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TUESDAY AFTERNOON , MAY 7, 1974
Vpsets Mesa Ollicials
VOL. 61, NO, 1111 t SECTIONS, ti fiAGIS
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Construction Freeze Hits Costa Mesa
' FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S CHIEF
Marv in Fortin
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Captai11 Fortin
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To Be Swor11 l 1i
As Valle y Chief
P,olice Captain Marvin Fortin will be
sworn in ns chief or Fountain Vaney's 56-
pcrson police department at tonight's
Fountain Valley City Covncil meeting.
Fortin, 37 , was nruned acting chief in
November. when Chief Char les Michaelis
~ down to police captain to aUo\Y
~self time to complete law school.
i.~ortin, who spent most of his childhood
1rf0range County, has 16 years of police
eg,eneri~. He came to Fountain Valley
ln, 1967 wben the department was Jormed.
l~e previously was a police lieutenant
with the Garden Grove P o I i c e
Dcpartme1nl.
Fortin who holds a BS Degree in -. criminology from Long Be~ch Stale
University, will draw a salary of $24.1500
annually as chief, compared to the
$20 900 he earned hs· captain.
· He is a membct or the California
lion~ Officers Association antl lhe
~ounwln Valley Exchange Club. •
'Fortin .ancl hls wife have a son, 17, nnd
daughter, IS.
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Strike ELuling Seen
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A rapid
settlement ls cx~tcd in a strike or
nearly_ J,OOQ__br1ckla1ers in seven lllllon
locals, spokesmen'°" bo\nSIMsor-uic
dl1pote said Mondly. The union has
(lsked ror a raise ' ol $1.50 an hour ln
wllges and benefit~ which would increase !ho hourlY base pa)lirom §8.53 to $9.50. '
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Scott Ter1ns
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Transcripts
'Disgusting'
WASHJNGTO:'I (UPI) Senate
Republican leader Hugh Scott said today
transcripts of private p r e s I d e n t i a I
conversations convey "a shabby .
disgusting and immoral performance,"
Scott told reporters he has read the
first IJO pages of~ 1,300 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings or
\Vatergate discussions between Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott said he ooncluded from the tran-
scripts that there was "not enough show-
ing ol moral indignation which v.·oold
have been expected under the circum-
stances."
Asked if he v.'as referring to Nixon,
Scott said, "I mean by each of those
persons (who participaled in the conver-
sations) according to what he said."
Pressed ror who he meant when he
referred to a disgustin~ performance,
Scott said: "The transcripts will have to
speak ror themselves."
"I won't go any further than that,"
Scott said ..
Scott said ftle material released a week
ago today by the White House showed
"The President is frequently urging
others to get the story out," but added
he thought the transcripts were "very
confused." "I am enormously disturbed
that there was not enough showing or
moral indignation wl}idi "'wld have been
expected under the circurristances,"
Scott said.
"I think the transcripts represent a
shabby, disgusting and i mm or a 1
performance."
\Vhite House officials have made clear
they believe the President has provided
to the House judiciary committee alt the
material It needs for its impeachment
inquiry, but even before reading all of
the transcripts, many <; o m m I t t e e
members say they need more informa-
tion. "'
One member. Rep. John L. Conyers
(See SCO'CT, Page I)
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Holdup Man Slain
By Store o,mer
An Anaheim liquor store owner told
police he shot and kllled a young would·
be bandit early this morning after being
threatened with a rifle.
Police said Wilson L. 'l'llbbe, 20, al
Ouepa Park, was killed Instantly by a
bullet in the neck fired by Dennis
llicottn. 33, or Anaheim.
Ricotta told offi<.'Crs the skl-ma$kcd
gunman walked into his slore at 1013 N.
Mognolli Ave. shollly belorc I ::l~r n.m.
and demanded moi1ey .
The store owner said he grabbed a
semi automatic pistol from under the
counler and fired twice al the bandit,
hilling him once.
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Pussyfooting Around
\Vhen you are a tiny cat and short of Pussy \Vil-
lows, what nicer place can you find to spend a sunny
afternoon than a bunch of daffodils. Tessie, a ward
of the local animal shelter in Zanesville, Ohio, en-
joys the floral arrangements.
Trt1 stecs W ci gh
School BtrildiD g
For Htmti11gto11
A $1 million building program for
construction of one new school and
renovation of another is expkted to be
approved tonight at a 7 o'clock meeting
or the Huntington Beach City School
Boan!.
The funds \Viii be used to build a new
school in the area or Huntington
Landmark Homes, south of Adams
Avenue and east of Newland Street, and
to renovate Petei:son School, 2066t
Farnsworth Lane, to accommodate
special education students.
The $1 1milllon will be the last of a
$4,750,000 bond package approved by
voters in September 1970. •
Those funds financed the construction
of Site 13 ,a M.'hool now under construc-
tion at 9682 Yellowstone Drive and par-
tially financed the bullding of Burke.
Kettler and So\\·crs schools.
Cou~ucto r Ailing
SAN FRANCISCO tUPJ] -Seiji
Ozawa, conductor or the San Franclsco
Symphony, has been hospitaliicd "'Ith
acute neck spasms and will be unable to
conduct this week's concerts.
Pet Feeling· Sheepish,
Can't Remain in Mesa
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of Ille Cl.lilly Jlllot Sll lf
Can a sheep named Meshuganah with a
taste for burgundy wine and bro1vsing
through a fancy derorator shop in.stead
of a field of clover rind happiness in a
Costa J\1esa commercial area?
No, say city orficials, citing ordinances
forbidding certain animals in commercial
and residential districts.
Yes, says interior decorator l\1argot
Goodman, owner or The Elegant Barn,
445 E. 17th St.. where Meshuganah indeed
seems happy munching daisies when she
isn't meandering along the sidewalk
outside.
A very independent businesswoman,
Ms. Margot bought Meshuganah lor 1165
at an auction btmefiting the Orild Guid·
all<.'e Clinic of Orange County.
She outbid an enthusiastic man for
!\l~'nugana.h, fearing he may have been
envisioning a freezer full of chops,
£teaks. roasts and shanks.
She also had a pen built al Tile Eleganl
B:tm -which·is •well back from l7th
Stroot -and for 10 wce1cs now !\leshuga·
nan has been diVl.ding hef ttme between
the decor shop and the Goodman's near-
by home.
Wh•I finally happ<ned·Fridoy might be
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best explained by paraphrasing an old
nursery rhynie with apologies to Mother
Goose:
"l\1argol bought a little Jamb,
Its fleece was brown and tan.
And when Margot opened up her shop,
... There stood 'The l\1an.' ''
She claims one city humane officer
gave her 48 hours to get rid of
Meshuganah. while her pretty daughter
and decorating associate Pat, 26, said the
other told her it was 24 boors.
l\1onday was a few hours past either
deadline.
''I'm just a crazy decorator-we're all
crazy here -and I'm a little bit de-
fiant.'' declared Mrs. Goodman .
Meshuganah, Incidentally, In its most
polite and genteel translation !rom the
Yiddish indeed means Crazy One.
"I can get inlo trouble even when I
don't do anything," the voh1ble Margot
declared as Meshuganah abandoned a
bag 6t sheep fodder aod attacked the
daisies again.
She also said the liumane offlB!r who
delivered the eviction not.ice verbaJly
Invited her out to his truck to read the
letter or the city law regarding fann
(See Sll!':EP, Page I)
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Downto'm
Developing
Plan Viewed
A zoning , 'and building moratoriw11
covering virtually all of downtown Costa
Mesa was adopted Monday night as an
urgency m1$SUre of the City Cowicil.
The, f~e. to last 120 days, \\'ill
allow planning aides to bring land uses
shown by the Costa Mesa General Plan.
the city zoning ordinance, and lhe
downtown redevelopment plan i n t o
conformity.
Each of these plans shows different
land uses in certain parts of the
downtown sector, causing considerable
confusion, ·&cb::>rding to Planning Director
\Villiam DVji,rt ·who advocated the freeze
to councilfl'}ell.
City Attorney Roy E. June noted that
building pfnnits wouJd be issued tor
projects on": eroperties where there is no
contlict among the plans.
Even in: the affected areas building
permits may be authorized under the
variance ·piocedure. provided the a~pHcant c~·ri demonstrate a hardship, he
sa id.
The area tovered by the moratorium
has the same boundaries as that of the
downtown redevelopment project. It is
bounded roughly by 17th Strt!i!I, Orange
Avenue , 19th Street and Ote future
Newport Freeway right-of-way.
Ray in Solita1·y
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ( U P I )
Convicted •aSSassin James Earl Ray must
remain in solitary confinement as long as
the state wishes him to, a federal judge
ruled MondOy.
Oraage Coast
Weather
Night and morning low cloudi-
ness with hazy afternoon sunshine
Wednesday. Little change in
temperature. Highs at the' beaches
S4 rising to 72 inland. Lows 48-56.
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The 9.74 Pulitzer Prize for outsta~11g public .service luu
aone to Newsdau for it! report·
h1g of illicit narcolics traffic.
Otlier 1114jor Pulitzer awards are
reported· on Pagt 9 today,
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Bus.Expense
Hikes Di1e
ltidership on Orange County Transit
Dl.511ict l>uses jumped by another. six
percent last monlh but OJX·rating costs
11re incn'asing lx!ci1use all the drivers
are getting raises.
District Gene ral A1ana1er C:.J. "Pete"
Fielding said lhc cost of running the
b~s is at 72 cents pe r passenger 1nile
but .,.,;u increas(! to "around 80 cents"
shortly when the ra ises begin lo sho'lf up
on the ledger books.
The District's 200 drivers are now
earning in the range of $5 to S.S.25 per
hour. v.·l}.ich Fielding said •·is competitive
to f"..ami ngs elscy,•here."
For some of the drivers, particularly
lhose absorbed recenlly from several
private bus comp<viies and charter
scrviCcs, the raises \(•ill be in the 75-cent
to $1 per hour range, Fielding said.
"Our drivers are doing such a super
job now that I am glad to see them
earning an adequate salary," Fielding
said. ..
The raises could have come through
several months ago but they v.·ere held
up pending a unionization vote by the
drivers.
The resul1s or that vote are still not
koov.n but most of the drivers involved
have since become OCTD employes rath-
er than V.'Orking for the cooltact service
once used by tbe district.
Fielding said the district only earn.s
about 27 cents per passenger mile in
re\'ellues - far short of the actual
operating cost. 1be main reason is the
nat 25--cent Care.
Ridership hit 371 ,000 last month, which
is a 14 percent increase over March but
Fielding said it adjusts to six percent
because a longer mooth meant more
days of operation.
J ury A,vards Boy
l luge Settlement
~For Doctor Error
!" BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) -A Superior
, Court jury has awarded $733,000 in
. damage! to an 8-year.old Baltimore
,.. County boy who was the victim of faulty
circumcision In 1965. i-The jury of eight men and four women
deliberated less th1tn l 1ii hours MoJiday
before awarding the damages to Walter
Joseph Witkowski Jr. The boy's mother.
... Virginia Witkowski. \\'as awarded an
· additional $1,300 damage! for medical
expenses.
The verdict was 1tgainst the estate of
Dr. Leon Greenwald, an obf.tetrician and
gynecologist v.·ho died in 1968.
:· According lo testimony, the
· circumcision perfonned by Greenwald
'-.. when the boy was a month old resulted in
~ the loss of the end or the boy's penis.
Nine subsequent operations and alrriost
' daily attention were needed to restore
· the organ to normal. witnesses said.
1 The damages awarded ti.ton<lay were
believed to be the largest ever handed
down in favor of a single plaintiff in a
· .state court in l\faryland.
'~Marine Burglar
Gets Jail Term
A Camp Pendleton Marine has been
sentenced to JOO days ln Orange County
Jail after pleading guilty to the burglary
of a San Clemente home.
Superior Court Judge James Turner
ordered the jail term and three years
probation for Marine Robert Louis
Stewart, 19, who l"as booked by San
Clemente police March 5 after they
searched his car and recovered stolen
properly.
Police said Stewart used a knife to
force open the door of a home at 62S
Avenida Del liiar. 'Ibey said he lert the
home with stereo equipment and a
number or jackets.
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Campaign Bid
Streul t:e r Su PJJO rts Coi11icil111 a1i
RF.DON DO BEACll t APJ -Anything ill possible in an election year. But
a strcakt>r'~ Ca1np:11g11tng :.it 11 City touucil mooting'!
The n1ole s1rc,1ker r:1Cl'<I through the council c:h:imbcrs Monday, wear ing
only <i ski n1:.i ~k <ind carr)ing a sign reading, "\Vtstcrfield for Mayor ."
Councll1n<1n Robert E. \Vt!Slcrrlcld , 1,o,•ho can't run for mayor !or tv;o more
years, st1id he couldn't ldcntlry his bare supporter und knew nothing or the
prank in 1.1dvant•e.
About JOO persons. Including t>oUcc Chief Louis F:. Sunyich, wa tched ns
the strcnkl•r disilp(R':.tr1.<J through a door and into the history of th is Los
Angeles suburb.
Ex-Navy Ca 11tain
PALM SPRIN GS (UP I) -A 63·y•ar-
old retired ~avy captain v.'as kill{'(!
~1ooday \v hen he step[M.'li inlo the line of
trarfic as he tried to n1<1k:! some rcp11irs
on his car, parked on the sh.le of the
high\.\.·ay.
Th e California ~lighway Patro1 said
Robert I laden Keehn was crushed
against his Cadillac and pushed 35 feet
along Inte rstate 10, several n1iles north
of here.
The driver of the other car, TI1codore
Schoesso, 63. said he attempted to drive
into Uie shoulder o! the highway \.\.'hen he
Panel Okavs \Vc lfarc ;
PITTSBURGH (U PI ) - A panel o!
three federal judges ha s ruled the state
must reimburse welfare recipit.>nts who
choose to have an abortion.
Killed on Stree t
sn w Keehn walking in his path,
apparently attempting to get to the reu r
of the car. Keehn also tried to get lo the
shoulder to avoid the auto and was hi t.
W illits Bakery,
Ne ivspaper Bur1i
\VILL ITS (AP) -Offices of the weekly
\Vil lits Ne\YS and a bakery \Vere
destroyed by a fire in the business
district f.fonday and an adjacent hotel
and variety shop were damaged,
autho rities sai d.
F'ircn1en said there \\'ere no injuries.
li uofricial cstimaies of ctan1age ran as
high as $400,000.
The fire v.·as believed to have started
at the back of the bakery v.'hich WM
u1\0l.'cupied :Jll the time, firemen said. •
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Brings Ca pture
Of Illegal Al iens
A high·spced pursuit and llUbsequent
t!rash of a car carrying smuggled nllens
through San Cle nlcntc early today
murkt!d yet another day of stcppcd·up
ac.'livity by officers trying to stcrtl the
spring wave of Il legal lmn1igrants.
San Clemente police and border
p:1trotn1en joined in the chase of the
smuggler's l.'ar shortly afle r midnight
<i fter !he vehi cle ran the San Onofre
roadblock.
OfflCers said the ca r Jilan1med into a
center free...,·ay divider ncnr the southerly
city limits, but before palice could arrive
the driver and several occupants fled
into the hills of Camp Pendleton. The car
:issertedly belongs to a \Vestminster
man.
Ln the trunk \\'ere four intn1igrants v.·ho
\\"ere uninjured. They were taken into
custody by patrolmen.
Officers said the weekend wave
continued into 1fonday as nearly 200
in11nigrants were r~ized through the
early part of Ule week.
T o111 J ones l{eleased
l\-11A~·1 1 (AP ) -Singe r Tom Jones Oew
here nfler :1 one-day dela y in Caracas,
Venezuel<1, in a legal tangle involving hi<>
bodyguard . Prime f..finister lf a r o Id
\Vilson had asked the British Embassy in
Caracas to help the singe r when Jones
\\'as ordered to remain ln the South
1\n1erican country.
Bou go Drums
Ca1i Be Fatal
SACRAMENTO (A Pl -Bongo
drummers n1ay be thumping their
way to a bout with a serious
disease I! thelr drums are made of
Haitian goatskin, state health
:>fficlals say.
Dr. Ben Werner, an infectious
11sease expert with tho slate
Departmen t of Health , said f..fonday
a case of anthrax contractro by a
Florida woman ho.d been traced lO
~ntaminated drumll purchased ln
Hall i. Anthrax I.! en acute bacterial
disease that can be fatal.
Cullfornia residents ha v In g
Haitian drums should contact their
local hea\Lh department obout
proper disposal methods, Werne r
;aid.
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SHEEP ...
anln1als in a com1nerclat or residential
zone.
"I told him I can't read," fumed f..trs.
Goodn1an, who summoned a contingent
or supporters to confront the Costa :Pi-1esa
City Council Monday night but then never
got tJ1e chance.
She at least \Vants a time extension to
allow her to dispose of P.teshuganah by
auctioning her off again to benefit the
O.ild Guidance Clinic and hopefully find
her a legal home where she can llve in
the style to which she has become
accustomed.
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T€lls I-lopes
Afte1· Talks
TEL AVIV (U PI) ...: S<crctary or State
llcnry A, Ki$Singer held three hours o!
talks tod ay with Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko, then returned to
Israel wlth an expression of hope they
had made progress on an lsraeli~Syrian
peace.
There were indications !he fighting on
the Golan Height s had tape.red off ln its
57th day bot nn Israeli spo kesman said It
\\'as too early to know for t1ure. Kissinger
\\'On a pro1niSI! last v.·ee kend the two
sides v.·ould scale down the fig hting.
(In \Vashinglon. a \Vhite House
spokesman said President Nlxoo hud
been in close touch by cable \\'Ith
Kissinger and had "taken great interest"
Jn the secretary's negotlatl6ns.J
Kissinger's blue and silver jet landed
at Tel Aviv'.s Ben-Ourion t\irport "at 5:55
p.rtl,. (8:S5 a.m. POT ) for his next round
of talks with lsrileli leaders Jn
Jentsalem "'here he wi ll seek a
con1promisc Israeli proposal on
dise ngagement with Syria.
Arab newspaper l'91'Ilmcntaries were
hinting that the Klsfinger mission y,•as
close to breaking dO\VR. and a Syrian
government communique issued today
indica!ed !he Russians had helped harden
the Syrian line. • ·
The communique said Gromyko had
declared the Soviet Union'll full llupport
f~r ~ Syrian all itude tO\\'ards any troop
disengagement on the Golan Heights.
Jitt ery~ Cut Ont Java "She's not an animal. She's a pet. a
toy," ti.largo asserted . "When ""'e build a
fire here on the patio at night, she even
drinks wine with us." 1
"The tv.·o sides again reiterated that
the process of troop separation should be
considered a step tov.·ard achieving a
complete Israeli v.ithdrawal from all
occupied Arab lands, and toward
reaching a complete and just settle1nent
to the 1~1iddle 'Easl problem," the
conununique said. Drug s Can't. HelJJ 'Coffee ·Ne r·ves,' Do ctor Clainis For the record. l\1eshuganah shuns
:\Togen David, preferring burgund y-to
y,·hite "''ines-it goes better w i t h
lamb-and fro1ics a bit more noticeably
after H11ppy Hour.
A high American offi cial accornpanying
Ki ssinger sa id the Cypn1s meeting held
at Gromyko's request . \\'OUld prod~ce no
t"'o-pov.·er formula for a settlement und
that the deC'isions will be made in
Jerusalem and J)amascus. The officiaJ
had reported earlier Kissinger "'·as
malting progress.
DETROIT (AP ) -Unrecognized
"coffee nerves" could lead you to J
psychiatrist and months of useless
treatment with calm'1own drugs, a
psychiatrist said tOOay.
Too much caffeine in coffee. tea or
cola drinks can bring on all lhe
symptoms of an anxiety state. said Dr.
John P. Greden of \Valler Recd Army
1.Iedical Hospital in \Va.shlngton, D.C.
Drugs can help in true anxiety slates
but may not \\'Ork against the effects of
too much caffeine, he said.
Doctors shou ld routinely ask patients
about their caffeine intake, Greden
suggested to the American Psychiatric
Association.
Over'1oses or caffeine can bring such
symptoms as nervousness, irritability,
tremulousness, occasional m u s c I e
twitching, sensory disturbances, altacks
of diarrhea, insomnia, irregular heart
beat, drop in blood pressure and even
circulatory failures, he said.
A doctor could inetrpret it all as an
anxiety attack. Gr eden told of reviewing
records or 100 psychiatric patients, 42
diagnosed as having anxiety, with no
question ever having been asked about
caffein consumption.
He cited a new case o! a woman , 27.
suffering attacks of headache,
light headedness, tremulousness. and
irregular heartbeat two or three ti1ncs
daily . The sy mptoms developed over a
three-week period.
Jtejecting a diagnosis of anxiety
reaction lo something in her life. she did
her o...,·n detective work, tracing The
symptoms back to her purchase of a
fresh-drip coffee pot.
"Because this coffee ~·as 'so much
better.' she had begun consuming an
a\•erage of lQ.-12 cups of strong , black
coffee per day. more than 1,000
milligran1s of caffeine.''
That's four times the 250 milligrams
that are considered a large dose. When
she reduced coffee consumption to
normal, her symptoms disappeared .
An army officer took calm-down drugs
for )4 months without effect. His
dizziness, "butterflies in lhe sto ma ch."
diarrhea and other complaints went
a\vay wh en he cut back f r o 1n
consumption of as many as 14 cups of
cooffee daily, interspersed with three or
four cola drinks.
Hee had been consuming I , 2 0 0
milligrams of caffeine daily.
Ensenada Jail
260 Arrested Over W eeke1id
ENSENADA . Mexico (AP) -Authorities have lined and released
260 Americans arrested in disturbances involving the Newport Beach·
to-Ensenada yacht race, police say.
OFFICERS SAID the last of the Americans had been freed from
jail after paying fines of $100 lo $150 for disturbing the peace and
similar offenses.
Hundreds of young persons fron1 the United States fl ock to
this Baja California city each spring for the end of the yal·ht rate
and arrests have been co 1nn1on in past yea.rs-'
Police reported this year's incidents \Vere somewhat tan1er than
la st year's, partly beca use officers fro1n Tijuana were called in to
reinforce the Ensenada police.
TWO POLICEMEN and a nun1be r of Americans suffered min or
· injuries and the restaurant of the Bahia 1-lotel was damaged ex·
tensively during one \1/eekend bra.,vl, police said.
Hunti11gto11 Police P1·ohe
· Myste1·y Rob )Je1·y, l(idna1J
1-luntington Beach police arc continuing
to investigate a friday night robbery and
lddnaping that Involved four llumboldt
Island liimcs In Huntington 1Jarbour.
netc.'Clivc Dick Nolan said a shirt and
jacket believed to belong to one of the
(\\'O robberll Involved Jn the Incident was
found in the yard of a home on the
islund.
"Three cu ps of coffee. two ovcr-the-
counter headache tablets, and a coin
drink consun1cd in one morning
awroximates 500 milligrams of caffeine
intukr ," said Grcdcn. ti·tany Americans
exceed that.
Borcler Pntrol
Grc1bs Pot Haul
Worth $75 ,000 .
Border patrolmen 11onday made a
major haul on marijuana allegedly being
driven in a rented van through the San
Onofre alien check-point.
And the 750 pounds confiscated in the
van amounts to contraband worth about
$7S.000 on the street.
The Canadian citizens on valid visas to
the U.S. were arrested in the van after it
was stopped at the roadblock.
Agents said the van pulJtd in at about
8:30 p.m. and patrolman\Tom Gaines
first checked the cititenship of British
COiumbia residents Dale ~1. Dawson, 22,
and Janice Pick\\'e\I , 20.
Gaines then assertedly noted cargo in
the back of the van and asked to see it.
After removing a shipping cover he
round 353 wrapped bricks of the weed
neatly stashed in three cardboard boxes.
The couple was turned over to federal
dru g enforcem ent office rs and the pair
was scheduled for arraignment on
charges of smu ggling today in U.S.
Di strict Court in San Diego.,
Spokesmen for the patrol sa id Monday's
seizure came close to a record haul made
enrl y this yea r when more than 800
pounds of the weed were seized under
siinilar ci rcun1stances.
She also does a fair imitation or the
chorus of th e old Yale drinking song
about three little lambs who have gone
astray.
Right at the height o! the interview,
Noreen Goodman. 12, and a friend, Joan
Adams, 12, arrived with '-1eshuganah.
v.·ho had take n her a ft e rnoo n
constitutional down East 17th Street on:
her leash.
A blue sports roadster driven by Costa
l\tesan H;ll Blake which had follo v.·ed the
unli kely trio a haH·mile at low speed
pulled into the driveway, to see where
tv.·o girls and a sheep were going.
"Do you believe it, Alisa?." Blake
as ked his city-raised 6-year-old daughter.
"It 's a real sheep. I love them."'
"We have more stray people follow us
home this way," Mrs. Goo dm a n
remarked happUy.
She then got on the phone to n1arshal
r<::inforcements for her campaign to
convince city offlciats The Elegant Barn
Is not too elegant a barn f o r
Meshuganah.
Soldier J ailed
In Nixon Threat
Gromyko said as he left the palace of
President Archbishop 1lakarios. where
!he. talks "'ere held, tha1 toda y's talks
\\'ere .. useful and constructive. I v.oold
not go further."
"I hope ""·e made prowess on a Syria-
Jsrael disengagemenL" Kissinge r said as
he left the presidential palace wttich had
been the former Brilish governor·
general's residence. lfe said he felt the
exchange had been "good and useful."
The American secretary le!t 1he palace
for a meeting with an Egyptian and
American envoy who had returned from
a trip to Algeria to brief President
Houarl Boumedlenne on lhe progress of
the peace efforts.
Gromyko new directly from Cyprus
to Afoscow at the end of the talks .
From P age J
SCOTI ...
ID-Mich.), an outspoken critic or !he
President, said today his reading of the
transcripts convince him that Nixon had
committed "an impeacha ble act."
SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI ) -Gary J. Conyers sakl Nlxon .-s-' "black.mall ''
Will , 21 , a Ft. Lewis soldier, has been discussions on ~1arch 21, 1973, with John
charged with threatening the life or 'V. Dean concerning deniand.$ by
President Nixon while the chief executive Watergate conspirator E. Howard' Hunt
\\'as at Expo '74 the past weekend . was "the best evidence of the
U.S. l\1aglstrate John L. Wienberg cwnmis.sion of a federal crime."
fi londay ordered a psychiatric exam !or Conyers told a news conferencr: "Just
the enlisted man. on its !ace, that Is clearl y an
\Vil! told .another soldier "President impeachable act.''
Nixon Is going to be at Expo '74 and I'm Alt.hough se\·eral of the 38 members of
going to knock him off," the Secret the committee have called for Nixon's
Service said. impeachment in the past, Conyers is the
Will was taken Into custody ln a Seattle first member to say he had fowid
apartment where agents found a semi· evidence of an impeachable offense in
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WE'RE STILL IN A RUT!
For about another month. Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen
the street. At ti mes Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
·will be available by way of Babcock St., coming from the back
way.
We hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
ce rtainly be worth all t~e trouble. ALDEN'S
CARPETS • · DRAPES
Anoth er Pt11·se
Tl1ef t Reporte<l
Nol an said the robber oppnrently left
the1n bt?h ind In an effort to disgu ise •
himself "·bile police fruitlessly searched
If you aren't adventuresome. give
us a call , and we'll bring samples
to yo ur home'.
19th ST.
A Leisure \Vorld residcnt·s purse \\·as
snatched ~londay at the l..t.iguna !!ills
mall In the latest such Incident involving
elderly women shoppers ln th<1I area.
\. Orange COllllty Shcrlfr's officers said
l\trs. Eleanor Goble Bauer, 7~, of 524 0
Galle Aragon, Lagun~ J·lllls. ,.,. o s
approached by o young man in a market
parking lot \\'ho a!>ked her ir. she hud the
correct time. Bcrare she t'ould nns"'er. deptll lcs Sll ld,
.1he thief grabbed htr purse <.i'!ntalnJng
!_17 in cash and ran from !he ilrea .
Sheriff's offfders l1nl'C n~alrd to
elderly v.·omen \hopper:oi in !he arc:. lO
carry as litlle cao;h :ui possible and 10 be
on tile ulert at all times.
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Nolan said police still do not know how
that robber escaped from the island,
F'rklay's violent escapade started .
police said, with a robbery at !hr llenry
Krueger home at 16352 ti.1aruffa Clrcle.
The two robbers panicked during the
holdup. police said. then one or both tried
to for ce residents or IV.'O Other hom es to
help them escape before kidnaplng Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Norman Tiffany, 16552
Carousel Lane ~ forcing them to drive
one of the robbers to downtown
Hllhllngton Beach.
Nolan said island re.~ldents stlll nrt.:
un asy after the incident, which lasted
more than two hours f"rlday and Involved
an Intensive poli~ search of the island
usi ng helh.'Oplc~.po1ice searchligh~ and
a blockade ol !he Island.
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Transit Board
Hits SCAG Plan
By \\'ILLIA~I SCllREIBER
01 Ille D•llf 1'1101 Sllll
Orange County Transit Di strict
directors took a hard line Monday in
cpposition to proposed policies of the
Partisan ship
Bid Charge d
By Carpenter
SACRAl\1ENTO (U Pll -A drive by
senati? Dernocrats to block c:ov. Ronald .
Reagan's "death bed a1lpointmcnts" was
criticized loday by the chairman of the
Senate Republican caucus.
Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R-Ncwport
Beach). said th e effort to withhold Senate
confirmalion of g u be r n a tor i a I
appointments was "unnt>ccssary and
improper'' and ''just another example of
partisan politics as usual."
Senate Democratic Leader Geo rge
l\1oscone at a news conference f\1onday
distributed a petition signed by 17 of the
21 Democratic sta te senators. The
document said the lawmakers "'ould
"oppose any new appointments whQSe
terms would last beyond the term or the
present administration." Moscone called
them "death bed appointments."
"Whatever happens in November,"
1'.1oscone said, "the incoming governor
will have a mandate that flies in the face
of Reaganism and he ought lo be able lo
chart his own course without a boatload
of hacks left over from a previous
governor."
Carpenter is.sued a statement saying.
''It would appear that Senator Moscone
has come out four·squArc for the political
spoils system. \\'here the winner takes all
and dispenses appoinlmenls and jobs to
the politically faithful."
Moscone said Reagan will have about
150 appointments to make in the next few
months -about SO of which must be
confirmed by the ~nate.
Only hours after ~1oscone made the
announcement, the Senate. on a 29--0 vote,
confirmed the appointments of nine men
lo the stale Board of Foreslry.
Moscone said he sup po r led
confinnatlon in !hi~ case because of the
"Wlusual .. situation which would result.
The forestry board positions .,.,-ould be
vacated without confinnatk>n. Nonnally.
Moscone said. appolntees continue to
serve in their pc15ts even withc>ut Senate
coofirmatiOn.
Earlier. the San Francisco legislator
said the Senate rules committee will be
asked not to act on R eag an 's
appointments or an attempt \\'ill be made
to block them on lhc Senate noor.
As an example of objectionable
appointments. Moscone cited Robert W,
Sigg of Ca rmichael and Patricia Gayman
of Sacramento.
ri-Io9COne said Sigg, iw-ho was recently
appointed to 1he workmen's
compensation appeals !>Oard, is "anli-
labor'' and •·pro-business."
The lawmaker la~lcd the nppointment
of J\liss Gayman as director of the
Department of Consumer Affairs as
"nothing n1ore th.ti n a payoff to a long-
time employe of his staff." ~1iss Gayman
\\'as Reasan's scheduling secretary.
i\1etv J111aior ·Miss
Southem California Association of
(;overnn1ents !SCAGI that co u Id
han1string 1nass rapid t ra n ~1°'
development.
Directors voted unanimously in favor
or a st.atc1nent prepared by di strict
n1unager G.J. "Pete" Fielding that will
be delivered al a League or Cities
n1eeting Thursday nigh!.
The SCA(~ pOJic:y, part or the sCH'alled
··critical Dt.-.c ision s Plan," urges that
cities move tov.•ard housing rl'sidents as
close as possible to their work , thus
neg1:1ting the need for long.haul transit
systems ..
"The Oranjle Countv Transit Oislrict is
cxtrcmelv con cc "r n c d over the
implicaliOns of the , .. pl1.1n," Fielding
sakl in his statment.
"First and foremost V.'C believe this
plari represents u se rious interference
v.•ith local land use planning," the
statement reads. "Conclusions a r c
arrived at without considering the
desires of the local con1muniUes."
Transit directors agreed with Fielding,
.,.,.ho said OCTD t?as been trying to plan
transit io n1cet the needs of each
co1nmunity and its o.,.,·n development
objectives.
··we believe that the process used.
involving co1nn1uoity participation that
identified the local planning objectives.
was most beneficial lo me development
and acceptance of our plan," fielding
said.
Fielding said SCAG's plan "tries to
force development patterns" onto a local
area Qn the basis of land use goals
adopted by the SCAG general assembly.
SCAG came under heavy fire last week
at a joint meetins or the Southern
California Rapid Transit District and
OC'TD, during v.•hich it was stated th'.at
SCAG may be atten1pting to usurp too
much control over the gove rnments
v.·hich crea ted it.
That sentiment v.·as echoed ~1onday by ocro board chairman Ra lph Clark. a
member of SC AG ' s transp:>rtation
comrilittee.
Clark said he is "\1cry put out with
SCAG and its planners" for presuming to
contro.l too much of loca l land planning.
Fielding said the economics of SCAG 's
"live where you v.•ork'' policy are
questionable and ''the impact on the life
styles v.·ould be significant.··
ile said the basic obje~ttve of
balancing govemmenl services, housi ng
and employment is reasonable but •·it
must be realized that there is a definite
li.fe style as.5ociated with Jiving in
Southern California that does not
subscribe to a balanced community."
Fielding said planners must be
realistic and provide transit lo meet the
existing life style. not some dream
system that may never come into being.
Fielding said SCAG should establish a
planning and evaluation process in which
the local areas can develop the type of
transit system to best meet their own
desires "'within regional constraints."
He S.Jid SCAG should be providing the
coordination to ensure the development
or an integrated regional transit system.
"\Ve question how SCAG can be
Jnaking these kinds of far·reaching
decisions withoot the proper input from
the various subre~ions," Fielding said.
-,;The Orange County Transit District
feels that the proposed Critical Decisions
Plan represents an as.sumed· authority
that SCAG does not have or was ever
intended to have."
Wyoming's Karen Ann Morris, 18, is America's Junior Miss Cor 1974.
Tbe new queen was crowned Monday night al tbe annual pageant
in Mobile, Ala., and was ptesented a $10.000 scholarship. She was
selected fro m among 50 hlgh school seniors rcpiesenllng each of the
states.
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Tursday, May 7, 1974 s OAIL Y PILOT :J
) 01lly f'Hol Sti ll f'llOJt
1J'Jaat E1aergy Sho••tage?
Relay rates fired up the 535 Boys and Cub Scouts attending a Del ~1ar
District Can1poree at \-Vestcliff and Dover Drives, Newport Beach. At
left. bo ys fro1n Costa J\1esa Troop 339 yell for one of theirs. John
Berry, 13. of Corona de! l\tar Troop 330 shows race course form at
lrvine Com pany enca1npment followed Saturday morning hikes to
Irvine Company site above Upper Newport Bay. Proficiency in scout.
in g skills such as first a.id and physical fitness were an1ong activities.
A campfire Saturday night featured skits and son gs. Sunday awards
were distributed prior to the noon closin g ceren1ony.
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Clemente to Quit Sanitation Unit?
By JOllN VALTERZA
pt lhr Dilly f'llOI Slrtf
The city of San Clemente appears
ready to cash in its chips soon as a
i1embcr of a regional sanitation grou~
\'hich is headed for some high·stak~
orojects in coming months.
Cily councilman have heard stringi'nt
warnings from City Engineer Phil Peter
that the COSl'l. for regional sanitation
projects are expected to soar and that
each or the si x mem ber agencies of the
South East Regional Rec I a m at ion
Authority (Serra) soon will be asked to
share ~.ooo in consultant costs.
Smog in County
Relatively Lo,v
For March Month
Peler natty to ld the council that he
believes San Clemente voould not benefi t
from that expense. \Vhich will be
incurred for designing a major outfall off
Dana Point.
"San Clemente,'' Peter said "is in a
healthy shape to assWTie ils own waste
disposal without help fro1n a regional
approach."
The city joined the regional agency
made up of separate sanitation districts
with an· eye toward reg ional projects,
four years ago. · .
And even then its membership came
amid doubts that San Clemente would
participate significantly in major
projects.
Peter considers the city's situation an
enviable one.
Its ~rnuent produced in a new, modern
plant is suited, legally, for use for
irrigation arxl. ground·water percolation.
And the city's only need for an outfall
is for a "safety valve'' when ocean
dumping V+'ou1d be employed during
mechanical problems in the treatment
systen1.
Peter said that San Clemente would
have litlle use in a Dana Point outfall
and that the costs of installing eight
miles of pipes from the city plant to the
outfall would be a v.•aste.
But he and other city officials sti ll \Viii
have to sell that theory to the state's
antipOllution agencies. Those entiiies
have remained steadfast in supp:>rt of
regional se.,.,•age treatment and often
take a dim view of agencies not tied into
a regional "club".
"The time has come for the city to sit
down and think seriously ab o u t
continuing in Serra," Peter, a delegate
to the Serra Board, said.
"So far the expenditures have been
relatively sma ll, but even so. they have
amounted lo $200,000.
"The next step is designing the outfall
and we'll be asked to share in $800,000 in
expenses. That makes a million dollars
and not a foot of pipe has been laid yet,"
he told councilmen.
San Clemente has more selling to do to
the San Diego Jlegional Water Quality
Control Board, Peter said. But some
obstacles already ha ve been surmounted.
Peter said today that San Clemente
already has permission to build its own
"interim" outfall as a safety valve. but
the tcrnporary label gives it an official
life of only JO years - or whe n the Dana
Point pipe is built.
Jn the careful poker game of waste
treatment, San Clemente could pick up
the sta le offer and hope that through
good erfonnance t\Je state agency would
not force the city to buy into the Dana
Poinl outrall.
Pet.er sees the strongest bargaining
could come if San Clemente were to
install a new phase on its retlamation
plant so that the quality of the reusable
effluent was improved.
Such an addition would filter dissolved
minerals and salts from the effluent and
"polish" it so that it would be much
better sui ted for percolation into under-
ground water basins.
1'.Iarch ·was a· reJatlvely smog-rree "If that were the case, we could sit
mmth fn Orange County with pollutants D f)ack and live up completely lo the
exceeding state standards on eight days eal ~e••• In concept of water reclamation instead of
and more stringent federal limits 11 _ ___ ocean dum~ing," Peter said.
times. City councilmen so far have not yet
Air Pollution Control Officer William acted on Peter's suggestion to possibly
Fitchcn said none of the pollution levels poker 'W orlil Series' Set .... ·ithdra\V from Serra.
were high enough to call an alert during But they have taken an official step·
the month. v.•hich portends of future quiting.
Oxidant levels in the air, commonly LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Defending Champion W. C. "Puggy Wuggy" Person Last week the council heard renewed
knO\l'Il as ozone. were again the biggest and 1972 winner T. A. "Amarillo Slim" Preston have been established as co-pleas by engineering consultants who
offenders during March as they are most favorites in the fifth annual \\'Orkl series or poker, according to oddsmaker asked the council to pay about $7,000 in
of the time. F'itchen said. Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder. new Wlforeseen costs in an initial Serra
Ozone exceeded the state standards Billed as the world's richest card tournament, the 1974 contest is scheduled study on the Dana Point outfall.
eight times during the month at various for f\1ay 13-17 at Billion's Horshoe Club, with preliminary play starting today. The council refused to pay the extra
Jocalions around the COWlty. The Pearson, a native of Nashville, Tenn., now making his home here, netted tab several weeks ago.
standard or .IO parts per million over one $165,000 in last year's ev;ent. The largest part of his winnings came in a 13-And despite formal pleading for
hour was exceeded 00 seven of the da)'S man "hold 'em" game that requires each player to post Sl0,000 in the tourna-reconsideration last week , the
ment's winner.take-all finale. ·1 ed d th · in Costa Mesa and El Toro and six days counc1 men turn ovm e engineers
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Federal ozone standards were
exceeded 11 times, including nine in
Costa Mesa and on eight or the days in
El Toro.
Fitchen's experts also r ecorde d
excessive r..:trogen dioxide and carbon
monoxide levels on several of th e high·
oxidant days in the county.
Carbon monoxide levels exceeded the
federal standard of 9 parts per million
over eight hours on four days in La
Habra.
Fitchen said there were no violations of
p:>llution regulations during the month
but one Huntington Beach company,
Pedlgro Products, Inc. was warned to
discontinue use of a rubber.oid cutting
wheel that \.\'as giv ing off odors in tbe
neighborhood.
According to the report. the APCD has
approved install ation of smog control
systems worth $566,456 so far this year
and has also approved $LS million worth
of )?asic pollution devices on companies
around the county.
Lag1ma Will Get
$22,192 to Rn11
Bus Outsid e Citv
The city of Laguna Beach will get a
check for $22.192 from the Orange County
Transit Dislrlct to cover a claim for
operation of the municipal bus line
outside the city limits.
Transit District director~ approved the
city's claim against OCTD on the
condition the Laguna Beach line v.'ill
continue honoring transfers from transit
buses.
The agrct1nent allows the Laguna
buses to continue serving areas south of
the city along PacUlc Coast High woy to
Crown Valley Parkway and Into the
Saddleback Valley along Laguna Ca nyon
and El Toro Roads.
Laguna Beach made the clain1 against
• OCTO on the basis It bad operated a tot al
of 62,148 mllet ootsld~ the city in
territory normally served by OC'J;'O.
Under terms or the agreement, th(! city
will Inform the OCfO or any capital
expenditures of cowity-wtde signl(tcance
and consult with OCTD officials before
maij;lng any m~)or "expansion moves.
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GROUP #I
Reg. $85 to $100
GROUP #2
Reg. SllO to $145
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GROUP #! ~09
Reg. s 12r. to $145 _ "o.
GROUP #2 $J39 Reg. $200 to $230
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Cye Featherly
Versatile Guy
RE!\1EP.1BERING: In the years of the
Great Depression. it was not uncommon-
for d e p u t i e s in our Ortfnge County
Sherifrs Office to work at more than one
job. This , practice today , is called
f\1oonlightlng. In the Depression. it was
called survival.
?\foonlighling by Peace office rs is
considered poor practice these days. As a
·matter of fact, on many departments, it
.,is outright forbidden.
This happens to be 1974, hov1evcr; not
1934.
So it happened in 193"4 that Orange
County Deputy C.J\1. "Cye" Feathcrly
was also in the drapery business. He
actually refined that side profession to
the point where he v.·as an interior
deCQrator.
Interior decorating v;asn 't the usual
side business for a deputy sheriff. Being
a wrestl er or bar bouncer would be more
like It.
THE INCUl\IBENT and retiring Sheriff
Jim ~1usick was one of those Depression
deputies. And in those days, he took a
leave of absence some years to go play
professional football .
My Dad was Musick's patrol car
partner for many of those years. Dad
picked up an extra $10 per week by
working the Mexican-Americari dances
each Saturday night al Stanton. You
prepared for ¢is easy little Saturday
evening by placing one tear gas grenade
in each pocket of your leather jacket.
So it was that Cye Featherly, being in
the drapery business, was considered in
<? soft sideline, to say the least.
Cye took considerable good-natured
. ~.ibbing about what he did \vhen he wasn't
.,ut serving papers or chasing down
.~riminals. ,,
· CYE DID ORA W great respect around
the Sheriff's Office, however, because he
' had a knack for getting along with people
"tliid besides. he spoke fl uent Spanish.
: 'There is nothing unusual about Spanish·
speaking peace offi cers these days but it
:..vas in the 1930s. Also, it was a real help
to other officers.
I fondly recall one afternoon ,•;hen 1
was hanging around the Sheriff's Office
....,11vl Dad ·was '''Orking the counter. This
lady came stomping in, really angry, and
started spouting excitedly at Dad in
Spanish. Puzzled, Dad called Deputy
Featherly to the counter fer a little help.
CYE TRIED ms Spanish. She replied.
Me tried again. Frustrated, Feather\y
finally turned to Dad and adm itted.
"Tommy, I'm sorry, but she's so excited
I can't Wlderstand a thing she's saying.''
Dad just looked back at the lady and
shrugged.
\Vhereupon she abruptly balled up her
fist, shook it under Dad's nose, and let go
Vt'ith a string of oaths that would be
reJXlrted in this day and age as
Unintelligible, Expletive Deleted . Dad
turned back to Featherly and said:
"nlAT'S OKAY, CYE, you don't have
'to i nte rp r et that; I kno\v what she
means ... "
Cye Featherly left the Sheriff's Office
in 1949 and went on to serve our region
fot 20 years as Orange County supervisor
for Uie First District. He died Sunday at
age 77.
Another loss from the ranks or the Old
Guard.
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Europe Unity Crushed
' By Brandt's Decision?
... BONN (UPI\ - A scandal over a
C-On1munist spy in his inner circle swept
socialist C.llancetlor Willy Brandt oot of
office today, plunging West Germany into
political crisis and bringing dismay to
the leaders of western Europe who saw it
as a crushing blow to European unity.
Hours after stepping down, Brandt
asked his_ Social D e m \l c r a t i c
Parliamentary Party to nominate his
JX1litical deputy. Finance Minister Helmut
Schmidt, for the chancellorcttip. Social
Democratic deputies unanimously ap-
proved the proposal.
SCHI\-IIDT IS A native or Hamburg and
his sharp tongue and instant repartee
won him the nickname or "The Lip."
titaintaining his reputation for brutal
frankness, Schmidt recently h ad
criticized Brandt for fai ling to give
government and party the kind of firm
leadership they needed and which. by
inference, \le suggested he could prO.
vidc.
The \Vest German chancellor is elected
WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR Will Y BRANOT QUITS
Decision Plunges Country Into Political Crisis
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Se11ate Rejects
Pentago11 Ammo
Bid for Viet11an1 Milk Support Depended
On Nixon Fund Pledge?
\VASHINGTO~ IAPJ -Hel·bert 1 ..
Kalmbach of Ne11'port Bea ch. is said 10
have testified that a dairy cooperalir(•
leader 'vas askl'd for confirmation of a S2
million Nixon campaign pledge before
111ilk prices '1·ere raised, and House
i1npeachn11int investigators 11·ant t:J ki10\1'
more about it.
Inforn1ed sources say Kalmbach S\vorc
he took part in a midnight meeting in
1971 in which a dairy-farmer cooperati ve
lead~ was told that the administration
Y.'as going to raise 1nilk price supports,
and lhat the \Vhite I-louse 1v<inted
confinnatioo of a promi se of ~'2 million in
donalions to the Nixon campaign.
KALl\1BACll TOl~D the story under
oath to tvro investigators for the Senate
\''atergatc C.ommittce, Alan \Veitz and
David Dorsen. and the commitlee passed
the information along lo House
impeachment probers, the sources said.
The \Vhite ~loose has denied that the
promise or dairy farm ers' 1noney
influenced President Nixon's decision to
raise prices. although i1 says Nixon v.•as
Ke1111,edy Says
He Wtuits Job
\\'ASI-l lNGTON (t:PI ) -Sen.
Ed\\•ard l\1. Kennedy says "deep
do1\•n" he \\'OU!tl . like lo be
president, but if he had to decide
1odav \vhethcr to seek I h c
presidency in 1976, the decision
1vould be not to run .
The 42-year old ~1assachussetts
senator. consistently leading all
potential candidates for the
Den1ocratic president ial nomination
in the polls, gave the n1ost precise
description of his status to date in a
broadcast i n t e r \' i e \V (PBS·
"\Vaslrington Straight Talk")
~1onday night.
Kennedy u•as asked "11·ould you,
deep dO\\'n, like to be president?"
·•Yes," Kennedy replied.
a11·are of the £2 n1i\lion promise, y.·)l.ich
was rnade in 1970.
It says Nixo n \.Vas s11•ayed by pohtical
considerations. including pressure from
Democrats in Congress \\'ho 1vanted
prices up.
Nixon ordered a price increase ~1arch
23. 1971. the \Vhite I-louse sa\1S. 'I'he
public ruu10w1c1>ment \Vas made i\\'O days
later. making the increase offiCiaL
On the eve of the puhl ic announcen1ent.
around midni ght of l\tarch 24, Kalmbach
says he took part in a meeting in his
room in the l\·ladison Hotel. following a
"Salute to the President" rundraising
dinner attended by dozen s of dairy· ro-0p
officials, according to the a~unt.
KALrtIBACH SA TO he heard the late
i\lurray M. Chotnier of NeY.'J)Ort Beach
Beach t~ll co-op leader Harold S. Nelson
that '"1iie House aide John D. Ehrlicb-
man expected dairy ta nners to reaffirm
th eir $2 1nillion promise in light of the
rorthcoming price increase. the sources
said. Nelson is said to have agreed, and
the nel't day ·prices went up.
The sources said that Kalmbach's
testimony. v.•hich Senate inVestigators
shared with Hoose impeachment probers.
!)rovided some of the basis for a letter
that the House \avryers sent to the \\'hitc
Hou!-ie April 19.
The Jetter listed assertions that llouse
\auyers said back up their request for 45
tapes of Nixon's talks aboul the milk·
price matter. The letler alleges that
after Nixon gave the order to raise
prices. Ehrlichman call ed \Vhile ~louse
aide Charles Colson, 11·ho has been
identified as the dairymen's 1nain contact
in the adrninistration. Colson then called
Chotiner. and Chotiner told dairyn1en
that F,hrlichman \\"anted confirmation or
the S2 million promi se, lhe letter said .
AT Tll E TIJ\fE, Kalmbach 1ras
President Nixon's personal la11'Ycr and
his chief funclraiser. Chotin er had
resigned from the \\ihite 11ouse staff
three \\'eeks earlier, and as a private
tau•yer was being pa id S57.000 a year by I
Nelson's group, Associated J\·I i I k
Producers. Inc.. the larges t dairy
cooperalive in the nation.
Nelson's la\\·ycr, Willi am N. Caner of
Little Rock. Ark., declined to coinmcnt
on the n1atter.
\VASHING TON (UPI) -Taking its
first fonnal stance against lUllimited aid
to Saigon, the Senate has narrO\\'ly
rejected a $266 million request for
an\lllunition the Pentagon said \\•as
vitally needed by the South Vietnamese
Army.
By a 43 to 38 vote ?i.1onday. the Senate
approved a motion by Sen. Edward M.
Kermedy, (l}.,~fass.), to deny the funds.
But the voJe \\'as largely symbolic, and
its practical effect was far: from clear.
Even Kennedy and his I i b e r a 1
5upporters said the action "'as directed
more at the Pentagon than at Saigon.
ConservativC's. led by Sen. John C.
Stenni s (0-Miss.), s:i.id nc\\' aid-to-Viet-
nam legislation Vt'ould come before C.On·
gress by June.
The act ion came on an amendment by
Kennedy to the 1974 supplemental
defense budget. The Pentagon originally
asked Congress to raise the aid Cf'iling to
South Vietnam from $1. l to $1.6 billion ·in
that bill, but the House rejected that plea
las t March.
Stennis and his Senate Armed Services
Committee then sought a way to restore
part of the mOney, and found it in what
the committee described as a
"bookkeeping error." -------------·· -
by Patllainent. Foreign f..lin istcr \Valier
Scbeel's Free Den1ocrats (liberals) said
they wished to maintain their partnership
with lhe Socialists. thus assuring
Schmidt's election by Par Ii a 10 e n I ,
probably on l\.1ay 16.
Brandt's resignation n1ay have ended a
political career that had carried hhn
from a fatherless home in a tough Baltic
port to a seat among the n1ighty and the
Nobel PeacC' Prize of 1971 for his
narma\ization of relations y,•ith the Soviet
bloc on lhe basis of a series or
nonaggression pacts.
The spy scandal \Viped out the
popularity that gave him his greatest
electoral victory 16 months ago. but
today the 6().year-old Brandt told an
afternoon . caucus of his S o c i a I
J:>e1nocratic Parlimentary Party that ··~r
\Viii devote myself Ju lly to party 'o\'Ork."
DE PUTIES SPRANG to their feet and
Mt. Het•111ota Goal
gave Brandt a long ovation ioday Y.'hen
he entered the meeti1g. He listened "ith
an expressionless {ace, and also masked
his feelin~s whi.m parliam en tary
n1anager 1'1erbert \Vehner handed hin1 a
huge bouquet or SO red roses and
declared. "This is not the end."
GrOY.'ing inflation, U1e first public
services strike in the republic's history
and incrasing concem over the leftward
drift of Brandt's government cost the
Social De1nocrats previous votes in four
stale and con1n1wla l elections during the
last five 1nonths.
On top of this. federal criminal police
arrested Guenther Guillaume, a 47-year·
old refugee fron1 East Germany who
1.>eca n1e one-of Brandt's three personal
aides 15 months ago. Gui 11 au me
confessed to 'having been an East
German C-01nmunist spy : from the
1no1nent he entered West Gennany in
1956, the criminal police announced.
Syrians, Israelis Clasl1
For 9tl1 Week 011 Heights
By United Press International
Syrian and Israeli forces went into the
ninth week of their Golan Heighls y.•ar of
attrition today with artillery duels for
control of strategic ~1t. Hennon.
A military communique in Damascus
said the pre-da'oli'n cla!:hes on 9,232-foot
."1t. Hermon. which looks dov.n on Israel.
Syria · and Lebanon, "extended tu other
parts of the front" during the morning.
The Tel Aviv military command
reported shelling by Syrian fi eld guns
against Israeli positions in the Golan
Heights' northern section. which includes
i\lt. Hennon. e Pro1h1cl B1111 ~
WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S.
C.Onsumer Product Snfety Commissioo
reportedly is planning to ban use of vinyl
chloride in any aerosol products over
whlch it has regulatory jurisdiction.
The chemical. comprising up to 20
percent of the propellant in some aerosol
sprays. has been \ir1ked to a rare form of
liver cancer among industrial 'o\'Orkers.
e Reds lt' ar11ed
SAIGON (UPl l 1be South
Vietnamese government told Communist
members of the international truce team
today to police the cease.fire or "take the
next plane back to Budapest and \Var·
sa\v.'' ·
The criticism of Polish and Hungarian
members of lhe four·pou-er International
C.Ommissic.n cf C.ontrol and Supervision
(ICCS) Y.'as triggered by the shelling of a
l\.fekong Delta school last Saturday by
eight Communist-made mortai rounds.
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BELFAST (UPI) Gunmen
ambushed a car traveling dov.'TI a remote
country road in Northern Ireland ear}
(..__I_N_S_H_OR_T_ ••• ___,) .
1oday, killing a couple and \'tounding
their daught er .
Authorities found the bodies of James
!)evlin. 45. and his wife Gertrude. 43. in a
bullet-riddled car stopped aloog the road .
Their 17·ycar-old daughter, Patricia. v.•as
reported in satisfactory cond ition.
Jn Belfast. army bomb experts defused
1.100 pounds of explosives and IO mortar
bon1 bs packed Into a panel truck and
parked near city hall. 1be device was the
biggest OOmb unrovered in atmcs five
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Safeg uard s
Sex Life
LOS ANGELES i~PI -A
bill that seeks to ban 3 t3pe
victim's previous s c x u a l
history as evidence would
safeguard the complainant
from "the rape thl'y su ffer in
the courtroom."· says U>s
Angeles Poli ce Chief Edward
Da vi!i.
Oen1ocratic State Sen. Alan
Robbins' measure reccivrid
support Tuesday from top
county law en for ce me nt
officials. who said present
state law pennittin_g inquiries
into a rape victim's past are
"absolutely medieval."
ltobbins said 11ltho11gh a
ra pe is co1nmittcd i n
C:;ilifornia every 20 n1i nutes,
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SLA Hideout 'Armory'
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) -
1i1e apa!'tmcnt hid e o u t
abandoned about a wrek ago
by Ute Symbionese Liberation
Anny, which kl d n aped
Patricia Hearst, was used as
an armory, Jt was disclosed
today.
Investigators said pieces of
weapons were found in the
debrio; left there and the parts
explained drilling and other
noise heard by neighbors.
This indicated. sources sa id,
the SLI. might be planning
another action -perhaps like
its April 15 bank holdup which
tietted a nine-member · team
$10.960. Miss Hearst, 20. was
wit h the robbers and carried a
rifle.
police department and ;ipplicd
at the Sonon1a Count~· Clerk's
office, also in Santa Rosa. for
Grand Jtu·y
Hears Ze bra
'Wih1esses'
SAN F'RANCISCO (AP) -A
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jury, operating under tight
security arrangements. has
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against three men accused in
the Ze bra street slayings.
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Hollywood's Worst Studio Fire Since 1958 Brings In juries to Thrcte
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FBl AGENTS declined to
identify the weapon fragments
found in the apartment. which
"was dtscovered by police last
Thursday. ,,
A groce r ·in the
At least fi ve persons, four of
them white. entered the Hal l
of Justice on Monday night to
testify during a three-hour
session.
Newsmen were kept outside
the building and were not
allowed to qu~stion the \vit4
nesses.
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nine of 10 oases go unre1>0rtcd
b('Cause of the ' · b r u t ;:i 1
trcaln1ent given a ra pe victim
in c.'Ol.1rt \vhcn she is asked in
precise detail her c n t i r e
sexual history."
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SACRAMEN1'0 IAPI
St<.itc mental health chief
And rew Robertson, th e man in
charge of the R ea1::an
adm inistration·s controversial
cutback in state hospital
operations. says he is stepping
down.
Robertson said in a n
interview ~Ionday he didn 't
want to talk about the reasons
for his ea rly ret irement except
lo say "I'm 59 years old. I
have not been canned."
e Offkc r Killed
REDWOOD CITY (API -A
South San Francisco
policeman was killed ~1onday
in the crash of a helicopter on
a training flight near the Port
of Redwood City,
The victim was \Villiam
John Wright, 32, said San
~latoo Count y Coroner Paul
Jensen who said \Vright was
thrown from the helicopter
when ii crashed during landing
maneuvers and received -a
falal head wound.
e Ruling Prcvnils
SAN DIEGO (API - A
fed eral judge has refused to
recooskler bis ruling that Rep.
Bob Wilson ( R -Ca 11 f . ) ,
misused his free mailing
privilege during his 1972 re-
election campaign.
U.S. District Court Judge
Gordon Thompson Jr. rejected
Wilson's appeal ~1 on da y.
Thompson ruled Feb. 28 that
the congressman had \'iolated
his franking privilege by
mailing two newsletters to
constituents shortly before the
1972 elections at taxpa'yers'
expense.
Did Bullet
Or Scalpel
Kill .Alle11?
OAKLAND <UPI ) -Did 29-
yea r-old ~1 ichael Allen die
from a bullet in the brain or
because his heart w a s
removed for use in a
lransplant?
That is the question in the
murd.r trial of Anthony 0.
Lyons which began with jury
selection today.
Doctors at Hi ghland
Emergency llo s p i tal
pronounced Allen dead after
he was shot during an
argument with Lyons, Sept.
10, 1973.
However, by use of special
equipment, Allen's heart wns
kept pumping for two days
until it was removed by a
transplant team at Stanford.
The recipient later died.
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Hollywood Inferno n-elghborhood said a womap
matching Ml ss He a r s t ' s
descript ion shopped several
times in her s1ore and
apparently was alone.
Gol<livyn Studio Dest,.o yed by Blaze In tape-recorded mesi;ages,
Miss Hearst ha\. said she
voluntarily joined the SLA as
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A
multimillion dollar fire burned
l\\'O sound stages to the ground
at famed Sam Goldwyn Stu4
dios Monday. injuring 1.hree
persons and routing scores of
others fro1n the rilming or a
t'hildren's television show.
It \vas one of ~lollywood's
worst studio fires since 1958
v.·hen a blaze at the same
studio. dcst rqyed the film set
of "Porgy and Bess," causing
$5 million damage.
A rorei! of 256 firemen
rought the blaze Monday.
v.·hich broke out in Studio 5
during the filming of the
children's show "Sigmund and
the Sea Monsters" in wh ich
one of the monsters was about
· to emerge from ·a cave.
SUDDENLY, smoke began
lo belch from the cave and
na mes shot out.
"We ran for our Jives," said
director John carr, one of 60
persons on the set at the time,
"Th\!n th e walls c a m e
tumbling down ."
The U>s Angeles county
Fire Department, w h i c h
declared the blaze controlled
four hours afler it broke out at
4 p.m., said cause apparently
was a short circuit that
occurred when a light was
switched on on the set.
ing adjacent to it were heav-
ily damaged.
"The loss could run over $2
million, a county fire
spokesman said.
Fire officials said two
prod,uct ion employes suffered
bums in the blaze, the most
seriously injured identified as
1'1ichael Greslin, 29, Sun
Valley.
Greslin "'as reported :n
critical condition at County-
USC Medica l Center. Names
of the other two victims were
no! immediately released.
S7'fOKE FR01't the blaze
billowed thousands of feet
above the small studio on
Santa Monica Boulevard, vis-
ible throughout much of the
city and creating traffic jams.
ActreSs Ali McGraw and
actor Steve McQueen were
among those in the huge
crowd that watched the fire
fighting operations.
Actor Robert Conrad of the
old "Wild Wild West '
television series, said he ,.,as
in one of the executive offices
when the fire broke out. but
stayed thinking it V.'OUld . be
Good Deed People
make the scene
Sundays
Sound Stages 4 and 5, the
nostalgic homes of such films
as "Porgy and Bess" and
"Best Years of Our Lives." in the laj!ijijl!1ll
quickly controlled. a "soldier" and denounced her
"Then the walls collapsed familv. Her father. Randolph
around me and I got out of A. Hearst . president and
there," he said. -editor ol the San Francisco
Sam Goldwyn , the last of the Examiner. said he bel!e~es his
pioneer movie makers, died daughter was the victim of
earlier this year. He began his "mind control."
st udio in the early part of the And in another development
century and was responsible in the bizarre case, it was
for giving stardom to man y learned that Steven \Veed .
performers, including . Gary Miss Hearst's fiance, Friday
Cooper, David Niven. Betty unsuC('essfully sought a gun
Grable and Lucille Ball. permit from the Santa Rosa
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DAD.'\' PILOT EDITORIAL P AGE
• Par·anoia Ill
Oran ge Cou nty's I.ocn.I 1\gency Forrnation Comml s·
sion i.s supposed to be an organizat Ion that gl.ue~ to~ethcr
lhe various city and county government bodies 10 re-
so lving boundarie!I, an nexations and potential "spheres
of influence."
Instead , it keeps coming up more or a i,11edge1 than
an adhesive.
~1aybe Orange Countians shoul.d be used to biz~~re
performances as the various agen cies and pcrso nalJlies
n1 uscle into posit io n for !heir own benefit. No matter,
we had another dose of it last week.
In this instance. a grou p of cities bound by a near
paranoia over Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's presum_ed in-
fluence on LAr~c decisions got hysteria!. \Vhe n it wa s
over. they had tossed out a commissioner fron1 La Ha·
bra, put In one fro1n Tusti n, and left behind a string of
invective that was uncalled for and certain to sc rape
nerves for months to come.
The qualifications and r.ecord of the ousted CO'?·
1nissioner, La Habra 1'1ayor Robert Nevil, were .not dis-
puted. He just didn't fit the plans -or paranoia -of
the LAFC group that had the floor.
Afa ybe we should resign ourselves to a co1!1mission
wi th noble purposes but self interests tha:t override those
purposes. In recent )'ea rs. it keeps coming up that way.
· It's a shan1e. The county does need such an agency.
but one based on mutual consideration, not on a philoso.
phy of let's.get-ours.
• Bit of History
Orange Co unty's Building and Safety Departm~nt is
studying the feasibility of preserving as a bit of hi story
the weathered Santa Ana Tin Mill in Trabuco Canyon .
Scoffers say the county would only be perpetuating
one of the biggest flops in mining history.
New York dairy ma gnate Gail Borden invested $1.5
million and three years in the edifice, hoping to extract
,
the 'LAFC
t in rrom the Sant.a Ana ?llountains lo n1ake sanitary milk
cans.
He found nothing but grief, but the monument to
his failure still stands and is in s urprisingly good condi·
tion thanks to its sturd)' redwood construction.
Though it proved lo be Borden's Busl, the old tin
nli nc is still another link to the county's past and de·
serves preservation for as long as the old boards will
hold together.
'No-gro,~tl 1' Defeated .
The ntral co1nmunity or Petalum3, 50 miles north
of San Francisco, has been best known as the egg pro-
duction capital or California.,
A recent court ruling on Petaluma's so-called 1•110
growth" plan may bring. the community of 30,600 an
entirely new kind of fame.
In an attempt to preserve its small-town character.
Petaluma passed laws and zoning regulations Clesigned
to limit new building to 500 houses a year. .
'fhe cons truction industry brought suit against the
city.
Now the U.S. District Co urt has agreed with the
bttilders that the .. Petalu ma Plan" is unconstitutional.
Traditional zoning laws to regulate density in neigh·
borhoods and set standards of construction are permissi·
hie, opined the court, but Jaws attempting to keep would·
be residents out, or to restrict growth by any means
other than market demands, are not acceptable.
The co urt dismissed arguments that water and sew·
age facilities could not handle more population, n1ain·
taining that these services can be expanded to accon1·
n1od<1te growth.
\Vith co mmu1tities throughout Southern Orange
County looking at various means of curbing runaway
growth, the Petaluma decision is guaranteed close study
by city managers. planners and attorneys who n1ay face
si miliar judicial confrontations.
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Says Coast Com1nissio11e1·
Deserves Commendation
Dear
Gloo1ny
Gus
B11t Does It J•rstify Henaoval?
To the Editor :
Considering the fai r and accurate
summation by one of you r reporters of a
talk given last "'eek by Judy Rosener. it
is impossible to understand your editorial
of April .'Ml.
. FR0~1 HER pers~tive as an
instructor in political science at ucr. and
as a member of the South Coast Regional
7..one Conservation Comm ission. l\1rs.
Rosener expressed concern that there
has not been enough citizen input in the
deci.sk>n making process at all levels or
government. &he suggested that citizens
should make lheir views known now to
their elected representatives, i n
particular to thejr representatives on the
lcx:al level, rather than wait until
completion or the coastal plan in 1976.
As editor. you have challenged ti.1rs.
( ..... _MA_IL_B_o_x ___ J'
Lflffn fA'ln "adtl'f 1rt wtk>Mnt. Mormt lhl
writtn llMl.lld COfllleJ ltltlr m-111 JOO wools
Of' i.11. Tiit rltlll 1$ cond•llt.e Ifft«• ,. flt IPICt
or tlll'fllftllt tlbtl 11 rtttrvtd. AH 11ntrs rr1o.tll In·
ch10. 1ll'll•1Ur1 •nd m1lll119 addraa. Wt n11me1
_,, "" wltltl'tl" 1111 '"""' If wlflc:lltfll r1..on ii
-•r.111. '"'" will llof lie 'ub0""4.
set the record straight for your readers.
Granted an editorial is nothing more !ban
an expression of opinion, nevertheless,
even editorials should be based on facts.
As those ih-' the audience know, I
predicted that my remarks would be
distorted. Perhaps it "·as that prediction
that motivated the editors to seize on an
interpretation or my remarks that
anyone who knows my views would find
unbelievable.
FOR TIIOSE reade rs \Vho v.•ooder "·hat
I did say, J suggested that rather than
expendin·g all of o~ ~energleS ors ~
details of the plan. we should reserve '
some (ot;. tbe time when the plan will be
considered tor aoo,lion. I clearly stated
that time to be early 1976 and
emphasized acceptance of the plan by the
public and the legislature to be the
cn1cial factor.
\\'ill counting Presient ial expleli\'es
and adjectives omitted replace
crossu"Ord puzzles?
D. N.
Gloon!v GUI Commttlts lrt IUbmilltd llV
r•fdtrt. 11!11 do Ml •Hn.rlly nHKI ttlt
•leWI of tttt -..-. SlfHI rto.tr Hf
IJMVt lo Gloomy Go.ts. D•llr ,.lltf.
Do Freckles
l1rtprove the
Dispositio11?
SYDNEY J.HARRIS .. ,·
':rboughts at Large:
P'recklc·faced women seem to )W\ve
better · dispositi ons than their smoot!f.: ·
skinned sisters.
• •
U we could get across to youngsters
that most of what the v.·orld calls
"wickedness" is really "weakness," evil
v.·ou ld be<:Ome as charmless to them as
disease. • • •
The Conspiracy Revealed
\VASHJNGTOI\ -So 00\V v.'e knO\\'.
The President explored "'ilh his counsel.
John Dean. every possible way or
mitigaling the \Vatcrgate disaster -
payoffs, clemency, pressure, c<l\1cr
stories -and it came oul in the end that
the least evil was to lay the story berore
a federal grand jury.
It \\'as a conspiracy, all right. If not to
obstruct justice then
to get the \Vhite
House personnel off
with the least dam·
age to themselves,
and. abo\'e all.
isolating the Presi·
dent from the whole
thing.
Is t h i s enough
to justify removing
President Nixoo from office? Is the
cause great enough? Was the evil so
pervading and so destructive of the \\'ay
the presidency ougtit to "'·ork. that the
message must ring down in history: this
shall never happen again?
Or. do these amazing human records of
~he \Yhite Hoose sanctuary reveal at
most the fumbling and wild fl~iling .:if a
man at bay, snarling. profane, abusive,
bimedt by the mess he has been gotten
into. craftily seeking a \\'ay out·. and,
finally , telling it all in a torrent of self·
justification even though some "'OU.Id
regard it as self-incrimination~
HOW THOSE who 'W"Ould prosecute
President Nixon could want for anything
more is hard to understand. God knows
the man ha s exposed himself stark
naked. Such inflections and nuances as
the tapes themse lves might provide
(rucHARD WILSO~
v.'Ould scarcely alter the rav.· impact of
the tran s cribed \\'hite House
conversations.
The President is right about ooe thing.
The record of these COl1\'ersations can be
interpreted different v.·ays by different
people. His lawyer, James St. Clair.
skillfully designs the premise _that the
i-.·larch 21 conversation wilh Dean and H.
R. Haldeman explored the options of
cover-up, buy-off and clemency and
came to the bottom line against all of
them as "\\'rong" -more ta(!tically than
morally.
A READTNG of the ed lted trllnscri pt.
ho'\'e\'er. can be far less conclusive than
that. and could easily have lefl the
impression that many options, including
buy-off. \\'ere still open.
II is the same lhroughoul these 250.000
\\"Ords, a skein of mystery, a cloud of
doubt. and the studious render cannot
penetrate it in many hours of continuous
study. One has to (!On ce ntra lC'
somewhere. and there is no better plaCC'
than what happened on the evening of
March 21.
On that evening, according to the
\Vatergate indictment and other sources.
.. arrangements" were made for the
delivery 0£ $75.000 to William O. Bittman,
attorney £or E. I-Toward Hunt, "'ho "'as
threatening to blow the lid off White
House secret operations.
sucr1 AN arrangement \\'ould have
been in direct conOict with v.•hat the
President considers a m<ijor conclusion
he had reached 1h<ll day 1n rhe 1nlk "'1th
Dean. No more black1nail. ·· ... In the
end \\'e are going 10 be bll•d lo dcilth ...
then ~·ou get the \\'Orsi of bolh \\Orlds
. .. and. in effecl look like a cover-up, so
that \\'C can't do."
By night fal\ .$75,000 v.·as on the \\'ay for
Hunt's benefit. But \\·ns tt? Hnd it not
been .. arranged" the day lx>fo rr. ~l arch
20, as tcsHmony before· the \Vutcrgatc
t'Ommil t('(' indicutt-d •.'
And \vas lh<' President not <J\\<'lrc until
mid-April. as St. Clair ronlends. that any
further payment had been made for
Hunt's benefit? Some"'·hcre in this area
lies a crucial lest of truth, and ii has not
ye! been resolved .
It is li kely to be ~'eeks bofere the full
story of a quart er million "'ords of
transcribed talk sinks into the American
consciousness. and months more before
Congress can come to a judgment. But
£ome preliminary conclusions a ~ l'
indicated .
FIRST, the presumption is
strengthC'ned that the President did not
know in advance of the \Yatergate brea k·
in or the Ellsbcrg burglary. Serond. he
did nol kno'" the full story of the CO\'l'r·
up until his session \vith Dean on i\1.arch
21. but a suspicion is created thal he .,,,·as
rlO! \\'holly surprised. 1\ great 1n.:ajority
has always believed the Prcsldenl knew
more th an he admitted, and they can find
support in the transcribed conversations,
Finall y, if a more subjective conclusion
is permissible, Nixon seemed ensnart'd in
the strands of John Dean 's craftv
mentallty and H. R. lialdeman's L'O!d
logic.
Rosener's recommendation and stated
that people shou1d wait until the
,Legislature has the enllre proposed pl.an.
J bring to your attention that on the firSt
page of the same Pilot, there was an
article re the public hearing on the
~1arine Element of the coastal plan
before the Coastal Commission. The
various elements of the plan are being
prepared now by the staff and debated
now and voted on now and in the weeks
to come bf the six R eg ioAal
Commissions. \Yhatever input citizens
wish to make wiftl regard to t~e J?lan
must be' made now, with the reahzation,
of course. that there will be many
changes made by the . State Coastal
Conunission and the Legislature before
a ny .coastal plan beromcs a reality. Since
local governing bodies are making their
views known now to the Commissions, it
fotlows that we are remiss as citizens if
we don't express our views now to our
local representatives.
OUR RECENT election ia Newport
Bead! has demonstraled again that the
candidates who spend the n1ost money
win. tt was this money-contributions to
candktltes' campaign funds -to \\ihich
Mrs. Rosener referred . Your editorial
seems to imply that ~Irs. Rosener told
!he audi ence that v.·c citizens couJd
expect to be represented only ir we
contributec;funds to our elected o£ficials'
personal \\'allets. That 'vas not l\.1rs.
Rosener's me55age. Since I fetl you have
misinterpreted her comments and done
her a huge injustlce. I in\'ile you to
apologize.
I think the most disturbing inaccuracy
in the editoriaJ was the insulting
suggestion that I asked citizens to
pressure their represen{atives (or a plan
that is in the process or being created.
What I did urge, and do whenever I
spea k about the Coastal Commission. is
that citizens and groups write to and
come before the Commission to make
their views known. ru that "''e will ha\'e a
broad representation in the plan of publi c
interests and not just of those large
financial interests which can afford to
hire lawyers full tim e to represent their
positioos. What r did urge citizens to do,
is look carefully at those rurming for
elected office this year and vote in
candidates who have demonstrated a
concern about saving the coastline and
improving the environment . recognizing
that they can make the difference in
1976.
A reade r in Virginia \vants to know
\\'hat I mean by the phrase "cul ture·
vulture '': quite simply, a culture-vulture
is someone who is living beyond his (or
her ) intell ectual means. • • •
\Ve can adm ire superiority in others
only \vhen it does not renect on us
pe rsonalty-sports heroes can b e
universall y admired because they do not
con1pct e in or threaten our own special
areas of competence.
Testing Academic Tenure
If the Pilot. editor really believes that
our elec1ed officials are obli\'iOUS to votes
and political contributions i.e., mooey, he
also must believe that \\latC'rgate was
only a dream that never happened.
Judy Rosener was the overv.•helming
choiti! of the people '"ho v.•orked to pass
Proposition 2Q 10 be the p u b I i c
representaU,·e on the South Coast
Comml!fsion. As a commissio:i('r. and as
a teacher, she not only has advocated
dialogu e betw een developers a n d
environmentalists. but has promoted this
communication t>ctwecn opp o s i n g
facUom in a continuing effort to get the
facts and establish a basis fo r a
reconciliation -Of \'le\\•points. I want to
thank Mn. Ro&ener publlcly for the tlmc,
expm.ise, and dedica tion ~he ha., ~iven
Ul the cause of ho~fully keeping some of
our cauromia coastline bcautlrul and
ll\'•ble for the generations to come.
f'RA NCE ROB INSON
Charge• D is1u r 1iun
To tbt Editor:
Ooce again the Pilot ba5 !>'(>('fl fit to use
Jta ecbt.orioJ column tu distort and l"'i!i1
r ~y. April 30, ''Proper
'Prtssutt'.,"l. J gather I 11n1 this ~t'<tr·~
\\hlppu1g gtr1. 1\llhoui:ih I am natt1•rOO
1Mt 1ht Mhton COO!ldcr m~ rommt>lll~
""U'th.)' ol thetr lllentJM, J. rMJ that 1
JTIU!lt ~ to lhi1 penon.al altark and
J\fY C0~1?t1E1''TS coricerning the fact
that elected officials are most responsive
to votes and campaign •fund s is certainly
not hard to substantiate. J in no way
implied that appointed officials are
necessarily better. only that they have
the luxury of not having to respond to the
financial pressures which beset the
elected official. It is hoped that
Proposition 9, the campaign refonn
measure being proposed on the June
ballot, will be passed so th at these kinds
of pressures can be minimized. Surely
rhe editors did not mean to den}' tile
reality or such pressures.
I am sorry that the editor~ did not see.
fit to comment on the main t'onccrn I
expressed, .that elecled. officials <ind
appointed officials on lhe Coaslal
Commission (the Pilot seems I o
oonvenlcntly forget that hai r of the
Commission members are local elected
ofAdals). will need to work tog«her so
that all of the various interests in the
ooas!BI :zone wUI be represented In a
coastal plan that will truly reflect lh
"ishes ol the "1>ters of C3Jifom ia and
preserve this valuable resource.
JUDY B. ROSENER
Tl1e Doily Pi/Dtf:lditorlal took·issue
u_•ith flfrs. Roselle r for urg1ng that
pressure be brought on local officials
to support tl1e proposed regioual
coastal pl<HI 11ow wl1e11 in fact only
011e of sir or ?nore major,elemeut.s of
il1at 11/0 11 l1as befm. developt!d .so far:
11.~o f(1r &lato1u !lt!l t locnl pnlittciau.s
'"" ··1ft1ly .~P11s11Ju1• LlJ tllat pressure
irli1cl1 LranslnU!s 11110 vutt!s or "1o ney,"
-~dltor
• • •
You're not really middle-aged until you
suddenl y hea r your voice nagging a child
in exactly the way you resented being
nagged as a child. • • •
\Vhat "''e learn from early success is
si1npl y to repeal the tormula : what \\'e
lea rn from ea rly failure is lo change the
formula ; thus. all fundamen tal im·
provemen t comes from e<irl y failure. ' . .
"Class·• is a \\"Ord never used by those
who possess it. • • •
The ra le of recovery in mental therapy
is far lower th an it might be because
most people seek help in order to escape
the pain of their neurosis without giving
up the pleasure. not recogn izing that the
two are inesca pably bound together.
• • •
Using force to subdue force only makes
the force we subdue resolve to acquire
more force to be able to subdue us, and
so on, ad infinitum. • • •
For too many people, reUglon Is merely
a form of spiritual vanity, a way of ad·
dressing God by Jlls first name, as it
\\.'ere. • • •
Your "stand ing'' in the commwiity Is
not \\'hat is proclaimed about you at the
b.1nquet rostrum. but what Is whispered
about you al tM back tables. -• • •
''lndl\•lduallsm " Is perhaps the most
twcredged word in our vocabulary : for
dcpending upon how we conceive. It, It
oon beconie the most setr-llberating or
the most narrowly selfi!ih of creeds. • • •
\\'r find Jt easier to believe 1he bnd
lhll n the good about others because we
knou· ourst:lvcs.
I
WASHINGTON -The American
Association of University Professors.
overwhelmingly white, middle-aged and
male held their 60th annual meeting
here ' the other day, and to nobody's
surprise reaffirmed their longst~ndlng
position in favor of tenure. Specifically.
they voted the bans of censure on
Bloomfield College,
a priVMte New Jer·"
sey school ·with
about 1.000 st udents
''"hich abolished ten·
ure last spring.
Th e Bloomfield
College case is a
nasty one. ln addl·
lion to great bitter·
ness on all sides. the
schoo l apparently stripped tenure from
people who already had It, thus opening
itself up to a breach of contrart
law suit. Doing away with tenure at
Q!rry College, another !JC'hool or About
thC! sa me size in r.1ilton, Mass., is a dlf·
ferent matter.
At Curry, not only was the status of the
11\ready tenured faculty left unchanged,
but also for the ftrst time that anyone
knows about. It was the (acuity itself that
voted to get rid of the practice of
guaranteeing professors lifetime em-
ployment Under tl'¥! tenure system,
dismissal ls Impossible for any crime
short of attempted rape of t h e
homecoming queen at high noon on the
quad.
IN F .uRNESS to lhe prors , rt should be
noted that they are not !he only people Jn
our society who have IUetlme, dismissal·
proof jobs. Postal workers have them. as
do !he employes ol lh• PcM Central
Railroad , a number or newspaper
re!X)rters and the \lo'Orkers In nunicrou:i
o!her lns!ltuUocu, bo!h public aod
private, that are prized for their
( VON HOFFMAN )
efficiency. flexibility and profit. Those
with Ph.D.s and those without high
school certificates all seek to lay down on
the great American interconlinental
featherbed.
Walter Adams, the AAUP's president ,
explains that, "Academic tenure ls
designed to protect the academ ic
freedom of professors for many or the
, .same reasons that tha judicial tenure is
in!'ltituted to protect the freedom and
Independence of judges.''
In the same vein, Adams lells us lbat
the files of his organlUjtion are 'replete
with cases of dlscrlmloatlon a n d
harrassment directed against professors
because or !heir lifestyles, !heir potltlcal
views, their scientific teachlngs, or their
mere norH.'Onformacy to the methodcr
loglcal fads ol lh<ir discipllnes."
"Actually, colleges are hotbeds of
orthodoxy, and the profeS90rs are lhe.lr
gardeners. U the elaborate and erpenslve
system of tenure depends for Us
justification on the occasional and Umld
-professorial bon-conlonn ist. then we
must [Ind a lcsS<OStty way to protect
!hil rare pedagogical bird.
NOi" THAT rt bas ever b een
den1onslr,Q,tcd that ienure does protect
acadomlc !J<edom. No mailer what lhe
rules, if they really want you out or
rcolly want to shut you up, tbey wJIJ find
u way. The Communist Angelo Davis ls
fired from UCLA for her beliefs, aod lhe
genellc racl.st William B. Shockley ll!
denied a podium at Vale. II the
pro!es.10rs are going to df!rcnd ttnure as
being the mechanism for making the
cempus an !~land of free and unfe tterrd
expression. they'd better find another
' '
reason .
TENURE is for the professor what
seniority is for the f<ictory worker, a
guarantee for steady work. But the costs
of giving a factory worker tttts sort of
promtse aren't nearly so high. It might
be cheaper and better for everyone If
professors could be trea ted more like
Army ofricers. who must e a r n
promotions continually through their
professional li ves or be rclired out of the
service. but with a decent pension.
It's either put some kind of spur to the
complacency of the professorlat, or
ag~ with the University of TeMessee
student who told a visitor to his campus
that, "Tenure Is never having to say
you're sorry ·again."
OU.NM COAST
DAILY PILOT
RobtTI N. Wted, PUbU.h<r
Thomas Kecuit, Editor
Barbara Krttbiels
E<li1oriol Pooe Editor
The editorial ,page of 'lht Daily
Pilot ·llttkl to 11\fonn and atlmWat?
t"Mden by Pl"!'lelltina on thta P8ft
divtrMi~entar)' on topics or tr..
tft'Ul by S)IMjcalfd <.'Olumnl1t1 &nd
cvtoonllts, by Prmctinc a fOrum fOf'
readen:" vlN• and 'by ~ti,_. this
ntwiPf.Ptt'• oPlntons and Meas on
cumnt ~ Tht editorial OIXnkinl
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L. M. Boyd
Paradise Bird
Cousin of C1·ow
You 've noted those breakfast cereal contests which call
for you to subn1it a boxtop or reasonable facsimile. Client
asks why the reasonable fac simile. Believe thai phrasing
dates back to old postal laws that baMed lotteries, By
so me legal definitions, a lottery is a drawing with three
elements: Chance, prize and consideration. Those boxtop
drawings offer chance and prize. But if they Jet contest-
ants substitute a reasonable facsimile
so the boxtop need not be bought, they
eliminate the consideration. And thus
Deed not be. classed as lotteries.
At first glance, you wouldn't think
the bird of paradise, one of the \vorld's
most beautiful feathered critters. v.·as
a kissing cousin of the crow, v.lluld
you? It is.
