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Nearly overcome by smoke, as he battles .a fire, a Chicago .fireman
pokes his head',.from an attic window to gasp for air. A woman who
had an apartment In the building died, ·ap,ParenUr,: from a heart
attac~, while fleeing the fire. .
Watergate's ·l\leCO:rd Ask s
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Jlouse to lmpeach 1Nixon
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Jameo w. McOml ... t I m-document to
McOJnl Jr., a convicted WaterPte the -J.-Y Comtllttiee, which is compintor, said today he lonnllly asled conclucllng an lmpoadlm8tt Inquiry. He
the -lo impeach Pn!sldent N-on made a iiunJ!ar 11a.......t In an open ...,atds he failed to lnfGml law olfidall letlir to the ..,.. medll' . l'ridlY and
ililt mooey had been fllkl to buy the , -today a """1 In the
silence of the original delendalltl. · , .w ......... Poll that he ,l"Jlloned ·the
' _(#itch Hunt.ers
Find Lifeboat
MONROVIA, Liberia tAP) -
U.S. EmbusJ' oflldall here Aid
todly a ca~ .-t bad -
JpOlted In the Atlalltic Ooun nnr
lbe area wh!re a Britilb lhip
reported teeing balloonist 111omu
Gatd>'• lifeboat lut -k.
'Ille ollldall said they could DOI
oonllrm the Jlr.boet belonged to the
--ballooailt.
Gatch left Harri!bu'I, Pa., Feb.
211 to 1tlempt the first Atlantic
cnlllillll by balloon.
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lldlord, a aomru, ~ •!Gr the Coo-to --the~ at
Ille -"'Ille ..... -.iarr J-• 17, Im. told111e -1i. N&.m· "may
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KeCwd refmed to a DeWI o:iofermce bf -.. _, In . ......,., be Aid
John w. Deon. m:Wllito--
111Ul lllOd April •• told """ March 21 "11111 ,.,_ bod ..... made to
-!Gr Ille JIUl1IOOI of ..... lbem quiet, DOI 1lml'11 for Ollii -·· N-salil 11111 mDmlr lhat he WU
told IQOllO)' -... t GldJ lor the de-
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Valley Mom
Arraigned
In Murder
FOWllain Valley mother of four Ruth
Ann Nance was arraigned in West
Orange County Municipal Court Monday
on murder charges in the shooting death
of her husband, Martin David Nance ..
Mrs. Nance, 33, remains in _Orange
County jail althoogh Judge William L.
Mock reduced ber. ball from $100,000 to
$25,000.
Her attorney, Jerry Bame, said . he
plaruied to meet with Mrs. Nance later
today to discuss pooling of bail.
Mrs. Nance. was arrested I as t
Thursday 'night.,.a/(er Founlaln Valley
police discovered the body of her
husband, a 35-year-old architectural
engineer, lying ln an upstairs bedroom of
their home at 1!568 Trinity River Circle.
Police report Nance was slain with a
1lngie bullet to the head from a .38
caliber revolver. He was rushed to
Foantalo Valley Community Hospital bul
was pronounced dead on arrival.
A date bas not yet been set for a
preliminary bearing but atiorney Bame
said it would probably be held one or two
weeks after the bail review scheduJed for
this Friday.
At the bail review, Mrs. Nance will
enter her plea, Bame said.
Wh1le Mn. Nance Is In custody, her
four school-age children are being cared
for by her fat.her and stepmother,
acconllng to Bame .
' Clubhouse Fire
Reward Set
A mrard of $1,500 Io r
lnlormatloo leading to the arrest '
ml CllllYlctioo of the perlOlll who
... a !In! lo the Lake F..-..t
community -. hu been
PCJBled bf Ille ~ County F~
o,p.rtmenl. aml Occideotai 1-. Ille
'Ille '418,GDO Ore, wbicb destroyed
the LoR Famt Beodl ad T.m
Clall, March 1, ii Utoupt to bave
-aet lo ..... the hw1latl' of
two -.. -· ofllclals uld.
Anyone wttlt lnformalkln is uked
to call the Fltt Department at llf.
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To l111peaeh Nixon
Over · •nosh Moiley"
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' Don't Lift Oil Embargo-Reds
LONDON (UPI) -The Soviet Union is beaming Moscow radio
broadcasts in Arabic to the Middle East urging Arab nations to re-
sist American pressure and not to lift lhe oil em bargo. (Related
stories, Pages 4 and 12)
A broadcast monitored here today underscored the hardening
Soviet Middle Easl policy and spotlighted the Kremlin's displeasure
with the successes scored by U.S. Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kis-·
singer.
The :frtoscow broadcast, recalling that the oil embargo was im·
wsed on countries supporting Israel to secure Israeli withdrawal
from occupied Arab lands, said:
"If today some Arab leaders are ready to surrender in the face
of American pressure and lift the ban on oil before those demands
are fulfilled, they are taking a chance by challenging the whole
Arab world and the progressive forces of the whole world which
insist on the continued use of the oil weapon :"
Jn the past Moscow refrained from taking an open stand in favor
of the oil embargo.
-'Oat of His Mind'
Tee .nHijacker Subdued
By Police in Okinawa
NARA, Ol<lnawa (UPI ) - A maskfd
Japane9e teen -ager: described a s
"somewhat out of his mind" hijacked a Japan Air Lines super jumbo jet with 426
persons aboard today and held them for
a ransom ol more than SSS mi!Hon before
being outwitted and !llhdoed by police.
'nlel'e were no injuries aboard Qte
giant Boeing 747SR "Air Bus." But one
4~year-old Japanese man suffered an
apparent heart attack and w a s
hospitalized.
Seven policemen disguiJed in the white
coveralls of maintenance w o r k e r s
boarded the plane as it oat on the
deaerted nmway at Naha Airport for 61>
hours and thtte of them burst into the
coclq>it and o .. rpowered the 18-year-old
hijacker, police •Id. •
"He eeemed to have no time to show
any resistance," a spokesman •id.
They said he was unarmed, but kept
hil band wide a zippered bllck Dight bac and told cmo-> "You will obey.
our orders."
POiice quoted the boy u saying he
IOlaed tJte plane to "study the earth." lie
wu weorina dark"..,._ and a white
face maak -ht bnike Into tJte upper
declt ftipl cobin ad took control of tbe
u,ilane just belore lt ]IUlded at Naht on
a ~-domeltic ftigbt 1"'m Toill'o· 1be plane landed at !:ill p.m. (t:!I ·
p.m. PDT) and the boy was captured just
before a p.m. t4 1.m. PIYl'l .
Joel TUc:ker, 41, an Amer I can
-·told UPI the ,.. .. ngers took
the air plrwcy "V<r)',...,. calmly."
"'Jbere wu no peolc 1t au," said
Tucker. wh> lives ln Japan and Is Far
East director of commercial airplane
sales for the Boeing Air c r a ft
Manufacturing Co. "We bad nothing to do
except to read ·and sleep." ·
He said the biggest problem was being
bored as the plane sat ldJe. Tucker said
the hijacker never spoke to the
passengers.
Police said the hlJacker was an ta.
year~ld Japanese from Aichl prefecture.
His name was withheld because Japanese
law prevents ldenUflcatlon of anyone
under 20 involved in a crime.
Officials· at Naha Airport said at. 1easr
four ol the passengers were Americans
who we're among 162 women, children
and older men released before the
bijlcter was outwitted by the Okinawa police. ...
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hijacker. demanded JAL give him 15
!Set ·lllJACK, hp I)
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Red Loans ~uspended
WASlllNGTOI'! (AP) - A challenge to ,
the legality of loin-malting procedures
I« Communist countrlet pt0mptod the
Export-Import Bank Moncloy to ouspend
acOon on 1pplication1 for toana to the
Soviet Union. Poland, Romania Ind
Yuplavia. "-eel loins af"'!Ctod bf
the action lnclucled SIU million to the
Soviet Union for 1 natural gu drlllina
pn>ject In the Yakulslt .,.. ol --Siberia.
California,
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Washington
'In Conflict'
U.S. Sen. John V. Tunney has criticized
conflicts between California's emergency
gasoline management system and the
controls being exercised by the federal
government.
He told a gathering of city and county
officials in Santa Ana r.1onday that "the
state and federal governments are
WGrking at cross purposes to each other
and it is not fair to anyone."
"The whole thing is patently ridiculous
and incredibly unfair," he added.
The senator came to Orange County
with the announced intent of getting a
Jeeling ftom. local officials about the
effect of the energy crisis.
Though he heard a latle oo the gasoline
situation, he got more comments on a bill
that would include firemen in the
national minimum wage acL
The way it is now written, Senate Bill
2747 would require citip to pay firemen
overtime for anything more than a 40
hour week, includ ing sleeping time at the
station house.
Several north county of'£lcla1s told
Tunney the bill would bankrupt small
cities.
"'lffit were applied to Orange County it
v."OUld Cost $52.8 million over the next
five years, which ls about the total of
revenue sharing money that. will come in
during the same period," said La Jfabra
, City Marili.ger Lee Risner.
Tunney assured the officials he Is doing
(See TUNNEY, Page Z)
Coast
Weat•er
Some.-low clouds or fog early
Wedneaday according to the
t11'eather service, otherwise fair
With slightly cooler days Highs
-in the 60s. Lows tooig~t m the 409.
INSIDE TOIJi\Y
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·Imprisoned SLA Members to Get TV Time?
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An Dr. M"""" Footer last NoVember.
ollal1ley !or one of two lmprlloned The demaod lhat the pair be llllowed IO ~ UbeNm Army IDllllborl •PP<ar oa a live televlled news
--w11 ..,. or two made In the Mid loday neaotlall<m were under way lut communique from the St.A, which
lo -them, but uld ho hoped ~ could be ruched -
-Mid MoaUy bl -do tVlf1!blnl ho could to pt RmJn> and
Tbl food dlllributlon ICbedulod today another month. Now, bowMI', bt uld bt Jn our considerotlon 11 the lllety ol thl
WU conceieCI 10 g!vi prognm olllda1I would IP"ftd thl mt or the .-y In victim." FBI Director Ciannce M.
time to Improve thl q..UIJ ol the food, !ram -lo three dloys ol food ,Kelley said on the N1tlonal Public
critldxed by the SLA u "hog feed" and • --to ... poor. Affairs Center f()r Te h v 11 lo.n 'I
"unlll lor bumon OOlllUlllj)lion" ' A. Ludlow Kramer, blo _... "Washlrigton Straight Talk" program. lo parmJt them lo •wear on natlonal kl~ Patricia Feb. 4. ~. as dem&iiileCI bYl!lO kidiiopen~ The tldiiipers ai,. demanded lhat the
~ Palrlc:la Hean!. · $% million "People In Nied" food
Uttlt oa but Mid the decllloo
ls .. "" the~ Holilt &Ill that the '11nillliiii ::. ... .,.-!'.." ~boped1u;boP-llll , Klllley. w -tlii'Flll coosUI~
remaining lrom the SI mllUon committed --procrom rrido1· regularly with the Heonl lomlly, ·was
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: .''We)'e trying~ lo.,,...,. the p __ esto,hllohed by Palrlcla'1 lother,
lnlorvlew," 11ld Alameda Counly public Randolph Hearst, be totally ,.vamped.
detendtr James Jemer1 who repttsents Hearst . said Monday he would "do
Alter the t.leYloed news conler<nee
propoul wu mode Jn •.Jel\l:r h'Qcn Remlro""'1 Little made publle lul week,
Jemer and Remiro's attorney, Edward
Merrill, N!d they wm opposed be<o111e
ol lhe elled II mlgbt have on thl FOlter
trial.
10 the prognm would be poured IDlo Meonblle, the head ol the Jl'BI ~ lo dw1l<s In o _J>8ir of
enoughlOOdtolieillitil6iit04lii,atmoot;-Moodiy denilil fill liills bTve-symblonMe-·LlberoOon Anny tape
three more dislrlbutlona. jeopaMlled !ht Hie o1 Pllricla Hwsl u recordings ,.lealed over the weekend
ltuuell LltUe, le, -llloog with Joseph exactly as they aay." Heorsi has expended mm thin ft charged by bet' abduclon. !hot the FBI wu punulng the case too
million In five dlslrlbutlons. He planed "We have lllway1 lloted throa&IJout the -lvety and aelUng up Miss Hearl! Remiro, fl, 11 being held on charges of Jenner said there were 15llll "a number
on apendlnc SI mtlllon, lpnad """ tntlre Hein! -..... thal pmwt for execut!Gn. llaylng Ookland -II Superintendent or detalll lo be worked out." H .. tec:Uned
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Ziggurat Soon ? ( ,· . . ' z "°"''""'·
By JACK CllAPPEU.
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Within 30 days, Uncle Soni will pt the
keys lo Laguna Niguel'• zlgguro~ endlnl more !ban two years or aegotlatlonl,
congn!lllonal wrlDgilng and juat plll1n horse trading between the ,._.lDUll
and Rockwell lnternat!onal.
'11le zlggural,-a<><alled~becauae -Ji.
stepped aeven-Oered design resembles an
ancient Babylonian temple, bas llood
empty -1111 t milllon sq..,. feet ol 11 -
llnoe completion by llDckwtll In mo.
Rockwlil people ruefully admit jt cost
them SZ5 million In build In "IMS
dollars."
Tbe eovemment mdract lnvolveo •
swap of $19.5 mtllJon 111 aurpl111 delenoe
departnient property .... leaoed by
Rockwell In Loi Mfelel OOUllty .In -. for the llggurat. . • ~ ·' '
uwe•Ve.got a few horse traders on our
side," Tom Hannon, regiOnaJ. director of
the G<nerlll Services Admlnistratlon
!GSA), sllld at'a press coalerence called
Monday lo announce lederlll acquisition
d the bla bulJdln1.
Tho trade wlll be imde In. lee. '11le
rec1er111 government will 1e1 the building
and the II actes It and Ila huge parking
lot are on.
Once the oontract i. ibrougll ....,,..,
the lederlll Ollloe ol Monagemmt and
Buq.I wlll take the formal ltep or.
1llocotlng tho building IO ·a federal
agency.
Under normal cln:umstencn, that will
be the GSA, which 8Cll u Uncle Sim's
lllldlord, which will 'then pattel 'out the
space 1o -other qenctes. . ·
Hamon aakl t1early hall the floor spece
II aJreocly apoken for with large uw
needad by GSA lt1ell for storage of
-and btllOrlcol archives. llonnon sllld the-GSA's .....roa -1d
take up nearly a quarter of the spat'E',
but would hive coJy_about-35 emoloyes._
· Other potential Wlel'I include NASA's
Seal Beach operallon, the federal food
and drug laboralllries and a lederlll
computer center. .
Hannon envillaned an eventual work
force of 1,000 to 1,500 eml>IOi'a at the
plant. Rockwell WIMlld have bail a peak ol
7 .500 employ.es If It had occupied the
plant.
The government. will take over the
.plant, tta security _ancf matntenence ~
..... as the dell·-· .'
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ROIJT I OF HIJACKED JAPAN AIR LINES JUMIO JET
. ~-JaPl!no..-Youth Coptu ..... Altw ltan"""' 1'.ry . . . -Hannon sakf'prollmlnary ateps prior lo
occupation would take about four
months. It woold be another year before Virg m Islands ,..... P .. e J the building was fully occupied,
"Our objective i. lo have as little • ffJ~TACK
Impact on the community as (>Olllble," Co p • J · • • •
"-aid not'"" there hu -mmune au' C0!1C«n about u; .. ...:... lnllux ol · I pl..., ol ordilpary rope, 15 P'-o1 vinyl
. lederol workers and larnlllea on the Se l Be mountllln climbing rope, one rope-<uttlng
l<hool. oad utility dislricll. -vere y aten knife, 15 parachutes, 15 eye mub, ....
He uld that many ol the new federal pleb, ""°"' bl k and
clerical emp!oyes would be hired from CllARLOTI'B~ St. ThomU, a • oae ac -' 15 pairs of hanclcu!IL the pt9mil commwilty· and that DIOll V.I. (UPI) -111111 and_.., -· d---~-lndl ted ~-bJ•-.._ tranderred workel'I would be within delcribed by members of a J.uic= CUWIUIM ~ ilJIC ~
driving distance ol their pment homes. hJpple comm ber<, ..,. oeverely might bave CODlemplated IOlllO croad!ooe
Moot alao wero not what he would beaten by two tf.S. Morlnel -Invaded ICbeme such as parochullog Into the
=r ~~w Income" p e r son n e I , ~~ ~ :0, hlppiel lived, St. IDOWltaias with a number ol ~.
He said GSA had roeelved assurance. 'Ibo)' Mid':.·-peny ,,,,_, Som ~ tbe lon!llnll on Okmn ot
from the Orange County Transit District 2S suffered 1 lnctured *11D IDll bod JllJ Ibo big l<limer, U.S. mDltary -· ,the
• N • · Sbertan Hlllky Club or Welt Gt........,-1U .. d-.·i--ret ~
weather and lack of snow spoil its musb. Tom Carter ot West w~
wick, R.t, and team· fhtish third in race, . · •:i
Fro11tP .. eJ
TUNNEY~ ..
that new mites could be -blillied lo rl4i1it IGllt . cut t oll.:i Siii .... llijactor..JOi._ o1 the _.,. olf
aoooaunocllle tho w<irk 1orco. ~ ,..ajGlll( _,-1od17= «-Ellll(~1Jlw 11111-lo billd the otberl
India Protests
.Ship's Arrival
NEW D!UII, tmla (AP) -'11le
lildlaD peniment tOday critlcbed the
-ol the American aircraft carrier KHly Hawk In the Indian Oceon.
~up hll aovernment'• CJ!lllOOlllon
lo ....-ol the Uoited Stales Navy's
pttldlCe In the area, For.Ip Mlnllter -..n Slnllh lold Parllomenl:
"It is with ~ that we have
received informatioa about the an'ival ~
the Kllty Hawk. Wbether It b a i:ePiacement or an addition, it support!
the belief that U.S. Naval forces are in-
tenclinC to stay in the Indian Ocean for a
amidenble period or time."
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Bad Weather Leaving
, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The last of
• lfties of WMther fronts puaed over
Northern Calltornla today and wlll leave
partly cloudy skies In Ii. wake. Widely
--showen this morning north or Mooten!y and Fresno will end by early
tonight, the NsUooal Weather ServlC!!
aid.
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Burglars Strike·
Mesa Industrial
Plant 4th Time
A Costa Mesa scientific research plant
was burglarized for the fourth time in as
many months, it was di&covered Monday,
with a $10,000 losS in asaorted tools.
Philip Barrfn, 23, called polke when he .
r----had agatn· broken lnlO
Advanced Kinetics, 1231 Victoria SL,
over the weekerd.
1 A tool device, probably a pipe wrench,
had been used IO twist the doorknob oil a
side door to the building.
Barrin told Patrolman Mike LiBolt that
almost every cabinet and desk drawer· In
the entire Advanced Kinetics indumrlal
building had been ~ and ransacked.
He said the burglar or burglars
. appeared to know precisely what they
wanted, taking oscil~pes and Q!Orted
precision measuring tools. J
'Ibe burglary was discovered wheJtl
Barrin arrived Monday to open up the
shop.
Gas Signs Re~ed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Service
st.anons in the city of Los Angeles were
required loday IO post signs showing
hours they aell guollne and any purchalO
Um.its. Mayor Tom Bradley signed the
regulation Mooday alter lhe City Council
pas.5Ed it 1~.
He odded wry)y, the exce0s spa<e in Hamen Holpi!Q • .and tbe crew ol 20 wblle he
p.-.t S,500 car parking lot could be Tho mon, -lled u J'ronk !Dtleu, IS, OOlllllllloicated with the pllol only Jn
all be can In make revisions In the bnl landacapecl. SJ!lered 10 n*' cuts and bion' 111 the """-that wlll eue the burdeo on c:ltles. 'Ille zlgurat has been an ob)tct of heod and blJdJ bat It toot docton lllt · ~ ...
He Mid he had lo support It because aome curiosity and ol cur Io u 1 hours IO pateh~ up, police aold. '!be plane Wll oeized wllb only enough
"In my C001Cfa1ce, I cooldn't ,.. leaving cll'CUlllllanOtl •Ince grouad .., l<tJl<en 'Ibey 111d Yictlml bad been fuel lo Dy for o, few hours, JAL llld. '!be
tht llranen u second class cltliena for the planl In 1'65. attacked with. ln>n bor and a aharp arrest came as darkness lie! Jn at the
lllC!er the law . .,-Once balled u a booo for the IOUth Implement may hive '-1 a airport. ~
During the Informal 1w1>11our .... 1on. Orange c..oity . area, tile plant was c1ogger. · I ·
Tunney tried to steer dlacuulon onlo the eoclrcled by $2.3 million In """"1 roads Police aold tb!y appnohend«I • 17-JO!lr-'!be bljacW, wilom pilot
guollne altuallon so he could go back lo for wbld! Rockwell paid $300,0llO. , old mine~•" a Marine from • Navy ship · Oketanl described lo !he airport control
WllhlnglOn armed with local dote lo Rockwell built the butldq to house the docked Iiere, oad...,. ,..ldng •warrant lower u being "somewhat out or his
. present IO energy olllclall. oomany aerospace operallonl. lo go aboud ,tbt ablp ml apprehend mind," demanded the alrllne pay him '55
He aold Orange Coonty 11111 the rest of However, between the time the another Marine. -million Jn $1,0llO bills and 200 million >""'
Southern Clllllornla have a spedlll bulltll!w wu started and fmhlted twv POiice aold Mill Tlnilhat and lndell CISIS,1115) in 10,000.yen bills, JAL llld.
problem when pa aupplJes grow short years later, the aerospace boom bunt. were memben of• commune of about The bljac:W eate..d the cockpit
btcauae tbtT't b little ropld tnmsit lo Rockwell. has been tryq to Cll!oad the eight -hthabltlng a -on carrying a beg in hi. hand.
teke the place o1 1.-ie.. apenalve botlldlng tver lince. F.atlmsted Govemmait HID. "'Ibis plane b bljacked ·~ be lold thl
"Aa long as we have the pment amual property tex on the building II a All the penon1 Involved In the incident pilot. '
sltuallon or • u percent aborllall mammoth-nguro-lncluding '100;000 paid .,. white, police lllld. lie ordered Oketanl 1o land the huge
nationwide, we abouid be ollocatlng the lo the Caplllrano Unllled School DistJict, plane, and then demanded tbst It be
fairest llllOWI,. o1 g110llne lo the $45,000 paid lo the MoullOn Niguel Water • niueled for a flight lo an unknown
greatest number o1 people," he uld. Dlllrlct, and '40.ooo to the Saddleback Jetliner Grounded desllnatioo.
Tunney said, "The e.-p>orkellog Commuoity College Dlllrlct. '!be county . · • JAL olficlall said It was not unuaua1
syslem will aever Work until the Nllon tex figure II unknown. PALM SPRINGs (AP) -'An American for tht giant aircraft lo be carrying ao
admlnlstraUon does aome!hlng about It• Federll1 aoqulaltlon will remove the big Airlines DCtO jettine< was grounded moay -tn. '!be plane hid been
ban on Sunday gas station openings, plant from thl tex rolls, an Item or no here Monday ofter paving material was reblillt lo aC<OllUDOdale 490 pwt11gtr1,
"'Ibe only alternative 11 to establish a lltUe concern to the sum>lllding tuing sucked Into its statboard engine, olflciall and this is a peak tourist season ·for natlonw~d~ system ,baaed on a 111.-day agencies. say. · · Okinawa.
week.:' Tunney said, 1ug1e1tlng alternate 1--------------------------------------day fUlinga by even platea on Tues:lay,
'lltuhday and Satunlay oad on Moaday,
Wednesday and Friday for odd plates.
Tunney said 1he Federal Energy Office or Wllllarn' Simon has to come lo the
..allzatlon that Calkornia ls a major
contributor to America's ecooomy and
could be irreparably damaged by
lnoonalstent gasollne controls.
In the meanlime, fumey iald, wwk
must proceed at lop speed IOWard
developin& a.lttmaUve prop u 11 lo n
syoteml or luels lo replace dwtndllng
gasoline aupplles.
He uld $3lO million bas been made
available to r'!lelJ'Cbers In tbat field and
"we are only a few years awaf from a
completely different system."
.OVER THE RIVER and
THROUGH THE WOODS
For lh,ree more month.s Placentia Ave. will be tom up td widen the
street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie
available by way of Babcock St., coming from tile back way.
We l\Ope You will be patient with,
construction as the resu Its will
certainly be worth. all ih,e trouble.
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A Friend" Duh? 11 YoU arenl ad-ienturesome, give us a
call, and we'll bring ;samples to your
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fanUllar it looked to Monroe COUnty "Look,'' Lankin wqested as he leaned
Sheriff's Depuly Al Lankin. IOWlrd the drlwr and dilpl&yed bltt
Once he gol clooe enough lo read the brt4SI pockeet ~te.
licenle log, he aold he knew for ue. Laoidn lll1d the drt..,.., only """'k
"Hey, I'm ii! punult of my own corl" •lier nldln& thl nome toe -o -Lonkln lold the poliCI! rodio optr•...,. pt<lfulty.
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apeedl up IO 15 mil• an hour, be!.,. Jack llllmrldl. 40, ond 1-Owen. 41,
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IAnkinl said ho liked Ibo drt"': · ·car, pol1ce lllld.
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Ceremon y, Speeches Mark 85th Birthday ·. .
By Wll.IJAM SOIREillER
Of .. o.I,.. Pll9f 11""
Orange County marked Its 85th year ol
existence ~fonday in a b I r t h d a y
ceremony replete with brass band mm:lc,
spe<ehe1 ind old'-Ome residents.
The restivlties we erheld i,. Southern
California's ._oldest existing county
courthouse -the Imposing r e d
sandstone structure re!tlnsr on a parcel
cf .land mapped out more than JOO years
ago by Santa Ana founder William R,
Spurgeon.
'lbe tnomiOi'S events began with
strains of martlal music played by the
Thi.rd Marine Aircraft W~ lland from
El Toro Marine Corps AJr Station.
As In bygone days. the band played
under 8\Wlf sides on the courthouse lawn
-next to two cannons bracketing the flagpole.
Not many countiaris turned out to hear
the Marines usher in the t"OOntv's 86th
year and most who came looked old
enough to remember much of the history.
But when the music atopped, those who
did come packed into Old Deoartment
One of the Superior Court on the second
floor of the Victorian courthouse.
Department One, though no longer~·n
use since the construction of t
glistening high rise courthouse j
across the mall, looked much the same
as it dtd when !he building first <>pened In
1900. .
The room echoed the r.eas, gavel
rapping and argwnents of amous farm
labor cases, slant oil drilling cases and
others dotting the county's history.
Monday. the "jurors" were COWlty
officials the audience was rr.ade up of
D•llY Pllet 11•ff .....,_
PRESIDES AT 85TH
Retired Judge West
newsmen and interested residents and
the judge was Frank G. West. retired.
West officiated in Department One
U"I T..._..
yean aio ,net was aided in bis DeW court
apptarance bl...!J!e same bailG.__and CO!,!lt
pOrtiT wliO workecJWfthli!m !li<ii.
Courtroom "testimony" was provided
by county aothor·historian Jim Sleeper
aiWI lawyer~tifStoiiin Leo r. Frili;"' wtiO
recaned the way things were in the
southern half of Los An"eles County
nearly 100 years ago.
Sleeper.told the crowd Orange County's
name had nothing to do with lhe crop it
became famous for nor with lhe hamlel
of Orange, once called Richland.
"To encourage Immigration. real
estate men billed this as a semi-tropical
paradise - a place where everything
greW," S!eeoer said. "The nam" 01"8n"e
had a Mediterranean quality about it and
it was for that reason it was selected."
Sleeper traced the county through long
years of efforts to split off from Los
Angeles. The efforts became reililv on
l\.1arth 11 , 1889 \1;hen GGv. Robert
\\'aterman signed lhe bill creating the
County of Orange.
Sleeper ended his remarks v.ith the
note that no other )'-'Ord in the entire
En~llsh language rhymes ~·Ith Ornn~e.
Friis. ~·ho specializes in the judicial
history of the county, touched on 30me
other highJ lghts of the county's past.
Among other things, he talked about
the county's first Superior Court judge -
J. W. Towner.
Friis said Towner was thought to ha\'e
bten something of a swinger, having
spent part of his early life in what could
only be called a wife-:swapping communal
group in New York.
The session adjourned alter the talks
to -what else -a giant birthday cake
honoring the county in its &3th year.
Her Cookin g
For (he Birds _ .
STATESBORO, Ca. (UPI) -
Ella l\.1ae Hagens became so
enraged when her husband, Jimmy,
tOSBed her grits in the yard to the
chickens that she filed suit in the
state court of Bulloch County,
:barging him with m a I i c I o u s
mischief.
But Judge Francis A 11 e n
dismissed the suit Monday.
"All chickens n..."'ed some grits.''
he e:1plained.
Bars Still Shut
On. Paddy's Day
HARRISBURQ, Pa. (UPI) -When the
Pennsylvania House defeated for a
second time a bill by Rep. Patrick
McGinnis to let bars open if St. Patrick's
Day falls on a Sunday, the good Irishman
gave up his fight.
Despite McGinnis' plea and invocation
of the name of Ireland's palron saint, his
bUI wu defeated Monday by a 94-92 vote.
LT. HIROO ONODA REUNITED WITH PARENTS IN TOKYO
For Stubborn Holdout, World War II is Fin1lly Over
"It only falls on Sunday once every
seven yean," McGinnis told colleagues.
"I can't understand why you fellows
want to vote against it.
After 30 Years
"Besides. it just happens to be my
birthday," he added.
Japan's -WWII Soldier Two Kin Hunted
In Boy's Kidnap
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. Gets Hero's Welcome NEWARK1 N.J. (AP) -The FBI says
lv.'O of the tnree men it is searching for
in the ltidnaping of S.year-old John
Calzadilla were onc.e brothers-in-law of
the boy's father. TOKYO (UPI) -Lt. Hiroo Onoda, a
Japanese soldier who hid in the
Philippine jungles for :W years, refusing
to sufrender, retutned today to a hero's
welcome and reunion with aged parents.
"My parents told me that you should
do your best at any moment. I've never
thought ot surrendering without orders,"
the 52-year-old Onoda told a n(Ws
conference Monday.
Wearing a dark suit. white shirt, and
striped tie, the World War Il holdoul
stiffened when a reporter askeil: if he
u.ooght he should surrender when fellow
holdout Ki~chi Kozuka was shot to
death in an encounter with a Fillpj.no
pc1trol on 4abang Island in 1972.
Onoda said, ''Never! llow can I think
so! I just intensified my detennination
to avenge him."
He said be was only convinced of
Japan's surrender when told of it by his
Doctor Slain;
Suspect Seized
STOCKTON (UPI ) -· Slockton
urologist Dr. Francis Roach, 54, died
after a patient rushed into his offict and
fired bullets Into his head and ltornacb.
Police Monday arrested a IWlpe<:t.
identiDed as Joe Pacini, 65. In Calaveras
County M hoor allet the ~. Pa<lnl
is a ronner -UI Jl"Uen~ police said. -Roech's aw!lant had nm into his
office after a receptionist directed him to
a dWr in a wailing room.
Reds Greet Pompido11
PJ'TSUNDA, U.S.S.ll. ( AP )
President Georges PompldoQ of France
lln'lved In Soviet Ccorgla on the Black
Sea today for a 24-hour summit meeting
with Soviet Communist pon.y chief
11onld I. Brezhnev. Brezhnev was at the
airport to sreel the Frencll tddor ror
lbolt filth m«tlng In 13 mantbl.
fonner commander, Yoshimi Taniguchi,
a few days before he came out of the
jy_ngles.
Taniguchi ordered Onoda on a \Vorld
War Il intelligence mission in 1944 on
Lubang Island, 75 miles south of Manila,
with orders to stay put "no matter what
happened."
On Sunday. Onod4. arter being
convinced to give in by Taniguchi and
Japanese welfare ministry officials,
handed his rusty Samurai sword to Maj.
Gen. Jose Rancudo, Philippine Air Force
chief of staff.
Oooda, looking' haggard but standing
straight, stepped down the ramp ol. a
special Japan Air Unes.rught to a warm
wekome by h~ lather, Tanejlro, 881 and
mother, Tamae, 88, and relatives of
friends who were killed in action.
The mother. in a wbe'ek:halr, burst into
tears as her son reached out to.take her
hands.
Arrest warrants were issued here
Jlifonday for Roberto Emelio l\.lartinez, 37
or 39 years old, last known to reside In
West New York, N.J.; Jorge Martinez.
27, Roberto's brother, whose last known
address was in Union City, N.J.; and
Jose AntDnio Hernandez, 17 or 20, la.st
known to be living with Roberto P.farti.nez
in West New York.
They are charged with conspiring to
violate federal ltidnaping la\\-s. tive
other persons have been arrested in
coonecUon with the abduction.
Explosion Kills· 11
MONTERREY. Mexico (AP)
Authorities sougbt today to determine the
causes of an explosion ~1ooday that took
the lives of 11 workers in a structurld
steel assembly plant.
Hepatitis Cause
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Seven Cmei Ti.ed. to Ear Piercing
CIIlCAGO (AP) -Earlobe pi~rcing with improperly sterilized
instruments has been founsf lo resuJt in hepatitis, a study in Seattle,
Wash. bas found. .
Mondi)"s i55U& of {he Journal of the American Medical Associa·
tion reports that eeven ca111 of the liver disease were associated
with earlobe piercing in one year in King County. Wash.
The investigation waa begun Jn 1973 after"the molber or a girl
wbo had lier earlobes pierced In a Jewelry llore complained to public
beallb officials that lbe jeweler uoed soiled Instruments.
The authors of lbe report, Dr. Carl J. Johnson, now of the Jef·
!erson County, Colo., Health Department, and Herb Anderson, Jelll
Spearman and Julia Mad!On of the SeatUe-Kin~ County Heallb l)e.
partment, found lbat Ibo jeweler used blood..,tained instrumenu.
He told lbe authorltles he soaked the Instruments In a strong
alchohol solution bet-n procedum. But they point out that the
akhohol solution does not•klll the bepaUIU vma.
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Safety Stressed
~roup Launches
'Nuclear Limits
REJOINS SEHRIFF'S RACE
Police Chlef S..vord
Sci vord . Gets
2nd Cha11ce
At Sheriff
Former Cypress police Chief George
Sa\'ord. almost counted out of the raee
for Orange Coun ty Sheriff when he failed
to file his papers Friday, \\"on a reprieve
i\londay Lhrough a new sectton of the
election code.
County Counsel Adrian Kuyper invoked
a portion of the code which reopens any
state or county office for filings if the
incum~t is not in the race. Savard filed
i\looday afternoon.
In Orange County, that rule \\1ill affect
only two rac(S -the contest for 72nd
Assembly DistriCt seat being -\'acated by
Kenneth Cory of Garden .Grove and tf1e
Sheriff's position. being \'acated by
longtime Sberiff James i\fusick, who is
retiring,
Cory _is ruMing for California
controller and will give up his seat as a
result.
Eleven candidates have filed to replace
the Democratic legislator, including five
Democrats, five Republicans and an
American Party candldate.
A spokesman for Savord said P.1onday
. the invocation of the new ruling gives
candidates in those two races until
Wednesday at 5 p.m. to file -five
caleodar days after the original closing.
Savord's spokesman said the candidate
"thought he had forfeited the race
because his papers didn't arrive in
lime."
Savord ls thought to be the only strong
opponent of the man wbo bas literany
been haod picked by Musick to succeed
him -Sheriff's Lt. Bradley Gate11.
Gates has rolled up an Impressive list ,
of influential backers through a series of
cocktail party fund ra isers.
Savord, a highly honored policeman
and FBI Academy graduate, claims to
have the support of most county police
chiefs and other profes.sional lall·men.
Amtrak Jumps Track
LIBERTY. Tex. (AP) -Five persons
were injured Ptfonday night \l:hen five
cars of an Amtrak passenger train bound
from New Orleans to Dallas jumped the
track one mile ea5t of the Liberty-Harris
County line, officials said.
LOS ANGELES I AP) -A. eoalition of
community action and consumer groups
is spearheading an lnltlallve effort to
impose major restnetlons on nuclear
power plant& in C81ifornia.
A major objecti\'C would be to take
a"'·ay the federal government's lim ilS on
liability covering nuclear accidents,
backers said P.londay at n e w s
conferences in Los Angeles and San
Fran¢i5co.
Al.so the act would require the slate
legislature to certify the "effectiv('flcss
AEC SEEKS TO SPEED • LrCENSING -Story, Poge 10
ol an safety features." If not certified in
five years, e:1isting facilities would be
reduced in capacity by 10 pcrccnl a year.
And if liability limits weren 't removed in
one year, existing plants would be cut to
60 percent of licensed capacity. •
The initiative, dubbed the "Safe
Nuclear Energy Act," needs 325,504
signatures to qualify for the November
ballot. Backers are particularly unhappy
with limits of lia bility in case of disaster
-set at a ceiling of $560 million . about
80 percent put up by the government.
Critics say they worry about safety
claims ·from official agencies because of
the reluctance of private insurance
companies to cover homes a n d
businesses £or nuclear accidents.
"You-can find out very quickly if what
you are doing ls risky -just try and get
insurance," said lrving Bengelsdorf.
director of science communications at
GOP Chalrma11
Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter of
Newport Beach has been
chosen chairman of the Sen-
ate Republican Caucu~. the
nll1nber two GOP leadership
post in the state's upper house.
I-le replaces Sen. John L. Har-
mer of Glendale, who's run-
ning for li~ut.enant governor.
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.•• doubling in the denim look for town and
country. But den im with a difference.
Johnny's suit is an easy·going texlurized
Dacron® polyester woven by Klopman'.
Colorful conlrasl stitching trims the coat.
And there are co-ordinated Johnny Carson
shirts and ties to put together a
completely smashing spring look.
Johnny Carson Suit '12500
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Sout"CoatPlan Mt2E.Sofing: Cost• Meu Long Be1ch
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C3lteeh; He said he was •tspeaking as a
private citizen."
"If nuclear power plants are '6afe let
the commercial insurance industry
illlllre then1," he dec lared .
Actress Donna Reed <m·en. a leader in
·Another J\lothcr for Peace-, said , ''Unt il
those n"IOst -expert judges of risk ar~
\•:illlng to gamble with their money, I'm
not wining to gamble either."
Also al the Los Angeles news
conference "''ere Richard Spohn ot the
Cali!orttia Ci!iz~ Action Group and
Larry !\toss. Southern Ca Ii for n i a
coordinator for the Sil'rra Club.
Announced as supporters were the
Sierra Club. Friends of the Earth,
\Vomen For Zc>ro Population Growth,
\'/omen for Legislative Action, the Public
Jnterest Group of UCLA. !he Orange
County Environmental Coalition, the
Scenic Shoreline Preservation C'.onfercncc
of Santa Barbara , Another Mother for
Peace. and the C8lifomia Citizen Action
c:ro11p.
White House
Gets Blrune
Fron1 Martha
NEW YORK (AP) -Manha Mitchell
blamed the Y.'hite House today for the
problems faced by her and he r estranged
husband .. former Atty. Gen. John N.·
Mitchell. •
-=-ti.1rS. Mitchell dcnil;d that she is an
alcoholic. and said sbe has "come lo the
cOnctusion that J\1itchell was framed."
At her r.equcst, Mrs. Mitchell was
intcrvicv.·cd by Barbara Walters on tho
NBC-TV program "Today.'•
She alleged· that important persons in
the Nixon admlnistration sought to get
rid of her because she ~·as a nuisance.
Their tactic in such cases , she said, is to
give a person a reputation of being crazy
or alcoholic.
"It is the normal thing that lhe White
llouse does." ri.1rs. J\1itchell said.
Asked whether she is an alcoholic, ti.trs.
i\litdlell said , "I assure you lhat I am
not."
And she said. "The first thing they said
when they tried to gel rid of me in
California was that I was crazy."
(She apparently referred to an incident
at !he Newporter IM at Newport Bcacb
in t9n.)
She said ''they" tried to send her twice
to a menta l' instilution . Mrs. Mitchell
declined to say specifically who "they"
were.
She declined to blame A1ilchell for her
troubles or · the disruption of their
marriage,
Mrs. ~litchell lives alone in the
couple's s~'<lnk Fifth Avenue apartment.
~1 itchell moved into a midtown hotel,
where he is reskHng v.'hile on tria1 in
federal court here for an alleged scheme
to collect a $200,000 c a m p a i g n
contribution in return for trying to
squelch a fraud investigation by lhc
Securities and Exchange Commission
into, the financial empire of Robert L.
Vesco.
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Variations .
On a Streak
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DUBLIN (UPI) -Ounme11 iodAy
-lolled .. lrtlb llA!publlc S...Jot
known u • crlllo GI Brtlilb mllltary
-ill -.. Ireland.
A lJ.mM ... 04. -~ Sen. Billy Fox, a lf.)'<Ol'Gld Proteotaat; wlllle
he visited the home ol Proleolaot farmer
Richard Coulson ·near the -Iowa of -aoes: die ReJ>Ubllc'1 co u n t y
Monaghan.
BEFORE THEY Jef!' 1he -IOI the
bou8e on fire.
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A f.., boun later police folmd FOlt,
oho< tiuvugll the beod, lylnl In • nearby
field.
Police .. Id Ibey IUlp0<1ed l'nltellant •
extrem11t11..klllfld Fox, wbo wu known as
a crlilc GI Brtlllh Army actlonl In the
bonier area between the Irish ,llepubllc
and Northem.Jrelond._ -
It WU the tnOlt serious assassination
. In the !rill! Republic since the 1m ldlllng
ol vice preoldeot Kevin O'lllgglns. Two
Northern Ireland ~ were killed in
m 1 and 1m.
Coulson 111d he, his wife, b~ eon and
daughter Md Fox were littlne ht 1be
kttchen wheo the ralden ICnicL
"AB<illl'lnlUIED iiid ID&lied men
rushed Into the boute and said tl>ey-wre
looklng..for armo. Tiiey onfered .all ll(.111
to Jle down on the floor," <:oullon .. 1c1.
"They tied the handl ol my -· George, behind his back aa he lay on 1he
Door. Then they ranoacted the bouoe,
Nixon • ID Tax Trouble?
OFF AND STllEAXING DEPT. -In
_ ~I that you baye been dl>engaged
from this globe over the past several
clays, you are no doubt puzzled by the
laleat fad which bas stripped Ill way
across all our campuses. The practice ls
called streaking.
Miils Maintains ReJJOrt 'fill Force . Resignation
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Students who practice tbe fad are
Btreaken. Thus if you have been, let's
say, in darkest Africa, you might look
the word up In your trutty dictionary to
learn what It's all about.
Webster's isn't going to help you much.
First, your dictionary wlll Inform you
that a ltreak ls ua .strain, element or
tailency in behavior, OT t~-iperament
trait, such u nervOU5 streak ... •·
AS TO TllE PRACl'ICE being a strain,
it's mainly strainlng the nerves of school
prlnclpola and coUege presldenll.
It la of COW'le, "a tendency In
behavior" all rigbl, you can't deny thal
A nervVus ltre1k? You have to suspect
lbat all atruters are a bit DeI'\'OU.!.
Clearly then, your dictionary Is 11eanl ·-help.-Ev~y who ha! beeo Jn·thls
part of tbefplanet knows that streakers
are 1tudentl whO nm niked acrou
comeuses. Wby? Who mows? They jusl
do IL
· THUS • FROM SEAL Beach to San
Clemmte; campuses have been vialted by
!DUI streU·lns, llOlo stresken, fleshy
tprlnten In Jilin, trlol, long thin lines,
four 1breul -you name IL ,
Now that the ...,..,. ol all lhls ha!
~ off, we are getting to varlaUons on
.,. lhoml.
For ewnple, just the other n!PI ,..
bad The Dumb lltreU. That WU Wheo
some nude nmnen tried IO fly by lhe line
GI folb waltlng Jn ·Cosla Mesa-to get In
to tee tbe movie "'Ibe Exorcl!L" You
bad to kmw 1here would be pollee right
there for,_crowd control~
TRiii! TBBY GOT PINCHED right In
the middle of their 1treak.
'l'betl only last nlght, there was The
Fear Streak. This: poor Corona del Mar
00.p waa out in his yard, clearing away
~ bushes, when the Newport police tteUQOPter roared over the bill at Jow
aJUtode w!lh •potllght blsting,' The
baplesa fellow streaked Into his house
ml bas -llbaklng ever tlnce. And be nm bad all bis clothes on.
' WE'VE BAD SEVERAL Blue Streaks.
'l'bele occur In cokl weather.
Only-yealerday, I personally eyeball
lritneued. tht Hedge-Your-Bet Streaker
~ be blazed In the altogelher acroos the
Oraqe Coast College campus In Cosla
Mesa.
lie fleshed lhroogh lhe meo 's and -·s gym ...... aa:oos 1he parting
lot and vanbbed into the mid-campus
complex.
Several coeds in the area giggled but
nobody fainted. '
· AD I can tell you is that he was
bnmette.
lie was a Hedge-Your-Bet Streater
because he had all his clothes rolled up
and carried them like a rootball, under
his arm.
ALL OF TIDS, or course, is going to
make some or the solid citizenry very
uptlgbL Mor.al marchers may be next.
But just remember, when spring unrest
approaches, students always will do
10111ething zany.
And nudlty Is pretty harmless when
compared to burnlng a bank.
Outgo~g Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera offers a glass of cham·
pagne to Pat Nixon at a reception Monday. Mrs. Nixon Clew intO
Caracas to attend three-day festivities in wbicb Caldera will transfer
the presidential sash to Carlos Andres Perez.
Streaks Spread
Authorities W ar11. of Pu1iisliment ·
UD11ed Pftlt Intttutlooal
StreailJng spread to lhe trsde w1ions
Monday but aulhorttles Wl,rned Ibey no
longer wooJd regard the public nudity as
"fun and games."
'Ibe fad seems to have dlmlnished on
the college campuses where It began last
month. Tho lllOlit ooteworlhy llrealtlng
Monday waa In Philadelphia where 10
construction worken wearing hard hats
ran across othe open first floor of a
building project. Their coworkers and
spectators 15 feet below cheered.
Unslior1i Kid
Can't Go Back
PASADENA, Tex. (UP!) -The
seven-member Pasadena school
board voled umurlmously Mooday
night to refuse to permit 5-year-old
Billy Epperson to return to school
Wltil he gets his hair cut.
Billy's parents said their adopted
soo's hair is lollger than the
district's grooming code permits
because it hides a congenital birth
defect which has left. him with an
elongated head.
Mr. and Mrs. Williain Epperson
are expected to take their case
back to court today. DL!trict Judge
\Villiam Blanton ruled last week the
couple bad not exhausted all their
channels within the school system
and refused to order the Pasadena
School District to readmit Billy.
POUCE AND authorities indicated,
however, they are going lo clamp down
on the slreaken.
At least 19 warrants have been issued
at the University or Georgia charging
public indecency.
"What started as a fun thing
degenerated quickly," said t h e
University's safety director, Edward
Kissinger. "It's oo longer a party when
you've told a joke 600 times. It's no
longer fUMy."
Fifty aJTests have been made at
Florida State University and among the
accused streaken was Willlam Seabrook
Rudd, 20, son o(Cirtuii Court Judge John
Rudd of Tallahfttee, Fla. -
At Appalachian state University in
Boone, N.C., vice chancellor Braxton
Hanis warned students that streaking .
was a violation of North Carolina law and ·
will bring "immediate SllSpension."
DR. ROBERT Kamm, president of
Oklahoma State University, said Monday
that streaking places the streaker in
jeopardy of misdemeanor and felony
charges and protects the "pervert who
need~lp."
Jn Atlanta fl.fonday, James Bazeley, 21,
pleaded guilty to public indecency after
streaking through a ham bu r g e r
restaurant and was fined $1,000 and g&Jen
a 12-month sentence.
Judges In Derby, England, fin<d three
mate streakers $46 each Monday for
streaking through the town Saturday.
And In Dublin, Ireland, Justice C.O. Good
ordered four streakers held in custody
because streaking "is scan d a 1 o us ,
disguming and immoral and must be
nJpped. in the bud."
Rain, Ha·iI Pound South
By HELEN THOMAS ,
WASIIlNGTON (l!Pf) -In the face o1
direct wiute House criticism, Rep.
Wilbur D. Mills, one of the most
· lnfiuentlal Howe Democrats, declined to
back away from bis prediction that a
congressional Report on Pre s i d en t
Nixon's tax dealings would pnmpt him
t~ resign.
Returning to his office after being
hospitalized because of back surgery,
Mills told reporters: "I'm not accusing:
the President of fraud,' but I am of the
opinion that the report-we will flle will be
more cause for him deciding to resign
than anything that came out ol
Watergate ."
MILUi, AS chairman ol the House
Ways and ,.feans Cmunittee, is a co-
chainnan of a joint House-Senate tax
group which Is studying Nixo11's handling
ol his income taxet ,lndudinP" deductions
for donating his vice presidential papers
to the National Archives. It "'ill report
,ils .m@s. l>lil!f.lnd!cate4, . .in.30 to 4-0
days. · · The Arkansar ocmocrat-warstrol'lgty
crith;izeJ by a top Nixon adviser, pryce
11arlow, Monday night for expressing
belief Nixon would resign because of
d.isclo.5ures about' the tax Situatioq.
Harlow termed Mills had subjected
Nlxoo to "guilt by iMuendo" by
suggesting tax fraud on the President's
part.
Of Harlow 's criticism, Mills comment-
ed: "That's common language someone
says when somebody sa)' somethin.< Ibey
don't llke. Byrce and I have been triends
for years and I consider him still a
Cricnd."
HARLOW SAID l>lills shoold "put up or
shut up."
"If he has some facts on which to base
his statemenb, be should make them
known ," said Harlow.
Harlow accused the Democrat of
"engaging in the old game of guilt by
innuendo," and in a reference to the
hfcCarthy era, said "20 years ago the
press got very upset about a campaign
by innuendo."
Judge Disbars 6
Federal Lawyers
For 'Contempt'
OKLAHOMA CITY (llPll -A federal
judge has disbarred U.S. District
Attorney William R. Burltett and Ove
other government attome)!S Jor: ajl~edly
obstructing justice In an income tax
lawsuit filed by Democratic Gov. David
Hall. .
U.S. District Judge Stephen S. Cbandler
also ordered the attomeys to show cause
why Ibey should not be dlarged wllh civll
and criminal contempt.
An aide to Burkett said..fthe District
Attorney's olfice will continue "business
as usual."
Disbarred along with Burkett "'ere bis
first aaslslant, Jeff R. Laird. three other
assistants, James M. Peten, Floy
Dawson, and 0. B. Johnston ID, and G.
Phil Hamey, senior attomey and ,...,.,.
al counsel for the internal Reveooe Sen--
ice. Q)andler charged the six attorneys
~·wlllfully and corruptly olloltuded and
impeded ja.tiee" by """'Piring to
concea I the whereabouts al DoroChr Pike,
Hall 's former secret;lry and a key
witness in Hall's suil
1be governor's suJt accmes the IRS of.
h"asslng him with\6n lnvestlgaUOO ol
hls tax returns.
llal1 med !ult Jan. a for a court order
, . New Storm System Churns Into Nortli wcst Portion s to inteMew Mrs. Pike. and for her to
produce tax records he claimed !he had
kept as his secretary and given to the
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• committee. Nked for delalla, Mll1s said,
"I kmw, but I woo~ say. You'll iuloW'
about Jt ID IOme 30 to 40 Uys." •
11)e Wuhlhgton PCIOI and 1he New
York Tlmet, two of the strongest critics
of the Preoldeot, criUClud Mills In
editorials today for his remarks.
The Pot! no1ed lha t Mllls bad beeo
"privy to inf9nnatlon made avallable_to
him' as c6-chalnnan of the joint
committee atbdying Nixon's tax returm
and "should refrain from making
Seeks Arnaatnents
un,,upported and unspecified charges ol
such monumental gravity."
1be Post concluded that a White House
spoli.sman bad been "qulJO justified"
last weekend In charactertzlng Mills'
remarks as "a cheap shot.''
THE TIM~ said ol MlllJ: "It ~
manifestly unfair to the President to hint
broadJy at damaging o:>nclllsions and
then hold back 1he evidence to support
those coochJ!l.ons for a month or more."
,
Jordan's Hussein Arrives •
In U.S., Meets President
~"TEL. AVIV lAPI -Syri11 ,_. .,....i-llOfiY" f1ie -filr ;no.. -....
iloo1> -y ~ lbe Oe1u Hefgbll
f,..I -ltniel claims lbe Syrlu army II plamlhlc a maJo!" au.act, Pre-
mier ~ Mflr -·
From Wlns.r.lcet
WASHINGTON -President Nixon and
Secretory ol State Henry A. KJsslnler
met today w~h Jordan's ,King lluaie1n,
who broughi lo Washing!Dn a mllltary
shopping list beaded by a request for
Hawk surface-tHlr mlsallel.
Al the meeting began In t b e
Presklent'a Oval Office, a White House
spokesman ss1d the Middle East sltuatioo
wouldbedlsCuaed.
BUT THE KING also was expected to
lodge wkh NWln J1 plea for an Increase
In mllliary aid, now IVerqing 1bout l40
million 1 year, to modemfie Jordan's
armed forces.
HuaeiD will resume discussions hekl
with Klaslngei: In Amman earlier th1s
SAUDI ARABIA ALSO BACKS
EASING EMBARGO -Pago 12
month on Jordan'• demands for a sizable
lsnlell wllhdraw1l In the Jordan Valley.
But all skies believe that a
disengagement with' Syria must come
first.
Jordan began its weapons hunt last
December. It has already been rewarded
for its moderate course in the Middle
East with TOW antitank missiles, the
American equivalent to the Soviet
Saggers that were used effectively by
Egyptian and Syrian troops against
Israeli tanks in the October War.
BUT llllSSEIN'S list Is long. It
incluefes squadrons of jets, tanks . armor'ed personnel carriers, artillery and
radar equipment, and possibly more
TOWs.
Israeli Prbne'Minister G6kla Meir said
today in Jerusalem the Soviet Union is
not encouraging Syria to disengage Crom
ISraeli forces, and that Israel cannot
surrender the Golan Height! ~use its
conUnued occupat s the on I y
guaramee of oeauity In north.
Mrs. Meir wd Israel Egypt could
not have d19engaged t r forces if
Moscow had a decisive f in the
agreement. She said the R lam were
not encourqlng Syrian p,., t Haftt
.. ,_
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•
MODJ<O apokOlltlen uy there
is no truth to rumors that
Grand Duke Henri of Lwtem·
bolll'I la wooinl Princess car.
ollne, the teen-apd doughier
of Pl'lnce !Winier and . Pr!n·
cess Groce of Monaco.
Maad to conclude a s i m"l 1 a r
dtseefiigeinent accord.
"I doubt wflelher the dl>engaceinent
project would have gone through and
been decided upon u it was agreed upon
between 1he Egyptians and us If the
Russians had a share in It,'' she said adding: I
'
'.'I HA VE NO doubt thal Ibey are not
encouraging A!sa<f lo go Jhrouali at leaat
a simJJar di=gsgement agreement as
we bad with ' lhe Egyptians because
Assad wanta thrown in as a bonus a part
ol the Golan Helghls beyond the 1967
borders, when we are speaking: of
disenpgement in 1be situation that was
created aft'?' the Yorn Kippur war."
Mrs. Meir made the oommem.s in
English during more 1han four boun at
three seminars a b o u t internaUooal
relations at Hebrew University.
Ex-presidents'
Returns Sought
In Nixon Probe?
NEW YORK (AP) -President Nixon
suggested in June of 1969 thab White
Hoose slalf members checlc 1he-tax
returns ol former presidents to see what
deductions they bad taken the New York
Tunes said today. '
'nle disclosutt wu based on a
memorandum dated June 16, 1969, and
( i N SHORT... )
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written by John D. Elrllcbman then
domestic aflaln adviser to the rmidenl
the Times. reported. It Bald ti.;
memorandum -addressed to an
Ehrlicf:man aide, Edward L. Morgan -Is now In the hands o1 COi1gl'Slonal
lnvestigaton. •
. Ia the memorandum, Ehrllcbman
indlredly quotes the President regarding
a number o1 quesUoos be bad about how
to minimize his tax payments.
eAHles Bit
WASlllNG'l'ON llJPI) -Settetary of
Stale Henry A. Kboin.<OI' bu ~y
cr11idzed European am.. ror seeking
their own oil deal with 1lie Aral»
' Uniled Slaies bu :ro .;i,jection
policy .. "~~ lndepmdent ~ • . , ... _'"'6'!" said MODdav. "It~
have an objection when 1ndependonce
lakes the lonn of baste bos1illty to 1he
Uiuled Slatea. It does have ,an objection
when, In • crisis whlcb can only be dealt
With cooperatively, the· Europeans
deliberately adopt a comp et I trv e
PoS(ure."
• 011 ,... • ..,. ,
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -Four o1l c:omparu.. and their marketing
execuUve, charged by the goveambdlt wl~ selling retiuJar -1Jne II pnmhan
pnces, have ~ 1111e19td fines totaling
ISt.100.
U.S. District Juclce Earl E. O'(Dmr
~ fines Monday ol.Pl.0110 opimt
J Hudson Oil Co., Inc.: 1$,800 ..-eny SlaDlnp, 1he "'-Ive· ll,IDO
eadl l(lfnot H-Sllitlonl, b.c. 11111
lludson YID Oil Co., o1 ~ Clt)','iDc.:
and 11.aitl apinlt Wind SlaU... Inc. AD
pleaded gully Mri 4. •
• ,,._ Spnlcs
llONDON !APJ -Queen EllllbeUt n
..,... lhe _ l'lillsmeot40lllJ --
lllllOllDCelnmt that Bt1laln'1 new L1bor
govmvnm1 will -... fltndlmlmlal .._tiltfon" ol the 1enm of tho
notion'• membmhiI> In tho ~
Commmi Market ad !!tea 'the Brilflll
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Kidnaping
Plot Told
LOS ANGELES (UPI)·-
M&nl'llieiiiii~, 21, a
!onner Manson Fa"-lly mem-
ber who has the cult's 11 • m~· cUt 1nto her ,fofthead,
waa~Mondayon
dlargeo ol plottinc "' kldDlp
• r....,, dlploma1 "'-Ibo reJeaae o1 two priJonen.
U.S. Magblrato Veneta s .
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' . fl Biiiion bwst•lt
Bay Ai·ea Strike
1 Ordered Halted
~----•' 11.\N FllANCOO> (API -A
....... ...... lade• todly
....... .. lmmedlatelllltlo ~ llb.doy ·-by city 14l1Jt:11• 11W ptlke mitt "+"" plckell U IN 1trtke ..-.
illegal and that an injunction
be issued to halt lhe atrike.
The suit asked attual damages
ol $500 mlllloo and punitive
damages li. $$00 million.
Tassopoulos aet ball a I
!350.000 and sdleduled a
preliminary hearing for March
2.1 M cbargei, of planning a
. kidnaping.
lui FllAN-Cl-SCO-(UPll -
~ of worten walked,
5:1ked and bicycled to
jobs again today as a
• by munldpal employes = into Ila llxth day and
die dty .-hit with a IL
"'"' ~ lnadt to talt the
San Francl.seo G e n e T a 1
Hospital, largest p u b 11 c
hospital in ~ area, was
ordered dosed because of the
strike, but hea1tb director Dr.
Francis Cur,Y said he would
!lght lo keep ils emergency
and trauma units open and
operating.
Flights in and out ol. Sen
F r a n c i s c o IntemallonaJ
Airport were on Dorm a I
schcdul,., but litter piled up
knee-deep because the slrlken
included the airport'• 89--man
janitorial staff .
"The lact5 allqed under
oath appwenUy have quite a
bit ol substanllation and are
not just hearsay," said the
magistrate, who was given an
11-page affidavit from the U.S.
PLEADS GUil TY
John AleMIO ,
Akssios ••
T ~ lb.rt down public
~. hoopltals, the
~. bOUle, museu ms,
Ubl;rtes and caused I o o mUlon gallons of raw sewage
( BRIEFS ) To Face
A d.iy lo be dumped into San THE STATE Attorney Frakisoo Bay and the Pacific General's office, at the re-
Ocain. In addition, less than quest of the Regional Water
onef.hlrd o( ~·a cbildren Quality Control Boa~, filed a
are ~ing to . suit asking for an injunction to Sentence l\lilyo• Jooeplt L. A1101o and keep 111c city'• four sewage
Attorney's off~ supportnig five city supervi.tors met late plants open.
the charge. The affidavit vtas ~ Moqiay night with represcn-The injunction was uanted onl LOS ANGELES (AP) taU1e1 of the atriking Service and violation ot the order = =· 1 k Former Caliente racetrack E'!Tfloyes Intematlonal Union, could result in fines of $40,000
Karen Mane a~~ :1~ operator John Alessio of San but oo progress in lhe talks a day.
legedly plotted to kidnap the . Diego, bis son Angelo, and an Wal reported. Downtown Market Street
O'.>nsul General here of one of ex·pri·son guan! at Lompoc was nearly deserted and eight nations _ Canada; v TJE UNION, representing stores reported almost no
Fr a n c e , G e rm a 0 y , ha e ~ead~ guilty . ~o a 12,(DO employes, was demand-business, exceia for Western
Switzerland, Haiti, Paraguay, charge involving gratw~ to ing an 8 percent P8Y raise Union which said, "v.--e're
Uruguay, or Estonia. "The the guard. and a fully paid dental plan. delivering quite a number of
kidna . of f l m ' 1 Tbr supervisors bad offered 2, telegrams from people woo pmg a ore gn o Cl8. The pleas came ~1onday 3, and S percent raOO to say they can't get to v.'Ork."
was bnminent," said U.S. v.•ilh the dropping of tv.-'O varlous employes. . The American Federation of
Attorney Robert Perry. ''They · · al ch •·'-~ · Rcketlng which ha It e d T •--ti bout came perilously close... origin arges conl4Uicu m a cacu1::1. :s, represen ng a grand jury indictment _ mlllicipal railway streetcars, half the city's teachers, struck .•. p_ Mo1le . ~ hrihe lld . 1 ~and cable can Friday simultaueously wilh the
-" 1••• ry'B c o nsp ra·c_y. ·· · to tbe'Sait Francisco · riiunlcipal Workers. The rival
-SACRAMENTO-(-AP) -k ~te_!!.ei~as se~pril.S-:portion ol the new Bay A~eta~roo1n-Te:acberS As.!Octa-
b eh ind -the-scenes power m ~S. Di~trlct Court. 0om· . Rlpid Transit_ District riton-lion has advised its members
struggle is under way to 0 ot er 5008• 1~1c daf, leaving about 360,000 and the school's students to
topple Sen. James Mills as ~ Anthon}", also h~ been tn-tnoslt ·riders stranded. stay out urttil the dispute is
leader of the state Senate. dieted for alJ~ged bnbery • but ,lbe Chamber ol Commerce settled and the e i t y
SerL George 1.eoovlcb of the prosecution indlcated it . filed a $1 bUlion lawsuit asking transportation is r u n n i n g
Fresno cmfinned Monday may drop charges. that the walkout be declared again.
that he ls trying to round up "It was a good pt ea
aippc,wt to oust f e 11 0 w bargain," said Aiesslo'a at·
Democrat MiUs from his job torney. "'Ibis cleans up all the
as Senate pre.k!ent pro tern. Alessio cases. 1be government
and the Alessios have fmlsbed 2 Earthquakes Shake
· e Newell Cited '·
Central ,Los .Angeles
litigating."
LOS ANGJ!:LES (UPI) - A
th r e e ~t misdemeanor
criminal a:mpla)nt was filed
Monday against City
O>unci.lman Loo1s Nowell for
allegedly faUlng I<> report
$19,700 in campaign
contributiom:. Nowell vr as
sdleduled for arralpmienl
March 25 hi Municipal Ciourt.
'!be oomplalnl filed by
Dislrlct AltomeY" J o s e p h
Busdl's olfla!, charged that
Noyell failed three times to
pr operly repor t all
oontributions to his rHlection
campaign in 1973. The charges
stem from a 1972 fund rai,sing
dinner on the Queen Mary,
where the '19,700 profit from a
itoo-a-plate dinner was turned
over to Nowell.
eBUI Vetoed
SACRAMENTO (UPI)
Gov. Ronald Reagan bas
vetoed a bill requiring
governing boards of school
districts to hire for school
health programs only pecaons
holding health spcclaliultion
credeotialed. In his veto message
Mollday, Reagan said. the bill
by Sen. David RoherU ([).Los
Angeles), would interfere·wJth
local control of s c ho o.l s
because it mandates a
program which currently is
pennlUed by law. lie also
polnled out supervisors of
school health programs
already are_requlrcd to be
credeoUaled.
e La.nd Anne.r
VENTURA (UPI) -'The
Slate Court of Appeal held
THE EWER Aless;o, who
reputedly became a
millionaire running the race track at Tijuana just across , LOS ANGELES (UPI) was in downtown LO! Angeles.
the border south of San Diego, Two earthque.kes bumped At 12:38, it was followed by
bad been in federal ~ at cmtral Los AngeJes early a tremor with a magnitude of
Lompoc on a tu evasion
1
today but did 00 damage. It 2.5. Caltech said.
charge con v i ct i o n . 'lbe was the aecond. quake incident The affected area seemed to
government alleged be and 6 five days. be bounded· by Van Nuys of
three sons had tried to bribe the southern Sao Fernando
their way to .an easier prison A~ntly most residents Valley on the north, Glendale
life for Alessio. , 51.eit right through t h e on the oortheast, ar\d South
In Monday's action, AlesJiO ,comparatively light temblors, U>s Angeles on the south,
and Son Angelo pleaded guilty ,although those who were running through Hollywood
· In tu!U and awak..-in downtown office and the downtown areas. to giv g gra es, ex-r....ildln••, Including lhe J·all, ~-k r I · guard Daniel Morgan pleaded uw -'u.,; qua e was not e t m
guilty to a charge of accepting ~wlcosroomshc.adqfe"ltart1heers , .... !!!,..d Orange County to the south, in
lod · be food and • ~ ... Y Santa Monica on the roast, or " ging, verages, a sha:1; vertical JOU' IV'irur. in Malibu on the oorthern enlerlairunent" in June 1971. ··-.,, During the trlal, witnes.!es 'Ibe Ca t e eh Seismology coast, local law enforcement atory said the nrst officers said.
said Alessio had been allowed e hit at 12:35 a.m. with a A quake with a magnitude of
leaves from prison to visit 8 gnitude o( 3.0 on the 4.5 on the Richter Scale shook
girlfriend in a local motel ~~~Sca~le~. ~The~~ep~iC<C~ler~=lhe~reg~ion~la~st~F~n~·d~ay~e~v~erun~· g. ovemigbL 1_
Gov.Reagan r
'Threatened'
By C~ller
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An
unknown caller has demanded
h release of fciur persons in
Sacramento jail, saying if they
aren't released, "the Peoples'
Revolutionary Anny" woold
assassinate Gov. Ronald
Reagan and other officials.·
In one call to t b e
Saoramento Bee Monday, a
voice referred to the four as
''political prisoners," said
reporter Dean Huber, who
took lhe call
If you have the girl,
• Monday that a local formation comml"s!ion. must prepare all . TIIE VOICE said ii they
--• environmental impact reports ":eren't released._ there would
before approving any land be f o u 1' assiasina.UoDI,
aone:xations. "including Gov. Reagan down
l
j
Jn a 5Z-page dee is ion, Judge to probation officers."
p ,J. Kaus found that the tn another call to KCRA
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Irish. Republic 1 Senator AsSassinated
~··~ DUBLIN (UPI) -Gunmen today
• :.~·. ~ .,....lnated an Irish RepubUc Senator
>:~~~ f•L known 81 a crlUc or Brltllb military
•• ;..i.r. W .. adlonl Jn Northern l.Rland. ·: "··-T-~ -A-JJ.man maalled P111-..tuc1 Sen.
· nrnlalne BUI~ Fox, a 18-yeoN>ld Proteo1aat; )'!Ille ~~., . he vuiited the home ol Prot.eetant farmer '" , RI~ ColtJ'9lt near the_borde<-t.own or
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Variatio~
On a Streak
'
OFF AND si'REAxJNG DEPT. -In
event that you have been disengaged
from this globe over the past several
days, you ar< no doubt puzzled by the
latat lad which bas 'strl~ lta way
acrou all our cam{>uses. The' practice is
called streaking.
Students who practice the fad are
Btreaken. Thus if you have been, let's
say, in darkest Africa, you might look
the word up in your trusty dictionary to
learn what it's all about.
Websttt'1 Isn't going to help you much.
Firs~ yoor dictionary will Inform you
that a streak ls "a strain, element or
tendency in behavior, or t"'-iperament
trait, such as nervous streak ... "
AS TO 11IE PRACl1CE being a strain,
It's mainly straining the nerves of school
principal> and <Ollege presldent.s.
It t.s ol ooune, "a tendency In
behavior" all right, you can't deny thal
A nervous .streak? You have .to suspect
that all ttttakers are a bit nervous.
BEFORE THEY left the -aet tbe
-00 !Ire.
A lew boun later police IOUDd Fox,
llhot tltrollgb tbe bead, lying In a nwl>y
ll•ld. .
.
1n1 and 1m. ...rdtbla upsta1n ..oi doWnllaln and bank robber and telf1"0dalmed Britt.sh
Coullon llld he, his wife, bis acm and tbrowlng ...ry1fllng about. Intelligence qeot, ·who ~ !rem
daughter and Fox we.. xlttlng In the "Alter !bot they piled all tho furniture llllblln'1 Mountjoy prlloo Monday night.
Polke Nld they soapected Proteotant '
e1trmlllb trued Fox> who wN known as
kitchen whea the ralden acnick. totetber lftd after O{'lerlltc ,. -Llttlejolm'a brother Keltb, 21, '*"'ped
---'Ibey aei·ttie ;..... "' hi belrd-a moi-wltb bim-bul-waa-recapllllOd within
"ABOUT 11 ARMED and maaked men beJaC llted outalde my --I bavt DOI mlmJtel. a critic ol Britlab Anny actions In the
bonltr am between the lrl!h Republic
and Northem Ireland
It .... tbe '""'1 aerioul ...... 1na11oo
. In tbe !rim Republic since the 1172 killing
ol vice pmldent Kevin O'Higgins. Two
Northern Ireland senators were killed in
rushed Into tbe boule and aald Ibey were -BIUy Fox sine<!. '!be men '°" oll
looking for arms, 'Ibey ordered all of u,, aaw tbe Beldl," Cou1lon. uld.
to lie clowo on Ute lloor," COulaoo aald. Polkeultl Fu'1auton>obllt-lotmd
"'Ibey tied tile ·han<t.s of my -In a neM>y lane .
G<orge, behind ht.s bad< as he lay oo the _,. h1ml was on In the Republic
lloor. 'lben they ransacked the boule, for Kemetb Llttle)obn. SS, convleted . . . . . .. ~; ... \,. '-'• ..
111E um.EJOHNS claimed U.t
wh<o they robbeif .. Dublin blnlt they were really working for B r I th b
Intelligence to try to lnllltrate the Irlah
Republican Army (IRA).
NiXo~ • ID Tax -Trouble~
Miil.s Maintai ns Report Jf!ll Force Resignation
By HELEN THOMAS
WASHINGTON (UPI) -In the face ·or
direct White HOU3e criticism, Rep.
Wilbur D. Mills, one , of the most
Influential House Democr'at11 declined to
back away from hls prediction that a
congressional Report on P r e s i d e n t
Nixon's tax dealings would prompt him
to resign.
Returning to his olfice after being
hospitalized because of back surgery,
Mills told reporters : "I'm not a«Uling
. the Pres.ldent or fraud, but I am of the
opinion thal the report 'ft'e will file wW be
more ~use for him deciding to re.sign
than anything that came out of
Watergate."
eommlltee. Asked le< detalla, Milla said,
Hf know, but I won't say. You'll know a-It In _,. Ill to 40 days."
'!be Wultlhgton Pott and the New
York Times, two of the strongest critics
or the Prelldent, crlilclt.ed Milla 1n
edltorlala -y lvr ht.s renwts.
'!be POii noted that Mills bad been
"privy to infqnnatlon made available to
him' as c6-<:halrman ol the joint
committee stbdyin.g Nixon's tax returns
and "should refrain from maldng
Seeks Arma11aents
unsupported and unspecified charges o1
such monumental gravity."
The Post Concluded that a White House
spokesman bad been "qulle justified"
last weekend In characterizing Mills'
remarks as ''a cheap shot."
mE TIMES said or Milla: "It is
manifestly W!fair to the President to hint
broadly at damaging Conclusions and
then hold back Ute evidence .to support
those cooclusions for a ~nth or mew."
Jordan's llussein Arrives
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Clearly lh<o, your dictionary t.s 11COJ1!
help. ~verJbody wbQ hM_ b<efi •
part Or the planet li:nol's thaiStreakerii
are students who nm naked acrtl8s
campuses. Why? Who knows? They just
do It.
~nw, AS chairman oC the House
Ways and ,.leans Committee, is a co-
chainnan of a joint House-Senate tax
group which is studying Nixon's handling
of his income taxes ,locludin" deductions
ror donating his vice presidential papers
lo the National Archives. It will report
,.. its . finds, Mills indJcated, in 30 to 40 e
r.<--"'I, ··~days. . • .-~.-~--·=-m., . ...,,,_.Am<-iAI>~ ~ -, s,fjH_~ to -;_ludo, --a.I m.j.j.,;:,__:__ . .__.~---" "''' T..-... The Arkansas Democrat was strongly epe9eCI bavy fire fir more dau two disengagement 8ccord. S
crilic;lzed by a top Nixon adviser, Bryce Man today iloa1 &lie Gelu HefPts "I doubt whether Ute d~ngagement ·be
THUS • FROM SEAL Beach to San
Clemente, campuses have been visited by
JnUI ltttak·inl, IOlo streakers, fleshy -
aprlntera In plln, trlol, long thin lines,
four abreast -you name ll
Now that the ........,, or all this baa
worn off, we are getting to variations on
lhe theme. .
For eumple, just the other night we
had '!be Dumb Streak. 'Illa! was when
some nude nmnen tried to fly by the-Une
ol lolb waiting Jn·Costa Meaa to get In
to Re the movie "1be Ezorclst." YOU
had to know 1here would be police right
there (or, crowd cootrol.
TlllJll TllllY ooT PINCHED right In
the mJddle of their streak.
T11en only lut nllht, there was '!be
Fur Streak. 'Ibis poor Corona de! Mar
diap waa out .In his yard, clearlng away
~ bushes, when the New)>Ort police· ~copter roared ewer the hlll at low
alUtude wttb SJJOtllght blazing, '!be
baplell fellow streaked Into his house
and bu belD shaking ever 1iDce. And be
even bad all bis clothes on.
' WE'VE HAD SEVERAL Blue Streaks.
Tbae occur in cold weather.
Only )'<Sterday, l personally eyeball
wlll>eaed tbe Hedge-Your· Bet Strealter
as be blazed la the altogether across the
Orange Coast College campus In Costa
Mm.
Ho fleshed through tbe meo's and
women's gym vea, across t.be puking
lot and vanished into the rrUd-campus
a:.nplex.
Several coeds in the area giggled but
nobody fainted . I
AD r can tell )'OU is that he was ~te.
He was a Hedge.Your-Bet Streaker
because ht had all his clothes rolled up
and carried them like a roolball, under
h1I arm.
ALL OF nns, of course, is going to
make some of the solid citizenry very us>tJe!it. lt1oral marchers may be next.
But JUSt remember, when spring unrest
approaches, studf?nlS alwa)'s will do
st1nething-zany. -
And nudity ls pretty harmless wheD
-pared to burning • bank.
Vene%uelan Welcome
Outgoing Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera ol!ers a glass of cham-
pagne to Pat Nixon at a reception Monday. Mrs. Nixon flew into
Caracas to attend three-day festivities in which Caldera will transfer
the presidential sash to Carlos Andres Perez.
Streaks Spread
Authorities Warn of Puriisliment ·
United Pr<s1 lldematlooal
Streaking apr<ad to tbe trade unions
Monday1 but authorities warned they no
longer would r<gard the public nudity 'as
"fun and games."
1be fad seem! to have diml.nhlhed on
the college campuses where It began last
mooth. '!be .most n<>kworthy llreaklng
Monday was in Philadelphia where 10
construction workers wearing hard hats
ran across -the apen fint noor of a
building project. Their coworkers and
spectators 15 feet bek>w cheered.
Unsliorn Kid
Can't Go Back
PASADENA, Tex. (UPI) -The
seven-member Pasadena school
board voied unai)lmoosly Monday
night to refuse to pennit 5-ycar-old
Billy Epperson to return to school
until he gets his hair cut.
Billy's parents sald their adopted
90ll's hair is longer than the
district 's grooming code permits
because it hides a congenital birth
defect which has left him with an
elongated bead .•
Mr. and Mrs. William Epperson
are expected to take their case
back to court today. District Judge
\Villiam Blanton ruled last week the
couple bad not exhausted au j.heir
channels within the school system
and .refused to order the Pasadena
School District to readmJt Billy.
POUCE AND authorities indicated ,
however, they are going lo clamp down
on lhe streakers. • ...
At least 19 warrants have been issued
at lhe University of Georgia charging
public indecency.
"Whal started as a fun thing
degenerated quickly," said the
Unlvcr5lly's safety director, Edward
Kissinger. "It's no longer a party when
you've told a joke 600 times. It's no
longer funny." •
Fifty arrests have been made at
Florida State University and among the
accused streakers was William Seabrook
Rudd, 20, son ol Clr<uit Court Judge John
Rudd or Tallahassee, Fla.
At Appalachlan State University in
Boone, N.C., vice chancellor Braxton
Harris warned students that streaking
was a violation of North Carolina Jaw and
will bring "immediate suspension."
DR. ROBERT Kamm, president of
Oklahoma State University, said Monday
that streaking places the streaker in
jeopardy of misdemeanor and felony
charges and protects the "pervert who
needs help."
In Atlanta P.fonday1 James Bazeley, 21,
pleaded guilty to public indecency after
streaking through a h & m bu r g e r
restaurant and was fined $1,000 and given
a 12-month sentence.
Judges in Derby, England, tined three
male streakers $46 each P.fonday for
streaking through tbe IOWn Saturday.
And In llllblin, Ireland, Justice C.O. Good
ordered four streakers held in custody
because streaking "is s c a n d a I o u s ,
disgusting and immoral and must be
nipped in the bud."
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Harlow, Monday night fO< expressing I--brad claims tlle Syrm project would have gone tl1rou8h and
belief Nixon would resign because of army II plu mbur • m1Joo-attack, Pre-been decided upon as It was agreed upon
dlsclo.!lures about the tax situaUon. mter Golda &!fir aaoaaced. between the Egyptians and us if the
Harlow termed Mills .had subjected Russians bad a share in it " she aald
Nlxoo to "guilt by Innuendo" by ~ Win Servlcel adding: ' '
suggesting tax fraud on the President's WASfUNGTON -President Nll:oo and part. Se<retary of Stale Henry A. Kt.saJncer
Of ttai:Jow's crltici!:m, Mills comment-met today with Jordan's ,King Hu....,,
ed: "That's oommon language snmeone who brought to Washington a mllltary
says when somebody sa)> something they shopping U.t. beaded by a r<qtJeSI for
don't like. Byrce and I have been friends Hawk surface-to-air misailes.
for years and I consider him still a AA the meeting began in the
friend." President's Oval Office, a White House
llARLOW SAID Mills should "put up or
shut up." •
• "If he has some facts on which to base
his statements, he should make tbem
known," said Harlow.
Harlow accused the Democrat of
"engaging In the old game or guilt by
Innuendo," and in a reference to the
McCarthy era, said 1120 years ago the
press got very upset about a campaign
by innuendo."
Ju4ge Disbars 6
Federal Lawyers
For 'Contempt' ,
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -A federal
Judge has disbarred U.S. District
Attomey Wllltam R. Burkett and five
other government attorneys for allegedly
obstructing justice in an income tax
lawsuit filed by Democratic Gov. David
Hall.
U.S. District Judge Stephen S. OJandle.r
also ordered the attorneys to show cause
why they should not be charged wltb civil
and crlmlnal contempt.
An aide to Burkett said~tbe District
Attorney's of!ice will continue. "bJlllness
as usual." V
Disbarred along with Burkett were bis
llrst assistant, Jell R. Laird, tlln!e other
assistants, James M. Peters, Floy
DaW90ll, and 0. B. Johnston ID, and G.
Phil Hamey, senior attorney and Tegion-
al counsel for the lntemal Reveooe Serv-
ice.
Cliandler charged the six attorneys
"wllllully and comiptly olistructed and
Impeded justice" by l'Oll!pirtng to
cooceal the whefeebout.s ol Dorod>y Pike,
Hall's former secretary and a key
witness in Hall 's suit.
The governor's suit.acclJICS the IRS of
hahwing hlm with an, Investigation of
his tax returns.
Hall filed suit Jan. 8 for a court order
to interview Mn. Pike, and for her to
produce tax records he claimed ~e had
kept as his secretary and given to lhe
IRS.
On Jan. 18, Oiandlcr issued a subpoena
for her to appear, but both Burkett, a
former slate Republican chairman, and a
U.S. marshal said they dldn\ know ber
whereabouts, althougb Burtell said the
IRS had her in "protective facilities" at
her request.
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spotesmin said the Mkldle East situation
wouldbedlaculsed.
BUT 11IE ICING also was expected to
lodge with Nixon a plea le< an increase
In military aid, now averaging about l40
million a year,· to inodenUze Jordan's
armed r ......
Husaeln will rtsume discusaions held
with Kmlnger: in Amman earlier this
SAUDI ARABIA ALSO BACKS
EASING EMBARGO -Pago 12
month on Jordan's demands for 91sizable
laraell withdrawal in the Jordan Valley.
But all sides believe that a
disengagement ' with Syria mmt come
first.
Jordan began its weapons hunt last
December. It has jllready been rewarded
for its moderate l'OUrSe in the Middle
East .with TOW antitank missiles, the
American equivalent to Qle Soviet
Saggers that were used effectively by
Egyptian and Syrian troops against
Israeli tanks in the October War.
BUT lllJSSEIN'S list is long. It
Includes squadrons or jet.s. tanks,
annored personnel carriers, artillery and
radar equipment, and possibly more
TOWs.
Israeli Prime Minister GOlda Meir said
today in Jerusalem the Soviet Union is
not encouraging Syria to disengage from
ISraeli forces, and that Israel cannot
surrender the Golan Heights because its
continued occupaUon Is the on I y
guarantee of leCW'ity in the north.
Mrs. Meir said Israel and Egypt could
not have dlaengaged their !'""'5 il
Moscow had a decisive factor in the
agreement. She said the Russians were
not encooraglng Syrian President Halez
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Monaco apokeamen say there
Is no truth to rumors that
Grand Duke Henrt of Lu1em·
bourg ii wooing Princess Car-
oline, tho teen-aged daughter
of Prince R.ttlnler and Prln·
cesa Grace of Monaco.
'
"I BA VE NO doubt that they are not
encouraging A!sad to go throulft at least
a ·slmllor disengagement agreement as
we bad wltb • tbe Egyptians because
Assad wants thrown in as a bonus a part
or the Golan Heipit.s beyond the 1967
lxlrders, when we are speaking of ·
disengagement In the situaUon lhat was
created after the Yom JGppurwar."
Mrs. Meir made the comments in
English during more than four boons at
three seminars a b o u t international
relaUoos at.Hobrew University.
·Ex-presidents'
Returns Sought
In Nixon Probe?
NEW YORK (AP) -President Nixon
suggested in June of 1969 that White
House staff members check the tax
returns of former presidents to see what
deductions they had taken , the New York
Tunes said today.
The disclOsure was based on a
memorandum dated June 16, 1969, and
( IN SHORT ..• )
written by John D. Elrllchman, then
domestic affairs adviser to the Pre!ldent,
the Times. reported. It said the
memorandum -addressed to an ~lldxnan aide, Edward L. Morgan -
1s now in the hands of congressional
investigators. . h:' the memorandwn, Ehrlichrnan
indire<tly quotes tbe President regarding
a llWllber or quesUoos be bad about bQw
to minimize ht.s tu peyments.
e A Hles Bft
W ASIIlNGTON tllPl) -Secretary ol
State Henry A. Klsolnger has sbaiJ>!y
aiticized Ew'opean alllet for seeting ~tr 01-1 oll deal with the Arabi.
'Tbe United Slates baa ·no objection
wbatm< to an ~t ~
pobcy,'' Kissinger said Moodav. "It ct1e:5
have an objectioo wben ~
tam the ronn or boslc hootlllty to the
Uruted States. It does have an objectim ~· in a aisls which can Only be dealt
WJth cooperatively, the Europeans
dellberately adopt a co m p e t I ti v e posture."
eou Ffnes
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -FOUT oil
companies and their market t n g
executive, charged by the pvertl'l\ll!llt
WI.th aelling regular gaaollne at proml1Sll
pnces, bavt been asaened fines 1o1a11ng
139.!llO.
U.S. Diatrlct Judie Earl E. <Yo.--
ln,._i fines Mooday ol 12A.llllO oplnlt
'!be lludaon Oil Co., Inc.; IS.GOO arUist
Jerry Stallinp, the ezeartlve · ll,lllO ~~-aplnol HudoCIO Sdotiona. hie., ~ .. _ Van Oil Co., o1 Karma Qty, Jn<.·
and $1,200 aplnst Wind StaUooa, Inc. All
pleaded gully Morch •.
e ,,__ S""1cs
LONDON [AP) -Quem E1-.i n °"""°" the tfew Parliament lnday wllh an
&nnounc<ment that Brilaln'a De'lf Lobor
'°""""""I will leek "a fundamental
.--p!lailon" ol the 1""'11 of the
natloo 'a membmhtp In the ll:llrnploll
Common Marta and theo tbe BrHllll
people can vote to accept or rejed them.
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viol
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Diplomat
Kidn~ping
Plot Told
( BRIEFS )
Attorney's office supportnig
the charge. 'l1le affidavit ~'as
ordered sealed.
Miss Alonzo, 'aJso known as
Karen Marie Forbes, al-
legedly plotted lo kidnap the
Consul General here of one of
eight natioos -Canada;
France, Germany,
S"!'itzerland, Haiti, Paraguay,
J.Jruguay, or Estonia. "The
kidnap~ of a roreign official
was imminent," said U.S.
Attorney Robert Pen')'. ''They
came perilously close."
PLEADS GU il TY
John Al-lo
A'lessios •
.
To Face
Sentence
LOS ANGELES (API
Former CaUenf.e racetrack
operator John Alessio ol San
Diego, bis son Angelo, and an
ex-prison guard at Lompoc
have pleaded -guilty to a
charge involving gratuities to
the guard.
' f J B ·lPlon Lawst1lt
Bay Ai·ea Strike
Ordered Halted
I 111AN FRANCISCO (APJ -A .,.._ _. jaqe today
'*"f a lmmedJlte bait to
"' lb:~ -by city ~ 1id ulil ponce mut
.... llkilets u Ille •lrlk• -· 1AN FRANCISCO !UPI) -~s of worten walked,
bi•lked and bicycled to thllr jobs again today as a
-by. lllllllicipaLemploy"'-lnto its tlxth day and
dio city .-hit wtth a IL
:.:c•c. ~t lo halt the
ltrib abut down public tni+P'!l"llall, hospitals, the
house, museum s,
es aDd caused I O O mllioo gallons of-raw sewage
i dly to be dumped into San
Frateisco Bay and the Pacific
Ocein. Jn addition, less than
one-OJJ.rd of the dty'a childrep
are going to scbool.
