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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 7, 1974
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Cons Cite Plaij to Save Patty Hearst
Green for Fillup
·WiII ·Gas .S,ta~ions
Fly Their Fl,ags?
By RUDI NIEDZmts'ki
Of ... Deity '""" ,.._.,
When wae the last Ume you -saw-an
open gas lt:ation fly a green flag? Or a
.red one if it was closed? That is what
service stations are required to do mxier
the new Gas0Jine Emergency Mandatory
Marl<eling Plan.
The law provides that "each service
station shall clearly indicate its gasoline
Streakers Five,
Officials One . . • In Coast 'Runs'
! Six nude male students streaked
aCross two West Orange County high
sCbool campuSes Wednesday and today
-·eliciting tioth cheers and raised
eyebrows from' fellow siudents.
Campus administrators, however, re-
spooded with threats or susoension1ra1~
er than applause. (Rela'. I sf.""Y Page 3).
Shortly after school began today, tv;o
upperclassmen darted throug_i the out-
door corridors at Westminster High
School, .almost ~~Y naked ~~
blDUgh .It was raining lightly.
One ci the streakers wv.-! tennis shoes
and a red, white and blue ski cap. The
other one, who waii • 'described as ·
"Streaking ln tbe very best or form,"
wore only a sweat .band on his head.
1Student ob.w"vers reacted with cheers,
wild apPlause and screaming, according
to a ~t in(ormer after' the Incident.
"It's really added nre to our schools,
and brouiht everybody together,'' the
informer commented.
'Ibe first local atreaking affair, at Edi·
son High oo Wednesday, was brought oil
by croestown rivalries between Fountain
Valley High and Ed;.oo Hi:<h.
'A Fountain Valley High SChool 1tudent,
said co be oomoleU!y nal!ec!. streaked thnluJh' Ed!QI High Sdlool W-y
IDCJl'bl&, 1MiMh11 towardl a waiting car
1,t lhe -end ol Ille t+ll .....
He neftl' made it toiu.e car. llJWeftl',
bul -·c:augbl by AlllllHI Prlnclpel
J«f1 Arrlola, In dlorge ol compui super--Dllclpllnary a<tion may be ta'""'
agabllt ibe JOUth, who was r<tumed IO
Fpuntaln Valley High 1..-a cooler<nce
with hla parenll and ibe tchool principal.
At approxll1llltely 3:30 Wedne!dlly
af'tetD000,1 .three more streaken duhN thrwih ibe teonl& COUrll Bl Ediaon High
and Into ibe varsity locker room,
whlalll( bl. 1 Jlrla buketboll clua.
Alll~ PrlndfOI· ~ -#
all -"ji; ~ ..w~,7·~
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supply and service situation by a sign or
nag, easily visible from off the
premises."
A green nag meam open to the public,
a yellow one gas available only for
emergency vehicles, and a red one out of
gasoline or closed.
"Sorry no gas" signs placed in
driveways fuUilt only part of the
requireent, if flags are not used. To
comply Mly with the law owners must
also post "open" signs during
appropriate ·hours.
Local law 1 enforcement officers today
admitted that enforcement of that
provision as well as the section requiring
service stations to clearly post their
business hours has been less than
stringent.
One eiplanation by law enforcement
. officials is tnat few gasoline retailers
understand all parts of the law, even
though it bas been on the books since last
Friday.
"Most of the station owners had no
MARCH FUEL SUPPLIES
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idea what is going on,'' says Sheriff
Patrol captain Tha_tl Dwyer. "We"Ve had
the regulations printed up and are hand
delivertrig them to service stations in the
uniDCOl.JIOrated areas. We will be asking
for compliance Friday. Until then It will
~ an educational program." .
Laguna Beadl police alao an usmg11te
same system to 9P1'ead the news to the
city's 11 aervtce stations, but there ls .no
indication when citatkJos may be Wued.
Police att hoping c:ompllance will be
wlimtary.
In Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle
'Robitaille has issued a "hands of(" policy
on enforcement of all new guoline
regulations. "I've issued an order to my
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Streakers Hit
Orange Coast
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MM llraten lilt-Orange
Ooul OJllqe P'I IDflball and
wne,ba1I pmes Wednesday .-, lllllhll play rnomealorl·
ly.
CJne, man ....-lhrou&b •
volleyball conlmdation with Loo
Angeles Harbor College 1 n"1
disrupled play 1..-30 1eCOnd1. He
bad....a towtl over bJs bead 11 his
only cover.
During an 0ra"llO Coast ooflball
l<e to LA Harbor, IS-11 two
streakers c:Ircled ibe Ile~ o ~ ol .llmts before lO ,~. • f• .:· . .
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Reservoir Cleaned Up
Larry Reyes washes down · bottom of NewpOrt .
Beach's Big Canyon Reservoir. Facility near Pacific
View lt1emorial Park in Corona del h1ar will be
closed for remainder of month as city crews perform
routine cleaning and repair .chores. Reservoir holds
·about 200 million gallons of water. Since it is used
Deltr Pllol Si.ff PIMt.
primari1y for backup water supply, Newport Beach
resi dents will continue to gel their water from nor-
mal A1etropolitan Water District (1'1WD) so urces.
W.ater from 13-acre reservoir was piped into city
system dul-ing the 20 days;it took. to empty .it.
Sumatra Tar Balls Hit Ehrlichman, Five
Others Indicted
In LA Break-in Qrange Coast Slwreline
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of ... Dellf Plltt S!lff
Globs of crude oil, possibly Crom
sU:m.atra -In South East Asia continued to
noat into beaches along the Orange Coast
today as crews did the best they cou1d to
clean the black stuff U!>·
United States Coast Guard olllcials
wbo eorller &aid ibe tar was from natural
M<1J88e from the ocean Door now say Jt
pn>boblT. came from a ship carrying
crude 011.
The tar balls hit beaches In Lagma
Beach, Sooth Lagwia, Newport Beach and
Jtuntington Beach. Other sightings were
reported as far away as Pt. Fermin in
Los Angeles CowJiy.
In Huntington Beach, lifeguard Sgt.
Bill Rlchardiori'lafd flie globS ol crod<
were Lie size Of baseballs. In Newnort
Beach. guard Bl.Midy Bellbe reported
chunks as large as footballs.
Laguna Beach may have reeeJved the
biglest single glob, Public Wtrill
SUpedntendeot Clyde s-reported
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a glob rolled in noor Bird Rock Point that
was two feet square and seven inches
thick.
United St.ates Coast Guard L t •
Commander Louis IleBemardi said today
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Just Making
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HOUSl"ON (UPI) -A youn1 .woman defendants englneettd the break-In ol lhe
awoke vocI found a man In her bedroom Beverly !Diis olflc:e of Dr. Lewil J.
who didn't be.Jong there. She screamed. Fielding '1with Intent to searth for
"IJon'i do ~~" ~ jntt\lder u ;iid. .CIJ!l(ideotlal 1n1mt;m con c e ~ l!.i. n &
"l'm a prifetflOTial liurglar and J've got -nanret -!h~tg, I .
to mike my 1iving somewhere. Tonight Colson, in a statement, proclaimed his
It's here.'' innocence as he did Friday when named
The man took off the woman's in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy
brasslett, Ued her bandl wiib it, indictment.
/leBl'Ched the apartment and took $1 in "It ls not easy to stand aC<US<d a
cub, 1 lfll<h and 1 ring. (See 1 INDICl'ED, Pap I)
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Television
Appearanc~; ..
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -™'
suspected members of the SymbionHe
Liberation Army -imprisoned~On murder.
charges have demanded that they Qe
allowed to appear on live tel evision p-to
unvi!U pWi they .say could lead to the
safe release of Patricia Hearst.
Joseph Rentiro, rr .• and Rll'lsell Little,
2.6. who are being_ held in San Quentin
Prison, demanded in a letter made public
Wednesday night that they be allowed to
ootline their plan at a nationally
televised news conference.
In Sacramento, a spokesman for the
state Department of Corrccti~ said the
men would not be allowed to appea r·on
. television-as long as they are held ln
: San Quentin, He said because of the
scmitivily of the case intcrviC\.\'S are not
permitted.
"As far as a television appearaocc-,
Jltl,Jes wouldn't permit them to appear on
television,'' spokesman Phil Guthrie said.
He said, however, that !f authorities ln
the two counties in whid1 they are beirit:
prosecuted decided to permit the
televised appearance. the men coold:bc
transferred to another jail, th u:s
bypassing the state regulations.
The district attorneys in both countlc;s
-Alameda and Contra Costa . across the
bay from San Francisco -had 00
immediate comment.
The FBrs agent in charges, Olar)es \V.
Bates, said he knew nothing obout the
pair's demands.
"I don't know whot theii suggcstiom
are," Bates said. "I have no knowledge
(See HEARST, Page %)
Cout
Weather
The weather service calls for
clearing skies Friday with only a
20 percent chance of showers.
Temperatures at the beaches and
inland \\ill range around 58. LoWs
in the upper 40&.
INSIDE TODA'l'
An outstanding versio1i of
'The Tamtng of Uie Sllrew" -
ttaged the "70!/ Shake1peare
Wrote it -is the late&t produc-
tion of South ~Coast Repertory.
The play U reviewed on Page
27 today.
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I DAILY PILOT s T"""4ll. Mw 7, 1974 '·
Former {{almhach Partner
~arget .of Action by Brown·
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, From Wire Sen1ca deed supporting President Nixon'• tax
writeoff on his vlct presidential papers. 6ACRAMENTO -Socretaey o1 state
Edmund G. Brown, Jr. today filed actJon '° revoke the notaey commllslon of
alllomey Frank DeMarco, former law
ponner ol 'presld"1llal atlorney Herl>en
Xalmbach of Newport Beach. .
Kalmbach recently resigned hUs law
partnership with DeMarco ~ following
Kalmbach'•· guilty plea on a fek>ny
dlarge Involving political contributions.
DeMarco maintains his Jaw practice in
Lo6 Angeles although the IJnn, now
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Delttarco b accused of backdatlng the
Spiral Easing?
Pr ices 4~viuice 1.5% in ·February
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Higher costs of food, fu els and metals
pwhed. wholesale prices up an average of 1.5 percent in February,
the government reported today.
tl'be increase 1'1As the smallest advance in four months -sug-
gesting a slowdown in the nation's worst inflation since right after
World War II -but still was at an annual rate of increase of 18
percenl ·
After adjustment for seasonal factors, whol~ale prices went up
1.2 percent last month, or at an annual rate of 14.4 percent.
Th~ 1.~ percent unadjusted increase in February was less than
half the January advance of 3.5 percent, which was exceeded since
1946 only by a 5.8 percent jump last August.
Wholesale price fluctuations usually precede similar trends at
the retail level
-·Th~-February-lncrease le1t·wholesa1e·prtces-20.3 percent above
a year earlier. It will mean a. continuing rise in retail prices in the
coming days, weeks and months as the higher wholesale prices are
puaed to consumers.
F,....Pqe l Inmate, 'Fal,sely
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11IOl!e ft will tab DO actlon 00 the plan · • . 0.11.vi£_u;._,~-.,,-._,. s s
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known u DeMan:o, Barger and Bera!,
a!Jo malntalnl, offices tn Newport Beech.
DeM&IW repOrted that Brown was
charglz\i him with fall~ to ~'f\1117 aod
faithfully ~e the dulleo ol a no1ary
public."
Brown notified DeMareo that he was
taking action, to revoke the attorney's
notary public's Uceme. Brown's office
has jurisdiction over califomia notaries
pub De.
DeMarco said in a telephone interview
he had dooe "notl>lng illegal 0<
Improper" and charged that the action
wa.s staged l)y Brown, a Democratic
gubernatorial contender, to obtain
natloowkle publicity. .
It ba5 been estimated that Nixon's tar:
deduction for the Papers, valued by an
appraiser for Nixon at $.576,000, saved the
_President about S2SO,OOO in tues.
Brown charged the documents were
"falsely d<ted March and April, 19tl9, In
order to provide misleading, deceltful
and fraudulent documentation ot the
claim that the gift of the Nixon papen to
the National Archives wu completed"
prior to the change in the law.
Brown told newsmen he asked Nixon ln
a letter lhls week to waive the attomeY-
client privilege "so that DeMarco could
answer additional question.s concerning
the backdating."
He said OeMArco has "indicated" he
would amwer questions be previously
refused to answer if the PresMtent waives
the privilege.
"The questions DeMareo refu..ed to
answer concern a meeting he had with
the President in the White House 1eVeral
mµiutes after the deed was falsely dated
and notarized," Brown said. "During that
meeUng DeMareo reviewed t b e
President's tax returns wltb the
President and Mr.-Nlxon ;!ili>'d lhe
retwns." ·_-ilnttl Ille d5tgnen ol the plan_can -telfus . -Vo/·,;.· $11 .'Mi"lli".on wbat"lt says," the <Ille! dcclarecj. L" • ,,. DeMan:o said the formal charge ,...Id ~ ·.Ptiice~tbroughout the. cOastaJ areas all --~ ' "give me an opportunlti fAF file, -an &Im that complaints have been few. BUENA PARK (..\.P) _An Sil million answer and defense" within 15 daya prior
However, the sherifrs office noted that it claim for damages bas been filed against to an administrative hearing on the case.
hid received several complaining phone the city of Buena Park by William He conceded that the final.deed to the
c;alll. DePalma, who Was Imprisoned for 28 papers was signed on April 10, mo,
; One woman from the Misaioo VleJo months on alleged false testimony given although he had notarized the deed as
UN who decllnfJd to be idenutied sald by a police tedmician. having been signed on April 21, 1969. The
Ifie ·wants the law enforced immediately DePalma v Whitt! ering t ··-'-law wa.s changed between the dates to ~ ... -ibe ••-waited In line -tedly • ~. a er cat -r~ ..-... . u1u ·--r-dri~, recemJy was freed by U.S. bar such deduotions made alter JUiy 25,
for service stat.loos whidt never open. Dlltrlct Court Judge Charles Carr alter l969.
'"lbere Is no ooe to see that the two "--~--Crim Labor "This Is a hypertechnlcal matter that I
statlons are obeying the 18-'. No!Jody fii!iila;:" ~,'d that e !Inge~~ C11111 but bolleve would have been takm
?1DlB to mforoe the Jaw. U we"re going Uled to convict De.Palma of a 1967 bank care of Jong ago U Mr. Brown was not
It> have a la.,, tllen It should be In effect robbery were not taken from the .....,__, looking for publicity In a tnatter ol ~everybody," she said scene. ..,.,.,....z nalional lnterelt," OeMaroo said.
;O>ota..Mas Pollce Clllef Roger Neth ,Jn his claim, filed Tue!day with the He said the 1nit1a1 1969 deed was
!JYI 1111 .-had received oaly ct!y clerk, DePalma charged ho was meft!y myped and signed again In 1970
-C0<"4i[ilnt ID fir. Cotta M ... pallce wllllully, malicloualy and fraudulently so that the final docwnmt would r<llect ,,m en1on:e the law, but only U an lmprlaoaed and that as a coosequeoce ho the appralaer's final estlmata ol value.
Cimda1 complaint t. made. bis wife and three children suffered DeMareo'a secretary has testlfied. !he =•Fu114mJo_ monltorinc al this law puhlJc degradatlon, physical and may have tllrown away the lnit1al deed
would 1•1'1Q1dre .-riMJI manpower emotional harm and other inJUries. 1, routlnely. •
wtJidl we do not have," be ukl, adding "" was coavlcted ol robbing the 'Ille mauer IJ now under lnvestlgatlon
llat the new ,...W.tlou will be . "ei· M~ Savlnp and Loon -here by the lnlernal Re,..ue Service and a
tremely difficult to.---.al -• _.,.a1111,. --to -Ii years In federal Joillt """"'1llion tu committee that Nowpilr!Beocb~,.f~wi(IOt ·-~~1 -olfeftci by 13 . Is.trylnc 10;dolennine . .meu.... the ,ift
beoln --. lll!!ll;!!ir bl" reo ~--Jbal llePalma wu nowhere W¥ actttallj tllUlde before or alter the ceMd fUll ~ dlsldd· -tile-..., . .,... but Police Sit. lair wll '!>&naect; ~ -...... ,,, ~ 1111= \)IOt&n.~-:-J-j)~~-teitlinGnf,"tbat~ ~-• , • -
_ "Meonw1111e we'lt jijt,,. 'i i,~-~·1 ~ wera found al-·n -..:..-lf 8, .
and keep the -.. w-~ ,llad -00 -t11e.-ir-: ·---om " ign -1-·oomp1a1ntsand0!1!J'a l9'[., . Whl1 ... , :E.. sp. ~ ... Indicted 1..i NJ... i• . . . . ~--. u.u
want" wluotary;~ of the low. -<>n a diarge <>I ·faioely ~ 8 . :;,;..J -·
theD we doo't have to~ 11," 11e -in. narcotics caae .'IDd 11-'-;'.(Libe r"'.:"n' said. -scheduled io ro oa. trial 1n Orange Coimty , . µ.11...,
Senice staUon OWllen lle!l't ~ Superior Court Mardi II. Since his. . ''i
forced to comply with 111e letter of ~ lndtc1mea1s i.t 11aa been oo •. 1 .. .-ol . nay or Women law in San Clemente tither, according to abfeoce. LI
Qiiel Clifford Mumy, who said that the ·
evm<Jdd system bu worl<ed l!Jl100lhly. SAN FRANCISal (UPI) - A bomb
He oald aervtce staUon.s In . Sah From Page I exploded In a federal bulldhw early
Cemmte call the police department an today, and a group clafm.t nc
hour befon! closing and request a police TAR 1'1!Sp011Sibility oald lt was to atgna1
car to determine which auto will be the • • • "Women's Uberatloo Day."
last to get gas. The blast OC<Umd at 1:05 a.m. on the
that tests show tllat the black stuff Is fourth floor of the old Federal Building,
Space Shot Launch ed
VANDENBERG AFB (AP) -An
~rimental re-entry vetricle Jn the
Trident Ailas supplemental program was
launched from here Wednesday, the Air
Force's space and missile test center
announced. Test of. the vehicle designed
to }eave and re-enter the atmosphere was
completed in about an hour, a spokesman
at the center said.
OIANH COAST IT
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Tnt ,,IM.l!Mi ~ ...._. II 11 :bl Wnl
a.T S!rtfl, c .. 11 MrM, C•llflH'nl•, ni"-
definJtely crude oU. in a halJway near the offices of the U.S.
Another Coast Guard spakesman said Department ol Health, Educatloo and
further tests have fl'lk'ed the crude to Welfare.
Sumatra. A small hole was blown in a wall, but
· Still a third COast Guard spokesman there was no major dama.;¥ or injury.
speculated that the crude came from Shortly before the explosion, the San
tanks ~ an Ital.Ian tanker that exploded Francisco Chronicle received a n
Feb. 22, 1,500 miles west of San anonymous telephone call from a woman
Francisco. who identified herself as "a member of
Lt. Commander OeBemardi confirmed
that the ship, the GiovaMa Lolli Ghetti ha~ been carrying Swnatran crude, bui
said cutTent patterns In the Pacific
Ocean made it unlikely that the otl could
have drifted to the Orange Coast.
Anodler theorj", OeBema: ·: said, Is
that a ship passing through the Pacific
co~ have tleaned its tanks. The crude
1.1 similar to tbe residue that develops In
oil carrying tankers, he said .
"We've traced down every tanker that
have been in and out of the (Los Angeles)
port recently and eUmln::.ted every one o(
them," DeBemardi said.
While tbe Coast Guard is trying to find
out where the black stuff came (rom
officials along the Orange Coast ar~
trying to get it cleaned up.
Crews in Laguna Beach, Newport
Beach and Htmtington Beach have been
out periodically to collect the congealed
btoba and dispose of them.
DeBematdi explained it was important
to get the tar .oil the beach so that It doem't wash back into sea and redeposit
somewhen! else. •
He said the Coast Guard could not
' IS!dst in clean up Operations untU It was
poolttv.11 delennlned that the crude oil
came from an ocean veuel.
The globules o! crude oil fll'll •Pl""red
one w!iek a.go in small amount.a in
HuntlnatDn U..ch. They """ sighted there Oil and oo for I few li<)'S and then
appeared II beocbn In Sooth Lacuna and
Lall'#ll fle>cll Tuesday night.
IL ltartfd popp1ng1Jp In Nowport Boacb
Wedneldoy aft<rnoon.
•0.Bornardi said 1erlal surveys ol
waten aionr !be Oranae Cooat Indicate
tllat itie ln!lus _,,. to be ~ alf.
the Women'a Collective o! the Weather
Underground."
According to the newspaper, the
woman said, ."We have planted a bomb
In the HEW building that Is scheduled to
go off in 10 minutes in celebration o(
Women's Liberation Day."
International Women's Day is March 8,
and a number of V.'Otne.D's rights
organiza Uons have planned extensive
programs marking the day, which
originated In 1908.
The "Weather Undel'l!I'Q!!l1CI" IJ a
revolutionary group active several years
ago and connected with s e v e r a l
bombings.
Driver Rams
Gas oline Line-
MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPI) -The
long gas line was apparently too
much for one motorist.
Police llid a llO-,..r-old man...,
arresled for malicious mlschid
when he met.bodlcally ninmed sb
cars ln his line, moving any from
each """°" and beoding for the
nett car. ·
O!llcen said ,.,,.. his °"" car
ll<IUld not• .. any lnore, tl)e ....
attelnpted to nee on root but. ... -The man uld the co11-.
occurred because he W a I
unllmUlar with the brU• .., the
newly KqUlrod car.
Man Tells
Of Attempt
On His Life
Ill' TOM !AJILEY~
.... Olll'I' '1litt ,._..
A man':.-mlssblg daughl« Is llllll
belnl Alllliht 1>y 0raage ec..my Shetllf'•
-. tol!i •'JurY lalo WedDoldty bow
• Is IOl>ll>law al!eledlr' tried to !;ti> bin\ ---.. oC«ll Roblilni, IO, testllled In tbe
Dr.,.. c.umy ~ court trial a(
Gary White, 28, of 1n._02 Calle La Bomba,
San Juan Capistrano, that he we
working in the garden of his Santa Ana
borne Nov. 9 when be looked up to see a
truck mounting the sk!.ewalk and coming
directly at him.
JOHN EHRLICHMAN
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6INDICTED • • •
Robbins said he leaped out of the path
of the truck and was immecliately
oonlrooted by the furlou., White, who
allegedly leaped from the cab after secood time in as many weeks," be sald.
aiming the vehide at his father-In-law. "'Ibe charge today is hard to take
Robbins testified that he beat White because some weeks ago I took an
with a length ol board until hls wife inde~ent po 1 y g r a p h examination
came to the door of his Parton Street whlcti detennined that 1 did no( know In
,,, ,.....-, borne to check on the diaturbance. advance o! the Fielding break-in," Colson
Pre tty F iiiy
Her name is Kim and she's
one of the girls who adds a
feminine touch at a racetrack
in Florida. Other pictures,
story appear on Page 34.
From Page l
HEARST ...
Mrs. Virginia Robbins. 58. testified said.
after her l'lusbarxl that While fled from In Miami Barker said, ''\Ile will fight
the scene shortly after she appeared in this indict~ent and wc \\'ill plead
response to her husband's shouts of innocent. t speak for De Diego, Martinez
"Virginia, get my gun." aiid myself.1f
White was tracked,, to his San Juan Barker said the trio did "what we
home and booked there on charges of believed in. We believt'd we acted on
assauJt with a deadly weapon. He is proper .authority from the United states
being tried on those char .. ..., today. government."
Mrs. Rochelle White 22. vanished The burglary look place Sept. 3, 1971,
from her home late lat July and her car when Ellsberg was .under indictment in
wa later found outside the premises of a connection with the leak of the Pentagon
Carlsbad parcel service company where papers.
she worked ~ a diiver. 'lbe grand jury also indicted Liddy on
of ~t they're ~!k1"g about 50 I can't ~· ~'!hlte s purse a~ other ~1 · two counts of refusing to testify before a
make any commerit" .-pos.w.ss1ont wm found m•a·-yehic1e that~ House-committee. ,. ·. •
··He sald u. state pri.9ooers, 'tbe .... FBt !"'-appeared· to ~ave·~ wiped cl~ pf LklaY atready'is serving :i sentence tor
would have no pert Jn the deeision" firigeJl)rints, but no -other clues to her co~empt o( court for his refusal to · . _ ~ disappearance have been unearthed to 1 "f hel -nd · whether ~allow the_ m. to awear.. this day, Sheriff's officers state. esll y ore a gra Jury.
1 d ed F b 'J:1 and b dcast Liddy was senteneed lo serve a 1n a etter at . e · roa . A divorce act.ion filed by Mrs. White maii:imum of 20 years for his role in the
Wednesday night by Berkeley radio against her husbant.: was set aside June 17, 1972 break-in at Democratic
station KPFA-F.M, they chargt'd that shortly after her disappearance. It is still National Committee Headquarters.
U.S .. Attorney General WllUam Saxbe aod held ,on ~ ~~~ file in the cowity Ehrlichman also was charged with one
FBI Director Clarence Kelley actually ~ clerks ~1vorce d1.v1s1on. -. . count of lying to FBI agenlS and three
"want Patricia Hearst to die. · The dtvorce. act~on co~tains alleg~t1c;ins counts of lying to a grand jury about the
" by Mrs . White in which the m1SS1ng activities of the White House special
They are desperate.Jy trying to woman accu.ses her hu..band Ol. continued inyestigative tmit known as the
discredit the Si.A In the eyes of this acts of cruelty during lhelr-marriage. "Plumbers."
nation's bWlgry, oppressed people," the Sheriff's officers sakl they have spent The indictment alleged that on July Tl,
letter said. "We feel It b of the utmost thousand.! of hours on the Rochelle White 1971 Egil Krogb Jr. and David R. Young
importan~ to discloee tJ¥s callo~ plan case, including the probing of the San Jr. sent a memorandum to Ehrlichman
to the public in the hopes of avertmg ~ Juan Capistrano town dump (or clues to whk:h discussed a request to prepare a
deaths ol Patricia Hearst, those holding the disappearance of the attractive psychiabic study on Ellsberg.
ber and ounelves. brunette. . Krogh pleaded guilty to a single charge
-'+A 'f.imiag to the FBI: S:... jf '7QU Robbin! b still investigating what he of violating Fiekiing's civil rights and is
kill us ind.fer slaughter Patricia Hearst believes to be the murderer of hb daugh-serving a six-month sentence at a federal
and thole bokllng her we ..have made . ter and he has traveled throughout prisoo at Allenwood , Pa. Krogh agreed to
prov~ a:z,:_-n &bat f!!:SU&lf!'l~ _Ca!Uomia and ~1exlco in a probe that cooperate with the prooecutors. -~~ . )i"Wbe~J .µ..... continues today. 'Ille Indictment also alleged that on ~Mill a.rat, 8 2C).year-old art 'hi.ttirY July 28, 1971 E. Howard Hunt Jr. sent
maj« and ctauabter ol San ~ Colson a memo which discu...ed-a
Eramlner'f Editor and pre a l d.e11-t propooal to "obtain Ellsberg's fiJes from ~:'.,t~w~~~c POLICE HUNTING hispsychiatricana1ys1."
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SLA IOQn, 11te last communique was
rocelved 15 clays ago, -his ctauJ!lil<r
pld ahe was well In ~ tape-<eCOided
message.
Remlro, a Vietnam vrieran who
became an antiwar activist,. and UtOe, a
onetime college atuden\.~...-ed tn JlllU8rf after a shootout wt police who
atopped their van In Ooncont.
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CARDIFF, Wales (UPI) -Police
today hunted for 13-year-old !Wcethearts
who elOJ!ed.
Sally Biddle and Peter Mae have been
missing since they left C.ardlfrs Rumney
High School Tuesday afternoon.
Sally's parents later found a note in
her room which read : "I love you very
much, ~fumrny and Daddy. But 1 love
Peter more. I tried to tell you about him
but you did not understand."
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"Students just don't seem to realize the
cinsequences of slreaking, like being
suspended, and getting a police record,"
Arriola continued. "But we ~'Oll'l tolerate
it."
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SodolOgista say the new collectate fad
of "ltreaking" -running node tn pibllc
-is an act ot defiance aganlrt exln\.'tn.
tioaal aodety wttll lillle ,.JUOlity 11>-
wlved.
And they predict the craze ,_ping
the nation's c:oUege campu1e1 will fizz.le
when the oovelty wears otr.
"I predict it will die ~ ab9olutely/'
sal~-O.--:-Ftederl!'I' 'KOelllg-. pn>f....,r of
sociology at Tulane Unf\tenity. ••1hefe is
some initial gratlficatk>n from seeking
release from 90cial restrlctlons. but you
reach a Point where it's not done any
more."
Koenig Wd streaking waJ no t
exhibitionism. which in its technical
sense bas a sexual motivation, and "I do
not think ~treakers are streak.ins for
sexual gratification."
Caroline E. Pr!ston, a s 1 o c 1 a t e
proleosor of psychiatry and ~I
!dence at the Uni....,.ily of Wuhtilcfoo, agreed.
"! think It probably has oolhtng to do
with 1UU1.llty at all," &be saJd. "It may
be aJ"-t 1n oPPosiUon"to it. If anything,
it's a kin4 of denial of sexuality." · ,
OF. La •rtnce Z. Freeman, a noted
behPior1I researcher and professor of
psychiatry at the Uni"'.,ersity of QUcago.
said streaking was significant in terms of
cornmmlty lllandards and acceptance or
lllJdlty.
"II obvioosly says somethlng aboot
changing nw:itts in whlcb nudity Is sort of
scrnktabOo," be said.
Dr. Arthur Yehle, a ~fempbis State
Uo.Ivenlty PfYchology professor, saw no
deep social .. significance in 1lttaking.
although he /said, "there's a fairly good
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lnvolyed." ~ l
Koenig said some coeds are taking part
In the naked scampers because they feel
l••omen should have equal rights.
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"If this is a fad, they say, it shouldn't 'be just for boys to get in oo."
This view was supported by a oocd. at
Glas,,boro State College in New Jersey
who streaked with 25 males.
"Why not Y.'omen? ~fen are doing ii.
~fen should not be the only ones lo do
this."
When. ind u·here. did streaking
originate ?
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timeles& practK:e of "mooning," ln ~·hich
youths exposed their backs\~ as a
"gesture or oontempt." Jn slreak.ins. he
said, "There is a fairly good anlOWlt ot
thumbing your nose at society involved.''
Dr. Koenig said that "'hil{' mooning
was •·more or a \'lsunl obsccnitv.
strea.king is a way or doing that ic
conventional society, but II adds the thrill
of the chase."
~ The Dookhobors. a ri.~ligious sect in
Canada, have been shedding eJothes as a
way of protest since 1900, \\'hen 19 were
arrested for nudity.
The current rash of streaking 1o1·as first
noted at Southem ~lethodist lini\'trsity
in Dallas. Ho .... -ever. some streaking was
reported In Southern California at
Christmas Lime and the practice has
been an on and off fad in California and
Florida ror a number of years.
1be fad sbo"·ed no signs of dlp:Unishing
\\'ednesd8y night _
A cro\\·d, estimated at 895 by the
t"ampus ne1A'SJ)3per, the Dally Tar Heel.
ran naked at the Universit y of North
Caroli na in Chapel 1!111 'Ailllc another
1.500 to 2,_000 s1udents cheered thCrn on.
The.itreiiiers lnc.luded 75 glJ:.ls, th&
Daily Tar Heel said. ' ~
About 25 s1reakcrs, including l'A'O
coeds, ran past !he ~1lemphis State
Lnh·ers.ity center mall Wednesday night.
About 300 strtakers.. some 1o1·earing tics
nnd top hats, ma rt"hed with a band on the
Holy Cross campus in Worcester.
~lass .. 'A'hile 80 girls and five boys ran
nude around the campus ol Hood College,
a girls' school In Frederick, ~fd.
There v.·ere 150 streakers at Georgia
Southern Col lege' and tv.-o arrests.
Birth Certlfleate
DEAR PAT: I would like to get a
copy of a birth certificate aM need
to find the proper address. what
information is required an.. bow much
the fee is. The birth occurred in Los
Angeles County.
How Saddlehack Voted
. ! Sciddleback
Teacher Gets
Big U.S. Job L. J.1., Irvine
Coples o( birth certificates are
available from the county recorder's
office In the county where tbe birth
took place. In your case, write to the
Los Angeles County Recorder, !'Z7 N.
Broadway, Los Angeles. Include lhe
person's name , city and date of birth,
namet of both parents and your return
malling address. Enclose a check or
D!oney order for the $! fee.
Contnet SCORE
DEAR PAT : My husband and I have
some money we w o u I d like to invest
in a small business. We were thloking
of a doughnut shop and would like
infonnatioq abouj how one. oPf!llS up
slljil ~ 'busines\,and wbere "tQ .oblal!I
necessary machines arid supplles.
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Supervisors Okay Fuel
Don't /tltr Tires
DEAR PAT: Althoog)l I've used radial
tires for years on regular suspensions.
J've been told it's better to have tuned
suspeMions for radials. Why? I'd also
like to know if you om mix snow
tires and radials, since radials have
good stopping characteristics on snow.
Hotline for Countians
J. T., Costa Mesa
Tuned suspension is credited with
providing a somewhat softer and
smoother rldet but It isn't a necessity.
Don't mb:· radial and snow tires. If
you have radials oo the front and want
to use snow tires, experts advise radial
snow tires onJy.
Proll11et Safety
DEAR PAT: l've read a lot about
the Consumer Producl S a f e t y
Commission lately and ·would like lo
know if the individual consumer has
any chance to offer personal opinions
regarding safety of parti cula r items.
I'd also be interested to team if this
commission is coptrolled by another
federal agency, or U it's operating on
its OY.'n.
Y. R., Foantaln Valley
The commission has a Consumer
Deputy program and individuals and
organizaUoos are encouraged t o
cootribJte directly to the development
of product safety standards. Write to
U.S. Consumer t>roduct Safety
Commission , \Vashington. D.C. 20'l07.
CSPC Chairman Richard O. Simpson
says the commission is independent of
other federal agencies.
Stopping Cltlld Ab11se
DEAR PAT: I wouJd like ~o become
involved in a child abuse prevention
program here in Orange County. I was
told one was forming in Irvine, but
have not been successful in finding any
further infonnation about such a group.
E. S.,' Corou del Mar
, Orange County supervisors agreed
Wednesday to spend fl,650 over the next
two weeks to let countians know how
seriotd the gas shortt1ge is and bow to
deal with. it.
The board also adopted r O u r
recommendations I.hat will be sent-lo
Gov. f!9oald R;eagan indicating how tbe
state's even-odd gas management plan
could work better.
The 1 board balked · Tuesday a t
authorizing a $50.000 budget for the
Elhergency Operations Center to run its
gasoline hot line and crisis survey center
for the next four months.
Operations center chief George Bean
said the lower figure approved by the
board would Cover the cost of hiring 10
temporary telephone 'operators. ei<tht
drivers or survey vehicles and other
costs for tv•o weeks.
Supervisors had asked for a tw~week
budget to give them more time to study
fhe extent or the crisis.
Bean's office has .,been handling
thous;mds of inquiry_ calls a day since it
opened far business Friday. Up to now,
the ph(mes have been manned by
volunteers from various c o u n t y depart~.'
The entire even-Odd program comes
up for a regular review Session next
week at which itime the board is due to
hear public .testimony and ta ke any
action necessary to bolster weak points
ln the system. .
'nle recommendations being forwarded
to Reagan were draf.ied by Bean on tbc
basis of calls and complain!! his office
has handled.
The recommendations include :
-Prohibition of minimum gasoline
purchases which Bean said h a v e
encouraged price gou~ing in .some cases
where the minimum is charged even if
that amount of gas isn't PJTChased.
..You Rrobably are "'•rrlnc 10 Pare•ll Vi.sit Hours Changed Anonymous, an organ'lulloa dew.ted to
"helping parents wbo lo&~ tbelr cool •
wlth · .their Cftlldnrn;' which bU Ove-' San Ct:rnente Gene~a! . Hospital ~
0 Co 1 treatment .,.,,, .. ps chang'<! its standard. •1s1t1ng hours l_his r a n g e un Y eo· VM month in order to direct more nlll'Slllg
meeting regularly. Information on any care'° it patients, spokesmen said.
aspect or the program IS available by The new hours are from 2 to 4 p.m. and
telephoning the Parents A.noiymou !4· again from 6 to 8 p.m.
hour hotline at 542.f153. If you are '
URGES RULE CHANGES
Emergency Ch ief Bean
-Lifting of the requirement that
drivers have less than a half tank of gas
before fueling up. Bean .said the problem
to tank topping was eliminated during the
first few da)'1 of the program and mos
most drivers are on a schedule of buying
every other day anyway.
-Making motorcycles exempt from
the rules since they hold so little gas and
have a relatively short range on each
tankfull.
-Establishment of a uniform system
of dealing with special cases such as
medical patients who need to drive every
day for treatment. Bean suggests a
permit system w~reby authorization
y,·ouJd be glued to the car "rindshield .
1be four rte0mmendations'.'Were due to
be sent to Reagan in a telegram today
and Bean said he is certain similar
recotmnendations will be sent from the
other · counties • participating · in the
' lnltrested in volan\eer work for PA,
ielephone volon&eer ctonll•Wr Paula
Kunst stJ..78%1.
'.l'lte9'll Colleet P#fH!t'•
He Needs Bel:P.
DEAR PAT: After my sbter and 1
saw your column-Hem about a
requesting someone 40 pick u p
newspapers and magadnes for recy<:ling,
we decided to write to you. We will
be happy to pick up any paper products
from people in the Fountain Valley area.
We hope to collecl and sell •nouati '° \'t'C con earn our "·ay to summer
camp.
1tt. L. 1nd 1'1. L., Foatail V1Ut:y
·Your molhtr wu so 1urprlsed aod
plea11ed at )'Oar ln1en1lty tllat she hu
1greed to provide trusportaUoa for
accumulated uwtpeptr end mapdne
pickups. f"ountlln V1lley fttldm are
11ktdto&lve•-lto --
M•llua'1 camp land by pllaoJoc -I
10 amqe lo< • piper pie~.
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N~ ~olice Seek-Fingernail Freak
BIN(!HAM'l'ON, N.Y. (AP) -Ollicials
at the State University o( New Yort
campus here are 1ool<lnt for a )'OUlll
man with a problem Jar btyood !hat of
the average fingernail biter:
' .The officials said Wndnaday they aro
investigating 10 bizarre i n c i d en t 1
beginning last OctObet in whidi • YNJI
man has tried to bite or break ort the
nails m a woman.
Security officers saMI the m1n mmlly
approaches women In public arMs·and
am ltrdlrecliWordle Umo. When the
woman roloes btr-lo point or IDolt at
btr wati:t>, the man lldmlres her. nails
and then tries to break or bite them orr.
a securily spoliesman said.
lie said moot o( the '1ctims had Ion«
rJ.JCerrllUs llrt the att.ac:ktt's nails wera
chewed to the quick . He said none 0£ the
women was harmed beyond broken nails.
School olOcials said they weren't sure
the lingemall man was a student but that
with his collar·leogth hair and heard he
could lit in easily on campus.
"We'd like lo pl help for this guy."
security officer Alan Kendall said .
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Pasadena's 'S ui cide
Bridge' CJai..ius 92ud
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Doyle t\lcKinney. chairma n of
Sa ddleback College's Fine Arts Division.
has been selected by the National Speech
Commoolcatioo Association's Committee
on tht--Ameriean Bicentennial to produce
a patriotic program for distribution
throubrhoul the "United States.
~lcKmney. a Soulh Laguna resident.
will be project director for the national
organization's plan IG produce the
program and offer it free or at a sma11
cost t0 high schools nat ion~·ide.
The program is scheduled lo ~
presented for the first time at Oiri:ilmas
in Chicago and then will be submitted 1o
\\'ashington. D.C.
, .. F:rom there, it will be ~islributcd to~
some 50.000 high •!CtJools and otbei.
organizations.
'·It 's a monumental p roje ct .''
~lcKinney said. "It ~·ill last 50 minutes
and will cclebrate the bicentennial using
literature. documen1s. public speaking ,.
art. n1usic. and dance ...
~lcKinney has been active in the
Speech Communication Association for 20
yc:irs and is considered one. of · the
nation's experts on oral intc.rpretaHon.
PASADENA CUP!) -A 19-year-0ld
college student has jumped 10 his death Coal !\f ines Idle
o.llW ,119t 11•11 l'llol• off the Colorado Boulevard Bridge here. itlnkes Pit~h CHARLESTON, \V.Va. (APJ -~tost
Police said Dennis Stephenson. of Las coal mines 3Cf'06S southern West VirJinia
Vegas, Nev., a student al Ambassador Tom ~Jarmon, TV sportscaster remained idle toda y and there was 'little
College, jump(,d into the Arroyo Seco and resident of Lagunita in indica tion of a back-to-work movement
Wash on Wedne9Clay. South Laguna, speaks to county an"IOllg proteSting miners. The miners
supervisors on behalf of fenc· began a walkout movement Feb. 2.S to
Stephenson became the 92nd person l.O ing beach to keep out public. protest government gasoline al1ocatioo
die from leaping off the structure, called Supervisors denied the Jenee policies which they said dldrfl give them
"Suicide Bridge.'' police said. on a 3·2 vote. ; enouch gas to commute to the pits.
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Vote Results
SETI1.JNG DUST DEPT.-Ralns came
today nnd cleared our regular :1tmoophcre
but lhis Thursday aJ.so means the dust is
settl ing on late, great politica l races
along the Orange Coast.
You can •just bet plenty of key
politicians aloog our coastline, who face
races a bit lat.er on, are studying the
n1unicipal and school returns of Tuesday.
Ah.'~ can see them now, poring over
th e tabuiaUons and asking themselves,
"\Vhat do they mean ••• what do they
mean?"
What may be worrisome for these
politicos i.s that several incumbents who
were considered governmental fixtures in
our region got turned out of olfice.
LOSERS 'l'Uf:SDAY included c0sta
Pttesa Vioe Mayor Will Jordan, a veteran
of more than a decade on lhe-~1tfa
council : former mayor Ed Just · ol
Fountain Valley, considered a favorite in
pre-election (Orte$ls; former mayor
Wade Lower of Sun Clemente, also
considered by many as a shoo-in; and
incumbent Irvine Councilman Ra y
Quigley, who ran out o.f the money.
The Im getting -out weren' confined to the coastline, either, in
By WALTER R. MEARS
WASlll/IGTON (AP) -Pmidellt
Nlxan. ~ Watergate defenses have
<aneed from stem lectures to Operatloo
·Candor, _.s "' be "1ilting tactics
again as he aeea to put tile ocandal
behind bJm.
Nixon invited some congresskxlal
lrlen<l,1 t<> the White Hoo.,. the -r
night to watch-the movk: "Friendly
Pen!uaslon." That thle may prove apt
for the new strategy.
fie has held iwo news conferences in
nine days, and hinted that there may be
another next week.
UE llAS OFFERED !IOUS<
hnpeaduneot inveatigators .all material
su plied to the WaleT'gate grand jury, plus
his own written or lnterv lew test.imony.
Nixon said that was "a v e r y
forthcomiog oUer l" although there were
indications the lkluse Judiciary
Committee might not be satlsfied with
his term1.
Senate Kills
Salary Raise
For Congress
FnmWU.Servlceo
WASHINGTON -The-Senate has
killed pay rai.es I<>< Congr= and high
government offielals, and a new look is
going to be taken at the law under which
they were propoo<d
"The Senate has just screwed up the
system," Republican leader Hugh Scott
&ald after it became apparent the higher
( IN SHORT ..• J
Ono&e ,.Coonty's . @te :voting. J_n • .;aalaries<J>udi'el<d by ~ Nt.on
Fullerton, veteran COt1nCilman a n a . were docoed. -
former mayor Louis "11"'1" Reimardt, He wu ·r<lerrfng to a 1967 1'w that
who served many years on the county's estabtisbed procedures tn::ler whlch pay
Local . Agency FonnaUon Co~on, adjustmeotJ were to be recOmmeooed
lost his bid for council re-electioo. every f:our years by a Commission on
So . did incumbent Garden Grove ExecWve, Legislative and Jtxlicial
Councilman Woodrow Wilson Butterfield , Salaries
who had plenty of countywide exposure • · l during his service oo the COWJty planning 1.....,, Nn Sfclrmbla
commission BEIRUT -Iraq! troops beat bock a
Also · in.· assessing the losses the major-attack by lranian armor and politi~ cannot. discount The w~ As infantry acrom die border between the
Candidate tbele..days. two .countrif!S late Wednesday, an Iraqi
JUST WOK AT Tuesday's reconL
Jrvine'I Norrisa Bl'andt was a t'a'ther
easy Yictor in an eight-person field for
the Jone open seat on the 5addleback
I junlor'eollege district boanL
Incumbent Irv 1 n e OM.mcHwoman
Gabrielle Pryor was the front-rumer in
her city against a neld of 1~ bopef\lls. In
Laguna Beach, incumbellt Qluncllwoman
Phyllis S"""""Y' nm a Vfr/ strong
8eCOl'MI to retain her seat
And in Costa Mesa, voters went to the
polls and elocted their 11 r st
councilwoman ever. Mn. No rm a
Hertzog, a nurnery ICbool owner, edged
out the aforementioned Wlll J<rdan to
win the second oPe11 M.,. ... 1.
AfSO IN ASSESSING victories or·
defeats, yoo caonot dlsColjzlt tOOse
candidates who Uled their earth pods.
extensively during the campaignin&.
In Fountain Valley, educator Roger
Stanton walked around the precincts
pounding on docn and ended up a
s 11 r prise victor, beaUng out the
aforementioned et-mayor &I Just for the
third seat. .
In Laguna Beach, educator Jon Brand
did the same kind of walking and won the
third open seat, giving a sweep to the
triad of Brand. Mrs. Sweeney ~
incumbent Carl E. Johnson who ran on
a growth limitalioo platform.
111EY HAD FACED a concerted
challenge in the Art O>tony froru. con-
strucfJon and real estate interests which
had laced the campaign with a heavy in·
gredlenl It's called money.
Anyway,. in <lllflSSeSS~ the successful
political efforts of educators Brand of
Laguna and Stanton of Fountain VaUey,
you have to agree shoe leather was a
!actor.
They sure had educated feel.
\Vho knows? Footpo\\·er may be the
newest polilical \\·eapon in the gasless
campaigns of the 1970s.
military COllllll1lltlqu said today.
~ 1be communique said tbe Iraqi troops
lnllicted oasualtlm "estlmated at ball the
furoe whidl carried out the alUlcl<,''
without citing opecilic runbero. On the
basis ol the lllJlllber of llllts the Iraq~
said loot .,... fa tbe -· lranlan
casuall;ies ..... Into the -· e Jllill.,,ents Defert
1CAMBOJ,., C.mbcwtla -A group of ?U
-Insurgents ....... loyalty to President Lon Nd'• govemmeoI t<>day in
the la'l!'5't delectim ol antl1l""'nlll1eflt
forces since the Qumcwfiacr war began in
April 1970.
Lon Nol's ~"'8 aaid H took
seven months ol oeptlations to bring the
nationalist Kluner Rouge troops over to
~the~--
• Strite In EtJaloitlc
ADDIS ABABA -ibldn!ds ·ci
students c b a nt t n g antigovernment
slogim marebed througb Addis Ababa
today as a genoral strike spr<ed """""
the counlly.
Helmeted police 03nl'lng rllleo lllld •
tear gas lon:ed the •-to relum to Haile Selassie University after an hour of
denxrlst.rations, There was no violence.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Mooldl1 Frid9f. ll1G1dl:lnal --.... """$.30 p"'. Coll arc! -_., Wiii bt bfoucllll to )Oii. Cllll1
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' ... 1111 laW)'ff, Jaines D. St. Clair, ,.Id There were 19 q-. Flfteea ol House aldeo hid tried t<> oovtr up
Wedneodoy Ille Preoldeot will be them dealt with • Wate<gate or l!'•tergale. 'Ille Pnoldeot aaJd be had no
speaking wt moMO lr<quenliy. ~l But there were DO port, ond DO prior lmowleclce, ol any ""'1
''There Is oot • ·~ In P"Dc:r. cr , --.i -llke Ille ..,. Nixon ellan.
attitude," SL Clair 581d. '"!llere Is a IOllllded al an eatliel' _, coqfennce _ At tlJe Ume, t11a1 was viewed as a
~e.ln clroumatances. 'Ille grand jury domlnoted by tbe """"81. counterattack. But Che ireneraI \VhJlA!
has siiol<en. The change Is from a """"" OVeMll, the Pr.nlem and hll la"Yft' !loose rule chrlng chi! 11 weeb o1
investigation by the gnmd jury t<> a seemed t<> be llgnallng still -tum (elevilod,Senate tatlmoo)'-to decline
House lnvestlgatloo." ·In a Walerfl3to '°"""' that has ..at comment on the cue 111111 !bat Inquiry
'"""1 ~..... -· I THE GRAND JURY spoke wllh the
( . NEWS ..4NALYSIS J
indictment Friday of seven men vrho had
been ol!lcial or political aMles to NU:oo.
The Presklcnt spoke at his news
conference Wedladay night, saying it
would be improper for him io dilJcus.s the
lndlctmcnt, and declaring that he had
never authorized clemency or payUf.s in
the Wotergate cover-up.
Ul'I TlliPMt•
Kidnap Vktltn
John Calzadilla. 8. son of
wealthy Dix Hills, N.Y.~ tire
wholesaler. was-abducted by
three men Wednesday. Kid·
napers telephoned boy's family
but didn't make ransom de-
mand yet.
lsrael,i, Syrian
Tension Mounts;
Gromyko Departs
By Untied Press hlterutlonal
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A.
Gf!'IDY"I> ended his !!ight-<lay peace
m&sion to the Middle East today and
retirped_ to hjoscow. ·Arn.b sources said
he had .-..i Syria to attend the Geneva
Peace doole<enee it has, boycotted and
\hat be allO tried to con.-the
Palelllnlins to porticipal<.
1be 1sraell press aixl natkmaJ radio for
the ~ day reported Increasing
tension along the Israeli-Syrian border.
Dama9CUI remained. silent.
The Israeli neWspaper Y edloth
Ahrorioth said the tension in the Golan
concentrat.lon of Syrian armored units,
especially around the enclave that Israel
captured on the Damascus road in the
northern Golan Heights.
"During the past two days the Syrians
have streamed in armored and artillery
forces around the saJient and have also
begun redeve)opment of these units in
that sector," it said.
"The fee.r has arisen that in the
present state of tension one small
firelight could be enough to lgnltc aloog
the length ol the line."
INrl'IALLY, NIXON dlamisaed the
wiretapping burglary ol J"" t7, 1972, as
a very bi.iarre lncldcnt that did not
Involve hi.s atall. During tile pnwldeollal
campolgn that followed, the White -repeatedly denoooced W a t e r g a t e ell""°"""" by 1be W.ingtoa Poot and
-..... orgaalzatJons.
Then, early In t973, with wwd ol
a neW White HOiiie lnvesdgatloa., there
were resignation.! lnclUIUng those ol
Nlxoo's top aides.
Senate hearings began, and on May 22,
Nixoo acknowledg('.d that some White
"WHEN rr DID, the Presid<'1I on Aug.
15 appeared on television to again
proclaim hi5 bmcence, and soood a
tlleme that he has repealed frequently '
• " ... We have reached a poll'lt at •'bk:h
a conUnued, backward-kdin( OOtelBion
with Wiiiet-gate Is causing thi.s rmli<lo to
negleci. matters ol. fiw gr e a t er
importance.''
Days lat«, he held the news
conference at which he complained
Wri>ly that all the question.< were about
Watergate.
'He Can't. Buy Town'
New Hampshire Citizens
Vote Rebuff to Onassis
OUR.ffAM, N.11. (UPI) -The citizens
or this seacoast town have voted-J,254 to
144 to go on record agaimt a proposal by
Aristotle Onassis to build a 1nassive oil
refinery here.
"I don't think there is any question any
looger that they can buy this town ,'' said
state Rep. DudJey Dudley, a Democrat
"It ls clear that It fs not for sale and 1
think they have every reason oow to pack
up and go home.''
Although the town selectmen and
memt>en 01 the p1am1ng 0o1inr11sv.""l!ie
final say, they were ei:pected to follow
the decision of the town meeting.
(Onassis' emissaries were to take the
J>l'OP06'l belcre the New Hampshire
U!glslature Ioday.)
OLYMPIC REFINERIES INC., one of
the Greek mulllmiUlooalre's finns, had
proposed that Durham be the site of the
warld's .. largest oil refinery to date. The
J>l'OP06'l had the backing of Gov.
A1eldrim Thomson, but environmentalists
and local citizens said they should be
allowed to decide for themselves, without
outside interference, what was best for
the commwllty.
1be outcome ol the meeting was
apparent from the moment moderator
J""'!lh MldMlels called It Jo order In the
o;rMr .lUVer Hiih School Gymnasium.
Opponenls ol the rdlnery received loud
applause
• POUCE ESl'IMATED 2,000 voters
jammed into the combination
gymnasium-auditoriwn, with hundreds
more listening on loudspeakeni in
another room. Town -officials 58id there
had never been such a tuinout.
Nancy Sandberg, chairman of a major
opposition group, Save our Shores CSOSJ.
opened discussion with .a charge that
Olympic Refineries was pushing the New
Hampshire legislature at Coro>rd "to
take .away our right of home rule."
"We as se~ will insist oo the
right of this comm]lllity to main! Its qwn
decision," seleCtmin Lawrmce O'Q)Onell
said. "Olympic is wcrling in COOcord to
remove from us tm ·nght to determine
land uses."
Thomas Jordan said the means
Olympic used to reach the stage where it
could propose its current plan "were less
than honest," adding, "there is no way
anyooe can possibly checi their facts."
STREAKER PLAN
BA.RED BY CHIEF
OMAHA, Nell. (AP) -At a local
service club meeting where he waa guest
speaker, Omaha Police Chief Richard
Amerson was asked what police would
do II they saw llOlru!OOe lDdulglng In the
latest campus lad ol streeking -running
nude.
"II • girl doea it, we watch. II a boy OOes it, we anest him," the dlief
quipped.
Reagan~s Jo-k
. Handout 'Botulism 'Only Just' .
WASIUNGTON {UPI) -California Gov. Rouald Reagan has told
a private ltmcheon that an "epidemic of botulism" among recipients
of the Hearst food handout would seem only jusl
An aide lafer said Reagan was only jolting.
'Ibe aide said the remark occurred during o private luncheon
of the Bull Elephant Club, a group of top aides to Republican mem·
bers of Congress.
According to the aide, ''the governor said something like 'some-
times you wonder whether there shouldn't be an outbreak of botu-
lism' 11 in reference to the food distribution.
"The governor never meant that comment to be taken serious·
ly," the aide said. "It was facetious. It was an oCfhand remark not
meant to be taken seriously."
Reagan was in Washington to attend a governor's conference.
Ul'IT .......
CHANGE IN TONE -Presi-
dent Nixon chats with Texas
correspondent Sarah McClen-
don who shouted at him last
week. She told hjm \Vedne,s..
day night she thought his hair
was gelling gra)" He replied.
"they call it streaking."
Mineivorkers End
Brltish Strike;
Go Back Monday
LONDON (UPI) -Mineworkers called
off their coal strike today after wiming
the ~ pey hike in their industey's
hlstoiy. Within boon ·London's 10,QOO
suW'ay workers. anCI 29,000 railroad
engineer.:i climbed aboard the pay
·bandwagon with demands for big boosts
for t.bemselves too.
They asked increases of at least 12
percent. Management offered 7 percent
-the maximum allowed by the former
Conservative government's anti-inflation
guidelines which the new Labor P!rty
administration scrapped for the coal
miners.
mE MINEWORKERS' union ordered
its 269,000 members back to the job next
Monday after acceP,ting a $230 million
one-year pay deal from March 1 at the
end of more than J2 hours of tough
bargaining Wednesday with the stole-nm
National Coal Board.
In acoeptlng be setUernent, tbe
mineworkers cleared the way for JXime
mirusts' Harold Wilson's new Labor
government to get industry back oo a full
five-day week ~!onday, ending the three-
day wcri: week imposed by funner Prime
Minister Edward Heath's Conservative
government to save fuel.
COAL BOARD officials said safety
crews s~ jOing down into the-mines
!his mOmliig to get~tlim ready for
digging to start again Monday.
Prices on the London Fore ig n
Exchange and stock markets slumped,
fearing the huge pay 9ettlement may
touch oU a new burst of inflation.
Male Streaker .
Hits New High
CARROLLTON, Ga. IAP) -Streaking
reached a new high early today when a
male student at Wesl Georgia College
parachuted. from a single-engine plane in
the bull.
The student, identified as Phil Canard,
jumped from an altitude of about 2,000
feet and landed sa fely in a campus
parking lot ~Uy after midnight.
Cana~ had a nare and a pair of shoes
on. when he landed amidst nearly 2,000
students watching (or his descent. De!plte the Israeli press reports,
President Nixoo said Wednesday night
talks between representatives of Syria
and Israel on a Mideast t r o op
disengagement will get under way· in
\Yashington in about l\10 1rt'eks.
~fore ~ving, Gromyko nieL today
\\ith Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser
Arafat.
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.Spotlight, Music Dresses Berke'ley Revue
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Municipal employes struclt
the city cl San Franci8co to-
day In a'pay dispute.
'!he walkool affected all city
hiltallations except l h e
munJclpaJ ra:uway, the Service
Employes U o ion declared.
Plctets walked In the rain In
front or c11y· hall.
'!hey appeared despite a
declaraUoo by mediators that
the lllrlU wblcb . had '-1
od>eduled b-Wedn...tay mid· nlihl would be postponed !or
24 bourJ lo permit further
wage negoUatJoos.
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LONG BEACH (UPI) -'!be
McDonn.11 llooglas COrp. and
the Federal Aviation Admi.nls-
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BERKELEY (UP!) -
Streakino< came fo the Uolverslfy of California
Wedrw.!•Y In a wild night o1
activity climaxed when an im·
prompu nude chorus_ line ol
six males and two females
danCed atop the Slama Qli
house,'
A "P"illcbt glared, music
blared, and a crowd ol 2,000 -'
AB0111' II participated In
the ew:ntne's streaking: wilb
about a half<loren of'< the
participants women. '
One-was Betty Lou
Kapaknos , 2:2, who WU termed
"our streakette" by members or Phi Kappa Tau.
One unldeJ>lllled s t • d • ft t
said "I havea't bad ao much
fun since the riot..''
1be activities were ll*ked
by an ad Ill W-y·s <di·
lien ol the ....... t paper
which aald ............ IOfl!O!I.
It's tree and -1r;run.~.
* * * Did It for $5
'18 Streak Told
. By Retired]wlge
traUon Wednesday warned air~ .
A1ost of the edl\'ily was
restricted to tbe lra1ernity and
sorority areas of the campus
and R<e<l Panos, 19. :said the
streaken "docidecl to start it •
up berc for the heck of it ahd
to get tho lraterhity system
back in.•
But oot all fraternities
seemed to go along with the
Idea as tne house ttrned on its ru. 1xoe and doused :io
streakers cavorting in the chill
nigh!.
SAN JOSE <UPI) -A SACRAMENTO (AP\ -The
Superior Court judge ruled rive major o.il companies
Wednesday thal S la n r or d whkh reluctantly agreed to
\Jni\•ersity's medical .f'~nter reveal oll pricing dat.a 1nighl
was within it• rights in orocc· CALIFORNIA ni1ss their Thursday deadline.
ing a ph)osic ian to stop using says a spok-tsman for a
Laetrile on a hospitalized '---------' leg isl.alive committee.
cancer pe.Uent. Bui Bill Northrop, an aide lo
Judge John S. lt1clnemy Ob • Assemblyman Keri Cory ID-
denied the suil ol Mra. Se rVUtW1l Garden Grorel. dla;,man of Josephine Bergman, 49. the
TIIE CHORUS line danced patient. and said it would be F p • !he Joint Legislali\'l' Com-
on the frat house clad only In I unwise for the court to ru1e Or lerce mitt.ee on Public IJomain. said
gorilla masb . The six male u,i..i...;: against the medical decision.! \Vt'dnesday ' 'Th c r c ' s no
participants were reportedly UPI ,,_..,. or the tmiversity hospital. LOS AN"GELE!S (AP ) ..,.. The reason to bf'Jieve that \\'l'h~r<'
fraternity men while the tv;o A d Ple a Dr. Stewart Jones. 1.he key man 1n the influeore-ped-not going to g«. evt.>ryt ins
\lii>men were coeds who also physician in\•olvC'd. said he dling scandal that led to the that "·e askt'd for. The i11•
"'Ork as topless dancers. Two leading \Vashing· had administered the dru~ resignation ol the lieutenant fonnation is comln.g i11 •.•
They said they offered their ton congressn1en have ooly as •'nutritional therapy go\'emor·s lop aide w i 1 1 The comm11tl'\! subpoenaed ~rvices free in honor of asked television net-and not as a treatn1ent for the undergo 90-days of nlt!flt al the data last year I o
•·streal night." 'works to show in prime \\"Oman's cancer. \\·hich he observation before sentencin g. delermine tf the slatL· \\'lLS j.!('l·
No arrests we.re reported. time, a commercial nar-said was tern1inal. · A Superior Court judge ting a fair price for <""rude oil
Cani Markham, 19, toog rated by Gregory Peck Altomey c:rt_.orgc W. Kelley, \Vednesday ordered Jerome A. IromThestasubt~\Yncd lallfd s. bt b
Beach. said she joined the asking taxpayers to do-representing ~lrs. Bergman, Piercc, 35, lO be cxaminro at poena was· oug Y
streaL."111 because "I wa,, tired nate $1 each to help had argued that the paticol the men's institution at <ltino Mobil , Exxon. Tcxa1:0. S!and·
of studying." fi n ance presidential had the "right to choose what and returned for sentencing ard of California 1.nd Union
lines Dying the DClO to check SACRAMENTO (AP) -
cargo doon before takoo{f, 'Mlat bare-bottomed campus
following involvement of a fad cailed streaking is old
DClO in the deadliest ·era~ stuff, says Fred R. Pierce, a
in aviation history. retired appeals court justice
There are rumors ol a noon campaigns. to do with her body." June 6. Oil. The cominittcc sought a
ran in a chest-high ditch near streak today on campus, but---'--=-------The U.S. Food & Drug A jury conviclcd him last court order placim~ lhc.n1 in
sorority row. Miss Markham said. "Aw, Administration has declared Dcce1nber of grand theft in contempt of the lcgis lat1.1re.
"I didn't have much mooey, shucks, I've got an 11 :30 there is no 3 cc e pt a b I e connection with a $6.000 fake An out-of-cotJrL S('lUcmenL was
and when I found out I could class." Kid L 'k T evidence to justify the use of insurance daim. Morris E. later re~cht-d.
The warning came after who Wll3 kicked out of Stan-
French o£ficials .investigating ford University in 1918 !or a
the crash said that a cargo nude dash.
make Jll easy $5 by going S l e 0 Laetrile on humans and the Cu?Tf'y. top aide to Lt. C.ov. California y,· -a S rCC\'il\'ing:
down this ditch, I did It," THE CITY'S transit com-A k A d california C an ce r Act Ed Reintcke . resigrn..'Ci after $2.61 a barrel for il.s crude.
dOor had been found seven-~ustice Pierce, 74, said he
miles from where the Turkish did it to win a $5 bet wilh a
.airline plane c.rilshed Sunday, fraternity bro.Uler.
Pierce said in an interview. pany rerouted buses to avoid ~ S Jl y specifically prohibits its use on news accounts linked him with about a SI less than tlJc na·
"JU!l to make It very sale the.crowds. cancer p.ltients. Pierce. tiooal-prioe, Nocthrop ~iaid. andsurelhadmyroommate i-jiiii;iiii;iiiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiii;oii;il;iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.iiiiiiiii carry a bathrobe," Piertel l
killing 346 persons.
HJS STREAK 56 years ago
as a college freshman was a
little different than today's
runs in 'the bulf, however. He
asid._':Wben l_emerged,J. was •-----
as well clothed as any
eBribe Fh1e
LOS ANGELES (APl -Ex·
Mayor Maurice Quigley of the
City of Commerce has been
fmed $1,000 and placed on pro-
bation for four years for
soliciting a bribe.
· ,Quigley end -the c:.i ty' s #
fonner adm i nis tra·to r .
Lawrence O'Rourke, pleaded
guilty last November lo
soliciting a $300 monthly pay-
ment from a refrigeration
contractor who said he lost
his business with the town
a!ter he refused to pay.
ese:r Death
HANFORD (AP) - A
Fresno man has been sen·
tenced to life in prison for the
sex slaying of a Navy widow.
Manuel Rivera, 26, was
sentenced Wednesday on a
first.degree murder conviction
in the stabbing death of Susan
KoUasch, 28, al her Lemoore
apartment last Dec. 5.
e No Accord
SAN BERNARDINO (AP)-
A jury has been unable to
reach agreement in t h e
murde r trial of Joseph L.
DeVictoria, 4S.year-old Yucca
Valley bar owner charged with
murdering his estranged wife
and two others.
, The defense admitted he had
slain the three and wounded
two others with a sho~gun and
two handguns but contended
he had been seized with an
epileptic fit which legally
made-him guilUess.
No Calculators
Student's
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Sn1oke Bill
111 Setback
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A
controversial bill designed to
create student smoking areas
on high school campus suf·
fered a setback Wednesday in
the legislature.
As a result, the f11eaSUtt
(SB71) by Sen. Arlen Gregorio
(D-San Mateo), will again face
a floor vote of the Senate and
Assembly. which approved It
earuer with no votes to spare.
Gregorio was set to take up
the bill for final Senate action
but disclosed that lt was
technically imperfect in the
numbering of education code
sections.
He asked for and received
permission to have· t he
mistake corrected by a
Senate • Assembly conference
a::immlttee. The measure then
would have to be voted on
again by both houses.
Ringo Sued
For Loan
member of tbe track team, I'll
tell you."
PIERCE SAID he collected
his $5, but a sorority girl told
Stanford autOOrit.ies about it
and he was tossed out of the
university for the remain,ing
10 days or thQ a-clfdemk:
quarter.
"My professors were so ir-
ritated al the administration
that they gave me all my
grades wilhout making me
take finals," Pierce said.
After service in the Marine
Corps, Pierce returned to
St.anford and was graduated in
1921.
HE IS RETIRED from the
state's 3rd Appellate Court in
SamunenlX>, but still ls caUed
in to hear cases.
What does he think ol
today's streakers?
* * Players
Bare .All
For M'!1iey
SAN DIEGO I UPI I -While
other co11egians were out
streakIDg for free, memben
ol the San Diego Slate
Univemty Rubgy Club were
posing in the nude for a fee.
The 35-member t e a m ,
desperate for funds for new
uniforms, domed only boots
and socks for a Playgirl
Magazine photographer.
II the picture ~ used, the
club earns l600 to finance new
jen;eys.
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BERKEIBY (UP!) -Slow
learners in Berkeley's public
schools are not going to get to
use pocket calculators, after
all.
The school system said
Wednesday the Nat io o a I
Science Foundatioo. rejected a
request for $51 ,000 to buy 000
calculators for seventh and
eighth graders.
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Fonner Beatle d r u m m e r •
singer Ringo Starr has been
sued in federal court for
$10,000 which Abkco Industries
alleges he ov..·cs from a total of
$16,000 in Joans between
~larch 1971 and March 1973.
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spread as early as the
magazine's July ls.sue.
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The suit filed Wednesday
didn't state the reason for the
loan from the recording and
distribution company.
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Transit ',PO liticki fig
Monday's lint Orange County Transit. District hear-
ing on a proposed inw rapid tranalt corridor system di·
gressed into a lltany ol petty, parochial demands by the
City ol Anaheim and a few others.
Anaheim-spokesmen said their ..city Is the prime
tourist center ol tbe county and Insisted It be the main
cog of any rap~· transit system.
They -said unless the system is changed to serve
their city bes , their citizens would not support the sys·
tem or a proposed one-cent sales tax increase to pay
for it.
Several other cities voiced conctrns that the basic
corridor links were passing them by, apparently not
realizing an intensive system of buses will serve every·
one and feed into the corridors.
Whatever their reasons, Anaheim and the others
proved a whole city can be as selfish as one individual.
What good would it do, for instance, to have one·
city get all it wants at the expense of a system that must
serve an enormous area to be worthwhile?
" : No matter how you look at it, the peoP.le who live
and work here must come first. After all, they'll be
footing most o! the bill.
The corridor proposals face another hearing March
18. While it ls doubtful Anaheim will be any more gen-
erous at that time, perhaps .they will at least realize the
. narrowness of their demands. 1
Irrational Cost
The cost of environmental Impact reporting has hit
a new high -_or low, dependin_g on whose point of view
you listen to. ·
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the jet nolle impact. The ElR Is sup!'¥ to tell what
tht ru>lse ts doing to thee<Oiogy.
lronially, the high cost of a report to aatllly all
,....iremeota was caused prillwllJ by tousJI, new rules
~PPl'OYfld 111 lbe supel"lilors ~fros.
A.uthlilc 'theaper, says Ille COW1ty'1 co'"111tant.
wouldn"'i. !uHlll all the requirements.
The quandry Is complex to be sure and theno may
be no way out at this point.
But one thin~ Is certain, when an EIR costs hall as ,
much as the proJect Itself, something has gone dras-•
tically awry In our system of priorities.
County Growth ·
State experts have noduced substantially thejr popu·
liltion projections for southern CalUornia, trimming
more than 1.5 million from their estimates of expected ~I
residents in 1990.
But Orange County will still be growing, say the
demographers. The county can expect at least 1 million
new residents by 1990 -the equivalent of absorbing
two major cities.
Much of Orange County's continuing growth Is like-
ly to come through migration from Los Angeles County,
where 1990 population projections have been revised
downward from 8.6 million to a more conservative 7 .3
million 16 years from now.
For the eight-county Southern ~fomia area, re-
vised estimates now look to·ward some 14.9 million resi·
dents in 1990, instead of the 16.5 million estimated ear·
lier. Present population-stands at 12 million.
Part of the. slowdown in growth throughout the
state, say the experts, caJfbe attributed to a drop in mi-.
gration to California from other parts of the country.
From a staggering 360,000 a year jn the early 1960s, the
inllux--Js-expected to level off·ar-abour100;000-ayear.
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Supervisors have learned it could cost as much as
$435,000 to do an EIR that would clear the way for con-
struction of a $1-million runway extension at Orange
County Airport.
The runway extension is aimed at cutting down on
And it's a safe bet many of the newcomers will set
their sights on Orange County.
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''A GOO!> GENIE'<·IS wo~lH HIS WEl~lff IH OIL THESE ~AVS."
197.4 _Shakedown .· ----' . . .:-Dear '"
·Gloomy
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WASHINGTON-Late In December, ~-----------.,J
tlie-Washingtoo lawyer for • federally-( E" .. "'S·· NOVAK regulated airline received a letter signed y nl,
by Senate ftet>tlbllcan leader Hugh Soot!
ol Pemsylvania which meant M.ly one =: i:=·:W~~l 3 1~!· ~!: President Nixon's appointed aides ' who
a::i. • never ran for olfice, is a conscious parti·
1be lawnr ls a cipant in a Oagrant campaign abuse.
partll8n ·Democrat Scott•!' Dec. 28 letter .virtually
who 1111 never met comtn·-lobbyist.. to appear Jan. Scott NevertheJess, Scott's Dec. 28 let· 30 at the Sheraton Park Hotel to finance
ter addressed him as Rep. Alben Johnson of Pennsylvania:
"Dew Jim," algned "If you~.,. ,.turned the Invitation
himsel( "Hugh" and that was milled to )'OU last wee.k, please
urged him to cough fill it out and send It along so we
up $100 to attend a may hav! a record of your response.··
cocktall party raising campaign funds J111plirit!y, thoee records might help or
for an oblcure conservattve Congressman hurt their corporate clients.
from PeoosylvaniL EXAC'l1.Y which lobbyists knuckled
On J~. ZS, Lawyer Jim received a tmder may never be known. Jotmson's
letter Ii~ by Scott and House office told w: to wait for quarterly
Republican Whip Leslie Arends of Dlinols campaign finaqctng reports to discover
lllwlting anrther $100 fund-raising party. the lake. But that report will not reveal
On Feb. 5, he received a third letter, who attended. Federal law requires
promotlng a third $100 party, from discloliure only toc contributions over ~Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska , $100.
a member of the Senate Commerce The Jan. 28 Scott-Arends letter (with
Corrunittee. which wields immense power phrases lifted whole from Scott's Dee.
ovu the airline industry; it 'WU signed is letter pressured attendance at 6
"Ted" tbougb the men are total p,m., Feb. %7, Jn the Sheraton Carlton
strangers. h:Gtel's Crystal Room . to raise money
11IE 5COTJ' and Scott·Arends letters fGr R:ep. John Rhodes of Arizona, House
were 'tfrltt"1 on what looked like the Republican leader. steven's 'Feb. 5
Senate mlnorlty Jeader'1 stationery, the letter (plagiarizing the Scott and Scott-
Stevms.. letter on Senate Commerce Arends lti:tters) promoted a MarCh 5
Committee statiU>el'y. Describing this affair at the Capitol Hill aub to finance
technique, a famed Washington super-freshman Rep. David Towell of Nevada.
lawyer representing r e g u 1 a t e d
corporations told us: "There's one word
for lhls: extortion."
The three perties only begin the great
shakedown season. More are being
planned, their guest lists never to be
divulged. Thus, Republican politicians
llave I~ little from Watergate~ Sen.
Scott, blaming Watergate on exceues by
WHY ARE the lellers so similar?
\Vhy Y.'Ollkt Democratic lawyer Jim be
invited to all three parlies?
When questioned, staffers in all the
congressional offices involved dummll.'d
up in 1972 Nixon \Vhite House style.
They did not know where the mailing
lists came from , did not know who
drafted lhe letters, did not know anything.
Why-can't the 'gasoline dealers of
Orange O>unty open up' their gas
lines at different limes of the day!
With niost stations only selling g~s
in the early morning hours, we aft-
emooo people (iocklding moot n~l
workers) have had it -DO one
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\'ltwt of t"4I " •••r. Stllf ret1r "' "'" .. 0'-Y .... o.lfY ,.,..,,
However, an aide to Rep. Johnson
revealed ')ome names" were supplied
by the Americans for CorutituUonat
Action (ACA), a conservative palitical
action group. tn fact, the 1mall highly
competent ACA offK"e, directed by
nallonal president Charles McManus, Is
the nerve center ror RepubUcan fund-
raising codttail parties.
ACA draftJ sample -lettert prodding
guests (explaining the similarity in the
three letters) and provides names from
a master mailing list (Including Lawyer
Jim).
MOREOVER, since political fund
solicitation from a U.S. government
office is illegal, the prodding letters
are produced and mailed by ACA
stafrers. Senate minority leader and
Senate Commerce Committee ,ofrtcial·
looking statio~ery, calculated to terrorize
nervous lobbyists, are l'!ally ACA
lmltallons (bearing this disclaimer in
microscopic type: "Not prepared or
malled at govermment expense"). ~
The unavoidable question: A ft er
Watergate reve.a.Jed. the-1972 Nixon
campaign pressuring illegal corporate
contributions. how can a Senator with
Ted Stevens'.s reputation for integrity
sign" his name "Ted'' in shaking down
a stranger for contributions?
We could not reach Stevens, in Alaska
for the recess. But an aide replied:
"These. things g9 on an the time."
indeed they do.
Tax Reform Bill Backfires
It's just like I told you!
SB 90 -tbat. so-called Atorettl-Reagan·
'1tax reform" package of 1972? It's a
real Bummer!
Preliminary tax data indicate you have
been had. And, that
is what I said would
happen, b a c k on
Dec. 5, 1972:
"You have been
had. H·A·D H·A·D.
On the one hand, SB
90 will provide some
tax cuts, sure. But.
walch oot for that
other hand. 'Mle state will be picking
)'QW' pocket, II
Pl'Oponenls ol the lcgistsllon shot bock,
''Ob, no! SB to ls not a tax increale;
U's jult a IUtle old tax allifl, Out iA
... podtet Ind Into the otller."
Welt, the Mrly data for tt'll-71 are
in end here Is how the Calilomla Tax
Aton. CCII Tax ) .... tbe impact of
SB llO:
STATEWIDE, properly taa collectlollo
far 1'11-74 are down about 1171 million,
from 1171-73. &I, the SB 90 1ncreues
la ..... ta.utlon lolal about It billion.
In adler words, ...,,...,,.... In that
lllift betwriii )'OW' "Kale" pocket and
,..,, "to..!" poctr.t, the -picked
llP -.. mllllon. . 1'I ...,, I n..,. tt, lll)lllme you
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shell out a buck and get only 18 cents
in retun1, tbat1s a bum deal.
One of U1e big pilches made tor SB
90, back in 1972, was that it would
ttduce property taxes a whole heap.
'11\ai. has not happened: not on a
statewide average. The property tax rnte
droPt>ed t5 percent but total assessed
value jumped 7.1 per cent. 1972-3 to
1913-4. They'll do it ·to you every time!
TIIE OTHER big "pitch" for SB 90
wu that by Increasing the state granu
,to local achools, 1he education part o(
your property t..'l1es y,·ould be reduced.
1n other words, more state lllOOtY ror
schools mtans )Vwer taxes, right?
Wrongr At least, Dot siRnific."tly.
School distrlCLS gain~ about $560
million 11'1 addilionaJ '1s1ate" rnone.y under
SB 90. That Ohould have knocked school
property l;xes doY..-n about $230 million
alld reduced !be average property t.11
rate for -Oducatlon aboUt 38 cents per
IHIO,
What has happened ~ that io..I 9dlool
ta>" drDppt'd only 182 miDlon and the
rate WMt down aboul 14 cenee. avenp.
Right !hep wlteM! oome ol ll!lt ,_,.
went that stuck in some or those pockets.
City tax rates, statewide, remained
unchanged during the year, at an
average of $1.16 per $100. Countries
dropped their taX rate an average ol
14 cents, down from $3.50 to $3.36.
Increased state revenues made up for
lhooe income losses.
SB 90 aJso opened a couple of other
pandora's boxes; in addition to your
pockcU.
tT SET OFF a new w3ve ol teacher
militancy fn wage demands. School
employes saw tbe "n:tra" $560 million
ln>tn the state as llletr bi& -1•1ily
for salary hikes. Strikes and threata
ol llrlkes popped up alt over the l!iate
and those rumbles st.HI continue.
'Jbe other box? lt'I a wtmzer.
SB 90 -.ainl built-in pn11nms with
built-in COiia that probably mean built·ln
ti~ lncre.ues during the nut few year1.
'Ille lncreued upenditum -lned
in SB IO, moatly far -llon. Wiil
-at INll *' mllllon -...,. and
above the "new" t111e1 ~ up by
the tax measure. l'llat .,._ that 1re.
the uxpeyen, will _, be tapped lor
a.edoclP.
Eltller that or -binll In Bobylon
muot reduce -..,mdliil lo olher
ateU. Aad, thal'I I bllHllb ·
Wiien wu the tut lime Blti,lln ...W
Ill -'to IO !hit JOll ndpl lllilfJ ,..n1 .
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Indlct ln ent8-Te st Nixon
WASHING TON --O>unt J ,°·cit the
Watergate indict'I""' ~ ~ lilr. obme
stonny controveray. it ittlUJd trap
President Nixons.r· i astrate that eYen as late as Marcil 21~ tmi ~ misled
by his chief ad · · • , .
Eitbe' way, this k 'cUrr~ oljwjlll)'
against H. R. Haldeman, li~"oul1h
destroy Nixon's posture tbit :be .bad'
warned John Dean · · ·•
that raising money
to boy the silence or
the Watergate burg· e, F
lars was wrong. This ~ 4""'
could be a catastro-
phe for Nixon's im-
peachment derense.
Haldeman ls char-
ged with koowingly
lying when he_ tesUfied before the
Watergate committee that a tape o£
the March 21 meeltflg which he had
heard and taken notes on revealed that
Nixon to&d Dean it would be wrong
to raise $1 millioo for a 'Watergate buy-
oll.
THIS CHARGE mJiht"be wealtly baS<d
U the Watergate graod, jwy ll!eH had
not heaN the tape. But the charge
must be based upon a showing that
the tape did not record that Nixon
said, "There is no problem in raising
a million dollars; we can do that, but
it would be wroq.1• This w as
Haldeman'• ieStiJnony.
Nixon ~ even.L.r more directly
inYO!ved beciuae of lli! statement at
an August 22 Ji• ~ in which
be ~lted Haldeman's ~timony. This
comment on ·~ 1llejd warning to
Dean at the ~larch 21 White House meet-
tlng where he learned of ·the extent of
the Watergate cover-up W18 repeated at
bis Ji.Jareb 6 press conference.
Relating his version oC , this meeting.
Nixon said he told Dean, ·"We can't
give clemency" to the Watergate
burglars.
"THEN I wejlt to another" point. The
second point ls that isri't it also quite
obvious, as far as um is concerned,
that wblle we could raise . the money,
end be JncUcated in amwer to many
queotions that it would prol>ollly take
a million dollars ovec f0tr years to
take care ol this dOfendant ;flhmt) and
others on this kind ol baljs, 1be-problem
was, how do you gd '1111 money to
them? And also, how do )'Otl eet around
lhc problem of clemency, bemuse they
are not ·going to stay in jail simply
because their tamiy.es a~ ~g taken
care ol. I · ·
"And so that was •~Y \ concluded
as Mr. Hildeman recalls, ~ps, and did testify/ very effectively, n 1 said
'John, it'I wrong, it v."On't wort, we
can't giv~ clemency, am ""1" got to
get iruS slory ........ " ..
So whJ did Nixon really say? Was
he basing hb -.. wblt Haldeman t<Nd blm was cin t'9 tapes'!
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Was it his own Independent recollection
o( Uie tapes as he had hirrise\f heard
tt1em a couple of months earlier, ;i
,Jdne? Was it his recollecUon independent
ol the tapes? \
· ~. finallf, was it true" ~
TmS JS a severe aod dankging Jce1
of Nlxodla. credibility ol ~serjllus
proportioos that a vote p i s
impeacfln\ellt could hang oo it.
First, of course, Hlldeman's perjury
has to be (lrOved. 'lheb It migl!t be
~urned that he had 1ied to Nixon,
toO, thus reinforcing the idea that Nixon
was systematically misled. t I
But how . could Nixon be IO badly
mistaken in such a critical matter
in\tolving wh8l he had said to Dean?
And was all this just another extension
ol a running .._cover~p which extended
long after Nixon knew the facts?
assistant so emphatically insisted, then
the sole most persuasive evidence of
Nixon's good intent begins to crumble.
There was no doubt of Haldeman's
being pinned ljo\\11 hard on what the
President said. He was taken over the
point several times by Chairman Sam
Ervin and Sen. Howard Baker of the
Watergate committee. The indicbnent
charges that he then and lbere well
knew what he was saying ·,yas false.
IF TIIAT Is proved -and the tapes
themselves would be the best evidence
-the\ it will be ·hard tb understand
why such Nixon. defenders as Sen. llugh
Scott arid Presidential Assistant Bryce
Harlow were . so confident the tapes
y,·ou.Jd show Nixon innocent. · ·
Though unnamed. the Nixon presence
runs through the Watergate indictmeot,
and the grarid · jutors quite ev:idently
did not accept the tapes as exculpating
evidence but as possibly iricriminating.
Count a of the indictment, as far
as Nixon is concerned, would be the
last straw, if proved, and then the
evidence of his criminal culpability could
berome a matter .of major ooncem in
the procedure for his impeachment.
1£ Haldeman lied. and the· tapes do
not record what the Presidrt's chief
The Mahy .'Real Worlds'
One peradox or livillg~t is not . too well understood, even soine bright
people, is th fact that Jives
ln the same world, and ytt everyone
makes his' own world.
In its physical and envtronmental
aspects. the "11rld is
given; in its 1nental
and emotional and
social aspects. it is
made by us more
t h a n given tlJ us.
What \le think or as
"objective real11y''
is more orten the
curve of our own
per.;onality, the :~
gle of vision ~ ~r:r to see from.
I rode up ~ elevator to my office this morning with a man I see
regularly, though t •t F>ow his name.
· He visits the pape from time to tlme,
and bas som · to do with sports
promotion, 1be wotkl he exists in exudes
from him like thd aroma ol a pungent
cigar. ;
ONE CAN tel) jult by looking at
him how conslriP,00 and contorted his
world b-G. world of gaseoos talk,
duplicity, sharp dealing. big mone_y that
belongs to _..,. else, people you
can't trust, dltik>ui c e le b r i t i es .
botto-. ff~ commingled wltb
a naive faith ht mooey, power and
fame.
Alt llil Is perfectly true for his
workl-but he project5 'thW to everybody
else's 1J'Orld, and imagines this to be
"reality." And for him lt is. He bas
carefully drawn the parameters ol his
own life.
Dozens ol different worlds are tot.ally
~ clOled to him, and he can blrtly
conceive ot the.lr ex.istence-tbe workl
of Ule aclenlist In his laboratory, of
the musJcian rebtarslhg for a concert.
ol lhe teocher conscientiously struggling
In a shan cl-. ti Is not merely
their task:! and funotlons he !alb to
compnjlend; R ~ thclr whole system
of valuea. ·
TAKE. 11 alklthtt example, the men
who r<C<lll4' Inhabited the White
llo.......ih< neat, whliwhlrted, crew·
cut cotp1 fl· lawyers and
ldm.lnittralora now facing criminal
diatges or disbarmtnt. Their world, too
tllqb M ,..med to be mo"' 11Po<ioui
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and keyed to a major "reality," was ·
as much a partial illusion as the spol'ting
agent's.
1be ''real work!" 10 them was the
world or authority and manipulation.
The dominant ·themes were influence,
pressure, aggrandizement, pragmatic
considqations of what {he Germans so
untraflslatably call m a c h t p o I I t I k ,
Everything else was dismissed by them
as vaporous idealism or "softness."
YET a part of the real world they
ignored eventually caught up with them:
the world oC ideas and ideals, of morals
~ decency, of the limits of 1ies and
exped.Jency and a "zeal" (hat is really
a ruthles,, opportunism.
The real "real world'' is the world
we make plus the work! we are given.
plm everybody else's "real "'orld" that
ls, ultimately, just as real as ours.
This is. the ll?SSOn even bright peoj>1e ~ not understand-until their own
versions or the real v.·orkl collapse
around their heads.
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DAILY PILOT
Rol><rt N. w .. d, PtJJU.11'1'
Thomo1 Kttvil1 Editor
Barbara• K rtibich
.Editoric:ll Paoe Editor
,,,. <dllmll '-ol u., Daily Pilot ieek1 to lnfOrra bd ltitnul&te
retld~ by pr'effT!ti,.-on this Ne
divtt'le •comrrwntaty' on topics ol 1""
Im-st by l)'ndicattd mlwnm.ts and
cartooni11t, by PtOVidina a klrum ror
readers' v\tw, and b)I PfHtnti,. thil
newlplptt-'• oplnk:ln. and ~ on
current loPicl. The edUarial opinionl
OI th>t Dally Pilot •PPeat only iQ Cbe
editorial COiumn at "-top of the ~. ()pWur., u:p;tWd by !he <.9-·
wnniaCa and ~ •nd. letter writm att tMir OWti and m fftCIOlw.
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GT options also 'vallable. All.with a very advanced 4-cylindeJ en~in, that.
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Practical, versatile, comfortable, hard-working. Sp<irty SS versions
available. All good to look· at, of course.
3 Chevrolet .Camaros
Limit your size without cramping your style. Available in 6-cylinder-or V-8
Sport Coupe, luxurious Type LT and heavy-duty Z28 versions.
6 PonUac Ventures
Pontiac's great little compacts. Hatchback, Coupe and Sedan models.
Plush custom versions available. Low-priced, roomy, aporty compacts with
economical sixes. Eight-cylinder versions available.
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Easy to handle .•• easy on gas •.. and easy to own. Choose from
Hatchback, Coupe or 4-door Sedan models. Eight-cylinder versions also
available. Omega, it's a lot of little Oldsmobile.
3 Buick Apollos
Six-cylinder economy in -Hatchback, Coupe and 4-door Sedan models.
Ei~ht-cylinder versions also available. What you might expect a Buick to be
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Wonder Gal
. Gorgeous Actress to Play Amazon
Burt.ons'
Resort
'Legal'·
Help Others .
& Save
DOLLARS
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"We jv11 wonted to know whot you're doing."
No Ex-Convict
On City Council
DAVIS (AP)-A black ex·
convict who aald he ran for
tho.pavia.ctty-Council because
everybody told him he should
join the .Establlshment rather
than fight it finJshed sevent h
in a ficJd of eight candidates.
to a Sacramento junior col·
lege, and then to the universi·
ty where he-ii a senior In in-
ternational relations and black
studies.
Also, he found that civic
organizations -valuCd-his ex-
perience in counseling high
school students and former
drug offenders.
By VERNON scorr
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Cathy Lee Crosby, no rtl1Uon
to ei.,, 11 1 apeotacid.or
• blood< beauly. wl1o -to
beat BIU!o Jean ~ ........ ly
on the amateur tennil toor
and now hu focuaed on an
acting career.
She pleYJ the title role in
"Wonder Woman," a 00-
minute television spe c I a I
beaming March 12, one of
four pilot shows for ABC's
197~75 sea900.
SHE IS TALL, Moot-I, and
athletic. Cathy is also '!xlra·
ordinarily fe-minine an~ sin"le.
"I hope ttus part turns out
to be a female James Bond
In action , and A re11l wnll'an
at other times." said Cathy.
"Her strength is her
sensitivity.
''I've done my own stunts
in the show because I want
Wonder Woman to be stylish
and feminine. She's not
aggressive. And she should be
cat-like in her movements, not
muscular."
IN ALL THE long years
of television, no actress has
managed to populari7.e a
physical woman who manages
to out-muscle men, no matter
now villainous the heavy. But
Cathy thinks she c a n
overcome the odds.
"I think Wonder Woman's
kinetic sense of motion makes
her. different," she said. ':She
doesn't attack anyone. She
tries to avoid phy s i~al
conlroolalioo. Physically she
Attorney James Stevens and
high school teache r Tom
Tomasi topped the. field Tues-.
day to win two vacant seats on
the five-member COWlcll. "I WAS JUST selling joints mly protects heraelf.
-STEVENS.RECEIVBD"1;B ·
low' becou.!e I dl<ln~ Uke lhe
1lte. When I was 15 I used
to beat Billie Jean often
enough. We were, and are,
very close friends . I think
she?• super. I just wanted
something more out of ure."
Acting promised more. But
-claya It tak'" Jbore than utonlshlng beauty and eye--
popping long legs to make
(he grade In movies or
television.
Catby . dllcovered that fact
ol Ille when Calling directors
turned her away, t.elling her
she was too beautiful for the
roles they had in mind .
"I TRIED TO overcome
that by wearing the wrong
make up ancl showing up for
interviews wilh my hair in
tangles," she said. · ' B u t
directors told me t h e y
wouldn 't believ~ me as a drug
addict, for tnstance ."
She did manage to find roles
in a couple of movies, "The
Laughing Policeman" and
ICC Cuts
Smoking
In Buses
-WASIDNGTON (UPl)-Thc .
Interstate Commerce Com·
mission has banned smoking
in all but the rear 20 percent
of interstate buses, effective
March 22.
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"Call Me by My Rlght!ul
Name," along with a handful
or 1<1,vi.1on ohows.
"Wonder Woman" npre.
eenta her first oipporttDtlty to
star. The part leaves a lot to
be de!lf'ed . But It ls a ·chance
for national recognlUon .
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Ellubelb Taylor llDIJly made
It lepl-<ha -nhlp of tbelr
horn< at Puer10 Vallarta, thal
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Reyn
Sheffer
"I'D LIKE TO see this show
become a series," she aaid.
"The main reason Is that the
salary Is good and a lot of
people will see me in it. I'm
won'ied about becoml1* too
closely associated vr I th
Wonder Woman -like Adam
West did with 'Batman.'
Sinte: '"Jbe Night of the1
Jguan1," In which Burton stir·
red, WU filmed lhert, Puerto,
Vallart.I bu been the site of a
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Fore ipert--lncludlng !he· I..----...,
"But if I'm good in it ,
maybe I can open some doors
for movies and o t h e r
televbloo projects.
"It lsn'I very realistic
playing an lnlelligcnce agent
who cam e f rom a
mythological I s l a n d of
Amawns," Cathy concl uded .
"But at least it woold be
my own show."
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'WONDE.R WOMAN'
Cathy Lee Crosby
· Vets' F aciljty
At Sadd"leback
Burtons-•'ete 10ld land £or
vacaiUon houlel. despite Mex·
lean law forbidding them to
own land within 30 miles of the
Mo:dcan COl!t.
nlE GO\IERN~IENT has
been tr)'lnf 1o IO!ve the prob-
lem by BJWllinC long le..., to
l0ttlpm for Jandl tbey
boygbt from crooked
aalesmeo.
Wllb a decne ln>m Mexican
l'Mldmt Lull Echeverria. the
Burtonl were &lven a special
30-yell'-leue on their land.
making their horn< -p
completely legal for the nm
time.
Asked at • news conference
aboot his polltil:al ldeolot!Y,
Burton said, "Since I was born
poor, from a miner's family,
my leanings are. obviously
toward the Jell." Veterans living in the the Laguna-Hills ?.fedlcal
Saddleback Valley no longer Center adjacent to the
need to go to Loog Beach Saddleback hospital. BUT HE ADDED, "I'm nol
or La Jolla for oulpatienl Veterans medical c a r e as leftist as my good friend
treaunent or medicine. counseling Is available any President Ttto or Yugoslavia
Spokesmen for lhe Laguna Tuesday morning to veterans, or Mr. Leonid Brezhnev of the
1-lills American Legion Post wives, widows, and other Soviet Union."
"I hope to alway• malnt .. n
what I conalder the mo1t en--
wlatle of all tttlN, that of an
'Hotie1t Man', .. " Georp Wa1hlngton
Although Diogenes had dlf-
tlculty In finding an honest
man. even wllh the aid of
hJs lantern. honesty is not
1uch a rare virtue as you
might suppose.
Many people, at all 50clal
a.nd economic Jevel1, are ded· leated to living by principles
rl total honesty In all thlnp.