No parent of a juvenile should forget the syllable
''te<!n'' is the Scottish word for "grief."
UNDERWEAR
. Q. ''lily granddad refe rs to all underwear as· BVDs,
but he can't re1ncmber what the initials stand for?"
QUEENIE
uThe lucky stiffs. They alw'iys have a crisis over
there, while we just plod along day after day.11
l11esd.ty, MilJ 7, 1974
25% of Ra1aks
Army Puzzlecl by l11c1·ea se
h1 Enlistment of Blacl{s
WASH INGTON (AP) l\'OuJd not be a representative officials Indicate they are
DAIL V PILOT
Ca nte Official
SACRA~rEl\'TO (AP I
Berger C. Bensoo of San
~1<Heo. president of the San
Francisco branch of the ~tzun
Club, a national conservation
organization. has !x-1·11
appointed 10 the state Fish
and Caine Com ni is s ion.
Benson . a painting coo1 rac-tor
fills the unexpi red term or C.
Ilansom Pearman of San
Gabriel. who resigned . Arm y offiCia\s predict that army, pleased 1\•ith the riuallty or
black rei"esentation in the "There is alw.iys the blacks in their units. One ,---=-----~
ranks 1na}rrisc to 25 percent question ... that it v.·ould not general nol ed that the Arn1y's TRI
over the Jong term. be fair in ti1nes of comhht for crack 82nd Airborne Division
This would be about five blacks to give more than their is 26 percent black.
percent higher than the share of .. the dange r and the The Arn1v has been the PIYrnlJl11<1, 14t11ll'lt Alt C1M., current level and roughl y suffering .'' Callaway 3aid . focus of alterHion for those
double the percentage of trying to gauge progress under Tlll'lt s11f1'1
young blacks in the general TlfJS SUGGESTS the Army the all-volunteer concept . L1,,,,,1.s1tolR1Ct1.u v•::. ::."
U.S. population. still is sensi1ive because or bec<1use the Army v.•as the ,.1=-'"':-"-''-'-'°"'-:-c=""'"'=-'·:.:l.:;75:cJ~
alleJ?ations. denied at th~ time. most draft-depcnden1 of the I ·-
April recruitment figures of disproportionate casualties armed forces before the ](ids Li lt:.C lo
ha ve not yet been published, in the Vietnam war. scle<.tivc service died aboat
but black enlistmen1s in the I \ A I Ai the same titne, Army 10 nionths ago. 1 sk Ill y Arll\Y reoortedly rose last month after leveling of! inlf;;;;;;;;;;;; _______________ -;;.;;;:,.,.,.._..;. ___ .;;; ___ ,;. _ _,
January through March. HAMS ARMY MANPOW E R
officials said they were unable
to ex:plain the increase. but it
a1>peared the unsettled
CL'Ono1nie situation might be a
factor.
"So Good •.. It \Viii
"J-launt'' You 'til ll's Gone"
A. For Beverley, Voris and Day, the manufacturers
o( a once most popular underwear.
Creator or that gin drink known as fhlsingapore Sling
did indeed pour the first of same at Hot~ Rafnes in
Si ngapore. That's what I said. Am now advised that savvy
mixologist was one Lee White, who subsequently 'brough t
the drink to this country in 1934, serving it early in a ~til
v.·aukee bistro, then in St. Louis. most recently somewhere
in California. \Vherc is l\1r. \Vhite now? Don't knO\Y.
\Vhile inslsUng they never
will impose any racial quotas,
officials are concerned about
SAN FRANCISCO UPil -school. He earned many of his achieving what they call a
1 "representative Army." Norman Eriksen, 19, although merit badges through study
Cripple Becomes Eagle Spiral Sliced
Whole or Halt
GET A HONEY BAKED HAM
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
ORDER NOW
paralyzed from the .valst instead of such physic.al skills Secretary of the Army
down since his bi rth, has as swimming. Howard H. Callaway said
become an Eagle Scout "I don't know \\•hat I would recently that "if it were
NIGHT DRIVERS
• Reody to Se,..,e with Hor.ey "11 Spice ~laM e Spltol Sliced Ftom Top to lottor11 e We Pocko9e 011d Ship froM Coost to Coost e fwU Scr•ic• Delicotnie11 e lrnported Cheeses 011d. Wl11n e Ca~rl11q-A SpKlalty
l700 E. Coost Hl9hway, CoroM del MOf -67l·t000
1 Bleck West of J Crown1 RHllVl"lllt
Nothing new abou t the recent recommendation by some
traffic experts that freight trucks be required to move only
at night. Empereror Julian or Old Rome so decreed cen·
turies ago. History records it was a successful road rule
then.
Ile hiked five miles on do if I Y."eren't a Scout," he .perceived by the American
..crutches to earn one of the 21 said. "I'd Hke to stay y.•ith public that the .Army was a
merit badges he needed. scouting all my life. It has place on1y \\'here blacks really
Boy Scout officials said he is helped make life meaningful belong and we got into this r " k'nd f 't' f think 'I 1222 S. lroolk111'$t, ot loll Rd., A•oheiM 6l5·2461
only the third .handicapped or me. 1 o pos1 ion, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
youth to become an EagJel ----------------------
Scout in the San Francisco
Bay Area area during the past
In Chicago. there operates something called the "Learn-
ing Exchange." Say you know how lo play the piano. but
want to learn how to speak Polish. You register. Some-
body else thereabou ts knows how .to speak . Polish,· but
wants to learn how to play the piano. You get together to
teach each other. Works just Cine, say observers.
six years.
ErickS(.'n is a senior in high -------
T . ' ~ rl"i~ 1 oyu. Cost of a marriage ilcense has been described as the
lowest ~si ble down payment on the longes t possible
inst.ailment plan. The foregoing definition has been of·
fered repeatedly by those citizens who contend tbe mar-
riage and divorce laws should be altered to -rDake the
wedding license exceedingly expensive and the dissolution
exceedingly cheap.
Every SBIUrd•r In llte
DAILY PILOT
RIO POLICE
TO GET GAS
NfTEROI. Brazll (UPI)
Police of the state of Rio de
Janeiro will soon be using
nerve gas to control riots and
demonstrations, state Police
<lllef Col. Ge<aldo Braga said.
Braga sald that the gas,
manufactured in Israel, is
capable of paralyzing human
reflexes for IS minutes, giving
police time to put down any
kind of disorder.
The gas is discharged as a
u·hite foam and can be easily
aimed at the faces of the
rioters or demonstrators,
Braga said.
BRUSH and BLOWER
SCISSOR STYLES
HOW TO DO THEM STEP BY STEP
Anyone can cate tor a Brusti & Blower hair style. or our
otl)er curl coaxing, tuss•lree. lull funct ional SCISSOR
STYLES wtlictt are as eaSY to do as just sttamPOO! Our lamp
cuts. linger turnt>'e c:uls. curJing iron cuts, waati. towel dry. brusti ·n llufl cuts or simple waati. and wear C\.lls Int SCIS-
SORED, au take-care-of yaursell styh:1s. Good for any age,
any '1air. No teasing, no rollers, no pins, no POLLUTING
HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO:
HO sn PEIMAMIMTWAYES, YOU MAY HEYEI WAHT
TO SH YOUI HAil AG.AIM-
JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING
Huntinaton Beach
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Fullerton
JOSH. H..-11~11.
879-3863
I AM.to 10,.M.:Sot. & S... t to S '.M-
c.oast &dend has
somedling for people db big ideas
and a little moneJ
With the help of Coast Federal
tbere'a no rc:asoo wby everybody, L·
slowly but aurely, can't build up ' I a big nvinp account.
High Interest Rates. Based
oo an annual rate of .S.25%,our
regular passbook accounta yield
5.399'1 annually. And you can
lake money oul anytime.
Certificate IC'CQunts return up
to 7'h ~ a year, the hiahest rite
allowed by lbc aovenuneot.
Federal reaulatioos require a
substetiaJ interest penalty on all
certificate account withdrawals
prior to maturity.
Our free booklet tella all ; ask
for one at any Coasl office.
Fringe Benefit\ l'ackage.
Herc arc a ft:W bcneflts.
Free Checking Account.
Free penonal chcckina account
at a major bank; just keep a mini-
mum balance or $2,.500.00.
Free Safe Deposit Box.
With a minimum balance or
$2,l00.00.
Insider's Oub. Save oa
1pptlanccs. fum!turt. jewelry,
tickelJ for abows and aames. All
it takes is a Sl,000.00 minimum
ba.lancc.
Free Truelers Checks.
Insider's Club memben do not
p1y a tenice cbarac; 1hc wne
applies lO mooey orden.
Home ImproYement ~
Loans. From carpo<ta to lltill
cupcU.
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FEOEl'IAL SAVING S -• Saturdays. We'ro open S.tur·
da)'I from 9:00 a.m. tot :00 p.m.
(Fridays, all oftica except -.,.
to.wn Loi Anaclu, are open until
6:00p.m.J . Morefor~mon~
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It's coming up soo~. The day thot Orange County Tran sit doubles
lhe number of lls buses. Adds almost twice the number of routes throughout
Orange Coonty. And opens up Southern Orange County.
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lo• 1rlc.1"'o'•OI" 0"' b1o1s ~d'lf'Oule~. wrid !h•s coupon to
. I ucfo ollC.v•(( .. ,.,,,,rDrr ..... \.V 5ori10Ano.CA92i'OI. 1
You'll be able to' ride around O range County lrom end to end. from
Lo .Habra lo the-Comp ·Pendlelon Gate at the outskirts of Son Clemente. Or
grab any of the other.r91Jtes,throua!' the heart of Orange County. They've a.II
been improved, too. .
The only lhing that won't change is thequorterlore.And free transfers.
We'll not only gel you !here, but we'll get you there in style.
With new buses. Vinyl bucket seats, package rocks, and 0
air-conditioning. ~
Send for your detailed, e6sy-to·reod new bus ~
schedules. Ride OCTD. ~
It'll get you !here. ORANGE COUNTY TRANBIT·DIBTRtCT
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Dea tits
LOS ANGELES iAP1
Funeral se rvices were pending
for llarry Ha"'kes Shepherd, a
retired British oiln1an and an
honorary consul for :'\orway in
Ecuador. "'ho died here at the
age of 75.
Shepherd, ""ho died J\1onday,
\\'as 1>residcnt from 1953 to
1957 0£ an Ecuadorian subsi-
diary of Balfour, Williamson
and Co., a Brili<>h bank, di·
rector of Angl~Ecuadorian
Oilrields Ltd ., ;u1d president
oC l\\'O insurance companies
Jn Ecuador.
CHICAGO (AP J -Raymond
J. Peacock, 85. publisher .nf a
chain of ncv•s11apcrs i n
Norfh',\'l"st Chicago for 50
years, died Alonday.
SCITUATE, ?-.lass. (APf -
Alfred R. Ferguson , 58. one of
!he original faculty n1embe rs
of the U n iversilr of
J\1assachusett S at Boston, died
Sunday. He y.•as an expert on
Ralph \\raldo Emerson and for
the last 14 years had been
ediiing "The Journals and
!i.1 iscellaneous Notebooks of
Ralph \Valdo Emerson."
Death Notices 1
CORRI!; M1rthit J•,.,. Corre, resldefll of 62'l
Cl"blloYH" Newoorl Beach, Oare ol de~m,
Tue~day, May 7, 1974
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Reflecti1ig
Julie Jorge nsen, 16. r.·tiss Orange County Science
and Engineering Fair, and Fair Director Nat Lamn1
examine a 4 11~·inch reflector telescope, one of n1ore
than 285 junior and senior high school science proj-
ects being exhibited through Sunday at the City
Shopping Center in Orange.
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J•me• W. Sml!I> ;Si•ltr•. 1111or1 Wllllems Se~J1~:sn ....1:~:ie,,.,~W~~~.v~~.uJr:;
1t74 •I 1.00 PM, (O\I~ MHil (l'l10f!I.
l~!er,.,..,.nt. Ha•DOr Rtsl Ctmelery. Ballt· Berat ron, Costa i.\e51, Olre-c:lors. ENDICOTT Ma~ Morrlt F'ndlcoll. ~• 63, Resilient
of 2136-C, V!1 Pul'r11, t 1guna Hiiis. Date
of dee!" MIY J, 191~. SuNl....O bV "'' d1U11Mer Ind W>fl·ln·law, Mr. & Mrs. Albe<! Miils of Lf'WiSle>n, C1lll :SISier, Ml"5 Hrlen H•nwn, In ti~ of tl-•s, oonallons m1v bit m.ce lo VO\lr l1vorlrt cf\1•ilv. Arr•1111emen1S ov Sollddltb.Kk (Moel, T...,,lln, '"II' II••) 6'4-H50 HARNISH JOiin Hlrnlsh, ori>o•orlv owner ~ntl v~tMI""'" ~r fitlvtwo vtars In Ille Newoo•I Herber tffll, cf\llrttr memt>e• o• Tt.e !lllbOa Ell• C!"b Ind Tf\lrd oenerallon now •chve !n Tiie 8alb011 l•llfld Y1cht Ch,ib, ... ued •w1v SYl'ldav. MIY $. 1914 .. Ille aor ot IS. S"•Vlved bV his ; 1i11er, J,.,,,,. H&ll "' SNI 8•1t1:n. telrure world; dall(lllltr. Tina MCl(inlev ~rlo~~1:-' La I~: '.'~'[!"3:,~ .. '::~~hdr;~~I~~
hll reouesl no sfr~lct• will be "'ld-His ast.e• wlll oe 1c1111""ed a! sea Memorl~! oona!lons m,.y be made to Ttlf Carrie McKinleV Mf'f"Ol"11! l'"und. HolNI HosPi!al, Newoor-1 E111eri, c.111. HUYLER Mvrtle E. Hu~!tr. 0~1e of rt"A'" M~v ?, l91J, Resident of Tl! w_ Wiison srreet,
Cosll Mes.a. C1IU. Survived by lier sl1te•.
M~ Iva Armor of CO!oll Mew, C1llf.
Fune-rat services, Sell Elroactway Chapel,
2:00 PM, Wr-dnad1y. May •• 1914. l"lf•·
"""'· El Tero Cemettry, Bill Bro.idw.JV Mortuary, dlrtctOl"5.
Wl!UH Ha"v M1c1111l Weh.n, '"ldoenl of J21 SnUll H••bll•, Newncir! Beach. 011'1 of dHITI,
Ml>v s. 1•1~. Survived by Ills"'"• Terence
A. v1r11"' dl Ullhllr, Mrs Lloyd lllckerv. S!""vOct1 w!ll bit f>eld WedMSd1v, MI V I, 191• 11 2.00 PM, SI, Jo.othlml Ctlholfc l~~~~t~'rv, 1&~1~~~:~~-ronH'1J or ~~~1~11;~ ~~·~~rc~11::~~1~'be1"se1~1"10°~~0= Hos~lal. WltlGHT Rodtltv v. W'IQf\I. resi<tent of Laot1n1 Bearh. Dete ...f dealh M8v ). 191.t. survlwd by his wl!e, Hrlrn Wrlghl;
d41J11hlf r1, Patric!• Lamm c! An111tim, C•ll!. ll'ld H1iel Halloran ol L•kt haeb!la; stven Qr1ndchildren. Srrvlce1 1~~~~~'.~:,71f;'vl"r':;'M~:oJ~1·~;:~. ~T.: famil• s1.1<1<1tih memorial ce>n1r<bY1le>n1 be made 10 The Mu/llole Scler.,,11 Soclttv of 0•1t><1t CounlY. P1clllc lllPW Marlu1rv, OirKIO<S. CHARRON
kat.. Charron. Dare ol dtftll M1y 4,
1914. R"-ldenl ol Cosla MH.11. Sur·
vi~~ by lier 11u,b11nd Ai.gushis
Charron; llt\e son and 0&>.JQhttr·ln·lilW Robt'•! & Mllrl1 Charron ol (O!l!a Me••; one dil>.Klhltr and ,on.1n.1aw Joen 1nd Don Schlev ol Yoroa Linda: four broth .. rs, Andrew Marinello ol Florida. Oanl.,t. P11ul
1..0 ~<11 Marinrtlo of New York; lll•ff slstHJ, MlrV flrlmmer, N.Y., f~l""r t au•tnio. N.Y., JO!oeohlne M~rln~lto, tl.Y.: Mother, t vcv Marlnf'llo. N.Y.; °"'" orandclll!d RO!oary Monda¥. M•v ~. 19J7 ~t 7:00 PM S1. Jo.'lclllm Catholic Church.
MAH TutWav. May 1. 197J al 9:00 .AM, St Joa~lllm CaTllOhc Chur~h ,ln!er'""nl P•<lfir VI""' Mtm0'1~1 Pa<k. E1 .. 11 !lroadwly Mat"1U8ry. dOreclots
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477 E. l 71h St. Costo Mesa
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THE
NEPTUNE SOCI ETY
Ct ll'tPltlt Crtml!ion ~•••lets wlltl .,,Hmln1tio" 11 111
Tiie ~II"' S1mpl1 Alltrn1Uv1
Tt Tiit Cttfty lnYO!vr4 M1rh11ry
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Sunday is
Fl11lBAY
Ne'fA!spap er at GWC
Receives Top Ruti11g
The Brunding Iron. \1 cek\y
newspaper of Golden \Vest
College has 1von a fir st ptC1ce
rating from the Columbia
L'niversity Scholastic Press
Assn.
Coverage of campus and
conlmunil.y events ·was cited
:1 s excc\lenl. A recurring
romn1ent v.•as that the paper
is readable and suitably in-
depth.
The a ward was based on
work performed by Branding
Iron staff members in the
spring and fall semesters,
1973.
The college paper, produced
by journalism s t udents.
received 966 of a possible 1,000
points.
The famous General Jumbo 780, with 2 glass belts
for long mileage and a 2-ply polyester cord body
for a smooth ride. The same ti re that comes on
many 1974 new cars. A great buy.
Complete
BRAKE OJERHAUL
INCLUDES:
1. lns!all NEW Meavy duty
lining on au 4 wheels! t . Rebuild the cylinders on
all wheels!
3. Bleed brakes -install
hea11y duty brake fluid.
4. Inspect brake return springs
5. Turn and true all 4
brake drums· r-·-A.~lf~ldl 6. Repack Iron! wheel
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Standard &
Compact
ArMrlcan Can
THIS WE EK
ONLY _.
beanngs.
7, Adiust IJrakes and check
emergency linkage a. Road test Your automobile.
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Extra chot<Jo for disc """'" 1_.-con. ond ocldltionol porh If Modod.
P1•i11ia1·y Ballot -
Booklet Details
9 Propositions
SAl\'TA ANA -Orange
County's 737,000 regislered
voters have begun receiving a
53-page, fine print booklet de-
tailing the nine propositions
that \Vil! appear on the June
4 primary ballot.
Interim Voter Registrar J iln
!\layer said sample ballots and
polling place notices 1rill be
sent under separate cover
next week because or the size
or the book let.
Anyone \\'ho registered to
vote since April 12 v.·on'l get a
booklet until after ~l a y
22, because of unfinishl'<I pro-
cessing of registration forms,
Mayer said.
Much of the information
voters are to receive is
devoted to olle ballot measure
-the cont r ove r sial
Proposition 9, v.'hich tiditcns
existing financial disclosure
la"'s on political campaigns.
It takes 2l pages to explain
the con1plex measure, which
also creates a fai r political
practices commission to keep
an eye on state political
campaigning.
Proposition One. the recrea·
tion lands bond act. takes only
four pages to explain in the
booklet. It would provide $250
nlillion in bonds to buy parks
and beaches in the state over
the next seven years.
At least $90 n1ill ion of the
bond money \vould go to local
governments to assist in open
space acquisilions and some
could be designated to help
purchase Upper Nev•port Bay
as a \vildlife preserve.
Proposition Two authorizes
sale of another $250 million in
bonds to match federal grants
fo r cleaning up sewage waste
water around the st a t e ,
Besides repaying the bond
debt. taxpayers would also be
obligated ror $131 million
interest.
Proposition T h re e as
outli~ in the pamphlet would
issue still another $350 million
in bonds to ald military.
\1elerans in the state
purchasing homes, or farms.
In this case the bonds aod
interest are repaid by the vet·
erans themselves.
Proposition Four is a
c o n s titutional amendinent
pennitting mid · year re-
assessments by c o u n t y
assessors of p r o p e rt y
damaged during a disaster
such as an earthquake.
Proposition Five is anOthe r
con s litutionat amendment
permitting up to 25 percent of
state gasoline and car license
taxes to be spent on n1ass
transit g u i d eways . The
amount used \\·ould be phased
up to 25 pereent by 1978.
Proposition Six, the third
constitutional amendment on
the ballot, would require all
meetings of the s I at~
legislature and its committees
to be open to the public except
v.·hen a t\\·o-thirds vote by bot h
houses agrees to secrecy.
Prooosition Seven. the final
constii utional amendment on
the ballot, exemPts the chief
administration officer of the
state's post-secondary school·
ing commission and his five
deputies from civil service
protections and requirements.
Proposition Eight asks state
voters to allow Sacran1ento
County residents to vote on a
combined c i t y ·co u n t y
government plan.
Size A78·13, plus $1.80 Federal Excise Tax per lire.
$12[ 11£1'U.ClS JllC. '9:1CC Sill n lC( 1.(.f.
Plll flllE
A78·13 6.00·13 4 for $131.80 4 for $ 95.80 $1.80
C78·14 6.50/6.95·14 4 lor $!39.80 4 lor $ 99.80 $1.17
£78-14 7.0017.35·1 4 4 far SI Sl.80 4 lor $107.80 $1.33
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H7~14 8.50/8,55·14 4 for $175.80 4 for $127.80 $1.92
£78-15 7.35-15 4 for $155.80 4 IGr Sl 15.80 S2.46
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H7S.15 7.601 8.55·15 4 lor $179.80 41orS127.80 $1.97
J78-15 8.85·15 4 for SJ83.80 4 lor$131.80 $3.13
l78-15 9.15·15 4for$199.80 4 for $143.80 $3.19
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proff,(1u11~1I· 1:;1\'t' nn a11·ards
rhl:-}1·:1r 111 t1t·t1u11 :u1d dr:in1a.
UTlll,ll 1lll' pr11L·s for
rrpor!1n·~ 11 t·n1 to Arthur M.
1•rt;i r11111• And !lufl"h F. lfouJ:h
of the (h;1·.1·'•1 ~un·Tnncs for
uocu\••ri•1..; 111·\\· t•\"ul 0 ncc in
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ll;u h \"1\ .. 1:1r t·xposure of
1hu 1 1 r 1!11· \'rw York
\l cli1• 1ld pro g ran1 ,
HJ\"t•Sl1 •;.iir1:,: n•porting: and
Jarn1·:• IL l'olk of the
\Vashu1~1on Star·News and
.Jack \\'I.ill' of lh~ Provi dence
.lourn. I ;111d ;·:\1·ning Bulletin
for r1 ·1;or1111g on national
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p,/h 1r:1" c1tt•1I for his
d l :; ' I n ~ 11 r 1· of a11£>ged
1rrr:.;•1l.•i 1111·" 1n f1nanc1hg of
th(' t ,!!1 11;·1An IQ rc-el1;>cl
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won 111~ ;·11ard for d1~rlosi ng
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1nron " 1 1x ~1 .111nt·nts in 1970
.ind 1~171
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intcn1:11i•·n 1! :>ff.11rs was
ay,·;irli"I t 1 llt·chick S1nith of
the i\• .1 Yn•k T i:111•<; fnr hi~·
t0\1•1.1c" 11 1l1i' Soviet Un ion
;ind 1' ;d i·•.; 111 t!J73
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1 11.L11nµui~hcd cdilorial
1\·ri1i 1 r (;i!'.'nan Spenct•r ,
··d ir Jr uf tht• Trent onian ,
·rren111n \ ,r for foru .sing
1>ubli1· att1'11\11111 nn scandals in
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-t 'ilrtoons , Paul Sz('p of
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,_ :-.111it rr1vc; rhl1tography ,
An!hn111 I\. Hof1•·1·!~. f1 1•c·
l<1nt·1· 1i~·•IOl!ranh11" rr0n1 n1•v·
crly 1 1 11:~. Calif, for hio; ... 1-r·t.'"
of pic!ttr••<i of 1!1t• ~1:1::111::; Pf :on
.1llrg!'1l k1dnaprr.
FL•a1urr photoi::rnphy.
Slt11·ri \·1·dcr of the Associated
Pres;; fr r h1<; pi<'turc of the
re111r11 of a11 1\111rr1r:1n rn\\I
fro1n ~:nr!h Vi1•!11.'ln1 .
-l)!~11 n~ui~lh'•I ,,:on1rn1·n·
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eomrn1nt11ry on pui:;!it· :1ff;1ir . .:
durin11; I ~i1.
-Cr itic isn1. 1;;m1ly r.cnaucr
of th,.. Nr \\'Sda v sv11dicalc for
criticii;1n of the arts.
Nonjo1rrn1l1~t!c a1.1arrl"'
lli'llOr\'. !)~nicl J.
l3onrstcii1 fnr ••'fht!
Amf'ri":,11s· 1111• Dcn1ocr::ili c
Expt'r1!'nce."
-Bio~r11ph_\'. Louis Sheaffer
for "CJ'Nci!I . Son nnd Ar!ist .''
-PQ(•lrv. Rol){>rl Lowell for
''.Th<' il0\phi11." II ...,, a s
Lo\ve rrs second Pulitze r Prize.
-A cli:;1ting111shed book by
:in Ami•rk·nn 1101 f'li.Riblc for
1,.'0nsidf'rPlitlll in any olhcr
cxist111g 1·a!t'gor,I'. the late
Ernrst necker for · ' The
l.>t.'ni;1 I uf llt•nth
INSTANT CASH!
\Vo buy d"-lmonds. olrl
gold, sliver, qcmslones
nun!'. sicrcos. musk:al
1nsrrument3, most
everything.
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T uesdar, May 7, 1974 DAIL V PILOT 8
Speeders Still Abound on Roadway !ft\TH SHOPS Custom Lining
Drawers, Shelves
& Sil'tflf' Drawers
Alisochlled Press Writer kee1iing at the legal lin1it of 55
Two months after the 55 1n ,p.h. to sec y,•hat other
1nilcs per hour speed limit 1notorista were dolng. The AP
weut into effect on a 1 also checked on the number or
11 a t l o n w i d e bMis, an speeding tickets isslled beCore
Associated Press s u r v e y &nd after the limit was
shows Americans have slowed 1ov.'ered and on lraf!ic acci·
dov;n a little hul arc still dents.
driving faster lhan the law An1ong the conclusions:
ullow ....
'fhc 1\P sent reporters in the
oil! tontlguous states to drive
uu the l1i~hY.'ays on 1'1ay I,
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-An1ericans in all but a
handful of states, including
\Vyoming, \\lisconsin, Idaho,
• I
Delaware and Oklahoma, are
ignori'ng the 55 m.p.h. limit,
whizzing by a driver who
travels at the legal speed .
-in Indiana -sa w a patrol
car actually pull over a
speeding vehi c l e. But
authorities cite statistics to
show lhat they are enforcing
FREE ESTIMATES
Q'tr:EEVERYTHING ~f.W FOR THE -The average speed on the law stringently. Th e
most highways is 6.S to 70 Kansas Highy,•ay Patrol said
nl .p.h., below the speeds 6,091 arrests 101· speeding were
people used to travel at when "'made during tbe week ended
the legal limit was 70 or 75 April 15, up from 2.352 arrests
m.p.h. in the stllne week of 1973.
The National Safety Cow1cil
says !raffle deaths in March
were down 25 percent fron1 a
year earlier; Ohio officials say
107 persons died in tr affic
accidents on ~1arcb and April
\Veekends this year. con1parcd
to 193 persons last year; North
Dakota authorities said there
have been only 31 fatalities so
far this year, compared to 52
.last year.
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•nd • com1>le1111111 ol I 644·2353 .. ~ • ...,,, •• a. 111" 1-
BANKAMEA ICARD MASTER C GE .A.f.. OPf N SUNO"'I'. 12 5 HAR ..,,.~
-Police are giving out more
tickets. OnJy one AP reporter -The hl ghway.s are safer.
Extra care in engineering •. .it makes a big diff ere nee in small cars.
\
ere are
Good Little Cars
Good little cars are pri ced lu'''·
Good Ji11\c cars can gel good g<is 1111h .. ·a::I.'. liJ..l'
~ova. Maveriek an<l ~1 u~tan~ 11.
Good little cars ca n seal four or n1aybe fi"c
people like Vega. Pinto and Nt.1i..·erick.
Good little cars offer locked·in. , 1ut-of·si~h1
trunk space lik e Pinto.
Good littl e cars offer conventi onal ignition.
Good little cars require points and condenser
replacement. And, they require spark plug
changes at 6.000 miles. These changes arc
recommended by the n1anufncturers and could
cost you as mu ch as SSJ cverv 24.000 mile ;.
ecars •
Great Little Cars
Great little cars like Dodge Dart Sport and
Plymouth Dus1er arc priced surprisi ngly 1Ll\'-'
compar~d to oth er sn1a\I cars.
Great \i11lt: l·a r..; like ·p1,n1outh Du~ter an.d
J)1)dge Oart Sp1..)rt Wi t!l their Slan1 Six e ngi nes.'
provi:cl in l:c rtifi t:tl lests L'llllducted by th(.'
l lnited Stati:s Aut1l Clul1 rhat they can get
rnuch belier _l!<tS 111ilcage in ci ry and highway
drivi ng than Nl1va or Mavcril:k. AnJ in the
<0me USAC test. they eve n got better mileage
in ci ty traffi c 1han a ~-cylin der Mustang II~
Great little cars like Plymou th Valiant and
Duster. and Dod~e D<trt seat five or six people,
and h :J\"t~ n111re h1proom than NOv<i. Hornet,
rv1;:iverick. Vega and Pinto.
(~rl·at lit1le c~u·s 111...t.: Dodge Dart SJ)Ort ;..incl
Pl\ n1outh l)us1er offer n1ore rhan three timc:s 1h~ trunk s pa~e of JJinto, all under lock and
hey and out. of sight.
Gr..::at little cars like Dod~e Onrt and PJ vn1outh
Valiant and Duster 1..)ffer "Electrtinic lgn.ition
st andar{I. An ex .. :lu ~i rt: st~1ndard ft'ature on
sn1 all c~11·s fron1 Chr)sler Corporation.
Grc;i1 li itlt' l':tr-, lihl' J>!)lll{1ut hValianiand Duster
.ind J)llllµc !)art !la\1..' nt1 (1\lints ur c .. 1ndenser
10 rt.:pl :ll't', :111tl :-park J)lugs ~an last up to
18.00 0 rnik:·, unc.fl'r ll(>rn1al driving condition~.
,~ sa,·in~~ l€J Yl)l/ l•f up tu Sh2 cJ't'r compi:titive
h-c vlindcr ca'rs like Nova and Ventura in the
fir,-1 2-LOl)(I n1iles alunt.:. t
The answer is at your
· Dodge and
. Chrysler-Pl outh
alers~
<And you can drive one home ·today.)
DODGE
DART
SPORT
"Be1te1 Gasoline Mileage~ is a booklet lull ol information 1h1t tan help you sawe gas .
Get yours lr11 from your nearest Dodge or Chrysler· Plymouth De1ler'1!
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DUSTER
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A~cHRVSLER v CORPORATION
OODGE. • CHRYSLER •PL VMOl.JTH • D00GE TRUCKS
SEE THE DUSTBIS AND VALl~NTS m' YOUR
SEE ALL THE DARTS m' YOUR
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··r11t1 uncl>Onld end rtwlt1 Gtitltted bt USAC T111l CGndUC:lld J-'n11or1 .ano Feb1u.ir~ 1914. tM.il111en1~ l~I r1tt5 olMI pan~''" .:i•f" r'l1r,1(!~d !!om 191~ C11111on ~ lJbor Gurde <'ll'ld P.1rl$ Mal'lual Labor,.,,, bl std on nll~fl .avtr"p 01 SI0.00 pet l'louf,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SUPl•IO• COUltT Of' THI
STATE OP CALl .. 011.MIA f'Olt
THI! COUNTY Of' OltANft
Nit. A·nt:M NOTH~I 0 .. HIAlllHG O• •11'ITIOM
f'(ltt ... O.AT'I! Of' \\11\.L "a.MD FOi
LETillS TllTAMINTAllY !M>NO
WAl\/'101
Ellett DI ltUTH D INGOLD, DKeelootd
NOTICE IS Hfltl!IY (;l\/'EN ttl•I
DOROTHY I. REICl-ILE '''" 111..i "'''In• ~ll!lon IOI' Ptot>alt of Wlll tnd 1or f~IHllCI OI ltlt ... , Ttlll ...... l•rr Ill 11\t
~loner ~t-iw:t 10 wtllcl'I II m.O. for
hlflhllr "'llcul1r1, and ,....,, lllt llm1 •nd
f!IKt ol Marl119 lt!9 ........ Ml been Ml hlr M1y ti, Ull, ti 9 XI .i.m., In TM
court•-ot o.p...-1 No. 3 ot 111d
o;ourt, 11 700 (l'llt Ctf!ltr Df"lvt Wtsl. In
1111 City ol Stnlt An.1, Ctlllornlt .
Otttd MIV 1, 1t11.
WILLIAM I. St JOHN,
cou,,1r Cit•~
CLINCY AND OLINCY
AttetMYI II LN
ltUO Wlhhlrt M\til. Wit ll'I
Lft A~lff. C1lltomi. t0014
Tt{: nu' "'·lUO
""-"' tor: l"ttllj_, Putlll1"9d Ortnge Co.11 Deltv P!lol. Mir 6. 1. U. !t7' 1!91·1t
PUBLIC NOTICE
-----~~=---l'ICTITIOUS IUSIN l!SI NAME STATl!MENT TM forlowln(I pt'!'s.on ls Ooh111 Otl\I"'~
I S: ORANGE COUNTY WHIR L ·A · ROUND, J&.i C1mptJI Driv1. N""1POl'I Btacl'I, (1lllornl1 Al Your Serv>c1 En~rprl.5a Inc., lM& CamQUt Drive, NtwPQ.1'1 BI I c II , C1llfornl1
T/111 bUllMU 11 cOl'lducled by I CO•· POtlllon. Al Y""r Servlct ffllerpr laes, Inc. Loli 01 .. 1111, Vice P•llid1n1 Tiiis 111re,.,.nt w11 11\tod wolll Ille Cou"'
IV Clerk cl 011111141 CQU!\ly on April l"/,
1914 . "'"f7' Pllbllsheo Oranoe CoJs l Dilly Plkll.
April .)II, 1nd May 1. 14. 21, 197' 1.a1.1t
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATl!MENT OF AIANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS IU51NES5 NAM£ The lollowino person 1111 .Jt>an<!OMd lhe u .. of Ille llcll!lout Du:lln~H name: POMONA AUTO SOOY, 1719 POtl'Ofll Ave . Colli Mell. C1lltornl1 916?7 Tile Flt1ltlou1 Bu1lntts Name referred
TO lbOvtr ....... llltd In 0!'"111\lf Covn•y °" Sfftl. 7, 19n Tl\loOOO<'t C..<ild Mlllfr, 266M P1wo
01<11t, Sin Ju•., C1olsrr1f!O, C1llfornl1 ,,.,,
Tl'll• tM1•lne11 w11 conducl!<I DV 1n 1'1dlvlduil. Tneodore c;. Milltr
11111 """'""I ....... Ille<! wllll lhl C"""'Y Cl1•k or Orange Covnly on AprU n, 1t11 ·-Pllllllihed Or1noe Co.1! 01llr Pllol, AOfll 13. JO ind M•Y 1, U. 197l \J99+7'
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tutsday, May 7, 1974
Device
Protects
·Falcon
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -An
electronic a n t i-trespassing
device i!. now in operation on
ilorro Rock in Morro Bay to
protect the historic nesting
sile o! the American Peregrin
falcon, state wildlife officials
reported today.
The device, developed by a
Sacramento firm, is designed
to alert law enforcemeilt
officials to the presence of
persons on the massive, 576-
foot high rock on the San Luis
Obispo County coast.
Anyvne now climbing the
rock is subject to immediate
arrest, the Department of
Fish and Game said.
The plight of the ~torro
Rock falcon became krlov.'n in
197'2 when lv.·o persons \\'ere
apprehended descending from
the rock and young birds were
di scove red mi ssing.
Peregrines abandoned their
nesting at the site in 1973
because of the disturbance.
''Although State Department
of Parks and Recreation
regulations prohibit climbing
the rock beca u se of
considerations of h u m a n
safety, people still attempt the
feat and 10 have fallen to their
deaths," the Fish and Game
department said.
Installation of lhe device
\\'8S jointly announ~ by the
F'ish and Game Department.
the defenders of wildlife and
the National Audubon SOCil!ty.
The t'\li-o conservation groups
shared in the $6,000 cost of
PICTJTIOUS BUSlrlESS the detection system, the NAME STATEME NT de partlnent said.
TM lollowln11 perlOtl 11 dolr111 b\l:lll'lfln --'------------
"' NEWPOll:T FISft co .. !1115'1 381rl S•.. PUBLIC NOTICE NeWPOrt Beach, C•ll!ornl• 92663 1------------! Jol'ln Cr•ll Frels, Sil''~ l91h SI.. SL,.·14222
1<1ewporl Belch, C1lllornl1 92663 NOTIC I! TO CRED ITORS Thll Dusl~u hi tondUC!ed by an SUPER IOR COURT OF THE lndlvl<Na1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA l'OR TH E
.JOhfl C. Frels COUNTY OF ORANGE Tllll tla!emlf!I w11 !lled wt111 l~r Ha. A·1'"4 c .... nrv Clerk ol Or1"11e County on Maren Estate of ROBERT M. WALSH, ,,, 1974. O«e.tl.ld. l'J160 NOTICE 15 HE REBY GIVEN to Ille Publl1Md CK1ooe Cooist 01111 Piiot, crec1llor1 of IM abO\fl named oee-nl April n, JO. 1f!CI M•Y 7, u, 1971 11111·11 IN! 111 Pf•!Olls ha\llng claims ao11nst Ille -----'--'------1J.1id decedent ire r911ulrtd to 1111 llletn, PUBLIC NOTICE w11n 1,.. necessary vouct..ro, In Ille oftlcl
-------------lfll IM clerk of IM 1bove ..,trued cout1. or to prftefll them, with Ille nec.ssarv STATEMENT Off A•ANDOHMEHT Cll' -..:,hers, lo Ille underill!ned 11 Ille L1w USE 01" FICTITIOUS •USIHESS MAM• Oft!« of <YMELVEHY & ~YERS, 611
TM IClllO'<f".11'19 P"""°" 1111 10.ndoned Ille WKt Sl•lh SI., L01 AnQfleS, C1Uloml1
11$1! of ltw foctl!loin butl11ens n1rn1: 9!JOU. which rs t,.. plaee of ?Justness ol H1rb<w' Tow!r19 Co., ii 961 W. lltll §!., ,,.. uf!M<"Sillned In 111 millers pier11tnl119 Cotli M«a, C1!!lorril1 10 IM esla!e of wld dK-nt, wl!ll!n lour TM llclltl""I tiu1 lnesl MIN rtfrrnd lo montm. 1fter Ille lirst pvt>llCillon of this lbOvt WIS !UM In Ori~ Covnly on l>OlfCt.
IJ trcn I, 1f7'2. ~11<1 NirU ~. 1•14,
11.Dt>eri e. (!laol Lord. ?11~ WlndlO"ll Ch1,1otte L. warsn Clrclt, Huntlf!glon Se.tell. Callloml• E•e<:u1rl• of rllt Will of
t'll.46. me 11JOYe n1med deeedl!ftl lllll b1.11ln111 w11 conducted 11¥ an O'MELVENY & MYERS lridlvldu1I. 611 W11I Sixtl'I SI. Robert 8. Lord Los /.lltelt1, C11ilonr'4i f001J ll'IUfS f21l) 6M-112t Publl1M<J Or1ngc COMst O.Uy ~lol, A"°"'"" ,,,.. l!xeatrtir Acri! 23. :io and M1y 7. U, 1914 11()9.7l 'Publlsl>l!d Oran!l'? CCIII! D1Uy PUcl, April 16, 1J, 30, ind M1y 1, 191l 1:l28·7t
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITI OUS SUSI NESS Tne following ptrions 1rt Clclng NAME STATEMENT bu1lnes\ as: The lolloWlflll petions are Oo!09 TM VIM'y1rd, An Ari G11lerv. l.IOO Du1ine11 as: l r~lne Avt .. No. 216 NfWPMI Breth, STEREO HAVEN, B9t1 (;oldrn West Calltom1• 91660 Ave .. Hun11ng1on Beacn, CalilO!'nla 926'7 Kellh Rober! Nttly, 3045 P1tl!lt Ave.. Cu•ll1 V, Ha"tfll, 51S 11111 SI., Lano Beien. Calllor.,ia 90fl(l7 Huntington Seith, Calllornl1 '116'1 Fre<Ser!dt W. Harl!On Jr .. 1$570 lus11n W. J. Lortie. 1SJ'91 PMll'I Ln .. vlllag• Way, No. 7l. li.nl!n, C•tlf0f'ni1 HuMlfllllon Be~cn. California 9'11>19
ori111G Tiils Duslness 11 conductto DV 1 11ener11 ;1111 busl"'H I• con!luded rw 1 II"'"'' ~r1,,...s11!p. J)artntfship W1rrl!ft J . Lorlie l(ei!ll R. Neely Tl>ls 1!a1tmenl w11 !lled with lht Tnl1 sla\l'mef\I w11 Nied wllt. County Coonly Clt•k of Orange County on M1rc1>
Clerk cl Or•no• covnrv on April '29, 191' 19, 1971 FJ2 ... FU47' f>utlllslled Orl"lot Coltl Dally Piiot. Publls!)ed Ora119e Coast Dally Pllol, AOfll JO. 800 M1y 7, 11, 21 . 191l JjQO.]t APl'll i1, JO Ind May 1. 14 117t 1121-74
PUBLIC NOTI CE
l"ICTIT IOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT
PUBLIC NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlflll pen.on h doing ~neu The followln11 per~ 11 ll<llno Dulll'ltH
I S: IS: CO'°'TEMPOR.ARY FURNITURE OF MOULD FREE CHEMICAL CO., 1J01 CALIFORNIA, JUOI Camlf!O C1plslr11n11. Avocado, NeWPDrl 8t11ch, C11ilorni1 Sen Ju1n C1pl11r1rio, Calif. 9'1615 9'1660 Klllltrlnt Hlltn Miiier. llln6 C1llt Ronald Vand!nt>evVel, !831 Plrion San O+tg.o. Slln Juan C:1pislr•no• C1. Drive, Hunlinglon Se1cll, Call!ornle
91675 9'16"19 Tiiis business ls ·cond11e1ed bY '" T~ls 11uslllfr1t Is tondvcled by an lndl~ldu11. lndlVidUBI K1111e..rne H. Miiier R. J. v~nDeoheuvel . Tiiis s111limenl w~) filed with 1111 This tlatemenl w11 filed W•!ll lh~ Counly Clerk of Or1ng1 Counly on Mir 3, l"!llmly Clerk or OrlnQt Coonh on Aprol
191•. 2:1, 1914 , .. , .. l"·JJS'5 ..,. "" Putlllslltd Orlfl!le Col!.t 01lly Pilot. Pllbllthed Oo'ange Co1sl Oaltv P1lct, Miy 7, 14, 11, 71. 191' 160S·1• April 2l, JO, and May 7, 1911 1)96..7;
SO WHATS NEW
WITH YOU?
Only the Daily Pilot really tells
you what's new in your local
community ... every day
DAILY PILOT
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NANCY KISS.INGER ~Ll TALKS WITH WIFE OF JORDANIAN PREMIER
Rea red in Wealthy Setting, She Lea rned Amenities Long Ago
J(issinger's Bride Makes
Splash in ~1 iddle East
A~1AN, Jordan 1AP) -
Nancy l\laginnes Kissinger has
put her shyness into storage.
In 9!kiegree Eguptian heat
she cheerfully scrambles 80
yards down to inspect the
Roman baths at Alt!xandria.
An Episcopalian, she visits
J er u salem and tours
Judaism's \\fa iling \Vall. the
~1oslcms' Dome or the Jlock
and the Christian Church or
the Holy Sepulchre.
A six-footer, she hugs
President Anwar Sadal,'s \'fife
and manages not to appear
av.•1™.•ard despite the six or
eight inches bctv.'cen their
heights.
A chain-smoker. she doesn't
break out her cigarettes in
public.
And she pads to the back of
husband tlenry Kissinger's jet
lo chat with reporter s.
memorizing most of their
names on the first shot.
<rV~
With This Ad .
Fuel & Ignition
Diagnosis
By App0intment
At The Repair
Centers
Listed Below
Reared in a wealt h y,
suburban Ne\\' York selling,
Nanc:t r..Iaginnes learned the
social amenities long ago at
the ~'laster's Girls School in
Dobbs Ferry and ri.1 o u n t
1-Jolyoke College.
But moving onto the world
diplomatic stage as the.v.•ife of
Kissinger, a globe trotter \\'ith
an impulsive and offbeat sense
of humor, is a test even for
this smooth, 4 O ·ye a r • o I d
socialite.
.. Don't do i!, ~·ou can't
afford her.'' Ki ssinger told a
reporter \\'ho offered to take
his bride shopping in an Arab
market.
\Vhen cameramen closed in
on her at the home of Israeli
Premier Golda ~·leir,
Kissinger feigned a pout and
observed: "One of the
shortcomings of my married
lift! is no one W<UJIS to take my
picture any more.''
8 . ..... -.
"Let's Be Responsible"
Asked v.·hether her husband
had fed her any bright lines,
she said: '·He has, but I keep
forgett ing them."
Kissinger also uses his wife.
as he does everyone under his
command. as an instrument of
his foreign policy.
Jn Israel. she v;·as sent to
~1asada to poke among the
excavated ruins of the 1st
century JeY:ish re be 11 io n
against the Romans. i n
addition to visitng o t he r
Jewish. ~1oslem and Christian
points of interest and an Arab
market.
In Jordan. she paid a
hospital visit to Queen Alia
aJld her new daughter.
In Egypt. the principal
target of her husband's drive
to improve the American
image in the Arab \\'orld. she
will to u r the Nile on
Wednesday. including the
tombs of the ancient kings at
Luxor.
Get -an Echlin 'Hi-Energy'
Tune-up.
Too many cars 1oday are wasting energy-and
money ... blowing ii oul of thelrlailpipes ... for lack
of a good tune-up. Our Echlin "Hi· Energy"
Tune·Up delivers the eKtra spark energy you need
to squeeze all the power you can get-oul of
every Otiopof gasoline. And every Echlin part is
perfectly matched-made lo work together-with
no weak links-for better performance.
For a Tune-Up you can "!eel"-for more power
out ol less gasoline-get our Echlin "Hi-Energy"
Tune-Up.
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=~ COSTA MESA AUTO PARTS '=' I c H L! n® 2165 Hcrbor Blvd., 548-3443, 54~·3448
. STOP AT ANY OF THESE ECHLIN TUNE-UP CENTERS:
Arlan pfohl Chevron Service
3190 Hari>cw Blvd.
Co•la Mosa 540-9650
C & C Texaco Service
2252 Harbor ol Wil-
Co•la Mosa 54M34 I
D & M Texaco Service
3001 Harbor Blvd.
Co•lo Mola 549·1200
Dee Whit.on Chevron Service
2801 H-llvd. c •••• -545-4755
Grand Prix Tire-Automotive
1718~11vd.
645-7022
Harbor Shell Station
2249Harl>orll•d.
Co1Io Mota 646·5233
Jack BoH• Fair Euon
Folr & Folr•if'W
Cosio Mosa 556·6281
Jim Mance Chevron Service
2160 Harbor Blvd.
c .... -642-1717
M & M Automotive
1711 .. omoftG.A•f'.
Co•I• Mosa 54a.508 I
Mesa. Vent. Union Service
1645 A4-s ....... c .... -540-1~06
South Coast Shell
3045 lrlilol St.
c .... -546-7220
Vista Center Shell
_ , l.9ffl " l'loctflllo
Co.to Mosa 642·9044
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Big Gam.e .,...w.,. OlOGUHS
Sc lieduled ~~J~g~\
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Sunday is
FlltlDAY' SHOP ~
I V ll l !~~~-ll~Bt"~~·~~~~·~~.~~~~~~~""~lhe~~,1~¢~l~fi~~a1~1,~11~ F:ntaln ~alle~~o l lce\i . "' ••· ,, .• ,,. ---
officers and members of the
Los Angeles Rams w 111
con1pete in a charity
basketball game at 8 p.m.
May 10 at Fountain Valley
High S<:hool.
EXTEND YOUR LIFE
EmND YOUR ARM
The school is at 1781.6
Bushard St. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK
Tickets for the game are $2
for adults and $1 for students
and children.
Profits will go towards the
police officers' Benevolent
FREE!
in Fund and local Llttle League
teams.
'Mte footba11 players who will
take to the courts \Viii include
Phil Olson, Jack YoWlgbioOd,
Jack Snow. Isiah Robertson,
Rich Saul, Law r ence
l\1 cKutchin. Bill Nelson and
Tony Baker.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
TOMORROW, MAY 8th
OKA ELEMENTARY
9800 YORKTOWN
7:30 • 9 p.m:
A Public Service from
Huntington Beach
Rotary Club and ••
Kaiser Delay
SAN BERNARDINO (UPI\
-The county Air Pollution
Control District hearing board
has agreed 5-0 to grant Kaiser
Steel Corp. of Fontana a I
variance until Dec. 31. 1976 on
emissions from it s coke ovens.
TI1e firm is experimenting
with a device to reduce
emissions.
Orange County Heart Association
INNOVATION
A Great Leap Forward
for Savings Depositors
PACIFIC SAVINGS
Inaugurates Its New
PHONE-A-TRANSFER
(PAT) Account
You can authorize us to transfer
Money from your Pacific Savings
Passbook Account to your bank
checking account by simply ca11ing
-us on the telephone.
Save lots of Gasoline, Time and Energy
YOU CAN MAINTAIN MORE OF
YOUR MONEY IN YOUR
SAVINGS ACCOUNT EARNING
SY.% PER ANNUM
ON EVERY DOLLAR· EVERY DAY
Available to Everyone, including
Corporations And Businesses
No Minimums Or Maximums As
1b Amount Or Duration Of Ea.ch Account
Never A Service Charge
OPEN A PAT ACCOUNT TODAY
AT ANY OF OUR BRANCHES
In Addition to Passbook Accounts, Pacific Savings
Pays These High Rates on Certificate Accounts
ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL RATE MIN. !IA LANCE MIN. YEARS
7.79% 7.50% $ 1,000.00 4·
6.9811 ~ $ 1,000.00 2~·
6.72% 6.50% $ 1,000.00 I or 2·
5.92% 5.'5% $ 1,000.00 90 days
· nr Feden.1 reeulatlon, ,. !IUbstantia.I pen&tty is
~red kir early withdrawal.
(P<nalty Provision-. Not Apply to Ml' Accounts!
Our Free Services for Qua.lilied Accounts include:
• Sa.le Deposit Boxes ($500 &.la.nee)
• Money Orders
•"Traveler's Checks
• Trust Deed Note Collection
BRANCHES
ARCADIA LA CRESCENTA
41 E. Live Oak (213) 445-0550 2121 Feolhlll 81vd.
BELL GARDENS LAKE FOREST
5740 E••I Aortnc. A'ltnu1 (213) 773.5011 In lttt L•ke Fomt Vlll•g•
"CANOGA PARK Shopping Center
On tht fNlll In Top•no• Plu• LOS ANGELES
Sttopping Center (213) 113-1550 400 N. Vermdnl
5401 E. Whifller Blvd.
'CERRITOS 'MONTEREY PARK On the NII In Lot CeftllOS (Zll) 115•1251 210 North Gartltld Avitnut Shopping Center "ORANGE
"COSTA MES.t. On lhe lftlll in the Mall cl
on lhl m111 '" ScM.tth Cc••• Orange Shopping C•nter
Pta1:1 Shopplnt Cent1r (T14) 5411-< .. I "SAN BERNARDINO
DOWNEY On tti. mall in Inland
10000 lalfewocd Bh'd. Shcpplng C.nler
(E1ewtM Offkli) g1s) 123-HOt WHlmER
1211 E••t FlrHIOM Blvd. 13) 112 .. 194 11215 £111 W11hlnglon Blvd.
(2t3) 241-1120
(714) 511-0too
(213}"115-1111
(2t3) 72l-1215
(213) 573-1710
(714) 137-4512
(7t4) IM·l45f
(213) 112-0357
•offices open night and day and Saturdays
ASSETS OVER $390,000,000
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l kl ELMl!"1l IVEllETT, tka l!LMEll u l•• to lllf h!911t1t •lld btll 111clner, unotr •!fl ELMl!ll fVEllaTT, akl l!lMEll
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PUBLIC NCYr!CE
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STATll o .. CALl .. OltNIA .. Oil Soutllwt1I q111rt1r ol Ille Nortnwtst t l •tmenb Ind tts1rvt1lcn1 Ol tt<Ol"l.J, II
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ESTATE OF Et.MER i;.. EVERETT. ll>Ol'lum and otntr m•ltrl•l1 6ttermlned lht city ot Sant~ AM, Ca!llornl11.
tk• El.MEit EVERETT, tkt ELA.\ER oursu.,nt lo h t llon '(b) 1 of lht Atom1~ 0111" Aprlt 30. H14
EDWI N EVEltETT, ·~· E. E . Entrgv Ad ol lt.M, to br llfCUll•<iV WtLLIAIA E. SI JOMN EVERl!TT c11ct1Hd eu en1!1t to llle prodoc!loo ol lfuloneblt Caunly Clerk
NOTICE• IS HEJi.EBY GIVEN thil m1•e•!1I, conllll\td In 1&10 land, with Ill() •ARMES, SCNAO, JONNSON, Kt:NNEOY
ELWAYNE E EVERETT 1111 l!ltd Mrtll\ rl'ihl to tnltr Ul>Oll wld ltnd ind prospt(.I & CAltUON 1111on "1or orOer dl<Kll"'J lht lor, mini tnd rtmovt 11141 wme. at" to 4.$25 M1cAttTNUtt •LVO.
• Pl f Ind trantltr ol Rtll Pr(lptrlv rt qu!rt Ot llverv '""''°' WMll prod~Ced l\y HlWPOIT ll!ACH, CAllFOllNIA 92"°
(l)l'IVtV•!'IC Otc ,. '°"''"' °" Olhtf"I, GI re1ervtd lfl !he d~ from IM Ul., '1t·ff0t =-~":,":1:C~tet11 1:'::'. ~-I'/ or frilvir. V11lltil 51•1n ot AMl•ll• lo George W. All<ll"lllYI ter II•• "•Ullontl'
' •"O ~ C.lllor I Ot1erllltd II tOI· Ttcktll, dtltd AU'\lUll 10, lf49 •I'd Puol!11>ed Oranoe Coa1t O•lty Piiot, i 01, I V' n •• fKordtd In Book lltt4, 1'191 ,.., al May •• 1, 13, lt1' u . .,.1,
10"''itw Eitl '1111 of l!MI Swlh...,tll Olllcl.tl Rtcords. ln tho ottke "' Ille --·------------1
qv1r11r d 1M Nor1t1<1a11 ciu1111r of '"' Coull!'/ llecatder "' Ortnoe C01.1flly. PUBLIC NO'rlCE lllt Norfhet I Ctl\,.r11l1. ~=·~ ::::'tl,"'Townthlll 7 Sou~. Al.SO EXCEPTING THEREFROMl----------------1
Ra J Et.II. 5111 Berl\l~lnt lilt tl'ICI tny rllJlll, !Ult or lnltr•I In UM Wt1•trlY SL .. ·1'2t1 :?: t&e! ,. Kftl mo<• or 2S ~ ... fll••<tl 3 fCQU!rtil by Ill• ColJllfy su .. ••10• COUIT 01" TMll!! MtF) tn. "II ' al Orln(lt by QUlltlf!m deed frorn Ille STAT!! OF CALIFOltNIA FOR 1":isl!'ttl/ING THl!'IEFI OM I llOt'I-U11lltd Sltlft Of ... ,.,.,,,., O<iled Au;ust 31. TH• COUNTY 01" OllANOI!
l\cl tcrOB !ht ''"· purport!l"l(I to t OflV•Y l M 11rlp ol No. A·1011
:::::: •:::.11:::" i:~ln~fll. fO''''' ltl\cl J.o lttl wL~ l11duded wllnln Ille NOTIC.I: o .. H.l:AllNG 01" "l!TITION
-·"""' rOld PVbtl llllll trad u .. Of Prlvt lt ROid tl!lllllSll"l(I 1k>tlo the FOtt OttDElt OlltlCTINO TH E ...,...,c 1• c u "tt\llNG l"'9 WtlltflY 11dt frf Block 1• •nd 1111 CON YlYANCt ANO TttANSl'l!R Ol<
IM PIJblle, ALSO RESI!' I I Et11trly 1ldt of lltOl~ 11 11 $l'IOWll on Ille llt:AL tottOPl:ITY TO COM .. LETI! H(lrthtrlv 10 .... 1 II '1 ,...,... .. , UI YI M•P of Tract No.-161 IWll<h d"° ,..., ...,, DECl!OENT'I CONTltACT
••Mmtnl 1.-~btlc u~llltt.ttM rl hi lo btln rtcorOld, bul I cooy of wnlcn llns ESTATE OF ELMER E. EYERETT.
Grt ntor htfl n rtll Vtl a of bltl\ 1u11mlllld to Int Cl>mP*ll't' for ftkll ELMER EYE ll.ETT, 1k1 ELMER
e rtfld •nd/or convtY to ollwr11111 Utt ••tml1111rlon EDWIN E ERETT k E E wld 1t11mtnh. 11'1d 9r1n1or l>ert ln EXCEPTING AND llESEl\llNG unto EVERETT ~ m1' 1 1 . •
m1Mtl 1hl1 Qrtl'lt wllfl thl rlQhl lh•l lhf 1N1 gr•nlori nt1•l11 111 oil, P11lro41t1m and NOTICE' ISKt~EAEllY GIVEN thillt
tbOVt d•K•lbtO t111men!J 111•V t>t l)!Mr hydroc11oon suta11nc11 In, on, or ELWAYNE E. EYERETT II•• flied 11er1ln 11r1nttd I>'/ 1111 grantM lltrtln 10 •fldlor 1111C1tr 111d h1n<1 • 1111' 1111 ~II d tilt 111 tlllt l>Oldll" SuD!Kl 10• (IJf"rtnl l•:itel. cc~entnla, " 1111,11on 1111' order dlrtcllng 1hC
t ndfor hokllrl et otlllt o•oe>trllt1. c 0 n ditlon1, • rt1lrlctlon1. r•~rv11lcn1. f~!!,~~:,:nd ~~:~;.!" ~:\,:~~~~
rllf«tl'ICI to whl<ll Ii mt dt tor lurlhlr rl'ihh rlthlt o1 w1v, ttsemtnll 1nd ' p•rtlcul•n., 11'1Cf !ti.ti Int time tr.ii t!MI ••l•ll~ tfleumbf•nctt ol recons. oroperty loct!t:'d In !ht county ot Rlvet"-
p11c1 ot tlfitlf>O llW w mt llli bttll Ill TM ttrms tl\cl tondlllMt of silt '": ~'!';. Sl•ft ol Ollllol"nll, d~rlbtd 11 fol.
tor ,,...., Zl. 197•, 11 t o'clock t .m., I" Int C1111 In l1wl11I ~'/ of 1111 United St•lt1 P., , 1 ! N 1 • of NW , of SW \~ ot
UIUl1t00n'I ot OtPtrt ..... nl No. l ol ll!d al AfMfiC• Of ptrl Ctlh '"" ptrt credit. $«!Ion (l23 ,.w 1$ tit• •• JE SBB M
c;ou.r1, t i J«1 Civic Ctn!tr Orlw Wfll, In tht 1trm1 of wd• er.OH 10 bl Kct!>l•lllf tt urvlllQ 'rrit~lr~ IM 1"1(1 Nor!llt rly :iii
tM cltv of Stn!t A11•, Ct lltornl.. 1a TM tdmlnlllr1lrb •nd 10 1111-<ourl. IHI lot non-.sclusl ve tllM'"""' tor
Otlld Aprll JI), lt14 Ttn Of'l"c.tfll of ""' 11'1\0Unt bld lo frigrn i ll'Ht e;•n l for ra.d Ind 111111111'.
WILLIAM E. 51 JOHN K COlnOlllY Ille ofter ind IM btl•llC• lo ,,, .... !>Ct lo •llk ll 11 mldt for lurll'ltf
C.ounl"/' Cltt~ bl pt!d on conllrmtllon Of 1•11 l1w" ttll rt! 1 _ .. , 1 ''" " 1
•••NIS 5CNAO JOHNSON. KINNBOY C • ''" -omlfllllon OT illle fKOl'dlng Pl cu •r1, 1•.., 11.l mt 1"11 1" .. • • ou... WA • Pl•<• ot ht1rl1111 IM um1 1111 bfffl set & CAltL.SON Of <OllVfYlllCt l l'ld Ill'/ U!lt l111ur•r1ee 1111' Mty n, lt7• ti t o'cl111;k • m In the
UU MltAITMUI •LYD. pOllcy 1lleU bl II !ht UPlfllf OI !he (llUl'!rcom of ~P*rlrnanl No .3 -~, u lO
NIWP'OIT •UCN, CALl .. OINLA t1'611 llU•CIWNr. .-our!. ii 700 Civic Crntfr Otl ..... WeJI In 171'1 "'"""* All Dkf1 tnd otters must bl In -l'llnt ' II w 1111 ... 1111-Ind wll l bl "'Ctlvtd •• lllf oltlct OI ,,.. <II"/' of S1nl• """'' Ctllfornlt . A ....,, II Otltd Aprll lO. ltl4 .. ubll1htd (lf.r.Qt Cotll Dally fl ol, NA.RRY E, MtCKS, lttorne'Y I« w ld W!LLtA.M E SI JDMN
Mt Y " 1, l.l. 1'1• lJ.16.14 tdmlnltlrt 1tb. 11 111n 8tKll 'aoulfy1rd, C 1 Cit i
HunllnCIOll llt•ch. C1tl toml1 t1641. 11 •11-•AINIS °';"c~AO r JOMNSON KENNl'.DY
PUBLIC •'OTJCE 1!1111 1!11r 1111 llrit PVolkllloll ol 11111 & CAllLSoN ' ' I"' l'IO!lct •nd ~ ll'lt m•~llll\ ol wlo wle.
---------1 For tur,O.er lnl«m•tlon •l'ld 1)10 formi IStl MKA•TMU!l •lvo. -----SL .. ·111'4 ti 1111 Oltlct ol uld 1!lor111y lor Int NB'llLIPOltT lt:A°"eM, CALll"OltNlA t 1'61
su,.•110.. couttT" ol" TNI tdmlnlltr•lrlll. 1110 '"'"°'
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•11 0" CALll"OINIA FOlt Thi rltjlll II rt~•vtd to rtJICI 1ny •nd """"""' '-'"'""Ill-• TY • •o& •11 1110. Publlv..tcl Ort119t Co.st O•llv P116t,
TMI co~:. .... ~~.o A D•l1;.Aprll U .1974. M•Y '· ,, 1], ltl' ls.43·1'
NOTICI 01' Ml:.t.alNO Of" .. ITITION fl/MRS. SHAtltlE LEE CUMMtNGS
POil OttOlll Dtl•CTOtO T M ~ A1t1!1111litr1trh of Ille Etlt,. Of
COMYIYANC• AHO llANll"•I 0" DorOll'IY lH•1t1 Otr, Dtc .. NCI PUBLIC NOTICE ••AL ... o .. ••TY TO COM .. Lnl MAtt•Y •. MtCK• Dl:CEOl!NM C.ONTIACT AtttrNy ti L1w 5l .. ·HHI
ESTATE OF l!LMER E. EVERETT. 1lln '"'" •01.1lt¥lflf SU,.l!ttlO!l COU•T OF TMI! al!i EU.-ER .l:V.l:ltETT, •kt ELMER HUOl llllllOl'I •11<11, C•llflf""ll STATE OF CAlLFOltNIA l'Olt
EOWIN EVERl!TT, 1kt E . E . !TUI IM1·U•I THI! COUNTY 0" OttANGI!
t VEllETT dKtlltd AllomtJ lor Mlmlnbtratri• NO, A·7i7ll
NOTICE . IS HEltEBY GIVEN 11111 PuDlllNd Or•ng.e CWSI O•llv Piiot, NOTICE 01" M•ARINO OF PITITION
ELWAYNE E EVERETT 1111 llltd htrtln Ml~•• 1, ll, lt74 15JJ..7i 1'01 OIOEI OtltECTING T If I!
• ptttllon "tor Ol'"Otr dlrtcft119 N -CONY•YANCI AND TllANSl"l!lt OF
con.....,.tMt tfld .,,,,,1., ol Rt'I ,.raperty PUBLIC NOTICE •IAl PltO,.llTY TO COM,.LETI!
to tornPllll 0tctdtnl'1 ca11lrK!, on OECEOINT'S CONTIA.CT
pnptrly loc•lld Ill ti. COlmly of l ot su .. 11101 COU•T 01" TMI! ESTATE OF ELMER £. EVERETT.
Atllltllt Sl•lt ol (t Aloml•, dftttlOtd 11 ITAT"I OP' C:All .. OltNIA. FOil •kt EL.MEil l!:YERETT. tU ELMER fo!IOVtl.' THI COUNTY OF Otlt&NOI EDWIN EVERETT, •kt E. E .
p1;ctl \• The flottn41,!trly Hvt l'llY NI. A•Jfrt2 EVEllETT, d«ffHd
fl "'"Qt tlll l'IOr111W•" -11\lfldrtd NOTICI! 01" HlAltNO 01" "E;l"tTION NCJ"llCE IS HEREllY GIVEN 111•1
::fflly -fltl of Lot fltlY 111 block l"O• ••o•ATI! 01' w11..l AND co-ELWAVNE e. EVERETT fl.Iii flied ntrrln
-of trtcl SOiS r.:«6td In bOoi1: IJ OtCIL AND DOCUMINT INCOttP'O•· • Pttltlon fat ordtr dlrtclll"IO 11111! ' no fS Of '"""' In HW Oltlct ot ATED TMllltN ev ltEFERENCE COfl.....,_llCt •llcl tr1ni .. r of ll••I Property "°"' 1 • ! 11 AND POI llTTE•S Tl5TA.MENTAIY to lOn'!Plt!t Otctcltnt't conlrtcl. on '";..~:~.~~~ ~: ;::.,.~~ tlw E1ltlt of CATHARINE GltEGQRY, proptrty loc•l.0 In !ht COVnll cl Alvtt·
ffff d !ht· nor1hlt•I OM llunO..d llllY Otcffwd. . tld•, Stitt ol C•llromlt. dt1<:r Deel 11 fol.
llwldr.O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhtl C. "'"''' lttt of !hf l'IOrltiWfll one MEROLO GREGORY hit flltd 11«1l11 1 llttlnnlng 11 tflt North,..111 t atn1r at
IMlll"/' -'"' Of tot iO Ill black J ol pttlllon for Ptoci.lt ol Wiii •nd Cadlc!L '"' NatlhN.$1 QUlrtfr ol 1111 Hot!"-51
''"' i05 •ICatdtd In bocJlr. IS Pftll ,, ll'ld OOCumtfll lncorll(lftltd 1J1tr1J11 by qutrlt• of SK!lon ,,, Tow111tllp I SOulh.
•llcl ts al m•O'I 111 Ille of'ltt• ol Ille rtltrtn(.I Ind fQI' lu~n<:e of UI~'' RllllVI 3 E11t. Sin l•rl"llln:HllO Btw i nd
tOllllly rmcatdtr ot Mid cou""' Tt1l•menl1ry to 1111 P"'"1oner, ,..,.,.el!Ct Mtrldltn; Theric:t SOullltrly Jll.00 fell
rtfertflCt to .. 111c11 11 mtdt for rurtllt• to IWllcll 11 m-!(lf 1urt11er ptrticU41r,, 11ono tnt Wnt.rly t1111 of tllf Nortne111
P*f"11ll.ll•n , tlld thll tti.t """' t fld tl'll tlld 111•1 lht tlnw 1nd plKt of lle•rlf'l9 lht ciutrltr ot IM Hortltwt1I 0111rt1r of w1d
plKt ot ht•rlnq the .,.,,. 1111 bHn .. , """ "'' DHn WI tor MIY ,1 , lf1', et Section 111 Thtroc• E•11'rlr «l<l.11 '"'' tor MtY n. H1i, •I f o'do<k 1.m .• In !hf t :lO 1.m., II\ lhe courtroom ot tlOll9 t Ont lh•t b p.1rtll1I wllh 1111
couttrcom of °'«l'flmtnl No. l of 11ld °'"''',,,.,,' No. 3 ol 111d coun . •I 100 Notllle•IY Hne ol u ld Section 11 : court, at 100 Civic Ctnltr Orlvt Wt1!, 1n Civic C.tn!1r Orlvt We1t. In Tiit C::lly ol TlllM;t NorlMrly Slll.OD IHI 1lorig t
1111 city ct S•nt1 A.NI, C1lltornl1. S•nl1 Ar111, C1Ufor11l1. lll'le lllfl Lt i>e•tlltt with !M E1s11r1v
01!1d Aor!I :IO. l9'C Oiled Aorll lCl. lt14. lint of the Northwest QU;\rltr OI l ild
WILLIA.I.\ E. St JDMN WILLIAM l SI JOMN, Stcllon 11 lo • point In tht natlhtrly
C1111ntv Cllrk Couttl'I Clt•k lint of said St<ll1111 11 Tlltnct Wtslt rly
•AttN•S, IC.HAO. JOMNlON, l(l!NNl!"OY •UITOH, GAULOIN, THOMSON ofOj.00 lffl 11()119 Ille Norlh1rlv lln• Of
& CAILSON & NBUON Mid Stctlon II lo • pol11t ol beglnnlno.
UU MtcAITHUtt •LVD. URlon ••1111 •vlldlnl EXCEPT TMEAEFROM lh<\I polllon
NllW10ltT •&ACM, CALll"OINIA '2'611 tll N1wptf1 Ctflllf" Or .. Sit. lMI llffdtd fo Alvtrtlclt Cwn!y, Calllornlt.
'"'' ~ Ntw,.,-t ltltll. C•Hllrllla '2Ut Sullltcl 10 covtnantt, condlllaru, Al._,. !ti' 11\t PirtltlOMr 1114) '*-1110 . 1 t tMmtnll ind rt1erv•llon1 ol rKord. It
Puttn1tltd O••flO• Cotll Otl1y Pll(lt. Alrtrllf't'I lori Ptl•l -t •nv.
M•'I .., 1 13. lt1l 154"1·74 ,.ublllh«i Ortntt Cotti! Otlly Pllol, retffffl(t to whlcll r, m•d• tor lurrller
' Mfy 6, 7, ll. 1t74 1~1' P*rtlcul•rt) 1nd NI tllf time •no Ille
plac1 of httrlfll,\ lht 1.1rne h11 tteen &el PUBLIC NOTICE 111r MtY n , 1914, •I t o'cJ111;k 1.m .• 1,, 1111 1----..:_--~~,--===-l<°"flroorn ot O.ptrtmont NO. 3 of Wld -----~-cc=,-,,------I SU .. 1!1101 COUil OF CAl!LIOltNIA. court, ti 70I) Civic C::t l\ltr Drive WHI, I"
PUBLIC NOTICE
11..,·lC!U COUNTY 01" MllCID !ht cllv ot ~1nt1 Ant, Ctlltorni•.
•Ul'lttlOlt COUIT" 01" THI ... 0, •111 .... !111 I"" "M" Slrtlll Otltd April 36. lt14
STATI OP CALll"OINLA FOtt cas• NUM•EI cn11 WILLIAM E. SI JOHN
•• ANG• SUMMONS IMAtt•IAOll County Clerk THI COUNTY OP lo rt Ille m•rr1 ... ot P1!111-.: •AINlS, SCMAO, JOHNSON, Kl:NNIO'I' N•. ,..,,n, NOTICI 0, MIAltlNO 0, PnlTION llEULAM PEARL JOHNSON • no • CAIUOf\I
POlt OltOl'.ll DlllCTINO TM B RflOlincltl\I: GAALANO ART HU It UU M1cAttTMUlt llVD,
COJIV.YANC• ANO TIANS,•• 0" JOHNSON Nl!WPOttT aa&CH, CAlt•OttNIA f2Aa
ll!AL .. IOPllTY TO COMPlETI To lht ltt1pondtlll: The ptlltlonlr tits (7"1 t7HtOI
D•CIDl!NT't COWT"IM:T lllt<l •petition conct•nl"ll your ~nittt. AH.,,..n tw 11'11 'r1IMt11tr
ESTATE OF ELMElt E: EVEIETI, YOl.I fnlY flit• wr1'ttn rtaponst wilhll'I • fllltl(ltlltd Ortnot Cot1! Dlll\I Piiot,
•LMl!tlt EVERETT •kt ELMER d•VI o1 !hi dllt thtl lhl1 1ummons 111Moc:_':_c'c' _'c· c'c''_c"c'c' ------'=,.....:_." lkl • E E atrvlld on YCll.I II 'f'OU 1111 to tilt 1 wrltlln1• EDWIN EVEllETT, t kl • · rnpOllM wlflllll M ii I me, YWr cltlau1'
EVEttETT, dKHMd mtV tll tr1ltrlld 111d tht court m1y tl'llfr PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE 15 HEttE•Y GIYEM 1111! • ludQnwnl a>nl•lnh!O 11\lvnttl .... l)f olhttl----------
ELWAYNE E, EVERETT 1'1•1 fllf'd hlrtll\ ordtrt (OO'letflll"O dlvl$1or1 ol pf'optrty, llP·142tl
1 pttltlon tor «lllr dlrtcltnt 1111 i oouul 111pport, (llhd cu11odY, chlld SU .. lltlOll COUIT 01" THI'.
convtvtntt tlld tr•n1lf:r ot Rttl flroperty support. 11t0f'!lt'l'S 1'11, cott1, •M 1uch ITATI! 01" CAL.ll"OltN1A fO•
t(j cOMPltlt Dtcldfl'lt'I Conlr•CI. on ottwr rtlltl 11 m•'/ De Qrtntlld DY ti. THI'. COUNTY OP' OllANOl
prOOtf'tY. loc1ll!d In Ill• county DI Rl.,..t· court. N1. A·7N04
i)dl. $111t ol C1lltor11l•, dtte:•lbed 11 fol · If YIU whtl tt stt11 1111 1.rvlc1 ti In NOTIC.I: OF MIAIUtlG 0, Pl!TITION
low1: ll!Orrity In !hit ll'lllltr, .,.u lllould dt to FOlt PllOIAT• OF WILl ANO COOIC ll flit Sou!ll 11111 of the Norlll l'IA11 (II lilt prtmjltly M thtl ~tuf wrllltR r11po!!at, II AND FOil 1..e:nlttl TIST.AMl!HTAltY
NorlhN1t qutrttt of ll!t Soull!1W1I 111'1'• llllY llt flltd Ill HIM. E1!1lt ol' FRANK N. llUSH DKltMd.
CJUtrl., of the SOlrlt!Wtll ttu1rt11 ol Dli.d Mt rch 12, lt74. NGTICE IS lfl!:ltEBY o (YEN lhat
&«:llOll 7, l 0Wllt111p 1 $Ollltl, lt•"llt 3 l(ENNl!:TI! L. ltAHDOl, (!Irk El.OISE SWEN15RTDN 1111 ll!ed htralll • 1111, Sin llern•f(llno 8111 ll'ld By Kt'/ Nl•cn• Ofputy petlt!on for PrObllt of Wiii 1nd Codicil
Mtrldl1n. (SEAi.) Nl"ll a MAttl(S •nd IOI'" 1.-u1"'Ct of litller1 T11111mtnltry
Two •nd -,,.It !2\IU 1cre1, marl or IMAlti.OW, COil 10 Ille oell•Lontr rtltrtl'ICf to wlllch 11
l1u lnc:ll.ldl119 wttl. , , IM :.."~:':l ~·o. Cr:""~°" mMit 1or turthtr '...,r11cu1an, tl!CI 1n11 tht ,..,.,_, to wllkh It 111•dt or u• r ' " ' nrnt 11\CS plac• o1 htflrlno Ille um1 1101
P1!11cultta. •/ld Iii.ti 1111 tlmt Ind 1he r:i-:n~ltSMt Wtn SOT for Ml~ )1 , 1914, 11t:lO1.m .. In
p111« or htfrlno tl!t tt1"t 1111 111111 111 fOf" p llflirltr · ,..,. CC*l"troom of Otptrtm.enl No. 3 ol
for "'t'Y 23. 1974, 11 t o'<ICICll t .m .. 11'1 tht "'=l:.ci Ort~ C::otst 011.., Piiot. uld court. •I 71111 Civic Centtr Ori"'
eoirrtroOrll d DotMrtmtl\I NO. l of 11ld ·-11 u. :Ill. tl'ld M11y 1 14 1971 l'Jtt.74 W111. 11'1 11\f CITV al S.nt1 Ant. e11nort111. clll.lr"I, et JOO Civic """' 0r1 .... Wffl, In ..... • ..:.-.. 0.ttd April JO. 1t14,
ttll dlV of S•nt1 Jrint. C•Ulorn!1, PUBLIC NOTICE Wllll.t.M 1. IT JOHN. 0.ftd Aorll :.o. lt14 Ctunt~ Cl••~
WILLIAM E. SI JOMN NIC HOLAS. tCOlLINlll1 MY&IS,
(.wllty Cltl'k SLr·14124 O'ANOll..O & OIYBNS
1•1N•S, SCM.t.•. JOMlllON, KINNIO"Y NOTIC• TO CltlOITOIS ,., Wlt .... rt ., ..... , Sit ...
& U.IUON SU .. lllOtlt COUltT 01"" THI! &M ........._ C•llltnltlt Mlt
Utt MICAITMUll •I.VD. ' STAT"I OP CALll"OllNIA POI ltlU »1 ..
NIWl"OllT llA.C:N, CALll"OllNIA t1'6t TMI CO\IMT"Y 01" OIUNOI A"lt!llV• ftn 't lltlOMt . tn•I ,,..,... Nt. A-1"4' P\lblltllld Ot•l"IOI CN•I D•·•v P!lo4.
Alttt'MYI ftt tf1t Pll"ltNr E1l•t1 of PAVLIHE W. WOODAllO, Mtv t. 1, l.l. 1'7• ' lJ;:P·lt
Publltllfd Dnll91 COlll O•lly 'llot, DtcHlllll, Moy " 7 1,. 1t1• lU.S-1• NoT1Ci IS HEllE&Y G1YtN 1(1 tht PUBLIC NOTICE
' crtd1!(lf• Of 1111 '"°"'' named dtetdtr\1,1--------------PUBLIC NOTICE ,,,., •II pet"IOM lleYlnQ dtlrM tQllllSI ""ST"ATIMINT OLI WITHDllA'llLIAl ... °"'
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Tht tollOW'lllO 11traoM 1r1 dohli voud'ltfl to tht lllldtl'llDMd 11 tllt Law • t1tntrtl Plrtlltl" frorn 111t perlnlf"llllp
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Reo rganization of Congress is
the single most important
government change needed lo
restrain inflation. chairman
J ohn 1'. Dunlop of the Nixon
restrain inflation chairman
adn1inistration Cosl of Living
Council said Monday.
Dunlop said ~l}g~ nee!-it
to revamp its st ructure in
order to "formulate coherent
tali'. and expenditure policies
and thereby to work more
cooperatively \l'ilhin a n y
administration toward a viable
fiscal policy to constr;:i in
mnation, II
-DUNWP Jl.1 A D E his
rcconunendation in remarks
prepared for delivery to the
I Ith annual meeting of the
Society of American Business
Writers.
"\Ve si mply cannot contain
inflation in this country until
Congress gets its fiscal house
in ord:!r," he said.
Dunlop said he feels most
eoonomic forecasters a r e
underestimating 1 the extent of
inflation coming during the
second half or 1974 . but he d id
not make any specif ic
prediction himself.
Dun.lop said man y forecast-
ers underestimated first quar-
ter inflation rates, and som~
are now reprising th'!ir esti·
mates of how much inflation
might ease in the second halt.
He also recommended "a
continuing Cost of Living
Council or similar type of
organization as a government
tool to fi8ht inflation. He said
the ecuncil bad been active in
solving economic problems but
could be "eliminated by
congresssional inact ion.''
lt'ortla
Cl1ange in Mo11ey
Flow Da11ge1·oltS
By SYLV IA PORTER
A convulsive and potl!ntially
dangerous upheaval in all our
savings-lnv~sti:ng patterns Is
now tak ing place throu ghout
the U.S. -and y.·hilc your
actions could n1ake the
turbulenc e even morl\
dange r ous that's no
justification. for keeping )'OU
ignorant or the facts.
As interest rates soar ever
upward to almost unbelievable
leYels (or a
(
nat i on as
e conomical·
ly developed
and financ·
!ally J)O\ver-
ful as ours .
t h c threat
intensifjes of
l! no r 1nous
P'ORTliR r I 0 IVs of
funds that easily could under-
mine our national Y.'ell·being.
~10RE AND more money is
being dray.11 out of the stock
market and Jess and less is
be ing in v ested by
indiv iduals particularly -in
s1ocks, mutual funds, etc.
The reason goes far beyond
the dislllu slonmcnt of n1illions or investors ~·ith th e potentials
for profits in stocks, the
"bloodbaths'.' so many have
taken in the stock market, the
harm do ne by the go-go-
pcrformance·mad institutional
investment .managers. It goes
to the core of the matter -
\vhat you can earn. And today,
you easily can earn twice as
much in highest-grade bonds
as you can in stocks.
More and more mone'/ is
being drawn from saVings
accounts In fin a n c i a I
institut ions and Jess and less is
going into these institutions as
h.nds are diverted Into money
n1a rkct instruments and
bonds.
THE REASON here loo goes
to the heart of the matter and.
in recent years. you have
be c ome n1uch more
sophisticated about investing
in the open market when
interest-rate returns become
juicy. On an ordinary savings
account, you1 can earn only 5
to 5~4l percent; you can earn
double that -·and more -on
highest-grade sh or t ·t erm
1noney market lostrumcnts.
And mutual funds have noy.•
been forn\ed y.•hlch permit
i;n1all tnVestors to pool their
funds and thus get a piece of
the action In this blg·lnvestor
market. You can earn 7.S to
7.9 percent on saY l n gs
certificates, but you .must
pledge to lea\'e your funds
untouched for a specified
period of time (four years is
typical) and you must pay a
stiff penalty in the forfeit of
interest if you withdraw the
funds earlier.
As 3 reslult of these changes
in money flO\\'S, there is a real
danger that the large amounts
of new capital American
indust ry .must raise via sale of
new stock issues In the future
will sin1ply not be there. This
flashes the threat of a major
slowd0\\'11, in our econom ic
gro,vth which in tum~would
bring large-scale unemploy·
ment, bankruptcies :ind unde·
sirable takeovers.
$1 ,000 .4 year account yields
0/o
Other high ea rning Mu1ual Savings Accounts
Annual Annual Min. Min.
Rate Yield Term Balance
63f.lO/o 6.98~'o 30 mos .. $1 .000
6Y2°/o 6.72%. 1 year $1.000
5Y4°/o 5.39% No M in . $5.00
Fede1at regulations provide !hat all certificate accounts are
su bjeel lo a substanlial interest penalty 11 lunds are withdrawn
before complc11on ol lerm.
Mutual Savings pays high interest.
• In terest compounded daily and paid quarterly
• Plus many vaiuat>le free services
~ ~ .
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California Drivers •
Partitag Adviee
Treasttrer Sl1ultz
Go fo~ Foreign Cars '
Last Day on Joh
By MILTON MOSKowrrz
\\'ho are !hr bt'St U.S.
cui:lomers tor foreign c:'lr:>'.'
1'hat's easy -t h ~ y ' r c
c.1!ifornlans.
E:ver s111re i m po r I e d
auton1obiles bc>gan to roll into
the Uniled
St a le s in
I~ O:'\'E sense. of course,
California is the best market
for every auto maker since it
tops all other states in car
sales and car population. But
nowhere else do foreign cars
have such a high share of'lhe
total n1arket.
California is often singled
out as a bellwether market.
