HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-07-19 - Orange Coast Pilot-fRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 19, .1974
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Fire
TROMBONE SILENCED
Meaa'1 LofthoUN Dud
Pete Lofthouse-
Boat Slams
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Into Coast'*·
Bay Bridge
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A :SS.loot cabin cruiser attemptod to
pass·under Pacific Coast lfighway bridge
in Newport Harbor at high tide Thuraday
night and collided with.the center span.
The crash O"llShed the faces of both men
aboard.
1be accident occurred about 9 p.m.
just as an unuJually high, 7.l-4oot tide
reacbed Ito peolt, a~ to the
Orange County Harbor Patrol.
The owner of the boat Mako, Walter
Rau, 36, who listed his address as
Bayside Village, Newport Beadt, was
reported in aatisla~ coodllkln today
at Orange County Mechcal Center.
His passenger, Merrill Riggle, 44, of
Garden Grove was repx1ed in serious
cooditi911 with massive head injuries at
Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport
today.
A witne.s, Daniel· Grayahock, 19, of
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Flying Days:. R~•••e~hered . . . ' . . . •.
Family Trio
Fled Home
By Selves
A man who rushed through his blazing
East Orange home in frantic search of
1Jis ,wire. and two daughters died today
after bemg overcome by smoke .
Orange County fire officials say Frank
Paq1:fetle, 42, of 18122 Romelle St .. gave
up bls life in the fire but that his family·
managed to get out unbanned by another
exit
Paquette \1'85 reported dead on af'Tival
at Chapman General Hospital shortly
after the 2: 13 a.m. fire. The names of the
other members of the family we.re not.
immediately available.
A spokesman for the Orange County
Fire Department said the $55,<MXI blaze
is believed to have been started by
careless smoking. The fire started in a
couch In the family room of the one-story
dwelling, burst through the attic and
roof., and flashed Into an inferno.
The Fire department's spokesman said
the apparently s!{'Cping Paquette family
was alerted to the fire by neighbor Jim·
Laurie, 18132 Romelle St., who smelled
the smoke and pounded on their door. Euneral:Rile_s,_ __ _,,N.,,""!°.;!!ifn~ i;.d ~!'.'J~men ::---~ ~-damage as done_ti"o'-'an"i--.-...'-I a jacen home 6ut the fire deparbnent
~ Bayshore trailer park about 9 p.m. when $lated Saturday ~ .. ':'{.!,~=··blow 11er 1>rn and
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Grayshock said the boat came out the
By AR111UJ\ JI. VINSEL north side ol the bridge with part o! lhe °' "" _., """ ...., steering ltructure atop~ the a cabin ,
Dixieland jazz will rattle the rallen at mining.
Pacific View <llapel Slturday, when the Another man liat"1 ooly aa Mike
Costa Mesa Vice Mayor Jack Hammett .(in "cockJi;t)
listens fondly as stunt flier ~ TaJJm;-,n 1¢.ns~a
tale about the ·g.,.a old days of avlaUori 1h Orange
County. Tallmah'll recolledio• and those of other.,
fliers are J'eCOUl\f:ed in "From Jennies to Jets," the
DsflJ '11•1 ltelf ,lllM
historY of aviation in Oran ge County now being
publisluod by the Red Barons. For copies of the
book and me.nlbeiship infonnation on the Red Bar·
o~ call . .the· Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, 648-0536\'F . . . . '
boya of IA>cal No. 7 get turned Ill' to give Tevt.!t, called 1Wt>or Patrol at 9:10 p.m. --------------------------
O,sta Mesa's Reter C. "Pete" Lon!muse. and reported whit be delcribed u • runaway boot. in lhal Yidl9ty. . • ' oome· proper travollng music. Hartior Pa-J.m Martlndale
. "When The SlllQ Go -· In" is arrived, al Iha ...... ""' minutes later me aure mimher. and .;., hlo ~ olumped over the
•. The welHmown, 55-,...-..,ld-musk:ian •i.ertnc _.,,,... oa Iha llyini bridp
Germ Killing
Claim Rebuked Spai~'s Francisco Franco .. . .
and --of bis own band died Monday. i: :. ~ -~J,. and moving WAsmNGroN (UPI) -The
Funeral rtlel are llCllo&lled Saturday at slololy up tbe near Bayahorel , malrA!n ol Lflol dlsinl~t have
Pacific View _Memorial Pait, C..-del Trailer Pait, llCCOl'dllll to -·· ..,....i ID alGp c:lalming that using Ends 35 Years as Dictator
Mar. report. He !""'!""I aboard, blmed olf the. ~ ~ ..!"""" "'a _Ida will
His 1 p.m. service will include his lgnttion and then called an mnbalace. P"N ~ c;ause U. co ex:'"" ' ...... "'f •nn10 Y.m.1 'Gener81issiin~ ._ ~ ~~11 ol .-. IOl'e -· the l'ederil Trade • ~n ·1ur ·musician buddies and Masom as According t4>.ua ... ~ ~1,.1111;' w1C Qmmtpkn rmmcect today. Francisco Franco, 81, his heahh tiking a
offldating officers, wilh the jazz that ' ~rbor m:!trol~a=!,..~ = la addftion, Sterling Drug Inc. sudden tum for the worse, ended 35
Wll hll life played both before and apparently suffered 8 broken noae and ol. New York aty 4~~ to s~-years of author:itanan rule over Spain
afterward. Riqles' jaw was missing. ad"""1slng that enVtronmetttal today and handed over bis powers to '"He was tops, there was no question surfaces" am.md. the home -Prince Juan Carlos, the man he chose as
abollt that," says Hy Seaman, a pianist sinb,countertops,bathroom.Ooors -his successor. '--c_lndJea~~I ~e..._Coilstjazz Hi h f'.J'•~ ;:..T--and -., on -are-a ~nt ~ U~r .. J~__succcssion law.s invoked by
poops. gll J.-lUC LC>SS sotrce of gemw 1S10C1ated with the Spanish dictator. the transfer ••as A basa trombonist, Mr. Loflhouse was , a>lda and oCll<r""""""' maladies. temporary. Franco. last of the Fascist
-Y tnoWn In Soulh<!m California. 0 S h C '!be ·~ grew oot ol a leaders of the 1930 and 405, can toke liaving beaded the Pearly Band, hla own .ll Olll 0881 oomplalnl lalll[Od agalnl!t Stertlnt power beck any lime he d..U-...
group • Dlaieyland for """' years>-in 11'12 by ~ ,PTC. •·-· from the hoopita l where -.He ,.._ly ployed ""11 Lawrence '"'!"" ~ he -Welk'• Champagne Ordle!tra, appearing MIAMl (AP) -·Convicted Wotergale Franco has been treated for t past 10
w1th them for lS yeart and at one ume conspirator E. Howard Hunt, Sil, has days said he suffered a sudden relapse
hid his own ABC-TV forum in Los settled down in Miami. calling hbmelf • ed durinc the mornJag, and that hJs
AftRelea called The uun1y Gordy Show. !'Just a retired old fellow" trying to find Stolen. Art. Reg.~!ll . --""ualnf~...C.m. . ~-~·· hi DI Jana tenure "'Ir privacy. ~.,.· J1111t Carlos, Ptem•.Carloe Arias and iJU;.;;;. ~..:"'~~lved w1ti. ~ The fonne< CIA agent, Bay of Pip MASHPEE, Maaa. (UPI) -srolen other top o!!lclals ·1 m me a i at" e I y
•musement park's management program lnvasJon coordinator and author of 45 paintings ot contemporary Amerran assembled al Jtis bedside. .
llld when Disney Workl ~ in novel!. bought •n SIQ,000 four-bedroom artist Andrew w eth and hi 1 te rather Six boon ~atei:, the aovemment aa1d
Ortando., Fla., he was tent there for 1 home wilh a awimm~g pc19111 tn l~ · valued at siJ.ooo. wer: arecovered Franco. "takmg 111to account the course lll!le. _ -~"' aecllon of Mlamt._. o ""'! ... . , . of his ITineu," had lrotructed Artas to
-rec.nlly, be was elJll'IOyed ., foor chlldrln ,..,.. ID iht ·-of: 'lllunday· m thla Cape Cod COllllTllllllty Inform Partlameat lilat Juan Carlos, 36,
(See LOITHOUSE, PIJ• II lllO'IU. In !Ill Tlnndl,J. · ' • and llree men were arrded. wos <altini over aa acting chel! ol state.
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1be iiews came as a surprise to
Spaniards >A'ho had been told less than 24
hours before that Ute man who had built
· up modf:m Spain from the ru~ of one of
the bloodiest civ il wars in history was
recovering and. that he would be releMe<i
in 11 few days, pending a final ch'eckup.
fttedical sources said ~ranco's reJ~p.se-
was sudde n and unexpected. He was
stricken with phlebitis, a JXKential\y
dangerous inflaJl!Ulation o( the b I o o d
veins in his right thigh, early this month.
'Ibe medical. bulletin reporting the
worsening ol his condition said :
"1be evolution of the illness of His'
Excellen9 the chic( o{ slate this ~,suffered a deterioration because
ol ~ co~tlons. Nevertheless his
PsYcbOloClill condition remains within
the lintils of norn1alcy."
Government sources said the ~·s
firJJt function as acting chief or Slate will
be the signing of a U.S.-Spain staterMnl
of mu Lu a I collaboration-which was
(Set FRANCO, P1ge ll
rould not confirm whether it was
Laurie's residence.
Troops Witluh·aw
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP)
Tanzanian troops advanced to the
Ugandan border at hfutukula before
dav.11 today "with the aim of attacking
then withdrew to positions three miles
inside Tanzania, the official Uganda
radio claimed.
Orange Coast
Weather
Some high clouds at times
through Saturday. Ch a n c e of
thundershov.·ers late tonight. Not
1nuch temperature change. Highs
from the low 70s at the beaches to
near 90 inland.
f\'ewport...-,.lesa Scl1oot Di.s·
trict's su1nn1er t1Lusicat work·
sltop is prese1tth1g "i\fary Pop-
pfi!i' on stage 1iext week. See
toc:ki11 's • Weekend~r.
INSIDE TODAY
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;Doar Urging
House Bill
To,mpeacl1
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Spe ci al
Coonsel John Doar said today he bel\evef!I that~ the House Judiciary Commlttee
should approve abi II of impeachment
qainst President Nixon, a member of
tbf committee rei:x>rted.
FrldiJ, July 19, 1974 I
1-----:iJiy-recomniendatlOiiDy llie comnilftei-
will go to the full House, v.•hich v.·ould
decide v.ile ther to impeach Nixon.
lf a majority o( the House ·votes for
impeaclunen~ the cbar1es woold tJien i•
HOUSE PANEL TRACES
POLITICAL SPYING, Pago 4
TAPED EVIDENCE
IMBARRASSING TD RODINO,
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to trial in the Senate, with a two.thirds
vote needed for~conviction and removal
from of nee. · ·
Rep. Wiley 1.layne (R-lowa), said on
leaving the closed door meeting, that
Doar referred specifically to a n
obstruction of justice etiarge f n
ciinnection with his recommendation for
impeachment.
Mayne's report.. whi ch came early in
the session, wu onJy fragmentary.
He saJd Doar was making a general
discusaion of the evidence eathered by
the impeachment inquiry .Wf and the
direction in which it pointed.
Besides an obstrUctk>n fl. _J u s t i c e
charge based on Watergate, Doar is
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CHARLll CHUCKLES CLOWNS WITH ADRIENNE DAVIS
M9M Clown, Huntington Belch Queen at County Fair
expected to propo9f articles chafging
Nb:on with abuse of constitutio111l powers
and contempt or Congress.
Doar and other members of the
committee staff began presenting the
case for impeachment during a closed.-
door briefing leading -up to the
committee's fianl deliberations next
week.
Fh1al Weekend Activity
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A Republican member of th e
For County Fair Planned
cmunlttee predicted an 'ntursday that T r Co I F · I bOth the committee and the HotR will he orange un y air goes into ts
approve at least one article, leading to a second and final weekend tonight with a
Senate trial to determlne whether Nixon full slate of activities for all interest and
should be removed from office. age groups.
1 A "World Friendship Pageant" kicks Rep. Robert NcC1ory (R-fll.) t ~ d off tonight's activities at 7 o'clock in the
newsmen that three:or four comnutwe amphitheater. Bluegrass music takes the
a.,iuhlicans are lilceiy lo vol< for -"""t 1 8 ·~ ••· "~--llnpeacbmem. and that it could be much -"'t"""'6" -,a -f,·m. Whu wn:: \Al.llyon
higher. He said only five of 17 Republican Grus Fiddlers performing on the
members could be COWJted as de:finitely ~ . stage. Speedway motorcycle
........... lo · peadment ot thiJ t1me racmg is scheduled for 8:15 p.rn. in the ....-un · if8lldsland.
At a meeting caned by the House Admiaion to all events Is rree with the
Republican ieadenhip lo clelmnlne price ol a fair ticket which cootJ $1.7S for
where the committee Republlcana 6l'nd· adults, $1 for chikU<n aged 11-12, and is
McClory was one of five memben who free for cbildttn under siz ei~ said they wer.e ~ded or There ia still time to ·~ the· Paint-In
declined to give their Vle'f'I. wblcb feature! artlsta · demonstrating
1be others were Reps. Caldwell Butler 'their skills 'at the fairgrounds until dark.
of Virginil,. William S. Cohen of Maine, Among tbe many artists partlclpatlng Is
Hamilton Fish of New York. and Tom well-known Chine1e horse palnter Nlng
Railsback of Illinois. Some others Yeh wbo will demonstrate the ut of -po-
indicated their posltlon will b e, mo, tbe throw ink method of palnllng a
determined rby the articles 0 f horse.
impeachment thal are propooed. Ollie!' "!tkerid hlg1ilights are:
· In related developments on 'lbu:rsday,
the committee released e v 1 d enc e
collecled during i t s sl:<-IIl<llllh-long
impeachment inquiry.
In hil final defense argument before
the committee '11111raday, Jameo D. St,
Clair, Nb:on'• attorney, asserted there
was no evidence of presidential
involvement In Watergate or Illy «her
mattera tho commlltee hos lnveatlgaled.
San Juan Backs
5th Seat Voting
SATURDAY
9 a.m. -4-H Dog Show
10 a.m. -Crafta and Homemaking
Demonstrations
Noon ~ Mird Bike Rices
l p.m. -Ice Carving, Aladdln Magic smw
2 p.m. -COblllieroo Accordion Band
3 p.m. -Galena St. Eut Musical Rewe
4 p.m. -Steel Band Trinidad COiimbo
I p.m. -Harbor Women Sinaera
7 p.m. -Cl!uck Jonea Magic Show
7:111 p.m. -Lea Brown ancl HJa Band of a.......,
I p.m. -New Dimealioos Patriotic
Music Revue
9 p.m. -Les Brown and His Band of
Renown
SUNDAY
10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemaking
Demonstrations
Noon -1-tini Bike Races
I p.m. -Aladdin ·Mat!lc Show, New
Dimensioos -
z p.m. -steven FamUy Muaicll Group,
Barnyanf Olympics
3 p.m. -Diaper Derby, Dance Center
\Vest Varieties 1
f p.m. -Vqabcmd Band, Aurora Nellon
Quintet, Style Show
S p.m. -Young Lile stngirs, Kingdom ol
Dance Y arleties 1
f:IO ,p.m. = SJ<jl<s and ll<nclenoo -a:!S-p~ Brown and HJa Band ol
Renown ·
Countian Killed;
Mesan Serioiis
In Two Crashes
A Pla"'11ia ywtb wU kllled·today In a
specla<ular car craah lhM aeot hll little
auto caroentng .,,,_ aH lanes of the
Rivenicle Freeway in Santa Ana Clnyon,
through a cbain link fence and over a
100.foot emhankmmt.
Ilia body ..... -wiiere ~·had been hurlod, IOO feet from tho wreckage, !)'Big
face down In the ..,_ SIDta Ana
River.
---San Juan Capistrano city councilmen
voted 4-1 this week to add their voices to
tboet calling for a !lpecial elecUoo to fill
the seat vacated by the late Filth
District Supervisor Ronald Oupers.
LA Woman Dies
After Swallowing
Strange Powder
A Ccsta Mesa man was allo ne11r death
today loilowinl a ahaltarlng colliafan on
the San Diego Frtftoay Ii Faltvlew Rold
In Costa Meu In which two 1111111 cara
were destroyed.
Gerald W. Leonhardt, :rt, ol 208t Swan
Drive, was taken to Costa Meaa
Memorial· Holpltal-wlt.b e act r e·m e I 'I
critical heod Injuries and w11 not •---.c--'nle' reeoluUoo urges the at ate
legislature to pass special legislation
permiWng the election for a full four-
year tenn. It states tbal an appointee of
the goven>O!' might not bo truly
representative or the people. .
Councilman Yvon Hecbcher voted
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BLAINE, W11h. (AP) -An autopsy
performed on a Los Angeles woman who
died allor rwailowing a small bottle of
v.·hite powder in the U.S. Customa oCfiee
here was incooclmive, the Whatcom
County coroner says.
Dr. Robert Rood said he sent a sample
of the poy,'der for tos:lcoklgy studies. He
said ho didn't know wh<IJ the teola -'d
be completed.
A spokesman for the Whatcom County
Sheriff's Office said Martha Jean Scipio,
33, owllllowed the powder jult prior lo a
aJSllJmS tnspedlon. A doctor WIS c:allod
but she was pronoonced dead when he
arrived 15 minutes later. •
The woman and three companions
apparently were returning to the United
States from Vancouver, B.C.
The companions were identified as
Janis Sa)Yfer, 30, Gloria Anne Starling.
33 and Debol'ah Denise Luckie, ZS, 1111 of lht Loo Angelis area .
Fire Controlled
In Niguel Park
expected to live. ·
Corooer'1 deputies aJid the dead
motorist ln the Rivemde Freeway mllh,
Joaepft Beny, 19, was dud 11 tbll ocene
after bis old foreign car hurtled off tho
freeway ooe-h&lf mile Miit ol Weir
Canym.
lpve!lllgators said ~·s car went
into a dirt center dlvider at 3:4.5 a.m.,
sptm, swervtd and rolled over twice
acroa the flo<way and lhnMlgb the fence
above the river channel.
