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DAILY PILOT
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 26, 197~
VOL.,,, KO. 116, 4 $fC1'101f1, .. P'AGfS
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Army troops a!J! che<red by loyal groups as they patrol the streets
of Lisbon to keep order.· •
Coast Chili Fest
11 Compete in Balboa Bay Cookoff
By CAROL MOORE
Of t1'1l OlllY Pilot Sii"
'4llot stufC! Coming through!"
Eleven chili cook..qf! c o n t e s l a n t s
elbolA·ed their way through the crov.·dcd
patio at the Balboa Bay Club in hopes of
Wi,dotv of Lat,e
IJ.ock Star Found
Dead of Overdo se
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Pam c I a
J.toni5Ull, 27-year-old \\idaw a{ rock slar
Jim Morrisoo. was round dead or an
apparent drug O\'erdosc, police said
today. "Morrison lhe flamboyant star or the
rock erouP "The Doors," died m Paris m
1971 of an apparent heart au.eek while
toltlng a both. Polite said P.1rS. M:orrl!on was found
dead In her bed 'J'hund•Y night by a
lrleod, JohMy Mandell, who safd he fried
to arouse her, hoping she woo1d get
something to eaL •
A hypodermic kit was found In her
•P'.'rtment, police saMI.
Investigators said Mrs. Morrtm has
been receiving ..$1 ,600 a month pending
settlement of her husband's estate. ~lorrlaon's body Is burled In a smnll
Paris cemt.t.ery that has become a shrine
ror many or bis fans. ·
representing .the Orange Coast at the
Internatiooal Chllifest at Terlingua,
Texas. in September.
One batch e\'en arrived by helicopter
towline. But it landed in the pool, much
lo the amusement of 1,000 guests dressed
in ginghams and Mexican s k i rt s or
cowboy gear and coonskin caps.
Chili heads and their pot crews
presided -Over two glowing barbecue
troughs, adding a 'pinch, dash. fistful or
shot of whatever was necessary or
handy.
Cookware ranged from ranehhand
relics to the latest s h o w n in SWlSet
magazine~ .
All the better to show off lhc
conroctioos variousJy colored fudge.
sludge, used brick, cafeteria special and
can't print.
The octane scaled from regular to
premium.
"We're making it from scratch you
realize .. , havt: to make sure it's got
e\terythlng good ... it really Isn't ready
yt:t." "Where are the judges! SUre wish we
could get lbi.s over so we could eat."
To keep the pols fl'()M boillng over. the
cooks • sprinkled watt.r on the coah or
spooned surplu.t Into tortWu f o r
spectators to sample.
finally tbe officials paraded around
"Ptomaine Table," tastin~ from the
numbered bowls and cleansrng lhe plate
"'ith saltines.
"l\iea11s great but the spices aren't so
good." .
''There's tomato soup in thtrc l'IOme
(See CJOlJ, P1ge !I
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Mitchell Jury
Asks for Memo
NE\V YORK (UP!l -The l\.fitche-11-
Stans trial jury asked loclay for a memo
from financiC'r Robert L. Ves('{l lo Donald
i\"ixon of Ne~'J>(lrt Beach. the President's
brother, ~1lieh !he government contends
threatened disclosure of \'esco's $200.000
secret 1972 Nixon campai~n dooation
unJC'SS a federal investigation of Vesco
~115 dropped.
The jury, in its first full day of
deliberation. also requested lhat h.1lcral
Judge Lee P. Gagliardi read to ii the
portion of his charge ~·hich said lhc jury
must Ond that former Attorney General
.John N. Mitchell and former Commerce
Secretary i\1aurice H. Stans engaged in
"a single and cor11inuing conspiracy"
rather than an episodic. unconnected one.
the requests indicated that after more
than seven OOurs of deliberation since
getting the case Thursday afternoon the
nine-man, three-"'1>man jury still "'as
weighing the fLrSt count in the IX'owlt
criminal indictment.
The nm-count alleges lhey conspirOO
to impede the invesligation in exchange
for the "9esco ron1ributioo.
Judge Gagliardi read the cha rge
section in open court. said he ·,.oold give
them the memorandum , and senl them
to lunch.
·The memo was sent sOOrtly after the
cll'Clion o! 1972 and gjven to ~1itchell .
who sent it back to Vesco without ever
telling Donald Nixon about it.
The goverpment in its c I o s i n g
statement said the memo was an "out·
:ind-0111 threat addressed really to the
Pre<;1dent or the t.:n11e<l States to do
S()tncth1ni:: :1bnut Iha! 1nvesligat1()n or
\'~o "·as going to blo"· the "'h1stle
;Jbout the contribution . ·•
Th.: Jury began deliberating the
rn1111nal L"On"Jlirac}~ trial at 4 .~ p.m.
Thursday. and 20 minute.~ later asked for
copies of 1hc highly l'o1nplicalcd
indicr rnenl.
Today mark~/ the end of the JO!h
week , and this "·as the 46th day in
session or the trial.
The f\\'O su;o;pccts sat 'il'ith remarkable
calm and sclf-<.'Qrn posure through 15
hours of sun1mations by counsel for bo1h
sides -the defense 1>a1ntcd !hem as OlC'n
of honor who oould not break the law.
and the government said they ~·ere Liars
\\'ho sold pol itienl influence -and 3 1 ~
hours of the judge's charge, before the
case 11.cnt to the 111r)'.
The defendants are charged ~·ith trying
to i1npc-de a federal investigation of
Vesco in exchange for his secret S200,!))J
cash donation to lhc 1972 Nixon
campaign, and of lying to the grand jUry
about it.
Tht' jury musl decide the fate of C'!C'h
man on ooc count of conspiracy, two
counts of 0~1ructing justice, and six
counts of perjury -18 separate decisions
"'hich will ~ repor1cd out on a VC'rdict
form with a vertical column for each
dcrendant to be marked "guilty·• or •·not
gu ilty" nine times each.
3 Yoi1ths H1U'dle F1·eeway
F e11ce, Save C1·asl1 Victin1
Donald O. Knut.aon. 24, of Gardena is
alive today because three young athletes
competing in a track meet at Misslon
Viejo High School used their hurdling
talents to leap a freeway fence Thursday
and pull him from his burning car.
California lllghway patrolmen said
Knutson's foreign sporucar app.ircntly
went CMJt of control in the northbound
l~nes of the San Diego Freeway right In
front of the high school a1hletic field .
The ca r hil the sOOulder and rolled 1hr
ljmcs before landing upright next to lhc
fMtwoy boundary fence.
\\Illnesses told police the three young
lrackmen Wert about to start a 120-yard
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high hurdle race during a dual track
m{'ct between ~HssiOJl Viejo a.nd Tustin
High School when 1hey saw lhe accident
takt place.
The trio. Steve 1'tarkusic, 18, or Tustin
High and Rich Tomsovik and Wilbur
Gregory, both 17 rrom Mission Viejo,
cleared lhe fence almost slmullanE'OiJsly
and ran 10 the wrecked car.
Pc;>lice said the three pulled Knutm
from the bHllcrtd auto just moments
~fore II hur:U l'\tO Oames.
An ambu\anct returning on the
frL-cway from another assignment pulled
up ot the accident scene and rushed
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Cou1ity' s Secret
File.s Discusse<l
Fund.<; to supp o rt Or:ing"
rnunt~"s .~1Jpt'r·.~ccrr1 po I i el'
intcl!i~cnC'<! unit nu1y hf> cut off by
lhl'.' ('Ql111ty lk>.1rll of Supcrrisr"trs
unless <;,()fllf' !>Ort of ei\'i lian revir11.·
of 11.·hat i.:oes into the unifs filt·~
'il'hich currently contain more than
5.400 names is agreed upon .
Co1uity police ehi('f~ say the
m:111er is "ncgoliab!e."
For the stury. Sf.'C' Pag£' I\.
Nixon Pro111ises
'1l1ass Erulence'
011 Watergate
\\' 1\SI llXGTON (AP ) -l'rf.'Sidentia\
counselor l)('an Burch s:iid lcxlay
President Nixon will 1t1m over •·a
massivr body or evidenC't'" to thC' lfo!JS('
Judiciary CommiUee next week ~·hich he
said shouJd cte<ir up the \.\'atergate
controversy.
"Early next ~·eek . v.ilMl lhc President
responds to the commitla'.~ subpot'na . a
massive body of evidence "'ill supplant
chat~cs and allegalion.'> and innuendo."
Burch said in a lunchoon speech to the
Republican :'Oational Corrunittee.
··And CHJt of !his fa ctu:1l rl'cord. !he
who1e story "'ill emerJte and the v.·hol c
truth become knov.·n," Burch s::iid.
·"That bod >• of c\'id(·ncr \I ilJ hr
substantial.'' Burch said. "It \\'1!1 hf'
rrlevant. It \Vlll be compell ing and
persuasive. I genuine!}' be I 1 eve .
beginning early next ~·eek. that the end
of \.\'atergate will be in sight.''
Burch gave no p;irticulars on just 'il'h,it
~·ould be tumcd over to the romm1ttcc.
~l'h1ch is studying impoochn1ent n1011on<>
against tflc President and 1\tlich hns
subpot.1131.'d ta1irs and documC'nl~ r1•!.'.ltin~
lo 42 \\'hitc Hous(• conversation.; 111
conneciion 11.·ith !hr \\' t1 1 (' r ~a 1 t'
inves11g<it1on
Ear!J('r. party chairman liror1:c Bu"h
said he ~·as oonfidcnl "the !>resident L"l
telli ng the truth about his lack of
invoh·emenl in the "'hole be-damll\.-d
f Wittrgate) mes!!."
Postal Strike Over
OTTA\\'1' 1i.'PI > -i\'eR:otiators for the
Canadian Post Office Dcp11rtmcnt and
srrlklng m:iil u"Orkcrll today reached an
agreement which lef1 ba5\c Issues
unresoh·ed bu! npri;,rently ended l'il-'O
"'etks of n:11ionwlde "·ark stoppaR,ts.
i\1ediator Eric Taylor emerged from ftn
all.night M?S.'llQn to tell newsmen, "The
postal slrike is over."
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Fugitive:s
Siste1· 1-lel(l
By ARTinJR R. Vl~SEL
Of tll• 0111\1 "'°' U1"
i\ \'ast. cic~'rf dr:1~nl•t spread o\'tr !he
ts_ Suuth\\·t•st tod,1y for a r.ardf.'n Gro\·e
11.·oman \\ho police Ji1rspeci m11y ha\·e
hccn ill\'Olved in a marijuana·smu~glin~
r>nf<'rpnsc that <'n<lcd 1n a bloodbath oo \l
dullly. rural roarl
Ttv> shootout ,·1ctims -diSCO\T'f'ed hy
t"o ll>t·na~l'd high 5C'hool girlll 11.•alkirll;;
from r:in<·h hon11-s lr1 :i hus .'ilop -
inc\ud,. l\l'O l,; S. Customs agent> and a
(iardr>n (;ro\'C man.
Lav.men m;1nnin~ rnadblnc:·k.<; arrested
111·0 young 11om~n. nn<."" tron1 r.arck'n
Cr0v£>. v.·hill' ht·r "istcr is lhc fugili\'e
invr•sliga!ors 1•-ant lo qt1f'slion.
Crime ~l'il(• tcehnicians h.1\'(' b«'en
piccini; IQRC'!her theories al:lou! ho11.·
(;arden Gro\·c rt·sidcn! 1\l1chael \'iilliams .
43. and a;.:l'ntii Louis Oixon, 32, anl'f
Charles Rokinsk1C'. 21i. became involved
in lhc fatal ~un b;Jttlc
Charg<'d toda~· in i\"ogal~. Ariz .. with
a1J1~ed drug pi--,sscs.11ion :ire C.:an1l}'n Jean
Cullison . 26. of 1:ardC'n c;ro\·f'. and Leslie
Jo.111 fila.~~ow. 22_ of TuC'SOn
~h~·· Cu.Jhson 's ~t~h·r l\ari'n is
indent1ficd as 1he lh1rd, 'il'il.or rumored to
be dn\·1ng a 1964 Cadillac ~·11h Ca~ifornia
lic>cnse plates.
Thf' l\.IO suspects held for questionin~
fol101\Jllg th<'ir capture :11 ii roadbloc~
111'.'re ::irra1gn('(] Thursda) before t.: S
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vn !I range from lh<-middle 60s
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Streaking Dies •Au Naturel~ Den:th
By tbt A~SO<'latf'd Press
Strcak.ing. ii appears. has gone I.he "':1y
of 111 ncsh.
"Jt seems to have died nn 'au
natW"el' death." l'OIK'IU<k>s David L
Johnston, dlrerlor of public safety nt the
1.Jniversil v O( ~lllSStlChllSt'lt~. "It bc<:anu• populari1.~<l and cft1npy and U1at w11s 11."
An inforn1cd surve)' of can1pusl·S
wht.rf a lev• v.·ct'k sago the rhar11c of the
lluff brigaclt' "as a duily ocurrt·1u~l'
'1Kl~'S the pr;i(·!l cc of da~hing nbout in
the nude n1ay suffer the s<unc fate n.~
bula hoops .
Where havr all the streakers gone~
RAtk to thr OOoks Jn 1nost ca.SC'S.
although students of the pheno1nenon
differ
"Ylt rM'Vf'r rrAlly u~rstood why we
did 11 in the first plDl't', SO I rouldn'! say
"'hy y,·c 're not doing it t)()\\'," 1nus1.-'<1 ro.
~·t•ar-0fa 1)Qug \\'orll·)'. a PrlnCt'IOn
undl·rgr;:idua\l•.
A spokesn1un for f"lorida State
t:ni\'ersity, one of the first school" to
PXJX'ricncc n.'.lk\•d ~pf•t"'fl<>tcrs. says the
f:id \l'aS; aone ·lin1e-0nly cxpt>ri('nCC'.
.. i\'hrn ~vu,\r done 1t ont(', you can
say you've don1: it ;111d there's no nc'<'d to
do it any mort•," explains r.1ike Beaudoin.
Plane l'icti•••• Recovered
At the height of the crate, streakers -V agree the fad has faded like a suntan in
paraded lhtlr "'ares by the hu~ -winter.
I.be University of GeorJia claims a Peter C. Petenon. a ~lusachusetts
. freshman whose multiple expol'!ures record t ,500 on one r.tarch evening -and ea med him the title. of "King of the
in a variety of locations, including the Streakers," say!'! bolh streakers and the
Academy Award5 ceremony. airliners, public became bored with the high-speed
state legislatures and Vatican City. nudity.
r-.totorcycles, horses and parach~s "People got tired of rtadlng about lt
supplemented the conventional sneakers--and seeing It on TV,"· he sakt. "We Md
only dash. Sk i masks: cowboy ha~. and one big streak, but ~fter th:rt Yl'e needed
OOdy p.1!11t "'ere used to highlight tht to do something to make. it "·orth"·hUc
basic buttock5 costume. for people."
Studenl!i and school officials say there Tom hfattheus, a Univen;ity or
i.'I still the occasional streak. but all "'yoming dean, says, "I ha\•e a feeling
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Afagistrate Raymond Terlizzi in Tuoon,
then retumt'd to Pima County Jail.
unable to, make their SJ,000 bail.
Garden Grove police said IQday U)ty
had no direct knowledge ol the Cullison
11isten' activities. nor of \\'illiams. 'ol'ho
apparenUy lived at the same local
acddress as the women.
Tn,·estigators found Williams' lx>dy
beside and partially beneath his wrecked
pickup truck at the bottom of a !'!le<'P
ravine :n:i yards from the bodies of the
sla in agents.
lie had been hit by four shotgun bla sts
tha:\ penetrated the truck's steel cab and
rear window a! he apprently atlempted a
mad race for the Mexican border nearby.
His truck: carrying an estimated 200
pounds of marijuana - a rtlatively small
smuggling tihipment O\'er tha t desert
route -apparently tripped a sensor
dev1~ crossing over.
One theory is that he realized
Boltinskie and Dixon ~-ere trai ling hin1
and set up an ambush, fatally v.·ounding
one ot the 11gcnts. then taking his shotgun
and 1laying the other.
Jt'.s because the press quit covering so
thoroughly. I don·t know \\'hlch came
fi'l' -the loss ol inlmlt "" the part ol
the reporters or the studenlli. I suess the
no\•el ty just wore off."
To be sure. M>mc still compose
varl;allons on the tl"ll!me.
The mo!'lt p0pular attradloo at :a
University or North Car~ina campus
earnlvsl ""'s 11 "shooting gallery'' "''htrc
Z.i ccnls got you a woter balloon to lhrO\\'
111 a "dashing strt'aker.
And on Easter Sunday at Temple
1.;nh·ersity, a. male: strea.k~r v.we buruiy
Pri11ie Rate
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ears and a.bow tie. I
Dr. George llamm, ,;ce president for
1ludtnl affaifl" at Arlu>oa St ate ' Unh·1.'f"iil)'. exprtsses !IOmc concern for
the future of students charged with
indecf'ot expo15ure ;is a result of strcak.s.
··Things that are considered campus
humor one year mighl not rcOt'CI thal
humor l\~O or three years hence," be
says.
"Asked if he e\'('f' consider,ed Jtrroking
himself. llan1m said. "l°d be like some of
the. people caught doing II, but '\\'ho could
not be charged for Jack of t\'ldcnce."
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One Bank Goes
To 11 Perce·nt
l\'EW YORK I AP) -The prinlC
lending rate to big bu!iness climbed to a
historic 11 percent peak toda y, \\I hen
Franklin National Bank boosted the key
interest fee from 101~ percent.
n.e bank said that oonditl0fl5 In the
mone:y marke:t. where banks and
corporalims raise short·lenn lendable rwm. "more than j1.11tify'' the increa9e.
1ilt: me meaM that co r p 'O r a te
custonX'rs of Franklin National , the 20th
Fe111ale Invasion
Of 'C hau vinist'
SF Cltib Foiled
largest bank il.l the nation, v.·ill rmd it
more expensive to borrow. But the
increase should not ha\"e an immediate
impact on oonsumer inst..11lment loan or
mortgage rates. which arc not diredlY
linked to the prime.
Analysts say the recent steep climb In
the prime, or the minimum lending ftt
banks charge most c r edit-wo rt b y
Oll'pOtate cu.stomp'!. reflects t b e
. Federal Reserve Board's decision to keep
cm:lit light. The Fed \\'hfch act.<1 as the
nation's 1noney nianagt-'f. feels that
restricting the growth of bank credit voill
help coo1rol inflation .
Th.is week. tbe 1-~ederal Resrverve
Board raised the discoWlt rate. or fee it
charges men1ber bank" to borrow from
it. to 8 pcrecnt frt:onl 7 1~ percent. nus
added furl her upward pte!liure to money
market rates.
1 ___ uinwdonesian..sold.iers clin1b J!P a ravi ne on the island ican 1\irlines crash which killed 96 passengers and
of Bali carrying re1nains of victin1s OIThc 15a0/\mef--rrcre-wmernl:>e"rs on the lndonesian-tsland~paradise.
Santa Cruz Coun t y Sherill Paul
ShowaJter said It appeared the v.oonded
Williams probably ran down ooe Of the
victims \\ith tbe truck or shot him first.
before turning the shotgun oo the dead
man's partner.
One was shot eight times and ooe nine,
said--Sheriff-Showa\te-r-. who-foll0-v.·ed a
trail of tracks from ·the scene unlil it
vanished on hard ground.
SAN FRANClSCO 1UP?l -A 123-ycar-
o\d policy th.at excludes"°'l'."Omen from the
swank 13th floor dining quarters of the
Commercia l Club has been assa ulted by
mo re than SO ~·omen tired or tradition .
In announcing the decision to adopt an
11 percent prime, The chairman of
Franklin National, Jlarold V. Gleason,
said:
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place."
"Oocft know "'here he. learned but he
bad better start over."
''Needs more brown sugar, don't you
think?"
~we a\lo"' bacon and olives?··
'iich were the considerations or
fullJCfcare<l~Terl!figua cbi'Jrcnamp C. V.
\\'ood Jr.. Grand Pri:c .driver Carroll
Shelby and their \.\'ives, JoAnnc and
Snnd)'; Bill Neale from Dallas. Burck
Smith, \Vally Parks, Woody De Sliva ,
Roy Palmer, Stan Locke, Grant <Father
Dllffy) ~1cNiff. Judge Calvin P. Schmidt
and James Jl Wals\\·orth.
They proclaimed Al Dunlap of Newport
Beach "the man wit h a lot of taste" to
represent thr~ parts before I h e
lnlernatk>nal Chili Heads Apprecia1ion
Society.
What went into the \\'inning recipe~
::.No beans -c h o r I z o saus.1ge.
jalapeno chilis ana a h('\!uva chef. Gino
J...orlng. ·· Dunlop confessed.
Richard Jordan of Balboa Island was
second. "l!e would have been first if he
J~n't ealen so much."
Victor Relting of Corona dC'l ro.lar and
Jalnes Dean of Santa Ana tied for third.
?bat lelt \\rilliam lling , Guy Claire.
T\ole Johnson. Dale Johnson. Ed"'ard
Eijioll nnd Eileen Schuler \-O\.\'ing to do
beUer next rear.
jfean"·h.iJe the judges had ,·ani sl1cd
1hfuugh the crowd \.\'ith their own cry of
"Hot s1uff! Coming through." ..
~gl cton to Hun
ST 1.ot·1s !AP' -Sen . Thomns F'.
Eigll'IOn 10-'.\lo. L v;ho ~'ilhdrew as a
19':2 [)('mocraliC' vice pr cs i d en t i a I
nal'ninee. announced today he Ydl1 St'ek
re.=tle<:lion for a second term.
OIAMGE COAST
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Army Says Cl1eap Fuel
Possible F1·0111 Mru1ure
"I believe there ~·as more to it than
just 200 pounds ot marijuana .'' he said .
noting tnronnat ion had been obtained
that Willi~ was wanted on narcotics
charges.
He suggested more than the two
women in custody and the one being
sought mijht kno\.\' something about
circumSances of the killings.
"It was honible," said Nancy Searle,
~lost got no funher Thursday than the
lobby of the l\.1erchants Exchange
Building -stymied by the ploys of club
employes, 1'-"ho turned off the elevators
"·~never the .,.,·omen go! past posted
guards. ' •&•-~--~~·-NATICK, r-.lass. (A Pl -Anny gasoline \\1lhout haVing any effect on the btl.-; with her sister Julie, 14 . "·hen they
' ' Th j n k aggressive." said Kamdy
Driggs, director oi the Wo m e n • s
Organizations for Employment. "We're
going to try to get into the dining room."
researchers said toda y they ~a\'e car. Spa no said. found lhe bullet-riddled t.:.S. cumoms
developed a process !hat could turn cow '"Because lhe heating value of .,•,.lcoho"th.-1 ~tru=c"'k ~. _bodies.
At her signal, 20 of the women dashed
up a series of carpeted steps tCM·artl the
dining-room: --mantfrei=lable+scref'!"~'"re:"'"''..,,,""'''o""'•""'f:•'""s"llgfl""ftY= ro«cr ttran gasolffie. ·
ethanol. a cheap auto fuel thAt can be e1n issions from the exhaust v.·ould be
blended \lo'lth the gasoline in a ca r. much cleaner,'' he added .
The process uses paprr. trash. stable Engineers at the Army lab hA\'C built a
leavings -anything thal's made of working model of a plant that changes
nnimal or plant fibers -and turns then1 fiber into sugar. Fungus is used as a
Into a sugar called glucose. That is catalyst to spe«I up the proccss.
fermented into ethyl al cohol. or ethanol. "The beauty of this process Is thnt if
Then the cheaply produced ethanol is you're able to convert cellulose, which is
blended with gasoline into a clean-annually replenishable, you have an
burning fuel that ""ill run automobiles, ine)(haustible source of raw material.
researchers say. "·hich actually harnesses !Olar energy
Leo Spano. manager of the pollution through photosynthesis," Spano said .
.1batemcnt program at the U.S. Army
Laboratory he.re, says the process is
•·technically feasibl e and practically
achievable on a very large scale by
l!MIO. "
From Pllffe l
RESCUE ...
Knutson to ltUMion Community Hospital
c\·en before firemen go! lo the scene to
extinguish the burning car.
Knutson ~·as listed in fai r conditlon
today with neck and back injuries.
"Are you invited ?" called a security
guard In blue blazer running after the m.
The v.·omen pushed into an elegant
sitting room adjacent to the din ing room.
There, they v.·aited among Oriental rugs.
rich wood panelling and overstuffed
leather .sofas "'hile "their demand to see
J-tennan A. Richardson, an ind ustria l
designer who serves as the ciub's
president, was conveyed somc\\·here Into
the iMer sanc1ums.
Rlchardson failed to appear and the
y,·omen finally decided to leave, joining Eruplo_yc Pact Nea r somewhat startled ma!es tor the ride . back do"'ll an elevator.
LOS Ai.'iGELES (UPI ) -Negotiators The I.600-member Commercial Club
"-ere reJXM"led near agrttment today on "1lS founded In 1887. Its by-laW! specify
new rontracts ""'hich "''ould a\•ert a that women may only be ad.milted to the
threatened strike next \\'etk by 60,000 lobby or main dinlng room "on special
"\\'e may as \\'ell face reality and ge t
to the top as soon as possible. Pussy·
fooling only prolongs the agony of
waiting for the decline."
Earlier today. Fim f\ational City Bank
became the latest large bank lo adopt a
101,: percent prime v.·hich is prevalent
throughout the industry.
One bank, Citizens & Southern National
Ban.le of Atlanta , has a IO:Y, percent
prime but this is being chargt'd. only on
i'i.ew loam. Citit.ens has a 101,2 perctnt
prime on eJisting loans.
Nazi Celebrators
Held in Germany
KIEL, \\'est Gcnnany (AP) -A
tavern owner and his bartender have
bem charged \\'ith illegal glorification or
Nazi symbols after a celebration ol Adolr
Hitler's birthday in their bar.
Local officials said about 50 persons.
most of them in their 20s, attended the
party April 11 on the North Sea island or
Sylt.
_In Washington. Sen. William Proxmire
11)-\\"is. l. said. "This process ca n {'Ut the
cost of ethanol from $1 a gallon to 20
{'<'Ills a gallon.'"
Moretti Raps
Lobby Charge I emplo~e-s of Los Angeles-~---_t_Y· ____ occasions. ''
They v.·are Nazi unifonns, hung a
pi cture or the fuehrer on the wall. pla yed
old SS ssongs and ate hamburgers
decorated v.·ith musta rd or catsup
sv.·astlkas.
Spano said U1a t estimate could be a
lit tle optimistic.
'·As a ballpark figure. I "·ould say
around ~s rents a gallon "·ould be a good
figu rC', but it could be Jov.·cr. Me could be
right.
""This process has been worked on
rron1 the slandpoint of p o 1 I u t ion
abatement to convert pollutants. such as
trash and olher or1:ianic material. into
some uSt'ful products." Spano said. ·'And
brcause of the energy shortage. v.·e
lhought perhaps converOng the g\ucoS('
into a clean-burning fuel, it \\"OUld be
blended ,,·ith gasoline to extend our
prlrolcum reserves.
Ethyl alcohol can take the place of as
n1uch as one-third of the fuel in a tank or
SACHAMENTO ( UP I )
Assembly Speaker Bob r-.tore:ni
says the accusation that liquor
lobb~ists are "supplring won1en"
and other fa vors lo IC'gislators v.·as
"a bunch of baloney.'"
"Those days are almost totally
gone in Sacram('flto to the best of
my knowledge ,'' ~forelli to Id
newsn1en Thursday when asked
about !he charge by Dr. Joe Fort , a
San Francisco author.
'·Nobody walks arowxl. and says,
' "Hey Bob. do rou want a "'Ol'l\8.n
Thursday night ,'' sald ~toretti. a
OC'mocralic g ub c r n a t or I a I
contrndcr.
Ya~ht Vanishes 1
Tliou ght Victi 1n. of 'Deadly Trian g le' i
'.\1tA'.\fl (t;Pll -A $300.000 yacht on a
shakedown crulse \\'ith fou r n1rn aboard
mar ha\·e become the latest l'ictim of the
mystcriou.,, ''Dendl~· Triangle.··
The triangle. also 1o10 .... ·n as lhc
''Bermuda Trlangle." ls a vast area of
lhe Atlantic Ocean . loosely running on a
lirn-from ,-.;ev,· York to Bermuda, to the
\'iq~in Islands and to the tip of florid~.
It is an 11re11 in \,·hith ships and plane~
ha.\'l' van1i.hed 111lhout 11';'.lct, including
t11.'0 lariz:e U .. nn\'A\ \"Csscls and douns
or rncht. ...
1~uo~ fi>ing O\'er !hC' area ..iomelimes
report radio oommunicn tloos blackout-,
~Ind di ~ruption~ or tltc:tronlc Oljitht
ins1rumc.11ts. B<xik~ and 111 a g a ii n e
articll'S h:'l \'C included all sorts of
S"p('('ttlation about the Arta. including
SUJ>'maturtil phenomena.
The U.S. Coast li u 1J rd. v.'hit>h
anoounctd suspenskln Thursday of a 1\\"0-
\\'etk search for the mialng 54-foot yacht
Sabf Rank. ~Jd It docs not accept
supernatural tlt'plenatloos for the deadly
triangle.
Th. mM aboort! the mwlng boot """'
identified as skipper Cy Zentner. 32, a
~·e-11-knov.n band leader, and Elliott 1 t"ohl'n. 30, bo1h or Philadelphia, Raphael '
Kapl an. 26. of Sickervilll', N.J .. and John I
T:trquinio. 42. of Vineland , N.J.
The yachl's O\\lltr, Vasro Corp. <A
\Vllmingtoo, Del .. has offerC'd a $2.500
rt''o11lrd for infonnation on the
\\hl'n>abouts of the Saba B.'lnk.
Built as a charter \·esseJ for dlvtng
(l:tcut11ion.<1, it left Nassau, Bahamas
ro.tllrth 10 on a sh.i.kedo"'ll cruise bound
for ~llnml. where it v.·as 10 ~rrlve April
8. The Coos! \,uard begian looking for the
yacht April 10.
Acc111il'lal Rejected
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -U.S. Dlstrl<t
Judge G<rhart! A. G<oell today r<)<ol<d
oqulltal <tnd new trial motion• or Dwtabt !
I ... Chapin. former appointment• I
recrt'.'tary convicted of l)'tng to the: ,
Watergate grand Jury. "There v.·as every 1
lrutlcatlon thnt the Jury WAI "t all Umes I
conldcnlious Al:>d Impartial," Gt!ell said
In a two-pap ordtr.
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WOODMARK CHAIRS
Consumer Guide says "Best value in the Industry!·· Large selection of these fine
lounge chairs to choose from . another Ted van Hemert exclu sive.
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* 8 way Hond Tied * Corner Blocked Hard-
wood Frames * fon>o stic fabric ·Selec-
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Styles
• Quali ty Construction
Al Compet itive Prices
Stop In Today For
Best Selection
If You 're Staying Home More Often. You Might As Well Be Comfortable
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DEAR PAT : To help our son y:ho is
going to college, "c purcl\jscd a nun1bcr
or second-hand books. Anfonj! them is a
\rebstcr' Ne1v \Vorld Oichonary of
A1nerican l.angu<agc, which. to ou r
:i mazoml'nt. is nli ssing pai::es 633 to i 32.
\\'e \vrote the \Vorld Publishin g Company
about the missini;: pages. bu t never heard
anylhing in response. I-lope you can fill in
the blanks.
A Day to Rela.v
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J.\V .. Costa ~lt'S:l It wa~ a beautiful day along the Orange l 'oa ~t Thur~-~u n.'.l Bc :ich, Son1cti111cs. thou~h .1 l'!l'\1' :llld the
day. a day to conten1rlatc an nt'can v1e\1' 1'h;it".;; 11·ar1n <;u nshinc ran be so rrla:-.111'-! 1h:it one nod ~ uff
¥:hat this group y,ia~ doing at I le1:-lrr Jl:i rk in J,J· 111 ~lt·ep --
F. Bait's, the com pan~··s customer
accounts manager. apologized for not
replying earlier and explained that a
dt>fecti,·e hook occasionally slips by
insptttion. lie Is sending you a nev; one
at no charge.
tlri l1okt•r11ft•logr1
DEAR PAT : I have bad eyes and am
interestl'd in ob1aining r u rt hr r
in rormation about ;in e~·c trcatn1ent
kno1\TI as or!hokcratolog_\'. 11hit•h i"
supposed to hrlp impro\'e the sit:ht of a
ot>ar·sightcd prrson. !'cl like to k11011
11·hcrc I n1 i~hl contact ;1 rcputnble
optomt>lrist \1·ho practi<·es thi s technique,
if it has been properly tcstl'd.
Injunction Issued on Oil
St<1Le Tidelands J>roducL l~Xl'lll[>L Fro111 l 'o11trnls
It.II., Cos ta r\1csa
LOS AKGELF:S I CPI 1 -t\ fcdcr;il
district court jud ge issued a lt'lllpor;1ry
injunction agai nst the Fl'd1'r:1I Ent·n.:v
Office tFE01 Thursctny, a!Jowing l'rUd!·
oif from California \ldflla nd s lo re1na in
exrn1pt from price controls.
Tidela nds oil currently is bt·ini:: Sflld h\'
the slate for less thrift hnH the An1ng
market price of ·more than ~ a ba rrel
The suit was fi ll'CI in Fcbru;1ry by S1;1h'
t\ttornr\' Cl'n<'r:1! l-;\••llr Yo1u1:'.1 r 11hn
s;11d 1ht' Fl-:()"S rt'1oc;il1nn of f':1l1torn1a·s
1•x1•mpt1on 11 11h11ut prior nuuc·t· 11as :1
\ 111lt111nn uf [,111
Thl' <·111t•s of !Jing Bf'ilt'h ;111d .\l'\l p!lf'l
H1:aeh JOlTit"<! Ynun;:\'r 1n l11•· !'itlll
Young('r l'Ontended th:it Uncont rol1£'d
rrudt• oil pnc•·s ros·~ 10 S.'J 1110rl' than 1ht·
rontrJJll rd pricf' dur1ni:; the f'nrrE::y erl~l<>
u1 Fl·bru.iry. lie l><ud n·1nnval of th..:
Educators at th r Southern Culifornia
College or Optometry s a y
orthokeratolo11:y. v•hlch ~llcmpls to
C'han~e the shn pe of the refracti\'e areu
or the eye and impr ove sight in
connection ll'ith properly fitted contact
lenses, stlll is lari,:cly io th e ln1·esti11tati\'e
stage. Althou11:h not 11 idely practiced in
Orange County, sntnr optometrists are
using this techniqul'. Telephone the
American Optomelric Associalion el 638·
7533 fo r a referral. Off shore Oil Estiniate
C/1ihlre11'.• Cflr .'ieflf•
DEAR PAT: ~iv aunt. 11·ho lives in the
East. jlL'it-scnt ni y baby a l'ar seat for
her first birthday. I remem ber having
read some time ago that a c:ir S('at 11·as
being recalled by the go\'l•rnment
Too fligh, Expert Says
because it \1·as proven t.o..bc..!!a.ngcro1u1ss_IL _.>S,lii_ DIE<:o 1:\r•) -t\11 1ndlls!rt
didn't 11·ritc dO\l'n the. na1ne of thc corisultfili't~siiYS'lhr"reis 11· bi!lionlx.rrl'I~
company because my car seat 11as of oil. not 40 billion bilrrC'ls as some h;1r1•
another f11miliar brand. i'\011·. I'd lik<' to i.1uessW, lying off Southern Cahrorn1 :1 s
check th is out because rny old car seat is shores.
getting \\'Om ancl I \\'Ol1ld use lhc Ill'\\' one "\\'e bclic\'e that I~ hill11111 barn:!~.
if J \\'ere sure it is safc. Could you find about 600 billion gallon~ of gasnl111e. 1~ a
out the manufacturer of the scat involved rl'alistlc r stimatc," said t\rt Spau\dinc.
in the recall'.' an offshore oil consul1ant for the \\'t•stcrn
T.S .. l"e"·port Beach Oil :ind Gas Association.
The Nati ona l lligh11,·ay Trarflc Safely "Not all of liTis can be asily rcilc~1cd.'.
Administration rcctntly \\·arncd parents
about \11,·o unsafe children's car scats.
Re:t Stroll.O.Chair ~1a nufacturin ~ Co.,
l'\e\\· York. N.Y .. Is rccallioit its Stroll·O.
Chair model 11 seal. The NllTSA
recommended rec:ill hecause the car seat
adapter portion does not comply 11,·ith
safety standards ancl the harness may
break durinit a sudden stop or car crash.
Ol<l11ers may return the ada pter frame
porlion lo ttie store that so:d It or ship ii
hack lo the manufacturer al 441 \\'. llith
St., New ''ork. 1'., .. 10032. No cbar~e .,..·ill
he made tn make the harn ess safe and
the manufnclurer .,..·111 return the adapter
to the o\\·ner. The NHTSA also warns
parents that the ,;Carry Sca t" made by
Ra by \\'orld Co. Inc. of Great Neck. N.\'.
for use In ears may cause severe injury
to a child if therr is a s udden stop or
accid ent. naby \\'orld is not recallin g this
seat and the federal a)Zenc y does not
have the authority to for ce a rceall.
llolldn!I .Ufl!Jir C/ni111•
DEAR PAT : The Daily Pilot recently
published nn article 11•ith tht: headline.
"Holiday ~\agic ln\'cstors to Rect'il"e
Restitution.'' It staled purchasers were
given until Aug. 12 to file claims. I'd like
to ijnd oot 11·here one can obtain claim
forms and 11,·herc they should be mailed.
E.Z., Cos~ ~1esa
143 EvanucJists e .
field in Florida
For Loitcrino !'."'
JACKSONV ILLE. Fla !CPI• -Polite
h:ive arrested six n1nre 1ncn1bC'r<> of ;in
lllinoise . based SN;t oi tr;i\'t·l1n r,
e\'<ingelist". bringing the three-day arTe"t
total to ttl and ruisin~ the r)uv:i\ County
Jail population of revivalist~ 10 IO I
For1v-t 11,o of those arrt•slt'd pcbtl'd !he
rcquir~·d ~26 bond on 101tcr111g elHU'gt•:_..
The others refused tn post bail Hiid
refused to pledge thC'y \\'Ould not return
II) the scene of the arre.~l s if tht'y 11 er.;
freed on their recogniz:ince .
"\\'c fePI 11,e ha1·t'n'1 1·1o!all·d lu11cr111i::
Ja11,·s as charged ," said Ba~il Jl a1rgro\'P.
San Antonio. Tex .. a le:1dcr of 1hc "Chr1~1
ls the t\ns11,·cr" sect, >''h1ch is bast:d ;-11
\\'c!don. Ill.
ThC'y 11,·crc among 2~0 pcrs..ons \I ho
arrh·cd in Jacksonville a \\'eek ago fro1n
Fort Lauderdale. \1•here they faced
eviction fron1 a \acant lot on 11l11eh they
caffipcd and conducted r1vi1·al mcetu1gs
S11;1uld1r1~ ~aid 111 ;111 111l~'r1 1r11' Thur~<lal'.
;u!ofini.:: 1f i~ l\t'l•dttf r .. 1· !hl•Ti1it~i.ni'i:1!l-~
111 lOi'l'I 1ts cnerl;!~' rc£1111r"mcntc
ff thr go\'t'nnnent 1;111·~ !hr go-ahe:1d,
hr ~11id. pu1np1ng out nf f!•Ur bt!hon
barrel~ of nil 1·01 ild ht•~1 n h1· lf.tflll
'\lie four h11lio11 bci rrcl~ -Iii· lt·~' th :111
l.1100 fcl'! t:x·lo1v 1he 11atcr -.. 11c ha\'t'
the !i'fbrmlogy !11 do that." Spaulllin~
:-,;11d. ;1dr!111g th.1L "it 11,·ill not he until 19!1iJ
until the rc ~t t·an slnrt !f• cn1nt• ~nl "
For th•• fl·1na111lll·I'. lyin~ n1o rC' than
l.8'11 fc1'! be!o11 thi· oc'Call ~urfate. hf'
"a id new 1t·ehn11!og\· is 11t'clk1d to get 11 .
The \1xo11 aflmi11 1~1r:i11n11 h;1-. ~air! it
111tenc\s tu ni.•kc i .'i 11111\1011 (lj'fl'!\ of
oH~hnrc surf;1et• a\ :iilahlc fnr drill111~ 11
no s1gn1hcanl <lamage is done 10 lhC'
en\ 1ronn1t'nt.
Oil eon1pan1t-~ hall' h•'l'll a~krd I"
u!rnuf~· thl' ;1rca~ 111 \\'hll·h 1h1·y ;1r1·
intt>rc..,tC'd 1n 1lr1lhng _ Spauldnu:. 111 Snn
D1e110 for ;1n encrg~· lOllft'fC'TK•'. ~aid t11,o
nulhon ;1crc~ ha\c IK'<'n ,,.Jetted
'S , . /1011'/llll/l Tell11t
f'i1uls F oolJ'rints
}\,\'l':'-1A\f}t. \1·pal 1l'Pl l-·n1{' h!':Hl
11f a .J apanc'e t '\p•-<l1non seart·h1n~ fnr
the ltg1•nd:1ry · "Y1•t1" nr · \b<1n1 in:ibl•·
S1Hl\l'1Jli1tl . ~a~s hi~ h•.1n1 ha :-
ph1Jtogr:iphl'd lootpr1nts 1Jf a monke~ 111<.e
lx'a:-.1 al an elc1at1on or lilJlOIJ lcrt in thr
lltn1a\;n <1s.
Hosh] l,h1ka11a. 2i. !".aid Thursd:iy the
footpnnl s \\'ere fvund in !he ,\nnapurn.1
rani.:e in crntral \"cpal 11£' ~air! no onl' 1n
the team S<I\\' the anunal that niadc th1·
tr~i:ks
The San Francisco Securities and
Exchange Commission advisW you to
request claim filing information from
l\lan'in Gloneui. Esq .. Special Counsel,
P.O. Box IOO, San f'l'anclsco, Ca.
S1111clay's Pilot to Looi{
l11•11rn11re Dike
DEAR PAT : \\'hen l mentioned to a
friend that 111y car insurance cost had
increased \\'ilh the f\f arch 15 premium.
he told me the Cost of Living Council had
banned rate increases. If this means I
was required to pa~· more than I should
have, J"d like to kno11• so I can contact
the company and request a refund. I've
had no claims on lhis insurance for
scveral years. l..G .. f\11sslon \'iejo
At Sun1me1·,
1\ \la ricd "menu" for rradcrs of the
SuOOay edition of the Daily Pilot is being
cooked up by H:s editors. t\n10ng
"Sunday's Best" \\'ill be:
SU!ll~TERTl:'>·I E-\\'1th the IJog !)a;~
not t<1r in the futu re. Staff \\'r11er Jnhn
Valt crza takes a look at sumn1er c:i 1nµ
Su11day's Best
Alaska Oil
the projrct.
11·0 ll SE COU\iRY-H1d1ng !he
Orunge r ua!'t "rtin.[!r.'' Slaff \\'ntcr T!•m
\JcC:inn fin ds ~· su rprising numhcr Qf
horS<"<; and h1,rs<' JX'Oplc ('O('x1s11ni:: <1uir ,•
happ1h' 11·1 1h lhc urban ~prnv•I. T he Yl)t;
:-.01'.'11011 f1•atur•· 1nch1des ftgurrs on hn\1
mu('n ii m11!ht Nl~I 10 11et 1n r1n 11 all !)y
bu} 111g and k<-Cp111g a hor~t
r:ro:t-n1p\1i)n rn11!d 1'0\t C:1hf11rn1 :1 nion·
lh;1n .~~.in 1n 1ll1nn ;1 \1·.ir .
t\,"'11llil1 111.1n l\t·11 ('or\-11 1-
\\'••\11n111~11•r • i;.111! 1ht· cnurt
rJ~·t'l'>llln "!"(lllflflfl'> th:1! I ' :I 1 If l r I\ I,,
t,1\p:i\'l'f~ h.111' ht•1'n lo,1111-: 111i ll1nns 1if
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and Pf1
Your rate in<'rrase "'·as probably due to
the CLC lfltin#: Its ban a g a i n s t
automobile insur11nce raid on !\tarch 4,
earlier than the announced to-day fretie
"'blcb '>'tilt into effe<'t Jan. 17. Durlnie
thnl Ume the insuran~ Industry and the
National Association of I n s u r a D c e
Comml1sloners studltd the e.fferts on
In 11rance ralel of restrictions lmpoffd
on drl1·er!i becatt!le t)f lhf' energy crisis.
Although highwa y d e a t h s dropped 2..1
percent from January. 1973, the NAIC
Ta'k Force reported that claim t'OSts
have risen. thereby offse1tln11: reductions
caused by lc~s cl11lm s. ''ou !!till may
ha\•e reason to consult yonr Insurance.
compatt)' because the. Cl..C no"' Is
rt.quiring that lhe. rrt(lnrncy of clelms be
considered before ratr.1 ure lncrcased.
and sum mer school offerings Rnd. in a
rela1ed ''OU Section story. Staf( \\'riter
Hilary !\aye sur\•eys summ er jol)
opportlibities.
BIG :'-10\'IE-Ulng v.·1ut f1>r T\' f:in"
rnd~ \\'1th 1he-arri\'al of th{' Sl.'t·hour pl1111
;1daptton of the , best-selling Leon IJns
rlO\el, "QU \'II ... Prc\'lC\\' of the star·
~t uddrd movie to be sho11,·n on \11 0
ronsecull\ e nights ncx1 .,...<'<'k 1 s
preSfnted as TV \\'EEJ\'s {'()\'t·r s1nry.
HEH!-.: A~D N.0 \V .-Thc ~!rujl~lc 1s
far from over for 1\'omen seeking
eQt1nl11~·. hu1 the mo\emcnt ha~ a strong
Lni t in the Orange County thaptrr of the
~at1onal Organ11.a11on of \\'omen j NO\' 1.
Prr"l<ll'nl Ed11,·1na \Valsh rxplrun..: ~()\\''s
gonl and roles in an Editorial P<>gl! artic·
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ALASKAN OIL-Defore !he first dmp
of new oil from Ala<1ka rnn flo"· in !hr
Continental Unit d SttUC!! 7R9 miles nf
four·foot pipe mu~t be sna ked acro!!s
some of the nl()~! forbiddinll territory 1n
the \\'Orld. An Associntcd Pre s rca111re
di scusses plans and fc.-irs that go .,..·1th
Now in bloom Ideal ror
r.1i1rkwJ y, ·.mJll bac.k. yard RO<J.
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DAILY PILOT '
Just ••
I '· ·. '\'\ ' ' with
Tom
arphine
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Bring Back
Po11y Express
RA.IN. SSO"' & SLEET DE PT.-Some
folks still beJ le\'e in the old saw about
hovt the n1ai1 ah\·11ys coes th.rough but t?s may not always ht'-the case if you
insist on delivery at ~·our door. ffen• on
the Orange Coast. l!K> city of San Juan
Capistrano is an example today .
San. Juan. in rccenl tin1rs. has befon
trying to shro ils rural irnage-at least
as far ~ mailboxes are conet~rncct
Thu.s tbe Cit}' Dads of the '.'.hssion
municipality have paSS{'{j a di<.1um
outlawing rural n1ai l boxes. You know,
those arr lhr kind n1:idc our of tin th;it
you nail to .'.l post out in front of yo ur
place.
These mailboxes have !he rounded top
and are deep t'nough to <lCCrpl a \\'hole
box of cookies fro m Awrt r.tartha back in
Iowa . Also. most have a li!tle tin red flag
that you can po1> up to \\'arn the n1a1lman
you have inserted sonic ootgoing
missives. ..
LOTS OF FOLKS like the big old
mailbox as sort of 3 rural touch out of
the past.
Apparently the L".S. Postal ServiCe still
likes thenl too, despite this being the
Year of Our L«d 1974. The postal people
feel they can n1ake faster deliveries to
the big boxes on the streets. Particularly
if the mailman is dri\'ing one of those
rigs "1th a right-hand steering "'hetl and
he can ju.st pull up lo the C\Jrb and
deposit your mail \\'ithout ever unseating
himself.
So It developed in San Juan Capistrano
that sonic new housing tracts \\'ere
coming in out by the Ortega llighway
and the po61.al people told those
developers . "Put your rural"tnailboxes
out by the road.''
They did.
nlEN TltE CITY llALL people camr
around and warned the developers.
"Those rural mailbo:'l:CS are in violation
of the law. Get them off the slte<!l and
back on the houses ...
This is ,1-hat you call being stuck in the
middle.
11ean"'hile. the po.sta1 people 5trongly
suggested if there aren't rural m;:iillxn:es
out by the road. there aren't going to be
any mall deliveries out there.
Arter-atf. if }'OU dort"t lik~he-wey the
U.S. Poslal ScrviCf' ha ndlrs the tnail,
then you can ju.st take your business lo
th~r con1pet itor.;.
THUS IT \\'AS that earlier thi~ ,1·eek.
the San Juan City Council gathered and
screamed foul. City ~1anager Donald
\\"t idner declared the po..-,tal pcoplr "have
t.aien an arbitrary and uncooper;:itive
po5ture ... "
A.fter all. nei gh boring f\lission Viejo
~n·t have to have all those rural
mailboxes. \\lly should San Juan g{'t
stuck \\'ilh then1?
Jn thl' l'nd. !\1ayor Roy Byrnes agreed
to \\Tile "a vigorous letter'' Io
Cqngressman Andrew J. Hin shaw
prottsting the postal policy.
t•\\'e can lake advan1,1gc of lhis being ari election 1·car,'' lhc n1a\·ur n1n1bled
oriUnously. • •
»'ELL. SA'." JUAN isn"I lhc only plJce
on' the southern Orange Coast v.tlere
tl*re is a postal argum<'nL San Clrmen!e
ciCizf:'t'r.'l are currcnlly heated up over a
federal pro~I lo move their dov,.1110\~·n
~ office out to A venida Piro.
But the aforc111cnt1oned Congrrssm.111
lUnshaw has \\Ttllen San Clcn1rnte city
alllhorities asmring that the do\\TIIO\\'n Pb \\'i!l stay open so Jong as I.he den1and
is there.
tlearly. Congress1n;1n 11insha\\' is
"Titing a Jot of letters these d~ys back to
the Orange Coast on U.S. po.stal matters.
VlhJt \\'1th the argun1ents over rural
boxes ,·crsus house bo:<es ;ind do11TifO\\'n
l)OSt offices \'er,us outlying ooes. he may
oaly ha\'f' onr rt•a\ \\'Orry :
\Viii his 111:11! gel dchvt>rcd '.'
r,Jday , Ap,11 2ti 1Q74
75 Held • ID Plot
To Eject Sadat
CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-The govtmn1cnt
has arresrcd 7$ prrsons including 16
1nilitary cadl'!S and 1v.·o sai lors In thr
;il l?'ged plot 11) ovrrthrow President
Anv.·ar Sad;:it, Cairo nt.'\\'Spill)ers rl'ported
today.
i::l«":vi·n persons \\'ere killed nnd 27
wounded in thC resuhlng <'lash at the
military technical college on Apnl 17.
l!:ii~"Jll has linked the plot to Llby;:in
leader Col. :-.1oammar Khadafv
The go\'Crnment said on \\1edncsday
that !he anack a~ainst the military
academy on the night or April 17 was 10
be the opening step in the overthrow of
Srtdat.
lt said 1hat the anackers \\'ere 10 . • «;.r
Ki ssinge r Plans
Tri1J to Mi cleast
\\'ASHJ NGTON (AP) -Stcrrtary of
Stale Henry A. Kissinger plans to mc<'t
\\'ith Soviet Foreign l'\linistcr Andrei A.
Gromyko in Geneva en· route lo another
journey to the ~·liddle East thi~ wee kend.
The State DepartmC?fll o u t l i n c d
Ki ssinger's travel plans Thursday, !isling
stops in Geneva, Algeria. Egypt. Israel
and Syria.
Kissinger. accompanied by his \1•ife.
~ancy. lea\'eS Sunday morning fur
Geneva. The discus.~ions ,1·ith Grom,,ko
are expected to focus on prospects for 11
nc"' nuclear arms-limitation trealy and
on a possible disl·n~agement agreement
bel\\C'Cn Israel <.ind Syria.
From Tel A\·iv. :0.1cnahem [l(>gin.
leader of !he right-Iring l..ikud-bloc. nc.v:
t.o the United States loda\', but he s;iid ht
might cut his IO-da~1 • \'isit ~hort if
Premier-designate Yitzhak R a b 1 11
defided he could not lorn1 a nc11
governmen!.
Begin \.\'Cnt to New York lo par!it.'ipale
in a march supporling Soviet Je1rs ;ind rn
make an Israeli bond sal es tour of six
cities.
proceed to the Arab Socialist Union
headquarters "'here Sadat .,.,·as meeting,
announce a bontb was hidden in the
building and grab go"emment leaders in
the ensuing confusion.
AC(.'Ording to new governmen t accoun!s
today, released after interrogation of
those arrested, the plot called for asking
Sadat to relinqu ish po\\·er and make a
statement. If he refused, a senior official
undtr threat of arms was to declare that
an armed rel'olt had seized power and
arrested the president.
Tii t ALLEGE D ringleader, Jbrah.im
Abdullah Sarujah, visited Khadafy last
summer and discussed "formation ol
rommand organization:s inside Arab
countries to carry ou t illegal act$ of
sabotage," according to an account
published Thursday quoting reliable
sources.
Sadat reshuffled his cabinet Thursday
nighr, keeping his key financial adl'iscr
and nljnisters of war, interior and
foreign affairs.
S.1dat abolished 1he rill<' of mini ster of
L1b.\'an affairs. reflecting r cc r n t
dcterior:.iuon in relations bcJwcen Egypt
:ind Libya.
~1elln\\·hile, Syrian and Jsraeli gunners
on '.\It. Hermon dueled in the night and at
<la.1 break the shelling spread south along
thl' entire 40-inilc front In Tr! A\·iv fe:1r
~prl':1d !hat \\'ashington's support for
l~ral•l "'as fading.
Communiques from Tel Al'iv and
!):unascus reported !he 46th day of
.">hl'lllnR on !hr Golan plate11u.
S1 ria s.:1id lsrarti and Syrian forv.·ard
pat'rols <·la!'hcd on ~h l!f rnlon shorth·
after nudniJ:hl 11·i1h machine J:uns and
hand grenades. The D a 1n as cu s
l'On1n1unique sai\1 artiller~· fire nared
rluring !ht• night on the 9.200-follf height
which has become !he center of the war
o! 11t1rit1on.
I\' B t; I 8 UT . Lebanon, lhr lt:>f!i~t
nr11·.'ipaprr As Safir said the Soviet t:'nion
ha.s agreed lo meet ".'.l!I Srria's arn1s
nerds" for the figh!ing on the GoJ;in
front.
Portugal ]it1ita Chief
Vows Elections Soon
LISBON 1 liPI I -Gf>n. Antonio de
Spinola. head of Portugal's ne\\' mili!;:iry
jun!a. promiscd..Joday to call l'lccl!ons
"l'n lhe shorlesl pos.'>ib!c lilne" .1f/1•r
ending four decades or righ\\\·ing
dictatorshi p in Portugal .
The rcforn1·mindcd SpinoJ,1, 11ho lrd
the military coup against Prt'n1 i1•r
f\tarcelo Caetano. said this 111nrnin1: thr
seven-men1ber junta 11'ould ''facili1:1t1•
free elections" for a nC\I' prt•sidcnl and
nten1bcrs of parliament.
The 63-year-o!d general told :i
nationwide television audif'ner I h 1'
1nilitary \VOUld 11·ork at the ··ta sk
dynamically Sil that lhc countr,1· can b<'
govt.'rned by fret>ly ehost~n institutions in
the shortest possible
lime."'
The nr1v military
leader indicated the
Junta intended to
keep Porluga\'s C'll·
baUlt d African ter-
ritories. but left the
door oprn for a
change in s!atu!i 10
end a J:l.year>t.Jld 11•1NOLA
colonial 11·ar that hcl!l('d tnuch off the
coup.
TllE REBEL.i;;, call ing th"rn~eh·cs thl'
armed for~s mo\·ernenL r e p o r t r d
virtually at! pockets of resistance
eliminated b,v Thursday night. \\'lnding
up a day.Jong uprising that began \1'ilh
the prc-da\\'n takeover of a r:idio sla!ion
in Li5bon.
Thousands of demonstrators -n1ostly
you!hs -roamed the capital afh•r the
coup in l'ictory celebrations. dancing in
the stre<'ls. blo11ing car horns 'lnd buving
rebel sotdil'rs champagne.
\Vitnes!'t's said about· f\\'O do1tn
crlebrants were killed in attacks bv
dit'hard security police firing fro1l1 ,
holdour poli<'e slarions unlil late in !he
e\'f'ning .
The 67-yea r-old Cartano surrendC'rf'd ;it
the downtO\\TI ht:rdquarters of the'
paramilitary republicnn guards in rhr
afltrnoon \\'hen rrbel troops brit•fl\'
shelled the building and tried to srnash
through the gates \\'ith a tank.
TllOUS ANDS Ot' jubilant Lisbon
rrsidcnts shouted ''Freedom. freedorn'''
and "\'ictor~1 • Victor\'!" outside 1hl•
batterrd building as s·pinola arri\·ed to
take po\\·er.
An armrd forces spokesm;in st11d
Caclano and n!her oust('d leaders agreed
10 J:O lnt o exile on Portugal's island of
~tadcira along !he Atlant ic coast of
r\orth Africa.
The ouster ended an rra o! right"·1ng
polinca\ dictato rship that began when thl'
later Prr1nier Antonio Salazar can1l' to
po\\·er in 1932. Caetano took O\'er frClm
the incaparitated Sala1.ar in 1968.
SPl~OLA. I .~ his speech. indic;ill·d
the junta 11ould keep Angola .
l\lozan1bique and C.uint•a -African
terri!or1l'S Ill! by guerrilla 1rars behind
niuch of the discontent sparking the
coup.
V1red as deputy chief ol slaff last
month for calling military \'it!ory in
Africa in1possib!r, he said today he \1·ould
gt1arantee "sur\'i\'al o( 1lle nation as a
sovereign country in its c n t 1 r c
1nulticontinental nature.··
Spinola said Portugal. a men1ber of the
i\"orth Allantic Treaty Organization
11ould "honor ils intern11tion1tl obligations
in es!ab!ished treaties." '
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1'he President and ~f rs. Ni xon got an enthus1asliC'
welcoine from suppo11ers and an1ateur p hotograph·
ers in a c:rov•d of approxin1ately 12,000 in Jackson.
~li ss .. on 1'hursdav. In his third \'isit to the state.
Nixon delivered aitother optimist ic forecast on the
economy. "The last half of the year will see the
economy moving forward agai n," he sa!d·. " ... '75
will be a very good year" and 1976 ·will be the
best year in :\n1erican history ··
U.S. Jfas Deficit
Trade Bala11cc,
First in 9 l\'lonths
\\',\Sll!NGTO~ IAPl -The sharply
h11:hcr cost of 011 imports pushed the
United States trade balance into deficit
!n :'\l ::irch for th(' fi rst lime in nint>
months. the Commrrc:e D<-partmcnt rc-
ponrd 1oda.'··
The dt•par1n1C'nt said iinports durin,I!
~l:irch C'XCrcdC'd rxports by SliLJ
1nillion. This con1pared 1\ 1th <t surplus o{
( NEWS BRIEFS J
~213 1n1llion in February. The roun!~ ·s
lradr shll is in surplus for the yf'ar by
5685. Ii n11 I lion .
e .~i111011 A d v n11t"e s
\\'ASlll;.IGTON .I L'PJ ~ -The Senale
Finance Con11n1ttce voted unanimouslv
today in ravor of the nominatlon cir
\\'illiam E. Simon as ne\V Treasurv
secretary. The full Senate is expected tO
confirn1 him next Wl'ck.
Sitnon. no1ninated to replace George P.
~hu!tz. who is r1•sign1ng. appeared briefiy
at a closed n1ccling or !he committee.
\\'it hin 10 1nlnu!es after Simon left.
Chairman Russell B. Long 1D·La.1
emerged to announce thl' unanimous
\'0\{'.
e lf11111pl1re ~1 E .\"n1r1i1r ed
\\"ASill/'\GTO~ 11\P1 -Initial
r\'a1ninations of St>n. lluber! H .
ll umphrt'Y ~ ll-:0.linn. 1. --re,·caled no
e\ idenC'e of a tumor:· his doctors
rrportrd today. according to a
spokesman
The srnator chrckcd into Bethesda
:\a1a! llospilal Thursday C\'C'ning for a
sch<·dull'd l'\':lluat1on of lrea t1ncnts he
rect'l\'l'd late last ~-r11r for a pinhead·
sized turnor on his bladder.
e .\·o.ff111l1 ll1u•/,ed
\\"ASHINGTQ;.1 I l 'PI I -The Senate
has !urned aside a Bcpublir.:in atten1pl to
signifiCant!y n:irro1\' the coverage of a
n:ition11I no-fault auto insurancr bill.
The Senate \'Oled 53·3! Thursday to kill
:in amendntent b~· Sen . lfowa rd Baker
1 R·Tcnn . I. 1hat 11·ould ha\·e allo\1·ed
persons to sue in cases flf injury if they
had nlt'dical expenses of S500 or more.
e Bln•t 111 De11rer
DE~YER (APl -A bomb tore through
a parking lot here outside a hotel "'here
a go\·emnr . a li.S. senatoc and two
rongres~n1rn \\'ere attending a meeting.
Poller said l'lt"O persons 1\·ere 1njuN'd
and 50 \·eh1cles dan1agl-rl in dfe Thursday
n1f,!hl r,.;plosion.
The bomb. \\'hfr:h police s a i d
apparenlly had bft>n plan~ed in n car.
~evtrcly .da1naged 12 of the ~ \'ehicles.
thro"·ing bits of 1netnl as far as 500 feet.
The fi}•ing metal ln tum caused a seven·
car pileu p on the interstate v.·hich runs
beside the lot. police said. adding there
were no injuries .
Dept1 l)' Find s
Dau ghter Dead
QL'JDIA.'i. Ga . 1L'Pl1 -Brooks
ounty De1>uty Sheriff ~lonroe
\\"eldon receiv@d a r<td io call to
ln\·csUgate a traffic accident.
When he rea<'hed !he scene
Thursday night, \\'eldon found one
tetn·aged glrl dead and two otht'!rs
Injured \\1\trt 1 car had left the
road aod turned O\'tr.
The dead iorl was \\'e\don's
d11ughter. l6·}car-C1ld Janict. a
p;issef\ger 1n the car
Pollet Chief Himm Dembry said
a tie rod had broken on the rar and
apparen1ty caused lhe accident.
Exxon Reduces Profits
'To Qztell Opposition'
From \\'Ire Ser\iccs
~E\V YORK-Exxon Corp.. I hi'
nation's biggest oil company. reduced its
first quarter profits by approxin1ately
s.ioo mil!ion to take into account futurl'
taxes and pol1UCfil opposition, SC<.'urities
01nalysts say.
The addition11l n1oney, 1f added to thl'
ro1npony's announced eamings. \\·ould
have brou~ht Exxon's earnings for the
thrrc-ntonlh period to ov('r :i billion
dollars. It ~ould ha\c incr('a~ tht•1 r
percentage gain from thr ~·(·:ir-earhcr
period to 118 percent. and not the J9
percent reporte<J by the firm .
,\sked aboul the amount. an F:x\on
spokesman "'ould not deny it and said the
co1npany had d<'cided not to disclose the
actual charge. He said the action was in
line \\'ith acct>pled ocrounling principles .
Son1e securitirs analysts a n d
account<111ts. ho\1'e\·er. fet! the deduction
\\'as also taken to defuse an expected
public reaction to !he high profits.
"OllDl ~A lllLY a oomp:iny doesn't
reduce its earnings by a li.:ibility which
hasn't ~et occurred." says Pel er
Knutson. an associnte professor of
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA'S
PROFITS UP 91 •; •• Story, Page 14
accounting al the \\Oarton School of
Finance in Philadelphia.
C-01npanil's ll."Ually tak r nolr of !he
possible expense but dori"t subtract the
C!':tiLnated liability from profits, Knutson
Sii,\S.
In San Diego. Interior Srcretary
Rogers C.B. :'\lorton says the country •·is
being O\'ercritical of the profits" of oil
compa.nies. \.\iliCh continue to announce
large increases in their nrt income.
:\!orion said Thursday 1hat "01!
<:ornpanies need good profits so they \\1ill
ha\'(' the gigantic sums of nlon'?y needl'd
to find and bring out addi1iona! oil."
11e said. hO\\'ever. he \\'OUld be uncom·
fortable if the large profits being re-
ported by the giant co1npanies for the
first thrl'l' months of 197-1 \\'ere being
turned into hugr dividends or bonuses
for executives
As !llorton spoke. Shell Oi l C-OmJ)(lny
and Tenneco. Inc. reported niore than 50
pc rct'nl incrC'ilSC'S in !heir net income in
the first three months of this ,-ear o\·t"r
la!lt ye11r ·
Shell reported net eamings of SI28 a
million. equal to Sl.81 per share. for the
fir's! quarter. up S2 Percent O\'tr the ISO 2
Rock Guitarist
Die{] of Heroin,
.l\uthorities Say
CHAR LO'ITESVILLE. \'a. tt:PI\ -
Christopher Donald, the lead guitarist of
the 19SOs·s1yle rock group ''Sha Na Na ."
died of a h('roin overdose. 3C'cording to
medical authorities. Donald's body \\·a$
found in a motel roon\ last Friday.
Or Fredf'riCl: Doe. tht' state medical
examiner "'ho examined the bod~·. said
Thursday that Donald 's denth "·a.s
caused by "11cu1t in Ir :i ,. t no u 11
na rcotlcism." Donak1 perfonned undl•r
the name \llnnie Taylor.
Donald, ~. of \~'a.shington. D.C .. \V/IS
foun<l in 1he bathroom of his motel room
about an hour after ht finished a conctr1
at the University of Vlrcfnll.
Police sald a bag found lying M.lt to
the body was rllltd with htrotn and
offici:ils t'~crlbfd Don11ld0$ body 11
"filled "'ith llffdlt holt.s."
Sha N'.a i\a. a ~11sed·hair, pegged·
J):ln!S rock group that roS<" to prominence
11·lth ,a prrformance at the \\1ood51ork
~lus:lc ft.sllva l In 1~9. "'as a (ortntMt!r
in the nostalgic rtvlval of 50's rock. •
n1il!ion. or S!.19. last yrar.
Tenneco reported net income of '83.9
million. or $1.09 a share. a 54 percent
increase o\·er the S:.3.4 million or 65 cents
feported in 1973. Tenneco 's operating
re\·enues for the period totaled Sl. I
million compa red 11·ith $892.9 million a
year ago.
Four lfeld After
Robber y Attempt
Blame 'Cluist'
~IEr.tPHIS. Tenn. iUPI) -Three
ll'Omen arrested after !hey helped a man
shoot up a bank across the street from
the 1\1emphis police station explained
th.11 "\\·e 1rere ll'ilh Jesus Ch rlst. 11·ho
told us to do it."
An FBI spokes1nan said Thursd ay the
1romen -idenlified as Beftre \\'iltiams.
23. Gertrude Koen. 24, and G\\·endo\~·n
\Valson. 22 -'rould be charged \\'ilh
hank robber}' n!ong \\'ith their male
companion. Robe rt 1\IC'Craney Jr .. 36.
Polict> and vlitnesses said the shootout
began 1rh<>n r.lcCranty entered the lobb~·
of the First An1erican Bank and
proclaimed :
"/am Jesus Christ. Superslar. You all
shall pay attention."
Officers said a bank gua rd ducked
behind some fumilure and exchanged
shots \\'ith the robbers. :O.liss \\"illiams
apparently \\'as hit in the shoulder and
\lo'as lisled in satisfactor~· condition.
Police said a customer in the bank.
.Judith Stenquist. 33. \1·as hit by
fragments from a riL'OChcling bullet. She
\\'as treated and relcasrd.
The three \\'01nen \\ere arrested as
they ran outside the bank just as police
officers arrived. \\'i!nes.ses said '"'o of
the 'vomen left thei r ··c\og-lypi· platforn1
shoes" behind.
Poli~ said r.lcCraney grabbed a bank
teller and held hl'r hostage briefly before
surrendering to offiCTrs \\'ho entered the
bank. His gun \lo'as <'mply.
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Board of Regents vo ted S.1
Thttrsday against appointment
of a <'011\toversial l\l arxist to
the lireraturc farulty. H. Bruce
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Liquor Tax
Increase .
Bill Dead
SACRAMtf\'!'O /UPI\
Lcgisla1ion increasi ng liquor
1axe,, and provid ing nKlre
mane)' to rehabllltale C:ilifor-
nl~ Alcoholics t'::s been killed
b)' a senale ('Ommlllee.
Heari11g
For Farr
l\1ay 20 •
CALIFORNIA Tbe Gov e rnm en tal
OrJanlzntion C o m m i t t e e
Thitrsday voled LD-0 t o
LOS ANCELES 1l'PI1 -An
unprel-'t'Clcnh.'d ('OUrt ht'or1ng.
\\"hich Is su1>p0St•d t r•
determine \\'hcthcr r<'110rlcr
\\'illia1n fo~arr v.·ould rl•1·eal the
identit11•s of news sour('!'S if he
v.·as kept in jail lo'lg CMLzi;:h. '----------"
apprcwe a sUbcommlnce
recommenrlation to take no
( S tate )
action on the bill Foilo\\'ing
tht vote. subcommiuee rhair·
man Geor~c Zcr:oviti1 i l).f'r('S·
001. said the bill "·as .. dead"
for the curn?nt lci;:islat ivc ses-
sion.
The bill, by Sen. Arl en
Gn?gorio lD-San !\1 ate o 1 •
called for a doubling of the
state excise tax on liquor and
First 1fittaesses
J<inct Cooper, left. and Cynthia Garvey. both 27.
will be first witnesses ca lled by a fo~ederal Grand
J ury next week investigating 1nurder. kidnap nd
robbery by the Symbionese Liberation Army. Thr
two tight·Hpped militants \vith radical ties were
subpoenaed Thursday as an extensive probe began
into the bank robbery in \11hich kidnapcd Patricia
l{earst played a controversial r ole.
!he repeal ot the "fair trade" R bl, B
la'!, which allows the $'l5 e· pit icans e1·ate n11 l l 1on for a l co hol , ~ ·
rC'habilitation progrnms to be -
~;:::~""'"d hy iocai g•'""' . Rell!!ltlt's Selectio11s
e 14 Ao·r<'sted u
LOS ANGELES fAP l
Authorilics said they brokl" up
a maj or a re a g:ambli ng
opera1ion. arresti ng 14 persons
in a series of raids set up aft€'r
a lwo-month undcrco,'er
in1·estigalion. a she r i f r . s
spokes rnan said
Sgt Jim Orr said thrrc of
the persons arrested Thur~clay
11crc \\·omt•n . All \1'cre bookt>d
fur in\'CStigalinn or
bookmaking, he added Orr
said Ilic gambling ring netted
bet\\·ecn $50.000 <ind $75.000
n1oothly.
SACR.\:\lf:NTO I 1; p I \ -
Hepublica n Sen. Fred ~larlcr
says he has "no hard feelin~s"
to\\·ards Gov. Ronald Rca ~an
becauS<' the g ov I' r n o r
bvpa<:.scd him in nominating
11.ro Ocmocrais 10 ::.1hc 3rr1
District Cnurt of Appeal .
Thr nomination s of
S.1cramPnlo County Superior
Court Judges George Jo-:
Par;is, 49. ~nd Robert K.
Puglia. 4·1, Thursday \\'Crc
denounced by t\\'O Republican
senators,
iochcated the decision was
influenced h\· the fa ct he haJ
nu rrial jUdge experience.
Hl'a~:in in tht• p:1.-t ha!' IX'•'n
criticized for no Ill i n a Ii n i?
:t 1 torn e \' s \\·ith 11111<'
t"•;perien('P · <111 the· hcnch 10
hiJ::h judicial pos1s
:\l:.irlcr al~o i n 1\ i r a l c d
Reagan n1ay off('r hi m
another post instead. One
~('n;itor h;1d ~.ai1I \l:tr!<'r 1r;is
in line for a Suprrior Court
Judgeship.
"
rui~ ~ po!>lpollt'<I to al\01\
time to gct \\'~ltcr Crookilt'
and olhl'r pron1n1l'nt nc\\'SllH'n
8 ~ \\ it O('SS('S
Supt.'nor Court J 11 d g e
\\'illiam ti. U.-\"lt 1'hursda\
postpon(-d th<' he:lring until
:\lay 20 at the r('{)lK'St or
Farr·s attorne\·
The time 'is nef'ded to
schedule :ippcarances b 'J
Cronkite. CBS.. TV anchorman,
Hnd other promin!'t1\ nc\\'smen
from lhe East Coast. iL ·\\·as
:irgued.
Farr. court f('por!er for the
Los An gtlcs Times. has b\~11
inl'olvt-d in ;1 threc·~·ear legal
t-:itUe O\'Cr his rcfu.c:.11 Tn
idt"ntify th(' f\\'O ln\\'Yt~rs w lv-1
g;ivl' hirn n1a1erial fo r a stnrv durin~ the tn~il of the Charll;S
:\lanson "Famih ·· fnr the
Sharon Tat e nlurders. Tht•
lu\.\ycrs broke a g111.: order b\•
Superior Court Jud~L' Charles
Oltlt'r. the lrial 11Klge. \1ho
\\';1nts lh1~1n 1dent1fiL'<i.
If !ht•ir ident111rs v.·cr•'
kno\.\n. tilt· la\.\)'Crs could f.i1..~
t'Onlen1pt of rourt and 1)1·riury
:.itlion.-; iUld possi!1h· d1,0...r·
rnC'nt.
Farr 1.-; dt·fl'nd1 ng t h ,.
Journalistic print' i p ! t' of
1.'0nfidentialily or !\ 0 u r ('cs .
!'<1ying it 1\·ou!d tH.• 1111poss1bl1·
for reporter;; to :.i c q u i rt'
infonnat ion if the jud:.:e can
force hlni to identify the
attorneys.
0 rdi na tH'l'
La111H·hed
LOS i\~Gl-:Lf.S 1A1'1 -Th\•
Cit~ Coun(;1] hns ~ 1 \' t' n
prl'!in1in.1ry :lll[lrt)\'<il lo an
ord!nancC' ;linlt'(! :11 proh1bit1n:.:
' !ht~ sale of ~ l' ' . o r i c n ! t· d
1na1:;1L1nt".; .u1d fl"\\ "µ.1~rs
fron1 pub\1c 1i.·111,rJt'k~
The propO"•'<I n1 (' n s 11 r , ..
1\·hit•h 11·111 c·11t1h' up for :i f1n.1l
\'Of(' next ll't'!·k. nu tl;111·s th t•
d1-.play of 11ud11. f r o 111
111•\\'~r:.icks ;ind proluh1t' tht•
s:1le nf "har1nful n1:1t!rr ..
1 frorn ne\1·!(rat·k.<:. 1111li·"·" dullP
'"111 !he prC'St•flt't' uf :in :idul!
pcr~n ;111thor111'(! 10 [ll'\'I cnt
thi' purt·h:1s1• or :-111 h n1a1!1·r
b~· a n11nor ··
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pr1•lun1n.1rv \"Of•' Thursd.i1 -. ' that !hr eon:.t1t11•1on:1IJty of l
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q11t•<;l 1011.1b!t• e llelrl i11 /U11rdf!r
GOP senators favoring !he
non1inatirm of ~1arlcr ha\·e
been engaged in a quiet
struggle with Reagan the Jlast
f\\'O \\'eeks over the judicial
selection. f\.1arler. of Redding,
earlier decided not to seek re·
electio n be cause nl
reappointment changes in his
district and had hopefl for the
nomina!ion.
Ditl Judges
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Ronald \Vayne \\'iggins. 36.
\Vas booked o n a murder
cha rge Thursday in l h e
shotgun sluying of a private
i n v cs t i g a to r \\'ho \\'as
::imbushed in the nllev behind
his :1pnrtmen1 house.·
Officers said \\1 i g g i n ~ .
aC'COmpanit'd by hii;. altornry.
surrrndered at the police
sta tion Th u r s d av and
appeared in a policC lineup
before being booked. Police
had sought \\'iggins r 0 r
questioning about the shooting
Tuesday of Raymond Silva. 53.
1vho headC'd a SacrarTl<'nto-
hascd private in\'cstigativc
firn1.
e Realtor G11il111
SAN DIEGO I AP l -A jury
has convicted rcn ltor Hadrian
J. LiberQtore on charges that
he arranged to have tv"o
businl'Ssmen beaten up and
the real estate office · or a
compc1itor burned.
After the nominations \\'Cre
announced. ~-!arlcr to Id
ne\\·~mf'n he discussed the
appointmcnls v.'ith Heagan
and "!here arc no hard
feelings or rccrirn1na1ians. ··
"The governor had very
strong and Jegitin1ate reasons
for his action ." ~1artcr said .
:\tarler declined to discloSt'
\11hat Reagan said but
Probation
A 1c£1rde£l
Streakers Liberatore . 56. of San Diego.
\\'BS found guilty Thursday of
two counts or soliciting <1ssault P 1\ SA DE i\ A j CPI ' -
and one count or soliciting :\111 n i c i µa I Court Judge
arson . T\\'O previous trials had \\'arren L. Ettinger Thursday
ended in hung juries. placed three collC'I!.•' studrn•~ -a man and tw-0 prel!y e Jllftll .friv11tc11eeff sisters -on six months SA~ FRA~CTSCO (UPI \ -probation for s!reaking and
\1an \\'eslcy Purct:ll. 29. has admonishcd them 11·ith \\·hat
been S€'ntcnccd to 1 if e the judge said \\'as an Engli~h
imprisonmrnt for lhe January m;,ttirn:
slaying of market O\Vncr "!Jo anything you wa nt -
Anthon~· Cala during a holdup. but don't do it in the-st reets or
Superior Court Jud ge you·u frighten the horses ."
\Vill ia m ;\1ullins Thursday al so Toby Zorthian. 2.l and the
s c n ten cc d J>u rcell 1-0 llood sisters. JC'nnifl1r. 2! .and
consccu!ive terms of 10 years \\"ilia. 18, were found guilty of
to life on seven counts of first disturbing the peace by
degree robbery. consecuti·1e ninning naked past the Vienna
1erms of lire on \\\'O co un ts of Sy mphony Orchest ra and a
<11tc1npted robbery and one to crowd or thousands attendincr
15 years on a gun charge. the black tic opening of 1he
Purcell \\•as convicted by a A 111 b a s s ado r Co I I e g c
To Reagan?! S,\CBA:\lf.~TO ",UPI I -
Although recenll y saying it is
i1nproJ>('r for ju11gcs to n1ak<.'
carnpaign conlribullons. Gov .
Uonald R c a S a n reportedly
accepted political donations ·
from al least six judges in his
1970 guherna!orial t•ampa1gn.
Jn toda\•s cdit1011 of the Lo!'
Angeles ·.Jou r n.a 1. the!
nl'\1Spapcr s Sacrt1n1cn10 1
Bureau reported !hat four of
the jurists \\"ere sitting in San l
l)icgn. one in Y.:ba County andj
the sixth in frrsno Counl~". !
Presiding .luslicc F ran k1
Richardson of !he st ate's 3rd I
:ippc\1:\tc CQUrt also headed
J{eagan·s Sricramcn to r c ·
election committee w tr 1 ch 1
raised 1nore than $20.000 for ·
the governor's ca1np11ign. I
Bichardson. an anomcv at
the tnnc of lhE• 1970 ran1p.1ign.
\\'as appointed to the judicial
post b) Heat::in in 1971
\arnr~ of o:lll·r possible
judicial t· o n t r 1 h u I o rs tn
Rragan·s carnpaign could not
ht> 1111"0\'cred ~cause th('
;tddrl'~St·s uf \ 1rtu;1tlv all
con tributors on the goverMr"s l
Jf170 cr~mpaisn sta1c mcnt sl
\1 rrc blocked out. a praclicc
1rhich \Viii be out lawrd thi s
\car.
jury on April 9. Auditorium April 17.
• ,\ mon~ those 11 ho do sh fl I\' ·
up as l!ca~an con!rihutors in I
1970 include S<in Dlego
Superior Court Judges \Vi\liam I
11_ Y'11lc. Host'Oe S. \Vilkcy and I
Franklin R. Orfiel<l . t h c
Joun1al r!'portcd. All thrt'C ,
1rerc :1ppo1ntcd to the bench
1
h~· l!t~agan in !'11\9
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Children -
A <"riticaJ traffic safety situation is buJldJng along
the county's Del Obispo Road, where it luds past two
schools on its way to the cntrant-e to Dana Harbor.
The busy. four-lane high way winds alo ng the edge
of the Capistrano ValJey With heavy traffic flows that
make it extremely dangerous for youngsters iD nearby
neighborhoods to reach their schools.
The situ ation has existed !or junior high school
students for years. And this !all when a new elcnlen-
tary campus opens, smaller. "lbsa tra(flc-wlse youngsters
might have to negotiate the roadway. ·
Pleas by school offitials to county representatives
have drawn little satisfaction. Those requests are grow-
ing these days because of the increased peril to the
cb1Jdren.
The oity or S:ln ~uan plans to join the outcry with
a new traffic advisory commission but it may be just
another futile campaign.
U county pcrforn1ance at ot~er traffic trouble spots
in the valley are any indication, the best the local en-
tities cart expect is copious promises.
San Juan Capistrano's children. deserve better~
that.
New Scarcl1 Beghts
'rbe resi~nation of Laguna Beach Superintendent
Donald Woodington has se nt the school board scurrying
back to its files of applicanL~ from less than a year ago
when the board chose \Voodington to replace \Villiam
UUorn.
The need to begin the tedious hiring process again
has elicited a sense of disappointment on the board.
• Ill Danger
disagreement between factlona on the board and in the
communlly It looked as If a period of tranquility was
at band -when the district oould end its wrangling
and settle back to educating youngsters.
Though lhe community will lose a top-11-0t<:h •uper·
intendent it barely had a rhance to benefit from and
appreciate, it is to be hoped that the process of finding
his replacement wlU be cartied out without the damag·
ing fa ctionalism an d has.sling that characterized the last
transition.
Parking Controversy
Controversy once again has flared up over parking
matters in San Clemente's downtown business district.
The latest hassle points out once again that deficiencies exist in city policies and codes.
In the first test of a relatively new ordinance. a
local bwiness building owner protested loudly that un·
Jess she and her son buy in·lieu parking certificates -
·at $1 ,500 for each space needed to make the building
conform -stiff restrictions are imposed.
The rules s.ay that if a new business moves in and
its use is diffe~nt from its predeces~r. the owner must
go through a costly process of receiving a use pennit, or
must buy the certificates.
The new rule creates a serious hardship to such
proprietors whose new renters actually would add noth·
1ng substantial to parking congestion.
The code was designed to correct situations which
have resulted in restaurants replacing decorator shops,
spawning intolerable parking congestion.
Planning commissioners are now saddled with find·
ing equity in the new rules, and the affected landlord
Is going Lo her lawyers.
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Despite their initial angry reaction to \Voodlngton's
resignation to pursue. his campaign for Orange County
Superintendent of Schools, the feelin~ IJT\ODg board
me1nbers seemed to be that \Voodington IS indeed a corn·
petent and effective administrator.
Through all of this the fact remains that the code
has serious flaws and in this Instance the landlord ha s
a case for testing the equity of the ru les.
'What does it say? Quite a bit about American values.'
When he was hired last year .after years of bitter s
Hoiv Nixo11
Solved His
Last Crisis
Dear
Cloon1y
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lmpeaeh11aent Politics Hit Co1n11au1aity Ac'iio1a
Veto Awaits Anti-poverty Financi·ng
( ART HOPPE J
Nt1Ds Item: The Presidtftt's chit/
lfnoyer de11ied Afr. Nixo11 had viointed
tlit law against withholding knowt-
cdge of a felony -even t/1ough he
failed to ttU law enf01'cement officef'B
that hU&h money WC! paid to the
\Vottrgate burglqrs.
''The President fs tl1t cl1it/ law
rn/orceme11t officer in the cotmlry.''
sakt atton1ey James D. St ClaiY.
tflztYefore , the President fulfill~
tit« laiv'.t requir~nts. St. Clair i»I·
plied. by repOTl ing knowledge of tM
f elm1y to himself.
a1Y FELLOW AMERICANS, I address
yw tonight at a moment of grave na-
1ional crisis. /\s you know. the Senate to-
day S:!W fit to l.'On-
vict me in its i1n~
penchment prOCt'ed-
ing:s. Tha t is their
right and I do not
for nne minulC' di!n)'
them that ri~ht.
The question \\ C
must face to11igh1.
my fel!o'v l\tn~ri·
cans. is .... ·haf steps
Why Vtwld anybody belle...e that
a Democrattcally Controlled eon.
greu, that doesn't have lbe guts to
vote a gun oontroJ Jaw, could pot-
sibJy impeach any President!
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WASHINGll!N -Th< ,deepening effect
on all government policy of President
Nii:on · .. dtspttale struggle for survival
~'IS felt on Capitol llill last 1,1,·eek when
~I RepubUcans ~ived this
message : President Nixon v.ill veto any
bUI IO refinance the Community Al"tion
Program.
The four Republicans in Congress
ttspc:mlble for anti-poverty legislatloo,
ranging from liberal
to moderately con-
troops to remove me from office. servaUve, requested
However, the COmmand«~iD-OUef.-1-tilt meetil!lrlust-be--1
Jhlnk rigbUy, strmgly urged against sud\ f.,.. th< Easttr ,..,.
a ""'"'" oo th< grounds that a display of <ess. They hoped to
military might at this critical point oanvtnce Mr. r;imn
would only tend io inflame the crlals it would be tn his ,
rather than relieve it. the nation '! and the
Republlam party's I AGAIN searched through the interest to rign such
Comtitution. 1 found lh~l I may be a bill. But the reply from t 1\'0 face.less
removed became of physical ?r mental functionaries was a non-negotiable no.
incapacity. Here. I hoped, might lie a The explanation Is embedded In the
way out of this dilemma. . new game of impeactunent politi~. With
As Chief Medical Officer. I subjected Impeachment by the lfouSl' increa.'iingly
myself to a rigorous physical ex-likely. the White J{ouse musl coom on
amination. A5 Oiief Director of lifental one-third plus ant oi the Senatr to sa\'e
Health in this great land of ours, I put him-at least 3t t•(1nser,·ati\'e Senators.
myself through exhaustive piydlological Since .!\tr. Nixon has offended many
~ testing. J passed -and · let me be conservatives v.-ith detrote and high
perfectly candid about this -both tests gO'l'emment sptnding, be now attemp(s
with flying colors. to .appeas4: them en sensitive though
One alternative remained. f cal1ed upon penpheral issues.
myself as Cli.lef ExecuLive Officer to THE ANTI-POVERTY p R O G R A M
carefully and poimlaklngly review Jhe
( EVANS·NOVAK J TIIE FOUR Republicans handling
poverty legislation -Quie, Rep. William
Steiger of Y.'isconsin. Sen. Roben Taft.
. Jr., or Ohio and Sen. Jacob Javil5 of New
York-no...,· suppon Community Adlon.
So. Ja\·i ts last ...,·eek asked the White begun~· President Johnson tn l!llH is one !louse for a n11.'eling to seek. a
such. issue. Conservati\'CS h.ave long compromise. Sent up to Capito{ Hill ...,.ere
Ill.Sled for il5 evisceration. But for five tY•o aides ...,·ell Pf-low the policymaking
years Piotr. Nlmn flaj fGllowed staff leve l: James Cavanagh of ttie Domestic
advice to reform, not kill, the anti· Council staff and Paul O'Neil of the J)O\'~Y program-thereby disobeying his Office ol l\1anage~t and Budget.
own inst1rrls. _ The congr~ional Repu bli cans told
. liowever,-.just.~'hen lbe-Nilon instinct~lhern the.... much criticized. anU.povertY
coincides with the politics of sunival, the agency, the OfflCi: of Economic
politics of poverty a.re c bang l n g. Opportunity (OEOJ. was doomed. Nor
Community Action Programs, v.ilich did they like a Democratic scheme to put
began as governmcnt-fmanced exercises CommwUty Action in lhe voluntary
in protCH'C\'Otution, ba~·e joined the ACTION agency. But they did think
establishment. City hall once damDed Comnumity Acti-On could prosper inside
C<mmunity Action, but the mayws now the Department of Health. Education and
pl ead for continued ft'deral rlllancing . \Velia.re (HEW), urging the President to
\\'hat's more, Community Action has supp:rt this.
. strange ntw llepubllcan allies. including Howard Phillips. briefly ln charge of
highly re.-pected Rep. Albert Quie of OEO last year for the purpose of
1.finncsOOI, once the llouse battering dismantling ii, has describr<I Ca vanagh
ram against Community At1.ion but now as one "who takes his cues from O'Neil "
its key defender. Even more strange. and o·~eil as ··shrev;dly liberal." Bui
lobb~ing for Community AC'lion. fin<mero last ..... ·etk. Cavanagh and O'Neil turn(.<!
by dues checkoffs of federal poverty thumOO down. \\l hether in OEO. ACOON.
workers, is former Rep. Y.'iUiam Crame r or HEW, Community Action funding
of Florida. A hard-shell conservative and vtoold be vetoed by Piotr. Nixon. period.
irni>lacable foe of anti-poverty legislalion \V hat's more, the President also might
as a Coogressman. Cramer now is veto a bill for a new Legal Services
geUing S25.000 a month for three months program (formerly lodged in OEO) if the
lo sell Community Action. Senate-House conference now devising
the final form persisLc; In present trends.
If so, ~Ir. r-;'ixon will ha\'e performed the
anti·anti·poverty hat trick: OEO, Legal
Services, Comnnutlty Adion .
nos WOUUJ satisfy COOMtvatiV'l?
demands. enunciated by Phillips nearly
e\'et)' \.\·eek in Human !'..:vents. Such
conservatives •are well aware of
impeaC'hment poliliC'S. Although Sen.
James Buckley of New YOt'k called 1or
~lr. Nixon's resignation as a matter o!
conscience, many conservatives view it
as a shot &C'ross the bow making htr.
Nixon more attentive to their desires.-
Melvin R. Laird as presidential
COUMtlor v;a.s a counterforce to such
pressures and today v.•ould be pressing
1.lr. Nixon to appro\·e Community AcUon.
inside HEW. But Laird's hard-v.uking
young successor as domestic policy chief,
Ken Cole. is not one to argue 1,1,'ith the
President.. He gave the President's
orders to Cavanagh and O'Neil to relay
to Congress.
Consequently, the scenario seems
clear: Congress will finant"e Community
Action under HEW, t¥lr. Nixon v.ill veto
it. !he veto v.•ill be overridden. At a
happier time,. the Y.'hite House ""oold
have flinched at the indignity of an
override. Not OOiA'. AU policy is geared to
safeguarding one-third plus one against
conviction in the Senate, and all
argumen1s backing moderate. noo-
re\'O\utionary help for the poor pale
before th.al imperative.
..... e shall take in lhis emergency . Our
Constitution. I am glad to be able to re--
Port to you . makes one thing pcrfeclly
clear. Upon impeachment nnd con\•iction.
the President -and let me read this to
yoo verbatim -"sh.all be removed from
office."
case against me and rm:ier, imotar as
humanly pC115Sible, a fair and impartial
verdict.
The OUef Ei:ccutlve Offit"er, at my
bidding has done preciM:ly this. ADd I
am baPfly to report to you tmigbt thal
the crW.. over my removal from oCfice
Don't Knock Those College Degrees
NOW THAT is the law and. as you
know, I have s...,·orn . rightly or wrongly,
to uphold the lnw.
I. therefore, immediately conferred
with myself in my ca pacity as Oiief L.aw
E)J.fo~mcnt Officrr on how best to
remove 1nysrlf from this office ,
The Chirf L.1Y.' Enforcement Officer
advised me !hat I can be removed bodily
cithrr by Fed eral l\1anihals or U.S.
troops -but. unfortunately. VC<ieral
l\larshals have received no !raining
whatsoever In presidential removal.
J Jmmcdintely calll'd upon the Com·
1n:1nder in Chief, which is a\30 n1ysr!f. to
ord ('r ::i contingency force vi An1 ric.'ln
has been al last resolved. 1 bave bf!en To ttre Editor:
granted, 1 am prom to say, Executive The artide by Rut Wnlton on Hotr;ton
Clemency. Flournoy ("Leaders From the Ranks
Serve Be<I," Daily Pilot, April 22 1 argues
TllEJ\E Wll.L be tbooe, my fellow that Mr. Flournoy is disqualified from
Americans, who will urxk>ubtedly at· con.!idttatlon as a g u be r n 1 t o r I a I
tempt lo subvttt the steps I have t.akco candidate because he ha!'l a doctorate
to upbokl the Comtitution in th.is national from Princeton, has been a prof'6901' of
emergency. political 3cience. and b.1s not be<-n
l have. therefore, asked the Com· "trained ln the !Choo! o( hnrd knocks."
mander in Otief 10 deploy troops around
Capitol HiU to preserve our cherished
Constitution. I h.ave every reason to
believe tbe Commander ln Chief will
cooperate fully with me in thi3 boor cl
national peril. And I expect every decent
American 1,1,·ill do likewise, God willing,
Thank you and good nliJlt.
Henry. Vlll's Last Queen
One ""'O\lld ha\'e tho11~ht this kind of
prejudice against eduC"ation nod culture
Md died out v.ith the ~1cC.'lr1hy rra, bu t
evklcntly the curious beast is sllll alive.
1.fr. Walton, In an echo of those good old
ti.mes, e\·en hints strongly that ~tr.
Floumoy's education and special training
in political scienC't! make him suspttt as
a Red. RuMia dots 1rain people Sj:K'Cin.lly
for high offiCE", he reminds us . "So docs
Red China. But . not the goOO old U.S. of
A." tn slx>rt. ~tr. \\'a/ton demonstrata
~ familiar kind of anti·inle-llt..'Clu;llism
y,·htch may be B.'i American as apple pie
but Is not ntarly as palatable.
Ont-of thr most prominent. nnd leJst
doctlll'ttn!t>d people In the re1i;!n of Hi:nry
\1Jll comes \.1110 her 09.'tl Mght in Clueen
Katherine Parr. an in depch. highly
rtadable book by Anthony ~1artitns."ieJl
tMc<:r:n.v·IUll, $i.9S 1. Katherine ls shown
not simply as tht 9.llt 1,1,bo sUJ'\i ved
hbn but as an outstanding woman of
the Tudor 1\gc Md ()( the New U-amlng
ndvocatOO by Er:wn12& and Sir TbomaJ
~1oore.
~IARR.Jl."O for the first tlme at 17,
wk.low~ shOnl y afterwards, and subse·
quently the vo'ife of Lord Latimer, o
lending niagnate or the North, Katherine
was brought up tn court circles as
the prolegce ol the King's first wlfe,
Catherine of Aragon. Her earliest tutor,
tbll Spaniard Juan Vives. wu an ad·
\'OC'ale of increasing power for iA'otMn.
\\'111.'n hc.r SttOOd husband !ltpported
the Nonhcm rebellion Kalhtr1nl' came
ckl6e to dlS<Uter, but, ns t.lartierwcn
sM"'"· she nnvigatt.'d wlth gre11 1111:111
Jho trcach<rous sboob al JU• •I coun,
rad< th< rid• al Relorm."loo, and finlllly
( THE BOOKMAN)
outwitted her ~. Thonw
Cromwell. becoming a prime factor in
his disgrace and execution.
AFTER the death of Lant Latimer
Katherine became ll<ruy Vlll's final
quecn. and as ~ she was MpOn!ible
for th< edUC3tioo al be< Sl<p<ltildrell
•'ho ~ to ~ lD IUOOel!k>l'I King
Edward VJ, ~ Mary. and ~
Eliub«ll I. Siie broush& -dilldren
Mdcr the samt root tor tbe first time,
and inl1"""""1 tbelr -1lws.
Manltmotn. 1 promln<nt IUlhor and
historian (llltlor .. Bio .W.lnls,
Crime H d Ille l'ollce) ~ I
r••narbble portrait not aaly of
Karbuint, but al the -torlUOlll
and '™'it"""· yet brin11n~ fulor ~re in wtildl ..,_ Uved.
VtCl'OR DE KEYS.ERLING
IT JS HARO to see an)1h.ing \\TOOg
\\1th a prNIOO making a stud\· of
governmental processes, even at a· high
level. before he aspires to public ofnce.
Experience h~s amply demonstratOO th."\t
in ordl'r to be a C'3pable itovemmt:1'1t
administrator II l$ not enough to ha\"C
bctn a general. an actor and s>fl-shoe
danctt. or C\'<'T\ a haberda.shtt. 't'i'hat we
may lrgitimetely ask of 8 candidate for
high ofrKX" is that he dtmonstnte an
e.tcc,>llonal degree of intelligcn<'e and
'4i.Jdom, and th.al he posl(!St an Bdequate
Quotes
wu:u..n w. Greer, Bentley -'1'he
ntOO for 9Clpegolts 8't1ftS to be grt.ater
now thari ever. Ariatotle knew it kJo8 ago
. . • saw ll 1n the Jf"al dramAS ol his
d.1)'; me ~ ol famous men meetlJlll tragic ·ends tbrougb oome
dlara<!tt fllw : pr\do porhapo cw i&·
norance. i~uosity, zeal, errort ol
judpneat, lcooocllsm ...
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koov:ledge of lhc 1ntncac;es of
governmen t. Taking a Ph.D. in political
science 1nay not be the only way to
dem<mtrat.e these qualiCications, but it
seerM one v.-ay.
I doo't happen tn support Mr. FJoumoy
as a candidate for governor. 1be point is
an abslrad one, if Mr. WaHon can gra5p
that. And by the way, under our fonn of
f:O''<'M'lment it is not a <.Time to have a
coUege degree. e\'en an adva!la'd one.
DONALD HEJ1''EY
Nobodlf C..,.es?
To the E<lilor:
Y.'here are all the bumptV stickers?
I lhoughl it was An electk>o year. bul
it's obvious 1bat nobody cam~
J UST kl< fun. I C011nr.d political
bumper stlckers one aftunoon. ln one
hour, out of bundrtd.s of cars, I came up
v.·ith. the following :
-Alioto -one.
J.forettl -onr.
Ham -two.
MMt people would ""1Jher be AIJJni"
it seems. I counted all: ol lho9e!
/ MIMI SER.~A
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Real Pr9ff"e••
To tbe !:dltor:
I listorian Leo J. Prl~ ln his "Ornng:e
County Thro<Jih FOllr Ccntwie5" (1961)
record!:
'"lb<. db<curactn1 dorknoss o1 the
clcpr8sloo yeo11 was btlgbl""'1 by Jhe
binh of the Festival of Arts 't\:hich. has
beo:>me an important rultural institution
of Orans;e Qltmty. Jt 1,1,·as in 1932 that
urt ists and craftsmen at Laguna Beach
held !heir first festival v.·ith the
t'ucalr1xus trees of El Paseo Street as a
backdrop."
' lllSTORICAL footnote for the future :
"It \.\115 in 1974 that the C'iliz.ens of
Laguna Beach dedicated their new ~tnin
Beach v.ith the eucalyptus trees (what's
le.ft of them) of El Paseo Street
(defunct) serving as a bacJtdrop for the
comfort stat.ion."
~lan. tha t's pure progress !
BILL DAY
Da11,ero11s Rlll
To Jhe Editor;
Reo H.R. llJS!. Poot card Regmration
We und<ntard Jhe subje<t bill ~ oot or
committee and ready for a floor vote.
The statOO objecti\'C of the bUI Is to
make voter registration CMier.
WE UST below the reasons Vo'hy v.'t
Jee! the blll !l>ould be def.,ted in the
HOUSle or Vi!toed by lhe President If It
gets by the """''" J. Is a \-ery destructive propo5al to
our elect.Km syst~.
2. Y.'111 0'('3fe in admin istrativ..e
nlghtmare for local election officials.
l. \\'111 create chaos in exl~ung
ttglstration systems.
4. Will 'require dual regi!>tr1111a11
mtems In 90me statts.
5. Will create ~· C11>1»r1un!ties for
Jraud.
I. Could p o ss I b I y disenlrandllse
\'Ottnl {'\lf'f'f!l')lJ)' ttglstttM.
7. Will S\lperimpost a c o u n t e r ·
producth'e, bureaocntic, fedfnl cooll'OI
over past -.ate lmprovtments and la.ke
from I.he mtes the incentive for further
imp<O-.
8. Unmanageable CosU:
(Al ~lalUng of 150 million post cardJ,
· ~bl Local election ofOdals have to
handle and reply.
Cc) Estimated cost! $30 million to
$300 million.
(d) Senate Bill has no expense lim it.
Jiousc Bill carries $50 m i 11 i o n
authoriiation.
9. Post Card Regisiration does not
apply to state and local elections, thus
requiring. at extra cost, t...,,, systems of
registration.
10. AD)i>ne can sign a post card and
mail in, man, \.\1>man, child or someone
else for a dead person, or non-citizen. A
receipt is acknov.·Jedgement of post card.
a receipt is evidence to vote. Penalties
.are set up In the Bill, but how do you
catch the fraudulent'? Would there ever
be an updated precinct sheet to Work
rrom?
t I. Remove$ local control a n d
O\'enides state-election Ja .... "S.
We urge defeat of UUs bill.
C. C. MOSELEY
Ol4NM COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robtrt N. W"d, /'Mbiiihtr
Tlioma.s Kenil, Editor
fJarbonJ Krtibich
Editoriol Paac Editor
I il\(' • 411orlal Jlll.l,."t' of th! Daily
Piio>I ..c.-t"lt$ 10 lnf()ITf\ and atinndat~
"'a-1~,., ">· Pl"hmtlrc on u1 .. pqe
d!""l'k' •'tn1 n1rntary on toples (If in.
c~sl by ")'ndic•l~ oo&umn.111, •rid
('&rtoon.~!J". by pl'\Widif'lc a foru m ft'lt'
ttadm ' \'in.•1 end by prtlt'l1Une this
~Pt!''• opintor. and ~ Ol'I
eumnt ~ Tl. edttoNJ Of)inioM
OI \M Dali)' PUot -.ppnr only tn 'hot
fditorial ~umn al ltlr-10p l'l( ttit
Jllllt. <>pirlb'm ~<Pi cad by n"' ('o1f.
wn.niJtll and ~ •nd Jr.ua-
1rftt:f'n •IT Uitir own mw:t no -......~
mll:flt o1 tticit ~ '&' aw D&Uy
Pl.lot 11hould lM ~
Friday, AprU 28, 1974
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posslbl
views
job.
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-to MlaS
"But
.puite
daugbt
po!ic<
party
city.
Th<
public!
alun~
A
Poll po!i .
clvU
ber
caba
cards.
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OAILY PILOT" 7.
Purilons OK"il
Hv Governor
. Quiet 'fr-Pist c,.eatPs S t.ir ill Slt ll f ,.anciscJ
SACHA ~lENTO I UPI l
GO\!. Ronald Reagan J:rantt'd
37 pardons dur ing 197! 10
crim1nal:s COll\'t<.·tC'd of cr1n1C':i>
r:ing1n~ froni li·v.·d o:ind11(·t
and for i,:1•1")· tu ~Jdnaping and
rt1urd1·r. h i.~ office reported.
Al! ol thl' l'o11v1<·1s, includ1n ).l
five 1-1on1('n. 'l'rved Sl·nt.•n1·1 ·~
.ind h.1d l.u.:._.n rrlt.'a~-d f!'orn
p.1rOll'
SAN FRANCisro (AP) -Sandra
Sbva is an, attractive, quiet 20-year~ld
<lerlt lyp!A In the police department. Sh<
allo II a publicly actlve avowed NW.
As a member of a group swearing
belief in white supremacy, W has
become a center of controversy over
posa!ble coolllct betwttn bet penonal
views and public duty In her civil aervlce
job.
"I BEUEVE IN THE goals or the
Nation.al Socialist White People's Party
-to ts:tabllsh arf all-white Amcrita,"
Niss Silva sakl in an interview.
"'But what t believe has no effect
YAlltever on the job I do here," said the
daughter of a former San Francisco
policeman and one of six admitted Nazi
party members known to police in the
city.
The Nazi party has received front page
JlllbUcity here recently because a handful
of uniformed Nazis aUended school board
meeUngs to protest integration.
•
A NEAR-RIOT ERUPTED al one
meeting when the audience protested the
Nazis' presence. Wearing a swastika
armband, Miss Silva attended two of
lbooemeellng~
Police department brass declared her
political views have no bearing on her
civU service job as Jong as ahe performs
her work in the permit bureau. issuing
cabaret, taxi and other pennits and press
cards.
She refused a transfer to another city
department, telling a reporter: "I am
going to stay, and I'll figbt to stay If
necessary.''
BLACK AND JEWISJI community
leaders strongly question the v.·isdom of
Town Seeks
Kidnaping
Remedies
~ROUGH !AP) -nus exclus.l.vt! residential town
where Patricio. H c a r s t ' s
partflts li\•e• seeking $91.000
in police lunds to teach
worried corporate executives
how to protect themselves
from other political
kidnapings.
"This request is a direct
result of the Hearst
kidnaping," said Sgt. Bill Key
in requesting the g r a n t
Thursday from the California
crime CornntiMion.
AUTHORITIES HAVE
tmned the Hearst c a s e
America's first po I i t i c a I
kidnaping and said h e r
abductors kept a list of
corporate executiv es as
possible kidnap targets.
"A number of corporate
executives who live i n
Hillsborough ha\·e v p Ic ed
concern about their safety,"
Key '81d.
'The terrorist Symbk>nese
Liberation Anny claims it
ltidnaped Miss Hearst Feb. 4
from her &rkeley apartment.
MISS HEARST JS t h e
daughter or San Francisco
Examiner Editor Randolph A.
Hearst who lh•es in a stately
home here, about 30 miles
south of San Francisco.
"One of our councilmen is
on the SLA list. as is another
of our citizens." Key told the
comm Is si on, without
identifying the men. "We want
a aime prevention program
to lessen citizen anxiety."
Key said the grant v.·ould
provide three officers, a
secretary and an affice.
He sa.id the team ar officers
woold tell residCflts "how to
secure their property and
persons better."
15 Student,s
Horwred
At Obispo
Fifteen South Coast students
have been named to the dean's
list at California Polytechnic
State University in San Luis
Obispo for scholastic achieve-
ment during the fall quarter.
Cited were C.Osta Atesans
Diane C br lstensen and
Richard F I o yd , freshmen;
Onisty Blanc, sophomore:
Tyler Arthur Lo'4Te)'. jwtiar;
and Diane Peffen, senior.
Craig Alan Gaphant ,a senior
from Huntington Beach, was
also named.
Newport Beach residents ifl.
duded on the ll!t are
freshman Jeffrey Dyer, jun·
!or Douglas Schneider, and
senion Edward B c c h t e I •
Pamela Lynn C3sserly, Becky
Lyn Hopper and Marie Louise
Somers.
The other three students
named v.·ere James Heumann.
~Dior. of San Clemente: Eric
Peter Tulleners. senior. of
Mission ·Viejo: and !\Uchael
John Osprlng, ~nior, of
\\'e.slminster .
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employing an av°"·ed Nazi in a police job. .
"It's W13etUlng." said Quentin Kopp,
member ol the city Board of Supervisors.
"It's inlm~ to the best inlerest.s of the
police department. it's just like f1nding
Manists teaching our kids."
Badge-wearing offi~rs take an oath lo
uphold and proted lh< U.S. and
California Constitutions, providing equal
r ights and protection of the laws to all
citizens.
But lbe clvillan staff, includ1ni: clrrlcal
workers like 1oliu Silva. Is not s"nrn tu
lbe department oath.
POLICE ClllEF DONALD Scott learn-
ed in January that 1otiss Sih a had v.'Om
'I a•• going to #la11. a11d
I'll fight to sta11 ii 11eces-
...
"'ilh rlll' about lt. ify boss told mt'. 'Just
be c11reful and play II cool .'"
lnspl'ctor Tom Di<.·kson said the
department intelligence bureau lists
about 25 knov.n Nazi party members in
all of Northern Californ ia. including six
acknowltdgt.'<I members in San
Francisco.
Dickson said ~tiss Silva v.·orks near his
office and has provided inform ation on
purty acti\·itics.
~llSS SIL\'A ES11~1ATES thrre arc
about 400 p.irty members in ~or!hl•rn •
California. n1ost of v.hom do not make
their afrlliation public.
"'~ly reaction is one of sat;lnt'!;S," said
Rabbi Jacob Traub. president of the
RABBln
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sar.y.' • Northern Cahfom1a Ho..i rd of H<tbbis. •
"It's difficult to s.1y a person shouldn 't NAZIS OFFER THEIR HELP. TO FIND SAN 'FRANC ISCO ZEBRA KILLER fun fri
her uniform and appeared \l:ith Natis al
a school integration hearing.
v.·ork bccausr of his politiCai beliefs. But City Officials, .Already Under Fire From Blacks, Say "No Thanks' p On
the cred 1b1lify v.·hich the pohtC Im\"(' Ill a -----------< -Q 9al. of gas
frel~ society derM..·nds on the trust of the 1,;;;o;;;o;;;o;;._.--. _____ -.~!j"i~-'!!'l!~--~l!!!!!'!)!!!'I r----------,1 EVOfy Fri .. Sat •·t inquired of her commanding o£ficer
as to her performance in h('r job," Scott
said. L A CALLS ov·~ w.0.11 Ch en1ny tree fa mily people Ill the polil"c being just," he said. • • . 0&.0GU .. S You can arge enrvna1n men1 •n tho
4 1!/: MAMNING'S Hunttngton Cenrer Mau "I Y."3S told that she performs her
assignment v.'eil and has n('\'er indicated
In any way, shape or fonn that it affa·ts
her worlt or that she tries to rec ruit or
anything of that nature in the of fie('." he
THt: Rf;\'. CECIL \\'illiams. black 2C each C O LLECTORS DAILY PILOT Beach A Edinger oH 1110 activist pastor of Glide r-.1emunal l'nited . SHOP ·~vL~ Classified Ads 5.ln 01eoo Fwy.
?-.1ethoclist Church. sa id a N:'!Zl shouldn't TE;LEJIHONE COMPANY Now lealur1ng
OF CALIF. 642 5678 Youlh talent v.·ork for the J)(llice. • · Se•<ch ttt·UU >001 llt'CI Hiii. Cott• M.._. "'"•· ,,.11 :•0 "1 don 't earl! v.·ho It is." he s:ud. "\"ou I .. _________ _. ~O&OiiiiWO-._..;;iiii,;;;;;;,;.,. ~---------~ '---------__J
said. · can't separate v.hnl you do 1n !hr v.·ork·a:
1be department says it has no rii;ht to
probe the pollttcal views or its unsv.·orn
employes so long as those vic\~S do not
interfere with their work.
dny v.·orld fron1 what you ll<'hcve."'
In quit'! v.-ords. ~1iss Silva says her
party docs not advocate exll·rnunat1on or
anyonr.
!\IJSS SILVA SA ID newspaper stories
about her aroused attention, "but non"
of lhe people \\"ho \\'Ork y,·[th me t.1lkt"d
··\\'l! \\'ant to repatriate pi"Oplt> b.1ck lo
v.herc they came fron1 -thf' hla<·ks 10
Africa. th e Asians to Asi:i ;ind to t'r~'<i lt'
a \1hit(' J\n11•rica," she s;ud .
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J 0 DAILY PILOT Frlda1, April 26, iq74
Political Nott>s PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
ILl'•1m t t l.l'<lfl'lf lilOT1CI'. TO U IOl'TOl "I
lfOTICI TO CalOITOlt IUPllKRI CCMllf' OP TMI 1\lll'll lOlt COUi t Of' THI o .. tTATI Of' CAl.1,0lll:lllA 'OI tTATI °' 0Llrot11111 A ' TMI COUMTY Of' OIANOI Td COUlfl'Y 0 , Oll.lllHll
IU. A•1'Mi Ill .. A-1UM IE-•te o4 E~1I• o4 CARI. f'llEOl!ll:l(IC TltUtn E1l1te ol HOWAllD I . CIECIAT, elM C>Kff* o ' C R' O 'k-11 ttOWAllO Cll:IECtAT. ~Miii. C< '' <REOY GOVEN -.. 1 '° ...... ,. II A " F 111:\,llT • Oectl)< NOTICE IS HEftt!:8Y GIVI N to ""' HOTI H ~
ed. ul'Ojl0<1 01 1M lbWt ,......., ~I tr«lllll'l Of IN ·~-NOT ICE IS ME:IEt 'f GIVEN lo ll'of 1,..1 "' po tloOlll ti.vi-ct..i,..• -lnil IM ""-'tit,......,. MYl"'I -_... fM
Supervisor Hopef~ls Meet
Hy O.C-HUSTINGS
ot .,. o.u, 1"1111 ''•"
ha' l.WIC•-• a ~·•-r•a ~ 11'1' IM ''°"" ........, ~ . .,, ...w ~· ,,, r r. '° 11 .. !Mfol, UCU .,.,_.r.c: ""' Ill ,.,_ M"""8 ~l'lllt .cMIMt !Ill .. Id ~I Ml .....,.,_, lfl 011 -· wl II IM l'!Ktl .. n' ,,_..., .. 111 1M tffiel '
bureau """"'Im o f f e r l n " Mid ~' .,. ,_,.,... • Iii. tMrR. :'':... 1119 ... ~"' =~'~ i::.;:i: ot '.,,. c .. rt ot "" now ""1"'° -'· "' I"'"&' • wllfl tlllf fllf(" .. rY _,... .. ~ 1M of!ICI C I ' to fll'-1 '"""" wllfl llllf ,......., 1
Dl••ol1cti on•
of Marriage
All four t andldates for the
F I f t h District supcrv!sorlal
seat in Or~nge County a r e
sthedu\ed to appear lit a
f o rum .'\1 onday n ig ht
sponsored by the United South
Oran~e Coast Communities
IUSOCC!.
Balsiger sees lncumbtnt
Coogress1nan Andrew lllnshaw
ns his man's chief opponent
and has attacked the fonner
Orange County asse!IOr as "a
bureaucratic rubber stamp
and non ·crea t lve hack
polltlcan who bores audiences
lo death by reading stale
governm ent Mndouts during
programs analyz:Jng the June "'tM t1Mtl ot .,,. "°"" ll'ltlHed cwrt,., ~'" ':::"'-:':.,:' 1~ -..cflll"· 10""' llM«.,.,,.., et...,. lftlc•\ 19 ~I lfllm, wtltl lfll n«etMrY ....., " ...., ...., 0 ,......,A1 l •HO,,, lllt 1nairN'fl. WIL.L.IAM 0-•l "°"""N ballot lltms for any group _...,., I• llllf """'" ...... ,, "" L-..... cit "' .. ..,....OH. _ .... •T .. ~ WIU.IA)o\ I . OiHHll. ,,, Ya.II
OfllCI ot IOHOCL AHO AHO£•SOH, 1020 MA.MILTON, .ao WlltN,_ Blvd .. LOI A,,._, CletlffMf'I, Call"""• lf't7U, I
seeking the Information. Nairtti ••oeow1v • .....,, """'· ~"111n11' ~r::;; ~1~~ 1~-~~"lfl ':": .. "'di •• .,,. p&.c.1 'Ill """""'" "' .,,.
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• '1101, wlllcll l• llllf Piao flft Ml""' ol 1 I """'""'!""' In ell matte<'i wtlffl"" ti
President Wilma Bloom satd 111e una.,.1"'*' '" "" -""'• "''''"ll'IO =~ "':~ .. ~"' ..... '!. "" :'"• ,,• '1'.:! ""' '"'''" 91 1.w ~·· w11~ .. ._ • It tr. •ltll ot M!d IHnilltnl, wlllllfl lout ' W n ._.. "'°" l f II' moftlM ef't'1' !tie fin.I P\lbflulltn fll n'lll
·•
The 7:30 p.m. event, one of
the few South County affairs
where all four aspirants will
be present. wlll be held in the
Dana liills lligh School thca·
ter.
The mreting is open to tbe
pubU c and questions will be
accepted from the floor.
The can d i date s are
incumbtnt Ronald Caspc"',
Saddleback College instructot
James Thorpe. former Grand
Jury. fo~oreman M8.rcla Bents
:ind Newport Beach ci.,.ic
leader Dr. Nolan ·Friuelle.
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l\.tEriffiERS OF TllE League
of \Vomen Voters of Orange
County "·ill be available on
certain bus routes ~fonday to
regis ter voters. They plan to
be available on the same
routes Friday. The deadline to
register to vote for the June
election Is Sunday.
1be bus routes: to be covered
on the Orange Coast are Route
57 from Laguna to The 'CHy
from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and
Route 76 from Huntington
Beach to Irvine fro m 8 to 10
a.m.
The League registrars are
working with the Orange
County Transit District to help
the nonn~rtisan nrnD'J'ams will ,,_,,... ,,, .. ,,. llrtl O\IOllC.llOl'I ot lflll "'" pytll~111 .. °' 1111• Idle.. ' I'-r•-e• llOllCI O.ttd i rth a, 1'74 "°' (e.
be Offered to aU organlzatJOM O.tfo Aorll t. 1'74 II II.NA c•l!:CIAT D•l'ldc~~~'-..Jrl4Ell.