\Vhat happens in this state
today happens in the rest of
the country tomorrow . lf that
thesis is valid. then Detroit
really ought to be \rorrying.
Car sales are dov.·n this year
everywhere -in California
and in all the other 49 states.
The gasoline shortage. rising
prices of cars and fuel and a
revulsion against big cars
have been the major facfoh"'in
this slump. The decline has
gone across the board ,
affecting all companies,
foreign and domestic -with
the sole exception of American
f\.loto rs.
lf you measure market
shares, 1hough. the sluggish
sales have helped the i.tnports.
OOllllELLEASE
That 's because thl'lr sa les
have not dropped as sharply
a!J the sa les of dorncstic
n1akes. They are therefore
t:'.lking a bigger slicl' of the pie
and nowhere is that slice
bigger I han in California.
REGISTll.ATION figures in
1974 shov• that one out of
every three cars being bough!
ln California is a foreign
rnake. Th at's an a\11ime high
in penetration and is roughly
double the import p<'nctra tion
on the national level.
General 1nolors and F'ord
believe they v.·i\l flat1cn the
1n1ports once !hC'y bring uut
more sn1al\ can . \\,1ethcr that
will happen .remains to be
seen'. 'The same predictions
( l\IONEY TRE E)
\1·er~ made \\•hen the con1pacts
were introduced -and they
1vere repeated 1vhen I he
subcon1pacts were fielded . The
imports have hung in there.
California buyers a r e
behaving differently this year
not only in buying more
foreign cars than people in the
rest of the counlry but in their
selection of individual ma kes.
The perennial leader of th e
import parade is Volkswagen.
The German bug is still the
No. I import seller, nationally.
But it has been dethroned in
California.
Volkswagen has not merely
dropped out of fir st place in
California -ii has .fallen to
lhird place. T11·0 Japanese
n1akcs -Toyota and Datsun
-ha "'C beeO outselling the
V\V in the state. Toyota: in
first place. is building up a
comn1anding lead. Datsun is
just a v.•hisker ahead of
Volkswagen.
IN CALIFORNIA, Toyota,
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IJn1sun and Volks1vagen each
outsell such Am~rican makes
11s P!:·n1outh. Dodge, !\1crcury.
Pontia(', Olds1nobilc n n tl
WASHINGTO~ iAPl help push interest r a t e s
upward.
Huu.:k. In Californiu. the
!\1crcl'Clt.'S also outsells both
the l.111CQln and the Chrysler
lrnpC'rial .
Am<'rlcans cannot ex-pect any
relief from record hi~h
interest rates until progress 1s·
made in the fight against
inflation, says out.going Trea·
sury Secretary George P.
Shultz.
Schultz. 5.1. v.•ill leave the
Nixon administration
\Vednesd<1y v.·hcn \VIU!am E.
Simon is sv.·on1 in as his
successor at a \Vhlte llouse
ceren1ony.
Cn lifornians arc ma ve ricks
in 01her "'ays. For more than
:JO yen rs no1v, Chcvrolct!J have
0(1l~old F'ords in this counlry.
But that hasn't been the case
in C11lifornia since 1967. Cars
bcann;; the Ford ,nameplate
have outsold the Chevy makes
for the past six years in
California -and this year the
gap is \Videning. U early 1974
s a 1 rs patterns hold up.
Califli-nians v.•i\I bu y five
F'ords for every t hr e c
Chc1-rolets.
But Shultz, whose last day in
office will be Wednesday, says
jnterest rates may just about
have reached their peak.
The last member of the
original Nixon Cabinet 'still
v.•ith the administrati on, he
h<1s been sccretnry or labor"
director of the Office of
ri.1anagcme11l and Budget and,
since 1972, Secretary of the
Treasury .
Shultz commented after ~he
interest ra!e for government
short·tcrm borrowing -in the
fonn or Treasw-y bills -hit a
record 9.036 per<.-ent 1\-touday. HE TOLD 11~\'SnH.'ll at a
rcecplion th.it . after careers
i1 t educalion and govenunent,
he expects to make his third
-and probably Jasl -career
in business.
SHUL'il SAID inlertst
S1rl~e to ~le
Genjiro Ono. a teacher in Nagoya, Japan, drives a car whjch runs 'under the in·
nuence of alcohol.' The car is powered by a 249cc engine remodeled by Ono
and students of the school. It ran a dis tance of 74 miles on alcohol in a recent
rates, especiall Jong· tcrn1
rates. are being kept high by
inflation and will nol decline
oontrolling inflation. He said he has not yet made
a final decision .on what
business to enter, but· said he
has receivi:.'<i a number or good
offers. Job <>ffers h a v e
included proposals from oil
companies. but Shultz did not
say whet.her these were the
Of1Ss .he v.·as considering.
In this re spect again,
Califo rnia appears to Qc living
up to its bellWether reputation.
Ford. \vilh a greater n1ix of
small cars rhan General
!\1otors. has been capturing
n1orc of the national market
this yea r. The Pinto, Torino
and !\fustang a;c all outselling
Chevrolet's Nova and Chevel\e
rnodels.
until progress is made in
trial. ·
No ,So1ution Immediate Subsidiary
Of La'tvry' s
T ells Sale
He indica!ed he agrees with
policies of the F' c d c r a I
Reserve Board to moderate
the growlh of the nation's
money supply and keep a tight
rein on the supply of credit,
actions that are designed to
restrain inflation but that also
G!\1 is still at the top of the
autor1101ive hea p but it's
racin g some r or m id a b l c
challe:lges th is year -and it
can find little corrforl by
reading the tea leaves in
California .
For lnf1ation Proble111
WASHINGTON (AP\
Labor Secretary Peter J.
Brennan said ri.1onday he does
not see "on !he Mrizon any
in1n1ediate solution" to the
n11tion's inflation problems.
Brennan said he reported to
Nixon on various Labor
Department programs and
disclosed that his department
will annoiµx:e today il is
<'Jllocating $91.4 million lo
cities and states for summer
youth ~ams.
SP>tCI" Te TIM D .. lr l"IMt
LOS ANGELES -La\vry's
Foods Inc. announced that the
Pa,11er Mf111ufacturer
Ups .Newspririt Price
company's r est<\. u rant NEW ''ORK (UPT\ -The
subs id i a r y, Van-Frank price of newsprint was raised
Andersen said this raise.
coining on top of lhe $2S a ton
boost of last November, meant
that newsprint prices have
risen a staggering 26 percent
in only se\'en months. He said
the ne·.vspaper industry simply
cannot absorb such increases
\1·ithout imposing tremendous
burdens on their profitability.
BankLe11d
Rate Shows
After meeting for a hall·
hour \\ith President Nixon.
Brennan talked with nev•smcn
at the \\lhitc House and
ackno\vl e dged under
que slioning that ''I don't think
there is an~' clear pro grain"
11'ithin the administration to
quickly curb inflation.
Restaurants Inc., which owns , Mond~y by $20 a ton to $220 , . effectl\'e July 1 by another
This is about one-third the
and operates Five Crowns manufacturer. Pr ice Paper
Restaurant in Corona del i\tar, Co. or New York.
total fWKfing requested from has signed a letter of intent
Congress, he said, and should for the sale of its three Tonio's
result in 200,000 jobs for restaurants to a newly formed
C on so 1 id a ted·Bathursl.
De)llal)d Up youtlls, corporal io n, Tonio's
Res taurants lnc. headed by Al
Ltd. 's American subsidiary in
Greenv.·ich. Conn .. announced
a similar increase lnte \asl
\Veek for basic paper.
As . the meeting started, Lapin Jr.
J\1E\\1 YORK !AP) -The Brennan obser\•ed that 'lbe transaction is for cash
banking industry's Pr im e "unemployment seems to be and long tenn notes and the
lending rate, no1v at record llE SAI D"the administration holding down better than \\'e closing is subject to the
levels. has yet to curb d,.mand is continually seeking ansv.•ers anticipated." satisfaction of c e r l ai n
CONSOLIDATED . H.'.llhurst
supplies about 11 percent of
canadian nev.·sprint shipments
to the United States.
llE SAID TllAT hi!-lorically
an increase or $10 a ton in the
price of paper in a single year
is all the industry can readily
absorb and it takes tbe
average newspaper at least a
year to recove r lls increased
costs from such an increase.
for corporate loans. the vice to such econontie problems. conditions and the appro\•al of
chairman of Chicago's biggest A s pH O TOGRAPBERS the .definitive agreement by
bank said Tuesday. recorded tbe start of their the respective boards o £
Otaunrcy E. Sch:nid1 of thC' Gold Stock Oval Office 1neeting. Nixon directors of the parties. 1'tk'
Four other larger producers
said they v.·ere consickoring the
situation created bv t he
Consolid.ited·Bathurst "move.
Chairman Haro 1 d \Y. Andersen said he could see
no reason w h )' Coo~idated·
Bathurst should be demanding
such a big increase. He said
the company trcbll'd it !I
earnings in 1973 O\'er 1972 and
its reported earnings for the
first quarter of this year we*
more !hM three times those of
a year ego.
F'irst National Rank o r said that early this year "they <ierrrtement further provides
Chicag-o. the country's 10th y,,-ere saying it was going lo go that \1an·Frank Restaurant
largest con1merrial bank. Potential. to seven p ercent'' '\'ill receive additional
n1adc the observation \\'hlle unemployment. paym~nts if. as is anticipated
an nounci ng a raise in the Last month's unemployment b\' the buver. the system of
bank's p1ime to 11 percent Discussed ,ra.s reported at fi ve percent TOnio's R.e s t au r a n ts is
rrom 10.6 percent. effecti ve down from 5.1 percent in expanded. One or the three
Tuesday. · ~farch and 5.2 percent in restaurants i.J located in
!'\orman L. Yu. an February. Newport Beach. ADDITION1\L banks from I ·
Andersen of the American
!\ey,·s paper Pub I is he r s
Association. v.·ho is publisher
of the Omaha \Vorld·~lerald.
said the $20 increase
announced bv Consolidatrd·
Bathurst and ·Price posed the
threat of disaster to lhc
n~·spaper induslry.
investment counselor. v.· i I I around !he nation continued to
adopt the 11 percent prinic discuss "Gold and Gold ~lining:l i-----!------------------------~---------------•""'I
rate originated O\'cr a \\"eek Stocks as an l!i~·estment
agobyfranklin NalionalBank Poicntial'' ;n a free, public Complete .M1"d-day Amer1"can Stock L1°st in 1\'c\1' York. Among those discussion at 7:30 p . m . ·
announcing i\londay \\"ere ;\'ev.'
York's Chemical B ank. \\"ednesday at Dean \Vitter ·~----------------------.. -----------------------Pi!lsburgh's ~[cllon Bank , and Con1panr. Inc. 5 5 0
Clrvcll1nd Trust Co.. First K'e\1·por1 Center Dr i v e .
National Bank of Boston. '"''port Beach. vot. uc1 vo1 ri,t vo1 1<1e1 vo1 tic1
c ~--~ ~-~ --~Jcrcant ile Trus t Co. in St. 'd · llz.ed -a A-Cn•<•Un 10. 1 • •• •• ~•dn\.\ri ;~ ~ ~'· u~wo ~-n ~,, ..
Louis.undBankofA:Tierica. Ytl provi es a specia !~:=.,H~~\ ~ ~::·_~. i~:~~~"0~i~ ~ ~1 , ~;~:~~11~.~ 1; 3;'"-1~~ t~· .. ~~-·~ 1~ :.• ::
I ser\<iCe in managing precious Acom o.1u. • 110 . ct1,,~1na co :i • '• r,,., 1nou~ 1 ,;-,_ •, lCA cu ,,,,\ e 1 The prin1e rate is I le and AUildC•os1 10 2•,-•.c1 i.11q w:, ,,J~ '°"0'11°"'" 2Jn•, .• u~En1» 111•,-•,
int('resl banks Charge fheir fllCtaJ stocks for pension :::~I.~~~ ~ J~! :.: ~j~;:i:r.76 I~ ) • ~;~~:::r,~~ ~ r• t:~'~"a~~~ 1; : '' '•
best corporate borrov.·crs. profit sharing plans. He spent ::;::~~ iO !~ ~ ... ~. ~;~1.~F•c...:! ~ ;., c.a•c•"corpc. G1:'"•·· t:~~r;: 1;1~ ~ ~'
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Year's High-Lows
Appear Every Satur<lay
Stocks Tal{e Dip
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A111eriea11 Sales
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Husband Dies
Saving .(>urse
From Thieves
LOS ANGELES IUPll -
Two men snatched a woman s
purse contauung $12 near the
UCLA campus 1n Westwood
early Saturday then Wot the
""om an s husbaocl to death
when he tried to get tt back,
pohce said
Dead or a smgle gunshot
"ound of the chest v.as Carlos
Vagara 32
PoUcc said the inc ident
began a!ter Vagara, his Wlre
Susana and another woman
left a cafe shortly after
midnight and were approached
by two men
One of the men grabbed
Mrs Vagara s purse and
turned to run Her husband
lunged for the purse and the
second drew a 22-caliber
revol\er and shot him
The men fled on foot and
police Inter found the woman s
pune oontalnillg 112 and the
revolver 1n a nearby trashcan
Boy's Folks
Lose Suit
REDWOOD CITY (UPll
A )llty has ruled In fa\:or of
San fllateo County and a
shentrs d•put) dt!lendant.s In
a $2{11 000 suit for the wrongful
death or a IS-ye:i.r-old youth
The )Otllh (1rt.'gOIY \Vh1te,
l\lrnlo Park \\a.5 shot nnd
killed In Man:h 1812 SJ
officers punu"'1 him oo loot
from 11 atolen car
The boy • ""'""' brought tht damag• suit aglliolt Ibo
OOWlly and d•puly Larry
Bringhurst 29, wbO w 1 1
clea~d of crhnlnul ch.i.rg6
' f 4 DAIL V PILOT ,-
llled.~~inal Ailntents E"Yed Robbers
To lla11g?
Lt1tl1era11s
To Compete --1·1
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windows be up or do wn?"
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Caltech Gal
S tiident Officer
Wears Leotards
PASADENA (AP ) -Click,
click. cllck . Caltech co mp uters
"'ouldn 't kno\v \vhat to do with
this dat a.
Women invaded the
Connerly all-male scie ntific
sanctun1 of Californ ia Institute
of Techno!Ogy less than four
years ago.
\\'oincn arc outnurnbcrcd i-1
by the opposite sex on this
campus of eggheads and Nobel
Prize \vinners. No "'oman had
even tried for stu d e n t
government office. But who is
the student Jxx:ly president?
EUZABETll ~tcLEOO, 20.
She doesn 't believe that her
sex was anv factor in her
rec€nt electiOn \"ictory O\'er
t .... ·o ma les.
"Aiost or the student s I
.talked with \Vere interested in
my opinions on the issues,"
she said. "I believe I \\'as
elected because of t h e
platfonn I presented -and
because J knO\V a lot or the
students."
The biology n1ajor has
assumed her duties as easily
as she dons Jcoiards or scuba
gear.
THE LEOTARDS are for
her modern dance class.
Occa•ionally. she joind o1her
Caltech students in Balk an
and Israeli folk dancing.
Her scuba gear '''a s
acquired for a summer job as
a diver at the school's marine
laboratory.
~'1iss :'llcLeod also ties on an
ANIMALo ic14,,,,"""
a pron to earn n10ney from
\\•aiting tables at the faculty 's
Athenaeum Club.
She says she believes the 100
"·omen in the 8(M}-membe.r
student body are accepted on
their merits at Caltech ..
"I haven't rea lly had any
problems in terms of being
stereotyped on the basis of my
sex." she said.
··Some or the wome n
students may say that they've
had a .problem, but they may
have looked harder than I."
Telegra1n's
'l'roo1ie r'
Happy Guy
ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) -
J\tonday "'as a happy day for
Ray Flaniga n -he'll never
have to liing another telegram.
Fl anigan used to belt out
si nging telegrams in 18-hour
shifls on hoJidays, but never
again . New York has become
the 49th today to abandon the
n1usical missives.
Only Cali fornia cu.'itomers
can sti ll hire a crooner fr om
\Vestern Union.
"The telephone has cut into
our social file tremendously
said Flanigan, 46. manager of
\\l e.ste rn U nion h ere .
"Holidays used to b e
tre1nendously heavy days for
u.<> and while it's heavy now its
mo s t l y c andy gra m s
greetings."
,
CHICAGO tAP) -People
are getting sick from the
tnedicinc they lake to make
1hc1n \\'Cl\, and this in itsclr is
n public heflllh problen1, a
Florida research tea n1
reports.
It has long has been known
that .~omc people have adverse
reactions to drugs. These
reactions range in seriousness
from minor skin rashes to
death.
A three-year .o;tudy of more
than 6,000 patients at the
University of Florida Teaching
Hospital in Gainesville sho.,.,•s
the seriousness of th c
problem.
Conducted by Drs. George J.
Carana.ws and Leighton ~.
Cluff and a p ha r n1 a c i st .
llonald B. Stewart. the study
is rel;>Orted in the ~1ay 6 issue
of tbc Journal of the An1crican
~1cdical Assoc iation ~
The report says 177 -
nearly 3 percent-of the 6,063
patients in the :;tudy "'ere
brought to the hospital
because or drug reactions. Of
these, 6.2· percent died. 65.6
1:iercent ha d severe reactions
:ind 28.2 percent had n1oder.ite
reactions.
Supposedly harmless over-
the--counter p a i n relievers,
especially aspirin, \\'ere the
lending cause of adverse
r eact ions. These \\'ere
fvllo.,.,·e<l by anti1nicrobials.
such as penicill in. All told, 109
dnigs \\·ere involved.
The researchern !lay there is
an increasing n u m b c r of
drugs on the market.
. \Vo men suf fered more of the
adverse reactions than men ,
and persons over age 61 "'ere
affect<.'<! more than those \Vho
\\•ere you nger.
The researchers Mid that
wo1ncn are more likely to take
drugs than men. They $aid old
age and improved econonlic
status arc related .1 0 ··an
increase in use or prescription
drugs.
The team said patient.s could
not ident ify 60 percent or their
medicines correctly. Forty
percent, they said, used drugs
pr.escribed by '"'O or more
physicians, increasing t h e
possibility 0 ( interactiOM.
1\velve percent look drugs
prescribed for so1neone else,
they noted.
LUSAKA, ZAMBIA
1UPl1 -Pre si d e nt
Kennet h Kaunda had
ordered the introduction o(
the dcalh by hanging for
convicted armed robbers.
''I am directing the
ntinister or legal affairs to
a'tlend the Jaw with a view
to providing c a p i I a I
punishment for a r m e d
robbery," he told the
Nu lional Council.
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Lancaster, Pa., pastor W'IS
reported planning to cha11enge
the ltev. Dr. Robert J.
P.farshall. president or the
Lutheran Church in A1ncricn ,
for 1he top office lit the
Churcll·s convention this July
In Baltimore.
This "oold be the rirst lime
the incumbent president of the
I h rec -mi1Uoo • 1nc m be r
denominatiorl ever hus fa <.-ed
oppositio n for 1·c-elcctton.
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llYENA
\Vestcrn Union began it's
sing ing telegram service with
birthday greetings on July 28 ..
1933. For $1 , a customer could ·· - -
dispatch a uniformed
mes.<;enge r to a loved one's
doorste1>.
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111e concent1aled Buick. ltss1Ze 1$ 1'19M.
And so Is the price. · · · .-' ,
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"Usually \\'hat happened
"·as the lo\v n1an on the toten1
pole got the privilege of
singing the t e I e gr a n1 , ' •
Flanagan said.
He remembers one singing
telegram sent to crooner Rudy
Vallee in the 1950s.
•'Jl •S A HORRISL€. WORLD-
1 Ff.ft.. JUST A¥.1f'Ut. ,TOO. '1
··That's a hell of a way to
\rake .<;omebody up,'' Flanagan
quoted Vallee as saying after
the birt hday greeting.
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The car is Buick 's Century Luxus -a most contemporary
riew breed of Buick, as you'll see.
~ To be sure, the things that make a Buick a Buick are
there in abundance. The ride. The quiet. The ri ch inte ri or
environment. And that certain intangible something
· thqt describes a quality automobile.
' · .;Note, please, the. formal rooflin e. It marks tnis Century
·as a class car.: A car of substance.
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; .. JXi k: Reqson9ble to operate .
r Xou, might .sofit (:Ornbines the nimbleness of cc:irs
'~·· pri ced less with the comforts and · ~ [~finemenfS of cars priced a IOt mo~~·
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There 's still another'dimension to tpis car that you ll
like. A va lu e-for-the:money dimension: Not just how iftle
yo u pay. But how much you get.
Look at the equipment Century, Lu>1us carries standard:
Turbo Hyd ra -Matic Transmi s~iori. · ·
Front disc brakes. · · ' .
Power steering. , ' )
Plus a moderately-sized 2-bqrrel V-8 engine. •
It's all included in the price shown. Aod that price also
includes deluxe wheel Govers,and whitewall tires: For a
' relati vely smaJI car; Century is certainly a lot of car.
In all, ·it's one ve·ry, intel,ligent way ,of .dealing wit
these demanding times. And remaining serenely '
comfortable in lne pr<Xe'~. ' · • · . . ~ .
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and whlt~wall tires. Other optional equipment, state and local taxes •nd transportation charges, ($'268 .00) ~nd
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Golden West Center Opens Door
To New-Opportunities for Women
By LAURIE KASPER
01 llM O•ll~ l"ll•I Slllt
Gulden Wesl College might be
t:onsidercd somewhal unusual these
d(lys beca use, unlike most other
area campuses, there Is no
women's center.
Dy next fall, ho\l.·evcr, the
Huntington Beach campus will have
a center but il y,•111 be a bit
different from others.
There was almost one there last
year. The trailer, in wh.ich it was to
be, Instead "''cnt to house the
expanding Exp Io rations in
Communtciitions program .
Then some or lhe women faculty
n1c1T1bers started talking about the
needs of their y.·omen stu'i:tents and
decided, '1Well, gee, other colleges
,• hnvc women's centers, We \Vant a
women 's center.''
At fi r'st, they were thinking only
of a place which would have a
couple of couches and a coffee. pot,
explainl'd P.1ary Wise. fine arts
counselor who initiated the latesl
interest y,•lth two other faculty
\\'Omen, Joyce l\1orden and Peggy
Slllggs.
After talking with
administrators , however, t h e y
realized that women's centers too
often become retreats for women
rather than a means of entering the
mainstream of college life.
So, while the women nre still
planning to open a center, it has
lost some of its importance. Ii will
be "not a retreat but an open
door,'' Ms. \Vise promised.
NEW PROGRAM
More exciting to them now Is a
new, broad program ca 11 e d
Opportunities for Women which will
include existing course offerings
and college services as well as
some new features.
The total package, she explained,
is geared to meet the needs of
different women with varying
inlen!Sts and' available time.
It Includes the -Morning Proiram
of the Orange Coast. Community
COiiege District Evening College as
well as the regular evening classes
and courses televised over channel
51!. KOCE.
Another aspect of it I s
Discoveries Unlimited, a special
program of lectures, field trips and
physical exercise begun for non·
student vtomen about a year ago.
This program \\'as designed for
women who arc interested in
returning to school but fear they
wou1d not be able to compete with
yowiger college students.
Many of ~e women move Into
the regular day school program,
which also is included in the
Opportunities for Women package.
ALTERNATIVE
Still. there is another brand new
altemalivc v.•hich vi'ill be offered
just for won1en in the-fall.
Several teachers will be offering
their classes during a three hou r
period, one day a week. This is
being provided for those women
who want to take a l\gular college
course but are unable to get away
from the home when the classes
regu1arly meet two or three times
a week.
Hoy,•ever, since the purpose or the
total program is to rett'uce anxieties
and "make the college experie,nce a
positive and growing one for
women of all ages and academic
levels," it offers more than the
course work .
''Gals who return to school, as a
counselor I see this, are bewildered
by that registration pr~ess," r.ts.
\Vise said. ,
· To ease those anxieties, peo;ile
will be available at registration to
advise and assist women in any
\\'ay needed. "Someone w i 11
shepherd the lost gal through the
lines if she needs help," 1t1s. \Vise
said.
But the assistance won 't stop
there.
Since child care facilities on
campus are limited, a baby-sitting
exchange will be established.
A personal fitness program,
learning sktlls program, volunteer
opportunities , w o r k experience
opportunities and health services
also y,•i\I be available to wo1nen.
Rap groups, eseecially for the ....
ret urning women students, will be
established. Such groups a r e
need~. ,.1s. Wise said, because
women often become a.v.rare of
identity problems which in turn
become anti-tnarriage feelings.
RAP GrtOUPS
"The gal might go home and do
some things she's not ready to do,"
she explained.
Describing the grouR_s as "kind or
reality groups ,for women ," she
said they would discuss the
problems of the women as well as
in relation to their husbands and
children. "In other words, focus on
the positive in terms of the
interpersonal.''
She said they also hope to initiate
rap groups 'ror the men whose
wives have returned to school.
Five women will be hired as
coordinators of the women's center.
Half of their one day a \1'eck
work \\'iii be spent in the center.
advising ":omen and coordinating
the programs. The other part of
their job will be to go out into the
community to speak to women's
groups or individuals wherever
v.·omen tend to congregate to tell
them of the college's program.
These y,•omen will be "wann ,
welcoming persons·· who returned
to school, made their errors and
now want to help other womer..
~See WOJ\1EN , Page 171
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BEA ANDERSON, Ed ;tor
Communicating: A Sign of Caring
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Barbara Torres, a student from Golden \Vest College's hard-of-hearing
program, volunteers time to work with deaf Fairview clients. With
Alberto (above, center) and Rolland she teaches them how to "say''
' the colors which they see in these various geometric shapes. Barbara
will graduate in June and plans to be a teacher's aide. '
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By ALLISON DE ERR
Of tr.. DlilY PllOI Stiff
A hearing person . left alone in a roon1 with those who ca n communi-
cate only in sign language, suddenly understands y,·hat it is like.
To feel isolated.
To feel helpless.
To be without the skills to say, "I want .. :·
A\--Ya.irview· State Hospital, for the past few months, a special ·program
has utilized volunteers to help some deaf and hard-of-hearing clients loward
basic communication. '
Students from Golden West College's hard of hearing program have
volunteered, along with G\VC teacher Marcia Kess ler, to work with deaf
Fairview clients.
The goal is simple: communication.
Teaching assistant Starr Sellard works with two small groups of clients
from 3 to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday each week .
"The deaf volunteers are very important," said Dora Ingram, the cre-
dentialed teacher in the deaf program at Fairview.
"They help the rest of us wit.h teaching manual communication. be--
cause they know so much more than we do. They use it all the time. \Ve're
still learnin g."
Each session includes activ ities to stimulate the use of manual com·
n1unication.
· For example, one recent session used painting on a large sheet of paper
on the floor to get the group involved ..
A round robin activity worked directly on communicating the date of
the week, the names of group members, colors and numbers.
Simple words and phrases such as "I wan t'' and "please" can make a
big difference to the clients, the teachers explained.
One-to-one attention, said Dora Ingram, can make the difference in Iso-
lation and being able to co1nmunicate.
"\Ve need volu nteers to work individually with Ule clients on their
n1anual communication. \Ve can use them for whatever time they are able
to give."
Interested persons can1 con4tct Ann Crosby at Fairview, 54S.9331 .
Ext. 505.
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1'Doddy, when we're wo~hin' the cor should the
winCows be •J p or down?"
Ca!teeh Gal
S t i iderit Office1·
W ears' Leotards
PASADE\'A ji\P i -Click.
click, click. Caltech computers
\rouldn't kno1v 11·h3t 10 do \\'ilh
this dat;i .
\\'ornen in v :1 d e d the
forrnerlv nll-111ale scientific
sanctuni of California Institute
of Technology less 1han four
years ago.
\\"on1cn arc out11un1bcred 7-1
by the opposil e sex on this
campus of egghead s and l\'ol>CI
Prize \\'inners. No y,•ornan had
even tried ror s t u d e n I
govemn1cnt office. Bul 1vho is
the student body presi dent'.'
ELIZABETll l\trLEOD. 20.
She doesn't belie\'c !hat her
-sex \\'as nny factor in hrr
rl'Cent election 1·ic1ory O\'er
t\\·o 1nales.
"l\1ost of !he students I
talked wi1h \\'ere interested in
my opinions on the issues."
she said ... , bclie1'e L 1\·as
clceled because of t he
platform I prc.~cn1ed -and
because I kno1v a lot of the
students.··
The bi olobt;.' n1ajor has
assunicd her du ties as c:-ic;i\y
-as she dons lcor;irds or scuba
gear.
Tll E LEOTAHDS arc for
her n1odern dance class.
Occar,ionally, sl1e joind other
Caltech students in Balkan
and Israeli folk dancing.
lier scu ba gcn r \I' as
acquired for ;1 sumrner job as
a dh·l'r at the school's n1ar inc
labor:iror,·.
,\liss \lcl.t•od f!lso tics on nn
ANIMALo ic1i;i51, '·"••
''IT'S A. MORi:;:191..£ WO~l-0-
1 Ff:f L.. JUST AWFUL ,TOO. '1
apron to earn n1oney fron1
1raiting tables at the faculty's
Athenaeu1n Club.
She says she believes the 100
11on1en in the 800-1nember
student bodv arc accepted on
tht'ir n1eritS at Caltech.
"I ·ha,·en't renlly had any
prob\enlS in Lern1s of being
sterrotyped on the basis or n1y
se x." she sa id .
"SQ1ne of the 1v o n1 en
s1udents may say that they've
hud a problcn1. but they 1nay
have looked harder than I.''
Teleg rani 's
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Happ y Gn y
ALBANY. N.Y. (AP l -
i\londay ·\\'as a happy day for
Ray Flanigan -he'll neve r
ha\·e to i;;ing another telegram.
Flanigan used to belt out
singing telegran1s in 18-hour
shifts on holidays. but never
i1gain. Ne\v York h<ts become
the 491h today to abandon th e
rn usieal n1issivcs.
Onlv Cal iforn ia ctiston1ers
can St ill hire a crooner fron1
\\lestern Union.
"The telephone has cut into
our social file tremendously
said Flanigan. 46. manager of
\Ve s tern U nion here .
"I lolida\'s used to b e
trcn1cndously. heavy days for
w. and 1vhile it 's hea''Y no1v its
1n osll~· ca nd y gran1s
greetings.··
\\'estcrn Union began it 's
sfnging telegram service 'vith
birthday greetings on July 28.
1933. for SJ. a customer could
dispatch a uniformed
n1c~.<;engcr to a loved one 's
doorstep.
"l's ually \\·hat happened
1\·as the 1011· man on the toten1
po!c go t the privilege of
singing the t e I e gr a in . ' '
Fl anagan suid.
He re1nen1bcrs one si ng'ing
telcgran1 sent to crooner Rudy
Vallee in the 1950s.
"That's a hell of a \\'ay to
1\'akc ,<:omcbody up,'' Flanagan
<1uotcd Vallee as s;1ying after
!he bir!hda~· greeting.
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To Ha ug?
Lutherans
To Co1 npelc
Cl!lCACO ~AP) -Peop le
nre gelling sick fro1n the
111cd1c1nc they take to 1n;1kc
thetn 11cll, and this in itself is
a public health pn1blcn1 . a
F!oralu r(·scurth t ca 111
reports.
I! has long ha s been known
that .•on1c people have adverst!
reactions to drugs. These
reaction s range in seriousness
fro1n 1ninor skin rashes to
death.
A three-year ,i;tudy of n1ore
than 6.000 patients at the
I 'ni\'ersity of Florida Teachini::
1!11~pi1al in C:.iinc1>1'illc sho11·;:.
the S('riousness of 1 h c
problt·1n.
Conducted b) Dr.s. G('()rgc J.
Carana<;os and Leighton E
l'luff and a pharmacist.
Honald B. Sh.'ll'art. tile study
1-; rt·111Jrtcd Jll the .\lay ti bsuc
of !ht· Journal or the An1eritan
.\lr<hra l Association
The report says 177 -
nc11rly 3 perccnt--0f th~ 6.063
patients in the :;tudy "·ere
l:rought 10 lhc hospital
lx"'t<iU~ of drug reactions. Of
the~. 6 2 percent died. 65.6
p"rrc11t had severe reactions
;111d 28 2 ptrccnl had 111odcralc
rcac11ons.
SUJlposcdly harmless ovcr-
thc-countcr pa in relicver.s,
1'spcc1ally aspirin. 11·erl' the
Jead1ni:: cause of adverse
r e a c t i o n s. T,hcse 11·c1·e
fullo\\'rd by antin1icrobi:1ls.
such as penicillin. AH told , 109
drugs 11·cre involved .
The rescarchcr;o:; sav there is
an inc reasing n u in' b c r of
drugs on the rnarket.
\\lorncn suffered n10re·or the
adverse reactions than 1ne11,
and ~rsons over age 61 \\'Cr!.!
affccu .. '<i more than those ll'ho
11ere ~oungcr.
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11·on1cn are n1ore likely to take
drug:> than men. They said old
age and improved economic
status arc related ·lo ;111
increase in use of prescription
drugs.
The tean1 said paticnt.5 could
not identify 60 percent of their
n1edicines correctly . 'Forty
percent, they said. used drugs
prescribed by two or 1nore
physicians, increasi ng t he
possibility 0 f intcracliow;.
T\1·clve percent took drugs
11rescribed for sorncunc else,
they noted .
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LUSAKA, Z A ~1 B I A
!UP!l -Pre sid,ent
l\enncth Kaunda had
ordcrl«l thc introduction of
the d~ath by hanging for
convicted armed robbers .
"I arn direc ting the
n1inister of legal affairs to
a'1ler1d the law \Vith a view
to providing c a p i t a I
punishment for a r in e d
rob bery,'' he told the
/'\;1lio nal Council.
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Lancaster. Pa .. pJstor wa<
rcported planning to ch:1ll1•11~r
thl' Rev. Dr. l!obcrt J
f.1arshall . pr1·sidl•nt of ihr
Luthcrnn Church 111 Atll<.'l'll\I.
for the top off1t·e :11 the
Church's convcnt1011 th is July
in Baltiroorc.
1'his i\·ould be tht• first ti1nc
the inct11nbelll pres1d1·11 t or the
I hre c-n1illion-int· n1 ht' r
<!cnon,in:ition el'er h:is f:ii.,~!
oriposi1ion for rt"t'l"<·t1011. _
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The concent1 ated Buick. Hs size 1$ right.
And so ls the price.
The car 1s Buick 's Century Luxus -a most con temporary
new breed of Buick, as you'll see.
To be su re, the thin gs that make a Buick a Buick are
there in abundance. The ride. The quiet. The rich inte rior
envi ronment. And that certain intangible something
that describes a quality automobile.
Note, please, the formal roofline. It marks this Centu ry
qs a class car. A car of substance.-
But for all its substan ce , Century is also quite a small
car. Trim of dimension. Light of foot. Ea sy to drive and
pqrk. Rea sonable to opeFaie.
·' '(ou. might say. it combines the nimbleness of cars
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, 'priced less with the comforts and ~ ' c~finer:nents of cars priced a lot more.
It s a superb Intermediate. At a pric~
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that's within reach of ju st abo-Ut everyone. j
There 's sti ll another dimension to this car that you 'll
like. A value-fo r-the:money dimension. Not just how little
you pay. But how much you get.
Look at the equipment Century Luxus carries standard :
Turbo Hydra-Matic Tran smission.
Front di sc brakes.
Power steeri ng. '
Plus a moderately-sized 2-barrel V-8 engine.
It 's all included in the price shown. And that price also
includes d.eluxe wheel covers, and whi tewa ll tires. For a
relatively small car; Century is certainly a lot of car.
In all , it's one ve ry intell igent way ,of dealing with
these dem.anding times. And remaining serenely
comfortable in lhe process. ' ·
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Golden West Center Opens Door
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By LAUHIE KASPElt
Ot thl Oill1 Piiot 51111
Golden \\'est College 1night be
considl'rt'd son1e\\•hat unusuHI these
days bl•tausc. unlike n1osl other
area c:unpuscs, there is no
\1'on1cn 's center.
By next fall , ho\\CVCr. the
I lunt1nglon Beach cainpus '-''ill have
a center but it will be a bit
different from oUicrs.
1'hcrc y,·as ahnost one there last
year. The trailer. in which it y,·as to
be. instead y,·cnt to hou se the
expandi ng r: x p I o r n I ion s in
Conununlc3tions progra 1n.
' Then some of the' y,·01ncn faculty
n1cn1bcrs startt.'<i talking about the
needs of their y,·on1cn students and
decided. "\Veil , g<.>e, other colleges
have \1'otnen's centers. \Ve \11ant a
women's Center."
Al fir'st, they 1verc thinking only
of a place which \\'ould have a
couple of couches and a coffee pol.
explainL'<i 1.i ary \Vise. fine arts
eounselor who iniliatL'<i the latest
interest \1·ith l\\'O other facult y
\1on1cn. Joyce io.1orden and Peggy
Slaggs.
After lalking \vith
ad1ninistrators. ho1vever, the y
realizt-d that "·omen's centers too
often bcron1e rcl r<'ats for won1en
rather than a means of entering the
rnainstream of coll ege life.
So. \\'hile the \V01ncn are still
planning to open a center, it has
Jost some of its itnporlance. Ii \vill
be "not a retreat but an 01X'n
door ," ~ls. \Vise promised.
NEW PROGRAM
~1ore exciting to them now is a
new, broad program ca Ile d
Opportunities for \Vomen \\'hich will
incl ude ~isling course offerings
and college services as well as
some new features.
The total package, she explained,
is geared to meet the needs of
different women with varying
interests and-available time.
It includes the li1orning Program
of the Orange Coast Con1munity
College District Evening College as
\\'e ll as the regular evening classes
and courses televised over channel
50, K_OCE.
Another aspect of il I s
Discoveries Unlimited, a ·special ,
program of lectures, field trips and
physical exercise begun for non-
student \\'Omen about a year ago.
This program '''as designed for
women who are interested in
returning to school but fea r they
\\'OUld not be able to compete \\'ith
younger college students.
r..1any of these \\"omen move into
the regular day school program,
which also is included in the
Opportunities for Women package.
ALTERNATIVE
Still. there is another brand new
alternative .,.,·hich v.·ill be offered
just for \von1en in th<.>-fall.
Several teachers \Vil\ be offering
their classes dur ing a three hour
period, one day a \\'eek. This is
being provided for those. \ron1rn
\\'hO \Yant to lake a re gula r college
cou rse but are Wlable to get away
frorn the home. when the classes
regularly mee t two or three times
a week.
110\\·ever, since the purpose of the
tolal program is to reduce anxieties
and "make the college experience a
positive and growing ohe for
,1·01nen or all ages and acaden1ic
levels."' it offers more than th e
course \vork.
"Gals "'ho return to school, as a
COllnsc!or I see this, are bc,vildered
:>.v that registration process."' !\-Is.
.. \Vi se said.
To ease those anxielies, peo;:ile
\viii be available at registration to
advise and assist wo1nen in any
\\'UY needed. "Sonic.one · '" i l.1
she pherd the lost ga l through the
lines if she needs help,"' JI.ls. \V ise
said.
But the assistance \Von ·1 stop
there.
Since child care facilities on
campus are limited, a baby-sitting
exchange will De established .
A personal fitness program.
learning skills _program . volunteer
opportunities,· work experience
opportunities and health services
al so \\'ill be available to woinen.
Women
Rap groups, cs1>ecially for the
returning "'omen students. \\'ill be
established. Such groups a re
needed, f\ls. \V ise said, because
"'omen often bccorne a~\'are of
identity problen1s \\'hich in turn
become anti-1narriage feelings .
H . .\P GHOUPS
"The gal micht go home and do
some things she's not ready to do,"
she explained.
Describing the groups as "kind of
reality groups for "'omen ," she
~id they \\'ou\d discuss the
"'problc1ns of the \\'omen as \vell as
in relation to their husbands and
children. "In other \\'Ords, focu s on
the positive in tcrn1s of the
interpcrsonnl. ··
She said'lhey also hope to initiate
ra p groups for· the 1nen whose
wives have reluriied to school.
Five wonlen 'will be hired as
coordinator~ or the v.·omen 's center.
lialf of dieir one day a \1·eck
\\'Or k \\'ill 1' spent in the center.
advising \\'Oril"en and coordinating
the progra1ns. The other part of
their job \\'ill be to go out into the
community to speak to \\'omen 's
groups or individuals \\'herever
.,.,·omen lend to congregate to tell
them of the college's program.
These women will be "\\·arm.
\\'elcoming persons"' v.•ho returned
lo school. made their errors and
no,.,. \\'ant to help other "·nmer..
~See WO~tEN, Page 111
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BEA ANDE RSON, Editor
Pitt U
Communicating: A . Sign of Caring
•
Barbara Torres, a student from Golden \Vest College's hard-of-hearing
program, volunteers time to work with deaf Fairview clients. \Vit.h
Alberto (above, center) and Rolland she teaches them how to "say"
the colors which they see in these various geometric shapes. Barbara
will graduate in June and plans to be a teacher's aide.
By ALLISON DEERR
01 tht Dtlty fl'ol9t 511fl
A hearin g person. lcrt alone in a roo1n with tho~e who can communi·
c:ate only in sign language , suddenly underslands v.·hat it is like.
To reel isolated .
To feel helpless.
To be without the s kills to say. "I want .....
At Fairview State 1-lospital. for the last few months. a special program
has utilized volunteers to help some dea and hard·O[·hcaring clie nts toward
basic communication.
Students Cro1n Golden \Vest College's hard of hearing progra1n have
volunteered. along with G\VC teacher Atarcia Kessler. to 'A'Ork -.·11h deaf
Fairview client . -··
The goal ls simple: com munication
Teaching assistant Starr Sellanl \\'Ork! with two small groups of clients
from 3 to 4 p.m. Monday through Thur<day each week.
"The deaf '.;.Oluntttrs ire \'e~· unportanl." u1d Dori Jngnm. the cre-
dentialed teacher in the deaf prognm at t~a1rvlew.
"They help thf' rest or us with leachi ng manual rommunkatton. be--
cause they know so much 1nore 1h;1n 'A·e do The-y UR II all the time. \\'e·re
~till learning."
Ea ch ~ ion includes act1\'llle to s11mul1Lf the use of manual com ·
n1un1cation.
For ex11nple. one rettnt ion used pa1n1ing on a tar.it sheet or paper
on lhe Ooor to get the group 1n,·ol\ed
A round -robin activity worked dlrertJy on rommunkat1n1 the date or
the wee.k. the nam or 1.roup memben . rolon and numben
lmple v.·ordJ and ph~ t.u<"h u .. , w1nl .. and "pleaw:" c1 n mak1 a
big diff•~""" lo th• rllentJ. the IH<hfn nplalMCI
OM-ln-Gne 111entton aid Dora ln~ram <"In make thci d1(ftrTnce in LM>-
l:a11on and btlna: a.bit' to ro1nmun1n1t
"\\'e nttd n>Juntttl"'ll to •'trl lntll"kfuall with the rhrnl1 un 1Mtr
m.anual communtalion \\e t·an u.Je 1hem ror 1.·bate,er tune ttwy •re able
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lnl•ruled penon ran ""11atl n roob) 11 t'11n,.... :MS.llSJI.
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O wens
Honored J
:-.I r ;inJ \11' 1:11\ \lllt'll vi
:'\cv.pon lh';11·h 11l'lt· l1011nr1'<!
on th1:u· !>{1th 11 ,. it fl I n i:
t111n11 crs,1r\ Ii~ 1l1t· l l.1d~1r
~t·ruor t'il1 L1·u~ !\rirl1:1· {iruu p
1111d !ht• ('0 ... 11 \1 >'.~.J
l>epart111c11t
Sc r v 1 t ,, '
<:t·li.'bra11011~.
ul L i.: 1 .1 l~ t:
d ll I' I 11 ~ l II II
Both nalll'i'S of \•illll ~-.l !•\1 11
CAiio, 1h1• (J11t'11' ,1t1111d( d
'i uung .. to»n ~r.111· 1·1\l'-1·;,111.
Ill' 11:1s a StlfH'r1·1:-.or 1ur I ~
S!C't!I for 411 lt'H r:. u11d 'ht· 11.1-. t'lllplo~c-d b~· it JUtl;;<' HI !h"
tounty <·ourt
1\flt•r the ir rL·!1r1·n1t·11 1. 1h1·1
1ra1·clctl l'Xicn:-.11 1·11' 111 Lit•
Un11ed St:1t1 s lx·rui:t, sc1tl1n\,\
in Nc11·por1
Tuesday May 7, 1974
PJ 's Solve ABC 's· Search
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.Hy ~ll.\tA ll0,\1Hl-:l;K
F'or yeurs. I • y,Tote thls
colunul v.·i1h a <I 9 • c en l
dic1ionary 11 1th the S and T
n1iss1 ng.
ltl·<.1\izing that I tould ne1 l'r
grt an)"\\'hcre in the literary
11orld 11·1thoul the 11·ortl~
"Sl'nsuous. sex and titillating,"
three yea rs ago I invested in
the 12·pound hernia edition or
\\'t>bstcr's 1'v.·enlieth.. Century
J)1ctionary .
I curse the d:iy. Cl 11·outd
roo, rc11·, or rue tlie da~'. but I
C'an'l find it in 1ny dictionary. I
As a matter of fact. I can"l
find anything in my dictionary
that I can't spell in the first
place.
Last \veek in an effort to
give ~ the c.'olu1nn class. I
\\'an ted to use the French
v.·ord for nig htgown. l stood in
front of !he dict ionary and
forn1ed the 1vord sloy,·ly •.. pen
1vaah.
AT ·
WIT'S
END
"\ 'm so rry
bul how do
waah?"
10 bother you,
) ou spell ptn
"Do you mran )OU cnllL"ll
n1e out -Of an in1p0rt ant
busine ss n1et>ting to a::;:k nll•
h-011· to spell a 11 ord'!"
"Yes."
it. "PE IGN Ollt.''
It didn 't n1can 11·hat 1
thought il dld, so l substituted
pajan1as.
MOTHERS:
(~
\ 3 Full Service
Loc~ions in ~· _!:i_untln to~ ~ea~ '
' PRES jRIPTIONS
e Clllfllt At OU<ltl e O.U~er,.1 'i
Lt! UI rtloll ~our l'rtltlll
pr11er1,110"1
pen.,..•11>cr and pen w o n1 an,
ncithl'r of which v.·ere too sexy
in bed. Then I rationalized it
"'Very y,·cll. you kno1v ho1v Ii SA.ff-...HOT SORRY! ~
bad ly the Frf'nch s1k·ll in SWIM LfSSOMS t'1 . ll f~nglish. So 11·hatc\·cr yuu '-"'1'•°"' ...... -.. ~ •
was a French 11·ord, so I
looked ill the back section for
think it is 1'usl drop !lie first l!ldoor Poot 111 s111 '''"1 ........ s:i.-uos , , .. ,OH'WllHlMISAO Hunln1qton H1rl>our •. •~•·GUI ,
letrer and add a UI in the VIRGO SWIM SCHOOL ~~.'~"--",":'' _•.,."' _m1110~ :~ .• :,, middle. By the 11'ay 11hat's il 17141616-ZSSO ·---,__,..... · ·
the n1ost-often used French pen waah?" !~~~~~~~~=~~=· ==-====-=--===~·~ y,·ords. 1'hey had never heard "It-ls a nightgown." I
of a pen v.•auh. "'Then that's simp!{'. Just ~o ~
1 calll"<I my friend, r.1axine, to a nighl!!Oll'n deparhnl'nl 111 ~
a high school graduate, y,·ho fos~~~lai~~.they'll tell you ho11• ..:.. .:J
retorted, ''Be serious. They J got in the car. drove to the · • }
don't y,·ear those flimsy things shopping center and asked the li, ~·;·
anymore. I hate nightgouns clerk in lingeril'. ··How do you ( f.:o. .... i..
you hal'e to u·ear a girdle and spell pen waah?" W •
sli p under. \Vhy don't you call "Let's see," she hL'Sitatcd. ~tb. PiltJ01C
DRAPERIES
»'TO llll.11111
BUY NOW
A T SPECIA L 5.A lf. PRI CE! it n neg ligee?" "P·E·N·\Y·A·A·ll." ·7
"Because I can't find tha t in ' Al home I opened lhe flERITAGE IRTERIORS
niy dictionary either!·· I said. dictionary and figured out 2 1 r'"', ., , P , .. """. Call 54 7-27 7 3
Next. I called my husband there are roughly 6,543 v.·ords Today
llcrc, lhl·y Hie 1uJu ntt·1·r"
for U1e Le1~ur\• S" r \'01<'1·,
l)(>partm1·n1 in { u .. tn :0.ll':-.i
und ~ire at lt11• 111 !ht• ltt1 r:,or
Senior ('iti1.1·ns Cluh. Tht·~ ;1lso
arc n1t•n1h('l'S , of Shr1nt•1 s,
En stC'rn Star ;ind St 1\ndrc11 ·s
J>rcsb•1tcr1:i11 t hucr!1
CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARY
M r. and Mrs. Roy Owen
Flipping through the pages
the l'!oscst I could co1ne 1vas y,'ho ans11·ercd b rusk I y , that begin \\'ith P. \Vhen l l~i"~'~· 'i' ~-~, f'0~'~,,~ .. f~'~""~·~·~··~·~~~~;~~~~~ "}lello!" finally got to \\'Ofd 1.040 r saw I um:m= 1t~ 1 .:.~:~;:. . .
Installation Rites Closing Club ·Year FLOWER BASKETS FOR MOTHER
Remember Mother with a basKetlul of gingham !lowers
that bnngs a springlike touch ol color lo any .home
and holds your thoughts long alt er real flowers have
gone Many different styles and colors.
Secretaries
A program abou t pC"rsnnal
injury cases is ph1nnt'd for the
1nen1bcrship n1ecting 0 r
Orange (.:ount y 1'rial Law~crs
Secreta ries Association .
Speakers y,·111 be K a r I
Frank. associat ion prcsi:ll·Ht ,
;1nd AnnaUcl \\':1tki11;;. l1il' si·1·-
re1ary, The n1 t•ctin:.{ 11ill h,• ;11
i :30 p.ni. \\"t'Cincsdc1~. \l;>y IL
i.n f)cpart n1cnl 3 uf thl' ()r;111i;I'
County Su1>erlur Cuurt.
DAR
Daughters of the American
Hc1ol •1tion . San C I e n1 e n t c
Chapter 11·ill hea r reports
about the C on t i n e n ta l
Con g ress during the
\Vednesday. ~lay 8, mee ting in
the home of ~trs. Raymond ~I.
l~land .
Spe;iking at 1:30 p.nl. 11·il1 be
the ~ln1es. Kathryn De nman .
.John Kinkaid and \\'alter H.
'fha tcher. who served as
delegates.
Yo ur Horoscope To morrow
Golden Key
Oixic Jlallon \\'ill talk :ibout
self rnofi\·at ion \\"hen she
addresses Volden Key, a
support group of the chi id
Gu idance Cente r or Orange
County .
The group will 1neet at 10
a.n1. Tuesday , ~tay 1. in the
r..lcrt·ury Savings and Loan,
Huntington Beach.
tlls.
Zontians
Verda Atker \Va S
installed
!\e11·port
president of the
Harbor Zonta Cl ub.
Serving y,·ith her y,•ill be
Laura Lagios and Lucile
Paulin, vice presidents; Alna
Phillips and Pat Kr o ne ,
secretaries, and ~targuerile
Forgit, treasurer.
Ellen K. Lee, author or
. "!\e'o\-port Bay: A Pioneer
ll istory," \\'as presented ,.,,ith
the \\'oman of Ach ievement
A1rard for 1974.
Tw ins Mom s
C1ubhousc, Santa Ana .
Junior Le ague
Junior League of Ne\Yport
Harbor 1vill host a meeting o[
chairmen from leagues in
Southern California and
Nevada.
The session v.·ill begin at ·
9 :30 a.m. Friday, 1.tay 10, in
Park Ne\vport.
1\·ill be inst:illcd pr esiden t of
the 111ursday f\lorning Club of
Newport Beach duri ng a
luncheon meeting at 11 a.n1.
~1ay 9 in the Balboa Bay Club.
Also on her board \\i ll be the
}.1mes. Robert \Vilson. Ted C.
Tresson. E. B. \\lilson, Kurt O.
Schneider, \V ill iam F. BlOC."her.
John H. Connelly, Kerm it c;.
Kvien. John D. Carson and
Robert \Velsh.
Bnng along I his ad and ,.,.. Io~·. olf the regular pnce
o! Sl2.50.
Also tor Molher: s~ our Gingham Shadow Boxes: In-
door Gardening kits; Hand Painted Flower Pots Hum·
mer Music Bol(es. and Figurine selection. '
fl.1aster Charge Bankamerica rd Courtesy g1tt bQl(eS
IN COSTA MESA
2300 Harbor Cenrer [ne~t lo Edwards Theaters)
IN LAGUNA NIGUEL
30232 Crown VaHey Mall
(nel(I lo Tl1r1 lly s) Camp Fire
Dr. !·lester Turner. national---::==========~~~~~===~=========~=!._. executive director of Can1p
Fire Girls 1~·i\I !:cynote the
SouU1ern California Horizon
Club conference ~1ay 10, 11
and 12 in the Disneyland
THIS SUMMER
Hotel. COULD .MAKE THE DIFFERENCE!
Or. Turner. \1·ho \\·as
Cancer Cooperates
Dr. Burt \\:illis will talk
atxiut needs of children from
birth to tlro ye::irs '"'hen he
keynotes the Orange Coast
r-.tothers of T\vins Club dinner
meet ing at 8 p.m. \Vednesday,
~lay 8. in the FoW'ltain Valley
High School faculty dining
dean of students at Lewis and
Clark College, left her position
in 1966 to join Camp Fire
Girls.
La Leche
The Reading Game
WEDNESDAY
MAY 8
By S't'UNt:Y U.\IAllR
All i~ ~~la rcb 21·Apr11 l9 1:
Oig d1't'P for inrormatlon.
~ot.hini:t no\\' Is handed to you.
lnsh•ad. extr;1 effort i s
nN.>ess.1ry. {}Ider trid1\ 1du<1 I. in
JX>lillion of aulhority. plays key
role .
TAUllUS I Apri l W-~la1 tfl 1;
't'ou are :iblc 10 ge1 hai1d 1.1n
pul~e of pubhc. \'ou koow
"Ml ls Ol'tded un<l "'h1'1 TO d9
i.IJout 1t f\no~h.odge I not
ut.·tto n b111 ~ ou :lrc on right
trac:k
(;~\ll?\I j ~la v t l·.lunc 201·
\lc1UilHl' aettom. m o \' 1• s
ln<'ludc-mate. pa rlner A1 01d
Jun1peng to ronclus10ns ~-e
prr.tOM lhr 'Aa) lhcy are -
not mtftl)' U )OU "'1-'h they
rm11h1 br
C.\.~l'lH 1J unt· t i .Jul \ ?:!•
'oo nrl! C'•llfd upon lO j."1111~
I -.i-.rk'lk..., It) fl ·arh Kr\ It
IO ~.,.•h• -"t!IM11 110.1:•
\l .. ,.n , lrr Ian h~ !M.lf"C \tiu
i11rt ~1mtth1n6! 1n ri lurn •
Lt.4l iJUh :!l-A\1£% 1' •
l lu;hl1thl n ... ,1btllt\ Oud-cl 1.1r
i n:11ll\r 1<1lf'n13 I• ·a\ alt.bit II
' l•-t '"'""'" 111 ahakl' 1.p
f\lt1I '" 111 frr1 lo t1t p.unh .. 'Ct
IJ ,., 1 .,, 1•rt1W ,1.rnl':r
\ I ttc...' \-11r !J...Stpl ~
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Doub l e c h ec k . T a k e
co11s!!rvative roursr>. • r.ead
bet y,·een ~he lines -be av.·arc
of fine pnnt. Ad dition a l
inforrr.arion cnables you 10
deal from position ot greater
strength.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
Nothing is definite, set or
S<:'llled. The only factor you
cnn rely on is change. Know It
and act like you are aware.
One in aurhoritr coulll request
rrport -in wril lng.
S'CO llPIO !Ort. 23-~ov. ~l l:
1lornestlc adjustment occurs.
Be dlploma1ic. Gain co.
operation of family n1embc r.
l'utchas.e gifl for special
occasion Rtmember diet
rl•.solutiorui:.
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Part-Skim Milk
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F!RMER CHEESE
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Romantic i nterest s are
highlighted. Relationship is
ll'Sted. ''ou discover \Vhat -
and \1·ho -you desire.
PISCES (Feb. 19·MJrch .!Gl:
Element of luck ls on your
side. Added recognition is due.
Crealil'e efforts pay dividends.
Your style, independence and
sr nstil'lly become more
desirable to more persons.
ff TODAY JS YOUR
Bl ltTHOAY you are an
organizer. a natural executi ve.
ca pable of earning money and
11t1 raC1ing opposite sex .
r:motional bruise v.·ill heal.
October v.·111 be one of your
mosl in1portant months of
19i4. ('aprirom . Cancer
pt>rsons play signifi cant roles
in your life. You are stubborn
and passionate .
. '
Woma n
Al ~oclill Hest•uran l, locat ed at Hunlington Seaclilf Country Clu b
v. • " nl 10 mak~ this Mother,.s Day "something to remember:' '
Wh..on you call 10 make your r<?SCM1lion, simply tell our hostess the time
\'OU v.'Ollld Ilk • 10 dine. the numb<.'t in your party. your mother"s full name
dnd addr and you r hrst M IJI"'. Leave the rest to us. w~ "'" ..,nd ~oo r Mother a beautifully engraved lnvltafion, signed by
\OU, asking her 10 join the family for a dellghtlul meal at Seacliff
k auronL
. Th unique Je<tnu rant, oucrlooking the lakes and fairw;iys of the golf
course. b the most exquisitely appointed dining room In Orange County.
A balanced menu, well v.ithln your budget, offers a variety of delicious -~ .
\ >d like '<!make Mom haDP!I on "'her" I
dir1ot Why don t ""do ii t~1her? ,
I
VISIT your nearest Reading Game center and see the very best
in prescriptive reading instruction, or
CALL NOW for an app ointment for diagnost ic testing: . .
Huntington Beach
842-0606
Santa Ana
835-3237
Fullerton Torrance Encino Crenshaw
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Broad-minded? H e Sure Is
t.ADY : \\'hy don't you c~I
th(' bull :ind tt'll , tho s•· llU\ s
"ho rl'Sl!Ut 1t 11•h(·n th1· l1t'lc
\.\Oruon 1o1•::in1s a niChl out !hat
she ht1s just as n)UCh right tu
.. su1gte It" 11s hi.! d()("S?
\\'hi'n nll'tl say they v.·::uu n
night out 11•ilh lht' boys. 1,1,hal
they nre reully looking for ls a
night out 1~ith tbc girls. ff a
1'.·lre is "'i lling to be TllA'I'
brMd-01indrd th<1, ha. he's ~l)t
broads on his nl i111I ull l'i"ht"
1111•11 !IE should )i''" "('II\,
lloney. go 11t1\ and enjoy
yourself. too."
can I overcon1e
CLODDIA
Ot:Alt C.: [\'eryune,
mutter how sopbl~tlcated
11
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• 1n
for Mother
LARGE & HALF SIZES
SIZES
40 to S2
Wish hrr swe-et
drrams with antw
gown. Whetht'f-sM
likrs cool batistr
_.,,-.j~
or lace·y nylons,
~la Nor's has
CJOWftS fo ple<IH".
Fully cut and
btoutifully detail~.
f.2:",J
,,_ $7.00
Free gift wrap
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--OTHER GIFT SUGGESTION·s--•
• Pantsuits • Blouses
• Dresses •Sweaters
• Slips • Sportswear
-GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE-
l n1n not a \\lon1Pn'11 Llb nut
or un)'lhin g like thut. I just
bclil111.:.• f:tir is f:iir . And th.:-
rules of the µun1!' <;hou!d ~"'
the snn1e for both s1·xt•s. The
double stnnd<ird v.·cnt out "'ilh
the buggy whip a11d corset
slays.
Let's f;ice it. after five. years
e\·ery marriage goes stale. A
little diversion can be a very
good thing. So "·hy not
rnt'Ournge people to be open
and truthful instead of pl1Uing
on a big act? There isn't a
husband in the U.S.A. v.·ho
hrisn't strayed ;1t leust 'JOCC
after five years of rnarriage.
and you can bet )'our life .in
it. -~1 !l. TRlJ'l'M
l)EA lt ~1R. T.: Uel ~:our
O\\'n, kiddo. Your S\\'teping
ge neraliza tions are too darned
SQ't:ep\ng
concerned.
<IS f<.1r ., ant
DEAR ANN LANDEl{S: Is
so1nelhh1g \l'l'Ong l\'ilh n1e·.•
\\ihenever I get a compliment,
like sorr.eone \\'ill say, "Gee, I
like that dress." I always
reply, "It's three years
old"--0r, "I got it on sale for
h11lf rrii:e."
'lcsterda y son1cbody
complimented me on a chain I
tlras v.·earing around my neck .
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Accepting Decisions, Patience Pay-Brohamer
By ROGER CARL.<;()~
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PJtience nl the plate and the ability to
underst3nd m3n.:1genle:r1t dcclSion.s off the
field are paying off for l.1evelund lndlans
second base man J:ick Brohatnc.1' in a big
\l'ay these days,
'fhc fornit>r ll wltlngion &>ath \jjgh
st:i r a.nd hl5 mates nrt• 111 lhl· area It}
bnttle the Californ ia Angels \\'Ith
tonight's ie9t at 1\nohcirn Stadium thC'
sc-cond of a lhrce-garne set.
llroha1ner has earned a starting berth
against Mghthandcrs and Gl thOugh the
season Is still young. hJ.s herty balling
average of .360 1ninl! for 251 is one of the
key reasons for the first division
placcmcut ol the Indians in the Arnerican
League East 11tandings.
llis wl:y spurt is a surpri se in a way
due lo some txid hick in spri{lg trainlng.
.. I pulled a btlck muscle after only
eight days of spring training,'' says
Broharncr. And In the first ga me back I
was hit by a llru: drive on the shoulder
bont'.
··1'hat put me out for thrtt days and
then I pulled another musc le. I ended up
'''ilh only about 18 Ht bats during spring
training and round myself out of the
starting lin eup as the season started.
"Now I'm starting against th e
righthandtrs and I'm fine physieaUy."
Patience at the plate Is resultlng In
rhards for Brohamer, a hitter known to
attack the ball.
"Last year I "'as putting m)' body out
there too quick. Now l'm tryliig to wait
more and depend more on mY '\vrists to
get the job done," says the OU City
product.
"I'm also going up there with base
hlls-tlOt OOme runs-on my 1nlnd."
Brohaml--r discusses the m e n t a I
approach to the job-a fact't he believts
Is the k('y to suCCtss.
·'Last year I kind of got hol and hostile
v.•h<;n I was tak~n out of the lineup. But
I've had a lot of time in the winlt'r to
think 11bout it and I'm trying to accept
those dcclsioru bctter ... but I !!till have
the desire to play everyday and b<'lt
against Jerth:.inders as \Veil a :;:
rlghthru1ders.''
Broh.amer is In his third major league
season and seventh ln pro bascb.·\ll , but
be still rinds it h3rd to accept the
occa s ·lonal knocks rro m the
press-deserved or undeserved.
"During the winier !he Cleve land press
wasn't too kind but tt has been pretty
good since spring training,'' he aaya.
"Pride is the biggest has.'ile for
me--especlally "'hen confronted by
someone 'durlng tbe winter alter reading
something derogatory in the morning."
ln the majors there are many who
must keep in mind that If they doo't
come through one day they 'll most likely
be silting On the bench the next.
But Brohamcr says that's not a fact«
he is c:omidcring.
"Lnst year I did feel that way. But this
I
year J know l 'm going lo get n hit in four
tries. It's mental. I'm only 24 and l\•e
learned my h.-ssons from last year,'' ~ys ··
Brohamer.
"Right now I just \Vant to prove to the
Indians that tht>y don't have 10 go to
aoothCr orgnni1.ntion for a SCCl)lld
baseman. I was corustanlly reading about
it Jn the Clevelnnd pa1>ers last year and I
felt like they were giving up on 1nc."
But at the JXICe 8rohnn1cr Is going now
with hfs bat and steady glove-chances
are the Indians will start looking
somewhere else for i1nprovemcnt.
Ex-Ym1ks, Cost,ello Tells Strate,gy <
Wayne Clttb
Tabs Stuart
Co1ISi ste11cy
Aid Tribe As Bucl{s, Celts Co,llide As Director
Ken Stuart. a former NCAA
college divlsion doubles champion
and veteran of Ute v.·orld teMis
circuits, has been named director
of teMis for the John \Va ync
Tennis Club at !he Newport er Inn
in Newport Beach. 'M1c Clev<'land Indians ah\•ays seem to
bring out the v.·orst in the Californ ia
Angels . ConvcrS<'ly, the recent seven.pla ye r
trade '''ith the New ~ork Yankees seems
to have brought out the best in the 1'ribe.
"Whal really made this club was that
trade," said Ind ians manager Ken
Aspromonte 1'1onday nig ht a ft er
Cleveland had posted its eighth victory in
10 ga mes, a 5-3 decision over the Angels
which severed a six-game California Y.'in-
ning spree.
Fritz Peterson, one of four pitchers
Cleveland acquired fr om the Yank s in
A t1geb S late
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exchange for Chris Chambliss, Dick
Tidrow and Cecil Upshaw on April 26.
won his second straighl ga1ne for his new
employers with stron g relic! aid fron1
· 1'.·lill \VTfcoxr
"Fritzie's v.'on lvrice lor us, Steve Klin e
has won Once and. Fred Beane and Ton1
Buskey haYe each saved o n e , ' '
1\spromonle said, raUlin g off the
successes of the former Yankees.
"Nov.· all \1'e need i.s a little
consistency."
The Cleveland victory, its rourth
straight over the Angels this season.
lif ted the Tribe to the .500 level for tll'C
first time thi s vear. "That 's what v.•e'vc
been aiming at:" said Aspromonte. "TI1is
team is maturing."
Cleveland hitters gave the Indians
ski pper plenty of consistency J\londay
night. g'ather1ng 12 hits including a
homer. double and single by designated
hitter Oscar Gamble.
The Angels, denied a chance to move
back into· first place in fuc American
League West, will seek to hail tile Cleve·
land jinx in the second game of the
three-game series tonight when thev send
rookie F'rank Tanana (:J..2) against vet-
eran Jim Perry. Perry already owns a
four·hit shutout over CaJi!omia this sea-
son.
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BUDDY ALLIN WATCHES PUTT.
~116\VAUKEE (AJ>) -1'.lihvaukee
Bucks coach Ulrry Costello has Upped
his hand. but the pressure y.rj\I be on the
Boston Celtics tonight to react.
C.OStello said he will challeng'e the
0.:ltics with the same three-forward
alignment the Bucks had used to vt'in 97·
89 Sunday, squaring their National
Basketball Association championship
series at 2-2.
By staning £.foot·7 reserve forward
h1ickey Davis at guard in place of Ron
Williams, the Bucks created a size
mismatch against Cehics guards Jo-Jo
\Vh.ite and Don Chaney. With Davis
working the 6-3 \Vhite inside for easy
shots th at produced 15 points. the Bucks
harnessed the press Boston had used in
earlier games to wear dov.'11 ~year-old
Oscar Robertson.
Sunday's victory regained the home
court advantage for the Bucks. Winner of
tonight's n'ational\y televised game can
clinch the best-of-seven series by winning
at Boston Friday night. A seventh game,
if needed, Y.'ill"tSe here Sunday.
"We'll go v.'ith this setup," Costello
said of his ne\v lineup. "There is no
reason to change as long as it's
effective.''
"Mickey doesn't l'lurt us defe~ively at
guard," he said. "He doesn't have to
guard a \\'alt Frazier or Earl A1onroe,
v.·ho. \'>Ol.l\d be too quick.. \Ve don't have In
worry abou't Chaney posting on a smaller
guy like Williams. ~fickey has sizC. And
on offen.5e, Afickey has the advantage."
Davis repeatedly took White to the
baseline Swlday and scored eight points
in the first quarter. Celtics coach Tom
Heinsohn later used Chaney, Paul
Birdie, Birdie, Birdie:
Nothing' s Finer i·n Life
DALLAS (AP) -Buddy All in learned
something last v.·C't'k v.•hen he ble1v the
Tou rnament of Champions and t~
. !~pounder \vith the puffball drives and
deadly putter applied the lesson to th e
field t\ionday ·wit h a runaway victory in
the Byron i\clson golf classic.
.. J felt I y.·as in good shape because I
had been under pressure last week," said
Allin. who fired a final round three-
under·par 68 for a 15-undcr-par 269 -
four shols ahead or the pack.
Allin, playing head·to.heatl with Tom
\Vatson \vho has never v.•on a
tournament. birdied three consecut ive
holes on the ba ck nine, including the
pivotal 14th.
"Those \\'ere the best three holes ol my
lire," Watson said. "I \\'as hoping 1 could
hang in there . -· . but I \VOuldn't have
bet mv life on it."
\VatSon caugrit Allin with a birdie on
the 13th hole but knocked his tee shot
into the water on the 44'-yard No. 14. Allln
v.•atched Watson make double bogey and
promptly koocked in a fi\'e-footer for a
birdie.
"I knew Tom v.·ould be ihe biggest
contender because he v.·as playing so
well, but he didn't have the experience of
last week like I did,'' Allin said.
All in v.·as tied with Jotmny Miller going
into the 72nd hole or the Tournament of
Champions but bunkerl'd an approach
shot and lost.
Rai11 Halts LA's Slump;
"I thought about the tournament of
Champions out there, and I v.•asn't going
to let it happen again," said Allin "'ho
pocketed $30.000 to run his total 1974
earnings to more than $100,CMXI.
Allin 'vas a four shot winner over
Ffomero Blancas, Lee Trevino, Charles
Coody and Watson. Alston Lowe1·s the Boom
1'.IONTREAL (AP) -Los Angeles
manager \Vall Alston says he doesn't
thi nk he can do a great deal about the
team's current hitting slump.
•·The same guys who are leaving men
on base now arc the guys who v.·ere
Dodgers Slate
All 01mr1 011 KA8C (7'0)
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5 om. •
5 p.m.
6:lS p.m,
driving !hem in v.•hen we \Vere winning.
so U1at's the ,,·a,v it goes," Alston said
1'.1onday as the Dodgers v.·erc rained out
of a series opener y.·ith the J\1ontreal
Expos.
The Dodgers, who "'on 18 of their first
24 games, are suddenly punchlrss and
have lost three straight. 'Mley ha\'e
scored only eight runs In the last four
games. Rcguh1rs Davey Lopes and Joe
.Ferguson are batting less lhan .200 and
th!: a\·eragcs of other rcgul:irs are
sliding.
r\ndy l\.1essersmith. 2--0. is scheduled to
face Ernie 1'1cAnally, 1-3, tonight as the
Dodgers attempt to get in the second
ga1ne of a scheduled three game series.
Alston. angered by three losses to the
Philadelphia Phillies over the wee::~nd,
reportedly ordered his slu mping players
to bed tit 8:30 Sunday nighl.
Alston issued ihe order aft er being
called to the hotel lobby lo quiet his
1>laycrs \11ho re portedly \Vere causing a
n1i ld d:sturbance during a poker game.
"If I played ljk c you did in that game
today, I'd be in bed with the pillows over
nl~' hend." Alston told the players.
"I know v.·hcn the skipper is mad, Blld
he was mad,'' said pitcher Jim Brewer.
"l've seen him that v.·ay twice in 10 years
and Ibis was the second."
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Charin Coch \10,7S2
lom W•TWI \10.152
Homero 8 l6nc1ts \10,7Sl
LN Trevino 110.'lSl
Krrmll Zerley Jr. $5"°9
Jim S!moris U.619
Bob Ch1rln M.4lt
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Grnr JO!lft Sl ,JS4
M1rk HeYM S1.JS6 Bob PIYM Sl.136
811rl Y1nc1Y S1,JS6
BObOY Nlcl'IGll $1,J.',6
Blllr ce-r $1.356
Jlm Colbet"I Sl.lS6 OftVI Stod:lon Sl,0?1
JO't Inman Jr, Sl .D21 R1y floYd Sl!nl
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\\~estpha l or forw<1 rtl Jnhn llav\icek on
Davis, but the shifts took 1>ressurc off
fJn TV To11if/llt
Clu11111 e l 2 111 6:30
Robertson and Buck rorward Bob
Dandridge.
Robertson. able to advance the ball
quicker to the Bucks frontcourt . helped
set up 7·2 Karecm AbduJ.Jabbar for 34
points and Dandridge for 21.
"If they 5'\'ilch Havlicek from for\\'ard
to guard, they hnve lo come up with
somebody on Dandridge," Costello said.
"In that situalion, v.'e can play ~iickey
and not gt't hurt."
Celtics for.~·ard Paul Silas said, "\Ve're
going to have to adjust . !l 's ay.fully
lough v.·hen they take you dOY.11 low like
that ."
Costello hasn 'I given up on \Villiams,
the long ran ge shooting specialist who
had pl ayed brilliantly as the Bucks
eliminated Loo Angeles and Chicago in
their first ty.·o playoff rolUlds.
"If he has a good game, he'll get
untracked." Costello said. "He's such an
intense person. and with the pressure
~ _arc so manY. things going through
his mind. It's harder to get sOOts against
a team like Boston."
''The victory was something we had to
have." ~cks reserve guard Jon
l\rtcGlocklin said of Sunday's game. "Not
only dil:i we v.'in back the home court
advantage, but \l'e showed them we could
adjust."
''All \\'e \l'anted the other guard to do
"~ j~t take off and let nie \\'Ol'Ty about
bri11g1ng the ball dov.11," said 1he ~year·
old Robertson. v.•ho had been physfcally
exhausted by the Celtics' press in earlier
games.
Sports i1i Brief
Ground break in g ceremonies
\\'ere held today for the 15-court
layout and clubhouse wilh the
courts expected to be ready for
play on Labor Dny. The clubhou::e
will be completOO sometime in
November.
Stuart teamed v.•ith F r e d
Sue~nnn to v.•in the NCAA
doubles title in 1966 while attl•nd ing
Cal State (long Beach ). lte has a
masters degree in education and Is
a former U.S. public p.-irks teMi!
champion.
lie ~played Jor n1orc than tv.·o
years on the American antl
international tennis cirrui ts.
In 1970 he v.·as named by the U.S.
Lav.11 Tennis Association to rcpr!'·
sent this country in Au stralia. I-le is
currently head pro for T.incoln
Properties Company or Southern
California.
Stuart plans lo have three
teaching pros as assist ants,
including one "·oman and tv.·o rnC'n.
One of this group will coordinalt' an
intensive training and teaching
program for junior players.
Smith's Bid to Fly Coop
Sty1njed by Los Angeles
JOHN HAVLICEK F~C!S BUCKS.
LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles
Rams say they won't honor running back
Larry Smith's request to be released
from the last year 0£ his Rams' contract
so that he can play with the Jacksonville
Sharks of the fledgling \Vorld Football
League.
"The Rams hope his decision will not
affect his performance with the Rams in
1974," a team spokesman said after
Smith signed with Jacksonville P.1onday.
He said he hoped to be released from an
obligation to play out his option with the
Rams and join the Sharks this year.
Rams spokesmen said a no-cut
contract was the key dispute in
negotiations with Smith, whose signing
with Jacksonville was announced along
with that of running back Ha nnon Wages
of the Atlanta Falcons and offensive
guard Guy Dennis of the Detroit Lions.
"He had demanded a no cut con tract.
This is contrary to club policy," a Rams
spokesman said.
Smith, 2G, a five year veteran, lost his
starting job to Jim Bertelsen last fall and
gained only a little over 300 yards. He
faces a Strong challenge for a backup
job from Penn State's John Cappelletti,
the club's No. I draft choice.
e Stot1es Returns
LOS ANGELES -The UCLA track
team, ooe of the strongest in the nation
Tusti11 's Hiss Fined
Unser Hits 188 at Indy
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Bobby Unser,
a lv•o.tin1c winner already this season,
gave it full throttle Monday at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he Jed·
the busiest opening day of practice in the
SIJ.yea r history of the Indianapolis 500.
Unser, the 1968 Jndy winner and the
older of the two racing brothera £tom
Albuquerque, s p u r re d hi! new
Offenhauser-powercd Eagle around the
2'11·mile oval at 188.245 miles an hour,
the day's hottest lap.
The opening practice ror the May 26
rac~ began on a sour note as longtime
U.S. Auto Club official Walt Myers, 71,
was nearly run down in the pits by
Tustin's Mike Hiss, as the veteran driver
dueled with rookie Tom Bigelow to be the
first on the track this year.
in 1974, has received news v.·h!ch
indicates that the Bruins will conlinu e lo
be very strong next year.
1 Dwight Stones, 20, holder of the ,,·orld
record in the high jump, has apologized
to UCLA coach Jim Busti for "all the bad
things I sa id about the school'' and says
he may re-enter UCLA next fall .
"I've grown up quite a bit and I
decided it was time I went to coach Bush
with my hat in my hand and told him I
was sorry for all the bad things r said
abbut him and the school." Stones said
f\.1onday .. "· .. I'm rclieYcd. Nothing has
been decided about mv academic fulure
but there's a chance 't n1ay go back t~
UCLA." he added.
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MEMPHIS -· The City P a r k
Commission voted Monda)' to lease
~femphis f\1emorial Stadium to the _..
Toronto franchise of the World Football "•
League: ~rhaps dashing, the cily's hopes "\
of obta~1n1ng a N~tional Football !..eague 'l-
expans1on franchise. "'
J , Alan lianover. Toronto's attoi-ney in
Memphis, said alter the vote that team
own~r John Bassett Jr. had told him
earl!er in the dar that he v.·ould definitely
move the franchise to the city if the lease
were approved.
• Dome R11t1 Ret!ord
B,ERKELEY -Santa Clara University
senior Gene Delyon is the new owne r of
the NCAA single-season home run record
of 18 and still has four baseball games
left to lmproVe on it.
. The old NCAA record of 17 home runs
m 8 .season was set by Dale ·Ford or
Washington State in 1966 and equaled by t't
Greg Roddich of Colorado State in 1967. ~
e Nets WhJ Again "
SALT LAKE CITY -The New York Ill
Nets leveled a. ba lancl'd atta~ Against ~
Ullah Monday night for a IQ3..1ro overtime
v ctory and their third consecutive wln
wilhout a loss in the American Ba~kec.ball Association chamJ>l· ~1 series. on~u p
10,611 See World Tea111 Tennis -Open
!Uss, t972 Indy rookie or the year, and
Bigelow were fined $100 tor leaving under
a yellow caution light.
~fyers, once a riding mechanic and
steward for the PQt three yoars, suffered
a broken hip and fractured wrist in
falling to avoid the race car.
High-scoring Julius Erving of New
Yofk . was held to 2l Points but ot
offensive help from reammates Lag
Ke;noo with 18, Billy Paultz with 17 rz:
Brian Taylor with IS. 3
The contest was tied IH·!M at the end of r~gulallon play. Kenoo pumped in the
first two field goals In the overtime
period and the Nets v.·ere never behind after thal PH ILADELPHIA (AP) -Billie Jean
King . who makes it a practice to count
rhc house In between stroke~. took a look
:if \\'orld Team Tennis' fi rst tun1-ou1 and
1· .. tlmated It would take thn:..1c to flvc
'1·nrs lo fi ll the arena. · 'In King coached her PhrlntJelphia
~· rt't.ldomt to a 3.1·25 ·vit·tor;. ~londuy nl~hl u,·cr lhe Pittsburgh Trianglt'!i,
cl..1 t{lt'CI by Ken RosewaJI. She spUt a
·' r
pair of matches with Evonne Goolagong,
while Rosewall won nnd lost against
Jlrlan Fairlie.
It wasn't onl y the tenni$ that a crowd
of t0.611 (7.322 paidl watch<!(! at the
17,000·~eat Spectrum. It v.·as the rormat,
the four-point ga ml!s, the one-set
n1atc.hes. the nine -poin t ticb~akt>r, the
cuniulall\'l! game scoring that decides
lbc 1ea1n wlMer.
•
In general the well-dressed turnout wa.s
enthusiastic. tt applaudl':d and cheered ln ..
generally approved tennis spcctntor
style. There were .i few boos durin g the
action, and at least one leather-lunged
customer who screa.med •·come on SU!ie
.Jean."
Mainly, however, ll ~'as a. typical
tennis crowd, not th! cl>ecring, booing,
catcalling types the WTI hopes to draw.
They didn 't get the hockey, basketball,
baseball, (ootball fan who comes with the
idea his money entitles him to vent his
spleen.
"ll wlll come," Mrs. Klrig lnslt~ed.
"There were a rew there tonight
IMonday). It will take a little while for
rans and players to adjust to the
changes. It took a while fc !ans to gel
used to the tiebreaker. Now they like iii
and so do the players. All have to adap
to a new sltuatk>n."
Chief Steward Tom .Binford'• "1'<nlni
spetd limll of l!-0 m.p.h. was litted 311-
houra after the track opened.
Joining Unser over the 180 m.p.h. mark
were Bigelow, David "Salt" Walt.her,
Mike Mosley and Steve KrllUorr. Mosley
hit 184.312 m.p.h., Walther 183.164,
Krtsiloff 181.561, and'Blgclow 181.20IJ.
Wnltbcr w111. making hit !1"8t
appearance on the 1r11ck since suffering
cril.IClll burns In a crash at the start ol
last year's Indy 500.
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JOWA CITY, Jowa -Universit y of
Jowa basket~ll coach Lute Olson Lnbbcd
his third Cahfomla junior c:ollegc playeT
for duty Monday with the signing of Rio
Hondo College ace Fred Habarectit
Habar<eht, a 6-8, ~Pollnder · joins
Long ll<ach City Collcce stars Dn~ !'roll
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Of , ... O•lll' Piiot stiff
Jack RobhLWn was asked to
tender his resignation os
baseball COilCh at Southern
Califor~ia College and he
l'Omp!iep.
Robil)Son, hOwevcr. is <1lso
wrestling coach tor the Costa
Mesa college and is leaching
class in sportk offick1ting.
But he is uncertain of his
future in either instance.
"It is very doubtful if he wi ll
be back as wrestling coach
next year," athletic director
Paul Peak told the Daily Pilot J.
today.
"We feel J ack did a great
job as far as coaching is
concerned. But he felt one waY
about a e<>rtain situation
playing an inellgible player
and 1 fell another \Vay about
it.
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Faltermeiers Boost
Uni's Tenn·is Stock
By HANK WESCH
Ot !tit OlllJ l'Uel srell
John and Brad Fal!ermeicr
took up the SIXlrt of tennis
with differing degrees of
enthusiasm.
John took to the sport like a
duck to water. Brad's fervor
was more like a duck takes to
becom ing a duck roast
They've C<>me to reach
nearly equal levels of ability
and dedi cation to the game
now, h-Owcver, and it's largely
because of the t\•:o br-0thers
that University High is
enjoying its fin est season.
Brad has \\'OD 53 -0f 56
singles sets this season and
took the singles title at the
recent Costa Mesa Invitational
tournament.
says University coach Gary
Sise!. "Joltn's game is based
on concentration and he hits
the ball pretty hard. Brad has
a greater v(lriety of shots in
his garr.e. But th ey· re
basically equal." "It's just a
matter of ~·ho 's playi!lg \\'CU
that day," ad1nits Brad.
"Sometimes ~·e play against
each other in tournaments, but
I don't really like to play
against John because he
knO"-'S me too well , and I know
him. We don 't have too many
close matches against each
other in toumarr.enrs. one
plays \\·ell and the other
doesn't."
A typical example came 3$
part of a J·fa\vaiian tour last
s u mm e r . Both won
tourna1ncnts \\'hile on the
Island, and In 19.'0 matches
against each other the
decisi-0ns were split.
\Vhen teamed up in doubles,
as they \\'ere recently at Ojai.
the brothers m a k e a
c-0mplintentary pai r. John . a
stocky right-hander, plays the
forecourt. Le.ft·hande r Brad
plays the add court. Both have
developed an affinity for
partnership by playing against
their father and sister Gloria.
Gloria. a freshman has seen
action in son1e v a r s i t y
matches already.
"She's a good player, but
vrrv erratic," say<; ~rad .
"S!le p!ays the gaine about
like I did as a freshman."