When you consider the prC'M·
•Utel and oppottunltltl'I for
pin offered by dl&honcsty,
)'OY marvel that we actually
do ha~ JO fl'l8l1)" honest citi-
zen&,
\V~ 5"1ccf and train our
staft Cal'l'rlilly to assure that the familiPS ,,.e s('rve receive
nolh1ng but considerate, un-derstinding tretllm('t\l. ,,K'
~ta(f at Sh('(fpr ~Iortuary In·
clucks a lady attendant.
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conVl.ct and high sc~ droJ>" out Rudy 1£ster, 36. received
1,079 votes. · ·
and match boxes -no big "But I think I'm prepared
l(ull-·-~l·wu-.arretle<l . Jor-lhe ~lcal '°""'"J.>stiD
in 1965," Lester_ said. play tennis whenever I can.
"What a -lot or· people '(ton't" 'Arid 1· water· ski, sky dive,
realize is that now, when a swim, shoot and ride man goes'oorofpriSon;he1laS-horseback. 4'
the same rights as evetj'one
'l11e ICC actfun Wednesday
followed a U.S. Distric<Court
ruling Jan. 31 upholding an
e.aflicf cOrM\lssk>ll ... ,de¢1Sloil
restricting smoking on buses.
THE INITIAL proceedinJ?
resulted from a petition filed
in 1970 by consumer advocate
Ralph Nader charging that
smoking In ~s could be
hazardous to the health of
passengers.
&aid today doctors a t relatives of veterans. Qu1zr.ed ab o u t Pres.ident
Saddleback Community' ~1ore 'lnformatioo 111JY be N~onf lhe~energy--Cri$is and
Hoopiial are ·•uthorited 1o • ob<aibed by· calling tlie VMAC the res1gnauoo· or British
treat 'disabfed vet.er ans and at 83().6794, or 837·7473. Prime. Pttinister E d w a rd
prescribe necessary med icines 'l1le office is open from 9 Heath, Burton retorted, "You
for paymenl by the Veterans a.m. to noon each Tu esday . J*Ople are asking strange
Administration. It is located in Room S of question.'!. J thought you were
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SAN CLEMENTE
The .high school' dropout was
running in a mostly white.
middle-class OOmc or a
University or Callfomla c<im·
pus.
else and he might know a little "I GAVE UP teMis and
more. Each country has Us decided against joining the pro
own list of infamous crimes, ,-----------,
like rape and extortion. and lr
you're crime Isn't on there,
you can run for office," he
The American. Legion pos~ the 1'-1edica1 Center, 23561 going to ask me about my
I Sll NORTH El CAMINO REAL
492.oroo
has established a Veterans. Pasoo de V~encia. private lite."
Medical Assistance Center at11=-=-=-=-==========~=~-=-=-=~---:.'.::========:::
Bui, the chief ol the
Callfomia state prison-system, Jlaymond K. Pn>cunier, had a
~ign on hll lawn eaying "Rudy
1Lmter foe Clty Council."
Ll!8Tllll s E R v E D nvo
YW'I an a marlfuana mo-
vlctiOll.
In an interview, Lester .said
-dlli!harged fram prilOll in 1970,-he decided-to do·whet
th")' told him In prlacll: Got
an education and jolA the
Establishment. He first went
said. -
Lester figures he might
know a little more about the
dope pn>blem and aalety in
the streets. He campaigned
!or a progmn to keep high
IChool student. out al trouble,
and to inc:reBae public
particlpetioo. in I a w en-
!ottemenl
"1-weot-llllo this wltboul
any ax to grind. l've got
positive ~ams. I've ·got a
dir~k>Dt" he said.
Reggie Jackson
Outgolfs Ford
MESA, Ariz. (UPI) -Oakland A'I ba!eb8ll star Reggie
Jackson says he won $10 from Vice President Gerald Ford ln
a golf match galleried by a group of pistol-kiting Secret Service men.
Jacbon said he shot a 90 while Ford bad a 95 but the vice
president was "long oft the t.ee and a good-eir.ed. man_ He was
a bell of an athlete Jn college and he is still II."
Jacklon aald "we dldn~ talk JnUCh bueblll. just thing• Jn
general" Jacksob said Ford is a "regular PY" who wasn't
above swearing a bit when he muffed a shot.
He added that Ford told him be wanted a rematch when
Jackson and the A's are at Baltimore this season.
"That's a date I'll make," Jackson promised.
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SUSANVILLE • (AP)
A Iii-year-Old r.a-Qlm-
mmlty Coll<l(e -llBS been elected to the
fl ve<nember Sulanvllle
City Cooncll.
Jim Olapman. the col·
lege's student h<x\y presi-
dent, received 417 votes ln
·Tue:may's election to
ftllish SC<O!ld behind cily
planner Freddie Metz in a
field ol seven candlclales
rcr two seats.
The commiSSion's original
order was coo.tested by the
National .U,,OClatlon of Motor
Bui Ownen, a trade organlza·
lion representing the major
bus fmns, but the court re.
jected the group's argument.
DEAD TOWN
THE ORDER, wh ich is ml'ln·
datory for all interstate buses,..::=:;~=~=;;;;;;;="llJ
except those in eharte~ll RI
service, states: "All motor "'&".
~rriers of passengers su~ mwww 'S 1ect to the rcc act wrucb de-_....,
sire to permit smoking shall l"lf"*"'• KNtlll
provide a 'smoking section ~n Tf;. ~':;1 the rear of the bus not to ex-., ,.., -.,
ceed 20 percent of the -seating L...-1........a All Oltltn
capacity." 495"°401 '42·1751
The Sea Terrace Apartments-
the new Fun-place to enjoy
ocean-close adult living
Laguna Nlguel'a newest design tor tun-living, run-loving adults:
The Sea Terrace Apartments. Close to the surf and sand It's a
tun place to be. Ocean or park views. Beam ceilings upitalr1.
Paneling downstairs. Patios or baleonlH. Plus a Recreation
Bulldlng wtth1ireslcte-lclunge, pool and Jacuul. We think these
apartmentl are the belt value In the whole area. Come aee
them today, and lff If you dOn't share our view.
1 Bedroom from $205, 2 ledrOoma from $2251 eome turnllhtd
Directions: From Los Angeles, take San Diego Freeway south
to Crown Valley Parkway exit. Rlgh'l (approx. 6 ml.) to Pacific'.
Coaat Highway. Lett 1 mile to Niguel Ad. Lett on Nlguel Rd. to
The Sea Terrace Apartments.
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The Choice Community
A1ncl'lo Bernardo •nd Vlll10t P1rk, 011\11 lln. New Towns
by l!'ICO Col!lml.ll'llty Div.lope I'll, Int. !714) 49).0501
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ftinge Benefim Package
from Coast Federal Sal'ings~
Let's face it. All saviDp &loam pay
pretty much the same intcrcal Which
makes it a good idea to check out
what each one gives you belida
interest. Here's what our Frinae
Benefits Package gives you.
Free chec,klng account. Free
personal check.in a account at a major
bank if you'll maintain a minimum
balance of $2SOO. •
Free safe deposit box. A mini·
~mum balan<:eof $2SOOwillaetyou
one.
Insiders Club. Save money on
thiop like appliances, furniture,
jewelry, even vacations and tickets to .
lhowa aod pma. All for kecpina a
minim.Um of $1000 in your aavinp
llCCOWIL
Free travelers checks.
Free money orders. Insiders
Club members act them without
paying a service charac.
We have aavinp plans that pay
fronfS!i4 % to 7\h %. Ourreplar
pm book accounts let you deposit
money or take it out anytime you like.
Of course, federal regulations require
a substantial interest penalty on all
certificate account withdrawals priOr
to maturity.
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Saturdays. We're open Saturdays
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. And durin& tbe
week from 9 un.1o 4 p.m. (Prl<lays,
.U ofticel except downtown Les
Anpleo .,. open until 6 p.m.). • . '
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•streaking~s an Art~
By no AllOdated Proos
The fad for dsshbi& aboot nude has b('ougbt a new
definition of dllc lo college campuses: anything goes oo
the bead and the .....
The indiYiduality of the atre8ken emerges in their
hit., mam and footwear. Fig leaveo are out; Lm>e Ranger
masks art papuiar in the WHt; and tennis: shoes are big
all over.
"ANYONE WllO wears sneakers ts copping out," com-
mented Lecmard J. Kent, of Quinnlpiac College in H~
den, Ooon, "If you're going lo streak, you've got lo do It
right.'"
But, ft appeared tbe simple, naked sprint from place lo pt..,. already WU ooidated.
The University of Wlscomin campus at Waukesha
boasted a chap known aa the "Red streaker" because of
his scarlet aocka and scarf. A streaker at the school's
C>Sikosh campus wore a gorilla mask. •
ABOur 175 streakers who entertained a crowd at the
University ol litmissippi at Oxford \\"Ol"e helmets. masks
and capes. One yowig man covered his face with Un
foil.
At the University of Mi.il4na in Mis9oala, a streaker
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HERBERT POLK HAS ENVIABLE POSITION
But O.kl1nd Experiment Hit No S.xu1I Overtones
~ blmJoll rod, white and blue for his dasb acroos
campus.
'"Ibis is a true art lonn." e~lalned a companion.
A looe streaker 1D a lkt mask eluded campus seeurlty
agents at the University ol Soolhwestem Louisiana. The
security men lay In wait with a rope to try to lasso the
strellter, bl.It they mimed. ·
·AN UNIDENnFIED Univmity of Northern O:llorado
student donned sneakers, a cowboy hat and a Lone Ranger
muk for his atreak and a Melbourile. Fla. youth who
raced around the student union at the Florida Institute
of Technology hid his face with a Groucho Ptlarx mask.
Several of the 45 young men who streaked along the
street.S at Columbia University in New York City V.'Ort
floppy-brimmed white tennis hats.
A young man who raced across the court at a college
basketball tournament in Georgia @de the dash in socks
and a cap.
Knapsacks were popular with a group of streakers at
()klahoma University and one ruflller carried a Fourth ol
J\tlY -kier.
THERE IS ONE problem. \Yhat do you do with the
clothe!! you've shed?
"You've got to carry your clothes, man. or else you'll
never get them back," .said one Univenily of Oklahoma
stzttl.er.
Communal Test
Seven Men Share
Abode With Gals
OAKLAND, (UPil-ll~rbert
Pol k is in the enviable position
of living wilh about 60 v.-oml•n.
It sounds like a fantasy but.
in reality, it is an experiment
in corM'lWlal living with no
"'Loverlones, -
·POLK IS. ~'G ·at the
. YWCA Hotel in d(JWDtown Oak·
land He and seven men have
ta"81 up perm:anent residence
there in a YWCA experiment.
"Thus far, It has been One
with me ," he said in an in-
terview. "But I had an ad·
vantage. I had been a janitor
here before and knew most of
the staff and women."
He said the men and womefi\
have separate bathroom and
shO'Wer facilities.
"The only thing," be said,
'"is that the women have tend·
ed to be a liWe more formal
in their wearing apparel."
RE SAID THE other male
rcsklents are students and
full time workers.
Berri gans
Expecting
First Bab y
Boy, 5, Banned;
'Hair Too Long'
"Both the younger and ()Ider
\\'Omen seem to be happy
. __ about the whole Idea," he
said."Th.ere haven 't been. any
problems."
WORCHF.STER, ?\lass. (AP!
--The Philip Bcrrigans are
expecting their hrsf ctiild in
about two weeks, the former
piicst says.
HOIJSI'ON (UPl)-An
elementary school suspended
5-year oki Billy Epperson from
kindergarten because his hair
is too long, despite pleas from
his panmu tllat the lengtley
hair bides a blrtluleled and
saves him from the ridicule of
other children.
"I was 'told Billy's hair was
at a length that it disrupted
clas.YOOm procedure," Mrs.
~ said Wednesday.
"But as 1 told my husband, 5-
year~lds don't care about the
length of hair yet.
Polk said that often the
\\'Omen ask the men to serve
as escorts when they go
grocery shopping or have to
travel to downtown stores.
"This is pretty good ," he
said.
Last May, Berrigan, a mem-
ber ol the Josephite order, an·
nounced his marriage to
Elizabeth ~lcAlister, a rormcr
fltll in the Sacred Heart of
Mary order. He said they were
both automatically ex·
communicated after the mar·
llE SAID 111E "Y" has riage announcement.
many different classes inchKi· Berrigan said Wedne5day he
ing one teaching students how rould have s:iught pa p·a I
to cook. permission to marry but
"We get into the kitchen and wanted to make V'>eir mar· teach each other tricks of the riage "a challenj? to the
trade." he said. church's disc i p I in e of
AM Polk said often the celebacy."
.. romen will experiment with "U conscience is to be
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MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-9
SATURDAY 9-lJ
SUNDAY 10-4 William I. Epperson, a
retired Navy man, and his
wile adopted Billy \\iien he
~'as 3. He has a malshaped
head and they )et his hair
grow long lo protect him emo-
"1bey're still at the stage
vfflere they \\'ear their shoes
on the wrong feet and waJk
around with their zippers
open."
But Dr. F()rrest. E. Watson,
Pasadena s c boo I superin-
teOOent, said Billy would hav~
to get his hair cut to get back
into kindergarten.
cooking and ser\"e the men . hmored, celebacy~s:hou~ld~be1·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ''The y like to do optional." Berrigan said in an
this-especially for a nominal interview.
fee," he said. -----
tionally.
THEY FILED suit to try to
get him back intG class at
Golden Ac r es Elementary
School in suburban PaMdtna.
"This young man obviously
has oe...al strikes against
him," said Dr. Thomas E.
~forokso, a psychologist, in an
affidavit filed with lhe Ep-
persons' 9.lit against the
Pasadena School District.
"TlfE "Y" HAS five fl oors
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ficulitles," Morvkso said. '10ne
method .....i .. pr<Vmt the
-ridicule and untlqd
...-many -·· might make concern1ng such a chikl
has been to allow this child 's
hair to grow long enouith to
completely hide his malform·
ed cranium."
Bl!LY WAS 10LD F•h. 22
he could not return to kin·
detgarten until his parents
had his hair cut to meet the
district's Slrict <kess code,
";hich states that a male
student's hair must be trim-
med so as not to toudt the cal·
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Ocean's
Name 1
""-"" De fended
( PEOPLE )
American naval facilities on
1Lhe island of Diego Garcia
might bei less vociferous U the
island were not 1ocated in a
body cl water called the In-
dia n Ocean.
* Comedian Redd Foxx says
tepOrti"thlit ittm.-ss-rorN!<l-htm ~
to drop out or "Sanford and
Son" were "a lie." TBB Fon: aaid in-the -taping-of
the "Mii.t Douglas Show" in
Las Vegas that he had become
disenchanted with working
eondltioos and didn't want to
revert to what he called
"Amos 'n' Andy." He didn't
elabocale. I , . 'I1le SI-year-old entertainer t s a rapidly-changing
~ iru.o.a r.ur~iranil ~ . world,·all rlgbt. wi..~11e.
expectelf to be.-Ollt 'the 're= VJll!lge ·.no.w~,t~nds, .tire
mainder of the season. pioneering SEGERSTROMS
produced ml.Jc h of.this nation's
lima bean crop-less than 5o
years ago!
••
Pope Pllul VI is ill lvilh in·
fluenza and cancelled ac·
tivitlcs !or the remainder of
the week, Vatican sources
said.
They said the 76-year-old
spiritua1 leader of more than
600 million Roman Catholics
was not seriously ill and his
doctor erpttssed no alarm.
* Pat Nixon will not be alone
on be< six-day, I0,000.mlle trip
·begimipg Monday to attend
presidential inaugurations in
V-andBnttil.
Among dlooe In the delega-
tion being sent by the Presi·
dent will be a tingle private
citizen, White House sources
said.
He .was -ideoW'ied as Florida
businessman and real estate
executive Nicholas l\.lorely. He
was described by hts olfice in
Miami as an acquaintance of
Nixon'• close friend, C.G.
"Bebe'' Rebolo.
*
But then -only 5 months
ago -the one thing people
said ~bout the_ ceiling al AL·
LEN'S "ENGRAVING was;
"Oh, bow lovely!" (And it is,
especially after dark.) Today
they're glad to hear that those
myriads of twinkling little
lights use no more energy than
a couple oflOO.wattbulb&.. (So
justenjoy!)
If you were 'tfondering about
lln Young's unexpected name
for her "wbaWl:>t" shop -no
special significance: A rose is .
"a rose is a rose and THE AR·
TICHOKE is The Artichoke is
TheArticl>oke.
-~
Surprise! La.dy we know
wandered into BOB KRIP'S
"i have never considered PHOTOGRAPHY ·corner on
orte Wallace when she ar· Bwldmg the other day -and
rived in London from In-found a pair of dear but
dianapolis, squeiching rumors Jong-lost ~riends smiling at
she might abdicate as l\.1iss her from his wal l.
\Vorld.
"I went to America for a
short rest ," the 15-year-old That fascinating display in~
beauty said. side ANTHONY'S CUSTOM
Her friepd. wealthy U.S. SHOE REPAIR Corf the rear
· racing driver Peter Rev1on, parking Jot) duplicates his
was quoted in London as .father's $hop on Knicker·
saying she might quit. bock er A venue in Brooklyn,
There also were reports that circa 1870. But the fa mily
.the couple were engaged. tradition began a lot further * away: In Modica, Sicily-a nd
Marta Callas returned to lhe inthe14tbCentury!
New York stage despite the
death of her manager, Sol
Hurok. and dedicated the pro-
gram to his memory. . It's a very sweet dilemma
The soprano, "Who canceled · one faces at the BELGIAN
her scheduled Carnegie Hall WAFFLE INN : Strawberries,
concert Feb. 17 with tenor bl ueberries or peaches with
GWse ppl di Stefrano because the waffles? But most ''oles
of Illness, asked the standing-seem to go for the first -men-
roogi-oo.Jy audience 10 bear tioned, since this is still home·
with her because "I have the grown strawberry country .
emotions and he (Di Steffano) lNo matter WHAT happened
has a rold." tolhe limabeans!)
The ~year-old diva bad last
sung in New Yort at the
1.Ictropolitan Opera in 1965. * Ifw~'don1ysaved our2 cent
_ Israeli Foreign Minister Ab-stam~ when they were 2 cen-.
·ba ~ban will be awardl'd an ts, "-'e.could afford today's new
hOnorary doctDr or I aw s postage rates! Some of them
dcgn.-e lrom the University of arenowsellingfromadime to
Cincinnati. more than a dollar. The COL·
The university said that LECTOR'S CORNER carries
Eban ~·ill receive the degree all stamps, naturally (as well
f.larch 12 when he comes to ascoins)so maybeil'sstill not
Cincinnati lo participate in the too ~~c. Who know.s what
150\h aTUJiversary ol Rockdale malhng a letter wtll cost
Temple. tomorrow?
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ElsetfllWre • • • 'nlCSOH, Am. (AP) -
Lewis w. Deqjas, "· ,.......,. U.S. congressman and
ambeesador to Great Britain,
died at bis home hen1 today.
Douglas returned In 1'uc9on
last week after be In g
mspllalized In New York City.
HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (UPI)
-Funeral services will be
held Friday for J•mn A.
A'lcCoantll, assistant secretary
of Agriculture In t be
E i senhower administration.
McConnell, 82, died Sunday In
a nursing borne.
OXFORD, England (AP) -
PbWp Alllloa, 69, a leading
a~thorlty on heart surgery,
dted Wednesday, AlliJon, an
Ox/on! Unlvenlty prof..,...,
hid been ~ by moot
major Uhlted States and
Brililh medical orpnWitionJ.
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l"ICTITIOUS IUSIMESS
NAME STATIMl!NT
The follOWlni pet-ani dotllO
t11111nn1 •• i CA" WASH PRODUCTS lOllAI, 145
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PUBLIC NOTICE
o.11, ........ ., ........
AFTER 4TH TERM
Supervisor Biker
Baker Set
To Break
OCRecord
By O.C. HUSTINGS
Of Ille O.ily f'llol llltff
SO FAR. BAKER'S only an·
nounced foe wHI be fellow
Republican Larry Schmidt, a
G11rden Grove city coonciln\an
who has run against him
before.
But Baker said Schmidt's
support may have -suffered a
~erious blow wiht the de fea t
Tuesdav of Garden Grove
councilinan W o o ~ r o w But·
terfield. a Schrnidrsup(!C)rter
and prominent figurt in coun·
ty po!itiC'5.
"I think it is pretty certain
that will have a negative ef-
fect Cll hfa effor11." Baker
said.
-Baker said opposition from
environmentalists wilt b e
either nonexistent or very
minor. He says his record on
ecology issues b a good one.
BAKER IS chainnan of the
California Solid W a s t e
fl.fanagemrot Board and ~
said that position has Jnfde
Orange County a pioneer ln
illllJJementing waste recovery
programa.
Baker said he has resigned
all other state and national
positions except the solid
waste post and a committee
membership on the Associa·
lion of County Supervisors to
concentrRte on his campaign.
"It is important government
leaders make a cootinuing ef·
fort tQ make local government
accessible to the p e o p I e
because they need that more
than ever oow," Baker said .
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Nohl Ranch Loses Supervisors ·Okay
Courtroom Funds Status as Preserve
SANTA ANA -By a narrow
·margin Wednesday. Orange
CoWlly Supervisors canceled
agricultural preserve status on
the NOO.I Ranch in Orangl!.
The act'ion opened the way
for expamiOn of the Anaheim
Hills development in the hills
above Santa Ana Canyon.
DEVELOPERS Af an ad·
dilional 1.XlO acres will now be
q>en ror ooostruction 0 f
r~ideotial dwellings and at·
tend.an< service facililics .
Terms ot the t 9 6 9
Will-Ad placed the
ranch 1rl a presene Malm and
the landowners have been
Pl.YinC lower tares a 1 result.
Concellodoo of the .......
meot -of the to.iw
llmt Hrnll -boek ta1• wiU have In be ll\ldt llP-
That will atve CCM1ly coffers
a boost of more dJM $324,<m.
If the """""• removal had
"""' rejected. the develo!>er
woold have been able to start
building In seven ye a rs
anyway.
· UOOer the Willi.am90n Act,
10 yeara notice mW>t be eiven
ito remo\·e land from a
perserve without penalty. The
Noh! Ranch owners opted to
remove tbe land in 1971, two
years after it was put. into a
pre;erve.
TERMS OF the agret'lllel'lt
reached by the developers and
the comty also call for dedica·
lion ., llO -., the toUl
2.3'MHicre par<el In the publ ic
u a riding trail network.
Anohttm llJll1 ear,... wh!dt
W based in Newport Center,
told Ule C0\1111)' they would'
buttd the trait& and theft work
out a meam cl maintaJnjng
them aher the bomeii are built
and occupied.
STEEL~ELTEf)
Gu•-••• 401000HASfl Miles! SPfCWP I~ .
The trails generally will
follow Sou t tier n Callklmia
Edison C«npany easements
8CJ'061i the land.
ORANGE COUNTY Oppooents of removing the
preserve status claimed It
would """ the oounty's plan-
ning efforts in that area arxl '--------.J
put an undue burden on
schools and other services.
Opponents inch.ted the county
Grand Jury, the county
Environmental Ooalit ion am
the Orange School District.
SUPERVISORS voted ;i..2 in ,
favor ol the cancellatJon with
Supervloon Ralph Clark and
Ronald Caspers opposing °II'
move.
,,,.,.. hid been speculllUon
that remov al of the $14
mUUon ranch from preserve
status might pave the wa y for
similar actions on o t h e r
preserves , including the huge
Irvine holdings.
Astronomer
Treat Set
SANTA ANA -Orant!e
County astronomers will gel a
cktse up look at \'mus Friday
during their ml'eting at the
Santa Ana Library.
Berilto CMados of Pnsn·
lb\8. '• Jet Propulsion Labor-a·
tory will display and ditctl.'S
photos taken from the Mal-ln~r
apace probe last month.
The meeting it.arts at 7:30
p.m.
Only 1st:
llEE ••• l1stili.tioli
llH ... lototlot
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SANTA ANA -Orange
C o u n t y Supervisors \\'ed·
neaday took Sl20,000 out or the
fund set aside for construction
of a south county juvenile hall
and put II Into plaMing for 20
more courtrooms in the COWlty
courthowe.
'l1>e action \!.'as the first step
toward compleUon o( four
"she.II" floors in the
courthouse left empty to meet
future demands.
should st.art immediately.
Banyard said the county's 31
Superior Court judges now oc-
cupy all but one courtroom all
!he lime.
"BASED ON preluninary In-
formation it is anliciputed the
Judic ial Countll may recom-I
mend as many as four ad-
ditional jud.iC'ial positions fO!"
the Superior Court Utls year,"
111E NEED IS n o w , Danyard said.
supervisors .,.,·ere told by lie said, if the l 9 7 4
presiding Super ior Co u r I Legislature approves t he
Judge Robert A. Banya rd. recommendation. the new
In a letter IG the board. judges "'ill ha\·e oo p!1ce to 1it
delivered in person. Banyard .,.,'hen they ~re appolnted !n
said thl" courts are fat"ing "an 1975.
acute apace ~em." iir==========;
lie said the jud,11:es have ask-THE
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'If we ever hope to have
a brighter, better tomorrow,
.we have to start
with our little ones.'
<Dhild' s
-..,. t.AIJIUE USPZft o...-''blllc rtcllll of a dliJd lo wtdcb -a court decision saying .... ___ allfelreetrom~tlonaadleor." Ibey oould bondl• the little girl's.,.,.
"II •WI' n Jio,e lo have 1 brid>Cer. 11 .,_1 rfCl>t people In -Jaw ~:._""''"" • tnember of the animal
better tomo11ow, we bav.e lo 1tart with tnto.Clhm Ind IOCill WOlt say is .... our UtUe mes." puen&al dd.ld "IL'• always been •ppalling to me,"
· From tl>lo; one 0migllt ,..,,.,,,., Ibo ~ danlod by • Ille police olllcor said. "We were '°
speaker wu an «lucator, psyt:holocllt, Intematk.w ~ bu a l'peda1 conoaocd u • 30cicty for OW' animal'!
sociologist or writer, one of those people lntenlt in the tllhjed berias• they o but we ,!*i ao Utlle concern for our
-can all back and lheorize about .,.. P"'"'lnlf lo ballcl •VllJaae' for children. ·
how good things would be tf only we Childrea. a lKme aitulU. for abuled ~t. she explained, there are tv.'O socl•I
v;ould . . • tbl~ In Belumoot attttudes stUt existent today .,.'hich Jay
Dul Jackie H.,.. .. u didn'I appear to Clrtld -· 5'1. HoweJI e>plained, al the hose ol the problem.
be that klnd of penoo. She was .-ting ts only 100 yean old. The fll'St attitude is that "a parent
to U>e Newport Beach memben of The n.nt cue wu dLscovered In New has a right IO raise a child as he
lntema.Uooal Orphans, lnc. as a police York by people who objected to the letlf fit." Second, she said, "90Clety
officer oC 17 yean. . treatmfnt -, little girl was receiving. cannot accept that a parent voould infUct
The ~eant who OCIDOetved of the Although they wmt to the m1nl.stry and injury or deprivation on their child."
Jdl;a and lS ~ ~ darge of a new olbtt normal aveDJeS aeelcinC help. she "People will see and hear but their
chHd abuse IDUt in Ibo Loo Angeles . said, "wtlll they found was lhal no minds and beam tell them this cannot f.~ ~ti!. ;:. =-": one was prepared lo deal with this be.'' Even judges, she uid, .;u look
the 7000 ·peopie lo her~ last P<Ol>l<m.". at a delendenl and"""' to say, "It
year ' ANl'MAL KINGDOM bad to be an accident. 'Ibis ~'OOlan s~ wu speaking to the women ol They finally got help from the Society ~~. not 1:~this. ~ I
the sometimes teemingly forgotten or for PreveJ.tion ol Cruelty to All1mals s a -s p em \.'O ume
,WoITten Nail Jobs at the Top
"ise." Sgt. Howell said, "more so than
even I, after 17 years, imagined."
After the child abuse unit was
implemented In January, she said, they
handled more cases in one week than
the tntire city of Los Angeles handled
Jn the month of January last year.
The officer said she vrould presume
her audience were all humanitarians
who v."OU!d say "if there's one child
abused, that's one child too many'' SJ
she v.-anted to point to some more
practical ml.!IOf'l.'I v.tiy they should be
concerned about this problem.
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... Of .. Deify l'illt , • ..,
~There's room at the top in the
nstruction industry.
• In the last few-y~. women have
lned the ranb of the """"· ~Women members of union locals fn ~"'"ii• ard Loo Angeles oountles ag""' .qn one tlling.,-<he pay i:! good ii you're t 'Ding tO wori: bard.
~ Nancy Edwards, a 24-year-old bJoode, ~:\.u been a roofer for about two years. l;i-male friend, also a .rooler, got her
terested.
: "I doo't tell ~ l~m a 'roofer
. •iinl""l Lbave to," Ille adJnJto. ."1'«>1>le, • JUsLdwl:i believe 11; .,,_ Woll -you
ioafe'o>'lie m.li.i(lall'•ii"D!llldes-" i" Nancy likes l!iO freedom a roofing
•job allows her. "I -it pretly mud!
(ii!len I want. And, If I wanl lo take
, • f a month to travel. J do. J shouldn't,
.Secause tt isn't any way ito save money,
:tbut I enjoy IL"
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•. She's trying to save much ol her
: Journeyman's wages to buy a parcel :or land m Arizona.
! "My sisters own SO acttS on an island
,in Washington. They 8"t tired of the ·
,!rail. I'd like to be able to divide my
;_lime between the -We could trade ff'~~ i.. to wortc tllre< -~ if the year and the reit of. the year
COSTS MIU.IONS
''You're all taxpa}'en. This type of
problem is cost in~ you ~millions and
millions of dollars.'
Se\'eral years ago , she said, an official
of the Health, Education and Welfare
Department estimated that Io , o o o
children a year are h:>8pitaliU'.d with
injuries inflicted by their parents or
guardians.
j.t a?>ut.-the sarQe time, she. sai~.
&" '-"tal did. a. SJrYO)' Iii ito child a~ca-~liie·what nad
happened to ~ ch!ltiren.
Eight were dea.d, eight were in mental
institutions for the insane, 16 had severe
emotional problems, nine had permanent
physical defects and 16 had various
problems of different degrees.
"Out of the entire 50, they found
there were only t~'O normal in all
respects."
She asked, "Who's going to care tor
them?" and answered.. "It's going to
be u:s in the !OC'iely.
"We have anothtt cause to be
alarmed," she said before telling ol
an 8-year-old boy who had barely enough
to eat, few clothes ard was slapped
arotni by his alcoh>lic father but
considered a •·severe behavior problem"
in the schooi:!.
''No ont had ever cared about this
boy . • . YOO-c:in believe he's never
going to care about anybody el.se's
rights," she said.
Tf the backgrounds l>l the majority
of the criminals in the state prisons
11o<ere traced, sba claimed. It \\"OUld be
found "they came rrom homes \.'el)'
much as I've just described this 8-ycar-
o1d boy." If children are cuffed around
at home. she explained, they become
"instnsitive to violence."
PREVEl\'TION
To prevent the rising rate of crime,
she .suggested pre,·entative ~'Ork begin
with young children.
A.s she began to discuss this, however.
one of the club members was ('ailed to a
phone and her obviously Anxious, loud
tone of \'Oice interrupted the talk.
As the v.'Oman rushed out or the room.
explaining her son had been in an
accident~ Sgt. llo\vell cited her actions
as "the typical reaction or a typical
mother.
"Jt's an interesting thing \\ilh the se
children in casrs of abuse.'' she
explained. ''this is one or the things
that's missing."
Even ·when the child is hospitalized
in critical condition. she said , .. the
parent's concern is invariably not ~·Hh
the child but Y.ith themselvl'S ." In her
years of experience, she explained, '"I've
never gotten a parent !hat pleaded to
remain at the hospital with the injured
child.,.
There is a national movement of
"lremeodous s~'lllpathy" ~·ith lhe parent.
AlthoUgh She saTcJ fhITTls ''llnt,-l''nY
not against that .'' she expressed fc-ar
that v.·ith ··all the hubbub" the child 's
righls are being forgouen.
She contends nCilhc'r national or stale
legislation is balanced to help both the
pareil.t and child nor have there been
any ~ to help the child .
To .those ... aie .bciping the pafent!'.\.~
she said,° ''Beautiful . tr.cal ay,<iy. But
provide some treatment. some protection
for the child before you return him
to the home."
FOSTER HO!\fES
Foster homes have becomC a "dirty
v.·ord," she said. because studies have
shown that 50 percent of the children
"ilo are never returned home suffer
some type oC emotional upheaval as
a resuJt of being in the foster homes.
"Foster homes are not bad," sne
claimed. "it's the system that's bad.
\\'c have a .system that ne\·er allows
the child a feeling or prnnanancy ...
lie learns he will build affection onty
to be turned away .''
(See RIGIITS, Pa1e 14)
just 'live oo my land."
tt_~ing. she sakt, 11is hard work, i '!"' it lm't difficult. I doo'I know why
lll>ore dlick.!I aren't lnlo il" ' ~ , 'Ibere is some discrimination, she said. Resources Pooled
• "Last summer, when it was really f.iot: I wore swimmrit .... 1be guys ttan work without a shirt and in shorts. ~t· have to -wear long levb and a shtrt, =. . use I ·distract the guys from their .. • ;.__She laughed. "Isn't that slllpid?"
~ 'lbe hours are the usual for the ~~ctioo Industry. "You lllart around •t and finish -. 3:30. II it geto really
~~ tllmP~l ....... ,..u, we . -.iiult ror-:;'~7-., jlieo
bli:t to,fiDllb.~' -t -
.. Sbe'• -eclm!..i,: ... -.,;;;iog ti'ldl,, lo Oral!(e Qu>ly and e on.o. Allilel& ,
men, lllle 1181d, j1lsl 'cant handle
~ with a woman. Ot.hen pay little
•ttention to her. "I've only worked with ~ olher dlick," she said.
~AD HABITS
!f 0 You do pick up a few bad habits,"
, e said, adding lhat althoogb most
the male roofers cleaned up their
, ge, She still hear.sher fair 8bare.
"When yoo. wort with men all day,
" SllO &;..., 't plan lo stick with roof mg
Ioog. "rm J11>t saving for thal
Maybe In anoUier year ... "
Rooling jobs were off for awhile when Jfonstrucii'oo hil a slowdown but lhings
pickirig up now, she said. But she
ants lo do -ing ebe '°""' 0 1 can't imagine speuling 25 years,
ting up !here In the sun. I want
do dil!erent things. Ifs like any
. Moo! you do became they help
gd. .!IOOletbing you w&M."
AnoUler Orange Comlian, w1io· deo-
b<roelf as "approaching 30," only
part-time, abnolt always with her
a roofer lw lll>out15 years. She
rre<rto remain iinonymous.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Regarding the
lrom Ibo -who signed If "Swinging Ddcr'': it seerrl$
..,. daUS(ll<I' came borne -lllle
her -had a fid!L -kids, ge allll all Loi me tell you abOUt ..-;--..;,,...,.In-Jaw.
She tried to pull that -(Ill ber , too. But ii dMln ~ ....t. lier
!her .,,.Id telophone her ....m.1aw
say, ''O>me ..,.,. btte and pick
your w!fe and mild. You marrled.
girl and ..... """ beioop wltll
' ' not me."
So be'd drive ..... ...s gl!l, them .
•they'd ...ue tllelr ·--Ir .... rod. )1)1 ... --.jn.
lalll!N'-"-· -40,..,. martiite. ~ r1aup 'flllJ i.... -N(;.TlalE IIBADEll
'1I've been a roofer off and on for EARLY HOURS
a few years and in the union about Another thing that takes getting used
four," dJe said. Unlike Nancy F.dwards, to i!I getting ~ as early as 4:30 a.m.
D's manied. has a dlild and feels "We've even worked in San Diego and
.. a woman sbouida't take a job away you have ieo get up pretty early. Luckily,
fnxn a DWI with a family to support." I fOlni a baby..itter who'd get up lbal
h works "'"When things are really early in the morning.''
hmy 8nd I tnow everyone is working. Ann Holden. 'now a resident o! La
LEARNING PROCDS Mirada, has been a rooter for five or
"1be work isn't hard to learn. It six months, in the union just a few
wasn't for me, but I guess like anything weeks. She'd worked for Coca-Cola
it depends on (he indivkl.ual. Bottlers. and as a barmaid, telephone
"I had done some factOiry work before, solicitor and as a secretary in a credit
and was always good with my hands. bureau.
I started helping my husbaµd and he "None of those" jobs were interesting
decided I might as well join the unlon. enough to stick with."
The pay is good and he sure didn't mind A friend, who works at the roofing
extra money coming in." company where she is now employed.
There are some hazards. suggested she try roofing. 'lbe company
"It takes awhile to Jeam how to walk needed erlra help, so she went to work.
on a red, cbe right way to climb a "l knoW the basics now, but I'm
iadd"1' carrying supplieo and bow lo still learnmg. I _.k with journeyman
avoid spUnt.ers. on the roof still. so someone is there
"I don't have to tell -you where I've to hetp me with anything new or
gotten some good ones,'' she laughed. diffi~'' .
One day, while working on a new 'Iltirty..two and s~le, ~ flnds
subdivision in the Anaheim Hills, it was • working a1mcll!ll exdmiveiy with men
so bot she said that she couldn't gel a lot of hm...
the nails out of the bag. "You get amments like 'You're the
"On days like th.at you quit mi wait best looking roofer I've seen' and others
till it cools off." )'OU'd be teer not print. .
"My husband and l enjoy Working "I like the attention and l·ve always
logether He uiually rolls the fell out wanted lo do something Miler than the
for me · and bas ta1igbt me "°"' to traditlcnal jobs open to """"" .\Jide
do all the tricky things like working from the atten!ioo, I 1"ally like tbe
around chimneys and valances." \\Wk."
The pay ls good, she said, and "you
get to be ootdoocs. I'm getting a
fantastic tan and the hours are great •
I 8"t up at & and to work by 7:30
or a and get on at 4 or 4:30. And
you don't work on weekeom. Plus, there
are fringe benefiU wbea you're a wiion
member."
And , she said, "I feel yomger than
ever.''
Other fem.ale roofers echoed their
feelinp.
"It's fun ," said one. \vho's been
working in the trade a couple of years.
"I enjoy worklng with men and moot
don't mind having me around once they
get over the Initial shock."
"Why shouJdn't women work in any
field they like?" asked another. "I have
a frierd that's trying to become a polke
officer and · another who wants ·to be
a fireman. I can't believe t be
discrim lnatioo that goes on."
"Attitudes are dlanging." added
another. "The construction field is wide
open to women, I think. I started ju.st
oo a bet A male friend of mine, a
comtructioo woclter, said they'd never
let a woman work on a coostruction
site.
"Well, here i am. I may .. not stay,
but at least I've opened a few eyes.
Maybe some of the guys are a liUle
more aware that thlngS are cbanging."
Won't Referee Fight
To Prevent Abuse
Within the next fe\\' weeks, the Board
o( Supervisors will be asked to approve
a grant application lo fund and est3blish
a central child a~ reg istry which,
according to the county Gr~ Jury,
wiD lead to earlier dett'Clion and help
for JX>t,entlal offenders and victims.
The jury's plan calls for coordination
and ooopention or the oount~'s public.
private and community resources ~·hich
might either come into contact Y.ith
child abusers or be able to offer them
help.
''We're not proposing any radical
change at all ," said Gwen F'erguSJn.
a jury member \vho has been moot
involved on this issue. "We're proposing
an earlier type of prevention."
Through the jury's work on one child
abuse case, she explained, they learned
that while a police officer, nurse, MCial
worker or other person might suspect
a person oC chi Id abuse, they lack the
oommunication with persons in other
agencies \\·ho might have similar
suspicions or are in a posit ion to help
alleviate the problem.
But. she said, their . work on the case
proved that cooperation could be
developed. ·
The jury recommended that a
coounittee, including representatives
from the t'OUnty's departments of
probation, welfare, health and mental
health, police departments, elementary
scblol disti:icts, hospitals, doctors and
nurses associations, be formed to
consider this problem.
of the
They al.so suggested that the registry.
to include suspected and actual injuries,
be established . .
Although the probation department has
had a registry, r.trs. Fefguson said it
was "a dead end. Nothing came out
of ii.'' In ty,·o and a haJf years, only
50 cases were reported to t he
department.
The st.ate also has a central registry
or 60.000 cases but. sh~ said, few of
the county's law enforcement and other
agencies have used it.
11-lrs. Ferguson said represcntativt's of
!he county's departments have mel and
she seemed confident they can receive
the grant from the Criminal J ustice
Council to fund the proposed registry
for a year.
But that , she said. is a "small fi rs1
step" so the jw-y will push for publ ic
meetings oo the problem after the granl
application is approved.
The jury member hopes the committee
\l'ill look at each individual case and
consider "'hat sources of help, as the
Department of l\lental tlealth, arc
available "to intervene in a timely
manner to assist both the parent and
the child ."
She said their studi('S shoy,• that 8.'i
percent of the child abusers can be
helped.
A part of the problem. she said. is
education. Jetting people koow that help
is available.
She believes, "Something'.s better than
1.othing, which is v.·here v.·e arc noy,•."
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DEAR READER: 'lbMu ·~
I Mpe '" Mil your moUter-la·l•w taa&b ..,._.for: ...,!lier II ,.an.
-----,.., .. .,-nix asked to bc!-an usher. teeth togelhct" and THEN talk. She said
I was trying to get the words out
before they "·ere formed 3nd if I
clend>ed my teeth, J'd have to slow
up and I wouldn't Sii.iller. It worked
for me and I've helped others stop
stuttering by telling them th is. Please
pa51i it on. -N.N.
Dear Ann Landers: A.woman In our
town (age 21) Is going to ..,.. m,y
ni (age ~ with a paternity suit.
She had • "'l;aby In October of "71.
My ..., says be .... had -"" to do with lier since Nomnbe!' of it,
and that be --· with ber only twice belore ~ A •t-:::ld '"""'° II no kid. She sbould how to keei> !l1)ln goltlog
Pftllllll1(. i;:.._ In town says she
bas • bod repulation. 1-11 ...... blood
test oan determine that c e r l • i n
lndlvlduals could N<Yf have boM Ibo
r.tllor, bot W11at would oocur II m,y
...... -type -jOst t-·
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lo matdl tile baby's! Wouldn't it be
her '"'"1 against bis?
We netd lolormatlon and moral
IUp[>Ol't. -M<Yl'HER OF INNOCENT
MAN
DEAR MOO'HER: U. )'OOI' 100 b being
-M mut "1n • taW)'tl' to defend
Mm. Hll l•W)'tr eu ~#au tbe
,__ ,..111 .. aked, Uld din 10me.
Aa fer "..U aqiport," ...,,., 1'm
ln:oll IOI of -..,Ills 'llOl'ds for a
15-yooMill ......... --with a -.. of W ..,..,.l!Mo ud yello
"'foal" ,,. · 1\e aa.-. lte'1 tlle
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fotMr ol Mr child. A 5'/UMld IV)'
Uoald kaow II mDdo -btnll -
N a !$-ye•Mld WOIDIL
DEAR ANN LANDERS: We bavt been
mamed 1""I than bro Ytanl ancl I
netd to know II I am rlgtlt or 'lmJllC.
At first I WIS N'fl ol my poMioo.
Now I'm waveri:lg.
My yoonger •I-has uked 1114 lo
be a brideemaid al ber W911dq. I
said I'd be ddl&b!ec!. She was Jn my
weddl"i parcy. wi,,.. I lokl my hu>band,
be -~'Wb7t --be
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\.ltless he Is i.ncluded in the wedd ing
party. What do you say? -TORN AND
;){ISERABLE • DEAR T. AND r.1.: Alipc1t •l,..'lys,
~ bridesmaids are 1e.letted by the
lldde IUld die •hen by die gniom.
U )'Mr l:NlbeDd WU DOt Invited \o
be n mber Jte 1boalda't conskttr It
u t.alt. nor lhollld be 11k you not
to be la IM wedding pony.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I might be
able lo help tbal )'O<U1ll fellow ~no
. ::.~ti!.i ~ ':i..~ e.r~=
out ln a ·cold sweat, and stutter all
over tho~ ·
A -~ loid me lo pu1 my
DEAR N.N.: Thanks for tbt sugges-
tion. If it doesn'L •·ork, l mggl"lt •
spetcll Lbtrapls1.
tt.'s not aJy,•ays ensy to l"K'OKflize love,
espcci.ally the first time around . Acqaoint
yourself with the guideUnes. Read Ann
Landers'$ booklet . "Love or Sex and
How to Tell the Difference." For a
copy, mail 35 conts In coin and a lo\>1.
stamped, se.lf-e.ddressed envelope with
your requm to Ann bndet1, P.O. Box
~ 2zrw. Balik Dr., O\icaG•. II!. 61l6S4.
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"Tuesday· Saturday, 11 ·5
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DTERY
BIG SALE
NOW
IN PROGRESS!
Carlo Room of the Newporter Ion. Pro-
ceeds !rum the evening which will In·
elude a floor show Crom Lis Vegas,
Hawall and TahlU, will help the group
sponsor a youth center. Mrs. John Page
(left), preslden~ and Mrs. Mark Anni·
stead, chairman, practice tumbling the
dice.
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·~· .... e AINI SHOI$ ·--C .... ·s.d.a.
Her 'Orphan' Seeks Asylum
It's difficult to define
My son Is going throogh Orphan's Dream ... onry-to
say ii this were 1939 ind we a ""••• called "Ori>ban's .,.-.... were in Germany with a
Dream" that is rare I Y hidden radio, be would tum
mentioned In the c bi 1 d us in for an 8 by 10 gl06S)'
By ERMA BOMBECK
psychology books. ol the Fuehrer.
It's a time of life when Qmversatioo is limited to
"ls who in here?"
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'lnde~t ... and list his a door, over the ·sboulder or 'j~~~·~,..~·~.,.~·~·,..~·~·~·~~·~MAS~T~•~•~CM~•:••~·~·~~iiiiiil · parents · On 'Ills. permarient with his mouth full of food. 1 record card as "missing." This is a typical exchange
It's a lime of life when that went on lhe other night
parents wish they had qWt under the bathroom door. Hair Slav~$, Go Free! .. ,..... ..... ':ell .. ...., ................. . _ ... __ .......... __
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for SPRING
At FG you'll find a great selection of
exciting, new, first quality fabrics
and EVERYDAY SAVINGS!
Coordinated
Plaids & Solids
Woven Polyester
3'~
Values to 5.00
Spring special! White
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and solids. for sewing
triple combos -pants,
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and match. Machine
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· FG's reg. LOW price.
SPORTWEIGHT
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Special LOW price
3days only!
Values to 2.29
Another great spring
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cuffed pants w ith
matching blouseon
•Jacket. Washabl e
Avrll·Rayon blend. 4S''
wide. FG's reg. LOW
NEWPORT BEACH
20,...._IMM4 •
Open Mon.-S.t. 11'6' Sun. 12-6 p.m.
price 1.49
with a cocker spaniel. •"Are you in there?"
Betrothal
-Revealed-
Mr. and Mrs. \Varren K.
Parker of Balboa an d
Sherm a n O ak·s h ave
annomced the engagement of
their daughter, Theresa Anne
Parker to Michael earl Knode
of Grand Junction Colo.
The couple are planning to
marry June 22 in St. Francis
de Sales Church, Sherman
Oaks.
l\liss Pllrker is a graduate
oC Providence High School
Burbank and now attends
Mesa College, Grand Junction.
Her fiance, son of lhe Ken-
neth B. Knodes ol El Pa!IO, is a
graduate or Grand Junction
High School and also attendo
M'"3~ege.
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• • • Rights
Sgt. lloJvell abo COIJ\lcined As a police offioer ahe
against categoriting pt.rents ·adinitted, "Ours is a n
who abuse their chlldrcn. imm«li.ate thing. We're there
"Olild alxlsers have as'ihany to step in to protect that
varied rea&oos for being i.tUld ~ child's right at the time."
abuserS as burglars do for She charged the mandatory
being burglars.'' reporting Jaw tn the state "foe
Although she admitted all practical purposes has
children whq $" ebused will been almost valueless." She
repe.at the same iype of also objected to s o m e
ab®ve behavl<r. .on their profcssimal's aWtudes about
children, she said, "I think the police. ''People fa-get that
we need to go )n19 :it .deepe!'." the same law that protects
Drugs, alcohol, sad Is tic the child also protects lhe1==--~----:-=:I
-and immalllrrty mlght parent ... People oever bear RUffEll'S
be a calJ9e. about the cases we clear."
. Siooe a great ._injuries Sgt. Howell urged t be UPHOLSTERY
result from fnmtration over women to watch th e Wlletl '" W•
basic thingl!. as toilet training legislation relating to aru.ed "'° ... 1922 ......, lhttl. or crying in -the night, she chiklren and encouraged them c:... .... _ .....nit
urgt'd that parstt.ing education v.ilh their project.
be taught in the schools just Because ol so c i et y ' s
as driver training and sex atLitudes, she predk:ted they
educaUon. would meet resistance but she
"Yoo'd be surpri>ed how -· "People need to
many good, good p e o p I e really be more reallslle.
become so rnmated beceUS<! People really ._i to realize
they can't train their child some people were
by the time the grandparents meant to be parmts."
tliink they should be trained,"
she said. 'iiiil!iiiijj ... iiijjiijjjiijjj.ij ____ i:. ___ ~ • This police officer believes!~
if a person is somewhat im·
mature "just by lack of know-
ledge they might be puahed
over the brink. .. _lion certainly shook!
be Ota' number me goal," she
said. "Certainly preventloo ts
far better than correctioo. once
it is dOoe ...
By the order of RALPH A. DAHLMAN,
ESQ .. LTD .. we have been commissioned to
present selected items from the Estate a.
Collections of R. A1 Dahlman, Milwaukee,
\Visconsin, to be sold at ·
PUBLIC AUCTION
MEDICAL
(No Limit -No Rosorve) Two Soulons
FIRST SESSION : (Partial listing) Excep.
fine gothic cathedral grandfather clock (9
tubes), 4 piece wicker den set, unusual 7
drawer National Cash Register, Jacobian
desk (signed and dated). heavily carved
settee, bronze clock, 10 piece FJrench bed·
room group, fine art & cut glaB, Tiffany
1 table lamp, French telephone, large gruu!>'
in~ of classic Victorian furniture (mAA't),.i oil
painting, rugs, loveseats, etc. M ·
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·CONTROL
NOT AUINIC
Town & Country
-Shopping Center
18 582 Mach •hcl.. s.tte 207 . ' ···~"""'~" .. No Appoinlment Necessory
CALL 536-6066
-SEGON0·SESSI0N: Spedai--consignments.-
Large collection of old antique jewelry, 25
, fine oak pieces of furniture ......... ball trees,
round oak tfibles, press back chairs, etc.
Nice clean lot of bric-.a·brac, unusual
stained glass pieces; Victrolas, tables,
rockers , etc.
OVER 150 LOT5 MUST BE SOLD
(Refrt!lhmenUI Wlll Be Sttved at Preview)
INSPECTION:
' Sunday, Maret. 1~10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
SALE :
. hi S..1lon, Mon., NJtht, Man:h 11, 7:30
. 2.,.1 S.11lon, T-.. Nltht, Moret. 12, 7:30
LOCATION:
Duo to tho Ideal COft!<al location this 1alo
)AKFs ... qii("it;ltint GALLERY
2122 11o. Malft "· ...,, ""'c-... -·>
k1 -t T..mt Pint Clw
16 D.p '616 '766 'Ill
23 Doys '793 '1'6 'IOZ.6
JO Doys 11076 '1156 " '1376
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Your
child's
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•You choose from linished l)O(tr•ib-not proofs • Your
choice of poteS • ftealOmble prices for extr.i portraits-no
oblig.ition 10 buy• Offer limited: two ~r f11rnily one per
person • Child ag~limir: thrtt weeks to fOUTlee:~ yeM"s
• Groupi5 M $1.2S for tKh additionill perwn
Crown--ups, tool $2?9 ---.... -.. , • fMlhy ll'Ol.IPS wtltome, Gro\IOt for IMf1Ytduak 1t i1JS '*' tddltlon11 '*""'
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·scorpio
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Emotion
By S\'DNEV 0\I ARR
ARIES (~1arch 21-Aoril !!I i
Special service~ are featured.
''ou are appre<:iated by co-
workers, associates Ylho need
your skills. Those who
appeared indifferent y,•ill now
take tr oubl) to pay
compliments. .
TAURUS (April 2-0-~lay 20 ):
Acctnt creativity. Young
persons figurr prominently.
Move vt'ith the times. Be
flexible. Emotions r c q u i r c
oullet. Express you rself. Let
member or opposite sex know
how you ft!el.
GE~I INI ~~far 21 June 2!1~·
Full moon Position now
accentuates basic v a I u es.
property. relationship v.•ith one
"'ho can enhance sense of
~rity. Be sensible. Refuse
to give up something for
nothing.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Lunar position st r e ss cs
exchange of ideas. You arc
able to distribuu:. publish and
advertise. You reach more
per sons . ,.-ou ar·c
complimented as on(' you
respecl confides p r o b I e m .
LEO (July 23-Au ·~ 221 : \'our
special abilities \viii resull in
a jackpot. You gain, ~in, add
to personal posse!'sions. NP\\'
contacts pay dividends. ,.our
qua1ities of indepc:-ider.C•'. ori-
ginalit y, prove valuable assets.
VIRGO (Aug. 2..1·Scpt. 22):
Emotional debris can be
removed. Recover self-estcC'm.
~rt yourself. SJ:>eCiaJ otif!r
is on agenda. one wno handles
legal ·affairs has your best
inte rests· at heart.
LIBRA ($ept. 2'.',-()ct. 22 ! :
Arca previously off limits wi:J
be open -step for\vard and
cast off fears. Ef1:ieriment.
1\sk oucstions.
'\ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 211:
Affair of heart is ft>a\nrcrl.
Emotions tend to push logic
aside. Do some remodeling.
Also. stop giving to onr who
returns nothing.
SAG mARIUS 'Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 ): Full moon at top
part of your chart depicts
chance to risr a b o v e
circumstances. There \VIII be
opposition, but pres t i g e
:-eSl.litS.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19\: Good lunar aspect noW
coincides with t r a v e I .
p u blishing, con1munication.
Fam ily member des c r v es
special consideration. Know it
and do something about it.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Check financial resources
of one who would be your
"partiler. '' Don 't jump at first
offer. Ha ve confid ence enough
to know that you have
something of value I o
contribute. Expect the same
of others.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Time can be used t o
advantage. Wait and observe.
Your judgment. intuition may 1
be sli ghtly off target. It is
best to delay, especially y,.·herC'
legal ties are concen1cd.
Capricoro. Cancer pers.1us
may be involved.
Theres ',
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Goes and goe~ night and day. Crew-neck
and ribbed di over. Woshoble Orlon
acrylic ancf nylon in white,
siring or citron, S-M-L 16.00
Mis~es' Sportswea, 40
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In the casual mood. Donnl:enny's
mi11.-matchobles ....
in Wear-Dated Monsantd'Polyeste1
for OOs~ud;;ing. -..
White, blue, popik?, sizes I Q..18.
Shirljockets, 18.00 Pants, 14.00
Turtle. M-L 7.00
Plow Sportswear, 65, Street flo"'
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In-out styling b'y Lady Monhollen
~I sleeve s. Easy care. All the things
you want in a polyesler shirt. Plus
supe r colors. Brown, red,
beige, wh ite. sizes I 0-18, 13.00
Plaza Blouses, 66. Street Floor
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COTTON SOFTIE
IN SUNNY HUES
The cotton t-rop, pure and simple. Just
orived in terrific new colors. Start a
collection. Red,. navy, c0<n!lowe.., barley,
lelluce, salmon, Mor L. I 0.00
Active Sportswear, 78
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of Sunshine-y cotton knit.
White, red. lime, navy.
Junior sizes S·M·L, 9.00.
Junior Sportswear, 97
PRINT SHIRT
OVER A PRINT
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Double decker shirts by Lady Anow.
One print over another ...
great spring plonninq. I 0· 16.
Seersucker shirt, cotton/polyster
in block/white. 20.00
Polyster/cotton striped
shirt, b!ock /whiie. 14.00
Misses' Sportswear, 89
THE ·BROADWAY
-~T 47 folhOiltbd171 •I M+l 212 H>ITINGTOO BEACH
7111 Edirqer ;,,,_. (114) ffl.)])I
OIV.'-G_t.IAl..l~ CIRA.'G
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Want a block·busting good breakfut for
only 45 cents (25 cents If you're a kid)?
Go to Wilson School In Costa Mesa at 8:15
a.m. htonday through Friday and sneak in
line with the approximately 100 children who
eai there every morning.
IC you aren't caug ht (you can always pre-
tend you're a new teacher) you'll be · treated
to scrambled eggs and sausage, bot cereal or
)V•!fles with juice, milk and coffee, all p,...
pared by Rocxine Swinney, \\lilson's cook. . ,
She arrives at ~ a.m. to start cooking, and
by 8 the odor of breakfast is tantalizing in
the air. •
The teachers ire delighted with the pro-
gram because the children perform better in
the classroom all day and do not tend to be
sleepy in the morning or want to go to the
nurse's office as much, a volunteer said. She
reported a 60 percent improvement in class-
room performance.
Parents come in eich morning to help,
and this becomes a ti me for them to get to-
ge ther over coffee when the children ha ve
go ne to class.
Some staff and faculty members eat
breakfast at school every morning, suJ:h as
Anne Rogers, a teacher's aide. "It's delicious,"
she said about the food .
The breakfast program affords working
mothers an opportunity to be involved too,
commented l\1rs. Jimmy Reaves, who had
stopped by with her son Teag, 6, and daugh-
ter, Temre, 41f.i.
Some fathers even donate their time, such
as Rudolph Araujo, who comes in every Tues-
day morning to help.
The pMncipal, l\like Hill, admits to eat-
ing breakfast at school quite often, too.
• ~nard Erickson, head Custodian, is on
-duty every·day, to.'keep the breakfastaters
from making footballs out of their rolls and
space ships-with their milk cartons.
He praised Mrs. Swinney's cooking, too ,
and lamented that it was putting too much of
a stomach on him . ·
No one was turning down the homemade
sweet rolls, which one mother correctly said
were "filled· with goodies."
Another commenied they liad leained that
serving hard bolled eggs was out.· "They're
too messy," she explained.
A sign on the cafeteria wall says, "Start
the Day With a Good Breakfast."
What mother wouldn't want to bring her
child and come along for a delicious break·
fast. a good cup of .coffee and a few minutes
to visit with friends'!
And besides, there are no dishes to be.
done. All the !Ood is.served on paper plates.
Other Newport.Mesa schooi. -ortertng ·a
hot bre1ak!ast are Rea and Whittier.
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fuel and a stretch.
PHOTOS
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Fashions, Fun on Tap
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Falhers ar.d ~ons arc invited
lo attend the \\'lief \\"-.:st ShO\\"
and ch uck 11'agcn !11nch at
II a.n1. Satu rday. :\larch 9.
at school. i\·lrs. l\t.vrna Ireland.
chainnan announces thnt the
annual event "A'ili feature
·hay1vagons. milking contests.
gold rush and chttseburgers
for evcrytrlt'..
IJARPER PTA : Unit will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
~larch 14 . in the n1usic room.
l\"ominating comn1ittee v.·ill
present a sb11.e of officers,
and elect ion v.·ill r 0 11 0 w.
Honorary ~rvice award will
be preS('Oted for outstanding
service to youth and the
community.
Understanding New Ma1h with.
an Old Pllath Mind is the
program title at general
n1eeting Tuesday, 1'1ar.ch 12,
at 7:30 p.m. . . Rummage
sale will be sponsored by the
unit Saturday, ~tarch 30. to
help eighth graders raise
funds for an environmental
trip to Yosemite . . . Unit
will publish a recipe book for
sale in the spring. Anyone
wishing to contribute a recipe
may deliver ii to the school
Office.
v•ill be provided by a local
rock group.
ST. JOHN AUX : Rummage
sale from IO a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday. ~1arch 9, and from
9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday,
l\1arch 10, in the parish hall.
Items for sale will l'Ol'ISist
of clothlng. shoes. toys, di.shes
and some large furniture ....
Paper drive Tuesday
morning, March 12. on the
school. parking lot . \Vays and
means chairmen for Ute9e:
events are Mrs. D a v i d
Crowley. Mrs. Gregory Finn
Speakers Select Variety ·of T epics
LMllB PTO: ~!other and
daughter fashion sho\\' is
scheduled Thursday, l\1arch
28. at 7:30 · n.m. in the
multipll rp Ose room .
Commerci.:il and homesewn
ga rments \Vil\ be modeled. and
fashion coordinator will be
\Vendy \\1ard. instructor of
charm classes at Montgomery
\\·ard . Mrs. Pat Dr a k e .
program chai rman, is in
charge cf the event.
OKA PTO: Cabaret Follies
will be presented by executive
board members Wednesday,
!\larch 13, at 7"!30 p.m.
following a dessert po!luck at
6:30. Performance will include
hil numbers from Broadway
n1uslcals including "C8baret"
and "Sweet Ch a r it y. ··
Instrumental accompaniment
~u~1{5iat:"s~:~~· art
exhibit v:ill take place at
8 p.m. Thursday, ~larch 14,
during the regular monthly
auxiliar y meeting.
Approximately 35 students In
grades fifth throug h eighth
v.ill perfonn in comedy skits. Harbor Key
Pat Hooper, coordinator of
guidance services, Orange
County Department of
Education will discuss Child
Guidance Centers : T b e
Referral Source.
She will be the gllOSI
speaker of the Harbot Key,
a support group of Qiild
Guidance Center of Oratl@:e
County, \Ao'hcn members meet
at 10 a.m. Tu6day, March
12, in Irvine Coast Country
Oub.
Lecture Series
Human Se xu a lit y-A
Beginning ... No End; a four-
part lecture series wlll· be
given on Tuesdays at 7:30
p.m. beginning March 12 at
Golden We.st College.
Speaker will be 1'1rs. Sylvia
Bogen, noted lecturer in the
fleld of parent education ind
family life, sex education for
adults and gerontology.
Title of her l~cturcs are
It All Starts in the Family:
Sexual Attitude s and
Behavior: Sexual Lifestyles;
Sex Adjustment and t h e
1\farriage Cycle. and It's
Never Too Late for Love.
Career Options
Felice Schwartz, presl'dent
of Catalyst. and Jan ic e
LaR.ouche. career consultant
and ooordinator of the New
1----· York NOW Committee-on.-
Older \Vomen. wU\ discuss --
career options for women on •
KOCE·TV, Channel 50. at 1:30 The group will meet for
Trojans Cheered On
Orange County Troj an League 1nembers win be
bused to the SC ca n1pus Tuesday. r.tarch 12, for
the annual bene fit lecture and brunch whi ch aids
Friends of lhe Libraries. Or. Edward Stainbroom,
professor and cnairn1a n of the departn1ent of human
behavior will talk on the Biophysical Revolution.
Cheering on support are r.1rs. \Vi.llia1n lf.asbrouck
(left) and Mrs. \Villia1n C. 1-layward, league presi-
dent.
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dllCUS!-wtth-the-pt1nellSts-how.--A · ifu!iribetship tea-j~Lqwia llllls Branch ol th "-omen who are afraid of . . . going 10 v.wk can research planned fo~ 2 p.m. Sunday, National Audubon Society, will
show judge, will conduct the
classes.
Assistan
the marketplace, decide areas l\farch 17, m the Corona dtl speak on Birds la Your
or potential interest and assess ~lar Home of ~trs. Henry Garden for the Ylednelday,
a past accomplishments. Crane. 1.larch 13, nleeting or the
South Coa» Garden Qt,b.
ABWA
Newport Beach C ~ a r t e r
Chapter. American Business
wo.man's ASIKIC:laUon,· w i 11
hear a ta lk bv Conrad
Scheifcr. public re I a t Ions
officer ot the Costa Mesa
Water Department at 7 p.m.
Wednesda y, fl.farch 13.
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Rummage Sale
A rummage sale has been
plaMed by the United
MeUlod.iM Wom n of the...Eirst
Untted Methodist church of
Huntington Beach for 9:30
a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesda y,
March 13, in Uie cflurch
fellowship hall.
' The 2 ~.m. meeting will IAI<•
place In the Thm Arch'.Bai
Clubhouse. ·
\Vorkshop clasacs ~ill t:1kc
place r.farch 19 and 27 in
preparation ror the annual
Standard Flower Show April 6.
Mr$. Kem .11. Copeland , a
n1Uional .accredited r Io" er
.,
Yevohn Bratlain wiU be
instaue:t President of tht
Count? secuon of .!he
American Associli!*IGn o t
1'1edical Assistants duting 1
dimer meeting. Tue !Ida y ,
'March ll. In Le. Boram
m"urant. Buena 1>ark.
Seafed witti h•t will be. the
Mines. Faye Kfng, prt~tlent·
elect; Roy¢e Borel, vice
president; Carmen Bergblus,
secretary, and Jane Avery,
treasurer.
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NiXoli.~s Trust Plan
Tricia Security Goal Good for You , Too
By SYLVIA PORTER
When the news stories Mete
a while 8£0 about bow Pl-91·
dent Nixon ha4 acqulttd hJs
San ci._te borne. amoog
the more fascinating
dlacio.urta was that part cf.
the down payment had been
supplied by his daugbeer,
Tricia, via securities io a writ•
ten trust.
The trust dlted back to 1907
when Elmer H. Bobot. tlltn
chairman of Warner·Lambert
Pharmaceutical Corp.
whom the President calls
"honorary father" of his two
daughters -put the securities
in trust for Tricia.
BOBST DAD sound financial
reasons for putting those
securities in a trust. Had he
simply given them h> the Nix·
on parents, saying they were
for Tricia 's
benefit but
without
setting up a
\vritten
trust. Nixon
might h:111e
bccon1e the
taxpayer on
any income ,c.n•
they ea med'. and the securities
could have become part of his
taxable estate had he died.
Through use of a trust, either
Tricia Nixon or the trust itself
becarr.e the taxpayer. It is
probable that she had little or
no otht"!r income, and thus she
escaped paying any taxes at
all on the income t h e
securities earned.
You coulo achieve the SAnie
goals -easier and at lower
cost -if you have merely an
average income. For_instance ,
iI you decide to accumulate
mone'y .. -fof· the ~f!lture~ ~ Of
your child. }'OU could buy the
~rities and have , them
•registered under the Uniform
Gifts to Minors Act. This is
not a trust. but it gives you the
s&nt advantases lhat Nixoo
and 'l\'lcla ,enjoyed -and you
need. no1 have a lawyer to
drift a trust It costs you
nothing to sue the Unl!orm
GULi to Mloon Act when you
buy 1tocks or mutual fund
shares.
u:l"S SAY YOO have a six·
YOllMld son and you de<kle
now to start a progra'm of put·
Ung aside $100 a month fur the
next 10 years to help finance
your son's college education at
that time.· You have several
simple alternatives -all or
~·hich will legally avoid
~less taxation -says Ferd
Nauheim in a marvelously
easy to-read new book "Build
Family Financ~ & Reduce
Risks & Taxes" . (Acropolis
Books. Ltc..., $2.95).
As one illustration, you can
invest in mutual shares fur
your boy in yodr child's name
under the Uniform Gifts Act,
and name an adult as custo-
dian. Ooce you do this, the
shares legaUy belong to your
child and go to him \\'hen he
comes of age. You cannot take
back the securities. You could
name yourself as custodian.
~s-A U II E I :\I SUGGESTS,
thout;h. that you rl100.ic sonic·
one l'lse in ortl~r to rt\Oid
any C'hanc;c !hJt the securities
might be included and taxed in
your estate shot1ld you die
before your son reach~s his
majority and can rceeivc the
assets in his own name with
no strings attached.
But let 's say you don't v.·ant
to take any risks of the
marketplace. Then, here's an
even less compticated way to
build up your child's college J:uncl. ~ -Assu~g Y~, c a ,,n
nUU\age $100 a month.. just put
ii into a aavings account
paying whate\'e.r tn1erest you
can grt. tr it's only s percl•nt
that rate oo $1 ,200 a year or
$l2,000 over the JO.-year period
would build up to 115.843. If
this account were in your
names and you were tn a 36
percent tax bracket. you
\\'oudl pay $1.364 in taxes over
the life or your program. But
with the ae<:ount in your boy's
nan\C and assuming that he
has no oth(-r Income, thcr~
v.•ill be no taxes. Your bov
\l'Ould be the O\\TICr and ht
"'·01.lld ha\·e n personal ex·
eniption of $750 a year .
Shectrso11, Ham1nill
Tctkes Coctst DuPont
'1feeker. Robert E. Meyer1 Shirl Sadle r, &tsy Smith
John H. Van Uden, James B
Vincent, Franklin L. \Vilson,
and David N. Young.
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MOTtC• 01' MAlSMAl.'S SAL•
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,11nu01ry 1:1. lt7., by !flt Mu111e1p1f Cturl, r:-. COUl'llV Hfl•l!Ot" Juct1C:l1I 0111rltl,
llCIQ-nl '"'tft9; Jtnwty u 1 1tl4,
ountv Of Ol'Ulff, St•" of Cal fwlll1,
t111M I ~I "'"''" II\ ""Of ol C~ll e ur .. 11 "'"le• Or11>1M (flVlltv
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,._ Burnttt ... I A~ lt·i.ti "'""'"'" .u r11C111mtn1 dtblor. "'°'""i..o I .... I 1t11>C1 Of
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NOTICE IS kEttlBV GIV EN IMt on
"l'lllWWiftY, Al>f'il •, /1914, 1t 2:oct o'c•oc•
P.M. 11 fron t of Courlho\lse, o''"'' County H1r0or J\ldldnl Dl1trlr.I. •201 Jt"'· borff Rlll<f, Cltv of fftwport 1111ell.
Covntv Of 0.-1..,.. $'1111 cl c.111ornr1, 1
wlU tell t i pUbf~ •1Khon lo "" ll•IJM-' 1>1_,, IDr c,un In t1wlul MOl'ltY ol lhe
Uni ted Slain. 11t I ... rl!lhl, tlllt •nd In
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lllO\lt dfl<:rlt!IG P•QPlrty, DI' Ml m11<" -·.ot a1 miv bot """f'>trv •o wthly
stkl t•e<ul!on, wllh •cc•u<IG ln1r•nt tnd
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Ot1ed M•rcll •. 1t 7•, DILLARD 0. WlllCl'l~ON
tA•r\1111, 0.-tnllf! County
By Eun1 M Ehler, D•Pu!v
WI LLIAM •LANf HAllO
Pltl"tlH't All..,.,..v
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINEIS
"• NAME STATt:Ml!NT •
lollowl119 Pl'f""' •• doing bl!Slnt•l ... A·B TV ANTENNA, 76' W. W1t~on.
CO.II Mttfl, Call!. t?•27
Will" t.. llasi.ev, 76' W, Wlli.on, COSll Mttw, C1llf. r2627
Th!t butlntu 11 conouctl'd by 1n
lnGlvldllll.
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Th!I ll~te.,,..,,t w11 Ill~ wit" lhe
Cou111v Clarir. of O•Mlt'I Counly on
FabrUl<Y 16, ltl(
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PUblbtllcl Oranoe Coa•t Otllv Pllol
Ftbo'IH•Y 2t, Mfl<cn 7. U , 11, 197• '9•7•
PUBLIC NOTICE
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IN THE $UPE•IOll. COUll.T 01'
TH E STATE 01' CAt.IFOll.NlAJ N ANO
FOil THI! COUNTV Of' Oii.ANOE
Nt. A 11'»
OllOEll TO SHOW CAUSI! In tl'll Maller Cl 11\e 11,,..11c11f-of
llOI ER T PAUi. McOOWEt.L 1 nd
EILEEN LOI~ MCOOWEt.L for CIWl\ljt ot ··-WHEREAS R O ll E RT PA UL
McOOWELl. lllcl EILEEN LO IS MCOOWEU. ...... llled I Plllllon tor I n
ordtl" ch1nol119 P1lllloner1' •nd p1tl· ''°"'''' r?llnor chlldrtft'l ill"n1m11 trom MCOOWEU. to !(RAUSE:
IT IS OAOEREO 1 ... 1 t ll llll:tolll I"·
l•[ll'"-" In Ille lboW tnlllll'd r'flll!er fP.
,..,. tllfore· ltil•-c-t ,, 1100 '"·"""· or! APfll n , 1'7•, Jn 1111 cClllf'lroorn of °""rtn'lftlt £, 11 10ll Civic Cfl111Jf' Ori...., Wfll, Santi -AN, C6"1oml•, Mid tMw
c•u11. II 1ny, wnv 1111 ptlltlon hlr cn.1191
of rwo,...·llftould llCll' bo yra11t.o.
IT IS FURTHER OROEllEO 11111 1
COPY l!f 1111• O•cler to snow C111H bot
publl11'ted in Oranoe COll\I O..llv Pll!ll, 1
MWtPIP9• of !llfW•dl clru1llllon print~
In °''"" County, C11Jlornl1, once a "'"' tor lour tu<:c•»IYI wM•t Pflor lo !I'll
Cl•" Ml tw lle1rl1>11 on Int ii-tJHon . DATED: Mi rth'-1'7•
FRAN K OOMENICHINI
Judgoe Of Ille SUPl<lor COii<!
L-Olflcn If
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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Tllur>dl)', Mardi 7. 1974
More Ftrel
Gas Allocations
Better in March
From Wire Services
\VASHI NGTON The
r cderal Energy Office (FEO)
nnnounced ~tarch allocations
or gasoline today that wlll give
rv~ry state more gasoline
,than in February, some of
lhf;m n)Ore than !hey used in
!I.larch. 1972.
The F'EO sa id the fl1arch
supply of gasoline would total
8.03 bill ion gallons, averaging
out to around 89.6 percent of
the !\lnrch, 1972, base period
levels.
Tiit: NEW alloca tiom were
adjusted for gro\vth i n
nwnbers or csirs so that no
sla te should have a shoMfall or
more than 15 percent between
~he 1972 base period and the
new supplies, the FEO sakt.
allocated Co a state based on
lts top ~larOO, 1972 demand):
Callfomia, Arizona , Nevada
and Ore-goo will receive 85
percent, Utah will receive 87
percent and Wyoming, 100
pcrccnl
fn other oil developments:
i\tobil Oil Coli>.' will ship
ntore than 14 million gallons of
gasoline to the East Coa.st·
from cxct'ss supplies abroad.
Th e c ompa n y sa i d
\Vedor.sday it was the first
ti me f\1obl1 has imported
gasoline in more than a year.
During that period all of the
gasoline wh.ich the f I r n1
distribuled in the United
States was produced a t
domestic refineries.
The 14 miUion gall o ns
represents about one day's
supply for Mobll in the United
States.
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U,I T...-.r.
Jtli1nic Giti111aick
Antolnetle Attell mim ics the chores of a station at-
tendfnt, prM!nergy crisis style al a San Francisco
station. Her slunt lakes some of the curse off the
waiting for motori sts who must sit in Jong lines
for gasoline. The eight states w i t h
supplies equal to or more than
the base period consumption
were Alaska, K a n s as ,
Louisiana, Minnesota, North
Ca rolina, Oklahoma, Texas
aod Wyoming.
The FEO said its goal i.s to
make sure no slBte varies
more than S percent from the
national average.
Crucial Arab Oil Meeting
The agency said the March
<i llocations-shoold prevent any
large shortages sud! a s
Sunday Switched to Cairo
necessitated t.wo emergency CAIRO (UPll -The Sunday
·allocations for certain stales meeting of Arab oil ministers
in February, expected to discuss the lifting
The neW allorotion takes of the oil embargo against the
into account the thr ee United States has b ee. n
additional days in Mart'h. the switched from Trlpol i. Libya,
fa~ that more gasoline is to Cairo, Egyptian oil sources
being pn>duoed, now that said today.
• healirig oil requirements 1are " 'nle . Belrut f'ltwspa per Al
down. Anwar predicted the meeting,
A L LOCATION FIGUREs
for some \\'estern states
(rounded off, represent the
percentage of g a s o 1 i n e
R.J. DALBY & ASSOC.
Financial C.OOsultants
Pw50flilj111111 1--. ln"-!IOtl ~tellllt
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\li'ill Ult the embargo and also
rest.ore production to the level
exTSting in September. 1973. It
said future oil meet ings might
cut the price or erode oil.
SEPTE!\18ER WAS the last
full production month bclore
'1he Arab Oil-p.r o d u c e r s
launched their oil y.·eapon
during the Octhbcr Arab-
Israeli war by ahnouncing a
pro gressive series of
production cuts.
percent below the September
level.
The oil meeting w a s
proposed la.st Sunday· by
Egypti an oil minister Ahmed
lizedin Hila!. He proposed that
it be held In <he Libyan ca pital
pf Tripoli and tbe SOU(Cf:;.
gave oo ex planation for the
switch to Cairo.
The Beirut publfca!ion fhe
Arab World said today that the
switching of Sund ay's meeting
from Tripoli to C a i r o
"suggests <hat · Llby8 i s
keeping up its opposition to
lifting ~he embargo."
~ diplomatic sources in
Cairo said the reason for lhe
switdl appeared to be that an
inlematlooal exhib~ion was
under \li'ay in the Libyan
capita l and a lack of hotel
space.
issued invitations to I h c
conference in Cairo and that
all oil ministers of 1he tp.
rutt.ion Or.R:anizatlon of Arab
Oil -E:ii:pon.ing Co u n t r i e s
COAPECl wou ld attend.
The conference wiO be held
at Caim's Sheraton Hotel~ me
sources said .
In annoanclng the E:gyplian
call for the conference last
weekencl'. the EgypUan ~fiddle
East News Agency said six of
the 10 OAPEC members
already had· e xp r e s s ed
themselves in favor. of tho
confec-ence. They were Egypt,
·sa.001 Arahia and ~ Persian
Gulf states ol ' Kuwa it, Abu
Dhabi. Qatar and Bahrain.
The four remaining OAPEC
members arc Algeria. Iraq,
Libya and Syria.
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Veto Gets
'Approval
In Senate
WASlllNGTO~ tAP)
Presldeot Nixon vetoed an oU
priC<! roll!>a<k Wednesday,
praised Senate acceptance of
the -and then• ptl!dld<d
energy prlcu would stop
rising and maybe lltart lallJni
loler thls year.
111E !ll'EEP ri.w ol lood
prices al!O sbouJd akiw down,
Nixon told a news ooofereoct,
promising ooct more lo 8\'0id
an economic recession this
year.
By sustaining his veto or
FffWICE
IRS Denies
Acquisition
Bid By ITT •
emergency energy legislation NE·W YORK (AP) _ n ic
including the oil p r i c e lntemal Revenue Scn'ice h!ls
rollback, Nixon sakl, the revoked e 1969 ru ling tha t .R:"a\'e
Senate "vetoed longer gas tas:-frtt stalus to the stock
lines and vetoed nationwide exchange when Intemational
ratlClllng." Telephone & Telegraph Co'l>.
The White Hoose has argued acquired Hartford Fire Insur,
that • price rollback would "':, ~~
discourage oil production and in make fuel shortages worse. merger
But t h e roll bac k hi.story.
was the largest
U.S. corporate
immediately popped up ag.W Ttle revocation of the rul ing
as the Hoose added a modified could mean that f o r me r
version to a bill f o r Hartford stockholders or J'fT
cslablishing a r ederal Energy will become Hable IDT' an
Ad1ninistration. e3limated $30 to $100 million
Sen. Henry 11.1. Jackson '~1n~u1 -gams ___'._tcrx e s
\\'ash. 1, autho~ of lhe vetoed exempted by the 1969 n lling.
cna:gy bil l. said he ~·ouJi! try ITT said \'i'ednesday.. _in
again .10 roll back oil pn~, announcing the IRS action it
but said ~ wo~ld work Wllh was "firmly of the opinion
lhe. admln1strallon toward . a that the tax,fr.ee nature or the strtJ>i>e:d~wn e~ergency ~II exchange would be sustained authonzum gasohne ratimPlg · court v
and other f u e I · s a v l n g m A~ng to tax experts,
measures. the retroactive IRS action
affecting such a large number
R . G 'd or s to c khold e r s is epairs . u1 e -µnprecedent<d . '!'bey' ~i\' it
~ implies die JRS. bas fowld
Capitol News Service i!vldence to inClicate the 1969
SACRAMENTO - A new rullng was "in f'm>r."
brucbure, "State of California · Jn Washington, Rep. J. J.
Fair Claims Guide for Use . Pickle ID-Tex. I, a mem ber of
In Cases Involving Eleetronic th c In ve s t i g a t ion s
and Appliance Repairs," has subcotnm h.ttt of the House
been distributed by the State Commeree Committee. said of
Department of Con s u rfl e r the ruling: "F('lr monlM I
Affairs to 5oo mun i c i pa I have malntaint'd that JT'T had
judges and/Or justices pre· not met the conditions of a
siding in all Galifomia srn all 1969 JRS lax ruiing. The
claims courts, ·and 300 law decision to rcvt ke the ruling is
libraries, un iversities and c'Ol· one more step in restoring our
leges. people 's faith in go\'crnmcn!."
' . Recession
Here, Says;
Wharton ..
PHILADELPIIl A (AP I
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The .United States is 3lready
ln 3 rece!Sion !hat will
conllnue ttiroug.b the first si x
months of this )'ear, says the •
prestigious \llharton School. '
A team of profeSN>tS at
Wharton - the University of
Pennsylvania's college of
finance -released a quarterly
forecast \Vednesday saying
that fuel shortages hav~
helped tum •·an economic;
slo\\'down" into "an outright
recession." ,
Despite President Nixon's
ti rsurances to the contrary
\Vednesday night. the Wharton
rcpor1 said se \·eral indic.ato~
clt!arl\' show lhe nation Is in a
recesSion . The P resi d e nt
referred to the \\'harton report
in his televised n e w s
conference, but said he did not
agree the nation y.·as in a
recession. nor y.•as it headed
for one .
"\Ve feel strongly that ri
are in a recession, and I think
most econ'Jmists would agree
y.·ith that." said Dr. George R.
Green. head of the Wharton
team . f ollowi n g the
President's commenL'i.
'J'he report included these
gloomy forecasts:
-A dceli ne er 3bolil three-
percent in the real gross
national product llho-GN P in
oonlnflated dol lars) in the firsl
half of 1974. '
-Increasing unemployment
to nearly six percent by mid-
1974.
-Reduced corporate .profit
le\'els.
-A decline in the rate of the
use of illdustrial capacity •. ' .
' Rec aU Bla1ue
Placed ou EPA
DETROIT IU PI )
Otfysler Corp. today said it
will reca ll and correct the air
pollution control · system oo
826,00'I cars and light trucks
although it blamed t h e
l'~ n ,. i ronment:i l · Protection
Agency (EPA) for creating
Ille problem.
NOTICE TO CllEO•TOll ~ JUPEtllOll COUllT O" THa
STATE OF C'ALl,.OllNIA "Oil T"E COUNTV OF OllANOI!
Ne. A·7"1t
Subsequent decisions ha ve
stabilized the production cuts
of all Arab oil-producing
states. except Iraq, at 15.
THE EGYPTIAN sources
said Algerian oil minister
Belaid Abdesslam already has Complete .Mid~day A~erican St9ek List
E\lt le
DKll'W'd.
Cl TRINA IE. Ml\.LEll ,
NOTICE 15 HE REllY &!VEN to tlle
Plul T11 & Lie. On APP!'. Credit
1~ MQ. O.E.L.
CONNELL· CHEVROLET
2121 HAUOI ILYD.
COSTA MISA 54'·1200
Wurlitzer's Getti11g ·
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crtdll6" of Ille lboff ......... ~I
!Uf 111 """°"' ll•vlna d1lrn1 ev11n.t tilt ~Id lle<fdtnl •re ''°""nod to 1111 llllrr!,
wlll'I tl>a ntctulrv llOUCl!f:I'" In the ofllca
oj 1111! cJer~ or the 1bo~e e11!1lltd COii<!, or
to Pf'Hlfll 11\tm. wllll ltlol 111<-rv
llOIKl'lers. lo lt>e undtfllQtlld 11 1111 ofUCI
of 1111 11lorney, THOMAS L. LOqo, tl521
PtffO Cle V1lend1, L1t11un1 Hltl1,
C1ll!or11l1 r26.S3, wlllc~ !t !lie pltel of
b\IM11t11 of Ille IJnelarl ltned In 111 m1111r1
p1r11lni1111 to 1111 111.i!e cl wkl ctec.otnt1
wlllll11 lour mont"1 1tler Ille llrt l pUbllCl·i;::============::(I 110.. ot 11"111 ...,,;~.
011ee1 Maren s. lfl'-
NEW YORK (AP ) -Clang,
click, whirr. scratch. "Don't
sit under the apple tree wi th
anyone el,sc but me, anyone
else ... "
Y.'OOd, and contained only ten
78 rpm records at a nickel a
play. The latest models. with
intricate lighting systems. arc
capable of gulping whole
doll ars for 10 plays. and have
over 200 selections.
THOMAS HA•Ov
Executor "' lllt wrn ot 1111 lboff 111mtd CllC"1•nr
TNCWA.5 L. t.0110
21921 P1M11 • Vfllttoell
t.at11111 Hllli. CA n•u Tt+: f'1(J Ill~
A"-' for Eucutor Pu11U1t.c1 Ortl'IQI Co.st Otll~ Piiat,
Ml•Cll I, l l , 11, ll, 191~ 111·'4
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA.ME STATEME!1T
"l'llt followlng Pf'""' 11 odi110 bus!~cu ••: OESIGH EqS Pl.ANT 5EllVICE, 1116
W•lltc1, Cost• MtW, Ca. ™"
Mlcl'INI Ellloll llrl~I. ln6 Wat11c• No. D .. Cotta Maw, Ct. '2!17
T11l1 DvslnHS 11 cond11Ct"1 bv 1n
lnGlvl-1.
Mlchnel E. 8•ief
Tiii\ sl•ttmerit "''' med .. 1111 Iha
County Clerk ol Orlnot Count, on
f'tllru•rv 2t, 1974. ,..Jl7t1
P11bfl1hed Or~noe Cot1t Oallv Pllol Fearuarv 11. M•rcft 1. u. 11. 19Jl JOl.7(
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATEMENT OF A8.INOONMENT OF
US E 0,.
FICTIT IOUS IUSI NESS NAME
Tiit 1011,,..,lno urr.ons have a111ndoned
,,,.. ~Ml o! the llcllllows 1>1ulnen n""''
SPlt lNG SPEC IALTIES ANO MANUF AC·
TURING COMPANY al l'.lOO M•lroi,e,
8W"'1 Patk, C1lllornla
Tnt llctillOlll ~;...,.. "amt r~lf"Ted to
"!JO~ l<fH llleel on M•rcll 11. 1973 in Ille
c-tv of O•-· 1. S<lb G. _,, •10 Gwyn-. Lt
Ht11ra. ca111ornl1 1. H~lfl J. Caton, ~t( North Mt·
.,UtV, Stnl• olnt. Clllllorn( •
flll1 bu•1ne•i "''' cond!KltCI llV 9'1nt•ll
l'fl<lt>1r111<p. I l!lOb G. Moorto
Tiii• $1-1tmen1 "''' l!ff'd .. 11n t!W! Coun· ty Cl••~ of Or1no• Coun1v on M1•cll 5, ,,,. I
WOliLFLE AND·CAllLtSlt:
Attw111•n I P. 0 . 8DK J12
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'""' '"''°' Pw11n,f'leel °"''* cw" 01.i" PhQI,
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IN LIKE A LAMI
OUT LIKE A LION
by TERRY GRANT, R.Ph
If this scen1s t"·isted around to you \\'C intended
i t to be. For in th is phraslnJ;
it ill ustrates ho"' m~t pco11lc
react to going t<J 1hcir dnc. tor for a phyi;it·nl <'hl'Ck·u11.
It y.·ould not IX' n1ttu 1·al if
you did no t h R\'C sonl(' \\·u i··
l'l<'S ancl thus nppronchf•d
your f'nt rancc into his offlct•
a Huie nicckly.
Bul. \\'hen il is till ovPr
and the doclor has p1·on11unc· ed you fit ond \\('II ii n1rik~ you '>''anl to !'Vat' out of lhf't'f'
lik<' a lion. The nir sn1cll11 e
li ltlr s,,·cct1'r and 1h<'rl' is a
:.prin~ to your stf'p you
didn't noliec l>Cfort'. It's
,,·orth goln~!
YOU Oil \'OUTt oocron
C;\:\' Pl-tON E US "·11.~n you
nrNl a delivery. \Vt' ,viii cir· llv<:>r pronlptiy ,,·ithout .~xlrll
t•hart:"f'· A gl'f'ltl matly Jk:'O\>lc
rt>I.'· on us for thc>lr hca th ll~'<·dJ<. \\'e \\'(•IC<llllf' rt'QUCSL'I
tor dclh·t'1'~ S<>l'\ll1il and
rh111j::C' aceuunts.
PARK LIDO PHARMACY
lSl Ho1plt11I Ro11d
Free Delivery
Newport Be11ch 642-1510
Urban ren ewal, fast food
restaurants. television and
po rtable tape players have
sounded lhe dealh knell foi; an
American musical institution,
the \Vurlilter jukebox.
'The Wurlitzer Co.. which
also makes organs and pianos.
said Wednesday It is going out
of the jukebox bu s ine ss ,
although it will continue to
make replacement parts for
six years.
A COMPANY spokesman'
said !he finn foresees an
increasingly declining market
ahead as AmeriC!'I t urn s
to\\1ard suburbia and further
ay.·ay from small town and
city life. where the jukebox
was a mainstay.
\\1hile not !he largest mak er
of jukeboxes today, Wurlitzer
possibly is the most famous .
It 's advertisements. "Gee
dad. its a Wurlitzer." were
attached lo piano and organ
saf('S. bul the phrase also
he.I.Ped • to make the term
'jukebox ' 11lrnost synonymous
\Vith \Vurlitzer. •
f'rom the liine it made its
fi rst m:ichine in 1934 until the
present. \\1 u r I I t z e r has
manufactured more th an
7:,0,000 "coin o p c r a t e d
phonographs."
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MllWTlllCTDI WACH """"Y '"""' INg., -·-
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,.,,.. """"Y StWlQI Bldg., Aw"" Blvd. M 5'n Diogo ffor . * llOflflOUS »-cwr$twlntl lldr.,Lonr1tat 1W.1tc.r...S1.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) - A
Senate committee has blocked
a bill that would open the
pro ritablc second mortgage
field to thrirt and , loan
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Year's High-Lows
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Another Advance
NE\V YORK <UPI) -Stocks 9COl'ed IOUd gains fOf' the
s{!(.'Of\d COl'L'KlCUtive session on the New York Stock E:rchangc
Wedntsday amid optimism the Arab Oil embargo is nearly
over.
Arter gelling off to a shaky starl, the Dow Jones indus-
trial average had risen 3.21 points to 880.63 shortly before
the close. Profit takmg kept the index ooar it! startin&
point during much of the seulon.
GainerJ led k:lsen by about eight-to-five, among the 1.772
Issues lraded.
Closing volume totaled approximately 19 million shares.
compared with the previous ses,,ion's 21,980,000 shares.
Prices on the American Exchange advanced in moderate
trading.
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Q~IE By Phil lnterlClfldl
••And that goes !or yo~r whole ~ar pool, too!"
L. M. Bou~
Unhappy Wives
Careless, Lazy
fl, "What proportion of the rape victims are acquainted
with their assailants?"
A. Just 48 percent, the lawmen say.
Q. "Where does Robert rank now on that list of most
popular names for boys?" ,
• A . .It'!. No. 3. J\ight behind No. 2, John. And Just ahead
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Q, "Anybody-'got any· Idea wha......,. ~ old .'lbe
, great Leroy (Sat<bel) P!118• Is?"· ·
A. Reoonl at hand says he11 be 88
next July 7. ·
Q. "What's ari Oklahoma credit
card?" • '
A. That's a piece oC ln9olent ver-
nacular for live feet of hose and a five
gallon can.
• . Q. "Didni heavyweight champ
George Foreman once dmcribe lbe be.t way lo beat Mu-
hanvnad All?':
A. No, be said, '"lbere11 a mi.llioo 'ways to beat' him.
the lwt al wlllch js ·with my· mouth."
~ lJNBAPPY. WIVES .
~What 1lo unlllPPI' wl..,..ba.,. ln'common? LlUJO~.
tp believe, thil ma JM lbe American Iutitute ol Family ' . . ". ' · Relations ·rep\1111 fla mJdlo!I ti J11a!1Y hundredl ti coopleo
, incUcate1 that Uliblppy .wfv'el tend to be ·"careless;Wy,
. tactless and ouympathetlc." Q\lr Love and W•r!IWI can-
not confirm tbl1 remarkable claim. He's nOt yet _ready
to llelleve that dissatisfied married <M>men. lfave enfy tten-
selves to blame. "There 81' .. such~ things ,_,tot~ IJu&.
bands,"'he·avers, sadly,•"boftv'er rare."' :" • • -' • : Observed G. W. Johosol'I: 11HerOes are created by pop-
• ular demand, ·10metimes out' of the. scantiest materials
. . . such as the apple William Tell never shot, the ride
that Paul Revere never finished, the Dag that Barbara
Frietchie never waved."
. Addresa mail to L. M. Boyd, P.O •• Boz 1875, New.
µOr t Beach 92660.
Noone else
can us
~.~n.
(Join Us. Please.)
Nobody else in the world can give us
what you can. A pirll of you r blOOd.
And your gift has never been more im-
portant. Because blood from ooalthydonors,
who freely donate their
blood, is 10 times less likely
to cause infectious hepa-
litis in thjl recipient than is
blood from many commer-
cial eources. Think about
I hat. ·~
The need is urgent,
and continuous. · "
Help us. Join us.
Today.
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The telephone answering se<Vice featuring 30<all
capocity;wolnut <}'ained cabinet, on/off speaker
switch, "messoqe received" signal flog,
answer orly switch. Sold separately, 129.50
The A... ~.late Super Sy.tom ind.It. ti. Model
400 Phote-Mote ond tbe ~It.not.Mote.
Add q::rionol [l;al./,late """· or la!•. f., fiA
·converience t8'ephotia eerier onyo.sde*-
eo-o.. Sho...ilo 13
All lhe feon.res of the <!00 roodel plus.erase fl.lldion.