' LUl..U HQl"ll WILEY Aclmlnl1lr•trl• Wllfl '"" wl11 ElKUtor ot '""' W'lll m the South COut arta. EaKu1t11 ot tM ..vm o1 ,,... •-•"" of t11t .. 1a11 ot 111e •-ot 1,,. •boW ,,.!Md ~
-· J t '·llol ·11 •-""l'Md ~ ~·t"!'!~1 '#ti.LIAM o •lllOMAH. a , ... une pr mary lid Wl KINO•L ANO ANOlllSON AltO M~f~o:'""'" WILLIAM 1: OI JtN ll
I I d thr •-·• j' fi lnt """1'fl .,.....y '* 'M!tlll,.. II~ 11J Ttll A•-• nc u e ee uuuu ssues.. 1ve 1::l• J:"' c.11,.,,.., nm L." ...,...i.. ctuion.11 ...,.. c~. c1111. ""1
propositions re I a t Ing to "".!,....,':'"'°"'"" n111 ul...,,. Mll'M'(I "' 11K11t., P\lllolhl•«I Orenot c 1 Olll'I' P!lol 1.1 ....... fl .... 1.f...W•tta!tll l""*'l"'"' Dr•• Co.st O•llf .-!lot, pos.!iblc amendments to the ""11 n .. it ........ Mo.•. 1t1 , .... 1 1' •1r11 ,,,. win AnM.:M , .... ~•:•~·~· c":·c":·~"=-'c'c":.-, __ ,--'"-'"·'c' I-----'-"-'--11 ~-I ,,,. "I 1"..olli.Mll Ori~ Coe•! 0.Uy l"l._,L. stale Constitution, a statutory t'UULIC NOTICE ,t.,prll 11, lf, ~'·_,Ml• l. lt1' 1>0'2·1' PUBLIC NOTICE
in itiative proposed by the PUBLIC 'OTIC i--~=-cc-===---su1>E1uo1t couttT 0 , Cf.L.lllOltN•.t.. N E ll'ICTITJOUt. IMISIN«.ts people Md a ~1atropolitan COUNTY 0 11 OltAHOI: HI.Ml: STATl:MINT
\V a t e r D i s t rlct·spa .... ·ncd '°' Cl'fl< CllllW Dl1 ... WMI, U M• ""' l l..1'·11111 Tht POllOWl!!t ...... "°"" .,. OOlllG CA.SI HUM•E• oms. lfDTICI TO c•l:OITOl l DUlll .... ••:
his speeches." .
ORANGE COUNTY
'
n1easurt. SUMMO!ill (MAlllllAOll SUl"l.10 11 COUIT OF Tio!£ co .. sr OISTll'lllUTOllS.. ,,,., Loclln.
as many passcnge"'. as • Specific information on J.~~· ici.":~411""':~~ .~ P::'~'~o;:';': 1~:~1cg~:;,.1.1;2~~1!,,.~~· u;;~;~,1;°'~~ ~~~,~·~,,.::..,. 11.,
possible reg ister to vote. 1be ~edLiling can be obtained bv GEIALO IC.LAHR · -""""' L1111. iot, ... _, e.ec~. c1111. m.o
II I I THE CAPISTRANO n Calling '~ "'98 .~ ••~ 0· To 1111 1le.s1an<lefll: Tiii peflll-r 1111 E1t1te ol JOio!iot J. NE .. L, 1U JOHH Wltllem E. c,.,..,.non Jr., t0t MO<nr.
8alsiger describes hlmself
as a ''ghost author for
rrligious publishers." Prior to
1972, he 111•as a photographer
and v.Tiler for the ·'Anahehn
Bulletin of the F r e c d o m
Ne wspapers chain. owner of
lhc Santa Ana Register.
Vt'1)meu w i >e \\caring ~ gn& ay ~ , ~oN<J" r 111ed 1 p11111'" cancem11111 ""'' merrl•. JACO• NEAL OKwH<l. s1,.r l..•M· Nn1p0rt 11u.c11. c.11t. ""'°
S.Yl
'ng " yo' U I! Vf'Vr'T:' Area League o( Women Voters 492·9443. ....., m1v 1111 • wrln"' .._,., win..,,• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEJt IO 1111 Tf\11 b11,1ne.1 It ton011Cllld bf • OIMf ..
v • ~ ----------------dt1• (>! ,.,. .,.11 '"II 11111 ..,"""""" I• creol!Ot• ol ,.,. tl>OV• n1mH dtudeflt ptr1111r.,,lp
C 0 U N
'T S R •• G IS TE R ·--M•W<I on YO\I· II YO<il 1111 To Ille 1 wrltte<i ttwot •II pertOflt h•vtn:i cl••"'• '"'I'll' 1111 M•w•rf A. KlllPC<' ' I.'• .• r-within '""' 1111 .... YOW oe•111U 1o1ld ~nt l (f rt(lul•ed IO Ifie "'-'"· Tllll Siil-i Wt\ Hiid wttll , ...
m•v tl9 enlerlld 1nd IN CO<il•I !Nlr inter with Ille nec1u1•y VDll<l\ef"t, In Ille olll(t CounlY Clfrk ol Or1nQe c.-tl1' Cl'll April).
• ll/d9fnlnl conl1lnll'IO l11J"""1hre or Olller of lllt clerk ol '"" 1DOve ..,,,,ltd tOllrf. -or nu . !!ERE."
For f u r t h e r lnfonnallon
about registration call the
League of Women Voters at
638-0921.
*
Fll'"'TJI DISTRICT county
Planning Commissioner Bart
Spendlove has been named co.
chairman of Dave Gubler's
campaign for the C 0 P
nomination in the 4. 0 t b
O>ngressklnal Dtatrlct.
Spendlov<'. a Mission Viejo
resident, Is past president of
the Saddle b ack Area
Ox>rtlinating Council and tho
Aegean H i 11 s Homeowners
Association. •
.
INCOME
FOR YOU
front n Gitt ...
•You can receive a life income
and immediate tax benefits by
participating in one of Hoag
Memorial Hospit.al Preebyterian'1
four different Lile Income
Gift Plans.
Write or uU tadiy blob-
Mr. Thomes K. Stadllngef'
HOAG MEMORIA L HOSPITAL
PRESBYTERIA N
orllert CO<ICll'"lnv olvl1lon ot prO!)ef'1'1'• I~ Pr•Mnl tMm, with '"' n.c:tHlr'!' 1'-11111 tp0u$ll •-'· Child c111111C1Y. clllkl ..._,,..,, to "'' unde<>i9""" 11 !ht Ltw Pvt>ll•t>ed Or•~ C<>t•I Dtllv l"llot. ,._,, enorMy'1 lee•. COlh. &nd W[I\ Ollie• ot BEll'NAlll.0 ... ALLEN, 160 April .s. 12. 1'. ,,, 1t1t 11t).1•
ot~r rtllef 11 m•v bs 11renled by lM Avtnldl Grenade. P. O. 8Qll Sola. S.11 (Oll•I. C._,,,,, C1llloml1 '1•7l. ••'l>kll Is 11\f
II .-ow \ll'l'h II Mell Ille M~lct el In piece ot Dllllt1e~• ol '"" ul'ldtr1!011M In 111 PUBLIC NOTICE
1t1or""' hi !Ill• 1N1!11r, f911 "'°"Id cit M metter1 perlelnlll<J to lhl ~1t11t ~I $lid --------------Pftn"Pll'I' .. 11111 VOllr wrl!Nn rtlPQnM, II dl<t<lllf!I, Wil llln lour "1ont~1 f!!Cr tnr FICTITIOUS llUllNllS
1111. "''' M llllNI on !!mt. llrll PUtlllcelloo el ltlll nollct. NAM E STATl!MlNT D~'"' Jin. 1, lt11, D1!td "'p<ll t. 1'1' Tnt tollCIWlno per.-•re dol"'
!$E .. LI JI.NE E. NEAL tio,ollnet• 11: WILl..IAM E. ST. J OI-I N, Clerk •k• JANE ELIMRETH NEAL, THE LAMl"LIGHTEll MOTEL. ).1115 8~ Btlfy T11191rl, ()ei:lvlY •~• JI.NE ELIZAllET!i NEJtiL. Co.ell Hl911w11, D1n1 f'Dlnl, CeUt. t?•Jlf
GA•Tlol FA•I HEINEll E•flllt'utrl• of ,,,. Wiii OI Erm8" E. Brown, .no ll....UOfY
A"-1 II L.lw .... ll>O\ll "'""" dlttdefll L•"'· Cl'lolr1ol1•. North Cef'Oll M. 21110 Hi il •NU• hllN••rd llEaHAa D A. ALLI N Wlllltm II. •rO'lfll'll, tm R_...., Hvnll..,'91o llH<ll, C8hl-l1 "'41 , .. A•Mlde Orelltdt L.1~. (l'llrtottr. North C.roilH . H?!O
Tel.,,_: IM1-tU1 " O. h• 1<11 A-rt 8 . Br_,, UM ltOMINll"'f ,
AlforMVI for l"ellll-r Sin (.........,., c:tH...-..i1 "'" LI~. C/\erloflt, Nor'lfl C.rolin1. "'210
P11bllil\t<I Or1f\Olf C<>tll O.Hv Piiot, 1714) tn-4111 Thb tiut!MM 11 c~ bf" , gencr1I
Apo-II '· 11, lt, U. lfrf 1201·1' """""" I« ExKWft11 ,..r1111r~lp ll'lilbll•Md Or•llOI C<>tll Dilly '"''°"· wmi..,, II. ar_,. PUBL(C NOTICE "'!Wll 11, It, :u. Mii M1w l, 1914 1:11.1-11 r11i, ,11,_, ••• flied w1111 tM , ___ _:_::'.'.'.~,~-~,~.,.~on:'..'..'.'.'.'.:_ ___ , __ -;;P;;UB;;;L;-l;;C;-;N~OTl;;;;~C;;;;E,..----~,., Cler~ ot Or..,... Countv on "'P'll J, ......
SUl"ElllO. COUJtT ~ THI: PICTITI0\15 •USINISS P\lbll"*I Or.,.. CNd Dtlt'I' f'1181, STATI: 01" CALlllOllNIA IN I.ND NAM• ,,.,.MllfT •II S, 11, It, 2 .. 1'74 • lln-71 llOlt THI COUH TY Df' O•ANGI ,_ " Ho. A"Ht ei: , ... tollowlfll ptUOll II doino Dlll(MM
OltDl:~c~: SH~~7fAUSI SA NO CASTLE GIFTS, 1' l I
In •t CMlll.ISTOl"HElll. MICHAEL 01 M-<:"'rlll<lf tll~d., Ntwiiotl tle1cn,f--------------
PUBLIC NOTICE
1Ul..LO •• Mll\OI', ~ c .. 1101..E MAUllEEN C•hlornl• '16611 . PIC'l'ITIOUS •USUlllSI
GUBLER'S C <l mp a jg n DI IULLO HALL. 1111 1>1rft'I. tor CM1191 Lt Cl•lrt F1•11•worln, l Wild GDOM HA.Ml STATSMINT of ,.,,,....., Ch.. Nl'lf'POO"! 81ecll, C.llf<;>rr>lt '76'0 manager is Dave Balsiger or WHEREAS, Ciro!• M•u,...n Diiuiio Tn11 11wine11 I• con<1uc1e<1 l>Y 1n 1n. TM 1o1iow11111 PH"" I• doing t1u)ln1is
30 I II Ne ... port !01111v1rd
Ne,..porl l1•ch, CA '26•0
Newport Beach. ---------IH•ll. pet111ooer, •• ,,,. '"°'"'' o• dlvldtl•I '': 1pp1lci nt Cllr!•IQPl'ler Mlcll~I Diiuiio, ~1 Le Ciel•• F1rn•-in ALMIEHOll'.ITA Of CALIFOJtl'llA, IUO 1---'----------------------------------------ltlltd I ~Ill.,. w!lh tM Clerk ot 1111• Tlll1 l!1"9m"1I W•I llllld Wl!h Ille Ccain-~.ll.;,.~ .. ~1·• llflll E, Or•••
Covtt for "" orOtr "''""'"" •P'Pllt.eflt'• IV ci....11 ot Or1n11• COlln'Y on April t. 1f7l Miieir.ci N. Lapti Apt. s tXI L-Senior Goes
(Jther
Deatlis ~
To Harvard
Stanley L. Dom of 1118
Dolphin Terrace, Corona del
?-.tar is among ri ve h.igh school
seniors in Orange County this
fall. • l\1ES'A. -Ariz. i AP) --mrr Jne ·othe1 OrMge eoorn.y .
Lte, 88. a school teacher who students were from Anaheim.
became a millionaire be(ore La Habra, Los Alamitos and
the Depression. died Thursday Orange.
at Desert Samaritan Hospital About 8000 applications \\'<'re
here. Her mulUfaoeted career received at the college, \Vhere
was the subject o( a five-page enrollment is limited to 1100
article In Reader's Digest annually.
lilied "1be I m p r o b a b I e -----'---------
Successes ol Ettie Lee."
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Dudlel&h Vernor has died but
his .song lingers in the hearts
of thousands or fraternity
men around the 'vorld who
recall their own "Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi". Vrmor. 81,
\\'ho wrote the n1elody lo that
ageless collegiate tune, died
Tuesday in a Detroit hospital.
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l<Cttl
doors-
newsmen
the men
citlzens
Qrbry
and pre
Police
con Ill In
criminal
The fi
"around
crime fi
oo ftle,
TKF.
Duke "l
highly
Supervl
prelim
week.
The In
OAILV t'JLUT lf
ounty Intelligence Unit Explains Operaticins
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of !fie Dlllf' ,..._ Sl•lf
SANTA ANA -Orange County 's super·
t polloe lnreltigence Wilt opened Ill
n -but not Its files -to a group or
wsmen Thunday with auurancts from
men who operate it that no innocent
ttlzens are being spied upon.
Orbry Duke. La Palma chieC or police
nd presktent of the Orange County
oUce Chiefs As3ociation, said the files
tain dossiers on 411 • ' k n o w n
mina]s" or criminal IUSpecls.
n>e flle1 also coo.tam the names of
·around 5,000" known associates of the
rime figures whose background data Ls
file, Duke said.
THlf PRESS briefing \l':IS called by
ke to ''clear up" somt'
ighly publicized remark.o; made by
·upervisor Ralph Piedrich at a
reliminary budset revie\v session last
•eek.
The Intelligence unit is seeking $48,000
n county funds for the next fiscal year tD..
ffsel federal money that wH I run out
his year.
Diedrich said he would <lpposc the
unding unless some kind or ciYllian
eview procedure is stl up to assure the
ublic they are not being spied on by the
lice.
Diedrich and an aide attended the
rcss conference. during which Duke and
other intelligence unit officials said some
ttnd of review proceM "ls ntgotiablc.."
DlEDRJCH SAID he bas put the
matter on the agenda of the board of
supervisors meeting next Tuesday. Ile
advised the intelligence agency to decide
\l'hat course of action is to be taken
before the board meets.
During the press meeting, Mc and
Westminster Police Chief Walter Scott.
\l'ho is chainnan o( the intelligence unit
committee of the police c h i c r s
association. reviewed the 11>-year history or I.lie wliL
They sakl the un.it was organized lo
SANTA ANA -Al first sclance. the
ronlro\'er3iJ.l Orange Qmnty Poli l'c
Intelligence Unit srems to be nothing
more 1han another sulle•of stnall offll.'\.'S
in lhe new county courlhouse. 1'tlC' half-dozen sm;1ll ctlbicles that
house the .six-person staff arc located 1n
the v.'ing that houses the county district
attorney's office.
The rooms arc stark and simp!<'. Only
a few posters -one of ~tarloo Bralldo 111
centralize all county police files on
organized crime within the county,
"The OCI U ~'as founded to promite
lhe orderly exchange of organlU'd
criminal activity information so vltnl lo
the public safety," Duke said .
DURING HIS presentation, Duke said
membership in the unit is restricted only
to cowity law enforcement agencies and
access is granted only to memtters \l'ho
show dut' catae for using the filb.
Stu Duncan, a former Los Ang('\es
Police l)cpartment intelligence officer
\l'ho ts now executive directOr of the
county intelligence unit, said 21 cowlty
his ··rt()dfathcr" role and a fev.· o( acwr
Hvbcrt Redford -grat.\: Ux-pla tn, \\hllc
\\alls.
1'111<: O~l.Y distin~uishin~
l'h:irac1C'risl1c of the officC's is the ro11· of
eon1b1nation·locked filing c a b in c t s
conta1n1n~ the 11an1t-s of 418 kno"11
Crirninals and 5.oo.l of their frequent
associates.
Thi• organ11c1t crin1e dOSf,i t'rs occup~
police departments. the !I h e r i f ( s
department and the distril't auorney are
members.
There are also 13 associate mtmbt'rs
mostly police departments in
surrounding t'Onlmunities -who also
hn\·e access to the fil es and prov ide Input
n~ "·ell, Dunca n said.
Duncan said memlx'rship Is tightly
controlled and new police chiC'fs rl'lusl
:i;crve a year 's probation before bt-1og
allo>tt·cd lo use the files.
TllE 1-:~'TIRE dcp.1rtnlent of Laguna
Hetich v.·as put on probation for
questk>nnble ac1lvity during ::i peaceful
~.
~ (<lbinct. The names of 3<,lJX'tatcs -
,1.t illrn on utdc~ cards -are 1.:on1a1nt'tl
111 !\\'l..l other cahint>ls
OCllJ 1-:X('('\J!ll't• Dirr<"IOr Stu bunc-:in.
a rl'tirt'd Los 1\ngt•!es 1 'nlirc !Jt·p .. 1rtn1ent
:i nd :O.lari1'll' Corps in!elhgrn<·e offlt'l'f 1-.
oh,·1rn1sly proud of th!' rontrihutions hi!'
;1grnt'Y has mad1· to la11 c•nfurCt'lllt'nL
"TllERE · IS ~O douhl \\(' nrl'
imf)l0lrtant." hl' ~nid . '"l .a.-.1 ~car \111h nur
demonstration and lhnt th•p:1rtllll'lll has
&U\CO chosen to \1'tthdra" fronl th1: UlHI
completely. Duncan s~ud.
Duke said lh1· dOS!ill'r'I l/1 ltll'
inlt'lhgenN" lil t's ar<' o! 1ndi\'ldu:ils -
sotnt! of "'honl an· dl"•d or lu1\ l.' 11101 t'd
operations else"'hf'rr \1hn hll\'('
l'llgaged In l'l\'erl rn1n1nal nctivtt~· or \\ho
nre su.spt"Ch.'Ci of 1nst1gl\1lng rrimin:il
<ll'li\•ity .
"These peoplC' 111~('(! not hill'(' {'"llirl'
records but l'!>uld only t>i.· sbSlll.'cts."
!Juke s.iid.
lit' sn id tht• un11 's co n s Ii tu 1 ion
Spt"C1ficall~· dl'fincs 1·r1n11nal 11f·tl\'ll \' nnd
l;<l\l! ne"Slll('fi II ll !»I of ZI ff'looy
h .. 1p. a };C'nu1nc ~lafla-s1~ le C'r1111e ru1~
d..:ahni: 10 fraud :ind other crirnes "as
r1u1 out of !hi• county." •
j)uncan ~<ud orl.(an11;r-d crh111~ in Ornni.;1'
1·01mty 1.• pnn1:1n\y 1nvOl\'1.'d 111 fr.111d.
clru~s. i;::1111bli11i.:. prositituion :ind 11lcg,1I
tt.1rpora l,. ;11·11v1ty.
"\\'irt·1~111pini: hy state law 11ff1ef'tS ic; ;1
h,lony." Uuncan .o.;nd "Fcd1•ral 11ff1,·1•rs
e<•n do it 1n !he state but \tt· nr1•
prohihitf'<l fron1 it."
;tl·1111t1l's of particular. cont in u Ing
1n1er<'st to police.
Tiit-: CRl~IE~ rnni;tr from nrsoo.
assault and frnud to kidnaping. narroucs
and usury.
Ouk<' 1;nn('('drd that some dOS.<iilers mnv
h11\'f' b<>t'n <'Omp1l\"d of radical poltt lC'Hl
i;roup.~ 1f lh(•1· h:!\'t' p .. 1rticipult'll in
cr1nl in:il :1!'ti1·11r
··Rut th<' ri!C.s contain 11n polit!r-al
figurrs ;ind arc nnt 11~1"tl for politiC;JI
p11tro!'l'~," l)uk{' ~11d
"\\'r ;1rl' nut r un1or mon~f'rl:. Thr
ul!in1a1t· ob~·t'll\"(' of 1a\1' ••llfQtl'f'mt'nt i~
1n ~!np crlm~orc 1t happi.'n!>!." S('ott
-..;ud
Ill 'f\\'. rL.\l \tS th1· f1l('<; ,,r,•
p1•nod1l'allv puri:: .. d flf nan\{'<; n r
1nd1\ut11;i1" 11hu IKtl•' f'lth1·r 11u1~, ... 1 fru111
!ht' ,1rl':l or ;1r1• no luni:•·r 11111'11\f,! 111
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bt·l11'\'f'<I tn be in1·01VCd "1th th<' s~~JK"\ ii:
in a r•rirnin:il n1:inn<'r.
··H a ~U\' l!Clt'S oul nnd pl:i~s J!nll \11th.\
l.11•11111 crin1ina1: it's l\ouhtrul \11•'1! fll1· h1~
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of Laquna Beach, Manaqing Editor Tom Murphine has
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President Nixon \vas invited
!o be a judge but pleaded
rrr·,;idl·ntial pri\ ilcge. Reagan.
1 i(ids l.ikf' to
Ask Andv .I
a 1976 Republican presidential
contender. accepted. H i s
invitation "'tls sent by •·ft'!iss
Snail," 8-year-Old Jenna Holt.
"To get out of the rat race,"
Jenna wrote. "Join us at the
Groat Snail Race."
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in 1.a.guna Beach on South ('oast lligh .... ·;i y. 1us1 north or lhe Pottery Shavk. 1\I
a cost of over S3 n1ill ion . l here "·ill be 64 ~hops. in c\uchng gournlCl :-.ca.food
and Greek restaurants. art galleri es and bout iq u e~.
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CO\'COH !>, 1".H. lr\Pf
\\'hen Olyn1p1c Rcf1n!'rtf'S, Inc
unveiled plans· for a $&(111
n1ilLion oil rclinl'rv. the man
11·ho did most of thC ta lking for
the company v.·as Pet('r J
Rooras. :1 (ireck·,\n1cric:1n
businessman 1,1·ho has da bblL'CI
in politics.
Va riously dt'~cribl'd as :1
spokesman or Ney;· Ha mpshire
reprl-sentali\"e for . .o\risto!;t
Onassis' refinery com pan~,
Booras ha" bc('fl among th•·
1nost acti\"e support~·rs of the
proposal to bu ild the con1pl~·x
on the '.'\ev.• Hamps h ire
St'acoast. Both he and Olrmp1c
say he is not on the c.'Q1npan~
pa~'rolL has no financ1;1I
1111crest in the project and is
acting onl y as a citizen v.·bo
belic\"es the st.ate v.ould be
well Scr\"<.'d by a r\•fin('ry.
BOORAS llEAOS .:1 grc<'l1 ng·
card n1anufacturing con1p.:iny
in Keen!'. N.H .. b:.it spt·11d s
ni11ch of his 11n1c ~hullling
hf•l\l"Cl.'n Olyrnpic·s ten1porary
orfircs in Conl'Qrd on<l l:>o\"L'f".
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LEE'S GARDEMS
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Corner 01ch1d
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f)l•rsoi1al funds ;ind ninr1• th.111
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orgu11i:ed n 1t·rite ·
i 11 «·orrtpnig11 to
ro1r11ter preN."11re
lo drf>p SplrfJ A!/"
11e1v rro111 tlte GOI•
tlc-kel.
\\·as told 1hat no \\.il\iam
llan1merman is assoc\at('d
11·1th !he n10rt.:i gc 00.nking
ftrm .
~e"· llampshi rc Atty. (;t·n
\\"arrcn Rudm.:i n rec c n t I y
announc£1d his 0ff i1:e is
1n\"cstigating several ar1la rent
\"iolat1on~ of the s t a t <'
campaign finance law in the
Booras campa.ign.
BOORAS SAYS llE y;•as
responsible for g e ~ t i n g
Olyn1pic Pr esi den t
Con.st.ant1ne r.. c; r a ls 0 s
interested in ;"-;cw llain pshirc
as a poll'ntiat site for a
re-finery. Boor11s did no t
elcborate.
Before Olympic announced
publiC'ly that it \\•as lookini; at
New Hampshire as rt refinery
site. several Grcek·A1nl'r1can
real est.:-1tc men ~gan buyini.:
options for land on Ourhan1
Point and on lhl' 1:-lt·" of
Sho;1!r.. sm:1!1 islands off the
tC;J5!
r:~ntuully 1hr~r options put
togcth"r ;i boul 3.500 acres on
th(' rna1n!;.11ll.L 1nos1 of ii l<irni
and.." oodlands.
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show he hough! a few P'"'.'''.
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say the rompan·. 01.,n:, tl'1·
options. but lhl'~ n·rn~11n 111
Pappadcnlas· nan1t· 111 101111
r~"Vrd.'\.
S1n<.'C th!' town of l>urhan11 \"Olcd O\"cn.1·hclrni11tilY again"!
rezoning Durham Point. the :
optiom covered land on \1h 1eh
the refinery cannut bl· bu ill
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l11 co1 11 e
Decli 11 es
\et lllCOlllt: oi [{1,S~l1~0C.11"j
OJrp. for the six n1onths cnde<ll
,\larch 31 \1·as $1 ,570 ,000. or 51
cent~ a ~hare, on rr\"tllUI'' <1f ,
S30.333.!1l0. comp.1 rrd "1th
Sl.i75.000. or f>6 cents lJTl
rf'\·enut·S of s:m.201.00o in !he
llke pcr1Gd last ;1·<i.r . Ho>~\\
Cortl'SC, chai rman of !he
board h3 s annoUPl'~d
The clcchnc in ea rning~ V.'a!i
due prin1.:ir1ly to po~tpor.o•{l
closings at th!' comp;111~ ·~
r.cis ure \\'orld adult
c.'Ommuni1y in :.lontito'.nery
Count\·, :\1rl , cnu~cd hy "inter
1:ons1ruc1ion d£1\a~·s. and to
lnereased interest cxpcn3cs.
Cortese said.
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As of ~lttrch 31. llos~111oor's
backlog of depo.~it s a 1 c !--
co ntracts for res 1 d c n t l a I
mt·n v.t·n· <•Cling "'on n1y d1.1clhngs stood atS4~ 4 million
behalf" tnit that he was coinparcd ~'il h $.\1 1n1Jhon a
TllE OPTIO'.'\S pror111scd
1nore 1han $5 m1Jhon If the
loinrl is purchased :\o firm
e~rirnat~ 1-: i)\ atl:i!)l,• on the
price paid for the l,1nd 01>t1ons.
but fron1 "·hat is kno1,1·n. they
probably t."-0"1 scver:1I hundred
thousand" dolla rs.
Booras s:ud the real e~1atc
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Grat.sos' 1noncy. Should /nC'rl·a se during the last
Bus1n('s<> assoc1Jtcs Of h11lf, Cortese said, reflecti ng
Onassis. 11011('\'Cr. !':IY it 1s not the Initial impllC'I of rercntl}
h 1~ st) le to ri~k his OY.n 1nont•y opened cornnu1n1tics --~ ~--
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ro ~C'C' us. Wr 'll cu.s1om·
ra1l<1r a Mrrcedc5·8tnz
leak to your nC"ed.s.
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Doreen \Veik is one of
40 new belles. the offi·
cia l ca 1npus ho ste sses
al Loyola ·J\laryn1olu1t
College. The junior
1nath major. an Edison
ll igh School graduate,
is the daughter or ll1r.
and ~lrs. James \\'eik
of lluntingto n Beach.
Coastwise, Nobody
But
Nobody,
ls More
Coast
Wise
0
Son of Son Clemente's first police chief, winner of many
a hot rod run on Balboa Peninsula's sand dunes, con·
tributor to Tin Con Beach as a youth and now a resident
(of Laguna Beach, Mono9in9 Editor Tom Murphine hos
spent a lifetime 9ellin9 ready to show the world lo
readers of his column from the peculiar perspective of
the Orange Coast. ' . ' ''Just C~1:1stmg''
;
Murphine's Almost Daily Column in the
DAILY PILOT
' .
Aiaotlrer 011e Over. '
Elizabeth Taylor, whose fifth marriage to Richard Burton is ending in divorce.
is ~hown al her we~dings to her first four husbands. From left. the actress
.~111iles. with. in order of appca ranct!. Nicky l·lilton .• ~tichaA:?I \Vilding, l\1ike Todd
and Eddie 1'"'ishcr. ' ·
Reaga11 Ji1dges S11ail Race
CONCOHD !lJPl l -Go\'.
Honald Reagan. at th c
invit<ition of Concord's "Queen
of Lhe Sna ils." stepped out of
the ''rat race" to judge a 4 12·
inch dash for gal l oping
gastropods.
Amid the rhcers of 600
~·oungstcrs and an off-key
rl•ndition of •·America,"
lleagan said Thursday he y,•as
.. grnh:•ful" for the r-hancc to
"n1ovc at a snal\'s p:i<.'C" at
the Holbroook Elt•rn cntary
School.
TllE SC HOOL, located near
the intersection of Rona ld Way
and .)iloretti Drive, was the
site of the ··Fourth Annual
Great Snail Race."
President Nixon was invited
10 be a judge but pleaded
prf'.:;1dL·n!ial privilege. Rt'a,11:111.
a 1976 Republican president ial
contend Cf', accepted. H i s
invitalion ~'lls sent by •·i\Jiss
Snail," &-year-Old Jenna Holt.
"To get out of the rat race,"
Jenna wrote. "Join us at the
Great Snail Race:·
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So111eti111e 111 June
Political Ca11 cli{lc1t e Stl eal{s
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Fo1· Ne w Hc11111ls J1i1·e Refin e1·)·;
CO:\COBO .. -.; II. ~1\P 1
\\'hen Oly1n1)1C R('flncrif.'S. Inc
unvcllrd plans for a S(j!)(!
n1illion oil refinery . !he ni:111
\\"ho did n1ost of the talkini,: for
the company "·:is Pl'.'ter J,
Booras. :1 (;rcck·A rncric:in
businessrnan v•ho ha s dabbh·d
ln pol11irs.
\'anously df'~rribt'd a" .1
spokesman or '.'1•\\" H am~hirt~
r{'prl'se-nt;1tive for Aris!olli•
Onassis' rcf 1T)('ry eon1p:1n.\
Booras ha ~ been among th1·
n1ost active suppon.•rs of th11
proposal to build the ron1pl,•\:
on ihc :\e\\· !I a m p s h i r <'
seacoast. Both he and Olym ri1c
sa y he L'i not on the co1 npan\
payroll. h,1s n\} li nane1;.J
i111crcst in the proJl'.'<·t and 1s
ading only as a citizen "'·ho
beliC\'l'S the SW!f· \\Ou!d be
well served by a tl·flnery.
BOORAS llE,\DS ,1 !!rctt1ng·
card n1anufactur111g con1p;iny
in Keene. N.}I. bcit !>)!\'nds
much of hi'! 11111c shuttling
b1~t\\"crn Ol~rnpir·s 1t·n1por;1rr
offi('('s in Concord and IJ\!V(·r.
In !9i2. he organized a ,\('w
Hampshire primary v.•r1tt>·in
cam paign for 1 h {' n -\' i c C'
Presidrnt Spiro T Agnev.• to
co u n l c r \\'hat Roor;1s
percci\"ed as pressure on
President !\ixon to dump
Agnew from the tic ket.
Booras also run in lh:;it
primal")' as a candtdatc for the
Republ ican nomination for
L:.S. Senate. Although he
oulSJX'nl his competitors b~· u
substantial m~rgin. he lost the
race.
LEE'S GARDENS
3601 E Coast Hwy
Cornef Orct11d
Weekdays B-6. Sun~ 9·5
f!I@•~~
hv $30.UOO ril Hll' (·,1nd1d.11···<;
rh·rsonal tuncb <ind 1111)r(' th.in
S l ~i.000 1n <'OO!nr.ut1ons fruni
oul<;idr tht• i.101!\>.
()n1· of th1· l:irg1"•1 111d1\1du.1I
ron tnh11!'Jr~ h~ll·d b\· BoorJ~
\l'aS \\'1\11,11l1 ll11 rnn1Prn1tln of
10 l.1gh! S1 Jlal!in1orf'. '.\11!
who g;1\e $!.~,()() '111t1! :H::klf<'•"i
I' lh(' offt('l' tif I h I'
II a n11nrrm:in Org1n11!1f!f1n.
l11c , h1•.111L·J h\' ! I! "Bud··
llr1n1n1l'nn;in. ltl1'nl 1f11.,I b~ lhc
.Ju<;t1<·r IJl'p;1rtn1t•nt a<; :1n
,\~11C'11· conf1dc11H 11 00 'l'I l!il
thr <'<1"h 1~a 111\('nt ~1 ht•!l\l' f.,1
illrgnl kil·khtil·ks
,\ fl'j>Ol"l('I' 1t•l!'pho11111J! th~·
II a in n1<'Tn1i111 Un,:.in1zatitin
111 1972 llt1or11s
Or!1u11i:ed n tt·ritt-•
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c-111111t er press11re
... d .... ,. S pit'O t1!J•
11e 1v frf)ltl fl1 e G(ll•
tit·l~e t.
"'as told that
l1111nmcrn1an is
no \\"illian1
associat{'d
bank ing I\ i!h 1hi: 1nortJgc
firm.
.\e"· ll<1111pshi re t\l1y <i<·n
\\"arrcn Rudin :i n re c c n t I y
announctd his oHicc i s
1nvcst1galing SC\'('ral ar1>arcnl
\"iola11ons of the s t a I c
campaign finance la1\' in the
Booras campaign .
BOORAS SAYS llE "·as
rC'.'ip(lns iblc for g c l tin g
Olyn1pic Pre s ident
Constantine F.. G rats o s
interested in ~C\\" llan1pshlrc
as a potential site for a
rL·fincry. Booras d1d no l
clC'boratc.
Before Olym pic annountC'd
publicly tl"rat 11 "'as lookinM at
~ew Hamp.'ihirc ·as ~ rcfinl'r}'
site, sevcnil f.reck·An1pr1c1111
real cst:1tc rncn began bu~ 1ng
opli1J ns for !tind on l>urharn
Poin1 and on the r~l1·' uf
~hon!~. l>n\:111 island" off the
CC<.J;-,l
E vt·ntu<1lll lhf'<>r options pul
togc!h~·r :1br1ut 3.500 acres on
the n1;1111lund. mo:st of 1\ fann
und "oodland~
Tilt; flrTIOSS prorn1scd
111ore 1han S.i mlll1on tf thr
Janel b purchast:d :-.o firm
l'~l1n1:1I•' i~ n1"a1lab\ .. 11n rhe
price JXlld for the land options.
but fro1n "'hat is koo\\'n, !hf'y
11robably t'Q~\ Sl'VCral hl1ndrcd
thousands dolla rs.
Booras said the f(•al c:-ita\C
ml'n \\ere <1cting .. on n1y
behalf"" but lhJI )l{' WllS
actually spending · • ~I r
r.ratsos· money .
Bu~lllL'SS tl"50<'1tlh:s 0 r
Onassis. 110\1rvcr. say !I IS not
hi" "'t~ll' to risk his ov.n monl'Y ---
The Mercedes-Benz
I( you Jon'r "''ant to tu: up a lot of
your n1oncy uwn1n1: a c:1r: C(imt 1n
to>« "" Will cu,rom·
tailor a Merct dt5·Ben:
lease 10 your ncl-ds.
from$178mo.
213 921·1581 House or Jmporu
(IL Y.\tl'IC
say 1he co1npnn\ 0>1 11~ l ~l'
oplions. but thi·y r1•n1.11n 111
Pappadi:mas· n:nn 1· in 1C11111
rct'Qrds.
Since the 10•.1 n of lh.11"11.1111 ' ,·otcd 01·t·f\\·hclmu1i.?I~ agc111t~t
rczo111ng Durham Point. !he
opuons covered I.ind on 11 hi1;h I
the refinery cannot l:k· buill
R oss 11 1oo r
lnco11 1e
Declines
'
. . . II I • f·l income 01 'l:-:-.111oor
Corp. for 1he six nionrhs enOC'd i
t\larch .'l l 11.·as Sl ,~1i0.0{,;\ or ~1
c1'nts a s~arc. on rr~tnueo;; nl
SJ0.3(13.CX)O. r()mp;1rl'd "1t h
s1.;;~.t\IO. or 56 <.'cn!s \JI!
rr1enu1·« (lf S:J0.201.fl()'} in 1h~I
like period la!>t \1•o r'. Ro;-,~ \\
Cortl'\i\ chairn1an of the
board ha~ announl'•·d
The dctl1nl' 1n f':irning.~ 11·11s
due prim<Jrily to po~tpor.rd
rlosing!i <ii 1hc company'_!!
L eisu re \\'orld adulT
rommun i1,· in \lont~o·ncrv
Countr. ~id . c;iu'lc'<i h1 "1ntc.r
ronsrr.uction dt•l;ivs. ·and tn
increased 1ntcrcs1 cxptn5cs.
Cortese ~<11d.
A~ of ill<irch 31. Ro~:'-n1oor'.•
hacklog of dCJ)ll~ll !I a 1 c s
confrncts for r C> l> 1 rl c n ' i a I
U11el!i ngs stood <it S ll.~ n1illion
('On1parcd \\·J!h S.1.'l 1nilllon a
)Car earhcr. Uacktoi: flgurf'~
i;hould inr rensf' during the l<l'st
ha!f. Cortese !'aid . rrfl!!ctinc
the initial impar t ot rf'ccrul~
OIJl.'.ncd co1nnn initrL''
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Go East~ Young Man
• China , Russia .~1"jor Fir1ris Tr<utc UI
by ~llLTON ~10SKO"'ITZ
A1orc and 1nore U . S .
companies are finding gr()\\'th
opportunities ou1s1dl' t hi S
C01Ullt'y.
1·;1c cnrise
~! .I nh<:1Ut\ll
~;1nl.. 111 ··~·
static about
lts offi<·:• in
,\I o s cow·s
Kar I ~l;1r..:
s q u a r l'
p t' psl·\:'lia
MOJKOWITZ I~ tJclighlt'CI.
to hn\'l' bt!utt•n (;Ql·:J·Cola
into the Sovie1 Union and !he
f\1. \\I, Kelle_,: di\•is1on of Pull-
rn:1n Inc. coult.ln'~ Ix> mon• l'X·
cited about the S::OO million
C"ontr;1c1 ii has \\lfn the
Peoples Heruhlic of C11111a to
build five an1mon1~ pl;uus
there.
Corporations now b r c :i k
doWn sah.•s to show the
dotnestic nnd inter111111on:-.I
contributions. Ench year. the
interna!lonal part accounts for
a bigger chunk in virtually
C\'ery case!.
\Viii 1his trend continue'!
There dO('sn't set•n1 to be any
question that it will. To
undcr stn nd "'hy. you only ha\'c
to glance at the latest long-
rangc economic for cc a s I
COINELLEASE EJ [j]
Y•1i1r fect.fy ,A1i1tfriorlaed
Ctle•rotet Leul'"J O.Olet • H-'74 Y'"la Hotcllltock
s&a•o PE• MOHTlt
Plu' l•~ & Lk. On APCJr. Credit
7~ "'4. O.E.L.
CONNILL CHEYIOLET
2121 HAllOR ILYD.
COSTA MIS.A !i46-1200
inadC'. by General Electric.
G£, LIK~; ~I AN\' hi;;;
c o rporations, employ.~
ccon<1mists to peer Into the
future. 'rhc crew .it GE tins
looked ahi.«ld . to 1 9 8 r, .
1..'0n1paring th(' e x pc c It'd
ec:ononiic J:rov.•th of .seven
eoun1ries : United St at c s,
J;ipan . Cl·rmany. r ran cc,
ltHly, ilr11ain and Canada.
The b~1d news i!I 1hat \1·i1h
the CXC(lption of Britain, the
lJ S. is going to ha\c the 1nos1
sluggish growth rate of all
tht·se ("oun1 rics.
Take groqs narion:tl product.
1hc rcono1nis1's rncasurc of
:nutcria l progress. rrom 11011'
( i\lONEY TREE)
to 198~ the U.S. is expected to
grow at an avrrage annu:1l
r<Jte nr -1 .0 pcrl·cnt. con1parcd
to 6..1 rwrcr.nt for Japan. 5.6
pcrct;>nl fGr F1·n11C(', S . 2
pcrC'l'nt for Hal~'. ~ II percent
for Canuda. 4.2 percent for
Germany and 3.4 percent for
Britain.
OR TAKE PERSONAL
consumption. a measure of
consumer afOucnce. Th c
prl.'dictions arc lhat lhc U.S.
.. • • 0
'•0 · •• • .. . ,
·' • : '. " r
v. 111 move along al an annual
p.:1ct of 3 9 percent , well
b\:hind the 7.6 percent or
Japtln nnd trailing the S.3
l)('rC'cnt of France, the 4.8
percent of Canada a n d
Germany, a11d the 4.7 percent
of l!aly.
£xportp arc anolht>r area
\11here we Y.'ill lag badly , Over
the next II years. Japan is
1·xpech:.'<i lo Increase i I s
tX)Xll'!!i :it !he rate or 11.6
jK·rccnt a year. France \l'ill hit
9.2 percent. The cll:pccted U.S.
i.:roy,1h rntc? 5.7 pert'Cnt In
this category, 11·c even lrail
Britain.
. Arc we "'inners any11'hcrc?
Y,C'S. 111 emp lo}'mC'nl. U.S.
£'1nployment is predicted to
gro"' at the annual rale of l.6
pcrcen1. That's higher lhan
the rate for any of the oL'icr
countries vd!h the exception oi
Canada's 2.4 percC'nl.
\\'E Al.SO S•:El\I TO be
leaders in unit labor l'rtS! -
that is. our labor t'OSls are
expected to increase lt•ss than
!huse of anv nf the o!lwr
countries. \\1hal the G F.
l'Conomists arc telling us tll.f'n
is !hat 11·e v.·ill have n1orc
f>mplc at work but their wage!
"ill not increase as f;ist as the
11·ages of "·orkcrs ln other
countries.
That may be good news for
rn1ployers but il's no! so
chccr.v for employcs. Be<;idl'<:.
!he r.mployrrs arc n10ving
ai.:gressivcly 10 lap the fasler-
growth 1narkcts ovcrsra.<:.
The bf'<:t cxpres!iion of thf'
multin:itional business ethic
has cornc rrorn Cart /\.,
Gcrstaker. chairm:in or Oo"·
Cht•miral. a l\lidlanrl ~lit·I'>
finn !hat is no>v doing .;~
JlCrrrnt or ils S.1 t)i!linn in s:il·>_;
out~ide of !his country.
C:crstaker said : "I have long
drenmed of bu.ving an island
ownt•d by no nntion and of
f'Stabllshing 1hc 11· cir I d
he11dqu11rters of Dow on the
truly neutral ground of surh
an island . beholden '-lo nti
n:ition and no society.~
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:~ :· ... ~ .. . , . . ·: ....
·•·. o' : . ••• ...
W-i·d-e
distances
between
•••
.• .. 0 ~ ... ,• ,' ... •· . .
•.°: ~
living areas ...
"o· • . •.
.. ' .. . ' . . ·'·
You don't
hear your
neighbor
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Exclusive! Only at Canyon Sands, Palm Springs.
FINANCE
Sta11dard's
Profit Up
91 Pcrce11t
S/l.N FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Standard Oil of Caltromia hos
reported !hat its first quarter
nt•t income totall'd $:: 9 3
million ; or $1.72 H share -an
increase or 91 J)C'r~nl over the
S<llTIC period Gf 1973.
Uul compa red 11•ifh the
fourth c1uurtl'r of 1!173, net
incon1c increased only 3
percent, th e annual
s t oc kho I de rs meeting
11·as told Thursdav by Boar'.!
Cha irman II. J . lta~nes.
NO SHARED WALLS IN
I
LIVING AREAS ·
Enjoy single-family privacy ..• over 100 families do!
6 tennis courts. heated swimming and Jacuzzi
pools. saunas. putting green. cabana. No
Initiation lee. no dues. Lovely landscaping,
no exterior maintenance.
Private. walled patio. 2·car garage with
electric automatic door opener, Hoor·to·ceiting
wood-burning fireplace, 11 ft. cathedral
ceiling. 3 sparkling models newly furnished
by W. & J . Sloane.
BUY NOW ... IMMEOIATE POSSESSION
Aml•C Communities. home buUd1ng arm of
S 750 m1U1on Amlac, Inc. (NYS,EJ.
J bedrooms (or 2 and den). 2'/J baths.
2 bedrooms, 2 baths.
3 exclling Uoor plans.
$39,500 up.
@ 'A -ou11fac cAnyon sAn()s
\lllli\S
-an idea whose time has come
Hwy. 111. neKt to Gene Autry Hotel
4300 E. Palm Canyo n Or .. Palm Sprina$
(714) 328·2185
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Elegant. 1-story deserl designs
with colorful tile roofs.
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i PALM SPRINGS
I VUI C:t • ' ' ' ' '
CANYON SANDS.
'4300 E. Palm Canyon Ot., P11m Springs, CA 92262
Please send me brochure and lnfonnaoon.
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Next , Big Price l1icrease: 25.icent
Paper
Envisio11ed . Canned and Frozen Foods
By SYLVIA PORTER
We'r~ ~i for the most severe ::hot'Ui of carv\ed
and frozen frui and vegc·
tllbles In years.
~1y midsum mer canners v•lll
processed roods may double ;
many others may go up 25 kl
so per cent.
\Yluit ron or should you, the
.consumer, do?
be permitted (11tinqucstlonably,1nany of
lo increase yo u will slep up you r
prices under purchases of processed loodi
lhcir .1gt1.'C· before prices tak'e off. even
mcnt ,,. I t h though your purchases of
•hr Co.;t of canned goods LLSually ldrop in
Li\•ing Coun-sun1mer. But if you do thl!.
c I, I • a .n d warns the National CaMers
pnces w 111 Assn., be sure you !lore the
be soaring ( foods properly in a Jry place
v I r t ually PoJlt~• at a moderately c 0 o I acr0& the board. \V1lh the . · · ··pipelines ~ipty'',.A:~he __ !,rmperature .. A1'01d pro~1m1ty
price Jidf.'f~.:._ ~~-no'otfiM... \1o steam p1~. rad'.ators.
direction for"J>ri(.'{'s to go tha n ~ccs ~nd k1t.chen ra~~cs.
slraight up. And . ;spite their durabthty.
. .Nol until late summcr-f'nrly N<.:A su_ggests th<lt caooed
fall , when thl' nc\v crops have rood turnover sOOuld hike
been hnrvcstC'd can any place yearly.
rt>spitc be expected-and evt'.n
tilC'n, il wilt lake tirnc to refill
the llare shelves.
It cou ld be evco "'orr.;c if 11·c
gel ;1 llad break on the
\\'Cather or olhC'r harvesting
conditions. \V(''re vulnerable in
this area. a!! ~'C haven't been
for many yt•ars .
\Yhy? Rasica lly. as aJy,•ays,
the ln"·s of supply and demand
in opcraliOll.
Demand for processed foods
has been soaring as "·e
increasC'd our buying: of these
relatively 1nexf)('nSi\'C itcn1s
and made tbcm the center or
n1an\' loy,·-cost m ca Is .
Ava{lablr supplies ha1•e been
cl "'in d I i n g ns gro11crs
rcspond1.>d to price controls by
not incr<'asing their production
of foodswfrs for us cnough to
1ncet vastly expanded
demands and instead S\Vitched
to other crops on which they
could rnakc 1norc profi t.
i\tcl!n11•hilc. eann1>:rs havt>
been squeezed by m o r c
expensive steel tinplate for
cans and rising costs for fuel .
paper cartons an d
transportalion.
There \1•ill be relief in the
more distant future. for
caMers have pl~gcd to
increase their crop acreage by
as n1uch as 2.5 percent ol'cr
lilst year and shifts in buying
also will help keep pri~
under son1f' control.
But as of no"'. the outlook is
blenk. Prices of so m C'
(2 l Unquestionably, too.
1nillions of you do -it -
yoursc\fcrs "·ill go in for hon1e
canning this year on a scale
nnt approached since \Yorld
\\·ar I. Canning can !>e fu n and
give you a sense of pride and
accon1plishn1cnt, says De I
~Ioni c, Corp.. the \1"-0rld's
largest commercial canner or
fruits and ''CgC'tttbles. But it
too warn.s, "You rnust be
extra careful." llcre are basic
guides for the millions of do-it·
yoursc lfcrs:
Plan no"·· ~·ell in
·advance. and purchase all
you r necessary ('QUipment
before lhc canning season lo
guard against shortages of
supplies. Suburb.1n stores arc
rnore likely to stock
cquiprnent than city stores.
Del ~Jonte adds that you 1nay
be out of luck if you "'ait even
several weeks. "Quart jars
arc aJready bard 10 find in
1nany areas of the country.''
-Ge! uirtcrd.1!1' iJ1s1ruc-
lions read. undrrsta11d and fol·
IO\\' thl'm ex<ictly. The Depart·
ment of Agricul!ure has an
au1horitalive manual or. sa~·s
the NCA, "ask lhe local
county extension ho 111 e
ccooomist for help and free
step-by-step instructions.''
-Be cxtrernr.!y eart'ful to
use enough heat to drslrcy the
orgartisms present ln the food
and to follow tbe precise rules
for air-tight scalln~. U9C a
pre~ure canner. or cooker.
for \ow-acid !ood.s and cbeck
the pressure canner or cooker
often for accuracy. list only
containers, caps and llcb
"'hich were intended to be
used !or caMing. 0on·1 reuse
old rubbt.."f' rings or old caps.
In swn, don't take chances~
-Expect to spend about $20
for !he pressure cooker and
ahoul $1.80 a dozen ror quart
jars. Bear in mind that two-
thirds ol canning are labor, so
on product.s for whicb you
contribute more of the work,
~'l}'S Del ~tonte-jams, jellies,
pickles-your savings \\'ill be
greater.
NEW YORK !UPIJ -The
IS.Cent daily newspaper ls
here, the move lo 20 cents has
startc.'d and !,he 25-cenl papei
is inel'itable. I.ht American
Newspaper Pub11s'1ers
Association (ANPA l has be<.'n
told al Its annuid meeting
here.
Cyrus II. F;:iYor, genereJ
manager of lhe International
Circu l ation ~tanager'
AssocWtion. reported th a t
rising cosis of pa~r and
d1s1ribution h ii v e virtually
doomed 1he lO-ce nl
ne"•spaper. of which there art
still 1.275 in the United Sta~
acrordlng to .11 recent Al\TPA
survey.
J.'AVOR CITED the f200 a
ton ~t of ne11'Sprlnt, up $40 a
ton since last fall. as a major
\\'ill you really save mon<'y? ~ inflatiooary fa~f?r bearing on
If you maintain a reasonably nt'\l'Spapcr pricing. 0 I her
large vrgC'lablc garden, you inr.lationary f.aciors, .F'avor
n1ay be able to show sa\'ings said. arc rhe . rncrease 1~ the
in the first year, because your co.~1 of gasol~ne for dehvel'Y,
starting invesln1ent is n · t trucks, and lugher 1\'llgcs.
large. "Pu! II all together and yott
But if you have only a S.by-find that it costs fron1 10 cena
JG.foot gardCfl plot. or you're to 15 cents a copy to get the
thinking of preserving U'IC printed copy or y ou r
fresh produce you buy at the news pa pc r in to t h e
market. reconsider. ll \\'ill be subscriber's bands," Favor
cheaper kl buy the canned said. "Thus. the d a i l y
goods--even in this.murderous ne~"Spaper is the biggest
inflation era. ba rgain for the consumer in c ... rlfll1 lfU Flrill fftfWPl'IW'l, IM. lhe COWltry today."
Webb Lists
Ear1iings
The Del E. Webb Corp. has
rcpor!ecl net earnings fo r the
fi rst quarter $907,976. or 11
crnls per share, on revenues
of $68,805,203.
This CQmpared to 1973 first
quarter ea rn ings of $1.,394.282.
or. 16 cents. \Vhich included
sntnc revenue gain from sale
of cquil~· properties. not
rcnected in 1974 earnings.
Activities of the (our \';ebb
Corp. opcraling groups startNl
!ilo"·ly in •January and
February because of rising
inf l ation . en ergy.fucl
short ages and a "1\·ail and see
allitudc" or the pub I i e .
company officials noted.
TIIE SUR\1f:Y sho~·ed tha t
425 U.S. dailies 001~1 sell at t5
cents. a gain of 75 papers in
that category since 1972.
Seven papers -1~·0 in
lfawaii. tv.·o in Alaska, and
one each in ~1assachu~tt8.
l\ew 'i:'ork and !\Jaine -ha\•C
increased their price lo 20
cents.
Trivia?
It's a reason
to read the
Daily Pilot's
entertainment
page every
Saturday
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Year·~ High-Lows
Appear j:very Saturday
A11otl1e1· Decline
r\E\\ lOltK l l I 11 -~R11n1; 1nll r~t t ails and 1nrla
tion and a boost 1n thl' ~ l'(lt roil lh :;er\< s d1M.:oont ralr
S<'nt stocks lo11 t r 111 rnodt r:il\ trading on tht !'Oew \ ork
Shxk J:o:xC'h.ung<' Thur~:i\
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827 67
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f>C'rhnt>s ourn111nlll: rNI nth r'lni.c:; b} aboul !our tfHJnC' r 1
lhc n1nrl' th in I 769 1 .... ut !>It id \.I
Sales at rhc clo~I' tot •l•'<i rough!\
:ibout th~ s11n1f ts \\ech1l-.d I\
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~prcad1n~ ,1nl01\ft the n 111011 "-b:1nk ~ Thur.;(\:iy hfh'd tlw-
rntr 11 ch 1rg1 s on nev. loans to Oest buSllll s.1 tuslonwr5 to :i
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Mnt th1 [lo\1 37 51 po111t~ Jo\1 r
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C It 11 land Ohio 1os1 nlOnc\ fn
the llr~I thrt,. mon1hs of 19i~
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L. M. Boyd
W ome11 Collect
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Lot or males but Ccw females rollect bubblegum cards,
matchbook covers, postage stamps, bumper strips and
travel slickers. Lot of females but few males collect dolls,
bracelet charms. fancy scarves, glass figurines and painted
plates. Note the difference? The 111{'0 seem to go for sym-
bolic paper which has little value in itself, but represents
something else. The women tend to prefer tangible art
worth '~rhat it's worth, no more and
no less.
Why !'lame North American Indian
girls wan ted to dye their hair e,·en
blacker I cannot say. but the record
1'hows many did so by rinsing said hair
. in a boiled solution or the gu m from
rnesquitc bark.
Almost but not quite one .out of
every four lady doctors is a pediatrician.
i\IARTJNI
Q. "Who invented the martini?''
· A. Can only report it turned up first in San r~rancisco
late in the last century. Incidentally, were you aware H's
the cocktail ordered most frequently in this COWllry?
Q. "llow much did brc<.1d cost in Ireland during the in-
famous potato ran1ine there?"
A. About $40 a loaf, l'm told.
·If the parents or both you and your matrhnonial mate
"'ere divorced, you still have a 60 percent chance of stay-
ing married yourself. If the parents of one of you but not
the Other \\'CTC divorced, you have a 75 percent chance or
keeping your own household together. And if n~ithcr or
your parents were divorced. your chance of holding your
marriage intact stands at about 85 percent.
DRAGON
It has been reported that the original lizard kno"-'ll as
the Komodo dragon gro\\'S to be 100 feet long. Client asks
how fast that beast can run. And whether -hov,o gross!
_ Jt eats people. Runs up to 12 m.p.h .. maybe faster. And
yes, it v.·ill eat a grown human. if it can catch one. Pretty
vicous reptile. Reliable observers sa~· they've seen a 110-
pound Komodo dragon devour a 90-pound hog in 17-
minutes.
Today's elk nationwide outnumber the elk hereabouts
in 1910 fiv e times over ... If that Russian name ends
with "ovitch,'' it signiries "SOO of" ... There ilre about
as many Christmas cards sold every year as people on
earth ... Ot:ntists contend that 49 out of every 50 citizens
ha ve at least one crooked tooth ... Did I tell you a seven-
inch pencil can draw a Hne 35 miles long ?
Jn old Egypt the numeral JO v.'as depicted by a horse-
shoe, 100 by a ~rkscrcw and 10,000 by a pointing finger.
Why is unknovm.
An old California law makes a housewife liable to im-
prisonment if she doesn't boil her dustcloth.
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solid stole chossi.!.. a utomatic. fine luni ng. Q -l ock color
control and block 111otrix picture tube. "Vocolio n
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control. Auton1otic line 1vni11g o. d sell-policing cofor
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Con~cern Mobilized
There's nothing like a good 2G-mile hike
to bring out a feeling ol ca1naraderie
among j>crfect strangers.
This is the feeling one got joining the
more than 14,000 Orange Countions who
turned out lo raise money for the A1arch
of Dimes by walking for varied amounts
of pledge mone}'.
After all, you share the samt' problen'I :
how to "'alk for 20 miles "'ithout
dropping of sheer eithaustlon . .,..;1hering
from boredom, starving or suffering
from excessive thirst.
The walkers. moatly teenagers, 90lvcd
this problem in various .... ·ays. For
entertainment, lhey brought transistor
radios and roller skates and a fe"'• their
dogs.
A fC\\' pla)·ed kick the can for miles at
a time, and many took the opportunity to
catch up on the latest gossip .,..•ilh their
friends.
To aUay !heir hunger and thirst, they
came armed "ilh cans of soft drinks,
knaJ).'3.cb: bulging with astorted goodieS.
sack lunches that looked like they "·ere
on their last leg and lots o( chewing gwn.
As the day wore on. 1011 of mlxlng and
socializing took place as fast walkers
slowed down and slo"' walkers speeded
up. Old friends were met and new oocs
Were made. But the feet kept getting more and
more tired, and each cbeck station. with
its team Of sympathetic podiatrists.
~larines witb water truW and service
Daily Pilot feature writer Jo Olson join·ed 14,000
Orange Countians on the annual March of Dimes
Walkalhon. 1-Ier impressions are recorded in both
words and photos.
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Lots of blisters popped up during
the \Valkathon. as \'icki Ingraham
(a bove) will attest. ?i1issy Sheppard
(above center) stopped for patches
al the first checl<poinl Fred Ves-
cial (above right )walked the whole
20 miles on crutches. Ed Grow-
chow (right) passed the time by col-
. lecting cans along the way. Below.
tired walkers (left to right) Diane
Dellutri, Tudie Homan and her son
Ron get inspiration from Charlie
Cowan . of the LA Rams. He came
"to mingle and give support," and
"try to get people to finish what
they started."
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club members with punch, "·as a
"'eloome Sight. · · •
Qleat.ers (few in number) ~·ho cut
comers, ""re looked on Y+ith disdain .
\\'hen the "'alkers began to invade the
only supermarket on the route 10 buy sofl
drinks. snacks and lunch material. a
clerk. "'ho had heard an exa ggt>rated
report on the number of \1alkcrs
exdaimt.'d , •·,'.\ty Cod'. There "ill be
30.lnl kids coming lhrough here '. ..
The excitement peaked at the third
rest stop. ~·here a rock band "as
entertaining. The ~<1lkenr grasped at the
"·ords print'ed on their pledge cards. "It's
all downhill from here."
By the time the last eight miles '''{'re
to be conquered, the hikers reaJizcd that
raw courage -to match their ra1v
feet-was going to be required 10 finis h.
But by then. many of them had begun
to tJUnk about ~·hy they ,,·ere out
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s"·eating on a Saturday "'hen tht•y might
have been at the beach, '
One teenage .girl commetltcd on the
peste r boy. ~lark GoUeney, "'hotn she:
had seen riding on his father 's shouldcrS.
lier fl't!t didn 't seem to hurt so much
"'hen she: rrahzcd he had been-bom "'1th
no arms.
It \\as a s"'l't'I feeling to get back to
tlw cour1housc ta perfe<.1 place b.-causc
of 1ls SPJl10ll.S la"ns '. t<tke off tht• ~hoes.
get 11 hot dog and sort drink, li e do"TI in
the sun and rest.
The afternoon crowd "'as 1norc
subdued lhnn the 1nominJ! groups h:1d
b<'cn, but' a 20-milc walk has a "·ay of
bringing n pleasant tiredness.
The blisters "·ere fitt ing tokf"ns of a
day well spent. Thc>y \1·01..dd go a "a~', but
1he mem<lrics of aching muscles "·ould
remain as a pcr1nancnt reminder of
!hose born lcs.-; fortunate, and the net.'<.! to
help those yet to come.
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P•~• 11
This Assignment
Good for Heart
As a f('a1urr \1r!l\•r l'vr ah1ays
bclic\'Cd it's be-st to ha1·(' ;1 ptr"-Onal
t·xpc_·ricncc br{orc 11 rit1ng a ho u t
son1cthing.
Uul the morn inµ: of !lie ~1-.rrh fif !Junes
\\"alkathon I 1\":isn't too su re I ~ right.
Comfo rtable 111 iny 1X'<I, I rfally didn 't
think I Yi'\lnted to get up, get drc~scd. c1nd
go and 11·alk 2() miles. l,starlt.d thinking
about ho"' far 20 1n1l es "as.
From n1y house that's thf' distance to
Anahe1n1. "or lhc otl11'r s1rlc of l,;1guna
Beach. I couldn 't bchc1c I had aclw.~lly
rillov.·cd myse lf to say l"d do 1t.
I got dressed. 11·cnt to the st=ir11n g J)(l1nt
and had a cup or coffee 1\•hil1• I !'1.1rv.·yf'(J
the situat ion -and thought aOOut nly
feet and \1·hc1hcr or not 1 ":~s adcc1uatl·ly
are~d and 11·hether 1ny shot:s "ere the
right kind or not. Should I have put on
tv.o pa ir of socks like Fred Q11c ns
suggested ?
I killed about an hour taking pictures
of people ~tarting the wall:. the n1"n ·
cooking tlw hot dllJlS and rt'(lple \1·ea nng
unusual hiking CO!'tUITit.'!\.
Then I asked if there 111 as any 11ay to
get back if I fowid I c:ooldn ·t 1nake tht•
\1holc route. A '.\larch of DinlCS start
member told me there v.·ould be \ehk·lcs
al every checkpo int llhcsc 11'(•re aboul
four miles apart 1 10 hr1ng back \1alkcr~
\\ho decided to drop out.
\\'ilh this assurance. I dt'C1dcd to make
the plunge. I do enjoy "al king. I adnlil.
and it was a perfect day -not too hot or
too cold. I hll mv stride and found it "as
really cxtrilarat(ng.
._But to thi n k ot \(Biking 20
miles ""\S too mu ch I dec1ck-d to concent rate on the st.'t'tH•ry nround n1c. I
saw things on the road I'd never noticed
before. and suddenly starll'd fN'hng
smug ""hen a ca r "'ilh JK'OPIC riding
\.\'Ould pass hy.
Hete's a little chroolt.'lc of how the da31
P.rogressed : ~
~1ilcs one. l\\O and lhrcc . kind or a
r01np£'t111on 111th lh(' other "·al kers to sec
ho11 inanr r could pass.
\l:!e four: $1iH1 f'Cl v.ont.!crini::: \1·herr
that first thc1:kpo1nt \\;is. l really v.·an1cd
a drink. Rea<:lx:d the station. got my
drink ;i nd kept on at a fa~t clip.
;\Ille fiv1·; ti).:hlf'rlt11 mv hell a notch
;ind kf·pt hopinl! the ice· c:rearn lruck.s
that rnysh·nously ap1,.:arcd alonR the
way 11·ould ha1e a !rah or Fresca. 1'-'o
i:uch luck
l'ohles six. St·1·en and ei~hl. thought a
I it ahou! lht~ n1·:1::! chrck JXl1nl. I got tht're
11n~d1~NJ\l•r1'<1 I V.:l '> really doing much
better lhan I thought. K<1i1 on at a fas\
clip .
'tllC'<:. 9. 10 and \!: 11 as hc~inn1ng to
f{.'('\ th<: cff('c:ts of 1hr "·alking 111 my feet
:ind lf"~s. I dec1dr>d at the ne'.'l:t check
1io1n1 I >1ould df'finJtcly stop and rest.
;\Hie 12· 1 Slarted calculating my timf
and foun d th111 1 11 011ldn ·1 have time lo
>A<Jlk the remaining R miles and gel back
in t1n1c to f1n1 sh iTly picture SCf!ucncc.
Hy 1his lime.· I \1as really sorry I
11·ouldn'1 hf' able to mf'Ct 1hc challenge 01
finishing the 11alk. I knuv.· I could hal'r
done it and I kno v.· I "'Ou1d ha1·c been
proud to bc at.lie to do i!. c1·cn though I
11a!:>n'1 ro!lect1n g plC'dgt.s.
\\.hen the ch<.'<:kpo1nt came. I rather
reluctantly chmbed on the "L'Op-olll Ill.I~".
e ~pla1n1ng I had to get back to takt
pict ures But aj 11e dro1·c hac k !>I'S! the
'A'a1kers 11ho \1erc hnishinlo! the courSf. I
felt a rv.·inge of envy, because I kneY.
that they would really have
at.'COfllphshl'd someth.ing ""hen they niOOc
·,it back.
There's no doubt in my mind that t~
kids onost o( the >A'a\kers ~·ere
!et>n3gersl WhO made It throogh the 20
miles had a good feeling \vhcn they Y.'Cnt
to hcd that night.
It really takes guts to gel Olli and walk
20 n1ilcs and I really admire those \\'ho
nuiric it. I just couldn't help but y.·onckr
"hY nwre udulls didn't give lhtir legs a
Ir)'.
If I made it 12 miles, a lot of other
people could have too.
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Sunshine Delivered by Juniorettes •
By AU.ISON DEERR
Ot .... 0.llV '11•1 Sl•tf
Twenty minutes Isn 't long
"'hen compared to a week of
n1inutes.
But patients at llunl.ingloo
Convalescent llospital eagerly
await the sunshine. rresh air
and pleasant cotnpany each
'J'hursday afternoon brings.
Since December ·, 1he
Juniorettes. a tl'<.'Tlage group
sponsored by the Huntington
Beach Junklr \Voman's Club ,
have been taking hospital
residents on "nature walks"
each 1;1,·ee)(
"Last y<''ar, Lhci girls did !he
usual things," said P.1 rs.
James Cirn r. J u n i ore t t e
advisor. "They vi sited the
hospital. read to patients and
helped give parties."
But the girls ¥.'anted to do
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idea of nature \val ks," she
said.
llo s pltalactivitic s
cuordinator rfelenc M o u d y
gave the girls instructions in
how to handle wheelchairs,
1 raining the teenagers with
other Juniorette s as
passengers.
The walks last 15 or 20
minutes, giving the patients an
t:xlra measure of sunshine and
a dlance to visit with their
yotmg friends.
"The girls are v e r y
Fashions
Old , New
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f<~a.shions fresh from
the sewing machine will
be shown with clothes
and hats from yester-
year during the annual
mother-daughter tea al
t he First United Jitelh·
odist Church, 1-Junting·
ton Beach. al 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 4. Pro-
ceeds will go lo church
missions. Finish·
ing Uleir outfits are
Mrs. Thomas Harlow
and her daughter, Les-
lie.
Coast Calender
en thus l astic," said the
roordlnator. "The patients
love that. They are., always
eager to know when the girls
will be back. Some of them
come at other times to visit, in
addition to Thu rsday
afternoons.''
She explained tha! it is a
boost 'for the hospital staff
who may not have time to
take the patienls out Jor a
walk.
"The girls look upon the
patients as they w o u I d
grandparents," t.frs, Cirar
added.
"Some of the girls don't
have grandparents who live
nearby."
Tht" girls tllemsclves find
the visits rt'Warding.
"f enjoy going there because
it makes the patients happy,
which in turn makes me
happy," said Vicky Taylor. a
seventh grader al Spring View
School.
Julie Cozy. another seventh
grader at Spring View said the
work "gives me a feeling of
satisfaction knowing that I am
doing something good ."
Chris Plaketta. a sophomore
at Marina High School, likes to
"get involved with t h e
patie nts; it gives me pleasure
to make them happy .. ,
Added Joyce Tate, a
freshman al Marina Hig h, "I
like to go to the hospi ta1
because 1 tnjoy making the
potltn .. happy.
"Some of the patients don't
gl't visitors, so they look
forward to seeing us."
1i1rs. Cirar added lhal the
girls arc motivated to visit the
hoepilal on Uieir O'A'n as well .
Eighteen cUfferent g:irl'i have
participated in the J>l'Ob'Tam .
Fairview State lfospilal has
benefited from the girls'
volunteer work as 1A•eli.
At Christm a s, the
JuniOf"Cttcs were amon g
community groups .stuffing
stockings for the residents.
Ten Juniorettes have
become regular F a I r v i e w
volunteers. Mrs. Cirar said.
"The girls take res1de11ts oo
outings on the grounds playing
'A'ith younger residents one-1.0-
one or in groups of two or
three. Often, we n1ake it a
picnic with cookies a n d
punch."
Mrs. Cirar feels the
vol unteer experiences have
been beneficial to lhr
Junlorcltcs and those they've
met at t h c convalcsccnl
hospital and al Fairview.
"The girls are a I w a y s
thinking of new things to do,
new ways to help. They don •t
volunteer because they have to
but because they w a n t
lo."
Chris Pl1kette, '"°"' ,,,.,
Ann Osw1ld,
Julie Cory,
_:-:4._1 Mary Hay1s,
' .• ~~Vicky Taylor
· ~.ind Bob Buckw1ll
begin.
'n1ture walk.'
Willingness Has to Soak In -
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Last night my husband and I
were jarred oul of @. sound
sleep by a ringing telephooc at
2 a.m. It 'A'BS his mother,
drunk, as usual.
She mumbled, "Your father
got mad al me while we were
having;t..few-drlnks-at..Jiarry's
bar and he left me here. The
S.O.B. took the car and l'n'
stuck with the bar bill and no
way to get home. Come and
get me."
Of course, my husband got
out of bed. dressed and went
over to Harry's and bailed out
his drunken mother. This is
the third time in three months
she has pulled something like
~this,.
V.1e ha ve sent t hem
literature from the National
Council on Alcoholism. \Ve\·e
begged them t.o go to AA.
\Ve·vc had our family doctor
talk to them . Two years ago
'A'e sacrifiet•d o(lr vacation and
sent them to :i dry-out spa.
i'\othing v.'tlrks. They refuse to
stick with any kind 0 r
counseling. "It's too much
trouble.'·
If you can think of a ~·ay to
ge t through lo these two .
boozers. "·c'd be \'ery grateful.
Yo ur Ho roscope Tomorrow
Taurus: Trip Delayed
SATURDAY
APRIL 27
put aside. A void cxcess -rrturn. Those 'A'ho claim to
includl'S eating, drinking. have sure money programs
\llllGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): may be positive only ·where
By SYDNEY O:\IARR , F'ricnd may have proverbial your risks are concerned .
ARJES (1'1arch 2l·April 19): long face. Dismiss g u i It CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J an .
Emphasis is on the practical. feelings. One '14'ho broods and 19 J: Legal doclJlTlents require
security. home and family. makes a cc u s at ions is scrutiny. Business and pica·
Older persons command ronlused.Don't compo und ' sure may not go hand-in·
attention. \Yha t you planned in error by provid ing a crying hand. Realistic approach is
the past bccon1cs viable. towel. llf"CeSSary. Older individual
Responsibility for actions is LI.BRA (Sept. 23-0ct~ Z!J: will lend benefit of experience.
accented. Business, practicaJ issues, AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb.
TAURUS (April 20-~1ay 20): ability to put acr06S a special 1 8) : H e a Ith , work .
Trip, message could be program -lhese a~eas are relationships with those who
delayed. You have some highlighted. Open lines of share your interests -these
unfinished business. Obligation c o m m u n i c a t i o o with may be under pressure. Finish
to relative do mi n a t es. colleagues, professio n al 'Yl'hat you start. Le.nd moral
Complete project. Perm>ns associates. superiors. support to associa te who
who c.an provide green light SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): confides problem.
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Everything we've tried has in our office who smells
added up to zero. We'll-do -v.'Orse?
anything you say. -This enormoUs hulk doesn't
EXHAUSTED CHlLDRE'.\I take one bath a month. Every
DEAR EX. If I knew of a area she lumbers into rl'Cks
magic formula lo c u r e for half an hour after she
alcoholism, I'd be the mo&t leaves.
valuable person In the world. The woman has t h c
There are nine million disposition of a wounded elk
alcoholics in the United St.ales and no friends. I feel socry for
and several million more wbo her and would like to be
masquerade uoder the fancy pleasant, bu t I gag when T get
title of "social drinkers.'' wilhin three feet of her. If ,.,.e
P syc blatrl s t sare not happen to get iDlo the same
l'Dthuslastlc about taking on elevator it ruins my day.
alcoholic patients h e ca us e I've Mard several sickening
they arc extremely difficult to jokes about this person, but
treat: Religion bas oot had actually, it's not funny. It's
much success 'A1th them tragic. Please s u g g e s t
either. Jtospit.allzation is \'Cry son1ething.-N'N.
cosily and usually the boozer DEAH N.: This Is not an
is back on the sauce after he uncommon problem ; from
returns to the real world and your dcsc:rlption. bowe\'cr. It's
must cope with the problems more severe than n1ost of the
that bug hlm. complaints I get along these
Alcoholh.-s Anon ymous still lines.
ha s lhe best record for The v.11man is 1nore than
arresting alcoholism. But the just hJaty." She's e:ot a
alcoholic most WA~ lo )oln. geranium in her cranium.
tf he bi dragged 'lhere it will PeopJe who have this problem
do no good. Nobody listens often do not realize that they
until he Is ready. So just bang are a:spbyxiatlng their fellow
in there and hope your parents men.
Timely T epics Featured
may seem reluctant Pace slows. Communications PISCES (Feb. 19-ti.farcb 201:
GEft.ONI (l\lay 21.June 20): may be delayed. Family You .may speculate; emotions
Conserve assets. New situation commands additional shove logic aside and impulse
oppof1unity is on horizon. attention. perhaps m on e y . ~Id role. Key now is to be
Pacing is more important than Planning is necessary to avoid inde~~eot, not arrogant: lo
usual. t.-1oncy. person a I compounding a mistake. be or1g111al. no~ reckless, and
will become so sick of The best approach ls to
themselves they'll seek the gather your tourage and
help they so desperately need. speak In her ln a com-
Jl'I SSionate and ge nt 1 e
manner. E~plaln that you are
her friend and want to help. Jf
this d06n'l do It, she needs a
ps\•chlatrist and should be
<;old .
OF.AR ANN' LANDERS:
Speaklng of STnclling like a
goat fas your column did
recently). can you please tell
us what to do about a person Caucus
The F'emioist Movement and
. _I ts r-.1caning for Black \Von1<::n
wllt lhemc the meeting or the
Orange County Chapter of the
National Women's Political
Caucus.
The group will meet at 7:30 ~
p.m. Thursday, l\1ay 2. in the
Crea t ive Chi ld ren's
De\'clopmcntal Cen ter, Santa
Ana.
Sadie Ji c id . outstanding
black community leader in
Santa Ana , v.·ill talk about
1ssues v.•hich are of particular
conc1~rn for black \\'tlnlen.
Also on the program will be
ti.-l ildrcdt l\Hller. director of
Orange County ~·air Housing
CQunc1 I, nnd Scottie Biddlc1 3.
candidate for the Sanla Ana
School Board.
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Fiesta
A Cinco de ti.1ayo firsla \\·111
be prclif\nted by the South
Coast P h ilharmon ic
Committee as a funding C\'Cnl.
:.Kling Orange Count y
Philharmonic Society.
The 1)!1rt y \\'Ill begin at •
p.m. Sunday, .\lay 5, in the
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Center.
thelllcr or through the ORT
officr, Sa nta Ana.
possessions may be tempo-SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22· to feel emotions without being
rarily restricted. Dec. 21 ): See through schemes tormented by them.
CANCER (June 21.July 22\: which find yau giving and
Auxiliary
The annual meeting of the
\Vo mcn 's Auxiliary. California
IX>ntal Association \viii lake
place in Anaheim in !he Royal
lnn beginning at 93.ni.
Saturday. l\1ay t
LB Ebells
Allen 1-lubbard of Laguna
Niguel, a lecturer an d
cinen1atographcr \1·il\ present
Journey to the IAlst \Yorld of
the !\Taya for Laguna Beach
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Ebcl\s. .
i The program. to be
double duty or overtime. Key -RUffELL'S is to be coo})('rative. You can
build valuable bridge of
goodwill. UPHOLSTERY
LEO (July 23-Aug . 22l: Wtt.11 Yo1 W•t
Social activities accelerate. 1lte Ifft
R I l. I t · 1922 Hort-ll<N. e axa ion rep aces ens1on. Costa Mno _ 541.oist
What was a problem will be '~----------'I
Dr. John B. \Yilson v.·ill be
featured 't4-ith \Vomen·s Lib in
Political Action during U1e
dental health cd u cat ion
program.
presented at 8:30 p . m .
!\londay. !\Tay 6. in the Dana Point home of ~lrs. Anthonyl----------------------1
Orlandclla. is a fcaturc·lenglhd •--MICROWAVE OVEN--•
doeument;,iry film study of Museum
i\.·luscum \\'ithout wans film
series 'A'ili feature ' 'Th c
Jmprl'ssion1sts .'' ·'Kinetic Art
in Paris'' and ··,\rt Con·
srrvator at 2 p.m . l\1ay 5.
and 8 p.m. May 8 and 9 in
Bowers r-.1usuem, Santa Ana .
cities in stone built by the COOKING ~laya 2,000 years ago.
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"L'Chaim-To Life!", .i n
epic document.ary oo th c
Ji\·cs of Je'A s in nussia over
the last ctntury ;\nd the birth
of the ORT mov('?mcnt. will be
shown al 7 p.m. Sunday. May
a. 1n Fullerton College theater.
Tickets are available at the
HB BPW
HunHngton Beach Busincs.(
end Professional \Yo1nen will
install officers during a dinner
meeting at 7 p.nl. t\.·londay,
i\lay 6. ln lhe Ranch House,
Sunset Beach.
Fashions
San Juan C ap is Ir a n o
\\'om.in's Club v.·ill present a
f.'.lshion show ns lhc spring
benefit ::it noon Tuesday, r.tay
7, in the clubMuSI'.
NOW OPEN
3 0
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Cowurier for Acrn1t Spmuwr1.11 ~""
..._.,}r,;usLom Filled 'rcnnl<. Golf and Sun Drcsscsl
Also Read,y Made
Mo~ VGrdo CM!et F-2
Hatbor and Adams
Nox.t 10 lc:e Capados 1 Cos!a Me!...'l. Ca111om1n 557· 206
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of a hal'htlor's dtgree in English from California Slate University al Fresno, she ha.s
work~ in public relations and advtttising-even edited the publication, "Behind the
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IS UP? •.
Victi11i
l(ills
R esc11er
ti.10:\TCO~IER'i'. 1\la 1AJl1
-On a '' 1n1cr n11'.!ht 14 nlonths
ago. ;1 st.:.il.C U'flOj)!•r sav"-1<1 the'
Jjfc of a l'"\'t~rl•ly Jl\JU«.'ti!
accident victim. r\o\\'. lhl'
victim is t"'h:1rged \\•ilh the hit·
::iod·run dc:ith of the Jroop~r
\.l'hO saved hin1.
Kenyon Lo1ss1\l'r, 51. a 17·
ye:1r \'f'IC'ran of the stalel
policc. was run dOl\'11 l:ist,
Friday nighl 011 a lonely
county road ll(·ar Opp in 1
southeast A I a h n ma . Onl
S.11urday. Kenncih Ra y
Barton, a 3 3 · v c a r ·old
bru.:klaycr. 1.ralkl·d into !he
sheriff's office and ::<.11d he had l
run dov.•n Lassit ·r .
TlllS \\'EEK. th<· h1z;1rrl'I
ronnect1on betY.Cl'll lht· tv.·o
can1c to light. I
In February 1973, L:1-.si!cr
stopped Barton from blc('cfing
to death after his pickup truck,
crashed and glass severed an
artery. Barton \Yas charged
vdth dri;nken driving, but a
judge rci:luced the charge to
reckless dri ving and he \\'as
allowed to kt.-ei> his ·drivcr·sl
license. ]
L1\ST FH IOA Y, l.;1&-1!er
stopped .:i n1otorkt <.1 fC'\Y n1il~·s
rrorn the spot ll'hC'rc he ha<.11
saved Barton's life. As ht.!
"''alked back W his patrol car'
after issuing a speeding ticket.
Lassiter "'a~ struck and killctl
by a pickup truck thal
swerved off the road on the
wrong sic"te.
'"Barton told r.ic about it1
Saturday." st1ys 1..assitcr'sl
supervisor. Cpl. Ci .. I. \\"ard.
''Ile told inc it \Va!> Lassiter
y,•hq_sav<.'cl his life. And he !'-aid I
he couldn't bel ieve he V.'as thrl
one who killed him . He s<.1id
Lassiter "'as his friend." [
BARTON" \\'AS CllARGEll
with manslaughter and leaving
the scene of an acciilcnt.
Sheriffs deputies said he
told them he rt'Callcd visiting
bars around Opp the night
before. but said he did not
know there had been an
accident until he a "" o k c
Saturday morning and saw the
damagc.-d front end of his
pickup truck.
lie \vas released on S.1.000
bood.
Retarded
So11 Killed;
Pa1·e11ts lfcld
SOUTll SAN FRANCISCO
rAP1 -A man and vdfc have
been arraigned on clvlrgcs
they killed their 6-ycar-old
mcnta11¥ retarded son nnd
buried him fn a suitcase in
their back yard.
Daniel Carringlon, 35. and '
his wife i\laric of South Sanl
Francisco. ar(• accused of j
n1urtlcring their son IJcan.
drcssini;:: him for his funeral !
and burying hi m in 19il.
0 0 N WV ~f A N • A N1
investigator for the San l\lat('(l
County Coroner's office. told
the 1'1unicipa1 Court hearing
Thursday he discovcrl'CI thr
body after po lice were called
by neighbors v.·ho had n '1 SCf'n
the youth In more than a ye;ir.
The Ccirringtons have srvcn '
other children fron1 pre..,iou~1
n1orrUlgcs.
\\'Y:\1AN SAlO Carring!on.
v.ho recaps airplane tires. told •
poli<'C the menially retarded
child died "'hl'fl hf' fell dO\\'ll
The coroner s report on tJic
cau.i;c of death was not
con1pletcd.
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rriday, April 2&. 1974 20 DAILY PILOT
' NFL Rule Changes Juice Up Offenses
SPORTS
Co111111i ssione1·s
P11t Cla111ps
On All-stars
T\l~W YOHK iAPl -A t•ourt battle
m:1v rcsull front efforts bv the' rival
Naiional and An1erican Ba ·s k e I b a 11
Associations lo block an unsanctioned
May \8 All-star game involvin~ 22 of the
top players -11 from each league.
Commissioners \\!alter Kennedy of 1hc
NBA and ~like Storen of the ABA said
Thursday they y,·ould auempl to block
the game, set for the 12,046-seat Civic
Center in Pro\•idcncc. R.J.
The game. sponsored by the NBA and
ARA players associations. is lo be shown
nationally on ABC TV's \\fide \\'orld or
Sports.
"The Nlltion11l Basketball Association
\'tgorously opposes any game or national
telecast promoted by tht> NBA Players
Association,'' said Kennedy. He indicated
!hat league officials were looking into the
-possibllity of taking legal action.
"We are notifying our players that
participation y.•ill 'be in violation or their
contracts."' said Storen-A dding that
ABA owners supported him 100 percent,
Sloren said he might seek a court
injunction lo prevent the game.
Television receipts from the gan1e. the
third such unofficial contest since 1971,
arc to go to the players associations to
support !he pension and injury funds.
Gate receipts arc lo be donated to the
,r\nl ional Assoc 1at1on for the
Advancement of Colored People. the
United Negro College Fund and the
Ed1.11in Gould Services for Children.
The two I l·n1an offi cial rosters renect
a poll of NBA and AHA players to select
the top atbletes. Ont.v cen!cr ~Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar of the r.tilwaukee Bucks
declined to play due to a prior
commitment.
The NBA team includc!t: guard \Valt
Frazier of the New York Knieks: center
Dave Cowen~ and forv;ard John llavlieek
of the Boston Celtics: center Bob
McAdoo of the Buffalo Braves; guard
Phil Chenier nnd center El\'in Hayes of
the \Vashington Bullets: foni.'ard Rick
Barry of the Golden State \Varriors:
center Bob L.1nier and gua rd 011vc Bin~
of the Detroit Pistons; guard Geoff
Petric of the Portland Trail Blazers, nnd
forward Spencer llayv;ood of the Seattle
Super Sonics.
TI1c ADA t ea m includes: for\vard
\Villic \Vise of the l,;tah Stars: center
Anis Gilmore and forward Dan tsscl of
th(' Kentucky Colonels; forward George
f.lcG innis of the Indiana Pacers: guard
f.lack Calvin and Ted McClain of the
Carolina Cou gars: ccn1er S11·en Nater Of
th1• San Antonio Spurs, and renter
(;1ldll'Cl1 .J!)nes or the S<in Diego
Conquistadors.
)-Ia los Send R y an
. \gai nst Indians
' CLF.VF.LANO I AP) Bobby
\ alrntinc. ~1:inkf'rl out of lhe lineup \\'hen
h1· loafed after goofing a play in left fi<.'ld
al B:il1in1orr \\'cdnesday ni~ht. is
t''(pc<.'led to r1•n1ain on the bench "·hen
the Califon11<l 1\ngels play the Cleveland
Indian s tonis-ht .
Valcinllnc. hobbled by :i tee he broke
la st \\l ay mlsplnycd a bnlt. then took his_
lime picking it u11 10 sC'I up an unearned
()riolc run in :i 4·:'1 flaltimorc victory.
The Angels 11 c· r c idll' Thursday
Tonighf!t g:i mf' i!t on radio (Kfl.1PC. 1101.
hl'i:tinning :it 4::lU. ~tan:igcr B('lb))~· \\'ink1cs s:itd he \1·as
1hinking ::ibou1 t1'~1ng V<l!cnt1nc at first
hnse to keep his .3'.!7 ba\1111~ ;1veragc in
the lineup.
Valentine h:is hnd prob\cnis in left field
;ind at third hasc.
\Vinkles :riaid slurnpinG ~·l ike Epstein
\\Ould probably return to first base
1on1ght \\•1th JflC l~1houd playing left in
11!ac;c of v·a1£·ntinr ;ind Jt\c;h1e Schcinblun1
plnying rlgh1 field.
:\olan ll}an. 2-2. "':is to p1ll'h for the
1\ngels in lhc; npcner against the lndians'
.l1m Perry. 1-1.
I Don't
CARLSBAD {AP ) -Buddy Allin. a
:sttr, qu il!t, 11clf-effac1n" IHtlc man. sa)'s
hes su rprised to be lcridinR golf's
pmtigious, $200.000 Tournament uf
Chan1pions.
And he'll be even more !'iurprlscd If he
wins It. "f don't C1<pee t lo win:· the skinny,
rrecklc-fru.:ed little red·hcad s n l d
Thursday oner hi!! opC:nlflg 661lad set the
pace for the field or 25 men who have
NEW YORK (API -Moving boldly
against growing criticl~m of their game,
the National Football League owners
adopted sweeping and rcvolutlonary rule
changes Thursday in un erfort to Juice up
s.ngging O(fenseS and diS<.'OUrage the
incrca.!.ing spread or neld goo ls.
Included among the w i d e s p r c u d
ch:111ges is the adoption of sudden death
ovcrlirne for exhlbltion a 11 d regular
season garnet moving the go~l 1x1sts
from the goal line, and returning missed
field goal.a to the line ot tcrlmmaee or
the 20-yard line, whichever is farther
from the goal line.
"I am extremely pleased,'' said
commissioner Pete Roielle WI he
discussed the changes. "I felt the
coaches were doing too good a job wllh
their defenses. This should make things
\'Cry Interesting.''
The changes are designed to optn up
o!fenses and tncourage kick rtturna..
Klclr.off1 will be from the 35-yard Hnc and
m.etnbttl-Of (he team-Kicking from
1CTlmmage. either punts or fleld goal!,
may not crMS the lipe ol scrimmage
until the ball Is kicked.
\Vide receivers will benefit from two
other alterations. Roll blocking and
cutting will be eliminated and downfield
contact permitted by defensive backs wUI
be restricted.
* * * Yepremian * * * Criti~izes
NEW YORK (AP) -Garo Yepremian,
the Miami Oolpbins' stellar place kicker,
strongly criticized rule changes adopted
Thursday by the National Football
League modifying the kicking game.
''I would like the game as It is now ,"
Yepremlarl said. "The reason il Is so
popular is that peopleJike the rules the
way they are. I'm very cautious about
lampcrlng with the bal~nce of the game.
"These changes are going to make the
game even more conservali"<Ze than it Is
now," Yepremian said. "They v.·anted to
add scoring -this is going to make for
less scoring. "~loving the goal posts lo the back of
• the end zone is one of the v;orst rules lhey
could pos.sibly have put in ," the socctr-
style kicker from Cyprus declared.
"Coaches will send in their' punter
Instead of trying the tong fielO goals, a~.d
all we will have are punters booming the
IJ'I Ttltpl\oll
PHILADELPHIA'S LARRY BOWA BEATS RON CEY'S TAG. BUT LA WON THE GAME.
Sports Clippe<l Short
Aaron Collects No. 718
ATLANTA -!lank Aaron's 718lh
lifetime home run, a t11o'O-ru11 shot in the
seventh inning . rallied the Atlanta
Braves to a 3·2 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday night.
Aaron's blast came on the first pitch
from left-hander Jerry Reuss af1cr
Darrell Evans dre\v a \eadoff \\'alk.
Aaron 's riflh homer of the. baseball
season \1.·as a 400-fool blast over the left
field fence near the spot \vherc he belted
his recocd·breaking 715th April 8.
e lt'est Signs
LOS ANGELES -Jerry \\'csl has
signed a contract that OwneT .Jack Kent
Cooke says will keep lhe superstar guard
l\'ith the Los Angeles Lakers "for a long.
long time" \vith al least one more season
as an active player.
\\'est. nrarly 36. \1·:1s sidelined \\"ith }I
groin injury most of last season and
rcJuscd to talk about his !Uture plans.
although he-said he \l'ould try to get Into
shape for another year in the National
Basketball Association. There v.·ere also reports that \\1cst v.·as
being sought as a coach for an American
Basketball Association franchise in Los
Angeles .
e NFL ..Defector•
Blfil.11NGl-tA r-.1. Ala . -Th!' \'Io r Id
Football Lengut' Birmingha m An1ericans
rin nounccd the signing or fullback Charlie
llarra\\'av of the r\:itional Football r. ca g u ·e \\"nshinglon Redskins nod
running hack Paul Hol.Hnson of the NF'L
Jlouston Oilers. both of "·hon1 arc
expected to play imrncdiatcly .
Harra\\"<\Y :ind nohinson 11rc the first -
signccs by the Americans fro1n the
National 1·'ootb.flll 1.c:1guc. who \1i1I be
·eligible to piny during the coining season
e Boston Rnlllf'•
· CJ.TICAGO -Second-period goals by
Phil Esposito and Andre Savard put
Boston ahead and ~oalle Giiles Gilbert
n1ade the lend stRnd up Thursd:ly night .
giving the Bruins 3 ~2 victory over the
Chicago Black 1-la\\'ks and 2·2 tie in their
best-of-seven semifinal Stanley Cup
playoffs.
Gregg Sheppard and Ken Hodge
connected for Boston in 1he first period
and the Bruins "·ent into a strong
defensive shell that cut off the Black
lla.,.,·k attack.
e Series Squared
TERRE HAUTE. Ind . -The India na
Pacers built a JS.point lead. then held off
a dcsperate Utah rally and heat lhe Stars
91-89 Thursday night behind George
~lc<~innis' 23 points and Freddie l.A!\\•is'
16. 1ying their AmCTican Basketball
Association \Vest Division playoffs at 3-3.
It y.·as Indiana's third straight victory
after the Stars look the first three games
in the series. 'I'he seventh 11nd deciding
game "'ill be played Saturday night ot
Salt Lake City "'ith the winner tnceting
the New York :\clS for the Al.IA
championship.
e Smllla Hof
ST. LOUIS -Defending champion Stan
Smith defeated Australian Ba r r y
Phililips-~foore. 6-4. 7-6. in his second·
round singles match and paired with Bob
Lutz to win a doubles quarter·final n1atch
Thursday in the lhird annual $50.CKMI
Holton teninis classic.
Smith. seeded second behind John
Ney.·combe in the Blue Group tourna-
ment. and Lutz beat Dick Crealy and Je(f
Borowiak, 6-1. 6-3.
e Ra1111ers lt'l11
NE\V YORK -Third period goals by
Brad Park and Rod Gilbert broke a tic
and lifted the New York Rangers to a 5-3
National Hockey League playoff victory
over the J>hiJadelphia Flyers 111ur'Sday
Arabs Tl1reaten
Soccer Toun1ey
' night. The loss was the first after six straight
Stanley Cup victories for the \Vest
Division champion Flyers, "'ho still lead
the best-o(-scven semifinals against New
York 2-1. Came 4 will be played Sunday
afternoon in New \'ork. ~1UNTCH ( APl -Arab terrorists havc
threatened attacks on the World...SOCcer
Cup, tournament schedulcd to open June
13 in \Vest Gern1any, the Bavarian
lnteri<lr r-.tinistry said Thursday.
Erich Kies!. state secretary in the
ministry. said there 11•cre "conrrctc
indications" of lerrorist preparations for
an assault on the mooth·long matches in
nine German cities but refused to
provide dctails.
Kies\. \vho \Vil\ be in charge of security
in \\lunirh during the tournan1ent , said he
had passed his inror1nation on to the
interior n1inistrics in other \Vest German
states. ' ~~
The Christian Soci:il Union. Bavaria·s
ruling party. said Arab tc.rrorists had
made "massive threats against the
g::ln1es." The party made the claim in a
commentary on Chancellor W i 11 y
Br:indt's recent trip 10 Qllro.
e R111slan Wins
Pl!ILADELPHIA -Ol ga f.lorozova of
the Soviet Union defeated Belly Stove of
Thl" Netherlands. 3+6. 6-3, 7·5 Thursd:iy
night to gain a quarterfinal berth in a
professional \vomen·s tennis tournament
here.
In the other single Rosemary Casals
advanced with a 6-2. 6-1 \'ictory over
Cathy Kuykendall and Billie Jean King
scored a 6-2, 6-3 victory ov~r Karen
Karntzckc of Australia. Kerry r-.te\ville
defeated Kaiuku Say.·amatsu of Japan. 6-
2, 6-2.
e Ojai Res11l1s
OJAI -Alex hfaycr of Stanford beat
UCLA's Spencer Segura 7-S, S.3 Thursday
leading Stanford into the ~m standing
lead after the first day of play in U1e Oj.::ii
tennis tournament.
Expect to Win, Says Allin
In olhtr changes. the penalties for
offensive holding, lllegal use of hands •nti
tripping were reduced rrom 15 yards to
10 yards when the lnfracUon occurt In
the area or the li.ne or scrimmage and
lhrtt yards beyond. and wide receivers
blocking back toward the ball from the
line of scrimmage will nol be al\owt."'d to
bloclt below the waist.
Rozelle Sllid the changc1 l""v" .been
under consideration for two years but
* * -k f;hanges
ball through the end zone.
"We're going to have a pWlting game.
just like the colleges."
Yepremian took exceptioo to those who
criticize the Cield goal as a boring play,
since kickers have become so proficient.
"Boring? Not at all,'"he replied. "Field
goals determine the outcome of most
games -how can that be boring?". •
Garo gave his approval to the idea of
kicking off from the 35.
Tough Expos
Seek to Snap
Dodgers' Sl{ei11
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JIYln shut out the Phil1ulell'lhia Phi!liPS
J..() Thursd:iv night for his fifth straijlh!
victorv. T\n one. not even Koufax or
l)rysdah•. \\'as ever :,.o in the month of
April.
By swcroinir the three-~amc Sf'ries
from the Philli('s, the Dodgers no\v have
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improvc thei r lead in the National
Lcai:;ue \Vest to 21~ games.
Thrv open a thrcc-~ame series tonij!ht
al Dodger Sladium against the \\tontreal
Expos. surprise leaders in lhe East.
Steve Renko. 1-1. will pitch for
r-.1ontrcal. against the Dodgers' Andy
~·l<'sscrsmith. \.{),
"Once." said John. the majors' first
fh·e-game y.·inner. ··1 "'as ~5. It was in
1970 "'hen I \vas \\•ith tbc While Sox. No
one has e\'er lost si:ic games in a month
but I had to beat Baltimore to stay out of
the record hook . Usually a guy doesn 't
have a chanrc to lose si x games in April.
BY the time he's lost the fourth one he's
usually back in the minors.''
John allo\ved the Phillies only four hits.
all singles, .... ·alkcd but l\vo and struck out
eight. llis earned rWl average now is
0.85.
''He's a lot stronger than anytime I've
seen him." 1nanage r Walter Alston said
after. John's second shutout of the year
and 271h of his career y.·hich ties him
\\'ilh Steve Carlton for fourth place
among active National Leaguers.
The Dodgers \\1ill face r 0 r m e r
teammate, \Villie Davis. for the first
time since the cnnlrpversial winter trad e
J)(!l11'cen the t1\'0 clubs for reliefe r ~tike
~larshall.
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Pla11s Sal11rda11
won regular season loumaments for the
la11t 12 month,
"Relllislirally. w1lh all !he player~ )'OU
hnve here. I c01n't ex~t to win . l"d be
,·cry sun>r1sed if r do. AH I wanl 10 do Is
to try to keep on playi ng pretty good .
yard-La Costa COuntry C\llb c:oun<. gave
him a one-str<1ke advantage over Lanny
\Yadklns, who was a\one In second with a
67 In the mild. 50nny wtalhcr.
~ir problems ln the sometimes "'lndy
weather, ho"·evcr. BrlOsh 0 pen
champion Tom \Velskopf was five strokes
behind at 71.
Kathy Harter of Seal Beach,
1967 \Vimbledon semifinalist,
will be one or 10 World Team
Tennis stgnees or expected
signees , who'll perform Satur-
day at Newport Beach Tennis
Club. Tho 2 µ.m. exhibition is
Cree and open to the ge neral
public. WTT wlll show otf its
revoJulionary scoring syste.111 9
days before its season OJ!'l"-'·
"I've bent 'e1n all before.
"But." and Ile alrnost bht.shcd, "l'm
happy 10 win once every 100 starts.
That's preuy gwt."
Allin's six·ttndc.r-par effort on the 6.685
Veteran ~1iller Barbtr had a 69 11nd
was followed by a group or four at 70,
Dave Hiii. Gtne 1.ittler. J ohn l\1ahaffey
11nd left·hander Bob Charles of New
7.caland.
Some of lhe game's great names had
•
Johnny ~tiller, already a four·time
w\Mer this season, and Lee. Trevino bad
7Ss and beat only on~ tMn in the field.
Jack Nick laus matehtd par 72. 1o1
pollod loo•Y·" sold Nicklaus, tho
dtfcndlng champion.
that objections often surfaced whtn they
were con.siOered one by one. "The
Competition Committte deckied t o
prt5{'nt them as a total pactace rather
than pick them apa.rl." the commlaioncr
s;ikl. "That \Vay. if there weren 't seven
club!'! opposed. we'd get it lbrough.'' 1 Adoplion or the changes required
affirmative voles by at least %0 of'tbe 26
NFL teams. "lt wa9n't c)<>je," said
JiozeUc,
* * * Rule Chan ges
Open Up Game
--Ra111s' Knox
LOS ANGELES . (AP)-t.:ist year tbe
Los Angeles Rams suffered t"·o regular·
season defeats -15·13 to the AUanta
Falcons. "·ho"'bootcd five field goo.ls, and
10-9 to the ~IinneS()ta Vikin gs, who kicked
one.
You'd think coach Chuck Knox of the
Rams \\'OUld !)(! ecstatic over the
r\ationa l Football League rule changes
involving field goals announced
Thursday. He was merely pleased.
"I \1.·on't comment on anything that
happened last year.'' said Knox . who
prefers to talk of today. lie said study is
necessary be!ore discussing detailed
effe<"ts of ne"' rules.
"I think the rule changes are all for the
good," he said. '"T'hcy will betp open up
the g.:ime.''
Since field goals from long-range v.·ill
be riskier than before. beeause a mi~
attempt outside the 20 returns to the line
of scrimmage. Knox .:ind other coaches
1rill face nc"' decisions.
"I rcally don 't knoy.• ""hethcr U'ICre "'ill
be more pressure on coaches," he said.
'"1 haven'l thought about it. A Jot of
things 1.\ill be tried in preseason games.
"There shot.lid be more scoring to open
up the game and !hat·s good for the fans.
On f0W1h-and-0ne, the new rules
c.ncourage going for a first do"'Tl."
The premium \Viii be placed on
accuracy in both place kicking and
pW\1.ing. and Knox said he couldn't sec
his place kicker. David R!y. affected 'by
the changes. !lay led the NF L in scoring
last scasoo but he may ha\"e fey.·cr field
gcat attempts in 1974.
\\"ith the goal posts moved back 10
yards. there prob.1bly "'ill be more punts
than before. aod Knox said a punter who
can kick out of bounds inside the 10 will
he more valuable than ever.
'"\\'c'll look at the rules and play by
them." he said. "Everybody y.•ill be
playing under the satne rules. The obje<:t
is to have more points than your
opponent and it doesn't make any
difference to me how \VC get them."
'rhe NF'L's legislation against the
crackback block. a .,.,·ide receiver often
tlindsiding a defensive player below the
\\·aist. was heartily received by Knox.
. ·:A~y rule that tends to discourage the
1nJur1ng of a player is a good rule" he
said. '
Decision Made:
Wooden Says
1-le'IJ Return
SPRINGFIELD. JI.lass. <AP\ -John
\\'ooden says he \\'iii return for his 27th
season as coaC'h or the UCLA Bruins.
"ThC're's no question that I'll be
returning next year. The doctors ha ve
told 111e that there's no rcnson whv I
cun 't conlinue and f\<lrs. Wooden has
given her approval." said the coach 'A'ho
IC'd UCLA to seven straight National
Basketball Championships until his
streak v.·as snapped last month by North
Carolina State.
1 'm really looking forward to it. \Ve'll
have a good team next ycar and v.·e
could have a great team in t\rO years,"
the 63-ycar-old coach said in in inter·
\'iew published today by the Spring·
field Union,_ .
Follo\\'ing the defeat by North Carolina
State: \Vooden lold reporters. "I'm going
to wa it awhile. then fll have a complete
physical and sit dO\\'n "'ith ~1rs. Wooden
and talk it O\'Cr."
\Vooden told the Union. "\\'e'll have a
fewer scholarship players than \\·e've h!d
in recent years.
"W.e anticipate signing only three.
"·hlch is the loy.•est number of any maj<lr
school in the country.
"We'll be a contender tn our
conference, and if we can wtn our
e-0nference. we can be a contender In lbe
tournament.'' he said.
\Vo<Xlen was in Springfield where he
served as main speaker at a. banquet
n1arking lhe enshrinement nr ?ifauricc
Podo\o[f, Ernie Schmidt and ll:irry
Fisher in the Naismith Basketball 11aU or
Fame here.
He was also prrsented 'A'lth the Hall's
John Bunn Award for his contributions to
the game.
Ex-champ Sou ght
SAN DIEGO -A bench "'arrant has
~ ts.sued for Jack O'Halloran. rormer
California htavywtight boJclng champion,
v.1lo failed 10 nppe'r at his 1ehedulcd
arraignment on assaull charges. \,.
O'•lalloran. 30. Is ac;cused of striking
,Jt'Jnnie Gall Tracy in !be mouth as she
tried lo brtak up a fight bctY('etn her e1·
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Brundige Tell s
of ~tr11ggle
With Cancer
Southern Cal\fomia sports announcer
Bill Brundige ""ill tell abou t "~ty ln_nings
with Cancer" to nurses. nu rses' aides
and students at the American Cancer
Society Nursing Symposium Tuesday. It
is closed to the publlc.
French In Motion
Mesa Gets Grid Clinic;
Malane to Santa ·Clara
Costa ?.lesa High football eo11:ch Tom
French has been busy since moving v.·cst
from Ohio and the first orde_r of business
is taking place this ~·eekend at the
Bal boa Bay"" ... CJUlf" whc·re 11ic Pl1esn
boosters club is sponsorin g the inaugural
invitational football clinic.
Incl uded in I.be program are some or
the most successful coaches in Southern
California and the first lo benefit is' the
r.resa coaching staf( and Junior All-
American football coaches in attendance.
It's similar to the setups originated by
\\'ade Watts when he m()Ved from Ohio to
take pver a decadent program · at
Nell--port Harbor In t9M.
Among the guest speakers today and
tonight are Orange Coast College's Dick
Tucker, Newport Harbor·s Don Lent, San
fl.tarcos High's Bob Woodhoose. Los Altos
High's Dwayne DeSpain and USC
assistant Wayne Fontes. rormcrly a
player under Watts as a Ohio prep.
Saturday'!! agenda includes St. Pau l
•Iigh's Marijon Ancich, Villa Park's Ted
1i1ullen, ?i1onrovia's Tom Paton and
Anaheim Hlgh's Bob Sale mo.
The clinic. by Invitation on ly. figu res to
be a bonus for the 1.Iesa coaching staff.
* * *
A 1econd di vision ~·ill include 9:30 to 10
rn hiutcs fla t runntl'lll In the individual
1neet.
A proposed five-m ile run was turned
dowrr: The rmr begins at San Clemente
pier and heads sooth toward the Western
\\1hlte House.
Fountain Valley l:O&h's Dan rt1alane Is
huded for lbe Unt,·erslty of S.nll Oara
ROGER
CARLSON
in the . fall , follov;ing teammate Scott
Rtlder to tbe Broncos c1mpu~.
And r\ewport llarbor Higb's Brian
O'Flaherty Is htadcd north, too , ,_-here
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) freshman
coach Ernie \\'littler av.·alts.
Laguna Beach lligh sophomore Eric
ltulst's 8:59.8 tw(}-mil e and 4:09.t in the
mile has to make bclie\'crs oul or
everyone.
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annex dual n11.>rl tc:i1•ue lltl<'~. uo <t•l•• ' u.~~ ",,, r "• 111 , " 1.• • l!ei..-t 0~"1 H "' 11.,.,, Ron Pa~an ·s 50.G 1'loc ~1n~ •GI· 1 1<J 1 G,.,.,~,!~ft !Ol J llQ"m1n ID for the 440 ln a Sf'l'orld pl<irt• 1 ''~"·•n1r· 01 ""'o~· • • rrrort .ind \\"ilbur Grel!Orr's ''V I ll•"'•~v•I 101 .. lli•l~n 1l ! +••'Q"' I~~ 20.S tin1e for the IR(l.\·nrd !01\' s" 1 r.1ot .. ~A•11~ ,01 1 ~,,..,,., 10
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Bc:irh's easy Sl'Ort' ov~r D:ina 1t 1 T•.n• 1s1 · ''II 1 F•P" n •Ll 1 ll"Do-U' !OJ l lhlls. Spr1n1cr Da rryl llov.·c ,,,., • .,,, 10 , 1 .~,t \• ~ The symposium will be held at the
Orange County 1.led.ical Association
Building. 300 S. Flou•cr St., Orange. The
all-day meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m.
Brundige. a ramilillr announcer for
baseball. golfing and racing events. as
"·ell as for Orange County junior college
foot ball games, has just passed the three-
year mark in his rt<.'Overy from lunJ!:
cancer.
!\later Del High basketball coach J erry
TanUe ls offering a 1ummer basketball
camp to yeutb on a two-!ltsslon basis -
one from July !I to Aug. 3 and the other
from Aug. 5-tO.
The $ZS fee ,in cludes ?fl hours of
in1tructioa •lld covers s h o o t i n c
faadamentals, ball handling, reboundlnt
fDms, defense, passing:, free thn>•·s and
t·shirts for all. Additional information
can be obtained by calling: 54S..5111.
Registration is June 9 at l\later Del Ulgh
from II a.m. to noon.
Eighteen ·months ago Len ~t iller \\'BS
bending our ear about Hulst's p<>tenti31
and it appears he ltne"' ~·hat he "'as
talking about. \\'ayne Ak iyama. of \\"estministcr rece ntl y placed
second in the open tlass of the Los Angeles n1ara·
Eslllncla Jllgb's Barry Fry bas been th on run. Akiyama was tuned in 2:31:09 .6 for t he
named president of tht Orange County 26 miles. 3.!!5 ya rds. Jle's a forn1er \Vestminstcr
"·on twi<.'C for Dana Hills. u~1 111daeU •t.1 1 G••m•n•u...,n ll J ~••t1o•n !Ol Tl""' 1 n ! 1.'olf'-1. 01w•ld (Ll 1 C11e it ! Oiris ~larlln clocked 9.9 in
the 100 and v.on the m in 22 6
to lrild ;\later l)(>i O\'rr Pius X.
\1 h1le S..1n Cl£"m£'nlt•'s (i:iry
\\'1~(' V.Oll thrl'C' t'\t'rl!S ;11\d
brl!crecl 22 fl·t·t 1n th<· !fin.I:
111n1p for th~ th ird 11mr this
!.r:tMln as S.1n Cl<' 111 f' n t t·
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l~a!ev 10• T•mt 11 !Ot
aquatic• offlcbls assocladon. •tigh standout.
His first order of business ire w1ttr ------
1'1 l<H -1 •Cl•ll•n ll \) lton"'-/\·I• 10
I lift/\ \L I T "'' ti o n~ l•< 1 "'"'""I L 1 .. no•"·'• ro
I L•~n Ol ) 1·"'• 1& I
At !irst, Brundige said, he refused to
believe he had cance r. but \\'ilh the
encouragement of his doctor and his
u·ife, Jane. who had then passed the fift h
anniversary or her own cancer operation,
he scheduled surgery.
"It really helped me to know that my
wife had survived cancer," Brundige
said, "She kept telling me that I could
resume a nonnal life just as she had and
it worked out that way."
Brundige wants to speak al the nursing
symposium, he said, because "I want to
help people in the medical profession be
aware of how a cancer patient thinks and
feel s so they can be of more hel p to the
pa tients."
His OY:n physician and nurse s. he said, ·
•·had to push me. bully me. cajole me
and hurt me because they "'·anted me to
get "''ell. I an1 glad they did these things,
but they sure did hurt at the time."
San Clemente High will be hosting the
inaugural meet or champions Oct. 12, a
two-mile beach run open to Orange
C-OUnty athletes with clockingf of 9:30 or
better ror two miles.
Bo,vlers Ca sh In
Four Orange Coast area bowlers
cashed in at the Lakev.·ood·Loog Beach
Professional Coa st Bo~·lers ope n
recently.
tilidv.·ay City's 11-fltch l\litchell finished
fourth v.ith a IG-5-1 record and $400.
Others v..·ere Farrell Hinkle of Irvine
(ninth), John Law of San Clemente (10th)
and Doug ~1yers.
polo clinics deslped to get olflC'lals
updated on new rultA.
A pre-summer clinic at Estancia lll(b
Is slated June 11 and o~r clinics •·Ill be
held ~pl. 17, Oct. l and Ocl. 2! at
Estancia.
Corona de\ ~tar's Roh Davis has been
named Orange Cotm ty athletic director
of the year by his peers.
Brea lllgb ls seeking a replacement for
basketball cOacb Bob Patttr10n.
From what \\'e understand perhaps the
Crestview League shoul d a s s u nl e
repsonsibility for the so-call ed Orange
C<>unty Invitational track and rield meet.
The prelims were so fouled up under
Garden Grove League super\'ision it
required the direction from several
Crestv iew League coaches 10 get the
meet going.
Sports Calendar
OCC Swillll1ie1· Tl1ircl SlllrftY IA,,, 21l . . s,.1....,,,;,.......,sou1ro.rn C•lilornl1 JC c~.iftP1ont.1110~
1 '1~~ic.~;;nve: Co.isl II Fvllt rton (l •lOl. LACC
11 Golden W"I (1 p,m ,). S.OOler..clt II Cl"'ut (I
p,m.J. S.Cultlern Ut11'> 11 UC l"lne (llOUCltnfl M• It noor>. Scu1""'n Ct lllo•nl1 College 1t Oom•ngl>e! ~Ill;
(dD<ICletH!_, 11 llOCfl),
CHULA VI STA-Gene Tighe of Orange
Coast College swam a pcrsooal best time
in finishing third in lhc 500-yard
freestyle, while Pasadena established
itself as the team fa\.·orite in the opening
day of the-Southern Cali fomia JC swim
championships at Southwestern College
Delgado in the 200 indi\'idua \ medley and
a host of other talent jumped to the early
team lead, drawing clear of Fullerton, 86·
59.
C•tw-St n Diego, LoyD11. Stt n!crd ti Or1nge Cc.it
Co~1,~,·~-MI. SAC 1n~Hetion11 rue lr»ne. SoutM111 c .. 111c<nl1 CDlleoe l. TO!'l>lllt--01•1 IOU•l'lfl' (Golde<! we~• I nd Ot'l nl'('
Action continues tonight v.·ith finals in
lhe 400 indo, 200 free. 100 ny. 100 back,
c"t~:,;-,, •• ,1cs-S111e JC QllllOfy!ng IOY•~v 11 Lor\G
Beien Chv Colleg• (1 p.m.l. $ ..... 1 (A,.-. ?I)
81$M>lll-UC lr¥1~ citlebtllr t a<•lt 0 1.m /.
and JOO breaststroke.
here Thursday. G' ] S • •
T. •~ locked 1 5 02 7 · 1 · soo ,,_1_ 11 ... H••vty tFu11tno:.io1 •·n 1 1. Ir S '""IDllllllCI 1guc v.·as c n : · m P acing cimtrvn 1F..,i1er1.,,,1 ~,S6.t l. t iO• 1ot1n"1e ca.111 · T ..1. ~
behind Fullerton's Tim Harvey (4:42.1) 5,02.1 " 1toeni;i IP•s.ld -1 s:02.• s. Rot•t -,.ullt ri.11 1u1 '"' Or•n" c ... t
in the 500 free. Saddleback College's CP11.otnll s:O:J..2 •· Smim fGr<a~,._,. s OJ I xo MtdltY l!eley-1. o r1...e C0<1st. Time: 1,01 1
La ura HO\'C, meanwhile, al.so came up Olllef1• t . 1-tove ts.d<lleti.ct l !:Gs.1. 1co ,,.._,_ GoJl•n • 1F"1 1. l(.e•1'" 1F1 J. A.11ue1t co1. "" I best . r 5 05 I . lOO ~'-Jorve DtlQ.00 (PlsW<!~•l I 59 I , H t 100 wt.:.1 a persona time 0 : . 1n su ...... I t.A Pltl'Cf) 2:01.J J. ••klltft !CVPfenl 1.01' 50 1':':i......1'. H.iu (0 ) l. M~Cvt~ !F) 3. C11o (()1.
finishing ni nth in lhe event. .t. Mi;Cl;,,tor:k (Soll!IWtel1«nJ 1'01.I 6. Rtloet>OA..VM '1~1':i. ~le~-1. C;ul1ss1 !Fl 1. Ltv•ne f0 l l.
Orange Coast scored a fifth place in 1F11111r1(.111 1:01-4 1. Ne1~ tC'ffl'"'' '"°'"' Mcc utn <Fl. 11m1: u .11.2.
rd edl rel th .._.. 50 fr.e1lylie-L Tim Murpl'ly !LA ~1r1>0rl :11.1, 1 Olvi"V---1. MC.Cuen (Fl 2. PeMilnl !0 1 J. H1.,l111n the 4()0.ya m ey ay, wi 1111;: Ht•!M• (P•s-•l 11., J. 01~ cP•lom••I 11 • '· 101. Pol"'" 3'.ta.
quanet of Larry Blalterman. ?i1ike Pillkln fGro.smo..11 22 1 5. StriOGle (S.nll •••l>lrl l 50 fly-I. LI~ (Fl 2. P•lmtr IOI ). t.1wl1 (Of. 22.1 l. Donovan IPierte! n.1. • ..,,
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Baseball Standings
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To Sc1·a1nhle Loop
A pair of short ho111c rs
h e lped Sant;i .\To n ic a
College's baseball Tt'11111 upset
Golden West, 8-3, at Santa
Jl.1onica Thursdav 10 t h r u,,.,
the Southern Cal Conference
race 11110 a thrcc·v.·ay dogfight.
In 01her act1cn involving
Orange Coast <a rea junior
college teams. Orange Coas t
lost :i .J2·7 dcc1s 1on lo visil ing
San la Ana in South Coast
Conferen ce play, .ind Saddl<··
b.'."1ck fell to ~l1ssi()11 r o111rr-
cncc foe (:rossmont. 111.Jl. ;11
Saddlcb:•ck.
Golden \\'est c n tr-r c d
Thursday's game ~·ith a one·
game pad O\'er the rest or the
league, but a pair of 315-fool
OOmers to right centcrf1c\d
spelled doom for the. Rustlers.
Gordon Blakeley drove 111
11~·0 runs for Gcilden \\'est 10
pull within tv.·o• rbi of 1hc
school record for a season.
Blakeley has driven in 36 on
the l'.e~r with three games
re maining.
The Rustlers arc now tied
v.·it h Cypress and Los Angeles
City for !he league lead. all
,~·1m IH marks.
Golden West hosts L,\ City
Sa1\Jrday.
Orange C<>ast, meanwtule,
GWC Girl~
In 6-3 Win
Cindi Cooper had ;1 tilrce-
run homer 1n !he fits! inning
and a triple in the second to
lead the Golden \\'est Col!{'ge
girls softball tean1 to a non·
league \'ictory o\'£•r C::1I Poly
1Pomona 1 Thursday afternoon
on the v.·inncr's field. 6-3.
The v.·in brings f;\\'C's
scaS()n record to 11·2 v.•1th the
next game :\tooday against LA
Harbor.
Brena Palmer had a n
una ssisted do u b I c. pl:!y ::it
second base after th:-0~1ing out
two runn ers attempting to
steal in an earl il'r stint as
tatcher. She i'.llso picked
runners off al first and thi rd
base.s.
Cilldt" Wiit CO 111 r n rDI
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Jt1n1pcd 10 a 2·0 lead before
S~1nta ,\na r1"1<trl'f1 f r o 111
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Jeff Grant.