\\'hich only means trouhle
for future Univer.slty
opponents. Though dividing his tin1e
between playing singles and
doubles, John, a senior, has
maintained a beUer than 8
. percent win ratio for the year.
And University High is
gunnihg. for a share of the
Girls Athletic Results
Orange League title and a Glrt1 GvmnM1lc1 "bl CIF I ff · · Ntwport (7S.J) 01~• Hlllt u2.n1 poss! e . p ay-O flOSll.iOn. V~ul!-1. Kephar! (NH) 2. M~l~•ney
(M) J. Witter !Ml. Time : 31.7.
!oO oic~-1. Cl Cvllin;'>re (Ml 2. Nfl'lson (M) l. J:elerabeno (E). Time: lS.6.
100 lree rel~v-1 . Marina. Time; Sl.l.
"A decision will be made
so1netime next week. \Ve have
app1icants for both jobs but it
will be difficult to find
someooe on short notice who
will have the roaching skills of
Robinson." UNIVERSITY HIGH TENNIS STANDOUTS JOHN (LEFT! AND BRAD FALTERMEIER. The brother s were <OHJ 3. 8odinus (NHL
introduced tO tennis at the 8ars-1. l(eph~rl !NH) 2. SO'Jinus {NH)
ages of 9 and 10 \\'hen the J. A.mies tNHI.
Olrts &admlnlon
M8rina 1, Ediwi 5 Robin.-c;on replies:
"\Ve had a gentleman at
shortstop who was declared
ineligible. He (Ron Snlazarl
didn't have enough units from
Cypress College.
"I fee l like someone has to
be the scapegoat and I'm sure
J'm the one. I have never
looked into eligibility since
I've been there.
''I'm really not bitter or
anything." Robinson ron·
tinucs. "I am upset at the
way they handled ii. I don't
have too many ans1vers but
the ma in thing right no"'· for
the sake of lhe wrestling
program. is that they say
something one lA'a)' o r
another.''
Asked if he knew Peak had
said it was doubtful he would
be back next year as wrestling
coacll, Robinson replied :
"I hope it's not true but if
Paul says that, I ca n"t argue
the point.
''But really. I ca11't be
bitter. It is causing me some
embarrassment and my future
is at stake. I'm a local person
and I don't like having such
shots taken at me.
"There's more to it than
n1eets the eye. I think they
lA'8.J1t a full time person and
I can't take that much less
money Crom ~'hat I'm making
now.
"Another big factor is the
fact that I'm not or the same
fai th as the school and they
brought this up many times.
This is the foremost factor
and everything else leads up
to it."
Prep Tennis
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U!ltwnlty 1111 1111 """"a l•ttll
1Corr.el'4 ftnulht
""'" Vlelr1 fUf lent hi T!Wna~ 1-': lost to So110lfl0 4.-<1; oef DoO!I~ ~31 def ThornlQfl ..... Aaen u) '"'' M. 'l-6; "'°" 6--1. 1-J.. Har~' N ) los! 1-6, ()..6, won 6·1: losl 2-6. Tun"•ll iUl 1011 1'6, 1-6, •·1, 1-6.
°""'" A"lt·Wlll (U) ~11111 w;rn P"'°<1io1-MCClunQ 3-1. 6-'; )!)!ti w!lll Cu~a•d· C,llllllian ~-6. 1.~. &rad •ntt JOlln Felltrmeler (Ul w0<1
.... 6-"l; won 6·2. 6·1,
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Invitational Spike Meets
Should Be Sliced i1i Half
Area JCs
Compete
In Prelims
City to Northern California. Free e•e•ci5-1. SPrlet !OHl 2. Ut Kepl'\1rt (NHl, R~r (NH). John caught the enthusiasm Girts Swlmmlroo for the sport of his father v1rMtir
(John V.) and when it came M"""" (''' (J4l EdiiOl'I time tO decide ab 0 U t 200 m«!ley rll'lav-1. Mit<lnd. Time1 2:01.1. -specializing, he had no 100 ,.__1. IC. sc1mei<1er tM> 1. K.
Problems. c;,_.. (El l. ves1ttv (MJ. T!me : 1:01.0. • "I guess I really g-Ot 100 brea1r-1. T. ScP>neider (Ml 2. dedicated to it the summer Gella1 (E) 3, Olltmer tM). Time:
L~ ll ~I Troulma" 11-'· 11.0. Molwn IM) Gel Ellmore 11·\. 11·?.
HdUllf! n dtl Lllldsey 11·3, 11.,). Rl!cnoe (Ml def Cappello 11 ·10, 11·1. w;rna""' (.0,\) di!! John.on 11-', 11'6. Biiiman !Ml def Enollsh 11·9, 11-'.
""*" o~vld·West (El def Benner.YounQ 1S'6, ...... tldchaelis-Olornen (El def Rlegel·Rlegoel
$.IS, IS.11, 1$.9.
Yer~y-Welt>ert:>ff {El def Turlev·Tvrler
\\'hen Cap Sheue decided some 50 years ago
to host an invi tational track and field meet.
he met with no -Opposition.
Travel wasn't easy then but athletes and
coaches recognized the need for a major
invitational.
It \.\.'as a success and has continued to be so.
Naturally, those with proper facilities and
ambitious roaches could see how th is would
help thei r programs and the numbers of
major track mee ts fl-0urished.
There ~·as only one problem. \Vhile many
meets were being added. n-0ne were dropped.
STEVE
BRAND
Like la\\'S and rising prices, -0nce It became
traditional to hold the meet, not even sparse
cro\vds could prevent the event from being
staged.
The result tod ay is that on 10 possible
weekends during the track season there are 62
sanctione~ events or an average of 6.2 meets
per weekt'.nd.
Even that may n-0t sound like too many
unt il you consider the CIF ruling which states
an individual (not the teaml may compete in
no n1ore th<i:n four inVltationals.
So what you have is a highly diluted
product.
A classic example of the 1~tatering do1\n
pr~ss came the weekend of the Chaffey
lnvitati-0nal aud the Lagun a Beach Trophy
mee t.
There \vere perhaps three note\\·orthy
marks at the Chaffey meet. There was only
l ! 19.6. after my freshman year in :zoo Ind. me<:1i.y-1. e. Grffr CEl 2.
high h I " J hn !Js AlllSO<l iEl 3. K. Scl'lo>el~r (M). one, rw.,., Case's ~IO V.a high 1"ump, at the so:: oo , o reca ·"It r 11m: 2:n.1. ~.,.. asn'l easy -plai·n·ng 1·t lo 01~1ng-1. BM~ <El 1. u1nerwood
T h j LOMA A · f \\' "'"' I !El 3. C,'!rpenler fM ). Polnh : ~-1-
lS-S, 13-18, lM. Slehl·Ravan !Ml def Gaforth·TOU" IS-
9, S-1S, IS-11. Gerlacn-Eli.enzimmer {El dtl Coulion·
Ou~can 8·1S. 1S.10, 18·1S. 'l'un·WdlOron !El otl HamlltCfl-O'l<;IOod
1S-1, ll·IS, IS-10. rop Y mee · ALTA 1 -trio O the wrestling coach as I'd 2f» free-1. Hassen lMl 2. e. Grttr
The Chaf!e y meet might have reached' its Orange Coast Co 11 e g e . wrestled Jhat year and •·on -te 1 ve~1ttv (Ml. Time: 2,09.3. ' -;:=======::..::..:=:::;-100 ltv-1. Allison (E) 2. IC. Greer (Ell
Prev ious high-quality standard had the standouts tnn the list of area the 'Co ach's Endeavor' J. Plcke" (M). Time: 1:11.1. ""t' 100 ti.ck-1. H~nssen !M) ?. T f th La Be h award." athl etes rom e guna ac meet entrants in We: d n e s day 's ~nnelder (Ml J. Lam11 EJ. Time
attended. Sou~·m n."'ortu"a JC track Brad, however, was a little 1:09.1. 1 l.lft:' \,Allll rebellious. 200 frell! r_.iay-1. Marin&. Tlmt: l :Sl.,
It would have beell an outstanding meet had and field prelims at Chaffey ''At first I hated it, or Junior varM•v
Mission Viejo sent its best athletes, who opted College. pushed into it , but I wonder if 100 med~11"":e1~'t! ... f~1M~~I~':. T;me:
for the Ate.di.a Invitational m· stead. The Chaffey meet begi·ns al it wouldn't have been better if i:nL•. SO ir-1. Malevasl (E) McL1ren (M) There are two solutions. 4 with the javelin competition. I had quit earlier and thE'nj 3. Lin0ens1ao1 (E L Time: 28.8.
The t f the fi Id t taken it up again," says Brad. so 11rea11-1. k. Pickell IM) 2. Lvncn The most obvious ~·ould be to ""Ve the ·res o · e even s !Ml 1. Bu<1r1s (E). Time : 31.3. 1~ 111 t 4 30 "th the f" st Inevitably, a rivalry between 100 Ind. medler-1. M.tlavesi (El 1 number of invitati-0nals curbed. The Southern ° ow a : WI U' h culllnare !Ml 3. to:.. PicKell tMJ.
h ood running event getting under tdhe ~ersthouon the coheurt has r ime: 1 :1s.t. Counties meet at Huntington Beac is a g way at S. The last race is eve"'t"""• gh neit r one Olvlr>Q--1. MHlloan ut.J ?. can0etar1a . h p t d t (E l ). MtGeo'lH! fM). Poin!s: l7.8S. example of the high degree of competition scheduled !or 7:20. as an a paren a van age. 100 1r-1. Ma1ava~1 ce 1 ' "On any given day either L•llder1sra<11 (E l 3. wa1111 !Ml. nme
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2600 Harbor Cosra Mesa \\'hich results when there are only one or t\\'"O Finals ~rill be held at ~ .. •d be t th ' th ,, i:os.•. One L.VUI a e (l er, SO flr-1. McCasll!ll CE/ 2. Battman competing meets. Chaffey Saturday, May 18 with ----~--------------'-'·-~------------
A second s-0lution would be eliminate the the field events starting at 5
four.in vita tional rule. That would allow those and the running~\'ent.S at 6.
athletes who do not get enough competition OCC's contingent is led by
with one dual meet and an invitational every sprinter Bruce Girasole. threc-miler · Duane WaJtmire and
other week, a chance to compete twice a javelin ace Tony Ciarelli.
~-eek. Girasole won the South
Don't hold your breath f-0r either l-0 happen. Coa st COnference t oo -ya rd
Eliminating invitationals m!gh.t sotmd like a dash last Saturday with a 9.8
good idea but few coaches are willing to have clocking and was second in the
T~IEIR meet be the -0ne axed , no matter how 220 (22.1). Waltmire easily
thin the crowd or entry list. captured the three mile in
And, the restriction on numbers of meets 14:35.2 and Ciarelli wiped out
was brought abolu to protect an aUtlete from his own school javelin mark
burning himself out too early in the year. It with a toss of 221.S.
\\'Ould also heighten the competition between -Orange Coast Entrants
meets to land the top kids. 100 -Bruce Girasole t9.8);
It's Wlfortunate the nwnber of meets can't 220 -Girasole (-22.1): three-
be sliced ·in hall and the no-limit polky mi 1 e -Du an e Waltmire
returned. ~1aybe then the crowds would (14:35.2); 440 relay (43.4):
return to the invitational track meets and get mile relay (3 :33.6); long
their 'money's worth. It certainly isn 't jum?-Jeff Peck ( 21 -0) :
happening in many meets now. javelin throw-Tony Ciarelli
Don't count on Seeing the Arcadia (221.S).
Invitational meet. where Laguna Beach's Eric Golden "'est Entrants
Hulst ran his outstanding 4:09.1 and 8:S9.8 440 -Bob Schenk (49.21:
double, on television right away. While the three -m ile--T-0m Stacey
classy meet will be shown -0n Channel 4. it (15:04.9); mile relay (3 :24.5);
won 't be until ?\-fay 26, a full month after the shot put -Lee Gainey (45-
event. . .. 4;~ l: discus -?\of ark Domas
---------.039-31\), Gainey (t:l>-31\).
Whenyoufe out
on tlie town,
remember:
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Baseball Standings SaddJeback Entra.nts
440 -Glenn Bradlev (51.0\·
long jump-Bradley '<23-l 'h);
discus-Dan Pahnka (142-2~2) .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East w L Pct GB
NC\\' York 16 12 .57 1
Detrolt 13 12 .520 I\\
Baltimore 12 12 .500 2
Cleveland 13 13 .500 2
Milwaukee 10· JI .4'i6 21\
Boston JI 15 .423 4
\Vest
Texas 15 II .577
Angels 15 12 .556 \;
Chicago 12 12 .500 2
Minnesota 12 12 .478 2~1
Oakland 12 14 .402 3
Kansas City IO 14 .417 4
MO!ICl•'fs Oemn Oe!rol! s. Cl'llCll90 4 New York 6. Te••s 4
Cleveland ~. C•Ulomle l B11tlmore 6. O.klend 3 Only games scMOuled
· TOdey•s Oamn New York (Meodlch S·ll et Te•as CMa~•lll 0.01 Clllca110 (WOOd l·~) et Detroit !SllVb.ot k IU) Mlnnesora lt>Kk•r 2·?) at Mllwevllee ~Wrlollt 3.Jl Cleveland (J. Perry 2·1l 11 Cal!fornla ! anana 3·21 Baltimore (Grlm1lt~ ]..;) al 0.klanO 1-tot11m1n 2·ll Only ga..,.s Klledlf ed
Wtdllffd•Y'I C1mn
Nlw York el Boston c11lc100 11 OtrlroH Mlnnesole al Mllwtukte Kensat City et Teitas Clev~lend at Callfonofa Balllmor• •I 01k111'ld
• NATIONAL LEAGUE
East w L Pct GB
st. Louis 14 12 .538
J\.tontreal 10 tO .500 I
Phila®lphia t3 t3 .500 l
Chicago 9 13 .409 3
New York to 15 .400 3~2
Pittsburgh 8 14 .364 4
West
Los Angeles 18 9 .667
Houston t1 JI .6-07 I\\
Cincnnati 12 JI .522 4
San Francisco 14 J3 .519 4
Atlanta 13 l4 .481 5
San Diego 13 16 .448 6
Mooldlon o.-s San Ol&QO 7, Plll~IPf>I• 6 Los Angelei ar Montreel, plld. San franclKo al New York, ppd. onrv otmei Kllltduled
TO!Sl'('I C1'"'1 Allanta (Morton 4'-2> at Cllkaoa (Stone 1).(1) Sen Fr1ncl1«1 (8ri1111 0.1 1nd Birr 0.1) al Ntw York (Stav.,. 1-2 and 1ont 0.2\,? San Oleoo (Arlfn 1.J or Troedson l.01 •I P1'1Uaclelphl1 fSdl...eMlr l-3), ,:3S t .m. St. LQUlt IMcGloll'len ll el Cfnclnnell (Norm1n l·?l Los A,ngtltt IR..., 2"1 or ClowTllng 1-2) at MOntru1 (MOOf'I 0..) Pllltbt.rrvh (Ellis 1·11 et HOU!ilon 1Gr1tt ln )-IJ
w.i"""'Y'• Gamts Atlante 11 Chit~. San Ole9o al Ph .a.If"!• SI. Louis e1 Clnclnria1 Los Atig.tlH . 11 Montr111 Sin Fr1ncl1co 11 Nf'W' York Pttht111rvl'I 11 Hovston
Racquetball
Tourney Set
An ou td oor slng1es
racquetball tournament will be
staged at Orange Co a s t
C.Ollege 'Saturday and Sunday.
The three-wall toumev is a
double elimination affair and
has t h r e e divisions
in termediate, beginning and
women 's.
No open division will be
held. ,
Each match will consist of
the best two-o!-three games to
21 polnls. Trophies will be
awarded to first, second and
third place finishers in each
division.
Entries may be mailed to
Barry Wallace at Orange
Coast with the deadline set ...
Friday. A $4 entry fee will be
charged.
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-:,-15-YO:R CAR -IDLE ::UGH? WE TV m GHLI GIITS •
Golf Eve11l
At S_4.CC
Souto A110
Jackie Voelk1 won a match
\'S. par tournament for the
women's golf group at Santa
Ana Country Club last V.'etk.
\\'i!h an even par r ound.
Biba Shinn was second in A
OighL one dov.11.
In B fl ight, ii 1vas Fran
Fernandez the ,vinncr. one
do11'n. Tied for second at two
dov.'Jl were Carol Ann Ruoff
and Nell Graham.
Alice r..1ason and Susie
Stewart lied for first in C
flight, one dov.•n. Pam Shinn
and Sandy Mestyanek tied for
third, two down.
Frances Recd and Virginia
U>1vc tied for first in D flight,
l\VO down. Gini Bennett and
Ruth Hamill 1vere next , four
do1vn.
l\'laratho11
Polo Battle
Costa 11e sa Hi g h 's
1narathon water polo game
ended at. 11 :04 p.m. Saturday
after 3:> hours. t11•0 minutes
and 27 seconds of play and
1rould you believe it went into
ovcrti1ne'!
John J-:ppcrson whipped one
in fron1 20 feet out to give his
mates an 876-875 triumph '"''ith
still ovc>r 100 fans in
attenriance.
The conlcst of longrvily
bct1\·ern Squads consisting of
Costa r-.tcs:1 players \~·as \'IOn
by the Greens, cap~ained by
Bob Ric('.
The \\rtlites. under ca ptain
Stan Den1hccki. pushed the
\\·inn('rs for 138 I0·1ninute
quarters and funds realized
figdrc to total S I , 5 0 0 ,
according to \Vinning coach
Bill Pascual.
FUnds derived are
car1narked toward an early
Jwie 11·eckend trip north
l\·herc 1he ~lesans, under the
Costn i\fcsa Aquatics Club
banner. 1rill meet tc>a1ns front
Buscher (Santa Clara ) High.
James Lic k (Palo Alto) High
and Sant<J Clara Ifi gh.
I
Ex-Trojans
To Speak.
Three former Univcn;ity of
Southern California football
standouts \\•ill speak and
review filrn highlights of the
1972 u s e nation al
championship season at the
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in
Dana Poinl. S.1turday night.
1i'Iay 18, nl 7::10.
Allen Gallaher, Mike Rynn
Rnd D:'lve Brov.rn, all mcmh"r'>
of the '72 USC offensiv!\ line,
will aJso show film clipi; of the
1973 Rose Bowl game v.·ith
Ohio SllltC U.
The affair is sponsored by
the Orange County F'ello"'·ship
ot· "Christifln AthJe!ei;. Brue('
Hand, a menlber of the group
and an instructor al r:oldcn
\Vest College. · will net 3~
master of ceremonies.
Ryan and Brov.11 arr und('r
contract to the Sout hfrn
C:ili!ornla Sun or the n (.111·
\Vo rld F'ootball Leagu e \\'hilel
Ga llahe r pla~ for the t\P1v
England P~~ tht 0 1;-i, I
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TV DAILY LOG
Tuesday
Evening
MAV 7
6:00 0 00 EI! ma> News
@.lQJ(ll)(iJ:aJ(iJ(~CIJ) Ntws
0 80111nz1
a 111~ ol u im1 i nd ti.comes • no!o·
1ious bank robb4ir In !ht 11rlr
1930'l. m Mert Critlin Sltllw
(9 Movlt: (CJ (90) "SclrfKt Mell''
(ara) -Robert St1ek.
QOI Movlt: (C) (2h1) '1• T11, A
SPJ" (s usp) '66-Robert v~uahn,
a;J P1no11M1· Novtll
(i) Ho21n'1 He rots 9:00 Ci) TM lol4 Onu
I lt'ftriy Hillblllitl I ' ri MiuloR: l111posslbl• . k~o: tit« 'Jt "6rne111" Mod Squad . llC
El Pobrt Gonl1lt1 · Hodle1 T1p1ti1s t2 Crt1l1st S,Orta lta:111d1 · • l11tro del Mtrtd
ED lltn Auction 74 Dral (213) !1:30 U l':ii'@ I (J.) Mtuclt (Rl C11ors
6£.3-8421. boylr otnd is 1n overtt!Shl IUtSI. llld ffi Speed Ricer M~vdt is Insisting on StP'rttt
NB.l Bls•ttb1tl Pl•y·Dlls
In the eve nt 1 Slh 11me b ntl neet!s•
sary for the NBA B1s•t1b1U pl•1·oll5,
111 this tveninr's CBS prorummins is
subjtct to clltnRt wltllll1.1t 11olitt.
6:30 0 1'.2'1 (i"I [1'1 3 NIA
ball Cllampionllllps
(6) Oe1le1's Clloiu 0 O:ck '1111 Dyle Ool Merv Gt11fi11 Show
(l1' L~) Hor•n's Heroes
m Tr1vel Film ••fl U"lt R1sc1ls
7:00 IJ) 0 0 a:> CD Hews 0 86wlin1 lor Ooll1n I
{ 6' Movie: (2hr) "Sette I Life cl
Walttr Mitt(' (c11m) '41 -Dinny
!lave. V112•nl1 M110. 1
0 What't My Lint! m I ~°'e Lucy tD II T1~e1 A Thiel
!17) 00 I Dle1111 ol Jtannle:
Ei) £1111tralN
I C•J Dl11ntt •
llCCT Auctio• 7 4 "Gtntnr'
Duma
Usted 1 II Polid1 m Tlutt Stoorts
sletpmg 11r1n1em~11h.
Q Nttu • all• Hltlll
10:00 0 H's A Nice Pl•ct (R) 0 O::i IJ) tl.Ql: m Po II ct Sltry "Oeath on Credil'' (RJ Ollice1 Rick
C1lve lli, l11ttstif&lin1 1 phol!)'
ch1r1e·pl1te rinc, btcomes • $/!Op.
l1f1tr i nd is 1111ic~ly brou1hl lnlo th•
i:ro~p. »tin S.u o11, Owid CJftlfJ,
Rory C.lflot!'I, Howard 0~11. Ti11•
Louise and t111int Sle~tns stat. nmm• ... fri Ptny Muon
0 [t) (])CB M1rcvs WtfbJ M.D.
(R) Ors. Welby 1nd K1le1 ra«
1g1inst lime to determin e whit kind
ol med1c.a!lo11 1 com1tost wom11t
pa1itnl has l1ktn so thtJ c1n de-
C•de how to counl~r•ct 11. 1otr1111
81rnts 1nd lynnt M1!11 cunt.
(I I Oolt'J World
( l+ ())) Htt Hew ff.I Dr1rn1
CJ:) P11ist the lord Clv~ * New This Week on ABC
$10,000 PYRAMID
Mornings at 11 :30AM
Ctt S.tlt 10:30 I Journt," Adwnh.I,.
7:30 rJ' Hor•n'J Ht rots Spanish COllltd'J
8 lfOI Hollywood Squirts .,~ Ntws
Help Thr HtiRllbo1 £D ,;en ~ditll ...,, 0 S.uet1 ol Ille 0Hp "Wondtr1 ED Musiul (sptcttcull1
ot 1he Sea World"
Q Minlon $ MOY!t: (Cl (lh11 l l:OO OQOeEl~(i)Ntwt
"Oonov1n'1 Jletl" (com) '6l - ( 3) LU®! fD Q:S (J) Nt"
John Wayne, lte M1Nm, [l1t~beth 0 lest ol Cr111dM
Allen • r&J ,HIJ MllOn m iewitthtd 0 Mo.it: (C) "Tht llltt."Dtltll tf
(171 (3) T1 TaU !ltt T1utll Colontl llimp" (dra) 'tl -Ante!\
f:l:Jl@ Ltt's M••• A Dt•I Walbrook. Detxl11ll Kerr, ffi Stlfld Up l Cllttr ~ Misaiu: lniposMblt CD lobbJ C.W.W• Show T~ U1tOll(ll:-bln
(D TM lillo11l 1i1na Q (l) Sfntt filt !2& Tiit S.inl 8:00 0 !il@Qgi fDAdlWI ll (A) €D llC£T Aucti•" '74
Tht oltictrs hce waterlrO!!t prob ( tt (L,) Tht l'lennrt
lems, and t1c~tt an astrolcgy butL1 '
Jayne Me1do~ t uesls. lll:lO 0 (~ ({'.) (JJ CIS Lall Mtwit:
0 MoYit: (CJ 12111) "'/fYllt l11to ICJ HM1r1t1ibt" (dr1) '~nd
59•te" Uti·!1> '70-Mio Ito. I W+lde. Abbt [an•. Jt1n W1H1ct.
0 (!1l (}1 CD Happy D1yt "Be lh~1 0 :ll Ci) "IQ) m lollrtnJ C.rsttt
I 11~1 on Your Bloc~" Howard build~ 0 Movit: "ROOIJI I• Ltr (mys) ·~
a bomb sheller but all hrs lnen ds. -Cons!anct Smith, Jimmr H1n:cy.
1elallves and neir.hbo11 want so•~ Ctl Twllicllt Zo111
1n a !>helter 1t1it -.111 hold l)niy a
lew people.
S..IHi lo Ad'ltilturt
Mttiutt f'lhn Ft1liY1I
0 WIOE WORLD MYSTERY * Oonr;a Mills slars in
ONE DEADLY OWNER i Dt•ltf's Choict
lltn Auclion '7t "Ari & An· 0 [VJ (I) fl) Wide W.W Mydtry
liques " •·0tie Otadfy Own«" (R) A phofOt. !i Oule11! 11pher's modtl Is ineip!iubty
Co111td1 lln wn to th1 purchHe ol •n tl•
Movit: "Clptvf'ld" (dra) '33 -riensi~• 11/!omobilt which is 10 bk•
l tshe Howard, P1u1 luk1s. I her, against htl wilt, to the seen•
8:30 0 ( 29' (I"") (.i' Haw i ii ri-rt·O (Ill ot1 I murder. Donna Mills UICI Jtrtmy
A e~mbl~r becomes !Mt central II~ 8 tit iti r.
ure in a macabre lottery b1M!d <on 12:00 (i) 0111 Sttp ltyon•
the p~~)fC\ed llour or his death. I m Mom: ''01t of tM: Part"' (dr•) CJ .:;tl @J lIQI ED HI C Tuesd1r1 '41-Kuk OouJll1, J1nt C1eer,
Mr1tt1J-81n1cek (Ill Ban~c~k on I (9 Bill Co~y
v~h~at~s the !heft ~1 a twc·lnd·•·
hall·million·doU11 computtt 11111 bt · 1:00 (J) 0 00 Ii) Ci) Nhs
longs to 1 we1!U11 h7pocbondriac. 0 ~ TOMO!row
Annt Ba•ter ~tsts. • 0 [7' (1J CF) ABC Tut$dar Movie: l :tS 0 Movie: "II Hid II It YW-
(C) (90} '1he SlolJ ol Pie tty Bor (com) '41 -Gin1tr Rorus, CorMI
Fiord" {dr•) '73 -MMt1n Sheen. Wilde.
II.rm 011by, M•chael Parks. Ellen 2:00 m All·Niiht Show: "llood l I lack
Corby. Oesper.i e to esc1pe hom Litt," "P•nic In tht Stlttb" pcwerry, 1n Okl~homa !Jrm txivl
J,.~~es his tlo1e-knl! la mily to better 3:10 0 MCNit: "lht I la Slffr (dr1)
himself. ln5tead he is enmeshed in '4~Robert Mile.hum, Jane Gttt1. •
ID ''Tlngiet" (adv) '4S -M111' Wednesday Monlez. Sabd, P1t~on rost1r,
l:OO ((l "M1n Willl the Golde• Ann''
DAYTIME MOVIES Conct. (dH) 'SS -rra11k Sin1tra llim NDY1l Lin l MNdJ t11tur:
0 el!e. t:OO {C) ''I'll Take ~en" (com) (iQJ (C) .. Tht TbrUI ol It AH" (com~
'liS -Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld, •6Z-JimesGarner, '--;,Doy. Din a Me11111. """ 3!30 0 (C) '1"' Devil It t O'Clock• 9:30 0 "The Black Glow" 1-J "'-... ,~ ,,.. (dra) '61 -Spencer Tr1c1, fiank Aler Nico!, Eleanor Summuileld. Sinatra.
11:00 0 "T1kt A Letter, D11lln1'' (com) l:O (C) "bk Sbttt'" (dr1) '61 -
'42 -Ro!.atind Rus.sel\, Fred Mic· Susfn HIJlfard. Xrhn Gwin. Yer•
Murray. "The M1rsb1I ol Htldo11do" Miles.
(wes) "50-Jimmy (lhs!>n. 0 '1hrtt r1ees ol [vt" (d11) '57
-ktanne Mooctwaid, lee J. Cobb, 12:00 m "llldn1pptcl" (elas~1c) '38 -David Way11t. •
Warner Balltf, F1tdd1e Barlholo (17; (~ l "M., CtlebrilJ" (d11) 'tl-
1new. -l!~uLHtnry.
1:00 5& "The 01mntd l><in'I Crr'' (dra) ll.:J l!J (C) "None lilt lh• l1m• '50-D~vid B11~n, Join CraWl!>rd. (dra) '65 -fiank Sin11t1, Ciinl Wi lker.
2:00 ~ (C) "Tiie Scn111!• Lelttrs" (mYJ), t :JO (~(())"fact nl A ru!itiwt"(wcs)
67-Ale• Cord, $h11ley Cato~. '!>9-htd NicMurtiJ, L n t.tcCarthr.
KOCE TELEVISION LOG
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'Owl and Pussycat' W l1ttt Mctkes l;'vel J(1iievel Ju11ip?
tt: l'n1 t·urio11~ ;1l>0u1 t:\'c l Kt1ir\'l•I -1ht> molorcyrlt·
thll'l'd!!\ll. \\'hufs his ai.;e? \\'lu·tt "'11s h~· born'! \\'hat's his
.rl·al n.~1111>'! And hum't he t·ha nJ:f'll hl!i n1 i11d nbout jun111-
111i,: lhl' Gru nd Can~on':'-1'. fl. Ot't'. l'or1s1noulh, Ohio.
used to 111ake?-~l.S.T., Ptns111·ol11. flu.
At Sebastian's West ,\. '.'\~". "1\t> ~ou a ju111 p ltt<1t C<Hl)Oll becnUSl' I ~ave
111:.· \1urd. ht· told a spolrs rl'pO!'ler Horl'(I with hurtling
O\l'I" n1\1.s o( ii duLl'I\ or 111orc c<irs <.111d tr·uck~ or a rnoun -
1,1111 vi fountains t~·ontin1t Caesar's l'i1lt1l"C' in Vrg:1s and
otl11•r ~uppost.-dlv 1nsur1nountablc ob'lo!a('lt's. Knievl'I in·
:i1s1.~ h{·'lt hop lhC' Grand Canyon f';"H'IY tttis sun1n1cr.
A. 1'io. A collection or l!cdd 's bluv n•t'C'lf'l'i--llf'W and
olU-1s ht•1nl{ offered for s;.i!t· b) rt dl·rll•·r 111 Cnn1p1on.
Thi· d1si:·s arc described us ,bt:in)! "HM!', nriui;:hty-hncl,
bold, daring rud-hot . suggl'slu c. u11d Olush-n1ukini: JOkt-;
und stor11•s for 1:1dults only."
1'hc<ill·ri.:ocrs "llo h av c
vjs11('d Scb<1slian'!i \V c s t
r>i_n_nt'r Playhouse during it~
1n111til sc:i~o11 will have n
('harlCt! llus n1uuth to gel a
look at lhc n111n whn put :ill
bur lhc f1r "t production
together.
.lohn frr'l.<h!l'il .in Llran:.t~·
Coast t: o J J l' g <' dr;.inia
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TOM TITUS
Intermission
onc·ns his 11e111 shOI\', "Th~· Owl
a1.1U lhe P u ss ycn L,' ·
\\ ct.lnesllu y 111gh1.
Ftr~.atl'll l11111scl£ 111ill be the
"owl." The "pussyc:1t" is Lee
'-lurphy. a San Diego actress.
'l'l1<1t 'i; l/)(i ca~l. in total.
s u e t' c " . Fl)H t'EllZACCA, it'll be ~1 011. ·'Fid· the second ti1nC around ir} Bill
dli·r on the f\lanl1off's comedy about a
Ho i!." ··.\ book ish fl1llow 'whose life
Funny 'rhing bccon1cs enlanglcd "'ith that
II .1 p n 1· n· of a Indy of the evening. lie
l'r:•1•cc.1. t•d en the doubled as actor+director in
\\lay lo the Forurn'' rind ··~t:in 1he p!:1y four ~·cars ago during
ul La f\lanclu1 " fur ti re ,.,au a busy stason as rnanaging
l' 1 c in c· !1 t (' diHnf'r tht~:iter, : d1rl'ctor of the L n gun a
l\loullon Playhouse.
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AMERICAN GlAfflTI !Ml
THlY SH001 HOISIS
DON'T MY io1
··The Q"•l and the Pus."vcat"
1s !he first non-musieal ·show
:11 Sebastian's, "'hich pl ans to
:1l11•rtHl!C n1 u s i cal-; nnd
couil•dics fo r a \\'hilc . "Daines
nt Sea" follows "Q\vl and the
l'ussycat"' into the tlinner
house nexl month. \V i l h
"Norrnan, Is That You"!"
";1ili11g in the "'ings for a Ju!v
opening. ·
Four "·eeks of performances
;ire planned for "The O"·I and
I ht• Pussycat." \\'udn<'sdays
through Sundays at 8 : 4 O
follo"·in~ dinner heginning at 7
o'c]n("k ;ll !he playllOU"il'. l ~O
J\vl'n1da 1-'it·o. S:in Cll'1ne11le.
Hesrrv:11iuns 4!12-9!!50.
C(J:\Tl.\'Ul\f; on lhc <;tagc
uf th<' count} ·s o \hr r
profcssion;il 1 hPatrr. South
t'O<lst J<.,pcrtory . is ~ nc"'
Hriti :-:h play, ''The
Philnnthropist." by Christo-
ph(>r •rampton. David En1mes
dirt:,'C'ts !he biling rorncdv-
drama \vith Don Tuchc pla)'-
1ng the title role .
Al~ ft>atured in th1• SCR
~hu\\' nrc S;-1undra ~1 attht•"'S·
l'~·ill'Oll. Toni l"lOU!oil:is~. ],co
r;rC't'lll'. (iary .J3(•!l aud .John
f.!11n[!1 0n. l'urta1 n is R o'clock
\\'ednt•sday through Sunduy at
m MANN
THEATRES
0.NI MACllMAH
''THf CONVllSATION"
O..· ... Ill ~ $uo. I JH.l~I •· O.•-Wh•-• 00.-_..__
"A lOUCM 0' CL.A.IS" """1 1 11awi...i1,,1,.11
~
~ Am•rlc1n '"'" Th•aitre
I Pr111nt1
'THREE SISTERS'
TWO OATS ONLT
f ;OCI .. .M. & t :OCI .. .M,
.. ~~----"THf '"''• CM.Ul" ~, l l llll -lltll -c;..., .. , .. ~
W, Ill. ftaa. .hi~
fiddl•r on th• loof .. ,...,.,...,.,1111 •• Man of L•Mendt• • ..., 1111 -.1 .. 1111
"ZARDO%" 1 l)
+ "FANTASTIC PLANET" CPG-1
R11b•rt lt•dford -Mio Farrow
"THI GltlAT OATSIY' (PG'I
"ALICI IH WOND l!ltlAND"
'"" .. CHARLIE ANO THI! ANGIL" (G)
'"THE STING" IPGI ...
"CHARLIE ¥ARRICK" IPGI
"PA,ILLON" IPGI ...
""IST FULL OF DYNAMITE" IPQ.I
"THE CONV!'l.SATION" (PG-I
'"
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"SLIEPllt" IPGI
•
tht• 'fhird Step Theater. 1827
i\l·wport Hlvtl., Costa l\1csJ .
f{c~L·rva11ons 646-l:IGJ.
HES~I L\'G ITS lhrl.'e·\\CCk
run 1on1ghl at the Lt1~una
Aloulton Playhouse 1s another
I \\'O·cha ra c I er con\edv
appropriately 1itlecl "The T~'~
of Us." under the direction.of
H:ip c;ruhuin. Actually il'<>
four· ))l;1ys In one with a single
l'ouplc enacting 11 different
roles.
\\'1.1lt('r Daly and Jacquie
~1offcll coinpri~e the bu!>y
l'asl of the l\1ichael Fravn
\'igncl!C'S, which begin at 8:.30
tnnight through Saturday at
!he playhouse. 606 Laguna
Canyon lload. Laguna Beach.
Hcservations 494·0743. • TllE ANNU1U. Souther.n
C:1ilforn i<1 Onc-1\ct P l a y
'l'uurnanienl is coming up al
Hiverside this weekend, "'1th
three Orange Coasl theat{·r
grou11s a1nong the
participants.
lteprescnting the coastal
;1rca \\•ill be lhe San Clemente
Con1n1unity Theetter. the
Fountain V:illey Cornmunity
Theater and the Jck-llydc
Pl;iycrs of Costa t\'lesa . The
tourney \\'ill be held Friday.
S;iturday ;ind Sunday evenings
at th!' Riverside Con11nunity
Players' th!'ater.
The Jek·llyde Plavers arc
!he only grJup to rel~ase an\'
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-·~~~·· ... ~· :roT LiJ.M:N Wi~Tl'ilUX
--'"'""'"" --~------···~ ·---·-" -~-~···~
·--1 ......... ... _ .... ..... _ _..,
ENTERTAINMENT
in1orrnat1on on th l'u
productio n -it'll hf' 1111
original 1Jrn1na (' :1 l I 1• d
"Grendel," "'rlttL'tJ and
direeted by Dohn Sha111 . aru1
taken fro1n the h!gl·nd ol
Bco111ulf. It's set 1n thl'
northern Californ ia lllOuntui11s
<incl concerns the "13igfout."
story .
* CA ST I N G llAS b1·1:11
announced by the Fou1J1ai11
Valley Conununity Theater for
its upcoming \11hodunit. "Thl·
l'eacock Season." This Ornnge
Coun1y pren1iere is the lont'
"adult" sh o 1v of the
predominantly r hi I d re n · s
theater group.
. 'l'hc sp1..'t'LH·ular stunt \1•ill bl' ath•rn111<.'<I on hi s red
1\lute and bh1c'Sky-Cyt'IC X-2. Sky-('yclc X-1 crashL'(I int0
'Glad You Asked That'
by Marilyn and Hy Gardner
the botton1 of the SnHkc Hiver on a practice jump.
lits cycle, Knil'\'el declares, is c111>ablc of so1ne 5,000
pounds or thrust j)('r1nilling !he rider to att.liu a speed or
200 111rih off the launching track.
I le predicts his canyon t:i.if>l'r \1•ill he \\•ilnesscd li\·e
~y son1e 100.000 gapcrs li ning the ('anyon "'alls. Estimates
E\'el_. "\\le're gonrn.1 sell a 1nillion tirkets at $15 per head
lo v1c111 a closed-circuit 90-rninutc TV S!)('cial." In addi·
lion to t.hc main event It "'111· include highlights of hi!i
i'ltrecr. live races _and other breathtaking scgn1cnts.
\\lhaJ. makes him more nervous than his flying leap
1~ the li_kel~ presence among the S[X'Ctators of .n1!'mberS"of
his family, including his mother.
. A Libra , Hobert Craig Nicvcl \vas born on Oct. 17, 1938,
111 Butte, r.1ont. Jle's married, has three children. llis life
story "'~S the subject of a 1972 film. "'ilh George Jlam il·
ton playing the role of E 1'el.
Veteran county a c t r c s s
l\·1argaret Boyer and Joscpt1
IJ;unroth, a nc1\•co1ner to local
stages. "·ill share lhe leadin!!
rolus \\'ilh Ken S:nolka ;:,nd
Syl11ia Lee . ~111jnr supporting aRSignn1ents ii•ill be taken hy Q: Now that Redd Fox:< is in the 111oney is it true
LceAnn Meyer. Hi<:k Sullivan, _ that he's trying to stop the sale of th e dirty 'ret"Ords he
~1 artha Faulkner and Jerry -------
Carpenter. "'ilh David Re;:1ttY.
Joan Binding, Richard Grigg.
Nancy Hulse, John ~1ahcr and
H.ichnrd Lambert con1plcting
the ensemble.
OlfOAAl (tfllf,.11 ~0111>
FOUNTAIN \IAlUT ~ I
~· , .. , .• -. 'Tll l:Jf
WILL GEAR
"'
Jay Conklin is direc1ing the in
C.'Omedy. which open.~ t\1ay 24 "SILENCE'" u;.l
for three \\'cekends of F'ridav t l ·l~~~i~~~r-~~ed ~~~~1~::.}~i'~~~or;;t~n~c:ii:i fiiiUl!jQLA)Vlf~
C1rl'lc. Fountain Va J le v . ~¢n»•#i\M H;i~
Curtain li1nc will be 8 o'cloCk. "S.ERPICO"
2 4cadtmy
Award Winnen!
"PAPER
CHASE "1•GI ....
....
"KLUTE11 Ill
"' NEW S.t.MUU.I t
ACTION!
"ZATOICHI"
The llind Swon:fsmon
-~ SAMURAI HIT
ONI COMllUTt l'HH>blANCli
IJ.CllfW'""4-l :H-
"FANTASTIC
PLANET"
loth in Coklr IGI
Week MkJhh-
Plonet-1 & I 0:05
Choriof._,.:20
Sot. & S....
,loMf-3:40.6:45-,:55
Choriots-2-5:05-1: I 0
.<l : l'n1 cur lou5. Are the S1nothl'r'> Brothers, b:ic-k io
actio n 01 a night rlub act, still b:1itini: th e Prcsltleut?-
~lunda y r ., Glendale.
A: "No,"·Tom1ny Sn1olhi·rs sn11!td 11 h<•11 11e rl'lti yf<d
~·our <JUC'S!lon . "\Vf"'ve lx:cn off T\' Slll('e Nixon hns been
1n. LH.I w11s our s1r11i!_!h! n111 n. You can't do poitt1cnl sat-
ire on the_ prest•nt Pres1dC'nl :u1y11 a~· ~11\1 1h;1t ('\ l'r\ bodv
else 1~ doing it. 1t'{ hardly "orth the t·l!urt !or us to ptit
hini dQ\\ n."
t~: All my rriencls in )>ist it ""<IS Ctle~te lloln1 ""'ho
hllroduc4•d "l'1n Just a r.irl \\'ho t:un't Su)' /'\n" in "Ok·
laboma." And lha t Gordon ,\lacHae \\>1s the ft':tlllrl·d nu1le
singe r. I disagree. \\'ho's right'!-Janl· Ellen \\'aynl-. Ehn·
hursl. 1':.Y.
A: You're haH'·right Cclt·st(' 1n;1d1< Hro t1d11:1y l11story
\\:he~ she sWppC'd th e sho1\' nt lht• <:ur1;un-r:i1~1 ng 111 19·4'.I
singing "The Girl \\'ho Can't Say f\o ... But it ""is Alfrcd
Drake ~·ho introduct'd Curly (Ill the stage. ~h1cH:•c a!>·
sumed the role in !he fihn . ,
Se nti your '/lll'S/1u11s /11 ll y (;u t <lne•', "(;/11d )'o•t
1\sked 'l'llat." curr of tins 111·ir.~1,0111•r P.(J fJox 1560.
C'uS!(I .\1<'.,·11 .tJ262C. ,,/11 ri/?11t u11d lly r ;nrrh r('r n111/ 1r11s1•·1•r
{IS lllll ll!J (/UCS(/1!1/S flS lllt>y ('fll} Ill tlil'ir co/U lll,L b1it tli('
cu/1011c of 11u11l 11u1kc.-;_ pc rso11a/ rcpl1cs 1»1pos.~1ble.
'1(' Special
t\E\\I YOHK (UPI 1 -ABC
11ill broadcast "Kissingl'r: An
Action Biography'' on June 5.
It 111ill sho\11 the S(>Cretarv of
state in action on his \ arious
"orld·\\'idc missions.
"Fi•• 5......-Stori1t"
'Yno1he1 ~3-yeoo rh,,;e f,. .. Ol•.J '1•
rl.e r..le!.O Theoi<e. lhete mu., b-.
~.-m,. reO\Ofl fo r •~
pot;.,,._,•~
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"Doy For Ml<;llM ,,.1
"SlftP"°'' IH.I
MHw..W& M..de ..
"1ltotw•llN & kthrod"'
"H1w Centwi-M lll
"::.:..::. :.!!'"
~ -·-·· "CINDERELLA
LIBERTY" IRI
ALl SEATS-52.00 Plenty Df "'" Portd..g
lthi!Mf WW!twp
Hortti crl 1lttotn
ENDS TUESDAY
MESA THEATRE
Hewporl & H.-bor
C111to Mea.o
Specl1I P•I~• 1 Z:JO lo J:100 .. '".
(111c1pl ''"" 6 Moh.) •1.00
-........
2nd At Both Cinemos
.. CHI.RIOTS OF
THE GODS,.
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BREAK"
SKW .t.1 Wt1"""" ONy
,.... trM111"12 CHAIRS"
Open D.1<1y 12 JO~"'
103
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STEREO SOUNDS OF' THE HARBOR
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MIXED SIMGLES
A~€ '1txl 611LL _,,.
CoN51DeR11'1G
GOING 'IV · .,
MtDICAL 6CIJOOI., •Hi!'
F£1(1(15 r 1· ~~.:~r:~l1;
by Wm . F. Brown and Mel Casson
i 11iOU61if J'D tLIMINATl
·me MIDDLe NIAN.
f ~~.::~:}~;~ ~~~7r..-~-~..i,,;:,.~--.!~J~l~~~L~-··ll..!!l>bi'""il:llo:£'""Wf1...:/,.2.'i.L_.LJ
TUMBLEWEEDS
HM M ... PfRCY1Ho NfWS~OY IN 1Hf iliROE'S OF
AN INDIGO FUNK ...
WHAT'S WRON6'1 PGRC? _DESERT .
DENOUNCER
" .
MUTT AMD JEFF
THATS
MUTT!
HOW LONG HAS
HE WORKED
HERE?
FIGMEMTS
'NAMCY
HJ, SLUGGO·-·
WHAT D ID
YOU ORDER?
EVERYTHING
l'ROM
ATO Z
--·-.. , ·~ -,.~~~-···~~·~-
WHAT
DOES
THAT
MEAN 2
by Tom K. Ryan
YOU'D ~T MAKEA
LOUSY CER
SHRINK
~~ DD
A , ... ~
by Al Smith
HES BEEN_
HERE LONGER
THAN THAT!
~~
OH ,YESSIR!
HE 'S BEEN
HERE SIX
M ONTHS'
by Ernie Bushftliller
ALPHABET
SOUP
TODAY'S CRDSSIDRD PUZZLE PEAMUTS
ACROSS
1 S1 rong
place
words
44 C9mbus!oon
residue
•1ti Female 5 Breathe swan convulsively 46 -··-01.
9 "Ethan
Wha1ton
· novel
t4 Armadillo
15 Potlul anl
maker
somewtia!
47 Venel1an
blrnd
parts
49 Serve a
Ves1erday s Puztii?' Sol~ed
i ~ ~ p ~ . ' ' ' ' .. ' P ,\ R ' " 0 ' ( ' ' i~ • cs' ' " I '
{ 0 1, v I c B[ s s I 0 N
RI SERS • r fl c r 1 VA ~A~E(Sl1 0 11
0 { A S A o ;~s ~~~ro~
t .. c .. l • '" . ' .'.(TORfJ[~ 0 • ' ' D [ 0
JUDGE PARKER
'' Ti-IREE fOOf..5 ARE 1\\ATl-I
600K5 ANO FJLIR BJJK? ARE
?CIE.~CE BCOKS ... "
Dr. SMOCK
r; Jus-r Pu-r
A CHeCK MAl:<:I<'.
0 ,..,. 1"HIS CAR.P ~Y'
eACH PISH i WAl-.!1"'
F'OR· PIN NeR ?
GORDO
... ~OWCAN ON~ PE~ RADIAT(;:
SUCH CHARM?
ANY' P!S~ICACY
YOO~ L-1'1,.. Hl:?Ar=l1"' P!SS1~e:S. t7e;'.Ai:l
"'"i THOSE-
7ALL
!COOS
WITU
Tf/£
ORANGE
PENAIANT.:;,1 R.IOERS
PIJI ON
TilE:!R
BIKES, lAT~J.. 'If' I
<.... S-7 1 ~,. ', ,,_ ______ .;......;;. _ __, ...,:111,-1. • .:::,,,.
AMIMAL CRACKERS
~ """'''""'T"hot ~I ...... ~, ... ,.._ ...... """'' ........ .
by Charles M. Schul:z
~-------~ ".~:6~' IN ~ow MAN'llllA'i5
MA'i THE 500<< 6E ARRANGED
ON T/.!E ~HELF SO THAT A~L THE
MATH 600KS WILL 6E T06£THE~?''
~
DEFENSE!!!
DEFENSE!!!
by l'f arold. Le Doux ,
16 Restucl
17 Give iip
18 Secondary
1a11
sen!ence:
-2 words L' I! s • I °' ' " I [ EVEN THOUGH HE'S CLA!MI THAT OUT IF HE15 GUILTY, I WANT YOU TO
KNOW THAT l 'Ll. 00 EVERYTHING IN
MY POWER TO SEE THAT HE school:
lnlormal
19 Pineapple
20 Tremulous
sound
22 Sperm
whale
product
24 Ordinary
. seaman
26 Sources
ol pain
'2.7 Devotedly
admired
person
29 Fox
53 Salad ' ' l t' l 0 0 fj ' ' " ,.
ongred1en1.
2 WOldS . ' ' . " ' ' '. 0 f, ., '
57 Bu l!alo 6 Air 34 God 01 war
58 Constellation 7 S1alk.:s. 35 Moun1a1n
59 English a Beverage stale
!Own conta•ners: 36 Check on
61 This 2 words grow!h
Spanish 9 Erup!ed 37 Most
62 Bishops •nto beau!1!ul
hat dC1iv11y "10 Beal 1ap1dly
63 1ta1ian 10 Enc•rctes 42 "····ye•·
~olcano 11 Persian 43 F•sl'l
64 Hard astrol'lomer 45 Mercury, tor
la11 y 12 Kmd ot one
11ssue Sklf1 ·11Group of 20
65 Thing 01 lJ Creek r!ems
value lc11er.s ,1r, ... _ .. voce
£:6 Wilhout 2 1 Rtch Very saltly
LET ME CLARIFY MV POSITION,
J EAN.' IF YOUR BROTHER IS
INNOCEr-iT, Ill 00 EVERVTHING
IN MV POWER TO HELP lN HIS
RELEASE FROM PR1SON!
".
HE'S BEEN INCARCERATED BECAUSE I
010 NOT PRoeERLY DEFEND HIM!
SERVE:; HIS FULL SENTENCE!
by R09er Bradfield .-.-----.;:-.,
-1-1aw CAtJ ON~... . .
ffi~R~MUSI
B~SOME
LOGICAL
EXPl.ANA1iON, so l<r.IOGI< . IT OFF!
·I('
by Geo1'9e Lemont
THEY1Rt= KINDA
LIKE 7#E LITTlE-
FL.AGS IHJEY
USE 0N6QLF
GREE:.NSf
.AL--A
At-Jc::' GOOP
l-UCK .1
MAKES 17"
E.A6 IE:. !e..
"°"' ORIV/:31<5
TO A/M
FOR.1EMf I'
'
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•
by Ferd. Johnson
THE GIRLS
~,.~
(
30 Evergreen
.33 Enterta1n1ng
lh1ngs
37 Hold a
posture
38 Lessens
.39 Wire
measure
40 General
tendency
41 Uoderga1·
menls:
hes11al•on sourcP.s 50 Essential
67 Prellx 23 P1cad1lly pomt
, wilh C•rcus ~ 1 Au10 cou•I MISS PEACH by Mell ' "No, thank you-that's the kind that always rlps0 and you :
keep meaning to fix it but you never d.... :
Informal
A2 Pre·
wedding
boxes· 2
gram or
_ryoe
DOWN
1 Da1a
2 Thea1roca 1
01esenta -
t1on
3 Wtieel
spok.es
4 Arbors
5 lnterv.1!
s1atue 52 Crowing
.-~ Type style ou!ward
Abbr 53 C1!y on the
28 Fruit T•ber
sou rces 2 54 Sc•en1it1c
words sutf111;
30 Opponents 55 Keep ones
31 Negative ' -··-aboul
I '"' con racr1on 56 .... avai!
32 Communists Useless
33 fall'ler 60 Fem1 n1n~
H•1h nick.name
Ml! 1'M FltOM THE Kft.L.Y
~CMOOL. }<LAll::ION, M<. JONES.
WOUL.0 YOlA Lll(f 'TO
JtfPCAT 'vOIAi:l' AD
A6AIN THI~ Wffl(?
DICK TRACY
NO! YO~ KEEP
GEfTfN!? MY NAME
COMPL.ETEL.Y, TOTAU.Y
M !~~PCL.L.EO !
PROBABl.Y 25 GRANO
APIECE IN THERE ANO
NO INCOME TAX!
•,
WfL.t.., ~l.APPO~E iMEltt
"APPEN, TO 91! A
MIC. %>C%"P VVl'TM A
G<OCE<V ?TOl<E -
OOf.SN'T" Ml oe:7e:llve
A L.ITT1.£ 8J.4~1NES'S, -roo?
by Cheste .. Gould
NOW I MOLD IT
CAN BUY BIG BOY!
TMAT NEW -ONE TlllNG
FERllAlll ~"''E-'~T fORMYSEER, ~v "':
CRYSTAL. TO DO
-GET RID OF'
TMAT DAME
Willi THE
BTG GI.ASS
MARBLE'.
DEMMIS THE MEMA~
S-7
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-··
3
ST.
Edwa
pound
arriv
in a
l'ht1rg .. ,
hunt it
Mond
l\.'lr. a
of Ne
the •
other
;1lso
Fra
Janu·
pictu
govc
rcstri
schoo
1970.
South
prob I
airpl
Yem
~~r.
n1ont
so Ii ta
the •
'vunt
priso
a llO\V
could
broa
All
from
'~ere
Yem
tics
since
0
Un
Th
beg a
prim
horn
nati
Th
tile
prim
fOfm
Y.'3S
first
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the.
race
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maj
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Edward '!'. F'ranktin was 30
pounds thinner when he
a1·r1vc<l ho1nc nrtcr 16 rnonths
in a south Ycn1cn jail on
<·barges of csplonugc .
"I inte11d to co n1ushroon1
hunting tomorrO\\','' he suid
1'1onday night ll!i his parents,
Jl.1r. and A1rs. l~vnns Franklin
or Nebo. Ill ., embraced him nt
the airport. l\1ore than 20
other friends and relatives
also \''clcomcd him.
Franklin \\•as arrested in
Jnnuary 1972 (or t •• k i n g
pictures of \\•hat t I: c
govemn1cnt clnin1cd \V c r c
restricted militnry areas. A
schoolt eacher in Kuwait since
1970, Franklin had been in
South Yemen because engine
problcn1s developed in an
airplane he \\ias taking froin·
Yemen to Kuwait.
Frank!in said he spcn! all lfi
n1ontl~s of his imprisonmen t in ·
so\ltary confinement because
lhe South '\'en1encsc did not
\vunt him lalklng lo other
prisoners. ~le said he y,•as
a!IO\\'ed no n!'wspa~rs or
coul d nol listen to radio
broadcasts. ,,-
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JAILED 16 MONTHS
Edward T. Franklin
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AttCJn~ts to gnin his release
from a rive.yea r scnt('ncc
\\'ere hindered bceausc Sou1h
Yemen has had no diplomatic
ties Y.'i.th the United States
since 1968.
Rep. Paul l-~indley <R·Ill .), ''"° spent almost u year dis-cuss ing the issue Y.'ith South
Ycn1cncse officials. said a Jet·
lcr ~ had from Secretary of
State llcnry A. Kissinger y,·as
apparently a major factor in
\\'irui ing Franlin's release.
l-'ranklin said he is
conside ring an invitation lo
return tc, Kuwait to teach with
the promise he y,·ould be paid
for his time in prison. I l
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F 001· States, DC
Holli Electio11s
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The 197-1 election season for lhe governor in 19i6. and a I
began in earnest to<lay, \\'ilh big "'in in Alabama ""·as l
primaries in four statcS and a regardlid as an ideal launching I I
home rule referendum in the platform for such an Cffort.
nation·s "last colony." At stake in North Carolina
The featured contest y,·as \\'ere the party nominations
the Democratic senatorial for the Senate seal no\v held
primary in Ohio. w he re by Democrat Sam Ervin.
former astronaut John Glenn State Attorney General Robert
":'as t_rying to throw out the ~1organ. forTner Rep . Nick 1 I
fi~t 1neun'lbent of the year .. (ialifianakis and Henry Hall
111& challenge of recently \Vilson, a former \\'hite House
appointed •Sen. How a rd aide, were in the Democratic
?-.letzenbawn developed inlo race. \\'illiatn Stevens Jr .. was
the. spring's hottest, muddiest expected to be the Republican
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Alabama. Indiana and North
Carolina aiso held prin1aries .
but with only a few contested
major raCt's for congressional
or state offices. Voters in the
District of Columbia bollolC<I
on a home rule charter that
would give the nation "s capital
bob-tailed se\f-govemn1cnt.
1:-.l J1"DlA1"A, Democratic
Sen . Birch Bayh is seeking
and is expected to "'in re-
nomination. His 11 k e 1 y
Republican opponent: Indian-I
apolis J\fayor Richard Lugar.
often mentioned as one of the
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THE ALABA.l\1A primary
attracted some attention. but
not because Gov. George C.
\Vallace was expected to.have
trouble winning re-nomination.
\Vallace supporters arc talking
fasteS1-ris ing young men in
tjic GOP.
T h e G l e nn-~letzenbaum
campaign y,·as bitterly fought.
""'ith both sides charging the
other with dirty campaigning,
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Labor Dis1Jute D ~lays
NY N eivs Piiblicatio11 [
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Today's first edition of the
NeYt York Daily N cw s
reacbed the streets about 10
hours late today after a
confrontation between
Printers Unian leaders and the
Ne"'S that man,;:igeme.nt called
a strike and the printers
called a lockout .
Stole11 Art
Treasure
Recovered
LONDON (UPI I -Scotland
'1ard reported today the
recovery of a $4.8 million
Venneer painting stolen last
February and held for a
political ransom.
The art work. "The Cullar
Player," was found in St.
Bartholomew's churchyard in
the city of London f\1onday
night after an anonymous tip
to police. Scotland Yard said ..
The f»lintlng.. was stolen
from London's Kenwood llouse
rnuseum Feb. 24.
Anonymous lelcphonc
callers threatened to bum it
on St. Patrick's Day unless the
British go-.vcrnmcnt
transferred to 11 Northcnl
Ireland prison two I r is h
sisters. r.1arion and Ooulorii
Price, who had received life
sentences for planling bombs-
in Loodon in March. 1973.
The sisters had gone on o
hunger strike and w e r c
reponcd forcibly fc>d.
A Ne"·s spokesman, Jack
:-.1ctcalf. said the presses
began rolling shortly before 5
a.111. and the 60-page edition
was loaded on trucks for
distribution at about 5:30 a.m.
~letcalf. the Ne\vs' special
projects editor, said today's
first edition. which usually
gels out about 8 p.m. the
previous e\"ening. \\'35 set y,·ith
the use of auto111-ated
lo!t'pesetting equipment that is~
an issue in the dispute
bcl\"·een tile printers and the
·city's th r ee n1ajor
newspapers.
The paper went to press
about two hours after Bertran1
Powers. president of
1'ypographical Union Local
No. 6. and seven other union
officials \\'ere arrested on
criminal trespass charges.
About 200 printers on the shift.
rerusing to handle t h e
mechanicall y produced type,
were ordered out . of the
building by management.
The News has a circulation
of approximately two million.
It was not known how many
papers were printed today,
bot Jack ~letcal£. a NeYl'S
spokesn1an. had said earlier it
wos expected the press run
would total about 750.000.
There was no hnmediate
\\<'Ord on when News manage-
ment and the printers would
hold rvrll1cr 1alks.
Computerized hyphenation
and justification was forbidden
in the Printers' Union contract
Y.1lth local newspaper11. They
have been largely restricted to
the use or old fashioned
typesetting machines which
produ<.-e type that is set at a
manually ope.rated keyboard.
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CUSTOM BUil T
EXECUTIVE HOME
IN J\ll::SA VEl'lDE:'S MOST
f.:XCLUSIVI·: 1\RE.c\ -3
B<'dL"OOrll, hui;t! fa1nily IUOITL I
\Vilh fili'place <1nd len·azi:<1
f1001 ·s. Forn1al di11ln:! 1wn1,
11u11kc11 tiv1ng 1·00111, ht'alo:d 1
!l11•11un1 ing jJOOl, seflaratl"
:ird ear ga1·uge 01· -;ho]l iu
l'<'Oll" yard. lch:a! fvl' lhr
l'"\l.'<"Ul1 vr f:1111ily 1h<i1 1vanl ~
son1l'!hini.: extra 01· JJ('1'lb I
l'lllertainntcnl space. ,
CALL 540.1151 j
1 YR WARRANTY
• HOME
CLOSE TO
BEACH & BAY
C.AU ~$ f'OR A fRlf ISTllUIC Of ~A.UJ~
VALLEY
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A 6lRG UOlf lll'RiSl
A"'l RICA .. STOC• [XCHANGf CO.,PANY
COLLEGE PARK, C.M.
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BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
5 BR
CUSTOM
BEAUTY
inforn1at1on
c.4lJ,. U$ f(. 1 • •Ill t l$111Ult 0t Vll.U[
VALLEY
REALfY
A 6~R(; UllUIPRIS[
... rA•CA .. SlOCK [~Cl\A~Ca CO .. P•"'
MAGNIFICENT-!
NEAR NEW!
EASTBLUFl'
POOL BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
ASSUME 7°/o
l..O\'l'lY :~ l)l"'d1i~1rn, 1:-.~ hiith' I
plu " 111111 11.'· roo111 .
F11·rplat·1» 11\11\11,.:: run 111 ,
hll-lns, t-"A ' h l'll I II\.\.: .
1:111s/dn1s. 1.-u·g(' 1'!A'I. 1H111u
t•tui ht• 11<or1I us a ,.::.1 11~·
1uon1. N1•t11· St'IMXlls, ;uul
shurph11:. I 1111 lu 1111•
hcat·h. As."\un1abll' 7'; Ci!
loon-Full 1incr only $:-11.i.OUO.
Call no"' lo st't'. 96.1-4:).13,
TRI-LEVEL
POOL HOME
MAGNIFICENT VIEW
I caut1(ullr deco1 Hted ho1n1.• 1\ uh :? 111u~1,.,
bcclroo1n ~111tcs. 1·:xc.eptir111u11,· t~nr Clflt•r pl~1n
\\'Ith largt• 1c:1n11l y roonl & b111h .1 l.llJ!L'
su11dC!Ck. Ju !)t a fC\\' ~teµ-. to llu.: ht•uth ·rh1~
is one of \'orona de \ ,\l ar ·~ 11nt•i,I hon1e
SI 15.000
OUR j( 25 81\Y and Bl·~1\('I I
RE ALTY
YE AR CA LL 675 ·3000 ANYTIM E
2407 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
::.G::.• nc.•:.;'.;:•.;.I .:.R::.. E::.;·c._ _ _c.1 00=2 Gener a I R. E .__ _ _.!_ ~
BEAUTIFUL IRVINE
TAKE OVER LOAN
\\"alk to ~olf course. Bike 10 F'OR~!,U. DINING ROO~J
BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
ASSUMABLE LOAN Bcttcr than nP\1, up~radc1I
3 &:lroonu;, 2 baths, large I throoul. '.\ tl{'<lroo.11s. L;1rgt•
h1nuly + 1lC'n. B 11 n s, kitChC'n <1 n1I fa n11ly al'l'!I. 1 hfC'pl;u·C' ha1'C\l.1·ood fiN= .. 1 Sh·p dov.n lt\·ing roon1 &
lwaut1ru1 h.1ck ~;11'CI \\"/fnut t•r11ckhng firC'pla l'e, CornC'r 1
lrf'C's. J_.;t1~1· pal!O. Joi. ltoun1 f<1r boatyah'.
646-3928 Eves: 545-5887 S40.~)() for f;i,.1 ~<.1IC'. Call
Like 3 Little
Houses at
$16,650 Each
bt>ach." 1-fuge n1astt'r suil('. CF:NTR ,\L AIR
Central \·acuum sys1en1. CONDITIONED
rntercon1 lhroughout. L<irge ' fani ily rooni ""ith "'<'t liar. This IO\'l'ly hon1c has it all.
Formal d ining r o o nl . Till' roof. Fortna! dinin)( s T 0 Ry B 0 0 K COi\TF: room, Cf'lllral air. hU!;"l'
TRUE. HUITY Ca J I t1l\"1'l'cd patio. b ca u I i f u I !
8-12~2.'">35. landscaping & easy 10 1ak<>
3 BR
POOL HOME
An C'nlcrtainct·~ parad1SC'.
L:•rge rounly slylc honu'. ::
bedrtl0n1s, 21i 'b;iths, h1 0
rnassive fircplaet:>s. Lar_t:f'
family roont y,"/firt!pla L'<'.
Very sp..•~·iou.s potio area
sun-ounding b en u t i r u 1
heated ,I',,; filtered pool. Call
to sec. 963.-4543. Lochenmyer
Realtor
BEACH COTTAGE
40 FL rronta~e on R-2 lot; ~
doors to sandy. lifl'~uardC'd
beach. USf' for 21111 ho1nr' &
rfbuilrl 111ter. Ch\'llPI" leaving
al'e<t. S66.000.
Call : 673-366.'l 673-8086 E\'l'.'S,
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
7025 W llolboa 67l·l66l
TIME FOR
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DAILY
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WANT AD
WE HONOR
Master Charge
and
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642-5678
~767.
OPEN TIL 9 • IT'S FUN 10 BE NICE•
THE REAL
ESTATERS ~!
:I patios
3 yards.
3 t!ntranL't'~.
Easy cal'e. J;~nds1:11.ping
Bc111 schedule S-185.00
A good in,·es1me11t starts at
6-16--7171.
OPfN Ill 9 • lr'S FUN TO BE NICEI
OPEN llL 9. fT'S FUN ro BE N/CEI over Fl-IA 7\4 ... ~ loan fol"
further information ask us
about \isling No. 8909 THE REAL
ESTATERS WALKER & LEE
H.EAL E~I ATE
545.9491
2 ~E~r~~1~:~~~~~1, r\a
l'Qlonial atrno:-:phl're: :) ~· stalls -stable a1i.•a, tack S.: I E ·
THE REAL .
ESTATERS
WALK TO BEACH M';1:N~~0R~E
Very sharp 2 !>lorv 411 1 1 3 ba h , 000 bcdroo horn BeaUtlfu\ • lC< roo1n t ~. ovcr -:
lands('::;,ing ~~·cred patio sq. ft . 01\"~\cr 1vill ~'Qns1der , : · F ll . ' leu.se option. S-l·l.J.000 a C'l e. Ne1v listing. u price m 11 Call ,,.,, ~ru
tC'<'d roon1s, t'On·al~. scp. W STSIOE CHARMER
gurst & scrvan!'s i]Uar!crs.
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Con1p!elely repainted on the
l>ropcrty for sa!c 10 se11Jc inside. 3 bedrooms and 2
esta!e. Llsrro at SZJ0,000. balhs. Lots or fn1it ll'e€s in
HARBOR lhe baek yan:l. $31,:JOO. Call
$3S,99i on 1. no1v l_NV-// • COSTA MESA
COATS FOUR-PLEX
C & W lk & [ Call "' about "", · W WALLACE ,, 118,,,·,e,r,,,,,ee harct-10-rinc11nve/itn1rn1 opjXlrtuniry in a hettC'r
REALTORS
SLlll"C£ 19-1-1
673-4400
Red Carpet, Rea Ito r s
5-l6-SG-IO.
REALTORS I ---1~e:-.ts1de locnt10n bar~1ni:: tu
-54'-4141.-I EASTSID£ I a g<>U cu""" bc$6IO/m" (Optn Evenings) it1ron1e could nl>"lrc 1 1 ,..,~~~~~~~!!!J JNCOME PROPERTY lo\v-lo\\' v;1t•ancy 11111~
'I EASTBLUFF 6 Sll1\KE ROOF BEAlITIES I $61,500 -8 garages, everything in Call &H-72l l
CONOOMIN'ilJM e:<ccllenl condition. Big Joi, I M.lm
2950 Sq. ft. _ 6 bdrn1., '."i baths close t,o e\"('l)'l~ing. Call for
(or 5 bdntl. & denl. n10rc 1nforn1at1on. I ~
Comple!C'ly refurbished CALL S4~11SI 1 ,
~ >V-HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
thruout. \"our choit•c of rw1\'
cal'peling, llC\V appli:tne!'S,
seU-<:!eaning dbl. oven ,
g1tragt! 1\·1elcc. opencr, 1ret
bar, end unit .~ conununity I,,..,,.._..;;,.._..;,....,
pool. Close 10 n1arkl'1. BLUFFS -CONDO-.-
school, shopping, churchcs THE FINEST! .~Fashio n l s lanrl . Ou 1s !11 nd in~ va luc, Spct'iA.I end uni!, G-Pl::in.
eoinjlare! $00.500. c ;1 11 1'i!h .i bdrms.. fonnal
64.i-7.i9:t 10 to ~1• Hrokel'. dining, dran1a!1c de<..'Orating & 01:>en bean1 ceiling!\.
Pair of Plexes
-10°/o Down
On Golf Course
2 duplexes 011 prhne 1()('afi(ln of golf 1.-ourse. PH0\.1DE$
F. XCELLEr>;~r nETUI~:\.
Tn•n1enduus \ ;1 I u c in
General R.E .--1002 General R.E. 1002 1 Large private patio 10 I ;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;;~ I display you r ga r d c n i 11 g
toda.v's rn;1rk1'! on I \
SU17,000. Tak(' advfln!Ul:'.C :..
ca:l 8 12-2.).1,;
(i "'HUNffiM •~f·~ THE REAL
ESTATERS ~~~~~~~ 11 -c'.'"f:: c~esworthy
5 bedroon1 ' I Realtors 640-0020
1.·xeeuth·c 1101ne in t)('st Coldwell Ban''e an.'a. r~an1ily roo rn. l\l r General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002
Tn.'c-linerl 1· 11 I -d e -s a('. RESIDENTIAL 8R0KERAGE COMPANY
ltoon1 for pool. J\t s;r.,,!)()()
it's a stcnl! 817-6010. A!:L .-
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VETERANS!!
Vt>1 eran~ call no"'· •I ycnrs
ci\d. 3 Brrlt'C.l'llllS, 2 bn!h:-1.
Fu1·n1f'r n1odt•l lll;lrl1f'. Adult
ot·cupiC'd. n a s huil1-ins.
(.'(lvi·1·i•d pa1io. l.11r1re 101.
,)USI lil'lt•d, NO 00\\'N!
Lt1\\' !',\\'~!ENT~~ 1\ t• t
No11' ! :l-1.:iXI. !ltll-6i67. I
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Sl19:"i0 buys a big !11111\ly 1
hon1c in pn'.'l\Y llunli~ton 1
l-k'rH·h loc;11 ion. 4 hrrlroon1~.
Fan1il~ t'lOnl. Corner lot.
Lot11 uf «xlras. Ca 11 1
847-0010. N:"I.
Builder's Closeout
3 Bc1ll"O(ln1, bnth. . Arlull 1
(.'ftndo. ~3.500 full prli·i• 1vith
only $1200 flown. C n 11 1
!!36-1206 nr s.t;...1~ 16. A~rnt.
l'Ul·d1··~RC' lot , r,1·0 lnlKt'
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
50 ' on n1ain bay \Vith pier and slip. Recently
redecorated 4 bedroom home. Lovely brick
terraces. $275,000.
SANDPIPER WITH POOL ANO
View al Spyglass Ridge . 4 bedroom, 3 baths,
2 fireplaces. 3 car garage \Vith controls.
\Vet Bar. All built in Kitchen. Dramatic
Calhedral ceilings. $129,500.
NEW LISTING BIG CANYON
Dran1alic hoine \vith vaulted open bean1
ceilings. 4 bedrooms, 211? baths. Large pri·
vale yard on cul--de·sac street. Lo\vest price
on today's market $149,500.
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT
Custom 5 bedroon1 , 4 bath ho111e . \\'ater
viC\\15 fron1 large Jiving room, family roon1,
kitchen and 111aster bedroom. lst time of·
fercd . Be the first to· see it. $285.000.
BIG CANYON .
Char1ning Dover inodel \Vith expensive
extras -ri.tcxican tile floors. tiled baths,
Corning cooktop . lUtd location. 2 Bedroofn 1
2 bath, dining rooom . $99.500.
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT '
Sn1a\1 con1111crcial building in \Vest Nev.··
po r:t. l~xccllcnt parking. Seller prefers short
eSCl'O\V. J>riced right at only $72,500.
MACNAB
IRVINE
JUST LISTED-WESTCLIFF
Beautiful 4 bedroo1n horne \V ·additional 2
room suite on 2nd-story \V/scparnte en·
trance. Love ly pool & play area. SBi.500.
Jane Frazee 642·8235. (U31l
"PLUSH & COZY"
2 bedroomt den condominiu1n \\'/[ircplace
& \\'ct bar in living roon1,, Prestigious area
of Big Canyon. S92.800. Ca rol Berry,
644-6200. (L143 )
SHORECLIFF LOT · BY BEACH
60 'x329' lot '''/view of be ac h, jt>tly & <.~ata·
Jina. Plans avail. for 4600 sq . ft. hon1e. l01ty
& Regional approved . $150.000. Ken llarl-
ley, 642·8235. l U47)
Irvine M1cn•b·lrvln e R11!1yComp1ny FIX nnrl s11v{'? 1\1·0 story !
1 PX<"C'utivc hon1c un hui.:,t" I
• ~tone firc1>lat'f'S:! r.1a 11 v 1 ·~===:c:=====::'l CXll'U ~. $19,900 -A buri.tnhi .1 1--- ---~\$.:\. 847-60 10. DIAL 644-1766
2161 San Joaquin Hlll1 Rd .. N,B,
A COLDWELL BANKER CO.
IOI [)over Oftv1 642·1235
''"' M1cArH1U1 '44· 1200
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OCEAN VIEW DREAM HOME
... l' 1111:-i t ~•111l·r ful ,•11•)ti 3 bt<Clroo111t fnn1 1l,v
'"t1111 11 .. 1 1 liL.:hl\ upcraded. J·:n)oy the
pi.•' 1ri 111ot1/ 11r u'c !ht· fir!\ <Ill' bench. \ su per
1,11 ,.c 1111 \ 11111\ h · .; hu~ ;it ~9'.!.500
CALL 644-7270
2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• dtl Mar
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KLL. 0111 TlllADl A HOM(
AN YP'LACf IN THf NATK)N
SEE THIS IT 'S THE ULTIMATE-Unique
JJ01nes is Proud lo pre,.,cnt one of the f!nest
ho1nes in the Nel\'P<H'l llv1·bor area. \V1del y
acctaiine<l by IO('al l{ealtvrs at a recent pre-
' ie\\' s hu\\'Lrlg; tlns prope1·ty is R !and1nttrk
und cie,.,cr\·in,~lv :-.o'. It's Cl fan1ily hon1c. yet
elt'gilnt ; il is n large hon1c . yel e;.isy to 1ntd n·
ta in: it h1111 " speclacular L'n talina vie\Y, yet
is just steps lo u l11\1~ly bc<1ch; it is colorful
and ex<'iling. yet not n n1on un1cnt to so 1ne-
011e's pc1·.-.ona l prt>lercnces: it is priced at
S:J2.l.000 . ;ind \\Orth P\'&ry penny. If yo u are
111 tlie n1 r11·kc1 tor 11 fine hon1e , cont act Unique
ll o1nes tvr 11 tlcs('r1plive brochure on this pro-
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UNIQU E HOMES Realtors 675 -6000
2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
M5SA Ot:L MAR
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DUPLEX ON BALBOA ISLAND
Rc1node led duplex in good location. Great
rental units. La rge garage space. Laundry
1'0on1. l\Iust be seen-Call
GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
BUY A ;
WARRANTY HOME
3 BR'S
$36,950
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c·ush)n1 2 b1•thooru f111d 1!f'n 1t1:al1y·~ 1•,1·!11~1vc• one Y1'i1r Excellent Area IT I ,11''1. , !l''t tll'M1 11·!' 1:.1i.L Cal! . o I I iM .t\ .. •·' , l l'l'.~icll'il('('. Co1np l l•tcly 1 "''l'\"ll'C' 11 arninly. 1...11 J• Si.:ul1!ul'f..•d lown I (;;;-,-72:t:1.
I l'<p!l/lj)l'il klh·h<·n. ()11 .1;1· 1 Valll'y ~t·alty, f~1r. further • .\luliln-e frull ll'\'t'!I 962·4471 ( r,::) 546·810] 1002:General R.E. 1002 '!!'--~:"!~--"!'!~~--~~="""'"""'!'!'!!!"' H·2 Ii•!. Uuplr' 1ulcli1ion 1 lnfo1·111111Lon 96'.l-l.1·1.I. e l:lr:!l' Patio kitchC'rt I -~ ______ .....___. _____ !General R.E. 1002Genera l R.E. 1002 t'OlLhl ha\'l' fanlnsri" h,·o•bo• e 1 ,. · I I 1
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WESLEY N .'
TAYLOR CO.
REAL TORS si nce 1946
LINDA ISLE BEAUTY! $2S0,000
t:le,!?ant and cnl11rru1 !}a\•front hon1e \V ·5
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WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
General R.E. 1002Ge neral R.E.
BROADMOOR
TURTLE ROCK
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I 962-2456 l'1.'llitlt.: SlCln£' frpll'. 1''r1nJ
-.BALBOA COVES-INEWPORT HEIGHTS 640 1120 , 1, chn. f;un nn plu.~ hli.: d<·n.1~~0iii ... iiiiiiiiiiii .... ;,.I
J.ik c nc\v! Pier flri\'il. Du 1>l ex. Lovely 3 Bl~. • l Indoor laundl"), 3 HA. 1111u1·i• Ing s!utrl·asc. lo 111C'~t11n1n•'. RIGHT LOCATION
. 1'rade ~or L'.n~t: . O\\'ner's un it + 3, BR.. STATELY STORY 1 ··aeo OF ROSES'' Mi);) Ad1tn1s Ill !\h1i;n~11ia, HH ./al'k ,i;,. Jill t'lll. II jlr!\. RIGHT CONDITION
5129900 tall li7:.r1060 I r ental Best loc Q\1 I Op n Even1nns ianhif's. lil1g•' n1a~l!'t' \\Ith RIGHT PRICE
• ' L • • \Uer ,sG!l.9.~l .~·elud•·d .\ l1<·<lr1•1111, $19 900 e ~ db! 111in'lll't.'d 11:11d1~1ht·~. ,\ l•··•11111fullv \1~1ll1J!lJ}C'rt~!
BALBOA MODEL anXiOUS $89,500. 642-7491 f :! B111h, Nt·11'ty1t'! ll1·;u·h \'it'I\' I I ~ _ ---Just 011 the 11~/ll'kl'L \l_alk kilo•ht'll 1._ tti(· ho•al'I ,,r thlS ;;
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S37.5011
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Pt. Drive b~· corner Bal-
boa & I Stre•I. 673-7420. m REALTORS
L.J::! S Local Offices To Serve You
General R.E. 1002
h111nc.• on qui1•t 1·ul-1k•·s1u·. 1 \"1•'l\l'd ft'fln1 pielu1'(• 11intl<•11 . 1 Llol'k to 1'.thson !hgh 1 1• •1 1 ~ 111 11111 ntious1•. ,\ ~\.•11111r!n•• fot'111;.J tlinin~.1 \111\·1• 1•r11ndµal'f'nls ni•arb~ OWNER ·r.1000 B'· ''"'''-"II 111111 .. * ' " ., " ):.~ · · ... r. ,.., •.. .-.. · l"r'''' 1~1'1lL" l\IOIH. low St•p;iratl' fan11ty tnnn1 ,,·ith 111 Sfl.1rklin;:-I hedronn1 TRANSFERRED -• t r1 \\' lk Builders Closeout 1na1nt. ~;,n! ,>:,, 1n1111a.-111'1,:l' hril·k fl1·1•pl:u·t• and 1 ;11!11!1 eon u. n to shop~. l\lus.L sell 1tiis :~ llC'droon1. , .. ,,.·I Hll ., B.·\ '"'''''' ,.,..,,,, iT•tHI, !llnkt• !his 11 111.•st la~~ Jr1!~ 1)f 110IJJ, ·I 1111'!.:"l' lll'1!-Lou~ SlQp. Crounds and J I I II .. • " ·
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r1;1ddlr h'nnis 1~1urt ~uul oPE.v 11L 9 • its FUN ro BE.'NICE' SCOTT REAL TY ~ • Loan •• W )t1~1 .~. ·' i. • · J~o b 1°r lliL ·
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3 lge. bdrni:-.. dininri rn1 . & vie \v ~ Ready to :.:S Ctl1C: .. $2 ,500 l k'~*·~~ion. 1£ss 1h,111 )t'.u' OPEN HOUSE \1/r1r1l! •J11t1 l;1nt1. !)wm·1. eo I'\ s p,11·1ous 111'11 plannl'd .• I ~rl.~011!' l'H!l fC~slu nt' this \I,\ nld 16622 BUSBY, H.B. l't11\t't'~ll) l',11k s11.:.oo. gu at $58,HOO. Incl. land. i\lagnificent 111ai11 channel vie\v, 6 Bdrn1., 5 h«h'OC1n1 h-0111e nn t1t11l'I ,·, h1ll11. S!:oo·I Monrh 1111111 BRASHEAR REAL TY ;-; BH bout c!IMlr, f:•l•uluu" ;,:,:1-\11·.1
IOnru CORBIN-MARTIN, INC. bath hon1 e \\'ith forn1al dining r1n . 55 Fl. lot, eul·tlt'-sa1" Span1~h st,\ Jc· 1•:.~·111t•n1. Call for l1('lf11J<;. 1842 7 II · 96"4377 ... I .. I •11 ~ -----048 -outsiik 11·lth s ri ;tr kl i 11 l! CENTURY 21*642-Jnl __ ·_4_ • __ ev__!:___ ~ _ pa~io ·'~11 ., •• ~.it't · ~ -,.......,. Laguna Beach l
I Ill' 4 car garage , pier & slip. $575,000 k. 1 r ·1 Bl<\H R<l:l-:-1.L:o 1.:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;:;;;I '''21 REALTORS ~7662 ' WATERFRONT LOT ~o~t:11')' }t(· :cn~:l~ 1~[11 f ASSUME 70;0 LOAN ~RE'--PoSsEs_S_l_ON-S ;, ::~~o~·~alio~<; Cali · R c0
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I Corona del Ma r 'You ca n build the house of your drean1s on c R 1 a.l&-S6 i.:111111• 1'00111. lti rge t1_iun1r~· For 1nf11rn1;,111111 und 10,.,1tinn . 1 this 57 .5 ft. lot on the n1ain channel. $400,000 al'pcl , l'a tors . 'IO. ! TOP·O· THE kiirtu'J\, fir<·pln1.'<'. 11 v e r of thl'SC' flL\ & \',\ ho1,1l's, !Jluni:~ nwny th e day 111 , 1 ~··
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this nit'C'tv decQ1·au•rC 3' I nntslC'r !.uill'. OutsidC' is C'.x-Co\' 11alio. Ex1r;i~. \'i\ i in 24 hours \\/ult' <1111111•1' ··nok1' 1111 .\1 . J~·1lroon1 · IMJllll'. :-:('al' HOME I 3 BATHS POOL HOME tcnsh·e "alio dC'cks, bi" '·•'i lonn. Sl6,::00, ffi~S4~l5. , ·: · · _ . . t'll)'•) th<' !'4'11•r.1i.:•· uf )11ur1 llarhor Hii.:h and 11 :1lki11i;: PLUS INCOME ' H·--.---B-h_l.04-0 :\<1 c.11n1n1rk~-lnfnrnli1t1011 • ll•H'''' 1pn·1•:11•1•d ;ol llw 11i·T1 d1~1Juu•,-. !o .~hops anrl parks. J:\I:IL\CUL.\TE: COXDJTIOX ,\11 o •n\r'l1;iin•·r"~ pa1·ridi!<l'. I !l'l::'{'S an1l <i f.:n! i;:'nd. ;\I! at unhngton eac l'flllfi<l1·111i:d. hk1'. .~l:!-7111 ; h.11 '· i.n 1•1!11tr •1f 2 i!r1 ·I-;~
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I II """'k llrf' 11;"1 ' "' "" '" Cull I , I , . k J•''-nnt111t•n!a I', ttO REAL 0 110r . ....... 1 ··.~. hl.'lp Ill ~ii Shc1·111)0(], ilr1ve 1 1111· 11'Mt\ & 1~i.: ;u·t\i, ' llHrn.; 1~.ou ''"' 1111111) /l••r Rkr 5-IX-7711· /'\"I' 5;,"\7-\(i\7 1sb1nd k1h·h~·n, r•>o_I :<!11.'I l>v r.nl}. t!icu rodl u~. .J !fl-17m I n1·1•as. !"011 ~:1(11).I hC"J<>11 •'lll't _ ____:_ _ -· · --
\';1 rd, 11r~·~!1i.:r Ut'l~hh•w-• I 111.'ll, tl'ri11rlp:tl1> only (J\','Nf:!{ dl'Sp. $21'.l."1 <lovvn.