In the Costa Mesa crash, Leonardt was
also jected from his car at 12:40 a.m.
when it rammed a parked compact car
while he was northbound on the San
Diego • &..way appioochtng Fairview
ljoad .
"He ror some reason went out of the
traffic lane and hit the other car," said
one CHP officer.
Impact ol lhe ooillsion rfPl>od open the
other vehlcle, cau.ed both 1uto1 to roU
OWJ" with Leonhardt'• oxnb~ to reet
upside cfo!rn In tho middle of the
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business repretentltive for Mmk:iana'
South c:oonty fire flglltert usin1 Union No. 7, Santa Ana, -.-hen
bulldozers and a wate.r tanker controlled c... will play at tlis fw>eral.
a fut moving brush fire Thursday lie had been employed u a musictln
afternoon in Niguel Regional Park before since he was a youth and wu
It could rage into nearty hills. particWarly well-known ln the Loi
. 'T'he firefighting effort, spokesmen said, Aniel es :irea, sald hl1 wtfe Jeanne.
held the blau: to settn acm. They had lived at 409 W. Bay SI., CM.a ·
Firemen flnit 11TlYed on the 1eene at MeM, for 11 yean. SUrv\von 1lto include
2:50 p,m. and worked for .an hour to a son Peter K. LofthouM, of O>st.I Mee.al
control the blaze In the new county de ughters Mrs. carolyn Hobbl, o
recreation or.ea· In Lagvna Ni guel. NtViOOry Park and Barbara LoCtbouff, of
No Park structures Wer(! damaged and New York ; h!t mother, ft!.n· Janet
no injuries resulted nmong the +o t.onhoueeJ of V11n N\O'S; a 1iller. Mrs.
fi refighters sent to lhe blaze. fluth llohman and two lfand:chUdren,
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H~rd Ha~ Salary Disp.ute
Puts Hurts on Consumers . . . . I
Bf JllOOG FRITZSCHE OOllllrucUcm com' oltrlbutablt to labor perte11tqe ol labor In totlll conltnlollcjn I
"· --~":'-..,lnd;:~lry"'"uni'ons __ .. vary, but 111 IOU1Cll asree with the costs varys, but ii well above 2' peretnl. ~ ----· -mm n by Variable lacOlrt in construclioa aro conlrlCtofl continue to nex their sun et a prlva\e rueareh 116lC)', rel.alive costl of the construcUOn au. ltld
ecooomic muse!" in Ille slandOlf in a the Buttau of ~atloaal AllatrL I pr1ce1 of coaalruclloa matarlllll. wblch .
new round"of wage tnc;reases, the squeeze Tbe IPDC1 turVtJ of . OODltNatJan are driven upwud by lnttadaa. he llld. I
involved wtll be felt in consumer COiia pouod the prleo of labor 11 more W!loll tho OOI! ot 111Ala'tall r1lll, tho ~. lllln ii ~t. rot1Uve 0011 , of labor propoc\lllllltoly i
Ora.nee County ~arpenters, cemerlt ~ P.aW Scbtnk, I a b or n1'Uonl drolil. ·
maaona and iaboms have been off lholr menqer tor tbll Bulidlq llldUllr)t ..,,. OOll ot new -. lie llld, could
jobl Since the buikling industry strike Aao'.ctatton, one of the eo11trectors in~ase by 10 to IO percent 11 a rMUlt ol
sprtad to Southern California July 1. groups ln the current negotiaUons1 said it the proposed wage irlcreases.
bogging do"'1 m.illioos of dollars in new Js more. A spokesman for anothtr local COllltrUcUoa! "That 25 percent figure may have been contractors group said the 50 percent
' Norlhem CanfGrnia ca'l"pl!nt..,., who good years and years ago When l went figure was clCMe to accurate.
had been on strike since July 15, settled into the conshucOon business," be said, But the 'increases in coltl of new
their dispute Thursday. The union ''but today It's more like 50 percent." / constructiou do not end there.
appruved a tl.75 an Jl our . one .!J-e a 1'.. 6 large Oran1e Cowtty contractor, who Existing dwellings become more
lncrea.-bringing their tQtal wage .and • ,did not wint to be named becalllle ol the expemive as lbeir replacement value
fringe ben~ package to $13.71 an hour. aenaiUvlty of tbe negotiations, said the rises.
In Oranle County, striking carpenters '
'Want $1.95 in wages E1nd fringe benefits ~-------------~-----------,
added to tbelr present $9.46 package.
~y have already turned down a
manapment offer of $2.90 in ri.~s over
a three-yeu period,
Meanwhile. contractors say they are pre.pared to break off their dealings with
the unions entirely and hire non-tmion
construction workers.
Meetlngs are scheduled next week, the
contractors say, to inform their
members at how to go non-union.
Ao Iii thll goe< on In the pubUc ,eye,
however, a growing nurnber of
contractors are signing "sweetheart" or
"short-form" agreements.
The coutfactors, faced by high intereil
rites which inc:re1se the cost of
COllllnlctioo during idle time. ... the.
interim agreementa u more ~mical
than waiting out what ~ay be a long
shike.
Under such agreements, the
contractors accede to wiion demands
pending iuolution of the strike.
So far, more than 2,000 Southem
California contractors have agreed to pay
carpenters the .demanded._$11.41 an hour
In wilge and fringe benefits, according to
Charles Trenta, secretary of t he
Carpenters Diatrlct Council of Orange
County. .
Tr<nta e~imatoa that l!O 1o ro poroent
of his members are already back at work
under such "short·form" agreements.
Of the sh m a j o r building industry'
unkm, operalini engineera, i.amsters
and iron workers have signed new
contracts calling for sit p e r c e n t
increases.
The coatracta, howver, contain °me-
too" clauses which call for equal raises if
.. her untona -higher.
--OI the portion ol
F ..... P.,.el
FRANCO •••
Initialed daring a visit of ~ of
Stato Hawy A. Klasln&er to Madrid
earlier thb month.
At about the same time ·the prince
sig.M the declaration, President Nixon
will allJll h ln Waalllngtoo, the sources
aaid.
The tnt of tbe official announcement,
which waa transmiUed by Ill Spanish
DeW1 apncles, said:
"Hla ~llency the Cbiel of State,
tiklng Into ICCOUlll the eourao ol bis
Hines!, baa lnltnJct<d the prime minister
lo lnlorm ParUament of ii, u .Upulatod
by Artk:ie It ol' the Constitution and the
law of the 151h of July 1rr1, under which
Hla Royal JDglmm Juan . Qorioo de
-y Borllon wW ........, the
lunctla of tho C1llel ol Stale."
Tllo lrtlde and Ibo law rehrred to
cover a temporary tram!er of powers.
Hikes Continue .
Orange County Prices Surge 0.9%
Frem Wire Ser~
Retail prices in OranJe and Los ~geles ~ties jumped another 0.9 per-
cent In June, the Bureau ot Labor statilUcs repoi'ted today. ,
Prices for goods pl)d aervk:es last month were 10.t percent . above thole
for a year ago. The conaumor pricos inclu reached a record hl1h ol Ht.I for the area.
meaoln& shoppen pold llUB for goods and terVtces last month that 0011 $~0
in 1967. • In ••• During the firlt half of the year, ~sumer prt~ roae 5. 7 percent w.
metropolitan area compared with 3.3 percent in the first half of um.
Tranaportftion coota jumped 2.3 percent In June from May. Health and
recreaUon lteiN jumped one percent and food prices O. 7 percent.
The price of fruits and vegetables rose 7 percent, leading the advance of
food prices but meats poultry and-fjsh declined 2.4 pertent. Prices of dairy
products w'.opped O.l ~rcent because of lower prices for American cheeae and
butter. · Housing costs iQcreased 0.5 percent and prices ol apparel and upkeep
items were 0.2 percent higher.
Cost of Living Up Agai~
For U.S. Consumer G-Oods
WASHINGTON (AP) -'lbe eo.t of
living roee one percent ln June as
sharply higher prices for a wide range of
CQnSUmet' goods and ae!'Vices kept oo
soaring, the government repol'Wlci today.
The t.bor. Deplrtment f i Cures
undencored the bleak econom1c ne'li"S
Thursday from the Commerce
Departmem which repcrted the economy
underwent one of Us most severe declines
since World War n ln the first billf d the
year.
The nation's ootp.rt of goods and
services -the Gross National Produ~ -
dropped for the secmd successive
quarter, the Coounerte Department said.
Some economists believe that two
comecuUve quarterly declines llhould be
considered a recession. OtbeJ: economists
feel other factors mwK be considered.
1be June rise In-the comumer price
index, annoooced today, was led by
hig'ber prices (or new and med cars,
medical care, mortgage interest costs,
household durables and freib-fruits.
Food prices roee a seasonably adjusted
three tenths of one perce11t, a rate
-sligtaly more than usual for JlEe but a
much more moderate JMC'e than any
other month this year with the exception
of April when food prices fell lour tenths
olooe pef'C<llts.
1be June increue in consumer pricei
works out to an annual rate ol 11
percent. For the three montha ending in
June, tho pece of tnnallcn aoanc1 at an
adjusted annual rate of 10.1 pon:mt,
according lo govomment filurel. ~ prices laat l110lllb roee to a
levti II.I pereenl, higher ~ a yeor ago
with the government'• index at 147.1.
·This mt81lt ii coot $147.10 to purchne a
variety c:l. conauml!" goods Ind l«'Vicea
that -$100 In 1967. Noofood Items rose an adjulted I.I
pereent, the sixth oooaecutive month of
rapid rise. 'Ibll WU 1 reflection rJ..
sharply hlgher prices at whol ... le wbidJ
have continued to IOlr 1ince price
controls were dropped April 30.
Also up sharply last mOllth were
eervice costs which rose one percent, the
same as in May.
A! has been the case for moot of
the 1J6s1 year, the sourt of tnllallon took
another bite out of the purc!Jaaing power
of 1he average productkm worker.
R<al spendable earnings, or take-home
pay adjusted fee ..... and inflation, fell
by lbree 1"11hs of ooe pereent laat month
to a level of 4.5 percent below a year qo.
Over the put year, the government hal
reportod real .p.ooable eamtnp mopped
every month with the ezceptlon ol. May,
September and July.
.-Summer Sale Continues
THIS WEEK FEATURING LEATHER
Hand Tufted English Glazed Sofa on display now.---
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage, Hickory Chair,
Shaffer Bros .. and many many more now reduced .
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DEAR PAT: I wouli!_ like to f1n4_ oYt
v.1lat is involved &cholas:tk:ally .for a
Ucensed Vocatiortal Nurse t.o upgrade to
a Registered NUrse. ·I've heard varying
!lories for several yean regarding
further educatjon, testing and challenge
reqWrements. Could you al!IO ten me
where I might write to inquire about
.these requirements and the state's
·testing procedure?
A.R .• Cotta Mesa ne lnfonrutlon you've be•rd varte1 ' • because the rlgbt l.O cballenge RN ~ co..-.es b baaed oa wUt yov ,.rt1ca1ar
: college allows. accordln& tt Mlcbel
Bajqy, R.N., ei:ecatl"e MCl'etary of tbe
C.Ufontla Board of Nanlllg F..dDCltion
aod NDR Retf1tntlon. 11ae asul
procedure for ID LVN going bal.O aa RN
·· program, Bagy 11y1, II for tlMI ltudeat
to complete reqaired adnneed RN
toRnel la aunlac 1Dd science. Sbe tben
may, submit lier trllalCript of credit• to
tbe bolrd, aDd Jf rtqlirementJ are met,
tM llcealinC eum llUIY be liken.
Complete Information may be obtained
by mtlog to tbe Beonl of Nanlng, 1'20
N. St., Room ua, sacrameato, CaUf.
15114.
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DEAR PAT: When I -my 19'71 Super Beetle in for lta :.t,000 mile check,
l was told that the cylinder heads were
loooe and a P>O to !400 repair job might
be required. I undentand lhat oil leaks
are an indication that the beads are
loose, and I com~ of oil to the
dealer before the warranty was up. I find
that 1968 to 1970 VW engtnes were built
-with improper alloys, and I ~ the
same thing is wrong with mine. In spite
ol. this, I can't seem to get any aat.11-
faction from Volkswageo. 1 C.N., Newport Buell
F.W. Doerr, eutomer aen1ce manager
~ for Volt1w11e•. el Amertcal,
•cbtwtedged that .-re wu 1 prHlem
.... Ille • ..., -.. Ille ....... ol Ille
ltll te 1171 VWs of Typet J, Z 1ad S IDd
&hit tllere !I llOW • "goodwOI" extension
ef w•rraallet: to cover ftPlln te prevent
lutlber .,,._, -~g. He 111d
Ute alloy problem exided bl Nrly
,,... ...... of 111e 1m Type s, or ,.,.
~ beet• •ad falt becb, bat • ltf:W'
• ..., ......... la die -pndactfaa
nm of Saper Bettles •ad Type Z.. or
m.Jcro.bas. Coaseqaendy, y09 will no& be
given any •dJastmeaC for repaln.
" Mtr< MO..
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-With Bated Breath
Frank Connier or the Associated Press doesn't
seemed keyed up about pending briefing of the
press by presidential press aides. Perhaps it is Cor·
mier's years of exper1ence or perhaps just the low-
keyed nature of t!le President's working vacation.
Cormier and other media members gather in the
Surf and Sand Hotel, Laguna Beach, each day for
bi:1efing. Cormier is the senior wire correspon.dent
with group. ·
More to Aspen than Snow
ASPEN, Colo. (UPI) -0 It en
d..cribed as a "small town with a lot of
sophlstJcation," this popular skl resort
has become one of the nation's biggest
drug s~gholds. And local officials are
worried.
The town, although actively tryi.rlg to
pre!tel'Ve its image as a wUKer ski
playground, got its biggest setback two
days ago with the announcement by
federal officim that Aspen was the
center of an lntematiooal cocaine
smuallng ring. , "&mo .,,..,.. wwried about the drug
problem bere,!.' District Attorney ~n
Waters llid. "And we're concenrating
most of our efforts on ridding the
commmllty of this problem. lt's a full-
time job."
Waters blames the town's increased
drug problem oa the fact lhat it Is a
tran!ient community which ••more and
more-young· kids .are dt.covering." He
doesn't -the possibility ol
organized crime but "we know that many
of the big men are not here in town."
• John .R. Enrigbl, regional director ol
the drug enforcement administration,
said an eight-month investigation
nicknamed "operation lnO'Wflake," cli-
mued with Ille ...... of 24 -in the Uniled States and Bosota, Colombia.
More arrests are apeded,
ffe said diugJ WU! being smuggled
into the coonlly and t>ken to Aopen
where they ...,.-diatributed to olher
parts of the natloll. , • I
The federal·drug·agent said 12.5 pounds
ti. pure ox:aioe was Riled and that jts
street value was estimated to be about P
million.
Enright says the influx of drug
tralllcken llld drup in lbe Aspen .,..
can be attributed to the hard·line law
enrorcement work being done in major
cities.
But Waters warned that "drug dealers
are beading to the wrong place if they
plan on coming to Aspen. Local
aulhoritieo are doing a good job of
proeecuti.n'g drug cases and o u r
cntckdown here is a Jot stronger than·in
large cities becaues we're a small
o:mmunity.''
UC Irvine Offer
$6 Million Low
By DOUG FRITZSCHE
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A new UC Irvine offer for purchaae of
Orange Courty t.tedical Center for use as
a teaching hospital is likely to be
rejected by county supervisors,
according to a county source.
UCI negotialors reportedly oRered $3.6
ntillim for the Medica1 Ce n t e r ' s
equipment, $500,oOo for acquisition of the
site and buildings, and an addUional sum
for consumable supplies.
Negotiations are apparently at a stand
off, with the county asking $9 million and
the wtiversity previously o f f e r i n g
$500,000.
UCI.Califomia College-of Medicine
. Dean Stanley van den Noori ref\15ed to
comment on the actual price offered the
county.
"Our negotiators made a preserutlon
of our position,"· van den Noort iald. "It
is one that, J feel, we can take to the
board of regents in good coaacience.
"'lbe proposal is now in the hand,, of
the <nmty and they are going to try to
get the feeling of the board of
supervisors."
An official answer Is expected within
about two weeks, be said.
The medical school negotiators made
the new offef' after a presentation last
week to a board of regents subcommittee
on the status of negotiations.
The UCI offer, van den Noort said, is
"about as far as you can go."
Throughout the negotiations, t h e
universi1y has maintained it needs
control of the Medical Center to properly
operate it as a teacbing hospital.
Funds budgeted !or expanskln of
medical teaching facilities are hinged to
an agreement being re~hed by the
medical school and the county being
reached by Oct. I.
Without an agreement giving the
unversity tit.le to the Medical Center by
then, van den Noort said, $43 million in
construction money will lapse.
The county, however, maintains that
setU~ for the $500,000 budgeted by the
state to purchase the Medical Center
wOUld be giving away public money,,
accordinl( to Ray Rhxles in Supervisor
Ralpil Diedrich's office.
The Medical Center, he said, has been awaioed at 118 millioo and the COW1ty is
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offering It to the university at a bargain
price.
Rhodes said he could not confirm the
amount of new unive~ity offer, but said
it would llkely be wiacceptable to the
supervir.ors.
None of the supervisors had seen the
proposal, he said, but the figure was
.!.'much lower than anyt1*1g the county ·
can accept." J
Regardless or who owns the hospital,
he said, the county will still have to pick
up the bill for care of indigent patients.
"They (UCI) have been telling ~e
'why d&sn't the county just give us the
hospital since ifs such a liability?' but
we're go_ing to keep the liability even i!
they have control ," he said .
The county loses between $4.5 and $6.5
million a year on the l\1edical Center; he
seid, and is forced to pay higher costs
because it Is used as a teaching hospital.
The university has used the medical
center under an alfiliation agreement
with the county since 1968.
'The medical school operation, he s&Jd,
costs between 10 and 40 percent more
than if the Medical Center were simply a
county hospital for care of the indigent.
Primary cost raisers, he said, are
special care units such '8S burn and
t.ramplant stctions and the additional
staff of medical interns and residents
maintained by the wllversity.
The Medical Center, Rhodes sa,id, bai
more than 500 beds at full ~ration, but
250 beds would be sufficient to care !or
the county's indigent patients. m county, he said, is paying tor
teaching coots which shoWd be home by
the state.