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COACfl QUITS
Santa .l\na College b.1sebn ll
coach Roger \\'ilson will resi!!n
at the conclusion of !he
current season. the Da ilv Pilot
lc;:irncd e:<clusively tod iiy.
\\'ilson. Dons coach for the
p:1st 14 years. \\•ill assume
duties as :i full-time cotirl~clor
ut San1a Ann.
Ile previously roached a!
Rancho Alam itos and Garden
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has recorded a 16-1 1 sca~n
nnd is currently in Mu rri
pla ce in lhc South Co:lst
Conference standin~s \\'l\h ·a
9-8 record.
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Area Stars Ad van~e at Ojai
OJAl-Scoll Carnahan and t-11 k e
Fishback of tM UC Irvine tcnni.$ team
ad,•anccd to the third round of ~ i Sth
aMu.111 Ojai tennis t o u r n a e n I
Independent college dlvlsloo sinR es v.it h
a pair of victories Thursday.
Carnahan, aUtr dra\\'ing a bye in the
flt!t round . \\'OJ\ a sa"Ond round match. &-
2, 1',2.
Fishback posled "1ns of 6·1, 6-1 and 6-1.
6 l. Bob Chnppcll. UCl'"I ~·o I pla)cr and
tlwl defending NCAA oollcge di\'ISIOfl
singles and doubles champion. dldn ·1
e.n ter the tournamcnl bceause of an
ex-::imina11on al school.
In the open di\·1s1on. UC.l's Oa\e
Eastman v.·on "hllc Glenn Cripe :ind Rob
\\"right each lost 1n th<' hrSI round.
In prep action Thursday. doubles
teams o[ John Guhck and Ron ;\1cNam·
ara from Corona <tel ~tar und ?titer Per·
k1nS and Cody Srnnll of Nov.·port ll nrOOr
v.aded through ll\O f lt.ghl~ of con1pct111!10
in the 19·nnd·undrr br<1cke.t
The bigg1•st up\C I o f tl'w.: da,Y 1or
Oranse COa.st a rea pre~ was the
flrst round elin11naoon of Unl\' r~ilY
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2.! DAILY PILOT
Laguna Tennis Star
Thrives on Pressure
By HANK WESCH
Of "" DallY Piiiot S!ttj
Laguna Beach Jligh tennis
pl:1yer I lowic . Piilr.iQ1·-has a
deuce of u time keeping track
or the score in e\·cn his most
crucinl doubles nu11cht.-s.
\Vhich 1nay be tx•rl of the
rt·ason he and his p..1rtnct'S
have \\.'on 88 ol 89 sets in
Orange League and f3IF
compctilion ovcr 1hc past ll'-'O
seasons. And U1al in turn Is
one of the reasons l'-'hy
LaAuna Beach is I h c
defending 2-A C I r· !Minis
champion. and a p r i m e
prospect for lo ague and .Cl F
honors aJ!ain this season.
"l'1n usu:1tly ooheffitrating
on cal"h point. arid a lot of the
ti1nc I don't kOO\~· 1rhcth1•r
it's their add or ours. so the
press ure doesn't bother me."
says PeitrSC'll. "fiut even if l
do know the pressure's on I
cn~y it because thC'rc's no
room for error 1hcn."
Pcarsol is lhc only senior
returnee from last year's CIF
championship team. und the
only reluming do u b I es
pl ayer.
Lasl scasoo. in partnership
.... ·ith Norm Be<lel. Pearsol. saw
victory in 64 or 65 sets or
doubles play during the course
of the Orange League and Cir
seasons. This season. teaming
""'ilh R a nd y ri.fcClung and
presently Scott Thomas, he's
been a winnC'r in 24 straight
scls.
He has done it .... ·ith a ~Iron~
serve. good service return and
volley game and th e
experience that comes with
.several itummers ot rutttime
tenn is exposure.
.. Psychology means about 80
percent of the game. an
experienced player can often
beat w mcbody who's better
than..he_is just by psyching
him out out ." he says.
He explains:
"You hit a lot of hard shots
in prac.1icc !hat you mi ght not
hit in a g:ame, but you know he
can't get. Or you make your
opponent run a lot in warm·
ups, there are a lot of liU.le
things Hke that you can do.
"'Sometimes, you realize
your opponent is doing the
same t !r i n g. though, so you
both kind· of shrug and just go
play."
Since his freshman scasoo.
P carsof has been a mainstay
or the Laguna Beach varsity
teams, generall y in doubles
but occasionally in singles. He
Alamitos
Res ults
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SECOND •ACE -One mUe. Pace.
MalCIMI. conalll--'. S yea• old1 &
under. p,,,.1e uoao. Cl>Uflteh 0..-S4,70 11.1):) 1.20
R•<MIO'" Wiii IO'Brlen) 3.20 J.00
Kelly!vc;k Turnev (Wllll•m1! •·&O
Tl""' -1.01 StfdltheO -GOiden Lynn, Mere R.
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c:111m1n9 . .All •qe,, Pvr1e $1800
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LAGUNA BEACH'S HOWIE PEARSOL.
has quite a bit learned about
the game in that tim e.
"The big thing in doubles is
to ~ your partner," says
Pearsol. "Yoo ha ve to know
where he is on the court all
the time. v,ihich shots he1l
take and v•hich ones you
should hit.
"Afld you have to know
(\·helhcr to get on his case or
just be quiet when he's not
playing weU or the team is
bt.>hind. Last year Norm and I
didn't talk at all during a
match. this year Scott and I
talk all the time."
Laguna Beach coach Art
\Yahl says much of Pearsol 's
effectiveness is due lo bis
powet rrom around the net.
'•He's nol particularly fast
afoot, so it's harder for him to
run do\vn some shots in
singles, but in doubles you
v;ant some one who can pul
the ball away and he's very
good at that." \Vahl says.
··Arif'hc has adjusted well to
playing with d i ff c r e n I
partners.··
A good stud~nl. Pcarsol is
currently pursuing a work-
study progr;11n in 1vhich he
assists a Laguna B e a c h
\a"·yer during much of the
school time. He is considering
pursuing a law degree and
<1llending either UC Levine or
UC Santa Barbara.
Los Alrunltos
Racing .Entries
Los .Alamltw E111r1e, For Frld•y.
Cl•1r, Tr1tk F11I. l"lnl "••I 1:•1
t2 Elldt Flr1t •..c1, '' E•1d11 ''"
1111-t111 •-· Pl•ST •.r.tE-One mile. P1ce.
C:!tlmif'l9. .All .... Pur~f t11100
t11lml119 pr~ \2500
Lucky 5.pot !R. Leal)
Beller flrltk !G. Li:onqal
Fif9( Bov fM. klwn~•l
Clllel Rtveler (M.. HMpeo-1
Stormy O•ll•~ !L. Orl<)Ol"Vl "•tlflc: Cllltf (S. l>fl<ln'>f•I
S<t1llY-1 C:ol! CR . J. G<!1ll~nl
E• De c111mleo-UI. Bl1(km .. n1
AIM EHfl~M
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MIClill (ll!p (B. ~I
SECOHD •ACE-One mile. """"· C:t1lmlng 111 fQf .. Pvr~e t l.00.
C11lmi119 prk e t251JO.
Oen fi •YM (T. Wine)
C'i«I !R. GOtdo!IJ PU(.l•~I Silver fl.V. JallmOnl
l!ltdlfllo<" Fair \H, :;tammrrl
S.nalor Mitt !J. ~O<ldl
ll•mt>ro Mlltvt'I (P. C:otema"l
0-Gratt~n (M. l\ul>tn!
Tammy 51111 (J. Willl1r>1s)
AIM Ellfllllt
011<k S-e! !J. Mt•kwtlll Fl~! Pass (R. Richmarol)
THllllD •ACl!-One mile. Pace.
Cone!l!k:l..ed. l year oku & undf!r. Non·
win,,... ol ' r,,.;11~. Also eHgil>tt' non-
winnt'• f1I noo !Jtetime iwr~ ~
Pnll~rl (L. Oaullon)
Pi•if) W•r Cllle! (J. WiUlam1l
Baseball
Standings
Trlc~••er (J, Cranel
P~•!«t lemP<1 (l. G~orrl
GAio IG. GU"YI Lou• Cnoic1 (0. Cr.,.,~J
FIFTM •.ACE.....()M moll. P"<t',
C:l1lr>1lng klnclltap. AH "9f'•. P,,,.i.e snioo. l® e111lmi"'l rirlct uo.ooo.
Fla1n on Pltk IL. 0.oullllfl)
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FIYl"'!I OrNm IE. C:obOI
SIXTN •ACE-One mile. Pact
C:la>mlng. All 1ve1. Purse U51JO.
C:l•lmu111 l>l'•Ce $1}.0QO.
G1me l lmt (}. LfQMlloUl
Lu<k1 Pi«e !J. Ouwi;1)
.Alli~ (J. V<'lllarol
Qvern1u1 IT. R•!tl\IQ<lll
Gono ~lf>O•it• (J Woltidm<l
Rl91!t L~nt! (R. Rlcnmoncll
Gu• Monb,!• (A. G.o•OO..l
Jdter10n E•Pf"HI. CS. Oesomtl) A!IO Ell9!Dlt
C>l~monlt 1(1"11 IG. fioh!
SEllEHTH ll•CE-One mill', P¥e.
Concllllone<I. AU 11110•. Wlnnl'•I ot
U0,000 In "'1·1~. P'""" t\n.000,
Glot>e 9•y !E. COOOI Jud!!<' (G, LO<'>Q(I\
Mr. Jan It<. l i,lltr\
O"nt•r Geo•~ (J. Oenn\1l
Hoover ~O. A(\tfm~nl
EIG+ITH RACE-One mil~. P~tl'
(l~lmln11 twlf>(J•C~I>· All 11111!• Put>t
1/l)l)O. TOP t l,.lmlnq ~"ce U0.000
Rt<f Rule• (G. Lonqo)
Cell!f cn\t't IJ. ''"""\ £gyph•n llu!lw (E, (Obi>)
Won!fr E•Clft•• (A. Gof~onl
llrr+va Byra fJ, Llgn1,,;111
G1me G-CJ. ToCICIJ
Natl,,. C.•nn:.., \J, ~nn•1I
JflMTM •.r.Cl!--One :tiole. Pace
Cl11mlflQ . .AK -1. Purw $2600. 100
<l.,monQ .,.-lee ~lo&t'O.
Me<-•l Ru .... JP. Conrftl I'm~ Pt~ybOY IC" CllODI
Acllw ~ lG. ~VIU•~I
~c.id•IO (L l!l<unll
ll~lr~ Allllt CO. C•onl<)
N«n~ko l' .. "• (S De.on>cr\
R•'I Vint• lG LonqO!
Rtil 11-..uly lol! J, G<11o+~~1
Ab o Eh~i~n.
.A•n>~<o G~e•! lJ. l!l<ld!
M.,n_ LOOtll 'R Lf•ll
Cody Heads
Bike Field
l\l onarchs
Wra1J U11
Title Tie
LONG BEACH-Mater De.i
ri ght-hander Dave Na j c r a
pitched <1 tw<Hlit shutout as
the ~1onarchs clinched al least
:1 tic for the Ange lus League
ha ~eU..'ill tltle. 2-0 over St.
J\nthony. here Thur!Cday ...
Tht· \\'in leaves 1t1a1l·r l"kl
""'ith 'a tw().)!amc advanta At'
over its t'losest pur~uers \\'ilh
only '"'() league san1es left for
the season.
Najera. who ~truck out six
.ind didn't "'alk a n1an. got all
the offensive support he
needed \\'hen his tea1nmates
producOO single runs in the
second and sixth innings .
Don Gatozza's t :-i p I c.
fo!lowl'd by a double by Chuck
Linnert , accounted for the
first run. In the sixth. C'.1tozza
l'l'achcd base on nn error.
stole si·cood. and can1e hon1e
on a slngle by Jim G;1rd<.'a.
The victory \Vas ~Inter l..>ci's
12th against one loss in league
play.
Mlltt Del Ul
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Smit~, I! Penlnlccn,o. o~
EcclH. l!I (anou~. rl
Lei nn•"· c Macauiey , c G~rdo1. ct ~O~on, 11> °"'~"· lb ., .... .,. ·~ Tola!,
SPIKE RESULTS ... Area Roundup
Coullnut d From PlilRt Zt W 01nen Golfers LJ-1. Kel!Y (T) t. lol1nr..., (#J l.
~ ITl. Ol•l..-.U; 11.a.
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J-mlte-1. OoOCI !Ml L "•""Ulk {loll] • -· L'" .-....,,"
no ll!ltd, TlfM! It l.
170 HH-1. Gon11••· IMI " , ..... /Ml B k th ll f "° 1111•d, nmt: 1t.J. 3S C l:l Ann Teel. cluby.dfan1pioo <ll
11>@ t•~-1. Cion•~0 ... /Wl 2. Jtll-IMI El Ni'11ucl Co~lrv. Club or 1 Y1111l9f1fl IMI. Tlmt: U.2. • uo rel•1-1. M1,.1.,.. vi110. 11-~ '9.0. Cl s L.agunt&-Nlgu , has entered
''°'I ::'.J th~ '"!P.lQll§!JiJr:, g t 0 I e Miit rtl1v-1. Ml11l0t1 Vlollor--llm11 asse" ·et :ii ' fti h [ h
•u-1 Wc1Jl~ke (Ml 2. fl•nko IM! no ()rang Counly W·Q m C 0 '~
H11t;1hl: I·• u -1 et .. ko tMl 1 J~u,,. (Ml 3. Three two-week sessions of :unutcur golf championships P~~o11a ~!;:1;;;~'!, ~!.:""d °' tti1re1. bi1sketball classcs arc being Muy 13·14 at litission Vii•jo
1ie1uM ,,. offe'rcd to IJuntington Bench Cioll Club and G~n Rtvc.r
sP-1. c11u•c1W11 1M1 2. F; .. "°110 cM1 C:Olf Club. no ·~1.e1. 0•1••nc•. 0.1 ... sc~ youth in June and J11J~· under oi':U~: 11.ev•' CMl 1. Loult!fllOC11 lhc sponsorship of the Boys
!Ml l Motrrvmen (Ml. Ol11•""t. 112• C\Ub Of J·(unlington 8ellCI\.
TJ6-1 w1•t1•~e !M) 2_ J•lfo.r~ !Ml :i. The Elmer Coinbs sununer
Hubl• !Ml. Dl\t9nce: :s.-2. basketball school is open lo ,,..,..,. boy r de h MJ11~ v1.1e u•1 1u1 T111111 s rom gra I rec to
lflll-1. 01t1 !fl 'l.. 511 !\011 If) 3. eight.
l!1v0Wlkl• CTJ. Tlmt· 10.f ~1. Ctwpm1n 1r1 z. c:rltllt10 fMl 3. Signups are available at the
Rtynolll• i f i. T1 ...... , 11.1. lluntington Beach lligh gyrn
.U0-1. lorl1r>e1 IMI 1 Oita (f l J. V•n<• 1M1. r 1,.,..: !J.1. from 9 11.1n. lo 1 p.m. ,,1ay 4,
ll0-1. W•lllfl'>OVIOI \Ml ?. V1n« CM) 11 and J8.
1bc v.t>men's event is :i 36--
holc cornpctition with entry
deadline ~t ~1ay 4. t.frs. T~·I
is a six-handicap golfer and
wiU be competing "'ilh Debbie
lit&istcrlin of Mission Hills CC
and Jill Endicott of Alta Vista
CC aroong others.
Bernice Kramer. a class A
member of the LPGA. has 1 Hume (T) Tl,_ 7·0l.I.
M11-•. Wfttiert>ou .. rM1 1 .AfldtnM Enrollment fee is $25 per been named head go l f
i r i J Smttn CMI. f lm1: ''"-S st d t , 7.mllt-1. .Ana~ ...... CTI 7 Tll"nt< IM) • u en." . professiOll31 ror the Nc .... ·portcr
1 M1rcur1 cr1. Tlmr 11 :011 The scssion!·11re-from .. :Junc--nm three-par LJ.'(!Urse o i
70 M>I 1 '.AnCl•ew> IMI 7 A~!llOllV ff ) 7 'ln J I 2 d J I r:: 26 J. M•-Y (f l. T;n>t . •• 1 ·W •. ~ Y 1-1 an u Y 1...-· Nc"'JXlrl Beach .
no L+1-1 Andrewi !Ml ' siehon !Tl Ass1st1ni:-: Combs arc She comes to the Nc"•ponrr J. M..torv !l ). T im~: i.. t . .. a r11~v-1. 1u111n. Tome· 1 11.1 conchcs George Clcn1ens, Roy "1th 10 years of profesisonal MH~ <tl•y-1. Ml.,io" \1••10. Tim.e : •1·11 d 'l•k Co •
1,1, t. " i er :in " 1 c ntrera s. golfi ng expe rience including
MJ -1. c:onr1e1 (,.,..! 7. woo0~ 111 J Joclud!!d in_ lhl' classc~ \Viii 810ps :it Lancristcr. Pa ..
Ooawe ~Mi. tif!vnt: ~ia. be ball·handhng, pass 1 n g . ri.tiami Bcaeh. \Vhite Plains.
Arca Pre p Go lf
drib b I i n_ g. ~E o .... ~_iR~···~ J'iY and Jat<''>t at the
r c bounding. pf.1ymak1ng, D1sn iand C.Ql r.... Center in
execution of plnys. man·to-Anaheim.
man llnd zone defense. game
"' .. ""' "1rt!1~~i co ,1ft11 .r.n• concept. dcfen.,.ive strategy,
O'!.llt• IN)"· 11td 111<1we11. 11. ,_,. rules interpretation and
(lfDDml>d\ (N) 1~. Cltt , ... ''· ~-• I F•e..-1!Nl 11. itet. G1...:l• M. ~. lerm1no ogy.
'l$lll•d !NI 1t. 1:1e1 Mc ii:nia11111. ~.o. Additional infonnation can
l(ell tHl 71. clef. Cr1!9 IO, S.I, • 11· "' 5
1'lb•io11 11iejo
President's cup pla y is
unde r way for ,,.ome n's clui>
members v.·ith first round
matches completed.
Jn the presidcn~·s flight .
Jerri Hassan defeated Nadine ~1azc: 1'udl Sher Io pp e d
f~lcftnor Swinehart : Jean
?1te1c111f stopped Cece Coury :
and Lucv ~lcl).)nald defeated
Eleanor ·\\'hcclrr.
Glenda Guv ·clcfcntcd Jean
Oavis in 1i1c first vice
president's flight. 0th e r
rt'Sults included Fran Histec
over Jean Gntbaugh: Shari
f-;a!ltman ov{'r llonl'~' Ca rrOll :
and Jan Schudel O\'er Sue
Oark.
In 1!11.• second vice
presid~nt's night. Joan Smith
defeated Shnron Le.,.., t er :
\'irginia Barnshy ~topj)('d
Sally ~lcyer : Irene Kennedy
topped Jean laccwoni; and Dot,.
Alexander 1\·on over ~ladclin~
Stank•\•.
Huth Jt·nkins dcfeate1t Carol
\'ukich in the sccrrt.'.lry·s
fli ght: Florl'!JL'(! c:ardncr was
the \\·inner o\'C r Bo 1> p Y
Pick'.!<ing: Dot Fo ge rt y
defea1cd l\clh· Gardens: and
/1nita t.lcCloud drc\v n byl'.
In the treasurer 's flight.
Joanne Kin~ <lefea1 cd Barbara
1-:rickson: Bonni!'! Baker dre\Y
a bye: Buff Locke won over
Anna Casertfl: and Brenda
Agee dre\\' a bye .
The final round "'ill be
played next Tuesday. ---Hour rNI a.t. de!. r..-11 90. '"°· be obtained by ca 1ng 536-:nl . :..:__..::.._ --------
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Yachts Tune ·for Ensenada
h1ajor yachting activity in
Southcm Cahfornta th i s
weekcn4 will be s l u n t c d
toward the Newport lo
Enscnada race wh1rh lx!gins ;:i
'll'Cek later.
In the Ne~·port urea, U.ihi;i
Cur1nth1;1n \'achl C I u b · s
Angchnan Srries rJCl' lo Dalla
Point has bt:l'll dubbed th~·
'"i':nsenarla tuneup" f or
Pcrlor1nance •1and11·ap H:1t"
ing FIC<'t yachts. Tht· race 11 ill
bc s;uled &iturJay.
Dana PoUlt '\·al·ht Club's
Pll Rf series race on Sundav
1., Jlr.o usl'd a.s .• \Ulll'UP b\ th~·
~achts <.'nlcr1ni,: lhl' r:nscnad..1
rart.
l'l.L"B--Pl1 Ri'' Series f'\o. 2. C!.l'HS-S111;1ll t.u.1! n·~·::l!;1, S;11urd11~ , Sun:ta\.
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PACIFIC CATS WERE ORIGINAL CLASS AT LAKE HAVASU LONDON BRIDGE REGATTA
Owen Minney and Mike Sines Of Newport Beach, Defending Champions, Show Their Stuff
CAl.IFOH'.1-.'I ·\ Y\fllT --CLL'~ -~l:J~Ol"" Tru ph:;·,_ __ .;. __ ...;,_ ________ .,. ____ ..
The Harbor Areo's Newest 1:a1·" \01'<.'r!on ~·ri•·" 41 fHI.
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:-.aturd.1\·
DEFENDING CHAMPION JOHN ROSS-DUGGAN
Youngest SBilor At London Bridge Rega tta
_. -
314 at llavasu
Ct1Ls, flobit'S Lo Co1npete
A total or 314 sa.i ling catamarnns v.·1 1! pro.,,.·1 ovC'r La~e
llavasu Saturday and Sunday 111 the annual Lontlon Bridge
Ht1galll.
The only non-cala maran boats on the lake \1111 be the
Hobic-1 25. a tunnel monotype produced by Coast Catama-
ran . the firm that builds the famed Hobie-14 and HobiL.'-16
catamarans.
A NEW FLl::l-.:T this year WI!! be the Princlle--16. a
sloop-riggetl e<1l thnt has been grov. u1g rapidly in South-
land sailing ci rcles.
The other cata maran neet 1vi!I be !he 20-foot P-Calc;,
the original class that sailed on Lake Jlavasu 10 years ago.
Largest nect in this yea r's regatta is the llobic-16 c
'With more than 100 entries. The llobie-16-.B fleet_ will ha.,·e
more than 50 entries.
T.\\'O ltACES AH E scOC>duled Saturd:iy and one on Sun-
day. Ln past years v.•eather conditions on the Colorndo
River lake have ·varied from flat calms to smaU gales.
The event has grown to be far and av.·ay the largest
inland sailing regatla in the ·U.S. It is sponsored hy the
t\1cCulloch Co. and the Lake Havasu 'i'achl Club. Bolx'rl
P. ~tcCulloch J r. 1s race l'hainnan.
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skippers of boats entered in
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their boats inspected for
~fety provisions of the r:icc
as early as possible to avoid a
.llist minute rush.
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' Co!ps Snys --.......
0 C E 1\NSIDE {AP>:-'.fhc
in the mnin channei.
There is no nct-d for
em('rgcncy dredging, Anny
engineers said.
The rncc starts SnturdaY.
Mav 4. In order to obt:.un
sailing instructio ns skippe rs
must h<l\"C their yach1c; and
C"qUipincnt Ch<:<'kcd by Onl' uf
the equipment inS"p«tors. ,\I!
required equ ipm<'nl mu:;t bi:
aboard and in working order
at the tim<.' or the inspection.
The inspector 'A'ill issue a
receipt "'hich skippers must
exchange for clc:1rnnce papers
at Bahia Corinth ia n Yach!
Club, 1601 Oays1dc llrivr.
Local insp<'clors are:
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Anchorag<.', 2888 B ays ho r c
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• San Bernardino County
819 Sear loke-
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An unusual sandb.'.lr buildup
and turbulence were reJXJrted
by the Coast Guard rOC<?nlly. HOBIE CATS DOMINATE LONDON BRIDGE REGATTA AT HAVASU
J\lean"'hile, the body of an Jerry King and Patty Sandus key Ride Trapete in Tuneup
Stral Enright <1nd .John
Amies. Lido Yacht Anchorag('.
Chuck Avery. ~336 Via Ltd~•.
John Sigler. Balboa Yacht
Cluh. 111111 Bayside Drh·e.
II
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Loke Gregory-SOl'lto Ano Rover
Deep Creek·Scor Creek
Hakomb Creek
f I~1~;~f ~~E~'. ~
Escondido man who drO\\'nrd --------'---"---------'-------Hill Fundenbcrg, l\ewport
Harbor Yacht Cl ub .
I: a l ('>Id •lO<lmlOlj\ ""°_"_··:-"-:r~v ~ \
~· April 9 when his srrla!I 'bo.'.lt
capsized outside the harbor
entrance was found a hnlf-1nile
fro m shore tod<1y. Ile \\'<IS
Elvin R. :\lanktns. •IL
rtillrrc R csi"ll S •. i:a t'
SAN F H,\\'CJSCO IUPI ) -
Judge Haymond J . Arata. 67,
rcsignC'd Crom the Superior
Court bench !(I fish. play golf.
garden and ·•smell the roses."
Should h<.' have won the
coming election, he \\'ould
have. had to serve past his
701tl birlhday and therefore
lost Cull retirement ~efits.-
A fisherman 1n a pa~~u1g
boat spotted the h o d y .
Mankins' daugh1c-r. Kathy
Freeman. 20. of Stol'kton. Y.\IS
rescued by the Coast Guard
and city lifeguards when the
outboard motorboat-turned
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Coustul Weather
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.,10"' al>d mor"i"!I "°"'' oe~Grli•"'I wt~! !II norlllw(l•ltrlV U !(I 20 ~<>OI~ In
1nernoon1 IDCllV • .,d Salurdav. ~i;n
today mMr 66.
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Th<' inspector at Dana l'oint
is Boh Hoy t. For :1pJX11nt111cnt
call 4!16-927 in the c\'ening or
492-3616 in the d;iyumc. ,I
• live Bait Boats
DANA Poinl-lang Bcod1 -
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Restring Servi ce (o.1tal !emprf1Ture1 r1nqe from .a
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9,12 p.M. 2.S Se•• , .33 p.m.
Sett 12:16 p,m.
·SH D•nny Riff,
Premier Unicycle
Performer,
12:30, 1:30
and 2:30.
COME ONE -COME ALL!
See new bicycle s ... bring yo ur own and win cash prizes. $10 0 Gr and Pr ize
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Dressed Rider." Judging Begins at 1 p.m. Prizes Awarded at 3 p.m.
Place: NEWPORT CREST (Robon Court)
Time: 12 Noon, Saturday, April 27th.
New Bicycles on Exhibit from NEWPORT CYCLERY, 211 6 Newporl Blvd.
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only ··1hrt'l' or four" l'..aSl''i in
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or a rnost cun1n1on 19nd of
stroke .
ltf;SULTS ()F TllE stuUy.
part of the: Jong·rangc
Vra1nln~hn1n lil'tlrl Study' of
the Hoston l:nivcrsily f'.lcdical
Cf'ntcr. v.·erc prc~ent('d
Thursday at lhc an nu a I
rnecting uf the An1erican
Al·adcn1y or Jl;curology.
The f-ra1ningh:im h l' a r l
:;ludy fur n1ore than 25 years .
has follov.cd tht' health of
thous;1ncls of Fr<in11n~h~11n 1
residents anO is credited 11•1th1
isolating many or the risk
f;1ctors of h{·arl disease and
... 1rokc. !-:ut·h ;:is s1noking and1
fatly ditts.
1111i•d 10 !i ll· <ho1rgt·s ;1ga111st 1'hl' biochcrnist. IJr I·:. C.
·l.;1,,kv 11 1tli lht• eountil. 11nd Harton-\Vright. <·l;11n1l'd 'l'llE STL!OY ottcn1ptccl to
;1i.:a111~1 1h•· \or1h Atnf'ric:1n ;1rthri1is is cau~(·•I h 1 protih· th(' strok1·-prn11l' l)l'rson !\:t'll~JlillJl •t' i\ll1aru·1·, 11l11ch (h•fiC'il'll(')' or P<Jnto!h1•nJC ;_i('JJ. <HHI fou nd tlia! during !ht· 18.
d1.-.!1'lh(lio •s 111-. eolu11111 a conipuncnt of '. i1an11n ti )t·nrs, Hl6. p<.irlle1pa111s dice! oll
l<1 .~11un1 !>a1d h\• thought \\'hich is easily dr~troycd in ~troke. 11li ~ I~ th1· . fi r!'l lllTI(' ;l rood processing. Ht' s:i1tl ,\tlx'rothrornbotic ll raj 11
pror1·..,:-.1011•d lll·\1•:;;pap1_·r arthnt1.~ is hl'C'OlTiirig lnfarction -\Hf -in11l1ich \
most com1non tYlie of stroke
round in the study, <1t."<:ount1nt:
for 57 l:it'rccnt or the t1il11l.
'fhe researchers :;;.i\d O\'l!r·
;ill incidence of tlu!I 1ypt! or
Uroke .w:lS l'qUlll for. nitn and
11'funen. but pr1·do1nlnated in1
ren1alcs older than tl5 and in)
1nates 45 to :H . 11 \gh blood
pressure was lhl' 11l a j or
C'ont ributor for both sexes.
th<'y said. but hca\'Y cigarette
.s1nokinc also "'as signi!1cant
in n1alcs _ I
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BEACH & EDINGER
10 am Til 6 pm
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and
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Arts/Din ing Out
Entertainment OAILVPILOT 2.-;
frio..iy,Apnl26, 1974
Young man admires w all reliel 1
"Call From Delos" by UC I rvine graduate
student John Okulick, pictured below.
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Wall Reliefs lil Full Force •
Lagunan John Okulick Works With Sticks and Straw
By l 1\Cl\JE 11\'l\11\N
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J ohn Okulick. whose <'urrcnt one·
m an show of y.•all rl'liefs ~old ouL
even before it OJX"Oe<l at tht• .lack
Glenn Gallery in Corona de! 1ilar.
h as opinion s as poy.•crful as his
1work.
"People \\"ho patronize the arts in
.this area seem to be more con-
cerned \\'ith society than with art,''
Okulick says.
. ''OF COURSE nrl is ts :ilso soei:-ilizc
~it art opcnin,!!s." Okul1ck ~:;iid. ··hut
t he problem ;irises \1 h~n :.irl 1~ be ing
1iho•.vn for soci;il rca~ons r;1lhcr than to make people :l\l'i.lrc."
Okulick's intense concern \\'ilh the
seriousness ot' art is <1pparcnL111 l11s
current show, y.·h1ch runs throui,:h
)lay IO.
The rcliers \Vhich bang at discreet
d ist::incC'S n round !ht· -~lar k \rh1!1•
,\·;d i" :;eC"m lu 1nri\1· lt>\\;t rd lht·
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·made lrom :>ut:h fa n1 11Lar n1at(•r1.iJ..,
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d1nary mat1;:r1<.1ls. the piece.~ t·<1n lie
fri ghtenin_g, as if lhcy'rc o.ibuul lu
¥•a lk o ff the \.\'all.
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forte struu1in~ out\1•ard ;1 g a1H..,l
r opes ;ind Y.1rc 1nl':,h.
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:-pl'<.1k of a \1:orld falhn,!! ;.ip;1rt . held
in plat(' by unl y a f;•y: lr<1 .\1·d
Jen:.tths of rope.
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sut 1·esscs, most not:dil ~· ;1 nnt·-n1;n1
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Kaihy McClellan. Adri~nne Davi s a nd Deb~ie
Jollie perform \Vander111g Dream, a creat1,·e
dance to the tune. "Brian's Song.'' The girls
will join other &lison lligh School studen.ts in
. presenting a dance concert at 8 p.m. Friday,
J\fay 3. in the srhool gym . l\l rs. Cheryl Rink in
and l\1iss Janice \\'ood \\'ill lead the s111drnts in
tap. jazz, modern and ballet. 1\dm i:-.~1011. St Hnd
children under 12, .50 c1:nts.
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Intermission
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-::'6 DAILY PILOT
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Re11aissance Faire Becl\:011s Revelers
Aft£'r a motor trip north or
Los An ~elcs. you can abandon
~·our 2Uth Century veh icle nnd
~tl'p through the i;::itcs of time
. . .h.1rk. 400 yt-::irs to 16th
Century England. to tht' ribald
d:.iys of Queen Elizabeth I.
A11·<Jiting your arrh·al are
gl.Lld gianlS 12 feet tall, :i
n1:.ir:iuding 20-foot dragon and
trnvt'ling troubadours to
lighten your way v:ith song
and dance.
They're all part of the 12th
annu:il Renaissance Pleasure
Faire & Springtime Market at
lhc Old Par::imount Ranch in
Agour::i.
\Vending your "'DY through
the r"1<11-ro1v strccLli. lined with
the rustic shops of n1ore than
200 cra ftsn1en. you can pause
~~ to -survey a ceramic castle or
;; .. a 16th Century pullpuppct or a
Sthandmadc cuddly dragon or a
~lassblown Renaissance viSU.'.11
•'drtight.
OR YOU can linger in the
.shade of an oak tree and
ur.vcy the entourage of the
~Ul.'CO as she passes in
honor of her visi t, by the local •
townsfol~.
There's the opportunity to ~
indulge Ui 16th Cc n t u r y
culinary dellghts such as
smoked chicken, steak on a •
stake, cheeses. bangers and , •
pastries, quaff an ale or a , .~
golden t-.lead wine, t'O\l'S \
n1ylkc or fruit juices.
ALL AND more is possiLle ,
at the faire and market "'hich
recreates the England of ~00 ·
years ago.
t'airegoers arc encouraged
to join in the 1nood or the time '~
by donning appropri a 1e 1 . ._
costumt"S for the venture into 1-~ ":-
yesteryear. To assist those "·1~·
wt~ would adhere t o .
Renaissance dr~. the Faire
offers a brochure on how to
1nake r-.t cdieval and
Renaissance cos fume s , ·• ,:,.._~
including suggestions on bow ,... ~ ;
to turn a 20th Century paUcm ,,.,
into a proper costume, and ,....
suggestions for po s s i b I c
accessories. The brochure
n1:1v be obtained bv \1·riting to .
Faii-e Cos\un1es, . P.O. l:lox
4641ill. IA>s .\ngl·l..:s 9UIH6. . ·''
Am(ldeus Qiwrtet
Plays in Laguna
London's famed Amadeus Quartet will be in the Art
Colony May 9 to offer the final concert in the 1973-74
season of the Laguna Beach Chamber ~1usic Society.
War.ks by Haydn, Beethoven and Bartok will be per·
formed in a recital scheduled for 8:30 p.m. in the La·
gu na Bea.ch l!igh School auditorium. From left are Nor·
bert Brain, violin, Siegmund Nissel, violin, Peter Schid-
lof, violin, and t.1artin Lovett, cello. The society has en-
gaged the London Virtuosi, the French String Trio, the
Quartetto Ca:ecilia di Roma and the Borodin Quartet for
four concerts in the 1974-75 season. Subscriptions are
now avai lable.
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One admlttlon entitles you up to 6 hours skating fun.
ASK ABOUT SPECIAL GROUP RATE
SAM OtlGO NI~.
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ICE CAPADES CHALE T COSTA MESA
MESA VERDE SHOPPING CENTER
HAlllOll BLVD AT ADAMi
Tel: 979·BBBO
Th(' Ciultar Shop!)(' or (,aguna Bf.arh prt'Sl'nls
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 8:00 P .~1.
FREDERICK NOAD
lute <1nd guit;.11·
HAYDEN BLANCHARD
tenor
CAROL HERMAN
1~ f'l/Q ! .~.~Oll<'t'.
IJc1roq1u•. t111d
Con!e111µoronJ
works by
Mila11.
Dowland.
Lowell',
Brifton. ana of/1er.~.-
\'iola da gamba
La~u na Beach lligh School Auditorium
Gen(•ral Admission S.1.75
T1('k 1·t ~ no" on ~ale :1t Thl' Gu itar Shoppe. ur~; :-.. t ·nast Hwy., Laguna llcach. or ;1t the door.
For further 1nrormation call -19; -2110 ~roccssion . grc<'tin!! ht' r
ubJcctS. on h(·r 1vay to \'h."IV
"The !\l::isque of the Judgn1e11t
{ Paris" being acted out in
'!'he fil irc [,, located off the
\'cniw·a Fri:-cwoy \\'l'Sl at lhc
l\auan Road Exit.
GYPSEY DANCERS TAKE CENTER STAGE AT FAIRE
Event Also Offers Commedia d ell 'Arte and Shakespeare ------------------------
·,,Programs
, Honor Ives,
Slioc"itberg
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;o1nhi1io us 6 4 • Jl r o gr a 1n
~hedule or co·1ccr1s featuring
-·;1rtist.s fron1 around the 1vorld
• llas !)e{>n announced for the
J9i4-i5 Los Angeles ~lusic
Ccntl'r season.
Executive Director Ernest
Flcishn1an said the reason
\1ould be d.:dica1t•d !o the
IOOth anni\·ersancs of the
births of !l\O ~rl':lt 1'Qnductors.
Charles Ives and Arnold
Shocnbcrg. . .
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W-ith-This Ad.
Fuel & Ignition
Diagnosis
By Appointm ent
At The Repair
Centers
Listed Below FAN BELTS '·'0 """ IYtlf·-·
The season ~ icks orr \\"ilh
Verdi's ··Rcfjuir1n" fca1urinA
sopranos ~larlina Arroyo an1l
!\lignon Dunn and Italian st<1rs
Luci ano Pa v a r·o l I i and
J{u~gcro R.1ifondl.
"Let's Be Responsible" 8 .
O!ht>r inlcrn.i tlonal st;1rs on
!he l'ight·n1onth s c: h c du 1 e
int·ludc l ~rcicli \'i11lin1st Zvi
z,.1tlin, l\orran \' i o 1i11 is I
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Get an Echlin 'Hi-Energy'
Tune-up.
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1nun1-.r !\!r1•d II r ~ n d c I . rrioney blow ing 1t out o1 1ne1r tailpipes. 101 lack
. \rgr11tin1an pi~1 n1s1 ~l:ir!ha of a good tune-up Our Echlin "~11-Encrgy"
.\rgcr1ch iln<I !he spcctaculil r Turie-Up delivers the e1t!ra spark energy you need
I uban p1;1ni~t II or a c i o 10 sQueeze all the paweryou cange!-ou\ ot
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l:ntirrrcz. every d1opol gasoline And every Echlin pa111s
Guest conducl.Ors include perfectly matcned-made to work 1ogether-w1th
J11n1e~ l.l'\'llll' of I ht'
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no weak 1t.nks-1or be!ler performance. \h·tropolltan 0flt'r.1. AnCre1\ l)<t \ is nf !h r '.'.:cii ForaTune·Upyoucan "leel"-!ormoreoowor
Philharn1fln111 On·hi•!;tra of ou1 o! lessgaso1 1ne-gc! ou r Echlin "Hi· Energy ·
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Arlan Pfohl Chevron Service
3190 Harbor llvd.
Costa Me-sa 540-9650
C & C Texaco Service
2252 Harbor ot Wilson
Costa Mow 548-8341
D & M Texaco Service
3001 Harbor Blvd.
Costa MtM 549-1200
Dee Whitson Chevron Service
280 I Harbor ll•d.
Casta Mesa S4s..47SS
Grand Prix Ti~Automative
171 B Hewpori llvd.
645-7022
Harbor Shell Station
2249 Harbor llvd.
Costa MtMI 646-5231
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Jack Bott•s Fai r Exxon
Foil· & Foir•iew
Costa Mesa 556·6281
Jim Nonce Che-Yron Sttvice
2160 Harbor llvd.
Costa Mesa 642-1787
M & M Automotive
I 711 Pomona AYe.
Costa Mesa 541-5081
Mesa Verde Union SerYice
1645 Adam• Avt.
Costa MHa 540-1206
South Coast Shell
3045 Bristol St.
Costa Mtso 546--7220
Vi.ta Center Shell
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Costa Mtso 642-9044
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Goodbye Hollywood!
We Have Our Own Farmers Market!
and we sell all the fancy FOODS ,S;;>';;:,
al SENSIBLE PRICES ,~,"<~':'"
the world 's finest PRODUCE
the wo rld's freshest FLOWERS
And Maw! Our Hewe-s t Addition,
"WIHEMEH'S CELLAR," Compi•t• Doti and
Wine Store! Come in and Stt "Our Fu 1111en
Morlcet" -You'D Love It. and You11 Love the
Prices!
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M.! ~, '::_·''.:::.,:RijJL·~•[ll ·~ ~~~·: R1llf:I1T1h~'~ ~
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It's gclltn~ to b • one of lhmic annuul
l'\'cnts !hat cn:ltJlt' us to t'<liil ()ff our
!roub les for a .,..-hill'.
Like "'hen scvf'rill .S\\'a1lows make it
back to fapistrnno. n b .. 1ck.,..·ater vill:lge
bans "Catchc·r 1n !hr llyr" or a Gahor
sisl<'r lakes :i Ill'\\ husbt111d
The latest rlt>\'1 \nprnC'nt offf•r1ng relil'f
frnn1 lhc h11mdrun1 is Skiles and
llend('rson's yf'arly boflrding of the good
ship B('ubcn E Lt>e 1n "\Pwport Bt'aeh.
The t'XJ>t'ricnct> is a surC'-fire "'av ·10 let
lhe n1agic fJO\lt'r of humor exorcise alt
our l'urrenl devils
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Not a n1oment too soon. the e11r:1ti\'C
tou1foolt'!ry for lx"<lra~~k'<I 1971 g1•ls
under v.ay next Tu1·sda\'. ~11,unt your
pl;ins quick!\. hn\\'e\l•r. tht• 1·nt;<1b:,el11ent
is lin1itt·c! tn nnt· l!t'l'!1ng ll'l'ck.
THEY 'LL PLAY IN NEWPORT BEACH NE XT WEEK
Skiles and Hefidersoro ~eturn to Reuben E. Lee
Bill Sl..Jli•s and I 't'll' 1 ll'ndt·r~nn l'()u ld
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solid rnontlls. Anrl 1li:1!"s as 11 shhuld h;·
for l\IQ hunh:lo\111 bo~s-11011 rt111l..L'tl ;1s
one i)r 1h1· lop l"Otnt1.h tt.,1!11!>-in i:hn\\'·hu
-;1p1>t'ar111g on lhl' sl a~.e· th.it l:1uncht•d
IJ11·1r <Ill on the rn;ul to !'1!;1rdun1.
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;1uU1elll"1•s on thl' r :nldll •~J:t'r<: ~11:n111o •r
~ho\1 for !~·an .\lar\111 :111d !'llu·h sJ1<111<. 1..;
.f.1111111' Car.;;()n. /)ti\ 1(! Fr,,•t ,1.•n
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l.fH).-; FOil countlrs.o; nicrnbt'ri; ol thl' Erl Sullivan. In .1dd1t1nn 10 !"uru1•!
loyiil ;ind oldt•<;l-stand tng f:i n club _ t·~trnsi\"t•lv 11 ith '"L:H1~h Jn "s"' H1111an
Orangi.' Cou111y oul ·n· abnutcrs _ to he <1nrl :-0\arlin. lh1•\ havC' ;1p;)l·:1 r1~! ill 11',1!1\"
on h11nd for ;i rous1nl! fl"lllrn \1 l'lt:on1r 1n;11nr 111i.;t11clubs inc-ludil'l! the Ft1n1,n!!<1.
And bring an·addini: rnac·h1nr· 10 t oun1 Sand~ :ind l~rndrn;1rk 111 1 ~1!'1 \•:.:,•~.
the con\·crsions 11111011~ tho!\C Sf't'ing Bill Harr:ih"s 1n l.:1kr T~1h•lt: <ind the l\11.:onut
and !'etc for the t1rst lllllC 1n person. (;fO\"C Ill Los t\ngeJ,•s.
Thev arr· trulv 1n1·t·nlt\"(.' C'!l\('r!<1inrr:c;, E\t'n ao.; Tht•r board th•· Hl'til>i·n E. !,it'
\\'hn bt·gin 1111h a prl"rlll~l· 1\·J111'h c\"Oh"t•s ne-:t \',Lt·k till'\ 11 h .. lHll•<t1 :.111:.: lr•Hll ;i
into <1n engag1111-!. tnoidl':lll and 11·ildly JL1Sl-<"on1·ludt«1. Eur11pt•;u1 10ur 11nh th1· hil:iriou~ n1on1;1 ~d of i1npm1'i"al i1in:•' Carri. .. nll·r~. That Jrtunt luun11 1!1•·111 p;intnn1in1~·. 111d;•-r;1ngint.: ~('lf-pr('(!Ut:Cd rlf'r!Qr!lll ll~ In Fr:1nk!Llfl St111:l..hnh1\.
.Y!Ulld ct!t·r:ts. ;u11I S4.'!f·<H.:<'Olfl]J.'Hl1Ct! ("t1pt·nh;11:1•n. 1\~11sh•rda1n. (;l.1si.;011 i lld
vocal harn1oni zing of a Jii;ht lune r1r t\\n. Ith· En~li:-.h t·iti•;s of \l:111e!h•;,,t1•r,
l.t\'t·rponl. Soutl1por1 l.1 1n~h·11 l\r 1"'1ol . Hoth comL'<lians flre ex1>ert n1usicians: Uourneinouth :iiid Birinuigli:un
Skile on the drun1s. vi~s. piano and •·concert tire pump" and Hrnderson nn t\ppi'arane1:s :1lr('ad y sr.hi·dult·d f11r this
the piano, bass, vivlin, saxophone. and sur111ncr include ~\er\' l:r111ul. .Johnny
guit<ir. Carson. Di~ne~l<ind and /!;1rr:1h'<; HL·no ---------·------,--
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GARDEN COURT ROOM
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY
BRANDIE BRANDON OUO
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Welcome to the new Restaurant
Horikawa--
a true gounnet • • expenence m
Japanese dining.
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HANGTOWN FRY
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PRI ME RIB OF BECEF, AU JUS
EGGS ORTEGA
And Or lier Brunch Selections
Oioice of
Fresh Fru1rs 1n Champagne ,
Chilled Freshly Saoee1ed Orange Juice.
Iced G:Jtpacho.
Basket of"Assorted $\veet Rolfs & Muffins,
Hon-ie Fried Pora roes &
Freshly Brewed Coffee Served w,-th every Enrree
OPEN DAILY 11:00 AM
Lunch Served to 5 PM
Dinner Served from 5 PM
LOUNGE ENTERTAINMENT
NEWPORT BEACH
59 Fashion lsl1Jnd
For Re~rVJtions Please CJ!I
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! WILLIE JACKSON
Wednesday thru Sunda y
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---• ---NE\\1POHT llAHUOR ART l\1USEUi\t -2211 W. Balboa l\1ay <I. to the 19th century, may be viewed through l\1ay JO. lloun:
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Early Bird Special
Complete Dinner-$3.95
Monday through Friday
S to 7 p.m .
D•nci ft9 3 En+trl•inment
Ni9htl ~ In Th, Lou"~'
CONTINENTAL CUISINE
Al lHE F A~l+ION l~LANO ~10EWAY
Oi11nt< e Mon.-5•t. e Lu11ch e Mo11.-fri,
l•11q u1h e C•lefirtq e p,;v•lt P•rlie1
60G·D Newport Ce11ter Dr., Newport Center -644°S06G
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10 A.M. to 2 P.M.
BANQUET FACILITIES
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Fro"' S r.M.
NOW FEATUlllNG 117 rACIFtC COAST HWY,
DAVID & LAURIE HUN TINGTON IEACH
rlallO, Guita,, Yotals
folk· Rotk • Sta11dard • Dance 536-2555
T11ea. 1hu1 Sert.
lllvd., Nc\\·port Beach. Paintings and collages by Callfor-f\londay through Friday from noon lo ~ p.m. and Sunday
n1a artist E1nt>rson Woelffer. The exhibit focuses on a 20-~GUNA BEACJI ft.IUSEml OF ART -307 Cliff Drive, La· from I to" p.rn.
yeor period and contains 50 \'<orks. Through June 2. En-guna Beach. Collection of the works or William Foster (1882· CHALLIS CALLElllES _ 1390 South Coast !fwy., Laguna
trunce Gallery: 20 drawings by earthwork artist Robert 1953), an early iJlustrator for liarper's, Saturday Evening Beach. Acrylics by Lucia Anderson and oils by Paul Soui.a.
Smithso n \\'ho died last summer at the peak of his career. Post, etc. The exhibit is a st udy of the\fenwle (iJ,rure. Also, through April 28. Hours: \Vednesday through Sunday from
!lours: Tuesday-Sunday, noon-4 p.m. and f''riday, 6-9 p.m. photograms by Jerry Burchfiled and an inyilntional mem-ll l ,
COHONi\ Dl::L !HAR LfBRARY -420 ?i.farigold, COrona
dcl t.la r. Oil paintings by \Vinifred Voegelin and turquoise
jewel ry and olhl'r Indian artifacls. Hours: !'11onday-Tues-
day-Wcdnesday, 1-9 p.m .. Thursday-Saturday 9-5 p.m.
CllEZ ELLE -197i1 S. Coast lf"'Y-. Laguna Beach. Oil
paintings by Elyse Harmon and lfelen \Vinslow, through
June 15. Hours: l\1onda)-Saturday. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
NE\\'PORT DEACll aVJC CENTER -3300 Ne'A'J)Ort Blvd .•
Newport Beach. Se pia Ink study in four panels by Carol
Slaindon. Also, tapest ry exhibit \vhich includes the \\'Ork of
Liz Bennett, Pat l\tarkle~ Mary Pryor, Dix.ie Hall. Nancy
llalluda. Mary Edmundson, Sheila Del Real. Jill Tora yM
and tacnda Winlerbotham. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
JACK GLENN GALLERY -2831 SE .. Coast lf \Yy., CororlR
drl r-.tnr. \Val l reliefs by John Oku lick of Laguna Beach, a
LC lrvule gradu:.ite student in <1 rt. l·lours: Daily, II a.nl.·
5 p.m. ·
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COLLECTOR'S CllOICE -606 N. Coast •ll\'Y., Laguna Beach.
Acrylics, slitchcry and stoneware by Gonzalo Duran, through
VEAL CUTLET
OSCAR
Gi•llllhtd wll!I A1plfifUI llp1, Crib 1.,1, UllCt
eordtl•I••· lopped wl1h •... ,. ....
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DINNER ENTRIES
VINA
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Art Stn<lent
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Chapman College senior art
st udent Jonde Northcutt "'ill
present a collection of her
11·orks l\tonday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
Purcell Callery, 333 N .
G!11sscll St.. Orange.
A "'Clear Celebration into
Ra inbow" offers p r i nt s .
photographs and d r a w i n g s
created especially for the
shov.r \1·hich will open with a
reception fi1onday at 8 p.m.
for n. .. ,,
H11abaiJri ill To-
Vilif
Athens Burger U.S.A.
5,7 W. I 9ttll SI,. c..t• Mt-WI
·64b-7666
.~~ Ct:'r11111~1y 2/t~Jtt((l't'tlll
ENTER! ~.INMENT J -·
NIGHTLY ,
bership exhibit. Hours: Open dally, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays
alld 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. \l!'eckends.
GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE ART GALLERY -15744 Golden-
west St, Huntington Beach. The works of 12 art Instructors,
members of the GWC art faculty, are on exhibit through
April. Art forms: include conceptual paintings .by Bob Alder-
ette, ink washes by Harvey Clemans, three-dimensional en-
vironment by Kay ~tortenon, and stitchery by Darrell Ebert.
Hours : 1'1onday·Friday, 10 a.m,-5 p.m. and \Vednesday,
7·9 p.m. '
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ART GALLERY -2701 Fair·
view Road, Costa t.1esa. Thirty~ight photographic prints by
famed Japanese photographer Eikoh Hosoe and selected
"·orks by OCC photography fac ulty. includ ing Victor Land·
1,1•edcr. Larry Larsen, lion Leightoll1 TinR Lend. Brian l.e"·ls .
Brion Mille r, John Sanford, Steve Schwartz. Arthur Taussig
und John Upton . !lours: J\londay through Fridoy, Y ~1.111 .-
2 p.m.
CAL ~iATE FULLt:RTON ART GALLERY -800 No. Stale
College Blvd .. fi'ullerton. "Santos" exh ibition inC'ludes, more
than 150 hand<arved religious figurines from the 16th and
a.i.n. o ., p.m.
UC IRVINE ART GAIJ..t<:RY -Fine Arts Village. UC Irvine
campus. Piect by Tom Eatherton described .as ·•space de-
finc.-d by glowing lines agaimit the darkness of a void.''
Hou r!!: Tuesday through Friday from ooon to ~ p.m. and
Sundays from I to 5 p.m. '
CAL STATE LONG BEACll GALLER\' -6101 E. 7th St,
Long Beach. "Art of the Abelam of New Guinea." art ob-
jects and ritwl instruments mad4 by a New Guinea tribe.
\l'itl be on exhibit through April 29. llours : J\1or1day through
Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday. lrom I to i p.m.
~tUCKl=:NTJIALER Ct:~TER 'CliLTURAL CE!\'TER -1201
.~falvem Ave .. Fullerton. ""Sho"·case," the scc:ond annua l art
Rental Gallery Juried exhibition. fealures lhe l''Orks of
Orange County artists. Hours: Tuesday through Sundays.
l·S p.m.
EVE "S AllT <iALLEll lES -1416 S .Coast 1-l"'Y·· Laguna
B1.1uch. \\'orks by Diana Bartz and Robert ~l arshall. through
April. Hours: ~londuy·Friday JI a.m.-5 p.m. and \1•cekends,
11 a.m.-6 p.n1.: South, Coast Village. \Vestcrn art by F'rank
Austen und Tony Ca!agno. through Apr il. I-lours: l\1ondny-
1"hursday . 10 a.in.-\1 p.m.: F'riday and Saturday. 10 a.m.·
JO p.m. and Sunday. II a.m.-6 p.m,
Lagm1a11 E1·ic He11de1·so11 i11 Co11cert
F' i It e e n-y ear-o ld Eric
Henderson of Laguna Beach
"'ill present a classica l guitar
C'Onecrt Saturday, l\1ay 4. at
Fullerton Jr. Collegl', 321 E.
Chapn1an Ave .. Fullerton.
lie "'ill present a ve1rird
program during the C'Oncert
\1•hich will begin at d p.m.
Barcelona with Prof c s s o r
Emilio Pujol.
f.lcndcrson has performed in
Spain and the Netherlands.
\Vhcn he gave a concert In
Jaen. Spain a Sp a n is h
nc1,1·spapcr commented. '·\Ve
arc sure that Eric Henderson
is the ne\V genius Of the
gui tar."'
A ourcn hc\Yspapcr said, llENDERSON has been "This 15-year-old American studying classical guitar for guitarist's 1 e c h n i q u e is
eight yea rs. !Ic began his impeccable and his phrasing is
fontl<ll training ""ith Antonia ·remarkably nlature for his
l\forales of Laguna Beach young years."
"'hen he was :;even. F'ol101.,.ing his s ou t he r n
lie spent the summers of California a P p ea r a n c e s
1971 and 1972 studying with Henderson is returning to
masters in !\ladrid. Jn 1971 he Spain to ... prepare f o r
studied wilh Aurrero Herrero. i n tern a l ion a I g 11 i ! ;1 r
considered to be one or the con1pelition in UarC'f'lona in_
finest teachers in E:urope. September
nuring his second trip to ;-::.-=-===="'-"---r-.tad rid, llenderson had an -
audience with Andre s Segovia. You can Charge
Mc 11lso pcrforrnt..>d l\'ilh :--lu-
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Jorge Lavat of Mexico
MEXICAN FILM STAR
Sarita Garcia
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MEXICAN TELEVISION AND RECORDING ARTIST
Amalia Macias to Appear at Knott's
J(1iott's, Magic J(ing·doni
Plan Cinco Celeb1·c1tio11,s
Subway Site Surfaces
Mexica11 Artifacts
C"1nco d~· :\!a vo celehrauon~
v.ill 1akr• plaL-~ Sa lurda.\ and
~\'untlav. :\!av 4-5, at Koot rs
Berry" Farm" and D1sneyl:.lnd
Bo!h ;1mu,emcnl p.1rks \\JIJ
featUrl' 1\lcx1can telcviiliOO.
flln1 and rt'1...'0rd1ng artis ts on
stage. ·rhl' cclebratrons also
v.111 1nclutlc :\I c x 1 can
cl'lchritics. n1ar1ach1 a n tJ
niarimba bands.
Archeol ogy or the ri.1etro, an
exhibit of Fifexican artifacts
discovered during the
con.struction of the Mexico
City subway · syste1n, is on
view at the California Slate
Museum of Science a n d
Industry.
'I'he exhibit has I 7 I
specimens. The artifacts are
from J\.1exico's pre-Hispanic
period, Hs first Co I o n i a I
period, and artifacts from the
innermost recesses or the old
city of Mexico; Tenochtitlan.
The artifacts are among.180
tons of archeo lo gical
artifcats that n·erc discovered
along the excavation si1e of
1he i\1exico City s u b \Ya y
system in 1967.
The Nntional lnslitute of
Anthropology and ~I i s l o r y
began a rescue mi ssion to
preserve me artifacts. 0 f
ritexia>'s cultural past v.i1ich
covered the 26·milc excava-
ti on site.
The sculpture
fOUNtAIN VAll(l'
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contains a giant jaguar head :
a normal size skuH and
precious stones as eyes and a
figure of Ehecall. god of \\'ind .
The exhibit con l ain s
ceran1ics. musical instruments II EA II I Iii G U1sneyland's
of s lo n c . m in i at u re lail·nl IU\l'U I> 11 i!I Jx> three of
representations of the ball 1\lex1co·~ n1os1 heralded star<;.
actress &irua {;arc i a .
court . te!<"vtsion pcrforiner :i n d
Early Colonial Pc r i o d l"l'COrding artist. Jorgl' l.avill
findings include plates, bowls, -and singcr-con1poscr C<lrncl10
candlesticks. buckles, rings. li l•yni1.
thimbles, padlocks, pots and The entertainers \I'll! bf
nec klaces. accon1pan1ctl by !\lariad:u Los
The exhibit IS in the Spare Campcros and 1nastcr or
Building of the exhibit. The 1ercmon1es Anton io l)eio;\J an:o
hours are :'llonday !hrough 11hc11 1h<•y pcrforn1 oh the
Friday. lO a.m.-1 p.n1. and 1'vinon;o11·la nd stago at !. 3
Saturday and Sunday. I noon -5 ;1nrl 5 v 111 Saturday and
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Hi~ lolenh or!' v11equnlled lhey ve already been
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"The Conversation" ..
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John Gazale · Allen Garfield · Cindy Williams
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WHAT TO DO '
Polir;e, S-iudents in-Don-key-Game
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AP RIL 27
DONKEY BASKETBALL -Orange Coast COilege's Chorale
sponsors ll donkey basketball ganic <it 8 p.m. Saturday in
lho OCC gyn1. A team c11m1)()S(.'ll of administrators and stu·
dents will play an all·star unil from the Cosat Mesa l'ollee
Department. Tickets. avail<"1ble al the door. are $1.Th for
:1du1ts; $1.50 for students Hnd $1 for children uiidcr l2.
APltlL 2&
STUDl'~NT DANC£ -Ora11gc Coast College will !rtage n stu-
dent dance froni 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. in the OCC Student C<>n-
tcr. Admission is 50 et·nts "1th student card and $1 without
APR fl 30-~lA Y 5
V.'O~I EN'S \VEEK -Orange Coasl College is sponsoring a
v.·ccklong observance of won1cn. Celebration of Women. The
event fcaturrs l('Ctures. films. semi nars, arts and crafts
shows. di$lay of contemporary "'omen poets. Exampl es:
\Y01ncn in Russia : Women in Hf'ligion; College and Cart'<'r
OpportLmitics for Women; Can \\'omen Sucet'Cd in Polillcs?
and ''Cries and \\1bis(>ers. ''. Information. 5.%-57~ .
APRIL 'l7
TENNIS t:XJJIOITION -World Team Tennis. the ni;w pro-
fessional tennis league, is holding an all slar exhibilion
match at 2 p.n1. Saturd1iy al lhc Nen1port Reach Tennis Club
in Newport Bc:lch . The match . v.•hich '':ill feature top tennis
pros, is free lo the public.
APRii. 26
VOCAf. FF.STIVAL -Ne"'porf-i\'lcsa School 01strl!'t sponsors
a high school voca l fcstiv<il. nl 7:30 p.1n. Friday. April 21.i.
tit Newport /l.1rbor l·ligh S<.•hool Auditorium. 16th and /r1•inc
Streets. Ncv•port Bench. Cal Sl<.rte F'ullcrton music profcs·
sor David Thorse n will din~cr. Admission free.
APRIL 2i
ORCHESTRA CONCERT -Los Angeles Philharmon ic will
perform under the direction of Zubjn !\lehta. sponsored by
Orange County Phi/harmonic Sociely. at 8:30 p.m. Saturday,
April 27 in Crawford Hall, UC lrvine. For lickel informa·
lion call Orange County i'hilharmonic Society (714) 646-6411.
THROUG ll APRIL
WILDFLO\\'ERS -1'he California state Oovrer. lhc Golden
J>oppy . is among many "'ildnowers now in bloom near thf'
city of Lancaster. Admi~ion is free to the cit y's annual
\\lildrlov.·cr Show.
TllROUGll APRIL
PLANETARIU~I SHOW -(iriffith Obscrv:itor.v. GrHf11h
·Park, Los Angeles. presents "The Grea t Gum Nebula." \Vc-ck-
day programs are al J and 8:30 p.m. Addi1iona1 shov.·s on
Vriday, Saturday and Sundays. lnform<ition. 1213) litH-1192.
Admission, SJ for adults ancl 50 cents for children.
APRlL ts-27
DRAl\1A -"Vector: One·• .v.·i ll be performed by UCI Sur-
vival Theatre, a nonverbal the<iter under direction of Ashl ey
Carr. assistant professor of drama. Fine Arts Village Con·
cert tlall. UC lr.·ii:ie campus. 8 p.m. Wednesday through
Saturd<ly, April 2~-27. Admission SL
APrtll~ %6-27
l\1ARDI GRAS -UCLA"s annual supercarniva l takes place
Journalist
To Speak
Hobert s. Elegant, a n
aw t1r d ·1vi nning foreign
t-orrcspondcnt. will speak at 8
o'clock tonight in Plumn1er
Aoditortun1, 321 E. Chapman
Ave .. Fullerton.
Saturday and Sunday, April 26-27 on the UCLA cnmpus. l'ro-
t'IX-ds go to underprivileged and dia~tic chlldrcn and to i
UCLA's studcnt·run summer camp, Uni-can1p.
APRIL %6 '
LECTUH ~ -'"American Politics: 76 and Beyond" will be
the subject of David S. Broder, nationally syndicated poliU·
cal <.'Olumnlst. Science Lecture !fall. ·uc Irvine. 3 p.m. Fri-
d:1y. April 26. Tickets at $2 avaUable frorri Studenf Affairs
C.:ommitlee on l..cctures. UC Irvine, Ca. 9'l664. For informa-
tum call Student Affairs Commitlee on Lectures, 833-5588.
i\.1AY 3-4
DRA!\IA "''ORKSJI OP -Four one-act plays dil'e<'t.cd by UCI
graduate students in drama, sponsored by UC! School of
Fine Arts. will be presented in the Fine Arts Village Studio
Theatre, UC Jn1ine, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, May 3 and
4. Admission 75 cents.
MAY S.11
1\IUSJCAL DR A~IA -'"1.bc Love Apple: A A1ll'iical Jo'arce in
T"o Acts" by· llon Thronsori and Peter S. Odegard . UCI •
associate pfofl'SSOr of music, With UCf associate professor
of rnu sic ~1aurice ,\IJard as conductor and Michael Van
Landinilhanl as guest director. will be presented in the Fine
Fine_ '1rts Villa @ Q>ncert Hall, UC lr~ine, 8 _p.m. Wcdnes-
da.v Lhrough Saturday, May 8·11. Tickets at $.1 available
fron1 Finr Arl..o; Box Office. Vor further information call
Fine Ari:> Oox Office (714) 83.1-6617.
~JAY 10-11
flllA~IA \\'OF:KSllOP -"Six Characters in Search of an
/lulhor" by Luigi Pirandello, di rected by Hank Woessner.
IJC I graduate i;ludC'nt in drania. \\'ill be presented in f'ine
Arts Village. 272 Sculpture and Ceramic Studio, UC Irvine,
a p.m. Frido.ty an~ Saturday, !\tay 10 and lL
!\.1AY 12
VOICE CONCERT -Senior recital by baritone John Shctts,
11•ill take place in the Fine Arts Village Concert Hall on
CC lr\'iae campus, 8 p.m. Sunday. ~1ay 12.
l{ussiau Jc,vs
Filn1 Subject
,\ docun1eiirary film on !he
life of Jews ln Hussia will be
sho"'n at 7 p.m. Sunday,
J\l:1y 5. in the r~ullcrton Jr.
C.:ollcgc Cainpus Theatre.
Tickets tire $1 and are
<ivailablc al. the dOOr or by
calling \Vomen's Amerir:an
ORT at 558-l 132.
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Elegant is recognized as one
of the leading analysts and
interpret e r s on the
international scene. lie ha~
spent more !han 20 years in
thr F'ar Ea~t. Tic kr:ts :irf' $.I
for actul1 s and $1.50 for
!'ludcnls.
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KNDTT 'S BERRY FARM
Pacifica
Quartet
-Po Play
'l'he Pacfflca Plano Quartet,
four naUonally·known ) oung
in.strumentaUsts who a r c
teaching in: a ocw
program at U<(LA,
perform alt Golden
CdJep on Tueiday.
'!1iC quartet wlll piny
p.m. in the com1nunlty
theater, in the fiflh of a
Golden West spring concert
series. Tickcl.'I, available in
the college bookstore. arc
$2.50. or SI .50 w I t h
associated student body card,
'associates in music in a
DAILY P!lOT
Ro ge1· Wag11er Cl101·ale to To111· USS I{
The Hoger \\'agntr Los
Angl•\es ~l:istrr Chor:il(· \\ill
represent 1hc Un1tt-d SUH(•S 111
C.'Qru,;1'f1. tqur of th(• Sovtl•I
L'111on ~lay 10 through Jw1e 2.
The 3f•-\'01ce profes.s1unal
choru!c>. 100 by Condue10r
\\'agnt·r. \\ill pcrfon11 <:01lc1·rt!>
in ~11nsk , Kiev. Big.1 , Tallinn.
l,A'n1n~r:1d and ~1os1:ow.
Thf' choral!' i!'i tlk' f1r'll
niajor An1l'r1c.an 1)f·r for111ing
~ grot:11 ,lo tour the Sov1ct
l'n10h th1!! yPar uil<i<'f" the
U.S.·USSH Excl\anges
.'\grcemcnt. The agrt-,;ornt'lll
provKics the cxcllangc uf 10
ilrtl!llC groups bl•t\\'t'Cll 197~
and 19i6.
:i ballet company urc plaMt-d
.1s the nt•x1 two Amt'ri<"an
presentations later this )'c.1r.
A 23-PIE CF: S()\1t'l
och<'stru , \\'ilh !'!'<: 1Tll"i1 J;in~
fro1n the United Sh1!tw:. will
3{'(.'0111p.1ny The A n1 .-. r 1 1· ,1 ,1
<"hor.11 sin~{'rs in con1.:cr1.-" of
1·la~'iic.:il chor11I n111~ll'f\\C>t'k!<.
A n1 1• r 1 can folk -.ong.;;,
~lf\.'lto.ns fron 1 A 111 l' r 1 f' ;1 n
n1us1('>J[ tll C':ilt·r and ~pu1tua!s.
.'\o So\'lt'! orcht'Sl r.1 h;i.~
J('('Ql\l\J,;1.lllrd pr{•\'IOUS IOU!'~ or
/1 n1l'ric·~u1 l'/luraJ ,.,1,,•1nbl1•'.
The l 'ni\'!'l'SLly of ~l1ch1i.::1n
Ch;1n10..•r fho1r 11 ,1~ th!' l:1..;t
l 1111t'Cl St~1t1·s chor.11 g.roup to
tour lh1· So11t>I L nio11 in lfJ7J
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ConSt'r\ ;itor .' C"hi•rus
1>erform1'Cf rlM.•r1· ui 1966. th1·
Olx-rl1n Co!lc~t· t'la•Jr 111 196 1
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associates in music in a an
UCLA program in \\·hich
music students \\'ork directly
with successful cooCP.rt artist:;
of about their own age.
PACIFICA PIANO QUARTET WILL VISIT GOLDEN WEST
L-R: Mona Golabek, Paul Polivnick, Jeffrey Solow, Kathleen Lenski
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LUTANIST GIVES SECOND IN CONCERT SERIES
Frederick Noad: Elii.abethan a'nd Contemporary
Luta11ist to Perfor111
111 Lagu11a 011 Sat1u·ctay
Lu tanist a n rl guitarist
Frederick Noarl \\'ill present a
program of Elizabethan and
contemporary music Saturday
at 8 p.m. in the Laguna Btach
High School Auditorium. It IS
the second in a series of guitar
concerts.
Noad and vi-OIJ da ga111ba
player carol Herman will
::ccoinpany tenor H a y d e n
Blanc:1ard in early piCCl'~
rrom England, Spain and
France. Noad also \\' l ! I
perform solos for the fu!e.
Noad received hi s 1nusical
training at \Vellington College
in England. After receiving <on
~t.A. at Oxford he studied
privately with con1poscr ~tario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco. He is
known for his instruction
books on the guitar.
His nat ionwide inslrur·l ifln;1I
series. "Playing the Gui lar,"
v.·as one or the most popular
pro grams o n Public
TPnor I~ a yd c n. Rlnnr.h-
ard ft'ceivcj his educ·1110:1 :it
Louisiana Stale Lnivei·sit~
and subsequently rccti\ cd a
scholarsh.i p·lo study \rilh Bo"is
Goldovsky at Tang1e\1·01xl lie
has ·performed "·ith Picrrp
Bouln at the OjaJ Festival. as
lhe Bach Festival at Carnie/.
Carol Herman ·will pcrforf
on a number of instn1n1rnts
from the viola da gan1h<1
f:in1ily. \.\'hich \\'<'re> <1uitc . p~1pulnr 111 lill' ilt'nais~ant:l'1
per iod.
Other performers in this
serit>s arc f/a111enco guitarist
(;1no D' 1\uri and the classical
guitar duo of Coslcro-Bcltran
c.;cnl'ral adn1iss1on for each of
these con certs is SJ.i.'i and
tickrts :irt' available at the
Guit:ir Shoppe. 1027 :\orth
Coast lh\'y., Lagun:> Beach. or
at the rl0<,r.
For furthL·r u1fnrrnution t•cil l
497-2110.
Ensem.ble to Pla y 'S ting·'
The 65-piece Cold en \Vest
College , Sy1nphonic \V ind
Ensemble will perform music
from "The Sting" and other
selections in a free public
concert at 8 p.m. t.lay 3 in the
·ci:lmmunit' 1hcater.
Da..,id Anthonv v.·ill conduct
the rnsemble, · nnd special
gurst conductor \I'll\ be !..arr)
G .Curtis. dirc<:tor of band s
at Cal State Loog Beach.
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Ice Show
Begi ns ·
LA Run
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lee caPades opens i t s
neYl'eSl production at t~ Los
Ange les Sports Arena tonight.
The Los Angeles run of 24
performances will continue
through May 12.
. HEADLJNING the cast of ,
championship skalers is the
t9'1S World Champion, Karen ~tagnussen . The five timt>s
Canadian Champion was .also
the 1971 Nurth A!1'lf!r.1can
Champion, im Olympic Silver ~1edalist , and winner of all
three gold m~~\s a.t the 19_7:'!
\Vorld eompeht100 1n Br~hs
lava, czechoslovaloa.
Produ ction s include
"Reflections,,. teaming the
adagio performances of Peter
and Barbara. and Susan and
Reid: "Ship-A ·Hoy," with the
solo talents of Jo Jo Starbuck;
"The Seasons," re a t u rin g
Anna Galmarini in Sununer
and Sashi Kuchiki in Spring;
Ken Shelley as the gypsy
prince and Anna Galm arini as
the princess in ' ' G Y P s Y
?\-1agic'': the hand-clappinR
glory-filled performance of Jo
Jo Starbuck and Ken Shelly in
"Soul-Rhythm-Blues," a nd
"carnival." with all the gaiety
of a Mardi Gras street
ce~alion.
C.Omedy and s pe c ialty
ni.imbers include British comic
Terry llead, the new Canadia n
team of John l.aBrecque and
Bob Mac, the bicycling
Ramano family and Lucien
Meyer and his Chimps.
Performance limes a r e
Tuesdays through Fridays at 8
p.m., Saturdays 'at I. 5 and 9
p.m.., and Sundays at 2 and 6
p.m. Reserved seats are $3,--4,
5.50 and $6. Youths, 16 years
and under are half priee on
all Hckets for Tuesdays .
Wednesdays and Thursdays at
' 8 p.m. and Saturdays at 5 p.m.
Tickets are ava ilable at the
usual ticket agencies.
Valley Fair
For Artists
Local artists are invited to
display thei r works at an Art
and Craft Fair from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.. May 18 at the Fountain
Valley Community Center.
The fair is sponsored by the
Fountain Valley Recreation
Department and the Women's
Division of the Chamber of
funmerce.
Entry fonns can be picked
up at the center al 10200 Slater
Ave.
All forms of arls and crafts
can be entered, including oil
painting. poltery. sculp1ure.
macrante, stitchery. quilting.
jewelrr. candles. plants and
cake decorating.
'La .~ancha'
Co1itinues
"The T"• of Us"
Opc-ning Tursday for three
Y.eeks at the Laguna l\loulloo
Pla yhouse is -thi s t \V o -
character series Of comedy
v ig net I cs . Performances
Tuesdays lhroui::h Saturdays
at 8:30 in the playhouse, 606
Laguna.
"Tht Philanthropist'"
South Coast Repertory is
presenting a new British play
\\'ednesdays through Sundays
at 8 o'clock in the Tnird S1ep
1'healer. 18'l7 Ne\\·port 81 \'d.,
('osta Mesa. Reservalions 646-
1 :!6.1.
"!\ton 'of L.a l\1ancba''
Conrinulng on a \Vcdnesday-
through-Sundsl y schedule al
Sebastian's \\.'est D I n n c r
Playhouse, l-10 Avenlda. Pico.
San Clemente. is this Don
Quixote musical. Dinner at 7
o'dock: curtain at 8 : 4 O,
Reservations 492-9!l50.
You can Charge
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BLACK &. DECKER
MOWER
Thia electric model is
\lightweight and
maneuverable. Powerful
motor drives 18" rotary
.blade. Offset wheels get you
closer lo thinga.
4999
BLACK &. DECKER
ROTARY MOWER
I No. 8010
Cutting height adjusts
quickly from 3/4" to 3'', no
tools needed. Handle folds
easily for storage. Cord
control m.sisbl in
maneuvering cable.
6799
BLACK &. DECKER
MOWER
No. 8015
If I told you this was bigger.
atronger, more powerful, would you
"put it in a bowl and pour milk on it.
Never. unless you were born at
2 AM January 30th.
BLACK &. DECKER 13"
TWIN BLADE MOWER
No. 8021 /
••
lco-Capados slari
glide over ice
for Los An9ele1 run.
BLACK &. DECUB
HEDGE TBIMMEB
No. 8101 -
1399
Wraparound handle for
positive control. contour-grip
rear handle with fingertip
switch. ctnd a 1'3" single edge
blade. Makes trimming a snap.
(crackle and pop.)
ONE GALLON
PLANTS
BLACK &. DECKER
CONVERTIBLE CORDLESS
GRJISS SHEAR
No. 8290
2499
ls that nifty. You don't have to stoop,
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HEDGE TBIMMEB
No. 8114
1799
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CORDLESS
SHRUB
DIMMER Remember the
animal shrubs at
Dimeylcmd, with Double edge blade and both
blades move. Double insulated
so no ground wire needed. Gol
a 3 position safety switch for
big, little and linter hedgea.
No. 8181 this you can make
1999 r:iS.!:~ ..
CordlMI. complete
r
, with recharger.
See them grow. The lush
Golden Arborvitae. Italian
Cypress, Juniper !(Dll. They
will do so mueh better in ypur
garden. II you can't get in. see
the 1.29 plants at the nursery,
same thin11:
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IHE 6000 STUA=-
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'Pl< I c. £.. I '-/ E..T
STOVER'S
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The ... d for a qood
sttong all-around family
lawn. U your birdie eat&
it, who will mow him
ev•ry WHt?-
BLACI &. DECIEB
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SBBUB TllDEI
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No a ccidental slarting with uu;
model, has autoroatic locking
awitch. Blades are scalloped
tooth design for cleaner cuts.
BLACK &. DEcm·
GRASS TBIMMEB
No. 8200
Does the work of qrau
clippers. but rriucb faster and
easier. No stooping, no
kneeling. lightweight and
emy to handle.
12"
BLACK &. DECKER
llEJJGE TBJMMEB
Na. 8121
The 16'' blade cuts
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3600 atrokea per
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Matte silver finish.
DICHONDBA SEED
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When I said 99.44o/0 pure I didn't
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BLACK &. DECKER
CORDLESS GRASS SHEAR
BLACK &. DECKER
DOUBLE INSULATED
LAWN EDGER
BLACK &. DECKER
LAD EDGER
No. 8220
--. . /_ I 9999
You qet 1uch a perfect job with
twin bladea. Wind tunnel housing.
it'll go Cl.I long as the cord you have
to run it with. ·
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1499 .P 29;
Recharges overnight. And. are you
ready !or thia. it works! Today, for
14.99 you uaually get a aad look and
a "oh dear" when thinqa don't work.
Pu.sh the button to adjU1t from trim
lo edge ina flaeh. You11 be amazed
at the power of \his thing. Tt.ncb.1
Trim, edge, and trench
with this more powerful
deal. No wimpy trimmer.
thia qoes thru it aU
(including your new
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ACRQSS
1 Prod
5 Deer's
stubby tail
9 Poslpone·
meol
<t4 Both:
Comb.
lorm
15 Indian of
Now
Mexico
16 Where NHL
ptayers
perform: 2
words
17 Dregs
18 Wild party
1g Massenet
opera
20 Door sign
22 Kitchen
gadgets
23 10th
cen1ury
Russian"
aalnt
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25 Small
atone
28 Tear down
32 Narrow
alreet
33 Explosive
di vices
34 --·
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35 Competent
3B Cuban
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stra~of
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39 Bud
40 Rapacioos
desire
41 John
Kennedy,
lor one
43 Goatees"
44 True lQd
actual
45 Splendor
46 Wlt!iam
American
educator
49 Plot
• somelhing evil 8 Chlld"s
5J Cf)()ose play1nlng
dellberatety 9 Hooded
S4 -··· oYer: capes
Deliver 10 Vitreous
55 Healheil coahng
deity 11 Comt>a1anl
56 Anoint troops
Archaic 12 Tartness
~1 II ever 13 Yearr15·
58 Birds· lnlormal
beaks 21 Associate
59 Lost 22 Animal
btlghlness handler
60 Token or 24 French
mourning upper
61 CJ:Penino tiouse
25 Calledon ...
Intercom
26 Funeral
DOWN
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3 Assl1t .
4 Undresaed
5 Drunkard:
1nlormal
6 Around
7 Impel
Oration
27 Plan!
flower
28 Fl119er
29 More
sllppery
JO Small
amount
31 Pays
attention
33 Painting on
a wall
J6 Young
l'lerring
37 Packaging
material
39 Perfumed
40 Precious
stones
42 lnfalhble
·aull'lorlly
43 Joined
securely 45 ••••• de
Leon
46 Unhearing
47 Arm bone
48 Portland
college
49 Rattan
50 Conceplion
5 1 Man'• name: ......
52 Addillol'lll
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TEAM OWNE/IS HATE Tv
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by Harold Le Doux
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AN SENT A ME5&AGE, TELL WAKEMAN THAT AS
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Nurse Kristin llali. 28. shows the l'ap she v.·as fired
from ber Chicago hospital job for refusing to wear.
She says the cap keep s falling off and interfering
with her work. ~!rs. llall con tends fen1ale nurses are
require<! to n·ear caps while n1ale nurses aren't, and
charges disrrirn1natirn1.
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From '\"ire Ser,·icts
llt nry f onda 11;:is in Ll·nox
1111! Hospital 111 \'"~1r YrJ~k
suffe ring from \\'h..11 his doc tor
said 11·as cxh austi(1n.
A hospif:ll spokesman said it
1v!.is hoped lhe 68-~;car-old
actor ·woul d be r<'leascd lodav.
Fonda collapsed in h-is
dressing room a1 the Helen
Hayes Theatre follo\loing a
performance of his one-man
sho1v ·'Clarence Darro11·" in
the course of 1vhich he is
never .of! stage. •
Forrre~ Louisiana Gov. John
~J(•t\eithen S.'.l\S he i~ honored
to be on a ··n10~1 "·an!ed list"
( PEOPLE )
suggested by black ~farxist
Angela Davis.
prison at :\o\·ara at the time.
• Karl \\'all eoda crossed the
street in a most unusual
fashion -SO feet above the
ground.
Th c 6\l-ycar-0!d aerk11ist J
n1adc the SOO.fool v1alk on a
\1ire stretched Cron1 the roof 1
of the Onondai:!a County \\'ar ·
~len1orial in Rochester. ~.Y. 1
to a construction c r a n e · J
crossing O\'Cr a city street and
a muscu1n. '•lis high '"i re j
stroll \\.'as to promote a circus
openin~. •
The Rev. Billy Gt-aham sa id
ht" dOt"s nol belie\·e fraud ls
in\olved in President !\'lxon's
income ta:< controrersv.
'·I do not br!ier e ihe full '
tl'port is out but. I don't
l>elic\'e he v.·as inrol\·ed in '
fraud." Gra ham !old a nev.·s 1
conference in Loui sville.
The e\·angelist spoke to
students and facult y at the
Southern Baptist Seminary.
\vhich ho use s his
organization's archivrs.
Speaking nl Southern
l'ni\'ersily. !\liss Da\'is ~id
!\lcKeithen should be. on blacks
"10 !\lost \\'anted List" along
\\"ith California Gov. Ronald • Rea~an and President Nixon. ··r n1 greatly honored that City-county policemen in
thi s peM6ft'" who ~·~w-s Lexington, Ky. "~!! \\'ear
destruction of this country and tu.xedos ":h;n on guard duty
v;•ho part ici i>ated in th c \\·1th Brnish P r In<' e s "
n1u rdrr of half of the court in • fl-fargaret and her husbnnd.
California and who for six t.ord Snov.·den. durin g the
months to a vear \\'as a Roya l couple's stay here.
fu criti \·e from juS1ice has put Police llaison officer Joe m~ on a list she doesn't like.'' Calt says the officers also v.·i\l
~tcKeithcn said. be gi\'en protocol instructions * for the visit before the couple
Sen. \\'illiam pr 0 x 1n Ire Ro to Louisville for the ~fay 4
(0 .\Vis .), a frequ ent critic of Kentucky Derby.
military \\'aste and c 0 s t "They will ha\'e to learn
O\'erruns. ga\'e the military "'hen to stand. "'hen lo be
top rat Ing f 0 r seated and ho"• to act." Call
accomp\ishmenl s in the last said .
* l\\"O decades.
"!\o other dep3r1menl of
gove rn ment can sho"' as much
imp ro ve ment in bdsic
c3pability nor claim such a
dran1atic inc r e a s e in
effectiveness," Proxn1ire said.
Jl is reinarks \\.'ere giren at n
series of Senate spet'Chcs on
"\1·ha1's right '"'ith !he federal
goverru11ent." •
A scholar of !lair's Fascist
era reported the di scovery of
a secret memoir v;Titlen by
Clara Petacx:I, B t n i t o
:\fussolinl's mistress. not long
before the dictator's do"'11fall.
Duilio Susmel sAid the
document, the first v.1ritings
bv Clara Pet:iet'i io be found .
ciime to light by chance but
ga\·e no details.
Susmel s a i d l\tussolini's
1uis1ress began \\'tiling it Aug.
J(l. 1943, a month after the
l.>uce ~·as deposed by fello"'
Fascists. She v.·as held In
Four Arca
Educators
Honored
F'our Golden \\'est College
facu1tv members ha\'C been
se.h.'('ttd to appear in the 19'7o&-
i5 edition of "Outstanding
Educators of Arofrica ," an
a~:ards volume published in
W:ashington . O,C.
They are Dr. Edith A.
Freligh. associate dean or
it1$lruction: Or. Peter Green.
biology teacher : l l a r \' t y
Clemans. fine arts teachtr.
and ?o.frs. l\1ary \\Ii.~. finl' arts
counselor.
Selrct lon for lhe \'Oh1me
recognizes an ed u ca tor · s
talents in the classroom,
contributions 10 r c s e a r c h ,
admlnl!tratlve ;bllity a n d
community service.
• ~ ..
Don ald II. Se Kr et l i.
con \•icted "Dirty Trickster" In
the '\'i'ife rp;att' affak'. askrd
the California Supreme Court
to temporarily hall disbarmrnt
proceedings against hlm.
-in a petition. Segrctti. a
member of the Ca liforn ia Bar
Association. snld he had been
told b y s tat e bar
representative that t h ey
intended to use his testimony
before the Senate \Vatergate
committee and statements he
made in \\'ashinl.!ton a s
cr idence aj:lainst him. for
'"'hich he \\'as g r a n t e d
imn1unily.
Se~etti v.·as released from
Lomooc fNieral prison last
month after ser\·ing 4 1 ~
months of a six-mo nth
sen!ence. He pleaded ~iltv t.o
sending out a bogus carn oail?n
letter durinf? the t 9 7 2
Republican campaign.
* The prC$S could moli\'ate
Americans bv reoortini:t more
of 1he good si de of the nev.-s.
Skylab astronauts ha,·e told
n e"·spa p er publishers
:1ttcnding a convention in New
York.
''All or us '"'ho communicate
h:1\'e a responsibi lity to tell
,,·hat Is going right as "·ell as
"·hat is golng ,,TOng -to
moth·atc the oeonle In this
rou ntry ," said LL Col. Gerald
P. Carr, of SaQ.ta Ana.
Ci'vi llan astronnnt EcN·arrl
G. Gibson, forr'!"leT'lv of Stin
CltrrtPnle. added. "A lot of
ne1Jati\'e !hln2s are haonenin'
in this C::OUl'ltrv, and v.·e wt,.e
1laA In be part of the PQ$itivP
thin11.s.''
* PrlnCtH Gr&CC' or )fonaco.
v.·bo belorc n1arriacre "'as
IN'IVle star Grace Kellv. is In
Bn.t~ls on a pri,·ate \'islt.
'T'hc J>''lnctss flew in from
Nice and Is expect~ to sta In
Sclcrlum untll Saturdav when
she leaves for N'e\v \'ork.
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anxious an•I rna \· •·<i rr v :lt'ld INVENTORY T~!=': Pn.1~· f Nlu1·1•rl !OJ 11 1·ou htl\<' 1'f'ln~1r!('f"d ~··11111'... ~~ .. ~-Call ~1nn1t'<1 1<i.t1·ly. I ~Our hon)<' or u11"1111• 11rr11,.
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
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COME UP SMILING!
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LULLABY OF THE WAVES
:-.lcc11 llkc a baby & .nrake 1n tl11:-Ol'C:J nlrnn t
-I h<lr1n . hun1c . l\t•:-t hu v 111 t ':1111co Shore'. $~7!1.500 .
SING OUT LOUD & CLEAR
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EYE FOR THE FUTURE?
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:-111;ilJ hou:-c un li-2. 111th :1 bav 1 IC\I .
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MOVING YOUR BUSINESS?
U..:e;,u1 v1c11· nff1(·c !-pa<:1• 111 1\e\1 port ('C'nlcr.
~l os l elegant build111 ~ in lhc ;1l'l'a i ::ll" .\
:-;quarc fu!Jl gro~:-;. l 'al! fur app'1. ro ~cc .
Hug Homes needs 2 more qualified salespeople
Call Marie Bush for interview app't.
Speciali1ing in Homes of Distinction
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 Sa n Nicolas Drive, Suite 102
Newport Center
640-4050
General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002
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Newport Hei9hts·
Open Home
Saturday and
Sunday 1-5
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REALTORS
-54M141-
(0pen Evenin91)
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** ** ** Heritage Collection
CUSTOM BUILT EXECUTIVE HOME
IN ME SA VERDE 'S MOST EXCLUSIVE
AREA -:1 Ul·d1 u1.u11 hu ).!c l1un 1I \ ruo1n 1\1 th
t1rl1plHl'L' ,11111 11•r r.1110 lt~•OI'!-. J•'n'rrn a l d1nu1i;
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pool, ~rp:1ratt• :;rd l';1r i.:.i ragt• or :-.hop 111
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\\;1nl :-i ~on1c•1h111~ t·x tra or ucL·ll~ cnll:r101111·
1ne111 !ipitLl'. Call 54~1151
BALBOA ISLAND
HOME PLUS INCOME -f11r undf•r SJ00.000.
l\;1l 1Ju;i·~ :-h:i rpt·,l ~ hcllruon1 hc1 111c · I l.tt·d·
t\Hllll LlJldl'l tl ll'tll f,11\l' lli .. '\\ 111!-Hle ;111cl fHll.
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r .1t1:cl ;111d }.:rt·,•\ J11{'dt1un , 'l'\10 block:-tu bl'~tl'h
:ind :-.tl·p~ l11 ,,h11pp1ng .. Ju,t 11.,tcd, \\Oti't !.t ~I .
l:,dJ 1\1)11' 546-5880 .
NEWPORT'S FINEST
LIVE ON BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
-\\ c ha1·(' the ho1ne lnr ht·r IHI\\". l're~t 1gc
toc<.1\1011 011 ~{'\·1 llc .\\·e near oc::can and bav
aruJ tc11111., elub. ,:; B1'drOOn1~. :i i :.i Oath. fan111·1·
rooni. '!'\' roo tn . 111!11arci roo111 rind \\'l't 1Ja1:.
~ll·L 500 l ·all for appoint1nent. S4G-11Sl .
HARD TO FIND
IN TOWN LIVING \\Ith real country ;.1ltno.~·
pl1 c rc·. {,oc1d ;{ bl•droon1 holllt' on la r~c 1;1;>'
deep lot. ( "lo~l' to ~l'\\ port l ~;il'k I :;:1 ~. I lard-
\l CJ<1d !lour, llu11li lt· gara;.:t• ;in1I ~l·rccnl'd
pa tio . l'ru·l·d noly ~:t1 .no11 111 th :.1,~u1nablc
1i:11'' lnnn. pavahic ~185 per n1n. 111cluc\n1~
t:1 t•ry1l11111-1 . Call tor ('ntnplctc dct~ul s 546.5880
TROPICAL PARADISE
IN BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE PARK -Come
in and relax in thi s 1Jcau t1ful :J bcd roon1 hon1e
\\l1h tr<:pi cal plant ... and greenery. every·
\1·he r.e. 1. 0111pletc 11·1th sprinklers. UJ3Q, lo1·cly
l;1n;u . C..iari.lge door opener und lol s of ex tras.
{'all us today ~•t S40·11S1 -11nd ,,cc il :ioon '.!
NORTH COSTA MESA
OWNER ANXIOUS -$40.500 qu:'lhty bu il t
1anulv hon1c \1·1th ~hake roof. horr1\1oo<I
lluni." 1111d pla ~ll'r 11 all<.. I lup;c adtl«d 12·,2·1'
ho1 H1s ruon1 con1rlc1c '' llil large ~l one fire·
pl;u;c paneling ;1ud real hl'nn1 cl'11i ngs. Jjcau·
111111 fr11nt kitchen \o.ith nc1\· douhlc O\Cll. :i
IJurner ran~e ond d1~h 11;ishcr. c;rc<.i l C'osta
\!1.·1,;, lnc·ation -\\'aJk ro C\'(•r\ lhinJ:: '' CALL
l4'-S880. •
ABOVE IT ALL!
UPPER BAY ! 11 ho eh:1ri;:('i; ~ 1
" Please ralt 6·1·1· 7'l l I
FiOUR-PLEX I ll•~A~1~1 ~N'Y'Tl~E J n~r l1•'i•·it. I) 101• rnnnl')' \ 646.3928 or Eve. 646-4543 I
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t 11n ·hu 1i~ I" h l;•llf •·••Ill.~"
SI~)', !lHllllhJ.v !111 ·• .. 1\1 ' ! ould
1'\•'ll !•· 111•11·,., ~Inly s.r,1,.'JI),
A PENTHOUSE HAVEN OF PEACE &
O~IET -;n1Jy fro1n the 1nad rush . and only
1111nutcs frnn1 th e finJnC'ial ('enter in S3nta
.\na. the ~hups. ~tore:-;, frc C'1rays ;111d n1arkcts
.ru ~t !h e~ of .vou \1·1lh a breathtaking vievo' of
the city. J·:levator scrvic:c. sublerrnrlean gnr·
..;.1 g l'. ai r cond itioning , drean1 kitchen. 2 car·
J!l'lcd hall'nny patio!-. !'riced at nnly 577.500.
CALL 540..llSl for appointn1ent to sec~
[~; ESTATERS
Just Say
'Charge It'
WHEN
PLACING
A WANT AD
IN THE
ORANGE
COAST
DAILY PILOT
~ BAYCREST
: BC'autlful :: !)('(ll")")n). f.•nHly
Mt1m hon1e, ~~11'ln: r•'>vnl.
21 ~ 00 111s. i\'p·,r rrf•ll 1~('d I
p11tio. LoL~ of fJ"'('{'S 111.,,1 id~·
a secluded e o 1111 r r ~
11tmospt-. '"'· I' r 1· ~ r 1 i.: ...
location. ~T\',hl) r1a111tt....,
nnd flt.'\\' ('lll'Jlt'I). :\lnl("in
rorvtilioo Sup.•r \'al111• p11··~.
$6..~.{l[(l.
640-1120
I LOOK AT
COMPETITION THEN I
Come SN' 611 C11r11a111111,
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tlo"'flsfair.-. Orn, l){lC'lc Br , .~ I
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the 2 l!flr carpol'I 11\·Jloo:kt'd
1 stnr:i:;:r1 ls a spuck!u~ 1 Br.
apt. L;1undry in c111l)Ort S.· I
hou~. Ol't;~ THIS \\~EEi'. I I 11cc · S99 .. iUO
! Btolccr 67.;.... "iG31
I O LD MISSION
ATMOSPHERE
t:n~Jil.'\':!hle! homr on ('l')ml!J'
lot \\ilh n1:.n IC u r f!d
lanrl~pinr;:. Fen ll'I !i t i c Nsrom lnrttr1or. Custom
hr!rk nnd 11 I on c 11111 r C'
lhrou.,;:hOut. Huge l:i.mlly
room. Tmp~J\'t.' u·c1 tm r
Lo:1ds ol 1p:uilsh Ill<' ~lu~t
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Lachenmyer
Realtor
CALL 644-7211 ·------
FINER HOMES
"BIG CANYON"
Across fron1 Playgrow1d & flark : 4 bcd-
roon1 hon1c -buyer may choose corpct
color. La rge pool size lot. St55.000 . ·ro1n
(JUCCll li4..J-h200. !'fl 11
THE NEWEST & THE FINEST
r~Jcgant. l<1rge .. couple hon1c ... Uay v1e\r'.
Gflld plated ltxlu rcs. spiral stairc:a~c . \';1n
l .. uit paper.... Kari"l:1n carpets. $175 000
l'cc. Ken llartlcy tH2·82~5. tTl2)
ISLANO PARADISE
!luge 1na stcr suilc \I' J<1cuz7.i. 4 hcdroon1s.
3 ba ths. 2 fircpl<ices. Slti9.500. l!nrb<:1ra
Gothard 1~2-82.15. IT\:1 1
COUNTRY ENGLISH-DOVER SHORES
~lag:n1f iccnt vie\\'~ -L'pper l3ay & Ocean.
5400 sq . ft. in this c11~ton1 5 1Je,lroo1n . 5
bath hon1c on c;aiaxy l)r1 \'<l . l·'a1n1l y roo1n ,
hilliarll roon1 , children's pl<iy roorn. fr.irn1a l
din in g rno1n. Pool & palios. Fee 5011plc.
ll arrict l·'erry 642·8235 . !Tl-1 1
BIG CANYON -
POOL, PUTTING GREEN & VIEW
(;orgeous 4 hedroon1 hornc on the park. .w· pool -golf course vie\\· -JOO' entrance
Sli•.500. Tom Queen 6+1-6200. !TIS)
BIG CANYON LOT
Choice custorn Jot\\' 195' of fairn,ay front·
age \\' 270 degree unobstructable ,·it\\',
$85.000. Jack Custer &12-8235. ITl61 .,.-------
Irvine
JUST DIAL M'I 2 stoo"'" il<U,')', o"IY ~2.:;oo. Cnll 8.t2-?.i:tj t tOI Dover Drive 6-42·12JS I O/l'tH rll e • irs JUN ro MN.CE•
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ESTATERS
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QUALITY TOP-0-THE PLUS QUANTITY
Beaut •• spacious Ocean Blvd. HILL
4. UNl()Ul' tiVMl'
CALL ME , l'M A BE LVEDERE and a beau-
tiful one at that! I'm in liarbor View Hills
with 4 bedrooms. single story plan with an
aura of elegance. 1·1n surrounded 'vith•lav.'n$,
Orick cdurtyard. a fOuntain and the park.
lnside ·f'n1 just as nice -cathcd1·al ceilin g,
beautiful chandeliers and draperies. Just
listed at $89,500. Call me,.,
·uNIOUE HOMES Reeltors. 67s.6GOO
2443 E. Co•st Hwy ., Corona del Ma r
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1 • A1rium entry. Large kilchen. I Beautiful 11hag carpet, 3
PENINSULA
POINT
OCEANFRONT
LOT
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1002
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REALTORs'
SOUTH OF HIGHWAY· DUPLEX
C..:01npletely remodeled ov.·ner1 unit. Every-
thing is new. A secl uded dead-end street lo-
ca lion. Brings in $.1_20 n10. income . Exclusive
at $83.500. Call to see!
CALL 644-7270
2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOIVN BY AP POINT~IENT
Linda Isle Waterfront
Custo1n 5B ll., 3 bath home on 55 ft. lot.
Garden view kitchen, \vaterfronl living rm.,
family rm., Yachl-$225,000.
341
10 Linda Isle Drive
Prime 45' lagoon lot· $1501000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Bay1lde Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 I bedrooms. EXTRA LARGE
F'INJSHEO BONUS ROOM.
Covered patio. Lol:s of tree5.
Quiet neighborhood. Ne>4'
listing. Call 963-6767.
$l60.000 G•neral R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002
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THE BEJIL
ESTl!TERS
Rcalto11 !1
31·1 Vla Ullo 6T."r4:-,S2
Eastside Costa Mesa ~ i ';;-~·-~~~-~,~~~~~: 5 Bedroon1s. 4 bath.~. 3-100 Sq. Ii t'I., huge' '.\ car gnrai;c,
3 Bedroom Home "'"""' Roy Mccardle Realtor
$28,500 1810 Newport Blvd., CM
547729 Anvone can 1u1sume !his VA 7~1 Joan . $18'1. l\lonlh lotnl """"""""""""""""""'I pc.yn1en1 . Call for details.
CENTURY 21.642·1771
General R.E. 1002
. "List" it in classifiOO, Ship
lo Shore Result~! 6--l2-51i78.
General fi.E. 1002
BEST VALUE IN SPYGLASS
Charming NEW 2-story home for lge family.
Spac. entry hall w/circ stairway. 4 BR, FR,
DR & huge ru1npus rm. Jncl. land. $125,000.
• WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 San Joaquin Hi'lls Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
dowrt
A small price
! 1opay_
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Make an almost immediate move. Newport Crest
Is the exciting lownhome community that
overlooks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Bi9,
bold spacious homes. Residents' Swim and Tennis Center. E•terlOr maintenance provided. Come -
let us show you how you can·1 afford not to live at
Newport Crest. 2·3·4 bedroom residences .Newom $13,000 •o u•.ooo.
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From Pacific Coett tilghw1y
and Supertor Avenue
in11rsaction. driY• up Superior to Newpor1 Crest
enlran~. Site ctflce:
•12 Robon Cotlf1. Open
dally 10 A.M. to Svntel.
{71 4) 645-6141.
TDWNHOMES
•e 7!o'!'t COllYellllortal !lnt l'IC•no ot 30 W'fll loi n Casl'I price of
Plan 1. SM.000: !Olli OOw'I IMytnenl of 1)150 00. 360 mon1t1!r
Mesa Verde North
Jhr. :!ba, srnnr [p!, Ofll•n
lico111~. only 2 yrs n<-'11·.
Assun1l' 7',i-VA lun n, on!~·
t;.000. 1lol'.•n. O.\V.C. 2nd
TD. no t·losing l'OSIS! Total
1110'ly p~ 1111. i!\j', l8XC'~ S,1."i(),
C111l l'l!E~!C.E honll'S for
_lo_f.,_. _6·15-titi_·"'· :;Hi~--~~
1 General R.E. 1002
Coiy 11 11<1 11·11rn1 3br, 2ba.
Ltu•gr li\'injl; mo111 u·ith high
hi•11 01.~. firr1J\;1l·r and
rrrnch doors opening onto a
f109o·er CO\'f'r('(I J> ll 1 i o. $~7.500. Crt!I PRESflGE
HOl\1ES, 64~r-6646
NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT
Co1npare this, on th e water, 2 bedroom s, 2
bath condominiu1n . Beautiful view -bar·
bor. ocean, lights and islands. Call for ap.
pointment. S78 ,000.
BEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS BUY
A tru ly delightful 3 bedroom hon1e \rith
extra large fan1ily roon1 . On best street.
Only 4 yea rs ne\v, very nicely decorated,
beautifully landscaped , to see means to buy.
$65,000. Hur ry:!
DRAMATIC OCEAN AND
Canyo n Vie\v. 4 bedroom 3 bath. family
hon1e . 2 cozy firepla i::es . 3 car garage. Ca·
thedral ceilings. Gourmet kitchen , private
courtya rd. Offered for $96,750,
BRIGHT, BIG & BEAUTIFUL
5 Bedroon1, l\laid's room. Lido ho1ne on 52'
lot. 41h baths, lar~e family room with
fireplace. l''or1nal dining roo1n \Ylth bar.
Breakfast area. Asking $165,000.
payrn1n11 of JA95 Ill fpr1nc1Dtl Incl int11111). la••~ •I'd asto-1
'1tllOl'I IH I adOollor>I!. 9 25~ ANNUAL NftCINTAOl MTI.
ALL VIEW TERRACE-NORTH LAGUNA
And \\le do mean an "all " view with country
liVi ng and wiU1in 1ninutes or town ! 3 bed·
room , guest house. co nvertible family room ,
5 bath. large formal dining room, pool end
room for te.nnis court. $279,500 Fee.
N ... po-1 C:rMI II I p10IMI ol ,.a,tflt N. 0 -. hit ~ ~n H. GrM!l Co•llOftllOfl, G•flefll Ctf\UM:l(lf, • i&s=--..:
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SUPER DELUXE DUPLEX
$120,000 buys near new 3 a.nd 2 bedroom
duplex. ~lodcrn built-In kitchens. Both with
firepl aces. \Valk to bay or beach.
DIAL 644-1766
2161 Sin Joequln Hiii• Rd., N.B,
A COLDWELL BANKER CO.
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OPPORTUNITY
NEWPORT BEACH
CONDOMINIUMS
At $49,900
(3 Remaining)
THE VILJ.J\ GRANADA
spacious 4 BR .. 2111 ha .. 1850
sq, ft. townhomc s. Deluxe
cus1on1 fl'a.tures: golf course
\llL'\rl'. con1n1unlly pool •
'->mt with sparkllna view of \l/ith a drama.Uc JSO dfl,
jetty ' ~n! S Bdrms., plus · ocun view, a dtn, form&I din. r m · . beautUully decorated 3 BR
iUIU"OOm, 2 'frplcs. & Den or 4 BR cuatom bu.Ill
'PU.rs home uith hl!ie game room.
A cuest hooM: you V.'On'I formal dining, and JUXW'iouS
bellt1-el -One yr. new, mu1er 1uite. OutllNie Is ex·
w/full bath ' Romllll lub. A tensive .. atio de c k 1 , big
must 1ee!/ 1.rffa and a Kol pond. All 11
OPEN 5AT/5UN. l..S
2711 SHELL
CHINA COVE
the end o( a q wle t
cul~e-sac. OUR BUSINESS IS • •
HELPING PEOPLE LIVE BETTER •
MAGNIFICENT BAYFRONT
• • runvcnirnt to i; ,. ho o 11 ,
1•hu~ht's. i-:hoppi~ &r
ff'('N'alion, i.«;1\ed In the
"fr1f'1Wlly" Irvine plaMed Spectacular bay view from most all rooms -
especially the living rm., with 32 ft. of glass,
presenting a moving picture of all· th.e activ·
ity on the bay. The home was designed &
built for the present owners. approx. 12 years
ago. There are 4 Ige . bdrrns. & 4 baths. Top
c1uality is indicated thruout tHe home -even
the secluded patio is in a pi cturesque setting.
!.J roperty in cludes pr iv . pier & 3 car garage.
~hown by app'l. Only $275,000
Steps 10 beach. View. 3
Bdrn1 .. l\e'4'1Y decor. New
appliAnces, Ready {o r
right pr l'ce.
A lDp value 111
$159.500
Qlll 644-T..lll
/JD.NIGEL
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ASSU[IATES
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YEAR C AL L 675 3000 ANYTIME
1002 General R.E. 1002
A REAL VALUE!!
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
·Carmel lt1odel; 3 bdrn1s .. fam ily rm .. 2
baths ; forrnal dining rm . Newport schools.
On•ner must sell. Priced under market at
$67,900.
OPEN SAT . & SUN. 1:30 to 5
"~ •llf , CORBIN·MARTIN , INC. ~21 REALTORS 644-7662
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ESTJITERS
Buy •••••••
Our vacant home needs a
lnmlly. I mmediate oc-
cupancy Call 6-14-71ll for
: IC'rmlJ.
associated
BROKER S-REALTORS
1015 W Bolboo 611·]66)
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BR & FAMILY RM or DEN
322 Ogle Street, Costa Nlesa
5411-3209 $4-0.000 (Sat&Sunl·5)
3 BEDROOMS
547 Aliso Ave (Npl Heights) NB
5-111-4394 $47.500 (&at& Sun 1·5 )
3 BR & FAMILY RM or DEN
••5 N. La Scnda Dr. 3 Arch Bay, Lag Bcb
642·2992 $159.000 (Sal & Sun)
228 Knox Street, Costa ~'lesa
548-3209 $42.000 (Sa l & Sun 1-5)
1213 Donegal, Cos ta Mesa
5411-4141 $38.500
4 BEDROOMS
3085 ~1ountain Vie'v Dr .. Laguna Beach
494-8558 $68.500 (Sal & Sun 11·4)
5 BR & FAMILY ROOM or DEN
2084 Tu stin, Ne,vport Beach
646-56(}2 $66.500 (Sat & Sun) * •523 Via Lido Soud . Ncwpon Beach
673-6489 . (Sun lU)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
3 BR
2637 ViSla Ornada (Bluffs) NB
67&-3>35 (Sun & Mon ,1·5)
HOME & INCOME
3 BR+ 2'BR +I BR
Cor. Werner &Sims (Hunt. Harbour)
(213) 376-3@1 (Sat & Sun 11).5)
CONDOMINIUMS l'Olt RENT
3 BR
669 Vista Bonita (Blu!ls) NB
640-8672 '425 mo. (Sat & Sun Ioli) .....
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MODEL OPEN DAILY
835 An1igos \\111,y /Jamboree
ltd. IO t:11stbl uf Or., lo l\1ar
\rista. lo Don1!ngo, to
An1igo!li \Vay l.
t'or lnfomw.lion, 61-1-1133 ..
--$4050 Down-
Better Hurry
Super home. ideaJ !or the
large family! \\'Ith 4 bdrms,
2' b.11hs. Family rm &
fi~ph1ce. All m o d e r n
kltchrn. CovC'red & screened
p11r lo. f'A heat. PlrlureM1ue
landscaping. Sto,;LJO. Call
5-1()-1720.
(~·)
29:i"i Harbor Bh'd.
4 BEDROOMS
F'OR!\IAL DI NING ROOr.I
Ncnr So. Coast Plaza. Ex·
ccllent flnaoclng. One year
new. Ready for occupancy.
C•ll Anytime
646-3928 EvH: 646-4543
Lochenmyer
Realtor
OCEANFRONT
BEAUTIFUL ·
Garden setting surrounds
th\11 anr. decor. 3 bdrm.,
lam. nn., 2 ba'h nome.
Pri1·ate beaches. $86,500
RACHELLE ROBERS
:::ttl E. Coast lh1·y .. Cdi\I
REAL TOR 675.2373
Cost1 Meu 1024
\\'e ha\'e a very aclive rental 1---------
dC'partment >4'here '4'e have TRIPLE GARAGE
leased &0me fine local and room for extra kids. too.
JIT'Oper1ies and then kept
!hem on the market for snle
subject lo the lease. This is
a v.·ay for a new buyer to
BUY NO\V, STOP
INFLATION, and have a
rental income for several mon1h11 lo carry 1he ho me
until occupancy. \Ve have a
lo\·ely Mme in Cameo
Hi::hlands. lrased !or Sj75.,
asking $78.500: and a
1;p11.rkBng 1ownhou11e on the
bay .leased for $600, askini;:
$79.:;cNl Interested?' Call
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Swimming Pool
&
Private Beach
\\l1at more could a person
'4'D.lll? Ho1v a bout 11 cham1·
ing. '4·ell dccor<t led 2 BR
In this 4 bdrm. ,.lesa Verde
hon1e. Large ynrd v.·ith
roon1 for pool. Cathedral
beanied ceil. in living rm.
f'rplc. l\tstr. su.Jte has extra
sluing room. Corne l.
ICK:at.ion . Only _$67,500.
2084 GOLDENEYE
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
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BURR \VHITE REALTOR
2901 Ne1\·port, N'PT BCH '* 675-4630 '*
Eastslde
Costa Mesa
4 Bedroom
$36,950
lAJ!s of shade trees • fh't'-
pta.tt · nice yards. lmn1ed-
ia te °'-'<'upancy. 646-7171.
646-7171.
OPfN TIL 11 • frS FUN TO BE NICEI
2 BA honte on a generout ~
6f x 100 ft. Jot in Corona de.I VIE\\' -centrnlly localed, ?liar. Tht' entertaifl('.n
easy living, 2 Bedroom, one d Onl ~ 500 "··" ·
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
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Condominium on beach in 1 .• IHESA VERDE
Balboa $69,500. RETT .. BOTH OPEN SUN 1-5 PETE BAR ~ 1614 CORSICA PLACE ,
-REALTOR-!~~".'·~-~~~·~~[ vacaot 3 BR, ' BA. fplc • be a ut p-011'-I,
642-5200 N'lurbi5hed. $44.990. ~ -Avocados on Ja"'lne? 2932 ltED,\1000 Av E .
EASY TD BUY
$21,000
2 BR, 2 BA. Adu l t
C'()ndominium. As little as
$300. do'A-·n. C1\LL llO\V
8.%-4206 or 83.>-..1846 Agent.
LIKE NEW
Lo<.·cly Bay('rt'sl home · in
jX'rfl'ct condition! 3 Bdrms.
& . family room, many
src{'ial fealuTI's. Separatr
spa("C for boat Or !railer.
6.5•; lnt('rei-1 as.~un1able
loan. ST6,000. 1
ART SHAPIRO CO.
TM.l's . right • 5 producing Stunn1n.1:: lntenor, 4 BR, 2
trees \\ilh 2 income units BA. fplC. lanai. huge oov
U1ro'4·n ln on tht' dea1. ~th patio, dble BBQ, quick
i;ide of H\\.)', Attractive 13 occupy. $4-l ,9j().
yr. old duplex \lilh double Costa Mesa Realty
carport. Walking distance of Since 1958 * 541-7711
Big Corona. Only $82,<XXI. Afcer 6 Pl\1. Call 557-4617
Ontu ~1INI F'AR~1 \Yith 2BR Ill hon1e. Lot j(l'x290'. 322 Ogle "'21 St. Open Sar Sun .1-5. ~ $.W,000. Call 548-3209
BURR WHITE REALTOR Y:'#m@)~fl!'}~l'!!'P.4•
2901 NE\VPORT, N'PT BCH -~~r * 6TH630 * --. --.
SUPERlll * CONDOMINIUM*
\\'t' lhlnk this is on<.' of the 2 Bdrms., 2 baths
he.st buys in a duplrx: sharp Single--Slory
3 bdrm. honlt' '>'ilh t+. Choice location
hath11, trplc., + nc'4' 2 $37,500
tfl25 \rcstl'.lirf Drive bdrn1. unit with deluxe RIVIERA REALTY Ncwpo1·1 °-a•·h 0 '0 3120 t o · · U<:' vw-oo.tures. wner s RJIXIOUS * 642·7007 *
3 BR 2 BA HOME .,.\o~~ANloo~!EAL TY * MESA woo~"'oo-,*-
134.950. f ·-· ~ 8mo Anymw l"an as~uine lhis Vi\ 673-6642 675-6459 or ..... e uf ou·ner, old
6'/'t loan. SUKI .D I Total --new home. com plet ely
nmn!hly payment. Cl\I'. Ray * OCEAN VIEW * landscaped J: fericcd. (}.vrl<'r
G I "•~ ... 97 Fron1 every rm. ol lhis 1ge. 3 traruift'n·ed, 4BR, 38'\, fain liU t, .,...,.,,., · BR 2 •· ( I I I •·-h. I .. om., an1. nn. lOlllC. nn u· \\'C ..,.... , 1g yarr.
;C::o:or::on00a:..:d::•:..I M:::::•;.r _ _:.102=2 Huge kit. '4'/brkfsl. area: Conic to sre To app!Wiate dbl. door entry. Priv. beach it, 3278 Turlock Dr, a.I0-'1789. Attention Builders
40X120' lot. E:'-:isting 2 Br. I
Ba housr, So. of ll\\'y_ AP-
provl'd plans for nrid\tion. 1,.1
huill • Plrnty of profit!
$74.;,cx). 673-IWS 01\-1\l'r
2 BR. 2 BA DUPLEX.
lncon1C' Sj00/n10 . N r .
Fashion Tsland. G r e.a I
potrn1ial. $9-j,l)(X). $2.),000 dn.
01\'n1·r. 213-i82-1155. Open
10-1 Sat. .
CdM DuplftX . 2 BR, l ba, 1
Bil, l ba. By O\.\'tler, $92,!XXI.
Terms avail. Lovely patlo,
So. of Hv.-y. Prine. only.
6TJ-3616.
2 UH, l bfl. on R·2 lot.
Q\\'IW't mHy carry.
Bkr. 515--006,
-GEM OPBN for inspection Sat &
12Q.F Turli!• A\•e., N.D. Sun 1·5, U:lv~Jy family REALTORS 642-4623 home at 228 Knox SI. or
4lS-4IS Vi IRIS can 5.\S-3209 anyt1n1e.
OPEN DAILY 1-4 VA~~~' ~}Ii Enjoy flrst UM:n ta..'< break. ',!. _--=:; ='
3 bdrm. home, lgc. 2 bdrm. • •
unit ; 4 car garqe. Q\\'NER \\'ILL SELL cozy
Excepli<>flal quality home, 3 bdrms. East Side U~ivers1ty Realty . location,, dbl gar. C<irncr
3001 E. Cst. llwy 6T.ki.510 lot. 5•~·, t'HA Joan, pm!s
IF YOUR HOl\tE JS YOUR $148 n10, $31 ,950 or lcu for
CASTL..& see c.o.r.t:s most cash 10 loan. &l.>1749.
bf'autltul Duplex. HOUSC! Is 2 BY 01'.'net, 3 BR, 2 ba.
Story, 3-?, u·/Jacuzzi Tub. $12.000. 5~~~-assuniable VA l\teiz. Librar;. 3 f'rplc's, loan, \\'ill trade far Inc.
\V<!t·bar, Spani!ih Courtyal'\J, prop. In C.M. area. &33-81(};;
Unit.I 2-1 w/ Sund.eek. 673-or 5.16-764.1
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JjO,ID), Mwnme 71.1'10 loan. GLASS Cabi.QPtll, 1teludtd. prtv11t(' I~· al 1111? t,,cach I JIAVE '69 2-l'x .u· ~lobtk> su.sm . ...,., &.H-211J9 0Yttlook11'1fe \'loodl ~. 1 Horse Randi W'llh au 1nodt:m ilJJ\Cln1tkt. Jton1r 2 Bil, 2 b..i, In <VC>I.
Fount•in Va11Mf' 1034 Sdrnu.. 3 ba., "Vi'OOd burn.in£ 1 Estate you w1U love 11111 hD111t'. l l (_kar lna;h ck>ost>rt. 11<t.lk11" :.!. trptc. SplRI ata lrc:a•e . Bl'. 2 Ba. l.ri;; I.Iv. nu, i~ 10 m'°"'l'l' 110000.
* HOMEFIN.DERS * * GRAND OPENING *
*POOL BUY*
Bfful. OCNn view. Prlv. 3 a('ttt. 2 1toey prlvat«> beam ~ihf!i, frplt-, dln. oornph·tc "''I• "'" n 111 ~ 5, I pallo. Tnily one ol a kind. cok>niaJ t:1U1ttl', 1n1.-ffplm: area, k!11.,:ht'u blt·UUI. 2 dr l ~kU1UJfi:, t. l-ooltr. 1•1r \\UJ in COSTA MESA-132 Ctbrillo Ave.