1.tyor Jooepll L. Alioto and
five city supervisors met ltite
~1oa:lay night wtth repr~
taU1es of the striking Service
E1111loyes International Union,
but no progress in the talks
Wll reported.
Illegal and that an injunction
be issued to halt the atrlke.
The suit aSked actual damages
o/ $SOO mlllloa and punitive
damages of $SOO mllll<>il
San Francisco G e n e r a I
llospital, largest p u b I I c
hospital in the area, was
ordered dosed because of 1he
strike, l>ut health director Dr.
Francis Curry said he would
fight to keep its emergency
~d ~?~~ .. IE!!~~~ ~
opera~lng.
fo~ligbts in and out d San
Francisco International
Airport were on norm a I
scheduJ ... but litter piled up
knee-deep beca~ the strikers
iocluded the airport's 19-man
janitorial slafi.
TIIE STATE Attorne y
General's office. at the re-
quest of the Regional Water
Quality Control · Boerd, nled a
suit asklng for an injunotloo to
keep the city's four sewage
plants open.
The injunction was granted
and violation or the order
could result in fines of $40,000
a day.
Downtown Market Street
was nearly deserted and
TJE UNION, representing !\Ol'es reported almost no
12,CllO employes, was demand-business. except for Western
ing en 8 peroent J>fl:Y raise Union which said, "we 're and a fully paid dental plan. delivering quite a number of
The supervisors bad offered 2, telegrams from people who
3, !lDd 5 percent raises to say they can't get to .,.."Ork."
vaztous employes. The American Federation of
Rcketing which ti a I t e d Teachers. representing about
ml.D.icipal railway streetcars, half the city's teacher!, struck
The pleas came Monday
~·Ith the dropping or two
original charges contained in a
grand jury indictment -e Poteer M{Je e. bribery and con ~i> Ira< y. ~.s .and cable cars Friday simultaneously wifh th e
;j!!od lo !be Sao ~ mWJlcloal "-· SACRAMENTO CAP) _ A ~tenc1n~ set for April a
behind. the-scenes power Ill U.S. District Court.. . .
struggle is under way to Two other sons, Dom1~1c
topple Sen. James Mills as and Anthon)", also had been m-
leader of the state Senate. dieted for alleged bribery, but
Sen. George Zenovich of the prosecution indicated it
Fresnb coofirmed Monday may drop charges.
pottk!o of the ~w Bay Area Classroom Teachers As90Cia-
Rq>id Transit District ~1oir tion has adVised its members
da,, leaving about 360,000 and the School's students to
tnosit riders stranded. stay out \l!Ul the dispute is Jbe C2lamber of Conunerce settled and the c i t y
that he ls trying to round up "It was a good p I e a
aipport to oust f e) l 0 w bargain," saJd AJ51lo'1 at-
Democrat Mills from his job tomey. "Th.is cleans up all the
a.s Senate presk!ent pro tem. Alessio cases. 'Ibe govenunent
and the Ales3los have flllisbed
filed a Sl billion lawsuit asking transportation is r u n n J n g
that the walkout be declared a.gain.
2 EarthqlUlkes Shake
Central ,Los .Angeles
· e l\'f!WeH Cited
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
t h r e e '-'Ollnt misdemeanor
crimlnal complaint was filed
Monday against City
O>uncllman Louis Nowell for
allegedly failing lo report
$19,700 In campaign
contrib.ltioos. Nowell was
sdleduled for amilgnment
March 25 In Municipal Court.
'!be complaln~ filed by
Di.strict Attorney J o s e p h
Busch's ofri<e, charged that
Nowell failed three times to
p r ope rly report a l l
O>lltributions to his re-election
campaign in 1973. 'Ille charges
stem from a 1972 fund raising
dinner on the Queen Mary,
where the $19,700 profit from a
$100-a-plate dinner was turned
over to Nowell.
eBUl Vetoed
SACRAMENTO (UPI)
Gov. Ronald Reagan has
vetoed a bill r eq ui ri n g
governing boards of school
districts to hire for school
health programs only persons
holding health specialization
credentialed.
In his veto m e s sage
Monday, Reagan said'tbe bill
by Sen. David Roberti (!>Los
Angeles), would lnter[ere 'wilh
Jocal cootnll of s c ho o.l s
because it mandates a
~ "TI.ich currently is
permiUed b)t law. lie also
pointed out supervisors of
school health pro g r a m s
already are required to be
credentialed.
e La.nd A nnex
VEN'MJRA (UPI) -The
Stale Court of Appeal held
Monday that a local fonnation
• commission -must prepare all
environmental impact reports
bef... ·approving any land
annexations.
Jn a 52--page decision. Judge
P.J. Kaus found that tbe
Kalaer Aetna COrp., which
wanted to develop lhe 677.atre
Bell Ranch near Camarillo,
violated requlrtments b y
failing to prepare a n
environmental impact report.
Resort Wins
Smog Title
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -'l'hat _, re>Qrt of film
llllPO -Palm Springs -_,
'the ..._i,t 1173 tiile •• the smouIOJt city In Ri..,sidl
COmlty. •
But city fathen whO might
be wlptlllf thoir eycslDr more rem. ihan ... did -Ill oplinlllllc lftdlttlon: t h •
'tOUllly'• Air Po!Jutlon COntrol
Oillrict llY'I .. expected
favanblo welltber cy<Ie plul
Pl tbort can lho\IId cou1e ~-· wblch ~I r<Sldenll say drifts eatwanl
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trom the pap.dou1 RJverside
Sm BemirdJno .....
litigating."
11fE ELDER Alessio, who
reput e dly became a
millionaire running the race '· LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ · do I Los A J track at Tijuana just across was in wn own. nge es.
the border south of San Diego, Two earthquakes bumped At 12:38, it was followed by
bad been in federal prison at central Los Angeles early a tremor with a magnitude of
Lompoc on a tax evuioo today but did 00 damage. It 2.5, Caltech said.
charge convic tio n. 1be 'was the 9eOODd .......... e incident The affected area seemed to
gov mment alleged be and •-be bounded by Vao Nuys of e In five days. tbe -·them San Fernando three sons bad tried lo bribe -their way ·to an easier prison ApparenUy most residents Valley on the north, Glendale
life for Alessio. slept right through t h e on the northeast, and Sooth
In Monday 's action, Alessio ~mparatively light temblors, Los Angeles on the south.
and son Angelo pleaded guilty ,illthoogh those who were running through Hollywood
to giving gratuities, and es:-a.wake in downtown office and the downtown areas.
guard Daniel A1organ pleaded buUdlngti, lncludlng the jail, The quake was not felt in
guilty to a charge of accepting p>llce headquarters a n d Orange County to the south, In
"lodging,, beverages, food and rews:rooms, fell the tremgrs Santa Monica on the coast, or
entertainment" in June lfll. a sharp vertical jouncing. in Malibu on the northern
During the trlal, witneues The Ca I t e ch Seismology coast, local law enlorcement
all atory said the first offirers said. said Alessio had been owed ke hit at 12 ·.35 a.m. w1'1h a A k · h ·1ud f · 1 qua ewn amagn1 eo leaves from prison to VJS t a gnitude oC 3.0 on Lbe 4.5 on the Richter Scale shook
girlfriend in a local motclr~~~Sc~~~Je~. ~The~~ep~ieen~ter~=the~r~e~gloa~l~ast~F~n~·d~ay~e~v~erun~· ~g·I ovemigbL
Gov.Reagan
'Tln·eatened'
By Caller
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An
tmlmown caller has demanded
the release of fow-persons in
Sacramento jail, saying if they
aren't released, "the Peoples'
Revolutionary Anny" would -·te Gov. Rooald Reagan and other officials.
In one caJI to the
Sacramento Bee Monday, a
voice referred to the four as
"politlcal prisoners," said
reporter Dean Huber, who
took the <all.
111E VOICE said if Ibey
v.·eren't released, there would
be f 0 u r assasmnauon1,
"includinf Gov. Reaian down to probat10n of Heers. i•
Jn another call to KCRA
radio station, the voice said
there would be "reprisals
against public officlals. '' No
one was specified by name,
said KCRA stall membel' Tip
Kendall.
1bc governor'• security
chief and .the state police said
such calls are fairly common,
and they are not overly
COll<Ulled. They said they had
never beard of a "Peoples'
Revolutioolry. Army,"
Demands
R e fused
BERKELEY (UPI) -The
Berkeley Gutlte JotllOd the
O.kland Tribune on Monday in
musing a d<mand by Patricia
Heant'1 klmapon thal their
communJquea be printed •
verboUm.
In 1 frodt·-editorial, the
Go><tte IOld lta ruden It
_.Id not <0mply wI1ll the
d•mands from lbe sim-
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Help -, each Cities ,. or ..
~. • • • ' . . . , • A modified P!'OPOS&l for state relunda Jo heath South Laguna; Ute Irvine Junior Women's Club; the Har-_--1,.~-'--;•;;IU!;'es~o;';;;t ~ involnd In P.!a.Y.!!!Lh<~Lto~•J!!!!!ll•~..!Qur· bor Area's Friends of the Upper Bay; the Harbol\ Key , seems . fi>Dive a lalf C!Wice of support lri Sacra=. ---of the Child Guidance center;FOWiliin Villej's Com-
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menlo. munlty Tbea!Alry the Fountain Valley High School'• Key ~---0---0--Tbe Call!ornlUAague of_CIUeoJs_draftlng proposed. Club;_and. the..J.unlor Ebell..CJub_of NOWPl)l't_lltach.
JeglslaUon tn relmbane local funds spent on police pro-The proJecta undertaken by. the dedicated mem·
-tectlon-for visitnn. --hers-of tbese-groupa -represent -thouunds oL houn oL
' The ciUes earlier bad sought full refllnd• for their volunteer eff4rt for the bettennen~ of Ufe along the
beach support. cos1a;--bllt league-offlclals-feel-tbe re-Orange-Coast.· ---
duced request, for help in policing only; will &taud a bet· Thanks are in order, both tn the donor of Ute awards
ter chance in the legislature. · and to the community-spirl~d ~0lunteen who were hon·
It would amount to an annual refund of $640,000 ored. , \ ' ~
for Newport Beach, f696,000 for HunUngton Beach and '' ·
flOO,ooo for San Clemente, the only cltiea that have . • h Cost .of _ _!ernment rompleled.coiit.studies. -----~-~---_.a . .u. _ _ .
Newport's annual cost for beach support, including
Ufeguards and mainlenance, amounts to U.Lmillion, ~ Most householder&. have ~ pn1tt1 ~ood · 1crea how
while tourist re~enue brings only au est!maied '836,000 many dollara are needed tn keep a family going every into the city i..aaury. . year.· · --· · -
HuriUngtnn Beach spends $1.8 million and Ilk .. In · Now the U,S. Chamber of Commerce bas figured ~ estimated $815,000, while San Clemenie spends out how many dollara the average American family will
$350,000 on beaCh·retated l!Orvices. · • have tn chip ii\ to run the federal government in the
A scaled-down propooal for state aid to the beach cominr,.:reara.r.;J·Jed federal bu.d•et of f304.4 bUJlo.n tourist centers warrants serious legislative conaideraUon. With =• •
As Orange Coasters well know, visitors from other areas for fiscal 197 , JI will amount to a tidy '4,362 per house-
make up a major portion of the cosUy summer influx hold. This is covered by taxes paid dlrecUy to the gov-
aud many contribu!AI litUe tn the local .economy. ernment .and by the multitude of other taxes in which
Service Rewarded
The annual Disneyland Community s.;rvice Awards
brollght well dMerved honor, along •with fl,000 awards,
tn ell!ht clubs •nd orgauiu'Uons·along the Orange Coast.
'!'hey were among 40 service groups winning ·recog·
niUon ind cash for volunteer efforts in fjelds ranging
from e1tvlronrnental educaUon:tn health clinics and com·
munity theater. . 1
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·the federal govemment .•hares.,lt also represents a 108
percent increase over the average family share of gov-
ernment cost 10 years ago.
Tile bigg .. t chwik of I.be '4,362 contrlllutlon,
$1,434, will go·tn provide income security for other per·
sonB, an increase of 215 percent over 1965. National
defense will absorb f l ,257 (up 43 -percent); interest on
debls, '417 (up 128 percent); health services, '377 (up a
whopping 1,157 percent); and general government costs,
$97 (up 155 percent).
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Coastal grQUpa 0 in the winning 40 were the Capi·
strano schoolB' Environmental F.ducaUon Center. the-
auxillary of the South, Coaat Community Hospital. in
U It's any consolation, one government spending
program, space research, has declined In cost •Ince 1965.
Unfortunately, thla bu been more than offset by Jn.
creased spending In all other areas.
ere goes the Tbinker again!' '•
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WASlll!IGTON -P...ii!Ont Niioo
d+o""' """'his cootnwmlal leet·lax
nlln." -1>1 .,...., .belore 11sninc 1i
... April 10, 1l'l'L . •
The 'eftl>I WU wi-b¥' his ---1 lawyer, Herbert Kfl'J'Nch, and hia lax lawyer, Frank DllMafeo, Who al&lo
carelUlly explained .
the Ill l1gur.s to
him. Tbelr testimony
c o u I d clMarmiDe , . ·
-the ·Preli· -was a fl"l'V ,to
dtlming ·~. lax ded~ l'ftB •
Ille ielll -. bU pa)1ed: The
cialm WU bliod ·-l boddated deed,
-_.. to the go¥mlJDllll .... lblrd ol illi vice lftlldenllal popmi. ' .
TAX authoriliel bave told DI !bat the
-ijng ol the document appean to
bi! tnucmlent and.oould lay the Prf8ident
....... dlll'gel ol iDcoalO lax -·.
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White Hcilse spokesmen have insisted
!bat the Pmldeot left the pr<pan>tion of
his lax returns to his lawyers and that he
WU too ~ wl!h the pmldency
to bother abou! the delllla.
'Ibis bU' been dtaput<d, -· by Iba Iii-and docwneots DeMaroo .his 111"'1 lo< the Joint Coog!<soiooal
Committee Oii Internal llovemJO Tax·
atkln, · which. is investigating t be
Pmldent'a lax liabllltlea at his· ii>
vitation.
THE DOC\1MENTS show that the
Prelldeot took a personal Interest In tak·
mc,.-y,pooalble lax deduc1l00' For ...
ample, ~ June 16, 1969, memo from his 4 akle af1Cl.1ecididant, John EbrUctu>;1.1n1 stlltee: ~. \ ~
·"The Pmldmt holds the view that a
public man does VOIT little ol a pe.-1 nal!D'e. Virtually all of his entertalmnent
and activity Is related to his ·-.•
He wants to be sure that his bu9inesll
deductionl include all allowable items.
For ~. wedding gifts 1 o
· "1lether DeMarco told the President that
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the $576,000 d"!luctlon was based upoo a
JACK ANDERSON ~ai~~;zy. DeMarooadmilt<dhe
_ _ had notarl7.ed the deed at the White "-------.:1"1!'~,..6~~-~-Houae when be came to d1acuu the ta1
Coagreanen'a da~ · · '6\oL_ r<1urn with the ~ en April 10,
fuoera1s ew " . · '' l'il'll~ The notarixatloo lalaely atat<d the
• "~' · "'~~" '":'dW' bad been signed In Calilomla a Even rmre u '• ~:earlier· .
confessions behind doon ""-'-"''-~.two crack lawyers whom Nixon
committee sta reoount<d the ~ed in lo handle his tax problems
crucial April 1 ' ' g wltb the H. Chapman Booe ol Oeveland and Ken'.
President, the two ~ttomeys spent about neth Gemmill ol Philadelphia, have made
30 minutes •'Plaining the lax """" to anxiOUI Inquiries aboot the April 10
the Pmldent He carefully checked each meeting In the oval olfice. They hive ez. .
page be!'" lignlng the return. pr<oaed "°"""" that DeMMco or B: LON~
TDl!N De. and KAlmbodi pro-~ migjJt _,. about --~ '"!:. ..
ceeded the Wblte Blue Uvmg ,.;ct. · · ~· for example,
quarters and lax return to OOMMITl'EE oources bavt told us late Sen.
Mrs. Nlxlm, ture. there are no tapes of lhts lmportSnt te, neverthel
She served them coif .. and cookies. m<e&g, because the -tape him by a 94<o-5
Delllarw woold not relate the oyslem hadn't yet been lnltalled. The · Mo<e ominouo I
!allier WU bolinded
.always cllimpioned
ation. lie led ·Ille t11e ........ o,..
·Dodd, D-Om. '!be
I voled to QEDIUr'e
!Ubstanco ol his dlscussloo with 'Iba ..,...;,,,, also oay that notes alld memos attitude ol Rep. ' 111111, D-Ari., the.
President aboot laxm, claiming attorney· dealJng with the Prtsldeot's con-former cbalrman. who ltarted the Jn.
client privilege. This 1ea ... up In the air venatioi>s with DeMarco alld Kalmbach mtiption. ·at u d y i n g the
• -Fear of Disruptin.g
preliminary findings, 'be . ollend lo . !n-
troduce legial<tion grantlng the Pr8!ldlnt
immtmity from _,_ ii he .-1<1
resign. The offer implied that ,_.
Uoo ts a poalbllity. .
We bave also leomed that Ille Jntemal
·-Service baa Ulligneltthe ~ ..
ltS intelligeooe -,_ ""' the people who usually lnveollgate cr!mfnal
ta.1 fraud.
IT MAY · also be signilicaot tbll the
President's,. lawyen are arg1ling the
Presldeot'cannot he im_.bed for a
crime unless it is <munitted in bis
"f!O"'""""'tal -city." Since tax
. evaSlon I! liridly a privale crime
oore1ated to . the Preaiden-t'1
••govermnentaftcapactty, .. the ...,...\
might be anticipallog . tax dm-ges
against Nlxoo.
It should be -. ., .,......, that 00
charges have been made and that the
Pn!sidellt like everyone elee must be
presumed irmocent uatil p r o v e n
otherwise. But developmenbl are rapidly
cl08ing in on Rlchanl Nixon.
Safety and He,alth Act
Holds Threats of Abuse Voice of America Si ent on Gulag
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;· u.r.•a"wmit hal)l)<lled. Employe, Mrs. ( J WASHINGTON-The Voice ol !\merica J~ ,,.. Xi the 'lidkw' room at ABC '-·!lie bean! a oom-.and . RUS WALTON (VOA), this nation's overseas prop-
f'dlmbed uP on the potty seat the better aganda arm, bu been strangely mute
lo lee out a window. One of her feet ..._ _________ _, about Alexander Solzhenitsyn 's
llippecl oil t11e seet Into the commode ; -the OSHA Standards B 0 a rd monumental ••Gu I a g Archipelago"
llhe fell, and bnllce (establishes and up<lates salety and despite point<d pleas from the U.S. em·
her leg. health reguiatioos): bassy In Moscow to pass the dramatic ~ ':'osW~ -the Division of Industrial Safety word In detail to the
.(Occupational Safety (with 20.1 safety engineer·inspectors it Russian people.
and Health Act1 to is the· police arm), and Wheo excerpls of
file a complaint of -the Jl.SHA ~ Board _(conducts the great author's
unsafe working coo-helµings and makes final n.iinp when work first appeared
dltlom. She charged an employ.. appeals a citatioo). In Western newspap-
tbe potty seat was OSHA safety inspectors can pull an era last December,
the new..f a n g I e d jnspectk>n oo any employec-'s facilities the embassy cabled fc--->!·, ;,,;.divided in front and not.a.comp!ete__aL_llllY. limo during a wodling day, the U.S. Jnfonnatlon
rim. U It bad been the old4ashloned type, without warning or advance notice. A---;\jieucy (USIX)~com-~~--
( EVANS·NOVAK
the Soviet Union far more about
Solzhenitsyn's bitter outcry against the
Stalin era.
THE FIR.ST oongresslooal targel was
• not USIA's treaunent of Gulag but Its ap-
par<nt playing doWn in broadcasts w the
Soviet Union of news abo\lt 'Soviet
dissi11ents. In a Januaey speech, Sen.
Henry :r..1. Jackson quest)ooed whether
USIA was trying "to aocommodate the
Soviet demand that we refrain from
VOA Itsell that excerpt& ol Gulag be read
over VOA. Jnstead, coverage ol. tbe
siJocking oludy ol ttie Sl.a11n era -limlt<d to a rehash ol s1ilrlM, edlillrials
and commentaries taken from the U.S.
media.
Jn the past, VOA leldom ii ever broad·
casl to O:Jmmuntst -lqtby ... ""1'ts ol published malerial. Bl& Gulag
ls unique: the moit powerful e1f19Se ever
publillled ci IUe under Stalin. Tbat's why
the Rmsian service of the BriUsh Broad•
casting ·c.rp. (BBC) Ila> been reading
lengt!lly excerpts from Gulag. Similarly,
the German overseas radio, Deut.tme
Welle, bas given its Soviet audience a
regular dose ol loog quOO!tioos. ...
llhe argued, the accident would oot have penoo louod guilty ol giving an inending VOA's first
bappEDed. · emp!Oyer advance notice ol ao Inspection bandling ol what was becoming a big ii>
OSHA olficiats dlsmls!ed her com· c&n ·be lined $1,000. l•matimal ""'l'Y· But the diplomatic
plailW. . . II' AN 1mpec1or finds what he deems 'cable also strongly p<eSled USIA,~ ThelOComma ·nts of Czar Simon
·i Since Jan. 1, 1974, Californta emphJyen an maafe or ,ld>ea.Mhy situation, he runs VOA,', to be ~,end• gtt into. the
i-=,.--· been---undel"--the-..ate•a -""-rdtatlon....itlng a time limit sullslance • ol Golag-..,lbal Is, to beam .
-OSHA, as mmJated by the ledenil by ~ the hazard mua be -.,., great gobs ol It into tlle heart ol Russia.
_.,ient. Cal-OSHA, wu eoaded. in The einployer may also receive a YET, the USIA high command is so 1m lo _,.. "safe and healthful work-maHed notice ol the OSHA fine !nvoh<L timid about oeeming to undercut Pres!·
inC Clllditiona for all CalUomla -g Mloor violations can bring floeo up to dent Nlxoo'a cleleme wlth Moocow that
-meD. and women by esn:ce:nent of $1,D . Serious Ykllatlons must ·be as-tbattelegramw11neverevenaDswered.
el!odlve standards." ......i civil pena!Ues·ol ll,000. JU61 how much of this policy hlis been
MQRE THAN l00,000 employeni and ii 811 employer fe<!s a citatloo ts diotat<d lo USIA direCtor James K""lb
7 000 000 _...__ ered unwlUT8Dted 0< m!air, he can petltloo by the lVh!le Hoooe or the State "-'"· ' ' ~ .. ..,....,.,., are cov ; any the OSHA •-•· •--~ To date ••-....,.... --'--• who birea ,.,.,.._. ~v. , ~ n1'l1I Is not known. K""lb fold ,. VOA g..,..,__ even one penoa ~·' · ·~ bU reoetved SS -cy·1s .-b~him and his.._ aides. ...,,.. under OSHA. The only eiceptlon . ,..., , ..,.
ii -., -.: OSHA does not In c:oofcJnnity wi1ll U.S. policy.
app!J tO -. babylltten, pn!enen, OOMPLAINTr'IPINI an "'"°" · -li>e -· USIA'• "'1lsal etc. can be made In ...,,.t by any employe to exploit Gulog la lnlurlatlng not only -~loo ol Clll-06HA Is divided °" einploy .. 1opr_u,.. Tho reason ~~~~~ ~but-otherN~-
ialo -porto: for audl _..,, Is lo protoc< the ii> ~-· •-•w -n -a
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fonnet' from the ~ employer. weakness at home may lead him into
However, ht lielCret:)' could alao invite unwarranted CODCelBIOOS alxoed 1o bls
apile caDo alld -baraosmenl -for forelfpi lllCCe9leS.
aafety ii, alld should be, TlllJS; the poljcy ol playing down .....
i prime conoera and care. that mtpt eifnlli tile .---Moot . ""lie it jua that. Nooe-applied 1o Gulq. Actually, -.. 1o Ille-le¥.~ ... ...,,. aopecia ol OSHA mlddl•lenl USIA -· -diiel 4hat-wl}'-irio~ Nlmi ..-.1111n ~ b•&•• -. Mlly-,. down VOA'1 ......... o1 The OSHA ._..,. could have the w-..ie-.i._, be 1oo1< over
~ _..... _., po...r USIA,._ rm .... ._ .In w1J
over employm -eopedally amall im at the ncoimneodatloa ol fllen
--""· And, -conlullJ' WM!o---8.R.-.-. OSHA -beolne a -Bui polltkol -to Kqll't muled for ......,.._ ..,._ '"" the _.,. ol Gu·ll1 far amlK'<llda
talte," ... !"'1lllUed """"""' ... crt-of Ills kJd.119"0 -of -'"....,.. ""° -... .......... Powa.,. P""ldanll ol bath ---to drtw .. .....,... IJOOtlot .. ~,.,...,,,to -out ol -w. . lrqll lo tell milllons ol rodio-ill
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And, lo, it came to pass that an evil
drougllt did strike the land. And aa the
d-aun doth audt up a sbalJow pool, It
dried and withered the austenlnce.ol the
beubl ol the field the -le did treasure
the most, ttieir auO>inol>U...
F\>r lo tboee days,'"aTIUU\11 wealth was
tnellllM!d by the alze and numbers ol his
auto<no-lliles; and. be did cherish them
above all otber thlnp upon the fat< ol
the ear1I>. And, for want ol -.
the auto-n»l>Ues,dld spuMer and die .
And tlle people In their suffering did
raise lhelr ·-lo tlle heavO. some
c:uned -· who produced I h e IUlltenancei aome cuned. .._ who IOld
iii and some an:d 4beir nalen.
AND 111EY wmt \lltO soothsayen.
Sayetll ooe: The -lllalJ soon return. Sayeth _....., 'lllou lhall not ' a.:e sufficient -apln within alt the days ol yoor lives.
And oome ol the pOopJe raised red or
yelloW 0< g...., blnnm lo ward .oil evil
l!JirMI: and all -and fouPt
through the -ol the days !or Iba proclous dropl tlllt remained: .
And in their tuf!erlng, lheJ did raise
up me ol lllelr numb« called Slmoa: and
they did make of him lllelr Czar.
AND SIMON did ...,,. doorll !nm the
IWlllnit GI capitol HID ml 1Poke -
the pell!!le, NYll>f: Keop -thee tills
coveoanf. ..S tlRn tball bl sci ?-
ART HO~PE
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!or all; and th flocb ol aut<Hno-bil...,
sball increaae -llllo the days, ol !by
-·· ch. And be !'JllUlllllded them, saying:
'lbou-me.
'lboo ,hall t 11te the name of !by
Czar in vain the pump go_~ as
thou polJeol
..,,... sba1t .......... Iba alteruta days
ol the monlh, for odd, e"!D for evea:
but for the 111· y4inl day, wlJldt ollaU be
kmwD as a II.
the aabbath and keep ...
kill, ewn the man wi>o
ol tlloo in line. coinniit ~ In .......
llpboa. •
aller tlly po pup to
covet. tlty nei,hbor'•
bb Jeep -not his ..., any means ·o1
la tlQI oel(bbor'a. • •
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forth ·-· And theoaui<Hnol>llea did yet sputter and' die In the fieldl.
, And the pmple , did tum from their
Czar and cunie blm, saying, Wh8t good
are his Ten Qmmandments? ... '
And a wise man did rise: from' -.
them;, and he spaio, saying: Well, ~
workeil aa good as the fllllt Tell .
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tfftlt ltoy~~-' tu1ooid8ta, by PIO•ktb• I ..._ ...
raden' Yiewl aftd ~P' ,..._ .. ' ............. _ ... Wool_
--n.-,.,-~ ol Che Doll>" Pllol -""' .... -............... ol .. JlllCt. Ofb'd!* MPilMd bf the (!Iii..
uwdtb' ml cartooNlel •nd 1ilbr" '
writa'a are 1hetr on and no...,. ...
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Beer in world
Argwneot continues as to the whereabouts of tho,.
brewers ol tbeworkl'• best beer. West Germany's Bavaria
•usually gets the moot votes, still, but It has DOI deserved
·:the~ for a number ot yean. Peculiarly, Mexico
l'an!ly is nomliiated, even though it turns out beer that
dellnltely' ranlr,t' amoog the best. An expert -ought to
, know tells me the United States above
' • all other natioos merits credit .. the
, r.lxier' Pl"'dJ!O· ol .this world. Not only
-,-are I '
but they're generally more skillful. As
for ~ir beer, it v~I~. sure enough,
, but there's, so much of Jt that the beer
.. from nowhere else can match the best
'. of it.
• .. , , , , ~ little koown fact is Sl.Ul-
\ g)aales ~wereJ iJ:tvented before writing. Ancient Africam tnmde .them ·Out of bones. F.arly Alaskan naUves used
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TAXES
Q. "Wben•s Tu Freedom Day?''
A. "Apffi 'rt, It's DOI yet designated as a national boll-
·day. ,But-;that's tbe date when the average citizen bas
~ earned eoough money to pay his federal, state and kJca1
tu bill for·the 'year, ordinarily.
'. cllmi; ... !<5 il'tbe old tiq!e ~-ppi stesmboota could .. ,na.wate.in, wale<'l!S~low !OS thr'!' feet..Easily. Lot ol
"iu.e bolts drew ·llD lllDlie than 20 to 30 i,Dcbes. .,~
• \ Legal. prec;edents haVe been set in · 16 states to make ~~1>t1ettber a husband. or' a wife 1egitimate ground
··foridi~ -.
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Wl!lcb. gets the· more sunlight over the course of a year,·.~ North Pole, the equator or ·the South Pole?
1'X~'re_·rigbt;·•\f .)'OU said the North Polt! There are 4,400
·;tiours· of ,dayftght in a year at ~ equator, 4,500 houri at
·;the North Pole·and 4,380 at the Sooth Pole.
, Hliir.gri>W.. fastest on those young ladies in their late
'teens ..
Survey. shpws, 12 percent of the AmericaM now would
setUe in some oU)er country, if they could afford it.
' ' ' . What, .you cin't name the only new'kitchen appliance
to .junlp into 'tJie .market during the last 30 years? 'Ibe
compacter,.the compacter.
"'Kalf.ga-roo" in the native Kanaka dialect means ."I
don't know." Story goes that an· early English uplorer
asked· ag~AustrMlan native what those oddball animals
were.. Al\d the na.Uve replied, "kan-ga·roo." Shrug.
OOCroRS
•"Give si:r: mOii:ths training to any reasonably intelligent wOman or man. And said trainee then will be able lei treat
· IQ· .percent of the medical cases handled by the typical
"'PbYsician in general practice. That's the claim of one
~doctor 'ol·natiQnal reputation. But he says most physicians "idm:l't much care. for the notion Of training such ~apro
,ifwi)n•ls, They'd tend to reduce the doctors' peraonaJ
•• profils coilslderably. ' . . '. . .
"~Y 41 <>f these 50 United ·States are larger than
Switzerland. ·Bot' I-specialista say they've delected
:. JDOl'e1 than '19 dillerent diak!cls spoken ·in that coontry.
1Remartable;-what? ' ~ A .~. man mentions he lives on Long Lake .. #!ere. WJiiCh long Lake? There. are 156 so named in ',. 'MlnoeiOta: .. ·And 83 Bus Lakes, l2Z Rice Latee, 72 Twin
Lakes·aqd 91 Mud Lakes.
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"Mommy I Dolly's loling her temperoturef'
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Mutilation Trial
.Enters 3rd Month
.,_ WS ANGELES (UPI) -on a !mg Beaclutreet April!,
:nie triaC or two members of 1971. Both ol Ji;, ws bad beon
'1in outlaw motorcycle gang 1evered and bis bead bad been and two former Pennsylvan-
lam charged Jn the 1971 muUJa. cut and brulaed.
tion alaylng of a Long Beach A lllth IUJ!ltCI, Ronald
man has entered . its third Phelps. was Jft\'ioUSly con.
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Drough-t-...__,.Gritieism
For Cor~g
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WASHINGTON -M the
IUll-ICCfChed Sahel a 1 a I n
1tnru1 .. lo cope with droul)lt
and famine, the Nixon acJ..
ministration bas been stung by
strong criticilm ol lt11 reller er-fom.
American aid offlclals ex· prjU-:,JllSnoy-and dliap;
polntment In the wake of a
study that 1weepi.rcly accuaes
the United States and the
United Natlona of neglect, in-
ertia, and bureaucratic
fallun?S that contributed lo the
-Jou ol. more than 100,000
lives in West Africa Jut year.
The study waa prepared by
the Carnegie Endo:wrnent fqr
lnt.emational Peace.
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be needed tbrou8h Septombrr, Entitled "Dill&ller In the ficiall, in·~ campo wbere 1 new l)'llem ol -...al
197f. Deler1," the Comelle study ii IDadequat< milk IUl'l'lltt fore:· "'lief Ill llelcje the complex
According to AID olnct.18, baaed on Jntorvlew• with eel hJcher 1 or I h u m con-and cootlnulng problem o1 the U.S. ae .. a<fy has com-Amerlcanrnl and UN ollflcilla, swnption. drought In the sut>Sabaran acade c experts, p r v a t e Thb AID nptlod 2l0,000 lOM of food, relio/ agoncl,. and journolbta.-THE PIOUllE OP' 00 000 ~teii siiiip~Ily .iJ=
moot Of which wUI be . •-···· al0> ,_ "'-"~. 'Cl-lch I the de!( -·' thi •""""• Dona -u ....,...-problem, wit JnYO V .. . _ vcniu s ...,...... • AMONG O'IUER crltk:urms, ficials say it ls a mnknwn varied Joterellta: ol rMnY
SAIGON (UPI ) -A
Viet Cong JP>Maman bu
ctltlclzed the Ja-
go"""'"*'1 foe tt>reala>
Ing not lo Jet Viet Cong
?l nc·Ponc . playtn
partldpolo Jn on Nian
-Dell month. tkinsJJ:OIJLO~.Jh<y_Jt-aaya that· neither AID-oor-..wP<il»UM-o'f-.taUJtlc!.il (IOvemmenil, ,.uei qonlii-
add, should be sufficient to tbe Food and Agricultural figures baaed on ·a 1mall !\ON. and blla-1-..
Or&anlJatlon (FAO) had COO· ~sampling nmde by ,o\tlanll'1-jiiiiiiii!iiii!!iiii!iii!~ii!iii!!iiiiiiiiiii ( J tlngency plans ready, deoplte Center ror Diseue Cloliq-ol. ' I BLOWER NEWS .ANALYSIS evidence of Impending AID ocltnowledg .. ·tllat the B~~~rc ff _ • dlaaater """" IMI: that Sabel rellef effort has not beon
·nomadic peoples were a "modeloperaUon"But"'· 0 STYLES meet the "mirrlmum euential di"1mlnated against; that . · )Ill:
need." cftlldren pert.shed' because oe agency derues that the prob-
lad< ol a m ea 1 lei Im· !:""' lnYOlved _cot1Jtltuted HOW TO DO THEM STEP IY STEP
..'111E PROBLEM now," munJzaUon camp;Ugn. an admi~atlve • .--an.d Anyone c.n ewe for 1 Brutt! & BIOwer tlair style.°' our
Says an olficfal, • • i 1 ft al.so ...s. ...... es th 1 t _bltreaucratic di~er. _ aa 1s 01t1er curl cooing. lu.,.free. Jut! tunclioMI SCISSOR
..,.._5 all1>1red or that W .. .;a.;.,,..,._ · STYt:.ES wt\k:t} we ii 8asYto-do llf)US1 sl"!lmciool Our lamp transportation -getting tbe Ame r 1 e a n th i p rn en t a .... ' ~,........,, cutL tinQ""er turft>le culL curling Iron culs. wastl towel dty, ·
food there on time. We're not aomet~ ol t."Om"le bu nQt ~ed -w I l h brOll't 'n nuff ait1 or sirnpkt wasti and wear cuts are SCIS-
uWE FEEL W E ac: on top rA the emergency yet, ICJllhum, which w a s in--~~ concern t o SORED ill t~I YoOrMlf slylos. Good tor any age, ~Ushed 8 major goal In but we're at least two nQltbs dlgetllble and only flt for Sahel~ plight. •l'IY tial;, No teasing, no rollers. no pins. nO P<X:LUTING
preventing Dl85S atarvatlon," earlier than last year." ''cattJe feed.'' AID olficials The l!lf.page re~ calls for HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO:
cornmentl an official of the Under strona ...,...-·re from counter that all the Coed O'r11in MO m ......... ~ WAYIS. YOU MAT HIY• WAMT Agency f o r lnthnatklnal • ,.. --•· -· TO SIT TOUI MAM A•AaM. ~r.:.'.":':!r.'~1 ~1;.!',: =t1es~eo~0 l:.. "": ::-==a~~f;~ HEALTH JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING
from 1 rnllllon to 10 rnllllo!> propliated '25 rnllllon for onlmaJ feed but Is one or the It tai. -medkal -on lleoch F""1on
pl L...1-.... u." emergency relief and ball ap-~'O major crops grown in eQUhJmm.ttobelprestore t"4tii.llti.A.... JOIN......,..., peo e were u•o.:uig ~1· proprlated, but not 1utborlt.ed. West Africa. hNlt.J\. Donate to the llOAO 111.e "11:".c ._ -1." ''Constructlvecrltlciam ther mil"-for -~--" ~d U08PITALEqul.........,t.Fund. ~ vi7 ....-u.i could have t>een useful and ano '50 UUll a Occa.:uuuAI I.lit reaction to .----IA.M.t.10,.M.:s.t.&S..tt.IP.M.
helJWI." says another AID of •• ~reco~very~...!pr~og~n~a"."m~. ---~the~gr~a~Jn~o=rred~~:_:. •~ay~the~of:.!·1:-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-:'.JL~~~~~~~~~~~~~!,jjji!i"!!!!'!!""
fictal . "But the repori ii olten
inaccurate and slmpUstJc ln Jll
proposal of mw to c1eae with
the problem" ·
The ........ Is that !lie
atudy will now divert the at·
teotloo ol the Administration
and the eoocr-from the
main problem beca.,. time
will have Ill be spent ......,...
Ing c:barieo-
month Jn Superior OJurt. vlotecl of the murder alter a £VEN AS THE study ts
Edward Strohl, formerly of 1973 trial. debated, attention Is again
re your frustration.
IBethlehem, Pa.: Hom• r Stn>hl, who rented the LMi foc:uoed on the chronic.Cly Miller, also ol Pennsylvania, Beach opartm<nt where the parched rejlon known as Sabel
·and Richan! Rhmne.and Gary slaylng alleged! t lace, and UN offida~ and private
Mumy, both members o1 the -origJnally waa · • on • ,relief Ofianlratlons an calling
· · · · '. · ..._. for worJd-. hely.-/1 1~...-1---~.;.,..;..,;.:
aeCuaed tn the beating death ll>lmsylvanla prison escapee. scan:lty oi rain has depl•ted
know us for. But one thing we are
trying, is to have many of ~ur
t ndard St<ttlops open dunng
non-working hours wtier.ever
possible. We're encouraging our
Chevron Dealers to do this also,
so people will have a better
chance to ge.t gasoline on the way
to-and-from work.
of Jolm Reed. food stocb and once· more
· '111.ELATESTtrialbeganin threatens starvation of ~ Court Dec. IS and ii thowlandl of the 25 million :-=========• expected !<> laat for aoother people Inhabiting the slx·n•· ~ D11irJct Atlomey lion ref(lon, as well u
Dinko Bonzanlch said the ftve wldeopread Joos ol callle.
lllJJpeda toot Reed captive Jn Dlsuter relief ii the priority
!lie aporiment beca,.. he bad concem ol -id donon. The !Hen a watch and 15 from UN eotlmates that at least
Mliler'• girlfriend. 550,000 tonJ ol food gralnJ wlll
642-3766
REED WAS allegedly held
for IQUr hourt while the
~ cut his ears off, beat
and lddted him and cut him oo
the face before ~Ing hia
body OD a street polJce aai<J.
-.lestllled Illa! bO ....
In anolhff room-ol the IOPUI·
rnenl when the beallnc loot
place.
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Says Worst
'Not Over
UNITED NATIONS (UPI)
..... Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim sayo "the wont Is
definitely not over" in Africa's
drought area Just below the
Sahara Desert where 100,000
perlOllS have died and expem
estimate aoother 200,000 may
starve to death.
"Much has been done, hut
much more needs to be done,"
Waldheim said.
He suggested a "sort of
lifarshall Plan" for the area.
W aldhelm, just back from a
2\.2-week tour of 14 West
African countries including the
area ~agued by a six-year
drouR!J~ said he saw p11., of
foodstuffs In the capita& of
the alx alfllcted -· -Senegal, Mauritania, Mall, Up-
per Volta, Niger and Chad -
but authorities lacked sultllble
transportation to get them to
the stricken areas in tne
north.
* .. . •· ; First of •ell, we'd like you to
" retllh that we fully understand
the Inconvenience and frustration
that you and your family are going
through to ·get gasoline. ·
As much as we wish that
there were some magic formula
to solve the problem, we know of
none.
We just don't have enough
petroleum to satisfy all the needs
of our customers. And until there
are more supplies, or reduced
demands-or a combination of
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both, we're going to have a'tlght
situation.
Meanwhile, we're doing
everything we can at Stand~rd to
supply you. But the reality is that
right now there is just so much
crude oil available. And the gov-
ernment sets needed pri6rities
that reduce the amount of gas-
oline we have for our compa ny
stations and dealers.
O.bvi ously we're disap-
pointed because we can't always
provide the kind of service you
Californja's new Odd I Even
Marketing Plan should help·
shorten the lines, as will the pro-
vision whereby stations will not
make sales of less than a half
tank. We'll be cooperating fully
with the new system wherever it's
~dopted.
And, of course, your efforts
to conserve fuel by driving less,
using car pools, and planning
· your shopping trips, holidays and
vacations more efficiently will
definitely help use less gasoline.
Again, we wish there' was
some quick and easy solution.
But there isn't. We can only say
that we're doing everything we
can to ease the problem, and we
thank you for your patience and
cooperation.
Standard Oil Company of California
It P8VI to dlal lanSll dstance cals befOre a am.
For less than $1 :Plus tax. when you dial
direct wilhout Ope1ator assistance. you can lalk
... to anywhere'Withln California for 6 minutes, or
New York for 4 minutes. (Remember, it's laler
In 1he day back East.)
These low Dial Direct rates are in effect
every night frQm 11 P.M. to 8 A.M .. and exlra
minutes are at lhe lowest rates too.
Dial Direct ra1es do not apply on person,
collect, c1edit card, holel gue st ca lls, calls
cha1ged to another number, or calls over 40
miles pjaced from coin phones.
• Dial Direct rates do apply on Ope1a1or-
assisled station calls placed from communities
where long dis· • lane~ calls _cannot ·@Pacltlc lelap°'lone be dialed dorect. " ·
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Fnta Wlro set.Ice. ';-:. J.W. r..-..i lo Ibo May ll
11Aultnlians 1(t D0longer11 OtmocrtOc ~.
ulkNt o1 people who eal steak, FulllrlPI, •. dllalmla ol
x_:..•!.ii~I•=. the Seoale F0ttlp Rellllou
Goolli -uys. QiJimltlee, l8ld pre~ be-
"Auslrallans are ,.,. likely Will aeelr. • • · lillh term.
lo be-found eallq ~eat ~-4'._la -1ng_ hla
manala, accompanied by a ecor'WI tmn as pemor.
_!!Jesllng, or bcbd' au plvwe f.1 *
Wllh a boltle ol Cabemtl • •-a-G -Shiraz," he laid _.nwii.. ~-• •
Whltlam mod. bla <Om-the Na'Q''a 71.yeaMlcl DUCltlr
!MU on Ille ctumging DI• war!..-. upert. decll""' lo
tioaal taste as be dedk::ated get bdo a women'• ri&htl
lbe •I.llll.000 Kalaer Stuhl dOO-al San Diego.
Winery lo the BA..... Valley, A 'woman joumalllt med
c PEOPL~ ).
45 miles norlheast ol Adelaide,
Sooth Australia, which ~
vkles 8 percent of the nation 's
RictoVU' to defme "the role
women cu-p-1 ... y-tn -our-
nuclear Navy." When lhe
mentioned by ca.mt RtbUi
Qtdalef, a captain who com-mands lhe Navy aervtce WI T.._..
school in San Diego, Rlciover GETS MILEAGE-Folk
responded: ' artist John Denver's hit
"Rl>tim Qlililil'? W ha I 's about Wesi Vil'gifila, * that, a bird?" "Country Roads," may
Ser\. Ahrallam A. RJb&celf * be all over map in that
wlne output.
(0-Conn.) now drives a Comet American socialite Barblr1 Sto;.te, The words "AJ-
intead of a ·Mercury. He has Hatlion arrived in .~thens for most Heaven" will be
felt the impact or lhe fuel what she called "a few days put on license plates if
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Hill, who Usts bla home as
San Rafael, rued aa a
R<pulllfcao candlclllle for lhe
9th A!oembly "Dislrict in
MariD& aDd-SOnoma counties.
a seat held by Republican
Wllllam T. Bagler of San
Rafael, who Is running for
state controller.
* crisb like eYeryone else. · holiday." legislation is signed by "When! ba' She-' goe 0 EdwardKe1 ne dy 1 Jr., go ca. to Coo-reiused lo speak to v rn r. celebrated his release from
necticut I have to be very newsmen wbo ronowed her Children's Hospital where he
cartful," he sakl.. '.'All my around. and -med ..... a .......... "'"" was . treated to prevent a engagements on any weekend photographer asked for a pie-documentaries; RaymODd B. recurrence of the bone cancer
are taken oo the basls of what lure, witnesses said. Nixon, emeritus profes90I' of which took his righl leg by 11•
I can do on one tank of gas. "J don't want to be bothered journalism and lnlemaUonal lending a basketball game wit& "I don't have a gas tank in by anyone/' !lbe said. c o m m u n I c a t I o n at the
my back yard. I have to go to Miss Hutton, who stayed at University of M inn es o ta; bis father.
the fllllng llalloo 11 k e lhe Heoperides suile m lhe Rlclwd L Strout, Wa!hiogton Ted Jr. show<!d up .rortiy
everyone else." 11th floor of the Athens Hll~j c or r 'e s po n d e n t for the after bis-release from the hoe-* came to Greece alone ll:'~ Ouistlan Sciena: Monitor for pllal at a NaUonal Basketball
Cynlkla ''Cllsy" Baker, IS-!ilred a chauffeured car fC1f' 50 yeini, the N a t i o na l Association game between the
year--old daughter ot Sen. and sigbL9eelng, hotel sources saki. Observer; Robert L Vk:ll:ery, Bost.on Celtics and the Los
Mrs. Howard Biker Jr. (R-* ro-owner and C01lltilsher of Angeles Lakers along with his Tenn.~, was named queen of . YlUliam Riley won the the Salem (Mo.) News. and father, Sen. F.dward M. Ke:n-
the Shenandoah App 1 e fourth annual .Plant City lhe: Sunday Tbnes of London. nedy, (0.Mass.1.
Blossom · Festival in Win-(F1a.) strawberry shortcake-• -•.
rllesler, Va: eating <001est by dciwninli 'Ille ol lhe -.ame Show • Lady Bln1Qo1maoe; lhe
, 1 • et J.· asswo _ 1was errup , tt
Westminster Schools in Allan-within the ooe-b:Jui' time llmsi a "male, af:hJJl" streaker. a 5-foot-by·7:foot portrait ol
ta, Ga., was active in her His nearest oqmpetitor, SUI 'ibe Unidentified "streaker" former Attorney Ge: n e: r a I
father's 1972 rHlection cam-Barbee of Plant City, gobbled raced nakd:I: across the stage, Ram1ey t1ark In a ceremony J>Bip. seven pounds three OUD<e1.,, leaving boll Allee Lllddell, in lhe great hall of lhe Justice * * celebrity tuests Pat H• Department Wednesday. ~lry aod Weslem ainger Sen. Sam J. Ervla, Jr. (0-rlagloa Jr. ind Dick Gntfer, Clark .erved under Mn.
Roliai> Lyn reported lo N.C.) will re<ehie a special and ao audi<nce of nearly 3GO Jobnlan's late husband. Pres>
Stockton police the theft of award for service to the cause penons stunned. dent Lynden. B. Jolmloa, as
'15,000 In arrangements and of freedom of. the press,, the I 1be lbow is schedulde to be the natKln's &Ith attorney
musical scores. University of MWourl School r aired APriJ 5 ~nd a ipOkesman general. Attorney Gener i I
Mlsa Lynn said &he was of Journalism amounced. 1 I said the se~ with the WllU.m B. Sube will In-
loading , her car after a~ The award to E r v'i n , "streaker'' wilt ble left in. troduce Mn. Johnson in the
pe:aring at a Stockton chairman of the s e 0 ate "\ ceremooy.
nightclub and left a large Watergate comm it tee , -1 The protrait, painted by
leather case contain~ the recognizes his "devotion to the State Contro\ld1 BOUiton L Robert Berks, who sculptured
itein9 bes.Ide the v e b 1 c I e freedom of ideas to the came F I•• r D •'I e~p res s e: d bust! of Sen. Robtrt F. Kee-
momentarily. When s he of press freed~ and t,o,,tbe California's t j Pr I de and nedy and .Premdent JGlm F.
returned. the case was gone, sanction ol the Fint Amend-respect" ln pre!lenting a $2,(179 Kemedy, will be hung amoaa:
she said. ment" 1 Good Samaritan Award to portraits of former attorneys * Others to rf;Ctive the awards Mk:ltae:I IL Zaqe:n, 16, of general along the corridors of
Gov. Dale Bumpers of Ap-il 5 are'0Pred Freed, ex-Saaamento. the main Justice Department
Arkansas will oppose Sen. ecutive producer ol NBC News 1be teen-ager was critically building.
Faith Healers Examined
Woman Witnesses 100 Operations on Old, Infirm
B) CAROL PERKINS sleeve or cotton wad, nasties it before She pofnted to my left side, whidl Jook.
Yaklma Herald-Repa.bUc the patient and says it Is diseased tissue ed normal to me.
MANILA (AP) -A blood-spattered • be has removed. SHE BEGAN TO knead my slamach. I
bikini and notebook aren't ezactly your · JN AiLt I WJTNE!SED about 100 feh no pain. jl&!l weird vibratims where
u.<ual IOOrisl mementos, ool they'J'e my Ojlenlionll during the '"" ween and in her &..,.. were pressing. Ao in Ojlen·
Ire""'"" from lwo weeb in the l'hilip-none dld l see the skin aclually i..u or '..,.,. I had waldied on Olher people, I
pme Islands. . ,.. the Inside of a paUenl's body. could aee no opening inlo Ille body -only
Those_ and memones ol banana·lrees, 11 ,... in a sulle 00 Ille .....ui floor Thelma'1.-slollhingblood.'ll1eblood
folk guitars, cancer vktiml, papaya that 1 first met 'ntelma Luniga one of gushed ooto the bed am. over my
juice, ~Y 'stones and _lhe hopes and the ....,.Jied wooder bealers ol u,;, Philil>' flowered bikini 1bere was a lot ol k. I
despaln of 39 Americans m a """ grooP pines. . felt nolhing. exceiit her hands and lhe
from Seollle ctullered In the old Ba)'Ylew -.:-~. ~--"-~~· bed H Bowtnc blood llself.
H-•-• in Manila ''ICWMI was 11.1~u.11g ~Kie a er . ~ • . bright o<a!IC• <Imo, apolted wllh blood, 'lllelma'o asslolanl, a pregnant mlddle-
TIDS IS WHERE lhejr come -the fil snugly over her rotund body. Sbe was aged woman, t"ll' handing wads of oot·
elderly and lhe ill, chiefly from lhe West ainging lhe l.(lnl'1 Prayer and rubbing 1011 to Thelma, -wiped away lhe
Q>ast, who are looking to the so-called her hands .over a gray-haired woman blood. She began ~ dig harder at my
Manila faith healers for an end to from Seattle wbope orange and pink muu stomach arxl. the Vlbrations intensified.
medical problems. muu was pulled down around her walsl Sile beld up what looked like a piece ol
The heolen and the travel ag<ncies BLOOD TRI~ ~ ~-the" f-'~ ol fuoue. that promoted these tripS have been the . , ~IUA'4.:tUl.l'l'l'u utU3 the . '1bere," she said with a flourish as
subject of conlrove,.y. A fedenll judge Ille paUmt' neck sloshed onlo · !he dumped the amall maaa into a pan ol
has onlered limitations on the agencies' while sheels. Her eyes were sque<1.ed 1er
promolioos ol lhe lrips. shul She was roiylng. · w~ • ...;.. was lllat?" I asked.
I wanted to learn fll'St~ whether ••wm I be OK, dodor? Is the goiter .,.--
tbe operations are real.g.., as criUcs ~·1·--me asked. . . ,, "1" HAD SOMmllNG to do-with the
charge, il blood is merely smeared on 'You must have faitb m Geel, Thelma ovanes. U l badn'I have got ilrtt could
the outside of a patient's body while the said. .. He is the one wtm cures you." have turned into cancer."
healer pulls a chicken intestine from a Ao ---lbepallert•-• "I doo1ttrlnk ycu op"10d my body," I
... Mipe. 5be ~ .... lllOllOf In It, aaid.
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University of Wisconsin stu·
deal Chri& DeGraff has been
nominated for Allee Jn Dairy-
land contest, an honor tradl-
Uonally occupied by a mem-
ber of the genUe sex. He 's 1
former high school quarter·
blck and wrestler.
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being cardlrl DO'ooe In the room woold I could not. leD bow Ille blood and tisllue
see lhe ......,l liad appoored bul I just didn'\ believe IL
A PD DAYSO:.iTER lhe woman ml 'Ibey badn'I lzypnotized me. 'lbere r:.: W!l'e m secret podMs or tubes m the
Ille ill 00 lhe ""1 lo ""°"'1 """' bed or on Thelma's body. But lbinp ~ b gol -lliII clearly vlllble might beve been biddell in lhe oottnn
. to i:Jii 1roa11rrg I. •.big bus._ in Ille wada.
~ -.. birndreds are treoled THELMA LAUGHED. "YOu're hanl lo
each week for 4SDCl!I', bllndnetl, heart convince."
trouble aird othel aim!m. Well Coast • l laot uw 1belma al the aH,ion as our
lravti ..,_i.S .... about ,1,100 Ior tour group waa leaving. 'lbe elderly Seat·
tire iliflht IDd two-room IDd boanl tJe w<mart still bad ber goiter pn>blem.
in Manila. • I sliII had my doobls. 1orn:....:::...r·=ew: bem.fromlSlofl . . ...
THELMA. IN~ ialerVlolo, .,._ ao-. tua1!Y d•hned .... --lier ... i:~Nldt "~ llbo OJme to
me ... fed 1111 --· 'l1loy"""" to me for~-'""' pve-bope IDd faith."
agreed to underp I d1eclnrp. are ..., 0-. Iii drarr:lroo Iii wbldl
bealJa( Is ... al the '"bidpal bellels.
"ll'• juftlike my otber relicioa,"'abe
18ld. "We bold boptlam and marriage
a:ttuMW," too. "CM Saturdays, the
people _,. to our chwdl to be cured.''
TEN DA VS U'TI!R our l!Urview, I
I lay down on Ire cot In die humid
room. llJner9I ,,_ dripped into a
--DMr lhe bed. Tllelma ran ber-liptly-lllY ...........
"You hltt llXtMldmg tbere.."
Patient Wins
$t.s Million
SAL!lfAS (UPI) -A Superior
Court jury has awanled a Padllc
Grove -.illl I f!,$40,700 judg·
llltiil acafnlt I -letty ane""""i· ~OlisL · -..----.
In • au!~ Mn: Louloe -charJed tbal cm Oct. II, 1171, while
undergoing lllll'letY the doclor. Dr.
Eric Tarr, failed lo -lor lhe
woman's ""°C' 1 t t er ad-
ministering 1 anesthetic. 'l1>e
blood llopped flowing lo ber brain,
causing permanent damqt, and
obe -requlm COllllllil catt, lhe oull charged.
T\JHAy, Mircll 12, lli74 DAIL v rn.df 9
-NtidesHOflKK--1--=N=•=•==ae==o=f =P=r=o=•'='='tde~
At Beacli · Hou sewife Sues Over Mo vie
Fl
of our
60% to 90% o
On Our Entire FALL -HOLIDAY -EARLY SPRING . .
Collection of Dresses, Sportswea~ and Accessories
Values to s150oo Now $1 00 to $25 Nothing lliP
RESS ES
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PANTS
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PANTSUITS
JACKETS
SKIRTS
SWEATER
SETS
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lots of Knits ondl-tC~otft'tf tn"l--
va1ues from $3200 to $4500
Now $15°0
MAXIS -Casuals and Dressey
Values from $3500 to $80"'
Now $1500
Good Selection of Fabrics & Sizes
Values from $2600 tci $3500
Now $10°0
WOOLS -VELVETS -KNITS
Values from $6()00 to s9500
Now $25°0
FURS, LEATHERS, SUEDES1 WOOLS
Values· from $6()00 lo ) 1 ~
Now $25°0
ALL SHORT and not too many left
Were Slooo .
Now $5°0
Dressey & ·Casual -Vests -Sh irts -
Halters
Lots to choose from Values from S 14'° to $26"'
Now All $5°0
ACRLICS -WOOLS
Values from $28 to $48
Now $1000
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GRAB BAG
BELTS· PINS-PANTYHOSE· FLOWERS
SCARVES • HATS • FIHGERART
Values from $300 to $18'° )
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SALE Definitely ENDS SATURDAY MAR~ 16th
The
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Jf: >AILY 'ILOT lutsdi)', March 12, 1'1174 .
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~concerned Witla Claildren' Nuc'lear
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OI tM IKlly Plitt lleH
{Fifteenth in a Serl11 ) -----. -one winter day, a lltt1e 1?oY
JlVinT on a ward at Fairview
State Hospital started out for
his iegular class at the school
on the grounds but he never
got !here.
A second youngsler disap-
peared within the same z~
hour period and both boys
were found Jhorlly thereafter,
drowned at different locations
on the 400-acre facility.
One waded into a pond on
-the ad)~""1l C..ta Mesa Golf
-FAIRVIEW
115Y~
anCI. Country Club property ;
the second fell into a rain.
washed gully near the Santa
Ana River.
TlfE TRAGEDIES called
the Fairview Slate Hospital
Advisory Board into im·
mediate conference to discuss
what allowed then1 to happen
and. bow to prev~t future oc-
cuirencu.
· 'Jl'ew people are aware that sum a body presktes over the
structure that administrates
• the nmnJng of Call/omia'•
..... Jeaillng boopital ·r.r treatm..i
of lhe mentally retarded and
physical!l'bandlcapped.
The 1,712 individuals are -
to the Advisory Board -
developmentany disabled and
the panel dedicates itself to
sel':\'.,ing their bost Interests.
"We ·are ccineeriied," says
. diOJOllft Dr'.
Demetriot S. "Doc" Styllanou,
uw1lh the cbUdren .•• "
• • • 9VeFB-8 air-view--speed-up
members have been around
long enough to know how
Fairview operates or should
oper ate and their aruiual
reports to the California
~gislature show It.
NO OTHER state hospital
advisory board reports are as
complete, concise or contain
so much data· about what has
been, is being, or needs to be
done for their clients.
"In the nine years I have
been with the board, I feel we
have taken the job very
seriously," Sl(}'S ?i.1cCoy. who
flies bis own plane in for
lll~fnB!. ---
woman died after apperenlly
beinl tnoded to the ,!IQor by I
)'OUlll WOlllll1 patlenL
ialr.view..Stata H..o a p.1 t.a I
Ad•llOl'Y Boen! membera a!IO
serve Uterally at amba111don
for the !acUfty to lndlvidlllil Or gr«ps---iii their nome artu. 'J'hey-q--cerned individuals may bave
about Fairview and they are
also free to ask questions
about the bolpital or teek
their own answen.
Each member canies a by
to the doon ol U wanll at
Fairview and they can drop in
unannounced at any time.
State Tells
13 Campers .
To Leave
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The State Parks Commission respccl. A patient is also technically has voted to evict the ""-ealthy
classed as a sick person and tenanta ol. 13 rust.le cabins on
the overwhelming majority of the sceitic oceanfrmt ot Mt.
individuals belng treated at Tamalpias State Part.
Fairview are not sick, only The commlnion decided to
held back by some handicap. open rental of the cabD to
State Hospital Adv Is or y
Board p er s o n n e 1 are the gene~ public, .
nominated by thelr respective Parks Director W 1 I 1 i Im
CoiJJ\ty llOanl of SuperviJors .. Pono Molt Jr. said t.be eobins
members and fonnally ap. would be operated as a con-
pointed by. Gov. Ron a Id cession for JO years at a ~agan. minimum lease ot $10,000 a
'mE DUTIES they are to year.
carry out· are only hinted at •
Proposed
WABllJNGTON AP) -Iii 1
--lo 'PM! t.be lleenslnr
-Jiilfir-tantillld help
.olfall Iha -aY crilll,-lha.
Atomic EoetJy Comml»Jon
""--·~to drop two mandatory re-
QUJremel\lllrom t.be u....inc
prooeu.
'Ille ~ ~ remove
present 1t1tutory re.
quireml!llU lot:
I. i, mandatory publlc bw-
in& prlot to -of I ..... lltnlCtloo pmnll lor Ill!' &ivm
pf'OllOled pl.ant.
Z. A mandatory review of
Iha tntlre lk:enM . 1pp1Jcalion
by t.be AEC'I Advloory ())m.
mlttee on Reactor Solecuanls
prior to any llnal acllon.
1111!: AEC 1111d Monday
U-Ind other J:'C aim-
ed at spe<dfnl ICefl.t.c o!
nuclear power planta would in
no Wl.y C01npl'Ol11l8e the mm-
rnlmi<11'1 programs "to pro-
led public l!Ulth and IAlely
and the enviruunenl"
The AEC alao Mid that
while, under the .... proposal,
publlc beorlnp woold no
Sor...-be mandalx>ry ln -
nectlon with -
permit ~. IUCh he..U.0 -.Id llill be held ll
~-nq-..1
them.
AJao. I review by the
aaleguanls commltl<e -.Id
be held ii the AEC itself
ordered one.
: v'!!lue1l .in . ""..Ording of the ~ A . CONCE.UION·
s"tate OOd'es involved. . AUtE in pl«1,f!'I, tbn..nlMI.. ~== we re
"Our boar<! -out ol oon-are to be made iivalllble ior llOn tile AEC ll8ld ft ltOI to
cern ~ is very involved,, more rental 00 a ~ · Q:mcrtu Frida
than those ol other hoop1tals," -al)d oo tenant will be The ~ --tile
. ' Pellg Dbptde
Settlement Made
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In Joplin ~eath
'i'UIUt (AP) -1'1!e-IJIO..,_,.thil"he fiilt!Jre<I ef-
anlo J<i>llD--'dalon forts to settle the sutt. Ao pert
trill bu ended wtlb a fel. ol the ll(tJtment, ti was
Uemen~ !Jut •tenm of the agreed the terw woold not be
&gMmml on t.be .-i.ooo made JiubHc, he said Monday. ·
·i'D -·""'t ~ --·--........................... , ........
poJJcy left by the .... . •-• ,,..."" I
tuptrllar •ett Dot dllc:kwed.
A llx·man jury Jn atate
&lpnme Court had been bear·
Ing -IO< -.!y I
mMtb on whether the .mcer's
dealh by heroin -....
-ot sulclde.
ALllEllT GROSSMAN M_.,._,. Corp.; the
lineer'• mana1er and
beoelidlry ol the accide/iw
dealh po)tcy, sued t h •
Aaooclated Indemnity Corp. ol
San Frantjooo for the pro-.-.
'!be insurance e o m p a n y
resisted payment on l h e
grcxmd that Mllll Joplin's death
Oct. 41 1970 .in a Los Angeles
hotel room wu a sulclde,
nullllylng the pollcy.
11lE LOS ANGELES
?i-iedicaJ Eumlnef's o ff i c e
ruled Ulat the death was accl·
dental , and the former deputy
dliel ol lhat ol!lce repeated
that llndJng in testimony dur·
Ing the trill.
Dr. Harold Trigg, I
psydlia!NI mi heads the
methadone maintenance
service at Beth Israel Hospital
here, diaraderized the death
as suicide in testimony ror the
insurance oompany.
Justice Samuel sl)iegel told
• --=l.ike' t
. ' Aak Andy
llEI,
H11ga dM Mllroolei•au dia para cenar fuera cN CUL En Del
Tac:o .. Milroo6M POI' .. noc:M .. Noche de Teco.. U.9ed
obtleM 3 utwoeoa Del Tacos por s6lo 99'. E.He·Mlrltcdea,
dltlrvte de unti 011na t.ru~ l•mlllar 4\19 nunca olvtdMA.
A precloa Qut utted enoontr•ri sin competenc ...
NEWPORT llACll
lr!INI IP•Rtrit1J
., C.111p~1
SANTA ANA
'"' '''"' .. c1 H1•,.rt Jwf.
IUHIN
.... ·Hll9"f' 1"" ..... ,.,.,
HUNTINGTON IEACH COSTA MHA
SllU w__, lllS W.r
~-•S,..J.,Nlt -· ~ ......
~ Mel!t & Dl"'f/I~· .. ,,,, ..
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Advilofy BOard members -
there are now four not coun-·
tlnl one vacancy -can be t""llh and thorough in ll1elr
role or bureaucraUc and selr-
satisfied.
·He is exceeded in·years ef
service by Dr. Stylianou, who
was appointed in 1959 when
Fairview State Hospital open-
ed and has only been off for a
one-year brell1c.
declares Board Ch a I r m a n al~ remain more thin
McCoy and com-rison of .. one -• at a "me. leglllaUon lldesiped, la put,l'f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii ~ .. ~.~ " to "11oriole lbe tramewwlt !orll reports by other hospital The privileged staWs t/f the ~"""-
• 11IE FAIRVIEW crew is not
the tatter.
'?We a r e politically-al>'
Pointed but; we are oot
political," ert1Jlhuius Board .
C»innan Dean IL McCoy, ol
San. Diego.
He does not. have a relarded
chi1d but is an aerospace
management executive wllo
ail)lpty wanted to lend his ad;
mlnistrative ta I e n t s to
somethhlg worthwhile.
"From the time we opened,
we were 'an institution" as
such , but we have become
more humane," says Dr.
Styllanou in d esc ribing
C alifornia 's forward-looking
approach in treating problems
of the mentally and physically
retarded person.
BE POINTS to lhis one
small matter.
Once called patients -or
worse in colloquial slang used
by ignorant but normal or
ordinary pe~ -the people
receiving care at Fairview or
similar facilities are now
clients.
boanls to the Legislature sup-current renters, most of them ::::::;"'.;,~":::. 1=~
ports his clahn. San Franciscans, has been a .,...... he totaf
They serve without pay and thorny issue for the state Park f:"' ~to and~ requ= ...
meet eight to 12 times per and Recreation Department. I pl·~-..
f 'f . I The ahi "-In DUC ear powtl' ~ • • • year, or o tencr, 1 spec1a c ns are on a ua.u.l
circumstances dictate that Steep Ravine near Stinlon AT A NEWS oanference,
discussion of an issue i.s need-Beach. 1bey have been leated AEC OmmLwkJoer William
ed. for '4UMI a naitb llnce 111111 O. · Doub Mid «rtain ad-
Examples of the latter when. the state acquired the mlnlltralive cblnces alre.ad;y
emergency sessions include in Marin County land as aa Id-made by A.EC are apected.
the past: • ditioo to Tarnalpias l'arl:. by--to lllow .-,
Sltfr.I SHeerl
W'llole or B•lt
HAMS
"So Good ••. It WU1
"Haunt" You 'til It'1 Gone"
Ow Fm:1on TCllly
BEEF 'STICK
Sliced to
Your tut• 2.59· t .. -The drowning of the _two · Uoo ol tbe It-year time •Piil
boys and a review oC hospital 11IE ·COMMlSSIQN;-·wtdeb-10-lbout 'm 1111"1-•. ----· ., e l.-, t. S....wfffl H__,. '• Spke aa..
search procedures for missing wants to phase out the ~. But he AJd the propoeeid • Spir9I SMwl "-Tep t. lotrHt
clients. ordered thaf Ibey l>ol be -...-.-11 apec1od to • W• •-_. ,.... ,,_ c...." c-
-A wave of parental con-enla:ge or improved and 181d ~provide greater UIUrlDCe tb1t • M s.m.. ...........
cem when one ward of female ~bhc access must be pro-AEC's lft9eDt ltepl are "fully ·: ~= 0.:-5..-c~ Wlw
clients was assigned male Vlded. workable" -and also a.if an 3700 L c.. H..,._,, C«Mll .. M•-67J.MIO
'McCoy, Donald J. Kincaid,
Reinald A. Lane and "Doc"
Styllanou meet the second
Tuesday of the month, while
Margaret D. Pollack bas just
finished her term.
A client is one who comes to
yoo seeking a~ you may
be able to pro\'ide, and as such
CC?mmands a measure of your
technicians for a behavior The cu~ occupants 'ffill addiUonal 1~ years from the 1 •111:t .w..1 • s c'""" • ..._. ....
modification ~xperiment. be pemytte'& to remain-unUlr~·~-~~l~fOolla~~lng!!Jl""~CflU~~;;-~_:-]· ~!!!~~~~~:;;~~~~!!1~2~22~-~s:~··;-;;--=· ;;,,~;-~ .. ;-lill=-~-·~~.~-~·;•ili~-:••;::;-;-~•;• .. ~-•:4'~1 J ~ Is awarded
-A FATAL incident last when they will have to ataad
year in which an elderly In line wltJt others . The Advi9o!'y Bo a rd
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THE MIRAClE WE'VE All BEEN WAITING FOR •• :. A
WEIGHT . ·PROGRAM
THAT WORKS WITHOUT • EXERCISE .
THAT WORKS WITHOUT• Pl11S • SHOTS • RIGID DIETS
• WRAPS •EXERCISE •.HIGH COSTS OR NONSENSE Ill
WHAT'S THE GIMMICK'
Thit lec1vre will c011Vinc• 't'Oll there it l'IO gi..,mi<k.
MAe Tllrin lpe<d yeort 10l!"9 ond goining on gi111-
mkk P'"9'-llftl!I he~ thll m.!t.od. Ab-
tolu1elv NO PILLS-SHOTS or NONSENSE.
Wiie!""' 'fO\I o•e S Of' \OS po.....m 0-·9~1 1h•1
lecture ...;q CO!IV•ro:;e yor ~ i1 llol riecei.K1iy,
NO BOOKS TO BUY
. We do11'1 $ell books .•. sl)e(.iol lood produth,
etc. Whal we will r~I you 1, how you con lose
""'llJ/lo! ond ~oy 1hin for lhe re.sl of yow life.
NO REASON TO BE FAT
Mike' Turin hos d•Kove•ed thefe is rlo f80$0fl
to be for NOT fVfN BY .S POUNDS. Aho,
rhere ;, no reo~n lo give up rhe foods you
tile. No remon tor fon:ed feedings of liN\ 00'
livef. Sound loke o '""0Cle •• , It Isl
YOUR OWN PLAN
. . / "'° lwo Pf!"IOM ore e•oetlv alike. O&pefldi...g °"
kleol weigh!. heoglw, ocrivity, oge, Mn aMI oiher
eleme'llt. eo:h perwtl l\o1 ~ii OWll OJl!l-1-i of
,;..,,, When o pion hm been develOPtd tl!ot ....,,h
your Ol)lomv.... -lg~ COtll•ol need., rhe weight
comes oil ofld ~Clyl olf per1"Qn11.,!!y.
IS IT SAFE
Ab1olurely 100% ,ale. Mi ke Turi"'' pion h
reco"'ll'lencled by Mllldt<:ol Dottor1, opproved
Cd YMCAs 1hroughou1 Oro9 County o'ld OP·
proved on college campuses. This I-hour lee-
•""' may be the beg1n11ing of on enlire NEW
Liff FOR YOU!
NO OBLIGATION
All you ore o~ed to spe"d is one hour -this
Wednesday at 7:30. This dyftomic lcc1ure will
open the door to yow tlliii fUIUfe and dose Ille ~-perM:>ne111lv on diet fixJs ond lollod es.
Y O\I OWi ii 10 ~~If to be here.
FREE{ food & fitne11 Bciok from
BLUE CROSS Of So. Calif.
To Everyone In Attendancel
MIKE TURIN'S Program •••
(714) 556-T350
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4200Campus Dr.
Newport leach, Calif.'
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FRE~.
LECTURE tlG ONLY!
WID.,-CMta
7:aCIP.M.AT N_,,llAll_ . "°" SCllOOI.. CNmllAILDO.
llVINI & 15th IT.
-llACH
, Absolutely .
No Obligation
.. ,.. .. ,M11r•1•
I ..,_. 35 ,_., M .... Olllil I fffltll,
~ "dleti~" I I ... rlw:it I ipeM 11:-e
3S~vl'ldeto1~~-
llisWor'l'OllorL •
I haw c-10 bei;e.... ,....,. it.. Or • .W.
lrro11'1, Or. Allo;hn Olld it.. WtlgN Walt ..
0f90fllnitt0111 ol lt.-W Grt: not ..ally ""
lel'Ultd .. -beir.g IN1I. Oflly ifl -klMt -·~ctril1. 90'i'IO botk to oil
Ing hobitt. QOilllni;i ....igN, ~ ~.
ifl9 \19 IO NjQlft Ot bvf ol'IOltler Oor9'I
ord• ·
I lot! 12o !bl. 11\ot I hod wtiecl fOt 3$.;...
oflCf keeo ~ oll "WITHOUT DIETING."
11 ;, .,..~h ,-.. thought' ill lllillll 1hcl the MiM
Tii11'111P.O.P.ll!'~W1:11tftlaltod, '
Mike Tun
"-le miles, thot is.
Toking tloe bus con be)'91Xcontribution totloeoneogysituo-
tlon. And with over 2.087 busstops ond 19 rovtos servicing 22 of
tho 26 cities In Orange County, toking the bus con be convenient.
.And choop. °'le quorter does jt. No mottor how far you
go. TronsfltB ore free and children under 12 ride free when oc·
companied by o fore f>oy1ng possengei:
We'll also got you thore in comlorf.With now buses. Vinyl
budof Hott, packoge~ods. ond cir contlltioning.
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rfo, inlor~on-: ~s S~u:: Je:; th; to ~I
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1126 E. Woshin9f0fl' M .; Son to Ano. Calif. 9210f. or coti J 17"15"7~.
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look over our bu&-£thedules-0nd yo1.t'll see wkot we
mecn:ljmetables that $COn easily. General •<ii>
lnformotlon. And an cv~U route mop:•
• Noxt time toke.the bus. · L'"'-------~-~-_-_llp.__ _ __,c. ... I _ __,,...,...,...,_ '
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PVByC NOTICE
-11 It to bit pwtor!Md !or • .. d,
crMI or fYH ot worknwln "'""" lei ••tcllle tllt conrr..:t. Tl'llM r•"" .,,
cin fllt 1t 11P' f'ltetnlll A-. C•l1
MIMI. CGPIH rn.v bit Dbf1lllld on rwqwtl.
A UllW ef l!lfM rllet 11'1111 bt potlld
., the ~ llto.
TM tonoolnt tdlldul• tor ,..-d11m ·~ It llltMf ..... I --111nt d1V of tight 11)1 houri. Tl'lt r1'-fer IWllldlV
Ind llWrtlmt 'tfllort i.11611 1111 If IHSI
fl'!!'J .,... O(llloMlf. II '11111 bt ITIMIMt.,., UPOt1 the
CONTJtACTOll: lro ~ fM COO!lr..:I II
-•tdlll, n upon MY Nll!Conlrac:tw ""*'' llfm, to Mr lllllt lff• tn.n Ille ••kl i.pKl!lld tltft to 111 -iu.-. ~ tJ¥' ll'IMI In tr. it•Kutlon
d !flt coMr11:t. ~ lllclditr lne'f' Wlthdr1w Ills bid fw
11 pfflod of Fortv·Fl~ l4J! dlYI l'flt<
... dt!N .., for Ille ~llCI of bflll.
A P1ynMlll bOnd and I perlof!N"Ct DON WIN bt nqulrM prlw to n~
tff Ille CMtract. Thil ,.YrTWnl borlcl
WU bt lfl thil lorll'I Mt fortll In
thil confl"kl ~h-0-1'111111 ... rd 'llv~H_,..,,...
PutllhMd Or-..oe Cotlt o.llY Plkll Mlf'dl' ' llrld 12, ,.,, 111J'4
· PVBUC NOTICE
'ICTITIOIJS I USINISS
NAMI ITAT•Mll'llT
Tiii folloWlng pllton It dOfng bWl'ntH
•): FARWEST LIGlfTlfrfG AGENCY, 4536 Rcixbury ROoMI (P.O. lox 245), Coron.t
011,.,,.r, c.. nm
R1morlll M6rllllo11 Jtrvl•, 4 5 J' 11.0Xbu•V ftOld, COl'ona WI Mir, C1. n"' Tllil bul.IMll It Cltlducltd In' 111
lndlvlctlHI.
Jtwrnond M. JarM This •~ 'tflll• flllid wllll '111
c~ c1«11 of Otllltl cowitv on ~ 1, 1f74. •
,.ub~"*I OtlllOI Cail
Mttcll S. 12. lf, ""' 111•
PUBIJC NOTICE
'tCTJTIOUI l vtlMISS
MAMI STATIMllfT
Tl'lt to1oW1111 pff-11 doing llulkllu 11:
SIC.AV.ft. 1'1a W•ttwlnds Line. HuntlllltOn leKh, Cl. ,,...
Julf111 J . JOIMtMWI. lf7G WHlwlrldl
LIM. ~·~ llMdl. Cl. t2M6 TM• llWI,... 11 canctllcttd oY 111 lndl'Ml/el.
J\111111 J. Joul'l-Tllll 1111..-t ...,.. flltd wltri tne
Courrty c~ of Or1noe C-tv on
Fittlrwrv 1'-1'74.
'""' P"llbllll'ltd Ol'l!lff CM1! O.ILr ,.llof, FtWvirY lr, 26,, Ind Mln:ll .S.. 11. ,,,, .,.
PVBLIC, NOTICE
,ICTITIOUI IUSlfllllS
.. AMI STAT•MlflfT Tiit fllllnMI ,..._ II dolnt Du1lne11
11: OOIE'S, MA IAftKEJt'S 'AMIL Y
ftESTAUftANr, 21! E. 17th SI .. COiii M151,o Cll!f,
Albf<t ft. Odfnllh Jr,. 141• HI"'°' lllYO., Apt, 102. C0tl1 W..U, C1Uf. ™' PNl!nn• II o>ndl.lci.d tJ¥" 1 .,.,_r11 --Albll'tlt. Odln&th Jr.
Tilft lf•1'1mtt!r Wet fired wl!ll fhl
COWllY Cl«lt of or-c-tv on
.,-__.., 14. ttr.&. rn•
""1btllllld O!"ll'lllt CUii O.Hy f'llot, Ftbl'Vlry lf, U. n Mertll s. lf,
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PVBUC NOTICE
PVBUC NOTICE
Sales }ump
At Certron
Anabdm·baaed C.rtron
0Jrp. bu reioortcd thel net
lncome f"!t' die ftrst q\larter
ended Jan. 31 was 19.000, aftl'r
· &Mna.e!f«l_la.a spedat
.... corry forwanl on!dil ol
13.000.
For the comparable period a
year ago, the company
reported a profit ol 168,000,
after giving el/ect to a spedal
tas Joss carT)' forward credH
ol 111,000.
Sales ror the period were
SS,112,006 compared to
13,IOl.OOO for tlll like period
the ptior yw.
mobile
phone
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place U receive
t elephone calla
la -rear --·------·--Ne C1pitel 111-••""•"''
Mo111h to Montt. l•11!1I l1tlt
l)r'\,Gf COU"f7'r
a ~0101£ LE PHO'i[
Slll\'ICf ,
4015.-Fe, -· .. 35·3305
Bank Set
For Move
To Irvine
W.U. Jl'arp-B&nk wUI move
into the Irvine Company's new
hlsf><be olflco building in
Newport Center in -August, 3c-
con1Joe to John H. Grijfith,
senior vice president and
h<od ol the bank's Soulhem
Cali!omla di-. and Alb<rt
J. Autt, l'OnlmerciaJ dlvWon
vice president, The Irvine
Company.
Wells Fargo Bank becomes
the sixth majoc California
blflk to k>cate In Newport
Center's Financial Plaza and
will oCcupy the entire ground
floor of the ls.story tower -
which has been named Wells
Fargo Bank Building.
Griffith said terms of the 25
year lease were not disclosed.
Wells Fargo Bank has 302 of.
fices in California, including 51
in Soulhern California and
four in Orange County,
The $12.5 million tower,
scheduled Jur completion in
?tfay. is situated at 660
Newport Center ·Drive, ad-
jacent to an ex.isling four level
parking structure. ri.tatlow·
Kennedy Co. is the leasing
agent. Pem1anent financing
will he provided by Aetna Life
& Casually lnsuranct!-Ca.,
Jhp·tford, Conn .
R. J. DALBEY & ASSOC.
Financial Consultants ~r,,.-.................. . r ._..... ... .,.,._,......
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DAILY PILOT 1.t:'! I
Money'• Worth )19 ............. .,,. .. .,. .............. .,..,.,.
W at~h f;ar Expens e TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
By SYLVIA PORTER ltemlr<d deducttons en your ly clreul1ttd newsleller. "Ex·
tt ever there was a year In Income tax. erotive Tax Reports": · ABC 'D 8:30 -"\Vonder \Voman." The heroine
which a businessman or pn; The automatic f I at · r a t e f ~f lhe 1940s c.omi c_boo.ks lives again,_in the fonn tmionat wt1o-dr1m~a car for AS AN lllU1traUon, aay you alkn\·ance really falls flat . The of Ca thy Lee Crosby. in this TV series pilot with
business reasonf.. sbould k.eep bought 8 new car in um for deduction for 15,000 business Ricardo Afontalban and Andrew Prine. track ol automobile expenses, $4,&oo. You usually trade In miles ~t 12 eenta a mile comes ·
1974 ISJt. -every three years and your to oruy-st ,800. KCET tIJ 9:00 -"The A:ndersonville Trial." A ~re:: ~U~1'~J°° ~~ f:r ~: $~ ':~:e ~~: BUT IF YOU itemir.e in this repeat showing of the Emmy-winning drama about
--• ~-thi · t miles, 20.000 of which were year of tbc energy crunch. brutality in a Southern prison camp during the portance, o.nu 5""'~ 1 ll 00 Y buslneu mUes. You got 10 here's the way the year Civil \Var. George C. Scott directed a cast headed
early Afarch. It's not toQ late breaks d~: depr~latlon . t by Richard Basehart. Jack Cassidy, Buddy Ebsen, ~~~~ nt~ ~et )'out records \n ;:!,1;:~: ~ :1!::'! ':~fio!i~ Sl.200: gasoline, ll.400. oil ~d ~ Cameron lltitchell and \Villiam Shatncr.
Let's comnare how you cime lube, llOO; tires, tIOO : repairs. to st a rt ... ,... noo : insurance, S100. '· •
k e e p i n g out \•'Ith the automatic <'Br Since you drive 15,000 of the
them u~to-allowance and wUh itemiud total 20,000 miles this year for dedUctlona : dale. business. You can dedu<'t
It ER l:'S Under the aulomatlc wav. three-fourths of the total. or
THE tal .. _ your flit-rite deduction .-b $2.400.
~ '2.250 ( 15.000 miles x 12c plus For 1974. the it.em-hy·llem
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Daily TV Log
nnd as you 5,000 m1·t., x ~1. m I• g h l :>\: method is $600 better for you O Wonder Woman Explodts Itemized, .vour e l p e n s e s T d .ue•• ,., :.. than the automatic all()'fl'lncc. ues oy * into Your Life! NEW ~. ""' l'CMTI• break do\\TI into : depreciation. directly COMccted with gaso-It 200 It 200 .1 ... This is only P..larch, of E . Uttra·Power fun Movie I' . al . I' h , : fi:8S, • : 01 anu COUl'!le. P..fany things can and V&n1ng IJ @ffi a) AIC Tlfhlllf ~ 1ne station W hngl 1nes. t e lube. $100; tires. $100; repairs. almost surely wil l change MARCH 12 i?) (90) "WtllGtr W1N1" (..,._)
rising price of gas, ube. other $200 : iruurance $200: total before 1974 ends. Ga50llne '73 -C.1th1 t« Crosby, Ric.11cll car nt.cessities and the dcclin-$3.000. Since 20,000 of your 1.-00 m (J)t!)u;)al)a) Mtwt Mon11lti.n, Andrew Pi11t. Tiit h110-
ing number oC miles driven by 30.000 miles were driven for shortages may ease and . · iCil@@(~C..;) Nm me 01 the comoc ~ bor" in tilt
Am ·rt precise price prediction.'! are ken a.IUIWI L.A. t••· !~Os. 1 be1uliful wom1n, ••· wary e cans. busi ness. you can deduct h\·o· rcdiculous. Also, says Ex· ers YS. New Yor\. Oowtd 11111111 unique powen of wil·
Foedr 00Y•har~ lio~.: .. YOU hab\'e third.'! or $2.000. ecutive Tax Report s. the INeia'IHtl'llt dom and 1tr1nxth. ii th1111d wiUt sav .l lime wiu money Y The lftCJ .,_ the 11ctrt•1Y ol v1t1t documents using the automatic mileage FOR ltn, YOU'RE $250 bet· Internal Revenue Service mav TM FllnfAIMt stolen br •n inteuu tionll SPJ rillJ.
allowance for your business-ter off using the automatic decide that 12 cents a mile is fll lPt Caitety m N11Y Grifl l11 Shw
paid driving. The simplified mile~e deduction , not to unrealistic and it may in-D Pobre C.ualn l'iO P1110f1m1 fllowll
methoit allo"·a you a fiat mention the Ume you've &a\'ed crease the automati c Kodre"41t Llrill.. t :00 (6) Thi Bold 0nt1
deduction of 12 cents a mlle on rte0rd·keeplng. allowance to, say, 18 or 20 s,.n br:tt IR=:." AM•hlf• ~
for the first 15.000 busine!S But now, to cut dO.\\'TI on cents a mile. lt'stru\y a1,1,·ait-l:JO!JJDMltr'1Cllllet f.5t:11111111itlnFll•f•1t•"AAdtr·
miles lra\'eled : 9 cents a mile your gas usatc:e. you 're con-and-see situation at lhls date. f:i lill'llt: IC) 1'°1 "Str1tta II so1w111e Juil" !Rl Th11 Cmmw
for every mile in exceas of solidaling many of your Blfl" \\111LE you are a':t-:':, ~~~-'57--Mu&ll O'BlllA,. :~::11::n11~~!'':::!1 :h~~
15.000. business lriP.'I and fl!enera11y v.·aiting keep I.hose records. Q Olck Y11 O,U 111on1y. tilt COflflktin1 111111or111es·
To get It. 'yop give up an reducing vour overall driving. ''ou'll need them if 19'74 is the I=~ Slllw a1 m1111uy discipline i nd _.,
deductions for aulo eq>enses Jn 1974. you drive onlv 20,000 )'ear you switch from the "''"' eo11x1t11a. Rtdl11d B1Wi1rt, ~ •·
I I · .,_ s 000 r h' h r · alto · · C.Uldy, Bucldy £~11. c.11111111 t except sa. es lax. car oan an-mties, I , o w 1c are or automalLc •'3llee to 1tem1z-(11j Cf" Kt&••'• Ker.. Mitchell ind Willlirn Shil11tr mr.
terest . parking fees and toll!I. business. But the a\·eral(e ing your df:ductions. This ltt....! ai)tMdlnT1,1t1a1
You lose deductions Io r price of gas over 1973 i.s U>Om-could mean substantial lax · lM111 lnr m Fellh1l lilukMt
depreciation. gas maintenance in,ll'. into the 7G-cents-a-gallon savings for yoo on the income ' Uited' Mi Pllkia t:lO
and repairs, tires. car in-range . Although \'OU drive tax return }'OU file next year ="lll~• 6 GE THEATRE: "Tell Mc
~a.nee and the like. For I~. the price of oil, lube ~ and Jt '! so easy to f~get the 7.00 ~()) D m ,. .. 1 * Where It Hurta" With
millions of you, the mil~age hres alsa.1 Increases .. Lets expenses unless you JOl diw.·n · M.wlf· (Cl cnii) "'DilpU" lt{a~r.een Stapleton 1owaRce-has-..wor;ked-out~r~gain:""""'~omobi'e-eiq>enses-as --Mlr6 · _ :nnty~hftf~ld ....and.2au1..Sot¥in~• -·-
much better than separate says thC Prentice-Ila II private· you pay them. . Prowse. 0 11' (!:) (}) 'l TllUlrt "Tt• .