The next county steps, Rhodes said,
are Likely to be offering the university a
new affiliation agreement with more
advantageous tenns !or the county or
seeking pressure from 1egislaton in
Sacramento to break the standoff.
Three Hurt in Crash
GORMAN (AP) -A Greyhound bu1
driver and passengers are recovering
from injuries after the bus slammed into
the back of diesel truck on Interstate 5
south of Bakersf'ie1d, the California
Highway a>atrol llllid.
• ••• ·-• DEAR PAT: I bought a Moore-0-Matic
garage dor opener for $175 from Home
Improvement Services in Costa Mesa on
Nov. 17, 1973. rt dJd not work properly
" when it was installed and it took months
of service calls before the "bugs" ·were
worked out. t was told the unit had a
five-year guarantee, but l never received
a copy of it. Now, the opeoer isn't
working again and yesterday a neighbor
had to dismantle the mechanism so I
could get the door closed and go to work.
Horne Improvement Service has gone out
Experts Term Nixolis
Nuclear 'Gift' Dangerous ~CREEPlll CHARLIE 39c
"' of business, so it seems l 'm stuck with a
"stuck" door. Can I still get service from
another IOUtCO under the guarant..!
M.R., Cotta Mna
Coltl Me•'• Meore·O·M•Clc
hadqurlen baa contacted }W to
:' 1mnge for a aervfce check en tbe door's
.. mee11Ua11m. Neceuary repaln wlU be
• made-nd partt covered -mdrer-tbe
:~ glllnlltee wlll be 1&pplkd free of cbar1e. •• •• : $12.50 a..i .......... em-t
WASIUNGTON (UPI) -A group of
scientific and political experts on nuclear
bombs say President Nixon's decision to
equip Egypt and Israel with atomic
reactors is dangerous.
Testitying be fore a House foreign
·affairs subcommittee Thursday, the
seven professors said that ·each reactor
can annually produre «O pounds of
plutonium and that it lakes ooly -to
17 pounds to make a crude bomb. ·
In order to operate the reactors, they
said, EltYOlian and Jsraell technicians
wouIL1:i.ia.Ve~1o~leatn.Jiow to e¥r~
weapons-grade plutonium, and that once
they knew, atom bombs could be made
cheaply and simply.
Bomb Sus}iects Known
LONDON (UPI) -Scotland Yan! lw
ldentllled 1lree Belfut men as .....,....
in the bomblDi of lhe --jammed
Tower of London .and ordered a
nalimwide oean:h !or lllem, Brilifih
-said today.
On that basis. they sakf, Nixon's offer
was "Imprudent, unwise and possibly
reckless." ·
The poHtical 1CienliJIS said the United
Statelf should bargain for ratification of
the nuclear nonproliferation treaty @nd
other guarantees before a c t u a 11 y
fulfilling the offer.
MaJOO Willrich d the University of
Virginia Law &:boo!, who publlsbed •
book on the risks of nuclear theft this
year, argued Uiat Nixon had destroyed a
lonR-standing unwrit..., agreement by the
atomic powers--1bat the Mlddle East
would be kept. free of nuclear materials
until a political settlement was reached.
· Others in the group were pbystciN
George B. Klstiallowsky of llarvaN,
Henry Kendall of the Massachusetts
Institute ol Technology and Daniel Ford,
executive director of the Union ol
C.OOcemed Scientists.; and p o 11 t I c a 1
11C1enUsts Georp Ratlij"" ol MIT and ~ H. Queller and Lawrence R.
Scbe8lman of the' Cornell University
Peace -Program.
;: DEAR PAT: We bought a Philco Ford :~ consUe stereo in December 1970, and it
:. started giving us trouble the next
• summer. I paid $3S.50 for repairs and
;-wrote a complaint letter to Philco-Ford.
:: They wrote back saying llley'de, tried to
:: conlact me but couliln't; I told lhem
;: wbere I could be reached, but then pt no
;~ reply. We bad trouble 1galn early in 1973
:: and had K repalrod for $27.al. 'lb<n there
~~ was a problem with the needle and now s d Pil Lo ks •-t ;t =~e";.~j..:=~ si:1.i"=: I feel lJD . ay ot 0 .Ul 0
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:: D.J. Vemldl .r ftlleo'• c• mar ' · ::;:·~~=~ The.WorkEnVironment
Yoar ftnt bUl ftl for labor Oll)j:, llmce • ·
~ por1s...,.. .......i by Ille warnal)'.1"" . .
l< -bUI ""' fer porls ad labor Among '°II features to look for over the
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:I -Of ·-aa-aalhfactloo/' Best" in the Dally Pilot will be these: ~ bewutr, tile cempuy 11 relmbm'dll t NS l DE, 0 U TSlDE-Archltects, · _,n.•, Ille ---llle.lut.npolr'a porlL -plamm, office baalware sal...,......nd
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DEAR PAT: I ordered four HO model
: : train, Baltimore and Ohio raitn.d car•
'· lrome Tyco lnclustries lat Jonuary, Al' ~ lhougb my 121.50 check ...., cashed, I
;1 111111 don\ hn• lhe cars. My lelferl llld
;,, calls to tbe company seem to set no :t resuJb.
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J.G., Fomrtaln Vl!ley
Tyce b11 1t11t yov ,_. can. J •ceonllng to ll1e firm'• -tr
reladlltt deparimea& nprnntttlve,
~ 1llMIP • letttr from Tyco'• geHnl
·l m••aer aald e11rlter tbert •at • reconl
:-,ef ,.... lf'der. Tlte' "Jll'etell'8tll'e U)'I
Ille _,..Y mo"" In F""-f ad
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( Suaday's B4'st)
the white collar workers, themaeJves-
all lob a look at how the modem worttinc envminment sl!ould be designed,
bolh lnotde and ~· the olanl .•. two
stories by Daily Pilot stalfers , one by
Hiiary Kaye and ooe. ~Y Sherry Angel.
BRIDGE GAME-High bridge-low
bridge 90Und9 like a children'• pa.so.me ..
but In Newport Beach it ls the let'IOUS
Issue of vo'hether the Pacific Coast
Highway bridge should be ...,,1a...i with
a &aller one or a structure similar to the
preiient one, wbfch mtrlcts tall·rnasted
ulllng bolls from the Upper -say •
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Spokemnen for both ~des of the lame
detail their ca~ the F.Aitorial
Pages.
ODD COUPl.£-Tony Randall and
Jack Klugman are "featured on cover
and In covr story of this \\'tek'• 1V "'~• th&story reviews the (our.year nm
of the TV ..,;., which wasn't given
much ol a chance of even makin& it
through the fll'St aeuon, and 1190 gives a
rundown on the long history ol lhe "Odd
Coopk!" theotrical property in all Ill
many venion~
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Automotive writer C8rl Carsten.Jen
recently took a trip i.n a four·wheel-drive
vehicle through tile boonies of ~~J
destination San Blas and some gwu
waves for surfing. •te relates his 9ff·road
journey of 3,000 miles, ""'ing lhat !here
Is plenty of betr alon1 the vroy, bul
travelers 11hqU)d pack along their own
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lhlno ha-wilh the --ond ..., ...... lhis -al all P*ible -•• bod, ... eumple, the bl&l>est !Qb
tide oUbe ,_ ooly IOll niib!. -die
....... ol the --to 7.1 feel at ........ , 1:• p.m. 'l1llt kind al cmdltm
CaDQlllt~ Two uJ. ~Ylne the ........ al
Newport -a!WJlllled to nep!ato -b the O>ell lllgbwoy
a1 I p.m. They ripped up their D-
lllld lllllend -Injuries. a.nnc.. bmeath -bridcel .
lmd to Ylllllh -lqb tldoo .......
BEYOND THAT, no -lncidlnU wse repui kid from our btgb water at
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -The
new pemment ol Cyprus wu fUlhlnc' a
represmtaUv. to Unittd N at Io a 1
beodquartm today to .... port In tho
S«urity COOncll debate ... Cyprus. But
the councll went ahead with plans to bear
deposed Preoldelil 1 ~ I bl 1
aftemoonaallCbedaled.
Oouncll Pnaldent Javier Pora de
CUtUar of Peru said Makarloo would
speak aa the "pteSideDI of Cyprus." And
It was appartnt that the Soviet Union and
moat "' tho -1' memhen "' the """"'° w... not ..... to """'" lecltlmacy to -!rum the Gnek-led
-lhal dapoeed Ma!Wioa. However, Perea aald the 1 new .....,._.,man mllbl be baanl -
a COUDdJ rule 111owtn1 the appea.....,. of "penona wbom tt cOnlldera comptlent
... to supply it with information." He
cllled a ......... --to dllcuu ~ nq-lrom Nlcoall.
MAll:AKIOI'; WllO_.lled flUn
Cypru ... ......iay· a& Ibo llland WU
!Um -by Ill 11,-natlaml
guard and the l50 guard olfi,_ from
the Creelc army, arrived In New York from Loodon on 111unday. He told
newunen be want.I the council to
condemn the -and damand that .
Ibo rullni military junla In Alball .
wltlldraw the guard's Greek ol!lcera. The
U<bblabop •llllUWIY believed that the
nbtWan Would then Mll1p-,
A droll retolulloa dr<ulatlnc -
-"' the •••••ii -wKbdrawll ol "f<nlln ml ll tar 7
-1-'wvtnclntba .. -IUU'd" ol C7pru1. The Greek
....-lrled to -lhis all with a
promile to the """"'° "' Iba -Atlantlc Treaty ~ In -
-it would Nrt "..Plldn&'' !be olllcenwltbanewlfllUPolC....Ulna
. ,.,, daya. But ......,.,. UIUIDed !bit
11111, -make ... cbaDce In the -~ !)lplm>Mt Mid tbe Soviet Uok>n WU ......... _ .... Glwe,· wblle
Ille United -wu oppoaal to umiDa .
Ill NA10 all' cm w-territory tt baa
--ca>lidan Tltal. The ....... Aid Brb1n M wanted any cou n cl l
.-lutlon to ,._u.e Makarloa aa the
JecWm•te pnoldent "' ci--.
IN WA8111NG10N, State Deplrtment
offldail Aid lhoy believed -· -of retalnlnc ponr In (:ypnll wwe ubemely '""'*· But they uJ.d
Ille N!Jon admlnllllratlon wu wllhboldlng
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ID wrttq. Alq tbe -· Ibo Padllc lool: the IQb tide --ty IO
-IUolf ol a lot al Ootam. nu-the ocean pve us back a lot of
old ....... -lllld plullc loom .,....
~Panel D!!aws-Up
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-... bad dep>llled In it without
mudl thougtt or ceremony at euiier -· lali-lime O>ut Wllcbm have
-In reoeol ,..... tho 1-"' -1 lliOlp -that ""'1 to lie outside
TUltKISH 'LANDING CRAFT SAILS THROUGH MIDITERltANIAH TOWARD CYPRUS
lattlaFlaetsS.lled In 1"4and 1967Too-·ButNoW1rsToakPlace
.. ,_ Impeach Article
thelUrlllne all pi.... IJU San 0-te, 1-Beech w Newpot~ M opln
... tbla blih Ude, tho Padllc ~
that imp -lllll llve a H dumped
-· -"' the ll1ulf oa: ............ Jut•· JIEANWlllLE, ... had a t.Meol blall tide tbla mominc lltboqb II will lie
-......-toaiCht al 1:111
o'do<t. Pleue do not try ta --th any low lwl>or -,.. llonl about that
time tmipt.
All lhis bl&b tide ""-baa diverted ...,,. attmtim away !rum the beayy llUlf
-1eacod -lhis week.
.,__ by the -Of -
--In ouch mallen, k baa beOfl
-that ...... "' lllz to -feet wwe cWtcMnc the 1urtlnc let
Illinois Propane Tank Car
Explosion Rocks Citizens
DECATUR, DI. (UPI) -A propane
taol: car eaplooim foll to mn .. away
-downtown ~ IOday ond
-.-mtlon "' all -within three llqUltt miler lllOlllld !be bunllDi
Norfdt and w..-Rallroad yard.
Mlracu)ously, there ...... ... eor1y
'l1IE BLAST AND fiameo "'"'
repir1ed ta have damaged an ..... or
rlllrood hotel lnllde the yard whefe
trainmen from """· Ind., St. l.Gui.t lllld
ancago -l!pt!ld lbe Dlibt.
Russ Police
Equipment
Show Stalls
WASHINGTON (AP) -Joa Secretaey
ol Commerce Fredridt B. llmt goes
before a Senate pual invelllpUng
export eonlrola, oome American flrmll
aro repir1ed to be ha"'ln( out al a -eabl-of...,..._ pollca
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe -
Judiciary Oommittee bu tracod tho
e-al poUUcal apyln( by President
N!Jon'a White -atatt from deep
concern bver Jeakl about. nuelear anns in
19111 to the Ellaberg and Watergate
bruk.W.
-In five volumea -which form the
-lnlllallmtnt In Ill rele111e al
evidence gathered In lls lmpetehm"11
Inquiry -the CCMDmlltee dalcribed
incident& of wiretapping• and
survelllanoe of newsmen, officials, Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy (D-Maaa.), ond the
Prel6dent't own brother.·
W-oy and Ihm ~-I any-thoalomnmU tidoo -.
reprts ol deltba. At -IOI -"'"' ....m lw lnjarla at l1lo Deco..,
bolptt'"
A fire~~ Mid two con, one cmtalnJng liquid ,,_ and
the clber LP po, .....-in the
-2 'danctr a:ine" but ptber d•npt"QUI ~
-.,.,.. ...... -.. aalety.
lllld ~ tqall*'•~_,,c.~ _ _,AS _ _llL_EAllLIER. _.......... the
0 We bavt I dllute!' br!r'e IDd. elll!ft
'11111: UNINMATICD -all: bow GOV.D.INID.Walll!r..ued1111alllllt have -JJW11..JnJUI<d,!!...sai<La 9L
the &lrf'mr Set !mows -!be bl( al the AmJy -Guard to Wlil fire Mary'a llolpital spolresman. B y
--an aolnl to lll'rive llonl ,... and polloe ofllcW• -.....iar. St. Mary's ond Decatur
AA e • e cut l v e al a New' .J....,. oommittee lllmply pve !be lnformalioo
compeny that mam.t~. mobile ~received, but st.Med DO
-lallo·Ald-... 'lllinday lllll-ln ·----. -~ ---ine. More lhu live boun alter !be 5:111 -lloapltal had tnated ,,,...
Well, you con IOI u 111111J _.,. lo a.m. esploaion. flremon ba1lled lllmes lbln 100 pel-111011J of-""""""'
After lit -bearing-..... the !.,..,..,. call --... the -Of committee II. meelilll laday to belin
a Cblco1D flnn budllna arraopmmta Olllllldering -Ille a r t I c l e a . of
that one u,.. .,_ -· I bow lhll ...,. a blod:wide area Inside Ille yard !rum IDjurlea .. -by lum or ll)'inc .,. watcrlclQOCMype wtro d•lml the ""'1 wtiUe • potioo dlncted .. _.... of the ai-'
wtl1 come up -an old Son •Frandlco .._ dlltzict ol this central llllnob · At l-lour,.... -to ~ ----caL-Jie com._ ... _. ~ -c!!Y "' 11,500. . f<r opeciaJ -In Ibo burii 11>11 ol
Impeachment. drawn up by Ill llleff.
(
· '. ~ ) Cbalnnan Peter W. Rodino Jr . .JD-N.J.),
IN,SH~RT:.. ~ ~f.!..ooi;;':i!.:"1:"°'1~ ..._ __ .... ___ ..., __ _. Nixon's impeachment to the Houst.
I tblDk Middle SOn the surf Is "some propane cars exploded" bolt that f<r the trade lh>w had e 1Pre11 • d -II -1urn15 A lll!Cnlary at the railroad ollloe Aid Memo<1aI HOlpltal
cm !be rile wbeli bis bit< toe adies. the .....,1 of damage ..... yet to be THE AR&\ WHEllE Che b I a 1 t concern over the -
--that -· cmdltloaa-can ... __ -occumd-11 mootly-indultrlal-bolt lnclUlllt--Participation by U.S:-companles to-lbe --odor' a:n.-. ~' ameU of the tea.. What Ear&r, a raf1rold i!pOkefl•>M 11'-:1, leWJl"ll trailer pub. Tbe downtown area Aug. 14-21 show, "Krimtet!m.ika '74," bu
· ·-~·· "'!be nllroad yard 11 o"'•Wriy II lomted _. 21> ·mlJeo bun the Otben, boweoe1, n-. Newpan Beech qulled,aileutadtytJlocl:_...," rallyard. be<nallackalby~~of
-Safely !ll.-Bob Real, -· the ~ admlnlltra!lao'• detenle
the "°"1tlftc •PlftllCb. Reed plota _policy, who aay the ecj1il......,t -id be
-a1 -o11 s.ja CalllonU. ,,_ T /[" _ _ ~·--11 .. "' * aart ·-1 ... , he wo ummonauts 747 Jet T ~"es -aca1nst c11-11 1n the s.viet -· For eumple, Reed 11 plotting ~o Uom ond other COmmuollt natillla
.,. al theoe Padfle -.ipa rlgla now. R Earth
Ho predicll we -be In ... oome 11>-etum to w=ng Sectto• n • Strip ,. ..... foot breUen this wry weektnr' •
AU. Tlll8 8CD!NCE 11 grand . WASHINGTON (AP) -'!'be -bao ~ baa -.... ayatem they After l\'lission SYDNEY (UPI) -• A Pan rejected lllrfp minln( bllla favored by
,_by. I mn have my own. · American 717 jumbo jet IOM a ....,..u of the cool lnduatry onc1
I ....,.uct ""'1 oondltiM& from a MOSOOW (AP) -Soviet coomonauta -al Ila wine Ill(> dlJr1nc Ila "1Vl......malllla ond turmd 11 a vantage point along Pacllic OOa.11 f!nll appniadl lo s,.iney altport fflRblraY. P...i l'Opovi<h and Yurt Artyukhln laday, airline oflldlla Aid. attention to a com_,ite.