$ee h toda,y! You "''ill 11o·ant stalrca.-. den "ith " .. n of ftti.•ztr, n.•I. "/1\.'t: 1n.akl'r. tra&: for dbl·"·1d•· 1nol;11<· C1ll 642°9900
C'.n!al fllfnlly home "'itlt 4
bedroouu;, large I J v 1 n It
"TOOm, :rmrl ro Cl"TTT ,
lloniemakers IOOd <i!'mcr
patio O\'erloolo1 i.pal'll.Hu~
blue pool. A gr11.clous Mnie t~t l\l nd!I 14.elf t 0
t'1\(rrt11.irul'lJl f:undy a n tJ
f,!Ue,t:s. Oni· of the bt·st for
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TOWN 'N' COUNTRY
10 Ma.)' for a tl!etime~ bookcA~. 1eparatr lllllld l New dWlwMr, 111U1hr dr)··1 OOmc-01 t~uiJ 1 .. 1~ in CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST
Sl35,0IXI r:a~toktrs quarters, :: C'ar t-r . l.r~ µr11 r.rl' patlO off lh•. t'ountau1 \'a!tl'y llrl'J, IJlr.1 RENTAL SERV ICE
Ranch style. 4 bedroom~ bath-ehamie1'-2
1nassive fireplaces. wet bar, fa1nily room , air
l.'Onditiooing. S\VEEPJNG COUNTR·\1 \11E\\I !
J>riced by anxlou~ aeller al $1 15,000. CALL
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l\lountitln Vlo\\'. {Up Teniple
llllb;I, T"-o-St~· 3 bdrn1.,
21, blil., fain . 611./wet bar.
Stone trplc. Shnkt• roof.
Pw;tot•aJ vlC:W'!!, $&!.~.
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11s oo 111>~1'. Stu It' 111 \1l·~• :1·11jX;rL s:J1,:iuo. '.\!(."!!: cll'w1 IUXjiJ nwluh· rent in our UULLETJN, Updated 3 1in1es a
11ppni.ls(l(I lll S:!T.J.OIXI • ~·or T" M't', vi.II f,.r 11111)'~· ho1ne 111 aJuh lllll'k. !\r \l'CCk.
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Th• Real E state Fair
536-2.SSI or 139-6133
GRUBB & WIS CO. oPfNTlt.t ·rtlF'UN1'0llENICf1 S BEDROOM I s t o r abgl< ""-"'10•1 ••• ~'(ll""Y 1 <SPZ1WW ~VO.WW.""'
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•lk·.u1t 1n11•1110<.. rtrt11ll1l e l:Ompl furn. Lol.'l!tc<I l..~o I TRIPLEX Balbo• Penin11.1i• 3107
TIBURON CONOO--. '. f, ·111 lukll'I'!. 1ront & l;n~k V1ll~l' Trdlll.'r r ark, 1\1), I -REALTORS 675·7080
J BR, 21 ~ ba ., Fan1-rm, 1.1·e1 Hunting-ton8e•cti 1040 L~gun'• Buch 1048 1ii.R·i< )nii.J h.i; l'llOU)!n ior 2-1. MI.._~ Jlar~ Ur .. s~IK>. NEWPORT 11111 ....... 11:-.: B,\Y ·I llH • .:.
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up-grnded extrM. $39,j()(J DECORATOR'S EMERALD BAY EXPANDABLE F11bulous U1\.>ll1lnK1oJrt· 4 /'.•ii. ~.:iOJ tr11111\'(l.'...!'11k•. 61\rli91k.I. c,...,..1 n1-.~'"-" t•• N .. "por1 ('(•in p I 1• I •· Ji ! u 111 ~u.::.~.l',~ i~ IO:u'l. Ov.·ncr, DREAM Sensational, large colonial: bdrn1, ~ balh li.n111• \11th 2D84 Tu1tin A v •. -N.B. Ac re•ge tor ••I• 1200 ('0,,,111 :-.tri.a -~.n llh•)!p ( flll•t.t1ld!ll,: do ,· .. r !hn~>UI
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Price Reduced
$2,400.
dbl drnpcnl'1. \\'aUed lront flrs., high bearn .. ._.11 ic. j ~;!1"~ini::hnn~f'. lit~~~1;11:"t:: Exp•ii.,-.1 c·athetiruJ bo,11111, IH't·1•lh1"~ u1d"•'U HlaJ ~. ----
<"UUrt )O.rd \\ifh \1TOu~hl Bdnns, I baths, fanuly S69.:.00. IUuy adJ~~'1'nt lo.lh· lhn.IQOI ;\hi,lcr ... uhr 1111h "EWP RI Htl"H S f>l1llll1·11v11-..l lll\\l"tb:h1u»n Coron.idelM•r 3122
2 Bdrm. + Pool iran !,':flt('. r a1nily ruOni rrn.. lgc. pr1v. te1Taccs. I & Cn'UIC .~our O\lil 1n1ni-OO!h, r11~·~ui;,: 1"1'Hn .tt dOOrt n 0 u I $295,000 I -1n•I 11 .. 11<1 phi• 1.:ur.; .. 1u,. "Vi/firt•pllk't' off k1lchen. UJO,OJO 1,, ~anien pal~J Cu,tnin 1nor-·' l-\i•!h .. 11w·r 111111 .. •"" • 1:1!, ~.u·. Fl II 11,.•
l.nr1:•· llo'll'k yard with gn~ 1 OPEN SUN. 1-4
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You citn puy :.m niort lhan
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can buy my upgraded unit
lor 52,QO.l below t~plat"en1enl
BBQ. Close 10 0('('811 in l 32621 ADRIATIC i:ardtn kitrhen 111,h ·~ .:rintL:•'" ,\ 1 11~ r •• ,. ••lll.1 l.11~·n~. \\11,h•·r ,i. lJ1)'N', ~~m,111:.1 ""'~idl'n1 1 .. 1 1u-a La 1 3 hln •• 1 Cll Lar lk ~Un 1,5 \'a1J('y vn 11 1u~Jl)t'ul uoun• 111 _ 1J •• 11u -a.•la••" '"·"'" '111111 ,u1~ f-,·~io··~ '' .u. ••· "' ... · "'"W l\'1•ruc. -1 Udr1ns., 1 •1·4'n.1 '' cor l'a""' 11 ~ ' I 1 II "' ""' · · • · ''· · ··· --ll)' $41,500. C1dl ~-O:t'hi.: l~mal dln\n" rm.. "" .;.,50 ..,. ...... , Y 111;u ,..,. , r :1k lilt·n full prit'<· T.•k•· !l•hunt.10.:•· -
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Houses Unfurnished
""'· 2 Bdrm coodo.. desirable
ground level noor plao, 1 \1
years new, Freshly Painted
with uwefu!ly pa.aelea and
mirrol'\.~ ilving room, plush
wallpapi;1-ed d.iJUn" area,
shag eat'j'X'ts & custon1
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l.A)1·e.y gro....,, ... ,., pnll.'M. TARBEll J :l Bit. I IJ1\, 1\r.\1J.Y l{r;. l•J !\I nl"lUl•-"'·ft\11• ahut1~t [ -· ----! 3202 l:tnd!iCa(X'<i for pr I \'ll c y. • ~ 1 ltBJSllr.U. !'1·11. •lln i·111 1,ny\i'h•·n· 111 So Cnhl. 11111, ®. Gener•!
lk.'t•an 1·1ew. $107,500. I ~ t rp11·. L.111.:c• t'ul.rll'r lvt 11 .\ \'Ullt·)~. i!r,1uu1111· It~) uul<' , -----= 12 ,;,. LIVE HEREI, OPEN SUN. 1·5 . l.\llS.illU\'.;,tM~ . U•·i·:.. ~1 .. :11 . .0. J;y V\\!!t'l". I \It'\\ fl"Vlll 1•;1:<ll)' :1<Tt·~·1hh• , ,
2423S LAS NARANJAS _ f 600 Nl.'\IPort C('nlt'r l>rh-.. \.iu! .i l.~·1·1~1 11111<11ps. J~J to :1t1110 t·ll·l"u· . \\".olnu1 s.1 11.u·t> S'!fl .... .. . '' ... ' ..... f..agUna Niguel. Thl're nre 1-------SOLID GOLD--t Hv11• .. \\t11t'I', t'lt•1·1r1t·11y ,\ D t1r. l '[1\1 • p.i1·11,1! fl11'11
miles of ur"Obstructl"'d vie"Vi'll EARLY LAGUNA 1 EXPENSIVE LOCATION i,;1'\.·;ir tol't·,1ry nAuJ!j 1111u eluxe 4-Plexes S:!"lll.
CUSTOMIZED frum !his 4 bdJ;i1. honte In 2730 Heath•r Ln. 1•rvp1•1·1~ . ..:vrrvun•!t•J I•) ~,1 : .. ,1 o;:1;:, .. ·~"' . t•1· ~ J!\I 1•1 ,11111 11••\1.o;.(_,
OO(! of L.agunn Nlgucl"5 1nos1 The tJUif'lll('!i~ ol one or I IMPORTED TILE ,\,1IJ<•1111l 1-Hl\''l, tl•.H' Svul~ 111· 1 ••11 II !.-:•·•·ll· rol ln1·•1· :. l•I' L llll •'r-•11 l'.11/i . s .• ·U
drapL'S, ovl'rsizl.'d pantry POOL HOME n1w, CUSIU!ll tile ClOUlll('f" tops, sh;lkc t\Xlf, near Huge ma.Iii~ !)c(lroonl _&.·
schools, \l'ttlkiog diilance to l'.lCtra _ laf'b~ h1ing room 111th llu11lln~.on Center, '"'Im· nutli.'ll\'C . fireplace. O"TK'r~
mlng pool and inany park prld';_ evident thruout, only
areas. NO\v $2000 belo"'' cost $33.950.
stable neigh bQrhoodi.. Ln.l:wu•·.~ old S I r Ct' t Ii In t'l1\l1'. hr~'t'lf' WOif, k1t1'lll'n ''"'' ·'"~'"· 1'1 "" · •1! l'.;1!11. f1tn·~1 HJ>Jll" ;:rn11·~ l1<tn : f:!: 1 •11 11••1· .. I 1111 :: 1°1 ll.i1•l ••t' \';,._. ~t.0
• 1 enhant.'('li lhr t·harm of thi§ •'· I r I ;; 1;!: 1 '•~i1 · 1111 11\T I Beauufully landscapt.'ll &-• "' rtnr 1.11~ o• t Ill' ,, t .. ·.1u1 11.~.1 \u~i llr.0 11 . ...:.i o-. ·•tf1,, 111"''11 •·1111l1·• '.' l.r Sll':"'"•·l1fl• '11).
niaintaini.'<I &: i.: r l'D 1 l )'I bygone (•l':J hon1c ne:n· lhl' rxqul~iH.~ i•vr1oli110 h11111t' 11 •'111" olll. $o l.~W L1uup. !-':0:1C.1~11~· 1~11.,11unJ ~1 I'\\ "I , •II 1, ·" J;·:~ fo•1 :1 l•r 1~1_,,1,1111 . .;,1111 . 'i .i..il.
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ne11·. tPrln c ipals only 531·5800
EMERALD BAY l'Cd'('!l.ILOna ariity, ·as 2 Fl!e lar11J: 3 nrt .• ~ B.\ • 1'.\<.'lt'IC:.St:i{\'ll'J:::Ht:.\LTY I •Ul)llnoc. 1111\'l>lll\l'lli J;l'VU j1 I -:. hr ll1:111n··I H•'•I (7!))
Al the \'t'fY top of EineraJd bdnns., fl uni<iue frplc .. bonu,s no1>n1 ,\,"\:!) inany ~11~ .'iJl-t:,t l l11.1.u11\1tt•on 111111 ).'.real 1 \.r. ~ind) ha~· ho·;uh .. $1{)1l.
Bay \\'ith the best 1,1e""'~ hard\\'(llYI firs. & a 1n1all n101·r ''U!>ilOn1 lt>a!Ul't'!I. :1!1 --lt.011-"' nr 11111 cvn~id•·r lr•l(h' I I l·r I.id" B.t) lt,)nr . SJ·l\.I),
plea.5(.>l. Call today
147-3095
2 BR
TOWNHOUSE
$189 PER MO.
I' tllage Rea l Estate
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Open Evenin9s
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l'oith billiard rm. "llh \\'l.'t Uslln~ Nl'f'<lf'd BAYCREST I ., . -. . 1 "·· I lS!;iO t~. l.rh !'it., s:uua Ana
u.u. Rct.-ent )" completely REAL E$TA'l'E l nm1~1;1IH'1tly !1'.ul \\l'lls ~17.~µ;g
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This l'lttraetive t\ro tx'<lroon1 Hunt. H•r bour 1042 f -~ ~.. --------l 'l~•lh' .• 1,-1111 •or t'.11~11:.0., hH«!•('\1 J•u1,: -~ 1n 1"r1"1 . -1 --· 1ownoou~e can he purclul~1-.1 Wid• Co•stline Vi•w I !~~~~~~~~!! :-,., ,\i.:1·111-1•1,.,,-;,_. 1·\·111t·nt 1 .. 1i1v .1.:. c.1r1~1rt . BALBOA UNITS ,P.LA l.ENTALS
for bnly $2.200 down "ithl----------F.\1:l'J1(1')/1;1I ho•a1·h n I'(• n -BEACH uousE 1 l')~•I<'<" pr11 .1ll· "l'f\U"C .• :'i!.u WI \/'KIAllll ·~ U•VICI
buyerassumingJowl111crrst ,._,.,,,,_ ho1nf' il('1'<Jr:111•d JI\ !hi" "ol•! •• 1 l•'l.'.J l1un, Jlu11r 111.,:tv1 1 l*·:•th. $19,000 BUYS!
f?.Jf.A. loan. Also includt·s ~ • llDSN.CoonHwy.,Loguna \\'orld" n1 .. t1f. ~·er11~11'<'~ 2 ' _ ~ STEPS TO OCEAN .. 't l"i·l::til SLl.:.uJ Trl10 •' \·,·r1 .. 1110111 11·11·!•'\, f ~~HOU c:1~h~3-,1~~f', and rclrig. ~ , 494-1177 lxlm1s, '2 balh.~. C.:11stnn1 J GRANO OPENING IA;\I! '!10J•jlllll;. i 'l"I\" l'll fkl11;; IH·'..\LiTlFl"l. l ~ ~ lut l1y ''11" l•lHo·I: I•· h.o\ '""I I 1 .,,,'1
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Full Price Pt1ccd llelO\\' n•11!act!n1c11t CL"tl11r r lose1s .. llardl'oood C.'ONOOi\UNIU:i.t llU!llt:.~ ., .. , . . . . . I \'ii.ta, cu. ll2'.1'!:!. l'li•Jll\' I t .. ·dl"Olotll ,.1111"r" unll 11111, :l \It: -..·n.·1•"l" :d i thP !)('11th
costs. r-.tagnillcent n.."tl11()1.).! 01aple llO?rs· J-. I e vat e r1 I Bayfron_t llon1cs 6..._~-.~,J.\, l'..ll'S, ·19:1-:l·MS ;1.~El 1'\\'H l~'<h..-.Onl unus. ('[nSNl ! .-1111'~ ,., lnl:in.1 (h·1111i::1· UJ.
and fully .utnlshed. Onl y · & 1;'.lass honie. Pa.noi·anllC dc1·kl.1g. J-acis 1he<X·ean on Boot Slips --·------·· . ~ . I 11 11 ! $LANDLORDS$ $2500 <1011·11. payments like O<.'i:!an & CJ\)" views. l.,.o(•tttl..J 2 lull Joi§. i{l•<luCf'ol $6900. run Sccurity llii:;hri:sf' MONT EGO MODEL 7··:-.:r·~2" $i00. ~o 1;:§1."!'0W ~·" ~l:t'. ·,·;::1;;· ~ ...... I'~~ 111 1-·~ F 1-'f'~'I-' (' II I' T I . '
rent. \\'hy no: I.tu,).'? Call · Call •194-XOO'.l. I Steel &conl'rele co11~1n1t·tic.11 ca~h Onl), l...;i:una &ach. 1111111<'•'·. ·· • ''1111·
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your home and "·ant fasl only $36,j()(); 01vnrr 11·1JJ i:;,•;l,·h I :no rern:1nclo l"'.d, N.B. , -' --.,. ' -•
action, for heaven sake givl.' Irvine 1044 coo.skier lease/oplion. j 67S..S51 ' BH + fa1nily nn : 111cl. , _ __
us a call?! VIC STUART L• un• Hills lOSO I~··· n1.•1r. ~ultl'. Hu~t' 1,;,.111 •. Cemet•ry Lots/ I I.DI':' \\,\'.\"TEO ] 962:-2456 Lov•IY Gr•enbelt Re•I Es tat I g BEACH DUPLEX :"t,·11~ 1 .. ht•at·h. ..11n10 .~11c Crypli 1 SOO I 'hroui.:h 1t111·.n 1, 1yn1,.111 & 4ll W.1tth COSTA MESA
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dams 81 r-.tagnolia, HB Highly upgraded. II u i e , .. but priced right! One o[ P!u5h n.c:p!1>, 1 ':!'.;;.ii __!it-'tl ·'th DUPLEX_ BEST BUY Newport Heights 1070 "'t·IJ, !H~l.Jt::. I l-.' · I~ lfJI... 3 1;H, 2 Ill\, Open Evenings b r tck patio, l ow Ne1rpon Beal'h's finl'.~t fllr ... -,'l'l. ar1usca1,..:--..... 1 Comma c' IP t 1600 ;-;-;---. . . ... S:l'.!1. :-;u1.r;Je!fl,\· P•''io •Jk ,.,,.,..,. ...... ~~"'"'"""''I mai11tcnance yard. St¥ !his! areas, \\'here you o"·n the pall(.11. ,\IJ '.hts onlylts.1--1.:ioo. 2 &11l·1i~~~~1.~e~-iu~i{~!,500 A RARE BUY r i• r~_L___ l~lfllV<.'\T~. Bl-~~f11 f,o:-;~.~1 :-..1 : ·B:1('tl. ·"'111~h·~ $1 I ~
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Needing a little attention scaped, \.lith lge. l.l'e('s &: furn1w1fum Condos. t:njoy ..arge 01 · rootn llr poo · s c I.It-in kitrhen. S·l9.5'(1. I Resort 2400
. . . but only IO?(, down!! brick patio: Close to new i::oll. tennis & bt•ach. rlnvl" rv h.ickyard for 00111, ..
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ASSUME VA II nd th. 3 bd m lronr & bilck. Cowred patKI ........ 1 f;ont,,-.1 1•· I lf'l1' ~ HI'., lll'n.
... a arou 1s rm.. ,._.___ "'' ' ' I a• 'LTV I I 2'I bath lo\.l"llhouse, v.ith u.u~ ---· 1ai.: ~U'IJC • t Cl' Y . r.A 'The Orean.c; .. l-'.a!.1 sid•' BA , '.' rrpl<"l $4 ..1,9!.l ~ 7~2% Lo11n Cir conventional ~ ;, BR, 2;,BA, lge 1ril'w kl!. I d<'<-'Oratl'fl. Harbor High, Ne11r N1 .. r•r_1 P••_• o _rrttt OJl,:.ra :0.1 f's a Ol'rrlookin:! 1~11-1 .• <.
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1 l~~ith St'.....'..~~·~·\JJi l 1! r n1 s . Pro fessionally -n:!t'.. aroa·l! 1 Cuu~uu, pa Ka_ 1~er .~· \\"llOdlancl. Srhl p RICE REDUCED 1;reenbelt I ''°'·', ,,., ''''"-"'• booksht'lves & a delightful di · · ~h ,... I.Al\~: Arro11h<"I il!'.':'HI! 1nr111n L'lndscaped. 3 Years ne1v. 4 e tennis. min to ""' . !Ji~.•. I hlk to Be~· s Club. 1• I I' •. ~ .. lh'•• '.'HI' •. 1 '·. f1·nn-tl p:1110. 2 Ult & :l li..'l. Bed 1 · . patio 11·ith lire ring & BBQ. 494-5•71 499.2•00 $j-jO'l 4c· -219 Wi ::.O.l 0 11 k ., •r"' .,.. hon 1c~11.-:-.:<Jrlh SllOf" \'lt'I rooo1s.1ugepal10,\1t.1nl l..o<'aled on 11;o rgeous. 4, ·• :i.rJ . I , , 1111er ~·1 ~,:, !K1h<1111r.'2 fin:plai.:rs.ht1~·· li-plc,$31,:.i()(), !re""· n1'.•f l.11.1', "l:!.1,fl
last at $40,300. gi't'!'nbc·ll. near pool , \l1 th OPE..~ HOUSE ?nd. illS1 Tusun. fi46...j6jJ. fain n11 \\"/bl11n l::IBQ. Lruk J.1 .. ~ l':1dl'('S i{ealry 1rn 11~ 1;11-1111/.t.f:. ... :,:n:
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CALL 552
.7500 ~lountain V11'\lo' [)r, Spacious 1 • 1'"E."Ckends. "'/poll 1n!J shed. Bo U : Lll:;una Beach l!H--Oi9l 1 ,\ \ 1"'·1 l-•1 in J rl~ 11 ·-• II• WATERFRONT \ II · · 1•1"'9 I -----' Ti>rn1 ..
,,2 ••71 VISION -I BR. '2'2 ba hornc on pool· arr1...,n, nt.,'1, .~ .,.. ,..,, Dupl•xes/Unft• ' . •, ,.._,.,. ......, ( :".::.) 546·1103 • • ,;.ed loo s,·,,, '"''' 1 00 Thi~ romlorta~ triplex "ill ,, · ~"" ... . ... n 1y S:\1Al.I. 2 llr. house on 60x for ule 1800 '----
Ii\'. ml, "'et b;ir, larg,• b!ick COlll you very little · your 1z2· Jn!. $.19,?00.
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liH H•.Jr~I.' lttin•·h, :"oi~ llGli., REPOSSESSIONS Red H '1ll Realty palio. Big 2 car garage. tt•nanL'I "'·ill pay lhe bulk of PROMONTORY BAY !3ti·9-IOJ 221 ; :-.lan;arl'I Dr. Groves 2700 ln1maculate rondi1ioo, rolur the bills. Ownen apt. plus J UNITS
For information and location REALTY REALTORS coordinated throughout. A studio apt. 3 Bdrms., 2 ba. Custom .... -111erlronl Jot in S•n Juan Cpstrn. 1078 ~ ACRE 1\YOC'arlo Jtani·h
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of these FHA & VA homes, Univ. Park C('nter, Irvine nice family home. Excellent each. l..i•aschold. $100.000. p1in1e lof"il1H>11. ,\pprovt"d ,\ll 2 bedroom,;, ~p.1rate Vrn.• nt!ra{'ti1·i· 1 ('rm 8
contact · \'alue at $68,500. LOVELY NEW HOME plans i:tv11 il. for ln!ip. IN A LITTLE 01~11er unit "'ilh fcnt-«i I r 11 '11hrn 0 k 8 re u : 1 Bi lbo• lsl•nd 3206
KASABJAN UNIVERSITY PARK ~LARIO:\ MlL"\:E lt eal l Odnns., lan1. r111 .. din. r.;:rG!flO yard . All n l' 11• 71 ,1-833--~12.
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R•al Estate 962·6644 han('l' or lome in excel. 618 S. Coast Hwy. ollt>r. U:asehold. ~.cm ,\ Jll'l\'1111· lakr Tr•i! 2 lk<ltm pa int~ S-'i9.950. PETE j ACHE _ 1 l•J1nl.'~l!r, n n k
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LR . F'orn111l Din -r n1 , ~'E\V DRA?'.lATIC VlE\V distance ol shops, church(>s, Benr~, pool~ .~ tenni11 491: -.. 121 or 49,_0290 1-t('rr11~ C:1!1 711 -11.::'.-::2 12.
For Your Home f"11n1-nn 1r/\1·~1 00.r. Pr'Of. A.II redY.'d ex1, spect \'U ~It. S·lli YKJ -R I E-W-lnndscapo,'Cf. l'~ .BJ.ks 10 <'IC. · R A T"·o i:harnung hliul't.-s •·n a •a •t•te ntd. 2900
No hidden costs. delays. pools, tennis & Volleyball Bal~y lo 1occan.:__ Spa'il&il CAYWOOD E LTY RV Q\l.w~BDR,°l1 ; BA. lul 115 _an invest"r~ ~111 r1r·r
No obligatiorul, 15 yrs exp: stai.rn"lly, I:: llM, ...... -ants · * 548-1290 * I rt o 11 I k WANT TO BUY
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RASHEAR REAL TY crts. S 5 9. O O O. OPEN de c k . 3 BR J3BA/3fpl, crits/d,,,s, fp, patio, 2 CCU' or 11· n nt>,11oc ll.' ri rna l' lfOUSE. Sat, Sun I to 5 Pr.1. Id h NEW PORTOFll'O ••l'l.r lnd&ep bk • ..! comm. pnymcnls "'1th Ilic nthrr. 842-7411 Ev•s 961-1178 gourmet t, uge ganierm, ''"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i; I . . . " j S.?,600J -I~ $38,TaO. Rl'd C:a r Jl et ·I un11s or Tri11ll'.ic. SlfXl,l)l"l1 ,.,..,.~~ ... ~~~"'""'"'\ 11!012 Gilhnan, PrincipaJs. xtrs galore. Stil.500. OPEN 1 • f anla.'ll!C \'Je"·· AU u P poo • • · · I n ,. c <; t m c n t Oi1·1!>Kln. Cash lo Th<-kmn. l'cv.,.....n
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5 BR, 3_ BA, t..urge family nn Ll\'E AT TIIE JL.\.'4Cll IN REALTOR, quality 11truout IUld pnt"t'<l ·~I.so \~t· 1"~!111~111~~~2.2.jQl ~::.~~ tub.
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beaulifuUy lond~optd, by bedroom. fonnal dining~-3 ARO! -~ "1n'tt1'ngh1mn .. 11(tn I :\ri..;:-;r SELL for wl• 1100 -0\\11Cr. $98,{0}. (714 1 family nn w/-''· 3 Cllf' 8.AY -1:a1cgu ........ at p ~· 7 1\1:\IEOl.\Tt:LY CXlltO~A DEL ~l,\Jt .1.'00d "Y' Coast Highway · pru;s to E H ME Hk.'Omc. 1 RR ho111r, an1C10us 536--0l.~ gar., shag cpt.s, flundeck. Licher Home, ~o. :> North FEALTCRS :-.:i•ii· Sp~nbh st~J••. lu1Cury MOBIL 0 to sell mnke offer Sll-7701
Huntington Townhouse Nc<1r Jl<'lf'kll and :«.>hools. La Send.a Dr. 1 Story, 2600 3336 Via Lldll 61;>{)1~ hoJTl(' in !he hills above FOR SALE:
2 BR, 1'11 BA, Sl.9,900 ~.~. Broker 963-.ifiSI SIJ. ft. Monterey. J bdnna & Ne"1>0rt. 4 Btt. 1 h.1.., SILVERCREST Houses to be
$905. dwn. $216. nlO. pays aU den, 3 baths. 2 r .P. Sets FANTASTIC BUY-"',H.~1111u&lly 11Rrn~l:np~ l'll1'1• MOBILE HOME _..;mo.c.:.•,;.ed;c,:c ____ l:.c900~ -Co I~ I ~"-2 I 1 -• l>Cf.'U . lru1""· ru\'lllt: , • ., :io14> nlinenta v•. Poo IR"1NE UNIVERSITY asU"NC ots a ocean. Back door to beach v.aik pool & tenn~ club. D.it.-s. 20 x ~, 2 BU 2 BJ carp,,
4 BR. 2 BA, $24,990 PARK. Luxurious 3 bcdnn Reduced lo Sl!i9.500. A w/tennis court adj. -1 BR + 6-14-5686 draped, bit-ins., tttrlg ..
$1450. dwn. S~7. mo, Pft'-5 rJI Condominium in pr i n1 e happy aunarune art is I bay \'\I. Low taxes & cozy "''usher&. elect. dryer, "ittd
19850 Clmbridge La. Pool k..:nllon. F'o>Tnal dining, delight. garden patio. Now $10,000 Bayfront Luxury !or 220 air cond.. kitch.
SKR. 54S-T711; c'\'e. 5,57-4617 I gt' fa mi J y rm. Quinurd. RE:nllor 642·2991 It!~. llum! Open SUn. 1-5, Lind11 Isle. llel• buy . ..000 •ti· clock, Rlorage shed, land·
HOUSE Fell out o1 eccro"" spac\oo!t kitchen and huge OFFERED ••• , 425 Via Udo Nord. liT<>-7-114. ft , w/pler & ~lip. $2-W,OOO. itenped patio. Three yn. old
Dlvner mu.sl Ael.I, 4BR, 2BA, malllrr bedrn1 sui1e. Priced b bu'ldt Lo 1 3 LIDO BAY FRONT uenni.-;011 AsJOOC. 673-7311 · llke nu. l.ocatetl in ne11•
$1000 or offer, 5 BR hou!if'.
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loon. 3 bdrm!' .. tam rms., $59,900, lncJd1 la~. 0pton lnfom1atlon -"" s Pp' t. o"ncr. call mo rn 1 n gs, LIKE ~-3 BR hrnhse. ll' CRESTMONT
den. dlnlng nn. Dulll-lns. lbe Sat/Sun. 11:,)· l!ml s,ho\.ling, call fi73-{)M:l pliv. boal •1111. fee!: land, ESTATES
, Cat~ral cclllnga. Walk 10 SitrTA Ctwla. m.J,531. .. 494-0301 _. Ml · v· · 1067 blk 10 heh, PJ\·enklc owner 10J, Siie Dr, Brea. fCentral
the beach! Just 3 yrs old. EXCITr.'\G ~(':w 28R, 2BA. Soothcol:st Pacific Corp. '''0" ie1o 1uudous, $32,500. ! 71 4 I A\·e. a.cross rrom Bua
Bkr. Call !162-886l TO\.lnhomt, U n iv er s i \ y BLUE LAGOON CX>NDO, 682--7<UI. Comm. llo.p.~ Lot •46.
O\VNER TRANS. Big 3 Pnrlt, Villa~ J."our, Super Oce9.n skif', priv. heh. Charm with 3 fleW itARBOR vtl"\V lfO~tE. CONTACT R.;\Y, PK. ~IGR.,
bdrm. w/llU"llt tam rm. Luc. lndacpn1a. drp&: 6 Tennis, 2 POOLS, Sccurit)', ~lonaco, 2 BR • Den. ige1='""'°"'"""""""""~·~==-,-
frplc. built-Ins, dishw~r. UJ)lr&ded crpt1 can~ inckJ, 2 BR 2 113 ba. frpl:. Own 4 ·~ 2 "... lo 1 ,~,Joi. many eictras. ~f'uu TRAILOR.i\.c\tA, 25X46, :dnt ~'T. HARBOR 4.pu;.\'.'S
•·.autiful ~ •"lh Jo-·~. By O"l'nt'r, $M.9CXl. 5S2 O'i36 1a\.l'fl. t69,000 Owner 499-1101 QU11n1, U11U1 on ~ Y 1 bcllev ~ ~ cond 1 ,.~ -·~· .,.., ......... r1 ._.....,..., lNwJsc.l'lped lot. Used bcick 5tt o e, ._,,JVU. " enc . Pl'""· "~"'m I blk lrom Boo.rd\\'tl>lk
$4,:fJO dn! Brk Cllll tK" &iG6 BY (),\'!'f'f, be1u1t. 4BR., 2 1ii BY owner. Ocean view, patio. r-.tuch, much mC">rt.! 6+~17 drps .\ cpl. 1 +-Ur. ll'ettr Shopping Cntr. 1i;1 owner
O\VNER A~: Dean prden, ~~· t0_~na3i ~ .. n .. in!.!~c~ ~~ly +3 poB~~.2 ."::.~. 1 ••. 1 $38,900. O\\INER Trnnstrd, must tell. !)('ffach.,.~,~2·10S"n>o Open to depreciation. Xlnt. 111 x -I bdrm. 2.<W 911. ft.! Fam """'' ucu·, '-'!' •-· _,,_ ,....,... "" ..... wu -.~ Century 21/~fiulOn Country SpaJ!. ram-rm. 4 BR. 0 l!r ~..,...." !iht'llrr k app!'f'<'l.&!lon. 1nl 1
nn .. frnlc. Dttrun kl!chl"n. t•All 11~--0507 • \.'A Only ~.500 Open dally 495...4121 or 49).0290 i\l11ril'M'n &hi . $ 5 2. 0 0 O. 1:? X ·12 FLEE'n\'000, 376-J.'81 Oprn c-0 ~ .
Carpetg, dft'peti. Lovl'ly FOR 8/}IO b)' O'lt'Mr ln ln."ine. 1 _'9_7_·_21158~-------1 .~.,..,.~.,.~.,..,.~~ · O\lo1'll'r, Open Dally 1 to 5 .. tocotr-d at Hu n 11 n i;: Ion \\"nrn.•r/S1111ll.
atrium, Brk. $31f,950. CllU l RR. ~tra lg. (ll.m rm, 3 BR home prime ckl&e In 'N•wpart Be.ch I069 l j15 Prisi•Jlla Lane ~136 ~klhllf' Estntl's, H. 8 . $3S01. DOLPlllN REALTY ~' $43,500. ~\2·.ilG:\, Jocatktn wmIF. v I e w :-.t,\P.TNERS 01i\'{' 4 Br. 2 8 li...:f71j I i.1'1('~ by build<'r :-liVf' 1.11
Havt.' 10'™'thl11J; you •·1'nt tn 'l'URTl.F.:ROCK. 4 BR •. 2 $67,500 prtnc. 494--l(U EA5TflLUi'"F Lu.Jk &Plan, 5 Ba, 11r pnrlt -~ tehool. 1111\·r som1'thlllll: \UU 11-nn1 to rel!! :::. i.:1~ tn Huotlni,,'lon"
ae.11? CLualfkl.d ad• do II biu.., !Ul!CI 11trbun l:. pa.Ho. Scll Idle: Jt~m.li \\11h a DnJly BR/381\. '600 sq fl. 8)• Prit'e'f"I rlghi n1 t950. M-11:' tin ~111nm· nd!I di) It i"lt.'W" ('h-lr ttnttor , tltr
well -call l\O\V 642-561'8. Di-cornlcd. $6.1,500. ~160.) PllOI Clas!llfied 1'd. 61~,..f,6n\ ll\\11r, 11nn·!l onl)'. 6-W--1102 1 0\\11cr, 1\flrr 6. 6'6-6'11 3 \lo'l'll ·call N0\\1 642-00-:S. I inlortn.ilkm 612-().)i l
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Irvine 32~ Houses ·u n#urnlshed ~Townhouse Unlrn 3S1S A~rtmentt Furnish.cl Apartments Unfurn. Apartments Unfurn. ! Newport Be.ch . 3169,Apts Furn/Unfum 3900'"
Co1t1 MeH 3224 TURTLE ROCK Newport Beach 3269 ~ll~ION Vie!jo, nt'w 2 Br. Hunt. Harbovr 3742 Costa Mew , 3824 Huntington Beach 3MO * 2 WEEKS FREE *
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STNCL.ES:.B11ch$!I0.1 IUr ~nn.21-a.,tl<'n ....... ,:".Zi WILD LIFE SZl.l.64.')-J·~c·--~= ·~~°:'~~~lSt~r:,~~~i:~~ $149 $1b9 28R AOJl~r<;,\R~ES llO:.:::s j ~b~v
S1ZJ 1urn. uni p.11d. 13 Ult .. 2 ba. •· $~10 RESERVE Duplexe1 Furn l SSO Sp;14 lJ)I ~ di' i.;.11r. Jl(IOI , JRVlf\Jo: A\lt-:. ,\T ,\1 ~,\ '11>" D'9($ llL'OG~r:-2 UH lpl•·~ $1.'iO. UN IVERSITY PARK P ---------~111'8.ge it11·I. 111·1v. bult.\llllt~ 3BH $200 po•!/kid ok 17J81 l'aJO\·r Ju 11 de~lt ,..1tl~ I
SIOI'"• 11:1, (.\:0, kl(.\11 vk ! :? llR., 2 b.''1h_. ••••••••.•• $3:?."1 Gr. b;.1t•k 1);1.y vi1•w. liof.aull!ul ::: UEAT nu; Cft0\\'0 ::'1:1 ·lll-11W1 846-W Kr•'lso•U ;o.;r IW;11·1t & Slal•r t BH .. $100 :: Br. fC.1J z "R. T,,...,._..,..,,~·•, '-'o. r..u l'aini·:.I Bit $.l.9l I:.. c:-.t 1 IJlt., :l1J l~lllL-. .••.•••• roJ I\){ & 2 l:Si\ "Uluff~" i._i,)IW\I) ... JllCll PftJC£S: Lagun• Be1ch 374 8 111~· • s:10 •I~. l10V(: ln Olly&. :-.:1wit &..·urity, l~I. I tro~o su."1 U~1n "'s\;s. I~~~~~ )rd, kW & iw.•t?> ok, I J l~tA ~~JT· ~QUAR ~~ i:E~~;~ :::~~rn':ri1t~i:'c 10~-e~~r~~~ii1e1Jet~C:k t~ OCEA.-.: f'IU>NT iw2~~!~~r ~:~o ~"PT"s'".--~~u:;, ~~1~1~~;,;;0:'it-:~~~~ut~~r~:u::~~
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l'ar U~tln1ts t'\cedeiJ lalwid llayft"Ont, 3BH, 2BA, $150 lITIL. paid, q u I~ t TO ITS NAME 2 <1r 3 BR. $115 up. Chlldrt'n
+ALA Re nta ls 642·8383 · 11\·a!I 11ow · Junt.? 14, $~. en1ployed oldtr ~nllemnn & pels ok. 79l2 Newn1an, li:NIQL'J::.~ Bl<. :! · -LI i\c -~oJ~l~ffi-=~"~"~'~.----.= onh" N. 1-.'.nd 491-3>03 0\'t>r 500 tall tree-a and JO No. A. JIB. M<IJ!-06.11.
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BUS SERVICE TO DOOR
Newport He!yhts 3870
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Rooms 4000 I .c f <111.NI slttan1s ...,•l\h watertalls -1'c:iho~. lllitl. Ku;I::. & pct 1.sT \\'c:ilet'n Bank Bld51. l.lupl•X•I Un ur n ;,..,y t:Ft'ICll'..'.NCY Ap!~ [rom PT cn.:atc a rcliu;lfll: M.'tll~ lor Irvine 3844 0Vi.1t LOOKS BA\'-OCEk''
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CRAB IT: 2 HI{, SJTj i.uluH~ or sni. fn nHly. No •1JRNISllED STUDIO $l7a. 1''unu1urc li\.'llli~bl~· APTS S•n Clemente 3876 i ~·c::..:.::·::.,:°'=-c==cc..· ~= I o ... I k 'I ., 1 Util11 paid. Garage. Vllu.,-e upen l:l!OO to 6:00. ~ • ----------Guest Home 41SO (:.i.r111{t'. t-'C'r1(·l-d f1•r J.:kb. :.! l•lrrn., :.! 11·1 ...... UO ·?)i~ pct.s. -~"-cc· utlta,"' ,i 4.lfl'·1236 &It. 6 Ptll t'W.n:icw RJ.1,, Co.ta All.'!HI. •• Family ••1rtm1nts NI'~\\', h1111e, dt>luxe , I H~. e fin, d ers··* 64, 2·9900 :t d1u1., 111 hr. ........ SZIX! bl/. dr~. ctlvi;.·ollHC!. crpt, """ StvJrceH!l;"°Rhiff. I, 2 & 3 . _, 1;1trn1., ~ J.:1 , , ... , :sm1.i:1.1 J.11:i. lSl.. 3(1.f lt1s. C:ll:0.1. Newport Beach 3769 Phone: a6-2300. 2 l~ll, I liulh now 11\'0•lli1ble Bit, 2 & :; RA l"nclosed i;:anc. l ;\I~.~.\ \ 1·1111·, .. HJ., ! BA. :: l~!rn1, :l'~ 11:1 ........ s1;.i0 BIG CANYON 6T.i-nxi7 .. ~-~~~~C' THE HUN T· ENDS tl•11n fai. On Cul\'\'( Drl\'I', O'V'V'.,, ,_,... ..,, , ..... ,,_ $32. 11 I It f .-e LA PARISIENN e "' Ju~t vfl San Diego fl·..,11y. '""' ., ... .., v 1· 1 o. • 'a!><'. c i. , lKh'111., :.: ~ l~t · · · · · ·· · ~1:.W OME 11.JLLUXL D· n· Po1nl duplex ... I .,. .........., Ot'C·an, c1tv & •·oll 1-ourso> l't.'l]Ulrt'i.1. r .. nulll'IO only CALL 552-7500 VIEW H I "" I l'fl ,. 1'"0 I "o Mll.)f'l' .ilP:U11 .. cnl lW!Hng 3.'8.1 Pli.tk\'ll'W l.J1 ~ .. "'-N J ...
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t;\'•'l'('t! .•tlJ'•JI •l l/J' .11tt·r I !'QIU'M' view! Lois l'llillcr CJ.:'arhll~~~· o~;l'L~~l(:7~·\0. l!eult'll Prinl. Adult~. 1t1><1.n1)U!Jllli \\'IUl l._'1111\ll'Jl· LiPPt::H OUPl~EX, 2 LK BK, 2 BR. 2 BATI-1, $195.
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Nt.AJi 1~,V{K, S<·hool11 Hll'I e I ea ty :I BR , $230. JK'r ino. Bis-yli, J\rros.c; fron1 I.,'011 roun.e. I : ~ ~ullr .:n;h:>TV Jtoom rcfn.g, b11, It); .sµndeck, frplc,
Boyi. LJuo, .1 1w111~ .s liH -.t i l~~ALT\' . HE1\L~Jt.,o;; i l~li l'omona, ltcler. req. ~l32 Santn Ana A\c. I* JI\ & U l Entcrtainln" w/w c-pts, .llri~. lrplc, $?50. Call 493--01~1.
l:S11 twrllt' 1\1111 P!'l\,1h· y,,rcl, Univ. Park C tt•r, Irvine SIOO. ctc11nini,: ft't', no J>el8. , . ) u .. 11H.1unl111.n Vil'\.\', .l4'a J k S.n Ju•n
J)llU•J, uno 1>111g1<' e 11 r Tt1•:illy Cornpaoy t..:.l\t.. $35/\\K UI. I BT, 7 Br~ I ;u"t:,1111. . ~ ~·hoob, :shQps, l H1 blk Capistrano 3878
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ioo:1111•1n ~ "••11110 ,\ k I . 1 lllt ( 'ondo, ,\ C !'J.'J;J ~ ii~, , "· l"I", 1•0•0 •'•l'IV 'd , do) aitch pool. THE ?.!!::&\, 4ia N. JUt.l .fUIJ Witt rc,ou)' to mO\C.: •:uvll ref l'hUdl'\!O OVC!r lti $lo' 2 Bit, --. -",Jts . ._.,,, J" ,. J Ne"·port Bl, Ci\I. &'6-9681 lnlo! .. . · . .,, r-"" ,..... U-l·\-1:.!ll t ISi( Cun11to, J\IC ~.le s:.i •.• t.:Alti\l,.;)•; 1\pl I Ur. $135.1 wir, Ul flt'\.\' Duplex. Agent. ~ ---------THE VENDOME (l(.(.'l'J)li:d. r.oo JICl& $275/mo. sto11e, refnx. ~·pts/drps, gar
uFcoH1\"f(JJt':-> l>el~iii-t :; )lit Jlvnf\·.~ ... ,,.$_2tj5 & s:11a furn"'' ulil pd, ~ln;;le:s. I ~T28 l'AllK 1'F:\\'P0HT Con1pl Year round 494-J'm & pool. 493--7180
lil{. ~paru!>h 11., trp! Jiist J lilt llun1\'S .• :S~2.i ~ $J.;i.1 Glti';AT! I Ur~. ~1:.1 n1.11thly, !Bi.t',=-"-P-, -,,~,-,,..-• .,-ot-i-lc-,c.h ~~~.2 J~~Y· i ~.· .1:"~~~~ 184S Anah•lm, C.M . -
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curr.:,1:: Coz"·l lilt, 5200 ~;.\S'l'.'i lDl':~-BR, I '~ 11,.,, G~<~~l>. J Br 2'.~. ~a \ .. \'-,cliff 2
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"' .-. ,....,... ~ "' -F · h d Ap•rtments Unturn. 111·1 nvv•. lnq; 2S68 L.1Sal1(', o\ltiturc adults, nu l"'l:i. Pool, jacu:u:i, sauna 1ent·1'1! for kuls. c(1Ulll'Cllvns. Chilli v .I\. l'U e,·1.J<;A1\l, Clean~ 11 n r bo r Apartments urn1s e ~ '"2 3 ''" 3806 _,Ip<_. I_. 5-l:t-l:J24. ,)l7j;) Pacilil' Cst ll"''i Rec. clubhouse EAS'J'SIUI·: :l BR, $290. Uui::z...,~2l!rl. n10 . ..., · :,.,,,. !1 1inlauds 3 BH, 'J. UA, lll'\I' 3707 8•ibo• l1land B Ibo. Penl·nsula 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH 499.2835 Llcen~ed day r11rr cent. t'cnrl'<I Jur k1dK ,r,, 1>cts -p;iint & c1·pt.i;. t·rptc. Qu1e1 • ----------From $190.00
Homefinders * 641·99_ 00 L_ ~9. una Beach 3248 :i.rca. l'n\atc fnt.,I ya.rd. Nl':\\' 2 HR garage apt. on JN ~ulr~ I g vnn cur.11·L~-... OCEANFRONT PARK PLAZA 11
--~J7J/:0.10. \\I a l e r pd. $35 WEEK A. UP yrly lc:i..'i<'. at 1161~ Topaz, AL! .• C..\TltAS & t;urai,:e.
h!LSA VC•rd1· " ult, I'~ ilr1. t. (.\zl'rv1n 1>1.ull, 2 bdrm, ti'fir~J&l. Jfa.:i s1m·e D.\\'. disp. Cull Adults, no pel!S. $l!f0. on Jitt\". bcfll'h. ',! hr 2 h.1. 805 West Stevens
$.S50. nlO. Yearly JcaM:. Uu! mine w/1v ca 1· r ct s, JIAllliOll Vu, ~BR, 2RA, un • ::i.ic..:p'"' tt.wma 1-2'1~2 Open !louse, :tl.4!ti Tnunn St. :'\o children or pets. s:t.O. (Off Sunnowl"rl
lrpll". bltn bU(1. i"' ct s 1II'111i._'t' tgc lit'l 'K ...,., bl ~1 ._R • 1tuu~1:l'pu~ ttooms Saf., April 2ith, 10 10 4. 57°,·r12, "''.to"'"·"" 5-'\H-24~. Santa Ana S4S.1121 \\'(••come. 557-9!ilb ' 1 ' ' , ' l'ark, I k to ''""" ~ut • uo.:t!11.11 \'1t!W Apt.I .,. ...., oAN+.J or•·•u1 v1~'"" t c;i1• ~urnJ::I'. p1,,/ t1ct_'\Jf' & inascpO, bAl..bUA INN LOVEL\' 2 hr1rm., 2 l>a.11\.~: -----BEAUTIJ-'UL Ocean Vie\\'. l A t f /U f 3900
J liR T11.·hhsc nr S.C. Pia.ta. ,\-1 rondiuon Thru-<HJt. g;u·dcnc:, soil wat_., ~1:i, <•n "'lt!f'r, with palio. sri0 L\RGE 2 Bt, 2 Ba Studio t'ront 2 Br apt 1n 4·plex. P 1 urn " urn
Chddren weli..-omc. 2 CW' $3)0 MONTH !i·l.S-7·W.I ~w !~7.i'(,~1 \'rly. plus pauo. Imm c d 111. t e Pool. sm. 61:.-6145 eve!!. • ~1J~75/n10. U wne r. 2., S~1•1us 4 litJll:\1 "ft.& LOVF:LY NEJGIIBORHOOD l BR & Conv. Den, Lrplc, 2 \Vn1. \\'inion llE. 6/;)-33.11 '::~i89~cria~k~~ r~ l ido Isle 38S6 B
t AJ\I. K1\1. + DIN~l\li R: t. ~ Bfl, i;tudy/i,:arnc roorn, BA. View ol 0..:can & Bay. B1lbo1 Peninsul• 3807 .. ~e \J Ac. 5JBldt, 2 ~\, w1werpl5, liu1\ 1'1'v1-i11 kLtcheu. Jo ire,:1,1~j'~ litmlly i·n1, 2' 1 d,\, "'cl bar' .S.100/i\10. Yearly. IHG-ll.211 1.119-81'1.9. * * BA \'t'RO:\T·lrg 3 Br. 2
drp.!1, ne yd, i;:ar. pat, ciu•pcts. a •11utor V1c1v ~11. Con1m. DELlJ),,'E duplex 3 bt, 2bn, ---~ ~ -. -Ba. privalc heach. S.l50/lno. I
11e1s, kids uk $ 3 ll 0. \1•/baio.IHj. An c.xc.!Ucnt pool.1:..xtr11s! G-l-1-5!t:l2 ~16-3109. ·1 hlrn.:i, trplc, gnr. Lca!it! only. 1. HR & Wt ~ i\IPTSalJ. Pool, J.~~'; furn opl l. fii3-8&'!6.
:i.13-IT2-4la:.! I lu1111Jy hon1~. --~-----:? liR-VU. Blk to 1X:can.l1 .)al!W:O, ll!lll inc d.i uw, I
r11 ". 1'-·tr ~u[tc v.·1 1t·ph: + e·r1 I · Id 6Ta-853l C•pi1tr•no8uch 3818 Al lls l: 3!:13 n pp I 1 an cc s. t:urpor!. '1\IISSIUN ltEALTY ·l~l-0731 Bcirn1 i den, :.! ha!S.,' pool .,;..a. ull me . · ·. ( u ·, nu Jlt.' s. · 1----------
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4200
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pool, a nd IOl'\:C 11hopp1n~
1~t'ntcr. Bus & tru1n lran,..
po11u 11011 11e:.r. "Oceana ".
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ccpt July-August. ~18·ml or
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furn. Jlotlst. ,\JJ ul1l. 11d.
Pat;o, den. J unc 16t.h·Scpt.
ls!. $300 monlh. 34:'> Costa
?.IC>Sll St. (,'i\.t ~18--0:iOO
T:100 ISLE · llouM! O>n1p.
furn. 2 Bl{, 2 ba, Frplc,
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9:.6-COO Ol' 67~3'129
p,\L.a\J SPRINGS furn :1 Br,
pool. L>uy, ~·cck, munth.
~3-l--1098 or 638-l96S.
Vac•tion Rentals 4250
BELVEDERE f~l-' B 11 y I
Aug. !urn 11!1ltaJ, IS Km
ln1mac l:.xec. Home. 3 blk.!.
yacht <"lub & ferry. Lac:oon
\·iew. No pets OI' children.
S!OJ. GiJ.-1169.
!..too ISLE 2 BR, 2 U.\,
1111ail July & .AUi:. Call col·
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Rental, Salt & Sea, Bon1bay
Beach Calif. 8JJ-1682
2 lilt. Cri••· tl $4SO MONTH L~CLU~IVE \\'cstl'hlf Villa, 6/Zl. \\'kly $125 . or i\10. No pcL~. $3.)(). ~t!).l!t. rc(rij;, encl gar. Sl.90 & $225. Mesa Verde 386) BIG'
SISO/l\IO. Uiu11lc. Call $11F>-1 RR, s1ovc, refrig, pulio, s u 11 d .:! c J.:., ,410. lliH, $135 mo mcludlng uul NF.\V Qce11.n View 3 BR. 2 ~~nultor~. &w-J.Ul. e 110?.lE ATMOSPHERE iJ;l!l~l:J62 yard, cluld/Jk'l v.·elcome. IJ·tti-t:!:ll
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until Jwic 15th 615-5;...(J or BA, balcony, crpt~. drps, 3 BR, 2 bas. frp!c, cpl, tl11is, Deluxe 2 & l BR. Rentnl Ofc, • Rentals to share 4300
3 BR, 2 BA, Near }(n.rbor N1'. Och. J 675"-:l833 blt·ins. S2Q)1nw. 6'12-1155 carport. G. dLSp, $ill). 1no. 3095 !\la~ Ave. a.16-10.1-1
Soopping. ,~0 µc til, ....,J. $21!>-NICr; 1\2 Bil, steps 10 :.ain uan 3278 Coron• del Mar ln2 b-1~ eve/wknds Al Oakwood Garden Ai;.arl· ).'OU~G ooph. fin!. ·desit"f's \Vale~pa.id. 6·15---0316 oc~·;in, Vic101·u.1. lie:ich. 1..apisrrano ~~-m Corona del M•r 3822 Dana Point 3826 Newport Be~ 3869 I rr,r-nis. SUCCESSt'UL -{ trav el
. --$~0:1-u 1'IL I'd. 1 lil{, Ylll'd, --;---. ----· -· QIAIU.tlNG 4 rn1 + full ba., 1;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;; GREAT RECREATION: SWIM'I· exec-type nialel lO !:iha1i:•
JBRQ • ,rencd 1 Y'$1~~"" with io:~r1·1 llllllO, child ok. Nu. end. NE\V/ duplex 2 BR, L 18'~ 1)utlo, quiet lll'Ca. J\dull:!, For Rcnl By O~JK'r·New 2 PARK NEWPORT mil'l!J. sauna~. health clcts, exp. for chic part y
u1e strcc . ....-..... n10. UL ~~;s UJ{, 2 BA, frj)Jc, 2 cpts ury;;, r;~ni,:c, flOO ""' controlled pet acceptable. llEAtrrl~'ULLY appointed BR Apt, 2 BA. Near 0Ct!llt1 APARTMENTS b1lharcts, tr.l'ln1.;, pro e. pro pe nthouse Immediately.
:J-t6-J l!)IJ. Ul'Cl'.11, y11rd, t'ntlll/pe t _J~Jn~likC.$~-'=>.IS3U-&IHi_ $25(). Lease./ $350 mo to iluplcx for lefls<", $3:"1.i per ui l.Jun<i Point. Lu11vt'n11•11! ~hap,golldrivil'lgrangc,paf!y &ro-1856
D•na Point 3226 1 ",,"ulL~v'",'E· w RENTALS =>41nr• An• :1280 1 ~'"70~·~'~7J,.9""'~123C'"'.'7....,C:-C:-::C ~i~!~· ?-o~;i~~iy"' ~~I~ !:rm, -~..!OI' long lcnn lease. on the bay IOC''ll, ch::. •IATURE-::,.=s=rn=r~Pro~,=,-.. -. m~.,.
I ' LOR c ;J.) '"""'"""· FUN ACTJV!TI ES: r u!!·timo:i le ., BR Oc ,.
' . · .· "•·' ....... ,,,. 4 .. ,.1.,.o CONDO. 3 UR, 2 Bi\ wl .Ji\C.!.E :ipt. orona ('fl; al! n('w a11pliantts, 1 ury u 1 II 1 secs same,, . n ·u .BR 'BAN S II,,,...,,,._"' ~~= 11 '1 $125 U""l't • "-" I&" Sl'o\CIOUS2Blt"ba.l"''·cr= _aparnen v_ng dr~c1or,frceSunda•1 brunch. t "'"1121 •374 n., , •. £:\\ .pnn1s1 . , .• -.-.-, , --, .. priviilo.' plllto, un ~n.-cnbclT. fl' 1•11t. • mo. wl {.'S upgra,,. ... , Mlrpt'S .,rapes. .-. look lh -111. or..,.. ... '"-·· \V/fanh1.st1e view $J;JO n1u • .::ilNGLI::S! .S..'C l'\011 ... Bach s ileatcd pool & i;.auna & JKI. Call 833--082L • HARBOR duplex w/sel'\11cc rni .• ~· ~ver mi; e water. Ell· OPO·.tr1p~.P<lf'f•e•.;.l"J'!1i'lrt'' ·194-2i61.
DP "'·1·~ '""/II'"' by tie sea Utt] I I r>atio. r.ou p<'ls/adults only JOY_ S'i"~.IXXI heallh spa, 7 ~Ef1U TIFUL APA~TM [NT!> · ·.....,..""" ' *"" ..... 1 • niuch rnon -. Adults ony. Cost• Mesa S:lOO mo ·l91j..39'.l3 swimming pools, 7 Ughtf!d IR\11~1'.:·RC'li;ib!c fe1n:Jc to
El Toro 3232 pd.. S:.!6."> nio. t:illl 97!h'/.6.JO~=·=·~= 1.;:;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= · tenni.:i court1, plus n1iles ol ~tnnle~. 1 t. 2 nr1 :o<'.:r'I:.. share 1 ~ of new 2 Ur. 2 Im
I \'J.t:\\'! 1 Bdrm SIT.i yrly S•nta An1-H1'1'~ht• 3282 E•stbluff 3830 bici•cle trail. •. punlng, shu!-Fcrl'I. /, uniurri V.',l'l all !h'? Tn"·nhouse. Cull 1.• v cs .
3 BR 2 ha Furn·rm, Nl\'/rt!I, kill or pct. UllJ !.---LIVE LIKE A KING COMPANY flehoard. croi1uet. Jun)or l'! r<!ras Models open daily 10 S36-Kli6 or 552-960;) ~pgrcided C'rpts'. drps, ~II· ~Aft.\lElt' 2 Br $300 yrl)' South L•gun1 3286 Al B d I p , I Rf"AI TOR S • DELUXE e fron1 $l!J.l.50 nlOnthly; a.19:> I to 7 Sorry, nopc1sorc:ru1d1cn. \I.' ANTED: n1ature cmplo)'l'<I
ins. Complctc rt'C1't'at1011 . · . · --•------U ge r ices. • A J BH, 2 BA apt Jor lease. and 2-bedroom plans and Oak ood r 1 h 1 '" 1 r.•. '··Id , w I mm I 0 ,., w/"'" pd. r u•ht ""_,,"· SO. "GU''•\ '°R, !B,\ Sl''CE 1'." W a< y to..1 s arc ovc..,. 10me " .,"' "' UJ .., •·-"""'" ~· .u t'UHN ISl-l}~D • '' " lncld spac. 1nastcr suile, din 2·S10"" town houses. Eire· Al 4 ~, ~-19 ~.,.,. g, tcnru·,. 83"•-9ll'-ALA Rentals 642..a383 '"/vt'c•·. C··•plc o•I)', no 67l-4400 'J G d ii/same. t pm, ""...........,. · .,.,... " .. "" " UNFURN ISllED rm & dbl garage, Auto door Irie kltchell.!I, private patiot a.r en ~l~l~.B~·~~----~~
Fount•in v•119 y--3 234 At O DE P. N 1 r o o 111 pets lUl-221.2 or 49S-2238 * POOLS opern:r avail. Pool & or balconirs, carpeting, dra-A ... ,,. -+ments FEi\L\LE snare P 1 u 5 h
\V r.1u101111,Uc OCt!an 11icv.· Condos Furn 3400 H.ecrcatlon area. 1\dults on-peries. Subterranean park-~.. l::astbluif Condo, pool. bike
LIKE New exlra-lrg 2 Brt, + tro1n l'alos Verdes 10 San ;:;c..:;.:.;_;...;______ * ENCLOSED 3 BR, 2' j tms., Jd('al lnr I.)', oo pet5. PH; &H-8004 lne: with elevators. OpOonal NtWJ!Ort Beach Ntrtfl trails, tennis, $ l 3 0 1 m 0 ,
huge rumpu.~ room; Cl!.Jl be Clt•iut•ntc $375. mo. ~HUNTINGTON l iARBOUR, GARAGES fnn1ily. South of Highway. e $307 e ma.id servicl!!. Just :xirth of lrvint and 16111 61·1-4473.
usi..'<i as lrg Bil. 2 lli\. 2,,c-.ir eves1wcekenlls. 833·3387 \.,block to bffieh. JnellZZI, *CONVENIENT $350. mo. Y('flrl.Y le!lM'. 8tij Ami.gos Way, NB •~as/\ion Island at Jamboree 6·\5·0550 ----------
gar. SwiJn pool. Kids ok. d11ys. $1W. 1non. t213~ 5'92.-2971 D J FEENSTRA tthwaged by and San Joaquin Hllls Road. Rents from Sl45 Gara_ges for Rent 43SO
U I 1269 pc •• N •·cc -Cl --TO ALL BEACHES • • \l'ILLl"t \l'AL:r•·ns co. Tt'lepho"' 1n4J 644-lonn n Y r n.... u ~-' 2 Url.. :l 13A North End. osc Condos Unlurn. 3425 1u• "' ''"" N rt B h •· •• '"' ""H"l 6124!'113 lnr:fl rn 5-19 316" · t 1al I r ewpo eat ~llu• MINI WAREHOUSES
'"f> • .,.._. • 10.,be1 •11c;n1·07b9u.s & shopplllg. --;;;;·-;;;,;;;,;;-;;;;;;;;;==;;,;; FROM $14'5 MONTH . . . .,,. , .· • Huntington Beach 3840,,., .... 0 .... '•rc•'" ... •'•"•0•""•' ... ~ .. "... 1b1nathv1ne STORAGE
1-funtington Buch 3 240 C:::"::":..·;:l>cor..'..':'.---~= • DUPU:X. 3 BR, 2 ba..,lrpl, -;;,;;;;;;;;:;;;==;;;;,;;;;;;;,·~·11· 642·8170 --L aguna Hills 3250 Two Bedroom ADULTS PLEASE C'pls, drps, bll·ins, $:"{l(), 7 • CHANNEL FRONT Rents from SJ.60 Ko ~Tovc·m or !Vlovc-0ut
\VALK TO Dl::ACIJ! t Ur, Bay5ide Condominiu"l VILLA POMOm-.--i-RR, -<"pis-, -dr pr ·& UNDER-NEW-'.! Blr;-1 ba. Room for ho;i1. ~---1 cn~er-Ti'i:llff $7.50 f'l'r
$210. Kids & ~ts ok. • NJ-:W 2 Ur & dl.'n, z ba, New • u·emelldws hay & nppll11nccs, $250., 675-6'.lfi!I NEW MGMT S.~75 Uni,, yf'arly. -,.LA.,-~>'·1,\N""''CHA""'A-;-;;PT~S,---~monu;.
\VON'T. L.i\~1·: 2 Br, S19j, t•lt'e kilchcn, air colld, 2 cn1· ocean view? l'ool • K-curl1y Phone 642·2015 BEAUTIFUL lot OCf'An \·irw • WALK TO BEACH Spacious Adult garden apts. llamilton & N~'"·lanrl St., i!B
Custoin Dup11~x. Neal' a.II. ;.:ar. lit~ pool. Adults, no . boa.I 11ips ovnllnJ>lc. ( 1760 Pomona Ave, CM) 3 BR, 2 BA, hltns, 1vhr/dry. SPACIOUS APTS. 3 Sdrrn~ .. 2 h<11 h~. l_rplc. Close to shoppin~ & beach. ALLSPACE
CUSTOM 2 l3H, $170. Dupll'.'1:. pets. $26:1. M30-2210 aft J. $6S5/mo. yrly I e 11 s c. 2 t'al' gar. S.IOO/nio. 613--072.l FROM $120 Ycfll'I)' lce1e. $325 ~lo. Lu.xurlous shag crpU, bltins 960-1970 I Ga.rag<', kids ok. l agun• Niguel 3252 l\>l 1t. c nab-Irvine llcalty $30 WEEK & UP or 71'2-8955 rollect. • 1 BR, I bath include d.ish\\·ashcr. Lg,
1Homefinders * 642·9900 --Con1pany &14-6.nl ITlT1 e Slud)() & 1 BR ,\pl.5. \"NG Couple ,,.11111 apt In e 2 BR, 2 bath pool & ~as BBQ & private
LKG l..k!IU.Xc 3 lir, 2 ba 2 BR. 2 BA l'Onck> on the golf _ _ ___ e ·rv & :O.lnid Scrv1re A\'ail, CD:-01 ZBR, unfurn, up to b h patios. 1, 2 & 3 BR. $160-
duplex towncl''.s UllU/ Blliri ('()W'S(' O\ICJ"loolung lhe lakr. EXCLUSIVE We!!tdiU Villa, • Phone Selvlce-Htd. pool S'.m mri. \\'/ulil pd, 551'-4~1 • 2 BR, 1 •• $250 per mo. Gas &: v•all'f
stereo + fire & burglur $275 n10. Call lx'lore 5 Pi\l, NS. !\lslr suite "'' lrpl + • Children &: ~t Section art 5{lni e Heated Pool paid.
Sal. SINGLE Garage ror
!ltoragl', on Albert J>lace,
Costn l\.lesa, 831-2170
Office Rent•I 4400 alarn1. \\lasher & dryrr tu:>-~. Bdm1 & den, 2 ba, pool, 2376 Ne~'P(lrt 81 \'d., Cl\i LOVELY 2 Bil & Oen Adjacl'nl to laJ"ge Jo\ICly 778 Scott Place
hookup. Ucnut priv io:rowKls. L'd I le 3256 pauo, sundeck. ~/i\10. ~8-97;.5 or 645-3967 / l300 Call p;irk. 2 blks lo s.D. f'r.\'Y. & 642-2007. 2 OITICF.8, paneled, bar,
Glll'ngc. Resp nu1rril'd cpl 1 0 s EXCLUSJVl-~ \\''estchU area, I ...,. ga:. · nm., nl'w Iit,(j store \\'estmlnJOler B,\Yr"R(JN'f ntE EXCITING sho~·cr, carpel:!, intcrcon1
"A'' "'6 NB 2 Townhouses 2 BH. E Puerto Mesa 11-1-537-TICH CHANNEL REEF ph•m• •ystem in, 1121. l"''!l no pets. crs.;-.i:;!, • 3 BR., f~. rm. Near tennis 2~. · B\ ,...,1 ·I~ : mall shopping center. l Blk ,, ' PALM MESA ·APTS. .,. 14 B-' --00 N e>lurts. ~ • Yearly. ' • .' • u.,, c IOU.!IC, 1 BR. Furn. $165 Up DELUXE-Spac 2 Br.~ J:>en. 2 to Golilcn \\'<'st Co!IC!gc. 4 • ~r. 2 .~a. ~'t"t bar, pool,, MUNUTES TO NPT. SCH. Superior. NB, &J&..66.34
L-..il'OOln Ill('. l'IV °'''""'" R••lly .,-,.~13 '''''· s.m,, & .. ~. Pll.· •. -•1 bit r ' -'k ' "••-.,-~ I. •• ~---· I • "-f' 11 ., " -All Ut1'l Pao'd '"· .., ns. rp • v.·.., 0 tnil" to ••c 0co•·h " ,.,~. .,...,.. 'a.,,... vwir<:: • n .. h 2 DIRK R h carpels" ,.,.,pc,s. rc1;1y -tH0-12:ll. • shopg&bc'h.$375.6T,)'-291!t e "' . afll'.'rG,673-2007 I oac ,1& B!l.from$157 i m . s O~'l"r,
painted. N('xt lo school. & Mesa \terde 3263 , ·\G. NIGU"" "·-,t & No Children, No Pets \\'E \\'FLCO'\IE QULDUE~ Adults ~o Pets panelled. \\'/14x2-I slora1,'C close to major shopping. ..., ""........,.. Pool & Recreation 2 BR s rudio. dbl gnr, ne"·!y .. · · · · Sl'ACL!t"f' i\11\r\OR_ AM'S 2 l.l61 Arm Dr.· rm att. 1652 Newport Blvd.
S32:> per 1nonth 979-8"1~ or lli\HBOR VicY>', Lusk. A1111il. ocean view. new 11ini;lc 1959 M•ple Ave, C.M. !kcorutcd. Bltns. Pool. Nr, HERMOSA VISTA BR., P.~ BA sttxf)(). Pool.
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(j blks from Newport Blvd.) c .r.1.
l<i.i--O:lll ask-for 5l!ill fur 1rnsc 2 )Ts. $595 :O.to., story 1600 sq It, 2Blt/2liA . HOLIDAY PLAZA beach. f,$.'j. 6T.r3528. APTS. A."kabout ourd1srountplllll, 5-1~9860 fiOO Sq Fl . 1 1 drps
3 BR, 2 ha.. fnt·d yd, bll·lrL~. rrf('rcnccs n.-quift'd, 3 Bf{, condo. i\dult <.."Onuu., l'f'C. 1-~ANTAst'IC 3 BR. 2 b:i, 1;,25 Placentia A\'e., N.B. air t,;nd.· j'.~11o~J s:~ u111'.
cpt, drps, 0 .\\'., :l rar "'"-. :! ha., nf'...,·i:<h Hlu(fi; home. rfacihties, ,",any spec . DrF.LUXE $Slpo50ciPooo"'1 l\ruBIR priv. lri·lc''f'\ St. (lfl ""'l'· R£'nt;•I ofc., 16-1\ :HS-~2. I LAS BRISAS APTS 1270 per mo. '.IU" ... • I c•t"-p mtcro"m'"' ,,_.. •<Pl , pc 154'.la Golden \Vrst, 1-l.B. ·• ........,.,." \\'aJk to Beach. $.lj(). n10. l1>t $4"~1 r-.10. on case. ...~ ... doo • ';~,"' ..... ,. ·Ad 11· · ·~ $395. Pct OK. 642-9666. LIOO ISLE -Dr a n1 a ti c 551S River Ave., NB Realty, 3400 Jrvhic, 54()...2960
& Last. $100. clean-up AGf':N·r 6'1·1-7662 o,~·-~1~!~0 r opencr . .,.,.,:.i. pnlr961.nc,:... u .:i.,oopec"'~t 2 BR, Iba, cpUdrp, bllns, 892·5217 Vil"w . \Vnll''!mnl 1 BR 642-2566 01•·1cES & ,,,.,,, '"'''·
deposit. 21581 lmpnln Lnnl', SUPER slwrp 3 Br decorator j,rv...,;, "'nr. ,J vmona 've., ' pool, ,..,·alk 10 heh, s210. Condo. Apt. SJT:i/mo incl. r "" ~
Jl.B. !llll-3728 hon1c. ,\vail. i\lay 4th. m. IRVINt:, T n \V fl h 0 us c' lU·.:AUT f'UH.N. 1 Bit lots or ;,\9-2288 days, f'Vl'5 :i.'>7-.'1963. CHILDREN u\11. R;v 0\\'l'ICr. 6't-,.D.)3.1. \ \;n::~v5 \;rtfl ~w $21"1~ I::~(' ~r~~ view·~. C•"n\rnl 4~ )'•r•.os 1,, r•• .. ·•ch. ·.<OUO n>n. ln"I. "ardener. David Univf'.rsity Park. all cp_ t'd, 2 hlt·ins, JXIOI, \Valk lo !ihor-d t I th S h '\BR 2 R• •-d '•'", · ;,. ·p · "',1 · ' · .0 " · · ·ru tiOc Sri. ft '"1 " ~" "' " 2 I r /D • \ t b 1 Cost• Mesi 3824 an par•n s ove e pa1us • , ~,., ucan1t.' A u t.s-..-o cts \'r y Lca~e Da\rldson Realty f.7'{..-0;i()'J "I ft 5 "It J u,\ l 'X"" Rourke, llltr. :.4&-99::,0 llll, !f1.~., Al\'-nll Ul-l'Jll, ping, m ;.31 "'11"' 9 's~ · rcili11", hl1ns, D\V, nr lloa" ' · · ~
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·'-" -.-.--.. lrph·, lJ<" kitt>hcn. garage+ $150/tno . ., '· l th t. J1rge, spaciou1 ap•rt· ... " l'\1':\\'PORT OFFICE SP,\CE l10mt" I.a:: lnr hu.o; i"(Jl)nl for M15s1on V1e10 3267 c;1rpurL J\;t'. :ulult pool & 5'18-&!!t'.! OPEN Ilouse Sal & Su n. 2 ments •t B 1 n bury llo!<p. A\'ail r-.lay 5· St75 mo. l·IUNT. BEACH-Ikhix~ adult Near bay. ti0-1100 sq. rt.
hriat s1or11gr. S:)7j. nio. I II •"~ Le·.., ~~=-----~-Bit, h~-"~~" r In n", -"~'~--07.'~"-' -.,--,--=,,.-~~ poolside ,.,.arrlcn hungalmr, 497 111 -,, ... ~~"'.''.'I r .... ., :ic s . .,_,;,..,. ino. """· llUCF: 1 lilt, crpts. drns, ..... ~""' Cross ~· "' · -:> '~"" •~ Al.Jl.IOST new 4 Br, :'.! Ca, ~.'·'0"'' .,, ~-'"" · t •II • ~f"l'S to bt'ach 7BR [rnl" nr ocean, 1r,1 .. , 1-patio, --C " I II I l/C d ... v-""! fn.'5h paint, kitch buill In + g,.,u1~r. i;ar. qu1c , lfllu( c . i:. , , .,. "• " • ., CPA ck< . ha U.. 4 BR ondo. crpts, urps, u Y crpt<, ' , cm~. r>"E\\WRT lll:J\Cll dish~·11.sher Adults no pets. llgl'd. :162 Bl'Oll.d\\'a), $1'1:). • 01\d"i'n G & vnun~er hl'Rnl rrili11i;. gar, y('arly, 6 pools. ~un1, lcnnis. 846-OUicc s1r:l~o s oU:. gip~~ pool, t'luhhousc, palio. $2'.il 1tq1s, pro!. lndspd, 1t.1l bltns. L Co"'-N rt ..,.,, •"ii J\lo. 0 St•tc 1,.,.~, .. ~1·,,. Scitl 67:\-6640 025!1. Al so 1 Br. from Sl 35.
pr.:·r 1110. ;,1~1-w:;. s:::l:J. 1110. !\33-1103; 963·KJ!l.S. ~~ v· .1~,· 1'1n' wd p 0,, ...._..... "-""'' " person 494-9751 ·~-.... .:st. 1e11;. , en, :1 ~1 ~3~1~t--lo~-6~ .. ~ •• -1 ~b~ld~g z & 3 BDRM, 11.:, BA. hi>!c. • Qiildrcn.c; play arra \.IE\V 4 br. 2 ba, bltn!I, Ii; 7 Br·spacious. Bltns. pool, nr -'c='""=•sc=~=~=-
4 BU, 2 B,\, lx:111ll h;1.ck )1'1'.1, 3 BH., 2 llA, <'Ondo, pouo, Ba. frplc, c~rra.'I. Tennis. • spac u.:i, ..... • ~·et bf;.r, encl. garages. $11'5 e Ln.rge 2 & 3 BR apts. yd, N"'Pl :tr.t.~. Ne11.· d·~-or. shop r1r & bus. Arllts. 19-;I 1617 WE TCLIFF·NB
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\\'11lk to bt•:tch. $3-15/ 1no. f'llllS, drps, pool, t•nrl. gar. $375/mo. 5 5 8-6 7 3 O oi: like ncw~ti~160· &~~ti UP. 532.7978 unUI 4 pm; e 2 adult I'PC. i._"{'riters $3.JO. !Y.n-0775, 2t:'.:-6&J..896!1 Pon1ona, C"ft.I. &12-3521. :>15 sq ft & UP 541-503~
jj(j...\l'J.\ alt :\ 1':0.-1. $250. r-.1ay \. 8..10.0871. IH5-8612 :i't ~p~. en, 553-1145 aft G pm. • Easy acx-es.'i lo most em-Costa Me'H 3824 Costa Mesa 38'24 Costa Mesa 38'24
I:! BR. !\lnrl.'il;l·r :!510 l'loridn. Newport Beach 3269 LEASE s::-xi. Parillc Island SPACIOUS 2 BR, l'-.· llA. ployn1ent BJ,•as :..:.;_: __ ...;.,; ____ ~:;c.'-"..;.;."""....;.""'--~-";,;;;.-'----------.:..:;o.;1
d I 2 BR. bltn.'!, gar&"". ma!W'C e Nr ··-r plo ' f-·•·s No pct,;. 1 clnl . C:oupr ·-· . ,, Village Condo. JBRr.?BA, .,~ TO\\'nhouseapt. Priv. pallO. · .nui !: ;.: '"J ·
onl).:_ STT.i mo. \V~.s 1c.~1t r. pool, ~ 1~1t • refrit{. "'·shr. dryr. Fabulous ~~~1;~p·~ 22~~;i:ro~: 1~. SliS. r.oo p e 1 .:i. • fr"Orn SIW. ·
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'! 8R. stovl! & n·trhz. !H'wly tpcoia.ls.ic:;:, '~~"~1c~·~t :~1·;~,i' V}1'22w12'1•!.'~~ts only 642.fi035. fi.J6.1450. BANBURY CROSS
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);1Ultf'tl Int out. DownW1\n ''-• ,,.... "'"~ ' ~·. ""....-~ SfUNNING 7 BR & rn;·lcd .,. Set· dl'p. Avail .J/I. -~""=°""",-0-.,,.--,.-2 Hit TrAilcr. rurn. $110 nlfl + {Ncitt 13':;u'h Hl\'il ,r,, \\':tf'n(•r) llB. SZ'1U/\JO. 53ti-!l:>l7. .,,., "'"'-.; ~.11.-L,\STBLUFI' Cori do. I \ I I I •~ Den garrll"n 11.pt. Poo ., ){cc. 16761 VIE\\' 1'01". "T LA'• l" .,........,,.....,. , U!I , I r U Iii on)', 00 pc...,. $200 TIO \ > 8 h S " 0 Irvine 3244 , Pool. 3 81{, 2\l BA. f;imily ti16-lSOO. l\l'f'a. '· It ·1, e 842-6604 e
I lLl\RBOR VU, 4 BR, 2~2 ~.\, rm, fornial ci In in g. C.:-01. I <iii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0iiiiii0•J
l\Jo:\V 'l Br, 2 Ila. Un1vC'N;111". ~"'.r~t,clj,a~n"11~~'..k."°•~u~:~1 ~,~~~~'.· l~y 0 w n er. I BR lurn, lrg, idl."al for '* 2 BR. I bn. i\IC'sn \'crde, ON BEACH I rurk , , . . $31.i:J y" " .... ,.... ""'· .>v~ hncheiorll. Adults. Trr'l'l\ee. l"ncl. ga.r. \\.alk 10 shop.
j:..t:\\' ; . Ll'r·. '2 ·I1:.· L1~i\:~;s1ty . ~~-~~~:~l~~:Git~~n..· 1-,_-H-. -\'l!la Pacific Nc"·ly $l65. 1993 Cburcti. 548-963.1. Adults. no pt>ts. 516-9tJ26 •
!';1rl( .................. S:lh:l. , dN'Or111M 2 Bit & Oc>n. J Huntington Be•ch 3740 Af!l~r G Pr-.!. 2 BR tinfurn. 1o·r. $269. ·~ Hr, :\ Bu. •t-bonu.!I rn1. 2 ~ Rlt, 2 BA, bllm. D\\. ~·all'r n.,1h~. r .... lc. Ubl """'' 11~ u 2 B , 8 1,, Ila Covered P11.rkin,. La r g' ·~ I lbl t I I -r lot ~ "' LOW WEEKLY RATES "" p. r, ·' r 111 • :itory, 4<+\I o;q fl. l1u\·('rsi!y (-0_11<.,c I! pc~ ge .. v .·!'ml. T"nni.:i. Lease r 1 n1 t .1..-... Heated l'ool. Saunas and " $3 M I I M y la ... poo. pay y • cp II, ... ,,.,, rark ............. ···-· $'ro(l. •.) 1 o. 'va.i 11 · $~l/rncJ. &lfl..-38&1. Executlv• Suites 2212 Collcg(' No. I. 645-65113. ltccreaUon Room
O'Wnf'r 61h'i."ll~ (}\\·ilf'r/ Ai:t<!nt 64~ 727 Y k Bl d HUNTINGTON -II\' II 3 llR ···-r IRVJNE; Cute 2 UR Condo. or town v • PRIVAC\' ~·/ 3 BR, 2 BA, t'OR Lra~: :O:c-w 2 BH + .; '. oni~-.s, · ....,,,....~, \Vnlnu! f-;qunrc . $21·1. mo, No Bcuch 31vd. 111 Yorkt0'-1'?\ Crpl, garngc, lndry, yard,
lx•n llfln1(' 711 Tur!l£'1"1'1('k. -.ha., tl~k. l~I. Sehl c · snia!I cbildrl'n. 5.J6..0411 patio, $295. ~14 PACIFIC
Bltn rani.:;l' \\) 11n1 f)\'o·r1. ~.~t.u,onA~,. 5 \rl.Y:.._J:s c. ~\6Rllil6 . 8it-160G STUDIOS & I BR's 3 Bit 'ha All-···· d~r 7ll oo:A.i'I Ave .. H.B. d>hl\h'r. ,\· 1r11~h 1-..-1nlP,'lr1•ir. hr':!""~ l_:__IJ~~·--"' ' ' ·· ...... ~'" · t1141 536-1481 Call t!a)!< 2i:1 11."t.-~l'ii"I 1,1 1 \l'E.~JCl,I F'1'' i\ Lovely :\BR. llu11t. Ucnch .. ii BR .• 2 lm.il., • tUll kitchrn frple., patio, dblc gar. Ofi'. op•·n 10 an\-6pni DAily eves7t l-i:i2--!lr~. ~l~i. t·i·pu-d, .1-~. bltin~, hll·ln~ .. '\'Tl!ih1•r, d1r yc r , e 11e:i.tc l pool \\'estchfl, Adults., &l?--11» \\IU.li\.\I \\'ALTERS CO. -------t w" nl $3"" rr~ .. lrt>I, rll"fl!I. $220. niu. • l...1.1ulld/'\' laclllrll's LRG 2 br 2bil d' Nt;\V 'l'ur!I•• IW\k h"n\1'.1 ti v., rplt", f/M'<I y . ""· 96.'i-8111 or ;,::,s....1:in. • fl'Cl' uiiHties ' . In rm,
pta•i 3. t.;:1sc noi\, hu' 11\l'I ~(lrdrncr,GIZ-4426 -, • ~'ree llnen!I~ l!Pl/drp, stv/rt'f, ~·
lnlcr. All aml'nlllr1. Sl2J ! II\/' fBft'nl llome:o. ·tBR, ,\USSION VIEJO. lll'\Y 2 !~~~ e T.\I. & m.'lld M-rv. a\•all. Ad\ts, no pelll.$110. " ,
1•11 ·6Jt·2ti7 ''B\ ..,....,..,., 31t... CrtH~.drps,:iircood,\k ....... n~.. LG2BR.11S.ba,enclc11cd , ~ 1 , .~,,,..,.,.1( U at \'U, p •v, ...... ~ i:A,. JJ°"' Dlu ~u
\-' pd ' kl '!""' u..i. "'"'l-"" e I -"--ptiVAte yd, gar, $ 18 5, 2 BR. 2 hit~. Nt.e.r 111'...,' uu!ll' . spnn el'lt, ,,. j,,, 'hO~ S('J-vtt..., &15--3)8
Coll<'Jre Pnrk Mme. f'ark11, bl ._ill I $210 n10. 2 BR Condo. l'Ooll. e I mile 10 ot"Can 1 ·
-chi , .!!W1n1 rioo1$ nr~rby. fllF. liluff1i. J BR. condo. ~~·u1 1;1~~ llarOOur. I BR. $15$.$165 LG. 2 BR !!tudio, ~Rr. nr. ~1340/t'!vf'" tH0--15311. ~e .... ly dcror. $495 n10/ · -NE\V DECOR. Priv prti" ~·f~~~1'or. ~~·
NE."\\! l Ult llnme. In 'l'Urilr lra~e lluntumton Bcal"h Lndry rm. Nev.w Spanl&h
Rock. \V"lk 10 Sc~J11, tcnnl.3, ~~t-~s·r 6'1~'1S62 4 BR T~'rl~. ldnt cond. Arlult Complex. 2 ml. So. of 2 BR. 2 DA, pool, dwtlr, ulll
puol, hu.i. $<l25. Pri\'. ply BRA.'>;0 New S.r2S 3 Br. 2 ba, $Xi(). Cati 968..mG:'i , San Diego f'N'Y. 17301 pd. Adulll. No Pf'l&. S19S up. 833-~ lrpl, full h'llrn1r«1 wW'l:lro~ Townhouse Unfrn 3525 Keelaon t.n, 118. g.12-1&-11 J2.I E. 20th St. 6-15-frot.
GREJ-:1'1 Tttr rK'W 3 BR. den, .\ hit, pool lmtnis pnvl.1i5. BA5i apt. ~. Very nit.~. UPPER 2BR, crpts, drp.•.
lrplc, fam rm. 2 l.J.i, 2 CAr [)86...ji21, &1~15£Wl ~t 1•165. ltU~'TINGTON U&A.Clt lt~ld~!lal tract. So. of range, ovm, rth1g, nn ('!('ts,
!PU', lrce pool & pvt club. 3 RR 2. BA condo. No maln1. 3 BR. ti., 1)11, ll lO, 1111.mllloll near Ed.l-'Otl lllQ:h. Sl:..O, 5-"°~· S.18·03."iS.
$3SO/MO, fi.jJ~ afl G. 1 story, pool, $KIO mo. :m l'l ·frt;.. romm pool. m Under pricf!d at $1.50 n'IQ, 3BR. h, crpu, df1li.. odlt•,
rurtTLEROOC new :? & r'Jt. \'\1111 Sucrt1:. 61.$-72:)2 . rcntrr, kldr OK, $2'Zi. 1\sk Incl until 96S-6975. no pctA, Quit-I avail, sm
2 Ba, pool In f'f'c 11 re a. llAIWOR Vitrn'. r-.tonai"O. !or DAie, ll63-'71tl J t)R Rtd~rt11ed. Pool. J 646-161$ bu1. m 6-1&""4939
14Z't. 833-a-188; 833--1972 Avall July 1. LcfU!C or \ttY day i~ tnc BEST DAY to block fmm OCi!&n. fU(I. Cl•ulfltd Ad! Clll &12-$78 Cl.A~'i SEl~l..S -642-!i678 l.k11.c/OpUon. Bier. 61"'.t-O:'GJ: t"11n nn 111d! Don't delay .• ' C'lll 961)..2'ZJM tocl$y!
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J, 2 ,,_. 3 BR. Crpls, drps, g3.I',
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15th St. 9fi0.UW; 308 lGtb
St. 536-216.l or 847-.3957
UAOI. apt, partly furn,
$100/rno, \\'tr & ~-M prl.
C10IC 10 beach. ~U-11,
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2 BR. From Slfi&..Sl'/5. O'pts,
dr"J)fl, pool , rar. Child & pcl
ok. S-12--00S9 or ~j...45()4
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f.:-Xtras. ~~79
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ADULT LAKESIDE LIVING
SUNDAY. Ap>il 2S. I 074
From II AM to 4 PM.
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$7 )0.000 clubflou t', \.foo•u11nq
handball or.J o ~~r d11v,f,) ronqe.
Set? OUf beo,.r..ful medal Op:ll'ITIPnT<:,
G.idod !Ourl 0'04Jl'd OUI' i.porkr.nq
2'11 ocre 101 a. Siroll pleo~ont
wo1kwoy 111roouh e1ql.lisite COUl'f
yord~ ond ovor ioot bridge,.
"'Olympic'; ~ze pool plus jocut?i.
Niqht 'gh1ed 1enn~ ca..1-:.. vo!!oybo:I.
A truly uriq-.M! Mq e-ipetience.
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NEW OFl'ICES NEW LISTING•. CAW,., AN IMAL CQNTI<oL JOHN'S c-.,,.1 c "'''""' C•• a""'"" s .. , '" ASS""""'"" Delivery-Sunday Only FIBERGLASS Jlun1lngttJn fX'ach Sb~:llcr l)rl Shampoo, 1 $'11 1 Commt.'n·ial &t ~ldentu.J. I' r,, r 1 ii: Io n C'l\·.:tro-111l't'h. LA.\llSATIHt
JN LAGUNA NIGUEL l.R .S. Ret\1me ind l ca t e $i21 FAi!iiJn SI. nY-2S11 RelardantJl. Deaftuers l· Rl-1ut1H\&ble Rat~. ~7~~"4 h!ll('mbly OF DAIL);" P ILOT TO r .\RRIEllS f{F.· V1tthni:: mh::r ol h Ii:: h
Only 42c per f(\· ft. aw~ etimulJ• Of $39,000. tr,;•ck of llumane Socle!yl 11ll 4"l>lor btlahlmt'ri; & 10 Ma int~ance 6069 Jkqull't"t. !'itroni; n1 r c h . QUIRES Tllf: t;St-.: Ot' r\ l.1\B(it: Sl'.\. po.·rfur111:u1<~· p r ,, du r t 1 «IO II. Ir UP. Ml tllil ifK'I. a rNr lor a fl\'t )"f'ilT Anin1al .\M&bit1;1~· U1t.Kuc nlil\t.llCI bleach for v.1\ue &p tltlilh'. AU#.'mhl y Or ro.•quu'''I e).. p (' r 1 f· n r ,. 1t
Cri>t•. d~. illr, v.etbar. period for lhlt 20 )ttr eik!. AdopliOn, ~PH.Ylna Ii <:&rpctl. Sl\'O )'OOr mooey I IN SIDtA>ut ~111 111 1 r nan t.'C I muchl"'' shOP, t· ·"pr r . TION \\I 1\GON Oil \'.t\N, C'ONT 1\('T ri.JH. 11 ,. r b 0 11 ~ v.·!th h.uwl
San DictRO •N.')· to ~· ~000on l > ANlt.tALli ll\IPOUNl>k:O \\'Ill clean llVln.r rn1. clmin~ 1~11o· "'°rv i<'C'. l<efi. AfMlinbll!r S1'HEF.'T, ('QS'r .\ ~1f.S1\. T~:l.l::J.>l-IOX'E llur ~xi .It l:11nll v b>c1t
27992 Ca.trim Ca l1trnno 'Santa Ana oUI~ ~pmenl neuh·niut infomt. 536-25 11 by Pvil"ll ml' P.\tra tnp:<. C"Onlp, jun.lt.oii-1. Cardening.
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Awry i.'•rkway ,urn oU. -...000 for SJS! of Pi:-kr. mhc, R/W, fem. nn .. It. hall Sl$. 1\ny rm H.ea,i. t'ttt r11. Sitndy p d 1. 642-4 321 rOn i\Pl,01:\l'l'!itE!\T. •• p (' r 111 l o11 :'I . ~tu111 be
131-1600 !~~?. -:: .. I $15,000 for Btl2u.11ISllcp ml:c . Blk. r . ST.:io, ~ $10. Chair $5. 15 \\'ood: &~Till Thank )OU. ro UC 100 flr'-1)hl'l..-:I '" IOO'l'f' I 0
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AIRPORT for furtbtr deto.ill&. 61>7225 Ch1huahU'1. 811(. le.n1. Good rel. 531--0~01. ssem er H•lp Wented, M&F7100 ) Help Wanted. M&F 7100 ('.di •il11 11,(.-1\il
t\o lcllM' rt'Q'd. t~uJI ~Mcc. C1•rn1. Sht Hr. LJ\V, fem. CARPET HOUSE * Willerd P•intlnn 1 IH ~JJ•a·Jt J ~ I it :-1·1:Jt:<;, l.\C ~ ......... , mus.le AJ C all • BKKPR P&.L $700 C'('l(')i.:: \IN111m Co n v . """" U -51.r,.1; 01_· 1 .'0 m Tc1T!Jll'l(I, '''hite, male Pn•,C'H"'I "'-·ni"" Sal('. Contractor• * l'l't1•·l· Pfro.'rs p" r rn :1nl'11 1 I '' .,1 1 L',.ll ,,,11,., C"JJ l••c" \\' n1,•1k1 . l )n111r"• "• ,. --~ ' s tr I ll/D 'I •• v,. ·~ ,.,,,,,.,.,,1.-1. N<ld ,.,, .. 01•-,, S1~1111l ...... i{l'("l""tt(IOO ~ 1,. ol ' r" .. $125/mo. 1st t.tO. RENT 1
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IRWIN R LAL T QR S. ruloring , E,'Old eyes, nam<."<l ,\PCAlll--. 1~~'0rJl . .., 1~ ~Non-!\Lainll'nance -L.and:>eap.tn:..:. ru elt·.111 1.111r: r!•'t;e1/ nr10.• rafl'. CASHIER y,,1111.: l.1r!y • !..,_~, In y,11rk l.iu1• h -~ ninn"r ·"'""1i li~. &W~Ul "l\oala .. , \'1c Victoria, SC. Profll ,\g-cnc}., 64w-'l l.'.ll1. Trt..~ fl' mo Vft I . \ery Tree Service 6093 t"<,1t•rieti•·1· pn·f•·n·cd, Slt'urly :\[nlul">"' 11 ,.,11,111, \'nrinblr h~. fh dr>1•trir s 1ts~1~IRnl rl'l'<'P' BLUE DOLPHIN
ONT 498-L236, 492.-ij215_ MASSAGE & SAUNA rettYJnablr, ~2-53..'19 cvrs. R.EASO~ABW:: yih, tiood l!nur~. Apply iu 10 hr 1t k l\rrni Rimu u .. ni,r 1r1 l1f'11hh .~p.1 ·'''t''11· ::~ ... .-, \"J,1 J.1d"·_:-.; '-'--* WATERFR * LOST ('lo·;in r\'.'IOlll~. Jll{'h~"nr <it· Y,\IUJ CIC'anups, (;<lf""d g'-' pc r,;on. :-:~:\I r :\1.'ll,;.1n 11 •• rd\\df'I ". :J'Jl.tl Ila r t.o r 11•"•"''"11';.'. \\,• rr.Hn >''11· l l<lSTE!'.-i A; ca .. hl<>r,· full
P:ai mc NC\\'port li<.'nt:h l0t:. nio ·phcre TV & lotl!ll;I' Cl & U H ul S.· compcll'tlf trtt trimmtna: TERRY BUICK l!l \ll. 1 ·.,~1a l\IP"'"I ,\pplv ln fil''"""n 11lrcn1unn ltm" i\1•pl}· 111 ('Pr.on. r:x('cutive offi<'t'S Yl'/frplc., GIBSON :1 t>trmg Banjo Con ~ ' · 003-1 :1~7 eanups · t(' a mg. dixl rcn>o\·aJ. Call for free or •'\(·~ :t!l'.'.11 \\st. Cst. l iliy.,'
\'\'Ct b..i..r. prl\·. h.il h. bo._• 1den1 Jfil-d Uy th(' 1~on.I.'-,,.C11! _Do~na .~lllnl Bi·h J!ca.'IOnahlc. 646-1676. e11t. ~&\or :JliH1t2S 51h ,t· \\';iln11t, Hunt 1-',(·h C.\:'i!llj:~H/C<1untrr i;irl 1~1r ('1(t'fl'• l~r~t. Snuth C'".0.1~1 61 · 'llL' taUSON .. \\Tlltcn in gs:~,\d.i nls ;\·'·· .. ~:___. , · :'110 \\' f,, Ed~·· 111.,n1hly I •":'lft'l•r1.1 Hr~ ;.::·:n. :\Inn \i~"~ 11'''"11· \'iJJ,,_,._ 341.Bnysirll•Dr.,:'>.U bT;Hi1 J:,o \~S \\ I: I l~G "Oiri~· ·rre,. ~f'fV lct.•''1 IJJULL !•RE.-iS ~-1tu·rrt the J)('g·hl'ad. Generous RI'-21 . Ill! : . ' . • . lllain\l'n:olC<' ~llrd cl..::inup Tr11uri11n~. H1·111ovul .\; YtU"<I AVON lhn.J rn. \lnlul.1ys & Y.hnrl~ HOTEL
NE\V Ol"FICE -Tv.-o roonu; Yl'tH"d! ~l8·4~. Sl:.lt\'!Cb. l'~.lt. 1\1 o,. ~ h11u1111i.;. ti•"'Ori::-•· ;11S-bl42 ,..1, •. ,, .• ,. "" -,• 9 nff C:i.ll \'.',3-.,1;'11 lfl th1! 111lf't'.1101"" lur ~111all NIGHT AUOITOR
lS x 15 and 10 x 12. All ~ . SlOupl:\I AIL SE!~\'. S ... · 1 >·J:-.;f· ED<.;i::___ _, .. -~....!_""----1 Say• , , , -----~ L\lf~. l1r1u. Pl1•at<1u1t \\'01·k1n~ I . .
utilities paid. $JOO per LOSr P11rnkeel • ~ut-u1:i !t".9-63.,, · ~ . Window Cleaning 6098 fll "T SIJ\ll·: Zl;>;i:. f',~~l!lt.!~ & . !I.U s'! r: ~··: t"Of"ll'lit icin~ f.· i;:-oorl romimny :\<>r1t.'<I at lr arl!ni:: hntr1 . I: u\1
month. Costa P.1e!l8. area. curupanion.Lg.grcen1nal(', ,. -'· . , Y~ r..11unlcnant-c Sl'rv1cr l.\T(J .,/'l:J:>.r, l:_-.;-p 1I. ~1 1111.1.~ ~l ·.,"~t ltn 1 pni•I llf'nl'fir~. T.if>rtilt1ll' rlt::, t.n .\, "Xfl''r. \\/NCR
MB-1729 or 642-8372 v.•ings unclipped. Arui lo Lil-I:_. ur DF.,.?TII. 1.A ~ ou~ C!canups/Haul1nc-, ~~!j C'OU.EGli\TF. man Y./2 yrJj !)< t h H~1nur:u1. ( .dJ 61~--o6·1 f C'<•t'Jl . l'<."il 1';('/l(•rln~. lr\'Ult'. ·L'fo'l, (',,11 'lr. llntJand , DELUXE 325 .s11. tt, suite in
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local.ion. pr1vat(' parking
ReaJonoroics, .Bkn. 6T:>4>700
Business R•ntal 4450
AVAIL. 2 Stores. Inquire nt
Alley \Vest, Ask for ~fr.
-Tully.--2100 \V. -Oce!lnfront,
N.B. 675-1TI4.
CORONA Del ?llar, crplcd,
l8'xl2', r:harp offlN'. pvt
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lndu1trial Rent•I 4500
NOW LEASING
Huntington S.ach
NEW M-1
9-40 Sq. ~'r. & UP
llamUton Jr ;o;"e"·land Si.
960-1970
T.V. Vicinity F cdco C.).J. babit>s Ii\·"· ~nr n ll•·rnoori';~ YARD CLEANUPS l";pcr· fn't' est1m<i 1l'. 0:'.::r:~t.f.,tt~.~r .... ~;~';: ~on~~ CLEANING-LA-DY-979-l;(NJ. r._ii-1<00 1-:1111;,J 0 PP o r ·
4124174 3:30 p.m. Please 10 ABORT}ON l'llll LI~ E , I . "AC ,..,NI. <l!l"A n . frcd Carter. II' • I k ,,. . ,~ ... ;..;.................... _~.mplri.\rr c:ill 96:i-ll2L 1.INE S.11 -~22. 21 hrs. '" romp e1e ma1nt. ,~.,. )OU '';1r11 sc 1ng nvon N r,:ht 11or • '' irr i;:u 11~~. _ .-c,,.,==-
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General Service• 6046 Prudu•·t.•. flr:-.:1hh· hrs. 111 r\f"ll'P'lr1 Bl•:u.'h. 40 hr 1\·eek. D t I 1 rorsECJJ-'.,t~l:'\G. ~1 n n. LO~"T: Silver Blonde AJghan, BEST i\1i\SSAGE L~ i\.B. II i l] _l'UUr U\1"11 ltt!Jghborhood. C.JJ l ~11('r1rs. i\tust !)(' ~trady &: espera e y \\'.-! .t· Fri, )i:.trn·IZ111n 11 Blk mask. nuilc, 10 mos. 3400 liv loc Avr., s,u,.itcd• l~:JHI · ~,,_. ~70 1 1. rrhnh!r . Ph: f>I~. hr,:• t'! hr, O'vn 1ran<.fl
Ans. to 1\tisty •• ('hoke chain. Open 8 Art~. :\Ion. {' ' ~ r ., Needed 6;-; ... ~z.is.
Hunt. Sch., I{(' w a I'd . Ann. 55
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approx. 10 days ago at BlVd, s1nnron ""521.;'l.U'tii ·nn~ Hi\J\'DY lt1i\N CA~ ATTENTION I un!!I e;:irl_, C.\"'S, Sitt d:ty~. SERVICE CLERK * T • ~1h !c ~al. I'('('[. ftl•ply PO
Harbor Blvd. & Victoria SL HO .. I: H•"""",,, IM'""°"·'"·"~· f:\[ll'rient:l'fl a .. ~.~ 1 1trivcr, I ~·~~k. ;{f!·\ 1.)0 & 5'J'!-l ~IO yp1sts 1:..-.;-I.I.)\, l~~i::una
('.i\I. 8 nlOS. to 1 yr old male Travel 5450 O£NNIS ST. CL.A.JR 11u1 ol Yl ork <h11.: Iv 1·onip,1ny 1 111•:,\L'TY ••J;o'r;itor·Sh~1n1J1"1n T\ ~,.. ~nit·' t•rrl•'r!' r1 n 11 I * Bookkeepers iir1C;s1-:KE t.PElt fnr ~111,,11 "'I choker chain 5.57-062.i fold in~._ ~ll·n~ll('J' T1•nr11.•11· "1 i;.:1rl /.: I a~.~1stant for hu~y ;~:~~''.~\~:~~;·1110j'~:·:~1~17,el~~~: ; * Acctng Clrks , 11·!11si\\· 11,,1···1 iri l.l\r:un., MUN"·. ''n"n•lly 0 -111• & II U1t.:nl 9.i!. \\ill l;O 111111 "il'" .~.,Inn Hdl) \\'. Coas1 llYI"\'. 1'~·1u·h . :1 dii ""'""' ,,,-1 E v u E " ......., .. llA:-.inY!\lA.'J: Apt~. •1n 1•·~. · 11 I · ~ 1 1 IVI~ 1 r •
Grnnan Shepherd n1lt dog, pi:.ort. .. i lty, )OU ""'111t a .\.B. &l!-:t97Q. "1' •' •'P '-,m .ii· I* Gen'I Ofc 11·~·J..··rul~. 1~11-R:o:ll l~!·:P,\llL<;:, !aii,:l' nr sn1all 1 ri·!iabl~ 1nan. t:llil l ~•ih at 1 ---. ----=~--
On Lido Isle April 13. y·h~ by c n n "cl r n t i,, u ~ >'-ll;.ii;r. rui unif'. t\Al.!Y •·ar•· 111v ht1mr day\ }',,(•1•!1• 11! f1 Jni.:•· 1,.•n1 ·t11~ HJl•I * file Clrks 11 u u Sl:.1\~:~:PE:P./C";unp.allo \\"t!ar1n~ w1u.~uaJ l'tillur & 1 rnft smnn. &16-1·161. _ ~ I f•ir rirolt!S.•1<1nal 11·<1 ml' n s;il.1r\'. tr.n Employ"'! \\'l"lman IC'o
fie.a tag. 6T:r5082. 1-;Ll"\lBl ll'G, t.1.BCTRICAL. \\"HITEH. r 111l time !\lust ~:.1sthlull <Jt"l'!i h\'.'•lll (II ' VOLT Iii{' in. L1i;::lrr duties .\17-927,
LOST: J ~:1YR old Jg male Evcrythini; you ~ to knov.• CARPE.'ITRY. r-.·o )Ob too ~·I c·lo-...· '0 :-;Cl\'llOM. uruch. 1 HlH. l<\1--0iqo.~i'.!7 LEAR i n1tant Personnel HOUSf:\VIVl:S. Sto.$60 l'o'k.ly
Irish Setter, vie 49th ~'t .. ahout buyi n~ ,l drivin~ a small. t• & B Home Repair. ~~.~~1~.1~~1;urn:i'r~ ::li:illc~~~ 1 H.\11Y..;irrER·Vrry l 1hJ,1 ;\h1Jr•r 1\let!ir11J P::u1 rtr1m". S12'J f.· up fl limf'
N.B. Named .. Ollie", Needs {'ar in t-:uropc. E.-.;-prrt 612-1403, nic' \\"ri te Cla.~!'lfic-d ad fl<• hu u ~rkl'"!)lllt; l )_1\t1 SIEGLER :".<11~· Al'111l;1hlr \h._ Hii>harrt•. li4G-;,..J5::.. medicalion6.•"-~~ard, m 1ra\·r l (.'QUll'it'l iw,::. o ur :\EEIJ an Lxtra Room~ ~;;, · •·/n JJiuly Pilot, p, u I :r,·~~'1!>,::1-aoon. C.:\!. l .1!1 ~ T~mprirary &>r., 'l•"f' 1 10r;-~i:;Ki::i ;r1-;rl." hv"·I ~
qucsuons. ...,... pll'a!'ure! G<irnt,'f' Can\•erc:ions a llil-.;-Jjtjl'), Costa .\fc!>ll, Ca.hi. . ' ' r,.,, ~.i.~ Cainpti' i)r .. · u~r~ lf!'i I n1fl n, p1.,·l1•r ~-11nd1n;1\i:.n
JNDUSTRIAL LOST broy,·n Auachl' ca~ !n A TO ~-pr t· i a 1 t y. Free Est. :J_~j)) B.\l :Y~IrrEH, tll:')(lhl .. h1'•. TRANSPORT I ~· :i-·11".ln B"11"h •. •ltr--1• II ~"" ~niok•·r. J'J·,ir . nur..·
c o;i.,r..1 EllCIAL 1).1.l'king: lot ol Sa!ev.ay Otl EUR u :Jl"--76:Jj f"\'f'!' Y(lf.;:".(.; HWl, J yn. ~Lntln:.! : l'lPldren '. :-,10. llu111 DYNAMICS 1-.quat tlpfl"I". f,n111!oyl'r I f'XJJ("t . !.11•· h~l.rint: ,i;,. •'•illJ..-0 .-FICE SP'CE Fa I I"\' i c \I,' rw., C.,\I, -,-ERVICE:S "-•. , "',,Lr l l' rt(",.. ~('I' k " .r..c:iLh ~t't•:1. X.l•-&i...'>9. .:1.:1 \\ S.····T~tl·•ll1 in:.: f•1r f'lllpl•' !~1·!~ r ,,,.,, ' " I\ ~ "12'"""" ftJT,\L ' vrr. ("{'., ---" DISH MACHINE OPR fur lease in choice ilti~ion ('wa ...... u-""""""· 6 7 3 4 s so plumb'g, rarpcnU)', rep.urs j>1.'11n.111<·nt )')h 9i9--:'1~\ 1;1\/;Y,'il/rt.I! \\' ,\ :\ T 1:: JJ, 1 ;-;, ,,r /l,1r l••r .~· \~ u·r1• f • So11<1ry •1r~·n. ('d;\I I' h u n l'
Vil'.)O nrea. foQOfl rrv.-y LOST <\ mo \\'eiJnJl'.incr in • I(. r e r 1nccm cn 1 s . Job Wanted-Fmale 70SO 1 i JI· I :'fl, 1"~11.-rf_!l~~Y ;, Y.(, k ~'Int,, .\n.. 1 Fl!un\., 1; :',l)i1n1-::pri1. :\l11s1 ii,",..•liJ;;,
access at 1\very Prkv.·ay. Dann Pni,.t. Net'ds nicdica· fJIS--863816-'6-11977 ' \ly ll'lnir . .1 1&-il1..1,, 1"' r"'l")iis ihlr. ~I ri ' t -*HOUS.EK E-EPER*
l I tio tion. ··~tax" 494-6096 Re-Equ:1I {JpJl\IMUllllY •·111plu~··r •·n1 pll)}"'~ ho•rll"f1L~. Aflp!y I . • , R ('a I tor s par! C pa n l\'a rd. --1-IQ)IF. HEP,\TR NEED help 111 home? \Ve ~!/~· C·i~r., :\lt·~t .\l r nl 0 r 1 u J t /1 11111. •I.i i« i\!-t'. nlh""· "
solicited. 831-1400 Cllrpentry. Plunlbing h:ive aide~. nul"K'~. hskpl"!I. SANK 11 .. ~!•Ulll. :'.fl! \'i,1nna, c ;\I. yr ... 1•x pl'r. rf~;'d. Trip Ni l ·+
NEWPORT Beach office,!;,. LOST; BLUE D E Nil\1 El(!('lrical. Reos. :J.19-l f'11 c~•rn pan1on!. Hon1cmakt·r~ OSITIONS CLERICAL f:q u.i l O pp o r tun i t y l't"tJo !ll.l' ll31 ,\\oradn ,
\\·arehOuSf!, app rox !lOO sq f1. \\' / SILVER STUDS. RUST\' Hauling 60SI U1i)!.1hn 5-17..ffi'11. I P lmnit'rl AssLKnmr rus. 1.,
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.$150 per n>Cl. !\!UL.LAN PELICAN P/\R''.ING LUT:. n F.:S P O NS fllLF.: adulls J ob;°Wanted,M&F 707S I Costa Me$a SU. 1 ,,.n~ ri r shor1 tr·rm. D ISHWASHER 1 ''"\\f••r! C•'11t rr._~ L. _
Re.ally. 3400 Irvin<.', Nli. PLEAS~R l'TURN.:l-ill-19-IS willing-to dr h·l' your YAP.I•. vara"C ('lea.nup,, c·.·,ll .'IO·ll'«. i J flil~J·.l\~.l .l'l·:J:
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$1 76. IDJ I . front o .:i{'(!, Banning, H.B .• Re">l'ilrrl, in J ulv. Per~tiiil rrferrncr s Sl7-2titi6. rr1unag('n1en1 lll '.\pt /1!'11 TELLER --CLERK TY .. PIST ;\f'll'f)l')r l f ~r.11·h !I r "
crpts, la rge. rea r doors. !l6~27i6 _l' . ..:chaii_i;r.-1. !17~':iiTO. GET RTD OF t;~SJGllLTY ;.1-ca. Conttl(·t Roon1 l 'I, J l-:\fl•'l iLn•" J•l"l'I• ri·N:t. • ~~ ~1·\11•1r1 l\hrl , ('~I ]If Ylarn·i :·111,.11, l 'lr i-~·r I.!
Annhe h,, & Terminal \\'ny, LOST: \\"Jiite ma](' perslan YT. \\'ORTJI TEXAS, take 2 TRASH & o i BRIS $12 Don's i\loll'l, '1~J.'i E Pariflc ,\l'l'l,\. -e a rn $20..$30 Wk--1~-,..·n. :..1 .-1~.);
C.1\1. Days &JG..5033 <lr eve:; eal, y,•Jth ;\lion hath:ut. \'1c Indies or married l't'lu pl<>. I LO ,\ I). C OLLE GI:; C11ast 11"'·~. Loiii:; Uch. 1,1:, :-.. ii p .rc Bl\·•f ,\;rr1l n1.1t1nr 11·•11n1111 f•1r S'i,\(:l\ h~r U! I c n dl.l n 1 1l • Jl(}('Sf:h~.l-."l'f.cll-.-,-,.-,--1 :1•
6-JG-0681. Banning & Bushard, H.B. !lave 1 o ca I r elcn,:nt.'l'S. ~IUDfN'T S.ls-6128. 2L'>-l.l!l--02l7 CROCKER SANK l.u1:" <•Iii··'-' 111 ('1,•111 .\I•'" rn;o1urr. 11111 mr •·v""· Apply t:n.:h"h "fl"t1k111i::. , '"f."•I.
* COSTA MESA * 968-7;()0 Leave i\[ay 6. &16--913:> )1UVl:\G, HAuHnw:. t:...:per. Help Wanted, M&F 7100 I \l u~t tlf' :d 1I•· 1•1 1}f~· 1n fl"l")l)n 11r• 711m. :\lti n thru r,. f, r•· ,1 r! (,
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ROBERT NAITRJ-..:S.S IUng Pigeon Has band otl Cow.ct. Call nfl 6 pni. r'-'11;.!J:l~ i\10 \'f:\G? l..oc'o;1/ fum . err k-·1-.luabl• ,\/I' CJ,.1.k St;111 $1 1,1-, or k J 1 ('\I l-.: 1•11:· ''~ ,,.,=----
Reali Cos! !\1C'51l9'J'9.6,jjt k:?g h I &16-105.l '~"·' "' '" c 7:,...Q?26 11 t; " an tM·• ''1"11 '"Y ''11 , .·_·· '. '"-;--' •• , ,J IH 1l':'~.h t~t:1 ·:~:, li \•l"-111 or--a . . ur , . sen. hauling. :.·l Y1. tum. !!i~1'Wl all 6 -~ _.: __ P!!!.__ It " """k"nrl ... : ' r" 11 ,. ,, ' t.Lf-.C rHO,..,. It T1-.(1!:\ lnA~ ,\, \l fl'•1' Br"' •1 ",, I ,, r \
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Shop & Offices, Am p! prkg Setter/Golden Rct. fem. SeNkn #Id "9pars~ 111.J.\ULL'.;G SIO & up, garage WOMAN lr11mcrl1at«ly •1r .'-OOfl<'r I or p:.i<t 1 :11 ·:•tt<"\n. f'l'!!!I 111••d w ,1 \lBMi!•· 1 .1, ... 11~,ni•'I' Dl!-lnt1• 1 •"lo ikui i:: 1,1, ~· ·ni"ll t·hiiilf"'n
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Storeg• 4550 Blk/Browr/Grcy lml cat , . ~111dt•n1 l....an?e lruck lt<"1" I r~·r ... u1 :•·, f ,1slu• i 1 ~1.,nd, I S.1lr111, :>;c~ llHrl)•r Uhd, rJ:i.-..,i!lt"! .111 \n l~'J, 11 .• 11~ 11•1;-11.•l l INSPECTOR \'ic. Bal l.S. 673-9210 or A P l,LIA ~C F. l.1•11~11 r. i Lu'I'\' 5:ii-tmor fiq..9l:-N ;\'C\l"port Hc;irh c ,,1. a.i~J.n~."ii l'il"1, 1:11 1;,•\ i.,;o <;0-r.1 _______ _ ** STORAGI': !!pit.Cf', 673--01."i<I I'l'fri~. fret.>zcrs, 11·n1hcl"!I'.. --·• , • ,Al ll C o nd 1!1nn 1ni;:-!llEALTl('J,\'.\ A"-Sl•lt1 nt ru :\l•"·l,.£_ • .1 1!.._w~~ l-,l.J-.Crl~l);.>!CS 1.l'x~. 217 1\1'0Cado SI., ._....,UNO· ll'lnd I I l dryPts, d1shwa.!lhen . 0\'L'll~ .... LIGHT , IL\Ul.ING A~ [)I 1"1;fri~cration Sf'tvll l' n1nn.1 SMm,....... Girl \!alt' or Cl.EP.K f'1uir\t·i . o;,,1m1> ofll('f' \S,.;}o;~1HLE!~ C lit •v · ns l"Ull\Cn IA\\' rale11, guar., CO,\ST :'llOVIN G LOC1\L/OR., •
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Back Bay. N.B. &l6-.ll92. . • 6008 $lO & UP <'tprr. Rrfs nl'f'(/M. The BF:A!JT"',' ·"hr)p ror ~:,Jt'. 30'1 ~!.-uk l~·l-!fl";i) I \\'111 ~ n""J'lfln.~1hl"' fnr 11 11
r·ouNO: Pres, .Glasses & B-.brsittlng ·I .~IM.'i"'"r Ha UHrK>". ~~&152 Earl'~ l'!umh1ng. I n I' \\" ('011~1 11 1\)' )\;l'Y1'fl"l1 ('fl,\ ~·1rn1,. h~,,1·/Jl'(•••r EJ.f:CTR!('L\:-0:, ~tllf' 1\lr q11illll .1" Nll\!rrit ft1nr1 !0l'l~ llJ.-s H l .,., s•nt .... .... -2--0970 Hf'll <'h. li42--0S-14 or ·1~·1-~f.107. f'l pl'OIMg'. (>!' .... N>prr , ! T -,, :-nt•1a1rrJ II' mnnuf. pl11 nr caSE". un .. un1ni;..on ... elf vou nttd n M'liable l'XP·J I • '"54 IJ -:'1111lt1plr !l"f!g ••i· '\fl ron~rucl't"Jl1 ''".r. rip.,.... 1:· ""'' '/ hf' I BeBch Call 962 .. 32-16 ~iitl'I', !\loll. thru Fri. f<t>&S. Housec Nn1ng uv AL Tf':R ATIO:\ \\'0~1 1\N HEAli,'Y Opei-itl•~r 11•:1n1rd <I 0 _ I '' b I, m•• ··h 10 " ... btlll,;IJ !,, ;,.-~.,:1-:J. .x,n l n :'! r 111 t 1 Ull 11 }
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PJ-:r SHOP malt' Labrador puppy C ARP r, N T RY . l\1 a:1tl't' I Ap.'U'l n1ent $ Or ~omcs llPlepho1~• lull nr pt t\nli'. Boat Assemblers ~drrl , \lr rt man 111.·•~C'd ·l~n .• 11111· hrm .\lu~t r .. 1,,.,,.,,
In Shopping: Center In \rlred col. P.ev.·ard ~H1 26 C'rn ftsmnn-f'('ITICl'lrH11~ lit. I)( ~~;;~s~ncy \r ill tnun. )411...lm K1trn1a,, f'.>:P"r nnl~ \lu~f ht> h1V'!I) f~ (!;,~ :hifl !'K>'-l'..7.? 1111 11 r.11 11,r I• l1n1·1l 'ki ll ~ 111 f nn111• 1 =IOlla:~ch': 1~~'. U?.ST prescr1p1lo11 glasst's. ~~~~: v.·E ~ ~ t ~;i~r:tTn~~gt: 979;-Tir~/ .', ' .~-i !lours A~1\l:T~ENT1 .\l,\X1\GF.lt J ~l1 ';~ri,f~'"T~~':_1~""~~~·i~'~",""'-~~~~---'1~1~1k~~~;;;,~.'1 ·::'.i~.\1~'1 1/,~:1.~"
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Qulcll: Sall'! -~S-7961 ~ '.l:Gl . . pm. I~ OU SE C LE i\ NIN G & R~iml' bc:ach :n Lagu~. rn1nr1•·d ,1. lfo)klllll: r (l r 1·luh In LH~''" • r-.1cu"I nwn \JflrJ(' ,\tin 11,,,,.-l"I' 1tii-* INSURANCE-* -1 1 LO~; !\tale ColllC'. Vje of PATIO. Cn\·r1i1 11 DPrk!I Babv11ltring Irvine area, 'ntt1t't' f'Ou /i e "arc ~ arl\An.,:-..•mr nt. 910 \\·. /i !h lfno1" \"llry, .i.,;.c. 111~ht~ ~· -~11",1111 111,01~,,::-17r•l _ EXPERIENCED ATTENTION • Pant O\·crs, Cerna.rd & Charley St. C.l>t. C•"tom d••I~ ·•-nly t1va i1 )Ion, Tuts, \\'ed, Sat. I crcm·~~. C;ill Jini l!}l·i41., Si, C.)I. r.-12-0:'"2. 11 kn·!~ C11un1f) , lub r ..:p
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CUST'Ol\f flNJSH \\'ORK HOUSE OF CLEAN plumbing etc. NI~ ulary. j I t>'.\."J>Cr1f'nct: 5an1I" mi ~t 11u t.-~ r:"''""°ll· ~rr~l'o' 11111 l~z:t11 Eldrrlv !nv11 hd ladr . .; p m lndl'mnll) Jo.:' e e 11 r n r
GOING J&nilorlsl Supply Blllck Labrador puppy, male. SmaJl job!e olr. 894--185.! Carpel!!, v.·l~-s. floor1, blk to oce.an, 110. Pool.\ f"'t'l"ptmn!st duti~: muY he '· alaN', ~.l Ca m tn ° tn ll'l p ri1 5 r.r f. n 11>·s per brr1t•fl1,s .&: prohl ~Mnng
Buslneiia. 1itu1t sell due to round UI CcL'd. i / 2 S ·ADD, ~niodel, repair, alter, uphnl. srim111 ratf>1 lor re~. 213-433-5-12-1. ·~ood in\-oicin,q t)'Pt~I [r'\i rw" C3plstrano. Sitn Jun.n Ciq>O .,.,.l'f'k Ca.11 61.) "'519 9 a m I ~!t1i;. flP"!\ Cnnt11ct Allct'
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JanitoriBI S\lpply P 0 llcnt" f'OlJN'D: 10 5pf'td bike Vie. guir'nlttd. 962-\961 !'Tr.A~1 O r1U1in11: •. d fl' e Jl comp v.•fb\~ roin p. bel'll'fit!I, a .m. only. ~170. C;r..-.rl ht.'nl'fil s (>;;pl:1 ~I r FlllR,\I. flESIGS F:lt * JANI TOR *
1559. Coetll Me&•.Calll 92li2' Eu lblufl. Phone to dc!'(;J'I~ Carpet Service 6016 1 t>XlMl('f)on, dry .1\i thin :i hrs, !{)Okin~ tnr I !lhllrfl (X't!Otl IC) ROOl\Kl::l:_J'EH t\111 Ch1tfi:I'. ~ ~ JOI.LY n ,f:J: :.~I Tr <i1r,,ra1)' til full l!ml" fltlmr dn>•. ~··"'· t)lf \C'I", ~
BEAtJT\' chop for .We. 300 644-6m3 AAnil!ies, S a 11 " Ja c Ii o n
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\\'. Ql.o111 11"-'Y• Newpnrt LOST. \I · tcm. sa1noyt"d, HOUSJ.; S2t g:i, Room Joi., f,.'ltar.!il7-6712 *'" i. ~ f' ni h I rr . L f1 r k !llTir. i:r«J opport~1ly /.-ft'l.\'r-·"°n1l"lhli1&: ~UI• \\'ant i.1 .\fT f:R .~ ?11 P \t ti.•n,.,11.... l lt'\ ,\\."('II ti •i ,
Bench. 6t2...(1!44 or 49.J-0007. \'il·. l\:ei1;i de! lilar atta. Su1a1n hom~ 139.0~. Uphol. j Any day Is Ille UEST DAY lo t:ni:;-u~rln)I:, S66 \\'. lGlh , il;i.U.r:.·. l..1>o·ah•1I in :-ON -pon i;11l1:' Oa11slfiNI 11d1 do ll $11\1 11Jlr 11.-,.n, '''Ith 11 llnUv t..<hlnd Cinr i11• Tlll',1tre,
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SEE OUR
SUNDAY LISTING
CAI.I. THI.Si t Jl1 H'!o.:l!\S
Machinists
Wanted
lmmedl1 te openings
far machlnl•ts •nd
operators on 1st & 2nd
shifts.