. · Wk1r1 Mr li1117 pleton 11111 11 • mkldle·•1•i
The rirst Check and Charge Cant.
is now better than ever.
i Slfitl te .VW11tm Me Wher1 tt Hurts" M1urM11 Sii·.
1 LM LllCf lloUlt•iit •hose const1n1 diacon-
Mod SquH tent man1teil1 ilstll •"tr 1 n ri11
I (l) I Dr11• 11 J11n11i1 OI Ill~ Ull1on1 •ith h1r 111l1hborl.
bltlr1\di Paul Sorvino 1ur1 11 hlf l1•l·drlvtr
CJ) 0!111111 hu$b1nd, with A,n lluym111 11 lht
.... INt "Tif11n1 Slrttl," .,_ cou11t1's d1u1Me1, •ho ao1cls h11
Jtrom1 Weidm1n. molhu Into t1~1na: 1 km 11 htr
C'!iJl (I)) KM M1w life.
m [r~i""' Allllf I '"' a>"''" st111t1 '-.. r Ptle . Lt HitM
7'30 i Mew Tr1111111 Hllllt 10:00 ~ @ ~ m, 1tIt1 5tlfJ
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Our latest improvement
is 11n1imited check writing
for just $2 a month.
""' Security Pacific Bank \V<lS tl\1.' fi rst ttl il'\tnl-'
duce the Combincxl Ch,'Ck nnd 01or~c C1nl
over four years :'Igo. And nO\\'. '''itl1 just
one cird you c:tn tnkc9d,·antn~I! (lf all th\.'1!1:
services for one low flat mont)ily f,..,.
free Patonali:ed CheckJ.
No Minimum Balance.
Ready Rcsel'\·ACC(')unt. iOncc yr1u\· .. ·
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2 Nations •
Seek End
To Freeze
TRIPOLI, Ubyll (UPI) -
Diptomatlc 10urces said today
Egypt and Saudl Arabia would
prOpOse ea.sing the o 11
embargo against the United
Slates at this v.·eek's meeting
of Arab petroleum ministers.
The sources said, however,
the attitude of Syria, a
hardlinc Arab state. was
crucial in determining
whether the Organization of
Arab Petroleum Exporting
countries <OAPEC ) agrees at
Beef Cuts
Go On Sale
•
WASHINOTON (UPI) -
'IbLs wUI be a good week
for beef btlrgaiq hunten In
many parts of the country,
-.--mpe-rrnarkeHndustry-
spckesman sald today. But
it may be only
.iemporery.
Clarence G. Ada my ,
president of the Nattonnl
Association of F o.o d
Chains, said that some
chDins began to feature
"special" sale prices on a
few beet cuts last week.
He said he expected lhe
price-cutting trend to go
wider and deeper this
.... k.
Wednesday'& Tripoli session Lo '----------...J
relax the boycott.
1TIEV SAID THE ministerai
would likely basf! their
decision on whether Syria felt
Secretary of State Henry A.
Kissing'er has made sufficient
progress in getting Israel to
pull back Crom occupied Arab
territory.
Oil experts In Tripoli said
Geotl1ermal
Plant Eyed
For Mono
the Arab n1inistef'!! might take ROSEMEAD (UPI)
one of two measures tit Southern Califomia Edison Co.
Wednesday's meeting : and Magma Energy, Inc. have
signed an agreement t o
LJft the embargo, b u t develop a geothennal electric
threaten to reimpose the "oil generating station n e a r
weapon" If Kissinger tails to P.1ammoth in Mono County.
get Syria and Israel to Contract negotiations are
separate their forces within a expecled to be completed
specified period. within a few months for the
-Announct plans to lift the plant. which would be located
embargo as soon as Israel in the C8.sa Diablo area.
begiM to withdraw from If the contract is negotiated
Syrian territory. soon, the · companies said
~fonday. the pl.ant may be in
mE ARAB OIL boycott was operation late this year or
imposed during last October 's early in 1975 to u ti I i z e
P.fiddle East war with the aim geothermal energ~ from
of . pressuring the United sever31 wells p r e v i o u s I y
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Egyptian PrCsident An\l'ar the output or the plant and the
Sadat met Mo.nday with Arab cost of the projeet wlll not be
oil ministers at a desert resor t known until contracts are
to urge an easing ol the negotiated and r e s e a r c h
embargo, diplomatic sources completed.
said. The cootract to design the
The sources said Sadat and station has been awarded to
Saudi Arabia's King Faisal the Ben Holt Co. or Pasadena.
felt the United States. through
Kissinger's etforts. had done
enough to warrant an Arab
gesture.
TJIE SECRETARY worked
out a separalion of Egytian
and Israeli rorces on the Suez
front before laying t h e
groundwork ror i n d i r e c t
Sy r ian· I s r a e l i talks in
\\'ashlngton. ~--..
The sources said Libya and
Iraq were the only two
members or the JO-nation
OAPEC firn'lly oppos'.cd to
lifling the boycott. T he
Baghdad government
announced it will not attend
the Tripoli m<!eting.
The oil ministers originally
planned to consider t h e
embargo Feb. i 14 in Tripoli.
but postponed ,the session at
tha;last moment lo ay,·ait the
results of last rn on I h 's
Kissinger trip .
Odd or Even
In. Ventura
SACRA~fENTO (API
Ventura County has joined
Gov. Ronald Reagan 's odd·
even gasoline marketing
program, says the state Office
ol Emergency Servicsc.
It is the ninth Calitomia
county to do so, the office
announced 1''1onday .
The plan allows motorists to
buy gasoline on alternate
days, depending on whether
the last digit of their license
number is odd or even. It is
aimed at cutting lines at
service stations.
Gasoline
Practices
Under Fire
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Spokesmen for motorists and
service station o p e r a t o r s
urged today that m a n y
restrictions on sale of gasoline
be removed -especially fill·
up bans. '
Representatives of t h e
A1nerican Au I omo bi I e
As.sociation and the National
Congress of Pet r oleum
Dealers testified before a joint
House-Senate subcommittee al
a hearing caned by Sen.
Hubert H. Humphre y (I).
I\ I inn. l. to see how "'ell the
administration's gasolin e
allocation program is working.
TltE AAA contended the
program is not \\'orking well,
and that CQntrary to '411.at the
Federal Energy Office seys,
some states will get less
gasoline on the average during
i\1arch than they received in
February.
Recent shifts in gasoline
allocations have made a mnjor
impact on forn1er long lines at
gasoline stations in son1e
areas, particularly a r o u n d
New York and Washington .
Humphrey suggested that the
situation might get tight again
and rationing "may b e
necessary."
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Inlonctics Corporation. Cali-
fornia • based developer of
audio and video taping serv-
ices for conventions, me.ei,.
ings and seminars, has an.
nounced il.s move to expanded
production facilities in lr\'i.ne.
The new corporate ht':ad·
quarters and manufacturing
•ddress is 17981C :jkypark
Drive in Irvine.
In announcing the move,
lnfone.tica' Vice PrtSldent Don
l>c$borough stated that II was
neetsSitated by the co1npnny·s
grn .... ·th since a rcctnl merger
v.:ith Lon'.ton Associat s, tnc.
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Mesa Ta~. Maqager Seeks .. 4ngles-Legally
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lf 110&.1 drive a ca.r, I'll taz the atrtet;
If yo" take.a toolJ.;,_!'.ll tar JIO.UT feet,
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Llnda Johnson, offk:e manager of a tax aervlce ln Costa Mesa. can't help you if
they "tax your feet." but if you drive a
car. ahe jtm might be able to work out a
legal deduttion.
The 21-yeaN>ld mother ol two bu been
working for natlonwkle tax mmultarits
H&R Bk>ck for seven yean. She
maintains the ®mpany's stock in trade
ii helping the wage earner find
deductions he isn't aware of.
"It's the overiooked deductk>ns that
cripple many ta1.payen," Mrs. Johnson
says. "Things like using the family car
£or chirltable purposes. If a housewife
drives a bunch ol Girl Scouts to
meetings, th.it's a legal deduction. The
same goes for driving elderly people to
church, or hauling boys to summer
camp. They're all deductible."
OTHER DEDUcnONS tbat are often
overlooRcd by people who do their own
returns, she says, inclOOe used clothing
shoved in a Goodwill box or furniture
given to the Salvation Anny.
"We ask a client how mu ch the
' _prepru:io, .. tonns [or an average of 40
penaos a day. Eadi fonn takes from
half an. hour to an hour to com plete.
AJtct:Jlte c:!ient leaves the ornc., the
retum iS double cheduid by another
employe before being plcktd up later by
the dient.
THE TRAFFIC running ln!O the Costa
~lesa tu office between Jan. I and
April 15 is sporadic.
"\I'• get o big n..ti at the beginnlng ol
February "1len retired people •nd thooe
who expect a refund swann into the
office.'' she explains.
Then things «01 olf until April I when
the last-minute clients. most of whom
dOn't expect a return. or think they will
have to pay taxes, rush in.
Airs. JohMon. who drink! a dozen cups
of ool!ee a day. says it is laking longer to
make out taxpayers' rettll"M than a year
a_go. She attributes this to a heightened
desire by taxpayers to get what is legally
theirs.
"'Returns seem to be bigger this year."
Mrs. Johnson said, ''beca'use ~le are
showing up with more :stock losses than
previomly." The poor showing on the
nation's stock exchanges has meant
deductible losses ror mlllioM o f
Americans.
clothing or furniture was worth and SHE SAYS the biggest refund she
claim il as a .legal deduction." processed was in the neighborhood of
ba . 1)91ty f'llet lfatt ,,.... H&R Block cks up Ks tax returns SHARP ON TAXES $5,000.
with a guarantee that says the finn will H&R'• Linet. Joh nson Wha t do ~frs. Johnson m:t her stafi do
pay any penalties resulting from after April 151
mistakes. Block does not pay for Some ari hOuse·--wT.,-• .,-.-°""-is a rSired
disallowed claims, although it will send a railroad freight agent and a new member
representative to stand by the client if wives and eleven children who are living of tbe staff is a retired Marine Cofl)S
the return is audited by the Internal in the Middle East. colonel.
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Revenue Service, Mrs. Johnson says. ' 'We told him that he can't claim As for ?i.irs. J~. she's a tax expert 1'mN
The company does not ta k e rel.atives who are not living in the United year·roued, In the orr season, she ietlche!!I !""-
rcspomibiliJy for fra!xluleot claims, . .States." • , -a· tax ·course for H&R Block iD t b e ~~ll
elthei:.~and she_says rrKm...of these_ are-.::.ue.....had .. to 11le-und• ... -aa-'!"~P'~'~"~i~cdcL-<coX>U•mwt~)'c.:JThtbe•~COIOOIJ""'"'W!ioc~lhnJtldeess...11~1 Jlx>ulllUn,.LOo!L __ .""'~~.
quickly spotted by tax preparers. filing separate" stat.us. classroom instruction plu,, 40 hours of Amt&.
advanced ¥."ofk. " "Hp1
·jso~tE PEOPLE try to l a k e
ded uctions for 'things. that just aren't
deductible," she says.
For instance, clients trying to claim
pets as dependents.
"Some or these people really don't
know that their cat i.s not a lega l
deduction, bot occasionally someone tries
to pull the wool over Our eyes -and over
the eyes of the IRS.''
Then there's the ro re j gn ·born
dishwasher who tried to claim three
TIJE A!\tOUNT of papern'Ork involved
in completing some tax returns is mind-
boggling. Mrs. Johnooo and her 12 tax
preparers have an arsenal of tax forms
ranging from 4797 (sale of business
assets l. to form 540 D-1, which Is the
same fonn as 4797 -only used for state
tax purposes.
''In 1969. there were 38 forms that
could be attached to the basic lax sheet.··
she says. "Since !hen, I've lost count."
The Costa 1'1esa office keeps busy
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Most of her students train to become :m fl
tax-preparers in-one ol~-the more-than ~t:;r,.•
6,000 H&R Block offices nationwide, but t=:
many take the course to learn OOw to ~1 1
complete their returns. :z:~i
"WE HA VE · A lot ol certtfHld public
accountants and tax accountants taking
the courses, too." she says.
Many are brushing up on skills or
learning about new tax deduction and
lax la"'-s.
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Senior U.S. Jll•lrlct Court
Jlidfre wuu..i M. Byne, 71,
died Saturday of cancer.·
By,,,. wao the fatl\er ol U,S. . ---ll>iltri<t!<. · Court Judge WU!iam -a{f'Byrne""'.1G_wfib preSl'deil
over the lrraroi Daniel J.
Ellsberg and Anlhon~ Russo ln
the Pentqoo Papers case •
• PALO ALTO (UP!) -Dr.
Blake 1 C. Wilbur, 72, an
emeritus professor or surgery
at Stan(ord Medical School,
died Sunday. He was a son ol
Ray tyman Wilbur, Stanford
~idetit and university
chancellor until 1949.
ROME (UPI) -Alberto
Rabagliatl, 67, one of Italy's
favorite singers who in the
19.20s nearly , succeeded the
late' Rudolf Valentino es a
Holl~ood star,,died Friday.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
"NO AMOITNT cf monP.y can
entice me to do 90met._1n ..
without'IOtal lmowl<!dge of the
plane and its, characteristics,
obstructions, the lenses~ Ihe cameras, wind c ·00s.
weather, speeds all of
that.
Irvine Ranch Program
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Planned Friday at UCI
-!_wo ~ -enviro!imet)~! groups ~ill sponsor a Friday
evenmg program at UC Irvine
in which natural features of
the 10,~acre Irvine Ranch
coastal area are to be discuss-
ed.
Larry Moore, ass Qci ate
director of planning ad-
ministration for the. ln'ine
Company, will speak at a p.m.
in room 167 steinhaus Hall, at
UC!. •
Moore serves. the Irvine
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-For Sexual
Counselors
~'.s f!!ul~-:_ag~y plan-
ning program (TJCMAP).
TICMAP involves represen-
tatives . of city, county and
state g~vernment that have
jurisdiction over the ultimate
developrpent of the ranch pro-
perty. The public offi~ia!s and
environmentalists have been
invited to join in developing a
new ~an of use of the coastal
hills, canyons, plains, cliffs
ani! beach..
Friday's 'session was ar·
ranged by Environmental
Coolilioo of Orange County
and Projecl~I Open Space~
tion GrouP.
Representatives of t he
Environmental Coalition are
oartlcipatlng members of the .
'l'JCMAP ef!ort along with Ihe
Planning and Conservation
League and the Sierra Club.
-Moore will discuss the eo-
A workabop on sex u a I vironment of the site, in-
counaellng (or ·proleMIGnal cluding Ihe pbyskal and ...-
counselors 1n Ihe field wm be vlnlnnwntal opportunities IDd
held al UC Irvine In Ihe Fine coostralnts of the coastal land.
Art VUlage 1bealer Friday 1be property is boonded "7 ·
and Saturday, Mardi :a and the cltles oJ NeW!Jorl e..dl,
23. Irvine and Laguna Bead! ud
'l1le two.lay con!.,._ Is f-J.!Lmiles ol beach
designed to provide frulf.
psychologists, oounselon ud Aboot 1,600 acres ol Ihe
educaton .Olh ·a bld:jp'OUIJCI paml are reserved f o r
on significant approaches to pw'Chllae by the state for a
1exual COU01eling. Focus will coastal beach and """""' be on four major _...,r,..: park. pending coastal ...,
rauoRat-emottve, bebavioral, s er v a t I on <.'Ommisston.,.
Mattrs and JolUllon oex provals and stale acqult!tlan.
lherapy and the human ••· 1be lend canies a 17.1 mllUon
uallty program at the UC (JrRe iac.
Medico! Center In Son Fral>ii"'=======;;,j
dlCO.
Keynote apWer w'l!lbl Dr.
Albert Ellis. executl......_,
tor ol Ihe !Jlllltoie for
Advanced SIUdy In RatloMI
Ps)idlotlwiap) ID New Yan
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116uldn't it be nice?
·rust think of the money you'd save if you
didn't · have to p~y for the privilege of
. writing cl\ecks.
Well you don't!
Not if you have a Moneysaver Savings
Account at First National Banlc of Orange
County.
Here's how it works:
. _ 1. Open a regular savings account
and a.'~onal checlcing !"!"'Unt
• at any of 01ll' eight convenient
offices:
!. Maintain a minimum balance
of $1500.00 in your regular sav•
ings account-you now have a
Moneysaver Account -and;
II. then forget the monthly service
charge on yo11r personal check-
il:ig account There wo"1't be any.
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••• ABSOLUTELY FREE. And since the
Moneysaver Account is ;et up like a reg·
ular savings account, you can add to or
withdraw from it as often as you \ViSh, as
long as you maintain a $1500.00 minirnwn
balance. You'll not only save the money
you' re now spending for service charges,
you11 also be eamfog a high rate of inter·
est on your savings . •
So stop by the New Accounts desk at one
of our eight offices today and ask about
our new Moneysaver Aooount. Its ruupe
SO}'li it all.
Don't forget!
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' t By ALLISON D£ERR wllat tbe wMd of women " like. I ied it
ot ... •ir ,-.. ...,. take. a woman to have that ~t and
;, At 37, the pl!cii irt beginrung lo !all -iuYUy. .. Into place !or Rujlda Mberak.
RecenllY-appolnted climtor of com-NJ!ED INSl<ua<--~----
mwlity relations for MTI Business "I've seeo too many WO{Dtn, for ez.
College, she ta a lenlor analyst for Sierra ample, who have,become bitter and vin-
... Data Syatema in Puadena, 09erate1 her dictive during a divorce. I blame their · own coosutting firm and is 8 freelance lawyers. Most women just want to get
writer. • rid of the JNY, but their l:iwver savs
--u1 ....._ -'Let's Diil him to ili cross.' That's t '"""' lo begin law school In the lall." ·•--Jul." Mid the Costa Mean. "I'd be n when I ·~ua
• earned, my JD, but t feet that my age But her present rocus is the business
will be an advantage. college and its role in the oommunity.
0 1 have 20 yea!'! of experience working Women should tlllnk about developing
In the world. 1 know more aboUt what sound business skills, she sald.
;f people are like and What the world is like "With the rising divorce rate, Jet's face
&ban I did at 22." it, many women will have-to support a -Betuming-to~collage-work-does~oot--family .. --~ ~ .
worry her. "Girls coming from well·tl>-do famili es
: ) "Leaming is a .lifelong process, As you , aren't exempt. Many doctors and
get ol~, ~ gets a little less formal . It lawyers are helped through school by
.. may be difficult at firSt to get to classes working wives, I think of business college
and complete assignments oo another as a means ·of developing marketable
person's lime-table. · , skills for the "present and as insurance
. "But that is no' problem if ycu're for the future."
. mQtlvated." · · Tue good private business college of·
· ~doesn't feel that wcmen "have ·got~ fers two ~dvantages: time and money,
; tenj a fair shake in the courts. J don 't she said. ~ most male lawyers have any i~a · "We save the student Um~ because we
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offer an intensive job-oriented vocaUonal an employe they feel will be good ez ..
course. No Crills, no sociolog)' or English ecuUve secretary material.
literature. '"l~y_ lund her ~ so she wi
"The student sa".es money, because polish her Skills andOeVelci> a broader
while -attendinr;l-bl!e-.,.TI•ge0>0~tiiiclcgroifit''
spend! two years out ol .tbe labor Iott<!. Ms M!zerak first joined the MT! stjilf
"11\ere is no reason why, after as a · Pl\O~ t.ead)er. "But it was a
graduating frvm a six-month or niJle.. Yiaf before I-taUcbt the classes they
month business coune and getting a job, hired me to teach " a person can't continue his education." .'.. , "I've met a grea,t many coUege In the P8S.t year and .one half, shes
students wbo didn't know where their been responslble-for ~1cutwn devel~
next meal was coming from, but I only ment, teacher, coordination and student
know ol ooe ol OW' students In the last sched~.
year and 01le half who couldn't . find ,Shes !aught classes In data proceM!ng,
employment." accounting, ~iness adrninlstratkln and
business communications. NO DEAD END .~1s. 'r.liz.erak, mother or three
daughters, countered the argument that
"being a secrelar)' is a dead end jOb."
"Studies reveal that a significant
number of ·women executives started as
Her past business experience has
served her well in the classroom. "I can
always come up with an anecdote or ex·
ample that goes beyond the textbook,"
she said. ·
secretaries. And , bookkeepers can CONSIDERED CLERGY
become ~tants; a cc 0 u n tan ts "I had even considered the mlnistry at
become controllers and business one time," she added. "But I found that
managers." my· ministry was 11¢ necessarily in the
But, she said. you can't just sit and organized church.
wait ror a good job to tau into your tap. "I oould serve the will of God by help-
"Women must bc01 to be aggressive ing people to help themselves. which is
about moving up th! ladder. Not in an \\'hat a teacher does if she is a good
unfeminine \\'ay, but asserting teacher. ·
themselves when they know they are best "I guess I've al'\\•ays been a rebel."
qualified for a job." Ms. Miserak said. "l started out in
To qualify for advancement, women engineering." She earned a bachelors
must build on a base of good business degree in business administration from
training, adding oontinuously to their O\\.TI the University of ?ttichigan ftl!d stl.l_died
resources. commerce and engineering rot' two years
"Keep your eyes open. ~1en don 't ad-at Drexcl University, Philadelphia.
vance by chance. They are in the right Ms. Mizerak has worked in fields as
place at the right time but not by ac-diverse as insurance, real estate.
cident. You won't get your boss' job enq:ineering research . administration,
when he leaves, even if you're qualified, adult education instructor, sales and ·ra:e-·
unless you ask for it." tory work. From late 1970 to mid -1972. she v.·as Even the \vay you dress can make a Southern California Regional Secretary Ras1"ida Mizerak volunteers time difference, she feels. ,
"I always wear suits With skirts at a for F.rie~ Outside, a .,vol. ~n~eer f M" S ftb II A . conservative Jen ... "' I've been ked h o~aru~lion devoted t~ reha~U1tat1on cf or 1ss o a mer1ca , "' .. " . . as w Y pnson mmates and their families . r~.ontdyethegreyi~mybaff. Hervolunt<erworkincludedaidtothe signu'J's lie!+) and talks l use tl@t gray hair. What 60-"ear-old H •• · t' ,,,_. r·~-" F ' -, business mah \\'OUld lrtist ·nty juagment e~-IU!OCJ~ JOD, .... ,,. ... ,~ .. ·•ur~s OUD:' -. . . .;. :I . . .
----ff ·hHhWg.'n'-ilf-nre--..,,~e.c"'"'-:tlm-~lii§.jg!lbol! Am~--~~-·--· ---·-to: .. :1iudent.s.---llLCMH.5-__ ~-
gray hair and listens to. what 1 have to Sh~ 1s on the boar~ of the Subud ..
say .. ~ · · Brotllerhood . an ecumen1cal group baS<d buS1ness class I above).
· on the Islamic tradition. "Rasjida" 'is her ·
NEW ROLE spiritual name in the brotherl)ood.'1""·c.,.-~~--
---Rer new post wilh the college casts her -''Alf011fie pieces are beginning to fall
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Focus
By JO O~N credentialed be£ore the tournaments
Of '!It na11y Plitt st•ff begin, she explained, and she had a hard
Takemi Oki Totes, in her short career fune oonvincing officials -she really did ~ a sports photographer:, bas !aced more work for a Japanese golf magazine.
obstacles llban many people face in a • To cover the Masters the first time, lifetime. • .
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91e discussed her problems ol breaking ~ had to w a i l four hou1' to be lndentialed. · into the business first 85 :i.3 woman and · "I have to cover the · Masters er r then as a Japanese womftll, during a re-cent visit to 1he Mesa Verde Country get ~ (she made a motion across her
Club to pholograpih Goll Pro Brad tllroet).
·Wilson. "The press peop~e helpetl. me. Latel.Y
f' Takemi, the only wcman regulariyt ~.every~ ~WS J ffi Working for ~IS ~aphing major golf events in the magaz~. ~mce ,,then, they a~e sending
\Jolted States, was born in Tokyo and me apphcat1oos. .
~uated from Hosei University with a Takemi has complete responsibility for
·in sociology. finding out tournament · dates, making
After' graduaticn, she found tha~ there flight and hotel reservations, getting pie·
were no jobs for women in any field ex-tures of the winners and other "i~ ~ educatioo.-Foi:red to ~rch in-teresling"-pbOtos .of _tournament ac-
°itensely, ebe found a job as an editor of a tivities. , .
;goU magazine. . . She bas her own office in Los Angeles, ~ ~. after beoomin~ ~ e~itor of a from which she makes all her ar-
jection, she started trunking, 'Maybe I rangements
/po be ~ ii d work bard ·
enough.'' She began saving her money for · TRAVEIS ALONE .µ,is goal, a step which was to later prove Her husband of three months, a high ~ise when she watched her yen shrink as school art teacher in Gardena, does not
jbey .,... changed lo dollars in the United accompany her oo her trips throughout
l&ites. · the Uilited Slates because she simply has
· OMEN DON'T WORK too mlKil work to do during every
Because she was a. woman, me was tournament.
'j1res9ured not to wort in Japan, llhe
<emphasiud.
While working in Tokyo, she also was
eveloping her skills .a.s a photographer: ·
learning to play golf from her father,
an avid golfer. ·
Because she was a woman editor, she
· id not get the traveling mignments her
ale colleagues got, but after a year of
king, 1lile convinced her boss !hat the \'""iazlne ""'1d save money by sending
:"":~ -k as a photognljlher/edilm. Another of Tatemi's dreams came true
:when abe was offered a chance to cover
golf ectlvltles In America for -l!Mt!.-. '
"I had a dream to go abioad alnce I
It.as little," she said.
Her mival iii the United States nearly
·lour yW> ago .1,,.ought man! problems. 'illie bad learned to read and write r.:*...: J-but cookln't 'Jl""k it
\. _'111e cur1111cy exdlange rate brought
I"" salary to -nl <bat "1lidt she
,would hue recelnd In Japan, a_nd Ille
,,....i berlell Uvtng on lnl tlJan wellan
level 11111 dtppatc lllto ber •vlnCI, •
~ALSCAllE ="! bad • real bani tlme •"'b the •••
. It "u a reaJ acare," she ad·
m P!Ja, other companies she had
....,._ widt won> oo strike and had
llnuclal dlllkultlel.
as the school's contact with high schools, together," she feels. "
industry and other segments of the com-'·'Everything fits into law-the field 1
munity. think is the kind of \\'<Irk 1wantto00."
She recently spoke to business classes And, "many people think yoo can't suc-
at Corona del Mar, Costa t\.1esa and ceed in business and be domestic as well.
McNally high schools on the role of the I sew most of my clothes and my
private business college, who it can serve daughters' clothe!, bake and ~et."
and how. ' There have always b;een women willing
Development or· in-ser»icc !raining pro-to speak oUt, take a chance to do what
grams for industry iS a facet lhat in-they want in life, she said.
tcrests her. "Now. it's a little easier. But many are
''Some industries are not large enough · alone out there. Groups like NO\V and _
to su pport In-service Jraining of their the 'BUsin.ess. and Prote:ssionat Women
o"'Il. for example, an insurance firm _bas ~ .. &ive ~.support."
Chang:ing I
\Vhen she arrives for a tournament
with her bag of two cameras, film and
nine lenses (which she keeps with her at
all limes), she first checks into Iler hotel ,
gets ·credentialed then walks the course
to look · for best photographic op-
portwiities.
As the toumament progresses, she
keeps track of who the leaders are,
watches for "interesting" pictures and
finally shoots the winners.
Takemi prefers candid shots, and waits
patiently for just, the right. moment to
shoot the golfers in motion.
"I have to know· ·which golf en have
.fast and slow swings," she explained,
"because I have to take the swing after
it is done."
Takemi also look.1 for other oir
portunitifs during tournaments, such as.
the instructional series she created wit!\
Wilson which is nmning monthly in her
m~ga:dne in Japan.
. Though it has been difficult and
challenging for Takenti to work In the
United States, she is. delighted with her
situatioo. and does not plao to mum to
Japan.
· j<1rS too crowded and expensive in
Japan," she explained. "It's nice to visit,
but it feels nice here . ln Tokyo, you hit
people wherever You go."
Though she is constantly taking pic-
tures of golfers, golf is not her game. She
enjoys bicycling and tennis, and travels
almost every weekend ·with her husband,
also a photographer.
Her goal is to improve her photography
artistically by taking pictures of wild
animals, nowers, insects and butterflies.
"I have ,to shape myself as a
photographer;" Takemi said. "Waiting is
· the hardest. It's a real hassle.to wait. You
need big patience."
She makes careful notes of the setting
and oonditions for each picture she takes,
then uses these comments as the basis
for her aitici!m.
_ '.'My. photography_ is no1 . ~ 1!11_ art
form. 1bere are so many limitations in'
shooting gcH tournaments."
Takemi, who took her first picture as a
third grader with a box camera she
made herseH, perhaps understated her
position when she said of the acceptance
she is finallY ,getting as a prof'es.sional
sports photographer, ''They realize how
much I'm working."
'!be hardest work is over for her and
tbe fun is beginning.
-.... l1ld to ftalit for ...
ciptlnce """' Ille wtnl to tbe m1Jor ICIW'D8menll. Photot11aphen must be. TAKEMI OKI TOTES TALKS WITH CM GOLF PltO llllAD WILSON .
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TlllfHNy, Mardi lt, 1'1t
Second Chances
A little Ris·ky
·DEAR ANN LANDERS: I:m . 39,
divorced, and I've tried all the "proper"
ways to meet .decent men. Here's where
I am now:
1. Stuck in a bowling league with doe
fun.loving sports-average age, 75.
-2. Out · $5i).-.Joined a church singles
group with a great bunch of folks. All
very neurotic.
3. Stuck in a political club as an of-
ficer wilh a bunch ol dedicated people.
All married.
As it now stands, I have \\recinesday
evenings [ree and I'd like to Invest that
evmlng in something a little more prom-
ising than my other tieS. Would you
please ask your readers two questions:
l. Other women who round themselves
divorced and widowed: Where a~ bow
did you meet your secoixl husband?
2. Urunarried, straight, non-alcohclic,
self-supporting 'males over 30 : \Vhere do
you go iri hopes of meeting a woman
worth marT)'ing?
I don't get much sympathy from the
old folks in the bowling le.ague, or the
neurotic singles, or the political mar·
ried.s.. They all say the same thing: "Y~
8houldn't have any troubie. You have SO
much tO offer." Now my only problem is
to find someone to offer it to. How about
some help from >"Ollr comer? -
WEDNESDA VS FREE
DEAR "'EE: OK, here's your letter.
Hew about· It,. seeoDd-tlme-aroaden?
Wbere did )'91 meet your second
llabud? And )'.OU anattacbed, desirable
pyt-'llfbere ff yoa go la seartll of a P1
)'ff coald br1ag !tome to motber? Pletle
ten m• ti I ee1 led HER!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I ,... Ir·
ritated by that letter from the l'OIMn
who implied that when the wife. i' in th ..
driver's teat and her husband is betkle
her, it means &he is the dominant
penonallty In the familv and rum
tbinp-llglfttlvdy u well as llten!ly.
In our fam!ly, il's <fulte a <li!lmOrt
story. h1y husband is a strong man and
the head of the household, except when
he has had too much to drink. It doesn·t
happen very often but the last time it
did, he insisted on driving home from a
party and nearly killed us both: .
Now we have an understand ing.
Whenever he has had even one drink, I
do the driving. I told him , "I'll take a
taxi before I ride with a drunk.'', He got
the message. -GET B0~1BED AND
YOU'R~A-PASSENC.El\-
DEAR G.8.: Since booie Is a ractor In
approximately SO pereeot or ~ar ac<:i-
denls, your position makes a great deal
of sense. I bcpe olher "'A'l\'es •ill follow
your lead. Here's another good letter:
DE/\R-A"NN'1:1\NDERS: I i1o the driv<-=.---
ing In oor family. Although lny husband
looks like· me picture of health, he lW ·a
medical problem wbJclt would make driv~
ing hazardous. The details are llbbody'a-
busi.ness and 1 feel no obligation lo ex·
plain. ·
Occasionally some clod \\'Ill Jflake a
crack about my being in the driver's
seat. l retaliate wilh an. iCy stare. t have
seriously cooside.red having a sign made
which reads "MYOB"-or have )'OU
copyrighted the phrase!· CORPUS
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DEAR CHRIS: II< my pes~
What kind or wedding goes wttll todly'1
n~w life styles? Does any{hing ao? Ana
Land;! ~·i; f c:mpl~tely new "The ll:ride's
id~" l"il5 "A'ha\'s right (or today's wed-
dings. For a c:o;y. send a dollar bill, plus
a long, ae•f-addressed, ltamped ..,....,,.
(20 cenq ~J•l to Ann Linden, P.O.
Box !m, • Qank.llr., a.• 112, m,
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0fDen
By CAROL MOORE
Of .. .,..... Hit .....
Doe< open mani1ge brlni to mJnd a
deoperate attempt to fttain only the
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Ma·rriage: 'Fif ____ ReGtui .Fes Air
statu.1 of marriage, a b u a l n ea s
arrangement where each· partner has
open 1e1 and professes a ".don't care"
atUtude?
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That's as dangerous as a sUfling,
pos1eulve maniage, Dr. Charles Leviton
told bis Orange Coast College Jec:Wre
audience of allllOll 700, _.,ting the
whole spectrum ol age and marital marrlqo, bo ~ that mat,.: Or. Leviton esplained that mare boaeaCi
status. -3b1re -bu1 no1 ....,.udlll. , _ .... wers .,]d be "I don't feel w.,
He dellned open1ftiiTliCe 11 "iJiiiiPY, -~t t1ii poriiiir W1D ~ ~ U -• • • 'iifDOtlil?ff ~
lov1nl partnenblp wbett tbe mutllll pl (u....,.h= or Mi-). -time to IOrt llllnp out ••• II .
11•1!!1.ter more M•D"!f relatlaoolliR--!lo!__~ !Q.tull!D an nollllnlJo_do...wllll ~: -
"'!be more you -to be -11 your -. But lie flirt\I"' advlled, "~ put tho
and share It, the more love will bloom ~ tllat eadl -bu -off mtlftty. Ile 111r1 and
•. ' ~ ...... air to bum. -dil(trml-. _.iu.. and --later ·wltb ..... -.
"'!be more you protect your -1ty -Nol bove ddldnn )Ill to ,..,.. ""1le and toucb."
and don' ta1"l any rlsU, tbe more you Jove; "Ila .. -.11 you lnlty -t 1bem Beoldeo r•1ll1tl<,-upectatloal, put~
doltroy-and t...i to"* II." and Wl11t to provide for -Bui ln .. open marrtace -privacy and
In hll aplnlon. tbe ftllOll I«-· nothlnc elle In tllll -<II IUdl -communk:ltlon, both nrbol aacl
Is to oome bocS, ;1vlng and rooelvlng '--II lllrled ., COlllllly." --·
matlD'O love. '!be...,.. for tbe ,,_ To lnluro -.iy, Dr. IA¥tton 1·~ -poydlle ipOCe, a time
Is to improve the together.-, mll'lllro -lollloc ....,._ that'• to roebarre or calm down. U you -
the magic. , lmpirtaa1-to tbe relatlolllblp -..-penon·,-..-ao lliiapentoly
Or. Leviton lllted ldeall o1 open feellnp more t111n fact>. jUll to "'1'\'lve, where does love begin?
maniage that wm at !eat• good N "Only bandle--·· problemi It· "Bui _tllll is_nol an . ..,,... for
motberl>ood and apple pie -Intimacy, a time," be ldvlled. "Simply untowllng relalJatory .n-.wat or a-.ie,"
intensity, creativity, 1 pont an e It y , your ruilt J1 an unfair burden to nneone be said.
re&t>eCtt growth, J'etponslbillty, leamilag, else. II ! I •
1thmlalloo, flexlblllty and eiirlchmelll. One ewni>Je wu.the -ol • .._
n-, be aa1c1, we.. the bollmlra o1 a va1<nune. ·
·worthwhile maniage, an open and -Do you 11CCU10 1"111' mai.. ol being
one when! the partnen -. .... ble ebeop and tbonglllletl and put blm or lier
OJmmun1eat1on 1no100.. .. u-dl-..,
!-ck and the retpCmlbillUes to 1ell
the other pinoii "1lal you want him or
lier to -and atm rui.r their -
for the true meaning. but nol prodletable. on the-? Or do you boollltly ay
"I' burl" and -•--of I "'!be -._ ........ a, dues we ..Jct: ,.._ art "Most people stumble on the little m tllJUllJ a relpOlll!le ast .-.-•~IJllLI r• .,. -~·-•-·bUI"' M • d card tha Id ·cloeer to die truth," be added. thin" and become dellluctive. With a ~~ ~ ., w .m a I aa
Uttlo more a~ and earn. about the the right sentimem.
other p e r s o n , they can r e m o v e Amtber insight into the everyday was
How do you get over the fear of being
loo vulnerable when tolally bonesl?
misunderstanding about motivatiooa," be the mappy ftpiy of "Yes, I'm llaten!ng "By doing IL"
said. (to you)" by a -obYloualy Bui Or. Levil<lll was quick to add more
Di'. Leviton nopeatodly w-ged hi.! --In watdi!nc TV. "'"""'""'"'" _,_ .. Or·--·often-·do -·bluntly ............. , ..... ~·;,s ·you-· _,_-.:.•c:~·__..,· Ii-!\~ "' ~ .. ,. •.. !~. nol .jlJdce . ,_ -~ -.~ .....................
them. "Notbine!" 1'herl IOllteOile alb if out ti. a relatkmblp, there aJxKlld be
As reallatic expeelatioas In an open anything Is wnmg? DOllllnl lbot can thr<aten )'04!." .. ,_ ................................ '
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--Whatever you tblnlt or-r!rll
so far, you have to admit it ls
prOduclng a banner crop of u-
tie paper jacket with no .,.1 .. I asked. isl>' larp enough to spit on sleeves..--------•"Jbat-..-going-to be-·~nwo-~mi .... · conrrrazw----cut,~on;..:;;.-----------1--1-
PAM RICHARDS SUSAN PROSSER KAREN DENNELLA'
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Camp Fire Medal
Studer)ts · Reach Top
Four Huntlngtm Beach girls goals, awareness o f en-
have compWed. requirements. virorunE:ntBl problems, Jeam.
f~ the WOHELO medal, the -log about Camp Fire pro-
, highest award a Camp Fire grams and strengthening in-
glrl many earn. di ·~· 11 d rshi ·t· K ITY Kropp Karen Pen-v ...... a ea . e p capac1 ies. e ' and p All four are students at n~la, Susan Prosser . am Marina High· School and are
Richanls are completmJ? 10 members of the wa Cin Ton
years as . Camp Fire Girls Horizon Club. 1be group have
fo%ether smce they were Blue contributed more than 4,000
Birds in the second ~ade. hours rX volunteer work.
The WOHELO, which stands A year and one half of fuod-
for \11ork-health-love, ~k~ tWo raising will <!Ulminate Easter
;years_ to .~m .. Req~ments "''eek with .a trip. to Hawaii, ,
include vohmteer &ervice in to study the heritage of the
the community, awareness of lsland J>OOPles.
the needs of others, setting ·Sjxlnsocs are being sought
and completion of penooal to help fund Uie trip. The
Peering
Around
girls have conducted bake and
product sales, raffles, carnival
booths and home parties ·and
worked ln a recycling center.
Contrit>tJtors can contact
Mllcired Kropp, adv,isor, at
847-MO'I. KERRY ~ROPP
ARTIST, educator Ru b y
Newson of ·San Juan
Capistrano will be listed in
the 1!174-75 edition of "The
Wor-1 d's Who's Who of
Women."
· Insurance Surveyed
Do you have a valid
Callfomia driver's license?
Do you have a good driving
of high premiums from good
drivers who happen to have
92627. An artist since h e r
chiki>ood. she signs her work
RLJbtN. She Is known as a
palnlel' of Indians and. one
of her Navajo paintings hangs
In the En'lbaMy in Australia.
She also is known for ,her
portraits, landscapes a n d
sculpture.
·reoont? "Enclose yoor n a m e ,
Do you" have a medical a: addreM and California
Ms. Newsom has worked as
a writer, photographer, dance
-· choreographer and jl'Oducet. oLchildren's balleJs
physical handicap?
Are you_on assigned rlsk
insurance as a J"e#IUll of this
medical or physical handicap?
If you can answer "yes"
to all four quesUons, WARM
would like to hear from you.
WARM (Why Assigned Ri&k
Medical?) is a newly fonne(i
group ol citiiens Interested
in . .localing..Orange ~
.paying high assigned risk
pmniwns.
driver's license number. You
do not have to list your
in&trance company. A 11
information y.'i.11 be k~ pt
cori.fldentiial. We are not an
insurance company.''
Goal of the new group ls
to study a~igned risk
insJranre and hopefully, find
a way to reli~ve the burden
medical problems.
.,,....
There's a valid excuse for
ev&y human inconvenience
you can think of. Take your
pick: the energy crisis, the
tn1ckers' strtke, unemploy·
ment, shortage of g a s ,
hoarding, bed weather, failing
economy, polluti on and
bureaucracy.
Sometimes It boggles. the
mind to Imagine what excuaes
they can come up with next. I
checked lnto tey favorite ®
tor's office the other morning
and the nune handOO me a lit-
"Wbal MD I suppooed to do nexl offer," she aid. man's dlln and t"'1 m• there
wttb thla?" I alk:ed. "Gift "look," I sakl, "I am lick ii a paper abortlge. J want .a
wrap a specimen?" to ,death of these Jame, ei-better atory than that."
''Just take off your clotbea eu1e1 tor shoddy wortmambtp ''Okay," the said, folding
and ~lip it on," she said. and lhortagm. Everywhere I her anm and leaning against
"And then what am I ~ go It's the same old record. the door. "Here's one. 'Ibese
posed to be?" "Bread is hlsh because the .-per produela for ex-
"C<>ld," she grinned. Russians bought all the wheat. amlnatlon gowns -· out of
i•c'mon,"Isald."Wbathap. Popcorn iJ unavailable WUllngtoo .and are made
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pened to the ~ paper gQWllO because of the rains. '!be flab !run ftCycled tapes. This
you used to have?" .... ~ biting beeauoe ol the putk:ular model was deslgned1-:==--------·
"Would you believe an awmlc bomb. '!be c!ilcbos by Rooemary Woods, and con-RUffELL'S unse-W OWml desln>yed an aren't laytng becauae they are oequenUy the entire -
entire fomt ln Oregon?" ....... OV« lhe Middle Eaat. .... mlatakenly·enoed:" UPHO-·LST,_ERY
"No." "And there ls a shortage I clutched the paper tQ my
"How about all the lall peo-ol fertilizer because .•• why chest ape! C!llUChed behind the -...!"..,.w-
ple are OOardlng the loog IS there a-.ge of ferllll-..--. "Why didn't you ·-
gowns." zer? And now you give me this say ao. Now, that's more like c..!!2!.:::=' .=-is,
"How about paper short-piUful IHtle .-per weddt Ibo! 11!" , .. ~"'!!!!~~~~~~
Your Horoscope Tomorro,w
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Aquarius: T-ime to Keep ·cool
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 13
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19):
Relnforee, build for security,
do u b I e-dleek procedires.
Older Individual can aid by
lendiJlg benefit of ezperieDC<.
Be ~ <110ugh to accept.
TAVRVS (April l).May 20):
Accent Is 011 p.diUc relations,
special efforts comected wilh
legal rights. You are given
green ligbl ,
GEMINI (May 21.Juno 20):
Stick to lads. Be thorough.
Pace yourself. Show lbal you
.,. capable of handling tm·
portant assignments. B e
frank. Deliver what ls prom-
ised.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
CreaUvity j! highlighted. You
are better able to tlJlCHS feel·
ings, especla11y~. to younger
persoos and to member ol op-
pooite sex. Gem I a I, Vlrp
persons l.'OO!d figure In Im-
portant ways.
LEO (July ZS.Aug. 22): Ob-
tain valid hint !run G<mbd
me911ge. Oteck cosa, lllel,
values and inventory. You
may not be getting --..ed
tax brealt. Know It ODd r.vlew
... ertainmenl, public -expenditures.
VIRGO (Aug. :zs.&i>I_ 22):
Relallves may be vlctlml ol
wishful thl!lk1Dg. Be aware,
aleri . onil go • '"bilil
news.'' Means reject the
61.lperflcial. P i ' c e 1, Virgo penons are likely to be In pic-
ture.
LIBRA (5<¢. ~ 22):
You ere repaid f<Jr·past -· Preltlge rises, aD<f wlth JI you
have addtd -11>1!lly. You
deal wllb lhooe In ]>OllU<llS of
authority. Poslti"re gains ere
indicated.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Stress universal a p p e a I.
Means ftadl more perso111
througil --Ariel, Libra -liguro promln<llUy. Cyde Is -!hat you are at right place at
proper time. ·-
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. --------1
21): What was hidden ltillrJJ<Wlol!:::i may now be reve.aled. You ~
gain gr<aller lllli8bl-Q-eatlve F' II So I JWcies flow. You tMCh and ' u rv ce ,,._. .... ••• °"" ,....,
learn. You bec:une men Locatton. In :"~ r.t111 n. '°"'
aware, more Clplble ol pa. Huntington a..ch CMt1Mnt1ti1 c.,,.,... s._..
ting plans to wori<. • . PRESCRIPTIONS °' '""""'-......,
CAPRIOORN (Dec. 22. Jan. • aitrtt Ac-et•_...,. . 1MT11tCONTIN•MTAL
19): F:rieolk. _8t.dal actiViUes Ltt•.:-.:=:-· .. ::-c:~:-:"iii!:.'v~etall~ ~;. .. i:-:£..c.o,t
concepl. Hold fast to prifto
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lngful "111'4>liment. Y o u r
morale Is -..i. You will lie
more oec:ure wltbln.
AQVARllJS (Jan. I) -Feb.
11): Ont who previously was
lnslstmt, stubborn and nlused
............ be(lns "'.._.
1"111' polltlon. M • I n I a I n
balll!CO. Doll~ jump to """ el-'11lere ~ -Ile flexible "'°""' to _,. within bom!aries. You will
understand.
PISCES (Fob.· 19-Mardl I>):
DON'T BE FUELED
EUROPE IS GREAT THIS YEAR
BUT YOU MUST BOOK HOW!!
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'IJ76 IJiscusa plans for !utire. Ojlell Betrothal '··~ Revealed additional -01 ..... Jm ... -·MIAi.I·~
graduated &vm F~taln Val-==wi:~ m; ·;iaUa t_zyde ~r,r. Hunlinglon !leach residents
La Doma Marie Parey and
Gary Fulton plan to marry
September 28 in Garden Grove
C.mmunlty Cliureh.
Mr. and Mrs. W<lldell Pllrry
of Fountain Valley are parenll
ol the bride-to-be ,. h 0
ley High .School , ner. You bo" rlabt to~ • OIWICLCOUllTY'aOLDIBT ~er ~II ~ton .... ~ -A1•rll•, Le•, 543-9354 556-43,24 Pl.t•-~-" Pa., ~-~ Scorpio llldlvldull .,. ll> •n•-a~ . ..._ J74t&..1......_s.A. ~... w~~ -'Olm ---\·-~ _,_ • ...., graduated !run SL Justin 11 --I • 11. _.,... _
Hilb Selmol. His lalber II tbe ll~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !ale Mr. Fulton. -THE BEST READING INSTRUCTION
while working with public
schools as an art specialist
and teacher,
APPOINTED to the
advbory committee for the
tmprovement of G u l d a nee
· Services In Orange County
Sehools-RexD.G-
e10Cutlve director o! the ouii!
G<aldaoce Center of Orange
C«mly.
"We need to know bow
many or· us there are and :~~~~~r§;;;;::-llfri wbo they are," said 1he --"Y'~ , , · . H group's organiler. ..~
Those interested in F"E ANCIS-pai:ticipating In the study or , n.n. ' SHOPS -Caal••LWMJ
Dr._.s.S••ms . AU.....Dr._.1
Thorou1h diapoais ...
Preacriptive inltruction ...
MclMs readinl fun! atlending 1he next WARM q ORR /> meeting can contact WARM. \.g el
In care of Edward Carey, 256
E. J&th Place, Costa ¥e~.
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by.Al Smith
-by &nie lushmiller
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WILLIE. '{OUR LIFE?
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by Harold Le Daux
IT'S NO JOKE! A M j),N SEFNING
A TEN -YEAR. PRISON TER.M 15
ACCUSING ME OF HAVING
DONE EXACTLY Tl-iAT !
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"I'd 5ure be a nalur1I in govei'nment -I'm always doinr
· some dumb thing that makes everybody mad."
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. LA'S.TOM PACI OREK SLIDES ·TO· 2ND·SAFEL Y IN 3-2 LOSS TO METS.
187 4 Season Outlook .
ton 's Assessment: •
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NEW YORK (AP) -Hank Aaml
appar<nUy wiU be in the-4tlaaea llro•ea'
opening doy lineup alter all.
That became a near eertainly Monday
wben Baseball ~ Bowle
Kulm disalJIXOYed the Bro""' lllllOlll1Ced
plan lo have the jO.year..id llUCl<I' ~I
out the opening --aeries in Cincinnati April ... 7 and go alter Bobe
Ruth's an.timt ......-cl ol 714 -""" in Atlanta when the Braves open at home
Ajlril a.
In a 1erse statement, Kiihn virtually
ord!<ed the Braves lo have Aaron in the
1tartidg lineup lw al lea!I two ol the
ClncinnaU pmes.
The Braves' .slugger bu 713 lifetime
home rups, ooe behind Ruth.
Aaron said be had no comment on
Kuhn's ruling, but added:
"'I've said all I can say about It. I may
have something to say later, but he's the
commissioner cl baseball, I suppooe, and
I have lo abide by the rules."
" Ullatant to Barthokmay, aa1d the club'•
.reacUon wu ''no comment."
0 Bartbo1omay 11 traveling It the
i.-t limo. bill the.'Do-'.boldo tor both me and Eddie Mat.hews,"
Davidoon said.
However, F.dctie Robinaoa, v Ice
J)ftlident ol the Bravea, said be WU
iurpriaed by Kuhn's statemenl. .
"Bill Bartbo1om1J and l have talked
llnoe the ruliDg' fodly," t.e Aid, "and I
think there wt1I be a c o m m e n t
l(J(thcomlng, bill not\ at tbia lime. We
maiy haw:• acatement, but net now. Jl11
a Ucklbb thing, and I thlok ft aboWd be
pttpol'lld -... -a __ .. Aaron lppm"t!DIJy WU IWll'e U.t ID
-_ _.,, lnlm the
In NCAA Action
Competitive Fires
Still Stir .Wooden Bill Bartholomay, the Brave''
chairman of the ·board, wu unavailable~
for comment, u was Atlanta Manager
Eddie Mathews. .LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bill Walton is toumament tt· bas won oeven straight
"'I have bad a llUlllber of di9cuaoions JUdY for the Natioraj Collegiate Athletlt timea and nine o1 tbe poot 10 years, 1be
with BiU . Bartholomay about h i s AuOctaUon championship lool1lamenl.· Bruins race a Dayton team that beat
February announcement reg a rd Ing He was ready 1u1 week and bls UCLA N-Dame by 15 points and made ii
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belGtt Monday's eshlblllon pme with
tbe New York Ylftkeel, he lOld newaueo
illal "'if I'm in ftl>O . . . l 'll pral>obl7
a game"·"ln CindhiiaU. "I'm sure
that if I'm in good shape and able lo
play, Eddie Mathews Is going lo put me
out there IO play.
"'U the COlllllUsslclnt says I've got lo
play, I've got lo play. I ,_ I .woolcl
have lo go nine lnnil>&> if be says I do, no
mati.r if I'm DOI in shape, ba,. ~ bod
·1e1. 0< whfJ<Yer."
Jn Tampa; Fla., Onl;bmaU manager
Sparl<y Anderson -lo join the debak.
"l wm't get into th1s, '' AndeniJn •id
after bearing KUbn'1 statement. "lt'a up
to the cormnluloner. 01
Icy Divorce:
Sanderson
Versus Bruins
Henry Aaron," Kulm said. "'AtlboUlh be Bnlinl demeliabed the Trojans ol
has advanced ..... s u b st a n I i a I Soulhem Calllornia D-5%, des1loying a into the Weotern Regiooab at TuCIOn BOSl'ON (AP) -COntnmnial Dottlt
arguments in support ol h ls team that bad been tied with them lw atarllni Tbunday by beating Los · Sandeuoo, known .._ N a t l o n a I llJlllOUIJC<men~ be bas DOI been able lo the Pac-f lead and overall with a 2W Angeleo State -· pe""ade me Iha(.' the • pnx:ildure he mart. Asked 1o appratse bls cbanCeS in the' Hockey League lam fell' bls free lifestyle
wishes lo follow is good le< bwball. "'During the ....it be ll'POa.ed more tournament tbls Ume, the llJ.year-<>ld and penalty ldll1, abiUly, ls a(lllOmllly
.i. ''As a result, I have advised him that I animated with 1DOre: 11!1& and zeal than mentc:ir said, 1:we•re a very fine .~ as a yer f()(' the Bolta:l
am disapproving the amiouncement and be liad lince being injured," said coach basketball teom. We have an .. ceuent ,,1 think U be's go••• lo_, bad< oo the that. ~ -ly, I Wlll ._.t_the John Wooden. · chance. But just as in the past, olhel .,. •••
Braves to use Aaron in the opening aeries He added that Walton bad been up for · kams are there alao with good chances." rigbl track 81 a bocl<ey player be'• going
in ClnctbnaU in a=rdance with the the llnt USC pa and the eecoad battle He bad special compUmeots JOI' lo have lo.take the initiaUve bimseU,"
patl<rn-bl his use in 1173, wben he agalnll N-Dame wben Ille Jlruinl forward Keith Wilkj!S, lilre Walton a salll Hany ·sinden, Bruins' ~ •
started approiimatJ!IY two of every three squared Kcounta with the lrish-wbe-bld-:-MllDIOr'..-.,tar, "When ·we oeed~t!te _ "Jml~Jfl. Cbicaeo:~lb:lda~~
Bra'ves games." broken .. their a.eame wiDDtng ltreak. . most, be play• the tiest... · was aUending a meeting of NHL general
'Aaron started two of the first three "'Bui this Ume it was during the entire Wallm scored :111· points and had zO Tm.f!'~ said he doubted 111 six
games last sealOll against Houston and week," aald JV-., of the telll displayed -...is against USC while Wilkes hail '° e •
appeared In 120 games, some ol them as by bls Moot-to cen1er wt» bad been 1a· polrits:-'11iOBfUDiSleil-ff-f3 at the :if~ ~the 'i:::i. ever play
a pinch hitter. He batted .301 with 40 YOled ptayel'<Ji-lbe-ytjlr. !!i tbe two ball. In a ~-·-"" sta';__I ~ oomm and 96 runs batkd in. · ~ ,...... but IUll«ed a back Asltatant coach Frank Arnold soouted Bruins ..ud&:;;i;;:;.;;:;. .. "'~ r.;::
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VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Walter
Alston says his young ·baseball team
~·t be ashamed ol its secood-place
< !lnisb in the National League West last
season and will be better this year.
ashamed ot last yW•s finish," said
Alston. "TIJey tapered off at Ille end of
the 5eaDI and We Jost. But we're coming
baci: more mature and a Utile better."
At the Braves' training camp in West injury Jan. 7 apinll w;~ S1ato. Dayton and reported tbe Fl}'<l'S were. the rest ol the ......, and the Stanley
Palm, Beach,' Fla., Doo Davidson • UCLA now 1---NCAA strong. Qip playoffs because or "'tonduct
1be Los Angeles Dodgers, managed by
~ Allton tor ·21 years, have a strong
• nudeut returning and have added ace-
relief [lilcber, Mike Marsball.
Gooe Is veteran centerflelder Willie
Davis. who WU the !eom captain but bad
dl...,......,a with Alstm. He went lo
M<mtreal in exctwoge for ManhalL
To ftll the key position lit c:enterfield,
the Dolflers lraded left-handed pitcher
Claude Olteen lo Houslon lor Jim Wynn,
the "toy canncn" wb> always has bit well
in Dodtl<r Stadium.
; "Clui' youngsters don't have lo J>e
Alston 'bu promised more
communication with his p I a ye rs ,
something most nec:ossary in a year
.Wli!fi there are so many youngsters on
the sq-
Tbere will be plalooning, but some of
the young playen earlier asked to be
traded because they dldn1 think there
woold be room for them.
Amoog them W.... catcher Steve
Yeager ucl inlielde< Lee Lacy.
Last year, Yeager and Joe Fei-guaon
came up from AJbuqueioque a n d
Ferguson won the catching job. His first
hit was a home nm and so was his
Sports In Brief
Atlanta Quartet Gets
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Exhibition No-hitter
second. He set Dodger records tor , Hot M. hi catchers with 15 homers and aa runs • JC aan r baued.in. •
I e Ferguson may .play ftnt base this
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -'l1te
AUanta Braves bad one c:l the most
generous pltcbinc staffs In the majon
last year, but lour Bra""' hurlers
allowed the New York Yankee& just three
wal)ol and no hits Monday.
Combining for tbe +-0 no-hitter ......
one _........, two ex-Yankees farmhands am. a kid piidter wbo bad never even
appeared In an exhibition -ll game
bela<e.
Bruins Into the NCAA ioumament this
week, just missed aDOther career reoord.
He bad a Pac-f field goal -Ing
average of '.64i; compared lo the .1142
mart by UCLA's Lew ·Alclndor (oow
Kareem Abdul.Jabber) lnlm 196H9.
Wallon set P..,_, single oeeaon re<onls
as a aophomore !or total .rebounds, 2.'19,
and rebounding a-. t7.1. 'l1lls " Gains Playoffs;
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1 Tops Indiana
• CHAMPAIGN, m. (AP) -Mk:higan's
Wolverines, given little or no chance !or
tbe Big Ten ctiamplonship, will repreeent
the ainference in lbe NCAA.playoffs.
• Michigan and Indiana tied for the Big
Ten title, and lo a special playoff at
J Illinois' Assembly Hall Monday night. the
Wolverines battled to a 75-67 triumph.
... Michigan, with a 21-4 record, advances
lo the NCAA MideaSt Regional at
Tuscaloosa , Ala., to fa~ Notre Dame.
c. J. Kupec with 22 points,· campy
; Rusaell with 17 aDi Wayman Britt with
" 16 lifted Michigan -which never trailed
·: -to victory.
Indiana "super ~'! John Laskowski
went on a 2().point scoring spree --:
including eight or lo points in one -tch
lo pull die Hoosiers within ooe point
:-twice in the closing minlles. But he
.-oouli:tn 't quite t um the game arouM.
"No one thought we could win anything
; at the start of the teQon," said Michigan
·• coach Johnny Orr .• "We played 25 times
and· 23 times we were the underdog. But
tbls team has done some great things.
-ol tbese gizys b anonymous any more.
, "When we lost oor leader (nu...ell) on
fouJa, we went to a delayed game and bit
tbe free throws. Everyone ca m e•
d'trodgh," Orr said.
• lie -his bead when asked about Notre Dame, the nattoo'1 No. 2 team,
and aid, ;~We have to be very lucky and
ploy ...-belt game ol lbe year lo have
• dllnce against N«re Dame."
· season and Ulldoobtedly there will be
other .experiments. Yet the Dodgen have
another youngster, BiU Buckner, ready lo
go at firSt.
Buckner had 158 hits in 1173, ranking
third on the Dodgen behind Davis' 171
and shortsi<lp Bill Russell's 163.
1be-l<r ovenbadowed tbe first
spring training appearanre or Braves
slugger Hank Aaron. Aaron pindt hit in
the thin! inning against Y ankeea pltcber
Wayne Granger and -out.
. Russell and Davey Lopes IO<med a
sbarp.double play combbiatlon, and Lacy
lost the starling job he bad ,.,., in 19'12.
Ron Cey bas the third bale job unless e Brotlie bit A ir
be loses it to veteran Ken McMullen in
spring training.
Tom Paciore~, who hit .262 ln 96 games
last year, coold ·be used at first base or
in the outfield.
But the outfield has an overflow of
talent, including Willie Crawford, a .295
hitter last sem;on; Wynn ; Torilmie Agee
acquired from St. loois; Von Joshua:
and Manny Mota, a .314 hitter in 89 games last year.
Don Sutton, 18-10, Andy Messersmith,
14-10, To-y John, · IS-7, and Al
Downing, 9-9, are back from the 1973
starting pitching rotation.
Doug Rau, who started three games in
1973, is a candidate for a starting role
and the Dodgers have reliever Jim
Brewer, who bas been In one of every
three Los Angeles victories during the
past five years. Knuckleballing Qarlie
Hough al>o will be used in relief.
still it's Marshall who will be cowiled
on the most in the bullpen.
He W88 14-11 last year with a 2.66
NEW YORK -John Bn>die will be a
Monday ~ quarterbad< instead of
a Sunday aftemom one next season.
Brodie, who r<tired at Ille end o1 1asi
season after 17 years witfi the San
Francisco Gers, bas signed wttb the
Natiooal Broadcasting Company.
He'll join Al de Rogatis as ailor
cornmenlators and analysts !or the
network's natlonally4elevised National
F-0 'League games.
' . e Waltea lll•rlu
SAN FRANCISCO -Bill Wallon o1
UCLA CQ01(>l!'led bls Pacilic4 -etball
career wllb lour 1'!<!0l'ds, including an
ayerage ol 16 retwmc1, per game over
his 111ree ...._ ol -erenoe ptay. .
1be Uoot-11 fJl-Amerioan, leodlng the
Basketball Polls
earned nm =e, but he was not w....,. '""' (APJ-
bappygladin ~ ..... hi' a~~ha~ers ~ ~J'''' ~ ~ :~ = 22-417' "".ere "" 5"'• i;n ..... ...,.te ... 16 to • l. N°'" 0.mt &2 652 13. Pitt ~ ~~ give up an outstand1~ player in Davis. ~. MMvi.11111 2M m 1 .. K_.. 21~ '°'
There hav& been complaints in the past t t':'~ 21-.J ~ ~! ~~..... :.:.1:
tha1 t AlstonBobbhasnV~ tall<len. Uneed tnOUgh ~th his r ~~~ ~:: ~~ t" c!:l::' ii" n
p ayers . y a ' now With the '· LB Slife n.2 .. lf. Crel91110n :.: : California Angels, was one of thoee who 10. 1nc11tnio 2M u1 20. °'"°" aw n
said he didn't know, while he was with c:-M9',.... tu'o
the Dodgers, what Alston wanted. . 1.~" .. t•U ,..;:; 11~~: SI. ,,.:,, """:
'11 wtfi ta~ with every one ot my t. ucLA c~i '°' a~,..,.) :12
players," said A)ltu) at the start bf thls ! ~~~" : ?t r.lf c~l ::
year's spring tralnlrig. He want.a them to s. ~ 1n...1 1:1o1 '" Uv1t...m. l1M1 '' ' be informed, but he a1ao says he will play '-''"~ 12+i1 11• M." t.wo11M c:ru> 11 1, V~lt 11>31 IN 11. C,.'-' !IH) N those men w:bo have the best chance o( .. N. C.rolln. {1M) " II ...... MMke ltl•I • winning for bim, t, lndl-1-...1 ll2 lt, (Tie)~ f:tJ..I) 6 10. K.,..s Ul..S) # • CTlel 0.'(Mll 2'-71 6
-be -llslled --with bls 118.4 lleld goal a-
HONOLULU -P ........... about lbe
µnivenity of Hawaii's •fwices ol gtttiog ·
a post-seaaon basketball tournament
berlh will 1 .. .,,, the Rainbows without
cbeerleadera In the Naliooal lnvftation
Tournament in New Yort next week.
The chancellor's office -
Monday that there """ no mooey
aVallable to S<ril lbe eight--pep
squad lo New York.
The ..._ acoording lo tbe office,
was that the mooey e3rlll8Jted for the
New Yort trip was spent when the
dleerleadera went to Laa Vegas !or
Hawaii's Feb. a game agaimt st. Mary's.
The Laa Vegas trip was approved
beoa111e k ~ at that Ume the
Rainhows 1'0uldn't be invikd lo a [JOlll·
.._ loumament;ille olllce said.
e NIT P•lri••
NEW YORK -Madtaitan Collegt,
dlamplon ol tbe Eas1<m College Athletic
COnl<naoe's Holiday Festival · I a s t
Decet:nbet, opens the 37tb annual
National Invitation Toumamem a t
Madboo Square ~· galnst
Maryland ~ S turday
a1-,Mwas.-1·
Jn lbe second game ol the opening
baske\ball doubldteeder, Nor1h CanJlina
wlif (!lay Purdue. •
~ meets Jadmonville and
Fairfield fa"" Hawati in lbe Saturday
night games. . .
The tournament contlooes s..my with
two ll1Cln! -. ·In tbe Ont
game ol the ati.._ twin bi11i Jlult!erl
meets Utah. Tbm St. Jobll's ol N.Y.
fatW Comecticut. ! -
s...i., night tt will be -Collep
againll Clnc-U and Seloo Hall versus
Memphis Slate.
Angels Mourn Death of Young Hurler
PA.LM SPRINGS {AP) -'1t's a
terrlbty tnopo .,.. lw the lamlly and we
flel hllplleally frustrated." a-ral
-I lllr'1 Dalian •Y> ol the death
ol Brvce --·a'°""' Ca!Uomia
Ancel ltopl6d killed In • traffic -~
Tbe 23-y•'<lld '"'*'° -pitcher
-ktllad ~ nl&IJI when his car
ll'lllled Into -.-in a bead-on
-i--Ila _ _,
--a. Anpll -tbelr boadquartort ror .-11111111t1:-
A ll·yoar-old pt who -driving the
I
other car WU li*d In suar-.i conditlon
at a local hoopital.
Palm~ oald Ille pilJs'&
sports Cll -Ille -Uae.
HelnbeclwJer, lnlm Loo ~ ··-.an outstaDding. youns ..., a n d
pi oepect," Dlhon A.kl "'Wt watched mm grow In our l)'llem." •
Dalton said the lell-,ll)'lnC for a
.... in ... "* bullpon, "'llad .. elCeltent dlaix:e lo niaU the ll(Uld. He
-mdy to pltdJ In the lllljor leques.''
•
•
He bod plfdled two porfecl inlltllp last "'*" .... Ille OltellD Qllll la Illa Ont_.... aplaol a major ......
teom.
lleh"«baer bad a IN NODrd wttb m
-......... ol 4.A .... Aaplt'
Salt Lab Ctty farm team ID the Plidllc c.. ).eqae.
Private fimeraJ -.... pl-.
Tbe Allt[ll& ... -JN by Illa
Ollcap Ooba X-, at ~ Artz., ..... Anctla .....
:1-Z. by -State ~, ntcld In a
pme IW•Ml•lld WU lo hne ltarted.
~ _, -oald Ille deallt
llod -Ille team.
"'We Mllllab' l'io1ed wlt1a lill1e --SOO. and I _.... tllol, SV.yuae
WU llUDDld. ... WM ftrJ bl&bl1
lhou&'ll of, ... -~ .
Allor 1111 °"" -·-Did, "rmm11111a111•111&-samy .-tGfllliiii ls,.M ... we'n
dolltJll ...... ll'h .. " ,,,. ___ .... .., __
ll lell Palm tl[ir! ... ior-lo!Gnday.
"'He felt they are welt balancod with detrimental lo Ille propel' oi>enlioo ol ooe guard who could play fell' any teem the bocl<ey Item."
in the nation," added Wooden at the According to ~ished reports,
Soulhem Calllomla Bastetball Writers sanamon all8 teammate Terry O'Railly
A.,,,.;afic:lo luncbeon. bad a 9CU:ffle before the Bruins' "1 loss Foo; ol Dayton's starters have aver. to the califomia·Seals in Qakland Sunday
oged m double figures. night. A club spokesman said Sanderson w-. was asked U be still got went by bus with the team lo th<
enthused over an NCAA bastetball Oakland airport for the return fUghl lo
~ Boston after the game, but he never "A loumament still has <Oinpe<itive boarded the plane.
fire," be answered with the oamparlaon • Sandenon was reportedly in Los
that be sliU gets enlhuoed over a banana Aiigelea but elfO<ts by the news media lo
. split escept his doctor won't lei him have reach hi.n falled. · .
one. "You don't suspmd the' avenge player
Wooden said he expects to open with juB1 for mi1sing a plane," Westoo Adams
the two guard alignment he returned to Jr.; Bruins' president. said. He declined
alter the Bnijns, were beakn oo a recent to cocmnent lurtber. Sindell said the
road trip by bath O..gon and Oregon su!pemioo capped a ,..;.., ol incidellts
Slate. That would make bls starting team involYing Sandasoa which 8larled belwe
tbe same aa in ret<nt -Its with Walton, tbe ......, began.
Wilk .. , Dave Meyers, Greg Lee and "A great deal ol whatbappened is due
Tommy Qutts. · lo the stupidity ol the m8naging director
After the U~ game, Wooden laid, of. this club,'' Sinden said of hkmelf. "I
"I've never bad a team so menta.Ily, mdd have been smart mougb to eee
physically and emotlooaJly lftl'8red." this """'"" from very early in the
He said there was no reason to believe year.". ·
tbe Bruins wouldn't be in about the same Bob Woolf, Sander""'• attorney, who
shape for Dayt.on. cut short a vacation at his b>me in
JOHN WOODEN
Lakers, Knicks
Collide Tonight
NEW YORK (AP) -With Ollly nine
games letl lo play, fMlr/ game is
imporlanl ... the Loo Angeles Lakers
who laoe the New Yort Knlck.s 1n
Natiooal Butcelball ~tion play
tonight. '
1be Lahn -t~ Ont place Golden
. 0. Tt' r-19•t
€.__I S •t I
Slate by a run game In their battle for
Ont ~ In the Pac:tllc Dt-
fotlowing a ·-Yidory ""' o.troit ltlonda1nipl.
Tbe I.Um loot _, al -In
Ille lint -of tltteti' cur1W --raad lrlp bill ... , lo&e ..-.. Ila W-allo loot 'l1te Warrior win
fl1 te1 aipt. bowelef. P• Golden
--~margin,,_ Loo
"1C'°.W..t to the c.llfa1 was only 1111
-~-lnllpmea.
Allor loalt!llt~ rame agaimt the ~. the Liken tn...i to P!dlwlelphla
lo play w-, night.
'
Hollywood. Fla., IO relum lo Bollon,
blamed the 27-year-oltt player's !JOubles
oo l!lllllagement, and a peroooality
CIJOflicl between Sanderson and coach
Bep Guidolin in specific.
"llerei Im not been In good -with Ille management people in Booton lbe
tast.lew roonths," Woolf said. "Re's V!'l1.
cmc:emed with the aispenston. Apln, ti
goes back lo ""'11ict with the coach.
Everything that happened bas been
magnified."
Woolf, who said the ""JlOllSloo coold
involve a "subtrtantial amowit of money
for Sanderson," said he will ask for a .
bearing on the suspension, ••anct I'm
hopeful that when tempers are calmer,
we can work something out.''
Readers'
Hot Corner
Dear Mr. White:
Just a -lo -you for the ekL'eDent ooverage you and y o u r
sportswriters have done re g a rd 1 n g
wreolllng. It rmally became ol ale and
)'OUl' efforts are appreciated by "the
memben ol lbe Estancia W"'911lng -..
It -.s hml lo believe tllel k 1)115 '
been four years since '"' became
im.t.ed In Ibis sport, tbe -ba"'
been maey ..t II you -Ille room
and .... -it -be ..... nloe
lo ba ... picture ol -good --""' are graduating and wllo have clme
great tbls JOO!'.
Namely Mart< Miller and Wayne Pbla.
Their re<Ords are :Ill.I and m boplnc
for Ont in league and mattac CIF.
Mark Is llill llraiglll A's (four,_,,).
Elvira G. ll1ller
Edison,
·Diablos-
Edlooo ltiol>'I OW.en
"""" ~ their thtl conqueot la ..... buebll1 outlnp Mobd1y
afternoon, .. p1ur1ng the Hun-
llnpn Beadl lnvllalloool -aolatlon. crown with 1 W
triumph at W-er.
And -Viejo High'• lllalilol won their ll«<llld
l!roleht l!lth a 4-0 -1eoi1ue
declalon at SID Qemente Iller
the game ~s n1nied out Fri-
day.
El Toro 8lgh '• Chargers !ti
ope get away at Fallbrook as
the hosts came up with lhM
runs In the sixth !min( In ~In
a 3-t defeat on El Toro,
Edison got ridl In the third
!ming when the Chargers put
together five singles and
parlayed them into f o u r
tnorbra.
Mike Maooy and J e f f
Nichols got II started wllb
~se hils and a ft er
Westminster got two Edison
players to whiff, ·the Olargers
came bock with linlllea by
Steve Hines, Dave White and
Ed Macy for the four runs.
W\e 1truck out five in a
11 ... kmlng stint for ~
and allowed only oo• safety--
a !oorth inning double by
CUma1 Rungo.
We stmin1ter spoiled
EdiJon's sliutout bid In the
sixth Inning when Robert Ihle, Tim Funke and Rich
Rosen sinf\ed for ooe run and
Rungo got the other across oo
a aacrifioe ny.
Dave Patterson and Dave
•
Marina Area Track
CIFFoe Summaries
Be.tter V ..... ty 1 lfllttf'lf fll, Tl"": 10:1 ... ,
~ C .... -MIM~••--011 c_, ... Mfr lit l+H-1', l"h'lll iMI t. IN,. CEI a.
,. 1, ......... (C4M) '· 111rr• tc:MI ...... (Ml. Ti-: ,,. ••
1 MCGIWfft tUMl ll-: 10..t. ~ .. LH-1, ,"'119 CM) t. GJrO !El ). t3D -I. DtlfTl'I (CMI t. McGawM 1 1 .. o (M), Timi: 11.4.
LONG BEACH -A sea80f'I !UMI a. M~ ICMI Tlm1: D.•. ""° ,, .. ,....1. M"""'1 •• Ttmt• ... '-._ _ 1, ~ !CMI t. Wiii tCCIMI Mli. ...i,.,_1, -not!•. 'Tlm1: l :4'.I. of eYN"rlmte stands between 1 ,_,.,.... CCAW > ,,_, D.s. .,.,_ MO -I, ~ fCclMl•t. J. k .. ir HJ-\, llolfr IMI t. lltvlf (El 1 a kll8 to the Marina Vikings ..... ~ ...... ,,,_ -, ,. TN1111t uB. H11eM1 .. "'.
CIF fCMI"' ,......_ • ......,) : : ·'· L,J-1. P1U1r101> (Ml f , llr-11 CE) J, and Friday night's 4-A Ml .. -I, M..i~ (CdMI '· McP--. lfl. Dhl'*!!C•: 10-JI~. s em tr In a I basketball ~w CCllMI a. ....,,.._ tCMl f'V-1. "Mii..,.,, ce> 2. Kl...w.<1 (Ml
confrontation for c 0 a ch Tl~u!'~I. H-..ictr tCclM) t. 3, ,,, ...._ "'" fll llld '"''' IEJ.
William n..1-U's ?itilllbn lD.... L#llll' (CMI-a.. '"'"'" fCM) Timi: , .. ~~~-!~·~· (Ml '· ~·n IE.I 1 .......,..; It" t:)t... • ' Rams. l'°"H -I. Dlonglr' IC4MI J. l".tJU Cl•r~ 111:1. D •l•tw:I: ·. ICM} ), ltMIO ICOM l Tl..,.: U.1. Dl.ait-1. Foucll IMI 2. Mllb Ill J.. According to Odell, this Is a 1111 L.H _ 1. o.no-r 1cOM1 1. F11u .-..WllOIOn tM.L DhlJ11C1: n~J.
good thin& for his squad that IC.Ml 1 Cl\llnOW\1111 ICM! Tl..,.1 21.2. l:IM-J=-~~ ..
started the sea!IOr'I with only .,4: R ... y -1• c..l• ~ TllM 1~1. c .. 1 ... CE ) L L--o tl!I J.
• the line Mlll RtilY -I. COl'Oftf 1111 Mii lffl..,111 (Ml Tl..,.; 10.1. one velef'an m up. Timi: J:ll.1. no-1. CMl'IO !I I t. L..-d IEI J.. Whether the Rams "jl\ be HJ -\. Wlftt !CMI t. SfYlrlOn Plwu /Ml. Tlm1 : 2•.t.
I ~-~ !CdM.)).~(CllMJ H.ieht -H. 46-l . .t41fln_(ll 2. Hldnl<k Ill 3. able to knock of AlaN-.:1 LI -1, FJll11 (CMl t. ~ (COM! H•INI !(\. Tl""' .U.t. -~~ f Friday .. i..t.t at tbe :t. ll"""41• tGdMI 01t1111C1: 1t-N. N0-1. 11_,, <Iii '· '"'" ie1 >. ~ oe '"'6" SP -J, EllifNllrf ICMJ t. Foolw Whllt ti!). """' l :lt.D. ' Los Angeles Sports Arena ls CCdMI ). Glrtfl COW.I OltlfllCI! ... Miii-i. lllow!lt Cl) :r. Al"Cllf'-1• (I[)
the probl m racl·ng the Rarru ,,.... J..-v.,.,. •• te-i Tlm1: 1:1t 1. e OIKVi -\, El ....... (CM! :r. Miit' t-<flll:f-1. Mtr1:1rwtll tEI I. P•M CEI this week.. (CdMl l. GMmbtr11lf1 (tMI Oh l111<t: :t. WIHl•m• 1.Y.\, Tlm1: IO:d .1. 156-1\ot. 110 HH-1. Pufml11 !I ) I. Fouch !Ml "ilopefu11y. our pla>;eni are • PV -I ..... ._ ICdM) t. D•villi ,, w.i1 IE). TllM: 11.t.
Older and ~ •• , ••an they tc.Ml • W " I"'_, ..... 11<. I& LH-1. l"l.ltrnlfl IEI t. Foudl Wl.X'.I "" .. or .......... .. : (Ml J. c.-11111 ('Ill. Time: n. .. ~re when we lost to P.Wina J...., V~lt'f .. ,tYY-1. EdlllOl'I; r 1m1: "·"
'
•n the W-tnu·ns. ter-Marina Cldl ~CD) Ut) C,.._ fti Mfr Mlle •111'1 -I. l!dl""' Tl..,.: l.5'.1, .... ;, 100-1, C-ICCIMI J. klll IC-1 HJ-I. C1ml11lll (E l J. Mfrtott (l!l tournament early In the year," J. lt•m ICdMl ll .... : 11.1. '· ~ CMI. +Mloht: w. ~-11 220 -l, CorM CC4.Y.I t. l .. m LJ-1. ~t (I I 1. Cltv.,. {Ml :t.
Vl..n:' !lays. (CdM) 1. SIMrii CCMl Tl .... : ,.... Mlfliot• IE). D!•l•nc•: II ...
For the record, Marina won , 416 -1• $1\i•p CCMl :i. DerM•urnonr Pv-1. Fullmotco tEI 2. ,,,_ !El J.
of be tCoM'.l Time: ff.I. tE> ,.,,_, ll ' 68-63. In the thlrd game t "° -1. MC'••1tnd tCdM ) 2. K••m, . • .. ' ...
• ,J,, CIVtlllUQh CCM) Time: l :U.S. Sf'-1. f'lt •Ce !Ml 2. Coll (Ml 1. sea-. Mil<I -1. ~ .... CCdMl J. C•••Y Dl'fffll•• (M), Dl1!1nct: ~
Are the o .. -., I 0 0 k in g (CdMI ). FMdlfnd• CCdMI TlmtP : Dl•cue-1. Hfrflllf' (I!) 1. Mootl (Ml
-•• tO '· Fo..ch (M). Dli!l llCt : 11M. forward to the second meeting ''1 • • v1-.1iv 2·Mlle -I. Stwrett ICMI '· lllY· MWIM fltl) (U) Allfhtim
Of the two teams? mond !CdM) l. C1~•111119h tCMI Time: 10:11.1. 100-1. 1t1M;ln (Ml 1. l!'•-r (A) ). "Very much 90," Odell says. 1~H _ 1. Mirtn Time: 21.o. M11t-IM!. T1 .... : 10.2. "Our kids have wanted lo play llOLH -I. Mlrtln CCdM I '· 1~1. MJllllOl'I CM) 2.Shfw (Ml J. Mtl'1rillld CCdM) J. OtBHumonl l l•hm Cl. Tlmt: n .t. them again all season. They're tCdMl Time: tsJ. ,_1. v11M1 CMI '· Horton !Ml J..
loold r rd t It W .WO llllt~-1. Cor1lftl 0111 Mfr. Tl..,., G1rcl1 CM). Time: Ji.6. ng orwa o • e si.o. 9"-911, .... !Ml 1. AH"' tMJ ). $11011r
scrimmaged Ma.rina and then Mlle 11:.i1w -1. cor°""' dti ..,.,., l.Y.1. T1..,., ''°'·'· Tl .... : •:no. Mlll--1, Pllnt IMI J. '11f'CI (M) J. played them in that HJ -I. Marfin (Cd.Ml H"9hl: s-4. Huntl 4Al. Tl .... : ., ...... tournament game 50 we know LI -I. koll (CdM) O!lltne:t: ,.. J·mlll--1. 11 ...... (Ml '· Wtill IM) ). J\.s.. Cfdrt (Ml. Tlmr. t :•.6. each other pretfy well." SP -I. Dowd (Cd.Ml 1. GlllO<d ICM) 110 HH-1, ll•ri-lfl CMI 1. Shtw lMI ~ •• he think Marina \Yill be J. llotlfflo.Ol'I <CdMI. 01111nc1: .... J. P1rro.1c:t IA). Time: """ • lJUl.":I DIKUI -1. Glrt.d !CM) I. •otolnt<W! lllO LH-1. ll1nllln !Ml t. J. llfflklll overconfident? (CdMI J. Gwld tC6MI Dllltft(t : 126-J. (M) l WllUl mt. IAI. Tlm1: l'0.5. • ,,....,...,.,,,. 4'11 ftilY-1. MlrinJ, Tl ..... : .S.6. "1 don 't thlnt llO. We have Clf/• Ma.I C~I C,,I , ... lilt Mir Mii• ··••y-1. Mf•l111. Time' >:4(. both improved a gnat deal 100 -1. Dlcllrklr. (CCIMI J, HJ-\, 1111\tt (Ml J. Lopez (Ml J. H•INIWkl (CM J 2. ,ecllllf !COM ) Time. lt umlty lM). HtlQhl: J.10.
DAILi PILOT J9
Lowell
Prftli~s
Results
<>ranee Coast area prep
swimmers apark1ed at the
Lo°"•ell H I g h lnvlta,lonal
pre Urns fl.tonday. but berths IPi
the. finals Saturday are up tn
the air due to the combination
preUms at Lowell and Sonora
Higll.
The toP six in· each event
based on times wUI quality for
the diampk>n.Wt.ip final s end
'the second six "ill compete In
the consllation finals. both
beginnhtg at l p.m. Saturday
at Lo°"•ell High.
Fountain \'allcr High's t~
varsity swtmroen lnCluded
Shirley Babashoff in the 200
and 500 trcestyle 11:54.7 and
5:03.0) and Andy Miller in the
.50 free (22.2) at Sonora.
Varsity athletes ( r om
Edison who fared well at
Lowell included l\1att Van
Gordon in 'the 200 lndo and
100 back £2:09.3 and l :Ol .6L
The best in varsity com·
petition rrom University at
Lowell included L a r r y
Campbell in the 100 and 200
free (52.S and 1:52.21, Wll
Davis in the 200 indo (2:V/'.O!
and 100 breast (l:CM.01, Ste\'C
1.1cConniek in the 200 indo
{2:20.2), Dan McC1uskey tn
the 100 ny (1 :07.9), Cameron
CoS21'0ve kl the 100 back
(l:V/'.7) and P.tark Thomas In
the 100 breast ( I : 0 7 . 4 ) .
The University 400 free reJay
ttam of 1'lct:ormick. ())sgrove,
Campbell and Davis sped to a
3,43.4. since ~-played early this ,0... LJ-1. """m (Ml '· J. 11:."~tn CMJ 1. year. Marina's de[ense has no -I. H • .,,. .. kl ICM) 1. !<IVlll• o. ll•nkln CM!. Dltl...C:t: 20--10. f'll~IOf'M
--"·=~=.1~~~ . ~ . ICdMI J.-l'fdUll tceMI Tlmli u,1 . r,v-1. °"'111, tAl 1. ~_wn IMl no ~ • u"'~l1 . unproved a great deal -and .uo -1 llfme1 ICdMI 1 v i.·11111 ""''· Htlgllt: 1>4. .:JOO ~rel1Y-llM:6 !Colltl!lfl,.. -Wl!'Ve-~--a:t-~~'a!J·-~·cai •• tci:&Mr Ti,.,;.-~u.......,. .7t-...wllld.4AJ..J ... ~ W ....lol -...w..-.... ~~~·i---=-· ,.u 11t'•v• •O ..:_ I~ Eiir. CCM ) J. C~rO.l;a AHl'h lAl. Q[tlMCI: 49-.1 I l l:: JOO t,........C1mllbell l2:0t.1J. the Diablos took advantage of
six San Clemente errors ..
San Clemente pitcher Joe
~~iiiloo. wtio allowed only one
earned nm, spoiled the no-lilt
bid wit.h a clean 1lngle to
cmter 1n the. sixth 1nnibg off Diii" P111t ,..... ..., LM ,..,.,.. Bamin.