11111 lland IRll there and count the safdy aoft·landed their Soyuz H -The 11 feet by ·39 inclieo The -llral wled down, 2SO to 116,
...,,.,.,. al Volkawagens nuhlng by whldr craft on the steppes "' Kazakl>Un fl>. alumlnlDD ftap -away from the on Tbunday a bill that """1cl ba"'
blve -.its lashed to the root. day, ending a -week --alr<nll, l'litlht II !ram Loi-~..iabllabad ralaUftly mlld-lllrfp -mllllna U,.. pt very many with four OOardl lbe SilYiiUI 3 spaoeoi-y. ~ via N_., aa Ibo Joi was -_ k r_._.. _ to • a en top, it'• going to be • very large day • The pvernment DeWI lpnc)', Tua, ... Miine at 3 000 feet over .llRQ n. ..,_.-.., -I
alooC the ...rune. said the two men (llidal their cnft to heovlly -1&1"11 iub..tJa -ol blll by auk-tallatB to pllla out t-... 124 miler -of Ibo Sydney. llrlp mlninl completelJ,
Tanaka to Canad:a
OOTAWA (UPI) -J-Prime
-Mlnlitir Kokllel Tallllka wtl1 mlt Canada
r.. -cloys beglming Sept. 23, Prime ~linioter Ptem. Ellloll Trudeau said
!Oday,
Bllil:oour launch pad where they bepn Tbe captain al !be llit<nlt aald
their flight July 3. tbe -WU lilbt ond would
The flight was co111idared a vital tell In bml -la Ibo .,.....S. lie Aid
prepantioo for next year's ..-!be to. al Ibo flap, -!rum
Soviet-American apace miaa1on. --m.mllnlDc the wine oedlon
Popovich ond Artyukbin wen rOpeltod when Ibo flap mom out, did not
in "&QOil" cmdlllon afl<r • _, afh!:& tire ~·· landlll(.
team reached tbem.
Gull Coast States Wet
Flash Flood Warnings Posted in, South DCikota Area
• MATK)titt.L wt.t.tllll &11\ftCI fOttC•SI .. 1rM Ill, •JO·~ .
IM .. AMlKWO<AJI•
..... ~ ..... ...._ ... m!J..,_.tt -. flOW
........ AW , .
The Senate baa lfvm flAal
......-,11 appnvll to I IDllCb-
deliafei! bill that ~ thii lidii'al
_.,.o11eptlldtatba--an
lndepondBlt l!Oftl'lllllllt cmporatloa.
The Senate piMed the mMllll't, '11 to
19, Tbunday and -It la Pr-I
Nii:on, who Md vttoed a bill on the lllDe
subject In 1'11 ., ..-Illa -over Ibo eorporatlon -aid be -,
llmlled.
eNY AtMllt
NEW YORK (AP) -Mayor Abraballl
D. Burne uys he knew 1n 1'72, when he
wu comptroller, tllal "'11llona of city
dollara .., depoalt In -were not
Haled In bit ........ta. But ha cUflon with
an outsde audit on the amount.
Tbe audit, the -cammlllloned by ...-1 tlomptroll .. -I . Cloldln,
lndlcaled on 1bunday lha1 -Beame
hit ofllea to -mayw '"' Deo. 21, 1m. tbn .... tit milllon .......
dapoalt -... relflllend In 111•
ledpra, "" clalma oal7 .. mlllloll .... milllnl-
In ,.lated developmenll:
-The proteCUtion in.trod u c e d
bondwrlllen_Jllltu al Callfomla U.-Gov.
Ea Relrieclte into evidence at Reinecke'•
perjury trial. 1be notes established dates
of. converaatlons betw~ Reinecke and
former attorney g..,..11 John N.
Mltchelt, but llid an rrr anttrust cue
-the Wbject ol Iha alleged perjury -
wasn't mentioned.
-Pretidenl Nixon vowed to defeat the
impeachment move and aerve out b1I full
Wm. He · apoke by long ~
telephone-. s.n aemen1e, 1o a dinner
held by the Na-1 cttlmts Committee
for fairneu to the Presldency in
Wublnilon.
-VICE PllE8IDENT Gerold R. Ford oatd In Grand Raplda, Mich., II WU -ble that dllfetiJl,li transcripts would be !Dlde ol pre1lden.lt1I
... -and ...... could be lllo pertenl' aure wbleh ventona are-moot
accurate.
.Betld 'em Vp
Tbe -Judldary Cammlltee -'
-tho bllllory "' Wblte -. llln'tillaoee lrom wly. May, 1111, -
ltAid~-·-"
wlrelappln( "' offtclal1 ond ........ mispecled ol invol......t In ...., leaka.
One leak Involved the u . 8 '
N. Korean Guns
Fire on Jetliner
Full of Children
HONOWW-(UPI) =-A -
-J<lllner, !lr.cl -by lloo;lh
Korelll -· ..... landed _.,. IOday wltb 111 ~ -..t.
Tbe 7ff/, -·-ently .... not bl!,
.... !be tarpt "' -tmn 30 ...-
Iller taklnl all !rum the Seoul Klmpo
Alr)>oft, •coonllnc .. the ICorun llef-
Minlatry.
0 Some ol the Pil were teared," •kl
Dale Lockman, 17, • JOUlh' (l'OllP ·-from Malayllla. "Mooi al tlrem -.
praying."
-Tbe-jet-.... -"" a optdal fll&l>I
dw'IAlnd by !be -Field Service lntemMlailal acholanl1lp ..........
A deleme Ministry....._., aald Ille
plane .... lbot • -al !be Han River -..,,, tD mlleo ... 111-of Seoul. Tbe
r9(loa fonnl a -truce frmt between the two Korea.
Lockman aid !be --placo -15 -alter takeoff • Ht mid the cnlt -and nunbled and !be pllol told Ibo,,._.,. to "keep
calm. Do not panic.'
Lockman Aid moot ol Ille puatftl<fS
were UDIWlre d. what WU blppenq.
He aid the pllol ........,.,.i lhol
'"lnredmdcal difflcultiel" had occurred·
and Ibo plane .... NIUmln( 4o Seoul.
Lockman Aid ODly five (l'OUp leadt<I
"""' told -had takm placo . Thelma Brown al New Yori<, the
chaperone, said ft hlid..!!no clue" that
!be plane ... o..d on.
Cowhand• drove 375 bulldog1lng and roplnJ Ileen down a frontap1 1
road on lnllnllte 20 Thuraday In Cboyenne, Wyo., for uae In tht
world's rlcftell nxllo, C)ioyenne Fronller Days which be'alns Sallll'
day. The steers were driven 30 miles for the lair .
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Is In progress
we announce
that all sale merchandise·
Is reduced to s~ off or greater. .
All S31e merchandise is from our .
existing inventory. We think vou
wilrfind a good sel.ection to
choose from and look-forward
1-_'._ _ _j:o..sJ:IDllJ:lQ-.YOU.
Please be sure of sizes-all ~les
must be final. ~
Fflday, July 19, 1974 DAILY ~ILOT S
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Orange Count11 Too
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Hughes' Gifts Told l
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a ,. (;,.f/• 1,r//ftr f'I/
Wrought Metal Swing
for Lawn or Patio
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Assessor Phlt Watson, $350 Ralph Cla rk and ~ to the I
each t.o Orange County state Senate De mocrat icf
supervisors David Baker and ~mittee. I
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Setback at Saddlehack
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Partlal paralysis has struck the ten-year building
program at Saddleback College as result of an incredible
spiral of construction costs which is logjamming re-
quests for state aid. _,
The state's Public Works Board, which has bee11
helping Saddleback finance a permanent campus to re-
place a score of relocatable units, recently turned down
the school's request for aid for a proposed $3.7 million
music-arts building.
The reason was that when the bids came in the
lowest of the lot stood at $5. 75 million -a staggering
79 percent over budge~.
The school has until 1976 to find alternative funds
for the building, which would be the U1ird permanent
structure on campus.
Trustees are in a di strEfssing bind. College campus
buildings should stimulate, but obviously they cannot
fall into the category of monuments. They must have
permanence and they must be functional -but .they
can't. cost more ~ban the· money available to build them.
Somewhere in the middle' o( all that, trustees have
to try to find acceptable alternatives for a superior and
educational system.
Using 'Found' Money
' Laguna's school budget contained a welcome" sur-
prise for school board trustees and taxpayers alike -
the school district has nearly $540,000 left over from last
year's budget rather than the $300,000 projected.
The district administration has earmarked these
"found" funds for increasing teachers' salaries, boosting
eleplentary counseling and avoiding 1other items sched·
uled to be cut fr~m the budget. •
Missing from the first batch of publicly ·~nnounced
reinstatements, howeve,r, is the staffing need for the
innovative educational programs at Top ·Of ' tht W~rld
and Thurston Intermediale schools. •
Those programs appear to warrant high priorit1 ol
the now available funds. The School board should IN·
that innovative programs are not killed in the naDll of
budgetary crisis. ..
Skateboarding Dangers'
In refusing to ban skateboarding from city streets,
the Laguna Beach City Council has refused to look care-
fully en.ough iiito a serious safety hazard.
Opposing the board ban was Councilwoman Phyllis
. Sweeney, who correcUy observed that the law would
put.pplice officers and youngsters into constant conflict.
Councilman Jon Brand support~d the ban, also
correctly observed tllat skateboarders are a danger
to themselves and others as they careen down steep and
busy Laguna streets.
Both arguments have merit and considerable sub-
stance, but that doesn't mfian the matter cannot be
resolved.
The answer may be simpler than council members
imagined. A survey of city streets could show where
skateboarding is a defined hazard, and skateboarding
on those streets could be prohibited while other areas
are left open to the sport.
Just ti.s certain beach areas are closed to board surf·
ers, so certain dangerous streets should be closed to
skateboarders.
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Folks Like This
Shoot P:riees Up
Dear
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?ttaude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been coUrftiog on the
cracked oilcloth table cover and in her
old eye"S v.'3s the delight of a Young girl.
"I done it. Jud! I done it!" she cried.
"l saved me $3.95. Now I can buy them
~gham curtains I been hankering for
all these years." , .
Her husband frowned. "It 11.•ouJiln't be
right, Maude." be said. "1 seen -by tbie-
p ape f s down at
Appalachia Corners
w h e r e this fella, .
Herbert Stein-he 's
the chairman of the
President's Council
of Economic Advis
ers -says inflation
ain't the govern·
ment's fa U It. It's
our'n."
"What did l\'e do now, Jud?" asked
Maude, her shoulders sagging.
"We been living too high off the hog,"
said Jud. "We got to cut back. Trouble
is, v.·e got expensive tas\es."
"I hadn't noticed." said ~1aude.
"See, It creeps up on you ,'' said Jud.
"Now you take ten years ago. v.·e lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, v.·e live in a $6000
one."
"But v.·e ain't even mo\'ed, Jud."
"I know. But v.·ould you be happy living
in a cabin. only· half this good? See?
Without even knowing it, you got yourself
<iccumstomed to living in an expensive
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house.''
"I RECKON you're rieht, Jud," said
Maude nodding.
-.. same with food, Maude," said· J~.
"Used to be you were content v.iU. a •·
cent sack of Dour and ~ent slice of ~g
. back. N<>w you got to have a dollar-sack
and a 70-cent slice."
"But we ain't eating no more, Jud."
"But we're buying more expensive food
on account we got more expensive tastes.
And it ain't just us, Maude, it's folks
everyvdiere. Mr. Harkins, down at the
bank, he told me he died to t«Jy $50 suits
and drive a $2000 car. Now be ain't happy
less'n he wears $100 sulta and drives a
$3000 car. And he ain't happy with them
neither."
"Poor man." said liolaude.
"Next. he'll be l'·antinJt $200 suits and
$4000 cars," said Jud. "It's like a fever.
No telling where it'll stop."
"Alaybe that government man's right,
Jud."
"Sure he is," said Jud. "It ain't ~
government's fault folks got expensive
tastes-living ln expensive houses. eating
ex:petlSive foods, wearing expensive
clothes, driving ezpensive cars. We got to
What former LaRUDa Beach Police
Chief J. J. Kelly and his Wlder-
cover squad couldn't do, Recreati<>n
Director George Fo\.rler and his
volleyball and tot lots have done -
that i's. move the Laguna gays off
their Pi-fain Beach nestihg ground.
S.S.T.
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give up this craziness and go back to the .
old ways."
"I'll try, Jud. But l don 't reckon a SO.
cent sack of flour ~'OUld last us from
breakfast to supper. _Meantime," said
J\faude, hopefully, ·~you think I could buy
my gingham curtains?"
"AINT YOU BEEN listening, Maude?"
said Jud. "You want to wreck the wbole
consamed economy'!" · '
"Well, I still think the government
ought to let me have my curtains."
"And there's another reaaon," said
Jud. "I SS\\' 'em in the window down to
Puniy's and thergooe up to $6.95."' Ptfa~slowly scraped .the penniea',of!
the i;able wi!b a siP. "Well, maybe il'n 1·
keep saving, some day , •. " -
Jud put a gentJe band on her thin
shoulder. "See \vb,at eiJ)ensive taste! you
got? You used to banker after $S.95
curtains. Now you hank.er after $6.95
ones. You sure can't blame the
government for that."
Vesco Auwgraph Beats a Mitchell
WASHINGTON -What's in a name? b .
Plenty.· u you're collecting or 9elling JACK AN ERSO~J Watera:ate autograph.a, a f~ that may--. -D 'J.,
soon rival digging up old Captain Alarvel
comics or Nazi v.·ai souvenirs.
A prize bargain in this nev.• hobby is an
envelope 11gned by indicted ex-Attorney
General John Mit~
ell, and bearing a
first • day • ol • ~ue
Law and Order
stamp. tt's only $IS.
Souvenir Nixon in·
auJCUral envelopes
siwied in happier
days by White
House aides H. R.
Haldeman or John Ehrlichman, cost $25. Rose J\1ary \\roods'
name oo an envelope comn1emoraling
the President'• trip to Russia goes for
$10. Her signature on ·an 18-mlnute blank
piece of tape would probably bring a
fortune.
A Bill of Rl&)lta' stamped envel~
signed by Senate WatergaW! chief
counstl, Sam Dash. COits $ I .
Unacco\Ultably, one signed by bis pipe-
smoking min<rity colleague, F r e.d
Thompson, brb\gl .110.
AN AUTOGJlAPH by f o r m e r
Commerce Secretary and Nixon fund ,
raiser Maurice Stans, recently acquitted
in a felony case involving workl
securities trader Robert Veaco, costs $1$.
It's on a World Trade stamp CO\'el', That
is also the pr-fee ·of a Nix~ Inaugural
envelope signed by the man Nixon forced
out as Attorney General, E 11 i o t
Richardson.
An inaugural cover bearing the
signature or the President's v.•heel cr·
dealer brother, Don, costs $10. Special
\Vatergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski,
and his predecessor Archibald Cox's
signatufes on covers also fetch $10.
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An autographed photo of the first
.Nixon cabinet, starring dlabarred fonner
Vice President -Spiroa'Agnew;--costs $!0(t.
And a picture of supreme Court justices,
bearing their autographs, ii a bargain at
$50, now that they are dicidini whether
Nixon can refuse to give up evidenct.
TWO OFF-BEAT items bf in g
premiums. One is a 1971 Jetter for $35
signed by astronaut Donald Slayton
saying that " .. , . I k(low of no plans
to send the President into space in 1976"
... Anoher is a siKOed photo of My Lai
murderer Lt. W'llliam CaUey, which
goes for $75.
W ASIDNGTON WHIRL: S m a 1 I
Businets Administrator Tom Kleppe not
only has a chauffeur-driven limousine, he
had a c~auffeur~riven golf cart at a
recent outing. The SBA, in a sudden
preu release after we inquired, insisted
the chauffeur helped Kleppe on his own,
not the taxpeyen' time . . , Salty old
Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover rrecently
was given a $90.70 cue of Harvey'11 Bris-
to1·eream Sherry by a General Electric
,.bigwig who cautiously ordered his
messenger to deliver it "ln plain brown
\vrapper so its cootents can 't be
klentifled." GE -is a major Navy
contrat'tor, but Rickover, who was
married three months ago , eiplained, "It
must be a ~·edding present. I drink only
ginger ale."
To bring Vlelnameie orphans to the
U.S. for adopting~ pereats, stewardraes
!tom Pan-Am and United are taking a
11.'cek of their vacations to travel to
Salgoo and back. The airlines provide the
travel, hotel and meals. The maidenl of
mercy provide the tender 1 o v I n g
care .. , The sur~ General'• 1Mual
report on smoldng and dilease w11s
delayed six monlhs, allegedly because of•
pressure by the tobacco b a r on 1 .
Noneense,' sahf a federal .spokesman, It
was only a "buruucratlc snafu." Vet,
the repon was hutily art loooe the d•y·
after our query.
Don't Count Jackson Out_
WASHINGTON -Sen. Henry M.
(Scoop) Jack90n's quest for the presi-
dericy may not be u hopeless as It seems.
At the moment his chief competitor is
Edw2rd M. Kennedy. whose wlnerability
has been re-emphasized by an artJcle :n
the New York Times J\.fagaz.lne on the
drowning of a friend, Mary Jo Kopechne ,
in a car which had been driven off a
bridge at Oappaqulddick Island. 1'f8S3.,
by Se~lor Kennedy five years ago.
Kennedy leads the polls 'with his star
q111lity Juster in contrast to Senator
Jackaoo's more pedestrian appeal. But
the tac£ that Sena·
tor Kennedy's be·
havior before. dur-
ing and after the
tragic accident can
be made into a raS-
cinatin,it my st ery
story at even this
late date suggests
that potential durinq
the heat of a presi-
dential campaign.
The Times article leaves th e
impression that touch about
Chappaquiddick waa cover~ up. The
questioml remain about \Vhat Senator
Kennedy did in the IO-hour j:!eriod after
'he· escaped from lhe submerged vehicle
in which J\-liss Kopechne \\'83 tr.upped.
THERE IS no point revie\Ying any of
this, nor indicating any judgments abont
the adequacy of Senator Kennedy's
oerfonnance or his explanations ol it.
The 'signiftcant point politically Is that
Cha~qui~ick ~es more pertinent
as public 1pprehen!ions increase about
coverup and what it reveals about those
a0cused olll '
Senator Kennedy's reaction has been to
pull d<>wn the curtain. He says he has
told all .he· knows, leaving some aspects
which he cannot wholly explain clothed in
mystery. Thert att no tape recordings of
his conversations with his friends before
dUrlng and after the hieident.