*TURRET
LATHES
"""" w11 rr1·1·;""'"' . *ENGINE 4SS r:. 11111 s1 . 1111Jr,1•1• • r·\11 LA S
Sult• 224 642-1470 THE ~ -Ao •'1111 -1 *TRACER
LATHES J. c. PENNEY co. I *PRODUCTION
24 Fash ion Island
Ne wport Beach
liaK Opo•ninK t"llr
Full & Part Time Sales
Exi't'lll'nt 11'0rk\n~ ('flnrlti
Ou1:t1i.ndl11l: l.k>nt>flts
Ar ly In J)('l'!<Oll
\0,\1\t -4Pi\1
Equal Oppor. F:111plr1y1•r
l. C. PENNEY CO.
24 Fashion Island
Newport Beach
\la~ 0 1)(•nlnK fur
MACHINE
OPERATORS
*MILLS
*HONES
*GRINDERS
*ID/OD
GRINDERS
*TOOL ROOM
I MACHINISTS
I *TOOL MAKERS
Paid medical and fife
insurance, paid pe,,..
slon plan.
£>"'"'"'"'"'"I"''""''' Evening & Sat Outstanding lk!nefilll
BEAUTY OPERATOR
,\pply in pPrson I t • ~ lOA~t 4P~' n erv1ew
Equul Oppnr. Employt>r
l""'I:::==:::::== I' AM-7PM, Mo lhru r• r nday
LABORERS ""·" ""'"'· s.1uroay Good \\'orkers N<.'E'flrd After hours f'!l ll Plant Supt.
All llml's., All nl'f'uli. fl\ (71·1) &~3131.
l)ald ·f'ekly. TOP $$$
Call 5-1'>-l·C-..0
NEVl'.:R ,\ FEE AT 'rF:l\IPO
TE)TPO 1'l"111po11ll'y Jlrlp
LINDSEY Nu1~ Rc~islry ,r,.
LIND S EY J\:l cdic al
Emp!oy1nent A~«>ncy. Needs
RN's, LVN's & Pi·11cllcal~.
Male & feni. F"or pvl duly,
.staff rrllef & 01her n1roical
fields. 64&-4Rl6, Cosrn f\Jesa.
LUBE f\I AN. cxpcr. BroOA•n's
Newport Ctr Shell, 990 E.
Coast II\\'}', N.B.
Suffering a storage crisis?
Sell no--longer n<'Cd<'d llc111s
\\'ith a Dally P ilot aasslficd
Ad! 642-5678.
LEAR
SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W. Segerstrom
Near Harbor & Warner
Santa Ana
Equal oppo r11111ity employer r.11r
For an •d In Won.tn•1 Ytorld
Coll Mary Bolh 642-5678, oxt. 3~
Nu rts•:-LvN . Ctl n te
MACHINE OPR aul'l'.tant. Cott1t t.it11t1 area. REAL ESTATE
Drill f>reun. l.Mlht-~. ,, 8-Spm, t.1oo-Fri. Cu 11 • SALESMAN
t.lillim: Jl.111c}lln1.1~. IJtt ¥. til .;::'6~7~-1893~~·==,.-,=~~-Why not ,_1or11; ln thO hOtteAt
only. BIO-OY'N/\~UCS INC, 2 OFFICE GIRLS area , llunt l n1to n
175ot2 ArmMronK A\•~. NEEDED Be11<.'h t >•ountaln Valky!
lrvll"lf', Ca. n-d' Lee m ll"Rln )'1)11. Call Phil ..,. IO l~lf'phol'll;l dtipatch Mc N11mP1.', V I LL ACE r.luit be 25. l\blt to drk·e .... ~. ~ MAIDS Apply in Ptrr50n N:AL ESlATE. ~7.
!'111turt. ful' or PRrt timu, YELLOW CAB CO. ---· -
Sec Persooo<'I l\l:111agcr. U16 1-:. l6th, Coti.ta Mesn RECEPTIONIST $S5t+ l~lboo Buy c1··b Oifice l'e~~::'°y, ~~~~~le. 12'tl. ."·Coast 11¥-·y., NU. $l.50/$l.OO/$l.S0 f\tAU. or ff'1na1e counter T•mpo P .,. 833-9770 * lot% ftREE help for i(.'l•-ei·cani & r•ry OSI ions Ca111h Pt'rsonnrl Afit'l'IC)'
S1:t nrt\\'ich 11hop. t'ull 1im<'. ;;. Newport Stach Area ·1019 \\'titeii3'·. NB, No. 201
dy "'k, f\lu111 be sharp. Type/SH or accounting Sat/Su11 Cu.JI ~'1&23
J..oca!lor11 nre Bl To!-o &· JOO°/. F ree to Youl 1it:c;EPTIONIST / Typist -
9onuu1 <lel l\1U~-. CAl l lxif. Carol 833-9145 lor low ortlce In NOA'J>I
;,i pnt, r.100-Frl. s;O.!Y.Jll. p 1 R J; r.a c h, call he1 9 &. a,,
N ~ 'd T 1 ersonnt tsourcts s33-3lOT. , . ti.IAJ • ..,.,.,p or ralrll..'C, or 11.51 Uove 112 N • ·po1·t · ::::;~~~=~-"""'~· \\'lndow tinting insla ll er. ----· -·...:..~~ -HECEPTIONlhi Law QHl<'t.
Sto.r1 $2.25 hr. Raises lo 0 F ~·I CE ~ i r I 11 t e Nt>OA'pot'I Ccni.cr. Ne a I
SI.SO \\'ilhln J yr. Over 25. hookkceping. !~5 :'<1011 thru , upiw111'l!n£-e, 1yptng, ,~Hll
Tall neat . ~194 1'1·\ $2.50 hr 10 start. I 6~0SOO
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MANAGEMENT 0 RN AMENT AL ''"" RE PRO TYPIST TRAINEE \yorker, \\'eldl·r & l~llil:.tll(•r [ 11nmt>dii1tc 1v11 f.'ll)'ln~ Job5
! · t. -.:p. prt•f1::n'1! ,19 1-&::7!0 __ 1 \\'r..rk a da), 11 wco·k 01· luu;;
lGOl.OJ<;N \\'EST l\IOBILE PAINTER tcnn. Call U, TOOar :
Jllli\l~:i~k<r. you n g, Bulldln..,: 1n it int 1· n:1 111· ,. • t
a:::i.:-n•s.s\ve !lBllffrloal for l)•'r1nn11en1 s.i I ,, 1· ,. ·'-'
n1 ;in a i;: C' n1 r n I ti•aln~.'t' ht•111•f1t ~. Nf'l\IXll;I 1:, .. 1t•h, -l:jrl,
[J11s11ion. \I 1!1, I~· sl:u·r··d on '\\'rhl' <i1\Si'llf1f'•! .\ti /\fl. J?'.'. 1 LJY 2'1Dhh.t Or.
lhl.' groun<t llonr lf'vt•l ol 0:1\h 1'1101 P.O. Ii!!-.: 1.'il'<U. • lrrriw• UJ.lm"
l.'OSilrl).; rind dl.'.11lgn uf niobile lh.<!:• :llt>"-1°, Cu. ~:..~t.lli. ·Afan
ho1nl's. l'lr11se npply In -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;~ person or scn1I lcttl·r ol '! apphca.!lon to: Ht:!•S. for e du ca tion .
GOLDEN WEST
MOBILE HOMES,
INC.
l:lOS t:. \VRkchun1
Sanra AnR, Calif. !lZiO;,
a11 equal o p po r t u n 11 y
cn1ploycr m/f
l\1ANAGEl\1ENT & SALES Personnel for g r n 11· i n i.:
01ildren's & Yni;. Jr'J.
specia lity shop. Musi ht'
c n t husiasliC', pcnonabh.•,
·with a desi1·e to learn &
achieve. Positklns available
in Ne1\·po r t Beach,
lluntington Harbour & Sanla
111tiducts. Np c:xp. req. I '11·ai11. Session bcgill!i 80011,
gvvd con1n1. 54:>-0193 C!\t
f(l-;TIHF:') --m"llvr for part
11111c \IOl'k. h111ulre Al Kings
l'nnlry/eook. ri1vn. 1hru f'rl. lur ,\I.en. jl.r-OW2 or
Full tinlP, no e~µer·u?nce 6Vrl2l2.
n t'cessa r y. :\lea.ls. --RN RELIEF--
vat·1111ons, u n I Io rm. s. Conv. lfosplta l i: 1_ io:, .•. lnsurar11 .. -c, otlwr lx'nehts.
J:; x t' c 11 c n I wo rking . SAil...i\tAKERS 121 lv1· r.•.:"
c.-oncl11ions. \\'ork 11·ith young I oriented •lonolulu l h • • .._
ilCOllh ... in FUN 11tn10!'lphcre. Comim ny CA1"ns LI:;.... .1
Aript y In P~r50n 2:00-4:00 yacht. J\lu1t be romp• lcrll 11,
pn1 i\lon & TUl'S 1\11r. :.!9 & r~pairs, hn1lll.'<.I a\·a1lab1l•I.•,
30. Send resume to S111I
FARRELL'S
ii:t cntAr.1. rAn:.~uR
ntSTAURANT~
ln<.1>rporatcd. 800 &:>u1h
King St. Honolulu, 11awa.il,
96813
11-U: RED BALLOON, LTD. lf~'IDI Bi•ach Blvd. .,. Ana. Call r.1r. ltrynolds. at
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S•ki--0011 l lu111\11~tun l'ka<·h MENS
i\I ANAGEH-Lady to n1aruige Equ,,~pv11un1 ry E1nployeT
a Co1illll'li1• & Bouli<1nc storl' PART TT'.\1£-SEl\11 relit't'd
located i n ~Vci;tniinster. 1nalc \\"nrk in Ci\t offjct
Jt_espollSiblC ror J{CllC!"atlng doing IC'IL•phollC !'UfVey 10
sales, 1;upervisi11g l\:':d husinrss O\\'IWl"S. No selling.
Crttining i<liCH L'n1p!oy~cs. no appts.. $3prr hr. 642-ll·tG.
Xlnt Co. benefits. Reply to Phone uf\l'rnoons only.
cl~ssifled 11d No. 67, l?11 ily p ,\ RT T-1 l\I E c I erk,
P1lo!, P;O. Bo.x .. 1560, Costa bondahte. for Liquor Slon.•.
~1csa. Call!. 92626. Cl\1. Se11rl resume to c·l11111»-
l\IANA(,ER UicU ~id :0-:o. 151, c lo Daily
ExperlenL-ed H.arnada 600, Pilo1, P.O. 13<ix J;i&I. Cosl a
multi 12:JOL, Ca 111c r 11., l\lesn. Cn. 91ti2fl.
stripping~ 11la~c nu1k~u;::, P/"fli\11:: Girl. i\ n s ~·" r
starts 1ntu1t.•<.hatly, N.B. phoues. ,,1ce1 public. Apply
SPORTSWEAR
J<·11ime i'~ hr da)'. Llbernl
shopping <llscounts, .\:ln't
hinge l.Jt'nl'!its.
;\pply In ~nion
DESMONDS
NEWPORT
•l Fashion lsl•nd
F.qufll 011por. Einplnyer
61-1--lD:>S in person, il!S \\I, 19!h St,
?.1ANAGER d1't~ss .sho p Costa Mrsn. SAl.ES\\101'1.EN
Lnb\U'la llills t.tall. Goo.I ---l!Ou~·E\\"IVE:S hl're is an np-
o0~~,r~~. f~~;~~~.r. \l'Ornan PHOTOGRAPHERS JlOl"lunily lo \'."Ork ne. .. lbl' ~.. ..., Ool4T"I._., hours llflrl lime in ladles
l\1ANICUH.Isr. f()I" NCl\l>Ol"t i;~ially store. Apply
Beach mens hair wloo. & SALES REPS JUDY'S Talcc o\·er clientcle, 646--21lti FASllJON SQUARE.
J\1ED1CAL ln s uran c~ La llabraor
secretary 1vanted tor busy $1i5 \\'EEK &\LARY _._ I SOUrn COAST PLAZ1\.
Costa to.less. Chiropractors C.'O:'<tl\ITSS!ON f'':ARNIN"GS p ·oo Costa UJ\t~i. bo h lo-
ofc. Exper. neceSll. Salury $?.!:-.-$300 PER WEEK. The OSll ns R\18 . a t
open. &16--0516. n11tio11's leading & fastrsl ~ca_1_°"'-·-------
l\IEN s er vl c e eslablishcU growlng departmrnt slo~ Saks ' FASHION
RECEPTIONIST S.ECRETARY
Tl1ls position requires typing 60 wpm, fa-
miliar with purchasing & accounting pro-
cedures and lt<>me ex per. in f.ront office.
CURii TYPIST
1'hi& position requires a responsible young
\\'Oman who is knowledgeable with the No.
29 card punch & IBA'l listings. Aiust ha\'e
good typist skills, filing exper. essential,
famiJiar with various shipping procedures
and 1nost importantly must be a well or·
ganized person. Some college preferred.
ART WORK DEPARTMENT-2nd SHIFT
\Ve have 2 openings in our art work depart·
1nent. Exper desired in computer sciences,
nlath, drafting & computer systems, al·
though will train right person.
Q.C. INSPECTOR-DAY SHIFT
This position requires only good eye si~ht
& common sense to train in Q.C. for print
defect inspection. After training you will
becon1e In Process Inspector in our chrome
print area.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSOR-DAY SHIFT
Our Emulsion Printing Department needs a
person "''ho "''ant s to learn how to process
emulsion plates & help printer to clean-up
submasters.
EMULSION PRINTER-DAY SHIFT
Thi s person v.•ill be making contact prints in
preparing process chemicals in Transmask's
new emulsion area. Exper. preferred but not
necessary.
VACUUM SYSTEM OPERATOR-2nd SHIFT
Experienced is required for this position.
Salary is -open & dependent upon applicable
background. References & work history must
indicate dependability.
ELECTRONIC Pl!OCESSING ASSEMBLER-
2nd SHIFT
Related experience desired in circuit board
cleaning & assembl~-
C..ll 71'6-~1
To M111ke Appoln1ment
'"ith Pcnonnt'I Olrector
C.all lu1u11~pm
TYPIST
Speed & 1tC<'utaC)'. Ability to
learn vane!,)' of interesllng
duties. can..,.r opportunil)'.
Call >&S-Jl).l
TYPIS1'-for Dental Office.
i\lust be able to type 55-65
"'pm. ~ntal experie~
helpful. Ages 30-45. ~2291
\\' AITitf;ss, over 71. Jnuned.
opening. Experience
111't!f~1T~. 1\pply In person,
3709 S. Bristol, S.A. I Blk.
Nol1h ol Sc11r1, SO. t:o.
l'la~a
WAITRESS
Nt1 cxper. nccess. \\'ill train.
l\g4l und er 30. Apply in
pcr30n, 1.11.sskin Viejo Inn
:tbi~2 Olio Parkway, 1.1.U;sion
Viejo.
WAll"RESS e."tper 21 or over
Apply in pen;on, 01ckusons
b.)O N. LI Cammo Real, SC
\VANTED Gardener
11anc:iyman, 1nus1 I i v e
Lai:urta Hills area, pcnn for
_ i:!iht man, 71·1-830-3321 .
WAREHOU5E/
PROOUCTIOH MGR
lntCn'IC\V IOI' responsible po-
&ition in\'oh;ng ship/ret·,
managt'rial duties. Xln't
pay, l!Xper. ll(.'C.
Call 5-10-l·l50
NEVER A FEE AT TE~IPO
TEMPO Temporary }lelp
'\/ELDERS
Exper. aluminurn & mlg
OA·elders. Also, alum cutters.
Apply 2500 S. Susan, S.A.
WHO WANl'S 10 \-.(JRK.?
DRIVE A CAb!
CHOOSE your hours, v.·ork
Jor yoursell, ht! your O'A'JI
boss. t.len t1r 1von11:n. Cctn
be slighlly bandtcappcd.
Neal -Clean Appearant-e.
Vta., retired. Age 25 to iO.
Supplement your income.
Drive a e11.b 6 hrs or more a
day. Apply in .uerson.
Yellow C&b Co., 186 E. 16th
St., Costa l\.tesa.
A.~TIQUE SALE
Ollk turn1turc, c ry 1 ta I ,
ooileet11>1« .. 'I.. (It I.be l1a.ll Tree
l11 Ql.nnery VUla'--c, 512 \J
29th SI, N.U."------
~'·~·=---.o.•;;;•:.:o
SAVE TIME
MOH~Y a ENERGYI
hnOp UU NLAP 'S 1ur r e (:()Pd1Uoned appllanool,
tr't"11l datJUl&l'd &. new
uoor •mples.. lJut<oLIU' 1u-t•LlANCE Ol.
1!l5 Nn.·part Blvd., C?tl
• :Hfol'1titl *
Skinny ?1-tlnl.
Jljj;. Older
work.I ~d.
Rclri~erator, $60. \\'asher &
l:.1ec. Dryer, J25. A 11
working. ~c.· __ _
G,u·1•J::~Sattler b.lt·ln
clec. range w/ovcn. Ll.ke
ne1v $75. :>H-27S7'----
0·Kt:EFE& 1'1EHRJTJ' iaJ
range. Good cond. $li0.
t>U-:illt '--------1
Build~~:..~terlals I025
e Surplus. BuUdlng
t.1At'l'..rtUU. · ]IA.ill'I Of fl.~W
i l1: .. 11~~ Uooni, twn~r. pty-
woou. alwn 1L1t.>eW1.:;, moJd-
Uijl, w:noows, etc.
DUILDER5 5URPLUS
:tJUU .SO. Main, S.;\.
J\Wll UU'U ::ill~ llJ-:ft
1.l•: *llW __ _
C•mer•s & Eq~lp. 8030
l\IA?.1f'iA 21J x 3~l delu.xe
press wf3 lenses, root,
:meet & ground glass backs ¥-' ca.se ~1~. !168-~-
NIKON l-'I'N·50 & 8J.200 zni.
2 cs's & .. u act.-cs.s.
&t!-SHlJl
Dot"-s-----'-"-'I
e PUPPY WORLD e
Chihuahuas, Tiny Poodles,
Pit Hulls, Pekingese, Pom·
YOUR FUTURE I 11 er-dllian, Ctxkapoo, Japc.nesc
Let'a talk about your t Span., Lab!.. Bull Ulgs, Apply · in Person or Call 540.6080 orltkol · roncem! YO~! Wat<h -· G. Sh<l>h &
3952 Campus Drive Newport Beach "11e"' "°,.. wanr 1o .. tn ~:!"ie~~_:. =· """""'"""",.oi!o'!'!~l'!!l!'l!l""',"'""",.;;.!"'!'!'!!l'!!"!'!'!~I the near future? If you a.re 0 .... n Evei.. 5ll-50'li. concerned, then \\'C want to .-
;,, Her Sun-Day Best! Liberty Bell Quilt
pho!ogrnphy rompany nf'ed.,
route full or part tliuc. Call sharp dedicated n<>nnle "'ho
f\1r. Levi. ~4&-5455. likt' hard 11'0rk ''&.~"pmfils.
f.tOTEL 1ilalds, \\'\11 tr11 in. Expcrif'fK"C' nol Jll'Cl'SAAI')'.
And B c t I(' r Sportff\\·ear.
r:xperienCt'd. \\/rite ' 0 Classified Ad No. Qi, Daily
-P11ot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa
r.1e,1;a Ca . 92626.
Help Want.cl, M&F 7100 1 :H;;•;l;p;W;;;a;;n;;ted;;;•;;;M&;;;F;7;;1;DO;I talk to you. We OA"ant to talk IRISH Setter Puppies, AKC. I • ·~.to . the person \\'ho knows Champion Bloodline, x •
S.creti11ry . SENIOR SE~TY 1vhat h.! Is ""'Orth! \\'e are l'ayed clear, top tzuality,
'(
I • ,,
' .
ApiJIY in pt.•rstirt-;-Cliiila l\1C"3" \\l·f_!--\\'IIT.--1'RAIN St---a national real estate finn Show & pet, xlnt obedient.~ -r--N{'\\'POrt Beach Adv. Agcy., ha •-·nd ho 11· \Ve presently have a posidon that has EMPATHY for cN>...... , s ts. a & up, Inn, 3205 Harbor Bl, Cl\I Poi;ilifln~ ffl'C 0011· oprn ln lhr minimum 5 yrs cxper. " \V -• "~ ti.TOTEL l\1AID Lo.<i-Ani;:t•lcs arPa.
l\10111ings Only \\IHAT ~~~E? 'I' 0 U I~ S.\l..ES.\IAN -E:xpcr. f o r
t.l1'nAgon1rnt T r 11 I n e e .
Salary +. Long how·s-
good oppo rtunity. ,\pp!y in.
peroon only· no phone
ea.Us. S &: A SHOES, :>.i3 E.
17th St. O>sla ?lteliA
for secrela.ry steno, must Typing 65 +Shorthand SO+. prop . c a.re expanding ~~
tu\\'i'.! good typing & s/h ""flt organized & efficient. ra1pidly because ol our peo-}'QR Sale;! To iood homes
skills. Call Joyce (TI4) 557_21.IO. Pc • <.'Orne join us -be a only AKC reg Fatr.'tl Qiinesc Su n Clrn1enlc 49:.!-906:1 \\IE PROl\·IOTE r R O 1\1
NEEDED "'ITH JN
PLEJ\Sfo: CONTACT part of our giowlng fantily. Pug Puppic&. l Ow ks ,
Greg Newland SERVICE Sta. Attendant. For penonal, confidential !-,:C>IH3l0;;~7....-.,--,-,=-,--tk'ncfits includl' rompany
riaid life. h{'alth major
n1rcl lcal & profit sharing.
Bank of A""'''.... interview call and ••k fo• · -Must be aggressive, hard l\I fl. cCaM _, GERM. ShOrt hair Polnten. 500 Ne\\'JX)rt Center Dr. \\-orking & exper. At least 25 rs. 1 · 7 \\'ks, A.KC. Top gun dogs IMMEDIATELY PflONB r·o~ SALES:\IAN , Pal1 t Im(". Fashton Island yrs of age w/local rels. For or pets. Shots stArted.
1251
Unskilled
APPO INTMl-:NT TOO,\\', f' au·1d· M
PHOTO
or 1 u,g ate r ial
llard"'arc store. Experience
.,.3505 this r v.ill guarantee xln't 96l-68fl)f556:lll>l
Equal Oppor Employer "urkin'g conds, good pay + FRENO{ Britany Spaniel
bonuses. Call John, :>17-8987 females, 7 weeks old CORPORATION desirable but not nee. Call
OF AMERICA Ati.1t::R ICAN BU ILDING Se-ttetary .
WESTCOAST CENTER, !16"l-332L Mn. SUPER,SECRETARY
betwn 9B.m-4pm 644-5937
SERVlCE Station sa.Jesman. G~RC':EA""T~Oanc~-Pu-p-p~~-,-. -AK=c•,1
Assemblers (714) 833-8752 iiBa.,...!!y._fo .. •iii•;,;••,.1·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \\'Ith top skills needed. If !=========~ I qualilied cad NOIA".
Exper preferred, Day & 6JS..l50l Dam & Sire, Champ Une,
eves, Full &: part time. I;~~~~~~~~~! I 8-t2-S-ll9 SALES/ORDER & Packagers PLAsrrcs cLERK R1v1ERA
Apply SheU Station, 17th & 1,.::::..:=:.,.,,~-=~=~ Irvine, Ne"M<'J)OM Beach. YORKSHIRE T E R R I E R
TRAINEES Wallichs Music City Employmen• Ag•ncy. Inc. 2082 Business Ctr Dr.
VOLT I' I · f 3400 Bristol, C.ti.1. l . ~·~"" l'ti11nnen openings o 1· 54().283() ask for Mrs. Ruvolo rv1ne ~....,
Instant Personnt l \\'on1en on 2nd & 3rd shift s. 31878 Camino capistrano
~ pup.11. & Stud &l!':rvice.
SERVICE Station. Pump I I l'!rr... 8'27-99l9 Island salesman w/e)(per. Merchli ' • V
A neat appearance. Top ~l !·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i;;;; BEAGLE puppies. 6 wk& old. & good hours. See St·an, 28011' ?.teale, A.KC reg\sl. $50.
E. Coast Hwy, OOf. Antiques I005 847-4969 aft 4pm. f.lnjn.-P.1edlcal Plan \\'111 train you on shifts ol --SALESCLERKS--San Juan Capistrano
N0\1' Available your llhoice. f_; x per . 4~101
1, o""rntors ac<.'f'ptcd al'.". Full & pal't ti1ne I ::::!z=z=:; ;z:=z:=z:=; SERVICE Sta. Help, 2 men THOROUGHBRED Cocker
f/time nights. Expe-r. only":" ANTIQUE Spaniel Pups, 6 weeks. t•m1l0r.-1ry S1'rvire ··~ ''" A y :lS-18 Campus Dt'., Suite 106 Clt•n n plant & \\·orking PPL t~>ndi?inns, Op""rtunity for The Tobacconist Inc. Do You H11. ... -e. Nt!1\1Kll'I Benc..:h 54fi-47 I I ,,., r~qual Oppor. Eniploy£'r advant·emenr 1\·hlle learni ng Huntington Cen1er, HB SECRETARIAL
Appl)' Boyd'~ Arco, 190 E. 64.5-0829
17th St., CMta Jl.lesa. SHOW & SALE PUPPIES 7 \\'k 'old, mixed
SERVICE Sta. Attendant. 90 Exhibitors breed to good home.
9258
2-8
,..,,.._,,...,.. _ _...,,.,I on th(' _job, Paid n1cclical SALES SEC'Y & SKILLS?
-NEW AC.COUNTS-group insui-ant.'l' .t good RECEPTIONIST lndivkluals ·,~·/sh & typing full & p/time. 990 E. Coast Anaheim . Co~ventlon Center ~84~7~·;38~;=\ ~---~~-
ilwy, N.B. 800 \\. · Katella Ave. SAhtOYED pups, all fem. vat·ation plan. Paid lunch CLERK breaks on S hour shlfts. needed at leading holel. Call needed ronstantly. CAii in &
Presently "·(' have an Referrn~s verifi('(!. Valerie, 64+-1700, rx1 537. ask us about our top paying
70 04
~ opening for nrw ilC\.'OUnls JP~1 to UP'.\f Equal Oppor. Employer. & vari~s~"45o
Shfft Metal Workers Th~~~.' ::t.~:l~pm AKC. 6 'A'k!I old. $100.
EXP Preubrake operators SWlday 12 noon to 6 Pi\il IH+-0516 aft 4PM.
t•l·~rk. P~fer c:<!)('r. ?.lust llPl\f to 7A~1 SALES personnel y,•antl:d for NEVER A rEE AT TE~fPO
•'"''!"' II ~ /"\I') -r':> ~ n. ha\'e good typin1> skills. California Injection me ns retail clothing. F'ull & TD.1PO Temporary Help ~ Htl.c£ O~ PLEASE CONTACT Molding Company part tirne positions nvnil.
& Y.'t!lden. Good pay, steady Sekulich Productions-AKC Germ Shepherd fem, 12
'A1lrk, xlnt frln&e benefits. I ~~!!'!!!"!"""'"~~!!!!!!!!• I \\'ks, gd bloodline, shots. Bob Lend\ Com!>M¥, 16f(ISI iJNIQUE ~ R 0 I I • T 0 p $75. 499--3412 aft 5pm
Annstrong Ave, lrvn~ Desk, a beauty, ~ .eparate AKC, Silky Terriers Greg NC\v\and 265 Briggs, Costa )les;i at Laguna !{ills or Costa *S.c'ys, Bookkeepen
Bank of America Irvine Industrial Complex-l\l~sa I001tion. For Info. Have too many 1: list
1\rld ringinJ?: rolor 10 a 500 NPWport Ct.·nte r a.6-6152 or 6-l&-1242. Llz Reinde.r'i Agency
brftroon1 ""ilh this vivid Fashion bdaod PRESSMAN SALE:S. Neat sharp look!~ 4020 Birch St., Suite 104
t,., 11T .-ffi auill! 83'-3505 l::XPERtENCED Han1ada sal~ per:iq.n, 21 or older Newport ~ch 833-SU!O
'II Mi~ 11(~T ...... A1~pllq11l' ~;v~ A1nerlcan11· Equal Oppor en1ployer. 600, n1ulli 12.lOL, Caml'ra. \1·/refer. for Inst 3 yrs, to Dial A Job &33-lltG
1ns111ml quilt 111 red, ¥-hitc NE\\'l>ORT BeAch. 1 girl st rippi~. pl111e making, sell in hon1e pot11C5. Good No Char .. To Yov
SHIPPING/
RECEIVING CLERK
l!EH SL: .. "-D•\I' lll',•, T ... 111 :incl hlu<'. It's n rt:nl rol-olfl~ P 0 5 i 1 1 on , sml i;ta11s ln1 n1edia1ely. N.B. pay. \Vrite P.O. 1901, Santa E•tabl'o'"~ 1~,
'' ,, " lrc·iors' ll<'nl. Pfl.ttcm 700·1\ &11 ln'>S \ c ~O'l ~·~ ~ Jr thl~ H!tlr-1,·1.11ste<I cll'lrnlf.'r manufacturing co n1 pan YI;;;,~·~-~~·===~~~-'nn. a. ""' p DA
1,•ilh u ~11·ingy sk1r1 . Sh"'ll ~~~~;~·~es l~:eii'icI:d~ r 1 s' bookktX'pinl'.:, r" c e 11 t I on. PRESSr-IAN-Oiicf 17. Strip, S1\LES-Largest retail picture SECURITY ' ' '
1o\'e lhe 11tt:1.t·h<'d !tash _ 00 st:vt:NTY-t'JVY. CESTS purchasing, phone f o I' gt'nl.'ral shop duties. Xln't frame co. needs l'XP cashier OFFICERS l r.tan d"pt. Respongil:lle for
ch1111<..'l' ur l~lni.: ii! Ch1K1s(' for Cuch pallcrn _ add 2:J intrrvie1\", g.;;, ti-lf>-6000. 011por. co. b c n e f 11 s. & salesmen. Art background F/timc, exper. Contact ~tr. all job functions. WU! Y.'Ork
chl.'-ckl?d '=inqh»m or vnill'. t'1•nls for nuch Jmtferr. foi· r\'f's S.17-76...~') Ca lGmphics Pres.'!, 5-i:'>-3T~. pref"d. 1714 Ne\\'port Blvd., Ford, •Sec. Supervlaor closely w/i•.ock clcrl(.
Prinled Pa11ern ~ 2 :-; ~: 1\ii• i\toll 11nd Speci~I I-Inn-Ne,1·soaJ)('r CaiTier!'ii . Cr.I. 645-6.SSO .. .,-----Balboa B•y Club Chlldrc~· Sitf?ll 2 .. 4, I), ~-rllinn: olht'l"l\'lsc third-clas.~ DAILY PILOT Pr!nli!lg -SAL_E_S c1" k 11.ll \V. O'.lp.st Hwy, NB Contact:
S
. 6 k I' d "' er · t' s: P e r · 1 .. .ii ... iii.iiiiii.ii~iiii..• I Pr.ul Doaler A!soclate• • llC In t'S 'i Y s. l;).i ni"h. (h'll\'eJ'}' "·Ill take lhtte p vardage ;~ )"lll"ll . Mu'! be I' ~'" o .. •.• Sf;\'t:ST\"·1'-1\'r.::: Ct:STS "'N·k!{ or n1ore. Send to hns RESS ls. 40 Hr \\"k clays. Apply Sr. Bilyer tndM. I lo S14K •;nu n<lllUU'lph Aw., C.11.i.
for each pat1ern .t. ndd Zi All•"<' B1'00k!t. the DAILY Routts Open OPERATOR mgr, Gilbert"s 5 & 10, 257 E. Sr. Project engin(Ptr l!!!!!'!l!!!!!!!566-!!!!707!!!!S""'"'"""''"I ~~'~,~~r (l~~C!~""~:~,;:r··1·,·,,,:?.~ Pl I.OT. 105. ONeedlecraft Boys & Gi rls 17lh St, Of. . lntlus prod. deVt:ilop -ll9K SKIPPER..i\.IECHAN1C, ., ... , ,,~ "' f>l•pl .. Bo~ Hl.1, Id Chelsea 10 )'Ml & olrlPI' s•:. i\l~R<'O< E I lndwttrlal Erilrr JljK .. .. -Ifni;: 01h<'1"lliM" .i hir "·t·l11~-: 1 ~t:11ton. Nr"· York, N.Y. San Clemente DAvirlson iOO P. fllinimum ..... ,.1 .,, """""'• xpcr. on l'· Shlp/Sct\ed. SPec to $l 2f\ a 111t Clau Mtchanle
dt.'llvtry ""tll 111 kr lhl"'<' l!(}l I. Print S•nW", 1\ddrest, one Y"ar experience. ti.lust Factor)' product)oo . Good Arehill'Clural Draftsman ca p ab 1 e o r d I e • t' I 'A'ee.k~ nr ll)Ol'l'. ~nd '" ?.11;. 1•11urm Nunitwor. Mr. Roberti 492-4420 hr g1e11<ly WMI l'l'hable. Top _"1>rking cond1t.io1ui. 6-L\-4i97 Exp. Plumb. codta. installatk>n. \Vrlte givtnc
l\larian ti.l111'1ln. !he DAILY t-""! 150 ~I populur de-NE\\"SPAPF;R de I Ive r )' INIY 1u'ld lrtnitt" benf'flts. SECHETXRY. part Ume, tlcctro. mechanical $0ptn references, experience &
PILOT. '1 12, PnltPm ~P.'·· sl'=nt-In our tt':·I St't'llTecr..ft l'()U\c, U.B. i\o ('<llhx·ling, BINDERWORKERS pc.rm, 1;-. ht 'A'etk. l..aw Malntmen, landsc~ $520 MOlaryifi-.. e x p e c t e d to 232 \\'r.st 18th St., N('v.o ("11.talot! All cr.f1-.1 TltRJ-:E $1'15. to $.12.i. mo. r.tu.~t ha\·c office. ('.ood shorthand &-Admln a.661, ex At'('"y STJO+ ass .,.... Ad No. 36, e/o
Yori!. N.Y. 10011.· 1"rl111 Frl"e de~\· n.!I in!Jde ...• T:>e de-ndobl• .,, ~.,, I'. J-:xpcrM.-~ p~Jt'n-ed, typinl:; ~kiths, Uf~t E.'<ee. Le1ol ~., p-•·" 1700 l>nlly Pilot, p 0 Box 1J60, NA:\lt:, AD01ll'.l~8 with ' ' o , KI n k-L r-'' • V\ " 1 _ _, ,_ ~, M•sa Callr-, 1"·-. ,..-w + n t •. ....,,. · .Yn. old. Call be.fore JO i\.\J. 'op Mlnry, NeY.'J)Ort area. A/P Oerk, O>rnitr to $650 ....,. a • • """...,
ZlP. srn~ a.nd 8 T \"I. t; hAK ll:v;1 • Tis.s.lJ(' Pattern 8-l1'-2300 MARTEC 6T:.>-J772. Seeretary. $600 SI'ATICA'i Graveyard man.
su~mE1l. s1 2·1,0;;,;;o._ .................... 1 ONE !'REE PAITERN ol N•wl ,,...,, .. ,.,·;;.;.;,· ,,,·,.·'1• REPRODUCTIONS SECTY-Prr. '"' '"'"'"· s.ctt1ary, S.A. 162! Exp<r. ,,.rt'm<f. Doy A •·1 ' Ir NOTE CLERK • ~-1 •!II-wo •'· Ace""' ea.hi<!-1520 """'-NI A part Umc. = ;:,~m 0 l~c o~ ~~ lt>W! l•llJ\\e .. ('roc~I INC Mat~~~·:,,m~n --;Ith ~-Gtn'I orc·Trne $450 t\POIY SMll Station, tTlh II
SPRJN(,. U~l:\IElt C\T,\· :fk ..... ·· ··" · '·· ··• St .00 \\'c rif'f'~nlly M\1! a n 1577 Pl•~nt;a Av•. exper, pn:ftmtl. co u Id E.'C. Stc'y (lntl $Open, ,;IMn<:::,::;,:·~N=-'-::.e:,;n;,,:ll<:::;:o~ch~-:,_
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ba!ic li!51r pnllcrn .. Sl .25 :OinJ'lf'te Ar(hr.n• Nit 1111.00 nttt'Upt, ~.. 1.,,..,..,..,,,;,,,;,..,..,..,..,. Good w/tlgurea. Salary 133 Oovtr Dr., N.B. ex.per ..,-;1h ~ tit & torm .,
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Ar\Y day \1 lhct Bf"SJ' DAY to l11~11m Q11llt Book No. t ll I 1 I I nin 4fl ad! l)On't (iCll6)'. . Nev.•port C<.'nl<'r Office U e 11 nei:11r. Th s 'f ll kl!CP Outdoor sf)OflS Iott 11 1 BIJ)-payi11g lime! SeU "Don't Get fnlo lhl'l o.u1 Pilot
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Antiques _ -Antiques
ANTIQUE AUCTION
TWO SESSIONS
rrW.., N .. ht: AJ(ll 26th .. 7:00 P.M.
l•tvnl!Y N .. ht: April 27th. 7:11 ,,M,
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(Ji.rtt Not'ttl: .tt tM Rlvenkfe (t1) '""way)
\Ve have been CQmmissioned to liquidate at
a ucuon the complelt' stock ot "Gib Antiques"
of Oxnard. Ca1if,'~-ner lt qulttlng the antlqut>
business I closing hiJ store In Oxnard so all
merchandise ls ~ing rn()\.'ed to our ~· loca~
tion In Anahcim. Ovr.r $120.000.00 lnw:ntory ot American I. F:uroJ>r.On antique• must be
soJd ~11h NO RESERVE!!
A fi ne sel«tion ot American I Europe11n fuml·
ture of all !IOrts plug a huge assortment or
over 5.000 glus~-art A brlc-e·bNle Items.. Alto
an excellent selecUon of Inc.li3n ltema includ-
ing je\1.-clry a blankell.
VllWINO: All ••Y 'rW•y & latvnlay
A.II ,vrcMMI mu•t IM ,.w f.,. .,. ul• ntt.
•WIST COAST AUCTION COM,ANY
UC't'mc!d IJ Bonded
Apprtilsers -UquJdaton: -Auctkmttn
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Scooters 9JSO -* * AUCnON TONIGHT* * SCRAM-LETS :C~'1:vr.:~·!.~t. z~1Z'11~1 .. ~;;. ~4~:: 1:~ .. n~~:~ ~~~11~ i1~1n~ 197] 1 ~1)1,,N ,111111,,, r:: .. 11973 Jeep Pickup
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DAOISH UND/Bee.gle mix.
She's ~ tnOI old. CUle Ii:
kJ\l•ble. To gd home .
sa..2874.
*D!tl~R3S0 WPEM.LCOME • ..~ D.11.L.'i $2.50. tO/nM11't S2. pr!ttd 10 clear. All &\'nil 11" ll P ~ff'R.'rulSC>r 110. 1 .• 1k•• !1\'11. 2 l')f•I,· 1 ~i>-1, h1•·) w/Cab-ovtr C•mper
""' i; • * * f ~ SWERS 5-tT-3971 ltUI E. \\'ll1hltt1 SA modeli in &lock & on Co1nJ>1,1~•. A!ll/F~I Sf('f'NI. v.1ci;ht, h1 1icrforn1,11K'<' r~'' \'JI. I 11h•>r l rln1t>. uu1u11111t11 MoGel Horrie Furn. & Many Hom. Decor1t0f' lte,., , z CHlNCHlll..AS dl~ploy. 3 yr plctun.i tubc, 1 l~r. lull l"anvns & n111 ny boy rnl')\J111t UI' 1111111 1111,11 11r .. 1n .. n1/"'iu11 1~•11 1•r !ih••••'-
'LUSC IOUS LR. sets, Occ. chrs.~ glass top Brattn -tlord -N~ch • $1.00 each yr p&l1..!I & ~rvk'e. Cash 90 otht't xtt·i\K, "lovin~ 111laod. hlkt•. Si!U fll bc•,,t ·•Ir, ll~. tilr rn111hl\onui~. $~·111!
"wood DR. sets, -1(.,* Rattan cou<:b, table &, l,_.t -•·SJR t'AT" Call 96&-9358. ~~~:r~ :QJ6 Bi;:kh~ ~~u1" "111. Ai;k1n~'~t'2!:n: \V~ll 6IHl!lf1 ,.;pru~~;..., .,,,.....k:-.;ml tlr•·'
b · Coff '"'P Lrl.llfll'(' • ..,.,.1 11'1 ui 67 1111 .. ,11 ,11 1 1 Jwn . ""'or1,1.:1n;1.lnulr111111l-I c airs**· ees & commodu, painttn&s,-. ~ <\A ~.tea Joint ~ or 9001 Atlanta JIW\llNrton n.,m " su1i.-r 1a it, DOG Need& good home. t.b
mtx male, I! mon. C 11 I l
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wkend!I &1!-SUO
decor. lamps, floral arrangements **~fat· In. till' town .. ti's c&Jlf'd .. Sit Plo1nos & Orgo1ns lotO Beach. 968-1329 or ~ "'•1: ~!( GT,, .... ;u~ • Iii rt lrarn•· ,\I! :-rt up for IM'\i'r ix .. ·n 111"Jl1 m' i66!16!J 1
c1h1i.ng Qu~o Bdltkset w/match lamps**· ~·~t =d ~m:i~ .~~ • PIANOS SHF.R"'OOD S-3900 F:\1 amp, 111. \'F:.'\'T:O-:OR ini;1-;11hiiJ1 ~~~·k"~<'11 ,h1~1t'-'~.:-r't'1 3t 1 Only $5895
o ice e<JU1p., es . files, calculato rs, etc., FAT .. l3(1mis 11.'llns '""'~'OOd e3b. h11nt"un• .,n i:OOd t~lr aprri·i· .\,kin\! W(J <ir 1"'~~ l ROY CARVER, Inc. dressers cbest!i color tvs stereos dinett s • ORGANS $300. !Ju!it booi{ht, mut>t tl:N'd~ \\ork. n1.•k1• rnf' a11 tlff1•r ':ffl2-:~1;t; 11tot.J_'i ltOYC'E ll\f\I · ' ·• • ' e ' BARTLETT M"ll, lillll und('r "'11.ITJ olJt•r, 11nyolJ1•r. &12-:::.::n .. ~, ,. 1· 1 BRIDGET h 5, needs a
home. Good v;'atcll doc.
likes kld.i. It you ca.re,
~attresses, \val! plaq ues, Bf'tua rium. wrought FLOOR: COVERING R-""ls f r5 P\Ol'leC!r PL.120 tuml<\bll', ___ _ _ ·;1 ~100 THll'\lPll rm~1nn11 \' • •I I =-1 . tron bar stools, Lots of Bric a brae. ~1any 711 w ltth St c M llJllMI r .J r:n1plrt i:11H r1dge: s I 2 0' 11' HOSfCN \\'haler, 111'11, Ila. l•'<'tl 111 ,101·11~(' Onl.1 rv,10 'h•i.11 -·-->~ .. 1111 -Small Australian sheep do&:·
15 Ulti. l\teJ~. OA·ilb shot11. Needs home. Aft. 5, S13-0297
FR.EE TO BIRD JI U1'o'TER,
mJsc .. items too numerous to niention. Items "'·•llty • -.· ,,_ ., 1•1 0 ·,,.. nolbv A.!l.l 60 $60. Nt.'\'~' A1"0id IO'~ prit'(' 1nc11.'t11ir> rin f.ln1 1111. 1·u,1 .. 111 1:1 ••1.11 1 :,1s '"'~ "' ''"' ,11 .. 1 11.1 b t I Bo(\ & ~1 ..,u '-" ""' • Open Nights 'tll t u,.ro: 645-ZHl. the no,,.,. 1IC'livt'1j •, $200 Hnn~h fl.1 >: pau11 io!l I )I •J"r1\,1~ litu:"'· 1 111 1.,1·~
su JeCt o presa e. / aster Charge t'Overlng lo't"11.turln1; N11fl'O So1t : 'tJI S:30, Sun. 12•5 Z"N· IT!! ·~•'"\I 5,,. ........ _S11vin,o.:11. 6_!,..'l'.lti'.l ii:fWr.11~>1 «.fl 1;1'1111 · '" \\' !)(!ti, c :i.t bonored. Food available. Armatrvilg, & Congrotf'un1.' ""' " ~ ~·~" --------
MASTERS AUCTION Guaranteed Jn8uilhaUon & *Pi1 no1 & Gr•nds* Sy&tt>t11 ~'Ith 1· 1 r u ~ u la r J.O' Gl.i\~PA.R :;;pilr. T" "ill l\A\\",\SJ\l ::.~1 ~:r~Ti:n, .II\ Sports, R ico, Rods 9S40
English Poinh:r. ......,,.
l~rfonUllll('(!. Ovt'r 30 )'nl. Bnld"i n • °""'" . Chlc;kcrint:' ~pt'~k··rs, 3 llpN>o:l rt'('Of'll ~·, hHldt><l. ).;Int r•lllll.11111 1111 f"l'hlr (It;.!. ru~ldHI 207511.: Newport Blvd., Costa l\Iesa l"xp.':r . t-"U1·~rr . Ki\"·ni. J.::(mbflll I rh11ni:l'r and portable Ztu!th _Sll.!l~i> or offl'r, 6~il p.11nt. 111111/1 111•ft'•' S•Wl 1, 1;_\l \ Hu;.:. H" f'l 1".
(Behind T o ny's Bldg, l\fat 'J:i.1 FREE ESTIMATES . Krn1be . Mar.on & llaw''" · ~1111111.. Ah~lut; ') <''14't'llent Bo.ts, Rent/Char. 9050 llrt11 ti7:;..i»i.1. :-:, .. 11 n•1lh.1r .. "1111p!>l"11 h.;1rn.··' Costa ~Jesa **646-SS8G.S33-9625 o.'lill &t&-!""2 ~IUMt"tt . ~mer . Strin·' 1•ind1ll11n S1J. &l2-6il-l0. .711 'IH1J".\ll'll 1._., .. 11r~·1t, \\11ht>u1 ··n.:-!rn1·1
FREE kittens, ~-1 Abyssuuan ~~1-~~---"i-. Wit.)'. SIOl)' l Clark . \\'U1H.'r LIKJo: NE\\" &-Rr'11 11 l11t:h ~z· NE\\' Chr1 ... ('ralt I ..,,i~ k. bvn•d '\ .. I ,, ,-, h'l••h·.-.. ,\ 1.~~ .. •• .1 ....... 1 .. 11. It
king&: Ahart hair. Furniture 8050 Go1r•9e Sale iOSS •~COL!'~ .BAC. SIS. Ou~. · l\'urUu.er • \'amahn blt1•'ls. orid 11·hi1e TV 1,1lth t'l~·llrld.::1· :-;1i<•rr r1 ... 11,·rni.u1 1-.,11..,1.i,.r ri-uti• 1,11 ,, , ,.., '"''r S.~ll \,,u \\,1t,,,•n ·''' r ==--"495-<i525"-'~·=·~-~-1 :;;;;:;;;:;;:;::;;;:;;:;::;;;;: ---''---'----_;:;;~I 0F~lf!C la.tr......,, Set.L Rd1',£ · r Nl''>'' Sp1nf'l!i fr , , . , •••• $5!\) A'.\lfl'~I ~el'('l'I, 111 u s 1 r l'lu ... h. t·ull t"lt·c·U'Oni•·~. f11l1 \ ,,µ; ....... ~-;_-1 l \I di h ~~GARAGE .•·1•. 0·1.".''. ,,,. ,'"""· r, ~. 3 1 r r , t)··• -19· f ~ t<'hl"" •111• 1~ •1 1 t ' --FREE to gocX! home lem. • """' LOOI.-,., -....... uvm ··'········• .1 u arrn "''"' n1a ,,., ,,;.1 '-)', ~~·"', t'1', •H 1--- .. -Formula Vee
0 BAR Cutallna Or. Npt . Beh. I roJ,Scrn, Plant~. Ot:t·•h' Playrni. " .......... S."95 portllhll' siand ~. 6"1-&WO ch11r1,•r h)' •\11~'.(\r ""-"-'k Ii ., .. "'·( ~r.'. , . Te-t .... P.iix, 1 rnos ......... 11 ''''' •-· 8 ..... ,.,, 1 ·'t tit,,,,1 1,,, 1: ... h111r ..... '''¥ ..... --. r o hr"-, lurnlture. 1 • ........ ........,,, '.: Grunds ·· ·~= -1-1 J Bl. 1 IK'OP r niax. t ish, t'nll""' -,., · ' . · 1 •11 '• · spaye<l.968-8379 bd ~ >" 8"-O II ........... ~...., P•l t of I crl'o ,, ... ,, .. ,, ,,1,. ,,.,,.,~,,1.,,, \\'llh o'\ll'n to.•11• 1:1 ... 1, .. 1111"·r11n1'••' o·unk, lafl:'(' fan. AnK11.11hnnc, sp ... , ~n ,""· •.. :·1 • ~RGANS* k ff " • ~ ~~"'· • 18 ?.10 . old Dalmation. Xlnl Bc:1utHi1l Spanish bar "'l'l Dcluxf!. stereo, t•n b 1nf!1• Drpi;. mlsc. Ir.Ill(', .1 1 .. ·lffl7. l31!ld11.~:" Conn . Httmrnnnd . i.11e11. "~·-k for Jtthn 96'l·2:'JJI 'r\·l'n111i::-~ 11.N'k •11;1,· ~,;, .i-.. t \•7 \I l!h ''1 1•'~ .... ~1~ .. -~1
w/children. }t'f!ml'lle. Nl'Cd.~ .'llOO]s, Black dis l re ll s ffl tape de<'k .& l>pc<Akt•r.;, 10.16.) POOL pUnlp. St•ur·,. '.\lutil'I l(;ii\·ni • Kimball . l..m'l1.')' . * "613-9-l-lO • Boats-, Sail 9060 7'1 ;..i Jlt'! 11;.; ('• 1\1\L\\I~) •1'·11 '•___._, room to roam. 963.-1.,...... 1vood. llu.s 11hield in front t'-• n-· ~ 1~ I I · I I t I I 9550 ......., .. ~ ...... ·er. ya,., vacuum, 11•~•· 11· p ast1(' 111 pr· s, Roo.l"t''"' • Thon>os _ · .l>>I• 111•r ... 11•· ".11 111~· •., .~w11 4 Wheel Ori"•' I 11/s11·ords. l,i<>hts on holh ••I"· • pd b'k JO' ,. I\'-• »gho I t .. 19" Color Pf>rtubll' T\'. I I \ -•1 ·~ FML 1 yr old Poodle. \\.'ht. ... • ·~· ·• s . J t". x l2 to,,.z u.se f' ,. '-' r 11· llh:i . \\'urllttt'I'. e C,\I. :.i<J, fulh' toqu!ppt'lt fnr <\!Ill 111011 .1~ •11 ••• ,
1 T ---' home Used to ends & 5"·ortls on holtoi;n. tenl. 120cc T'ra.il bike, much 1no1or, 1• hr. IJj AC-J?.IA . o 1 s1· I SIOO r n " · 1 I ·11 I < J -... ,., '11 LANO ROVER o .......... · \\'ould be bo;>;.iut iful 111 S:!O ~ R.l hi pr gon .....•..•.....•.. :,o ~>IS-6.129 .u.:·1:..: r r nu .. 1n~~!l1fl\';11 1 h,\\'i\.Ah: ,.,., ,111 ,
thlldten. ~o--0!»6. Spanish style hQn11•, l'a~11.tC1i nKln". • ·,,,;.JC'} 1.~, I) P'-'111~1,•,er' '·~ <' I .01,1Tt>y Spill('{ . . . . • .. . $195 j in ;\'l'" port. Si.> . .JOO , 1'f\11d, \"••1;. h,,, 111 I··'. ('.di • t!IJ•l • • .• r ~ :7fil
To ~lc:-led adults; l'l"'l:. DtnlOSphC'n.· for 1~rly "fall llAR80R \"U lllLJ...S..Persmn ~n c>:l'..T"V'NU :ift j · or ~11· \\'urhttrr Spinet ~w •. $19\1 T;i" rolor T\' SlT:J. <tl'W.i ~·I~-~:' 1
Persian fem. cat. Chan1p. lights nut (':\l'ept bar hi;lu~ rug, Danish ltak lurp, rot'\\' : • * WIN FREE * 963-2963 • l\'t•\\/l(lr1 ::;, I\ n1>l olo l. llO:'\JI,\ 1;:-1 11 1 ,\ ~1 ,,, 1 T rucks 9560 •
.,_, 1·,-. <>• ·~1 & ,,,-.. 1~. P•>d s·M.Xl. St.·11 Earth shoes, imo'td c1othC's e C\BI~E"T'S for Kitcl)('n & ORGAN L"SSONS 25 C I RC' C I 111nn11r I 1n~•\.1r1!. 11nrkln::: 1. 1 ' 1
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011ly at •l'llO \\'. Sun.~\.\rpl, panels 25",x7 1'', bc<l {ra.111cs, 11refinish•'fi. Cou nter lop~ FllLLERTON MUSIC Slj, · · ' ,.,,.~ .)1:-:-1>1,J:! ,\u', flf'llll'r •l•···r ,\ lir.•I..<'~. KITTENS. 6 \.\·ks, tndl'k."'tl. :;
\\'hite, 3 Black.
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FREE PUPPY, 10 1\'k.<1' Part
Sheph/Alaskan Jt.1alamutc .
Loves kids. 673-6763.
k I I ,_ 'I> to 4, 2700 Pebbl· 0 1., C<l\1. !Sth )';1. Cost;i :\lcsa. 6-11·U.12 * 671--!J.140 • ( .lf'an. I• :1~1 1 ~1ad~··I I (j.~1 11.· , !(, •1;1, :1':'1 "· 1•>1 l• •. '1 ,,, , ,1, !.•1• "•·1,· ·'· 0111 c c t, go hull v ~ \'..::.! :\'.. Jlnr hol'. tull1:rton t11ll r.1.1•, fl111 t'l'U1Sl· "
N1•11•!10pc, 1nake 111notl1cr lrft G,\HAGE SALJ.:: S;i! !h'i. 8' mL't'll. >;!nl l'ond. S60. 1' 871 -1805 $U.~no 1.1 \.I\! Ill \ : .;,, • 1111up _., ,,, 11!\l• •I ~ta .. ~~.
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6 \\IKS old fluffy ~ray &
white kitten. l:'airly long
hair. 5:52-0539.
lell a.gain. 3rd hoUS(' from 1111, corner nf S«ar .r.; Tnn<k-in bikt" $:i(I, SJi1l.-proJ -le., -.•l<·0:11·: t 1.·1111110. l••·r~~ ,\ 111 \!•~
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TO GD 110:0.i E, 5 mo. n1ale
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f()fa, dlairs. elect.. range, $6J, Ol(J haby crib :s.::·1. toJr 1n11·a \1a lnu 1 1· .. 111••' ,(· 1·111\ "t'~. J'..l:ii1, 1 •. ,i!u" 11 / 11111 .( -i;,1~. I\ 11, ... t'l·i·· ifi. .! , 1 Bo•ls, Ma int/Ser. 9020 _6i:,...;..li1i ______ TRAI l B l KE ~ 't""' "''I" 1.i I ot>.·,111
11.umens clothes s:i: lS.22 1~· 'loulh 1·ht1Jr $30. :~ 1•ntl rt.I,.~ h•1•1 .. :. 1 ni,, .. 11 2J..).1111' 111 1 ' ~ -··~ .• ~\I I.I ', 1 ·1 1>:111~ !"'! '· l'lt 17' \'E:"\Tl'l~E ~ul t-.nat. \ ~r (11•-·•P I ' t'"tld Iii! 1 .... ::, T~ ('ll~.\'Y !.1'\' whecl chair, \Va I kt' r. bl 11• or. • _1,,1, l>Hr)i··• 1·1 ..... ,., n•!.,,111,.r '\ 1,11 •..• 1..!1. commode, misc., 3258 la cs ._.. ~· ....., ~. '· · ' · -----H"" 1:.aJ. c,,~1 • :-.:,.,._,, C,\ .,11 ~:;.;Trn;.; YAl llT . .:.:oitF.:'.\ ohl, 11f1r.u!o•r 111'h OB , '71 llfl;\ll,\ nu1u 1r.dl j11. tiOIJ \I 10:·, ,\1r i 'ru1d11"1n11·1:
· C\I Sal piclUl'Cf'. niisc . 2'1i:~ H------8060 \l·J.t:C'Tl~ll"J'f)JtTA!il .~ r1'."i:.">. _ __ 1· . .:t;p ;\f1u ·u\t' t:qu1pnirn1 S:!.'\00 111th.--.ut OB St.?*(I, n11,ui1111,u·(~•n1! $'!.~l.t:1 .. , :>.11111"·11!1111011 l~!·i'~i 1 \VilShm&:ton Avp, . , :rainl'ay Dr. C:O.I f>.\8-1862 ' orse1 1\ fl C" 11 r 11 r r LI '' •l·"•I only , 1 . 1'1 . .,\Yf·l.:. P !,\'\,·11.;;. I ~J.·1,.,,1 ~·h111'l111·:1N'-"'.'".sn1 _hrm._!:m-:!:.1\7 I & 11k"':!_l1,,r,r_~1:.1,. __ Vans 9570 ' Ql'.\I•. > 'l'I I I 1· ,;,··nh•·r . ,l(l l. '-'\:'..• '\!\\ t l f' lnll \ Stn l"" 1 l""l ll.:1)"1 I •6'srERf'0,1'~ornu1tPorc. Everythinn Must 101~1 Jr•·1 · 1' .i91\-!·~·.: · · • ,.-..,,J ··1 ·.-'· ···•· .... n. ('Al r1;;· SNH·~:. 1·nn1plctC'y r-·· HOND0750 7lw/xtras Chi $100 Old Pho sr.: ~ 11~111.h. l::<MHI ··onfqrn1:1'''1" --Uu1·e l lupree. :~.1 10 n 1:r:11'C' n n. CEj,! furhL~l~c-d . F1ht'l):]ass 1,100fl. s11:,1 lil~ . .;"17 ;,fl f,
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Dec. iten1s, & misc col.11.'clol' I Sturtlo t'fJUC'h t.,'l'C'C'l'I. s1:i: ~ i;:ilrll11:..: 1.,,'l•n!l,1 Uur 11' 1''1 ' . -l'.\"'L :~l!·~l~"i -! in.LI~ for ur inOOanl ST.\ or Clean Lido 14'.
ltt>ms. De 1 .. $20. \\'inc·rack. f'llli tabll.'s, hlaek & 11 h1!1·. 1 "uh all t:1rl; 111rl•1d111c:1Misc, Wanted 8081 1 ca 1.1:1: \.'\<:.EX Sninct Piano, 1 bf>:-! otfcr, must also ta.kc 7.30flll M·nr!I:. 6i.l-:!1"1I 19;·i :'7' \\' 1 s ;.; E H ,\ r; r1
$20. R~. La.nips, P iC'IU11.'S, S2. t'OI, L·abill(•l, 7' hli;:h, s.1.;: J i..;iddll'. ("-~"'-_-.:;.;....,_~:?!'.! • • S4~2562 & 64S-4074 hn:11. &12-33-:t _ rnotnrhrimt'. h·•" ri•T•,tluni.:
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hu!ch. leather chair & Joo,;to c11shio11. n:.k ll'a~11•'· i~· ~··•·i1 l·r1. :;1;1 111,.~1 -::--:-. . 1 elip. ('qulrs 11.1;: ''lips & :.0 ...,.fi'Ontrol, nl!IO Jli' boat ,(· 1~011 . ..-.~11.hlc, 1,,,,,1.~1 :i,11 0 1011, 5 '.'!!tfl)
Olll)Jllitn. NC'IV 9' pillow Orig. s~. ·":ll, S-.i?.· f:i2..filo1: ,.,,., \ r•nl, I ·. '}i':N ~'.·~. . i ''•ll!HI>' {If 11n11no. $10 . lrh·r. G7>a300 d11ys :..\IJ.S'l'.f,• ---_611-11 .ll Trailers, Travel 9170 l fj.\1\-!l~t,1
tk·king couch & m a tl.'hing llcrt.·ulou Uphls Ch;dr. ~·"' ~·l-\Sll Y fl!V 'T'-'L·t-"i,;; l'~i r~ .1111.~ :'lla~!'1 .S.: <'a:"' 1;1~ ... 2::;.12 c1·t>s r-· (',\T.\l.['.li,\ J()71 c;lass ----'-------'i'! l)<Ml"" \'un T::C.I )..ll'•t1 tel ·o k p'Uo11·s 111bl.-i; SI\" • Lainp :\10 Cut·1:l11~., "'· -~ · ,r •. , ~12.1 & :-:r1\· TELEC,\STt_n I --:_____ 1 1 h . 6 1 I T FNT 1 J i\l ~ pa 111 r 1 • ' • i·11('1_..10i 11 $::0.. D .... 111, l~a•" I 91r. l;•·h.lin).:. ~· Yr. lid.\ $200. 89,., ... 1:,'\'i ROSSJC tlOL !;ki.o; . :105 C~I. Boats, Power 9040 ~,."",t. r' 011 .n·6~73° ,.10 oui 1r1 · 1~: 1.1',~~111 t'r ~'.''11111;~' · ,,1 1,1~; 11 l1rcl 1, .• ~(' t 'u•t lnl1·rior.
chests, etc., GT.>-6666 I'S--'u nderwood l::I Pc. ::-h1111 l~n •"[l('1·t. .>10-11".'~ · . , 111:irkrr. bindlni:s. J!:Ood . _ ·::__:_""·-..:.. .-J.H ""-" T.1p" 11r1·k. ;,11,.;;1~
OFICE f.ul•n.. .<or Il<'n~. 1-'\ q. ~Cr $15: 'J;il-IOIO \ J -I 8070 Ofc. Furn. & Equip. 8085 ~linl)('. $i:i or offer. Call Bill :12 H~OC'r1s Nor 11•" g 1 a n 1:'!' BA;\C-llF.~:. <'Onipl<'!e. mnrhll".!n. '1"7-1 i:!~l~I ___ I f:t; Cllt.:\'Y-\·;,;.-r\ltlS 1,-ood~ L~e. \Valnut grain. forn1\1·a . ~"" • • ewe ry ~lG.l-~:!I r1a.~'1c. nerds "'Ork, ftrsl s 2:..o. J.19 Tu~tin .\ \' 1•, 1Y rr;11l··,. Slflll nr ,111,,r
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CHlNA cabint't. Ital. Pini:. ~~:: n~~~~-bcdli, cu.c;t slip. "9'.R· EE ESTIMATES SAJ. & SUN. ONLY • Apri'I 27-28 Ph: !li9-::_~ll. .,; ..... c1i'~vY \\'f:ri gd IMMEDIATELY \\'alnut. 63" 1\ide. TT" hij?h. Fl bocl). fTIJl ,\Lt ~'OHEIGX CAJ'.S
S.100. T1,1·0 \\'bite d£'rorator E."STATE S11lf.'. Di am o n d Call 646-1·142 [ )~ 1 All ur p;i rti;. Cllll or .:omc ,n 1,1 M'<" us.
"'""· 510. oa. Ch""broil R«:o>'de< "''''""· I' 0' All It WILL BE D' d f SAT SUN l<M...,"'"" ''""cc"c.'-~~-elec. BBQ. Sj(), 49.J.-25111 :.tole, L'()U('h, call'Ulator, ~I 0 V I N C · S ELLI N GI ems 15po5e 0 •• • Rec Ve h icles 9530
C>CrACON ~c r 8 b t c, tumtablc, appl, ~3.l Irvine, EVERYTtllNC IN :?BR
NB APARTl\.t E..'1T. AJI in Xlnt ped~lal base. never.mar rond. Thur! ~ Fri. 6-8Plof. top, 4 chairs. black vinyl G.o\RDEN'-SAL.El!
1\•/c11.nc llim. Set $7J. In d oor/o utdoor polled 2511 \\'. Sunf101\'t!r Apt E1
5:J6...6132. plants, 2 1~" to 15 gal. l-"tom l ~S~'.·~·..,,,..,.,..,,,...,.., .... 11 P n J V • TE· p LANT .$1. Sat-Sun. &Af.l til 'I J.17 " -16 h Pl CM Due lo i111'16S in farillly COLLECTION. Liquidate 1 · ' sell ing houseful of furn. on
lhis \l'Cek ('nd. 129 Ai;Dll' THREE Family Ga I' a ~(! Sat only, 9-5 20!} Crest i\\'C,
A\·l', Ba l. l.~le, Sale. l..nrs of houscholrl H.B.
GIRLS con1plcte bC'rlrm 51'1 itl'n1s, niisc, ear parts, furn,
in x!nl c_'Ofll'I. i11c rlbl bt.><I etc. :IOOI Coolidge, Fri-Sat.
plus assrned ant !urn. ~1QN0:0.IATIC Porla-pol.
6-J4-6.)9J after 5 P~L 1001.~. small appliances! &
4PC BR ~I, l\tED. DR tbl. & i\lisc., Sat. Sun only, 321
chrs. Continental server + Coral, Balboa rste. GT;:M.342
lamps, occ chrs & decor GARAGE Sale. 21041 Harbor
llents. 644-4015 a ft 5Pl\.t Isle. HB. Sal. April 27.
\VROUGlIT Iron Dinet!c 1\'/
J11mp. 4 chair.;, ,.,. h I t c
naugh.. \Y!\ll rack. St2:J.
~8-4562.
Great Bargsins! D on ' t
l'lli.s~! Come Early!
SOFA 00" Six loose cushions
good rond. $75. N e w
l\.ledicine cabinet $ 1 O .
97'9-05.'iS
t-'IBER glass Dinghy. :or
new~ in. nylon anchor lint'.
Other n1isc. boat iten1s.
~18-2375 hct\\11 2 & 6 pm.
ROLL ot 13.T yiirds carpel for
sale, short shag heat set
prtvatt! party $:"( yard.
;~~
7 PC. Ra.11an set. S200.
Reocfy,•ood ch<'sl, n,. c d s
refinishing, $Xi. Aft 6,
61~2930
G.AIL\CE Sale. J, 2ll6
Poniona·Sat·Sun. !JO H.onda
$..j(), as Is. 21" 1:olor $150.
l>t.'rfccl. ~lany miK-. SPRl!\'G SPECIAL 1 ~ oU ~~~-~-~~~-1 normal 'price on Steam
FOR sale \\'allacc Sterlin~ -Cleaning your c arpet
J 41'K'. place set t ing s, 546-57-G.
Spltntsh lace pauem rcas. \VAT ERBE 0 maill'1$SCS
w/liners new, King, queen,
& &inJ,tli'! 5 )T. guar. r ces.
962..5335.
SHHHI FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE!
aM-2020
\VAN'I'ED * USED BRICKS * ~
536-11119
PATIO & CAR. SALE ckUly,
Oo1hes, plants, con. bib,
turn. lools, misc. :Qf-iOOO
'tERHIF'IC home plan) W e
ln.sidJ & 0111Eide plants ~1
priced 494-4752
\r AGON y,•heels, nlOtOrcycle
rack•. furniture. dishes &
miic. 546-ZJGZ. ~5'-407~
15'Xli GOLD sl\.i.a: CllJ'l)('t. 2 GARAGE Sale, 1622 Conlca pc. Blk sec1ional, Green ...,. Oh) occa.1. ch11ir. 549--0012 Pl. Cl\t. Apr. _.rr . ..,. !lAAf ltl Dtark. Odd11 & End,. s· BRWN, velvet couch llkc GARAGE SALE
nu $85. Nang. beij:e s"•l\cl 1_ PO'lOll" COSTA •fES, rocker 147 .50. 96l-4972. ;J.l(J " • " "
ROCKING • LQ\:ti !>!'!al, gold AN11QVE Jum ., •He. Chlnc?S('
herculon <XNer. ex. oond. tu1 ~IM:t& + goodlea. 4/27 1Al
9 X 12 Coleman TC'nt. nl.
if'XS.J" \\.'Wte p I ea f c d
l'iheer drapcri~. S 3 5 .
8l'7-!>ll2
PORTABLE TYPDVRlTER,
xlnt like ll('W cond, S·t5,
213-596-1993
19" COL 1V, mod couch,
,matctiing chair & drps. XI.
conCI. 536-0019. ! '
Nt:W gold shag carpeting
$17.i
SIZ-7249
HOUSE p!Rnts. lndoor & outdoor, l\1ust sacrifice.
4$t<752
PAJ~IERS LADDERS
Odds & Ends.
5.')2.qi2!J
King L.a11.:nm0\\'°'r e x c e I
ronditlon $65. 54f,...j007 alter
1 pm .
BRAND new 1,1•lll'.'el ehalr,
~st oUer, Sm. wbfte apt
sfovt. S4S-(J031.
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Bronica S2 w/Lense Copy Camera Horizontal Stand
Bron ica Camera Accessories Hide-A-Bed
Bronica Backs & Lense Slide Projector
'65 Chevy Sedan Safe Light
Plumbing Items Shelving & Brac ket
High Capacity Water Hea ter End Table
Desk 30x48 Louvered Windows
Process Tanks (New)
Super Chromega Color Head Smoking Pipe Collection
Voltage Stabilizer Darkroom Sink
Power Supply & Spare Parts Lite Viewers
3'x4' Outdoor Sign, Lighted New Rear Seat for Dodge
Electric Motor Van
Picture Frames (All Sizes) Cabinets (Many)
Photo Lights " Time Clock
Graphi c Camera Cases Counter Tops
Vaccum Boards Chaids
Rolodex File Office Copier
Copy Stand Vertical Vaccum Cleaner
Ttipod • Off ice Couch
Typewriter Stand Office Chairs
Work Bench Bathroom Di spensers
Chem' Ml·xer 3"x5" File Drawers
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SEEK & FIND" Liturpcal VntJMnb
ELBUSAP
LKAELBS
PE C INA
IZMOZEL
LUV I ALTAMLAD
AHCLllUERTIMM
AMST UN I U LPA
ATILAO NL M'H
N C HASUB C OD C LAllPM
A M 0 Z·V S I H I E A B L C A L 0
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ACllUASTAEE .. JET
SEMBR C IN UT T S ~ ~O R LA
U A L A 0 P L U T A T T~· I E C I
BESOPREA CH l/)°O ~TIL
LIM! TETRE>y 'J ZllTETMD
II N M 0 Z S T I >\l'JU N I 0 1 S I U M
CAS O C KAB&J CEC I MAB TR
\11~rvctl0fllt; l'hr hl(!dt11 nunr• l111<J btlo• ~ppi:11 fo••-11'11.
m. ~JS-tcm 41'18 5S Balboa COYes, r-.'B I H · L L b ( • ) b"'l wnd, up, d°"'"· or d••f:Oll•lly Ill IM P"Uk. I 11'1d f.,,11 ron angmg amp um er misc. '""'" ,n ...... , '"" "~ • ., TICKET for :1111.ria Ca.Ilia I ALI otASU•U NozmA KING sz \\'ATE!\ BED. SAT &: SUN 10-4. bunk beds.
Compfc"'IY equipPed, plus bnc-a·brac. bike, 2 0 S 1 2
healer. $115. ~ Goshawk Ln, Hn1a: Sch. '"""'"' M•)' 5 •t Shrloo Carpet Fluroscent Lites All"" -0•U1•11c '"''" Autfitorlum. can ~1 111t.m A MA."llPLf srou: ..
PAOORO Mm"' v-•. .... Bathroom Dispenser Tape Recorder I CA.5SOCl< T......:'o'!~ ........ Tlll'ICU ~ '
'IWJN;;;;,:::;:::e"E~D::. °"TEA""''°'K°'s"u~.=.F=E=,., I GARAGE Sale. s a I -s un .
~fake oUcr. April 21·28. mfi "'~'l'«' Pl 6i~tM Cl\1. off Wil!lllln.
Have an extra spatt he11tcr
)'Olt M tonger ~' Sell tt
now with n. On.lly P11ot
IJN\JSUAL Handcra.Jtl..'d tum,
•UI ltf'n111, "'"11 d<'I 1rn1i(tn1,
1~1 f'rlnct"IOn Or, 0-1.
27:i H.P.. romplete to . ';-.-..,,----7."-,.,,.---..,-~:-,-....-,~=-,c"'
fM>el'Rle. $3.10. fi75..:l)'ll H n A I To ordtr anr or air o( !ht <'•p1ndtd "Sffk .\ Find " booM, &nPJoS'!iNG opprmt ~. 7351 e Ye., H.B. Corner-Gothard & He I n»mb<i> l rh"'"lli 7, wnd '°"""!or mh, mok;01 '""'-' -~ Sat N to 5 I'M S 9 A M S p M pay•blt to "'Sttk & find ." S1ar·Ttlqrim S>·Bdk:11t. Addm.
,,,,, ll yrd, Or11. SH.9;; • oon • ., un. . .·• . • ""'" ;, "" •1 "" ""'"''"'" ynl. e mo old. ND, 646--7471 1:,,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,...,..,..,..,..,..,. ... 1 ______ _
NEWPORT
. IMPORTS
I
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642-9405 -------
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Howard Chevrolet
;\]., ,\1 !1111r :inrl .Jan1borr1..
:"\• 111~•rl /!1•111-h
~1;.Q')-)-,
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BEST PRICES PAID!
Ce.an Lewis lmport5
I II rl\\'11', G.~I filA-~rJr
(',\!"}[ !<'flit
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---~·~16-~10::c• '°"'----I
AU TOS IMPORTED
General 970f
Import Specials
'68 VW BUS
\J!f'> •I tra11,1111~:ttur1, 1-.. 1""
•II' t ho •lo·r J ~~·~1!-... Lo.••,
t1 .. 1n '1.1~•' rnih•, •YQA:lllj,
$1999
'72 OOOGE COLT
ltl<•>I ! .. '' !h:in Jl,!l/Y!
tll j,.,. Fa 1 t '' r 1 11•1
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$2199
'72 MAZDA RXl
.~ ... r:111. 1 ..... ~ 1han 11.om
'"!ill'~ fff('!Ot'\' a1 1 t~•n1!1t111n11u: ra•llO, • h• fltrr
I <..rM~tl. nult.'ll tlrf''. MIJ>ti!J
1 "1<1 lion 1-ti'lGHK•
52199
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f\nJy r.o m<trlc, ~lint 1·0~ t
:.·rt l:'"I ){.19-3'JUI
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lJos LONGPRE
PONTIAC
28th
EXCLUSIVE
3 year, 36,000 M ile Warranty
Available
LEASE BRAND NEW
1974 FIREBIRD
Fully Foctory Equ•pped.
Ser.r,Z5B704Nl 14757
$9Q30permo plus T&L
NO MONEY DOWN
36 mo., O.E.L., 0 .A.C.
IMMEplATE
DELIVERY
LEASE
BRAND NEW
1974 LE MANS
$195. down
Fully fadory equipped, $3167.50 rotol caW"t
price including io.-. & licen~e . Deferred
payment price $3999.96 including tax,
licenie and oil corry1rig chorge~ for 48 mos.
a.A.C. opr l 1.6B.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
'72MAZDA"WAGON $2595 _,...,,..._ .......... ,..
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'72 ~tI~~~~.!~::;:.· $2495 ,_,,..,...,,,..,., '""' • A ••u ....
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'71 r~22;~~;·;~:. $1695
'70 rn'Jl~~ ..... ··· $M~·5 ·-· ·-, ........ ~ _,., ..-~ ,, ... ,,.., I I I
9'"~ ···~1 ~··~ ............. ~ 100•••.if
13600 BEACH BLVD ., WESTMINSTtR
(Beaclt Blvd. at Garden Grove fwy.)
C•ll 892-6651 or 636·2500
-"j.J "USTIN II F: fl L £ Y
Cl£uii;1r, fii,fOJ c'lrij:. nil.
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3MW 9712
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i · o.;;-1210.,. ..,.,,;m PICKUP ssso. 1><1ow bf"" book •1 I 1!'!1tn~1\Y-:r.o CS, niaroon A·~tn Trru1J 7,000 miltt, Un-gr-6· lAUI 2361 &Q.-0660,
11u10, h'11fh('r, srert'(), • n1i . •'..:r !''amey Wk r "'ant y ~'"'· ,,..,,=-,--,.,--,,=c
757-3213, Th3-0063 eve. (&628UW). '11 RX 2 Rotary, Air, M•gs,
HOWARD
Chevrolet ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST 1974's
JUST ARRIVED!
2002·1 & Til'1
Bavurlu & 3 0 SJ\'s
10 CSA")
c·-.-p.-;~---~97~1~s ' !''actor)' reblt ,ng, Low
book. "°"· Hl·book sa;25.1 Sell al $1915. ~lll days
49.>-1058ewL
Bill MA XEY
TOYOTA CAPRI 'T.l. 11 ,<., V-6, decor.
lltlvt'r, J:"rlly, 4 s'ld, lSli:t
1111!1"'1, S:i2:6. m.69'11.
others
4 af the Best
1974 BMW's
Ordrr your l'HI' for dell\"l'l)'
In Europe NO\\'!
In sio1·k rl'.'1vty for in1mcd iutt EXCELLENT
•l<·lh•·ry. t:Xt'f'llent J1<iving8 PRE.OWNED BMWS
on 1'l'r.1alnini.t 1913 rnodcls. • ''16 l!lOO Tl . 4 ~1>rtd
'."Al .!':S-SF:lt\llCF: LE,\Sl:;c • 'G9 ID'.12 • 4 t;pced
nvi-:n..o,;i-:AS DELIVERY • '71 2800 CSA. l>lffi roof
ROY CARVER, Inc •. • :'' 3.0 CSA· row""'"" !!OLI~" HOYCF: B~f\Y e .72 2002 .• -~ 5~ 2'.1 1 ~:. 17lh SI. e il Aa\.lr1a ~ speed
l'O!illl t.lr·~a e ~~441
Colt 9717
'72 Colt W119on
Only 9.~ n1lles, 11uu>1nAtl1·
'rrH1,..n11s.slon. & ')(\ra clean :
,\lu~I M!l'. 1171110A)
Only $2195
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
:!JOO llurbor Blv1!.
C.t'of. 6~5-0060
Datsun 9720
. . . 'T2 f\IAZOA, RX2, air. 1k'reo,
leather, vtnyl rooJ, elec.
~~~--~=-r antenna~ '71 Datsun 510 .72 MAZDA Pick"•
GAS &\VER (309CXX) , <t cyl. l new paint
$1495 101'.) SAVE 615-5700
HARBOR VIEW ·72 lotAZDA Stationwagon
4 ey\ & d""' (582 GfPI SUBARU (Dir./ SAVB 64~700
2100 Harbor 81Yd . '73 MAZDA RX·3 W8.i;On 4
C'.~I. &is--0660 1;peed & Xl..NT.
WILL BUY YOUR 831-""°
DATSUN, TOYOTA
OR VOLKSWAGEN Mer~edes Benz 9740
PAID roR OR NOT. "'ILL
PAY TOP 001..LAR. CALI.. 1 CREVIER BMW ''1 .;10 DATSUN WAGON. 4 KBNT ALLEN, -·
:; r. or '.j(),000 1n1le "'·arranry
avculuhh· on ull 111.'ll'
197·1 & ·73 u~n\ '11.
35 USED
"'ER CEDES
ON DISPLAY !"a!L'll e ~,,:...,•Ir•' e L •1tsing ~--~~--~ i;pd It/II (;OO(j l'Onrlltlc'ln '70 DATSUN 8tatlonwagon ~'(}." \\' 1st, S.A . ."i.~r3l7 1 lsaool.eBock I _$1700 nr ~~~~e.!::.__83.1-0SS7 4 spi."'Cd (fl'l~AKK""", paint
USED BMWs valley 7() Val ~un 510_, <I DR 8 1r1.1l·k 1Dlr.J SAV E 645-5100 ,/ '7() 2f~J2 f rn<1i:;.s SSOO 2J 111pg.
./ '70 ~lfJQ".! ~ frlc. .....;,__a :""i.'52·8374 • 73-2·10 Z, silver, a Ir ,
' '72 MERCEDES BENZ
LUXURY 4.S SEDAN
Beats the crid11, more mil~
per gallon, design & eng.ll<
for long llme o"'·nership.
clau.lc linn, arillocrat11.
beauty aNl .calety, $St95.
Could arrange lea1e lor
suitable party (473GBZ).
J .,,., i·."'' I '' u \"fSUN SI r paruisonic stert'O, f r o n I ·•• _1,,,1 1 •-· , . a 1on~·agon . ./ ·11 l~ivurla ~~ v. !• '!ll:'Ui't111'. •nr .... ay I i la9.JNQJ spoiler, ll\llgs, Pl'rf. cond.
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Pilot Clit~slh...,1 ud. G t!-~'5i~ l:~~~\lf:HYel>\\'Y i::X'iT. -Cl.ASS SEU.S _ &12-5618 '72 DATSUN, slu. wagon.
N 9800 A stick, 26.W> m.i., soorf., I iA~u:'!l~os~, !!!_ew~--~~~~~~~~~!!!!.~u~t~o·~· _':!N'!:•w~ __ _!98~00~ Gm_·n >,1•/Blk vinyl top. new I· · r11dutls. Em>-19-il or 66-7788
Autos, New 9800Autos, New 9800 Autos, New
1!173 UOZ, u/r:, xlnt cond.
S\(ll'e() cassette, s 5 2 0 0 . House of Imports
~:M6-t21G or 635-15-19 aft• 523-7250
1'7\ DATSUN f200. N<w '"'•7""J'""M"'£""RC""£=.O£'"S~2o=c20=-lirl'S, xln1 cond. $1289.
5;1;;.-0l()J or 6~2
'69 510 STA:ION \\IAliON
lo-nuleA:;r. X.1111 t."Ond. $1250.
675-5.195 nfl 4 p.1n.
Fiat
LEASE
CANCELATION
'74 FIATS
2dr.&4 drs.
REAL $AVINGS
540-~·191 .
1 n.~k lor Contino)
'71 f'JAT 850 Spyder-. ,,~ .• ~,-n~1l,
n1•1v l'lutrh, 3:i mJig. Xlnt
Tlll'C"h. ("Ot1cl. C.!13) !"f.12-2977.
Jensen 9722
JENSEN
INTEltCEPTOR
Lari;.<? Sclcctio11
of ColoN
!n1n1edialc Delh'Cry
FULL SERVJcr.:
DEPARTi\1"ENT
r NEWPORT .
IMPORTS
Automatic, air oonclltioning,
radio, heRler, llke n e "'.
Mu1;1 set'. $ SAVE $
i489HGBJ Only
$6977
~UM.ltmi& W YOLYO
1966'11ru·l>o1', c.~I. G46-9303
~fERCEDI::.5"72, 350 SL, Cpe
Ro.1dstt"r. Silvrr b I u e
ml'tnlllc. 15,000 mi, Immac.
.SIOJOO. Private P a r c y.
!VVN •120) 494-931).
~IERCEDES BENZ • XLNT
SELECT.IONS: 2'.10'i; thru
300'5. 15 to choose from al
SADOLEBf\CK VALLEY
IMPORTS 831-»Kl
'73 4j(l SL. darh. blue, xlnt
~'Ond, lo nulcage, call
:l.Jl-4267
\\<HEN YOU PAPER OR
PAINT A ROOt'ol, \\Tiie 1he
amounl of paper or pa.int
3100 \\'. Const H11.-y., N.B. ii look bl'hlnd a pll'IUJ'e,
642-MOS Th1•n next lime you order,
• , rou'l\ know exactly ho\v
Sc·!I id!l' ill•1ns wllh 11 Daily 1 much material )'OU"ll nl'f'd.
Pilot CluKSifled ad. 642-fi6i8 ! \\'ant a low-priL'Cd car_!
9800 1 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800
NEYER A BETTER TIME!
There probably will never be a better time to buy a
Brand New Car than Now, nor a better place than
JOHNSON & SON . We have over 150 Brand New
Lmcolns-Mercurys-Capris-Wagons-Cougars to choose
from and frankly we don 't want to stock nearly_ that
many:·so we 're offering some very su bstantial discounts
on them plus. . . ·
OUR NEED FOR TRADE-INS IS .
THE GREATEST IN OYER 6 MONTHS
We couldn 't say that 3 weeks ago but all of a sudden the
trade-in valu es have risen. We 're sold almost to the back
walls and we ·re stretching on almost every car big or
small.
•
YOUR TRADE-IN IS WORTH
MORE NOW!!!
SATURDAY SERVICE
FOi! YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT
IS OPfN SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
2626 Harbor Blvd. of Cars
and son
.. -... 1~ffi@URY ...... ~ . ' ....
Costa Mesa 540-5630 .
' ' ' -
Brand New
CHEVYS
Heavily
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Your Choice
Only
•3799
each!
'74
Monte Carlo!
---No.42611111149
'74
Malibu Cpe!
~
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'74
Nova .2 Dr.!
No. 141119/2141
'74
Fa mi ly·Size
Sedan .....
No. .... 73/3121
Only
•t2!!
WJll'I . only 1500 dawn, PIY·
m!l'flls are only S91.7J per
monrn tor torlv·eighl months
on .tpprov!d crfdil. APR
10.97, Full prict including
ta-& !icrn~ Is only S<IOll9.94.
_Deferre!I price '' onty
SA9Sl.~
New '74
Fleetside
Pickup!
Ho. 140940/301 s
ONLY
$3399
New '74
Vega two dooc
Hatchback
No. .322S2J/lt6'
0.Y
•2nt
HOWARD
Chevrolet
.~ .... ,.: ............ -...... n,..sss
'71 MERCmEs
280 SE COUPE
Como In and 1ee this
~•utllul car and yoo'll
drl\'e II •"'ay. • 1peed,
AM/F7'f r a d I o , air
co ndllion l ng , poM!T
iueert"i', radial tim, SUN
HOOF'.
SALE PRICED
1966 Jlarbor. C.M. 646-.am
E.'\"EC. C\RS FOR LEASE.
DJOOSe !rom 4 fully equip.
ped low nilleqe 450 SE
36 r.to leue 1215. 78 ~ mo.
OEL. + Tu Uc. Serial
No. 00416. Take )"Our car in
trade.
Jim Slemons
Imports
001 Quail
f'.l.'Vo'jJ\ll'I Beach
833-9300
ENTER FROM MacARnruR
'68 250SE Sedan, T°""""
Brown PIS, P1B, AIT. Bri:t otlt>r. 673"-0bU.
1970 t.lcrcedes Beru 2:i(I C.
Fully equipped. Ca.JI alter
5:?11, &I0-1935.
Opel 9746
'70 Opel
Stationw~
au1om111lc rrani>n1il'l11an, ,111r
l."Onditioning &. clean! {983-
BHKJ.
$1695
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
7100 Harbor Blvd.
C.M. 645-0660
'71 OPEL CPE.
Auto Trnns .. Vinyl Top, 90
11.P., {Stk ~U~l91.
$1799
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
' ' • ' I! ' ' 'j" ' >
' ' ' '' . 1 .. \1 ll
'69 OPEL Kadl'llc. Aulo,
(·lean, $795. Private Party,
846-1440.
Peugeot 9741
NEW PEUGEOT
DEALER
Complrtc Sales arid Service.
50 r'on1pac1s on display .
PACIFIC MOTOR
IMPORTS
PEUGEOT /SUBARU
15:17 \\'. l..incoin Ave.,
Anaheim 533-8220
Porsche 9750
PORSCHE 91 4 1972. am/lm,
mai;:s, PERFECT COND
J.150010Uer, 646-4115,
BlUT.14 Jim·
·70 • 9ll E, stereo, X A .. S.
stab. ba r 11. magii.
Appearance Grp. or ig
owner , Br.st offer. 493-8799
1970 PORSCHE 9 1 1 .. T ,
Ai\1/F?-1, n1ngs, Ss p d,
1"0/ldor ~'Teen. hi
''/TLC. s;l8.10. &~
'70 9ll'f, Xlnt C-"Ond, App grp,
alloy \\'hl s, 5 spd, many ex·
lras. $6,200, 714-673-7838,
213·l32·230.3.
'67 -912 AA11F:'i.t, i -t;pd.·--·-
Konis & extras. Clean auto.
Runs perf1.-ct. 548-3773.
Renault 9755
'70 HENAULT. G r l"a t
~cono'l1y cur fo.Iu~t i;ell. Call
5.51--0938: or 64Q...3N:!.
Rover 97S7 ---·---! ROVEH TC m> Air, F?.I
I synchro trans. clisc. brake1
leather int. 30 mpg inunac.
892-&.\1
I Saab 9760
! '73 SAAB Sonnl't, sportscar
I orange, 32 n1pg, Afl.1/Fi\f
sterro oir cond., only 7,000
mi . .'llu~1 rel' lo appreciate.
·196--078.i.
69 SAAB, 2 door, grl'at gas
I mileagr. !-lust sell $600.
8-11--5!'.HS .
Subaru 9762
The Ha rbor Area's
newest
SUBARU
Dealer
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
factory authorized
specializing in 1111
European Car RE"piurs
7100 HarbJr Blvd.
Costa Mesa ~
Toyota '765
'73 TOYOTA
CORONA
4 Or, Autc'l Tnlh.'I, Air Qmd
Vinyl Top_ (2l6HSO). '
$2799
' BILL MAXEY
TOYOT A
'i'() CORONA t.1Rl'k 11 only
52.<XXI milet. A u I 0 m 8. t I c
tnn11. racllo. Good rondltlon.
\VU! sacrifice for only 51350,
64;..&'!96
-:rlro""'"·ar=•"'"''uk,-,-°"11~.,..-.1
4 speed I l'lr f675DW)
Dir. L\VE st5-:i'l'CO
"l'O TO\'OTA Sedan
Au10. tn.ns. 1 air r+cmsn
(Olr. l $A VE &.tN700
'73 CF.Ltc,\ Sliver \V/blk
landau top. auto. trnns,, tlr,
& loAdt'<l. 8.11-20-Kl Olr.
. .
' .
Toyot• ~ Toyota 9765 Vo kswagen 97~ Volkswagen 9770 Volks""w;;en
• 1911 TOYOTA 1<00 • '71 w h 1· "71 V"' Guft · Nc,1• b111k1•1i, Ill~, l)at1. h onl 0 5p Q tQ \i91 "1
l>hol·ks. l))/MJ·IUtK'd. I.Al\\' r..rtrQCt ~ ... ' !" :·ioU-~
rn il1·tia1·. Orig. o~·ncr. No. iliti 5 l !'.:95
\\1lh lhr IJ\.lrth&M.! ~tak1· oll<'r f,i13'-23.f:?
of any nt•w i-"or S.i l~1913-lo; 01 .. $,. $9 5 ... 1~.!?DO!i VIE W
TOYOTA! LH™""''"'' £>11-ci '~"·· ~ HARBOUR vw SUllARU In st01.:k lo nuleai;.~. :\1uitl IOl'll. 0.11 ~\11) llurb-,r Bl\d
FREE TV 2 lEfT
r ) I P.~BACKS
1969 • 1161
1970 •214
S\791
Sl 8'S
HARBOUR VW l\twit bl·lng in 111111 Htl 1u ~In nt 6-l~lm uf~er ~ 1x711 l"\<>n.M nl\"1 . Sl'2--t!'l; 1 c '.\.I . li r..-{ll;r,o
Cfualily. OUcr .. 'OOCI 4-2'l-i4 Triumph 9767 HUNTINGTON BEACH 3-2 a· UGS I 1'\'711 Bt·:u·!i !'h•I. ~1'' 1' •
i1tru 4--HURRY :;-TRIUMPll TR-6. l\lnt -_ HUNTINGTON BEACH
1'f)fld. ~lw.t ~ll. $J800. "G7 \i\' f'ast~<'k fine ,,.nd
\\'hill' the selection Is good
AT
MARQUIS
TOYOTA
OCXl s. COJst lh1)
Lagunu ~ach
l~l-j7-o(l.'{ :>40-3100
64N122'!/6-15-7799 l(l"'f'!ll i::as mleleag;• ft<1k111.,_
$1. HJ\ G. Grun IW'J--0383 or Volkswagen 9770 ll3 432-71U ~ 113 r111l 10flay ----
'64 VW Vin, $300 '6\\ \·.\\". Cumpcr-\·an, 10.000
1.11~ .. iti..'i!< nu, .\~l-F.'.\l ,1w11' 1 Ir•'",
'65 to '74
from
$8 95
HARBOUR VW
\ Slll<l{:' <!<:,'\'i:,~" E."<ct'! cund
Cadill ac 9915 $2.~:...:,~27 1r.11 r ..... "'" Biid . ..:.11~1~·r,
1-------..c..;.; '67 nt·c. >.I n! t"t)nd, R.\H. HUN TIN GTON BEACH • ELDORADO'S bilk· \\/hlnck inlt"n<lr $'J7:l. SL'f'El>-t·1· l.1 \"\\, 111,, ·~ 711-j.11~1~ c-r11t1ni.i. 1·1c >-'7lJ'l\1 $""1
10 to Choo5e l\17~ \.\\' ~1lx"l("~. Auto 1rul\:i, lli-7ltll
'71 FORD VAN
1970's thru 1973s Air, radlt . S111.'<·1.1' p.unc .1 llflLf: \"\\" i:u11~ "~~; 1!111·1 •. r. ('\I 1'.;1; •il.
1973 ELDORADO Jo~.03 .. -1:tp. \ c 111 .. 111• ~-~1 f •r u!I. .• 1 . . , . . Station Wagon Vln)'I 1op, Jcaui...•r intt•rior, \:\\' '67 Bu~. runs gurlll. rL•lil!
1
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I ·1>1. f'Ul"''O'"" Air Co,,d, lull pol\'C'f fu ·10,.., n•r lUt 6, en·-. 11~1· !lrl'! p\I ptv. ·-1 \' 11· I' . -1 r•nnd ·\li,f(fl oru.: nll $11.;.i. " '::f ' l ·~ ..... .: H) • ' • ' •II" I p.t' J'l1 jl''. \~' ,\.:: Bnft1n t0."l-1JIF.:t.:~. 1111••.:I , 1\:\I },\t s!creo plw. STJO. ·""---:>·'' ___ I ~u11rr~•!. t'flll\"\fl h \ ,J. $3299 i; lt'lll;k l;1pc pl ;1yer, poweL 'i1 SQL",\gl::Jl,\C"H: )l'llO\\". $'.!."--ffl. "~1 ; 0 \" \\' r. l"' . .\ 1
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1 .1•1111 !1. ''' r .. 111 AMC ms l"l1'!·11"111h. •\ lL~l]1
$977 I;!: I \0,l' 'jol
I l'• "' \];, t • I Ill'
1'·•-.•. r,
II • t \ ~
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I~•"' ll.1rb•Jr. l ' l\I 6-:1;.'r'l!'l.i .,fh•r, .~~~h!L~+ ~It h ,\
'74 VOLVO I \\ kf~j ,
H.\~I Bl.1'.H, "6.": i'•~"'t' ~n1r
l ••t ~ \\«II.. ~!~~/ \jl....l .. ,',.•1,~
Be5t Oeal Anywhere I I . ;,11,:r :, 1Jn1
LEASE OR BUY 1~1 I[. ,..;_..:11· 1 Ill' 1:.1111! lo·1
All Models!
I <l\'ll\:-~;,\-: 1•~:1.1\'l·:J!Y
:::1·1-:1·~\Ll ~TS
DEAN LEWIS
VOLVO
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j.1'111 fl'll'I •i•1rk• 111110: \ ...,·1111
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WE BUY:
OUT OF SlATE,
FINA'NCED, & LEASED
Call Ken
171 41 540-449 1
B. J. Sport Cars
2833 Horbor 81.,d., Co\to M~~a
,•· Bltl~MA'XEY"5
' TO'YOTA .••
•lOO:ir l'A'h!t, l'JoJ1~· rontrol. auto111~t11. :.~1; mp~ S21~ --.1111 fq1 ~11·1~~1 .• \()111 1,,
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i"-r t\irlll•l~Jn. 1:.:'.2iLIL 1. __. -----$6899 A_u_••-•~·-N_e_,w,---___ 9_Boo __ A_u_to_s_,_N_e_w ____ 9_B_OO_ Autos, New 9800 A'Jlo!t, New 9800 ) A •1to~. New 98Qo l A:itos, New 9800A•1lo!t, New 9800
1.,,l !H \(ii ~L\'IJ ,17~
IP 'il 1-.;1 ,lfl'>''m \CH •
'70 TOYOTA
CORONA MARK 11
Auto rn at l c trans1niss10n
':il'.!CE:S I
$AVE
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
2100 l111rbor lilvtl.
C.:\I. &l:>-oo60
'74 TOYOTA
Best Deal Anywhere!
LEASE OR BUY
All Modelsl
DEAN LEWIS
TOYOTA
1966 l!;i rho.6,:. C '.\.I. r,11;.:,:·<.~
Ll-.:ASl:: 1\ AHA~'l) NE\V '7·i
TOYOTA 1200 OJroll:i Sl'clan
for only $5j.1:J per mo. 3G
nlOS. open end \eni;e.
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
i''--:1 BF:ACH Rl.VP. ~17 ~-{,:
!P :SrL\LlT(i'\ 8Lf\C11
1972 ELDORADO
\.foll,<'Vli.~ l.•J»V•'n1blt.'
Fat·tvry air ·~·n .. 111un111~. Full
k·au1 .. ·r 11Ul"l'l<H'. t-U\'I Po\\'t•r
.t ilt •~ Jo..•Jt.''l.'<IJll C .:)!\'('Mlli!I
!'.!lcrc'\'I •loor luck:<. 1.:ru1i.c
t"Olltl'lil all the Xtras & !0 11.
null'S ~ Sl::!t •IJO :!2'I j
$5899
1971 ELDORADO
!Wnu1 1ful t-1.re1n1s1 l-'a1nt
\\'Llh Vinyl top full lealhcr
!nlt'I". f-';u·tory air l'ond. F ull
p11\t'r Tilt & Tele:«'VpLL'
Stccr1nt:. SIC'11.'0, rloor h.11.kl>
Ha1hal !tn·~ & ln1mllfulate
\Sl::Jt 100 01'191
$4399
1970 ELDORADO
t'aMury air "ond1t1onin!; Full
Powf'r All lcathC'r 1nter10r
\·1nyl lop, Tiit & Tcl\Sl'QPIC"
S11'f'ring S1t·1i.'O rrc. rlt".
J.J,11• n11lca1-:e & Sharp. IS10
Hl;J I
$3699
NABERS CADIUAC
• 2600 """'"' -· i: __ ,40.91
COUPE DE VILLES
12 to Choose
1968's thru 1973s
l!l68 TOYO.TA rnr s.1le. 1973 Coupe De Ville I
1-.:.xC£"llen1 condiuon. l\lakC' a Renai~nc~ lo: o I d I h la c k
r<'aSOl\able Offer SJ\--086() \'I!\)'] 10p. r.old IDJ>CS!r) &
--AUTOS USED !ea1hcr int~1·101·. full pnwt"r,
1--;..:.;_;__c..c._;__~--I faci.n·v au-. 1111 "'heel.
General 9901 ,\;1.11v'.'.1 radio. !)(\"'er door
1.:.;=;_c;______ locks. Lo .... n11les j-1-111-'G~ 1
$5799
1972 Coupe De Ville
'73 Buick Estate Wagon FarhJI)' atr L'()nd. fut I
9 PASSl::NG l::n-J s1-.:AT pot.1·er, \"inyl top. all leather
WAGONS
Factory air condltionill)t, full 1nter1or. Tilt & Telescopic
power , Jug,:::agr rack, Sl('('rinJ.:, s tereo, door lock.<;.
,1·oodgrain siding , i>tereo All the :'>:t rns & near br;1nd
with tape dc('k. Tilt \\'heel, new (2771-:0GI
door locks, eruil'<! control. $4599
sport \\'IK'('ls. ~l~t e\·ei;.· 1970 Coupe De Ville dl.x. c.xtra & less lhan 19,000 mill's {Ser. !082831 F11ctory 11ir f'Ondi1ioning. f'uH
S ORT IXJ\\'f'r. Vinyl top. Full
1972 PLYM. P l<'a!her 1ntrr. Tilt & SU~URBAN WAGON Tele~l'opic stceriui;:. Stcrt.'O
3 seat. fa ctory air nHllnpl{'x. Ex c c l l{'nt
conditioning, auto n1oi t i c rondition lnsit'c ,t,; out
po\\·cr steering. powf'rl 1()()6BQD1
bra.kes. ra1ho. heat<'r, rool $2899
rack \\'hite sidt' 1~·a1t til't's. po\\·~r !ail ~1c \\"indo\\-.1 1968 Coupe De Ville
Less than 27,000 miles. {31)3. Factory air condilionbt~.
FN1\) Full J)O\\"er. Vinyl lop, all
l_J trj;jAB£iii;CijDiiiiLilllf'athr.r inff'rior. T ill & * Tclf'11copic steerinj?. Door
~· ~ \\'Xj3S! 1 2600 Harbor ltvll.
CostaMefll 540·91
SPECIALS
OF THE
DAY!
'70 Lincoln
Continental
2ooor ~•t11tup. F11lly lo.tel· "· ~saoss·~·
'72 Pontiac
Wagon
Fully IOOOtd, ,...,1 "'erp,
'"""82588
-'71 Buick
Electra 21S
A ,..,.1 bMul!!ul 1!1lly I*· " "'52588 .
'73 Bu ick
Century
Lulfllt,. 11..-1 low milt• on "" "s4ssi'
'69 Buick 40oor
O\r"r~l"I •u~l1.
""$1288
'68 Pontiac
Cat11ina
4 CIOQt' i..rcttop.. ON\. V 2'.-MJ MILES, Mt,11.I tM.
""'"s1088
2480 Horbot Blvd,
COSTA MESA
546-8017
$1899
NABERS CADIUAC ., ___ .
CostGMuo 54!)-91
Autos, Used 9900
•SPECIALS*
Of the Week
'67 PLYMOUTH CPI.
V~. AT; PS, JW IL0428)
$799
'H FOID COUPE
V-8, Auto. T•ons., Power
STeellfl9. {YR~)
$599
'6t CHEYY
IMP.AU. CPE.
V-8, "u!o , Tron~ .. Powe1
S•et!f11>9. !qsoASP~
$899
'61 C .. VY
STATION WAGON
V-8. Auto. Troris .• Powe•
St_.inq. !P-711~
$799
'64 l'OHTIAC C\'E.
V-8, 1 ~· !OF'Gl1 ;~
$399
'UGR-IAR
W/aJJmfJef convenoon. 6 cyl ..
>.uo. Tron~ IOKM5l1~
99
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Brand New 1974 OMEGA
-~ . ~.
The little Olds
BIG GAS SAVER
ORDER YOURS
TODAY
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
ANOTHER ·1st FOR Brand New '74 GMC YAN
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
WE ARE NOW THE NO. I
Light Duty G.M.C. DEALER in
ALL OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA·
Huge Selection of GMC Trucks
VANS-4 WHEEL DRIVES-
CARGO VANS-FOR DELIVERY s3377 IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
$. 011°·· MfG WINDOW
. SllCXfR PRIU
*1 HONDA
CAR DEALER IN
ORANGE COUNTY
Soles-Service-Ports
.READY TODAY FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
SPRINT finest Seledion of Used ~.~"; .;',;~~.:' :~-.~·. !34 77 $ 77 :: OL DS NTIAC GRAMD PRIX
(ars!
,:;:~MC %TON 4x4 ,, ....... -~-'-'·~ :~~c.;, 92770
M0 NfNL f ,A1Mli'IT
~·;',;·~~:.:;;'.' C.3777 s77'6s0 Lo s $ 3 '7 3 HONDACl'2VIC 580 9!1 0 •,6'>11t~~ .. o., DELTA 88
1»11ery,l·292 ,.A !>11.~~l , ·• "r·· .t·••..,r-~
TOTAL DO-,Ahd..,. : ,, ~ ·~' ~ MONT""-f 'AYWfl'f'T ll.i 1974 GMC ¥.i TON SIERRA.,__-------t=.73~Bu~1c~Kc=EM~Tu~R Y~c~PE ____ _ ~~:~;o;,::.~;'";o';':'; s4377 s77 .~;,c~~~~tt,c 585 · .. ; ~:.::' '3260 btllo.e~ USr.0 k>., mu"._ ' 1 '
1~31 .•
•• ' TOT•l OOWM ,.r..rorr '4Ql'<TM(T",Al'llPll"
1974 BIKER VAN
~t~~t~~~~r~1~ $4677 'ode tl!ld ""!95 ' t;U~lom
Dilllll 12C .. 97) •
1974 Jr.MY 4x4 s77 ;:0~~0~~';,i'. s :~OMUSTAMG
$ 77 '69 BUICK
ELECTR A
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c"idilli C--9915 Cad illac: 9915 I Cadlllac 99f5 Cadillac 9915 Cadillac 9915 Che;;:olot 9920 Chevrol•t 9920 Chevrolet 9920 .\orcury i.;;.;==-----' --------I HEY '70 IMPALA '974 MARQUIS
9950
'72 SEDAN DE VILLE I •73 EL DORADO I 1969 CADILLACS '70 CADILLAC '71 FLEETWOOD , '"' CORVAIR "'"" 'I~·, '70 C • M 1 ~ Lo
CONVERTIB E Luxurioui; Drou .. hnn1 Au!o. Lrara Ir 11harp. (TEY MALIBU V8 Hardtop Cpn w trn ' m. 'I\' Leu than 25.ooo nilli·~ Electric Sunroof 1 L .. ~= · •• •"' e n I e r Beautiful Chestnut IJru\1n 1 ·;~ '.~~·I. :~: ,~'iii~!~ Less Than 35,000 Miles t-:>.qu1.;1tr t-:"<1" 111lvr Hl11l'k 1""1 6 ~1700 Less than 34,000 m• s , <'I 7i 1; 1 mt 0 r-c•a'f
wilb beige vinyl top .• Sllfh llc t);111li~lr1• n..-ruud\ red wllh \II U1•1ul11ful S1h~·r HJ"t' \\'llh "ilh hllu·k \'lfl)l top. Ph,1-.h 1~0~~~·~'--SA=V~E"----'-"~~ 2 tkio)r h11tllop. Auto-·t·pJ • .,., ~ . , .,111"1 whh ltx' finest Ir
f\tll I t•-1 ~ I 1 '";Y • \\lth f,11 ·1111'\ u 1 r Hl&l'k full J1•11!ho r 1nlt•nnr. , .... ,.,~ ,,., pwr • 1 · ·• · ea 11';"renc.-... r llt_0ry \1•hil1·\111.\l lu11&11lu.~hred 1 11 11ntll'h111•-' hJu, l i•i!h ••t'. ni t: . ..: ~ • t:i.t·1firy11 r•"1:1 • ti"-featlll'\.'11 lncludi111 -•---• F II ~11 < r ,.. '"nt11 1,fr11n·~-111 r•11\o·,-. .... .. ,,,•1n1"' "II "~"t Full 1!.lil ~IO~'TE CARLO. All " ~-b-•-, -w r· k 1 ,, ....-o..vuu 0 \)O\\'t'r •' • I , 11 , 1 '' ' •·, 1 • ''' •· ' -I • II " ~ v ~ .. -cruij,, "' '"'"' · '"" ' r '"I" \11 • r ,,,,,, •Ir -ndltKlnln• •nd ' I ,. l'l I!' 1111• u ,ru•u1y 1·l1t)ll'•· nf 1111)'1 1011. lul l rat'•)!')' 111r •·uni. rll 1,,,,,., .,,.,.,-. ,,, •. ,. l•-·k.·. "''"'· L•k'• ""Iii''. •~ · I h b •'" -el••":oplc St .. r I"' .... trf('o I t· II ·' I I' ·r I • T I ~ " "' "' ~ .,_ ~ '"' ,,..,..,, flt'"' IU't'fl 111\C 't'•Sh '.~ .... \\'<'I\' I 1-'•" •··1s $'~ "' ~-~ ~ · l'Ullt . 11 IAJll\'r uUll h·arh"I' ii\ti·J' l'tll .\ uw«1' 1 1 ,.,, , 1•~1~,~11• · I ,,_. ~ •'" ' 1'.: 1.101\cr n511.., , .....,,. door lock& Tl'uly ~l10\\'tw1n ) , f ,,., ., 1 1111 ,_ .,,. 1.11 ,.11 _.. , r 1 1111 ,1: ••It "1)fl~t·, -.1~1·nn£: 1n1l<'S. $379:.. Pl'\'. part)· 1 1unt.d l'11r·U.e. Le!!S 1hur illJ It'll'< 11 ~ · '~'i \'' 1 .,.1_1,,w •U"k•'' I•""•· l'Qllt ~·.... ·~ t••li',t'0",•!1· !ill't'IUI[!. ~···n·o, .~\I r i.:," ·t~-,_,,.,.)1,1 !l(' ~-I II ,,-1007 .. ,,. ~ .... ~h (~" EKOJ t I •I 'l''''n ' ' \\'''\\' J 1 ~'11 llH "" t. 1''1 u Y 1 --~--~-·-------4',,....n I O\Wler milH. Pl.Ir· $1999 "'1"'' J(JllNSON & SO" ~..., -... 1· 1· .... ~111n· ~ c ~. "1·1't'(1 "•Kii' 1,,1-k;.,, ,, .• 1"11· All l,,11 : •'\1 ;• 1 1rl'~ u lit "'"' ""'"" '' hi1~·. !TUI .. (~lt\l1V1I d()fil' I "111•·;·~· 1t:\'('l..X t \'•1111 i;on:~"'U' g. in lff'll' ror II"' l'lll/IJ•l1011 •767 c1t:i.1i l'hll!<Cd and d111·c11 l•JCll.IJ) -.. l!ln•ln ti1t>l'l.'t.lr)', 2 61ti
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I I N•BfRS O Ol'LAC Au·. P/S, Tullnt'llU Cv1·t'r. ,.,.v a~ .LJo ·.n.,,, ~'Z';<;s~·~··) "\Oi 111 1 I"' I( $2299 ,lo\ """" " '70 Nova ,.J(h..,.,.,.
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NA"'"S CADILLAC NAPERS CADILLAC "'°° McnbOf' lt.,cf. ·1(J-et11·\·clle 111a1tbu 2 dr s11:uirlt1rd tran1. 111lF"rG' _
'68 COUPE DcV ilJ r. Low 1111.
•orig. bt>aut. c'-Ond. Sll!OO. 111
besl offer. 53S-279j or
96.S-9.tu. .
Selling anything \\•1th a Dail)
Pilot Classified ,\d i.s a
IR" 2600 Harbor Blvd. Co ... M•Mt540..9100 ! l-'/f:..P/O. AJr. Had ~n $1595 1ils-----ci"i£\'\' Bel Air Stn. ll).10t'. Loi\· mll@ago Dealer
2600 Harb 81v~ 0 Ch I I mo .. ,, OO'J 1 1 t " • _ , , . .. , Dt•nioll.'ltrutor C"ar. Loaded or • Costaf,,esa540p910 -~-------T _ 1 evroe · .... 111. OY"ner .•. \. W \Vgn.p\\ri;1~('t,1J1>rlJ1,1k•~. 11 1 , IJJellt iu luxury cc:JJtaMesa 540·91()C) ·12 CAIJ Sl"Cl<1n f!t•V 1U1-. ----------('!J/HI. $11!!(1. 67;-,.~7:l7. HARBOR VIE auto, Ult l!h'C'rlng \\llf't•I. llH' \\ JI ·~ ! llndud1ng faCIOl")'
1::.(W)ll 1111. p I·. RF!-: c T l9""6 ('/IF.VY (',\~~IJtlCI-:,. 11 'ti.i CO H.\IA.llt;°\uto, cle--;n.-1 SU BARU air. 11~'\\" lirt'l!, ht.•1tUl {';ll', =.i.~·11~~~~JU)Un1ng. $4 1 o'a
nu.1 ,1 111'11 ·1 1~ Ynur r1hlt•r C(JND /\Jr 1'011.t, p(l111•r rlr, u/c. ft &. · ,,l!O\li'r i 0"11t•1'. may rK.>ed \\"Ork . <'K<'CPllOnally clean, ai.klnJ; !5'~f JUllNSON It SON
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. S..'11 11 f,1-.t with tl , J<OIPr«) & l;iJK', vinyl top--Tlk' $2'50 or IX'<>I offer, 'lil Corvair 1 .. • • ~llrt11_>r Blvd .. Costa ~legu, 0•1-•l'Jl Dl,.u• or Colle<!
.......... ii.. ............ ... •ou• _,._. 1-~· _,.,~ sln1p]{' mauer . . JUSt I
call 6'12.-5678! '--------~ .;~}~~~i~.'ilut c·i,,,.sil'it·•I Acl!: _ll_'<,_rks:_!JJOO_. 6_7'_}-~.61_' ·--1!"11~b d\~:~ t~ie1~'.~~I D~f~ St«rion \\'agu11. 4 ',;pd 1tk·k I Cl.ASS SELl-S -642·5678 Chrysler 9925 ;,..~"'~"""=~·=-~~-~-I
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9800" Autos, New--9800 A~-,.-,-, New 9900 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 ·~e c!.~~~;1~~£~~111'\'~~·r "!1 Runs '~~~a~T!~~·7 -----, 9800 Autos, New 9800 . A.;:;-tos, New Autos, New
CONNELL CHEVROLET ·HAS LOTS OF . GORGEOUS 1974
CHEVY WAGONS
READY TO GO
THIS
WEEKEND
ALL SERVICED
SHOP
EARLY!
WHAT YOU SAVE
WITH OUR DEALS
PROBABLY WILL
PAY FOR YOUR
ENTIRE VACATION
LEASE A BRAND NEW 197 4 MONTE CARLO LANDAU
radio, heater,
power steering, power brakes, Air Conditioning,
vmyl Landau roof. (699) Lease th~ "CONNELLEASE"
Way.