Greg Perry bad the only rbl WILL FACE MILLIKAN -Marina l!lgh's Rich Branning (10) and Kevin Land·
<JI the day wjth a third-Inning graf will be facing LB Millikan Friday night (7:30) at the -LA Sports Arena In
double. the CIF 4-A championship se mifinals. Here they are seen dunng Saturday's
El Toro went ahead by one . 5• •9 est 1 ~--t v u run In the fourth Inning when _:..:~...:.:...:c..:o::.nq~u...:.:.:..0:...:.~:...:.·=_e_n_:_a_a__;ey:... ___ · -------------
Gary Connally singled, 5tole
second and scored on Hector
G<males' base !'.IP.
Mlllill Vlttt (4) .. , .....
hfft. 1lt 2 1 • •
l"tn"Y• II ' 1 1 1 Rom!MI, • S t 0 I
D. 5dm1dt, • 4 0 0 I RevrWdt. rf S t 0 0 Wlllte. .. s 1 1 • T•vlor, cf :t 1 t o E Sdirnldt ,. 1 I 0 o ~~~ i::: •••l'Ofl, ' ' • 0 0 Tot1t1 V • 4 1 ... ~ . ., "'""" l!i1nctov1!, .... s 0 0 0
Z•nottl, d.g I ••• Mllehtfl, JJl'I 0 0 0 ,.,k,, lb ! •••
EllQUllt, ~, I •• F~C 1 0 0 ,,,.,,t; t:t:
Jt<. Nfl-. 2b 1 0 0 0 a. ... rf<f ' • 0 0 Ganlilet( Ill I 0 I 0 Dodd. lb 2 0 1 0 J•"!:i "' n o 1 o T 1 SaNW .......
' ·-· ·-· • • • • 1 •
11r11r111
.. • 1 0
' 1 t 0 I 1 1 I
' 0 0 0 I . . . • • • ' 1 1 1 ~ i I· s 0 • 0
2t 5 ' 1
............. 111 .. , .. rlll -u ·-" Rklll'*-:lb ·-" Rlver1, rf
, 1 1 0 s 0 1 1
f : ' ' I • • • • • • l . . . • • • • • •
2 : : ,:
t 1 1 0 u t ' 1
Pl1wt1 rf Kutiec1d, ff Trllll Ill w11ih. e Twl11, 21:1 P1IM, If
Hilt, P Tollls kon•rllWIMp ' .. °'' 000 ·-· '1 ooowa-111
HB Draws
Speed~ter
Io years past, San Diego
~ athletes b a v e made their
presence known · at the SiJuth.
em CoonUes track and field meet at Huntington Beach
llillh &t this saturday's meet
may see the best-ever delega·
tion from the Bonier 0.ty.
Elijah Jefferson, last year's
sta te t~yard dash champ as
a sophomore, leads Crawford
!figb lnoo llie me<t with bests or 9.5 and 21 .4. He 's already
clocked a 9.6 this year.
El Cajon High will send the
state leader in the shot put.
Out Hampton, who may
chaUenge Santa Ana's Dave
Kurrascll.
Hampton has a best this
year of 62--1 ~ while Kurrasch.
a jtmior, has tossed an official
61-ll. Morse High's Dave 1'1oore,
with a best of '49.5 in the 440
and 21.9 1n the 220, will be """ of the favorltes in both races.
There will be three milers
who have clocked better than
4:28, th Tee quarter ·milers
under 50.6, and a 9: 17 .5 two-
miler in the invading con-
tingents.
Mater Dei
In 2-1 Loss
Los Alamitos
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P111n G•DI• i81lley)
King Triclil. (Hagin\
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.Y.llo Fl"O!ol (Boyd)
game. lCdMI J. C•l'l'l'lller IC). Time: V•!'11ty 100 lnd-Colltn!IN ll:Ool.JJ, Tr.amp..
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e e 1'11$ 'Mit' l l!Hlott fCMI 1. Doi 100 -1, Frlkt1 CWnl 2. f'•tt1rl0fl '11 1,,.._l rooki f1S f!
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" • •.i....i I ..... _.i. 1-fH -1 J-CC4\\l :L Ntvlllt llO -I. Otl IW1'1l 2. Slllr1ey (Wml ('2.0!. We were p!.\:M:U or 111Ww (CdMI 1 c.;dtini !CdMI Tlm1· 10 0 J. Or•Vfllft !Wml. Tim•: 1:nJ. • so DrHtt-H•Mltt en•>.
in the Moore League but our l:IOl..H -1, (toll l1bOl11 1cM1 ·.t.ci 1w~·l1l.-Al1.;.~.1r!..~'1.1 li~~~:i.~r:c· '* ''" rtll'f'-l:Sl.J (l•ookl.11 .......
kids reaJly lmprom:! and ..,JC:: ~~:1 .!: ~~~P.""~~~1~~; ,,.:;"t_ .. H;;,.!; cWi~1~~!~1f:._ o.r.11! Gffry, U-rd~;. ....
played well together as a team •.J 110htl -1. W'UllOl'I 1wmi • crow 1~ 2a0 "*""' rtlfv -1:5'.1 !Sfnllonl. ~. · ed Bui Ml• l.c.y -1, C.-ell! Mir l. Schull1 CWWI) Tl..,.: 16,0, J-GI-1tli.vl as u.: season progress . Tlmt: J:Sl.1 190 LH -t. Scl'lulrt 1wmJ '· crow 50 ~v-OI~ cv.01.
we never anticipated this" H~ -I. HllmWIH' fCdM I I. llUl/I (Wl l. W'llllOl'I (Wm\, Tl .... , 70·'· llOO tr1K-ltllt'I' n :YJ\, Torodl • · ICct,Y.11 tllct CC4MI ... 111111: w. •.o ..i1v -1. w111w". T1m1, 4!.t. u ·oul Millikan knocked off No. 1 L!J -I ....... ui. ICdMI 7. tw.rlck Mli. •ti•Y -I, W"tmltt•'-'· Timi: .... •'-·-, ..... , C 1 "' J·lS 4 , ~--~ · · · seeded Palo5 Verdes in a 1 dNIJ l. J-«Ml .... ii.nee: lt"4l.. 'sP ·-1. K11,,,... (Wm! 1. w11~1111 .so tr~1n.,.,... c1•.01.
11 PV -I. Crlllo (CdM I 1. llJtn-1..-(WI 1. Lfndrl CW!f11. Olil•nct : !1·1. 100 lrt..-.Mu~lhJUWI' tW..0), T•-quart.erfinaJ round game, S:r ICdMl l. Ouddr!Oge ICMI Htioh1, lt-J-;! -1. L-•d (W) J. a1>1wetl CU.SJ. 53 Is this an omen ror .._ t ml J. w. Prinn 1wml. 01i1anet: '° llaet!-5-11 111.•1. • SP -I. HekloeTI ICM) t. FN !Cc&M) :l().t. • SO l>t'Mll-J-. (32.1\. Marina? l. PIQQ {CdMI PhlJnCt : •l·I. HJ -1. P••-lf' tWml 1. C...e,e•o 1flO lrM rill_l,Jll.O tGlblolln. ltlttv. ,, II dldn' th. k p los Ol11tus - 1. HoidM'! ICM! t. 1. fW) J. Trtom•""' !WI. Htilohl: •-II. Torwt, Mlllhl~l. l rea y t U'I a Tur,,.,. (CMJ 2. 1'1911 tCllMJ OlllJrW:t; PV -1• "°"" ('#ml J. Cut.-YI) IW) '·. , .... Ill Y•lln Verdes was No. I. ?o.tarina has 1'6-1. vn • 1~ iwi ,.,., ~ cwi. Hti9f". * ~ H•mm 11:Jt.A) •
much greater balance. They •• ow. cttl t~ w c11..,... ....... v-similar to us. W• 100-1. Kl...., IEl 1. co1um .. (UJ l. ... '" ~· ~ l' z-($) Time: 10.1 don't rm toO much but we can ~1. COlurnbl ltji i. Squlrn fEI 1 . d ..i~ ., H_., (El Time: when the occasM>n emanu.3. 46-1. llh'fNl'd I t. c11t1,1111110t1 (El 1 llOOI""°"' 0!1 T ,...., i),O Odell says. NO-I. c.erv1n 111 :L HucN1"..., 1~1
Odell Isn't certain about ~ ,. ~~1~~~1:~'~sf i. ""1Jo1 ~e 1 equality of matcbups and IS J. l.onltn (SJ Timi: •:•.1 ~"I doubt! 1 about 0 n e 2-M111-1. O'N•ll 1e1 2. Dlllzl (El o. a1.u U lioff""n \El Tl..,.: 10:11,0
Rustlers Collect, 16-6;
Bucs Absorb 18-2 Loss ·
~-~• f-ard When fhe UOH-. WIM 151 L Flo!• IEJ l. "'""' •"'6 "".. • Gor'l'lfm (El Tlm1: U .. Ram! beat Fountain Valley in Fr1::.,~~k1i1wi1 rin!:? i .71tNNY !El t.
a first round playoff game, .,. Rt11l'-. "" CMmllll• Tlm1: .i.4 Rod Dalton, a M senior with ,,~~ 1tti1v-1. El oorec1o Time:
an 11.3 aveTage was the L~·c~~.:,~~l:\21UrKllnw 1E1 a.
starter. It may be Greg u-1. WI• 1s1 i. ·H,,..., 111 a. . !hi II Gorn.m 111 D11t1nc1: 12.1 Casebier (6-1) s me. l"V-1. 1rown 111 2. 11f'Mm!11) 111
Jeff ti.1cHugh. a 6-7 center J. ,:~i!!!.;'ltr'i. 11~-IEI l. with a 17.3 average, will draw cor""' fEl 0111-=1: ..,_,
of •-1.-Bob OIKVl-1. I,_ IE) t. Cort111t CE) the task s""l't"''6 1c11111>111111 01111«1: 1st~
Losner of Marina. tM c,__..~.:1 11 Dir• "'lbls may be the most li»-1. Wood (51 t. Adlmt IEI 1
diffiCUlt matchup because 51~ 1.:Jo:J~:, 1t' sr~ 111 :s.
Golden w .. 1 College spotted
host Im Angeles Harbor a &<>
lead then roared from behind w post s lH _.ing Southern
California Conference baseball
victory Monday afternoon on
the loser's diamond.
1'1eanwhile, Orange Coast
College was blasted by Mt.
San Antonio in a South Coast 1 ___,_ nx>Ves 90 Well outside ....,...,. !SI Tl..,.: M.2 ~ • ...._1. Me._ .. , 111 1. 1e1on11Ch11 Confere'!Ce outing on
It could be the key to the IE'-l:_~ .. !E!,T~::L65.:.~11: l l!) .
the
game," Oden admits. 1 H~ <s> T1m1: 1:u..s 'Pirates field, 18-2.
LI Mllllk .. {111·71 Miii-i. Wtlcart ISJ ., .ErMll l!I i. Curt Peterson started on the
j.,j c°""" fti Mfr «I Hvdellfs!On IS) Tl..,.: ':JI.I , _ • Or•noe tt 2..wi...-i. ""'"' IE.I t. W•laltt f!I mound for Golden West and
"1 Mlrl,.. 61 1. MOlfW'I"' CSI Tlmt: 10:J1.7 in
61 comoion jJ H-1. c""""' 1s1 2. s1Kk C!I a. was touched for five runs
1t. Tu.tin ~ ""f~ i~!,:1(f') ~·'clll'MW! csl 1. the flrst inning. Kirk Ellison
57 l"'llwOod HI/flt ll!l TlfM• I'' · ed th 4 2/3 • . 7' Sfn11 Monica :; 4'° r.if'f-\. stn (~II Timi: d .I pitch e next lnntngs
11 v1111c1 Jt Mll1 ""'Y--'· s ... 01rMni. Trme: to receive credit for the vit--'° VtnM• >·SJ• · 1.. E I .,. Pow•w '° ·Hj-1• l!'I.,....,.. cs1 t. Hunt (I!! J. tory w1tn Pal s p no z a
$1 $111 G1tor1Ji • M-. ($1 HttklM: S.10 fi ··•• 7l E~eti1lor '1 LI-1. Wrl«f IS) 1. AdllTl1 (SJ '· 1nl!M11ng up. n W1rren •S HIMf (ii Dl•l•nc•: ,.,_. The Rustlers scored six
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Gymnastics
with the aid ol tm.e Harbor
errors and base hit.a by Randy
Mills, Mlke Sanchez and a tri-
ple by Gary North.
Golden West went in front in
the fifth with four more after
Kurt Peterson opened with a
triple followed by singles by
Jerry Brown and Bob Nodland
and ·a double by ~tills. A'orlh 's
single to center aoored the
fourth tally.
Mt. San Antonio unleashed a
23-hit attack tO defeat the
Pirales.
Q<X; sccred r....i in )be
openinf· frame on singles by
by P.tlke Allen and Mark
Schrupp and in the sis:th on a
error, a steal by 'Jeff Grant
and a wild pitch.
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Mater Dei High a 2-1 loss to
Santa Ana Mooday nighl in lbe
Santa Ana bas<ball tourna'·
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Burton:---Without Lli,-I'm Dead-. . .
By MARILYN AND lfY GAJiDNEK
Q: I w11 '""y 10 ... Richard Bor1oa aod Ellubelll
T1ytor blck '°lelller 1gola. Bel I weader<d -wbal made
t .. m "'Ilk •• la Ille nm place! Alld .... -lie really
feel elleol dl.0...1-Mr~ A.P.C.r ellllbarllL--·
A: "I don't approve of divorce as a blank thing/'
Burton aay1. "But lf two people are absolutely sick of each
other or the sight of one another bores them, then' they
'Glad You Asked That'_
by Marilyn and Hy Gardner ·
· should get divorced or separated as 9000 as puulble.
Otherwile life becomes intolerable -sort ol waking morn-
ing after rilomlng and having IO brea~ with the same
__ ml~IJ!.e face. So I told her, go. Go. And IO my aatoolsh-
ment she went ...
"Anyway, time goes by. Six months of torture •..
and then the telephooe rlng.s. Anall)ere Is this strange
woman .•• who says, 'Can I come back home?' or some-
thing like that. And," Richard went on, "I said, 'Oh, sure.'
"So I flew over the pole -went straight to the hos-
pilal, straight to Elizabeth'• room and told heT nurse,
'l'm the husband.. Get me a bed. I'm tired.' And went
~asleep."
While a reparter was speaking with Richard in Milan,
the phone interrUpted. "Yes," he said, "I'll be back in
Rome by midnight. Yes, I've been. a good boy. No, nol
drinking. Yes, I love you~·
"WithOut Ellzabetb, I'm dead," he said, gentJy. 11And
without me, she's dead."
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A: I put your questions, to the -hahdli-,
IOmet.lma..rock...J.inger " WU married for a while,'' ,.
piled Roel<, "but I got tired ol my wtfe ustoc my curlen,
makjn( me wallc the clop, cook and bep -· Alla she ' . keot Wterinc my dolheo! However, rve met a beauUlul
girl I've been going steady with !..-almolt three daya ml
may marry her. About my family," he comments. "my
mQlbor la 4c P!'!est, .!,iy,,,,f~ wu a lrin:!p_and my lllater
iJ a hooker. But we doa't-wort the same town at tbe a&me ?
time."· (MonU'a mother actually i!: a Pen~ pastor.)
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comedic cemment • tleat);!-Vic Jannel. ~
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TV audience arid to eark:h a charity ftmd, a Bob Hope,
Blng Crosby, Dean Martin, Andy Williams or Glenn Camp.
• bell can snare more big names for the pro-am partion
ol"ihe tournament than a golfing great. After au, the game
is money, and Stars Ind mooey attract stars and money.
Se"11d your queJIWns to HY Gardmr, "Glad You
Asked T~t,"'~re of this nttospaper, P.O Bo% 1560,
Coat.a Mew 92626. Marilyn and H'11 Gardner tofU an-;
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but the volume of mail maktt personal 'replie• im-
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will\ Ille llKn.HrY wucn.r .. In ltll off}ca of 111<11 cl1r11 Ill tr. a!JOVI entltled courl, or 1-------------1 IO Pl'ltSlftl fham, Wllh llMI llKUWTY '¥ l'ICTITIOUS 8USINEIS vouclMlrl, to fbl Ul'lderP;inld II ltll oltltH NAMI! STATEMl!NT ol THQM,lr,S P. STA8t1..E, Park1I, PIT!v,
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Canyon Rd., L111un1 Beacl'I, C1llf. '2651 Ille unclenl11ned In tll ma1t1r1 111rt11!nl119
a.rtl!ur ). M.i ..... Jr., 21311 L19una lo the es1111 of said cllce<tenl, wllh!n tour
C1111on Rd., Laguna e11c11, Call!. '26!11 monlh1 tiler 1111 tint puDllcat!on ot 11111
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Arthur J, Htlw, Jr, /MAY J, ACOSTA
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County '"" of Ortf!U" COU11ty on Ille ·-namad dKMHll f-ebn/lf'l" !!, 1'74. THOMAS "· STAIM.ll ,..lUd .. trltal, .. atty, 8"'111n11 & Sltlll ..
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The lllpest Matkltplac:1 on the Or.111e Coast
DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Trade It With a \Vant Ad ( 642-5678·) One Call Service
Fast Credit Approval
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BARGAIN DUPLEX
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT-'ONE LOT,
off East Bristol (Palisades Rd.) opposite
OC Airport Industrial area. Zoned C-C. Lot
size -oo•t35. Fantastic-buy, jus\ listed at
$32,700. Hurry, CALL 540-1151 .
BALBOA PENINSULA
THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING -Best
street on the Point. S Bedrooms plus maid's
r oom, plus billiard room, plus wet bar, plus
acquarium. 2 Blocks to ocean, or bay, or ten·
nis club. $119,500. CALL FOR AN APPT.
540-1151 .
ERITAGE
REALTORS
BRAND NEWI
ll OME + INCO ME! Custom 3 bedroom, 3
ba1h. 1'1assive slu1np stone fireplace, plush
cu rpeting , Ultra 1nodern kitchen. spacious
sun deck. Equally magnificent 111l·o1ne unit
to he lp pay \\'ay? Jlrime BE1\CI I location.
Asking $1 IH.500. TRY A TRADE!
CHUBB & ELLIS CO.
I THINK BIG I I ~=====================~ I Jr your hou~ i~ bursting nt General General 1h1· scorns, trylng_ to ae.1 ron1odate your g r o "'In.:: BEAUTIFUL 3 run1ily . 1.'0tu;i<IC'r th\~ I BEDROOM & DEN Forever Sunset new Hstl~. 4 Hdrn1s .• 2·.~
This beautiful hon1e has 3 Over 13th Green bit!hll .+ fan1llr rooin Large
bedrms, den + fireplace. 2 , ll\•ing, dining ,'\.· vcrandu. ull I "'~"'
bath!! l'iparilling h e a 1 e d Mesa Verde blended by red S1mnish 1ile.
swimming pool, ~t c r Yet, only 587,':JOO
"''"""· ,;, rondil~ • Country Club HARBOR ga.4' BBQ. Enclosed"t elxl. CUstom e.l<'Hanet" fl'aturln11:
Qlmer Joi. Room for trailer slatl' enlry Immen.~ li ving
or camper . a.1any extras, loo room v.'ith volt.-anlc stone
'llUnerou.~ to m e n I i o n . fireplace and slate hcar1h.
This "''Ofl't )8.$l at $44.900. Adjoining den with "''l't Bar .
Call now 522-2856 Formal dining r o o n1 .
Walker &Lee •••I. lll•lt
Spacious ancl grttcious 3
baths, land~a plng Kupcrb!
Call S.JG....2313 f o r up-
pointment 10 join lh~· Cow1·
try l'luh set! S.'6-2313,
INVESTMENT
COMl"ANY
REALTORS
SINCE lfM4
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BLUFFS CONDO-
Emerald Bay
Thr Oc't'un vlt•11• fro1n !hi'
IO\'ely :.! ti..-..-h·oo111 & t'OM\'1•11 -
ililc d('n hnn11" Ii. a bonus.
All it\ 1·x~'t'llrnt t'Ondil km
,\. in udr of th!' c-onsl':4 finest
off.'as. Sl'C•11ri1y ,i.:uurd <1 1
C'lltry. $110.0IJ}.
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f orever view QI B;lck .BnY & •
1\1 t s . D rn ma l i ro I I y "':j:~:;:~~'(!~:;:i:;:U~~ -~_'. ......,,...,., '"'"' •• . --1-Stc~ l'<'pllonul floor pllllt. fornuil f 5,7 SOO
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DUPLEX I ~!!!!!!!!! 2 lkdroonis each with double \,
gal'a'gc M!par11Uug lhe living
qtrs. Alley ill'l.~SK 11.nd niee
fenced ya11l. Sprinklers for
your eRSy ynrrl l'IU"e. 1-~uu
price
$40,000
2211~~ 646-;;aan
Sun/Eves.
~5855
PACESEmR
Fantastic ?i-1esa Verde loca-
tion!! Good lamlly noor
plan. Jots of p11tlo orc.R,
quality landtcaping. A finr
home at thi~ price of
S·l6,9:xl.
Eastside Costa Mes•
Beautiful estate homl'. 5
NEWPORl' CREST =·pool~ l\.1a~: ~:
CONDO Lots of extras. P r Ice
BeautUul 2 txlnns., 21A ba reduced from $107,000 10
oondo with u p g rad e d m.ooo.
carpets and drapes. Never Roy McCardle Realtor
been lived in. E'ormal dining 181-0 Newport Blvd. C!\t
room and t\\'O car garage S48-n29
y:lth automatic ~ardge door I"'""'""'""""'""'""'""'_..,. f:ii~j.,-~~ Carpet, MESA VERDE
4 Bedrooms $37,SOO
BALBOA PENINSULA A great buy -Good 10<.'atlon.
Deluxe, adult I Br, 2 Ba Within walking distance of
condo. Bayfront with boat shopping, of schools, and
slip Ii: pool. $52,000. 54&-9695 library. Has pr i • t e
or &15-42>3 backyard with brick JMllo
mo lb52' Fleetwood mobile
home. Ocean view. 5 Slat'
adult Newpo·rt Beech Park.
No pets $62Xl. • 64tH018 """'-DIG 2 story whh large f.arn-11¥ room:-Q\Pend.red lot.
$42,500 ls a give Rway. Call
a.gt. to see. 847~10.
SECl.UDED PVr. BEACH
Ocean view. 186 Shrnclill
4 Br $225,00IJ. 6T;hG39 Bldr.
You con Charge
DAILY "LOT
Claulflod Ada
642·5671
and Jou or tren. A good
price. A good buy In !\feSB
Verde. Hurry. Call Red
Carpet, Realtors. 546-8640.
FIXER-UPPERS
I have 10me \ntcrt!Stlng In·
vestment opptys. f o r
rtmodel minded client!!.
ACT. GT;>-452.<&
SUPER con00 Y.ilh hua:c
bonus room. S e p1 n 1 e
~g~. Private paUo. A
n:al bc3uty. On1y $30,00IJ!
Call agt. 847..fJOlO.
SPARKLING pool ae<.~nl~
this great family st.)lle
holnl!. Assumf! l o f a I
payments S2S2. ?sf.. VA 1o&n. Call 8471CllO Ast.
INVESTMENT opportunity.
5 brand new units downtown. JllJ. ' Onty S19.9';Q! Call
din\~. 21 ~ Balh!l, !l!>e<.ial ~ 1
M't:url1y features, shcllered ltnnuH·ulah• '.: hr. ~'On<lontin-
111•iva1e p;ilk~ .. 3. Sparious iun1 \Vi1h 1,.>0ur1ncl ki11·hc11.
hd11ns. Terrific value at pii\'Ult' e11,·Jnscrt p111~1. 'l
$74,500 1·11r ~urn~c. Ht'<I Ille roof, C . F. Colesworthy· t'Om~1uni!y ptx)J, 1rn_llt•1· ~
Realtors 640-0020 P11rk1ng ~Jllll'I'. Asi;umc ~ llA
lrn1n S19J. Jl<'I' mo. ln«ludl'tl BOAT BUFFSll ptin1•ip;1l. inlrl'f'~I. tast's •• and h1sura'\<'f..'. Cnll :i46·Z:~l:t!
VU('llllt but Ill'\\ h• dt>('Ot'l\!Cd I :l Bn &. <lf'n !;land hon1r!I OPffl7ILll •trSF'UN70 1!ENICEI:
New nplg, lhTpl. blli0<. I ~ ~· ~ encl puOo, dock + lrg slip. I
Scllf'r "'"11n1s iru'Omf' prop. -...
· Ora~c or San f)ICl,'O I i
Coun1y. Askin!{ S9-1.:;oo. • !
Submit down or trade ~! Call ·
s-1>8400. BIG ''5''
oa f.C..RC>Nff; .KX'JU'S' Price reduction $2000. l
V. J-:. I Iowan.I & Co. I Great NC'\\'Po r1 Br11 l·h loi·:.i·I
t1no1 '-"'*' ~ lion 11 ilh 5 bedroonio;, '.11 J
harh11. "'''' tw1r, huillln, Assume 71/20/0 ,·111·uun1. 011·1u:r 11n1o;.1ou~ •
llns n10\'('(] his hu!>.1111·..,~ FHA ' 1·:11~1. Quic·k po~i.i·s~1nn Suh
11111 yot1r ofl1·1·. S77.~Y.i0. 1
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Vt1lley locution. ·1..o1s of I upgradln~. Adull occupied.
!luge ma.'ller' bcdroont. Ex·
·rllf'nl EZ terlllll. Cri ll today
JC'a.. W::~::E 1
~REALTORS
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IROKEAS-REAL TORS
101S W lilolboc lro7J JlrotJ
Sparious 20"X> ~· rt. hon1f'
fe;itures lnl"JtC park-llkc
yard wilh tnany fruit lrei:'s.
SJ1rinklf'r.< front 11nd rt•11r,
desiwied for family fun. I
txlrms .. 3 bnlhs. l\.fAny ex-
tras including upgrndcd
carpeting and c u s I o m
dntpc!I. Rrd Ca rpet ,
JWaltors. !°>l&-8610.
WE'RE BUYING
3-1 & 5BR homes, u11d
S<IO,lXXI. \Vesl 0.C. A_3)t1n1·
nble k>ans only. Cn ll l'v1•s:
BKR. 431·~136 or l!IG-?.r,it·~
MACNAB
-IRVINE ; ~~~~-~-··~~~-,-~~ • "QUIET CUL-DE-SAC"
:{ bedroom, 2 bath Bluffs· Condominiul'n.
Greenbelt location . Close to pgol and rec4
realion area. $51, 750. Larry Dyer 642-82.35.
tL25)
IOEALLY LOCATED
TO\\'.llhousc in 'f'urtlerock-3 bedrooms &
atriun1. $52,400. i\1artha t.1acnab 642-82S5.
(1.30) .
BIG CANYON-CUSTOM BUil T
5 b¢J'ooms-19-I ' on Fairway-one of Big
Crulyon 's BEST VIE\VS! Oen w/wet bar
& huge play room. $325,000. Tom Queen
&14-6200. I L29 I
[Irvine I ..._.tt·IMM"-ltyC-... f
Ill Dover Dt1¥t M2·12il
1144 MacArthur M•·UOO
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NOITH COSTA MESA ;'.."."'o~R~ 't':><i. ~ r<5$•2 4-00 ..., CONDOMINIUM ••-AN Al.PINI< RETREAT 11' DlllrJlunl f . $43.00I QUALITY BUILT FAMILY HOME 3'132 Call• Fortuna, al ' '
with shake roof, hardwood lloors and plaster 1-------l-ie;..~:iru~att 5 """,dayL 2 ..... + Poel
THE HEART OF CElqRAL ~~Ji:.~, a~.R2Aa'i~ m uoo _sou walls. Huge added 12'x24' bonWJ room--eoin-+------ADnJ>NDlTIONlNG;'CO • llL.--1--...-::o;;;n:;;v~
plete with large stoue fireplace, paneling and
real bea'm cellings. Beautiful tront kitchen
wiUt new double oven, 5 burner range and \
dlshwL<her. Just listed, won't last! CALL •
546-lNO
~ TWO BLOCKS T0___1EAC1L_~
$50,000-UNBELIEVAILI, BUT TRUE, New-
port Beach home only steps to the ocean with
your own private J>OOI. Sharp 3 bedroom, 2
bath, with hlgb beam ceilings, rock fi,replace
and double garage. New carpet. drapes and
paint thruout. Vacant-Ready for your inspec·
lion. CALL NOW 546-5180 •
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OP9n Eves. . . REALTORS
G1ner1I
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WATERFRONT -PIER & FLOAT
A perlec\ gem.on the Canal in Old Newport.
2 Bedrooms, fresh and-sparkling inside and
out. Zoned R-2. $92,500.
VERY LIDO ISLAND
3 bedrooms, 2-\.!i bath$, dining room. Superb
home in ideal location. Extraordinary value.
$89,500
JUST LISTED -UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautifully decorated "Rutgers", 3 bedrooms,
Family room and 2-1'. haths. Best buy at only
$58,900 and you own land.
DIAL 644-1766
2161 S.o Joaquin Hlll1 Rd., N.B.
A COLOWELL BANKER CO.
General • GWral
-NUNm' ASSOC. P ?O L Litle _dµplfx_ wi.lh nlct So wtiy wait le&' the 1nbttd
You cu Pl1 QIJO mon tb&n • PAJtK ACROS'J • ntE pr1valf beach. 3 Bdtmf., 2 prica of the aurnmu 10
Swlmml119 Pool ""' "" • new 111111 or ,... .STJtEET. OWNER. $31,,.,. balba + deck up • 3 bdrm1. boy a pnilltabl• 1umm•~ S & can bl.I)' my upended unit 5151.mt. &: 2 b&tlul down. ().rpeted; wtnt-:r ttnta1 propttty. can ,,.o#J ' .. ,~/~ torS2,000below-•t Turf-.. ,..loin blMna; ....... : etc. Jutl ., Rboul tidl .. u localed "'*""* "'""' Pn·v--•-ch cost. -·~·.. now ln pt'OCtta of bet .. 3 BR .L-.-2 DD up du-... • -I Bdrm .-_ doolnbl 4' BR. I BA, -'""'· completely -· carpeted pltx .;(;'"i ..:;:; to uie Dl'AIJOR , l\'llat n10,. could• ...... ........, _ ..;......,, ,: [? -. ' enlarged: Ten!fto -bay b<ad.. Now ooly 1'9,000. !lid!"'-~ _ w.anl!-How 4boul • ch~-)'t'U'I nnr P'rHbti-Paiated ~ . $195,000. Term 1 . I~-~·• -Ing, .. u d....,.ted 2 BR with 1....i..u,. _.... ud LIVING IY THI SIA App'!. only. Aacnt 61Wlll .,. "C.'!i IWO-ttll
TRIPLEX-WALK TO EVERYTHING
WALK TO CORONA DEL MAR BEACHES,
WALK TO shopping. WALK TO schools. On
large 45' lot and shows spendable income. A
real huy at_$95,500. CALL for appointment.
CALL 644·7270
2821 E. Co.sst Hi9hwaf, Coron• d1I Mar
ft CAN HIU' YOU llUY,
91U.. O" TMOI A HOMI
AN~CI IN THI NATION
General
CALL ME; l'M AVAILABLE-Good location
too! I'm quaint, south of the highway in
Corona del Mar, just up the tree lined street
from the ocean. I'm 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
nifty kitchen and a paueled family room. I
have loUI of goodies for $73,500. Call me.
UNIQUE HOMES Raaltoro, 675-4000
240 E. Coa1t Hwy., Coron• del M.r
o ... t.1 General
2 BA home on a a:enerout mi.mired Jtvbw room pbb for the dllc:rtmln&ttns buyer Cl' 6'1S.aM9 r-
60 x 100 ft, lot in Corona del wallp&per'td din1rw ' area. th1I macniDcent 1up home I •., ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~-I
Polar. The eniertalnen ....... _ __._ A euatom 3-11-~h~' LIDO COTTAGE drtam. Only $(>.~. Call dr~ ....... ~~ p&n-. owr '""""141 .,.,...._.. ..,, &W.7211 ~ di .. , on a hill OYtrlooidnc mUeti 2 Bdmu., family rm., 2
· · area, euatom e munter ot beaches with m ~ bathl. Almost completed.
tops, lhake roof, qear view )'OU can 1ee aurf $79,.500. 1-=='-~--=----:--1 /.Jn '•'! I
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1Cboo11, walk1nc diltance to br•akJnr over the rocka Duplex on Channel !:AILI Y &
A5'ilJ[I A![5 HunUnaton Center, mm"' .I: the lborellne. We fttil TRIPLEX llpeta.lra ! BR, 2 BA, IWl-
mlne pool and many part&: thla 11 OM of tM finett Movt in by twnmel' ' deck O.wn11taln 2 BR, 2 BA,
---:--:--==,-,.u-TO:-I attu. Now t3XO betw.-COil piecs ct vw. property in depreciaUon. 1-2 B R . patio, new 1cu91en. Both **DUPLEX** new. (Principal• only the artt. Thia JMplflNont ltudk>; i..2BR.$155,«Kl remoMled.675-59MJor appt.
Sharp 3 bdrm., 2 ba. + pleue). ~.= home bu It all trom la rllDO CLASSIC 1:c'°c01o=ru,,,, .. "'::-·==".::-:"'I
brand new 2 bdrm. unit. ~~ .. • dlnwhlltnge rmamarwlbllhe Dramatic Grecian home &:: BAYrnESI' ownu 4 Br, 2% Xlnt location. Terrtnc ~~ mr .a.CH ··-ea r R 2 1 uaume ta.I area. Owner MXioull ~ tlreplace, .. ·et bar, well atrium-Uke &arden, Hil:h · · 74 950 ~ MORGAN REAL TY C01T'AGE ..Wpped ldtohen with'°""' .. ll'L, <BR, den, din. rm. Sll\O, $ • · ·
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1• ... 9 " of 1tonge & braldut area. A must to tee. $159,500 San Clemente 673-6642 ~ RUSl'IC RAMBLER .. ., the -===,..,..==;--3 bdnnl. with utra lg. CHANNEL 'REEF ocean. Giant M.droom muttt IWte. 3 btauWu.I BEAtrr. ShoreclWs 4 BR., 2
Bay(J'Ollt le ocean view. 1ultes, 2 vanit., bllhl, hup bathrooms with 1 team ba. Ocean view on aolJ
2 BR 2 ba $89500 tepU&le f.amlly room, lllower le jacuZ21 tub. coune. Open Sun. l""" 3'JJ.
" · ' fonnaJ living room, big nu. ia u exceptlohal home Via MonltiO. Ml--02'!0, aat.
"Calallna" kitchen with all with Iota ot wood beams, Newport BMch the latest tlxturel! Plush glua A: We. House wide I --'-------1 ~n Juan Capl1tr1no
,..•LIDO REALTY •
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DUPLEX • Owner, builder tl'ff atudded lot! A wry tiona.I use. An excellent SURROUNDED
*673·7300 *
OPEN SUN. 1·5 New 4 BR
Viewpolnl, OCean View,
Xlnt lcr. Cpt. Lr"& lot B)'
owner $63,900 33922 Calle
wants to sell, ·Ranch 1tyle ClXY home for a wry t1ey view from every room ln
3 nR, 2 BA home + new price of $27.~. You name the h<>use. An txccpUonal BY PARK 2 BR npl on lge lot next the term.11 Bia. 962-55ll. buy at $129,500.
to city park, So. o( Hwy. _...__..__
Be1t buy In town. SllD,000. Vet1 Un Your Loan I ~
673-1658 On bea.utitul 4 bedroom. With ~· SEX;LUDED PVT BEAOl uppaded carpets, and .
~ir.5~~'. ~:trtt 4 ::-S~t ~~ down. A 4,4•1, ll 49ta2100
See The Ocean• If Bahlnc! Guarded G•las • MqnU1eent ocean i moun-f'rom your front step. Walk talll view tennll A: rec
one 5hort block and watch t~71 ( :=.) MMJU center f.1:UIUes aft& all
lhe boats return at 1unaet. '-)IOtlr'I with this exquigl ie 3
Take an early morning Joe • bedroom home with Jaret
on the beach. All thla can $21,500 private pool. Rkhly paneled
What a ~at location!! A Borrego 831--064..2.
park on I wo &Ides and an h L outlook to r. 'Jing hill1 and Sout ~guna
city llitJls. And on the in· BY ·-·" ' BR. tr-aide, a beautifully upgraded o~, .......
home wtth Kanutan carpel, pie patio, oce&n view, aha&
profeulonal decoration and cptg, $38,500. 496-lllBI.
most every possible option
available. A !op value al [ • . -~j i only $68,900 Fee. ..... .....
Call 644-7211 1.:·:'=====::::1
Mo•ll• -f or Sal• 125 be yours when you buy thla Beat bu;y ln H.B. You can be ltvltw room & dining room.
spadoUll l BR. family room proud owntt or 3 bedrm, 2 Family room, flttplace. MOBILE HOME
home with huge master bed-be. home. Uke new ~t. Roman tub. Gu BBQ pit, -GRAND-OPENIN-G E
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nAILE Y &
A550CIATE5
room and low, low Upkeep. DW, deep shag cpts. Park Iota of decking. Office, FOR SAL :
Only $96,500. For appt. call like yard with privacy. Walk workshop '· private beach Newport Bay Towers ·s1LVERCREST
· I * Balboa ·1ay Properties * BRASHEAR REAL TY .......,_ coN00Mlri1uM HOMES 3l' • 53', , oo , 11> . ..,,,., J ~ 644-7211. to-. puking. $8<,900. Call I & 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME
. . . . iao : " (! ' $49,5001 WALK T~ BEACH 142·7.•11; Ev•. fft.1171 ~-· J ~~Hom~~ . . :-,et~~
LIDO walerfrOnt. 3 Bdrm_.~ lge, famil,r. nn-"'--f!l;:-llilll;~to--k"L!mit. ~-uper--oba-·0--BR,, g_0~d· . . • , ~ ~Se<a!rlJY=~--~•= ..tor -~ coridJ . Id! ~--+c,,.-+-·l>r51111!111!.,Wi!li 6liaffif.'Da0Noi'll.Spec---BR h & ch 1 ·r ~~~ ~ .• 1 ... rc:0nc:..~cona~c~ clock;,..._.~""'·....,_
tacular vJew! Waterfront llylng rm. with OCouEaAeNFRONTe or. ba. Enla.fged_ liv. rm. $34,500 ~~ Private Balconies acaped patio. Three yn. old
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b Pi • fl """5 000 p I " .,. 500 Costa M11a Immaculate 3 bedrm, 2 bath 2 prage spaces per unit. • llice nu. Located in new ste~own wet ar. er. "' oat.· ... • · Duplex $1115 000 675-7060 00 5 ~ tenms . ,...a, · --------home Modem bltns plum 193l S. <:out Hwy, Laalma Roo.!.,':J' IUOdock adult pk aw.,. trom no11y * * * * MESA v' ERD"' 642-7491. ODD & EVEN ...... : deluxe ,..,; rm. B<:h VP''"" ..... ~,l;'...,\; "'· One-bau I>!. trom dub-WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD c --J"U"'S~-l"'ST=c--G da lll be 1 •• Sparkling dean. Mani"""" S In N-~ 0 • c:h house. ~.495. Call EVES. 30' x 105'. Magnificent view'! $165,000 Golf Course T L ED as Y11 w eaa er .... re. yard. Terms Dexlble • see TREET .... _. uo:a • ~. 897·715.2. llLL GRUNDY REALTOR llth Green is rlJht at 112 yrs. young. 4 BR. 01armlng home n e"' and .. ,,...,, Call 5IS-W4 1 ...,..,; ~ ' • 310 Fernando "f " N.B. CAN BE SEEN AT•
' your back door. br. 3 upper, 3 BR lower. J ~~'.'°{ .!,~=-~r.~::::· i South<», Real ton. . Thi~ 0
one hu Ji! 1.:.'i':d NEWPOR6T7~15GH1,5 CRESTMONT • ~I Ba)'lldo Dr., Sul .. 1, N.I. 675-6161 ha. home w/pool. 3 car Blk. to beach. Asking hd ...... b,,..ts; Wk• ... 1. Huntington H•rbour atop • knoll • hidden "1 =: ESTATES ~-""'!"°'"'"'"""'"-~!"'-"!'-!!!!""'""'""'• f/4 500 •= ~ .. , 500 &-7420 Sharp&: clean -like new! vege(ftlon. On1,y one other Cozy &.attractive .3 BR, 1" l05l Site Dr.,~ (CLatnJ Genlr1I General gar. ' ' """'1"UU!N, "'""'• • ,..,. • $34,450. houae oo the 1tl'fft. An old BA, ti.rep!, ~ glai! Ave. acroas .from Brea m REALTORS m CALL '=" .... ,.,. ... • .. ......... with a fanlal-=.~,:,_ ........ Quid <:omm.. Hoop.) Loi •46. 9.~/4 Hff Uc ocean view, but com· NEWPORT HEIGIITS CONTA~ RAY, PK. MGR.,
4 Loc•I Offices to Serve You x..-. ~ pletely redesigned on the Near cuu Dr. Quality cons1. for abowllli.
RE AL TY ~~ 2 Bdnnl. C&rpcted. L..rg Uvrm, lrg din-lam area. OJAI Villa Mobile Estates, Gen.rel Gener•I N••r "e•p•rt •••1 orrlt• BEACH CONDO ' · lBR. 1%. BA. l car stresae4 adult park, 24x52. 2 Br, --jNjii15iiRj~~-1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:=;~;;;;;;;;;, <BR, 3ba, espeolally '"""' $24,500 Full Price "'1!. Ian garage; w;th extra "'"" 2 Ba. 8"21 ""'"' "°""' 2 INDUSTRIAL for lamily privacy, lrg Ir, and fully turn.....,. Only .,/T0£,j rm. lloo-iale ••U,.W.,. full length awnJnas, tool -EST\GE fp, tam rm, pvt ocean bluU $2500 doWn payment Why $68,0X>. abed. Crpt thruout. :Xlnt LAND AND "' w/oomm. park, 1 blk ., .. nlT Call . REAL ESTATE r. Klngaard R.E. 642-2ZIJ "'""· 10 w ... -Rd.
'HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$76,900 BUILDINGS ENTERTAINING = .. ~'.im ~ IUlll'tO(NllAIBCU <S<-941i.'° GI.,,..,...~ Upper lack Bay ~!:.)' ~.J/J..~ Calli, 113al3.
J\.!i years newl Beautifully decorated tJuu. $65 ooo· For lup laml(y. 4 Bedroom Parkhill Or, CM, 64&-<231 ... ,..,, Executive Home 1"10 Ux52' Fleelwood moblle out. Karastan cptng, choice Idscaping &: in-· 1 with ob, ao great kitchen • y AREA .,..,.._.. horn 0ce view 5 s v!Un ti 'hd FR'-DR Use the facWtie1 for u.o .... adjacent tamUy room, ad· BACK BA 17214COASTH\VY. . MONARCH BAY Olatom.3BRa.ndfamlly~ e. an tar
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• 'S rms, • • · own. lnduatry er u .;·'!;. ,Joining additional bonus lBR 2BA $34~ rm, atone nt: 846-1384 l 213: 59'1-2845 A ~. monterey«yle ~n_~~ .. arealle.~~~3 rt'o adNoullpeN~$63»Beach park. T Y OR Co ~-t --I I tab! '......... • ' home; 1-. n·..1-nn. with ~ ~· ..u-.i ~ • ~ . WESLEY N: A L • • ·ve .... eo' ·~ owner m.,. room o• poo e. -•· lrplc, QUlet A conv•,.\lent BA FRONT open .. -:;;., .~;;:....., ceU.·, pr, endoeed ,.ar yard; _e"'w\lnp=';;-:' =:-.,-;;;:--,-:~I lease back tor 5 years. Ex· pool and deck. Extra hide-&aumable 5 1.4S' VA loan, Y 3 bdnns 2 ba.., swlmmina kiOi aUe loL. Ma!zy bull DOUBLE wide :>t4D' + den NE~~lR~~E~°ri~~ :.~1 ~IO '.f1,:1t,0~~~~ ~v!t~ ~~ay .::~ai!de~U:f ~~: ~ None, flo5..967-1021 RARE OPPORTUNITY pool;-OVcniirc1 ya rd. lllXWl' features. At the beach, QTl the go1i ''!""""'!"'_,!!!!!l_B!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!"'"'"""""'""" .. f l600 sq. n. Bid&:. Plus 2400 Harbor. BY owner, 3 BR, 2 b&., DID-By all stroke o!SIBucR'\_!._!1~~ $ll5,fXX> $71,QQ-Q course, partlally tum. Drift·
10..r•I General sq. ft . shed. Property now rm, 1.ge y~lm. = :: aa m• dock:'W';! TURNER ASSOC. CENTURY 21 642--i =f $10,000. Phone 5.16-W4 !._"-'-'---------------1 med as o~ntal iron valued Ii: listed at $146 000 1105 N. (but H~, Laguna 01 l;:;:;:;;;;-:":--c==-;;,.,-::-:-· I VW GRAlllDA POOL vmtcs, Call 6'6--0055 Founlain V•lloy 11y option ls lor 11"':500: 494-1177 4 10 _ SIERRA Moblle -Home.
M HUNTINGTON 1---------1 I will aeU my option for OCEAN VIEW CommJM;.n;,, the total you IOX53 + 8X42 addltlo".
EASTBLU.FF TER·RACE $34,950 TRANSFER $5,000. cuh. u you're..,. 4 BR. new carpldrp• pay when"""" vacant o• s.a,geturnm. Y!.,~')> ....._ C HARBOUR "'"' ...... -~-don't • . . own" occup""1 bom ... 1 $4~~-. -· I T h BEA H •FORCES SALB • pass thil Up. Call {213) ~~· !:!m..rmQPen~ Multiple Hating board s WATERFRONT Cabana. Deuxe own ome~ This is it! 18' x 35' Anthony 1 year old bachelor ~ COSTA MESA lBR, 2BA, Greenbrookl 1-yr 726-95a5 daJ.b' '1; Sun call cce.;; view patio, B!tn. availa.ble. Olarles Quintard Adults only. $13,lm.
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' ~11~::..~ .. !edia~~~~ E!.~. E-p~~.:r= =~~a::~rz MOTHER-•N-LAw ?:t~+u~ 1::· =c ru:;~ b;:.: Realtorv:S:~e642·2001. eau ~or 67S-19j.
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kitchen, HEATED & ~ Call 646-05.'D VILLA 96l-4495 mm. $67,500 Pool • Paddle Tennis • In-1 11e1·~ I ~ !' I ~~s most de a Ired r ._._... 2 bedroom home for your in-7"" ) . MISSION REALTY 49'-0731 tercom 5 BR, 3 cat gar-, '-" ~ --TERED POOL; U,800 total A\lltE Jsws! "plus" a 3 bedroom .10 OWNER'S ANXIOUS 4 BR. 3 BA. FR. wet bar, a&e· s9I.500. I '~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;•~ ,,.-3, 4 & 5 BR. down. EnJoy 1be coming home! All custom. One year ASSUMABLE LOANI to Joln hu:sbend up north. 2400 sq. ft. Newly dee. HARBOR VIEW II I .~ •• MOOPopEu1L_,OpP,iEc1NRDanA9l•LY swnmer! Act now, call old. Enclosed patios. Heavy Only 2 yean old, ln a very This lovely 4 ~· LA Le. patlo, $64,900 Ownr. HOMES . Acreage for ule 150
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• ,_ shake roofs. 3 car 1:arage. prestige area. PALMA la air-eondiUoned C94-55n REALTY ••• "780 ~ 83SA.rnJp Way 644-1133 0Peint._f•rr'SFIM7011ENUI Total down $&KIO. CUrioUl! 9624t95 BKR. and tastefully decorated. --.
: j !Take Jambo,.. Rd. to Eut-Call 963-6701. JUST In. 3BR. :mA Fow>laln Your c:hance to live In The ':.., ""'J'~~y 7,.8,:'k 3 NEWPORT SHORES INVESTMElitr LAND
bluff Dr., left on Pttar Vista, OPEN 11Lt • "'S FUH 1b IJE NICE! Vall proL ~ped Ranch at a price under $13C,0:0/offer 497-1181. We apeciallze in Newport 80 Acres, U75 pU acre. 196 I left on Domingo Way to ~ dbl. ~r entry, just $34.~'. ,$50,000. See thla today. Lido Isle Shores properties ~ call us A~1, fm per acre. 40 &: &l
Amigos Way) , Vacant, 963-6739 Bkr. or CALL 552 .. 7500 to see • Acres, $400 per acre. 21
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"''" ""°P 1nv;ied> =~M~O~B;;:IL~e~H~O~M~E~:'. BARGAIN OF-_,-~2_,187=..,,..ci-='=;;;o=s-VISIQN SUPER LIDO BUY ~!l;,,A~~e ";;.,:''~ ~:::':t°;.:,"";;,~.&:
I ' FOR SALE: THE WEEK 'REPOSSESS! N Ultra•harmlng 2 "0'Yhome. CAYWOOD .. REALTY A_c~o $600 .,, "'"· 21> . I SILVERCREST Price Reduct1'on GOV'T OWNED • d h·11 • BR. den, 211 BA. * 54f.1290 * "'"' w/cabln 111.500. 1.56 i•-Country Uvlng FHA/VA, Hou ... & Condo•, re I $11<,500. Acre 'w/cabln & ,~.,..,
lot!-MOBILE HOME Charming 2 bedroom home. 2072 Orchard 1-lunt. Bch. area..CALL for THE BLUFFS S12.(i).Above&manymort I• 1 I-~-,-~===,---20' x 5.1' 2 BO 2 BA, carp., Well located on much infonnatk>n and List of pro-REALTY REALTORS )Jrittingham 'Rc.a,ltg Lowest priced 2 yr rondo propfltJH , lncludlna: 1arm
Ii',::' draped, blt·W ., refrlg,, desired Jt.-2 Jot ln Corona Santa Ana Heights. J-lorte pcrtles. EALTY Univ. Park Center, Irvine 3BR, ~BA. <BR/BA dn}' avail on EZ term1. Call washer & elec. dryer, wired del Mer wlth plenty of room country, .Large home, 2300 SCOTT R FEAlJ"CRS tile roof top condition 4o:i 9am·7 pm, Trani West
•.J J for ~ air cond., kitch. fror seeond unit. Owner will sq. ft. 150xl20 Lot. A·l zon· 536-7533 TURTU:ROCK Terr a c e , 3336 Vla Udo 67r>-0123 Vi.ala &ma. OPEN SUN . Acreqe, Inc. 5.38-B881. I i clock storage Med land· flnaqce exce.Uent terms. Ing. Great potential. Vacant. over 3600 8q ft, air cond p king $48 500
Ot ·' aca~ pa.Lio. Three )..n. old Priced mw at $58,oo:>. Call $37,500. CAl.lF. CLASSIC a Popular lectronic filter .t BR, 2~ FANTASTIC BUY .M. Territlc aa . . 8usln1• p rtv 1 u I-I ·like nu. Lo-:ated In new now to Inspect this best 646-3921or Ev•. 6•6 4543 l ... aty mod, 4 BR, 1pJ, 6•-'> ha. 3 car gar ~/auto door Back door to beach walk Ken Smith Rltr. 64CJ...Wl5. 1-:--'-· _.;c'°;:;P;;;'°'-CJ..t_...;.;-;,;I
I -adult pk. a~ from noi5y buy or the '1.'ttk. 6T.J..8550. VA asswnable loan. ~.950. opener, 2 !rplc's, wet bar, w/ tennla c:ourt adj. ·.t BR STORE BLDG, r.oast Hwy,
£!.One-hall bl. Irom club. OPENnLt•ITT,.UNJO.BEHIC£/ To &ee e&ll. B.l<R. 96J.56BL hqe patio, Prof. lndscpd, +~vu. Low taxe1 il Cd.\!. Ftlly leued. Prin. -j Goraeous Rancho La Q)esta house. SlS,495. Call EVES. I VA ASSUMPI'ION • $61,500. auto. sprinklers, Many oozy prdm patio, Now only. Write Clauilled Ad Ir in prestige S.E. Huntington 213-6944690, 697-7152. ·~~~'li'~I PruUge area, s BR, pool, ul)Kl'adrs & utras. Owner Sl0,000 lea. Hun')'! Open BIG CANYON No. 94, c/o Dally Pilo«, ~~~~~Jo'.!f1~J2~ CAN BE SEEN AT:
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k 2 sty, ~I party area. Own-occupied g mo. SUP~ SUn. 1·5. G5 Vla IJdo Nord. 3 BR home, ri&hl .on J.lth ~I~ b J.560, Costa.lltaa, t I Maalvefamlly room."i~ CRESTMONT;'J l ~!!!!!!!""'!'ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! er very anxioUs. BKR. a.EAN. $125,tm. ~Hae, m..7Cl4.. trwy {149 500 Open dally 926l6. -.. I railll!d he ar th fire place. ESTATES, 963-5681. Sat&: Sun., Noon 6. 5522 1-5 'ImJned OOcupancy Comm.rcial
II" I ~"!-tut. Call N ow 1051 Site Dr., Bret:. Central 1 ;;H;u;;n1;;i~ng~t;on;;;llN;;;;c1i;;;;;;l;~Sou;.tball~:·T~=:•~ce.;;~~~ Have winter.,~.,. )'OU have 11 Rue vert'e. ean 615-00oo Property, 151 I cn-.w.w. Ave. across from Brea outcnnm T Sell It tut with • Cll'fN'/11.••~""''°"""'' Comm. H"'P-l Lot •46. An> d"' ~f"°~..:y ID a D1J1y Pilot <lulllled Adi * BAYSHORES * NEWPORT BEACH I ~ i ~'7~S1:..RAY, PK. MGR IAYSHORES CASH 24 HOURSr:""':= .. :;:;;=;:::;:· :· :· ;:::~;;:;;:;;:::;::=: Fanwtlc ,..,...,. o ... '"'· Prime """"'"' s1te l.li~1·1;·~1 ,..,...._,. For Your Home -. Aps:nx. 2600 1qSt. ft. 4 BR.. For boat l'ePt\r I. sales
I ' •; !I \ THREE GIRLS 2.lledroom• plus large ""e" No hldd .. ,.,,.,,, del.,... d._ fl'll'O j).,. f -f) 'C ~Q. e· :::. fj;,"(m •pe 10 the Bill Grundy Rlt" IJ15.616l , ____ .. ! . ., In Th• Bluff1 ...._. Mc:Kema&Co. "'°m 0''" ~•nge. 2 Bath•, .No obl~au.,.., 15_p:s exp, Pl!t 1-'Cll.I ~., "'P<f"~ CAYWOOD REALTY Dupluo1/Uol"
·' "FRANCESCA" -"I'~ lam-·-·-. .... ctllltip, ""''""'· BRASHEAR REALTY r·~ I t . . w . .JG . ' C' '/ ..,__ 5'8-1290 .... 162 f Uy home In '"pe' I<><. Brfog RealtCfS courtyard, spece lo• llonge l:ta-7411 E-fft.1171 nv• n flguing o.... ome wrfn a nUC• e * h I ??
paint brush & save. OUered ASSUMABLE 7~" VA LOAN of boat or lrailers. $54,000. -----w..4 .,,CLAf L POIUi""~"'..:=:::::::::::::-er ••• yac ty If 11t _ NEW DUPUX
NEW"'..,.,.,,...-men or al only $58;'!00. Tnk• ... , 11\ls b;g 4 BR 640· 1120 REPOSSESSIONS 0-•-" .. ,,. Walk 1 block I ba c:hl 3 BR I woimn. We otter PERSON· "LINDA" • all 0:1 one Ooe,; home . Vacant & n!ady lo RARE FIND! fewt 1tn1nibled _. .,. club 3 BR ~ Bi o~~~om BR. ·,.: BABA H0QM + 2 new <'arpcllng; consider go. Darkroom, brick BBQ, For tntorml\llon and locaUon kiw .. fdrfR fow tlfllp&t _... • • ' n Apt. •1)-plc't,
AUZED TRAlNlNC. A con-Jease or Lloption. Offered palk>, near Atlanta & 15 ,RARE UNITSI ot theac FHA It VA homH, --:-"',,....,,---:-'::---, charmer with 1 BR guest 1ar'1, patio's, yard,11 ete.
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"·-d IM I ,_ A at $69,500. ew , a. ..... , ,,ac, IN PARK-LIKE SE'M"ING contact a 1 TS I T In ,...,11 Onl -OOJ Call B Ude ' genial office Jn the beat N land Se ~·--I r p " . I apt ·over garage. May trade Newport Heia:hta. I i;v'!m~~~ ':i~"'"ftnct "TRINA·• • bl-le\\£1, allghtly Huntln&ton Beach. Asklrc Low Yllc.-ancy. prime area. KASABIAN I I' / /' I Pl'09t~v· Y • .,.,,, · ~ u r, 6464f.14 I ~w••• 1 li\'ed in, ell fresh & clean. $42,500. 2846 E. Pad tlc b-fn.y exchangf: . Call BeVttly at Income Property 166
superiol" bonUI Pan. There t.eruse or L/option. OUered Cout }fwy, Corona de1 f\1ar. PYRAMID Rul Estate "2 •••t (n4) m.12'J6. Ill
are ample parking: tad liUea 640-8484 HOUSE + 6 UN I lor,.... <UStome<S a<>d coo-"'?o~iN-MARTfN TWO UNITS EXCHANGORS , LEASE.OPTION I R U E s. O 1 • =. ~G~ f1ba ~I New unlll at 1631 lI!n. ~O:.'"'~~~~ntl~r~i;: REALTORS '"-7"2 New 2 story larie 2 bdrm., REALTOR 83J.lJ6I 3 mt.2 BA....Townhouae.~ h1r-r1-i1r-r1-r1-t j tap. Lot S>xl.ii. A reai ~·~\~ .. ~'W:uwrtl .. e f polntntent. Call: p • DI • l*a bl. boux with 2 car 4 PLEX ~e . .Pe. -= ahl.i . . . . • .1 channt_'. ,5()).l ~~iii;~-~r.:;:;;;::;-J--' atiO ftlllCJ In garage. A dbhwuhe• ""1 CLOSE TO OCEAN corpet1ng & ..iot; Next r Bkr. 5<8-1711, ev.. 5S7-<611. 1 • CLOSEr IEACH I, John Allerd, IMM91r Costa U--&ullMn gu appllMces. 1>1u1 BeautllUI, I~ than one ye~ door lo large lbopplnc •j-..-"~U,_..P.,.E-rL-11 i I list.Md to 1 penel of lo-DISTINGUISHED Harb 0 r Brand New Otluxe a a: .t I .-,7270 ,.._... slnale 1tory 2 bdrm, t ba old, It'• as aharp aa: they center. t"bMper thln ftllt. 1 • • qu«:Joui Women libb.ri on Vie# Montego 4BR. new BR OuJMs. ! Ba. Dti gar
I • I WM~t I Iron lntld1•1•""11·~ "°""'Ex II wit~ • .,.., .......,. come. S-2 bdrm unlll and Alk for Dale, 116Ml48 I' I I I TV tho olha• nloht lthlnl !hay paint & drpe. TU• "'""· .. Cal.1~'.i!lO-5H 1'th SI. HB. I I o:\1.1 m'IUlean II ye ""• ce ent '"'" aru near OM btc.he!or. Jt'1 & llrtell at Huntin9t9n Contin•ntiil '::·::~-~-:;:;:;:'..-:., thould bt , beaut_ ldtcX. Appt_ ~-uuuder, Ml491Sl 'A'ilh ! bedroom~ on R·2 loti shopp\fll, hl»pltal a n d $89,00J. Olli Rtd carpet, 3 BR. 1 \1 BA $21 to0 rl celled WOMEN 832-tm BY owner, Houle + 2 URHL
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wtlk>-tn cloeeta. Hurry. Call VACANT, •harp, l't'ady for 2 BR, lK BA. Sl9,90J. I I' r I I' • f:"m .... ~~It "::::t Hlrbor Island Ro.d. Larre ~·1 Price '31.000.
Ol'fNJU.t •rt! fl.II 'tOIE Nat Red Cafpet, Ro a I tor •. )'OU. Quiel c u 1 ·de·• a e . 98T2 Contirwnt.J Dr. '--'-'-.L. __,_._ .. _ -'·--'· ......_. ~ No 'J 2 BR. den, 2Wi BA. $85,500,1-';i;>-';';::;:!;:--~=.,.-. ~ I 5t&-8&1Q • Oetachtd C~· Great BKR: 548-ml. eve. 557-4817 "" ..., · below. Dy appt. only Call 67$-2441 ~'O? Lat:una I oca ll 0 n . l lilli'l.'l! JtlST .-educed 11000! Huge •MUmable, $36.500. C.11 :!Bit, I II """' ..... l'l!lO llq • "'"' """'"o ""'" r r r r -I' I' I' I '."""'" 2 BR apt. + • In-, iffii~:~ executive manor with pool, M7-«110A;t. I ft, pool a )ot, tail IN THtSf SO\JAl:fS ____ .... Tum )'OW' 10u clubs Into corneunitt. SIJll,$00, °">ker
Muna, trlpla ~. Best BalbN Island ~on. Wlk schooli, a UNSCtAMllE lfTTtlS TO I I I I I I I I a llereo. S.U them with 493-361.~fi'':;;-;::---:--.=-,-, •rta. lfurryl C.11 847.fiOLO. beach, ahoppl~, church, ., G[T ANSwtt • • . . . . . . a t)(l:ily Pilot Quaified Ad 3BR, 2 run b8 +nm, 1 li Dna't drop the ball •• , Ott Act; l~AG,._Dlq>lex, 2 Br homfl, $41,700, !\OM: E lt~n. aat"nt, --"'"'-'==---...,....,_._._.._...__._.I and U8e-lhfl money for a 00. $8'2,50:), Coi!ta ~
a Job Mlh a low-«11!11 Ot.1fy 11epantt l Br ·Apt, JdMJ 988-lQ . Red Car Pet sc••~LITS .a.-" lo Cl•aafflcati--. ale.l'l'OI Call ~78 Today. prino onl y 54$.7368 aft Jp~ Piiot Cl••'fled Ad! &U-ai'f! J\clJC ctl.l 6G-5111t loc.. 194.000.. m..l&C. llG-777l """'"" -.-. _.. ~ .,..'kdays, all dll)' Wttketwtii.
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J UNITS • NEW OCEAN SIDE, 0..-ol .• Cooto -.Ml~;•~lon:;":i;~Vlo:;l•:;-;;::;;;;ji~~·~Mo~ .. ii:;:jwr£iil~~~:---· Costo· M.,. Cosio Me:Y
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broth taklJ:w OCNn vtew'. ~· can UI I 0 r Belboe ........... AVllil nowt S150 Mo. '"Call Newport Be•c:h ot • • =..·~~~'l:; Rod Corpol, llHltorw ------'---Lorry, -..,_2611 --...... ~ 4'1-1761 Cl' BAYFRONT ...... float, -clel Mu ...... 3 NEW -View, ssrumo, STU_DIOS .. 1 BR'S 5 BR. 4 Bath. Winter Olt bedrooms. 2 t.lhl, avail 211¥. 3 or 4 Dt, 3'4 ba, )8()(1 • JoiIBE Untns "'"""~"·..., 1198~ ATTN: llUILDEllSI Y-. m-"311 April 15th. Role""""' "I· ft.. ll'pl, -Uon • .._ ~!UiU.. C,.. e.n~~. ' FMtaide Cloaca-Me.; Lot-.. Mar needed. Oilldren and 1mall plt, cUn rm, tam rm ~ la ~'Ull Kltcbef;l
63 x 215 to 11n alley, JOntd pe-tJ: OK. S27S.. per month. bonlill rm lot tep. &pt CC' e Jlea1ed Pool
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only .. oo.sn4. frpk, near ma O:itona. 4 BR. 2 BA alt e:irtru. Over 641)..1327, ~rn. 64()..lSOO •TV & maid aerv avail.
WATERFRONT, Can)oon $mi/rm, 4 mo'• rtnl&I. 11zec1 gv, ~ btocb, paUo ext 1465. • Phone Service
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Lake Jot. SlOO Dn/SlOO mo. Klna:aard RE. 60-2222 + Jg. extra (~ Jot f()r 38R l'Ondo, new, decorator $30 WEEK A UP strcan1s
Owner wUI carry. 5$-0321 Costa MM. &arden. Fam.Uy only. -$335, cokln dbl rar w/opertH" e Studio Ir 1 BR Apts, creale a relaxing setun.: lar ~ .. 1, l. l & DM. SI 71 t. 5411
9 NEW DUPLEXES-M&-1405 OI' ~l. fully crpted &. drped, UR • TV 4 Maid Service Avail , )'OUl' 1pncloui IM'\\' 1· 1~r 2· ............ &: ....._ MO.I NO
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DANA POINT Mobile Home/ USTSIDE 1 Br, Cottage, O Poi of pvt pool l tennis COWU, e Phone Sttvl~ Htd pool bedroom tipt1rtn11:n1. l'l'On1 I .;~;;:;::===::;;;;:::;:::;=====::::: FABULOUS OCEAN VIEWS Treile r P•i'kl 172. f\anbhed $150. utilities pakl. •na nt $375 ptr mo, wtU ltue e Chllhn il Pet-Sccu0n srro, f'umlt1.1n· n\·allahlt.
$68.!0I to fl'3'.950&1>-·:;:;.c:;l40T:;;.,------I 3 Bdnt>, 2 Baths • .,. JX'tf ~ion.1~ pri(.! .. -~.:..800. Call 23"76 Ne~ Blvd., Of OU.ii .. ~ open~ 9:00 10 6:00. :?300 Apt. Unfurn. 36S Apt~.. U I $48.950 notMilew 5 STAR Mobile Homt ("arlt, Lido Is•~ ,.,,_ ""'or..._......., 5-'8--97$ or M>-3967 t'aU'\11:"· li.d,, Coe:1a ~lcsa. Furn. or n urn.
From $6(0) down 186 Jpacet dlx. $280,000 ""' $325/mon. lm.mrdiaie oc-KARBOR VIEW HOME _ H OLIDAY-PLAZA-Phone: ;,.&5.2300. Huntington Bffch 370
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33861,..___Lantem 33915 AIO'aiar-Dr . lnCld.· c!:ir 644..fil4& ':: apt.$150.Pool.Amplepa.rit. BEAUTIFUL UNDER NEW
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,.,,;;;;rtj1_21<ll RMI l stote Yrty. or :M6-<m6 (1)153-4981 644-'215. u... Adw~. no P'tt. GROUNDS MANAGEMENT ~call bWJder, ~ Exchange 112 HoUMS Unfurft. 305 l'ount•ln V1lley NEW H.arbor Vu, $(50/mo .. 3 *OOiS PomonaS CAAS,.IT .• ACS.M*. aoieo ~fint!~'u~ °.r~~~. 2rlr1~~~~;l'CI, UJ~~I ;ae~!1: ., nrB~-~~--
10 UNITS COS'JA MESA 40' .CUSTOM Sport Fishtt. Genet-•I ~· b"plc, 2 BA, pool, lrMll Gu Heat .t: Stove. Walrr. Bo.·11ut 1ful lands...·apin.g. Laii, fl,, or~• t Separate Houses $38',000 Value for trust deeds 1.;;.;;;.;.o;.."'-------'2 BR + Gigantic rumpus ~rtvl. 641).1321! ~724. l-'umiahed Bachelor's & l Gi..tqe:. Rec RAt. Laundry play lll't'a. a ch1ld"s drean1.
The ''A1way1 Rented" type or improved property. Call ~ UNTAlS Rm. All bltns, 2 car garage, ~l!m ext. l465. Bdnna. Exceptionally nice. Room included. Alr/oond & Clo:-e 10 ahopping .l schls. 2 DI:. Tu\~·nllou.le. lrplt',
Situated on 34,160 Sq. Fl. !ott. Wells, Bkr, &U-5200; .. ""'61.lll .. Mwa ' . l\\.'in1Npoo!. Ki<b ~ .... ~I NU Harbor VU 4 Br/2 fplc 2110 Newpon Bl, CM. S..-.•im'& Pool. Adults, no Chlld~n 1>.elL'Onic. 8-IZ-O-ll!O: fi'\ll\\ $250. 1 llR, from Sl!Q.
Land I'ncome $1!,Xl5 yr., 642-4fi03. 100. • o Fee. Agt. .,.........., • we lb a r, VU. Comm BEAtrr FURN I Br lots of pets. It noun:; ~47-73.:U. • l'ool, tennis. contini•ntnl
$145.000 EXOIANGES o. specialty 3BR, patio, new crpta, cleM. pool/teMIB. $SS 0 Im 6" blt:lns pool Walk lo &hoi> 2 BDRM. S'ln Ir SlBO b1'Cuk l:u.L. Separate la1illly
Wnley N. Ti1ylor Co. Irwin & Irwln; Realtors < ~ HDUIU charming, nr FVHS, $2"15 Evel/wknda &M-1791 ping, 'm1 ~heh $150. mo. H•c~• cM Me1i1 $220.-NEW r.cct.on. Close lo ;;hoppln&
REALTORS Box 838, CdM 64Hll.l LW ] ... =S. mo 968-mS -I fl BRl horl\f$ ln N'pt. 931 \V. 19th St. ~92 1160 W. WUJ011 No. l C.M. I 2 Bit. 112 BA & JuW! beal'h. 644-2611
N2lll SanCeJoaquin Hills Rd. Rul Est•te W•ntad 184 . Huntington Beach CA~ll'OOs, YT01r,~·, ~l'Y")_.113'15S-t290 l BR, 1paclous 6 unit bldg, GRAND OPENING e JJl 1 11~ + O\\' 1 Cosio "-so ewport nttt 644-4910 .~&MY,C.M ... ,._nq ---"------• •.....u.o ., like new, gar. Sl60. AdullS, ALL lrrlLITlES PAID e \\'rt B:u· mw
4 UNIT A.Pl. BLDG. PVT. PARTY WANTS TO , Unique! Bach Sl25, ulil JJd. LEASE OPTION $1,000 llARBOR View Home by no pets. 2220 Eldc11, C!'.1 . 2 Bdnn units, 2 children e EnvlosM Gal':lge
Gfftt rental area &: good in-BUY HOME DIRECT !las Lott • paneled • avail. 3 BR, 2 BA townhouse. 811• O'l\'TK!r. 3 BR, 2 BA. lam nn, 646-1512 alt 6. we l e om e. Dl5hwa11her, • 12 Blocks 10 bl!J~·h
vt-stmt. Costa Mesa. Four 2 FROM PVT PTY 539--!962. Neat 1 Bt SlfJO. 4 on lo!. stv/ Ins, rruige, oven, re[rig. trplc. 644-426'1; &ll>-1232 · ADULT lrg 2 BR, pool, qulet, rebigerator, range &: ~en. • \\'1tli< ro n11u·kct
BR units. Inc. $8,016 yr. Try HOUSE wanted. Pvt pty wtll N"'i!:. 1rndlttl•' ,"!':: 11~all. Smpech'"ud \Valk 10 shopping, Nt'.v car-Newport Hel11hti bltns, super clean! $160. No \Valk-in' closet, pat 1o1, • Kirts Ii.: Pic1s 0./\. l~ •-·-tt•ooo u h ~-1 ..... °' . ..., • -,.,..,, ,,,,, _,o gl1J'8ie. Sha&" carpels. Open H1·all0r 53i'r'lllJG W·~ ~, ... N. -T· I C PllY a caa Jor IUl;jl palio I< gar. pet &: tile. Cheaper lhan ,... . .....,..,.,...,. 1·5. 1915 WAL l. ACE
e1 ey • ay or o. 1 ,~.,....~~""!!!·~-~~~·!!!~~:INr Beach 3 Br $3Xl. HB rent. S230 mo. Ask for N.~ 4 ors BR. 2 BA. lge yd. D•n• Point Sl'REET, or call CJS nea.1 NEAR BEACH REALTORS = kids & pell fncd _ av11.ll . Dalt>, 963-6746. hi·beams, patio, frple, bll.ns. Eslate, 5-l8-l l6S. Brand New Deluxe , 2 & 3
2111 San Joaquin lUlls Rd . l l[il Set> thi! 3 lJr &: den $25(1. 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, bltns, w/dt:y $350. mo. 646-1514 LGE. 2 BR, $250. Bachelor, wAL.K TO sitOP 111h lo Br. crpt/ drps, bltM, 11:ar
Newport Bffeh 644-4910 huncw FP, fncd, w/gar kids & pet. hook-up, epU, lg lenced. yd, San Juan C•pistrano S9U. Hoth 11C\•1ly dee. inq T · Uk • __ :;. ·5Jt 18th"'St---84T .. S!l51
-• -tt r .. ilder · U "· r.ol E -• 2 ust1n. e new t.v nuu, I . 11 UNITS I ~;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::.iiii Beauty 3 Br 2 BA $325. Frpl~.. •m pet ........ -u. U'W • ·-,....,. ' '-&I ves. ,,._.114 2BR. 28A. $275 ur. lBR, Irv n e : I all aptll's & a gar. H.B. $350. mo. C 213 > 4 BR, 2 BA, nearly new Huntington &eich 7BA. fpl, pvt pal, p clbhM!, ---------
EASTSIDE BusinOIO $ LANDLORDS $ iE32S-~m>'=" . ...,..=--,..-= "°""'· In bost San Jw.n dbl end gu $300. up. AGT PARK WEST
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Priv. Patios
Sl60 to $250 per J\oto. m .scou r1 . c.~1.
"'->l0'7 EleYtri units in deslrable Opportunity 200 FEE FR.EE. Call U1 Todny. IMMAC. 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba. area. ClOllt' lo all ldx>ola, 1 BR. $15>$1'5 646-3255, 642-Tm. OPEN I APTS
eut side Costa Mesa. 1blk1----------1 $ ALA RENTALS $ CPTS, DR PS, Buill·imi. shop~e: & bt'ach. Cpts, _111.r· NE\V DECOR. Ptiv. garage. DAILY 1141 Tustin I :-; e \\' • TIIB EXCITING
to Newport Blvd. 8 units * 'IV/Stereo ~ Newpon I: BG-. 64U38.J ~i.JsF CPI' RLTRS. bage disp, blun stove. SJOO.. Lndry nn. Nc'A'rr Spanish OrltaJ\11 ApttJ Family Apilrtment1 PALM MESA APTS.
with fireplaces, all 'Nith Must SeU! ............. $.S",00> 2 Br. Walnut Sq. S240 493-UXl!. Adul t ~pJex. 2 mi, So. MARTINIQUE APTS. 2 BR. 1 Bath no,,. av'allilble r.llNUTES TO NPr. BCH.
patiol I: built-Ins. Income ii * Fast Food Take-out 3 Br. Vft, Laguna $325 JSR., 2BA, tam rm, luxury 2 B~RM conliO. all facLllLle!I, o} San DN?go Frwy. 17301 2 Ii 3 BR. . Al!IO Furn. from $225. On Culver Drive, &ch, 1 & 2 BR. lro..Q_l $151
over $1900 per mo. just Good location •••.•••.. S5,900 2 Br. Vie"'llf, Balconies $350 home, crpta, drps, bltin, kits S1&1. Open Swi. 1-a. Kee.lmn Ln. HB. 842--1848 Bacheklrs. Priv. Pat 101 . just of! ~ Diego Frwy. Adults, No NG.
$196,500. Well maintained. *Auto Body & Paint 3 Br. Tt>nnls, Pool $495 of xtras $350 557-6773 all 'i.11 7534981 or -196-0748. Li1guni1 S.•ch Pool. Nr. shpg. Adul L'I onl)·. :is8J Parkview l.n 552-9200 1.161 ?.1eM Dr.
Take advantage~. Well Estab ........... $..1),0CKI 3 B N-__. VI $425 llam S1nta An• 1777 Santa Ana A\'e., C.P.I. L•gun• Beach f5 blks trom Newport Blvd.} * Auto sales 6. le~ r. ~-........,. '• N 2 Bdrm, Den w / v I l' w . --EITIC. apts from S50 .,_,,k Mgr. 113 &16-5&42 54&-9860. ___ _
50 To 81;1 Cars mo.···· ,OC(I ~ :·6fM: ~H~.,!;~~~ Carport & "'k shop. lg back ~ta Ana Heights 3 Br:_ S27:i. or $170 ~· ··~I, r~id, -NEW BUILDING-IATIRAC 2 Br, '2 Ba . Block , * CASA VICTORIA •
.~j>-)1 ,,1:11,, • ,, • '
' * Jewdry Store 3 Br Bayfront-Slip USS yd, Wl\tkfng. dist to heh. Kids &.pets ok. ..,ph·__AOJdry, Villai;;e Inn $li5 & Up. DELu.·i::; 1 br. rc:on1 VlctQ_r HUl!t• & S.•h. 1. :.i « 3 br, rum 6' unf.
SaJes & ~m · .. ·· ·· ·S:y_OCIJ 3 Br Cameo Hjghlands $575 544-2752 Arter 6 eves. Homef1rtele_r 547·.H!l -... ...,.,. • -~ --IJ!n\...-:--·rctrig; \\alldng......ilil.-'1ruim town. -Sec.-g&.l~--4!t:pta.---dtp9,J..-=~
'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO. --~~~~=!~~~. ~· 41lrB• SCO!p..!,ICiia"Urse·-----,·il<iflOOITT<Sh;;:1 ~·rp g2 !!:..$200kid. Stokve, re-3BR/t~. dbl gar-:-FA ht. 2"-~~y,atio., No"!~~ e-nd, frpl c, ~I . 1975 'romon;; Kit~f!n. Din2411 atta. xtra D/W, pool_. etc. No pets. till --' THE REAL
ESTATERS~
t• * 642 7007 * • ... • ng, a • ...,.,~, s o . i.!tia nlO, lst & lain + Jil(l rw.,n1..1111c v1ew, f'W"/n10. Ave., Ct.I. &f5.S89l , ~!gr. sitting rm. S on yrs )91'. a25 Victorin St at Harbor
Conitint Income •••• -~'-----·--~~-CALL 6~7225 Homefinder1 547.964) deaning df!p. 548-l005 incl. utll. 49-1-7489 • 497·1611 or 642~ Cl\J. 642-8970~----
Means -~ ot mind. This Bottle W•ter Route BEACON RENTALS 3 Bdrm, spacious rooms. 11·1 Mesa Verde -LGEFUR.N 2 BR., Bltins ,,.. 3BR. 2BA, bltins, dbl. gar, South a..gun 1 Batta, covered pat Io, w/'lll, beam celling. Ad.la, no ~ly fourplex sho\\'S great If you are interested in own· new paint & carpet. Sharp! Laguna Beach 49'1-S491 carpeted, tirick snack bar, • HOP.tE AT~tOSPHERE 1185 °'" -~
pride of, ownership. In a 5 Ing your own business lor $3iO mo. ask for Dale NEW 3 BR 2 ba beach house, Newport Beech Walk to llhopplog 1185. 351 pelS. · ..,..r;r.;uu. ·s•·· * ** 11 s~ dow S I LVER THf Deluxe2&3BR.Rental0fe, H · 8 h ........ '* * renta oca· ~. n.. 963-6746 close to beach & shop, -Victoria Apt l. After 4 pm 3095 Mace A\'e. ~lO:W unt1ngton eac
lion. $87,000. Ste lt today! SPRINGS WATER cal! put 3 BR, water pd, pvt yard, wlview, encl. yard &: patio. $35 PER \l.'k &. up l br, a.II day .,_,•eekenda.
Call you on a route in lliange crpts, $200 mo, 2301 Florida $350/mo 493-ltill. 2 br & bach's, color iv. 1 BR. W/\V. Drps. i-'um. Con· Newport Beach
The Real E1t1te F11r County's finest area earning 962·9805. Condomin iumt maid se.rv, pool. TI-IE temp. Nl'W paint. Vacant. S REE 5~2551 or 139-4133 $1500. per mo. Potential Unt urn. 32C MESA. 415 N. Ne\!.'J)Ort Bl., 2195 Miner, "No. 2. ~lgr. * 2 WEEK F *
unlimited. \Ve will train the au.t.fOIS 2BR. for lease.. lrg front & ---"-'--------1 ~N~B~64&-"°'96S~l.'--~-'°"'I MS.1098. Quie t, adults, no Vista del Mesa right man. 964 N. Batavia, rtar fencld yrds, clean, S%>O DYNAMIC I --•-t 3 HOUSE + Orange (TI4)532-6501 pl!r nio, 536-S'lS> Cost1 Met• g. ocecuu.avu . pets.
LANDLORDS' sn, 2 BA, yrly. S400. Availll,C:,TH""'E~v~icro=~ru=AN= .. ~,-B~I 2 UNITS Al.ITO PARTS -NAPA "'ill • Cbttk this 7 Br Townhouse, A1ESA Verde beaut 'l BH 311 Day 646-nOO Nite r, open a parts store for you. \Ye Spechtlize in Newpor: 5210. Kids & pcls. 1 ba. shag lat t: poo1' bi'J-7S86 ' i,, ba, .._../gar, adults, cpl,
New TriplH. :r BR, ~ BA You need business or &>:i.eh e Corona. i!el ?.1ar e Homeflnders 547-9641 Adul $215 ~110• • drps, blllnll, !ncd yd w,
+T\>.'O 2 BR, 2 BA Apts. automotive know-how. 51)% & Laguna. Our Rrn!a.I Ser· ts · BACHELOR, 100 s1eps . to patio, "'1r pd. 6J6.4..12l 66i
Patio. Frplc. Yard. 4undry financing available. Call vice I.! FP.EE to You! Try U.!MAC IBR, n'r beach. see Huntington beach ocean, S150. lncludes Uhls .. Victoria St. "F'" ...... Sl'IO.
room. garages. 646-4414 213-7~ or write A. Nu-V..iew! # manager, ·Apt.~. 405 7th St. -Yrly., 675-2TI4 2 BR apt Ground Ooor Eu1
9 BRAND NEW Yates Box 15426 Los NU·VIEW RENTALS .:HB::;:;· ;;53&-:::..::225:==7 ~=~= ADULT , ~ 2 &:• 2 be., l BR, ocean frnnt until June. •Ide C.~1. l bl.k Irvine. 2
2 BEDROOM UNITS
1
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1
673-40.10 ar 494-l248 2 BR. new SZ!>. Pool. pool, temu.~. sau:_:~ ~-M ml. $165. Adults, 183l Orean-blks Bua Serv. No children,
Costa Mesa. Just completed. Air/cond. Ask for Dave, ~1290 ocean. -0 • front 4'4-4029 no pehi. ner. req. Phone
Scheduled gro&1 $24,'l!ll. e Liquor Sto re $25M mo ;963-6o:e;oo"':::..::"":....::",;'..:"'°'::;:..· __ FOR rent uni. 2 Bdrm apt 839-ll90 alt 2pm.
Price $1M,OOO. Broke r •Floating dinner bse Irvine 1 Newport Buch Ava.ll 411, 1st Ii last req. 2 BDRM new crpls drps ~~ll68.CJ~ ~ e Boat Mfg, 1 mill gr I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I C'ONOO. The Bluffs 3 BR, 210 41st St .. N.B. 673-5631 &: paint. 0$JSS. 757 ~llmar,
ADULT GARDEN HOMES
iRVINE AVE. AT AIESA
Move in w/depoglts only
l BR. $180 2 Br. SZIJ
Day & Night Security, Pool,
Jacu z z I, Ree. ~ Bldg.
w/exercl!e nn, billiards,
color TV. Ea. Apl. has
dishwuher, ref:rig, shag cpt
& pvt paUo or de c k.
545-4855
BL'S SERVICE TO DOOP.
-PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS 41'1.ti 557-0244 •Machine Shops . HauH1 * Apta. We presently have a fihe 2~ BA. Crpt, dJw. $J1;i. 310 San C lemenTe ="'6-35=~"0-c-----
3-2 BR hou3e1 on 1 lot HOLLAND BUSINES * 145•0111 *-selection of 2. 3 & 4 Vista Suene. 'll;s..z51-0067. San Oemente Residl'nl Hotel 01n1 Point Bt.ch~l~~ }:!'.n~~~ms
w/pool, E-lide, $ 6 5, 00 0 . 54 0-0 60 8 SALES 64&-4170 4SJW. ,tthCOITAMIU. ~~ ttntals fromll$280 TownhouH Unfurn. 335 $79.50 Per ~1onth SPACIOUS 2BR 2BA avall F'r. $194.50. Open 9·G Daily Duplex nr. new, E·Slde, to ......... mo., as we lU Quiet . Secure • · S\Xl Pools TcMis
$56,IKK>. Tom Miller, Agt., MONEY-111aktt for sale, LANDLORDS FREEi° reheaall!I in1they""'oURa. ~':::e J Huntington Bei1ch _ 1''urn-utll · walki~g distance ~.7~v:.Ji":.i~h:~·b~~· Acro&14 fron1 Fashion Islar,rl &&2-4811 Catering trlr, can mount on U"" re to 50 ve g 10 cveryth1n11;. ' at Jamboree on San Joaquin a:mJ truck. Make o f r. 1 BR House, Npt Bch, ""'· needs: IMM /\C. lBR, 2BA, SAN CLEMENTE d/\\', garbage dlsp, CJllting, l{llri R.oarl . 6 UNITS in love~ rmdenti&l 833-42.18PM e.M., Sll5, -2-BR's, C.M., w&hrfdryr, refng, range , , draperies, balcony vk>ws ol Cll4) 644-l900
area on Balboas Peninsula .,,L YRS ~b; Beaut y SJ40. Hntg Bch, $150. 3 BR. carpi, !pl. $22!J. 536-9!S3l alt HOTEL hlll1 &e ocean. Garage &:1,._. ................... _..,
1 Point. $ll'.lO per mo inc. ~n. .6 Stations. $12,000. $185. A.gt. Fee. 979--8430 2pm. • 11-1 DEL l\f.AR, S.C. e carport, yrly rates. I'
$138,(0), Qv.'1'1t>r'. S48'.-9695 C.M. area. A Sand t. Sea DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA 0 I .1:. 345 STUDIO with pool, loc:. on 83l-<Xfi6 3 BR, 2 Ba., new dt'COC' .. $300
lndustri•I Property 168 R!ty 675-8800 • Townhou5e. Ree r e at I on up exes rurn. \\."Bier's edge. Sl40 Per mo. l..uxurious c111ton1 huilt 2 Lido 2 BR. l ba, lurn · .$325
Mo · L · 240 center, Poot $325/montb. Newport &.•ch o. Carlson m.9293 Bedroom, 2 bath apt. Built· FOR SALE • 16,WI sq. ft.
new nit-up building on
40,000 sq. tt. of land. Low
down • Seller to provide
1ong term fJnancin~.
ney to Nn 64.Hi&lO '-'-'-'-------·!Apt U fu 365 ln: slereo, vac:unm, sl<!am "N°'EW~1rg"'-""2"'B"'R-, l~ha,..,-.-,:-o./;:"1>::ol;::c, ht Western Bank Bldg. 4 BR. 2 BA upper. View • n rn. bath, self cleaning oven, 1st TD Loans view, dishwasher, 500\.1 University Park, Irvine of bay. Nr +Ith St. Avail. -:. n al food ccntt'r & much more
associated
Wll. DAUM < srAFF UP TO 90% * Call 046-3107 i; 8~ % INTEREST
:J5GO so. FT. TILT-UP 2nd TD · Loans Good ~a O[ Santa Ana.
11 Y eara old. $3'7,500. OYmeI'
will carry llit trust deed.
Roy McC1rdl1 RHltor
1810 Newport mvd. CM
541-7729
FOR SaJe • 8000 sq. ft. new
l owest rate1 Or•n9• Co.
Sollie• Mlg. Co.