How heavlly'·thls will ~·eigh on the full
scale of Seriator Kennedy's record Is
beyond rational measurement except µi
tenns or !ht public opinion polls which he
lead!.
JN AIL likelihood, Senator Kennedy
would be nmning against Vk:e-Presklent
Gerald R. Ford, whose pre9e11t poliUcal
aim in life Is to establish a reputation for
90(kf rectitude. This potential will ha\?e to
be taken into consMieratlon tn o(fering a
candkfate against Ford.
So long as that is ~ cue, Senator
Jackaon has a chance.
His other com~ltors. -cannot be
extended at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov, GeOrge Wallace and Sen: Fritz
~londale of MJnnesota, aiffer, from some-
thing less \ban universal suppOrt.
Senator Jackson has devised an
issue-oriented campaign not depending
too heavily on his per90Rllllty except in
the senae that he seriOusly discusses
W IC!lc•
pOW °TQNaS
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(rucHAIU> wn:so~
' serious affairs and thm conveys an
impression of competency. He can be
debated v.•lth ·on serious ttnns by those
\Vho disagree with him. To the be,st. of•
any public p.owledge, there is nothing to
sully bis record.
This could prove to be . what the
Dernocrat4 will have to have 'in 1976,
rat~r than a more glamorous figure
whose. behav)or under atress can in llOme
respects b$J cunpared to· President ·
Nixon's. President Nixoo, too. suffered
some ~ of a lapse v.·hile unpleasant
events ~·ere taking place_ in his
proximity.:
JN VIEW of the revivability or
Chappaqukldick at inconvenient .times,
and also considering the natk>nal
sensttlvity to cover·up, it may be that
Senator Kennedy will find It expedient to
expand on his previous· e1planaUons.
'Mlis, of cOOrse, would be b o t h
unpalatable and dangel'OWI, and be will
probably have to v.·eigh whether silence
is more damaging thilrl expansiveness.
But we seem td 'have a new political
climate in the country calling for talking
abotit things previously considered better
.rorgotten. ·President N i x on , on ~
reconsideration. might have better gone
the hang~t route, whether it was too
late or not. .
Qn the other. hand, nobody would have
given a nickel ·for Senator Kennedy's
J>!'Sidential chances five years ago, ana since that time he has undergone a
considerable po I .I t i ca I rehabilitation.
Adverse events, however, seen1 to linger
in the public mind longer than might
have,been thought fjve year1 ago.
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'File Certainty of Prison
. In the· U.S., if yoo commit a serious
ctime you will spend a longer time in
prison Utan you \11-'0Uld in Ena:land. But
your chances of going to prison are -ten
times greater ln England than here.
Reflect upon. these t~'O st8teinents
above, and you will tee why the crime
rate iJ, far lower ln England than in
the U.S. It ii not the de~ree of punish-
ment that is deter·
minative, but the
certaiJity or punish-
ment.
.. This is why those :t Americans who call
for hlrsher penalties •
and longer sentences ·
are ltfaaplng t he
stick by 'the Wl'Ol'l$t' end. What does it
matter how Jong a aentence we prescribe
for a certain crime If the OOdl over-
wbelmlngly fivor no .entence at all?·
rr IS swiftness m:1 at. :mess 1.f
punishment that deters criminality, not
length or har~. Our harsh sentences
are rnoatJy illuaory ii only 5 per cent of
defendants have to serve them; and this·
5 percent consists mostly of the dumbest,
the poorest, the youngest, the least
experienced.
Where we need refonn is r.:>t with
''toucher'' judges or Neak:r prisons,
but with the whole preliminary
process of booking llld charging and
plea-copping and crowded calenders and
pollticSUy connected lawyers a n d
crooked cops and rotten ,gun laws and all
die rest· of our foul~up system.
A YEAR sentence Is deterrerit enough
for most Jawbreakefl if they are It per·
cent sure that If they are caught they wUJ
be '4!M to the pokey. And a ten=year
sentence Is not effectual If they are 90
percent IUl'e they will be let off or put on
probation. Professklna1 criminals, like
Quotes
"This iJ information on which one can
make an evaluation. It should cx:.me to
lhe attention of the public." -House
Judiciary Committee Chairman Ptttt w.
RHIM Jr.1 0-N.J., after the commlttet
decided lo reveal moet of the evidenct
received in lta Impeachment Inquiry.
.. There ~ Just no one man 11mart eflOl.l8h to be a dome9tlc Klo;slnger." -
Prelidentlal advi1tr Kellllfflli R. Cole, on
a SUQ'.tstlon U.t tomeone of-'thc stature
of Secnitary ol SI.ate H~ry A. Kissinger
be 11111~ ao spur action on home !ront
Jl<Ql>lems.
( SYDNEY HARRIS )
professional gamblers, always play with
the .odds : it is only amateur~ who play
against them.
Per.90tlally, I am not convinced that
priaon really "deters" anyone except the
penon who y,.-ouldn'L do it again anyway.
But as; long as most people think
otherwise, we should at least have a
judicial system that puts criminals away
~Ith disrpayini; predictability, as is done
1n England. What we have now Is a farce
that is ferocious in its intention! and
Jmpotent in its execution. ,,iNo seasoned
lawbreaker is fearful of tflfs straw man . ..,
ntJS IS "'here the hard-Hne "law and
order" people ought to concentrate their
efforts, not on attacking the bench for
being ' "soft" or the pri90ns for
"Coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
charges, since (as I mentioned at the
beginning) our sentences are longer than
in England, and our prisons at least as
gr~ as any in the civilized world.
"I'bere is little respect for law in the
U.S., because the law itself does not live
up to its commitmehts; ii! end iJ not
justice but convenience, accommodation.
a good-looking record for the district
attorney, and a bargaining·away or rights
tb(lt mates it easier to commit more
wrongs.
OIANM COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed, Pld>Usher
Thomas Keevil, Editor
Barbara Krtlbic~
Editorial Page Editor
nte editorial ,-pqe ol the Daily
Pilot .fieeks to inform and «tlmUlat•
~ by prn;enUnc on this pqe
divene1conunentuy'on toplCI bl tn-
tft"tlt by Qo:ndtcated cohunnlm ....
canoonlst.-, by Pf'OVidh1S a forum for
~· view1 and by prntnl.UW thl•
newspaper'• Opinklns and ldeu on
('llrttn\ topb. The edttoriaJ. ophlionl « the b.£1y Pilot apPear only m the
edl&ortal column at the 'top ol 1he
-pace. Opinions e~preatd by the l'll)..
umnista and c1noon.1.-t1 and lettirr
wrlten are their own and no endQne..
merit ol their Vl"'1 by 1.M DaUJ
PUor1houkl--~
Friday, July 19, 1974
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·' The exact expression painted into'lllfl faee on an Ori-
ginal portrait ii jU1t about lmpotib.le lo repajnt in a copf·~ •
That fact II saJd to.be re~nslble for the·~~
more counierleJJen than . iriy other lipgle llilng. NotJiliig
Is more.apt to alert you to a ph>ny bill than the Wlfanalf.
iar way the character thereupon 'looks bdck at you. TJVlN8 have been bom u much
uamoatbapart.
JOHN PAILIP SOUSA'S "d<llnlUon
of I iooc:t march: "It abou1d make 1
mm with a wooden leg step out."
llAllD TO BELIEVE • that three
out of toUr car drivers natklnwide
never tromp on the high btlms of
thelr head.lamp1, isn't it? Such be ·
the ftndiq:s in one lllf'Yey, however.
GOOSE PIMPLES
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,4 rchit;ect QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi ~~~~--=.t.,.;.:.:::..::;.::.:.:::.:,:~
Attacks
Cha·nges
OAK IPARK, UL .(AP) -
'l'be K-year-oki ~ ol the late
llorried arcblt.cl, Frank Lloyd
\\rrJ.eht, wu overseeing the_
rest,>raUon ol his family home
Tuesday emid a lot of cussing
and cryJng.
'While tourfng . the projcc~
the whl,._maned L I o y d
'Wright, juSI 08 outspok"1 as
hll father u..d <o be, launched
an add-tongued a t t a c k
.conde'Mlne the wreckage on
archlteUural landmarks.
Friday, July tq, 1974
Suleide Vietl11a
~--TV Personality .
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Se1·vice on Beach
Associated Press "'riter they thought ?i.liss Chubbuck
~IESTA KEY, Fla. (AP) _ Y,'OUld have wanted it. They
As the pop song ,;-I Don't Want selected the songs be<:ause the
No Tears in the End" echoed slni.:er y,·as one of l.1iss Chul>-
across a sandy beach, a buck's favOrites . ·
memorial service has been Several bathers, one in a
held for talk show host Chris bikini , stood and watched the simple ceremony while two
Oiubbuck, who fatally shot vacationers Were Jo1Wim1ni'!g a
herself during a live television few feet away. · . .
broadcast. r
Later the ashes or l\1iM "'AVES LAPPED at the
Chubbuck, 29, were scattered white shoreline behind the
over the Gulf of fl1exico. lectern v.·hich stood amid palm
MiM Chubbuck shot herself trees and lifeguard stations.
1be elder Wright designed
and built the house in Jl89 and
railed six of hla seven children
In it for the fol!OY.1ng 20 years-111ooday v.1hile her-interview "This is a rememberance or
, program. "Suncoast Digest." her in lhou"ghts and in music,··
TllE HOUSE -years ahead was being broadcast on said the Rev. R. Tom Beason
of it:J time in desJgn and part WXLT·TV. an ABC affiliate in of the Presbyterian ''outli
of the\ Chicago are a • s nearby Sarasota . CUiture l\11nlstry. l\farirelha
architectural hlstorv _ has "I'm worl\jed. It 's getting.' so 1 can't function unless Chubbuck, the dead woman's been bought for $168,000 from there's a crisis, a shortage, or a crunch of some sort." HSffE'S ,GONE · · · It \\'as mother. gazed at the cloudless
• . -----·---------------"-a foregorie conclusion. There blue s.ky v.·hilc mourners a private owner ILIY an Oak is ver.v little more we can ~ k ~1~ joined in reading a psalm. ..-.. r .preservai.l\A1 'lfOUp. i say,'' her brother, Tim, ·,,;d "
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Genera.I Admission.:
Adult$ $1.75
Chikhtn i-li $1.00
Under 6-lr'ff
Ask your doctor to check out that physical equipment
of yours known as yOCll' arreatorestilorum. Th8t ought to
send" the old boy back to b1a scboolboob. They're the
sma ll bundles of mU&Ck!s in your akin that go rigid to
give you goose pimpltis. Time wu when hairier humans .
folUld them most UJeful. When thole muscles stiffened up
they railed the fur, thus better insulating the bQdy with a
dandy blankei of wanner air.
Q. "WHAT DO the graphologists have to say about a
girl whole. ~wrlth\g slants backwards?"
"'n'e are shocked by the
'I1le ninH'oiom shingle-style St H • K·zz 44 after the services Thursday. suddenness ... Guilty in thei-----------
house, which includes a· studio ro11g eroin i . s < "This whole v.·eek has been a face of her rejection of us ... :----------
and ra.11 octagonal . room , sideshow for us. \Ve ha\'c tried. Confused by her .message," A. She'• most probably interested in a man's money,
prestige and good looks, they aver. Sbe may be interested
in hla character, too, but if ao, they contend .it 4ofsn't
show up In her penmanahlp. That hack slant ls aald to
identify a woman who thinks . more with her head than
with her heart.
ZEBJIAS
Zebras in a herd never all sleep at the same time.
Always there are a few •Jookouts.
coriltantly u:OOerwent chat'lges SAN DIEGO (AP} -Almost San Diego's·tOtal in J\)72. to ma1ntain a simplicity." the Rev. ?.fr . Be'iroii said in
when the senior Wrigtt lived pure heroin from Mexico. has __ grade Some 120 friends, relatives his eulogy. In death "v.-·e take there.~He made the changes 'lift: of street heroin and fans gathered on the note of her loneliness ... as he de~~ new ideas. been blamtd for a sharp available in San Diego is public beach for the half hour ~ ·· h · ~·-the ~ st · the Pray that yow"kineliness may The }'Otlllier Wright, ialso--' an upsurge in · eroin dtaths I"" .... "" :nronge m · service. They stood silently a,~•teot. ,.. the •-,·gner ol which San Diego authcrltles Un i ted St ates . c h ief v.-•hile "I Don't Want No Tears shpur YOU. into finding some-"" ~ ---~ t~--t N to · co•""ist mchard Sh "d t ing to live for great enough the Hollf"'OOd Bo w I and say ic.u..~ •-.JM: n ew York XJ ""' .rw aw~ in the End ," and tv.·o other to 'die for." i
homes cl Il181lY millionaires. and 1.-0s Angeles. in an i\llerview. songs by singer Roberta At the time of her ~"Ibis can beoome one of the Forty-four persons ha~ died A curtailment of heroin Flack. v.-e.re piped over an daughter's death. l\1rs. Chub-DAILY PILOT
ARAB MERCllAN'l'8 understand a fini!<r language.
They bargain with it. Their buyers understand it, too.
With their hands touching out of sight beneath a -cloth.
they oome to terms, silently. For the sake of privacy in
greatest cultural centers 00 of heroin overdoses since from Turkey acc.ounted for the amplifier. buck said she had been"'"terri-
the face of the earth," said January. six more than in San inp'ease flow across the The family said th ey bly depressed and IQ_nely andJ .'.:=========
Wrl«iht, as he led n rroop of _Fr_a_n_cisco __ and __ three __ m<>r-::.:.e.:.tha..:..:..n_~~fexi_·ca_n:__borde..:·..:..:..r.:.· ____ __:cc:=nd::u::ct::ed::...::lh::e::se::i-v:.:_::k:_:ethe:::_•::·•::Y_:ha=d..'.n":'.o..'.c":'.lo":'.se"...."fr.".ie":'.nd'.'.'s':.. _t> _ _:·-=========:::
public places. .
THAT··sovJET UNION mastennlnd known 'aa Lenin
died in 1924. Numerous scientists asked . the Russian gov·
emment for permission to ~lyze his brain. So ~y
scientists did so, in fact, that brain was cut into Jl,000
pieces. ".
, Old .I tell you about a woodpecker's tonguet It'•--bl&~
So long, tn fact, It doesn't start in that birJ:l's beak. It's
anchored in the skull all the way over tbe top of tl)e: ~ain~.
. NEXT TIME you're aaked "the name of the nation's
lar"gest state-capital city, say Bostoo •.• MAYBE YOU
dkin't realize that one out of every five mairied wom~ _is
a widow • , .. AVERAGE American girl tends back. to the
store for one reason or another juM 13 percent of an the .
clothes she buys.
WHAT DO YOU know about the Civil War's Union
General Lew Wallace? Not much? LikeWise. And what do
you know about actor Charlton Heston? 1bat be starred
in "Ben Hur"? Quite so. General Wallace Wrote the
original story. A scholar cile:li the foregoing to point out
the pov•er of modern mass communications.
Address mail lo L. M. Boyd, P. O. Box 1875, New-
port Beacli 92660. -Copyrigllt 1974 k· 14. Boyd
olficlals through his boytiood I
home.
The group "·ent upstairs to a
room where IM father once
f-elai:ed by pumping a player
piano.. '
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pened-to that j;gaawed wood·
en grill 'that used to mask the
akylfght?" Wright exclaimed
as he gazed ui> at the arched
· cefling. "Where is it? This is 'an outrage! ,..
The mi~ing gr.ill. h e
declared. "is symptomatic of
what is happening t 0
landmsrks all over ~ nation
whcse ornamentaticn is sold to .
tile highest bidder hy 'M"ecldng
firms or pt>pped up in dustY
comers of museums.
Bktcrl)1 summing up hjs
feeUngs, Wright ct.scribed !tie
·destn_ictm o1 lmdmatks as
"alf>ther Of the cursas m this'
n.3.tion. '"
Alioto Hits
S·weepers'
Pay Hikes
YOUR
NEWSPAPER CARRIER' ., IS .•
'.C~EDIT · M4~AGER
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Alayor Joseph Alioto says it's
not right that street swerpers r earn more than policemen and
: • the city attorney has been
'. asked for an opinion on ~y
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raises for the s•,,:-eeper·s.
Th e Civi l Ser ••ice
Comm ission last ~>eek
approved a pay raise that
woukl give sweeper! about
$15,000 this yeal' and $17,000
next year. A patr,.o l 1na n
receives $14,400 after four
years ot experience.
· Alioto sa.id lhc "obvious
inequity" between the l\1'0 pay
scales must be resolved. He
said he wanted to deal
separately with tlte sweepers'
pay, without ·d oud ing tho?
method of setting wages for
all city cmploycs.
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COURTEOUS .. SERVICE
DAILY l'ILOT c;IRCULATfOM DEPARTMJlllT
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Newport Nurs1r7
1500 east coast highw8v
newport beach. calilornla
lelephon9 {714) 673-1552
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July 7th was on in9uguration day at Orange County.Tra nsit. 1--:~---:------1
For 1nforma11on on bus schedules, send this coupon to
I OCTD, Post OHice Box 688, Santo Ano, Colifornio
I 92702, °'coll 171415.47-6004.
Sunday bus service began. ·
For an opening Sunday, it was a busy Sunday. And once every-
one gets used to th e Sunday sc~ed ule jit's the same as Saturday's], it'll get
even busier. , ··
"If lt does, Sunday bus service is written into the record and
becomes a year-round thing .
II nol, the cul-off date for !he summer tr;al is Seplember 291h.
Sunday bus service is iust one of the improvements that has token !
place re cen tly. The number of routes and buses doubled. Service now runs · l
from one end of the County to the other. .~
About the only thing that hasn't ch anged is the quarter'lare and I
the free Jranslers. . fi I
Ride QCTD. It'll get you there. In siyle. Vinyl bucket -I
sedts. New buses, package rocks, and air-conditioning. DC
Send for your delfiled, easy-lo-read, new bus schedules. L
ORANGE COUNTY TRANSIT Dl8TRICT
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I DAILY PILOT fritlay, J11!y 19, 111J74 •
Does It Itself Deatlis
Euewhere . ' GAINESVIUJ!:, Fla. (AP )
-Nel 1'11111' '1N••rr Glrl"
Jleren, l'I, tbe . 'aell«ylod
people's lobbylll wbo I« yeani
stalked th~ Flor ida Le(lllo-. dlod al 1pparenlly
natural cawes Tburlday at
lone. ... ~ Ille bills
and what lbe--spoke ,
lelielolon ~irald Gov.