LOADED: Automatic transmission, $ 83
PER MONTH
36 Mo. 0.E.l.·0.A.C.
SIB lil'l'!i, uir lihocks. r11" 1974 MONTEGO
Ci1rN ror l'in1.'f' 11C"11o·. $11)j(). 4\DOOR MX
:;.U)..j{)fu {II' 616-!l79'i, --L.1111 111U~·ug<' LJ f' a J er Continental 9930 1x.1:K1h1'!ratol' cu1·. 1111.S all -----~-I l•k· jAiµulw· llL\W)' fcalUl"\!!il
I 1974 LINCOLNS I ir11·lud1ng factory a Ir
No11· 11fft•rlng 2 lnw 1nilPa~e .~1ndH10n1ng and \'lll)'I l'OOL
rk'nll:'r l:.:xecut i1t< l.1rl('(llns s:~WJ 1.)(}9J(i7' JOHNSON t.:
Buth CIJuippcd 1\1th thL'j 3l.)N L1nroln ··lel'cuf'y, 26~
finest in luxury, 1 ~!1 poi'"" lladXlr H1vd., Costa ~tesu,
ol i~ursc. uu1o. 1j')111J. n1r ;,.;o-;,().'11). ('(l~itionln~. ,\ I I F 111 • -1974 co"L~O"N~Y~P~-OA"R"K.-
('l'UISI'.! conu'OI. 1111 "h<'l'l, 6 y.·a,y S('at. $20..() ufr \\'!ndo11o· !)ttUIOn '"ilG~ll. Low n111eage,
sti.·ker pr1re. ~ ti I :i !IO 2 , ~.tier !kmonstrator l~
cROSOO:l1 JOHNSON &: :-;o~ l::•1u1111ied \\'!lh the fine.st
Lin<'Olll t.lercury ?6 '.:6 equ1p1ucrt1. IOI' IJn11l)
llnrbor 131\'d., C.:u~!a 111',~a 1'0nllul"I 1nrlud1ng _lac1u1; 5-lH-:.iti'.lO. n1r c-u11d1l1u111111,:. $1:iot.I •. 011 11111du11 stlt'kl'r pr 1 cc
tJOtl.J.,.,J JU11,,:-UN .}.: SON
LJrh.'Oln :\lt:L'l'UIJ, :! bi! b
Harl.JOr Bll·d., tu~ll• 1\lc:.lll
·61iX>NTlr··:KTAL Cnn~~f1.
ibtc, Lape.• deck. & lnadt"C1
\\' xtnul $000. tii:'i 01::9 loci
}I & ~ nm. ;-,.7 JJJ11
Corvette 9931
'73 Corvette Fas tback
'nncl~ Sting Rily "'1th r
AUIO. !r11ns ., p(IVl'Cf
Jl(JWl'r bL"tlk('f', e [ ('
~'indows, 111r c-und
r,t,-.r(., .111u I uµlc"'·
11ihet.-ls, nubal 11r<'
inH•rior. Vl•I')' IOl\1
•12'.!HXV1
Sf['('f.,
ctr i c
ilioning,
s po r I
s, \'tnyl
Olilt•S.
$6199
c
1
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~56W.
MuJtang 9951
·59 ~IUSTAi'llG raslb!H'k, full
iJOll•'r, disc brakes, a/c, lo
u11lcag:c, St.JOO, lH:!-lJ!tj alt
5
7&~. :'ilustang CYCC! (.'Qlld, SiOO.
ur best olll'l' ~7-6366 after 6
pn1.
Old smobile 9955
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Sales &. SP:vtc@
OLIJSMO~ILE
GMC TRUCK>
-,-,,vNOA CARS
u i'41VEK:)l1Y OLDS
l.!i;J.J Hiu"oor Blvd. W°!Ll. PAY TOP DO
r OP. YOUR VE"rr
84:.!-s&-l·I
E dlr., ~sta l\1tli<I. ..,_...,
Couga r 9933
'67 COt.;GAll. gd
~liek shit, 111;.12 Y>hl
tll"Cl'. SJOO. or ofl~·r.
niileage,
s. jun1bo
57'7-tt278
9935 1 Dodg~•---
·;:, DODGE l'li;1r"'cr
eu 1'111', no1 a l
5-~(i-:..'286. Ber 11: Jt111
SE, ~00
lOt rod. m, ---'P· full.v
" oflcr
'ti.'! CHAHGEH, ~h11
t"C1uippetl. auto. lie
4'1.J-47j;,1
=(;t.Jll()DC_:_E_C_o_10-,-,-, . 318 vs
l/S, (}{lid auto, air, l"<td1a1~. 1
vin~I top !16'2-3976
'6.t.: IJODGE IJarl 6
µ/s. Gret'n vinyl 101
t")'l auto,
' • 962-3976 •
·10 OLDS, 2 dr, 'SS', Xlnl
mech. (.'Ond., 1 0\VUCr,
belo1'' Blue Book. 673-8558
Pinto 9957 --· '72 Pinto
RUNABOUT
~ spc1•d & Alil/l'M 1191Gl::ll\J
$1995
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
2100 Ha rhor Hl\'d.
c.111 . &I~
** 'ii PJNTO, ml cc
aulonuttic, rack. radiah;,
{'U!llOtl) int/exL, $1595.
tH4-:1212
PINTO '71. • !\lust &ell,
Ford 9940 movin&. lmn1ac. cond. Lo I n1iles, lice to beiie~·e. $147J.
1~han1 tili-!)163. ll l\l:'IJAC. '72 LTJ> B
11/;•ll up!\r111at Nflll
C.dl \\'kda}s: Die
:-.i!J--l!H 1.
p. S23.50. -=;2PrNTO, Runabout. 2,00>
k Kaye, CC, EXcel. cond. Slick, new
--lirt•s, s11;i0. 546-318:.!.
'iO, i•/f', roitSate:72 Pinto, excel
. $12W. tond, JK'll' tires. F!\1·8 track. '· E1·e~/ $1800. or best oiler. 962-6538
to trans, '72 PINTO Squire Sta Wgn, 4
spd, air, xlnt cond. $2'51I). . 011·ner.
1--HC· lEAfl-L-OW-MllEAGE GARS. Our-t-IH
lot is full of lltem. Shop where the ~AGON M--', t2JMI>AlAA Dr .J:lpr_dto.p
Low miles, vinyl root, air cond . PS , PB reg gas
VB nice car. (552ESAJ
'73 BLAZER
Aulomal+c, P.S .. P.B . radio. neater. low miles.
(96717N)
TORINO l:irough<1111
11/h, au·. Good t-ond
Uay \7141 &lil--O?l
11kntls !Il41 -19.1-i660
1970 !\IA VERICK, au
250cc 6 cyl eng, orig
SI?..~. 5.)2-7890 all 6
'68 Ford Galaxil'. F~
air t'Ond, $6j(). 963-n
!i pn1.
pn1 .
l·S\cn'.'t'>,
14 af1er
fHS.215.:: .
PINTO Sciuire \Vagon, ·n,
nlr, auto, lo mileage, $2850,
61;,-310-1
•
•
nice cars are and be treated like a
customer.
'7 4 VEGA HATC.HBACK
4.561 miles. 4 speed. AM/FM radio, 74 tabs Save
money tlere. (288KEKJ
$2699
'73 CAMARO COUPE
14.9 41 miles Factory !resh car with air. vinyl roo!
P S. P.B . auto. tilt wheel. ra(ho. (256VOKJ
$3499
'73 MONTE CARLO COUPE
19,243 miles V•nyt roof, air.PS .. PB . auto. V6
shOWroom tresh (7661<.HZJ
$3599 •
'72 CAMARO COUPE
VB automal!C. vinyl roof. new rubber, aor cond .
suoer n1ce ! 12 1GIU)
$3199
'72 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE.
Vinyl rool. VB reg ga<; auto PS . P.B. air cond ..
6uperior car 32.000 m11es (565FFB)
$2799
WE HAVE THEM TOO!
6 and 9 Passenger
FORDS & CHEVROLETS
EXAMPLES:
1972 IMPALA 6 PASSENGER
Air cond1tton1ng. VB. automa!1c. 37.000
miles. power steering & brakes. luggage
rack. (657EMFI
1972 FORD TORINO 6 PASS .
Air cond1lion1ng. VB. automatic. power
s1cer1 ng . power brakes. roof rack.
[945EXOI
2828 HARBOR BLVD.
•
$2799
'71 CAMARO COUPE
V8 <1111om,111c P :':; PB . mr cond . nice.> ca1 Low
1awnrot..l' (73 1CJU!
$2399
'73 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE .
V1nv t roor. auto. VB. P.S , PB .. a1r cond. Nice car.
1149G111 1
$3199
'72 FORD LTD BROUGHAM
4 Or HT. Low miles. e1ec windo ws. PS . P 6 .
auto. VB, air cond. vinyl root Low !ow once
710 FFX )
$2799
'72 MUST ANG Sport Roof
Coe .23 000 m•lo>s Vonvl tool. air P ~ <1uto. VB.
gorgeou:-.tdr N(·wruOoe< 1 lOOFFY ,
$3099
'72 DATSUN 240 Z
Coupe 11 000 m11os 4 !".tieet:I transm1sst0n. radio,
power steering. nice
$5099
COSTA ·MESA
'
$4599
'70 EL CAMINO va radio <1u1omat1c. air cond , oower steering,
nice (2 I 550GJ
$2199
'73 GMC 314 TON PICKUP
H D. flQlllP rower stcenng. au1oma11e. VB. like
new. (3' 128NJ
$3099
'71 FORD 314 TON PICKUP
36 000 miles Aor. VS. P S automal1c. AM/FM
radio. nice (59936UJ
$2799
'7 2 CHEVY 3/4 TON PICKUP
vs n1r radio. automatic.PS PB . law. low pnce.
(10960LJ
$2399
'73 FORD RANCHERO
Real stiarp 9 000 miles. Atr cond, P.S .• automa11c.
V6, radio. (07006Al
$3599
546-1200
~~---air, ll(";v ""'' r.ick, air, A/T,
t787F\\'X) st~ltires (Dir.) SAVE 6-15-5700
8-l•~1 ·7:: Pl:-\TO Rwiabout
1%7 FORD 11•agun
11'<1ns. au· ~hOt·ks
li1ust SC{' $600. Sac.
~67 CORTfl\A 53,000
mpg. tapl:'deck ma
tvnd, $115(). !WZ-9896
n1i. :.u Ch.•an! la5lltt:SJ Big VaJue
~s. x!nt 11Jl1-. 1 $,\ \'E 64>-5100
---1!17:.! PINTO nunuOOut, 4 spd.
. V-S. 2 Sacrifice !ksl o t I er .
g o o d -197Hl lf\.J altt'r I ,r,. \\'knds.
'66 fAlHLANE XI.:JOO
d r . BI u c ,
-l9-l-9:).-i2 Pi--h 9960
9945 ymout transportation s,;.q;,.
Lincoln -ATLAS \\'/vinyl -
'""· full
-k. Xlhl
'69 1.JNCOL.111 Coupe
top, fac ~tereo t
pwr, ne&111110me 11-or
running cond.. 13c
~8-2861 ult Jpn1. "
Maverick
Chrysler/Plymouth
ofrer. I Open Daily !',.Sun. 'ILi lU P:'il
Z!J~ I la1·b:>r Bl\'d.,
9947 OtSta J\fcsa
546-1934 '70 MAVERICK '6.i Ply. t'llf ..\ dr. PIS.
PIH. Vin . top. H.D. shocks,
Au Io n1a 1 i I' lransn1iss1on, ck•an. ·18:\1. Ong. (hvn $19.l.
mclio, healer, IJ o 1v er 5-:.~7
steering. A real clean car. P~~,.~-----~~=,,I
163AV\r) Only 1 _o_n_••-·--~---"-~-
$1477
~w.lwri& W TOYOTA
Autos, Used 9900
THE VIKING
llii.""OU'l-NIC&r
71 MUSTANG
CPE.
'67 Pontiac
VENTURA
,\ u I <I n1 a t i c tr-.tn!'n1isslon,
P'lY.l'I' Slet!ring, po 11,• c r
h1·11kt'i;, & in <'xi:c•11tional
,-u11th1iun tUEY5T.i!
$695
HARBOR VIEW
SUBARU
2100 Harbor Blvd.
C.flt 645--0660
1963 TEl\1PEST, new tires,
new brakes runs good, $22J
sra-1~1
1969 PONTIAC LeMana. Orig
011o"Tlf!r. Radio. 1\1C, aulo.
Gd tires. $T::i0. 6-~2100.
'61 PONT., lousey ~y.
iilipplng clulch, super goocl
1notor. $7:,. &16-83til
TtWmtirbird --'99=70
·~c T·ULRD, 1111 p11T, xtm-'. -I
dr, top cond.. $lll00. Day
!">41-5.2'11, night ~Q(IB
V09• 9974
197:? VEGA Hatchback, 4
lipd. Mwit Rll. $1775. Cnll
after 5, 49.l--3385.
'7-t CHEVY Vega Hatehblck
stMClard, nevu OOen drlwn
~ 4!!1->316
72 Cbupc, Ruto. bet t er
condition lhan any othe'r
will ~'H't't°Pl tratfe,, 64+64Q7.
, "12 \T£C:A Stntion\\·agnn
GT option. ~ !Pt~ A: "Ir
(776f'WN1
fDlrl f\VE ~-,..,_mio
•
'72 CHEY
IMPALA
A utomatic trans .. power steering, air conditioning
vinyl top & many other cllx . extras. {264DUZ) ·
'71 PINTO
$1088
Fully factory equipped 1nclud ing_ ... automatic
transmission, deluxe intenor, etc. (387BYXJ
1969 DODGE DART
Automatic trans .. power
steering, air cond1tion1ng ,
dlx, interior. many
other extras. (230DOLJ
1971 CHEV VEGA
4 spd , trans .. deluxe
interior & exterior.
Racing stripe, many
ather extras. (465CPRJ
r97 I FORD MAVERICK
588
Automatic trans .• vinyl $1 top. deluxe interior.
(819DBQ)
lu?o!~ic~~~'!w1r DOOR $1 58 steering, air oond.. . _
vinyl top. many oth er
extras. (017EEMI
1972 CHEV 4DOORs1 8 v..a engine. automatic 5
transmi ssion, pwr. str.,
air cond .. vinyl top.
many extras. (344EQN)
!
$
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I •l':''l,) 1•r; • "
..
INTO
Rad.o. heater. 4 speed trans.'(752 FXW}
'11 •<A. •Cen~C> DP!('rrc·l p3ymen1 prier> io; S21.93
)fl ,to:iro ... r>d 1..reo11 APR 12 16'1(.
PLUS 1 YEAR
UNLI MITED MILEAGE '
BLUE SEAl WARRANTY AVAI LABLE
fer ON RE~R~~~!i'e~~ILEACE
MECHANICAL INSURANCE
-.,CIK:I" Ullritrwn~t"I -· }·~{I ~ttl...,.,, ottd kOor •• ckfiMd Md l)W'_.wd lty ---~
1""'..:1 ~1 S_.1Jr1.~Quc:ti:Ut. i1~t '1"•"~" ~r u:•·'fkt fflrOll~ ~ hctory ~
..... !11p f'o--t~, 1'1C..kt gf c ~'>d ,.,..,....-, ia USA w C.t.t-IAOA.
·· ~OOC f.:<'fWH~RE IN U.S.A. or CANADA
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NO PAYME NTS Tl l JUNE
v1 LOW ON CAS H OK _
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Capistrano EDITION N.Y. Stooks
VOL J.7, NO. 116, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES !' --• ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 26. 1974 TEN CENTS
Hearst Aide Says Robbery Done 'For Show'
From 'trlre Semcet
A. Ludlow Kramer, secretary of state
fO< Washington, says the San Franctsro
ben.k robbery in which Patricia Hearst
parUclpated was staged by her kidnapeni
'':for show and not for money.'' (Related
pictures, Page ,S) •
Kramer spent more than a month in
San Francisco as director of the $2
million Hearst food giveaway program
with which the Heants hoped to ..m the
release of their daughter .
"Many people think of the Symbionese
UberaUon Army as an organization of
.blacb," he said. ''It is not It's a vtry
· wealthy organization, t0ntrolled by white
wamen , mostly lrom the Ea'!I O>ast. The
bank J'Obfxfy wai done for show and not
for money. They don't seem to ha\'e any
real purpoee other than to make society
look bed, to give lfa slap in tbe face .''
Kramer•s axnments came during .a
speech to the Kiwanis ctub in Hoquiam,
Wash.
He aaid be is coo~inood P.lisa Hearst
"'as not a ~illing participant in her
~dnaping and that she bas bCen
brainwashed until she was willing to
make &laWments denouncing h c r
p;irents.
"I understand it is not bard to
'bralnwash a per80Q ln to da ys and In her
p>Sition, she obviously has to go along
v.1tb lbem." Kramer• &a.kt
He said devices have been perfected to
detect fear in a voice and that tapes of
her stn1emcnts released by the SL.A
definitely ha\'e shov.ed fear.
Mcanv.·hil<', her fiance Mid Thursda~·
night th:u her rejection of him nnd her
famil y doesn't mean a da1nn thing" as
long as she is being held by the SLA.
Stt>ven \Vt.'t'<l, 26. a Univer!ity of
.. California graduate slude"nt , told CBS
News that l\liss Hearst v.·as "\•icl im izt'd''
v.1len kidnaped by the SLA.Fcb. 4 and the
"situation has not changf'<l by nov.·. ··
In a !ape-recorded message received
\Vedncsday, l\liss Hearst ridiculed \V~-ed
and hl•r fiuh«r , Randolph A. llear~L
pres1den1 and editor of the San Francisco
EKamincr. She called them ·•ciov.n. ..... and
"Jllf!S." She ;;\so rt'afflrmL'<I h (' r
allt•i:;i;uu.·l' to the SL:\
A!ik1..-d whethf'r he still lo\'t-d ht•r . \\'red
s.1id· ")'es. of rourS('. It \\'Ould Ix' ab-
solulely foolish of 1ne 10 take that kind of
rcicction 1n a personal 11a). and th<'
~1mc gOC's for her family "
\liss llcarsl also said in her mcssa,1te
thJI she 11·il\ingly joined eig ht SI.A
n1cmbcrs in their $10.000 robbery or a
I hl><'rnL1 Bank .branrh in the quiel 5tirul(l
l)J!SJJ'ict. Sh<> s.11d th(' loot v.·ould he usOO
u~· ··th<' people."
\\'cC'rl 10\d rtportcrs outside the 11carst
111:insion in tlillsborough l~at he thought
11~ SL.A would pull off nnothcr crime in a
11'f't'k or 1110.
"It n1ight bi:' murder." he said. "I
lhlnk lh('y'll 1nost likrly try to shoot
sorneonc and inYolvc Patty in ii or rau y
wi ll iJJ\'O\\'C herself."
San Ju·an Planner Seel{s Moratorium
Diesel Rig
Overturns
In C"lemente
A large diesel rig hauling a 21-ton
bulldozer down the steep and winding
stretches · of San Clemente's East
Avenkia San Juan late Thursday night
lost its bra kes, slammed into an
embankment and then turned turtle.
And a police patrolman following
behind the massive tetup saw the entire
iricldent. ·
"For a seoond there, I thcilght I had
bought the ham," said a relieved driver
William Egerer, 31, of Hennosa Beach:
Egerer, alooe in the rig. WU lllllljjured
delfli~ tho brief, but speditalar
runaway on the last curve of the road
before it meets with El Cam.int Reel.
"I was driving down the hill, trying to
take It as slow as I oou1d,when something
snapped way back on the lowboy traUer,"
said the driver whose only problem in the
~P was a "bath" in spilled diesel oil.
"Once it snapped the back wheels
locked up and I was !tarting to Jose it,"
he said.
~gerer then made an instant choice to
veer left into a steep embankment and
the momentum oC the Joad forced the
truck and cargo into a hlgb arc and
tbeaooto Us side.
POllce sakl had the rig gone out of
control a little Carther, it could have been
disa.sterous for the driver and the
residents in the expensl\>'e hillside
neighborhood.
As it was, the rig hauling the buldoze r
from a hilltop constnlCtk>D lite had
substantial damage. E~erer was helped from the cab of the
toppled truck and then driven to police
headquarters where he could shower orf
the fuel , wbi5=h can inflict skin burns if
allowed to remain.
Police then called for a heavy'crane to
right the spilled load and found a
laundromat so that jail trusties could
waah the trucker's clothes.
Officers said the tractor was righted
by i heavy crane summoned from Tustin
(at a tee or $77 an h>ur) shortly before
dawn.
Ex-Police Chief
Gllilty of Bribes
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -Slailley R.
camp has been com'1cted of aoceptlng
brihU totaling l3ltl 11ben be was pollee
chltf of the small community of
Guadalupe in northern Santa Barbara
c.uiily.
A $uperior Court jury Thursday
convicted Camp, who spe nt 26 years as a
police officer, on two or rive briber
colDlts . involving acceptance of payolfs
for protecting bookmaking. Penalty for
the conviction ls one to 14 ytars in
prison.
Jlldge Floyd Dodson set May 16 to bear
a defense mOtion for a new trial.
County's Secret
Flles Discussed
Funds kl 1u pport Orange
County's ·tuper-secret po 11 c e
Intdllge11<e unit moy be e11t off by
-the counly Board of Supervioora
unless some aort of ~clvillan review
of whal goos Into the unit'• m ..
whlob cumnlly "'°lain more than
s,400 names'l• qreod UJIOll.
Oounl)I ooll<e dlle!S say lhe
matttr b 1~nttotiable."
'"'tho Mory, ... Pap IL
San Clemente
Planners Deny
Church Project
By JOHN VAL TERZA
01 ,.. o.irr ,Itel sttff
San C1emente city counci:men soon will
be faced wltb bearing an automatlc
Family of 5
IJie ·in Blaze ·
SACRAMENl'O (UPI) -l'lve
meml>en of a fllcrtmento family
dJed today 1!hon their faahionable
residential home bunt into flames
and burned.
appeal Crom developers of a proposed
religious-oriented boarding f3cility for
the elderly after the project failed to
enchant planning commissioners this
\l,'ei!k.
The panel voted 4·1 Vt1ednesday lo
rerommend disapproval of a zone change
sought for the San Clemente First
Chr1sllan Church and s u r r o u n d i n g
. acreage ln a long established residential
ne ighborood.
Commissioners )'ielded to compJainls
from residenl5 of the area as "''ell as a
staff report -.mg the ionc change
as "spot.zoning" which assertedly would
(See PROJECT, Pago Z}
Kiiled In the early morning blaze h. . D-!-•• -T -... 1:1 "'ere Jack E. Forsberg, 43, 11 ~~w,i
wife, Edith, 41, and children, Steve~
14, Mitchell, 12, and Christine, to.
Forsberg's parents, Mr. and ?.in.
William Forsberg ol Los Angeles,
managed to escape by kicking out a
rear window. They were visiting
their son, who was employed by the
Xerox Company.
Ex-Capistrano
Citv Chief Out
Of Elsinore Post
Rate Hits P enk
At 11 Percent
NEW YORK (AP) -The prime
lending rate to big business climbed to a
historic 11 percent peak today, v.·hen
Franklin Na tional Bank boosted the key
interest ree from 101h percent.
The bank said that conditions in the
money market, where banks and
corpora\iorul: raise short-term leodable
funds , "more than justify'' the increase.
1be rise means that c orp o r ate
Ernest Thompson, wbo left as San customers of franklin Nation.al. the 20th
Juan Capistrano's city manager nearly largest bank in the nation. v.ilt find it
!Our yeirs ago-·because of a general more expensive to borrow. But lhe
railing-out with tbe ciiy council, plans to increase should not have an iinmt'<iiate
resign under similar circurhstances in impact on consumer installment loan or
the city of Elsinore J une I. mongage rates. v.·hich arc not directly Thompson, 48. has been embroiled in a he ·
dispute v..ith councilmen in lhe lakeside linked 10 1 prime.
city across the mountains rrom San Analysts say the recent steep climb in
Juan, but he deemed bis resignation as the prime, or the minimum lendin(? f~
coincidental with the dispute. banks charge most c r e d i t -v.· o r t h Y
The issue in Elsinore focuses on corporate rustomers. renecls th t!
1bompson1s recent firing of veteran fire federal Reserve Board's decision to keep
ch.ief Henry Boontjer on__allegations of cr~it ,tight The fed Yohich acis as the
· bOrdin u · neuon s money ~ger, k.fls that
moty ~men ·oraeref~npeln to l Jestricting t~ ~owtb of bank credit y,·j]J ,..lnsts~ the lire cblef but Tbompoon help control iollaUoii. ref~. ' This ~eek, the , Federal Resrverv.e
Once he leaves the post in Ellinore. Board raised the discount rate, or fee 1t
Thompsoo plans lo UmlD'lt a similar charges member banks to borrow froi:n
position in the Kem Comity city of it, to 8 percent from 71,~ percent. This
Ridgecrest, a desert community near added further upward pressure lo money
China Lake. . (See PRl)tE, Page ZI
Desert Dragnet
u,-1 Ttl9'Ml9
Ar11as of the La1v
Will Ask
Extension
On Freeze
By PA~I EJ.A HAUAN
01 1M OMlr .. lltt Sttff
San Juan Capistrano's cily planntr
confirmed today that he will recommend
an extension nf the 90-<.lay building freeze
un til after the new general plan Is
adoptl'd.
"rm go in g In make this
recommendation because of the amount
of time and effort it will take to review
and adopt the pl an and its related
ord inances." sa id David J. Smith. lfe
said he \\'ill exp.1nd on his reasons durin g
a news briefing nn t.1ay 3.
tf the city council accepts the propo!a l,
it could push the moratorium into early
rail. A recent rt'port from the city's
general plan consultants. 11a\\'orth1 Lafcr
and Anderson of Ncv.'PQrt B e a c h ,
Indicated that the final elements of the
general plan might not be completed
Willl Jul)'_ 29, . --'fhC'1defertnl-pe-m<t·· ·mropttiifbY · 1he-'
new cily council as ooe or its first actions a
oo JI.larch 13. came from fears of a
logjam of applications in the planning
dcpanment and item s needing pianning
commission action.
The ·city \Vas without a planning
commi ssion at that time hccause o[
tradit ional wholesale resignation after
elections. The council lllso \\'anll'd to
prevent the stackin g of applications
during the lime a new commission v.•as
"in training." ~
Army troops are cheered
of Lisbon to keep order.
by loyal groups as they patrol the streets A new planning commission has now
been appoin ted . but the council has not
yet deemed it "functional."
OCTD to Begi11 Se1·vice
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To Mi ss io11 Viejo May 13
By DOUG FR ITZSClll~
01 l~t 01UY '°llol St.ii
Four llC\V Orange Count~' Tr;in<1t
District bus lines \\'ill begin pro\·1dJn~
hourly service to the \lission Viejo area
~fay 13 with the_roules radialing from a
terminus at the Laguna llills ~tall.
The new serv1ce. described this
morni ng at a Sadclleback V a 11 c y
Cham ber of Commer~c breakfast by
OC'TD marketing field rcprcsen!atl\·1·
~!rs. Laura E. Quayle . v.'ould provide
both express and surface routes to the
Santa Ana Ci"ic Center as v.·eU as inland
and Cfl3Ftta1 rou1es south to San Clt'mcntc
;ind S:in Onofre respcctivf'ly.
Tire four n{'v.' routes arc part ot an
c\·cralt OCTD-cxpansion v.·h1 ch v.·Jll boost
the number of busc!ll from thl' present 48
to 103 next month.
A slide prescn1a1ion and display ol
equipment is planned at !he Laguna lfill!!
'!all Sat u rd a y from 11 a.m. to 3
p.n1 . to promote ridership on the new
liJ\cs. and an inaugural ceremony for 1he
routes \1·ill be held t\lcre ~lay 13 at 2:30
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The currt'nt freeze prevents the
plann ing department from act'cpting ne w
applications for re1.ones. tentative maps,
diYisions Or -Jand, -l<fnd·U~permi!S,
firststage architectural r c view .
co nd it i onnl-use permits and
environmental-impact reports.
Some ap plicalions in the hands of !he
planning staff before ~tarch 13 have been
processed by the city council. Only one
exception lo the frcc7.e has been allov.·ed.
a request for a recycling center to be
built.
Smith said his schedule fo r general
plan review 3nd adoption v.·ill be detailed
~t the first joint meeting or the city
council and planning commission on t\fay
._7. 1\1.•o elements haYe been turned in ror
citizen review -the seiSmie-safetv and·
the historical and archeological eleinents
-bul so rar no citizens have volunteered
to stud y them.
Elements to be receiYcd by June 3 are
~See FREEZE, Page !J
Orange C:.ast
Grove Woman Hunted
J.1kc all OCTO line~. '.\Jrs. Qualle said.
farl'!i \Viii be 2.i cents from Laguna Hill s
,\!all lo any poi n t in Orange Countr
Transfers arc free.
The four routes numOOrC'd 74. 57. 91 and
115. wllt-ix'}tln \11th h()Urly sen·1ce. she
said. but \\·ill be expanded so buses
depart nt :lO and. eventually 2Q-minu1e
inrer.'a\s.
Weather
Sunnv ;ind \1·u.rmcr v.·cather 1.1o·ill
arrive· just in time for the v.·~k·
rnd. High temperatures Saturday
v.·ill range from the middle liO:I
11long the OCaches to tM upper
70s further inland.
BY::AllflllJK"IL VINSEL
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A vast, detert dragnet ii>road over the
U.S. Soulb'"'5t today for i Garden Grove woman "1lo jloU<e ·aiipe<! may have
been inwlvtd In a mariJuana·smuggllng
enurpriio that endod ID a bloodbath on a
dusl)I, nmll rood.
'l'be shootout Victimt -discovered by
t~'O teenaged hlgh school girls walking
from ranch homts to a bus stop -
tndude two U.S. CUstoms agento and a
Oard.en Grove man.
LB"1nen tnaMlng roadblocks arrested
two )'OllDS womtn, one from Gank:n
Grove. •bi.le btr 1lmr Is the fualtlve
lnvestlgator1 want to question.
Crime scene technicians h&\'e been
piecin& tocetller theories about how Gardon Grove relklenl Mic:ha<l Williams,
43, and agento Louil Dbon, 31. and
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Charles BokiDsk.ie, 26. be(amc•lnvolved
in the fatal gun battle .
Charged today in Nogales, Ariz .• ~ith
alleged drug possession are Carolyn Jean
Cullison, 26, of Garden Grove, and Latie
Joan Glugow, 21, of TUalon.
~tiss Cullison's sister Karen is
lndentlflcd a1 lhe third, was rumored lo
be drtv1ng a 1964 C.dlllac with C.lifomla
licen5e pJatts.
The lwo suspects held fOr que1'-ioning
following their capture at ;1. roadblock
were amlgned Thut1day btfore U.S.
Ataglstrate Jtaymond Terliu.I In Tuc.Wn.
then re.turned to Pima COunty Jail,
Wl>ble to rnal<o their 13,000 ball.
Garden Grove pollee said toda y they
had no dlr<cl knowledge of the CUl!iJM
slstert' adlvltles, nor of Willliznl, who
appuenUy lived at the same local
acddres1 11 the women.
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fn\'cstigatOrs found \Villiams' body
beside and partially bcfl('alh his \1·recked
pickup truck i'll the botton1 of a stet'P
ravine 200 yards from the bodies of the
slain agents.
He had been hit by four shotgun blasts
that penetrated the truck's steel cab and
rear window as he apprently attempted e
mad race for the !t.lcxic.in border ~nearby.
Ills truck ~rrying an estimated 200 pound~ ol marijuana -a relatively small
J11muggling shipment O\'er that desert
route -eppartntly tripped a sensor
device cn&ing over.
One theory is that he realized
BokiMkle and Dixon were 1ralling him
and set up an ambush. fatally wounding
one of the agents, then taking his shotgun
and 1laymg the other.
Santa Cruz Cou nty Sheriff Paul
ISee SUSPECT, Page Ii
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Route 74 v.·111 be an express bus.
prO\liding direct. non-stop sen'ice from
the Laguna !tills ~tall to the Santa Ana
Ch•1c Center by ~·ay of the Santa Ana
F'l'C("way.
Route Si also goes from the mall 10 the
civic etnter. but is a surface route,
moking !flops in Laguna ~ach. Ne:wport
Beach And South Coast Plaza, amoog
others. •
Route 91 le:i''ell the mall and tra\'els
Along F.1 Toro ltoad and Margutritt
Parkv.•:iy. throu~h San Juan capfstrono
and terminates In GrMt's Plata in Sllin
Clt'~lc.
Route 8S goes from Laguna 1-lllls Mall
to 1..aguna Niguel, along La Paz ROQd
and Crown Valley Parkway to Dana
Polnl . 11 then follows Coalt ffjgbway to
Its tenrunus in San Onofre.
INSIDE TOD/\\'
There i.t a "ttari.'ing yo1111a
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Strealaing Dies •Au Naturel~ Death
By the Auoclaled Pre••
Streaklna:. It appears, has gone the way
or an nesh.
"ll seems to have died an •au
nMurel ' dt".ath," l.'Oncludes l>avid L.
John storl. director of public safety at the
University of M.ass:ichuse tts. "It bcca1ne
popularized nnd c11n1py and tha t was It."
An lnfo~n1ed surv~y of campuses
"iiert a few "'tek sago the charge of the
buff br lg3de was a daily ocurrencc
shows the practice of dashing about ln
the nude may suffer the same fate as
hula hoops.
\\'here have all the streakers gone?
Shutd&wn
Week Set
At Onofre
The San Onofre nuclear generating
station v.i ll begin a one-week scheduled
i;hutdown SalW'day so that crt'NI can go
to .... m repairing leak.a in t'A'O separate
systems on the non.nuclear side of the
plant near the \\'estem White Howe.
Spokesmen for the t\•lo utilit ies y,•hich
O\\'tl the plant deemed the leaks "minor "
and the repairs "'routine " on the 4~
megawatt reactor "'bich had been in
continuous operation for the past 92 days.
· Before lha:t period, the plant had been
d<l800 for major repairs of damage
caused v.·hen a turbine threw a bl.ade and
an emergency system was triaered. The
latter process cauaed a jolt tn cooling
ptpes leading to the rtactor and damaged
a valve and a pipe bracket.
. Leaks ln the generator's rtheaters and
hydrogen cooling l)'ltem -both systems
!Serving· the conventional steam turbines
~ flN:t emerged soon after the plant v.·as
itDrted up in lntc January.
But officials of Southern C8H£ornia
Uison and San Diego Gas and Electric
companies der:ided to keep the plant in
C)P.l!:raUon for several months and then ~ule the week's shutdown.
'lbe inUlaJ leak in the btat-e1change
system went unreported to newwp1pers.
despite IOlem.n VOWS from Edi9on
eacutivet that a full·information
j>n)lram was In effect at the plant.
1Tbe ~ ltretcbel beck lo lut
Oclolier wben tbo turblno mllhap went ""'-1<d for weeks. lrolce In Southland
!)IWW1 media , Md stlrnd controversy u
state Coastal Commisdonen w e re
evaluating a final decision on
"""'nicticln perm!IJ lor 1111 ldd!UOn of
t~ more Onolre react.on.
i!tWty aookesmen uJd lbe delays In ~inC the latest leaks auno about
beclu.e of "tbelr minor -nature ... .__
S!JgliMOiiii M"!!Cilfi'i pfC!iim!--unJ>e
cenrerating ayatem are common lo
coaventimaJ and nuclear plants alike,
they addOO.
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PROJECT ...
' not be compalfble with surrounding use.
Although the m a t t e r would
automatlcal1y have appeared on next
J.ednesday's council agenda, spokesmen 1!I' the planning rtaff said today the
~hmen'• Foundation, the developer. +ec1 for a delay to allow more time to
Oiiprdinate the appea).
~ group,-whlcfi -hes built-similar
fi:illtle! for the aged in Loi Angeles
()unty, aMounced its plans ln a pn!M
c;6nference late la!l year and had
pmered ofrJcial support from several
~munlly leaders for the project
Rlanned to take up a canyon leading to
~Ila Canyon Park.
"'TO meet city parking requirements, the
Applicant deeded city perml-Mlon to share
city property for a new parking lot which
would serve the planned p a r k
iilprovemenls as well as the resident
ticility at I~ comer or Avenida de la
&strclla and Avenida Sie rra.
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Back to t!M books ln most cast!,
although students or the phenomenon
difftr.
"We never really understood why we
did It in the first place, IO 1 eouldn't say
"'hy 'o\'f're not doing It now,'' mused~
yearo(lld Ooug \Vorlcy, a Princeton
undergradua te.
A spokesman for Florida State
University. one of the rtrst schools 10
experiericc naked speedsters. says the
fad was a one-time-only ex perience.
"When >'OU'vt done it once, you can
say you've .done lt n.nrl there's oo need to
do It any more," explalns t.like Beau<19ln.
At the hel1ht of the crue, streaktn
paraded their warts by lhe hundreds -
Ibo Unlvenlty ol Georcla claims 1
........i 1,500 on one Mardi evenlna -and
In 1 variety of locatlona, including the
Academy Awards ceremony, airliners,
11t1te legislatures ilnd Vatlcar;i Chy.
Motorcycles, horses and parachutes
supplemenled the conventional imeakers·
cnly dash. Ski masks, cowboy hats, and
body paint were used to highlight the
baaic buttockil costume.
Studenll and school offldall say there
ls still the ()C(:Bsional streak, but all
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Poliey Affeet?
Kissinger~ Talks of I mpeacliment
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary or Stale Henry A. Kissinger
toda.y conceded President Nixon's impeachment problems could ar·
feet foreign policy over the long run, but said they have bad no lm·
pact so far. . Kissinger, at a news conference, stressed parttcularly that the
Soviets have not made "exorbitant demands" on the basis of any
notion that the Nixon Administration is weakened by the congres·
sional impeachment process.
,.Any president lives longer in history tha.n in head.lines,''
Kissinger declared In defending U.S. foreign policy -and dis·
associating it from Nixon's Watergate troubles.
He said that in negotiating nuclear weapons with r.toscow and
in all other foreign fields he would be guided by "national interest"
and not by any attempt to make the Administration loo k good.
And. in his longest response. Kissinger disputed a contention
by Sen. Henry ~1. Jackson {D·\\lash.) !hat the United States is seeking
a "quick·fix" on nuclear agreement with the Soviet Union to ease
impeachment pressure on the President.
Coast Panel Gives Views
On Overlook, Tidal Areas
Creatton of a public overlook at Dana
Point and more protection or !ldal areas
at Doheny state beach are among the
recmunendations made by r~
coastal commlsior1 planners.
The suggested polldes are contained In
a revlsed verskln of the marine planning
elemeot being prepar<d by lhe South
CoMt Rgeklna.I 1ale Cons e rv at Ion
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The planners also want to est.abliab a
public put at Creacent Bay Point ln
Laguna Beach and preserves In Upper
Newi>Oft Bay, llolsa Chlea In Huntl~on
Belch and the Irvine roast between
lquna and Ccrooa del Mar.
The document, much stronger'than its
·1nllfal venlon, abo details fll>llcles on
water qualify, tiOiOfti aOOeitUirres:--
11 wW be . consldcrtd by t h e
commJssion at t a.m. Monday in Long,
Beach Harbor Departm<nt headquarte,.,
925 Harbor Plaza Drive.
The proposed element is the flnt of
nine parts ol a coastal mMter plan which
the commission must hel p develop by
rarly 1178 for the J.egis1ature.
It is outlined In Propooilion 20, lbe 1972
coastal zone act whkh created si1
regional and one statewide commissions.
The regional marine element had its
Trasl1 Pickup
Rate Increased
In San Juan
A rate Increase of 50 cents per month
for refuse colle<::tlon has been granted by
the San Juan Capistrano City Council .
The increase raises the quarterly bill
paid by residents for trash collection to
$6.00 instead or $4.50 and It Increases
commercial rates by 30 percent.
The rate hike v.·as reques ted by lhe
Truman W. Smith Disposal Company
y,•hich contracts with the city fo'f refuse
coll ection. Thomas Trulls, owner or the
company, said the increase w a s
necessary lo combat riling operating
costs.
A further proposal to ha,·e one week
designated "clean up week" v.1thln the
city was dropped by the council. The
added "·eek of special service would ha\'c
cost an additional 25 cenll per month for
each customer.
first hearing ~larch 4. but WI! criticized
by many speakers ror cootaining too
many "should bes" and not enoogh
"ahall bet ...
It is now more emphatic.
A public hearing oo the oe<ond
planning element -coostal land -will
take place the ame day at 3 p.m., also
In LOii( Beach.
Some of the new or stiffer
recommendallons In the draft marine
tlemeot are:
-Existtn( marinas, within two y..,.
ol the plan'• adopticln. shall provide
.inuen1 dltchar1t sysloma lo Ill pie,.,
flolll and refueling stations.
_ ..,. 1lrydockl and boat yanlt •hall be
requlrt<t-"W'"CMtrol surface runoff and
-illlr'foulfll( -.
-Fr<quency ol boat use shall be used
In allocating marina apaces a n d
moorings to give preference to active
boatenl.
-Dro:lglng, dlldng and landfllllng in
wetlands and e;,tuarice &ball b e
pn>hlbllo:l unless abooluloly necessary
for the public welfare.
-Oil tankers ml1St carry perionnance
bonds to cover clean-up and damage of
oil spilb.
-Preference in state water and sewer
grants shall be given to applicants who
plan maximum water reclamation.
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SUSPECT ••.
Showaller said it appeared the wounded
Williams probably ran do'A"D one or the
victims with the truck or shot him first.
before turning the shotgun on the dead
man ·s ~r.
One was shot eight times and one nine.
said Sheriff Showalter. who foJloy,·('d A
!rail of tracks from the scene until it
\'anishcd on hard ground .
"I belie,·e there was more lO It than
just 200 pounds of marijuana," he said.
noting infunnation had been obtained
that Williams 'A11S wanted on narcotics
charges.
lie suggested more than lbe two
women in custody and the ooe being
llOUght might know something about
circumstances of the killings.
"It \\'as horrible," said Nancy Searle,
111. "'ho \\'as Yl'alking to catch a school
bus v.•ith her sister Julie, 14. Yl'hen they
round the bullet·rlddkld U.S. Customs
truck and bcxlies.
Virgil Heads for Home
Afwr His 'Dream Trip'
SAN DIEGO IAl'l -Virgil Taladay ;,
heading home 10 Sterling, Colo., after his
dream wetk come true.
The l l·year-old ~ukemla v I c t I m
cuddled a baby chick to hll chetk,
rubbed nose.s with a goat, dressed like 1
pirate for " ride acros5 a lagoon, saw
Disneyland And v.·atkcd on the great deck
of lhe aircraft carrier CoostellaUon.
"It's really nlet," VlrgU 1ald, his
brown e)"tS sparkling. Ilia neighbors In
Sterling, who know Virgil 11 dying or
cancer. fin anced the trip for hlm.
After the money wu collected, 1 traw l
agent made tbe arrangements and Kay
County. Virgil's tc1cher, 1Ct'Ompanled
him lo Southern Callfomla.
An unclt. radioman l.C. Floyd I
Taladay, was the boy's etCOrt on the
Constellation. At Ibo zoo Tbundaj'
afternoon Virgil wanted to stay with
lllnky Dinky, 1 fOlll'<>llnCe baby rina·
tailed lemur which was wrestling with a
blanket In the animal nunery. ,
At tbo sight of beggln& hea'1. Virgil I
bunt Into laugh\tr.
"Back hornt, I've got a dog named
Snoopy," said the youngster. "lie'• a
little dog. He's a boy."
Mrs. County took Vlrail to see a cancer
specialist In San DlelQ before mating
pl"" lo be home Saturday.
No Um• llmll has been "'' for Vlrgtl,
one of nine chlldrtn, but doclon say hll
lllne.<s I! ttnnlnaL
agree the fad has laded like a suntan in
winter.
Peter C. Petenon, a Massachusetts
freshman whose multiple exposures
earned h!m \be tille or "King or the
Streakers," 111y1 both irtreakers and the
public became bored with the high.speed
nudity.
"People got !Ired or reading about it
nnd seeing it on TV," he said. "\Ve had
one blJ streak, but after that wt needed
to do something to m:ike It worthwhile
ror people."
Tom t.fatthel.15, a lit1lvertlty of
Wyoming dean, 11y1, "I ha ve a feeling
. ' ..
Don Nixon Litrk
It's beeau~ the press qult CO\'tring ao
thoroughly. I don't know whldl came
first -Lhe loss or interest On the part of
the tC!porters or the students. I guess the
novelty just wore off.''
To be sure, 110n1e still compose
variations on the lhcn1c.
' The mo.~t popular attrocllon at a
University or North Carolina campus
carnival wus a "shootlng gallery " wbb"c
25 cents got you a water balloon to throw
at a dashing streaker.
Arld on Easter Sunday at Temple
t:niversity , ri n1ale streaker WOfe bunny
cart and a bow 1ie.
Dr. Ot«ge Hamm, vice pt'Mideot for
student aCfairs at Arizona S t a t e
University. expresses some concern for
the futlU'e of students charged with
Indecent exposutt as a result or streaks.
"Things that are considered campus
humor one year might not rcnect that
hwnor l'A'O or thrftl year• hence," be
says.
Asked tr he tvcr oonsidertJ streaking
himself. llamm said.1 "I'd be like 1e>me ol
the people caught doUI& tt, bul who could
not be charged for ladt ol evidence."
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Mitchell J~~y
Moretti Raps
Lobby Charge
SACRMIENTO I U P l I
Asks for Memo
Assembly Speaker Bob Aforenl
says the accusaUon that liquor
lob~yists are "supplying women"
and other ravors to legis\aton was
"a bunch of baloney."
NEW YORK (UPll -The Mitchell·
Stans trlal jury asked today for a memo
from financi er Robert L. Vesco lo Donald
Nixon of Newport Beach, the President's
brother, v.tiich the government contends
th reatened disclosure of Vesco's $200,000
srerel 1972 r\ixon campaig n donation
wtles!I a federal investigation of Vesco
\\'as dropped,
The jury, in its first full day of
deli beration, also requesled that federal
Judge Lee P. Gagliardi read to ii the
portion of his charge .,.,.hich said the jury
mu.st find that !ormer Attorney General
John N. Mitchell and former Commeree
Secretary Maurice H. Stans engaged in
"a single and continuing conspiracy"
ra ther than an episodic, Wlt'Orulected one .
The requests indicated that after more
than seven hours of deli beration since
gelling the case Thursday afternoon the
ninc·man, three-woman jury stUI v.·as
v.·cighing the first C0W1t in the 15-count
criminal indictment.
The first count alleges ltK'y conspired
to impede !he investigation in exchange
for the Vesco con tribution.
Judge Gagliardi read the charge
section in open court, said he ~·ould give
them the memorandum, and sent them
to IUJl('h.
The memo was sent shortly alter the
eloc"tion of 1972 and given to ~titchcll,
From PGfle J
PRIME • • •
market rates.
Jn announcing the decision to adopt an
11 perc e nt prime. the chairman of
· -ftatiol1al, llarold ¥. Gleese11,
said:
"\\le may as 'A'ell face reality and get
IG the top as soon as possible. Pussy·
fooling only prctlangs the~ agony of
"'aiting for the decline.''
Earlier today, First National City Bank
became the latest large brutk to adopt a
1011 percrnt prime whic h is prevalen t
throughout the industry.
One bank, Citizens & Southern i\ation::t l
Bank of Atlanta, has a 11>3'~ percent
prime but this Is being charged only on
new loans. Citizens has a 10 12 percent
prhne on existing loans.
who sent it back 10 Vesco without ever
telling Donald Nixon about it .
'Mle government In 1tS c 1 o s i n g
st atement said the memo wa s an "out·
:ind-0ut threat addre!Sed really to the
Pre!lidcnl of the United States to do
something about that Investigation or
Ve<'<! \\as going lo blow the whistle
about the con1ribution . . "
The jury began deliberating lhc
crimin;i l L'Onspiracy trial al 4:55 p.m.
Thursday. and 20 minutes later asked for
co pies of lbe highly compl i cated
indictment.
Today marked the end of the 10th
v.·eek, and this was the 46lh day in
session of the trial.
The two suspect s sat with remarkable
calm and self-composure through 15
hours of summa tions by counsel for both
sides -the defense pa inted UlCm as men
of honor who could not break the Jaw.
and the government said lhey were liars
\\'IKI sold political influence -and 3 ~?
hours of the judge's charge, before the
case went lo the jury.
The defendants are chnrged wilh trying
10 impc'Clc a federal Investigation of
Vesco in exchange for his secret $200.000
cash donation to the 1972 Nixon
campaign, and of lying to the grand jury
about it.
The jury mus t decide the fate or each
man on one count of conspiracy, two
counts or obstructing justice, and Sil
counts or perjury -18 separate decisions
y,·hich will be reported out on a verdict
fonn with a vertical column for each
defendant to be marked "guilty" or "not
guilty" nine tilnes each.
From Page J
-FREEZE .•.
"Those davs are almost totally
gone in Sacramento to the best or
my knowledge." l\1orctt i I o Id
newsmen Thursday when asked
about the charge by Dr. Joel Fort, a
San Francisco author.
"Nobody \\'alks around and says,
' "Hey Bob, do you want a 'A'Oman
TI1ursdav night ," said f\toretti. a
Dcmocrcitic g ub c r na t o r i a I
contender.
Sewage Plant
Expansion Bid s
Exceed Plans
Bids for the three-million..gallon·per·
day expansion of the South East Regional
Reclamation Authority (SERRA) sewage.
treatment plant were oprncd Thursday
and every ooe exceeded the enginee r's
estimate.
Donald Martinson of Lowry and
Associates, consu ltants to Si:!RRA, had
predicted the plant enlargement would
cost $L9 million. The lowest bid,
submitted by Weard co Construction
C.Ompany, was $2,190,00'.l.
According to state rules , the overbid
must be no higher than 15 percent of the
estimated construct.ion cost. Although the
Weardco bid exceeds the percentage,
officials ol SERRA pointed out that the
bid includes the cost of the demolition of
the Dana Point Sanitary District's
se'A·age treatment facility. The
demolition is not to be considered part of
the construction costs, according to state
guidelines.
\Veardco's bid includes $29,000 for the
those relating to open space and demolition project. I! this is subtracted
conservation. public safety and noise. from the overall bid, the fi gure brings
Th_c_wcond__grgu.R_Qf ele1nen13, tQ be _,!!!e bid within I.he allowable 15 percent
su bmitted June 2-t by the consullants. overage.
y,·ill include circulation, housing, parks The Dana Point Sanitary District is
and recreation, and public facilities. currently pumping its waste into the
The final clements of the general plan adjacent SERRA facility on Del Obispo
y,·ilJ be land use, commW1 ity design , Road near Coast Highway. The old
scenic highy,•ays. and government and plant's removal, scheduled for early
admini strative organization. summer, has been ordered by the San
Extensive pu blic hearings Y11ill be Diego Regional Water Quality Control
scheduled on esch element , said the city Board becaUSe the facility can no longer
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\\estern Air Lines Thursday
rr1>orted the high est first
quarter(' 1m1ngs 1n its 43-)ear
h1storv JXJrlly bccau!':C of a
boost 1n lrriff1r hrtv.ccn the
mainland and !!av.a u
\1 i e 1rn1n.i.:s lrr !he three
monlhs 1 nl o u n t e cl 10
S7 il2 000 or 5~ cents per
p )rf's1drnt ;ind C'hlf'f f'Cl'rull\f"
officer told shareholders at
thei r ;innu :l l m c e l 1 n g
I .irn1ni:is for lhC' <.:;imr period
a ~ear :lgo wt re S2 830 000 or
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Women Collect . .
Ta11gihle Stuff
Lot of males but few females collect bubblegum cards,
matchbook covers, postage stamps, bumper strips and
travel stickers. Lot of females but few males rollect dolls,
bracelet channs, fancy scarves, glass figurines and painted
plates. Note the difference? The men seem to go for sym-
bolic paper which has little value in itself, but represents
something else. The women tend to prefer tangible art
worth what it's worth, no more and
no Jess.
Why some Nort h A1nerican Indian
girls wanted to dye their hair even
blacker I cannot say, but the record
sho~·s many did so by rinsing said hair
in a boiled solution of the gum from
mesquite bark.
Almost but not qu.ite one out ol
every four lady doctors is a pediatrician.
i\IARTINI
Q. "Who invented the martini?" . .
A. Can only report it turned up first m San Francisco
late in the last century. Incidentally, "''ere you a"''arc it's
the cocktail ordered nlOst rrequcntly fu this country?
Q. "How much did bread cost in Ireland during the in·
famous potato famine there?"
A. About $40 a loaf, I'm told.
If the parents of both you and your matr!monial mate
. were divorced you still have a 60 percent chance of stay-• • • .. t t ing married yourself. lf the parents or o~e of )'<IU uu no
the olhcr were divorced, you have a 75 percent chanc~ of
keeping your own household together. And it n71ther of
your parents were divorced. your chance of holding your
marriage intact stands at about 85 percent.
DRAGON
It has been reported that the original lizard kno"''" as
the Komodo dragon groYl'S lo be JOO feet long:-Client asks
how fast that beast can run. And whether -how gross!
-it eats people. Runs up to 12 m.p.h .• maybe faster. And
yes, it will eat a groYl'n human, if it can catch one. Pretty
vicous reptile. Reliable observers say they've seen a 111)-
pound Komodo dragon devour a 90-pound hog in 17-
minutes:
Today's elk nationwide outnumber the elk hereabouts
in 1910 five times over ... If that RUssian name ends
with "ovitch," it signifies "son of' ... There are about
as many Christ1nas cards sold every year as people on
earth ... Dentists contend that 49 out of every 50 citizens
have at least one crooked tooth ... Did I tell you a seven·
inch pencil cnn draw a line 35 milC's long?
In old Egypt the numeral 10 \\'as depicted by a horse-
shoe. JOO by a c~rkscrew and 10,000 by a pointing linger.
\-\lhy is unkn&un.
An old Californ ia law makes a housewife liable to im-
prisonment if she doesn't boil her dustcloth.
Address mail to L. J\1. Boyd, P.O. Box 1815. New-
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VOL 67, NO. 116, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY , APRIL 26, 1q74 TEN CENTS
Prime Rate
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Climbs to
Ba11k's l\.ey
Fee Boost
'Historic'
NE\V YOflK !AP \ -The prime
li'nding rate to hit: business cli1nbcd to a
historic JI pcrcl'nt peak tod ay. v.hen
Franklin Natiornil Bank boosted the key
interest fee from 10' ~ percent.
n ie bank said that cond itions in the
money market. v.'here hanks and
corporations raise short-tenn lendabl e
funds. ''more than justify" the increase.
The rise means that c orp o rate
customers of Franklin :\'atiooal. the 20th
largest bank in the nation. vl'il: find ii
more expensive to borrO\\'. But the
inc rease should not have an in1mediah·
imp::ict on consum£'r installment loa n or
inortgagc rates. "hich arc not directly
linked to the prin1e.
Security Pacific Bank ar.d United Cali·
fornia Bank moved today lo 10~. percent.
Analysts say the recent st~p climb in
the prime, or the "ltnimum k!nding fee
banks charge most cred i t · y,·o rt h y
corporate customers. reflects t h e
FC'de ral Hcse rve Board"s decision lo keep
crrdit tight The Fed v.·hich acts as the
nation's money managrr. feC'ls that
res1riclini:: the ~rO\\'.th of hank credit v.·il!
help control inn atiou.
~-Tlus v.·eek. lhe Fed eral Re!:(r\'erve
ONLY SKELETON OF ROOF REMAINS AS FIREMEN MOP UP IN LAGUNA NIGUEL
Investigators at Scene Blamed Sto,.. G150lin• for fueling the Big Bl1ze
• Bo.1rd raised the discoun t rate. or ft.."(' it
charj(l'S men1ber banks to borro"" front
it, to 8 pcrcenl from 1•~ percent. This
added further upward pressure to money
n1arket rates.
Fire at Niguel
Causes Damage
Put at $10,000
A sudden blaze fueled by perhaps 25
gallons or stored gasoline exploded in a
Laguna Niguel home today, causing
Orange County Fire D e part m c n t
personnel difficulty in controlling the
raging flames.
Damage to the home of Patricia
\Voodpouse, 25152 ~lanto Drive. \\'35
estimated at $10,000, wi1h the worst of it
centered in the garage and roof area.
Investigators said that only Tammy
\Voodhouse , 16, was home at the time,
because her 1nother had just lefl and her
small brothers were in school.
F:iremen first on the scene said they
found names ahooting high throu gh lhe
shake roof of ttie garage area and that
the .blaze was .~ell advanced.
Tbe five fire vehicles and 15 men
commandecr .by BattaBon Chief Jonn
Rolland encountered c o n s i d c r a b I e
difficulty due to the intense, gasoHnc-°"(ed
heat and raging names.
Only skeletal rafters remained above
the smoking rubble in.side th e garage
"'ans after firemen finally oontro\led the
flames.
Investigation cooUnucd today to
determine what ignited lbe fuel stored in
the garage.
Nixo1i Pro1nises
'Mass Ei1itlence'
011 Watergate
WASHINGTON (APl -Presidential
counselor Dean Burch said today
President Nixon will turn over. "a
massive body of evidence" to the House
Judiciary Committee next week which he
said should clear up the \Vatergate
controversy.
''tariy next week. when the President
responds to the commillee.'s subpoena, a
massive body of evidence 'A·ill supplant
charges and allegations and innuendo."
Burdi said in a IWlchcon speech lo the
Republican National Committee.
"And out of this factual record . the
whole story will emerge and the 'A1hole
truth become known ,'' Burch said.
"That body of evidence will be
substantial ," Burch sakl. "It will be
relevant. It will be compelling and
persuasive. I genuinely b e I i e v e .
beginning ear')' next ""eek. that the end
of Watergate will be In sight."
Burch gave no particul ars on just \Ybal
\\'ould be turned over to the con1 mitlee.
which lJ studying impeachment motions
against t~ President and which has
subpoeMed tapes and documents relating
to 42 White House conver!atlom in
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Hotel Owners Rap City
For Decreased Tourism
By llJLARY KAV E
Of ttlt Dall'/' Piiot Sl11!
"~obody kno\\·s \\'e·re here any more."
lamented Guy Taylor, 0\\1ler of the
Village Inn in Laguna Beach.
A number of hotel owners feel tourism
is declining in the Art Colony and they
blame the city __ gfil'.ernment f o r
decreasing it-. promolion.
"People will go "'here they're asked to
go, but Laguna Beach just isn't asking
people to come here.·· Talylor added.
Some hotel owners report a downward
trend in their occupancy rates while
others deny any change has occurred .
Some owners appear reluctant to pub1icly
adm it they don 't have full houses.
~lean\\•hile. city officials contend the re
has been no decrease in bedtax revenue
- a charge collected from transient
occupant.-..
'"I was dov•n 20 percent in December.''
reported Betty Robinson. ov.·ner of
Laguna Shores. She added th a t
occupancy has been down every month
since. and that it isn't just the gas crisis.
'·There's no question that the city's
reluctance to promote Laguna Beach is
affecting us. \Ve've got tremendous
cornpctltion from places like San
Francisco. Santa Barbara and San Diego
-each having run page ads in the Los
Angelt!S Times." she said.
Dick Clark. of Clark Advertising.
handles pronmtion for the city under the
auspices of the Chamber of Commerce.
His budget has dropped from $15,000 in
1969-70, to SS.GOO this year.
'"We u.scd to advertise all year round in
Desert Dragtaet
nu1ny ne"·spalX'rs. including Thl' Chicago
Tr ibune and the :'iC\V York Timrs.
attn1ctlng visitors fronl all O\"er the
country.'' he recalled.
··~ow. I can only run spot ads for part
of the yea r in papers in the \\'est and
~lidwest."' he said.
The Laguna Bech City Council isn't
sure of the real benefits of adv£'rtising.
expla ined Ed Warren of !he city's ac.
coun!ing office. .
"Since it's difficult to prove if it helps.
the council dt>cidcd to make do with ;i
sn1atler t>udget for th£' Chamber of
Con1merCT."
But Clark believes advertsing docs
help. '"T"o years ago \\'£' had 74 inquiries
for accommodations from Arizvna, one of
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County's Secret
Files Discussecl
Funds to su pport Orange
County 's super-sec ret po I i cc
intelligence unit ma~· be cut off by
the county Board of Supervisors
unless some sort of civilian review
of what goes into the unit's files
which currently contain more than
5,400 names is ag reed uJXln.
County police chiefs say the
m.itter is "negotiable."
For the story, see Pa ge IL
In announcing the decision to adopt an
11 per c ~ n t prime. the chainnan ol
Franklin National, Harold V. Gleason,
said:
'"\\le n1ay_as \veil lace reality and get
to the top as soon as possible. Puss}··
rooting only prolongs !he agony of
\\'ailing for the decline."
One bank. Citizens & Soulhern National
Bank of Atlanta. has a IOJ 1 perct!f'lt
prime but th is i~ being charged only on
new loans. Citi<rens has a 101~ percent
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Sa)'S Robbery
])one "For Show'
From \\"Ire Services
A. l~udlow Kramer, secretary of stare
for \\'ashi ngton. says th e San rraneisco
bank robberv in v.hi ch Patricia Hea rst
participated "was staged by her kidnapers
'"for show and not for money.'' (Related
pictures. Page 51
Krainer spent more than a month ln
S<ln Francisco as director of the S2
million Hearst food givea\\·ay progra1n
\1·ith 1vhich the ~lear.1ts hoped to win the
rclra~e of their daughter .
··r..lany people think of !he Symbionese
Libe ration Arm y as an organization of
blacks." he said . ""It is not. It 's a l'cry
wealthy organiza rion. t'Q ntrolled by v.·hite
women, mostly from the East Coast. The
bank robbery 1'1"35 done for show and not
for Jnoney. They don't seem to have any
real 'purpose other lhan to mak~ society
look bad .. to.giveJt a.slap.in the face.~
Kramer's com1nents ca me during a
~peech to the Kiwanis Club in Hoquiam,
\\lash.
lie said he is convinced ~liss Hearst
"·as not a "'illing participant in her
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Grove Woman Hunted
By ARTIJUR R. VINSEL
01 11\t DlllY Piie! Stiff
A vast-, dese rt dragne t spread over the
U.S. South"·est today for a Garden Gro\'e
woman who police !IUlpect may have
been involved in a marijuana-"Smuggling
enterpri!e lhat ended In a bloodbath on a
dusty. rural road.
The .shootout victims -discovered by
t\\"O teenaged high sebool girls walking
from ranch homes to a bus stop -
inc lude two U.S. Customs agents and a
Garden Grove man.
La\\men manning roadblocks arrested
two young women. one from tlarden
Gro ve, while her sister Is the fu gitive
inmllgatort want to question.
Crime scerie technicians have bl"<':n
piecing tas:ether theories about how
(h1rden Grove resident Alichilcl Wllllams.
43, and agcnl.s Louis Dlxon, 32, anl1
Charles Bokinskie. 26, became in\•olvcd
In th£' fatal gun balUc.
Charged today in ~ogalcs. Ariz .. with
alleged drug possession are Carolyn Jean
CUiiison , 23. of Garden Grove, and Leslie
Joan Glasgow, 72, of Tucson.
t..liss Culllson's sister Karen is
indenliOed as lhe third. was rumored to
be driv'ing a 1964 Cadillac l'l'ith California
license plates.
The two ruspeclS held for questioning
follo'A'ing the ir caph1rc at a roadblock
Were arraigned Thursday before U.S.
~tagistrate Raymond Terlizzi in Tucson,
then returned to P1m11 County Jail,
unable to m'Rke their $3,000 ball.
Garden Grove pollet! said today they
had no direct knowledge of the Cullison
.siste:rs' aet1,•itlel!, nor of \Villlams, who
appa rently lived at the &ame local
ncddress as the \\"Omen,
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Investigators found Willia~' body
beside and partially bcncnth his l'!Tecked
pickup truck at the bottom of a steep
ravine 200 yards from the bodies of the
slain agents.
lie had been hit by four shotgun blasts
that penetrated the lrnck's steel cab and
rear window as he apprently attempted a
mod race for the ~1exicnn border nearby.
TTI! truck carrying an estimated 200
Pounds of lmrijuana - a relatively smn11
sn1uggllng shipment over that desert
roule -appa rently tripped a sensor
df!V\cc crossing over.
One theory is that he realized
Bokinskie and Dixon were trailing him
and set up an ambush . fatally l'l'Oundlng
one of the agents. then taking Ills shotgun
and slaying the other.
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Five parked cars and one building \Vere _dan1aged 111 Laguna Beath
Thursday afternoon when a driver turning onto 1'.lerrnaid Street lost
control of his car. The accident was a chain reaet io n afte r firsl parked
car was hil. Building damaged at 347 ~1er1naid SI. once housed the
Pennysa ver. \\'alter Douglas Carter. 42 of 39 1 Setond St. wa s arrested
on suspicion of drunken driving. !Iis license plate is shown below.
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Survey Bares Less SL reulii ug
By the Associated Press
Streaking. it apptars, ha s gone the "·ay
of all flt'sh .
"It S('{!mS to ha\•e di ed an ·:1u
naturel" death,·· concludes Da \'ld I..
Johnston, director of public silfcty at lhl'
t.:nivcrs1ty of ~la ssnr.:husetts. "ft becan1c
popularized and campy and 1hat was it."
An 1nforn1cd survey of campusl'~
v.'here a fe"· week sago-the rharge t>f the
buff brigade "as a daily ocurrC'nce
sho"~ the practice of dashing about in
the nude may suffer the san1e !ale as
hula hoops.
\\'here have all the stre'akcrs gone~
Back to the hooks in most <'ascs.
although students of the phenomenon
differ.
"\\"e ne\'cr really understood v.hy v.·e
did it in the first plac<', so I couldn 't say
v.•hy we're not doing it now," mu~cd 21}.
yea r-<ild Doug Worley. a Princeton
undergraduate.
A spokesman for Florida St<11e
liniversily, one of the fir st schools {()
experience nakl'd speedsters. ~ays the
fad was a one-time-only expcncne('
"\\'hen you'\'c clone it once. \HU cun
say you·,.e done it and there's n11 lll'{'d 10
do it any n1ore." C'l:plains ~l ike Bcau<lou1
At the height of the craze. s1rc11kers
paraded their wares by the hundN'd~ -
the liniversity of Georgia claims a
record 1,500 on Ollf ~larch evening -and
in a variety of locations. including the
Academy Awards ceremon~-. airliners,
state legislatures and Val1can Cit}.
Motorcycles, horses and parachutes
suppl emented the conveutional sneakers·
only dash. Ski n1asks. cov.boy hats. and
body pa1n1 werl' used 10 highlight lhe
basic buttocks costume.
Studcnls and school officials say there
is still the occasional slreak, but all
ag ree the fad has faded like a sunt(l;n in
winter.
Peter C. Pettt800, a ~1assachusetts
freshman who.~ multiple exposures
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S!rt1ak('rs, · s:iys borh strl'akl"rs anr1 the
public lx•l'01 111e hor1·d \1 11h !he high-spcrd
nu1ht\
'"l'l·oph· g11I tin·d of ri•ading 01hout 11
;ind ~t·e111g ll •1n T\'. ' II~· .<.ard. '"\\"c h;1d
rJnL" big ~1r1·:1k , hut ;1ftrr th:H 11t• needed
f1> du .:.r.rn!·th1ng lo 1nake JI 1\orthwhilc
for 1)('()Jll1· ··
Tvm ~lallhcus . a Ln1\'l'l'!.1l_\ .of
\ryon11ng dean . s._'lys. ··1 hJve a fct·ling
11'-. bt·cause the press quit covering so
1hnroughll I rl1in"! knu11 1\hl! h enn1r
fi rst -thl' Jo~.~ of 1 n!t•rf'~t on flu· p;1rl of
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Allembly Speaktr Bob litortttl
say• the accuaatlon that liquor
lobbyi1t1 are "suppJYtna women"
e.nd other favor1 to "aia11tors ....
"a bunch of baloney."
.Coastal Chili, Fest
11 Co11ipete in Balboa Bay Club Cookoff
By CA ROL MOORE
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"Meat's great but the spices aren't 10
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"The.re's tomato soup ln there some
By DOUG t'RITZSCHE
Of !tie 0111t ,.1111 ., ...
1-~our new Oro.nge County TraMi~
Diatricl bus lines 11i ll begin providing
hourly servi ce to' the ~1isslon Vie}o area
~ 13 vdth the routes radiating from a
tennlnui at the Laguna llllls ~fnll.
The new serv1~. described thls
momlng at a Saddleback Y a 11 t y
Chamber of Com1n('rte, breakfast by
OCTD marketing field represent.ali\•e
}if.rs. Laura E. Quayle. would provide
botb express and surface routes lo the
Sant.a Ana Civic Center as well as inland
and coastal routes south to San Clemente
at¥I San Onofre respectively.
The four new routes art part or an
overall OCTD expansion v.·hich will boost
the number of bu&es from the present 48
lo 103 next month.
A slide presentation and di.splay of
equipment ls planned at the Laguna Hills
Mall Saturda y from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. to promole rldershlp on the new
lines, and an inaugural ceremony for the
f'roMP .. el
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our best. states," he said. "lbls year,
we've onJy bad two."
lbe Chamber's budget -which
!QcludH Clark's budget, plus salaries for
Qamber empJoyes and malling coata -
hu been $20,000 for the pest two yeare,
accon:ling to Wan-en.
In 1989-70 it was $42,500, in 1970-71 11
Wis $34,292, and Jn 1971·72 it WU $31,468.
'\varren. who doubts the im.ooo will izie:ea.se for nel'I year, says he can't see Uiot baiam Is really down.
'"Our bed tax revenue is the aame as
evi,, and that's a re.allstlc indicator," he
confellded.
:Some hotel o""'111 admK that whtle
tbelr own hotels are still doln( fine, lhere
are special reMOOI for UWJ. They agree tJial business may be 11lpplnc in
J14'1Cl>bortng hotels.
lllerrill Johnson ol Ifie Surf and Sand
Hotel says Iha! while bis business bal not
doctlned, hil ,.....,... ls partially due ID
the White lloule pr<11 mrp1, wbtclt stays .t, bil hold wfl<1I Ifie Pr .. ldent ls In San
Oomente.
tiylor, of the Village IM, says his
l>lt'llness is okay, but that he personall y
~i.ses more lhan should b e
nec!f!91ry.
·~ apend 10 pertart of my &roo•
IJICllOM! on ldvertll!ni -in plac<a Uke
S.-t Ma(uiDe and the <llrfltian
Science Monitor," t-· Mid. "But
·--·· aci:iililq to -llgures,-yoo --
only have to apend five percent."
A survey done th ree months •go by the
local Hotel "-lalioo, llhowed that from
t'ebnlary of lf73 l11rooCh this pat
February, the average occupancy rate
WU 60 percent, Taylor aakt.
"Aocordlng to a naUooal ho t e l
magazine, the naUcnal octUpancy rate Is
75 percent. Su~y we should e qua I
~ or htgber. alIK:o our city has so
m~ to offer," be rea.soned.
Qrgan Recital
' ~t for Sunday
' -'orks ""' Bach, Ptiilip James and
FcJlx J\lende1.slohn wiJJ be featured
S""1ay by organbt Frederick M. Bnmt'5
~a s p.m. recital at SI. Georg e's
r..piscopaJ Olurch. 1.'802 Avtnlda de l<1
Op-!otta, Laguna Hills.
!)ther footurt'd perfom1en1 will include
vi o I i n i s l Harui: Kammeyer in a
~onnance of Vivaldi's Coocerto in A
minor for violin and organ.
The St. George '9 Quartet -SQf>rano
\"iba: \\'il!iams. contralto Ann ~forri!,
teOor Douglas Buily and bass Bill
s.txlidge -"·Ill sing the Kyrle from Erik
S;a!e's "~1118.'I for the Poor." •
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routes \!.'ill be held mere May 13 at 2:30
p.m.
l.ike aU OCTD llnts, Mrs. Quayle said,
fares will be :;; cents rrom Laguna Hills
~tall to any point in Orang~ Count)'.
Transfers are rree.
'Ille four routes numbered 74, 57, 91 :ind
85, will begin with hourly service, she
11aid, but will be ex panded AO buses
depart at 30 and, eventually 20-minute
inttrvals.
Route 7-1 v•i11 be an expreM bus,
providin g direct, non-stop service from
tbc L'.lgwia Hills lifaJI to the Santa Ana
Civic Center by way of the ~Santa Ana
Fr~y.
Route 57 atao goes fn:im the maU to the
civic center, but ls a 81.lrface route,
making Mops in Lagima Beach, Newport
Beach and South Coast Plaza, arnQllg
others.
Route 91 leaves the mall and travels
along El Toro Road and M"'¥"'11tc
Parkway, through San Juan C8p1atrano
and terminates in Grant's Plaza 1n San
Clemente.
. Route SS -f'rom Laguna Hills Mall
to Laguna Nl~l. along i. Pu Road
and Crown Valley Parkway to Dana
Point. It lhett follows Coast Highway to
its terminus in San Onofre.
• Widow of Late
Rock Star Found
Dead of Overdose
LOS ANGELES (AP) -P 1 m e I a
Monillll'I, 27-year-old widow of rock star
Jim Morrison , was found dead of an
apparent drug·-· overdo9e, police said
today.
Morriton, the flamboyant mr of the
rock group 111'1e Doon," died 1n Paris in
1971 or an apparent heart attack while
talttng a both.
Pollce sakl Mrs. Morrison w.u found
dead In ber bed TbW'llday nlgbt by a
friend, Johnny Mandell, who said be tried
ID arouse her, hoping she would gel
aomething lo eat.
A hypodennic klt WU found in her
apartment, pollct ~id.
lnvesU,at.on sald Mrs. Morrison has
betn reeelvtiig ll:llOO a monlb pending
settlemen t or her husband 's estate.
MoJTlton'• bodJI' 11 burled In a small
Parts cemetery that bu beeome a shrine Jar.many ol hJs.fans.
Jo'romPqe I
NIXON •..
oonnection with the W a t e r g a t e
investigation.
Eailier, party d!atnnan George Bll!h
said be was oonlldent "the Pre!ldent ~
telling the truth about his lack of
involvement ln the whole be-damned
!Watergate) mess."
"'Ibo!e d_,s are almost totally
gone ln Sacramento to the best or
my knowled ge," fl,ioretti to 1 d
newsmen Thursday when asked
about the charge by Dr. Joel Fort, a
&ln Francisco author.
"Nobody walks around and says,
' ")fey Bob, do you "'anl a u·oman
ThurMlay night ." said J\.toretti, a
DtmocraUc g ub e r n ll tor I a I
contender.
FromPqel
HEARST ...
k!dnaping and that she bu been
brainwashed until she was \l.il\ing to
make st.i tements denouncing h e r
parents. "
"I understand it is not hard to
brain v.·ash a person In 60 day1 and in her
position, she obviously has to go along
with lhem," Kramer said.
He said devices have been perfected to
detec t fear in a voice and that tapes or
her statements released by the SLA
definitely hav~ sho\li'.~. fear .
P.feanwhile, her nariCe said Thunday
night that her rejection of him and her
family doesn't mean a damn thing" as
long M she is being held by the SLA.
Steven Weed, 26, a University cf
Ca!Uomia graduate student, told CBS
Ne~-s that Miss Hearst wa.s ''victimized"
•ilen kldnaped by the SLA Feb. 4 and the
"!lltuatlon has not changed by now."
In a tape-recorded message received
Wednelday, Miss Hean! ridiculed Wecd
and her father, Randolph A. He8J'lt,
presklent and editor cf the San Franciaco
E1amlner. She called them "cknms" and
"plgs.11 She also reaffirmed h e r
allegtam:. Jo the BLA.
A•ked wheth<r he lllll loved her, Weed
said: "Yes, of course. It would be ab-
sol utely foolish of me to take that kind of
rejection ln a personal way, and the
same gees for her family."
Mils Hearst aJSC> aaJd in her me9S&ge
that .!he willingly joined eight SLA
members In their •10,000 robbery of a
Hlbemla Bank branch in the quiet Sunset
District. Sbe said the loot would be ulled
by "the people."
Weed told reporten outside the Hearst
mansion in HO!sborougb that he thought
the SLA would pull oil another crime In a
week or tv.·o.
"It might be murder," he uld. "!
think they'll moot likely try 1<> shoot
llOftM!Ollt and l.DYOlve Patty in It or Pat1y
will Involve herself."
·Basehall::'f-1'-youts
Set for Laguna
Eleven chill cook-oif c o n t e s t • n t s
elbowed their v.•ay th.rough lhe crowded
patio a.I the Balboa Bay Club In hopl'S ol
representing the Orange Cou11t at the
Jntematlonal Chilifest at Terlingua,
Texas, Jn September.
One b8tch even arrived by helicopter
towline. But it Janded in the pool, much
to the amu,,ement of 1,000 g~st11 dresst.'d
in &inthams and Mexican s k i r t s or
cowboy aear 11.nd coonskin caps.
Chili heads aiid their pot ere'"
presided over t~·o glowing barbecue
troughs, adding a pinch. dash, fisiful or
shot of whatever was necessary or
handy.
Cookware ranged from ranchhand
reliC! to the latest s h o w 11 In Sunset
magat.lne.
AU lhe bel!er to show off the
concoctions variously colored fudge .
sludge, used brick, cafeler/a special and
can't print.
The octane scaled from regular to
premium.
"Wt!'re making it from scratch you
reelize ... have to make su re it's got
everything good ... it really isn't ready
yet."
"Where are the judges? Sure \\'ish we
could get thls over so we could eat."
To keep the pols from boiling over, the
cooks sprinkled water on the coals or
spooned surplus ·into tortillas lo r
spectators to sample.
Finally the officials paraded around
''Ptomaine Table," tasting from the
numbered bowls and cleansing the plate
\l.ith saltines.
Female lnvusion
Of 'Cliau·vi.nist'
SF Club Foiled
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 123-year·
old policy that excludes women from the
swank 13th floor dlning quarters of the
Commercial Club has been assaulted by
more lhan 50 women tired of tradition.
lifost got no further Thursday than the
lobby of the MerchanlS Exchange
Building -stymied by the ploys of club
t'mployes, v.·ho turned off the elevators
whenever the women got past posted
guards.
'''Th Ink aggressive," said Ka ndy
Driggs, director of the \Vo m e n-· s
OrganlutionR for Employment. "We're
going to try to get into the dining room."
At her signal, 20 of the v.·o mcn dasht:'d
up a Reries ot carpeted steps toward the
dining room .
"Are you lnvttod?" called a security
guard in blue blazer running after them.
place." ·
··Don'! know where he learned bul he
hod better start over.''
"Needs more brown sugar, don't )'OU
think?"
··Do we <1llow bacon and otiv'1?"
Such W('re lhe considerations -0!
undefeated Terllngua chill champ C. V.
Wood Jr., Grand Pri1 drlvtr carroll
Shelby and their wives, JoAnne and
Saindy; Rill Neale from Dallas, Burck
Smith, Wally Parks. Woody De Silva.
Roy Palmer. Stan Cockt, Grant (f"ather
Duffy J McNi ff, Judge Calvi n P. Schmidt
and J;1me11 II . Walsworth.
Thl'y proclaimed Al Dunlap Q( Newport
Beach "the l'{Uln with a lot of !&Ste" to
represent these Pa ris before the
lnlemational Chili Heads Appreclalion
Sociely.
What vlent Into the winning recipe?
"No beans -c h or i z o sausa~e.
jalapeno C'hil!s ano a helluva chef, Gino
Loring.'' Dunlap confessed.
Ri chard Jordan of Balboa Island wa!J
second. "He would have been first If he
hadn't eaten so much ."
Victor Retting of Corona del ~far and
James Dean of Santa Ana lied fo r third.
That left William rung, Guy C1aire,
Neale Johnson. Dale Johnson, Edward
Elliott and Eileen Schuler vowing to do
better next year.
1\feanwhile the judgt!! had vanished
through the crowd with their own cry o(
''Hot stuff ! Coming through.''
From Page I
SUSPE.CT ...
Showalter said it appeared the v.·ounded
Williams. probably ran dov.'Tl one of the
victims \I.1th the truck or shot him first.
before· turning the shotgun on the dead
man's partner.
One wa11 shot eight limes and one nin e,
said Sheriff Sho\\·alter. who follov.·ed a
trail of tracks from the scene until It
vanished on hard ground.
"l believe there was more to it than
just 200 pound.9 of marijuana," he said,
noting information had been obtained
that Williams 11'BS wanled on narcotics
charges.
He suggested more than the two
women in custody and the one being
sought might kno11• something. about
ci rcumstances of the killings.
"It \\'8.9 horrible:" said Nancy Searle,
18. "A'ho \l.'as walking to catch a school
hus \vith her !lster Ju/le. 14. "A'hen they
found lhc bulll't-riddlcd U.S. Customs
truck and bodies.
Eureka Jolted
By Earthquake
The ~'omen pushed into an elegant
si lting room adjacent to the dining room.
There, they waited among Oriental rugs.
rich wood panelling aod overstuffed
leather 30fas v.·tUlc their demand to see
llennan A. Richardson , an industrial
Tryouts for the new Pony Baseball designer •ho serves as the ch.1b·s EUREKA CAT'J-A mild eart hquake
Le ague for boys age 13 and 14 continue president , was conveyed somewhere into rattled v;iodO"A'S in the Eureka-Fortuna
Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Laguna the Inner sanctums. area early today but caused no
Beach High School. The final day for Richardson failed to appear and the significant damage. authorities said.
D•ll1 1"1111 Sl•lf ...,...
HIS CUP OF TEA
Chili Chimp Dunlap
Fro111 Page l
STREAKING •••
the reporters or the s!udenls. I guess the
novelty just v.·orc off."
To be sure. some still compose
var iations on the theme.
The most popular attraction at n
University of North Carolina ca1npu'>
carni\'al 'IA'RS :i "shooting !:allcry" where
25 cents got you a water balloon to thro\~'
at a dashing s1reaker.
And on Easter Sunday at Trmplc
tniversHy, a rnale slrcaker \\'Ore bunny
ears and a bow tic.
Dr. George l~amm. vice president for
student affairs at Ariwna S t a t e
L1niversity. expresses some concern for
!he future of studenls cha rged Ylilh
indecent exposure as a result of lltreaks.
''Things !hat arc considered campus
hurnor one year rnight not reflect that
humor two or lhrcc years hence," he
says.
Asked if he eve r considcrc;I st reaking
hinlSelf. Hamm said. '"I'd be like so1nc of
the people caught doing it, but who could
not be charged for Jack o( evidence."
tryouts will be J\.1ay 4, same! time , same v:omen finally decided to leave, joining "It was a quick jolt and It wasn't very
place. somewhat startled males for the ride severe."' said Betty Tskra. of the Euiplo\. re Pact NCat•
Interested players may sign up at the back down an elevator. llurnboldt County sheriff's offic:e. .
recreation department, 570 Glenneyre, or The 1,6()0.membcr Commercial Club Th(! University of Ca I i r or n i a LOS ·ftNGELES rU PI 1 -Negotiators
at the tryouts. Each boy planning to play '™ founded in 1887. IL bylaws specify seismographic station at Berke I e y \\'ere reported nea r agreement today on
in the program, including last year's that women may only be admitted to the recorded the tremor but had not com-new contracts which v.·ould avert a•
players , mu.st altend at least one of the lobby or main dining room "on special puled its magnitude or pinpointed its threatened strike next week by 60,000
two session!. occasions." ·center. employes of Los ,\nge\es County.
Opening day is tet for May 25, Each 1---,..;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•-iiiilil;;;;;;;;;;;;,;.-;;iiiiiiiiii•••ii-;;-,;·.;;iiiiiiiii,;.m;,;;;;iiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiljj;~-;,;;;~;;:: team will play ..tv.·o ga.mes per \\'eek ~ Temple Group
Slates Meeting through July 20. Games will be-played on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with
triple headen scheduled for Saturdays.
Registration is $12 per boy. More
information may be obtained by calllnJ
tbe recreation department at <IM-11.24,
ell. 238.
WOODMARK CHAIRS
The Tem ple Hills Commu n ity
Association is scheduled to hold lts
second general meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday
at the borne of. Tom Ale1ander, 228S
Temple HUls Drtve.
Organized in fllarch, the association
has undert.akn several projects, including
study ol. a 3pedfic plan for the
neighborhood.
The assoc iation also baa served a \nit
of ma ndamus on the city ol Laguna
Beach in which tbe Superior Court
commanded the city to show call.M! why
it should M« revoke it,; approval of David
G. "!iller's proposed development on
Park Avenue.
The association filed the writ I<> try tD
stop the development on the basis that It
felt ~rtain required portions of the state-
reqwrcd environmental impact report
y.·ere missing or Incomplete, a
spokesman said.
Girls' Softball
Signups to End
Registratioo concludes Tuesday for i
Laguna Beach scftball leagues for girls
in the fourth through sixth grades. ·
Oames-a-re~ !icbeduled to beg ! n··
S.turday, May 18 with play continuing
until mid.July. The regftitration fee is $6 't
per girl which includes the cost ol
wilforms, capi and awards. '[
~fore information may be obtained by
calling the Laguna Beach Recreation
Department at 49+1124, ut. 238.
Poli~y Affe~t~
Kissi11ger Talks of lnipeacliment
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary o! State Henry A. Kissinger
tod&y conceded President Nixon's Impeachment problems could al·
feet foreign policy over the tong run , but said they have had no Im·
pact so far.
Kissinger. at a news con!eren<e, stressed particularly that the
Soviets hive not made "exorbitant demands" on the basis o! any
notion that the Nixon Administration ls weakened by the congre ..
slonal Impeachment process.
"Any president lives longer In history than In headlines,"
Kissinger declared ln defending U.S. foreign policy -and dis-
associating It from Nixon 's Watergate troubles.
He said that tn negotiating nuclear weapons with Moscow and
in all other foreign fields he would be gu ided by "national Interest"
and not by any attempt to make the Administration look good.
And. in his longest Jl!ll<lnse. Kissinger disputed a contention
by Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wa•h.) that lite United States is seekln g
a ""qulck·llx " on nuclear agreement with the Soviet Union to eue
Impeachment presrure on the President.
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VOL. 67, NO. 116, ~ SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1974 TEN CENTS
Streahing Dies •Au Naturel~ Death
Br dtt . .\lsoclated Preis
Streaking, it appears. has gone th'e "'aY
of all nesh.
"It seems lo have died an ·au
nalurel' death," concludes David L.
Johnston, director or public safety at the Unl~enity 9t Massachusetts-.. ;It became
popu1ari1.ed and c:1mpy and that was it"
An informed survey cir campuses
"'here a few week sago the charge of-the
bu!{ brigade ~"·as a daily ocurrence
sOOws the practice of dashing about in
the nude may suffer the same fate as
huJa hoops.
\Vhere have all the streakers gone!
Back to the books in most cases,
although students of the phenomenon
differ,.
"\Ve never really understood why y.·e
did it in the first place. so I couldn't say
why vte're not doing it now ." mused 2~
ye ar-old Doug Worley. a Princeton
Undergraduate.
A spokesman for Florida State
University. ooe of the first schools to
experience naked speedsters. says the
fad was a one-time-only experience.
"\Vhen you've done it once, ·you can
say You've done il and there's no need 10
do it any more," explains l\1ike Beaudoin.
At the height of the craze. streakers
paraded their Wares by the hundreds -
the Uni\'crsity of Gt!orgia claims a
record 1,500 on one March C.\'enin g-and
in a variety of locations. inc luding the
Academy Awards ceremony, .airliners.
state legislatures and Vatican Cily.
ri.totorcyclt>s. horses and parachut es
supplemen ted the ron\•entio nal sneaker:!-
only dash . Ski 1nasks, eowboy hats. and
body pain! were used to highlight the
b.1sic buttock,<; costume.
Students and school officials say there
D•Ll'I' Piie! 1"11119 h" •ldl•111 KMfller
ONLY SKELETON OF ROOF REM~INS AS FIREMEN MOP UP IN LAGUNA NIGUEL
Investigators at Sc1n1 Blamed Store Gasoline for fueling the Big Blaze
Fire at Nigi1el
Causes Damage
Put at $10,000 .
A sudden blaze fueled by pe rhaps 25
gallons of stored gasoline cxp1oded in a
Laguna Niguel home today. causing
Orange County Fire D e p a r I m e n t
personnel diffirulty 1n controlling the
rag;tig flames. ,,,
Damage to the home or Patricia
Woodhouse. 15152 Adelanto Drive. ~·as
esthnated at $10.000, with the wOrst of it
~ered in the garage and roof area.
Investigators said that only Tamn1y
Woodhouse, 16, wns home at the time.
becaU9e her mother had just left and her
small brothers were in school.
Firemen first on the scene said they
found names aboot.ing high through the
shake roof of the garage area and that
the blaze was well advanced.
The five fire v e h i c I e. s and 15 men
commanded by Battalion Chier J<ftn
Rolland encountered con s i d e r a b 1 e
diffkulty due to the inteme, gasoline-fed
heat and raging names.
On1y skeletal ra£1ers remained above
(See FIRE, Page 21
Orange Coast
Weather
Sunny and warmer weather ~·il l
arrive just in time for the v.·eek-
eod. High temperatures Saturday
will range from the middle 60s
akmg the benches to lOO upper
70! further inland.
INSlDE TODAl'
Tlitre: is: a "s tarvina uoun g
11rtis t" in Lagu1wi Beach who
&00rks in stick! and strata. Rtad
®ot't UCI (1NZduate: student John
OkuUch in todau's \Vtektnde r.
Irvine Complex Permit
Awaits Traffic Ruling
Permission to build office buildings on :ioo acres of Irvine Ind ustrial · Complex
land will av.•ait a city study of airport
area traffic, Irvine p I an n i n g
commissioners decided Thursday night.
r-Blanning Commis.s ion C h a i r m a n
Marilyn Boyd said today commis.sioners
continued the request of Alex Robertson
Inc. until a mid June meeting or the
commission.
"We asked the staff to look at the
traffic situation not on!y on MacArthur
&x.ilevard but on Jamboree and interior
streets near the· Von Karman Avenue and
Campu s Drive site," Mrs . Boyd said.
Commissioners we re told the use
permit request allowing construction of
11 office buildings on land planned for
light manufacturing or research uses
may set a precedent. The request is the ·
WrSt one the city has received since the
Irvine Industrial Complex (ll CJ was
rezoned to provide ror commercial or
office uses when city permits are sought
and approved.
Mrs. Boyd noted that letters f r o m
industrial ffrms near the proposed office
compl ex indicated support for the
project.
Commi ssioner Cary Da l1.cll said today
there may• well be a reason to be
concerned about possible erosion of
industrial tax base by conversio n of
industrial land to commercial use.
But, he added. there seems to be a
demand for off ice space in the llC.
•·\Ve should try to find out "'·ha t
additional commerci al uses are going to
mean,'' Dalzell sa id.
"Are the needs changing in the
industrial complex? Do \\IC need mo re or
less commercial 7.oning?" he askOO.
.. \Vithout question there are some
lraffic problems part ly because fhe
streets were plannt'd for one land use
and now some of the land has been put to
uses which require a different street
system," Dal7.ell expla ined.
"What we must do now is lind out if
the original land u_~ plan must be
changed to meet new ~eeds OC: detc~~ine
if the city should slick to its ongrr 11
plans''' he concluded.
lrvii1e Planne1·s Requh·e
Ford Road 'Landscaping'
rr\1ne city planning commissioners
Thursday night required p a c i r i c
Telephone Company Thursday night to
dress up the Ford Road frontage of its
telephone switching station on the city's
sOulhwest border near Harbor View
lfomeJJ In Newport. Beach.
The phone comp1ny was asked to
hnprove Its landscaping along Ford Road·
as a condition of city or Irvine approvAl
of an otherwt~ routine division of land.
Planning Commb:-ioncr Frank Hurd ol
University Park said today a Turtle Rock
resident had wonde.rt'd why the city had
not re<iuircd its usual esthetic standards
for tnt: Ford Road telcpbonc facility.
''I told him I didn't know v.hy the.re
should bf! two steodards for phone
company switching station.,, -one for
hulldlngs 1scen by lrvh'k'! residents and ..
' I
another for installation s people in
Ne.,.,'J>Clrl Besch have to Uvc \\'ilb,'' Hurd
said today .
Earlier this year the city or lr\'ine
grauted a use permit request allov.·ing
expansion or the phone (acility.
That r e q u i r e d improvement or a
parking lot lo accommodate cars and
trud<.s v.•hlch had been Jefl on f'ord Road.
The land division crea tes a separate
legal parcel Cor the parldng lot . Both
parcels ere owoc>d by the Irvine
Company and leased to tbe teler'10~
company, city planning starr told
commlssklners. ·
Ulllmately. the: parking lot v.·111 be
removed and replaced with a futurl!
expansion of the faclllty, telephone
company spok~men ha ve told clly
pln nners.
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is still the occasional streak, bu t all
agree the (ad has radcd like a suntan in
v.·intcr.
Peter C. Peterson, a ~lassachusetts
freshn1an whose n1ul!iple ex posures
<·amed him the ti tle of ··King of the
Strt'akcrs," says both streakers and the
public became bored with the hlgh2speed
nudity .
"People got tired of reading about 11
and seeing it on 1V ... he said. "\Ve had
one big st reak. bu t after that v.·c needed
lo do son1cthlng lo n1ake it \\"Orthvl'h ilc
for 1>roplc."
To1n ~l;itth<'us. a l'ni\'ershy of
\\\·6n11n.c: dean. says. "I h.1\'r a feeling
it 's because !he press quit covering so
thorouJ,!hlv. I don't knov.· v.·hich canll'
first -Ilic loss of interest on tbr pnrl of
!ht reporte rs or the sludcnt.s I gut·ss lh{'
norehy just wore off.·•
To be sure, Sonic still compose
\'nriations on the the1nc . '
The n1ost popular 111lrft ction at a
I;n1 \·crs11y of :'\orth' Carohna carnpus
carn1\·al was a "shooll ni,: gallt•ry" v.ht-r<'
25 cents ~01 you a 11·a1cr balloon to thro"'
111 a 1lashin g streaker.
And on Easler Sunday at Tcm11lc
\ 'n1vrrs11.r, a 1nale strt•<ikcr v.·ort~ bunny
erirs and 11 bov. tic
llr. Grorgl' ll~11nn1 . 1 ice prcsid('nt frir
~1uden! affnir"' :.H Arizo r1a. S t n t l'
l"nlvl·rStl l'. t'\IJl"<'SSt"S SVrllt' ('Oll('i'rn ror
lhc future or s1ud1·n1" charged with
111deren1 t•x 1>0su1·1' as a r1·~ult of strt'aks
"'Thin~~ thal "-l"t' con.;;1di•rt."Ct can1pus
hun1or ont• ~ca r n1!ght not rt·rtel'! 1h111
hunui r \110 or thr.-•t• y1•ars h1·11Ct'." he
SU\"S •
A.~k1-d 1f !l(' ('\'C'r conc;1d1•r1 i ;;1 r1·al.in~
lun1s11lf. 1111111111 ~;ud 't'r1 lw hkc SOf!l(' of
th1' \)COplt' c;1ui.:h1 d111ni; LL bul \\ho t•nu11\
nut be L'hargt'd for lack of t'I 1Ucnc1• "
Bank Charges 11%
Prime Rate of Loans Sets Reco1·d
~~\V YORK (APl -The pri n1c
lending rate to big business cli 1nbC'd to a
histori c II percent peak today, "nhcn
1-'ranklin ~ational Rank boosted the key
inte rest fee from 1011 percent.
The bank said that t'Ondilions Jn the
moocy mark et, "nhere banks and
corporations raise short·term lendablc
funds, "more than juslify'• the increase.
11lC ri se means thal c o r p o r a t e
customers of Franklin Na1ional. the 20th
la rgest bank in the nation, v.1 1: find 11
more expensive to borrow, But the
increase should not ha ve> an inune<l1ate>
impact on consumer installment loan or
3 Tee1i-cig·ers
Pull Driver
Fro1n Wreck
Donald 0 . Knutson. 24 , of Gardena i~
alive today because three young athlC'lrs
compet ing in a track me<'I at !\fission
Viejo Jl igh School used their hurdling:
ta lents to leap a frce~vay fence Thursday
and pull him fr o1n his burning car.
Ca lifornia }ligh.,•:ay patrolmen said
Knutson"s foreign sportscar apparently
"n"C'nt out of C<lntrol in the northbound
lanes of the San Diego Fr~"n·av right in
front of the high school athletic.field.
The car hit the shoulde r and rolled !lix
times before landing: upri ght next to the
freeway boundary fen ce-.
\\'itnesses told police the three young-
irackmen "n'ere about to stan a 120-ya rd
high hu rdle race during n dual track
meet betv<ecn ~f ission Vie)o and Tustin
High School when they saw the accident
take place.
The trio. Ste\'e r<.farkusic, 18, of Tustin
High and Rich Tomsovik and \Vi\bur
Grego ry, both 17 from l\1isslon Viejo,
cleared the fence al most simultaneously
and ran to the ~·recked car.
Police said the three pulled Knu tson
fro1n the battered auto just moments
before it burst irito names.
An ambulance returning on the
freev.·ay from another assignment pullCif
up al tbe accident scene and rushed
Kn utson to !\fission Commtlility Hospita l
even before fi re men got lo the ~cene 10
extinguish the burning car.
Knutson was listed in fair condition
today with neck and back injuries.
Nixon T ell s Fonnula
\VAS111NGTON IUPt) -Get good
candidates and proper financing and
"work like hell '" shoul4 be the formula
for Republicans running fo r Congress
thi s year, accord ing to President fli ixon.
In an impromptu talk 1'1lursday before
300 GOP state officials at the White
lfouse, Nixon said the ~f i chi g a n
congressional race he campaigned in tv•o
weeks ago was a "horse race," and
promised there will be "better t'O ndi·
lions'' for Republican candidates in the
fall .
County's Secret
Files Discussed
Fund~ to s u p p o r t Orange
Counly's 11upe:r-secret p o I ice
Intelligence unit n1ay be cut off by
the county Board or Supervisors
unless some sort of chi llan revlc\11
of v.·hat goes Into the unit's fllM
"'hich currently conUiin more than
5,400 names Is agreed upon.
County police r.hiefs say the
maner Is ··negotiable."
For the story, see Page II.
mortgnge> rall~s. \\hich are not di rec1ly
Jinked to the prime.
Security Pacific Dank ar.d United Cali-
forn ia Rank moved todny to 10·\ percent.
Analysts sa~' !he rC'Ct'nl ste:.-p C'!imb in
1hc pnmi:. or the ""lini mum ll'nding fl1!
banks charge most cr e di t -w o rth y
corpora1 c rusto1ncr". reflects t h c
Fedl'ral Hcscrve l3oard's decisio n to ke<>\I
credit tight. The Fed v.·hich acts as the
nation's mon ey manager . ft'els that
restricting the grov.1h of bank credit "'ill
help con1rot infla tion.
This "n"N'k. thl' f ederal lles r\'Cr\'e
8o;ird r;u~ed !hl' di scount rate , or fee it
charges n1C"111 ber banks to borro"· fronl
it. to 8 percent frorn 7 12 pcrcl'nt. This
added fu rther upwal'd pressure> to n1oncy
marktt rates.
In announcing 1he dl'cision to adopt an
11 p e r c e n t prime·. !ht' ctia irman of
Frankh n J';a tion;1I, Harold V. Gll"a.son ,
said:
··"1e ma y as "n e!t face> rl·;;ihty and get
lo lhe top as soun as possiblt•. Puss y-
footing only prolongs tht' ;;igony (If
.... -ailing for !he decline.··
One bank , Cilizt·ns & Southern National
Bank of 1\tJanta . hfls a 10~, per(.'elll
prilne bul thi~ is be1nl.! chargt'(I on ly tin
ne\11 loans. C.:itize>ns has a IU 1"1 perC<'nt
prin1c on exi sting lo;:ins
OCTD to Begi11 Se1·vice
To Missio11 Viejo May 13
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By DOUG FRITZSCJ{E
01 .... DlllY 'llef lllfl
Four ne1v Orange County Transit
District. bus lines v.·itl begin providin~
hourly service to the i\lisslon Viejo area
:\lay J3 \\'ith the routes radiating from a
te>nninus at the Laguna Hills l\tall .
Tbc fle\\' se rvice, described this
morning :it a Saddleback Va 11 e y
Ch:imbt•r of Cornmercc breakfast by
O('Tl) rnarkcting field representati\·c
:\!rs. Laura E. Quayle. "'·ould provide
both express and surface r9.ules to tq_e
San1a Ana Ci\'ic Cente>r as well as inland"
and roastal rout es south to San Clcment.e
and San Onofre respectively .
TilC four new routes are part of an
ove>rall OCTD expansion v.·hich will boost
the numlx'r of buses from the present 48
to 103 next month.
A shde presenta tion and display ot
equipment is planned at the Laguna }!ills
:\!all S'atu r d a y from II a .m. to J
p.m. to promote. rid ership on the nev.•
lint's. and an inaugur:1 I ceremony for the
routes \j,'ill be held tbcrc :\lay 13 at 2:30
p.m.
Like all OCID lines, ~trs. Qua yle said,
fares will be 2,j crnts from Laguna llills
~fa ll to any po i n t in Orange Count y.
Transfers are fr ee.
The four routes numbered 74, 57. 91 and
85, .,.,ill bcgm y,·it h hourly service, she
said, but \j,"ill be expanded so busc~
depa rt at 30 and, eventually 2G-minutc
intervals.
Route 74 v.·ill be an expres.s bus.
pro\'idi ng direct. non·stop service from
the Laguna HHls Mall to the Sant a An:a
Ci vic Center by \\'ay ol the Santa Ana
F'reev.·a y.
Route 57 also 11:oes from tile mall to the
ci vic center. but i~ a surface route.
(See BUS UNES, Page Z)
Robber Given
Priso11 Se ntence
A man jailed by Orange rounty
sheriff's officers on charges.l.that tw
pocketed nearl y $1.<m in tht' arm" d
robberies of markets in ~Ussion Viejo
and Tustin has been sent lo state pris-on
for not less 1han fi\·e years.
Superior C<>urt Judge James Turner
ordered the priSQn term for Stanley
Eugene Holmr11", 21 . o( SanUt Ana. after
Holmeii pleaded guil1y to chrtrges of
armrd robbe:ry.
Holmes was arre~cd Feb. l8 shortly
artcr hi" allegedly took nc31rJy $S(l(l at gun-
point from me Thrlfuman market In
&11.ssion Vlt)o.
Arrcstl~ officers also I d e n t I f I e d
Holme! aS the man -. ho earlier took an
e..;timated $500 al 11unpoint from a Tustin
market.
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DESCRIBES BUS ROUTES
Mrs. Laura Quayle ----
Nixo 11 Pro1nis es
'111(/ss Eritle1ice'
On WHtergciLt!
\\"ASlll:\"GT0 :'-1 .l.\1'1 -Prt>o;idPn 'i:i l
counselor r>ean Rurch s..'tid tocl11y
Pres ident i\lxon w1!1 turn over ··~,
n111s~1\'c bod v of ev1de>n<"'<'" to !hl' Mou~
,Judiciary (;o.mflll\1 (-(: OPXI y:eek v.•hich ht
said should clet1 r up the V.'atergate
con troversy.
''Earl~· next V.'t"l'k. v.hcn the Presidcnl
rMponds to the comm1t1ee>'s subpoena . a
mass1 \'C' body of evidence v.·ill 11"upplant
chargrs and all~at1om1 and innuendo,"
Burch s.a1d in 3 lunchc-on speech ta t~
ltcpubl\c;~n ~ation11l Committee.
"And oul of this factual record . the
y,·hote story v.·111 emerge and the whole
truth tx>con1e kno~'Tl," Rurch 11"aid.
"That body of evidence y,·ill be
su~tantia\." Burch said. "It will be
relf'vant It v.·iJJ be ~i>mpelling and
pcrsuas1\'e. I genuinely b e 11 e v c ,
beginning earl )' next week. thAt the end
or \\'atcrgate will be in :-ighl.'"
Burch Rll\'C no particuln rs on ju.o;I wha t
v.·ould be lun1ed over to the committee.
which is study ing irnp<.>achment mollOM
against the Presldrnt and which has
subpoenaed tapes .and documents relating
to 42 White HouSi' conversations in
connection with the \V a t e r g 1 t e
ln\'es,Ugatlon.
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,2 DAILY PILOT --IS Friday, April 20, 1Y7 4 ~
Hearst Aide Says Robbery Done 'for Show'
From \\'ire Ser\•lces
A. Ludlow Kramer, seeretary of 5tate
for Washington . say~ the San Francisco
~ robbery Jn which Pntr1cia llcan;t
p.ifticipa1ed \Yas stagL'<l by ht>r kidnaJl('rs
"for show and not for mont')"" ( llel9!<.'d
pictures, Page SJ
Kramer spent more 1hrot ll rnonth in
San Francisco as director ul the $2
miltion IIearsl food gh·ca\\'ay progrun1
wttb \Yhich the ll earsts hoped to \\'Ill !he
release of lhcir daught er.
Borde•· Shootout
.. Many people thin k of the Symbionese
LlberalJon Ar1ny as ~n organiza tion of
blatka," he aaid. "It iJ not. It's a very
y.·ealthy or1anlzallon, controlled by white
y.·omen, mostly from the East Coast. The
bank robbery 1vas done tor show and no1
fur 111oney. They don't seem to have any
real purpose olher than lo make society
look bad. to Ji: I Ve it a slap In the face."
Kramer's romments came during a
Sptt'Ch to the Kiwanis Club ln lloqulam,
\Vash.
fle said be is convinced '1lss Hearst'
wu not 11 willing p.:trUclpant in her
kldnlping and lhal abe l>u been
brainwashed WlUI she was willloa to
make 1tatement1 denouncing h e r
parents.
"I undcr$tand it Is not hard to
brainwash a per.son in 60 days and in-her
posilion. she obviously has to go along
¥•Ith them," Kramer said.
lie 1M1id devlces.ha\'c been perfected to
detect fear In a voice and that t,&pes of
Yacht Firni
Grove Woman Wins Fight
Sought in:Deaths On .Design8
By ART l:IUR R. \'"ISSEL
01 1ri. D•llJ' l'llot U•lf
A vast, desert dragnet !!pread over the
U.S. Southwest toda y for a c:ard('n r.rovc
v.·oman Ytho police suspect may have
been involved in a 1narijuana-smuggling
enterprise that ended in a bloodbath on a
dusty, rural road.
The shootout \'ictims -discovered by
two tcenaged high school girls .,...alking
from ranch homes to a bus stop -
include tv.·o U.S. Customs agents and a
Garden Grove man .
l..av.'ITien manning roadblocks arrested
t\\"O young womeq. one from Garden
Grove. while her sisler is the fug itive
in\•estigators \\'ant to question.
Crin1e scene techn icians have been
piecing toge ther theories aboul boYo'
Gard.en Grove resident ~·lichael Williams.
43, and agents Louis Dixon, 32, and
Olar I es Bokinskie. 26, became involved
jn the fatal gun battle.
Charged tcxlay in Nogales. Ariz., with
alleged drug possession are Carolyn Jean
Culli!On, 26, of Ga rden Grove, and Leslie
Joan Glasgow. 22, of Tucson.
~1iss Cullison'!! sister Karen i s
'indentified as the third, ""as rumored to
be driving a 1964 Cadillac with GaJifornia
license plates.
The tv.·o suspects held for questioning
following their capture at a roadblock "'ere arraigned Thursday before U.S.
Magistrate Raymond Terliui in Tucson, ..
1}1·ugs Bring Jail :>
11 or Irvi11e Man
An trvine man arrested ~farch 14 when
he tried to sell barbHurate drugs to an
undercover woman offiet>r near bis home
h~ been seotern:ed to 90 dayi in Orange
County Jail.
Superior Court Judge Jame s
Tumer suspended. the 11tate prison term
of one to 10 yean he could have ordered
for Terrence Wayne Price. 23, of 17£'.IG
Acacia Tree Lane. l'niversity Park.
Irvine, in favor of the county jell term
and three years probation.
·Price admitted when he fil ed his guilty
pl¥ that he "'as in possession of
dangerous drugs when the woman officer
contacted him on Dc"·berry \V ay in
Irvine. Police said !hey confiscated a
bo4tle eootaining 20 capsules.
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BUS LINES ... • ' mp:ing stops in Laguna Beach. Ne"·porl
&pch and South Coast Plaza. an1ong ........
8oute 91 leaves !he mall and travels
al&lg El Toro Road and l\ilarguerilc
Pitk"·ay, through San .Juan Capistrano
a~ terminates in Grant's Plaza in San
Clt mcnte.
"'-°°le 8.5 goes from Laguna !!ills ~!all
!ll•l,..aguna Nigul'I. along Ui Paz Road :100 Cro\vn V:illcy Parkv.·ay to D<inll
Po1inl 1t th<'n follcn1·i: Coast •lighw:1y to
I!~ lt nninus !n S:rn Onofre .
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then returned to Plma County Jail,
u1n1ble 10 niake their $3,000 bail.
Garden Grove police said today they
had no direct kno1vledge of 1he Cullison
sisters' acti\'ities. nor of \\'illiams, y.·ho
apparently lived at the same local
acddress as the \\'On1cn.
Investigators found \\'illiams' body
beside and partially beneath his v.·recked
pickup truck at the bottom of a steep
ravine 200 yards Crom the bodies of the
slain age nts.
He had been hit by four shotgun blasts
that penetra1cd the truck 's stet!/ cab and
rear window as he apprently attempted a
mad race for the "lcxican border nearb)'.
His truck carrying an esrlmated 200
pounds of marijuana -a re\alh•ely small
smuggling shipment over that desert
rout e -apparently tripped a sensor
device crossing over.
One theory is that he realized
Bokin.5kic and Dixon were trailing him·
and se1 up an ambush, fatally v.·ounding
one of the agents, then taking his sho tgun
and sJay.ing the other.
Santa Cruz Co u n l y Sheriff Paul
ShoY.'aller said it appeared the wounded
Williams probably ran do\\1n one of the
victims with the 1ruck or shot him first.
before turning the shotgun on the dead
man's partner.
One \\'as shot eight times and one nine,
said Sheriff Showalter. vo'llO followed a
trail of tracks from the scene until it
vanished on hard ground.
"f believe there v.·as more' to it than
ju.st 200 pounds of marijuana,"' he said.
noting informalion had been obtained
!hat Williams was wanted on narcotics
charges.
He suggested more than the two
women in custody and the one being
sought might know something about
circumstances of the kill ings.
"'It was horrible ," said Nan cy Searle.
18, who voas walking to catch a school
bus "'ith her sister Julie. 14. \\"hen they
round the bullet·riddJcd U.S. Customs
truck and bodies.
Froml'age J
FIRE ...
the smoking rubble inside the garage
v.·alls after firemen finally controlled the
names.
Investigation continued today ! o
determine what ignited the fuel stored in
the garage. -
Bike Licensing
Set Saturdav
In Irvine Area
Irvine bicyclists who have nol yet
obtained licenses for t he i r bikes are
urged to do so Saturday at one of the two
citywide licensing clinics.
Acting Public Sa fety Director Paul
Brady said. ''After this fin al clinic
residents who do not have their bicycles
licensed Y.'111 be cited for violation of city
ordinance fl."
That c!ly law M!ts up the blkeo
feglstrtiliOn system which allo\1's police
to keep track ol bikes so tha t any ~·hJ<"h
are recfl vered after loss or theft can be
returned lo their owners. a city
spokf'sn1an explained.
City police and volunt~rs from the
Nev•port Harbor·Costa f.1esa Roa rd of
Realtors and the Irvine Junior \Vomen·~
Club \\'Ill conduct the Saturday licensing
clinics .
Bikes moy be brought to lhc \\'a lnut
Village Shopping Center from 9 to 11
11.m. or to linivcrsily Park Shopping
Center front l to 3 p.m.
l\I.ariuc :\ttacke r
Sent lo Priso11
F.1 Toro ~1 a r in e Frank Christopher
Baker has been sent to st"te prl.900 for
ont to !.'<I years after admitUng that he
used a knife to attack t~·o women al a
losta Mesa party.
<>range Coun1y Sup«!Mor Coun Judge.
James Turner ordered the prison term
after rullng lh11 I Raker. 32. of Yuma.
Ariz., was not 1:1 mcnl1111y disordered sex
orrendcr at the time or the offense on
Ile<. IO, 1972.
Costa Mesti police charg('d Baker with
ASS8Ult with Intent to commit ra~ and
assault with a dt.adly weapon after two
young \l.'Otn n idcntifil'd the ~1artne a11
the man who attacked them during a
pa rty In a Cttlttr Streel apartment
building,
It Costa l\fcsa yacht building company
has \l.'on the first round :n a battle to
prevent n competitor rrom putting
carbon cop ies of its \'esscls on the
mark<'t Orange County Superior Court
Jud ge ~lark Soden signed the restraining
order demanded by f.la c(;regor Yacht
Corp. and set June 26 as the date he v.•il\
hold a hearing into the allegations aired
by the Costa l\1esa firm. 11 is alleged by
r..1a cGregor in a lawsu it that seek s $1.6
million in damages that Laguna Yachts,
Inc .. ol Anaheim, arc using the top secret
designs rese rved for r.t a c G r e g o r • s
"Venture 2·2~. ·· Company president
Rog<'r l\facGregor names form e r
cmployes Robert E. Jackson and :O.larc
Fabre as being responsibl e for the
leaking ot the mold ing and design
form ula.
Tiie ~lacCregor co mpan y, 1631
Placentia St .. Costa l\1esa. states that
former quality cootrol manager Fabre
and ex-supervisor Jackson are nov.·
~·orking with the Laguna Yachts firm.
It is alleged that they conspired with
na1ned codefcndant Willia m Downing lo
use a.1acGregor's unique molding and
assembly plan on Laguna yachts.
MacGregor claims that the actions of
the de!endants have <-'Ost the compa ny
the sale of at least 25 "Venture 2-24"
yacht!.
Cro1i1ds Hc!niper
Coruity Firenien
Jn, Villa Pc1rk
Narrow streets and a large eroy.·d of
~pectators ham pered firemen battling a
$75 .000 blaze Thursdav afternoon that
gutted a large home in "rural Villa Park.
"Our engines and men w e r e
immediately hindered by the large crowd
jammed onto lhe narrow road in front of
the house," said Orange County Fire
Department capt. Carl Wolf.
\Volf said that by the lime firem('n
could hook their hoses to the nea re st fire
hydrant more than 2.000 feet down che
road. the rambling. ranch style bonie
was fully involved in flames. ··rt appeared lo have started in the
roof and flames were shooting through
the shingles,'' \Volf said. "ft took 40
minutes just to contain the · fire and men
were on the scene for six more hours
dousing hot spots."
~1orc than two dozen fireme n and fi ve
fire units from three different stations
fought the fire ln the house. at 2101 Oak l
Lane in the Orange Park Acres section or I
Villa Park.
The house ov.·ner. Leonard Steelman, I
discovered the fire at about 3:25 p.n1.
and phoned firemen before escaping fo 1
safety \\'Ith his family. !
Wolf said the blaze \\'as contained in I
the nl."l in house. A three-bedroom guest l ·
house on the property v.·as not d<imaged.
"The loss figure could go much higher
bl'c:iuse J have been told !here "'as a
large nun1ber of expensive antiques
inside." \\'olf said. i
The cause of the blaze is slill under
invest icatlon today.
Y ori11:g Pla1uii1ig
Cliair111c11i Wielcls I
_4. Quick Gnvcl I
Under leadership ol a t;niversily 11lgh
School senior. the Irvine P,lanning
Commission nenrly set a record for 1
meeting brevlly Thursday night. I
Cha irn1an 1.Jarilyn Ro~·d spent the 1
y.·eek coaching Steve Dickie of Tustin
~l<'adO\l.'S to serve as Youth and
Govcrnnienl \Veek head of the {ive-
mcmber commis.111ion, she said today.
Dickie's gavel·v.·ie!ding ~·as so
successful the commission ractd through
tv.·o land divisions and a contlnunncc of a
use permit request before bdjournlng 67
minutes after the Pledge of Allegiance.
Ot hers studyi ng the ~·orklngs of the
planning commission this wctk have
been Vidor Anderson. Rkh3rd Green.
John Mii.ning and Jeff Gies
r-.1anin Cronin served as counterpart lo
city Planning Olrectot W l 11 lam
l.ivingstone du ring the school distric t·
Kiwanis Club spon~rtd program.
Eagle tou lo Run
ST. 1.0UIS (AP ! -S.n. ThomAs I'.
Eagleton (0.~lo.), who •·lthdti!w es a
1972 Dcmocrntlc vice pre s Id e n ti a I I
nonilncc. onnounctd today he will seek
rt-eltction fOr a second tenn .
her statements releaffd by the SL.A
dellnltely have showed fear.
MeanwbJJe, ber f1ance Mid Thlll")(fDy
nfl:bt that btt rejection ol him and her
flinily dotm't mean a damn lblng" as
' JOng as she is be.Ing "held by the SL.A. ·
Stevtn Weed , 26, a University of
Callfornln gradu11te student, told CBS
News that l\1iss l:fearst was "vicli(l'lized"
\\11en kidnaped by the SL.A Feb. 4 and the
"situalion has IJQI changed. by oow."
In a t.a~-rel.'Orded message received
\Ved.nesday, Mi• }lear$t rldlcult.'d Weed
Md her falbtr, Randolph A. Hun~
prcsJdent and editor of the San Francisco
Euzruner. She called U1e01 "clowns" and
"pigs." She also rtafflnned h c r
11/legiance to the St.A.
Asked whether he still loved tter. Weed
said: "Yes, of course. It would be ab-
aolulely fooliah or me to 1ake that kind or
rejection in a personal v.·ay, and the
same goes for her family ." •
Miss Heant alao said in her mesuae
that ahe wlllingly Jolnod "ght SLA
membert ln thelr $101000 robbery of a
Hlbemfa Bank branch In tht quiet Sunaet
Di,trlct. She said the loot y.·ould be used
by' "the f)<Ople."
\Vctd told reporters outsldc the Hearst
maMlon in Jtlllsborough thllt he thought
the St.A \.\·ould pull oft another crime in a
Wttk or tY.·O.
"It might be murder," he ssid. "I
think they'll most llktly try to shoot
someone and in \'ol,·c Patty tn II or Patty
will ln\'Olve httscl!."
Coastal Chili Fest
11 Co11ipete in Balboa Bay Club Cookoff
By CAROL MOORE
ot "-• o.itr "1"' 11111
"Hot stuff! Coming 1brough!"
Ele\·en chili cook-off c o n t e s t a n t s
elbowed their way through the cro.,..·ded
patio at the Balboa Bay Club in hopes of
representing !he Orange Coas t at the
International · Chilifes t at Tcrlingua.
Texa s. in St'plembcr.
One batch e\'en arri ved by helicopter
1ov.·llne . But il landed in the pool, much
lo the amusement of 1,000 guests dressed
in ginghams and Mexican s kirt s or
cowboy gea r and coonskin caps.