642-2171 545-0611
Serving Harbor area 24 yrs.
$ MONEY$
_Cupp(or unltl Poinsettia. Days 552·7000 Nights immed. $350/mo. 6Ta-4!1ll ... e e r Available P.tarch 15th. Call
8kr COAST APTS. 49&-1813 or 493-47.U to Stt. I !!!!~~!!!!!!\O"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I S.lbcN Peninsul1 1 ~ Duplexn Unfurn. 350 FRO~t $165. TO $250. PANORA~llC OCcan View. CHOICE I 0 C' at i o 11 in
60' IMMAC bayfL 4 Br. 4 ba. 2 BR. 2 Ba ............ $325 ::.:JO:.:=:...:==:.:.....-'-'-'I * NOW RENTING * Lrg 3 BR. 2 B.\" 2'.1' llv rni, Westcliff. Pool. l & 2 BR
BROKERs-REALTORS
2025 W lalboo '7l·l6')
Lrg t>ncl pe.tio, boat alp, 3 BR, 11,i baths •••.•• $300 Coron• del Mir NE\\' 2 BR 2 BA t ho bltn kitchen 2 Unit bid&:, l unf. Adults. 1700 Bedford
crpt, decor-thruout. Avail IB"RR.2 1b_;t~-:~~'" $3lO~~ , •. apls Patkis encl= gU:. rn'..1~15'7· $290 mo. Adults. Ln.
Apr 1. $325 Yrly. By appL 4 BR ··2 t:~""' ' ..... um LARGE 3 Br nr. shop g .. ages". 125 ~!~lody Ln. OPEN1"'·~~~"'c,-....,,'""----MG-6075 $11:).$225
Owner. 673-3449. • ' .... '" "' ... u. beach, S360fmo. DAILY 12 1U 6 p.m. Fountain Valley SHARP 2 BEDROOM 4 BR, 2% baths • · · · · ·· • _.... 833-U44, 646-6075
LUXURY LEASE 4 BR 3 hath• $42S --"'=""--==-I suod<ek. "1>k. ocw Mag, •P-CALL ss2:750o Huntington Be•ch 11 .., tt.. LUXURIOUS plian~~. ocean 1 bl k.
10th & Bay. Shown by appt } t 1111 • ll 2 BR, :.!~J BA, dl>l gar w1 Adlts, no pets. pre! girls,
only. Owner 54&-0601 VISION CLOSE TO BEACH I I •8 1 )f a utomatic opener, burglar $285 yrty, 646-750:>
3 BR 2 ba view home. l.zg. Brand New Deluxe J It. 4 • 20tlt !t. alarn1, 1nter<:om wl!h ,\i\I, 2 BR upper dplx nr ocean
DELUXE •dull poolside
garden bungalov." nr ocean, frpl, lrg patlb, 6 pools,
sauna, tennis. 846-0259.
Al&O l Br. Jo'rom Slll.
Lagun1 Be1ch
*BRANO NEW*
1 & 2 BR, 2 BA. From
S195 Unlum, f' urn I 1 he d
unlUi Avail.
CROWN VAL
San Diel(> Frwy
Hwy to lUUhurst.
Hiillulnt, Lag. Niguel.
{714! 1!.:il-07JO,
Newport Beach
IBR apt, for adults,
quiel, close shopping,
""""'" Sant• An• •
ve
pool
CHOICE
LAKEFRONT
LOCATIONS
VERSAILLES
ON THE t.AKE
At South Coa111 Plaza.
Pool • Acapulco Aqua Bar
k JacuzzJ. Speelacular 8
Acre Lake w/TO\\•ering
1-·oun1aln1 • Iii Millkm Dollar
Oubhouse, Gym, Sauna.,
Tota.I Security.
ADULTS
Bacholor, 1, 2 & S Br's.
from $175 per mo.
3700 Plaza Dr.
Nl'xt to South Coast Plaza
714-5~ $400 Lease 497-1660 or BR. 3 BA, dbl gar, all 1-~t.1 s1e1w radio. Good I~ $225 yrly, no pet/child.
494-3288 • red h"1ll bltns. CJ05e to rt>CreaUon ACT. 6'15-6900 cation. Afany extras. $215. shag/ref/range. Avl Apr 1 Rooms
Coron. d.I M.r & schls. 514'18th St. 84'1~'1 Balboa lsl•nd Ask for Dale, 963-6746. 309~i 36th St. 644-4340
Tiit.up building on 2>,000 ~. Fundi~ Assistance ft. of land. 15% down • Seller lo provide 9 %, 2S ,.. FOR W RTHWHILE
400
linlncing. PROJECTS
W.H. DAUM &: STAFF Slart·UPA Construction
* C&ll 546-310'1 1t Business Real Estate
Lots for Solo 170 e MINIMUM SS0.000 e 1::::~=..;;;;;:;__-'.:.;; (714) S~l6 /
SU,000 R· 1 FAST * }"AST • FAST
01olce Laguna view lot. 2nd TD Loans Priv. funds,
Owned clear by a motivated Broker 493-36ll
.. uer. 50' •!Ill. ~ w-250
$62,000 R-3 1sr TD UIAN. 65% OF
Good Cmta Mtu location VALUE. 1R lNTEREST'.
that should ·boom with the ;m-13117==------new marina. 19 units fl.a\'e Mort191,
.......i. R00?.1S S20 '\Ilk up REALTY REALTORS $150-2 ""BR. Blt·ln•, .... ~. 1 BR be il Roman bJb Huntington Beach WESTCLIFF 2 br 11:1 ba kitchen V.O wk up SEA WIND Univ. Park CentPr, Irvine ~1.·u-trple,,acpaillloCou, carpopl• .... 1185 toc'i :i. & .... .-.... r·· n CK I A Pl ~TlhSl'. 1728 Bedford Ln. 548-9'15S, 645-3967. -:-"" · ... ...,............ ~·fA,.,\ popu ar an, $250/mo. Adults only, no Next To Spyglass 2 BR. Condo •••••• $245/MO. ~n~ s~~ tM pets. 2SBmRgles only~~. 2 ~~ pool I.I 2 pvt patiolll, pet . 548-75.13 Avail. April 1. ApFl•u:r'n. or Unfur n . VIEW 3 BR H S295/MO · · · upper ........ ,.., ·• catra:ura c ngs, crpts, LARGE dlx 28R 2BA, hllins,
4 Bi H~~= •••·•· $300/lt10· Newport Be1ch stove: garage avail. $250 level. No pets. Quid OJ\. e{lCI. gar. fl;r Hoag llosp.
with
apt.
370
3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, 3 BR. Hom • .. ·• · $3ta/MO. • Mo .. yriy. 6'13--8379 $275. Days CZl.3)598-7661 ext Fountain Valley
fireplace, formal dining, 3 BR. Hom::::::: MOO/MO: 2 Br, 2 Ba, gar, close to Coron. ct.I Mar m, or tvea 1213)4121211 ~~ $2'.ll. per mo· '-C-"'--'---'-'-'---
self-cle&nlna: oven. Enjoy J BR !lome • .. . S425/MO. ocean, Newport S tt-0 re I · SPACIOUS 2 BR from $159. -"'~;;.===c=::-;= ,-- -i private community tennit A: RANCH REAL TY Adult Cpl, no pets. Refa. 2 BEDROO~t. 1 bath, Adults only. Pool. Ree Rm. • EAST BLUFF 2 Br, frplc, CUT OUT
swbnmln; pool in this ** .. 1 2000 ** ~ $2'l5/mo. 2J.S.B Cedar. carpets, drapes, p oo I, Closed garages. Pell ok. pool , adults, avail April
pttStjgioul area above ~ • ~1393 $215/mo. 67>-«i62 Mgr at 17361 Kttlson l.J'I, SB.I. 8'lS Amlp S.!4-l'l'J06. I f'OR I
month -leue. · · fully crpttd &: drped, Turtle--pool., sundeck. $21St Lease. 842-451).1 · '\'es1cliU area. Adul ts. $35(). A C.Orona del M64t ~ per LEASE 3BR J>uplex. new, Apts. Furn. 360 2 BR., blt·lna. carp., drps. nr Stach" Slater. &U-0389; JBRJ2BA 'own h O·U st>. I SUMD. •MCI I
BIG CORONA hat a new rock area, $380. can 497·1956 Balboa ftl•nd SEMPLE R.E. 673-6445 2 BR. for teue. All electric. Ii.Ph=-' .:;"2-:;,.:l.1!6~....,,,=:--:--;::: "-In 1 ~--· _
260 chalt>t 4BR or 3BR, both or 833-1940. · · ·-···· 11 1 LOVELY 2 BR Ii Den. gar. Oshwshr, Bltns. Shag crpt, 3BR. 111 ba. corn<>r 1 door un -...-...,.,.
w/trplcs lots of open beams 3 BR, 2 BA near adult pool, NEW 3BR, ~· P • co · All UUls pd,•$350., drps, prlv. patio w/yard to beach, PIO. 106 Olive I !.~bedlOOlll *~ I $65,000 C•l XI.NT 2nd, local prop. Good & stained 't\'DOd, views or Unlveni.ty Park. $325/per TV, all bluns, n i c e l y Call n4-5.l1-1104 Nr. Huntlngton Hartiour St utuun:z=:~.1 ~"'
been approved f« W. 1Ue. Trust o..d1
-ui"' discounted to ·""Id Spyglaa ii: Fashion bland, 79 dee. Avail by wk or ITIQ. s-Ad·"ts I no -·· ~-~------~ .._ __. Ra.re <DM Pacific Coast ~~ ..,1&;e. Bkr. 642-7491~"' $4.;iO 1: $550, 6f4..41,74 mo. Ph : 552-05 a.a ol Mar. 8th;.....,...2 l 2 Costa Meta A':'ail s.-L' ~-..-'-'· ~S.;;•.;.n_C;.l;.;•.;.m.;.•:c•c.t.:.e____ ,.,.,..-•"'I_.....,.. =.: ~:ur: '~ POZY CO'il'AGE. 2 BR. rpi. ~~a1!id 31d~ 2,8:~.gar, oiamond. ~n41 675-~ LARGE 2 BR • 1 u di o _ WALK TO BEACH NE\v GARDEN APTs. 2 Br. I :tn~n1:'r~ I
spaces. • II •) 1~ blks to heh. S275 mo. Homefinderi S4?.t641 &.lboa Peninsul1 Garage. Near shopping. 1 It 2 Br, cpt ldrps, gar, 2 Bath, $195: 3 ':iJ. Bath 1...,.,coloraccentwalls, 1 $125,000 R----R•altoH,AL PINCHIN L-una Buch $35 WEEK & UP Adw.~. No child•eo/P'I>· bllos. 125 16th St. No pets dshwhr, f<1>k, . cau alcillMl full of bullt4ns .._.' iiiiiiiiii 1--=~~-615-4392~=--.-Avail 3/al. 2293 Fordham, please. 960-1230 or 847-3957 ·4'l~--0=1=41"=--===,..-,= I ('"""-di.o... ...... \ ~ -RAMATIC I 3 Br • SleeplngRooml 1.£.Co,.· ~M::..-~.....,...~~-=~...,.-.,--ll "38R:-,b;~;;:pj0';'""bJ;;W,S =PACIOUS NEW '>"AR 2BA "-"' AllWODlll ,. Beeutilul Loptt. Island In tl1e 0 new arge • sms-trrIL PD. Lrg Bach, • Housekeeplna: Rooms 3BR, 2 ba. frple. bltns, • 'f"" • •
8'n Juan Isl&ndl. 418'andX HouHS FumlsMd 300 2 Ba., trplc, dshwhr. Adult frplc, private patio, view. e Ocean View Apt& 2 l 3 BDRM APTS, trple, rettig:, wuh/dryr. New child OK. Xlnt Joe. SlBS &. Meet and mingle with
1700' next to airport . 1;..;'-";.;.;..-------1 family pref. No yard. tlf $11)5..UTIL PD. l + Extrn BALBOA INN wet bar, dilpou.I, dw, 1 '.4 painl, patio, pool. $220 !'.to. $170. at :IM-W MariJ>OM.. I neighborsat 3 btgswil'fJ. I
golf courR. ~Ible tTade BMer•I Femleaf. 675-616'15 room. Yard a: Pat\o. So. ·05 Main Street ~.~·~ee~. 5gar. nays 558-15'16. Eve• 492-469;;/548--257S i "*'a pools. jarlmj, ~
tor ()ranae County. NEW 3 Br, 2~ii BA. [rplc, Laguna. J. C75-17t0 _., • pm ,c968-811=:=;'-=l;,,,~~~-,--;::~ San ta An• Uri ~-• SJO»UTIL PD .Njce Bach g&r, S\IPO" nelghborbood! $225-2 BR. near beach. $ll0.l BR duplex, married NEW AP1'S 2 & :I en. --....,---~--I rooms, ·--. ,
Try $240,000 M· 1 ...., bead>, ,,ird, Lagw>a. $400-S3S0. m.1011;. beautlfUI view. Small pet LUX. Fum. Baylront c:oupl•, non-a-no $215./S280. Adults, l•mll" NEW FAMILY APTS. and vol .. At i.i.;
o..... '"'"""' oo ArtVW SJ6HJT!L PD. l + Extra NEW~2BR,lba,w/l<plc, °"· Bad>etor. $225/mo. Pr1va1e pets. 0..0.11 • "''"'-· ..... patio,"'"""" yd, nr Grand Opening •• 1 "8$.ltyballblitigbrm. .. I wpway l.n San Dlmu. Be-Roonf. Yard, patlO, So. \'lew, dllhwuher, U!JS.2 BR, 2 BA. frplc, all beach. 954'W, 11th SL $4$--0358 heh &4&-9015 , EwrvUMa hi~
loW $1.00 a fbot, R.R. fi'ont, 1..aguna. 500 Pbinsettia bltns. vi~. No. End. Call 67Hl62 NEWLY DECORATED CLEAN quiet 2 BR. nrly NE\V 1·2 It 3 BR'•· Pl\rk·llke !tit~
llt· , $200-UTIL PD. 1 BR house, 1 . Ma.n,y Othel'!I Avail8.ble OOl'liPl..ETELY fum, t BR. 2 BR w/gar. $150. Wtr pd. new bid. Wtrlglll pd ehlld .aetUng:s. Rec. mom. Pool. =-· ,
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r 500.00 -~~f":t '-~ 3-BR .. 1 BA. FIR. DIR. 673-mJ-or -llM=3'IA8' pm, mom-= >171"-110 iw-. 142:1652. ~ ;;;;;; • ';, tortb! --. 1 lllltll,.llltelll .... 1 Golf C«*rle CdM · LIR. New G re ._n bro o k F ANT AS T IC 0 e ean 2 BR, Jae kitchen, bale, Nr1 l le 2 BR unta:rn <A.r'dtn NEAR Nnt 2 BR t blk startlna: at Sl69 + dep. ••litl Ire• '111.
Cal oml.t NU:VIEW RENTALS home. 99'l Clmatloo O!. Vlew-&-and nu lrg COl>!om "'"""'°••tom., ms. Inc Apb. Frpl"'9s_D/W, prlv. to lhopplng • 1rwy; ! child Ne~ Moodows l•llrtlf twslr'JI
---BuUd1-~ &190 m-4030 or 4IH-3UI 6'1So47Tl. 2 br, 2 Ba, r= Util.t 60-S519 paUo. $1104 Nr. IMne ok. no pea. fl6S per mo 517 S. Nc-.'hope, S.A. I lrt•l•tl -
open ... ~ find • 3 Br. 2 Ba $235. OYttkloldnc Boat Corona del Mir lnduatrl&l aru.. 551·28'1. ~ or 5G41'iO ___ _.:SS4-~~2~1GOl!!__.==i"!-iifl7 ,.... owllabte. Call lot f\ltthU Gor bocd yd. ltldJ ok. Loue. Gu •Ill pd. Bl-211R.Jl)'l'ER._ral!U °"""' S. WALK TO .II.
ln6:JnMUon. HonWflnclert 547-"41 FOR LEASE: 4 BR 2 tii" 0Ntr1715: 2~ ntce: refl1C, crpts l: titPs. No B£Aat. l ol 2 BR. ~m Apts ..
CALL 67>-'l2ZI T.:..:..? • DD ' "i:'. , __ ~ yd, ram. rm. blVU., ..... ly fllmllhcd. Bullt·IN ...... $ISO. 961-14$ m:. 548-l150 .. "35. EXTRAS. Furn. "' Untur•. 370
I I 1' n.11 -' _.... _,.L U~ IChoola 494-0140. )o'irp(l('e -dl£hwaJbtt It 7729 536-.25'19
It\• N•Dfl room fer tor trlr .. $250. L N'--t poet 673--3.m. 009e to · .=-"-c,·~~~--=,=ooo Coron• del M•r mo, lit a lut + , depmit. .. Uni ·•-lhoOCllni la only 3 blb to bARGE : BR upper at 'm $225. • 3 BR. 2 bu.. , ;;;;-'-';....;;.;c_;..._;... __ le,... the 919-Z)tt d._._ beaCh. W. Willon, ~. cblJd _., sq, tt, bit.ins. cpts. m.. FEMALE only lBR, m,y I Sln,....~tl llrlall I
Delly Pllef's 1 BR -11JS, Allo NB 4 BR I ho llvlnr nn. ·-• $165. mo 646-a< 431-JS05 home, .,...rl0:..lllfl I u ,~ ,__ ~ . •
•lwt• ....... •t Sl.Z. 2 BR1a, $150. 3 BR'• :d':· ~e~ee~t/iDIA C..t• Mew 2 PR, 2 BA, Triplex, patio, 2BR/2BA lower, bltin gb ~1.ca1l.~io. J~'ndN""'°.-iv~. , ~PID*N -Ji,.
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-·-' !BR -u ~ m,..~~';tc • ..,,, ,.. Jut 1; llund1 c"loMI to ~a $225/mo. 64S--4C14 No ~la B!t!·-4'132. pvt. cnl, no tchtn. f'ftrt • .... ......._ • SBA. bl .... ·~~-~----~--·~1 -llnd l!T.l-2193 ... m-= .... ~ -...... I . ......,. I szol, ~~ Moolkello Conlol dcp. <Sf-oZM -~ r•"""'· • SML '"'" l Br dplx. bpi, 2 BR, lli BA Studio, Sl5l.50 • ---..... _,
2IMJOti H .. '""' 1'ht futest dntiw ma. Wfld.. Tbe f.Utat cl(!• m the Wiit. bllt.rft cell, c;wt. Adltl onl)>, per mo. Couple, infant ck. llMft.rlng aavlce). 10Lm. l---IJ~~Uot§:~"'~•~•~l~lled~~642~·16'1L!j!~ ~~~~~~,,,,,,;,,,,,!_ 0 ,_.,iclcl.Mt '°"'5611. ·--·• ns.Uy _ _Skit O&atCet •• .t. DaQy Pllol a.-w utll pd {160. g.c..1960 G•r,.Jll'llo, M7""'"1 Piiot ClA.uln~1 11d. 642:.~-- -=:......-• ,
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PHONE 642-1144 ·
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3 Month's free dues. Individual instruction,
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15 AIRCRAFT AVAILABLE AT
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Orange County Airport, 546-4300
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325 No. Newport Blvd.
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Doyt Toi. 551-3613 ; NllH 642-1317
Across From HHt Hotpltal
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19th &: Plactntla, CM .
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Brookhunt March 1 0th.
546-"'32.
BL.ACK male % Lab ~~ Irish Setter 5 mo. Vic. AJllo
Beach. $.2632 after 4:00.
BJ&ek, male Lab w/choker
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BRO\VN leather beg with
property keys in It. From
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548-1'96
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Highland Tf;JT\er, all white .
15 lbs, male, long hair, vie
Atlanta Ave, HB, 968:-2486
FEMALE Irish Setter, 1 O
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LOST female...lrilh Setter, 2 yr. old. Reward. .
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Good lunche1. ~1067 .
BABYSITI'ING my · b ome,
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hot lunchn. 642-5299.
Carpenter
CARPENTRY • all types •
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ref. 497.2945 bet 10 aft .
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CUSl'OM Woodwork, remod.,
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Drt Sham.p_oo , (Soll
Retlrdants). ·Degreasers &
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minute bleach for white
carpets. Save )'OUl' money
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\Vil! clean living rm .• dinina;
rm.. &: hall $15. Ally nn.
$7.50, couch no. Chair $5. 15
yrs. exp. Is what count.I not
method. I do work myself.
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om -l NewportBcb * vut:\r~ ;,IL * llOYS & GIRLS llwChwtlc A1umlol1n IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Ol'FICI CLI AlllNG ·-SECRETARY TYPIST & -pl -DIVORCI SALE
IO.a&S an.tr 4PM ..._ , New pqicr carrkn. nWL 5DldflW ,...~d. DI.)' .ut. Nl Tlme POIJUons txptr. ~. approx. 4 bra ~l~'!,~ltlY tor MW ~-":''.9-~t;a1i.~· Ewrytbj111 Woe 1m::.. ~~ YARD a. C. qe: _10 )ft. tor Newpoll Pal . tlectronb, f39l MlilnhrM t\ltll. No -.'&ldrW: 13 hr ea. UTllfllll w.uui:. Mutt. tl.u.nt ·~ .............. ,., uv11.-. Med. BR suite n .-n:an ..,,,
. .,._.,..,DIP, ""9 Beach. Newport Hl'h,<t:hl .. We1tml1ter Ave., nu +auto oP. C.k . .t NWpL hlspealdnc,~Awrtt-3 ~LEN nl!eCkd to rt,p1ace 3 9 drwr drH&tr IJmlrror, =-~~aullQr;-( ' s';' I II IJ1 ~~~~~~. :;~=-~-~~:;'.A"Rv J4hl Main~= won: o:;CE'":Ji..,ING MANA: mutt be tut I: accunl~ 1'utc/c.ft~0 ~ ~.~ -=· c::'-a~ ~ General S.rv•c. .l!!J DAJLY Pll.DT. Call &G-4321 ,..__..,;'--prerd Dfthwalhers, Coolcs. CER. tern.ale Btach OtY b'Plnc A lhorthand. capeble WAITRESS~ 2'1-30 to mttt, a lamps.~ llvtrc
CAPTAINS CAR CW-I: lf9vt a.ppllcation. M~ ...... 15 .. "" ~· 80 ltt. Rec.pt., "''Ml A.Ides &teL Cd c:o benenta. C..U· ot orsaNzLnc tl.llnc 5Y1lmui, "uic 40 brltW'ttlc •days for nn. ~ -;1~ rock:,
Rand -ulna' I: "Auhlna, ~ Jolt w....-, Male 700 BOYS IO .ell Oowert. S't.70 Qualll\ed to . hand 1 ~ Call MO-Bl (TI4) 124-0lll. . = :: = private ~ Oub Call = s:.nllh WIWl':t ~ ~ 1: oull Jne Pick Up I. per br + bonul, In Santa llCl'etarl&l nHds of c:onstr. ConvalMCenl it ORntODONTJC ASSISTANT rnentJ Pl'nonnel n:per1nlct: ~TIT Wtd·Sat Ir MXld lhelvn. 'tfl'OUibl °"";f;f· J'~r a , call MOTD,Holtl ma.nacer Alla. 531..e:238 lmarketJnsdlrector1 . Rttldent.lal Ca.re f'aclllly. Part time pogldon avail. ln .. -1~;, ~" Mr o•~ WANTED: Exper. leur man iron • 11us tbl 1c olher •••1 would ~ em..i--.-1 Plmh N......,rt ofc. Xln't ~ v• ... • ....u · """'"• • _.... or Xlnl. r f""3"""'' · CARETAKER Couple.!, U\'e -~ii.--~.~ INSPr·c•t\Di Newport Beach otfice. Spma m.380). for 1round floor in new millc ttems, call evec. 6'J5.:
-PLtJimlNG. ELECJ'RICAL, "" N npt ~:--~bu.slneu -tn.~-.ctubhome. Apt • + ---.-oa.rttlt, ---~ -1--"'I ortbodontic... op. Q ~ c , ~~tlve eo. 11\ghesl 3067 ask for Mt.ric 't
CAIU'ENTRY. No Job "'° ~· 640-lM ~ aallry, N.B. 64&-1124 HHl>60. SHIPPER 612~. SECRETARY «>mm.• '"·"Cooll1d Norin DINETl'E Set 42" round <•
amalL Fa B Rome lttp&lr, .::;a.. · er · CLERK • TYPISl' EXPERIENCED CUua!ty For manufactur.er ot tmall PARKING atttndanl. part. Danlt:l110n 842·Ttl8. ...n leav~s n·" oblon&. xlnt '
IU-l«B. ' .,.. W11tttd, Female 702 Good tyvlnc akll1i A Ins. A,itncy &lrt. Part· electronic parta. time. Neat appeara.nce. 18 \VHO \\'ANTS TO \\'ORK! cond \\1•\nul neva mar top, 1
''THINGS" by Nooee. Gen'I knowledi;e ol R.W £1tate time. Full Ume. C.0.ta M$ CORTEC. INC. NB. 642-181'1 or oYu. lifWlt have Calif. Good opportunity to !tam DRIVE A CAB! hvy 'chr().lne pedeatal legs, l
c.rpmtry, Re-pain, Pl~ TYPE '10: Good oomposldon, documebl.I "O:'d. Exp . ottlce. 642-6500 aftermon11 JANITOR·Malntenance mt.n Driver Uc. Call betv.'ffn 2 I.ht ad bl:c. Typing 75,, ah CHOOSE your houn, \\Wk 6 uphol~ ll:\11lvttl c:Mtn;, aold j
blnr. Elec . RemodeUns s pel l, p.mctuadQn, & E.tcrow «Loin ~blc EXP. Hairdreuer, C .M . Adult apt corn,16 . Pool & !i, 1192--2216. 100. Send resume to tor )IOUJ'lelf be your O\\'n &: \\·alnut \'lll)•I, $1 50, ~. taphone, croomJ-nl. bt~ ll.of.ndlsbursement area .. folJowlne pttlerred. m,alnt. ei.:perrequlftd. Full -· Oa•UI~ 11.rl No. 46. f!/o boa. Men Or 111omen. Can "'&!6-""'='661~~~~~-~I
•HANDY MAN. Lel me be :;::5._u•tutt. JU.387·'i958 hr-lpfu.I. Excel. •a I a r y. ~" tor appt btt a Ir: ttme poddon. start $52.S. mo. REGISTERED ~ r;1o1, ~~ ~ 1560, be •llahtly handir.:apJ>N, BUNK bl.'<U. l\\i n bed. m.,pe 1
)'OUI' txtn. pair of handl. · · bentfltl Jlll'Oltl"&J'M ~ pm. It 141. Call Mr. McAlllater, ta esa, · · Ne1lt · Clean Appearance. dining tsble Ii: chain, 16' ;
Odd jobl wilimlted. Call MEDICAL Aulstant pd. ~2Sll BANK FEMALE PRODUCTION se..a:iD. Vtt.. relind. Age 2S 10 70. fro51 frt'e t"Opl>el" refrii. •
Don 963"89t8 ~~~~temshtp, ]:x· An~-··• no.-. Empi--~fad\ine Operaion, exper-JANTI'ORIAL Service now NURSES SECRETARY SupPlementb 6;i.'OOI' income. ~ilh ~ maker , roffef' &-'
.. -u ~~ .• ~ mosUy beck ~--.... _.., .,~"'~ \enced & unexperienced, t.aldftS •ppUcaUonl for full Girt Friday po1llion, 1 Jitl Drive a ca hrs or mott R end tablt'lli. All xlnt eond. ~
HANDYMAN borne repair, omce but Carl do front ofc., CLERICAL wry JOOd. wortdne cond, time nperlenced peJD:lnel. Of.Ile\!, 0>81a Mesa. Book· day. Apply in l>Cl'llOl'l, Evn 6TJ.-{i820 ~
cupentey, l*lntlrw. plbtl. 673-.2.t69 lmmed. AaJa:nmenta. Top MW planL Apply at SAE 5157..,. keeping exp. neceuary. Utr Yellow· Cab Co .. 1!!6 E. 16th G S 1 112 :
spriftkl1nc 'YI~ SM-08?9 NEED-help at h>1ne! We $$1. Lone or short term. Adv~ P~, 309) Q'P~. ~aa: ~n. • · St., Cos111. Mesa. ! •r•ge • e
HOME REPAIR SERVICE have aklu, nur•es, Call MG-"'50. • A.lrwty, Colla Mna. ~R.::r-mBrr~u,!.:~.u~Nftded for our new s-peeW PPG W yrwn "'OMEN lookinR for carttr,
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G "'GE Sal All 1 : carpentry, Plumbln:ll h 0 u. ekprs, companions. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO n+'t" nurstnc unll. WW grovide ETA A . ~ hn mtt-t Pf'Oi>le in-An.1\ • "· tem!I : .::,cal, Reas. SG.1004 ~:.:n_ ma k • r 1 Upjobp CO~~I~:i::~tel~or .!e:~~,::~. ::= A\-e~~1,i!!s~ ~·~~-O:u ~~G!:1d~, ~t!h r:i:!~ :_~ ~~~·•wk: ~"19 or I ~~~~lc;1:~ ~~ & ~oov~ :
23 ..,.... old -i~ wants --.. ...._..... Pr1vato rm •~ brd Em·•-~'U apUt 1... LADY lo do my ll'onlni· por1unlly to upgrade your *Soc:'ys Bookkeepers sci af Ki"" I ~adboanl, 1'"1k" l J• .... " .. ,.,. """' ..... ' • l'""J''" ·• t:a11 e\.°ff rofessk>nal skills . , W T GRANT CO c ('tinuig e rct f'atlre, t: • M 0 VIN C, De 11 very I: part Ume boeteu job ln nlL-e In ex-chance flX' cookint; Start SSJ> per mo. Abo }~et 6#-086°l P · Have too many to li•t · • • ~· port. M?1\ing machhK', •
Hau1Ina. Have Bia Wa1k ttalaurant, NB are a, dut"9. Oui.lde day job or Positions. r opentnas all 5hlfta in Uz Reinders Agency NEF:DS ~f&.i;alc roH~ table, t>I(". • ~~an. Reliable It Heu. =7 :.I ~)ft exi>er ~1:'· BalOOa Penn. 17:~8:!i.~! tt:/Py 1:~ ~ 'cl"~ ~=:is~~~: 0:11: iiriE:· g&;J~~:: Avaf°2~~PV~~aikw. ~:11 T~u:mr S:~~~~ '
LOCAL .moving le hauling Shorthand 80, typing, 60. COOKS 9Jlte 21l 963-6'Tl5 Call 54&-2700. ICU • CCU • OB. a eo, l>l'neflls. Jt1n1E-s Rd, NB ,
by student. Large truck. P.R. (213) 'f90...5351 a.ft Spm. Fiddlers Ill Rttf, _ _ _ LEGAL Sec, Probate exoer No Ch•rge To Yov 9811 Adanu Ave 350 HONDA. tool.lf, po\\°!'r •
Reu. Barry. 531-1235 ·or H•I W t9d M&F 710 helpful, must have xlnt cyp. New.acute f.acUlty located in Eitabllahed 1965 lluntlngton Beach G AR AGE SALE-Ltavlng •
539-908. P •n , Now Hirinc CooJr:s, day nr GIRL FRIDAY $600 Ing & S/H skills, wUl train. l.quna Hilla. Outstanding SECRETARY. GIRL ml. Equal Oppor. Employer iu?R. Platton'.n ro cker . !
YARD gr.rare lean-itf • ,,.. " 4f" night •hilts avail. Compuny Xln't lypl.st. Good w/Hgures Call f\1rs , WJnMow for appl. benefits &: working con· 10 10 2:30 daily. Type, 10 key. dlnelle set, aPt u ?Tfrlg, 3
• tlft Jtrt ('• -•.• • • benerii.. PltaM! Apply in I ~h Optional. Located in So: Laguna Jilli.I 837·1060. dltlons a\\'alt thole in-lite book. ~lust be neat and I record plyn, 1 w/radlo. l ~way·~' a t'um~'. At'COUfllant to llSK pel'flOn. 2'291 Lagunu. Jillls Laguna. Co. wlll be relocat· ux:nJRERS want~ for tere:sted in providing ex· accurate. $l per hr. ~arngf" "acuum. 2 RV awn-847~. . Prod f\tgr. Mach Shop to $24.K f\fall, -Lag HUit. ' lng In El Tom In Junt, 1914. At.:roAmerlcan IE African cellenl professional cart. 642-SCm, 1 to 2 PM. I ll ~l rng;;, 1~echanle1 ~(for, ~.;,
LID: Haulln LI Industlofech Engr $13K COOK, P/TIME Free I Ftt Ptwiltions S1udle1, full or part.time ....._ · lu1 13' "·his "''/hrea, 6 gal
r. le Tree Cost Accountant lo $121< Conv. H011plta1 iw2.()j98 Other Poflidons Avail. for l9'14-'75, by the Program Apply Penonnel Dept SERVICE Sta. Altendant. elec-. "·ater hlr n mi!IC.
trlmmlnc, yard cleanup. Purchasing Agent $900 CaJI Jo~or Aopointment In Comparative Culture: SaddlebaCk F/Ume. Lite mechanlcal itfm\S. 10 ;;; Sat w l"n. 1e 1,
Free estimate. 539-4736. 1..ega.1 Secretary to $800 COOK, EXPER, NIGUEL UniVttS!ty of California, exper. pref'd. Neat ap. ~Unorce Dr.CM S.'6-2.15T.
SKJPLOADER &: dump truck Oil Lttuing Agt to $75 day AllO Food Service Workers. Personnel Agency --In·lne Courvs needed in pearance. Apply l0.m·2pm, Art I IOO GARACF. Sale, Antique hall f v.w~.:... eob ncn ..
1
te, ,.~phaJt, IMuranc:e Oaim• am eev831e~ Manor Conv. Hosp, 27635 Forbes Rd. lbe ~1 lclences. history, -commu·nity HDS~tal 2590 Nf'wport Blvd. Cf\t t ques 1rtt. •Id~ board, Ice box, •
saw .. '6, re n1. _..ruo. }~ire & Casualty $700 .._. L.aguna Nhruel & literature. Full·time loe.d SERVICE Station he I P Ai"TIQUE ~lurph)' Bed, Alao ml~c. lam~. end •
MOVING? Local furn. or Sa.l~/?.1~ Secy to $700 cosrA MESA manuf. planl 131-14n 6 cowws per year: pe.y 23561 Paseo de Valencla wanted, days. Apply, ll'lor\ Solid ()Qk S3'.l0 table1 glass top oolfee table. ,1
gen. hauling, 32 fl. furn. Sec Y t/to Controller S650 otters supplemental income aAC«<dlngll . to ~iricat1lotaUl_. Laguna Hills ~B 'a Shell, 990 E . Coast, ~ ' Upright Pia.no. 10 to 5 Sa.t &
van. 548-1862 S57-2fi& Recep Secrelary to S625 opportunity for semi retired -----PP c.tlonl uvm qua '"" {714) 1J7 2121 · · A II .,.... Sun., 16560 f\ft. Neola, F .V. Sec'y/Life Im. exp. $600+ man In customer W"Vice at GIRL FRIDAY cat'l:ildates art welcome; • S.wf-M•ch Oprs @P •nc• _, ~7998 : HoUMCIMn1ng Warehouseman $500 factory. 642-225&. VP·Sale1 need• help. minontles ~ women are Take .San Dlrro ftte\\11.Y ,..__, ... 1 d -~ ELECTRIC I I """""~-~-,~--I • Typist, noon-4 om $3 hr
00
full I need aomeooe to help me encouraged to apply. Pleue To E1 Toro Rd. TumoU, ..........., pay • •ea Y .......... Whir poo Dryer 9' ).fed. couch and Jove i;eat, :
Wt LL do re n er al CALL TRISH HOPKINS UPLE. Work time, with calls 10 make appts. 111 send curriculum vitae & Via Emada Spor1S\l.·ear mlg. 6U·:V.72 NB m. GE Retrig, good cond good eondlUon $30. i
housecleaning, $3 hr. JERRI WHTITEMORE manage 62 unit apt com· N.B. Corp. oltlce:11. Some namf's of three rt"fettnt'fl Equal Oppor. Emplo)w SPF.CIAL Order Je'N'eler SlS. IKlOO B.T.U. Refrla • 49:1--4453 • :
References. Debbie, ple:x, Colla Mesa. Salary le typing, filing & gen. ttt'yl to Comparatl\-e Cullure, Production Jeweler air/cond $75, Walker, 4 Jewelry 115 :
536-2-126. ~ PER..SONf\JEl comfo~~~ new 2 BR. 2 BA \\'Ork. Good sala,_ry, hin~es UO. Irvine, Ca.llf. 92664 R I E A tnine area, m.6122 ~~eels n~· trat SIO,Bal500~." 1----------1 •
MESA a S ' apl. ..... •.• ¥ no pets or • bo .. A ........... o~ ea s-ssoc rASI Off)' A\1'. ....,.., • . eanlng er v Ice , SERY1CE5•KB-C'{ children. ~U · nU&. U'U>"7f•u · """"'E"r. LICENSED School Bu, rur-. • STOCK Girl, f/t.ime, flex· 673-56&1 ... OVERSTOCKED •
Crpt windows, HIJ. etc. HANDYMAN Driven. Irvine area, 4 ht ~ earpera Fashion Island iblf'. Foldin1, pa.ck In 1. . All Jewelry % Priced !
Reatd/Comm'I. 557-6742. 488 E. 17th St. (al Irvine) CM CROSSlllG GUARD Pool exper. fol' community guarantffd, xlnt wapt, office in Newport Beach hat quality control ahlpM It PJULCO Comb i na Ii on C. M. Jewelry • 646-7141 !•
Housecleaning, daJly, highly Suite 224 . '42•1470 i, aS!IOClatlon in New p 0 r 1. employer. tJ2..486t louned.11te opi)orh1n£ly for recelv1ng. Welu Manufac-wisher &-elcc dryer. It Machinery l16 •
recommended. With rer. Call Ralph, 645--3319. B \ l l, LIQUOR STORE CT.ERK ·new or exper sales auoc-lllf\ng, 646-l787., ... _ . ~'ffig 'I~~ H • u 1 ·
after 1 Pfl\. 836-5.\3~. ~ ,,.,._.. .,..... • The Oty Of Il'Yine Is 646-5'168. San Clemente, full or part late•. Red. Carpet Rea1l?rs· SUPERVISORS
HOUSEWORK. exper. pre&ently a cc e P t I n g al>" H A N D-y MA N ' retired time exper pref It rel req with over _1() oUicea nat10n-SS00.$1400 Per f\1o. Rent W•shers/ Dryer1 CARPENTER all met a I
n\iter box $25. Orcular :
power uw 7" wllh metal ~
lable. new $25. PcM·er belt
sander, 4·•. like new $2.:;. ~
Dependable &: Rea!IOllable ACTIVE couple to manage pticaUons for position of pret'rd., Write Classified ad 492.3TI,7 Mgr ()y.'flr only.. wide ca.n oller the profe1t-MacGr-r S2. \Vk. Full malnt. Call 636-0974 Newport Beach mole1. Call crossing guard to help 0 ' alona.l growth & advance· -•-* 6JS.l202 • 644-2562. elementary school children No. 86. Dally Pilot, P .. Box ment opponunllies you're Y1cht Carp.
EXCEU.ENT Housecleanlnit
by ..... Own lranap. $22
........ 83&-0648.
Income Tix
Income T•x Service
personal or buslnei;.s
23 Yean Harbor Area
(714) 675-6676
For Appointment
CO'-fPL. Janitorial Service
Floors-WalJs.Wi.ndcw;s
Scott Payne 6'13-111)6
''LANDSCAPING''
For A Unique & Personalized
Style In Landscaping. Color·
acaping & PerftOnal Design.
Contact
Greenhaven G•rdens
~3925
2123 Nowport Blvd.
Cost• Mtsa
Masonry
QUAL. Brick, Block & Slone.
Patios a spec. No. 29059T.
Stewart Muonry, ~
Pointing &
P•Plt'honglng
* Wilford Pointing
Cantr•ctors *
RESIDENTIAL ~ COMMEJ\CIAL
F1.nest Craftsmen
Drywall \Vall papering Acoustlca1 Ceilings
Please Call For Estlmale *642~77S 640-113*
--State Uc. No. 281038
QUA!JTY painting, int. &.
ext. All types, varnish,
stain, color ma I c h I n g ,
acoustic ceilings, I n d .
Comm. Rel. malnt. 495-QW8
PAPERHANGING &
painting. 21 yrs Harbor
am. Refs. furn. No. 1B3281.
SU-2306.
PROF. wallcoverin&:, state
lie. No. 2'19514. Insur, all
""'"' ...... 71.,_.
PROF. palnler, honest work,
reu. Int/ext, tree estimate.
""'· 543-:1159, 64>-39U.
NEATEST, cleanest, mo1t
cxperttge apolicaUon. Int·
Ext. Call 493-6115.
I.NT/EXT PAINTING
All Oran~ Co. 6TS.35s.9
ADVERT Sa.IHtnan f 0 r cross 1afeJy at heavily 1560· Costa ltlesa, Ca 926:1;,' MACHINISTS looking for + an xJnt com· 1631 Placentia O f K'EN?.10RE Wuher & Gas
"cal ·-~-L traveled 1n1·-·-•-.,.. HEAD COOK, Fmf\fE GRINDER mW.ion structWT. Contact ' l>ry1!:r $125, guaranteed & nA.U m_.,_..... .&' • a~-uu Con H . Thoma.a E Mancini SEWING lltachlne operators. dellvel'f!d 546--S672 area, llbenl comm. pref. Guarda are nttded !rpm Mature. "'· ospital · • man-Exper. Guaranlee + hJq-h =~='='-""=---
boa.ting bland. S!K-3215, M.r. 8: 14am-4:30pm, w/Umes Call 642-0598 aatr, 640-8672. piece rates. Swim wear. SE FRIGIDAIRE Ele c t r I c
Bruce. vtU')'lng at indlvklual loca· HOU~COOK MACHINISTS Habla Espanol. m Kalmus. R&ngt surface plate, \\'SJI AGGRESS IVE GIRLS tions. $2.29 pt'r hr. wlall $100" WEEK Costa '-fesa fatoc Airportl. oven, $50, 6'2-8772
necess. equlpmenl furnished for disabled elderly couple & 5"60-45ll AS JS Whirlpool automatic
Looking for a Vtime, penn. by The Qty Of Irvinf' AI>" 2 · Is · od !ST & 2ND Slit~ a.she GE I d ;25 position ln a very active ply at Irvine Police Dept., grown gir m m f'rn r: '" TELEPHONE w r, e ec ryer
bo"ti·quo ~-• opport . ...__, '-10l\!U'dl Bay home. 39 easy SURVEY each. Phone g.s:m. · ............. uru,1 lml 1.ee St, l?"\1.nt". For In· hours. llam-lipm .,ttkdays: Prt\1ou! ID-OD w/lotJ; ot room for advance-forn1aUon cont.act Cindy 2'pm-6pm Sat or Sun to do grinding NO SELLING-NO APPTS '73 GE A\·ocado, hvy duly, r.!'_~~t.aMjo"'b' nowha.,,·e exper. & Poling, 5.i&-5238. c 0 mp I et e bow.ekffping, tools ~· Talk w/oo.tneu owner-., 4 :1 = ! ~~O S%l().
'"""" · laundry, help shopping & hrs per day· 1 pm·S pm. $3 ="-'-==-=-=='°---
Call For Appointment DELIVERY Men, needed in plannlng l dinner meal dai. TOP \\'AGES per hr. N.8. olflce. Mr. Bulldl'! fl!'ateri•l1 I06
THE LOOK H.B., F.V. atta for Morning ly, 5pm, \\1th planned melll LONG TER~I REAL ESTATE IA-wis, 642-3146 AM only. • ... I n .. lldl
&t&-9583. ;
Mlscell•neou. 111 f'
IS Some-one stealing )'Our '
gas? Can't tlttp at nii,.111 ? ~
\\"e have a $1.Th !lure CUN'. l
Simple & easy lo lnatall,
safeguard )WI' gu with our 1 siphon proof spring loaded
"Tankguard". Send check l
or money order to BaUey :
f\larint', 1102 Eaat
Wuhington, Santa Ana.
C..lif 92701.
64U500 LA Timts auto roole. Ap-for Sun or day oH. Pref EMPLOYf\fENT SALESMEN TELEPHONE work, $1.75 -rp us.~ "I
AI.DE Oerlt, adWt resident prox. 2 hJ"5 per morning, si~e matuft woman or LIBERAL BENEFITS \'~ I .. ~ In the ~·t t per hotD" 341 Bayside Dr MATERIAL • 1000 a Ol NEW ,.._ .. , ..• ~, f·-lt·-, care center. 1-!ature woman, prefer adult wlecon. car. ;.i.ith grown family le O'o\'TI Tu)' no .......... """ l N.B sr~ ' ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply. ..........., """"" .............. "'
I BUY!!
Hn 7:30 to 4 & J:30 to Mid-szs. per mo, 8-17~ tJ'1lMpon.tion or easy bus Please Aµply Or Call n,ea w!1unv~f°" ~ch · · · · wood, alum shtetlna:, mold· appliances or will sell for )'OU "'""'· ....._ oont.1 A"'"""' ""· ""'mi. --ROYAL INDUSTRIES tnt":: "'" eaft Phil M~ , TELLERS ~~·,rem ~~RPLus ~::!!~~~!,ON ~ Apprentice B•ker Petiodontist needs exper. HOUSEKEEPER/ Namee, VJLL.\GE REAL Expel' only need apply 6461616 •
Or Journeyman B.lker f/time asst. Expanded COOK 2040 E. ~r Rd. ~ATE, 96J.4567. • s.Curlty P•clflc · 2:., So~~i ~· all 6 or Sunday,
Salary ap;en. Apply, Sextant duties oppar. H.B. area. full charge of house & cook· Santa Ana _ 540-3210 RECEPTIONIST $500 N•tlon•I B•nk n': 546-103' 839-097'1 or !)G.3050
Restaurant, 630 Newport Cn4) 96:Hi671. Ing for family of 3, Live out Equal Oppor ...• 1ployer m/I TYPING, Fml Ore Appear. 550 Newport Center or ---Behind Tony's BJdJI:, 1ztat'I. '
·cenler Dr., N.B. DENTAL Assist., X-R.ay but avail to live in°" oc-F~ P$ld/AlllO Ftt Jobs (Fashion Islandl' C•m•r•t & FINE QUALITY PERSIAN
ASSI' MANAGER Ncewportha iraCld el. p,.644-0595fer_ Exp., ca.slon. 5 day wk. must Machlnlst AMl. '5 ht WESTCLIFF Equal, N~ ... E'm'hployor Equipment 808 RUGS. ,.
en er drive, exp! req, $!iOO per Temporary graveyd shlft to -67'5-3m Indus. Engineer $13K Penonnel Agency ASAI-II PENTEX SB 11 \\·/ Akhavl Orient.I Ru1s. :
train for auistant manager. DISHWASHER H~~SEKEEPER & child Ex. Sec'y to pres. $750 fMark Ill Center> - -Sf.ICT SOmm, n .4 len:o;. & 81i N. La Cienega Blvd ~
Jack In the Box, U05 Baker Days. Apply lri ptrson ...,._ II·-In m d•~ pvt File Ofrk S500 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. 1(1111111'$ SMCT 13Smm, f'2.5 lens. (213) 659-4480 1
St, 01 Dick Church's Rest, ... .., .. , ~.. ' -n7. .....--• Dictaphone Opr. $4Th ' s.&2-8836 ,,....U $175 both. 548.6129 STEREO ooMOle In early : room & tv. N.B. Some Clrl Frida $500 --~~=~==-AUTO SAlESMEN 2liS8 Newport Bl, C. M. ' English nee. UXJ mo. Mn:. Bllllna ~I~ Opr S500 RECEPTIONIST D I A J bl CANON FX. 35mm, SLR, American wood, am · f n1 :•
Need Jor one of Orange DREAMS bigger than your Long, 673-9114. P~I aerk $51S Ba.yiilde OHices \\'ed. & • Q camera, wll.4 Canon lens. radio, turn table $7S. Large •· ·
County's leading Pontiac paycheck! Want to ertab. H 0 u 5 EKEEPER/Babysit· Clerk ""~!:Ill 1500 Thurs only. :ritust be at· 1a • • ,13'.l, ~ n10dern picture .$25. Slab
Dealers. New or Used car thRt 2nd tncome' If )'Oil ter. 1-fon thru Fri, 7 to 4:30, Dental 'F:nt Office to S600 lnctlve, "'"II groomed, & • Furniture · 110 bench $l0, M2-382f> ~ ~st" Ex~~ !::_~n g e have 6-8 hnl per ·wetk. I'll own transp. N.B. Rrfa req. Secretary/Insur 10 SJTS enjoy meellrnl: people. Ex· TEMPO oHf'TII a truly unlque•I'-.;.;._""-='------"-' OIL pa Int In Ifs, orig. •
u1:-11e its. ......~.e .... ""' or show you how Call 639-6123 SJ~7 aft 4 or wknds. General Office · S·l50 perience & Ille typing re-& time uvlng opportunity 8' GOLD velvet aola, 2 grttn Seascapes, I and at: a Pe!!,
not, we will tnlln. Ask for · · HOUSEKEEPER Call Jeannie Sisco qull'ed. Call lltn Davis. for skilled . . . . . velvel chain, 3 commode abstracts, etc. Comm . ~
Andy ' El t • It Sid Hoffma.n GU-lfiai 'for inleniew. KEYPUNCH tables. King headboard. 536-5!11
DAVE: ROSS ec f0ftlC 4 ""· 5 da>" wk; $3 hr. Udo NEWPORT RECEPTIONIST SECRETARIES Like ""w, m"'' "11 · LATE ..-1 GE """'""" PONTIAC Isle. 642-6830. m-arn> frig $100 Si t ' Personnel Agency young dynamic E~ firm Who want dlgnlfled & ;:.;.;:.;::.;;:..______ re . . mmona 1\71 ~HarborBIYd. Assemblers ILLUSTRATOR -technical 8 attkll sharp. ~ble in· stimulalfl11t long or lhort ~tETAL Craft dinette aet, bed $50. 1n4l 846-3538 after :
Costa ~fesa 546--8017, & commercial. Pasteup and W Dowr Dr., N. • div. to handle front desk & term a.s~ignments • few oval table, 4 chain. 1 leaf. _600p'=m~·==~-,,.-----c AVON some Inking. ST:>-7300. 6C2.Jl70 learn the escrow business. days coupie week• or few IWl')'lorange $.3l aft SP~I f.i..EcrRIC impact "'nflt'h
.umn'fOUS? ENTHUSJAS. TRAINEE POSITIONS INSPECTOR Salray to $fiOO. call Coas!nl montlis . you decide! Now """''1'-'"6=25::.·------S30.: car nnalyz.er SIS.; rec· •
TIC? You would make a Circuit Asaembly Corpora· For electronics fl.rm In O.C. Management Trne $525 Personnel Agency, ~. you ("an . OAK Roll Top Desk, 5' long, ord player $10.; s· bar table •
perfect Awn Representa· :;.n ~~iate~~~~
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Airport a.re~·_] rain e e carttr Minded 2790 Harbor Blvd, Of APPLY BY PHONE S.top. Good con,~ t 16~ n . $35., 492-1949. ..
live. You can run your own nspector. uuuu \\"Orking WESTCLIFF RECEPT • SECTY Cull 540-4450 & Let us know Private party. _.., rm. DRAFTING TABLE · :
business, schedule.your own ~~-=~t worktnc con· concla IE benefits. Applicant Personnel Ag:ency Parof...Lltne .. M.D.'1 ofc., call wh11.t your skills are. No ·Afters: 54&-8625 Hamllton 44X72 & draft ,
houn &: make the most of a APPLY may apply at SAE Advanc· f~fark III Center) 546-0'l31 , 6 to 9 PM need to come In personally · LA·Z.BOY Recliner, dark maQI $150. BABY CRIB, • 1
real earning opportWllty. Orult Asatmbly Corp. ed Packaging, 30!IO Airway lGal E. F.dlnger, S.A. RECEIVING Clerk, 10 un-until we have the 'just right' gold Hercukm, xlnt coocl, dUc. S45. 833-9649 •,
Ca.II 54().700. 3169 Redhill Ave, oma f\fesa Dr., C.M. 540-SZ6 542-8836 pack & mark in \\"Omens ap-spot for you! S70, Upholslem:l. Tub chair,
BABYSITI'ER • for our 540-5490 Classified ads sell big items, ?i-1ATURE 1\'0man needed tor pare!, lQam-4pm f\.fon/Fri, NEVER. A FEE AT TEMPO. dark brown $25, 645-4228
home. Reliable, to watch 1 F.qual Oppor. Employer small item• or any Jtem. housekeeping work. T. 3 $2.25 hr, no exp nee, phone Tempo Tempor•ry H1lp * Loveseat &. llOfa. Never
yr. old boy. M·F, M . $1/ht. Just call &t2-5678! shift. Full or plllme. for Interview. n4-556-8681 . used. Very gd. qual. Custom
Near Newpt. Blvd & 23rd, Help W1nt9d, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Sawyer Home, &f&..6TI6 uk for Gary TURRET LATHE CPR made. Usually hm. 968-7910.
C.M. 833-M55 MGMT TRAINEE RESTAtTRANT H.ELP. ~tale Eii>er. Only those attk:lng LT. wood table, 4 chain, $35.
BABYSITTER needed for 3 So. Orange O!ty, ambitious, & female. Part time days. long t~ employment 1\'/ Sofa & chair $50.
DALI Etching $65, Renoir ..
Etclting $75, Bradbury OU
$150, Brandt Watercolor,
$350, pvt ply, 53.5--5095
12" PORTABLE Color TV.
$1BO, Kin& bed $98, dbl bl'd '
$68, All near new, Pool
table, fair. s~. &C--0406 clilldren <. 5 & 8 tn walldng EJEOUTIYES-IAJIA8ERS ·-•h• five fiM•-In-Apply •I ""'''" King, >l!S <>lab. !>mt •ho"l<l •pply. 645-8234 distance of Mariners ~...._I -·~~ · •--Harbor Col:ta J.-1esa Tapma1lc, Corporation ~_, • come. Call l!tr. Campbell at ' · 1851 Kellerinr St GOLD leaf end tb\s, cost $100 CITIZEN band gear. Bue, ·
PhotteaJterS,30pmM!Hllll "JOB OPPORTUNITIES" Sl4-<!lXXI RETAIL SALES !rvi"' ,,,.._ co,.elll30oa.72!N.C:O..l moblleo II"'""· wolkk·: BABYSI'ITER Wanted 8:30-?iiEDICAL front office recep. P/time. Mon·Frl 11-Zpm. Sat Blvd., Lq Bch. 494-&m. talkie. Crystals. co-ax clc.
5, m)' home, a.rt 5 ar Oonbt. Experienced &: 9:30-4:30pm. Apply. in TYP IST-PART-TIME .SOf°A bed, king n, br"O"Nn & not 536-0983. '
......... S43-"8l $15M-$75M Range mature. Jlo1uat know peg penon, Newport Statiooers, Xlnt opportunity for mature, while plad. Roll arms. nso. POOL Table, oomple!e, Call '
BABYSITl'ER. ln our home boarlj. call between 2 I-4 4229 Birch St. NB. resporutlble 1\'0lllan w/prov.97 :;'";';:46:=l"ol:=t :!6P:"';..==='-'..._..,,;,;:' ,:":":'=====:;!".
for 1 yr old, tn.nlportaUon wk-days, 642-8566 • SALES e en iki~,_a.ccuracy 1.: ..,.
req, SU.38S5 . UU.llls.NHOTIAIU MESSENGER., p/ttme batil:' CAN USE EXTRA P.JONEY! -a touch of !he artlstk·. Houni -,c-::='7--::-:=:-:=:---------.,
... ,._ Yo11 UntrnplovM No-Ar• Yo. s •• 111119 A Chrrit• $2/hr + mileaae. f\fust PART TIME!' 12-4 PM. Write aaultled rSEEK & FIND'
-W•rriN Ab.ut Yout A9..-Tlr.4 of l rok•n Prolfli••-have own car. Female 17·23. Sure you can, you're no dl!· Ad No. 74. Dally Pilnl. P.O.
U11tl•c:ld•d A• To A Ptopt r c.,.,,, .. •f Ac.tio-Call '-fr. Sullivan for appt. ferent trom anyone else. If Box 1560 Dally Pllol ;=.::::::=:..:=.:..=='----------. Chess Terms
CCETAMHCEHCMEEUQOPC * Wollpopor Hong•r * • c. Reblw 646-2449
BAKERS '
HELPER AAE YOU VHDt:lt ,AID7
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Bn-1390. you at-e willing to pUl a lit·).,.,..,.,.·.,..,,.,..,..,.,...)
MOLDERS EXPER lie time & effort In our ~ . ' business. from your home
For fast growtng fibet'Jllass or through )'llUr contac:UI.
boe.l co. Applyotn peraon 11, you can make a comfortable
Clipper Marine Corp., 1919 Income. We are· an in·
£. Occklental SI. Santa 1emational company In the
Ana. entertalnmenl industry. We
M ODEL·Atlractlv e, will tho"' )'Oil how lo sell
wholesome, "boa.t oriented" easily 1<t ettectJvely. No
for new publication. A ge hard sell, this It a quality
3).27. (TI41 642-$364, product. backed \\1th In·
MOTEL ~laid, will tn:ftr."Ap. lt:grlty. Cnll 1714) 991·1!).;(l
ply Jn pe;r&0n, Costa Meu betwttn 9 11m & 12 noon
EAHPRCAPC R DTHROBOAH
Plaster, P•tch, R•lr
PATCH PLASTERING
All types. Fl'ff estimate•
Call~
L.lt. 0'115 PLUMBING
Rcmodelll • Repairs. Water
Matera, .d1lpola\I, tumaces,
dabwuhn. 64).G63 M/C • BIA. Complete: Plumbing
Service. Uc. mti!K.
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ahincJea, rock. comp tree ext, Llc. 16113 .
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FAR WEST SERVICES
PIE PUNT
1672 Reywolch
Santa Ana
' ' IF YOUR .ANSWERS ARE TRUT"FUL
-WE CAN HELP YOU
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YOU SHOULD KNOW e Th• Mtttr i•D• •r• 11•! •d••rth.d e Tlii"' •tty proft•ti•11•I i11fl11t11ct h •oin•tirnt1 11•Ctt· .. .., e &•tti'Jlt ..._ ri9ht doon op•11, •f th• rltht l••t l r••
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NO COST IXICUTIVE INTERVllW
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Trivia?.
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NURSES SECTY .• part time, 10 ,to til
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to read th•
Dally Pllar's
entfftCllnment
pa91-ry
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1 BN:a. LVN.:1 PnlC'S noor:1 2'n~i1nq~·:64U~~m_,._~=~-1.,,..,...,.o--
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St., Sullf' D, c.~f. $15.9361 .......................... o;-;,;·--....... -.... --... or 833-2366.
NURSING, RN
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wtc. Hwrtington Beach Conv.
Hoopltal, 181ll Flotida St,
H.B. IMT..astS.
NURSES Akiel, 7-3 • 3.-<U thllll. Exper. prel' d. Hun-
tineton Beach Con v .
Hc.pltal, mu F1otlda St ..
H. 9. 117-3015.
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TOMOnOW: S..19d C..ns -• To ordr:r 1ny Of al of lhe expanded "Seek A Fmct" llook1",
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COlll'lZr!: Ham Station. • PIANOS 1 ;;s-~;;:;;;-;d"'~l;;d"~'"~'""=;;;;·~m~I~~~~.·1=112=-=FO-l ...... D~,.IAN TORINO 1· 1·-7··2-1FiOID. GR_ AN TORINO = :.':'J. ~:,,~~ • OIGANS l~P ~~.r:~ =-..... ~-.Top 'PASSENGER':TATION WAGON 'PASSENGER STATION WAGON ~~Aloi l old• band. ~ N ...... 'tll t ._.,., racor, boom. Olwen await !IOi-'1000 I cJd Va.&,ble l"'---•a51..cld~\18:.JEE:Jn~gi:U·~~--:--:-..f--·~,._,<#f* """~ Sifi •11rs!1t;-liiii;"l""1~S150!!:~~ '!:ti"~ im DODGE ll3llO vAJ<, •"· c~Matlc Tnnunla•---,lon-Cnllle-0-Ma\ic Transmlsalon
NYLON Ca<pet _...,..,.,,. Rentals fnlll $5 SIS-l487 p/b, lliO V-1, '""''" '" Power Steering Power Steering '!' -133 ,....SS ot I ,_ MdNTOSH MXll~ MAC 240, -· ..... JS.OOO mt. Power Brakes, Dile Front Power Brakes, Disc Front
-•· -Iha& carpet. 170 e Pl I G -~ Teac '"10' Sony TC *' -wbll, $3100, 6*-1281/ P Tailgate Wind Power Tailgate Window
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)Vdl OI 2 tooe Celadon •not ,_, Pioneer PL 50: Dynaco Pat· call bet 7. 9:SOPM ~Ramo . OW
·-. !LINEN DRAPERY ALL MAJOR BRANDS 4. 2MK !Vi Roclltineor Xi ORANGI ' COUNTY'S '71 DODGE !i Ton. v.a. AM Radib , SPEaALJ. lUb mtrrora. New Splnett trom •••• 1595 OHM-F. Sanford 557-3126. or Crpt'd • Pttll'd. Ma 1 Alt CondJUoner Atf\-CondiUoner
. 64i-2255 ot -U.ed lr<>m ............ lS5 •<"1<1140-1~ .. Ulli5 NEWJIST-iUZUKI _ =-'°nt OOltd. !2000. El'l~Jdedlum.mue 1---:Cl>lor-Medium Blu~-· ..,.-----~a:~!f ~U:~~:~ -~~o~~:~~ 1z -m !IS DEALIR--·-HI cen-5111_7E,895SD •• i · Ucens~S1118Eis IO
L purifier elemlnatea dust e Or9en1 ,,.. \t v.. ACOS WI NEID YOUR t • .
POU•• °""' & •a"•· ALL MAJOR BRANDS ,'------' MK 7 BULT CADILLAC See at Employee Parking !ol, DAILY PILOT, See at DAILY PILO'l'Employee Parking Lot,
S4H3fl Wurlll.t" w/.ny INewl 1499 ' IN STOCK 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa, Monday 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa, Monday DRAPE.S. WOVEN wooos, Thorna• ... (Usedl ·-·. S195 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 ~· :i,s;, ~!t model can. through Friday. Call 642-4321, aak for Mrs. through Friday. Call 642-4321, ask for Mrs. CARPETS, UPHOLi'I'ERY Lowrey w/sym tNewl $213$1·-------· G
Fre e E1t, Trained e FREE• 1
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2255 Hlirbor Blvd.,C.M. ~~or~~PP l!~G~r~ee~nrn~a~n~·~C:J~~~~§~~C:J'.!!l~!!!reenmj~an~.!!=::!!~~§2!!!!!!:==~ Decoraton:. 5 4 8-8 9 41, Org•n Le1son1 F=~~~ 9 w :":°b Autos, lmperhd '71 Autos, lmportecl '71 Autos, lmpoited 970 Autos, Used 990
l/621-f16' FULLERTON MUSIC children. 49'l-9662. ~-= ~ = --~-'-----
Mlocen1nooU1 IJ191 Eucl". Fn-··ta1n v.u.,, , y,, old t•m. •mall German ~'!'!!'"!!!'!'!!!"!!'"!"""'l'". DATSUNc OPEL VOLVO
Wanted 120 122 N. ~~?~'Wlorton ~~ro~11:1.' children. '73 "'° CRMX """"" •lnt WILL BUY YOUR •71 OPEL '74 YOLYO CHEVROLET
I-===---...:.;:;; 171· 1805 cute, lovable, cocbpoo all ~-~tras:, .. !':-,?Z .':f ~ ~=~=~~==-1 DATSUN, TOY OT A 4 door. UIOO aeries. RadJo, * U.S. COINS * _ .. 8 Id 0 ' w...._,., · OR VOLKSWAGEN low mileage. Only 16,000
Seo To Afiproclal•
'68 Camaro , RS. All extras
incl. P/S, P/B, air, auto,
radio, vinyl top, etc. Atuat
&ell $12$. 963-U21.
Singlff & Collectiona 'PIANOS-ORGANS ~~~-7~446~·~-~~·~~·~mo~o~, ~wkencl.s anytlme IMMEDIATELY PAID FOR OR NOT. WILL mlln.Goodgurnlle~.By Top S Pald. 962-o709 a.. c.:::::c:::=,..=~°""'--FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS P.AY TOP DOILAR. CALL owner, 979-S'Th.1. Jc thnJ fl. 5162.-7689 New & Used. Grtnt ~Jec:uun. 250 YAMAHA. Hi&h comp. Call or come ln to Re us. KENT AU.EN. 540-0U2. --=====--1
SILVER COINS Con)pehtlvr •"""· Open 1 ll~I ,,.ad, cl>amber, port•d, PEUGEOT
Best Deal Anywherol
LEASE OR IUY.
All Models! OIEVEI.J..E '65 Convertible.
Rwis &OOd $350. P C Em .• St.tndll.YS. The t>Kt ,... ... ....... Good cond. Make oiler. '70 DATSUN P.U. AYIN~ PRI E (left.ls nrt' always at; . 846-6549 VERY a..EAN. R.U NS NEW PEUGEOT DEAN LEWIS
WANTED' Gudcy""· wwk· Wallichs Music City iiiiiiiiii ''72=-~~Yc;AMAHA°'M=t.,..'-,,u125"'.---•E>=':')1 ll450. i:.'"'W..:..-DEALER
Ing or not. Rea110nable. Sot.Ith Coast Plaza ,540-2$30 .......... , U1 ae · .,.,.,, _ YOLYO
833-1898
I CHRYSLER
64S-5848 Pm, General ·ISO best ofter., 673-7573 alt 12 240 z •n : Perfect c..'000. Red.
OFFSET Pia" Burner and Sporting Goods 830 * Secur1~ Pet Prod. * l:m~o~~ C~~. ~j 3100 W, ~~~" N.B. = =· ~rr!: Orig.
Complete Sale• and Service.
50 c.on1pacl1 on dlspla,y. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&ft1'i3 '57 CHRYSLER. 56.IOJ miles.
E:(cellent condition. Ne w
tires. ~. 644-0154. light tabl• wa,.od. WANTED to b"y older"""'· Bed 28c lb. Cott. ob. ""' Lorey -· 646-1147. TOP CASH SSS • RAT * m4~ * Pleue call lb. D.H.L.'a $2.50. 10/more
COINS '64 &. before, $4.2S for , . 548-9617 $2. M7-3977 1418 E. Mobile Hornet 935 paid fol' t.tsed AMC or Jeepsl----4-0-M-PG----1
PACIFIC MOTOR ·12 wagon, flle1 lojec1et1.
IMPORTS auto, AM·FM, eto., 14,[,00 mt Must aell., Immae.,
PEUGEOT/SUBARU -OVER h1 boo k.
CONTINENTAL
Sl. $1.75 for Halves. Wllshfre SA ,..,. E'l-t ·~ -· l ---~-~7227c TV, ,R•dio, HIFJ, LGEi. d~ needs temporary MOBILE HOME ;'e b;;'11.f :°Ji':. ~i 1557 W. Uncoln Ave., 673-8760 '73 TOWN Coupe. Loadl'd, 2
Muslc•l ln~trumenttm Ster.JO 136 ho me. Raise w/children, FOR SALE: AMC/JEEP mechanical cond. Exterior
ZENITif, RCA A: SYLVANIA ~pay. 84&-65n ar_. SILVERCREST 1969 Harbor Blvd. C.M. I'Ot.lghh•ate; AM~(.Fmt ,.uradlo no&
Anaheim ~·l'v°"o"L°"v"°o°"1oc-v-.,.-c-,-,LM,_..,t,..o°'f,..t""he Dr, Speed control. Air Cand. ~ •65 o:.•• Mech Special Boue Pa I n t , •n MOD, 304 Lo miles, """"' ones, "" · AM/1' .. M v.ith tape pl~r,
telcvlsk>ns & 11tereos. Priced .,.,..1 _.. MOBILE HOME " .... -less than the discounter! 20, 53, 2 BD 2 BA carp \VE woo.Id Uke to buy )'Otll' reAAOnable offer refused
excels JO MPG. $1500 tirm. pert. 25 MPG. A real beau-originally sold Ior $9000.
900-1248 t;y. $600 nrm. 495-5463 eve. A.liking only $6001. pri. pty.
with 3 yr picture tube 1 yr DOG OBEDIENCE CLA.$ x • • " old cars, please call thla around $500. Call B 111
"CONN" Tenor sat "White" parts &: selVlcie. 19" &: TO Start Wed, April 3td draped. blt·ins., re~ number Monday • Friday 675-0970 or 67S-871&.
Soprano sax, 'f B 1 rd·· Jan::er color sets are in the Newport}~ area. washer' ~ect. dcyer, kl SanHipm for lmmed I: treel~~~J':--:A"G=U""A"""R;--
GUITAR Martin 0.35
12 Siting W/eaM, $500
646-9019 eves. PORSCHE Autos, Used 990 1 ~",,.~"°'=·-----
• CASH PAID FORD
portable respirator 545-5604. delivered & set-up. AJI Ctll 546-4928 for D> ll11' ~.. .!~· pickup, Ml-3007. . ock '· clock, •lotaie abed, UUJU" I ~-~~WE"="~·-=----1 --------PORSCHE 72• 9UT, Coopo FOR YOUR JUNK CAR ---1.tags, 5 spd, am1lfn stereo, 19n FORD
0ffice Furnltvrl/ modd'--1':.ls !!' __ ,_ •t,. P'i:m : GREAT DANE, 1 yr, male, acaped pa&. Three yn. oJd ... nv.RTEDu AOTOS '73' • XJ-6 Sedan, k1W ml, E I 124 .a-)'· ........,, lawn, Xlnt dllpo. Needs • like nu. Located 1n new lPJ.rv , Burgundy w/Blk interior,
xlnt eond, Konl aupeeulon, • &f2.m:> K•lly .,.... on tan. pvt pty, BUICK COUNTRY SEDAN -'"q"u-"p".-----::U,rm;~Z: ~~ ~j'. large yard SPCA 49f-1512. aduJt pk. away ~~ no
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1",_>' Bl!ST PRICES PAIDI Bektw Book. 6,000 mi
OKS. $1.5 qp Ex~ 1wl chn ABC Color TY. 19046 WHITE AJ&han. lttale. All f l. One-hall bl. ""'" c UOP 0..n Lewis Imports 557-3673
$8001. nH6Z-rn2 alts WAGON
PORSCHE'68-912-Maroon, '69 Buick Skylark Custom 2 VS engine
$15125, Secy chn $8124. Brookhurst or 0021· AUanta. papet1, reglst.. Best offer. house. Sl5,49'J, Call EVES. E66 Hubor. C.M. 646--930: :::;;'-""J-=E~N=s=E=N~--
Pierce 861 W. 19, CM, Hun~on Beach. 9684329 Call 963-66al 213.QM-4690,. 697·7152. CA.SH FOR
excepfional cond, xtru, lo dr Extremely Sharp. LO\v L'rUlseOmatlc tl'&Jllimission
mllh, $5,DI. ph SSS.85!:111 mll ... e. Plush interior, t'oY,·er steering
64i.J40ll or 962-5559. . PARTI· POODLE, 6wks okl, CAN IE SEEN AT: YOUR CAR
AM·FM stereo/ g trk:, Uke S25 CRESTMONT 5tfr7070 JENSEN
·INTERCEPTOR
Large Selepion
of Colors
Immediate Delliery
FULL SERVICE
DEPARTMENT.
POY.·er brakes 1960 PORSCHE. New paint vinyl top, fuU power ac· .. : _ .. ·,;~ ·
Oean. Must sell. Call (Il4) ecsaorie$ Slf,00. 546--3104 A~ ;"dk:....,'}.!.llg COMP?' equlpt omce, 11
11lP nu) Exec dtsk,
Creden;a, chn, files, pk·
tlll"eA Etc, $500. 644--7348
Ple ... /0.pne 126
raetory insfa.lla.tion. in'Yot.tr'!' 549-4282 ESTATES Autos, Imported 970
Car dc:ilen cba'.rge you Hol'lff 156 lCfil Site Dr., Brea. CCentrall---'--'-----
$459.95 -this week $2.00. in· Ave. acrou from Brea VERY UNUSUAL · '
stalled with Jensen 1pkn. THOROBRED Hunters Comm. ·Hosp.) Lot .#.<tfi '73. Avenger, cuatom built.
_!!0-9549. '70 BUIC".: Skylark GS. Power rear wlndow
'70 9UE. App. aroup, xas, am/tm, ale, front disc $1795 " ~
stabar AM/FM·atereo, Best briUI, auto, -Moving; must See at DAILY PrLOT Em·
ofter 496-3065 eve. sell: m~. ploye Parking: I.DI, Monday
$5. mo. -iftlk~fiikr CDNTACT RAY. PK. ltfOR., Must see to a.ppree. BcKt
COAST ,MUSIC .. "US A St.,.. ~"'~r~•=how!n~.;;g~. =~=-== ou ... 30 mpg, alt. 6 o•
Newport Blvd at Harbor • 1 179 E. 11th st, C.M. Call ~2571 '68 UNIV. 20'x57' 2BR/2BA, 1_w_.,,_k_•_od_s';;, 675-<046==··--NEWPORT · Su.Alu n Plymouth Duster. 6-cyl. through }'riaay, 3:IO West
· Auto trans. A Real lttlleage llay Street, Ccmta Mesa. __ S_AA_B_S_U_BA __ R_U__ Getter-Super Sharp! Fint 64:.14321, Ask for flfrs. Green·
eo.ta Mesa .i.. ~2442 p O N Y P l n t o , x I n t den, In adJt pk, 968-5925/ BMW
642-2S5l 3721 S. ttristol (2 blks N. of w/ehlldren, good on trail.1 .,;962;::,;·384=1~-----J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; IMPORTS REN" ULT $1700 offer takes. 546-8104 man. ~ CADILLAC WANTED: 1947·1956 2 ch· Yamahi. Pianos I. Qra:ans South Colllt Plaza). Sound. 13hands, 833-3087 Motor Homes
Featurtna Koh I er &: S56--0t20 TO good home only, all S I /'R t MO
FRON'1' \,KJ:.:.e:L DRIVE J.t .. o1'd Station Wai on
·fu:ADQUART .. .'RS w/stralght body, &ood 1.n-Campbell a: allD Evtrett MEOIT. 25" color tv, 19" around hor'se. R1bbon win· • • en ..-IUlO flt 3100 'fl. Co"'..St Rivy., N.B.
P1ano1 Z..rulh pnn•bl" 12.'15. tor "'" 551~161 * RENTALS* . BAVARIAN ___ '42·"!15~--Dlck Miiier Moto1"1 72 CADILLAC tenor. Mech. not lmporumt.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS both. 646-8313 Mon/Fri 'All brands· 23-26' MH's, JB.. M & i MAZDA l'ro BUY PIANO FOR 19" Zenith Remote, O:ilor TV 1 II~) 21' M1nl'1, Van, oonver'1. ; '•
CASH. • $150. ...:::r,11;"-.. "Fully '""ipped, air, very SEE THERXA
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LL NEW * 547.9445 * 548-6529 . clean." Now aeceptillg late
model comlgninenta.
Dale'• M.H.' Rentals ~ IMMEDIATE BNtl, Gener1I 900 Santa Ana, 8J8.0900 New •n B.lv•rl••
l'loew U vsetl i. .. 1.,01·\lf X1n ti73-4266 alt. 8P.M~---I 120 W .. Warner al :;o. idain CJ1e DeVllle,. 2 Or. 't '70 MAVER!~-air to
Santa Ana ""7.2llJ cond. Many xtras. Vinyl too, !Wl>, , au , ~ leather upbol, tilt whl, lo mileage, clean, best TOYOTA a/oond, cllmat• oootrol. oller. by 3112. 6'2-<697
stereo rad. w/ tape, 6 way 'St FORD $3'.lO or besl oUer,
pwr seats. Will sell for needs body work, 842-8295 ONE YEAR
WARRANTY
•1i TOYC)'.TA
.<XKI. Contact Personnel .,.....,, · UNCOLN.
SCR·A~-LETS
I ANSWERS
1973 2T WI NNEBAGO at HUGE SAVINGS! DELIVERY
\W.:\'!:.'°:.';.~rythlng 1974 BMW• '73 DEMO CLEARANCE
RENT me '.73 Explorer 24' Bavarlas, 3.0SAs &. 2002s NOW IN PROGRESS ~ .. !'.' 8, =. .. ,.. tor Imm ...... d<llvery ' SA YE $$S
Typist -Rouse -Plume -Auta hrvice.. rarts 949 5 Y1'· or so,())) mile v.'9J'l'ant,y -
Biibo• Boy Club
12'n \V. Coallt Hwy, NB CORONA SEDANS 1973
Several nice ones to cll005e _ --.-- - --LINCOLN from all equipped with aut~ ~----..-..... matlc, .. ,-.., air oond, 72 CAD SED. DEV. CONTINENTAL
For on Id ln W_.. Yttrld
Cell M,lry lelh '42.s671, ext. 1."0 E';.Pf:~UP:~Rlpinpl of 1968 ~O eonv. :rn, aloo1la:l~ri"B~'!!~ 11'°'-il'
loquaclooft Wonfen Ub~ra on ·auto. Needl motor work. rfffli'I
TV the other night. r· think Molol' done out of car. $500 OPai'SUNDAYS
radio, etc. All priced below 4 Or. In xln't oond. Lo mi's. 4 Dr. ToWJlClll'. Xln't amd.
the cost of a new 1974. Many ~. Vinyl top, FuJly equipped. Llhr inter, SEE THEM NOW . . DRIVE ln.ther u'phol, Ult whl, . vinyl rQOf, apeed control,
ONE .•• Bl "ii ONE • , , a/cond, dimate control, i way pwr seats, amJ(m
11tereo rad. w(bl:pe, 8 way ?ad. w/stereo tape. Will
pwr seats. W'ill sell for aell for $5495. Contact
M,000. Contact Personnel Personriel Manager, · BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA Be A Designer Carefree Crochet they should be called WO. """ ...
J.IEN "UPPERS." firm. 543-.-io~. i= [j 12001 E. First St., Santa n:: a Ma.nuer, · B"•lboa Bly Club
Be a ~r -enoose
ftum 5 neekl~'!es tor 21(>-
front printtilA d'rcss or ltrnic
plus panl5. &r.v one versloi1
now, anothet' next !leit!io(.111,
Send! Print ed Pattern 91::18 :
Half Sia:et 10~. 12~. 14\.i ,
161Ai. ll"i, 20~. MlsteA'
Slut 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18.
~t,;£~~;;~~~a.d: ._ ..... 11~1?7': *~~!j!ri•ry* B•lbo1 B•Y Club J.22i W. Coast Hwy, N.B,
546-4990. ·~ ~ . 36 l\IONTHS OPEN WASE
* BOAT WAXING * An1Jqun}Cll!Jc1 ftJ 25402 Mo..-t• Parkway ~ ~it,~ti~
1221 W. ('.M11t Hwv, NB ' '
'74 TOYOTA ' CAMARO •
Ev•" m1451 Mlsslon Viejo , . Besl DHI AnywheHI BY OWNER ·--••/Me••.. ENGUSH Cab eo·. pond• 831·IDIO • 495-4849 • Hunt Be·~ch LEASE oR TRADE '" cAMARo Rs --.-car, 3 dr v.•/meter. diesel, USE AVERY PWY EXIT. • a Equip ~ n""" "•"""""" "•" NI/ff!! All Moclelsl Factory Air FIELD ;.NKS. t'l8 gal, .;·;:;;;D;:-;·;;.;;;.:.... ORANGE G~NT"f'S MAZDA DEAN' LEWIS n~·~ ...
Tempo Long O'ill&e. IIT 17 compl restored. $3,<m. call OLDE T . Auto. Trans.
""""" long. 175 •L 1-Js ro11 .. t. ....-& · ro·YOTA ,,,..,st .. "•• / gal. Tri Bow Tank $Ul5. RecrutiGnal 17331 Bead! Bl. 842-6006 Power Brakes • Disc Front ~i'r:~~ J,.~";,"'ow. Yehlcln 956 MERCEDES BENZ 1966 !!ari>o•, c.M. "~""" r.':.'' w'""°"'
30" BOAT Levelen, Electric '64 SCOUT 4 x 4 rollbar, TRIUMPH Console
'!'rim Tabs, new-1175. """'· cloth top, now '"'""''· 1 50 USED Wood Grain St"'ring \Vhoel
557-4758 ttblt ruMIDg gear, 24 mpg, 1974 BMW's MERCEDES _M_O_V-IN_G_M_U_S_T_S_E_L_L ~'.-..,,...,Save• s ...... Bo.ts, Power 906 $1585. 810 Victoria. CM ~ .......... ~Wh .. I Drive 961 1n stock ready for Immediate ON DISPLAY '60 TR3 TRIUMPH. Reblt Used Only 10,000 mi lyr
17' Glasspar, reblt 75 hp o/b
all elec, custom trlr, bait
tank. Make off 581Hi842. .
&o.t1,, Sill 909
delivery. E);cellent savings efli", good cond. $800. or 1bJ.a cu 111 a very cle11.n ·n TOYafA, Land cruiser, on remaining 1973 modela. best 01fer. 67U317 anyUme. turquoise with a black vinyl
Excel cond many extras SALES-SERVICE·LEASING '73 DATSUN PICKUP •n TRIUMPH Spllfire low ton and Is :nrlced w11.y helO\v
Aft S. 534-226.s ., OVERSEAS DELIVERY . Camper shell, Heavy Dt.tty ml, clean, $2295 or be'st of· Bluebook at n:·;. Call own-
Truckl 962 ROY CARVER, Inc. R•ar Step Bum..,., jun~r i.r. Privat• Party. '34-0137 " !J6l.'121. . =--
MUSTANG
1969 ?o.1USTANG; VS, air cond,
PIS. P/B, auto. b'allll.., vinyl
top. 1 O"'?l(!r. Must see.
Call 546-5173 aft. 5 p.n1.
'66 MUSTANG Fastback 289
Full po\\W $650. Xlnt COD·
dlUon. MS-GOO aft.5
OLDSMOBILE
Sales A SP:vice OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCKS
HONDA CARS
UNIVERSITY OLDS
:.!850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Z..tesa 540-9640
'70 OLDS 88, 2 dr, V·8, air,
xlnt c.ond, full ps tank.
67J.-.&1Dll aft 5.
FLYING Junklr. 2 jlbll, 1 ROLLS ROYCE BMW West Coast Mitton, radio, aft 6. MUST SELL
main & spinnaker, pole, new '73 FORD COURIER 234 E. 17th St. heater• only l8,7oo JOLKSWAGEL '68 ca.ma.ro RS. C.ean. Tur--------
procter '"'.A" spar. Trailer. 7,000 mi, auto trans, mag Costa Mesa • 546-4444 (250HEW) 5 .. • " quol!e w/blk. vinyl top. 327 'TI PINTO. R/H, nu trans,
PINTO
$1000 or oiler. Sus an v.'hl!I, 5 new tJre11, tinted '74's Are Here• $329 WI LL BUY YOUR V·S, fa~. ·air, P IS,, P/B, 26 lilPG. Orig ownr, Low
Salisbury, 8 to il am, glass, R &: H. Paneled • TON GAS SAYER auto. ll"an!I., radio,...,.power mi'g. $1740. 6-1>85U or 20/596-2210 camper w/ dual inside lmmedi•fe Oellv1ryl '73 FORD % wlndoM, ronsole &'many &16-6082
BOAT TRAILER FOR UOO ligh~ &. , cabover lltorage S•V• On Remaining '731 PICKUP PAID FOR OP. NOT. WIU. other extras. Asking $1295 "•72~p~rNTO=-c-R-UN-,A-B-''-TT.;t-,-pd, ~7s~~~NDITION :~t~. 1!:·at~va~~ CREVIER BMW 4w!~ ~st°M'ir:~~ ~~~r,~~F oo;_~all original owner ~~~xa~~'&'Bl!if!'Uer .