"fast forward" speed. P.,ionol earphone, 1wa-tnxlc
answer tape, odjuslment lo cue answering on second.
lhird. fc..th, filth ring, etc. Sold separately, 149 .50
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Holds up to 40 of yotx most frequently·colled phone
numbers ond dials them for you automatically ot the
push of o button. G:ipacity of up to I~ dig•s per listing.
. Just dioi·a number. p-ess Dial-Mote's "program" button._
and its locked in. Sold separately, 79.50
REMOTE-MATE -
G:ill in for messoqes from your Phine-Mote anytime, from anywhere.
Just trigger Tone Key lincl..ded} over receiver ond
REimote-MOte activates Phone:Mote to ploy bock its messages
over the phone. Shown with Phone-Mote, but
sold seporotely, 129.50
fl.laytag appl_iance sale
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You save 20.00 on every Maytag washer, dryer, and dishwasher
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259.95
. Reg. 279.95.' This is o heavy duty washer that will toke the best core
of yolX lounOy with three cycles for regular, delicate, and permanent
press. TIYee water temperotlKe settings to help. And the economy of
three water level settings os well.
Nol shown: Reg 32'1:95, 2 speed large capacity, 309.95
DRYERS ('
189.95
Reg. 209.95; This is on ~lectric dryer with three cycle~ Regular fcibic~
Permanent press with cool'Clown period to restore the crisp, smooth
appearance of fobri" ""fluff, so that no-heat lUmbfing will freshen
even decorator trims.
Not .shown: Reg. 239.95, automatic limer model, 219.95' .
Reg. 259.95, heat senSO< model for complete c>yness"COnlJol 2i9.95
Gos models $30 extra • ·
-DlS l:iW ASHERS
269.95
Reg. 289.95. FeotLKes full size upper and lower high velocity spray arms.
OS well OS center post spray. llis thr~ level saubbing eliminote5
pr&<insing. lndudes micro-mesh filter, colored panel '<../
Reg 3Q9.95, 0 puslHiutton model, 289.95
\. Major Appliance~ 80
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a dream come true! The happy
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ending of your favorite love story.
Inside these pages, ideas to
make that ~edding ciay mel)'lorable,
the prelude to a lifetime
of happiness together.
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master charge
BonkAme rlcord
Spring
Brides
-We'll !ake it ·
look good even
·if you bum
the dinner:
· betlCtrly's •••• table
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?\torf' thau l\'t'O 1nillio11
c.:oupl<'.s \viii :la y their .. 1
J)o's" this y1·;1r. Alou~ ,,•ith'
tht· nuptial fL'\livitic.·~ \\'ill be
1uillions of :il111\\·t·rs and p;tr·
ties plannt'<l for tlu.: pros-
l'>C(.•tivc bride.
A1nong the n1orc popular
brid;1l partif'S, say rcscart·h-
ers, arc iufon11n l f;Ulhf•rings
of C.unily autl frirnds 111
l.;ceping '''ilh 1oday's casunl
)i(aitylcs. ~1any of these
)1arties ha\'c a central theme
-"au iudoor picnic", "sutn-
n1cr Jlo\V(.·rsft or Mold ti1ncs .. ,
'"ith tlu.•tne gifts t>rovided
for kitchen, hathrporn, or
cle<.'Orative accessorit.'S.
Algng 'tllh tho en1phas-
is on inforinality, today's
YO!.!ng cou11lrs also are
sho,vi ug: lln increased inter·
L'Sl in 111(·1nor~bilia -ao:
Modem-day Miracles
Can Cause Problems
1'hanks to nlotlcrn science,
today's nP\v hridl'S enjoy a
nu111bt'r of t irnc.~a\'in~ ad-
\vh11;t ~cie11c1· hrlps f,,'1\US C,
scit'llt:C should also help
(.'Ofrcct.
vantages their 1nothcrs ncv·fjr,!~~~~~~~~
er drcanlc<l of \vhen they
tiqnes and rep~uctioiu, age kits for making wall
''camp items'" of the 1920s. decorations and stitchery
30s and 40s and nostalgic kits for pillo\YS and pictu~es.
re1neo1bra~es of the ·early ·nicnm parties with gifts 1
20tJ1 century. to 1natC'h help young couples
One oE the most 1tt>putltr fill in the little thing.t that
reflections of nostnlg.ia has 1nakc a nt..'\V apartrncnt or 1
been Atnericnn Greetings' honlc distinctive. Since many J
"'11olly • RObbio" cc>llcction, of tlit:sc acc('Ssorics bccoi'tle
featuring ,,.t,,tful children in collectors' ile1ns you 1nay be
\'lctorian dress, recalling nn starting the bride on a new
earlier, less hectic lifestyle. hobby.
Fro1n bud vases and dcc-r;:=========;;-
orative wall plnqucs, to tea
and coffee wrviccs and full
dinner seti, the accessories
in this collection make at-
tractive and useful gif'-" for
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}~or the bride '"ho ls a FINE DIAMONDS
<lo·it·yoursC'lf fa n, th<'re arc :'Z!'1c:i~":
even I-Jolly llobbic ·decoup-;~~~~-~~~~~f
l1nported
Boxes, ·p lates figurin es
and other exquisitely
detailed items from the
hand s of Polcind 's
master wood carvers
arc among wedding
party g ift suggestions to
be found exclusively <tl
IIcrc and There in SouTh
Coast Village. Contcm-
rxu·ary designs, pegged
fastenings, brass inlaY:,.
carved reliefs and color·
ful staining arc some of
the features which l'.Jlakc
these pieces-outstanding
examples of available
merch~ndiu.·
first began 3.'> 1lo1ncmakers.
Convenience foods, new ap·
Jlliances and the 1nnn-madc
fabrics arc just a few of
these.
To the Bride
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Trousseaus
Colorful,
Versatile
At the sa1nc tim<', some of
these 1nodcnl ·day nliracles
hring a \vholc nc\v set of
thPir O\VO problcnl.~ with
th l'rn. Take the nnu1-madc:
nr "n1iraclC" fahiic.,--:-Thry
1nay IX' n10re durable, long-
er lasting and better fitting,
hut they alsd require special
care \vhcn hcinp; treated for
stains. And that treatment
can be long and involved in
.some cases.
Perspiration stains, for
example, may require as
-. many as. ..eight individual
l tej>s and four .scpaJ7:tte
cleanir.& agents before be·
Jng treated success fully. llc-
rnovlng Ink litalns fro1n 1nan·
11111dC fabrics is almost as
specialized and tilnc-con·
.sumlng. Add 10 thesC all the
other everyday spots and
stalN she must co1.tend
With, and it's clear that to--
day's bride haJ her house-
Ac.cording to Ungcrie nlak·
crs, young brides h.ave gone
from white trO\Wcaus in
search of more colorful, ver·,
satile nightti1ne w11rdrobes .
hold work cut out for her,
modem day conveniences
notwithstanding.
For Your Most Important
' Day
Enhance Your Beauty
Treat Yourself
to That uaimate
in Slyling and Service
by
llair l/unters
Your flair
Manicure· Pedicure and
Eye Lashes .
Personalized Makeup : . '
SALONS
541-6641 -95 Town & Country, Orange
644-2152 -70 Fashion Island, Newport
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trousseau l~ over. Today's'
bride buys son1ething that is
n1ore practical' -an assort·
ment of rnerchandiso, rather
t~an a load of white nlilJt·
gowns,". 1aid the sleepwear
buyer for a better d~lrt·
ment store here ... She'1 not
buying Jess, mind you,• the
buyer Continued, "She fu•t
wants different kinds or
ll)Crchandisc. The tradition·
al bridal category l~ a mis-
non1er today; the bride
\Vant• u variety of silhou-
ette• tn many colors."
Choose from a wide seloctlon of 14K gold lllt• JC:ruc/.e J<J ings thot so beautifully display tho fire In a
Koven Diamond , and at prtcn ytxJ can afford.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA o 3333 BRISTOL STREET, COSTA MESA o PHONE 546-4510
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Seductive gown and peignoir with graceful,
free-fiowing coat length sleeves and double
lace detail is one of many perfect-for-the·
bride offerings of Sandy's Fluff & Stuff. 370
E-. 17th SI., Costa Mesa. Time W-chliosefor
spring and summer weddings is right now.
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' gold bnngle
4 bracel<'t circled
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jewelry -·Gifts ---__
Guarantee Bliss
\\led<ling' g"ifts arc meant
to literally 611 that first
home, which is noticeably
in need of everything. 1bat's
why practicality and service
are high on the list of pri·
oritiC's for any potential
wc<ldi ng giftcr. But lo that
slarry-cyc<l couple. "'ho \Viii
have lo incorporate your
gift into their dream nest,
beauty and their kind of
Jifcstyle arc equally import·
ant consid~rntions. So here's
an important tip fro1n the
Jewelry Industry Council:.
everybody sla)'S bli1sfully
happy \vith a gift fro1n the
jewelry store.
kc)•note to their entertain-
in~. Today·s kind of ele-
gance: freer', less tradition-
hound . cmphasizinp: comfort
and enjoymE'nt. Pick a china
or c-rys tal )'.!:ift sparkling with
c-olor for this kind of honle
Silver has a nC\\'nC'ss that'
ap'peals to ·young couple11
just jliscovering its authen-
ti c, lasting precious beauty.
And today's bride has imag·
inative, untraditional '"ays
that n1ake the most of your
silver gift. Check hC'r jewel-
er's bridal registry for a Or give a quiet 1nomcnt of
dependable guide to the beauty and reflection that
bride's }Xlttcm and' item 'viii be enjo~-c<l throughout
preferences in silver &t-the married yC'ars ahead:
ware and holloware. Pince porcelain sculptures of f\'a-
. setti~gs, individual . place lure for tl1e ecology ron-
picces, serving pieces, cas-scions: nostalgic pewter
serolc, ice bucket. compote .~c:ulptures; historical rC'pro-
suggest a fe\V shining gift-<luclions for all those young
ables. Amcric-ana lovers: gold plat-
ed and enameled fruit or
The sharin~ thnt chara~-' flov•cr arrangen1cnt.~.
terizes today s couples 1~
especiall)' evident in the
kitchen. The bride and the
groom will be doing the
cooking, and the cleaning
up after. Yet clcg:lnce is :i.
'4
Wish your favoritC' couple
a happy life together ,~·ith
all the prestige of 3 limited
C'dition gift or '"ith the sure
Jlracticality of a clock.
"WAS IT HIM or HIS ARROW TUX?"
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Different Colors & Styles
wltli COLORFUL SHIRTS and TIES Newi ,.. _ _,
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New Materials Await Bride
• A \\'Calth or 'le\V rnalerials
await the )>ride of the 70s
in furnishing her 6rst honle.
She may select pl;istics, vin·
yls. steel, glass, chromt'.
Jeathl'f!t, suedes or even sim-
ulatOO furs. Or she mil)' prc-
f£>r the naturals -canvas
hc1np. or \Vicker -which
arc cnjoylnf!: a revival in
home decorati'lg.
attractivr. condition? ho'v to ~t·IL"l1 tht· rit:l•t \•:u ... fro1n the li:ur('ka llo1nc Care
As 1nanufacturC'r's tags giv· 11u1n t•lt·.tnf•r -art · o(h·rt·d In ln\titult•. Sl.'nd JOc in stamp~
in~ care-tips oft('n nl'\'C'~ :i 111•\\' hookl1·I, 'E\l'r~·tliin~ nr coins to: 1'111· Eurrk:\
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T~, Mri 7, 1974
GetM~rried in Style , ·Almost Any Style
1 -Think fu terrnsoEtotareD;-~ i"oom and ~shers v.·liiCll -OfO.Sirls~lli~lyes 1111y. W wo.m d.uring tile pre-teen ring-bearer; and ana:Sour and Jess pOf.)Your ~
vironmeut ~~ planning a could 10 very formal or rus· (_lo the sf:wing. It's Jots of ()ennbny it1tlf, or you may long, Bowing muu-muus for wedding cake could be Iced
1974 W~lngt Pick I theme. ·tic. For a formal ceremo~, fun ....Anr)_jf each girl per· wish to save them for the nil the women . Live QlUli· 1in bright colon, or done in
Plan your gown ana the they11 wear morning coats sonally $6\VS part of the TC<..'q)tioR.t-at which time, clans Will play islandm uiJc traditional aJJ.whtte decor-·
church decor around that striped trousers, top haU 'bridal gown - or puts her have everyone change into )Vhile the-guests serve their ated with real gardenias. theme.Th~ncanyltthrough and watch fobs gleaming P""" nlonogra1nmed patch somethi ng Comfortable : plates from a bulet that Foratotallystyledwedding.
to the rehearsal dinner' and1, across1their vesu. Jf a more on the taffeta petti coat -'slacb and H .. hirts looks like a traditional Ha· ask your guests to wear Ha·
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reception oo.-Make it-a informal--ttyle iJ._,_preferred, J ha gan.ne.nL lfilll haye a .awauan, s wai_!a~ !east with ·plenty of • waiian dress !OO· It will .l>e wtd~Jng party the guests outfit the gents in suede sentin1enta l value forever. :~7e--me_n, from--the-fiah ~ fnift. (For-natnland-the"':'mh ort-colbrful--wedd1ng·---
, will never forget , ·. uits, with full pleated • . a . -o ·the-btide to tl1e p~latts ~serve more tweet· o t e year.
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. lf1 a fragile little flower can break
through concrete. what coulC:t not a
glorious solitaire diamond accomplish
against a lady's hesitation!
A. Pear. 14 karat yellow gold, $1 ,01 O.
B~Ri>und. 18 karat yellow gold, $1 , 100.-
C. Marquise. 18. k,ra\,yellow gold, $750.
D. Emerald, 14 karet white gold. $550.
E. Round, 18 karat white golij; $650.
F. Marquise, 14 karat white gold, $675.
G. Oval, 18 karat white gold, $850.
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Jewelers Since 1917
18 FASHION ISLAND ·
NEWPORTBE'ACH-844-1380
Open Mon.and Fri. 10.a.m. to9;30p.m.
W~h IDcallonfll: 1-. ~.1.eCl!!I'°' LaHilla
Al-. llftOltoGIM ~ V...,.
As one example, take an sleeves on their white dress _Of course, nil the girls
Old \Vest.theme. Your brld· shirts"&nd boots for . every-'''11_1 'vont to look w~p
al gown should have a tight· one. ''':listed . at the w~ding
ly fitted bodice and leg Decorate the church with ( evt!n '''1thout -corseting!); ,
o'mutton sleeves Choose a b h f 'ldft so do help them keep the . un~ es o wt owen, or I · d s J'gh non-shiny fabric -perhaps 'even small bouqql!ts of tiny ca,~1ehs own. ~rye si _t
a m~telasse cotton, or Jeno strawflowers. rerres 1nenl! sue as en·
stripe embroidered white-~ cler diet food from Carn&•
on-v.•hite. Taffeta petticoats Bridesmaids can wear lion. One gla~s made wit~ 6 .
would be •.ppropriate for gown's of calico in pa$te"ls QT ~z. nonfat .m.1lk h~ a delic-
all the bridesmaids, • an4 briSht; colors, trimmed with\, ~ot.1s, 1~nrty-r1~h ff~.vor with
wpuld make a lovi::ly rustie ·fnatchlng eyelet.'To create !!;'.st 164 calones. · "
as you att walk -down the the total effect you want,.. At the reception s'me
. aisle. throw a bridal party at . barbbied l)cef and biscui~. ~. ·: If you~ JWedding is planned
Ph hs Can "J\,Jf'-1.. for Iale Spring or"-Summer, otoorn·p l v ~e \vhy not serve your guests ~ "'", · f rnm a chuck wagon set up
Happ Da · Memorabt 'outdoors? If there isn 't room itT y ' f to roast a s~cer, how aboU J a .Jnmb or pig? .
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For a 1-Jnwaiian style '"ed.
cling, order leis of fresh
fl o\vers for every n1ember o'f
__!h~ ... v.•c<l?ing party-:-n e;e
Here' Comes
Your wedding day~is one
·of the happiest and moSt
memorable days of your lifG.
And, ·you can preserve cV..
ery joyous n10n1ent in Pro-
fessional \vedding candid
photos. "~ ;~f .) ·tne Bride. • • ..
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• And 1h8 chooles her ultr•feminine
'd~m gown' at Mi11nette's1 Yes,
ahe •hopt)Od; and shopt)Od; an~ .then
'-she finall)' realized that Minnette's
re,tlly do carry the finest collection
of Htric!OOm •nd Romantic wedding
goWns In all of Orange County.
You11 not only find the
wedding gown You always
'dreamed' about. ycu'll also
find a marvelous selection
of complimentary bridesmaids
4 dresses and dresses for
the mothers of the bride and
groom. One stop shopping!
Jn addition to the tradi-
tional f~nal wedding pho-
tographs of the.bride alone,
, w~ ~ groon1 and photos
f • ~ the.ientire wedding party.
·your-professional photogra-
pher will take candids of the
we<ld)ng and reception. En·
, Professional wedding canf
dids preserve the festiVi.r
-ties and realities..-Of-the-oc-
cas.ion. \Ve<lding cand~da
"range fron1 photos of the
bride's dressing room prep-
afa;tions to the newlywed's
first ·dante as Mr. and ~1n:.
to 'th~ir . de.Partufe for the
hOile)rmoon. They can iii·
clude s~ecial and une.tpect·
ed momehts during the re·
ceplion, too. ·
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Remember to make an ap·
pointment \Vith your profes-
sional photographer as soon
as your 4dding date is set.
You will \Vant to discuss
with him the types of phcr
tographs to be taken, the lo-
cale of the wedding so he
can be prepared with apprq-
priate filnl and equipment,
and the sizes and styles of
various wedding albums -
the ones for you, your. par·
ents and in-laws. Your pho-
tographer is experienced in
these matten and can an·
swer any questions you may
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l°rid formals.
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It's a [ood Ide• to list all
important friends and rela·
tfvM for the photographer
10 he can be sure to-hlda.tde '
them as he photographs.
Ask • member of the bridal
put)' to act as l1is assistant
and point out an of these
special people so that !av.r-
ite aunts and unclet aren't
ao<identally overlooked •
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Store Gdwn in Dry Pla~e
These armless units and squashy ottomans based on modular sizes which
~an~ added to or rearranged to fit almost any size and shape of room are
Just nght for newlyweds to use getting started setting up their first home.
One unit of the new "Avanti'' furniture even. opens into a queen·size bed
The Hlde·A·Bed Sofa is by Simmons. '
furrowed, Never Blue
Could Be Policy for Budget
Lucky the -nian who mar-eyer you c8.n scr_ounge from out seat cushions with
ries a bride who is beauti-relativ~· attics and garag-blocb Of foam-rUbber you
fut. bright and budget-wise. es. Naturally, nothing will. cut to shape.
Already she knows that love match. You may choose to Living within your . in-
hu no bounds. but income refinish the different woods come has unseen rewards, a
is a difcrent story.. for_ a uniform. finish , or to life that's as healthy and
One 'of the greatest ser-paint m.:erything th e same free from stress as possible. vi~ a wife can perfonn for . color. Slipcovers \viii trans-That's why the leallY smart
her h band over the ean form the most motley . old bride will make a vow to
is wa:dung the bud~et: She upholstered pieces into a herself: to Jove, honor, and
can help ease the 1inancial . matched set. Replace-worn· stay O';_t of "11ock".
pressut.;·;,n·th.m both 'byt-'---....;'-"-~~-"=~'-----"-~--r
keeping them out of deb!..
Obviously there a~ emer·
gency situations that can't
be foreseen. The kind of
debt referred to here is the
everyday variety -the habit
of living beyond one's in-
. come:How many people do
you know whose eotire pay•
cbeclc: goes into ii>stallment
payments? Don't let it hap-
pen to youl
F~t. 4et~e the ac-
tual disposable iooome. Al-
ter paying lax.,, mortgage,
insurance, or rent, and
I (hopefully) inv.,ting in f. some iaVings program, the
,. actual cash left for running
the household is referred to
optimistically as disposable
income. Usually it's not
enough for comfort. Prac-tice making ends meet, froin I ·r-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-..,-1
!. the very first day of married ·
life.
" How to save money in
the food budget? Discover
what meatless casseroles
your husbaod will eat.
What are hiS tastes in soups
· and stews? Learn how to
prepare economical meals
based on his preferences, us-
ing cheeses, eggs, and pro-
tein rich "vegetables" such
u dried beans and peas. If
it's possible for him to· take
his lunch, so much the bet-
ter for your budget. You can
fix him a high-protein sand:
wich a lot cheaper than he
can buy it. As for breakfast,
the most important thing is
~ thij nobody slcips it. If time
or budget makes it hard to
• sit dawn to a full, traditional
breakfast, that's no excuse.
Serve ·an Instant Bfealtfast
inixed with lresb wbole
milk. (Carnation's is delic-
io;is ). It's the 20c breakfast
in a glass that provides a
ba<:oo·and-egg kind of eo·
ergy. ...
How to decorate the new
home on a tight budget?
Rather than ordering a new
set of furniture for every
JOOlll, assemble all !he ...,.
ond-hand ' piocos you can
use. Combine old furniture
fnim school days with what·
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHIJGHTS
KCET • s'oo -"HMS Pinafore." This Gilbert
and Sullivan operetta focuses on romance cutting
across social barriers.
CBS 8 9:00 -"Marriage Times Four." Four
ortglil~I comedypUbts-ne-the ingredients for this
S,P."Cial dealing with varying aspects ol .married -,_
ABC D 9:00 -"Pueblo." The true story o! the ~
~IP1ure _oL llD American _ship by_lllorth Korea is ~
dramatized in this hard·hitting program starring
Hal Holbrook as Commander Lloyd Bucher, with
George Grizzard, Andrew Duggan. Gary Merrill and
Larry Gates. -•·
TV DAltY-LOG
Thursday
Evening ....... ,
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Dlli&hl for Every-
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DAYTIME MOVIES
KOCE, CHANNEL st
Orange County'• UllF television s11L1oa. KOCE·TV. has
scheduled the followlng special proerams today Detailed
listin1• of Oklnnel 50's proerams art carrted in ° lhe Dally
Pilot's TV Week each Sunday.
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I :• c"""'n (..,,_ll'IO Corlllt'" JC I l tlO D!mentlOM Ill Cw!fllrtt (C)
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Marianne Not
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Q: Who was tbe itrl who bra:ged she "·ent 10 bed wll11
· 1hrtt or lhe Rolling Stones".' -Eloise lluntley, Plllsburgb.
A: A~ariannc F~ltbful -v•ho \\'as anything but !
Q: Attytb"frig-t.O-thfi »loty th-:U Roman Gabriel spends
th~ o(fofleuson as a useckar sale1man?-ftt. 1\1, ~1addoI, SI.
Louis.
A: Not quile. Gabriel blows ht! horn fer an LA auto
agency . in µar1nership with lineman Merlin Olsen. The
former Ra_ms' slar -now Philadelp hia ~__s!e quarter-
back -also makes movie and TV appearances.
Q: The l\1arlo Thomas album, "Free lo Be You und
l\1e," can )"ou lell me wbo was on ii ? Was II up for an
award? -The Tiffany Girls, Covina, Cal.
A: l.>ireeted by Alan Alda, the album y.·on a Crnmmy
nomu1atlon for the Bes! Record ing (or Children o( the
year. Jn addition 10 l\larlo and Alan's cameo cuts. others
'Glad You Asked That.'
by Marilyn and Hy Gordner ·
included were llarrv Bclafontc, Mel Brooks, Jack C&ssidy,
Dick Cavett, Carol -Channing. Bill y DcWol!e. Rosey Grier.
Shirley Jones. Bobby Morse. the New Seekers. Diana
f<oss. Ditina Sands and Tommy Smothers.
Q: Are Jlank Wllllams Jr .. and Charlie Pride 1,2
brolbers? -D. R., l\femphls •
A: They 're not even 1/1 brothers. Charile lakes great
pride in being black. Hank is Caucasian.
QUICKIES FltO~t l\1ARIL YN: Q. what was the lasl
album Bobby Dorin recorded that hit !he chart$ before
his untimely passing? T~frs. Teresa H .. \VOOdhavcn. N.Y.)
... 'A: Ironica lly enough Bobby 's swan song y.•as tilled
"Happy" -from "Lady Sings the Blues." It wil l ht>
ccleased on the Molo\vn la bel.
Q: How old is Captain Kangaroo '! And what is his
real name? (Mrs. Audrey R .. Phoenix.) ... A. Bob Kee-
shan. And I'll stick my neck out by saying Kangaroo is 46.
Send your questim1s to Hy GanhWT. "Clod Yo1t
Asked That," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa. lrfe sa 92626. Marilyn and Hy Gardner will an-
swer as 111ony question" as tl1ey can in tl1eir colu111n .
bu& l/je voluJne --0f' mail ~~per.sornzl.. Tep!ies int---
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SHOWCASf
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SHAKESPEARE LIVES ! !
The hrd'1 mott j,opular comedy in a l:trighl, bold
prodvctlor1 directed by Dan Sulli'tOn (of Hew York'•
Uncoln CentH).
ON STAGE -Tues.1hru Sun., 8:00 p.m.
"THE TAMING OF THt SHREW"
<fJ'tf J (n1U1 Cuast Repcrtor_1 ' -
KISMET RESTAURANT
PRESENTS
AN EVENING WITH
THE BOYS
In Their Only Colttornia Perfonnonce
TllURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 7
2 SHOWS -10 and 11 P.M.
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S~perb .'Shtew~ Staged~ at SCR
You ~ won't see one
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on stag~ be employs Jeffrey ~tacNeilledgc as lhe
.. I.hem mercilasly, along with crafty servant Traruo au fill
a splendkt .. rapport with his their a.s!lgnments \\1ell .
OAILY Pnor ~""
'l(itty'· to Leave
Gunsnwke Row· .. ' LOS A~CEl.ES t1\Pl -Kt!· a "kW the hor'Sc .. type ln the
ty is retiring :iftt·r pla) 1ng 1hc iradition of mo\•ieland dut y·
female lead to ~tau Dillon fur fi rst \\'eslem heroes.
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production In 100 ol '"lllt
TamiD( cl the Shrew ''
presented the way
Sha~ or t1J.n aJ lJI
intended it-as a play within
,fntermission
~r ----l--'-: · .Ttiln -THU audience.
----1--"7.:=-:::-=::--::-.-..,_--;-THE CQlliLJll<ll<y_' MIMI SMITH as Katherina, f a v o r i t e Sha kespearean
19 ye.arson televislo'n'~·~lonj'· ~g<S~t ,i"~iii~iiiii~i running current s e r 1 e s , ' ll------I "Guns1noke ·· ~
The news was annou~I
Tuesday b} CB.". \\'h1ch s;1id
Uu1t Kitt,,v f{us!'>ell -1\111anda
Blake 1n real hfl' -had ln-
fomred the nc111wk she \1'on·11
be back next season.
THI: CAST
~ .............. CMI RMlille!'do ICetrwlNO ............ • M1mrsm1111
'\.~ ............... Rlchlnl Dewit
"' the Dew tamed by PetnichJo, device, ond in lton Mjchaelson -' ' -==:t:::::::-:::-:::::-::-:.------"" dellvers _an e .s: h a u.s t i n g and John Ellingl.On. SCR hM
one· company in 100-aod Its reallsUc backdrop any theater portraya.J, replete'"With lethal t"A-'O of ·the best. H.J. Paiks
frtHWintling, l r reverent bas 'built all 9'8..900 privides grimacing which-in a slight and l\t ichacl Hume score as "~" mates the playgoer the real and phony fathers. ~ why 80 .maQ¥ othel" tbe · tnwedleol.S for an departure from tradition -v.ilile William Brady is a
mterpreeers of the Bard's ~ely hilarious evening of never completely fades e\'en riotous drunk in the pre-show u,.1 T•..,..oto
ll&hter v.wkl cbooee t 0 total theater. by the final curtain. ltt is.s sequence. LEAVES 'GUNSMOkE'
encumber them with so much The humor is broad and Smhh gtves the impression of Susan Tu oh Y's huge Amanda 'Kitty' Bl•k•
verbal tediwn. After all , pbyslca.1, ·a lusty lampoon of a caged tiler, trained 10 re-barroom set, '>''Ith ils thick -----------
Shak~re was the NeR \\·ooden bf.ams extending over Simon cl his day, wrl!.iog With styles and attitudes ol the spond to the crack of a v.-hip. the audlencr. i'I :1 beautiful
an eye toward the box office.· period which· rarely surfaces but to Vw'bool one never turns study in dinicnsion . '\'larjoe Role
A spokesnwn ~id she \\'aS I
1 irNI of con1mut1ng t o
llol\ywood front ht'r ho1ne in 1 Phoenix, AirL . and has other
aclil'l:ies she 11·;uw s to pursue. 1
~liss Blake's Kit!~· bc4 ·an11·1 fanlOUs to 1•ir,vers as .. the
o"'Tler of Dodgr C11y·s Long1
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Grtmkt .......... -·-•Don Tl.IClw
''Taming of the Shrew" is in even the most creditable one's back:. "Taming of the Shrew "
a comic mastef1'.)iece at SCR. productk>ns Or the play. ?>;o Tqp cootie honors in the ranks as 00(' ot lhc finer
a gutsy, vibrant production comlc opportunity goes SCR show go to Don Tuche produc:ions In Sooth Co..'lst
staged with tongue firmly unattended in this full-bodied as the dirty old man. a~· . Hepertory 's nine years nt the
Hock st.nr .11arjoe Conner
Slj!ncd for a leading drnmat1c
role in ;.in <'pisorh: of Rudd.1·
i-:~·s "Banwby Jo n c s''
lirnnt·h Snloon She filled n , 1 1,:,. 1.,1s .... J:u..1,•1•:u
role as lhi' coo\ love intcrrsl of 111!'llllllllll!llll!'"!'l~--~~'Jll J~rncs Am~s· ~1 att Dillon.I~ -~----lleptlst• .................... Gerl' lie•
Trtnle .......... Jtttrey ~Htll._.
lllCll"IOtllo .. .. ...... Rtl'I MlcNtebon
implanted in ,check by guest bet ed b 11 fmed who &eeks . Bianca's . summit of the Ornnge County ~nes.
director Dan Sullivan of 'New romp, a ~ Y we · 1 ~ theater scene. It plays every-----------
Grvmlo ... ... . .. ,.,_. ElllnQlan ~lo ••. ., ..... , . ., .... HJ. P..,.MI
C.llNl1 .. • .. . . ........... MlchHI Hume
~+o until rcCent episodes v1as
Li no ... WPORT
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Lord ...•. " ,. ............. "-Herden York's Lin-In c e 0 t, r 30Wld effects to uodcrsoore Tuche bas play~ ns of night but P.londay at 8 o'clock K-i'.d• Li' '·:e l o
Repertory Co~y. its characterization. ~ characters ,, is SCR . through Apri 17 at the Third .;i h Costa Mesa 548-1 SS2
Speerileading a company ol .....,. ll1d his llrin aense of Step Thcai.r. t827 Newport Asks And)'
SUL UVAN'S directorial energetic SCR regulars is comedy js well evident. . Bl\·d .. Costa l\tesa .
W10ow ........ w ........... llOlllt'I Hiii
''"""" of fiil• Tl.Al! fll.ClUSfVll
a play staged in a tavern
by a travellng minstrel troope
aod eoacted as a blatant,
bowdy, all-out latte !or the
invigoration or the uncul tured
masses.
craftsmanship is boundl~. guest artist Carl Reggiarilo Richard Doy\e also draws
elklitlng bursts of applause who s a t J r i z e s every Ollt pe&t perfcrmanoe ("Tfie
throughout the evening (Mw. swashbuckler of stage and Taveni"Y as the srmoth-
screen in an ex ce llent ft . long has it been since you've perform.incc as Pctruchio. talkinlf Lucentio, while Diane
seen Shakespeare intemJpted Reggi!U> possesses every deljfest_ is a most exotic
by applause?). An enormous re q u il em en t for the Bianca. Darren Kelly the
cast, su~y COSlUJ!led and ro!~tature. go«t looks and pouting Hortensiq,_Gary Bell
playing against the most a sense of supreme command as the paternal Baptista and
South Qwl Repertory, lo
its everlUllili credit, is that
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sincti the Marx Brothen." & .
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8th
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'1 WILO NEW CARTOON FEATURE
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GENE HACKMAN
Wed. & Thunday
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''THE PAPER
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"A TOUCH OF
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ERNEST BORGNINE·RED BUTIONS
(PG)
OVER
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WHAT THIS FILM
EXPOSES ABOUT
NOERCOVER VICE COPS CAN
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.•. ONLY AT THIS THEATRE
i RO!IERT CilARTOFF-~WIN V~NKLER Proi<I'"'
ELUOTI GOULD · ROBERT BlAKE
Rotien-
Redfonl
.::Jeremiah
JOhnson"
2nd TOP HIT
2nd BIG HfT
RUTH GORDON
IUD CORT
'WHERE'S
POPPA"
PAUL NIWMAN.+41NRY FONDA
"JUDGE ROY BEAN"
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Porno s ta r Marilyn
Chambers will open a
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: bo?t night club in the
. Empire State Building
tonight She is star
of · 'Behind the Green
Door.1
. Pill Case
Thursday, March 7, 1q74
S11spects .
In _Rape
Arrested
NIP0~10 {AP )-Three men
have been arrested in the gang
ntpe ol a young wom an ab-
ducted from a ~rk~ van
earlier in the week,' authorities
said: T\\'O juveniles also were
apprehended.
San Luis Obispo County
sheriff's officers said \lled·
nesday that Javier Ivan Uc-
Zapata, 20, Oceano, and Joe
Nunez, 18. Nipomo, were book-
ed for inves tigation of kidnap
and rape. Nunez addit ionally
was booked for investigation
of sex p e r ve r s ion , a
spokesman said. Also charged
was Thomas Munoz, 21, of
Santa Maria.
A SJIERIFF'S spokesman
added that> more arrests were
expected .
Investigators said the 23-
year-old victim and her fiance
w e r e traveling froin San
Francisco .to Los Angeles
when their van broke down
late J\ilonday in Nipomo,
. Plea Filed THE COUPLE told police
that four men broke into their
vehicle after they parked it
: SAN DIEGO (AP ) _ A near a gas station lo wait for
:woman has pleaded innocent help.
·to charges of smuggling 200 The four, joined by three
"pills used as a cancer treat- others in a car, took the
ment in Mexico and other woman into an isolated area
countries. but illegal in the where they all raped her.
United States. deputies said.
Ernestine Lutl)er, 62, of
lmperial Beach was arrested SIIE WAS then released and
Jan. 9 at the San Ysidro port walked back to Nipomo to
of entry. notify authorities.
Customs agerits said they The fiance. who had been
Searched her car and found 18 threatened with a tire iron.
plastic. boxes of pills known as summoned help by setting off
1Wobe Mugos, widely used in a burglary alann in a grocery
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F IP:· How does Angie fe el about it when Jans faU all
over you. al con.certs and personal appearances?
BURT: It doesn't bother her. At lewt, I don't think
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Songwriter Burt Bacharach may just be the man
who has everything -talent, money, and a wife
who looks like Angie Dickinson.
This week , FW's Hollywood Editor Peer J.
Oppenheimer chats with Bacharach at an exclusive
retreat at Lake Tahoe. learn why he turned doWn
the mustt:al.scoring for "love Story.'' Discover his
feelings about his wife's working as an ac~ress, his
abiding need for privacy-and his great love for
horses and racing.
Read the revealing dialogue with this popular
personality from the world of entertainment in
"Burt Bacharach Talks About Music, Racehorses
and (First, Last and Always) Ang ie."
• AMERICA STill BEST -In o time of growing
self<riticism, it's rime for o visitor from Europe !o poinr out
to U.S. residents just how good we've 901 it. Brilish writer
Geoffrey Bocco does the job. ----------
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suddenly dies, is it o virus? murder? negl&et? Eliza beth
McGovgh sl'lorn the agony of the parents inv~lved ii'! SIDS
(Sudden Infant Oeorh Syndron-e).
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Rams Can Have Cappelletii-F or $500,001
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PHU.ADELPHIA (AP) Hellman COppol)etU wu drafted In the firs!
Trophy winner John C.ppelleUI i.. hooded -by !he Rama and !he Phlladelphla
for Lo& Angeles to see if tho National ~ ol. the WFL. •
Football League can matcb a haU-million Although the Philldelphla W F L
dollar offer to tum from the World franchfse ha!" nan irito probkma because
Football L.:eague. j}'hu no owner and the offer wu made
The. '$500,000 offer wu made" /Wflh beirrowed money, C&pptlletU made
Wednesday to lhe former Peno Slale:f It clear be plam to seri~ CftOl!c!er !he
running back by bleken or tM pnlPOlll.
Pblladelpbia franchlse: of the WFL, who • "I've got a chance to play ln an
say CappeUetU is jmt the man to heJp eftablished. lealue and a daaoce to play
the fledgling opet'Btion get olf co a ftytng wllh people who are ·Ibo l beol -!he
Siar!. Nalional Football League," be aald.
''If the · Htabllsbed league can't
oomp<le In dollars and oent.r wllh the
WFL. theo I'd prefer to stay in the ploce
where I grew up." .
"They made It very clear lhlt
whatever was necessary to get JOhn.
they would do," sald CappelletU'1 ••ent
J«T'f Klpplleln afhr l' I ttne-hour me<ilng. .
Roa Waller, coadl ol the Pblladelphla
WFL learn, said be doem't lhlnk !he
llaml ofter will match tbe. WFL figutt.
Allhougb Waller said C.ppelleW "i!
not the franchise," ho predicted "he eao
be the star of this lt!ague. In my mind,
CappelletU will bring to the stadium
probably 8,000 people every time we play
a home game."
Waller, a former NFL coach. sakl two
groups are interested in ob£ainlng the
Philadelphia franchise from lhe WFL.
KaJ>Plteln alao said Cappelletti had
also recelwd • subltantiaJ offer from the
'l'tlronto Argonauts of the Canadian
Football League.
·Sports in Brief
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NEW YORK -RldWd "Dlggor" lntrasquad opener 1--0 Tueoday, got their
Pbe1ps d Notre Dame, who guided the revenge with an 8-0 victory over lhe ..,.,,,..,, • .....--
Jri:sh through a H-2 regular seuon that Whitey Henogs in the serond game .
Included colle.p. b&sketbaD's biggest Nolan Ryan, who threw tv;o no-bitten
upset in three years, bas been named last season, faced six batteni: and threw
coach or the year by the United Press only 22 pit~., tttiring a!1 six.
lntemational e Anderson Quits
Phelps, 32, was a landslide winner in a
balloting of 241 sports writers and
sportscasters. from across the nation,
polling 107 votes to easily outdistance six·
time coach of the year John Wooden oC
UCLA. Wooden was nmnerup ~'ith 43
\'Otes.
Buzz Rid! ol ~ wt>c>se club
finlshed Ille regular """""' ~3 and
received a bid CO Che NCAA toomam<nt,
was lhild wi1ll 23 -followed by Roy
Sklnoer of Vanderbilt widt 18 and Norm
1itOSCOW. Idaho -Wayne Andef.son.
the hood basketball coach al the
University of Idaho, resigned Wednesday.
e NIT tor lack•o•nlille
~"EW YORK -Jacbonville University
was selected Wednesday as the 12th team
for the 37th annual National Invitation
Basketball Tournament., scheduled for
Madison Square Garden March 16-24.
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Mail'la,nd-Eastem Shore, St JOOn's ·
N.Y., Manhattan, Fairfield, c.oonecticut,
Booton College, MassachtRtts, Rutgers,
Hawaii, Utah and Cincinnati.
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Rus sian Skaters Go 1-2 ·
At World Cl1ampionships .
MUNICH, Germany (AP)· -Petite
Irina Rodnina, a Russian whirlwind on
ice, skated off with her sixth consecutive
pairs title Wednesday as the East block
signaled domination of the 1974 World
Figure Skating Oiampionships.
The brunette r-1is9 Rodnina. 24. the
most magnetic competitor in figure
skating. earned the first cro~·n of the
five-day competi tion with her partner
Alexander' Zaitsev. 21. .
Their free skating routine program,
marred by A1iss Rodnina 's stumble
during a double axel leap, clinched them
(he title ahead of their Russian
arduivals, Ludmila Smimova and Alezei
Ulanov.
The bronze medal went to a highly
promifilng East German couple, Romy
Kenner, 17, and Roll Oesterreich, 21.
Skaters from Western nations failed to
challerige for medals.
East Gennany's Christine Errath was
starting as favorite for the women's
singles crown in the opening compu!sory
school figures event.
Another Russian doo, L u d m 11 a
Pachomova am. AlexaD:ier Gorsbkov,
appeared to have the world ice dancing
title all but locked away for Ule fifth
straight year, taking a big lead into
compulsory and set pattern dance
competit.ioo today.
Chances for Western medals were
riding with two Canadian men torught in
singles freestyle program that wiU decide
the successor to Ondrey Nepela of
Czechoslovakia.
Sergei Volkov was second a00 Vladimir
Kovalev third going Do the climactic
finale at the Oiympic Sports Hall.
Miss Errath, 111-yeaN>ld Europeon
women's titli.!t, faces her toughest
competition for lf:he wcrid crown from
U.S. champion Dorothy Hamill, 17, of
Riverside, Coon. Canada's Ly n n
Nightingale also is a conteOOer.
Guards May Hold Key
To SC-Bruins Decider
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Olhers are UCLA. Gus Williams and Dan Ande"'°"
more highly touted on each team, but the are the leading scorers for the Trojans
guards of UCLA and Soolhem Cal could "1lo are 2W overall, !he same ao UCLA.
be the decisive factors when the club.$ Coach Bob Boyd said ~lier this week,
meet for the Pacific-8 C.Onference "We hope that both wUI be able to play
basketball title Saturday night. t~ entire game."
UCLA. defending national champions 'Mtnams has scored 378 Points and
and NCAA titli5'S nine of the past JO Anderson 343, both well ahead of center
years/ goes into the game tied with use, ·John Lambert, with 245.
both 11-2 in the conference. • Anderson got the final shot in the
Although Bill ;Halton !"1d Keith Wilkes Trojans' 71U7 victory against Callfornia
have been the big men 1n the front court last Saturday
for UCLA, lhe change was made In lhe "W t 1;.:.,_, "'"t _._ ·'""' t -backcourt.after-two los&ee in.Oregon. ---~gg -"""-' ~~J.16l"-gu~ &9
Greg Lee, a starting &Uard in his ~ ball," ~mented Boyd. "In my
sophomore and junior years, tame back opinion ~ IS the best at his spot as
co the first five to team wilh playmaker aoybody Ill the Pae>& and that Includes
Tommy Curtis in the backcourt. Roa Lee ol ~ who 30lllO thlnt
With !hat comblnaUoo. UCLA rallied to might be better: · •
win bu stralgbl Jolm Woodl!ll ol tJa.\ did • lot II
Soothem cauromia's offense has been. nperimentiJlg earlier In Ibo-Pelo
e..,. more guank>rleoted lhan that ol Trgovicb beat oat Lee for • -·job.
Theo, after lolioc to NGlre Dome bl' one
USC Golf Streak
En ded hy San Diego
$/\!I OIE(lO -San Diogo Slate's golf
team defeated the University o( Soutti!m
California 33-21 W-ay, eoding tlte
Trojans' string or 22 dual-meet victorica.
USC's top player, U.S. Amaleur
champion Q>alg Stadler, didn't play
l>ecao"' o! an ankle Injury. The motclt
wu held al Carlton Oaks Counlry Cfub.
point, Woodl!ll switched to a -
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Marques Johnsoo became a 11arter and
Trgovicb went to the bench. The
combination whijlped Noire Dime by 19
in the return match, but ran irtlo trouble
JnO~. ' TirSI Oregoo Sla(e won 6f.57, analliiil
Oregon was v.ictortous 51-11.
Wooden returned .to Lo& Angeles and
made chanies. iro relumed to Lee al)d
lhe Bruins promptly whipped WllhlngtOn
SU.le, Waobinlton and Calilomla beloro
being eatendea In editnc Stanford -·
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H1:1ntington Beach Hig.h's Rocky Ciarelli is cut off by 11 Long Beach
W~lson defender \Vednesday night in CIF basketball playoff action.
Wil son avenged an earlier loss to the Oilers with a 77-61 romp. Con1-
plete game details on page 30 . e 339-po1u1d Pro
SAN DIEGO -Possibly the biggest
INGLEWOOD -The · 1.os ~e.les
Kings try to ainttnue their wumme:
streak and break a sea300-long jinx when
they host the Oticago Black Hawks in a
National Hockey League game toniiht.
The Kings go into the game with a
thrte1tame winning streak that has
taken them Into fourth place in the West
Divislon, one Point behind third place
Atlanta.
But Los Angoies bas been <mable to
beat the Hawks in five games this season
and Chicago goalie Tony EspoolW has
shut !hem out <hn!e times wi1ll two ttes
the beot lhe Kings c:ould muster.
player in the National Football League
was signed to a free agent cootract by
the San Diego Oiargers today. Taefe
Avil, a former San Otego State lineman,
weighs 339 pomW. e SC f'at>ored
·SEAm.E -The University of
Southern California Trojans ~-ore the
fa\'Ored mantle today as (he Pacific-a
Conference ~mming and d i v i n g
champiomhips opened at the University
or Wasblngtro.
Abundanceof Y~m1gStars
May Be LA's Downfall
e R•11•1t11 at Derbir
LOUISVILLE. Ky. -Cllurchill Downs
said Wednesday that Princess 11-targaret
and her husband, Lord Snowden, will
attend the JOOth running of the Kentucky
Derby 00 MllJI 4. .
The !rad< said -ils of lhe royal
couple's stay in Loolsville are slUl being
finalized.
e S11rger11 tor Nola111'
'Jbe Trojans, who have wm the Ut1e to
llmoo, w«e going for their lhinl straigbl
y.·hen trials got under way a~ noon. e Wade Adt>ances
DAU.AS -Britain's Virginia Wade,
the defending champion in the Maureen
Cormolly Brinker Ladies Te n n i s
Championships, advanced to the second
round Wednesday with a 7·5, 6-1 victory
over Kristy Pidgeon.
Fourth-seeded Rosemary Casals also
advanced with a first-round 6-3, 6-l win
TAMPA -Rigbthanded Gary Nolan of over Q)lomblan Isabel Fernandez.
the Cincimati Reds may have to \lldergo In other matches, Janet Newberry
surgery to stop pain, in his right arm, tbe fi#eated Virginia Ruzici of Rumania &-0,
National League team's physician lkUd 6-1 and Australian Karen Krantzcke beat
Wedoeoday. Barbara Dowm. &.t, 6'2.
"The ooly lhing delinlte is that I'm e Gerulaltil Wins
going to talk 'lo Mr. (team preskte.nt HAMPTON . Va. -Vitas Gerulaitis Bob) Ho1A•sam. "We v.i ll talk about the possibility of upset fifth-seeded Patrice Dominguez of
surgery," said Or. George Ballou at the France 6-2, 2~. 6-4 in the fini:t round
team's spring lralning camp here. Wednesday night o( an intematiQnal tennis tournament. Nolan, 25, bas a lifetime 76-48 record Jamie Pint<>-Bravo ol Chile took but be missed most ol last season with a sore pitching shoulder. He pitd\ed only advantage o( Vljay Amritraj's em.tic
twice and lost his only decision. play to srore a 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 upset over the
elgtlllHe<ded plaY't' from India.
During the winter, docton1 tried to Saqdy Mayer, seeded filth, defaulted
VERO BEACH. Fla. <AP \ -The
JOlroblem is one other baseball teams
would like to contend with. The Los
Angeles Dodgers have too much young
talent.
A platoon of young players. good
enough to play elsewhere every day,
must ride the bench and p I a y
infrequently. Some have asked to be
traded. others jµst ask to play.
The Dodgers recogni1,e the problem.
"It would be unnatural if any of our
Young players relt otherwise," said
President Peter O'Malley.
"We don't eq>eet a yoong player to
totally accept a role in which he doesn't
play every day. That's for a veteran,
usually. However. I'm proud of our
depth, I'm happy with ft.
"l"d like to see us with the game's 25
best players. That's what we're here for.
I'm hopefu.I that the young players \\'ill
take time to try and unders1and the
Walton Head s
All-Coast Five deaden a nerve in bis &boulder with an hls nm round match to Pat Cramer of e)ectrlfjed needle. South Africa after developing a blister on SAN FRANCISCO _ All • Americans e Ka111as i11 NCAA ru.. hand In ~ makhes, fourth-ranked Karl Bill Walton and Keith Wilkes of UCLA
LAWRENCE, Kan. -Dale Greenlee Meiler of West Germany, just over a topped the 1973-74 United Press
and super~ Rick Suttle 161loaded a bout with the flu. defeated. Tom Ovid of lnternationaJ All Pacific Coast baskelba!l
barrage of second-half shots, ramrodding Romania M , ~7. 6-I : second-seeded team announced today.
15th-ranked Kamas to a 60-55 victory Jimmy Conners defea ted A nan d Freshman Clirton Pondexter, who led
O\'er rival Kansas State and the Big Annltraj, Vijay's older brother, 6-1 , &.3, Long Beach State to its most successful
Eight Conrerence basketball champioo-and third-seeded Nikki Pilic 0 f season, and high-scori ng guards Plil
ship Wednesday night. Yugmlavia defeated Dlck Bohrnstedt or Smith of San Francisco and Ron Lee of
The victory, Kamas' 20th in 25 games, Redlands, M , 6-3. Oregon rounded out the mythical tea.m
put the Jaybawlcs in the National picked for UPI by a board of coaches and
· Collegiate Athletic Association champion-experts.
ship M 1\llsa Jilt« this month. R n, G Bob Florence of Nevada-Las Vegas, Klmm'SU.., trailing :IZ-20 at the haU, llSSe arvey Cllaries BaUey ol Fresno State, Rich
-ed CO pull CO wtlhln bu poinla Kelley ol Stanford, Tom llendenon• o1
lllree times alUr the -_ but Hawaii and Frank Oleynlck ol Seattle
ead!timeGt.m&ee andsut11e 1ec1 ara11y Hot for Dodgers m.>deuplheseaniteomwbilelhethinl
lhat opened It up again. team was composed ol LalT}' Pounds ol
• V .i-tiae Bede VERO BEACH (AP) -Bill R.....il Washington, Kevin Restanl ol San HOL-~, ~ _ ,,,,.,.,, Val-t'-: and Steve Garvey cracked four hii> each Franci!oo. Steve Puidokas o1 Washlng10n
'' ·~ ~.1 ..... we, Wednesday u the Jim Gilliams deleated State arxi Southern Califomia iU<lrds trying to come back from a broken Jeg, tbe Tom Lasordas 16-1 in a Los Angeles Dan Anderson and Gus Williams.
has played in his fll"Sl game ol spring nidgers hltrasquad game. For Walton. it marked the third time
training with the California Angeb . Garvey slugged a two-run homer and he had been named to the all coast team.
Valentine played both left field and Ron Cey also OOmered as the Gilliarns The only olhcr player to receive the
shortstop in the 10-inning game pounded out 22 hit!:. Infielder Lee Lacy honor three times was Lew Alcindor who W~yhe. had · . had three of the hita -two sineles and a preceded Walton at UCLA. ' .,.-~ one error, droppin4' a double. Wilkes was the only other repeater thro~ .!l secon.d..bue...on f...~~Andy Meuenmllh, Eddie -sololoon,-from-last year's-first team:
lo stretch a single into a double. At the Owtie Hough, and yoong lefthander Waltoo, as expected, was named player pla.:. be ~ar':. slng!e.' Who ~ tllo Stan Wall pitched ""' inoJn8s of shutout ol the year and Bob Boyd or Soulhem
_, -boll each for the -· Calilomla ...... named <Ulch ol the f'llll'·
situation."
One iru.strated player is Steve Yeager,
called the best derensh•e ca tcher in
baseball by Dodger vice president Al
Camp.1nis.
He mu st play behind Joe Ferguson, the
team's leading batter last season.
"Sure I was hoping to be traded ," said
Yeager.
"I know I could be playing y.•ith
another organization. I also think it
would have been 1he dumbest thing in
the ~·orld i£ the Dodgers had traded me.
I realiz.e they can't lea ve lhemselvcs
without someone behind Fergy."
The outfield has a logja m of its oy.·n.
Von Joshua has won ban ing titles in the
Pacific O>ast League and Dominican
\vinrer league. Bill Buckner is considered
one of the best natural hit ters on the
team. Tom Paciorek drO\"C in 320 runs in
three PCL seasons. -
Also in the outfield are veteran r-.1anny
~lota and \\'illie Cray.·ford. And during
the off season the Dodgers acquired
Jimmy \Vynn and Tommie Agee.
"I can't believe the club bas a clGSed
mind about those positions," said
Buckner. "If I have a fair shot at them
I'll be satisfied, 1r not, I'll be damned
disturbed."
Joshua, who said he has asked to be
traded twice, says, "I don 't feel my
situation is hopeless. J feel that if I have
a good spring I'll get a chance to play.
But it's the sa me every yea r. the same
type of concern and frustration. They
kl'ep talking about the great potential of
guys li ke Paciorek and n1yse!r and then
they trade for another outficldL>!.''
Betting Favorites:
Reds, Baltiniore
Reno odct;;makers Wednesdav made
Ciocinna ti a !>-2 favorite to win ·the 1974
National League pennant, and BalUmore
and Oakland both were 5-2 choices in
the American League.
The Reno Turf Club made CinciMati a
6-5 favori te to win the Na liona\ League
\llest Div ision race and Pittsburgh an 8-5
choice in the NL Ea st.
Balt imore, in the East. and Oa kland. in
the West, are even-money choices in the
American League races .
Tl'I& otl)fr NL Ofll,,_nt INml 1!'111 lhtlr odds~ PlllsDl,lr~ ).\, Lm A..,.iH :J.1, "'"" Vo--•·I, .._._......lrS"" F1"9'1dK0" 10<t:""'N'onlrw•I T7•!, SI, LOUh lt.l, Chlc990 !,_!, Mlllaoetllf!lt 1,_\, Alltfllf » 1, Stn OlllOO 100-1 ,
AL-"' l"K9 edds ~Ion 7-l, KIN.II CllY ... 1, Cttl'"D S-1, Hew YDl'IC l·l, MllWt<lltM 10-1, C.Ufornlt n:;1, Dttroll li-1 ,
MlllMtDI• »1. Tea•1 "°"'• Ci.w+1nd 100-1.
Lakers. Close In After Whipping Celts
INGLEWOOD {AP) -'!be Loo '!be LoRn eald they did not know how
Angdel Wfn ha,. !ought tbelf "'1 -Ille b\Jury-was oc how long
ING a virtual tie with Goldelt Sttlc ID< llalncm woolcf be out ol a«ioo during
flrot )lil<o tn the National -U !he CNclal cloalng games ol the season.
Aaoc:lolion l'adllc Division but _,. "'lbe Injury to Happy. depending oo
crippllng inJwl'•may ha,. hit the "8lll. bow -It ts, a>uld 'l'J!UY put a 'l'hey-traU~Goliklt-'Staie JllK damper on uo," •aid cooch Bill Shannan.
p«eentage poillla. "We )ult con\ afford to Jose him."
The Lakenl -!he -Celtlcs I llJ. The Leken are already without JelT}' 111 Wedneeday DI~ at !he Forum alter Weot, lidellned wW\ • nagging groin
looil>C forward Happy Ha-, their IOI> • mUlde -tn. Ami, ao Sharman keeps
•-. with I Jl!l!led -be .-ianlnc. lie lolm ll aloo minua Wilt ml8de ii lbe llnl ball. Oiomliorlotn.
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"We just don't overpo~w anyooc like
we did Jn previous years. When we had
West and O\amberlain we could have an
off night and still 'A'in but th.ls year we
have to play well against everybody In
thel eague to win a game."
Gall Goodrich pot~ in 39 ints 10
lead tile Vfctory oVei'lJ(iiton. .
The Werriors. Idle Wedne&day night,
play al Milwaukee tonight and the
.Laker> relW1l .. -Friday nlih~ ~ Del.rol~
G\lodridi said "f was looking !or my
shol tonight, more so than f have ln !Orne
other ni ghts. I know other teams are
keying on me bot I f<!e.1 when I'm
shooting well, J've got to take my shots."
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Marina's CIF Fse
··Boasts 24-3 Mark
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L A. C II E S CEN-
T~ta Valley -et-
bell cpedi Ed Goorjlall waa
lk:koled, literally, lo ..,.00
Sotunlay evenlnc waldling
Uiree ol his former players
take tt>e court ill the USC.
UCLA gome.
But lill that's changed now.
lnlteod, Goorjian and his
Creeoenta Valley Falcons have
a 7:111 clala at the Lmtg Beodl
Sporta Arena to take on
Marina .HJgh's Viklngs bl a
q..-.llnal round game ol
l the C1F 4-A basketball play-
offs.
1 Thougtl GoorJlan wU1 have
· ' to rid him>eU of those USC. i UCLA Uckels now, he's only
slighUy diJappoillted. ln fact
! he feels he's turned In ~ts
for one good game t o.
partlctpete in another.
"l'Ye known Jim Stephens
~-lliB)l coach) for a
IOOg t1me, and I know he's a
flnO c:nach with a lot of good
playus,'' says Goorjlan.. "I've
aeen a coupje of. his players In
.,._ last IUDllller, ., I mow
Bob Losner la a very strong
player and so ls Keith KoeUer.
It should be an eICellent
1ame.'1
Crtlcenta Valley h as
amaaed a 24-3 record on the
seaaon, the losaes coming to
Los Angeles Manual Arla and
Jm!an, and lo Ille 4-A 's No. I
rated team, Palos Verdes (in
overtime).
At the end of the regular
9WlQn, Cresceota Valley was
rated fifth ill Ille CIF while
Marina occupied the No. 4
position.
Perenially a CIF haskethAli
power, Crescenta Valley bas
brandished a new playing style
this season. a fast-breaking of-
fense and a pressing man-to
man defense. "We used to ju.st
play the power game with our
big men, but 'ft get down
court and put it up in a hurry
ntn!." says Goorjian. The
power game was baaed around
players like BUI Boyd, Bob
Trowbridge and M&rc Palmer,
who'll all be ~ling up for
USC Satunlay agalmt UCLA.
This year's running style
features guard Brad Holland.
Holland, a 1-1 funior, ~
av<raglng 17 points per game
for the Falca!I and bas s<ored
over SO ln eight conleata. Two
of. Crescenta Valley's k>uta:
came wbeo be was injured.
Except for Holland , th e
Falcoos field an all-Mnior
starlillg lineup and mobility ..
the key. Bob Nlchol80ll (5'-111,
joins Holland at a guard spot,
while Bari Teofold (&-41, and
Mike Bastone (fl 21 are the
forwards. •
The center b Charles
Schrobilgen, the third ln a line
ol family standouts at lhe
schlol. Brothen Olris and
Mike later went on,.10 play for
USC. ScM>bilgen ls the team's
key rebounder and averages
14 polnts per game.
First-line reserves for the
Falcons include Dan
Fleishman (Ml), Doug Becker
(II-OJ. and arts Blakey C&-1 ),
but they .,. limlf<ld service.
· bwns, Chargers
Romp Pa.st Foes
1'ie key to the game, from
Ille Q-es<>Dta Valley view·
point, will be the FalOOllll'
ability to fast break.
"Our last game (a 79-50 win
over Ciespi}-was our best of
the year, and we'll have to
play that well again agaiMt
Marina," says Goorjlan. "We
have be abl.e to get the ball Ch.JI
and not give them a cha.Doe to
sel up the """' u they like,
and our press bas ID work.
Edilan High ripped Fountain claimed their fifth victory Jn c,.._..1 Vellly I.WI
v-n-w, and Westminster six games. • , .... Rodi: -:t fl V1ioll'd1 thrashed vtshing Huntington We stminster, meanwhile, n eurtwok
Beech, 17-6 Wedneeday to ~ scored in every inning ln-bliti-~ ~9ri1~
up a Friday consolatron ing Huntington Beach. 1• A1111mt1n ~cket tit.!e game ln the -Dave -Walsh--had-a-double--: ~~~ H~ Beacb baseball and triple and picked up three · U -=::=.Hmor ~and w tmlnsltr runs batted in, while Darryl -sr f'11os vtf'dlt 1011
_ .. _ olf at 3 o•a!'t Friday ~aine a1so doubled and. drove ;: :::::::: ..
""t--m three null for the WJMen " lurllfl>k at Fountain Valley High. lo Westminster also benefitted ':, c~
determine. t be aJnSOlation from 11 walk!. 12 11111, bracket \Vll'IDer. 11 Hirt
Jack Upton's homer in the Tim Richards went five in-~ ~:;'_.
third inni.ng gave hose Foun-nings to pie:~ the win. Paine .ca G1enc111e
taln Valley a 3-1 Jetd over burfed the two ~ :: ~::=* Edilon. but the w Jn n er s Stan Terry had the only el· 111 lllln\lllOhl
erupted for six nw: in the tra base t\lt for Huntington ~ :~~~ ••rM••
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home nm by Mike Selwood
wore the lngr<\tients ol the
F.dim rally. Rick Ba!bore
bad a t"1>nlll single, and Ed
Macy and Sl<ve Hin,. singled
Jn one each ill !be Inning. ,
~ p1<bd up the win
for l:dilOO 11 the Qiargen
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Sea ~ngs
Dealt 6-2
• I
Setback
Coron• del Mar High School's
baaebaU team dropped Ila first
game ol the seaaoo Wed-
-y altemoon aa Sunny
Hills llCQ!<d ftve limea In the
llxth lm1lng wllh the aJd ol a
gra'"1 am home run lo gaill
a 1-2 verdict oo the wlmer's
fiekt.
The tos. brings CdM's
record to 2-1 for the early
campaign.
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Oilers Shelled,,· 77-61
1!Y GLENN .MmE
CM .. 0-'lr l"tW I'-"
LONG BE,\CH -lt'1 bml
lo lrna&lne ihll .Lone -Wtlaoo Web'• Bruins, could
flllllil ... -than ,lhird p1a<e ill the ~ Leque
wltba &-5 looprec:onl:
At least lt'1 loUCh lo be!le'lo
after watdlln1 the Bntlm
dbmantle Orange Co u n t y
c:bampion and SUnsel Loque
co-champion HuntJn1ton
Beach, 77.f~ Wedi-1ay ru,ht
ill ClF 4-A buketbalJ playoff
actloo.
_._
!HS wllll 2:33 to 10 ln the
flrll quarter .. Raul Con-
-bad IS ol the Ollen'
poUU. '!boa' -Elmer
Comllo' --cold . 'lbo1 ooly -.cl I w o
blldiell ln the -·~ mlnuleo wllllethe Bruins_,,
racking up II poln1a to take
a COl)linlnclllw 1$-11 ed&e. AftOr lbat llie Ollen ilmply
coltldn't pl ,,itb lt. The 1arp
dellcll , ...... llllm to -llDll pmllle for ltelts. In the
Newport Blitzes
-Wllloapkkadupmcn
euy ~ llDll lne tlrows.
And HaotlJl<l> pldod ap
foula. Qml>eru fouled out
with t :• .. ln the lllrd
period Md IQ -- • SS llld with bllD -the laol ~ coech Butdl Ta,tor
aald ollennnl be --fldeal Illa club would bell the
Olien llld uld lba1 be bad
boped to Id .Cootmu oul
wtlhfoula.
"'l'bey .. , -t b.
~ wt-him. • .tliey
doll1 havo -who CID bit
-.. el(lll -ln • -llDll -up a ,..,. lllre be _.. Taylor aaill. Coat>o
I declJned COf1D!WK 00. the bulsed 10 W before the~ pine.
In Wecbe9day'1 action, Matt
Wllkin900 9COred both runs.
The Sea Kings first baseman
opened the third frame with a
double and advanced to third
on an fnfl.eld out by Doug
Johnson. He soored on an er-
ror off the bat ol Mark
Franklin.
A Loo( Beach City College
gathering ol 2,099 watched Ille
clwy Bruins b,...k open a
clooe game late in the lint
quarter lo mock off the team
which bad been s<eded third ill
the playoffs.
Hunlingloo Beach bad cat·
rled a n068Y 14-2 record illlo
the tilt with the two defeats:
coming by a total of three
poin". One ol the victories was over LB Wilson, 69-61,
tlne IJIOOth.o ago.
Newport -exploded
for five runs ill the -In-
ning wilh the help ol ftve
Ettancta emn ID down the
Eagles g.5 Wedneeday ill a
non-league bueball game at
Estancia.
could get tbe final out. HuntJncbl, wbk:b bit 4U ,
Wilkln90l'l again doubled with
ooe away In the fiflh lnnlng
and sco""1 in a single by
Grover Nogawa. This put the
Sea Kings temporarily in front
before the l.encen eni!Ud ill
the bottom baU of the iJ1,.
nlng.
CWIM•MW ..,, Ill rM
J~.11 1000
N091w1, 2b • 0 t I Fr•nklln, cl11 l a o o ~°""· ,.. ' o o a MoU,p 3000 C11Jot, It 2 0 I 0 Orwtey, It 1 D 1 o o.MUJ1, rt l 0 0 0 ~c 2000 Gul ....... pll lf fO W'llkln-. lb J t 2 o To11tt 21 2 J I
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Clear\Y. Wllaoo lmiro>ed
with age.
The Bruins hadn't tee11 a
moe defense until the Oilen
lhrew one et them ill the
December meellng. Bui this
time around WU.00 W8ll ready
for it.
The B r u i n s conUnually
worked the ball until a man
got loose 1<ir the eaay shot
from underneath the basket or
tmtll ~Y picked up the lay-hi
They shot a searing !O per·
cent In the first baU when they
rambled to a st-Z1 bulge. Then
they hit as percent for an en·
......... Ctl percent from the fteld. WU ir r ; ,, obviously bm'tjna by the 1nJlr1
~ ~ : 1 to otnter Jim Weir. He lritd
Alihough -collecled. on 1nalde the .park lane nm
from Dave Losdh In tho bot-
tom or the -· the damage was already done 81 an fi.W:
~.rt 11,_...,c H1111tY, H .... left. ti' ....... BllflCMrll. ,. ....... Abllllft, lib ·-.. ·-· .,....,,.
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1 1 , , the two weeks before be WU
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Eagles would work their way ~"'=""lb
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every year. the woter and antifreeze thot would And a custom built, chauffeur-driven
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Results
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Gauchos
Drop 4-2
Decision
C H U LA VISTA
Southwc.stem O>Uege scored
three times in !he fourth in·
nlng to post a 4-2 !\fission
Cooferente 15aseball victory
over visiting Saddle bac k
College Wednesday afternoon
here.
The Gauchos rrom Sad-
dleback out-hit their hosts but
could mount only one scoring
rally In the sixth frame.
Jack !\lone had a one-out
single to get the r311y started
y,·ith singles by Scott Tolbert
and !\lark King driving the
runs across .
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Dana Hills .Clipped
By Tu~tin Nine, 3-2
Dana HIU. High surrendered
a run with two out! in the
eightlt inning to suffer a 3-2.
defeat at the hand.1 o( Tustin
in the Tustin baseball tourna·
ment \Vednesday at Foothill
High School.
It was the fourth straight
loss for coach Dennis Nespor's
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defeat. Dana Hiib i slr•';~;";';;o;;o;;o;'";;o;";';';'-;';;o';;o';;i
eliminated from tournament LEASE A '74 610 SEDAN pl~'stin's 1'1ike O 0 u c et LOW AS S9t.44 MO.
d I• ed the . . +TA)( O.E.l . e 1ver game ~·mnmg
hit for the Till&.s, a single COSTA MESA DATSUN
which brought in \Vayne 2145 HARIOR ILVD. C.M.
rucse. Rie!'oe had reached base 5"40·641' on a two-out single and ad-I';::;:::=:::=:====~ vanced oo an error. I
Sieve Miklos and Bruce .,.,, SIR WALTERS
DAILY PILOT 3
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K e .v I n ~loughan did a
creditable jcb in a relief role
for Saddleback. shulling them
out for the fina l .J. 2-3 innings.
l\1oughan and starter Rich
Douglas limited S\V to five
hit!.
Lauria led off with singles for
Dana Hills to open the game. ~ E°'rt•tokecoteof
and both scored, bu! tlx> Wct1hn'W-Haircu11lor
CE>OWUNG CHUCK'S DILLIAIDS
Dolphins couldn 't' muster any men that laU In pfoc.e notwrolly. J7>t "'"'-11ft. 1tt1 M1. T111th1
offense after that. G reg . 20.52 Newpon Blvd. c-::,i;:.. :;.-::
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SD ll"M-1. O'H•r1 tLI 1. 8rOllk1 (Ul 3. Singer IU) Tln'll: 25.1
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No Third, Na Time,
200 lndO MedleY-1. EdWitl'd's (Ml, 2.
Hormell IM), 3. Wllolt (Ml, Time:
2:11.1. 90 Fr-1. Golont1 (M), 2, Flbl1n
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100 FIJ-1. ll11Ckntr (M), 2. Edw1n:l1
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100 F..-1. Scholn IMl. 2. C111Utiet11 1 ...... 3. Pr111 IW), Time: 52.7.
.Dr F..-1. H11ln {WI, 2. Wtrqlf (Ml,
3. No Tllln:I. Time: 5:11.A.
100 Beet-I. Golont• IM), 2. F1tbl1n
{M), 3. Wliger (M), Time: 1:06.4.
\(XI llreul-1. 8uckn'1' {Ml, 2. SC:holei
{Ml. l. PM Tlllnl Time: 1:10.1.
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200 MHlw Rt11r-1. Wittlffn. No Tl me.
100 F,_I. Jiumr"lll (Wl, 2. Merktt
IWI, 9. SI-(Ml, No Time.
200 tndo Mldlty-1. Arrmtrant fM), 2.
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100 FIV-1. C. S.mp (Wl, 25. Profit·
(W), l. Teg111\I (M), Na Time.
100 F-1. Fuller (W). 2. Hiii (MJ, 1
o..i.11s !Ml. No Time.
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Herbin. lb, 2+1.01 NucdltOlll, cf, 4-0-
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10, J.0.0.0; .t..hl~, 311, 2+o.01 Hllfrlc•, rt, t.t.o-o; h lia,1 ct, 1·2-0.01 W1111b1Wn.
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Duster, Grem lin, Hornet,
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many morel Sizes C78·14,
878·14, A78·13 plus Fed.
Ex. tax of $1.78 to $2.10 and
trade. Blackwells $2.00 less.
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F78·15, G78·14, F78·14, E78·14
plus Fed. Ex. tax of $2.24 to $2.63 and
trade. Blockwolls $2.00 less.
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1 Gladys Rkhardaon won low (76), y...,rlene C.Ollbw (78) and 1t::':iu. icMI .,,·def. 811•11.,.1 ·~ trtsc• 6•2, '"" 111nec11c1 Cl')'°'' 1"'-WOl'l 6-0. .,,, "°' s~11n1 CPO -.,,, -7.J. smiill """" t. ~ 1. Rllftl1o 1.
l net over the field honors In an Eileen Yracebum (81 ) follov.·· i':,~::.~ rt~if7t1~,,et~~1:'~'.!t ""1"' «1IOCll'l-com-Soor•' k •lfl•·•riO•twt ~~-cac-enkll•~ ~~ def. •-
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,group at Fountain Valley ~file flight with 81 with M. V. Ar-Kr~C1~ ~;.~~lo.~"" 11111'" ;:.Ly.,. tHi ..;: O~..om.ne a-s. DH~ u1 "'°" M. 6-l. Hie""*>,,, c nl Gt'•WI
1Square Golf Course this weetc: qwtla secmd at 82. t11~.-:.,1fc!1 1ff ~. T.nktl.o~4-t"" M~l'llF7)'6;lol~~ =:.;:'~-!~·d~~ H~ H • ....,v-;:r Ill c-... s~:ll.?Jiumr..:,.J. .... J.1. ~·1111 IU~to T~IC .. 111 ~0::..:111, ~ 11T.:!:
:"ith a 61. Ml .. :Z:' J ~~',!f,,11ri1°= 'll.,. .... 17, '"°· L....-""'· ~ V11"11tY 14 ~ u. u..i ...... .itr _,.,. .W.: °"""' "
••. (n the flnt flight COffi• • f>ll ~ O 1·1r~~";' ~li'l;;'°;"';;·;·;"~~·,,~·; .. ~-.~-;;·~"~"~'~';I ~"';l~W.~-~~ ... ~·~··~ ... ~··;""~IM~(~N~l~ .... ~~ .. ~-~I~';'~ ... ~"'~· ;;;;·:·:·:·:"':·:""'::l;U;•;l'ITl-~;;,., ... ~-~~:(U:l: .. ::·:··:W.::~;;;~;;;';';·;;;;;;i It wa.s a ball ol ~petition, Helen Doyle was ~ thtee90me axnpetJtion for the
:winner with 68 follo\\-ed by women's club at Mission Viejo
Marilyn Hart at 71. Goll Cub th~ week.
Erlene Angstadt v;on the sec--IAJci l\fcOonald, La R u e
ond fli "Ut &! while Jean Lowe and Jean Crrubaugh
Castor was at '1. finished with a 66 to gain first
llamae \\'bile pcd third place honors.
1 fiJght with M with seoond at 70 were
; can the runnerup at 65. Eleancr Swinehart, J ea n
: Dorothy l\1urray won the lacovool and Ann Cas.serta.
: fourth fflgti t with a 86 followed Third place went to Jean
by Bernice eo..,, at 61. Bransby. Jan Schudel and
In .a low net event, Gladys M,axine Perez with 71.
, Richanlaoil WU tile A night ffff ;vk:tor wllh a 74 followed by Selle ~lene Angstadt at 76 aod Members of the HWltington
!Marte Ingmoll at n. SeacliU Q>untr)' Oub women's
I llamae While copped lbe B golf poop otoged a I-putt.s
rnight award rib a 70 with t.ommmeot this week.
'Caro!J•n \\'est seeond at 7S and In the lint night. Am Mays was the wirner with 29. ia tie betwtt11 June Duncan K M ~and Bobble '''ebb for third at Marilyn Jones and ay flser fiS. tied at 31 and Ginny Lambert had 32.
' Three .players tied for first In the second flight , Hazel
fin C flight at 75 including June Mollica was the winner with 31
rton , Lenore Panberg and with Uz Bra.odeoberg second
Cecile Jaeger. June Hamor at 32. Three players li.ed at S4
rmishcd with 76 with Deta including Alice Acklin, Terry
Ross and Lon'aiDe Ackerman Camillo and Edee Nannes.
at 77. Jn the thin! fllgb~ F. I Be.a Cowie won D ~ with Silverman was the winner
1 7~ with Marien Bartok at Sl , with 31 v.1ith Roberta Andrews
Peggy Lourtle at es and Sara and J. Fitzgerald tied at 32. J May at 16. . • Nonna Pan! and Ces Galvin
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ltforgan was the winner with
33 with Gloria Boland (33) and
1A1 Paskell (34) lollowq.
Sally O...ley _, ,.,. of the
month honori with a t9 for
members of the women.'1 goU
group at Rancho San Joaquin
Golf Course this week. Costa Mesa
In an e\•en holes toorna· Pat Wilsen and Dianna
ment, Carolynn Walbridge and Saenz fired a 65 net soore to
Mqarel-IleBaoo-tied for win a belt« boll o/ partners
lint in A !MglJt wllh 3%. ev...t for lhe WOlll<ll"s club at
eev...ty Clomweil had a 32 I<! U.la Mesa Goll and Cooo(ry
Win B n(gbl with Joan Grillln Cub II* week.
(34) and l'llyllis SW!onl (3;. A tie ...Wied for """"'1
11) I~. with aeta Deimg and Mary
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Trudy Booe -C flilll!I Tumor m ooe t.. atell. Gin-
wllb • :!7 and M. v. ArqullJa rry Stasl!o and Bdty Brown
wu the D flight winner with were cn the other.
:17. -~ -and Gen-y In a low net ewot, CarolJm Wabon fini!bed wl&b a 70 IWalbrid(iellldllorolllyWriibt wlllle OIDe -and Vl lied for flnl In A fll(jllt wilb 7S 'lbelas tied with Frarltle llur3t j foliowod by SalJJ ~. Kay and Fallyn Brooks at 7L
May and Gi,..y l'i!pln, all al In a mutt and jell ....,1,
fi76. Sybil Foster wm the wiDner
I Vivian 'l'nluanlft and Gloria with 40 II in A flif!bl &tty Jo
}!Talmadge Ued fer B ftlgbt Sleva was second witti 43 with
I booorB with 76 with Uta Sim-Margaret Kumagai at « and
Millie Stevens wm C Olghl Enna Havens won B night rdom next at 77. Connie Lonergan at 45.
with 7f Jrith Ellen McKinley with 43 '12 with Jane Rodelick
at « II and Rosemary Skillion
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Norine Grady wm C flight
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451i2 and Carol Ross at 46.
Marion Darling was the D
winner with 44 with Cheryl
Beck at 45 aM Pat Wilson at
48.
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Fillies o!. 'l~rid8
They A_ddlVice Tmkh; Horses· Don't Kick
There's not11i11g like a woman'1 touch around tlle
l1on1e to soothe the Sava ge mlzle animal. lt work&
around the· race track1 too, where stable girl.a have
been pitcl1i11y in. At least, while the11 aren't talking,
tile l1orses haven't kicktd 11et.
The ' sky begins to ttan from night-black to morning
gold. ·
Dim electric bulbs light the stables at Florida'a1Calde'r
Race Course. The thoroughbreds Inside awake to a new
day.
Across the dew damp grw, from the direction ol the
cafeteria, comes · the chatter of fe;minine voices. Hiah
pitched. Laughter. , ·
~ voices grow louder. Ponies and race bortes alike
know that U»e stable ·gtrts at cai.ter have come to work.
. Kimberly St. Leoo looks otrangely out ol. pioce. She
has l~g blonde hair, &omet.imes tied 'back tightly out of
the w•y, sometimes banging down, loosely framing her
face.
Kim Ls 19 and is typical of the stable girls at Calder. . .
Like her cousin, La~, and Beverly Haiper and Leslie
Friedman and the kVtg haired Valerie Gaudreau, she
~'Or'ks bird it ber'trlde.
The horses are exercised, washed and groomed for
tile afterMM races. The tock must be cleaned and po~
iahed. .Kim grabs.a pitchf«~and attacks a stall. Feed and
water , buckets are .cleaned and filled . Soon the stable
arel takes on the sweet smell of fresh hay.
A Jove of horses brought these beauties to the stables. Kiril1s father, Norman St Leon, ii a trainer and her
brother, Gene, is one of the area's top jockeys. 1'be pe-
.. tlte blonde says she's in love with horses but ·aspires to
a modeling or.acting career. , , •
The 18-year-old LalD'a, somewhat amaller than her
cousin Kim, kno'ws how hard it is for a woman to become
a jockey "but that's where my sights are seL"
Nancy Ciezadlo, 26, believes, that uspig stable 'girl.1
is a good Idea. "Basically women .are )lnder than men,"
she says, "and horses Deed kindness, too. •to , "
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OCEANFRONT ba. Enlarged liv. rm. PRESTIGE. WATERFRONT HOMES area. For more information call us quick al
Nilly duplex Pool s & tennis. S4ll,500. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 540.1151.
$l55,000 675-7060 642-7491. A CUTIE -JUST LISTED Cu•tom Home On Lagoon
Gracious 5 Bdrm., 41h bath home ,vith well 3 BEDROOM -dining roon1. bltns. rorced
'
• rlei4t4 S"""-~ BLUffS
TOWNHOUSES REALTORs' .
TRIPLEX-WALK TO EVERYTHING
WALK TO CORONA DEL MAR BEACHES,
WALK TO shopping. WALK TO sehooI5' On
large 45' lot and shows spendable income. A
real buy at $95,500. CALL !or appointment.
MESA VERDE
Golf Cour•e
Corona del Mar
Duplex
11th Green is right at Ocean side of lf\vy.,
your back tloor. 3 br. 3 close to shops. 2 & 1.
· ba. home w/pool. 3 Car Jusl reduced to $63 ,500
gar. $74,500. 556-8800. ~73-7420.
planned dining rm., family rm., dinette. & air heating. block \Vall fence. 1nan~ nice ex-
huge master suite. Lovely gardens Y.'ith tras. No doy.·n, \1 A ter.ms avai~able. \VO\V:
winding stair to second floor. Pier & slip. ONLY $28.750. CALL 540.1151.
$297,500 .
Lt1\\·1•i-1 11ri1'\'CI "!-;" µh1ii ·
uppros, 2'j)) 11. of luxur·
ioui-1~· dr.·0111\l'(I tlvuig c~n1·
fu11. 3 L.ge. htlri11:<1. & farnily
CALL 644·7270
2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona d•I Mar
m REALTORS
Lil 4 local Offices to Serve You
HARD TO FIND
IN TOWN LIVING "'ilh real country atmos-
phere. Good 3 bedroom home on large 135'
deep lot. Close to Newport Back Bay, Hard-
wood floors. Double garage and screened
patio. Priced only $33,500 with a~sumable
6:Y.a % loan, payable $185 per mo. including
everything. Call for complete details 546-5880.
70 Linda Isle Drive
Prime 43' lagoon lot· $150,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bay1id1 Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161
W ESLEY N ·
TAYLOR CO.
REAL TORS since 1946
BEST BUY IN SPYGLASS -$125,000
NE\V & shining! Ready for occupancy. A1any
extras. Fully ldsc p. 4 BR. ,;Ne\Y Bedford" \V/
~~R., DR. & lge. run1pus rm . Fee
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 San Joaquin Hill• Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
A UlllllOOl:-t1()Mf: ,,,.,,,. HERITAGE 546-5880
Open Eves.
General General
CALL ME". l'M DAHLIA-The deluxe du-
plex. fi!ear new 3 bedroom, 3 bath home
, complete with family room, 2 fireplaces,
, aJj electric built in kitchen and shag carpet·
ing. 2 bed.room · income unit has unique
charm, plus guest rooms. South of the high~
way in Corona del Mar. I'm Dahlia on Dahlia
General
REALTORS
G .. neral
Luxury Townhouse INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY
at $110,000. 1\l·o months old, which 1s 3 ~~ ~p. each "'ilh SALT SPRAY COMMERCIAL 3 '1)1J II, At'N' J{-4 ~--sniat 8ppreclation StroU to beach or bay! Three C-2 lots \\'ith UNIQUE HOMES R1.altor1, 67s.6000 Just enough time for the ,. 2443 E C t H C •I Ma owner to upgrade the c:ar-~tta.1 too! Priced to 3 units. Excellent Cannery Village location.
xel at 'l;aly $5.\900. A rare Priced by an.xious ov.•ner at $123 500. t"J!'"'!"!!!!!""!!!!• !!!!oa!!!!s!!!!!!wy!!!!.,~.,•r.,on"':"e!!!l!!!!!!!!!r!!!!!!!!•.I' peting, paint, and order C\11· 1: tonl draperies before hfl got
Gener.al 1G ,_•_ne_r_•_I _. -----1 trnnsferTed. This fine prop-opport\tnify ""'.ihe ln""t-UNLIMITED POTENTIAV' '
SALESPEOPLE
NEW or experienced men or
Women. We oUer PE~N·
ALIZED TRAINING. A con-
genial office In the best
Carona de! Pilar location. A
hJp commisslon ' plan and
1uperior bonus plan. There
are ample parking factlities
far your <..'Ustomen and con-
sistent advertising support ..
For your t.'Onfldentlal ap-
pointment. Call:
John Allard, Manager
644-7270
FOUR BEDROOMS
MESA VERDE
$37 ,500 Full Price
AllT~
eny is located near So.
ment buyer.
HAR II OR GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
REALTORS
Coast Plua 11hopping. Y.otJ
have a great view of Saddle-
back ~Its. from the hving
room. It'a prlCE'd at $33,llOO
to cover part of lhe 0\111crs COM .. ANV General General
costs, so phooc now before REAL TORS I
Name your limn• far this It's too late. SINCE 1944 1---------NEAR BEACH •
-•rlcod"""""""M"' ' ····-·cOATS 673-4400 MOBILE HOME VAULTED
Vml•. No dn GI, assumo • FOR SALE:
.the VA 6% with $2ll/mo, . a. THREE GIRLS · SILVERCREST CEILINGS $35.,950
...,...cnts, or ask the owner W WALLACE In Tt.. Bluffs MOBILE HOME
to help yoo t!.nance. Fire-. REALTORS "FRANCESCA" • nice lam-3:1• " 53• 2 BO 2 BA, carp., Sharp home in prestige area.
Plare ) yr old "''°"" flaw ._ Recently painted. ?.lani· • ... _, ..._. 5.6 4141-lly hoqie In super Joe. Bring draped, bit-ins., ref ...... , stone patio & walk tO every· I ) 1 b ··--~ 1 d...1.. ~:'!., cured land<;<.·aping "'•ith lots thing loca tion. Better bUIT)' (Opell Even ngs pant rush & save. Offered w--.1cr & c cc. .,.er, Wu""' of brick work. Vaulted 1.:eil-& Call 545-M!l'.l , _________ I at only $58,900. for m air cund., kltch. ings. SpaeiotL'I kitchen. ram-
. · 1· "LINDA" -all 0:1 one floor, clock, storage shed, land-ily sltNI bedroom!!. Covered
ne-.v ca.,,eling; consider scaped patio. Three yrs. old pntio. !'i-lu~r !lee. Call Sl2·2533 lease or L/opllon. Offered • like nu. Lo~atcd in new aL$69,500.__ -adul!_pk~ a\\'(IY from no.lsy OPfH tll 9 ' irs FUN m Bl! NICE:~ Walker ·& tee
llAl. llf•f l · Walker&Lee ll l •l •• ,.,.
ERITAGE I
rr.1 l-:\'C'ry1/11n~ h<J~ bl.'t.'n
\l"C'll, upgr.ltlcd. Sit~.
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REALTORS I r::",0~"~2~SA~'=-'"':-=":'\ BAYand BEACH I 67S -3000
Genoral General
SEA VIEW VILLAS
Condominiums
OPEN DAILY 10 TO S
Pre1ented by Nol•n Real E1tate, In c.
Expansive \\'hite \l"ater vif\\' frorn each unit,
overlooking ri·tonarch Bay, in luxurious ~1edit.
design. Priced fro1n S68.150: 2 BR .. 2 ~1! ba ..
to 3 Bl~. + lam. rm., 2.tr!.! ha .: patios. Pool.
rec. faril . inclusive. So. Coast ll\\'Y· to Cro\\'n
V-alley Pk\\·y. in l..aguna Niguel.
For further information call: 496-6551
_G_•_•~•'-'-'~---~l ~G~•-••~'-•-1 ~---~ .
VILLA GRANADA
LOTSA LOT
WITH 4 BR.
MESA VERDE
CHARMER
Roa r ~h<'h1·r unr l 1Y1111n for
1·;1111111·r~ ~t':l f h1kf' tr;11l ;o KI
gnlf 1•1Ul"SI'. Punt•lr,d room"
11nd :-huth'rs. J\IO\'•' up to
~lcsa \'cn:\c for Sll,:.00. t:all
5-lt>-231.l.
QnN11l g . rrs fl.JN TOBC NIC£•
THE REAL
ESTATERS ~
••BACK BAY•• MESA DEL MAR
TROPICAL
PARA1>1SE
I 9 ~o. OLD EASTBLUFF TERRACE Beautiful Spani~h typr hon1c ..
Exot11· hcatNI pool 111 lui;h Deluxe Town homes 3 o..-rl'slz1'<l hdn11. :l1 i l.>1t,
Ser. li..-ing r1n + •linh1i;
rni. 1'mrcssion11 1ly tlf'l"Ol"·
ated. Dc l11chcd i;a1· lll'HV)'
shake roof. Xln'I financing
aVHil. ' $~.500.
troplcal se1!1n~ ~eluded A vle\\· nrlcnlcd. tolally
privacy! l\la1nll'narn:c frt'C' n1n j n t .. fr e C' ~a rd~ n
back ynrd. Op.•n l>r:in1 romrnunity in one .o I
\\'Onn \\'Olld c!'lhni::: in Nr1\·porl's most cl c s i r c d
cu.'lfom l'raf!l'd family room areas.
1\•ith u¥'(1 brick l1rC"plRt't'. J, 4 & 5 BR.
Gourmet island ku ch<'n. p I p R formal dinln~. \\'alk lo Kii opu a r rice a nge-MODEL OPEN DAILY schools , park. !!hopping!
D.ll·us right a\\·ay 5-l&-f:113. 11.U Amigos \\'ay 644-1133
OPEN Jll 9 .. 11-s FUN ro BE NICE• ITakr Jan1boree P.d. to East-
~ blu([ Dr., lefl on ~lar \"isla,
lefl on Domingo \\'ay 10 THE REAL
ESTATERS I ,\migos \\'a)'I
U lBrokc.r (.'(>op lnvill'dl
FOUR BEDROOMS
MESA VERDE
$37 .500 Full Price
All Tcrn\s
Name your terms for lhis
Jo1vest priC<'d listing in
Mesa Verde. No rln GI ,
a'\Sumc the VA 6'/r 11•ith
$201/mo. payment!!. or n~k
the oy,•ner lo h<>lp you
finanCQ. Fireplace. I yr olrl
sh<ig, flagstone patio & ""alk
to everything location. Hcl·
tl'r hurry & Call 54:.-9491
HOP-SKIP TO
BEACH $3100
TOTAL DOWN
$31.000. CJ0Nf' lo 111'.'ach. $3100
1orr1 I dn1vn. BHJGHT. CUTI·:
• ADDED-ON f.1 mily roon1 .
! .. 1r<,:-e Interior t.'Orncr J,,1.
Bn1·k h:'lrbf-quc. Flngs10:1~·
r1111io. Ntrc. Only $31,00'.l. Br-
f''in11. ~767.
CALL ANYTIME .§46-ma or Eve. 646-4543
Lachenmyer
J Realtor
$3.lil,!f.10 BUYS !hill fanta!lllif'
home in lu~hly landscaped
nc1ghborho\.J(!. llu~c f:unlly
rnt.1m i" ~Jlt'.'cial fcalUn!.
Sl7~0 Agl.
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
Adverlisers may place
Lheir ads by tcle1ihonc
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.n1.
i\1ol\day thru F'riday
8 to noon Saturda y
COSTA l\IESA OFFICE
330 \V. Bay
642-5678
FOUR UNITS NO\V
ROOM FOR r.,ORE
"TRINA" · bl·levcl, sllghlly ~I. One-h~lf ~I . from clu~ [ '8L. ' ~ lived in, all fttsh & •.:lean. house. Sla,495. Call EVES.
Lrase or L/option. Of!cred 2l.J.694-4690, 697-7152.
nt 169.500. CAN BE SEEN AT: w lk & L
coR111N-MART1N cRESTMoNT LAGUNA NIGUEL., :::==a·="=~·=t= .. =· e=e=' · 1,
NE\VPORT BEACl1
3333 Nf'V.'IJOrt.-Blvd.
642·5678
HUNTINGTON BEAC!l
178i5 Beach Blvd.
540-1220 CALIFORNIA
SPANISH
FOUR BEDROOMS
REAL TORS 644-7662 EST A TES, 1 • I .:== ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1051 Sile Dr .. Uree. Central Four bis: bedrooms 2 bath.<1 I
""" acres in Costa r.11$3 l'M VACANT Ave. across from Brea + a pool on 1 3 at:re Joi!< EASTSIDE I
r-fl ) Lot a ,,. of trees a nd privacy. Near SUNSHINE HOME Reduced lo $51.900 "'ilh JO•,: ....,mm. osp. '"'· I LAGUNA BE,\Cl{
2Z2 Forest Ave.
494-9·166 1006 FAMILY ROOl\'I'
NE\V CARPETS
Hertel,~ ,::.,_•&Co. You investors had belier lake "-·~ _ "-me enl•·v-th•"• CONTACT P.;\Y, PK. l\IGR. hrach and gnlf f'lub. 7•; V,\ DANDY e 4 Bl' f' ·1 R ~•m U\1\'\•• ....., '"'' f 1-..1~~ loan assu1nable $4/f,000. Call '" + Ami Y oom ·a good look at this one. charming~ bedroom, family or s,, ... ,., .. ~· DUPLEX • Shag Carpet!\ Reators The$e beautiful units offer room In the Beautiful Bluffs. &;G.77ll. 2 Bedroom~ t'aC'h with douhlc e· Block \\'1111 J-'enec
ASSU?l-tABLE 1'i0 VA LOAN estate atmosphere \\ilh city Great fcHturcs . step do~'n MEN & WOMEN gao.i.gclseparatlng the U\lini;: •Quiel Strft'I
The transferred .0"1'nf': mfs~ Take over this big 4 BR convenience. For informa-Jiving room . decorator' \Vork with people your 0\\1l qtrs. Allt'y a1·1.'Css nnd riire • 7•,; GI Loo n
SAN CLE:\IEXTF:
305 N. El camino Real
4924420
!!f?:I!. lhla beauti!!,I . ~n 5 home.---Vacant & ready -to lion please. call tout.ties. Outdoor -entert&in· age. YOWIR· ofik-e is c:i1:pnnd-Walke· ·r & le-e· fenced yard. Sprinkll'n; for· Anyone ean 1,ssume-loan Al
Hacienda. Eve~lng from go. Darkroom, brick BBQ, 545-9491 ers year round dC>light. ing and has openings for your (>ll.sy yard (arc. F'ull 1·,~. llURllY -CA LL NO\\'.
the walled-In patio lo lhe patio neat Atlanta & N D GI Save on GAS, walk to sharp. young 1'a!c~peoplc. •••L ••1•1t . FOR 'LL
Nb RTlf COUNTI"
dial free 540-1220
huge family room n1enns 1• Seab Tra O own · • pnCi' · . · " New and ury ct G 1 ho 1 the I schools, 1ennls courts. and E:>:periern..-c is not nC'Ct'lisary. $40 000 m gracious family living. H ( gt' Be h A-'-' . rea me or arge VI I . Th 1/ BLOCK TO n~ CLASSIFIED
DEADLINES
Deadline for oopr & kills
Is 5 :30 p.r\l. the day be·
fore pulilication, except
for Sunday & J\londny
Editions v.·hcn deadline
is Saturday, 12 n oon.
uni n on ac . ""''"% family! Has 4 bdrms, 2 I age Cen1cr. Call no\\'. 1ve train. e average age 2 •
LISTED AT s:;J.IXKI $42,500. 2846 E. Pacific balhs. Family rm & den! 673·8550. o( our slaff ill 28 yea.rs old. GAS STATION
l\O ON TO VE.'TS Coast HW)', Corona del Mar. Dining area. built Ins. OPEN TIL g . IT'S FUN ro BE fl/CE I CALL Robert Selin£ for ~. dishwasher. Fire p la c c . ~l~·, ~ appt., All in!ervie\\'S confi· One way and 1 ~ block to
•--------Beaut ifully landscaped. denllal. PRESTIGE J·IOr.tES beach the olhel' .. vay. 2
F I e x i b I e f i n a n c I n g 645-66-16. hcdroom lnrgc fireplace
2211 Newt::'ftt Bl. 64'-s'Sfi ,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: I
EASTSIDE I Walker &Lee
llAL 1.lf .. ll.