Chili heads and their pot crew•
presided over two glowing barbecue
troughs, adding a pinch, dash, fistful or
TiJJ by-Brother
Cited by Police
In JTI ounding Kin
A yoWlg Anaheim man was shot and
critically wounded Thursday night in a
gunfight y,.•ilh JX>lice called by the
victim's brother to investigate a
burglary.
Rodney a-1. Vebout . 18, was shot by
olficers after he and another man
allegedly opened fire on police v.•hen they
were caught in the act of unloading
s!olen g\.UlS from a parked car.
Vebout was listed in serious bul stable
condition today in the Orange C:OOnty
J\.Jedical Center intensive care ward .
. A police spokesman said the incident
began Thursday evening when Vebout's
21·year-old brother, Richard, reported a
burglary of several guns from his
a partment.
Poliee came. took the report and left
only to be called a short while later by
Richard Vebout, who told them he saw
his gwi5'in a car parked nearby.
Plainclothes poli<:emen kept the car
Wldcr surveillance until the victim and
another man began taking the guns out
of the ca r.
\\'hen the officers challenged them. the
pai r allegedly began shooting . The
polit'<'men fired back. hilting \1cbout
sc\'cral times.
The police spokesman said Vehout's
cornp:inion fled during the (.'(Jnfusioo and
he L'> still at large.
A t.h ird suspect. 19-ycar-old Daryl il
Koepnick. v.·as arrested se\'e-ral minutes
lat~ iind chaJ]Led ""'ith suspicion .of
burglary ruil possession of stolen
1>rope.r1y. Police said he owned the car in
v.·hicli the guns y.•ere f o u n d .
shot of 'A'halever was necessary or
handy.
Cookware ranged from ranchhand
relics lo the latest s h o w n in Sunset
magazine.
All the better to show off the
concoctions va riously colored fudge,
sludge. used brick, ca feteria special and
can't print.
The octane sca led from regular to
premium.
"We're making it from scratch you
realize ... have to make sure It's got
e\·erything good ... it re~lly isn't ready
yet."
"\Vhere arc the judges? Sure wish we
could get this o\'er so we cou1d eat."
To keep lhf' pols from boiling over, the
cooks sprinkled water on the coals or
spooned surplus into tortillas f o r
spectators to sample.
Finally the officials paraded around
''Ptomaine Table," tasting from the
numbered bowls and cleansing the plate
with saltines.
"!\feat's great but the spices aren't so
good ."
"There's lomato soup in there some
pl ace."
"Don't know where he learned but he
had helter start over."
"Needs more bro wn sugar, don't you
think ?"
"Do we allow bacon and oli\'es?"
Such were the considerations of
undef~atcd Terlingua chill champ C. V.
Wood Jr., Gra nd Prix driver Carroll
Shelby and their wi\'es, JoAnne and
Sandy; BUI Neale from Dallas, Burck
Smilh, Wally Parks, Woody De Silva ,
Roy Palmer, Stan Locke, Grant (Father
Ouf(y ) McNiff, Judge Calvin P. Schmidt
and James H. Walsworth.
They proclaimed Al Dunlap of Ne11.1>0rt
Beach "the man v.ith a lot of taste" to
represent these parts before t h e
International Chili Heads Appreciation
Society.
What went into the winning recipe ?
"No beans -c h o r i z o sausa~e,
jalapeno <"hilis ana a helluva chef, Gtno
Loring.'' Dunlap confessed. '
Richard Jordan of Balboa Island was
second. "He \\'Ou\d ha ve been first if he
hndn'I earen so much.··
Victor Reuing of Corona del hlar and
James Dean of Santa Ana tied for third.
That left \Yilliam Ring, Guy Claire,
Neale Jotmson. Dale Johnson. Ed~·ard
EllioH and Eileen Sch uler vowing to do
be tier next -rear.
).leanwhi\e the judges had vanished
through the crov.·d \l.'ith their own cry of
•·1101 stuff! Coming through." --------
0.lly ,.._, St1tf ......
HIS CUP OF TEA
Chili Ch•mp Dunl•p
\Yo111an, 71, AtTeslcd
In Sou-in-law's Death
SALT LAKE CITY IUPI t -A 71-ycnr-
o\d mothcr-in·l aw shot and killed her
dau ghter's estranged husband Thursday
night \l'hen he broke dov.'n the door to her
apartment, police said. Police Lt. David
Bradford said Helen A. \Valters shot ty.•o
.22-caliber slugs into Cart-R. Sessions. 38,
of Sandy, after he threatened to carry off
!he couple's tv.•o young child ren.
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Thoughtful Response
In the face or the mosl upsetting event that has oc·
curred in the young life of the city of Irvine, the recent
extensive drug arrests, school district officials have acted
swiftly and wisely to set"(I!: the best interests or all the
students -those involved and those not involved.
Establishing the satellite school on Sand Ca.nyoQ
Avenue, where about 20 of the young people accused ot
t.he more serious drug law violations can continue their
education and work on their personal problems and re-
ceive counseling help while awaiting dlsPositlon of tbelr
cases, seems Ji.ke the best J>?SSible solution to a very
touchy educational and social situation.
To those who might contend that even the establish·
ment o! the special scnool is a !o(m o! pre-judging ·some
of the young people, it should be potnted out that in
many other districts the students would have been com·
pletely suspended from school. It might aJso be well to
point out that the school of!iicals would be subj~ct to
sharp criticism if they had eermitted ttiose charged with
the most serious drug violations to continue their associa·
tion with the rest o! the student body.
Al this point, the yo ung school district seems to
have met a most d ifficult test in a humane and po-
tentially productive manner. And it has set a good ex·
ample !or the rest or the comn1unity in frying to adopt
a helpful rather than a simply punitive attitude in deal·
ing with this situation.
Dual Police Service
of the In•ine council is dlJCicuJt at best to glean from the
ltigal docun1ent . It appeared to some Irvine councilmen that the
Costa ~tesa City Council and pohce chief mjght feel free
to ignore desires of lr\'inc policymakers.
Not so, either in theory or in practice, argued Ir·
vine City lifanager \VU!ian1 \\7oollett Jr.
ln theory, Chief Net h repons to \Voo\lett in much
th e sa111e way he would if be were full·time Irvine police
chief.
Jn practice. no n1an mav S(!M'e two masters and
.Neth's first obligation ls to Costa ~1es3. hence the in·
volyed ver~iage which apparently is fairly common to
poUce services contracts.
There seems to be little rc1,1.son to anticipate major
changes in the spirit of cooperation evidenced bv the
ci ty of Costa l\lesa . Chief Neth and the policemeri offi.
cials of both l'ities selected to patrol Irvine.
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Stimulating Exchange
• Irvine Ki>A·anis Club and University tlii;:h School
join.ed this week to provide a variety or learning ex· •
per1ences for youth who participated in \'outh and Gov·
ernment \Veek .
ft may be years before the value of the time spent
working with ci ty. sc hool district .incl Irvine RanC'h
\Vater District officials Lo; fully realized by those stu·
dents who took part.
There was no question at mid-week. ho>A'ever. that
the presence o! the students in citv council ch:unbers.
rity offices, and at a school board ineeting had a lreadv
been a tonic to com munit ~· leaders. ·
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Questions about who sets policy governing the ac-
tions o( Irvine's contract police fo rce >A'ere raised this
week when Irvine city councilmen considered and fi·
na1ly approved a $9 16.626 a year agreement !or expanded
service to be provided by the Costa A.1esa Police De-
partment.
The opportunity to ineet \\'ith the vouth o! the com·
munity. to share kt'iowledge and expei-ie nre with those
who some future day mav assume shnflar responsibili·
ties. and to receive i.n retUrn the benefits of vou.th's in·
fectious optimism produced a n epidemic Or Smili ng
faces around city offices during 1he week.
'What does it say? Quite ll bit about American va lues.'
Clear understanding of the policymaking powers
Hoiv Nixo11
Solved His
Last Crisis
(..__A_R_T_H_O_P_P_E ___ J
News I tem: The PresK!ent's chief
lawyer denied lilr. Nixon had violated
Ute law against withholding knowl·
edge of a felony -even thoug~ he
failed to tell tow enforcement officers
that hush money was paid to the
\Vatergate burglars.
"The President is the chief law
enforcement officer in the co.tmtry,"
said attoniey James D. St Clair.
Therefore. the President fu~fi/~ed
the la w's requireme11ts, St. Clotr 1111-
plied, by Tepor!ing knowledge of tile
fel(Tny to liimself.
!HY FEU.OW A.\\tERJCANS, I address
you tonight at a momen'-of grave na·
tional crisis. As you know, the Senate to-
day saw fit lo con·
vict me in its im·
pcachment proceed·
ings. That is the ir
right and I do nol
for one n1inute deny
them that right.
The question \\'C
must race tonigfil.
my fellow Ameri·
cans. is what step'.\
>A"e shaU take in this emerge.ncy. Our
Constitution, I am glad io h~ ub!e to re·
port to you, makes one thing perfectly
clear. l'.!pon impeachment and conviction,
the President -and let me read this to
you verbatim -"shall be remo\'ed'from
office."
NO\V TllAT is the law and, as you
know. I have svrorn, rightly or wrongly,
to uphold the la\v.
I, therefore, immediately conferred
with myself in my capacity as C'hief Law
Enfore€ment Ofri<'1:!r on bow best to
remove myself from this office.
The Chief L.1w Enforcement Officer
advised me that I can be removed bodily
eilber by Federal Marshals or U.S.
troops -but, unfortunately, 1'"ederal
1'-1arshals have received no training
whatsoever in presidential removal.
1 immediately called upon the Com·
nlandcr in Chief, which ls also myself. to
order a contingency force of American
Dear
Gloon1y
Gus
Why would anybody believe that
a Democratically cont.rolled Con-
gress, that doesn't have the gut.a to
vote a gun control lav.', could pos-
sibly impeach any Preskient?
K. S.
GIOOm' Gm """"""" .,. wlln>lttM " ruo.n .,.. M Mii -..rr" f'l'flect "'-
., .. ..., .t .,.. -"'. $-.ii '""' "' pWn I• 0'-• Ou .. 0.llY !'lief.
troops to remove me from office.
However, the Commander in Chief. I
think rightly, strongly urged against such
a course on the grounds that a displa y of
military might at this critical point
would only tend to inflame lhe crisis
rather than relieve it.
1 AGAIN searched through the
Constitution. I found that I may be
removed because of physical or mental
incapacity. Here. I hoped, might lie a
\vay out of this dilemma.
As Chier Medical Officer. l subjected
myself to a rigorous physical ex·
amination. As Chief Director of ~1ental
Health in this great land of ours. I put
myself through exhaustive psychological
testing. I passed -and let me be
perfectly candid about this -both tests
with flying colors .
One allcmativc remained. I caned upon
myself as Olief Executive Officer to
carefully and painstakingly review the
case against me and render, insofar as
humanly possible, a fair and impart ia l
verdict.
The Chief Executive Officer, at my
bidding has done precisely this. And I
am ha ppy to report to you tonight that
the. crisis over my removal from office
has been at last resolved. I have been
granted , I am proud to say, Execu:ive
Cle1nency.
THERE Wll.L be tbo9C, my fellow
Americans, who will undoubtedly at-
tempt to subvert the steps I have taken
to uphold the Constitution in this national
eme rgency.
l have. therefore, asked the Com·
mander in Chief to deploy troops around
Capitol H.ill to preserve our cherished
Constitution. I have every reason to
believe the q:,mmander in Chief will
cooperate fully wllh me In this hour of
national perU. And I expect every decent
Am£'ric11n will do likewise, God willing.
Thank you and good night.
Henry Vlll's Last Queen
One of the most prominent. and least
tlocumented people in the reign or Henry
Vil! comes into her Q""'n right in ,Quee n
Kothcrlne Pan, an in deJllh, highly
rendAblc book by Anthony }.1artienssen
(McGraw-11111, $7.95). Katherine is shown
not simply as !he wire who survived
him but as an outstanding woman of
the Tudor Age and of the New Leamlng
advocated by Era.smll.! and Sir Thomas
h1oore.
l\1ARRIED fo r the fint time at 17,
\\•idowcd shortly at1erwards, and sub!!lt·
quently the wife of Lord Latimer. a
leading magnale or the North, Katherine
was brought up in court circles u
the protegcc of the King's first wife,
Catherine of Aragon. Iler earliest tutor,
the Spaniard Juan Vives. was an nd-
\'OC3le of Increasing power for womtn.
When her second h~band supported
the Northern rebellion Katherine came
clOJC to dlsnster. but, R!!I ~tartienssen
shows, she navigaled with great skiU
the lrtachcro~ hoals of life at court,
rode the tit.le of Reformation, and finally
( THE BOOKMAN)
outwitted her ar~my, Thomas
Cromwell, becoming a prlme factor in
hb disgrace and e1ecuUon.
AFTER-the death or Lord Latimer
Katherine became Henry VIJJ's final.
queen, and as such she was respon1lble
for the education of ber step-cltlldren
who were to become in succession King
F.dward Vl , Queen l\lary, and Quf!tn
Elizabeth I. She blooght these children
under the same roof for the first time,
and inlluen<:<d th<lr whole llv ...
Miirtlcnssen, a ·prominent 41;µthor and
historian fltttler and IJll Admirals,
Cri me and the PoUct) gives 8
remarkable portrait •not only of
KaLhftrlne, but of thci whole tortuo11<>
and dangerous, yr:t brilliant, Tudor Ai;e
in wblch she lived.
VICl"oR OE KEYSERLING
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l111pench111e11t Politics flit Co1111111111ity Actio••
Veto Awaits Anti-poverty Financing
\\'ASffiNGTON -The deepening effect
on all government policy of President
Nixon's desperate struggle for survival
y,·as felt on Capitol Hill last week y,·hen
congressional Republicans recei\'ed this
message: Presiden t Nixon y,·iJl V£'to any
bill to rerinance the C.Om1nuni1y Action
Program.
The four Republicans in Congr~
responsible for anti·po\'erty legislation,
ranging from liberal ·
to moderately con-
servative. requested
the meeting just be·
fore the Easti>r re-
cess. They hoped to
convince }.-1r. Nixon
it "'Ollkl he in his.
the nalion 's and the
Republican party·s
interest to sign such
a bill. Bu t the reply from f\\'O faccles-s
functionaries ,,,,·as a non·negotilble no.
The explanation is emOCdd<'d in the
new game of impeachment politics. \\'ilh
impeachment by the I-louse i11cr£'asingly
likely. the \Vhite ilousc 1nust count on
one-third plus one or the Senate lo sa ve
him-at lea st 34 conscr\'<ifi\'C Senators.
Since titr. Nixon has offended n1any
conservatives with dctente and hi gh
government spending. h£' now attempts
10 appease them on sensitive though
peripheral issues.
THE ANTI·POVER'TY PROGRAM
( EVANS·NOVAK )
begun by President Johnson in 19M is one
such issue. Conservatives h11vt Jong
lusted for its evisceration. Rut for fiv r
years tilr. Nixon has fo\lo"·ed stalf
11dvice to reform. not kill, t™-' anti·
poverty program-thc.:reby disobeying his
ov.n instincts.
llo\ll·ever, just ~·hen 1he t-;u:on instinct
coincides with the politics of survival. the
poli tics of poverty are c h a n g i n g .
Commwiity Action Programs. "'hlch
began as go\•£'mrncnt·financed exercises
1n proto-rcvolution, have joinl'd the
establishment. City hall onrc damned
Community Action, but lhc mayors oow
plead for continued fl'deral financin g.
\\'hat's more. Community Ariton has
strange new Republican allies. inc luding
high.Jy rc~pected Rep. Albert Quie of
~1inncsotll, once the House battering
ram against Communi ty Action but now
its key defender. Even 1nore ~anx{'.
lobbying for Community Action. fin:incro
by dues checkoffs of fi..1'.lcral povl'rtY
\\·orkers. is fornH.'r Rep, \\'illiam Cr.uncr
of Flor ida. A hard·shcl\ ronscrvalive and
impla cab le foe of an li·pov('rty le$tisl<111on
as a Congressman . ('r;uner 00\\ is
getting $25.000 a month for three months
lo sell Community Aclion.
TllE FOt;I{ Hepublicans handling
poverty legislation -Quie, Hep. \Villiam
5teigr r of \Viscons1n. Sen. ltobert Taft.
,Jt• . of Ohio and &·n. Jacob ,lavits of New
York-now SUJlport Con1 munity Action .
So, Ja\ iL<> last 1~~k asked the \Vhite
House for n n1cctin)o! to Sl'Ck a
(,'Onlpronuse. S..111 up !O <...:apitol l hll v.·erc.
two <tides Yol'll below !he policymaking
lc.-vel : Jame5 Ca\:1nagh of the Domestic
Council staff and l'aul 0'1\eil of the
Office of r.1ana~c1nent and Budget.
The rong ressioru1I Rc.-publicans told
them the much cr1t1c1zt'<I anli·po\•eny
ag£'ncy. the O! fice of E: co n o m i c
Opportunity (0Ef>t, \\·ac; doomed. Nor
did they like a l)(>mocratic scheme to put
Comm unity Action in the \'Oluntary
ACTION agency. But they did think
Community Action could prosper Inside
the Department of Health. ~ucal.ion and
\\'e\fare !llE\V ), urging Lhe President to
support this.
llowa rd Phillips, bri e>fly in charge nl
OEO last year for the purpose of
dismantling it . h<:1s 6escr1bed C:ivanagh
as one '0 \\'ho tak£'s his cues fron1 O'Neil''
and O'N£'il as ··shr£'v.·dlv lihe:ral." !Jut
la.st v.·cek. Cavanagh and rr.\"cil tumcd
1humbs c!Own . \l.'h"thcr in OEO. ACTIO:-.l,
or 1-IE:\V, Comn1unity Action funding
v:ould be \'Ctocd bv ~1r. Nixon. period.
\\.haf s more. th~ President also might
veto a bill for a new Legal Services
progr;1m \formerly lodged in OEO) if the
SetJ;1tc·House confcr£'ncc now devising
the fin al (orin persists in prt>Sent trends.
If so, r.lr. Nixon v.ill havt' performed the
anti·anti·poverty hat trick : OEO, Legal
Services. Comn1unity Action .
THIS l\'OUIJl satisfy COtl.SCl"\'atiw
demands. <'nunciated by Ph illips nearly
('\'et)' y,·C'ek in llum;in l':vcnls. Such
conscr\'atives are well aware o f
impeachment politics. Although S£'n.
James Buckley of New York called 1or
ritr. Nixon 's resignauon as a matter of
ron.science , many L'Onservatives view It
as a shot across th£' bow making Alr.
Ni:ton morr attenti\'e to thei r desires.
~1elvin R. Laird as presidential
counselor \vas a counterforce to such
pressures and today v.·oold he pressing
!\Ir. r.:ixon to approve Comm unity Action
inside Hl::W. But l.:1ird's hard-working
young· successor us do1nestic: policy chief.
Ken Cole, is not one lei argue "1th the
!'resident. He ~:t\'e Uw> Pre!!l ident's
orde~ to Cavanagh and O'Neil to relay
lo Congress.
Consequently, the SC£'narto sctMS
clea r: Congress v.ill finance Community
1\ction under HE:W. ~I r. Nixon will veto
it. the \'Clo y,·\JI bt> overridden. At a
happier time. the \\lhite House would
have flinched at the indignity of an
O\'erridc. Nol now. All policy is geared to
safeguarding on£'·third pl us one against
('OOVicti<>n in the Senate, and all
argum£'nts backing moderate. non·
r£'volutionary hPlp. for the poor pa le
before that imperative.
Don't Knock Those College Degrees
To the. Editor:
Tue article by Rus Wa lton on Houston
Flournoy C'l.enders From the Ra nks
Serve Best ," Daily Pilot. April 22 ) argues
that P..1r. Flournoy is disqualified from
consideration as a gubernatoria l
candida te because he has a doctorate
from Princeton. has been :i professor of
political science. and has not been
"trained in the school of hard kuocks . ·•
One v.·ouJd have thou~ht this kind or
prejudice against cd Ul·•tion ;ind culturr
had died out y,·ith !ht· :O.lc<.:<irlh\' era. but
eviden tly the curious bt':ast is Still alive.
ttir. \\'alton. in an echo or 1hosc good old
times. even hint s slroni;ly !hat .\Ir.
Flournoy·s education and special train ing
in political science mt1~L' him suspect as
a Jk'd. Russia does tr<un people specially
for high office. he reminds us ''So does
Red China . But. no1 the good old U.S. or
A." In short, i\lr. \\'r1 IL0n dcnlon!i'.lratl'S
the familiar kind of nnti·inte\lectuaHl>m
which may be as American as apple: pie
but is not nea rly a! p<Jlatable.
IT 1S IL\ RD to sec anythin j'.l \\Tong
\l.ith a person making a s!udy of
governmental processes, even at a high
level. before he aspi res lo publ ic office.
Experience has amply demon!!ltratOO that
in order to be a capable go\'crnmcnt
admlnisrralor it is not' enough to hn\'e
been a general. an actor and solt·shoe
danctr, or even a haberdash er . What we
may legitimately ask of a candidate for
high office is that he demonstrate wi
exceptional degree of lntclligcnce and
wisdom, and that he possess an adequate
Quotes
W\lliam W. Greer. ~kelcy -'1Thc
nt!Od for sc11pegoots seems to be grenter
OO\\. th.an ever. AristoU e knew it long ago
... sav• it ln the great drama! of hi!
d11y: me spectacles of famoUJ men
meeting tragic ends through some
charAt'ter O•w: pride perhaps or ig-
norance, impetuosity, zeal, errors of
judgment, Iconoclasm."
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••Plrtnl. ,01!ry Wiil not lot 1>t1bU1hfll,
kno\\'ledge of the Intri cacies o r
i;ovcrnmcnt. Taking a Ph .D. in politi cn l
science may not be the only y,·ay to
demonstrate these qualifications. bu! 11
seems one y,·ay.
I don't happen to supporl ~·tr. Flournoy
as a candidate for i,:o\'crt'IOr. The point 1s
an at>Stract one. if r.tr. \V i!lton can grasp
that. And by the way, under our fonn of
government Jt is not n t:rime to have a
college degree. C\'t:n an advanced one.
DONALD HEINEY
Nobod11 Cores?
To the Editor:
\\'here cire all the. bumper s1ickcrs?
I thought it wa!I an rlection year, but
it's obvious that nobody cares!
.JUST for fun. 1 rountL'd potiticnl
bumP£<r suckers one alttrnoon. In one
hour, out of hundreds of cu rs, I carne up
wllh the follo"·ing:
Alioto -one.
~Toretti -one.
llaflf -tv.'O.
.\IQ.'5t Jll'OPlc v.:ould •·r;ither be sailing''
It seems. I coun14..'CI ii.x of !hose~
MIMI SEJIN,\
Real Progre••
To the Editor:
IT~torlan lA'O J. Frhi In his •·Orange
County Through Four Ccn1ur1es1• 119651
record.,:
"The d~glng darknM! of the
deprl's.!ton yean was brlghtetll~ by lbc
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birth of the Fes tival of Arts which bas
become an im portant rultural in.<>!itution
of Orange County. It "'as in 1932 that
:i rtists and craftsmen at Laguna Beach
hrld !heir first festi\'al with the
c:uc;ilyptus trc-es of El Pasoo Street as a
h:ickdrop.''
lllSTOll lCi\L (11otnott· for lhe future :
··1t v.·as 1n 197~ thtil the citizens of
L:1guna Beach dC'dicalcd their new ~1ain
Beach .,..·ith the eucaly ptus trees (y,·hars
lcfl of thc·m i of El Paseo Street
lrt('functi serY1 ng as a b.1ckdrop for the
comfort station."
~l<in. ~hal's pure pr()f.rre.ss!
Bll..L DAV
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Du1111 er<111• Bill
To Ilk' Editor :
Re: H.R. 8053, l'ost Card RCi!:iStration
\Ve understand the :,"Uhjett 'bUI Is ou t of
rommitttie und ready for a floor vote.
The staled obJCCt;\'e of the hill IS l•l
1nake voter registration easier.
\\.E L1ST 1>£'1ow the reason.'I' v.·hy v.·e
reel the bi.JI ~Id be defeatt-d ln the
House or \'f'loed by 1he f'rcs1<lcn1 if it
get" by the !louse :
J Is a very dcs1ructi,,·c propM:l! to
our electl()n i~·strm .
2 \\;Ill create an adm1n15tral1\·~
nightmare for l!..t(:al eleetion off icials.
3. \Viti t'feate c:haos in ex1s11ng
registration S}Slems.
4. \\'ill r("(Jutre dual rc)l1~lr<1uon
system s In some states. t..
5. Will crealc ni:"' opportun111es !or
fr11ud.
6 Could ll o !' s i b 1 y d1.senlranch1:.
\Otl'rs <.11rrcntt) rcgu1tcrtd.
7. \Viii su~r1mpose a counter -
product1ve, bureaucratic, federal control
o\.·er pa~t Sia!£' improvements and take
rroin the !'!talcs the ince.nt\\'t' for further
Improvement.!!
8 Unmana~cabl(' Costs·
~al ;..1111\tng 01 150 rnHhon po!it ca rds.
lb \ Local election ort1ciats hll\'C' to
handle and reply.
(Cl 1'.:St11Tk'lh:d costs S30 million i.o
$300 million .
tli 1 SM!ate Rill has no expense limit.
llflllSt.: f!1ll carries l.'°lO m 111 io n
author!1.01t1on.
9. Pao;t t:.-ird HC1?r!ltrat1on dGe'!!I not
<1r>ply to stai r nnd local t'lc-clions, lhu.~
rl-qu lrini;. at extra cost. tv.·o systems ol
rcg1!itrUtH.1n.
ro. 1\n~on...• C:ln s1},(n a post card anti
mail in. nian, v.·oni;111. child or someone
t lse for a dead fll·rson. or non-ci tizen . 1\
receipt is acknowlcdgen\1."nt of po~1 carcl.
a receipt is evidence (O votr·. Pc.naltle~
are set up in the Bill, but ho\1· do you
cotch tilt· fr:iudull-nr~ \\'ould th•·rc ever
ht An upd11 1ed prtc1nct sht.'t!t to >Aork
from·t
J l. Removl'-; fO('al c·on1ro1 l!L n d
overrides swie ('lf'('110n 1;1.,.,·s
rive urgl' defeat of th1~ bi ll."
C. C ;10SELEY
OIA.N•l COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rober1 N. Wf'~d. PublUhc-r
Thomru Ktt1,-1l, Editor
BortxJra Krtibich
Eduorial l'oat Editor
Thi' r1!1tonBI t~1l'(' of ttwo 0.11y
f'li'1t • 1 •lo rn 1111.irm &nd 1timula1c
l'l"'ttr'• ,.., ''Y pre~tll\2 rm thia p.11re
1!11·-r~" run1n11•n1a.ry ff!\ lrlfll<'!; nf 1n.
"'l'''' 11. \ff1t.lw111~1 ffllu1nn1•t• 1tJ1d
t'i:trtvm.•'" b).· pt·'!l.·fd1na:: a forum f·~r
r<'lld,.r11' 1 '''"5 o1flll b)' p~ll~ 1n1»
nc.,.,'lp&IK'r·s QJ>U1\Qn11 and k5ta• on
l'Ul'l"l"nt t!lp1t"11. ~ t'dilor'ial opinii\nit
,,I IM 1.)aJ l)' Piiot •PrCat onJy tn thl'
(:(!11onal Mlumn a l the top or 1hfo
Pll&t . OpinlO:l'S f'Xl>f"'S8('d by tn. •'fl!·
Un'lnlll.! and CllMoonlsta •nd JeU~I"
wtiten a.re thtlr (1lo¥n and no l!fldoN.,..
mmt of lttttr vif'WI by W Daily
Piklt thOIJ!od be lnt«mi.
Yrlday. April 26, 1974
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Liqµol·Tax
.Iner ease
Bill Dead
SACRAMENTO (UPI\ -
LegisJation il}Creasing liquor tax~ tlnd prov.lding more
~er to rehabilitate Callfor-
,nia Alcoholics h::s )>een killed
by '-senate <:on1ml!.1ee.
'ni, Governn1 e n ta l
Orgp.nizatlon c o m m i t t e c
Thursday voted 10--0 t o
approve a subcomn1!Uce
reoomrnendat ion to take no
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Ul"I T91..i.tt
F·irst Witnesses
J anet Cooper, left. and Chnthia Garvey. both 21,r aeLion on 1ht! blll. Fo:Jo"in.it ·11 be r· t ·1 led b F d I G d the vote, subcomminec chair· w1 irs W! nesses ca Y a e era ran
man Goorge Zt-novich t O..Vrt•s-Jury next week investigating n1urder, kidnap nd
no ). said the bill was •·dl"..id " robbery by the Symbionese [.ibcration Army. The
for the curn•ni ll'gislative S<.•s-two tight-lipped 1nilitants with radical Lies were
sion. subpoenaed Thursday as an extensive probe began
The bill. by Sen. Arlen into the bank robbery in which Ridnapcd Patricia
Grt-gorio (D-San M a 1 e o 1 • Hearst played a controversjaJ role.
ct1.lled (or a doubling of the -~-----
Slate excise Hix on liquor and
the repeal of the "fnir trade"
law, which allows the $25
mil l ion for al coho l
rchabililation programs lo he
administered by loca l govem·
ments.
e I.I Arre•lelf
LOS ANGELES I A Pl
Authorities said they broke up
a major a re a ga mbling
operation. arresting 14 persons
in a series o( raids set up after
a t~-o-month und e r cove r
investigation, a sher i ff · s
spokesma n said .
Sgt. Jim Orr said three of
the persons arrrsted Thu rsday
were v.·omen. All were booked
for i n vestigation of
bookmaking. he added. Orr
said the gambl ing ring netted
between $50,000 and m,ooo
monthly.
e llehf In ~f11rlfer
SACRAMENTO (UPI J -
Ronald Wayne \Vlggins. 36.
wa9 booked o n a murder
charge Thursday in I he
shotgun slaying of a private
investi gato r u·ho was
ambushed in lhe alley behind
his apartment house.
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Re<1gan's Selectioris
SAC RA.ME1''TO I IJ P I I -
Republican Sen. Fred l\farler
says he has "no hard feclin~s"
to Wards Gov. Ronald Hea gan
because the g o ve rn or
h~rpassed him in nominating
t"·o Democ rats to the 3rd
Dislricl Court of Appeal.
The nomination s of
Sacramento County Superio r
Court Judges George E .
Paras, 49. and RObert K.
Puglia. 44. Thursday were
denollflclxj by two Republican
scnaiors.
GOP senators favoring the '
nomination of J\.1arler Jw ve.
been engaged in a quiet
struggle with Heagan the past
lwo weeks over the judicial
selection. Marler. of Redding,
earlier decided not to seek re·
e l ec tion b ecause of
reappointment changes in his
distri<.'l and had hoped for the
nomination.
After the nominations v.·erc
announced, P.1ark!r t o I d
newsmen he discussed !he
appointments with Reagan
and "there are no hard
fe<'lings or reerimina 1ions. ··
indica ted the decision was
influenc:ed by the fac1 he had
no !rial judge experi ence.
Rc::1ga11 in the µ.1 st has bL><"n
criticized for nom in a Ii n g
at 1 or n e y s v.•ith little
experience on the bench to
high judicia l posts.
?o.tarler also in di cat ed
Reagan may offer hi m
another post instead. One
senntor had s.1id l\.l;irler \\'al!
in line for a Superior Cou rt
judgeship.
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Did Judges
Cont1ibutc
To Reagan?
SACRAl\fENTO (UPI ) -
Although recently saying it is
improper for judges to make
can1paign contributions. Gov.
Hooald R e a g a n reportedly
accepted political donations
from al Jeasl sik judges in his
Hearing
For Farr
May 20
LOS ANGELES IUPJ) -An
unprectrdcnted court hearing.
wh ich is supposed 1 o
determine whether reporter
William FaJT would reveal the CALIFORNIA
identities of news sources ii he '---------J was kept in jail long .enough .
has been postponed to allow
ti1ne to get Y.1alter Cronkite
and other promjnent newsmen
as v;itn(>SSCs.
Superior Court J u d g e
William ll. Levit Thursday
postponed the he3ring until
~1ay :iJ) at the request of
Farr's attorney.
Newsrack
Ordinance
La1u1ched ··
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DA.IL V PILOT 5
Stop-and-questwn Search
Halted in 'Zebra' Dragnet . • SAN f RA NC I SC o He said 1be c1ty·s "simple suspect. ( ....
IUPJ)-Police halted thelit-good failh Is not enough." 111e n'IOst rece11t "Zebr~
"stop and question" search for despite the softening of the victim was Nel!lon T. Shle1~
the "Zebra'' killers today Ofl a young, wh.ite man killed~ or~ers ol a fede ral judge who NAZI POLICE CLERK dnys ago. He w•s the t
r u-1 e d the dragnet STIRS BAY AREA _ while person slain by a blac
unconslitutlonal. klller who approached biJ
They already had modified _____ P_•_90 __ 7___ targets silently and fired 'lit
the widespread questioning of controversial tactic. and thal point blank range. Six other•
black males resembling a the city wa s "mistaken on the were "'OWlded.
drawing of one suspect. co ns ti lutionality of the .. Ne<1rl}' 600 blacks twd ~'r
saying !he WidCSJX'ead search program.'' ha lied in the "stop an<e
had been "unproductive and The National Association for question" search before !ht
ineffective." the Advancenien t of Colored program was curtailed.
U.S. District Judge Alfonso People and the American Civil Police Capt. Chat;les Barca .
The time is needed to
scheduJe appearances b y
Cronkite, CBS-TV ancho.,nnan,
aAd other prominent newsmen
from the East Coast. it was
argued.
J. Zirpoli lssucd an injunction Liberties Unioo filed the suits. the inspector directing the
against the city Thursday, They said black men were investiga1ion, said. "'The onl.r
b a r r i n g i n d iscriminate beiQg stopped on the streets thing v.·e have changed is wtiO
stopping of citizens because and questiooed solely because v.·ill be stopped and qu estioned
!he ''danger ol repetition has they resenibled a po I i<: e and who v.-on't be stopped and
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The not been removed." artist's drawing of a "Zebra" questioned.
City Council has g i v e n liiii~====:;:;::;;;:~=;;:;;~~=~;j=:;::::~:---;:;~\::-::::::£::-:-
Farr. court reporter for the
Los Angeles Times, has been
involved in a three.year legal
battle over his refusal to
iden tify lhe lwo lawyers who
gave him material for a story
during the !riaJ of the Oiarlcs
Manson "Family" for the
Sharon Tate murders. The
la1o1.yers broke a gag order by
Superior Court Judge Cha rles
Older, the !rial judge, who
wants !hem identified.
If their identilit.'S "·ere
known, the lawyers could face
contempt of courl and perjury
actions ancl possible disbar·
ment.
Farr is derending t h c
joumalisfic p r i n c i p I e or
confidentiality oC s o u r c c s .
saying it would be im~ibte
!or reporters to a c q u i r e
information if the judge can
force him lo identify the
altorneys.
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preliminary approval to an
ordinance aimed at prohibiting
th e sale of sex· oriented
magazines and newspapers
from public newsracks.
The proposed measure ,
which will come up for a fmal
vote next .....-eek, outlaws the
display of nudil y r r 0 m
ncwsracks am prohibits the
sale of "harmful matter"
from newsracks unless done
"in the presence of an adult
person authorized lo prevent
the p.1rd'lase of su ch matter
by a minor."
"Harmful m a t t e r · ' is
delined in the ordinance a.~
.. matter taken on a \\'hole. the
predominant appeal of which
to ftle avt!rage person ... is
IO prurient interest.,.
City AUy. Burt Pines and
his deputy. Don htorrow. told
the council before i t s
preliminary vote 'Thursday
that the c."OllSlitutionality of
the proposal is high I y
questionable.
SANT~ ANA.
SOLITH COAST PLAZA • •
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Supported by believers 1n The LORD JESUS
CHR.t S T (Col. 3: I 5. I 7). Write us for Free
l.ilerot11e . . . Boi 42021. Los Angele\, Co.
'100<2.
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Officers said \V i g g i n s •
accompani.td by his attorney,
surren\:lertd at the police
station Thursd ay and
appepred in a police lineup
before being booked. Police
had sought Wiggins f o r
questloning about !he shooting
Tuesday of Raymond Silva. 53.
who headed a Sacramento-
based private investigative
finn.
"The governor had very
strong and legitimate reasons
lor his action," ~larler said.
~1arler declined to disclose 1970 gul>ernalorial c<impaign. I i:;;============;;;:;:=;:;:;=;;;=:=;;;;;;=;:::::=:::!:::::;:~=======::: In toda y's edition or the Los
e Reali or G11illy
SAN DI EGO (AP) -A ju ry
has convicted realtor Hadrinn
J. Liberot~ on charges that
he arranged to have two
businessmen beaten up and
the real estate office of a
competitor burned.
11·hat Reagan said h u t
Probc1tion
A1vc1,rded
Streakers · Liberatore. 56. of San Diego,
was found guilty Thursday Df
tWo counts of solici1ing assault P A S A D E N A (U PI ~ -
and one count of soliciting l\t uni c i pa I Court JudRe
l!rson. Two previous trials had \Varren L. Ellinger Thursday
ended·in ·hung-juries. placed three co1tce:1! studen1s
-a man and two prelly e ~la.ii Se1itfi1iced sislers -on six months
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -probation for streaking and
Van \Vesley Purcell. 29, has admonished Them with \\'hat
been sentenced 10 I i f e the judge said \.\'as an Engli.sh
imprisonment for lhe January maxim:
slaying of market owner "Do an)1hing you wont -
Anthon)'\Ca!a during a holdup. but don'1 do it in the streets or
Superior Court J u d g e you'll frighten the horses."
\\'illiam l\fullins Thursday also Toby 7.-0rthian, 23, and the
s e n t e n c e d Purcell to Hood sisters. Jennifer. 21 .ou1d
consecutive terms of 10 years \Villa, 18, were found guilt y of
to life on seven counts of first disturbing the pence b y
degree robbery. consccut i·1e running naked p:isl the Vienna
terms of li fe on two counts of Symphony Orcheinra and a
attempted robbery and one to crowd of thousands attending
15 years on a gun charge. the black tie opening or !he
Purcell "'as convicted by a Am bassado r Col \ e g ('
Jury on April 9. Audito rium April 17 .
Angeles Journal, the
newspaper's Sacra mento
Bureau reported that four of
the jurists ··••ere siU ing in San
Diego. one in Yuba County and
the sixth in Fresno County.
Presiding Juslice r r a n k
Richardson of the state's 3rd
appellate t.'<lurt also headed
Heagan's Sacramento re·
elect ion committee \\'hi c h
r11.ised 1nore than $20.000 for
the gove rnor's campaign.
Hi<.tiardson . an attorney at
the lime of the 1970 cam paign.
\\·as appointed to the judicial
post by lteagan in 1971.
Kantc s of other possible
jud icial contributors to
Reagan's cantpaign could not
be unro\'ered because the
addresses of virtually all
contributors on the governor's
1970 campaign statements
v.·ere blocked out. a prn<.'lice
1vhich will be outlawed this
year.
Arnong those who do s~1ow
up as Reagan cont ributors in
1970 in<.•\ude San Diego
Superior Court Judges \Vitlian1
1' .. Y<ile. lloscoc s. \Vilkev and
Franklin B. Orfield, · the
Journal reported . All three!
1\·cre appointed to !he bench
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VOL. 67, NO. I lb, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 19H TEN CENTS
Plane Victitns Recovered
Indonesian soldiers climb up a ravine on the island
of Bali carrying remains or victims of the Pan Amer-
ican Airlines crash which killed 96 passengers and
.11 crew members on the Indonesian island paradise.
Huntington Park Rites Set
.~3.2 Million • Ul
fl.tore th'n s.1.2 million worth of new
city parks will be dedicated Saturday in
Huntington Beach.
The 69.6 acres of ~ew park land is
scattered among nme neighborhood
parks and the 40-acre Edison Community
Part.
Dedication ceremonies will begin at 10
a.m. with an open house tour of the city "s
new $200,000 Magnolia lire station. The
station Is on Magnolia Street at Hamilton
Avenue, next to Edi3on community park.
Nixon Proniises
'1l1ass Et'itle1ice'
01i Wntergate
\llASHINGTON (AP) -Presidentia l
counselor Dean Burch said today
President Nixon will turn over "a
mas!ive body of evidence" to the House
Judiciary Committee next week which he
said should clear up the Watergate
controversy.
"Early next week. when the President
responds to the committee's subpoena, a
massive body or evidence will supplant
charges and allegations and innuendo,·•
Burch said in a luncheon speech to the
Republican National Committee.
"And out or this Factual record. the
whole story "''iii emerge and the whole
truth become known,•· Burch said.
"Thal body of evidence will be
substantial." Burch said. "It v.·ill be
relevant. It will be compelling and
persuasive. I genuinely be Ii eve ,
beginning early next wee k. that the end
or Watergate will be in sight."
Burch gave oo particulars on just what
would be turned over to the committee,
which is stud ying impeachment motions
against the President and which has
subpoenaed tapes and documents relating
to 42 While House conversations in
connection "'ith the \V a l e r g a t e
investigation.
Coast
Weather
Sunny and "'armer weather will
arrive just in time for the week-
end. High temperatures Saturday
will range from the middle 00s
along the beaches to the: upper
70s fu~ inland.
INSIDE 1'011/\ l '
Tl~rt ii a "•tarvino voung
artilt" in Laguna BeClCh who
WOTks in. &tic1" antf $traw. Rtod
a:boitt UC I grodMal.t st-udt-11t Jolin
Okulich in tod'at1'• Weekendtr.
Facilities to Be Derlicatecl Sat urda y·
At 10:30 a.m .. the Music Man Band "'ill
play in the pa tio area behind the Edison
community center. The dedication by
~1ayor Al Coen and other city councilmen
starts at 11 a.m.
George Hjelle, who served 33 years as
director of the Los Angele!: city parks
and recreation system and is now a
special parks consultanl in Los Angeles,
will talk about lbe peauty of open space
al a noon luncheon in the community
center.
Contract Dispute
Bus tours of all 10 new p.irks \\•ill be
offered for those \\'ith reservations from
I :30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The adjacent fire
station \\'ill also be open for more tours.
\\'hite the value of tho new turf is
estimated at more than $3.i milljon -
based on the cost for buyi ng and
developing it -the city did not actually
spend that much.
f\.lost of the land was picked up from
developers through the city's park
(Ste PARKS, Page 2)
Huntington Employes
Rap Thorripson Stand
Angry city hall \rorkers to d a y
denounced comments .m a d e by
l!unlington Beach Personnel Director Ed
Thompson which characterized their
contract dispute as "petulant and
unjustified whining."
In a statement issued by the 400·
memb e r l\tuni cipal Employes
Association (l\IEA ). Thomp s on • s
remarks in recent newspaper stories
y,·ere described as "far out of line "'ith
the facts.
The ?-.lEA filed suit in Superior Court
Feb. Zl in an effort to break its thrce-
year contract signed with the city in 1972.
It claims certain provisions of the
contract have not been followed •·in good
faith."
Thompson. y,·ho "'as available for
comment today. has said the city has
made every effort to follo\v the tern1s of
the contract and has \'erbally rapped th~
l\IEA for trying to break it.
In a response to Th ompson's
suggestion that the ?ifEA action .is
"irresponsible," l\IEA spokesmen said
today:
"It "'as. or course, expected that
certain representatives o( the city "·ou\d
go to great lengths to attempt to project
the image that they and the city have at
all times dealt fairly '\ilh l :ty employcs.
HO\\'e\·er. the e:t:tremes to "'hich the city
has gone In order lo characterize the
f\.1EA sui t is, in essence. nothing more
than the petulant and un justifiable
"'hining or an overpakl and generall>•
spoiled "'Ork for~. are inconsistent with
any objective view of the events which
precipitated M E A ' s unprecedented
action.
"The si mple (act Is that the "-Titten
memorandum of l\1EA's d is put e d
agreement with the city is an ambiguous
· aod poorly drafted document hastily
prepared by the city in an attempt to
Wo1uau, 71,-Arrested
Ju . on-in-law's Deatb
SALT I.AKE CITY !UPI ) -A 71 -ycar·
old mother-In-law shot and killed her
daughter's ettrangcd h1.1sband Thursday
night when he broke down the door to her
apartment, police 1nld. Police Lt. David
Bradford sald Helen A. Wslters shot '"'O
.22-<allbtr slugs Into Carl R. S..Sloos, 38,
of Sandy, after he Ulrcatened to carry off
the couple's two young children.
have it adopted before the be.ginning of
!he 1972-73 fiscal year.
"Prior lo ent~ring into this agreement.
the ~tEA advised the ci ty of its concerns
regarding the lack of clarity "''hich \vas
present in some of its terms. but the
city's negotiators \vcrc. at that lime.
quick to assure the ~1EA that th e.
contract "·ould be applied in the manner
intended by the ~!EA .
"Under the agrcen1ent "'hich is the
subject of the dispute. f ).IEA 1 sought
only lo be even with the average salaries
paid by a grou p of agrctd·upon sur\·c~'
cities. Jn a yea r \\'hen the cost of living
has gone up well over eight percen t. it is
impossibl!? to have any sympat hy for the
city's restrictive attitude."
The three-year contract called for an
annual five percent pay raise. plus
additional sala ry boosts if it "·as found
that wages in the survey cities had
increased more.
Thei r dispute oo"· centers on how those
salary surveys have been made and
interpreted .
In closing, ).IE1\ spokesmen also
\\Tote: "In his attempt to justify 1hc
city's penny·pinching posture. ~tr .
Thompson has not only completely
distorted lhe circumstanet'S surround ing
the ~'!EA la "'SUit and quoted ).!EA
leaders out of context. he has practically
threatened that the city will go out of its
way to make life miserable (or the :\!EA
because of iU current effort to protect
what the ~!EA feels are the legitimate
rights of city employes.''
The city must reply to ~tEA's
accusations in the suit before the court
case proceeds. Those replies a r e
expected by next week.
County's Secret
Files Discttssed
f'unds 10 s u p po r t Oritnge
Cou nty's super-secret p o I ic e
intelligence unit may be cut off by
the county Board of Supe.rvl.!ors
unless some sort of civll lan rtview
or wh•t goes into the unit's files
which currently contaln more than
5,400 names Is agreed upon.
County police chiefs soy the
mBtter ti "negotiable."
For the story, ice Page 11.
•
T1iree Di e • in. Bloodbcit1i
Grove Woman Hunted
•
In Arizona Shootout
By ARTllUll R. \'ll'\SEL
OI Ille 01Hy ,.Uol Sl1fl
A \"ast. dese rt dragnet sprt'ad over lhl•
U.S. Soulh\1·cst today for a Cardrn (it O\l'
\1on1an "·ho police suspect m.1~· h<l\'e
~'<'It in\·oJvcd in a n1ariju.ina·sn1ug}:(hng
cntrrpr1S<' tha t !'ndt.'CI ln a bloodbath nn a
du sty. niral road .
Tht..• shootou t \'icti ms -diStQ\·ert·cl b)·
t"o lecnagC'd hii;ih school gi rts \\i1lh1ni;
fro1n ranch ho1nl'"S to 3 bus stop
include t"o li .S. Customs .igen ts and a
Garden c:rowe 1nan.
La"men manning roadblocks .irrf'strcl
t"'o younq \\•omen. one from r.arclL·n
Grove, "'hile hrr sister as the fu g1tt\1·
in\'csligators v.·ant to question
Crime scene tC'Chnicia ns h:ivr ~·rn
prrc1ng togrth('r thC<1ries :ibout . ho"
Garden Grovr resident ).h ch.'ll·I \\"1lli:1n1~.
~J. and agent~ Louis J)1xon. 32. and
Charles Bokinskir. 26. bc-camr 1nvol\'t'd
in thC fatal gun baltle
Charged today in i\og:ilrs. Arr1 . 111!h
nlleged dru~ possr~s1on arr Carol~·n .lt»in
Cullison. 26. of C:cirdcn (;rOl'L'. and Lfsl1l'
Jo:1n (ilasgo"'· 22. of Tu~nn .
~1 1ss Culhsorfs sister l\::irL·n 1'
ind<'ntified as the third, ""·as rumor1'<1 lo
he driving a 1964 Cadillac "·1th C.1l1forn1a
license plates .
The l\10 suspects held for qllt'st1on1ng
Ex-Hearst Aide
Says Robbery
Done 'For Show'
From '''ire Str,·lces
,\. Ludlow Kra mer . secretary of st;i1 C'
for \\'ashington. says the S:.in Francisco
bank robbt'ry in "'hich Patricia He.irsr
participated \\'il S stag~ by ht•r kidn:ipcr~
"for sho"' and not for money." 1Rc!u1cd
pictures. P.ige !11
Kramer spent n1ore than a mor.th in
San Francisco .is director of the $2
million Hearst food gi\'Ca"·ay progr:in1
with \l'hich the Hearsls hoped lo 11·in the
release of their daughter.
").!any proplc think of the Symb1011c~f'
Liberation Army as an organization of
bli1cks." he said. '·Jt is not. It's a ;·cty
\\•ealthy organiza tion. controlled by "hit•·
y,·omen. mosth· from the East Coast The
hank robbcrv ·"·as done for sho" nnd not
for money. fht'y don't seem lo have ;1ny
real purpose other than to mak" socir·ty
look bad . to givr it a slap 1n the face ..
Kramer's cnmments came durin g a
~pccch to the Kh1anis Club in !lvqu1am.
\\'ash.
Jlc said he i:;; convinced ).liss Hearst
v.·as not a "'illing part1c1pant 1n her
kidna ping and tha t shr has been
br.iinwashcd unttl she \\·as \\"11\ing lo
make statements denouncing h c r
parents.
"I understand it is not hard to
brainwash a person in 60 days and 1n h('r
posil ion. she obviously h.is to go along
\\'ilh them ." Kramer said.
fle said de\'iccs ha\e been pe rfected lo
detec t rear in a voice and that tape" of
her statements released by 1hc SLA
definitely have shov•ed fenr.
Mean\\•hile, her fi ance ~iid Thur~d1.1y
ni ght that he r rejection of him and her
family doesn't mean a damn th ing·· tis
long :is she is lx'lng held by 1he SI.A.
Steven \\'eed. 26. a lJnivl'rs11y of
Galifomia graduate s1uden1. told C.HS
Ne"·s that ~tiss Hears! \\"a~ '"\·icti mized"
"'hen kidnaped by the Sl.i\ Feb. 4 and 1he
"situation has not changed by now ."
In a tape·recorded message rece1 \·cd
\\'ednesday, ~tiss Hearst ridiculed \\'ced
and her fat her, Randolph A. Hearst.
president and editor of I~ San Francisco
(See ll::ARST, Page %1
Nazi Celebrators
Held in Ger1nanv " KIEL. \\'est Gennany <APl -/\
tavern ov."ner and his bartender hn\e
bten ch..'l.rf:led "''ilh illegal glorification of
Nar.I symbols after a celchratlon of Adolf
Hiller's birthday in I.heir bar.
Local officials s~kl about 50 persons.
mmt or them In their 205. intended the
party April 11 on the ~onh Sea island or
Sylt .
They wore Nazi uniforms, hung a
picture of the fuehrer on !ht wall, played
old SS ssongs and ate hamburgers
decorated "'Ith mustard or cat"up
swastik as.
• • • •
follo,1·111g 1hcir l";1p1urr at :1 rn.idb!otk
11rrc ;1r ra1gnt'<i Thursday bt·fort• L: S
~l.11.!istra\(' Ha} niond Terhz1i in Tucson .
tht'll returned !o Pima Cou111y J;.ul.
un.iblr to mak1~ their S,1,flOO hail.
<;arclrn f;ro\r pol1C't' s;ud !oday lhl·~·
had nn d1r<'l'I kno"·lt•dAt' of fh(· Cullison
stst{'r.~· ac·u11111·'· nor nr \\'1lham:;. "00
app.i~1·ntly l1Vt•d :u thl' ~•HTil' \()(·;1!
;irddrl'Ss as thC' \\Ollll'll,
Jnvl'!'t1~;1tor::; found \\'1l11an1s' body
lx·:.•dl· and partially bfnl'O lh his "reckt.'<I
pickup tn.n:k at !he lx•t10lll oi a 'h·rp
r:l\·111r '.!00 yards fron1 1h1• bOd1r~ of lhl·
slain a~rnt~
llL' h11d hi•cn hit hv foul' sho1µu11 b!:1sts
1h;1 \ IX'lll'lr<ll L•d Thi' 1ru1·k's sl1•1•I cab ;11xl
rt•:1r 111ndn1.1 .is h1· appre111 I~ :1!\l'n1pti·d .1
111;1(! r;1cf' fnr lhL· \h'\1c·,u1 hnrd•·r llf':trhy
ll 1s tru tl. carr\"1nt: ;111 1·~11111.itl·tl 2\11•
pounds of 1n:1n1u~11•1 -11 11·\:111\·1·1~· sn1all
,,mugg ling ~h1p1n1•n1 01l'r tha t descr1
rout e -appart'ntl \' tripped .i sch50r
tS« !'il:Sl't:CT. l'agt 21
Coast Chili Fest
11 Co rupcte • Lii Balboa Bt1y Coo/;:off
~ '
fly C.\HOL i\IOORE
OJ 1~~ 0111• Piiot Still
''1101 'luff' C'orning through"'
Elf'\"Pn eh1h <·ook-off r on test an Is.
1•Jho11c1I thctr \\'ay through the cro"·drd
pa1111 ;11 lhC' natb<1a /lay Cluh In hopes or
rcprl'scnting thP <Jrange Coa:;! .it tlic
lntt•rna111111al Chil1f•·:.t .it Tt·rlingua.
Tt•xas, u1 Scpll'mber
On\~ b.itth C\\•n ;1rn1r<; hy helicopter
to"·linr. Bui ii l.indf'd In !he ])()01. much
to the amuscrocnl of 1.000 guests dressed
1n gingha ms and ~lcxica n s k i r I s or
('O"·boy ge.ir :.ind coonskin c:1ps.
Chili he.ids and their pot crew!!
presided O\'Cr l\\·o glo wing barbecue
troughs . .idd1ng a pinch. da~. fistfu l or
shot of ·"·hatevcr \\·as necessary or
handy.
C.:ook"·are ranged from ranc1l9and
relics 10 the lntc•st s ho 1v 11 In Sun!!rt
rn.igazinr
,\11 the tx·UPr to sho1\· ofr the
roncol'tions 'ariouslv colored fud ge.
sludge. used brick, cafeteria special and
can't print.
The octane 11c.iled fron1 regula r to
prcm1urn .
'"\\'c're making 11 frorn scralch you
realize . h.1 \"l' to m:ike sure it's got
f'vcr~1hing good. . it renlly isn't rf'ady
~·pt .,
"\\'herl' arc lhC' judges? Sure \\'ish we
could get this over so "-"C could eat."
To keep the !XllS from boilin~ over. the
conks spnnklcd 1v!l tcr on !he coals or
SJ)O()ned su rplus in1o tortillas f o r
spcc!alors to samplr
F'inally the nffic1als paraded around
"Pto1n;11ne Table." ta sting from the
numhcrcd bowls and cle.ins u1g the pla te
\I 1th Siiltlnl'S.
··~leat's gr('at but lhe spices arcn"t so
good."
"There's toma111 sou p in the re some
pl.ice "
"Oo11·r knn"· wht'rf' h(' learned but he
!St'e CllllJ, Page 21
l1nportanC!e Cited
HIS CUP OF TEA
Chili Champ Dunlap
Bolsa Marsh Restoring
Get.s Panel's Priority
Rt•stora tion of Bol~<I Chica ).!;irsh ;:i ~ a
natural are;:i is ll!l" of 1h1· hi.l!hcst
priorilics llsted in lh(' rf'\ i'i<'d m::ir1nt•
elemrnt fssuC'<I b\' rc..:1nnal coast;il
commission plnnn!•rs
-The still unde\·elopcd area . ~hirh l1t·s
soulh of \\'arnrr ,\venue on lhc inlnnd
side nf Pacifir ('QaSt lliRhl\flV has
"statt'1.1'idf' impori an('e,'' according tn thf'
1>lanning report.
Compl('tion oi !hf' state's preserve
progr;:im must take place. lt :idds
Tht> prelim1nar\' document fro Ill
planners of the South C-0ast Rcg1onn!
7.onc Conscrvntic'ln r·1immission also looks
to"•ard c; pre!!('n·ation of other arc.is
along the Orang!' Co:ist for publfc use.
These inclurll• Lpprr ~C\\l)Ort Rn~·.
C'r<'sctnt Bar Pnint In l..:i!{un" Beach and
the Ir\ inr coast bet"'·een l.agunn and
Corona del ~lnr
The dr:ift "~H Ix> heard at 9 a.m.
illonday in l..tJn~ ijcach II a r b or
Departtnrnt h<>:idqu11rtrrs. 9?...5 llarbor
Pla1 .. 1 Orivr.
Th!' propnf.t'd ele~nt is th(' first of
nine parts nf u CO..'l.Stul master plan "'hich
the com1nis..l\ioo rnust hel p develop by
earl\· 1976 for the lci;:1slaturc.
fl ·I! outlined in Proposition 20, the 1972
coa~ta1 mne act whieh created !i:t:
, regional and one sUllc"'ide commissions.
'
Thi· r•'111nn;d rnnriru· r!rnl('nl h:J\I i!s
/1r..,1 hf';1r1ng ~l tlr('h I. but "a" t·r1tiril"NI
b\ m;1n1 SJ)l·akrrs fnr C'Onl;11n1n;; loo
n1.1 n1· shr1u!d lh's·· and nnt rnoug)l
· !<hall bf'~ "
I! ls now morr emph;1!11'.
1\ public hea ring nn the S<'cood
pl:inn1n~ f'lrmt·nt -coast:il land -\\-di
1:1k(' plaf't' the s.·une day at 3 pm . also
in l.ong lk'ach
S.1mc of the nc"· or s t 1 t f e r
f!'1..'nn1mt·nd;itions in lhc Clraft niarine
clement are :
-Ex1s1ini; marinas. \\1thin t"·o years
or \ht' p1:1n 's actoplion. shall 1>rovidc
f•fnurnt discharge !:)'Siem to all piers,
Or1at!I nnd refueling sta1ions.
-Orydocks and boat ynrds shnll be
rl'c1uircd 10 ('()nt rol surface rurmrr and
an1H·fnuhnM paint chips.
-FrC<JU<'nc~ of bo.11 use shall be used
1n al!ncnlini:i marina spaces a n d
moor1n~5 tn gi\'e prcferenct to nctfve
boat ers
-Orl'dg1ng. diking and lnndfilling kl
WC'tlands and rs1 u.ir1cs shall be
proh fbiled unless nbsolutely nttemry
for t~ public 1\elrnre . ..
-Oil 1<1nkcr!I n1ust carry performance
bonds to covtr clea n-up and damsgc ol
oil spills. _
-Prererenct In stale "·att!r and M!'Wt'f
(Sf.e BOLSA. Page !J
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•Jo UA1L1 1-'lLOI -H
Mitcl1ell Jaws Flapping Huntingto11
Preparing
,For 'Flood'
Man Shot
--Jury Wru1ts Ocean Vie ·1v Stude11 ts Get Dental Clteck By Police
fu Anaheim
A lot ol mouth.1 were optni.ng and
e\<l5ing Thursday in the Ocean View
V M School District, but no one w.11s angry jnd
few \l'erc even talking. eSCO Cil10 'I 1nst1oo. 1i10 student.! rrom the distrl<t
~l::\V YORK (UP I) -Thi· i\lilchcll·
Stans trial jury asked tocloy !or 11 mc1110
from nnnnclcr Rolx'rt L.. Vl'sco to Donald
Nfxoo of r-;e"'J>Orl ~(·ach. the Presidt"'nt 's
brother. "'hich 1hc go\·crnment contends
threatened dlscloiiurt• of \'esco 's 5200.flOO
secret l!li2 Nixon campaign donation
u.n\ess n ft"'dera1 invest\g11tiun of Ves<.'O
"'as dropP<'d .
The jury, in Its first full d:1y of
dcllbera1tot1. also requested lhBt federal
Judge Lee P. Gagliardi read to ii tile
poftion of his chargr \\"hleh said the jury
must find that former Attorney General
John N. f\li tchell and former Comn1crcc
SC.crttary ri laurice II. Stans engagc<I in
"3 singl e and continuing conspiracy"
rather than on episodic. unconnetted one.
The requests indicated that after more
than seven hours ol deliberation since
getting the case Thursday afternoon the
nine-man , three-\roman jury stlll wns
\\·eighing the first rount In the IS·eount
criminal indictment.
The first c:ount all eges they conspired
lO impede the investigation in exchange
for the Vl'SCO c:ont rlbution.
Judge Gagliardi read I.he charge
5CClion in open coon. sald he v.·ould give
them 1he memorandum, and sent them
to lunch. The memo \\·as sent shortly afte r the
Mection of 1972 and given lo l\titch<'U.
v.>ho sent it back to Vesco "'itbout ever
11?1\ing Donald Nixon about ii.
The government In its c 1 o s i n g
51atc1ncnt said the n1cmo was an "out·
;md-Oul thr eat addrc~d really to the
Pi:esident of the linlted States to do
~nething about that investigation or
Veco v.•ns going to blow the "'histle
about Ute contribution ... "
The jury began deliberating the
(.'fiJninal conspiracy trial at 4:55 p.m.
Thursday, and 20 minutes later asked for
copies of the highly c o mplica ted
Jndlctment.
Today marked the end of the llJ!h
week, and this was the 46lh day m
sea.sion of the trial.
The two suspects sat with remarkable
calm and self-composure through ts
.boun of summations by counsel for both
skies -the deftnst painted them as men
ol honor who could not break the law,
and 1be government said lhey were liars
wOO sold political lnfluenct -and 3~
hojlrs of the judge's charge, before t~
cite went to the jury. The defendant! are charged with trying
to •impede a federal investigation of
Vt$:0 In et change for his secret $200,000
cash donation to lhe 1972 Nixon
campaign, and of lying to the. cr~d jury
about it.
,..., . . k ~~nc sen lleads
Fountain Valley
0ax ntive G1·oup ..
·Ace Ericksen of Fountain Valley will
head a rommittee which will work for
rassage of a June 4 la_K. ~leclion in the
llootlngton Beach Union 1-ligh School
~~lri<I. 'fhe 25-member group is knov.'n as the
~ens Committee for Belter High
tt~·· ~ is made up of residents in the ~2·
.-oere mile hlgh school district, which
f.1~udes students from H u n 11 n g t o n t.~h, Westminstrr, Fount41in Valley
•(.iel Seal Beach.
"the June 4 tax: override \\'Onld lncreallc
•• current r111e of 52 .82 per 100
.1sif!sscd valuation by 17.8-cents ti) pay
fot" construction of one more high school.
t>lstrifl officials cstunR\c !h!lt they
n!l)' h11\c tOOO n1orc ·studcntll than
<':ditin!! schuuls \1trc built !o house.
~ick'>l.·n s;11d the cornmil!N' will
pl'Odllet f11c1ua\ inforrnat1on for d1str1bu·
tifo 10 \"Off'r'J,. ·-
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v.·('re having n frf'f' dental chtckup,
courtesy of stvcrttl volunteer drnllsL~.
nursts and mothers Hnd the deul<il
collt'gc .11 t l.(u11a Linda Univer8lty. which
provided. a five-chair ponable clinic and
thre-t• studc·nt de11t!s1s to 11!1slst In the
prO)CCI.
A fi~t al Ocf':m View, the clink• is one
of few in southern California and thtt only
one u~cd at !oc-;1! st•hoo!s. according 10
Or. Farrl·H lhnkle. t1 S<inta Ana
or1hodon11s1 anti out' r1f the \'Olunlrf!rs.
''How nuiny did you ha\·e. Hiiiy?" one
<'hild yelled across the schoolyard . "l had
I 11·0 ...
.\Jc.anv:hile anotllCr chlld told n 11.•:;iiJing
classn1al<', "II hurls when they have you
hill' down.··
"II dO<'ll not.'' his le:i e her
rcprimand<'d. ''Be ql1iet nr}d let the o!her
children sec for thcntselves. ''
From Page l
P.i\.RI\.S ...
dedication procedure or was built on
school property. For the most part , the:
{'ity h;id to pay for just dl'!velopmenl at a
rough cost of $16,000 an acre.
Huntington Beach no1~· has 38 parks.
inc luding the new 250-acrc cent ral park
set to open this summer, t\ro community
pa rks and 35 neighbo rhood parks.
Parks Director Norm \Vorthy sald the
city's long range plans ca!I for a lotal or
SS parks, includinR t"'O more lar~c
commwiity parks. The addition of the 10
new parks pushes the city "·ell beyond
the halr·"'ay point in its master plan.
Here are the parks to be dcdk·a ted
Saturda y:
-Edison Community Park . 40 acres on
Magnolia St reet across from Ed ison ll i,c:h
School. It has a comnn1nity ccntrr ,
b.:isketball, tennis and handball courls as
well as grass anrl nature arcns.
-Burke Park, 2.5 acres in the qunrtcr
sectiOfl bounded by Brookhurst and
Bushard slrttts. and Atlanta and
Indianapolis avenues.
-St-abridge Park. 3.S acres in the
section boundl'd by Brookhurst and
Bushard, and Atlanta and Hamilton
Avenue.
--Sov.-·ers Park, 2.S acres bounded by
Atlanta and Ind ianapolis, and Bushard
and Magnolia Street.
-Talbert Park, S.4. acres bounded by
Bushard and ~1agnolia , and Garfield and
Yorktown avenues. •
-Glen Vie'"'' Park . three acrrs bounded
by lttcFadden and Edinger avenues, end
Golden West and Edwards streets.
-C't0lden View Park, 2.5 acres bounded
by Warnei and Slater avenues . and
Golden West and Edwards.
-Greer Lakt, 4.2 acres on rilcFaddcn.
\Vest of Golden \Vest.
-Haven View Park. ftll'C'"'..' acres on
Edinger "·est of Bolsa Chica Street.
-ri-1 a r i n e View Park. thPee acres
bounded bY \Varner and Slater Avenue,
and Springdale and Graham streets.
From Pagel
BOLSA ...
grant~ shall be given to applicants "''ho
plan maximum v.·atcr reclamation.
-New discharge permits or sewer
hookups in the watershed that \\'OU/d add
to pollution in Uppe r Ne't'•port Bay shall
not be issued.
-No new warm v.·atrr discharges Into
ba\'~ or estunrics shnll be 31Jowed and
existing city and industria l v.·aste
discharges in those areas shall be
clin1inated.
-User fees shall be attached to
1hcrn1al. sewage and spoils disposal to
help lin:incc protection and restor!l tion of
th e t11arine environment.
-Federal requirements for upgrading
primary wasll' \I/Iller lreatment to
srcond.:iry treatment b)' July 1977 must
be met.
-Cities and countic.!I in the South Coast
r e g ; o n shall incorporate ~v a t f' r
cunSl'rvation as a part of lt1nd use plans.
-1\ li\'inJ! marine rcsourcrs hatchery
shall hi• ('5tablished.
Unlll the full plan is adoplcd , lhr
rommissions have rontrol o v r r
ronstr111·11un 1\·111un l.000 _\·arc!.' of thr
t"U:tstlillt'.
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HE,-\RST ...
Examiner. She ca\led them "c\0\\1lS" and
'"pigs.·· She also reafhrmcd her
alleglancc to the Sl.A.
1\~kf'd whclhC'r ht st ill loved htr, \\'tcd
S..'lid · ''Yes. of cour~. II would be. ab-
.so!utcl_v foolish of me to tJtke that kind of
rt jettlon in a J)f!:rsona.I ~·ay, and the
same goes for her family."
Newland Paintings·
So ught h)' Society
The Jl un!lng100 Beach If Is Io r I c 1 l
Society wanls to borro\Y paintings of 1he
old Newland bou.se for u~ in the :i.tay 18
citywide festival .
Anyone \\'ho ha.!I old palnt1ng.!I,
drawings or renderings of the lnndrnnrk
home. and is wil!Jng 10 loan them oul for
lhe fesliva l, should conlact city librarl11n
Walter .)ohn.!IOn :if 536·S48l. nr public
information officer DUI Rct.'<I at S.'J&.S259.
Inside the portable clinic, Dr. Michael
T. Steele. a Fountain Valley dentlst. and
Loma Unda graduate. was for the fourth
time asking a YOl.lil patient named Liu.
to "please apen your mouth."
Obviously a lfttle frighten«! though,
I.Isa kept her tttlh !lghtly clendle<I until
the denti.~t ask<.>d lltr to watch a
classmate's cxamiJ1atlon and «t..1 1 a
be<:amc convirlced it might not hurt after
all ,
''A i;tood thing about this program Is
tbnt it gh•es the children a chance lo
ccme to the dentist once without
cxperll·ncin,e: any pain, .. ~id Dr. llinklc.
not1ni;i that tht dent ists n1erely check for
!ooth probtc111s i;o the !i<:hool ea n lnforn1
parents.
The ei.:aminations Thursday 11i·ere held
on !he ea1npus of Lark Vie"' and Nuc \ia
Virw ~Is. Those rect'tving ~
f'Xaminatlons "·ere first . second and third
graders in the distriers early childhood
classes. as v.·t.>ll as the handicapped and
mentally retarded siudents. al Nueva
View.
Moretti Raps'
Lobby Charge
Si\C RA~1ENTO \ L' P I )
Assen1bly Speaker Bob ritoretti
says the accusation Iha! liquor
lribbyists ;ire "supplying "·omen"
nnd othtr favors 10 legislators "'as
"a bunch of balonev."
i..... ''Those days are. almost totally
gone in Sarramento to the best o(
niy kno~·ledge." t.!oretli I o 1 d
nr\\'smen Thursday \.\'hen asked
:ibout th<' charge by Dr. Joel Fort. a
San Francisco author.
"Nobody v.·alks around and says,
' "lley Bob. do you \.\"ant a .,..·oman
Thursday night." said t.foretti. a
De1nocratic. gub c r na tori a l
con !cnder.
Pri111e Le1tdi11g
Rnte Sets Higli
At 11 Percent
llunlington &ach will be hit by a flood
Sa1urday -in a mock disaster staged by
the American Red Cross.
About 60 people will spc~ 8 a.m. to
nooo prttcndfng lh&t the banks of the
Santa Ana River have overflowed, to test
the ef fectiveness ol their
communications equipment.
Sllveraclo Canyon. in the. El Toro area.
also will be covered with water -at
\ealit In the minds of the eniergency
..,..·orkers.
Part icipating In the drill are the Red
Cross, the Santiago Communications
Team, Amiteur Radk> Emergency Corp.,
Anaheim Radio Assodatlon and. the Clvil
Air Patrol Orange County Group 13.
• No "flooded" homes or areas will be
evacuated.
The exerci.w, sim ilar lo an earthquake
arranged by the Red Cross recently, is to
lry out the lines of communi cation, in
case the real thi ng ever happens, a Red
Cross official said.
The: simulated disaster will involve
seven jeeps. three aircraft and lhe Red
Cro5s disaster van .
One aircraft will fly over bridges, lakes
and dams v.·hile people inside take
pictures of lhe area below and lheo drop
them off at Fullerton Airport .
Tu·o other alrpla~ will t a k e
simulated serum and a doctor to
~feadowlark Airport in Huntington Beach
"·here a ca r will ru sh them to Huntington
lniercommunily ll05pital.
The radio equipment v.·ill keep ronlact
going bet"·ccn the pilots and lhe target
ar('as.
The Reel Cross office at 601 N. Golden
Cl rt·le Drive, Santa Ana . will be disaster
hC'adquartcrs.
The main point of the drill. one official
ex plained, is l<> make ~ure !he \·arious
communication syste1ns can b e
coordinated.
From Pagel
SUSPEC1'. • •
device crossing O\'er.
NF.\\' YORK (AP) -'J'hto prime One theory is that he realized
lending rate to big business climbed to a Bokinskie and Dixon were trailing him
hiStoric 11 perce.nt peak today. \\hen and set up an ambush, fatally Ytounding
Franklin National Bank boosted the key one of !he agents. thtn taking his sho!gun
interest fee from 10'~ percent. and slaying the other.
The bank said that conditions in the Santa Cruz Count y She rift Paul
money market. where banks and Sbo"·alter said It appeared the v.·ounded
corporations raise sbort-tenn Jcndable \Villiams probably ran do\\n one of the
funds. "more than justify" the increase. victims v.-·ith the truck. or shot him f1rst,
The rise means that c 0 r p 0 r ate be fore turning lhe shotgun on the dead
customers or Franklin National. the 20th man's partner.
I b k · i..-One \1·11s shot <'ighl limes and one nine, nr11est an m luc nation. \\ill find it s;iid Sheriff Sbo11i•Rher. who foHo\\·ed a more expensive lo borrow. But the increase should not have an immediate trail of tracks from !he scene unti l ii
im pact on consutner installment loan OI" vanished on hard ground.
mortgage ra tes, which arc not directly "I bclie..-c !here was more to it than
linked to the prime. just 200 pounds of marijuana,'' he said. noling Information had btcn obtained
Secu rity Pacific Bank ar,d Unite1 Cali· that \V illia ms "''as ~'anted on narcotics
fomia Bank moved tod:iy to IO•• percenl. charges.
Analysts say the recent stc:-p climb in lie suggested more !han the t\\"O
the prime, or the '""llnimum lending fl'(! 11'0men in custody and the one lx>ing
banks charge most c r e d I t • w o r I h Y sought might know something about
rorpo rate customers. renects the circumstances of the killings. Federal Reserve Board 's decision to keep 1 · s credit tight The Fed v.·hich acts as the .. t "'as horrible," said Nancy earlt. 18. who "'as "'alking to cal<'h a school nation's money manager. ft'els that bus with her sis ter Julie. 14. when they
re-stricti.ng the growth of bank credit will found the bullet-riddled U.S. CUstoms
help control inflation. · truck and bo<ties.
PICKING PLUMS
Marcus of H!1lm1n-Marcu1
Nei1nan-M nrcus
Ne1vport Store
'First' for Coast
By JACKIE HnfAN
Ot Ille OtllY '11" Sttff
~'e"-port Beach has come out ahead ol
Los Angeles once again.
The \Vest Coast's first Neiman-Marcus
store \\ill be bu ilt at Fashion Island at a
cost of S5 million "give or take a mllllan.
as we say in Texas." according to board
chairman Stanley t.1a rcus.
'"This is our first s1op in California."
~1arcus said Thursday at a press
conference at the Big Canyon Country
Club.
"\\'e expect to build a number of stores
in !he Los Angeles area." he sa id. "In
Newport Beach. v.·e think v.·e've re:illy
picked a plun1."
A yowi.g Anaheim man was shot .wl
critically WOU!Xl<d 'lbuniday night In •
gunfight with polke coll<d by Ill<
Victim'• brother to ln\'tstig;;ite a
burglary.
Rodney ~f. Vebout, 11, w1111 shot by
officers alter he and another man
allegedly opened fire on pallce wben they
Wert caught In the act of unloading
stolen guns from a par~ed car.
Vebout was listed tn seriow: but stable
condition today in the Orange Coitnty
rited.lea! Center intensive care ward.
A poU~ spokesman said the incident
began Thursday evening when Vebout's
21·year<iJd brother, Rlcbard, reported a
burglary of aeve.ral guns from his
apartment.
Police came, took the report and left
only to be called a Abort while. later by
Richard Vebout, y,.1'1o told them he saw
his guns In a car perked nearby.
Plainclothes policemen kept the car
under surveillance un til the victim and
another man began taking the gum oet
of the car.
\\'hen the officers challenged !hem, the
pair anegedly began shooting. The
policemen !ired back, hitting Vebout
several times.
The police spokesman said Vebout's
companion n~ during the confusion •nd
he is still at large.
A thin! suspe<t, IS.year-old Daryl H.
Koepnick , was arrested several minutes
later and charged with suspicion of
burglary and possession of stolen
property. Police said he owned the car in
v.·hich the guns were f o u n d .
Transient Held
For Robberies
In Huntii1gton
\Vi!h gr o undbr ea k i n ~ set for
n1idsummer Rnd the target completion
date for Sepl ernber l!li5, Ne"'port Beach
shoppers v.·i!I soon be abl e to bro"·se
among suc h unusual gifts as his and her camels for v.•hic h the Dallas-based stores A 24-year'{)Jd transient is in Huntington
arc famou.'i. Beach Jail today. charged with the
"Our approach is to he experts in armed robberies of two liquor stores
every field ," said Marrus, w h 0 Thursday night.
sometimes visits 01.ina as often as three Police identi!!ed the man as Stephen
times a year .in search of antiques. Lloyd Gutsch. who listed no address. He
He said that Ne.iman-1i1arcus store! said he has been staying in a Seal Beach
carry only what they consider to be the motel.
finest merchandise. He is being held on $35,000 bail in
"Sometimes my son and 1 go through a connection Y.·ith the holdup of a 7-11 store
store and remo\'e items from shelve! at Brookhunt Street and Atlanta Avenue
even if we ha\·e to take a total l~s on and Mr. B's L\quor Store at 17196 Pacific
them simply because v.-·e don't think Coast Highway.
they:re the right thing for our customers • • ~olice claim Gutsch used a small
to o\\1\," ~larcus said. caliber revolver to rob the first market
Jn addition lo its gift deparlment, the of $80 at 4:30 p.m. and almost six hours
ne\I' 120,000 square foot store ~·Ill carry later entered the second store and took
men 's. women's and children 's wear and $90.
"·ill offer a restaurant and a beauty lie v.-·as arrested by Officer Robert
salon. ~loran after allegedly running from the
liquor store.
GIRLS BATTLE
ON GRIDIRON
\l/estminS1er }( i g h football-girls
style-is stated for tonight at the Lions
field v.-·i1h a 7:30 kickoff.
It's the juniors aga inst !he seniors in
po~·der puff football and admission is SO
cents.
Conunandos Infiltrate
SAIGON (UPl} -An inVC3tigatlon
today indicated that \1iet Co n g
commandos disguised in government
unifonns infiltrated a training camp and
hurled the fi\'e grenades that killed at
least 17 South Vietnamese draftees and
~-ounded 118 others In an auditoriwn
near Saigon. This week, the Fcdtral Resr..-erve __ . ----
Board raised the discount rate.. or fee it ------·--------·---
charges niember banks to borrow fron1
it. to 8 percent from 711 percent. This
added Curt.her up"·ard pressure to money
market rales.
In announcing the decis ion to adopt an
11 pe f cent prime. the chairman of
Franklin National. 11arold V. Gleason,
said : ~ j
"\\"c 1nay as v.·ell face reality and get
to !ht• top as soon as possible. Pussy· '
footing only prolongs lhe agony of
\\'ailing for the decline."
One bank. Citizens & Southern I'Oational 1
1 Bank of Atlanta . has a 10-1 , percent
prime but this is being charged only on 1
new loa ns. Citizens has a 101Z percent 1
prime on e:tisting loans.
From l'GfJf! 1
ClIILI ...
h.'.ld bellcr start over."
'':-l"eeds more brown sugar. don't you
1hi11k?" I
"[)O \\'e altov.· baron and olives"?"
Such \Vere . the considerations of !
11ndefe11t('(! Terlingua chili cha mp C. V. 1
\VOOd .Ir., Grand Pri:< driver C.'ltl'Q!I
Shl'lby and their v.•ives. JoAnne and
Sandy ; Bill Neale from Dallas, Burck
Smith. \\'ally Parks. Woody De Sliva,
il<>Y Palmer. Stan Locke, Grant (F11thcr
l)ulfy ) 1\.1cNi lf. Judge Calvin P. Schmidt
and James H. Walsworth.
The~· l>rocla\m('d Al Dunlap or Newport I
IJ<'ach "the man v.i th a lot of tas1e'' 10
rtpre!f'nt these parts before t h e l
lnt~matlonal Ch.ill lfead.s Appreciation
Society
\Vhat went Into the "inning reclpt?
"No ~am -ch or I z o sausa~e
jalapeno chills ana a helluva cl'lc{, Gin~ I
l.orlng:· Dunlap confessed. 1 Richard Jordan of Balboa l~land wa;j
second. ''He would ha\·e been first if he t
hadn't eaten so much."
Victor Rettlng of Corona del 1\.tar and
James De11n of Santa Ana Ued for third.
'rhot left \Villiam Rfng. Guy Claire 1 Neale John80n. Dale Johnson. Edward
Elliott and Eil(l('n Schuler vowing to do !
better next ye1tr. ~leanwbile the judges had ''anlshe.d
1
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through the crowd ~·ith their own cry of
"I lot stuf{! Coming through.''
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6 DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Seniors
Senior citizens are beginning to feel they ha\·e been
poorly dealt with by city government in Huntington
Beach. They have a case.
Tho city council clearly bas promised them some
type of home for their organized activities. Vacated
Memorial Hall was generally ronsldered the llJcely
choice as an interhn facility until a new building cou.ld
be built.
But last week, the Council on Aging was dismayed
to find that the cily can't open up Memorial J-laJJ for
public use, at least not right away. Both the fire chief
and city building direetor informed tbe city council they
don't believe lhe old building is safe enough in terms of
fire and earthquake protection.
Councilmen had to back off their original promise
and now they are befuddled as lo the next step, though
they still intend to solve the problem.
The senior citizens tend to blame the council, but
the real fault lies in inadequate city hall staff work. The
latest repon on staff suggestions for the use of the old
civic center (including l\1emorial llall) at 5th and !\fain
slieets, is one of the poorest efforts the adn1inistraUon
has produced. ·
It was a. four-page report filled with unfounded
assumptions, misdirected goals and contradictions to al·
ready established counciJ policy.
The report suggested a brand new senior citizens
hall would be built where l\1emorial Hall now stands,
even though the council has repeatedly said no decisions
will be made for the long-term use of the area until a
downtown redevelopment plan is fini shed.
Disappointed
Memorial 1-faJI has long be<!n ('Onsidered Jess 1han ade·
quate fron1 safety features, bu t the staff report onre
again raised false hopes for the city's elderly.
Councilmen have promised to create something that
will belong to the highly or~a ni zcd and acUve seniors
and we believe councilmen will keep their promise. But
Jet's get the job done right, and ge t wlth it pron1 ptly.
Shortsig hted Vo te
The Fountain \'alley School District is ('O nsidcrcd
one of the bette r. mo st progressive educational .o;yste1ns
in Orange County. if not I.he state. That makes it all the
more difficult lo watch its leJc!ers fa.11 into the snare
of petty para<::hl:llism over the unificat ion issue.
Last week trustees split 3-2 ·on a somewhat sinister
dec_ision. They decided lo take a "neutral'' !;!and, no
ac11ve support. for the June 4 ta:< overMde ele<'tion in
the Huntington Beach Union J·hgb School District.
' It was sparked by the dissension amo ng districts
o.vcr the proP.osed diYision of the hi gh school systen1 into
five, pew unified dis tricts.
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• ' -. And the report also suggested the use of l\1emorial
J.lall as a temporary headquarters for the seniors, but
the staff members who wrote it never bothered to ask
the fire or building departments about safety conditions.
The tax ove~de will . build anothe r high school
campus to help relieve serious overcrowding, which is
also one of the mai n concerns of the unification effo rt. ~e proposed scho_ol would fi t into any fut u re unifica-
tion plans. Founla.in Valley's st.i nd, an obv ious retalia-
tion to the lack of hi gh school support for the five-dav
plan. comes off as being petty and ill-timed. It bespeali.S
a lack of concern for any but their own i nte rc~ts. Tni ~
tees Roger Belgen and \Vil Uam Crane re<'OJ?nized that
and. voted against it. It's too bad Trustees l-'red \'oi:s.
Sheila A1e ycrs and Karen Ackley didn't show a little
broader perspecti ve. 'What does il say? Quite a bit about American values.'
Hoiv Nixon
Solved His
Last Crisis
( ART HOPPE )
News I tem: The President's chief
lawyer denied !\fr. Nixon hod violaUd
the law against withholding knowl·
ectge of a feluny -even though he
fa iled to te/L Ww enf OTcement officers
that hush money was paid to Ui.e
\Vatergate burglars.
"The Presiden t is the chief law
enf orcement officer in the country,··
said attoniey James D. St Cl.air.
Therefore , the President fulfilUd
tli.e law's requirement!. St. Clair im-
plied., by repor ti11 g knowledge of the
felony to himself.
l\1Y FELLOW AMERICANS, I address
you tonighl at a moment of grave na-
tional crisis. As you know, the Senate !.O-
day saw fit to con-
vict n1e in its im-
peachment proceed-
ings. 1'hat is their
right and I do not
for one n1inute deny
them th al right.
'l'he question "·e
must face ton ight,
my fello"' Ameri-
cans, is "·hat steps
"'t shall take in this emergency. Our
constitution, I am glad to be able to re-
port to you. makes one thing perfecil y
clear. Upon impeachment and conviction,
the President -and let me read th is to
you verbatim -"shaJI be removed from
office."
NOW TlfAT is the law and, as you
know, l have s"·om. rightly or wrongly,
to uphold the law.
.I, therefore, immediately conferred
with myself In my capacity as Olief Law
Enforcement Office r on how best to
remove myself from this office.
The Chief Law Enforcement Office r
advised me that I can be removed bodily
either by Federal Marshals or U.S.
troops -but, unfortunately, Federal
llo1arshal s ha ve received no training
whatsoever in presidential removal.
I immed iately called upon . the Com-
mander in Chief, which is also myself, to
order a c.'.Ontingency force of American
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
\Vhy would anybody believe that
a Democratically controlled Con-
gress, that doesn't have the guts to
vote a gun control law, could po&
sibly impeach any President:
K. s.
GI_,..-GVI Clll'l!Mllh tr• ~ Irr
rMffn •Ml .. -.t llM:euaril'f refNd ""'
View$ ol "" --· Sfftll ,,_. "' ,..w1 11 o-.iw °"""' D.llJ\' l'ilel.
troops to remove me from office.
However, the Commander In Otief, I
think rightly, strongly urged against such
a course on the grounds that a display of
military might at this critical point
would only tend to inflame the crisis
rather than relieve it.
I AGAIN searched through the
Constitution. I found that I may be
removed because or physical or mental
incapacity. Here. I hoped, might lie a
\Yay out of this dllemrna.
As Chief Medical Officer, t subjected
myself to a rigo1".9us physical ex-
amination. As Chief Director of "lental
Health in this great land of ours. I put
myself through exhaustive psychological
testing. I passed -and Jet me be
perfectly candKI alxlut this -both tests
with flying colors.
One alternative remained. I called upon
myself as Chief Executive Officer to
carefully and painstakingly review the
case against me and render, insofar as
humanly possible, a fair and impartial
verdict.
The Chief Executive Officer, at my
bidding, has done precisely this. And f
am happy to report to you tonight that
the crisis over my removal" from office
has been at last resolved. I have been
granted, I am proud to say, ExttU:ive
Clemency.
TKERE WILL be those, my fellow
Americans, who will undoobtedly at-
tempt to subvf!rt the steps I have taken
to uphold the Constitution in this national
emergency.
I ha\'e, therefore, asked the Com·
mander in Chief to deploy troops aroW'td
Capitol Hill to preserve our cherished
Constitution. l baYe every re.uon to
believe the Commander in Chief will
cooperate fully with me in this hour of
national peril. And J expect every decent
American will do like~:i.se, God willing.
Thank you and good night.
Henry Vlll's Last Queen
One of the most prom inent, and leas!
documented people Jn lhe reign of Henry
VIII comes into her own right in Queen
Katherine Parr, an in depth, highly
readable book by Anthony llo1artiefl5Wl
(T\tcGraw-~lill, f1.95). K.alherinc Is shown
not slmply aa the wile: wbo survived
him but as an outstanding woman of
the Tudor Age and ot' the New Learning
advocated by Erasmus snd Sir Thomas
Moore.
T\1ARRlED for the first Ume at 17,
widowed shortly a.ff €'rward.s. Md subse·
quently the wife of Lon! Latimer. a
leading mngnate of the North, Katherine
was brought up In court circles a.s
tht'! protegea of thB King's rirst wife,
Cathtrine of Aragon. Her earlle$1 tu tor,
the Spa nia rd Juan Vives, was an ad-
vocate of increasing po""·er for wo men.
Wh en her second huSband supported
the Northern rebellion Katherine came
close lo dilaster. but. as Martlenasen
shows. she nay1gattd with great skill
I.be treach erous sho1ds of Life at court,
rodo the tide of Rtforma Uon, and finally . •
(THE BOOKMAN J
outwitted her arch-memy. Thomas
Cromwell, becoming a prime factor in
bis disgrace and execution.
AFTER the death of Lord Latimer
Kathuioe became Henry VllI's final
queen , and as such she was responsible
for the education of he.r step-cltlJdren
who were to become in succession }(jng
Edward VI , Queen Mory, and Quttn
Elizabeth I. She brotlllht th ... children
under the same roof for the flnt time,
and influenced their whole Uvu.
Martlens3etl . a pmmlnent author and
bistortan (llJtler aod HU AdmlralJ,
Crime and the PoUce:) gives a
remarkable port rait not on ly o r
Katherine, but of the whole: tortuous
and dangerous . yet brilliant, Tudor Age
lo whlch she lived.
VICTOR Di: KEYS&RLING
H
l1t1peaehrn.ent Politics flit Corn11111r1it'1 Actiora
Veto Awaits Anti-poverty Financing
'VASHINGTON -The deepening efleet
on all government policy of Presi dent
Nixon 's desperate struggle for survi\'al
\.\'as felt on Capitol Ifill last week v.·hen
congressional Republicans rectived th is
message: President Nixon "'ill veto anv
bill to refinance the Community Actioii
Program.
The foor Republicans in Congress
responsible for anti.pove rt y legislation,
rangi ng from liberal
to moderately con·
servative. requested
!he meeting just be-
fore the Easter re-
C65. They hoped to
convince t.-tr. Nixon
it would be in his.
the nation 's and the
Republican party's
interest to sign such
a bill. But the reply from f\\'O faet>le.:.s
flmclionarics was a non·negot li:1 ble no.
'The explanalion is embedded in the
new game of impeachm<'nt poli tics. \'lith
impeachment by the House increasingly
likely, the White !louse must count on
one-third pl us one of the Sena te to save
him-at least 34 conservativ<' &!na tors .
Since r-.1r. l\"ixon has offended n1an.''
con servatives with dctcnte and high
govemment spendi ng, he now· attempts
to· ·appease them on scnsilive though
peripheral issues.
THE ANTI-POVERTY PR 0 G rt A M
( EVANS ·NOVAK J
begun hy President Johnson in 1%-1 1s onC'
such iS.<;tJC. Conservatl\"es hn\"c Joni;;
lusted for its evisceration. Rut for f1\ r
yea rs !'olr. Nl~on has fo1lo\1ed s1 aff
adviCl' to reform. not kill, the anti·
poverty program-thereby disobrying his
O\ITI instincls.
Hov.·cver, just "'hen the Nixon instinct
coincides with the pol itics of survival. the
politics of poverly are c h a n g i n g .
Community Action Programs, "-'hich
began as l!O\"crnmcnt-financed exercises
in proto-rcvolution , ha\'c joined the
establishment. City hall once damned
Community Action . but the mayors now
plead for continued ft>der<il fi nancing.
\Vhat's more, Commu nit\' Action has
strange nrw Republican :1liies. incl uding
highly respected Rep Albert Quie of
r.tinnesota . once the lloose battering
ram against Commu nity Action bu l no1v
its key defender. C:\·en more strange.
lobbying fol"' Co mmunity Action. fina nced
by dues checkoffs o1 fNleral JJO Verty
\~OrkC'rS, is form er Rep. \\"illiam Cram\'r
of Florida . A hard·shC'll conse rvative and
in1ptaeable foe of antl-po\"erty Je~i~ln !ion
as a Congressman. c·ralll(!r no"' is
getting S25J.IOO a month for three months
to sell Community Action
TllE fOl rt J{l'publicans handling
pov1:rty lt"g1slalion -Quie. Hep. \'¥11\iam
Str1,c:rr 1Jf V..'1sron~1n. S1>n. HobeM T:ilt.
. !1· , of Ohio and &.·n. Jaruh Javtts of ~cw
York-now S\Jpport Con1mu111ty Ar\ion .
~1. ,J fl\"Jl~ last "Li:k askt'd !he \Vh1lc
llou~ f01' ;i rnectin~ 10 Sl'\'k a
compromi5£'. S<.-nt up to Capitol llill "'<'re
l\\O aides 1\·ell below lhe policy1nak1ng
level : J:unes Cavanagh of the Domestic
Council sl<iff and JJaul o·:-ietl of the
Offil"C of i\l3n:1gement and Budge t.
The congr{'ssional Hepublicans told
them the much critrc17.t'd anli.poveny
agency. the Off 1l'c of Eco nomi c
OpporrU"tlity IOE0 1. ""i\S doomed. Nor
did they like a Democratic scheme to put
<.:ommunily Action in the voluntary
A(,ilON agency. llut they did think
Community Action could prosper inside
the Orpartment of l/e;ilt h. Education and
\\'elfare ll·IE\V), urging the President to
support this.
lfo1vard Phillips. briefly in charge ol
OEO last year for the pu rpose of
disn1antHng 11. has tlrscribed Cava nnp;h
as ooc ··1\ho takes his curs from O'Neil "
and O'Neil as '"shrev.dlr !i~ral.'' But
last 11eek. C.1;·anagh and o ·~c1l t11n1cd
thun1bs dov.11 . \\'hC'1h\'r tn OEO. ACTI ON ,
or l!E\V, Comn111nity Action funding
11·ould be 1·eL0t.""CI. hy i\1r. Nixon. period.
\\'hat's more. lht' Prl'Sidcnt also might
;·ctn ;1 bill for a nl'"' Legal Se rvices
program I former/~' IOOi;ed in OEOJ if !he
Scn<itc·llousc L1ll1fercnt:e now devising
the f111nl forin pc~isl .11 in presC"nt trends.
If so. :\l r. i\ixon "111 h:iv c pi.irforn1ed th('
unt1·an ti·poverty hnt 1rlck: OEO, Legal
Service s, Conun u111ty Action .
THIS \\"O Lll.n satisfv cons<'rvail\'C
demands. rnuncia tcd by · Ph11tips nt'art y
ever.• "eek in ll uman Events. Such cons~rv'1tives aff' "'ell aware o f
Impeachment politics . AJthough Sen.
James Auckl ey of J\"ev.• York called 1or
J\1r. Nixon's rc·signalion as a matter of
('Onscience, mnny conservatJ\'CS view Lt
as a shot across the lxlw making ri1 r.
Nixon 1nore attentive to lhel r desi res.
J\1elvin R. La ird as presidcntll\I
cotn1selor "'·as. ::a counte rforce lo such
pressures and today "'ouki be pressing
~Ir. Nixon to approv(' Co mmunity Action
inside HE\V. But Laird's hard-wuking
young Suc.'CCSSOr as domestic policy chief,
Ken Cole, is not one to argue ""ith lht
President. He gave the Presidcnrs
orders to Cavanagh and O'Neil to rela y
to Congress.
Consequently, the scenario s~ns
clear: Congress \\"ill finan.ce Community
Action l{nder llF.~1. ~1 r. t\ixon "'"·1!1 \'eto
it. the veto ""ill bi' overridden. At a
happit r time, the \\'hi!c House would
h:ivc ni!l('hed at the indign ity of <i n
override. Not no w. All policy is geart'd to
safeguarding one-t hird plus one against
con\'ict ion in the Scnatf', and all
arguments backing moderate. non.
revol utionary help for the pOOr pale
before tha t imperative.
Don't Knock Those College Degrees
To the Ed itor:
The article bv Rus Walton on Jfous1on
l-"Joumoy f'.Le.aders From the Ranks
Serve Best," Daily Pilot, April 22) argues
that iltr. Flournoy is disqualified from
consideration as a g u b e r na tori CJ I
candidate because he has a doctor;J\f'
from Princeton. ha s been a profrssor of
political science, and has not hct·n
"trained in the school of hard knock.o;;."
One ""·ould have thought this kir'ltl of
prejud ice against cduc;i tion nnd culture.•
had died out with !he i\lcCa rthy t'rrt. but
cYidenlly the curious beast is st ill alive.
T\tr. \\'alton. in an echo of t ho~ good ol d.
times, even hints strongly that ~tr.
Flournoy's educa tion and special !ruining
in politi cal science make him suspt'ct as
a Red. Russia does train people specially
for high offic€'. he reminds us. '·So docs
Red China. But. not 1he good old ti .S. of
A.·· In shon. iltr. \Vallon demonstrates
the famili ar kind of an tl·intellect uahs1n
"'-'hich may be as American as apple pie
bu t Is not nearly as palatable.
tT tS llARD to see an~1hing "TOng
"·ith a person making a study of
governmental processes, even at ;i h i~h
level, before he aspires to public office.
Expe Men<.-e h;is a1nply demonstrated lh:it
In order ro be a ca pable government
<1dministr1uor it is n0t enough to ha\'e
been a general. an aclor and sofl·shoo
dancer. or even a haberdasher. \\'hat 1\·t':
may leRitim;itely ask of 11 candidate for
high office is tha t he demonstrate :in
exctptional degree of intelligence. and
v.isdom, and that be possess an adequate
Quotes
\\'llllam W. Greer, Berkeley -"Th<!
need for scnpegoals K"Cms to ht' greater
now lhan ever. Aristotle knew it long a~o
... S3\\' it In the gre.at dramas of hls
day ; t'ne S()e(lacles of f;unou.:ii mf'n
rnteting tragje r.:nd~ through some
character na"'': pride ptrh.ips or lg-
noranC'f!, lmpe1uosity, zcaJ, erron of
judjment. Iconoclasm ...
( MAILBOX J
L.fllttl 1ron1 rtacll.rt 1r1 wt tcomt. H11rm11!1
wrl1tr1 "'°'1lt COllYtJ "''" mftJa,... ill llM w ... o.
Ir IHI. Thi ri9flt '" CM!-.. lt!Mf"I IO "' W>Mt 11r t llml111!1 llMI 11 rewrvtl. All ltlttn mun l1>o
elude 1lt111lwrt •ltd m11~.,, 11Mrt1., 11</f ,,.."""
m11 M w1ltll!tld on r1<111t1I lf 1wlf!tl"I '''"°" II
1-rlfll. POllrY wlll FH!I M PUblblltd.
kno"·lcdge or the 1n!ricacics . 0 f
government Takin~ ri Ph.D. 1n polit.icul
science nlay not be the on!)' "ay lo
demonstrate these qua lifitatlons . Mtl l it
seems one way.
I don't happen to su pper! ~Ir. Flournoy
as a ca ndidale for governor. The point l.'l
nn abstract one. if r.tr. \\"al ton can gra sp
That. And by the "''ay, under our fo rm of
goveri:mPnt il Is not a crime to ha\·t a
college degree, e\·€'n .1n :idvanecd onr
DONALD llEl~EY
l\1obod,1 C11 res?
To the Editor :
\\'here nre all the bumper st ickers?
I !i>0ught it was an election yrar, but
it's obvious thnt nobody en.re~!
JUST for fun, I coun1cd pohlical
bumper stickers one aft('rnoon . In one
hour. out of hundreds of cars. I came up
"ith lhe follo~·ing:
Alloto -one.
~1oreltl -one.
~lafif -t~'O.
\1ost people v.·ould "ri\lhcr be sai11ng"
it seems, I counted si x of those !
Ml~ll S~R:<A
R e al l'rogr-e••
To the F..d itor:
111.'ltoria n !,('(I J Friis in hl~ "Oran~
County Through rour Centuries" 1196.S)
records:
"Th~ discour1glng dArkness of tbe
depression )'ears \\JS hnghtcned by the
birth of the Festival of Arts ""hich has
bccon1e an impor1an1 tul tu ml inst itution
of Orange County It ~·as in 1932 that
artrst~ and ·cr:1fts1 nt:n at La.guna Beach
held their ftrsl festival "llh the
C'ucalyptus lrt:es of ·I·:J l'<iseo Street as a
b.1rkdrop. ··
lllSTORf C,\I, f()Qtnotc tor thr future :
"ii v.·;1s n1 1974 that l~ cit izens of
Laguna !lf>ach dl'd 1c:11ecl thei r new ~lain
Bev.ch "ith !he cuc<.1lyptus trees (~·hat 's
left of them! of El Pasco Stn'et
1 defu.nctJ ser\ 1ng as a backdrop for the
comfort station."
~Ian. tha t's pure progr1$5!
BILL. DAY
Da11ge ro11s Bill
To the Ed itor :
Re: 11.R. 0053. i'ost Card Registra tion
\lie understand the subject b1!1 1s out o!
ro1nm1ttrc and ready for a noor \"Ote.
Thr stated nbjcc111·e of !hi' bill is lo
mnkc \'Oler rrg!str;111on easier
)\'F. LIST 00101\' !he n ·a~ns why \\"e
f('(·! the hill ~hould !)':' drfr:itC'd In the
llou~r or vet1.M hy th{' Pri•s1dl'nl 1! 11
J.:f'L~ by the llou.sc:
I. Is a ,.,.ry-d~rot"live pm1>0sal to
our election s~sT c1n.
2. \\'111 crt·:i11• an admin1strau~·e
nigh!mart for local election off1C'1als
3 \\'ill crl·ate chaos 1n cx1s11ng
rcglslration s~'iilerns
4. \\'111 r€'quirr dual rL>g1.&trat1on
sy~tems in sornl'" s1.1tes.
5. \\'ill crt-at~ new oppor1ullillcs fe1r
frAud.
6. Could po~ <1 I h I y dtsenfronch1se
\-Olrrs currcn1h· Tf>;:istt.'red,
7 \\'111 suixr1mposc a count f! r •
producti ""· bureaucrat.le. fed~al control
over p.1st !'t.'11<' improVemrnts and take
from lhc st.ates tilt 1ncenli\f {or further
Improvements.
8. l'nm.1nagrah1C' Coo;-ts·
111 1 ;\lading of 1511 m1lhon ~t card.s.
1hl Loe.al eltcuon of(iciats ha\'e to
handle and repl).
•
fcl Estimated co.o;ts S.10 million lo
$300 m.itlion.
ldl &nate Bill h:is no <'Xpcnsc limit.
!louse Rill carries S.iO mi 11 io n
au1horizat1on.
9, Post Card nrgistrat1'ln docs oot
:ipply to stiltC and loca l C'I 'lions. lhll<>
rrquiring. ;Jt l''l:tra tu:;t, l\1·0 systems of
re~1stra11on.
ID. Anyone t•1111 111gn a past c:irrl a1ld
mail 111, n1;1n, v.nm;1n, child or som<'OnC
else for :1 cieiid perS<in. or non-c11izC'n . A
rcet>1p1 i:i .1ckno"'ledi;:emcn1 of post C'ard,
a receipt 1s eY1dence to vott• l'enallic!t
urf' Sf'! 11p in !he-Rill, hut ho11· do you
c;itch lh1: fraudul{'flt ~ \\'ould ttn·re ev r
be an uptlut1"(! pre-c1nct 5ht."'CI to \\·ork
from '!
It Ht'mCJ \'"S loc<il contr,,J :l nd
01{·rrid<·~ l'l:t1e electlon lav.s
\\·e 11ri:;1• d1·fr;11 of !his bill
C C \IQSt:LEY
0 1AN61 COA.S'1'
Dl.ILY PILOT
Robtrt .V. \\li>td, Pu.bl.i.th t r
1herma.s Ket.vii, Edl!o r
Bnrbara Kri ibic h
Editorial Pagt. Editor
The #'ditorlal pn.i::r of thr D111ly
ri;o1 .w:tk~ lo inform and stimulah.•
1"'110rri; hy Pl'nC'"flll"f.r on thL<1 J>'\5:t
rll\"1'51' .-om111('ntary·on 1op1r,; or in-
lPT"t-sl hy '-)'"'1lc11tt'<f f"l)h1mn1:c1s and
rar1oon1~~. by pn.wid•n'! " forum IM
rt:Adtrs· ,.,,.,.,. iand by Jln'tl<'fll •nR" th11
f\f''A~Pf'r !I ()\'.l!rrlon. and ldt>u f'tn
cun ... nt 1c.p1n. Tl\c todllor'1al ornnK,"'Wts
ol l)lf' t>a.i:y P11.,, :lW"'Ar only 1n the
cd11orlA.l rohlmn at ttlf-top ..,r the
pa.gt. Opinl'l:'I~ tll"JK'Hsrd by 1ht ~
umm&ts and earioonlfl3 1ni.I letltt
-.."Ttttt~ 11r t their own l.nrJ n(J •ndonf'o
men! ot ri'itlr \'it'll.• by 1he-oau,
PiJot ~Id ~ lnltn'td.
Friday. t\pril 26, 1974
·.
I
'
Liquor Tax
Increase
Bill Dead
SACRAMENTO IUPll
l..eglslalion Increasing liquor
taxes and providlng more
n1oncy to rehabilitate Califor-
nia Alcoholics h::s bctn killed
by a. senate committee.
The Governmenta l
Organli.ation Co m ni I t t e e
Thursday voted. 11).(1 Io
approve a subcommiUC!<!
recommendation to take no
( S tate ) First Wittiesses
Janet Cooper. left, and Cynthia Garvey. both 27.
action on the bill. Foao ... :ing will be first ~·itnesses called by a fo~ederal Grand the VO(e , sub<.'orr.1nittl'C chair·
G ()..,. Jury next week investigating n1urdcr. kidnap nd man eorge Zcnoviclt ( r res-S Th rm}. said the tt.!: wss "dead '' robbery by the ymbionese Liberation Ar1ny. e
ror the current Jegislnlive ses-two light-lipped 1nililants with radical ties were
sion. subpoenaed 1'hursday as an extensive probe began
The bill, by Sen. Arlen into the bank robbery in which kidnaped Patricia
Gregorio (D-San Ptt at c o ) , 1-fearst played a controversial role.
called for a doubling of the ----"--'----------------
mate excise tax on liquor and
the repeal of the "fair trade"
law, which allo\VS the $25
nillllon for a lc oho l
rehabilitation programs to be
administered by local govern·
men ts.
e 14 Arre.tetl
LOS ANGELES (APl
Authorities said they broke up
a ma jo r area gambll ng
operation, arresting 14 persons
in a series of raids set up arter
a two-month undercover
invesligalion. a s her i f f ' s
spokesman said.
Sgt. Jim Orr said three of
the persons arrested Thursday
were women. All were booked
for investigation of
bookmaking, he adde<i. Orr
said the gambling ring netted
between $50,000 and $75,000
monthly.
e Uelcl hi M11rder
SACRAMENTO (UP[) ·_
Ronald Wayne \Ylggins. 36.
\.\'as booked o n a murder
charge Thursday in th c
shotgun slaying of a pri vate
investigator who was
ambushed in the alley behind
his apartment house.
Republica11s Berate
Re,agan 's Selectioris
SACRA~1ENTO < IJ P I l -
Republican Sen. Fred P.1arler
says he has ''no hard feelings"
towards Gov. Honald Reagon
because the g ov er nor
bypassed him in nominat ing
two [)(imocrats to the 3rd
District Court oC AweaJ.
The nominati o n s of
Sacramento Count y Superior
Court Judges George E .
Paras, '19, and Robert K.
1'uglia, 44, Thursday were
denounced by two Repu blican
scna lors.
GOP senators favo ring the
nomination of lifarler ha ve
been engaged in a quiet
struggle \.\'ilh Reagan the past
f\.\'o weeks over the judicial
selection. Marler. of Redding,
e.'.lrlier decided not to seek re·
election beca u se of
reappointment changes in his
district and had hoped for the
nomination.
After the nominati6ns were
announced, 1i1arler to I d
newsmen he discussed lhc
apJX1intments with Reagan
and "'there are no hard
f('('lings or recrimination.c;."
indicated !he decision was
influenced b~· !he fact he had
no trial judge experienct.
Reaga n in the p;'lst has ~n
criticized for no min a Ii n g
a l lorn e y s with little
experience on the bench to
high judicial posts.
. l'\.Iarler also ind i ca I e d
Reagan may orrer h i m
Rnother post instead. One
S('nator had said 1tl;'l rler 11·Rs
in line for a Superior Court
judgeship.
* 1?
..... J,.,
Did Judges
Cont1ihute
To Rea gan?
SACRA1i1EN1'0 (UPl) -
Although rccen lly saying ii is
im proper for judges to makC'
campaign contributions. Gov.
Honald R e a g a n reportedly
accepted politica l donations
from at least s.ix judges in his
Hearing
For F"arr
May 20
LOS ANGELES IUPI) -An
unprecedented court hee.ring.
v.1lich J.s supposed t o
determine whether reporter
William Farr would re\·eal the
identltics of news sources U he CALIFORNIA
'
Frldo1~. 'Apnl 2b, 1974
• 04ll V Pll.01 $
Swp-and-questinn Search
Halted in 'Zebra' DrQgnet
s A N F R A N C I SC O lie said the city's "slmple suspect.
{UPl)-Pollce halted their 1ood faith 11 not eoough." ne most recent "Zebra"
"•toP and question" searth for despite the JOftening ot. the victJm wa• Nelson T. Shields.
the "1.ebra" killers today on a young. white man kllled lJ
or<lers ol a federal Judge who NAZI ,POLICE CLERK days ago. He was the 12th
r u I ed the dragnet STIRS. BAY AREA -white person .alaln by a black
unconstitutional. P.,e 1 killer who approached b~
They already had mod.Uied --------targets silently and Ured 411!
was kept in jail IQ.Ilg enough. "'---------"
the widespread questlonJng ot controverslal tactic, and that point blank range. Six othtrll
black males resembling a the city was "mistaken on the· were wounded.
drawing of ooe suspec t. c.on st i lulionality of !he .. Ne~rly 600 blacks had hoc·'
S3)'ing the \j,'Klespread search program." baited in the .,stop ant bas been postponed to allow
tlrne to get \\'alter Cronkite
and other prom inent newsn1cn
as 11dtnesSl's.
Superior Court J u d g e
\Villirun H. l..evit Thursday
postponed the hearing until
~lay 20 at the request or
Farr's attorney.
The I ime is needed to
schedule appearances b y
Cronkite. CSS.. TV anchorman:
and other prominent newsmen
fr om the East Coast, it was
argued.
Farr. court reporter for the
Uls Angele!; Times. has been
involved in a three·year le~al
battle over his refusal 10
identify the l"'O lawvers who
ga ve him n1aterial rOr a story
during the trial or the Olarles
~lanson ''Family" for the
Sharon Tate murders. The
lawyers broke a gag order by
Superior Court Judge Charles
Older, the trial judge, v.·ho
"·ants then1 identified.
If lh l'i r identities y,•ere
kno"Tt. the la \.\'Yers could face
cont.empt of court and perjury
aclion.c; and possible disba r-
ment.
Farr is defending t h e
journalic;tic p r i n c i p l e or
confidentiality of s o u r c es ,
saying it "'OU!d be impossible
·for reporlcrs to a c q u Ir e
information if the judge can
force him to idenlify the
attorneys.
•
Nc\vs1·ack
Ordinance
Launched
had been "unproductive and The'!\'ational Association tor question " search be/ore 1hr
ineffective." the Advancement or Colored program was curtailed.,
U.S. Districl Judge AUonlO People and the American Civil Police Capt. Charles Barca.
J. Zirpoll Issued an injunction Liberties Union filed tbe suits. the inspector directing the
against the ci1y Thursday, They said black men were investlgalion, said, "The onfy
bar r i n g i ndiscriminate being stopped· on the streets thing we ha\·e changed is who
stopping ot ci1lzens because and questioned s:ilely because will be stopped and questioned ·
the ~'danger of repetition has !hey rtsembled a po Ii c e and who won't be stopped and '
. WS ANGELES fAPI -The not been removed ." artist's drawing of a "1.ebra" ~tiooaf.
City Council has g i v-e n l i~=:;~;;~:::;;:=~;-;;~;;:;~~'.ii'"<,jit'-=:i~,;:-=~=0;C~~~ preliminary approval to an './ ......
ordinance aimed at prohibiting \ .}
lhesaleof se x ·orient~d V---
magazines .ind newspapers
from public ncw•racks. ~ The "Gifts of Healing"
The proposed measure ,
whidiwillcomeuptorafina1 , ......._ And "Ca s ling out devil s"
vote next week. outla\\'S the '-""-~-::-::--..... display of nudity from \. '-'\_, Who7~t1 When? Where? Why? Haw?
ncw.sracks and prohibits the ),. ''\. ~ ~
sale of '·hamtful mailer.. '\. '-' '', ~,OO P.M'SUNOAY AFTERNOON
from OC\l'sracks unless done ; · ~APRIL 28.-1974
"in the presenct of an adult · ~ '-.... ~
pcf'fiOn authorized to prevent No Coll..:t/0111! ............_ ,
the purchase of such mailer NothingtttS.nt Costa ~sa Wom.!! s C lub ~
b~,~:~~:·"matter ·· is 4' F.m11YMHting•J ,610 ~Wir:st 18th Street. Cos 1 M'e sa ~
defined in the ordinance a~
··matter taken on a whole. the
predominant appeal of which
to t\le average person ... is
l.O prurient interest"
City Atty. Burt Pines and
his deputy. Don Morrow, told
the council before i ts
preliminary vote Thursday
that the constitutionality or
,the proposal is h ig h J y
questionable.
St.pporfed by beliellef s in the LOR D JESUS
CHRIST !Col. 3: l 5-17). Write us for Free
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Officers said W i g g i n s .
accompanied by his altomey.
surrendered at the police
station Thursda y and
appeared in a police lineup
before being booked . Police
had sought Wiggins ( o r
questioning about the· shQQting
Tuesday' of Raymond Sihiii. 53.
. who headed a Sacramento--
based private investigative
finn.
''The governor had very
fi trong and legitimate reasons
ror his action ." Marler said .
Marler decllned' to disclose 1970 gubernatoria l campaign. I ~=!!;:~=-~===:;;:;::;;;;;;:;;;:::;;;~~~;;c;=::=::;:=:=~::!:!~:=;:!:::=~;:;:~:= In today's edition of the Los I
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SAN DJEGO (AP) -A jury
has convicted realtor l{adrian
J. Liberotore on ctiarges that
he arranged to have t"'o
bufiincssmen beaten. up and
the real estate office or a
competitor burned.
Liberatore. 56. of San Diego.
\.\'as found guilty Thursday of
two counts or soliciling assault
and one count 0£ solicitinR
arson. Two previous trials had
ended in hung juries.
e Han Senlenttd
SAN io"RANCISCO (UPI) -
Van \Vesley Purcell. 29. has
been sentenced to I i f e
impri!Orlmcnt (or the January
slaying of market owner
Anthony Cala during a holdup.
Superior Court J u d g e
Willia m A-tullins Thursday also
s entenced Purcell to
consecutive tenns of 10 years
to life on seven counts of first
degree robbery. consecuti·1e
terms of life on two counts of
attempted robbery and one to
15 years on a gun charge.
·rurcelJ v.·as convicted by a
jury on April 9.
y,·hat Reagan said b u t
Probation
A1varclecl
Streakers
Angeles Jou rna l , the
news1>apcr·s Sacramento
Bureau reported that four of
the jurists ""'ere silting in San
Die go, one in Yuba County and
the sixth in Frt'!ino County.
Presiding Justice Fr a n k
Hichardson of the state's 3rd
;i ppellatc court also headed
Reaga n's Sacramento re.
election commille<' \V hi c h
ruised more than S20.000 for
the governor's campaign.
P /\. S A DE N II. (UPI : -_'Jlichardson , an attorney at
t\f uni c i p a I Court Judge the time of the 1970 campa ign.
\Yarren L. Ettinger Thursday ..,.·as appointed to the judic ia l
placed three coltee:e stud.en':< post by Reagan in 1971.
-a man and two pretty Nan1es of other possible
sisters -on six months judicial cont r i bu t or s to
probation for streaking and Reagan's ca1npaign could not I
admonished lhem "'l!h V.'hat be uncovered l>C'causc the
the judge said was an Engli;;h addresses or vir1ually all
maxim : contribulors on the governor's
"Do anything you want -1970 ca mpaign statemt>nts
but don 't do it in the streets or "'ere blocked out . a prac1icc
you'll frighten the horses." \\'hich \Vill be ·oulla"·ed thi s
Toby Zorthian. 23, and t.he year.
llood sisters. Jennifl'r. 21 .and Among those ..,.·ho do show
\Villa. 18. were found guilty of up as Reagan contributors in
disturbing the peace by 1970 include San D i ego
running na ked past the Vienna Superior Courl Judges Willian1
Symphony Orchestra and a /\. Ynle, Roscoe S. \Vllkcy and
cro"•d of thousands attending franklin 13. Orfield . th c
!he black tie opening of the Journal reported. All three
Am ba ss ado r Colle ge \\'rre appointe<i to the bench
Auditorium April 17. by Heagan in J96!l.
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VOL. 67, NO. 116, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 19H NC TEN CENTS
Bloodbath
Suspect
Hunted
By .ARTHUR R. VISSEL
0t Ille Clall'I Plltt SI ...
A vast, desert dragnet spread over the
U.S. Southwest today for a Garden Gro\•e
v.·oman v.'ho pollce suspect may have
been in\'olvcd in a marijuana-smuggling
enterprise that ended in a bloodbath on a
dusty, rural road.
The shoo1out victims -diSl'Overed by
1wo teenaged high school girls '''aiking
from ranch homes to a bus stop -
include t"''O U.S. Cusloms agents and a
Garden Grove man.
Lav.men manning roadblocks arrested
two youn,q v.·omen, one rrom Garden
Grove, while her sister is the fugitive
investigators v.•ant to question.
Crime scene technicians have been
piecing together theories about how
Garden Grove resident Michael Williams.
43, and agents Louis Dixon , 32, and
Charles Boltinskie, 26, became involved
in tbe fatal gun battle.
Charged today in Nogales. Ari z .. with
al\e~ed drug possession are Carolyn Jea.n
CuJhson, 26, of Ciarden Grove. and Leslie
Joan Glasgow. 22. of Tucson.
Miss Cullison's sister Karen i s
indenti(ied as the lhird . u·as rumored to
be driving a 1!164 Cadillac with California
license plates.