••• PACIFIC CAT 19th SI., 01. Sales • Service • Leasing CLT72832) ~o;;;.;,;,:~~~~~,....1 ..::;.1:: __ :;T~.A<:IPP=::~·;;; .. o;;-~ D d ~ w •· s -·31n M YING MUST SELi. -0 .... ,. PLYMOUTH ~ 1TRAILER. EX COND SACRIFICE '69 o g e -..... t., .A. ~ $2195 Uoo ' · Special w I Ari 1 toe r at Ooled Su~ '67 VW BUG. Reblt eng, good '68 Cam.II!'° RS. All e::tras 1---------1
I .. ('\,, '8:. n . I . * Sf4.<913 campe•. Lo ml'• Xln't buy. CAPRI '70 CHEVY PICKUP cord. $950. "" boot ollor: ""''-P. '• Piil, air, aoto, (5) ltn PLYMOUTH vq t-ftld ~ 2>' OUTRIGGER Sall Boat, $3.fiOO. 642-5299. ---------ll87255G> 673-63)7 anytime. 1'3dlo, vtn.vl too. ~c. ltfust CUSTOM SUBURBAN
Feel tree and fashlonabl complete. Very good eond., "73 FORD O:>urier, RIH & CAPRI ""-lo $.1995 '65 v .w. Bt.tg, clean, rebuilt tell $1295. 963-ll21. STATION WAGONS Sacrifice $150., SSl-0129 camper, lo ml. · '73 • · w"':: new, engine, ex:ceOent condltkm, 1968 CAMARO conv. 327, All -"-~ Ith· 1n this easy·Otting shape. 8o•t1, Sl•p1/Dock1 910 675-8876 miles, new radl.als. $3350. new brakes. $150, ~6 11.uto. Needs motor \\"Ork. Vli ""t~l'l""' w '
EXTRA·E As Y! O'ochet ,,....,.. or 552-0016 Hou•A of Imports all 5 •• I ~-f l500 ....... lh'· 2 I •-· I knlttl GMC 1963 ~ t"" low -er . "o or ........ .., out o car. A t uc· '-·to ~ ·pece u.a<:= 0 ng WllJ.. const ruc t new • ,. ~-.. DA,,.,UN ftrm ~3691 · uoma transmqa ns worsted \\ilh contrasting rl~ dcekll or docks ln exchange mileage, new brks, good I~ 523-7250 '64 Bus reb!t eng, tuna creat, · · · Power steering
pie trim. All double crochet. for slip space. 645-8005 eond. S!M-7618 NOW OPEN needs paint. Must sell $9Xl '73 CAMARO LT witb Z28 Power brakes Pattern 7351 : dlrectlons Slies ~~-'="""-----Vens 963 1973 240 Z. auto 8,<Xlt miles, or b6t ottr. 586-5097 pak:. P/S, P/B. call ~7 AM. rndiog
10-16 included. SLIP for rent 11.tc, mag wheels, lnunac, Mission Vlefe Imports '72 KARMANN Ghia, llXIO alter 8 prn. I Alt coodltlonlng
SEVENTY·PTYE CENTS 1411 ~~ N. Baytront. 8.I. Call '69 VAN, Ford 6 cyl button ~~ 968-6281 ~ves ~ f,.:tt •rtn~ ml, 24 ft.1PG, 1 owner, xlnt '69 CA.MARO, Z-28 Fi\I Power rear "''lndow
klr eech-pattem,-add 25 :673-=,3'59=~~'"°"-..""'= t~k tnt: mags gciod eoOO. MERCEDES BENZ eood. can 673-7Ull an 6 pm. 1temi, headers. ma,p, must $.l395 lo $~79;; cents for ea.eh pattern for 8Ht1, Speed & Ski 911 super cln. $1900.-536-1351. CLASS SEU.S -642-5678 I '69 VW BUG. 4 new tires, sell, $1600. 675-Sttz See at DAILY PILOT Em·
Air lt1al1 and Special Han---Good condition. $975. eves, CHEVROLET ,-.. pleye Parking Loi, ltlonday dling: otherwise thlrd·class '69 SEA FLITE TriHuJI 140 FIAT 551_1539 through E'rlday, 330 West
delivery will take three 1/0, Lanon Trf ller, 17 ft. Con1n:l'1e ~l~ .1 Service Bay Street, Costa Mesa.
w"'ks or ,...,.., Seod to $2,8'0. 51<>-0162 ~ STAR GAZER~.. Vl1llU1S-At '73 VW Sqbck, 7000 ml'•· irancl'lf-'74 642-4321,AsldorMn.Groen·
AIILOTiee Brool,ts. tN"' ~D1.:'E::Y '!!!!!~~~~~~~ '°""" . .!.!!!,C::...'-1• f.L<Y >. ~LL\"•---,.-~_, 2.$7tll Margt.tel'lte Park\vay ~~wntt. Xlnt cohd. Call MONTE CARLO man, J!l!lYENTl'·rtm CENT8 P • w, ~ ""'1an ; r ., n i '" Mission Viejo 6a-J;OO ~"' .tor each pattem -add 25 Dept., Box 163, Old Otelsea ____ · M. v-°'""1M'""1G.W. M 1TJSE AVERY PWY. EXIT\ ·70 V\:, huigqe rack;, trlr Tl-*t--' _..__!ONLY ATLAS cents for eaCh pattern for Station, New York, N.Y. ......,..._ Y A'«>•di~• '• '"• sroro. ...,-hitch, radio A: healer. ...... ... C\I yu.,. "
Air Mall and Special Hand-10011. Print N•llllf?, Addrea., To~lopmn~ for Wfdnndoy,. EXEC. CARS FOR LEASE. Mt.111t Sell ** 400-llSM $J599
11-. otherwbe thl-'"-el.., Zip, P.ltera Nmnbe.r. ~.-~~r~.~tol'U'\'lhtrs OIOOM! from 4 hilly equip. ..,_ N 4-.81 Chryster/Plymavth -•· '" NEEDLECRAFT '""' v '-'"°""-""'n""'. ped low mlleege 450 SE '66VWBug,ttbltens.RuM _..-, o . ....,... o Dall ....... 'WIO PM deUve1'y will "take three ,,, • , 1o.ol JI c.....-61 "'°"' .. _.... M··-.... 17 0 0 Ho---' c1..-.--1-..11i. pen v QW>. weeks or more. &no to ·Crochet. knit, etc. Free---------2A 32.......,. .,1~,....., otl'lU 36Molease$215.78permo. l!i"""· ...,, Kil. • .........-u ,....,..rvnrT 2929 Harbor Blvd.,
Marian Martin, the DAILY directions, OOc. Hot Air BaUoon Cub Now Je>e. Jlv..... 11.J."--'""' ~.11 OEL + Tax Uc. Serial 55l-46ll. ?l.tacArlhur and Jamboree Costa Mesa pnm, 442, t>.tt«n Dept., l•taltt Maerame 1loM. fanning So. Callt New 1st :~ j;~ %;~ 2.1.s.1~.n ¢: No. 0006. Take YoW' car ln '73 SUPER BUG. Yellow, Newport Beaeh 54t6-19J4
I·•.._ __ -m wen 18th St., New Bul.c.llfancyOO _Jmou, pat· da• l!CfU\p,-only. Profeu. ,c ... b -~~-:;.~~ ~ SI r!" ,~L!l.mflnl. af'lcr --m.4!ii55-a •MBLER
Yort, N.l JOOU. Pr int tl'M'l9. · • training. (n4) 642--3545. .,.., l8Cwlcl t.ar....i •lftllllOIS vvnl. ''~ MUn RLL ~ N..... ADOIU';M wUh ....... Ctoc)let ... "' £"7'=,=='~==-,....., J9W,~ .. Ntoo\ '63 VW 27 MPG doesn't 1---------1 llP mz;g and IJl'YLE l.e8l'll by plcth! Pit• Cyclel. IHli• 1011vy..., ..Olrll 1ol..... llllpotrfl • ' use '68 0unlU'O Rs. Oean. Tur-Jruilm. let't!S. $1.00. • • Scooters '25 :~~olool !~~ ~~=-:.301 n. ••• 1 oil, clffn lnlerior, Call quolte wlblk. vinyl lop. 317 '69 RAMBLER 6, good gas
SEE J10ftE Quick Ow1 .... 11111tu1GVtllo.t IJT• ..,.., Y.Jlo ~ befottlPM,SU-1131 V.S. fac, &lr, PIS, P/B, economy, $995. Call
FuhioM and Choate one ... men than 100 ctftl -LATE '73 Yamaha 2:'JIJ MX, :;~::;:. !;&7 ~r N"'C~ 1973 VW "Thing''. $27Z. 4500 auto. traN., ntc.Uo. power ~-=-=o.· ==~--rtern free from om" n.oo. very clean • depenbble, li!IH.M .,,5'"' 71 .,,.._, ENTER P'ROM MacARTHUR mils • windows, corwole • man:v VEGA
Ca •• ~. All Ow...,... ..,.... llMt ... $250. +T.O.P. or T $48-4ltM ''°' .,,_,. ,,... 6'73-MU other utf'U. Mkirc $1295•--------~ --1100 al • PM 1•~ ... , ............. ,...,._ 1--s to --air -'-'-~I I OnlY ' ' t .. • t•M dllOfll 7f Po•-!'..:. ~-~!-·· ..... .:.::i..'. • '70 BUG, Great lha.pe., S,000 e&llh. Call ........... owner '7'1 VEGA. AUIO unns, crtlUX~ INST.wt a:imfo BOOK 11 'lttJ ~ · 50c. ~1970'="°"N"'o"'R=~=o"'N,....,~:--...,-,. fi~:.., ~~ :i'!!... l'U•rrmeau-........ao-. ml oa r&.blt eng $1400. ~963-;;::;1;121~. ,,.-,==-:;-;=:-I lnler, Grtal gat ml1eaRC1-.
teW IOcll1. Mir tomtw1ow. ~ .r 11 ~ fTll brand new, make c;!!1 1"'.2~ . ~~-.. •.,2~"" "'~ "~ 83$-3710, 645-7635. FOR SAU:, Olevrolet Nova. 2900 nil. Like new. S2*)0.
11. --· -1 U pott-llH 11.l l&iO Tultln Aw, U1 i.~':. ;:'.~ .. .;.:::::.O ,,,_ "»'-..l. M.._A 17 vw BUG,__.-... -Good cond_, fi.nn. 6'73-7411t anytime. nm'ANT 1'ASJllON //Oc • ~-TRIUMPH -H·~-ne ,.,... &°' r,;Jeo , ... 10.22 w otr ..,.,.... .. .,.. ... -51S-617 IOOIC -Handndl 01 • AIOI lllT-""""'~"' ,...... ~ .. Tt.l"t ~ ---------1 or btlt tt. Pvt pty, en~) '72 VEGA CT hatchbk, air, ..
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fDIJION lV~Y. Stocks
ORANGE cOUNTY, CALIFORNIA .... TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1974 TEN CENTS VOL '67, NO. 71, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES
lndU.n Treaties. toBwell in Niguel
' ..
Br JAClt CllAPPEU.
Of .. Deir ..... ....,
one of the rooms la u b)g u tine
-fields. Acroa the ball la another room just like lt.1-l'bat'a just one floor
and there are aeven Ooors in tbe
llggurat. the Rockw<ll Intematlonal
building in Laguna Niguel.
1 The federal government will 9000 have
die ll)llllon . sq ....... foot i>Jilding, and
thole wide open spaces wW houae rows
and rows and rows and rows of records.
Plana for the rJ&gurat call for use of a
blge amount of space -an estimated
'
Japanese
·Hijacker
.Subdued
NAHA, Okinawa (UP IJ - A masked
Japane1e teen-ager described a s
"aomewbat out of his mind" hijacked. a
. Japan Air Dnes super jumbo Jct with U6
genooa aboard today and held them for
a ran.90m of more than $55 million before
being outwitted and sutxfued by police.
There were no injuries aboard the .
giant Boeing 747SR "Air Bus." But one
45-year-old ~apanese man Suffered an
apparent heart attack and w a s
hospitalized.
Sewn policemen dlagulsed In the wbi~
.coveraIJs of maintenance w o r k e r s
boahled the plane as it sat on the
de9erted runway a~ Naha Air:-::-:. ::r 6\2
hours and three of them hW'llt Into the
cockpit and overpowered the 18-year-old
bijacker, police aaid.
''He seemed to have no, time to show
any rtlistance,'' a .,tesman 18.id.
1be!' said be -.....m.i. but kept 11l& band Inside a zippered blacl< lllgbt
.bog and told crewmen "Y'"1 will obey
our orden."
,-Poliee quOted the boy as U1in£ he
1eized the plane to ·~atudy the earth." He
was wearing dark sunglasses and 1 ·whit.e
face m8sk when be broke Into the upper
deck night cabin and took control of the
alrpllirn» J1!st be!ore It landed at Naba on ,
a l.~mile domestic night from Tokfo.
'Ille plane Ia'1ded at 1:36 p,m. (9:36
p.tn. PDT) and.the b!>Y was captured just
·before 8 p.m. (4 a.tn. PDT).
• Joel TUcker, 42, an A mer i o an
psaenger, told UPI the paaengers took
the air .piracy "very, very calmly."
. "'Ibere was no pan.Jc at all,'' said
ll'ucter, who lives in Japan and ls Far
East director of. commercial airplane
sales for the Boeing Aircraft
Manufacturing Co. "We bad oothing to do
exeept to read and sle<p."
· He said the biggest problem waa ~inc.
bored as the plane sat Jdle. Tucker said
the hijacker never spoke to the
-~ Police said the hijacker was. an 18-
fear-old Japanese from Ald:U prefecture.
His name waS: withheld because Japanese
!aw preve.nts identillcaUon of anyone
'under 20 involved In a crime.
Oflicials at NI.ha Airport aaid ·at least
four of" the passengers were Americans
who were among 162 women, children
and older men released be£ore the
bijacker was ootwit!Af by the Okinawa
pollee.
Aside from the record ransom, !he
hijacker demanded JAL give him 15 ~ of ordinary rope, l!i pieces of vinyl
1110WJ
0taili climbing rope, one ~
knife, 15 parachutes, 15 eye masks, two
pleb, a ~. ~ black suitca!e and U pairs of nanacwfs.
'Ille demanda lndlcaled the hijacker
might have contemplated IOll'le grmHoee
-such u poracbutillg Into the mountains -with a number of bo_stagea. ..... ~ C:eut
..........
Some low cloudl or foe early w-.y llCOOldN to the
---· otherwtae falr with sllgblly cooler days llllbl
In the ltlo. Lon IGollbt la the ...
IN!HD E TODAY
• ... -feel -fur .... of federal lll'Cblvu.
Tom """""'· repmaJ dJmtor of the GtmnJ Ser ticei Mmfnlltratlaa. llid
the GSA ii reapwtJ>le fur lle<plnl
evfl}'tblnc from old ln&erul Revmue ·
Servlco tu .._..., 10 Indian treatlol.
So ._ dully old IRS tupoyer
........,. will be the oripal -ii of
blalaoy of the west, old -ripll, oourt judgmeata and t e rr It o ~ I a I ._nts u well 11 lndlan-
for the westem United Slata
'Ille California -ad and
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WANTS GAS CHANGES
Senator Tunney
Tunney Rips
Gw Setup ;
ln ·Area Talk
U.S. Sen. Jolin V. Tunney has criticized
conflicts between California'• emergency
guoline management system aDd the
C011trols being ·exefclsed by the federal
government.
He told ·a gathering or city and coonly
officials in Santi Ana Maoday that "the
state and federal governments are
worjlng at er= ,..,,..., to each other
and-Jt ii. not fair to anyone."
"'Ille whole thing Is pa~tly ridiculous
and incredibly unfair;" be added.
• 1be senator .came to Orange County
with the announced intent of getting a
feeling from local offJCials about the
effect of the energy crisb.
'lbough he heard a tittle on the gasoline
situation, he got more comments on a bill
that would include firemen ln the
national minimum wage.act.
1be way it 'is now written, Senate Bill
'I7•7 would require cities to pay firemen
overtime for anything ~ a · 40
hour week, Jncluding sleepingllme at the
station house. I
Several north county ofllclals told
TUnney -the bill would bankrupt small
ciUes.
"H it""'"' applied to Orange County tt
would -15%.1 million ... .,. the next
five ytars, 1midi Is about ~ total of
revenue aha.ring money that will come in
during the same period," said La Habra
City Manager Lee Risner •.
TUnney asslln!d the olflcials be is doing
all he can to make reviaioDs ID tbe bill
that.wi.11.eue the burden on dtiet.
He ..aid be bad to support 11 becauae
(S.. TUNNEY, Pip I)
Five in Clemente
Seeking Seats
On Water Board
FiVe San Clemente men have filed as
candidala fur three boon! -ts fur the
Trl-Oties M1"1lctpal Wa~ Distrlct In
Saa Clemente.
Two of the -...... In .... , ... """'°" -.will ... -tlnc -'Ille thin! will 11a.. an Two~111oo1c ·
frot Los AOQClu ...,,, _, 1>111
did ftO daM8oe. II toGI the HC.
oMd q1l<JM inddC!ll ill flw claps.
Sto711, PGQ< 5.
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1-1 -Don Cllnnd will cboJience lncum-llidlll'd Learmr for
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the Dlatricl '"""' poaltion ... tho --la Dla1rid fl.. Tbomu Dobl, • real
estate 11ltmM, wUl cball&Dlt
-W. M. McKay • Rat C-a.,.,I, a downtown
biJlfnesanen and lauestor, ii nmibl fOr
-term 11_.i fur the D1ltrlc:I Four alot.
,,,. boanl -.... -whldl -lo~ Mollapolllm W1terDillrldw-IOl1'aSUCJalM"I ....
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fedenl .-from a period before the
state WU admitted to the union will be
-thO documents. QlrreoUy, the GSA bu ...,. o! its
l"K'Ol'ds stored at an old Air Force
ladlllJ' In Bell. llaJmoo said that blllldlng
ii ool earthquake proof and the records
cauld be endangered.
• Also llUl!ing the exOllc • •P"Nri•< zlaara~ named alter an ancient
Bab)'loolln ~pie ardllledural form ,
will likely be NASA operations and Iabora-of the Federal Food and Drug (FDA) Administration.
'Ille hip.bulk storage facilities -a 'lot of money if built-from ICl'atch and
few buildings can be cheaply and suitably
remodeled, Hannon sak;t.
The government acquired the building
by trading to Rockv.·eU $19.5 million
worth of surplus Defense Department
property lbe company now leases.
The buUdln& cost $25 million to build
six years a10 and would likely cost $30
mHlion in today's inflated conslruction
market.
Hannon said in the 2% years the deal
has been ~g'1hat 26 federal agencies
• have requested space in the building, but
because the space was not tmmedlately
available, they located elsewhere.
Queried about possible White House
interest In the strUcture -Laguna
Niguel is quite near the President's San
Clemente estate and the building is
equipped with a helicop:.:r pad -HirtnOQ
said the White House was not, and has
not been interested.
"The White House told me personally
that they had no interest whatsoever," he
said.
Hanson said •ith lhe upcoming
national blcenlennlal, he anticipated the
archi,•es of the GSA \\'OUld be a oonstant
stream or scholars in ilJ ' · ·orical sec-
tion.
Hannon said he hoped that some day
micro-film copies of tire nation ·s
historical documents; now held in the
National Archives in Washington 'D.C.
woold be available at the ziggurat for
Yt'e5tem scholars.
"We'd like to see them here for our
people in the "'est," llannon said.
* * * * -* * * * * * * * U.S. Trades Rockwell's
Ziggurat for LA Land
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Storage
For Records
Within 30 days, Uncle Sam will get the
keys to Laguna Niguel 's ziggurat, ending
more than two years of negotiations,
~ wrangling and just plain
-tradlnl· ·li<fieeo the gov-ond lloctftll lnlamlloaal.
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'Ille zlaln~ »<ailed becauae • Ila
lllepped oe""'41e!od design .....,bles an
ancleol Babylonian t.mple, bu stood
empty -aD 1 mi1Uon square feet of it -
since completion by Rockwell In 1910.
RoekJvell people ruefully admit It cost
them 125 rplllioo to blllld in "1968
dollars."
' DlltY PU .. Sl1H ""'9 ZIGGURAT IN LAGUNA NIGUEL WILL Bl OCCUPIED BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
$25 Million Build ing Co-Inv 9 Acru WIJl .GOOff Tu Roll s In P•ndlnv Trade
The government contract Involves a
swap of $19.5 million in surplus defense
department property now te...<I by
Rockwell in Los Angeles County in trade
for the ztaurat.
Panel Nixes Bluff Rules·
"We've got a few horse traden on our
aide," Tom Hannon, regional director of
the General Services Administration
(GSA), said at-a pre55 conference ca11ed
Monday to announce federal acquisition
of the big i>Jilding. '
Coa stal Commissio1 i Den.ies 2 Projects, Ho·wever
'Jbe trade will be made in fee . 1be
federal government will get the buildin g
and the 92 acres it and its huge parking
lot are on.
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of Ille Dlllr .. lllt Iliff
New coastal bluff development rules
which \\i:>uld' prohibit "cascading"
structures Monday failed to win full
endorsement of the regional coastal com·
mission.
be varied for individual cases, is needed
far safety and esthetic reasons.
But the commission wasn't sure it
wanted to take such a bold step beyond
what any coastal cities require.
"Before we start using something as
far-reaching as this, it warrants a
dialogue," s u g g e s t e d Comm1ssioncr
Ronald caspers of Newport Beach.
Casper!!, '~1ho is an Orange County
supervisor, said the standard could have
significant impact on the I r v I n e
coastline, Crescent Bay in Laguna
Beach and other areas and cauttoned
that the commission shouldn't "sort o!
take it on by osmosis."
T'lftt-San Clemente apartment projects
(Stt BLUFFS, Page %)
Once the contract Is through escrow,
the federal Office of Management and
Budget will take the formal step of
allocating the building to a federal
ageocy.
Under normal circWMtances, that will
be the GSA, which acts as Uncle Sam's
landlord, which \\'ill then parcel out the
space to assorted other agencies.
HIDIKlh said nearly half the Door space
Is already spoken tor with large areas
neoded by GSA Itself for storage of
records and historical archives.
But it wasn't exactly rejected either.
A3 a result of all lhe bluff discus,,ion,
two San Clemente apartment projects
didn 't fare too well. One was denied and
the second continued.
Under the proposal by planners of the
South Coast Regional 7.one Conrervation
Commission, no structure could be built
within 25 feet of the edge of a bluff.
The setback distance could be even
greater ir the slope was found to be
geologically unstable and c o u I d
potentially collapse.
Saddlehacli:'s Vogel Says
He 's Re signing on June 4
Hannon said the GSA's r.o>rds would
take up nearly a quarter of the space,
but ,wou)d have ooly about 3S emDloyes.
Other po~tial wen include NASA's
Seal lleocb operation, the federal food
and drug laboratories and a federal
comwter center.
Hamon envisioned an eventual work
foree of 1,000 to 1,500 employ .. at the
plan~ Rockwell would bave bad a peak of
(See ZIGGURAT, Pqe I)
1be new standard "·ould apply to the
clo,,est bluff line to the ocean which is 10
feet or higher above mean high tjde.
"Based on one foot of bluff lost a year
to erosion this would guarantee us 25
years of 'bluff face and edge.'.' said
Planner Bob Joseph ?t.1onday in Long
Beach. "lttost slructures have a life of 25
years."
Jooeph said the standard, which could
Planning Dilemma
By JAN WORTII
Of 11141 DlllY '1111 SUff
Despite earlier reports to the contrary,
Saddleback College Trustee 1Hans Vogel
said today he will make his resignation
official this week regardless of what his
Cellow trustee Alyn Brannon does.
Brannon and Vogel both recently
annowlCed their intentions to resigl},
·Ca.po Trio to Take Off ice
a, PAMELA BALLAN coondl can fill the panel once again with. "'Ille plaMlng program for the <lly Is
Of .. _, ,.... ...,. appolntees. approaching a critical point ln Its
-.__ ben ol. the Sin Juan That function, city aides said Monday, evolution," said City Planner Dave
.alll'lll'E' new mem . ~·•cl tni..-as much as 30 days \o Smith.
CaplltraDo City Coancil will -office -~~ti.h: . ~-"°"" lhe past months theplanning
(aoJPI amid a -planning dilemma The treeu could stall rezone r-. deportment and commission h a v •
that ooukl require yd. another bulkling tentative maps, divisions Of land, land· worked extraordinarily hard in order to rr-. .,. pennlts and the preparation of pro<:<ss new applications •hlcll eame DN.,.. Nalll. Jolin Sneney and y..,. envtranmelttal Impact repons. . bef<ltt ll -I o! this was done realizing
-will tu. the oalll of offJoe at Alt6 every d<ction the members of U.t once the general plan pnigrsm came
the -ot U. llljoul1ied -of the the ctlJ''• planning -· ptrb belott the' cftr for adoption, there may <DllllCl1 lllrlln& at 7 o'cloQ, and the and recreation commi.lon, and other be a noecI for a slowdown or defmal of
-11111 '""""' and Nub become -and boordl mign. new aooUeatioos (a i,_),"
--· -]>0111 Gii 1be p1anDinc Appointments lo -bodlea !rill be Smllli said 11111 IS of today, the n.Q1n'••!.Jn wtll be 1Wl. Dllde within • days ... dine to City cormnialon doea not have a .tuo~ andfo
-Another lonnoJiq In U. ctlJ' -the Nm\acer Donald Weidner. But unUJ that becaoae of tile law stating u~ ·-r nm::• of tho rell of the -Ume ~ wk of Ille -city dlaciollng ftnanctal .... 11, It b likely
..: will --· 'l'bal, .., !Ind-.............. and 11111 coalcI ..... • that Ille plannai~~lon ~·i1: ;3: bamllinled"':J'":. -.. pllllllem Jar Ille plaimlna --..-~ ., -ba 11a11 deporltnolll. Cllee MA, Pap II
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effective June 4 -Brannon largely
because of community pressure following
a bookmaking oonviction. and Vogel
~because he has bought a new home
outside his trustee areh.
To make their resignalions legal. bott1
are_ required to file an official letter of
resignation • with the Orange County
Dep.artment or Education 80 days before
an election to replace them.
lf the two are to' be replaced in the
June 4 , election, the deadline for
submitting the letters is Friday.
But Brannon told reporters Monday
night at a board of trustees meeting he is
not sure if he will subm it his letter by
then ,
Legally, he is not requirl'd to resign
because of his bookmaking conviction
unless be is given a Celony sentence.
which is unlikely. Doc to a series of plea-
bar1aining delays, Brannon's sentencing
is not scheduled until ~larch 'li. more
than a week past the cowny deadline,
Vogel wanted to lJm~ his resignation IO
that both posts could be filled in the
same election. Each election called by
the district t'OSts taxpayen at leat
ISJIOO,
At Monday's board meeting, he
lndicited he still wanted to proceed on
those terms. But today he uld he Ull
decided to re..lgn thb week no !Diiier
Whet. He would remain In office throup
June 4.
'Ille two lnlltee posts, both Io 'l'llllln,
are considered 1 crucial beca1111 of a
pending attempt by Tustin -11 lo
dHllllex from the Saddl•bac:k 6bloS
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Don't Lift Oil Embargo-Reds
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~zIGGURAT. • •
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pllnL •. ,,,. ......-1 will ......... 1111 toWit. Ill *""11 and _.....,.. u
·James Mills •
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LONDON (UPI) -Tho Soviet Ulllon II beamlnf Mote0\lf radio
broadcast. In Arabic to lhe Middle Eaot Ul'lllnl Arab naUon1 to ..
siSt American pressure and not to Ult lho oll 1mbar10. (Rtl.tted
stories, Pages~-and-1-2)-----.--------~1
A broadcast monitored here today underocored the han!1nln1
Sovltl Middle Easl policy and spotlighted the Kremlin'• dllplearu"'
wilh the 1ucc .... 1 scored by U.S. Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kl ..
singer.
'T..::" ..:1,.:t':.., a:.r; lo
-tpl!llon. -.... . lour 1"0lli1W. It· -1<1-bt--""'""' .... _ the bulldlni wa1 fully occupied.
.Jlies-lit.9.3 .. "()Ir objective Is to hlvt u little
lmpoct on the community u PQll!ble,"
Hannoo said noting there Ital been
concern about the auddtn influ1 of
federal workers ud families on ·the
IC!lool and uUllty cllllrlctl.
The Moscow broadcast, recalline that the oil embargo was im·
posed on countries supporting larael ~o secure Israeli withdrawal
from occupied Arab landa, aald:
"If loday some Arab laaders ore "'ady to surrender In the lace ot American pressure and lift the ban on oil before those demands
are fulfilled, they are taking a chance by challenging the whole
Arab world and the pro1reuive forces of the whole world which
tna1at on _the cantinued use of_ th_e oil weapon." .
In the past Moscow refrained from taking an open eland In favor
of tho oil embargo.
Fro11t P .. e J From P .. el
TUNNEY ••• BLUFFS .•.
Ht uld llllt ....,, ol the now ltdenl
clerical employes · would be hired from
lhe present community and that most
tran.sferred workers would be within
drtvlnl diltan<e ol their ~ homeo.
Moot allo were ,nol whit be would
OM1kier 0 1ow 1nc0me:1 per 1oan1 l,
Hannon said.
H• oald GSA Md received UIUl'lllctt
rrom the 0ranre County Tra111tt· Diltrlct
that new rou!M could be •tablllhed lo
accommodate the work foree.
He added wryly, the e•-1!'10e In
pment 1,IOO car paiklq lot could be
''ln my conadenoe, 1 couldn't aee Juvlng
the nr.m.. .. second c11.. clllzens
lanibcaped.
became the test ca1e11 for the · new The zluunt bu been an object of
proposal. Neltber fared too well. eome curklllt)r and ol c u r lo u s
One, a 12-unit condominium proposed clrcurnst.a.ncel tlnce grou.d WU broken
' under lhe law." I "• plant In •M• at 1501 Buena Vista by Mariner1 Savings or "'' """"''
During tbe inf~al two-hour session, and Loan Association, wu denied a Once balled u a booo for the south
Tunney tritd to steer dilcu&'Jlon,onto the permit with only three votes 1n favor of It orange. County area, the plant. wu
gasoline aitua&n 80 be could go back to and slx against. encircled by $2.S millioo in coUDty roads
Washln(ton armed with-local data lo Tho K<Olld, a sl&·unlt bulldln1 planned lor whld! Rockwell paid l300,000.
present to :.....-olficlals. at 1206 Buena Vl&ta by George Gearn, Rockwell bulll the bulldln( lo houae the -°" w11 continued for wtlne on March 2s oomany aerotpaice operationl.
He Wd ();range County and the rest of after the staff recommended denial. 1-l<M'ever, between . the time the ~ CaWorn!a have a special No action was t.aken on the propo&ed -~!s~t=-~ u:e~e~;!'! ~ bu1;f. '",;;
problem when gas supplies grow short .st~ .. @IO!M'. Rockwell bu Ileen trying lo unload the
becall9e theni is little rapid transit to Commissioner Robert Rooney o f expensive bullding ever since. Eltimated
takt the place ol automobiles, Hwitlngton Beach, who Y<>i.d against the annual ~y w on the building I& a
"As lq u we hive the present Mariners project be<aU!O of density, mammoth lllure lneludlnf '200,000 paid
•ituati<lll ol a II -t lhortlall objected lo the blull standard for "taking to the C.plltrano Unilied School Diltrict, ~...... a lot of...-." nationwide we ~ .. Id be al'-·"•• "e ,.. • .,. .. , $4.1,000 paid lo the Moulton Niguel Water
Precious Air
At the tum of the ot11tury, Jame•
llerbert Mills raised sugar beet,,, corn
and barley on the old Bixby Ranch, now
the city of Los AJamitos.
FTom•tHO lo 1957, the Orange County
nallvt ran two charter flsbing boa~ out
of Newport Beach.
From 1957 un1il the death, Sunday, at
the age of 93, P.tr, Mills raised . Arabian
horses at a •mall atabJe directly behind
fOUfltain Valley Cltf Hall.
"He wa1 a t~ict Callfomlan, not one
to talk much,' says hlJ daughter. Lorna
~11111, president of Laiuna Federtl
Savlnas. "He was a de\'oted family man." ~
P.fr. P.fills wu buried toda;y at
Fairhaven Memorial Park in Santa Ana.
He waa a tanner, a horse breeder ~·a
charter boat captain -one of Orlange
County'• oldeat native tons.
He w11 bom in 1881 in a acctlon of
what la now Garden Grove, but was then
called a part or Gospel Swamp. His
mother, Sarah, is listed in Orange County
medical journals as one of the. area 's
most proOclent midwives , helpin& a
number ol prominent county (am.lite:~ bring their offspring lnto the world.
P.fr. fl.fills' father, Daniel, was a deputy
sheriff in Stockton before comin& to
Orange County, and helped capture tbt
famous CaWomJa bandit J o a q u 1 a
Murietta. ,
During the past few years, fl,fr. Mills
divided his time between his daughter 's
residence at 43 Balboa Coves in Newport
Beach and his Fountain Valley stable.
1 ....,.,. ~ ..... w Caspers saJd he was "tom ... I'd love District and •'o ooo to ... Saddl ba k
' fairest amounts of gasoline to the to take 25 feet for nothing but I think it's Commu'nity c.oii~ge District. The !un~y I greatest nlll1;1ber. olipeople," he sa~. ·a litUe confiscatory." ,.. .lax figure Ls wiknown..
Nearly overcome by smoke, as he battles a fire, a Chicago fireman
pokes his head from an attic window to gasp for air .. A woman who
had an apartment in the building died, apparently from a heart
attack, while fleeing the fire. , :f
He is survived by his two daughters,
Miss Mills, and Mrs. Luther Robertson of
Los .Angeles.
!. ~~r.:::1 ·:r4:: N~"'.:id~uil~~:, Pi~"°3..uil/:'n.~~.r:.."'\:.u:l~· ·w t ...... t ., M .. c· · ·d A k · I lldmlnlllralloo d0efl1•melb\lil about II& which CAiied the eoutal CQll\lllflllCll\I, Utile -lo the •Ul'l'Ollldlnf tulng ' a erga e s c or . s ·S lion cm-.,._,. llalloo oj>ealap. .lncludea a duty lo "maintain, enh&n<e qenclel.
Rare Scrimshaw
Exhibit, Whal.e
Lecture Slated
"'Iba 11111 altornallve I& lo •tabllll1 a and -the ovnll co 11 t a I Tho building -111o a concern to
Dlllamrldt oyilem buld on a obt.CS.y eu\'lronmenl, lncludlnf 111theUC1. Rep. JICI< BnlOlca (0.THU).
-·" 1'llDI)' Mid, ._Una altamate "Tho couUlne me1111 ....,.thine more BrooU baa boUled up the acqulalllon of
dq lllllllp b)' ..., ~-00 Tuelday, lheo cemeol wallll, Ille added, relen1n1 the bulldlnc !or nearly a year In his
'l1landay ud 8aturN} and on Mcm.y, to the concrete retalnera put -up alonj ho,.. oub-aimmlltae on 10vemmental
Wlllnladay and Friday !or edd plalM. blullo to ~rl calCldln1 ll<hlleclure operatloOI. . ~ uld the P'-.i lf!>erly Olllca ltbt ol -ken at the D*t1Jtt ID Rep. Breekl bid lldtllned the &l~I WASHINGTON (UPI) -Jam" W.
ol Wllltam 8IDtoa Illa lo Cami lo the IAnf Beacb ~ thla vlow. while delvlnf lDto Prealdent l&oa's McQ>nl Jr., a convicted Watergate
...U.llon tllal Calllon1la Ill a major With dovelopnenl on the blull lace, the ._ !or the San Clemento and consplralOr, said today he fomially askc<l
House to Impeach Nixon
coatrlbutor to America'• eocmny and 11IMI& Itri~ coutal feature wt have Florlda fllt.ltel. th.e House to impeach President Nixon on
1 could be Jrnpanbly damqed by ~ • • • beco111t1 dlltorted and scarred and Prevloully, GSA hid malntalned ~t grounds he failed to inform law officials 1~1'.1~ cimtrol&, chlnp!," llld Helen Pineo ol th• "P!XVVal wu -1'1 by the House that money hid Ileen pald~y the
,Cornmlll .. lo RH!eot the Pr.,ldent at
.the Ume of the Watergate ~lary June
1,7, 1972, told the committee Nixon "may
have . , . engaged tn the COMpiracy as
the principal ... (and) ·engaged in a
further cons piracy to Impede and hinder
those holding office ... from the proper
discharge of their duties.''
A lecture on the C.JKomla gray wlulle
by local expert Phil 'Grignon and an
eihl.bition of ra.re scrimshaw from New
England tonight at Dana Hill& High
School will kick oll the '""""1d pbate ol
whalewatclllng along the South Coaal.
In Ille -· Tunney uld, work . Frleridtl ol cr-1 Bly Polal In WIUl1" committee -the Senate cornm11t .. bad ollence of the original defendanil.
...i pnoeod al top l!'led lowud Beacll. quickly a,pproved the tndt lul May. McCord sent a six-page ent to
dmloplnc lllerlllllvt propulolon <Jom-lorter Ari Holmm, a San AllMay. theHou,.Judlclaey~ ,whlcllis I .,...,. ot IUoll lo replace dwlndllDa QrWe '1101111dlmln, uld oo,m e Rep. BrooU WM uld to hive Ileen conducting an lmpea.cllm,<nt Inquiry. He
· fU011Do IClpplleo. liOlolllla lee! balJdlqo or medlanlcal piqued b)' eat1y -ol the made a similar atalement In an open
u. ··" -mllJloD llal -mado =Oii a llopa llUIM II more llable. completloa ol the dtll which omllled hts letter lo the news media Friday and
fi,fcCord referred to a news conference
~y NI..._ JV-y Jn which be Aid
John W. Dean, Ill,' ·White House counsel
until !ired April· 30, U!l4Jlim Marcll: ·at
"that poymeota ·bid ,.,.. made . lo
defendanll · lor the -ol keeping • them q1,1.iet, not simply fOr their
defense." -
'the 7:30 p.m. program In the achool'1
Porthole 1beatre will mark t h e
resumption of whalewatch crulael later
this week as the large rnamtnall head
:1:;:'1 "ii!" with. their . YOW1i la1Klng
...1
... --. i-Banla....llla "' San commllloe'• role, and ho ...... tad the ............ , lod . . rt' In th aflllabll lo -.1n lbal lllld and ob)ectedi "II In 111t:,;;-· 11 Senate'o tpOldJ 'llP"O"al ~•• •~ ay 1 'reJIO ' e
The sdl0ol'1 Parent·Teacher-Sllldem -.u.n wll1 -Ill@ ev_enln(
crulHI lrorn Dana Whir! Sporllllllln8
dockl. ''n an aalJ a r... )'Mrl away 11om a . -. pmnaMDt Ii" '"1111 -·-·pom·•~·to ·lt'Jde· ..... Wuhlngton Poet thll he petitioned the ~ dlll""'l IYlloln." ..naIDIY ":.•1 conlorm with llii biteot the Capllol dome for a whore -·" . commlttte Monday ... ot tbt law." . · Broo.U once toJd a reporter. McCord, a security officer for the
Jeam\etle Meirilea OI 'NeWpc!rl Beach • Tho ~ Monday was made
· Belldea clole-uP views of the Whales,
guem ·on the crvl,..-can ,..-dolphins,
Nuckar Plant -urpc! the .,,.,......., to adopl the wbl1t--~1t1ll-Md the ziggurat
Crew R-escues
Seal, in Screen
A ""'1 lhal appmnUy strayed too c1ooe to the _,..tar Intake or the s.n
Onofre nuclear reactor nearly-became an-
mci-1 for Mal -..... the --llld, .., .. _ !or the utlllll• -allnC ... complu.
'!be ubnal wu reacued alive and ... u.
honver, after workeri noticed ill pll&ht
and pulled ll'lrom lolake ........
The mammal's dilemma was noticed,
opokeomen Aid, shortly before 1 regular
beat-tre1Un1 operation, in the large
system whlcb draws cool sea water into
., the plant to condense the steam that runs
the lurblllel.
Poriodlcalty, the heal or the water
returned to the sea after the operation, is
aJknred to increase. That kills mussels,
barnacles and other organisms that can
fnlW lnslde and ciof the large pipes.
Although the Hal lared well durln( Its
brush with the pi~. fish regularly make
it through the system and invariably die
In the procus, spoketmen Aid.
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DAILY PILOT
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standard as an overall guldeline. waiting, but, under a new GSA
Recycling Group
Lease Extended
By Capistrano
World R.fpllr, lnc., the nonprotlt
l'l!C)'C]lnf 6peratlon ulinll I ltued lot
belonglng to the city ol San Juan
Capistraoo won lta home for yet another
year Monday.
City councllmen V<>lec\ llllllllmoully lo
L'Ofltinue the arrangement with lhe
organtzaUon. that collect& d o n a t e d
newsprint, glass and metal for recycling.
But the council reserved the right to a 30-
day noUce in cue the Ult ol the city land
mu1t be ended.
· 'Ille firm Is headed by San Clemente
a~ce exceutive Walter Jobson. He
said before Monday's session that unJess
the city chose to extend the lease, the
conler would probably fall., ~
Debta Incurred through legal batti.s
with the founder of the center have
seriously eroded the group's accounts,
... Jobson said,
The battles were launched when Lionel
Burt, wu founder ol the group. He left
amid controveroy and tel up a competing
rteYclinl oyaiem. Sinco then, the orlalnal group's inoome ha! dropped.
Joboon predicted thtte moi. years'·
wQrk to re1tore the budget. · .
Sar,. Juan Seeks
·Candidates · for .
C6mmittee Posts
CitizeM ~ing to serve oo the San
Juan ~pistrano planning commission,
parU and recreation comm.ll1ion or one
of the city's aeveral conunltteta have
been Uked lo 1111-· OUf appllcatlons
lmmedia~y.
Conuniu&ontr1 and c o m m l t t e e
memllen lt'lditlontlly ..,1gn Iller a city
COlllldl eltctlon and appolnln\onta are
made within Ill clayo.
'lb!& year two ..... 11era " the planolog -.u.ton, llou(lu NUl> ""'1 John Sw-, wen oltcttd to the c111-L ,,.... lllo wll1 be a ~ Ill the
p9rb ad l'ICIWtian comml11lon
becalM of a -dlJ anllmtlCI Wblch
wll1 -the .... berahlp -.... ton... .
Applloallon1 !or ._ two
-· the ardll-1 boanl ol
-· Ila .... ~:-· -com..-, or ""tlooment
commltlet can be obtained 11 city hall.
interpretation of the law.
'!bat IDl..,,,..iallon now holds that
Qingreso mu.st ooly be advlaed or pend-
ing acqulalU..., and need no1 P'"' for-mal aJllll'OV&I.
Anti..frum investigations have been
conducted by the Justice deportment.
0qe ol thooe ' llahtlni !or the
IOvemmenl acqullltloft ol lhe building
WM local congressman Rep. Andl'e\V
Hinshaw (R-Newport Bead!).
San Oemente's
Bicentennial
Group to Meet
The new bicentennial oomrnls1lon set
up by San Clemente city councilmen to
plan aeveral years of events ceM!bratlng
the nation's 2llOth birthday will mett
tonight at 7:30 1n the mayor'• conference room.
1be nlnttnember commlllion w111 •
discuss dozens of aeparate items,
lnl:ludlna the launcbln( ol the citywide
celebration this lndepencl,... Day
season.
l'TllJectt cumntly under conalderaUon
will be a 11Llvtn1 Flaa" Prosram, a New Year'1 Eve progfim, approval of an
American heritage theme for the revival
ol the Yleata pageant In the 111111mer of
1971 and the d01lgn of a special lolO !or
the entire pact<ap of acUvlUet.
The new commission will meet twice
monthly at 7:30 p.m. at the civic center.
Meeting nights, open to the public, will
be the second and routth Tuesdays of the
month.
Programs during the c e I e 'b r a t I on
period llnl will be SUQOlled by an
adv!Jory group and then acted on by the
·lormal panel.
Co-President Don Conrad .said the atm
of the project ls to involve the enUre
community and Its diverae service chtbs
In the bicentennial Iheme,. •
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and lolo the 8aata Alla Collop (Raocho
5ontlqo) dlllrlol.
Their dtpoi1m'O --... ol 17
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OboW-ol Ibo -1lcm _.iate
11111 1111 dtanct to ..... ""' -'lWllll -ID Jmw mtpl tan -ol tlle
wlll4 -Ibo dH-llaa Miii.
U -daom'I Ola 1111 lolllr by l'rldly, tile -tttne 1111 ,... ..... Ill
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.... i.. IUIWt!!! 11!!1 .. the ..1!'!1111 y~rcl of Ill•
Weitem While Houle durln1 the evening
·trlpo.
, Other gro•. are welcome ta~charter
• • lntire boata !or crulaet, .. 1c1-PTSA
Tueeday in Apr11. . . -_ .. Reivard . Set ___ ·-~:':'.;..A full ~1 ~d cost noo
'llllJ creates four problem!, according Jndivklual fares on a reservation baall
to Sriilth·: a ·bicklOg Of new appllcationa ; A reward of ll,500 f 0 r wllf 'be f4 per person for the trips telvlng
a delay in processing final plans !or information leading to the arrest at t and 7:80 p.m. on March 15, 18, 22, 29, a~llcants who have prior a~roval ; a and convlcUon of the pmons who 30 and April IS and 8.
ha t ln general plan review an adoption set a fire to the Lake Forest Special tripe also are planned for
and a lag ln code changes., community clubhome has been March 17, St Patrick's Day; March 23,
Smith uld be and hUI staff need posted by the Orange County Fire after the Swallow'• Day Parade and t=!,{' e!f:biiJ:g i;Jor~:a1~dln heu~ Department and 0 c c i d e n t a 1 Swlday, April 7. '
reOommendinl ·a deferral of new Land, Inc. Reae:n•tlon.s and charter infonnatlon
applicaUona untll the new commission Is 'The $450,000 fire, which destroyed ii, available through first vice president
aeated and posalbly until the new general the Lake Forest Beach and Tennla Peggy Miller at 496-0898.
plan Is adopted. I Club, March J, la thought to have
If this recorwnendaUon Is accepted, beeit set to cover the burglary of
filing ot tenLIUve -mapi1 commercial site two vending machines, officials Jetliner Grounded
plan1, divisions of land and conditional sal~yone wllh Information Is asked
Ule permits will come to a halt for one
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -An American
Airlines DCIO jetliner was grounded
here Monday after paving material was
sucked into Jta 11tarboerd engine, officlalJ
tay.
month and, if the latter suggestion ls to call the Fire Department at 538-
adopted, !or P011lbty .. veral months 35!3.
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street. At tim
available by
We hope yo u will be patient with
.as tt(e re~l!ltS will
ortn all the trouble.
constn-1ction
certainly be w
If you arenl a dventuresome, glve usa
bring ~amples to your call, and we'll
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Senior U.S. Dlatrlct Coon By VERNON SOOIT
tfudge WOU..aa M. BJTDt, 11 u,-1 i!Mt w.-iiw
died Salurclay or cancer'. Frank Tallman, the' ,..,.Id'•
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Venema~, .Johmton Seeking · StateWid:e Offices
llJ lllU. STALL
SACRAM£NTO (AP) -Two•lonner --·--.,--. R<pd>llcw, IDcJ<.tq Waierpte and · Byme was tbti father oC U.S. foremost aerial photographer
District Court Judge WJlliam and stunt pilo.t, billed out of •-._--"!BlfByme .Jr., wfiOpi<sli!e<I -onroge CO<JMy-Alrporr,'w
over the trial ol Daniel J. almost killed last month when
f.llsbcrg and Anthony Russo In an ancient crate be was Oyin1
the Pentagon Papers case. crashed during a scene for a
new movie.
the-. _ _L N1-admlnlalralloo ollldall .,. brlV· W. Welnberpt', llelpn'1 -flnance
--------1-lni 1111-Wlllerple---to....na...lor--. lo nm.for_govenior
-o111ce In caJi!Gmla lhll year. Belon Walerpte became !lie illue it VENBMAN llBCl1lED to NI In oplte
Bui aeveral oCbers have decided to ii, ooetlnle White Home aide Jeb S1uart o1 "a lull ••-ol tile -ol
loreto bldHor election In !he President'• Magrudet" quietly •(ftad Ille word that ~ ... !"': ol ~ tile blzln<
. bonie atate durtnc 117t be might run 10< Calllomla -'l' of ...,.. DIWICE coum
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Blake C. \\'llbur, 72. an
emeritus professor of surgery
at' stanford 1i1edlcal School,
died Sunday. He was a son of
Ray Lyman WU bur, Stanford
president and university
cbancellor until 1949.
ROME (UPI ) -Alberto
Rabagllatl, 67, one of ltaly'Sf
favorite singers who In the
li!OS ..,r!y 1u<;<e<ded !he
late . Rudolf Valentino as a
Hollywood star, died Friday.
SEATrLE, Wash. (UPI) -
Dr. Donald Sheehan, 56, pr•
dent of Whitman College at
Walla Walla since 1968, died
Thursday in a Seattle hospital
where he was being treated
. ·(or cancer of J~e esophagus.
OWOSSO, Mich. (AP) -
Gennan-born artist F e 11 x
Scfdq:, 82, who won $1,000 in,
1938 for his design of the Jef-
ferson nickel, died Saturday.
SAN DIEGO CAP)
Fllneral services win held
Monday for Mn. Marian
Sdunid, 83, of Long Beach,
mother of the commanding
general of the Marine Cofl)S
supply center at Barstow. She
died Wednesday in an Apple
·~alley Hospital of a stroke.
'MOScoW (AP) -Mllohall
Tlklaonravov, 73; ·a plonier In
the Soviet Union's rocket and
·space research programs, died
Monday, the Moscow press
. reported.
· . Death Notire•
A11aUCllUA-
WUTCLlff MOl!TIIAllY
"27 E. I 71h Se., Cosro 1¥\eMJ
646-4888 -·-aALTZ-ION
Five weeks later, he was
\>3Ck in tbe a)r. despite 41
stitches in bls head and two
broken vertebrae, p i I o t I n c
another museum piece for the
same film.
" Tallman, moreover. n.s
flying -with ·a wooden leg. hJs
Jett leg was amputated almost
seven years ago. Not as a
result of a flying accident. but
complications o f fractures
when he Cell from his son's.go.
kart.
Frank Tallman 11 a quietly
commanding man. There is_ a
look -oe-the-adventurer about-
him, subdued but all the same
ttie excitement of a man whn
SHRUGS OFF CRASH
· Fra.nk-Tallrn1ri'"
Jom G. V""'"1All, 41. lonner ..,. state. 1111 name disappeared from !he list '"lllil ii not golllg to be an euy year1 denecretary ol Heallh, F.ducation and "' potentW candidates, boweru, eveo for Ill)' politldan, 1111( I am pn>Ud lo call
WeHare, Is ,..king the a.publJcan before the S....te Waterpte beortop myseK a politldilll delpite wtw bu oc-
-~," "'--1..1. nomlllatloo for lienteolO\ govermr. begao. ·~~ --
Jam'" E. J-, 47, former 8111>-Magruder since bu pleaded gulHy lo Elliol Rldw.iooo, ""-HE W
tan! aecttlary ol Navy, Is running for !he "'"""racy In the alleged Walergate -.,. 11111 attomey ,_..i, ...,.
GOP nomlnalloo for the U.S. s.nate seat ..,.,,.P and 11 awaltlni leDtenc:mc-paipecl In Calllomla In ·vmeman's :"~ ·/': !':';\~ ~. run-ArTEil MAaliui>i:il'B name aur1aCecl -~ 1:°= ~...=. ~!°1ec1"°:
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H. E. Wolle
Of Newport
early in 19'7S, a friend ol his wbo declined asslatance.
NEITHER WAS Implicated in lo be quoted 1&1d: "'Ille /umy lhing ·Blaldilonf WU report«! °"mlderlng
Wal<rgate In any way, but v ....... said .'!bout Jeb Is that he bad the Idea he could aeveral -tlal olflca Including the
Ibis would be a IOugh year !or all politi· come bad: to Calllomla, ·tour th< atate U.S. Seoate and lieutenant ., • .._,but
Hore.Ce· E. Wolfe, IS; of clan!. and never ooce talk about the Watergate appa?ently decided to put off bil pOlitlcal
Newport Be,ach, relired pres!· Anoth<r Seoat. candidate la Tbo!!JaS A. affair." ambitions -two yean.
dent of Marquart:WoUe Malatesta, 30, whole brother served as venenlan Monagan and Finch are MONAGAN SEEMED a certalnty to
Wbol.mle ..!AlmbeLC.m(llJIY N~alde lo former \'Ice President Spiro clOoe-poltUcal lrlendl from -the days run for atate --Ivy Blbr
in Orange, died Sun!laY· T. Agnew. · Finch was lleulfoant governor and Prteat decided to retiro for bealtb
Mr. Wolfe, a resident of Current or former Nixon aides who Veneman and Monagan wen! in the state reasons. But he pulled out lat _.. considered nD111fnC this year and didn't Aasembl ·,..-.
Dead ~t 86
knows his dangerous work
well and loves it.
California for 33 years, moved include Robert H. Finch, fonner HEW Y· saying he wanted to fulfill tbe job he took
1 to Orange County seven years secretary and oouqselor to the President; Finch oomidered running for gove"?Or only a year·.ago.
going to be left to chance In a ago. fonner Peace ow,. director Joseph H. or senator bot ended the long apeculahon Johnston. a black man, was vice HE IS LICENSED lo fly any
airplane made -from one-
lung World War J biolanes to
747 jumbo jets. He !till goes
up in balloons. During his
Navy davs he was ccimmar)der
stunt, I won't do it. And an ac-Services will be h'e 1 d Slatchlord .• and Robert T. Mooagan, cur-:e~~~fi1!. declaring be would not chainnan of the U.S. Civil Service c.om.
cldcnt is the last thing a·movie Wednesday ·at 1 p.m. at ~~Y assLStant secretary of transporta-Flncb., 4', cfted personal l'ell!OIU. While ~:, 8ft,~:.. ~W:
company wants to see. ln the Pacirlc View Chapel i n he was never personally implicated in He later-moved to the Navy post, a job
old days they'd keep the Newport Beach. SOME WEALTHY backers of Gov. Watergate in any fashion, he eqiressed he raigned 1ut 5eptember.
of a helicopter squadron.
His Tallmantz A v I a ti on
Company at Oranee County
AirDOrt, includes "Movieland
of ~ Air," a btstorlcal .col·
lectton of planes and eouio-
ment used in films qver the
)'i!&rs.
cameras going, use t h e _:.:c...cc.:~::::::=====================:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;;;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::--lootage and change the script
to accommodate the accident
But Tallman also Is in the
busine5.'I of chartering planes,
flight te$Uog, research, loca· •
Uon c:onSulting, • business jell
hand all the re;st.
· His partner,~ Paul Manti.
was killed during filming of
"Flight of the Phoenix" in
1965 when the plane he was
flying crashed in tbe desert.
"MY CRASH last month
w 1111: the WO"'St i., mv ca""ttr,"
'1"11ll.,.,11n safd ol hfs Ill-fated
-oo matter lf someone was
killed or injured."
Tallman, a natty man with a
neat mustache, too.k his life in
hla han~ In ''The Great Waldo
Pepper" when he new an old
biplane for three .blocks (only
four feet atx>ve the ground)
down. the -mrun street of a
srnBll Texas town.
"I hid Only about (OW', feet
clearance off each wing tip,"
he said. "But before doing the
sctne I walked every lncb of
that street and che<ked oil(
eVerv detail. We had to. shoot
it twice. It was exciting.
flieht for a seouence tn "11le uNo AMOl lNT cf mDnP.Y ain
Great Waldo Penoer." "It was entice me to do 90mP.
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purely accidental. J wasn't witOOut total knowledge of the
even doing a stunt But when I plane and its characteristics,. -
put the plane into a turn I obstructions, the lenses on the
discovered the right rudder cameras, w I n d c oodltions,
pedaJ had broken off. 'I11ere weather, speeds and all ot
was nothlnt-to dO, that.
"I've had some close cilla in "One of the most guUy
my 20 years of movie work. things I've ever seen an actor
1\\10 ot the JnOC!Jt dangerous do happened in this picture
were purpose1u1 crul!el! _ when Bob Redford actually
one ·into a Jake and ano ther I&-gets out and does some wing
to a cami'i'aJ. But . plane walking at 4,000 feet -no
crash~. like auto stunt work, parachute. I was living the
a"e A matter of meticulous plane and o~aUng the
cameta." plannln1ta!!d~orei:iarati0J1. • -I I I •
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"The ·aviator (he uses that Tallman 1s part cu ar v un-
-··ter-:-rather-ihan..fller·or·Dilot)-·~~~ey .''The-Great. Waldo
must calculate what wt11 break Pepper because It tells the
awav and what will hold up. ta le of aviation in the 1920s
"'hen he must use protection when great strides were made
nads on shoulders bead and in aircrafl
legs back braces' ateel·toed 111'11 be 55 years old on my
11 o ·s,ooqwoy. (:o)lo Meso
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MOllTUAllY
I 7911 Beoth Blvd.
H11nli119ron Beoch 842·7771
24.( Redondo A..:..
longBeoch (213)4J8.Jl45 -·-M<COIMICK LAGUNA
alACH MOITUAllY
179.S l oguno Conyon Rd.
494.9415 -·-McCOllMltK
MISSION MOllTUAllY
28832 Camino Copi1tra110
Son Juan Copi1trana
49.S-1776 -·-PACIFIC VllW
MIMOllAL PAIK
Ce1T1elory Mortuary
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3.500 P!Killc Vi11w O.iwe
Newport Btioch. Cal1lorn10 . M.UZOO -·-PllK FAMILY
COLONIAi. FUNllUU
HOMI
7801 Bolso Aw., W11tmlns!er
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SU'l'UOC..COUllT D' CALll'OllNIA COUNTY 01' ORANGE
Nt. "nus
OllDlll TO SHOW CAl.ISI 1c.c.I'. Nt. urn
II\ lht M•lllJ!' of lhw APD!IClllM ot ALLEN WILLIAMS SAUNDERS, for Cft.antt ot N1rM.
Wt!EREAS. ALLEN WI LL I AMS
SAUNDERS, Ottlt1-, tiff fli.d • p.ttihil wltti fllt Cl1r11; ot 11,1, Courl
fW Ml Ol'd9f CMllO("' plllll-'1 l'll l'M
fl'tm ALLEN WILLIAMS SAUNDERS to >4Ll!N WILLIAM GA"ONE"I
IT IS 0-0ERl!.O tllll 1n Ptl'iOl'IS w ..... hld ln '"' •~tltllicl m1n1r ..,..... blfwt '1111 Courl •I t :OO 11.m., 'fl Apt, 1&. 1'74. In lllt (-lr1111m
M °'"""""' No. S. II !tit COlll'lillluw 1oc119d •t •l'OO Cl"4c. c.mer Drtv1 w .. 1. i.tta AM, C ...... ftll, l!ld .-Ctwf,
" -· trwtry .... petlllOll tor "*"' .. -lllOllN ftOI ... Flllhld. IT IS l'"VlltTHER OtlOElll!:O rlVll 1 ...,.. of 11\lt oro.r to .,_ (""" 111 """'1ff*I '" tr. o.llV l'llot •• MWiplptr flf """If clrciM!loft orlfl* In Or"'lt
Counfy, C111!0"'rtl,. Onot I wwtr. lot
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"' fir '"'"'"' Oii .... """""· , DATIO: Mlf'. 1, 1'7 ..
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.... of "" 1tr C•I .... TW.1'•111.ADO e ..... ...... °'""'...,.. ----=-·Id• 1n41 .,..,.. .. , .. , ... ~ 0r..,.. CM11 o.ny ,1k:I
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sme:s and a 'boxer's next birthdav," he said. "Mv
mouthpiece. generation has bridged the
'1It's not possible to slow gap o~ aviation history rrom
planes down to anything less early m the century ~ Woy-Id
than 69 miles per ho!.r, 90 the War I, the bRf'l"Stornun.q :!ls
im'>act is go;ng to be there and 30s, World War JI 11od now
· super jets. I wouldn't have
"IF I THINK anything is missed a minute o( It."
Irvine Ranch Program
Plan_ned Friday at UCI
Two county environmental
groups will sponsor a Friday
ever11ng program at UC Irvine
in which natural features of
the 10,000..acre Irvine Ranch
coastal area are to be discuss--
ed.
Larry ?i.foore, a s s O. c I a t e
dire('.tor of planning ad-
ministration for the Irvine
Company-, will speak &t 8 p.m.
in room 167 steinbaus Hall, at
UCI.
ttfoore serves the Irvine
Seminar Set
For Sexual .
Counselors
Company's multi-agency plan-
ning program (TIC ~P ).
TIO.tAP involves ·:
tatives of city, coun
state go.vemment have
jurisdiction over the ultimate
development or ttte ranch ~
perty. The public officials and
environmentalists have been
Invited to join in developing 11
new plan of U9e ol the~coastal
hills, canyoos, plains, cliffs
and beach.
Friday's session W8.9 ar-
nnged by Envlronm<nlal
Coalltlon of Orange County
and Project 21 Open Space Ac-
tion Gro<Jp.
Representatives of t h e
Environmental Coalition are
participating members of tile
T!CMAP effort along with Ille
Planning and Conservation
Lea(l\e and the Slemi Club.
Moore wUI di!CUS3 the en-
A work.9hop on 1 e :i a a J vlronment of the site, ~
counseling for profeniona1 eluding the physical and en-
COWlS\?lors in the fie14 wil l f>e vironmental opportunitk!t and
held at UC Irvine in the Fine tonlltraints of the coastal labd.
Art Village Thealel' Friday The property ts bounded by
and Saturday, March 21 and lbe cilles of Newport Beoch1 23. lrvlne and Laguna Be.ich Incl
The t\\°O'daf conference ls features 3.S miles of beach
deslg JW d to p rovide ftonl
f>5Ycho!ogijts, coonaelon and About l,IOO ~ of lhe
.educaion with a backarow>d ~ are reserved. r or
on significant approaches to purd1Me by the state for I
sexual coun5eling. Focus will' eoulal bMdl and. cayon
be on [our major aflll'Olcheo; parlt, pmdlnC OD1stal cm-
rat.ional-emotive, behavioral. 1er'v1 t Ion coawnluion ap-
~tastcrs and Johnlon 1es pro\'l.ls and It.Ile acquiaUlon •
theraf>ll and th< human ,... 'Ille land t:arTies a 17.1 mllllon'I
ualltv prosram at the UC ~ tag.
Mccllcal Cenl<r in San Fran-;;;:;;==::::;;::::====;:,
Cisco. • flll
Ktyootc speaker will be Dr. lll!l'TllNI SOCllTT
Albert Ellis, executive direc-c....... Co••• ..._
!or of the l••t1'Jute for • •=: 1=• ....
Advanced Study 'in Ra11ona1 ;:'.:!j! ·~r:•--=
Psydiothmpy in New Yor1t 14 ..::""' -11=.ru1 City.
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Just think of the money you'd save if you
didn't have to pay for the privilege of
writing checks, ·
, Well you don't!
_:Not if you have a Moneysaver-Savings
Account at First National Banlc of Orange
County.
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Here's how it works: •
1. Open a regular savings account
and a personal checking account
at ·any of our eight convenient
offices;
2. Maintain a minimum balance
of $1500.00 in your regular sav·
ings account ;-you now have a
Mon~ysaver Account-and; -
3, Then forget the monthly service.
charge on your personal check-
ing account. There .~n't be any.
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••• ABSOLUTELY FREE. And since the
!lfoneysaver Account is set up like a reg·
ular savings account, you cai1 ·add to or
\vithdraw from it as often as you wish, as
long as you maintain a $1500.00 minimum
balance. You'll not only save the money
you're now spending for service charges,
you'll also be earning a high rate of inter-
est on your savings.
So stop by the New Accounts desk at one
of our eight offices today and aslc about
-our new Moneysaver Account. lis namo
111ys it all.
Don't fo rget!
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Indian Treaties Will 11 • ID Niguel
BJ JACK CllAPPBU. -n -°' .. .,.., , .. ,..,
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Jbotball fltlds. A .... the hall ii -
'ruJai just lll<e ll That's just -Ooor
and there are eeven floors in the
" at, the -...U lnl<nlaliooll ~',! In Laruna Niguel. '°Tb:'Tederal government .W IOOll bne
the mUlloo-~-loot bullalnc. and
'qx. Wide open -will --and rows and rows and rows of recorda.
.Plam !w the zlfiural call r.r Ille ol 1
huge amount of spaco -an atimated
Japanese
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Subdued
NARA, Otlnawa (UPI). - A masted
.Tapaneae teen-ager · described a s
0 90mewbat out of bis mind" hijacked a
Japon Air Lines super jqmbo jet with 426
penom aboard today and held them !or
t :ranaom of more.-tban $S5 million before
J1!1ng outwitted and subdued by police.
;; There were no injuries aboard the aiapt Boeing 747SR "Air Bu.1." But one
~year-old Japanese man suffered an
apparent heart attack and w a s
boopltalhed.
8ev'cn policemen disguised in the white
coveralls of maintenance w o r k e r s
boarded the plane as It sat on the
deserted nm.way at Naba ~ for 61k
tiOOrs and three or them burst into the
cockpit and overpowered the 18-year-old
hijacker, pollco llid.
11He seemed to have oo time to show
any resiltaoCe," a spokesman said.
'Ibey aald bo .... UDlnDOd but kepi
htj..biJXj lnalde a zt-ed.<blld< ru;tit
bag ml told crewmen 11You Will obe'f our ordenr.1• •
('1be Aaodlted ~ aald the bag
~ little more than a fO!.ldain pen.
vitamin tableta amf a few clothes).
Police quoted the boy !1.SJOYing he
.med the plane lo "study the earth." He
was wearing dark sunglasses and a white
face mast when be broke inlo t6e Upper
ded: lllgbt cabin and took control or the
llrplane1USt be!Ote It landed at Naha on
a 1,000-mile domestic flight from Tokyo.
· '!be plane landed at 1:311 p.m. (9:311
p.m. PDT) and the boy was captured just
before a p:m. {4 a.m. POT).
.. Joel Tucker, 42, an American
passenger, told UPI the -ers look
the air piracy "very, very calm1y." 1~-"There was no panic at all,'' said
'l'llc:ker; wh> lives In Japon and Is Far
East director of c:ommercial alrplane
Sales ,, for the Boeing A I r c r a f t
Manufacturing <». "We had nothing lo do
~cept to read.and sleep."
He said the biggest problem was being
bored as the plane sat idle. Tucker said
~ hijacker never spoke to lhe
passengers.
Police said the hijacker was an 18-
year-old Japanese from Aichi prefecture.
His name was withheld because Japanese
law prevents identification of anyone
under 20 involved in a crime.
;-.Officials at Naba Airport said at least
four of the passengers were Americans
who were among 162 women, children
'Ind. older men released before the
-~ij~cter was outwitted by ~ Okinawa
}lohoe.
.. Aside from tt>e r,ecord ransom. ~
:j\ijac:ttt. demanded JAL give him 15
~iece1 of ordinary rope, 15 pieces of vinyl
moiintaln climbing rope, one rope-<Uttin&
knile, 15 J>lltllc:buta. 15 eye muks, two
piciiJ, I ""?"ei1 ~ btack llllit<lle and
)5 palrs ol llllllQCllIIS.
'!be demand.!I indicated the hijacker
-might have contemplated 80me grandiose
ach~me such as parachuting Into the
1' (See IWACK, Pa;e !)
C:.Ut .
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Weedier
Some low .-or 10( wty
Wedlleld1y 11COOn1Jnc lo the
---· othenriao llir with llllhtly ......, daya lllgbo
In the IOL 1-tmtpt ID the ...
IN•mB 'ND.\Y 1'100~--11'111 Loo ARQ<lu mrff loddr bot
did no ~. II ,... llac -
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WANTS GAS CHANGES
Senator Tunney
Tunney Rips . .
Gm Setup
In Area Talk
U.S. Sen. John V. 'l\mney bas c:rltidled
cooflicts between CalifonUa'a emergency
guoline management system and the
cootnils ·being eurtised by the federal
government.
lie told a gathering of city and county
olfldals In Santa Ana Moodly that "the
state and federal governments are
working at cross purposes to eac:b other
and Iris not fair to anyone.''
''The whole thblg is patent1y ridiculous
and incredibly unfair I U be added
'!be """tor came to Orange Coonty
with the announced Intent of getting a
feeling fn>m lOca1 officials about the
effect of the energy crisis.
'11lough he heard a lllUe on the gasoline
situaUon, be got more conunenta oo a bill
that. would include firemen Jn the
national minjmum wage act
· 'llte·way it is ooW writt.eo, Senate Bill
2747 would require cities to pay firemen
oVertime for anything more than a 4o
hour week, Including steeping ume at the
station )louse.
Severo! north coanty officials told . . Tunney-the , bill would blnki1ipl smlli
ciU.: -·~, • '.
"II lt,....·opplied to Orqe.Collilfy I\
---•• mllJioa ..... the -five .yean; which is about the total ol
ttVenOe sharing DIODO)' that Will come In dlD'ini: tbe aame-period," iaidl.a Habra
Qty ......... L<e Risner .•
Tum>ey, .........t the ofllciall he ls.doing
all he can lo make revisions In the bill
that will~ease tbe burden oo citie5.
He said he bad to "'PJl0'1 It bee.Buse
''in my cooadeDte, I couJdn't tee leaving
~ ~ fi~::..~ aecood clau citizens
Dllrlng the lnlonnal -.... 1oo.
Tunllly tried lo ..,.. --Ollto the g-une llllUltlon .. he eould go blck to
Wullinglln lmled with loc:a1 data lo
preemt to mera oftlrlalc. '
lie -.Id Orqe Couoty 111111 the not el
8oatllem ·Calilinta -I spedal c::-= ~~.=.t.:.:-.: , ... "1NNllY, .... I)
Board to Review
Finan cial -Status
The Lapa -lhdlled s.-
--will -the_ ... ftnlDci•I--......._..s ..,ocn1'ter I PQ Ina 1•........,,. bJ t.eldten •
-. -.... tlle ..... tlley .... wlllb!C 11 • ...,_ -9 •• ~ • o I .............................. 1o_.._.1,.-1wm • __ .. _..,.. ... ,. .
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federal """"" from a period before the
ata&e was admitted to the union will be
• ._ the docwnellts.
CUmnUy, the. GSA has ...,.,. ol Its
records' atored at an old Air Force
!ldllty In Bell. Hlonon Slid that liiilldlng
Is not earthquake preol and the rec:onls
cooildbe ...............
Al>o llulllng the exotic: -•""°"""• zi~t, named after• an ancient
Babyiootan temple arehltectural ronn.
will likely be NASA operatloos and
ilboralories or the Federal Food and
Dnlg (FDA) Admlnlllralion.
* * *
'!be high-bulk storagt! facilities cost a
lot of money U built from scratch and
few buildings can be cheaply and suitably
renf6deled, Hannon said.
The government aequired the building
by trading to Rockwell $19.5 million
worth of surplus Defense Department
property the company now leases.
'!be building c:oot $25 millloo to build
six years ago and woold likely cost S30
million ln today 's infiated construct.ion
market.
Hannon said in the 2'h years the deal
hu been pending that 28 federal agencies
have requested space In the building, but
because the: space was nol immedlaiely
available, they located elsewhere.
Queried about possible White House
Interest In the structure -Laguna
Niguel is quite near the Pttsldent's San
Clemente estate · and the building is
equipped with a helicop· -r pad -H~nnon
said the White House was not, and has
not been interested.
"The White Home told me personally
that they had no interest.what.soever," he
said.
Hanson said with lhe upcoming
national bicentennial, he anticip:rted the
arehlves of lhe GSA would be a constant
stream of scholars in iLJ ' · 'orlcaJ sec-
tion.
Hannon said he hoped that some day
micro.film copies of the nation's
historical documents now held in the
Natkwlal Archives in Washing1on D.C.
would be available at the ziggurat for
western scholars.
"We'd like to see them here foa: our
people in the west," llannoo said.
*** *** *** U.S. Trades Rockwell's
Ziggurat for LA L_and
GSA ·Plans
Storage
For Records
Within 30 days, Uncle Sam will get the
keys to Lagma N'iguel's ziggurat, ending
more than two yean of negotiations,
-tt?'u' ......... apd just plain
..,... tndlng between the govenimenl
and Roct""1 Intemaliooll.
The ~ -ed bee.a ... • 11.
stepped 11ven-tiered design resembles an
ancient Babyloo.11n temple, bas stood
empty -a111 mllJioa square riet or it -
since c:omplellm by Roc:klrell In !!ml.
ROCtWeD-peopie~ruetQily· admit ii cost
them 12> mlllion lo build In "1968
doOars."
1be govemment contract involves a
swap of $19.5 million ln surplus defense
depertment property now 1...ed by
Rockwell in Los Angeles County in trade
!or the ziggurat.
"We've Sol a few bone traden on our
side," Tom Hannon, regional director of
the General Servk:a Administration
(GSA), said at a press ooolerence c:alled
Monday to announce federal acquisition
ol the big building.
The trade Will he made In lee. The
federal government will get the building
and the 92 acres it and Jts huge parking
lot are on.
Once the contract ls through escrow,
the federal Office of ~lanagement and
Budget will take the formal step of
allocating the buildlng to a federal
agency.
Under normal circumstances, that will
be the GSA, which acts as Uncle Sam·s
landlord, which will then parcel out the
space to assorted other agencies.
Hannon laid nearly ball the Door space
is already spoken for 1filh large areas
needed by GSA ltsell !or storage of
records and blatorical archives.
Hannon said the GSA'1 records 1100!d
take up nearly a quarter of the space,
but w<ldd have only about 35 emo!oves.
Other potential uoen Include-NASA's
Sell Be.oc:b operallm, the federal food
ai"ld drug laboratories and a federal
computer center.
Hanoon envisioned an eventual work
force of 1,000 lo 1,500 employes at th e
plant. Rockwell would have had a.peak of
T JOO employes il It had oc:cupied the
plant. a
'I1Je government will take over the
plant, its securttra:M maintenance as
(See ZIGGURAT, Pqe I)
Clubhouse Fire
Reward Set-
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-o.ltr ""' ..... ,... • ZIGGURAT IN LAGUNA NIGUIL WILL BE OCCUPJEILBY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
$2S Mlllllin·B~llalng C.V1rlng 9 Acros Will Go_Olf T1X_Roll1Jn !'anding Tradt
Panel Nixes Bluff Rules
Coa stal Commission Denies 2 Projects , Howeve r
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of !tie Dallr .. 119t Slaff,
New coastal bluff development rules
which .,.v.'Ot.lld prohibit "cascading"
structures ~fonday failed to win full
endorsement of the regional coastal com-
mission.
But it wasn 't exactly rejected eilher.
As a result of all the bluff discussion,
tv•o San Clemente: apartment projects
didn't fare too well. One was denied and
the second continued.
Under the proposal by planners of the
South Coast Regiohal Zone Conservation
CommiMion, no structure could be built
within 25 feet of the edge of a bluff.
The .setback distan~ could be even
greater if the slope v.·as f0W1d to be
geologically unstable and C o u I d
potentially collap!e.
1be new standard would apply to the
closest bluff line to the ocean which is 10
feet or higher above. mean high tide.
"Based on-ooe toot-or bluff lost a ytar
to erosion, thl.s would guarantee us 25
years of bluff face and edge," said
Planner Bob Joseph Monday in Long
Beach. "\.'fost structures have a life of 25
years."
Joseph said the standard, which could
be varied for Individual cases, is needed
for safety and esthetic reasons.
But the commission wasn't sure it
wanted to take such a bold step' beyond
v.·hat any coast.al cities require.
"Before v.·e start using something as
far-reaching as this, it warrants a
dialogue,'• sugges ted Commissioner
Ronald Caspers of Newpor.t Beach.
Caspers, who is an Orange County
supervisor, said the standard could ha\·e
significant impact on the J r v i n e
coastline, Crescent Bay in Laguna
Beach and other areas and cautloned
that the commission shouldn't "sort of
take tt on by osmosis."
Two San Clemente apartment projecta
became the test cases ror the new
proposal. Neither fared too well.
-one. a 12=tmlt condOminium proposed
at 1501 Buena Vista by Mariners Savings
• Arch Beach Building Plan
. .
Given Approval in Parts
Arch Beach Heights construction rules
were approved In some bits and pieces
by the Laguna Beach Planning .
Commission Mond&.Y. night but major
proposals. were fnmtrated.by bloc voting.
Approved were rules for Arch Beach
Helib&I dealgn review on new mklentill
-loo and pork r..s lo be collected
...... buliding In the llill nelgbborhood.
'!be endre plan !or building c:onlrOls In
the hel&lrtl, bowever, "" continued
again !or another two weeks.
Comrn1lllooera Lury Clmpbe!I and
Jolm McDowt1I m"3ed lo ID I k e
deciliool on key elementa ol the plan,
'll!lidl ii I IOll!n&·Hile pn>po11I. II """"' ...,.i.te poWlb ... ""1ltnlctioo .. the
b11llOp.
OJmmlalontt Sally ilellerue and
Or!!LI I 11 <Jlolnnan Racer Lanpbear
._tdJ voiced --'"1 Items el ... ...... but ...... re"'6il bY Cimpl>ell ... -•t:o..-........ l
-el--111 lten.
Commissklner ~llchael JI.lay W'a'I
absent
'!be major ll•ms held llP In the
OJIJ'l.misslon'S co::· ~:eraUon we re
pn>po11lo for a lot c:ombinatloo llOCllon
requiring alngle OW}lml of adjaomt 25-
IOOI by 100.loot ll'JIP"rliell lo join them In
order io have a "Jegal building site~ and
provblon !or mtrl<llng oome lqWll'e
lootago lo 1,1111 llqUll'e feet on the
standard 25-!oot by 100.loot lot.
Mrs.allelmJo ""'""" !or _,e or
the 1o111 tpeeihc plan. The planning
jlOJIUllilalon .....,melds •c:tion lo the
City Colmdl. -
'!be oouncil. hal placed Ill Interim
building ordinlncc on the 1rea with many
pmbiool similar lo -In Ille specllk: plu. '!be interim ilw, howev<r, 1111 no
111:0~-l'llmil Mid thal evm lftor ,,_,.,
ol blartnp IDd ltudy llllkllw, be llill
-nae public input.
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and Loan Association, was denied a
permit with only three votes in favor of it
and six against.
The second, a six·unit building planned
al 1205 Buena Vista by George Geam.
was continued for voling on March 25
after (he staff recommended denial.
No action wa.s taken on the proposed
(See BLUFFS, Pa1e %)
Vogel R eaffirms
H is Intentions
To Leave B oard
By JAN WORTll
Of tlM o.llY Pllfl Stilt
Despite earlier reports to the contrary,
Saddleback College Trustee Hans Vogel
said today he will make Im resignation
official this week regardJess oC what his
fellow trustee Alyn Brannon does.
Brannon and Vogel both recently
anoounced th eir lntentionS to resign
effective June 4 -Brannon largely
because oC community pressure following
a bookmak ing conviction, and Vogel
because he has bought a new home
outside his tnwtee area.
To make their resignations legal, both
are required to file an official letter of
mignation with the Orange County
Department of Education 80 days"'befol"f
an eled.lon to replace them.
If the t"'O are to be replaced-in the
June 4 election, the deadline for
submitting the letters is Friday.
8"t Brannon told reporters Monda1
night at a board of trustee! meeting he ii:
not IUfe if he will 1ubmit hls letter by
then.
Legally, he Is not required to reslp
because or his bookmaking_ conyj_cUoa
unlm he ii given a relony sentenm,
which b: unlikely. Due to a series of plta-
bargalnlog delays, Brannon's senteoclnc
lo not l!Cbeduled 1111UI Maidl 'II, mon
than I -k put the COWl\Y deadlille.
Vot1el wanted lo time.his rt0ign1tloa .,
lhlt both pools eould be filled lrt the
same election. Eld! electioa c:oW bJ
the dillrict <'OltS !Uplyen 11 ...
'91000•
At -y·1 board meoti1t1. lit
(Seo VOGEL, Pip I)
•
il I DAILr r1LDT LI ·
·~:-Native-Son -
--:James Mills
Dies-m 93 -. -
I ' 1 At the lum of the century, James
!Jlefbert MUia: raised sugar beets. corn
and barley on the old Bixby Ranch, now
Jhe city ol Loi Al•mltos.
From 1940 to 1957, the Orange County
native ran two charter fishing bolts out
ol Newport Beech.
, From 1957 until the death, Sunday, at
'the age of 93, ?.Ir. Milla railed Arabian
hones at a small stable directly behind
FOllllUln Valley City Hall.
"He was a typical callfomlan, not one
to wt much," siys his daughter, Loma
OllUs, -JftSldellt ol Laguna Federal
Savings. "He was a devoted family
man."
Mr.• MID• was burled today at
Falrlla..., Memorial Park In Santa Ana.
He was a farmer, a bone breeder and 8:
charter bolt captain -one of Orange
c.otmty's oldest native IOllS.
He wu born in 1811 in a secUoo of What ii now Garden Grove, but was then
called a Part ·of Goepel swamp. HJs
molher, Sarah, ls listed In Orange County
medical joumals as one of the area's
most proficient rnklwlves, helping a
number of prominent county families
bring their ollsprlng Into Jhe world.
Mr. MIU..' falher, Daniel, was a deputy
sherill In Slockton be!ore coming to
Orange County, and belped capture the
famous Clllfornla bandit Jo a q u in
Murletta.
Precious Air lllting lhe post !ew years, Mr. Mllls
divided his time between his daughter's
..sldence al G Balboa Coves In Newport
lleadl and hi& r-.in Valley stable.
He " -by hll two daughters,
Miia M1111, and Mn. IAIJher --ol !-"" AnleJel.
Nearly overcome by smoke, as he battles a fire, a Chicago fireman
pokes his bead from an attic window to gasp ior air. A woman who
had an apartment In the building died, apparently from a heart
attac~ while fleeing the r~
• Rare 'Scrimshaw ,
Exhibit ·Whale ' . Watergate's McCord Asks
Lecture Slared House to Impeach Nixon
A ledlri.., tbe caJ1lomla gray whale •
bJ IDml llipllt Pllll, Gr!-ml an WAsmNGTON (UPI) -J"'11es W.
e••••ttuo ot ·m ICl'imlblw from New McO»rd Jr., a ooovicted . Wltergate ...,-fm11a11t al Dona 111!11 !1f1b ~tor. Mid today be formally ulted
·~• ~ ~ o1f ~ -...._ ol UiOllouiO kl"lffipeaCI> President Nlxoo on ~ wm --..-.,..ms be !ailed to Inform law 'olfldals
wbolowlljllloC ..... tbe -Cout. ·u.i _,. had been paid to buy Jhe
'Ille 7:IO p.JJ!. -In tlle adlool'a lilmoe-of; tbe ari1Jna1 defendants.
Pot-~ will mark the IWJord -a ab:-pqe -ODelll to
.......... " --later ~, ':'oi1 Cocmnjllee, ..-,;,
I tbll -• tbe larft.mannnalo Ip! made ~ ~ ~ryoi:
I ::-..... !'1111-,...,~ ' • a~C
,::;:~~ ":'!r~ !.'!.1t:.t::.-t be ~~:\be
!ense or the aeven persona charted In Jhe
Wateriate bruk-111. \ •
Mc<lonl Clalnis his coavictl<i> -d
bilve been overturned II It bid tieeD
Mcr.vn bush mooey was paid.
F,....P .. eJ
BLUFFS .~··. : ·-
• • . ' atandard alone. .,. I
--DaD. Wlllrf ll(lOl1llahlnc ll<Con!, • aecurtty o1nc:er !Or the ·.--~-____ ----__ Commnw to.lle!elact tmi."1'ealdiilt al
___ ....d!l!:lll~-~V"i.wld-tbe -~-. ~=.-:1ci~w=~~':r.-::~
Commbalooer Robert Rooney • r
Hunttngtm Beacll, who voted lp!nlt the -rs project because o1 densltj,
.bbjeclecl.to-the blulf.standard·lu<-''t-g
a Jot of property."
I
I
pesta on the crullta can see dolphins, have .•.• eDP,ged in the conepir"f)' as
aeals, -and the !""'t yard ol lhe the principal ••• (and) engaged In a
WOllem While -dutlng the evenln1 lunber COlllJ>lracy to Impede and 6inder trips. u..e holding o!fic:o ... 1rom Jhe proper
Olher -are ..-to charter discharge or their duU.,."
entire boata for cnu..s, 11kt Pl'SA McC.ord. referred to a news confertnce
"JX*-n8n. A lull boat ...Wd CQll $200 by Nixon Wednesday in which he said
for 10 -· Johq W. Dean, Ill, White House COW!Sel
Indiridual -Oii a ,_,.alioo -until fired April IO, told him March 21 will be 14 per peraoa !or the trlpa leaving "that payment& bad been made to
at I and 7:IO p.m. on lllardl 15, II, 22, 28, delmdanta !or Jhe purpose of keeping
IO and April 5 and L Jhern qule~ not simply !or their
Special trip& alao .,. planned for defense."
Mattb~17.--St.-P-atrick'a Day.: . ..Marcb -23, ..NWlo._sald last summer that .be_ was an.r !be SWallow'a Day Puad<, and told money was spent ooly for the de-
Suoday, April 7.
, Reaervatiom and charter information
la avallable throuib first vice pmldent
Peggy Mlller al-·
Bad Weather Leaving
Murder Charges
Filed in Slaying
Of Valley Man SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The last ol
a series of weetPer fronla passed over
Northern Callfom1a today and will leave
portly cloudy skies In Its wake. Widely
ocattered lhowers this morning north Iii
Mootere1 and FT<sJo will end by early
---..nigD!, Jhe ·National Wealher Service
said.
Fountain VaJJey mother of four Ruth
Ann Nance was arraigned in West
Orange County Municipal Court Monday
on1nurder charges-in-the shooUng death
of her husband, Martin David Nance.
Mrs. Nance, 33, remains In Orange
County jail although Judge William L.
Mock reduced her bail !rom 1100,000 to -.i· . OU ... COAlf ...
DAILY PILOT
t
ffer attorney, Jerry Bame, said he
planned to meet with Mrs. Nance later
today to discuss posting of baU.
Mrs. Nance was arrested J as t
Thunday Wght after Fountain Valley
police discovered the body of her
husband, a ~year-old architectural
engineer, lying tn an upstairs bedroom of
their home at 8$68 Trinity River Circle.
Police report Nance was slain with a
single bullet to the head from R .38
caliber revolver. He was rushed to
Fountain Valley Community H<>.1pillll but
was pronounced dead on arrival.
A date bas not yet been set ror a
p<dlminaJY heortng but attorney Bame
said it would probably be beld one or two
weeks aher Jhe bail review scheduled for
lhls Frjday.
At 1111 boll l'e'iew, Mrs. Nance will
<Iller her plea, Bame Mid.
Wb11e Mn. N.,,.. is In Cllllody, her
lour acJiooHae children are being cared
!or "' htt llJher and llepmoeber. lccordlnl to Bame.
Jailed in Smuggling
LOI ANGELES (UPI) -,.... South
Loi qelel ,_ m arr-oo
..,.,.... ol Mpidon al °"""'tine .. 111 ..
pl alien llllUaJlnl rtnc. lmml~llon
1111111 --llondiy. Autho<ttl .. llld Sonh v-. Motalff, ll, and -Mon-· 31, ..... cbamd bob-. a U.S. lftlllJtnte wit' lllrboiing
llld ..... ,.a11., , .. lll<tal •lien~
•
Ca8pers 1&ki lJ! was "tom .•. I'd JoYe
to take ZS reeT ror nothing but 1 think it's
a little1conflscatory."
But Commissioner Judy Roemer of
Ne'Nport Beach said PropcalUoa 20,
which created the coutal commissions,
includes a duty to "maintain, enhance
and "'5tore the overall co a s t a I
enviro~t, including aesthetics.
"'Ibe coastline means 6ometbing more
than cement walls, she added, referring
to the concrete retainers put up along
bluffs to support cascading architecture
Moot ol the speakers at Jhe meeting In
-1.ong...Beacb_supported this view.
•
With development on the bluff race, the,
umost striking coastal feature wt have
... becomes distorted and scarred and
changed," said Helen Pines of the
Friend:i or Crescent Bay Point in Laguna
Beach.
CommWioner Art . Holmes, a San
Clemente councilman, said so m e
geologists feel buildings or mechanical
supports on a slope make it more stable.
Speaker Lynn Harris Hicks of San
Clemente objected, "U in the process it
makes more permanent ugltness, it
certainly doesn't c:onfonn with Jhe Intent
of tbe law."
Jearufe!leMeffilees-o1 Newport Beach
urged the commissloo to adopt Jhe
standard as an overall guideline.
Sbe abo argued tllat wilbout a oetback,
it may be "necessary for publlc agencies
to sandbag (sliding blu!!s) to protect the
road below. 'Ibat com a lot of money out
of taxpayers' pockets."
Il would be simpler, she added, to
require a setback now and avoid that.
From roge J . .
VOGEL •..
indicated he still wanted to proceed on
those terms. But today be said be had
decided to mign this week no matter
what. He would remain In olllce througb
Jwie ..
Th.e two trustee ~. both in Tmt!nt
are considered crucial became ol a
peoding attempt by Tmtin roaldenta to
dNMH !rom Jhe ~-dlotrlct
and Into the Santa Alla CoUece (-
Santlqo) district.
'Their deporlure .....id mMD .... ol 17
percent ol Jhe student body and 21
pen:ent or the Saddlebock dlalrlcl'•
-valllatlon.
Ob!ervera or Jhe litlllUoa ~l•
that Jhe · c:hance to elect two new. Tustin
ltustea In Jmie ml&llt tale IOITIO ol 1111
wind !rom the -.....11oa aalll.
u BrlllllOG -·t Ille hll -by
Friday, Jhe neat Ume hll pool could bl
llllecl ~be the Novtmber <lectloll.
-l'l••P ... J
Ziegler ·Reveals • • •
-.. !lit 4111 -' --preliminary atepo prior to oe<11p1Uoa ...Wd take about -
• = nw It woalcl bl lllDlblr" JIU' W..