BALBOA PENINSULA "ft 'th t 't available! $40,500. Ca 11 rn,mc \\'I nco n1c uni Deluxe, adult 1 Br, 2 ·Ba 540-l720 ~ above the double car """'°· llay!ront with boat BEACH LOVERS CLAIM YOUR $100 """"''· Cati now 64&-7171.
Sun/Eve1.
646-5855
slip & pool. $52,00'.), 5J8-9695 [ TAADEU..] . .,A ~-I !!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. I °' 64,H203 . . A MONTH FOR 12 MO'S ~.~. OWNER HAD STROKE •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Uruquc, senmg, blocks to Lu x ury N 0 -l\t a in t . (TS FUN10 Bf NJCEI Like 3 Little ... _ _. _ _. •"""" V ant ~ beach. Country c harm To"-home• OPENTIL9 • ~ n.o.:uu..-. ...,,......,, ac • 0 lh I' 4BR SP\.NISJI .... ~ H refurbished 5 rm Office & SPARKLING pool accents ruou ' ' ' BEACH\VALK ® OU5eS at
2 baths. Corner k>t C.M. thls great family style ~AO~D~ .. w/dining ~(HUNTINGTON SEACLIFF) $16 650 E ch
SO'xl.36'. No c."OSt assumable home. Assume tot a I __ 2955~_H_ar_bo_,_B_lvd_. __ 1 ki1J., anebl~lnsrurl=. (714) 53"6557 ' , ~ 1 a ~=+~ lnJL~'· 642-2991 paymen<='--'-'O.,ts;=$252"-'-. "7';<"-V-A_1oan._ RUSTIC WOOD Io v e I Y 1 had ed Io t. ~ ~ ~: -:Call 847-fiOlO. Agt. BEACH HOME TRANSFERRED o ~ n er General Ge neral 3 ent rances
Gerter.al General must abandon. S47,!al. tot~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Easy catt land11eaplng f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;, That's righ1. A ~le hOme serious qualified buyer. .Rent ~hcdule S4.IJS.OO
minutes from be4ch, corner ~BiiKRiiii';i96ii2-'5iiiillii·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio l A good invcslment starts nl boat ·eate, CWilom executive • •. &Ui-7171
ailult occupied, near the * 6 UNITS* MACNAB OP£~mll ·rT"SFUN 1D EIEMCE.I
Mnd of Huntington Be11eh. Huntington Beach [ ~
$4,700 total down. Take ac-Xlnt loc .. 2 blks. from ocean. ~·
& 2 2-BR. 1 bath units.
$132.000.
Cold\···· Banker RE~OENTW. eroKERAGE COMPl\NI'
~~?:!~~-i
Spacious and chnrn1in.r;. !-'or-)
n1ul dining or family mom, I
lnrge yard ""'Ith cam!)Cr
parking, in quiet lr11ffic lrt."C' 1
locatlon. Call 54 j ·8 -1 2 4 I
SouthCo Rcu llors
Sparkling Clean
Vaulted C<'llings .'l large bed-
rooms. 2 lwths on a large
lol. Cul-de-sac. Neer SOI.Ith
Coast Pln"lll close 10 parks
&. IChools n mmt to set. Call i
6"6-771 L
CLASSIFIED
REGULATIONS
ERJ:ORS: Adverllscrs
should check their ads
daily & report errors
imn1cdiatf'ly. T ll E
DAJLY PILOT iwumcs
liability for the fint ln-
eorrcct insertion only.
C.\~-CEu.A TIO NS:
\Vhen killing an. ad be.
sure t.o make a record
of the KllL NUMBER
given you by your ad
taker as receipt. of your
cancC!llaUo.n. This kill
number muat be pre--
scntl'd' by the advertiser
in case ot n dispute,
MYSTIC OCEAN VIEW
Formal dining room offers sensational view
of Laguna Beach and ocean. 3 bedroom, 2
bath, family room. f/6,000.
!loo. Call 96J.6167. • 2-Bdrm., 2 ha. townhou... . I RV I. N-E .
Call 673-3663 91'9-4190 Eves. BOAT BUFFS!! CA~CELLATION OR
Vacant but ne\\•ly tlcooratcd Walker I! Lee CORRF.:CTION OP NE\V
DOVER MODEL BIG CANYON
Sparkling new 2 bedroom Dover condomin·
'ium In tlI("'Canyon-ffildy rof"fuf occu-
pancy, Detit!hUuJ end location in 11"1' seo-
Uon. Family room. $89,500.
BIG CANYON VIEW
~ the kitchen, family room and master
bedroom of this 4 bedroom , 2't~ bath Harbor
View borne. Land included at $89,llOO.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Rare "Rutgers" model on major green! 3
bedrooms, 2th balhs, lonnal dining room .
Everything has been upgraded in Ibis plush
lownfiou.se for '61,500.
INCOME PROPliRTY WITH INCOMEI
See this "almoal" ,_ duplex, th block
from ocean, localed Jn good Newport Beach
renlafma. Ollem aronly '115,000.
DIAL 644-1766
2I 61 Son "-ln Hlll1 Rd., N.I.
A CDl.DWILL IANKIR CO~
E••h .. Coste Me1<1
associated
BROKERS i;<EAL TO'IS
101~ W l<1lbor '' 1 l6t)
8'ttlllltd _, -.. • -0.:liln•rBIUffS ~
Bedrooms. " bath". ..1 1 •·•-·•-·-•·•t In BetuttfuJ. poot Many trees. I' 09 ... ........,..,,. ~~
LoCt of extras. pr tee the She~ Ffll'Ht an>a. reduced .b'om $107 (0) to Bright .\ pnvale end unit. S15,00D. ' Elepntly decorated: 3
A-McC.ardle R••ltor bdrtll8.. fonnll.I dining .+ -,. 1pedal bonUJ rm. CUstonui-DIO Newport Blvd. CM td for tltgant e.tertainlng ~772t Ii comfortable tamily llvtng. I•--"""""""'"""""' I Pl'icrd right at •.:;oo. IUILDERS C. F. Colesworthv
PRIME SITE RHltorl ....
..--.. ~ , .... "-.l ::~i
K-•tft toned admlnlf.1m1lw/
~ 1n Coal.II hi~ ....,. hoflphe.I. Good pottnllel
for .Pl'f'4lip ' ofllct!!, C"On·
valelcent aecommod•!Jontl *· c.n >4ih2S13. ro, 01t IALIOA ISLAND df1JJJ1 . CM.nntna i bedtvom OOmt!.
OMf'fll • • "'9 NI f0.4IE MCEI OJ)eh °l)efln\ ctll~, patlO
and fiNplac.?. \\'efl ~tcd
In Dtime rcsldf'nfl11.I IJ'Ct,.
New p1·I~ al SS7 ,000.
·~ 11![ RF.Al.1
1 ~~~ ESTATERS __ 640°1120
GALAXY DRIVE'..-.$99,500
8 bedl-oom home ready tor occupancy.
Fonnal dining room. enormous family
room. Pool size ard. Beverly Morphy m235. CKa1 --
-, . THE BLUFFS
Beautifully clean 4BR. condominium
prime location! '58,llOO-Or lease ® $450/
mo. Gladys Russell 64U235. (K46)
"THE EMPHASIS IS ON"
beauty. charm & quality. 4 bedrooms, 31'>
baths & romantic entertainment area w/
sliding retraclable roof. View. Po o I.
1215,000. Elaine Svedeen 642.Jl235. (K25)
[Irvine I --''-.. ", ... ,.., I
IOI Ol:lwlll.Drlw.t....Ml·W.1•----
1 ... MlcAnllw ..... uoo
ttew,orl leeah1C.IU1tnl1 IHIJ
3 BR & 1lc.n fslnnd home! U' AD BEFORE RUNNTNG:
Nev,, crplg, fircpl, Ultins, 111.tl ,,, • ..,. Every effort, Is made to
oncl patio. dock + h-g •lip. FANTASTIC VIEW kilt or '°'"''" • new ad Seller \\"flnt~ ln(-omc prop. 01'1t h:u lx'con ordered,
--Orange or San .Diego 3 BR home. 2 ~1 btt. fl\m bul "'C cann(lt guaran-
Ci>unl,Y. ~~lng:-ss.l.rdl. . rm, '% '"lrplc~s. --SC6 upon too..J..O d4-st,)_unlil th&..ad
Submit dO\vn or lradc! ! Cll.11 Kings Rd. overlooking all ha.& appear1.'Cl in the
64>8400. o( N~-port Bay. l\1\131 see paper.
th~ one. il.29,900. By owner. OL\IE-A·UNE ADS:
~2231. ThH<' ads are •lrk.Uy \~ ''}t:_~ Co. o. o. 4 MONTHS NEW ::allh In advance by mlil
113 N •te Univ. Parle 4. ... \-, or l\t. :iny one of our o[-
DUPLEX
Headquarters!!!
1-l•vt 111·" l:t)t 'um~ lle~·s
I a pin-11harp 2 1tory .suptt
1afut on O\'t1'1'ltt'd c.'Or. lot!
t
Roomy W'fl('J' s unit -1valk
lo nll AhOJl' l,· ath(l()f.c
fS:<k.'tJ r1~1t lit 1!1-;!Yl. •
ff'rm'I OK:! II ~,100
' ' \, Y .. IL"'anl & t:O. ' t S EDR.'t 2 111Qcy. M&Xlrttun1
prlvaC)• lot. 1-;.~Cl"'lll•n1 In nlllt
t QUI. S1r~J Ill $-i•,!lSO. Cali
.... 317-'010
uunn !k'ts. NO pho~ orders. 'oP~Nths:.;,~ custon1 C. & o . [)(oa~\ini•: 3 p.m. Frlda,y, "" "8l &. SUn. 2 Story Costa l\tcsn o[flta. 12 2700 1q fl , f.".P •• det. p:nr. 1'00n -all branch of. on ftHche\son SI.. 455l rlet,.'$.
Pinyon Tree St. You, o""' !hf! land. $69,900. Ttt£ DAlLY Pll.OT TP-
QUINTARO IU-TY. S.U.2!Xl1 lf'T'\"t' lhc ri"ht Ill c.las·
o;i(y. <'dit, een,or or ~·
1970 1.2'c52' rlttl""'OOd. mobUf! fuse any ndvc1·tl~e1nt'nt,
home. Ocean vi~ ;; S11U' and to th,UHrt' It.A ratt-.1
l\dulr N<'\Vp(il'I ~01.•'l Par't. .l r~auJ&Uons ~·lthout
No ~UI 16'.lX), 64&-801M prior notlcl". •
!''tnl_!li..>s::.· -~-SECLllPED ..I'Y.1 B&ACI CLASSIFIED Ocean vtow. 1116 i;i.,,...,u•>-t<n""M·.-AIL.ING ADDRESS
4 Br 1225,«X!. 6'J$..3;\."t!I Bldr. P. 0. Bo>: 1$60, f1VE~m0n\;""rur SIO;j(()-l&j C01ta ~tcsa
raro? Tnkr ntlv1\nlngl'. 92626 now. Call W-'Oto ;\<t. -,
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2100 SQ, F E ET
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PRICE REDUCED Price lecluced
TO $46,900 $2,!fOO:
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NCh 1 Nowoort s .. c11 Income Pr oper;ty
Yoa Wouldn't 2 + DEN ... 14 UNITS """"" j[i
In lest ANO of rnWT TREES 0:;r',! ~=.,'°"'111& '°,.:.~ 2 lclr111. + Pool
OCEANFRONT
CONDOMINIUMS
Walt 'TH Summer SURROUNDED "°" .. ~ "'"'""" ~iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:i:m~j IY PARK Plaa. Pilile of .......iuo luslne11 _ To .Buy A
Convertible!!
, un1i. m blCh rental dtma.nd o-rtvnfty -C-a del Mor ROSE GARDEN Tiil& " • lam family home $22 600 onlY I•~ ,..,,. old and • What a nut locat10nl. A ate&. Showa u:ctllrnl apend-1-.::=;i:.c:;;;.~""--"'"-I
park on two •Idell and an able WW In.de dovm or * TV/Steno Repe.11'
outlook 10 I\ 'Una hllls and com:idrr any rtuonablt" Must Sell! •••••.•••• ~~~OIXI
city tlghti. And on the In-terms. OUered for TI'JO,OOl, * F'ut Food fa~ Four bedn:lonu, dramatic U )'OW' fltnily nettd1 1pe.ce
formal llvlnJ room &: a.nd YoU want charm, lhtn
tuietully d(.'t'Of'lled. Four You can PQ' $20Xl more than
bedroom., U1ree bathl and thU for a new unit or )'OU
a· la!JC n:tmUy room m.alal CM bey my ~ded-untt
It a molt t1P.tlrtble home. tor $2,000 bl:low rtplocemenl
Dlrec:lly on llell.ler P11rk,
Olvtrs Cove &: r•aclllc
Ocean. ffug~. IWCurlou•.
quallty l'l'&idencfl. Fonnal d1Jtlni f'OOIJ\I, ttropia~fl,
decks, etc.
• So why wait for the lnllated
prk.~ al tlie 11ummci:____to
buy a proUtable IUJ1\n1er-
wlntc1· rental property. CaU
UJtL about ttu. y,·ell located
3 BR down, 2 BR up du-
plex. only 6 doorR lt'I lltf>
IM-ach. Now only $79,900.
10% Down
elepnt formal dlnina: room, )'Otl1d better-Joo.--,t-this
hlahliahtcd on IOvel)' white beautlful home. E..,.t')'1hlna
ten'azzO. fleated a n d , ft'om tht shake roof In The
IUtered pool set In a at-buemcnt ~tpellt 1pat'C &
elUded llrden otm011phen1, CODf:{Ort. PltaJO e&11 545-9491
ptt'fect fm.· indoor.out<Joor
entertalnlna. A I r u I y
exqu!alle CUltOm hOmo wllh
a.II of the -e1tll'fl teu.tW'lla.
Call oow lot a private •howtns s21s,ooo 6'l3-o85:IO
oP!H 11l t • 11'1t f'IJH TO Iii NICE/
It b localed 011 a mmer coe:t. cw de w: lot In • qu1111, 2 Bdrm condo., deslrab!e
1mall c omm u n 11 Y •ur-sround level noar plan1 lit
roundlni a park. Owner 111 yt1al"'I new. F'ftlhl)' Panted
willing to l•ke bt\Ck a ae-with tast~tuJJ.v ~lea and
oond for 1ne ri&ht party, mtrrorcd llv1ng room, plu1h
C1i1ll owner ll.l 64'-1080 wallpapered dlnin& area,
today! lh•&: carpets &: cua-tom
$92,500 t o $115,000
ON'LY 5 AVAlL:\DU:
tide.• beau1Uully uPffr•~ OJI 648-0556. Cood k>eatlon ••••••••• $5,900
home: with Karuto.n carpet, '* Auto Body • Paint
pro!"'1onal decornllon and IALBOA TRIPLEX W•ll Eltab. · .......... $30,llllO
molt ewry poaalble option * Auto a.lea 6. lee.t_I~
•vallablct. A Wp villue at 0!!::3 Bedroorn1• ~ 1 50 To 80 Caf'll mo .•••• $Zl,<XXI
on!)' S68,900 Fee. D<:Ul'OOm, °""' m * Jewe\t')' Store Offered 111 $37,000
Co.II SU.9491
Walker& Lee •I AL lllA'fl
Call 61"7%ll
Call 6'4-72ll BalboandPeninsul& )'OU!I~ Sal•S & ~pair, ••••••• s«l.OCO
tht! la · New '"" • RIVIERA REALTY OPE N HOUSE
DAILY 10 AM tq 4 PM draJ)t'9, o~~ed pantry * EASTSIDE * area, cuslom tile countt>r 496 Cliff Drive ~~\:~~; ~RU'n1p~~~1~'i =:01,~~lngroocJi..~~at~ La gune Beach GR.ANO OPENING
beaut. lnd1epg. $35.000. lfuntington Center, swim· Pee Allen .t. Good Newport Bay Towers
:t.rcas. Now $2000 bekt\I: t'051 494-5571 Bae Bay Beautv CONDOMINIUM HO)tf:.5
drapes. tnoome $915 month. n d c M OUered aL $129,QOO, Call 149 ron way, · ·
646--055;. * 642·7007 *
HUGE family room with
cathedral bea.m cclllnp.
Lovely lush ma. Super
enterlalnmt'nl home L~ oh• PERCHED ON A HILL so.sharp. Only 544,900. Call
Owrlooklng Coastline now 847~10 agt.
Ontu n1\nfi: pool ti.nd many park Hefti r;11.11te k • • 1 I 2 BEDROO?it
nl"W. IP r Inc Ip a I 1 only Lge 3 BR, cuztom home fu Bayfn:int Home1
e Moeh Shop $160M yr
e Liquor Store'$302M yr
eCycle Ace•• $392M yr
e Liquor l ie LA on s•le
HOLLAND BUSINESS
~ SAL.F.:S 664.ITO . 21 -p_i._ ... _· _'·_c._1_1 .;.todac..;,y ___ 1 '!11!1!1!!1!1!!1!1!!!11!1!1!!1!1!!1!1!!!!1!1 1 l'Ul·dl"-!l<IC on estate ..ize Boat SllPfl 847-3095 11 lot. De1aCht.>d 3 car aar .. t'ull Security 111i:ltrl5e .
C1tallna SunsetJ mJwnod planter g3icbo, t>n· s1~1 .t roncrett> col'lltruction Bottle Water Route t 'abuloua panoramle vlev.· &albN Island b'onl l1uve 2 atory home. ;;..;o:.."'-.;.:.;='-----BURR WHITE REALTOR HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR
BN!athtnk!ng ocean il sunset rlOK'<I rear flt.rd. 1'1tl.1l)' lux-Private Baloonlea . 9 NE\\' DUPLEXES-Own )'OUr 0\\11 bottle watPr
Cuatom built tor ron1lort llJld '2901 NE\VPORT, N'PT BCH
verutlle llvlna and enter· C0!\1MERCIAL 1 ti 101.1 r 615-4630 or MO-Olti6
viev.·1 tu'€' yours \\'llh th ii; urv leurumi Only 2 ga rage apace. per unit. DANA POINT route. Wiii train if qu~lfird.
tabulou!l 4 bedroom on l1trii;f' · $7 i',000 ~~!f suoe'~~unllv to FABULOUS OCEAN vtE\VS &-.st LA. Area nvallnble.
talnlng. Separs!e rue•t aultc Balboa l1land wilh 2 1tory,
or chlldl'en'1 a.res.. 4 bedroont, 2 bath house VOGEL VALUE 1 year old bachelor con·
domlnlum unll. Beautiful
carpels and drape1, pool,
sauna. Listf!o(f 11.t $23,500.
Call 6'16-0.»),
beau1ifully I a n d 1 c 11 I> e d ,.....,. • " $68,900 lo $TJ,!a'.1 \VIII ndjui;I route 1lze. lo •round~. Rkh cu1tom dtcor It'$ Conve rt'i ble Purchase Baytront Property S·IS 9j() non-view lit your nM!ds. Earn $1500.
PETE BARRETT $82,500. Prin. only. '7~1'10
IriU.1AC Duple1t, 2 Br home. -REALTOR_; ....,.,, I Br apt, Id•~
Eastslde Costa MetR, \\'Rlk·
Ing dltt1ncc to Helnz, Kai·
ser, ~ Woodlands SchoOI•,
delta:hUul 2 •1tory famlly
home, 5 BR, 3 BA, fam nn,
trptc, bllln bar·h-quc, COV·
ert'd pRtlo, ill! ft•nced yrd
w/frul! trees. dbl a:•raa:o, $52.~. appointment on I y ,
Lois Vogel Rltr, 548·9316.
In NeYt'J>Ort Beach. L.._:m ........... __ .. n ...... r n'IO. Potential wilirniled. "'Ith ccdur paneled family II d I Quall ""U 3 o -•-Rd N 8 "'" ~ ....,..... ,.. rm. D.polt'd bt-nm~. \\'ood ome or up ex. ty.,... I l f"erna,....., ., . . 4 Plext'I. S91 ,95().$95,950 Silver Sprlnp W&ter, 96'1
bumlnlil' fll't'pl~ Bullt in 5 hedrtn hon1r lr \I.St as a 675-8551 OUJce ~n f'ri.Sun at N. Batav1a, Oranae. (Il4J
bookshelves. \\'oo--,. shag 3 & 2 bt.'Clrm plex . Only NEWPORT SHORES 33861 eopper Lantern 1.:0"'::2~.=:;.1--~-~-·I
carpelln&: thruout. lntcrron1. slepg 10 sandy bead\ Md Phone 831·2101 _ 14~ YRS estab. Beauty channel. On l&-ge t'Omt'r We spcdali:.i.e in New·port \Vkd•"" call builder, 642-f900 Salo•. 6 Stat~·•· fl•,ooo. u2...S200 loc . $94.000. CTJ.3942.
-BalbOo Ponlnaulo ~ ~---------~--~':!i 2 }:1ey:=~~~!:i1 ~~ 101. :!1°:: .pro~rtles ·call us E A5Ts1DE INCOME C.M'.' area. A "'~nd '&Sea
House Of Glass
Prime Beach
Area Pool '
~faan!Dcent houae of gla si;
on qu~ cul.iJf:"4ftC Slret!I.
Eleaant entry lead1 You Into
apectacular TRI·'1EV£L ]lv.
ing. Femur! b&nquet. CU&-
tom pool. Huae master Ruite.
Step out balconle11. Beamed
cellin11. Bolt a:ate. Can't
lut! Cl.II now 8'2-2535.
Ol'IJtm.I • trl FIJN10 • 1«:£1
r ;;;·Jrli[nEilLl
I ' ESTATERS I
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VACANT. • BR. fant. rm.,
lae. kll. 2-Sfy, $84,500
Marshall Realty 675-4600
Corona del Mat
One Bedroom
Great location for •Ingle
owner lo Jive Jn desirable
"Old Coron.'!" In adorable o»e bedroom unit!! and have
additional rl'ntal lnron1c.
Walk to •lloltti and beache11
S72.!nl and $82.900.
Two Bedroom
I\! agnllicent brand new CUI·
tom duplex with dramatlc
features, oolor coordlnated,
top qU&llty appliance• and
hardware. Each unit has 1
MESA VERDE
4 BDRM, Golr rourse hon1c>. l.J'i Hvh1i; 1111 "-'t rrplc,
dining n11, kltt·hcn barllf'qui'
&. eating at'l'n. lkl11<·hC"d
iRn1e r1n v.·l1h \\'el t>ur/
re!rl.it: & f11>l1:. l.o\'l'ly pitlius
le K!l.t"den11. !\la~ter Bdrn1
11ultc lrw.•lude1 ofllce area.
$79,500 or trade S.W,000
eqt.1lty for? 01.i.11er, 54!}.2688,
BAO< BAY AREA
$34.r:>O
!ertalnlng. S9S.500. Ca 11 $I I 9 ,500. 3 BR. A·J."rame •.. , $49,500 2 House!f on 1 lot. 3 BR & "R"lt"y'-. :;875--8800==·0---=~I 494-8003 Ontu · Rentals uvall fror S3Z 2 BR. 3.'V,f retum, with 10% Money to Loa n 240
[ ) ~ CAYWOOD REAL TY dn. Owner \l•ill carry 2nd. .... ft!Bl!I L * 541-1290 * Al110 3 more to chool!e f1vn1. I IUUHi• • 21 In"" ..... ,, • F""' '""'n· $ MONEY $ ~ ~ S1nt1 Ana 11elln1. Call PreslJKt! Home1, FUNDING
I D $2000. TOTAL DOWN . ""''""· ASSISTANCE Abso utt rt1m 1920 S. Coa!t_ Hclwy, Lagw1u 1797 Orange, Ct.1 642·1771 Assume 7'/n \'A Joan, Sltl. . 2 89EBDRAR00NDMNUENW1.,... FOR WORTHWHILE
Adult occupied 2 •tory, only ao:u 1-·mo. 3-BR. good neighbor. '"' PROJECTS l yr old and upgraded In I . . 1 hMl:I. XlQ.3000. COllta P.feM. Ju~t con1pleted. ·
<>very \\'&f. Priced at only BIKE OJt WALK TO EVEHY· View I View · Scheduled t(J'OSS $24.780. !,JART·UPS
524,500. TllJNG! 2 en .. 2 hit .. 1\·irh H(•11u1Hully 1!1•1·1J1';:1!1'tl 1 IJNI· San J uen Capi1tr1n!..... I Price $1!M,IXXI. e ro k er CONSTRUCTION
(:h111·m g:ilOl'f', sunbt•a111s l\JOJll, 2 La1h l-0\1-:ihou:-:c II Ith coopernlion. CJS R e a I BUSINESS
l'!H?11 .. 1=119fli1 strean1 thru t•l'(!nch doon;, !anta~tic vic>v.· ol iht' occ>an, OPEN SUN. 1_5 Ne1v 4 BR Estate 5-13-1168, ~l or JtE,\L ESTATE
:,::;: __ l::,:_ ... !!_ ttCl'O!IS J,(Q) 11q. ti. of ml· nwim pool, ~una & tennis Viewpoint Ocean View eves 557-62.ll • MIN l1'1Uf.I S50.000 •
fU.4471 ( :::J IOJ 1.i.·ood decking, lo II Jiie. !Iv-t'OW19. Very private end Xlnt le~. 'cpt. Lrg lot. BY HOUSE + (714) 556-4316
Ing rm .. pclQl:ed fin .. wood unit v.ith lo(ted celling. \Vet owner $63 900 33922 Ca.Ue 1 t TD L
b<Jmln• !rplr.: n<'W Moxlo.m bar. •·uu dining room. Borrego &1l<l&l2. 2 UNITS s oa ns
tiled bll·in kltch. & 1Wn1. Bullt·lnl & dishwasher. Rear 2 BA
porch. Room for a garden. living rm, Urepla~. 2 New Triplex. 3 BR, UP TO 90M
den snd extra. ~tha.
TAKI! YOUR PICKi $129,500.
3BR, 2BA. tam rm, atone
1rplc, quiet l convenient
Aatumable 5 "4% VA loan,
2459 Norse, Sfi-98'1·1021
SHARP 3 Bdnn, '2 Ba, pvt
petk>,4 Meaa Verde.. By
owner, 541)..3()58
BY owner, lrg 3BR. plush
suburbia hOme, llv rm,
11eparale !am rm. fonnal
l dining, wlk In bird
'""MllCIUaty, covered pe.tlos,
slereo: a:u Bar-boque, ~
loan .. $42,!MXI. 1015.2 Edye Dr,
000-00<6
[ ~ + T\~10 2 BR, 2 BA Apta. 7D · $65,!nl. decked patio. S66.500. Olol•ner _...._._ , ,.. p uo· ~1 y-~ La .. ~-· 8" m INTEREST 4!K-7551 \\•Ill (.'OJ\llkler lease. Call -"""* .,.... 8 · ,. • .,c . .._.-... ... .... ¥ '1t ·10
"'"1720 • room . ..,... •. '"6-41!4 2 d TD L e ON 'J1)e Coll Cottne • 2 B<. --.,;,-:~ -~ --tc Det1, belut. decorated: • · 1 nm 'Bedroom I~ N. ""'"Hwy., LBiUM "'~ . • BRAND NEW_• n oans
I .... ftBl!l t] .. 4 Urilt • 2 BR, 11Ai BA ~n · • -• • NEWPORT Jnaime prop. Lovely Cameo ff1a:hlandk •
erty • a1e>p1 to the water. Ptiva!e beachea, out1tand·
$68,900 each lna: oct>an view and qtJJet
fORECLOSURE 3 BR, 2
BA, 2 car gar, needs work.
Try S29K. Agt. 546-77:l!I OWNER TRANSFERRED
I l lRDS...... Mobile Homt1 Clemente.,nr path to beach. Lowest rates Orenge Co.
F'or Sale 125 Sll,000 down, c ons l de r . Sattler-Mt,._. Co. ~ · trodo. Mark H. Dunn Rltn. '42·2171 54>0611 • NICE Dupleir on 1 ~ loll tlteetl. Thll line home ls
So. hwy., CdM. $89.500. In porfect condition, ond Dena P'oln1 FAIRY TALE. . 29~ lia1'bor Blvd. MOBILE HOME ~~" ~e~~ ~9J~sr20': Servlns Hui>or area 24 yn.
••• GOOD BUY .. • ''iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio 4BR, 1800 sq ft. Only $35,900. I"
SpacJous livrm & dlnrn1,
like new CrIJI thruoul, ac p
lnundry rni. cozy brick fpl :w· covd patio. Nr school•
P. S. REALTY 644-8616 hn1 exceptional Jand1caplna.
$77,000.
---· 'VE ARE LOOKING f'OR
A pel'IOnablc, lie Reul
EBtate ll:lles perwon thii.t
, .. hoine. OnC' or thoS<' olrl NE\VPORT.lltIGl-fTS FOR"SALE: 49'>...-7833. Money WantJd 250
FOR ACTION •••
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
142-5678
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Master Charge
Lagunu hon1c1i thal evC'1·y· Co;o:y & allntcth°" 3 BH, 1 ~4 SILVERCREST lllit TIME 0 1-~rERED! lST TD LOAN 65o/. OF
Four Bedrooms wanl• to make S;D,OX) lo
Unbelievable one of a kiOO $30,000. per yr. If 1ha1 11
baclc ylll'd conaiatina of a you, Call DANA PACIFIC
auper and Concealed k:ldl REAL E.5'I"ATE, Dan ll
play area, a tormaI aarden ,Po'==ln°"t". ,;•cc......,=ooL~~~=
off the matter suite and a OPEN Houae 1·5 Sun. 2 BR IJ'&IJd pool ahed yard. Plua + detached 3'td Br. R-2 lot
lovely LUlk Belvedere $37,500. Poulble Jow down.
model In beautiful condl-Owner. 33965 Alcuar Dr.
f1oo. :C::;ll:;;15Ml81=..:;:::.-----
& shopping. This \l'On't last,
call today. BKR. 847...J584
one's tookini;: for. lla11 11 BA. fircpl , 1Udlng i;tlas;; MOBILE HOME ~pl:i.~~ve&by2 f~t. ~ YAL,UE. 10% 1N'f00sr.
peek·a·boo vl.~w of the OC.'l'ttn door opens to garden! Quiet 20· x 53', 2 BD 2 Bl carp., ii& ,V, Balboa Blvd., NB.1,~,,'2-0!::::::"1'-------I
Five Bedroom
BeaulUully CW1tomiztd two
1tory Burllnaame home -5
BRA. 3% 'BAI, l flreplacn.
paneling, wallpaper and
bulltiM plore. Gourmet klt·
chen leAturlng m lcrowfl v-e
oven, commercial alzed grill
and flt BBQ. Outstanding
Pillo with "people healers,"
slump block wall and ulliq1.1e
cover. One of a kind Joce.tlon next to areenbelt. $120,000.
675-7225
& a beautlful fh't'pl&t.'<', \\'Ith 1trcet. $13,900. ~ dnlped, blt·ln.~.. refrlg., Mo
shrub« that lsoll\tc you frc11n NEWPORT HEJCfITS washer & el~ct. dryer, wired Only S77 .500. _ !!l•SI•~-' _
VACANT the &lrttl. $49,950. Neu Cliff Dr. Quallt)' 001111. tor 220 rur coruJ., kltch. ~~~ha~.!· ~Bilboa 1 ;;;;;T;r";';';;D;;Nil;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;260;;I
4 BR, 2 BA, brand new µi. .,,.16 Lrg llvrm, Ira: d.IJ2.tam area. clock, storaa:e shed, land-I ;~·C.!::;==:,· ::::::::;:":---=: 1,
side, outside. fittplace, cor '().I,_,~ 3BR, 1% BA, 3 car atreued ICBped patio. Three yn. old DI.JC 4 unit wflge pvt 2ND TRUST DEEDS ~..,16" garage, with extra guest • like nu. Located Jn new owneri apt, ftplc, 3 tlr, ~ :iock fl'r>ee, All t~nna. REAL ESTATE nn. Iron-ea1e entryway. adult pk. awa.y from noily 2 Ba + 3 super 2 Br apts. ~rrowin ont ~ ~
BRASHEAR REAL TY $68;1n). St. One-h.&.11 bl. from club-Encl. aaraa:es w/&ervlce te, vea ot .......... 1100 Glenneyrc St. F. Klna:aard R.E. ~2222 house. SIS,495. Call EVES. areas. Ritt 842-7732 or yield, or sell niltlng note.
142-7411 Eves 968-1171 <91-94n M!>-0318 LIDO CLASSIC 2J3.<94.4690, 69"1!>2. ......... CaU us Signal M0r1pge Cb .
REPOSSESSIONS """~~~~~""""I DramaUr Grecian ·hOm• & CAN BE SEEN AT: ~2 B<lrm• w/pool. Eastmde tn41 556--0!06
BEACH BUM ... atrium-like re.nlen. High CRESTMONT · ~t near 17th St. flOO,C00/3
For Wormation nnd location ... be one. In th!& ne\\·ly ccn·~ .. 4 BR .• den, din. rm. ESTATES Bdrm, 1~ Bath Duplex
of lhelK!: FHA & VA hOm.es, dlX"Ornted 3 btlnn., 2 bnlh A n1usl to Re. $159,500 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Centrs-1 nr/new, Eutside S57.ooo. I -II •\
contact • olcter home wtth I011ds of FOURPLEX Ave. acros~ rrom Brt>a Tom Miller, Aif. 642-48U . . ,,-KASAllAN c>harm + 1tudlo RPI. in Balboa. Ptnln. Good tax Camm. J{osp.) Lot -•46. HOUSE + 6 UNITSf;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~j
Riii Estato 962-6644 rear: on R·2 lot. Just 2 she-Iler. Sl.25,000 CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR., Ntw unlta at 2637 Elden, ""'-'----'...-""°,..-,= ~11011 blocks to bc.ach, in lhc for showing. CM. ht URI' w/ZJO% write Houses Furnish.cl 300
BY owner, custom 3 lge BR, heart of Laguna, m1\kes lhl1' lo'"'J"AI.,-,v"1"11a-,.:c>"1"ob°'ll,-•'""E_,,ot-at,.-,,., ;ofl~.~Ca~U~Bull~d~o~r~846~~~41~4~. =1f.::;:;:..;:;~:;.;;;;;.._;;,:;
2 bas., Game rm, Htd pool. an xtnt buy at $67,500. adult park, 24x52, 2 Br . ..: CLOSE TO BEACH ;G:.:'::.":;:':.:"::lc_ _____ 1 $45,000., 536-«iZ7 _...._a__ 2 Ba. 8x24 crpld porch. 2 Brand NN Delu.'<e 3 A 4 $120 . UTIL PO. Nice BaC'h, $38, 900 • 4 BR. 1.;;H;;;";;";;;tl;;;ng;t;;;o;;n;;;H;;1;;;r;;bo;;;;ur;;;;; 1 ·;' ·: , ~~ er* ••• y'achty i•t set?? full length nwnlnJS, tool BR Duplex. 3 Ba. Dbl gar full kit, lrg prtv. deck, So.
. ~Cf 11hed. Crpl thruoUt. Xln! ea. $80,000. 514 18th St. HB. Laguna Thill lovely 4 berm. condo-Walk 1 block lo bay or yacht cond. 70 West Baldwin Rd, Call Builder, 847-3957 1160 • uTIL PD. 1 BR, bllM, mlnlu1n Is priced well b@low ,... , club. 3 BR, 2 BA, custom Space 16, Ojai, Calif, 930'l3.
J'ep!acement eo1t1. Jt l• 1 4,4.1611 4••·2100• t'hsrmcr 'vtth 1 BR guest t8051 641).7798. 6 UNITS In 1ovelr. residential yard, 2 blks beach, Laauna·
fully alr.cond, for your hol -.HH.~ apt ovr-r garag,, !'t!. Msy ~rade ~,9"10""'l2x52'°"· "· .,,,.~1,.-1,..,-ood-,.-m-o'"bl'"I•'' area on-Balboa 1-Penin1ula S250 -2 BR, frplc, small pet.
11·enther comfort, or you ~ MONARCH BAY In property., Only $95,000. home. Ocean view 5 Star Point. SlXM> per mo inc. l blk beach, Corona del Mn.
may use the pool . Carpets This 4 bdnn., 3 bath, SpaniAh $138,!nl. 0Ytner. ~ SZ75 -2 BR. frplc, nicely
& drapes have been greatly BEACH CONDO style home has a Pfl,ncled Call Beverly at adult Newport Beach pnrk. Industrial Pro-rty 168 furn. l,i blk Diver'• Cove,
UPi"8ded. The kltchen ii $24,500 Full Price famlly rm., frplc. In mstr. 1714} 225-12'16. agt No 1~1.11 $6200. 646-SOlS r-Laguna.
f II I •-I I 1 --~-~~~-'"n·~·· NU-VIEW RENTALS am f•llfP, I the pa!tu IA snd fully turnlihed. Only lxlnn. & a S\11mmnR poo.
prlvRte. See this terrific $2500 dov.'Tl payment. \\'hy GuardC'd gate:1, prlv. beach SMALLER mobile home 2500 SQ, FT. TILT-UP 673-4030 or 494-3248
Fount1ln V1lley
,·aluc toda3! c II club. $110.000. completely turn. l.l>Caled Good 1 San A rent? a Lldo Village Trailer Park, area o la ns. \\'ALK 10 Beach! Bach $90.
---------1 t~o~u~•~2~~"=•~•:':::":'\I ~HARBCUR. TURCoaNER ASSOC. BIG CANYON No. u. 700 Udo Park Dr. 11 Yean old. $37,500. O\\'ner Also 1 Br hse, Sl25 &: 1 S I I P I L105 N. st Hwy., La.Kuna 3 ••iea or 1.i.ill leaae for 3 .,... will carry 1st trj.191 detd. Br, CM. sus. ':l Br Mobile w mm ng 00 .. AVand BE "·CH llEAL1Y 494-1177 BR home. right on 11th .. , ••. Roy McCordl• RHltor $1!15. HB. ·~.Fee .• ~.~ Ull\I l1't rrny. Ne1v listing. $149,jO(). S350/mo. 646-6900 ~'6· •...----..-.. , & 172121 ('()AST H\V'Y. Wood, Glass & Wa te r Open l-5. Immed. occ. lot o BJ LE Home 1967 1!10 N54t~~vd. CM Balboe Peninsula
Prlvat. B-c:h '--i-'oil.:.l.l.ll~--'1 11 -i: 846-1384 & 213: 592·28·15 Scenic vie\\· ol ocean; one ll Rue Vcrte. Call 675-6900 t'leet\\·ood, 12X40. Immac.,
--I I ' BR ' ' II th ·-I d I ~ E Id 4,j' BAYFRONT. Pier. 1Joat, evl' , .. u ha 1, DUPL-EX ON ...... a c .. n uo.::au1. .g e
\\'hat more could a penon I ;H::;";;"';;'~"l~l;;:;o;n;;S;;;H~C=h=;;;;: li:_v ln•.. king·slzc mi;lr. suite. Fryl., CHANNEL f!'.rk1 .• =$4800. ~7285 or Lots for Sale 170 5 BR, 4 Bath. \\'inter or ..-:ant-! How about a charm· .. · • · · ... · · I ;~:;:;::;:;:;;;;;;;;;;::;·;-;;:-::;:··;;·::;·; I bit· In kltchl'n; glnu doora ~ _..,., '-""--"'-"--'"----Yearly. 67S-2039
Ing, well decorated 2 BR I• to deck ivith oi.:e11Ji vie\\·. A Upstairs 3 BR. 2 B~. sun-SACRIFICE 3 Br family ATTN: BUILDERS! Coron a del Mar 2 BA home on a aeneroua Aristocratic Style PRESTIGE real buy 11.t $48,500. dC<'k Do\\'llStaini 2 BR, 2 BA. park exW location OWl'lt!r Eut1lde CosLa Mesa, Lot
60x100 ft. lot ln Corona de/ ThrlKIUl this 4 bedroon1 tri· TURTLE ROCK rwnSSION REALTY 494-0'T.ll patio. new kitchen. Both trans. No rea10nable offer 63 X 275 to an alley, loned NE\\' 2 BR, 2 BA,
A11ll'. 'Ibe entertalncN 1 lr1 cl homr . Complrtely r:ar-Check lhffe features: WOODS, COVE CHARM remodeled. 675-5934 tor appt. refused El Toro Area R·2. With 2 BR house. Prin. dishwasher, 1rplc, washer,
dream. Only ~ l,500. Cnll pt•lcd ln luxurious oy•ter e ~ Bclnns., 2~ bllths 4010 River. 837-&162 only., 64S..5n4. ' dryer. Newly furn . Ocean
6f4.ml. 11•httc shag. Decks o!I each e Spanish tile atii uni Enjoy th!~ 2 BR & guest i 1 ACRE LARGE R·l -. mor lot. •lty view. Ocean 1td
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bedroon1 101• 11.unnlng. Fl'a-e , ... ,1y "'''" unit w/prlvate entrance. Y4 DOUBLE wide X40' + den. •.v ._ ~ .• 1 ~3 or ·~ 98 ....,, " n-AI p ddl T '' l A h be h ol B•»nlng, •~'. or s1rap. .,,.. .....,,,., "=-· i;run1 erde1· lined closets. e Spacious llvlng room All ne1v paint and Jut! one ..-....., • a e enn • n· t t e ac , on lhe golf .,,.,.,., M
fo11uol rllning. A womRn'11 • S di · block to the beach. tcrcom. 5 BR, 3 car gnr-course, pa.rt111lly lurn. D~f • 7>§!~exl~\.'O~. ~429=-Go~m:•:•~· ~S~a~•:i~C~o~sl~•~.;;';'~';;;-p,;;:-2ij, eparatc n1ng room S91 500 ~ $10 ooo Ph ••• Cl t rli':>:1111 kllchl'll wltn blln e You O\\'n the land Red Carptt, R11ltors B.Ke. • • 11 """· • · one.....-emen e. GROOVY Boch Pad. 2 Br
1h'11k nnd hu't;'C pantry. As· A good bu,y at $63,500 497-1761 HARBOR VIEW 1,,0,,•n,,•,_r:. ====~= Mobile Home/ Mobile Home. $115. Stu· ., __ The Ocean I, '"'"'I••,., loon. Coll CALL 552-7500 WHITE WAT.ER VIEW HOMES REALTY 20X43 PARAMOUNT, 2 BR, Trailor f'ark1 172 dcn~i.ngl• ok .
.._.. The Rea l E sta te Fair 833-0780 Costa. ?t1esa adult park. H find 547 9641
From >11ur tron1 sleJ'I. \\';ilk I ... s3"6-"2"S"S"l "o"r"8"3M"""l3"3""'I VISION 1'.fo G. I. l..o11n. 2 Bdrm. & ·===~~~~~-1 \\1a.lk to market. $8500, DLR 5 S"I'AR P.foblle Home P&rk. om• ers • one shOrt block and 111111•'11 d~n. 2 bath~; lots of d~k· NEWPORT Beach Triplex. 5;]7-9390 186 •Pllet'I dlx, i23Q,000 Lagune Beech
the boe!s retum ·11 l 11 t ' -Ing. Snle or lf'flsc. S49,tioo. for Mle by O\\'l'lCr. Loe. inl-"""'====~~-down 1=-cL retumed """t
' /\' -<'' ('.\I.Ir. CLASSIC · Popular • red hi' II desir&b\e \\'e11tcliff Plata 'VATERFRONT Cab8.!'lll. 6J6-3i16 ~ &il-2374 ' "6" 2 BR home with trernendou11 Take an early mo111in~ -~ :: !l\y mod. I BR, !pl, 6',f, -GEM-are& of Ne"'port Hts. Nev.· -Adultt only. $13,000. ocean &: park \•iew on QIH
: the bea~h. All 1~1~ •;11t ','.\ n~.,1u11a1Jlc loan. $42,950. 120-t~ Tu11lln Ave., N.S. pa.int Inside & out. !.1us1 Olli 548-oo53 or 675--1996. Mountain, Dtt••rt Drh't!. Beaut. fllrnlture.
yours w en you uy 11 : '1'0 !IC'f' 1·1111 BKR. 96.1-;Ql. REALTY REALTORS REALTORS 642-4623 see to appreciate! $56,900. 8.'C35 FLEE'nVOOD. $1100, Resort 174 Yrly. $425. 675-4048
l'paCIOUI 3 BR. fan1ily rooni \',\ ,\:-;..;;U~IPTION • $61.500. Univ. Park Center, lMne ALMOST J.~ 1 N ISH ED • Olli: 552-8138 2191 Harbor Space 2, Cotta Houaos Unlurn. 305 home wtlh huge mruiter bf:d. l'••-·t'"r nt•u, 5 BR. pool, ,,,.. LAND nd I •-·· k '" ~ • 143,r:>O Ful'" lnaulated, 2 * BAYSHORES * " · rooni a ow. H1W up eep. :: 11ty. encl part)' area. Qwn. CONDOMINIUM R, 2 ba 01 lie I Only $96,500. For appt. call ui· \'cry arudoua. BKR. B · r;tlc, wa n Fantullc Bayahore Dr. Def;ert }lot Springs 4 Moblll·Go="'='..:'..:1 ______ 1 644-7211. !'.lm·i"'ol. AN ALPINE RETRCEENTRAAT ~ closet, sky1\J[ ts, beam Approx. 2600 sq, fl, • BR •• , home land _ Sl' :< 8J' _ . .
.., ... ·-iiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiii THE HEART OF u celling, 1011 of 111~ 1025 family room, Steps to the ~ mk. from clubhouse ... 2 BR Villa Pacifica S 285
CASH 24 HOURS GI RROVVIENSE. 3 BEDO.R2ABNATIIC E. Oro St., nwn... "" bearh. mo,ooo "500 Call -a BR Vlow Laguna ' ""°395
• EMERALD BAY 3 BR CAYWOOD REALTY ' . 3 BR Kida A Pets S
F Y H AIR CONDITIONING, C0~1· 3 ba View from sundeck. ..." <'Mot .... 0 1290 Near·Lancuter and Edward• 2 BR View Balconiel S 400
or our om• MUNITY ASSOC. Po O L 1139,000/oUrr 497-l l81. ll"t............, ""o-Buslne;s Property 154 AF'B. Great PotenHal Hotel 4 BR Harbor View S 475
No hidden coats dela)'L &: PARK ACROSS nlE 1--~~=-----NWP'T HGfITS ill EI s.!:e 4 appx. 10 acres fl00 ,000. 2 BR Sho1-ctll!fs S 493
DUPLEX NoR obSllgatlons, 1~ __yz:1 l'xp~ STREET. O\VNER. $31,500. 1 .L-•~f~un-•_H_ll_ls ____ 1 ?l.lode:na, 3 bdrm., 1 ba COi· Sl'OCd,REI FuBLUDG,1 ~t ~"°!· Clill 646-0555. 3 BR Bay Fronl s 495
S B A HEAR REAL TY 551·5Dl. lage. Lot 50xl27 A real .. · Y eaaeu. r1·111. 3 BR Cameo Hl&hlanda s 575
ha1·p 3 b<lnn., 2 be.th+ 2 842·741 Eves 961-1178 l iiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilRECENT CANCELLATION chunner. • S39.500. only. 'Vrlte Cl&&1lUed Ad Near MOJAVE • BARON 4 BR Golf-Course · S 640
bclnn .. l·batb; xlnt cond. l !!!!!!'!!"~~~~~,,..I Ope n T.F.$. & Sund•y save $1200. Rustle 4 BR. 2 Bkr. S48-77Jl. eve. 5S74i1T. No. S.1, c/o Da.lly Pllol, VAU.EY-appx. 5 aere14 BR Spyglass $1000 ~n~~t~~n~~~:n:r~ LEASE·OPTION 1477l GroVt'vlew. A!sumabl«! ?~; e p f~a~o~~ -~~~ft1~ e OPPORTUNITY e b~1?r: ~~~· Coila l\lesa, Sl9.ooo. Call 646--0SOO. 67~·722:5
10 M'll. 3 BR, 2 BA Tbwnhouse. $100) Tt;;.. loan. No costs. 3 Yr. cathedral beem c e 111 n g. Saleltrndc-lovely Lindi\ J.11lc Comm. cf al 675-722(';
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MORGAN REALTY Down, Alsun1e F11A Joan. 4 Bdrm, 2 baths, upgradM Prime lot. $37,750. :>% 4 Br, !am. nn, 4% b.. Pier P r lSI
673-6642 675-MS9 !'tr c p It.cc, new ihag alAO new <:pis &. drps. Down. LaJtuna Hiils. Just & $Ip. $240.000. Denlaon A$·1 __ ,_o~pe_r_ty~-----c~ll~ &._~Oho' Nc>:itt $37,950. or lrn. oU San blei,,"D ~ &: llOl'. 6TO..-t.ll1 NEWPOR.:r BEACH and •
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THE DIRECT LINE
642-5678-
llAftSOR~VIE\V-H 11; L-S, .r--r {o ~' -pp'·" Q• ....... -A~ .... ....,,rrr-ct2= --.7nft.. .,.,,.:&.s Call >UC uuu 18'"" ... ,.1 ;,;,";;;;"u;;;;·~;;;,;~;;;;;~;;,;.., ... ·;;,;;1---l.4r-n.uau. NORTl-1 BLUFt"S trllcveJ Primo o ... ~1 Sito LUSK. Large 3 BR, den, ctnter. Cheaper thlln rt:nt. J.lan1p10n, (71-1) M0-1840 2180 t ......, ... ..,,, 2~ Ba. Tiburon Model w/2 As.k for Dale, 9Gl-6746 A BEAU't't on ~up er N" aq l overlooking Back For ~t repair & .11tles
trpl:ca, bctlnt clnn. Uke _,.belt, 211 ....... -••'-La9una 19u1I ~ " mt1. Rcductd lO BUI Grundy Rltr. tm-8161 ~., v 1 Huntin9ton Continent el •·~~· ~-.. r·~ "*" SS2 250 °'4'N' 641).qJffi """'" 'lt'"'et street. ew. 3 BR ~BA $21 execuUve atta. Very lharp, PR&llattng Sale by OWlM'.r. ' ' . BALBOA Is.land·Marlne Aw.
$96,fXXI Unchxlu land) Prtn. ~ Durham .BOO. 4 BR, 2~ BA. !Iv. rm., Now only $75,500. for 5 BR P:=:;.~o ~y ~For 11a!e or exchanp. $210,000 I =-,-=~,.-----0~ fi44..&319~ bu 2 BR, tMt BA. $19,900, e.~tu~'ia~~·c ad~Zd • le den, beach Jklc = 2 BR. den. 2~ BA. S&l,500. $5,$.34 Tax lhtlltt REI ~ltatt 112 • , lld« 9872 c.onunenll.I Dr. ttudlo dark1'00m, f;r ea i Shores, 2 )'l'S"lMw, Cu By appl. only Call 673-.2441 8.7% Retum 1 ....:~•::•:!!:':!:"'°!~---~~l---;1.iliiiftil/\iiiiIT-Watlll to lt':IJ. Ranch 1tyle BKR·· •"7711 --"'1 u 17 1 1 "l ~ •1 _6 C()Mmunlty. Rec oe n t t r RfaJonomlcl, Bkr. 6iri700 __._,., LANDLORDS!, 3 BR. 2 BA home + new · """" · ' ...... ""' "'II;! nvestmen • .., ,,,.,... -,,...~ w/1--11 --1,, pool etc BEAO:I HOUSE beat area, .E:XCllANGES a ............. ~
2 BR apt on Jee lot nnt BY Dwntr • Superb .f BR. Turtltrock lattlln ""'1k"'t~ ~~: ~22. ' s1ep1 to ocean. $30.000. ConclomlnMnt Ini.in • lrtr.in, ft.talton We Specllllze lA Ne" r r ~clvrk, So. of HWy. ~nBA~t~'i~~ r~:g.$642:: 4 BR. 2 BA, &13-3(16 ~. BY owner: tee. 5 BR 0wne:r Call m-.2445, for tale 160 Box 338, CdM &Mlll :"~ eoo:.-:1 1~~~ e 67J,.,,~ ln town. $110,000. $M11• Ln. 118. !\16-1781. ~-,uni hach si-ru,~lh. xi, nl locs. Pris' ~o'°'o 8!:.YCREF RST -, ~r • !t.:..~ 2 BR. P'lm nn, bltlnl, WID RMI •• , ... Wanted~ vtce r, IREE to ~ou: T:;, ~~::::.~-~~--·I -- -qu '"' ill e It "•" • ge. • • • ---ln 1ar. S38 CXXI 841).3747 att ~ Vie •
SECLUDED PVT BEAQf l'l\,\NCISCAN '0"""1"' 3 OPEN SAT/SUN ·~'" •!II<. ll4,9110. . 4:!0 Pm. wk d"J'•· PVTnuy' PIAIORM1i, -r,•r-;rE ~ ·.:u.viilw RINTALS
Qcfan_ VlirA', 186 Shon!cllff 1sr.1.~m ~ oe,;~:!~u.I =: BRAND NEW Lido-Isle STARTER DUPLJ?< $.\t,9!50. Duplexn/Untta FROM PVT PT'f 539-3962. 673-4030 or 4f4..32J' 4 Br 1225,llllO. 6=9 BMr 4 IR Xlnt cond. Ownar 1 apt vac. I _ ---::
CHio -1""'11 IOI " Oro s··.~ FANTASTIC BUY Own/Ari fJT'>-02! "' 162 HOUSE wantod. Pu1 Pl> wt!! I BR Hou,., Npt Bch.>125.
UY Owner, SUR, 28A, Olenn 11 ..., '""" Ba.e:k door to betch w:t1lk KEEP TffF. B0170M OF' NEW DUP. LEX pe.y all ca1h Jor local C.M., Sll5, ' BR's, C,M.,
tfalecrewt-exlt buy $32.900. .Mar hon1e, v&eant. $33,000 12'8 Moml~dt-$82,gj(l w/ ttnni. C'OUrt adj. 4 BR ROUND WASTE BASEKTS property. $4MOOS. Sl40. Hnta: Bch, Sl.50. 3 BR
"3 Br;-2 fta rortn-cr-a~1u111e nnn,-.-.......litl52 r1nani&. TRANSPAC 67S-12lt + t.y vu. Low t Rx e II la clean by plactng a Pl 3 BR, 2 BA HO\llf + Sligar Bowl, C!>tton Bo~! ~~· Ftt. 979-l43D ~ % F11A. OwMr 541-lAlO MJrna 4 BR, 3 BA. rn. wet b.r, ooiy ruden paOo. Now pl•te-111 the--t,nrtom of -mt 2~rM Apt. 'rrplci•1, Ot1nac J]owl or an~ o£UJXE • 2
SDXI. 1'0TAL DOWN. 3 ~ OWNE'R '19.R, tr, tr])lc 4 yn ~ sq. ft. Newly dee. $10,0CO le&1. JlurT)'l 0~ buket. 1\irn k1le ltl!'ml tnr 1ar'1, pe,Uo'1, )''&rd'1, etc:. of bcrtJl will seU with 1, Townhou.c. Rec re at I
2 BA. Auumablf' loan. Xlnl old S4tM dwn, a11ume 14, pntio, S 5-lr!IOO Ownr. Sun. 1·5. 425 Via L[tlo Nard. cMI\ with a Dally Pilot Nnwport HeJchta. Diily Pllot OwUltd .Adi center. , pool. $S23f1nontbj ~------,..,..!,!.,!!loc~. Mrl~!.,:H!!;l!!!ll,:.;5.1!r30ll0~~!!._ VA S31.ltmn l'JPJ, ~12·9:1CL1 ~4941?=co'lo.:;I'-------~1C14, Chu1.11iflfd Ad, 642-5678. Call Builder, 6*4t14 ~. !-:!:::::::!:0:,_ ____ -.J .
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Grr•I D1n1 Pol nt Legune Beach Furn. or Unfurn. D ~.;;":cP;,;l•.:;•.;; .. ::..;.'..:":..'"::;•c__;::345= AptL Fur:n.
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CIRLS! H<'re '1 1 Br $195
yrly, Bayside, 11tv/ret.rlg.
NEAT 2 Br dplx. $170 11.B.
Nngt'°" or ehlid ok • now.
OLDER 2 br PX> Eaill 01
frplc, Child A pet. Avl.
SEE n i111 ·2 Br Cdltt, SZO.
niee C le D, kim k pet ok.
CLOSE OCC 3 br/2 b11 $235.
2 car1 fll(.'(f, kids le pet.
BAYSIDE 2 br/2 be. $350.
boat slip, utll pcl, 1.-nr.
HORSE 4 Dr, 3 Ba $350.
trplc, pool. For Fa"111y.
$ LANDLORDS $
FEE f'REE. Call U!! Today.
· $ ALA RENTALS $
Newport & Bay, 642-8383
lt Has 'l'hat Certain
$om(!thing
Everyone \Vanta
CALL It a Bran<t, Ncl.v home with ·a vie\\', a private
tennis roun & swi1nmlng
pool jusl steps a\vay. Or
caJt It a luxury 2 Bedroom
& den <or 3 l>Mrooml hon1e
with formal dining roon1.
firep]ace, lwcury carl)ets &
drapes, or call it the one
of a kind wilh a side yard
large enough to store your
motor home, boat or
camper! Loca ted high on
the hill above Corona Del
Mar in Newport Beal'h.
Close to Fash.ion l.!51and·. The
beach & !5teps to tcnnl!I,
5'\'irnming & Jaccuzi. Call
it your next home. For
lease. Call 641-->1687
""'~W.1tlh COSTA MESA
$8l).J!40·Furn Bachelors.
Sll.O & Up-Furn 1· Bd~• ..
From $195-2, 3 & 4 B~
houses. families ak.
$165--1 BR. Unf. hOusc. IM·
MAC. Child. Yard.
SZ71).Pool table + 3 & Fam.
Rm. Kids & pets. g:ur &
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MORE!!!
LANDLORDS FREE
Balboa Island
3 Bdrm. 2 &""' !l.10 .,lrr'JL PD. Small. bul S'l'UDIO, mo. per mo or l BR. $11$41'5
S3251mon. tmmtd~ ri:-:= i ::->"': .\'hpn:, S50. per 'Aic 'Ul June 22M. NEW 0£.'COR. Priv. aarage. NEW ck>lux~ To~'nhoui<'. 21.C:o:':':•:M=ou=======C:o:•:l•=Mo=: .. ====== Br + den, \\·et bar, ocean1
t..'UPBn<')' 496-mt ~ • N". •t: • autl· Utll1 pd, Quiet mat1.1tt man. l..l:ldcy rm. Newer _Spa..niah
· · fill view. Sml pct ok. no peUI, 615-3613 Ad ·" "· •·· 2 I So FRESH u sprifla, ~llaht. S2'15 • 2 BR.' No. end. Near ... t \..UmpO<;A, m · • ·
lhtle homt, 3 BR $285. E've-. bc'ac:h. Car. Yard.·iChlld! Newport le.ch. 01 San Otego l 'rwy. lTXll 495-44116 or e-U3t pel. -"-'..;.;.'-"'.;;.;;=---'I K~lmn Ln, UB. 842-1848
4 BR. i BA UPP'tf. View L 111--....L.
2 BDR!iif. SZJ5, Open~ 1-! $350 • 3 BR. trple. bltn1, pr-ot be.)'. Nr +alb St . A,·aU. ~una -~
3 3 9 6 5 A. l ca z a r or . agt, >'Vd. .lddll/pe1s v.·cl· tmnied. $35(1fmo. 6'i;>-49ll I 1)'1"JJ...t981 come. Bkr C. apts from ~ v.•k
Vista Del Lago ---
Huntington 8NCh NU-VIEW RENTALS o~;.u"p:;.'°'lc;;;•-;;.•-•;:•::..:u-0,;n-;.f~u;,;:n:..·---..;~3;;50~1 ~. Sl~dry~· ~Qe ~~ 673-4030 or 4:!»-3248 -4!M-9tJ6.
Pl NEC REEK
LIVES UP
TO ITS NAME
,;~~·. wlk lo brach. l yr.
lcllJ(', $400 .. per n10 +
clCBninJ. NC\\' Of'tuxt 1 Hit TOW!lbouie, ocean view, Y(lk
to bt!acti, UlO l1'IO '
dt.antng on leue. SJ&..28(13'
A'M'RAC 2 Br. 2 Ba. Block
from Victor H 1lll(I I:. 13<.'b.
\\1allc\ng dis, ~'Jl tOY.TI, Kllch~n. Din area. xtra Successlul-people In the know
!'!ittl~ nn. $2-tO on )'nl lse. live here! Costa Mesa's newest. OCEAN VIEW HOAf£ Corona del Mir RENTALS 1 blk 10 9Lh st Mach. 1 BEACON RENTALS
2 en CONDO ............ $225. Br. II Sa.. {rs dedc & gar. -:mR, 2:BA,' blttns.~ -trplc. _Lagwut Beach 49-1-~l O\·cr ~ lall tret'!I and 10 497-1617 nr &12--6636 lull'.ury Adult Apt.
1Lrean11 Yillh \\iltl?rfnll.5 Mesa Verde IT'S LAKE. LAKE. LAKE 2 HR llOUSE .•.•..••• $250. Co m plctcly red~rated. ocean vu, catbedral ccil. 2 Newport Buch
3 DR HOUSE ...•••••• $325. Wood le gla&&, yet very, car pr. pvt beach privl.1--~-------c1-c111c A rcl11J1Jng selling for .r:_ 117 '411 wur 11paclo\.ui nC\\' l· or 2· e llO~lt: AT)10SPllERE St.IH. I, Z. 2 &-...
3 BR HOUSE •• ., •.• , •• $.100. very cha.rrril.rlg. A:dultl only. $11Xlmo, 6T.M3'.13 aft 7 pm S3.S PER \\lk &: op 1 br,
LEADER.lilllP 1450/mo. \'Nr round. Huntington Beech 2 b1· & bach'•. eok>r' Jv,
REAL ESTATE Edtewater Real Elta tc maid &etv, pool . Tiit:
bcchwn1 Rllftrln1ent. }'tom Drh.!_Xl' 2 .~ 3 BR. R~ntnl Ofl',l .;.=======-==·-::::='=-==="='"="='°==:::I $170. i-~um!tw"e avallahle. ;JOO:) ~lncr A\·e. S-l&-JQ3.I
0 !11<.-o open 9:00 to 6:00. 2300 Newport Beach Apts., Room~ 400 842-4466 1350 S. Coast JIJa:hwl)' l\lESA. 415 N. NCY.'por1 Bl.,
LEASE OPTION $1.0CIO Laguna Beach '99-8'36 CLOSE TO BEACH! I NB &J;."'1.
F'rlir\'iew ltd .. C:O.ta !\lcsa. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 ;.c;.:;.;;,;;;.. _____ _
~ZIOO. * 2 WEEKS FREE * $27 PER WEEK 3 BR. 2 BA ICM'tlbou!lt. Bit-,_L_ldo __ ls_I•______ Brand NB Deluxe 3 &. 4 DYNAMIC lg. oceanfront J
Im, range, en-en, refr1g, 1 -:~. l cio!: ~bl ~~ati:1~ BR, 2 liA, yrly. $400. A\'ail . COAST APTS. Vista del Mesa Huntin~ton Beach En1ploy1-.1 "'lulls. Ot1 Bristol ffiO~I S165.00 ADULT GARDEN llO~tES · nr fo.:tlini.:••r. f..16-9172
Walk lo shopping. New car-&: 11Chl1. ~14 l81h St. 847-3957 3/1 Day 646-7103, Nile
pet &: lilt>. Cheaper than BEAOI, T~ Court, Bay I ,0673-~"86o:='==-~---rtnt. • ......,/mo. '-k •-r view. 4 Br. 3 +Mreat. Sl.50-2 BR. Bh·lns, crpts. BIG D\i.'IYON Hub-l•ase Inv. ~ ..u ov w/gardener. $695. 615-7414 .i-'-I pallo -~ -
* NOW RENTING * IRVINE AVE. AT ~lfo.:SA DELCXE udult po o I 1 Id t> HOO)IS S2Q \\"k up \Yllh
NE\\' 2 BR, 2 BA 10\\'nhouse ~10\•e In 1v/depc>ld!J1 nnly ~ari:ten bun~ll\O\\', nr ocean, kitl'hcn S.1fl \\'k up apt.
apts. PutlO!I, enclosed i;:ar· 1 BR. SIM 2 Br. $220 frpl, It'll patio, 6 pools, :H.\·97~. 6&3967. Dale, 963-6746. ... .-. ., ., c, ' ..... t"'' • 2 BR ~n golf rou1~. 3·S
Ml'ss1'on Viejo · & laundry faciJ. Coupl~ & ....-.:c1 ~ $27S., See to ocean from 1 infant ck. No pets. mo .• ,...,, mo. &14~. agcs. 125 l\ll"lody Ln. OPE:-. Olly & Night Seeurity, Pool. sauna. lcn~is. S-'6--0Z19. Vacation Rentals 425
\\"k day~ 1·6, ~11 & Sun I·:>. Jecu /, :.r. i . Rec. Bldg. Alwi 1 Br. 1' run1 $135.
cov'rd patio. 3 BR, 2 ha., SEVILLE 2 DR. 2 bas., 8-12-4664 aft S:JO PM. BACilELOR. 100 steps to
lomial Din.rm, Nr. Beach & Spertacular view, no main!. Newport Beach ocean, $150. Includes Ullls.,
1\'/cxcr1·iS1.• rn1, hlllia rds, L11guna N iguel
color T\'. I::a . Apt. has
dishi,1,·ashe.r. 1'£friK. shag 1·11t Yorktown. 008«! to Schls, $300. nto., 586-3009, 830-2808 r:.o::.;:.,;:;:;c.:..c:::::::;_ ___ !7'~"~1yt:o.,_. '""'~~:'m".!:14 ___ _
Not a Condo. 962-41;>3 Newport Beach Newport Heights
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. bl.tns, w/d'ry --'~-------1ENJOY till' 0ttan, (Sll'pt>: 1-"--"-'--..:.;'°""""---
hook·UP, cpts, lg fenced.yd , 3BR t.'Ondo. l\C\Y, rlP<."Orator away!. Te1u1l1, ol~mplc pool CLEAN 1 or 2 br. adlls,
..., iJ\'l patio·' or d1·1·k. *BR.AND NEW*
;,.i; .. ~~ 1 & :! rnt. :! BA. rron1
sm )X't ok. 82-11 Guilder, colors dbl ·i:ar \\'/opcnl'r rill Ne\\·p:>rt Shori;>s no !>(>IS, lgl' kit. Sl ·ID-$100.
HI 'S SL.RV!,-.~' TI) DOOlt $19~1 Unfurn. 1-· u r 11 Is he• 1!
•-'"_ .. _r_. ------'~<>;c.;:O:::;:iUO "' ""' unils Avail.
11.B. S350. mo. ( 213) fully t.•rpted & drpl'd, u,i;e clubhousl" pr!\'il. in 3 br. :!417 E. 161h, NB. 646-HIOI.
32:'.,...1020. of pvt1pool & tennis courts, 2
1""·1.,.,rl,!X lo\\'C'r dpllx \for San Clemenre
. CROWN VALLEY Apts.
NEWLY DECORATED l·BI{. I b-": fum. \(';irly .. ,. San UiP~o f r.1)' or Coast
3BR, 2BA, bltins, dbl ·gar, $37:> per mo. ..,,:ill )('Slit' . ;2~35f3"." mo. on yr Y se. BEAUTIFUL Ult"l. u111. Nr. bny ...... s •• 5 l111"y 1u lilllhul':-L 2373-i
GROUNDS 3. BR. 2 ba. lllilhlu-st, Lu g. Nli.;ul'I. new pain! & carpet, Sharp! option, prh't' J67.llOO. Call San Ocmcnte Re!!ldt•nt llott'.'l
$260 nio. ask tor Dale ·'197-1956 or 83.1-l!MO 2 Bit 2 Ba. gar, cloM! to $79.50 Pl'r ~lonth
963-6746 t"URN or UN FURN ocean, Ne\\· port Shore s · Quiet . Sccur('
lO ~11.J I I O l'\C'"'IY decor ···•••· ... ·.$::i1)(1 l71 4I K.:!l·Oi:W. 1u es . o cean. Lido 2 Br, Iba r um ... S:!:!5ol----"-'--'==;:;_ __
Adult family, no pets. Rers. Furn util n.lki d. 1 3 BR +din nn, Seabury East Blulf, 4 BR, 2~J bas. Uc. $225/mo. 218. B · 1 · \\' ~g 15 ancc
C\~se to bu s hne & stores . .; BR uni upt. \·rly •... s.ioo N ewport Be11ch
Gas llt>at & Slove. \Vat!'r.
Garage. Rec Rl\1. Laundry
Roorn Included . Alr/cond &
S"'lm'g Pool. Adu lts, m
tract. $350. Walk to beach. Lge yd, gardener. Furn o evc17ff.h111g.
Su!M'r sharp. !J62.7859, fi;,O. oc Unfm $590. mo, Cedar, 57>l393. SAN CLEMENTE associated 962-1495 &>t--0238 Apts. F.~u;.:'.:;";..· __ .....;3;.;60;:: I HOTEL
GHF.AT AREA' 3 BR, 2 BA, HA'.RBOR VlEW 1-IO?ilE -B•lboa ltl•nd e 114 DEL f.1AR. S.C. e JX'IS. BROKERS-REAL. TORS
102~ W lalbo;io;i 1111 ]6iJ tl-15. Kids & JX'lS ok. 4 BR. 2 BA. Fam Rm. Apt. Unfurn. 365
Homefinders 547-9641 f'rplc. Water & Gardener YRLY. ,j,.ry des Ira b 1 e
2 BDR~f. $175 & SISO
Hacienda de Mes•
160 W. \Vilson No. I C.~I.
2 BR, 2 Sty, poo l, air-cone!,
l'\c\\'. $235. mo, Ask !or
Dil\'C, !Hi..£208, ~767
U~~1\Clf AREA • 2 BR. $150.
Ulil Paid.
Homefinders 547-9641
2BR, for lea.sc, lrg front &
rear fenced yrds, clean, $150
pl"r mo. 536-5T';i(}
Irvine
incld. can 641-6146 or Adults only . Upper 2 &, Bilbo.I lsl1nd
6#-l2$. J Ba. W/w. fltilc. 'l'erratt.
BL u r F s TOWNHOUSE. BBQ. Xlr~ 11!.ze liv rm .
Spacious 4 Br., 2~1 Ba. $300/mo. 67 5-898 9 or
PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS 2 HR . adu!1s.no p c t !.
DELlf.\"E :ZBR apt including Sl&.'>/l\10. Utll incl. Crpt~. Jx.la t dock. on Grand Cu nal. drris. D/\V, garb. <.li»pl. Bacht'lor 1 or 2 Bl.'drooms
REDEC., pool, vie\\', schls. 673-2197 Little Balboa Island, ~rl:y Pool. and To.w•nhou:.C'S
NE\\' lBR, 2BA, fpl, col. $350 per nto, no t'hild~n 241 ,\\"Oo:·adn, ('~T r~l&-120-1 1-'r. SUH.50 011t:n 9.U Dail> S47J. CHI! to !I e c ,
TIHM-3973
NEW exec 4 hr, 3 ba \\'/
180 degree vu, tenrils & pool,
$550/mo. Eves & wknds,
TV, all bltins, n icely1~"~'~pe~"~·-"~"~ne~'~=~='~-D p Spa Pools T;.•nnis
Co On. d I M an• olnt Ac-" fron> t···shi<ln Island dee. Avail by wk or mo, I--'---•---'-'---. . at'J;mbor{'{" 0;;' San Joaquin ~lln!~. ?.:;[.(} ~?Jgj21 2 BEAUT sunlit 2 BR, 1 Ua Luxunous l'Ustnn1 hu11t 2 Hills Road
dining area. bt'ani <·In~. j ~room, 2 bath apt. Built· (714) 644-1900 Biilbol Peninsul• blk 111: stcn.-o, \'ll.cuuni, .Gtearn __ :,c,.;.;.o.,.:.;_---~ 3 Br 1 ~{a Ba. nu pa.Int&: cpts, to tennis ct. Saiel. Ulil balh, self cleri..ning 0\"('0, CllOICE Io ,. at lo n in
644-1791. .
Harbor Jilgblanda area, -$S5 w••K &·UP . ind. ~7:245 or 67l-9403 food center .& muth l'()QI~ We.stclill. Pool. l &. 2 Bit
2 BR. 2'B8 ...•. ':' ••.••. $.t25 ,.$350 'mo; (714) 646-7343. • Sleeptna RoOml 2 B}.:DROOM, 1 b a t·h, Available ?i1'.8J"Ch 15th. Call unt:. Adults. J700 Bedford
3 BR, 1% baths ....... .1~ 4 (3 BR) homes In N"pt. e llousekeept.na Rooml carpets, drape!!, Pool, ol96-1S13or493-l742tosce. Ln.
BR, 2 baths ...... $31!114.50 Shores yrly lse from $325 e ocean View APtJ $215/mo. 6T'a-«.62 2 B9ru.t JI~ BA, garage, 6~ $!'5-$22:1
4 t::R., 1% baths ••• •· • $.lOO CA vwOOD REALTY 54g..1zOO BALBOA INN UNFURN. Nie<! 1 Br. Apt. sla.·e, ref rig, crpts. drps, 2 BR up[lt'r dplx nr OCCAn
4 BR. 2 baths .••••••••. S370 -~=~--~---1 105 Main Stttet Corona del Mar. $200 n10. aTI i,1,1th ocean vie\\'. No $225 yrly, no pct/t·hilri.
4 UR, 21Ai: baths ........ S'150 HARBOR View Home hy m.874.0 646-9303. kid!! or [!t'IS. $190. mo. shaR/ref/rangc. Av! A1)r 1
4 BR., 3 bolhs ........ •A= owner. 3 BR, 2 BA, b1m rm, 2 BR "'I . d .,..,~ ··~· ''II> "'' " •.• -·~~/\ -f I ... ·-1 ·~= ~ '''' •arp _, " ~""· .;\IJ ,~ ,,., ,,.., ~ .... ..., CALL 552·7500 rp c. ~ : '"" 3 BR & conv. den, frpl c. 1 " · · ... ·· . ., •
VISION
Newport Shores BA. View of Ocean & Bay. pool, irundeck. $215 Le:111e. J)ELUXI'..: : HR, 2 BA, i,1,· DLXE Spanl~h 2 & 3 Ix-dim~ Sl90!MO. Yrly. 646-8211 or SEi\1PLE R.E. 673-6415 occo n vll"\\'. Crpli:. din nn. fron1 S:>.oo 1110., fpl, bltns,
3 BR. 2 BA. garage. rov'd ~ eves. Costa Mesa ~~i~n~:~!~n~~~,,,:~~\~ Zi~~o_,;1~, lloas; Hosp. Adulls.
live
BIG!
from
$145
At Oakwood G'aodcn Apart·
rncn!s
GREAT RE'CFIEATIO*-tWftn·
rn1n~. saunas, heal!l'l clubs-,
b1111a1ds. tcnni~. p10 .$ oro shop. gol! d11v1ng ranqc , party
room. enc.
FUN ACTIVITIES: ftJl!·t•mf'
d1recto1, hee Sundav tJrunch.
aao ·~. trips. p11111l's, a rill
rno•c ' ll EAUl lfUL APARTr.1ErllS:
Son(ll£·~. 1 & 2 b<•droo ms,
f trll t llllfUfll W1lh all lh('
!'•ha~ t.1odf't~ open tO tn 1.
:;orry, no per~ or t holtlrcn
J,{Vf'; in lhl' all IW'W Dnn11
Pn1n1 ll1H'bor nl I hf'
ho•uu!lful 1\IAH INA INN
~IOI• I ;)~~i 1.>el Obilllpo SI.
i ~91;-2 3~,3 I. Kih::hen,
1-;tr1<'t1'nri1 .. , ,t, Ap.1rlnicnl.!'.
11 .. alt~I pool. 1lirt>cl di11I
phOIH'~. ll'IC\'iSion. Sllltr\ll
U.irh. In u 11 dry fncilltit'~.
n1t.'flinJ.: 11)()nJ. rlo!'if' to Sen
Clt>n1r11!o' .{: l.ag:una Beach.
(
001111• piny ln ou r
11portf111hi11q-. shoppin1t &
l'C'lllaurnnts. Sf)() v.·ec·k & Up.
Rrinl! this nd & rt'ttivf'
$5 off on first \\'('(•k's l'l'nl .
PAL.\! Sprhu::s · lor rent .
b1>riut1!t1I l11 l rv.'HY
Mnt!oinln!Urll, 11 r Iv at f'
('l'll111try o·1uh <:nu, trnnis.
\l•1n1•1 . 11r'f•k, \\' •'" k 1• n ii
f2 1 3 \l:i!l -16'Z O o r
'l.lllO !:'LE: 2 RH. 2 1,.-1.,
1 ,\,·an .tu1y, s1100. Aui:::. j SIZf(I , 213 -i!r:-0.1:?1 ro11~1
Pentals to Shire 430
YO UNG \\'nrkin1:: \\'on1an
ovcr 21 \\":tnll'fl lo shr bcaut
Hill at heaeh, S200 1m:ld!! I'll
util, 1'l'11t &. food. o SIOO &-
!!'hr ulil . 1 child ok. 673-0586
dr R.1."1--fl.606
r.IALI-; 1•')111nntt' \\·a11tcd to
shnn.> 5 bromom houi>e with
.; o!hers. ~1ld 20·11 pre(. .$90
n10nth. :,1~2006 Ask for
Tl"ri .
YOUNG t·emn.ll' d f's Ire s;
rnale lra\ICI l'Xf'<'l.lli\'e type
roon11111lh' tn shr l'l'lll for
<"lasJ>v rllrly pr nth o u i; C'.
1 fill)-IR:Jll h patio. Tennis. !Jcean & Pool. BAY VlE\\'·2 Br $ZOO util pd. $
• red ill $325/mo. 5ill>-2923 Adlts. Bch, pier & ~-303 155 & UP 2 BR, spill level. <"J)IS, patio. PARK Udo. coixkl, 3HR, 2 1J ~'1 E. Bayfront·UU\e Isl. San Clemente E. Edgewater 1-871-2866 GIGANTIC 1 & 2 BDRl\1. lndry, gar. 24521 Alta Visra ba, lrplc. puHo, · htl'd pool,
2 Br split level, frpl, piei; R.E;\LTY REALTOP.S 2 BR. lg!! kitchen, bale, Nr You &I it's underprlccd? 496-1~. fl.\'ail. l"lcau, I yr lst>, 1\1>111.
Oakwood
GArden Apartments
12 (;Uys nl'C(I n:111pon!!!iblt'
neut roornrnar~ for nice 3
Br. house on 11.alhoo Island.
6T.1--761::. for boat. Spect. vie\\·. ' Univ. P ark Center, lnrinc 2 BDRM Condo, all faciUtle11, bcacheA & ~tores., $235. Incl That's "·hy lhcsc apt!'. Fountain Valley 8?.ir-TJ6~1 ===~~.,-.,...
,j73=690016'1S-3331 /67J...1766 11=:=1=1=:::::1:::0:::::0:::::0:::::0:::::0::' I $185. Open Sw1. 1·5. Utlls 642-3519 \•;on't la!lt long. Crprs. * EJ\!,I BLU~·F 2 Br, frpl('. CHARMING 2 Br, wtfrplc. 11, Tal-4981 or 496-0748. dri>S, stove & reltig. Lot1> LUXURIOUS pool, adults, uvail Ap111
50 f"I' from the water. $325. Wt> presently have a fine University Pirk Costa Mesa o1 green lawn . Covt!rt'd 2 BR. 2·~ BA. dhl ~ar i,1,·/ ST:il. !VJ! An1ii.,'(l!I 644·0'J06. =Y=rl:;;.;y.~67!>6022°"~~· -~---I selceUon of 2, 3 & 4 Unbeliev•bly Be•utiful I ~gF~e~~~vei:'° (lJX'b~k autor11at_1c ope~r .. burglar EASTBLUft'. Lovely 1 Br.
Ntwport Be1ch/Norlh
Newport Be•ch/South
1t1~ •t 1 .. m• t.o12.a1;0
S.lboa Peninsula bedroom rentals from $280 3BR. 2BA. nr pools & teruU!I VAL D'ISERE Garden Apts. \ E f N .... ah1rm. 1nten.-om \\11h A~I/ adults, 00 pets. $111>. Call to $450. mo., as well as courts, lowly patio .l · o ewport Blvu .• & l FP.t. stcl't'O radio. Good lo. 64().-03.19 for appt. to see. ~ IMMAC bay!' 4 ~. 4 ba. resales in the area. We are •-"-. ~15 .,..... """"' Adults • no pets. FIO\\•ers blk. So. of Bay, C.P.1 . c11tion l\tnny extras $275 5~--~------vv .. .Dl he to I YOUR housing ... U.Ull ... QI~ C\lel')'Wher'e. Stream & &12-8690 . • . . SPANlSll 3 Bedroom 2 Ba 1nt1 An• Lrg encl patio, boe.t !5lp, re so ve , Conclom1'n1"-rfall '°' I •--Rm Ask !or Dale. 963-6746. fire-ince. _,,,, N1': ~1 ::::.:;;:_"'"------•-~--·t A il needs: ...... wale • ..., poo · ......,... · GRAND OPENING H I ~ •-CHOICE crpt. U<:'UJJ. ............ • va F 31 unt ngt°" Be1ch l !O!lpltal. Adult'!. 64424<».
Apr L 1825 Yrly. By appt. urn. s Sauna. Sgls '" Bdrm. ALL UTILITIES PAID :.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;1ri~""~7ii.i~t&ol
0
673-3449 Fum·Unfum from $142. 2 Bdrm units, 2 children • l·BR ... Sl2D / l·Blt ... $160 LAKEFRONT
wner. · Lagun• Niguel SEE IT: 2CXXJ Parsons, 1ve _lcome, Dish~·ashl'r, UNDER NEW Util's pd. Nr heh, gd pkg.
LUXURY LEASE 642·8670. n.>frrgerator, r;ing:e & oven. MANAGEMENT 67:'r-01·14, 6~524 LOCATIONS
(;JHJ .. c;; to ~ha1•• J BR Pcnln
:1p1 bl't\\l'Cn . bay & bcal·h:
S1"1 or S:-6. l;ar. 67~R'.!'JO.
\\'ANTF:D-i\1ATURF. male to
shr 4 Br hsc &: util. 00fle to
hf'ach, HU. Sl().). ~.
NEEO 2 ff>tna1es to
lal')'.;'e !uni hou!IC,
Point nrea. 493-5.~
'"'"' DaM
Garages for Rent 435
MINI WAREHOUSES
STORAGE l':: o~n1!;~~r. hy RPfl p~~1~m i1~.a~e'!.., ~~i QUIET litlle old fashion 1 \\lalk·in closet. Pl\tloc, 2 HR. 13ltns, ne1vjy ~Bl{. I': ha. r-ori11'r I floor VERSAILLES be 55 yrs. or oldl'r, no pell'! Br, apt, lmmac, nu kitchen. garage. Shag t.-.i.rpc!.';. Open ilccor~tl'd. cnel gru·ugt>s. I? beach, $JOO. l{Wi Olive
3 BR 2 ba view home. Lrg. $350 ti! 493-50lS curtains & rugs & all utll. 1·5. 191:> \VALL ACE &autiful landscapint;. Lrg SL No . 1-lovc·in or Move-out $400 Lease 497-1660 or 1st Western Bank Bldg. + u · \Vant single working STREET, or <:all CJS Rea.I 1 I =''-~c---c----·I ON TI-iE I.AKE cha/'i:cs. .t·rom $7.50 IX"r
'"'-3288 Un•·-rs>'ly p-~-. •-•ne Condom1'n1'ums · ·u Estate, 5-l8-11"". Pay arl'a, a child's drl'am. San Clemenl• _.,. ,1 ......-~" ....... "'v' \\'Onian, 1'en10r Cl zen or "" Clo~ to ~hopping & S<'hls.1.:..:;.....:.:c...------·I At Soulh Coast l·1a:.r.n . rnon l,
ThIMAC. 3 Br., Ige. p a t lo. D1y5 552-7000 Nights Unfurn. 32C couple, non !5moker, oon NEW BUILDING Children \\cleomC'. 81:2·0-l:iO; NE \V ganll'n ;ipl!!. 2 BR. Pool. Acapulco Aqua Bar lfan11lton &-~o?wlan<I St., IIB
Carp., drapes. Lease $400 M drinker, bus At door. $150. S17S & Up. DELUXC: l hr. If no nnl' 847·7?.J L 2 BA, $1 95.: 3 BR, 2 BA & Jacuzzi. SJ)cc:lat·ulnr 8 ALL PACE
Marsha.II Realty -6T:>-4600 2·BR. Condo .o •..• $245/MO; Costa es• 642-2616 Call Sat & Sun. Crpt/drps, tll lns , n.>Cri~. rish\\·sr. frpll', $250. Sre 111 ,\1·re L11ke \\' To\\'l•ring 1 9~1970
Corona dtl Mar 3 BR. 1-lome •.•••. $295/MO. RENT/LSE 3 Br. 2 Ba Con· $30 WEEK & UP frplc, pool. 1975 Poinona $220.-NEW 686 Crunino De Los !\fares. l'ouutnins · 1
"J-Mill ion Dollar Off' R t 1 11''-""'"--'-''-'-'----[ 4 BR. Home······ $300/?.10. do ryth Id e Studio & l BR Apts, AvP., C!\1. 645-7165. Mi.'1'. e 2 BR, 11'i RA i;ou1h of San O cmenl<' Cluhhousl". Gyn1. S:uui;t, ice en
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3 BR. Homc ••·•·· $400/MO. Children 16 yn or older. e Phone Servitt-Htd. pool 2 & 3 BR. AlllO F'urn. e \Ve t Bllr 2-2 BR apts, 2-1 BR 1t11ts ADULTS MISSION VIEJO
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Next To Spyglass 3 e:A~CH .R .. E"A' 14LTY2S!MO. E .Side C.M. 645-2345 • Chl]dreN " & PeBlt ~C?it Bachl'lors. Priv. p 8 ti 0 !5 .• Enclosed Garn~e close lo heat h & sho.,, .. ~~,g Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 Br's. VI~ 2 & 3 BDJU.t: units newly 2376 e\\'JIO~ vu., Pool. Nr. !lhpg. Aduhs nnly. • 12 l:Uock!I to beai·h reason ab I e ............., , from $175 per mo.
1:..n ** 551·2000 ** decorated, walk·in closets. 54S-91"'» or 645-3967 17n Santa Ana A\'e .. C.1'-1. • \Valk to n1arke1 .;92-7932. 3700 Plaza Dr.
l Bedroom, 2 bath home. LEASE 3BR Duplex. ne\\·, Adults & older children. HOLIDAY PLAZA lifgr. 113 ~ e Kld.41 & Pets O.K. Santa Ana
fireplace. formal dining, full y crpted & drpf><I, Turtle-From $275. 5 4 6 -8 3 9 7 ; DELUXE Spacious 1 BR fun 2 BEDR -Rl'Allor ~~16-~I.;,;"'---------Santa Ana
self-cleaning oven. Enjoy rock area, $380. Call 497·19;;.5 5-46-7838 apt. $1!i0. Pool. Ample park· OOM, 2 BATH 2 BR. fur IC'ase. All <'lei:tri~·. NEW FAMILY APTS. N'l'xt to South C'.oa.~1 Plaza
private community tennis &. I Adults ts IN QUIET 8 Unit 00~-I PLEX. D h h B Sh d 0 • 714-556-0466
swun. m;ng TV>nl in this or m-is.w. ~ ~A Verde. beaut. 2 BR. ~Po '"°A"" · C'I ALL EXTRAS & Garage. s 11' r .. ltn<t .. Ae Cflll, Gran pen1n9 •. =-----'-'--"--= •-I hag · I ......,.. mona ve., ... • A"·"1 1190 cll'J)!I, µnv. patio "'/yan1. 2 & 3 ' p k Ilk Rooms presiigious area above BY Ownt'r • Q.llverdale 2 BR, 11 • gar, patw:>, poo · uw !I, no pets. . Nr. 1-luniingcon Jfarbour. NE\~ I· Bit 11. ar · r
Corona de! l\tar. $495 per ~A& c~~~jg~I~~ C'.on1m . Ad S215. 546-0081 *5US CASITAS* 2126 Thu1in Sf. ~~:isoo $200: J\clultct <inly. I)() pct:o;, ~~ting!;-c~c·p::;i:';· &~i B_E_D_R_OO_,-,-,-u-;1-,-.-.-,-,,-,-,.-.
mc>nth -lease. 644-4687. MG-4245 S.l2 AM ntington Harbour Fum!Shed B8.chelor's &: SPACIOU.S 2 BR triplex, 2 A\'arl 511. 846-4360. lots: Gas & \vater Pd. Shag, frpJ('. e 11trn11y, · king !>UC
BIG CORONA ha!I fl nc1v mo. , . l Bdrm's, ExcepUonally BA, $170/nio. Crpl/drp!/ T \\'L\RACK l \ Pl IX'd 1V 41148.'11
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c et R or he LgE' r~am-nn, 2 tr,:ilC!I, close to bus. stores, bcb. • TROPICAL POOL • adults. No child)'('n, no pets. 2 BR, pool. 2 pvt pat ios. Starting at $169 +-dcp. BAL ISLE, SW. IX"r \\'k, w/frplcs lots of open ams many extras. $4l5., 552_8216 $250 incl pool & lndry. 414 Ford Rd, Cl\t. &15-5'4R9. C'athedral C'lnJ,!s, c~ls, .1 Newhope Meadows \\'inter, Q1uc1, ma ture man,
& stained "'OOd, views of 968-8446 2 Br. 1%. Bii., spiral level. Nn pe1 ~ .• n11rrJ or,, 517 s. Ncv:hOpe, S.A. Shnre·ha .. kit, 675-3613
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~~ ~. ~~ Island, Laguna Beach Newport Beach ~~~11i:ra::,Ga~ri:ld: i;:Jii~ 1tRGE 2 N BR stud Io. $275. Days IZJ,,1j9R-7001 ext 554-2600 NtCE room fn priV1ltc home.
OLDER 3 B 2 BATH arage. ear shopping. 2S7, or l'\'CS <Z131472-6!!11 Nc\\·port llt>ach. $110. 1=='=:CO'==='=::;::;:::;'==;:: 2 BR. 1 ~1 bas, Ille patio, · DR.1'-l. · BEAUT FURN 1 Br lots Adults. No chlldren/pels. SPACIOUS 2 BR from $159. ~pts.. C ii ,.. 1~ .. l blk Frplnc, 2 garages, large ELEGANT Renta1·BlufJs blti I alk Avail 3/XI. 2290 F"ordham, f 370 a "":)-·~'" cpts, .. rps, stove, yard. In the North encl or 2 BR, 2 BA, rondomlnium , of ns, poo' w To C l\I "~" ~As; Adult!! only. Pool. Rec Rm. Furn. or Un urn. A 12 ROOl\I offi<-c \\•ilh f1tntasti" beach. $275 mo to June 15. d-• •hOpplng, ml from heh $150 · • .,...,,..,., • Closed ,...,. •• ,. Pct!I ok. pts., . f N hO & La<> ... na. Children ok. Avail. upgra .. ,,,. model, c r pt !I. s1~ ., • F u f VIC\\' 0 ('\\' ..... rt I,,, ' $325. Yrly, Adults, no pct!!, "M mo. A!!IO unfum . .>JI<> o , 2 BR/2 BA, cn>f/rlrnK, !'wl,.,.... at 17361 Kc_oe[.o;on Ln. Balboa Island urn. or n urn. 370 · · • .'~ ' . Now! '350/ per mo. drps, chandelier, refr1g, 19th St 548-M92 .,, .,. ... Catal1 n·1 ~'> !IC! ft $425 Eves, 671-5820 Edge\\'B.ler Real Estate king !:Z: bro, ale. $42S per 931 W. . · bltins. 2 kids/no pels, ~·1 0 nr Bt>11rh & Slfll('r. 842·0M9; , I · · · 1 rl ' iu ·r ctrrE C'OTI'AGE 2 Bdmi, ; 1350--S. niASt Highway mo, 64&--5616 64+-0970 1 BR, spacious 6 unlt bldg, hkup. Garage, pat l o. 8-12·4j{)4 ' 2 BR. upper. Carp .. relrlJ.! · Fountain Valley ~r . nio. i n~ u es u 1 ies.
fr-nlc. near Big Corona. like De\\', Kar. SlfiO. Adultc;, 548-8778. $190. 181 · H 3 BLOCKS TO BEACH sttWt': g1n11~e awil. $250 I Janitor SCr\'I(."('. carpeting .,. I ~Beach 499-8536 S.n -Ju.n C•pistr•no Cl\ Del i\lar. ~to., yr!y. 67'.'.-8379 -& lot.~ of lttt' parkin~. $275/mo. 4 mo's rcnta . FA NTAS TIC 0 c ean no pet$.' 2Z?O Elden. i 1. Lari::e 2 & 3 BR. r.urages. ... - - -j ~:srA"Ir..: f{F:Al.TY 640-1120
Kingaard RE. &12-2222 Vie\v-Brancl nu Jrg custom LEASE Sanl.Juan Capistrano 646-1512 alt 6. '> NE\VLY DEC<}RA'J'.ED l'\C\\' t·rpts, imint ,!;.:-drns. Corona de1 Mar I CUT OUT 13.0lll SQ. fl. in cla.<t.<;ic· Vil ..