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l1•'llHI~ .lt•sl lis1l'd n! S6~.:-J()I}, 1 FOR ALL I ['l'fiftRElL ) 111!·11~1'' C:dl t11d;1y Con1e1nporary 2 hd r n1 494-6561 1111111 \'Qur flff•'l' ,, d:". &REIS I 1113J ' 847-3095 1-onclo. cu~1on1 drUIX'-"· .~ha~ . OL1 Olenne1,1r1? '
1·11,•ni rinanrl11;:. (.' ;1 i I • -1 ~~ J -----carpers, fA hr:1I. 1111~ nfl l.OQl!l"'ICI oeocn"colf
1il,1-..:1tiu. I !Ml'.'LIBU'C!AAIO.> SHARP privacy Full pri{'(' S21 ,9:-i0. ---·, "flr·rrcc:t.r.''"''.JO'l.,'t ~' I SHARP -Bkl·c,,1.1i;.u~-01 I Cu stom-On 1/2 Acre
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:1roun<I in! "l a n 1 cu red pn1·r ror grral llunt1ngtnn Lui. 1~2 ~!Hplr -\·:u·r111t -h1>1111· \UL ()\\:'\ TI!E ee1\1ng, shc1g l' n rp r· t .<: •
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f'.;litlr•..;. It'« :ill here for Juc.itiun. Good "~~uniale ~ >I ll'." c II <1'-f""I · ani "r:1 r1 "' 111 ' 1•11 (ht! 111" :; h<I. 2 hn. f"rn1al ' • f d 111~· pt),· "r -11 ·' _ J ·•hunrl.,111~· ol lu•\1 ~"'"II"'" 1)1 •• s•-,,·.•1.\o_t 1,·•0.11.~r ~:10.9:Jl: ~!i·f.0\fl. .\;.;r loan. Jlurr:-: Call 1!17-6010. I u In ar $32 500 H H b 1042 u' tu "-' , unt. ar our B1•;1··i1 & 1'l1nf" 11r.u lo\, l' . .11 ----~· I . I REAL TY --l~t·l..J(OI):; . . ('];h~iri..,,d Ad: 0.111 G~2-.)lli8 rhr fn "h"'' dr:•'-" Ill th!! \Vest. I ~--------
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Newwrt fl-, Beach I J(/,'
hm-·100Ii£ I
111day: •. A Dni lv Pil•)I {~1~~sl fi~ ~l.A~S S!-:l_~LS -U.12-aGiS I Sine• 1 '~' '1 "' I mRBE! '',
Gene-;a1-R--:-E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 (General R.E. 1002 Downtown Cost• Meu 2211 Newport 81. '-'-.----------------------·.....,I ;,:~?~,~ ~~~~~~.~1 fl ' ,64S:.vn•/taE8MevSesl.l Buch ~~~ofter ~
ALICER & LEE Is : .1'1•.,f. d('tTlr'l\tt•1I ho1.n••. ·1 lgl' I D t;~t~" !his 1'Un11111•r · l'<'n1 11 _l~!:!fJ S. ('•1.1~1 llli~. I.I\. w I Hr .-:.'p. \la~1,,1· Hr ~u111., 1 546-4871 ""'t 11intt't .• 1u~1 nc:ross tht· MINT CONDITION ~·,,1·11 1,+l 1!1•11111.: nH. 1·un1 p. I st1'1'•'t f"'.lll1 111 ih•s nf ~nn!b ~ B11t·n1. n\\n-.1 .. ur .. 1\.\n .. p!
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Make an a lmosl immediate move . Newport Cresl
1s !he exc111ng tc\vnhome communily that
overlooks Newport Harbor and !he ocean. Big,
bold spacious homes. Residents' Swim and Tenn is
Center. Exterior maintenance provided. Come -
let us show you how you can't a Hord not to live al
Newport Crest. 2·3·4 bedroom residences .Hewom 163,0rl'·•oo.
g J~!
From Pac1t1c Coast Highway
and Superior Avenue
1nte1sec11on, drive up
S uper1or to Ne.,.port Cresl
entrance. Sale office:
:12 Roboo Court. Open
d•!ly TO A.M. to Sunset.
{714 ) &15-6111 ,
·111!J-... conw-nr.cint1.1 lona11(.on(I ot 30 yt111 1'1~1'\ Cttll pnct or
J"lt.i" ! S63 000 tnt~I do,..,., payone,.,! 01 S31 :.o oo. 360 mol'l!llly
tiavn1tn!$ 01 $•?•, 111 !Pf•f't•l'>.1111 a11d l1'11&tfll!) tl\Kfll eno asse-
t •'•0'1 184'1 1a<11l1on11 9 25'1fo ANNUAL ""ClNTAQI lllATL
l'•ort ollO!<KI P!I 111~11 1111d •Ttv~:·o11 •~ •~f t-•1~ O"fffl•.'!e ~11ee o1 I'~ !>Or<• !(I Wll1th W II tie ..:I* -~~ 1-v! '""'-' ~11.1•,tl'• IN l~I CJt-" "'"' 1•< OUllO'lll 1te"'~ I > a•Ctrta by t.111~· I~• !,ti••" ,,IC•fol N C,
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NITY MINDED. "/~lid ;\\aliog:in) S rJC. IJC'111·h. t11t'r~10'1' llU)dt•I -f'il'· Clo.~t· to ~hop11111i.: ,~· ht'!H'h (QMMU -• rlini11}:' cfYlup. B !'ii o t, 1o:antl$ fur~.11.:h~~I · lurn·kC') I B1>,u1l 1ful t.:nnl1·n~ S.· pa!lu
n•1t•t'1.'d pnl10 ulf l~t· 111111 1'"r: .. 1C'lt'. .J.1.ill. I !.;:-•' lw;ucd r•••I , .'i.: rr,·
Charily and gall will highlighl Walker &
Lee 's community relat ions activities in the
mont h of May (National Mental Health Month) when the
Walker & Lee Foundation will sponsor two major"'
amateur gol f tournaments for the benefit of the Orange
County Menial Health Associa tion.
WOMEN 'S CHAMPIONSHIP MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Moy 13-14 May25.26&27
M1ssron V1e 10 GC Anahei m H1nsGC
Greon Rive< GC Shorecl1fl GC Hunt1nglon Seachff GC
San ClerrwJnteGC
Green River GC
R1verv1ew GC
Entry fee includes: green fees; hr st round gol f can.
viclory pany, and 1roph1es and awards.
l'ni .. \\I t·h·'" s iu.1100 HUNTINGTON"HARBOU :it";" 111uk" 1hi~ 11n
\V1·d -ThlH"!i !\lay !!' & 9, 1-~l "'"REALlY R ,.,, ... ptl•l!\:11 hu~ ;ii s:\"l,000.
~'.·'!. 8.1' Sl;__Cl•h::._t:';I:_ 4 BR'S mftwtl:»IP&
COLLEGE PARK li:tll (,!,\ST II\\'\". T'll"),..._,,TI~ WITH A VIEW ;ii, "'"'"1 ·' ,,,, ,,,,.i:, ,,,,_"""'~'W ll1 •~1!r•d ponl, 1·1•n1r:il ;1lr 13Puuliful t•.\f'CUTi\'f' hon11·1---I 1 co11ct. J Hft d(•n/dining • I 044 '' 1100 I nri•a. 2 Ba, frplr'. l1,V0\\'1ll'l'. 01'f'l 'l1"10k111;.: i.:~11r c:o.u1·"<'. 1rv1ne 4'1•·S611 4 .
I -·7 <l '"n r.·-021-2:l l4 l'll•Si' in th•~ lx•uch : ~u11er --TEMPLE HIL-LS-,.,,, -. :.,,., or .i:H~ 1. · up-i.:ratll•d 11on11· 1n ,\-I G b I
l-"1rilh;1111 Jlr. C.i\I. l'(lnd.. 1,-.~dy for l\Ui('k r~en •. t Jewel I BEAUTY
J 21s:~ rUi::NTr::--11.-.0-s~. ocTu11a11ry. C;ill to M"£' Un1vers1ty Park JF0111· 1~·d1y111111., :11 li:tlh" ,.11 Co1·nt!r Joi. 3 Hli. 2Ufl. !)6:;.....1!14-1. :l Alt, 2 _;,\ hfln1r ,>:,, [;1111 nn a 1·ul -1i•'-~1r. :-tu111-r clr.i1l
!:ixl.-1 r...p l<(Ul'!!t 111· llii;:hly up~rlldNI. 11 ll l!J' :.-.su1uahl1• \'1\ 1r~1K R•1,, 11lu.\·hn11~•'. t\S!illltl11' (;[ l0an. li I' I t' k p H I i 0 • I " II' fl('•'l• 11 I It'll .'I La:.:una Brn('h.
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~'.!.1~, pt·r 1110. s·:ti.7.-.0. Bkr 111nil11rn:1nc" yri rrl. ~ •. ,. 1111,: L'1dl llili--~j\J :1l"·i711;~ ~~;17·1612_. _ \'ou'll buy it fn1• $62,\1(-1. --~-
BJ·:A!.Tlft 'L: '.: IHlJ.:t' Br. 2 <.'nil GID-867:l (-=-=~~--Iii~_:_..._ Jla. "lo~" !o i;l1t1pp1 ng, l,f,1h1g~ N••Ptll'd !ll'llt/(}I~. rlun·1·h1·-i, .\~:. 1•mC' Walker & Lee
,CVI. ]l)all. $'.IM,000. Agr. ---------•t•l ,,T~lf
: •. u:.nrn _. ------$3100 DOWN
'I -1-97-4-0r-an-g:C-o-n-ty-A-ma-te-ur_Go_l_f C-ha_m_p'-on-sh".'"p-s 1 I ':t.ii''. ';;/"'; \;,' (i~l'~~~I Buys Paal Hame · · 0~!'~,~.~~ · ,;,~1, ~:
""' U I I 11al10 + la~111._J!l:.i0 sq. ft. SPl!f'r 1,.111 P,'l)' ynur clnsln~ lwhm . 2 h.'lth /iunny hoinc: I for lhe benefit of lhe Orange Counf)' Mental Health Association I 11,:01. Quu.:k oc1·up~ney. t't"l~ll. Hurry, l hl.~ fr.nla~lic rlrnm11tlr cntry ro ~tc>p.up
I I .Bkr. j-1::7711 : C'\'C: 5.'i7·4fi17. hnine \\'on'! Iris!. llv. rn1 ., 1tpi1". rlrrk, 1·ustoni
531 5800 '.'~r11n1il' tile 1\1u'k, S4.1,500. ID Women 's Championship 0 Men's Championship I j "v ''"'""'' ""'m' ~'"' • · "'" '''" ""' ;, 1~auu101 Sl?.,000 VA or SHl.000. 11 11 : l...i • F I $37 50 $50 I f'llA lo,·111. 'l Rll. ~ hn ,1 1' JHVTNE TJNIVEBSll'Y I ,•lo(llllfl. QI' rur lh e1· PAHK. Luio;uriot1!'! 3 h•>dnn n •1rn1a1ion & a pp' t ,
I • ~27,!rtO. \Viii 1r11rl1· fl'lr f'..\i. Contioniiniuni 111 I),. 1 m cl sho1,\n.i;:. <'.'Ill I _hi<\ prop. g\;;.1'Jo:0·,~71•~3 ' 16139 Brookhurst, FV IC11·ation. F'orn11iJ 1llnlt~. 1:;1• * ~!H-0.101 * I ~~~~ss Phone I j\fF.SA \·rr1lc Hil I Cor~l,..a, Open Evenings fniTiil.v rn1.. ~ P 11 cl 0 u ~ ~~rh1·01ud PaC"1h1.· Corp.
I St-el c,ty State Zip I li!rl pool. fiN'(lit. ;: hr, 2 hf\, kitchen und httil:t' lllA.S l{'I' EMERALD BAY ,,.,. -! 1"t·t11rb1shcd Ilk•• ll f' I\'. I ~ lit' 1l11 J t \ I I I Handicap Club'Affiliit1on $ , ~ \' I B'· 0-IV"f.'ll-m>-•s. ''''"m< 7"• :ic l'nl !>U • l'CI or ' o-.·e y, ('nl!•rlo!nln1e hnmr 11 ii,,.......,, at' n n ... r . 1• .. lrnm1.'dln l(' ~1~ at •"2 !150 11'0h 11 JI • ~'48-7711: r1r: :i.;74617. lonn. -& txlrm11, famlly roo111, .,,, · · -\\N'f)ln'f ot'C'rtn VII'\\' I I ___ . lie~t hurry! Call ~TN. 2 8lk11. 10 ll"'nn111 !"IS, pool;
T #-"e f'.:XTRA NICE CONIXl' frplt". Hull1-lns, d1shwa~her. lf nnn11. S.1~21. & JlArklf, 3 H1lrm1 21 , I o:Or...,.c..ty...,. o....,.;the R•Hc..-eCartMcryf4 I I Sty, 3 BR,\ ~n 2 ba .• BlketCllhehcach! BkrCl\U S:-,uthCo, Re11Hol'!'I ba1h11: heAutlfully b~i l l
I ~~;';.~;!"..,. AYf, • RtHf'Yt Cart May 26 I frph·. (•u11ton1 rp111 .~· rlr()ll . I ~12-1j61. • \\'(111 \nnd~cttpe<I: IO\V mnlnt :
M-27 $.15,900. l'\y O\\ lli'r ri4&-53NG 15\', NER )\'$. Vllln · P11c!f1,-. O\ll(loor lil[lfll'I!! IOSI i t ~ g'l'("•\Jll1t~. Sl39,50P. I A11o~iM.CAtJI02 """'••<llK••,_,,...._ -, TUDNED AS .....-.... ...-w "'-I I The f~I drtiii· 111 1hr \\'ri;t. rondo. \Vnlk I? tJJC l>eACh: 4 RJ"IJX'al1 Soll your equlpmen! n. ~ SOC .
L. · ..-... ,,,.. ........... -· •'"' " ·" __ .... .., ... , ... _ ... 1:1 Orilly Piiot Cl1111:!ili1-d l roon1. hullt-1n~. Pre!ltiit wilh rt IO\\-<.'Os1 Un\ly Pilot lJOS N. COlsl ll\\y,, La£un'.1 ____ . ____________________ .. i\d. Call G42-56i8. j &l'C'A. Akr Call 002-1373. C.1tt~!llfl['(f All! 64:H'i6i~. 494-1177
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•,,,-_,.-....,.,_,---1utsaay, May I , l'lll\ DAftV PILOT 2-
2000 Hou .. s Onlurn\sL-, Hou .. s U I I h d •·c d U t -·• .,... _____ n_u_r_n_•_•'"-on o t n urn. 3425 AjMrt·menta Unfurn. Ap1,.-lments Unfurn.
No Down--8rand New Best Buy Around
i::xcilll1K coas11l11C view t.ron\ llnrOOr Vll!\V 3bdnn with
!llU_ndl.'Ck!C off huge nlM:h:r <ilning room. all moden1 Bit & fiun 1•00111 with beani KOUr1nel kitchen, I a r g e c~1ll11g1 ~ tx<.'CUCnt locnt•n-lin.•placc. J)atlo, ·tsprlnklers.
FIJi,.Y + View 11; c r e •
w/seaaona.l 11tre11m, adj.
srMll eo111 n1unlty . hi
proce1s of highcl' df'nwlty
Zone chatijte. Only 14 min to
New110rt 'Ftwy. Tc r n1 5,
Posslblu sub-ordinal.Ion or
joint venture. 0\\'ner, Rt:ply
P. 0. Box 824, 1-lu.ntlf\i:lOll
HOME & INCOME
lJvc In OIK', n!nl the other.
Duplex ~nr the beath-2 &-
3 Bedroom11. Shag c:arpet11,
Hhake rUof, double gt118~1;',
ACT ON 11115 NOW. Cnll
The Real Estate Fair
"1!k tor Jack T. or Jack II.
Ba lboa l1l1nd 3206 Irvin• 3244 JltVINE 'Townhouse, Unh•er· 8 albo1 l1l1nd 3806 Dana Point 3826 * l.J"M'l.E ISLAND • 5ity Pu k, ull t:Jl!'d, 2 JU<. NOHi"ll Ufly front 3 Bit :I SUPl-~lt 2 Bit Apl1t. Cre:it
Channing, unrum., 2 bdrm. 2 Ix! 2 b• ~""",.,,... 2. BA. I 1v nu/din m1, lrplr., ba.., e••t, •-·. tr'plc, gar., v , ,, w , •r 11 0 ., 0 , 0 n home 1v/lrp!e., garage &1 rm., , l ...... ....,.,,,,......, I e kil h .. ._.,.. "
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3 lxh-m., 1~~ ba ....... $300 ~ 1' en, garugc +cal'· \Vasl'M!r & dryer, $150. n'IO. t>.fatu1.~emcnt Corp.
. car If.· l '··' 2 b $~/••.<. IKll'I. Nr. IHIUlt pool & 1'1•1• .\llulbc 646-7'lJ" 19:1-0!'11 I ""'' lll.13 un nbundv.nce o f 1uK financing to nUllch yow• >;i'('ent:ry. }~t.'tl land. Ct:dl
budgct. $59,500 to $66 500 G«-8750 Only 3 11.'.ft, hurry! ' · '
R•d C•:h.:i6~ultors ' [ ~L.J
iiREATI-1 raking ocean & . ~~ _
536-2551 Beach, 9'l>48
CAp;!;.;;t•~·~fo~r~S~o~lo:....,~.;1~300=1 ::::::::::::::::::::::
\Vm \Vl"IOn RE 675-3:01 uul'ni., n ··•·•· '"" -..>J fnclls. $3!iO 100. Lease.-, ,-"-,-• 0
, · · ~-3 bdl"!il., ?~ ba • ...... , $·1~ ~2·0l59 l'VCK. \AC ANT . , Lgc , mod .l l:tll,
WANTED 4 bdrm., 2~ l1a .••.•.•. $4.'.:.1 • '/. bo.s. shq , drns, l»tl~. * us~~D BRICKS • CALL 552 7500 ' ., 87(1.4564 • SHARP P(lrk l~tdo tO"'Jlhouse trplc. gar. 64()4307 • VISION • "''ilh built in t.up<'/j)hono.,B:..:.•lc:bo::.:•_P;..•:.n:::i:::n:.;•;:u:.;l•:,._3:.8:.0:.:7
C•plstr1no Beach 3211 stl'l't'O, l>l!lhwasher an dl"
R d HI I otlie• gooiliea. 3BR 21\ BA LARO' ., Ill< f I REN'l' OR LEASE e II Rea ty IK'lll" pool S-'50/nlu Agt. .': • ' rp (', l\l'ru' 3 BR, 21h BA, P11J.isad1.."11. 644-?2U Pav1 ll1un. $275 [Jl•r nl(l
LG 1 Br<. Stove, l'£'fr1a:,
e1'p!J1, drp~. S1G5. monlh.
496-7ro8 ev,·11 or 11."k~nds.
llUGE I BH, all bllrut, clOSl'ff
E:oraai:. Ocenn View. SlKS.
i\dull.s. Pl·!. !Job, 67.:,...sm.
ea.tbluff 38lo c101yo11 view. New horne 3
Ult, 3 bit, illlin glltRll
cclllng. S62,000. Open House.
581--:.?967. JJark t:> I u. cc
600 Newport Center Drivt!
BEACH HOUSE $51,500
Prlva~'Y Chara r t er
CAU owner, info & u.pp'l
6'1~ or (714)328-3233
$49,950. -4-plex. $6000 d"''n.
Prlme..rental urta nr. 5et\ls &. llhppng, Hunlingt on
~ach. 7 t 4-84Z..0~ or 213-
EX!h5595.
Put Your $$ to Work
lnvtllt In lhese 5 units In
l~w1tington Beach near lhe
ocenn. Ea<~h unit has
fh\'!p!f1~. bltns, garbage
diflpoll.l1l and di11hwtt!lhcr.
$110,000. Don't dl?lay in
seeing thix propdty. Cttll
The Rul Estat• Fair
839-6133 or 536-2551
\Vhilc v.·ater oceanview. REALTY REALTOltS y(•&.rly. ~Ir. Swini;;, 835-10 11
\Valk to beach. Large tam Univ. Park Center, Irvine tl.iys e DELUXE e ~ I al \ ** Nl:.'"\VPOR1' BEACH nt'. . • -rm, up c, l b bis' Hoag Hosp OCEAN Vll-~W Corona del Mar 3822 I ,I AR, 2 BA apt for 11.'a~e.
Jicaltors. f'Pl!i/drps, 2 car garage. 2 Bit Condo, A/C. $225/nw BRAND NE\V .... ~. · ' l11cld s1111o;. 1n~S1Cr suite, thn
Li>tl! of ~torage space, fncd 2 BR Condo, A/C $225 & $245 , 1 e'"' unit, I 1·111 .~. dbl garag1:. Autn rloor Laguna Hills 1050 Newport Heights 1070 Business Property 1400 yd. $325. mo. 496-9700. 2 BR Condo, AJC $265 &: $275 _JBR/2 ~ BA, UPb't'adcd, on JU~ ll.EOUCF.D. ~ BJ<. 2 OJK"nt·r av:1!l. Pool &
1\gt-R1:ty. 3 BR Homea, .... $295 & $315 greenbelL $3T:i. 644-1480 hfl . frp!c, near brach. S-100. ltcct-i:·11tl'111 area, Ad ulUc on· O\VNE.;n, New World 3 BR 2
ha, bltins, shftg crptl~g,
A&llume VA • Call 552·0003.
Lido lslo 1056
3BR, ~. dll'llng or ram rm,
lrg I~. lot & %., $62,000. Commercial Lot
Downtown
College Park 3220 3 BR Homes •• $325 & $335 Townhouse Unfrn 3525 317 lleliotropt!. s.to--0501 01· ly, no) pcl.'I. PH: 641·80&1
4 BR Homes ..... $335 &: $425 641-ll1<l • $307 . e
S~~ ~~e~ ~. eunlrp1~. 4 BR :tA;Ia{ R.£Ai:ty"'$SOO lluntlngton Beach • "'11lk to LOVELY 2 BK. .I.· Den S1~ i\u1igos Way, NB -bench. 2 BR To.,.,'llhouse, w/ga:. $300. nlo., CaU i\1anilg11'<1 by
drps, nr achls, cul-de-sac, •551-2000 * pool. $275. nlO. 962•7m . 714-537-77£\1 \\'lLI~l 1~\t \VALTERS CO.
548--0S:ll Owner '
Mount'n , Desert,
This ~~1o~t~~cR~~p~ \Viti [ - -1[1 llf l 10,200 c:.5~ ~e~ fl. I --'R:;;•:.:so~rl;.._ ___ ~2400:::::: l ;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::iiii~ ~nl n .-...vi ,_ LAKE Arrowhd beaut 1nount <..'O"l you 1 very little . )'our u v age o .,......... 11 .. .,et. 1erwn1s ~·ltl n uv the bwk of $3.92 sq. ft. Ready to build hon1esile North Shore vil'w
~Jc mo, 6404114, 2 BR, 2 BA cod town!\ouse. O I F 3550 DfLUXE ocw 3 br " ba all I ~~~--~-~~~ ,:;:~7'0·==,.....,,~~c I ;r11lc & vaulted ct:il liv rm. ~et urn bl'i 11s." lrpll', "'alk 1~ ~~M:' & Huntington Beach 3840
SYRACUSE Mode I 2 car gar. E·Z mainl yards he I s·i~-~ S395 fi73-'-"Jlll C0f\1MUNITY Pool, 4Bll, Greenbelts. Bike trail s: LAGUNA Beach, L. ow e-r nc-1
." . i;:i ' • '· -'. NE'\V . , , 2BA, crpt11, drps, nr schl.s, Adults only pool w/ jacuu.i. l)11plex tum, 2 BR, 11/3 BA, BIV\ND _New. So, of llwy. Z :. h1:..ur 1ous f<un1l y. ap1s.
cul-dcsac, S35i0 per 010, Teruils, shop'g near by. lort"e<t air, heat, lrg privall· 111}, 2 BA. Frµlc. S~nd•·i.:k. !7 un ll C(.Hr:plt'X avtti l ~ for
llu.• bills. O~~ apt. Jllui; Mobil• Homes 646-7171. :~~~~ ~::~~~,000
11\udiu upt. 3 B<lrms., 2 1111. for 11le 1100 <'ach. J.er1Sl'!iolr1 . $160.000. Out of.State Pr pty. 2~
LOVELY NEW HOME MOBILE HOME HOTEL/BAR. Gd income.
Oran air. Limited legal
gambling. By owner.
?t-flcky Van Horn, Drum·
mond, Montana. Bo.'< 205.
14061 28S-35U.
64().4ll4, 552-7800 Lease. 552-944'1 or 871...fil.Ol, J>litiO, enclosed garage, ne;tr $3,j{I. 67Ji..1171 or M4-1,271. 1rnu1rd. ~cupy, Cl(lSI . tn beach North end ....,.,., 12151 fro 1 ,_ new llunr111~1on l~i·ach C1\•1c
Corona del Mar 3222 IflVINE House for \e&se. 2 Leu ·c' 49-1-9601 · ""'"'· ~. nt 'up .. x: gur. C.'••rlfl'r, 1)1'.'.l r:h, school-; & 3 D<!rm11.. fam. rm., ctln. FOR SALE:
nn., 2% ba. Ownt•r want! SILVERCREST
BR, 2 ba, lrg l.::.m rm, form! s • · 1;olrl ~ha~. nu po ·t; li-14-l:l4tl shoppini.:
dln nn. frplc. $325 n10., HOLIOAY \VEEKENDI 411 Jr1i.; 6/1: ring & rang1·. F'E,\1'UR!KG • 0 ""· Lea<ehokl. 185.\Xll MOBILE HOME
20' x 53', 2 Bl> 2 BJ carp .•
draped, bit-ins., refrig.,
1vitshcr &: elect. dryer, wired
lor 220 air cond., kitch.
clock, 11torKge shed, land·
!K!aped patio. Three yrs. old
• like nu. Located in new
adult pk. away from noisy
SL One-half bl. from cluD-
housc. J>.educed to $12,950.
Call EVE.S. 2l.3-694-4690,
697.7152,
BUY A avail approx June lst. Ph. DELUXE Oceanfront 2 BR RUSTIC ("ABI:" :; BR, 2 bu. • 2 SJ>iiciow• bt'<hixnns
551-20.17 aft 6 p.n1. w/!rplc. ~Y \Veek. A\ ail bltin.,, il'~l~, J~\: gar, $375. 1 e Dining-roonl Lk\o Island homes, walking
dllitall(..-c ol sl.ops, chw·chts,
f'IC. ~O~W~E~~~~ED WARRANTY HOME NE\V 'J'urtlerock Eiroadmori:-now. 4607 Seashore Dr, NB. Pc-1 OK. IH2-9666. e Dix cll'clric kitrhen~
No. 3., 3i!JR, 2'bas. + co:.:y n<l-673-9-199 or 6~~ Costa Meta 3824 •Fl.lily ··arpc1 cd thruout
• LIDO • REALTY ... * Top Lucahon * Tax Sheller * Cupitnl gains * $20,000 Down
• Fully leased
LIVE HERE
3 Br.-brand fle\V
den. Landscaped & draped. NE\VPORT BEAOI 1 BR, e ~aml;.I 1,.'t'i11rfgs
$375 pool prlv. Immed. ims near beach. Adults only. • D1shwa ... 11crs 1{;; \td I ut .. ,' 11
*673-7300* 2700
3 Br.-J-larhor View
2 Br.-Sl\orecliffs
$il50 $125. 1no Owner, 64+-0547 · ., Inquire: 548-21.12 0 J..i::e t•n<•hJs•1I patios $450 e Sc11arri.ti! t·ncl. giU't1gc.i
M ission Viejo 1067 Real. :'Klmlcs, Bkrs. 675-6700 5 ACRE Homes!te. 4 Br.-Harbor View
2 -Channel Reef
$52:51 UNIVERSITY Parle, 2 BR, 2 Duplexes Unfu r n 3600 e Adthti1H1od pr1rk1ng lol
$700 I ~-To1.11nhousc, x!nt loc, nr , . • C1)n1pl . laun,hy Iiu::il.
SPACIOUS buck yd, rlose 10
lx·h & n1ountuins. 3 BR fain
r1n, 2 HA, upgraded lhru·
our, lurse kilch!'n hltns,
dsh"·hr. $39,900. 4!6--563.'1
83l·:t.!68. '
BAYFRONT SITe-trees, util. lttain roa Call 6T":r 7225 J!lCuzzi, pool, terutl.s. $300 LSE. Spac. 3 BR, 2 BA & .! 9 BBQ <H'<'<'.l
/mo. Call ~ aft 2 pm BR, 1 ba. Frplc, shag, dr1tS, • Rf'Crf'n!ion roon1 For boat repair&: saie11 Plantable to avocados. Good
Prime Newport Beach Joe. 1 ='~'rm""''=· "Cal""-l "TI~4-'33-=~3212'='.~ Bill Grundy Rllr. 6Ta-6161 20 ACRE Avocado Ranch.
Income Property 2000 Vt'ry attractive terms. Fall·
ar wkcnds bltins, ~· e11cld pa1io. • Con111I tn~ul ated thruout.
NE\V Turtlernck home 2 lmmac. E~t C.1\1. S335-Ff{Q~f $205.
BR. 2 bas, den. Gold ~hag ~2t'.UJ1ft " or \Vk~ PINECREEK 816--0782
cpr, compac1or, 2 car gar., CH"'1L"'o"""'R-E_N __
CAN BE SEEN AT:
CRESTMONT
ESTATES
Newpo,.-t Beach 1069
-VIEW OF-
FASHION ISLAND
F.xpc1L'll\'e imported tile In
entry, bl't'("ze way, kllchl'TI
.l".c N'ar yard of th ! s
(').:r11i111ite Ponofino home.
f'ec land! 3 BR. 4 BA +
bonua room A.i'ID many
11101-e l"USIOn1 Jcalures, all
tor $96.1'.XXJ.
Call 61tr867Z
Listings Need(.'(!
HY.il Site Dr., Brea. (Central
Ave. across from Brea
Comm. Hosp.) Lot •46.
CO NTACT RAY, PK. l\tCR.,
lor 11howlng.
'74·~X44, 2 BR, 2 ba in
Beaut. Hemet. Perfect for
wkcnds or great f o r
retiremenL Prol lndscpd,
111 new adult 5 !!tar lt1obile
ll01ne Parle. All extru
comp, turn. 1 yr free rent. ns.ooo. OtJt 548-2554.
8'X2-l' TRAILER with
12'X24' built on L.R: & B.R.
Exposed beam ceillnq. all
"'ood panelling. $ 3 3 O O •
Newport Beach. ( 11 4 )
643-7ll8
1200
TRIPLEX
NEWPORT
brook area. 714-833-3212.
Real Estate Wntd. 2900 $385. n10 6T:>-5847 Apartments Furnished LIVES UP
, TO ITS NAME
2 OR 3 BDRM "-o~" ~u~:LER~ new 3 & • .R. Balboa l1land 3706 '"' "" * SPYGLASS ffiLL * 2 Dtt, pool 1n rec are a. Over 500 tall trees and 10
Just off Newport Blvd, \1:/exisling FHA or VA Spectacular viev.·s! No, 67 $415. 83J.8~88. XLNT DEAL! 2 BR Apt. sll't'!u.n1s with waterfalls
Good occe!;S to Newporl loan. Prin. only. 556-0347. Montccito Dr., open Sat. & UNIV. Park townhsc, 3 BR, 217¥.. Apo!ena. Avail r-.'Iay 15 c1+cale a relaxing se1tin.;: for
Costa r-.le!18. -San Diego Sun. 1·5. Brand new exec. famnn. 2 2/3 BA. Village 3, thru June 15th. S240. Util your spacious new I· or. :!· ~~~t!J~:~ Rent* II &} ~'°:~~:~1~.t;:'"i!~:.11"' $425. mo. 644·7770. ~/d. or Best OUcr. l\lr. 1~!roon1 aJ?811rncnt. _r1•(i111
-dining room -family . ,-Balboa Bay Prop. 675-7060 Laguna Beach 3248 · 101w, 673-6126. :.i. Furn1t~re a~a1lablc. room -orchid room _ 2 M 1--"-o...c;..o.o.;.;c.:. __ ;;=.;.; 1 BP.. util pd. No pets, Quiet 01f_lce_ open 9.00 to 6.00. 23(WJ
1ireplaces. indoor BCQ. 36' oving Allowance 1. Custom built, 2 bdrm., mature adults. $250 mo now Frur~~w Rd .• Cos1a Mesa.
nntio ,.;....,!""in Wn>"""t iron SIOO OU 1st Mo's Rent home. wfw carpets, 10 Sept. • $200/mo. vrly. Phon · 545-2300.
,..... ...... .... ,..,. Ubl' Houses Furnished NEW 3 Br 2•l ba trpl '· -2nd patio -plus go rgeous . , 7: , c, ti.replace, Jge. deck w/(l(..'Can Gr:.i-3613. Off The Beaten Path
more! Both other units,., are General 3102 gar. super neighborhood!. view~. 2 car garage. A-1 Costa Mesa 3n4
2 BR -patios -enclosed $400. 6T:r1076 aft 5: cond1twn thru...out.
garages. All this for only $195-UTIL PD. 1 BR, frpl, 67"'J-Z92i. $350 MONTH $30 WEEK & UP
1()<,t,, do""'ll -asking $74 ,900 deck, view, Laguna. 2 BR, 1 ba. Walk lo heh & 2. Spacious 4 BDRJ\tS & • Sludio & t BR AplS.
full price. Take advantage -$250--UTII .. PD. Lrg l BR stores. SWlny terrace. No f'Al\1. rm. + DINING RM. • TV & Ahtld Service Avail
Call 752·17'XI. hse bctt.ut view, % blk pets or child. $295. 673-7335. Built-in kitchen. Fireplace. • Phone Service_ Ht.d. pool .
Spacious Adult Garden i\pts. * LtLXurious shag carpels
• Bit-ins incl Dish1vashCl'
• Lrg: Pool & Gas BBQ 's
• J>rivatc Patios JrM:STMl~ll!~I bea~h . La~na. . 2 BR. rumpus rm, frTl\c, \Vt \V ca rpets . Pa l Io •Children & Pet Section ~ '$.12S-CHAR1\1 & Privacy 2 fncd )'I'd, 3 blks 1.o beach. l ( \\'/bar-b-q. All excellent 2376 Newport Blvd., Cl\'I I !~~~~~~~~! LANO OPPORTUNITY , 0 ? ~N~U'un_2V~l.'E\,W!rplRc,EvNieTwAh<>LmSe, yr. lease, S350. 675-102<1. lo.mlly home. 548-9T:.i5 or 645-3'il67 1; Aporox 15 •""" Vista ...... ·' ---·-~ Cost• Mosa 3224 ,11ss1~,:0RE"1~JH,,.,"131 El Puerto Mesa
5br·3ba & Family Room $3965. Pl't aa-e. 600 ft to lm 673-4040 or 4!W-3248 CLEAN 2 BR. $180. Kids ok. $225-ATTRAC l Br. hse. 1 BR. Furn. $165 Up
ft ~Lev. Develop to avacadol! 12 UNIT~EASTSIDE $90 l BR hse util pd, Of. l Vacant Nov.·. bltns. yard, deck. So. All Util. Paid '
1 & 2 BR's. $170-$195
Cas & \Vater Pd ·
Encl. Gardgc.
LA MANCHA APTS.
778 &.'Ott Plaet', C.At.
642·2007
~e lot. room for pool, side of citrus. 01" 2% acre ranOO COSTA MESA ~175,000 BR Mobile, S1C6/mo. lffi EASTSIDE l BR in 4-plcx. l.agUna. No Children, No Pets C Bit in quiet 4-plex.
rlvt• to t~'ll'kyard for bo111, 1 II'. OLE Step up to this 12-unit house $150 util pd. Laguna Fncd. $160. Kids ok. $200-1 + Otlice or Studio. Pool & Recreation ourtyard setting. Pool,
camper. Custorn DrlftW(JOo.I ED RIO Realtor complex v.•ith 15% do\\•n. Beach overlooks ocean' RARE Find! 2 BR. Duplex. Jl?ol ~eek. Steps to ocean. 1959 Maple Ave, C.M . jacuz'li. $190/l\:IO. Inc!cls all
l"O('k fin·pluc,-c. Sprinkltrs &lfi.88ll or eve & Sun MS-6852 Onse to shopping. O\vner $150. NB walk to water $165. $190. Kids & pets ok. V1c1or1a Beach. -util's, re[rig & encl gar.
front & b&ck. COV('l"('d palio. vi'ill ClllTY Znd. $2015 mo. ldds/pcts. Agt. Fe e . Homefinders * 642-9900 $275-CHARMING 2 Br frplc HOLIDAY PLAZA Adlts_, no -pets. 3 9 3
and parents love the
large, spacious ap.rt•
ments at Banbury
Cross.
• 01ild"cn 6 & younger
0 State lic~nscd pre i;chl
• 01ilclrcns play area e L::U"ge 2 & 3 BR apts.
• 2 adult rec. centers
• Ettsy access to most em·
ployment areas
• Nr. shopping & fn\'YS.
• fronl Sl6J.
BANBURY CROSS
(Near Beach Blvd & Warnet')
16761 VlE\_\l,.l'OIN'f LAtlE
• 847-6604 •
$149 $169 2BR
Spat" rpts. dr. gar. pool.
3BR S209 pel/kid ok 17361
Kl'elson Nr Beach & Slatf'r
lmo ~ $50 dl'p. }1ove in
842-45()·1 or 8'12-0389
BeautHul Garden Aptll
6 Pools. Tennis. Sauna.
Privacy. Frplc. Indivkh.1al
patios. Nr. Ocean. Terrific
Deal. 8<16-132:'1. Sh11.g t•ar1x·t. N i cc I y 40 BEAlIT Wooded acres, on lnconie. Red Carpet Invest· 979-8430. . honu•. South Laguna. DELUXE S~acious 1 BR Hanulton. 645-4411. ~~.,'1~~:,""'•l. \\l~~~bolto',.,, ll.~~1','1· oounty road Y.' Ir iv e r ment Divil;lon. 979-2550. Lo' do Isle 3156 LA2 BRf~ES200fencedPRiynlV c'vor kids. SJ00..2 BR frplc, sep. din. rm, furn _apt. $150. Pool. t\mple QUIET. Eastside 2 Bit. 1 i~ BRAND NEW, 3 BR, 2 bas.
n. .,... ..,.,. ,... '"'" lrontagt', $450 pl'I' ac, "· , · A · deck, gar. child/pet. parking. Adults, no pets. BA. Patio. Garage. ~-· blk ~~~ b~·n',;.. &~;;f ~~~~; 1 ~0";""';;;;';· ;;6IS-8080;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;1 uoo LlVING. 2 BR. 2 BA. SbNGL~~ 3K!3J i._ Ba S28S. NU-VIEW RENTALS 1965 Pomona Aw;., Cl\f shopping-Adults, no .pet<>. ~l!~,c a:,~ed poo~~ wit
2nd. 20!M Tu!>tin. 646-560'.! II Avail Summer. No Pets. HU~Y! i B~~ n~ts ~~b. 673-4030 or 494-3248 APT. lt1~AGER _for 12-2 hr m Cabrillo. 642-0461 aft. consider pets & children.
nr1. 6 \\ttkdays, anyti1nc CLASSIFIED • Call (Z13J 793--042'7 Home. Kids&: pet ok. 2 BR, 2 BA North End. Close f~n l!fllts. No children·pc~·l2Sp0:m"--=c------~ $280. mo. 962-0818 "'<"ek~nds. HOURS I Newport S.ach 3169 Homefinder1 * 642·9900 to beach, bus & shopping. ~~fesin. ~,:~ rent., MJn. 2BR. 2BA, ~an view.
1
-'N::E\:::V:...::::APTS:...::::..::_::=W_A_LK--T-O
OPJ-::N HOUSE Sat & SUn Call 494-7079 "' . -· ni a u re Dshv.•shr, re[ng, c r Pl 8 • BEACH:. 1 & 2 BR'11 from
2--5 pn1. \\'cd 7-9 pm. Ad~ _,._ ~~~~~~~~~ "'ATE'RFRONT very attrac MESA VERDE L H "ll -32 'Oman 642.9520 aft 5 PM. drps. S235 lBR/lBA, all U75 $235 EXTRAS GRAND OPENING their ads rs by m:ft~ I 2 BR, 2 bath house: 3 b,.-, 2 ba, top location aguna 1 s SO 1 BR, Newport Blvd nr. Del appl's. $180. 97!J..5099. 53&-2.'>ii~ · ·
Newport Bay Towers 8:00 a.m. t o 5:30 p.m. l Act'On1modore ::. pwr boat. Water & Ga,.-dener Peid NE\V \\'orld 3 BR, 2 ba, Mar. $l4564~ $175 LRG 2 BR. 2 BA. 2 BDRAl 1 B;\ crpts drps
1
&
2
BEDROOM Monday thru Friday BALBOA UNITS I $.300. mo. Yrly or wilt rent $425 Lease .545-0228 bltinS, shag nice lndscping. lnunac. In qlliet 4-plex. ' ' ' '
l'ON f\ lNI Ul\ ES 8 to noon Saturday Summt'r/\Vinter. 673-SOSG • . crpt. $285/mo. Call 552·9503. * ELM GARDENS AP'I'S. I child ok:. No Pcls. ~~~dry$Ja~~g~v!~· rWi Ba~ 11o1nes:l llur-.1 ~ COSTA MESA ·amCE $19,000 BUYS! 5 BR, yearly, cheerful, SHARP. 4 BR. 2 BA, Mesa.I L N " I 3252 FURN 2 BR. Apt in 2868 1..3.Salle, Apt 1. s.tS-3524. 530-1898
Boat Slips Tnw! Very !<:harp triplex. lmmac. llarbor Highlands. ~~!~'fng 111:il Cl$~ aguna iguti Family Stction. 1Tf ~· 2 BR, crpts, stove, refrig,
}>\ill Sccurily l!ighrue 330~5JSY Onr block to bay -lv.-o Aval! about &-20, Agent th. 1 now. · 3 BR condo Niguel Got! 22nd St., Of. 642-364:>. fenced patio, encl!id carport CHILDREN & Pets ok. 2 BR,
Steel & roncn:lc c0nstruction blocks to ocean. OCEAN' & 642-53)() ~1 ~ ~cner. course, 2 car gar, $3%)/mo. 00\VNSTAIRS. IBR, heated w/storage & lndry fac. St
75
.
3
BR, $200. l690'l Lynn
Private lialcon/('s NEWPORT BEACl:t BA\" \TIE\VS! Crea 1 Houses Un_furnish9<1-Bkr/ownr 493-5768. pool, no pets, no children 540--fil87 eves. SL Call 848-063l.
2 i;.irn&e sp;.acts for m<>il 3333 Newport Blvd. appreciation area. 3 MESA VERDE·l hr, 2 Mesi Verde 3263 548-$48 3 BR, 2~ ba, crpts, drps, EX'l'RA l.rg
2
br 2 ba deluxe
uni!!!. 642.5678 bedroom o~ners uni! plus 2· General 3202 ha, !am rm, din nn, fri>l, 1 BR, Jrg, w/terrn.ce. elect stv, freshly paint, nr pool!!if!I? apt nr beach. $165.
Roof 1or i;widf'Ck Two bedroom units. O OS('(I cpts, drps.. tncd Y rd· 3 BR, 2 BA fam rm., lrg Ideal tor Bachelors. Adults. OCC & shppng. children ok. ~ t~lorida.. 536-5882.
Unusua Opportunity to HUNTINCTON BEACK J:aroge. New roof seller "'ill K LA 'DENTALS 645-6728· yard. Gardener & \Vater pd. $170. 1993 Church. 548-9633. Avail June T ·t, 539-3473 Irvine 3844
Purt:hase Baytront Properly 17875 Beach Blvd. finitnce. $19,000 do\\·n. full .,,. A !\IESA DEL f\IAR 3 bdrm, 2, Children pets k $35(1 }10 tn Newport Beach. 540-1220 price $135,00CI. l·lcart of lhl' wr UK1Aun 1M UtvlCf ba.. crnts, bl"-s, 2 .,, ' 0 · · Huntington Beach 3740 2 BR, S165· Crpts, drps, PARKWOOD o B .,. 1-1.1• '"" 557-1247. , bl!ns. Single story. Bean1
31 l"e'6Jt':sf'_.i_.,_N_._· _ .LAGUNA BEACH Peninsula. Call !oday • i::a r, patio, frplc. $300. Ph. Mission Viejo 3267 LOW WEEKLY RATES clngs. Selected pt•t 01<. New Adult & Family
"FIRST CABIN" 223 ::.~Av~ ~~wt pm' SION ft tfil ~:~s 254:R~1~~t ~~gar, quiet, NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba 'l'wnhse, 72~~cu~ltve Su~~ld ::;~~~ 0~ro~2BR. lge Apts.
Th.ls beautiful Dolores: rnodel, SAN CLEMENTE ~ , i -oU-str. Adi! cple • No pets. cpt, drps, alr cond. rec fsc. or own Y • sunny patio, gar. ~lature 1-3 BR's From Sl&51mo. Bit·
ls first class in t~·cry
300
N. El Camino Reel ~1wro1:1 .1. u.v. c.M. f<f2·13S:J $185. 548-14ffi, 548-8251. No pets. ~mo. 831-1309. Beach J~lto,;1j0rktown adull, ''° pelS. Sl.90. 2'Z34 A ~~~~;eiJ,~~aiha:~~~'.
r'Plpect! Tl:Uitefully de<:· · 492-4420 :: ' ' • NR Ocean-Nice Bach SL?S. V~CANT 2 Br, Sl!iO. kids/ Newport S.1ch 3269 STUDIOS & l BR's. Rutgers Dr. 1"21J..:454-5104. Draperies.
orated & beauufully main· $145 fun1, utl pd. Sl>veral peui. AJso 3 BR HB, $210. $160 Up. 2 Br, 3 Br l~l Ba, 17560 Jordan Avt'. 552-0900 ~~~~t~~~:1~e3 l~ve~~:i ~~R~ ~~iWo ---'-....C-"'"---"2;;;200::.: I ~~·~'~. l F~r!\~ ~o~_Q.J 2AgBtR. F:7~ 979-84+ a'°· . ' ~r~ vieeum~• o ~~~ : ~;t~1t~~ ~~· ~lfYege~~-cpl. ~A,, ~~.· Laguna Bea ch 3848
gr'C('nbelr. C11.IJ OO\\" to ~ee SEVERAL 2 br $165-$185 ' ......... ea.rung ee. squeaky clean 3 BR 2 BA • Laundry facilities <>"t.rv..tOJ
CLASSIFIED
Adults only· no pets. • F ti\' · 3 BR, 2 "· ., AU -w deco•. Spectacular, New this! no\\', yards, gar, kids/pets. 548-4Sl4 home with formal dining, ree ~ 1ties vt1 '"" MORGAN REAL TY DEADLINES FRPLC! 3 br 2 ba $250.FV. family room lovely yard •Free linens frplc., patio, dble gar., Ocean Vu Townhouse1
67
3--664
2
6]5-6459 DeadJlne for copy A kllli palio, 2 car, bring family. Dana Point 32.26 525/mo incl gardener, • T. V .• ~maid serv. avail. \Vestcli(f, Adults., 642-ll55 \Valk to beach, 2 BR + den
Is 5:30 p.m. the day be-Cl-IAR.J'l11NG 3 br $285 HB. 644-7211 Agt.. • Bar-B-Que LRG 2 br, 2ba, din rm, + \\let bur, tile patios, f.rplc, * OCEAN VIEW * fore publication, except PALM SPRINGS walk heh, 2 car. kids/pets. 3 BR, Beach House S275. + WES1'CLIFF 3 BR 2~ ba • Pho~ service cp!/drp, stv/ref, po o I . cus1on1 i:rrts, drps, ao-
Frorn e'"e"" rm. of th.is Jge. 3 for Sunday &: Monday Cho' · LOOK! 2 br, lge rumpus rm $l00 Security, near ll.1arina, 2 frpf•'s, F·-rm' • New" • 1 mile lo ocean Adlrs, no pets.$170. 645--8965. plianccs, S430 per 1no.
BR 2 ba., fa "" EdiU h •-dllne JCe eight units may be Cd'< FP 2 """ 3 b"·· bch fenced yd. 49~/499--1331 .. "'" c17 •071 .. .• m, rm. ,,.,me. ons w en uea
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· voor entry. ·nv. u.:ac CLASSIFIED subordinate for 20% down. .....,., Gardener incld. $475. n10. Lndry rm. NewE:r Spanish mco. 5&7T:.i5. Spanish Villa. Beam ceil, ---GE~a.AL--Only asking $23.000. less fp, fncd, all appli"s. C~1. 3BR/2BA, famrm, upgraded 642--0844 or 4M-9907. Adul t Complex. 2 mi. So. of PRTVACY "'' 3 BR 2 BA frplc, priv. bellcll. l\1any
REGULATIONS than $3,lXX> per unit. \\'e scrvl<:e all the beach crpts, drps, bltins, comp rec San o· ~~· 17301 ' ' trees. Prefer couple -120·+~ 1\t!:ti .. AW'., N.D. ERRORS: AdvertiseTI cities & inland Orange Co. fac inc swtmming, boating 5 Big BR's, kids/pets ok, iego "' ":r · frpl, gar, lndry, yrd, patio, """ REALTORS 642-4623 ahould check their ada SANTA ANA $ LANDLORDS $ & tl'nnis. 837-9ll5 $325. Also Horse Ranch, 3 Kee\son Ln, HB. 842-7848 n\'I pets. $285. 646-41.14 single adult. $ 4 5 0 I mo ,
BR B 'ful G d Years LeaS<". 4S.J-2791.
NEWPORT SHORES daily &: report errors FEE FREE. Call Us Today! F t · V fl 323 · rumpus nn, acreage, eautr ar en Apts. PRIVACY & 2 BR. 2 BA,
3 Bdrm~ & den lmmcdla.tely. THE A~~~:~nJ:tan~ti~~ ALA Rentals 642-8383 oun ain a ey 4 $350. S.A. Cn.nyon. Agt. Fee. 6 Pools. Tennis. SaWla. gar, patio & yrd. r;o pets. TllE DOLPHIN
\Valk to DAIL~ Pll..OT U9Unlel •1 . S C LIKE New-~ ,_ 2 BR, + 979-8430. • Privacy. Frplc. Jnclivldu:i.I $210/nio. 646-4ll4. New 2 BR frpl c, terrace,
llabWt for the flrst in-"a1n t. · oopertive owner CAu .. "6 u· N 0 1 . . pool. Ocean l Blk, Leases I3cach, jXlOI.~ & tcru1is comx: insertion
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CAYWOOD REALTY CANCEU.ATIONS: c:,'On&truction. $110,0CKI. f!ar. Swimpoot Kids ok. Flmam Rn1, 2141 ~·wet bar. BACH apt. Large. Very nice.pd·::;,,· 642-=.::1960=·-----BEAUTIFUL 0Ct?an View.
Front 2 Br apt in 4·plex.
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MONTEGO MODEL of the KILL NUMBER ISLANDS 2 Br. Wolnot Squ'1e $'240 Huntington S.ach 324-0 HARBOR -Vo Phase lll, U"'1e• priced at $150 mo. 0, &IZ-<560 '
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HARBOR VIEW number must be pre· Orange County owners will Bayfront $800 has everything. Bltn &terco 552-7800 EFFICIENCY Apts tron1 S57 :-=954S==~~~~~~:;:-=·=·~1':""::A:'~e=. :""'"::':\l34:::1 HOMES scnted by the advertller trade for local lncome 4 Br. Lido Bayfl"Ont SI400 I n I er com. fire/burglar HARBOR VU, 4 BR, 2~ BA, \Veek. Pool, m'.lid, ph, Jndry.
REALTY 833--0780 ia cate of a dispute. property. Submit your lde:aJ Qtll 675-1225 nlllnn. Mu11I see to 2 trplc, wetbar, beautiful Vill age Inn, 494-9436, $@"RJ{}lA.-l!at-f}i$A CANCELLATION 0 R and offer. Call 675-7225. appreciate. Perm. married vu Adjacent park conun N B h • g
FIRST TIME CORRECTION OF NEW couple, infant ok, $275. no ~-SUPER Deco~. ?tin~ ewport eac 3769
OFFERED AD BEFORE RUNNING: dogs. 8<2-327G. yan!. Avail Juno. 644-4199 1100. -ON BEACH That Intriguing Word Game with a Chuckle
GaYrront prestige lBR npt. Every effort ls made t o CUSTOl\1 Dupl~ nr all! Nice 11.V. (Bren) Homes, .tBR ~~ree Utils -13' x 16'
full hn.lcony, gorgeous vtew. kiU or correct a new a d area. 2 BR. $195. 2BA, Spectacular \'U p::itlo' kitch & bath.
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673-1!"4 that hU been ordered. 1'10DERN 4 BR. 2 BA, $.275. lndscpd, sprinklers.' $475; 673-1241.. 6'75--51»S
$79.500. wtX'.r. but we cannot eua.ran-yard for kids & pet. 644-7Jll $35/\VK UP. 1 Br, 2 Ba &
l'ves. tee to do so until the ad 1 1 ~~~~~~~~~!!'.!!~1 ---::;;:;;;;;:r;;;;g;c;;;--BEACH AREA. 2 BR. S'Ur>. Ba h Col TV ·d BEAt.rrif'UL Hat•bor View hu aweared ln the LOTS \VA.iVJ'ED kids & pet fine. NU HV 4 br/2 Ip\, wetbar, c · or · mai ~l"\I,
Palenno "'/view. Principals paper tJtrou""" down """""'ent •-You Homef1'nders * 642 --vu. comm pool/tennis. S550. pool. THE fl.fESA.
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only. 4BR/3BA, famrm. 2 Aub..inilnation • to bu 11 d 3'"~ V"rt"" vu._..., fpl, lo upkp y(!, Many DIME-A~IJNE ADS: C\JJ1tom homes In coast arta.. DULl..ETIN '"PDATEO 3 400 YARDS to Beach. 3000 3eR, 2 BA Condo. No maint. BRAND new Tennis Villa
amcnllles. Xlnt con d. Theso. ad.I are 1tr1ct!y VicWtl preferred. but will llme11/week. "'I· fl. 5 BR. 3 BA eXtt 1 story pool $MlO mo 300 3Bll. 2~BA upgraded lhru· Evc/wkend~. 6'10-009.J cash 1n advance by man consider exclusive nreag 85 Homefinder1 * 642·9900 hon1c. lg lot has room for Vl.!.ta ~erte,-644-72.52. • out Avail sn $600. 644-G483_ I
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BAYSHORES IJC<tJ, NO pbone onlers. LANDLORDS! 838-2921 San Clomonlo 3276 1 SH, ontil June !4Jh. $50. I I'
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.LEAVING AREA. 4 RR~ CO$...\l.. Meu. office 12 Jot -1.oood C-2 Newport We Spcclllllz.e 1n Ne'!vport ' A, bSZis romtchooL 2 BR, 1 BA, good neighbor· ,;cC.=•lc,l.=4~"""~--~--
3BA + den. $ 6 5, O O O, noon -all branch of· Blvd., C.M. S540 mo income. Bench • Corona del Mar • 645-8213 or 952.7473 hood, fncd. walk to mo~ SlilALL Studio near beach. I I '!'.fi4~i-::34~~;1.:.,,,,~=='""= Clces. Good for commercial A~· Our Rental .ser. 4 BR Condo, -·-. d~ plng, beach. $260, 492.J&Xl. Sll\gleglrl,nopct1.SlOO.mo H 0 YT U •' I• .~ dtvtl--mcn1 $65 000 ... ,..... 1 "A~ ""M • • A fe llow made imp•o-
BY OWNER·EASTBLurr . TI1E DAD..Y PU.OT re-v>' ' ' • vlct FREE to You! Try pool, clubhou~. patio. Santa Ana 3280 )1')". ~ I I I' I adv•ne-es to an .airpl•ne ii;;:
Dramatic &: clean l BR, 2~ serv~ the rtght to clu· Owntr-Droker, 642-($0. Nu·V11!W! per mo. 54S-1400. 1 BR for female. Avail. JW1e '::'.:· =·==·=~· :::'...., B~ "Y" plan on \fl< s\(y, ·<di~ .. nlOr o• re-HOUSE + TWO NU-VIEW RENTALS VACANT· fenced 3 Br, 1210. 3 SR, 2 BA, frll fenced yard; & Jul)•. $2!i0. mo., pool, r "d~ss. Sne saod, 'S1ep o;/11
greenbelt nr Back Bay. fUIC an,y edvt!rt11l"111t.nt. 67J..4030 or 4»32'8 2 BR 11"5. ' 2 BR's CM Air cond. Elec air tl1ttt. Nr. ierurl!! &: spa. 644-8400 I C H I p U C 1-· Eves 640-1538. and to change !ta riltet t·3 BR, l RA flouse: plus u; « Mlle Sq. Park. ms ~mo. l BU< to bch 2 Br furn. Util t-;-,..;.T__;;,.:c..,.-I * 340 l\10N'l'E: VISTA * A regulations without 2-2 UR, 2 BA Apta. Pallos, FREE FREE Sl50. Agt. Fee. 919-34.10. &12-0065. pd, Kids/pets ok. Now thru I I I 15 I 0 C""'0~111
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11"ck bay on n .2 lol. CL I IE ''"'"'· 646-Hl · *LANDLORDS* '""· d o<. «JVd polio. S26() r $47,500. Aacnt 64~1~ ASS F 0 ltAri1lLTON sr .. Cl\{. R·3. Homefinders * 642·9900 mo, 536-3m or 536-7282 lluntlngton Besch Stn Cle ment• 3n6 e PR INT NUMBftfO {ET IE R~ IN , '
BLUFFS Concto•mR·2'AiBA. MAILING ADDRESS 26,250 11<1· fl. $47,001. Agt. Clllifomla.'s J..aqi:est irvine 3244 4 BR Townhouse, xlnt .CO!l(I. 2 BR, d~n. also 2 BR. both -.:::;';";"~' ::•;::o•;"~'~"~::,,;::==~::::~:=:====
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Silt & sun. 644·4143. Costa h-teH T\\.'O level oommcrcl.n.1 lnt!'ll Turt.lerock Lo\o"tly 3 BR 2 8'\ l-1\E JuJ..v l, 2 BR. Air, Pool H'ated pool, car o or t --..::'O::.::G~fl.;"'::::;'.::"';:'1...----'-' ...1.I ...Jl1....1.l ...11wl
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11honr ~V\1!111 IJl $1~ 111' 1'\C\l]JOM U(h Jll'('f! $Vi,(.Mlfl ~hnl'l"r1!f! & C11po nch • 11'..Hll..:NCfo.[J J,1f)l1H4'~(' EXD\'llCll('ttd ('In~,; 1 thtv r AUTO LOT MAN TEMJ~ 1'"11\fJ(ll'UI)' llcl11 "i:tbH ) OfM'n, C'n!l 642-68&)
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I' I \C('iJ 11 bo Bl CM MAI'~' i.:l ANTED. Please drh·ers licenso. Call 2 to a, REUBEN'S Salary & \\'Ol'klng cond1-!if tt1iok11 8.ll the \\'llrk lood 616-l7()7 rl)r interview
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l\1uch!ne Opra. B!'.;AC ll \ FREE GENEJlAL otrh.:e help . ~totel 494!-4892. PART TIM E HELP \'1\ncenient. Li~ral t'ni· pt·('\'tou~ s~·(rt•tartRl ~vWMECHANI C URAJ'i.'.:Rll!:S, !~ \I/. 17th Typing, oJ"der de $ii;. ll!lll Ove11tng11 E"or l-'IO)'ec bencllts 1ncl 1,1d e : cxjl\·1·lc-11ct' n,'(pJirrd. 1
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l"ustcrio Quallly Cleant'rs ALWAYS DOES CIHL. FIUDAY, 2 nlan Jntcrvtewing Now for Xlnl \yping, filing, & ..:.1• ~·" LEAR ~f~~ (Jf ~ars, So. . 5-R;-j
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v.·ork for international co. Newport Beach, needs expd In iood phy!ilcal t'Ond. Ha\•c 8:i3-30a0 before 12. or 1 .... ·.•~nl!!!O•p•po•'•'•E!!!!!m~p•lo~y•er!!!!!ol NOT Nt:EDl::D SI EGLER •J\cr :II. Apply Odi_!!s fu!st.,
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<:entrally located in Orange ofllce help. Math apptltude Toe l\Iarkel nearest you or PERSONNEL SEC'Y RN·LVN.AJOE 11·7 & $81;-i l\lln. lo $2400 1no11thly I 1.16-4303. CO. New position, s
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oy,11 i;ysten1. Great place lo !Okey calculator & TWX f'or lntormulion t>ff1c1ent 1nd1v. to handle 11111ff. fn ll·rw.· ~1on 1hi·u Sat rcpeul 1.1usint.·~,., ""'Ct.'Kly ,.., DYNAMICS U.>'~ l.i i.;1rl.it 1n Lagwia nl~'f'I & rnake lots ol 11,:y,• skillli. Good te l e ph.o n e TIC TOC SYSTEMS conhden~in1 rl'.'-'Ords & 9'5. Le~t-oulic Nurses niuniuly uuiiw;cs. U~)Unlc 3131 \\'. SL•i.;.-1'1't1'\Jn1
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llt'Ct'!Ulill)'. GlRL for typing & tetephone, 1::::::::::::::::::z:i'i::::'I have pe-rsonnel exper. Call N.B. L<>hhy Park Lido J\l•·(i I ""·noicsult.'I'. !';tnt .. A11<l f>ttlJCr ltoute. t.:all l\lr. Se rvice Sec'y $650 Tempoi·acy, niay be tx'MU· Rita Johnson, 5 ·I 0 -6 0 5 5 , 13\d~. 642·!*65 or 540-99~H. ,11r .ll!ill'l In, 21J-77ll-S~ E11uaJ opportuiuLy ~n1plo).cr Lan1bert at 642-4.121.
l..utx or cui;tonier contact anent. 642·7812. MANAGEMENT TRNE Co.istal Peri>0nnel Agency, GROW AGAIN I FA~T IS r.t/~' \\"ANTED : Assistant l\1gr
over the 11hone, busy desk. GRAPHICS LEADMAN S&L or banking exper. 27tl0 !·!arbor Blvd, Ci\1 HERE WE Everyone. E ati Meat Sl'<'urily SeIViCes Co, trainee. Pizzn ?>Ian, 19W
\\'urk lor rapidly expanding t.1.Ll'd wanted for lnter•'or deslrulilc. I ndividual PERSONNE L • $600 1--llurbor, C.l\I. 6-12·9'152 Aft 4 01·a11ge Co. computer llrni. tK_;ror mfg. co. Desired w11:iutenliEJ &. initiatJve to 2 Yrs. <'XP. lntcrv. l'eports, :'ltagnolia·Adams SAW:;S 11crso11ncl y,•antcd PART·TIME Pr>t.
Dynamic young bos 11 backg r o und in Silk pr ogress to branch good lyping. Fu!urel! Office open Soon for mens retail cloth"1111:. WEEKENDS WAR EHOUSE
\1'/hlgh IQ Is looklnt:: for 111f\1111g:cr, 5 Days .,. Sat 83J..9770 * lOOD/o FREE 1"ull & part lin1e pos1uon~ NIGHTS lndlvldul:tl who can keep up Screenin11:, l\1.urul p1:1!ntlng, ~\.i.\1. Cru h P I 011 r ne1\· office at the comer avull. at 1...aJ;w1a t·ILllS vi" lntl!t'esting O.C. urea jobs SHIPP ER/PACKER
"''/him. Variety of duties 1:1cul1iture, resin ¥.'ork, and Ca ll Mr Kelly s ersonne Agency or l\Ia~nolia and Adams ""ill Costa l\1esa location. For 10-40 houi·s pci· week j2l PosiLions Available,
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knowledguofleltering !ityle. 99 • 4019\\/e!i1erly.NB,No.2Ul b 1. 0·110,,11at·•n ··~!"" 0 ,. P I E i t · \\' muc o pp or. lor ALFRED 111• GOH.OON 7 ·3600 Please Cal! For Directions 80011 opening. \ ·e have tntH:u2."' <TW"-v "" :)ccunty for spcl'lld a ec ron1cs
r1rlvancen1ent. 1'op T 0 p J)ESIGNS, C.'OlU>. opening~ for ca r eer events, etc. 11820 \l/eslern Av!! Hcn<:fit i;~ 250 Fischer Sl .. C.l\I, l\·1l.i!\1 r 'I rne, Xlu'l rULurc 1~1oth·~~ed salesi>e?p!e either $~.25 hr. U1ll Oef U <jn\ (;amen Grove ~9 !.-3301
Se cretary $600 r or lnteiviews. 54()-2860 y,•/Gg yr 01tJ 1,.'Q, Jtelia, ~1·46. icen."o:u or v.·antmi; to be " Secretaries 5-16-~5'71 \\'E \\'an1 \'11u H yuu have
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--111 guru·n rnan/Jady wi 1:ar. !rained for&. license. Pler1s1' ----~ . 1 1 . or n ai;c na t l ng GRAVEYARD SHIFT ct1llJt1ck Ayrci1at5-0-9-l9l *Typists S.E;Jl.VICE Sta. Help, 2 1nen l'h111rsidc i1~ntn ass.1stmg
rfi'<lrdlng lndustry. &x.'Ome N" J\lr. LL·~1 • ~<lQ.:>155. PHOTOGRAPHERS !/lune nights. K~pcr. only. exper .-:.: would enjoy lront
a pa.rt of one of rhe fastest 4JA~~ts!Na ;;~k.B~:. a~ MAssAGE~iRA.~IN=E~E~I ~ ::. * Bookkeepers ,\Jiply Boyd 's ~\rw, -190 E. desk ""·o rk ,. Chccrf11l, tun ~~o:·l.ng L~ndec1.ording Haker St., c .l\1. \owJ.K Jauy tl.S-Jl!J ioi· lcgiti· & SALES REPS r_-::....i~lllll!iiO:--\ l * 11t11 St., Costa r.·Iesa. office ""'/gro""·ing practiL"e. v iues ,,. ing t 0 P -=='-'7.-i'C=:,.,,----1 1nate 11111 u111e pusn1011. 1...:0 1 Walker & l 8·8 Acctng Clrks sBRVICE Sta. Attendant, can 962-24
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1·11tertainen; in pop music GUARDS exp. nct.:cSS<U·y, 11e send 10 * Gen'I Ofc 1u11 & p/tinic. 990 E. Coast H.B.
field. Or1U1ge O>. loeation. lmmed. employment, ful l Sl'1100l,ca1'n\\·iuleyoulcai·n. ~••~ '1 1•'r t-l"''Y, N.B. \\'l::LOEB .. short arc. 1 yr
Lois ol roor11 for salary &: 1im~. part ume. It19lde App•y any aJtcmoo r * f •I CJ k ex p er i encl'. 2520 So.
e t nn•lllon advan"•ment. rk '" rk n ' $175 W k S I + I e r S * SHARE r..qua VJ•i'lJL 1:.uivluyt.:r ·~· ... ¥.'O , n o any sh.lit. '-'''"'• 21 1.: Haroor UIVll., ee a ary SALES Broud1\·ay, Santa ,\na
I:==::;:====='.:! Legal Sec'y $750 Unilonns furnished. w:.i.a J\icsa. Commission Ea rn ings VOLT WINNEBAGO \\.'llO WANTS TO \\'ORK?
La g una Beach
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al area. Call L<lu Vi ckery. • Ground Floor Opportunity i\lajo !11edl al p yt!ar. PhOnc &10-M82. c oos k •c . /"t· xper eg l!J3.4600, c..:t. .IB:J, 9 A.J\1 to MECHANICAL 'l'I••· ,,,,,,,,.,. leodl>tc• & Staff'•ng New Off•"·e i r c Ian ---H E your hours, wor ASSEM BLER ~ c Y \\' u igauon exper. 3 pr.J -· .. NO\v Available tor yourseU, be your 0""11
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ar'", .,_1o l•r. Un>tonns 1irc1c1Tctl. ... 1na L'on1vany 11cu11le \\'ho like hard 1rork .... Eq -• o E 1 SHIPPING VI ,--tl Age 2-t "O n{'Cess for this Jocr.J manul. .. • O! orange Counry Udl ppor. mp oyer s., re 1." • J o 1 . fwn. Tot• "• ,, e f 1 t,. 111111 JJll'asant surrow1u1ngs & 111'tlfi1s. £x~.-r1cncc not s pie c >I ,. llrm. Al l hand bookkeeping u " For sn1es & service in Long SUPERVISOR up m
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Se I ~ Sui 610 E'I Ueai.;h. Apply al l'ltt.\vt'URT \VJ-~ V.'llJ~ TRAIN '" .... ~ da A f • P&L statentcnts. PaJ'roll & pu v ...... a, le • "I !" ington areas. Leads & Steno Y· PP Y Ill oerson, ~-·ndo. (2131 "l' •195. 1' A1t 1 .. t:., ul a.111.-4 p.n1. Positions are 11011• open in To Superv•'se a c-Ycllo1" Cab Co 186 E l 6ti1 "Uarterly ex ..... r. '"' I • o ..,..i;.. "'1rV I · l c~mplcle traln1'n•0 f""n, to 11· I ha I · • ·• · .. ..--.. .. :iu ~uper or. 5'R!-:.lti2:1. the L<ls Angeles, area. .... e present Y ve a pos t10n St Co t M-llt't.'\:ss. llANDYl\.ti\N for Lighting \VHAT ABOUT )"OUR qualified applicants. !or secretary steno, niust t ivities & personne l " s a .... a.
A /Payable Clrk $600 1-'ixlure Co. Some electrical MEDICAL FUTURE? NO PREVIOUS EXP. have good typing & s/h in the fuctioni of YARD care, Apt complex.
Great N.B. lo..:ation for & ja.ni101;a1 exp er le n c e Employe r Retat'ned \\'E PROr.10TE FR 0 r.1 L' NEd~~~SARY skills. receiving, acces· Need depen?ablc student fOr ""r!IOn ""·ho hos tho~••h necessary. Contact I he I iCt>nse ....,..o applicants PLEASE CONTAC..1' .,..·eekfy ma1ntcnancc. Must
knowledge & t:ralnlng ·~;;ea \\'ood Llghlini Fixture Co. ln PhysiclallS Ofhct!s Be fits .\Vl~lN 1\·eiron1e. Outstanding Greg Ne"•land o ry packing, & i tor· have equip. l\lgr.,
hCil\'Y i\/P desk. Will be 2031 Soult1 Ea.st tltaln Sl, Ins bJ·lin/Span tu $650 n.ed l'f "" h ~'thcompanjoy n1anagement opportunities, Bank of America age of sales stock. 2610 Florida, H.B.
Irvine bclw~n II:~ & 5 pm, lik ofc bi·hnJSpan lo $650 pni 1 e, e'" • mR r commissions from haOOling this phase only, tltonday thru Thursday. ticruo teen It type ~bllU medical & profit sharing. $800.$l600 monthly 500 Newport Center Dr. 4 Y•ars exper. in
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l\11lnage1ncnt. Di.II 63S-6123.
I~ but helps It p erson I~=='--"'~='='='--Fashion !!land packaging & sh lp-
underst&.nds other areas of HOSTESS Front Ollice to $550 & more to start. 136-350S hkkpng as \.\'tll. Pi\RT Tli\1E \\11'.:EK.E.i~DS. Jt.N. plume hrly to $-1.50 PHONE FOR For Personal Intervie'""'' E al O ping. \\'Ill train, contact Dave at MEDISEA~CH APPOINT~IENT TODAY Call C. L. Bridges qu ppor Employer
Cl I. Cbil' 610.-99 PHOTO SECRETARY PLEASE APPLY llll' 1e.s 1, "' 1 1\ Professional Agency (714) 63S..7921 ADMINISTRATIVE H.OUSKEEf'ER needed. Lt\"c Ste~ 18662 MacArt.hur No sh , but typing skills. Co IN r6:so~ MALE DIVISION in or out. Take care of ty,·o Irvine ~ CORPORATION Sales (No experience ok) prefers_ someone ""·/ex~~· SEi\'D "\'OUR RF.SUi\rE TO: boyli, ~ & 7 years of age. At ED l CA L Ass T . , ENGELHARD SILVER in ty_p1ng contracLS. Xln t BECKMAN Charlles Trading Post
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Adm Trainee $12K l'riva.te room, TV. etc. Call 'enthusiastic, for front & benefi ts. Salary lo $650. 494-1629
Strong bac k gr 0 u n d in day& &Mj-2524 and eves back oUice for Mission OF AM IC $600. Wk. Commission Call Coastal Personnel WE BUY, we SELL
huslness df:,sired. for tbb 9611·9386 ask lor ·roni. Viejo Pediatrician. E.,p, ER A LIKE FAU..I NG e:~d.~· 2790 Har· lnstnaments, Inc . Antiques, l\letats, J unk
gn."at oppor. to join multi ; HOUSEKEEPER '* Local resident & r e t. OUT OF BED Ap I" 8010 inllHon $ division of int'I Live-In, 2 Child, °"''ll nn, tv, preferred. .J. 9 5-0 3 0 0 & WESTCOAST IF YOU SEIL: SECRETARIAL good oppor· Campus Dr. ;1t P 1anc1s
firrn. \\.'ork for operations Good home. &42-Sll3 !Sll-2400_ =~~~=~~ FOR THE TOP COMPANY portwiity for bright girl who Jambo ree Blvd. t..,.\DY Kenmore ;\ u 1 0 ~ n1gr w/much potential for 1.lUSiCIANS WANTED ntE TOP LINE! enjoy1 dealing w/thc pub· Irvine, California \\'asher s cycle, reblt .!<
advancement. Exper i n HOUSEKEEPEll. part tin1e, (714) 833·8752 \\'ITH TOP INTEGRIIT! He, xlnt telephone voice a Equal Oppor. Employer !,.'Uaranteed $75, free dcl. lnv~ntory control, co&t over 40, light inval.id care, 3 or 4 players ENGE 1. HARD hallmarks, must, good typing skills,, I~""~"";,;,"""",,;,,,;,.,.~ 541;-8672
Imn1ediate openin~. Expcr.
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Security Pacific
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ncctng, sales reports, price Newpon Be)lch 67:>-7363. llSAN21'~PWeal~1HCaroCOOleK"~ ~.;~ serializes, \\'eights, . 9 9 9 son1e gen. office duties, Min SHIPPING & \\/arehousc n1a n .::..::c.:=:c:..,..~-~----1 5heet", etc etc. neceli5, HOUSEKEEPER Q'AI'-f'lnc ea. ~10-~100 or 2 yrs oU!ce exp, apply In \Y/sonie exp. Full tilne, '* '* HEBLT i\·ashcl', dryers,
Dt:.-gi.-ee not mandatory. for i;eml·invaUd. 1.1ust drive. NECECITA 0 fer ado r al~~~"'.'!~~~~~!!!!!• I bar (and ENGEIJiARD is person, 500 Newport Center V..'ilsons of California 1181 dsh/\.\·sh. $50 & ur !ti
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Accnt T r ne $800 835-21.Ul S.A. de ma q u ina . Exelenlc PIZZA l\1AN \\'ANTED, no ALL ,ve sell!!). 11 you are Dr, NB, Suite 600. Logan o..i ' ga!'. ;HG-5218 01· 8::19-7620.
Opponunhy for deg r eed HOUSEWIVES _ ~10TilERS .traUajo. Llama 645-1797 e:o:p. full time. Apply 30242 bo n d ab I e and mean *Sec'ys, Bookkeepers Silk Screen Forema n GAS SfOVE 530, <15 O
lll.'t."Ountaut 10 see the \.\'Orld as pan time ma Id 5 . N CR Proof Operator Cro1\11 Valley l)arkway, busine!IS, please ca 11 J{ave too many t:i lil>t r.1nsl have good job shop llONDA, Chopped, '""'·/11:lta
at comparues expense. Will t~Jexlble hrs. call Ney,•pon 1~1ush local branch. Creal I..aguna Niguel. 6T;,-2131 pr 5 4 7 -8 U 9 6 Liz Reinder's Agency exper. & able to make o""TI frame & tires. $:! S11Q. 5'\8-
1raln here & lhen be sent Oumnel Inn, 6000 \\'. Coast benefits. Some exper. m a PRINTER Experienced on AN YTlf.tE! Training and 4020 Birch St., Suite 104 panels, setups & screens. 71
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abroad. 1'1ust have 1·2 yrs Hwy, N.B. Ask f 0 r bank ncccss. Call Coast:il ;\Jiele HolaPrint & A.H. assistance? Cert ai n I Y ~ NewPort Beach 833-Bl!MI Start $693 + DOE. Call Ed Gi2-ll36
of gen'! acctng expcr. Lrg house~per, &12-3030. Personnel Agency,~. Dick. i\lust be a producer i\tanagementavailable. Dial A Job 13~ \Volt. 540-6055. Coastal -Rent Washers/Drye rs
international organization 1 -::=;::;;:':~;:::"":::~:"'i l i•ii'JO~H~arbo~~r}lll~i·d0C~'~l~=1 •hat can put out i;ood cletui Al\tERICAN No Charge To You Personnel 1\gency, 2 i9 O $2. \Vk. Full maint.
ba5"d in Orange Co. INSURANCE SALES · ' 11unlily \>o'ork on time. HERITAGE SILVER E llarbor Blvd CT\;l • """ ,,,.,2 '* Coit Accnt $900 NEW ACCOUNTS "" '° r ii y & dependability SALES "abli•hed
1965 " . ~= N Or. CLERK 11\lhout "over the shouldel' AGGRESSIVE GIRLS SECRET1\RYJCirl Friday, SOLICITORS KENi\10RE Electric Dr')'cr,
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" P-•. t•-nt of this 0· . ange Co. company N ~--ti ha · · .. · · 1 If architectural planning firm, Telephone ""1>rk • from your white, good <.'Ond1tion, $75. .. . .. = '-'·•ng for ex~•. -t o exp nee., earn \vhlle >'OU r1~n y -we ve an supc1·v1s1011 JS esse..nlia . • -·' .. ng 1 f"" "-ho 12 br Call "'" ,-,62
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Executive Secretary
l·luding brwd ad1nlni11trat.ive passibility for relocation tied. have good typing skills. proven background. this job opportunity \ti/lots of room accurate 75, S/H pref, Sr B Ind ha.:kground. Sjllury open. into one o! their foreign Farmers Insurance Croup l'Ll::ASE CtJNTACT can pay \\'ell. &'6-0198. for advancement. ~1ust have enjoy a variety of dut.ies. S · ~~ l us; to $l'1K
Slart lr11111ecli1\tt'ly. Phone concerns. Degrtt necess &: Ed Lani * a:IQ.ls:H Greg Newland' e:o:per. in boutique clothing hours 8:30-5, cn11 bet. ll & r. , .. c engmeer
l\1aric Ann lluze tor ap-Caslilian Spanish. Bank of Ame rica PRODUCTION sales & Need A Job NO\V. ,,;:12~·~&~W;·'~1~°'~-,,.,~--==-1In~~~~af~~de\'elop :~~
\\/ANTED 10 speed guy's or
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548-28.16
poh11n1~7j:l.J700. Food Salis $750 J ANITOR ·.,.,.anted. Apply In f1.Jo Newport ·L'cntl'r C'lll for app>intment SECRl:."TARY:Sales Office. Shlp/Sched. Spec to $1-:'K Dogs 8040
EX. SEC'Y $750 Lrg food processing co: ln peraon, Beverly ~1a n or Fashion Island THE LOOK 644.6500 Exp. ~ired. r.1u.at Legal Secy, probate $700
Co11sln1ct11111 l•H l' k ~ r oun d Orange Co. looking tor Conv. l~osp, 340 Victoriu, 836-3505 CONTROL CLERK / SALES\V0f\1AN-Assl. mana· be responsible & personable Acctng cashier $520 e PUPPY WORLD .•
y,·/sklll at dt•!all. UJ111 ol lndiv., "'ho bas s o m e CM. 642-03.Sl Equal Oppor employer. ger , gift shops in Ne\\·port Type 4$-\VPM. Xlnt sa.laI')' Gen'\ Ole Trne S450 \Vatch dogs· German Shep.
PH. Split Ft"'f". Cull Control exposw'f! to .food industry. J UG 'N Gavel Re!ltaur.int Ne""·spapl'r Carrie rs· EXPEDITER & Costa f'.lesa . Part time or & benefits. Ca.II for appt. F1C Bkkpr, ConslT S850 herds, Oiihuahuas, Ti n y
Cllre<.'r E 111 p Io y n1 en t \\'ill be handling Orange C.O. now hiring ""'aitresses, bus bOYS & GIRLS lull lime. Expel, mature. In-540-9830. Insurance Biller to s.600 Poodles, Pit Bulls, Cocka·
Agl'ncy, 556-8505. 31 00 territory. Co car + exp+ boys, help for cucklail tervie\.\'S Thurs, l\1ay 9. 4-6 SECRETARY Payroll Clerk to $750 poo, Japanellt.' Span., Irish
Jf\.•11)(' UI., N.B. bonus, lounge. 14Hi0 Beach Blvd, 10 yrs & Older High n1ath 11ptitude required. pm, Galleon Gifts, South for Real Estale finn typing Accounting $600 Sellers, 11uskies, Pugs, Bull
G f:XPEltlENCED Resin Indus S•l•s $12K Yiestminslcr. 1\pply Jn DAILY PILOT Scheduling & FoJIO\,•Up, Coast Plaza, Costa uresa, or 60 y.•pm. Shorthand 70 wpm Clel'k Typist to S500 Dogs, 100 1'-fI}-."ED PUPS.!
\\'or·ker'$. Rt>sponslble & National finu is lookJng for person. Able to read blueprints & call 838-3814 mlnlmun1 3 yrs experlenL-e. Recept/Sec'y, !;f.B. $550 Stud Service i\losl Breeds.
Koo"·l('(tgenblc. Good pay, aggressive exper. outside H R Opa type .JO v.·.p.n1. SALES: Job Shop printer Excellent Co. hen et! ts , Call ~eannie Sisco Open Eve~. 531·5027. ~24-0010 sales rep v.•Ja proven tract KEYPUNCH OPR as outes n needs exp outside man. Phone 639-M20 for appoint· & Sid Hof!man GREAT P}Tenees AKC 9 "'°
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"··n.:-n•E'NC<'D "'11.i•--'"'• record. \\'ou.ld preler lndiv. Data Proce&,. Part·limc Dana POI.Rt Call 1-·or Appl. Good con1niission. 646-0198 ment. NEWPORT m/f xlnt show & guardian .
• -u·i:.1.., ~ "" ...... -; ""'ho hRll some koowledge or 4-7 Daily Jnduslr!al Relations Personnel Agency Male $:.!;;,(!; lem $ 7 j 0 .