Balk . e er ~ap-es ~~e~~-u little -~ v . -. . -Jii\Picton Ille ooiniiiiiilty 11 Jiiiiilible,
HIMOO aald nouna u.e.. &u been
' concern about the sudden lnfiux of
. • • 1' !ederal wwkera and famlllea on the
• ~ ......;_ """'' and utility distrlcta. WASHINGTON (AP) -The While C:Oinm!ttee 1111111 . the -He &aid tllat many or Jhe .... federal
!louse uid today it would b e chlra• aptnst the Pr 1 clerical employee would be hired [rom
"ccaatltutlooally lrrespocalble" r 0 f l'rus Semlary -111 i. Ziegler the present -munlty and, tllat moat
President Ntmn to ag,.. to provide ropeated N~'s c:urilmtlou that ttie lrallllerred worken would \be within
further material to tbe Houae Judiciary llllmllllttee. Conolderllll '-8clunent drtvlna distanco o1 Jhelr p.-.t ho-, nool-. already boa ~t White Moot alao '"''" no1 whal be would
Fro"' P .. e J llouae l•pes and docvme'n1s &o cooclude consider ••)ow income" per 1onne1
their Inquiry and complete It quickly."' Hannon aald. • '
TUNNEY .•• Ziegler Slopped -ol Oatly rtjocllng He &aid GSA bad received aaauranc:o>
thO panel'• nquesl !cw ct ,lddltlonal tape from Jhe Orange County Transit District
reoordinp. But ba declai'ed Jhe !act an tllat cew routes could be eatabll3bed to
take the plaoe ol a~ lmpaacllmmt lnqu1cy II mclar WIT .. _ accommodate Jhe work !orce.
"Ar long as we bave· the 1uwwwt DllL&IYe...:Othe dPI to.blcLa -He ldded wryly Jhe ex-apa<e In
alluatloa ol a 13 percelll lbortlall ::':.':•~ ul olf.lle _.,. lllel ~ 1,500 car 'parttng lot ecu1d be
natloowlde, we lbould be allocating the . ~-· ,., laadoclped.
!almt amounta ol Juollne -to Jhe Zleil« ~~ ... n 1lle Dgurat bu -ID object ol gre.otost number ol people," be laid. O.-llee'1 towitlptloa .... . -some-curioalty and ol c u rt o u •
'lllllney aald, "The everHldd marketing ~ beyoad Waters~ related ctreumatancaa alnce gmmd wu brnlren
ayatem will never work 1mlil Jhe Nixon ICandala. • ' , ' lot Jhe plant In 11111.
administration does 10riletltlng about lb He &aid the White -atr.4y ta Once bailed u a boon !or Jhe IOllth
ban on Sunday gas station opectngl, providing "bolil o1 materltll" en tuch Orange County ·area, Jhe pllct was
"The only alternative ls to establish a , subjectJ u F.V'""""t a n t l t r u a t encircled by f2.3 mlllklll in cotl'lty roads
nationwide system based on a six~ay d ~ ctsiona:, Ellvlf'OM'Ml'ltal Protection for which Rockwell paid '300,000.
week," Tunney said, suggesting alternate Agency deClatom, oil lmp)ri quota Rockwell built the building to boU!e the
day nnlngs by even plates on Tue5day , actiona and decisions by the Cost of comany aerospace operatiOiJ.
1bursday and Saturday and on Monday, Livina Council, the Comotroller of. However, betWttn the lime the
Wednesday and Friday ror odd plates. Cur 1 en c Y 1 n d t h e Fe d e r a 1 building wu ltarted and flniahed two
Tunney said the Federal Energy Office CommuldcaUons Commiasiob. years later, the aeroapace boom btil'lt. of. William Simon ha.5 to come to the 1Jegler aa1d the material fu,m1sbed the Rockwell has been trying lo unload the
realiiatlon that California is a major special Wi~ate proeecutor aod being expensive building ever since. Estimated
contributor to America's economy and given to the OUlfl eomm.lttee 1ncJuded armual property tax on the bulkiing is a
could be Irreparably damaged by data on tbe ITr anUtniat cue, Jhe mtllt mammoth figuno lncluding $200,000 paid
incomistent guollne controls. · price support cantrovtl"I)', campeJ.gn to the Capistrano Unlfled School Dlstrict,
In Jhe meantime, Ttmney said, work pracUces and finlncel and openUom or 145 000 paid Ill the Moulton Niguel Water
must proceed at top apeed toward Jhe White Houae Pbanben. Disfnct, and 14<1.000 to Jhe Saddltback
developtnc alternaUve prop 'u I a I o n Ziegler -plained tbat tile ~ Community College District. The Cl>Wlty
aysttms or luell to replice dwindling wu aaldni fer tile ct add!~ tepea tu figure ;,. unknOwn.
guollne aupplteo, w::'te ~It= ::-material the plFede!romral acqJheulsiUoa_~ remov1 e Jhefblg
He &&Id $350 mllli<m baa been made 1l>e breadth or the cmmnlttee' ant tu •~Q. an tem 0 · DO
avallahle to reoearchera In that field and ~.fer doonnenll and ..... • Utile coocern to "tbe. BIJmJ<lllClin~ Wing
"we are only a few years away frotn a ZlegW 11ift "~ .llllllfrtt..;. 'agenclel. . ·
completely different system." , ;._· the QllC1/JJllJtj of iutbQrttaUYely, defining ~ building was a~-a ooooeru to
. What 11 an lmpeadllble orr-" 11 well Rep. Jaclt Brooks (l>-Teus).
11 -!lie cbartes AR llllCler that Brooks bu bottled '!I' Jhe acqullltloa or
dtflniUoa • • Jhe building for neuly a year In his
HIJACK ••. ·An tnipeKtim1111 Inquiry, Zleal« house au~llee' on govmuneotal
-1nued, "cannot be a --io"1 operalloila. • ' override or undermine Jhe -u-..i Rep. Brooka bad sidelined the zlfllurat
doctrlce o1 _.-atloa Iii powwi. • , ' wlllle delving lnlo President Nbtoo'a
mountains with a. number ol hostages. Z1qler -that '" ·-bl -!or. Jhe san . Clemente and Soon alter the landing on Okinawa at "conatltutlonally ~ble !or any Florida estalea. •
Jhe big former U.S. mrutary base, the chief .. ecuuve to 11UCC1J1D1> to -, a ~ly, GSA bad lnainlaJJll!d tllat
hijacker let aome ol tbt pusengers off plocedure.." approval wu oecessary by the House
the plane but <00tinued Ill bold the others committee -the Senate ooriuqtttee bad
and Jhe a-ew ,of al while be quickly appcved Jhe trade last May .
communicated with the pllot ooly In v~ ... gm· lslan-'1-Aat May. writing. .u lit; Rep. Brooka was &aid tD: bave been
1lle plane was seized with only enou&ll ' piqued by eat!y -ol the
!uel to Oy !or. lew hours, JAL aaJd. Tbe "-rnritnne Pmr· . . ~-of the dee! wblcb omKted bis arrest came u dartneaa set In at Jhe UJ ....,.. oa,... ccminlltoe's role, and be ,....lfd Jhe
•il"J>OIH' f' . '~" , ''"·' , • ~·5r,_.a1 . . 1lle hljaeker, whom pilot ToabilUu • ..,,,. 'll)IM,.~ blD ti trade
otetanJ deacribed to the airport control ~ ~eJw V tel}.: the CapliJI ' for • Wbore "°""' "
lll';ller If boliiJ '~whiJI OU! <( 11!1 ~~ ,' "Jt • •. ~ l 1 ! -1111 .,,. I I ltr. ' ; '
mldd," clemabcfed tie "114lne pay him 155 c~ AliM.111! )I,,~ · ; 'llle·u•iM•u.c;_~ wu made
mlllloo In ll,000 bllla and :m milllon yen v 1 ~) ' ~ r-• "li!llle -allll naa the ziggurat
(--) In 10 -bll'· JAL··" .. ( -~ man.aua -al""••' but ·-~~-~•A -·-.-yeo g , -· ·--~ b,v po loe .. --~ or· a w -., • w~ a .... ~ 1lle hljaclcer entered Jhe cockpit """"'' · ·' """'"!"'•"· · · lnti!rprelalion ol the law, carrying a bag In bis band. - -hippie __,_-1ier<,_~ · .~Y-~'lllat<CJnltrpn!lallon now-·bokb that
••nu. plane.JJ..hijack~e.Jold..Jl1'_l:-:!!.=-=~~,-~_onl)C.bo .. advfled..otpend-_
pilot. . . Tho ti aald tod ' In& acqulattlons, and need ·no1 poas· lor-
He ordered Oketanl to "!and thci hllge mu .!r.i co ay, ·-· ~ · mal ipprovll · -· ·
plane, and then demanded that It be 2S ~ered ;:~ ~ bad '.,; Anti-ltuat ln""1Jgalloall haV• been
refueled !or a Oigbt to an unknown . rtilit ear , lobe· t:ut oil. She ,... conducted by Ille J.uatlce ~
deatln&Uoo. llldelJolng lllrt«Y today at Knud one . ol -llal1Unl · !or the JAL olflclala said It wu not unusual llanoen H Ital · government acqulaltton ol lbe building
for the giant aircra!t to be prrylng so 1l>e man, ""!'deriiilled u Frank lndtll, 23, was local ooagressman Rep. Andrew
many pa.wngera. 1lle plane bad been suffered 90 many cull and blon 00 Jhe lllnlhaw (R-Newport Beaclll.
ttbullt to acccmmodate 490 pa&sen1ers, head and body that II took docJorl atx Qlip Cleary, district administrator !or.,
and this II a pealt -...,.. f., hours to patch him up polico &aid. Rep. lllnlhaw, lauded the trade and said
Okinawa. . They saki the victims bad been it . ~ have cost the gove~ $30
The Naba airport administration office attaclced with an Iron bar and a abarp million to· duplicate the bulld111g at
clooed the airport to traffic alter Jhe Implement which may have -a today's bulldlng cools.
hljacled plane touched down and parked dagger. · "We are very pleased the deal has
a~ an eastern part· ol the airport. Police aaid they, apprebeoded a 17:year· been made. We've wocked very bard for
However, a commercial airliner bound ol.d minor , a Marine from a Navy ship it," Cleary saM1..
from Hong Kong to Naha took off as docked here, and were seeking a wanant
scheduled somelime later. to go_ aboard the ship and apprehend
The freed passengers were kept away aMthtr Marine,
from the press, then placed aboard three Police said Pittss Tlnkben and Ind.ell
' Jetliner Grounded
buses and driven oU to an unknown were members of a commune of about
location. • eight persom inhabitltlg a bowie on
More than 300 riot police ringed the Government Hill.
airport soon after the hijacked plane AU the persons involved in the incident
landed. are wh ite, police said.
. PALM SPRINGS (AP ) -An American
Airlines OC10 jeUiner was grounded
here Monday after paving material was
sucked into ita starboard engine, official!
say.
6VE~HE· RIVER and
THROUGH THE WOODS
For 11\ree more monttis Placentia Ave. wUI be tom up to widen ·the
street. Al times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie
available by way of Babcock St., coming from ttie back way.
We llOPll -YoU-Will be patient will\
construction as the results will
certainly be wortti all il\e trouble. ALDEN'S
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Vogel Wjll ._ Quit Bo-ard----Brannon Hedging
-. ' "' Br JAN llOll111 a ...... ~· -~ &l\d ·V· ib ~ told ._,... Monday ,. .. .. ___ ····lie.iao·"°"llll......,. -.nllllt•tlbcilnlcl-meetJncbels
•tllelpile earlterroporu Ill the oonlrafl, ' -bll --.:: ,..;.. 8iddlebact CoOep ,...,_ -Voeet • Tlt.malDe -..J"l-"!km lqal. boCll :.. 1t1tt If bo wUJ -t: his letter by
aid today be wW make ~ ttllpatioa ar. ,nqulnd lo !lit'• olllela1 le"'1' of.
dflclal this week .......... cl Wbat his ........ -... ~ Couoty IApllf, be la not rwpllnd lo ..,tgn
--A1yD ---~"iifllil 11lllo•!it<lil18 belon! --Gf'"blrIWcnaklng -t 11nmon llld VOid boCll .-tly an eledioaii>...,._ tb!oai • -be la 11"'1 a !elooy aentence,
....._ lbelr lntentkm lo ttsign If lite-'11't! ,Ir be.nplaced In illO 'Wllldl ii unlltelj>. Due 10 a llerla cl plea· '•If~ JUne f -~ largely J-·. t...:elec"'", ... llle -• !or barplillna delaya. Brannon'• aenlencini
--•tfAllftlllUllity pr-.e Wlo'lrioc -~~IM ~ ~ ~~. ~--11:-nol ldledaled-m1lll-Mard!:-2f>"*"
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than a -k past the county deadline.
Voeel wanted to time his ... 1gnat1oo ao
that --could be ftlled in the same electlon. Each election called by
the dlllrlct <Oita taxpayen at le..i
11.aao.-
At Monday·a board meeting, be
Indicated be aUll wanted lo proceed oo
-tenm. But today he said be had
~ to ..,tgn thls-week-no--matter
wtiaL He would ttmaln In olflce tMiuih
June 4.
'Ibe two tnBtee paats, both in 'I'U,,tin,
are amidered mJCia1 because of a
pending atlen!pt by Tustin n!lldeoll to
-~l!Om the Siildlelil<:I dlltHCI
and lnlo tbe'Sanll Ana College (Rancho
Santla,.) cf11trlct.
1\eir departure. wouJd mean Joa of 17
peicent of-the student-bodrand 25
percent of the Saddleback district's
assessed valuation.
Observers of the situation speculate
that the dlance to elect two new Tustin
trustees in Juoe m!l!it take some of the
wind from the de-annexation sails.
If Brannon doesn't file his letter by
Friday, the nen time his post coold be
filled would be the·Novembrr-election.
rades-Rockwell's llijac~r -..
Subdued •
NARA, Okin8wa . (UPI) ..l. A m..W
Japoneoe --...... --aa 11aomewbat tut Of Ml mind" bijKbd a
Ziggurat for LA Land
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1-Air i.-. -jumbo Jd wltb as
--today and bold them (Or i '...,_,, of more llwl 155 mlJllon bOrar. ~outwitted and ailiclued by poltci
• . Tber< "!"< Ill> Injuries aboard: the
giant Boeing 747SR "Air Bus.'' But one
"5-year~ld Japanese man -wffered an i.warent heart attack and w a~
hoopltalized.
• S...O policemen dlquiaed in the white
coveralls of maintenance.-w o r k e r s
boarded the plane as it sat on the -rted nmny at Naba Airport !or &V.
hours and lhtte of tllem bul'!t Into the
cockpit and overpowered th: !&-year-old
hijacker, police aakl.
"He seemed lo have no time lo show
any ~." a spokesman aald.
'.!beY -be .... unarmed, but kept lili biml' tr.Ide • zipptnd -lllcbl bH and told crewmea "Yoa 'lrill .-, 011' cl'derl." • .
'(Tbe 'Aslodaled p,_ -... ....
•. oOolalnod I~ ..... thin ..... ltl. ' 'lltomtn tablela. anct\a few dotbel).
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WANTS GAS · CHANGES
SonatorTunnay .
Tunney Rips
~iu .Situp ;. .
18 .A~ea -Talk . . POiice quoted Ille liq u Aytng he
oelzed Ille plane lo "11\Jdy Ille eortll.!' lie wu WMriug dirk sunglaaes and a white U.S: Sen. John V. 'l\mne)' bas~
-maok ... ~~broke jnlo ~--. ~.betwe<n~~""';.~~ -·~ elect 1J11bt cabin and took control of the _...,. manag.....,, .,_, and the
, ··--«irpl..0-Jmt·belore h landed II Naha on · coallols ·betni e:ierclJi!il by" illO fed<ral
a 1,0GO:mlle domesllc: lllsbt from Tokyo. governmenL
The plane W>ded at 1:31 p.m. (1:31 He·~ ......... of 'I -~ 1 P,m. PDT) and the llby wu caplJ!red just -. a ga~.... '? y·~ COUil Y
l>efore a p.m.· (f' a.m. PDT). . olfldals m Senta Ana -Y that "the
Joel Tucker, 42, an Amer I can state and· federal gi>vermnents are
powoger, told UPI the pauell:.t! look wOrt1ng al ere'-' purpooes lo each other
;&be air piracy "very, very ca ." '"'. . ,. L "'Jbere was 00 panic at ," sAid and -~t11aotfairtoaayone .. -
Tucker, who liftS In Japan and 1J Far "'1'lle whole lblng b pat.DU~ ridlculouJ
'l!ast diredor cl oommerctaJ ~ andJncredlbly unfair:' be•adcied. ·
llaks !or the Boetns Al r c r a rt The ,...tor came lo ~ County
Manufacturing Co. "We bad nothing lo do wltb,tbe --~ •·•··t c1· gel''"" a ~ to read and II"'!'" ~ ~ -.
' He -the bipesl proi,iem wu being feelliig flom local offlciab about the
bored u the plane •t idle. Tucker aaid effect of ]he energy <!Isla.
Ille hijacker never spoke lo the 'lllollCh be beard a lilUe oo the gasoline
pas~en. . situation, be kot more comment& oo. a blll
. Police aakl the hijacker .was an 18-that -would include fimnen in the year-old Japaneee from Aichi prefecture. . •.
'H'as name was withhe1d because JaPanese natklnal minimum wqe act.
-law prevents identWcailon ol anyone 'lbe way It ii DOW written, 5enate BUI
under 2Q involved in a crime. 2747 would r~e cities to pay firemen
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, O!flcials at Naha Airport said al least overtime fo~ anything more lhao a 40
:lour of the ...-gers • .,.. Americans (See TIJNNEY Page ZI ·who were among 112 women, dWclren ' . ! -~!:i~m:..i:.ieas: :r~1!: · SociRI W elf &re
' -flom the --'lie I bl~ demanded JAL g1,. him t~ ~ • • 1-<(-'1'' _., on11nary ,..., is..,-c1 .m,1-tn-aamzations
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-· 11 pirachulel, 15 eye mua. l1'0 T G' p ;~~ .. black .wicaae anc1 p 1ve . ~~
• The demaDdl lndlcaled the· hijacker Wboa ----lo you,;. help.in i!ifbave "'°templaled -groodlose the ·Saddleback ·v a 11e1-rr om . sdleme such u parachuting lnlo the psydJoloalcOt. .......ting to I a w ~ with a ·number cl bollapo, -where.., you oend him!
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T.,.~-tnil Loo A .... mrlr todotr ha
did "° daNgc. It w CM Mi>
mid qoab -la f1N dop. tlotJI, ,,.,. s. --L M. ._. r ·-. -.. c..lil9 ., ,_ "
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To -lhls queolloo filr ''p«>ple
1nvo1...i in belpin1 oilier ....,,.., " lhe
~ Club has ICbecluled an
--procram on rmrtala lor 7:!0 · -p;m. Mardi ILat-Cl>ar<llm -.urant
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In Laguna H111a. . • .
Allor a -..Jcome. by SOn!Pllmlll Club ~ Alll Mc:FarllD, 'eflbt aoctaI
welfare •r•tii:m wW mate
prt>Mlt&tiam.
·They tndudt Bfc llnllben of Q\'allCe
Com!J, Ille CollloUc llOda1 .~ =-·~~~ Amoe-. 1--n.e Olnie, °""" c.mtJ -~ llld Ds; a tliii9t ol Jlmtll B 1 a l t It
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-·Inc••:·-~'""' of 11'"7 Fl 1lld!:Ss will be IUde.
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GSA Plans
Storage
For Records
' Within :io days, Uncle sam will get tbe
keys lo ~ Niguel's ziggurat, ending .
more than two y"/.ara of )legotiations, '
eooireJsionai 'wrangllni and just plain
hone trading betlreen \he government
and Rockwell .lnternatiooal.
1"' 1iU1j1a1. ~ becaue Ill ~~_.,.,_ ..... io
anclmt ~ temple, .has .-
llllPIY-aD I -~ !eel cl tt -
since eompletion by Roctwell In 1!70.
RoctwelJ people niefully admit It cost
them 12$ . million lo build In "1968
dollara." ~
The gov~ contract involves a
swap ol fl9.S mill\on in surplus defense
deportment property llOW leased by
Rocnell In I& Aniol<Seounty in trade
(Or the ziggurat.
"We've got a few horse trade~ on our
1ide1" Tom Hannen, reglooal director of
the General Services AdminlstraUoo
(G SA).Wd al a press mnference called
Monday lo ll1llOUll<e federal acqulsltloo
cl the big building.
The trade will be · made In lee. The
federal government will &" the building
and the 92 acres it and its huge parting
Jot are on.
Once the coo.tract is through escrow.
the federal Office of Management and
Budget will lake the formal step o!
allocatlng the building lo a federal
agency.
Under normal circumstances, that will
be the GSA , which acts as Uncle Sam's
landlord, wh!ch v.·ill then parcel out the
apace to assorted other agencies.
Hannon said nearly half the Doc;i.r space
b already spoteo IOI' wt* large areas
needed by GSA ltsel/ for storage of
records and -cal archives.
Hannon said the GSA's records would
take up nearly a quarter of the space,
but would have onlx_ about 3S erro-.1;,ves.
0tJier potential. Usen include NASA's
Seal -operatioo, the federal lood
and dnl( laboratories and • federal
computer center.
lfamon' ·enviliooed an eventual work
"fcne.._oLt.000 to 1,500 employn at the
plant: Rockwell would have bad a peak of t JOO employes ~ lt had occupied· the
plant. . '
The government will take over the
plant, Ila oecurity and maintenance as
MIOl'I II the deal C'°9el,
Hannon Wd preliminary steps prior lo
occupotioa would take about four
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ltvine Losers
Plan Beer Buii-·
A party fa< aD illO candldata
wllo loll Ill tbelr bid !Gr a aeat on
lllO lnb Qty <lomdl la -
fer 7:• p.m. P'lldfl1 •t the -of a.. -ld•lll ..... ploced laot.
' -J. ~ low llnlaher ln ... -.-cltJeandldata.
ii ........ POl'1 •Illa-, 1111
YeOrllqDmo.
"It's jml • -ba!I to .... aD 1111-•-•lel M•"'lid,• llld Mn. Bohn.tedt. ltlt/dd __ ..... __
ID 1tt ... II -to call the
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. ~ -ZIOOlillAT IN L'l\llUNA 111111&.WILL II OCCUPllD~Y PIDlllAL GOVIRNMENT
$25 Miiiien BlilWlnt C..• ... t Ac-WMI Ge Off Tu Jtoll1 lo Pendl"I Trade
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Tr.@a:ties -1o Tax For111s
Nigue1'8l{ockweU Building to -Hiiuse .Arcliives
By JACK CHAPPEIL
CM .._ Diiiy Pitt Slfff
One of the rooms is as big as lhne
football Oelds. Across the hall is another
room just like it.· That's just one fioor
and there are seven floor1 in the
ziggurat, the Rockwell International
building In Laguna Niguel.
The federal government will soon have
the million -square -foot building, and
those wide open spaces will house rows
and rows and rows and rows of recordS.
Pliw for the ziggurat call for use of a
huge amount of space -an estimated
200,000 square rcet -for storage of
federal archives.
Tom Ha.'lDOll, regional director of the
General Services Administration, said
the GSA Is responsiblo for ¥oping
everything from old Internal ReYenue
Service tu records, lo llldlan treaties.
So among dusty ql4 ms taxpayer
returns .will be the origirial documents of
history or the .west, eld water rights,
court iµdement.s and t er _r l .t o r la I
agreements as well as lndlan setUemeuts
for the western United States.
The California admWiom act and
federal records from a period before the
Irvine's Pryor to Become
Citv's 1st Woman · Mayor?
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Irvine Clty Councilwoman Gabrielle
Pryor Is .oxpeded to become the lint ·
woman mayor in the city's history
tooighl
The top vote getter In last Tuesday's
election wbi.cb netted ·'ti' a Re\· four·year
term, Mn. Pryor will take her new .oath
of office on the council along with four
other members.
1'9.'0 ntW councilmen, Art Anthony and
Rlchani West, replacing c h a rte r
councilmen Ray Qulgle~ and former
?.1ayor William Flshbach, will be
welcomed to the panel. Election of
council officers will follow.
Anehony and west were elected to two
year terms, along with lncumbellt
HelU')' Quigley, while Mta. Pryor and pr.-...,... ·Jobn1Burton ....,. given
,..., year-termo by ..terL
The new oouncil was e1ected from a
llote of !$ C8lldldalet; In the election,
wtllch drew 4U peroent Y<M<r lunlout.
Viejo High Freshmen
Wash Can Sa~ay
A car ...... -ed by the l-et.. cl .Mlaaicin Viejo H1Ch School Is
ocbeduled !or 10 a.m. lo I p.m. Salmday
at the bigb.aobool auto abop.
AllWflllecl_made_llllf .,..i.e. Will be alfmd -aa , well, aaid
-Clua l'resld<ot J e ft D y
u-lilln.
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Other Items on the agenda !or the !:30
meeting Include :
~ration of a resohrtlon to
outline Ule powen and duties of a
transportation commission and direct the
public works department to recommend
flnling and clerical support.
-Pretentation of a status report from
the Bicycle Trails Committee.
~uthorliatioo of Mardi aa Youth Ar1
Month in Irvine.
Clubhouse Fire
Reward Set
A-moarct « 111500 !or
lnformatioo leading lo the lll't'ett
and convlctloo o( the perlCllS who
let I ftrt to the l.t>k• 'l"o"elf
comml.llity clubhouse has been
pooled bf the Oranga Cotm!Y l"ire
Department llllf 0 C C Jd I D t a l
Laiid, Inc.
The '460,000 Ort, -destroyed the Ute Foreat Bead! and Temla
Club, March ~ Is thouebt to bave
been oet to .... , the burgJatY of
hn> •mdlnC ~. -said.
Anymt with ln!ormatloe II uked
lo call Ibo Fire llej>orllnlot II lll-
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among the documents.
Currently, the GSA baa aome ot its
records stored at an old Air Force
lacility In Bell. Hannon Wd that building
is not earthquake proof and the records
could be endangered.
AJso stufrmg the exotic • appearing
ziggurat, named after an ancient
Babylon ian temple architectural form,
will likely be NASA operations and
laboratories of the Federal Food and
Drug (FDA) Administration.
'nle high-bulk storage facilities cost a
(See RECORDS, Page 2)
McCord Confirms
He Mooe Request
For Impeachment
WASHINGTON (UPf) -James W.
McCord Jr., a convicted Watergate
conspirator. said today be formally asked
lhe House to impeach Prel!lident Nixon on
ground.I he failed to inform law officials
that money bad beeo paid to buy the
sileDce of the original defendants .
McCord seht a six·page IO:.'Ument to
the House Judiciary Committee, "'hich is
conducting an lmpeaclunent inquiry. He
made a similar statement in an open
letter to the news media Friday and
confirmed today a rePort in the
Washington Post that he petitioned the
committee Pltonday.
McCord, a security officer for I.he
COmmlttee lo l!e-<olect the President at
the time of the Watergate burglary June
17, tm, told the committee Nixon "may
have • , . engaged In the conspiracy as
the principll , • • (and) engaged in •
fllrtbef Ct!ll'Pir•cy lo Impede and binder u-bofdinl oflico • . . from the proper
dlschirge of their dutla."
McCord memd lo a ...., con!.._.
by Nlsoo Wedneoday In which he ' laid
Jolli w. Dean, m. White Houae .....i
111W fired April !O, told bim Mardi 21 '.
"that paymenll had been made to
ddendanll r.r the -or looeolna them quiet, eot simply for theit
defense."
N-said lut oununer U.l bo wu
lold .-y waa apent only !or the do-
ltMe el the ............ char1ed In the
Watergate break-In.
M<Cont claims his -. -id
btve been overturned U It bad -u-n bush money na paid.
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ames Mills
Dies at 93
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moolhL II woold be· llllOlher )'Mt-.
1MbaJldlol·nrf11H1 .... plod.
"OUr oll)lctl"' Is IO havo II llJUe lJllPICl .., tbe communtly u poutble,"
H-Mid llOllnf Jboro t.o beon
-ol>oul tbe -lnllul "' f-.t -u.. ud tamlllU ... the
9Cbool ud uWIJ)I cllltrldl.
1---He 11kl that many of the new tederal
Clerical employer-would be bJred-&om
the present commwtity and that most
traMferred workers would be within
driving di,,tance ol their present home.s.
MOit also were not whnt he would
cooalder "low income': per 1 on n e I,
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At the tum or the century, James
Herbert ~fills raised 21ugar beets, com
and barley on the old Bixby Ranch, now
the city of l.(ls Alamitos.
From 19lD to 111111. the Orange County
native ran two ch.Jrter fiahh)a boats out
ol Newport Beacll.
From 1957 witll the death , Sunday, at
the age of 93. ~fr. Mills raised Arabian-
horses at a small steble directly behind
Fountain Valley City Hall.
''He wa.s a typic.al Californian, not one
lo talk much," says his daughter, Loma
Mlll.s, presidtnt of Laguna Federal
Savings. "He was a devoted family
man."
holr. Mills was burled today at
Fairhaven ~femorial Park ln Santa Ana.
He was a farmer, a horse breeder and a
charter boat captaln -one ol Orange
Cq.utJy's Qldest naUve JOO.!,
He was bom in 18111 in a section of
what Is now Garden Grove, but was then
called a part of Gospel Swamp, His
mother, Sarah, b: listed in Orange County
medical journals as one of the area's
most proficient mldwivea, helping a
number of prominent county families
bring their ofCsprlng into the world.
Mr. Mills' father, Daniel, was a deputy
sheriff in Stockton before coming to
Orange County, and helped capture the
famous California bandit J o a q u I n
Murietta.
During the paat few yeara, Mr. ~tills
divided his Ume between his daughter's
residence at 4l Balboa Coves In Newport
Beach and his FOllll!aln Valley stable.
He la survived by bis two daughters,
Miss Mills, and Mrs. Luther Robertloa ol
Lo• Angeles. .
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TUNNEY .. .'
Hannon said. .
He said GSA bad ·reoetved usurances
from the Orange County TrllNllt ~lrlct
that new routes could be established to
accommodate the work force.
He added wryly, the e1cea space ln
present 6,rioQ car parking lot could be
land!<>ped.
The zlQUJ'llt baa been on obje<I ol some..:--cu.ratty and of c u r I o u a
clraonstaoct!s since gl'OUDd wu broken
for· the plant In JM!.
Once balled aa a boClll for the IOllU!
Orange County area, the plant wu
endrcled by 12.l million In counl)I roads
for which Rockwell pald.'3QO,OOO.
Rockwell bull! the building 1" house the
comany aerospace operations.
However, between the lime the
building was started and finished t~·o
years later, the aerospace boom burst.
Rockwell hu been trying to unload the
expenalve-ooildiDg eVer 1inee. Estimated
a.Mual property tax on the building Is a
mammoth figure including sioo,ooo paid
to the Capistrano Unified School District,
$45,000 paid to the Moulton Niguel Waler
District, and !40,0llO to the Saddleback
Communil)I College District. The county
lax figure Ls unknown.
Federal aequilition will remove the big
plant from tbe tu rolls, an item of no
llWe coocem to the .s\HTOund.lng taxing
agencies.
1be building was also a concern to
lleo. Jack Brooks (V.Tuas). lln>ob baa bottled up the acqulslllon ol
the building for nearly a year in his
ho\lle sub-committee on governmental opmtl<ICll. '
· Rep. Bmlb .had sidelined tbe ziggurat
whlle delvllf( Into Pt.lldent NllCn's
hour week, lnclu41ntr sleeping lime at the ._ for the· San Clemente ud
ltallon home. Florida estateo.
Several norih counl)I olflclak told Previously, GSA had matntaln<d that
Tunney tbe bill would bankrupt mall aJllll'OVal waa neceaoory by the lfouae
cities. COlll!llittee -Ille Senate C»IMllttee had ·· "U it were applied to Orange County II qulc:ldy approved the trade tut May.
'liooJd mot •• mWloa over the nm Alt May.
five yean, wbld! Ls about the total ol Rep. Bloob -said to have been
revenue sha(lnc money that will come In piqued by early announcementa !II the
durln( the -period," Mid i. Habra · completioo of the deol which omHled hl.s
Cil)I llanoger Lee Rllller. <Cllllllllllee'• n>le, ud be reJeDled the or._,. -the officiala he ls doing Senate'• opeedy -1
all he can to male rtVlllool In the bill "'Ille -. woidd puo a bill lo trade
Iha! will eMe the burden Oil clllel. lbe Clpllol dome for a wban bouoe,"
He Aid he had to aupport It became -.... told a reporter.
"In.my coaocleaoe, J "!Uldn't see leaYloi. . Tbe ---1 Mooday wu made
!he fi....,.. u IOCOlld c1ua c111R111 'Olllle -otm had the 111_.t
uodor tbe law.•:,. ,1 • • ~ loll, ...er 1 -llSA
DUrln( the lnlonnal n1<>!10ur seaaJon. lnf«prelation of lbe law.
Tumley bied to steer diacuuloo onto the '11111 ~ """ -that
guollne sltuatioll IO he could go bock to -~--Gll;'be ...,.. ~-
Wuhlngton ormed with joc:al clala to 1af oeqojlolllom, 11111 need JJ01 pita for·
pre1e11t to energy olfldals. mil _..val. ,
He said Orange County and the rest of Aliu.....t ln"f'!!jgatiom tum been
Southern Caillornla bave a special .Ciiiiilticle1fbJ iiiO jiiattiie departmenl
problem when gu 1Upplles grow lhorl . 0.., ol · -fighting · for the beca.""' tllen> ls _ little rapid truslt ~ aovernmmt a<:gUisilion ol the bulldlng
take vie p1ace-oc automobiles. wu IOOiJ congressman Rep. Andrew
"As Iona: as we have the present Himihaw CR-Newport Beach). ai~tion or a l~_ ~~nJ_ ~horUall Cbip _Clearyr district...adminl.IU'atof for
nationwide, we lhould be allocating the . Rep. Hinshaw, lauded the trade and said
fairest amounts ol gaJOllne to the it would have cost the government $30 ~ate.st number ol peqple," be said. million to duplicate the building at
Tunney said, '"lbe evelHldd.marteUng today's building oost.s.
system will never wort IDlUl the Nixon "We are very pleued the deal has
administration does aornetbing about its been made. We've worked very bard for
ban 1111 Sunday gas station opening!. It," Cleary said.
0 '1be onJy alternative is to establish a
oaUornride system baaed on a six-day
week," Tunney said, .suggesting alternate
day fillings by "''" plates on Tueoclay, Thursday and Saturday and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for odd plates.
Tunney said the Federal Energy Office
of William Simon has to come to the
realization that California is a major
contributor to America's economy and
could be irreparably damaged by
inconsistent gasoline controls. .
In the meantime, Tunney said, work
mu.st proceed at top speed toward
developing alternative p r o p u I s i on
systems or fuels to replace dwindling ga.!IOline supplies. ~
He said $350 million has been made
available to researchers in that field and
... we are only a few years away from a
completelY different system."
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lol of money jf built Crom scratch and
few buildings can be cheaply and suitably
remodeled, Hannon said.'
The government acquired the building
by trading to Rockwell $19.S million
worth of surplus Defense Department
property the company now leases.
The building cost $25 million to build
six years ago and would likely cost 1$.10
million in today's in!lated construction
market .
Hannon said In the 211 years the deal
has been pending that 26 federal agencies
have requested space in the building, but
because the space wa.s not Immediately
available, they located elsewhere.
Queried about posslbl< White House
interest in the structure -Lagtma
Niguel is quite near the President's San
Clemente estate and the building is
equipped wt'Ul a helia>p~.!r pad -Hannon
said the White House was not, and has
not been intere!ted.
"The White House told me personally
that they had no interest what.soever," he
said. -
Hanson said with the upcoming
national btcentenn1al, he anticipated the
archives of the GSA would be a constant
stream of s<:hotars in its '-'-'orlcal sec·
lion.
Hannon said be hoped that some day
mlcr1>1Um ccijiieo ol the•· nation's historical doclimenls now be,. In the
National Archlv'" In Washington D.C.
would be available at the ziggurat for
western scholars .
"Wt'd like to .eoe them here for our
people in the Vl!ol." Hannon said .
Bad Weather Leav~
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The l11t of
a teries ot weather front.a paSHCI O\'tr
Northern California IOday and wlll leave
portly cloudy aides In iii wake. Widely
ocatten>d Ibo...,.. this morning -11 ol
Monterey and FrelllO wtll <lld by ea~y
toniiht, the Nallonal Weather Service
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Precious Air
Nearly overeome by smoke, as he battles a {ire, a Chicago fireman
pokes his head from an attic window to gasp for air. A woman who
had an apartment in the building died, apparently from a heart
attack, while fleeing the fire.
Russ Rein.ark
Don't Lift Oil Ernbargo-Reds
LONDON (UPI) -The Soviet Union is beaming Moscow radio
broadcasts in Arabic to the Middle East urging Arab nations to re-
sbt American pressure and not to lift the oil embargo. (Related
stories, Pages 4 and 12) . .
A broadcast monitored here today underscored the harderung
' Soviet Middle East policy and spotlighted the Kremlin's displeasure
with the successes scored by U.S. Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kis-
singer. _
The Moscow broadcast, re<:alling that the oil embargo was im-
posed on countries su'pportJng Israel to secure Israeli withdrawal
from occupied Arab lands, said:
"U today some Arab leaders are ready to surrender in the face
of American p"'ssure and Wt the b~n on oil before those dem;mds
are fulfilled, they are taking a chance by challenging the whole
Arab world and the progressive forces of the whole woi:l\j which
in&iA on .Ute--~ntinued use of the oil weapon.'' ... l. '
In the past Moscow refrained lrbm taking an open stand in favor
of the oil embargo.
Bearst Iildnaplng
Jailed StA M-embers
To Get TV Time?
BUU.ETIN
SAN FRANCISCO fUPJl -Auomey1
for two Imprisoned Symbk>ne1e-Ubera-
Uon Army memben said lhl1 altemoon
they worked out a plan for lbem to ap-
pear oa nationwide televtslon as de-
manded by Patricia Heant's kldnape.rs.
'Ibey said they would seek approval from
the cou.rts, and a bearing was set for
Wednesday at 11:30 a.m, In a.tarUncz.
to the program would be poured into
enough food to be distributed in, at most,
three more distributions.
Hearst has expended more than Sl
million in five distributions. He planned
on spending $2 million, spread over
another month. Now, however, he said he
would spend the rc!t of the money in
from one to three days of food
distribution to the poor.
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-Zi-egler--R-eveals-
Balk Over Tapes
WASHINGTON (AP) -'Ille Wlllte
House'l sa1d today It would be
··co~ltutJonally lrrbpanslble" . -r 0 r
Prttldent Nixon to agree to provide
.further material lO the House Judiciary
Committee until the panel defines
chatgM agalnst the Pre11idtnt.
Press Secretary Ronald · L. Ziegler
repeated' Ni1on'1 contentictl tMt the
oommillee, oonaJderln& Impeachment
resoluUom, already bu aufflcient White
House tapes and doamwlta "IO CGllClude
their Inquiry and complete It quickly."
-Ziegler 1topped.aborl ol.flltl>.njecllng
the panel's r<q!lell lor 12 addlllnoal lape
recordlnp .. But he declared the fact an
ill'peacbmeot lnqulcy is under WI)' "does ' not give eon.,_ the right to bock a
truck up and 'haul off ·tlle ezecutlve flies it wants;., ' ,.
Ziegler disclosed that the Judiciary
Committee's lnvullgaUon has branched
far beyond Watergate ani related
scandals.
He said -the White House already is
providing "boxes of materials" on auch
stibjects a_s government a n t I t r u s t
d e cisknu, Environmental ProtecUon
Agency deelsk>ns, oil Import quota
act'4ms and decisions by the c.ost of
Living Council, the Comptroller ol
Currency and the Federal
Comm\D'UcaUoos Commission.
Ziegler said the l"'terial fum1shed the
special Watergate prosecutor and' being
given to the House committee included
data on ·the m antitnrst caae, the milk
price .support controversy, campaign
pracllces and .finances ud opera-of
tbe White llouae Plumbers.
Ziegler complained that the committee
was aaldJJ& for the a addltlooal tapes
even belore It ~ the material the
·White H<We .agreed to provide ..
'Ille i..aa!h o1 the committee'•
requests for docwnenll and tapes,
Ziegler said, "emphatlcallv Ul~~ates
the n-..J1y of authortlatively defining
what ls an impeachable offenR" as well
Murder Charges
Filed in ·slaying
Of Valley Man
as what Ult charges are under that
definJtion .
An Impeachment Inquiry, Ziegler
continued, "cannol be. a vehicle to
O\'erride or undermine lhc constitutional
doctrine of separation ot powen."
Ziegler added that II would br
"constitutionall y Jruspansible for any
chief executive to succumb to .such a
procedure."
Dairy Co-op
'It n titrus-i'
Hearing · Set
KANSAS CJTY (AP) -Fresh admis-
sions are expected in "Watergate Mid-
west," the tangled antitrust case against
the nation's largest dairy cooperative.
Lawyers for the Texa s-base d
Associated Milk Producers Inc. (AMPI),
subject or multiple lawsuits and a
Watergate grand jury investigation, are
scheduled to submit a lengthy document
admitting facts which have developed In
pretrial testimony or rou&hlY 100
witnesses and in about two million
documents Identified as p o t en t l a I
evidence.
U.S. District Court Judge John W.
Oliver set a hearing today to receive the
anUcipeted docwnent.11. Lawyen for all
sides In the .... -'ied into the .nlght
Monday to complete the court filing.
4J.so r<:hedulid lentaUvely for IOday
was ~ testimony by DwJchl
Morris, a former oftlclal Of the; milk
producers' group, who is expected to give
details of an alleged attempt t,y the co-
op's management to get admlnlstration
officials to kill the government's
anUtrl.l..1t suit shortly after it was filed Jn
February 19'/Z.
II was dlsclooed Monday that awyers
for the milk producers are bucking
protests from the Watergate special
prosecution fOl'ce ]JI' pressing their
request for a judge's review of sensitive
grand jury evidence a.cd secret White
House material.
· The milk producers are seeking proor
for their claim that the adminlstration
Fountain Valley mother of four Ruth brought toe antitrust suit againSt them
Ann Nance was arraigned in West as a ~ d extorting 1urther cam-
. Orange County lllanl<tpal Court Millclay paip Col\tO)>tition!.
on mr,=-gea in the~ing.~lh ._'Ille,~ bas been denied under ol he7 ~ .DaYlll·Nalict. , Oolb,i.; lonrier anlllnllt cblef Richard
Mn: .• N 3?, ~ ln <nDat W. 1Mc:Lar.eri, ,and the dairymen
County Jan ,although Judge Wllli&m L. lhemaelves &aid In a letter releued by
Mock reduced her bell from •t00,000 ·1" the court Monday, "We condede that to
$25,000. : -· ~ -date we' have been unable fully to
Her .al19n>ey, Jerry Bml~ •. saicl_he develop-IUdl faceis" IO auwort their
planned to meet with Mrs. Nance later claim.
today to discuss posting of_bail.. They . said, nevertheless, o t.h er
Mn:. !f!_nce was arTeSted ' 1 as t document4 may surface, . or future
Thursday nighl after Fountain Valley testimony from fonner White House aide
poUce-dlsoovered -the body-of. her -Chartes-W,.-<;o1'on;-1ormer..,titl0mey--
husband, a M-year-old architectural G1!ner8l John Mitchell, or pteai(JenUal
engineer, lying in an upstaln bedroom of lawyer Herbert Kalmbach of Newport
their home at 85M Trlnlty River Circle. BeAcb might "shed additiooal light on
Police report Nance was stain with a this matter.
single bullet to the head from a .38 "We therefore feel we· must continue to
caliber revolver. He was rushed to press· AMPl's request .. .," the co-op's
Fountain Valley CommunHy Hospital but lawyers said.
was pronounced dead on arrival. 1beir letter, dated March 9, was in
A date 'has not yet been set for a response to a letter dated four days
preliminary hearing but attorney Bame earlier from assistant special prosecutor
said It would probably be held one or two Jon A. Sale, who Is in charge of the
weeks after the bail review scheduled for Watergate dairy probe. ~ letter:s w~re
Utis Friday. sent to Judge Ohver, who is considering
At the ball review, Mrs. Nance will the dairymen's claim.
enter her plea, Bame said. · Sale said a Watergate grand Jury in
While Mrs. Nance is 1n cllstody, her Washington is1 focusing on "possi ble
four school-age children are being cared attempts by AMP! to obtain favorable
for by her father and stepmother, governmental action" in return for
according to Bame. political contributions.
• SAN FRANCISCO (UPI). -An
attorney ror one of two imprisoned
Symbionese Liberation Army members
said today negotiations were under V1·ay
to permit them to appear on national
televtson, as demanded by the kidnapers
of Pabicia Hearst.
"We're trying earnestly to arrange the
interview," said Alameda County public
defender James Jenner, who rep:cscnts
RUMe.11 LitUe, 28, who along with Joseph
Remiro, 27, is being held on charges of
slaying Oakland schools Superintendent
Dr. Marcus Foster last November.
OVER THE RIVER and
THROUGH THE WOODS -
The demand that the pair be allowed to
llppear on a live televised news
conference was one of two made In the
last commµnlque !rom the SLA, which
kldnaped Patricia Feb. 4.
1be kldnapers also demanded that the
$2 million ':People in Need'' Cood
program established by Patricia's father,
Randolph Hearst, be totally revamped.
Hearst said Monday he would "do
exactly as they say."
Jenner said there were still "a number
. or details to be worked out." He declined
to dJ.scuss them, but ;aid he hoped
agreement could .he reached soon.
Heant said Monday he would do
everything he could to get Remiro and
Little on television, but said the dec~lon
Is up to the attorneys.
After the televised news conference
proposal wa.s made in a letter rrun
Remlro and Litlle made public last _,k,
Jemcr and Remiro'a attorney, Edward
Merrill, said they wtro oppooed because
of the eUe<l It might have on the Foster
!rial.
The food dillrlbolloo scheduled today
was canceled to give ·prpgram offldalt
time to improve the quaUty of the lood,
crtUclzed by the SLA as "hog feed" and
"unlit for human consumptJon." 1
He•nt said that the It million
remaining from the $2 million committed
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For three more months Placentia Ave. will be tom up to widen t~e
street : At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will be
available by way of Babcock St., coming from t~e back way.
We tiope YoU will be patient witti
construction as ttie results will
certainly be wort ti all ttie trouble.
~ ·ru If YoU aren't adven uresome, give us a
call, and we 'll bring ~amples to your
home.
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Tunney Tells .County: 'Gas Plan Ridiculous'
U.S. Sen. John V. Tunney bai crlticiJed
c.aofllcts between Calllomla'• emeraency
guoline management sy1tem. and 0.
cootrols being exercised by the federal
aoVermnent. •
He told 1 gathering o/ city lllld COlllilJ
Olllcia!s In Santa Ana _, tbot "Ibo
ltlte and federal govenuneab ·are
-king at cross· purposes to each other
and It is <not ·fair lo anyone."
Cement Surgery
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''The whole thing 11 patently ridiculous
lllld incredibti ~.".be ldded.
Tiie seoalor caihe to Oraqe County
with the .........,... interJt ol getting a
feeJlng ln>rn IOclr olllciah abotit tbe
<fleet of the e...v crlsla.
1bough be heard a !lttle on :i.. ,...une
aituatJon, be got more commeota on 1 but
that woold Include firemen In tbe
nalloaal m.Jaimum wage act. •
The WIY It 1& DOW written, Senate Bill
%747 would require cities to pay ftre.men
overtime for anything more than a 40
hour weell:, incJud.J.Qg sleeping Ume•t the
statloo bou&e. -..
Several oorth COlllly offlciah told
Tunoey. the bill would bankrupt small
c1t1 ...
"U It were applied ~Orange County it
wou1d cost $512.1 million over the ne1t
five years, wbic:b ls about the total of
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The facelllllng now going on at·Huntlnll0n111eaclt •
High School is more than sµperficial. The lf mil-
lion reconstruction job, mdch of it requind so the
~hool can meet earthquake safety reqUirements, ts
,. tent.ttt..i1 scheduled fj)F completion 'tn early 1975.
When work is finished, the old high school on Main
Street will be able to serve J,000 students, 1,000
more than it can now.
··:Appearance Seen1or SU
·Members on National -TV
BUILETIN
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Attorneys
for two imprisoned .Symbioiiese Ubera-
tlilll Army members saJd this afternoon
tli!.y worked oot • plan for them to ap-
pear on natloawlde tele\lfsloa as de-
mailde41 by Patricia Hearst's kldnapen.
Tiiey Oki tbey would 1ttlr approval from
tbe courts, Ind a hearing was set for
Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Ja !\fartinez..
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) -An
attorney for one of two imprisoned
Symbionese Liberation Army members
said today negotiations were Wlder way tb permit them to appear on national
ielevi10n, as demanded by the kldnapers
of Patricia Hearst.
"We're trying eamest1y to arrange the
interview," said Alameda County public
defender James Jemer, who re;i:-c:;~:its
Rullsell Little, 26, who along with Joseph
Remlro, 27, ls being beld on charges or
slaying Oakland schools Superintendent
Dr. Marcus ·Foster last November.
· Tiie demand that the pair be allowed to
appear on a live televised news
b:llference was one of h to made in the
last 'communique from the SI.A, which
Jddnaped Patricia Feb. 4..
1be k.idnapers also dll;manded that the
$2 million "People in Need" food
program established by Patricia's father,
Randolph Hearst, be totally revamped.
Hearst said Monday he would ''do
ell'.actly as they say."
agreement could be reached soon.
Hearst said _Monday be would do
everything he could to get Remiro and
Little on televisioo , but said the decision
is up to1tbe attorbeys.
After the televised news 'conference
proposal was made in a l~tter from
Remiro and Little made public last week,
JeMer and Remiro's attorney, F.d.ward
Merrill, said Jhey were opposed because •
of the effect it might have on the Foster
trial.
The food distribution scheduled today
ll'.as. ~!ed to give program officials
time to unprove the .quality of the food,
criticized by the SI.A as "bog feed" and
"unfit for human consumptioo."
Hearst said that the ft million
remaining from the 12 miltion commltted
to the program would be J>OOricf· Into
enough lood>to be distributed In, at mOst, '
three more distributions. i.
Hearst bas expended DICll'.t than II
mill.kn in five distritN~ He planned
on spending 12 miltion, spr.ail ...,
another month. Now, however, be said be
W...Jd· spend the rest · of· tlie money In
from one I<> 'three · days of food
distribution to ihe pool'.
A. Luc\low Kramer, . his program
director, said he hoped to begin the final
phase of the food program FrldaY·
Meanwbile, the head or the FBl
Monday denied hiS agents h a v e
jeopardized the lire or Patricia Hearst as
charged by her abductors.
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Council · Studies
May.or El-ection ·
At V al'le y Me et
The election or a mayor and a mayor
pro tern will be the top order or business
at tonight's Fountain Valley City Council
meeting.
George Scott, who has been mayor ror
one year of his four.and-a-half yea r
tenure on the council , v.'8.S the top vGte-
getter in last Tuesday's election.
Councilman Al Holliden, currently
mayor pro tern, aiao was rHlected to
one of three open seats.
The third councilman 10 be instaned
tonight is a newcomer, Roger S1anton,
who nudged eight.year i n c u m b e n t
Edward Just off the council.
The three newly elected councilmen
will take· a loyalty oath before fellow
,council members Marv Adler and Bemle
Svalstad, w006e terms weren't up this year.
Nlµ"co Jury Selected
ALTON; Ill. (UPI) -A jury o/ seven
men and five women was selected
Monday far the trial or 10 narcotics
agents charged . with acting "without
probable cause or search v.•arrants"
when they broke into sii: homes during
drug raids last April. The 17~nt
indictment charges that t~·o of 11 victims
of the bungled ralds in Collinsville. -East
SL Louis and Edwardsville w e re
assaulted and a third was jailed for three
days without due process of law.
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revenue sharing mooey that will oome in
during the same period," said La Habra
City Manager Ltt Rlsner.
Tunney assured the offoclala he Is doing
all he can to make revisk»u: in the bill
that will eue the burden on cities.
He aald be had to support it because
"ln my camdence, 1 couldn't see leaving
the firemen as second class ciUiens
under the law."
During the infonnal two-hour seMion,
Tunney tried to steer discussion onto the
Ja pan ese Teen
gasoline situation so he could go back to
Washington armed with local data to
present to energy olflcials:.
He aaid Orange Cowlty and the reil ol
Southern Calilomla have a !pedal
problem wileD gas aupplles grow short
because there ls Uttle rapid transit to
take the place of automobiles.
"As IOOi as we have the present
situatiO(l of a 13 percent shortfall
nationwide, we should be allocatiag the
fairest amounts of gasoline 10 the
greatest nwnber of people:· he said .
TUnney said, "The even-odd marketing
system will neve r v.-ork until the Nixon
administration dOtS something about its
ban on Sunday gas sta tion .openi()gs.
.. The only alternative is to establish a
nationw ide system based on a six-day
week," Tunney said, .suggesting alternate
day finin&s by even plates on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday and on ~tonday,
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Hi jacker Captured
NAHA, Okinaw~ (UPI) -A nw""1
Japanese teen-ager described a s
"somewhat out of bis mind" hijacked a
Japan Air Unes super jumbo jet wttb 426
persons aboard today and held tbem for
a ramom of more than SSS rnllUon before
being outwiUed and s.ibdued by police.
There wert no injuries aboard ~ the
giant Boeing 747SR "Alt Bus." But one
4~year-old Japanese man suffered an
apparent heart attack and w a s
hospitalized.
Seven policemen dl!gulsed in the v•hitc
coveralls of maintenance w G r k e r s
boarded the plane as it sat on the
Arraignment
In Westminster
Death Slated
deserted nmway at Naba Airport for S~i
hours and three of them bunt into the
cockpit and overpowered the IS.year.old
hijacker, police said.
"He seemed to have no time to show
any resistance," a 1pokeaman sa.i~.
They said he was unarmed, but kept
hi& hand inside a .zippered black flight
bag and told crewmen "You will obey
our orders."
(The Associated Press said the bag
contained little more than . fountain pen ,
vitamin tablels and a few clothes).
Police quoted the boy as saying he
seized the plane to "study the earth." He
~·as wearing dark sunglasses and a whi~
face muk when he broke into the upper
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deck Hight cabin and took control of the
airplane just before it landed at Naha on
a 1,000-mile domestic Oight from Tokyo.
'lbe plane landed at 1:36 p.m. (9:36
p.m. PDT) and the boy was captured just
before 8 p.m. (4 a.m. PDT).
.JoeJ 1\Jcker, '42,. an A m·e r I can
pas9enger, told UPI .the passengers took
the air piracy "very ,' very calmly." •
"There wa s no panic at all," said
Tucker, who lives in .bp.an nnd is far
East director of commercial airplane
sales for the Boeing A i r craft
~tanufacturing Co. "We had nothing to do
except to read and sleep."
He said the biggest problem was being
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Valley Mom 's
Bail $25,000
In Slaying
Fountain Valley mother or four Ruth
AM Nance was arraigned fu West
Oranie County Municipal C.Ourt Monday
on murder charges in the shooting death
ofller bwband, 1.fartln David Nance.
Mrs. Barbora Sherry Bradley .... In
West Orange County Municipal Court
today, facing arraignment an charges of
munlering her .husband fut l>at.lll'll~Y
night.
The victim. Donald Loren Bradley, 45
of 8471 Hell St., Westminster, was shot
three times, suffering hud,-chest...and-
arm ~'OW'lds. He died early 11-Jonday in
Huntington Intm:ommunity Hospital.
Mrs. Nance, 33, remains In Orange
County jail although Judge William L.
Mock reduced her bail from $100,000 to
. --12.1.000.
AC<.'Ording to Westm!Mtcr police, tbe
fatal slugs were fired from a .22 caliber
automatic target pistol v;hich had
actually been di!lebarged nine time!!. ...._ Investigators allege that Bradley and
his 40-year~ld wife were having an
argument prior Lo lbe 6 p.m. shooting.
Mrs. Bradley, who phmed police Iller Suk• Offke
the shooting, was originally charged with
assault with intent to commit murder.
The charge was changed to murder when
Bradley died.
According to police, Bradley was self·
employed. operating a trenching service
wh.ich assisted construetion projects.
Mrs. Bradley has been employed as a
real estate agent ln the pest, but is oow
uriemployed. 1be t"OUple, manied for 16
years., had no children.
Partially Blind
Man E'lectrocuted
RIVERSIDE (AP) De b ra
Thompson, blind and .pregnant. said she
should not ha•e let her partially blind
husband climb onto the roof or their
home to install a 4@.foot television •
antenna .
She blamed herselr 1.foOOay after the
anteMa toppled into a 1 •volt p:>wer
line, electrocuting her husband, Daniel,
22, officials said.
Retired Gen. William C. West-
moreLa.nd today announced his
intention to entMr the Repu~
lican primary for governor of
South Carolina. The former
Vietnam commander served
last as chief of staff or the
Army.
Trustees Weigh
Consolidated
Election Reques t
A resolution asking the county to
coosol:idate a tax rate increase election
with the June 4 primary v.111 be discussed
tonight by Huntington Beach Uoion High
School District trwtees
The OOard will meet In the band room
al HWltlngton Beach High School, 190&
Main Sr.
Trustees decided three weeks ago to
call for a 17.8-cent tal boost to build one
more school. _
Her attorney, Jerry Bame, said he
planned to !'}eel v.·ith Mrs. Nance Later
today to discuss posting of bail.
Mrs. Nance was arrested 1 as t
Thursday night after Fountain Valley
police discovered the body cf her
husband, a 3>year~ld a~chltectural
engineer, lying in an upstairs bedroom of
their heme at 8568 Trinity River Circ1e.
Police report Nance was slain with a
single bullet lo the head from a .38
caJiber revolver. He v.·as rushed to
Fountain Valley Communily Hospital but
~·as pronounced dead on arrival.
A dale has not yet been set for a
preliminary hearing but atlOmey Bame
said it would probably be held one or two
weeks after the bail review scheduled for
this Friday.
At the bail re\•iew, ~frs. Nance will
enter her plea , Bame saw..
While Mrs. Nance is "iO custody, her
four school·age children are being cared
for by her father and stepmother,
according lo Bame.
-Gas Signs Required
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Service
stations in the city of l..<Js Angeles ~·ere
required today to po5t signs showing
hours they sell ga!Oline and any purcha!e
lintits. ?.fayur Tom Bradley signed the
regulation ~\fooday alter the City Council
passed it l:MI.
Coast
Weatlter
Jfnner said there were still "a number
af details to be worked out." lte declined
to discuss them •. but said he hoped
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Realtors Host .
Office Seekets
Pioneer Laid to Rest I
1be district's cUrrer:it tall: rate la $2.82
per flOO asse39ed valuation. Some low clouds or fog early
Wednesday according to the
weather service, ·otherwise fair
with slightly cooler days Highs
in the.60s. Lows tonight In the 40s.
Candidates who are llgbtlll(•!cr
,..ts on the HunU..,.. lleadi City
Coundl In lie April I el<:etion wlil
speak to memben (f. • t b e
Hunlington Beach-Fountain Valley
Boan! ol Realton Wednesday
morning.
All 14 candidates have 1-1
invited to race the rcaltors durb\g
their a a.m. brtak!aSl at the
Sheraton Beach IM. The met;ling J1
Op<n to tbe ptiblic.
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James Milh-One of Co r,i nt)'il Oldest Native Sons . '
,# At the· tum• ol the <entury, James
Herbert Mills raised snpr b<etl. oom
and barley on the old BW., Banch..JICIW
the city ol Los Alamitoo.
Fn>m lt40 to 1957. tlie -0raog. County
native ran two.chart.er fishing bolb out
ol Newpott Beedl.
Fn1m 1157 untiHhe.dealh. Sunday, at
the ace ol 13, Mr. Mllls rilied Arabian
-at a small allble dirodly 1!ohlncl FOllllllin Valley City Hall.
"Be wu.a,typlcal CllU....i.tnot·-
to•talk mucb,".1111 his dauat\ter. 'Loma
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Mll!s, pmidellt ol Laguna Federal
s...i.;,s. "He was a devoted family
man."
• Mr. Mills WIS buried today at
Fairhaven Memcrial Park In Santa Ana.
He was a farmer, a horse breeder and a
chorter boat captain -one ol Orange
County•, o~ native sons.
He wu bom in tall in a aectioo of
ll'llat ls now Gtnleo·G...., bat was then
colled a part of GQll>el Sw-. His
.-. ~·Jo lbted bi Orange C<>unty
mtldfcaJ journals as ane of the arta•1 •
most proliclant mldwi...,' btlpinf a
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number ol pn>minenl oounty families
briJ!g lhelr offspring Into the world.
Mr. Mills' latlier,-lllnle~ was a clepUty
sherU! to Stoch111 before coming to 0r..,. County, and helf)«I capture the
famous Califomla baMl.t J o a q ti l n
Murletta.
l>Jrln& the pat rew yean, Mr. Mlils
divided his time between his daughter's
residen<e af 43 Balboa Coves In Newport
Beach and bis Fountain Valley allble.
He b Slll'Vl'!'ld by his two 'daughters.
Miss Miiii, and Mn. Lather Robet1IOp o1
Los Anllolet.
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Slate Special Meet
' Huntington Beach Planning
Commisaionera bave,d)eduled ui extra
meetinll at f o'clock tonl rl\t In city
council cbamben, to handle .....
1>usintos Items not completed during
their recular meetl!!i la• ......
Major items sdiedUled foe dilcuoskln
Include: revisions ln lbe city &ien
ordlnance, •· staff report on open space
potentlsls in the dti, dlsculllon of bow
often lo review the commt.sslon'1 1eneral
plaMfna: pollclu and .comments from
eommlsslonm on mfslons ol the '
planned oommunlty ,..,na tan
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TIDO eanhqMOkf:s sliook un.-
trol Loa Ange:le1 t:aTl'I/ today but
did no da7n00e, It U1a$ the sec-
ond quake incidtnt m five days.
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Ten of the 14 Huntington . !each ·
rtSidents fighting for four City Council
seats have answered a sevt'.'n-questlon
t°' survey sent to them by the Chamber of
Commeree.
The survey covered such Items as: Do
they favor expansion of the Edi!IO!l power
plant? Should another 90,000 people be
allowed to move to town? Does the city
need an economic ad\•isory council?
On Edison expansion, Ted Bartlett
(incumbent ), Ralph Bautr, Robert Bolen,
Al Coen (incumbent ), George McCrack-
en, Phi.lip Putman and Harriet Wieder aJI
1 said they favor it, though witb severe
restrictiom 13 impoeed by the 'council.
Ab8olute opposition came from Robert
AJbuts, Bruce Gabriel!OO, and MarCUJ
Poner.
Russ Be•••ark
-Don't Lift Oil Embargo-Reds
· LONDON (UPI) -The Soviet Ul\lon 1-beamln& lfO!OOw l'ldlo
broadcast$ In Arabic to the Middle East utiiJi• Arab naUODI to ,.
sfst American pressure and not to lift the oil embargo. (Relatocl
stories, Pages 4 and 12)
A broadcast n1onitored here' today underscored the hardening
Soyiet l\1iddle East P.Ollcy and ·~potlig_hted the Kremlin's diljpleasure
with tHe .SuCcesse5sCoreCJ by U:S. Secrelary or State-Kenry A:-l{is·
singer.
Tile A1oscow broadcasl, rcc~lling that the oil embargo was Im-
posed on countries supporting Israel to secure Israeli withdrawal
from occupied Arab lands, said:
"If today son1e Arab leaders arc ready to surrender in the face
of American pressure and lift the ban on oil before those demands
are fulfilled, they are taking J chance by challenging the whole
Arab world and 1he progressive forces of the whole world which
insist on the continued use of the oil weapon."
In the pa s~ ~1oscow refrained from taking an open stand in favor
of the oil embargo.
Watergate's McCord Asks
They aU favored controlled gJ"O'ft'tb, but •
no Me offered a specific number-as-to -n to Imp each Ni xon how many new residen1-' the city can ouse
handle.
A chamber proposal to establish an
economic ad\·isory council. similar to the
city's environmental advisory council,
dl"f\\' support from eight candidates with
only Porter and Alberts against it.
Some of the other chamber questions
covered such topics as city bond
I· (!Ject.ion!. tourism, new commerce and
) indust:y, and raising tues or lowering
the city budget.
Oopl'" of the q...tlonnalre will be sent
lo the chamber!s mon than 500 membe"is
and to the Utague of Women Voters,
American AssodaUon of University
WOl!l<ll, HOME Coundl and the Jay.-.
1 'lbe public and other c iv I c
orpnh.lllons can obtain oopi'" ol the
.urvey by pbonlng the chamber at 962·
Mal.
The oounciJ election is,.10t far April 9.
Four COODd1 aeats are open, with three ~ '"'-Bartlett, C<>ett and Nonna
Gibb! -1teklng l'Mlectlon. One
incumbent, Jack Grtf.11, is not running
lhis year.
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I the hijacker never spoke lo the
p111!'*"'. Police said the hijacker was an IS.
year<>Jd Japanese from Aichi pttfecture.
i Hi3 name wu witbheki because Japanese I law prevents idenUficaUon of anyone
1 Wlder 3'.I involved ln a crime.
I OOici.als at ~aha Airport said at least royr of the _pusengen 'fere Americans
wtio were among ta women, dilldrtn
I and older men released belore the
hijacker was outwitted by the Okinawa
police.
Alille fnnu the refllnl ramom. the
hijacker demanded JAL live him 15
pieces ol ordinary rope, ~ p[eoes ol vinyl
mountala cllmblnJ rvp<;~ne ~
knife, 15 parachutes, 15 eye muU, two P<tJ,_• abov<l1 one black aultcase and I.I p&n ol hanocuffa.
'Ille demand.s indicated the hijacker mi&bt have contemplated aome grandiose
scbeme such as paracllullng Into tbe
mountains with 1 number of. hostages.
FronlP .. el I . TUNNEY •..
Wednesday and Friday for odd plate!.
Tumey sa.Xi the Federal F..oergy Office
cl William Simon has to come to the
realization that Califomla Is a major
contrlbtltor to America's eoonomy and
could be irreparably damaged by
Q incoMi.stent gasoline controls.
Jn the meantime, Tunney said, work
must proceed at top speed toward
developing alternative prop u 1 s Ion
systems or fuels to replace dwindling
gasoline supplies.
He sakl $350 million has been made
available to researchers in that field and
"we are only a few yeani away from a
completely different system." '
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the House Judiciary Committee, which is
conducting an impeachment Inquiry. He
made a similar slatement in an open
letter to the t1cws media Friday and
WASHINGTON (U PIJ -.James \\I .
f..lcCord Jr.. a convicted Watcrgal e
conspirator. sn id today he form ally asked
the House to impeach President Nixon on
grounds he failed to inform law officials
that money had been paid to buy the confirmed today a report in the
.silence of the original defendants. Washington Post that be petitioned the
McCord sent a six-page oocument I~ committee Monday. .
Officer Arrests
Pair Ste aling
His Own Auto
_ KEY 1.11!.GQ. Fl!" \,\Pl -The clooer lie got to a speeding car, the more
familiar It looked to Monroe County
Sheriff's Deputy Al Lankin.
Once he got close enough to read the
llcense tag, he said he knew for sure.
"Hey, I'm In pursuit of my own car!"
Lankin told the )>olit'e radio operator.
Lankin said be chased the auto at
speec:b up to 85 miles an hour, before
fmally pulling it over.
Lankins said he asked the driver:
"Thia YOUI car?''
"Nope, ~owed from a friend ,"
Lankin quoted the driver as saying.
"That1s funny," said Lankin. "I'd have
sworn this car was Al Lankin's car."
"That's right," Lankin said the driver
replied. ''God old .~ddy Al lent us this
car."
"Look," Lankin suggested as he leaned
loward ~ driver and displayed his
breast pockeet nameplate.
Lankin s8id' the driver's only remark
arter reading the name tag was a short profanity,
Don __ Yearwood, 44, and tlis companions,
Jack Humrich, 40, and. Leon Owen, 41,
were booked for possession of a stolen
car, police said. ·
Yearwood WBJ ..also charged with
driving while lntoJ:icated and not having
a driver's 1ioeme.
Lankin said be had last seen his car
when be left it at a service staUon for
repairs. '
Hot Wheels
1\fcCord, a security officer for the
Committee to Re-elect the President at
the time of the Watergate bulJlary June
17. 1972, told the committee Nixon "may
have ... engaged in the conspiracy as
the principal ... (ani:I) engaged in a
further conspiracy to impede and hinder
those holding office ... from the proper
discharge of their duties."
McCord referred to a news conference
by Nixon Wedne9day in which be said
John W. Dean, III, White House oounael
until fired April 30, told him March 2!
'!that payment! had been made lo
defendant& for the purpose of keeping
them quiet, not simply for thei r
defense."
Nixon said last summer that he was
told money was spent only for the de-
fense or the se\,'.en persons charged in the
Watergate break·in.
Mt'Cord claims ms conviction would
have been overturned if it had been
knoinn hush money was paid.
Gatc h Hunters
Find Lifeboa t
~fONRQVIA. Liberia (AP) -
U.S. Embassy officials here said
today a capsiied lifeboat had been
spotted In the AUanUc Ocean near
the area where a British ship
reported -Seeing 'ba1looriist Thomas
Gatch's lifeboat last week.
The oflictals said they could not
confirm the Lifeboat belooged lo the
American balloonist.
Gatch left Harrisburg, Pa., Feb.
21, to alt.empt the first Atlantic
cro53ing by balloon.
Siberian Husky Club or West Gloucester. R.I., doesn't let wann
weather and Jack or snow spoil Us mosh. Tom Carter of West War-
wick, R..I., and team finl sl\Lhlrd In race .
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By Ziegle1·
' Over Tapes
WASHINGTON I AP) -Tht While
Hoose said today It would be
"constitutionally irresponsible" for
President NIJon to agree to provide
further material to the House Jud1ciary
Committee will! the panel defines
dlarges against the President.
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler
~ated Nixon's content.Ml: that rhe
committee, considering lmpeachfftent
rnoluUons, already ba.t sufficient White
HOUJe tapes and documents "to conclude
their inquiry and complete II IJU!ekly."
Ziegler stopped abort ol nab, re)ecllng
the ponel'a r<qu..t for C add!Uooaf tape
reconllngs. Bui he declared the iact an
lzrpeaclunent inquiry Is under wlf"'does
not give Cooarea the r!gbt lo back a
truck up and haul off the esecuuve mes
it wants.'.'
Ziegler dlsclosed that the Judiciary
C.Ommittee's inveStlgalion bas branched
far beyond Watergate anj related
ecandals.
He said the White •rouse already is
providing "boxes of materials" on such
subjects as government a n t I t r u s t
d e cisions, Environmental Protection
Agency decislorui. oil · Import quota
actions and decisions by the Cost of
Living Council, the Comptroller of
Currency and the Federal
CommunlcaUom O:muniasion.
Ziegler said the material furnished the
Special Watergale prosecutor and being
given to the House corm:nittee included
da.ta Ol'I ,the nT anU!rtJ!l ~1 the milk
pnce lllpport controversy, campaign
pnctfe<S and finances and operations of
the VQUte House Plumbers.
Zlegf .. complained that the comm!U..
was asking for the 42 addlliooal tapea
even before it reviewed the material the
White House agreed to provide. . l
The breadth of the committee's ••
requests for documents . and tapes, ·
Ziegler said, "emphaUcallv illustrates .
the neceMity of authoritatively defining
v.•bat Is an Impeachable offense" aa well
as what the charges are under that
definition.
An Impeachment inquiry, ZJegler
continued, "cannot be a vehicle to
override OT \Uldennine the coostltutional
doctrine of 1eparation of powers."
V~gin Islands
Commune Pair
Severely Beaten
CHARLO'M'E AMALIE, St. Thomas.
\1.l. (UPI) -A young man and woman.
described by Police as members of a
hippie commune here, were stvtrely
beaten by two U.S. P.larines ~'ho Invaded
the house in .,.,filch the hippies lived, St. ~' pollce said today,
'J'heJl.81d the woman, Perry Ttnkben,
?5, suffered a fractured skull and had her
right ear lobe cut off. She was
undergoing surgery today at Knud
Hansen Hospital.
1be man , identined as Frank lndell, 23,
suffered so many cuts and bklws on the
head and bod y that it took doctors six
hours to patch him up, police said.
They said the victlms bad been
attacked with an iron bar and a sharp
Implement which may have been a
dagger .
Police said they apprehended a 17-year.
old minor, a P.1arioe from a Navy ship
docked here, and were seeking a warrant
to go aboard lhe ship and apprehend
another l\larine. '
Police said l\liS! iuikhen and Ind.ell
ll-1!re members of a conunune of about
eight persons inhabiting a house on
Government HilL
All the persons involved in the incident
are white. police said.
Preelo.u Air
Nearly overcome by smoke, as he battles a fire, a Chicago fireman
pokes his head from an attic window to gasp for air. A woman who
had an apartment in the building died, apparently from a heart
attack, while fleeing the fire.
Hearing Set on Documents
In Dairy Co-op -Antitrust
KANSAS CITY (AP) -Fresh admis-
sions are expected in "Watergate Mid-'
west," the tangled antitrust case against
the nation's larJest dairy cooperative.
Lawyers for the Texas-based
Associated Milk Producers Inc. IAMPI),
subject or multiple lawsuits and a ·
Watergate grand jury invti"stigatk>n, are
scheduled to submi t a· lengthy document
admitting facts which have developed in
pretrial tiestimony of , roughly 100
witnesses and in about two million
documents identified as po i1en ti a I
evidence.
U.S. District Court jud1e John W.
Oliver set a hearing today to red!Ye the
antici pated documents. Lawyers for all
sides in the case worked into the night
Monday to complete the court filing.
Also !!Cheduled tentatively for today
wa.s open-court testimony by Dwight
Morris, a former-official of the milk
producers' group, who is expected to give
details of an alleged attempt by the co-
op's management to get administration
officials to· kill the government's
antitrust suit shortly after it was Wed in
February Im.
It was disclosed Monday that Lawyers
Bad Weather Leaving
SAN FRANCISCO (AP! -The last of
a series of v.·eather fronts passed over
Northern California today and will leave
partly cloudy skies in its wake. Widely
scattered showers this morning north of
l\fontercy and Fre:mo "¥111 en<t by early
tonight, lhe National Weathe'r · Servioe
said.
for the milk producers are_ btlcking
protests from the Watergate apeclaJ
prosecution force by pressing their.
request for a judge's review of sensitive
grand jury evidence and secret White
House material.
The rru°'lk producers are seeking proof
for their claim that the administration
brought the antitrust suit against them
as a means of extorting ··rrther cam-
paign contributions.
The allegation has been denied under
oath by former antitrust chief IUchard
\V. ~lcLaren_, and the dairymen
themselves said in a letter released by
the court Monday, "We condede that to
date we ha ve been unable fully to
develop such facets " to surport their
claim. ·
They said, nevertheless, o t her
documents may surface, or future
testimony from fonner White House aide
Charles W. Colson, fonner Attorney
General John Mitchell, or presidential
lawyer Herbert Kalmbach of Newport
Beach might "shed additional light on
this matter.
"We therefore feel we must continue to
press AMPI's request ... ," the co-op's
lawyers said.
Their letter, dated March 9, was in
response lo a letter dated four days
earlier from assistant special prosecutor
Jon A. Sale, who is In charge of the
Watergate dairy probe. Both letters were
sent to Judge Oliver, who is considering
the dairymen's claim .
Sale said a \Vatergate grand jury in
\\1ashingion is focusing on "possible
attempts by AJ\1PI to obtain favorable
governmental action" in return for
political contributions.
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For three more months Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen the
street. At ti mes Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie
ava.!lable by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way.
We hope You will be patient ~ith
construction as the results will
certainly be worth all the trouble. ' . '
llvou aren't adventuresome, give us a
call, and we'll bring ~mples to your
home.
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avord Gets Second Election C-h _ance
Co11nty . Celebrates -Still Af te1·
Positio11
Cerernony, Speeches Mcirk 85t1i Birthday As Sl1eriff
: OOP Chall'llla11
Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter of
Newport Beach has been
chosen chairman of the Sen-
ate Republica n Caucus, the
number two GOP leadership
post in the state's upper house.
He replaces Sen. John L. Har-
mer o! Glendale, who's run-
ning for lieutenant governor.
Japan's 'Lost'
Officer Receives
Hero's Welcome
TOKYO (UPI) -Lt. Hiroo Onoda, a
Japanese soldier v.·ho hid in the
Philipplne jungles for 30 years, refusing
to surrender, returned today to a hero's
welcome and reunion with aged parents.
•· "My parent.'! told me that you should
do your best at any moment-. I've never
thought of siJrrendering without orders,"
the 52-year-old Onoda told a news
conference Monday.
Wearing a dark suit. white shirt, and
striped tie, the World War II holdout
stiffened when a reporter asked if he
thought he should surrender when fellow
holdout KJnschichi Koiuka was shot to
death in an encounter with a Filipino
patrol on Lubang Island in ·Im.
Oooda said. "Never! How can I think
so! I just intensified my -detetn"'-·•1on
to aveoge him."
He said he was only convinced of
Japan's surrender when told of it by bis
former commander, Yoshiml Taniguchi,
a few days before he can1e out of the
jungles.
Clubhouse Fire
Reivard Set
A reward of $1.500 f o r
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the persons who
set a fire to the Lak':! Forest
community clubhouse has been
posted by the Orange County fire
Department and Occi d ental
Land. Inc.
The $450,000 fire. v.·hich destroyed
the Lake Forest Beach and Tennis
Club, March 1, is thought to have
been set to caver the burglary of
tv;o vending machines, officials
said.
Anyone with information is asked
to call the Fire Department at ~
3553.
By WlLUAM SQIREIBER
Of ""' Mff Pllet ltett
Orange C.OWty marked ita 85th )'ear of
existmce Monday in a b Ir t b day
cemnony replete with trass band music,
speeches and old-time residents.
1be festivities were held ln Southern
California's oldtst extstlng county
courthouse the imposing r e d
sand!tane structure restinll on a pa rcel
ol land mepped out more than 100 years
ago by Santa Ana f~ William H.
Spurgeon.
'lbe morning's events began with
strains-of,. martial mU!ie played by the
Third Marine Aircraft Wina Jaod from
El Toro ~lari.-:~ Corps Air Station.
As in bygone days. the band played
under SIDlny skies on the courthouse Ja,_n
-next to two cannons bracketing the
nagpole.
Not manY countians turned out to hear
the Marines usher in the CO'\flt"'s 86th
year and most wbo came looked old
enough to remember much of the history.
But when the music stopped, those who
did come packed into Old oP'}:trtment
One of the Superior O>urt on the second
Door of the Victo'rian courthouse.
Department Ooe. though no kmcer in
use since .the construction of the
glist<ning high • rbe oourthoose just
across tbe mall, looted much the same
as it did when the building finit opened Jn
1900.
· Tbe room echoed the pleas. gavel
rapping and arguments of famous farm
labor eases, slant oil drilling cases and.
othen doUing the county's history.
~londay. the "jurors" were county
officials th~ audience was rr.ade up of
Within 30 Days
g•if'r l"llol $1111 ""''' PRESIDES AT 8STH
Retired Judge West
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newsmen and iilterested res1drnt~ anrt
the judge ~·as Frank G. \Ves!. reti red.
"'est officiated in 1Xpartmen1 One
Government to Occupy
Niguel's 'Ziggurat'
Within 30 days, Uocle Sam will get the
keys to Laguna Niguel's ziggurat, ending
more than two years of negotiations,
congresskmal wrangling 8nd just plaln
horse trading between the government
and Rockwell lntemaUonal.
The ziggurat. so-called because its
ste~ seven-tiered design resembles an
ancient Babylonian temple, has stood
empty -all 1 million square feet of it -
since completion by Rockwell in 1970.
Rockwell people ruefully admit it cost
them $25 million to build in "1968
dollars."
The government contract involves a
swap of •19.5 million in surplus defense
department property now leased by
Rockwell in Los Angeles County in trade
f(I(' the ziggurat.
"We've got a few horse traders on our
side," Tom Haiinon. regional director of
the General Services Admlnis1ration
!GSA). said at a press amference called
~fonday to armoonce federal acquililion
of the big building.
1be trade wilt be made in fee. The
federal government will get the building
and the 92 acres it and its huge parking
lot are on.
Once the contract is through escrow,
the federal Office of Management and
Budget will take the formal step or
allocating the building to a federal
agency.
Under normal circumNnces, that will
be the GSA. which acts as Uncle Sam's
landlord, which will then parcel out the
space to assorted other agencies.
Hannon said nearly half the floor space
is already spoken for wiJh large areas
needed by GSA itself . for sto rage of
records and historical archives.
Hannon said the GSA ·s r('C(lrds 11.·ould
take up nea rly a quarter of the space.
but \\'OU]d have only about 35 cmr.!Jves..
Other potential u~n include NASA 's
Seal Beach operation. tht' federal food
and drug laboratories and a federal
computer ~Qlfi!r.
Hannon envisioned an eventual v.·o rk
force of 1.000 to 1.500 employes at the
plant. Rockv.'ell would have had a peak of
7,500 employes if it had occupied the
plant.
The governmfint v.•ill take over the
plaot, its security and maintenance as
soon as the deal closes.
Hannon said preliminary steps prior to
occupation \1.-'0Uld take about four
months. It would be another year before
the building was fully occupied.
"Our objective is to have as little
impact on the community as possible."
Hannon said noting there ha5 been
concern about the sudden influx of
federal ,_·orke rs and families oo !he
school and utility districts.
Ile said that many of the nev.• federal
clerical employes v.·ould be hired from
the present community and that most
transferred workers v.·ould be ":ithin
driving distance of their present homes.
Most also were not what he would
C('l{ISider "low income" person n c I ,
Hannon said.
Panel Nixes Bluff Rules ·
Coastlil Commissio1i Denies 2 ProjectS, Ho1vever
By CANDACE PEARSON
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New coastal blutr development rules
vohicb wuuld prohibit "cascading'"
structures i\1onday failed to w'.:1 full
endorsement of the regional coastal com·
mission.
But it wasn't exactly rejected either.
As a result or all the bluff discussion.
two San Clemente apartment projects
didn't fare too ~·ell. One was denied and
the seoond rontinued.
Under the proposal b)' planners of the
South Coast. Regional Zone Conservation
Commission, no structure oould be built
within 25 feet of the edge of a blufi.
The setback distance oouJd be even
ll""ler If the slope was found to be
geologically unstable and co u I d
potenUally coUapoe,
1be new standard would apply to the
closest bluff line to the ocean which is 10
-feet or higher above mean high t*.
"Based on one foot of bluff lost a year
to erosion, this ~·Oldd guarantee us 2S
years Of bluff face and edge, II $8id
Plllllller Bob Joseph Monday in Long
Beach. ".Mcist structures have a ltfe of 25
)'tan." '
Jooeph said the standard. whl<h could
be varied for indMdual ca8CS. Is ~
1 Jor safety and eslhetlc reasons.
But the commission wasn't !Ure It
Wl111ltd to take "'ch a bold step be)'Olld
what IDf ooastal ciUes require:.
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"Before we start using !11'.lmething as
far·reaching as this. it warrants a
dialogue," suggested Commissioner
Ronald Caspers of f\e~'J>Ort Beach.
Caspers, who is an Orange County
supervisor. ~Kl the standard could ~ave
significant impact on the I r v 1 n e
coastline. Crescent Bay in Laguna
Beach and other areas and cautiOoed
that the commission shouldn't "sort of
take it on by osmosis."
Two San Clem<nte apartment projecta
became the test . cases for the new
propClll!. Neither fared too .,.u,
One. a IJ.anlt oondomlnium propaoed
at 1501 Buena Vista by Marinen savings
and Loan -lion. .... deoied •
permit wltb aoly thtte votes in lavor of It
lllll •Ix againlt
'Ibo second, a slx...Ut bulldlnfl planned
at 1205 Buena' Vista by G<orge Gearn.
was O)Otinued for voting on March 25
alter the llalf tt<:Ommended denial.
No action was taken on the proposed
standard alone.
t.ornmiuk>oer Robert Rooney o r
Huntin(t«l Beach. who voted against the
Mariners project because ol density,
objected to the blt>ll standard ror "takina
I: lot of property ...
Caspers sakl ~ wa1 1'tom ... I'd love
to take 1$ feet !« nothing but I think It's
a liWe confllllce&ory."
But Commilliootr Jody -ol ,Newport Jl<acb aold Prvpooitlm 20.
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"'hich created the coasta! commiss ions.
includes a dutv to "maintain. enhance
and restore ·the overall co a s I a 1
environment. including aesthetic~ •·n.e coastline means something more
than cement ,_.all s. sh~ added. referring
to the concrete retainers pu.t up along
bluffs to support cascading architecture
.\lost of the speakers at the meeting in
Long Beach supported this \•iew.
With development on the bluff face. the
"most striking coastal feature ~·e have
••• becomes distorted and scarred and
changed," said Helen Pines of the
Friend,, of Crescent Bay Point in Laguna
Beach.
Commissioner Art Holmes, a San
Clemente touneUman, said some
geologist.a feel buildings or mechanical
IUpport.s on a slcpe make it more stable.
Speaker Lynn Harris Hicks of San
Clemente objected, "If ·in the process it
makes more pennanent ugliness, it
certalnly doesn't t"Ooform \\iih the intent
of the law,"
Jeannette Pi1errilees of ~c"l>Ort Beach
urged the commission to ad0pl the
1W>dard as an overall guideline..
She als> argued that ~'itbout a setback.
it may be "necessarY for public agencies
lo sandbag (•tiding bluffs) to protect the
ro.d below. That costs 1 lot o( money out
of taxpayers' pocket! .. "
tl would be simpler, she added , to
require a tcl~k now and avoid thal.
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years ago and ~·As aided in his new court
np!)l•arancc by 1he s:imr bnil' ··and court
r1•porter ,_.ho v.·orkcd "'ith hi1n then.
Courtroom "testimony" 'A'a!l provided
by counly au1hor·historian Jim Sleeper
and la"')'tr·h1s1onan ~ J , Fri; .. "·ho
recalled the> \\'ay things were in !he
:;oothe m half of b'>s Ar-~les Counlv
rK'a rly JOO )'Cars ago. ·
Sleeper told the cro\\·d Orange County's
name had nothin g lo do with the crop it
hecamc famous for nor vdth 1he hamlet
of Orange . once called Richland.
"To encourage immigration. real
Miele men bflled this as a semi·tropical
paradise - a place where e1·crything
~re"'-'' Sleel'.tf'~ !Wlid. "The ti~"'~ O~<ln .. e
hnd a ~1<"di tcrranean quality about it and
it "·as for that rl'ason it "'as selt>eterl .''
Sleeper trot'Cd the county rhroug h Jong
yE.'ars of efforts to split off from Los
An~eles. 1lle efforts bec:it"" realitv on
~larch 11. 1889 \\'hen Gov. Robert
\\'aterman signed the bill ereatlng the
County of Orange.
Sleeoer ended his rrmarks \\ith the
nole that no other "'Ord in the entire
f::ni::lish langua,i::e rhvmes •rith O·'ln"e.
Fri is, "'ho specializes in lhe judicial
his tory of the counl}'. toochcd on some
01her highlights of lhe coun1y·s past .
AnlOtlg other things. he talked about
the co unty's first Superior Court judge -
J. \V. To,_ner.
Friis said To"11er was thou~! lo ha\'e
~en something of a S\\ing"lr, having
spent p.1rt of his early life in what could
only .be.called a ~·ife·swapping communa l
t;roup in .\'e\\' 'lork.