NE\V 3 Br, 21i BA. frplc, 2 br, 2 Ba. Lrg deck 3 Bdr. -Condo. $275 mo. BACHELOR IV/ frplc. Util ... '!R w/gar. $15(). \\I.I' pd. Adults. No peh1. 425.A l2lh I 1nr1;1n Ql(io·(' bldg, do\\"TltO\\'n
gar. super ocighborhood! O\"Crlooking Boat Canyon. Credit Refer. req'd. No pd. Sl65. East.side. 1787 l .u t Orang-e A\'r "A'". Call ~t.. HB. I •OR ' .'il!tn :. Ana. h111iv1t1u~tl of·
$400-$350. 675-1076. I.ta~. Gu utll pd. 497-2630. child/pets. 6#-4347 o r Orange Ave. 645-&156 :\Ii F 1 to 5. ~3&4120. NEAR BEACH .... ; IUNDAllC• r1.·1·:<, ;.!-'l 10 1:,00 !l(J. ft
NEW lrg 2 BR. l ba, \\'/frplc, BEAUTIFUL Ocean Vic\\' 496-2999 sruoro. decorator furn. 2 BR. I V:i BA I Brand Xei,1,· DchLxc 2 &· 3 v(B/ I I Lcni;c any or all ,;pa(·e nt
vie\\'. dWiwa!lher. home on 1/3 p.cre. 3 Bdrm. FAIRLY new t.'Ondo. pool, water & gas pd, $150 pE'r ADULTS ONLY $165 Br, .CTPI/ drps, hllns. i::-ar. ·•orrs UVe In a ~ one X'l(' per ft. Avail. April I .·;~
500 Poinsettla 2 both, v~ priwte, New $170. Avail. ln1n1ediate\y. mo, avail 3/12174, 6'16-5330 610 Joo.nn, Apt. C 548-9573 514 181h St 847-3957 J,..,, ..... -. I er two t:.lroam W aln-1 l\tust Set 10 appN'Cloh!
Cotta Mesa ~~~i: ~i;1n!~ at~~ j ** 7l4-5.52·9'll4 ** 2 BR, 2 BA. Prefer mid· LARGE l story, 2 BR, pvt WALK TO BEACH 2 BR. To\\•nhousl". frpl~, dtuooed aoartment with 1 -54-'-·'~"-'-·~~---~· I
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ICE 3 BR den home 646-7711 ask for Frank only. Vacancit!u cost °'°':'Y! Rtnt dleage cou~ pets. $160. patio~ cfocadl. "1 ~~,,~"'!>.; 1 & 2 Br, cpl/drps, gar. ~J ~~i~R, t.=n:~~j I MU-to-wall shag carpet-I 1860C, NPT. BLVD, CM
itt exclusive Baycrest al"CQ.. Tbefaatntdrawinthe W~. =.,etc.~aa~= .,mo~~!~~,· uts. ~ bltns. 125 16th St. No IJ!!tS breAicfast. St>i>arate lan1ily lno."lp!ries.mz'i_. Nc-xt lo RcR.l Ei;tatc Offi~.
RWed fireplace. new .. .a l'M.lly Pilot Classified Qaulfled Ad. 'l!?1~.:rs!i~ ~~:.1iN~ ~ plea11e. 960-1230 Dr 8-17-3957 scctll)n. Close to ~pping pantiled living room, Completely !urn i,1,·/desks.
carpet, sharp throughout. ....... NR. New 1 Br, bltn.o;, NE\V l:rlnlt'X. 2 Br. 2 Ba. ' fine beach. 644-2611 I warmcolor aa:ent walls. I S1Z>. per. mo.
An apporhlne buy at $69,500. pet$. 64&-2T38 d~/crpt, pool, frplc-, ~ar. shag, 1i))W. palio. \\'t't bar, a kitchen full of buih·lns CALL
Bkr. 642-4155. C.~"O A\;.,_ J)1C ~Q.. D•n• Point &1u!Ls, no pets. 376 \Y, Bay, mile lo bch. vacant $215 Costa Mes• I (inctllllng distlwasha')., w .E . LACHENMYER
E N Cos M 3BR p J.'"tJ ~). (,ib J;I(/" ;J · ' 96S-714S • 61&39'l8 . !".:~~-. ti13·1j77 'fift. izcilA-to.18A~(' 03/23: Tit I 1:,GfJ, 1:'• ,t ~io~o:-: 2 BR. t bn., Quiet 11t .. CLEAN, quiet 2 BR, nrty LA l\1ANOI \ AP1'S Meet and mingle with BES'r RENTAL R,\TF..S for
Families only. Re.f'R needed. at nfriguing Word Game wifh a Chuckle refrlg, laundry facil. $350. ~1~~·s1~~6~.:a%1yd, Nr new bldg. \\ltr/gas pd, chil!1 NE\V LUxury ,\~!JI. clos'e to I nelghborsat 3 big swf~ I top location. Alrpon urea.
call Chuck Everett, Dnys htllottl try QAT I. ~N nto Inc ulll's. ok. "'; pelti. $100 & $165. ~hntf.t: .~ beach, Gt1!1 & \\'tr ming pools. jaeuzZI, bll-GOO & 1200 1'<1· ft. R\'ftll.
MG-4141oraft7pm, &tl-5TI9 Q ll.orron;t lett.rs ,01 the c.all 493-8001 LARGE 2 BR UJ'lpt'r ti! 7117 842-1652., Pd. Adulhs onl.v or fnnli1Y 1 llardrooms,partyrooms, 1 ~ttJLLA.~ RF.ALTY. :l lOO
Agt. lour tc:iombl.d _.d1 be-Dana Pacific RE'al Estate \V. \\!!Ison, range, child ok NEAR Ne\\' 2 BR, 1 blk ~·Jtt'Cn. Hll·ln~ inc 1 , and volleyball. At barbe>-lr'\'in~. ~10-2000_·~----J~BR. 2 BA. FIR. D/R, Jaw 1o form /ovr lit11pi. WONJ1, •• Dana Point •• SlGS. mo,. 646-8264 ' to shopping & hwy, 1 child dshwhr. Shai;t Crpts. Small ,.llflt by babbling brooks l;\tl\IF.:0.0t.cuJI. O.C. ;urpQrT
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ST;i-0171. · · · • UUl11 . Call £\.-es. ~11~2 $225/mo, 6·it')....4.IJ•I NEW APTS. \VAtK TO Pr\v. Patio!! rentschedu~ is da5i0ral Dn.Yll l l0-39-ll ar eves
TEXAS Sile 3 BR. 1195. Huntlntton &Heh 2 BDRi,1, new crpls. drps BEACll. l .l 2 BR. F'rom $160To$250pl'rl\!o. I wfthyoulnmlnd I M~0::.,:;-~;:::1 ==~=== Patio. Gar. Ktdl ok. & J>Ai,nt. Sl.55. 1.17 Sh&limar, SlSO 10 $235. L"\'TRAS. 778 Scott Pl. C.l\I. • BAYFRONT OFFICES
Homolindon 547-9641 I H 0 H A C ,. f~ $40 WEEKLY 646-'!572 5.14>2579. 647.-2007 I Uel•r91111M _.-..1 """" ........ 1 ... ~~. XIO
WON "T Last 2 BR. Dplx. • ;a. Execu:;:.JnSvitn CLEAN new 2BR. clo9c to 2 Bdrm, apt stv, "'tr pd. THE EXCTITNC •1111 Ire• &171. sq. ft . :r.lXI NC\\'fYJl1 81\'d.,
l160. Garage. l<ld5 ok. I I r I l n1 Yor 81.d. 171h. Sl6'. 1613 Sanla Ana .... ,. ""41 .. 9 ,1 •• 1 cple $14'. PALM MESA APTS. 1 .... 11, ······-~ I 10.l· PhO ... 6;;.12:11.
Homtflnders 547-9641 . . " -· Btach Blvd. 1t Yorktown Ave., aft 5 pm ~?2. 8 4 -. l\.f:INUTES TO NPT BOI :r.\rl•llll fre• NE\\! OC£A."'l \1TEW OFC'S. *
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S350/mo, D/w. Balcony. . G U 0 0 R . i Of c:ovrs.e everybody know• SJUDIOS & 1 BR's. 2BA, crpta, ~· bltlns, 8<t' t~. blt·ln•. cpu:. 2lJ. Adults. No Pets. Emm O.n Dl\'idc. Lkins E.Jtttes,
Pool. gar. 833-t653Jm.8974. j1 j j j that I Hli. JNtt t(lng beal fi'ull kltchtn pool . No pel!I. «m "3J...3505 7 ~ 00 l\lcsa Dr. S~AU.2579
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OFl'ICE SPACE *PALM & CARD I ... ... 11~1 LOC>J, ..... .,.!. hAulln( AUTO ; DISHWASHER HOUSEKEEPER • dilld
MISSION VIEJO READER * '= '""' by otudent. •. -m: lnl<l<. ACCOUNTANT/ LO't MAN CLElll TYPIST Exp... .. -ndable. -· • ""'· Jive.. In. ) " .., ..
Ill Sq. Fl. ii UP. OIOICE Special ~ading• Si. w/ad. -~:;_Ba.rry. 1235 or _!OOKKIEPER ~-o1· ~--~' dan. Apply Surf ilNStt'lolnB , pvt or~ 'Dt! 5:: LOCATION. 21362 Mar-7322 \Vtstmlnster Ave .• Schoolt & ..-...wo. lntu.~. OP'flifll In Newport"'""' "''"'•" SaJes ~t 5110W.-6'UIHwy, · · Ena" . '
prlte: Prtwy. AvaU. l.m· Westmlnattr. 893-9854 ol)(n lnilr"Jionl 57S MOVING, JfaWTng, ctn.up Bet.ch for FJC bookkeeper largest Ford On.le T)tpe m rn Ele.i:t 0 t SH\\' ASHER for Long, '7341lL me<tlately, 831•1400, • 7 dl.y!I. _, ttntah. ttaa .. rrU..ble. Ex· w/Rtal estafe accounting nitedl atead)' worker. • w.p. ' « Rettaurant, Corona de I H OU S EKEEPER/Babnil· omCE SPACE F 0 R ''THE Anl DAT IN 0 READING leMonl noo-profil per 7 days, 83)-7581. txOt"r. to mana ll e ac-ctlk'nl wortdna tcndllions. t)'pe'Wrtter. Mar ~r. Mon thru Frl. 7 to .t!J'..1, ·~ ~ M ., _ _..__ ,.. ... ...,... Olrlal. ]i' rn•ual Ho·--•··nlnt countlns function for sue-~-Don ~r or Joti Call For Appl. ' 61)-1314 own tnnsp. N.B. Reft req. n.c.M~ • • ......,ta ""• ~ UN.IU. v_...... tfttf\al developer. Send \..Ul~n. lndustral Rel do &14-6"1 aft 4 or wtmdl.
al Adams. Beauttf'lal modtm M-60 YR. Jtl'OOP. From 1he handicap 7. P . l'\.'IWnC lo Walter St'pul, 5S6 THEODORE a nt OONVl'tlmSllopl • doyl lhlf,l. ~ * JIOUSEXEEPl:R •
air Oluslc. janltariaJ, Clau privacy of yoor CA!lephone. Cwmoll.)'. M .. ~ ltOUSE\\'ORK. exper. C.llfornla Sl SUlte 2180 ROBINS FORD (714) 4f4..M01 pa.rt e, ema e qe ..,.,., Ow °" A Walfft 4 la BIJtc, Olli, P.O. Box. 743, G.G. ~. n...~.iH ble • •··-••blc San Ftancl.00 Cal.If 9'104' Apply in penon, 135 Eut Uve _In. n room tv. ~7--0ll6 .,. -· u '''" j I~ ~~·-ean ~·-. . eo.i?':.!!.""°' Blv'fu.omo TELONIC 171h St, CM l50/wk. &U-<ISI DESK Q>&CO ovallable S50 WCENSED SP!RITUAW81' _ ... _ AGGRESSIVE GIRLS DRIVERS wllh -ble lLLUSTRATOR • lochnlcal
mo. WUl provide tumlture Spiritualist readings 10 a.m. EXCELLF.NT HouisecleanW; LooklnJ 'lor a t/tlnlo8, perm. AVON INDUSTRIES car needed. Hourly ~ & oomm~la.I. Puteuo and -•t $5 mo. Anl'ftrin& .uvloe • 10 p.•n. advkt on all by day. Qwn lraJl!P:· ~ posllkm tn .a \'!:l'Y ucuve AMBl1'10US'..-ENTIWSIAS-----Plu----..-tilJI._ ~.___.Pizza 90me lnkirw;. 615--7300. ·
available. 11875 86aeh Blvd. matters, 312 N. El Camino Babysitting per day.~ b<>lttNue. Good opporjJJJJ)ty TIC? You would mali'e a L8lvn• BNch Man INJECT I 0 N mo Id tna
HunUncton Beach. M2-C321 Real, 811.n Clemenle, tor · Income Tax w/Jota or room for advance-perfect A\'On Repretenta· EIKtrontc AsMmbliri -ma ~h In e opera lo r •. * 1 h-tO. FREE RENT * appl. Call 49?r9034, 4!12'"9136. BABYSITTING In my m<'nl. Mu•t hfl ve expcr. & tlw. You CM run Your own F.qual 9Jlpor. En1p~r Sotderln.g rc:q'd Day lihlft Openl~ on all a.hlfta. Good
Delqxe l Ir 2 tm. oHice1 PROBLEM pl e gnan c y , home. Uuv,e yard. Near lnco,;,e Tax Service need a job now, bualneu, sehedu1e your own Pal Ele<;tronlc9, 6391. \Vtst'. ri:.:O. ~· ~Y ~ ~-AlrpOrler Hotel &: Rest. Omfidcnt. 1 y m pa th e t I c Ponw~ School. 642-3001 1 busl Call For Appolnlment houri & make the-m<:llll Of a CL ERK TYPIST minster Ave .. Westnul'l!lter. per r e c t 0 , San Juan
· pregnancy e o un s e I i n it • MATURE, d e p e n d a b I e , zr~n~ l~~tbr>r ~:a THE LOOK !!.,~! .,:;,e.mlng, opportunity, General otOce duties. Heavy IJ9.i..3301. Cap~trano
83.\-3223 9 To Noon .~!"-!°: & adoptions~ fenced yd, my hOIN!. Reis. (7l4) 675-6676 &14-6500 ......,.. .....,.1ot.1. atatllUcal typlng. Jll't 8-5. EXECUTIVES INTERVIEWING For Sham-
PROFES.SIONAL SUITE ~ Good lunchea;. 56-1067. In APPRENTICE Sllvenm.lth. B A 8 Y SITT E JL.-reliable, Contact Mr. Uttimna.n, $ $7 -Xlnl F.V. locnOon. 4 exam LIFE or DEATII: Lei our 2~ y1.:11.111. Fem:ed y1u'd. 1',or Appo tmeni mature woman. Permanent, liJ3.-3CJO. An Equal Oppor. 15,000 to 5,-PDO Girls , apply Heady'1,'
rooms, lab, pvt office, babies live. For altematlvcs Good care. l"'rlends. Any· Landtcaping =; ee:h :?~ 1: ee ~ j J...t dy1, 7 ~ a day + EmplO)'er. Sendlor ~ orllalcallNOTOCODA;f ~Z1Eaft Padtlc Coast Hwy
...,pt room. AJC. ~ to ABORTION call LIFE lime 646-M.16. 1~ D <""' .... & 1101ne eves occaa. over Prr om-Clerk 1 ___ .. wuuucn -:=· ==-..,,---,--o LINE 5'11·5522, 24 hni. pre cm:u. ayi J i-«u.;i, night wkend. 3 pre-tch ..... • inmn1. executive lnttr'View. JANITORJAL: Couples & , $.136. NU slore, oUlcie. 960'. BABYSITTING in my Eves 497-al85 child. Sal&r)I open. Own opening. Equal Opportunlly EXECUTIVE SERVICES. singles neeOOd for p/tlme , Air. li.iOl Beach, Hn1g Jkh. LOOK.ING for ,-arc!rec )'oung Corona dcl Mar home. 1''1.1.11 "LANDSCAPING'' APT. MCR. Jo:Xp'd Couple trans. Refer. a must!. Emplo)'tt. For interview me. eve, "wk. SUn lhnl Thurs. :
842--2834. . remale companion fC>I' 11.·eek· or part Ume. Gr.'r:E?I. For A Unique & Peraonalltt"d 10 m8J1Hge dt'IU~e 16 unit Spygllwl HIU tlrea. Call call 49-1-8595 888 N, Main. Santa Ana Also, imnll'd. opening for :
1617 WESTCLIFF-NB end Bf'tivities, tennis, etc. Carpenter Slyle In Lllndsc.·aplng. Color· bldg, N.8. >'tee apt or wkda.¥1 eves only, 644-8891. COOK· TRAINEE (714) 547·9625 I/time day Porter. Apply •
545 11q.ft . .l up. 5'1-5002 493•2866· !ICttplng & Personal Dt-slgn. Sl85/ per mo. 6Ta-4911 B A B Y SITT I NG , lite Salary according to exp. Pre-{'ee Jor conaultlng ser\'lce basement maintenance ofc. ;
B• .. tnns Rent•' 445 t.1ALE ~las."t'ur, hy rippl CARPENTRY · all types • Grunh•°'•"•'n~'G' ar•-ni APT. r.1gr-ReUred lndiv. or housework, pvt rooms nr fer no illudents. Exper. Not, an oiler of employment dally Mon thru Fri, 3pm-; ..... only. RZS-1876 1''.P.S. 10900 gU11.m. qaal. S(M?Clalb:e in u. epl . 12 unltl'I. \Vrite: Grove, beach, board, $25 wk, rrls pret'd., bot will train. Apply EXP'D Or Trainee female 5pm, 5.50 Newport Center ;
omCE on Newport Bl\'li. l\iagnol'U,.NME• .. TAE"l"'L'l1"N'·G ~~4~.i~j5 >,i;:, ei;tO I~~
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Blvd ~" 91h St. J.tanh. Bch. prtf, b"73-lls.l aft 6 lbetl "'~!_3:30 &: 4::11 pm, programmer, circuit board Dr. FaMion Island, N.8 .
avail on lease. Part. tum, FORT 6 pin. ewpor • ~. BABY SIITER/Housekeep. am.,... ... r llamlet, 1M5 drawing machitle. 2nd shift, JANITOR·Ma.lntenance Man. i
carpeted, alr/cond., prk'g. riaJm, ron:ls, etc. 527·3-WG Cost11 M11111 er, o\l"C1" 25, own transp, Adams, CM. Ask fur Mr. driwn Uc ttq. Interview Adult apt co1nplex. Pool ,
Approx. 1000 sq. It · • EXCELLENT Assemblers 8-5, $55/v.·k. CM, 919-46711 Hagen. hrs 9-llam, 17195 Slcyp&ric maint. exp req'd. Full, tJme
$250/mo. Warehou11e also Tr•vel _ 540 CARPENTRY e Masonry 556-8268. Citt:le Unit K, Irvine position. Start $525. CaD '
Calawlll i.!d~16 for contractor. RIDERS wanted 00\vnlown . Gencr!tl Repair . PRODUCTION BABYSITTER for Sais, lQam· COOKS EXPERIENCED Casually Peter My.Allister 5'5-2300 : ~-·1 & C 'l L.A. 8th & Spring area from Rf'asonable ratell. G45-l99S QUAL. Brick, Block & $tone. ASSEMBLERS 6pm, Irvine, ~ or Fiddlers Ill Rest. Ins. Agency girl. Par!· JANI'I'ORIAL Service now •
lndustrl11 omm Goldcn\Oo'C'SI & warner. work GENERAL CARPENTRY Patios a Sf>«', No. 2!lo597. · 5fil.-0744 a.ft 6pm Now Hiring Cookl, day or Ume. Full time. O::>sla J.fesa taking appllcaUons for full
MISSION VIEJO . hour.-9 am to 5 pm. S~~ft?~ 6~NISH \~~ Slev.·art Masonry, 64l)..-08,g1 lsl &. 2nd Shift. Al least 1 BABYSITI'ER Mon _ Fri, night shlfts avail, Company cfflce. 642-6500 a.ftemoona ~~~:"meed penonnel. '.
500 to 5000 Sq. 1'"'t. f.1a1n 847-1366. .ru Painting & year experience In touch up 12·5:30, $35 wk. r.tusl have benefits. Please Apply In
t lhOTOOghlare. 28752 Mar-liiiiiiii C1rpet S.rvlc.e P1ip11rh1inging of PC boords. Must be own car, 545-4197. petsCn, 24291 Laguna Hills ::::· f~~~tt~: JUNrOR \Vear Boutique ~
guerlte Prkwy. 8.31-1400. =, I~ JOHN 'S r .,_...., & Upholsle"" la1nlliar "''llh pans ll111s, BABYSl'ITER, Live-in, 5 P.Iall, Lag Hill&. 541Hit.U for appt bet 8 & needs axsist mgr. Apply In :
RETAIL 11hop• avail ot lost MCI Found Ori sha'; P 00 • c&~ I I blueprinls, color l"Ode and school children. Rm, bn:I, OOUPLE Wanled, relired, 5 pm. person. l\.lon-Fri. 221 P.larine miniature mall ln "Cannery . * Wll ard Paint "9 50\dcring techniques. Iv, salary. 536-1001. to 11it for mobile home adult Ave Balboa lslnnd
Vlllage" $110 to $180. 42J Retardants). Degreasers & Contradort * .... ..t. in exc~"""e for partW R dy ' 73-9606 all L'Olo.r brlghtcnen & .10 Salary ~1nmcnsurate Ylith BACK Office girl for busy .,_... • .... ..,. . EXP'D Ladil'I ea to ~ 1:1,· N.B. 6 ~r .Found (frff ads) 550 111lnutc bleach for ~'hlte RESIDENTIAL l'Xperience. Good lrin~e Costa P.fe5a Ctilropracllc rent. lBR fum apt, all ulJI , Wear, Full & part Ume.
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.,-u-carp<ts. Sa\·e your money & COM?i!ERCJAL benefits and ""orking •"On-ofc. X-ray, phys I ca I no pets, call d a Y lime 646-5388
I • Bank 1 Jo'inest Craftsmen ... 548-Ui06 eves 642-057'1 JOIN Bare ay s a by saving me extra trips. dltion!f. Send retJwnc or ap-therapy, assll!I exam 11 · ' · ---------
Brookhurst & S. D. 1'~ LRG. mixed breed (d1e~, \Viii clean living rm .. dining Ory\\f!usucal ~JJ::~ fily 1o: Exper. pref'd. 64&-0516. COUPLE. \Vork full time,
Stotts & olftcnsa1166 ~i;hi:""ck {~ ~llf ~~ rm .. & hall $15. Any rm. Plelllle Call For EtUmate BAR MAID. Waitress, days, manage 62 unit apt ron1 ·
by 4125/74 . Agt li I nd H B $7.50, couch $10. Chair $5. *642 sns ""111L..£.. Standard Good Ups Costa Mesa plex, Costa l\.fesa. Salary&: PRIME retail loc. next to No tags, c etc. OU • •. 15 yrs. exp. is .,.,•ha( counls • · v.v--Jiii( 646-9478 ' · ' romforlable new 2 BR, 2 BA
rit.cllo shack. APPfOX. 2000 nr. Edison 3/3 ph: 963-5697. not method. I do work Slate Lie. No. 281038 Memories, ln.c. BEAUTICIAN apt Sorry no pets or
SQ FT. atr oond. 548-3401 F'ND: Siamese cal, beige myseU. Good ref. 5.11-0101 . A Subsidiary of . chlJdMi. 645-4411
or ewt 54S-3210 "'/black face, paws & tall. MESA OeMlng Ser v l c e, QUALITY! All paintipg, Int. ,_&h. APPLIED MAGNETICS lI,air stylis.~,artistCo· get ~ ttlce f 1 Vk. M1alorl Viejo Near Via Carpe & phol ex . typeS, varn.,.. , CORP or your .... ent. me wo ...
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grQRE or 0 • dor ~~' del Norte SB&-8297 1 ___ '::1 hu · stendm stain, color ma I ch Ing, ..,..... S. Anne. St-I tor the biggest-newest-clean-CREDIT TRNE $IOO 213, Ocean Ave, own ..... '" e """'""" a a m po o e . ti 11· r d ".. ..~ Co • ...... na Beach, 650 sq ft, Bl.ACK male ..pttppy, White 557--6742. aCOl.l.! c ce Ing!!, n · Santa Ana, Calif. 97704 est shop in Orange · Men Bus. adm degree w/emphuil Ute mach. & gen. prod .
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..._.. chest n collar t :""'====~=--= Comm. Res. malnt. 4~8 & v.·c:i:mern; .... sly~ w/follow· _on ?n~ & a~Hng. .... 494-002.t' . " ~ ~~rett' ·ru:-khOol; e DlBERNAROO It Sona e p A p ER HAN G-t·N G "'I: M equal opportunity lng prefd ... ltali1'.bUtbs, J8.U .,Top. :Jntirnal:lorull <!a. MUBI· ~ -;u!1 ~t:r;_.~Ave,._,_
FOR Lease-Retail a Io re. 646-192'1 Carpet sales, installation, & palnllng. 21 yn .Hari:ior employer 8. Bristol. Call now for appt'. have a min. of 6 mo'a t!Xper. I ~::::~~::~::~:1~;;.;;;;;;;:;;;;;~I
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21x42 in shopping center. Costa Mesa. · repainl, 963-2639. . area. Refs. furn. No. 183281. 9i~ ask for Lynn. in credit or linfll\Cf! co. If j,
311 E. 17th St. CP..1. ::.;)· FOUND: Tortolse,,J Int e d STEAM Extraction. 15"/o off 642-2356. • BLUE UNE Operator-no exp gas 1.!i your problem, don'! FOOD SERVICES Ll."'GAL Sec, Probale exper
67'3-0140, 6To>-0'107, MS.. ~~frs~~~~~~C~e'. this v.•k. only. \Vork guar. HERBS 547.3561 ASSEMBLERS nee, Apply In penori on.ly, hesitate tc;i call In & register ASSISTANT I helpful, must have xlnt typ-
lndu1trl1I Rent1I 450 Sunday, March 3'rd 673-9250. &15-5544. AIM uphol. 1 Ex A $22 Repro-11 260 Newpor t ovC'r !he nh<'rte. ing & S/H skllb:, will train.
Cement, Concrete ;c.~usti~'$12~~ ~mexp.' Center Dr• NB ALL FEES PAID P /tlme, 2-l hrs day Call.a I l\1rsH. 1,vltt"'.,10,"'' for appt. Jo~D: Money found, 11·22·73 BOOKKEEPER/ BY EMPLOYER guna s ·Hl60. NOW LEASING Vic: 21st & \Vest Balboa PROF. \\'alicovering, stale Openings on 2nd !hlfl , 4 p.m. . , ~· Huntl~ton Beach ·approx . 7:15 Af..1. CEMENT & Block \Vork, lie. No. 279514. Insur, all to 12:30 a.m. on lempo1·ary MEDICAL 556-1100 Substitule, On Call Basis. LoJ:A.•vRERS "'anted for
N u 1 ,, .. ~ ,.~ w-•t . ..,.. _,.... 1 _~, ,.-,. -,141 • ., •'J86. basis, approximately 2 •r 1 be bl anal Serving student lunches. AfroAmerlcan & African
,... ~~ iu s, pa11os, .;.uew ... ,..,, ~,,.. ,,.. """-.. ., us a c lo yze Several openings avail. A~ Studies, full or part-time
940 Sq. Ft. & UP FND: fml dk gr c y etc. By hr. or job. &16-6915. NEED J{ouse. pa In I e d ? months. Factory experience healthcare AIR &: be Jully A AMES ply !-'-Unified SchOol for 1974.15 i... the u...-..m · v· help[llJ but not ncl'l'ssnry. wMwl...a;;eaDlelif co-mpp1~;. • ....... • • "'¥. • '""'" llamllton &: Ne-.vland SL poodle/terrier nux. 1c. CEMENT: Patlo, drlvC5, Int/Ext· free est. 'Quality' $2 lS hour + h"rt ~-'"'16 . ,..,.., Dllltrict, 14600 Sand Canyon. m ComparatJ\'e C\l.lture:
9'0-1'70 Beach & Ellis, H . B · walks·Repalrs, saw & J. Elliott. 545-94TI. · per s 1 &. prepal'mg billuigs l'-'1' E. Irvine 92650. University of California, r.,,~'!!!~~~~'l"'':""~ I =5.1&<627~~~·..,.,-""-,--,-= remove. 1''ree esl. 544-8998. PROF. painter, honest work, =Ual. APP 1 Y In l\fed·l-Cal & M~~~~· Bureau Of Equal Oppor. Employer Irvily!. Courses needed in
I'* COSTA MESA* FOUND: big, black. male CONCRETE p !.loll 400 reas. Int/ext. tree estimate. Salary ._!O~· C~ Lo~l Employmenl Agency the iadaJ sciences, hlat.ory,
b dog N .... .-..... &: a • sq Jae, ~ 'oa11a 2706· Harbor Bl., Suite 207 & literature. FUll·time load uoo • 1300. li'S). 2500 sq ft La . · ., .... ..,.,.. ft or more ~ per &q ft. Re!s. 54&-2759, 642-3913. PRIMARK Pmioonel A&ency, 2 7 9 0 Costa J'l.fesa ruu. Time, Flexible. Stock 6 counes per year; pay
industrial units. SEE· ~~ area, F.V. 315· Don, 642-8.114. * Wallp11per H11nger * Harbor Blvd, CM. fiOO N. Euclid, Anaheim Room: folding, p8cldng, a""'-"1 .. ~ to "''"'Wea"'--.
ROBERT NATTRESS ~ c I ct PRODUCTS CO 1-~-c,-~~"'-~--1 quality control, Weiss ,,. .. .,......,15 ......... ....,.
' FOUND: grey man.'!: cat on l -o-'n~•-•-"'O-'-----C. Rebko 646-2449 ' Bookkeeper, P /time •• Call 776-8120 Manulacturing. 64frl'18T AppJlcalklns fmm qualified
""--ta Mesa RLTR. 979-&5TI Balboa Penin!Ula. Call after INT/EXT PAINTING 2620 S. Susan F/C thnl trial bal. Xln'I 21535 Hawthorne Blvd. !RL office 3).35 candidates are welcome; ......., S pm, 6'ia-8Slrl CUSTOM design & oonstr. All Orange Co. 675-l559 Santa Ana, Calif. conds & benefits Newport Torrance 213/542.m.2 1 G • .age " mlmritlet1 & women I.I'.' NEW BLDG M·l, 12 Units. ConcTt dr wys, patios, Between Harbor &: Fairview Beach. 642-18T1. · full time posiuon. ~c encouraged to apJ>I¥. PleW
1250 Sq. Ft. $116, Z!IJ.3 ph. FND: Big dog with blk &: remdl or complt structure. Pati~s South cf Warner -~=~~==~-!DELIVERY Afan for earl cffke skills & bookkeeping send ciniculum vitae 4
Front 1otnc:e, crpts. largt! r:old short hair Vie. Beach Lie No. 283866. 0 ff ; -~-~-----· IEqual opportunity employer BOYS & GIRLS morning L:A. Timefl, hom! req. Call 1n penon 124 names of thJ'ee, ttfere1>ee11
rear idoon. Anahelpt .IL Blvd&: MeJn H.B. 841-2TIS ~~· 673-2,.908 ·or PATIO (.'()Wfl'. spaced lat. m/f Newspaper carrfen, min. delivery route. 2 hn daily, Tustin Ave. N.8. to Comparative Culture,
Te rm i na I Wa:y, C.M. FNO: OldJEngt.ish Sheep dog .,,,,....,...., Uce. Unique well planned. I ;=z::=z::=:z zz=z::=z I Ai«' 10 )'C'S. for NC\V)Xlll must have economlcaJ car GREAT opportunity Io r UCI, Irvine, Calif. 9"Jli84
DayB 646-0033. eYefl 646-0681 Vic. College Parle, C.P.t. JACK Taulane, re pa Ir, Ma!JOlley, conciele, etc. I' Beach, Newport He~la:i ·" Good supp I em en tar y Calif. ReaJ~ltate Licensee. LICENSED ScbooJ. Bu 11 MESA Industrial Pal' k , 557-1502 remod, add. Uc. B-1 269072 Only Quality. St. Lie. ASSEMBLERS Newport PenWula. C.'ontacl in<.'Oftle. Must-be 25 yn or ~Refital &gent Pl entne~ Drivers, Irvine area, 4 hr
improYed offices w I th FEMALE Peklngnese found P..ty Way Co. 642-4703. No. 180060 .. Res. 642-1710, Mr. Hyde, Circulation Dept. over. No soliciting or suCt'S.!lful c(tice. S u fJ m ft gu&ranteed, xJnt w~1 attached warehouse fac, in Huntington Beach area. Electrical ..,.K-'-o"·--:"'7'-;---::--.,.-· IFour day work week, 10 DAILY PILOT. Call 642·4311 rollecUng. Westmiilster, f'etlume. Lingo Real Estate, ,employer, 832--0861 '
3)00.m:t sq ft, $:D) mo Call 892-2941 & ldenHfy. 1 ---'-~-'-------I Pl111ter, P•tch, Rep11ir hours per day, 6 A.P..f. to & leave application. Garden. Grove, Huntington ~~chG=, L agu.n a LIQUOR SI'ORE NIGHT
buic unit. 642-9397 FND: Vic of Edison HI Sehl ELECTRICIAN, lie., o I d 4: 30 P.M. E x p e r i e n c e BOYS to sell Dowen:. $1. 70 Beach area. 6J8..29Zt. • CLERK, 5 nigh ls. Age
CX>STA MESA womans bike. l dent If y jobs, new jobs, ~y jobs. PATCH PLASTERING helpful, hut not necellSal')'. per br + bxlua, in Santa DELIVERY Help, male or HARDWAru: Stock & ~es 23-~. Apply am S.E.
New Jndlstrial Units 962-9542 Anyplace. 83&-1689 1 All types. Free estimates $2.00 per hour, good Ana. 53l-9%m fem. Full or p/time.For This job req 1, stocking, ~1pe Bristol, N.B. Nr. O/C
$10$/MO. Phil SullivNt, ELECTRICIAN. Ucense No. Call 540-6825 benelits .. App1y in pcr50n Chamber of Commerce cutting & customer aerv1ce. Airport.
Realrot, S4M'lG1 FNO: 4 mo. old female 233108. Small.jobs, maint &. =p~lu_m_b_l_nt-.-----1 PRIMARK CABLE TV Installer, Advertising promotion. Applicant must be in goodl~~~~!ji!ii!iiO~;;;;I
Baasett Hound. Fnd Mesa repairs. 548-5203. underground, exp'd pref., Good knowledge of o . health -&--have -a -goodlMiCfuruif Aiit SS hr
IOc PER SQ. FT, Verde. -9155 L.R. OTIS PLUMBING PRODUCTS CO TnUoee """l<lered. Equal Cou"IY ..-.a & own tramp. appear. & .......,.itty. r...r,,.. E"""""' $1000 36tlO a/f 4001 Blrt:h,NB Lott 555G ,_._,d.;.o;.n_i_nt,,_ _____ Remodels &: Repairs. water • Oppty employer 2624 W. Abc>ve avg eamlngs, pa.kl Apply ln penon only, H.W. Ex. Sec'y to J>l'H $100
Baumprdner 54.1·5032 ----------heateni, disposals, fumaCH, 2620 S. SUsan Coast Hwy, N. B. 642-3260 daily, pick your ()\Oo.'tl hrs, Wright Co., 126 Rochester, File Lierle ' S500
Stor• 455 REWARD, male Bea gl e Paradise Gardening dshwashrs. 6(2-6263 P,,f/C & Santa AM, Calif., 10 am·8 pm . Apply 31S 3rd CM RecepUonisl/Anahelm $500
Tenitt mix, beagle size. Spec!~ RcfitoraUon BJA. Complete Plumbing (Be I we e n Harbor & CarMr Opportunities St., Suite E, H.B. Securltie! Oerk/Bank
STORAGE SPACE; 15 X 30.
217 Avocado, Costa Mesa,
64$-Sn<
~~~!i:~ -~~lim~ Afai~enancr& ~~~~~ Servicie. Lie. 212694. ' Fairvlew, Trainees DENTAL As 1 Is tan t , Help Us Bulkl Slocks/Bonds S600
border 968 .... .)788 Repair. Ca.II 642-8649 PLUMBING REPAlR Sooth of Wamerl Young men for Interesting Cllairslde, personality & S.11utiful Cru~ing Dictaphone Opr. $475
900 SQ FT dry secure LOST, small. black puppy,
atorage: space avail. All or "'/while chest. 3 mos old, ......... 551-£884 Irvine. Vic Newport &. Fait, C.l\t . ~· 543-nttl
Rent11l1 Wanted 460 $50 REWARD!· \V est
~EXECl.rrtVE faml1y Highland Tenier, all white,
of 3 needs j ' Bit cJ. 2 BR 13 lbs, male, 'long hair, vie
& den, nr. beach, ;year lease Atlanta Ave, HB. 968-2486
Local rera. Stable. By REWARD $100. fOl' lost
EUROPEAN Ga rd-en er. No job too small An l"(fUa\ op port u n 11 y "'Ork in 'a construction . good rapport wtpatlenls a Sailboats Girl Friday $500
J.fain Landllc Ing ** M2-3128 ** employer mJf industry. 1·2 yrs collegt> must. Afternoons S days Needed: W~seman S500
Tree te~~val. V~ r j Roofing "''/math geometry & week. 962-«>94 Exper. Finish Carpenters Billmg Afach Opr $500
reasonable. 642-5329 eves. ASS"l' MANAGER dra.fling0"backgmd desirable, Dental A11i1t11nt \\'/at least 1 yrs f!Xper. in PaymU Cl~ S57S
J'l.10\Y &: EDGE. CLEANUPS ROOF for less, ·t't'pairs, Temponll')' graveyd shift to but not essen. Must have Oral surgery exper. X-ray boe.t e~ntry It a oonce~ Oerk 'l'yp1s1 $500
NE\\' LA\VNS. SPRlNKl.ERS shingles, rock, comp free train for asslslant manager. relia. lransp. (car allo11.· lie. Imme<!. o pen 1 n g . about tJ?eir f~ture. Drop by Call Jeannie Sisco
.. 4'46-200& ext . Li c, 16113, Jack in the Box, 12>5 Baker paid). Must Jive locally. 644-6161 Barbara. for an 1ntet'Vlew, Mon lhru & Sid Hoffman ~54-"1"·33118=c,/ll30-~"'50'IO=.~---I St-, CM Xln't' oppor to-grow · w/ DENTAL As 1 halndde Thurs, 9am·5pm. NEWPORT
Sewing/Alterations ASSISTANT Indonesian cook. an e.xpandlng co. w/xlnl sit-down. Ex:.·5 ~a,ys s.s: WESTSAIL CORP. PersonMI Asfency Garden Maint/Lndtcp
Clnup, Sprklr rep. 64l).6IJ.52
April 1. To $325 5&.8830 Siamese cal, all •white EXPER. Gardener. Know MARILYN's C\Jstom Oothes
YOUNG widow wf2 amJ except blk nose & ears. how. J\.talnt. Trlnunlng &. Clinic. Design or re.design c:bl·~ -tely ..... -"~'..,..,,..==~~--~ cl nt'O 'I~-675-4266,
part or full time. Phone benefits & chances for Sal open. Nwpt Ctr &11)...o:D) 1631 Plicentlll Ave. 133 Dovtr Dr. N.B
6T.Hl394 advancement. Apply in per· . ' C u~--6424170 ' •
A'M'RACTIVE receptionist son only. Interviews 9 nm· DENTAL Assistant, llharp r\T,;~iiliO~l~la~~i'"'7"1~~1======== with good t e I e phone U noon, SAT., AfARCH 9th. girl, four handed denUstry. _
personality and _,ability lo NO PlfONE CALLS. Able to take good x·rays. HOUSEKEEPER / Cook,
receive public. "nowledge --..~14~09E~.~W;;;;arne;,;'~· ~S.~A~ .... l~La"g>m~aL'N';\ig:."'.,-'·:-'-,0H~2ii;45j;. ;e: llve-tn. for couple, Beautiful MACHINIST CERAMIC TILE NEW & ot '156PBX helpful. Broad ~ DENTAL Asst, C'hainide. home. 642-0006. Small precision part s
t't'model. Free est. Sm )ohs & varied duties. Not a Ho-CARBURETOR Se TUNE-Up Min I yr exp. Expanded HOUSEWORK, ntomln~s. general proto & small q_uan:
YAH.D C.1eonups, Garage \\relcome. ·S.2128. Hum job, Good secretarial man, exper. P..Just have duties. Good xray technique Mon thru Fri, 2 adlts, $40 tlty ruM. Small shop: .1!8Y8
Cleanups & Lite llaullng. skills a must. Shorthand rot Class A lie. Sal. open. Apply &. lie. Sch area. 847-2569. wk, own car, 556-ISn oniv. Good working conds.
......... eanup. ~. ,:o~=------2 or 3 Br hse or apt. N.8 . S REWARD for return of -y~,~,,.~ •• ~u~o~hl~G~,rd~o-n-S.-... -,-l'e Tile
or C.O.M. area 673-7682. $20. Go1d piece Medallion., Cosla MCI&&: Newport lkh
Lost in prkg lot al '9-ith &12-6265 afler 4pM A.S. Restaurant., 642-156.l
( '-""*. ll•l L~ ~~~ :h1:: 1:·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~·~~: I underside-& socks, 673--'732
,.,.sonils 530 GOLD charm bracelet lost vie. Newport B e a c h .
Reasonable. 646-4676. Top Soll necessary. Good co. benefits The Carburetor ShOp, l!M:l Help Wanted M & F 7lO Help W1intee1. M&F 710 STACO SWITCH, INC. :
Lawncare by ''2 G11l1'' *QUALITY * phone .htarl Ann H<W!. Harbor Bl, Coota .Mesa,1jim;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i;;;iiiiiiiiii~i:ii;;;i;i~I U39 Baker, Chs.ta J.tes,a. ..; Al ow/cd,ge 642-9901 * MULCH&. TOP SOlL * _833-33ffi_~~·~~~==~ 8:30-5:30. See Alike Riley .. If s.19-3041 ~· ·~
COMPLETE Gardening Ser. 586-<l930 AUTOMOTIVE CARETAKER Couple, Liv• E Equol Opp'" Emplo>er BEST MASSAGE TN N.B.
3oQ) Irvine Ave., Suite 1008.
Open 8 AM, Mon, Wed, Fri ..
Ann. 557-0039.
1t PAUi &: CARDA.EADER•
ad wtreductlon. mm Beach
Blvd., Stanton. 527-3400.
Generous reward. 642-3559
~ Silver White Persian
Cat, Vic: Dover Shores,
Reward,642-9686
FRIENDLY blk fem Lab,
ans to Casey , Vi c:
Paulerinci Sehl, 979-090.
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General S11rvic111 Li.-,;:• ~ I=te~~~· ~ CITY OF ''JOB OPPORTUNITIES'' work, ~T:~~:!MMOTEL..
CAPrAINS CAR CARE 1= Import O.a!en. See Chuck FOUNTAIN VALLEY MAINTJNANCE
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1-Stanton $15M $75M R . woxtng w•--~· m-Job Wentocl, Fomolo 702 DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS ASSISTANT • ange MECHANIC A side & out! 1'?ee Pick Up 1900 Harbor Blvd.
& Delivery. For appt, call NEED he~p .al homef \Ve Costa P.iesa . 64&-930.1 CONTROLLER. IALAlllS-NIMmAILI Experlf.nced In maintenance
645-1191 or 646-3632. have aides, nurse I, S I lu• You Un•rr1ployM N•-"'' Ye1o1 Seeki111 A Chent• installation le repair of Jl!'I>' ',
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, ho u I ekprs, companions. Auto. 11 1iry $l3094l5fl -Worried About Yo1o1r A9-Tir.J of ~eken Promise.-duction equipment, steady SEEK & FINlf Cbntract Bridge Terms
CARPENTRY. No job too Jlomemf\.kers Upjobn SERVICE CASHIER Undecided' A1 To A hoper c-.. of Actio-job, good benefits, tome In
small. F & B l{ome Repair, M7-fi681. & PBX OPERATOR ~m~nl:=l~'r ~= a: apply 9-<1:30 '
642-1403. \VANT ,ED : P t-11me Satun:la..va only 8:00 AM to tteld. 4 Yrs rect'flt exper. A•E YOU VNDtlt PA.101 CAUFOAM
"THINGS" by r..·oose. Gcn'I secrelarial Gd. sbthn. Ex . 4:00 PM. ~Call Mn. Brant accounting & data p~ tf TM C.......,... n. ....... Calttei .... la Th 10061 Von Karman
Carpentry, Repairs, Plum· lyplng. N.B. area. 673-5140. at Johnson It Son Llnc.'Oln cessing. submit application Afflt_...e, w.•• Uh M 1..._ Witt! Yoo Santa Ana
bing. El ec. Remodeling EXEC. Sec. u yrs exper ~fercury54(>.56:1l & resume ilnmcd. 10: City IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL Equal Opportunity Employ,!r
6-12-6613. Shorthnnd so. typing, 60. Tum ycur golf clubs Into Hail, Pei~nnel Dept, J0200 -WE CAN HELP YOU , '
JIOME REPAllt SERVIet; P.R. t:Zl3) m.-5351 aft 5pn1• a siereo. Sell them with Slater Ave. (TI4) 96'1-;2424. Maintenance
Cl4rpentry, Plun1bing H I W t.d M&F 710 a Dally Pilot Oas!lltied Ad A. Do you l!e.,e 1tro119 voc1tia11el dri.,el
Elt'Ctrical, Rens. MS.1004 e P In 1 and use the money for a Any day is the BEST DAY to I. Do yo11hev•1ood 111ti¥e iRtelliie11c11 Couple
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l{ANDYMAN hom ~ _.....,. "1 ~ stereo! Cn.11 £42....0078 Today: run an ad! Don'l Uelay. • C Do you feel 111fflcle .. tly 111eli¥1ted to echieve1 for \IU'J(e apa.ftmcnt hOulM!
-carpel!" Pi'Iiil~ re~!... o-.,w w:. -11H,M~l~piiW~•~nlocliiii~'iiM&:iii~Fii~7iil~OiiiiHiio~lp~•-.W'iii.,iiniil•iidi"iiM&iiiiiiF-l'iiiiltO D, 0..,.. he.,. the-•!.illty t. 111ei...4ect.1 ... ,_____ Newport-BNd:I u' In t--rln ' SfS--0879 Accountant , to $1.SK E. Are 'foV ''''" to ••t • rttll1tlc ce'"' •bl•ctl.·e 7 Sal ()pen ' ' IP kling systems. Prod Mgr. Mach Shop1o $241( f, If yo• we,. convt11ced th1t kelp w•• evtll1bl• would sry Call $.J~ '
\VlLL do Co.rnge deaning, QC Electro Mech. to ~K yav 1cc•pt It, without 4elty1
yant cleaning, tree pruning, lndut/Mceh Engr SI.'\K l'IDttR OPPORTUNmES
Mull•• 548-308;. Purchuing """"' $!00 Wl1lll YOU SHOULD KNOW MANAGEMENT, ...,.,_ ~
H1iuli"1 Ofc Mar/Exec. Secy SSOO+ TRAUIE£S • n • .,..._, !-b1 e,. 11ot ,,,.,.;,.,. =· ~ ~ 0 ;.:: Oll Leutng Ntt tom day • Thittl pert., ptof.11ionel h1flH11Ce 1t 1.-ietltl'I .. ,.,,,,. delails calt .fl!M.«j7!j
MOVINC ,Ocllv c ryA £x,$ec'y to0:.intrlr toS700 •el"f · ,
Haullna. Ha\'e Ble Walk Sectt'tary, no sh to S650 f !n•.. tin k in • 6'ttl'!MJ t+t. rithl deor1 •1"'11 et the rit~t 1,.,,1 ,.. MAN .,wiled full time In ' Timi \fan. Reliable&. Reas. Seery/Life 1111. exp m+ Young men, or Kl'eS g wor 8 con--I ctuir•• ,.ch11Jq1o1e. Rental )'llrd. Ntat ap. ;
64&-lMG ~Utfl Clerk 10 S600 strucUon industry. 1-2 Years college W/math, I • b.c11tive po1lti•11t. .,. flUM tMou9h eJecutive i1fer0 ~. 1'1th very nest •
M 0 v 1 N.. 11 11 RettpVStcfttlU'J 10 $550 geometry & drafting backgroun~ desirable, ,;e,,... Mnd wr!UttJ .. Own traflilf>.,
... ' R :1uia b ~ ~: Accoontlng Orktltt,v . S:-i50 f>ut not essential. Must have reliable tran~ •Men ,e11o1111e meill"f, '' 11ot • tot•I ""'-'· Will train rtgnt man. AIJS)ly Experienctd. Free WatthOO..~m•n S500 C All p . d) M li 1930 Nt"'1J011 Blvd. C.M, 9
I 1 •-,...... 1 , •1 1 !i'J,"aont7,, ble.. eat ... ,.~-Hrdwr Sale• .. hr i:rtatlon. ( ar owance at . ust ve SEND RESUMI OR CALL TODAY am to !';oon. Mon, Y..'ed, Fri.
flllnK'IK>Bl ,... """"" lllUJlt) •~IC ""'~ appur onraul, °"""7l8f "iln•-.,. all E ell t 0 r\ 'I ~ G / FOR tl-..kwud, u,, .W.'n, Df 11 •• '°".u" kl Ille pv11)co, 5-111\1 cfttl TvrilstfU..<lpm S3 ht y. xc en ppo um y iO row w --MATRON
11llkk'!ln11111\i:111d-111ti..,JhD"11:1r , YARD, garage cltru1-up1, 'tALL ·TRtSff HOPJ...1NS An Expanding Company, NO COST EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW r Utt'I hnu 4.,keepln• at AUCTIO~ DUMMY SLAM ~ renKWe lrees, dirt, Ivy, JERRI \VltltTEMOftE On\ngt Cout College. (l)I). l'i"... ~""' ~:[:, , ~!,;,;:;,"• n. •tum... .,.,..., .,.,,,rn......... Full Time Employment wilh E.cellenl Ben-EXl:CmVE SERVICES, 1110, t':""ii"°"'"'" •/Ir 1 " .. !1 l
UUUILE llUllE:R \IULNl:R.AILE • 11\.WI"-.-C\,J\.11~,g,, efits & Chances For Advancement. Inter-u.:ne 11. &xper. requln.v , l T-·"7'-•M-• ; MOV!NGt Local ""'1 . ..-DOS~ views 9AM·12 Noon, Sat. Marth 9. -HOME Ol'FICI! -Conl•ct Olelt Commmdty I L,-..,...--~:;:""'=:::;:::;::.:;:;::;::;..:--=-'!ll It'll• Jmoll._. 32 Ft. lum. _ 1714) 547""25 Collog• D~t.-Jct, 1370 t
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NEED PD.n Time Itfolp OFFICE MGR $900 SAL&9 j1
\VANTi';D: E:wcr.JHM man UNIQllE Ganp Salt. Old 9Xl.5 ALL WOOL braldl'd j r,.. 10 Vou JI I GF:YTtN<ji Olvorc«I, must Cooks & Driven Thru v ~ L. s. SantA Ann tor ~ floor in nie.· Mlnirc ttema. Ore bucftts, f'Ulo onuce. brow'tl, tAA. _ . u.crifior; 30'1 Al~ Sloop. WESTCLIFF ./ Manaeera Pl\lll'l"Mh'e 1..-0. H-t an. tique bath tuti.1 beds It Xlnt cond. 6t6-'lml9 Xlnt. cond, new sails, new
Trucks
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FORD '71 Y, TON
R:ange-r cUitom cernper WJll
SPort O..tom PickUJ). Only '
:!l.l!L nuJcs. V-i. automalic. ,
radio, he11tf'_r. \Vetl Cout
m:rrors.-100437J ••
~ ~w:Urs lie., over %1.. Pt'n<.tnntl AJ:mqo ./ AsJt Ma,,.._r, 1'11111n1 . .t car. Contact Norm ice box. Dami cnn, hun. Ml.unaneow l Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 Int, ma.k.• otter. Tif-9'JS...2MS
.,. nu, Ne.11 It t.\Jaric JJI C.CnterJ ./ S•let Pertonnel 06nk>ilot1 842-7~ dredl ot otMt Items oC W•n•·• 120 or,~t·tal. Jllel'IOnable, 641-7136. 410 1-£ I r,.Llt -gems t. -Nna'ue CSS1 5eton ,_ ,.-,;;--:::;;::=,..-=:I Eut 17th St .• ~~ ,,,..... '"11 · Ullrllo<er,' 5.A. -"' rs \\'1\HEllOl.."SE Tralnet>. .... i...r~.· ss.· & S CANDY nf'tldi home. cnall HOBJE 16, 14·/traller, IUte .................. _,.. ~12-8836 QUALIFIED EXPER. Look~ for tnatW"(>, ale.rt rw. ne. t un. SrLVER COINS lemale--Terrier dote. 2 yrs new, l.>Wl'lt>r 1rarufmT.d,
• Nllt'l4!!, tor pyt duty, OFFICE, part Ume, 5 hn Good [H.nkln bat-kgrouf'J for lndlvktl.ll.t wlUiJui; to lea.m MU862. PAYINC TOP PRICE old. Very g()Od w/chllrtren, ".!usl ' lt'U, l\lake of r,
nunes lllde, 18th ME'Ch for a d&.Y .. 5 da,ys ..a~••Hk.~wilb fine tU&ft falhJotr 1,,:ornt"il'a & accebl pl ~blllt)' ln_ ~trr .. ~1 Sale! ~~ !IC-3646 ~_ink & OOwM:t tmincd !'.1u111 ~>-;:;--.:;;--:::::: $2699
'3 weeks, 5 day1 wk, Mon-10 liy adding machine .up.. IJbop. OUtJ:tandl.ng opportw.. t'lllll IAhed Newport Reach ,.,.,., Cu•.,, i &MW~, DMAC'r PRlV pty wbbH to purchase •u .... "Mn1e by Sill. or ! Jla~ RANG Ell JJ, !\ill r!IN:l
Fri, call Mn Jordan an To preprare aall"t a.na\)'Sll:, hy. Grou.-lilJ( organi;ui.tion rlnn Involved In yachttnc. Ibis. nnan turn. tamr,, 12 iUver co!na, coUecUont; or all shi>•s. Can see at C.A.C. equipl)('d . t.tu11l $tll thi8
A ~" -... Attta R-· & ""-A~ly In' .... ,_,," "'''Y· beckpncklng & .id '4~1U' comp, place sett n fl: I lndlv. a• 6 PM. otA ........ 13. ·98.3--6862 vtt•ek 0 "'11.,., h•·• -•· ~.,, l:;'"°';;~::;~w:::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;.I BldtP&: "';;p" ...:>hd ....... Ma: rr ·"-"""'' le~ilt.'I, i..wd future f•)I' Ellallsbwatt, brua copJM!r. " '"''"' BE.Atrr &11-9.62 213 7'.i9 83.11 \A.1(1 Sha r·~ APROPOS right pel"!ICn. c en era I Mar. 8-10th, 9 to 5. 1S Bel. \YANTJ::D: Gu dryers, work· . Siamcst> 1'Tnk· Cat °"'""'"°'' =;;-' ;c-:"7---1 ,;:;:;;;;;:;;;;:;~~~~~I URS N.Bw, 1600 \Y. Coo.st Hwy, No.17 '(own & Country ~·arthou!e ' shipping QlvesNB lngotnot. Reasonable. tlxed, lo a good honit.•. oo l91':! 16' llOHl f. Cat w ru~·e ...: fi lNG • 642-W Town & Country, Omnge dut1e11. t'llll 615-J~-..GAR.ACE Sale March 9th & 646-6848 t·l\Jldren, 548-U)).5 Ji<':U., $1350. Dtcellent con.
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New hospital nestled In
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Apply daily 1'1Gn-Frl
Personnel Oftlre
(714) 837-2121
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To El Toro Rd. Turno!l,
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Equal Oppor. Employer
NURSES
P.1organ l"i'ur:ses ~istry.
RN 's, LVN's, PraC'S, Floor
duty paid wkly. 657 W. 19th
St., Suite D, C.P.1 . MS-9361
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H.B. 847-3515
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Center St, CM
NURSING CARE
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patient. Live·in 3 or 4 dayi;
OFFICE CLEANING tl\1:r0«9 St. ti'Om BWlocka) lOth ~ SI ~ C•f OFFSET P1a' B .. _,,,, d 11AJ£ ~. ~ yrs old, dll1011, w trlr. 67~.
Perm, 11111me eves. NW!lt, Ask }~or Afarilyn \YHO ri~I5A~?R.K'! Chlld.~b ~r::: ~ m.:i; ltght Utble: .,11n"te.l'"" tin lo hon1e with childrt.•11. \\'ell 11on1i-: Cat 16, nenr l)Cv.',
C-A1. P!'f!f, exp. oouplf:S. Tnp ~':!!~ ......... ~'""."'l'" [CHOOSE )'QUI' houl"5, work dog crate, elect apolf, aquar-* 870-.c:M • nlnnnen<d. 673-1973 1nuny x!raii, f;t3) ~-0::'i.0 exp. Call Of ~l~'--'r!~. ,,'edhnge for yourulf, be yoor O\\'ll iums mt'd 5Z, tbl, Jrg lug· COINS .64 & bt.·lan.• $4 2,; f''~;:-,1 l\lt1lfl""UIC ho r rl •' r ~
,.....,"" .. 3 " bou. M@n or ••omen. Can gage carritt & many other f $1 fl 7· I 11 1', . · Colllt.· nnx, ouWo.-ir doi.;: 8oat1, Sllps/Dock1 910 OITICE 1'1 AN AGER, wk, no SUN. Mature and ~ 1llghtly handlca........... ilems, ~3076. or · ~.~ .,!!.';.., 11 \t>.o;. -~~1': yn:I, 673--0461 __ ----~-----! male 8"ncb Ci dependable. XJnt Mry. YI""" .....,...,~, e • . lY &N!a . -.Resum & ph I Box .,... Nenl · Clel\ll Appearance. GARAGE SALE. Country M I I I 822 \\'ILL 1· u n ~tr u (' r 11.-y,·
Cd co benl:!ll.ts. Call: (714) e o; <1'U, Vls., retired. Age 25 to 70. Ctutttt, tumJture, antiques, us ca nstruments [ 11 ~1 d\'C'kl! or docks in f')(chani;l' "'~o=;::-;:16'==~---~ 1 Cosla l>fna, Cal. !r.m'1 SUpplement your income. grandma• rejt>cta, unique FULL SET OF Ptts ff Suppil.s for !\lip liPflN'. &6-80.'l"I ORntOOONTIC ASSISTANT SALES1'lAN wanted, Yacht Ori\'e a cab 6 hrs or more" botlque Items at wi..,i"3le _
Part lime position avail. in Broken.ge, 613-2CIS> 2900 day. Apply ln 11erson. prices, Thun1-St11, 6511 \Vren· CROWN DRUMS iiiiiiiiiimiiiiii
Newport Beach olfic..-e. Some Lala.)'E'tte. N.B. YPllow Cab Co .. ltlEi E. 16th Jield Dr, HB Warnl'!r &· wl~h 16", 20" cymbals, 1•1" Pets Gener•! 850 [ T~ ](•!
orthodonllc exp. n e c. SALESLADY vronled for St., CO!!itl\ t.tt'AA. Edv.·1U'tls. Jh Uni cyn1bals. -I l'llo. Ohl. • . _
642-M43. uniform store, Full or P,'\M WO!of!=N nttd('d for cleaning FRI .. g to 5, Sat 2 to 6, baby f'airt $525. A5kl~ $Ji:> i ~~~i!iiiiiii.:.:ii""
PARKING attendants lutl or time. Some ex p e r I enc e service Over 25, S.18--0757, crib beds chest deD: an-55l5.>l.l or 51!">-!Hltl. * Security Pet Prod. * 1Aircrak 91J
pan lime. Permanent good •'~"' ... ''.,""",.. .. ·~C~oliil;,8<!~·~'-'l~ZW;;.. ..... 67$-6.'"153 tiqu~ ~~ play~r & ~io. ASTRO JV Vm ell'C't ho.;s &"'t'f :t~· lh. Cott , 1·h. :«A.1 ----------
pay. Apply after ll:30 am YOU~G Allrac Ft>males for 1· old t'ttOl"dll & much, much guitar, plus ease, xlnl rond, lb. D.11.L.'s $2.50. Ill/more
on parlc.ing lot.~ Ne~'J>ClM Secreta ry $600 public Relations ' 51lles. mon". 269 E. 20th SI, C.1'1. &st ofter, '193-31J6. 6 1111 $'.!. :i.17-39TI 1118 r:. ll<it Alr l~11Joon Club :'\CJ\•'
Blvd, N.8. s:i "PtitinaL Sornc lu.:un• Cnll for apt. 6rJ-<tU4 ~IINJ. hikt-, beds, golf dubfi;, 911n1. \\'1lshirr. SA fomun.:: So. Ciilif. i\l'l4' lsl
PART time no exper, MJF, ''·'Ork for fll.lblish(>r. Lot.·ntl'd misc lrell!W'f'!I. Sa!, Sun 10-cuiTAlt·i\1ARTJN Olti !\\'. Dogs 854 •·la."5 equip. only. J>it1IN1s.
eve1, Sat A t.1 inside, ideal In l..u,e:imi Bl"11""h. 4 21)! \'la A I e g r e , Like l'll'W wfhanlshell case. tr:ilnln~. l';l '1 642-l~.i.
lor 5 tu dents. Rec•pt/Hoste11$'2.75hr Jlr>r....J Shoreclitfs. $300. F'inn.5.16-7465. e PUPPY WORLD e Cycles, Bikes, 636-~/89Z-2258 llrs 9.fi. 5 •lays, i\lon-T'n. lillrc:hlndlu "9 Jewelry 815 Office Furniture/ C'hihuatu•as, Thzy Poodll·s. Scooters 925
Some lilc 1v•,in.. · ---~------E I 824 An1t'r. Eskimo, Pit Bulls 1----------
REAL ESTATE NIGUEL SACRIFICE 1i4 Karet ladles qu p. Bull Tl'1T1cr" 51. Bcn1ard: DIST l't 1': SS SALE "i'.l
SALESMEN Personnel Agency Antiques 800 Diamond weddlng r Ing . OKS. S15 up E.'<cc S\\'VI chr!f C()('kapoo. JapanNU· Srun.. Ya m fl hn 6 5 0, I m-
\\lhy not work ln the hot'l I 2763."I Forbes ltd. --'--------SolltaiM setting. P.1ake Sl5/2S, Sc-cy chn SS/2.1, !J11:ls. C1chshund. 100 ?-!IX· n1111·. hi·ln1~us & shield. Ist
A.rea • !luntincton Beach· Lamm'l '11..-uel SCRAM-LETS offer. 557-8151 Piert.-e 867 \V. lfl, C.i\l, E,1o P8UPS:1? s0tud Scr\'lc·c Tim1ck .o!,re~~ ,,,,~ced for Fountain Valley. Let \13 831•1477 &I" .,..,,., , o.~1 ~!I, IX'" i::ws: qu c -..c . ........-v ...... HAND made I u r quo 1 s e ~ 5'.tl 50'17 --.-;-;==7'"=e7..,,.= train you. QUI PhJI Mc-'::::::::::::~::~== je\\-elry including squ~s COMP'T equip( otfirt (6 • . 'iO KAWASAKl 100 t.tX. 21"
Namec, VIU.\CE REAL • ANSWERS t.1ust sell 496-4018 nio nu) ExN' r!~s k, BEAUTIFUL flulfy nt'ut 6 wl~I. r:ew lift's. Lo.ts of
ESTATE, 963-4567. SECRETARY LARGE 90lila!re Diamond CTc<l!'n1.a, rhrs. filNI, pil" i~lt~. pupp!t-s . CC'rrnnn t•xtn11. \e!1' fa st & rehab~~.
Bunker -f\-1ocha -Gourd ring, Gold setUng, ?\lust -'~"""'~·=E-"~·~'~""-· ~·-•~_";'.HS Sherihl'rtl & Nnrw{'J.:iun f:lk· ~lust See. $350. !..a-40.'Jt.
RECEPT., _ :\1olher _ f\-IOUTI-1 II Alt 6 5.J0..3624 ~ hound llik<' l!uskyl $10. 2 1 _J_cl_I~. ===='7..,,.--iroocf typist. phones, Good opportunity to learn se ' " CALCULATOR, TP)(8.s ln~lr' ho,i,.s .~ :! i.:1rls. 580 Jlarnllton SUZUl<l l:l5 i\IX liling etc ],1on thru. Flj the d biz 'I'} ing 1J ~ Of !'OUNC f'Verybody kl'IO\l'S OVERSIOCKED SR -20, NPIY $Hi0 .. Only s (";\-! '!. 1
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• 5 ·u· . -·• .-1 · 100 a •-nd· 'P "· 1 th;1t Biilie J(>ttn King-beat All J•wcl-,._ p,.......... -6t';:r-l229 .1., · · ~ 1 I kn, Tl\! trnns, plaslil' l lo . n1ve1,..._, " anne, . """' te!'lume Io •J .. ·~-..-,,, c-;-·~· -,,.--c----.. I ~'"-;-;;;-;~=,...,,;-;-;,.-,.-·I lank, ukrnnl, lasl, 1,_·;ilJ 1~ S••P'riOr A 5 c '.\I C.1assifie<1 ad No. '", r 0 Bobby Rl~'£l!". lri!I legs rtltln'l C 1\1. Jey,·cln.·. 64&-n41 p• /O 826 Ii ,\!() ()J.f) n1nlc C.'hlhu11hua, .,.,.J " ' · • " · ..., ,,.0,k •. ,c "'Oil ...... , .. 'IOUTl·I. 1anos rg•n• fl , 1 1 ""' i\lnrk. 833-3361.
'73 rono COURIER
7,000 1111. nuto l'nuu. m1t1t
14•hls, 5 l'lf'w tlre11, tlnt•'CI '
J:lass, ll ,'It I I. Paneled I
camper w/ dual lni;kk• 1 Hght'i ,\ t·abo\'t'r i;toruKr
CAblncl. 'i•I lat.oa. llrlvate
f•IU'I)'. S~iO. Sec Al ZIG t::.
19lh $1 ., C~I.
·;i0 OIE'VY P .U. 4 8pttd
lute model 6 <..')'lindcr engine
go:>od on gas. Sell or trade
for off road or strect BUC)',
or &ja bug. Call anytime
\1'ffk('nds bl'fore 10 ·30 ft.m.
or altf'r S daily. 642-794-t
'69 TO\'OT•\ lf11ux P .U. xlnt
l~•rul, SI 100.
b'7J.WIO Hfl 5
'&:> Che\' Panel. \t..g , .aulD,
A-l loh•l·h &haJ)(", nt'cds body
\\'nrk. S~j., 962-5·:=-~"'=~--. I
'6.~ C}l('v. !'f'·lill 6 cyl, ~oorl
gfls 1nl, long hfod , hvy duly
~prni.:s. Ill~ llres, $800.,
5-1,'\-:-M:O.I
191.il CHEVY Pickup. Nr.w
111ntor. tires, hl"akr.'>, 6 ryl.
17 ini. g;ll. Call Steve
612-8651
~----~--' 73 1-'0H.D Cow·icr. It/I( &
can1fl('r, lo 1111.
657-31176
'66 l'OR.D '~ T. P.U.
Runs gn>!l l.
~S.:'.!457 11.fl 6
Vans 963 "'° 2833 0">.I Pilot p O n , 1r.r.n . "' .. ,.., ,...,, \·(•ry H t't . "' \\'Rl t 1 f '·•c;;;-,-;;;o:;--,:;;;::;:::-c;-= u-u· . a II • . . u.,); JUV, Mi1cell•neous .,. .,, ! Costa r-.tesa, Calif. fl2626. lith CENTURY Flemish • PIANOS .!: IOvl'!I l·h1ldn•n. Rl•1! S35. ·70 IJSSA Stlle110. " sprt 1 ·73 OODG~~ Vnn B 200 127'
REC EPTIONIST-Sea'etary·
for busv Costa P.tesa Chiro-
pl"llctic ofc. Exper. pref'd.
ln""S'""' ......... Also 17th 6-l:!-1928. lrJ11s, Z-iOrc. S-150 or bs1 · ' -. · · "' "' -I BUYll "''' C· II . --5617 1~·hl b11sc, 36U, V·51. auto. SECTY., capable ol Dil·ision Century English blanket •• • ORGANS PURE bl"l'd , fem. Samoyed, · '1 c\e!il """" · PS, PB. Posi-traef. 11ir.
6-\6-C616. .
Retired Machinist
Full or p/time. For Appt.
Call 646-3931, CM.
RN' s $65 mo. ~ dlfieroentiat
for aclvcl11sed ~U. 11·7
shifts., OR RN'S 7-3, 3-11;
peds ICU RN'S 3-11, ll-7.
Exp. only
MISSION
COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
supervision., must be cx11'd rhcst $600. Eve!! after 6:30, Good, used furnllurt! & 21~ }'rs., $20. Nil'\! per , \\'A~'TED: ~1en's and Ladies Hnt1,_'d glass, Al\l·t'i\1 g 1rk
Bkkl)R. Gen a . ..! ski/ls, Bill-K-17-a286 appllance-s or '4i ll sell for you Open Nights 'til 9 all shots, 962-J.'i3.l used 10 spd bikes in hQl)CI !<tt>n'O. 11,000 ml. $3$0.
inx. Records handling, & LACUNA Beach rituseum of MASTERS AUCTION Set: 'til 5:30, Sun. 12·5 ""o:-====~== condition. ~ 833-4822 A.'>k for LRrry. or
gen. ofc admin., J\.1ust be AM Antique show & Sale. 2075~ Newpon, CM Rentals from $5 DOC OBEDIENCE Cl.AS.'\ llAl!Ll::Y O;tvidi;on 125, 1971. ,,....~.:;..:-:=:-~·~·~·~'~· ===-~' self starter. Exe. salary l\l11rch 8, 9 & 10th. 12-9 Pi\1 646 1686 TO Start \Ved. April 3rd s..'OOrt condition. Xlnt gas 1973 OODCE B30(l VAN, p/a,
commensurate w I ex P · Fri & Sat, U-6 Pl\1 Sun. aft 6 or Sunday, in Ow Ncwpon/Irvi~ area. "-ll't'r. 4fl&.6869. p/b. 360 V-8, ('\L'ltom in-~~ Se~-=e t~~1~ l07 Clifl Dr.. 839-W74 or-~30Ci0 • Plenos & Grands Call 5'16-4928 l,lnO NORT.ON Commando lccior, lapc.J 16,D.l) in\,
ex I · c II """'" ANTIQUES-Rall 'trtt$, Ice -ne'htnd "fony's Bldg. llit1. ALL MAJOR BRANDS TRISH ~trl'r 6 n10. Frn1. all rn~ brand. new, make otr', ~e Whls, $3100. &16!7W> er • , l"Vlne, a . :i.<wl 1•--ii0iiiiiiiii..,iiii..,iiiii ho 60 Ch I II •-1 7 ' 9 JllPM box. ice chest & misc. New Spin~ts Irani , .. $5'.):i :ii t:ri, an1p. int'ti. AKC ~Ct! 111 \650 Tustin Ave, Cl\1 ca ,_,,_. .,, : 1
*Sec'ys" Bookkeeper1 othel"!'\. 1101 D Vicloria St. , MEXICAN U11etl lrom ............ $9;1 He;. papers, ninke offr. 1967 BSA 441cc ~~ ~ FURD \'1tn l.962, r-.!aKs swo.
llavc. too many lo list CM. Call 641-9187 Plnyers ,'.' .......... ~~~ _>_3&-5_ 7116 !or street or i'railc~11'5i';ft 979-M67 Noon un1il 3:30
Liz Relnder'!I ~ent•y Appliance• 802 Gr11nds · :S395 DOBEltl\lAN p \ n sc h er fl nr \vkcllds 551·-144~. 833-3803 After 8 pm a!'lk
4020 Birch St, Sui1e 104 HANOCARVED NO DEALTO:HS Pl.l~ASJ·: Puppies Ah:C Cl'OftJIC(I '. . _;:••,,c,:.A;:,•·t::.·=~-=~-
Newport Beach 8 3 3-8 I 9 0 KENL\JORE WaAhcr s ;. 0' Exter1"or Doors • Organ• i>hob;, ~lales, i e mil I es ' AUSTR.1.AN, lite 14·e1ght: .10 'i3 DOL>GE Van, \'·8. l'l'flld,
Dial A Job 833-0855 No ncr.;•; Wa~jler S75. ALL MAJOR BRANOS _.1!62-9881l • ~:~~~New, Sacri!itt im.uclcd, insulated, 4 chancl
per wk. Room & board + 27802 Puerta Real, Mission
120. per day. 613-3561 or Viejo. 495-4400, 831-2300 Ap·
673-7254 ply bet. 9 & 4. Xlnt benefils
NURSES Aide, hou!W!keepc>r, &. .,,,·orklng conditions. An
7.3, good wages & conds. EquaJ Oppo rt unity
1445 Superior Ave, N.B. employer.
No Charge To You Frigi aire ,el11~~dryer $-15, GUARANTEED \VurUt zcr w/rhy 1Ne.,,,•l S-19!! STUD St'r'\'iC<' -need a fem. 'i2 l'Al\lAlfA 121 1 t cond strl'C'O. Xlnr co11d. Call allrr Estnblishl'd 19W guar<inlted &· delivered, Thomas .. (l:secli .. Sl !fi Corker span. for my regisl. ' 1 • :'(n • ;):30 17141675-4592
SERVICE Station l\ltthflnic, fl.tG-86cl2~~-~~--(714) 646-6395 Lo14•rey w 'svm f~C\\'~ $269.i ~ll1lc t.-ockcr span. 8-17-6574 ~u,"67!"751L7313"1'1·12°r best ol-'65 Et'Ono \r-Vnn, 6 cyl,
salary based on abillly, GE No li'rol;I Refrigerator , * PUBLIC * e FREE e eves. ~ · . .,. a · 1~20 i\1PG, ncedi> work .
apply Harbor View Shell, 15 cu fl, l )T old, perfecl, * F Organ leasons AIRED,\LE Pups _ AKC _ 'ii, llONO,\ T.JO. '7 1 $400 5-18-{.(ll l
2500 San Joaquin llills Rd, S225. al!IO Ladies bike $25. umiture Auction* FULLERTON MUSIC Flintkote Ch. Sire/S0014· eai""",·:,•,·1~.!.,.,.,500. Good i'Ond . .:.c.~:c,6'°'1"vw~~V7A~N,,.--
Corona del Mar 552·0764. FRIDAY 7:30 P~I . . QHy/Hugc Bone/Caln1 PeLl;;;;;;;-;':;;-;~-='CC7===--.,,.
--~ -----__, PldN:sJl:a:T .aawr axawv..:vaa 11.IARCH Slh I8191 Eucls'"s·7~0~136n1am Valley 837 '"-"I Pr/Ply 1969 450 11.onda. 6" lroat end. SERVICE Station he Ip REBLT washer, dryer s , W t h ._ -.,,,., ~'lUltcd, days. Apply, Don dsh/14·sh. $50 & · up to 1 a c tomorrow's paper SIA:\lf:5t: Killen..;, 7 irk.<i 5600. Pri. Ply. 1512 Ottan-Autos Wanted
Brown 's Shell, 990 E. Coast, yr gar, 546--5218 or 839-7620 lor special llstin(:" 122 ?\. ll:irtxir. Fullerton Scalpoint. 135. 615-Ti70, ari front NB. m.-8268. 961
N.B. FREE PICK UP, REFS. MASTE~CTION 1---8_7_1·_180_S ___ l7'';:,'';'"i":'end='·::=&l&-63::;· :,::::1:.:6,,.,..,.. HONDA 100 Din, dealer set
Sewi"'"' Mach Oprs APPL. & SCRAP METAL AKC C<"rmfln Shen Pun" i up. $350/best offer. Extra!>. ··• COMPLETE Ham Station. COAST MUSIC ,. ,,..., 962-1050 Good pay • steady .,,,,,rk. * 6'5-5258 * '4'k oltl. Call afl 3. •T=:-.-;c-~--~
Sports"-ear mlg. &12·3·172 NB JI)" SEARS 3 Linear amp re c e 1 v er· Ni?l'>'""rt Blvd at Harbor 6-12-2955 Mobile Homes 935 gas range, ·yrs Tower, rotor, beam. C01.·enr ,....
SILVERWOODS old , in xlnt cond. $la>. PH: u metcn, M1 & side band, Cos!a Mesa !RISH Sctlt!r, male, AKC, MOBILE HOME 6T':t-$13 -s~-A• 6 --'I 643.-2851 1 year old.
WE NEED YOUR
CADILLAC
Sharp, clean late model can.
Paid for or Not
Allk For Chuck Traw
Used Car l\fanager Tailor & Fitter ,...,, .. er pm uu Ray Yamaha Pianos & Organ!! 962-7&14 FOR SALE:
Experienced ELECTRICDryertwoyear.i 548--J-187 ~ Featurins: Koh l er &1~~~~-.0,,..-:::-:c>'. SILVERCREST ti.uasCADfl&.AC
For an ad In
Call Mary Beth
Vfoman·s '/-orld
642·5678, ext. 3~0
Sec ~tr. Scanc, l\1anager olrl S65. Phone 847..oo79 a!lcr CLOSED AIY SHOP. AU, Otmpbell & also Evcrell LA It GE dog ne cd !! MOBILE HO -s.ao....., .....
or ~lr. \Villiams 5 pm W"e<'kda)'ll. STOCK BEUJ\V CO s T r Pianos temporary home, rnl<ced w/ ME
GE Hravy Duty Dryer l-luman hair, cascaclcs SJ.50, children. \Viii pay. 846-6571 2D' X 5.1', 2 SD 2 BA, carp., Cetta .... MO-f1 No. 45 Fashion Island, N.B. Uk l60 1 ·Ir·~ bl> · 1r· ~~~~~~~~'.'.'.:~
Secimed·To-Slim Fabulous in Felt! e l'lf'W, • \\'ig ets Sl .50, Short l"alls PIANOS -ORGANS GOLDJ<:N R<'ll'irvrr l\fnlt' · "r-"· -ms., re .1g .. _
SPECIAL Ord!'r Jeweler 64&-ITI~ $2.50, AssoMed \Vi(,:.'! 50c New&: Used Great selection rhamg Hnc, shohi (213J ll'r.shcr &: elcrl. dryer, \\'Ired TOP DOLLAR PAID Inrlne~~~m.lrZlcler Rent Weshers/Dryers 10 $5.00. 846-273() Competitiv~ prlcell. Opc~ ~-iOl!I S39-ii2TI a ft 6 pm. ~~~k~sto~c co,~~. ~~: IMMEDIATELY
$2. Wk. Full maint. SACRIFICTNG all • elec. Eves. &: SUndays, 1,'he best Horses 856 scnpcd patio. Thrcc yrs old FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS
STOCK CLERK * 639-1202 * ~~~Afr.OOdpu~fl:: dws lrha1Ms~t: C"ly REGISTERED :lyr Appy ·like nu. Located in 'new Call or come In to see us.
Building Mat•rial1 806 heavy duty exercycle, other a IC S USIC I brood & Tidlng inlU"C. \\'eli ~dult pk. away from noisy NEWPORT
IMPORTS
Read bills of material. Fill
job boxes, rerord entries &
re-stocking. Exper helpful.
Call For Appl.
Industrial H.elations
(714) 494-9401
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
Laguna Beach
Equal Oppor •. Employer
· M 0 10 9 '" 5 16 South Coast Plaza S4CJ.2830 train-.> for exp ndc,. ALSO 'I. One-h~lf bl. tram_ C'\trb-misc. ar. a-• .., • 1:\.1 ....,,__ II 495 ~-11 EVF.'0 e Surplus .Bulldfng Balboa Col'es, N.B. , rl'!{. 8 mo colt. 673-2191 2i'.J~~. 697~. ~. ~1'.4.TERIAL · 1000'1 of NEW 1973 KODAK Carousel slide PRIVi\TE PARTY, Y.A~ REC Palomino Geldi~. 15-2. CAN BE SEEN AT• ITE~1S! Doors, lumber, pJy. projector, model no r.:i0 H, TO BUY PIAi.'lO FOR English. \Ve.stern, jumps_ 5', CRESTMONT •
.,,,"Otld, iaJu m sheeting, mold· standard Jens, n>mote con· CASH.• 517_9445 * no had habl!s, sound. S."JOO. ESTATES Ing, w.ndows, etc. lrol switch. Xlnl cond. 4JP.,..S3!17
BUILDERS SURPLUS S87.50. 546-3167 or 54;).1!»4. WALNUT Baby Grand, $1<m ~11=1o=r.~.o~s=n~E=oo--o171,-,~tc-..,.-. -1105~ Site Dr., Brea. !Central
2500 So. Main, S.A. DRAPES, WOVEN \\IOODS, or b5t oUr. J{t:ASO~ARLI::! /,1e. across trom Brea
!\Ion thru Sat 10-5 CARPETS. UPHOtSI'ERY 5.52-7$5 Ci1I 6T:i-2S7l Comm. Hosp.) Lot #46
TI4: 546.1037 UJWREY 0 2 al CONTACT RAY, PK. 1\TGP.. ~---~-----1 Free E s t, Trained rgan, manu •PONY Pinlo, x lnt for showing. ' Cameras & Deromtors. 5 4 8 -8 9 41 , bt'aut. tone, $425. or bes! ,1·fchilrlren .i;oorl: on trail lo.~,-.,.=~-----
Equipment 808 1/621-4769 oUtr. 5'18-9798. Sl'Jund. J3h;nrls, 833-30ll7 · Motor Home1
FINE QUALITI' PERSIA.'l BLACK spinet piaoo, gooll Sale/Rent
projector, model no. 750 H, Al<havl Oriental Rug~. best offer, 646-3419 I Boob""" j • Jf '73 OIAl\lPIO!\, 28' motor
standard lens, remote con-814 N. La Cienega Blvd S • M h Mlrint EquiprMnt 1'. home, nll steel framt', roof
940
1973 KODAK Carousel slide RUGS. concl . Hardly used. $99. or ~
trol s"•itch. Xlnt concl. ~213) 659-4480 ewing ac Ines 828 · & dash 11ir, 5,000 KW STUDENT, paM Ume house 1 100 1 k
k, Sat 9 fo 12 SlD $87.50. 5-16-3-167 or 56-1044. NEW Davis Oassic II tennl.s ** CASH FOR YOUR Bo G I 900 &'Cnera or. ga gas tan · wor · · ·• SEWING 'IA~. 11.~ OR ats, enera cruise rontm!, TV antenna
3100 \Y. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-9405
TOP CASH $$$
pairl for used Al\1C or Jt'('p:;
lj;/1#~1·14¥~
AMC/JEEP
196.') Harhor Blvd. C.:\I.
Call Donna aft 4 pm BELL & Howell auto load racket v.•/cover, 5 medium " '·' ""' & more. Asking $11 ,800.
&n-n40 projector, ueed once, $50 grip-$40. 846-1677 after 6 VACUUPif CLEANER * • Y.'A/l:TED: 0111hoard motor, .711-4~2-7Ui aft 6 & wknd1'. WE 14·ould like 10 huy your
Stock Room & ~all 548·1871 cvening11. pm or anytime weekends. We repair & ~rvkoe nil l:J ro 2fl JfP t.ire niodel. old cal'll, plea!lc call th!&
\\IE mJY
TMPORTED Atn'O.'i
BEST PRICES PAID!
Dean Lewl1 lmporls
1!:66 Ht.rhor, C.1\1. 646.930.'.:
,;F~u-r-n~l.l_u_r_t---~~8~10" '"~"S 1' s~ p ... -Bl"-. makes. Ovl'r 311 y1~ f'\P n <':1SOni!ble! 646-7&13 0 SI/ARE \\'l:'\~.1'BAGO 9 numbt'r Mood'Y . f~day lnventory"Control Girl "=•~ .. '"' '"'-~ .... "" S INCERf,; ~E\\'1:.:c O"'" 20% lnt. fully equlp. '' Yo~ girl needed w/expcr. Yard Vac w/3'1 lf.P. r.tACHl'NE , ,i:; V,\ClJU'.\l. Boa t1, Maint./ Use 10 \\'CE!k11 per year. Con· 8am-6pm for immed & free
in inventory, filing & typing DINETI'E Set. 42" round Briggs &: Stratton !!.flr. 1878 Harbor 646-9712 Service 902 sider only responsible party. pickup, :,_i7-3067.
for a young hard '4'0rking 1v/2 leRves 72" oblong, xln! 963-4220 Cos:tn J\-tes.-i Call &J.1-5-162 f.l·F 9-5. CASll FOil
group in boat bldg co. Cull ~vy 'c~:Ct ~~f1!0g~: SACRIFICE 1A karet ladie!I TV, Radio, HiFi, ~re1e Stern
100
Dr.ive
1
Cvhe
1
ck •DALE'S r-.to!or 110 me \'OUR C,\Jt
642·8961 & ask for Gene. l""""""' diamond wedding r l n ~ . Stereo 836 ,-a .. '•!}' nu rilct o \i> n-,.••I• MG-7070 6 uphols sw1vcl cham, gold Solitalre setting. 1\1 a k e ,1 Cnd "I · £ ~.. A I I 1., SUPERVISORS & "'alnut \inyl, S 15 0, offer. 557-8!51 · err -ser, H <irinc n· 'i3 23·26' 1\1.H. & Mini!! u os, mpor i:u
$9(11}$I400 Per .r.10. 8-16--161» zr.:-.imr. RCA & S"lLVAf\.,A i:in<' Servi('(.'. r..u.6.300. Free miles 9 111 9. 838--0000
970
VERY UNUSUAL MacGregor SLOAN DINING SET, 6 D~~~. s:'4~V.~~~ ~~ tclevl11ions & .~rerros .. Prit;M Boats/Marin• 1973 ·zr \VJ N NEB A G 0
Y•cht Corp. l'hairs & a.rmchalr CO\'ered rings SI., ?t1isslon Viejo less than t~e discounters Equip. 904 motorhomt>, ha~ e\'Crything. wl leather. J."ine cond. 830-8408 \\ilh 3 yr J1Jrt11rc tube, l \V1ntrr r11 lr!I. 962-45117.
l63l Plaeent11t, Cl l\1ake oiler. Call after 4pm, 11' pelU & !iervlce. 19·· & FIELD T1\NKS. 2"1M g:tl. RENT .73 E ! 24.
TELEPllONE Order SaJe!I &12-:url AIR condittonf'r, Emenon, llll'l{Cr color sel~ a r,. Trmpo Lon11: Cruise. !IT 17 1 nlC' · xp o~r
·n ,\.,.enger, CU!ltom huilL
i\lu.~t stt to Rpprec. Bt'sl
offer. 30 mpg, alt. 6 or
y,·f'l'kendl!, 675-0046.
P /tt·me 4 Hrs Day quiel, cool, 12,(0) BTU'!, delivered & set·up. All %"x26" lon11:. $i5 ea. 1-18 !lceps 8• 1~\'f!!fl rates AUDI 8' GOLD \'clvet sofa, 2 gtwn ··-' 11= 552-R292 Young woman over 2il w/ ...,..._. one scuon, '"·· models in stock &: on g11I. Tri Uow Tank $105. 9224 Accent llOfa, bed with good phone voice for \Vestm. :~v:!. ~ 3 he=~ ~•~98-~137'='·==~~-= db play. Ca.'!h 90 Plan or C11.(!es, lnlakes Iv: ol'C'rllow. Auto Service, Part1 949 SIZES S.20 quickie feJt pillowz in 2 ofe. 12.50 hr. sala"". !\fr. Uk I I 12" PORTABLE Color TV. terms to 36 months. &JI BIA approved. 8.13-1171 '72 AUDI 4DOOR
cok>n! R 897 ·J e new, must se · tt60 King bed $98 dbl bed foraurprlcesonanymodel. B p 906 ~ CAl\1ARO conv. 327, Au1omatl c transmls~lon. ~ 11f Mi'-'" 1lf4.\i'..... VIVID 1'""ELT sections and utfncr, -4!62 or !nS-21'77. 97'9--o870 $68,' All near ~. Pool ABC Color TV, I 9 O 4 6 oati, ower nulo. N('('(!s motor work. 30,000 ntilf"I'. Immaculate
drcles are qukk to s&sor TYPIST $600 BEIDERi.\tEIER Sleigh bed, table, fair, S!E, 8(2.-0.106 Brookhurst or 9021 Atlanta, 36• Cl-£RIS 'I'll-in 1u 11 Y l\lotor done out ol car. $500 condition. t7•18ELV 1. ~SLENDERLY falls the out , stilch up for 16" and FcePald.Keepupthetyplng w/mnteh. dreAS·table, BALBOA _ BAY CLUB lfuntin~~~n Beach. !lGS-3329 equlp'd, Excel cOna., sliri flrm.5-13-3691. DAVE ROSS
princc!IS lines of this Jo\1.'ly, 18" round pll\o\\s. Embroid· for bosy engineers. Must dresser & l11:e chest.. plus membenbJp for 8 a I e, or 962-5559 Incl. N.B. Pril'. P ly, day!! BRAND rle'4' TR-1> Tonneau PONTIAC ~EAl\IEO.TO-SLll\.1 Style. A er with 141>01. Pattern 7222: be flexible type penon n fe"'' misc pieres, ~2S&t private party. &12·1802: FA.!VfASTIC STEREO SALE 213-421-3m. Eves &.14·kndi; cover S30. 846-1 617 after 6 2-lSO llarbor Ulvd.
hinged, bO\Y eflecl sofler.s transfer, pallem pieces. W/good typing skills on 4 PC Turquoise sofa $60. 642-."903 Sansul 210 Receiver, 2-12" i1H7J..!ri07 pm or anytime '4~kcndia. Costa 1\'lcsa :-,..u;.so17
U Sc I I J 181\1 exec. Alao Fee Jobs. B k lad I be' kit h " k & GI b ~==========-"=========:.I the band co ar. w t nmY SEVENTY·'1'VF. VENTS Call Slllly lie.rt, 543-6(f)5, un < !'r, tge C' en \VASifER & dryer In good .r-Yo'llY spea ers en urn '20' DELUXE rib e r g la s Ii -
Printed Pattern m.i: r.ti&-.tor each pattern -add 25 Coo.stal Personnel Agency, tahle \'1nyl l'OCku. $10. cond. Spring & mAttre!l.tt set. magnetle turntable com· hard1or ettbin & !railer.
acs· Siz<!5 8, ltf, 1:?. 14, 16, 18, oents (or each pnttcm for Zi90 Harbor Blvd, CM 531-i1714 Call 536-?9lO eve.'! or wknd!I . plcle "'llh Shure cartridge. CAI eves * 492-78-11 ~.Si'"' 12 (b1l!t 34 ttlkt8 21ift Air Mall 1rnd s ........ laJ Han· OAK "'II ~,.De-" 5' '°"" List over Sj()(), N01Y $297.1 :::-.,-:;c==·,....,,,,..;o--,,oc s TAR GA ... E-.:>'.a. v ~ "" .,....... '"" ,. ""'' .. ,., NEVER """d TR 0 ~o•n•a<> U I 21 TROJAN Needs ll IJUI" .~ ~ r T'..,. 1ants (j.inch. . . _ dllni: otherwise third-class S-top. C.ood condition. """" "' •· " .. Ill' your nMme tl'Lx return ' · i • ~ i==~:.,.---~ , SEVENTY•r'l'n: CENTS dellwey will taJcc three TYPIST P rivate party. $550 firm. wver Sll. 84&-16Tl alter 6 cheek le gel rrce headpl'Cl'll's Tlf'. Call for d c I ti 11 s, M By CLAY l. POLUN l lllA
.tor eecb pt1ttem -add 2$ weeks or more. ~Send to STREAK on in to our afflce Alter 5: 54-$625 pm or \\"et?kend.$. $24 .!l,·, "alue. U . S. A . 496-6SG9. v r-Oolfr ""1Ml1 G.iicl. X stn,. "£11 ~ ' •••· t I I ~ T ~"R.,.""' ~.,,., ...... ''2~--'" An••'fftf t• 111• St""· Y ~--tor-each.,a.ttcm ...... Al?ce Brookt, lhe-DA1L'l Of' ..... n ry.. eve .......... , ClJST(l• --spa •• T1VA b@':WMtCp I a Jt-1 c 01-1) ov.-<;•• ~I ..--...1.rh-..Bo&lon-\\'JWile. T d ) f Ga u
Alt !\tail and Sped.al Hand· Pn.crr, 105. Needlecraft ' Mlary. IOCAI co. U\'l':r 'bro ";;tl~·"11tbl . Jnt toll-11P shade 12' wkle. $10. Co&ta Mesa, &:15--2+12, li21 type hull. foam flllf!d, $325., 1 n r!i.!:t.O::.:;~~~~~rs: s.1~21-40
ling: otherwtae third.clua Dept., Box 163, Old Chel.qee. J1son Best Agency cond &73-0llO or 646--492) 642-3163. South Brfstol, 2 bl~ No. 613-7'291 alf 6 af)Qll'Zodiot.blrthi9\, ~ti;.n~~Lll
Odivery will take lbree SlatlOn, New York, !ltY. 17400 l3ro6khursl, r . Vly. '-WIG SHOP~="• AND 01 So, Cohl Plan. :x£-0.120. Boats Sail 909 ., Go-.. .ll 'o-61 to =.ks or more. Stna to 10011. Print Name. J.d4roltl. Si»tc 213 963-87'15 LOVE Seal, O\'OCadO"grcen. .. ~ .... ~ COMPLEI'E Hom Stat01. ' 2A-4 l1~ 62.f~
M·-•· ••· DAn.u •• p 1 •• be Uke new $50 Iii Dall ca.st· STOCK FOR SALE J ,,_., ll o-t~ tJ,.,
""'...,,, UJC ·1. Mp, aleni ,,U1J1 r, l ~""!!!!""""'""""""''"'"""I · ' • ~Zl30 Unear amp recelv cr . ISt.A.'iOER 30 ?-1111'1< II •.a.1 J•'f'o-.. ,~ PILOT{ 442, Patteru Dlot., NEEDLECRAFT "12? TYPIST, part time, neat, en1. 493-2287. Tower, rotor, beam. Coven! <PuUYC"<lll '2 )Ttl old, fully ~s.w na..-,,,To
2S2 '\\est 18th St., rlew Oochet, lmlt. etc.' Frte tlCC\lnlte, nexlble hrs, Nice 'ROUND Oak Table, ti'' no FOR Ill.le Hand lmlttlnc 11 mcten, AM k side band. ('Qtdpt for n.cinl(. Xlnt ~(,.;;,.. ff::_ :1~ ~ortc, N.~ 10011 Print dlrtetlons, 50e. olllee, South or o .C Air claws, unrerlnlshed, $190, ~....s!" alter 6 J!'ll S150. A1ter 6pnt call Rily mcing l'E'COrd. Inboard ~ 1a-. ltt• u~
!lfAME, ADDRJ:.88 with lattaet Mattaftte BoOt. Port. Wrlle Claal.fkod ad 8':1741972. -· _,,_ 548-1487 -t .. 1 "ean. Over $21,0CI> '"°"' lfuu ,,.,..~ bP, SIZE aDd nYLll S.udc, fMcy knots. pot· l-l\WLTILm-1 1250 "Y"....... .. IOA "°~ 10w..,_ -~ S1 OO No. 8:_1. Dailv Pilot: P. 0. HIDE·A·6 f.D, Exetllent ron-• RebuUt. McINTOSH MX110. MAC240:-tnve!i!rM, l\lust s e l 1. 11 ~ •1 ,_._ 11 ~l "'s'EE.,MoR£ Quick ':.,· Cmrtitt 8°'* -Boxl560.Cosl•l\f~m. dltion. J.tS. call t'ves Llkebrandnew·StZO.Call Teec 4()10: SOfl.31 TC~: 6"-Cl'£7. ii~ !J~ 3~.J.a..
i-.-.. n... l).J.3-"""''ll 545-2500 l'lfl . 6 p.m. Pioneer Pt 50: ,,__3at Pal· F1.YL~G Junior. 2:.Jibs. 1 ''°'"""""" ••w.~ 7•Y-F~<i>lons ond .,..,.,.. OIJt ~ by PMw~! nt-"'U CK CASH .,_ ~· _,,. I I k ,,., ,,.,_, ,.,._ r.tll:':nt f~ tmm out terns. St.OJ, ,,. I • t.ove11ea1 &.. Mlfil-Never BEAUT. BRANO nu Spant.h 4, •1•1K JV; Reclilinl'o,r '.\: m11 n .t 'P nna er, c, ntW ll'l.i 4'Vo •• ,,..,.1 ,6,., •
....i-n.,Summer OUA!log. All Oon1plete lastuC Gift Book ll.oW:·1 ve ..... d. qual. Cu:stom Rod·iron & <NOOd chandeUe:r OllM·F. SanfoM !)57-3126. or prrv1er "A i.·~r. Tm11.-r ''°" '''::1-r 71f'l"«•oe•• •" 0 • -.... _ •----"' '# 6 litee $25. ~1183 work; &t0-1""", ••t 1125. 1'100 nr nUer. ~ u 1 An !:! -• 4,•,~ ',.e~.=' ~,,.,, 0n11lllc. ., __ ·~· -··~ THROUGH A """''· "'"'"'bm. oo"m10. ~, ,,---·~-·INSTANT SEWlNG BOOK $1,00. fPC Ruttan Set. ti~ v.'OOd, CARPET Layer, lnstallallottj AM/FM 1ltrro &-trttcic tape. SnlL~rv. ~ 10 U llm, ,,r.:.., rr~ :?!::.;'''
&ew today, weal' tomomrw. Oa41ylete Aflbu 9"11: -lb! I '"' .... ~ Rtp&ln, youn O't' mine. Cel Plus tapes. Sl2j . C ~ 11 _21'1/.1M--22tll 11 ,,,... $1~ ii v-
et Jl.00. DAILY l'fLOT l'l'\~n: l' L:w;.i..,ns, •"'1• Dean, 60-7101. $73..71'57 after S:OO. llOBIE: C<lt UJ 'V/lmllcr ,ln-:;., ~~ •1v-.;1 '"I0NSTANT FAS 1110 N II .Jlflt •-..,,,_Ai,,!&.:; 546-89""' $1 • (i ~II 1' ~ )• T-.'d '' Too1 ·-. G S J12 ITALIAN motoreyele, aood MAGNAVOX stCN!O Cl'lnY.ll'-' irm. ' l\'4'11,)', ll~ u~-:::::
BOOK HUl'ldttd• 0 r :-el II Pftlle WANT AD -•tage .,.__ --lor beginner rrs. 'fill Sean Mcdl ·~e fXCc!ilfn1 c ' ~l.,..-il!""I. N--t.m.. ,,o,i..-51f-~ 11Wll'o'
C-shkm facts. JL q1' .,_.. JG ft GARACJ·: Mle. Thurs thru l color t'(, 14" $50. s.a&-3'U9 $175. 642-«17 • '(!-/ '"" lt ~~~..... =z= =~
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-pa l!ml. Sun AnllCJUe It lt'ldll\n items, Buy a new •1•1 Your oldt'r 19" Ptlrt. ColOfi"'iV. Jn i,:-;.I t>•2 .. ~0!':!~~~1•ct ftJ-1,un. ll ;Jo)~ oo°""' '°~' 1111 JSbffuttnd p1t&ms.llk. M_,_. ~ 8i»Ok I • 642·5678 Shop Smttb. Band 1tw 1626 modf.I car 111 In bit: drmand cell~t workini mnd., SlOO,.I J(M-c-io,--l'0-11·'2t-ll ,, {2)Gaod @A-"i'r• £~~~,n l ·ii'••••••••••••••••••r-t=='-------~ w_-21stsr .. u -·· SeU tt Jufw1tb a B.B.MS.412il ~
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I i NEW '74 Wo~~ir.;~ PPKENTA1~ ~F.~~.Elli ~~~.., ~.:'. ·11 MONTE ~~~:~n .. ...cu•Y . HAND NEW ·14
ROT aRY MAZD a .,.. ~,. ~-·-· ..., .. c1oor 1oc.,, """"' Ca •Lo -~ ~~"-~ ~'!'.: • -• *· e.lllO m1., DUSTER "' "" ~$2t99 vw '65. gl)Od NtWng cond. con1rot Totally equipped. ll'll power _. • ~ Im DtYorted mutt $67 .52 Mo. SAAB SON NETT R...-Ne. Clll _,. Low ml18. ftmHZY). vs, a"tomatlc, radio, beat,., ~~. ,Vtey low ml,._, ..n.~'o\-.., '*'· ~ Strla1 No.$V!.2f.C4G2595
179036 .