Wastewater Plan ~erking PUILIC NOTICE:
• • • Wiii Nurse Jiiiie Brewir of ·eenenl
Hoapllll' ind · Frazier Get Along • • •
dum • • • de • • • dom • i • dum • • • or
wlll lbt Animal Spirit of the "Sensuous
Lion' be too much for our h1rolni? Reubln A51rew. .
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Funel'll oervlces will be held
Monday f<J< W.yoe M. Celllls,
a laW)'ft' v.to defended 'l'*1o
Rooe alt..-World War n.
Cdlill, "· died Tuesdly aboard a commercial airliner
en route to San Francilco
from .the Far FAst where he
bad been -Ung a lepl case.
1'Mtlt ~"" Ir~ "' ....,. '""" 17, ,, ... ~ J-. "· , .. lft ~.
·• an ~ fr tM U.S. N:.l.c~ -.ty .,...,.. 11......., "' tllll M :'911, Aj!lll, •• 5-' 9Mdt. CA. Sul'Ylwd y hll .,. 1'""'9 Mtmi ~
In. ,......,, AfWlft ol tlhlglocrafl, CA.
By KA111Y CLANCY
.. "" hit)' Ptltt Slaff
A ...,.. -al clesnlng
up wastewater that generates
Ila 0Wll0 operating fllel and
prod .... lls ..... cleaners ~
.... beinC devdoped at the
Ormlp C 0 U D t y Sanitation
District in Fountain Valley. U su"""""'11, a~ ro
Dr • .km llgle<, project
coc:tdimtor, the system could
save tupa~ a large part of
the '275 million -"' mine di!ltrlct facilities up to
the federal stand11rds. Jn
-!loo, be iredi•l«I it could be 'a:Jllied by sanitation
-tllrougliout t h • nalloo.
Sigler Aid the district has
Harber
Services
Saturday
1n.. sr..11. 5nllth " UeuM 1wc11 .-. n . °'°"""'f Mcl.tllft of Lt!"'"° w.1111
-91'..-ctll'*-•nd fMI t r t • f· rlindcfll'*"'I alallrL Mn. Aent9 ·.aav of t1kl9Kt1ft, Mtt. Jffl'I """"' I $Af!W • Mr., M.flnt Hill Of : .... ncl. TlleH who •1•11. lfl9Y !flak• .,.lrlbut'tlM to ttielr fllvorl,. ~rtty. Mr.
... Iii '1f::~tt' Ma11tt ol lndlell Well1 tllty LlldOI Ho. 6". Servkft ·:in .,. Mk! s.tvrdtw, Jlh 20. 1:0t l"M •ifttil a.... L K--. ,,,. ...WC LMll•
Hld•tlfll. 11'1,.,,.,..,.. IEI T-ClflWtlw'Y
lrwfM lt't ........, ....._ ._.. SANTA ANA-Memorial ·=~~~ ...., ,....., w. 1e1 vtoee wiJ be held Saturday
,,., -• _ rwtld9ilt _. "" "'*' "'h Fred D. Harber, pro-t ::.,.. ...... CA. ~ ..., 1111 ....
11"1'" IE. a t-1 --. OOrdlll'I ~ --· Democrat wbo WU )ost 'tt':n Siii '-''1'...=..n ......,, Mrs. ..,._..,,-~. r.J..'=r.'* _.,v. ~,-:a,.s at w last moalh with Orange ::J-.....,.. cw~ =ra. ..._..., Cbmty Supervisor Ron a Id
·Iii: 1/'tftlkfllllllnll. 11:.arv Frtc!rt-7:30 ""-and e'.._t ~•--•M, MCCtrmlck MIUIOll ClleOel. S•l'I Ju•n '-'""'"i'""·• .... VUlCIO>.
1plstr1111t. ll:tQUIMn man S.twcs.v t:oo Harber W'8S owner and .M St. ~n11n c1tt1otlc Cl'l\/t"Cl'I, M111111n '!ell. M wmlrt Minion Mort\lllry, kn skipper ol tbe yacht "Shooting ,_ " •-,!~ star'' which was last reported
\ell"I L M1rtln, 1105 Florkl~ 5trtet. off the roast of B a j • 1vn111111ton !!Mch, CA 5unolwid by ltl•
"''· Mrl. ll:tcMI Mlor11n; -IOl'I ll:UU California. :.=~ 'T:..!~1111~h1n~r~ 'Ibe .oolY hope on finding
·:av. &-Mn. M11r1 l . M1r11n, Sri ---.L,,.,,.,._ from ~-yacht N l'ldd\1141. Sln'kfl Ml<'ldt'I', JulW 12, lt7~ ~ YJ•vo"' Ul'C
t n;r ,M, hell: Ftl'1PY Clllwll•I vanished last weet when the
applied for a $3.5 milUon grant
from t be Environmen tal
Prol<!ction Ai<o•Y to expand
the ~tim from its present
10,000 gallon a day pilot plant
to a me million gallon a day
plant.
The system ls b e I n g
de"loped jolnt\y by t h e dlstrtc~ NASA and the Jet
l'ropll,tioo Laborawnes in
Pasadena .
Sigler ez.plained that a JPL
engineer developed the system
while seeking sources or
adivated carbon lo UN as
insulation for ;et rockets.
Since early this year, the
three agencies have been
operatblg !he pilot plant in
Foontaln Vl!ley.
1be irooess usea t w o
ORANGE CUTY
settling tanD with a reactor
chamber In -· Water ta !Utered by acllvaf<CI carllon.
then lbe -lllld "1ld wast.ea .e burned in the
react.er. n.t waste then
forms activated carbon Which
again flllon Wiier for lbe
system.
Gases produood clurln1 the
bumiog .. led -"' (ho reacttr u fuel.
If tbe -is -ul and ll the EPA ...... 11 will
meet t b e Ir requirementl,
S(gltr ald, lbe dlllrlct could
adapt its current plant.a for
lb& l)'Stem at a kirly low
cool.
Sigler said Jt ii too toM to
estimate how mU<li al the "'15
million could be coved, but be
' Mid lbe cUatrict woold only
have to add the reactor cha-tO already existing .:lei~ "t:= ': -tlal. The -I EPA wulewatar
-.dardallloeellectlolt83. lllller Aid be bopes lo have
........ for lbe -million plbl plant ........... by the
md al tllia ,..,. and hopes 'tt
... be lo operation by October
1'75.
Dlltrict ~ s a id
polmUal opplea-coo1d
rmp from evmtual ales by
lh6 dlstrict of activated
carbon and -produced by the ~ lo developing a
-O)'llem tlr _cllspoeinc al traah.
Probation Given
Mter Shootout
SANrA ANA A
Weltminsler man charied
with assautt with intent to tlll
and asscult with a deadly
weapon after he toot an local
police in a llhootout Jan. 15
has been placed on three yurs '
probation.
Orange County s u p e r J o r
Court Judge Everett W .
Dickey added a sil·month jail
term to the sentence for Ivan
Jay Christianson, 44, or 9310
~ladiaon Ave., but deemed it
served when the defeodant
agreed to ID!dereo treatment
lo • -w ladllty. CllriJti.-., who pleaded
pllty "' ..... charpa. Will
relllm to caart Sept. 1' IOI' a
review ol blJ JlftJll'ea
He WU Shot iD the bead and
alomadl Jan. 15 during • gun
duel with three Westmlnster
officers who came to tu home
lo investipte reports that
Christianson bad fired shots at
two boys walking a dog in a
nearby field . No one else was
hurl .
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this new
Adventure
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this
S1turday ·
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This ·Saturday at 1 O a.m.
SEE: EMILY McLAUGHLIN . .
": do."::1' :~. ~ ~ second of. the yadtt's t'tl-'O \11'1...,.1 Churdl, H-1 l..ch or :~lcll Fr.. Cl'MJt'(1\, HunTlllPin IUeboats was found -1drift out
Offender
Scntcncecl
In Sex Case
~fK OMAllll of. gas.
--'111-.i-K. °"'""'· ... -.,,°'""".a Yin SANTA ANA -A six-mont1'
. NURSE JESSIE BREWER ON THE POPULAR
DATIJME TV SERIEf GENERAL HOSPITAL
County Man Cleared Crown The New ·Frazier
Of Burglary Charge SENSUOUS LION FROM LION COUNTRY SAFARI
ha~ANr~AN~.::~ ~=alol=~g= On Thriftimart's
~ ~ ~'1~· c~~u:! HARBER, A RESIDENT of Orange County Jail term has ~ =~~·,.~'"'of1,11 ~~ Santa Ana, ls survived by his been-ordered for a Newport
""-M•rl'lll'Y of "" .,.,. ~' ""' •• .i:-.~ p h y I I I s "'"~ Beach man •in admitted he -. ""'I• 01v1d K. Ot111111 of SMYW .. ~. . • -~ bad bad leSUal relations with
..,.111111. M11Y1tN1 llld ltls 0tuaihl1r, Mn. daulhten and a si!ter and two a -'• al minor •-~----~y t.W. D9m1r.._ of lndfl"'I • L-•L-1§1&& --IUI: --· ~·..... ~ftl wno!C"' 1:• Ul\ll.llC'l:I, = c:""!:":.':.i ~ '7..: James Turn er NEW SUPER"RKET PMKING LOT-~?,~:I~:::::·:: §:.~£:~ La Paz at Marguerita Pkwy~
~ Stturdllw, Julw :io, st. Mld'tfftl b'f He was a naUVe o t •year . .._,..,,, ..... J•"'-J•-.,.. SN, C.rllbld, CA. Dontlllfl1 to . • SUper ..... >.NI.II' '""fj"' ... ......, =-rftNrch would t1e •POl'•cl•tN. Seminole, Oklahoma. a n d Turner 0-.a..--1 £1.-1.11 •-
SAVA•• -ed •-~-·--CaJif • l~C'U l.ul:: ,_.. llQIU 1w 11eu1 J. S1Y191, 20120 0.1111 "°'1ve, :nov w .;JUU.uia 11 onna and three years' probation fur
..v01N11nd HUis, cA. °'"' of dN lfl JIHY m 1954. 1-lis career ranged ,.__ ti Bl •b 11. i t1.i. s11rvtV«1 tw two sons, Joi..Pil •NI ol ~1ry Les e ac .. um 45 :111r1.s s .... .,: two"'"""''.,..· coni1111K• from b.Jsinesman to mayor ' ' .-. l"rM 1nd Vlo'•' So11ri .iql'lt eu' P k 11 -1--or 211 Jlst St; after Mactbum tr1ndclllldr111. krvlcw ire, 111111 Fr101y . ena ar e was MU1U pl--.. ... .ntw .......... _ fl. f:30 ,,,., St JMd!llM Cett!DllC Church. -~ ' ....J:..1-mana-· ~ fi..., .. ,, -._._&_
GtlVllkle alf'VlcH tnd··lnt•rm1n1, ...,......, 1lll ....,..-..., 11'tlawfbl sexnll IHtllWWW•. ~tun:ln t :ot AM, l1oiY S.ouktier campaigns for s eve r a I 1111_.-.._ --~ ,_ ~~ .... -=.....,~ •lfh·hf'OffOM, pcmlDent nnctidats. Dl .... "Jl.UW-0 .iu l>T
.. _.. -llewpmt poll .. -• loeal :~J· 1:W~ 'ii., 1C ~'i=: ME 11 ORIAL SERVICES 1RWMll learned ci ~ Ulldt ~~e c!:;~~·1 •· will be held S at urt:la y relationship with 'her
... , v. T,_,,.,~r...,.Jor ..,,,_, afternoon. Ju!y 20, at 3 p.m. at stepdaughter.
c~!l:*' OOo Stille, ZI, al ~me~ ~"f,,.,~ ::! IN MISSION VIEJO
Orange, WIS cleared Of 1polioe~·':'.'.,!·~~'!!_~a~le~a~d~ing~ro~te~··_l~~:=:=:=:=:=:?::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:?:::~~~~========~~ ·charges d burg1ary,.-
Newport e'9Cl'L. o.i. of d'Nth July 17, ~ T --M•-•aJ Pa~•s -"1"-$""""'1id bY Mr hvstleftd, Albert J. "'"'~• .....,,,,,. t:UIUll II. Trlndll. ~left PffVltt. 1111-1, ,,....,.-..&.. of .__ .., __ _..: __ 1 ,Klflc Cr"' Cem.ttry, dlrectwd '"' 11111· ""'WUI WJC n.c\.'l:XMllJd..I , ._,_.,.,'"''Mew. mortu.ry. 171% S. Gleodale BI v d., TAT•
Lii• M. T•te..t PllUld -Jutv 11, "''· Glendale.
l•ldtnl of Yott• Mesi. $"'"""Id '"' t'w$ ""'-lamll ·--ted E Ind ~ cflllGhhlrl Hlr'ITllll Ind J.llf; Y lliQ reques
vld Tile of Cwt1 M"', Mid Mll'QCI d ' "-be sent •-the ~ 11• of Cod• M1111: fllHtr' 11rt-. S.rvlcff ODluuim w "'• o::u toll,, t:ot f"M, 1111 arwdw.., CMllt. D "-~-•1-~-• ~-• ll:IY. P'1ul ,~ 9llflclit11ne, '"""' ' DAnll:I-.n eu-..u "w.iu,
"""' 1-t1rw am ~ .. ia.rtc .di· Seminole Public I~ i b r a r y, ~ llW ... , ..,,.,... -"-'f, Sem4no'le, Qklatmna, 74M8.
AlllUCICLI & -WISTCLlff-T
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l'Ul•ALHOMI
Corona del Mor 67.J.9450
Costa Mesa 646-2424 -·-
-·-Public
possess!M ol stolen ~rty •
"YOUR RIGHT TO BE RIGHT" _...,
MISS .llSSICA neul t, C:.S.
•S.hw *• Mr 21-11:00 A.M.
IDWAUS MIWPOITTHIA~ CINTH.
DILDAY lllCITHIU -T 179 t 1 S.OC.h BNd.
Hulltillglo~ S.och 842-7771 AUCTION 244~---,\W,
Long Beoch {213)4 38-1145 -·-McC0UUCK LMIUNA
NACH-T
1795 l.oguro ~Rd.
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MllllOM-T
28832 Comlno Copiscrono
Son Jw n Coplstrofto
'495-1776 -·-PACIPICVllW
MIMotUAL PAllK
Cefttery Ntortwry
ChoROI
3500 Pocilic v-Drive
Newport hoc:h. California
644-2700 -·-cO:J~':1..-:=.!w. ,r-tieiMl'-
7801 BollO /We., w ...........
893-3525 -·-
FRIDAY, MTillDAY, 9"NDAY .. I P.JI.
Bmilaino on Ane Crystal Sterling Silver, POl"l=elai,,., Oriental
Objects d'Art. ·paintings. Jewelry. Antiques, Bronze1 •
Furniture. '&l«t India,.. Turquoise .••
Sl.000.000 INVENTORY
From Estates. Couns. Out-Of·Pawn. Customs Seizures, etc.
vrsrron1
Co•e .,.d sec ..,,,,,. "'" -AUCTION
cm11Mf
FREE ADlll15510NI
HOURS I
ln.,,.ction & Private Sala
' Arrtooocng -Arare
storeWlde sale. '
Tiis ls one d thc111eetineseoch yeor
thotyoua:111pudl0Sefwnousllonkn~cbslla
ot~ .ru::ed prices.'
Sill1ll1•ll enl ......... ..,... ..... ,,.._.,,
Side boo rd:
Regulo• S389. s. .. S21t.
76i.tl9"da2,,_
Hukli:
R•gulo r $199. 90,
W.S14t.-
31il!-1:W."dx3'"h
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3,.-..,.$,,l29"h-~to 104"'
t.at " ..... 1219. w. ., ••.
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627 Main St.
HunlingtOl'I Beath "'
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2-4 P.M.' 7-8 P.M. Daily --~,..=_ __ J-~1-~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 7l,N,48Y1.1a~o
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AIJCTlOll8 HELD f.\IBY ttxded5 dother iWrns iwciad 20,g to.501.
THE
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USE VOUR BANKA.MERtCARD. W. el9dlJ1tty30-co-"',,..,,_ cflolm ~
MASTER CHARGE.
l'E.RSONALCHECK OR CASH
.2542·W..iC-19 ... w•f
Neupoot Bucio.
co111oni. '2"41
(714) 6"5·22ff
WE BVY fOJr CASH OJr SELL Oftl CONNISSION
MfOUUTAT'ESOll SIN<JIL,,_
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Donko cov1d cMng• your ~ tdeG of whot fumihlr•
1h<M#ld be. Cont•mporory, yet worm a~ llvoblti. Pieo1iflg
lo today't sv-1, bu! ktolr.ing fUlt •• good 10 or 20 years
henc•. lntellig9nlly de1igned, to fnolie the humon boJy feel
· cemfortoble. Superbl'I' contrruc.red, ut ing
1trong hond1ome woods, 1oft rk:h l.ather1 ond
unusuolly fil)t! fobric1, Our current colletfton Is
o truly clo11ic 111,,-rience. E1pe<iolly 01 1he1e
rtmpororit, reduced pricet.
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S\mday 12·.5
(Closed Th11ndoy, Jwfy 4)
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Pro~ed; No Action
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B)' NORMAN CHANDLER other or g a n l z I t 1 o n or
OI IM D.il'J' Ptltt !!!_tt. --allOCiation.
SANTA AN~-The leCOlld \ ·
lnveliilatlon Wllhln a 10--Mlm'-tlnC the COii
month spon Into operatlonl of of boob and 111ppllaa to
the American CoQeae of ll"!leall.
P1ramedlc1l Arts and
Sclence1 has been -stadnc that cndJt for completed with no lurtber their counee la lrllllferable to
action a n ti c I p a t e d by other ce1lepl.
autborlliee. But Preatdeat Anthmiy ldld
'Ibt acbool, a small, private the Daily Pilot, "We did not
and llOIHCCredllecl lnltltllllan, admll to ""' ol tbe charges In
wu the tubjed of a -by this al!alr. We dldn~ flcbt It
the Slota Ana Po 1 l c e becaUlle it wauJd hive COit us
Deportinent'1 fraud dlvialoa. --------
Reluli! ol that lnveallptlan -:....;. ~'t-... -.. -; were 1ubmlu.cl to ~ '· ·" ...