Tbc session .adjoumecf after !he talks
10 -\\'bat r·!~c -a ~iant bir!hda~· cake
ho[loring the rounty in 11s 85th year.
Coa lition Seeks
Restrictions on
Nuclear Plants
LOS ANGELES lAPl -A coalition of
community action and consumer groups
is spearheading an initiati\'e effort to
impose major rest nct.ions on nuclear
po"·er plants in Gali fornia .
A major objective "·ould be to take
a"·ay the federal government's limits on
l1abili1y covering nuclear accidents.
backers said ~fonday at news
con ferencei:. in Los Angeles and San
AEC SEEl(S TO SPEED
LICENS ING -Story, P1ge 10
Francisco.
Also 1he act ~1luld require the stale
legislatu re to certify the "effectiveness
01 ,1il sa fety reatures." If not certified in
fn·e years, existing fac ilities would be
reduced in capacity by 10 percent a year.
And 1f liabiiity limits weren't removed in
one year. existing plants would be cul to
60 percent of licensed capacity.
Former Cypress police Olief George
Savard. almost counted out of the race
for Orange County Sheriff ~·ht'11 he failed
to file his papers Friday , ,_·on a repne\'e
~fonday through a new section of the
el<'C'tion code.
County CouflS{'l Adrian KuypE'r in\·oked
a portion of the rode ~·hich reopens any
state or county office for filings if the
incumbent is not in the ra<.'C . Savord fill'd
~looclay afternoon. .
In Orange County, that rule v.·iJI -~feet
only two races -the contest for 72nd
Assembly District seal being vacated by
Kenneth Cory of Gan:len Grove and the
Sheriff's position, being \'acated by
longtime Shrriff James !\.hJSick. v.·ho is
retiring.
Cory is running for California
rontroller and "'Ill gi\'e up his st~at as a
resu1t.
Eleven candidates have filed to replace
lhe Democratic legislator. including five
Democrats. f!\'e Republicans and an
American Party candidate.
A spokesman for Savord said 11.londay
the invocation of the new r'Uling gives
eandK:lates in th05C two races until
Y.'cdnesday at 5 p.m. to file -fi\'C
calendar days after the ociginai closing.
Sc!.\·ord 's spokesman sakl the candidate ,
''!houghl he had forfeited the race
because his papers didn"t arrive in
time ."
Savord is thought to be the only lltrong
opponent of the man v•ho has literally
bf.en hand pickOO by !\lu.~ick to succeed
him -Sheriff's Lt. Bradley Gates.
Gates has rolled up an in1pressh·e lisl
of Influential backers through a series of
cocktail party fund raisE>r.s.
Savord. a highly honored policeman
and FBI Academy graduate, claim s to
have the support of most county police
chiefs and other professional lawmen.
Red Loans.Suspended
y,·ASHINGTON IAP) -A challenge to
the legality of loan·making procedures
for Communist countries pron1ptcd the
Export·Import Bank ltfooday lri suspend
action on applications for loans to the
So\·iet Union. Poland. Romania and
Yugoslavia.
Her Coo lring
For the Birds •
STATESBORO. Ga. fUPI)
Ella p;fae Jlag('tlll becan1e so
enraged when he r husband , Jimmy.
tossed her grits in the yard to the
chickens that she filed lluit in the
stale court of Bulloch County,
~harging him with m a I I c i o u s
mischief.
But Judge Francis A 11 en
di smissed the suit ltfonday.
"All chickens need some grits."
he explained.
Here's .
Johnny!
..• doubling in the den im look for lawn and
country. Bui denim wilh a difference.
Johnny's suit Is an easy-going texturized
Dacron ~ polyester wo ven by Klopman '.
Colorful contrast slitching trims the coat.
A.nd there are co-ordinated Johnny Carson
.shirts and ties to put together a
completely smashing spri ng look.
Johnny Carson Su11 112500
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Sou1h Coast Plan M 12 E. Sprtng Cosl1Mesa long Beach
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Police Chief Savord
~'hite Ho11se
Gets Blan1e
Fro111 Martha
NEW YORI\ (AP 1 -~la rtha 11.titchell
blamed the \Dlitt Housr tod ay for thr
problems faced by her and her es1rar{gsf
husband . formrr Atty. Gl'n. John ~
t.litchell.
Mrs. !\litchcll denit'd th at :ihc is an
alcoholic, and said she has ·•cor.1c to. the
conclusion that )li1chl'll was framed .'
At her request. '.\l rs. ~l1tchcll \Vas
interviev:ed by Barbara \\'alters on Ult'
:\BC·TV progra1n '"Tod;iy.''
She alleged that im1>0rtant persons in
thr Nixon administrat ion sought to get
rid of her because she ~·as a nuisance.
Thei r tactic in such c.-ises, she said, is to
give a person a reputation of being crazy
or alcoholic.
··11 is the nonnal thing that the \\''hltc
llouse does," ~lrs. r...litchell said .
Askl'd v.·hether she is an alcoholic . i\1rs.
~1itchell said. ''I assure yoo that I am
not. ..
And she said . "The firs! thing they said
"'hen they tried to get rid of me in
California v.·as thal I ~·as crazy.''
(She apparentJy referred to an incident
at the Newporter Lnn at Newpon Beach
in 1872. I
She said ''lhcy" tried to send her L"·iC'('
to a mental institution. l\1rs. ~fitchell
declined to say specifically "'ho "they "
were .
She declined to blan1c r...1 itcheH fo r her
troubles or the disruption of their
marriage.
l\frs . !\-1itcbcll lives alone in Ule
couple's s"·ank F'.ifth Avenue apnnment
Mitchell moved into a midtov.n hotel.
where he is residing v.tiile on trial in
federal court here for an alleged scheme
to collect a $200.000 ca m p a·I g n
contribution in return for tr~·1ng lo
squelch a fraud investigation by the
Securities and Exchange Commiss10n
into the finan cial em pire of Robert L
Vesco.
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OFF AND STREAKING .DEPT. -In
event that you have been dtaengaged
from this globe over the past 1eVeral
days, you are no doubt pw:zled by the
Jatest fad which. has stripped Jt.s way
acrois all oui cairipuses. The prad.Jce ls
called llrealdng.
Studenta who practice the fad are
:-J rish Rep~hlic Senator Ass assinate.d
~~,-~~....,......,,-~,.--~--.,,~~....,.~~...,,=c~,..,.,=-~~~~~~~~· DUBLIN (UPI) -Gunmen today A I.,. houri later police found Fox. 1971 and 1973. iOl"ii$Jiii ~ ~ ewrytllln( alJouL aasaasinated an !rill! llepUblle s.m... oho< throocti the bead, 1Ylna In a nearl>y Coullon aald he. bis •II•. hll ""' and
known u a crttJc cl Bntllh mllltary field. daugb1er and Fo• were . •llllnc In the
ac<Joos In Nonbem l!oland. Police aald they llispected Piotestant kitchen whm the raiden otruck.
A 12-man maaied gang aebed Sta. e%tremlsta: killed Fox, who wu known as
"Alter that they piled an the 111n>1mo
logtlber and, an.t Gl'derflll UI aulllde,
they l<I Iha -op fire. I ..... a lhot
DUiy Foz, a lf.yeaHld Protestant, while a critlo cl Britllh ,Army actlooa In the
he vl!lied the home o/ Protestant finner· ix..ler ara bet-the lrllh Republic
Rtchard Coulson llW' the -..,..-.1----=an.i-Noitlieffi 1"'1iliil. ~ -
Ooes ln the Republic'• co u n t 1 . It was the most serious assassination
Monaghan. In tbe Jriah Republic since the 1972 tilling
BEFORE THEY left the ganc aet the o/ vice pmldent Kevin O'Hlg1inJ. Two
house on fire. • Northern Ireland Senato<s were killed ill
"ABOUT I! ARMED and masked mm belafl fllod ..... 1111' -I uw not
nlllled Into the-and aald tlley _.. -~ .... -,,. ....... o/I
loOlffilg ror anns. -'I'fieforiSereilallorta -.croee 1bt flekll;":-Coulaon--..W. _....._
to lie down on the floor,'' Coulaon said. Police uJd P'Ol'1 automobUe: was fooPd
"They t led the bands ol my ...,, In a neulJy lloe.
George, behind hla back 11 he lay on tbe Anodlel' bulll waa .., In the lleplbllc
Door. 'Ibcn <bey ransacked the house, for ·K"""'1b Ul!Jejohn, II, -icted
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-.., -• Dubtfll -the)'
-Nlly -kin( for Br It II b
ln!elJlptn .. try (o -die ltllll R.-N-Arm1 (DIA).
·Nixon • ID Tax Trouble?
Mills Mai ntains Report Will Force Resi$""1tio1i
By HELEN 'n!OM.U commlUae. Asked for detalla, Mills Aid,
"I know1 but I won't say. You'll know"
about it In -.nie 30 to 40 dlys..-'J ,
The Washtl)gton Post and the N..,.
--1ed and unapedfied charges " •udl -,,..vtty ...
11le Poot <ooduded that • White -
spobtmm bad bftn "qtllte ·juatlfled"
last ~ in characterizing Mills'
-streUets. Tb1111l you hilve been, -~·s
say, In darkest Africa, you might look
WASIDNGTON (uPl) -In tbe face "
direct White House critldsm, Rep.
Wilbur D. Milla,. one (If the moot
influenllal Hooae Democratl, decilned tO
back -away fiiim bis predlctJon that a
congreaiona1 Repoc1 on Preald•nt
York nm.., two ol the strongest critics
of the President, criticized Mjlla in
edltortals today for his nmarb.
The Poot noied that Mills had been
"privy to inlonn.itlon made available lo him. .. C<H:halrman ol the joint
committee studying Ninn's tax returns
and "should . refrain from making
remarb 11 "a cheap lbot." ·.,,
THE TIMES aald ol Mills: "It Is I
manlf..uy unfair to the Prealdeot to hint
broadly Ill daDllgtn( Clllldusfons and
theo hohl-the -to support Ul06e conclusloos for a month or more."
the word up In your trusty dictionary to
learn wllat it's all about.
Webster's im't going to help you mud!.
Firs~ your dlctionary will Inform you
that a atrealc ts .. a strain, element or
tendency in behavior, or tc-i.perament
trait, such as nervous streak .•• "
AS TO THE PRACTICE being a strain,
Jt's mainly straining the nerves of school
princlpals and college pmidenta.
It Is ot course, "a tendency in
behavior" all right, YoU can't deny thal
A nervous Mruk? You have to suspect
that all llreaken are a bit nervoos.
Clearly then, your dlttiooary ii acant
help. Everybody who has been in thta
part ol the planet lino"" that streaken
are 1tudeots who nm naked across
camp<ms. Wby? Who.knows? They ju.st
dO it.
mus FROM SEAL Beach to San
Clemente, campueei have been vl8lted by
m111 streak-lnl, I01o ltreaken, fleshy
aprloters In pain, trlol, long lhln Una,
four •breut -you mme ll
NOif that the • .,...., ol an thla ha.s
worn oil, we are getUag to variations on
tllellllrne.
For eumple, just the other night we
had '!be Dumb Streat. That WU-when
10me nude nmners tried to ny by the line
ol !Gib waiting In Costa Mesa to get In
to 1ee the movie ''The Exorcist." You
had lo know there would he police right
there for crowd control.
TIRJI! THEY GOr PINCHED right in
the mJddle of their streak.
,,,., _Giily lat night, --'Ille Fear stieat. 1bJs poor Corona del Mar
chap wu out In bis yard, clearing away
some bushes, wbtn the Newport poUce
beli«JPW" roared owr the hill at low
altituok..-with apotllght blazing. 'Ille
iiaplesg fellow ~ed Into his houle
and bu he<n llbakln( ever since. And he •••nbad all bis clothes on. •
. W1i'VE RAD SIM!JIAL Blue Streaka.
Tbele occur in cold we1ther.
Onli yeeterday, I penonalJy eyeball wttneloed the Hedg .. Your-Bet Streaker aa be !Jlued In the altogether across th•
Orance Oout Collqe campus in Costa M-.
He Deehed thn>ugh the men's and
-·· 11'111 .,.., • .._ the parking lot and vanished Into the mlckampus
complex.
Several coeds in the area giggled but
nobody falnied.
All I can tell you is tha11 he was
bnmette.
He was a Hedge-Your-Bet streaker
because be had all his clothes rolled up
and carried tbem like a football, under
his arm.
AU OF nns, of couise, is going to
make 90me of the solid citizenry very
uptlghl Moral marchers may be nert.
But just remember, when spring unrest
approaches, students always will do
something zany.
And nudity ls pretty harmless vr'hen
compared to burning a bank.
1'ene%uelan..-Welcome ·
Outgoing Venetuelan President Rafael Caldera oilers a glass of cham-
pagne to Pat Nixon at a receptiDn l!Jonday .. Mrs. Nixon flew into
Caracas to attend three-day fes.l_ivitie s in which Caldera will transfer
the pre5idential sash to Carlos Andres Perez.
Streaks Spread
Authorities Warn of Punis hment
United Press InteniaUonal
Streaking spread to the trade uniona
Monday but aulhoriUes warned they no
longer would regard the public nudity as
"fun and games." · ~
The fad seems to have diminished on
the college campuaes where it began last
moo)h. The m<>5t notewortby streaking
Monday was in Philadelphia where 10
constructlon Wllrkera wearing bard hata
ran acroa the open -first Door of a
building project. Their coworkers and
spectatoQ 15 feet he""' cheered.
Uns horn 'Kid
Can't Go Back
PASADENA, Ter. <UPI) -The
seven-member Pasadena school
board voted unantmously Monday
nighl to refuse to permit ~year-old
Billy .Epperson to return to school
unW he gets his ha.it cut.
BWy's perents said their adopted
ton's hair is longer than the
dtatrlct's grooming <:Ode permits
because it hides a congenital birth
defect which has left him with an
elongated head.
Mr. and Mr~ Wlllilm Eppenon
are expected to take their case
back to oourt today. Dlltrict Judge
William BlaniDn ruled last week the
couple had not exhausted all their
channels within the school syat.em
and refu..ed to order the ,,Pasadena
School Dtatrlct to readmit Bill;'.
POUCE AND .aulhorlties in<;licated,
however, they are going to clamp down
on the streakers.
At least 19 warrants have been issued
at the University of Georgia charging
public indecency.
"What started as a fun thing
degenerated · quickly," said the
Universlty'a safety director, Edward
Kissinger. "It's no longer a party when
you've told -a-joke 600 times. It1s no
longer fUMy."
Fifty arrests have been made at
Florida State University and among the
accused streakers was William Seabrook
Rudd, IO, BOO ol Circuit Court Judge John
Rudd of Tallaha.saee, Fla.· ·
At AppalachJan State University in
Boone, rte., Viet cbanceUor Braxton
Harri! warned students that streaking
was a violat.kln of North Carollna law and
wlll bring ''immediate suspension."
DR. ROBEJ\T Kamm , president of
Oklahoma State University, said ~1ooday
that streaking places the streaker in
jeopardy or misdemeanor and felony
charges and protects the "pervert wno
~help."
In Atlanta ~tonday, James Bazeley, 21,
pleaded guilty to public indecency after
streaking throu&h a b a m b ti r ~ e r
restaurant and wu fined 11.000 and given
a 12-montb tentence.
Judges In: Det1Jy, England, fined three
male streaken $46 each Monday for
lllrealdng lhroogh the town Saturday.
And ill Dublin, lrelend, Justice C.0. Good
ordered four streakers held ill custody
because streaking "is s c a n d a I o u s ,
disgusting and tmm.ora\_ and must be
nipped In tile bud."
Rain, Hail Pound South
Neiv Storm System Ch ur1is Into No rtliivest Portions
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Returning to hla office all« being
hoopltallzed because of back llUfl'!l'Y,
Milla told reporten: "I'm DOI accualni
the President ol fraud, but I om ol the
opinion that the report ,,. will Ille will he
more cause for him decldlng lo resign
th an onything that c:ame out · o/
Watergate."
MIW, AS chainnan . of the House
Ways and Meam CotnmJtttt, ts a co-
chairman of a joint House-Sena~ tu
group which 18 studying Nlzon'a handlinc
ol his income taxes ,lndudinJZ deducttons
for donating his vice presidential papers
to the National Archlves. Jt will report
ils finds, Mills indicated, in 30 to 40
days. · • .
The Adansas Democrat was &tronilY
criUcized by.a top Nixon adviler, Bryce
·Harlow, Mood>y night for exprM!infl
belief Nixon would resign because of
disclosures about the tax situation.
Harlow · tenned Mills had subjected
Nlzoo to "guilt by innuendo" hy
suggesting tax fraud on the President~
part. or llarlow's criticism, Mills comment·
ed: "That's w1auuu laaguage someone
says when 80lhehody says somethtng they
don't like. Byrce and I have been friends
for years and I consider him still a
friend ."
HARLOW SAID ~fills should "put up ot
shut up."
"If he has some facts on which to base
his statements, he should make them
known," said Harlow.
Harlow accused the Democrat of
"engaging in the old game of guilt by
innuendo," ,.and in a rererence to the
McCarthy· era, said "20 years ago the
press got very upset about a campalfi
by innuendo." '
Judge Disbars 6
Federal Lawyers
For 'Contempt'
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -A fedenl
judge haa dtabarred U.S. District
Attorney William R. Burkett and nve
Other government attorneys for allegedly
obstnrcttng justice ln an income t.ax
tawsult filed by Democ:ratk Gov. David
Hall.
U.S. District Judge Stephen S. Chandler
also <>mered the attorneys to show cause
why they should not be charged with dvll
and criminal contempt.
An aide to Burkett said the District
Attorney's office will continue "business
as usual." ·
Dl"""'red along with Burlcett were hta nm assistant, Jell R. Laird, tbree other
assistants. James M. Peters, Floy
Dawson, and O. B. Johnston Ill, and G.
Phil Hamey, senior attorney and regkft·
al counsel for lhe Internal Revenue Serv·
ice.
Chandler cliarged the six atlomeyl
"•ilUully and corruptly obltructed and
impe<IM justice" by cmspirlng to
conceal the whereabouts of Dorothy f'.'ike,
Hall's former secretary and a key
witness in Hall's suit.
The governor's suit accuses the IRS or
harassing him with an Jnvestigatioo of
his tax returns.
Hall filed suit Jan. 8 for a court order
to interview Mrs. Pike, and for her to
produc:e tax records he claimed &be had
kept aa his ..m.ary and given to the
IRS.
· On Jan. II, <llandler issued a iU1Ji-a
for her to appear, but both Bur\ettt" a.
former state Republlcan cbalrman, and a
U.S. marshal said they dkln\ know her
whereabouts, although BurkeU aaid the
tRS bad her in "protectlve faclUtJes" at
~r request.
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Jordan's Hussein Arrives
In U.S., Meets President
TEL A VIV (AP) -Syrli1 JUI Assad ~ to cooclude a s i m i 1 a r
opened beavy fire for more tlm two disengagement _accord.
houn today oWg tho Golao llejpla "I doubt whether the disengagement
fn>at wllert Israel claims tho Syrian project would have "gone thn>ugh and
army Ja planning a major attack, ~ • been deci~ upon as it Was agreed upon
mier Golda Meir a.al!loaDctd. between the Egyptians and us if the.
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WASHINGTON -President Nixon and
Seaetary. ol State Henry A. Ki811nger
met today with Jordan's King Huseein,
•1lo brought .to Washington a mlUtary
shopping list beaded by a request for
Hawk surface-tcH.ir missiles.
'As-the meeting began in t h e
President's Oval Office, a White House
spokesman said the Middle East sltuaUon
would he dilcuaaed.
BUT THE KING also was ezpected lo
lodge with Nlxoo. a plea for an increase
in mllitary ald, now averaging about $40
mfilk>n a year, to modernize Jordan's
armed forces .
Husaelil will resume dlscussiom held
with· Kissinger in Amman earner this
SAUDI ARABIA ALSO BACKS
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month on Jordan'il dem&m for a sizable
Russi.ans bad a share 1n Jt," she said,
adding:
"I BA VE NO doubt that they are not
encouraging Aasad to go throogh at leaot
a 11milar disengagemem agreement as
we had with the Egyptians because
Aasad wants thrown in as a bonus a part
of the Golan Helghl! ]>eyond the 1917
borders, when we are-speaking ot
disengagement in the altuatJon that was
created after the Yorn Kippur war."
Mn. Meir made the ocmmenta in
English during more than four houri at
three seminars a b o u t intemaUonal
relations al Hebrew University.
E_x-preside nts'
Retu r1is Sought
-1araeu-w1thdrawal in-!hHordan va11ey~J ,r N :-,..,..n-P..,..b ... ? -
But all aides believe that a "*"'.., 1 u t/•
disengagemerit with Syria must come
first.
Jordan hepn l1s weapons h1111t last
Decembet. It lw·alreadY been rewarded
for Its moderate course in the Middle
East with TOW antitank mlsalles, the
Amui<an equivalent to the Soviet
Sagers that were u.ted effectJvely by
Egyptian and Syrlin t('OOpS against
Israeli tanks in the October War.
BUT HIJSSEIN'S list is . long. It
includes squadrons of j<b, tanks,
armored pe1'8011Del carriers, artillery and
nular oqulpment, and possibly more rows. 1 •
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir B8id
today In Jerusalem the Soviet Union i.
not encouraging Syria to disengage from
Israeli forces, and that larael cannot
surrender the Golan Helghta because Its
<:ontlnued oocupatfon i. the on I y
guarantee ol aec:urtty in the north.
Mrs. Meir said Israel and Egypt oould
not have dlaengaged their forces II
Moscow had a decisive factor in the
agreemenl She said tbe Russ~ were
not encooragfng Syrian President Hafez
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Net s.r
Monaco spokesmen uy there
Is no tnith to rumon that
Grand Duke Henri ol Lwiem·
bourg ;,, wooln& Prlnceu Car-
oline, !be teeHpd dlt111hter
oC Prince Rainier and Prin-
ceaa Grace of Mooaco.
NEW YORK !AP) -President Nlzon
suggested in Jtme or 1969 thab White
HOUS:e staff zhembers the<:k the tax
returns ol former pmldenlz to see what
deductions they had taken, the New York
Times said today.
The disclosure was based on a
memorandum dated June 16, 1969, and
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wriUen by John D. Ebr!ichman, then
-lc affairs adviser to the President,
the Tunes reported. It said the
memorandum -addressed to an
Ehrlichman aide, Ed.i'!ird L. Morgan -
Is now in the hands ol congressional investigators.
In the memorandum. Ehrllchman
indirectly quotes the President regarding
a oomber ol questions he bad about bow
to minimize his tax payments.
e A Hles Hit . ' W ASIDNGTON (uPI) -Secrelaly of
Stale Henry A. KiMlnger has •ha:l'ly
criticized European allies for seeking
their ovm oil deal with the Arabs.
"Tbe United States bas no objection
whatever to an independent European
policy," Kissinger said Moodav. "I\ does
have an objection when Ind~
takes the fonn ol basic hootlllty to the
United States. It does have an objection
when. in a crisis which can only be dealt ·
with cooperatively, the Europeans
deliberately adopt a c o mp e t I t i v e --posture .•.•
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -Four oil
companies arid their m a r k e t l n g
e1:eculive, charged hy llie ,...,,....ii
with aeUing ttt(ULlr paoUne at premlln
pricee, hevo befa 111eoled finee lotallng
139.100. -.
U.S. llbtrl<t Judtle Earl E. 0'0omor
....-flDel Mooday of 124.000 ..-
,,., -Oil Co .. Inc.; 1$.000 .... Jerry Stallings. 'the maitlvo: lU!IO
each agllnat Hudoon Slatlonl, Inc., and
HudlOO VIII Oil Co .. ()( X-S Qty, fllc.:
and II.Jiit apfnst Wind StatioOl, Inc. All
plteded pity March 4.
e q.eeao Speaks
LONDON (AP) -Queei EUzaheth II l OJ>l'l10d the new Ponlament today with m
llnnOUDICIMnl!nt tbat Britain'• new Labor
__..,i w111 -... -I ....,.,.i1at1ao" ol the 1enns ol the
nation'• inemjltrthit> In the ~
c.--•nd theo· thO Britllll
P"'l'le am YClle ID o<cept _or ... Jed them.
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Newport -councilmen M...say n\lhl adopted the transporlatlon element
oHhe geom1 plan, a<ilnowlodglng \hat K
1filll not lolve all of the city's trafflc ills. ' -Tbe approvaJ.1 oo a ~1 vote, came after
Vie Ma,.r flqward , Hogen offered
-Which eliminoi. the mu!U-1*1 lntorcbange al Eaat Coast Hlgjiway
-·MaaArthur llc>.llevW and .crap any a ••
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del Mar traffic oooauUoo.
Jloctn, a candidate for reelection nert
maoth, qr.eel the plan bas defe<ta, but
11kl ft la what the people want. "-'3 verllolly attadod the Irvine
Compony, the Dally Ptlot and what he
called "other forces who have been
historically trying to puob this freeway
tbrough." .
Rog.,., wbo oarller ... rted thal .the
Dally Pilot la "probably the moot
unreliable IOW'Ce in this city," the. most
newspaper and the Irvine Company are
trying to keep the freeway alh·e by
saying the city shouk1 retain It!: option to
use the former freeway corridor along
Fifth Avenue as a bypas.!.
"I was accused tod~y that J am still
fighting 30me sort of straw man which is
the force which is trying to penetrate and
bisect this town with a freeway," Rogers
said.
"I would just like to talk about a
sequence or series. A3 long as certain
elements a:re there you can predict other
elemenlS and I think in "'·hat "'·e are
doing ton.i&ht we are really stopping the
final efforts of thb so-called straw man .
··And If names are going lo be called,
the forces trying to ptDh the ullimale
freeway through this town -and their
only option -as stated"1onight -I
""·oo)d realty aay these people are trying
to keep all avenues open for a freeway.
"And I think we are effecUve\y putting
them askle tonight by ellminaling the
Two Men Die • Ill
int~rchange and eliminating F i f t h
AvenUl'.''
The battle over !he bypas.!1 also saw a
!!harp exchange between o u t g o i n g
-~cilman Richard Croul and William ~ec. one of four challengers for Croul's
District 6 seat.
Agee headed the citizem' committee
thal guided preparation or t h e
transportation element and w a s
chairman of the planning commi::!on
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Over Tapes
WASHINGTON IAPJ -The White
House said today it would b e
"constitutionally iM-es-ponsible" r 0 r
President Nlmtl to agree to provide
further ipleri4)-to 1lle ....._ Judiciary
t.mimlttot arilfl'TV'=-1 defines
charges "alnsl the ~ -
Pms ~ Ronald L. Ziegler
...,,.at.ii !Qbiim•, -· that the commlttee, coiiildei'inl bnpeachmenl
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resolutioOI, alttady bas: sufficient White
House tapes and documents "to conclude
their inqulrJi and complete It quickly."
Ziegler llOppod-llhort of nau, rejecting
the panel's request for 42 additional tape
recordinp. But be declared lbe fact an
irf'peadunent inquiry is under way "does
not give Congress the right to back a
truck up and haul off t.be es:ecuUve files
It wants."
Pr~ous Air
Nearly overcome by imo,ke, as he batU.es a fire, a Chicago .Iireman
pokes his head from an attic window to gasp fo1 air. A womfD:.Whp·
had an apartment in the building died, appmnUy from a heart
attack, while fleeing the lire. Ziegler disclosed that the Judiciary
Committee's investigation has branched
far beyond Watergate an:i related •
Appearance ·Seen for SLA acandals. • ,
He. said the White House already is
pi:ovidinft "boles of materials" on Such
subjects as govemn,ent a n t i t r u s t
d e cisions, Environmental Protection
Agenc::y deciskms, oil import quota
actkms and decisions by the Cost of
Living Council, the Comptroller of
Currency and the Federal
Communications c:ommlssion.
Members on National ·TV
BUJJ.ETIN
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Attomeys
for two impriloaed Symbionese lJbei'•
Uon Anny members 1ald Ibis aftentOOll
&lley worked oat a plan for them to ap-
pear OD aalloawlde i.J.vialoa u do-
m~ by Pltrlct. Beant's ktdnapen. TbeY aa kl tbey woakl tetk approVll from
Ute COIU'tl, aad a llearlng wa1 let for
Wednesday at 11:31 a.m. la Martlaei.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An
attorney for ooe of two Imprisoned
Symbionese lJberation Army .memben
said today negotiations Were under way
to pennit them to appear on national
i.levison, as demanded by the kidnapers
of Patricia Hearst.
"We're trying earnestly to arrange the
interview," said Alameda County public
defender James Jemer, who rc;:-cs.."'llts •
Rusaell·LitU., 26, who along .with Jose(lh RemltO, 27, is being held oo charges of
slaying. Oakland IChools Superintendinl .
Dr. Mateus FOittr last November.
Ziegler said the materiaJ furnished the
!pecial Watergate prosecutor and being
given to the House committee included
data on the TM' antitrust case, the milk
price suppcrt controversy, campaign
(See TAPES, Pq· ZI The demand that the pair be allowed to
appear ·on a live tel~bed news
conference was one of two made in the
last oommuniq\le from the SLA, which
kidnaped Patrtcta Feb. 1. • ·-· Narco Jury Selected
'Ibo .ltidJ\apen ·aiso demanded 'that the
$Z mlllloa "People in Need" .. food ALTON, Ill. (UPI) -A·jlll)' of seven
program,eatabUah;ed by Patrlcia~S father. mm and five women Was selected
Randolph Helrst, be totally m>amPod-M...say for the lrtal of to oarcotics
Hean\ siJd M<nlay he · ....rd :·do apntJ charged with acting "without
eucUy as lbey aay.'' · probable cause ·or search warrants"
Jinner sl.ld there ·were still "i ·number when-they broke ulto sis: homes during ol delails to be -out." U. decJ!ned drug raids last April. The 17-ooont
lo discuss them, but said , he hoped tndi<tment charges Iha! two of It viC:':ns
agreement ~ be" reached 100D. • ' ol. the bungled raids in Collinsville, East
Heant said _Monday be would do SL Louis and Edwardsville w e re
everything he could to get Remiro am assaulted and • third was Jalled for three
(See HEARST, Pa,e J) · .• days withou t due process of law.
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S111oke 19 Clear
'Clea n Air Sect ion' Planned
Ne"'·port Beach councilmen moved ~londay to stop conducting the city·s
business in a smoke-filled room.
They unanimous ly agreed to inslitute studies to investigate the feasibility
of installing a better venlllation system in city council chambers and establish-
ing a nonsmokers sec tio n in the audience.
The proposals came from Councilman Milan Dostal. a nonsmoker who com-
plained that man y citizens do not like to come to council meetings because
of all !he c1gareue and pipe smoke.
··But 1 know there are a majority of smokers on lhe. council, so I'm
willing to be practical," Dostal said in introducing his proposals.
Other councilmen , who saw that their right to conlinue smoking Wt>uld be
pJ'O\ected under Dostal's plan, immediately agreed to study the Idea.
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NeW}>ort's Dostal Nurses
Hopes _f or Junnel at Bay
DREAMS OF BAY TUNNEL
-Councilman Dostal
Newport Beach Councllman .Milan
Dostal said ~1ooday he's still dreaming or
replacing the Pacific Coast Highway
bridge over Newport Bay with a tunnel.
"Nobody seems to think It's realistic,"
he oomplained al!er fellow cooncilmen
began smiling and laughing to
themselves at his suggestion.
"But I'm going to keep pushing for it
as an environmentally a t t r a c t i v e
alternative," Do6tal insisted.
State officials estimate that an
underwater lube, v.1lich would need to
drop down 50 feet below sea level, \\'OU!d
cost about $30 million.
A bridge. by contrast, \\'OUld cost only
$2.5 to $5.5 miUlon, state a(ficials figure.
•·J don't n~ly accept those
figures," Dostal said. "The estimates I
had a few years ago \\'ere that It 'ilo'ould
cost only $12 million, and that's in the
ballpark."
Dostal, who is seeking re-election next
month, added that "1 think It's the
responsibility of the state IO do what :?ver
it can to make the state highway
crossing over the bay as environmentally
attractive as possible."
The mooey for building either a tunnel
or a bridge would have to come from
California D~partm en t of
Transportatk>n's gasoline sales tax fWld,
An ad hoc Upper Newport Bay
Crossing Planning Committee already
has comidered Lhe Idea of a tt.IUlel and
tentatively rejected it.
"We tal1<ed about It," said the
committee chalnnan, Robert Shelton,
"but the idea didn't gCt very far because
Forum Slated
For Candidates
Pioneer-Laioto
no one thought It was practical.
-------"Th'"'e~"°"=ts for both building it and maintaining It are J\1~f10oRfgh,"~Sb1!1!0if
said.
Newport Beach's ti dt1 council
cadidai.s wiD galhe<-for the
...,.,;,i In a aeries al ..._ip !trums WMnesdaJ al 7:a p.m. at eor..a del Mar Elem«itary Sd>oal.
The ••meet your ctndlshta"
.-la -ed "" the COraa delMara.lc-.
Two mare 1orum1 are also
scheduled. 'l1le!' will both late P-MaTdl 20, one bdore the
N""1IOli -Olamller 0 f a.r-and .... --. ...
Weal Newport Beadl ~--· 'nlallardi10 __ _
b a -L 'Ibo -will
-lo. Wotl Newport lhat ........
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James Mills 011.e of County's Oldest Native So1is
Falrlla..., Memotfal' Part In Santa Ana.
He was• farmer, • bane breeder and a
charter boat captain -one of Orange
Camly'1.-oaUve -· Re -llom In 1111 in a sectloo of
what ii now Gerden Greve, but Wu \hen
Gas Signs Required
LOS ANGELES (AP) ... • -
llallooa In Ibo dly of !<'I ""'"'"" ""'.'
ieqahed (Oday IO pool lifpl _.,
... .., ......... any purcbaaa
-...,,.. """ Bradley 11p!d the ...... Ifill _, after Ille Qty Coullcll ...-ft lM.
•
' called a part of Gospel Swamp. Hi!
mother, Sarah, Is listed in Orange c.ottnty
medical jounals as one of the area's
most proficient midwives, helping a
number of prominent county families
bring their offspring into the world.
Mr. Mllls' father, Daniel, Was a deputy
sheriff in Stockton btfore coming to
Orange Coonly, and helped caJ)lure ihe
famouJ CaUtornia bandit J o a q u in
llmlelta.
Dm1ll U. pest few years, Mr. MlU!
divtded llll lhne ~ his daug!>ler's
mldoilce at 41 Balboa Ci>ves In NeW\)Oi'I
Beedl llllf "bFountaln Valley stable.
He Is lllTVlftd by hi• two dsugbten.
Miu Ml*, and Mn. Luther Robe!1-ol
Loi~
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Nevertbeles,,, Dostal keeps hoping.
The city councilman points out that
Shelton 's commJttee is called the "Bay
Crossing" committee rather than the
"Bay Bridge" committee.
"That change was made because I
asked for It," Dost.al says. "And what it
means is that they have to sllldy all the
alternatives, not just die bridle.
"1"-seen plenty of tUDDeis much
bigger than that lo the east, ao I know
It's feasible. And I want to see a detailed
study on what the b<nefill and cootJ
would be of ellminaling the bridge~"
J e tliner Grounded
PAUK SPRINGS !AP) -An Amerlam
Airlines DCtO jetliner wu gnMIOdod
htre MondaJ after pa.vina: rr111tertal WU
S11Cked into Ill ill~ ..,.me, olficiab
11y.
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Craft Noses .•
Over Near
Runway End
By ARTllUR ft VINSEL
Of "" o.i1, Pllet lttff
Two men ""'ere kilh.'<1 shortly before
noon today · when their single-engine
plane nosed over on takeoff ;it Orange
County Airport and smashed lnlo the
earth 12 feet from the end or !he ruoway.
Orange County Sheriffs deputies on
the scene said the sec8ftd victtm did not
survive the. trip by ambulance to Tustin
Community Hospital.
Coroner's deputies at the scene near
Palisades Road and Campus Drive were
altempling IO kl.entity the dead man still
at the scene "'hile._sherilf's .deputles
inlerviewed witnesses.
Indications were that the red and wt.it<!"
Cessna 150 may have expe rienced a
power failure just before it plunged IO
the ground.
One body was thro\\'Il several !eel as
the cockpit exploded open on impact.
There was no fire.
Deputy Orange County A v I a t I o n
Director Robert Chandler s a i d
investigators had not yet determined
whether or nol the plane was a rental
aircraft.
The impact af the crash sent the
plane's wheels flying through the air but
the bulk of the wreckage remained in
one. torn and crumpled piece just off the
runway near Palisades Road.
Kissinger Tabbed
In Ehrlicluna n Tri8.J.
NEW YORK tUPI ) -Secretary of
Stale Henry A. Kissinger will be
ruhooenaed in the trial of John D.
Ehrlichman and Charles W. Colson, The
New York Times reported today. Quoting
sources close to the defendanls, the
Times said Ehrlichman. P r e s i d e n t
Nixon's former adviser on domestic
affairs, and Colson, formerly special
counsel to Nixon, "are known to be ready
to testify !hat Mr. Kissinger was
instrumentnl in the White House decision
to begin investigating Dt. Ellsberg after
publication of the Pentagon Papen; ... "
draage «:oailt
Weather
Some low clouds or fog early
Wednesday according to the
\\-eatber service, otlJcnr.•ise fair
with slightly cooler days Highs
in lhe 60s. Lows tonight In the 40s.
INS!l•F. TODA V :two earthquake1 1/1oolc ctn-
tral Loi Anoele1 ea rl11 todat1 buc
did no damage. It was the stea
ond quake incident iu five daJll.
Storu, Page S.
DAILY PILOT N Tutsday, Marth 12) 1914 r r 1 Japanese
.,.._,._-c1,....·ijacke
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Subduea
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l oo: Okinawa ciWI) -A llfasked
Japlnttt teen.ager desert~ a s
••tomewhat out of his mind" hljackOO a
; Japan,Alr Unu 1uper jumbo jet with 426
penons aboard today and held them for
a-nuom of more than $55 mlll!On bt{ore
beiJ1C outwitted and subdued by police.
~re were no injuries aboard the
giant Boelna 747SR "Air Bus." But one
tS-year-old Japanese man suffere$1 an
appaunt heart attack and vi a s
boopitallzed.
Stvai pollcemen dlsgul ted in the white
coveralfs of maintenance w o r k e r s
boarded the plane as It sat on the
deeerted nmway at Naha Airport f« 6\i
houri and U... of them burst into tbe
cockpit and overpowered the 18-year-old
bijacUI', police Aid.
"He seemed to have no Ume to show
any resistance," 1a spokesman said.
'Ibey said he .... -unarmed, but kept
his band inside a Zippered black flight
bag and told creWmen "You will obey
our orden." ·
('lbe Associated Press said the bag
contained little more than • fountain pen,
vitamin tablets and a few clothes).
Police quoted the boI as saying he
seized the plane to ."study the earth." He
was wearing dark 1UJ1glaases and a while
face mask when he broke into the upper
deck flight cabin and took control of the
airplane just before It landed at Naha on
a 1,000..mile domestic flight from Tokyo.
The plane landed at 1:36 p.m. (9:36
p.m. PDT) and the boy WU captured just
before a p.m. (4 a.m. PDT).
Joel Tucker, 42, an American
.,.....ger, told UPI tho passengers took
the air piracy "very, very catmfy,"
"'Ibere was no . panic at all," said
Tucker, wt» Jives in Japan and ts Far
Ea!t dlrictor of comrnen:lal airplane
sales for the Boeing A l r c r a f t
• Manu!adurlnt Co. "We had nothinc to do
exi:epl to' read and.sleep."
He said the biggest problem was being
bored &I the plane •t idle. 'I'Ucker said
the bljacter never . spoke to the
passengen.
.F'roila Pqe l
TAPES ...
practices liid flnancel and operations of
tbe White lloule Plumben.
Ziegler complained that tbe commll!ee
was asking for the-42 addillonal tapes
even before It reviewed the material the
White House agreed to provide.
The breadth of tho committee's
requests for documents and tape!,
Ziegler said, "emphaticallv illu:t:ates
the necessity of authorlt.all vely defining
• what is an impeachable offell8e1' as welJ
as what the charges are under that
definition.
An Impeachment inquiry, Ziegler
continued, "canoot be a vehJcle to
override or undermine the COfl!titutlonal
doctrine of separation of powers."
Ziegler added that It would be
uoonstitutionally i~ble for any
chief executive to suCcumb to such a
procedure."
Nixon's Brotlier
Given $100;000
Loan-Anderson
Police sak! the hijacker was an 18--year-old Japanese from Aichi prelectur.e. WASffiNGTON CAP) -Columnist Jack Andenon today dlarged that Pmident IDB name wu withheld because Japanese Nixon's brother Donald of Newport Beadt
law pnvonll ldenWlcatlon o1 ll\)'Ol1e got a 1100,000 penona1 -from a Foun-
. under JO lnTOlvld.in a crime. ta.in Valley builder In 1971 at a time when
l Officiab at Naha Airport aald at least the builder was seeking a federal 'l'00-
1
four ol the pusenaers were Americans tract.
who wee llllOllfl 112 women, <$ildren Andenon aid It ""' tbe lleClllld major
IDd older men releued befoie the loan Donald Nixon obtained from govern-
'
~er Jl'U GUttriu.d by tbe Okinawa ment cootraclon. He DOCel'. that bi 11156
....--he got a 12!15,000 loan from bWlooalre
Alkle from the record raomm., !he Howard Hughes, then a defeme contract·
bijacm demanded J~ give him. 15 or. · I piecel of ordinary rope, 15 pieces ol vtnyl The 1971 loan came in the form of a
; moomW• c1JJt>bto1 rope, one ~ 1100,000 check, dated Aug. 4, ln>m Lloyd
1 tnlfe, 15 parlchulet, 15 eye mukl, two Hallamore, then president Of Hallamore
pleb, a llbovel one black suitcase and Homes Inc., Ander30n ~ in bis
15 pain ol bUdcUiis · column. , i '!'be demanda indJ~a~ the • bijacker · He. iid<r Sil:urffl~ and Excblriirl Com-
migi>I hive contein1'1atod...,..,......... I mission records show lbat in JUly 1971 ,
ICtieme IUdl u i>Onlmutlng • Into the ' Dooald Nixon became a director .of
mountalDI with a number ol hostages. =-t.1i:'°'1rm:._f~-::_ ''a ~osety
Co.astal Approval
Given to Bluffs
Boys Ouh Branch
Oomtruct1on of the Orst Newport
Beacb brandl ol tbe Boys Club ol tbe
llal1Jor Area waa _..,.ed Monday by
the Sooth Cout Regional Z O D e
CoaoerVatlon Commlsskn
'Ille 'l%70,000 building, complete witb
1 gymnasium, game rooms and craft
... will occup>; a half-acre at 2555
Vista del Oro, across from the Eastbluff
village shopping center.
The Boys CJub l'ias a ~year tease with
the city of Newport .Beach for lhe land in
EutbluH Park.
There was little discussion about the
pl.. Monday in Long Beach by the
commission, which has ·Jurlsdldlon
becauae tbe building ls only 500 yanls
from Upper Ne,wport Bay.
OIAHICOAIT •
DAILY PILOT
This is the second time that Andenon
has reoorted links between Doflald Nixon
and the coostruction flnn, Hallamore Homes, Inc., of Fountain Valley.
-The .lint involved an r.JJeged stock
interat reported by Ande"""' in May
of tm. N-r<lllled Ill "dignify" thoee
diaraee with a rtply at tbe Ume. • Hillamore flatly denied any wrong
doinJ.
Donald N-was unavailable for com-
ment in Newport Beech -y. Halla-
more ls in llawail.
Andenon said his aSIOClate, George
Clifford, "infiltrated a Hallamore m~
ing in July, 1171 and beard Donald NW>n
boast of his efforts to fe! COil~ to
ooild Hallamore hoqleo.'
He said the flnn later GOf. a subcon-
tract for more lhan $4 million to build
homes at 18 Air Force k.ses. He said
Harold Anderson, the pN!Siderlt of the
oompany and Hallamore's son-in-law, de-
nied that Donald Nixon h-' anYthing to
do with the contract.
Harold Anderscxi said the loon had
been made and repaid. He was quoted
by the columnist as sayt1g, "The loan
bad ab•ohrtely nothing to do with the
q>eration of Hallamore Inc."
* * * McCord Confirms
He Made Request
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Tunney ~ips
e11T&tup
In Area Talk .
U.S. Sen. John V. TunQey has critldzed
conflicts between Califomla's emergency
gasoline management system and the
controls being exercised by the federal
government.
He told a gathering of city and county
officials in Santa Ana Monday that "the
stale and federal govemmenls are
working at cross purposes to each other
and It is not fair to anyone."
"'The whole thing ls pa"'1Uy ridiculous
and lnc;redlbly unfair," be added
The senator came to Orange County
with the announced intent of 1ettlng a
feeling . lrom local officials ·about the
effect or the ,,.,,eri)',.crlsis.
'lbouglfhe hean1 a '•tUe oo :ba psolin<
situation, be got more commenta on a b!ll
that would include firemen in the
national minimum wage acL
'Ibe way it is now written, Senate Bill
2747 would require clUes to pay firemen
overtime· for anything more than a 40
hour week, including sleeping .Ume at the
station house.
Several north county officials told
Tunney tbe bW would bankrupt small
cit!~.
"U It were applied Ill Orange County II
would coat $52.8 million over the next
five years, whidl iJ about lbe total ol
revenue sharing money that will come in
during the same period," sa.ki La Habra
City Manllger t.e Rlaner.
Tunney assured tbe officials he ls doing
all he ~ to mak-; JJ~°' in . µie bill
that will ease the bUrden on c)Ues.
He sald he bad to suppOrt it because
~'in my aiiiaence, l a>Ulctii't aee Jeavtng
the firemen as secood clus cllilens
Wlder the 11a.w."
During the infonnal two-hour session,
Tunney tried to steer dlscusaioo onto the
g,...llne.<uaUon so.be.could go back to
Washington anned with local data to
present to energy officials.
He said Orange County andJbe mt of
Southern C8lllornla bavo a 'opeclal
pn>blem'. when gaa supp1les grow -becauae there ls little npld transit to
take the place of aU-U...
"I.a 1""' ... ,.. have the pmmit
sltuaUoo of a IS per<ent shortfall
nationwide, we sbould be allocating tbe
!airest amounls ol 1-11ne to ·tbe
IJl"8teal number ol people," be said.
TlmDey aald, '"!be evel><>dd markeUng
system will never work tmW the Nb:on
admlnlatratlon does somelhing aboul its
ban on Swiday gaa station Gpenings.
"The only allematlve ls lo establish a
nationwide system based on a a:lx•y
week," Tunney said, suggesting alternate
day flfttngs by even plates on 'l'ueld,y,
'Ibunday and Saturday and on Monday,
Wedneaday and Friday !or odd 'plates.
Tunney said tbe Federal Energy Office
ol William Simon bu to come to Iba
r<allzatloo that C8lllomla ii a major
contributor to America'& economy and
oou1d be irreparably damaged by
inconallteot gasoline coatroil.
in tbe meantime, Ttmty aald, wark
mual proceed at top speed toward
developiDg alternaUve p r o p u I 1 I o n
l)'ltema or luti• to npiace dwiadllllc
ga10line supplies.
He aald !ISO m11lloo has been made
available to -an:hers ID that field and
"we are onIY a few years away from a
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WASRINGTON (UP£J -Jame1 W.
McCord Jr.. a. conylcted Watergate
COMpirator, said today he formally as'ked
the Houte fu Jmpeach President Nixon on
grounds he failed to inform law officials
-lbaNnonly-l>ad--1-i-pald_.Jo_j)llY. e
silence of the original defendants. .,
?tfcCord sent a six-page document 10
the House Judiciary Committee, which is
conducting an impeachment Inquiry. He
made a similar statement in an open
letter to the news mecpa Friday and
confirmed today a report in the
Wulilngton Poot that he pet!Uooed tbe
committee Mondaf. .
M<Cor11, a oecurity olflcor for tbe
Committee to fte.elect the Pruldent at
the time of the Watel'J&te buralary June
17. 1m1 told tbe committee Nf:a:on •1may
ha" . • • "'iaged In the COlllpincy as
Ille principal . • • (and) enpaed in •
lurtller conspiracy to lmoede and blndtr
thoee boldlng office ... trom the proper
didarse of their duties."
McCord refemd lo a news caolerence
by Nlxoo Wedneoilay in which he said
~om W. Dean, !I!, While Houae coumtl
until fired April :.!, told him Marc1t 21
"thal pa)Tllellla bad beeu made to
delendanto for tbe purpooe of illoplng
~ quiet, not timply for \htir
~ense!'
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Three: High Rise
Condominiums
Grant AJiproval
Irvine Company plana £or three high me cmdominiums at Newport Center
cleared a major hurd1e Monday night a~
Newport Beach councilmen approved tbe
teotaUve subdlvlsloo map for the ltO
mllllon jee!. :\::.C may have boosted the
price tac just a bit, boftver, u they
. vot«i to ""lulre the developer to pay ,,,,.._ than 50 pemnt" of tile coot ol the
planned tnll1< s1pa1 at Jamboree Rood
and Sanla _,. Drive.
The ... poll<e and fire llaticN .....
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l'llldmtlal towenwlll bl ll'Mt-tPID
womnt tile coodlUoa. ,
Tbt 111$ -. 11nlt1 ID tbl tine
-nor1h of tbl ftre llattoo wtll pniduoe a prollt for the ell)', devoloperl
. clalm, in that they will ...... te -In tax ....,...e than tbey1; coot in dty ..mm_1-.
Council Reverses
Pla'nneri' Ruling
On Access Issue
Newport Beach councilmen overruled
the plsnnlng commls!lon Monday night
and told a waterfront developer he
doesn't need to ptovide a guarantee of
future public aoceas in front of his
Newport Boulevard property.
Architect WIDlam E. Blurock said his
plans to remodel an arcade of shops
known as South Coast Sbipyanl and
Design Center, 22llO Newport Blvd.,
preclude the posslbWty ol public access .. ...
Planning COmmtssiooen bad wanted a
guarantee of a boardwalk in the future.
Bluroclo uld ba couldn't Jet flllanclng
with that condition attached .
Councilmen threw 01ll the -condition on
a 44 vote with Mayor Danald A. Mcinnis
and Ooyncilmei Paul Rydcoff and Milan
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Basketball Fans
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) -Six
penons mumlng from the lndlana-
Michlgan basketball playoll game in
IWnols were killed when their twJn.
engine plane crubed and burned near
tbe Monroe County Airport. ;
State police ldentilled tbe -victims
Monday night u Claytoa Puckett; 43, tbe
pilot; hi> wile, Evelyn, 42 ; Terry V01el,
:rl; l<>IJ Ellis, 33; Donald D. Lance, 311,
and bis wife, Betty Lou, 37, all of
Bloomington.
Police said the plane, which went down
in • wooded area four miles north of the
airport, disintegrated after bitting a tree.
The victims were trapped in the main
section, which burned.·
Chamber Seeks
Directory Data
Newport )jarbor Chamber of
commerce officials have invited Ne'W'J)9rt
Beach commtmity and tervlce clubs to
furnish ll!>dated inlonnatloo "'for a ...,
civic directory to be publlihod -.
The directory provldee llstlnp !Or all
chW'Cbes, fratemal orders, service clubs,
municipal, civic and geoeral welfare
clubs as well as aocial and cultural
organizations, patrlotlc llOcletles and
character·buildlrtg organizations.
Chamber officials requested all ·c]J!bs
wishing to be listed or those l\itich have
elected new officers within ·the last year
to contact the chamber office by Friday.
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street. At times Placentia Avenue will· be closed and access will be
available byway of Babcock St., coming from tilt back way .
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construction as the results will
certainlybeworthallthetrouble. ALO EN'S
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Jly Ziegler
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~WASlllNGTON (AP) -1be 'libile
lll><"e Mid today it -'b
'1'eomtltuUonally irrelpomlble" r -I Niml to ..... to J'"'vide
-material to !be -/,fudldary ~)ttee lllllil !be -~ -~ aplmt !be ~dmt.
ripeated ' --that !be
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Men to Get
TY.Time?
•.f'ml ~ L. Zielier
committee, lmpeae tulMllt
.noolutioi)I. au..di·ms oi111iC1ent Wblle --SAN ~CIJ!CO (UPI) .,. An
,taj,e, and documents "to CUlclulle attorney 1or--ol two lmprlloned
inquiry lllld complete it quickly," Symblooeie Uberatlon Army members
Ziegler st_.i ~ o1 nau, rejecting said today negoliations were Under way
the panel'• ._i fur c addittonal tape -- --to permil them IO •ppear on nauOOal
iOcordlnp. llUt be declared the fact an WANTS GAS CHANGES televl,.n, u demanded by tbe kidnapers
Jrrpeacbment inquiry is Wlder way "does Senator Tunney of Patricia Hearst.
qot give ~ the right to back a "We're trying earnestly to arrange the
tnict up and haul off the executive ftles interview," said Alameda Counry public
it wants." 1 defender JaIJltf Jemer who ~prc:;.."f!i.,
"'.Ziegler clllclooed that the Judidary Tu-n »»£yo Ri·ps Ruuell Little, 211, who a\o;;g with Joseph qgmmlttee'1 lnvestlgaUon bas hrancbed ,11 .,IK'. Remlro, 2'1, II being bekt on charges of
llt beyond Walergate ani related 1laytnc OUJaod ochools S..perinteodent
1D1ndals. _ ~-Dr. Martua Foster Jut November.
•He Mid the , White Hoose ,1ready ts Gas · Setf:'p · TliO ~the pair !iia110Wecrto ~ "boas ol materials" oa aucb appear on a live televised news
IUbjects 11 permneo.t ant l tr u 1 t confuence Wu one of two made in the
~dedL,~~ I A T lk last ccmmunlque f..., the SLA, which ---
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'....... Ceacll 1111 ol • ' . . ·; 'll>e kldnapen alto demanded that tbe -· • .......,
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-Zi;:llld1111°.::;;:t"',.,.;...;. _ ,. ... ~n.m. t:>· ~-A'N:.~~am~. P~ou Air 1POci11 Waterg1le _. llld beinC -...._. erdled ,_ !tie fet1era1 --'-,..._ given to the -oommlUee lnclud<d gtn .;;L"'a "' ·-.., u _, 111· NearlY overcome by smoke, as he battles a lire, a Chicago fireman
data• the m antitrust cue the milt q:mr ~ JellDet llld time were "ltill "a number pokes bis bead ""from an attic window to gasp !or air. A woman who
prj<e mpport <ontioveny, 'c:ampo1p Jfe ·told I iatlleriiig of.city llld coantJ ol ddalll to I!! l!l!Ood OUt.".lfe declined had-an-apartment in the building died, apparently from -a-heal'l-~-and llnallc0nnlt-11UW·o1-offlclala ln-8airtl-Ana--y·tlltt ·~ to---lhlm. but laid be hoped attack, while fleeing the fife. · state and federal l'Oldimietltl ·are agreement COtdd be reached IOOll. __ __c__c ___ _:c _ _:::_::: ______________ _
the Wblte -Plumbers. working at C1'0ll ~ to eod1 otber -.....:ii.ant laid M<iowlay he would do
. Ziegler complained thaUbe commltlee and It II not faJr to.anyone.• _ <v"eryt1i1n1 be could to aet Remlrn and
-asking for the.C adclllloaal tapes "1be -e t111ng Is palelllly ridleulool Little on lelevlsi«I, but said the decision
tnn bilore It revleW'ed the maleriil the and lncrocllbty unfair," be lddOd. Is up to the •t!Onlel'.'.
'libite -agroed to provide. 1be ..,.lcir came to Oruae County Alter . the ~ . news con(erence
1be brudth or the oommlttee's with tbe -Intent ol lettll!J a P-1 ...... mlde · In a letter Crom
Teen Hijacke!" Subd.iied
.. ~. I documenll _, •·-feeling frwn heat officials lboul the Ren)lrv and LIWe mlde public last week, nq-.. or WAI ...,_, ef( -f the . Jenner and Remlro'1 attorney Edward
i:!eiler IOld, "emphatically lll::::;at<s ect o · energy mai,. Merrill, llld they were oppooed because
the ......ity of 111thoritattvely iWlnlntr . 'lllouah be beorcl • !IWe'" the ..,.un., of tbe ellect it mlgbl have oo the Foster
What II lft impeadllhle _ .. U well Slluatloq, be IOI ..,.. -Ga I bill 1riat
By Police in Okinawa
as whit the c:blrl" arii under that ::J.... ~lnlnlndudeom ••-~ In · the 1be food dlllrlbutlon IChoduled today definitkxl. --_.. -.""' WU· canceled lo give program officials NAHA, Ok.inawa (UPI) - A masked
"An lmpeadm>ait Inquiry Ziegler· 1be way tt ii ,_ 'Wrltt.n, Smale Bill time to Improve the quality ol the (ood Japanese teen-ager described a s condhued. "mlDOt be a ;eblcle to 2747 would require'. ?ties to PIY. firemen criticbed by the SLA u "bog feed" and "somewhat out or his mind " hijacked a
everrlde or llDdennine the constttutiooal overtime for .anytbioe more than a 40 "unfit for bmnan consumption." Japan Air Lines super jurnbo jet Yt'ith 426
doctrine of .eparation ol powen." • hour week, lncludfng aleep1ng time at the Heant said that the $1 million persons aboard today and held them for
· Ziegler added that it wOuid be' station boult. remainlng from the (2 million committed a ransom of more than SSS mill ion before ~·constitutionally irrespanlible for any Seftr~I north coaoty officilts told to the program w~d be ~ into being outwitted and subdued by police. ?et ei:ecuUve to IUCqllDb io IUCb. a Tunney the bill wouW baDtrupt aman enough food to be distributed m, at most, There were no injuries aboard the procedure." ,,,,. .. dtiet' t' three more diltribuUons. giant Boeing 747SR ''Air Bus..'' But one
,· ..A.. ..A.. .A. "If It were applied to Orlqe County n mlHlleantlon In basfi ·e ~bu"~~-~~-!} 1;.year .. Jd Japanese man surtered an
Police said the hijacker was an 18-
year-old Japanese from Aichi prefecture.
His name was withheld because Japanese
law prevents identification or anyone
under 20 invol ved in a crime.
Officials at Naha Airport said at least
four of the passengers were Americans
"'ho were among 162 women , children
and older men released before the
hijacker was outwitted by the Okin.,.wa
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Student Die.
In Nosedive
By ARTIWR R. \'INSEL
0t Mlt o.lty ,.llft Sltfl
A small plane reportedly carrying a
student pilot and flight instructor
practicing maneuvers nosed over and
plwiged to earth at the end of an Orange
County Airport runway t.oday, killing
both men.
One was dead at the scene, about 150
4 yards from Bristol Street at the end or
Runway 19, while the second wa.s rushed
to Tustin Community Hospital.
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"It. was a· grim sight," said a security '
officer. one of the first to arrive.
Identities of the dead men were
withheld. pending notification of next of
kin. The crash was at 11 : 15 a.m.
The accident occurred directly in front
of Tallmantz Aviation Inc .• apparenUy
"A1lile the red·and·white Cessna 150 was
at fairly low altitude.
Impact of the crash, which occurred In
a straight ~edlve position, exploded the
cockpit. The victims were crushed but
there was no fire. '
"I was standing right there by the coat
rack when I heard it,'' said Ta11mantz
Aviat~'s neld secretary Thea Appleby. '.'It was a real thump," she added
grimly. "I saw people runolng and I
knew exactly what it was. I picked up the
phone and called security."
-w-reckage was visible from a dist.anct
with the fuselage and ta.JI assembtf
standing alraight up out or the grolmlf
from the wadded metal mass of the
cockpit
Coroner's deputies covered the body
believed lo be that o( the student pilot -
a young man with waio-brown hair.
The other victim had already been
removed by ambulance.
"Our men pulled them O\Jl " said one
Talbnanti secretary. '
Robert . Chandler, Orange C ounty
deputy director or aviation, said at the
scene today that he could offer no
definitive information about the Cessna
crash.
Investigators for the Federal Aviation
Administration immediately laln:hed an
investigation. ·
One of them happened to be ln
Tallmantz' offices on routine FAA
business when he heard the crash so
yards away, grabbed his briefcase and
ran out to start work.
14' H H would OQlt ssz.a millklll. over tbe nut ' ~l3u 11 \.IUll;t. uic: puu111~.:u apparent heart atta.ck and w a s
. , five yeait, 'which ls about the total of on spending ~~ mllllon, spread .over hospitalized. Aside from the record ransom,
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during the' same period u llid La Habra would spend. the rest of the money in coveralls of maintenance w o r k e r s
City Muqer Lee rum from -to three days o! food • boarded 'the plane as it sat on the
H M _ J -R t ..,.._Uand Ille Mii ~II do'"• cliotr1batlon to the"°'"'' deserted nmway at Naha Airport (or 6\I e utre ' eque1 .~, . . .... A. Ludlow Knmer, his program hours and three or them bunt into the
• Ill ~ CID to mate l'tfilluoa iq the bill director, Aid be hoped to begin the final mckplt and overpowered the IS.year-old ~ that will -the -cm dtlel. pbue ol lhe food P'OP'llll Friday. hijacker police said. I' or Impeachment ,. iald ht lii!I td'......-i It' became -"He ~ to have no time to show ~ "IS m1 ~. r ~ tee,lufiQg any resistance," a spokesman said.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -i..,.. w. u-111-·)", _,.... C!m <flllieill Gas Signs Required '!'bey llld ho was unarmed, but kept
McO>rd Jr., 1 cmvi<led W•tertr•le -tbe-1owi / , · '· .. : his haM Inside a •lppcred black flight
cxmp1ntor,llidtodafbefonnlllraibd DarinlU.'infanniJ t96Ltr .-.., LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -Service bag and told crewmen "You will obey
the Houae to lmpeodl Pl-Nizoll mi 'l'.im!ioi: lrted to mer d..,_ -tile atalioal In the dty of Loo Anceles ~~re our orders." . gnianc1:1 be filled to lnfOrm law ollk:tall ~ .au.u.n ., be aiodir ao bid< IO requlnd today to post signs •bowing (Tbe Associated Press said the hag
that Jm10Y bad been poid to buy the ••ma'-mned with llelJ c1a11; to hoan they sen gu>llne and any purchl9e contained little more than . rountain pen,
illence of the ortg1na1 defeodanla. ~ to energy ollldala. · Umill. Mayor Tom Bradley signed the >itamln tableu and a rew clolhes).
McO>rd ,..I a li•il"le document to He aid Oranp 'County llill lhe rest ol regulation oMooc!ay af1er the City Cowlcil Police quoted the boy as saying he
111e-Judldlry Qimmittee, whtdl Is (loo nJNNEY .... 11 ...-It a.o. oeiud the plane to "study the earth." He CIODductlDC an lmpeacbmtnt inquiry. He '° ' was wearing dark sunglasses and a v.·hite
made a lbnllat statement tn 111 open face mask when he broke into the upper
letter to Ille -meclla Pl'lday IDll deck flight ul>ilr<nd took conlrol of the
adll11wd lodaJ a npart t, the A r F •· d Duh~ airplane just blrore it landed at Naha on
l\'llblDclon Poot that be pelltlooed tbe ft .-.ien ~ -~ a t,lltJO.mlle domestic flight rrom Tokyo. '= 1~'".:i111 ollloer lor the ' p~P&!r) ~au:1,..~1w~~36ca~i~red(j~~ ::;_me:,:;.~~.:! Deputy ~rresu Pair in Own Car · beJ:'~)~a<~ ~~~mer1can
17, tm, IDltl Ille -Nlillll ''may n, . -·!Old UPf the passengers took c.... .., ' tJlie. aJr plney •<very, very calmly," baft .•• _99'1tdbltlleC>t Z _,., UYLAIOO-.FIL(A2)--ftl......, npllmd."'GcdoWbucldJ'Allmtuathls '"naert was no panic al all, .. ,sald
the ....,... .... (~ ~ "' ... -~ ...... -. ""·" ~
lurllls °'" I• ""' to~=;;; ..,_ I i.iJ.idiO_\-ODllllJ "LGot. • LWID ...,..iat u be lelned w.U.::..17 ~.;~nda11~1~~
--..,:-_. •• .. 1111 -" 8 11'1 DepalJ Al~ -1111 -llld clilpJlyed hll Illes for the Boeing A I re r a rt ~ ol , ·~-i. 1111 -__. to --" 1111 1rr;:.r '1' 11 ......... le. • u--•-·-'-Co "W '·d thl •·do ll<Clnl .... 11dtoa ___ ...:111.11ea1t1i.1::'1ort=: aid 1bil 'd;i;'..•1 ooly remark ;1.-~ ..;.i •I:.;" no ngw ~ ia:." .:...~ = ':.: •liq, rm Iii ...... "..., ... •I" -... I I ,... -... WU • -He Mid the blag .. t problem .... being ~ ~ "b.i*..:' = !! .i..:::..toll.: ~ ~:C at "f:t.;..-. 44, .,.·hll ...........,., :;m,ij.~V:t l~T\lck~r U'.: -·ta far the .... _ ol..... =up ... -. Illar,..... Jadt ..... 1"", .. lllld Loon 0-. 4t, _..,..
!Item quiet, DOI U.-1or tliolf pulllas II -. _. -llr POI t m ol • llOlfq
-· ,...,. IUI i. -1bi1 -: ........... lald. Nam" said lat wo••• a.t be wu • .,,... ,... earT" Y• •-cud WM • cbarpd w1tb
told -wu spent GalT lor 1111 .i. "Nopl, lltii--a -." *llllil lttl"1 111 llld DOI hlTin&
,.. II,..._ -c:fluptl Iii lfll ~"'.:4., ~ :l:'r;... ~ -a=•!::": bad lllt -hll car •==..._lita ---___ .;...u.-·••·" -•Wlllata--lar
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PAUi SPlllNOS (AP) -AD American
-DClt jltlJlier .... .-""" -.r allor povbil malirlll was
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New Councilmen
To Take Office
In Costa Mesa '
A special Cll6ta Atesa Cit)!.. Council
mee~ing Is scheduled tonlgbt to swear in
victors in last week's election and name
a new mayor and vice mayor.
'l)le 7:30 p.m. session will open with
the swearing·in, plus a tribute lo
outgoing Vice J\layor Willard T. Jordan,
who lost in his bid for re-elecUon.
No one at city hall had any strong
opinJon today about who mi·ght win the
posts or mayor and vice mayor.
Councilmen Jack Hammett, Robert
Wllsoo and Alvin L. Pinkley bave all
. served terms as mayor.
Councilman Raciti bas lndicoted he
t.•oold like one of the two higher-level
posts, but as a newcomer, Councllwoman
Norma Hertaog may be ei:c;ll.Kted.
Councilman Pink1ey bu said he wUI
take ~r term 1s mayor, but only if
no one elle among those tacitly eligible
by two or more years of council service
and educat.ion in muoktpal politics want.s
it.
Mayor Hammett led the race among
six candidates In last week's election.
winning handily, wltile dark horse
llertq del .. tcd Vice Mayor Jordan by
17$votel,
No olhrr business is on tonight's
igencla belidell the election of a mayor
and Viet mayor who will 1erve \'°'"year
terms each.
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By The Associated Presa
A shortage of coal bas roreed Jayorrs
and production cutbacks in the steel
industry, and more are forecast this
':"eek unless coal miners return to their
}Obs in West Virginia. .
U.S. Steel said Mooday that it banked
two blast furnaces at its South Works in
Otlcago; one at Youngstown, Ohio aod
another at its Fairless plant 'near
,Philadelphia. Altogether, the bankings
threw 650 men out ol work a company spokesman said. '
Orange Coast
Weather
Some low clouds or fog early
Wednesday according to the
weather service, otherwise fair
~ith slightly COQler days Highs
tn the 90s. Lows tonight in the 40s.
INSIDE TODAY
Two earthquakes shoo·k ctn·
tral Los Anoele.t early lodo11 but
did no damaoe. It WGJ the 1ec-
ond quake tndde11t m /iVc do111.
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UPIT ........
Retlied Gen. William C. West:
morJ:!land . today announced his
intention to ·enttir the Repub-
lican primary for governor of ,
South Carolina. The former
Vietnam commander served·
last as chief o! staff of the
Anny.
Nixon's Brother
Given $100,000
-Air ort Rules 1.
~Ibo plloo_of.. ,_
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lllualloo of a IS perceot sborllan na-. we sbould be allocating the
lalnllt amounll OI po0Rne to Iii<
INl&ell ...... ti peOp&e, '' Mid'--
Newport Beach has unveiled a long ,JIM
of restrictioN on Oraage County Airport
\1.-hlch It said could result in "zero jct .
nOlse impact" from the airport by 1985.
The propoe;als, which amount more lo a
method for arriving at IOl~llons rather
than 4 finished plan, wlll 'be forwarded
immediately to the Division o f
AeronauUca of the California Depart-
ment of 1'ransportation.
'Ilia! uillt ia In the P"""" of deciding
whether or under what conditions, lo
grant Orange County a temporary waiver
of ltate airport noise standards.
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1be propOaed .... tridkloi, -of -;y-wm lieilet""won llllUI tJie·~t1on which have beeo dilc:uued lodtvlduatty In admlntatntlon does aemetltlng about Us
the past, include requiremenll that: .,_ bU oa Sunday gas slatk>n openlnp.
-The level of jet activity not be 0 .. ,,,. only alteruUve 11 to eatnll&h 1
lncreued above current levels, nadoowhie aystem hued oD a e.i:r-day
-A program of economic incentives week." n.nney uid, 1...,.unc alternate
be Initiated within aia molllhl to day Wlilp by even plal<I 111 Tueodly,
eoouroge alrllnea to Oy more qulel!y. ' ,_, oJ>d Satarday oJ>d .a ~.
• -Wltbln tbe ot1I lwtlve mootbl tbe Wedoelday ._i rrui:i::r odd plat.a.' CO\llllY lioallle Ill ulllmall aelutiCll 10 tbe o .10 -,, uld Ibo F EDers1 0!1i<e
ooiae problem. Ct William SlmCll bal to ""'"' to the
-Any remodeling or elJ)IDSlon of tbe Mo. rellllatloo that calJlomJa la a major
airport be delayed uotil wo ooioo -ulbutor 10 America's economy aod
Impact la aOhleved, oo that ooiae ~ ""'1d be lm!parably damaged by
abatement bal uclllllve priority for alt ~ -•tent &uoilole -new flmds. In the rneatJUmre, TlnDey iakl, work
must 11'.....t at top sJ110C1 towud -Tbe pre!.-lal runway prosram, "" '"'I""' deYelopio&. aJlmoattve pr op u I 1 Io o
whldl roqW.... jell lo ta!oe oll ...., ROUTE OI' HIJACKID. JAPAN Allt LINIS JUMIO JIT ayaleml' ot llllls 10 replaoe dwindling
Tuatlo wben. wiodl pennlt, be ~ Maabd Japa-YOllllt CaptuNd Aft9r 111-Try ga>0lioe.JUpPl!ea. : lnltltutod lmmedllte!y. He said l3lO m!U!on bas been made
-Night OJgbts end •~ l p.m. rather availlble to reeetrchers in that field and th~n,;~~~ach'• official pos!Uon in Its Ar 4 1 • · Fro.i. P .. e J "we are only -a few yean away from a
recommeodatlon to the lllvialon of ra1gnment . oompletel.J dlllereot zyatem."
aerooautlcs remain.I one of oppoaltloo 10 HIJACK • • .. · • ·· grantlnl a variance under any £"...... p•
coodt11on1 • I W t • t · u.1unty 1oneer .. roNJGHT lloweve;, the argument 11a1nat a Il e8 llllDS er hijacker~. demaodec! JAL llva blm 15
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL varlaoce la baaed on tbe usumptlon that . plecea cxOnlloary rope,!$ pleceaol vloyl Mills
AdJoomed meeting, City Hall, 7:l0 p.m. tbe airport oow lao't clolog ~ 10 D h Sia ed mountolR cllm)>lq rope, ... __.., Jam es H.
COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY aball jet ooiae. eat t . . '· kolle, ll 4>lrlldo-,-11 eye ~. two _ City Hall, a p.m. Tbe tmpllcatioo !1 that, U ttoe ..-eel · Di A 93
OOC LECnJRES -"Behind the mtrlctlolll are met, t1oe city. wfll be picb, a -· Giii blact IU!tcale and e8 at ge Jleldllneo," Dr. GU,. T. Brown lecturer, aatlllled. ~-~-~ ..._ -..... .., Jn 151pa1n ol baodnllb.
F . "··-~•-·• Milan Dootal, who baz -•· ~ ~-,, ~-, I ~· =ES _ "Prol,.lonal ~-=ting the dty'a aoll<llrport Weat Orance Couoty -dJ>I! · ~ Tbe clelDaNla lodleited tloe. bljacker At tbe tum of tbe cootury, James
I Loon-Anderson "-1M.1o Housing Iodultry," Room e11or11to1r111oe -lloada)I t11a1 "U today, 1ac1o1 arra1pneo1.., c1oarpo o1 m1a1>11o& .. -.mplatad_ ...,.uo.e Her1>er1 Milli -""" beeta. "'"'
111 Huri1anltleo Hall, 7-l:lO p. m . -.-rtctiooa are met, I tldok Ille murclerloll her bulllood 1111 Saturday :=:,,.":a;"!~=-Ille oJ>d barley 00 tbe old Biiby Rancll, oow
I WASHINGTON (AP)-ColumoiltJack "llaJll>'"inp bi CreaUve Aw.-," airport wtll be able to reado tbe deftned nJchl. tbe dty o1 Loe Alamitos.
--today doarged that President Room-510 Uolvenlty HI&!> &:boo~ 4771 level ol zero ooiae Impact well before the The victim, Donald Lor!ft Bradley, 4$ ~-IMO to 1-••· Or-• County
Nllon'a bn>ther Donald of Newport Beach Campus Drivo, !'vi"<· MO p.m. allle deadlloe. In llltlti.'' • pl 147! Hell Sl, WeatmlosU!r, was shot B I s&...!1. ,,:: rao two .i:;;.;•:O.i. out
got a 1100,000 penonal loan from a Fouo-• • three: Um .. , suffering btld, doest aod urg &r8 LC.IA~ of NeWpoft Beach. . . :::~~'::"'.!'~~l:t:~~Jr~: Hear· mg· Set ~n-Docuinents·· :g;;~~~=u:;;'iC.Y)'!-.. Mesa indtistrb.1 --·u..":; ~~~.~~i'==~=~
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• . Accon!lng 10 Woatmlnster police, tloe • . • • bories at a small llable dlnctly behind
Aodenoo said It wu tbe leOOOd major , . . · . fatal slu9"1re fired from a .22 cal!ber p] 4 h T• • Fountalo Valley City Hall. ·
loan Donald Nlxoo obtaioed from govern· In D . c An . .. automaUc target pistol which bad ant t rme "He WU a typical Ca!Uom!ao, not ooe
mtnl cootracton: Ho oote<'. that In 1956 airy o-op titrugt . actu1lly been discharged nine Umea. tO talk much," says bis daughter, Lorna
he aot a '205,000 loan from billionaire · C lnvesttgaton allege that Bradley aod A Colla Meu aclentlllc -plant Mlll!, prestdeot of Laguna Federal
Howard Hughes, then a defen.e contract· r • hLt fo-ye&N>ki wife were havinc an was burglariJed for the fourth time in as ~~s. "He was a devoted family
.... ·-·-•-'-to tbe 1 pm -··· many months, It was dlscov"""1 Mu>day, . ···-' toda Tbe 1171 lolo came lo the form of a KANSAS dTY (AP) -Frtlb ac1m1 .. aoUtrusi suit abortly after It WU filed In -·--· ,._ · · . .... with a $10,0llO Ioa In worled tooll. · Mr. Mills was ooned Y at
$100,otltl c:bect1 dated Aug. 4, from Lloyd siooll are npe:ctecI In "Wallrpte Mid-February 1171. Mn. Bradley, who pbooed police after Philip Blrrln, zs, called polloa when be Falrliaveo Memol1al Park In Santo Ana.
11111 ...... , then prelldeol of llalllllllOt<I well," tbe taq!ed 10Utrurt case aplnlt It wu dlacloeed ¥oodaY that Lawyers the -g. "11 originally cbarg<d with fouod -.. had aialn brobn Into He wu a !armer, a hone ~r oJ>d • 1
-loc., Ancienon wro:> In bis the oial!oo'o ta,...i dairy coopenUve. for the milk pniclucen are bucltlng asoault with Intent 10 commit munler. Advaoced Kinetics, 1231 Victoria St.. doarter boat captain -one ol Orange~
cWmnn · The Ct.. ..... e wu changed to murder when over the weekend. County's oldest native sons. HeaidSecurlt!esandEl:cbana:eCom-Lawyers for the Te:s:a1·b11ed protests from the Watergate apecla1 .-.a. · . He was bom in 1881 ln a section of
.._ re&rds show !bat In Jwy 1171, Asaociatod Milt Producen Inc. (AMP!), ,proaecut!oo force by presalng their Bradley died. A tool devlot, probobiy a pipe wrtncb, what is oow Gudeo Grove, bot wu then
Dooald N-becaine a dtttctor of Ac:<c>r<llng 10 police, Bradler was 1tU-had been ll!led 10 twill tbe doorlmob oil a caned a port of Gospel swamp. His ~Bar E1ectronics O:lrp.,. "a cl<>1ely subject ol maltjple laWIU.lta mxl a request for a judge's review ol 1en1ltive employed, ope.ratmg a ~ aervice side door to the bu.ildtng. mother, Sarah, ls listed in Orange County
al!ll1ated llallamor1' IJno ." Waterpt. sroJ>d Jury lnv.,tlgatloo, are sraod Jury evidence oJ>d """'t White which assisted construction pn>jeda. Barrio told Patrolman lllke LtBok that · riledlca! journals as one of the area's
'Ibis II the aecand time that Anderoon scheduled tO aubmlt 'a lenglhy document .• House material. Mrs. llradley bal heeo employed as a olmoot every coblnet oJ>d delk drawer In most proflcleof midwives, helping a
I has report..t lio*s betw ..... Dona!d Nixon adm!ttlog lacta wblch have developed in The m!llc producers ere zeeklng proof real estoi. agent In tbe P,Ut, bot 18 now the enUn; A.dvaocod Klneilca lndo!!trlal number ol pn>mineot county l•mJU., ..a··lha -firm, • Hallamore · pretrial ...Umony of roughly !00 for tbell' claim that the administration unemp~ Tbe couple, IJlll'rled ll>f 11 "1lldiog bad been~ oJ>d l'Wl\\'ked. brloi their ollsprlng Into tbe world·.
J ~ .. first1oc.,,.. °!-11v"'°"ed toanln Y1all1egeedy. stock witnpses an.Ii in. abput two million . brought the .anUtrut tult apinlt them, yean, • 00 cblldreo. .& ,.Mid,.-, the • ~ ., or,;.1 ~ Mr. 'Miµs' fat.her, Daniel, was a deputy
·-•• u d II Idlio"llld • Ii i I r.. · 1. < ' apPeared to.-jnc:ioiily .• Wllat tloey oheHI!' In Stockooo belore coming to :;:r. N7.:"'1 ~ 1"l\'.H:Jiy111 i:: e=::. •. as 'o• a t a :1~ :..:..:"'"'"' '•rtner cam-r -._ ta] A a] want.I, ium, oocilacopeo ud ...ned Oraoce County, oJ>d helped csplure tbe
doanles with a reply at the lime; U.S. Dislrlct Court Judge John W. The allepUon ~ been denied under UJ«S pprOV pttdakla m--1ng toots. • famoua . Calllomla baodit Jo a qui o.
Hallamare llAUy denied anv wrong . Oliver set a hearing today to """'Ive the ~· '"· ..__ --"-·~ ~·-• n•~-~ • ..-.. n~ ~~.:..~ ~-_al_~urietto'..the--Hew--11'1, ·Mr. Mlll1 _,.. . Uclpated-ciocumem.,...Lawyers -for -all--~-w.--"-""·-~r--Q -· r· -·~ ... _ _, -~ -~ ,.
Doi>aldNisan,...unavallablelorcorn-. sides In the case worked Into the night w. McLaren, aod tbe dalrymeo Given to BJuf 8 lhop. • divided time between hll daughter's
mmt Jn -porl 11eac1o today. Hatta· Monday to complete the court filing. themselv,. said In a lelter releued by . residence at 43 Balboa Cov .. In Newport ta In Ha H Also scheduled tentaUve!y !or today · lleado oJ>d hla Fooollln Valley llabl,. "'%:i..-.. -: iita -lat., G0orge waa opeo-court testimony by Dwight ~':.. oo: ~~~e= ~YI~ Boys CJuh Brane· h Ind;,. Protes•o He ia lllrl'lved by hla two daull>ters, Cllffofd, "lnllitra.lod 1 llallainore meet-Morrla, a former olflctal of the milk, ....., 11.o Miss Milli, and Mn. Luther Robertaoa ol 1 IDs In July 1171 oJ>d bean! Dooald Nixon producen' grGUJ>, who ta el)le{:ted to give develop such faceta" to ourpol1 their · • Los Angeles.
""""' auMU~ op's management to get administration ~ Beach branch d the Boys we ., (JI ~ ~ .!1...~ elloria-to··'e1 0001rac1s 1o details or .. aneged attempt by the co-c1:1· said. neverlhe·-·. 0 th er Oomtrudion of the 11n1aubNewporto1 ••• Sli·p 8-Am·v-'
He ll11d. the f1rm. later i;ot a subcon-officials to kill the gov e r nm e n t ' 1 documerits may surface, or future Harbor Area was approved Monday by Partially Bl;nd tract for more thao 14. m!llloo to build testimony from former Whtie House aide the South Coast a.g!ooal Zoo e NEW DELHI, lndla (AP) _ 'l1>e ~
-at 18 Air Force b..aea. Ile said · ., Chari.. W. Colsoo. Iormer Attorney Conservation Commlalm. lndlao gov..,,,_t todar crltlclad the ~ Harold Andenon. the ~sideot of. the M Thr General John Mitchell, or presidential 1be 12711.000 building, oomplete with pmenct! of the AmortCOll alreralt M Ele tr fed , oompaoy aod Hallamore's !OC·in-law, de-eS3ll 0Wll ·laWYer Herbert Kalmbach of Newport gymoasiwn, game roomz oJ>d· craft carrier Kilty Hawk In the lodlao•Oceao. an C 0CU
nled that Donald Nixon h-! anything· to Beach might "shed additional light on lhope, will occupy 1 half-acre at 25SS Keeping up his govmunent'I oppoattion .
do with the contract. Thr h W d this matter. Vista del Oro, ICTO&s from the Eastbluff to expansion.of the UDited stltts N1vy's t Harold Anderson said the loan had · OUg in OW "We tbere!ore feel we mus! coolloue to vttlage shopping ceoter. preseoce In tbe area, Forelgo Mlolater
1 been made and repaid. He "'as c;uoted press AMPl's request .... ," the co-op's 'lbe Boys Club bu a 25-year lease with SWaran SinP, tokt Par)lament:
RIVERSIDE (AP) Debra
Thompson, blind and prtgnant.. said she
should not have let her partially bllnd
husband climb .onto the roof of their
home to install a 40-foot television
antenna.
by the columnist as sayl.ig. "The loan D D lawyers saJd. the city of Newport Beach for the land ln "lt 1s with concern thlt we have j had abloluttly nothing to do with the uring ispule Their letter, dated March t. waa in Eastbluff Park. rect.ived Infonnation about the 1n1val ol
l operation of Hallamore Inc." respoose to a letter dated four days There was little d~ion about the the KiU.y Hawk. Whether Jt ii a
I, Issuance of a criminal complaint was earlier from assistant special prosecutor plans Monday in Long Beach by Ute replacement or an addition, it supports ! Reds Greet Pompidou peodingtodaylnthec..,.ofanassaultln ~~te~~i:;':,!.~~rw~ :;::1:; ~= 1abaaC>ll!).j~lid= ~~:!;~sth~~!'C:.!7or!n~
Which ooe man allegedly threw his shoe sent to Judge Olfver, who ls conaiderlng from Upper NeWJ;IOM Bay. ccasiderable period of time." ·
at anotbtr in a COsta Mesa. apartment, the dairymen's claim. PITSUNDA, U.S.S.R. (AP) -
She blamed hcrsell Mollday alter tbe
antenna toppled1 Into a 7 ,200-volt power
line, electrocuting her husband, Daniel,
22, ofQclala aald.
President Georges Pompldou of Franc.e
arrived in Soviet Georala on lbe Black
1 Sea today for a 24-hour summit meeting
with Soviet Communist party chief
Leonid I. Brezhnev. Brezhnev was at the
, altl)Orl to greet the Freoch leader for
l their fifth meeting ln 13 month!.
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sending him lo the hospital. l>aJe said a Water1at. graod jury In
Mussa Quraish, of 1565 Santo Ana Ave., Wllhln&ton la focustnc on "pouible
clllmed to police Mooday that Nassar attempll by AMP! to obtalo )avorable
Hamid Ziad followed up tbe alloled IOVermnetotal action" In retum for poliUcal oootrlhullooa. flying footwear attack by throwing him
tbroug)o a plate glass window. · ·
Qurailb waa treated at Hoag Memorial
Hospital, where, according l" police, 20
stitches were taken lo close the wound
q_ve,· his eye allegedly caused by the shoe
and six more were sewed Into an. arm
reportedJy cut by the shower of window
glass.
The victim , Quraish, and a companion,
Ismael Nawr hfonassar, told Ofncer
Dave Ketchum the violence stemmed
from an ariUJl1ent over a loan.
.Jailed in Smuggling
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two South
Loi Angeles resldent.s were arrested on
clta'l!OI of IUlplcion ol O\)el'ltin~ 10 ille-
gal alien smugglina; ring, fmmlgniUon
agents announced. ltfonday. Authorities
said Sarah Victoria Morale., 31, and
Antonio Mora Martinez, 3Z, were cbaraed
before a U.S. magistrate wif· harboMng
a.Jld (!lfl_~_ls illegal attens.
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Don't Lift Oil Embargo-Reds
LONDON (UPI) -The Soviet Union Is beaming Moocow radio
broadcasts Jn Arabic lo the Mlddle East urging Arab naUons to re-
sist American .Pressure and not to lilt the oU-emblrfo. (Related
stnrles, Pages 4 and 12) .
A broadcut mnnltol'9d here today undencol'9d the hanleninf
Soviet Middle East policy and spotlighted the Kremlln's dupleuure
with the succtsaea scored _by U.S. Secretory of Stata H~ry A. Kl&-
sioger. _. .
The Moscow broadcut. rocalltng that the oil embarln wu Im-
posed on countries •upportlng Israel lo secure !Jnell wltbdr1wal
from occupied Anb lands, said:
"II today 1ome Arab leaders ~ ready to surrender In the face
o! Amerlc1n preuure and lilt the ban on oll before ~ damuda
ire fulfllled, they are taking a chance by cballeng!nf th• whole
Arab ,.orld and the progresllve for<ea of the wbole world wblcb
lnsltt on the conUnued uM of the oil wapon."
In the pHI Moecow rehalned from laklnf ID ope lland ID fuor
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For three more months Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen the
street: At times Place·ntia Avenue will be clo18d and access will tie
,available by~y~! Babcock St., coming from 1118 back way.
We !\Ope }'OU will be patient will\
construction as t~e results will
certainly be wort~ all ttie trouble.
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