New '1J llevllri&1
t-HUGI SAVING$!
70 Uk'°' -.... 9. 6, ...,., steering, pow" c-.. ).-. . . -36
mo. o.i:.t. .. .,..rB ,..,; 831Fl'f34 brues, white wall tires, ',... •• ' MUSTANG HUGE SELECTION
69 REJ!mT R-10 24,,}';,W.;,,i~.:P.~:.~,.. ~.,:;~ ~: 1969MNSTANC V8,alrconcl. '74 DUSTERS
1974 BMWs
Ba\tarias, S.OSAI 6: ~
for Jmmedlate deUvery
.MIRACCE-
11 MAZDA II
YJJ .. '17 w/opkn'. 642-3693 $1795 P/S, Pl& ..... tniii .. VliiYl -Glint Savli191l
$1299 61 n... bl t . -iop. 1 owner. Must Me. n.-.. n...ny I-SUn. 'tll 10 PM ' °"'" re l eng, runs area , Open DaJly & Bun. 'tll 10 PM Call MS:5173 an:. s p.m. ..,_.. ,,,_.. 70 SAAB 99E nee<la pain!. M"'t oell l600 72 CADILLAC 29'19 H.-BMl., ' 2929 Ht-Blvd., MlCC~t or bllt oftr. 586-M97 Cpe DeVllle, 2 Dr. Xln't Cost& Mesa "1 MUSI'ANG 0:mert. Orig. Qilt.a Me11t
5 yr. or 50,000 mile warrant)'
available on au new
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C....NtN ...... , .. $1 699 VOLVO concl. Mao>~ Vtnyl.... 546-1934 ;;;,Xlnt cond. $900. ""' 546-1934 ff TOYOTA 1---~:.::.;;..;;. ___ I leatber "J>hol, tilt wlil, · ,
XB ll697 a/concl, illm.ate ......,1, '71 CORVIETTI' "JO VE'ITE, 454, ••to. OLDSMOllLE
4 OLVO •tereo rad. w/ tape, S ~ Stl"1r•y f'•ttbeck loaded. ~ S50lO mi. _...;:..;:::.;:::;;.;::.;::,;.;:::;,...
$1599 '1 V ""' ...... wm .. u ""' Only u.,:m ni11 .. 1 Sanford. ,. 4U8 ... -"· •11 TDRONADO
!S'7< 6 '!3 BMW'•· DPEN SUNDAY
OPBN SUNDAYS e e ··ili~i· i, tj~QcJ<klj l * ~ J~R:..•ry *
71 JAG 2+2 $4,000. Conlaot Penonoel Exel"-"--·· 0~ la 640-ISOO, Ext. llZ. 686DTK 6 _............_ I u ...... -..._.nu ..... , n.c..i cquer '69 CORVE:M'E .,. pl CU.tom. Yin)'l top, .strato $53'9 Bott Dool -.,~~,.. -i:ibO. Boy Club flnbh w!lh black vtiiy! fn. -.• .;i 1"'ncb -t, full powu, 1a<> LEASE OR BUY ~-w ~-H NB lerior. Economical 350 cu. ~~t coOd. tory air, tilt wheel, AM/FM Dick Miii°' Motort ~· · ~ wy, tn. V8wflhto1Dmattctianl., .::~=::.·=,.:::=:.,....~--1 ,,.,.., ...,., door lo<"'-
New & """" lmporu All-Isl, lactoeymcond.,full.....,, COUGAR , Ex-lonal'1,000mileaot~
120 W. \Varner at So. Main QEAH LEWIS '70 SEDAN DE VILLE tilt y,•httl, AM/FM radio. (638CJM).
Santa Ana 557·2ll2 11Us dttk beau.., will -.1~ COUGAR' $1"' _ .!. -36 ~10NTHS OPEN LJ:;ASE
2§to2 Mal'iuerite Parkway Will accept trade-Ins Cok>nlal yellow, black vlnyl •:r ,..u,
SAAB SUBARU VOLVO top, black leather inter. F'ull your httrt at first aighl. RENAULT p<M·er, lactory air, Uh (lllJDNP).
Miulon V~jo CALL MR. .FRY M2-6666
l3l-2CMO • 495-4949 H t B h . ' '}.
li'RONT WHEEL ORNE wheel, A~l/FM stereo,
HEADQUARTERS 1006 Harbor, C.l\l &.16·!1.1113 po\\·er door lock11, twilight
USE AVERY PWY EXIT. u n • eac t < .... ,.. " fY; ... l,.... 1969 Cougo' XR-7
Green with black vinyl lop.
Air conditioning, power win-
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
0
1974 ilMw"s
in stock ready for Immediate
dell\'el')'. Excellent savings
on remalntng 1973 models.
SALESSERVJCE-LEASING
-.OVERSEAS DELIVERY--
ROY CARVER, Inc.
RO~ ROYCE BMW
~ E. 17th St.
Oie;ta· Mesa e 546-t#t
'74's Are Here!
lmmodlote Dellvoryl
S.ve On R1malnl"I '7Js
CREVIER BMW
Sales e Service e Leulng n w. tat, s.A. 8:5-nn . · :;~~.·
CAPRI
'13 CAP!ti, like new, lo
1 mHea. new radl.als. $3350.
~ or 552--0516
DATSUN
Dlck Miller Motors '66 VOLVO. 70CKI mi. Rebuilt sentinel. Extremely 5ow ' ..
·-"·· .... -'. ',J,
New & Used Imports engine. 26 mpg. S48-9ll2 miles. (491BXCJ .
UJ W. Warner at So. Main ~"'::.':::"':....::.5 .;.P;:;M::.· ---= $2799 MAZDA P" .....• .:..~ '• ~,.ti;'
' , • --,f ... ·"' o'
dows, rill steering wheel. Sain A 1fnk»
New tires and brake" A OLDSMOBILE Santa Ana 557·2132 Autos, Used 990 °68 CHEVY Malibu, nu brks
1733,! Bead> m. "'""6 TOYOTA CASH PAID !.. ~ 1100. 6!0-0168 _.,
cle&n one owner car fDr GMC t:RUCKS
only U,195. See In the Dally .......,~ ~••s
MERCEDES BENZ ··~ Pilot parking lot, 3J'.t Weal • .. .,.__... -_ • •
Bay Su.et, Coata M ... UMIVBISitY· OL'DS ONE YEAR FOR YOUR JUNK CAR '68 CHEVY 2 dr Impala, 50 USED WARRANTY 612-4930 68,ooo ml, AIC, ssoo. d.,... Call 642-4321, ... tor ll5o li.....r BmL
Jack CUrley. C.olta Mell 540-M MERCEDES 73 TOYOTA BUICK '73 ELDORADO 96S4723
ON DISPLAY CORONA SEDANS De""""trn!DI'. San Motil• CHRYSLER
Several nice ones to d'°°8e LAS blue riremlst with vinyl top:l __ .::;.;.::;~;;:.::""'--'~am~:.'f ~~~ ~: :=n~1 :~~:~th~:: AT ;.r:;:, ::.~.le,~t:=ry 1::;~f~t A-T-LA·S-ATLAS
(250HEW). radio, etc. All priced below Chrysler/PJymouth wheel, AM/FM stereo w/ mouth
the 0081 of a new 1974. ,63 BUICK 1ape player, power ~r Chrysler/Ply Ch te /Pl mouth •73 MG ~fl<J&et, low mileage, SEE TI!EM NOW .. DRIVE locks, auto. cruise control. '69 TOWN & 'Y1 r Y
like new, AM/FM (Su No. ONE ... Bl'Y ONE .• " ELECTRA 225 Only s.000'6,; .. (430161). COUNTRY '67 DODGE .~~1a eorona Mari< n.. 4 DOOR STATION ·~o:~r
delW<e bat<ltop, 1 owne•, HARDTOP WAGON ~ cond, low mil~ (558-V8, automatic, radio, heater, V8 automatic radio heater HARDTOP
ELW). power steering, power ~·er steering 'po we~ VS, ,utomaUc, radio, heater, H--· of Imports '71 TOYOTA MK 11 brakes, power windows Ir --bru.,, power ' window&-J>OWtt steering, white skSe
-HAR TDP oeau. tilt ,, .. ""!: wheel, 72 COUPE DE VILLE .,.!Hoot' 1oc .. , white wall wall tires, m condl-
J2J.7250 . D . ~~~!~""'c~iJlf..~. :""'11· Dnty-17.00Q m)let! i-, til•....._. ateerinr , .vioyl ~,~~),. • -JtM st.EMONS' ' •. Only 31,912 mllnl '. --~· '·~··" • -'l'W<edO black w/blaclt 1 wheet, l'OO! nck;-olr condl· . $69:1 .
IMPORTS ~:k bl:;t'~nt~~~. ke~ $495 ' . top/black leather interior. Uoning. (490EHK). . .. Open Dally Ir; SUn. 'til 10 PM
MERCE,DES BENZ toey air rond., b"'ket .. ats, 0P'!n Dally. SW!. til 10 PM ~;.r·t.~" ",';'•.!'. . $995 . r -29'19 ffarixll'. IDvd ..
AM/FM radio, new w,tille • 2929 tlarbor Blvd., power door locks. Abso-Open Dally Ir Sun. 'til 10 PM Cos ta Mesa
AUTHORIZED walls, etc. Truly a fine com-5eo4•6
1•_1
1·9.,.34 lutely stunning: f!MEXLJ . 2929 Harbor Blvd., 546-1934 SALES Ir SERVICE blnatlon of quality and econ-Calta Mesa
Jim Slemons omy. i995osM1. •n BUICK SKYLARK 546· 1934 FORD
DODGE PINTO
'72 FORD Pinto, Runabout,
~auto, White,-Brwn lnt-$1895.
645-3447 aft 5.
PLYMOUTH
1972 Plymollth
Custom Suburban
3 Seat Station Wagon
ltXfcld, V8 engine
Targucllite Tra.Dsinission
Pbwer Steeri!!g
Power Brakes, Disc Front
Air Oludltlooet --. '. AM' ·ftadjo • -
Vinyl Split Seats
Electronic .Ignition
Color • Chestnut Mttallic
License 2S3EOJ
$1695
lmDOfts · $2395 CUSTOM 4DR H.T. ~
WILL BUY YOUR (We're top buyer tor any Only 13,514 mlle1I ATLAS WANTED: ls.17·1956 2 dr DATSUN, TOYOTA used Atercedes Deni.I . Fa.slldioos best describes Ford Station Wagon
See 8t DAILY Pll.DT Em·
ployl! Parldng Loi, Monday
thnJ Friday. Call 642-4321,
ask for Mrs. Greenman.
, OR VOLKSWAGEN 1301 Quall ·-11Uiexreptfiilj;,1"aoto0Si"',....,n Et:oolWlO FM/AM -Chry1'-/PIJIMUfh w/"'°'ght body, good fn.
AID FOR OR NOT. "'ILL Newport Beach ~!!!!!:;~!;;!~;:;~~ mint Green with vinyl .top stereo, fully equlpt, top BRAND NEW 174 terior. Mech. not important.
PAY TOP DOUJJ!. ~·" 833-9300 and matcltlng vinyl lntmo•. """'· n" ttres, 673-2222 d.,.., IUR 6'13-42116 alL 8PM '°"-'-'-/Plymouth
KENT ALLEN, -~ ENTF.R FROM MacAf!'l'l!UR Foll power, fact,,.Y "" ... '°'Mike nit .. 673-170<. CHIY 1963 FORD GALAXIE • xlnt _':."7.isATEIJ.ITE
tr1 DATSUN 1600 RaacUtel', NOW OPEN HARD TO GET """'" tilt wheel, AM/FM 1963 Cadlllac sedan· good NEWPORT 2"d ca•, 1225-o• ""'' ofr, SEBRING PLUS Hard Ir rt top 25 MPG 1974 radio, white wall tires, etc. cond all xtras 74 tAgs new ..:53:::1..:-5;:.142=------...,. ~ 6'2oiss4 . Minion Vle"" lmpo1rh, MODELS We Invite ,..... "'°" crttlcal rad!,;,.,, """"devt.,.. l400 2 Doo•. A•"""•tlc ""1wpls-'11 Lm -··•·-,,_, 2 DR H T r-inspection. (651DZKJ 963-4S7·t' &ion, radio, he&ttri power ..... FM"'"6' ..... ,.. ~ • • •
'71 DATSUN Sia Wag. Fan-le>ruring NOW IN STOCK $2999 ,,-..._ power """'"· "" top, ~·· ,,,..., V8, automatic, A>!/FM
Wtlc condition.· 119 5 0. MERCEDES BENZ CA MARO a>n<Utlonlng, while llfde wall "°""· 11400., 58lhlfil9 "'"'° "'®.,heater, power
ATLAS
ATLAS
Chryt._/Plym1lllfl
'68 PLYMOUTH
YIP 4 DOOR
HARDTOP
V8, automatic, radio, heatet,
power steering, v.iiite \Vllll
tires, air condltloning, vinyl
top. (PP4.1F1JD210085l.
$795
Open Da1J.y le SUn. 'ill 10 PM
_ 2929 Harbor Blvd., '
Costa Mesa
546-1934
ATLAS
Chrysler/Plymouth
ThoAll New
'74 PLYMOUTH
VOYAGER
Fomlly w._
NOW HERE!
Immediate Delivery
Open Dally & Sun. 'tll 10 PM
2929 Harbot' Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
546-1934
AJLAS
ChfiYi!Oi/.ply;;;..,.i,
'72 S:A TELIJTE
SEBRING
VB; automatic, radio, heater,
power steerlng, power
brakes, v.•hlte wan tires, air
conditioning, vinyl top. <301·
EOH J.
$2095
Open Daily &: Sun. 'til 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
546-1934
ATLAS
497-1927 aft 5 & SRS'a, Corolla's, Coro n a tires, vinyl side mouldings. BEAT Up '66 Calaxie 500, steering, "power brakes.
'72 DATSUN Pick Up. Orig. FIAT Wagons, !Standard &: Auto-BY OWNER Serlal No. Cl.23-T4C-131477. Runs good, Ask'g $175., , WSW, bucke) seats, console, vs, automatic, power steer·
owner, Gi;! cond9961., Coml)lete Sal~Soonl: Serv\ce matict)ih Cel!ea ~·fro~ '61 CAMARO RS $3995 673-l!W, 64B4l688 . Rally toolf wheels, vinyl Ing, power brakes, radio,
ChryslOr/PI,...,..,...
'72 PLYMOUTH
.DUSTER
Va.it-U1 At many 0 ers 0 c ' Open De.Uy & Sun. 'til 10 PM '70 MAVERICK, ilr, auto, top, al.r condlUonlng, l652· Heater, whlte waJI tires, air
'&7 DATSUN 411, UO'J-ce, 28'l'D1 ¥U'KUlrite Parlnvay WE'LL DEAL Factory Air 29'B J1arbor Blvd .. , lo mileage, clean, best iTF), ., '::.'"' condltbllng, custom exter-
Good IU m4 $500. , M-Viejo 411>1700 ---.,4 CINTURY Tlnted'{;tm Coata Mosa ofla, by 3/12, 64H697 '$Z295 .. ; Jor and1lnterlol',"vlnyl •Ide
a.3111 ..... -IUsE' AfE;RY PWY. EXIT) LUXUS 4DRI tu!.""~... 546-1934 1969 FORD Falriane, ·""" Open Dally.~ Sun. 'til ID.Piii ~om.Ing•, vinyl top. (2$. FIAT * '6l MERq:DESlOIB * Only 6,503 ml HI Powerst,.ring f:'·~~ Utile -'<. 2929Hartx.-Blvd., , 51995 ,, , ___ ._;,_;._;. ___ , * Harvest' gold with exquisite Power Brakes -Dlsc Front CONTINENTAL _..,, ~ · \a.Qi Mesa
1 1 '13. 850 Spkler, 4 moi., ~N~ 494-7503 or. 540-3100 Goldtapegtryinterlor.Fac-ElectricWindow1 '66 LTD (CHEAPll) \546-1934 OpenDaily&.SWl.'tillOPM I 1tlll on warranty,, Fine I ----=-=.:;;c'-"---• '74 TOYOTA toey m conditioning, aot<>; Tach. '69 MARK 'Ill MAKE OFFER!! 548-1794 -..;.·=-:.:::'...:..:~'--I 29'19 !J!lri>o~ mvd.,
'cOrid. 6t6-71)85 alt 5 . OPEL matlc tra'"'mbslon, .... , Conaote Wblte wftl> Nack vinyl top . U!1COLN •Im PCYMOUTH COiia Mesa · HONDA !lest Dool Anywhere! ~: .. '\'."~~di!; ~ ~':::':' ~= Steerln& Wheel and black lealhe. lnteriOI'. CUSTOM SUBURBAN '546°1934
I . 71 OPEL LEASE OR TRADE tire•, etc, Fanta•ttc valoe Spaoe s. ... , Spare ~=-e~'t."."'ll!talr~i:f 1973 3 Seat Stetlon Wagon ATLAS ~ND:u·~ Sedan xlnt rn,;: 4 door. 1900 teries. Radio, All Moclelsl on a fine family car. (839-Used Only.10,llll mV)T AM/FM itereo, power door LINCOLN '~ill~ ~
cond. 8-:1 call '546-4220 Ext !:es~agePs ~~ag~·~ DEAN LEWIS -" -JFI). $3695 ~~ !lha a~= =;;,~esa condition. CONTINENTAL Power Steering Chrys .. r/Plymouth
481-483. 979-8153 top and Is priced way below $2299 4 Dr. Towncar. Xln't cond. Power Bi:aJ<es. Disc Front Open Daily Ir; Sun. 'til 10 PM
1971 HONDA 600 D car, new ~owne=::;'p'"E=u"G=E;,.· o=T~-1 TOYOTA Bluebook al S129S. Call OWJI" Fully equipped. Lthr .inter, ~ ~~... 2929 Harb:Jr Blvd., enc. Make offer. 300 N. El _ er evea. &: weekends 963-1121 ' vinyl roof speed coqtrol "'" n.a Costa Mesa
camtno_ San Oemente. -------.,.-MUST SELL 6 way p,;,, aeaU, am/mi Electron;c lpitlon 54L1934 NEW PE'·'GEOT rad. w/1tereo tape. Wlll Color· Green V-JENSEN " 1966 Harb<l', C.M. 641>!oo"l '68 Camaro RS. Cle•n. ""'° ..u '°' 15195. Contact License • >;SEOJ
JENSEN
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DEALER 5 RK-3'• Tittl and "'"' qoolse w/blk. vinyl lop. 327 Penonnel M""""°'~ U.695.00 T•BIRD for Toyota Land cruiser BUICK '70 Skylark custom V-8, rac. air, PIS, P/B, Balboa Bay \.lub See at DAILY PILOT __ _:...:,;.;_:;_ __ ,
Complete Sales and Service. $40. Phone SSl-8404. ~r. cpe. fact. air, 5000 auto. trans., radio, power '73 TOWN O>upe. Loaded, 1..,.., W ~-t H NB Employee Parking Lot '61 T-BIRD. Well maint&lnid 50 con1pacts on display. mi. on warTBJ]ty reblt eng. windows, col'l!!Ole & many 2 Dr, Speed control. Air .......... · ~ wy, · · Monday lltroU&h Friday'. Ir many good miles to go. PACIFIC MOTOR TRIUMPH \l'.c~ J;:\:, book. Nwpt. oth" extra" Miring $1295 Cond; -..> Bloe Pain' Think of what'°" no lon&er Call -. uk tor Mn. $250. ""'"' 548-5118 eves, of Colon .
Immediate Ddlvery
FULL SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
IMPORTS . · · cash. Call original owner AM/FM with tape ~...!. ...need, make a list then aell Greenman. · 1,_::wo; .. c;k;o:end:::,.. ~----1 --'71 TRIUMPH Spitfire, low-'70 BUICK Skylark GS, -eVes. S:9 & Wttlfends oriitiii1JY aOtd for $9000. ttioee items with a Dally Have mmelhlng you want to 65 T.B. 68,0CKI mi no air, PEUGEO'f./SUBARU mi. clean, $2200 or best of· am/lm, a/c, ~t disc 96J.l121. Asking only $6(8). pri. pty. Pilot Clasl:lfied Adi Call aell! ClassifJed ads do ft nma good, good cond $4!6,
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
fer. Private Party~ 534-0137 brks, auto, M0vtng, must See To Appnclite ssi.zm J 111t call 6G-667'8! well • call NOW 60-567& 642-4417 Az~elmw. Lincoln A~'.mol=alt~6;.,. ~.,---.-===-sell, make ofr, 552-8270. A frt .. A New 9IO A Ne 9IOA ~==N-----980-
'fn GT 6, Triwnph, $950 firm, . CADILLAC '68 Camptro PRS./B All exttu °'":'°;:;'•=IW======":'°';:;·;::::====;::;";'°';:;• =·===;::::;;:;:;:"';;;";;';;' =--====;J PORSCHE """ & ,,..,,,, =-ntly '°"" Incl. /S, • air, ""'·· • 30 mpg. 645-loo.'f. radlo, vinyl top, etc. Musi
sell $1295. Eves. &: week· ~-W ~ t H N.B •n 911-T $6950. 5 SPD, '67 TRIUMPH $350. Ask for '70 CADflLAC ends 963-1121 . ........, • v..ias wy., • LEATHER SEATS, A/C, Jerry; 675--5300 9-6 Mon-Fri, --=~---= 642-9405 AM!FM, EX COND. FRAN or S.12 Sat. C.Onver1ible. Adri.atlc tur· 1968 CAMARO conv. 327,
540-0095 675-3307 quolse. w/black v1nl'.I to~ & auto. Needs molor work. LOTUS 1960 PORSCHE•' . New-· I. _VOLKSWAGEN mF•lllch1ng ·1e,ather 1n~er10tlrt1· Motor done out of car. S500 u power, actory air, finn S43-369l '12 LOTUS Europa, Twin "'Clean, Mu&t sell Call (n4) 1968 vw Bug, good cond, v.'heel. AM/F~t stereo, · ·
cern, yellow w/b!k int, 87'(H549. 2 new tires, reblt en~, po\\'er door locks. (816BSR). CHEVROLET pvt ply, TI4-638--07.02 '12 9UT Targa, many xtras 968-9458 -..... ·""\"--$1999
MAZDA lo ml, 522-'1955 '72 KARMANN Ghia, 13000 1---------1 ----=~=-~~-1 ml, 24 MPG, 1 owner, xlnt
SEE THE ALL NEW
RX4
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
73 DEMO CLEARANCE
'58 PORSCHE Cabriolet. Xlnt cond, Call 673-7Qll afl 6 pm.
cond. $3lUI or best oUer 497-2901 '73 VW Sqbdc, 7ro'.I mi's. =,,.::::::..,..~.,,,.,===-I Orig. owner. Xlnt oond. Call ROW ROYCE ~
'64 VW, runs good, ne;w
'72 ROU.S ROYCE -SILVER paint, clean inside, $500.
SHADOW lormal Sedan. ·548-1223
Only 8,364 miles. completely ,;,59~VW;;:_. "'Recen""""'u"°y-n"bl"'t."'36"
luxury equipped. 'IHE ON-hp motor. Trans need llnk-LY SILVER MINK IN THE UNITED STATES! ~~ agework.BestoUcr548-7402
v.•heel base, loot rests, dyed '59 VW Van, w/ '64 reblt
lambs wool carpets, etc. 4" engine, $550. 673-2127
more In length inside than WHEN BO!LING EGGS lN
regular silver shadow. Ex· ALUMINUM POTS add a
ccutivc driven. LRA 13019. 'little vlneg1tr. This y,•Jll keep
Phone 543-2525 Dir. pan from darkening. Userul
2001 Et F,lrst St., Santa Ar.a Don't give up the llhlpl but no lon..,-er needed Ur.ml'
Brand New '74
,MONTE CARLO
Limited offer! ONLY
$35.99
'73 SEDAN DE VILLE Su. No. 4iru:t
Vtnyl top, leather lnterlo•. Ho-.! Chevrolet
full power, factory air, tilt ?.tacArthur and Jamboree
wheel., AM/FM stereo, g Newport Beach
track tape player, power 833-«>55
door lockS, auto. cruise~ MUST SELL trol. Exceptional conditlon. ..
(630HDD). '68 Camaro. RS. Oean. 'fur.
$5499 quolse w/blk. ·vinyl top. 327
V-8, lac. air, P/S, P/B,
N•a.. ~.,~ auto. lrallll., radlO, power _..--~ windows, console & many l4!!llJ l .. llW..... other extras. Asking $1295 -•-.....: 1 cash. Call original owner
-eves 6-9 & weekends 963-1121 558-T87l "List" It In classified, Ship sell faat wllh a D11lly Pilot
Pilot C1rulslfled. 642-5678. to Shore Results! 642-5678. ci1tS11ifted Ad . MZ-5678. 'n ELDORADO 1971 MONTE Carlo; 35,000
Autlt,Jte:w.__-------'lO Autos. New -910 Autos New--980 .YlnY. tpp, ltt~terior~ ml~ ~'~·· 1!/b,_lllr, _vinyl 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· ;-~;· ;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Fu11 POWer, factory air, lilt top, new nme up, 1'7MPG, 4 II y,·heel, Af,f/FM stereo w/ stereo splas, xlnt coni1 ·Just
tape player, power door Mn '74, S2300 whisale, OUI SERVICE DEPARTMENT •
WILL a OPEN FOR-.
SERVICE on SATURDAYS
EFFECTIVE MARCH 9th, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M.
P!.ase call for appointment . . • 540-5630
cruille trot make reu ob', IH4lll lockll, auto. •con · d•"-6"4121 nlles a: Leu than 27.000 miles. lm· w~
peccabae. 1315BOI). l °'i~ToAi;;r;;dtt;-$5499 SM To Afopreclete
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'68 Camaro RS. All extms
incl. P/S. P/B, air, auto,
radio, vinyl top, ttc. Mwil
meU S1295. Eves. A wtek·
ends 963-U21.
1970 IMPALA, exctl cond, ~ low low mile~ air, powtt, #72 CAO SEO. DEV. Landay, make otter
4 Dr. In -.ln't cond~ Lo.ml'a. _,67J.<1143==·-----
MaoY ,.,... Vtnyl top, ·n CllEVY Vega GT, • '""" l~allK!r' uphOI, tilt whl, xlnt cond 11ft $:00 A wkends. a/c011d, climale _con~ .Ji51.-00G7-_ J hns -& s «ttNO b1l:-WftafiC, 6 way ,..,. W 2 b I -~ 0 On On ko---to WIU ..U tor •• oa.,,>JJIO, r ~•.
000 Con' UtCI Penionnel good lamlb' ll'fthap STOO. . 586-&19 LINCOLN/MERC URY M~ Boy Club • ·Ii NOVA,...,, owntr, U9111.
2626 H1rbor Blvd. Cost.1 Me11 540·5630 Im w. °""",,.,,NB private Ptl'IY·
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VOL 67, NO. 66, 4 SECTIONS, 40 1PAGES ' 01\1.NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974
Today's Flnal
' N.Y. Stoeks
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TEN CENTS
Missing Woman's Dad Cites Assault Attempt
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. Dlltr '"' , ....
A man -mbolng da\l8111er is still
being IOUllht by Orange County Sheriff's
olllcen told a jury late Wednesday how
is BIXHn-law allegedly tried to nm bim
down.
Cecil Robbins, 60, testified ln the
Orpoce County sdperior court trial ol
Gary White, 26, of 16702 Calle La Bomba,
San Juan Capistrano, that he was
'
working in the gard<o ol his Santa Aoa
home Nov. 9 when be looted up to see a
ln!<k lllOWltlDg the sidewalk and oomlng
directly at him.
Robbi"! Aid he l .. ped 0\11 ol the path
of the truck and was immediately
coofrooted by the. furious White, who
allegedly leaped troni the cab after
aiming the vehicle at his father-in-law.
Robbins testified that he beat White
with a length of board tmUl his wife
• ana IS
Colson, Elarlich1nan
G-rand .Jury. raps
Ex-Nixon Aides
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -A federal
grand jury today indicted former White
.House aides John 0. Ehrlichman and
CllarJes W. Colson on a charge ot
'Violating the civil rights ol Daniel
"1!11sberg's psychiatrist.
Also indicted on the same dwge were
Watergate complrators G. Gonloo Liddy,
Teachout Has
} Heart Surgery
I San Clemente city FI nan c e
Director Gerald T e a ch o u t
underwent com p I ex open-heart
~urgery ln Los Angeles Wednesday
and "1as reported making a steady
.. recovery. ·
City aides said Teachout was
transrerred-to st. V 1.n c e n t • s
Hospital earlier this week and was
scheduled quickly for arterial-
bypass surgery which involves
grafting on blood .....,Is to the
outer surface of the heart.
The city department head until
recently had worked at his post at
city hall following a series of heart
problems.
1be condition, however, flared up
again several weeks ago.
Spokesmen for the hospital said
Teacboufs oonditlon after the
~Ive surge!Y was satisfactory.
Capo Planners
, Ask Volunteers •
To Eye Drafts
A plea.for volmteen to review drafts
ol. the new general plan was made today
by the San Juan Capistrano planning
staff.
Dave Smith, director ol planning, said c\llzellS wbo bave e<pertise in specific
areas covered by the geoeral plan are
needed to review drafts of various
elements before they go to the coundl.
Bernard h. Barker, Eugenio R. Martinez
and Felipe De Diego.
The indictment charged that the
defendants engloeered the break·in of the
Beverly Hills office ol Dr. Lewis J.
Fielding "with intent to search for
conf'"Jdential information c o n c e r n i n g
Daniel Ellsbel1:."
Colaon, in a 'statement, proclaimed hb
inno«nce as be did Friday wheo oamed
In the lVateraate ........,P complracy
indictment.
"It, is DOI ~ to stand aCCllled a
~ timeJn IS many neb," he laid.
NIXON ~HIFTS WATERGATE
TACTICS AGAIN. Story, Pa99 4.
"The charge today ts bani to take
becat.R some weeks ago 1 took an
Independent po I y graph examination
which detennined that I dkl not know in
advance of the Fielding break-in," C:Olson
said. ... '·•
' ' Voting System
Purchase Eyed
By San Clemente
The city of San Clemenle's e'Jl"rlence
with the speed ol a computerized voting
system induced city c o u n c i J m e n
Wednesday W pass a resolution asking
the county to buy the devices for all
elections. ·
Cotmcilmen unanimoUsly praised the
Votomatic System 'which "last Tuesday
pared the ballot<OUntlng time from the
normal sit hours to less than two.
City aerk Max Berg -quietly
accepting praise from spokesmen for the
system's manufacturer -returned
praise of bis own for the system which
made bi s job easier this .election.
Couocilma.n Thomas O'Keefe strongly
recommended the resoluti... 10 ask
supervisors to buy the sYStem !or ell
elections In the county.
• Spokesmen fo r computer election
syltems loined the devices to the city
expressly for the ·JIW'I'* ol winning
(See SYSTEM, P1ge 1)
came to the door of his Parton Stred
borne to check on the disturbance.
Mrs. Virginia Robbins, 58, testified
after her husband that White fled from
the .sc.ene shortly after she appeared in
response to her b~'s shouts of
''Virginia, get my gun:•
White was tracked to his San Juan
home and booked tber-e on charges oC
assauJt with a 0deadty weapon. He is
being tried on those char--today .
M~. Rochelle White 22, vanished
from her home late last July and her car
was later found outside the premises of a
Carlsbad parcel ser"lce company where
she worked as a dri\'er.
1ilrs. White's purse and other personal
~ions we~ found in a vehicle that
appeared to hive been wiped clean of
fingerprint.., but no other clues to her
disappearance have been unearthed lo
this day, Sheriff's officers state.
an
A divorce action filed by ~In. While
against her hus}>anto V.'8.1 set aside
short1y after her disappearance. n is still
held on the pendin g file in the county
clerk's divorce division.
The divorce action ronlains al!egn1ions
by ~!rs. White in which the missing
woman accuses her husband of continued
act.. of cruelty Luring their marriage.
Sheriff's officers said they have spent
e
2,500 STRIPED BASS ARE EMPTIED INTO NEWPORT HARBOR IN STOCKING PROJECT
R1y Arnett, Director of the St1t. Dfplrtment of Fish •nc:I Game, T1kes Person1I Hind
Beaeh Refunds?
Chances Better Titan Ever Notv ·
Chances [OI\. Newport Beach and other
coastal cities to receive al least partial
refunds from the state of California for
beach costs are better than ever,
Newport Beach City Jli1anager Robert L.
Wynn said today.
Wynn said the California League of
Cities will draft the legislation in lhe
near future that would provkle for ihe
state to reimburse funds that beach
cities spend for police protection of
tourists.
Newport Beach and Huntington Beach
have been pushing for legislation tha t
\Oi'OUld refund all costs, but Wynn said
talks with legislators have given the
indication that a request for a total
refund probably wouldn 't get very far.
"But we've been told chances wouJd be
pretty good if we only asked for re-
embursement of jXllice costs," Wynn
said.
Screening Device
For Fish Okayed
In San Clemente
Although the city has disavol'-'ed any
role in the latest appearance of tiny
shrimp in some local water supplies, San
Clemente city oouncilmen \'Wednesd ay
became directly involved.
Acting on a recommendati •. 1 b1' City
Engineer Phil Peter, co u n c i m e n
unanimously passed a resolution urging
the Tri.Cities ~1uniclpal Water District 10
install a large scr~ning device to keep
the organisms from entering water
maim:.
~ of hours on the Rochelle White
case. including the probing of the San
Juan Caplstrano town dump for cluea to
the disappearance or the attractive
brunette.
Robbins is still investigating what he
believes to be the murderer of his daugh·
tcr and he has traveled throughout
California and ~1exico in a probe that
contin~s today.
ac
Bass Die
En Route
·To Coast
By JOHN ZALLER
01 "'-D•llY l"Mol 51•tl
Plans to stock 5,000 striped bass In
Dana Point llarbor ma y be delayed a
year due to the accidental death of 35
percent of lhis year's Orange Coast
allotment of hatchery-raised fish.
Department of Fish and Game olfis:ials
made the disclosure \\'ednesd ay as they
\\"tte planting 2.500 or the 10,000 fish
originally intended for Nev.•port Harbor.
The remaining 7 ,500, which represent
one third of the year-old fish eannarked
for improvement ol Orange Coast ocean
fishing, were killed in transport from
Port Hueneme when they bunched up at
the bottom of a V-sbaped tank and
suffocated each other.
"We still definitely plan to stock Dana
Point Harbor wi1hin the next three years.
but the chances for stocking it this year
are diminished," said Parke "Bud ''
Young, the marine biologist in charge of
!he program.
Fish and Game plans to bring 10.000
_ more fish to the Orange Coast later this
spring. At least 5,000 and possibly all
10,000 of those will be "'It in Newport
Harbor "to give us enough fish there to
be able to tell how they're doi ng," Young
said .
Young added that it was still possible
that some fish may be sent to Dana Point
or Los Alamitos Bay, but he indJcated
the chances are not good.
Wednesday's fish pl ant ir Newport
Harbor marked Fi.5h and Game's first
(See BASS, Page Z)
Firm Charged
In Nixon Gift
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Waittgate
prosecutor s charged Diamond
International Corp., the match firm, and
one of its vice presidents with illegally
contributing $6,000 to President Nixon's
1972 re-election campaign and to the
Democratic pres.identiat campaign or
Sen. Edmund ~1uskie.
~lilton Gould. a lawyer for the
company, said the corporation and its
vice president for public relations. Ray
Dubro.,.,·in, intended to plead guihy to the
charge.
FOOeraJ law prohibits oorporations.
national banks and labor unions from
making political contributions.
C.ut The cily's consultants -Haworth,
Anderaan arxt Later -are currently
Involved in 'Phase Five ol the general
l*'>f!ram wllidt involves the
PftlJOl'llioo and -ion of the
various elements of the plan.
Mang DJdU't Vote
The resolution passed with no
discussion about the 1hrh.1p problem,
asks the district to instaJI a device ade-
quate to filter lhe water coming from
1bese ekments are: land u s.e,
cfrculall<ll, housing, open space and
coh9ervation, seismic safety, noise,
IC!lllc lllghways, pubUc safety, parks and
recreation, historical and archaeological,
pd>!ic facilities, community design, and
govei'nmental and administrative.
~ wbo feet. qualilied to review
Ille ....,,.... In depth i. Invited to
C<llloct Smltb at 49'-211t cw 493-1171 as
1 ----~]IGlllllle. --Smltb empbaoizod he lo 1ookiJ1C for
esp<N -a fOOlogist for Ille toeiamic Al<l1 element. or • bloloPll !ortfie n _ _,.,,..,_ .... elemenL
Each ooftunlu.e an coas111 a1 t1ne
to llft mtmben. 'ftley will -t ooly
,_ -oace for receipt and d<lcrlptloo
al Ille clraft "'PY and the -time lo!'
a --and evaluotion al the dnft and .111qeotion ol cblnfl ...
The iiibmlc u!tty -llld Ille 111-and arcbatokJClcal element
bave..ireody -received by otaff. l\ Is
antJclpaled that the odler It ef<tn<lltS wm be received wilhln the next two to
Sbree. weeks.
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Trustee Race Neglected
the only open-air reservoir u~d in San
Oementc.
It was that tank which apparently has
bred the small shrimp that appeared in
several faucet.. In the northerly portion
ol the city late last week. ·
Wea.ther
The weather service calls fot
clearing skies Friday with only a
20 percent chance of showers.
Temperatures at the beaches and
!nlarul-will range. a.round-Sa. Lowa
in the upper 408. MIDY Voters~ turned out Tueoclay
did not bother to mark their ballots ror a
~k College trustee.
Posklectlon alatistics show overall
....,. IOlals-are 1llUCh greater than the
total wbo -for the oollege cmtest.
,.Seo ~Page 3.
lrvlDe lmmemaker and comm1.11ity
activist Norrlu Brandt, 52, was elected
to the mllege pool to fill the ,..t ol
reollninft cbartor trusteo Michael Clollins. s&e 1i tU&tNe to t1ke omce as JOOa u
her vic1arJ la OOllilled by tbe Roglltrar
of V....... wllftli -.,,fllciala said should IJe by the end 6T the week.
1'boqb clooe to IO petttnt of Laguna
Beach's reglltend voten e&1t bllloll for
a botly ...,,_ city council race, ooly
31 percent GI tbem voted '.>r a Saddl•
beet< trustee.
In lntnt, of a 4l percont turnout, 3$
percent voted in the Saddlebeck election.
ln San . Clem~t~. the ratio was 43
percent to 32 percent:
The biggest lntereet in the Saddleback
contest, by percen , was in 8an Juan
Capistrano, where a 60 r ~t voter
turnout, 45 percerit cast balJots; for a
collegelr\lltee.
Marine Held in Death.
rdANILA, Philippines (AP)-' MarlDe
Pie. Cayton A. Founlain, 16, ol
Savannah, 01., Is beliig held in the fatal
shooting al 1 9'l'(illlt Mi1r !!le Amerkan
naval base. at Sable Bay, 1 ~avy
spokllman .aaicl-today. The 1pokesman
laid the deed Marioe WU SW! Sgt.
Douglas J, Wreo. ·25, whole w1't,
Ca.rOrann, Uves Jn Nevada, Ohlo. '--·:· . . •
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---·--_._Re!ldents-fim-nottced the oigani!ms -
Least lnlerest in the Saddleback race · when homeowners found that . water
was shown In Tustin, where 14 pen::ent of prt'SSute had dwindled . Inspections of
the 17 percent who showed up altogether scl'l'eM in faucets revealed enough of the
cut ballots for a college trustee. In the dead shrimp to keep taps from flowing
unincorporated a~s of the district.,-total -adequately. .~
urnout was a scant eight percent. Spokesmen for the district conceded
In non<lty areas, except for a small that the shrimp probably came from the
parl of Laguna Hills, the Saddleback ,.......ir and apparently were introdllced
contest was Lbe ooly Issue on the ballot. from the feathers or feet of wild birds
Of 68,,500 ~tered voters in the non-which have access to the stored drinking
city leC'Uonl, lnduding El Tt>ro, Mission water. ·
Viejo, Leisu~ Wotld, East Tustin, and The only method ol controlUng {he
Laguna Niguel, 5,500 people voted. lhrimp at present Is increased chlorina-
Averaae participation in the c:ollege tion, which already has t 1 done.
electk>n dlstrtct-v.·lde w:: jt.~~ under 20 Peter said Wednesday tllat a large
porceilt. , SCTeen could be lnslalled In the pipo
Mrs. Brandt. a former teacher and leading" from the reservoir, ncl t~ filter
first city clerk of the city of ~ . could trap any shrimp before they made
defealed six other candidates. it to household taps.
INSIDE TODAY , ~
An outstanding wr1ion of
"TM Taming of tlie Shfew"' -~
.ttaged the 10011 ShakeJpeare
wrote it -ii the latest produc-
rion of South Coo.st Re))n'10TJI.
The play is reviewed on Pa(}(:
27 t<>doy.
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In order of votes received, they "'"re "It's neither difOrult nor expensive,"
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Of .. o.llY l'lltt Slllf ' . . SAN 0.EMENTEANS bad better gird themselves for sOme new sounds
from council chambers now that major surprises have emerged from the
pol~.
And the choices fJ>r three city council seats seem to renect the change Whlch
San 'Clemente ls undergoing during it.s recent l)oom In residential construction.
He wu slower in coming -as are many things to San
Clemente -but the younger, more vocal candidate ai>
pears to be the choice this season.
TIK>mas O'Keefe, a veteran of years of stubborn minor·
ity stands on the council where his ideas often were be-
littled openly by his peers -suddenly has the strongest
mandate of them all:
Tony DlGlovaMi -never one to shrink from a
solid vocal confrontation -appears to be just as bead-
'-,., strong as O'Keefe.
v.1.L T••ZA · B. Patrick Lane -admitting on election night after
being declared a victor that be never thought he'd win -is no stranger to
council chambers. either.
As a battler from the audience fer cllents concerned with growth issues,
Lane hu been a formidable presence.
The alliances, tradtuonal obUptions and sucb seem to be over for a
time. San ctementeans now will tee new ones emerging.
City department ~. who for obvious reasons mna1n detached from
the campaigning, nonetheless must wonder what the new councU holds for
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·Driver ROlrU .
GaaOzi~, fine ..
, Greet• tor .Flll•p ;; Clenwn
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MOUlll'Alll ~ (UPIJ -lbe . .
•,long 1U Ille.., ~Ur !CO '
muchlor--. · Polltosald•·~-
-lor ..... .Ill """'""' ""*'baOIOltldiold&-lls
<11'.11 In bis Ont, DiO;fl, awa1 -each wreck and beodJns for tile
next car.
OlficerJ said when hi• own car
would not go any-more, the man
attempted to nee on foot but wu
seized.
The man said the colllslooa
occurred beeau.e be w a 1
unfamiliar with Ute bnlkes oo tbl!
newly acquired car.
Will· Gas Stati~ns _ Councilnwn
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' Fly rheir Flags?· Face T~k
By JIUDI NIEDZIEUIKI Of Ille Dfiltr , ... lt•ff -•
When was the last time you saw an
open gas station Dy a sreen Das? Or a
red one if it was closed? That is what
service stations are required to do under
the new Gasoline Emergency Mandatory
Marketing Plan.
The law provide1 that "eacb service
station shall clearly indicate its guoline
San Clemente'! iiew city couocn wrtl •\!P.PJY.. i!..?li! service situation by a sign or flag, easily visible from oU tbe lace a spedfic task ~ it meets for its
prem1ses." _,. initial business session later ilils mootb
A green flag means open to the public, -develop an •rchitedural review board
a yellow one gas available on))' for for new development.
emergency vehJcles, and a red one out of C 0 u 0 e 1 1 m 8 0 'Tbomu O'Keefe guollne or closed. JO • ''Sorry no J.a5" signs placed in Wednesday convinced fellqw ihembers of
driveways fultdt only part of the the okl council -at its last meeting -
requirement, lf flags are not used. To that the city should put to use a provision
comply fully with the law owners must for the panel which "·s -:-.~ined 00 tile also post "open" signs during ua ............. ,
Bents Urges Limitatinn
On Funds for Campaign
appropriate hours. books for several years.
Local Jaw enforcement officers admit~ "We owe it to lhe city alid to the
ted today that enforcement of that clUzen.s to try to do something about
provision aa wen aa the section requiring some type& of architecture that we're
service stations to clearly post their seeing on some commercial and multiple
business hours has been less than bulkUngs in the city," he said.
stringent. · 1be councilman cited strict regulatiOM
One explanation by Jaw enforcement in certain Portions of San Juan
offlclals is that lew . gasoline retailers Capistrano where m I s s i on ~ s t y 1 e
understand all parts or the Jaw, even architecture is the hard-and-last rule.
Former Orange County Grand Jury
Foreman Marcia Bents, who resigned to
run against Fifth District Supervisor
Rooald caspen, today challenged him to
join her In llmiUng campaign spending lo
50 cents per voter.
though it has been on the' books since last The new council's initial discussion on supervisors that such a limit be put on • I donations and expenditures in upcoming Friday. the idea will not come up at the specw
county elections. "Most of the slat.ion owners had no session next week called to swear in lbe
Caspers has said he would live up to three winnen in this week's elections.
the limit even ll it was not en-.<t by MARCH FUEL SUPPLIES Instead, tbe concept wll be dlscu"5ed at
the rest of the board. Th> board .bas LOOKING GOOD, Page 18 Ute regular aessioo March 20.
backpedaled oo any kind of campaign O'Keefe aakl tbe Idea came to bhn
controls though the matte may be re-Idea what ts going on,'' says Sheriff during bis successful re'· e I e c t Ion
surrected in coming weeks. Patrol captain Thad Dwyer .. "We've had campaign.
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Two new men have been elected an<t. 4uring the campaigns each had some
hard words to say about some policies.
Mrs. Bents, who filed her papen
earlier this week, aald auch a limit would
give each candidate a maximum of _ $~.ooo to spendJn.tll<.l!l'lmary,----.0
current voter registration in the district.
In a Jetter to Caspers, Mn. Bents also the regulations p11inted up and are hand "It came out several ~ aod I found
~challenged him-to-take-bis-top aides-off -delivering-them-to·service stations in-tt)C·-a -lot-of input--from-citizens conctrned----
Lane has hlt hard at a recent $28,000 allocation from the general fund
to help pay for a sewage intereeptor line for the Presidential Heights Tract.
He termed it a "giveaway" and mlg.bt do battle In that arena as BOOn as he
has a full meeting to attend.
DiGiovanni has stressed that his banb words about one.day's worth of
controversial parking tickets downtown abould ·not be taken u an indlcatl~
that bedisllkel the style of local public safety. J
And be bu hinted at diaalllfaction wtth the claintl of communication Jte.
tw@AtY. managmient and the ~lice employet downstairs.
--At a fticent candidit.e's fotum. De_qua&ned why pOllce otncers have bad ', t0 pat a lawyer oitf Ill poi:kel lo-bring for11t· gne..-to City Managet' Ken-
, oeUt H~ bai bit bard at a $13,ooO expense. for 1 tralflc .coitlultant si..fy that
In fancy terms will tell Sao Clemente Utat lt needa .downlown park!ni diatrtcts.
'Ibe city knew that 15 years ago. •
M for O'Keefe, be bas new <:onfkieDct now that the prophecies. of his
downfall at the banda of enemies on the chamber of commerce never mater-lalhed. -, •
O'Keefe baa quletty bat !nteoUy bucked for the maror's ~ot for years.
The old alliances shot.him down every time. ~ ,
But be, hbnseif, proved Tuesday !bet tbJoe old pmoure groups attit'
wortin& ao well any m()(e. • ;, : -• ·
And he's bound to fty -perhaps s.-UY -for the top spot In coun-
cil cbamberl wben·the new council sits down fir the flnt time 'l\teoday night .Jl'roin the · standpoint of oeWI In Sao Clem<llte, the wtera Tilesday made
sure that the council wUl produce ita ""'"·
l"rom Sumatra?
She said she is basing her challenge on
Caspers' own suggestion .to the board of
the county payroll if they are going to uninoorporated areas. We will be asking about architecture in the city," be said.
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campaign for him. for compliance Friday. Until then it will
"Take those pel"IOOI who are now be an educational program."
working On.your camptign off the county Laguna Beach police also are using the
payroll and pay them out of reportable same system to spread the news lo the
campa!gn funds," abe demanded in her city's 11 service stations, but there is no
letter. indication when citations may be issued.
0 In view of the current political Police are hoping compliance will be
Border Patrol
Suspensions
situation, it ls imperatlve that we restore volwitary.
!rage . ocale effort lo riant the flstt In the publl<'s cottlldence," In their elected In HunUngloo Beach Police Chiel Earle s f A I
Soutbern_Call!omla.ooean :Walen In the olficlak," •be -Robitaille bas issued a "hands o(f" policy et or ppea
.. ,,,.. way it bu '-• -.-1 g ..i.--Mrs Beats aki lbe bu beeD. told ... on , ¢orcement of aJt ne~ gasolme . . ___ ~-_..,a ~...rnl ~ ' " • · tegu1attons.> .. 'I've·issued an orde¥4l11tY · · · · --··· ~·~ • '· " ..... -'Ii.I ~taln lakes and stl'eln\I. . . ~· ls alreed1 bailf· way to a war people we will take no action on tbeJlan SAN DIEGO {AP) -The suspensJOn of
-The fish planted WedM!dai •-,.i.. -~goal of 1211fl.lll» !nocoalllbut!om. .M 1J t!le'des-1·gners--01 ••' plan cMT u• -two J;J.S. Border-Patrol agents convicted about llix Incites long, 1ltltouih olllclah She ·said SIJll,000 baa been collected ao w.. ·~ , said they will be 18 inches In two more fa r , of w b I c b c a 1 p er s • what it says," the chief declared. of improper actions during the deten.Uon
years. The fish can groW to a bK:hee: tn admtnlstrative issistant, Tom Fuentes, Police throughout the coastaJ areas all of a Mexican a year ago will be appea]ed
length and weigh 40 powxls after 20 bas received $3,392 as a "management claim that complaints have been few. to the U.S. Civil Service Commission,
years. , fee." She also cited a $45,000 repayment However, tbe $riff's offi~ no_ted that it says one or them.
The striped bass ls a native Atlantic: io Caspers btmself for funds he advanced had received several complaining phone
Coast fish first transplanted to Califomla to his 1'70 campaign. calls. bothA!vt2'nl R. Franlcedis artUdtyJofn s,. Homanod 'ct'
waters ln San Francisco Bay 'in 1879 A spokeeman for Caspers aakl the One woman from the Mission Viejo • were ru gu 0 ml.S<Xl u • -wtiere-Jr bu--become a-staple of-the supet"Yil&r had·-not~yet recetved Mrs. area who declined_ to be identified said "conduct prejudicial to the best interests Bents' l ..... ~.. she wants the Jaw enforced lnunediately of the Immigration and Naturallzation .portaflab1ng indqstry. etter _....., today and would have because she has waited in line repeatedly Service and noncompliance w I th U the fish thrive. ln Southern Califomla no comment until he aaw IL instruct'IOllS." atcrs officlats said that ........ the me for sentice stations wh!.!h never open. w • 1 .,.., "There is no ooe lo see that the A hearing judge suspended them for 30 of Newport Harltor might get IMual f' p J da 'tho
of rem .. e stations are obeying Ute law. 'Nobody ys wt ut pay. stocks S0,000 to 100,000 ftsh . wants to enfo rce the lawJ If we're going Investigators say Holman and Francis,
S!n<e atriped -require f,..b .... 1er SYSTEM . 'gned he "--kpo· streams tQ IJJIW!l. offlcimll doiDOt expect to have a law, then It should be in effect aSSJ to t Interstate 5 C1ft:'.; mt
the atriped -reproduce v • • • for everybody," she said. near San Onofre, went In olf-duty clothes
pointed out that hi~ Umitation ·~":: lilppott ((It a Mia -'at Ute Costa Mesa Police Chief Roger Neth 'lo the apartment of a 43-year-oid fann
major advantage, In that It guarantees county level. says his department had received only worl<eT whom they "1Speeted of dealing
that the ltrl.....I ba!llS will. not multl...Jy lo Tbe compact macblDery ud "9$1 one complaint so far. Costa Mesa police in illegal alien traffic.
1 ~ ~ .'V9&inl de~ bPe'b9l.tn ,sii it1J>s will enforce the law, but ooly if an The agenLs ~nsacked his apartment
C . d o· il GI b I s 'd upoet tl!o local ~ r'ana;. r...... tyittil'' . ......,,~ ~ offictal complaint Is made. . , .aod smashed his television set, Daniel rn e -_ 0 S. prea ·11ao • .n m regular uaee!IOwtiiN 11-llie "Full-scale mooiloring of · this law Magana said. He has filed a $500,000 civil -, F p l 'l'UO. "=. !: .; wot1ld . require enormous manpower damage suit. Holman, who lives in Vista,
-• -.J , . ~ .. e · s.tCiemtnte•s election costs tblijfme which we do not have," he said, adding said the swpensloos will be appealed.
· '"'J~~ ...!h. · ' ~ :. ..!" :...--..:..,. -•• .: - -. , NE" T •ECf -no-different from those d"..c-., the that the new N'Olilations will be "ex· ·Ove:;~ ~ .. ,... as:._.:.:~'I_ n_::."r ..:. • ch es _ · .. _ . uLl . . • • ' ~ paper-ballqt e1~~ the ~~!~i::i~~1::; ~~~;~;·not Susp,ect Kills :I.~_ l::ilJ lal. Dea . EA;' carrawa;, who tralled Mn. Brandt William Soeberg, a local m!dent llDd a be¥1n eoforcement until they have re-
l' ;;, ~ . • • • • • _ • • • • • ~hlXIO Votel, Ste~W.:. tine,, a repreaenta.Uve ot the computt;r firm, !'I'd ce1ved full inst~ctlons from the district ----· · -----=~ ·~ -·,liiaia , '--=-Z:r-.. -'-t'-J-lilf~uron·-_tltal.be.1tu~nx.illft\alla--•1"""•Y..J1"""riting1o__sgt~ Guard, H1°mself By FREDERICK ·SCHOEMEBL Wll' two· \111:' square aw K9'1!1l , .. _ ~ .i.urv, lil· • ance lfen i 0 io e of the system in other cities. ''Meanwhile we'll just advise, : JSist --
ot 1119 DMIY ,..... .... ., thick. ~ . ·, ·~-·~.El °!"!'°-fll. artist and Saddleback 0 But in all thole oecasions I De'#er ·and keep the peace. We've had no
Globs of crude oil, pou1bly from Uni~ states. Coast Guard Lt• • ~t, · _ V ; Snyd~, Irvine, 8 received the level d. c::ooperatioo that complaints and only a few calls. What we •
SUmatra in South~ 1Asta.conttnue4 to CommaJi4er Louil...._~~~-~~~~ G~ Rasmusaen, waa evident here in S&n Clemente. Your want i!I voluntary compliance of~ law.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (APl -A
woold-be kidnaper shot and killed himself
and a security guard today after an
aborted abduction attempt of a wealthy
Jacksonville contractor, police said .
!loot !nlo beadtei lkilC tlte Orange QlUt tlta! .tests !ltow i""" ,tlte ~.,. . ....,.....,. · · · <ity clert< (Berg) deae""°"tmmenae then we don't have to enforce t~~ .he
. • deliiiitely cntd!tGll.~ · .• '. · midit for his lldlh," be said, ·~ said,
today as crews.did the~ l!teY c:ould ':" • Another \)lOll Guan! spokeomao said O'Keefe •id the speed aod accuracy Service station owners aren't being
.,_ the black -up. -tests have traced the crude 1o Boar Rezones of the oystem made it the lop -1orced to com ply wiUt the 1eti.r or the
United States 'Coast ·Guard offlclals SWnatra. as a ~ent lo an overloaded; semi-law in San Clemente either, according to
who earlier said the tar was from natural Still a thJrd Coast Guard spokesman 1 computerized system now in Ule at the Chief Clifford Mu.i:ray, who said lbat the
Seepaf<l 1rom the ocean n .... now say it speculated that the crude came from Hillside ~creage county level. even-odd system has worked smoothly. probablr. came from a ship carrying tanks on an Italian tanker that exploded ,
crude oil. In La Feb. 22, 1,500 miles west of Sao The tar balls bit beacltel guna Fraocisco. Fifty .. igbt acres of blllalde laod In San
Juan Caplstl'llJIO has been rezoned by
planning commissioner3, but not as the
owners asked.
Beach. Soulh Laguna, Newport Beach aod Lt Commander lleBemardl conflnned Hun~ 1J<achw~y u ~~:.;;;ei;: that the ship, the Giovanna Lolli Ghetti. reponeu. as ar a had been carrying Sumatran crude, but
Los Angel~ c.otmty. . said CWTent patterns in the Pacific The request 'l'uesday was for a change
from unclassliied (U-1) to ooe wtlt per
acre (E-3·1) but commissioners believed
the zooe too deme for the area. They
modilied the request and ""'ed the land
for large estates -homes on 2.5-acre
lots.
In 1.funtingtoD Beach, lileguard Sgt. Ocean made it unlikely that the oil rould
Btll Ricbardsoo said the globs ol crude have drilled lo the Orange Coast.
_,, the lll%e of baseballs. In Newport Another •"-• ~Bern · 'd · Beech guard Buddy -Belshe reported .. ~,.. ~ 81 . sa1 , is cbunti 81 large 88 footballs . that a ship passing through the Pacific
-LagUna Beiat may have received the could have cleaned its tanks. 1be crude
biggest single glob, Public Works i~ slmi~ to the residue that develops ln
Superintendent Clyde Sweetser reported od carrywg tankers, he sald. Owners of Ute property are Cal!O
a glob rolled in near Bird Rock Point that ''We've traced down every tanker that
have been in and out of the (Los Angeles-'!
port recently and eliminated every one of
· Ranchos, Capistrano D e v e I o p m e n' t
Company and Steven Anthooy. The
acreage lies north of the Ortega Highway
about one mile east of tbe San Diego
Freeway . ..
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While the Coast Guard is trying lo find
out where the black stuff came from ,
officials along the Orange Coast are
trying to get it cleaned up.
Crews in Laguna ~' Newport Beach and Huntington Beach have been
out' periodically to collect the congealed
blobs and dispose of them.
Survival-Wanes
For Ballo_onist
DeBemardi explained it was tmportaot WASHINGTON (UP!l -Hope for
to get the taf off the beac;b so that It missing baIJoOnist 'lbomas L. Gatch's
doesn't wash bact into sea and redeposit survival waned today w~ his friends
oomewbere elle. .. admitting he is p~bly oui of food and
He said the COast Guard could not his means of commlllicatlon cut off.
assist in clean up operations until it was Gatch, who took off from Harrisburg,
positively determined that the crude oil Pa. Feb. 18, attempting the rust manned
came from an ocean vessel. transatlantic balloon crossing, crurled
The globules of crude oil first appeared food rations for IO days aild a radio
-one---week -ago In small amounlS in-transtnitter to he1p rescuer pinpoint-..his
Hiinlington Beach. They were sighted location if bl! WM forced down at sea.
there of( and on for a few days and then William Armltrong, a Federal Energy
appeared at beaclte> In SOuth Laguna and Office etnploye·wlto helped Gatch In the
Laguna Beach Tuesday night preparation ol die cra1t ''l.igllt Heart,"
-ft-Slarted,popping up in-NewportJ!eacL.. Sl!l<LG11dt'1 (ood supply~ tt ' he
Wednesday afternoon , rationed it, wrold ba gooe by· now, aod
OeBernardi said aerial surveys of batteries to his radio traosmltter 0 are
· waters aJong the Orange Coast Indicate gone f<r sure." 1
that the inl)ux aeems lo be tapering off,
Heroin Sale Busted
SEASfDE \UPI) !. Narcotics agents
Wedl\e!dlY arruted a 55-year-old Clnnel r"Ident on charges of selling
heroin valued' at seo.ooo. Seaside police
described the suspect, Kang.shun Liang
as a "major Contra! California narcotics
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Terrori.818 Kill II
SAIGON (UPI)-Viet Cong ter10tiats
lobbed two band l!'mades today into 1
Mekong Delta pap!a, ldlllng II and
WOlllil!ng ao penons-r nfuge from
\he Wit', the Salp military Qlll\llllod
said. The rtlugeeo had lied lo tl!o Tam
Soc pegncla In Bl Xuyen provfnce, 100
mu .. --ol S8igOll, l>ecauae their
-village wu imk"Ure: a •™man aaJd.
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FlOOI SAMPUS
8Ull T ·INS AT BUILDER'S PRICES
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The builder, Bobby Jacobs, was listed
in critical condition at St. Vincent's
Hospital with a gunshot wound in the
chest.
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The Dow Jones Industrial D\'traae had falltn 10.40
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"And that goes ror your whole car pool, too?''
L. Jtl. Boyd
Unhappy Wives
Cal!eless,baey-
Q. "What proportion of the rape victims e.re acquainted
with their assailants?"
A. Just 48 percent, the lawmen say.
Q. "Where does Robert rank now on that list of most
popular names for boys?"
A. H's No. 3. Right behind No. 2, John. And just aheajl
of No. 4, David.
Q ... "Anybody got any id.; .ritaiicever 7b0w old tliO
·great Leroy (Salcbel) Paige 1sr
A. Reccrd at band says ·11e'U be 68
next.July 7.
• Q. "What's an Oklahoma -credit
cani?"
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nacular for five feet <l boae and a fiVe galloo can. ·
Q, "Didn't heavyweight choimp
George Foreman once describe !be best way lo beal ·Mu-
hammad Ali?" · ··
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UNHAPPY 1j'IVES • • •
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indicate tqat unhappy .wives · tend to be "careless~ laly.
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Observed G. W. Johnson : "Heroes are created by pop-
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. · . . such as the aj>ple William Tell never shot, the ride
that Paul Revere never f1nisbed, the fiag that Barbara
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VOL 67, NO. 66, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974 ' TEN CENTS .
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Saddlebach Election Day Fight Probed
By JAN· WORTH
OI' .. Dlit't ........... ~
An e1ectkin day altertaUon bwolving
one Saddlebacll: College candidate and a
campaign worker for another has
pnmpted , some f i e r y , post-electkm
rhetoric.
But details of the incident, lnvolvlni:
Earl ~rraway of IA.ke Forest, and John
PhlDlps, an. El Toro b<Jstnessman and
campeilft warm for Nicholas DIGluro,
are still in question and are under
Investigation by the Orange County
Sheriff's Department.
Oil Globs
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Continue
On Coast
Globs of crude oil, possibly from
Sumatra in South East Asia continued to
float Into beach<S aloog the Orange Coost
today as crews did the best they could to
clean up the black stuff,
Ualted States Coost Guard olficials
who eorller aalll lite tar --~ seepage from the ocean flea .now say it
pnibebly came ~ a sblp carryiJ!g
crude oil.
1be tar balls hH beach<S In Laguoa
Beach, South Laguna, Newport Beach aiid
Huntington 'Be8ch. other sightings were
reported as far away as Ft. Fermin in~
Los Angeles County.
In Huntingtoo Beach, lileguaro Sgt.
Bill Richard9Dll said the globs ol crude
were the Size of baseballs. "In Newport
Beech, guard Buddy Belshe reported
clnmks as large as footballs.
Laguna Beach may have received the ·
biggest single glob, Public Works
Superintendent Clyde Sweetaer reportA!d
a glob rolled in near Bird Rock Point that
was two feet square and seven lncbes
tltick.
United States Coost Guard L t.
Commander LDuls DeBemardi said today
that tests show that the black stuff is
definitely crude oil.
Another eo..t Guard spokesman · said
further tests have traced the aude to
Swnatra.
Still a third Coast Guard spokesmao
~ated that the crude came from tanks on an Italian tanker that e~loded
Feb. 22, 1,500 miles west of San
Francisco. u. eommanc1er 0es.rtiardi coo11nned
that the ship, the Giovanna LoUi Gbetti,
had been carrying Swnatran crude, but
said CWTeDt patterns in tbe Pacific
Ocean madeit unlikely that the oil could
have drifted to t.be Orange C.oast.
Another theory, DeBema. ··.' said" .is
that a lilip passing lhnlugh the Pacific
could have cleened its tanks. 'lbe crude
iJ similar to the residue that develops in
oil carrying tankers, be said.·
"We've traced down every tanker lbat
have been in and out of the (Los Angeles)
port recenUy and elimlm.ted every one of
them," DeBernardi said.
Wb11e the Qlast Guard Is trying to !Ind
out where tbe black stuff came from,
officials along the Oraoge Coast are
trying to get H cleaned up. ·
CfeWI In Lquna B<och, Newport (I!<-TAR, 1'1110 Z)
Driver Rams
Gasoline Li1ie
MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPI) -The
..., ... line .... _,.mly too
madl.Jor .... 1llOl«lst.
Polk:e llid a •year~ld man ns
-tor mall--wllell be methodically ranwtd als
can ta bis Une, ~.away from ...,. ...-.di and -.,, tor lite
oert car.
Oftlcen aald w1ten bis own car
...,Id no! go any more, the man
attempted to flee OD foot but WAI
.. seized. ' 'l'be man said the colllllons
O<Mftd -ba ,.,, •
unlam!Dar witb the bral<es on the
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Both parties lnwlvtd agree that an
incident did occur when CarTaway saw
Phillips nailing a DIGluni campalin silJI
to a tree along Ridge Route DriVe about
5 p.m. Tuesday.
S.yood that, there are at leas! t ...
veniohs of what happened. •
Accordl.ng to sbertfrs d e p u t 1 e 1 ,
Carraway, 43, who placed. aecond in
Tuetday's ballotln(, told them be
challenged ~llipo' riCbl to1'Ut up a sic•
on private property. Phllllps, Carraway
alleged, then hit him•twice on the jaw.
Jn Phillips' statement filed with the
sberilf, be alleged that Carraway and be
came at each other. Both ""'°' and both
missed, he said.
Two witnesses were reported to be in
PbUllps' car waiting at the curb.
Carraway claimed the two were Vince
McQallougb. pnsldent of the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District Boan!-of
trustees, and Joe Petenon, a I • o
SadcUeback Unified trustee. B o t h
McCullough and Petenon were DIGluro
supporters. •
But Phillips said the two men with him
were Ed Aylor and F.d Wesson, El Toro
insurance agents. He Identified them as
DiGiuro supporters.
Phillips told sheriff's d e p u t I e s
Carraway lhrtatehed him with a tire
iron. But carraway said be did not do so.
He said be stopped bis car after the
encounter with Phillips because he
lhoughl a full gas can lo the trurlk of his
car had overturned and was leaking.
Dennis Smith, a friend of Carraway's,
read a 8latement at the Saddleback
Unlned board meeting Wednesday.
Ovtr the objections of Trustee Chester
Brintr, who said it had no relevance to
the school board, Trustee Smith read the
two-page statement.
Smith condemned the incident ''a
vicious attack on Earl Carraway," and
said it was "a goon·squad, gestapo-like
assault by local hoodlums.''
He did not name any names other lhan
Carraway. But he said "It \\'OUid appear
that what could not be doiie \\'ith dirty
tricks and character assassination letters
is now being attempted with a clenched
fist."
Further. he added, "Lei us as a
community decide now to purge this
Valley of the growing cancer of vicious
political opportunism."
Neither ?dcCullough nor Pt'tersoo htld
any comment. But Brinner told reporters
after the meeting Smith's statement was
"a transparent attempt to make political
hay."
Also appearing at the meeting was
Phillips, 45, 'l\'llo Identified himself to
reporters after the meeting as ''the one
involved In this incident."
He accused Smith of ''not having his
facts straight -whieh I hear has
happened before," and said, "1bere was
provocation. because I g<>n't reacl any
other \\"ay."
Asked if there had been an exchange of
blows, he said "No. it's impossible."
Carraway, "'ho has a steel plate in his
forehead Crom a Korean \Var Injury, said
he 11.·ent lo the ~ng Beach Veterans
Hospital Wedn6day for x·rays.
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On Demolition
By JAClt CHAPPELL
Of .. 111111, ...... ''-"
The !Aguna Beach City Council told
Laguna Federal Savings and Loan in DO
WlCet'laln terms t'Ednesday that ~ did
not want three oiil buildings demollsbed
wilbout every ~ 8'ep investigated tor ..... Ille ilitclm ...
The COUDCil' admitted after legal
Jury Indicts
Ehrlich111an,
Five Bthers
WASlllNGTON (AP) A federal
grand jury today ID!icled former White
Hoime aides John 0 . Ehrllehman and
Charles W. c.olson on a charge of
violating the clvtl rights of Daniel
Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
Also indicted on the same charge were
Watergate conspirators G. Gordon Liddy,
Bernard L. Barker, &igenlo R. Martinez
and Felipe De Diego.
'lbe iodlctment d!.arged that the
NIXON SHIFTS WA.TERGATE
TACTICS AGAIN. Story, Page 4.
COWlSel from the city attorney, there was
no way the city coukl revoke a demolition
permit held by Laguna Fed for the Cua
de Mandigo and the Barbara Wehe<_
SIOOio at 269 and 275 Broadway.
The couocil did, however, authorize a
formal -~ ,1" the ... -'II . _...lion . I ... 1ihtlon r ai.-.,.
opposition ., the demolltiori a n a
~ that --the -COl;D.mislioo and &be city opei'ate under
d~ law, the dty could not deny a
property owner the right to clear his
property. .
Uoch!r coastal rommiss!OO provisiOll.O!,
demolition is considered a phase of
construction. Urxler city law, only a
routine "safety" permit is required for
demoUtioo.
Arnold Hano, fonner ~her ol the
city Boan! ol Adjustment "8s appealed
the propooed demolition ol the structUttS
to the state coastal commission charging
that Lquna Fed bas not rompliid with
law requiring an evironmental impact
report' to be submitted to the city for the
entire project.
The savings and 'k>an association wants
to clear the property to construct a
parking lot and drive-through tellers
area. Casa de Mandigo formerly housed
elderly aod )ow income penons. They
were evicted. months ago and the
buildings are vacant. now.
Woodh1gton
May Seek
County Post
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of "'9 0.11• Plltl Sllff
Donald D. Woodingtoo, superintendent
of the Laguna Beach Unified School
District for six months, is ronsidering
nmning fe>r superintendent of the Orange
Coont.y Departmenl of Educatkm in the
June 4 election.
Woodington said today that
-rintendmts from lhrougt>oul the
county have -.e1ed him personalty.
urging him to campaign for the office
txM be\d by Or. Robert Peterson.
WoOOington, former Commissioner of
Education in Colorado, said his final
decision win come late tOOay.
The filing deadline for the race is 5
p.m. Friday.
If Woodington chooses to run . he'll do
so with a rather disappointed Board of
Educatioo watching.
• Board President Norman Browne
aeclined comment on the matter today,
but Trustee Jane Boyd said. ''I'm very
disappointed that he would consider
anyt.hing of this type after being here for
such a short time and .,'hen the district
needs leadership."
Dr. Browne said he ~·ould comment
after Woodington had reached a decisiGn.
Woodington was hired by the board last
~1ay after a five-month search for a new
superintend ent following the ouster of
\Yilliam Ullom. He began work in the
district in August.
\Voodington said he was first contacted
about running for the office in November
by a group ()( superintendents in the
county. He declined to release their
names. defendants engineered the break·in of the
Beverly Hills office ol Dr. Lewis J.
Fielding ''with Intent to search for
confidential information con c e r n i n g
·Daniel Ellsberg."
Hand argues that the Casa de MandigG
is an architectW'8l rarity and that the
Weber studio may be. There also may be
"historic .significance'' to the structures,
he said.
STRIPED BASS ARE EMPTIED INTO NEWPORT HARBOR
Others Intended For Dani H1rbor Died En Route
He initially refuSed the offer bilt later
rcconsideftd after more s up po r l
appeared tp be in Lhe offing.
Laguoa Federal Attorney John
Colson, in a statement, proclaimed bis:
lnnoconce as be did Friday when named
in the Watergate cover-up coruipiracy
lndictmenl
Soloman pledged that Laguna Fed would
not "sneak in" and demolish the buildings. .
He sakl today that when and if the
assoclaOoo gets its "'8Stal commission
pii'rnlt to clemolbb, ff ~w111 give the city
ample notice ol the pending demo!-.
Fish Deaths Threaten
One of those backing Woodington Is
Robert Hurst. a trustee on the
Capistrano Unified School Dislrict board
of education.
Hurst said he was not a part of the
original group that approached
Woodington , but said he felt Woodington
to be a "viable candidate."
"Ir is not easy to stand aCCU9e.d a
second time In 88 many weeks," be said.
"The charge today is hard to take
because 10me weeks ago I took an
indepmle:Q! p o l y g r a p b examinaUon
which determined that I did not know In
advance o[ the Fielding bre8k·ln," Colson
aald.
Casa de Mandigo may be relocated to
another Laguna property as part of a
compromise.
Hano questioned the value of any such
agreement.
To Delay Dana Plnnt,s
In Miami, Barter said, "We wilffigbt
this lndictinenl and we wtll plead
(See I INDICTED, Pa&e Z) '. •
"He asks me to trost Laguna Fed oot
to sneak in and demoli!tl, why then does
Laguna Fed' want to hold OD to the
(See DEMOLITION, l'llge. ZJ
By JOHN ZALLER ·
Of Ille D911• Pv.t Shilt
Plans to stock ' 5,000 striped ba!s in
Dana Point Harbor may be delayed a ,
Mani Didn't Vote
Trustee Race -Neglected
Manrwters who tumed oul Tueodiy
did not bother to marl; their ballota for I
Saddiebacl: College lnlslee.
POSWlectloo ltallatlcs lhow cmnll
voler tolalt .,. much l""ter than the
lotal wbo tOtecl for the college ODDtest.
See elecUon staUttia,. Pqe 3.
Irvine homemaker and oommunlty
activist Norrila Brlnd~ S2, -elected to the <'Ollege poll to llU Ille -t of
reslgnina chaltar trustee Midlael OIIllno.
Jibe is ellgible to take ollloe • -u
her victory ta -llJ Ille lleiUlt'ar
ol Voters, -.hicb . -o111cta11 aold ahoulCI be by the etid of tbe -l Tboogb c1 ... lo 50 _, ol '-
S.ach'• reglalmd voi....-eaat bollolt for a hotly .,.._ city """1Cll nee. ooly
31 percent cl !Item VOied 0>r I Saddle-
baclt inJtt ...
In lnioe, ol I ti per-turnout, ~
percebl. vo e cnlll!ctt-On:,--bea!Hnterest"'in the~SaddJebe.ck-race
In San . Clemente, the ratiG was 43 was sh9wn in Ti.istin, wtiere 14 percent of
perceril to "B pen:ent. the•7 _.t who shoW<!d up alto•ether
1be bigest interest' in the Saddleback c.a.at ballotl for a colleg\?; trustee. In the
conlell, ~ pereeiit, Wiii In San Juan unincorporated .areas of the district, total
Capi.stru», where a IO 1 ·rcent voter umout was a scant eight percent.
turnout, '"4S percent cast bllJota tor a In non-city areas, e.icept for a small
college trustee( · pert of Laguna Hllls, the Saddleback
conlelt wu the ooly Issue on the ballot.
Marine Held in Death . ' MANILA, Pltlllpptnes (AP) -Marine
Pie. Cla)'IGa />. Fountain, II, of
. 1lavannah, GL, It being held In the fatal
_.,. ol a ....... t near the American
naval -at · Sublc Bay, a Navy
""'""-.... today. 'l11e ..,.-... Aid the ... -... Siii! SCI. Dou(lao J. Wren, IS, whooe wHe,
car.lann, -la -· Ollto. -
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Of .._ registered voters in the non-
clty oec:tloao, Including El Toro, Mission
Viejo, i.o1111re World, East Tustin, and
Laguna Niguel, 5,500 people.voted.
Averase particlpaUon in the college
election district-wide w. j1. • under 20
percent.
Mr.$. Brandt, a former teacher and
fir't city clerk of {be city of Irvine,
deftattd ail other cendidates.
In order ol vote! received, they were
(See NEGLECT, Page ZI
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perrent of this year 's Orange Coast
allotment of hatchery·raised fish.
Deparlment of Fish and Game officials
made the disclosure Wednesday as they
were planting 2,500 of the 10.000 fish
originally intended for Newport Harbor.
The remaining 7,500, which represent
one third of the year-old fish earmarked
for improvement of Orange Coast ocean
fishing , were killed in transport from
Port ffu eneme when they bunched up at
the bGttom or a V·shaped tank and
suffocated each other.
"We still definitely pl an to stock Dana
-Polnt<-Harbor within-the next lhree--years,-
but the chances for stocking it this year
are diminished," said Parke -''Bud"
Young, thil marine biologist in charge of
the program.
Fish and Game plans to brini 10,000
more fish to the Orange Coast later this
spring. At least 5,000 aod possllily all
10,000 of those will be •t in Newoort
Harbor "to give us enough fish there to
be able to tell how they're doing," Young
said. •
Young added that it was still pGSSible
that some fish may be sent to Pana Point
or Los AJamitos Bay, but he lndlcatC!d
the chances are not good.
Wednesday's fish plant I Newport
Harbor marked Fish and Game's first
!rage · scale effort to rlant the fis'1 lo
Southern California ocean waters ln t.he
(See BASS, P1ge. !l •
"There has been an undercurrent since
last September to find a candidate for
the office." Hurst said.
Woodingtoo, 54, is a native ol
Wisconsin. He received degrees from the
JSee CONSIDER, Page ZI
or .. ge C.ast
Weat)\er .
The weather service calls for
clearing skies Friday with only a
20 percent chance of showers.
Temperatures at the beaches and
inland will range around 58. Lows
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Hospital Fun~s
Zone
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Xo 01trci~r
La-...d. \..i.....; ~ Plan 'Filed'.
Not in Budget oommerd1t ~ Outdlnwe
hter Olli-lor bit ..rne. 10
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By GEORGE. LEIDAL
Of ... Diil~ .. ,.,, llJff --~ Flnailce Dlre<:W Vernon T. Orr
haS told UC Irvine officials not to count
on -reciiving fwlds to bulld a campus
teaching hospital until agreement is
readied Wlth Orange Colmty supervlson
over use of Orange Cotuty Medical
Center for tralnlng medical student!.
O!ancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. letday
diiclosed that funds for the 200-lx.id
teecbiJlfl boopltal f0< the UC! campus are
not In the budget being pr<pared for lhe
1974-75 fiscal year.
A legislative committee headed by
Aaembi)'liljlll Willie Brown (DSan
Fraociaco) lut yeer allocated '15 mUtlon
fer tile campus hoopltal.
In a rocommelldalloo to the legislature
wbJch waa approved , Brown's o.>mmitt~
stipulated that approval of the funds for
tile C8!l1ptll boopltal did oot depend on
' agn!ement on the manag~ment and ~~ H~~ui:.-O!tr~and,: 1be La~ Beach City Colu:N:ll tersely reniwatioo-of~OCMC. : _ served -as-vice-mayor •Ince the-"received and filed" a reoommendation
Dr. Aldrich said today !hat Orr, the •ummer cooncll mi.te11p. bl' lhe city plaMlng commission urgtn1
state's chief fl.rwtclal 9fflcer, had Ostrander .---succeeded by newly rescission of ~e Interim multl·lamUy
indicated the funds ,. ........ f be Included In residential me moratorium. -elected Councilman Joo Brand, ~-~ the 1974-75 bOOget wiless tbe OCMC . said It had been a,pleW. to ltl'Ve 1be COtmCll'1 action Wcwll:lllUay nl,lht
agreemenr ls made final. as councD member. Wll made without comment. Mayor Roy
Aldrich said untvenlty and ccunly HOim and council memben Pllyllll
official! are working toward a June Sweeney anii Carl JohMoo voted yes, and
resolution of ~ differences centering on Vice Mayor Peter Ostrander abstained.
conlrol of the holpllal which p,...,,Uy 15 Fro .. P .. e J Councilman Charlton BoY<t was abeent.
th< teaching base for tbe UCl-C.lllomla 1be planning comm!Mlao'a action
College of Medicine. DEMOLITION came as a slap at the elty 'council If lhe agreement la delayed Jhe . , , , alrudy embroiled In a controveny over
campua teadllng hoopllal funding would lhe Interim moratorium, and 11 hu civ.n
be .. t back yet another year. pcrmll?" Hane said. the moat 1raphic proof ct a=~
Wilh adoption ot lhe Brown ccmmlttee Hane said tbe act ol demoillhlnl the between tile ~ and the
report last year, state legislators okayed buildings cannot be _,,...ated from the 1be moratorium, enacted u an planning funds for lh• hoopltal. -~ uraeney meawre for !OW' .-,,
Bilb by bo4h Slate Sen. Dennis E. potential comtnK:tloa of the parking Jot. lreez .. conatructlao on the City's R'Z, R-3
Carpenter and Aaaemblyrnan Robert He saki that firat Lagi,ma Fed had and C zones. e1cept at level& beloW those
Baciham, both Newport 9 e a c b come to the Board ol Adjuitmeot with a pennllted under the city code. 111e
Republicans, guaranteed that the.$'900,000 request for both demolition and parking moratorium applies to "dwelling wUt.!i"
planning budget for the hospital would be lot development.. which are defined as belng living
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Spiral Easing~
Prices Ad~ance 1.5% in· February
• .' W ASlllNGTON tuMi -Hl&her com of food, 1111¥ and metals
pualled wholesale· prices up an overage of 1.5 percent 1n February,
tile goveT11ment reported today.
The increase wu the smallest advance In four months -aug-
. gesUng a slowdown )n the nation's worst ih!latioo since right after
. World Wilr II -but still wae at an annual rate of increase of 18
per~qt. , I--
Alter adjustment for seasonal factor•. wholesale prlcet wenl up
1.2 percenl last month,· or at an annual rate of 14.4 percent.
The 1.5 percent l!;Dadjwted increase lo February was less than
llalf the lanuary advance of 3.5 percen~ which wu exceeded since
1946 onlY by a 5.8 percent jump last August.
Wboleaale price nuctu1tlons usually precede similar trends al
the retail level.
The February increase left wholesale prices 20.3 percent above
a year earlier. It will mean a continuifig nse in retail prices in the coming days, weeks and months as tbe higher •holesale prices are
passed to consumers. •
Bents Urges · Limitation
On Funds for Campaign
Co t J dge included in the current budget. But, when it found out th·• the board quarters with kitchen facllliles. . U11 y U Aldrich' said today coostructlon funds would requtre· an envlronmenlal Impact ·The C01111cil toolt lhe action because of
for the hospital are no( yet in the budget. report on the project, It withdrew the a building surge of apartments and Fonner Orange County Gra nd Jury the limit even if it was not endorsed by
W ' D ~ On~ expected to be opening In 1975, request and applied ooly for the routine condominiums councilmen believed was Foreman Marcia Bents, who reslgnt'd to the rest of the board. 'Ill~ board Aas· ·. on t rop Aldrich agreed today tbe completion date demolition permit the city was obligated threatening the character of LagW18's run against Fifth District Supervisor backpedaled on any kind of campaign
for the campus hospital is a question to grant. . older mklential neighborhoods, where Ronald Cupers, today challenged him to controls though the matte may be re-
mark. Later, with the property deared ·many single old homes sit on valuable R-join her ii'l l!miling campaign spending to surreeted in coming wec:<s.
S k • Ch Today's word oa budgeting hangups b parking lot paving and lmldlc::lploc would 2. R-3 or C properties. • 50 cents per voter. In a letter to ca.pen, Mrs. Bents allO U i a rges the latest in a series cl reverses for the appear to be a blessing, he said. ~ commlsaicX1 . ad.Jon S t t OD i 1 y Mrs. Berti.!, who filed her papers , challenged h!m to take hl.s top a~es off
..:__ - ---UCI-CCM-teachlng hoopilal-prombed to--The old-buildings on-the site ·were rtcornlll«lded lhe-council-rescind tbe earlier lhla~weekcsald sud> a llinll woilld r the countn>eyroU-U-tbey are gomirto
· • faculty since the private medical college termed a part cl Ule Laguna character urgmcy o rd J n a n c e , and also gl..-e each candidate a maximum ·· of campaign for hlm.
1 ":,? ;!!':!"'B~J!L,EJ, was moved out of its facilities in Los by Jim Dilley, founder of the Laguiu; recommended the oouncil direct the $95,000 to spend in the primary, hued on "Take those persons who are now
I.ashing a Los Angeles judge's Angeles to the UCJ campus in 1969. Greenbelt and board member of the commission to wxlertake an emergency rurrent voter registration in the district. working oo your campaign off the county
dlimi.sul action as "incredible," Orange Origina lly a ~ research hospital Citizens Town Plaming Association. atudy of the city's existing zoning She said she is basing her challenge on payroll and pay them out of reportable
Cbl,mty Superior Court Judge Jamee H. was to be built at UCJ but plans for that "They have what can be called "town ordinance and potential cOnructs with the Caspers' own suggestion to the board of ca mpaign funds," she demanded in her
WallWortb refused late Wednesday to were scrapped when state bond funds for fal>r:ie ... human scale," Dilley said. gentral plan's land U5e element. supervisors that such a limit be put on leUer.
throw out all .the charges :.galnst seven medical sdJools failed. Dilley, an ardent fe e oC tbe automo: The council's action Imposing the donations and expenditures in upcoming "In view ,of the current political ~ accused ol stashing nearly '100,000 1be ecaled down hoepltal geared to bile, criticiz.ed the apanalon of "1.J.t moratorium sparked heavy criUclsm coonty elections. situation, ii is imperative th.at ,'W;_e restore
wOrtb of alleged pomographk: matera.Us. offerincmore basic care la to be fWlded asphalt wasteland ~ Federal bu from the city's real est.ate sector a.rd Caspers bas sa id be would live up to the public's a:infidence," in the ir elected
Conm>eoUng that the action taken last by a med1cal aclences bond laue been 90 uslduously creaUna 1.1 the <:en· prompted the write-in campajgn for ·~ officialst,'...SPe~K4.ed. _
moolh by Loa Ansel.. Superior Court ,•Jllll'OfOCl~by _,., two yean qo. -la' of our '°"'!-" --. -.<llldldate< backed • by~Jhe board" oc-~ . -• -. . -Mrs. Beola. said slie has been "J<>ld ~ ·~111 ~~Jtta.1..;~~~-• · ' ' a:" A=~~ s.;:...~~ ~ na1tors. • · · -;;s rvival Wanes -Caspen1 1s •lrOa<ty ·hau way 1a ~ war
upheld many of the cbarg,. band'!d. down _ ,Fl'9tlt Pffe J and unequl,...tad •land that a -rty • . . chest goal of $250,000 In ccnlributlons. :,:., ~=-i:.;; l~~".":~~t of the -\'::: .::rots~~t'l:~~i: ~= From Page J , or Balloonist I ~~ sai: l138'~~~hbeenC ~;~ ~
lie dlmUleed contplracy alleaatlons on 6 IND J CTED • , • the land after that clearing. • · BASS • , administralive assistant, Tom Fuentes.
gn?unds of double jeop&rdy and set • WASHINGTON j UPT) ".'""" JlopC for has received $31392 as a "management
March 11 u the next court date for the Jnnocent. r speak for De Diego, Martinez miaint balloonist Thomas L .. Gatch's fee." She abo cited a $45,000 repayment
seven men identified as the Suki firm 's and myaelf.'' ·-,,...... P•e l ~me way It hal long been pJanllng them to Caspers himsell for funds he advanced
llindPlls. Ettore Zapp(, identified again Blrter said the trfo did ''What we in mountain.lakes and atreams. survival waned tod ay with his friend s to his 1970 campal~.