Apply in ~rson. Carro_w ~ exposure to the heating, air CLE K T PIST SALES, no exp. necessary, SECRETARY, typlna:. SH 833 D 0 N B 58&-2366
i,«"steurant, 620 i\ve. PIOO, cond, or plumbing indu.st.ry. R y Cap1'strano Beach (714) 494-9401 h'ull or pa.rt time. Great pref.. SC area, lrnmed. 064v12'.311'0'' • . . SC Co car + bonus plan are Engineeri1 • .,t dept, f thne arlvancement. 832-427'2 opening DOG 08£DIE.i'lCE Cht\SS
EXPERIENCl::d b rk f a l only some of the benefit& CLA·VAL CO. \...o TELONIC Pl.It your budget back on 49'.?-3586 1-;:::;=z======I TOSta.rt\\'ed.Junc;-i,inthe
('(l()k!o!, IOJl \11\~l'fi. Apply Ir\ av11.il to this person. So. lilh & Placentia, Ci\l San Juan Capistrano INDUSTRIES lhe track ... Se.II idle items ~s=E====AR~Y"-'2~bu-,-y-ex-.. -.Y STEN Nel\llOrl ' ln·iJiC' lll'Cil. Call iK:~n c.:iurow's ll.l!~t.au· Calif. terrltot')'. Exper. req'd, xln 't bent•fils. \\'ith a low-cost Daily Pilot ti\'es need sharp gal Frt· . 0 _::_546--19:~="::::.·--~----
rflnl : 620 Ave. 1~1co; SC. Pl•nt Supv $12K Free lile & n1cd Ins. Paid Classified Ad! Call 642.-5678 day, typing, S/H, phone Fet;. Paid ~itio!1 w/fund GOLDEN Retrei\·er, male, 7
5-JO Yrs exper. necess for absence & vacations. Proll1 CALL Mr. Lowder La guna Beach l --''od;;;.=ay~! =======-_;"~"~"':·.;·~·k~lo;;,r,;T~o~m~>l6-~!~l1~2.I nust!li org~at10n .. Good ?\1os. AKC Reg. Basic sharlng. Equal Op po r . Equ:ll Oppor, Employe r ' i!ICCretarlal skills & Om for 1raining. Best 0 [ fer .
FACTORY
WORKERS
Ma ture women
Perm. Pos ition
IJA Y & S\\llNU
Ll!r n1ach. & a<:n. prod.
1987 PIR<.'Cflll{l Ave.,
Ccy,.;ta J\lc~il
FRY COOK
l;;xper. t'ull, p/l\rnc
Surf & Sirloin
thlll new position in food enlployer. _1iif~4.c92i·~44~2~0iTt'iC--I•""""""""-""""""!!!!!! record keeping. Also Fee 551_274J.
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phase 1 of Indus. lrom layout. Xln't benefits. Bench 1'ravelodge. &12-8252. e Clo~rd Clrt:uil 1V v E E t: A N T o S g T A o A t 8 y o s STUDENTS 64:>--082\I ~lneerln.g. Exper. hi nlote CLA-VAL CO. NU RS }' S A I D F ~ 0 Nallon\vlde lll'ft>rr1ds Su1nmer iii coming, v.·e liaVf' I =P7U~R~E~B~R~E~'o='-=,~\'~ci~n-m_ran_c_r
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I JS..121i2 I bo II Pianos' Organs 8090 ~ ... .., ..... , bln\\'ll ht'lltl J.:O ... kt•I , •I ~J'.lo.'l'1 1. , h"t•·l'. !MiS-t>~16 ·' -too xes &. ro aways. i\von dingy, e.xtras. $.):WO. 1'10DEL A Ford 1930, llOOd 1 .~. 'I' Furniture S05D j re. r:uig l3tlr1u .,uite, h11nd Open 8:~5PM. Sat noon. I. PIANOS Ctill 962-9693 corn!. as Is SJZ"JO or lx>st ORANGE COUNTY'S' pus· h~f~'i"t3 ~it1;r nul\>.
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uvhols l'1'i.'ll/\('r, $1;,IJ, Oov.11 &.lununum cond ~-2.7398 & • 1971 TOYOTA 1600 • !<!\1/(('11 Chnileo· Jou1~t· $175. Miscellaneous 8080 Rentals fr <5 · :>.:> • .... New brakes, tires. bt1tt . Koni ·10 FORD \\111£011. I.Tl), rull)
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\\I l'Jull'O TV, nc\\'. $6-0. 271 __..,_....~ Aln10ttt finished. $12,500. ATJONAL 'rF.HICLE PAID fnileage. Orig. owner. &12-0~\!'IO
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Cd\!. 67:.-2112. Sat: 'til5:30,Sun.12-$ l6' llOBIE CAT. 200 series, Jo"OR BES ~ PRICE. OPEN '71 Corolla, 1600. 4 spd, l'('blt11·1111ns,o t'.l'/s,good
l-UlJE·1\·IH·:D, \\11Ue Nauga. *Pianos & Grinds* Good cond., 11·/trlr. $1375. "ROAD, I! UN TING 7 0 N 1974 BMW's i\til/Fti1. 4 very nl'w Pit1•ltl tin·"· $ l:il, 96'.~121:l
hytll'. Ork .Red chair & Beautiful Spanish bar 1v/2 Bald"·lrl . Cable. Chickering 612·9686 :J.~fil:.' 18!W;l Beach JJlvd., in stock ready for in1n1ed!ate radlols. Clean Inside & out. 'GS c11 1asie. Xlnf 1.vivl. Full
ot1on111n, Naugahyde-. Excel. stools. Blal'k di titres Ii ed . FiKChcr . Ka1vai . Kimball Boats, Slips/Docks 9070 delivery. Excellent sa1in&s 30tnpg. Runs es cl' 11 en I pO\\t"l'. Foi strL'l'O. 1\ir. swo t~••H!., Con1era equipni't, "ood. llas shleld in fmnt . Knabe . t.la=on & }fam''.n . . , . . . .. GAS TANKS installf.'d by on remaining 1973 models. Sl7i0. 556-4842. 557-3522 or Offer. !Jf,:.;.fi7!i7.
\l,\1,£ 11flL•r ~r sofn nu1lt h1ng: 1nll'l\'!1''i, dl'l1'!1'1ll01' ltt•tnt>. ~;~~:'O.ri~~"'Or;J~ht!n O~t~~ ·f\lu1111titt · Sohm er • Stein· \I,; 1\NTED i;hp or side tie, 35· ti·Jajcn'\l'ay. Trucks, Imports. SALES.SERVICE !..EA.l:iING '71 TO\'OTi\ . $"J65. Lo 1nilc's, 'GO FOHD p .li. li 0 0 rt
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'1-'" ~JUST Sl'JI;, pc. walnut bdrm atn1osphere for party l\'/all cw PLnt!IS ........... .iJ • \'C.S., ~ ., • soft lO(l & IOI\' Mr. ROLLS ROYCE Bl\I'V ORlSUllS, Toyotl!S. ~73-17~. H~'.,\IJTIFL1!. Thin"~·Sofa .~· set. Lik~ nc11. Ki ng lights out except bar lights Used h'Oni ............ S!lS \\AJ\T Ne\\·port 51p for Jo: 963.--1664 or 968-0140 234 £.17th St. '71 TOYbT~\ Corolla. Good Mercury 99fo
I '"' 1· ..... at. 111blt's, lan1ps. 6 11 /hcadlioard. 2 night tlbs, 2 & l'C.ndles. P aid $400. Sell GPlaytdrs ,',' • ·• •· •• ·· • SS95 Po1\·er Cruiser. 963-6?.GS aft 9• STREET 0 B (};)sta J.1esa e &t6-4#1 cond .. Excel gas rni., nM\'
l,r. B<lrn1 sf•I, TV, bar & I". d1·essen; & mirror. SSOO. for '200 or reas. offer. Can t'8!I" ........... $395 4 pm 1 •0 unc uggy. , b•-"••. o.,, offc•. -0 9188 • • *ORGANS* · · X, Int rond. New 11-s. $1'550. "" ..,... • '""""' rnlll'•Jrs. T11!<tlll. a-i·i-6:121. f f•r 1.M.·sl offer. Call 5jl--6535 see Sat or Sun only at 4410 Boats, Speed & Ski 9080 PH: 546-TI2G '" CREVIER BMW .68 TOYOTA Corona 4 dr, J
1, ~\l' olrll\h~ sJ?.i' hc<l, '.\Ira lit•f. ~::\Oum or Liiv.'. 5:ll & \V. Suns1\•ept, Santa Ana. Ballhvin · C.Onn · Hanunond • f.i·1n. :'\Int C'ond. S200. \Vnrk: 7pn1. IGo up Hal'bor Blvd. to l{a"·ai. Kin1ball . Lowrey. 15' FfBER gloss \1ith Ga 4 Wheel Drives 9550 Sales • Se:vk."e • Leasing spd, "'Ide tires, _nevl"'eng.
• " k f 1·1NC'IZE """ 1 flm \Vestminster Blvd., make Rodgers· Thomas· ·-~in· !IP •1 C 1 208 \V. tst, S.A, D~~31n Good·conct. 962-5756. ,,1 ':!·tiiil l C'\1 ,;:~1. as. or ' i .~ .,.,..., s ra l, left , go do\\TI to Ne"'hope, aha • \Vw·litzer. : . " i>rc. eng. omp ete LANDROVER, 109" w h I ~ 9767 ll'n·y/B.cs: ~~7---0~{J nt'11', incl. n1auress. box 0 1. II~./\ "/trlr. $650. 968-92.13. ba 5 11, t=" Cl . USED BMWs 1 T;;.,rl~u~m:Xp~h ____ _.:~c ----, , ,.~ ~ r~"'' •\".. make another left & Sun· P 1gan • ...... •••· .. ··• "" se ta. ag. ;JIJ<I nssic. .1 '11 2002
t 'l'I' ,,,.,, .• , •.r , •. ,,,.h, "n"'" 1 Sf r n,., ,··. '""' · ~ ~· Lo S " t $195 lSi0.151'' Caravello TriHull Ci II · 1 • '69 'fRlU'IPll T1'·6, x·l•i ·· ·" .. ·· " I I S · () Q s"•ept is 1st St. Tu r n left "TeY Pule · · · · • • · • i · ean, \\'(' ma.int. 01\'nr. I '70 2002 " " .. 1•r1111 ; ~l11lwi:;. 11\·~k. S:J<J. ra. tii~rt i "d" 1. 1 • ueensa1"1• again. Jrrl house from cot'-\\'urlil·Ler Spinet, ne1v •• Sl99 so11150~1p. >961•,~~.?1/B. Xl111 cond $2,500. PH: 6-15-7000 1 cond. ?llust sell. Sl:!<Xl.
,,:;.;.1187 ·u· ~1•1/i.:t:i n 11rr Sl\:1. Ii~~" ~1very. Usu y *WIN FREE _-..,., .. '69 2500 ~ hl'l\l. j huulc 1!32-2-188. ner on light side.) * ':H \VILLYS Stn \Vgn, O/D, ./ '71 Bavaria &15-5128/&lS--7799
LOVESEAT & f t ~ ORGAN LESSONS 4 spd, spare tank, 2 Chevy .71 Bht\V 2002, 8500 nules, 1972 TRIU,\1PII TR-6 lnln1ac:. •I~~;::~~. ':~~~h~l'~ ~:~~in r~~l~~1 *n1adc ·• ~cty ~ ~~~~~~; SCRAM-LETS FL1LLERTON MUSIC Traneportatioft !Jcff] .6~ng, i~~~.6:0~.· 4:'\4, hubs, ~~et~~\\~42~~~3 ~~~~· seat ~~. o1:'ort~~l~2-4~~ ply.
l.1t1i.::-.1zc-ilf'il, TV. J~1'1'1Ut & u,,ed, usually hm, 968-7910 181911:.:uclid, f'ountain Valle)' . •
G S I BOSS ne-11· radials. roll bllr. Rwis C 9 Volkswagen 9770
1;1lh·tte. 2'118-H·Rulgers, Ci\l arage a e ANSWERS 557-.4836 \'Cly good SIHJO. 64s--74n :::.::•!p::_r'.,i _____ .:.:.7~1S~1-c:.:o:.:.;c:;""-'-------~;l-'C. \\':i~tinct"!e !.CL 3 GIA''T P. ma• I 1,,_.. 122 N. Harbor, Fullerton C1mpers, Sale/ T k 9560 ,13 CAPRl v-•. J<,OOO m·,·,. '72 V'\\' BUS, 411 En<rine, 101\',
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•·1R-.~ .um "'e sa e, To:u 871 180S R t 9120 rue 1 .,. "'-" •i'' i:os R~1J. JIC\\'. r .t Thurs. 9:30am, Unusual & • en Ever.• xtra except air. Aft nllif"s, ne"' clutch, xlnt ronrl.
·7;: ('()titET ~ ~Ir. 1\11'.
PO\\'F:R Hydro, c:u~111111
option. dl'lu\1' Int, 1ul\I
lop. lx•11ul. n•nd .. l!)I\' 11ii.
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Mustang 99S2
'f,1 :\IUST,\!\:G l;T,\ .. \u10
tran;;, P/~. li111·k1•1 "" 11,,
Tln!,,cf glass. It/I I. ~S9
flf~~3:!'l.
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V-8. R.1:.11, PS. Gl)Olf l'"11tl.,
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M2-32'28 ah 6
~ICl\lni.: S:H'. ~l1J. £14-7918 u~ahle furn, books, dU.hes. ri:~~ = ~~~E Youth -GhtC, a~ T P.U. ·n. '62 i; ton Ran.chcro_ Ford pu. 6, bef 9, 642-8995. ;~e~9~Jean . Reasonable.
:.ill ·•flin. !\07 \\I al nut, Hntg Bch. A fello1\' n1ade in1proper c ONT IN U OU S FREE w/Harv:e~ 8~~· Camper. 6 cyl, n.u pamt. $500 phone Datsun. 9no ic;,:.:.::;"-~-~--~-Oldsmobile 9955
,.,;;ill•ni House ilining roan\ S<'t \\'/\GON "'heels, motorcycle advances to an airplane stc"'-OH.GAN CL.ASSES Jo'OR Ask for hlr. }I ans on, n4 496-5293 ' 968 V\\' Bus. '71 engine. I-'--'"--"'------'·
11 /i.:hina cnhinel. 8 eh;iirs. t'acks, furniture, dishes & ardess. She said, "Stop or ADULTS. E\•ery Tuesday 557-8373 1965 CHEV. delivery trk, 6 WILL 'BUY YOUR Brand IX'\V tiri•s. Gl't'l'lt
.·11r..;;200 rnisc. 540-2562, 64:..-w74 'IJ t.....iU'l'E." 7:30pm. Slart any "'eek. Motorcycles/ cyl, stick. Ne1v brks & DATSUN, TOYOTA ;~· ?.lol'ing. 979-7521 ufl
EXJ:CIJTJ\'E ,gnld ~11ivel GARAGE SALE-}lousehold BARTLETT 1'oru Dieterich in charge. Scooters 9150 shocks. $600 or o!r. 675-7&16 OR VOLKSWAGEN :i • , • , ~
','.,',!.'.t,'., 11'oo·ha.",·.,.,s,1_c,'1'0 \\'Ill'('] itc1ns. Sal. Sun. t.lon. & FLOOR COVERING ~.oast rt"""m.cdC°'ttaHI\febosa. -Van• 9570 PAID FOR OR NOT. \\'Il,t 19C72 V\\ /Al D\ENTUllloF.
u' ...-TUPS. 369 Flo"'er, c. ~1. ·~Clvpo ., ... ~· . ..;~,a ar r. 1973 PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL ~nlper am ni_ srerro, \AL'GH~llv!ru.: 1·rn. L'OUch. Horses 788 W. 19th St., C.M. !J'U>U)J Harley Spartster '64 FQR[).6 c:yl. 18 l\fPG, KE~'T ALLEN, 540-().H2, mllPs, xl nl , 6T;,.3518.
I. 1 I 8060 Per sonalized Installation. 1 I · •--k ,1r 1,1 :-. 11• c e pc r, al $1850 au O rans. mags, fl.Jr Su•..: s •73 DATSUN P!Ch.'UP, 10 '59 V\\' Bus. \\' 'G-1 Re-_bH H!larhini'n!,~. Codi Sl&-?.:)72 . Nanie Brnncf Carpet . PIANO, Lyon-Healy, baby "·'S 3.~ al 6 & ncv.· brks S650 536-8487 R ood A k Ridin~ Horse, 12 year old Guaranteed. Ovi>r 30 yrs grand. New, Beaut. tone. .,.. -,.,,,, !er pm. aft 6 · ' n1iles, xlnt cond, below ~!1,S; 6.,.,~~.,. g · s ing ~· \'J<:LVF.T sof;i, avrK'ado Gelding, gentle, like to run, exp. Best oUer. 6T:HJU6. '72 SUZUKI, 185 CC niarkct, $2550, 97S--225I i#\IVV. •.....-.:iou::i
J..'T'<'l'11, .~i~1. s· \'f'l\'l't s•Jfa, 1•c1"" sound. Best Offer FREE ESTIMATES Low mites. $400. '65 DODGE "·indo11· l'Rn. , • . '&I BUG. Xlnt eond. ~·li\'''_2'rt't'~I S\flO. !l62~7E._ 5 1[µ;:55 Call &1&-1~2 '· R/H auto $795 642-3"93 Extras. Best offer. PH: EH~ , Sporting Goods &094 644-.232 Pert. n1ech'l cone!. Lo n1i. I DATSUN -40 Z·.>,000 nu.
lllfll::·fl·Bt:u, S.'\O. 'l Uhl rd 1, & TirRGHBRD gelding, 4 BARTLETT !llE'TAL f\fENNIS RACh:ET '72 SUZUKI, T"JO CC, ' ' 5-l&-3341 I ~~=,,,,:c:..=:_.:....,~~~
1'1l101•·ixi.Ck Chrs. $30.ell. yrs old gC!ntle. FLOOR COVERING 114 5,g, $15. "'ooden skiis Superior st. machine. Autos W1nted 9590 •68 DATSUN, :xioo. Clean & ·73 sur•ER ~UG. ~.000 rnl,
"iii ?169. Cati !JGS.6~ 5·91~" & 6'2" s 1 0 / se t custom estras, 839--0\.10 CADILLACS sharp? New trans. &: brakes. Clean. A?>! I} ti! radw. $2700.
\\'/,N1 t<I) HEG. Appy n1arc spirited 788 W. l 9th St., C.M. 11•/poles •193-0786 Sl300. 837-7788. Call 5.16--0'l<n * US'•"JJ "ll!CK' * b 1 $""" Quality custom floor • . • L SI I l•,'°72:::CV\°"V:;Bc.:.:=:..c~---1 --1-.-.-"' 0 ..., ut gent e ...,,,. days/eves. 1,.'0t·ering. 1''entw1ng Nafco, TV, Radio, H1F1 St. 809I 1rgest e ect on Fiat 9n5 ug . ........,._ COIK ihon,
S70·4j(jl !)6:~7132. Arrnstrong, & Congoleum. $1550 or best o[fer.
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64l·S678, oxt. 330
Jiffy •Crochet
Guaranteed installation & BANKRUPI'CY -\Vholesale LEASE 551·~
performance. Over 30 yrs. C:Olor TV's. toshiba, CANCELLATION '65 BUG, RIH, Xlnt conll.
exper. Zenith, Start $225. Stereos, $700. 675-6825 aft. 5 ell day
FREE ESTIMATES Olympic, Toshiba, stan S56. ON ~'":;"'"·,,,-,.,---,--~~~ call 646-1442 Guarantee. Ca.sh on I Y '74 FIATS '61 Vl.Y Bug. l'lean in~ide .~ I BUY!! _5-1().-0 __ l>l_·_______ 2 dr:. & 4 drs. out, only lrocl milf's oo N'blt
Good, used fu1T11lurc &
a11pliances or \\'ill sell for you
2j" ZENITH COLOR TV .69 BULTAOO 2:>0 Dirt Bike REAL $AVINGS eng.·$0. Eves 963-1256
Ne1v plcture tube, guar. slnt & spares S300. Rt>x: Barratt, 540-.J 191 Volvo 9n2
MASTERS AUCTION
646 8616 or aJl-9625
C.'Oad. ;2j(}. 548-1395 al!. 3 2218-B-Rutgers, Ci\I 1 ~;;~~~~~~~~ Cask for Contino)
p.m. HON I-Honda 25" Philco Color C.Onsole, Lk 'DA, CL 350, St. 11.'gal, TOP DOLLAR PAID
aft 6 or Sa."lday. gm.oo: j • 545-JffiO • ~9
1K""'· SW. or best ofler. ~take offer., ~P manual IMMEDIATELY
847-7324 included. 581-t.599 roR AU. FOREIGN CARS
7 ?110. old Sony Trinilron '73 SUZUKI GT 150, mint Call or come in to see us. condition. $1500. Color TV. 12" screen. $280. Call 96Z-99l
Sunday ?i-lay 19th, Santa Ana Eves., 832--0806 tilOTORCYCLE trailers for
CoUege Parking Lo t . sale 3 rails S250 or custom
Reservations day or eve. I built to suit. aJG-5796 542-4376 or 543-3086. lotttlftd
Sponsored by Santa Ana ~iiiii-iiiiiiiiii'jj•jjljjp~jj,..,iii.iiiiii~~ '72 SUZUKI 125 3100 w. Coast H'Yf., N'.B.
H i s t o rical Prese1vation l =-,.:G~d~·~'°o::'.'."~d~. ~968-='>~11~8'--· I 642-"405 _Sol'ie!y. =~~~~_c.:c_,. __ _
ANTIQUE
SWAP MEET NEWPORT ;
. IMPORTS
·n SEDAN. 35 mpg,
""' • 5-18.-1309 •
9730
'65 Jag. tll 2, 3.8, Clllsslc,
SSOO. Cash. ),,t ust sell.
moving. 539-0033
1972 JAGUAR Vl2 coupe.
auto & air, 17,000 mi, $5.S50.
llnn. 494~{)7
'74 VOLVO
Bost DMI Aftywhorol
LEASE OR BUY
All Modolsl
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
SPECIALISTS
DEAN LEWIS
VOLVO -G 0 I -10 Motor Homes, TOP CASH for clean used
QUILTING & patch\\llrk en r• ~ ---------Sale/Rent 9160 cars and trucks
''"'"'" Stru·i Moy 1lh. Howard Chevrolet Merced•• Benz .9740 1966 ttarbor; c.~f. 64&!1.'ll'.\
!l'l11ke your 0"''11 heirloom AVON 9' Redcrest inOetible, e VACATION e AUTOS USED
· 08L10s~b811lf'E
GMC TRUCKS
HONDA CARS
UN!VERSITY OLDS :mo llMbor Blvd.
C.Osla t.lesa 540·9640
'Iii OLDS T 0 I: 0 NA I) 0,
C110f.'Ola11• ht\11\'ll. '1111 1"'nd,
n1ak" orfl'l'. 6 I 0 -.1 1 l 4 •
5."12-7800
i\lt:ST SELL! ·r.9 Cutia:-'
:'\lnl n1N·h t'\111\J F~l .Si(ll1
~'°'~\~\'=. c-"cc"'~St. ('11~1:1 ;'.h·~a -~ . ---' ''it CUTLASS. u1r, 1lnyl 11111
ll1pe, cle11n, $17\1,i, \\tx>kdll)"I
83:4100
Pinto 9957
'i:': PJXTO ~JUlf" \\"a~•Jll
l'a\·k, IHi!C~. I •111!, ".;•nl
Miid. $:.!JOO, 71:~i lli::[I
197.~ PIKTO Stn \\'ll:.;uu
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673-92:il.
Plymouth 9960
ATLAS
Chrysler I Plymouth
Open D:tily .t· !'iun. ·111 10 r•M
2929 Hart->r Bl\'d.,
CosL'I ?llf'sa
546-1934
'73 Ply. Gr11 n Scd. 1~)t1tk'fl,
Tl·n-1\1·0 pkg. 12,(0) n1i .
Sl'!l/!rll!lt' for ht!f' n1od .
pillows, placcn1ats & quilts. new $-16(), asking $295. 10· AT YOUR O\\IN PAt"E .
The Hall Tree, Cannery .t,fontgomery sailing dinghy Choose from So. Calif.
tiTacArthur and Jamboree
Ne\\•port Beach
833--055.i
35 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
Cadillac 9915 \'an. :ilS-211;, nrt ~iP:O.f.
""-==----.C.C..0:.1 Pontiac 9965
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7286
Yo11·11 love this lighl. airy t t'flP" 11 hen breezes blO\\'~ • ..:.or1 1ts n caress~ Toss on
I !hi.~ l1n·y, shell-stic:h cape
l\ h~·n !ht• :-un w:ies do"·n. ! l 1111·h1>1 or knitting "'orst<'d
l11 " tl'l•1 of tones. Pallern
I TN SIL('S 8-14 : l 6 · 2 ()
1·11Rl·'.I: VF.HSJ<)\:oi ••I th<' in• li1d11rJ.
panl~uir !hal'> 111 p.·1·f1·• t :...t:\rt:S'T\'.1'1\1F: CF.1',-S
l•'nlfJll 11 1th 1111~ l11el.v 11;ii'l' of J f1Jr cnch rutti::m -add 25
,1our lif<' ;irul !hf.' 111'11. 1·fl~unl <·1;111s h!l' i':1rh pattcrr: for
!Qok ut r:1...~hi•)n. 7.111 I! 11p l 1\1.r ;'\lr1il :ind. Spe<'ial Han-
ll<J11' 1ll1n~. n1hc•l'\1'11>e lhird-class
Printed P;1tt1 •n 1 ~1:~1 11··11\Tr.v "'ill laki> three
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l't 20. Si:t4' 1:! lhu~t 311 lakrs ,\!it·c U1ook;~• 1 1~ DAILY
I I 8 .\ards 39·ineh fuhrti>. PILOT. Jo.;, Nredlecraft
Village, N.B. 67J..32-IO or 1\'/oars. S295. 2HP SeaguU, "Largest Selection." ~5-2960 • SlOO. 673-761.j. (01"er 40 l\linis .t: ?i-1.11. 's).
CABINETS for Kic:hcn & BathCA ~C7N~O~EOc'W~A~N~iTE=D~by-p-n~.v-11.te Di\LES
Un(inishf.'d Prefinishell party. Pref 11· Fiber glass, MOTOR HOME
Counter ToPll also. Call 67>-1146 RENTALS
llARDEN ENTERPRISES B t M i t/S. 9020 Redhill & San Juan, Tustin SW \V. 18th St, C.l\I. oa s, an r. (TI41 838-0900
\VE HUY
U.IPORTED AUTOS
BEST PRICES PAIOI
De1n Lewis lmport1
1~65 Hrrbor, C.M. 646.930.;
AUTOS IMPORTED &l2-284.2 BOAT' Carpenter. :m yrs RENT A ltfOTORHOME
Callers & Saltier 4 burner, exper. Only highl'st quallty '74, Sleeps 6, Hitch & Bike Alfa Aomeo 9705
..,. griddle $37.50. Old Singer "'Ori<. 640-11641 aft. 6 PAI. or Rack. Xlnt rates. Johnl----------
elcc. console $30. a48--0516 wkends Londelius, 642-i342 leave '63 ALFA 1300, nu bks, bat,
eves. Salvage ship repair, hull nii>ssage. tuneup, vlv adj. Runs gd.
ESTATE SALE cleaning, inspection repair, 1973 27' \Vt N NEB AGO 25mpg $500 fmi. &14·2983.
\Ved. U1111 Sw1., 9 nm ti! props, zinc, etc. 54S-1255. nlotorhome, has everything. Audi 9707
dusk. 12512 46th St, Ne""-por1 Boats, Marine Eq. 9030 Reas. rat~s. 962-4~7.
Beach. 673-1810 Trailers Travel 9170 Al!DI '71-1001.S auto. 4 dr.
KENi\TORE 1vasher &. dryer, Boats, Power 9040 ' air, A.:\f/Fr.t stereo. Xlnt
bolh $60. 11.fisc. furn ituri>. NE\V TRAVEL TRAILERS rond. Near TIC\\' tires, P at
Sc"''ing machine $ 5 O. CLASSIC Century Bay boat FACTORY DIRECT 83,1-29T1. or 536-0'l78 eves.
~-19 18', 4-«1 Gray eng. Runs Full SIC \\'ilh or wl!!iout '72 AUDI IOOLS. Automatic
RIDELL ice s kates girls sz great. $1250. loilet. 12' to 18' models. transml11sion, sunroof &
4N $211. girls sz 12 skating 1 o,61;,3--094ll<'.;-'==~--'6'6-=.oll:.::Tl "ROCONOO" Ali-1/FM. 831-2040 Dir.
DRE.';S $10. 2922 Rita \Vay, 16' GLASPAR Avalon, 45 HP RECREATION PRODUCTS AUDI '73, 100 LS, auto, snrf.
S.A. 54~19. tiTercury, Trailer, xlnt cond 12691 Ne\90n St, Garden A.At/Fl\.1, 6 mo warranty.
SPRING SPECIAL \~ off ~$1~096="',~2_13 __ ..;n._· _21~52.~al~t~G__ Grove. 10 am to 5 pm Tues Sac. $4995. 67l-1();6
normal price on Stearn BERTRAM 25 TWIN thn· Sat C7J 4> 847~41 Austin-Healey
Cleaning )·our ca rpet Excellent cond., SW,OCIO.
9709
546-5745. 67>8546 l§l '62 AUSTIN
CRAFIS:\IAN po11'CI' m'l\~·er, Bo t R /~ 9050 -"Msfor5* " SPRITE S200.
reel lype, clean and runs a s, ent ""'"ar. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiili Gillette. 221S-B·
J-JEALY
Brian
Rutgers,
good. !J68..49n after 4Pli-1 · 42' NE\V Chris-Craft I 0 1
Fly-Bridge Sport Fishel'man. Auto Ser. & P•rts _MOO BMW 9712 ELEC. I'ORTABLE Type·
1vriter unused. Sacrafice.
$100. 1213) 596-1993. ------J\JOTHER'S Dr\Y. SSS()
!'.!INK STOLE, Sacrifice
$325. P\1. P ty. 64&4032
SEALY dbl. n1atlress & bos
spring: like ne11,•, "'/frarne,
$80. 675-1782
RUG. w pad, 9 X 12', Red·
dish pattern. Ukc new.,
Asking S75. 581·4599.
Misc. Wanted IOI!
Plush. Full electronics, Ml l96l ECONOLINE 3 Spdl-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; galley, s~·er, etc. For 11
charter by day or week. 6 trans S20. St&rtl!r S7. i\lisc. tl111'. OWl• fOI
people max. Fish, cruise 9"J8.49i1. Alter I p.n1. BAVARIAN
cocktail, etc. 645-2200 days, Sell idle items "1th a Daily
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!"t::\'EXT\'·l·O'F: ('t:X1'S ~lution, New York, N.Y.
for r'Rl'h p:t!trrn .~. add 25 10011. Print Snnw, Addrt.'11~. <·f'nts f(!r t~lich pnttl'rn !or Zl11. f•111tt'rn Xun11Jt>.r. SILVER COINS
1\1r i\IRli and S1x'i·1:1I J-l1111d· l'"f'i~': l:iO n10~1 popul11r de-
1
Paying Top Price.
.s;r,.5.~as· •rod word' '°''~pond.ng 10 l'llXl'lbt•; '1:;~~~.t.t Order your CIU' tor delivery
of your Zodtoc birtl'I sign. in Europe NOW! _.t( TAUIUS
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VOL 67, NO:l21, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
EDITION
-ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
TtlESDi'\Y,~A Y-7;--1974 TEN CENTS
Capo Trustees" Okay Student Boundary Shift
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of ltlt D1Uy '~llol 11•11
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
Scl>ool Oislrict finally placed the lid on a
simmering attendance boundary dispute
Monday by ordering that current eighth
graders in easterly parts of San Juan
Capistrano and Mission Viejo will attend
San Clemente High School this fall.
· .The board essentially u p h e J d
recommend ations of its special growth
inpact commission, and the move -
' automatically overrode requests by
dozens or parents and students in the
affected area. The sectors Ile east of the
San Diego Freeway .
The trustees, however, added an option
fo r parents who bave more than one
youngster o( high school age and whose .
yowigcst would be des tined for a shift
this fall .
A one-way •alternative would allow
parents to take a child currently enrolled
at Dana and shift the pupil lo San
Clemente in order to avoid having
children at separate campuses.
The board rejected a motion, howeve r,
that would have allo"·ed a two-way
option, allowing parents or eighih
graders a choice of which campus to
send the youngster.
Throughout the debates on the
proposed boundary changes paren ts fron1
the tY.'O affected communities fought for
compromises and reversals. The shifts
spring from a growing disparity in
enrollments between the two campuses.
Trustee \Villiam Tho1npson did little to
conceal hls ire at losin g a bid to keep the
old boundaries relatively intact.
'Thompson charged that
"parochialism" was a nlotivating (actor
on the ne\V commission which held
hearings and recommended the shift.
The asse rtions were dismissed,
however, by Board Presiden t George
\Vhite and Trustee Bob Hurst.
l:lurst countered Thompson's assert ions
by chafging that Thompson had not
attended any commission meetings.
.. I sent represcntatJ \'es to tnost
meetings and had copies of all the
minutes, so I hav a basis for 1ny
statement .'' retorted ThomP!\On.
Pressure on trustees through the
controversy has been substantial.
Al Mond ay 's sessio:-t, Miss iC'n \'iejo
parents were scarce but ressidents or the
easterly section of San Juan were \Vell
rcpcese.qled.
The city's n1ayor, Or. Roy Byrnes,
itnplored the boa rd to postpone a deci:i:ion
so tha t an ad·hoc school ctm1nittcc could
in~~ct \\'ith the city council in an effort !O
sc~k furt her changes. Ii i:; appc;il was
echoed by Counci lman Dou c:Jas Nflsh.
"\\le·ve had many hc 3rings nn this
thing and gummM the issue to death."
replied Hurst. "It's lime for a decision
tonight so that the district stafr can get
(See BOUNDARY, Page 2)
Scott Calls Tape Transcripts 'Shabby'
Chase Ends
In Crash
For Aliens
.I\ high-speed pursuit and subsequent
crash or a car carrying smuggled aliens
throug h S.in Clemente early today
marked ye t another day of stepped-up
activity by officers trying to stem the
spring \\'ave of illegal immigrants.
San Clemente police and border
patrolmen joined in lbe chase of the
smuggler's car shortly after midnight
a£1er the vehicle ran the San Onofre
roadbk>ck.
OffiCen saJd the car slammed Into a
center freeway divider near the'SOUtherly
city limits, but before poli ce could arrive
the driver and several occup3nts fled
into the hills of Camp Pendleton. The Car
assertedly belongs to a Westminster
man.
ln the trunk y,•ere four immigrants "'ho
were uninjured. They were taken into
custody by patrolmen .
Officers said the ~·eekend wave
continued into Monday as nearly 200
immigrants were £eized through lhe
early part or the week.
Kissinger Bqck
lri lsrctel Afte~
Crom yko M eetin.g
• • TEL AVIV (UPI) -Secretary of State
~enry A. Kissinger held three hours of
talks today with Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko, then returned to
Jsrael with an expression of hope they
had made progress on an Israeli.Syrian
peace.
There were indications the fighting·on
the Golan Heights had tapered orf in its
57th day but an Israeli spo kesman said it
was too early to know for sure. Kissinger
\\'on a promise last weekend the two
side"S "·ould scale down the fighting.
(In \\'ns hington. a \Vhife House
spokesman said Presi®nt Nixon had
been In close touch by cable u•ith
Kissinger and had "taken great interest"
jn the secretary's negotiations.)
Kissinger's blue and silve r jet landed
ot TeJ Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport at 5:55
p.m. (8:55 a.m. PDT ) ror bJs next roWld
of talks with Israeli lead .... :s in
Jerusalem where he \\1ill seek a
compromise Israeli proposal o n
disengagement with Syria.
Arab newspaper co1nmcntarlcs wt'!rC
llinting that the Ki ssinger mission was
close to breaking down, and a Syrian
government communique issued today
Indicated the Ru ssians had helped harden
the Syrian line.
The communique said Gromyko had
(S.. KISSINGER, Page I)
Rabies Clin.ic
Sla.ted T 01iiglit
Dog ou.ners along the South Coast
who have pall in need or rahies
vacclMlion1 can obtain the service
for $2 per pct tonight at a spectal
clinic at San Juan Elementary
School. Local vcltlrinarian Or. 1''10mas
Sctu1u"'eckcr. assisted by students
from san C!tmcnte mgh School.
will administer the shots from 7
to 8:30 p.m.
The clinic Is 'l"'n.«>red jointly
by tho Partnt -Tca<l>er's Leoll\JC
and the county He>IL~ Department.
Bongo Drurns
Ca1i Be Fatal
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Bongo
drummers may be thumping their
way to a bout with a serious
disease if their drums are made of
Haitian goatskin, state health
:ifficials say.
Dr. Ben Werner. an infectious
jisease expert with the state
Department of Health, said Monday
a case of anthrax contracted by a
Florida woman had been traced to
;ontaminated drums purchased in
Haiti. Anthrax is an acute bacterial
disease that can be fatal.
California residents h a v i n g
Haitian drums should contact their
local health department about
proper disposal methods, Werner
taid.
Coffee Nerves
Ma.y Result
In Psychiatry
DETROIT (AP) Unrecognized
"coffee nerves" could lead you to a
psychiatrist and months of useless
treatment \\'ilh calm-down drugs, a
pt;ychiatrist said today.
Too much caffeine in coffee, tea or
cola drinks can bring on all the
symptoms of an anxiety state, said Dr.
John P. Greden of Walter Reed Army
~ledical Hospital in \Vashi.ngtoo, D.C.
Drugs can help in true anxiety stales
but may not work against the effects of
too much cal!eine , he said.
Doctors should routinely ask patients
about their caffeine intake, Greden
suggested to the American Psychiatric
Association.
Over-doses of caffeine can bring such
symptoms as nervousnes9, irritability,
tremulousness, occasional m u s c l e
twitching, sensory disturbances, attacks
of diarrhea. insomnia, irregular heart
beat, drop in blood pressure and even
circulatory failures, he said.
A doctor could inetrpret it all as an
anxiety attack. Gredcn told Qf reviewing
records of 100 psychiatric patients, 42
diagnosed as having anxiety, with no ·
question ever having been asked. about
caffein consumption.
He cited a new case of a woman, 27,
suffering auacks of headache.
lightheadedness, tremulousness, a n d
irregular heartbeat two or three times
daily. The symptoms developed over a
three·week period.
Rejecting a diagnosis of anxiety
reaction to something in her life, she did
her own detective work , tracing the ·
symptoms back to her purchase of a
fresh-drip coffee pot.
"Because this coffee '~1as 'so mucl\
better,' she had begun consuming an
average of 1~12 cups of strong, black
coffee per day, more than 1,000
milligrams of caffeine."
That's four Umes the 250 mUUgrams
that are considered a large dose. When
she reduced co(foc consumption to
normal. her symptorm dl.sappeared..
An army orncer took caJm-down drugs
for 14 months without effect. His
dlnintss, "buttcrrues In the stomach,"
diarrhea and ot her complaints went
away when he cut back f r o m
consumpHon of as many ns 14 cups or
c.'OOffcc dailf. interspersed with three or
four cola drinks. ·
Hee had l>l.'en consuming I • 20 o
milligrams of caffeine dally.
"Three cups of coffee. two over·the-
countcr headache tablet!,~ and a cola
drink consumed In one m o r n i n g '
approximates 500 mllllgrams of caffeine
Intake," said Gttden. ~\any Americans
exceed that. 1
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Agents Get
Marijuana
At Border
Borde r patrolmen ~1onday made a
major haul on marijuana allegedly being
driven in a rented van through the San
Onofre alien checkpoint.
And the 750 pounds confiscated In .the
van amounts to contraband worth 8bout
$75,000 on the street.
The Canadian citizens on valid visas to
the U.S. y,·ere arrested in the van after it
~·as stopped at the roadblock.
Agents aaid the van pulled in at about
8:30 p.m. and pairOhitan Tom Ga.Ines
first checked the citizenship of British
Columbia residents Dale ?\f. Dawson , 22,
and Janice Pickwell, 20.
Ga ines then assetted1y noted cargo in
the back of the van and asked to see it.
After removing a shipping cover he
found 3Sl wrapped bricks of the weed
neatly stashed in three cardboard boxes.
Th e couple was turned over to fed eral
drug enforcement officers and the pair
u·as scheduled ... for arraignment on
charges of smuggling today in U.S.
District Court in San Diego.
Spokesmen for the patrol sai d ?\fonday's
seizure came close to a record haul made
early this year when more than 800
pounds or the weed were seized und er
similar cir<::umstances.
Pa11cl 1\pproves
14-unit Motel
Construction of a 14-unit motel in San
Cleme'ilte y.·as approved unanim ously
l\Ionday by the South Coast Regional
7.one Conservat ion Commission.
The motel at 1832 N. El Camino Real
by Ernest Genovese u•il\ rep lace an
exist ing nine-unit motel and single-fa mily
residence. They will be demolished.
Commission planners commended the
project for "upgrading a recreationally
oriented facility" and increasing public
use of the beach area.
A restaurant next lo the current motel
will remain.
The permit v.·as approved after
GeriOvese agreed to delete four of the 21
proposed parking spaces and l;lndscape
the extra area.
The comml ssion met in Long Beach.
Holdt1p Man Slain .
By Store o,vn er
An Anaheim liquor store owner told
police he shot and killed a young y.·ould:
be bandit early this morning alter befog
th reatened with a rifle.
Police aald \Vllson L. Tubbs, 20, of
Buena Park, was killed instantly by a
bullet In the neek fired by Dennis
rucoua, 33. of Anaheim . .
Ricotta told officer$ the ski·masked
gunnian walked into his store at 1013 N.
l\1agnolla Ave. tihollly before 1:30 a.m.
and demanded money.
The store owner said ht grabbed a
semi automatic pistol from under tht
counl<'r and fired twice at the bandit,
til!tlng him once. -1
Couditclor Ailiug
SAN FRANCISCO (Ul'I) -Seiji
Chawa, CQf\dU(tor of the SAn f'ranclsco
Symphony, has been hospilallxcd with
acute neck spasms and u.i ll be unable to
conduct this weclc:'s concerts.
UPIT .........
Atiother l'iew
Virtually the only protest against the memorial service for four
)'Oung people killed during the 1970 Kent State shootings wa s voiced
by Ho1ner Tutor of Cleveland. Tutor said his so n, Franklin, was
killed during the l\fa y, 1970, excursion into Cambodia which trig·
gered nationwide protest, culminating in the Kent State shootin gs.
Sheepish
Costa Mesa Froivns on Pet
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 th• Dillr ""'' Sl•ff
Can a sheep named Meshuganah with a
taste r~r burgundy wine and brovrsing
through a fancy decorator sbop instead
of a field of clovt'!r find happiness in a
Costa l\1esa co1nmercinl area?
No. say city officials, citing ordinances
forbiddin g certain animals in commercial
and residenti al districts.
Yes. says interior decorator l\largot
Goodmnn. owner of The Elegant Barn.
445 & 17th St., where Meshuganab indeed
seems happy munching daisfes when she
isn't meandering along the sidewalk
ou1skle. -.
A vC'ry lndcpcndcnl bualncss~·oman,
~fs . f\111rgOt bought l\leshuga.r.ah Cor $165
at an &J.ittlon benefiting the Child Guid·
ance Clinic or Orange Counly.
She outbid an t'!nthu!iasllc man for
Me9ougnnilh. fea ring he may have been
envisioning 11 ftte1~r full of chops,
ttcaks, roa sts and shanks.
She allO bad a pen buUt at The Ele;nnt
Barn -wbich Is set y,•tJJ back from 17th
Stttet -and for 10 weeks OO\\' ltleshuga·
noh has bctn dlvldiliJl her time between
tho decor shop ahd lho Coodtnan's n .. r-
by home.
\Vh3t finally happened Friday might be
best explained by parapbrasing an old
nursery rhyme with apologies to f\1other
Goose:
"l\targot bought a little lamb,
Its fleece "'as brown and tan.
.And 1\'hcn fl.1argot opened up her shop.
... 'nlere stood 'The r..1an.' ''
She clain1s one city humane ofrtcer
gave her 48 hours to get rid or
Meshuganah, while her pretty daughter
and decorating associate Pat, 26, said the
othe.r told he.r It was 24 hours.
Monday u·M a few· hours past either
dt'!adline.
"rm Just a crazy decorator-we're all
crazy he re -and I'm a little bit d&-
fiant ," declared J\.1 rs. Goodman.
l\1eshuganah. incidentall y, In its n1osl
pol1te and gCntcel ttanslntion fron1 W
Yiddi sh indeed means Crazy One.
'41 can get into trouble even y,•hen 1
dOn'l do anything." t'le voluble Margot
declared as fl1esllugannb abandoned a
bag of shctp fodder and attacktd the
daisies again. ~
Sh< •llO said the humane olltccr who
d<ll .. rtd tbc eviction notice verbally
!Set Sl!=EP, Pace 11
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No 'Mo1·al
Indignation'
Exl1ihite(t
WASm NGTON (U PI) S.>Date
Republican leader Hugh Scott said toclay
transcripts of private p r e s i d e n t i a I
conversatioos convey "a s h a b b y .
disg usting and immoral performance."
Scott told reporters he has read the
first 800 pages of t:~e l,'!00 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings or
\Vatergate discussions bclween Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott said he concluded from the iran.
script s that there was "not enough show·
ing of moral indignation which v.·otdd
have been expected under the circum·
stances."
Asked i! he \vas referring to Nixon,
Scott said, '·1 mean by each of those
persons (who participated in the conver·
sat ions) according to v.·hat he said ."
Pressed for who he meant when he
refeITed to a disgustinJ? perfonnance,
Scott said: "The transcripts will have to
speak for themselves."
"I u·on't go any !urtber than that "
Scott said. '
Scott said the material re.leased a v;eek
ago today by the Whi te House sho\,·ed
"The President is frequently urging
others lo get the story out," but added
he thought the transcript;; were "very
confused." "I am enormously disturbed
that there was not enough showing of
moral indignation which would have been
expected under the circumstances,"
Scott said.
"I think the transcripts represent a
shabby, disgusting and i m m o r a I
performance." ·
White House officials have made clear
they be! ieve the President has provided
to the House jDdiciary committee all the
material it needs for its impeaclunent
inquiry, but even before reading all of
the transcripts, many committee
members say they need more in!orma.
tion.
One member, Rep. John L. Conyers
(0-A1ich.), an outspoken critic of the
President, said today his reading of the
transcripts convince him that ·Nixon had
committed "an impeachable act."
Conyers said Nixon's ''blackmail"
discussions on March 21. 1973, with John
\V. Dean concerning demands by
\Vatergatc conspirator E. Howard Hunt
v.•as "the best evidence of t h e
cvmmission of a rederal crime."
Conyers told a news conference: "Just
on its face, that is clearly an
impeachable act."
Although several ol the 38 members of
the committee have called for Nixon's
impeachment in the past, Conyers is the
first member to say he had found
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Orange Coast
Weather
Night and morning lo\v cloudi·
ncss with hazy aflernoon sunshine
Wednesday. Llttlc change in
temperature. llighs at the beaches
S4 risi ng to 7'2 inland. Lcl\\'S ~8-~.
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out.sta11di11g public se-rv1c:e has
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Ei1senada Jail
260 Arrested Ove r W eeke11,d ·
ENSENADA. Mexico (API -Authorities have fined and ... leased
260 .-\,Jnericans arrested in disturbances involving the Newport Beach· ..
to-Ensenada ya<'hl race. police say.
OFFICERS SAID the last of the Americans had been freed from
jail 3f1er paying fines or $100 to $150 for disturbing the peace and
si1nilar offenses.
Hundreds of young persons fron1 the United States Clock to
this Baja California city each spring for the end of the )'acht race,
.and arrests have been con11non in past years.
Police reported this year's incidents were somewhat tamer than
lasl year's, partly because officers from Tijuana were called in to
reinforce the Ensenada police.
TWO POLICEMEN and a number of Americ:lns suffered n1inor
injuries and !he restaurant of the Bahia llotel was damaged ex·
tensively during one u•eekend brawl, police said.
C~ V,iolatio1t
Laguna Niguel Pe1·sonnel
Age11cy Served Notice .
Pal TonC'r, the immediale past
president of ~San Juan Capistrano's
chamber of eon1mC'rcc. has been notified
or assrrtl'd non con1pliance with several
s1a1e codes relating to employment
agencies -an offshoot of a dispute v.·ith
a former chamber manager.
The owner of a Laguna Niguel
personnel agency "'as sent the notice of
"nooc~mpli"ance" with state codes last
~Tay 2 \1·hen the Bureau of Employment
Agencies of the State Department of
Consumer Affairs wound up i ts
examination of the dispute.
The issue focuses on an asserted $75
fee paid by Valerie Powers to ~trs. Toner
after ~1rs. Powers was selected to
manage the chamber late last year.
The fee was subsequently returned in
lhe midst of a dispute wh ich ended with
Mrs. Powers' dismissal.
The ousted chamber manager then
lodged a complaint with the slate
officials .
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KISSINGER. • •
declared the Soviet Union's fu!\ support
for the Syrian altitude tov.:ards any troop
disengagement on the Golan Heights.
''The two sides again reiterated that
the proct::ss of troop separation should be
considered a step toward achieving a
complete Israeli withdrawal from all
occupied Arab lands, and toward
reaching a complete and just settlement
to the ~fiddle East problem," the
communique said.
A high American official accompanying
Kissinger said the Cyprus meeting, held
at Gromyko's request, y,·ould produce no
t.,..·o-poy,·er formula for a settle1nent and
that the decisions .,..·ill be made in
Jerusalem and Damascus. The oliicial
had reported earlier .Kissinger \'.'as
making progress.
Gromyko said as he left the palace of
President Archbishop ~1akarios, y,•here
the talks \\·ere held, that today's talks
\lr'ere "useful and constructive. I Y.'OUld
not go further."
Capo Beach Cha111be1·
Hears Onofre Plans
Members of the Capistrano Beach
Chamber of Commerce \Vednesday .,...ill
hear presentations on the current plans
for the San Onofre Nuclear Generating
Stalion at a regular noon luncheon
meeting.
1\-trs. Po\\'ers, \\•ho now is in freelance
public relations. was replaced at the
charnber job by l\lrs. Toncr·s husband,
John.
Asserted nonCQmpliance \\'ilh state
codes. said lhc bureau's deputy chief
\Villiarn E. Ja1nes, relates to an
advertisement issued during the search
for a chamber manager.
James said the asserted noncompliance
relates to provisions c o n t r o 11 i n g
advertising for employment, furnishing
of receipts and documents confirming
various phases ol the employment
process, the purchase of "fraudulent
. advertisements" and making Ca 1 s e
promises and misrepresentations.
James said the next s!ep in the process
is the calling of a formal disciplinary
proceeding.
Warner Brothers
Studio Designer
Harnish, 85 , Dies
John Harnish of Newport Beach, \vho
designed and built Warner Brothers
Studios, died Sunday in Palm Springs.
He was 85.
~Ir. Hamish, a Southern Ca!Uornia
resident since 1904, was an industrial
engineer who also designed and built
Christie Brothers and RepubUc Film
Studios and the NBC-TV studios and
acted as SUpCl'Vising engineer !or l\1Gl\[
Studios.
l\lr. Hamish was one of the original
developers of Palm Desert. Among his
other real estate developments were the
Los Angeles Harb .r Warehouse District
in San Pedro, the Los Angeles
~fetropolitan Warehouse District and the
Oakland Industrial District.
A charter member of the Balboa Bey
Club, Mr. Harnish \YijrS an avid deep-sea
fisherman and yachtsman. He owned the
Newport Shipbuilding Company during
the 19.Ws.
At his request, no funeral servie<?s will
be held and his ashes will be scattered at
sea.
Survivors include a sister, Jeanna Hall
of Seal Beach; daughter Tina McKinley
or Balboa Island; step.daughter Evelyn
\Vright of La l\<lesa; and six
grandchildren.
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Bus Expense
Hikes Due
To Drivers
ltidership on Orange C.Ounty Transit
District buses jurapcd by another 5ix
percent last month but operating costs
arc increasing because all the drivers
are get ting raises.
DistriCt General ~1anager G.J. "Pete"
Fielding said the oost oC runnlna the
buses is at 72 cents per passenger mile
but y,iJl increase tQ •·around 80 cents"
shortly when the raises begin to show up
on the ledger books.
The District·s 200 drivers are now
ean1ing in the range of $5 10 $5.25 per
hour, whlch Fielding said "is competitive
to earnings elsewhere."
For some of the drivers. particularly
those absorbed recently Crom several
private bus rompanies and charter
services, the raises will be in the 1;rcent
lo $1 per hour range, Fielding said.
"Our drivers are doing such a super
job now that I am glad to see then1
earning an udcquatc salary," Fielding
said .
The raises could have come through
severa l months ago but they were held
up pending a unionization vote by the
drivers.
The results of !hat vote are still not
kno"11 but most of the drivers involved
!rave since become ocro employt>S rath-
er than u'orking for the contract service
once used by the district.
Fielding said the ctistrict only ea111s
about 27 cents per passenger mile in
revenues -far short of the actual
operating cost. The main reason is the
flat 25-<.'ent fare.
Ridership hit 371,000 last month, whiCh
is a 14 percent increase over March but
Fielding said it adjusts lo six percent
because a longer month meant more
dqys of operation .
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SHEEP ...
invited her out to his truck to read the
letter of the city law regarding farm
animals in a commercial or residential
zone.
"I told him 1 can't read ," fumed ~trs.
Goodman, who summoned a contingent
of supporters to con!ront the Costa f\.1esa
City Council ~1onday night but then never
got the ctrance.
She at least wan13 a time extension to
allow her to dispose or l\1eshuganah by
auctioning her off again to benefit the
Child Guidance Clinic and hopefully find
her a legal home where she can live in
the style to whicli she has become
accustomed.
"She's not an animal. She's a pet, a
toy," ~-largo asserted. "\Vhen we build a
fire here on the patio at night, she even
drinks wine with us."
For the record, 1i'leshuganah shuns
l\lqgen David , preferring burgundy to
\\'hile wines-it goes better with
lamb-and frolics a bit more noticeably
after Happy Hour.
She also does a fair imitation of the
chorus of the . old Yale drinking song
about three little lambs who have gone
astray.
Right at the height of the interview,
No reen Goodman, 12, and a friend, Joan
Adan1s, 12, arrived with l\Ieshuganah,
who had taken her afternoon
constitutional down East 17th Street on
her leash.
A blue sports roadster driven by Costa
Mesan Hal Blake which had followed the
unlikely trio a hall-mile at low speed
pulled into the driveway, to see "'here
t\\'O girls and a sheep were goin g.
''Do you believe it, Alisa?" Blake
asked bis city-ratsed 6-year-0ld daughter.
••Jt 's a rea l sheep. I love them.''
"\Ve have more stray people follow us
home this way," l\-1rs. Goodman
rcrnarkcd happily.
UtjJity information representatives
Cecilia l\1iller and Jan Mullin will speak
10 the group at the meeting in the
Jl.fargarila Inn. All chanl~'r members
and guests Jre 'velcome without reser-
vations, spokesmen said.
Carpenter Hurt
In Sa11 Clemente
Fall Off House
A carpenter fron1 Paramount lost his
fooling 11•hile 1\'0rking in a San Clemente
housing tract r, .. Jonday and suffered a
broken y,•rist and other injuries in a fall .
She then got on the phone to n1arshal
re inforceme nls for her campaign to
convince city officials the E!~gant Bani
is not too elegant a barn f o r
Meshuganah.
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1vorknH1n before lak ing him by
an1bulance to San Clen1ente General
llospital.
Thomas Ragsdale told firemen that he
sli pped at about 11 :40 a.m. and fell t1\.'0
stories, landing on his head and arn1.
He w11s treated for face cuts. bruises
and the fracture before being released.
The fall \\'as the second logged for the
\'is111 Del Verde projecl near Shorecliffs
Golf Course since fran1ing operolions
begun sc\'eral v.·ceks ago.
I.ate last month A San Juan Capistrano
n1an fell and suffered major hip and
hack injuries.
WILLITS (AP) -Offices ol the weekly /
\Villits Ne\\'S and a bakery were
destroyed by a fire in the 'business
dislnct ~tonday and an adjacent hote l
and variety J>hop \Vere damaged,
authorities said.
Firemen said there were no injuries.
Unofficial estimates of damage ran as I
high as $400,000.
The fire was believed to have started
at the hnck ot the bakery which u·as
unoccupied at the time , firemen said.
Campaign Bid
Streaker Suppo rts Cou1iciln1<ui
R~:OONOO BEAClf (A P) -Anything is pos.1iblc in an election yt'ar. But
a slreaker? Campaigning ot a City Council meeting ?
The male strea ker raced through the council chambers Monday, wenrlng
only a ski mask and carryUlg a sign reading, ''\Ycsterfield for Jl.fayor."
Councilman Robert E. Westerfield, who can 't run for mayor for two more
ycar.s, said he couldn 't 1denUfy his bare supporter tind knew nothing of the
prank in ad\•ance.
About 100 persons, Including Police Chief Louis E. Sunyich, watched as
th~ streakr..r dlsap~arcd through a door and into the history of Ibis Los
Anj\eles suburb.
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\Vhen you are a tiny cat and short of Pussy 'Vil-
lows, wh at nicer place c:ln you find to spend a sunny
afternoon than a bunch of daffodils. Tessie, a \\•ard
of the local animal shelter in Zanesville, Ohio, en-
joys the floral arrangc111cnts.
Youth Gets Huge Award Record Cleared;
''ictin1 Disarn1ed
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Robbery Su spect In Faulty Circu1ncision
BALTintORE. f\'id. (AP l -A Superior
Court jury has <l\varded $733.000 in
damages to an 8-year-old Baltimore
County boy who \Vas the victim of faulty
circumcision in 1965.
The jury of eight 1nen and four \\'Omen
deliberated less than 11: hours l\.londay
before ay,•arding the dan1ages to \Valier
Joseph \Vitkowski Jr. 11ie boy's. mother ,
Virginia \Vitkowski, \':as ay:an:led an
additional Sl.300 damages for 1neclical
expenses.
Marine Bi1rglar
Gets Jail 'f crm
A Camp Pendleton Marine has been
sentenced lo 100 days in Orange Coun1y
Jail after pleading guilty to the burglary
of a San (.1emente home.
Superior Court Judge James Turner
ordered the jail term and three years
probation for Marine Robert l.oois
Slewtirt, 19. \vho was booked by San
Clemente police ~larch 5 afler they
searched his car and rcro\·ered stolen
property.
Police said Ste\vart used a knife lo
force open the door of a home at 625
Avenida Del f.-lar. They said he left the
home Y.ith stereo equipment and a
number of jackets.
Soldier Jailed
111 NLxo11 Threat
SEATILE. Wash. (U PI\ -Gary J.
\Viii, 21, a Ft. Ley,·is soldier. has Peen
charged \\'ith threatening the life of
President Nixon .,.,·hile the chief executive
v:as at Expo ~7~ the pa st \Veekend.
U.S. l\1agislrate John L. \Vienberg
n·londay ordered a psychiatric exam for
the enlisted man.
\Vill told another soldier "President
1'.'ixon is going to be at Expo ·74 and rm
Jiolng to knock him off,., the Secret
Service said.
\Vill was taken into custody in a Seattle
apartment v.·here agents found a semi·
automatic rine and a pistol .
The verdict w:is against the estate of
Or. Leon Greenwald. an obstetrician and
gynecologist \\'ho died in 1968.
According to testimony, the '
ci rcumcision performed by Greenwald
when the boy was a month old resulted in
the Joss o( the end of the boy's penis.
Nine subscqu('nt operations and almo::;t
daily attention y,·cre needed to restore
!h(' organ.to norn1al. v.·itnesses said.
·rhe damages awarded ~fonday y,·ere
bclie\'ed 10 be the largest ever handed
down in fa,1>r of a sin.;le plaintiff in a
sta te court in ~1:.iryland.
From Page 1
BOUNDARY • • •
busy p!anniflg for the r;1ll."
Supt. Truman Benedict advised against
delays, because planning for starr and
pupil enrollments at the high school level
al ready is five or slll: weeks in arrears.
Sa n Juan Capistrano printer Fred
lladland disarn1cd <i \\'Oman "·ho
nlle~t.'<lly held him and his \l'ife at
gunpoint April 30 and did not wait ror aid
from Orange County sheriff's officers.
llaclland, -19, operator of Beath Cities
f:r:iph1es. -' Poso Adelanto. had
\rrcstt'<l tnc n1etal N'plic::i firearm fro1n
!ht' \voman \\·hen officers arri\'ecl on lhe
S<.'l'll('. sherirt ·s reports indica '.e.
An earlier rt'J>Orl furnishl'd b)' Sheriffs
Capt. Jami>s Broadbclt i n co rr e c t I y
indicated tha t ~·!rs. Mary Jane Hadland,
48. slipped a\\'ny from th::! store to get
help \11\lle her husband kep!. the gun-
\\-Oman talking.
Broadbclt has confirmed that the
earlier report \\':IS in error. The Daily
Pilot regrets the error.
F1·0111 1•age 1
SCOTT ... "I still don•t think that 40 youngsters
can make lhat much of a dllfercnce,'·
1'001npson argued before the vote came evidence of an impeachable offense in
in. the transcripts.
I le said his concern rested on the The Detroit congressman said he vtould
comp laints by San Juan residenl.s that muke a ne1v atteinpt to get the
lhc boundary change y,·ould divide 1he Com1niltce to cite Nixon for contc.mp l of
Nmmunity do.,..·n the middle. leaving the Congress for refusing lo surrender actual
"''esterly dwellers in Dana llills lerrilory. tapes subpoenaed by the panel. His first
The only support v.·hich Thompson cfrort y,·as voted dov.·n last "'eek.
received from fellow board members ··A contempt citation _ that is · the came from San C1emente·s \Villiam very next logical. inevitable step," Enquist who expressed serious concerns Conyers said. ··Then ..... ·e start piling them
about any attempts lo shift current up so that it becornes clea r in the minds Dolphin students to the Triton can1pus. f Trustees agreed Lhat switching existing: ° Congress and the Aml'rican people
students to achieve an enrollment that the re · ent is structing his irnpcach1nent in ·ry ' balance would cause identity problems l\'ith some youngsters. The actual taprs may
The measure approved by trustees offenses. Conyers said. ··11e may be
l\londay will last only for the coming in1pcachable on several dozen things."
school year. A UP I survey of nl'arly a dozen
The board still has two years aFter thol men1bers on the committee indica ted
to cope with grovo'th al the two high that most felt that the edited transcripts
schools. v.•ere not sufficient for t he i r
During that period construction will impeachment inquiry.
continue on a third high school campus Many Indicated !hey hoped the \Vhite
.i in Mission Viejo. House would comply with a request for
But the crush of students will mean additional infonnation , especially in the
that boundary shifts -even doub le areas of conlributions from the milk
sessions -might keep controversies producers and the J n t e r n a t i o n a I
alive throughout the entire period. Telephone and Telegraph Corp. ! ITT). ----
WE'RE STILL IN A RUii
For about another month. Placentia Ave. will be torn up ,Jo widen
the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
"will be available by way of Babcock St., coming from the back
way.
We hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
certainly be worth all the trouble.
If you arenl adventuresome, give
-us a call. and we'll bring samples
to your home.
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LOS ANGELES (AP)
Four persons have be e n
md1cted here by a federal
grand jury on charges of
manlputattng funds or a San
BemarUlno County b a n k
\vh1ch was lately sold to the
now Insolvent U S Nauonal
Bank of San Diego
e /tlark Dips
LONDON (UPll
\Vest German mark, weakened
by Chancellor Willy Brandt s
res1gnat1on lost g r o u n d
against the US dollar 1n early
trading Tuesday The dolll!"
also gained nga1nst other
major European curren cies.
The dollar opened 1 n
Frankfurt at 2 445 mark s
dov.11 from i\londay s closing
rate of 2 ~33 marks 1.ondon s
foreign currency d c n I c r s
attributed the mark !i <lcc\1nt
to Brand t s resignation O\Ct a
Comm unist spy scandal
Named In two separate
Indictments returned ~1onday
were Californians Robert J
Coltrane Dr J Rober! West
and Cecil R Mays and Bud
Hennan Math!! of Mobile,
Ala The Indictments stem
from the affairs of Southland
International Bank with-~~~~~~~~
offices m Yucaipa
Linda and Hemet
ecoca-Cora
ATLANTA
Coca-Cola Co
Loma
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I -I DAILY PILOT Tutsday Ma)' 7 iq74
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''Daddy, when we're ...-o\h in' !he cor $hould the
winCows be •Jp or di:.wn?"
Cnlteeh Gal
S tiident Officer
W ecirs Leotards
PASADE\'1\ !AP 1 -Click.
click. click. Caltech cornµutcrs
\rou!dn't k1l0\\' \\·hat 10 do \1ilh
this data.
\\'0111en 1 n \'ad rd !he
fonnerlv a!J-znale scien11flc
sanctuffi of California lnsti1utc
of Technology Jess than four
years ago.
\\'omen are outnuntbered ; · 1
by the opposite sex on this
campus of eggh.eads and \'obel
Prize "·inners. P:o \l"omnn had
e\·en tried for s tud en t
go\'ernincnt office_ But who is
the student bodr president ~
ELIZABE'Tll '.\lcLEOf). ZIJ.
She doesn't belie\'c that ht>r
se.\; \.\'as an~· factor in her
recent election t·ic1ory 01er
l\.\'O males.
"~tost of rhe siuden1~ t
talked 11•ith \1·ere interested in
rn~· opinions on the issues."
she said. "I belie\·e I "·as
elected because of t he
platform I presented -and
because· J kno\\' a 101 of the
students."
The biolog.,. majo r has
assume\\. her duties as ea,,1\y
as she dons leotards or scuba
gear.
Tl1E LEOTARDS arc for
her 1nodern dance class.
Occa&ionall\'. she joind o!h('r
Caltech students in Balkan
and Israeli folk dancing.
lfcr scuba gear ".as
acouired fo .. a sun~mer job as
a di\"cr at the school's 1narine
Jaboralor\'.
i\liss ;..1cLeod also ries on an
"1r·s A "oi::.1<:16t.£ WOR!-0-
I Ff.fl.-JUST All.1fUL.,TOO. ''
apron to ea111 n1oncy fron1
11aiting 1ablrs at the faculty's
:\thenaeun\ Club.
She sa\·s she bchel"rS the 100
11 0111en ii1 the SOO.membcr
studen1 body are accepted on
!heir tnerits at Caltech .
.. , haven"! really had anx
problems in tem1s of being
stereotyped oo the basis of my
sex.'· she said.
"Some of rhe 1romen
students ma\· sa1· that 1hev,1·e
had a problein. but they inay
ha'e looked hard('r than I."
Telegra1n's
'l'rooner'
Happ)· Guy
ALBANY, N.Y. IAP I -
l\londay \.\-·as a happy day for
Ray Flanigan -he'll never
ha\'e to J>ing another telegram.
Flanigan used to belt out
singing telegrams in 18-hour
shifts on holidays. but never
again. !\"e\v York has become
The ~9th today to abandon the
n1u sical missives.
Onlv California cu.c;to1n crs
can s'till hire a crooner from
\\'estern t_;nion.
"The telephone has cut into
our social file tremendously
said Flanigan. 46, manager of
\\'este rn Lnion here .
"Holidays used to be
tremendously heavy days for
us and ""·hile it's heavy now its
n1o s tly candy g r a n1s
greetings.''
\\"cstcrn Cnion bega n i t's
singing telegram service 1vith
birthday greetings on July 28.
1!133. for SJ. a customer could
dispatch a u n i fo r n1 e d
n1e~.~enger to a lo\"ed one's
doorstep.
•·t;sually •1·hat happened
ll'<IS the IOI\' man on the totem
po!e got the pri1·ilege of
singing the I e I e g r a 111 , ' '
Flanagan said.
fie re1nembcrs one singing
1elcgran1 sent to crooner Rudy
Vallee in the 1950s.
"That's a hell of a \.\·ay to
11akeson1ebody up." Flanagan
qualrd \'allcr as saying after
!lit• birthday greeting.
The ~ Bowmar Brains (')
Amt..!nG1·:-.. \r1. l x Jlin).! p ... r~Jnal <.'aict1la tnr:-:.
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29'0A HARIOR~Two .. Sol."""""' 546 4088 COSTA MfSA llliiii t :lO-S:lO ..... •
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Itledi~inal Ailme11ts Eyed Robbers
To Hctng?
Lutl1erans
To Compete
CllJCAGO \AP) -People
are getting sick fron1 the
n1edicine they take to make
1he1n v.·ell. and this in itself is
a public heatlh problem. a
1-~lorida research t e a n1
re1xir1s~
ft has long has been kno\\11
that .~omc people ha\'c ;ld\'t-f~l·
reactions to drugs'. These
reactions range in seriousnc:.s
from minor skin rashes to
d('alh.
1\ three.year .<;tudy of more
than 6.000 patien1s at the
L.;nive rsity of Florida Teaching
Hospital in Gainesville sllO\\-s
the seriousness or l he
problem.
Conducted by Ors. George J.
CaranMos and Leighton E.
C.:luff and a p ha r n1 a c i s l .
Honald B. Stewart. the study
is reported in the ri.1ay 6 issue
o! 1he Journal of the An1erican
.\ledica! Assc..:ialion
The report says 177 -
nearly 3 pcrcenl--0f the 6,063
patients in the -1tudy \\·ere
1:-rought to the hospital
because of drug reactions. Of
lhrsc, 6.2 percent died, 65.6
percent had severe reactions
and 28.2 p€'rcent had 1nodcrate
reactions.
Supposedly harmless over·
the-counter p a i n relieverli,
especially aspirin. v.•ere the
leading cause of adverse • reac t ions. These were
follov.·ed by anti1nicrobials.
such as penicillin. 1\ll told, 109
drugs \\'ere involved.
'fhe researchern say there is
an increasing n u m b e r of
drugs on the n1arket.
\Votnen suffered 1nore of the
adverse reactions than men,
and persons ove r age 61 \Vere
affected more than those who
\\'ere younger.
The researchers 11aid that
women are more likely to tak e
drugs than men. They said old
age ,and lmpro\-ed economic
status are related to an
increase in use or prescription
drugs.
The tcan1 said patienf.') could
not identi fy 60 percent of their
n1cdicines c:orrcctly. Forty
percent, they said. used drugs
prescribed by llvo or n1ore
physicians, increasing l h e
possibility of interactioflli.
'JV.·elve percent took drugs
prescribed for somcone else,
they noted.
LUSAKA, ZA M B I A
(UPI) -President
Kenneth KawKia h a d
ordered 1hc introduc1ion of
the dcalh by hanging for
conviclcd armed robbers.
.. I arn direc\ln~ the
rninistcr of legal affairs to
an1end the law v.1ilh ;1 view
to pro viding c: a pi ta 1
punishment for a rm e d
robbery.'' he lold the
National Council.
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NE\V \'ORK (AP I -A
Lancaster. Pa., pastor W3!
reported planning to challenge
the Rev. Dr. Robert J.
~1arshatl. prcsidl'nt or the
Lutheran Church in An1erica.
for the 101> office at the
Church's con,•ention this July
in Baltirr:orc.
This ,,·ould be the first time
the incumbent president of the
1 hr c e -million -1n e m b e r
dcnon1ination C\·er has faced
opposition for re~lection.
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The concent1aled Buick. Its size Is right. •
And so ls the price.
The car is Buick 's Century Luxus-o most contemporary
new breed of Buick, as you 'll see.
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that's within reach of just about everyone. . ..
There 's still another dimen'sion to this cart at 19u'll
like. A value-for·the-money .dimension . Not jL15t how little
you poy. But how much you g(lt.
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To be sure , the things that make .a Buick a Bui ck ore
there in abundance. The ride . The quiet. The rich inter ior
environment. And that certain intangi ble something Look at the equipment Century Luxus carries standard :
that describes a quality automobi le.
Note, please, the formal roofline . It marks this Century
as a class car, A car of substance.
But for all its substance, Century is also quite a small
car. Trim of dimension. Light of foot. Easy to drive and
park.· Reasonable to operate.
You might soy it combine.s the nimbleness of cars
II priced less with the com forts and &.JHt refiner:nentsof cars priced a lot more .
I '·' ! ··" ••.• ,~~-It's a superb Intermediate. At a ·price
Turbo Hydra-Matic Transmission.
Front disc brakes.
Power steering.
Plus a moderately-sized 2-borrel V·B engine .
It's all included in the price soown.-And that price also
includes deluxe wheel covers and ~hitewoll tire$. For a
relatively smqll, car, Century is certainly a lot of car.
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VOL. 67, NO. 127, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
Lumberyard Delay 'May Force Business Out'
By JACK CHAPPELL
OI tll9 D1l1Y ,Oot ll-4t
Richard Jahraus. member of a pioneer
Laguna Beach famil y and operator of the
Laguna Beach Lumber Company, said
today if delays in city approval or his
yard's relocation persist, he will be
forced out of town or out of business.
In a four-page statement, Jahraus
_ outlined months of nppearances before
Laguna Beach City Council, the planning
commission and the board of adjus tment.
Ile said he can no longer afford holdups
on the relocation of the city's lone
lumberyard.
"lf we are delayed any longer, we will
be forced to discontinue our project and
go out of business or close down and try
at a later date to establish our b4siness
in another city,'.' Jahraus said.
"It 's the truth. \Ye. shouJd ha ve been
able to start in ~larch.
"We spent a Jot of money out there and
we're obligated to get off this properly. 1
just can·t afford to sit here and have the
whole thing dragged out another month
or so," Jahraus said in a subsequent
telephone interview.
The present site of the Jahraus
Lu1nbcr Company is in downtown Laguna
Beach a block from city hall.
Plans for a $4 million shopping
complex called the Lumber Va~d on the
site have received all city approvals and
the project awaits relocation or the
present lumber operations.
The relocation site is in Laguna Canyon
just north or Canyon Acres DrJve
between Laguna Canyon Road and
Arroyo Drive.
Several residents of Arroyo Drive have
repeatedly opposed location of the
lumber operation on the site although it
is a light industrial zone. '
The latest problem to confront the
relocation is an appeal filed by Ford
Beebe, Arroyo Drive resident, to a
decision or the board of adjustment '
approving the project.
That appeal consisting of 48 points
alleging improper action by the board
and technica l violations of city parking
law, was blasted by Jahraus as "riddled
with falsehood s."
Jahraus said that \\'hile the appeal
alleges that 20 truckloads of dirt were
removed from the futur e site of the
lu1nber company, \.•:hat actually \vas
removed v.·as trash and junk illegally
dumped on the property for years.
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"Truck loads of dirt are going lo have
to be brought onto the site to finish the
grading,·· Jahraus said.
Jahraus said he had altempted to meet
all the concerns of the ArrQyo Drive
residents as well as neig hb or in g
businesses in the des ign or the new yard .
In a recent city councll meeting at
111hich the relocation \\"<IS disc ussed.
Counciln1an Charlton Boyd and Planning
Comn1issioner Bill Leak engaged in a
!See CWSEOUT, Page ZI
Scott Cal ls T ape Transcripts 'Shabby'
Two Jewel
Suspects
Surprised
A veteran Laguna Beach Police
sergeant surprised a would-be jewel thief
early today as the man assertedly stood
with his hand through a smashed store
window.
Sgt. Norman Babcock arre!!ted one
man \\'hile a second suspected of being a
lookout was apprehended nearby sitting
in a truck.
Police booked Leslie C. Walcott, 21. or
Palm Desert, on suspicion or burglary
0tnd John W. Chevalier, 22. ol Palm
Springs on suspicion Or conspiracy to
commit burglary.
Sgt. Babcock said he v.•as southbound
on South Coast Highway at about 1 a.m.
~·hen he saw a suspicious person near the
Art Center Gallery In the 1400 block or
South C.oast Highway.
At about the same time, he said he
heard breaking glass.
He made a U-turn with the police car
and pulled up by L<slie Lid., Ij92 S.
COast Highway.
The first person Babcock had sighted
ran at the approach of the police vehicle.
A !leCOOd man was caught as he took
his hand from the shattered display
window and dropped a handful of je"·elry
at his feet on the sidewalk, Sgt. Babcock
said.
Police estimated jewelry involved in
the aborted theft to be worth $170.
The lookout suspect was taken into
custody by other ofncers responding to
Sgt. Babcock's radioed car for aid.
Coffee Ne rves
May Lead You
To Ps ycliiatrist
DETROIT (AP) -Unrecognized
"coffee nerves'' could lead you to a
psychiatrist , and months of useless
treatment l'fiilh calm-down drugs, a
psychiatrist lsaid today.
Too much caffeine in coffee, tea or
cola dri nks can or1ng on all the
symptoms of an anxiety stale, said Dr.
John P. Greden of Walter Reed Army
Medical Hospital in Washifliton, D.C.
Drugs can help in true anxiety states
but may not work against the effects or
too much caffeine, he said.
Doctors should routinely ask patients
about their caffeine intak~, Greden
suggested to the American Psychiatric
Associati<ltl.
Overdoses of caffeine can bring such
symptoms as nervousness, irritability,
tremulous:ness , occasional m u s c I e
twitching, sensory disturbances. altacks
of diarrhea. ln$0mnla, Irregular heart
beat, drop in blood pressure and even
circulatory failures, he said.
A doctor could lnetrpret lt all as an
anxiety attack. Greden lokl 1Jf reviewing
record.s of 100 pcychiatrlc patients, 42
diagnosed as hnving anxiety, with no
question ever J\avtng been asked about
caffein consumption. He cited a new case or a woman, 27,
(See COFFEE, Pago ll
$200 Worth of Plants
Stolen f1·01n Nursery ·
Plant& valued by owner Norton lflnscy,
53, at nearly $200 "'ere stolen 11-1onday
from his South Laguna nur sery, Orange
County Shorlfl's officers said.
Ocpoties said intruders broke a window
to 1aln entry to the Pinnt Palace, 31655
Paclllc ~t Highway. They s.ild the
plants were taken from the storage area.
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Laguna Beach city \Vorkmen begin placement o(
p1.iriks On the 1t1ain Beach Pa.rk boardwalk. The
work which started Monday. involves carefully lin-
ing up of the Kapur wood planks. Each board is
individµally tapered for a spedal lit as the walkway
curves its way from the Hotel Laguna to the cliffs of
Heisler Park. Kapur from southeast asia is a ma-
hogany-like wood and is highly resistant to wear
Lagu11a Beach Will Study
Reside11tial Roacl Meters
The t.a·guna Beach CUy Council
Wednesday will consider a plan for lining
residential streets occan~·ard of Coast
Highway with parking meters.
The installation of the 20-ccnt an hour
meters is part of a proposal for
increased meter usage in the Art Colony .
Other parts of the plan call for 20-cent
an-hour meters to be placed up and dO\\'Jl
the city length of Coast Highv;ay.
Where the highway passes through the
do\vntown business district, meters may
remain the present IO-cent-an·h9ur rate,
or they may be increased. The council
and staff split on that question during an
earlier session.
Bongo Dru1ns
Ca1i Be Fatal
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Bongo
drummers may be thumping their
-way -tO a -OOut with a serious
d~ase if their drums are made of
Haitian goatskin, state health
ofriolals say.
Dr. Ben Werner. an Infectious
jlsease expert wilh the state
Department or Health, said Monday
a case of anlhrax contracted b:r a
Florida wbrnan had been lrnce to
~ontamlnated 4ntms purchased ln
Haili. Anthrax ls an acute bacterl:il
dlscase thal can be fatal. "
California residents .. h a v I n g
liaitian drums should contact their
focal health department about
proper dispo&:al methods, Werner
;aid.
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The suggesUon for placement or
meters In the coast re s id e ntial
neighborhoods was made by lhe city
parking committee which noted the areas
arc used largely by beachgoers. A permit
system for residents similar to a
procedure used by Newport Beach. may
also be considered.
The council balked at intmediate
consideration of spreading of meters to
the strictly residential areas.
Councilman Jon Brand said that before
he would make any kind of decision on
lhc matter, he wanted to walk through
the areas and talk with the residents.
Another meteor matter before the
council is the final reading of an
ordinance putting meters along Laguna
Canyon Road during summer.
Other items on the Council agenda at 7
p.m. at city hall agenda include :
-Co n s i d er a t ion of seeking
environmental impact reports on
proposed rewnl ng or creation of a
specific plan for the Sycamore llllls area.
-.Appointment of a committee to
review the housing clement at. the
general plan and r ec ommend
amendments.
-Continuation of a public hearing on
!he speclric plan for Arcll Beach Height•
development. J
-A request for an urgency ordinance
mtrlcU.nc Ihe height on n e w
eonstruction on sloping land.
Conductor Ai ling
SAN FIWIClSCO (UPl) -Seijl
Ozawa. l'Ol'lductor or the San Francisco
Symphony, has been hospltatiied with
acute neck spasms and v.ill be unable lo
conduct this week's conetrts.
Officials Tackle
Zo1ie Revisions
' In Laguna Beach
By HILARY KA YE
Of 1119 D1ily Plitt Stiff
Laguna BeaCh planning commissioners
and members of the Board of adjustment
tackled revisions of R-2 , R-3 and C-1
zoning !\1onday night. coming to few
conclusions but providing opinions for
further revisions by Planning Director
Wayne Moody.
About 20 spectators were at th~ study
session, but commjssioners decided there
was oo time fe>r public comments. No
formal action was taken.
Most of the evening was taken up by a
proposal by Commissioner S a 11 y
Bellerue. She suggested property oWners
of lots between 3,000 and 6,000 square
feet be allowed to build more than one
unit, if they wish.
Under the current proposal, each
dwelling unit mwit have 3,000 square
f£el, which prohibits owners of lots more
than 3.000 and less than 6,000 square feet
from .more than one unit.
Under a 1.5 formula , ftlrs. Bellerue
suggested allowing a larger and a
smaller tmit on these lots, with both
(S.. ZONING, P1ge %)
Signups Continuing
For Girls' Softball
ll<gb!ralion for the Girls Sottboll
1£agu< will continue today through
l'"'riday with a special meeting at 7:30
p.m. 'l'bursda,y In the Bluebird Park
Glrla' Clubhouse for persons Interested In
olfi~Ung or ..,cblng league teams.
Reiistratlon lorma are available at the
Laguna Beach lltcrtaUon \)epartment.
110 Glenneyno SI. LeaJ!l]e play Ia open to
girls In the fourtb throogb sixth grodes.
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No 'Nloral
L.1dignation'
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Exl1ihited
WASHINGTON IUPll Senate
Republican leader Hugh Scott said today
transcripts of private president i a I
conversations convey "a shabby.
disgusting and immoral performance."
Scott told reporters he bas read the
first 800-pages or t~e 1,100 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings of
Watergate discussions between Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott said he concluded from "'the tran-.
scripts that there \\•as "not enOOgh show-
ing of moral indignation \vhich would
have been expected under the Circum·
stances."
Asked if he \vas referring to Nixon,
Scott said , "I mean by each of those
persons (who participated in the conver-
sations) according to what he said."
Pressed for who hq-meant when he
referred to a disgustine perfonnance,
Scott said : "The transcripts will have to
speak for themselves."
"I ~-o_n't go any further than th<lt,"
Scott sa id.
Scott said the material released a week
ago foday by the White House showed
"The President ls frequently urging
others to get the storY out," but added
he thought the transcriptJ were "very
confused." "I am enormously dist~
that there was not enough showfrig of
moral indignation whidl wouJd have been
expected under the ci'"CUIDStances,"
Scott said. ,
"J think the transcripts represent a
shabby, disgusting and i mm or a I
performance.''
White House officials have made clear
they believe the President has provided
to the House judiciary committee all the
materiaJ it. needs for · its impeachment
inquiry, but even before reading all of
the transcript!. many comm it tee
members say they need more infonna-
tion.
One member, Rep. John I~. Conyers
(0.Mich.), an outspoken critic of the
President. said today his reading of the
transcripts convince him that Nixon had
committed "an impeachable act."
Conyers said Nixon's "blackmail"
discussions on March 21, 1973, with John
\V. Dean concerning demands by
\Vatergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt
was "the best evidence of ~th e
cwnmission of a federal crime."
Conyers told a news conference : "Just
on it s face, that is clearly an
impeachable act."
Although se·1eral ol the 38 members of
the committee have called for Ni1.on's
impeachment In the past, Conyers is the
first member to say he had found
evidence of an impeachable o[fense in
the transcripts.
The Detroit congressman said he ~·ould
make a new attempt to get the
(See SCO'n', Page %1
Harrv M. W elsl1 •
Succumbs at 7 4
Harry M. Welsh, a mldent ol Newport
Beach for 37 years, died Sonday. lte was
74.
Mr. Welsh was a relired ernploye ol
the County \Voter !Mtrtct In Laguna
Beach.