'When I grow up to be a mommy, I'll be able to
change o ligl'lt bulb, too."··
County Deputy District .. e•••• it 111eal4
AU<>rney R. Richard Farnell. k1'e -U et .... t
And"Fomell ha1 lndlcalecl be ... 000 •-fJO NO 1 wW take no actioo. ' ..., ;, • ...........
Chunk of Land 11IE LATEST LOOK by~
aut.hortties into the American Collea•'• operatlonl w a 1 ol -II.ODO to $10,000 In
oppart11Uy l4u<:hed of! by 1ua1 feee, and, we couldn't
complalnll of nn e1p11led all'onl It -t maklnC
former student, Lu c 111 1 ucrWcta in our educationil
Woodcock, 55, ol Garilen quality. Continent Quiz
Finally Solved?
Grove. __'..13'> we oompromlled and
But Arnertcaa Col le 1 e paid tbe ll,IOO line."
!'z:r~:·~~:/~J. ANTHONY ALIO
steve claimed that Mr 1. atABGED. "AD this trouble
Woodcock'• complalnll were la co-by -1e who cen'I
only a , reaction to b er make it. All tbe nine lludenta NEW YORK (AP) -British
~ A mer 1 can .scientists,
drillinl hto the IJlO.t In tbe
floor ol the South Allantic,
ha .. lo<nl the last piece of
· great oonllnental J I g a a w
puzzle, It hil been Ola10IB1Ced.
It ii the finll piece of
evidence that South America
•nd Africa were moe ~~ol
the v11t, ~
Goodwanallnd, alq w 11 h
Aultralil, !New 7.ealand and
AIUrtlca.
THE SCIEN11S'l'S found a
ftl!ie<-obaped e-ol tile Falkland Platuu, under two
mUea of water and aediment,
n.ctiing 750 m11es eamrard -.....--
from the Falkland Ialanda lo a
point l ,llOO milos from tbe
South American mainland,
expulsion. • In thet s111t aplnlt ue ellber
· "nley c l a J m e d Mn. failed, dropped out or were
Woddcoclt ia crusa.u..• "to espelled. Non e p-adualecl. -• .. _ w~-~ --•~." "Some 150 mllllon yean ago, cloee the school down." au-. UUQU,1\... ......,_.....
the sclentiata delermlned, k · Mn. Woodcock, however. A Delly iPllot • u r v e y
was cupped .iiugly .. i....n what alleged that me was expelled diecloeed that A me r I ca n --. on "trumped up charges." She College draws a m i 1 e d
is now the.-aoutbeastem ooast aaya abe wanta all or part " reactioo. from former
of SJutlt Africa," it wu her Sl,195 tWUon back. She students.
announced 'llu.tay. waa enroHed in. an. lnhalaUon. Some who were graduated
-dug up from the therapy tralolnC program. ~,In jobs praise the
tunkeo contmeOt, by ,ll;lollliata "MR I. W 0 0 DC 0 CK But at leUt 11 _,, who
from O.luntia Udvenlly Ind lbvented 1tor1es," college chief did not graduate bitterly
the Univ ... ky ol Birmlllcl>lm-Ailtb!ny uaerted. "She .,..., comf11a1n ibOul tbe ICbool.
aboln:l the reeeann lh1p el:pelled by a 1choo1 •-.. -·
Glomar <billenger •re committee on Vllld char(es." tbe~.p.:.u .. la'!~=
believed to be nxn °tban 600 The cue, b!Myever, wa_m't ltudent, Mn. Barbara
'Ilion old ~ i•-the llnt In which Amencan JTI! yeora ~ -o -Colleae had boen inveliilalecl M.-, 30, ol Genlen ever brooglll up from the by author!Ues. Grove. She Aid, "! am living
botitom of any °""""· Lal~ Oclober, Ille school was prool the achoo! does work. l
slapped .with a 12,500 fuie and loot tbe ~ therapy an Injunction In an Orange Jl"Ol!'8lll and am starting out
Count ~ Jud in a job It the Lincoln· Y or Courl g· Conummlty HC1Spital at $m a ment Ung from action month..,
taken bv Deputy DA Farnell. 111' dvll actiOn WU baaed
on complalnts by nine farmer
Tultln Community l!olpltal,
w b o 1 e nnilratory tl~apy
depertment blru Ameiican
C.Olle19 gr'aduate1 and
cooperatea in a clinical
tralnlni propm with Ila
student..
AMERICAN COLLEGE
started altoiil lwo yean qo u
the only prlv1te poramedlcel
IOhool la Orante County. The
school la tbe sole aaaet of
American Mlcettonal Dlmen· •km, Inc.
It lharee office apace wtlh
tbe ICbool at Ila olfice'buildlng
campc.m, located at *2 N.
lln>ldway In 111111& Ana.
The IOhool la llcenaed by the
Bureau of School Approval of
Call1ornla '• Departmeot of Education to teach
paramedical c:oursea,
lnbalatlon therapy technician,
operating room tecltnlclan,
DW'ling IHlll&nt and orderly,
ward clerk and emergency
medical technician.
American College, however,
ii not accred1ted or approved
by 11J1 major b e a II b
orpnlaatlana Thia lncludea
tbe American M e d I c a I
A-1atlan (AMA) and tbe
American Woctatlon o f
llelplrat<lly Therapy (AlaT).
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Alloclatlon ezecutlve Director
Edwar1d Ba.nnister
commeated, "Since they don't
meet AMA allndanls, l don't
think Ibey lboukl even he
allowed to call themselves a
paramedical school. T h e
education they give you for
that money is not worth it. On
the job training i11 probably
just .. good • .,
Dr. Earl Kiernan, bead of
the p u Im on a r ylaboratory
(resplra!«l' therapy) at
Tllstin Community Hospital ,
bas issued this statement in
pral.te of the college: "We
have on occasion hired for our
own staff students from the
American College who •show
proml.ae and are appropriately
motivated. They have been
outstancUng."
The real authority on
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THE l'INE and lnjunctlan
capped a three-month
lnvesUgalim of the p&ra·
medlcel colleae by Santa
Ana Police det«Uve Rlchay
DORIS ROI.~. 22, of private colleges la the local
Tustin, ii oOe lludent wllo did re-1at1ve ol the Bur.au
not ...-. Ille WU one ol ol Scbool Approvals, Dr.
lbe nine former -t· Henry Jackaon. irwolved In. lll(t year'• civill--..:...:::_=.::::_ ______________________ :.._ _____ _:_ ___ _:__·1,~
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Wlait M~es Children
Tell Lies?
1 -..4.UkiJs JeUlies. Not jw,some,aU. And wheri ilieydo,
pannu 111ually ,...cl ill I/le,.,... way. TMy gel ""8'1·"
What parent has not worried about his child's
honesty? Is //file Tom my fuming info a liar? Is
llttl• Janay not to be trusted al a/I? Is my ch/Id
becoming a criminal? Is · there something the
matter with me? This week ·FAMILY WEEKLY ex·
amines the subject of children's lies. You'll learn
how and ·why cHlldren lie. You'll also learn the
~behind all t110se untruthful and sometimes
tall tales. You'll discover a family counselor's five
auldelines for dealing with the problem.
• "llDiAP 111¥11• -°'11cien of Wash""ile<i notables ao
tho olijocts ·of •~-q........., al tho HI, the Secret
s.Yice and Coptol POiee. In tho woke of the <eieboted
tioc>1t old Getty kaappi<J~ ,.,;,.. and a,,..._, of
~·"""n .,,. odjusSW\ci their penonol habits. Fron< .. --•..-Span L.q,tcn !;los a speiid •opb<i on how WoYingtcn ;,
being hmed m on amed camp.
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ljow abe ia atuclylng lo be • . ••
reglatered nurte at :!
_ Murg of the fraud division,
who alao complelecl the latest
prl>be on Mrs. Woodcock's
allea&tlonl.
The ~njunction, however,
notes tjiat the dolendanla,
Anthony and Sieve, did not
aclmll to any allegatlonl.
The lnjuiictlon bin tbem
Crom:
-Exaueratlnt the aalary
-;tudent.s will receive when
employed.
-Stating that their counes
of study are approved by the
American Aaociation o f
Respirat<lly Therapy or ·any
S.ddlebaclt O.llege.
She says, 1 'Americ1n
CollOR< Is a Joke .. the cl•ase• were borrlbfe. I realized thla
after taking comparable
cl~ at. Saddleback."
1llRS. WOODCOCK h a s
ri!cenUy been picketing
American College and local
hospitals thet hire II s
graduates aa part of ber
campaign to "cloae the ICbool
down." Accompanying her on
tbe picket line have beeo Mrs.
Woodcock's friendl an d
meip-ol ber Blble class,
rme of whom ever attended
the scmol.
Their prlaclp\il tar1et Is
Top Cop 'EnjQys
Nabbing Crooks'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
"Being a cop is the best job
there 11.·~ 18.)'I Daniel J.
!lance, I lop cop wllo arreols
burglan and npistl and buyl
milk for • lrlgbtaned old -· "'lbere'1 no belier feellnt
than a1'nlllhlC a r e a I
crtmJnal," Rance, '27, ..w
'lburaday, alter recolvlnC the
Klwaftil Club •uncer of the
Year" award in the tough
Miallca Dlatrlcl.
"Not some kid with a joint
or a onetime car thief, but a
real criminal," he added.
One yeor qo Hance WU -'sned 11> a plalnclothe•
bural&IJ' unll In the high
crime Mlss ion area. The
burglary rate hlU been cut by
50 percent. thli year.
"We don't have to UllW9'
the n>11t1no berklng c1o1 ca11a.
We m1ke an arrest in 90 percent of _the cases .,,. ge~"
HIDCe leld.
"The moot atlslylq lrT'elt
ol. 1ft1 life," he Uld, WU the
caphn of four youtbe who
burpriaed elllht homes and
tam>rbled their elderly
raldeatl over Ove rnoatha.
"I feel IDm' !or older,
we.Utt people, •i Hance 11.kl.
Ho even bouaht milk ror an --
elderly woman who was afraid
to walk to the comer store in \be middle ol tbe day.
"How anyone can have a
bl<eding heart for some &UY
wh> ticks a deltnRless old
lady in the head for five bucks
is beyond me," be. aald.
.Hance, 1981 city Golden
Gloves 11 g h t heavyweight
boxlns dmnplon, joined the
San FnDcllco pollce deport·
ment in 1971 and bas won
41 commendatiooa and awards
In S4 month&.
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UPIT.i ....... AMATEUR CATHY REYNOLDS, TOP PRO SUSIE MAXWELL BERNING DISPLAY FORM IN WOMEN'S U.S. OPEN GOLF TOURNEY THURSOAY.
Powell Shares
lllV-GOif Leail
With 2 Others
Golfers in the 50th ·anniversary
tournament of the southern section o( the
PGA. being played at Mis,,ion Viejo
Country Oub, ~ feel there's a ringer
in their midst. -
Jimmy Pow.ll, dlaimum Ii the toor-
ney and two-time "inner ol. the
....it, ...,...i..i a sizzling 17 cm the tQugtt
Oomtry Club aiurse lo grab a share of o.Jtto32'llmnday ..
Pl>well, oourse pro at the Via Venle
C'<>lmtry Club in San Dimas, tied lot top
hOnon at the eod Ii second roond medal
play with Get-aid Preuss Ii Alisa! a::·
in Solvang ·and Eddie Menins or !lei
AU. a:: in Los Angelos.
All had -par 140s. Matdt play ccdinued this morning
with another round ICheduled this
altemooo lot the IS wb1Uel11, bringing
eight .info.Satanlay's double round.
Orange ()pool area golfen had their
problems 'Iltunday.
EI Niguel's Rldt Divel, m -two .
back a1 ... -g a 71 Wedileoday,
dropped to a 77 'Iltursday and Into a tie
with El Toro Marine Memorial Goll
Course pn> Wally !Bradley at 148.
One stroke bock ar 149 was host pro
Art Henderson while stilt another shot
bad< but making the fmal 32 was "El
Nlguel's Paul Scodeller.
Pow.ii'• 67 tied the rea>nl set by
Rkhanl Msrtinei ..m wheeled around
the 6,686-yard COW"Se with the same score
durjog the Southern <lali!omia Open in
1969.
S.COl'ld round IMOtn In tht SOUIMm Catlfornl•
POA <h~PI -1 "6JS.Y•rd Mlulon Vltlo Country Cl!Jtl; Edd'lt MefrJM. los AnHr.1 Jimmy P-911. S.n Dlm1s G«tld Prwu. $Olvan1
~= ~1r ... ~~oi;:6f;~br1et S.m RaftdolllPt, S.nT• fl•r"r• Tom 111roe~. Los Ariqeln EM"I Svtnnlnewn, ll:ed'lal!d1
Moflty lltod9tfl, L°"9 I H cl'I Dick Ce rmody, L1ttwoed Jtrt ~rn1r, Studla Clh' Jonn S.ltlw, C•rson
. Triangles Face
Strings Tonight
Sports In Brief Angels' Chalk,
UCI PairDealrLo-ss-;-~Robinson Earn
W ohlhuter Ties Record All-star Berths
NEWPORT, R.1.-UC Irvine tennis
playen Scott Carnahan and Bob Wright
were defeated tn a quarterfinal match in
the men's national amateur grass court
tennis cbampknships Thu rs day.
Carnahan and Wright, or Fuller1on, lost
oo the ninth and final point of the third
set to wiseeded 5'epheo Moll and Jolm
Holladay or La Jolla, &-5, :H and 6-5.
Carnahan is sill alive in singles play
and is due to play a mat<:ltl<!day.
e Wo1tllluter Sltarp
which frustrated the favorites, Th111'9day
took a three-stroke fll'St·round lead in the U.S. Women's Opel), golf tournament.
Ahem. an eight·season pro from Fort
Worth, who last won any kind ol a
tourney in 1972, scored five birdies-am
was over·par '(JQ).y mce, as 1lhe culled a
pair of M's from the diallellging por /6-
36-12 La Grange Country Club.
e .Fl.,e-Waf# Tie
ENOIOOM', l'J.Y. -Rookie 1.tark
Hayes birdied the first five holes be
STOCKHOLM -R~ \\'oblbuter tied played, romped home with a 66 and
lhe American reconl lot the _.,, l'_laoed a fireman tie for the lead
run with a 1:43.9 time at an intemat:ioMl -'nUr'Dly m the first mpl ol the 150,-
.lraclc meet ~y. W-'1 linie 000 B.C. Open golf -·
Wiii -., of a second oil the wwld Also at that figure live under-on
re<Ord for the event, be!d by Jlaly's the &,llK-yanl F'1 JoUe Golf ¢1ub course,
Marcello ~iaa:conaro. were Doo Jveracn, Forrest Fezler, Jim
Later, m the two-mile nm, Steve Ferriell and Bruce Fleisher the nmner-
Prelontalne broke the Americ:an "'°""' ~ in last -"''• Quad citk. Open.
"Mth a clocking of 8:18.4, but finished One ..1..-~-.... -~atl7wasa-m third behind -New Zealand's Rod DiJ:on ..-. "'' a.e ,....-e• ~r
and Belgium's Emile Puttemans. 'I1te cornpl6ed or 1"" Elder, Andy Norfu,
Eugene, Ore. distance man was a full Bob P~yne, Richard Crawford and Jim
four seconds behind the winner and 1.8 · Masserio.
seoonds off Pultemans' pace. e Dean Mourned
Steve Willia.ms took: the 100.meter dash
in 10.3. Jim Bolding led an Amerkan WIGGINS, Miss. -'I1te body or baseball imnntal •1TW ......... Dean lay in a sweep of the 4(11}.meter hurdles in 48.9. ,.,.....,7
Ralph Mam was four tenths or a secooci flmeral parlor today for old fans end
slower while Mike Shine finished in 51.3. friends -wanted to pay last> respedS.
Gov. Bill Waller dec:lared a lhree-<lay e HaGrte Sparkles ITlOW1llng period for Mississippi. 'I1te
MEMPlilS -Quarterbac:k J oh n fune<al was set for Saturday in First
Huarte, enjoying me of bis finest ga!Tte$ Baptist <llurch here .
in a well-travelled professional career. Jay Hanna "Dizzy" Dean, 63, died in a
rifled two touchdown passes and guided Reno }mpital Wednesday after a heart
the Memphis .Southmen to a 16-8 World attack.
Football League victory Thursday night
over the Portland Stonn.
Huarte, who prepped at Mater Dei,
connected with rookie wide receiver Jack
E ttinger on a 42-yanl si:oring play on the
S...tlunen's finll _.-and then got
the gsm .. wm.r wilh a 14-yanl bullet to
flllllker Ed Manllall late in the third
quarter.
'I1te game, before a home crowd of
31,088, was the second victory tor the
Southmen and the second loss for
Portland in the two-week old WFL
season.
Huarte, 31, a Heisman Trophy v.'inne.r
at Notre Dame who played speringly for
five National Football 1:ague teams in a
to.year career, hit 15 of 24 pasees for 197 ·-
yards.
e Allern l..eadlllff
LA GRANGE, DI. -Kalhy Ahem,
sltillfully c:aning a rea>nl·malcbing foor·
under--par 68 from a at, qgy course
e Cffftthes Named
SAN FRANCISOO -Managers Sparky
A n d, er son ol Cincinnati and Red
Sd!oendienst or St. Louis 'lllun<!aY were
named ooaclles or the llollonal League
team for Tue9day's AIJ..star baseball
game against the American League in
Pittslxlrgh.
e Fight Date Set .
LOS ANGELES -'Ille Bobby Cha...,.
Alfredo Maromo Worfd Boxing Couocil
featherweight title fight, pootponed from
Aug. 3 because o4. Cllacon's hand injury,
was set Thursday for Sept. 7 at the
Olympk ,Auditorium.
Chacon, from Sylmar,. suffered
strained ligament! in his rlghl band
during a workout July 7. He will have the ""'t removed July 30, according to
~Alleen-Marcano, from Veneiuela, bas been
training at Gilman Hot Spring!.