\\tednl!ed.y by Deputy Di9trict Attorney behmd in. We believed we acted on CONSIDER. The fish planted Wednesday averaged admitting he is probab\y out of food !lnd A spokesman for Caspers said the
OrMta Seen u a Mafia tlnrPln, was pr'!lper aatbortty from the UnJted States • • • about six inches Jong, although officials his means of communication cul off. supervisor had not yet receivt'd Mrs.
the one es:ceplioo to Judge WllswOrth's govei:no:mt." said they will be 16 Inches in two more Gatch, who took off from Harrisburg, Bents' letter early today and would have
din ... ' acllao. ni. burglary took place Sept. 3, U7t, Untvenlty of Wl-.ln and U C yem. The l!sb can grow to 18 Inches In Pa. Feb. 18, attempting the first manned no comment until be saw IL ~ta!' ~U:,7 hi~ ~~ ';:: 1:f~ 1:~l In !f'O:. He bolds • doctorate In ~~ and weigh 40 pounds alter IO lran!&Uantlc beilooo cnJ\ISlng, carriod
F1lirtda borne, stlll laoea In his abaence, " entagon Ills teodJlng .....,. bepn t n The. striped bw la a naUV<! Allanttc food rations !0< 10 days and a radio
ta reJmoed by the Oral!&• i;;" grand ·jury abo ~cted !Jddy 'OI\ Richmond, followed by jobs In Coast fish !1J-f1 Jransplantad to caJJ(Qmta trammltler to help r""'11en pinpoint his
rand Jury two -of"""-'--phllooophy, IChooJ law, ICbool llnm:e waterr Jn Su F?1octsco ·say 1iJ-'1111 locatlao il 1"' was forced down at sea.
I --~ .;,._,on wtlh ln,lent H--__ ,;;::_-... to teotily before a and-~·-·~-·-at UC lier'.._ _,__,,.. ._. ~ _,_,.. "'" William •-•-•, a ~ederal ~--~ M ~TI--=:::,,..-;::::._,_ ~ --• ---• _,, ,-., :=::;,_":";'!~. Y(-... .. ~ ..;,. {)ffi '""-•.... $ ~~ ~. ~~...,...c lJ?l1alilY are among ~already Ls serving a sertence for He also held UN:htng pasta at San "t""' .... .,. .... wuv_.:1 ce employe who helped Gatch In the ~" """'·-~ ,.. I Franclacc Slate COllege and Slanlont JI tho fish lhrlve In Southern Celttomla preparation ol lhe cran "Light Heart." All iodictees e1cepl Zappi may have to ~,,. ~ or his refusal to University. . waters, officials saki~that a bay die a said Gatch's food supply, even if he
lace trial In Santa Ana Mwilcipol Court , ...._ ore• grand jury. WoodlJJ&ton wu .._inl«!clenl of tbe of ~ mtcbt ;,t raLiooed it, would be gone .by now, and.
""'-'-•the -··~'-W-y thal ~, wu """""'"" to oerve a Mm!-~·~--· N~~ •-J f I__........ ·-aoo ft h' batte I t b' rad' 1r ... · " ;;';;:.mm, ~.Pu. ai..m.t Jbe mutmum ol 20 yem tor. bis role in tbe , 1957 :iue i.:t"'tb,,-;:~ ';: ii:. , bus. '~re f~ ~ goner,:; s~e .• ~ io ansm1o.\er are
!Ila: wtJJ be cut to ~level. Jm>e 17• Im bnU-Jn at Democratlc ·lnlln<>ed· &iloof cllatt1ct from 1112 to stiioinJ! lo 1p1wn, officials do no~ ..piltl..
Fttla dlamtliW-"'111' ~ 'l'lolt!Jlll JlDmmftl#'~, 111111 then headed the u t lhe mi,_, ball to ~·-Y .
From Page J
TAR •••
Beach and Huntington Beach have been
out periodically to collect the: congealed
blobs and di.spcse of them.
DeBernardi explained it was important
to get the tar off the beach so that it
doesn 't wash back into sea and redeposit
somewhere else.
by the •-•~ ~--... · Elul•l!n ... aJitf1011cbargedwttbone , ,.on erey ..-· .... ~-·· --.,.._ """"'' COllDI Pentnauia !IJitlted fodlooJ Diltrtct from pointed ollt· that his llmtta1lon. bas ono
Gnind Jury last !!Mllltli.cJn JJCll01i t!!Ot • . of 1YJntl to ~ -la and thrte 1911 .to tt70. . I maJor adVantage, In .that U &11ar-
bn\Jlibl howla of~ ·1.Vm ~ =of·!~ to a 11'1D4 Jury about lhe Aller a brief tlOitllon 11 an exeaJtiV<! lhet·the striped ba .. wtJJ not mulllii!y·to
S P. " t Kill He said the Coast Guard could not US CC S assist in clean up operations until It was
'-· positively determined that the crude oil ~n. .. -. . ttea lbe Wlilte" liouse special wltb a •BUJll.,..me recresllooaJ IDCI upoel the local ecclogical balt::ce.
tJnnce County c!Ja!l'I _.. ftled' ' ~ tlJlfl !mown IS I h e t !Inn, WoodlJJ&ton was apinlt the seven ~r ~ Loa .Alamttoa~---·" ' -ted ·mmnO-.r of educat•-.. ponCeman looking for ·a restroom while The tndlctmflll.aJJeced that on July 27, . .:: M• "'
oo l"'lrol all<gedly stumbled ooto a cache 19'1t E&tl KrotJh Jr. IDCI David R. Young ot 115rly 100,000 ,.. bpOks and -Jr. sent a mem<nndwn to El!rllch"'8n
graphic maYies In a local wa~. Wblch ClJscuaaed a request to prepere a
Ordered to return to court Marcl!· It psyditatrtc ltudy on Ellabera. White House Hit ,)ere: Thomas Slnopoll, 33, and Ronald Krogh Pl!*led pilty to a sintJle charge
Fonnan, 33, bo4h ol Loa Angel .. ; of vl9lattnl Fielding's civtl rigllta and ls
WtJllam Bittner, 48, San> Halmowllz. II, oervintJ s six-month ""'1"1Ce at a federal
and J""'f llernstetn, 21, all of Van Nuys; prilon II All<inwood, Pa. Krogh agreed to By Boriih-Tlireat
and Ste!iben Cbarlet Domly, 21, of cooperate wllh the pruaecuJon. ~ WASHINGTON (AP) _ A teleiiJooe
Downey. 1be tndlctmmt also alleged th;;t oo bomb threat ~ White 1foooe --'"'·
Frot11P .. eJ
NEGLECT. • •
Earl Carrawa y, who traned Mrs. Brandt
by 1,000 votes; Steve DeLapo of Irvine, a
YiMCA program director : Nick DiGl uro,
El Toro, an insurance agent; John Tolle
of E1 Toro. an artist and Saddleback
student: Vera · Snyder. Irvine, a
homemaker; and Gary Rasmussen,
Irvine, an investment coonselor.
OUHICOAIT u
DAILY PILOT
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P'r!MJ. Mr Coll• M ... , N.wpwt llMdl,
~' I Mdl/ .. _leln V•llrft, L.ewM
IMch, l,.,lnitls.doili.e.cr. ft Sen Cltmen•tf
.s.ii Jllloll """"'"-... llflOlt "'9'°"'' Mllllr! 11 ~1"*' .. _..n •M SV.WS.ra.
n .. 11rlttc:"'91 ~ tlMI It II DI Well
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July 21, 1171 E. Howard H1111t J-;-'~, ~• . •--Colson i m<m0 wblch discusied 8 -.:lJing throtJ8fJ lhe ExecuUve Manstoo
propooal to "obtain Ellsberg's files from ~~· lint search failed to tum up
bis payd!talrlc analyst." Acccrdlng to one member of the
1be lrdictment alleged that on Aug. 31 , Executive Protective Service, an
1971 c.oJsoo )lrranged to obtain $5,000 to anonymous caller telephoned the maln
finance the hre'lk·in. White House switchboard ab o u t
Baker, De Diego and Mart In e i midmorning and eald a bomb had been all~gedly entered and sea rched Fielding's placed In an area set aside for use by
office. White House COITeSpOndents
Both Barker ~ Martinez served ;1 The building was not ev~uated, and
about a year In pnson for their part In President Nixoo'I daily activities were
the Watergate break-In. not interrupted, ·
··uea~h Befnndsl\ ,.
Chances Better Than Ever Now
Chances for Newport Beach and other
ma!tal c!Ues to receive al least partial
refunds from the stale of California for
beech costs are better ll'ran ever,
Newport Beach City Manager Robert L.
WYM said today.
Wynn said the California League of
CIUes will draft the legblallon In ihe
near future that wouJd provide for the
slate to reimburse funds that beach
cities spend for police protection of
tourists.
Newport Beach spend.! of a total. of 11.5
million a year for all beach-related
services, including lifeguards a n d
maintenance.
He said revenues to the city treasury
from a vari ety of sources like parking
meters, sales tax and tusiness licenses,
totals $836,000.
Wynn noted that the deficit, about
$700,000, has been downward from earlier
estimates of $1 million.
r...-...-.1-CliMIH-H. Loot-R)cho"'-'· Nil
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114,1111111 ,444,..,,, r.o. ••• '"· t2•11 --c. ......... ...,...,.
-N•wport;Beach-and Hunlh1gton-Beac
have been pushing for legislation that
would relund all costs, but Wynn said
talks with legislators l'.ave gtven the
indication that a request for a total
refund probably wooldn't get vtry far.
"But we've been told chances would be
pretty good ii we only asked for re-
embunemeot of police <.'OS!s," Wynn said.
Huntington Beach officials say the total
· l hl-mllU.. while-ftv.nuet·
total about sg1s,ooo. The totaJ In San
Clemente is about '350,000.
Wynn said advice lhat. lhay settle for reimbursement of police ..,,,;.,. only,
at least for now, came from Bw:I
Carpenter. atlorney for lbe CaJilomla --·---"-' ......... t.ot1 ,,., .... ......._..
1111 c..tt1 ....... II~ ... l
, .. " •• cntJ '42..uat
Cl WW .Wear'' s ...... n
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-.r!Mtllllt •M """""·
WYM said !hat would amount to a
4840,000 annual nlund t6 Newpoit Beach alone.
Jfuntlngtoo Beech olficiala say they
~ about ll&tl,000 for police protection
or Mach areas. San O.emente orflchlls figutt the cost la aboul 1100,aoo annually.
They are lhe only Oranse COaot clUes to
perform s1uct1 .. to !1<.
Wynn said d.Ull<d atudl,. -
/1
League 'ol Cltleo.
The Leap formerly end\!roed tile
beach cltieo requat for aid lallt ,....
Wynn said Clrpenla''a -· lion Cam6 aft.er OODftJ"lltiGDI 1'1lh a
number of lnfluenltll n,,.,.. In Sacn-
mento.
Carplllter .la conlldeot !hat he wtD be
able to gtt a '1good numbtr 0(
legJslatorl" to CXMPOMOt the tealed·
down bill, accordlntl to Wym.
"Thal would l!ve ua a broad bue of
support for It," be Mid.
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Heroin Sale Busted
SEASIDE (UPI) -NarcoUct agenla
Wednesday am.sted a 55-year -oJd
Canne1 resident oo charges al. aelling
heroin valued al !60,000. Seaside po~ ·
dejcJI~ the suspect, Kang.sbtm ~ani
as a "mater 'Central California nai:mtlcs
figure."
• llCOllDITIOlllD Al'PllANCIS
• flllGHT DAMAGED
•MODI\ NOMI 1nu1NS
• DISCONTINUID
ROOI SAMPUS
BUil T·INS AT BUILOlR'S 'RICES
OVENS. RANGES, COOK· TOPS HOOD
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G d H• 1£ came from an ocean vessel. Uar , jIDse1 ni. globules of crude~oil first appeared
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP J - A
would-be kldnaper shot and killed himself
and a security guard today after an
aborted abduct.Ion at tempt of-a wealthy
Jacksonville contractor, police said.
1be builder, Bobby Jaaib5, was listed
in . critical condition at St. Vincent's
Hospilal wllh a gunshol wound In lhe
chesl.
MICIOWAYI HIADQUAmlS
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AMANA
TH ER MADOR
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one week ago in small amounts in
Huntington Beach. They were sighted
there oU and on for a few days and then
appeared at beaches in South Laguna and
Laguna Beach Tuesdl\y night
It started popping up in Newpon Beach
Wednesday afternoon.
DeBernardi said aerial surveys of
waters along the Orange Coast indicate
that the influx seems to be tapering off.
:WE CARRY BUILT-INS
At luilc!on !'rices ..
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks .
EDITION
VOL · 67, NO. 66, 4 SECTIONS,-AO PAGES ORANGE ~NTY. CALFORl'JM J ,
~ -r-THURSDAY, MAJ!.CM 7,-1'174---TEN CENTS
.lebacl ~lection Day: Fight Probed
' By JAN WORTH Both portlel Involved agroe that an
ot • DmllY ,.. ...., lncideB did occur when Carraway saw
An election day altercation Involving Ph111lps nailing a DIGlwv campaign sign
one Saddleback College candidate IOd a to a tree along Ridge Route Drive about
campaign worker tor another has 5 ~ .••• p.m. ~~ay.
prompted '°"l' f I e r Y • post-election Beyond ihat, there are at least two
rhetorle. versions ol wbat bappmed.
But detaU. of the incldent, Involving AcconllDg lo sberilfs de p'ilties,
Earl Carraway o1 Lake Forat, and John Carraway, 43, who placed oecond In
Phillipa, an El Toro busln....,.. and Tuesday's balloting, told them he cbaJlenged Phillipa' righl lo put up a sign
campaign worbr 10< Ni<bolu DIGiuro, on private prnpeny. Phillips, CalTaway
an still In question and are under alleged, then hit him twice oo the jaw.
lnvestiplion by the Orange County · In Phillipa' statement r.Jed with the
Sherill's Departmeot. lherlll, be allepd ihat CarrawO)' and be
come at each other. Both swung and both
mWed, be said.
Two witnesses """' reported to be ln Phillips' car waiting at the curb.
Carraway claimed the two were Vince
McCullough, president of the Saddleback
Valley UnUied School District Board of
trustees, and. Joe Peterson, a I so
Saddlebacl< Unified tnistee. B o t h
McCullough and Petenon were DiGluro
supporters.
But Phillips said lhe two men wilb him
were Ed Ayk>r and Ed Wesson, El Toro
insurance agents. He identified them ~
DlGluro supporters.
Phillips tok1 aberifrs d e p u l I e s
• Carraway llnalened him ytth a lire
Iron. But CarrawO)' said be dld not do so.
He aald be stopped his car after the
encounter with Pbllllps because he
thought a full gas can In the trunk of his
car bad overturned and was leaking.
Dennis Smith, a friend or Carraway's,
read a statement at the Saddleback
Unified board meeUnJ Wednesday.
Over the objections of Trustee Chester
Briner, who aald It had no relevance to
the sdlool board, Trustee Smith .. ad the
•-page llatemeol.
Smith condemned the Incident "a
vicious attack on Earl Carraway," and
said it was "a goon-squad, gestap:>-like
assault by local hoodlums."
He did not name any names other thin
Carraway. But he said "It would appear
that what could not be done with dirty
tricks and character assassination letters
is now being "atlempted Ytilh a clenched
fist."
Further, he added. "Let us as a
community de<:ide now to purge this
Valley of the growing cancer of vicious
political opportunism."
Neither McCullough nor Peterson had
any comment. But Brtnner told reporters
after the meeting Smith's statement was
... transparent attempt to make poliUcal
hay."
Also appearing at the meeting was
Phillips, 45, who identified himself to
reporters aher the meeting as "the one.
Involved in this Incident."
He accused Smith of "not having his
fact111 str aight -which 1 hear has
happened before," and said, "There was
provocation. because I don't react any
other way."
Asked if there had been an exchange of
bloW'!I, he said "No, It's impossible.''
Carraway. who has a steel plate in bis
forehead from a Korean War injury, saki
he went to the Long Beach Veterans
Hospital Wednesday for x-rays.
Hospital _Not • Ill Budget
200-bed·UCI Facility Not That Certain-Orr
BJ GEORGE LEIDAL Fraociloo) lut year allocated $15 million
ot .. Dlltr "" ... tot ~ campus bolpital.
the teaching base for the UC! -California
CoUege of Medicine.
State Finance ~ Vemoa l';;O!T---lllcj1-lion:to tile leglallture If the .ll"l"l!J'llll ,Is delayed the
cam!"",AAachin& ~ital ftmding would
be set.back yel another year. bu told UC. Irvine olfidota .not. io . ....,, whi<h ~ ,a(IPIWed. Brown!• committee
on ~.,.,;. fubds lo build a campos ' lllpUliled that lJ>Pl'.OVal o( the fund> for ·-,. · • theJl81!11!!11 boapltal did.not depe!ld on WW} adoption of the. Brown committee
_ report last year, slate legislators okayed
planning furids for the hospital.
teaching hospital until· agree.meot . JS agreement. oo the management and
reached with Orange COll!lty supervisors renovation of OCMC.
over use of Orange Cou»ty Medical Dr. Aldrich said tod3y that Orr, the
Center for tralnln& medical students. state's chief financial officer, had
Bills by both State Sen. Dennis E.
Oiancello. ~ G. Aldri<h Jr. ioday indicated the IU!llb canoot be Included in
Carpenter and Assemblyman Robert
Badham, both Newport B e a c h
Republicans, guaranteed that the $900,000
planning budget fa< the hospital would be
included in the current budget.
disclosed that .fund> for the -the 197H5 budget lltlleos the OCMC
teadiing bosp£tal for the UCI campus are agreement Ls made f1na1.
not In the budget being p..,,ared for the Aldrich said WliveJ)lity and COWJty
1974-75 fiscal year. . officials are working toward a June Aldrich said toda)' oonstruotk>n funds
for the ~pital are not yet in the budget. A legislative committee beaded by rellO!ulio!I ol the dilferenre1 oeoterlng oo
Asaemblyman Willie ~ (IJ.San COlllrol ol the.J>Oopital wbldt presently is
~.ents Urges s ,J~..:,,~ Lfulit 1
p,en~ . ~
' ~ For Campaign
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Fonner Orange Coonty Grand Jury
Foremao'Marcla Bents, who resigneil lo
nm agolml Fifth Dislri.X Supervisor
-CUpen, today cballeoged him lo
join be< In limiting campaign apeodillg lo
50 cents per -..
Mn. Bents, who filed be< papers
earlier this week, said such a limit would
give each candidate a muimum of
195,000 1o speod In the pQinary, baaed on ""'"'t _, regislralioo In the district. !;be said &be is baaing her challenge on
C:&spers' own suggestion to the board of
superviaors that such a llmlt be. put oo
doNtiom and expenditUre:-in upcoming
ixllmty elections.
CasJiers has said be would live up to
the limit even if it was nc.t endors~ by
the rest of the board. lli' bqard has bacfg(oc!aled Oil any kind of campaign
a111trolS though the matte may be re-surrected in coming wee~.
Ill a letter In Caspers, Mn. Bents also
cballmged him lo take hia lop aides off
the coonty payroll if they I!" going lo
c:ampoign for him.
'"Take those persons who are now
wortlng m your campaign olf the county
payroll and pay them out of reportable
campaign funds /' she demanded in her
letter.
"In view of the CUITent political
situation. it is imperative that we restore
tbe public's OOnridence," in their elected
offidals," she added. ·
Mn. ll<ilts said she has been io!d
Caspers is already, half way to a war
(See SPENDING, Page I)
0r .... Ceut
Ooce espected lo be opel\lng in 1975,
Pi:ice~ -Ad'(ance 1.5%. • in Februar y . . .
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Higher costs of food, fuels and metals
pushed wholesale prices up an average of 1.5 percent in February,
\he government reported today.
'lbe increase wis the sma11est advance in four months -sug-
gesting a slowdown in t he nation's worst inflation since right after
World War U -I/tit still was at an annual rate of increase of 18
percenl / ·
Afte<.adjustnjent for seasonal factors,-wholesale prices went up -
1.2 percent last rponth, or at an annual nte of 14.4 percent.
The 1.5 pertent unadj usted increase in February was less than
hall the Jantiarl' advance of 3.5 percent, which "!as exceeded since,.,
1946 only by a 6.8 percent jump last August.
Wholesale rice fluctuations usually precede similar trends at
the retail !eve
The Febrjtary increase left wholesale prices 20.3 percent above
a year earlie~ It will mean a continuing nse in retail prices in the
coming days,' weeks and months as the higher wholesale prices are
passed to consumers. . ,
StreAers 5; Officials 1
In 2 Connty School Rnns
Six nude male students streaked
across two West Orange County high
school Camp..ises Wednesday and today
-e1rc111ng both cheers and raised
eyebrows' from fellow sl:udents.
Campua 1dmlnistrators, however, re-
spoolded with thleats of ~·-rath-« lhao opplame. (Reio! I <l'T)' Page 3).
Sliortly after achoo! began today, two
upperdr 1 11& darted lhroap the out·
-........ a! ·-High Scboal, • -lotally oabd even ~ ft -n1n1ng llPdl.
whizzing by a girls basketball class.
Assistant Principal Arriola warns that
all streakers caught will . suspended
and transferred to another campu., in the
district.
Those-caught on campus from other
schools will be arrested, An'iola said.
"Students jl11t don't seem to reall7.e the
CODSeqUellCeS o1 streaktnr. Like be~
suspen4ed, and getting a police record, '
Arriola continued. "But we wm't tolerate
It."
Alclrldl agreed ioday the comple<ioo date
for tbe campus hospital b a question
mark. . -
.ToctaY'• word on budgeting harigups is· ~
the latest in a series m reverses for the
UC!.ccM teaching hospital promised to
~acuity since the"'private medical college
was moved out or lls facilities in Los
Angeles to the UCl campus in 1969.
Originally a 500-bed research hospital
was to be built at UCI but plans for that
were scrapped when state bood funds for
medical scbools failed .
The scaled down hospital geared to
offering more basic care is to be fWlded
by a medical sciences bond Wue
~by-rs two years ago.
Ju~'l l n~~ts
Ehrlich1nan , -
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Five Others
WASIUNGTON (AP) - A federal
grand jury today iodicted fonner White
House aides John D. F.hrltchman and
Charles W. O>lson on a charge of
violating_ the_ ~clvU rights ol Daniel
Ellsberg's paycblatrist..
Abo indicted on the same charge were
Watergate COJllpiralora G. Gordon'l.!ddy, _
Bernard L. Barker, Eugenio R. Martinez
and Felipe De Diego. .
'11.e indictment charged that the
NIXON SHIFTS WATERGATE
TACTICS AGAIN. Story, Page 4.
defendants engineered the break·in of the
Beverly Hills office ol Dr. Lewis J .
Yiekling "with intent to search for
~al infonnallon co nee rn Ing
Daniel Ettsberi." ·eo1son, ln a statement, proclaimed his
innooenee as be did Friday when named
in the Watergate cover-up COMpiracy
indlctm<nt.
"It is not easy to stand accused a
second time ln as many weeks," he said.
"Tbe charge today is OOrd to take
because some weeks ago I took an
independent p o J. y gr a p h examination
which detennined that I did not know in
advance of the Fielding break-In," Colson
said.
Jn Miami, Barter said, "We will fight
this indictment and we will plead
innocent. I speak for De Diego, Martinez
and myself."
Barker said the trio did "what we
believed in. We believed we acted on
pniper au1hority from the United States
government."
llie burglary look place Sept. 3, 1971,
(See I IND!CTED~Pago I)
Mang Didn't Vote
I Dalty 'II" Sltff ..... ,. ':~:! Y!~!;~ch~~!~!ers Mike Sena and Dave Kuhner
get mto t~e1r act at the Orange Coa st College Jazz Ensemble Festi-
yal today 1n CostafMesa. They were part of the first day's activities
in the three-day festival and contest, featuring drummer Louie Bell-
son and trumpet player 1'1aynard Ferguson in concert Frida y.
Sumatra Tar Balls Hit
Orange Coast Shoreline
Globs of crude oil, possibly from
Sumatra in South East Asia con~lnued to
noat into beaches along the Orange C'.oast
today as crews dKl the best they could to
clean up the black stuff.
United States Coast Gwlrd officials
who earlier said the tar was from natural
seepage from the ocean floor now say it
probably came from a ship carrying
crude oil.
1be tar balls hit be.aches tn Laguna
Beach, South Laguna, ... Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach. other sightings were
reported as far away as pt, Fermin in
Los An geles County.
In Huntington Beach, li(cguard Sgt.
r Bill Richardson said the globs of crude
were lhe-size o! baseballs. Jn N:·:.-;>ort
Beach, guard Buddy Belshe reported
chunks as large as footba1l11.
Laguna Beach may have received the
biggest single glob, Public Works
Superintendent Ciyde Sweetser reported
a glob rolled in near Bird Rock Point that
Wal two feet square and seven i,oches
thick.
United .States Coast Guard L t .
Weadaer
oae ol the mftken ""', term1s l!hoes
and I red, wllile and blue Mf cap. The
other _ one, 11Vho "81 dacrlbed as
"streaking ln the very best of form,"
W1ft only a sweat band on bll bead. \ '
Commander Louis DeBemardi said today
that tests show that the black stuff is
!See TAR, Page%)
The weather service . calls for
clearing side.a Friday with oo1y a
20 percent chance of lbowers.
Temperatures at the bHchH aod
inland will ~~ around 51. lo!!......_
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~t -.era reacted with cheers,
wild IP,Plaule ind tcreaml.ng, according
to a -! lllonner alter the Incident. "It'• really added life to our schools.
and braugb& eweybody lalether," the
~ .
'Ille ftnt -~affair, at Edi·
son lfilb Git Wedneado)', was bn>ugbt on
by owtown rtvalriel bllween Fountain
Vallof RIP and -lll2b. -~ A,_... Valley lllflbjdiool ~-
lald lo ba camplolefJ ad«. -=-mp Scllool w-.,
, be""ng tow-a nltlog car
at the ollllr ..i ol Illa -· lie .,._ -11 to tlte car, boho.,we"'"'"·
but -""""" b)' -PriDdpal Jerry Arriola, In dllrp ol campus -vlslaa. DilclpllaarJ action may be tmo
OIOinll the JOUtlt, who WU l\Olll1 lied lo
ffioanlabt VitlleJ -for a -.,..,..
wltlt bll -10 andtlte -pr1ndpal.
Al -111iatate!J J:• •-1 aftnDcm. llne IDlllN l&l' lzltl I .... throutb Iba t.mll """'8 at EdilOD High
ml btto tilt •lrlllJ --·
Trustee Race Neglected
Many wters w.ho turned out Tuesday
di<L not boiher to mark their ballots for a
Saildlebeclo Collqe trustee. "
PM el-llalilllcs lhow O....U
...... -... much ....... lhao the
total """ -for the college -See --. Pqe s.
)nine -r and communl\Y actlvllt Narrlaa Brond\, '2, wu elected
lo the college post to IUI the ROI of
reslgnint; chmrter tniltee Micbael c.orun..
Sbe la oltitble to taloe olli<e u -u her vl<Wy It mtlfied by the llegiatrar
ol Voten, which county officials ~
lbould be by !be end of the .... t.
'l'botl(lb close to IO pemnt ol 1-
Beach'1 repteoed ¥Olen -blllola for a boUy .,..,_ dty -.at race. ,..1y
II parceat ol --.,, I llltfdle. --· In lrvlne, ol • ti ~ tuntaut. •
pett<Dl voted in the Saddlebeck election.
In San • Oemente, the ratkl was 43
pe~ lo IS pen:em,
The biggat ltd<reol In the Saddleback
-.st, b)' -•. was In San Juan Capiatrano, where 1 IO -·rcent voter
turnout, 4i permit cast btllota for a coliece truotee.
Marine Held in Death
MANILA, Pblllpplnn !AP) -Marine
Ffc. Clayton A. Fountain, 18. of
Savannah, Ga., la being held In the fatal
-·ol a-tour the Amtrican na•al hMe al Sable Ba)', I Navy
opoUomali aald ioday. The spokesman
lald the deod M1lloe was Staff Sgt. flou&los J. .._ 15, whole wilt,
car.latto, -la Ne¥oda, (lllo. •
Least interest in the Saddleback race was shown In Tustin, where 14 percent of
the 17 percent who showed up alt01tether
cast ballots for a college trustee. Jn the
unincorporated areas of the district, total
umout was a scant eight percent.
In non~ity areas, excep~ for a small
part of Laguna Hills, the. Saddieback
contest was the crdy issue on the ballot
()( 68,500 registered voters in the non-
city lettions, indudlng El Toro, Mission
Viejo, Leisure World , East Tustin, and
Laguna Niguel, 0,500 people voted.
Average parllci~tlon In the college
election district-wide w ~L • under 20
percent.
Mn. Brandt. a formt.r teacher and
first clty clerk of lbc city or lrvi"',
defea'«I six other candidates .
In order at votes received, they were
~ NEGLECI', Page I)
Driver Rams
asolirie Line
MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPI) -'Ille
Joog gas line was apparently too
much for one motorist.
Police said a 90-year~ld man was
arrested for malicious mischief
when he methodiC11ly rammed six
cars in his line, movlng away from
each M1!Ck and htading for the
next car.
Officers said when his own car
woukf not go any mote, the man
attempted to nee on root but was
st1ted.
The man said the ~
ocrorred because he w 1 1
unfamiliar with the brake1 on the
newly acquired cer.
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' OAh. Y PILOl IS
Streakers
:pisriipt
UCI Class
·Pltlloeophers and seholars at UC Irvine
today are \roodering if a streak which
occurs in the· absence of the news media
i:S' a streak which bu occurred at all?
Two dafl ago, a daring male streaker
caned a u.. Angel .. momln( newspoper
&Clvtaing be planned lo run 1111de through
a science lecture ball biology class. The
paper declined to cover the impending
event, ftrst in the county to reflect the
latest naUOnal campus fad.
~Biok>gy lecturer Noelle Granger today
coofirmed that two nude students
&treaked through her class creating
temporary "pandemonium" and some
embarrassment.
Ms. Granger is a moderate feminist
who said she was at lint lllll'prised, then
made uncomfortable as ahe tried to
continue the class and finally "amll5ed
by it. It la the sort of frivolity l saw as
an undergraduate in the early 608," Ms.
Granger ald.
"Streaking II going lo pus like any
ollttr lad. but right now it Is the thing for
undergraduates. I can see bow some
might be ollended by it but ir thins•
dQq't gel out of band, I don't see
anytlllng harmful."
'UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
11114 today he has llOI "given much
thoulbl" lo campus poltcles on -B· '·"'1bere are those who swallow goldfi9h,
,,... take oll their -and then there are streaken,11 Dr. Aldrich pbeerved.
: He plam lhls aftemoon lo streak -
fjilJy dollled -lo Guam where be will
bMd an acmdltlng team examining lfl'l' ... 111 the University of Guam. IMneh Hour Pastitne
·Ventur-a County.-... ,-Some county_employes !'!••taken t_o playing croquet on the lawn or . \he old Orange C-Ounty Courthouse dut1ng theu-.lunch breal<c ¥oft
• .... • • " • ., ·""· · . • '· . _are. mt ml)f!rs ·of th')-coUP..ty ,pJiml)ing st.all. The{ say the game. does !dopts .Odd-even wonders r~r the digestive system. · · " · ' · '
• Gas Sales Plan B eaeh-Befnndsll
, ...... --• :i ¢.1,= QNmly has become the niilth county to adopt the odd~en
gu ..i.. plan which -covers more
than Ill percent of the state's 12.5 million Chances Better Tlian Ever Now
-vohlcles. The plan takes ellect In Ventura Counl1 on lilondar ind will place much
more of the Southern CaJJlornla regloa
-I~ It bad aimcly been In ell<!;< in
Qranp and Loi AnpJes counu .. and the
flopulom western porUon of Rlvenlde
County. •
.. In the 'u:rtbern aD!f c;entrsJ port of the itlle Alameda, San Matto, Cdntra Costa,
bl! SOiano countle8 ""' included.
• Wlth moderate lo long llnea lilll
-""' at IDOi\ oervlce stations In the
Soulhern Calllornla ..... tlielJitmiaJ
Revsue Service bad a -of wlftlleg
Cbanooo·ltll'-!I~ Beach and other
coastal ciUes to receive at least pe.rtjal
refunda from the state of California for
beech ~ are better than ever,
Newport Bead! City Manager RDhert L.
W)'lln said today.
Wynn sakt the California League of
CiUes will draft the leglslaUon in the
near fUture Ul&t' would provide for the
st.ate lo reimburse funds that beach
ciUea spend for police protection .of
tourist.. .
Newport Beach and Huntlnglon, Beach
!« operators, "'''"" Jo tile -• Frii9t P••• J; seller'• market, Wbo .-been cutting 1-..~ back oo the ameltla 1bat were ..... ' ' · •
": s1at1om_..-· ~_ .. 1th · 6 INDIC'fED ...
tbe wiplnc of wh•W.lelds, <ilecl<jng --... ,...._ was•ander lndlctmenJm headlights and oil mt water lewis uofeU --• they reduce the price of gasoline to make =Ion with thel eak ol the Peojt8on
1c'I' for the 1oa of iuch 1ervicea, warnecl '!be grand jury alto Indicted Liddy on
. ~ator MarVfll llut11m, who said two coonll of ret'u!illg to tesUI)> before a
viololora could be fmed., . House committ.e)
. nit; ms .':lew.s the ~lna~1on of ~ch .. Liddy already 1* serving a sentence for
niceties as an.~llegal pnce lnCrease, he contempt ol coU.rt for his refusal to
said, he9111>e customer would, In fact, teotily before a grand jury.
be gettirig less !ban they are paying for," . compared to the base date last May JS. Li<!IJy was sentenced !O serve a muunum of 20 yea~ for his role in the
Suspect Kills
Guard, HimseH
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -A
would-be kidnaper shot and killed himself
and a security guaro today alter an
abortdt abdootion attempt of a wealthy
Jacksonville contractor, police said.
The builder, Bobby Jacobs, was listed
i"q critical ccndiUon at St. Vincent's
Hospital with a gwishot wound In the
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June 17, 1972 break-in at Democratic
National Q>mmittee Headquarters.
Ehrllchman also was charged with one
count of lying to FBI agents and three
counta of lying to a grand jury about the
activities or the White House special
investigative unit known . as t h e
''Plumbers."
The indictment allegro that on July 'r1,
1971 Egil Krogh Jr. and David R. Young
Jr. sent a memorandum to Ehrlichman
which discussed a request to prepare a
psychiatric study on Ellsberg.
Krogh pleaded guilly to a single charge
of ·violating FJeldJng's civil rights and Is
serving a six-month sentence at a federal
prison at Allenwood., Pa. Krogh agreed to
cooperate with lhe prosecutors.
The indictment also alleged that on
July 18, 1971 E. Howard Hunt Jr. sent
C-Olson a memo wh ich discussed a
proposal to "obtain Ellsbe rg 's files from
his psychiatric analyst."
The indictment alleged that on Aug. 31,
1971 Colson arranged to obtain $5,000 to ·
finance the break·in.
Baker, De Diego and Martinei
allegedly entered and s~arched Fielding·s
office. '
Both Barker and ll:lartinez servt'd
about a ye:1r in prison for their part in
the \Vatergate break·in.
Martlnei., 49, was released on parole
today from the Eglin Air Force Base
federal prison facilily In Florida. Barker,
~was released on Jan. 4 pending appeal
a er serving one year 500 1911ay!.
Ff.o•Pqe J
SPENDING .•.
cbeol go.\I of '250,000 In oontn'butio!l! .
She salll 1131,000 has been oollected ao
far. of which Caspers'
admJnl.rtratlve assimnt, Tom Fuentes.
has l"e<.'eived $3.392 a.s a "management
fee." She also cited a $45,000 repayment
lo ca.per. himself for rund! he advan<cd
to his lti'O ca mpaign.
A ~kesman for Caspers sakt the
eupervlsor had not yet rt<elvecl Mrs.
Benia' ltUer early today and would hive
no comment until ht an IL
'
have been pushing-for legislation that
would refund all coots, but Wynn said
talks with leglslattrs have given lhe
indication that a request for a total
refund probably wouldn't get very far.
"But we've been told chance! wouJd be
pretty good if we only asked f« re-
embursement of police costs,'' W)7m
said. •
Wynn said that would amount to a
$640,000 annual refund to Newport Beach
alone . .
Huntington Beach ofdcla!s say they
spend about "96,800 for palic< l'"lection
of beacfl ....... -fan <;Jernente officials '
figure.the COSl>i• about ltoo,ooo annually .
They are the·only,Orange Coast· cities to
periorln studks so faro
.!\'ynn said ·d ... iled Studt.. llhow
Newport Beach lpe!lds of a Ida! of 11.5
million s year for Ill beach-related
servi~. lncludln.g lifeguards a n d
mainteoance. i .
• .lfo_ ,.td ,.....,.. lo tile city ~
ln>m a Variety pl -like parking meters, sallJS tu and tusiness licenses,
totals' $836,000. ~
Wyrin noted that the deficit, about
$700,000, has been downward from earlier
estimates of $1 million.
Huntington Beach olllclals say the loW
costs are $1 .8 million while revenues
Iola! about $615,000. '!'l\e Iota! in San
Clemente is about $350,000.
Wynn sald advice that they settle fOf'
reimbursement of polioe services ooly,
at least for now, came from BOO
Carpenter, attorney tor the cautom.ia
League of Cities.
The League formerly endorsed the
~ach cities request for aki last year.
Wynn said Carpenter's recommenda·
tion came alter conversations with a
number of lnfluentlal figures in Sacra-
mento.
Carpeoler Is confident that he will he
able to get a "good ntimber of
legislators" to ro-spoosor the sealed·
down bill , according to Wym.
"That would give us a broad base of
support for It," he said.
Rock Bands Set
For Fairview ,
Patie~ts' Concert
A pair of Orange Coast rock music
bands will play Friday night ·Jn Colta
Mesa tor a crowd of exceptk>clal UJtenen
nnd dancers.
Retarded children and oung adults
Jrofi\'Fairvt Hitt Hospital -and .a
.variety of other community care
facilities for the mentally relarded and
physically handicapped wttl be the
audience. ·
E""Qone Is invited to the 1 to I p.m .
show at the Community Recteotion Cen-
ter_. whJch can be relched via the well·
erly gale of the Orlnge QJunty Fill'
grounds'. •
Tt« Frog and Disratll L I t e
Environment are the 1roupa donating
lime for the dance, sponeored on a bl·
momhly ba!l• by the c..ta Meaa
Department of Le"1n S.rvtc.. and tile
Santa Ana RC<ttat!M ~
Advance calll to Costa Mtsa's Jmy
Kahan at 516-5300 or Santa Ana's l\hrty
lluot1 at 834-414&1 must be mlde tn order
for them to plan rdrullm«a .
Supen1aory permiel or a lamlly
membe< abookl llao come along. ' .
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' Will Gas Stations -
Fly ·T~eir Flags?
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By RUDI N!EDZ!ELSKI
OI' .. °"''' , ... '''" When was the last time you saw an
cpe11 gas station Dy a i;reeo nag? Or a
red one l( it was c)oaed! That is what
l9'Vb stauons are requlred co do under
the new Guollne Emergency Mandatory
Marketing Plan.
The law provides that "each service
station llhaU clearly indicate its gasoline
supply and service situation by a sJgn or
nag, easUy visible from off the
Pl"f:mises."
A green flag means open to the public,
a yellow one gas available only for
MARCH FUEL SUPPLIES
LOOKING GOOO, P•ge 11
emergency vehicles, and a red one out of
gasoline or closed.
"Sorry no gas" slgna placed in
driveways fu lfill only part of the
requirement, i( flags are not used. To
comply fully with the law owners mu.st
also po6l "open" signs during
appropriate hours.
Local Jaw enforeement officers admit-
ted today th8t enforcement of that
provision as wen as tbe section requiring
_service statioll.S Jo tjearly post their
· buslness hours bas been less than
stringent.
One explanalion by Jaw enforcement
officials is that few gasoline retailers
under.itand all parts of the law, even
!hough it has been on the books since last
Friday.
"Most or the stalkrl ownen bad no
idea what ls going on," says Sheriff
Patrol Captain 'Ibad Dwyer. "We 've had
the r~alions printed up and are band
•· delivi!Hrig thefilto,service atatiooa.in the
QQJrpora~ ar~u. We· will be asking
ror compliance Friday."Until ·then 'it Wilr
be an educational program." ..
. Laguna Beach police also are using the
same system to spread the news to the
city's 11 servlCi! sta~lons, but there ls no
indication when citations may be Wued.
Police are hoping compliance will be
voluntary.
In Huntingt.on Beach Police Chief Earle
Robitaille has issued a "hands off" policy
on enforcement' of all new , psollne
regulations. "I've issued an· order to my
people we will take no actJon on the plan
Wltll the designers of the plan can tell us
what It says," the chief declared.
Police throughout the coastal areas all
claim that complaints have been few.
However, the sheriff's office noted that lt
bad recelved severs] t'OIDplaining phone ~~~ l~tbe -'Vlejo area who c!Ocltned to be ldenUfied said
she wants the law enforced immediately
be<ause she Iw wailed Ia line re~
.. ,~ siatjmlt 'lrh!:ll· .-: ..... ·~ no one to ~ thar the stlllllo :.,. obeying the law. fiO!ii!dy
wants~to enforce the law. If we're iolng
to have-a law, then It should be in effect
for tvecybody," she said.
Costa -l'<IUce Chtef Rog.r N.eth tiOys bll depat1meot bad recelved only
'ooe complaint so-far. c.osta Mesa--police
will ,enforce the law, but only if an
official. complaint b made. '
"Full-scale monitoring of this Jaw
WOlild require enormous manpower
which we do not have," be said, adding
that the new regulations will be "ex·
tremely difficult to enforce at best. ..
Newport Beach police say they will not
begin enforcement until lhey have re--
ceived full instructions from the district
attorney, accordin~ lo Sgt :teed Gloshen.
"Meanwhlle we II just advise, t ,;sist
•.llCOllDRIOHID APPUANCIS
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• DISCONTlllUED
ROOI SAMPllS
BUil T·INS AT I UILOE R·s ,.RICES
OVENS , RANGES, COOi(· TOPS, HOOD
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and kecP the peace. We've had no
complaints and only a few cal\t. What we
want is voluntary compliance of the Jaw.
then we don~ have to enforce it,11 be
aaid.
Service itation owners aren't be!ng
lwc<d to oomply with the Ietter of the
law in San Clemente either, according to
Chief Clifford Murray, who satd that lbe
even-odd system has worked amootbly.
He sald senrice st.aUom in San
Clemente call the police department an
hour before closing and request a Police
car to determine which auto will be the
last to gel gas.
Cou11ty Judge
Won 't Drop
Suki Charges
By TOM BARLEY
or IM Dllt'I •u.t llllH
Lashing a Los Angeles j u d g e ' s
disifilsSal action as "incredible," Orange
Cotmty Superior Court Judge James H.
Walsworth refust'd late Wednesday to
throw out all the charges gainst seven
men accused of stastring nearly $100,IXX>
worth of alleged pornographic materails.
, Commenting th .. the action taken last
month by Los Angeles Superior Court
Judge David N. Fitts, "wouldn't have
~ taken here,'~ .Jud(• W~rth
upheld many of the charges banded down
in 'a' li>Cal gra'nd jury 'indlctment-"of'.the "
seven defendants aDd Sulti, Inc .
He dismissed conspiracy allegations on
grounds of double jeopardy and &et
~larch 11 as the next court date for the
!even men identified as the Suki finn 's
principals. .Ettore Zappi, Identified again
Wednesday by Deputy District Attorney
Oretta Sears as a· Mafia kingpin, was
the one excepUon to Judgi Walsworth's
dismissal action.
Zappt, 69, reportedly ntasing a
¥eriorating heart c:oodition at bis
Florida home, still laces ~ his absence,
all 50 counts returned by the Orange
County Grand Jury.
Conspiracy and possession With intent
to sell pornographic materials are among them. · ·. •
AJI indictees except Zappi may have to
faoe trial .in ' Santa. Ana Municipal Court
following the suggestion Wednesday that
the remaining allegatioos vaainst the
six will be cut to misdemeanor level.
Judge Fitts dismissed alf charges
brought by the Los Angelt! County
Grand Jury last month in action that
brotlght howls 1 of protest from local
prosecutors.
.Orange County_charges :mn__ filed
against the seven alter a Los Alamitos
poUceman looking for a restroom while
on patrol allegedly st\llnbled ooto a cache
of nearly 100,000 ... books and porno-
graphic ,movies in a local warehouse.
Ordered to return to court March 11
were : Thomas Sinopoli, 33, and Ronald
Forman, 33, both of Los Angeles;
William BIUner, 4fi, Sam Haimowitz, 49,
and Jerry Bernstein. 21, all of Van Nuys;
and Stephen Charles Denny, 26, of
Downey.
MICIDWAVE HEADQUAmRS
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TAR ••• ' -.. -dellnitely cruclt oil.
Another 0out G-tpOllsnan said
further te1ll have traced the erode to
Sumatra.
Sllll a tfllrd C...t G-apokesman _,_ tllat the crude came from
tankl oa an Italian tanker that exploded
Feb. 22, J,SOO miles west of San
Francisco.
U. Commander DeBemerdl coofU1Iled
that the ship., the Giovanna Lolli Gheiti,
bad been earrying Sumatran crude, but
said currtnt patterns tn the PacUlc
Ocean made It unlikely that the. oil couid.
have drifted to tbe Orange Cout.
AnoCher theory, llf&m11 '. aid, I.!
that a Cip -Ing tluoutlh the Paclllc
could h@ve cleaned its t.nks. The crude
iJ similar to Uie reskiue that develops in
oil carryif1& tankers, be sakl
"We 've traced down every tanker that
have been ln'and out of the (Lol""'Angeles)
port recently and eUminc.ted every one ol
them," DeBe.mardi sald.
While the Ccwt Guard ts trying lo find
out where the black stuff came from,
officials along the Oranae c.oast are
trying to get it cleaned up.
Crews in Laguna Beach, Newport
Beach and Hwitlngton Beach have been
out periodically lo collect the congealed
blobs aild d1'pose of them.
DeBemardl explained it was important
to get the tar off the beach' so that It
doesn't wash back into sea and redeposJt
anewhere else.
He said the Coast Guard could not
assi,st .in clean up operatiqns until it was
· positively determined that the crude oil
came from an ocean vessel.
The g1obu1es of crude oil fir.st appeared
one Wtek ago in small amounts in
Huntington Beach. -They were sighted
there orf and on for a few days and then
appeartd at beaches in South Laguna and
Laguna Beach 1\tesday night.
It startl'd popping up in Ne...,1>0rt Beach
Wednesday afternoon.
• DeBernardi said aerial surveys of
waters along the Orange Coast indicate
that the infiui. seems to be tapering off.
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NEGLE€T . -. -~ ,
Earl C{lrraway, who trailed Mn. Brandt
by 1,000 votes ; Steve DeLapo of Irvine, a
YMCA program director; Nick DiGiuro,
El Toro, an Insurance agent; John Tolle
of El Toro, an artist and Saddleback
student ; Vera Snyder, Irvine, a
homemaker; and Gary Rasmussen,
Irvine, an in~tment COUMelor.
White House Hit
By Bomh Threat
WASHINGTON CAP) -A leleiiione
bomb threat sent White House guards
seardting through Uie Executive Mansion
today. The first 8Cal'ch failed to tW"D. up
any bomb. •
According to one member of (be
Executive ProlettJ.ve Service, a n
anonymotMJ caller telephoned the main
White Ho~ switchboard a b o u t
midmorning and said a bomb bad been
placed in aq area set aside for use by
White """" correspondents . 'Ille building was not evacuated, and
President Nil.on's-daily activities_were
not intttrupted.
Heroin Sale Busted
SEASIDE (UPI! -Narcotics agents
Wednesday arrested a SS -ye a r-old
Carmel resident on charges of selling
heroin valued at $60,000. Seaside police
described the suspect, Kang.shun Liang
as a "majoc C'A!ntral California narootics
figure ."
~tainlns Steel
Cd tmhwasMr Sale!
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'vQ.L.. 67' t«>: 66, 4 SECTIONS, 40 p GES ORANGE COUNTY, CAllFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
• -• c
C~11t Station• Ignore New Flag Systena
nag. · •uilJ vii!ble !rom off the
prem.bea; ''
A -!lag ,_ open to the publlc, a yellow one ps available only for
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·~ING GOOD, P190 11
• DlllJ ..... ""' titne• u..-Pasttiae : . . .
Some <'.OUnty emplo7es Jia"' tal<on to pla:ying·C"?'luet on.the lawn of
the ·•Id Orange County Courthouse during" Uiell' lunch break. MO$!
are members 'o! the,eounty,plauning,staff. 'lbey·say the game does
wond~rs for the di gesUve system.
Sumatra Tar Balls Hit
Qr,t;inge . Co<fflt ,S·hOrelirw
Bill Richardson.said the globo.of ctUde
were the Sire of baseballs. In N::::.70rt
Beach, guard Buddy Beish• reported
chunks as large as footba'Ds.
, .• BJ FREDERICK~
'" Of tM Dellr Plltt Steff' • ~
GlObs of ctUde oil, posSlbly , from
~tri in Soulh East Asia conUnuecJ'tO
na0t 1nto be8ches along the Orange i;oast
today as crews did ·the best they ciruld ,to
cleln lhe' blaclnJtufl. ~ State.< Coast Guard officials
-.eorlief5'Jil the tar was~ nalural •
leePlle from the. ocean floor now. MY it
probobly came from a ship carrying
iiude oil.
'!be tar balls hit -In Laguna BMc11, SOuth Laguna, Newport.Beocll and
lliBlngton Beach. Other siglltlnp were
~ 11 far awiy as Pt. FertJ\UI In
LOs ~el .. C....iy.
ID Hrington Beadl, lifeguard Sgt.
Oraal(•
"1'iB8 'NDAY
ff ..... ndlwg -of
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•14f14 doc -Sllaloapoart ..... II -ii Ille l4lal prod»
lion of '°""' COOll ~· Tiie pier ii M>illHd .. l'oQc
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Laguna Beach may have received the
biggest ~Ingle glob, Publlc Works
Superlnteildent Clyde Sweetser reported
a.glob rolled in' near Bird Rock POint that was two feet .~·and leVeD inches
thict. United Stales' Coast Guard Lt.
Commander Louis lleBj!mardl said loday
that --that Jbe blaclt -15 defli>ltolJ crude oil.
-Cout Guant spokosman said
fur1be< tests bave lnced lhe crude to
Sumatra. . Still a thin! ~ Guard opol<esman ~ that the crude came !rom
tan11s m 111 Italian tanker that eipl\lded
Feb. fl, 1,5011 mils weot of San
Franeiloo. · •
. Lt. ~ DeBemardl CllOf1rmed
that Ille lltlip, tile Giovanna Lolli Ghetti,
had. -cmylng SUrnatran cnxle, but
SBld ~' pMleml Jn the Pacific .~ -lt-ly that the oil could
bave drilled to Ille 0r.,.e Cout.
Allol6er ~O.Bema:. '. llld, lo that • ' ' llnqb ... PaPf1c ~ 1111 -'l'lle·-~-....... .-lllat deftlopl In oil!:.1 ......... .... ' =---ht -la ... at {l,ol,Aopleo) pllt .-,. -led ever)' .... of
tb8n." Del znuidl llid. Wlltle die o...t Guord .. teytoc lo f1n4
out -·---..... fnlm. olflcial5 alq the Dr-. c-t are
lrYinl to pt ~ -ap. Qoows ID '-Beoch, NeWpOrt
-... 1fmdlllOo --heal out pdlol elly IO -Ibo -led __ .._«-·
_,... np1alDed tt -lnlpl'tUt
10 pt the tar oil tlie -• -k _,,.._lntll_ ........ It --lie llld Iha CWt Guard could not
ollllt ID dela up ...-untU tt waa polltlwlJ ........ lned tlllt tho crude oil
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requ.irement, if Oao are not \Lied. To Wlderstand all parts of the law-, even
(X)lllply fully with ibe law ownen must though it bas been on lhe books since last
allo poet "open" signs during Friday.
appropriate hours. "Most of the station owners had no
Local law enforcement officers admit-idea what ls going on,'• say! Sheriff
ted today that eolorcement of that Patrol Captain Thad Dwyer. "We've had
provtsloo as wen as tbe section requiring the regulations printed up and are hand
service stations to clearly post their delivering them to service stations in the
business hours bas been less than unincorporated areas. We will be asking
stringent. for oompliance Friday. Until lben it will ~ eiplanation by law .enforcement be an educational program."
officials IS that few gasoline retailers ..,. • Laguna Beach police also are using the
Colson, E1irlichman
-6-lndrcted
WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal
grand jury today indicted former White
House aides John O. Ehrlichman and
Charles W. Colson on a charge _of
violailDg the_civU . rights of Daniel
Ellsberg's psychiatrist. '
Aboi irilicted·on the same chafge were
Watergate conspirators G. Gordon Li4dy,
Bernml L.. Barker, Eugenl9 R. Martinez
and Felipe De Diego.
The indictment charged thit the
defendants engineered the break-in of the
Unification
Committee i
Meet Off
By HD,,\J!Y KAYE ..... , ....
Of .. ~~""' I, "'' 1'.o ,..,.. .... tatt.;.-;, lhe liuntlngtrin
l!ead! City SdJool District caJled d.f
WedneJdly night's m<et1ng of the
Unification Study CommiUee despite
obje<tiono frmt other school districts.
Deputy Superintendant C h a r I e s
Palmer, together with trustee Steve
Holden, decided it "would be best" to
postpone U>e meeting, whidt was
schedu1ed to take place in their district.
The other five districts -Ocean View,
Fountain Valley, Seal . Be a c h ,
Westminster and the Huntington Beach
Union High School District ." were not
given an opportunity to decide whether
or not to meet.
Palmer .said he called off the meeting
to give district administrators an
opportunity to meet and discuss recent
objections to the five-way unification
plan aired by Ocean View a n d
Westminster school districts.
The Huollngtoo Beach a1y school
district administrator said he plans lo
resdledule a meeting of d I s t r I c t
representatives -which i n c I u d e s
adininistrators and trustees -after
administrators meet alone. .
James Carvell, O c e a n View
superintendant, said be was told by
Palmer Wednesday afternoon that the
1neeting -bad beef! postponed. When
Carvell told Palmer be felt the group
shou1d ~II meet, carven said. Palmer
Palmer reportedly told him the decision
had been made and that the meeting
room would be Jocked.
Beverly Hills office of Dr. Lewis J.
Fielding "with intenl to seardt for
confidential information c o n c e r n I n g
Daniel Ellsberg."
· NIXON :SHIFTS WATERGATE-
TACTICS AGAlN. Story.'P1ge 4, .
Colson, IDB statement, pioCJiimed his
lnnocence as he dld Friday when riamed
in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy
indictment.
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Prett1J FllllJ
Her name is Kim and' she's
one of the girls who adds a
feminine touch at a racetrack
in FJorida. Other pictures,
story appear on Page 34.
same system to spread the ne"''s to the
city's 11 service stations, but there is no
indication when citations may be issued.
Police are hoping compliance will be
whmtary .
In Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle ·
Robitaille has issued a "hands off" policy
on enforcement of all new gasoline
regulations. "I've issued an order to my
people voe will take no action on.the plan
until the designers of the plan can tell us
what it says," the chief declared .
Police throughout the coastal areas all
claim that complaints have been few.
lloweYer. the sheriff's office noted that it
had received several complaining ptx>ne
calls.
One woman from the .M'w:~ Vie~,
area "''ho declined to be 1denUf1ed said
she wants the Jaw enforced immediately
because she has ~·ailed in line repeatedly
for service stations wh:Ji never open.
"There is no one to see that the
(See GAS, Page !I
• Ill Break-in
"It Is not easy to stand accused a
secood time in as many weeks ,'' he said.
"The charge Ulday is hard to take
because some weeQ ago J tciok an
independent po I y g r a p h examination
which detenn1ned. that I did no! kno"'' in
advance of the Fielding break-in,·~ OilsOR '
said.
· In 111iami, Barket said, "We will flgh,t
this indictment and we will plead
innocent. I speak for De Dleao, Martinez
and myself."
Valley Suspect
Barker said the trio did "what we
believed In. We believed we acted on
proper authority from the United States
government."
The burglary· took place Sept . 3, 1971,
when Ellsbe'rg was ,under 1nd.ictmeat ln · .. •-
_Connection with the .... leak of ttie.~~on
pap<;r-
The grand jury also indicted Liddy on
two counts of refusing to testify before a
(See 6 INDICTED, Page ZJ
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Death List Told
·• In Murder Case
By TOJl.t BARLEY
Of ffle U.llr PMM Stiff
Accused killer Amos Lewis Ratc!Uf
may have been onJy hall way down his
dea th list when lfl> allegedly -and
killed three persons on Ju1y 8, 1972, an
Orange County Superior Court jury was
told today.
ProoecuUx-Robert <llatlertoo Joki· the-
. jury .before calling oo Fountain Valley.
police as his key witnesses that Ratcliff,
SI, carried a list of six names when he
was arrested in Anaheim.
Olatterton said three names on the top
of the list had been crossed off. He
identified them as Betty Ratcliff, 41 , the
defendant's estranged wife, Craig P.
Hirst. 52, of Anaheim, her boyfriend, and
Barbara Carew, 42, of WestmiMt.er, 111rs.
Ratcliff'a gir~end.
Olatterton said the names were
deleted because Ratcliff had earlier shot
and killed his wife and her boyfriend at
her home at 10526 ~1omlng Glory Circle
and then drove over to Westmimter to
kill fi.!rs. Carew.
Fountain Valley police testifit>d today
they found Hint's body on the
bloodsplattercd front wa~':way of the
Ratcliff home.
Olatterton said he 'would prove that
Ratcliff, furious at the oouot:!·s ass:::ia·
lion, waited for them to return home that
night and confronted them with a .n.
caliber rifle when they reached the front -· The prosecutor said he will prove that
Ratcliff shot Hirst and then pursued -M~.
Ratcliff as she ran from the house and
tried to seek refuge in a neigtibor·s
home.
Otatterton said Ratcliff pumped seven
bullets into her as she hammered. on the
locked !root door and then n<umed to
where the dying Him was moaning on
the ground al the Ratcliff home.
Chattertm said Ratcliff beat the dying
man with his rifle to the extent that he
broke the weapon in three places and
then drove off in hls car to 111rs. Carew's
WeStmklster home.
Cbatterton said Ratcliff rwhed past
Mrs. Carew 's l~year-old daughter as she
answered the door and went into the
(See RATCLIFF, Page %)
Congress Accused -.
Of Politicking
In Energy Crisis
•
On Monday, Ocean View's school board
listed five areas ol the plan that still
disturl>ed them, and voted to seod a
letter lo the county Committee oo SdJool
District Organization stating t h o s e
objedioos.
. Coast Seo ring:
WASHINGTON (U PI ) -Rep. Craig
Hosmer (R·Long Beach) today accuacd
Congress -an especially Sen. Henry M.
Jackson and Rep. Morris K. Udall -oC
"playing politics" with the energy crisis.
Hosmer, who represents the westerly
sector of the Orange Coast, sakl dealing
with the energy problem requires "a
commitment" such as the l\1anhaltan
Project to develop the atomic bomb and
the .Apollo project to send men to the
moon .
The next nigbl, Westminster School
Board members also named a nlDllber of
areas they Said needed f u r t h e r
clarification and discussion. Palmer said
be doubted the problems cooJd be solved
at a regular committee meeting. He
phooed .eocb district lo notify lb<m, and
then "'11 each a lett<r signed by himself
and trustee lloklen. .
Wllllam Dolph, superinie=Lot of West·
minster Sdlool District, also said he was
not given an OIJPC)rtunity to say his dis-
trict ttill wanted to meet.
"As far as I know, there are no furtJi..
er meet1np planned," Dol>l commented.
... -'We n iMl!y in1imbo now.-" -
Finn Charged.
In Nixon Gift
WASHINGTON (UPf) -Waf<rlate
pro1eculor1 <barged Diamond
fnt.....U-1 Corp., the maid! Orm, and
one of i1I Ylct Pl-With Ulqal!y
contrltMinC 11,008 to P1aideirt N-'•
11172 -1-mmpoliJI llld lo the
Democntlc [ftlldootlal campalp ol
Sm. Bdmllllll M-.
Millon Goold, 1 loWY9' for the
""""""1· aid the oorponillon lllld Ill
vl<e Pl-for public !Utlonll, 1111
Dulnwln, 1Dtended IO pleod pUy IO the
charge.
Streakers 5, Officials One
Six nude male students streaked
across two We.st Orange County high
school campuses Wednesday and today
-ellciUng both cheers and raised
eyebrows from fellow s1udents.
Campus administrators, however, re-
sponded with threats of susoension rath-
er than applause.
Shortly after school began today, 1"1'0
upperclassmen darted througl the out·
aoor oorridors at Westmin!tet High
School, almost totally nakl'd. even
~ It was raining lightly.
One of the meakers Wo: J tennis .ihoes
and a red, white and blue ski cap. The
other one, who was described as
.. streaking in the very best or form,"
wort only 1 sweat band on bb heed.
Student obtervers reacted with cheers,
wild applau.e and 1ereaming, according
to a student Informer after \be incident.
"II'• re11ly added life lo ou~ schoo~,
and brought e .. rybody together." ihe
informer commented.
The !Int local 1trealdng affair, at Edi·
aon Wah on WedotWly. was brought on
by crosstown rivalries between Fountain
V•ll•Y 11Jati llld EdllOO Hl:h.
A Founlaln Valley High Scbool 1tudell!, -
said to be completely nakeC'. streaked
through Edison Hlgh School Wednesday
morning, heading towards a waiting car
at the other end of the campus.
He never made it to the car, however.
but was caught by .Assistant Principal
Jerry Arriola, in charge of campus super·
vision.
Disciplinary action may be taken
against the youth, who was returned to
Fountain Valley High for a conference
with his parents and the school principal.
At approximately 3:~ Wednesday
afternoon, three more streakers dashed
through the tennis courts at Edison High
and Into the varsity locker room,
whi2Zlng by a glrl5 b8'ketball class.
Assistant Prlnelpal Arriola warns that
all streakers caught will suspended
and transferred to another campus in the
district.
Those caught on campus f'IJ)m other
schools "1111 be an-ested, Arriola aakt.
"Students just don'f seem to rea11ze lhe
consequences ot streaklnr like being
suspended, and gtlting a police record /'
Arriola conUnued. 1'But we won't tolerate
It."
I
"But Congress is playing politics with
it,'-' he charged.
Hosmer recently announced he will not
be 'seeking re.election to h I s
congressional seat representing the
Orange Coast and Long Beach areas.
The California Republican s a id
Coogrcss had load<d up the energy
emergency act with "populist nonservJe
such as trying to roll bock prices to ~
low cost." making it necessary for Pres-
ident Nixon to veto the bill.
Meanwhile, he said Jackaon (!).
Washington), and Udall (D-Arl:wna),
were holding up action on legislatioo to
create an energy -research a n d
de•eklpment administration (ERDA) to
direct federal reseBJth and to coonlinate
it with private research.
'"Ibis vital link in the chain to new fuel
sourcos i1 being 5evmd In the Senate by
Preoldentlal polilics looklnv lo the 1976
election," 11-0omer said. "In trying lo
paint hl"""lf the hero of the energy
crisis, Sen. Jacklon want.I to be tbl
autho< ol -all energy legislation and
conctntrate all tntrgy matte:rs In the
Senate Interior C:Ommiltee whldl he
cootrols. ''
HO!mer said Jackson ~•d "pigeon-
holed" the bill and thal Udall was
trying "eo get any blll be can" out of the
H.... lnlertor Commiltee IO · belp
.Jacillon win approval ol h11 OW1I bill.
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•
I
.1 OAJLV PILOT • Thundor, Mord! 7, 1'14 ··"'----------------"--'----'-""-How Va.lley Voted . ~ustMulls DriverRanu
1 • • • His F Gcuoline Line
2 Prisoners
Have Hearst -• --.
\ 7--l • . ~ : _:s~ ~ • • l • ~~ 1 ·· j .:lo uture MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPI) -Tbt
" :I JI :a ~ " >. ~ blf IU lino wu appannUy loO .'. ! i i ~ ... ; ~ · i I ~ ~--~· i' After Loss ~i~ts! ' Release Bid
• -0: 0.. .... i c; a I Q .., ~ ir cars in hls line. moving away from
.. 1 think 1 feel worse for my famlly and each wreck and head.Ina for the SAN FJl4l'ICISC0 (UPI) -fwo
-Windsor Square
'Los Amigos High School
Monroe School
·Fountain Park
Northcutt School
Ethan Allen School
Vista 'View SCht>ol
Nieblas School
prbe!n Plavan School
Tamura School .
·John McDowell SchO!>l
.. ' .
46
42
59
75
6S
52
88
132
36
28
51
55
28
37
49
71
U6· • 93 . .
58
40
74
86
85
59
96
41
36
73
56
80
55 .
59 -
74
4
7
8
12
9
6
18
23
23
20
13
6
5
13
7
17
16
16
17
22
14
22
11 • 22
9
19
9
20
21
18
8
16
11
89
86
144
157
154
122
166
202
202
163
142
all my friends who Worked for me than ne~_:r;.. said when his own car IUlpeCted members of the Symbk>nese
aboul myaeU -kU1d of like 1 Jet -lhe Llboratloll Army lmprlaon<d on munler team down." would not go any more , the man , .
Edward Just, 8 veteran of eight years attempted to nee on foot but was dwlt1 have demanded that they be
on lbe Founlain Valley City Oouncil, ,selud. allowed lo appMr 111 llve televlaloo lo
reflected today on hll defeat tn The man said lhe cofllllonl 1111..U a plall tbly •Y ooold lead lo the
'l'UesdaY'• munl<lpal eledloo. occurred because be 'I• • Nie ni.-al Palridl lleont.
A ntwcomer, RoieT Stanlnli, bwnped unfamiliar wllh the brlkei Ill the Jooepli llemln>, %7, and Russell LltUe,
JUll olf lhe council by 247 v~. newly acquired car. !'!, who .,. being held In San Quentin
"Roger just worked harder. He really Prilan, dema«kd in a letter made public
got out lbett," JUll said today. "I didn't Wednoeday nigbl that Ibey be allowed 10
go the oame n>11te. Frora P .. e l ouUJoe lhe!r plan al a natlooally
"I did some (walking around lhe televiled new1 coolerence.
city) but obviously," be added, • 1'l'Y 6 INDICTED
0
In SacramfSllo, a 1POk .. 1D1J1 for the tooe ln his voice. "f didn't do u much ol • • ltate Department al Correctloos aald lhe
It as l shoukf have." men WOWd not be allowed to appear oo
But Jurt thinks lrla bulotled .,...to .,1_ ~ House committee. televtsJon u king u they are held ln
Stanton's energy con ,,,.. Nm· Liddy already ls 1ervlng a aerieDce for San QueaUn. He aaid because .of the
Watergate, for one. ' pt ol -.. ~ f ••· ~--·• lo --·• "I found people who said they wouldn't contem """"" • or 1UA iu--.i ~Uv1ty or the case interviews are not
vole for an Incumbent," said JUI!. tesUfy befor< a grand jury. pennlli.d. ·
Incumbents George Scott and Al Lkldy was sentenced to serve a "Al far u · a television appearance,
Holllnden were reelected, but they only maximum of 20 years for hi.! role in tile rule1 wouldn'i permit them to appear on
had one tenn behind them. And a few JWle 17, 1972 break·ln at Democratlc television," spokesman Phil Guthrie said .
challengers were campaigning for a tw~ Natk>nal Conunlttee Headquarters. He sakl, however, that if autboritiel in
Parkhurst Rec Center
86
85
50,
17
124
114
53
111
66
69
29
140
138
106
102
47
22
69
52
35
39 8 12
13
15
7
18
31
28
46
30
32
34
23
43
26
17
6
72
38
53
78
116
95
66
99
84
81
67
46
28
tenn limit for councll memberl, Jwit Ebrllchman. alao was charged with ane the two CiOUDUea: la wbJcb they are being
89 pointed out count al lying to FBI asenll and lbroe · ~ decided ·to pennlt Ille
,-"And over eight years, you always count. of lying to a srand ion' about • .: teievileil appearance, the meri. could be
Union Federal Savings
(;/reen Valley Clubhouse
Cox School
8 18 2
9
5
9
5
6
9
JO
6
10
20
35
30
11
5
65
57
46
73
58
143
31 have a number al votes that moke adfvitl"' ol lhe White lloule !1*111 tnmferred lo anoth« jail t b u 1 somebody unhappy," be said, adding that lov..Ugetlve, unit kDoon II J h •t· ~ lhe lllele r<l(UlaUons.'
Fulton ·School
: ·~ountain Valley siool
·-Community Center
. Greenbrook Clubhouse -.... --. ~ _; "' . " RanchOU. Siesta .. \· -
~Tiburo~ Clubhouse ..
"946@ Toucan
-~l!arp0r School
9310 Siskin
1,loiola School
Gisler SClloo1
\
~sentee Vote •
TOTAL VOTES CAST
l'rotn P .. e l
50
49
30
70
135
121
61
127
Ti .--39 ·· · 100
. · ••. 163 ·-H2
:1a ,.: 1.0":-
11-l"
60
204
99
94
40
15
.90
60
143
40
78
33
8
212
~I
126
98
178
104
105
50
18
98
84
50
74
72
57·
45
57
46
56
44
33
27
13
2,273 1,492 .2,579 1,443
Mrs. IJ~~zog
13
g
20
20
17
11
12
8
6
2
312
23
121
62
13
15
10
41
47
47
44
18 ·--28,6.
14
10
18
25
9
20
'8
31
32
40
84
57
37
14
5
86
63
76
. 67
82
37
26
4
231
182
114
180
147
361
166
181
148
271
157
149
.72
23
23
5
0
370
1
521 911 1,739 4,149
F1'0tltP1199l
.RATCLIFF ..• GAS.. .. -~-.. !ff·~-"'"""' z ..... 6. ... '? .--:-~ ... 1 , •-~:J!rst-.. · 11a&n. are ~'.O~!&w.~;-~· .. ·.;.. ~--. ·· bedrooin .1111ere·Mra. Carew.had just
winll lo en!umi/tbelilf.'l!'we..;,.;iiiii /.~' • ~,;;, :.::1~::-· woke up alter being roueed by his to ..... a law, then 10111111111 be lli:.cll.;t:. ; . ·al'f.,U'WUman ............ 'for everybody " ~ ~ -. ....._..,. , ~ 1 ,.,. ~ .., . --.....,.,,
I Coeta M_, W..w--aiiel o ,;..l;'Netb --,; 7""'-• • . ". -. -'!'be proeecutcr llld Mn. Carew-WU '....., • ..,.... · · ~--NClnll!I !lir!zoll became Coeta -···------~-hil -~ba4 .. roce1'11id:.llll!J •• ~,--:.l!liri;i;,meu_.---'llieiila ...... ebol-twioa.Jn..tba..betd U -W -.WWered ..
clne complaint ., far. Cloola·M-~co ~Vice,~ Wlllar'd Jorden lny~ Ratdlfl'1 queotkm and denied 111at she ~=pl~;::;.: lllllJ can ;clooeJt-.~~ race for two cotmcil wu ._Ible for Mrs. Ratcliff'•
· "'FulHcale monitoring al 11111 law . se&f'!. . • ~ · . · . -ldns a divorce.
would nqulre -·-....pD\oet. -... ~ ~tiC!< ·1limmett, lhe-olhet Ola-llld Ratcl!f! then left lhe
·which we do not hive," be aald, ~ : ~-"'°· returned to office for bedroom, told Mn. Carew'• daug!>ter
that the new "'fllllatlOlto will he "H· maber' !oarJW'I. "Y · mo1ber " tremely dlffi<ult to enfon:e at beet." : 'Oi>IY " -IU percent ol OOBla Mesa'• our wama You. and left lhe
Newport Beach poUao siy Ibey Wlll..ot' ·~rd"reg!lterecl voten turned out, u home.
bejlln enfuroemenl 1D1tll lher hl11. ''°' cC.nqimed "to 30 percent durtnc the laat Am9tlng officers llld Ratcl!f! had
"'1ved full lmtrUcllons from the -in<mlcipol electlon· In 1972. written notes lo bll dl!lclr«I which police at~..i;;~~ loj~-~~-~ "The people de<lded that Wlll had been oaollocated, and wb1Ch ga'.,. delails of
, mund loog eaoulh and that It wu time lhe pro--he lea"'•• lllem. and keep the peace. We ve no lo get a woman on the council" 18.id r-•J waa '1&"6
complaints and orily a few callJ. What we • Jordan a veteran of 10 years 'an the OlaUertm said Ratcliff was arrested
want Is volunla/Y' compliance ol lhe law. COUllCil'. lea than 1 · bloct from lhe office of :I'J. we don't have to enforce it,'' be Jcrdul added he was "a t "'. shocked" attorney John White, Mrs. Ratcllff's
Service station owners aren't being by the outcome and that he had a lawyer in the d.Jvoroe sult. He said mute
forced t.o complf wilh the letter of the premonition became the council race waa the next name on the RatclUf JIM.
law 1n San Clemente either, acccnfng to appeared to run . too smoothly and too
Chief Clifford Mw:ray, who said that the quietly. ·
even-odd system has worked smoothly. Mrs'. Hertzog, whose campaign was
He said s&vlce staticns ln San managed professionally, placed the
Cle-le call lbe police department an emphasis oo lhe need for change on the
hour before closing anct request a police city cwncU. She attacked Jordan'•
car to determine which autO will be the record several times during ·t b e
laat lo get <n<r campaign.
,.
•-· "I didn't feel that be had done
OIAN•I COAST ••
DAILY PILOT
Tiit Orllltl C-1! DAILY l"ILOT, wllll wlllcirl
II ~ !tie "'--'"•"" " Plltlli.hte W ... OrOllOI c ... , l"Vbllllllfto c......,., '-
r•ttfllnl9N•••llllltlltlwd.~"f'~
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lelctl, lrvlMllMllle"'91 ...t Sall Cltfntflt.,
Ian Jlllfl Ceo!tlrl..... ~ llflllt ""iMll
1111111111 II pulllltlllid l.llllr'Mv' W ...,_.,._
Tiie ,n.ei,.I N H.iilnt "9ftt II ti all W.t
1t't' &lrMt, Ctllt MAI, Ct'""'"', nut.
Ao~•tf N. W••d
'""""""' lflll l"!ill>li.tltr
J•clr: I. Cvrl•Y
Vlu 'rai119111 .,... G..-..r1t ~
111etatt K••.,;I ·-'""'•• A. Mw~ll• IMll9lil'tl •• ! ... a.-'" H. Le.1 Aid••"' P; N•n Aulllellt Ma .... .,,. l•lten
Tttry Crrlll•
W•I Or .. C-IY lllW
M ............ OMle
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M•in.," lwWrn11 r.o. a.. 7ft. tt'41 ·--L...-._..,Ill .... """""' c;.M M*I -... .., """' --·---... °""""') -..... ~ ....
Tll•t SS fn4t MMlft as .... Muatt' I ...... ,. ......... .,... .... -·-
anything. There was nothing peraonal In
it. l like WU! Jordan. But l felt that the
'dty needed dlff""'11 Input on the needa
of the citizens," !be said.
Owner of l\\'O pre -IChof;>ls, ~1n.
HerUog described henelf as a "family"
candidate and credited the v."Omeo of the
Costa Mesa community with belplng her
win the olflce. ...
Money Will Go·
For Paramedics
The Juclot Women'• Club of
Huntlnirtoo Bucb todey gave lhe cily
Fire Departmeot l3IO lo buy medical
supplies for, tbe new paramedicl.
A f~ department 1pol:esman BBid the
money wwld be U8ed 1o purehase
I~ Ind' blood preaur< cuff1 lo be carried by oil-duly peramediCI. ,
The deportment wUJ also 111pply the
ofl<iuty m'" wtlb fint.aJd kill ID Ibey
can render wdlcal help In accident! and
other ~111 even If not on duly.
Heroin Sale Busted
SEASIDE (UPI) -Narcotics &1enll
Wedntodly amtled 1 S1·1ear-old
eerm.1 ... 1dtnt .. chartel o1 .. m.,
heroin valued et '811.000. loulda Poll ..
dacribed tht IUapocl, Kutsmm lJq
.. a ''mojor Clatral Callfomla -figure."
Finch to Speak
At Huntington
Center Opening
The new 112 mllllon Huntlngtori"Beadt
ciylc cooler will be dedlealed Matth 30
wjth Robert Flncti, fonner U . S .
Secrelary of Health, E'.<lucatioo and
WeUare, scheduled as tit< ke)'llOU
opealler.
Finch will be joined by elected olflclals
as the city formally opem the flvHt.ory
city hall and three-story p o 11 c e
headquarters.
Also invited to speak at the 10 a.m.
ceremony are : U.S. Rep. Craig Homer
(R·Loog Beach), U.S. Hep. Andr<W
Hlnabaw (R-Sanlll Alla), A!lemblyman
Robert Burke (R·Huotlnlton Beocb), and
county Supervilon David BlkeT end
Ronald CUpers.
Slala Senaloi' Deonls Carpollter (S.
Newport Beach) la expected lo deliver a
meaage from Governor Reagan during
the ceremonies.
Each ol the three local hilh ildlool1
...u1 help _with 11>e dedi<:atJon. '""' ui-
1111h drill team, Humin(lon Beach High
marching bond and the Motinera otnglnc
group fiom Marini Hlgb wtU provide
eMertalmient. 'nle Musfc Mlrn Band, a
privlle group al local marcbln1
tmalcWll, also will porUdilete.
Public tours ol lbe -city ball '!1111 be
alfered from ._, lo 4 p.m. Salurday,
March 30, and from l p.m. lo I p.m. on
Sunday, MalJ'l> ll.
'Iha loon Wiii be led by llew-tralneoa from ~ WMI Collep end
m«nberl al Ille dilmber cl ...., .......
women'• dMalon.
•
a "smear lettertL ol charges against ~umberl ' . ' -~ dlltdct.~attomeys In both oountles
put oul by candidate June Boykin a!O> The lndlctm<d el!eged lhil .. uul)i 'fl, -AlllJ)eda and Ccutre Coeta, a-··-had 1101!1e effect. -1111 Egil KJOgb Jr. and 'Dnld.R. YOlllll ---~
Thoee factors ; combined wtth" Just'• Jr. 1e11t a memorandum to EbrUcbman bay &om San Frauclsco -had no
reputation for blunlness , added up lo which dllCll8led • ,.qu'9I lo prepare .• lmmedlate comment.
read "Ult." poychlatrtc 1tudy on Elllberg. The FBI'• aseot In charg,., Ow-lee W.
Asked il he would continue In city Krogh pleaded l(UillY, lo a llnglo cberge Bl\ll, llld he lmew nothing about Ille
government in some way, Just replied. of viola Ung Fleld.lng'1• civtl rlAtl and 11 pair's demanda:.
"It's too early to make any deciskn, but aervtng a alx-mOntb sentence at a federal "I dao't .know what their auggestionl
it's doubtful." priDl at Allenwood, Pa. Krogh agreed to are," Batel said. "I have no knowledge
JU!I feela hi• experience oo lhe county cooperate with lhe _,1on: al what lhey'r< lllldng about so I can't
League cf Cities fiood control 'Ibe lndfctment al8o' allegtd tlilt oo make any commmt."
committee and as a director of the July 28, 1971 E. Howard Hunt Jr. amt He said _.A,... 1--~ county san1tati0it dl.ltrlct .,11 .important.: .QQlon .. a memo-which :dilcm11~ .... a · -· · u 111 ...... pr__,.,., ~I'll!
and can't easily be passed on lo 9ome-propoea1 1o "obtain EUSberg'1 ftleo· lnlm -hl¥0 111 part ID · lhe lelon
one else. hie poychlatrlc analyst." -wbetber to allow them to ilppear. .
He'd like lo ·stlll ccntrlbute In thooe · '!'be lndlttmeot alleged that 00 Aug. II, In• letler dai.d Feb. 'll and broedcut
areas, lf he can. l971 Collon arranged t.o obtain p,1000 to Wednelday n1gbt by Berkeley radio
Rams Will Play
College Cagers
A team of Las Angeles Ram football
players will tangle with a HlD1tingtoo Beacll Jaycee quintet in a charity
basketball tilt Saturday night.
Game time ii 8 p.m. in the gym at
Golden west College, 15714 Golden Wea
St. Admission price is $1.50 with the
proceeds used to sponsor a "special
Olympics" In Huntlngtoo" Beach for
nitanled youngaten. Rams who are eipec;.d lo play
Saturday night inolude lllah lloberteon,
Jack Snow, Dave Elmendorf, Jack
Youngblood, David RaY, Les Jooepbooo,
Tom Mick and Harold Jackson.
Suspect Kills
Guard -Himself-' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A
would-be kldnaper -and lilied himseU and a security guard today after an
aborted abduction attempt of a wealthy
Jackscnville contractor, police said.
The builder, Bobby Jacobs, was lilted
in criUcal cond.IOon at St. Viooent's
Hospital wlth a gunshot wound In the
chest.
• llCONDITIOlllD Al'PUAllCIS
• flllGllT DAMAGID
•MODEL HOMI llTUIHS
• DISCOllTillUID flOOll SAMl'US ..
BUil T·IN5 AT BUILDER'S ;RICES
OVENS, RANGES, COOK·TOfS, HOOD
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finance the break-In. llatloo KPFA-FM, they charged that
Baker, De Diego and Mart Inez U.S. All<>mey General William Sube and
allegedly Mtered and aeardled Fleldins'• ~~~In ~~ .. Y a<lually
olflce. ·
Both Barket" and Martinez -abouUl yeat.Jn prlaon for tbe!r._parl In
lhe Watergate break·ln..
Martinez, 49, WU refeued on parole
~ from lhe Eglin Air Fon:e Bue
federal prlaOlt facility In Florida. ~er.
55, WU roleaeed on Jan. I pending IP!"al
alter serving one year and 19 days.
l'roraPqel
TAR .••
MeSan Charges
Attack by Dog,
Sues Huntington
A a.a Mesan who Clairol a
Hut!IJniton Beach policeman set a police
doB cm him while be was being . . came from an ocean vessel. qUl!ltiooed about an alleged infraction
The globules of crude oll flnl ~ 1111111 the dty and four ol Ila offlc<n
one week ago In small amounts In Wadneeday for $100,000.
Huotlngton Beach. '!'bey were _!!'bled 1'hon!as LO. 1borpe, i11 James St.,
lbett off.ind on for a few day• -then Cloola Meaa, names the City o1 appeared afbeaches In South Laguna and
Lquna Beach Tuesday nighl Hunllnfllnn Beach, officer C. Poe and
It illarled popping up in Newport Beach olflcen "lloea I through S" u
Wedneeday afternooo. del<Odanta In his Orange County &Jp<rior
... -~-~lir~r;a1 ~~eJI:-r.curt . .action. •·
that the inOUJ: seems tc be tapering off. 1'00rpe claims the cff!cers acted in .
"lrutal, savage and maltcious" mal1lel"
FBI Arrests Four
SANTA FE fil'RINGS (UPI) -FBI
agents ~ed two men here and twc
women in Texas Wednesday for allegedJy
· dealing in v a I u a b I e pre-Colomblan
artifacts stolen from Mexloo.
MICIOWAYI HIADQUAmiS
I ' ..
UTTON
lMANl
THEIMADoa
Gl
lasl July 11 when be and a companion
""" balled In lhe vlclnlly of 19612 Scenic
Bay, Huntington Beach.
He claims that the police dog bit him
on lhe left hip and right ankle and that
the animal · wa,, eocouraged to attack
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Birth Certlflc11te
; DEAR PAT : I would like to get a
copy of a birth certificate and need
to find the proper addres!, wllat
information is required a:-· how much
the fee is. The birth occurred in Los
Angeles County.
L. 1\1., lrvlne
Copit1 ol birth cel1Ulcates are
iiVailable from the county recorder's.
office ia' the county where the birth
took place. 1n your case, write to the
Los Angeles County Recorder, Z%7 N.
Bioadway, Loi Angeles. Include the
person's name, city and date of birth,
t----',,.,mes-of botb parentl and-your-telum
malling address. Enclose a check or
money order for the n fee.
C111d11ct SCORE
DEAR PAT : My husband and l have
some mooey we w o u I d like to invest
in a small busines!. We were thinking
of a ·doughnut shop and would liie
infonnatioo about how one opens up
such a business and where to obtain
neoeasaty:machmes~w sUpplies. _ _ -
' V. M., San Juan. Caplstrano
Before you Invest any of yoat ••vlngs
in. setting up a small business, contact
SCORE, Service Corps of Retlrtd
Executives. Connected with the Small
Busbies• Adm1nlstration, these former
-businessmen will share their experience
aod provide any information you may
need regarding the business you have
in mind. 1be office l! located at %3561
Piueo De Valencia, Laguna Hills, and
may be ruched by phoning 837·%071.
Don't Mb: Tir es
DEAR PAT: Aithooi;. I've used radial
tires for yean on regular suspensions,
I've been told it's better to have tlmed
suspen.!ioos for radials. Why? I'd also
like to know if you ~ mix snow
tires aOO radials, since radials have
good Stopping characteristics on snow.
J. T., Cos&a titesa
Tuned suspension ls credited with
provlding a somewhat softer and
smoother ride, but It isn't a necessity.
Don't mb: radlal and anow ttres. If
you bave radials on tb e fron\ and want ·
io use snow tlres, experts advise radial
s~w tires only.
Product S11feiy
DEAR PAT: I've read a lot about
the . Consumer Product S tt f e t Y
Commission lately and would like to
know if the individual consumer has
any chanc:e to oiler personal oPinions
regarding saf"ly of partlculal'. items.
I'd also be interested to learn if this
commission is controlled by another
federal agency, or if it's operating on
its own ..... ~ __ ...
, _ Y R, F.ollll?fa"Vil!<Y.
11le commI'ssion has • a C.Onsumer
.. Deputy program and indi.vidila:b ,and
organi2:.atioos are· encouraged to
<Xllltribute direcUy to' the'" develOj>inent
of product sarcty standards. Write to
U.S. Consumer Product Safe t Y
Commission Washington. 0 .C. 2(1'407.
CSPC Chab-man Richard 0. Simpson
says the commissi~ is independent of
other federal agencies.
Stopp ing Child Abuse
DEAR PAT: I v.·ould like to become
involved in a child abuse prevention
program here in Orange ~. I was
told one was forming in Irvine1 but
have not been successful in finding "any
further inlonnation about such a-group.
, E~ S., Corona. del Prtar
You probably an referring to Pare.all
Aaoaymous, an organiiaUon devoted to
"belplng pa~nts who lose their cool
wUh their t:blldren," wblcb bas Uve
Or a n g e County treatment groups
me<tlJog np!orly. laform-· oo any
npect or lke program Is anllaWe by
tete~ the Parents Anonymous U.
bolD' Jtttllne at 54%-4153. U yva are
lat.erated ta votun&eer work for PA,
telepbone vehmteer coordinator Paola
Kust i33-7at.
Tloeu 'll Collect Peper•
DEAR PAT : Alie< m'{ ,_ aad I
saw your column item aboul. a reader
r<qlleltlng -"' pick • u p .._pers and maj.,.liies lo< recyding,
we decided to write to you. We will
be llappy lo pi<J< up AllY pap« productli
from people in the Fountain Valley area.
We hope to coUect and tell enough
• we can earn OW' "''ay to summer
C2!11p.
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By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of .. OlllY ...........
Dooald 0. Woodington, superin1endent
of !be Laguna Bead! Unified SchOOI
District for sis .IJl(lltM, Is cmsidering
running roe superimeodenl of !be Or>oc•
Couoly Deportment of EdiJcaekln In the
June 4 electioo.
Woodington said today that
!l<lperintendeW from throughoot lbe
coonty have cootaci<d bim penonally,
urging him to campaign for the olfice
now beld by Dr. Robert Pelenoo.
WoodinJiton, funner CornmissiooOI' of
Education in Colorado, said his f11U1l
decision win COOle late today.
The flling deadline rm-the race is s
p.m. Friday.
If Woodington ci-. to run , he'll do
so with a rather d.isappointed Board o(
~ucauoo watching.
Board President Norman Browne
declined comment oo the ITl.:ltter today.
but Trustee Jane Boyd said, "I'm very
disappointed that be would consider
anything ol this type alter heing here for
sucil a short time and when the district
needs leadersbi.p."
Dr. Browne said he would comment
after W~had readied a decision.
Woodington was hired by the board Jas(
l\fay after a five-month search for a new
superintendent following the ouster of
William Ullom. He began work in the
district in Aug!M.
Woodington said be was first contacted
. about running for the olfice in November
by a group ·of superlnCaxlMts in !be
county. He declined to release their names. ,
He iniWlly refused lbe oiler but later
~after more su_pport
'appeared to be In tbt' offing: •
One of those bocking Woodington is
Robert Hurst. a trust~ on 1he
Capistrano Unified School District board
of educaUon.
Hurst said he was not a part of the
original group tha t a p p r o a c h e d
Woodington, but said be fell Woodington
to be a "viable candidate."
"There has been an undercurrent since
last September to find a candidate for
the office," Hi.nt said.
Woodington, 54, is a native of
Wiscoosin. He received degrees from the
University of Wiscomin and U C
Berkeley. He holds a doctorate in
education.
His teaching career began t n
Ridunood, followed by jol>! ; n
pbiloeophy, sdiool law, ochool finance
and adminislralioo al UC Berkeley.
He also held teaching pools al San
Francisco state College aM. Stanford
University.
Woodington was superinteodent of lhe
Mordand Scbool District, San Jooe, fnxn
1~7 to 1962. He took the reins ot the
Inglewood Scbool district from 1962 to
1965, then headed the Mon t e r e y
Peninsula Unified Sdlool District from
1965 ·lo 1970.
After a brief position as an executive
with a Burlingame ·recreation8.I and
playground fiml, Woodington w a s
appointed commissiooer of educatk>n in
Colorado.
Rock Bands Set
For Fairview
Patients' Concert .. .
A pair of Orange Coast rock music
oo;.J; 'Will play Friday night in c..ta
A!esa for a crowd of e.s.ception.al listeners
and dan<ers.
Retarded children and ·oung adults
from Fairview State Hospital and a
variety of other oommmlty care
facilities for the mentally retarded and
physically handicapped will be the
audience.
Everyone is invited to the ~ to 9 p.m.
show at the Community Re<reatioo Cen-
ter, which can be reached via lhe welt·
erly-gate of the Orange County Fair-
grounds. Tree Frog and Dl!raell Lite
Envinlllment are !be -~ time for the dance, sponsored oo a bi·
mootJily-basis by 1be Costa Mesa
flepartmeot of Leisur< ~ and lbe
Santa Apa lle<reation DeportmSll.
Advance calb to COata Mesa's Jerry ·
Kabin at 556-W or Santa Ana'• Marty
Himt, at 834-4t4i, most be made In order
for 1belil to plan telre>hrnenU.
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URGES RULE CHANGES
Emergency Chief Bean
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County Okays
FUl!l Hotli ne
For $7,650
-orrolge-County-supervisors' agreed
\Vednesday lo spend $7.650 over the ne..:t
two weeks to let countians know how
serious the gas shortage is and how to
deal with it.
The board also . adopted r o u r
recommendatK>ns that will be sent to
Gov. Ronald Reagan indicating how the
state's even-odd gas management plan
oould work better.
The board -• baJked · Tue><laY a t ·
authorizing a $50.000 bud gti"' rOr the
Emergency Operatioos (',enter to ruri ils
gai.lline hot line and crisis survey center
for the nest four months.
Operations center chief Grorge Bean
said the lower figure approved by the
board . woU'!d cover the cost of h.iring 10
temporary telephone oper0tors . e~ht
drivers of survey vehicles and other
costs for two weeks. ·
Supervisors had asked for a two-week
budget to give them more time to study
the extent of the crisis.
Bean·s office has been handling
thousands of inquiry call s a day since it
opened for business Friday. Up to now.
the phones have been manned by
vollmteers from various c o u n t y
departments. .
1be entire even-odd program comes
up for a regular review session next
week at which time the board is due to
bear public testimooy and take any
action necessary to bolster weak points
in the system.
The recommendations being forwarded loi: Reagan were drafted by Bean on the
basis of calls and complaints his office
has hand1ed.
The recommendations incl ude:
-Prohibition of minimum gasoline
purchases which Bean said h a v e
encoofagOO price-gouging in sOme caScs
where-the minimum is charged even if
that amount of gas isn't purchased .
-Liftiog of the requirement that
drivers have less than a half tank of gas
before fueling up. Bean said the problem
to tank topping was eliminated during the
first few days of the program and mos
IMSt dri\teCS_are on a schedule of buying
every other day anyway.
-Afakin~ motorcyeles exempt from
the rules smce they bold so litt le gas and
have a relatively short range on each
tankfull.
-Establishment ol a wlifonn S}'!tem
of dealing with special cases such as
medical patients who need to drive every
day ror treabnent. Bean suggests a
permit system whereby authorization
would be glued to the car windshie ld.
White House Hit
By Bon:ih Tlu·eat
WASIIlNGTON (APJ -A telepllooe
bomb lllttal sent White House guards
searching through the Executive Afansion
today. The fin! search failed to tum up
any bomb.
According to ooe member of the
Esecutive Protective Service. a n
anonymoll" caller telephoned the main
White House switchboard a b o u t
midmorning and said a bomb bad been
placed in an area set aside for use by
While House oorresponderus.
UCI Streakin.g
-Would Tli ey Do It W'_ithout Press?
PhiJolo!lliers and scholan at UC Irvine
today are wondering if a streak which
ocan In Ille 1-... ol the _, media
11 a Mat which bas occurred. at all?
Two da)'I 1go, a daring male ltttal<er
called a Los An&elea momlng .._per
adoising be planned to nm nude thn>ugb
a scieoce lecture ball blolofly class. 'l1>e
paper de<lined to """ !be impending e~i, ftrst in the county to rentd the
lattot naUonal tallll'UI flld.
Biology leclum Noelle Graopr today
conllnned lhal two nude lllUdent.t
""-thrwgb he!' c1.. .....ting temporOQ' "pomdemooium" and IOlllO
embanaumenl.
Ms. Grongu iJ a n>OCMrate femlnlal
who lllld lhO was al flnt ourprlaed, lben
made UllCOl1lfor1oble u .... trtlld to
"'"liDue !be claa aad !\nilly "lllttUled
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by it. 11 It lbe sort of frivolity I MW as
an undergrilduate in tbe early 60s, '• Ms.
G,._ lllld.