The tu'o suspects held for questioning
follov.·ing !heir capture a1 a roadblock
v.•ere arraigned Thursday beJore U.S.
lllagistrale Raymond Terlizzi in Tucson.
then returned to Pima County Jail.
unable to make their $3.000 bail.
Garden Grove police said today they
had no direct knowledge of the Cullison
sisters' activities. nor of Williams. v.·ho
(Ste SUSPECT, Page %)
Nixo1i Promi.'les
'Jl1ass Ei1ulence'
On Watergate
WASHINGTON (AP) -President ial
cowtSelor Dean Burch said today
President Nixon will tum over "a
massive lxxly of evidence" to the l~ouse
Judiciary CornmiUee next week which he
said should clear up the Watergate
controversy.
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"Early next week, when the President
responds to the committee's subpoena, a
massive bcxl.y of evidence will supplant
charges and allegations and iMuendo,"
Burch said ln a Ju.ndleon speech to the
Republican National Committee.
"And out of this factual record. the
\\'hole story will emerge and the whole
truth become known ," Burch said.
"That body of evidence will be
substantial." Burch said. "It will be
relevant. It will be compelling and
persuasive. 1 genuil1<'1y b e I i e v e .
beginning early next week. that the end
of Watergate will be in sight."
Burch gave no particulars on just what
would be turned over to the committee.
wblch is studying iRlpeachment motions
against the President and which has
subpoenaed tapes and documents relating
to 42 White House conversations in
connection u·ith the W a I e rg ate
investigation.
Earlier. party chairman George Bush
said he was confident "the President is
telling the truth about his Jack of
involvement in the "'hole be-damned
(W~tergate ! mess."
Orange £oast
Weather
Sunny and warmer weather will
arrive just in time for the v..·eek·
end. High temperatures Saturday
will range from the middle 60s
along the beaches to the upper
70s further inland.
INSIDE TOD/\"
There is a "srarvh1g uoto10
llrtisf' hi Laauna Beach wllo
works it1 sticks and strau.'. Read
about UCl graduate student Joh11
Oktdlc.I• ''~ toda~'s \Vtekcndtr.
Mwtul ""IMh U ·l'l•li.....,I _, 4
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1\rmy Jroops are cheered by Joyal grou11s a~ !hey patrol the ~trccts
of l.isbon to keep order. 1S1ory. Page 41
AFL-CIO Affiliate Fo1~ce s
Ne,vport Employe Electio11
By L. PETER KR IEG
01 I~• OIJIJ' "llot St•lf
A dissident group has enough su pport
to force an election by Newport Bench
city emp\oyes 10 determine who v.ilt
represent the1n 1n pay talks. Personnel
Director Frank Ivens said toda r .
An AFL-CIO affiliate has sub1nitfed a
petition bearing the signatures of mor('
than 70 employes. enough to require the
vote, Jvens said.
ll was also learned that still another
employe union may be formed . this one
representing engineers. archilects and
finance department personnel.
William Harbeck, a plan checker in the
community development department. is
one of the organizers of the newest group
which will be affiliated V.'ith national
Engineers and" Architects As...~iation
(EAA \. .
Harbeck said about 60 workers. n1ost of
whom do not belong to the existing ci1y
Employes Association. want the EA A
because they ''want some strong outside
representation.··
Currently, the Nev•porl Beach City
Employes Association represents the 300
planners engineers. clerical and U!u~
collar workers.
The AFL-CIO grou p, the American
Fl'deration of State, County and
1-luniciPal Employes. is seeking to
represent all city employes who do not
belong to any other association.
Besides the miscellaneous employcs
group and the EAA , the city must also
negotiate separate contracts w i t h
aSSOC'iation.s representing police. firemen
and lifeguards.
Ivens sakt the new EAA still has not
received formal recognition of the ci!y
because it has not mel all the criteria
necessary. ·
Harbeck conet.'<ied his group's petition
had contained only 51 names :ind 1hat liU
n<1nll'S :irl' ncedrd.
In ;1ddition. according to Ivens. !ht·
adm1n1s tralion will have \(I 1nak(' :1
cltterm1nalion that the employcs E:AA
1nlt·nds to represent arc .'.l logical
grouping o( lhc. "'Ork force'.
l\'t'fls said the employ(' rlcc11on 1\ ill
t:ikc place somelimc in \lriy . lie said
groups of employes have unlll April 30 to
submit petitions declaring their desire 10
from n<'"' associations or uni'll~S.
Ivens said. ho>A'cver. that there ha\c
been no inchca!ions that additional groups
will be formed this year.
""This 1~:hole thing is t:: et 1 1 n g
complicated enough." J1·ens said.
He'll Se ttle
For th e $2.10
Costa l\lesa service station 01111cr
Phil Evans v.'ent into shoc-lt v.'hcn
he got a refund slip fron1 the llatt'S
Hubbc·r Company for $8.565.9-t He
expected onl)' ~2.!0
Being hollC'st , he "Tole to thP
company po1n11ng out the error.
Thal v.as last June and Evan s last
"t'l'k finally got an ans\1·er . The
tire rompany acknov.·ledged that its
ccmputer had made an error.
A new statement mailed by the
company shows f:,·:uis ' cro::tit 11os
erased. incl uding the t?.10.
What happened to !be $2.10~ "I
suppo!<e the l'o1nputer givclh .'.lnd
the computer taketh av.ay." El'an,
muttered.
End Appears • Ill
Bank Charges 11%
P1·inie Rate of Loa 1is Sets Record
t\E\\" YORK 1 AP \ -Thl· pr1n1c
lending rate 10 big businl's:. clunbcd to~
qi Storie 11 percenl peak today, v. h,,11
f"rankltn ~ational Hank boosted th1..· f..,_.~
interest fee frorn 101 . \)('rccnt.
TI1e hank ~aid that rond1t11Jns 1n tht'
rnonl'Y 111:.irkt'I \lht·n· h.anl.s ;ind
corporal ions ra1s1• shorl -t!'rrn l('ndahlt•
funds. ;.1nore 1h.111 JU~lif:-·· lh<· incre:.isc·
Thi· rise mc:ln!i 1h:11 <· o r po r :.i t r
t•ustorncr~ of Franklin \a11011al. tht· 20th
largl•st hank in lh<' na11un \111: l11"HI 11
n1ort• l'Xpt·ns11e lo borro11 But 1h1·
11lC'rease ~hould not hal(• :u1 1111 n1 l.tlJat1·
1mp.1ct on ron..;umt'r 1nstalhncnt 10:111 i.r
1nor11:1ai:l' rat e!!. 11h1eh arc not d1r1'l·tl1
linked 10 !he pnml·
Hearst . .\.ide
Sa\'·s Robb erv ., •
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Fron1 \\'lrt• ~rr\ ic•t·~
A l.udlo" l\r;nnc•r ~t't·r,.t:iry of '"1'•
fo r \\";i!'~ini:ton ~:11s !h1• S:in Frant:1,n1
b;ink rotJb1:ry 111 v.hii.'h l'<Hr1c1<-1 !le;11'~1
1>:1rlll"lpilll'd 11;1s :-.tag('f! b~ her k1dn:1pc.•r-;
··for show ;ind 1m1 for ll'IQO('.\" ·• 1ih·la1t-d
piclurrs. P.1gf' 51
t\ramer spent 111ort• lh;ln :i month 111
San Fr ancisco as director of !he· $2
million llearst food g1vea 11·ay progran1
11ith which the llcarsts hoped to win !hi'
rl·lcase of their daughter
'"'.\!any people thin k of th~Srmb1on···"'
l.1bcrat1on Army a~ an otgJnil'at ion ol
blacks,'" he said. '"It is not. !l's :1 lt'r~
\1·ra1l hy orgn1uza11on. con 1rolh·d b\ 11 lute
1\01nen. 111ostly !rum the Ea st Coa~t 'f hl'
hank robhrrv 11as done t(lr '<ho11 ;ind 11(1\
fo r mone\' thl'v don ·r Sl"l'Jl\ It• h:t\\" <•tll
real pury}osc o!hcr than to m;1kr S'"'ii't ~
look b;id. 10 gil'l' H :1 sl;1p in thl' !}.IC'' ·
l\rnn1,,r"s cnmnl4 '!1 1~ 1 <1m1· <lunh:!" ,1
.... ptcch 10 the t\i11·::in1<; Chth Hl l!nqu1;1rn
\\':icih
Hr said he '~ <'On1·1nt'l'd )[1:-;s 1!1«H ~I
11·as not a v. ii ling part 1r1panl 1n h('r
k1dnap1ng anrl th;1! ~hr h:is h\·••n
nrainwashcd un1il ~tit· 11.is 111!lin_g hi
make s1a1c111rnls dt·nounc1ng h ,. r
parents.
"I understand it 1~ not har-J ru
brain11·ash a person 111 fjl1 d..1)S and in hPr
po~1t1on, she obi 1ou~t1 has to gn ;1lorl~
"'11h thrm. ·· l\ramer s:u<l
lit' S~Hd dl'I ICC'S ha1·c bt···n pt'rfl·rtf'{\ !1t
dc·tect fear 1n a \'OJ('" :ind th:it t~P<'~ tol
h{'r statements rf'k·ai:rd hy th t' SL.\
df'f111itrly h:11•· ~!111\\i·d h;i<
.\lcc1nwhlil'. ht·r riancc o;;i1d 'fhur,d:1"
111µh1 that her rt')t•ctinn 11f him :-1rid Ill·
fan11ly doc:;n't n11·n11 a darnn 1h111g·· .i,
long a<; she is h1:1ng hl'ltl by 1h" SL.\
Strrcn \\'C"cd. ~fi. n t1nil'ersot1 <ll
California gradual fl student , t11!tl · l'H.<.;,
~e"s that \l1ss llcarst 11as ··r1rtin111•-<I ·
11hc"n kidn:ipt'd by the SL1\ ~'cb . .i and Thi·
"s1tuat1on has not changed b~· now "
In a tape-recorded message rt'Cf'1v•·tl
\\'t'Cincsday. llliss Hearst rid1rule<l \\"Vt'tl
and her father . Randolph 1\ Jlcar!IL
president and editor of the San Fr;1 nc1SM
Examiner. S~ called th€'m "clo11ns" and
'"pigs" She also reaffirml'd ht' r
allegiance to the SI .A.
Asked v.hethcr he st1ll lo1l'd her. \\'et•<l
said· "Yes. of course . It 11ouid b<· <ih--
solutely foolish of n1e 10 lake that k 1~u1
rejection 1n a personal 11a}, and tllt'
~me goes for her famil~ ··
Sight
Sl·('UfL!Y l';1rll1t• B;u1k .tt.d l"111h 't'ah-
fom1 a Bank n1011•d tOt!'.v to 1(1 , 1~rel'rl!
B:111k o! C.d1forn1:1 ,ind \\'\':1~ t-':iri:t\
Bank al-.u r,11-.t•d Ill!' r<i11' \11 1•1 ·1
,\nal~.-t~ ,;,, t:H· r1•1•1•nl ~r, p el11nb 111
!ht• f1r111)l', or tlh· 'l!lll!llil!ll ]4·;1d10~ r1'1.'
b;ink.~ 1./1 •r,.;1· 1111·~! 1• l ,. 1! 1 t 11 "r· th y
l'fl fJl{lrari• 1·11'1•1111•"~. l•·ll1·c·1~ ! ht'
F1'i'k1.ll l!t·~··r\" J:1.;1ril ~ d1·1·1~1on to l.t·1·p
1 r,•d1! t1gli! Th1· F,•(l 11 lurh ;1i·t~ :1~ 1h1·
1~.Jl111n·~ n10111•\ rn1111;1g1·r l1'1'b that
r• ~1l'l<'IUlJ! th1· ~'·1111 !11 ul li;ul~ crt'(\1l \\ 111
l:o•lp 1'11ntrul 111tl.!11u11
Tiu:-. i.1·1·1. !h\· 1·1·dl·r;.il Hc~rl'l!r\t'
1:,1;.ird r:u~··d 'h•· 4!1~111un1 1.l!t•. 1•r h·r 11
1 h;1ri,:1·.; 111t·111h1·r h in~' 111 ho1To11· froni
1! to 8 pcreent from 711 percent. This
:1dd cd fu rtht·r upv.·ard pressure lo mone}
rnarke! rates.
In ::inrmunt·1n,I.! Thr decision 10 adopt an
l I p t' r c (' n 1 prime, 1hl' C'hairman of
Fr:inkhn !\'at1on:.il. llur·old \'. Gleason.
..;aul ·
"'\\'(• rnny as 11ell fat·e rt'a!11y and J:~I
to !ht• 1011 a~ soon as po~~1blr. Pu~J~'·
fVo!ing unl.1· prolongs Iha! :i~ony oJ
11:ut1ng for !he decline."
One bank . C1t1tc11s & Southc·rn National
Rank of 1\llanta. has a 10~~ percent
prin1c but lhts 1s be1ni: chargtd only on
nc11· loans. Citi1.ens has a 101l pcrcenl
prirnl' on existing loans.
Coi1st Chili Fest
• Balboa Ba y Coola,off 11 111
HIS CUP OF TEA
Chili Chilmp Dunlap
R\• C'AROL !\tOORE
01 lt!f 01111' t'llot II•"
"llot sluff'. Coming throug h:"'
E!Vl'('ll chili l'OOk·off co n l c s l ant s
1·lbo1l'cd 1hcir "·ay lhrough the crou'ded
pr1tio at the-Balboa Bay Cluh 1n hopes of
rc•prt'srnting the Orange Coast at ~
lnicrn;t!lona l (:hi1if1•st al Terlingua ,
Texas, 1n SCptcmbcf-.
One Oateh e1·cn arrh·cd by helicopter
tuwhnc. But it landed in the pool. much
to !he a1nusernenl of 1,000 guests dre.'ised
1n ginghams and Mexie11 n s k i rt ~ or
co"''boy gear and coonskin caps.
Chili heads and their pot crews
presided over 111.-0 glowing barbecue
troughs, adding a pinch, da~h. fistful or
shot of whatel'er was necessary or
handy.
CookwaN! ranged from r11nchhand
relics 10 !he latest sh o u· n in SunS<'I
magazine
All the hrtter In show off the
concoctions various ly colored fudge.
sludge . used hrick, cafeteria special and
can't print.
The octane scalC'd from regular to
premium.
"\Vc "re making 1t from scratch you
realize hal'e 10 make sure it's got
t"verything good . . it really isn't ready
~el '"
"\\'here arc the judges~ Sure wish wt
<.'ould get this over so "'C could eat."
To k(-ep the pots from boiling over, the
cooks sprinkled v.·atcr on lhe ooals or
spooned surplus into tortillas r or
spectators lo sample.
Finally thr officia ls paraded around
"P1oma1nc Tahle." tasting (rom the
numbC'red 001\'ls and cleansing !he plate
>1·ith saltuu·s.
··\feat's great but the spices artn't so
good."
"There's tomato soup in there some
pl<!('(' ..
··uon't know 11·hcre he learned but he
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Brci 11d New Yacht Lost
In 'Ber1nu da Triangle?'
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~h:ik1·dn11n ("flll ,, 111t!1 fr,ur lllt'Tl a"iotJld
ni:il' 11<1\ r• 1)1·1 nm•• til•· l alt·~t \ u: 11\l ()f th+·
tlll ~tt•riou~ ·[l••;.irli• Tr1.t111~l·· ·
Thi· tnnni:i;\1·. ;1!,o l.no11n :1~ th:
· B1·rrnud;1 Tr1,1n;.;li· 1., ,1 1 a'\ ;H ti• <it
111•' i\tlrinl!r-(lrc-:in loo:-.•·h running on ;1
lin(' fro1n ,'\111 York 11 l\1·r1nu1!,1. to the
\'1 rj!1n r,J;1nc!s :1nll 111 th•' tip 11f l'loruJ;1
1•'<!'urs1ons it lf'ft \a•~<lu, lla.h:imas
.\l:irrh HJ on a sltakedo11n cruise bound
fof \l11m1 \\hir•· 11 11a~ 10 arrivr 1\pril
A Thi· r ri;,~t ( .uoird lx·ga n loo king for thf:!
) nt·~11 1\pril I!•
AP Survey Bares U.S. Slo1v£lo1t'n i11 Str e<tking [! is an ar•'il in 11 huh \h1rw and pl:1111·~
hnv(' 1"an1shed 111thnu! 1i:1t1· 1111·lud1ng
111·0 l11 rge U.S n;.i1 ;1l 11·s~1·J., and do11'll""
or 1achl11.
· \\'t' rttit in a eonsidcrahlc amount of
\1rirk into loc<it1ng lht' 1·e~I u'ilh no
rc-'i"ul!. .. a Coa~t l;uard spokesman said
Th11 rsda1 .
'fhl' ilaham<is roas1 Guard also tool
par! Jn !he search.
By the Assotia ted Press
Streaking, il appears. has gone lhc v.·ay
of all Oesh.
"It seems to have died an ·aU
nalurel' death," concludes David L,
Johnston, director of public safety at the
University of Massachusells. "It became
popularized and campy and that ~·as it."
An informed survey of canlpu1es
where a few week sago the ch.1rgc of the
buff brigade v.'as a dailf ocurr£•ncc
shov.·s the practice of dash1ng about in
' the nude may suffer the same fate as
hula hoops.
\\'here have all the streakers gCloC~
Back to the books ln most cases.
although students of lhe phenomenon
differ.
"\Ve never really understood u•hy "'e
did it In tbe first place, so I ~ldn'~ 1J1:.:
why we're not doin g it now." mused 2~
ytar-010 Doug Worley, a Prlnc.-cton
undcrgraduatr.
• •
A spokesman for Florida State
l 'nil'ersily. one or the first schools to
e:.:pcrience naked speedsters, says !he
fad v.·as a one:-time--0nly experience.
"'\\'hen you"ve done it once. you can
say you'\.e done it and there's no need to
do It any more.'' e:.:plains ~like Beaudoin.
At the height or the craze. streakers
paradrd their u·ares by the hundn:!ds -
the l'nive.rslty of Georgia claims 11
rc('(lrd 1.500 on one ~larch evening -and
In a varietr of location~. including the
Acadt'my Awards ceremony . airliners.
slate legislatures and Vatican City.
l\lotorcycles, hor~s 11nd parachutes
supplemented the conventional sneakers.
only d11sh. Ski masks, cowboy hats. and
body paint were used to highlight the
basic buttocks costume~
&.\v!ents and school official11 say there
Is still the occasional stn:!tak. but all
agl1)C lhc fad has faded Uke a suntan in
"'Inter
.... •
Peter C. Peterson. a !11as.oi,achu setts
freshman whose multiple exposure~
earned him the title of ''King of the
Streakers:· says both streakers anti the
public became bored >A'llh 1hc high.speed
nudity.
'"People got l~ed of reading about 1t
and settng It on TV." he said · \\'e h11d
one big streak , but alter that we n('(>(il'd
lo do someth ing to make it v.or th"h1le
for people "
Tom ~fallhcus. a L·n11·cr\it~ 01
\\"yomlng dean. says. "I have R fc<'l1n.!
It's because the pre~s q1111 ro1·('rins: i:o
thornughly . I don'! knn"' 11hfch (,HlH'
first -the 11)$s of 111tcre§t on the par1 of
tho reporters or the students. I gu('s~ thP
novelty just wore off.··
To be !lure, .sonle shll compo~
variations on thC lhcmt'.
The most popular altracnon ~t Ii
Unlvers11y of North CArohna campus
carnival was a "shootin11: i.:allcry'' 11h<'re
!See STREAKl 1~G. Page !t
'
l;ilots fl1·1n~ n1"r lht• ;1rt·a sornc11m1·~
rf'l)OT'I radio r11mn111n1ca!11Jn~ hl:ickout'i
;.ind d1srupl1nns 1;f l'lt·rtron1r lhi.!h1
1n~1rurn"llt' 11 l()k' a!'d m ;i .I! ;1 7 1 n 1·
art1clrs h:11 ,. included all '(lrt« vf
spt·tulat1on al>0ul thl' ;1r1·u 1nch1d1nt!
supt.·rnatural 11hcnorncn<l
The l..S C'oa s t (fu,1rd 11h1th
;11u10unr1·rl '>LI"'PC'rt'l<Jn Thursd;1v of :i '"°'"
111<t>k ~L·<1rlh l11r thl· n11s"-lnll, ·11-tuol ~:ichl
~;1h.1 H;1nk !'l;ucf II dor~ n1.! <iC't' pt
S\Jfl''rn.11ur.1l C\j;ldna\Lun:. !Gr !ht.· dt•Jd!y
trian,:;1"
Thl' mt·n 11:~1.1rd llh· n11,q1n~ hoat \\t:rt
1df'nllfl<'<I as ~k1pµer l 1 7.1•11lnrr. J'.:. :i
1\t•ll-kno11n !,;ind lr 111.·r anti Ell11>!1
Cohtn. :lO. both of Ph1 ladt:lph1J . Haphncl
l\ap\1111. 26. of Sir;k1•r\1llt'. ~ J. and John
.T:irt1u1n10. 4!, ol \"1n~l<ind. ~ J,
Th.._. sncht"s 011nf'r. \ a!lro Corp of
\\'llm1nl{1on. Dt.•1 . hll~ ofl<'red n $2.500
re"' ar1l fnr inf 1mua11on 011 t h c 11her"\l~1u1s of the Saha B.'lnk
Rtnlt ns 3 charier \'t:~~el for dlv rnl.!
.J· -
T11•· \han1i spoke~mRn said the search
11~s hampered by a Jack of inlorma tion
on thr route the crrw intended to follow
on the shakcdo"il cruise.
Co u 11.t v' s .Secret .I
File.~ Disc ussecl
Fund~ to su pport OrBnjilf:!
County ·s super·S«rrt po I i c c
1nt('!li~cnce uni t may bt· rul off by
thr county Board of Supcrvi'Ors
unless soinc sort of ci1·i1\an rc\"iew
of ~'hill goes into the unit's files
which currently contain more th.1n
5,400 nRmes is agreed upon.
County police chiefs sny the
matter is "negotiable."
For the story, see Page 11.
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,LDA1LV PILOI N C FridilY , AptU 2f.i . 1'•1·1 -----•.
Chili Bake
I P1·odt1 ces
\ Sicle Effects
'l'he buhblr brr1~· :ind spicy ~t('1v
allegedly inspir£>d ~inc guests gathered
at NC\\'port lil'ach·s Bal boa Hay Club
Thursday nl~ht !or the C:ih!orn la
reglonal chlli-l'ooklng l'h:unplonships
A Corona dcl ~lar \\Omt1n had lo IX'
admini stered OX}b('ll h) tht· Newport
Beach Fire Dcp<1r1men1 . bu1 only after
she "'llS knocked breathless by a wat er
balloon. not the chili
The victim. -13. vn1s Ink.en to lloac
~1e.morial ilosp1tal ror cml·rgeney room
examination .and released .
A second incident logged by police
ended nlore happily tod:iy for a Beverl y
llills man ·who left the rcstivities lo find
bis brand-tww ~iercedcs-Bcnz missing .
He and his lu~ury car "·ere reunitf'd
happily toda y. when searching Newport
Reach police found it parked at an odd
angle on Mar Vista Drive in Corona del
Mar.
One of the 'chili consumers, it turned
out. got tired of wailing for fl cab and
just borro\~1ed the auto \~:hen he round the
keys in the ignition .
He awoke today not feeling too well.
took a horrified look out tl-.e v.·indov.• and
called his atlorney Immediately.
"We are now listing the stolen c;ir
report as unfounded ," said police Patrol
Sgt. Don Gatewood .
From l'a9e 1
CHILI ...
had bell er start over,''
PICKING PLUMS
Ma rcus of Neiman-Marcus
N ei1na n-M a.rcu.s
Ne 1vpo rt Store
'First' for Co ast
8y JACKIE 11Vi\1i\N
CH l~t D1!1f' Piiot Jl1lf
ri.;e~>p0rt Beach mi~ come out ahead of
Los Ange les once ag°Mn.
The \\'est Coast's first ~eiman-~farcus
store v.·i!J be built al fashion Island at a
cost of S5 mill ion "give or take a million ,
as ~·e say in Texas," according to board
chairman Stanley i\larrus.
"This is our fir st stop in California.•·
~larcus said Thursday at a pre:ss
conference at the Big Canyon Counlry
Club. "Needs more brown sugar, don'! you
ihink?" "Do "'e allow bacon and olives'!" "\\le expccl to build n nun1bcr or stores
Such were the considerations or in the Los Angeles area ," he said. ··in
undefeated Terlingua chili champ C. V. Newport Beach. we th ink we've ren lly
\\'ood J r., Grand Prix drive r Garroll picked a plum."
Shelby and their wives, JoAnne and \V ' h d b I Sandy; Bill Neale from Dallas, Burck it g r 0 u n re a k n g set !or
,Smith. Wally Parks, Woody De Silva. midsummer and lhe target complelion
'ROy Palmer, Stan Locke , Grant (Father date for Septen1ber 1975, Newport Beach
OUffy) McNiff, Judge. Calvin P. Schmidt---shoppers will SOOll be able to browse
<i:nd James H: Walsworth. among such unusual gifts as his and her They proclaimed Al Dunlap o( Newport . Beach "lhe man with a lot of taste" to camels for which the Dallas-based stores
represent these parts berore the are famous.
'Jn,temational Chili Heads Appreciation "Our approach is to be experts in
'Society. every fleld," said 1'tarcus, who 1 What wen!' into the winning recipe? sometimes visit.s <llina as often as thre<!
,,.. "No beans =--c ho-r,i to-sausage,. "times-a-year-in search of antiques.
jalapeno chilis ana a helluva chef, Gino lie said that Neiman-?-.larcus stores Loring," Dunlap confessed. '· ::Richard Jordan of Balboa Island was carry only what they consider to be the
.econd. "He wodld have been first if he finest roerchandise.
hidn't eaten 50 much." '·Sometimes my son :ind I go through a
Victor Reiling of C<lrona del Mar and store and remove iterns from 1he!ves
James Dean of Santa Ana tled for third. even if we have to lake a total loss on
"I'ha.t left William Ring. Guy Claire, them simply because "'e don't thin k
Neale Johnson, Dale John.son, Edward they 're .~he right lhi~g for our custon1ers
Elliott and Eileen Schuler vowing to do lo own, h-tarcus said.
better next year. _____ In 1:1-ddition to its gift depart~ent the
Meanwhile the. judges had vanished new ,120.000 sq.uare foot. stor~ will carry
through the crowd with !heir own cry of men s, women s and children s wear and
"Hot stuff! Coming through."' "'ill offer a restaurant and a beauty
salon.
Eureka Jolted
By Eartl1quake
EUREKA I AP)-A mild rarthquaktL.
raUJed v.·\ndows in the Eureka-Fortuna
afea early today but caused no
significant damage. authorities sai d.
~··tt was a quick jolt and it wasn 't ver~·
~vere." said Dotty lskra. or Uie
fJum boldt County sheriff's office.
;The University of Ca l iforn i <l
•.ismographic st.'..ltion at B c r k e 1 e y
"tecordcd !he tremor but lu1d JJot co111-
pited lt.s magnitude or pinpoialed its
etnter
,
~ark Cleanup Slated
: Eslancia High School .st udents and
ra cult\' members v.•erc scheduled to top
{!fr ttieir Earth \\'eek <.'elebration toduy
~th a cleanup of the 25i-acrt' Fa irview
eark site in Cos1n ~lesa
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''\Ve're not a depa rtment store but a
specialty store," ~tarcus said. "A
specialt)' store is a department store that
doesn't sell pots and pans."
Asked about the expected volume of
busln~ss. he said . ''As a rule of thumb.
"'e wouldn't be opening a store here ii ""'e
didn't expect to have about $1 2 million in
sales shortly after we open.''
The new store will be built just north of
The Broadv.·ay. It "'iii be either Neiman-
f\.Iarcus' eighth or IDth store. depending
on scheduling, 1'1arcus said .
The chain , -'''hich already has four
stores in Texas and one e<lch in Florida
and Georgia , has plans for building new
stores in St. Louis. Chicago and
\Vashiogton, D.C., in addition to Nc1\·port
He11ch.
i\larcus said he was first approached
by Irvin<? Company officials !n 1965 nbout
lhc projected Fashion Island shopping
ft•n!er , but 1\'as doubtful that lh(' ph1ns
11ould n1nterialize as dra"11.
Ile said he visited Fa shion lsln nd t11·0
years ago and "!o my an1azement . it"S
rc11lly as il "·as projected on po per."
~larcus said the ex1stence of fou r
.succt'ssful dCpar!m('nl slort•s in rashion
Island -Robinson's. Buf[ums'. the
Broadway and J.C. Penney Co1npany -
shows 1hal t.he aru has the business
po1ent ial ~cimnn-t.!a rcus requ1res.
"\\1l' fC'l'l our customC'rs here will
11ndcrstand the dirfert•ncc bet"'ccn belier
and best." he stud.
"\Ve don't think v.·e'll be in competition
\\·1th Uu' other stores." ~larcus ~id. "\\"e
think v.·e're going lo help brin g more
J>t'OPle 10 f ashion Island."
According to fo.1arcus. lhu store 11·!11
l"rn ploy abou t 300 people, mostly rron1
Orange Cc:>unty.
Cll~1 fligh Bluicl
Plans Conce rt
The C<irona del ~iar tligh School Slagc
RAnd . which has bct>n chmen to
rcprei;enl the we!11ern region of rhe
l1nllcd ~latt!i al the •·All American Jazz
Fest[' Al'" wil l perform al f'ashlon Ishtnd
in Nr \\'J)(H'I Bearh Satu rday lrom I to 3
p.m
This ~·car, 1he high ~chonl band has
placed firs! 1n ('(1mpc1111on 111 rhe Ntff
High SclM>OI ln\lt:u lona.1 Festival, the
ChaUey CoUegc Stnge D:ind fesllval, the
Crarton Hills College Jil 7.Z r esr ivfll and
the South~·estern Co\leJ:!e .1111..i FesllvAI .
Tbt grou p l!i one or ten top bAnds In tho
Un1tt>d Sta tes which will p.artlclpate In
1hc "All Ame r!t an Ja2z f e$ll val" to bt
ht.Id in Mobil~. Alabama, June s throu gh a .
. \.
•
Fro,. P .. e l
SUSPECT ...
apparently lived at tbt saint k>caJ
acddress aa the women.
lllvtsUgators found William1' body
betide and parUaUy beneath hls wrecked
pickup truck 11 the bottom of a rteep
ravine 200 )'lrds from Ille bodltl of Ille
alaln aaeni... He had been hit by four shotgun bla!tS
that penetrated !he true.k 's steel cab and
rear wiOOow ns he apprenlly anempted a
mad rat-c ror the ~lexican border nearby .
liis truck ~1rrying tUl estimated 200
pounds of marijuana -a "elatlvely s~a\I
smuggling shipn1ent O\'Cr tha t desert
mule -apparent!)' !ripped a sensor
device crossing Ol'P.r .
One theory is that ht'.' realized
Boklnskle and Dixon were trailing him
and set up an ambush. fatal ly V.'tlunding
one of the a.gents , lhen taking his sholgun
and slaying lhc other.
Santa Cruz Coun ty Sherif( Pau l
Shov.•alter said it appeared the voounded
Wiiiiams probably ran do'fl.'1l one of !he
victims v.'ilh Lhe truck or shot him flrsl.
~fore turning the shotgun on Lhe dead
man's partner. ,
One Y>'as shot eight times and one nine.
said Sheriff Showaller, who followed a
!rail of tracks from the sce:ne until it
vanished" on hard ground.
"t believe th.ere was more to it than
jusl 200 pounds of marijuana," he said.
noting informalion had been obtained
that \Villiam~ v.·as "'anted on narcotics
t:harges.
!·le suggested more than the tv:o
"'omen in cus tody and the one being
sought might know something about
circumstances of the kill ings.
"fl \v;is horrible." said Nancv Searle,
18. "'ho was v.•alking to caich "a school
bus wit h her sister Julie, 1-1. \\'hen they
round the bullet-riddled U.S. C\Jstonu
truck and bodies.
Fron• Pa9e 1
STl{EAKING • • •
25 cents got you a v.·ater balloon to throw
at a dashing streaker.
And on Easter Sunday al Temple
University, a male slreaker "·ore bunny
cars and a bo\11 tie .
Or. George Ham m. vice president for
!1tudent affai rs at Arizona St a r c
1;11\versi!y. expresses some concern for
the future of students charged 'fl.'ith
indecent exposure as a result of streaks.
.'..'._TE_ings thal arc considered cam pus
humor one year might not renect that
humor t"·o or three years hence." he
says.
Askt'd if he ever consldere:i streak ing
himself. •lamm said. "I'd be like some of
the people caught doing It, but who COl,lld
not be charged for la ck or evidence .·•
Nixon to Take
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Case to People
\\'ASHINGTON (AP1 -P. re s s ing
ahead with his fight a g a i n s t
impeachment . Presiderit Nixon i s
eonsideril)g a nationwide tele\'ision
address next 'A'eek to present his ClCSe to
the American public, sources reported
today.
A \'lhitc I louse spokesnian said he
kne"' of no finn plans tor a television
address by Nixon. but other sources said
a prime-time presidentia l speech on
~londay is one of several options
presented by \Vhite House ad,iSC'rs.
Don Ni.ron Litrk
Mitchell Jury
Asks for Memo
NEW YORK (UPI) -The Milrhfll·
Stans trial jury asked today for a memo
from flnancier Robert L. Vesco 10 Donllld
Nixon or Newport Beach, the Presidtnt 's
brother. which tht government contendj
threatened disclosure or Ve.sea's $200,000
secret 19'72 Nixon campaign donalion
unless a federal investlgalkm of Vesco
\lo'8S dropped.
The jury, in It.< f~91 lull day of
deliberation, also requested that federal
Judge Lee P. Ga1llardi read to it the
portion oJ his charge which Pld the jury
mu.st find th8t former Attorney Gtntral
John N. Mitchell and former Commerce
Secretary Maurice H. Stam engaged in
•·a ~ingle and continuing oonspiracy"
rather than an epi!odic, unconnected one.
The requests indicated that after more
than seven hours of deliberation since
getting the case Thursday afternoon the
nine-man, three-woman jury still was
v.·eighing the first counl in the lXount
criminal indictment.
The first count alleges they conspired
to impede the investigation in e1change
for the Vt!CO contribution.
Judge Gagliardi read the charge
section ln open court, said he would give
them the memorandum, and sent them
to lunch.
The memo ~·as sent .shortly after lhe
eloction or 1972 and given to Mitchell,
v.·ho sent It back to Vesco without e\•er
telling Donald Ni xon aboul it.
The government in its c I o s i n g
stat~nent said the memo wu an "out-
and"ut threat addrtued realfy to the
President of the United Stattt to do
110methlng about that lnvestlgatlott or
Veco was roin1 to blow the whistle
about the conlribu!Jon ,. .. ''
The jury bt;an dellb<ratllla tile
criminal conspiracy lrlaJ at 4:55 p.m.
Thursday, and 20 minutes later asked for
copies of the highly complicated
indictment.
Today marked 0tht end of the 10th
week , and ttlis wu the '6th day in
stsskm of the trial.
'l'he two suspects sat with mnarkable
calm and self-composure through 15
boon of· summations: by coomel for both
sides ....: the defense painted them as men
of honor who could not break the lav.'.
and the government said they v.•ere liars
who 110ld political influence -and 31,:i
hours of the judge's charge, berore the
case went to the jury.
The defendants are charged with trying
to impede a federal Investigation of
Vesco in exchange for his secret '200,000 • ca.sh donation to the 1972 Nixon
campaign, and ol lying to the grand jury
about it. '
The jury must decide the fate of each
man on one count of con1plracy, tv.-o
counti or obstructing justice, and six
counts of perjury -18 5epar&te decisions
which will be reported out on a verdict
form with a vertical column for each
defendant to be marked "guilty" or "not
guilty'' nine times each.
Biology Teacher Vows
To Appeal OCC Ouster
Fired Orange Coast College teacher
Theodore ~-. Dandaruk of Nev.·port Beach
said today he intends lo fight for his job
by asking for an administrative appeals
hearing.
The public hearin&: request for !he 27-
year-old marine biology instructor. ?204
\\'. Ckeanfmnt. will be filed early next
"·eek by Ray Hansen. a la"1·er for the
California Teachers Association . '
llanscn Thursday made public three
charges which resulted in the
cancellation April JO of Bandaruk's
contract and ~is immediate rtasslgn-
mcnt lo non-t('aching duties.
District spokesmen so far have refused
lo comment on any of the allegations and
s.iy they are keeping quiet on the advice
of the Orange County Counsel.
The charges, as disclosed by the CTA
attorney. allege that the tenured
instructor violated prof~ionaJ codes by:
-Bringing a bott le of champotgne to an
on-campus faculty party Jan. 25 and
making a punch with it
-Giving -a grade before the student
had fulfilled the required course \\'Ork.
-Taking nn unauthorized k?a\•e· ot
absence by going on a skiing trip and
charging the mis.sing days as sick lea\'e.
''trivial and inconsequential'' and said
that they should not be the basis ror
dismissal o( a tenured college teacher.
•le said he would rebut !hem
individually v.·hen the appeab hearing is
scheduled by trustees in about two
months.
Hansen did. ho"·ever, say the alleged
punch-spiking OMJrrcd during a going
away party for a faculty member which
was not attended by stodents.
The attorney sai d he disclosed the
charges lo put to rest c11mpus rumors
about Bandaruk's dismissal.
"\Ve feel that the charges are not very
heavy. especially since thi.!I guy has been
an out.standing te11.cher. has an
unt>lemished 'record. and has lind
excellent e\•aluations." Han.sen added.
Bandaruk 'A"BS hired by the college in
1971 afte r he graduated from l'C Irvine
with a master's degree. tie has taught
marine science. marine ecology, marine
biology and ''outdoor survtval" and iit
one time served as usistant \.lo'ater polo
coach.
Moretti Raps
Lobby Charge
SACRAMENTO ( U P I l ANembly Speaker Bob M.,.1u
11)'1 the l<CllJltlon lhlt tiquor
lobbyists are "'supplying women''
and other favor11 to legislators was
"a bunch of baloney."
"Thole days are almost 1otally cone in Sacramento lo the best of
my knowledge," ~lorttti 1 o l d
newsmen ThurSday when asked
about the charge by Dr. Joel Fort, 11
San f'ranciK'O author.
"Nob9<1y walk.'J around Md says,
• "Key Bob, do you \tant a v.11man
Thursday nighl." Slid ASoretU. a
Democrntic g Ubtt na tor I a I
contender.
Young Citizens
Cited in Mesa
For Good Deeds
A pa.Jr of young citizens. one only 7'11
have been uTitten Good Guy Ci tations by
the l\'ot1h Coa:a Afesa Kiwanis Club ror
being good guys at a time Of need.
Jason Elliott Richey. 11.1, of 976
~Ussion Drl\'e, received his ticket v.·orth
$10 for helping to calch a burglar a
couple of months ago.
Police suddenly moved into t )'I e
neighborhood where Jason was playing in
February, hWlting a suspect surprised by
a )wng lady as he ransacked her
apartment.
He shoved her out of his \.lo'ay and fled
v.·lth $20. Jaj()fl got a look at him.
"Jason approached one of our officers
and said he had observed the ·m&n v.-c
v.we. looking for." noted Police Capt
Robert. Green.
The boy pointed out where the suspect
went and the man was apprehended and
booked.
Dale Ed\\·ard \1.'hite, of 3~52 Santa
Clara Circle. u·as on his paper route nea r
Maraaatha Village , the Cal\'ary Chapel
commercial complex at Fairview Road
and SWlflO""'er Avenue, v.·hen he spotted
an open door.
He called police to report a po5.'tble
l;lurg@ry in progress ~ad QI ~nturing
in to tnvestigate for himself.
"A check with the owner revealed the
door ""''" accldentaJly left ajar by
employes," said Capt. Green.
Fire Just Start
Of His Troubles
The story was out of the fin and Into
the frying pan for one Newport. Beach
man Thursday.
Artist James H. Shepherd, 26, of 30S E.
Bay Ave .• v.·as taken lo Hoag ?tlemorial
Hospital for treatment or hand and arm
bums _suffered in a $500 fire at his
apartment.
Investigators poking around for a
J:IOS'ible cause. such as cattles:s smoking
later arrested Shepherd and booked him
on suspicion or marijuana pos.sessioo.
Eagleton to Rtm
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Sen. ThomO! F. AC'COn:ling to one source. a decision is
likely furi ng the v.1eekend on hov.· Nixon
"ill proceed in the next phase of his
effort to block impeachment moves in
Congress. , !fan.sen described JQe nccusalions as
The OCC faculty senate meanwhile has
asked college President Rober! AfC>Ort to
clarify the "due process" pl"bcedures
"'hich were follov..'ed in the steps leading
to Banclaruk's dism.lssal.
Eagleton (0-Mo.), who v.ithdrew aa a
1972 Democratic vice p r e j i d e n t 1 a I
nominee. announced today he will seek
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Marine .'\.ttackcr
Sent to Priso11
F.I Toro rit a r Inc Frank Chri!lopher
Raker has been sent lo state prison for
one to 20 years after admitting that he
used a knife to attack l\\'o "·omen al a
Costa ~fesa parly.
Orange County Superior Court Jud ge
Jan1es Turner ordered the prison terni
.1 fter ruli ng !hat Baker, 32. of Yuma.
Ariz .. v•as not a mentally disordered sex
o!fender at the time of the offen se on
l>C'c. ID, 1972 .
Costa Mesa police charged Baker v.•ith ! ·
assault with inlenl to commit rape and
:issault 11·i1h a deadly v.·eapon after lwo I
young v.•omen Identified lhe 1'Iartne as
the mnn who attacked them. during a
party in a Center Street apartmcnl
bui lding.
Offi<·er Charged
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A you ng student v.·ho c'laims he
i:uff('l'l'd serious injuries v.·hcn 11 rc~rve
.~e~yort Beach poli ce oirice r artackcd I
him "v.1thout cause or pro\•ocatlon" has
suf'd the oflictr and the city fo r $200,000. 1 Juan Carlo!I Gallo names reserve •
officer Rene 13ashtar and the city as
defendants in his Orange County Superior
Court lav.·suit.
Gallo alleges lhat Bashear 15sau11ro.
s1ruck and beat hlm lo December and ln-
ntc1ed lnjUrie$ for which ht is sull re--I
celving mtdical attention. ,
Realtors Aid OCC
The Newport Harbor-Cosl.D. 1'1esa
Board of Realtors has donalcd $1,237 to
the Or11ngc.-Cnast College student losn
rund . TilC ch~k v.·a5 presented to Dr.
Thomn!I A. 813kcly, director of the Cons1
r....17.."Tiunlty Collegt f);strict E\•enlng
College, by ibaard of rooltors president
Chirles E. Rrov.·n.
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Penny-pinching Liinits
True to the pledge ~at pn.bably g >t him .ired.
~re than two years ago, Newport Beach City A1a"lager
Robert L. Wynn has submitted a budget for the 1974.75
fiscal year that has to be described as austere.
When finally approved, the spending package will
total between $17.5 and $18 million, depending on the
cost of raises negotiated with city employes.
The city will spend about $17.5 million this year,
so the new budget seems more than rcasocable.
And therein may lie the rub.
Newport Beach went on a strict penny-pinching
binge before \Vynn was hired and bas stuck with it.
The miserly attitude of councilmen has, however,
become so overwhelminily that it has the city administ ra·
tion alm~t backed off from suggesting consideration of
any new city programs.
It took a council election campaign, for instance,
to even bring about any public discussion of the pro-
posed paramedic .vrogram.
That is the ki nd o( thing a city manager should Cee1
Cree to routinely bring before the policy makers. as a sug-
gestion or recommendation. They can always say no.
Frequently they would -and should. But they
should have -and want -the opportunity to con·
sider new programs and priorities.
CoOperation t11e Key
\Vith engineering experts convinced that a marina
adjacent to the ,Santa Ana River is a feasible project,
both from an economic and engineering point of view,
2.11 that remains is for work to begin.
This is a vast oversimplification, or course. The
problems encountered in digging out 420 acres of land
for a harbor are staggering.
ll\1W bridg :s. about tidal a< !ion and water q~1lity, a boot
siltaUon a~d beach erosio'1 must IY! researcti.ed.
The herculean problems loom that much more !or·
mid.able because the major partners In the 1narina proJ·
ect. the cities of Newport Beach and Costa t.Icsa. have
not historically shown much of a spirit of cooperation .
There are indications, however, that the attracti\'C·
ness and the romplexltlea of the project are beginning
to draw the cities into an :imicable partnership. Fruit!ul
meetings between the two mayors :tnd city sta!f members
have resulted in a pro 1nise by U.S. Rep. Andrc\li' !~in ·
~haw (R·Newport Beach) to see k funds for a ll.S. 1\rmy
Corps of Engineers reasibilitv studv.
.Only through st rong lnier-rlly.cooperation will the
manna ever become a reality.
t\niliitious Goal
A man who should know said recently that voca·
tional education has always been a "dirty word" in New·
pon Beach and Costa Mesa.
At:id that. he said, is probably wh y a sun•ey of re-
cent b_1gh sch.~! graduates severely indicted the Ne\li'·
port-Mesa Un1f1ed School Oi1Jtrict for faili ng to prepare
students for a ca1-ee r.
• But Don Achziger. who heads the newlv-crcated
Ca.reer Educ~tion Program in the school disti-ict, says
things are going to get better.
f·fe said, for instance, that wi thi n five ye;:irs he
hopes that ever:)' high school graduate will have had at
least two years' work experience.
\Vhether the goa l is too ambitious or unrcalisllc
remains to be seen. But the program al ready has re-
ceived the blessings of both the Costa 1'.lcsa and Ne wport
Harbor Chambers of Commerce.
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Before any dredging can begin, there wiU have to
be enonnous financiaf commitments. Flood control protr
1ems must be solved. Questions about new roads and
• I_r the businessmen carry out their pledge to pro--
v1de JObs, tbe program, at the very least , should enable
a student '!h_o doesn't plan a college career to find a way
to earn a living lhe day after he gets that dipld'ma.
'What does it say~ Quite a bit about American values.'
Hoiv Nixon
Solved His
Last Crisis
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Ntws Item: The President's chief
lawyer dt'l'lied Mr. Ni%on had violated
tJ1e law against withholding knowt-
edge of a felony -even though he
failed to tell law e11forcement officers
that hush money was paid to the
Watngate burglars.
"Tht: President is the chit:f law
enforcement officer in the co.imtru,''
said attorney James D. St Clair.
Therefore, the President fulfilled
t.lie law's requirements, St. Clair im-
plied, by reporting k11-0wledge of the
felcn1y to himself.
MY FE!LOW AMERICANS, ! address
you tonight at a moment of grave na-
tional crisis. As you know, the Senate ttr
da y SllW fit lo con·
vict me in its im·
pcachment proceed-
ings. That is their
right and I do not
ror one n1inute deny
them that right.
The que!.1ion \\'e
must (ace tonight.
my fellow Ameri·
cans. is what steps
\\."e shall take in this emergency. Our
O>nstitution, I am glad to be able lo re-
port to you . makes one thing perfectly
clear. Upon impeachment and convictioo,
the President -and let me re.11d this to
you verbatim -"shall be removed rrom
office.''
NOW TifAT is the law and, as you
know , I have sworn, rightly or wrongly,
to uphold the Jaw.
J, therefore, immediately conferred
\Vith myself In my capacity as Chief Law
Enforcement Officer on how best to
remove myself from this office.
'The Chier La1v Enforcement Officer
advised me that I can be removed bodily
either by Fede ral Marshals or U.S.
troops -but, unfortunately, Federal
1'larshals have received no training
1vbatsoever in presidential removal.
I immediately called upon the Corn·
1nander in Chief. which is also myseU, \D
order a contingency force o( . .o\merican
Dear
Gloo1u y
Gus
Why \\.oold anybody belie~ that
a DemocraticaUy cootrolled Con-
gress, that doesn't have the guts ta
vote a gun control law, could pos-
sibly impeach any President! _K. s.
troops to remove me from ofriec.
However. the Commander in Cllief, I
think rightly, strongly urged against such
a course on the grounds that a display of
military might at this critical point
would onJy tend to inflame the crisis
rather than relieve it.
l AGAIN searched through the
Constitution. 1 found that 1 may be
removed because of physical or mental
incapacity. Here, I hoped , might lie a
1vay out or this dilemma.
As Chief Medical Officer, f subjected
myself to a rigorous physical ex-
amination. A3 Chief Director of ~fental
Health in this great land of ours , 1 put
myself throilgh exhaustive psychological
testing. I passed -and let me be
perfed.ly candid about this -both tests
with flying colors.
One alternative remained. I called upon
mY,self as Olief Executive Officer to
carefully and painstakingly review the
case against me and render, insofar as
humanly possible, a fair and impartial
verdict.
The Ch.ief Executive Officer, at my
bidding has done precisely this. And I am haJipy to report to you tonight that
the crisis over my removal from office
bas been at last resolved . r have beeo
granl.ed, I am proud to say, Executive
Clemency.
THERE WilJ.. be those. my fellow
Americans, who will undoubtedly at-
tempt to subvert the steps 1 have taken
lo uphold the Constitution in this national
emergency.
1 have, therefore, asked the Com-
mander in Chief to deploy troops around
Capitol Hill to preserve our cherished
Constitution. I ba\•e every reason to
believe the Commander in Chief will
cooperate fully with me in lhis hour of
national peril And I expect every decent
American will do lilc:ewise, Cod wilting.
Thank you and good night.
Henry VIII's Last Queen
One of the most prominent, and least
documented people in tM reign of Henry
VIII comes into her own right in Queea
Katherine Parr, an in depth. highly
readable book by Anthony ~1artienssen
(McOraw·Hlll, $7.9$J, Katherine ls shown
not simply as the wife who survived
blm but 11s an ou"8tanding wom11n of
l'!H? Tudor Age and )( the N,.-, Learn.Ir~
advocated 6y ErasMU! and ~ir Thom.s
Moore.
MARR.JED !or tbe rlrst Ume at 17,
widoMd mortly afterwards, and subse-
quently the wife or Lord Latlmtt. a
leading magnate or the North, Katherine
w~ brought up in court circle• aJ
the protegH: of the King's first wife,
Ca therine or Aragon. Her earliest tutor,
the Sp11nla rd J113n Vivt!:5; was an ad·
vocate of Increasing poy,·er for women.
Whtn her second husband supported
lbe Northern rebellion Katherine came
doee to dis1~ttr. but, at Marttenuen
sbaws, stle navlgat~ with great !lk\11
the t:reacherow shoals of life at court.
rodti tbe tide of Rdormadon, and finally
(THE BOOKMAN)
outwitt ed her arch-entmy. Thomas
Cro":'lwell, ~ming a prlme factor In
his ttJsgract And execution.
Al'TER I.be death of Lord Latimer
Katherine became Henry Vlll's final
queen, &nd as such &he wa,, responsible
for the education or ber stei><blldren
who were to become in sucoession Klng
F.dward VJ, ~ Mary, and Queen
Ellzabelh I. She broughl these cblld"'n
under lhe same roof for the flrlt lime,
and lnllutneed their whole UVOI.
Martlcnssen, a prominent author and
historian IHIOer and llll Admiral~.
Crime ud Ute Polk:t) give. a
rtmark•ble portrait not only of
Katherine, but " tbe whole ronuo1L'
and. dangerous, ytt brilliant, 1\ldor Age
in which lbe Uved.
VICTOR DE KtYSERLlh'G
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l11ipenchnae11t Politics Hit Co11a111111aity Action
Veto Awaits Anti-poverty Fi11:ancing
WASHINGTON -The deepening effect
on -ell government policy of President
Nixon's desperate struggle for irur1·h'al
v.•as fel t on Capitol I·li ll last week v.·hen
congressional Republicans received th is
message-: Presid&nt .l'\ixon wilL,·eto any
bill lO refinance the Community Action
Program.
The four Republicans in Congress
responsible ror anti-povert y legislation,
ranging {rom llberal
to moderately con-
servative. requested
the meeting just be·
fore the East<'r re-
cess. They hoped to
convince ?t1r. Nixon
it wookl be in his,
the nation's and the
Republican party's
interest to sign such
a biU. But the reply from t\\'O faC"Clcss
funcUonaries was a non-negotiable no.
The -ex-planation L'I embedded in the
new game of impeachment politics. \\'ilh
impeachment by the I-louse increasingly
likely, the White !louse must count on
one-third plus one of the Senate to S3\'C
him-at least 34 conscrl';1th·c Senators.
Since J.Ir. Ni.xon ha.~ offended many
conservatives \\.'ith dctcnte and high
govemment spending. he now attempts
lo appease !hem on sensitive though
peripheral issues.
THE Ar-;"TI-POVERTY PR 0 GR A r.1
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begun by President Johnson in 19&4 is onr
i:;uch issue. Conservatives havl' Jong
lusted tor its evisceratioo. Rut for five
years ~Ir. l'"ixon has fol1011t·cd s1::1ff
advice to reform . not kill, !he anti·
pol'erty progra~thereby disobeying his
ov.11 inslincls.
l!OY.'ever, just y,·hen the r;i100 instinct
coincides y,•ith the politics or SUTYi\•al , !he
politics of poverty are c h a n g i n g .
Com munity At'1ion Programs, which
began as govemmcn t-(inanred exerci!e5
111 protc>-revolution, have joined the
e!'.tablishment. City halJ once damned
Community Action. but the mayors f'IO\V
plead for continued federal financing.
\\'hat's more. Communltv Act ion has
strange ncy,· Republican aliies. including
highly respected Rep. 1\lbl'rt Quie of
~finnesol&, once the I~ouse battering
ram against Community J\ct1on but now
its key defender. Even n1ore strang<'.
lohbying for Communily ,\c11on, fin;inccd
by dues checkoffs or frdcral pol"erty
\\"Orkcrs. is former Hep. William Crarnl'r
of Florida. A hard-shell conservative and
implacable foe of an ti-poverty lcgislat1on
as a Congressman. Cramer now is
getting $25.000 a month for lhrce mo11ths
10 sell Com munity Action .
TllE f"Ol]lt Hepublicans ha ndling
pov1:rty lcgislalion -Qu1c. Rep. \\'illiam
Stei~f'r of \\'i"'l'On~tn. ~rn. Hohert Taft.
.Ir . of Ohill <uld Sf·n .. Ja t·ob Jav1ts of f\'.ew
'l'ork-now !)upport Con)mun1ty Action.
So~ Ja1 11.S l;qt \ll'\'k asked the \Vhite
House fur :i mcrt1ng 10 sccK a
compromise. S1>nl up to C:ipitol ll1ll \1·cre
\Y.'o a1ck·s v.ell bt. !oy,· the policymaking
le\'cl : James C.a1•anagh of the Domestic
('ouncil staff :ind Paul O'~cil of the
Offi('(" of t-.tana_l!ement and Budget.
The congressional Hcpublicans lold
thMn the moch cri!icizt'<I anti-poverty
agency. the Office of E co n o m i C
Opportunity (QE0 1. y,·as doomed . Nor
did they like a Democratic scheme to put
Community Action in !he voluntary
AC.llON agency. But they did think.
Community Action could prosper inside
, the Department of Health. Education and
\\''elfart' <HEY.'), urging the Pre!ident to
support this.
Howard Phillips, briefly in charge of
OEO last yc.nr for !he purpose of
dismantling it. has dcscrihc-d f,a\·anagh
as one ""ho takes his CUC'S from O'Neil"
and O"Nei l as '"shrcy,·d\y liberal.'' But
last 111:'ek. Cav:inagh :.ind o·~c1I turned
thurnbs doy,·n. \\"hct lll.'r in OEO. ACTION,
or ll E\V, Community Action fundin g
v.·ould be \'etoed by !'l!r. Nixon. period.
\\'hat's more. the Pre5idcnt also might
veto a bill for a nC\\' Legal Se rvices
pro~ram I formerly lodged in 0£0) if the
Scnatc-!lousc conference now devising
1hr final form persists in presrnt trends.
If so. ;\Ir. Nixon v.111 have performNI thC'
unti·anti·po vcrly hat tri{'k : OEO, Legal
Services. Community Act1on.
TlllS WOUl.O satisfy l'OflSC'f'\'atiVC'
demands. cnunciat.ed .b~· ·-P.hillips _nearl y
every 11:eek in Hu man Events. Such
ronscrvatlves arc well aware o I
impeachment politics. Although Sen.
James Buc kley of f\ey,· York called ror
~Ir. Nixon's rcsignnlio n <1s a mailer of
l'Onscience, many ronscrvativ~ view It
as a shot across the bow ma king Mr.
Nixon more attenti\'e to thei r desi res.
f'i1elvin R. Laird as presidcnti11l
counselor was a counterfGrce to suc h
pressures and today woukt be pressin g
t-.lr. Nixon to approve Community Action
inside HE\V . But Laird's hard·Y."Ol'king
young successor as domestic policy chlef.
Ken Cole, is not one to argue with the
President. He gave the President's
orders to Cavanagh and O'Neil to relay
to Congress.
O:lnst>q"uently. the scenario sctms
clear: Congress V.'ill finance Community
Action und er HEY.1• ~Ir. Nixon Yi'ill vet o
ii. the \'Clo v.·ill ):)(' overridden. At 11
happier lime, the \\'hjte I-louse \\.'OUld
have Oinchcd at lhe indign ity of an
O\'erridc. Not no.w. All policy is geared to
safeguarding one-third plus one against
cooviction in the Senate, and all
argmnents b.1c:k1ng moderate, noo-
rc1,o"Olutionary hrlp for the poor pal e
before tha t imperati\'c.
Don't Knock Those College· Degrees
To the Editor:
1be article by Ru s Walton on llouston
Floumoy f"Leaders From the Ranks
Serve Best." Daily Pilot. April 22 ) argues
that ~tr. Flournoy is disqualified from
consideration as a gubernatorial
candidate because he has a doctoratr
from Princ<'ton . has been a professor of
political science, 11nd has not hccn
"trained in the school of hard knocks .'"
One would have tlwtt~!ht th is kind of
prejudice against education and culturt.:
had died out y,·ith the :.1cearthy rra, but
evidently the curious beast is stlll_nlive.
~1r. Walton. in an echo of those good old
limes. e\•en hints st rongly that i\fr.
Flournoy's education aod special training
in polit..ical science make him suspect as
a fled. Russia docs train people specially
for high Gffice. he rl'minds US. ''So does
Red China. But. not the good old U.S. or
A." In short. ~lr. \\'alton dcmonstra1es
the familiar kind of anti·inlellectuallsm
Wicks
Now Mrs. Hubbard, you went
to ths cupboard to fetch your
poor dog a bone. How can
you afford such luxurlesl
( ~IAILBOX )
Letters fron1 readers are 1celcome.
Normally, writers should c011t.'CY their
1nt>ssogcs it1. 300 words or less. The
rin hr '" co11r!e11se letter.~ tCl fr' space
or e/i111uiare libel is resrrved. All let·
1ers m11st include signat11re ond mail·
i11a address but 11a111es m1111 be witll·
held on reques t if sufficient rea,~on
i.~ npparent. Poel rfl wiU not be pub-
lished.
y,·hich may be· as American as apple pie
but is not nearly as palatable.
IT JS llARD to sec anything y,-rong
11'ith a person making A stud y of
i;:.o\'ernmental proc-csses. C\'en at a hlll'.h
le\'Cl, before he aspires to public office
Experience ha s amply demonstrated that
in ordf'r to be 11 capable government
administrator it Is not cnouf!h to ha\·c
hecn a general. un actor and soft·shoc.
dancer, or rl"en a hatx>rdnsher. Y.'h."lt v.(•
may le1?itimatcly ask of a ca nd idate for
hi~h office is that he dcmonstr:lle an
exceptional degree of intelligence and
v.•isOOm . nnd .nat he pc.;se!is an i.dcquatc kno .. 1edgc • .,.r the intricae· 1s of
gov~m(·nt. i"aklnf( a lh.D. In ,x>litlca l
science may not tit lhto only v.·ay 10
rlt!monstratc these. qualific.aUons. but 1l
seerfl$ one \\'Rf.
I don 't happe:n to tiupport ~tr. t1ournoy
a~ a cand1da1e fe>r govl'mor. The point is
an aOOtract one. lf Mr. Y.'alton can grasp
that. And bv Lhe "'ny. under our fonn of
go\·trr.menl Jt Is not a crime to ha\·e a
college degree , even an advanced one.
DONALD llEl~EY
Real Pro9re••
To the Editor~
Jllslorian Leo J. Frii~ in his "OranRe
County Through four Ctnturics·• (!~)
rt"COrds :
'"The di.scourac ing darkness of the
depression yea rs y,·as hrightened by the
birth of the l'"csti va\ of Arts "'hich has
become an important eultural institution
of Orange County. It Y.ilS 1n 1932 !hat
ar11sts t1nd cra!t smen I'll Laguna Beach
held their f1rs1 festivt1! 11ith the
cucnlyp111s trel'S of El 1'<1<;\·0 Street as a
backdrop.··
HISTORICAL footnOI{' for the future :
"Jt 1~·as 1n 1!174 that the citizens of
Laguna Beach dcdicatc.-d their ne\~' ~1 ain
Beach Yiilh the eucalyptus tree.o; <v.·hat's
left of them) of f;I Pasco Street
rdffWlct l SC'rVing as a backdrop for the'
romforl station.•·
~Ian , that's pure progress '.
BILL DAY
l\'ol>od11 Care •?
To the Editoc :
\Vhere are all the burn per stickcr!I?
I th<ll•Aht it y,·as <in rlN:t1on year, but
it's Ob\'ious that nobo<ly cart.$!
.Jl1ST for run. I rountl'd politicnl
hun1pcr suck~! ()nt art(·rf'IOOn. In one
hour. out of hundred!I of cnrs. I ta1nc up
v.1th the lolloY.·ing:
,\l1oto -one.
~IITT(.'lti -Ollt
lfilf1f -l\\'O
~·106t ocoplc Y.Ou!d ·•n1ther bC' s.1ihn~"
Jt seem": I toun11~-4 six of :"t>se'
~llf\11 S£ti \ \
!Sf'lwol U fa·.111•
To the Editor .
/l>lany mo!hers arc r'On1pl<1uun:.; .,,,.;ut
Ll nco ln Se.hoi•I l('t11ng t)Ut <ii 9:3() a m .
Tue!lday . April 16, bccau~I! their children
did not check in with them bul ln,teart
Y,'elll to the beach or ebev.'bert.
I WAS one or the s lud en l~ who
rema1ntd on the campus mttil I was
g1\'cn a noU" 10 take home to rny parents.
\\Then I arrived home no one Wll:S
lhf"re
The first thing I dld wu call my
mother 111 "'Ofk. She ga,·e me pe.nnl1.1kln
!o go to Balboa Island "ith my friends.
But the one thing the other mothers did
not kno"' is that the srhool \v:is not goini;
to let us out until 10 unlrss !hf. powc>r
v.·cnt b:ick on . \\'rll aboot 9:30 abou!
SC\'C'ral hundred ch1ldrt·n c:i ffi(' ru.nn1n1:
dOY.'11 lhe hnll and !Xl'ISC'i.1 the n1mor th<ll
~hool y,·;is let out. In five minuteii ha lf
!he pc<>plt• lt>ft lttt· ~chool <'nmpus. Since
!he pov.'C1'" y,·as off thry Y.t·re not able lo
make any announce ments.
~1ost of !he tc:·1chers tried to stop the
children from lt>av1ng the campus, but
could not stop :ill of them . 1\ftcr lhal Y.'C
v.·erc told to RO to the g}m and it Yi'a.5
explained to us v.·hat \\','L'I h<ippcrun~. llod
lhen we left for the buses. Five mlll\ll.M
aflt.'f that the poYier came on. and t~
y,·ere not cnouRh kids lert to p~ to
our classC's. So r 1hlnk it is very unfair
fOI' I.he mot~rs to blame l..incoln $(hool
v.·hen lt "as not compl1•t<'lY the school's
fault .
llE~I SE KARPEU:S
OIANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robtrt N. \Vfrrf, Publi.slltr
ThomM Kt.toil, £di lar
.1orr>arc ::rti!Jirh
Er' .f11ria l P>.J.-it. Edc!r ...
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J>i;.-.• .,. • ~~ 1•1 1n lr1rm and s11n11ll.tt"
1""·''1• '' I\ prr-,("nt11lfl on 1111.i r~ii:rt'
d""r.-~· • .. mment11.r)' m !<11'1•1-.; •)/ ll'l·
ll't"• \t l,·, ,,rlfiiratN\ ,.,,tumn1~!" ·•fl•!
• arr'>"ln,,r~ th· pr ''''''"J.t 11 fon1m r 1
rf'adr" \l~A otnd hy pl'r1<"'1l1n1t in ...
"""''!Pll ?rf' oplnlDn.J and Klt>11.' •>1
C\lrrt'n! tQPit·~. ~ tdllcwill opin1""'
ft! ll'lt lJ&1Jy P1~.1 llMlC!af only 1n r,
tdUorLaJ rolumn •t th(> top of thr
pnge. Op1nkr.u1 f'\"Pf?Slll'\1 I•)' 1h,. mJ.
wnn1at1 11nd canoonlJ1s •nd J11tlt'r
•"rittn lrr 1~1r O<oVn and nn ~
mmt ol !hrlr vi..,.. by ttic-Dll.11
Pilot ftJukt be inftn'td.
Friday, 1\pnl 26, 19i4
I
Liquor Ta x
Increase
Bill Dead
SACRAMENTO (UPI\ -
Legislation increasing liquor
taxes and providing more
money to rehabilitate CnHfor-
nia Alcoholics h:s been killed
by a sen:lle con1mit1ce .
The Go..,crnrnental
Orgnnization C o n1 n1 i I t c e
Thursday \'Otcd 10-0 Io
a ppl'O\'C a SUIX'Ommit!f'C
recommendauon to lake no
[ __ . __ s_1a_1_e_~J
action on the bill. rol\ol'!1ng
the \'O(e, subcommittee rh:ur-
man George Zcnovi{'n 10-Frl'S· nOJ. Sllid the bill ~·as ''dead''
for the current legislative ses-
sion.
Tbe bill, by ~-Arlen
Gregorio (D-San M a t co ) ,
called for a doubling of 1hc
state excise tax on liquor and
the repeal of the "fair trade''
law. which allo'>''S the $25
mi ll l on ro r a l cohol
rehabilitation progran1s to he
administered by local go\·crn -
mcnts.
e 14 Arre.ipd
LOS ANGELES fAP 1
Authorities said they broke up
a major a rea ,::.1mblin~
operation, arresting 14 persnns
in a series or raids se! up afier
a t"'()-month u nd e r CO \'er
investigation. a s her i r f · s
spokesman said.
Sgt. Jim Orr said lhree of
the persons arres1ed Thursday
"'ere u1omen. All \\'ere booked
for inve s t iga t ion of
bookmaking. he added. Orr
snid the gambling ring netted
between $.50,000 :ind $75,000
monthly.
e Reid it1 1t111rdpr
SACRA;\fENTO ! UP! 1 -
Ronald Wayne \Viggi ns. :'IB.
"'as bookro o n a murder
charge Thursday in the
shotgun slaying of a pri,·ate
inve stiga t o r v•ho "'as
ambushed in the alley behind
his apartment house.
E'ir.Yt lfit11esses
Janel Cooper, left, and' Cynt hia Garve~·. both 27.
"'ill be first witnesses called by a r~ederal Grand
Jury next \Veek investigating 1nurder, kidnap nd
robbery by the Syn1 bionese Liberation Army. The
twO' tight·lipped 1niJitants with radical ties were
subpoenaed Thursday as an extensive probe began
into the bank robbery in which kidnapcd Patricia
l learst played a controversial role. --------
Rep1iblica11:s Berate
Rea~u11's Selectioris
L
S·\CR.<\1\JF:l\l'f'O t l' p I I -
Hepubllcan Sen. Fred f.1arler
says he has •·no hnrd feelings"
lowards Gov. Honald Reaga n
because the governor
bypassed him in nominating
l\\'O Democrats to the 3rd
District Cou rt of Appeal . I
The nominat io n s of
Sacramento County Superior
Court Judges Creorge E .
Paras, 49, and Robert K.
Pu glia, 44. Thursday v.•ere
denounced by two Republican
senators.
GOP senators favoring the
nomination ol i\.Iarler h.J\'f'
been engaged in a qu iet
struggle "'[th Reagan the past
\\\'O "·eeks over the judici.il
selection. ~1arler. of Redding.
earlier decided not to seek re·
el e ction b ecause o f
reappointment changes in his
district and hnd hoped for the
nomination.
Afte r the nomi nations were
annOunced, ri.tarler Io I d
ney.·smcn he discussed the
appoinlmcnts "'ith Reaga n
and "there are no hard
feelings or rccrjatinat.klntt"
1ndic;itcd th e derision wa!
influenced by the fact he had
no tr11J/ 1udg{' experienfe
Rengan in the 1>:1~1 has lx>r•n
criticized for nom in at 1 ng
:1tt orn eys with little
experienet• on !he bench to
high judicial posts.
~rarler also ind i c a I e d
Reagan may offer h i m
anolher post instead. One
seoalor had said ~larlcr \\'as
in line for a Superior Court
Judgeship.
Did J uclgcs
Contribute
'fo Reagan?
Heari11 g
For Farr
l\'Iay 20
LOS ANGELF.S IUPI ) -An
unprec«lented court hearing.
which is supposed L o
determine \\'helher reporter
\VHHam F'arr would revea l the
iden1ities of news sourc<?S if he
was kep t in jail long enough.
ha s been postponed to al101~·
!Jn1e to get \\'al!cr Cronkite
and other prominent nc11sme11
as Y•ilnesst's.
Supertor Court J u d g e
\\'illiam II. LevJt Thursday
postponed the hearing witil
~lay 20 at the request of
Farr's al!ortl('y.
The lime is needed to
schedule appearances b y
Cronkite, CSS.TV anchonnan,
and other prominent newsmen
from the East Const. it was
argued.
Farr, court reporter for the
Los Ange les Times. has bt.>en
involved in a three-yc.a.r legal
battle over his refusal lo
identify the two lawyers who
ga\'e him n1a!eria/ for a story
during the trial of !he Diaries
,\·lanson "Fatni!v" for 1 he
Sharon Tate m'urd ers. The
la"'Yers broke a gag order by
Superior Court Jud~e Charles
Older . the trial judge, "'ho
wants them idcnt ifiro.
If lhcir identities "'ere
kno"·n. !he lawyers could face
contempt of cou rt and perjury
actions and possihle dlsbar·
1nent.
FarT is defending t h e
joornalistic p r i n c i p l e or
confidentiality of s o u r c e s .
saying it u•ould be impossible
for reporters to a c q u i r l'
info rmation if the judge can
force hiin to identify the
attorneys.
,
CALIFORNIA
Nc ,vsrack
Ordinance
Launcl1ed
Frld•Y, Apr!I 2b, 1974
I
DAIL V PILOT 5
Stop-and-quesiion Search . _
1
H alood in 'Zebra' Dragnet '.
,
s AN F RA N C I Sc o l~e said the city's "simple smpcct .
(UPf)-Police halted their good faith is not enough," The most recent "2'.ebra'
"stop and question" SC&rt'h for dtspite the softening of 1he \lictim was Nelson T. Shield,,
!be "Zebra" killers today on a young. white man killed U
orders of a federal judge who NAZI POLICE CLERK days ago. He was the 11th
r u I e d th e drag' n e t STIRS BAY AREA _ white person slain by a blnck
unconstitutional. P•ge 7 killer who approached h~
They already had modified --------targets silently and fired af
the widespread questioning or controversial tactic, and that point blank range. Six: othcrl'
black males resembling a the city \\'as "mistaken on the \\'ere "'·ounded .
dra\\ing ot one suspect. co n s t i tutionality of the • Nearly 600 blrick.c; had be:1t
saying the widespread search program." halted in the "stop an4
had been "unproductive and The NrniOnul Association for question" search before thr
ineffecti ve." the Advancement or Colored prog ram ~·a11 curtailed .
U.S. Oi3trict Judge Alfon!O People and the American Civil Polil'e Capt. Charles Barca,
J. Zirpoli issued an injunction Liberties UnK>n filed the suits. the inspector directing the
against the city Thursday. They said black men were inves tigation. said, "The only
ba rr ing i n d iscriminale being stopped oo lhc streets thiag "'e ha\•e changed is who
stopping or citizens because and questioned mlely because will be stopped and quest ioned
... the "danger of repetition has !hey resembled a po 1 ice and who "''on't be stopped and
LOS ANGELES <AP)-The not been removed." artist's drawing of a "1.ebra" queslioned.
City Council has given1-;;;:;;::;:;:;;;::;:-:;;;:---;--;---;;;;;;~;;;;;:;;;;;-:;;;;;;;-:---:----:---;-----:----pr.eliminary approval to anl , .. • • ~
ordinance aimed at prOhibiting
the sale of se x ·o riented
magazines and newspapers
from public newsracks.
The proposed measure ,
"'hich will come up for a final
vote nexl week, outlaws the
dis play of nudity from
nev.•sracks and prohibits the
sale of ':harmful rnatter''
from newsracks unless done
"in lhe presence of an adull
person authorized to prevent
the purchase of such matter
by a minor."
''llannf}ll matter ·· is ,.
defined in the ordinance a:i
"maLler ta ken on a "'hole. the
predominant appeal of \\fuch
to me average person , .. is
lo prurient interest:·
City Atty. Burt Pines and
his deputy. Don ~1orrow, told
the council before i t s
preliminary vote Thursday
that the constitutionality of
the proposal is h ig h 1 y
questionable. ,
.. . The "Gifts of Healing"
, ' ~ And ··ca sting out devils ..
"-.. ~ '0Who7~t7 When? Where? Why7 How? " ' -~-----..... ~\, '. '''_, ~ 3·00 P.M:---SUNOAY AFTERNOON
. 1• '' '-'-.. '---._APR IL 2 8~ 1~
No Collection•! '-... '-...._ ~ -...
Nothing to Sell! ............. Cos I ii ~ s ii Wo m ~' s CI u b -....___
F•ml/'fMHting•I 610 We st 181h Street, Cos ii M'esil ---.____
~ed by believe!'~ in the LORD JESUS
CHRlST {Col. 3: 15. r 7). Write u~ for Free
literotl.l'e . Bo.1. ~2021, Los Angele s. Ca.
'100<2.
•
SANTA ANA
SOUTH COAST PLAZA • •
.. Officers said \V i g g i n s ,
accompanied by his attorney.
~rrendered al the police
station Thur s d ay and
appcarro in a police lineup
Detore being booked. Police
had sought Wiggins f o r
questioning about the shooting
Tuesday of R3ymond Slh'll. 5.1.
who headed a Sacrament()-
based priv:itc invcstigath·e
firm.
"The governor had very
strong and legitimate reasons
for his action," t.1ar1er said.
Marler declined to disclose
SACRA~1ENTO IUPtl -
Although rece ntly saying it is
improper for judges lo make
campaign contributions. Gov.
Honakt It e a g a n reportedly
.'.lcccpted political donations
from at lc:.ist six judges in his
1970 ji'ubcmatorial campa ign. t-!::;;:;:::::;;:::;:;:::::;::;::::;!:;;;;;;;;;;;~;#:r:=;;~;:::=:==:;?:::::~==~~==2::=:!:: In today's edit ion of the Los I•
e Realtor G11il111
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A jury
has convii;ted real!or 1-fadrian
J . Libcrotore on charges that
he arranged to have two
businessmen bealcn up and
the real estate office of a
C<Jmpc titor burned.
Liberatore. 56, of San Diego.
was found guilty Thursday of
l\\'O counts of soliciting assault
and one count of soliciting
arson. Two previous trials had
ended in hung juries.
e 1Hn11 Se111e11red
SAN FRANCISCO (U PI ) -
Van \Vesley Purcell, 29, ha s
been sentenced to I i f e
imprisonment for the January
slaying of market owner
Anthony Cala during a holdup.
Superior Court J u d g e
\Villiam liiulliits Thursday also
se n tenced Purceli to
consecutive terms of 10 years
to life on seven counts of first
degree robbery, conseculi '/t'
tem1s of life on l"''O counts of
attempled robbery and one to
15 years on a gun charge.
Purce!/ was convic!ed by <I
jury on April 9.
"... .
\\'hat Reagan said b u t
Probation
A 1ccirclecl
Streakers
PA SADE NA (t,;!'I • -
r-.tunici p al ('ourt JudJ,!e
\\'arren L. Ettinger Thursday
placl'C.I lhrC'e colle(!1: studen 's
- a man and two pretly
sisters -on six mont hs
probation for streaking :ind
admonished them Y•ilh \\ilat
the judge said "'as an Engli.>h
maxiru:
"Do anything you \\'ant -
but don 't do ii in !he streets or
you'll fri ghten the horses."
• Toby Zorthian. 2.1, and the
Hood sisters. Jennifer. 21 ,;1nd
\\'ilia. 18. "'ere found guilty of
dis turbing !he peace by
running naked p.ist the Vienna
Syn1phony Orchestra ::ind <i
cro1rd of thousands attending
!he blac k lie opening nf the
Amb:t ss ad o r Colle g e
Auditoriunl April J7 . ·'
VISIT OUR FANCY
Angeles J ou r n a.I , !he
newspaper 's S.icramenlo
Bureau reported that four of
1he jurists "''ere sit ting in S;1n
Diego. one in \'1:ba County and
1hc sixth in Fresno County.
Presiding Justice F' r a n k
Hichardson or lhc state 's 3rd
::ippe!tatc court n!so he.'.lded
HcaJ:!an's Sacramento r C' •
clcclfon commillce u· hi ch
rai!>Cd more than S2tl.OOO for
the governor's campaign.
Richardson. an attomcv at
the time of !he 1970 camp.iign,1
\\'as :ippoln!ed to the judicial
post by fleagan in 1971.
Narnes or other possible
judicial co ntr ibu tor s to
Reagan's campaign coold not
be unco\•ered because the
addresses of virtuallv all
contributors on the go\'Crnor's
19i0 campaign statements
"'ere blocked out . a practice
11·hich 11·ill be outlawed !his
year.
An1ong those ~·110 do show
up as Hc,1gan tontribulors in
l!i70 include San D iego
Superior Cour t ,Judges \Villian1
/< •. Yal<', Hosroc S. \V ilkl'\' and
frnnk!in B. Orficld . · t he
Joum11t rt•port{'d. All three
11·erc appointt•d lo lht' bench
hy Hl'a gan in 1969
780 Baktr Strett I neit to Flrt Stotioil I
on Bristol at laktr-COSTA MESA
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• Erporl Joponoso Gordner Wit~ Monthly Service
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Knits: cardigan
7.99 mig. $14-$1 5
Acrylic knirs. \'<'hire with p inr,
na\·y, bcrrr rrin1 . Vt'st.
Reg.S I 0, -i.99. S.M,L
Nylon shirts
9.99
Colorfully prin1cd shirts
in pure nylon. ~{any
prints. Sizes
S,M,L.
Spring pants
13.99
Natural rise waist
p.tnrs in rayon and
polyesrt·r. \'\'hire,
n1in1, peac h. For
.~i1.es 5 en I ;;,
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Famous name group.
Assorted fa brics and prinrs.
For sizes 5-1 ).
Group jeans
8.99
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Famous nan1e styles.
In cord or
hom<'spu n. [\'lany
rolors. All
sizt'S 5· 13.
Group dresses
23 .99
orig. S '.J
Famous name long
dresses in many
sry les and colori;.
Sho\\'n: setr·
~ckerdors.
All si2cd
for S-13.
Shop J\tonday rhru Frid•)', I ():(X) .i.m. co 9: 30 p.m. , Bullock's S3n1:a An;t. I F\1shinn Square, 2800 N, Main Siren, Sant:i An1, TC'lcphonc: 5 \j. 72 1 I
Saru rday, 10:00 a.m. ,o ~00 p.m. Bullock's Soorh Coast Pla1<1, an Di ego Frttu•ay .at Bristol. Cosra ~IC$l.I, Tclt•phonr:' 5,r,.061 I
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(~ooperation the l(ey
\Vlth engineering experts convinced that a marina
adjacent to lhe Sant.a Ana River is a feasible project,
both from an economic and engineering point of view,
&LI that remains L~ for work to begin.
This is a vast oversimplification. of course. The
problems encountered in cljgging out 420 acres of land
for a harbor are stagge ring.
Before any dredging can begin, there· will have to
be enormous financial commitments. Flood control prob-
lems must be solved. Questions about new roads and
new bridges. about tidal action and water quality, about
siltation and beach erosion must be researched.
The herculean problems loom that much more for-
midable because the major partners in the marina proj·
eel, the cities o( Newport Beach and Costa ?itesa, have
not historically shown much of a spirit or cooperation.
There are indications, however, that the attractive-
ness and the complexities or the project are beginning
to draw the cities into an amicable pannership. Fruitful
meetings between the two mayors and city staff members
have resulted in a promise by U.S. Rep. Andrew l~in
shaw (R-Newport Beach) to seek funds for a U.S. Army
Co rps of En gineers feasi bility study.
Only through strong inter-city cooperation will the
marina ever become a reality.
Dual Police Service
Questio.ns about who se~ policy govcrnin~ the a~·
lions of Irvine's contract police force we re raised this
week \vhen Irvine city councilmen considered and fi-
nally approved a $~16.626 a year agreement for expanded
ser\'ice 10 be provided by the Costa A1esa Police De·
partment.
Cost.a l\fesa City Council and police chlef n\ii;:ht feel free
to ignore desires of Irvine policyrnaker.s.
Not so, either in theory or 1n practice, argued Ir-
vine City &tanager \Vill iam \VooUett J r.
tn theory, Chief Neth reports to \\'oollctt in much
the same way he would if he were fu.ll·time Irvine police
chief.
In practice, no man mav serve two ma!;fe r.; anti
Neth's first obligation is to Costa ~·lesa. hence the in-
volved verb!,age v"hich apparently is fairly con1mon to
police services contracts.
There see1ns to be tittle reason to anlicipale major
changes in the spirit of cooperation evidenced by the
c!ty of Costa 1-~e.sa. ('hief Neth :lnd the policemen oCfi-
ctals of both cit ies selected 10 patrol Irvine.
t\n1bitious Goal
. A man ~ho should know said recently that i,:oca·
t1onal education has always been a "dirty word"' in 'l";ew·
port Beach and Costa ~tesa. ' '
A ~d that. he !'aid. is probably wh y a sur\·cy or re .
cent high school graduates severely indi cted the Ne w·
po rt-~1esa Unified School Dis trict for failing to j1repare
students for a tarcer.
But Don Achziger. who heads the newly-created
Ca.recr Educ?tion Program in the school diStrlct, says
things are going to get better. -
l~e said. for in stance. that within five years he
hopes that every hi gh school graduate will have had al
least t\\'O years' work experience.
\Vhether the goal is too ambitious or unrealistic
re~ains to be ~een. But the program already ha.s re·
ce1ved the blessings of both the Costa ~tcsa and Newport
Harbor Chambers of Comn1erce.
---
' 1-~wa-v -·
Clear understanding of the policymaking powers
of the Irvine council is difficult at best to glean from the
legal docun1ent.
. 1.f the business111en carry out their pledge to pro-
vi de Jobs, the program. at the very leru;t, should enable
a student "Yh.o doesn't pl an a college career to find a way
lo earn a living the day afte.r he gets that diplorna.
'What does it say'.' Quite 11 bit about American values.'
IL appeared to some Irvine councilmen that the
Hoiv Nixo11
Solved His
Last Crisis
( ART HOPPE J
News Item : Tlie President's chief
l awye r de11ied 1'tfr. Nixon had violated
tile la1t1 against withholding knowL-
edrie of a fe/uny -even though lie
failed to tell /n w enforcement officers
t h.at hush money was paid lo the
\Va tergate burglars.
''The President is the chU!f fa10
cuforcement officer in the cowtry,"
.said attorney James D. St C/nir.
Tlierefore, 1Jie President fulfil~ed
1.!1e law's requirenlent.s. St. C/rur 1m·
plied, by reporting k11owtedge of the
fetcn1y to hir.nself.
l\fY FELLOW A.~1ER1CANS, I address
you tonight at a moment or grave na·
tiona.l crisis. As you kno.,.,•, the Senate to-
day saw iil lo con-
vict me in its irn-
peachmenl proceed-
ings. TIKll is their
right und I do not
ror one n1inute d~ny
them that right .
The question \1e
must face tonight.
IJlY fellov,1 Anicri-
cans, j<; \\hat s1 cp~
\Ye shall take in th is emergency. Our
O>nstitution, I am glad to b_c <Jble to re·
pOrt to you, makes one lhing perfec:ly
clear. Upon impeachment and ronv iction,
the President -and let me read this to
you ve rbatim -"shall be remo·•ed from
office."
NO\V THAT is the ln1v and, as you
know, I have s1vorn . ri ghtly or wrongly,
to uphold the law.
T, therefore, immediatcly oonferred
with myself in my capacily as Chief Law
Enforcement Office r on how best lo
remove myself from this office.
The Chief Law Enforcement Officer
:!dvised me th11 t I can be removed bodily
eith er by Federal l\1arshals or U.S.
troops -but, unCortunately, Federa l
fl.i arshals have received no training
whatsoever in presidential removal
J immediately called upon the Con1·
mander in Chief. which is also myself. to
order a con tingency forc e of Ameri can
Dear
Cloo111 y
Gus
Why v.·ouJd anybody believe that
a Democratically controlled Con-
gress. that doesn't have the guts to
vote n gun control law, could pos-
sibly impeach any President?
K. S.
G\oOnl'f Gwt «mfl'ttllr. •rt wtol!lltMlll " ,,_n •M do lltl ~t11• r1n.ct "'-
¥1ews 11 "" fttWIN,..,. '""' ""'' "' JIM~• to Gtofln'f G•n. o.Hw f'li.t.
troops to remove me from office.
However, the Commander in Chief, I
think rightly, strongly urged against such
a course on the · grounds that a di.splay of
military might at this critical point
\vould only tend to inOam e the crisis
ralher than relieve it.
1 AGAIN searched through the
Constitution. I found that l n1ay be
removed because of physical or mental
incapacity, Herc, I hoped, might lie a
\\•ay out of this dilemma .
As Chief Medical Officer. I su bjected
myself to a rigorous physical ex·
amination. As Olief Director of ~lcntal
Health in this great land of ours . I put
myself through exhaustive psychological
testing. I passed -and Jct me· be
perfe<:tly candid about this -both tests
with nying colors.
One alternative remained. I called upon
myself as ChieC Executive Officer to
carefully and paimtakingly review the
case against me and render, insofar as
humanly possible , a fair and impartial
verdict.
The Chief Executive Office r, at my
bidding has done precisely this. And J
am happy to report lo you tonight that
the crisis over my remova l from office
has been at Inst res01ved. I have been
granted, I am proud to say, Execulive
Cl emency.
TlIERE \\'ILL be those, my fellow
Americans, who will undoubtedly at·
tempt to subvert the steps l have taken
to uphold the Constitution in this national
emergency.
I have, therefore, asked the Com-
mander in Chief lo deploy troops around
Capitol Hill to preserve our cherished
Constitution. l ha ve every reason to
believe the Commander in Chief will
cooperate fully "'ith me in this boor of
national peril. Arxi I expect every decent
American will do likewise, God willing.
Thank you and good night.
Henry Vlll's Last Queen
One of the most prominent. and least
documentl'd people in the reign of llenry
VIII comes into her own rlghl In Queen
KaJterbte t'arr, nn in depth, highly
""!v~11ohlr tvvl1' bv Ant.~nv l\fa.!l,.n.~<ten
\J.-:":"1'1• riM. """''· R.aulfrl.1c is s~wn
bot •trnPIY as the wife "-..O survl\.Cd
him but as an outstanding woman of
1he Tudor Age and of the New Leaming
advocated by Erasmus and Si r Tbomas
Moore.
!\.lARRlED for the rirst lime at 17.
wldov.'ed shortl y afterwards. and sutJse.
quenUy the wife or Lord Latlme.r. a
leading magnate of the North, Katherine
was brought up in court circles as
the pmtegee of th e King's first wUe,
Catherine <>f Arag<>n. Her earliest tutor,
1ht: Spaniard Juan Vivl!a, wu an ad ·
\."OCale of increulng power for w<>mcn.
When her second husband supported
the Northern rcbtlllon Katherine canie
close to disaster. but, as Martienssen
s.hows, she naylgated vdth great skill
lhe. treacherous $hoall of Ute at court,
rode the Ude of Reformation, and finally
(THE BOOKMAN)
Oti' fitted 1"..:r a ref• ~nemy, Thomas
Cromwell, becoming a prime iactor!"1n
hLs disgrace and execution.
AFTER tbe death <>f Lord Latimer
Katherine became Henry Vtll's final
queen, and as such she waa reaponslble
tor the education of her step-children
who were to l>K'ome in auccession Klng
Edward VI, Queen Mary, and Queen
Ellubeth I. She brought these chlkken
uniter the same roof ror the first time,
aod lnlluenced their whole lives.
MarUcnssea, a prominent author and
historian (Hitler and His Adm irals.
Crime 1Dd lbe Police) gi ves a
remarkable portrait not only <> f
Katherine, but of the whole torluous
and dangerous, ye t hrllllant, '1\ldor Age
In which site lived.
VICTOR DE KEVSERLING
c
l111peoc/1111.ent Politics llit Co1111111111ity Actio11
Veto Awaits Anti-poverty Financing
\VASHINGTON -The deepening effctt
on all government policy of President
Nixon's desperate struggle for sur\"iv:il
v.·as fel t on Capitol Hill last Y.'C<'k .,.,.hrn
congressional Republicans rcet:ivcd lhts
1ncssage: President Nixon ""ill veto any
bill to refinance the Communi1y Action
Program.
The four Republi cans in congress
responsible for anti·po\'erly Jcglslatlon ,
ranging from liberal
to moderately con·
servalive. requested
the meeting just he·
fore the Eastrr re-
cess. They hoped to
.convince ~lr. Nixon
It V.'01.Jld be in his.
the nation 's and the
Republ ican party's
interest to sign surh
a bill . But the reply from two facelc~..>
functionaries y,•as a non-negoti:1h\c no.
The explanation is embedded in th··
new game of impe:1chment pol1tlcs . \Vith
impeachment by the Hou.sc increasingly
likely, the \\'b ite House mus! count on
one-third plus one of th e Sena!c to sa\'c
him-at least 34 conscr\•ati\'c Sena to rs.
Since 1tr . Nixon has offended many
conservali\'es \\'ilh dctrnte and high
government spending. he. MW attempts
to appea se th<'m on sensitive though
peripheral issues.
TllE ANTI-POVERTY P ll 0 G R 1\ rot
•
( EVANS·NOVAK J
~"'gun by President Johnson in 19&11.-. Olll'
,:ueh issue. Conscrvall\'l'S h:l\'C Ion~
lus ted for its cviSCi?ration. Rut for fhc•
years 11r. r\ixon has follo\1Nl staff
advice to rcfonn, not kill. lhl• :int i·
poverty prograin-lht>rcby disobeying his
ow11 instincts.
11011.·cvcr. jus1 v.·hcn the jo;ixon instinct
roincidcs v.•ith the politics of surVi\'al, lhc
politics or poverty are ch an g 1 n i,:.
Cornmun ity Ariion Programs. which
hcgan as go\•crnmcnt-financcd exercises
in proto-revol ut ion. h;1vc joined the
l'Stablishn1cnt. City hall once damned
Community Action, but the ma yors now
ple ad for ronlinue4,(cder;i\ financing.
\Vhat's more. Comrnunil v Actio n hlls
s1rangc new Republica n aliics. including
highly respected Rep. Alhcrt Qu1e of
11inncsota:, once the !louse bauering
ram a~ainst Community Action but now
its key defender. Even 1nore straugl'.
lobbying for C'1mmun ily Action . fin nnred
hv dut!S checkoffs of fL'<IC<r:tl poverty
\;Ork crs . is former Rep. \\"illiam Cramer
of Florida . A hard-shell conser\"ali\•e iind
implacable foe of an ti-povt·rty lcgrsl;l1 1on
as ;i Cong-ress111an. ('ram.er OO\Y 1'
getting S25.000 a month for three 1nonth:s
lo sell Communily Action.
·r111,: l"t)Cll Hcpubhcans handling
povl:rly lcgi sl;itlon -Quic . Hep. \llil11a111
S!<>igrr r.r \\"i~enn~1 n . ~n. Hober1 'fafl.
Jr. of ()1110 :ind S1•11 .. Jac·oh .lavits of New
\'(lt"k-now sup1xir1 Comnntnll>' Action .
~ .• J:1v 11 ~ last 11l'<'k askc'<I th£' \\'hi1c
Hou:-.c !or a llll'i'l1ng to .~eek 3
l'flrnprom1!it'. Sent up to l'ap11ol 11111 .,.,·rrc
1110 a1dl'S \1ell bl·lo1,· th1.· policymaking
lcv£'1: James C:1vanagh of the Doincstic
('ouncil staff anti l'aul o·:\l"il or the
Offil'f' of ~1anagc1ncnt and Budget.
The rongrcssion:1I Hepublicans told
them the much cTillctlc·d anli-pov£'rtY
:1gency , the Offit c of I:: co n om i c
Opportunity (OP.ti •. v.as doomed . Nor
did they like a Oc·111ocratic scheme lo pot
('01nmu1111y Action In the voluntary
ACTION agency. Hut they did think
Community Act1u11 l'OU!d pros1>cr inside
the Oeparlment of ltc·aUh . Education and
\Ii' elf arc ( HE\V i, urginr; the Prcstdcnt 10
support this.
!lo"·ard Phillips. briefly in charge ot oi:;o la.~l yra r for the porposc of
t.llsman!ling ii. h:ts dl·scril'K'd Cavanagh
as one ··v.ho take~ his c·ucs from O'N('1r·
and O':"Oeil :is ·•shrcwd!v liberal." But
l;1s1 l\"Pek. Cc1van;1gh anil ()''.'ell tunlf..'<i
1'1urn bs dov.n. \\"h1·rhcr in Ot-:O. ACTJO;-;,
or llE\V. Comn1unity Action funding
y,ould be vetoc'<I bv ~I r. 1'\ixon. period.
\\"hat"~ niort. t!1C.. 1~rc:sident also 1nigbt
veto a bill for :i new Legal Services
pro~ram I formerly lodged in OEO ) if the
Sen,1tc-l!ouse cunfercnce mw dC\'i!ing
the final fnrn1 J)l'rsi~ts in pr11srnt !rends.
If so, i\lr. '.'ixon "ill havl' pcrforrncd !he
anti-anti-poverty hat trick O~~O. Lcga!
Scr\'iCt's. Co1nn1un1ty Action
TllTS \\"OL:Lr> .~a11sf~· C'Oll.<;f.'f \'<l{J\"{'
demand~. rnunci:i tcd by-Phillip" ncAr]y
e\"crv "<'t'k 111 Hu1n:111 f.\'C'nls. Su(·h
C.'OflSf•rvatl\'('S ar(' \IPll uy,·arc 0 f
impeachment pol1t1C'!>. Al1houi.:h Sen.
,/arncs Buck lrv of \"l·1~· \'or~ called t'lr
i\lr. 1'\ixon ·s ri.·sig:n.111011 .1s :1 m:itlN of
f'(1n.<ici1·nc<', n111ny con. ..... ·r\'C:•li\'~ view It
;is a shot arross the ho.,.,· mak ing l\lr.
Nixon n1ore atlCJttivr lo th r•i r desires
~1elvin It l.<urd as prcsidcnti:il
roun.<;elor 11·as u eount l'rforce ro suc-h
pressures aud today v.ould be pressin1i
:-i1r. !\ixnn 11'1 npprove Com1nunity Actlon
in~1dC' Ht-:\V. But l.<iird '!-l hard·working
~oWlg successor as don1c.st1c policy chief.
Ken Col e, is nol one to argue 1,1·ith th<•
l-'rcsident. Ile ga\'c the l'residcnrs
orders to Cavan;tgh anr l O 'N~il to rel ay
to Congress.
ConS<'quently, Ille scenario ~11 5
l'lt!ar : Congress \\11l finan ce OJmmunl!y
Action under !IF:\\', ~l r. \"ilion v.'ill vetu
ii. th,~ veto v.ill tX' ov1•rriddcn. At a
h..1pp1cr lime. the \\'llitc· ll'lU.'>C v.·ould
have flinched al 1he 1nd1gn ity of an
o\'erridc. !'\ot no"'. All pOlicy is gea red 10
safeguard ing one·Third plu s one again~\
COll\'iction in II~ ScnRI£'. 11nd <111
;1rgument s b;ick1ng mo<1cratc. non-
rcvolulionary ht'lp for the µoor pale
before th:Jt 1mperali\'c
Don't Knock Those College Degrees
To the Editor:
The article by Rus Walton on llouston
Flournoy (''Leaders Fron1 the Hanks
Serve Best ." Daily Pilot, April 22 1 argues
that Mr. Flournoy is disqualified fron1
consideration as a g u b e rn a tor l ;1 I
candida1e because he has a doctorate
from Princelon. has been a professor of
politicaJ scien(.'(', and has not tx.-en
.. trained in the school of hard knocks ...
One wouJd have 1hought this kind of
prejud ice against educa tion and culture
had died oul 1,1·ith the j tcCarlhy era. but
evidently the curious beast is still <ili\"e.
Mr. Walton. in an echo of those• r::ood old
times, even hint s stron rdy 1hat ,\lr
Flournoy's education and sptci:ll traini ng
in political science make him sw;pect as
a Red . Russia docs train peopl£' specialty
for high offi ce. he reminds us. ··So doc1s
Red China . But. not the good old U.S. of
A." In short . ~[r. \Vallon demonstrates
the familiar kind of anti-intellectuali sm
v.·hich may be as American as :ipplc pie
but is not nearly as palatable-.
JT JS l·IARO to sec anything v.rong
v.·ith a perso n making a study of
governmcnli:il proccssrs, C\'en at a hi r::h
level, berorc-he aspi res to public office.
Experi ... ~c ~.a5 amply dc.mori )1ru tta 1na1
in ol'f"i ,· to be " ca'p..1b~~ govt·rnn~ I
admin~traior it is not enough lo h11\·e
been a general. an actor and soft-shoe
dancer. or C'Ven a haberdashe r. \\"hat \\'C
may legitimately ask of a candidate for
high office is 1hat he demon.o;trate an
·exceptiona l degree of intelligence and
wisdom, and th,'lt he possess an adequ<1te
Quotes
\\'Ull11m \\1• Cretr, Berkeley -.. The
need for scapegoats seems to be grea~er
now th11n ever. ArlstoUc knt w ll lon g Dgo
... S:lV.' it In the great dramas of htS
duy; tne spectacles of famous n1en
meeting tragic ends through !Omc
character Ouw : pride perhaps or lg·
nor&nce., Impetuosity, zeal, errors of
Judgm<nl, Iconoclasm.''
( MAILBOX )
L•ll•rs I•-••Nltrs 1r1 wtl<""''· HOrm1t11
wrLftrs W...VI• (Ollff'f lh••r ~'''" '" >oo •orcl1
If" lelL TIHI ri1hl lo ~ ltll1tO lo Iii IPKe
or tll..,lfl11e Ilk! 11 rtW<wed. -'11 lellitn mi.111 •~·
clll<k i.i1~11ut1 1nd lft•lhnt 1dd,..1l. bu't NrnH
m11 ~ 1Jr>lllllel41 llft ""Ulll II IUlliclf<ll rtl.Cll 11
•1111r1111. l'Mlr' will 1111 M PUOlil~ed.
kll(ll\'ll-dgt· or !he 1nt ricacic.ii 0 f
governm ent. Taking a Ph D. in po!ih c-ul
science nu1v not be-the ooly v.a)· to
den1onstrati these qual1f1callons, but it
s~ms one .,.,·ay.
I don't happen to support ~fr. Flournoy
as ?1 candidate for governor. The poin1 1s
an abstract one, if l\tr. \\"alton can grasp
that . And by the way. under our form of
go,·err.mcnt It is not a crime to have a
college degree. even an advanced one.
DONALD HEINEY
Nt1bod11 C<1res?
To the Editor :
·;,·;-c;c are .Ui the bumocr sttckersr
t 1.lywght it "'·ns an e\,crlon ye~". but
it's -~vious th.: nobody Wfeli '. •
.lt:ST for fun. I cauntl'd politica l
bumper ~tickers one aft ernoon. rn one
hour. out of hundreds of cars. I came up
''ith the follov.ing :
All<>lo -one.
t.1orelli -one.
ll11fif -lv.'O.
'.\los t pecple would ''rather be saihng·•
it seems. I counted six of those!
~tlf.11 SER.~A
lte nl 1•,..,gress
To tl'wo: Edltor·
11\storlan l...eo ,J Friis In his "Ornngc
County Throu gh Four Centuru~$" (HISS)
r~cords :
"The t!IK'OUraging darkness of the
depres.s1on yi:ars .... as bri&htcncd by II
birth of lhc Festival of .<\rts \\hich has
hl·COn\c un irnportant ct1!tural institution
of Or.1ni.:t' C-Oun!y It v.·n.; in 1932 !hat
;irl\Sl.S ;;nd cra f!.~nll'll ;1t l.a~una Be;1ch
bl•ltl their fir'-! fcstival v.ith the
f'Ui:Jlyp!US \fl!l'.S or El ]':JSl'O Street as <I
h:.ickdrop."
JllSTOTtlCA L tootnote for the future :
"/l v.·:is in Jf!i~ that Ille citizens hf
La guna B<.>ach ded icated their new ~-ln in
Beach with !he ('UCalyp1us lrees (what's
leh of them 1 of 1-:1 Pa.sco Street
1 tlc(Wl<.I) scr\ en'( ,is J backdro1) for the
t'Q mfort station ··
illan. 1hril"s !)Ure progress'.
1111.L l)AY
Vnnge ro11s 11111
To th<' 1·:d1tor :
Jtc: Jl.H. BO"j,3. Post Card Registration
\\·e understand lhe sub1cct bill l' out ot
1Xon1mitt r(' and rc;11h for a fl nor vote: ..
The li!Htcd OhjCC\1\ t' O( th~· hill i~ t•I
11111ke voter reg1str.:i11on ca..'1l1r,
't\'F. LIST bf-10111 1hc reusons 11hy ''"
r"e l 1tic hill !'ho ul d IX: dt'f~nt cd in the
House nr vc{lli"! !Jv :~:ic P'~!!::!:!:~~ '.~ '.~
<;i•'l.S b)' '~ l lOUSf.'
I. Is ~ 1·"r~· {lr<l(tnu:l1\·e QrOpo5':il To
ocrr el('cti< .... <>yst,·m.
2. \\'ill ('n•arr an adrn1n1s1rati\·c
nightm are for Joc:al cl••ction dffu·1al~
3. \\'111 er~a rt· chaos in cxi~llng
regis tration SYSICITIS
4 \\!ill rc>Qu1rc 1lual rci.:1str.it1on
systems in some stnl~s
5. \Vlll C"reate new <>pportw11 lie~ lor
frAud.
6 Could p o . s i b 1 :,· d1scnfran ch1sc
voters currenlly n-gi!i tered.
i . \\"111 superirnpoi:e a c ount c r •
pmdncli\'t. hu reaucr111lc. ftderal control
01·er pai;t ~1all' Improvements and take
frorn the states the inccnti\C for fur ther
lmp ra\ t•n1('nt1.
6 L'nmdna~rable Co:i;l.s.
t n • ~lalllng of 150 1nlll1on J>Ofi:I card!.
lh• Loc."11 elccllon officials h.a\'O io
handle nnd repl y.
IC! E:~1 i m;1\etl co;)ts ~30 mill ion l•J
iJoo 1nllliou.
(d I Srn:1lc Bill has no ('XPC'llS!' ti1ni1.
JlnuS(• Bill t:1rrics -~·10 in 1 I ! lo n
<1uthor11.~t 10 11.
:i. 1•051 (',i rtl Hcg1strat 1un dues not
:ipply to \lah· and loc:•I i..:l1X·11ons, thll"
requiring. <.1l ~·\'tr-.1 c·ost, l"o :-.ystc1ns tJI
n.·gi.~1r:i1ion
10. Anyoll(' C7tn \1Cn a ro~t c:ird and
mai l 1n. 1nan, \101nan child or MltTil'{)nl·
else for :1 (if'ad prr~1n , nr non-cllllcn ·\
recei pt is ack11011 lt"<l.:::1 n1C'r1I of ro~t t:.1 r<I,
a rece ipt is t<\"id('nre to \Ole flenalti~"
<i re set up 111 lht' ll l!I. !Jiil hO\\' do you
catch th1· frau'1lu it-nt' \\oult! lht rc C\'1•r
be an 111od.1t1-d prl·cinct i-hcc t lo v.ork
from"
II. Rcmo11•, l!X"al Nnlrol .1 nd
overr1d1') stri tr 1 i"rt1on Ja11 ..
\\'r. ur~·· ch f, ;it of 1/us lull.
C. C. \!OSE I.I-;)-
DAILY .e.&lO .
RoOrn .\'. \\'rp.--: PublifPl<r
Thh1':)0• Kt('t ',l. E~hl11r
lJarOO ;a l\rrf'>irl1
Editor1al Page 1:u11or
~ t i lf<rna l f"li!t" u/ llv' U.1 1\'
T->iicll M!t'k." io 1nfti n'I\ and .Jtlmul••··
rcMl"r.t ti) pre!t'nllfliC on lhu; ~::r
d t\'Pt'M" rommf'n~t')' on 1r>p1,...; ,,r 1n .
!l'l"f'•t hy !l)'Mir111M ">lurr.n1x1s nnrl
f'llirl<'l0'11'h , hy 1ir l\"Hilnt.: it l•ll'\llTl lnr
rtarle-n· .,.,,...,,, ~nd by Pn.'~"1t1n1t th is
nr~·~paprr s 001nll'.W\S a.I'll 'd' 11~ ''"
Ctl?Tt'll\ l(lfll•'ll. Tilf' f'd1!or1al 'lPtMJ!''l!'
o! 1hfo IY.t.1l) r 11 .. 1 3 Pf<'lll" onl> in thr
C'dltor1.'\l l~lumn At lh,. till'! u/ lhf:
P"'t'· Opin1<m" t''(l'l"f'llt•'!i h) thr roJ.
umms{j; 11nd carconnktll fin.I h1tlf'r
wrtt'"' IU'r their own and """"'Jori('-'
mtnl. f>f l.hrlr vl~• by !.he °'-ll1
PilQ'I lhouM.f bt Wtt'N(I.
Friday, April 26 , 1974
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Liquor Tax
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Inerease
Bill Deacl
SACRAMEl'lro IUPll -
Leg\s1alion increasing liquor
taxes and providing more
money to rehabilitate Califor-
nln Alcoholics h::s beep killed
by a· senate cotnmltlee.
.The Gov<ernmental
Organlution C o m m i t I e e
Thursday voted UHi I o
approve a subcommittee
recommendatioo to take no
( __ s_t_a_t_e_~)
acti°'} on the ~lll. f'ollo1ving
the vOl.e. subcom:nilU:<' chai r·
man George Zttovlc'n (D-Frt'S·
no), said the t.!~! wa:: "c!ei!d"
for the current legislative ses·
sion.
The bill. by Sen. Arlen
Gregorio (D-San M a t e o ) .
caUed for a doubling of the
state excise tax on Uqoor and
tbt repeal of the "fair trade"
laW. which allows the $2ft
mi ll ion f or a l cohol
·rehabilitation programs to be
administered by local govern-
ments. '
e 14 AM'elted
LOS ANGELES IAP1
Authorities said they broke up
a major area gambling
operation . arresUng 14 persons
In a series of raids set up after
a two-month undercover
investigation. a s he r i f f ' s
spokesman said.
Sgt . Jim Orr said three of
lhe persons arrested Thursday
were women. All were booked
for investigation of
bookmaking, he added. Orr
said the gambling ring netted
between $50,000 and $75,000
monthly.
e llel1t ilr ~l11rdf't'
SACRA~IENTO fUPI' -
Ronald Wayne Wiggins, 36.
was booked o n a murder
charge Thursday in t h e
shotgun slaying of a private
i nv estiga tor who was
ambushed in the alley behind
his apartment house.
..
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First Wi.ttaesses
Janet Cooper, left. and Cynthia Garvey1 both 27,
will be first witnesses called by a Federal Grand
Jury next week investigating 1nurdcr, kidnap nd
robbery by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The
two tight·lipped militants with r~dical ties were
subpoenaed Thursday as an extensive probe benan
into the bank robbery in which kidnaped Patr1cja
i"learst playe_d a controversial role.
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Republica11s Berate
Reagan's Selections
SACRAMENTO I U P I 1 -
Republican Sen. 1'"'red "tarler
Says he has "no hard feelings''
tOwards Gov. Ronald Reagan
because the g o ve rnor
bypassed him in nominating
l\\'O Democrats lo the 3rd
District Court of Appeal.
The nomination s of
Sacramento County Superior
CoW1 Judges George E .
Paras. 49, and Robert K.
Puglia, 44. Thursday were
denounced by two Republican
se11<1tors.
GOP senators favoring the
nomination or f\iarler ha \'e
been engaged in a quiet
struggle \Vilh Reagan 1he pas1
two 11.·eeks over the judicial
selection. h-farler, of Redding.
earlier decided not to seek re-
e 1 e ct ion because of
reappointment changes in his
dfstrid and had hoped for the
nomination.
After the nominations were
announced, !\1arler t o I d
newsmen he discussed the
appoinlments '4'ith Reagan
and "there are no hard
feelings or recrimination.~."
indicated the decis ion wa'.'!
influenced by the (act he had
no !rial judge ei:periencc.
neiut"an in the p:tsl ha s been
criticized for nominal i ng
attorn evs wilh JiUle
experience -on the bench to
high judicial posts.
f\larler also ind icated
Reagan may offer h i m
anolher post instead. One
senator had sa id !\tarter \\'AS
In line for a Superior Court
judgeship. * ff )'.(
Did Judges
Cont1ibute
To Reagan?
SACRAMENTO (UPl1 -
Although recenUy saying it is
ltnproper for judges to make
campaign contributions. Gov.
Ronald R e a g an reportedly
accepted political dooations
from at least si:a: judges in his
Hearing
For Farr
l\'Iay 20
LOS ANGELES <UPI 1 -An
unprecedented court hea ring,
\lthich is supposed l o
determine whether reporter
William Farr \\"Ould re\'eal the
identities of news sourci?S if he
wns kept in jail long enough,
has been pastponed to allow
time to get \Valter Cronkilc
and other prominen t newsmen
as witnesses.
superior Court J u d g c
\\1illiam H. Levit Thursday
postponed Ule hearing w1til
ft.tay 20 at the request of
Farr's attorney.
CALIFORNIA
Ne,vsrack
Ordinance
Latmched
LOS ANGELES IAPI -The
OAIL Y PILOT 5
Swp-and-question Search
Halred in 'Zebra' Dra gnet
·SAN FRANCISCO
(UPI )-Police halted their
"stop and question" search for
the "7.ebra" killers today on
orders ot a federal judge who
r u led the dragnet
Ile said the city's "simple
good faith Js no1 enough,"
desplle the sofienmg of lhe
.NAZI PO~ICE CLERK
STIRS BAY AREA -
unconstitutional. p1~ 7
They 3lready had modified ----------,-
the widespread questioning of controversial tactic, and that
black males resemhling a thf dty was "mistakeo oo the
drawing of ooe suspect. c on s t I lutiooality of the
saying the widespread search program."
had been "unproductive and The Natiooal AssociaUon for
inellective. •• the Advancement of Colored
~1.S. District Judge Alfonso People and the Americatf Ovit
J. Zirpoli issued an injunction LlbenJes Union filed tbe suits.
against the city Thursday, They said blaci men were
b a r r i n g i n d iscriminate being stopped on the streets
stopping ol citizens because and questioned solely because
the "danger of rcpetiUon has they resembled a p o I i c e
not been removed." • artiat·'s drawing of a ''Zebra"
suspect.
the most rteent "Ze br•'"
victim was Nelton T. Shields,
a youq, white man killed 1J
days -ago. He was the t2tii
white penon alain by a blaek
killer who approached his
~rgets silently and fired at
point blank range. Si:a: otheri
were "·OW>dcd.
• Ne .. rty r.oo blacks had bef:3
halted in the "stop an
question" search before t
program was curtailed.
~lice Capt. Charles Barca,
the inspedor directing the
invesUgaUon, said, "The onJy
thlng we have changed is who
v.·ill be: stopped and questiont."d
and who won 't be stopped and
~Uoned. The time is fij?('(fed to
schedule appearances b y
Cronkite. CBS-TV anchorman.
and other prominent nt.>wsmen
from the East C>ast, lt will>
argued.
City Council has g i v e l'\l·~=:::::;::;;;:::-;;;~;;;;~T;;:~;;;;;~=i!=~~:-::--:~~:;-;:::=:r: preliminary approval to anl "
ordinance aimed at prohibiting
the sale of sex-orien ted ·
rnagazines Md newspapers
from public ncwsracks. Farr, court reporter for the
Los Angeles Times. has been
involved in a three-year legal
ba tllc over his refusal to
identify the two lawyers who
gave him material for a story
during I.be trial of Ule Charles
~1anson "'Fa1nily" for the
Sha ron Tate murders. The
lawyers broke a gag order by
Superior Court Judge Oiarles
Older, the trial judge, who
v.·ant! them identified .
If their klenlit ies ~'ere
kno\\'Tl, the lawyers rould face
contempt of court and perjury
actions and possib.l~ disbar-
ment.
Farr is defending the
journalistic p r i n c i p I e of
confidentiality of s o u r c e s ,
saying it would be impossible
for reporters to a c q u i r l'
informatioo if the judge can
force him to identify the
altorneys.
. .
'· '
The proposed measure .
which will come up for a final
vote next week, outlaws the
display of nudity from
newsrack.s and prohibits the
sale of "harmful mat..ter"
from newsracks unless done
"in the presence ot an adult
person authoril.cd lo prevent
the purchase of such matter
by a minor.''
"Harmful mat I er ' ' is
defined in the ordinance a."'
"mauer taken on a whole. the
prcdolninant appeal or which
to the average person ... is
to prurien t interest."
City AUy. Burt Pines and
his deputy. Don Morrow, told
the council before i t s
preliminary vote Thursday
that the constitutionality of
the proposal is h i g h l y
questionable.
SANTA ANA
SO UTH ~OAST PLAZA
~ported by believel'S in the LORD JESUS
CHRIST !Col. 3: l 5· 17). Wrire us for Free
Literotise . . . Box "202 r. Los Angeles. Co.
00042.
Officers said W i g g i n s .
at'COmpanicd by his attorney.
surrendered at the police
station Thursday-and
appeared in a police lineup
before being booked . Police
had 30Ught Wiggins r o r
questioning about the shooting
Tuesday of Raymond Silva, 5.1,
who headed a Sacramento--
based private investigative
firm.
"The governor had very
strong and legitimate reasons
for his action.'.' Marler said.
f\.1arler declined to disclose 19711 gubcmatorial campaign. I ~===========::::=;;!:;:"'T?ii=i====~"'=~=~*r='=:;!:::i:=::=~~ "=;~~:i:l!::!~====:::!f==!:i::!i:::;:====~ In today's edition of the Los\ I ~ -
e Renllor G1dlt11
SAN DIEGO (APl -A jury
has convicted realtor Hadrian
J . Liberotore on charges tha t
he an"angcd to have t"·o
businessmen bealen up and
the real estate orfice of a
competitor burned.
Liberatore. 56, of San Diego.
\\'as found guilty Thursday of
tv•o counts of soliciting assault
and one count of soliciling
arson. Two previous trials had
ended in hung juries.
e ~Iara Senlenred
SAN FRANCISCO (UP11 -
Van \1lesleY Purcell. 29. has
been sentcncl'd to I i f e
imprisonment for t~ January
slaying or n;iarket owner
Anthony Cala during a holdup .
Superior Court J u d J! e
\\rilliam ~1ullins Thursday also
se ntenc e d Purq!ll to
consecutive terms of 10 years
to life on seven COWllS of first
degree robbery. consecuti·1e
1er0\5 of life on two counts of
attempt.ed robbery and one to
15 years on a gun charge.
Purcell was convicted by a
jury on April 9.
what Reagan said b u t
Probatitili
Atvarded
Streakers
PASADENA <UPI ! -
?>.1 uni c i pa I Cou rt Judge
Warren L. ·Ettinger Thursday
placed three col1eg1• studen's
-a man and two pretty
sisters -on six months
probation for streaking and
admonished them "''ith "'hat
the judge said was an Engli3h
maxiin :
"Do anything you want -
but don't dQ it in the streets or
you'll fri ghten the horses."
Toby 7..or1hian. 2.1. and the
Hood sis1ers. Jennifl•r. 21 .and
"1illa. 18. were found guilty of
disturbing the peace b y
running naked past lhe \'ienna
Symphony Orchestra and a
cro"'d of thousands attrnding
the black tie opening etf the
Amba ss ad o r College
Audiloritun April 17. ------- ---
VISIT OUR FANCY
,
Angeles Jou r n a I . lht'!
newspaper's Sacramento
Bureau reported that four of
the jurists "'ere sitting in San
Diego. one in Yuba County and
the sixth in Fresno County.
Presiding ,Justice Fran k
Richardson of the state 's 3rd
!lppe\late court also headed
J{ca gan's Sacramento re·
election committee which
raised more than $20.000 for
the governor's campaign.
llichardson. an attorney at
the time of the 197tl campaign.
\\'as appointed to the judicial
post by Reagan in 1971.
Nan1es of other possible
judicial cont r ib u I o rs to
Hcag;1n's carnp..1i~n rou ld not !
IX' uncovrrl'li !X'Cause the
ac!drc sst•s of \'irtual\y 111! I
contribu1ors on the governor's
1970 campaign sta1r1nents
"'ere blocked out. a practice
v.ilich ·will be outla"•ed this
year .
An1ong those v.·110 <lo shO\\'
up as Reagan contributors in
1970 include San D i ego
Superior Coul't Judges Willian1
ft . YalC'. Hoscoe S. \Vilkey and
F'rnnklin B. Orfic\d, th e
Joumnl reported. All three
\\'\'re apJ'Xlinted to the bench
by Hcaga n in 1969.
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