Funeral arrangem~nl! are sct for 2
p.m. Wednesday at St. Joachim'•
C.tho!ic Orurch In Costa M.,...
Mr. \Velsh's son R<>ger, a ""ll·kntwn
Newport Beach sailor, dJOO less than a
month ago. on Apill 12.
~tr. \Velsh 11 sui'vived by a son.
Terence Welsh of Newport Beach: a
daughter. Mrs. Uoyd C. Vickery of San
Jose: 1 da.ught~r-ln·law, Alrl. Roger
\Veolsh of Newport Beach: and M\'en
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'SHABBY PERFORMANCE'
Hugh Scott on :rape
Laguna Trustees -
Ready to Hire
Superii1tendent
The Laguna Beach "School Board will
likely take fonnal ·action hiring Or.
Leland Newcomer as a recruiter for a
new district superintendent during its
meeting at 7:30 tonight at the education
center, 550 Blumont St., Laguna Beach.
Newcomer's hiring was i n i t i a 11 y
approved when trustees met in executive
session last week. Newcomer, who is
president or~ La.Verne College, and
fonner superintendent of the Ne wport·
Mesa Unified School District , will serve as an -adviser/consultant.
He will seek condidates for the position
of district superintendent. C u r r c n t
superintendent Don \Voodlngton resigned,
e££ecti\·e Sept. 5. to run fo r County
Superintendent of Schools.
Newcomer, whose salary is not to
exceed $3,00J, \\'ill provide trustees
tonight with an ou1linc of his proposed
services.
The consultant has agreed lo name
three candidates ·and two alternates by
June II.
Bet"·een OO\\' and then. he will conduct
interviev.~. gather and ass cs s
applications and meet "'ilh the board to
inform them of the strengths and
weaknesses of the candidates.
Newcomer said he will also be
accepting applications from within the
district.
Also on tonight's agenda \viii be a
(See NEWCO~IER, Pago I)
Orange (;out
Weather
Night and morning klw cloudi·
ness with hazy afternoon sunshine
Wednesday. Little change in
temperature. Highs at the beaches
St rising to 72 inland. Lo"·s •8-56.
INSlDE l 'ODAY
The 1974 Pu litze r Prize for
outstanding p'ublic service ha.r
gone 10 Ncwsday for itt report·
h1g of illicit narcotics trO./fic.
Other major Pulitzer (IW<lrds are
reported ot1 Page 9 today.
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Student ,,Shift Okayed
Capo Tru,stees Resolve Bou11dary DisJJltte .
By JOllN V~LTERZA
01 !ht 0111, Pllol St10
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District finally placed the lid on a
sitnmering attendance boundary dispute
f\londay by ordering that current eighth
graders in easterly parts 0£ San Junn
Capistrano and 1\11.sslon Viejo v.1ill atttnd
San Clemente High School this fall .
The board essentially up he Id
recommendations of its spc~al growth
inpact commission, and the move
automatically overrode requests by
dozens of parents and students in the
a[fected area. 1'he sectors lie east or the
San Diego rrct•v.•ay.
The tru stees. howe ver. added an opllon
for paren ts who hll\'C n1orc than Ot\C'
youngster of high school a!i(e and whose
youngt•St would be di..:stinccJ for <l shift
this fall.
A OIH.'•V.'3Y alternUIJ\'t.' V.'Ollld allO\V
parents to tBke a chHd cu rrently enrolled
at Dana and shift the pupil to San
Clemente in order to avoid having
children at scpuratt: t'.a111puscs.
Youth Gets Huge Award
In Faulty Circumcision
BALTlf\.10RE, ?-.Id. (AP) -A Superior
Court jury has awarded $733,000 in
damages to an 8-year-old Baltimore
County boy who was the victim of faulty
circuincision in 1965.
The jury of eight men and four won1en
deliberated less than l ~~ hours Monday
before awarding the damages to \\'alter
Joseph Witkowski Jr. The boy's mother,
Virginia Witkowski , was awarded an
addilional $1 ,300 damages for 1ncdical
expenses. 1
The verdict v.•as against the estate of
Dr. Leon Greenwald, an obstetrician and
gynecologist wll_o died in 1968.
According tO testimony, the
circumcision performed by Greenwald
V.'hen the boy was a month old resulted in
the loss of the end of the boy's penis.
Nine subsequent operations and almost
3 OCC Sn1dents
Face Hasl1 Oil
Trial July 8
ThTee Orange Coast O>llege students
accused on arrest of attempting to sell
hashish oil vaiued at $5,00) to an
undercover narcotics officer have been
ordered to face trial July 8 in Orange
County Superior Court.
Judge James Turner set the trial date
-. for Samuel Hershel Clauder, 22, of Tl9
Shalimar Drive':" Costa Mesa, Richard
L<e Smith, 26, of 1700 16th St., Newport
Beach and Talbot Perry Simmons, ~.
also known as Talbot Perry Somovich,
2229 Ale1ander Ave .. Laguna Beach.
The trio were arrested on drug charges
1ast August by underC(lver officers l\ilo
said they negotiated t•vo da,·s before
thev were told they could purchase the
1nafijuana deri valivc.
Police said they made their arrests
after half a quart of has'nish oil was
apartment.
delivered to them at the Clauder
apartment.
Se1tior Mothers
H<ive Tlieir Day
Senior men 'vill be the hosts and
waiters Wednesday at noon when the.
Over Sixty O>mmunity Center gets
together to honor senior women for
J\ofother's Day.
The seniors wlll meet in the banquet
room of Skandia Restaurant o n
, Broad\\·ay in Laguna Beach, for the
,group's first f\.1other's Day luncheon
. party.
, A special menu will be ser.,.ed by the
·men and there will be entertainment and
singing follo\ving the meal.
, The Over Sixty Community Center is
11he Laguna Beach bran ch of the federally
funded TLC (lransporta!ion . lun ch,
·counseling) progra1n, that. offers daily
lunches and activities to senior citiz.ens.
Reservations should be made in person
at the center. There is no charge but
donations arc accepted.
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daily attention \\'ere needed to restore
the organ to normal. ·wiinesses said.
The danuiges a\varded Monday \1•erc
believe d to be the largest ever handed
down in favor of a sln.;lc plainliff in a
state C()Uft in Maryland.
In April 1972. another jury had
awarded $50,000 dainagM to the boy, but
Judge Harry Cole granted a ne'v trial on
grounds the judgn1ent wa~ too low,
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ZONING ...
bein g subject lo desir,'11 revi e\v bY the
board of adjustrnent, just as units are in
the higher _density zo~
The proposal hit a snag. howev er. v.·hen
J\likc Easely, associate city planner. said
this v.·oul.d-result in people bui lding taller
units to get more for their money.
\Vhen the maximum floor area is
reduced. owners will tend to build higher
units to the maximum al!Owable figure of
23 feet, Eascly said.
Cominissioncrs and board members
agreed \vith the concept of Mrs.
Bellcrue's proposal, and said they would
try to find a compromise formula that
v.·ould aid property ov.·ners in this
category v.·ithout causing higher, more '
block-like structures.
A committee made up of l\frs.
Bel1erue, r.1oody, and board members
l\1ike Schley and Peter \Veisbrod will
attempt to solve· the problem of
controlling bulk if two units are built on a
lot less than &,000 square feet. They \v iii
report back on M'ay 13. the second
planning commission public hearing on
R-2. R-3 and C-l zones.
Commiss ioners saw similar problems
in R-3 (high density residential ), and
decided to let J\ .. frs . Be!lerue·s C(lmmiltee
expand its SC(lpc to cover this area. too.
Jn R·3, planners \vere concerned over
whether motels should be a\Jo\ved. Rental
rooms are provided for in the current
zone ordinance, but are no longer listed
in the "uses permitted" section of the
new proposal.
Coinntissioner Jack McDowell wa s
asked to check into this question and
report back next week too.
In the C-1, light commercial, zone.
commissioners wanted to encourage
residential use , but also wanted to
restrict it to retain a villag e atmosphere
e1nd keep down density.
They debated \vhether to allow
residential use on the top floors and
co mmercial use on the botton1, but came
to no decision. They asked f\.1ood y to take
lhcir feelin gs on the subject and put it
into a proposal.
Earlier in the evening, commissioners
discussed the proposed grading ordinance
with Moody, but refused to release any
information on its tentative fonn to the
public.
They silid until it is more finalized,
they v.·ould not n1ake it available to the
public.
Grading and subdivision ordinances are
being discussed and revised by the
planners before they tackle a de<:ision on
the density-slope standards for hillside.
residential dcve\opn1ent .
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COFFEE • • •
!>uffering attacks oI headache.
lightheadcdness, tremulousness, a n d
irregular heartbeat two or three times
daily. The symptoms de veloped over a
three-week period.
Rejec!ing a diagnosis of anxiety
reaction to somethlng in her life. she did
her 6Wn dete<:tive work, tracing the
:-:yn1pto1ns back to her purcha se or a
frt:.~h-dri p coffee pot.
··uecause lhis coffee \l'as ·so 1nuch
bi:lter.' she had begun consun1ing an
nverage of 11).12 cups of strong, blnck
co ffee per day, more than 1,000
n1illigran1s of Caffeine."
That's four tlmes the 250 milligrams
Lhal arc considered a large dose. Wh en
she reduced corfee l.'OOSumption to
normal, her symptoms disa ppeared.
An army ofticer took calm-down drugs
for 14 months wit.hout effe<:t. Hjs
di7.ziJless, "butterf11cs in the stomach,"
diarrhea and other cornplalnts went
away when he cut back fro 1n
consumption of aS many as 14 cups of
coffee daJly, interspersed \vlth three ·or
four cola dtinks.
'lie had been consum ing I . 2 O 0
miJllgranis or cafteine daily.
The board rejected a motion, however,
tha t would have allo\\·cd a t\\'O·way
option:•· allov.•ing parents or clghtlt I
graders a choice of which campus to
send thr youngster.
11lroughout the debates on th c
proposed boundary changes parents fron1
the tv•o affected communities fought for
co1n1)ro1nises and reversals. The shifts
spring from a growing disparity in
enrollments bet\veen the two campuses.
1'rustee \Villiam Thompson did little to
CQnceal his ire at losing a bld to keep the
old boundaries relatively intact.
Thompso n charged that
"parochialism" u·as a motivating factor
on the new com mission which held
hearings and recommended the shHt.
1'he ussertions \1•cre dismissed.
however. by Board President George
'\\1hite and Trustee Bob Hurst.
Hurst countered Thompson's assertions
by chai·ging that Thompson had not
atJended any e<11nmission meelings .
"I ·sent representatives to most
meetings and had copies of all the
minutes , so l have a basis for my
starcn1ent,'' retorted Thompson.
Pressure on trustees through the
controversy has been substantial.
At l\tonday·s sessio~, r1issicn Viejo
parents were scarce but ressidents of the
easterly section of San Juan were v.•ell
represented.
The city's mayor, Dr. Roy Byrnes.
ln1plored the board to postpone a de<:ision
su that an ad-hoc· school cc.mmittee could
n1ect with the city C()Uflcil in an· effort to
seek furlher changes. llis appeal 1~·as
echoed by Councihnan Douglas Nash.
"We've had many hearings on this
thing and gummed the issue to death."
replied Hurst. "It's time for a decision
tonight so that the district staff can get .
busy planning for the fall /' ~
Supt. Truman Benedict advised against
delays, because planning for staff and
pupil enrollments at the high school level
already is five or six weeks in arrears.
"I still don't think that 40 youngsters
can make that much of a difference,"
Thompson argued before the vote came
in.
He said his concern rested on the
complaints by San Juan residents that
the boundary change \1•ould divide the
community down the middle. leaving the
\vesterly dwellers in Dana Hills territorv.
The ~only support which ThQmpsOn
received from fellow board m~mbers
came from San Clemente's Willian1
Enquist who expressed serious concerns
about any attempts to shift current
Dolphin students to the Triton campus.
Trustees agreed that switching existing
students to achieve an enrollment
balance would cause identity problems
with some youngsters.
The measure approved by trustees
i\londay will last only for the coming
school year.
The board still has two years after thot
to cope \Vith growth at the two high
schools.
During that period construction will
continue on a third high school campus
in Mission Viejo.
But the crush or students will mean
that boundary shifts -even double
sessions -might keep controversies
alive throughout tbc entire period.
Warner Brotl1ers
Studio Designer
Harnisl1, 85, Dies
John Harnish of Newport Beach. \vho
designed and built Warner Brothers
Studios. died Sunday Jn Palm Sprin~.
lie was 85.
Mr. Harnish, a Southern California
resident since 1904, \vas an industrial
engineer who also designed (Ind built
Christie Brothers and Republic Film
Studios and the NBC-TV stu dios anrl
acted as supe rvising cnginee:-for i\IG~I
Studios.
J\1r. Harnish \vas one of the original
developers of Palm Desert. Among his
other real estate developments were the
Los Angeles ~Iarb ,· \Varehouse District
in San Pedro. the Los A n g e I e s
J\fetropolitan \Varehouse District and the
Oakland T~ustrial District.
A charter member of the Balboa Bay
Club, Mr. Hamish was an avid deep-sea
fisherman and yachtsman . He owned the
Nc\vport Shipbuilding Company during
the 1940s.
At his request, no funeral services will
be he1d and his ashes will be scattered at
sea.
~urvivors include a sister, JeaMa Hall
of Seal Beach: dau ghter Tina McKinley
of Balboa Island ; step-daughte r Evelyn
\\'right of La Mesa ; and six
grandctiildrcn.
lloldup Man Slain
By Store o~mer
An Anahcin1 liquor $tore O\vncr told
police he shot and killed a young would· I
be bandit early this morning after being
threatened with a rifle.
PoHcc said Wilson t.. Tubbs, 20, of
Buena Park, wa s killed instantly by a
bullet in the neck fired by Dennis
Ricotta. 33. of Anaheim.
Ricotta told officers lhe ski-masked
Runman walked into hb; store at 1013 N.
~iagnolla Ave. shottly btforc 1:30 a.m.
and demanded n1oncy.
P11ssyf uoti11g
\Vhen you are a tiny cat and short of Pussy 'Vil-
lo\vs, \Vhat nicer place can you find to spend a sunny
afternoon than a bunch o( daffodils. 'l'essic, a ward
of the local anhna1 shelter in Zanesville, Ohio. en·
joys the floral arrangements.
Storm Drainage System
At A1·ch Bay Approved
A ne\v storm drain system for the
private South Laguna community of
Three Arch Bay \\'SS unanimously
approved ~1onday by the South O>ast
Regional Zooe Conservation Commission.
The project involves about 500 feet of
reinforced concrete pipe, varying from 12
to 45 inches In diameter. catch basins
and manholes to be installed in several
streets.
The e1isting system in parts of the
comm u n it y Is deteriorating, the
Parent-cl1ildrei1
Semi11ars Slated
The Laguna Beach Free Clinic \\'ill
initiate a program designed to illlprove
commwUcation between parents and
children and, through counseling, avert
child-parent problems.
Applications from parents wishing to
participate in the counseling program
will be accepted until May I 7 .
Information about the program is
available by calling 494--0761 from 1 to 5
p.m. or 497.25-09 after 6 p.m. daily .
The program is under the direction of
Judy Friesen who will conduct a series
of eight \\1Jrkshops. The clinic is sponsor-
ing the .. program under a county grant.
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testy exchange O\·er interpretations of
the city parking codes.
Leak angrily rebutted charges he said
Councilman Boyd had made in a
telephone conversation that he (Leak)
was out to get Jahraus and the Laguna
business community .
The council will hear Beebe's appeal
f\.tay 15.
Jahraus intlicated an cc on o n1 ( c
inability to hold on (or extended council
1nullings on the project.
He said he had to get off the downto111n
sile and renlaJ costs iw·erc piling up on
the new site.
commission \Vas told at the Long Beach
session.
The commissioh conditioned it s
approval by requiring lhat erosion be
minimized during construction, an y
runoff outlets be built to not add to
erosion and pipes be painted a bluff tone.
Community representatives accepted
the conditions.
There was !Jttle discussion before the
\'Ole.
\Vhen Three Arch Bay officials \\'anted
to replace some old beach lockers on the
sand a few months ago, the commission
said a permit \\'OUld depend on allo v.•ing
public access across the beach and
through the streets.
The association didn't agree to that
and the penni£.wasn't issued.
This time, the issue didn't oome up.
F asliion Lunch
For Girls' State
Program Planned
The Laguna Beach American Legion
·Auxiliary \\'ill present a luncheon and
fashi.on show at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at
that Legion Hall. 38-1 Legion St., lo
benefit the auxiliary's Girls State
program.
111is year, Laguna's Girls State
representatives are Amy \Vandell, high
school junior; and ~larla Johnson,
alternate.
Legion girls' State representaU\'t S
"learn about government and citizenship
from the grotmd up" at Girls Slate
conferences, Della Staihr, auxiliary
spokeswoman, said .
The s.tudenls are selected by school
authorities ~ b~Sis of schola;~hlp,
citizenship and participation !n school
evenl<>, f'rances Chatham, unit chair·
woman said. A fashion show by \Vil son's of Laguna
will follow the luncheon.
Reservations may be made with
auxiliary members.
Taxpayer Gro111>
l:>rotests La O'Una 0
Building Cutback
The Laguna Bc-ach T a x p a y e r s •
ASsoclalion (LBTA ) has launched a
1nassive petition drive against the city's
plans to reduce future building in
n1edium and high density residential, and
light commercial. zones.
The taxpayers group C(lntends the
proposed ordinance in ll·2. R·3 and C·I
are unconstitutional. v.·ould lov.·er the
city's tax base and reduce pro1>erly
value:;.
l\lariC' \\'arr r.ta\'l'r. t' x cc u t i v e
secretary. LBTA, Sa id ~.000 petitions
v.·rre lo be recei\·ed today in the n1ail by
tax1><1yers in the affected three zones.
i'.1rs. ?-.1aycr attcn1ptcd to address the
Planning Com1nission at its i'.tonday
night study session. but the group \vould
not hear comments (rom the public.
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(.'on1mittee to rite Nfxon for contempt or
Congress for refusing to surrender actual
tapes subpoenaed by the panel. l·Hs first
effort v.·as votrd dov.11 last v.•cek.
":\ contempt citation -that is U1c
\'Cry next logical. inevitable step."
Conyers said. "Then v.·e start piling them
up so ·lhal it·be...>onws clear in the mind s
of Congress .ind the American people
thnl the President is obstructing his
impeachment inquiry."
The actual tapes rnay unearth more
offenses. Conyers said. "'I-le may be
impeachable on seve ral dozen things."
A UPI survey of nearly a dozen
members on. the committee indicated
that ntost felt that the edited transcripts
were not sufficient for t h c i r
impeachment inquiry.
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NE\~' COMER • • •
report on data proctssing in the district,
to give trustees iOformation prior to
finalization of the 1974·75 budget.
Data processin g is one item ~ing
considered for elimination next year. ---------___ _:_ _____ _ -----
WE'RE STILL IN A-RUii
For atiout another month, Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen
the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
will be available by way of Babcock St., coming from the back
way. •
We hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
ce rtainly be worth all the trouble.
If you aren't adventuresome. give
cus a call. and we'll bring samples
to your-home.
19th' 'ST.
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ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES·
IN
COSTA MESA •
SINCI 1957
1663 Placentia Ave .
COST ... MES ...
646-4838
Moo.:lhurt. 9 to 5;30, fri. 9 to 9; Sot. 9'30 to S
11 , <;1°""'"'~~ !>¥Gii" .... t100,,.,.,!•0, ........ ~ .. -"Jil .......... IMl-•.)00_......1.
"Three cups of coffee: two over-the·
roun tcr hcadjche tablets, and a cola
drink consumed in on~ m o r n i n g
approximates r,oo mil ligtl'flns or caffeine
Intake.'" said Credcn. ~!tiny Americans
CXl.-ecd lhat. .
The store owner said he grabbed a
senti autorua~ plslol from 1mtlc.r the
counter and fir~1w·ice at the bandit, 11.------------------------------------------;,;a bitting him once .
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VOL. 67, NO. 127, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 7, 197'4 TEN CENTS
$400,000 Shortage • Ill
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By JAN WORTH
Of ll!t 01Hr l'lltt St11f
Trustees of !he Saddleback Volley
Unified School Districl have calll'd for an
audit of a trust account from the defunct
San Joaquin El ementary District which a
former trust account o!ficer claims is
$100,000 short.
The San Joaquin district was one Of the
districts absorbed in the unifications a
year. ago v.ill cti. produced the Tustin
Unified School District, the Irvine
Scott Seor1aful
A;.
Unified School District, and th e
Saddleback District.
Previously, the three new districts now
set up for grades kindergarten through
12, were divided into a high school
district and several elementary school
districts.
The old school districts ended business
June 30, and until all their accounts wer,i!
closed, trust account offiCers were
appointed for each one.
San Joaquin trust officer was Rex
Neri.son. who has since left the post.
After he left-some spokesmen sugge st
under pressu re-he wrote a letter to
former Sao Joaquin superintendent
Richard Welte, oo assistnnt superin-
tendent for inslruction in the Saddleback
district ..
Nerlson claimed that the San Joaquin
trust account, being managed by ttie
Irvine district after the unification . was
$400,000 off and Sho\ved evidence of a
nUmber of auditing errors.
Watergate Tape
Results 'Shabby'
WASHINGTON IUPJ) senate
Republican leader Hugh Scott said today
transcripts or private p r e s i d e n t I a I
conversations convey "a s habb y .
disgusting and immoral perforn1ance."
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'SHABBY PERFORMANCE'
Hugh Scott on Tape
CUSD Trustees
Of ficiallv End .I
Boundary Hassle •
By JOllN VALTERZA
Of !flt' O•lll' P'll9t Sl1H
Trustees~ of the C<lpistrano Unified
School District finally placed the lid on a
simmering attendance boundary dispute
11-fonday by ordering that current eighth
graders in easterly parts or San Juan
Ca pistr::ino and 11-lission Viejo will attend
San Clemente High School this fall .
The board essentially upheld
re«>mmendatlons of its special growth
inpact commission, and the move
automatically overrode requests by
dozens of parents and students in the
af!ected area. The sectors lie east of the
San Diego Freeway.
The trustees. however, added an option
for parents who have more than one
youngster of high school age and whose
youngest would be destined for a shift
this fall .
A one-way alternative would allow
(See BOUNDARY, Page %1
Bongo Drun1s
Can Be Fatal
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Bongo
drummers may be thwnplng thelr
4"ay to a bout with a serious
disease If thclr drums are made or
Haitian goat.skin, state heallh
officials say.
Dr. Ben Werner, an infectious
ilseaso el'pert wllh tho state
Department ol Health, aaid Monday
1 case o( anthrax contracted by a
Florida woman bad been traced to
~tamlnatcd drums purchased in
Haiti. Anthrax b an acut~ bacterial
disease that can be fatal .
califomla residents h a v I n g
• Ha-Wan drums should contact lh~lr
locil h<alth department about
pl'Oper disposal methods, Werner
!Ald.
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Scott told reporters he has read the
first 800 pages of t":& 1, 100 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings of
Watergate discussions between Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott sai d he concluded from the tran·
scripts that there was "not enough shoy,•.
ing of moral indignation which v.·oold
have been expected u.'lder the cin:um-
stanees."
Asked if he was reCerring to Nixon,
Scott said, "I mean bv eadl of those
persons (who participata:t in the conver-
sations) according to what he said."
Pressed for who he meant when he
referred to a disgustine perfonnance,
Scott said: "The transcripts will have to
speak for themselves."
"I won't go any further than that,"
Scott said.
Scott said rtle material rel eased a \\'Cek
ago today by the \Vhite House s~·ed
"The President "is frequently urging
Gthers to get the story out," but added
he thought the transcript;:; were "very
confused." "I am eoonnously disturbed
that there was not enough shov.ing of
mor;tl indignation which would have tseen
expected under the d"t'Um.Starices,"
Scott said.
"I think the transcripts represent a
shabby, disgusting and i mm or a I
perfonnance."
White House officials have made clear
they believe the President has provided
lo the House judiciary committee all !he
material it needs for its impeachment
ioquiry. but even berore reading all of
the transcripts, many c o m m i t t e e
members say they need more inlonna-
tion.
One member, Rep. John L. Conyers
(D-hUch.), an outspoken critic of the
President, said today his reading of the
transcripts convince him that Nixon 'had
committed "an impeachable act."
Qlnyers said Nixon 's "blackmail "
(See SCOIT, Page %)
Doing It . . • .
Ex-astronaut John Glenn's tie
tells what he hopes he's get-
ting in Ohio's nomination race
for U.S. Senate seat. Glenn is
emerging from Colu mbus vot-
in g booth .
He's Sheepish
Costa Mesa Fro'tv11.s on Pet
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of llM Dllll' ,.Hot Sl1fl
Cao a sheep named l\1eshuganah with a
taste for burgundy wine and browsing
through a fancy decorator shop instead
of a field of clover find happiness in a
Costa l\1esa commercial area?
No, say city Officials, citing ordinances
f~rbidding certain animals in commercial
and residential districts.
"l'm just a crazy deoorator-\1.•e're all
crazy here -and I'm a Ji ttle bit de-
fiant," declared AJrs. Goodman.
Meshugan ah, incidentally, in its most
polite and genteel translation from the
Yiddish indeed means Crazy one.
"I can get into trouble even when t
don 't do anything," t~e voluble l\targot
declared as Meshu ganah abandoned a
bag or sheep fodder and attacked the
daisies agai n.
She also said the humane officer who Yes, says interior decorator h1argot deliYered Uie eviction notice verbally
Goodman, owner of The Elegant Barn. invited her out to his truck lo read the
445 E. 17th St., where hfeshuganah indeed letter of the city law regarding farm
seems happy munching daisies when she animals in a commerc ial or residential
isn't meandering along the sidewalk zone.
outside. ''I told hitn I can't read," fumed hlrs.
A very independent businesswoman. Croodinan, who summoned a contingent
hfs. Margot bought h1eshugar.ah for $165 of supporters to confront the Gosta A·fesa
at an auction benefiting the Child Guid--(See SP.::.EP, .Page ~) ance a1nic o{ Orange County. . •
She outbld an enthusiastic man for
:Ptfe~ganah, fearing he may have been
envisioning a freezer full of chops,
steaks, roasts and shanks,
She also had a pen built at the Elegant
Barn -which is set. weU back from 17th
Street -and for 10 \\.'eek.s now l\feshuga-
nah ,has been dividing her time bet?.>een
the ije<»r shop and the Goodman's near-
by home.
What finally happened Friday might be
best etplalned by paraphrasing an old
numry rhyme with apologies to Mother
Goose:
"Margot bought a lltUe Jamb,
Its fleece was brown and tan.
And when Margot opened up her shop,
. . . 'Ibere stood 'The Man.' "
She clalrrl! one city humane officer
gave her 48 hours to get rkl of
M"'1uganah, while her pretty daughter
and deooratJng associate Pat, 26, said the
othtt lold her It was 24 boors.
Monday was · a rew hours past either
deadl ine.
Another Purse
TJ1 ef t Reported
A Leisure \Vorkt resident's purse was
snatched hfonday at the t.aguna llills
mall in the latest such Incident involving ' elderly women shoppers In that area .
Orange County Sheri(f's ' officers sald
,._lrs. Eleaoor Goble Bauer, 74, of 524 0
Calle Aragon, Laguna lfills was
approached by a young man in a market
parking lol who asked her if she had the
correct time.
Before sbe c:ould answer, dcP:Uties sntd,
the thief grabbed her pu..,. containing
$17 in cash and ran from the area.
Sheriff's ofricers have appealed to
elderly women shoppers In the area to
carry as lllUc cash as possible and to be
oo the alert a( all tln1e1.
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San Joaquin Claimed
But John Ra jcic, Irvine's assistant
superintendent of fiscal planning, refuted
the charges today.
"There are 'paper trails' r or
everything we do," Rajcic said. "All
anybody has to do is go through county
offices and they can trace exactly what
has happened to the San Joaquin accoWlt.
"Every warrant goes through a series
of checks and balances," Rajci~ said.
These include the schools claims .office
and the Orange C0W1ty Auditors o!fice.
The Irvine district sets the probable
total of the trust account ·at roughly
$400,000, v.•hile Neri.son said it should be
as high as $900,000.
\Vhen the account is finally closed and
audited, tv.•o-thi rd s of it wil' go to the
Saddleback district and one-third to the
Irvine district.
Rajcic denied that Ne rlson's depa rture
from his post had anything to do with his
connection with the trust accoun t.
"Rex had been Cont e ril p I at in g
relire1nent for a long tin1e,'' Raj cic said.
"J1e was under contract tor t'ol.·o years,
but he chose to leave on his O\\.TI early."
Ner ison 1va:\ not available-for comment
because he is in \\'ashington state on land
he had bought lo retire on.
Asked how Nerlson could have made
such an inaccurate study of the account,
R.ajcic replied the discrepancy is in the
area of acrounts rocei~·able.
"In a high growth area. il is not
(See AUDIT, Page%)
Irvine Leads Way?
Te-sting Ground for Housing See1i
The city of Irvine is expected to lead
the way toward provision of low and
moderate cost housing, a state attorney
general's study group deter~ in e d
Monday in Costa A1esa.
Members of the land and water use
subcommittee of the state Advisory
Qlmmittee on Environ~ntal Matters
met in Costa Mesa City Hall and
concluded by adopting three advisory
resolutions. The body suggests the state
attorney general do the following things:
-Launch a study using Irvine as a
testing ground to determine the adequacy
of existing and proposed programs for
provision of lov.·-cost housing.
-lnvestigate whether the housing
element of the recently adopted Irvine
city general plan actually compJies with
state housing laws.
-Evaluate cur rent state legislation
and detennine the need for a statewide
program in housing.
The secret meeting A1onday to which
. only selected members of the press were
invited was the second session in which
Ir vine city officials were grilled about
the ci ty's slow pace al providing low cost
homes.
Defending the city's attempts at
lowering costs of new homes were city
planning director William Livingstone
and Irvine Company planning administra·
tor Robert-Joe Vasquez.
"I think the city is begir.ning to mo ve
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Saddleback Ca111paign Bid
OKs Mileage
Pa)71ltent Plan
Streaker Supports Council1na1i
REOONOO BEACH (AP) -Anything is possible in an election year. But
a streaker? Campaigning at a City Qluncil meeting?
-A!ltt nine moi>ths ol policy wrangling,
the Saddleback Valley Unified School
Diolrl<I boenl of -tlon approved a
mlleage. reimbursement plan Monday
... which will pay all district employes 14
cents a mile for using their own cars for
district business.
The male streaker raced through the council chambers Monday, wearing
only a ski mask and carrying a sign reading, "Westerfield for l\1ayor."
Co.mcilman Robert E. Westerfield, who can't run for mayor for two more
years, said he couldn't identify his bare supporter and kne\v nothing of the
prank in advance.
About JOO persons, including Police Chief Louis E. Sunyich, "'atched as
the streaker disappeared through a door and into the history of this Los
Angeles suburb.
The point of o:mtroversy in the policy
is a clause which states, "No district-
owned or I~ vehicle shall be spe-
cifically assigned to any individual."
Last fall, the b>ard split over the issue
or buying a fifth district car to be used
ty persoonel director Gary Shinkle.
Too Much Caffeine May
Trustees· Dennis Smith and George
Henry objected to the purchase because
they said neither Shinkle nor the other
four top district administrators should
have excluslve use of a car.
Lead to Psy·chintrist
Various arguments in favor of giving
top adminlstral<rs use or a car included DETROIT (AP ) -Unrecognized
the contention _that paying them mileage "ex>ffee nerves" could lead you to a for their considerable travel wou1d be . . just as expensive. psychiatrist and months of useless
District Superintendent William Zogg _,,treatment v.•ith calm-down drugs, a
and Dr. Richard \Velte, Assistant psychiatrist said today.
Superintendent of Instructional Services, Too much caffeine in coffee, tea or
both had ~ provision -for a car in their cola d~ks can bring on all the
contracts. symptoms of .:n anxiety state, said Dr.
The new policy calls for gradually John P. Greden or Walter Reed Army
phasing out the ad minis tr at iv e Aledical Hospital in WasbiruJton, D.C.
automobile as a district policy. Welte and Drugs can help in true anxiety states
1.ogg have agreed to make oth~ but may not work against the effects of
transportation arrang~ents when their too much caffeine, he said.
present contra~ expU'e. . Doctors should routii1ely ask patients
The new policy was approved ~t with about their caffeine intake Greden TJ:Uslee Smith, who w~nted 13 cents a suggested to the American Psychiatric
mile rather than 14, votmg no. Association.
In other business, the board: Overdoses of caffeine can brina such
-Initiated a. policy to limit the ~en~h symptoms as nervousness, irribbility.
of board meetlllgs to 10 p.m. Conhnumg tremulousness occasional m u s c I e
the rra;eting beyond then y,·ould require a twitching, se~ry disturbances, auacks
twp-thirds approval by members preseat, of diarrhea Insomnia irregular heart
and. unfinished business ~Y be beat, drop in blood p;.essure and even
C?'1tmued to f:t>e next board meeting by a circulatory failures, he sald.
sunp!e ~ajority vote. . . A doctor could inetrpret it all as an
-Ratified a trip by dlStrict ai;ncul~ anxiety attack. Greden told l)f reviewing studen~ Ptfay 3 and 4 to San Luis Obispo records of 100 psychiatric patients, 42
to ~rt1cipate ~ the state finals !'f t~ diagnosed as having anxiety, with no
Agncultural Skills OOl_ltest at Califonua question ever having been asked about
Polytenchnic State Uruverslty. caffein consumption.
-Approved· an adult education summer He cited a new case of a " .. oman 27
school ~a111 which will be ~ffered six suffering attacks of heada'ctie'. ~eeb startmg July 8 and ending Augu.st lightheadedness, tremulousness , and
:_Received 8 report that the distrtct irregular heartbeat two or three times
m~ic department will sponsor the 1974 dally. 'The symptoms developed over a
1t1usi.c Festival at 7:30 p.m. June 4 in the three-week period.
Anaheim Convention Center. Some 2 •. soo Rejecting a diagnosis of anxiety Sa~~ck Valley students w 111 reaction to something In her life, she did
participate. . her own detective woik, tracing the
-Approved an elementary inter-school ~ymptoms back to her purchase of a
track meet for noon to 4:30 p.m. "fay 17 fres~ip coffee pot.
at De Portbla School. "Because this coffee was •so much
He Took tlie Bus,
Landed i1i Jail
MEDFORD. Ore. (UPI) -Oregon
state trooper Larry Zoller thou ght
something was amiss Monday whtn he
saw a Greyhound bus traveling 1dong
with Its driver In c{villan clothe• and no
ptOl<ngers. .
Zeller pulled the bus over to the sld• or
th< roe~ 1nd, arter questioning the
drl\'tt, arrested him for unnuthoriK'd u$e
of a motor vehicle. Booked was Michael
J. Stewart, 26, of Portland, Ore.
better.' she bad begun oonswnlng an
a\•eragc of 10.12 cups of strong, black
coffee per day, more. than 1,000
milligrams of caffeine."
That's four times the 1.50 milligrams
that are coruiidered a large dose. When
she reduced corr.,. consumptlon to
nonnal, her symptoms disappeared .
Conductor Ailing
'SAN FRANCISCO !UPI) -Sel)I
Ozawa, conduct.or of the San F'ranci!co
Symphooy, has been ltospltaliied wltll
acute neck spasms and will be unablt to
conduct thl.9 ~.eek's conctn.s.
j
An anny officer took calm-down drugs
for 14 ·months \\•ithout effect. His
dizziness, "butterflies in the stomach,"
diarrhea and other complaints went
away when be cut back f r o m
consumption of as many as 14 cups or
coffee daily, interspersed with three or
four cola drinks .
He had been consuming 1 , 2 0 0
milligrams or caffeine daily .
"Three cups of coffee. two over-the-
counter headache tablets, and a cola
drink consumed in one m o r n i n g
approximates 500 milli grams of caffeine
ifttake," said Greden. Ptl&ny AmericM.$
exceed that.
Ca rgo Plane Crashes
NUERNBERG, Germany (AP) -A
chartered cargo plane, loaded with 12
tons of htothers Day flowers from the
French Riviera, crashed into a forest
while -approaching Nuernberg airport late
r.tonday night killing all tl~ree crewmen
ai:>o.1rd, police said.
Orange Ceut
Weather
Night and morning low cloud!~
ness with hazy afternoon sunshine
\Vednesday. Little change in
temperature. Highs at the beaches
&4 rising to 72 inland·. L:i\\'S 43-$.
INSI DE TODA\'
Tl1e 197-1 Pulitzer Prize for
outsta11dh1g µ11.bl ic service luu
goone to Nruistl<1y for Its report.
h1g of Illicit t1arcotic.T traffic.
Other major Pulitzer atcard.t aTe
reported 011 Page 9 coday.
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' Hospital~s Patients Eating. Like Kings
Ry JAN WORTH
Of tM 0.111 ,llltt ll•ff
The lrouble y,•\th le new menu at
1\tiiiSii>n Community Jlospital is 1hat
patie111s keep asking w much 1nore it 's
goi ng to cost. a hospital spokes man
observed recently.
Though the n1enu is offered ·without
~1ddlt\011al cost to all adult pat ients thelr
last ty.·o or three days in the hospital, it
is easy to see why they \\"orry.
Because when the·· move to "~U!iislon
Pavilion." the so-called "recuperative
care unit" v.1lere the menu is in effect,
they are faced '~itti ruch dinr.er choices
as:
-Chateaubriand ("To your ta ste and
carved in your roon1.")
-FUet Mignon C'Cholce tenderloin of
beef, topped with mushroom caps, with
delicate Bearnaise sauce.")
-Broiled Lobster Tail ("Prepared to
order, served with garden f r e s h
vegetabl~. drav.•n lemon butter and
choice of potato.")
-choice Pri1ne Rib of Beef, Au Jus
("Served Eng\lsh or Jim Diamond Cut.")
-Fresh Brook Trout, Aln1ondine,
From Pagel
BOUNDARY. • •
parents to take a child currently enrolled
at Dana and shift the pupil to San
Clemente in order to avoid having
children at separate campuses.
The board rejected a Jll{ltion, hov.·cver,
that would )lave allo\\'ed a two.way
option, allowing parents of eighth
graders a choice of \\.'hich campus to
send the youngster.
Throughout the debates on t h e
propased boundary changes parents from
the two affected communities fought for
compromises and reversals. The shihs
spring from a gro\\.'ing disparity in
enrollments between the tVr"O campuses.
Trustee \Villiam Thompson did little to
conceal his ire at losing a bid to keep the
old boundaries relatively intact.
Thompson cha r ged that
"parochialism" "·as a motivating factor
on the new commission \l:hich held
hearings and recommended the shift.
The assertions >A'ete dismissed,
hov.·ever, by Board President George
\\'hile and Trustee Bob Hurst.
Hurst counte red Thompson's assertions
by charging that Thompson had not
attended any commission meetings.
"I sent representalivcs to 1nost
meetings and had copies of all the
minutes, so I have a basis for my
statement," retorted 'Thompson.
Pressure on trustees through the
controversy has been substantial.
Al Monday's sessicr.i, r.fissicn Viejo
parents were scarce but ressidents of the
easterly section o{ San Juan were well
represented.
The city's mayor, Dr. Roy Byrnes,
implored the board to postpone a decl.:ion
so lhal an ad-hoc school C(;mmlt tee could
meet with the city council in an effort to
seek further changes. l1is appeal was
echoed by Councilman Dougl11s Nash.
"\\'e've had many hearings on this
thing and gununed the issue to death,"
replied Hurst . "It's time -for a decision
tonight so that the district staff can get
busy planning for the fall."
Supt. Truman Benedict advised against
delays, because planning for staff und
pupil enrollments at the high school level
already is five or six weeks in arrears.
"I still don 't th.ink that 40 youngsters
can make that much of fl difference,"
Thompson argued before the \'Ole came
in.
He said his concern rested on the
complaints by San Juan residents. that
the boundary change would divide the
community down the middle, leaving the
l\'esterly dwellers in Dana Hills terri!ory.
The only support v.•hich Thompson
receired from fellow board members
came from San Clemente's 'Villiam
Enquist who expttssed se rious copcerns
about any attempts to shift current
Dolphin students to the Tri ton campus.
Trustees agreed that sv.·itching existing
students to achieve an enrollment
balance would cause identit y problen1s
with some soungsters.
The measure approved by trustees
1-fonday will last only for the coming
school year.
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{ "Sauteed with almoM butt~r. ")
The eh1:bor;ite diilll~r n1{'n11 ali;o
Includes appetizers of smoked salmon,
jwnbo shrimp, or "chilled Dungeoess
crabmeat L"OCktails." ll offers four kinds
of soup, fi\'e kinds of sa lad, and eight
other ~ntrl't!S.
The rneals Rre cooked to order and
served by '''ailers \\'ho look like they
belong more in the Plaza llotel than in :.i
hospital.
Assumi ng lh{'y are on a reg ular diet,
all adult patients are n1ovcd to j\lission
Pavilion. called "a recuperative care
ward " their las t two or three da ys before
going hon1e.
And accord ing to Paul ld ckcr. pubtlc
rela tions director for the proprietary
hospital, no one is charged any extra for
their stay in the v.•ard.
"\Ve've foond t\lere ls a cost tradcoff,"
he said. ''Bv then the patient is feeling
good enough that he or she can walk
around and we sa ve money on nursing
services.
"There is no reaso n \\'hY a patient like
that should be in a ~·ard next t-o a patient
who is critically ill."
The recuj)(!rativc care v.·ard v.·as
CaH1paig11!119
Elizabeth Sn1ith \\'eingand of
Santa Barbara. the onl y Den1-
ocratic wo1nan run11ing for lieu-
tenant governor. says she
would becon1e the state's lead-
ing environmental officer if
elected.
. ~ From Page I ~
SHEEP ...
City Coun cil i\tonday night but then never
got the chance.
She al least \Vants a time extension to
allow her to dispose of j\-feshuganah by
auclioning her off again to benefit the
Oiild Guidance Clinic and hopefully find
her a legal home where she can live in
the style lo v.·hich she has become
a ccustomed.
·'She's not an anirnal. She's a pet. a
toy," ~1<1rgo asserted. '''Vhen \Ve build a
fire here on the patio at night, she even
drinks v.·ine \\'ith us."
For the record, ~Ieshuganah shuns
ri.logen David, preferring burgundy to
v.·hite wines-it goes better w i th
laml>-and frolics a bit more noticeably
afte r Happy ~lour.
She also does a fair imitation of the
chorus of the old Yale drinking song
about three little lambs who have gone
astray.
Right at the height of the interview,
Noreen Goodman, 12, and a friend. Joan
Adams. 12, arrived \\'ith ri.Ieshuganah,
y,•ho had taken her aft e rnoon
constitutional dO\\TI East lith Street on
her leash.
A blue sports roadster driven by Costa
).lesan Jia \ Blake v.•hich had folloy.·ed the
unlikely trio a half-mile at low speed
pulled in lo the driveY.'ay, to see \vherc
t\l'O girls and a sheep were going.
"Do you believe it. Alisa?'' Blake
asked his city-raised 6-year-0ld daughter.
"Jt's a real sheep . I Jove them."
"\Ve have more stray people follow us
home thL<; y,·ay," l\1rs. Goodman
remarked happily.
Holdup Man Slain
By Store o,vner
1\11 Anahein1 liquo"r store O\\'ner told
police he shot and killed a young v.·ou!d·
be bandit early this morning after being
threatened \\'ith a rifle.
Police said \Vilson f,. Tubbs. 20, of
Buena Park. was killed instantly by a
bullet in the neck fired by Dennis
Riootla, 33, ol Anaheim.
Tlirotta told officers the skl·m..iskcd
gunman walked Into his store at 1013 N.
~bgnolia Ave. sho1tly before 1:30 a.m.
and demanded n1oney.
The store ov.11er snid he grabbed a
semi automatic pistol from under the
counter and fired twice at the bandit,
hitting him once.
Toni J ours Released
~llA~11 tAP) -Singer Ton1 Jones flew
here after n one-day delay in Corneas.
Venezuela, in a legal tangle involving hi1:
bodyguard. Prime Minis ter II :i r o Id
Wilson had asked the British Embassy in
Caracas to help the singe r when Jones
"'us ordered to renmiu in the South
Americnn country.
opened last year &!I the newest phase of
the hospital's development.
Additional savings resuJts: becauae if
lhe patient can have his mealJ cooked to
order. he usually eats more of It, cutting
doy.•n on y,•asted food.
Jn the other wards, the patient orders
nll•:ils a d:-iy ahead of time.
"ri.1any tin1es by the time he gets the
food he y.•antcd the day before it doesn't
sound good to hi1n anymore," ldeker
said. "They end up lea~ing most of it on
their trays.''
Breakfast menus include omelettes,
fru it. v.·araes. sausage, comed beef hash
;ind breakfst steak-along v.·ith the
usual brea kfast fare.
\Yitb the doctor's permission, alcoholic
beverages also can be servOO v.dth each
ITIC<l J.
'Ilic recuperative care unit offers a
\':J ricty of 0U1er hotel-llke services: a
valet, barber, hairdresser, and
housekeeper.
The deluxe sen,ice is part of the
struggle to get ahead of the competition
in an area "'hich at present has too many
hospitnts.
With the openln& ol Snddleback
Commwiily Hospttil In Laguna Hills
three month! ago, Mlsslon lost nlOSt of
lta MediCal paUents 'fbo now comprise
24 percent rather than the former 55
percent of tl1e hospital's '}>atlcnt load.
~taintaining a profitable occupancy rate
has been a challenge.
"The last th ree months have been
horrendous." said Mission Community
Administrator George Ollend orf. "But
now it seems the patient load has come
back and we are about where we were
'A'hen Saddleback opened."
?11ission spokesmen insist the service
costs no n1ore than the usual hospital
stay, A 1973 average of 26 hospitals ·
shov.·ed that the j)(!r day per patient cost
for all expenses was at $180.
Stanley ~falek, executive director of
the Orange County Health Planning
Council, said Mission Community is
above tpat aver11ge.
But Ideker said of the total per day
costs , only $78 goes to room and board.
"At other hospitals, you would pay $150 ·a
day just for the kind of room ser\'ict! v.•e
offer," he said.
Mayor of l1·vh1e Welcomes
•
Irvine j\·layor Gabrielle Pryor said
today she \velcoines investigation by the
state attorney general of any aspect of
the city's attempts at providing IO\\' cost
hou~ing.
"Frankl~'. I reel this city is doing a
good job trying to pro\•ide homes for all
..... •ho work here. No other city in Orange
County has a housing plan that goes as
far as our executive homes proposal
lo"'ard reducing the costs of new
homes," !\1rs. Pryor said.
"\Ve are plowing a steady course
toward resolution of a difficult problem .
"l'n1 not worried about any
investigation," she said.
The Jrvine mayor underscored points
made by an Irvine Company spokesman
during the secret meeting ?\fonday of a
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HOUSING ...
on this housing issue," Livingstone told
the subcommittee.
\1asquez said today he told the body the
company had readied an "economic
model'' for moderate cost housing and
lhe city was near to :zoning land to
accommodate the $25,000 homes.
Vasquez suggested the attorney
general's advisers tum their attention to
county or state units of governmen t and
ask .. where are your programs to help
implement ours."
Without controls on speculation,
Vasquez noted , low priced units v.·ill be
snapped up and resold at inflated prices. •
The problem is regional in nature and
the .solutions must com<:! from a body
with regional authority. the Irvine
Con1pany planner_ suggested.
f\.1eanwhlle. ccounty planner Reed Flory
said, "Irv ine is the frontier and the
model in all this. The whole Saddleback
Valley and points south are watching to
see how this city handles this problem."
Orange County Hou sing Coalition chair-
man Ada May Hardeman urged state
legislation. "'Ve can't expect or depend
on lrvine or any other city to take on
htis kind of responsibility."
A proposed industrial zoning for 2,000
acres near El Toro A1arine Corps Air
Station prompted the housing concern.
That project -Irvine Industrial
C-Omplex -East (JI C.East) -is expected
lo employ 54,000 persons by the mid·
1980s.
Irvine's general plan calls for provision
of housing in Irvine at prices people
y,·orking in Irvine can afford.
In recent ~·eeks, city planner Living.
stone has urged the Irvine city council
to co~si~er establishi~g a city housing
f..'01nm1ss1on or committee to determine
\\·ays of meeting the general plan hous-
ing goals.
Warner Brothers
Studio De signer
fia1·nisl1, 85, Dies 1
John flarn ish or Newport Beach , who
designed and built Warner Brothers
Studios. died Sunday in Palm Springs.
lit' 'A <J.S 8:i.
~tr. Harnish, a Southern California
resident since 1904, was an industrial
enginee r v.•ho also designed and built
0 1ristie Brothers and Republic Film
Studios and the NBC-TV studios and
:icted as supervising englnce~ for l.fGM
Studios.
J\lr. !Tarnish v.1as one or the orlglnal
di:vclopcrs or Palm Desert. Among t.is
other real estate developments v.'erc the
Los Angel es Harb ; Warehouse District
in Snn Pedro, the Los A n g e I e s
J\letropolitt1n 'Varehouse District nnd the
Oaklnnd lncfUstrial District.
A chart{'r member of the Balboa B.iy
Club, i\·lr. 1-larnl!h was an avid dee~sea
fi sherman and yachtsman . Ile O\\'Tled the
Ne\'lport Shipbuilding Company during
the 1940s.
At his req11esl, no funeral services will
be held nnd hls ashes will be scattered at ....
Survivors include a sister, .Jeanna Hall
of Set!I Ueach: daughter Tina ~lcKlnley
of Balboa Island; step-daUghlt:r Evelyn
Wright of La Mesa ; and s Ix
!lf•n<IQWdl;<ll. .
state environmental task force, land use
subrommittee.
Mrs. Pryor said she agreed it l!I time
county and state agencies look to
themseh,es for solutions y,·hich \\'OUld aid
cities in their attempts to broaden the
range of housing prices .
1be lrvine Con1pany plaMer suggested
that county and state agencies and
private organizations focusing so much
attention on the city of lrvine's housing
problems should consider new programs
"'hich would ease the regional housing
situation.
Among these might be referral
systems, finan cing programs a n d
oontrols on speculation , be said.
Airs. Pryor also favors updated st.ate
laws which recognize needs to lower
housing construction costs w h i I e
maintaining safety standards.
From Pagel
SCOTT ...
discussions on ~1arch 21, 1973, v.•ith John
'V. Dean concerning demands by
Watergate conspirator E. HoY.'ard Hunt
was "the best evidence of the
a.mmlsslon of a federal crime."
Conyers told a news conference: "Just
on its face, that is clearly an
impeachable act."
Although several of the 38 members of
the committee have called for Nixon's
impeachment In the past, Conyers is the
first member to say he had found
ev idence of an impeachable offense in
the transcripts.
The Detroit congressman said he would
make a new attempt to get the
Committee to cite Nixon for contempt of
Congress for refusing to surrender actual
tapes subpoenaed by the panel. flis first
effort v.·as voted down last \veek.
"A contempt citation -that is the
very next logical, inevillible step,''
Conyers said. "Then v.·e start piling them
up so that it becomes clear in the minds
of Congress and the American people
that the President is obstructing his
impeachment inquiry.''
The actual tapes may unearth more
offenses. Conyers said. "He may be
impeachable on several dozen things."
A UPI survey of nearly a dozen
members on the committee indicated
that most felt lhat the edited transcripts
\\·ere not sufficient for t h e i r
impeachment inquiry. ------
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MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TRIES DELUXE ROAD TO HEALTH
Waiter Chuck Peddie Serves Walter Noll of El Toro
Fro111 P<1ge l
AUDIT ...
uncommon for school districls to spend
more than they ha\'e in a particular fund
for a school project. For the sake of
getting the project finished. distriets
sometimes borro'v fron1 their genera!.
fund," Rajcic said,
So in the San Joaquin elementary
school district. this "'·as done to fini sh El
Camino School. Turtle Rock School and
Rancho San Joaquin Intennt'diate School
in lrYine.
"The followup paperwork was never
done," Rajcic said. ''So the district had
accounts receivable that really are not
receivable."
One of lhe former San Joaquin
trustees. Rev. Preston J{owell of t.lission
Viejo. said he believes Nerlson's charges
are "of grave conce rn " and has pressed
for a speedy investigallon.
The matter i!I scheduled for the 1'-1ay 16
agenda of the Saddleback College Board
of Trustees.
Ex-Navy Captain
Killed 011 Sh·eet
PAL:0.1 SPRINGS (UPI ) - A 63-year-
old retired Navy captain was killed
~londay v.·hen he stepped into the line of
traffic as he tried to make some repairs
on his car, parked on the side or the
highway.
The California Highway Patrot said
Robert Haden Keehn was crushed
against his Cadillac and pushed 35 feet
along Interstate 10, several miles north
of here.
Jury A \\'ards Boy
lluge Scttlcn1ent
For Doctor Error
BALTI~IORE, Md. (AP) -A Superior
Court jury has awarded $733.000 in
dan1ages to an 8-year-0ld Baltimore
County boy \\'ho y.·as the \'ictim of raully
circumcision in 1965.
The jury of eight men and four women
deliberated less thlln I \2 hours 1.ionday
before awarding the damages to 'Valter
Joseph \Vitkowskl Jr. The boy'a mother,
Virginia \\'itkov.'Ski, \'.'3S a\\'arded an
additional $1.300 dan1ages for medical
expenses.
The \'erdict "'as against the estate of
Dr. Leoo Green\\'ald, an obstetrician and
gynecologist y.·ho died in 1968.
According to te s t i mo n y . the
circumcision perforn1ed by Greenwald
v.·hcn the boy was a month old resulted in
the loss of the end of 'file boy's penis.
Nine sub.C\Cqucnt ope rations and aln1ost
daily attention y,·ere needed to restore
the organ to normal. y.·itnesses said.
The da1nages a'o\'arded ~1onday4 were
believed to be the largest ever handed
dO\\'YI in favor of a sin.;le plaintiff in a
state court in A1aryland.
In April 1972, another jury hnd
awarded SS0.000 dnmages to the boy, but
Judge Harry Cole granted a new trial un
grounds !he judgment "A'as too low. -------
WE'RE STILL IN A RUii
For about another month , Placentia Ave. will be torn up to wi den
.the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
. will be available by way of Baboock St., coming from the back
way.
.we hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
certainly be worth all the trouble.
If you aren't adventuresome, give
us a call, and we 'll bring samples
to your home.
I 19th ST. . .
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VOL. 67, NO. I 27, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
Res~dents of Huntington Harbour Strike Out
By CANDACE PEARSON
01 Ille D1llr l"llO'I Sl1fl
HW1tington Harbour residents struck
oul Monday in their effort to get the
Regional Coastal f.ommission to
rtconsider Its approval or a 66-unit
!edecally financed apartment project.
The South COast Regional· Zone
Conservation Commission stood firm in
its unanimous backing . of the project
planned on Algonquin Street ncar"Wamer
Av enue by Harry Scholer, across the
street from the channel-lnced
community. _
Prior to Monday's discussion. each
com missioner had reportedly recei ved a
personal telephone call from Huntington
Beach Councilwoman Harriet Weider,
urging the re-hearing.
Mrs. Weider, a Huntington Harbour
resident, is DO\V on vacation in the
Orient.
Arthur Knox, president of t h e
Huntington Harbour Property Owners
Association , a,ked for the
reconsideration Monday in Long Beach.
Th e association has appeall'd the
commission's April 8 approval of the
project, v.·hich v.·ill ha ve 90 percent
financing from lhe federal Housing and
Urban Developrhent Department (HUD),
to the st.a te coastal commission.
The appeal is scheduled f o r
consideration f\1ay 15 in San Diego.
Association members contend lhey
aren't opposed ·to the $1.S million proje(t
beeause it features lo\v and middle
jj{lcome housing.
They list their inajor objections as a
lack of public notice of the regiopal
hearing and earthquake hazards because
the three acre site sits along the
Newport-Inglewoo'd faull.
Both Knox and }larbour resident Susan
Neuman said ·f\londay that they have
retained the consulting firm of Dr.
Charles Richter. the P2~dena seismolo·
gist, to testify at the J\1ay 15 hearing.
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But a spokesinan for that firn1 said
today that the residents had Qn1y n1adc
an initial conatct and no deal h:id been
agreed upon.
i\1rs. Nl•un1an has said her Hp(X':tl i~
based on the Alquist·Priolo Geologica l
~laza rds ;\ct. which she cl.Jimed prohi·
bits building until after conipletion of a
study of ttlc fault zones.
But the Ne"'porl·lngle"'ood
included 1n that state
rep resentative of the stale
fault isn 't
la\v, a
geologists
office in Los Ang ele s said today.
The la\V, which requires s ta I e
geologists to map the fault zones and
then advise how to build within th('n1.
only covers the San Andreas and San
Jacinto faults in Soulhern California. the
geologist said.
~1 rs. Neuman used den&ity and seismic
safety as argun1ents f\londay to object to
\\\'O prqposed projects on ~londay's
agenda : a 21-unil apartn1cnt at 16882
(See HAHBOUR, Page 21
Beach Candidate Controversy Erupts
Scott Gro·wls: 'Shabby'
Transcripts Called Disgusti11 g, l1nn ioral
WASHINGTON (UPll Senate
Repub.lican leader llugh Scott sa id today
transcripts of P,rivate pre s id e n ti a I
conversations conv ey "a s h a b b y .
disgusting and immoral perfonnance."
Scott told reporters he has read the
first 800 pages of t:'.e 1.100 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings of
Watergate discussions bet"'·een ~ Nixon
and varioos aides and associates.
Scott said he concluded from the tran·
scripts that there "'as "not enou.Rh' shov•·
ing ol moral indignation which "'ould
have been expectl'd u:xler the circum-
at.inces. ''
Asked if he was referriqg to Nixon,
Scott said, "I mean by eadi or those
persons (v.ilo participated 1n the conver-
sations ) according to what he said."
Pressed for who he meant when he
rcferTed to a disgustlne perionnance.
Scott said: "The transcripts v.'ill have to
apeak for themselves."
"I v.-on 't go any further than that,"
Scott said.
Scott said !tie mate rial released a v.·eek
ago today by the \llhite House showed
"The President is frequently urging
others to get the Slory out," but added
he thought the transcriptJ were "very
(.'Oflfused ." "I am enormously disturbed
that there was not enough shov.'ing of
moral indignation which v.·ould have been
expected under the ci"Cumst.ances, ''
Scott said.
"I think the transcripts represent a
lhabby, disgusting and i m m o r a I
performance."
White House officials have made clear
they believe the President has provided to the House judiciar:• committee all the
Wlaterial it needs for its impeachment
)nquiry, but even before reading all of
Uie transcripts. many comm it t ee
Jnembers say they need more inlonna·
lion.
-One member, Rep. John L. Conyers
(0-Mich.), an outspoken critic or the
President. said today his reading or the
transcripts (.'00.Vince him that Nixon had
committed "an impeachable act."
Conyers said Nixon's "black1nail "
discussions on March 21, 1973, with John
'SHABBY PERFORMANCE'
Hugh Scott on Tape
\\I. Dean ronceming demands by
Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt
was .. the best evidence of t h e
eximmission or a federal crime ...
Conyers told a nev.·s conference: "Just
on its face, tha t is clearly an
impeachable act."
Although sc-:eral of the 38 membe rs of
the comm ittee ha ve called for Nixon's
impeachmcnl in the past. Conyers is the
first member. to say he had found
evidence or an impeachable offense in
the transc ripts.
The Detroit congressman said he "''ould
make a new attempt to get the
Committee to cite Nixon for contempt of
Marvin Fortin to Take
Oath . as Police Chief
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Police Captain rt1arvln Fortin will be
swom in as chief of Fountain Valley's 56-
perscn police department at tonight's
Fouritain Valley City Coone.i i meeting.
Fortin , 37, was named acting chief in
November, when Chief Charles 1'1ichaelis
stepped do'wn to police captain to allow
hlmseU time to complete law school.
Fortin, who spent most of his childhood
In Orange County,..ha! 16 years of police
e:i1;perience. He cattle to Fountain Valley
In 1967 when the department was formed.
lie previously was a police lieutenant
with the Garden Grove P o 11 c e
Dcpartmen1l.
• Fortin, who holds a· BS Degree in
criminology from Long Beach State
tl,nivenlly, will draw a salary or 121,soo
aMually as chief, dlmpared to the
$20.900 he earned as captllin.
He ls a member of tho ca11romla
Police Officers AsSociation and the
Fountain V1Jley Exchange Club.
Fortin and his wife have a son, 17, and
. daughter. 15.
){ay in olitary
NAsHVILLE, T<nn. ( UP I )
Convicted aMasslh James Earl Ray must
remain in aolitary c:ooflnement as long a:.
the state wishes him lo, a federal judge
ruled Monday.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY 'S CHIEF
Marvin Fort.in
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Congress for refusing to surrender actual
tapes subpoenaed by the panel. His first
effort was voted down last "'eek.
"A contempt citation -that is the
very next logical, inevito.ble step."
Conyers said. "Then we start piling them
up so that it becomes clear in the minds
.• of Congress and the American people
Chat the President is obstructing his
impeachment inquiry." ...
The actual tapes may unearth more
offenses, Conyers said. "He may be
impeachable on several dozen things.''
A UPI survey · of nearly a dozen
members on the commlttee Indicated
that most fe]t that the edited transcripts
\\'ere not sufficient for t b e i r
impeachment Inquiry.
~1any indlclted they hoped the White
11ouse would comply with a request for
additional information, especially in the
:i.reas of contributions from the milk
producers and the Internation a l
Telephone and Telegraph Corp. (ITT).
l11cr ease of Tax
Gets Endorsem e11t
Of Ocean View
The upcoming 17.8-cent Huntington
Beach High School tax increase. propos;al
received a vote of support f..tonday from
the Ocean View Board of Trustees.
The board which called the increase
"crucial to the continuation of the
district's svccessfuJ educational pro.
gram" voted unanimously to suooort •
the issue "'hi ch will be placed before
\·o!crs June 4.
The increase will add to the current
tax ra te . of $2.82 per $100 assessed
va luation.
•Good for tlie lJ S A '
Those funds will be used to build a ne"'
high school at \Varner Avenue and
Colden \Vest Street in the boundaries of
the Ocean View (elementary) School
District.
General Bullmoose. played by Andy \Veissenberger, is surrounded by
beauly in the form of secretaries (from left. kneeling) Leisha Pruts·
n1an and Jeannie Rea. and (standing) Summer Venturelli . Alison
1-lurni and Lisa l\1itchell in a scene fro1n the Park Vie\V School 1nu·
sical ·'Li'! Abner."
Construction of that school is in tended
to relieve serious overcro\vding
conditions l hnt no\v exist in the
llunlington Beach High School District.
nnd would be particularly important to
Ocean View if the current five-way
schoo l unification plan is approved.
Under term s of the current plan. the
high school district would be divided into
five kindergarten tnrou gh 12th grad e
dist ricts along current elementary school
dislrict boundaries.
Hunti11gto11 Police P1·ohe
Myste1·y Robbery, I\idnap
The Ocean View School Board two
v.'ceks ago went on fe(Ord in opposition
to the current plan.
The Fountain Valley School District.
"'hich supports that plan, has gone on
record "not to support" the tax increa se
eleclion because Ocean Vie\v and
Westminster school districts will not
support the fi ve-way unification plan.
llunlington Beach police are continuing
lo investigate 3 Friday night robbery and
kidnaping that involved four Humboldt
Island illmes in Huntington Harbour.
I>etecth·e Dick Nolan said a shirt and
jacket 1lelievcd ·to belong to one of the
t\ro robbers involved in the incident \Vas
found in the yard of a home on the
island. ' Nolan said the robber apparently lefl 1
D D' 0 G l U1em behind in an effort to djsguisc l'. IX n e s himselr while poli"' r~ui lleS!IY scorched
the island Friday. p ost a t Scripps Nolan said police still do not know how thal robber escaped from the island, ~
. \.... Friday's vtolent escarade started.
LA JOLLA (AP ) -Dr. Frank L. police said, "'ilh a robbery at th<" Henry
Dixon, desc ribed as one or the world's Kruege r home al 16352 l\1aruffa Circle.
leading authoriti s on Immunology. has The two , rob~rs panicked during ~he'
been named director of Sc ripps Clinic • holdup, pohce said, then one or both tried
and Re.search Foundation. to force residents of two other hoine~ to
The aMouncement r-.·tonday s.'lid Dixon. htlp them escape before kldnaping Mr .
54, replaces Dr. Edmund I•· Keeney, who
Ms held the post for 19 years. 11e \viii
continue as the foundation's president.
Dixon. who came to Scripps In 1961.
has been the fo undation's di rector of
biomedical research . lie belongs to
advisory commlltees of 10 national or
internationa l organiia.Uons, including the
National C.ncer Adv!sery Board.
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Conductor Ailiug
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Seijl
Ozawa , conductor of the SAn Francisco
Symphony, has been hosplta111,f!d •Ith
acute neck spasms Md will be unable to
conduct this week's eoncerts.
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and ~'l rs. Terry ~orman Tiffany, 16552
Carousel ,Lane, and forcing them to drive
one of the robbers to downto"·n
Hunt ington Beach .
Nolan s<iid island residents still are
un('asy after the incident which lasted
more than '"'O hours Friday and involved
an intensive police search of the island
usin g helicopters.poli ei! searchlights and
a blockade of the island.
11 e Took tlie Bus,
Lc11i<led i1i .Jail
MEDFORD. Ore. (UPI ) -Oregon
state trooper Larry Zeller thought
something was amiss Monday when he
sa\v n Greyhound bus traveling along
v.•ith Its driver In civilian clothes and no
passengers.
Zeller pulled the bus over to the side or
tht! rood and. 11ftcr questioning the
driver. arrested hi~ rorunaulhorlted use:!·
of o motor vehicle. Booked v.·as f\1ichael
J. Slcwort , 26, or Port!And, Ore.
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Councilmen
Divided
011 Politics
By TERRY COVILLE
Of Ille Dilly Pllol Sllll
Tempers flared !\1onday night as
Huntington Beach councilmen debated
the future status of city commissioners
and co.inmittee members who rWl for an
elective city office.
The heated discussion ended in a 3 to 3
standoff over a proposal to make i:;uch
commissioners and rommlttee members
resign their posts when they file for a
municipal election.
A-1ayor Al Coen. along with Councilmen
Jerry !\latney and Ted Bart I e t t ,
supJX>rled the forced resignation issue
v.•ith Matney saying, "Commissioners are
appointed as advisers. not as
politicians."
Councnmen Henry Duke. Don Shipley
and Norma Gibbs staunchly support ed
the right of commissioners to seek office
and still serve the city in their appointed
posts.
One exchange or heated 'v o r d s
occurred bet"·een Duke and Ba rtlett.
"\Vhen a councilman runs. if the people
aren't satisfied with his \Vork they can
vote him out," said Bartlett, "'ho was
just re-elected for his ·fifth four-year
term. "I "'on't mention any names. but
one planning commissioner has run three
times for City Council and been beaten
each lime but he's still on the
rommission. ''
. "He's a damn good p I a n n e r, ' •
interrupted Duke.
. "That's your opinion," sna pped
Bartlett.
The reference was to Planning
Commissioner f\·lark Porter "'ho has run
f?r City COuncil three tin1es in the past
six years.
Matney made it clear he felt the
proposal v.·as aimed primarilv at the
planning com111ission.
"I opposed this type of action four
years ago,·· l\fatncy began. "But ma ny of
ou r COIT\fllissioners have becoine ·much
more political these days.
··Actions have become very political.
Individu al actions change with the
political climate. 1 think it causes more
or a split to allo\v a loser to stay on the
commission.·•
"We can't take everything pcrsonany.
or half of us would never talk to the
other half," observed l\1rs. Gibbs.
"\Ve've got two years to go before the
next race. There are too many big things
to do, why not postpone this for six
months," suggestl'd Duke.
"If it's going to cause dissension, let's
(S.e POLITICS, Page 21
Orange Co ast
Weather
Night and morn ing low cloudi·
ness with hazy afternoon sunshine
\\lednesday. Uttlc ·change m
ten\perature. lligh,, at lhe beaches
IW rising to 72 Inland. Lows -43-56.
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Cap sule Cot111cil Action
llt•re in C'apsulc fonn are inajor actions taken by the J·ltmtington Beuch
City Council ~londay nighl:
St~NIORS : c.a,·e the r«'reation center at l7lh Street and Orange Avenue
10 senior citizens as a i('1nporary headquarters and asked the staff to setk
county funds for a n.._.,,. $600.000 hall ror the seniors.
l\IRl'ORT : OrJC!rl.'d the city staff to \\'Ork "·Hh owners or ~tcado~·lnrk
Airport on an agrtemcnt \Vilh an ndjaccnt housing developer \\'hlch may allow
the airfield to contu1ue fllght operations.
POLITICS: Deadlocked 3 to 3 on a oontroversial proposal to force cily
com1nissioners and comm11tcc members to give up their posts if they run in
a municipal election. J!em \Vil! be brought up again ~·hen all .seven countll·
mcn are present.
GA RAGE SALE: Scrapped a three-page proposal \\'hlch would ha\'e
rt'slricll'd a resident lo holding one garage sale a year. Ordered staff nlcn1·
bcrs to 1vrilc a less restrictive, simplified ordinance.
LAN01\1ARK TREES: Asked the city staff members to more thoroughly
review a proposed ordinance designed to protect special trees.
COAST lllGJIWAV: Learned there is no excess state money for a $2.2 mil-
.~ lion facelifting on Paci[ic Coast llighway. '
Fountain Valley
Teache r, Trustees Vie
In Tense , Stormy Meet
By KATHY CLANCY
ot tM D•il't 1"11•1 STiii
Fountain Valley teachers and their
school district are involved in a contract
battle apparently involving salaries.
working hours, benefits and teacher
aides.
In a ten.se. often stormy, meeting
between teachers and the Fountain
Valley Board of Trustees i tonday,
teachers discussed thei r demands and
accused the board of failure to listen to
their requests and suggestions.
At issue was a 13 percent across-the·
board pay increase, improved insurJnce
Trustees W cigh
School Building
For Huntington
A $1 million building program fo r
construction or one new school and
renovation or another is expected to be
approved tonight at a 7 o'clock meeting
or the 11Wllington Beach City School
Board.
The funds ~'iii be used to build a new
school in the area of Huntington
Landmark Homes, SQUt h of' Adams
Avenue and east of Newland Street, and
to renovate Peterson School, 20661
Famsv•orth l..ane. to ae<:ammodate
special education students.
The $1 million will be the last of a
$4,750.IXX> bond package approved by
voters in September 19i0.
Those funds financed the construction
of Site 13. a school no\Y under conslruc-
tion at 9682 YelJlm·stone Drive and par-
tlally financed the building of Burke,
Kettler and So"·ers schools.
Curfe1v Set Vp
For Council1nen
~fayor Al Coen is often disgusted by
lhe late hours kept by the Huntington
Beach Cily Qnmcil.
So J\1onday night, he was able to get his
council m<"t<'s lo 'do SC1mething about it.
At Coen's suggestion, they all agreed to
establish an 11 p.m. curfew for council
n1eetings.
Any agenda item which has not been
discussed by 11 p.m. on a mft!ting nigh t,
~ill be continued to another council
session, according to the new dictum.
Coen established such a cu rfew once
before. wh<'n he "'as mayor in 1972. It
lasted for about a half-dozen meetings.
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coverage and additional teacher aides.
In addition. according to a district
spokesman. teachers want cost-of-living
increases totaling aboot 12.5 percent by
next January. '
The district board. which last "'eek
declared conlract negotiations at an
impasse and turned them over to a
Board of J\eview, says it just doesn't have
the money lo grant any saJary increases
because of limitations imposed by the
school financing bill, Senate Bill 90.
"The law provides districts with a
gua ranteed amount of increase to apply
to teacher salaries," said Trustee Fred
Voss. "But the amount will just about
provide for the column increases. and we
don't think there will be money for other
increases."
Column increases are those grantl'd as
a teacher completes additlonal years of
service and are not negotiated annually.
District teachers also are angry with a
propo.sa1 that they work an 8 a. m. to 5
p.m. or eight-hOW' v.·ork day, instead or
leaving schoo l "'hen classes a r e
dismissed.
"You are asking us to work additional
hours ror the same pay," complained one
teacher. "In my way of thinking this isn't
"-'Orking conditions.''
Bobbie ~tulho\land, another teacher.
said "I think that maybe a lot of people
are here because frankly I feel very
insulted by the proposals of the board.
"! think it would be great to work 8 to
5 but -I think a lot of the people in this
room give a lot more time than 8 to S."
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POLITICS ...
dispose of it now," Coen replied.
Finally, Bartlett switched his \1ole so
the proposed ordinance could be dropped
from f.!onday's agenda but nol continued
lo any specific date. ·
Bartlett made it clear, however. he
\~·ould bring the ordinance up again when
all seven COWlCil members are present,
probably in two weeks.
Newly elected Council!ft•oman Harriett
\Viede r is due back then from a tour of
the Orient with her husband. She is
expe<:ted to side with the Cocn·J\fatney-
Bartlett faction which CXluld produce a 4
to 3 split favoring the ordinance.
l..andlady Killed
' In Robbery Case
LOS ANGELES (UPI I -The elderly
manager of an apartment building ~·a s
robbed and strangled f.1onday by a man
posing as a prospective tenant.
Ethyl Grimes, 81. was found on the
noor of her apartmment \Vi!h hE>r clothiiig
in disarray. Police said they did not kno1v
if she had been raped. lier purse "'as
ntissing.
In a si milar occurrence last f'riday,
fl\·o n1en b<'at and tied up a \Vilshirc-arca
apartment building manager and shot
and killed her husband when thry refus~d
to give then1 rent money. They, too,
po5C'd as prospective tenants.
Operations
Continue
At Airport
' 111c up and down sa&a of t.1eadowlark
Airport t!J not yet over.
lluntington -Beach city co1.1ncilmcn
\1ere informed titonday night the private
airfield will probably continue its flight
operations, thanks to an agreement
reached with an adjacent ~ing
d{'vclopcr.
Bob l..e"'in, an attorney for-the Nerio
family "'hich owns f.feadowlark Airport,
told {.'OW1cilmen !he Nerios are \'.'Orking
out an agreement "'ith the developer,
Stellrecht-Bartoli. not to build two homes
which \'.'ould be too close to the run"·ay.
State aeronautics authorities warned
1\leadowlark operator John Turner last
11o·eek he might Jose his airport license
because of the homes nov.• W1der
construction.
Turner immediately declared the
nirport closed and has refused to sell rue!
to local pilots.
But pilots. and some business firm s
based at /l.leadov.·lark. slill use it, and the
Nerio family bas filed suit in Orauge
County Superior Court In an effort to
declare Turner's airport lease void.
"\\1e "·ant to tear do1l11 the framing on
the homes. take out a brick "'<Ill
already buill and shift the \\•all "·est or
those t"·o lots." Le11·in said t\1onday.
Bill Carlson. attorney for Stellredlt-
Bartoli. said his clients had agreed 10
that nlaneuver.
Presumably, the Nerio family will buy
the t"·o homes and lots, but neither
attorney could be reached this morning
for details on the agreement.
Lewin also told councilmen that a blast
fence at the end of the runway -for
dust and ooise prevention -"·ould be put
up again this week by the Nerio family.
Turner had torn it down, causing coocern
on the part of councilmen.
"\Ve had no knol'·ledge it y,·as do"n
before," Lewin told the council.
''If the Nerios say they'll do it, they
"ill," commented Councilman Jerry
iiatney.
Bo!h attorneys had approached the
council with the agreement, because the
city is under a Superior Court order to
allow the 20 homes being built by
Stellrecht-.Bartoli.
Councilmen ordered !he city at.iorney
and other staff members lo work with
those involved ,o imure the success of
the peace agreeme nt, which should gain
state approval to keep the airport open.
Rapid Transit
Riders Climb-
So Do Expe1ises
Ridership on Orange County Transit
District buses jumped by another six
perC€nt last month but operating costs
are increasing becau9C all the drivers
are getting raises.
District General Manager G.J. "Pete"
Fielding said the cost of running the
buses is at 72 cents per passenger mile
but will increase to "around 80 cents"
shortly when the raises begin to show up
on the fedger books.
The District's 200 drivers are now
earning in the range 9f $5 to SS.25 per
hour, which Fielding said "is competitive
to earnings elsewhere."
For some of the drivers. particularly
those absorbed recently from several
private bus companies and charter
servil"e s. the raises 1vill be in the 75-cent
to $1 per hour range, Fielding said.
"Our drivers are doing such a su~r
job no"' that I am glad to see lhem
earning an adequate salary," Fielding
said.
The raises could have come throu gh
several months ago but they \\'ere held
up pending a unionization vote by the
drivers.
The results of that ''Ole arc still not
known but most of lhe drivers involved
have since become OC1'D employes rath-
er than \\°Orking for the contract sen'ice
once used by !be district.
Fielding said the district only t'an1s
about 27 cents per passenger mile i11
revenues -f<l:' short of the actual
operating cost. The main reason is the j
flat 25-cenl fare.
Ridership hit 371,000 last month, "'hich
ts a 14 percent increase 01·er ri.tarch llut
Fielding said it adjusts lo six: percent
because a longer n1onth meant 1nore
days of operation.
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260 Arrested Over W eeke11,d
ENSENADA, Mexico (API -Authorities have fined and released
260 ,\mericans arrested in disturbances involving the Newport Beach·
t"'Ensenad a yacht race. poliC""ay.
OFFICERS SAID the last of the Americans had been freed from
jail after paying fines of $100 to $150 for disturbing lhe peace and
simll ar offenses.
Hundred s of young persons from the United States !lock to
this Baja California city each spring for the end of the yacht race,
and arrests have been con1mon in past years.
Potlce reported this year's incident~ were somewhat tamer than
last year's. partly because officers from 'rijuana. were called in to
rtinforce the Ensenada police.
TWO POLICEMEN and a number of Americans suffered mlnor
injuries and the restaurant of the Bahia Hotel was damaged ex·
tensi\•ely during· one weekend brawl, police said.
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'Mer111aid' Co1itesta1its Test Water
A'tarion San1mons, 18. of 1-luntington Beach .(left) and
Cathy A1urphy, 17 . of Costa A1esa are adapting to
the water \.hile .selling tickets for the Costa ~1esa
Fish .Fry. One of thc111 n1ay be awarded a real fish
costun1e and reign as "~tiss ·'r.1ermaid" over the
May 31-June 2 fry. Other contestants should con·
tact Dr. Ben1ard Simon. 540-1 171. •ro qualify ap·
plicants must be 17 and older and single.
Beach Oldsters Move In
Co11i1Jlex Beconies Senio r Citizens' Hea<lqu<1rters
HWltington Bc<\Ch senior citizens \Viii
move in and the city recreation Staff '"'Iii
move out.
That firm cornn1itment 11o·as n1ade
J\londay night as ci1y councilmen agreed
to give the rC{'reation {.'Omplex at 17th
Street and Orange Avenue to the seniors
for a temporary headquaners.
That n1eans !he p~rks and recreation
department, now headquartered in part
of the lith Street building, n•ill have to
shifl its operation, probably to the fifth
floor of the ne11· city hall.
acre site 1vill become a permanent social
service center. Part of it will also house
the Kuska t.1useum. .
The decision lo t.ive the recreation
complex: to the seniors was a blow to
Parks and Recreation Director Nom1
\Vorthy who had argued against moving
his staff out. ,
\Von.hy conlt>ndcd that bis staff could
~till use the offices and the senlors could
use the hall and other rooms at 17th
Street. but f.fayor Al Coen doused that
proposal.
Coen suggested giving the enti re
facility to the seniors and gi\ing the
recreation staff a fe1v weeks lo fmd
another ho1ne.
He aL'\O said that rather than
completing City Council of:ices on Ure
fifth floor of city hall. th<' n1oney already ~signaled for that should be used to
prepare the f1I1h floor for the recreation
department.
The coot of renovating the 17lh Street
building. and 111oving the recreation
deparlmt'nl is expected to be about
$70.000.
"I'd Say that's cheap and we ought lo
do it.'' added Councilman Jerry P.tatney.
•·1·m tired ot giving the seniors excuses." The City Council also authorized the
city staff to seek $400.000 to $600,000 in
county funds 10 help build the seniors a
brand-new facility.
A new senior citizens hall is expected
lo cost about $600.000 if it is built where
old tilemorial llall now stands at 5th and
!\lain streets.
From PG1Je 1
Councilmen generally agreed that Is
where the facility should go, if the old
civic center site is not needed as a
crucial part of future down lo 'ft' n
redevelopment.
\Vhil e establishing a firm policy for
treatment of the seniors. councilmen also
decided the other old civic center
buildings at 5th and Main would also be
used by several "people ser\'ice"
agencies for up to tv.·o years.
Again. if the area is not needed for
do"·nto\l'O rcde\•elopment. the old 3.~
Hol<lu1> Man Slain
By Store o,vner
An Anaheim liquor store o"ner told
police he shot and killed a young "'Ould-
b<' bandit early this morning after being
threatened with a rifle.
Police said \Vilson L. Tubbs. 20, of
Buena Park. 'Yt1as killed instantly by a
bullet in the neck fired by Deru1is
Ricotta. 33. of Anaheim.
Ricotta told officers the ski-masked
gllnman walked into his store at 1013 N.
tifagnolia Ave. sho1 tly before 1 :30 a.m.
and demanded money.
The store o"'Ocr said" he grabbed a
semi automatic pistol from undL'r the
counter and fired !'.''ice at the bandit.
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HARBOUR ...
Sims SI. bv Frank Burccella and t'.''O 8-
unit apartments at 16971 }loskins St. and.
16972 Lynn St. by Blaise Subblondo.
It was the first time any Harbour
residents had objected to s u 'th
construction ex:cept for S c h o I e r ' s
proposal.
"I am concerned about this application
being used against another developer,"
Commissioner Judy Rosener said after
f.1rs. Neuman's objection to Burccella's
project.
"l think we're being had,'' f.1rs.
Rosener declared. "They (the Harbour
residents) ha ve to show they've used the
seismic argument on other projects in
lhe area or their case (against Scholer )
\1·on't be \'alid." ~!rs. Rosener continued.
Commission planners recommended
and 11·on a delay until ~iay W on voting
on the '""'0 proposals. after staling they
""·anted lime to study effects of rapid
gro'l'.'lh in the area.
The commission voted 7 to 2. for the
delay. with ~!rs. Rosener and Jame.s
}!ayes dissenting.
The Scholer project fint received a
construction permit a year ago, but the
lfUD financing ~·as frozen and the
~rmil ran out. In February, a request
for an extension of time was turned down
by one vote.
The permit "'as approved unanimously
upon reconsideration April 8 in Loog
Beach.
Rents in the project would be $135 per
month for the 15 one-bedroom units; $155
for the 33 t~·o-bedroom units and $185 for
the 18 three·bedroom units. \Vilhout HUD
subsidies. rents would actually range
from $200 to $265 per month .
Huntington Harbour rtSidents. ~·ho
have filed about 24 appeals with the
state, f~I that more of the adjacent
property ovt'ncrs should have been
notified the permit was being considered.
CommWion officials said four or fiVe
notices "'ere sent ouL No one objected to
the plan at the April 8 sessk>n.
President Takes
Cruise on Yacht
\\'ASlUNGTON ( L'PJ). -President
Nixon broke away from the White House
ri-tonday to take a dinner cruise on the
presidential yacht Sequoia w i t h
Alexande r J\f. Ha ig, his chief of staff.
Nixon has taken outings on the
Potomac several times in the past two
y,•eeks, inost of the time alone with Haig.
The President has conducted most of
his most private conve rsations on
Watergate strategy with Haig aboard the
yacht. They left the Wh ite House by car
and returned an hour and a half later.
WE'RE STILL IN A RUT!
For atiout another month, Placentia Ave . will be torn up to widen
_the street. At time s Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
.will be available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back
way.
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construction as the results will
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IYssinger, Russian Discuss Mideast
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Assailed
By Panel
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Ol tht D.lltw 1"11., ll•lf
Orange County Transit D i s t r i c t
directors took a hard line Monday in
opposition to proposed policies of the
Southem California Associatioo or
Governments (SCAG ) that co u Id
hamstring mass rapid trans i t
development.
Directors voted unanin1ously in favor
of a statement prepared by district
manager G.J . "Pete'' Fielding that 'A-'ill
be delivered at a League of Cilies
meeting Thursday night.