"Streakinl is going to peu like any
olber fad, bot ri(hl TRW ft is Ibe !bing for
Wldergraduateo. I can tee how llOOle
mll!ht be olfended by it but 11 things
don't get out of hand, t don't see
anything harmful."
UC! Chlnctllor Daniel G. Aldridl Jr.
aid today be has not "given mud!
lhoud>I" to compas policlff on 11treoldnc. "Tbere are thole who swallow goldflJh,
..... lllre Gii a.ir -and then lllere
are .-.n,·: Dr. Aldridl °""'"ed.
He plmw 11111 -..... to streak -
f\il1y clothed -to Glllm where be will
held an oo:redtllnc loll1I examining
JJl'Olf&IDI at tht University of Guam-
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Fund D'}l.ay
1Hospjtal Faces Snag1
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of .. CMll¥ Pllet Sttff
State Finance Director Vemon T. Orr
h told C Irvine officials not to cowit
oo_ re«lvln& I""® to ~ qmp;js
teaching hospital until agreement is
reached with Orange County supervisors
over use ol Orange County ?tfedical
Center for training medical students.
Clwlcellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. dis-
closed today that funds for the Zoo.bed
teaching hospital for the UCl campus are
not in the budget being prepared for the
1974-75 fiscal year.
With adoption of the Brown committee
report tut year. state leg Isla ton okayed
plarullng funds !or lhe hospita l.
BUIS by both State Sen. Dennis E.
Carpenter and ' Assemblyman Robert
Badham, both Newport. B e a c h
R~bllcans, guaranteed that the $900,000
plllnning budget for !be hospital .. uld be
inducted In the current budget.
Aldrldl said today oonstnictlon lunds
for the hospital are not yet ln the budget.
Once expected to be opening in t975,
Aldrich agreed today the completk>n date
for tbe campus ho6pltal is a question
mark.
Today's won! on budgeting ballgupo Is
!be latest in a series of reverses for the
UC!.cq.t leadltng hospllal promlaed to
raculty since the private medical coll~ge
.. ..-moyed-out of-Its l•i:lliti<s tn i...
Angeles lo the UCI campua in 1969.
Originally a 50().bed research hospital
was to be built at UCl but plans for that
were scrapped when state bond funds for
medical schools failed.
The scaled do"11 hospital geared to
offering more baslc care is to be funded
by a medical sciences bond !Mue
approved by voters two years 1;go.
A legl.s lative comroittee headed by
Assemblyman Willie Brown (D-San
1'~rancisco) last year allocated $15 millioo
for the campus hospital.
In a recontmeodation to the legislature
which was approved, Brown's committee
stipulated that approval of the hmds for
the campus hospital did not depend on
agreement oo the management and
renovation of OC?tfC.
Dr. Aldrich said today that Orr, the
state's chief financial officer. had
indi cated the runds cannot be incllJded in
the 1974·75 budget unte:;s the OCAIC
agreement is made final.
Bents Urges Limitation
On Funds for Campaign
Aldrldt said university and county
offi cials are v;orking toward a June
resolution of the differences centering on
control of the hospital which presently is
the teaching base for the ucr-ca1ilomia
College of Medicine.
If the agreement is delayed the
campus leaching hospital hmdlng wou1d
be set back yet another year.
Former Orange County Grand Jury
Foreman Marcia Bents, who resigned to
run against Fifth Distrlot Supervisor
Ronald Caspers , today challenged him to
join her in limiting campaign spending to
50 cents per voter.
~1rs. Bents, wtJo filed her papers
earlier this week, said such a limit would
give each candidate a maJ.lmum of
$95,000 to spend in the primary, ba.!ed on
current voter regi!tratloo in the district_
She said she is basing her challenge on
Spiral Easing~
·Prices Advaniie 1.5% u i February
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Higher costs ol food. fu els and metals
pushed wholesale prices up an average of 1.5 percent in February,
the government reported today. '
. The increase wa s the smallest advance in four months -sug·
.gest1ng a slowdown in the nation's worst inflation since right after
\Vorld \Var II -but still was at an annual rate of increase of 18
percent.
After adjustment for seasonal factors, wholesale prices went up
1.2 percent last month, or at an annual rate of 14.4 percent.
The 1.5 percent unadjusted increase in February was less than
half the January advance of 3.5 percent, which was exceeded since
1946 only by a 5.8 percent jump last August.
\Vholesale price fluctuations usually precede similar trends at
the retail level.
The February increase left wholesale prices 20.3 percent above
a ye.ar earlier. It will mean a continuing rise in retail prices in the
coming days, weeks and months as the higher wholesale prices are
passed to consumers.
Caspers· own suggestion to the board ot
supervisors that sudl a Jim:t be put on
dooattons and erpenditures in upcoming
county elections.
Caspe~ has said he woold live up to
the limit even if it was not endorsed by
the rest of the board. ~ board has
backpedaled on any kind or campaJgn
controls though the matte may be re-
surrected in coming week!'.
ln a letter to Caspers, Mrs. Bent! abo
challenged him to take his top aides off
the county payroll if they are goin& to
campaign for him.
"Take those pet'!IOM who are now
working on your campaign off the county
payroll and pay them out of reportable
campaign funds," ahe demanded-in ber
Jetter. -
"In view of the current political
situation, it is imperative that we restort
the public's confidence," in their elected
officials," she addeJ .
Mrs. Bents said she has been told
Caspers is already hair way to a war
chest goal of $250,000 in contributions.
She said $138,000 has been collected so
far . or which Casper s'
administrative assistant, Tom Fuenta •.
has received $3,392 as a "management
fee." She also cited a $45,000 repayment
to Caspers himself for fllll!ds he advanced
to his 1970 campaign. •
A spokesman for Caspers said the
.supervisor had not yet received Mrs.
Bents' leUer early today and would have
no comment until be saw IL
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Politicos Eye
Vote Results
SEm..lNG DUST DEPT.-Rains came
todny and cleared our regular atmosphere
but tills Thursday also means the dust Is
setUing on late, great pollUral races
along the Orange Coost.
You can just bet plenty of key
politicians along our coastline, who face
races a bil later on, are studying the
municipal and school retW'M of Tuesday.
Ah, I can see them now, poring over
the tabulatlon.9 and asking themselves,
"What do they mean .•. what do they
mean?"
What may be worrisome for these
politicos is that several incumbents who
were C011.1ldered government.al fixture& in
our region got turned out of office.
LOSERS roESDAY included Costa
Mesa Vice Mayor Will Jordan, a veteran
of more than a decade on the Mesa
council; former mayor Ed Just ot
Fountain Valley, ooosidered a favorilo In
pre.election forecasts ; former mayor
Wade Lower ol Sao Clemente, also
oooslden!d by many u a shoo-In; Ind
By WALTER R. MEARS
WASllJNGroN (AP) -President
Nixon, .-Waterplo defenoes have
ranged lrorn ttern !""""" O> Operation
Cmlo<, ..-n O> be ehllttng tactics
again .. he _... .. put the seaadal
behlodbim.
Nl.1on Invited 9CfM congre!lllSonal
frieode .. lho White -tile other rAgbt to watch the movle "Frieodly
PerwuasJoo." That title ma.y prove a!J1
lot the new 9tnl!<V. He has hek1 two news oookrences in
nine day., aod hinted that there may be
amther next week.
HE llAS OFFERED llo<oe
~ inv""'8aton all material
supiled to the Watergate Jlraod Jury, pl ..
his own written or interview testimony.
Ni:xon said that was "a very
forthcoming olfer," although there we-e
indicatioos the House J udidary
Oommiuee mlghl not be satisfied with
hisWmo.
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Senate Kills
Salary Raise
For Congress
From Wire Services
-WASHINGTON -'Ibo Senate has
killed pa;y ralMI for O>ngnBs end hlgb
eovei:'!llnelt otnclals, aod e. new look is
going to be taken at the law umler which
they ...... pooPJOed.
'"!be s.mte has juot llCl'OWed up the
_ .. RepWlicon leader Hugh Scot!
said after it became apparent the hlgher
Quigley. who ran out ol the money. IN SBOR"' incumbent Irvine CouncUman Ray ( )
'Ibo Im getting -wt '""""' ..... "'!J!ll>ed 1 , the """1tne, el~· in __ ........ --.,,_-=----~
Orange "County's !ale voting. In &alaries budgeted by Prosidcnt Nixon
Fullerton, veteran councilman and -were docmed.. -...
former mayor Lout& "Red". -~ He -rt!~ to a 1967 law that wtio wved many yean on lbe. oowity•1 estabJbbed pm:edures I.Oder whldl pay
1-1 "8<ncy FonnaUon Coounlasion, •~Is were to be recommended
loll Iii bid for """°11Mlectlon. evtr)I i...r Y""" by 8 Cbmrnlsslon on
lo did incumbenJ Ganlen Grove Executive Legllllative end Judicial ~Jman Woodrow WU-Butt«fltld, SaJerleL •
wllO JIOd plenty ol coontywide expo.ire ..... JJfo ..mc:e 00 lbe .,..,,cy plannilJi e Jrq, Jrea Sklrt11lda
<'"iYrlEJ'l>" BE'JRUT -lntqf troops beat bad:: a
Allt, In ....,;ng the looses, the major atiack by -annor and
,..,..., -dlsoount The Woman Aa IMmtey ...,. Ile bord<r bet1'een the
._.., lbeoe day& two oountrt .. late w~ 8n Iraqi
mlJMmy OOIDDIUlllque -y.
llJSr LOOK AT Tueadly'1 """"1.
.lnlDe'• Non1aa Brandt was a l'ltber
-victor In an elgbt·pencm fteld for tbe Jone open seet on the SlddJebod;
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jumor college district boon!. ·
Incumbent I r v la e OKmclhroman I Gabrielle Pryor was the front·~ In
he< dty apinll a field ol 15 bopeluil. In
Laguna Beach, incumbont CouncflWOOWI
Pbyl.li5 Sweeney ran a very strmg
aecond to retain her seal
And In co.ta Mesa, """"' weit lo the
po11s and eleclecl t11o1r If r • I
coupcllwunan eter. Mn. .Nor JD a
-Hertzog, a oonery sdlOOI ....,., edpd
out the arc:remeidl0ned \W111.1.Jcn. to. win lbe secood open ~ _,
ALSO IN "88P.SSING vlclorlee or
deleaJs, you cannot dbcoont thole
candidates who uted their earth pada
extensively during the campalgntng.
In Fountain Valley. educat« Roger
Stanton walked around lbe preclnctJ
pounding on doors and ended lJP a
:t u r p r i s e viclol' 1 betting out the
aforementioned. er·mayor Ed Just for the
third seat. ~
In Laguna Beach, educator Jon Brand
did the same kind ol. walking and woo the
thin! open seat, glvlng a neep to the
triBd of Brand, ll!rs. Sweeney and
incumbent Carl E. Jaluum who ran on
a growth limitation platform.
THEY HAD FACED a concerted
challenge in the Art O>lony from con-
struct.ion and real estate interests which
had laced the campalgn wilh a heavy In·
gredjem. It's called money.
Anyway, in aaesstng the succie;utut
political efforts of. educators Brand of
Laguna and Slanton ol Fountain Valley,
.vou have to agree shoe lealber waa a
factor. .
They sure had educated feet.
Who knows? Footpower may be the
newest poUtical weapon in the gasless
Cflfllpalgns of the 197~;
'Ibo oommunlque -Ille Iraqi troops
fnfUded Clt!IWltdm "estimated at ball the
force 'llllidl cerried out ... atla<I<.''
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!onner inmrg"'1s .....,, loyalty to
PreGdel:t lm Nol '1 gor.."fil'IUDelK today in Ille....,._ ol antt._nmeot
--bl o.mod!en -btgan ID April 19'19. •
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ltuclenla c b ant l n 1 antigoverm'Dellt
111ogam man:bed through Addis Ababa
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the_,.,
-pol1oe canyq r!flts """ -1111 f'on>ed the stud""' to return lo llalle !!eJusie lfnlversily alle< an hour of
demXlltratiom. 'Ibere was oo violence.
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His lawy<r, JomeO D. St Clalr. said
W-y the Presld<Ot wlll be
speaking out "'°"' froqoeotly.
"1bere ii not a diaqte In policy or
at.titllle," St. Clair said. ''There ts a
change In c!mlrmtances. 11>e grabd Jury
has spolren. 11>e dw>ge ill from a aecret
Investigation by lbe grand Jury I<> a
House investiptloo. ''
THE GRAND JURY spol<e with the
( NEWS .ANALYSIS J
indictment Friday of seven men who had
been official or poUtical aides to Ni.Ion.
The President spoke at his nen
conference \\.'edoolday night, saying it
would be Improper for him to discuss th e
indlc<meni. and declaring that be had
never authorized demency OI' payolfs in
the Watergate OOVeNp.
UPI T..._.,.
Kidnap l'lctlm
John Calzadilla, 8, son of
wealthy Dix Hills, N.Y .. !ire
wholesaler, was abducted by
three men Wednesday. Kid-
napers U.lepboned boy's family
but didn't make nnsom de-
mand yel
Israeli, Syria1t
Te1ision Motuits;
Gromyko Departs
By United Press lnttrutlonal
Soviet Foreign Minhi... Andrei A.
Gromyko ended his eight-day peace
ml!6ion to the Middle East today and
returned to ~1oscow. Arab sources said
he had asked Syria to attend the Geneva
Peace Oxlference it has boycotted and
that be also tried lo t'OllVince the
Pa1estlnians to participate.
'Ibe lsraeH press and oallonaI radio for
lbe ~ day reported ina'eaSing
tension along the Israeli-Syrian border.
Damascus remained. silent.
The 1'raell newspaper Yediotti
Ahronoth said the tension ln the Golan
ooncentratim ol Syrian annored units.
especially around the enclave that Israel
captured on the Damascus road in the
northern Golan Heights.
"During the past t'l'-1> days the Syrians
have streamed ln armored and artillery
foroes around the salient and have also
begun redeve.ment of these wilts in
that sector," It said.
"The fear has arisen that in the
present st.ate of tension one snwll
!irelight oould be enough to Ignite along
the length ol the line."
Despite the Israeli press reports.
President Nlxoo said Wednesday night
talks between representatives of Syria
and Israel on a 1'-1ldeast t r o o p
disengagement will get under way in
\\lashington in about l \\O y,•eeks.
Be.fore leaving, Gromyko met today
with Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser
Ara!at.
North Stormy, South Fair·
Rain Plasters Upper Sectio1i of . California
'lbere w... 19 qlJO!llonl. Fllleeo ol
them deolt with Watergalo or
~ But there ...,.. no
preoldentlal -like the one Nixon
8CXIXled at en earlier newt oootereoce
_......., by the scandal .
OveNill, tile l'no81deot and his lawyer
-to be signaling_ ttill -tum In a Wa!AorgldO oolune that has seen
"""'I' be!..... ,·
lNITIAU.Y, NIXON dlsrnlseed the
wiretapping burglary ol Jlft 17, 1972, u
a veey bizarre inddeU that did not
involve b~ stall. During the pn!&1dential
campaign <hat followed, the Wblt<o House
repeatedly denounced W a t e r g a t e
dlscloour<o by 'Ibo Washlngtoo Poot and
~ news crganizatkm.
Then, early in 197!, with word ol
a new White Home investigation. there
were resignations. Including those of.
Nixon's top aides.
Senate Ilea~ began, and on May 22,
Nixon eclmowledged tha t some White
.
WHEN IT DID, tbe President oo Aug.
15 appeared on television to again
proclaim his inoooeoce, and IOllld a
theme that be has repeated frequently :
" .•• We have reached a point at wttidl
a cootinued, backwanl-iooldng obeesoioo
with Watergate ls c8u"'1g this oallon to
neglect matters ol far a: re a t e r
importance .• '
Days later, he held the news
conference at which he cxmpl.alned
sharply that all the questiom were about
Watergate.
'He Can't B-.y Town'
New Hamp~hire Citizens
Vote Reht1ff to Onassis
DlJRHAM, N.H. (UPI) -The ci tizens gymnaslifm-audltorium, with buridri:i:ls
of th.is seacoast town have voted IJM to mof'e listening on loudspeakers in
144 to go on record agaht a proposal by another room. Town officials said there
Aristotle Onassis to build a massive oil had never been auch a turmut..
refinery here. Nancy Sandberg, chalnnan of a major
"I don 't think there is any question any opposition group, Save Our Shores {SOS),
longer that they_ can buy th.is town ," said opened discussion with a charge that
state Rep. Dudley Dudley, a Democrat. Olympic Refineries was pushing the New
"It is clear that it is not for sale and I Hampeilire legislature at Concord "to
think they have every reason oow to padt take away our right of home rule ."
up and go lone." "We as selectmen will insist on the
Al~ tt,ie . town • se1ectm~ ~ rjght 9f this. community to make Its !M'll
membei's of the plannlng board have the • doclsion," selectman ·t.awrenoe O'O:lrinell
final &ay4 they were expected to follow said. "Olympic is working .frt Cooccrd. to
the ~ decisioh of the town meeting. removt' from WJ the right· to determine
{Onassis' emissaries were to take the land uses."
proposal bef<n the New Hampshire Thomas Jordan said the means
Legislature today.) Olympic used to reach the stage where it
OLYMPIC REFINERIES INC., one of
the Greek mu1Umillionaire's rums, had
proposed that Durbambe Jbe site of the
world 's largest oil refinery to date. The
proposal had the backing of Gov.
~feldrim Thomson, but envirorunentalists
and local citiz.ens said they should be
allowed to decide for themselves, without
outside interference, what was best for
the community.
The outcome of lhe meeUng was
apparent £rom the moment moderator
Joseph Michaels called it to order in the
Oyster River High School Gymnasimn.
Opponents ol the refinery received loud
applause.
POIJCE ESTIMATED 2,000 voters
jammed into the combination
cou1d propose Its current plan "were less
Jhan booest." adding. "!here Is no way
anyone can possibly check tbe.ir facts."
STREAKER PLAN -BARED BY CHIEF
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -At a looaJ
service club meeting where he was guest
speaker, Omaha Police Oilel Richan!
Anderson was asked what police would
do if they saw SOOleone indulging in the
latest campus fad of streaking -running
nude.
"U a girl does It, we watch. U a boy
does it, we arrest him," the chief
quipped.
Beagan!)s Joke
Handout Botulism 'Only Just'
WAS!IlNGTON (UPI) -Cali!ornia Gov. Ronald Reagan has told
a private luncheon that an "epidemic of botulism" among recipients
of the Hearst food handout would seem only jusl
An aide later said Reagan was only jolting.
The aide said the remark occurred during e private luncheon
of the Bull Elephant Club, a group of top aides to Republican mem-
bers of Congress.
According to the aide, "the governor said something like 'some-
times you wonder whether there shouldn't be an outbreak of botu·
lism' '' in reference to the food distribution.
''The governor never meant that comment to be taken serious-
ly," the aide said. "lt was facetious. It was an offhand remark not
n1 eant to be taken seriously."
Reagan was in \Vashington to attend a governor's conference.
UPIT ......
CHANGE IN TONE -Pres!·
dent Nixon chats with Texas
correspondent Sarah McClen-
don who shouted at him last
week. She told him Wednes-
day night she thought his hair
was getting gray. He replied,
"they call it streaking."
Mineworkers End
British Strike;
Go Back Monday
LONDON (UPI) -Mineworkers called
olf lbelr coal strike today after wiMilig
the biggest pay hike in their Industry's
history. Within hours London's 10,0001
subway .,.;wkers and 29,000 railroad
engtne<rs c!l!nbed aboanl the pay
OOndwagon with demands for big -.,
for themselves too.
11le)r asked lncre<l1'e5 of at leest 12
penl!!Ot Management offered 7 percent
-the mimmwn au.w.d by the former
Conservative government's anti-inflation
gutdellnes which the new Labor Party
administration scrapped for the coal
miners.
THE MINEWORKERS' union <rdered
its 269,000 members bade to the job ne:xt
Monday after accepting a $230 million
one-year pay deal from March 1 at the
end ol DlO<e than 12 hours ol toogh ba1Ja1nin1! Wednesday with the slal&run
Natiooal Cool Board.
In acrepting he se111eme!lt, the
miDeWorl<ers cleared the way lot prime
minlste< Harold Wilson's ._ Labor
government to get lndustty bock oo a 1u11 ·
ftv&day ....ic Monday, "1dlng the -
day"""' -~by fonner Prime Mlnmter Edward Heeth's Omservative
govermnent to save fUel.
COAL BOARD officials said safety
crews started going down lnlo lbe mines
this morning lo get them ready for
digging to start again Mooday.
Pliet'S on the I.ooOOn Foreign
Exdlange and slDclc llW'keOI 6lumped,
fearing the huge pay settlement may
touch off a new burst <:i :infl.aUon.
Male Streaker
Hit8 New Higli
CARROLLTON, Ga (AP ) -Streaking
reached a new high early today when a
male student at West Georgia College
parachuted from a sing~gine plane In
the buff.
The student, Identified as Phll Oananl.
jumped from an altitude of abclrt 2,000
feet and landed safely ln a campus
parking lot shortly alter midnight.
Canard had a nare and a pair of shoes
on when he landed amidst nearly 2,00J
students watching for his descent.
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Coa~t Stations Ignore New Flag Systena
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By RUDI NIEDZIEi.sit °' -Dl9t' ""' ..... WJiit wu the tasr time you saw an
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flag, eHily visible from orr lhe
premises."
A green Dag mearu open to the public,
a yellow one 'gas available only for
MARCH FUEL SUPPLIES
LOOKING GOOQ, Pove 18
emergency vehicles, and a red one out of
gaso.line or closed.
· "S9fry-:._no -ga,'' sigos placed in
driveways fulfill ority ·part of the
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EUllC.h Hot1r Past111ae
D911Y Piiot Stilt Pllot1
. Some county· employes have taken to playing croquet on the lawn of
the old Orange County• Courthouse during their lunch break. Most
are niembers of the county J'lanning staff. They say the game does
wonders for the digestive system.
Sumatra Tar Balls Hit
Orange Coast Shoreline
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of 11111 09111' Pllll Sl•ff
Globs of crude oll, possibly from
Sumatra in, South East Asin cor.~inued to
tloat into beaches along the Orange Coast
today .., crews did the best they could·to
dean up· the black s!Uff.
United States eo .. t Guan! olficiala
wbo,i.earlier said the tar was trom natural'
aeepjl.le from the ocean fioor now say it
probably came from a ship carrying
cnlle oil.
'l1le tar balls hit beaches In Laguna
1*cb, South Laguna, Ne'![>Ort Beach and
u..itlngtm Beach. Other slgbtlngs were
repiil:ted as far away as PL Fermin in
Loo Angeles County. ·
Jn Rllllllngton Beach, lifegllard Sgt.
BID Ricbanloon said the globs of crude
were the size of baseballs. In N::-:;ort
~. guard Buddy Belshe reported
chunks as liµ-ge as footballs .
·1.agwia Beach may have received the
biggest single glob, Public Works
·~voting Signup
.l)e~ Set
~-' Sinlay II the !mt da• lo ~
a a vote' tn time for mll:lldpal
-to lie lleld ill Ille dlles of
_..,.. Beacll, Newport -· LCll Allml&ol, Placmda a n d ·-n.c-ol voten David
Rllmtocl< .... mode ..,.....,.... . r.r deputy registran to be on duty
llltunloy lllld Sunday from noon to
I p.m. ot nine localloos In the live
cities. ·
Orange Colli rcglllratilln Ille!
ldetude : ..
-Huntington Center kl
Rimtlncton Beoch. -F~ lllaod Sla&'e a...t ill N"""°"-. -Alplla 11eto -. Ml E. l?th
111., Oooll -
Superintendent Clyde Sweetser reported
a globmlled in near Bird Rock Point that
\fas two feet square and seven inches
thick .
-United States Coast.: Guard L t .
"'Commander Louis DeBernardi said today
that teSts sbow that Uie black stuff is
deflniteJy crude oil.
Another Coast Guard spokesman said
further tests ¥ve traced the crude to
Sumatra.
still a third Coast Guard spokesman
specuiated that the crude came from
tanks on an Italian tanker that exploded
Feb. %2, 1,SOO miles west of San
FraDdsoo. ·
Lt. Commander fieBemardl confirmed
that the ship, the Giovanna Lolli Ghetti,
bad been carrying Sumatran crude, but
said current patterns ln the Pacilic
Ocean tnade it unlikely. that. the oil could
have driffed to the Orange Coast.
Another theory, DeBema. · said, is
that a ship passing through lhe Pacific
could have cleaned its tanks. The crude
id similar to tti~ resi~ that develops in
oil .carrying' tankers, he said.
"We've .traced.down every tanker that
bate"""' In and ouoof the (Loo Angeles)
port recentlyand elirnm.'.;;ted ev'1')' one of ihem,tt ~id.
Whi1t! Ille Cout Guan! ls trying ~
out where the black 1tun aime ,
olficials aloog tbe Orange Coast are
tf11ng lo gel it cleaned up. crow. In· Lquna Beodt, Newport
B<och and Huntln(fon Beoch have been
\)Ut perlodicaRy to collert the conaealed
blobs and dispose of them.
OeBemardJ uplaihed It Wll important
lo get the tar off the bfach so that It
dom'rft wash back inlo lie& and redeposit
somewhere else.
He s8id the Colsl Guard t'OUkl not
auiat in clean up operations until It wu
poo!Uvtly determined that the crude oil
ctme from an ocean vessel.
The globules of erode oil first appeared
one week ago in small amounts ln
R11111nP>O Beach. They were sighted
time. Off and on for a few da,ya and thtn
appeared II belches in South Laguno and
I.apm~-1'uelday •ltlht
requirement, if · nags are not U&!d. To
comply fully with the law owners must
also post •·open" signs d u r in g
appropriate hours.
l.ocal law enforcement officers admit-
ted today that enforcement of that
provision as well as the section requiring
service stations to clearly post their
bu!iness hours bas been less than
stringent. ·
One explanation by Jaw enlorce.ment
officials is that few gasoline retailers
under!tand all part! of the Jaw, even
though it has been on the books since last
Friday.
.. t.1061 of the station owners had no
idea what L9 going on,'' says Sheriff
Patrol Captalh Thad Dwyer. "We've had
the regulations printed up and are hand
delivering them to service stations in the ·
unincorporated areaS. We will be asking
for compliance Friday. Until then it will
be an educaticnal program."
Laguna Beach police also are using the
Colson , Ehrlich1·1ian
same system to spreaQ the news to the
city's 11 service stations, but there is no
indication when citations ma y be issued.
Polire are hoping compl iance vtill be
\'Oluntary.
In Huntington Beach Pcllce Chief Earle
Robitaille has issued a "hands off' policy
on enforcement of all new gasoline
regulations. "I've issued an order t'o my
people v.·e v.•ill take no action on the plan
until the designers of the plan can tell us
\•:hat it says," the chief declared.
Police throughout the co.1s1al areas all
claim that cornplainls ha\'e been fe'A'.
Ho'A'ever. the sheriff 's office noted that it
had received several complaining phont•
calls. ·
One \lo'Oman from the !\11ssion Viejo
area 'A'ho declined to be identified satd
she, 'A'3nts the la"' enforced immediately
because she has v.·ai tc<i in line repeatedly
for service stations ·wh:.h never open.
··There i.c; no one to see that the
tSre GAS, Poge ZI
6 Indicted • Ill Break-in
WASHINGTON (AP) -A federal
grand jury today indiC\ed former White
House aides John 0. Ehrlichman and
Olarles \V. Colson on a charge or
violating the civil rights of Daniel
. Ellsberg's psyChiafrist. , · · ~
Also indicted on lhe same charge. 'A'ere
Y..'atergate conspirators G. Gordon Lidd y,
Bernard L. Barker, Eugenio R. !\Iarlincz
and Felipe De Diego.
The indictment charged that the
defendants enginee red the break·in of the
Brow11 Seeks
State Action
On DeMarco
From ~'Ire Servicts
SACRAMENTO -Secretary or State
Edmund G. Brown Jr. today ftled action
to revoke the notary commiMion of
attorney Frank Oe!\1arco, former la\v
partner of presidential attorney Herbert
Kalmbach of Newport Beach.
Oe!\farco is accused of backdating the
writeoff on his vice presidential papers .
Kalmbach recently resigned his Jaw
partnership wir.h De!\tarco following
Kalmbaeh 's guilty plea on a felony
charge involving political contributions.
DeMarco maintains his law piactice in
Los Angeles although the firm. now
deed supporting P~ident Nixon's tax
known as DeMarco, Barger and Bera!,
also maintaim offices in Newport Beach.
DeMarco reported that Brown was
charging him with failure to "fully and
faithfully discharge the duties of a notary
public .. ,
Brown nolifled M1arco that he 'A'as
ta king actioo to revoke the attomey·s
notary public's liccn.5e. Brown·s off ice
has jurisdiction over California notaries
public.
De~1arco said in a telephone interview
he had done ·'noth ing illegal or
imp roper " and charged that the action
was staged by Brown. a Democratic
gubernatorial contender, to obtain
nationwide publicity.
It has been estimated that Nixon·s tax
deduction for the papers, valued by an
appraiser for Nixon at $576,000, saved the
President about $2.50,000 in taxes.
Brown charged the documents were
"[alsely dated March and April, 1969, in.
order to provide misleading, deceitful
and fraudulent docwner.~atitln of the
claim that the gift of the Nixon papers to
the National Archives was completed"
prior to the change in the law.
Brown told newsmen he askl'd Nixon in
a letter this week to wa ive the attomey-
client privilege "so that-DeMarco could
answer additional questions concerning
the backdating."
He said Oe!\-1arco has "indicated" he
would answer questions he previously
refused to answer if the President waives
the privilege.
•11n1e questions DeMarco refused to
answer concern a meeting he bad with
the Pr~sident in the White House several
minutes after tile deed was falsely dated
and notarized ," Brown said. "During that
meeticg. DeMarco viewed t b e
President's tax returns with the
(See DEMARCO, eage Zl
'Tars and Stars'
At Harbor Higli
An evening of skits, dances. and songs
is promised at the annual '1Tars and
Stars." talent shqy.i at Newport Harbor
H!gli Schoo! Frid•y ond Saturday nights.
Produced by the school's junior cl..,.
under cwpon!orshlp of the Newport
H.-Exchange Club. the show wUI
begin a~ 8 p.m. In the high lchool
auditorium.
Admlllion Is 11.75 lor fonnl, fl.JI !or
lluclt!nts. Proceeds will go to thO )lnlor
cl111.
Beverly Hills of(ice of Dr. Lewis J.
Fielding "wilh intent to search for
confidential infonnation c o n c e r n i n g
Daniel Ellsberg.''
NIXON SHIFTS 0 WATERGATE . ·
. ·TACTICS AGAIN. Story, P1ge 4.
Colson, in a statement. proclaimed his
innocence as he did Frkl.ay when named
in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy
Indictment.
Private Funeral
"It is not easy to stand accused a
second time in a.s many 'A'eeks," he said.
'·The charge toda y is hard to take
because some week! ago I took an
independent po I y g f'a p-h examination
"which detennined that I did not know in
advance of the Fielding break.in," Colson
said.
In !\1iami. Barker sa id. ''\\'c 'A'ill fight
this indictment and we will plead
innocent. I speak for De Diego, Martinez
and myself.''
Ex-Mesa City Ma11ager.
'Arlie' S.wartz Dead at 69
Arfmgton C. "Arlie"' Swartz. the
architect cA modi of COila Mesa '1 city
government and northward expansion
afte r incofl)Oration in 1953, died today at
his downtO'A'n home.
He was 69. but until chronic
emphysema began to take its toll, Mr.
Swartz' coal-black hair betrayed tris
true age by at least two decades.
The retired city manager who lived at
2&l Broadway, • Wortd · War~ 11 Navy
Seabee, will have his ashes scattered at
sea follo¥iing private funeral rites.
He is survived by his wife, Alm.a, who
was with him when death came. She bas
suggested memorial t'OOlributioos to the
American Cancer Society.
Navy service during World War II
actuaUy brought Mr. Swartz and bis wife
indirecUy to the community he had a
strong hand in shaping over the years.
The Brooklyn-bom Swartz, who worked
for a time in the New York stock market,
enlisted in the Navy, while his wife
joined the Anny Air Corps as a nurse.
He v•ound up at Long Beach Na\'al
Station, visited an awlt \\'ho lived on the
Orange Coast and chose to settle here.
Swartz started as secretary-manager
of the old Newport Heights Irrigation
District and worked on Costa Mesa's
Incorporation Commiuee, becoming city
clerk when it passed.
He was a doer, not a speech-maker.
So modest was Mr. Swartz that friends
and city officials who wanted to honor his
dedicated city service Wlllted until he
went on vacation to name Arlington
Drive after him and surprise him when
he came home.
During his terure, Mr. Swam rooe
fn:m city cleric to director of public
works. a title which he s h a r e d
slmul~ly with that of assistant city
manager Wlder Robert Unger.
~le was appointed city manager
himself in August 19&1. when Unger
resignl'd , then had to step down himself
in l9SS due to ill, health.
Costa Mesa's north city a.rta including
the lucrative South Coast Plaz.a lie within
city limits thanks to l\lr. S'A·artz and
Judge Donald Dungan, who was then city
attorney.
'·They used to go out and fast-talk
those damn farmers until they had to
come into Costa Mesa /' laughs one
longtime friend , relaling Swa rti.'
arguments for annexation.
A popular but self-effacing figure ,
slightly built . Mr. Swartz was a member
(See SWARTZ. Page ZJ
........ ,.
Prett11 FIR11
lier name is Kim and she'"
one or the girls who adds a
feminine touch at a racetrack
in Florida. Other pictures,
story appear on Page 34.
Chi~ken Streak
OCC Nudes Run Witli Umbrellas
Male nude atmken streaked the
Orange Coast College campus wearing
only umbr'ella& today alter skknasked
dasl\en streaked from COOa Mesa High
School to Maude B. Davis Intermediate
School.
The incidents were believed unttlated
except that both were carried out in the
rain. drew modest ~wds of onlookers
for lbe latest national student craze.
PrompUy at 11 :30 a.m. .today t\'tO
masked marvtls ape(! from IM lndustml
arts building ol Costa Mesa High a°""'
a playing ll<ld to the junior higll $Choo!
parking lot.
High school otudtnta said a bet had
forcod the hlmil shoe duo to 'preoo on
wllh the rwnor.advertIRd stroalc.
Nearly 300 1tudent.t ldmlred the !OCIP'
'
run. The streakers witnesses desc:ribcd
as "real crazies" arrived in a pickup
t.rock which met them at the end of their
run to Davis !Choo!.
Principals of the two schools "·ere not
available for comment orrthe Incident!.
~foments afler the C.OSta P.lesa High
streak was being touted as the oounty·s
first high school streak, two more nude
men began their Ml which took them
~st the student center.
Attltt for the l'lpetdy strip and run L9
usually llmltcd to hoad and somtliln"
foot gear.
Coast college v.·ltncsses ho \t e v e r
discerned only that the first entries in
the collegiate dlvlston of Orange Coruit ,st,..k.,... wore both male.
They carried umbr<llal leadJnc one
.-.... to """· "thal Is just like toking a sho~·tl' with a nincoat on."
...
Barker said the trio did "what we
believed in. Yle believed 'A·e acted on
proper authority from the United States
go\•ernment. · ·
The burglary .took place Scp.t .. J, 1971,
'A'hen Ellsberg \i:as under indii.1mfflt in
connection 'A'i th the leak of the Penwgon
papers .
The gra nd jury also indicted Liddy on '"'O counts of refusing to tcslify before a
!See 6 INDICTEI>, Puge 21
No Ccinipaign
Funds , Says
Irvine Firni
The Irvine Con1pany has rormall y
notified all Nev.wrt Beach city council
candidates thal it "'ill not cont ribute lo·
any of their campaigns .
In a letter to the JJ candidates seeking
election April 9. Irvine President
Raymond L. \Va tson said Cflrporatc
policy forbid s donat ions at the mun~pal
level.
The policy 'A'as followed in Irvine city
council elections. However, the company
has' made substantial contributions to
candidates for state offices.
Federal law forbids co rp orate
contributions in national elections.
A company official said the policy does
not prevent corpotate officers or other
company employes from n1 a k in g
personal contributions.
The policy is not IX'\\'. a spokesman
said, but this is Ille first year candidates
have been directly infonned of it.
The prohibition of cnn1pany gifts tn
local cand idates ste1ns partially from the
feeling that They n1ight hurt. rather than
hel p. a particular candidate, according tq
C. Thomas \\'lick, vice presidcnl for
public affairs.
''The comn1unily is liable to misread
the donations and a candidate receiving
them would be subjected to political
attack," \llilck said.
''As a result. son1e very good
candidates could be hurt ralher than
helped," he said.
He said the company also bc.lieves that,
if a candidate su pported by the company
should 'A'!n, ''the company could wind up
as losers.
"The elected official 'A'OUld be
susceptible to the charge of giving
fa voritism to the company if he votl'd for
a company project, regardless of its
merits,'' \Vilck said.
Oraage Coast
Weather
The '4'Cathcr service calls for
clearing skies Friday with only ;:a
20 percent chance of showCrs.
Temperatures ar-1he beaches and
• inland will . range around 58. Lows
in the upper 40s.
INSmE .TODAY
An o1'tstaflding version o/
"The Taming o/ Utt Shrew" -
s!aged ihe way Shak~nre
• ~rote it -i•' the latest ptbduc·
ticn' of So uth' Coasi Reptrtoru.
The play ii Ttbiewed on Page
27 today.
fl ' OMlV Pll.01 •
Streaking .... '
Noi ,Sexual .... .. -' •
r Experts _
'i:'-'
:', By Ualted Press International
SOcl.oJogtats say the new collegiate fad rl "streaklnc" -n:innlng node In public
..... ls an act or defiance aganist conven-
limal society with little ~exuality ln-
Yolved. .
And they predict the craze swteJ>U?B 1J.le nation's oolleg:e campuaes will fizzle
~ the novelty wears off. ~·1 predict it will die cut, absolutely.''
1 :.lid Or. Frederick Koen ig, profes,,or of
sociology at 'J\llane Univenity. "There ts
BERKELEY STREAKERS GET
MUSIC, SPOTLIGHT,. Page 5
ANYTHING GOES ON HEAD,
TOES. Story, Page 9
some inlUal gra tification from seeking
~ fn>m social M trictk>ns, bu t )'00
reach a point where it'• not done any
more."
Koenig said streaking was ~ o t
Ubibitlonism, which in its technical
~has a sexual motivation, an;d "I do
!IPl think streakers are streaking for
iexual gratification."
Caroline E. Preston, a s s o c I a t e
"Profemr of psychiatry and beh~vioral
etience at the University of Washington,
~inlt ii probably has nothing to do
"jjth sexuality at aU," she sald. "It roay
tie abnolt In appo1tltoo to U. II anytbina,
ii'• a kind ol denll1 of !IU!"'llty."
-
Big Cleanup .
Larry Reyes washes down bott~f!l of Newp?'.1
Beach's Bjg Ganyon Reservoir. Fac1hty near Pac1f1c
View Memorial Park· in Corona del Mar will be
closed for remainder of month as city crews perform
_routine c!eaim\g 11.nd ~pa_ir chores. Reservoir holds
about 200 million gallons of water. Since it is used
primarily for backup water supply, Newport Beach
residents will continue to get their water from nor-
mal Metropolitan Water District (M_WD) . sources.
\Yater from 13-acre reservoir was piped into city
system during the 20 days it took to empty it.
Streakers Hit !""Dr. Lawrence Z. Freeman, a noted -yiorat .....udler ::nd professor of
""1dl1atry .t the Unlvenlty of Cblcago, Coast. Seoring:
aid ltreakin& was algnlficant ln terma of O
community slandard.i and a~ of Strea"/oors 5, Officials ne Mate streaken Invaded Orange 'Midi!)'. ' Coast College g~t softball and
Orange Coast
..__ • • :,U-'lllvloully AYS aometblnc abol!I volleybatt ilm" We ~ n e s d a Y ~mores 1n whieb)'lUdity 1J llOl'l of Six nude . male students streaked "It's really added life to our schools, afternoon,. halting play piomentarl· :~ta~t>\r:/:; a ~emphis ·~te " :d:r =~~ ~~~~1 ~~·.' ~f1oc!~!~~Y .toge~r." Che . .1Y~e man streaked t~gb. a
·,University psychology professor, llW no -eliciting both cheers and raised The fll"!t local sireaking arrair, at Edi-volleyball confrontation with Los ·:mp 'todal 11.gnlficance in strea~g, eyebrows from fellow ·a'udenl.oi. sOO HJgh on Wedne'4:tay, was brought on Angeles · Harbor College and
.;a11bough he said, "~'s 8 fairly good c&mpu.s administrators, however , re-by crosstown rivalries between Fountain disrupted play for 30 seconds. He
......... J • SWARTZ ..• •
of -........... --llrldld ...... bit "'*"' .... .., 1'*
aod 8niollylJ -• ' ' City Coancllroan Alvin L Pinllll1 oal4
.no 6iota .._ ._ dlil -Aw .,. ,
ciJmmanlty. •,
"When you've U-. -,·lodhll
loag," Pinkley aakt, ~ troubiect; "It
Jusl..!l!!!i_ol l<.av" yoo Oat." · · Besides: his civic accompUshmenta, Mr.
Swartz was a member ol aeveral
orpniiallom.
The groups tnctnde Seafaring Muonlc
Lodgo No. l788, Al MalaltcalJ Sbrlna,
Orange °'""'y't Et Bandido Shrine
Club, Amt,.. vie,.. and the Ooota -
Llooo Club. '
He waa pill! preaidenl .i Iba · Llooo
Club whlch later merged with Iba
Newport HarbC5r club. He a.Ito WM put
president ol the Oraoge CoUllty C..
Asioclatloo.
Fl"OlllP .. el
6 INDICTED : ••
House commtttee. •
Liddy alread¥ Is aervtng a sentence for
contempt of court for his rtfulal to
testify before a grand jury.
Uddy was sentenced to serve 1
miximum of 20 years for h1I role In the.
Jwie 17, 1972 break-in at Democratic
Natlnnal Committee Headquarters. · '
Ebt'lldunan also waa charged with one
COWll ol tying to FBI" a1eo11 and' -
counts ol lyiq to I irMd ~Z,:boot the activities .,. Iba White-. special
lnve911gaUve ullit ~ aa I he
"Plumben."
The tndlclm«JI "1Je(ed that OD July Ill,
1971 Egtl Krogh Jr, and Deni R. YOllll
'Jr. sent 1 memonndum to l!lirUcbman
wblcb dlscuaed l "'IUell to -• PllJ'cblatnc ltudy OD ElliberJ.
Krogh pleaded guilty to• •Ingle c:baril•
QI violating Fleldlni'• dvlJ rlghll and ii
serving a sl:l-mooth aentence at 1 federal
-~ at ~~. Pa. K"'lb ll(nl<id IO_
.cooperate wttlJ the prooecuton. ,
The Indictment al'IJ alleged that OD
July. 28, 1971 .E. Howard HlDlt Jr. tent
Cobon a memo which dllcuaed a
proposal to "obtain Ellsberg'1 flies lrom
•
et.ltr ................
llfillees Pitch I
Tom Harmon, TV sportscuter
lDd resident of Lagunlta In
South,Laguna, apeab to county
supervisors on behalf of fenc-
ing beach to keep out public.
supervisors denied the fence
on a S.2 yote.
f'IQtOUDl ol thumbln& your noee at a>clety sponded with threats of susperuilon rath-Valley Hlgtr and Edison Hi3h. had a towel over hi! head as his
fnwfv<d." "· applau•• AF t in VaUe H1'gh School student only cover. BUENA PARK (AP) -An $It mlDloo Koenig said aome coed! are taking part er i.iwan ""'· OlDl 8 y ' t ftball been filed l.nfJt t.-the "·ked scam-because they feel Shortly after sdtool began tod ay, two said to be completely nakeC, streaked During an Orange Coas so Mitchell Acl'u.sed clalm.for damagea baa by Wagtlllaa
bis psycbla~tc analyat."
{~cm!Jle, 'F~ely_
Convicted,' Asks. ·
For $11 Millio1i
;,meri11
:00Utd hav;-eQuaI rights. upperclassmen darted throug!1 the ttfgt. through Edison High School Wednesday loss to LA Harbor, 12-9, two "r' the city of Buena Park m "''.a.&.. 11• 1 lad, 1......, aav. it ahouldn't door corridors at Westminster morning, beadJng towards a waiUng_ car streakers circled the fiekl area a DePalma,_wbo Jt'.U. lmprilcl}ed _for __ 28
..,. --1 ,,.. School, almost totally naked even at -the other eoo of lhe campus. couple of Umea before retiring to Of 'Arr • ' mootbl on alleged false teeUmony glvm ..... jilll r.r b01I to (Ill In On.'! . alnln ltghtl . angmg -_,,_ ··~-· Ian. · -vie-·-· ••pported by a coed at thoogh it was r i . y. . He never made it to the car however obscurity. by a ~ M:U».llC "~ .... _ "u One of the meakers wor .: tennis &hoes · gh l:i As&ista t' Prin · j DePalma, 311, a Whittler catering truck Gia...ti6n> state College In New Jeney and a red, wi>lte and blue ski cap. The but was ca~ 1 Y ol 0 cipa driver, .-ly waa !reed by U.S.
• llfraUd with 25 malas. . other ooe, who ·waa described aa Jen-y Arrto In charge camp115 super· p l Vesco Meetin• g . Dlllrlct Court J·-'-e aw!es ·c.arr alter _,.Will' DOI women? Mtn ... doing It. "streaking In the very hen ol lonn," vl'1011. From age ....
*Meo lbrlWd _not be the only ones to .do . wore QlllY 8 s.:V-~t band on his head. D~iplinary action may be taken two Orange c.ounty Crime La~~
•#" Stu<f t bserven reacted with cheers against the youth, who was returned to DEMARCO . NEW YORK (AP) -A govermimt teclmtdana tatifled .tbal !tng .. ,.~~
• Whell, and wbe!-e, did ·~ ild -and screaming accordlni Founlaln V!ill•Y High I~ conference • • • -teatUl<d today that r.rm.r Atty. Uled to coovtct DePalma o1 a 00 bank
'·originate! , '!'. ·..,....,., lnlnnner aftu the lncideot.. with hla paren~ and the t principal. . ed th _Geo. Jolm Jdltdi~lt ~ 1 -Ung robbery were not taken from the robbery #'~Dr. Yelllli'·tAJggeiltt ll'-from the t ~.•.",.,,..,.,.•l""T .• = · c' At ~xlmately 3::!0 Wednesday President and Mr. Nixoo 11gn e between the bead o1 the Securitleo ..a """·
• ~-practice of "moooing," ln which afternoon , three more streakers dashed returns." Excbange Commhisioa and a la~ Cot lb bla ·claim, ·ftled Tue.lay with the · -m"• .......... their bacilsldet u a ., p l through the tennis courts at Edison High O.Maroo aatd the formal dllrge would ltnancter'""""rl v...., wtlbln boon after ' ddty cleft" O.P1tma ..,,_ed he waa "'.-,.;i;;;e~f;;iempl." Jn streaklq, he "'rom age and Into the vanity locker room, "ilve me an C111portunlty to file an Ve.of mi;te a · poo,Otili C9alr ooatntJu. wllllully, inaudoulty ;;;d"1rau11uleotly
461, '"lllere II"• lalrty"°""'a.-l o!. """'--*"S · · ·-· • Whizzing by alltls basketball Cfal!. -answer and defenoe" within LI days prior Um In rr.sldent Nixon'• r...iidloa lmprt.ied and that aa a conaequenco·be,
• 1liumbbJOoorllOl4!'at IOdety ln,.Ived. _u~ _, _ _, • . Autstant Principal Arriola \\!ants that to an admintslraUve bearing on the case. cam.i>otgn. • bil wile and u.r.e children sulfered
· Dr. JCoolllC-llld that while .-inf____ · -all ~ken caaght wtlf suspended He cooceded that the final deed·to the Harry L. Sean, the wt-. IMtillad publlc , degradatton,. phy1tcal and
. wu ·~ Ill •~~-.._MJ;;-~-~---,.;;"lhe law!'.~.andtransfetn'!.toanothercampuslnthe papen was 1tgned on April 10, li?O, at the conspiracy trial ol MildJeU and emotlooalbarmand-rlnjurteo.' ~ ii a· wa).,.llraillll ·~.;--illl'M6:~w. If We're lllJlnl-dll!r!CI. . -although he had notarized tlie deed u form« Commerce ~ry Maurice He waa coovicted ol robbing the
'<IJiMntlooal IOdety, 11111:1'".!!I' tbe<.:, ·-!ti,fii\IU.Ji~ tllOii If sboWd lioNn ·efkct • 1'llboe caught oo campW! from other having been signed on April 21, ltMI&. The Stans that the meetllig with then SEC Mereury Savings and Loon" Bahk henJ • rithe cbw." ' ·~ ·,,;-····ttc; lild. -.• • , 011Cbools ;\\oll1 Jlt arrest.cl, Arriola said. law was changed between the datel to chid Witltam Casey was ''very and sentenced In 15 years in federal
• I s:::....-~· . :, •-· .. • : :Chief 11<ifor Neth • "Studenll J1i1t doo'I M>elll to reallu the bar such deductions made alter July 25, produdtve." ~ Teatlmooy_J!U_offered by 13
> ' Jl ·.-. • ~-· ·bad recelvad oaljl -~ ol st~ llke belnF,. -19119. Mitchell-and l!W" -are ~-ol wt-that DePatma wu nowflere OOewno-"' ~u.lg ' .~ '\".JlllO iii "o eostalleu police · ~. a~ gettllig a police r<eord, ' "'lbls Is 1 hyperlechntcal matter that I ~ to a-an SEC !nu probe Ill neor the robbery Beene, but Police Sgt. ~., •• r r:I.!~ __ ; ~ · ~ '= ::,;~:liW, but •on1y ~lt an;, ·~eon~ "But we woa't tolerate can't but believe would have been taken Vesc:oa .multibillion dciDar tinandal Jamea D. Bakken offeted testlnmy that ~' .... ., ··~ ....._ -· ·... ' ·Wmlde. • · it~ care of loog ago It Mr. Brown waa not empm: .1n return fo/ the $200,000 DePalma'a fingerprints were found at IQ. 1:.'.BJa:ke , ;:;, • 1 •;F~ ~~I of ·thla law : • loolcing !or publtdty· In a matter ol cootrtbution. They were charg!d_ wl1h the robbecy scene ~amue1 . , ,. ·: ~"""111-~••MJ• man~ natlooalinterest,"O.Maroosatd.· col·-~ce· cy, perjury and -.ctioo ol s·g1.n·"·enwa.s. indictedlastNov. i
4 ·, :u-•.•. ' <,:-:"----:-t:wtiJllli .tE dljjo[J1Jav,e,• he said. addmg . Cou' nty·· Judge He ,.td the Initial lM9 deed was ~" ~
I 1:.:.: . l f'fO-• .
1
-..: ,.lPJ..te&llUooa will be "u· merely retyped and signed again In 1970 Se~ said be aod La u re n c e oo a charge or f~y identily~g a uccumve ~ > ~0·? :.: • . . .. to ~ Ill bat.n" so that the final document would reflect Richardlon a -a.ssodalr ol SUlpect In a narcotics case aild ts
• , · ~---:: '· ., ... ch}Millceaaytheywt mt ff:ts n:.,m:<>sal the appraiser's 1tnaJ estimatel o1 value. Vesco dell~ered the cash In I brielcaae llcheduledto(oontrialtnOrangeCounty Samuel Blaki,. a ~ .,IJeadb -~ until they have re-. ., a.a ...., DeMarco's secretary has testified she to ~ who was President NiJ00'1 re-Superior Court P..farch 18. Sinpe his f.slden. t who served ~ y~ .. as a ~ ., ~ fullJm.truotkm from the dl~~t may have thrown away the initial deed election ' finance chainnan, at Stans' indictments be has been on a leave of · Loo Angeles Sup«ior Court. died ·ettomey, ac.;ordlng !0-Sgt. !leed Gloe,~,. Of p C niutlnel . campaign office in WashinglOn. aboence.
at his I..6*~Isle home. He was 78.' aDd keep the ~· We've nld no -Y rollowtNr an ·•pparmt beart "Meanwhile we'll Just advise, · Jsts1 orno ase -~~Y==~~~~=i~~~~~~~~~mj;i;i;i;~;:;;;;~i;:~~i-Judge BJaJr;e wu flrlt elected to the _complaints and only a few call1. What we By TOM BARLEY
Angeles beocb 1n 1921 when he was want is voluntary compliance of the law. °' .. o.11Y "" •tiff
y 30, whlcb tilde b1ln the yomgest = we don't have to enforce it," he Lashing a Los Angeles Judie's
In the court ~that time. ~ station aren't ·being dismissal action as "incredible," Orange
)The judge makUlned a summer home ownen 1 ter f th County Superior Court ~udge Jam .. H.
Newport Beach at 120 Via Yella and forced to comply with the et 0 e Wal11rorth refused late Wednesday to •llCOllDITIOlllD Al'PLIANCIS • loll-'-... ~-Jaw 1n san Clemente either, according to ,,,u ljJovad here ••• ,. ·~ ' Ill Chief Clifford Murray, who aatd that tbe throw out all the charges gatnsl seven • flln.nT DAMAGID
SB'IO ha ked smoothly men accused ol stashing nearly 1100,000 • MODIL NOMI 1nu1NS ~J~e Blake died at Hoag M even-odd 1Y•tem 1 wor sin worth ol alleged pornographic matenlb. • DllCONTlllUID Ital about J P m He said service ataUons tn Cooirn tin ••·t the . tak I t
l'ospHe ,_ ·-ived by.his wile Beatrice Clemente call the police departmenpolll an en g ~ act10n en as R.DDI SAMPLIS
y -' 'n ...... -r' hour before closing and requett a ce month by Loa Angel.. Superior Court I I L--!:::::.::::::::=---1 Jold. two daughten, Barbara ......,., o car to determine Which auto will be tbe Judge David N. Fllt!, "wouldn't have ·IPboentx and Bebe Blake Ill Loo Angel,., been taken hen!," Judge Walaworth
I· Servtc.i" are P<lldlng al PacUic View last to get iaa. upheld roany ol the charges handed ®""
Moriuary In Corona det Mar. -"--"--"-in a local i'lnd Jury Indictment ol the I u )..(' 1oC seven defeodant! and SuQ, Inc .
..-----------, He dtsmlssed conspiracy allegations on
i OIANll COAIT • Gas Marketing -of dooble Jeopardy and set ' March 11 u the nert court date for the DAILY PILOT
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Law Discussion
Set in Newport
Service sta tion dealers in the Newport
Beach area are urged to diSCUll!I the new
gasoline marketing law wttb police
Friday during a special meeting at City
Hall.
The meeting, echedulcd for 4 p.m. in
City Council chamber•, wilt he attended
by police..olli""" and a representaUve ol
the Orange County District Attorney's
Office.
Nice Sgt. Jn Jacobi aaid Iba ...ion
II for the purpooe ol llllllinln& and
answering questions about enforcement
policy' and to enttgbten service staUon
owners on bow violatlonl will be
pmecuted. -
Also on the agttlda are a plan for
rtgulattng servic> 1talloa boon of
operation and cooperaUve bandlinC o1
waiting lines 10 ml.nbniK tr a C f I c proti1ecna, Jacolll aaid.
FBI Arrests Four
seven men identified as the Suki firm 's
.prlndpala. Ettore ZaP!'I, tdentUted again
Wednesday by Deputy Dlstrlct Attorney
Oretta Sears as a P.fafia kln~in, was
the one exception to Judge Walswortb's
dismlSlal action.
ZappiJ 69, reportedly nursing a
deteriorating heart condition at his
Florida home, still faces In hi.I absence,
all SO counll rttumed by the Orange
County Grand Jury .
Conspir.acy and possession \\1th intent
to ae11 pornographic materials are among
them.
. All lndictees except Zappi may have to
'face trial in Santa Ana Municipal Coort
lottowlng the auggestton Wednesday that
. the remalnln1 allqationt :.•alnst the
11• ~· IJ be cut to m1ldemeanor Jevel, J e Fitll dtamtued alt charges
brou I by the ~ Ansel.. County
Grand Jury last moath in action that
brought howls of protest from local
plVIOClltora.
Ortll(e County charges were filed
l(alnat the -alter l Loa Alamitoa
policeman looltlng for a rest100m while
an palnll •iletedl1 llumbted onto • ca<he of a.rtJ I00,8QO 1CX _, and pomo-
snpblc -In I local wa..i-. Ordered .. ,-., to court March t t
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artlfacts 1tol .. from -..,
"'"'' Tbomu Sfnopotl, 33, and Ronald Fonnan, 33, both ol Loo Aqtlts;
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N.Y. Stocks
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974 c TEN CENTS
rtqUirement, ii flags are oot used. To
comply fully with lhe law q"ners mu..t
also po6t "open" signs du r Ing
appropriat' hours.
J..ocal law enforcement officers admit·
led today that enforcement of that
provision as wen as the section requlriog ·
service stations to clearly post their
business hoW"S bas been Ies,, than
stringent.
One explanatk>o by law enforcement
officials is that few gasoline retailers
under1tand all parts of the law. even
tbou&h it has been on the books since last
Friday.
"fi1ost of the stal\on owners bad no
idea what ls goina on," says Shmff
Patrol Captain Thad Dwyer. "We've bad
tile regulalions printed up and are hanp
delivering them to service stations in tbe
lmincorporated areas. We will be asking
for compliance Friday. Until then it will
be an educational program."
Lagooa Beach police al80 are using the
Colson, Elirlichma"!l
6 Indicted
Beverly Hills office of Dr. Lewis J.
Fielding ""with intent to search for
confidential Information c o n c e r n i n g
Danlel Ellsberg."
same system to sprtad the news to the
city's 11 service stations, be.it there is no
indication when citations may be issued.
Police are hoping compliance v.ill be
voluntary.
In Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle
Robitaille has issued a "bands off" policy
on epforcement of all new gasoline
regulations. "I've issued an order 10 my
people we will take no action on the plan
Wltil the designers of the plan can U!ll us
what it says," the chief declared.
Police throughout the coastal areas all
claim tbal complaints have been fev.•,
However. the sheriff's office noted that it
bad received SC\'eral complaining phone
ca.lls .
One woman from the A1ission Viejo
area who declintd to be identified said
she wants the lav.· enforced immediately
be<:ause she has wailed in line repeatedl y
for service stations wh: .h never open.
''There is no one to see that the
tSee GAS, Page Z I
• Ill Break-in
"IL is not easy to stand accused a Barker said the trio did "what we
seeond time in as many weeks," he sakt. believed in. We believed v.·e acted on
"The charge today is bard to take proper authority from the United States
WASffiNGTON (AP) -A federal
grand jury today indicted ,former White
House aides John D. Ehrlichman and
C!'4Ples W. Col~ o~ a charge _of
_ •. v.iolatlng. the • civil ~nghts of. Daniel NIXON SHIFTS WATERGATE
because some weeks. ago I took _an __ ,,
IDdepeode:ot po l,y g r a p h examination government.
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.:. •SOme county ;mpioyes have•'taken.to]>~ying 'c~quet on the lawn of ,
· --the~<lld-orailge-eouniy-C-Ourthou!lfllunng·their-lunch·break. Most
are members «if -the county planning staff. They say the game does
woµders for the digestive system. .. •
Hosmer Claims Congress
Playing Eqergy Politics '
WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Rep. Craig
HO.-(R·Looi Beach) today .accused
eoOgress -ao especially Sen. Henry M.
Jacklloo and Rep: Morris K. Udall -of
"playing politics" with~ttle eberkY ... c~IS.
Hosmer, who represents .lhe westerly
sector of tile Orange Coast, said dealing
widl the energy problem requires "a
commitment" such · a!I the-Manhattan
Project" to develop tile atomic bomb and
tile Apollo project to oend men .to the
moon.
"!lat ~ la playiog ~licll -
1~·11e~ .
-,...;,,,u,. ......-Ile 11111 ml
be ~ _.,,, to his
_...;oaaJ ,.at . r<preseoU.g the
Orange Coast and Long Beach area~
'!be Calilomia Republl"'" s al d
~ had looded up the energy
etWiWf .act with ''p:ipuli.U noose~
~ aa llYin& to mil bock prices to be-
low COit, "~ina"\ing il ~ry for Pr:es-
ideitl Nixon to veto the bill.
'Meanwhile, be said Ji¢t.O. (().
Walbil1ltoo), and Udall 1().Arlt.ona ),
~ )»ldlag up actiao on legtslallon to
.,... an energy ....,-a~d •• . ••• Hertz~g to Join
Ceuncil Tuesday
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nOlllJ ---'11!1 be lurnally -In Tuelda1 -~
Iba ,,,.etti:. ri::Ui:" :X:":" ,e
In. dlJ -cblmben ol Ult Colla M• Civic Cmler. 77 Falr,Drtft.
At that time t•auncllmon will bear the
oflldal canvai ol -fnMD 'nlllday'I
.-ID wblcb Mn. """""' 11111 Jldt HUMllll bolb won fOlll'J<ll? COllllCll
termS.
,,,. --mt1 vM -or Colla M .. wUI lit ·-durlnc the ~-·
deveiopmellt administration (ERDA) ·to
dlred federal research and to coordinate
it with private research.
''This vital link in the chain to new fuel
soulces is being severed in the Senate by
Presidential palitics lookln1t t4 the 1976
election," HOsmer said. "In trying to
~int himSelfl the hero of the energy
crisis, Sen. Jackson wants to be the
author of all energy legislation aod
coocentrate all energy matters .in the
Seoate Interior Conunlttee wbicb be
controb.'' '
-said Jackm had "pigeon-boleCf• the bill and tlllt Udall waa
ti:yiag "to getat'bilLbe con"•out of the
Home Interior O>nunlttee to help
Jactsoo.win~~al of his own bffi.
Holmer said the m .Democrall .,.....
guilty ol "paralyzing flim-llam" and
urged adlon on bis qwn bill calling fO< ...ablilMi<nt .of "a bigh level sllldy
commJltee" ·to . begin drMrlng up a
na~~ research.ijpficy.
'!be a!UdJ' committee .wO<ild comtlit of
seven federal olflclala "re~ng
variolM ageocies -tile Interior
depar'tm:eot. $tie . P o w • r Con•nillim. the-Energy
CommloolGo, ad lhe I
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Just Making
His Livin.g
HOUSTOl'I (UPI) -A '°""' woman •"'*"'lltd 1-a -ID lier bedroom wliO dliln'I biiGq -Sbe ,....med.
"Dolft do lllOI." Ibo ~ eid.
"I'm I .,....11111111 barillt' Ind J'Ve p
., ma1re 11\Y Itri• -•bore. Toaliht
it's here." •
'!be man took orr the woman •
bl •era, Uld hn' hmm wltb it.
aeattbed the ajllrtmellt and took II In
cull, I Witch aad I f'lna.
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Ellsberg~ psycbiolrlst . , ,
Also indl_cted on the same charge were
Watergate lX>ilsplratorS .G. Gordon Liddy ,
Bernard L. Batker, Eugt?nio R. Martinez
and Felipe De Diego.
The indictment dlarged that the
defendants engineered the break-in of the
Brown Seeks
State Action
On DeMarco -~
F-fllre llervlceo
SACRAMENTO -Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown Jr. today filed action
to F mote tbe,._...notary commission or
attorney Frank DeMarco, ronner law
Partner of ~el'ltlal attorney Herbert
Kalmbach or 1'/ewport Beach.
DeMarco is accused of backdating the
writeoff on hJs vice presidential papers.
Kalmbach nieently resigned hb law
partnership with DeMarco following
· Kalrnbach's guilty plea on a felony
CflargelrivolVing j>olitical rootrjbutiOns. ..,
DeMarco maintains his law practice in
Los Angeles although the finn, now
deed supporting PresKlent Nixon's tax
known · as DeMarco, Barger and Beral.
also maintains offices in Newport Beach.
DeMareo reported that Brown was
charginJ him with failure to "fully and
faithfully discharge the duties of a notary
public." ' Brown notified DeMarco that he was
taking action to revoke the attorney's
notary public's license. Brown's office
has jurisdiction over California notaries
public.
DeMaroo said in a teJepbone interview
he bad done "nothing illegal or
improper" and d:larged that the action
was staged by Brown, a Democratic
gubernatorial oontencler, to ob ta in
nationwide publicity.
It has been estimated that Nixon's tax
deduction for the papers. valued by an
appraiser for Nixon at $576;000, saved the
President about $250,000 in taxes.
Brown charged the docwnents were
"falsely dated March and April, 1969, in
order to provide misleading, deceitful
and fraudulent documer.~ation of the
claim that the gift of the Nixon papen to
the National Archives was completed"
prior to the change in the law.
Brown told newsmen be asked Nixon in
a letter thls week to waive the attorney~
client privilege "so that DeMarco could
answer additional questions concerning
the backdating."
He said DeMarco bas "indicated" be
would answer questions be.. "previously
refused to answer if the President waives
the privilege.
"The questloos DeMarco refused to
(See DEMARCO, Page 1r
Streakers Hit
Orange Coast
Male streakers Invaded Ora111•
co.at O>llep girl llOftbaJJ and
volleybeU 1ames Wedne1day
a"'"-1, baltiog play momentari-
ly.
One 111111 streaked tltrough •
volleyball confrontatloo with Los
Ancei.. Harbor College I n d
dlsnipl<d play for 30 "'10Ddl. He
had 1 io..I over his htad as his
only .covtt.
Dar1111 .. Orange Coast ao!tball
~ to LA Harbor. 12-9. lwo
slretkers circled the flfld area a
oouple of timeli before r<Uring to
obocltrilf,
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Colson, 'in a statement, proclaimed his
innocence as he did Friday when named
in the Watergate cover·up conspiracy
indictment
Private Funeral
. \yblch -detennj,ned that I did not know In , . _ .The.. burglaey took. place. Sept 3, 1!171 .
advance of the Fielding break-in." Colson, when ~llsberg was under indictment In
said. connection with the leak of the Pentagon
In Miami, Barker sald, "Yt'e will fight papers.
this indictment and we will plead The grand jury also indicted Liddy on
-innocent. I speak for De Diego, A1artinez two counts of refusing to testify before a
and myself.'' (Se~ 6 JNDICTEO, Page %)
Ex-Mesa City Manager
!Arlie' Swartz Dead at 69
Did Mitchell
'A rrange'
Vesco Meet?
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Arlinaton C. "Arlit" 5nrtz. the
architect ol much ol Costa Ates.i's city
government and nonhwaril apans!oo
after incorporation in 1953, died today at
his doMttown home.
He was 69, but until chronic
em~serna began 1to take Its toll, Mr,
Swartz' coal-black hair betrayed his
true age by at least two decades.
The retired city manager who Jived at -
283 B~way, a World War ll Navy~.
Seabee, will have his ashes scattered at
sea following private funeral rites.
He is survived by his wife , Alma, who
was with him when death came. She has
suggested memorial contributions to th~
American Cancer Society.
Navy service during World War Tl
actually brought Mr. Swartz and hi.s wife
indirectly to the community be bad a
strong hand in shaping over the years.
The Brooklyn-born Swartz, who worked
for a time in the New York stock market,
enlisted in the Navy, while his wife
joined the Anny Air Corps as a nurse.
He wound up at Long Beach Naval
Station, visited an aW'lt who lived on the
Orange Coast and ~ to settle here.
Swartz started as sec~ry-manager
of the old Newport Heights Irrigation
District and worked on Costa Mesa's
Incorporation Committee, becoming city
clerk v.tien it passed.
He was a doer, not a speech-maker.
So modest was 1ttr. Swartz that friends
and city offlc~b who wanted to honor his
dedicated city service waited wrtil be
went on vacation to name Arlington
Drive after him and surprise him when
he came home.
• During his tenure, Mr. Swartz rose
from city clerk to dirtd.or d public
works, a UUe whlch be .s b a r e d
simultaneously with that of as.sistant. city
manager under Robert Unger.
He we appointed city manager
blmsell in August J!IM, when Unger
resigned, then had to step down himseU
in li6> due to UI health.
Costa Mesa's north cily area lnclud!ng
the lucrative South C4alt Plaza lie within
city llmlts thanks to 1'fr. Swarti and
Judge Donald Dungan, who was then city
attorney.
"They used to go out and fast-talk
those damn farmers until they had to
come into Costa Mesa.'' laughs one
~ime _fr i e n_ d , relating Swartz'
argumentS for anncxaUon.
A popular but sell-effacing figure,
slightly built, Mr. Swartz was a member
(See SWARTZ, Page%)
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DEAO AT 69
Former Mesa Aide Swartz
Chieken Streak
OCC Nudes Run Witli U1nb rellas
Male nude streakers streaked the
Orange Coast COiiege campus wearing
only umb..rlu today after Ki-masked
dashers llftail<d 1rom Costa Meoa High
SChool to Maude B. Davb lnlormediale
Scbool (Relalell 110ries Poge 2).
1be.. incidents ftre believed unrelated
except lhlt both were cairied out in the
raln, drew modest crowds of onlookers
for tho latest ootlooel Sludent craze.
l,"romptl) at 11 ,30 a.m. today i...
inasked tnll'ftia tped from tbe lndusbial
arts building of Costa Mesa Hlgb across
I ploying field to the Junior bigb IC!tool
parking lo!.
High school !ludtttls said a bet had
forced tbe -~ aboe duo to pr"'5 on
with tile rumor advmlsed streak.
Nearly 300 studinta admired the soggy
run. The streakers witnesses described
as "real crat.ies" arrived in a pickup -·
truck which met them at the end or tbe.ir
nm to Davb school.
Principals or the two 1Chools "'ere not
available for commerit 6n the incidentl. ·
Momeni! after the Coota Mesa High
streak wu being touted u the oounyr's
first higb school streak, two more nude
men tq:an tbelr nm which took them
put the lludent cente:r.
~!tire for !he speedy sltlp and nm ii
utually limited to head and IOmetimes
foot gear.
Coast college wllncuet h o w e v e: r
ditcerned ooly that the flrlt tnlrle1 In
the coUeglAte division of Orange coast
streakers were both male.
They canied umbrtllas leading ooe
oboerv<r to noll1 "that la jult like toking
1 shower with a raincoat on."
NEW YORK (AP) -A government
witness testified today that former Atty.
Gen. John Mitchell arranged a ml'(!ting
between the head of the Securities and
Exchange Commission and a lawye r for
financi er Robert Vesco v.•ithin houri1 after
Vesco made a $200,000 castr contribu-
tion to President. Nixon's re-election
campaign.
Harry L. Sears. the witness. testified
at the-· conspiracy trial of Mitchell and
former Commerce Secretary !\1aurice
Stans that the meeting with then SEC
chief William Casey ·was ' 'very
productive.''
!\IKchell and Stans are accused of
trying to abort an SEC frau" probe of
Vesco's multibiJlion dollar financial
empire in retiJrn for the $200,000
contribution. They were charged with
conspiracy. perjury and obstruction or
justice.
Sears said he and Laurence
Richardson, a business associate of
Vesco, delivered lhe cash in a briefcase
to Stans, who was President Ni xon's re·
elect.ion finance chairman. at. StaM'
campaign office in WashingtOo.
He said the money wa s delivered April
10. 1972, three days after a new law
requiring reporting of such t'On.tributlons
\~:ent into effect. •
Sears said Richardson opened the case
on Stans' desk and tipped it toward him
so he could see the currency inside.
"Do you want to count it ?'' Richardson
asked. according to Sears.
He said Stans answered : "No. that
won 't be necessary."
Sears said Richardson then stated:
"!\Ir. Vesco wants me to deliver you a
message. He'd like to get some help."
He said Stans responded : "Tell him
that's not my department or bailiwick.
That's John ~1itchell"s department.•·
Orange Coast
Weather
The weather service calls for
clearing skies Friday v"ith only a
20 percent chance ol showers.
Temperatures at the beaches and
inland will range arou.111 58. Lows
in tile upper ~·
INSmE TODAY
An outaiandlng version cf
.. TM Taming of tile Shrew" -
1t.oged the way Shakespeare
wrote it -is the latest produc-«<m of So•th COOJt l!cp<rtOf!J,
Tht play ii reviewed on Page
21 todau.
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t ltf~leM Sanin~y .~~eah~_· -. . . BP ~1 ,_.=;--A ii., ~W-:w beh,.:i...i .....;.tel UMm""'· your -at llldety Socio . ll .... le ~..:r. ~tl)l!i ' . . In IYed." _,,
el "llrel " -ruiml'\::.., In public a.,.od '.ii · 01 Waablqlim, · • l:'...;8 ~Id tome coedl are lilliJ part
;.,~11400:11 ~ ai=.uai;v: ' "I W It p Jy bu mthlng In do
~-' ~-\\'hlli. l4d ...... dlif • -odllnitel • • • , ~
l!r. Ytllle t111Qetll lt derives from IM
llp>e!<lll P'acliCe el "r=i' lo wh!Eli
-e_.i tlietf ~ u J t._... cl CQlllea!pt." Ill lil'Hklng, lte wfved . wtfll ~!¥. IL " llJe NJd. "It ""'31 • ,.oo . they '1••<lld the c'r.~ sweepipg ttt ~iiiii;i' JD ""' " In IL U~, 'u,;: nation'• college campuses will fiP.le it'• a klnd .el 4IDl&S.ot IUUIJUy.I• .\""""' 1ffiea the novelty wears off.. . Dr T -n. C\..-ed ··~• edlct It will die Oii!, absolutely," . · ~Wrtnee ~-· "~man. a . not :Id fi'r F'rtd~clc Koeclg professor of behlvlo!lilr ,__ ::.nd prof-r of
IOCloloO"-t TU.lane Unlv~lty. "There ts P6fcblatry at.the tfnl'lerslty of Chicago, .9tJrne Initial graliftcation from seeltlhg •id.1tre~g,wu ,Signlficant in tenna ot
ttlease from soci.al restrictions, but you co~uruty. atandards and acceptance of ~ a point where Jt's not done any nudity. · ., ' more." "It obvloUSly ·-aays ·something about
Koenig said streaking waa n 0 t cba:ngtng more! bl lrhleb nudity ls sort of
"hlbltionhm. which In Its tedmlcal oemi'ta~.'" be lald. ~has a sexual motivation, and "l dO Dr. Ar1hur · Yehle, '8 Memphis State
J1iJt think'. streakers are streaking for University p5ycihology professor, saw no
sexual gratification." deep social significance in streaking,
CaroUne E. Preston, a 1 soc I ate although he said, "there's a fairly good
Driver Rams
l Gasoline ,Line • MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPll -The
llllKILIY STlllAKJlllli OCT
MU IQ, Sl'OTL!~HT, ..... 5
'ANYTHING 0015 OH HIAD,
TOES. Story, Pa~ 9
in the naked scampers becaule they feel
women should have equal rigbl.s.
"If this Is a fad , they 11ay, It shouldn't
be just for bo)ls to get in on."
This view was supported by a coed at
Glassboro State College in New Jersey
who streaked with 25 males.
"Why not women? Men are doing it.
Men should not be the only ones to do
th.ls."
llfd. ''1bon ii a lalrlJ 1ood amount ol tJUnNnf'JOUr note 1t IOciety lt:lvolved.!'
Or. Koenig said that while moonlni
was· "more of a vi$ual obsceoi&r,
1irealdng-11 a-way of-doing . that lo
oooventional toeiety, bllt It adds tbe thrW
of the chase." ·
· nie Doukhobors, a religious teet.. ID
eanada, have been sbeddlng clotbeS .a1 I
'\'...Ill' of J>l."Olest ~inc.e 1908, when I~ were
arrested. t<r nudity. · .... '"1e current ra!li ol st"9k!nl. wu ftrit
noted at Southern Metbodlst 11n(Yel'lll)'.
In Dallas. However, some sUt!akb\c was
reported In Southern CaUfornla II
OUiatmas time and the practice. bu
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Streakers 5, Officials One
Six nude male students streakcd He never made it to the car, however,
-..... l4d oil fad In Calir.mi. liii( Flocidl for a number of yean.
1be lid showed na 1lgns of dlmlnilhlng w_., oJtl>t.
A crowd, -led al Ill by tllo
CUljlUI newspaper,. the Dally Tar Heel,
na naked at 'the University of North
Carolina In Chape\ Hill while another
1,500 to 2,000 students c~red them on.
The streakers included 75 ... girls, the Daily Tar Heel•said. -
About 25 atreal!.,.,, lncludlng IWO
coeds, ran past the Memphis State
University center mall Wednesday night.
Ab6ut 300 streakers, some w~arlng ties
llid ~hits, marched with a band on the
Holy · Crou tampus in Woreetter,
Mass., whUe 81l girls and nve bbys ran
nude around the campus of Hood College,
a girb' school in Frederick, Md.
'lbere were 150 streakers at Georgia
Southern College and two arresb. .
Bandits Abduct
Woman in Mesa,
Get $94 in Cash
i long gas line was apparently too
much for one motorist.
, · ·coii11ty ·Judge
.Won't D~op
Suki Charges across two West Orange County high but was caught by .)sslstant Principal A palr of bandi ts who abducted a
school campuses Wednesday and today Jerry Arriola, in charge of campus super-woman customer in the $94 hOtdup of • ~. Police said a 60-year-old man was
r arrested for malicious mischief . LEY vision. By TOM BAR -eliciting both cheers and raised Costa Mesa service station Wedneldey 01 ,,,. 0 .. 1)" ,.11,1 s1•tt b 1 f 11 Disciplinary action may be taken night, free'-her ..__ the street, are when he methodically rammed six
. cars in h.is line, moving away from
·~.each wreck and heading, for the
,,. next car.
Lashing a Los Angel~s judge• s eye rows rom e ow s'udents . against the youth. who \li'as returned to sought to&;yoe """!u
dismissal action as "incredible," Orange Campus administrators, however, re-Fountain Valley High for a conference During the 9 p.m. holdup at the Urich · Dlltr '"" '"'",.....
County Superior Court Judge James H. sponded wiLh threats of suspension rath-with his parents and the school principal. Service Station, .2050 Harbor Blvd,, one of. ltlflb• Pltela
· :_ .O.Ifi~rs said when h.is _ o~r
. ,_would not go any more. thei man
1 attempted to nee on foot but was
seized. .
"" : The man said the collisions
:c_ ~d. because he w a s
t unfamiliar with the brakes on the
newly acquired car.
Walsworth ref.used late \Yednesday to er than applause . At appJJOOmately _3.:._30.._W_edn_elday the -1'09bers grabbed-the-victim as a
th:mW'lMlt an tHeef'iarges gtii.DStTeven -sllortlf after School began -today, Two afternoon, three more streakers' dashed hostage to smw-they ·meant buainw .
men accuaed of stashing nearly $100,000 upperclassmen darted throug'.1 tbe out-through the teMis courts at Edison High l..i.9a D. Chadwick, 2t, was releued a
worth of alleged pomographie materailJ. door corridors at Westminster High and into the varsity locker roOm, shcrt di!tance from the service .station
Commenting that the action taken last School, almost totally naked even whizzing by a girls basketball class. after her abductors drove east don Bly
month by Los Angeles Superior C.ourt though it was raining HghUy. Assistant Principal Arriola warns 'that Street from the comer. '
Judge David N. Fitts, "wouldn't have One of the :ftteakers wo: ~ tennis shoes all streakers caught will suspended Detective ,>.. Sam Ccrdeiro said
been taken here," Judge Walsworth and a red, white and blue ski cap. The and transferred to another campus in the station attendart..Jciftn M. IA Qol:x, 19. of.
upheld many of the charge& handed do"-'1 other one, who was described as district. Santa Ana, bantted o_yef ute·money after
In a local ==jury Indictment of the .. •--lei · " be~ f f .. --ght fro .... being codrooled at l!UllPOint. • seven d-'~:_;. --:-.a ~-'-', In~~ su .... ng· 1n ,,.e very •n o orm, iuuse cau on campw m Ou=. One 1 ~-t ' ~""Its ho rrled 'll':J. . .. ·• Q~ ~11.1 DU£J "'' wore oiily a sweat band on his head. schools will be arrested, Arriola uitt, O \IJC WO .....,... • w ca . .a
Tom Harmon, TV ~pb!'l$castfr
and resident of Lagunita in
South Laguna, speaks to count,y
supervisors on behalf of fenc-
ing beach to keep out public.
SupervlJor1 denied the fence
on a 3·2 vote,
· He dismissed conspiracy allegations on d , to realize""the revolver wu deleribed as •a male Lalin .JI'~, .... -;-n-_ ~ ~ _,...gro_undl. of-double -jeopaM -and set . _ ;~tudent ob~ervers reacted with ~~~s~ "Students jwt on t seem about 5 feet 5 inches tall. in bis late 20s DEM ·..l .DL"'L\
1 i · . · March ll as tbe next, court date for the wild ap~l~uS:': and screaming, ac~~thng · cOOSequenCes of streailnf like. '.~belnf. arid we1gtm;g aboilt:t~)" pounQs-:-----, , . • ll.""I-'l·..:AU. ....... -.. • •1 -· 111 -. ~ -• -~ iievt!h· meta i.ftetiiUfila ii tJle' Stild ·firnLia--. to .. '-~tuctent.:mfor:mer .after the inculeot "·suspende.d-, ~nd geuing a.j&>Uce.record, ' ·'Ibe other was deBCribed as being·about, -~ . _
L • _ . . principals. Ettore 1.appl, identified again Its really added Hf-: to our ~~ools, Arriola contlbued. "But we won't tolerate 5 feet, 7 ~ tall, ~ his eerly •and . amwer O(l)Cern a meeting be had ,With
t6 48 Wednesday by Deputy DlstriCt Attorney and brought everybody tog~her, the it." v.1tb bloodlsh-red hair. the President fn the White ~'6eral 1 evP . r Oretta Sears as a Mafia kingpin was informer comment.ed.
i , . ._(-1•1 the one excepUon to Judge Walsw'orth's 'Ibe first local streaking af(a ir, at Edi-minutes after the deed was fa ly dated
Ca•8••uP dismissal action. son High on Wednc'iday, was brough! on From Page l From Page l ud ~."Brown said. "During that · i.:~.\.~~=--=~I~-:;;:::::::::-] ZaJ>pl 69 reportedly nUrsing 8 by crosstown rivalnes between Fountam } JCTED meeUaa .DeMan:o reviewed t be
1i: deterior'a~" heart condition at his Valley High and Edison Hi~. 6 ND • • • SWARTZ --."'-• 's &ax returm with th e. . Flortda horfie still f~ In his absence A Fountain Valley High School student, . • • • '":r-._
TONIGHT . .all 'so counts' returned by the Orang~ said to be compl~tely nakec'.. streaked House committee. Prelident ana Mr. Nix<ll signed. the
,,. "ENEi(G -CRJS1s:-FACT-O R 'QiWiiy'Grin1!~J-.-~~ ~, 'lhroui!11 ,Edison High School Wedne.day . of' many-organlzalions ud wu ,often ,.iun...,_,.....:-·----·------f ANC'l'' _ Gel'T)' Gerken,' Conmmer . r.•"'"ra~ ·and·-... ~~ion with intent m
1
othemmgth, beadindgoftowlhards a waiting car Liddy already is strvlng. a Sentence (or kidded about his youthful head of hair DelrJl:m> eald the fo~ charge would • G " .... ..._ .. ,..,. ..,,."'I". .... ,......,..-a o er en e campus contempt of court for his refusal to and ~ldyn a~ . .............. Soulliem Caln. as ~ • .,....y. ·to•-'! ~.;.,~""'c maJerials are among · ~~ ·~· "give me an -portwilty ·1n. file an ,,,__...,. st. 7 30 ~· -··"'r .. l'"--" testify before a grand jury. City ~·-~•man Alvin L Pink!;.. id ~ io.ta M'"8 Llbraey, ~ : p.m. them" ' • " ~~• · ., sa anawei: ab! deftme" within 15 days prior
1;;,,oc&. LECTURE .~ :!IP.vestments," All lndictees except Zappi may have 10 Liddy was sentehced to serve a no Calta Mesan ever did more for tl!e th
,»lwani .McNary ledurer,. Eastl>!l!lf ·race ttlal'Jn' 8anlll -Ana Municipal Court v entura County maximum or 20 years for his role In the commlllllty. In an administrative hearing on • Cjlie.
·1:1emmry Scbool, 7;30 o.m. 'following the suggestion Wednesday that June 17, 1972 break-bl at Democratic "When you've kno)fn somebody for this He conceded ~t the final deed to the
''TAMING OF THE'"SllREW""-_;the .'-.ulllf(".alllglitiom rl .. ln8t, the National Committee Headquarters. loag,'' Plnltley.aald.,clearly troubled, "It papers wu llgned Oil AprU 10, 19'10, ~.~ ~~~~~'.-.,~~ :s~~~r:~,~~ear:_~~~~~ Adopts . Odd-ev.en co:[1~hfyf;g a:: ;;Is =~~ed ~thtbc: j~:: %!e:~e:-!:!'~ta, Mr. ~:t ~:00 ~ ~~ l~,,,8:
<rl:ilICI LEcruRES -"Shamanism: brought by the 1A>s Angeles county counts of lylng to a grand jury abOut the Swartz was a member of several
Studies tn Nonordlnary Reality," Room Grand Jury last month in action that Gas _Sales Plan activitie! ol the White House special organizations. law was changed between the dates to 101 Pbysical Sci...., 11111g, 1-t:!O"p.m. .bcouabl..bowls .of ,pmltsl ..from. JQ<zj Investigative unit known aa t be '11le groupo Include Seafaring Masonic her aucll dedutliooa made alter July 25,
•'Sdetifflc MedlclJie"foi' the Laylllan," proseculm:' --·--· ··---"Plumbers." I,ldge No. 1761, Al Malail<al! Shrine. 111111. • "
,,,...._ •• IAdllnl JWt -v.t SUrp-U-:~·'County--charges were filed ·From Wire Servka -ThelndictmentallegedthatonJuly27, Qrango Coun!y•s El Bandido Shrine _ "Th(Jlsabypertechnlcal matter thatl
Bldg. f.JO p.01..~ -:;-J?l~=!f?idtJ: a ~;~c-~V."llll!J~l>";lw """'"e ·the ninth 1971 Egil Krogh Jr. anil DaVld R. Yotmg Club, Amigos VleJOS and the Costa Mesa . can~ but believe would have been taken , ' ~ :: ~---dld'DC:tckla r~.~~~ ~ty._:to adopt the odd~ven Jr. seht a memorandwn to Ehrllcbman Lions Club.
• FRID i"'t"'.h._~.t.i~ ~~~~turhbf~(J'ljO,a ~be g.as '.'Sale1 ... J)lan '1ll,Ch now covers more which discussed a request to prepare a He was past president of the Lions care of long ago 1f Mi. Blown Was not f~ JAZZ F . "~DTM~~ .;il""fi6ttli,1..'!0lf,.S.ie bobks llrtd-~~ .than 60 J)erceAt of the state'a 12.5 million psychiatric study on Ellsberg. C}ub which later merged with the looking for publicity in a matter of
school !"!. ~~·~..J·'-Ji#."'~~ a~Jocal ltaHhouse. .~ motor vehiclP., ' · Krogh pleaded guilty to a single charge Newport Harbor cl ub. He also was past national interest," DeMarco said.
Bellson & ·~~l. l:~lf: . ~ -' • ·~·rt~· tJJ"Court March' 11 . 'D,lil 'p~an. ta~ eft~t in Ventura of violating Fielding's civil right! and is presjdent of the Orange County Coast · He said the initial 1969 deed wa.s
wn, Adai~ "'... • ~~.l~ ~~ 33• ·~<Jtoll!ld ~ty on ~Y~"Blld will place much serving a six-month sentence at a federal Association. erely and igned ain in 1970 ~AY-Nl2mt.Elt.MS;--. -~:r~ 33\~• "Loi ~..,._ ,m<W,of the SOO!hem California region prlsonatA!lenwood,Pa.Kroghagreedto :tha;~ld~ent~~uldreflect
• '7 p.m. ~· ,., .:: . ., ':..4·YI . i;Bl~; ~. Slln HaimoWi '49, under lt. It had already been in effect in cooperate with the prcsecutors. the appraiser's.final estimates of value. en LEC'l'UJ!E8. ·--_Herbs .!!!!d .. ," .. I!emeleln,.21, all of v!"' Nuys; Otange arid Los Aiigeles counties and the Herom· Sale Busted DeM·-·· ·-~·~ •.. t·•t"1ed she , Carot.~"Der_!i ·l•cturw ·:an~~ Qwlea Denny,. 26, of populous western ·portion of Riverside ... w ................ •~ .,.,ui
unity 01Uf9i:.'.:~ .. ~ 11:30 ... a;;ru,;-~y. 7 •_·· ~ ~ ._, CoUnty. · may have thrown away the initial deed
Energy.'• ::fir:.::: ~Cllll!illl ~ ~;: • '.( · · , ~ • · FBI Arrests Four SEASIDE CUPll -Narcotics agents routinely. Sci~ llechire .,. 7•30 · p'.tn..::."i..; ·"~-" --~.. _:. In the northern and central part of the Wednesday arrested a S 5. ye a r. o 1 d The matter IS now Wider investigation ~ " ·Joel ~ ieclQWif · :~h:J;fj .7. • f Qil state ~.San Mateo, Contra C.osta, SANTA FE SPRINGS (UPI) -FBI Carmel resident on charges of selllng by tbe Internal Revenue Service and a
16 Ji' · ~'M ·,; ... 4 .\. \i~ U 8 0 . and Solano .~tles are included. agents arrested two men here and two heroin valued at $60,000. Seaside police joint congressional tax committee that
, ~ -~P·~ , • :-ic '.. -With mdderate to IOng lines still women in Texas Wednesday for allegedly described the suspect, Kang·ShlJ\l Liang is trying to detennine whether the gift I: , · '" · . ~ :_.-: :' O. ·m · · ,j •, . • apparent at most service stations in the dealing in v a 1 u a b I e pre-Colombian as a "major Central California narcotics ~as actually made before or after the liT cijia.• ;_ ·sta '';;..':-;.-,t · .1:1.rriving Southern Callfomla area , the Internal artllacts stolen from Mexico. figure." law was changed. n ars ~. rs· ---. 1·, • ' Revenue Service had a-word of warning . -===:.=:=:...::.:::.::.::.::.=:._ ___ ....::=:._ ____________ __:::;:=.:.; ____ ......; __
~ • ... !" .... ·.-t~ ·-, " ---: .. . for operators, confident in the new i..lt H .1:' H" '=· On 6oast .Sands seuer·, market. who_ have been cutti ng 1t. ar.oor ' ig1i ' back on the amen1ttes that were once
'·An evening of ·;~,.~oes, and tongs By 'Fll~:_~:~~!MEHL s':~a;! stations cannot dispense with i
$ prom,i_sed at the annual "Tars and Globs of crude oil, ...... ..ibly from the wiping of windshields, checking "8rs" talent show at Newport Harbor ,,....,_ headlights and oil and water levels unless Jtligb School Friday and Sa~urda~ nights. Sumatra in South East Asin oontinued to they reduce the price of gasoline to make
:tProduced by the school s Junior class noat into beaches along the Orange Coast up £or the loss of such services. warned
qnder co-sponsor.ship of the Newpo;t today as crew,_ did the best they oould to Investigator Marvin Burton, who said
!!arbor Exchange Club, the show will clean up the black stulf. vjolators could be fined.
lkgin ~t 8 p.m. in the high school United State,, Coast Guard officials The IRS views the elimination or such 41 uditor:i~· , . niceties as "an illegal price increase," he
' Adm1ss1~ is $1.7~ f'!f' general, $1.?$ ~or who earlier sala lhe tar wa.s from~natural said, because "customer would, in fact,
$tu.dents. Proceeds will go to the Juruor seepage from the ocean floor now say it be getting less than they are paying for,"
efass. =b~fi. came from a ship carrying compared to the base date last ~1ay 15.
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Beach, South Laguna, Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach. Other sightings were
reponed a.s far away a.s Pt. Fennin Jn
Los Angeles County.
In Htfntington Beach. lifeguard Sgt.
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Bill Richardson said the globs or crude · be · "''ere the size of baseballs. In Nr .:-;iort stations are o y1ng U1e law . Nobody Beach, guard Buddy Belshe reported wants to enforce the law. If we're going
chunks as Ja..ae as footballs. to ha\'e a law, then It sbo:llld be in effect
•e for•everybody," she said.
Laguna Beach may have received the Costa Afesa Police Chief Roger Neth
biggest single glob, Public \Yorks says his department had received only
Superintendent Clyde Sweetser reported I · 1 f c. •1 1· a glob rolled in near Bird Rock Poin t that one comp am so ar. ""'sta "esa po tee \\111 enforce the law, but only if an was two feet square and seven inches official complaint is made.
thk:k. "Full-scale monitoring of this law
United States Coast Guard Lt . would require enormous manpower
Commander Louis DeBeman:li said today wliich we do not have ," be said, adding
that tests show that the black stuff is that the new ·regulations will be "ex-
definltely crude oil. tremely difficult to enforce at best."
A Another Coast OUUd spokesman said Newport Beach police say they wtll not
further iests have , traced 1be crude ·to begin enfo~ment until they have few'
Sumatra. ceiv<!l Ml li1strucliolls from the district
SW! a third Coat Guard spokeman atlomey, accordlllf, l~Sgt. :1eed Gloshen.
led ,that. the a"'Ude came from .. _ _,.,ld"-Meanwbile we II just advise, , }Si!t
1 ~ ~ --:r.:r' keep-the-peace We!-ve"""hld="°"' on an lallatrt:ank"er U:iat etf>luu~ complaints and only a few calls. What we
Feb. 22. 1,$00 miles west of San want is voluptary compliance o( the law.
Franclaco. then we don't have to enforce Jt," he
Lt. Commander DeBemordl cooflrmed 881d.
, Jill!! Jilt ¥ip, the .l!Jov.-!Alli 6hettlt Service station owners ar..,•t being ba4 r.!! :carryjnjr ~trln crude, bU forctd to t'Omply with the letler of the
_ yld : COrtelll ,potl<n>a: lo Ille, l'aciflc law In San elemenle either, according In-• pcean m.-te'il unU~ety'that the oil Q)uJd Chief Clifford Murray, who said that the
have drlfttd to the Orqe Coast. even-odd system bas worted SIMOtbly •
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'COUJO have bleeried 111 lanQ. The cnlde hour before closing ud rtqll<lt a police ;i;.!!~U.r i9Jlie. ~that develops lo car lo det~ which -will be the
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