The SCAG policy, part of the so-called
"Critical Decisions Plan," urges that
cities move toward housing residents as
close as possible to their work, thus
negating the need for long-haul transit
systems ..
'·The Orange County Transit District ls
extremely concern c d over the
implications of the ... plan,'' Fielding
said in his statment.
''First and foremost we believe this
plan represents a serious interference
with local land use planning," the
statement reads. "Conclusions a r e
arrived al without considering the
desires of the local communities .. ,
Transit directors agreed with Fielding,
who said ocro has been trying to plan
transit to meet the needs or each
com munit y and its O\\"n development
objectives.
··we believe that the process used.
Involving community participation that
Identified the local planning objectives,
was most bC'neCicial to me development
and acceptance or our plan." Fielding
said.
Fielding said SCAG's plan "tries lo
force development patterns" onto a local
area on the basis or land use goals
adopted by the SCAG general assembly.
SCAG came under heavy fire last week
at a joint meeting or the Soulhem
California Rapid Transit District and
ocro, during which it was stated that
SCAG may be attempting to usurp too
rriuch control over the governments
which created it.
That sentiment "·as echoed Monday by
OCTD board chairman Ralph Clark. a
member of SC AG ' s transportation
committee.
Clark said he Is "very put out v.·ith
1 SCAG and its planners'' for presuming to
control too nluch of local land planning.
r-ielding said the economics of SCAG 's
"liv e "'here you work" policy are
questionable and ··the impact on the life
styles v.oold be significant.··
He said the basic objective or
balancing government services. housing
and employment is reasonable but "it
must be realil.ed that there is a definite
life style associated with living in
Southern California that does not
subscribe to a balanced !'01nmunity. ··
Fielding said planners must be
realistic and provide transit to meet the
existing life style. not some dream
system that may never come into being.
l' .. ielding said SCAG should establish a
planning and evaluation process in v.•hich
the local areas can develop the type of
transit system to best meet their O\\'n
desires "within N"gional constraints.''
lie said SCAG should be providing the
coordination to ensure the development
of an integrated regional transit system.
"\Ve question how SCAG can be
making these kinds of far·rcaching
decisions \Yilhout the proper input fron1
!he various subregions,"' Fielding said.
.. The Orange County Transit District
feels that the proposed Cfitical Decisions
Plan represents an aS1Umed authority
that SCAG does not have or was ever
intended to have."
Cninpnl1111l11g
Elizabeth SmiU1 Welngand of
Santa Barbara . the only Dem·
ocratic woman running for lieu·
tenant governor, s~s she
would,bc<ome U1e state's lead·
Ing environmental o!licer if
electe<I .
Ul"I T1!tphti.
Doing II ...
Ex-astronaut John Glenn's tie
tells what he hopes he's get-
ting in Ohio's nomination race
for U.S. Senate seat. Glenn is
emerging from ·Columbus vot·
ing booth.
Smog in County
Relatively Lo,v
For Marcl1 Month
Palm Dese1·t
Developer
Dead at 85
John ljarnish of Newport Beach. v.•ho
designed and built \\lamer Brothers
Studios. died Sunday in Palm Springs.
He was 85.
Mr. J~arnish, a Southern Californ ia
resident since 1904, was ari industrinl
engineer who. also de!igned and built
Christie ·Brothers and Republic Filnt
Studios and the NBC-TV studios and
acted as supervising enginee-for l\-1G~1
Studios.
l\1r. Hamish 1Yas one or lhe original
developers of Pal m Desen. Among his
other real estate deYClopments V.'Cre the
Los Angeles Harb r \Vare house District
in San Pedro. the 1..-0s A n g e 1 e s
i\fetropolitan \Varehouse District and the
Oakland Industrial District. ·
A charter member of the Balboa Bay
Club. lo.1r. Harnish was an avid deep-sea
fishennan and yachts1nan. lie owned the
Newport Shipbuilding Company during
the 1940s.
At bis requ est, no funeral services will
be held and his ashes '4'ill be scattered al
sea.
Border Patrol
Grabs Pot Haul
W ortli $75 ,000
Border patrolmen l\tonday made a
n1ajor haul on marijuana allegedly being
driven in a rented van through the San
Onofre alien checkpoint.
And the 750 pounds confiscated in the
van amounts to contraband worth about
$75.000 on the street.
The Canadian citizens on va lid visas lo
the U.S. were arrested in the van after it
was stopped at the roadblock. ·
Agents said the van pulled in at about
8:30 p.m. and patrolman Tom Gaines
first checked the citizenship or British
Columbia residents Dale t.-t Dav.·son, 22,
and Janice Pickwell, 20.
Gaines then asserted.ly noted cargo in
the back of the van and asked to see it.
After removing a shipping cover he
found 353 wrapped bricks of the weed
neatly stashed in three cardboard boxes.
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Vl"I Ttleplwlo
New Jaa:taior ltliss
\Vyoming's Karen Ann J\.1orris, 18. is America's Junior J\1iss for 1974.
!he ne'.'V queen was crowned A1onday night at the annual pageant
1n t11ob1le. Ala .. and was prese nted a $10.000 scholarship. She was
selected from an1ong 50 high school senjors representing each of the
states.
Partisa11 Politics Move
C1iticized by Carpenter
l(issinge1·
Tells I-lopes
After Tall{s
Tl~L AV IV <Ll Pl l -Secretary of Sta te
l k'nry /\. Ki.::singer held 1hrre hours of
IHJks tod<.1y l\·ith Sovit-1 Jo'orc1gn ~tinistCr
Andrei A. Gromyko, then ret urned to
Israel \\'ith an expression of hope they
tlad made progres.'I on <1 11 Israeli-Syrian
peace.
Thf'rc v.·crc indicat ions the fighting on
the Golan Heights had tapered off in Hs
57th d;:iy but an Israeli spokes man said it
\'>'as Loo early to Imo"'' for sure. Kissinger
"·on a pron1ise last v.·ec kend the two
sides 1\·ould sca le dov.rn the fighting .
i In \\lashington . a White J-louse
spokesman said President Nixon had
been in close tou ch by cable 11'ith
Kissinger and had ''taken great interest''
in the secretary's negotiations.) 1
Kissi nge r's blue and silver jct landed
at Tel Aviv's Ben·Gurion Airport al 5:5S
p.m. !8:55 a.n1. PDTJ for his next round
of talk s l\'ith Israeli leaders iri
Jcrusal c111 \\'here he 1Yil\ seek a
compron1isc Israeli proposal on
disengagcrnent with Syria.
Arab newspape r corn1nentarics V.'ere
hinting that the Ki ssinger mission was
close to breaking down. and a Syrian
government eommun ique issued today
indicated the Russians had helped harden
the Syrian line.
The ro1nmunique said Gromyko had
"I hope v.·e made progress on a Syria-
lsrae{ disengagement," Kissinger said as
he left the presidential palace which had
be€n the former British governor·
general's residence. He said be felt the
exchange had been "good and useful."
Gromyko new directly from Cyprus
to 1\·foscow at the end or the talks.
Police Capture
Three Suspects
In Store Theft
Three yoong burglary suspects hid
front police searchers for fOW' hours
SACRAflrENTO (UPl ) -A. drive by •·\\'hatever happens in November ,'' inside a Garden Gl'O\!e department store early today but v.•erc finally captured senate Democrats to block Gov. Ronald ~tosC<lne said. "lhe inrom ing govcn1or \rilhout a struggle.
Reagan's "death bed appointments" was \vill have a mandate that flies in the face Joseph r..t. Husted, 29, and Wayne R. of Reaganism and he ought to be able lo T criticized today by the chairman ()f the chart his O\VO course without a boatload Auger, 19. ~h of Santa Ana and erry
Senate Republican caucus. r h k 1 fl f L. flurd . 20, of Garden Grove, were in o ac s e over rom a previous city jail early today on charges of
Sen. Dennis Cal"pellter (R-Newport governor." breaking and entering and atiempted
Beach). said the effort to withhold Senate Carpenter issued a statement saying. burglary.
P • t C h confinnation of g u be r n at or i a I ';It would appear that Senator i\1osconc Police said the suspects apparently
l\farrh "''as a relati\'ely smog.free llfSlll ' l'3S appointments was •"unnecessary and has come out four-square for the politica l chopped three holes in the roof of 1.ody's
1nonth in Orange County with pollutants improper" and "just another example of spoils system, where the winner takes all departn1ent store at 9852 Chapman Ave.,
exceeding state standards on eight days Brm· gs Capture partisan politics as usual." and dispenses appointments and jobs to just arter 2 a.m. and tripped a silent
Senate Democratic Leader' George the politically faithful." alarm as they lowered themselves into and more stringent federal limits 11 M conl M ' oscone at a news erence hiooday osconc said Reagan v.•ill have about the store by ropes.
times. 0£ JIJ } AJ• distributed a petition signed by 17 or the 150 appoinbneots to make in the next few Police arrived at the scene and were
Air Pollution Control Officer William eaa lellS 21 -Democratic state senators. The months -about 50 of v.•hich must be let in by a st&e employe. They
Fitchen said none of the pollution levels L.J document said the 1awmakers would confirmed by the Senate. discovered the hol e but found no suspects
were high enough to call an alert during A high-speed pursuit and subsequent "oppose any new appointments whose Only hours after ~toscone made the after Uieir flfst search, Then. just after
the mooth. crash of a car carrying smuggled aliens terms \.\'OUld last beyond the term of the announcement, the Senate. on a 29·0 Yotc. 6 a.m., officera said they discovered the
Oxidant levels in th~ air, commonly through San Clemente early today present administration." ~1oscone called confirmed the appointments of r..ine men suspects hiding in storage cabinets under'
known as ozone, were again the biggest marked yet another day of stepped-up them "death bed appoinlntents.'' lo the state Board of Forestry. several store displays .
offenders during March as they are most activity by officers trying to stem thc -11;;:;;:;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::::::::::::;::::;::;:::;::::::=:::==:::::::;:::;:;;:;::;:::;::;::_:::., of the Lime, Fitchen said. spring wave of illegal immigrants. ,
Ozone exceeded the state standards San Clemente police and border 6r:
eight times during the month at various patrolmen joined in the chase of the ,-.
locations around the county. The smuggler's car shortly after midnight • ~·
standard of .10 parts per million over one a£ter the vetllcle ran the San Onofre t
hour was exceeded on seven of the days roadblock. pre-1nven ory
in Costa Mesa and El Toro·and six days Officers said the car slammed into a • ilr
in San Juan Capistrano center free"·ay divider near the southerly ,-·
Federal ozooe stand::trds were city limits, but before police could arrive ~E J'.D:. exceeded I I times, including nine in the driver and several occupants fled
Costa Mesa and on eight of the days in in to the hills of Camp Pendleton. The car
El Toro. <1ssertedly belongs to a Westminster
Fitchen's experts also r eco rded man.
excessive r:'.trogen dioxide and carbon In the trunk were four immigrants who
monoxide levels on several of ,the high· v.•ere uninjured. They were taken into
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Lead to Psychiatrist
DETROIT (AP )· Unrecognized
"coffee nerves" could lead you to a
psychiatrist and months of useless
treatment with calm-down drugs. a
psychiatrist said today.
Too much caffeine In coffee, tea or
cola drinks can bring on all the
symptoms of an arixiety state, said Dr.
John P. Greden of Walter Reed Army
Medical Hospital in Wa~lon, D.C:
Drugs can help in true anxiety states
but may not work again.c;t the eUects of
too much caffeine, he said.
Doctors should routioely ask patients
about their caffeine intake, Greden
suggested to the American Psychiatric
AssoclaUon.
Overdoses or caJfelne can bring such
symptoms as nervousness, irritability,
tremulousness, ~asional m u s c I e
twitching, sensory disturbances, attacks
of diarrhea, Insomnia, irregular heart
beat, drop in blood pressure and even
circulatory failures, he said.
A doctor could inctrpret it all as an
anxiety attack. Creden told l)f reviewing
records or 100 psychiatric patients, 42
diagnosed ~s having anxiety, with no
quesUon ever having been asked abouE""'
caffein consumption.
lie cited a new case of a woman, 27,
suffering fltlacks ot headache.
lightbcudedness, tremulousness, and
irregular heartbeat two or three times
daily. The symptom! developed over a
lhree·\veek period.
Rejecting a diagnosis of anxiety
reaction to something in her life. she did
her own detective work : tracing the
symptoms back to her purchase of a
fresh-drip coffee pot.
"Because this coffee \\'as 'so much
better,' she had begun consuming an
average or lt).12 cups or slrong, black
coffee per day, more than 1,000
milligrams of caffeine."
That's four times the 250 milligrams
that are considered a large dose. Wben
she reduced coffee consumption to
nonnal, her symptoms disappeared.
An army officer took caln1-down drugs
for 14 mooths without effect. His
dlzzintss, "butterflle! In the stomach,"
diarrhea and other complaints \Yent
away when he cut bac.k f r o m
consumpllon or as many fl!I 14 cups of
coffee dallylninterspersed .,.,.Ith three or
four cola dr ks.
He had been cOnsumtng I , 2 O D
milligrams of caffeine dally.
"Three cups ()f coffee, two over-tilt·
counter headache tablets, and a t.'Ol:i
drink consun1ed in one m orn I n G
approximates 500 milligrams ()f caffeine
Intake.'' said Greden . l\iany Amerlca:-is
cXceed that.
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l\El\IE1'18ERING: In the years of the
Great Depression, it v.·ss not uncommon
for deputi e s in our Orange CountY.
Sheriffs Office to '1.'0d;: at more than one
job. This practke today Is called
Moonlighting. tn the Depression, I~ was
called survival.
Moonlighting by peace officers is
considered poor practice th ese days. As a
matter of fact, on many department.!. it
is outright forbidden.
This happens to be 197~. hov.•c\'Cr, nol
1934.
So it happened in 1934 that Oranj?e
County Deputy C.?\!. "Cyc" rcathcrly
was also in the drapery business. Ile
actually -refined that side profession to
the point •1tbere he Y•as an interMlr
decorator.
Interior decorating wam't the usual
skle business for a deputy sheriff. Being
a wrestler or bar bo\mcer would be more
like It.
THE [NCtll\1BEl\1T and retiring Sheriff
Jim Musick was one of those Depression
deputies. And in those days, he took a
leave of absence some years to go play
professional football .
My Dad was Muslck's patrol car
partner for many of those years'. Dad
picked up an extra $10 per "'·eek by
working the l\lexican·American dances
each Satui:day night at Stanton. ·you
prepared for this easy little Saturday
evening by placing one t.car gas grcnad~
in each pocket of yow: le~ther jacket.
So it "'as that Cye Featherly. being in
the drapery business, was considered in
a soft sideltne, to say the least.
Cye took considerable good.natured
ribbing about what he did \\'hen he \\'as1ft
out sen.ing papers or chasing dOl11l
criminals.
CYE DID DRAW great respect around
the Sheriffs Office. however. because he
had a knack for getting along vl'ith people
and beskles, he spoke fluent Spanish.
1'here is nothing unusual about Spanish·
speaking peace officers these days but it
was in the 1930s. Also, it was a real help
lo other officers.
1 fondJy re call one afternoon "'·hen I
was hanglng around the Sheriff's Office
and Dad v.•as v.'Orking th.e counter. This
lady came stomping in. really angry, and
started spouting excitedly at Dad in
Spanish. Puzzled, Dad called Deputy
Featherly to the counter for a Jillie help.
CYE TRIED ms Spanish. She replied.
He tried again. Frustrated. t'eatherly
finally turned to Dad and ad mitted.
"Tommy, I'm sorry. but she's so excited
I can't understand a thing she's saying."
Dad just looked back at the lady and
shrugged.
Vlhcreupon she abruptly balled up her
fist. shook it Wlder Dad's nosC'. and let go
v.·lth a string or oaths that \\'Ould be
reported in this day and age as
Unintelligible. Expletive Deleted. Dad
turned back to Featherly and said :
4'TIIAT'S OKAY, CYE, you don't have
to i n t er .f r e t that ; I kno\v \\'hat she
means ...
Cye Featherly left the Sheriff's Office
in 1949 and v.·en t on to ser\·e our region
for 20 years as Orange County supervisor
for the First District. He died Sunday at
age 77.
Another loss from the ranks or the Old
Guard.
Tllf'sd1y, May 7, )q74
Europe Unity Crushed
By Brandt's Decision?
'
WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR WILLY BRANDT QUITS
Decision Plunges Country Into Political Crisis
Milk Support Depended
On Nixon Fund Pledge?
\\'ASJ-11 1\"GTO~ (r\P) -Mcrbrrt !..
Ka!n1bach of Nt-\\'port Reach. 1s said to
have testified that a da iry coopera ti\r
lc-ader v.'aS asked for confirmation of a S2
million Nixon campaign pledge bt>fore
n1ilk prices v.·cre raised, and House
in1pC'ac:hmen1 in,·csligalors \\'ant t ) kno1r
1nore about it.
lnforme:d sources say Kaln1b:ich s11orc
he took part in a midnight r.leelinJ! in
1971 in v.ttich a dairy-farmer coopl.'rative
]('adcr 11·as told that the adminisl ration
,1·as going to raise milk price supports,
and , that the \\'hite ~rouse .11·antcd
confinnation of a promise of S2 million in
donations to the Nixon campaign.
KALi\1BAC11 TOLD the story under
oath to t\\·o investigators for the Senate
\Vatergate Committee, Alan \Veitz and
David Dorsen. and the co1nmiltee passed
the information along to H ouse
ilnpeachment probers, the sources said.
av.·are of the $2 million pron1~, which
1\as n1adc in 1970.
It says Nixon v.·as s\\·ayed by political
consid erations. includ ing pressure fron1
Democrats in Con gress \\·ho v.·finted
priers up.
i\"i:;;:on orrlerc<l a price incrca::e ~larch
23. 19il. the \\"hite House s<l\'S. The
public anoouncr'ment 1vas made l1ro da\'s
later. making the increase official. ·
On the e\'e of the puhlic announce1nent.
around midnig ht of ~larch 24. Kalmbach
says he look part in a meeting in his
ro~m in the :\ladison Hot el. followin g a
.. Salute to the President'' fundraising
dimer attended by d01.ens of dairy 00-0p
officials, according to the account.
BONN (U PI 1 -A scandal over a
Con1n1unisl spy in bis inner circle swept
soc iaEs1 Chancellor WUly Brandt out ol
office today. plunging \Vest Gennany into
JX>litieal c:risis and bringing dismay to
lhc leaders of \\'CSlern Europe v.·ho saw it
as a crushing blow to European unity.
!lou rs after stepping down, Brandt
asked his Social Dem vc ra' i c
Parlia1nenlary Party to nominate his
political deputy. l<~inance l\1inister Helmut
Schmidt, for the chan<~Uor.:tjp. Social
Democratic deputies unanimously air
proved the proposal. ·
SCHMIDT IS A nali\•e of Hamburg and
his sharp tongue and instant repartee
\VOn him the nickname of "The Lip."
Maintaining his reputation for brutal
frankness, Schmidt reeentl y h a d
crit icized Brandt for failing to give
governn1ent and party the kind of firm
leadership they needed and which , by
infe!'ence, \Jc suggested h.e could pro-
l'icle.
TI1e \\'est German chancellor ls elected
Se 11a te Rejects
P e11tag o11 Ammo
Bi(l for Vietnan1
\\'ASlllNGTON' (UPI) -Taking its
first formal stance against unlimited aid
to Saigon. the Senate has narrowly
rejected a $266 million request for
;nnmunition the Pentagon said 11.·as
vi tal!y needed by the South Vietnamese
Army.
By a <13 to 38 vote !\londay, the Senate npprov~d a motion by Sen. Edward f\.l.
Kennedy. ([},Mass.\, to deny the funds .
But the ,·ote "'·as largely symbolic, and
ifs practical effect \\'a~ far from clear.
E\·cn Kennedv and his I i b e r a I
s11pporters 5aid ·the action v.·as directed
n1orc at the Pei1lagon than at Saigon.
Conserva\i\'('S, led by Sen. Joh.n C.
Stennis (0.!\fiss. ). s:i id new aid.to-Viet·
nam legislation v.·ould come before Con·
gress by June.
The act.kin came on an amendment bv
Kennedy to the 1974 supplemental
defense budget. The Pentagon originally
asked Congress to raise the aid ceiling to
South Vietnam from $1.l to $1.6 billion in
that bill . bot the House rejected that plea
last ~arch.
Stennis and his Senate Anned Services
Committee then sought a way to restore
part of the money, and found it in v.·hat
the commi uee described as a
by Parliament. Foreign Minister 'Valter
Scheel'a Free Democrats (liberals) said
they wished to maintain their partnership.
"''ith the SOciallsls, thus assuring
Schmidt's elecUon by P ar I i • men t,
probably on ?\1ay 16.
Brand t's resignation may have ended a
political career that had carried him
from a fatherle!S home in a tough Baltic
port to a seat among the mighty a,nd the
Nobel Peace Prize of 1971 for his
narmalization of relations with the soviet
bloc on the basis of a series of
nonaggression pacts.
The spy scandal wiped out the
popularity that gave him his greatest
electoral victory 16 months ago, but
today the 60-year-old· Brandt told an
afternoon caucU5 of his S o c i a I
llemocrattc Parlimentary party that "I
\\'ill devote myself fully to party work,"
DEP~ SPRANG to their feet and
!Ht. Her11ao1a Goal
gave Brandt a long ·ovatlon tod ny when
he entered the 1neetli.g. He listened \\1111
an expressionless face , and also masked
his f{'{!lings \\'hen parliamentary
1nanager !1erberl Wehner handed hln1 a
huge bouquet of 50 1'fd roses and
decla red ... This is not the end .''
CirO\\'ing Inflation, the first public
ser1'ices strike in the republic's his1ory
and incraslng concern over the leftward
drift of Brandt's government cost the
Social Democrats previous vo1es in four
state and communal elections during the
'last fi\'c months.
On top of th is, federal criminal police
arrested Guenther Guinaume, a 47-yur-
old r~fugee from East Ge rm any who
became one oC Brandt's three personal
aides 15 monlhs ago. Guillaume
confessed to having been an East
German CommWlist spy from the
moment he entered West .Gennany in
1956, the crim inal police aru10Unccd.
Sy1·ia11s, ls1·aelis Clash
For 9th Week 011 Heigl1ts
By United Pren Internatioul
Syrian and Israeli forces went into the
ninth week of their Golan Heights war·of
at.trltion today with artillery duels for
control of strategic Mt. Hennon.
A military conununique In Damaacll!i,.
said the pre-dawn cla!"hes on 9,232.foof
.:\ft. Hermon, which looks down on Israel.
Syria and Lebanon, "extended to other
parts of the front" during the morning.
The Tel Aviv military command
reported. shelling by Syrian field guns
against Israeli positioos in 1he ('.olan H~lghts' northern section. v.·hich includes
!\It. Hennon. e Protltt<'I Ba11
WASHINGTON !AP) -The U.S.
next plane back to Budapest and w.,...
sav.·."
The criticism of Pol ish and Hungarian
1nembers of the foor·power Irtemat.ional
Commissiori of Control and Supervisior1
llCCSI was triggered by the shelling ol a
Mekong Delta school last Saturday by
eight Communist-mac!e mortar rounds.
9 Irish Dealhs
BELFAST !UPl l Gunmen
ambushed a car lral'e\ing cl0\\11 a remote
country ro~nl in Northern Ireland early -
(..__l_N_S_H_OR_T_ •• _. _)
Con~ Product Safely Commission
reportedly b planning to ban use of\inyl today, ~!J!!Jg a couple and wounding
chloride in any aerosol products over their daughter.
\\·hich it has regulatory jurisdiction. Authorities found the bodies ol. James
The chemical. comprising up to 20 Oe..-lin . 45. and his "'·lfe C'.ertrude. 43. in a
percent ol the. propellant in some aerosol hullet·riddled car stopped along the road .
sprays. h.as bel'f1 linked to a rare fom1 of Their 17-year-old daughter, Patricia, v.·as
liver cancer among industrial v.-orkers. reported in satisfactory condition. In Self~ amy bomb experts defused e Reds Wnr11ecl 1.100 JXl'IDds of ex plosives and 10 mortar
SAIGON IUPl l The Sout h born~ packed into a panel truck and
\'ietnamese government told Communist parked ocar city hall. The device was the
members of the international truce team biggest bomb uncovered in almost fi\·e
The \Vhite House has denied that the
promise of dairy farmers' money
in nuenced President Nixon's decis ion to
raise prices. altho11gl:i it says ~ixCMl v.·as
KAL~IBACH SA ID he heard the la1e
i\Iurray !\f. .Chotnicr of Ne\\'POrt Beach
Beach tell co-op leader Harold S. Nelson
that \\~ite Hollse aide John D. Ehrlich-
man expected dairy farmers to reaffirm
their $'2 mil!ion promise in light of the
forthcoming price increase. the souret's
said. Nelson is said to have agreed, and
the next da y prices went up.
•·bookkeeping e!Tor." today 10 police the cease-fire or "take lhe years of Ulster strife. -~-------------------·-'-----------
.Ken11edy Say s
He W an ts Job
\\"ASH (~GTO;.l ~t:Pl l -Sen.
Ed\\·ard i\1. Kennedy snys "detp
do11'n" he "·ou\d like lo be
president. but if he tiad to decide
1oda~'._ i·rhethC'r to ~k the
prcjidcncy in l97G, the decision
1\'0Uld be not to run .
The <12-year old J\lassarhussl'11<>
i,cnaror. consistently lcncl"111g all
potential candidates ror I h c
De1no('ratic presidential no1n ination
in the polls, gave the 111ost prC'cise
description of his status to date in a
broadcast i nter vi c 11· 1 PBS-
"WaslTington Straight Tulk")
J\Ionday night.
Kennedy "''as asked '·1rould you.
deep do"''n, like to be president~''
"Yes," Kennedy replied.
The sources said that Kalmbach's
testimony, whlch Senate investigators
shared \l:itb House impeachment probers.
provided some of the basis for a letter
that the l~ouse lawyers sent to the \Vh ite
House April 19.
The letter listed assertions that House
la11.'Yers said back up their request for 45
tapes of Nixon's talks about the milk·
price matter. The letter alleges that
after !\lxon gave the order to raise
prices. Eh.rlic}lman called \\'hite House
aide Charles Tutson, \\'ho Ms been
identifi<'d as the dairy1ncn·s main con1act
in the administration. Col~on then called
Chotiner. and. Chotiner told dairyn1en
1hat F.h.rlichn1an \-ranted confirination of
the $2 million promise. the Jetter said.
AT TllE Tli\IE. Kalmbach 11·a s
PrC'sidE:'nt Nixon's i~rsona\ la"1·er and
his chief fundraiser. Olotiner had
resigned from the \\1hite tlousc staff
three 1\·ecks earlier. and as a private
lrt\\'Yer "'aS being paid S57 ,000 a year hy
i\C'lson's group. Associated '.\1i1 k
i'roduccrs, Inc.. the largest dairy
cooperatil"e in the na tion. i\el~'s lawyer, \Villiam N. Carter of
Little Rock. Ark ., declined to co1nmcnt
on the niatter.
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ll'liut E1ie1·gy Sliortage?
Relay races f ired up the 535 8.Qirillnd Cub Scouts at"tending a Del ~lar
District Camporee at \Vestcliff arid Dover Drives, Newport Beach. At
left, boys fro1n Costa J\1e sa 1'roop 339 yell for one of theirs. John
Berry, 13. of Corona del r.tar 'l'roop 330 shows race course form at
Irvine Con1pany encampment followed Saturday morning hikes -to
011tr Pllol 511ff l"Mto..
Irvine Company site above Upper Newport Bay. Proficiency in scout·
ing skills such as flrst a.id and physical fitness were among activities.
A campfire Saturday night featured skits and so ngs. Sunday awards
were distri~uted prior to the noon closing ceremony.
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Cou st Pane lis~ .
Oka y B11ildi1ig
Students to Assume City
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~ 011 Coul1t.r Ltuid Positio11 on Thursday .
A 21 ,000-squarc·foot indust rial bui\Qing
designed for small busines.c;es on county
land between Nev,.port Beach and Costa
?.1esa wa:s apprO\'ed 10 to 0 Monday by
the Regional Coasta l Commission.
The project at 1539 ;\fonrovia Ave .. "'as
planned by William Davis.
The st ructure will be divided into 21
separate offices. Vlith a minimum size of
800 square feel on l.13 acres of la nd.
Brick. block and "ood will be used in
construction.
Commiss ion planner Bob Joseph,
a\lhough recomrg,ending hiLJ!,pprovaJ,
added tlTat the building is in an area of
Costa ~ler.a in which the city recently
placed a moratorium on industrial
building.
Selecicd projects v.·ere being allov.'cd
variances to ' build in the mixed
industrial-residential area. he said.
•·t hate to embarrass anyone," Da\'is
said when he reached the podium , "but
this isn't in Costa ~1esa ."
As Davis cleared up the confusion
about the locatioo, Joseph's face turned
red.
•·Sorry, Bob,'' Davis sa id , smiling, just
before the unaninious vote.
He Took the Bus , .
Landed iii Jail
MEDFORD. Ore. (UPI) -Oregon
st.ate trooper Larry Zeller thought
something was amiss Monday when he
saw a Greyhound bus traveling along .
with its driver in ciVilian clothes and no
passengers.
Zeller pulled the bus over to the side of
lhe road and , after questioning the
driver, arres ted him for unauthorized use
of n motor vehicle. Booked was Michael
J. Stewart, 26, o( Portland, Ore.
On Thursday Newport Beach \\'ill have
an entirely different set 9f" city council·
men and other city olfkia'1.
It's a special for one da11 only.
Students from Nev.-po:-t Harbor and
Corona del tt1ar high schools will take
part in Youth Civic Dav. assuming the
roles of various city officials to learn
v.·nat they do.
't1hc students will participate in V.'ork
sessions in the morning and a mock City
Council meel ing in the afternoon.
They will also attend a luncheon hosted
by_ the Kiwi.nis_ Club of Newport tl:arbor.
At the end of the daY. slUdents-~ill
receive a "Certificate of Participation"
fro1n J\1ayor Donald ~tctnni s, v.ilose
counterpart for the day will be ~1argo
Feinberg of Corona del Ma r.
Other councilmen will be represented
by Corona del J\.1ar students Lori
Kramer, Adele Pearlstein and Binh
Nguyen and by Newport Harbor students
Jeff Kravitz, Mike Lingle and ruch
Chichester.
City Manager Robert L. Wynn Will
yield his place for the day to Davld
flertzberg of Newport Harbor v..·hi\e City
Clerk Laura Lagios will find her spot
taken by Sue Corrie of Corona del J\1ar.
Some of the other participants and
their positions Y.-ill be. from Ne'NJM)r.t
Harbor Higll Sdlool, Jill Ruiz as city
attorney, Tim Brown as fire marshaJ,
c.athy Waters as city 11brarian, ~fark
Baietti as recreation superintendent, Tony
Stockman as chief of police and l\fark
Abrams as public works director. ·
From Corona del ~far High School.
some participants and their rotes will be
Pete Anson as community development
director, Jane Schnorr as fire chief.
. Colleen Matt as parks, beaches and
.,recreation director, and Glen Meigs as
marine safety director.
Other corona del
participants are Debbie
Odcnnan, Beth Gorken,
Mar Ri gh
Gruhn, !\lark
Mike Conley,
Ensenada Jail
260 A rreste~ Over Weekend
ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) -Autborit\es bave Cined and released
260 Americans arrested in disturbances involving tbe Newport Beach-
to-Ensenada Y.acht race, police say.
OFFICERS SAID tbe last of the Americans had been freed from
jail after paying fines of $100 to $150 for disturbing tbe peace and
simila r offenses. Hundreds of young persons from the United States !lock to
this Baja California city each spring for the end or the yacht race,
and arrests have been common in past years.
Police reported this year's incidents were somewhat l.amer than
last year's. partly because ollicers from Tijuan• were called in to
'reinforce the Ensenada police.
TWO POLICEM EN and a number of Americans suffered minor
Injuries and the restaurant of Ibo Bahia Hotel was damaged ex-
tanslvely during one weekend brawl, police said.
• '•
Rohen r-.tcCarlhy. Tony Cabot, Jamie
Anderson , Beth Freeman. Dave Kirby,
\1alerie Bjomestad, Kathy Underv.·ood,
Kathy \Vatson· and James Parker.
Additional students participating from
Newport Harbor High are Jaena Pulaski,
Mike Thamer, Sally Thomas, Laurie
Snyder, ~1elissa Smoott, Alan Mcintire ,
Tim Hamill. George Martioefler. Debra
Shuck. Karen Binning, Brad AlherL'\ and
11arold Cat hcart.
Two Plane Crash
'7ictims Found
HERMOSA BEACH (U PI ) -Police
Monday ident ified t\VO victilns of a plane
crash off the coast here Sunday as John
S. Trier, 45, n church leader, and Charles
,V. "Dis.ario. 41, a fire department
mechanic.
111e tv,·o men. both of Torrance. \'.'e re
en route to Lancaster from Torrance
Airport "'hen the plane c r a s h e d .
Witnesses said they heard a motor
sputtering about 10 minutes after the
plane took off, then 83W it dive into the
ocean.
The Coast Guard cutter Point Bridge
was called to the· scene and salvaged
some debris and fragments of human
remains which were turned over to the
Federal Aviation Administration and the
Los Angel~ County coroner's office.
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1Uaybe, IUaybe 'Not
Sen. Edward M. Kennedx says
"deep down" he'd like (o be
president but if be had to de-
cide today. he wouldn't seek
the presidency In 1978. Story,
Pago 4 today.
Traffi~ Mislia11s
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Feared iii Suu1111er
Over 60 bicyclists may be involved in
traffic accidents in Newport Beach this_,
summer if bicycle safety laws continue
to be violated, Newport Beach police said
today.
"We had 112 bicycle accidents last
year, 59 of them Jn the summer." Traffic
Commander Jim Spears said. One
fatality and 92 injuries were involved.
"Most of the accidents were the fault
of the cyclist ," he said.
"We're expecting an increase ln
bicycle traffic this year because of the
rising popularity of bike riding," Spears
Said:-"'1'.;ast weekend the.re was nice
weather and this place was a zoo."
"We get an influx of cyclist!!! from out
of the area in the summer in addition to
the 18,550 bicycles licensed in Newport
Beach," he said.
Spears said that police officers are
issuing citations and warning violators.
A bicycle school similar to traffic school
is held once a month for violators.
Spears said the most dangerous
violation is riding on the wrong side of
the street, facing traffic.
He said that other common and
dangerous bicycle violations involve
entering a street from a driveway
without yielding the right-of-way, running
stop signs. and cutting across streets in
the middle of the block.
Spears warned cyclists that they are
subject to the same rules governing other
moving vehicles.
He said that Newport Beach laws
require a headlight and a rear reflector
on bicycles ridden at night. Riding
bicycles on sidewalks is prohibited.
"We're going to be increasing our
enforcement and the number of bicycle
school classes thls summer," Spears
said. He added that his department
conducts bicycle safety classes in the
schools during the schoot·year.
Four S!J.per,isor
Candidates Meet
The four Fifth District candidates for
the Orange County &a.rd o! SUpervioors
will speak at a "Meet Your Candidates"
Town Meeting ~lay 15, 7:30 a.m. at the
Bolboa Bay Club.
'Ille breakfast m0<.~ing, apoosored by
lhe Newport llarhor Chamber of
Commerce. will feature lncwnbe1t
Ronald IV. Caspers and challengers
Marcia M. Bents, Dr. Nolan Frlnelle and
Jim Thorpe .
Reservations may be made by calling
Chamber of Conimcrcc, 644-8211.
Conductor Ailiit"
SAN FRA.~CISCO !UPI) -Seij l
Ouwa, ""1d\ldOr ol tile San Francisco
Sympbon.v. baJ bt<n hospllalized wilh
acuJe ncdt ..,..... Ind will be unable to
""'4UCI tlllJ wttk'I concerts.
No 'Moral
In.dignatio11 '
Exl1ihitecl
'VASHINGTON (UPI) Senate
Rep ublican leader Hugh Scott said toda y
transcripts of private presid e n t i a I
converSations convey "a s ha b b y .
disgusting and in1moral perfo rtn ancc."
Sc<itt told reporters he has read the
fi rst 800 pages or t:·e 1,'lOO pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings of
'Vatergate discussions betv.•een Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott said he concludeJ from the Iran·
scripts that there v.•as ''not enough show·
ing of moral indignation which "·ould
have been expected. u!lder the circum·
stances."
Asked if tic was referring to Nixon.
Scott said. "I mean by each of those
persons (who participated in the convcr·
sation s) according to \vhat he said ...
Pressed for \rho he meant when he
referred to a disgustinP" performance.
Scott said : "The transcript s v.'ill have to
speak for themselves."
''I v.·on't go any furth er than tt?at,"
Scott said.
Scott said tne material released a "'eek
ago today by the \Vhi le House showed
"The President is freQuently urging
others to get the story out," but added
he thought the transcriptJ were "very
confused." "I am enormously disturbed
tha t there was not enough showing of
moral indignation v.·hic'D would have been
expected und er the circumstances,"
Scott said.
"I think the transcripts represent a
shabby, disgusting and i mm or a I
performance."
\Vhlle House officials have made clear
they believe the President has prov ided
to the House judiciar:• committee all the
material it needs for its impeachment
inquiry, but even .,before reading all of
the transcripts, many c o m m i t t e e
members say they need more informa·
tion.
, One membe r, Rep. Jotm L. Conyers
(l)..l\1ich.), an outspoken critic or the
President , said today his reading of the
transcripts convince him that Nixon had
committed "an impeachable act."
Conyers said Nixon 's "black.mail"
discussions on March 21, 1973, with John
W. Dean concerning demands by
Waterga te conspirator E. Howard llunt
was "the best evidence of the
cc.mmission of a federal crime."
Conyers told a news conference: "Just
(See SCCYM', Page Zl
Bus Li11e N ami11g
E1itries Mount ;
Deadline N eu rs
The contest to name the Newport
Beach summer bus line is gaining
momentum.
About 75 to 80 names have been
entered so far , according to City Clerk
Laura Lagios, who says she expects to
see many more entries as the May 9
deadline draws nearer.
"In fact , 11hink that with that many
people entering, I won 't enter myself,"
Mrs. Lagios said.
She's giving up a chance at a fr ee pass
for summer bus rides, which is the prize.
The winning entry will be arul.ounced at
the ~1ay 13 city council meeting.
Entries, which nwst be received no
later than May 9, must be five words or
less and should be mailed to the Newport
Beach City Col!ncil, City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd, Ne\vport Beach.
If marked "Bus Line" on the outside.
envelopes will not be opened until the day
of judging.
pe~::r ~~ ~r:rr:e~:~~iet~"~!:;~
secret," ~trs. Lagios said.
The contest was opened by the City
Coun cil April 11 after they rejected a
suggesUon by City Manager Robert L.
Wynn thal it be called ''The Newport
Beach Municiruil Bus System."
11We couldn~ Oi1n1t o( anythlng really
clever," Wynn admitted to CoWtCi.lmen
when he suggested the name.
Councilmen aJ50 rejected a !!lllggcstlon
by a League of Women V o t e r s
spokesman that the line be called "The
Yellow Streaker" because of the color of
the school buses which the coWlCll plans
to rent.
The bus line will be Jn operation fro1n
June 17 to Sept. 6, H!\'ert days a week
from 9 a.rn. to 6 p.m. Jt will serve
Newport ll<ach, Balboa and Co rona d<I
Pi1ar.
All fares will be 25 cents except for
babes in arms and. of COUl'Sf, tha luck..,·
wlnN'r 1'bo names Ille bus line. "'
T oclny's Final
N.Y . Sto c k s
N TEN CEf:!TS
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UPI Tt~ti.t.
'SHABBY PERFORMANCE'
Hugh Scott on Tape
Board ~1 zil ls
S tate Furi<l s
For Gif te<l
The Nev.'porl-1\ies.1 Unified School
District Board tonight will consider
endorsing state legislation to increase
funds for slate-aided programs f o r
n1entally gifted children.
The dislrict. \vh ich expected to receive
approxima tely $181.600 for the 2.275
district students enrolled in the special ,
progra1ns. received only about $153,400
instead.
Jean Harmon , administr<1t iv0 assist.ant
to Supt. Joh n Nicoll. estimated the loca l
dirstricl will receive its full allotment if
the bill. AB 3415 sponsored by Assembly-
man Leo i'l'tcCarthy (l)..San Francisco),
is passed.
Local programs for the mentally gifted
include the communications class al
Kill ybrooke Elementary School. Costa
J\1esa, which recently produced a fi\n1,
"Sylvester and the Magic Pebble," \\'hich
won the National Educa tion Associa tion
Student Film festival Award.
At its meeting, the board will also
consider authorizing the district's fringe
benefit program to advertise for bids on
a proposed life insurance program for
employ~.
Also on the agenda is a formal request
to allow Lincoln Middle School to operate
fo r one day less th an schedul ed for all
other schools in the district thi s
year because of the school's closing on
April 16 du e to an electrical failure.
The controversial closing, "'hen
students were dismissed only minutes
before elec trical JX)\\'Cr Was resumed,
resulted in romplaints by some parents
that their children \rerc not properly
supervised during the closing.
We icke r Buys House
\VASHI NGTON (AP1 -Sen. Lowell P.
'Veicker Jr. (R..COnn . I. a meinber of the
Senate \Vate rgate committee, nas bought
a house from one of the co1nmittee's key
V.'itnesses, former presidential aide John
\V. Dean lll. The senalor reportedl y pJid
$135,000 for the house.
Orange Coast
Weathe.r
Night and inorning 16\v c!oudi·
ness wl01 ha 7.y aft('rnoon sunshin1•
Wednc~dn~·-Little. change 111
temperat ure. Highs at the bei1l·h1•s
64 rising to 72 Inland. Ltl\\'S 48-56.
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'Mer1Hffid' Co11testll1its Test ll'oter
J\la1·io11 Sillntnons, 18. of lluntington Beach (left ! a11 d
Cathy J\lurphy, 17. of Costa J\lesa arc ;idapting to
the 'vatcr wh ile se llin g tickets for lhe l'o~ta l\1esa
Fish Fr~., One of lhe1n n1a.y be a\vardcd a real fish
cosll1n1e and reign as ''Miss l\lermaid" over the
l\lay 31-June 2 fry. Other contesta nts should con·
t<1ct Dr. Bernard Sin1on. 540-1171. To qualify ap.
pli ca nts niust be 17 and older And single.
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Fro1n P age l l1·vine Ex11ected to Lead SCOTT ...
Wa y 011 Lo\v Co st Housing on its face. that is clearly an
impeachable act."
Although se·.·eral of the 38 members or
the comm ittee have called for Nixon's
impeachment in the past, Conyers is the
fi rst membe r to say he had found
evidenc~ of an impeachable offense in
the transcripts.
The city of Irvine is expected to lead
the "'ay toward provision of low and
moderate cost housi ng. a state attorney
general's study group d c I e r m in e d
J\londay in Cos1~1 i\1esa.
i\lcmbers of the land and water use
subco1n1n1ttce of the state 1\dvisorv
Committee on r.:nvironmcntal !\latter's
met in Co~1a i\](•sa Ci!v JJall :ind
concluded ll.v adopting thi·l'e advisory
rt·solutions. The body sugges!s the state
u11orney general do 1hc following thi ngs:
-Launch a study using Irv ine as a
IC'sting gro und to dclern1ine 1hc adequ:.icy
of existing and proposed programs for
pro vision of low-cost housing.
-Invesfiga1c \l'h cthcr the housing
elcmenl of the rccenll.v adopted Irvine
city general plan actually complies "'ith
state housing la1vs.
-Evaluare current slate legislation
and determine the need fo r a statewide
progran1 in housing.
The secret 1neeling J\londay to "'hich
only selected mcrnbcrs of lht• press were
in\'lted 11•as the second session in which
Irvine city off1tials \Vere grilled aboul
the city's slo\v pace at providing low cost
homes.
J)efending the city's attempts at
lowering costs of new homes \Vere city
planning director \\1iltian1 Livingstone
and lrvine Company planning administrJ·
3 OCC Stitcl ents
f 'acc Ha.sJ1 Oil
Trial July 3
•
Three Oran ge Coast College students
accused on ar rc~t of attempting to sell
hashi sh oil valued a/. s.5.000 to an
undercover narcotics officer have been
ordered lo face trial July 8 in Orange
County Su.pcrior Court.
Judge James Turner ser the trial date
for Samuel ll crshcl Cla11drr. 22. of 779
Shalimar !)rive. Cos!<J illesa. Richard
Lee Smith. 26. of 1700 16th St., Newport
Beach and Talbot Perry Simn1ons, 25,
:ilso kn0\\11 11s Tttlbot Pcrrv Somovich,
2229 Al exandl'r A1 c .. Laguna' Be<ich.
The 1no \vcrC' nrrcstcd on drug charges
last f\ugust by undt•rtO\'Cr officers l\ho
said they ncgot iat{'d 1110 d;11 s before
they 11·erc told they could purchase the
1narijuan<1 deri1·at 1\·l'
Police s;ud 1ln•y rnadt" 1hf'i r arrests
after half a quarr of has'111sh 01! \\as
delivered Iii them at the Claudcr
apartrncnt
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lor Robert-Joe Vasquez.
··1 think the city is begir.ning to mo\·e
on lhis housing issue ," Livingstone told
lhe subcotnmitfce.
Vasquez said today he told the body the
cornpany had readied an "cconoinic
moder· for moderate cost housing and
the city was near lo zoning land to
<1cco1n1nodate the $25.000 homes.
Vasquez su~a;ested the attorney
general's advisers turn their attention to
coun ty or slate units of government and
ask ··1\·herc arc your programs to help
implern('nt ours.··
\V ithout controls on speculation.
Vasquez noted. Jo"' priced unHs will be
snapped up and resold at inflated prices.
The problem is regiona l in nature and
the solutions must com'l from a body
1\·ith regional authority. the Irvine
Company planner suggested .
J'vleanwhile, ccounty planner Reed Flory
sai d. "Irvine is the frontier and the
n1odel in all !his. The whole Saddleback
\'alley ;;ind points sout h are \Yat ching to
sec ho\v this city handles this problen1 ."
Orange County llous1ng Coa lition chair·
man Ada ~1ay ffardcman urged state
legislation . '·\Ve can't expect or depend
on Irvine or any other city to lake on
htis kind of responsibility."
A proposed industria l zoning for 2,000
acres near El Toro l\larine Corps Air
Station promp!cd the housing concern .
That project -Jr\'ine Industrial
Complex· East (l!C-Eastl - is expected
to employ 54,000 pcrsors by the mid·
1980s.
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A 11o t lae 1· l'ietv
., The Detroit congressman said he "'ould
Jnake a ne\v attempt to get the
Committee to cite Ni:icon for contempt of
Congress for refusing to surrender actual
tapes subpoenaed by the panel. l1is first
effort ...,,as•votcd do"·n last 11·eck.
llarrv l\'I. W elsl1 •
Snt·c1m1bs at 7 4
llarry ~1. \\'elsh. a resident of N('11 port
Beach for 37 years, died Sunday. He "as
7.J. ~tr. \\'clsh ,\·as a retired cmploye of
the County \\'ate r District in Laguna
Beach.
Funeral arrangenH'nls are set for 2
p.m. \\'cdnesday at St. Joachim's
Catholic Church in Costa J\IC'SJ.
ll1lr. \Velsh's son Roger. a well-known
Nc 1\1)0rt Beach sailor . died less than a
month ago. on April 12.
.'.\Ir. \Velsh is survivC'd by a son.
Terence \Velsh of Ne"•port Beach: a
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd C. Vicke ry of San
,Jose: a daughter-in-la w. i\!rs. Roger
\Velsh of Ne"·port Beach; and seven
grandchildren.
UP'I Ttl9'111ofl
\'irtuall,v the only protest a,gain sL lhe 1ncmorial service for four
youn g people killed durmg th e 1970 Kent Stale shoolin p was voiced
by liun1cr 'fu tor or C.:leveland. 1'utor said hi s son. franklin, was
hilled rl urin~ the Alay, 1970. e.~cursion into Cambodia which trig·
~erccl 11JtionY.11dc protcsl. l·uln11nat1ng in the Kent State shootings.
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County Bus
Ri.dership
Takes/itmp
Ridership on Orange County Transit
District buses jumped by another si x
Pl'rcent last month but operating costs
arc Increasing because all the drivers
:irt' getting raises.
District General l\Tanager G.J. "Pete •·
Fielding said the rost of running the
buses is at 72 l'ents per passenge r mile
but ...,·HJ incrensc to "around 80 cents"
shorlly \1hen the raises begin to sho"' up
on the IC'dger books.
4'he District ·s 200 drivers arc nO\Y
cannng in lhe range of SS to $5.25 per
hour. which Field ing said "is competiti\·e
to earnings elsewhere."
For some of the drivers. particularly
those ab5orbed recently front several
private bus companies and charter
services. the raises wi-11 be in the 75-cent
to $1 per hour range, Fielding said.
"Our drive.rs are doing such a super
job now that I an1 glad to see the.in
earning an adequate salary," Fielding
said.
The raisCs could have come through
several months ago but they were held
up pending a unionization vote by the
drivers.
The resul ts of that vote are still not
kno"n but most of the dri\•ers involved
tr.l\·e since become OCTD employes rath·
er th an working for the contract service
once used by tbe district.
r~ielding said the district only earns
about 27 cents per passenger mile in
revenues -far short of the actual
oper-atirl g cost. The main reason is the
flat 25-cent fa re. ·
Ridership hit 371 ,000 last month, which
is a 14 percent increase over l\1arch but
Fielding said it adjusts to six percent
because a longe r month mea(lt more
days of operation.
Plans U11veiled
For Synagogue
.. Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach
has announced plans to build a
~nagogue near the intersection of New
l\lacArthur Boulevard and Ford Road in
Harbor View l·lomes.
The Irvine Company has agreed to
rcser\'e a three·acre site for the temple.
Founded in June. 1973, Temple Bat
Yahn1 currently holds Friday evening
1:ervices at the Zonta Club of Newport
Harbor. The Temple's spiritual leader is
Rabbi Harry Sherer and Yale Barkan of
Ne"•port Beach serves as congregation
president.
Drives to raise funds for the new
synagogue will be announced soon by the
Ten1plc, according to J\lrs. Leslea h1illcr,
publicity director.
Alcol1olic l\ieet
Set in Ne,vpqrt
A free Alcoholic Awareness Semina r
\\'ill be held h1ay IS, 7:30 p.m. at St.
And rews Presb)1erian Chur<:h .across
from ~e"·port Harbor Hi£h School in
Newport Beach.
The program, sponsored by the
Nev.:port Harbor Jaycces. wil1 include
.speakers from Alcohol ics Anonymous.
Oti'l'er speakers will be Murjel Zinc,
chief therapist at South Coast Commu-
ni1y l~oopital ; Leonard Durstoff of the
exeC'Utive committee of Orang1! County
Alcoholic Council ; and Don McGruder,
McDonnell Douglas Employee Assistance
Administrator.
Further information is available from
the Jaycees. 833-0110. The public is in·
vited .
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Dally PUOI $1•11 Pftlll
MESHUGANAH'S DAYS OF WINE AND DAISIES ARE NUMBERED
Noretn Goodman, 12, Hugs Costa Mesa's Shopkeeping Sheep
Sheepis l1
Costa Mesa Froiuns on Pet
By ARTHUR R. VINSE~
01 the O.llr Piiot Sl11f
Can a sheep named r.leshuganah \\'ith a
taste for burgundy wine and browsing
through a fancy decorator shop in.stead
or a field of clover find happiness in a
Costa J\lesa con1mcrcial area?
No, say city offieials, citing ord.inanet>s
f:irbidding certain animals in l'01n1nercial
and residential districts.
)'es. says interior decorator r-.largol
Goodman. owner of The Eleganl Barn.
445 E. 17th St .. \.\1lere r.leshuganah indeed
scc1ns h.1ppy 1nunching daisies "'hen shl'
isn't me;1ndcring aiong the sidC\.\'alk
outside.
A very independent businesswoman.
ills. l\largol bought r-.·leshugar:ah for SJ65
at an auction benefiting the C..1rild Guid ·
ance tlinic of Orange County.
She outbid an enthusiastic ma n for
!\lc:,Tiuganah, fearing he may have been
envisioning a freezer full of chops,
ste:ik..s. roasts and shanks.
She also had a pen built al the Elf'i;ant
Barn -which is set well back from 17th
Street -and for ID weeks now !\1eshuga-
nah has been dividing her time between
the decor shop and tti.:! Goodman's near·
by hom~.
What finatly happened Friday might be
best explained by paraphrasing an old
nursery rhyme with apologies to !ITother
Goose :
"~!argot bought a little lam b.
Tis fleece "'as bi-OY.'11 and tan.
And "'hen J\fargot opened up her shop,
. , . 1\iere stood 'The ~tan.' "
She claims one city hwnane officer
gave her 48 hours to get rid of
l\!eshuganah. while her pretty daughter
and decorating associate Pat. 26, said the
other 1old her it was 24 hours.
Monday was a few hours past either
deadline.
"I'm just a crazy decorator-we're all
crazy here -and 1·m a little bit de-
fiant," declared J\frs. Goodman.
!\1eshuganah. incidentally. in its most
. polite and genteel translation from the
·Yiddish indeed means Crazy One.
''l can get into trouble even when
don't do anything.'' t1e voluble J\targot
declared as io,.lrshuganah abandoned a
bag of sheep fodd er and attacked the
daisies again .
She also said the hu1nt1nc ~fficer "'ho
delivered the eviction nolicc \'Crbally
invited her out to his truck 10 read the
letter or the city 13\\' rl•gardini; rarm
animals in a con1merc1a l or residential
zone.
"I told him I can't read.'' fun1f'd ~!rs.
Goodman. y,•ho sumn1onrd a contingent
of supporters to confront the Cos1u l\1esa
aty Council ~londay night bu~ thl'n ne\'cr
got the ctr.lnet'.
She at least y,·ants a lime extensio n to
allow her 'to dispose of ~leshuganah by
auctionin~ he; gff again to benefit the
Child Guidance Clinic <1nd hopt>lully find
her a lega l home v.·here she can live in
the style to 1\h1ch :ihc has bc<.'Onlc
acc usto111C'd.
"She's not an animal. She's a pct. a
to y:· !\largo 11ssertcd. ·'\\lhcn we build a
fire here on the µalio at nisht, :;he even
drinks \\'inc u·ith us."
For the record , !lleshuganah shuns
~logen D<ivid, preferring burgundy to
"·hitc "'ines-it goes beucr "' i t h
lan1!r-and frolics <:1 bit more Jloticcably
after Happy Hour.
She also does a fa ir imitation of the
chorus of the old Yale drink ing 50!1S:
about three little lambs who have gone
astray.
Righi at th e height of the inter\'iew.
:-Ooreen Goodman. 12, and a friend. Joan
Adams. 12. arrivf'd with ~1cshuganah ,
"'ho had taken her aftc.rnoon
constitutional down East 17th Street on
her leash.
A blue sports roadster driven by Cosl.1.
il1esan Hal 1:3lake ...,·hich had followed lh<'
unlikely trio a ha!f-mi1c at IO\Y speed
pulled into the drive"·ay. lo sec y,·here
two girls and a sheep "'ere going.
·•Do you beli<.'ve it. Alisa?" Blake
asked his city·ralscd 6-year-old daughter.
"lt's a real sheep. I love them ...
"\Ye have more stray people follow us
home this way." i\lrs. Good n1 an
remarked happ!ly.
WE'RE STILL IN A RUT!
For about another month, Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen
the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
_will be available by way of Babcock St., coming from the back
way.
We hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
certainly be worth all the trouble .
If you aren't adventuresome, give
,us a call, and we 'll bring samples
to your home:
19th: ' ST.
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I VO L. 67, NO. 127, 2 SECTI ONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1974 c TEN CENTS
Can Mesa Muffle _Racing A ·nnouncerj}
By RUDI NIEDZIELSK I
01 lht 0111, f'llll Still
Complaints about noise at the \\'ee kJy
speedway motorcyclt> races l\·lorlday
night had the Costa l\1esa City Council
looking for a mufner -not for the rac-
ing engines but !he nounr~-·s mouth.
Council members said it "'asn't the
noise from the motorcycles that brought
complaints but lhat the publiic address
system was making nearby residents
nervous every Friday night.
TI1cy asked City ~tanager r~rcd
Sorsabal to investigate the noise problem
and to meet with race promoter Harry
Oxl~y of San Clemente to determine
\\'hcther the speaker ooise can be abated.
The motorcycles themselves arc not ..a
problem because they arc fitted with
silencing slot s in the exhaust pipe and
because they only run for ~second
bursts.
Oxley today conceded that Iasl year
lhere haP been complaints about speakrr
noise booming over the i\lesa del ~h1r
neighborhood and that he 1net "•'ilh
homcov,.ners association president Pete
Viotto at the beginning of the season to
forestall any problems this year.
"I told him we were going to try
various speaker angles and asked him if
'''e could have five ti.1esa dcl Mar
residents monitor what "'e v.·erc doing.··
Oxley s<.1id. To date no com1>laints have
reached Oxley.
~\rs. ~lonica Viotto said things had
been fairly quiet for the first tv.·o race
n1eetings but that the PA system ""as
h.1ud again last Friday night.
"\Ve are pleased with ti.tr. Oxley's
\1·i11ingness to try ne1v things and to
cooperate Ytith our association," said
:\lrs. Viotto. She added that her husband
had been extremely busy and had not
hntl ,the opportunity to check 1A'ith the
neighbO:r.bood noise monitors.
Both Sorsabal and Oxley a. confidf'nt
that the announcer's exuberant cxhorta-
tlons can be muted. The speakers arc
located on poles and arc adjustable for
height and direction.
However, Sorsabal said he also \\'BS
concerned about the cro.,.,·d's treatment
or several police officers who atten1pted
to capture seven Olale streakers running
ainok in the stadiuin.
Sorsabal described the episode as ··n
very serious incidenr ' dl.r1ng "'hirh on('
officers lost his pistol. and several others
\\Cre showered by beer thro,\·n from th1•
CfO\\'d.
'fhe lost gun. mea111vhill•. has bc<'n
returned but Sorsabal v,;;irned if the re
arc any further incidents he 11•ould no
longer ullow his officers to police thl'
races.
Oxley sa id today that n1casures h::n c
been t;ikcn 10 prevent a shnil.:.r incidcill
fron1 re-occurring .
Scott Calls Tape Transcripts 'Shabby'
Downtown Dalt
!lf esa Adopts Builcling Freeze
A zoning and building moratorium
covering virtually all or downtO\\"n Costa
Mesa was adopted Monday night as an
urgency measure of the City Council.
The freeie. to last 121 days, \\ill
n\low planning aides to bring land uses
shown by the Co.5ta ~tesa General Plan,
the city zoning ordinance. and the
downtown redevelopment plan i n l o
conformity.
Each of these plans shows dHferent
land uses in certain parts of the
do~'Oto..-.·n sector. causing considerable
confusion. according to PlaMing Director
Vt'illiam DuM who advocated the freeze
lo councilmen.
City Attorney Roy E. June noted that
building pennits y,·ould be Issued for
projects on properties where there is no
conflict among the plans.
Even in the affected areas. building
pennits may be authorized under the
va riance procedure, provided the
applicant can demonstrate a hardship, he
said.
1llC area covered by the moratorium
has the same boundaries as that of the
doY.'Tllo\\·n rede\'elopment project. It is
bounded roughly by 17th Street, Orange
AYenue. 19th Street and the future
Ne\\•port Freeway right-of-way.
ltnpact Report Weighed
Costa Mesa Holds Action
011 Apartment Project
Homeo..-.-ners attempting to block the
construction of a $12 million . 496-unit
Costa 1i1esa apartment project ~londay
night found an unexpected ally in an
environmental impact report.
Because no one appeared to fully un-
derstand the highly technical. inch-thick
document. including members or the
council, the city council delayed the
prnjectuntn~he)'-oan get somebody to
read ft and tell them what it means.
For that purpose councilmen voted S to
O to hire an environmental impact
aonsultant to evaluate and condense the
report. It is estimated that his fees \Vlll
range bet1"een $5,000 to $10.000.
The state-required impact report
became an issue \vhen it was challenged
just hours before the city council session
by attorney Donald E. Smallwood. a
iesident of 1'1esa Verde. and forme r
president of its homeo\\'llers' association.
Small..-.•ood, in a letter to the council,
alleged that the report does not con1ply
with state guidelines because it does n:>t
address itself completely to the problems
of noise. traffic circulation, mosquito
control and air pollution.
Although he did not represent them
during the council meeting. about 100 of
Smal!Wood's neighbors agreed \Vilh his
contentions and came to city hall to
make their concerns about the project
known.
• A detailed presentation about the
f!roposed 20-acre project by developer
Wally Gayner of _Richards Group West
and Pacific Really Jnvestors, Newport
Beach, did little to subdue the concerns
of the homeowners.
The Mesa Verde Vlllas are proposed
for location across Mesa Verde Drive
east from the existing Vista del Lago,
and although sharing a water orientation,
will have little else In common.
Gayner said he had put together a top
flight design team to ensure that his
project would become "the most
attractive and unique apartment complex
in all of Costa ~fesa. The early Colonial-style dwelling units
would be oriented towards artificial lakes
in the project's Interior which will be
heavily landscaped to give a "woods and
water" effect. according to Gayner.
Landscape architect Don BrlnkerhoU
l\'[esa En1ploycs Get
Boost in :\lileugc
Costa Me!• city cmploye1 caught up
\\1th the rising price of ga!!IOline Monday
night .,,'hen they received a three-cent
boost In their mllenge allowance.
The city council reloed lh< rale from 12
cents to 15 eents, following the
""'"1U11cndatlon of Clty Manager Fred
Sorsabal.
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told the audience that nearly SI million is
being committed for landscaping alone
and that a similar project in Fullerton
had won his firm two national awards.
Speaking for the homeo..-.Tiers. ti.iesa
Verde Homeowners Association ttirector
John Delava . argued that despite the
extremely high $325 monthly rent for the
cheapest apartment, the Mesa Verde
Villas are not lumry apartments and
that1hey-are-a-threarto-the-va\ue and
,integrity o( the·~1esa Verde Distrlcl
Delava reminded coupcil members that
the city's own planning stafr had
recommended against the pro j e ct
because of "design problems" and
ordered the Villa plan revised. The
recommendation V.'8S later overruled by
the Costa ~1esa Planning Commission
which backed the project with a 4 to U
vote.
Several of the homeowners questioned
the need for additional apartments in
their part of the city, pointing out that
the Vista del Lago had a 40 percent
vacancy rate.
"Competit>on betv.·een the two might
drive down the rentaJ rates and that
could be hannful," v.·amed Delava.
For the immediate future , however,
the ~fesa V"trde Villas will become a
dead issue until the evaluation of the
environmental impact report Is r~dy.
That is expected to take about one
month.
Members of the council must first
(See VILLAS, Page %)
/Ha11be, 1Ua11be N o t
~ ""Edward M. Kennedy says
"deep down" he'd like to be
pre siden t but if he had to de·
cide today, he wouldn't seek
the presidency in 1976. Story,
Page 4 today.
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MESHUGANAH'S DAYS OF WINE AND DAISIES ARE NUMBERED
Noreen Goodman, 12, Hugs Costa Mesa's ShopkHping Shffp
Sheepish
Costa Mesa FrouJu,s on Pet
By A RTllUR R. VINSEi.
Can a sheep 11an1cd i\1eshuganah \1·ith a
taste for burgundy \\•in<' and brov,.sing
through a fancy decorator shop instead
of a field of Clover find happ iness in a
Costa ti.fesa commercial area?
No. say city officials. citing ordinancrs
fJrbidding cerl3in animals in commercial
and residential districtS.
Yes, says interior decorator l\1a rgot
Goodman. owner of The Elegant Barn.
44S E. 17th St., where Meshuganah in::leed
seems happy munching daisies when she
isn't meandering aiong the side\\'alk
outside.
A very independent businesswoman.
l\·ls. ~iargot bought J\1-:?shugur.nh for Sl65
at an auction benefiting the Child (;uid-
ancc C.1inic of Orange County.
She outbid an enthusiastic mnn for
Mes'nuganah. fearing he n1ay have bern
envisioning a fre<'zer run (lf chops.
steaks, roasts and shanks.
She also had a pen· built at thl' E1eg:rnt
B:t m -v.•hich is set v.·cJl back fro1n 17th
Slreet -and for 10 weeks now l\ieshuga-
nah has been dividing her time bet\\'cen
!he decor shop and the Coochnan·s near-
by home.
\Yhat finally happened Friday might be
best explained by paraphrasing an old
nursery rhyme with apologies to Mother
Goose :
"l\itargot bought a little lamb,
Its fleece was l'<o,vn and tan.
And \\•hen l\ilargot opened up her shop.
... There stood '111e l\fnn .' "
She claims one city hun1anc offh.>er
gave her 48 hours to get rid or
J\;!es.huganah. wh.ile her pretty daughter
11nd dccorutln g aMOCiale l'at. 26. said the
other told her it wns 24 hour,;.
ti.1onday y,·as o few hours past either·
deadline.
"I'm juSt a crozy decorator-we're all
crazy here -rind l'm a litllc bit de-
fiant." declared ?t.trs . Goodman.
~lcShUJ!:anah. incidentall)'t in its n1ost
pollte and genteel tran. latton from lhe
Yiddish indeed means Crazy One.
.;, can get into trouble even when
don·t do anylhing," tle voluble ti.1a rgot
declared as l\1eshuganah abandoned a
bag or sheep fodder and attacked the
daisies again.
' She aiso said the humane officer who
delivered the eviction notice verbally
invited her out to his truck to read the
letter of the city law regarding fann
animals in a commercial or residential
zcne.
"I told him I can't read.'' fumed l\tr.s.
Goodman, who summo ned a contingent
of supporters to confront the Costa Mesa
City Councn Monday night but then never
got the ctTan<:e.
She at least. wants a time extension to
allow her to dispose of ~tcshuganah by
auctioning her orr again to . bene£it the
Child Guidance Clinic and fiopefully £ind
her a legal home where she can live in
the style to which she has become
accustomed.
"She's not an animal. She's a pet. a
toy." l\targo asserted. "\Yhe.n we build a
fire here on the patio at night, she even
drinks Wine with us." 1
For the record, ti.1eshuganah shuns
ti.iogen David, preferring burgundy to
white wines-it goes better w i t h
lamb-and frolics a bit more noticeably
ofter Happy Hour.
She also does u fair itnltatlon o( the
chorus of _ the old Yale drinking song
abouL three little lan1bs who have gone
;u1tray.
.Right at the height of I.he interview,
Norcct1 Goodman , 12. and a friend , Joan
Adams. 12, arriv~ with l\1cshuganah,
\\•ho hnd takeh her a rt er noon
conslltutlonal dov.-11 East 17th Street on
her leash.
A blue sports roadster driven by Costa
!\!esan Hal Blake which had followed the
unlikely trlo a haU-1nUe at low speed
pulll'd into the driveway, to see where
!See Sl:-:EP. Pllge t i
No 'lVloral
Indignation'
Exl1il1ite(l
WASHINGTON (UPI ) Senate
Republican leader Hugh Scott said today
transcripts of private p r e s i d e n t i a I
conversations convey "a sh a b by .
disgusting and immoral performance.·•
Scott told reporters he has read the
first 800 pages of t:·e l, 100 pages of edited
transcript of taped recordings of
\lt'atergate discussions bel"·een Nixon
and various aides and associates.
Scott said he conclude<l from the tran-
scripts that there wns "not enou gh sho11'-
ing of moral indignation \V hich v.·ould
have been expected u:xler the circum-
stances.''
Asked if be was referring to Nixon.
Scott said, "I mean by each of those
persons (who participated in the conver-
(See SCOTT, Pa1e %)
NO i.tORE TAPES,
SAYS ST. CLAIR
BULLETIN
"rASHINGTON (API -White Jlouse
lawyer James D. St. Clair announced
today that President Nixon has decided
not to turn over any more Watergate
tapes to the House JudJclary Committee
or special \Vatergate prose cutor Leon
Ja..-.·orski.
Han1mett Casts
Decidi11g Vote
011 l\1esa Zo11ii1g
Vice l\'fayor Jack Hammelt provided
the pivotal vote ti.tonday night to settle
the \Vhitticr Avenue zoning moratorium
problem v.'hich deadlocked the city
council by a 2 to 2 vote last month.
Hammett voted for maintaining the
existing industrial zoning in the area
bounded by 19th Street, Whittier Avenue
and the Santa Ana River bluffs. joining
Cooncil\\'Oman Norma Herl"zog and
Councilman Alvin Pinkley for the 3 to 2
vote.
City planners }lad recommended
converting it to residential property,
thereby eliminating further zoning
conflicts with nearby resident la I
developments.
Although that recommendation was
backed heavily by representatives of the
Ocean View Park tract. the council
niajority voted ror the ·industrial, partly
because or a commitment to IMdholders
and partly out of the conviction that
existing oil leas~s on the land preclude
effective residential development.
l\-1rs. Helen Wada , one of several
property ov.'Ilers in the affected area,
stressed a commitment that had been
made to them by the Costa Mesa Cily
Council in 1953 when the triangle was
snnexl'd.
"\Ve came into Costa ~fesa with the
understanding that we would have an l\1·1
zone.'' she said. polntlng out that
property owners had paid taxes on tht
vAcant land (or more than 40 yean
counting on that promise. ~tayor Robert M. Wits.on .. a n d
Councilmnn Dom Raciti voted against
the zonin g plan which does include some
res\dent\11! acreage but is heaYily
weighted In favor of Industrial.
Ilolh expressed th e belle! that the be't
ultimatl.' use of the 1and \\'Otlld be
residential, in view of lhe fad that steps
have bt.-en lnltlek'd for the pl.1m1ing of a
marina just below the blufft .
The entil'f! Whlltler Avenue triangle
had been und r a city zoning moratorium
for Aevera1 montha whlle plaMe.rs
s\udied the difrerent future land use
options.
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'SHABBY PERFORMANCE'
Hugh Scott on Tape
Council Reje cts
Billboartl Bid
For Coster Mesa
J.1embers of the Costa ~lesa City
Cowicil ~1onday night made good their
promise to get rid of billboard blight by
voting unanimously lo rej~t a billboard
application .
Had it been granted. it "'ould ha\"C
allo.Y.'ed Nati011al Ad\'crtising Company,_
San Carlos. to replace an existing single-
f aced fi ve-by-IS foot sign at 2958 Bristol
St.. with ·a double-face 14-by-48 foot sign .
In other action. council members did .
however. give permission to Orange
Coast Sign Company, Santa Ana. to
maintain a 10-by-20 foot double-faced
directional sign on Harbor Boulevard
advertising the \'~ta dcl La go
apartments.
The rouncil gave its approval because
the luxury apartments are suffering a ~O
percent vacancy rale. bu! denied a
second request by the same company for
a sign advertising an auto dealership.
Nixon Plans Voyage
WASHINGTON tlJPI ) -President
Nixon is not n11ing out a trip lo the
i\1iddle East later this month or early
next, according to \Vhile !louse Press
Secretary Ronald t. Ziegler. Egyptian
diplomatic sources in \\'ashington said
Nixon has made tentative plans to go to
Egypt. Israel . Dama scus, Saudi Arnbia
and KU\\'ait.
Orange Coast
Weather
Night and morning low ctoud1-
n('ss v. ith hazy t1fleruoo11 suru:hine
\\'ednesda\• Little changr in
te1nperatu're. Highs at lht' beaches
G4 rising to 12 inland . l..O\\~ 48-SG.
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He\ay races fired up the 535 Boy and Cub Scouts attending a Del Mar
District C.'atnporee at \Vcstcliff and Dove~ Drives, Newport Beach. At
left, boys from Co sta ~lesa Troop 339 yell for one of theirs. John
Berry, 13, of Corona del f\lar Troop 330 sho\vs race course form at
Irvine Company encampment followed Saturday morning hikes to
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Bo1igo Drunis
Cari Be Fatal
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Bongo
drummers may be thwnping their
way to a bout with a serious
disease if their drums are made of
Haitian goatskin, state health
officials say.
Dr. Ben \Verner. an Infectious
:iisease expert 'Aith the state
Department of Health. said flr1onday
a case of anthrax contracted by a
Florida v.'oman had been traced to
:ontaminated drums purchased in
Haiti. Anlhrax is an acute bacterial
disease that can be fatal.
California. residents ha vi n g
Haitian drun1s should contact their
local health department about
proper disposal methods, Werner
;aid.
I Coast Pa1ielists
I Okay Buildi1ig
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On Cou1tty Land
I A 21,000-Square-foot induS1ria! building
l designed for small businessE>s on county I land between Newport Beach and Costa
l ?\lesa "'as approved 10 lo o ~1onday by
1 the Regiona l Coastal Comn1ission.
The projeci at lf>.19 t-.1onrovia Ave., '"'as
plaMed by \Villiam Da\·is.
The structure \Vil\ be di\'idcd into 21
separate offices. \Vilh a n1inimun1 size of
80CI square feet on 1.13 acres of land.
Brick, block and '~ood \Viii be used in
construction.
1 C-Ommission planner Bob Joseph, I altlvxlgh recommending his appro\·al,
added that the buildi1ig is in an area of
r Costa t-.1esa in "'hi ch the city recently I placed · a n1oralorium on industrial
building.
Selected projects \\·ere being allo"-cd
\'ariances to build in the mixed
industrial·residcntial area. he said.
"t hate to embarrass anyone," Davis
1 said when he reached !he podium, "but
1 this isn 't in Costa r-..1esa."
I As Davis c:leared up the t'Onfusion
~ about the location, Joseph's face turned
· red. 1 "Sorry. Bob." Davis said. smiling. just i before lhe unanimous \'Ole.
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SAN FRANCISCO it.Pl ) -SciJ i
Ozav-·a, cooduclor of the San Francisco
Sympbony, has been hospitalized v-·11h
acule neck spasn1s and \rill be unable lo
oonduct thl s wcek·s concerts.
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# l\'leshuganah
Granted l\1ore
Ti1ne by-l\f ~sa
A reprieve in terms of 1 ime to find a
suitable new home . for r.teshuganah the
citified sheep is in the v-·orks. Costa ~-lesa
City Allorney Roy June·confinned today.
Deco rator shop owne r 1\1 a r got
Goodman and a coterie of lhc Friends of
f\.leshuganah appeared at ~Ionday's City
Council meeting to ask for a break, but
left before the oral communications
period "'hiCh came about midnight
Her cousin and attorney. ho"•ever,
app roached June for a whispered legal
conference on the issue and was urged to
v.-rite a letter outlining !\feshuganah's
moving plight.
Humane officers said to get rid of the
lamb no\v penned at 415 E. 17th St., in a
commercial district immediately.
The city attorney said today he does
not think a two-\veek extension would be
too great an imposition on neighbors in
the business district.
One reason for the extension is thal
lifrs. Goodman bought i teshuganah for
$!SS at t1uction v.ith proceeds going to
benefit the Orange County Chi 1 d
Guidance Clinic.
Since she 1nust send the ""ooly pet off
lo greener pastures, ~targot want.s lime
to organize her own little auction and
contribute those proceeds to the clinic
too.
"I'm not going to file a complaint or
push something like this," City Altomey
June SAid today, adding that he hopes no
one will consider hls leniency a conflict or interest.
~le serves without pay as a gesture of
goodwill in the capacity of legal counsel
to the Child Guidance Clinic, which
stands to benefit by the planned auction
of t-.feshuganah.
From Page 1
SHEEP ...
l\.\'O girls and a sheep were going.
"Do you believe it, Alisa?" Blake
asked his city-raised 6-year-old daughter.
"It's a real sheep. I love them."
"\\le have more stray people follow us
home this way," l\Jrs. G o o d rn a n
remarked happily.
Burglar Flees
Witliout Lumps
A burglar y,•ho ransacked a Costa r..fesa
v.·oman's home Monday evidently stole
nothing but he may have taken a few
lun1ps if he had been there y,·hen she
arrived.
Arrellndee Barton. 49, of 2833 Europa
Drive, said a rear sliding glass door "'as
standing suspiciously open when she got
home from an Orange Coast College
class.
Police said !\frs. Barton picked up a
sho\'el and ma rched in with her spade at
the ready, prepared to deal harshly with
thr intruder. ----=----=-r
He apparently fled empty-handed
r:irlicr after scattering household Items
tiboUL
Snu.ke Slio1£es Up
Mesa Rcside1its
A serpent that slithered too far out of
it.s natural habitat and too far into
ch 11i1.atinn fni somr folks' comfort v.·as
rc~cued h;.-Co~t.1 1\tesn pnllce r.-tonda y.
Offil'Cr J,ff ~filler ans'1'ered a call
from 1\!rs. Gr11ce To"'T\.scnd at 1959 Maple
Av e .. "'here he said he confisca~ a
common g0pht'r snake about five feet
long.
''Snake y,·as hbstructing the use of an
apartmen t ~ildlng, ·· Off1ctr ~tiller
"r(lte In his incident report
He releast'd it in a "ecdy field at
,\'e~port Uoule\ard and \1anf,!uard Wuy.
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Ensenada Jail
260 Arrested Over W eeke1id
ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) -Authorities have lined and released
260 Americans arrested in disturbances involving the Newport Beach·
to-Ensenada yacht race, police say.
OFFICERS SAID the last of the Americans hacl been freed fro1n
jail after paying fines o! $100 to $150 !or disturbing the peace and
si1nilar offenses.
Hundreds of young persons frorn the United States flo ck to
this Baja California city each spring for the end or the yacht race,
and arrests have been common in past years.
Police reported this year's incidents were somewhat tamer than
last year's. partly because officers front Tijuana "'ere called in to
reinforce the Ensenada police.
TWO POLICEMEN and a number or Americans suffered n1inor
injuries and the restaurant of the Bahia Hotel was damaged ex-
tensively during one weekend brawl, police said.
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SCOTT ...
Cyclists Collide
In Mesa Field; sations) acp>rding to what he said."
Irvine Company site a bove Upper Newport Bay. Proficiency in scout-
fng skills such as first aid and physical fitness were an1on g activities.
A campfire Saturday night featured skits and songs. Sunday awards
were distributed prior to the noon closing ceren1ony.
0 H • ] ' d f'resscd for who he meant \\·hen he ne osp1ta 1ze referred lo a disgustiM pcrfoni1ance.
Scott said: "The transcript s \viii have to
A pai r of roommates riding off.rood speak for themselves ."
racing ntotorcycles in a C.OSta r.fesa field ''I "'on't go any further than that,"
almost became hospital room side-by· Scott said.
side mates r.tonday night when their Scott said ltie material released a v;eek
machines collided and "·ent dov.·n. ago today by the \\!hite !louse sho"'cd
Scott Falconer. 18. of 223'.l Pacific Ave., ''The President is frequently urging
\Vas adn1itted to ~loag Memorial Hospital others to get th~ story out." but actded
where he "'8.S listed in $(ltisfactory he thought the transc:ripto v.·cre "very
condition today "'i!h broken ribs and a confused." "I am l'normously disturbed Trustees to Consider
lorn lung membrane. that there "'as not cnour,h showing of
l~is riding partner, Ronald Ylyman. 20. n1oral indignation v.'hic\1 v-·ould have been
\\'as treated at the same hospital for a expected under the circumstances."
fractured "Wrist and abrasions but did not Scott said.
require admission. ··1 think the transcripts represent a
Despite their injuries suf fered in the shabby. disgusting and i n1 mo r a I
Endorsing Legislation
·,
The NewPort-~tesa Unified School
DiS1rict Board lonlght "ill consider
endorsing state legislation to increase
funQs for state-aided programs for
mentally gilled children,
· Th e district, Y.'hich expected to receive
approximat.ely $181,600 for the 2,275
district students enrolled in the special
prog:-1ms, received only about $153,400
instead.
Jean Harmon. administrative assistant
to Supt John Nicoll, estimated the local
dirstrict \':ill receive its full allotment if
the bill, AB 3415 sponsored by Assembly·
man Leo !\icCarthy (D-San Francisco),
is passed. Local programs for the mentally gifted
include the communications class at
Killybrooke Elementary School, Costa
Mesa, which recently produced a film,
"Sylvester and the Magic Pebble,'' which
won the National Education Association
Student Film Festival Award.
At its meeting, the board v.·ill also
conside r authorizing t)le district's fringe
benefit program to advertise for bids on
a proposed life insurance program for
employes.
3 OCC Students
Face Hasl1 Oil
Trial J11l y 3
Three Orange Coast College students
accused on arrest of attempting to sell
hashish oil valued at $5,00) lo an
undercover narcotics officer ha\•e been
ordered to face trial July 8 in Orange
County Superior Court.
Judge James 'T'umer set the trial date
for Samuel Hershel Clauder, 22. of i79
Shalimar Drive, Costa i1esa, Richard
Lee Smith. 26, of 1700 16th St., Newport
Beach and Talbot Perry Simmons. 25,
also kno\\n as Talbbl Pe rry Somovich,
2229 Alexander Ave., Laguna Beach.
The trio were arrested on drug charges
last August by undercover officers v-·ho
said they negotiated tv-·o davs before
they were told they could purchase the
1narijuana derivative.
Police said they made their arrests
after half a quart of has'nish oil "'as
delivered to the1n at the Clauder
apartment.
Bottler Urging
Natio11al Ban
On Throwaways
WASlllNGTON !UPI! -A sort drink
bottler from Texas, breaking sharply
\\'ilh man y others in his industry. called
~fonday for a national ban on throwav.•ay
beverage bottles.
Gene Norton, president of the Dr.
Pepper-Royal Cro\\n Bottling Co.. of
Corpus Christi. Tex .• said the use of
r eturnable bottle!! would both help reduce
litter and benefit bottlers. 1 "On the other hand . the one-way
container system is ecologically unsound ,
unneces.sarily expensive both to the
consumer and the taxpayer, and is not in
the best economic lnterests of the
boUler," Norton told the Environment
Subcommillee of the Senate Commerce
Committee.
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adopt the tnvironmental impact report
1
before considertng a zoning variance for
the project Itself .
accident involving their swifl Husqvarna performance."
Also on the agenda is a formal request bikes. \Vyman and Falconer rode home \\'hite House officials have made clear
to allow Lincoln ~·liddle School to operate and then took their car to the hospital for th('}' believe !he President has provided
lot one day less than scheduled for all aid. to the !;louse judiciar:• committee all the
other scbools in the district this They were riding on state property off material it needs for ils impeachment Estancia Drive befi.ind the Costa 1.fesa · · b bef d' 11 r year because of the schoors closing on inquiry. ut even ore rea 1ng a o Golf and Country Club at the time. th t · t · l t April 16 due to an electrical failure. c ranscr1p s. many comm t e e members say they need mo re infonna-
The eontrO\'ersial closing. when Panel Okays Wclf are lion .
students v.·ere dismissed only minutes One member, Rep. John L. Conyers
before electrical pov.·er "·as resumed. PI'ITSBURGH fUPJ l - A panel of tD-~lich.l. an outspoken critic of !he
resulted in complaints by some parenls three federal judges has ruled the state President. said today his reading of the
that their children "·ere not properly n:ust reimburse welfare re cipients who transcripLs convince hitn that Nixon had
supervised during the closing. choose to ha\'e an abortion. committed "an impeachable act."
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'Merniaid' Co11testa1its Test Water
rirarion Sam1nons, 18, of lfuntington Beach (left) and
Cathy l\turphy. 17. of Costa l\·tesa are adapting to
the water while selling tickets for the Costa r-..tesa
Fish Fry. One of then1 1nay be awarded a real fish
costume and reign as "l\1iss J\-1ermaid'' over the
l\Iay 31-June 2 fry. Other contestants should con-
tact Dr. Bernard Simon. 540-1171. To qualify ap·
plicants must be 17 or older and single . -----
WE'RE STILL IN A RUT!
For about another month, Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen
the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access
:will be available by way of Babcock St., coming from the back
way,
We hope you will be patient with
construction as the results will
certainly be worth all the trouble.
If you aren 't adventuresome, give
•us a· call, and we'll bring samples
to your home.
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PIACENTIA'
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ALDEN'S
CARPETS • · DRAPES
1663 .Placentia Ave.
. cc;>STA MllA
646-4838
Mon.-Thu,._ 9 to 5,30, Jn. 9 hi 9i sGt. 9:30 to 5 • Mayor Robert Wilsen assured both
sides that the public hearings on the
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