By 1be Auoclated Pren
Al Katine ol the Detroit Tigers and
Frank Robinson of the California Angels,
tW9 aging outfie1ders with 30 AJI-star
noln.inations to their credit, Tbuhday
were added by manager Dick Williams
-.. -the American League squad , 1or
Tuesday night's 45tb classic.
Williama and Natioaal League manager
Yogi Berra each .filled out their rosters
Thursday with 12 players for the game at
Pittsborgh's 'lbree River Stadimn.
The 39-year-dd Kaline was the yo<mg·
est ~yer-~eftl'~ to win an AL-batting
title ln 1965 when he hit .340 as a 19-
)'el/l'ofd will.-the Tigl!rs. It was his 18th
nomination to tbe game.
Robinson, 38, and like Kaline med
mostly this seuon as a designaf.!?d 'hi.tter,
is the only player ln the sport's l1istory
to win Most Valuable Player awards in
both leagues. He took tl)e NL award in
1961 with the Cincinnati Reds and the AL
title in 1966 with the Baltimore Orioles.
This year both Kaliile and Robinson
have batted around .250.
The two were joined by rookie
Calfomia sher1atop Dave Oialk, lint
baserMa Carl Yastnemski of &.ten and
John Maybmy or Kansas Ciy, serond
basemen Cookie Rojas of Kansas City
and Bobby Grich of Baltimore, and third
baseman Sal Bando of Oakland.
' Outfielders George Hendrick o f
a eveland. and :Joe Rudi ol O a k I a n d
along with catchers Ed HerrmaM of
Chicago and Darrell Porter of Milwaukee
were other Williams &e.lectioos to the
American League squad.
Berra -who was selected to 15 All·
star teams during hit playing career with
the New Ym"k Yanl:ees -loond pla""'
on the NL squad for the league's leadinr
~itter, AUanta'11 Ralph Garr, and the,
nms-batted--in leadert Cesar Cedeno of
HOUS(oo.
Other outfielders Berra selected were
base-stealing leader LoU Brock of st.
Louis, teammate Reggie Smith, and John
Grubb of &an Diego.
Third baseman Mike Schmidt and
second baseman Dave Cash o t
Philadelphia, sborlstops Don Kessinger
of Cbkago aJid Chris Speier ol San
Ft9ncisco, and fiat,,._,, Tonf Pem
at Cl-were d!ooen to baclc up
the starting llllleld, while J=r Grote of
Demo's Meis and the canlinala' Ted Sim-
mons were added cald>ers.
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Without John?
LOS ANQELES (AP) -Andy M-'had just tamed bis 11th
vickJry and the Los Angel.. Dodgers
improved their lead in the Natlonal
League Weot, but the AD..tar pildler WU
more --t the future,
Instead or '81klng about the 'H vlctGry
....-Ille Mootmtl E>pOI W-y
night, M......utll was tilklng .-
what the 1o1s or Tommy Jom mJa!K
mean to the Dodgers.
"We're just going to haw to live with
tt," the rlgbHiande.-said when uked
about Jolln. the league's 'l'.inningest
DffprsSltde
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J111Y 21 1"111.ladl-ll'M• •• lot AAlil' ...
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1:1• '·'"· ---~~ pitc:he<""' will go .. the 21-day disabled
list today with a ruptured Iigsment In his
left ann !bat could possibly keep him oot
the rest of the aeason . Jom suffenod the injury in his pltdtiog
ann in Wednesday night'• pme. If the
rest doesn 't heal the injury, then John,
13-3. may require surg..-y lot the """"111
time in less than two year&
"We den~ deserve to win tbe-pmnut
if we can't do it witD the 24 llJYI we have
left," Messenmllh oald alt« haltiDg the
Dodg .... ' losing -al -and improving their lead in h: N.L. West to
61> games.
"'Iltat's taking nothing away from
Tommy. But injuries are part of. a
pennant race. We'll just have to forget IL
We've got depth. I juat hope ft're deep
enough. I don't think we'll have any more pressure oo us with Tommy out..,
Replac:K>g Jolm oo the adlve -.r
will be Rex HudsOn, a 20-year-old rlgtt: .
hander m was 13-3 at the Dodgen'
All>uquenJue lann dnb.
Doug Rau, H , ts ad>eduled to start lot
Loi Angeles tooigllt In b OJ>OD« Cl a
three-pme oeries with the ~
Phillies. But be'• ---• stiff nedt and nwlager Wall ~ said
he might even star Hudson if Rau can't
pitch.
• "They say Hudson Is a kid with a lot of
poise," Alston 5'1id. "I saw enough of him
in tbe spring to know he im 't he acary
type."
Mua: Anith s c a t t e re d teVen
-· hit! in improvinc his -to 11-2. He has now wm five stnlght deci·
sions and his 10 striteouU -Ibo hip
for a Dedgen' pijdler tl1is ......,_
But he ....,,.pa!Ucalariy·p1-wltti
bis Wiiiie.
"I pitcbed lousy," he said. .,I WU just
lucky 'the guy a got a kit d runs."
The Dcxlgera erupted for teVen rum in
the fourth inning. Jim Wynn and Ron Cey
slugged two-nm home runs and
Messersmith drove in a run wi\4 a
double and 1aler .......i a run n the big
inning. '. .
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Wynn, "'ith 21 homers to 1 e 1 d the
leape, alao U)Jl'Uled cmcem about tlie
Dodgen' future wMh Jolm now "' the
dlsabled 1111. ·•we need Toriimy," said Wynn. We (
need eweyooe now. But we woo't have
him for awhile ID we'll ju.st have to 1 buddedown.
.. It mMnS we're going to have to get
...,,. good pildlhlc from guys like Geoff
Zollo and Doug Rau. More than that, we
need a good secuid hall from Don Sutlal.
If he was pttd1klg l!ke he Is suJlll(llllld ti>
be plidling ~4 ~ long.gem•' right noW.
Someone ts going to have to take up the
aJadc lot Tommy, th(lt's all there is to
tt ...
Aft« the Dodg .... jolted into a 7·1 lead
after the -Inning, Montreal , gi>t
three runs back in the 11i:rth on tbtt!e
wa!U, a slngle and a -Uice fly. Wlllle
Davis, wtio <njoyed • phenomenal series
agaiDllt the former teammates, the n
hcmered in the seventh with no one on
base. Davill was 10.for-15 in the aeries.
Ang~~ Send · ..
Lange Against
Orioles Tonight
BALTIMORE (AP) -Although Iha
California Angels +Jost their first 10
games in a row under the guidance of
Diet Williams, he says he never
c:onsldtftd <:hanging his managing style.
Since mding the skid, the Angels have
-ftve of their last sl% games and take a f_.,.. winning s1rea1t· lni!> a
weelcmd oeries against the Baltimore
M>lel thai -lmiglll._, .
Dtclc Lange, :H, pilcbes for the Anfela
wtth Roa Grimsley 11.a, going f..-
A1191!!b Slate
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JulY 20 c.tlflm•• .t un'"""' Jult' 2l C•llMmlil et llJftf-
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2:30 "·""· 11:• ··"'-
Balllmore .. the _....of the four.game
aet.
"I don't manage by the book,"
Wllllams llJB, "because I never found
tbe_m wlio wrotdt." _ ;
'I1te mae wbo skippered Oakland tOlwO
lllralgl\I World Serles ohamplomhips said
be likes to keep the preaaure on
CllJ(!OMlltl.
"It'• tbt way I've always nanaged and
I aee no reuon to make a change. Right
now, I'm IOr1 of feeling my way around,
tumng out what my players can do.'!.
Williams said, "Eventually, I want
pla,... wbe can esec:uta the bit-and-nm. tbO bunt·iiiil nm-and-the ofliir plays thal
1.,...; the ·opposition to handle the baU
often. 'I1te more you male the other
team handle the ball, the better yoor
chancel are," j
And aa for playing odds, tbe Angels
manager says, "Mcni tllan goirig by the
per<:enta,.. all the time, I prefer
surpriae. l 'm a gambler. "When l do the right·lelt sw1tch in
pilcbing or with batters, I'm trying to
force the . other manager to make a
J®vt. It's 'more_ matching-will than
playing perceotages." .
Willlamo added he Is still learning
about hls new team. "Jn most Instances,
my mow ~ on Iha cop>bi]l;el of
the man at bat. Until I know the M!!e]s
better, I won't be able to do IOllle of the th1ns8 I'd like to."
Diz' Made Things Happellr
Says Old Rival Hubbell
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -"A ·lot or times bssebalt games are dull, bul I
never saw a game Diz pf\ched that was
a dull ball game," said Cart HobbeD,
-opposed" Dean ..... Ii the groat pltdling rivalries of major league .....,_
ball history.
"Diz was the type of guy lbs! made
things happen. He was always agitating
to get something going,'' Hubbell said la
an iJ!1erv1ew Thuraday, reac:hlng badt
into fO-year-old memmies 8tirred by the
death of Dean in Reno Wednelday at 13.
1be Dean-Hubbell rivalry began ln
1932, the Orsi full aeuon with lbs SI.
Louts canilnals f<r I>tzzy, ""° was 21.
Hubbell, 71> years older than Dean, had
been with lbs New Yori< Gladl lot four
'
y._ Hubbsll'1 lint m.vktory ....,
was ·51111 ahead, but he bad thrown a .,.
hiller against Pituburgh in,1929. f
Durng the ... yean through 11117,
rlght-l!ander llean and ieft.l>onder Hllb-
beU ama!led tdentiCal 133 victories, an
average of 22-plus a season. Dean lost 75,
Hubbell II. Within the span the Gluts
WOii the Nallonal League peruuint tliree
tiJpes, the Canis once, beating oul •e
Giant! by lwo pmes in 11134.
'I1tOlr BIOat rivalry in the llepr••·
years pul both pitchers in baseball's HaQ
of Fame -Hubbell In 1917 and Dean.Jn
1113. •
Maek9 s Tai"-Sends 5 Bam-s , Paeking
1•1t aeemed like everytime we *
Well, the llnt game would be lliz llld
J.'' sald ffllbbell. -"Then when they cariie
to ..New York, it was tho same way. We
met abou< 16 times."
Asked the -of thooe bead·l<>heid el'lOOWlters, Hubbell said he couJdnlt be
..,.. and didn't think k maltered Vf1Y
much but he onoo read a nmdown lblt
bad him on top lM.
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There was no piclce!Jng at the Loi
Angeles Rams advance !ootbAU camp at
Cal State (Fuller1on) bul a campaign by
Wiking ve1'nln p1a,... -llv; ...
pirants Jl8d<ini.
'Ille live bad shown up with rooki<s and
free agenls but left wllen Tom Mad<, the
Ra ms' All-pro guard and pl a yer
representa tive, uptalned r a ct o r s
in'volved jn the players' strike against the
National Football League.
Defensive backs Bill Drake and Leon
Gamr were listed as veterans in the
R8ms' roster. Tbe otner three •·ere Terry
Nelson, Jason Cald.,.11 and COOy Jones.
Nelsoo. a tij!hl end, played in one
Jeague game last aeaaon, C&ldftll, a
~~' ..
Wide receiver, was on the injured.reserve
Tl.st in 1973, and Jones, a defemi vc
lineman, was oo ~ te8dy resierve
squad.
Made talked with !he roolcies and later
commented brleny on the olfer made
Tbunday by the owners.
,.This is Ihc first lime they have dont
sometbjng substantive," he said. "It was
lacking in some areas but al least it was
an offer and they wlll negotlate. The
players !eel all Issues a.re negotiable. Our
veterans are adamant in supporting the
players' assoctaUon."
·Rookies appored 10mc~1lat confused
by tho situatian,.ln which they find
lhtmse!WI.
John Coppelletti, the Heisman Trophy
wiMer from Perm State and the Rams '
No. 1 draft cboice, commented, .. l came
to camp l!ill lillo e1u)'body eloe ttymg
to eam a Job. My ambitiln are to make
lbs team and get..,.. playing lime in."
He said be didn't think there was uod)Je
pressure on bim beclu9e he """ the
Helsman .. ~rded to player -the nation's No. I coll eg1an.
"'Ilte lrop/>y is home wh<re It belongs
and J am btrc. This is a whol e new tiling
for me.'' lbe nmoing ha:.:· userted. ••t
am just °'"' or a group."'-nm Simpoon, tne ~fichl1an State
cfelensl•e ""'* and No. a ck9fl dlolco of
lbe Ram1, commented lhal lhia camp
was different than be bad npceted.
"I had thought you'd arrive and see ell
lhe players you bad seen <in ldevJstOn.
This way it feels a Utile like >"" .,.
stilln oollego, pnctidnc wltb t11e i.uo..
you played aganJst,
• "'Ilte mle ailullica II i..p. You
have iO work to win a Job and stlll you
Jcnow lbe '-In Ibo alrike ... -wtild! wlll allect you H you lllab the
team. Stilt. you have to praCUce or 10'1
won't be orrthe team.''
Departure or tbO nve left -Chuck
Krolt with 65 aspinmis worldni in the
beat at Fuller1oo. Asked U the IMegree
tempera tu,.. llothl!nd Mm, Sbn-
replled, "When you get -podl M , It
ii "*"IL Bat It -....,. bock -when I left."
"Aplnst Di1 you had to lllut 'em out IA>
be ..... you'd win,'' he said. "If you
alloMd ""' rflm, you might win. u 11u
al-two, you probably were golnJ to
pl beat. •
'4Tblngt were neVtr• dull-in any ~e
00 ever pitched. He'd tou brush-barek
pitcht• and both sides V.'OUld get into· It
aDd be at one another'• throats. \\'hen I riced him , I knew the Jirst thing "ll'd
-be bruohlpg ""!ten bock. Bo I h lidel were always charged · u 6 .
E>e!ybodY -belring clown .. .. time." •
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What's Doing
Outdoors
JIM NIEMIEC ' . . .
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Livini up lo unpredlcta.ble paU.1111, alblcore played lhelr
hit and mila pme with Southland anglen this .... k. On the
"averq:e, fishermen have been bringing 1n leu than one albacore
•.per rod and boola are runiiJng out lo the 60-mlle hank and other
•OUler cluuul'!I spoil In hopeo of oomlng across a good •~rldng
schocl. .
• Anglen &hoold nol be dllt.'Ollraged as it is 1WI very early
, ln the lt8IOl1 and good Jona:fln fishing is not due tor another
.«>Uple of weeka, If past bialory of these migrating vagaborids
of the PacUic holds true.
.. . C' .... lsteoet l'ellmctaH Bite'
' . A C0111ilterlt bite ol yollowtall la SIW oo tap 1t Ille Southland's
outer J.alanda. Ang)era are 1vera11n& ,four yellows per rod on
Rood daya and a poor day drops the average to abollt one . ·~sht.lnc yellow per angler.
, crwded boala are normal I/or tbia time of the y.ar and all
landings recommend that salt ·water fishermen make advanQe
'reaervaUOrll s. 1
.• . Party boats running out of Art's, Davey's and Dana on a
:daily basis are doing good on' bass, bonito. barracuda, white sea .~bus and a few scattered, yellows. Occaaionally a day boat will
finish CJtf the day at an outer reef and help top, ol.f the sacks
• With a variety of. JJCk fl!h. A•• Hiiting at Lakes ..
Blu, catflU and bl11e1Ul are provkllnt moat· ol tbe action
at Solltlltm CaUforllf.I lakN u warm water Im foreed ratabow
..... to deep .. 1 ...
. Vall aad Heubaw are llot for eat0.11 and blaesDI wlUI ·u
oecaaloMI nice Urtn1er or bl• betq well ... 1111. wt..Uonl ii
klckln( out ,.,.. troat eveo -.. pl•Ja •ve beeo bl1ed 111<
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Edison Cruises;
~e~tg ~~owd?~~
Wilson set up a showdown for Llov 1 ~ ~ ~ 11,.,.1 S tt ~ the champlons:hip of t he ~:il~lkll ll : l n
Huntington Beach summer =··11 ~ g 1 • t
bas1 ketball league Thursday 2:!-':" J J ' : n gtlt by romping past their Pr111c.n o o l 1
fQeS. -Wl}=11 ~ : 1\ i.
The two clubs square off
Tuesday at 6:30 at Edison
ll igh in the title match as just
one game remaiM arter the
showdo...,n.
Edi.son got a 22 point effort
from Steve TUiiy and an IS.
point performance from Tom
Uoy to breeze past Estancia,
74·54, at Edison High .
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are IOCld HldlQ& spots. A large black or brown worm fished very
a•wly alollK tM rocky bot&om Is a prodDCllve mans of Jdlllll 0£ Pl ;-to •M In aoy lake dUriq t .. tummer moolu. e,asure
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Marina S tunned;-In-Playoffs
FoW1lain Valley's American Beat Bet for Trout Aetlo11
BiJ Bear Loke is still listed as lhe best bet lor trout action To Man 103 even though wted condiUons are hampering anglen. Trouters
!Ol.klng Zeke's, cheese and salmon eggs are coming o(f the lake El T Ga • Legion title hopes suffered a
Oro lns quick setback Thursday night
when~ errors helped the Fu!·
lertpn Dodgers to a g..7 playoff ~wUh rainbows up to four pounds. Trolling is almost impossible
at Big Bear e1:cept for very early in the morning before the CHICAGO (AP) -For an
water atiers get on the water. Small bass and bluegfll are plea-ex-prize f i g h t e r • Max . Corona deJ Mar, allowing
·tiful cme to ithore when riihed right in the weeds. M06COWitz has a llOt't touch. only Bob Lo6ner to score in
·...,, Trout fishing in the High Sterns is listed as good for both ~ he celebrated his 103rd double figures, stunned Marina
··pacl<·in and nlOdslde lake angler.. The weatherman has bea> bll1Mly Mo..Say, MOICl>Wltz High 55--44 in Mesa·Del Mar
:.very cooperaUve with only laolated thundershowers spoiling a recalled he simply couldn't ~~mmernight ~k=
pay'• actlvitl~. Camp grounds 90 percent lull..Dear..roads_but~ ~ bantam~igbt-Mesa-H'gh Y 8
·'rangero ,.poet plenty ol lipare elaewhero. bldging and gu Joe G1111 in 1903. 'l1>ey looftt, -Elsewhere in the circuit.
·-aeem to be no problem on either side of the Sierru. to a 25-round draw. u But he's conquered life for Universky slipped pa s t
Fls•lng Good f11 Colorado more than 8 oentury and lllll Warren ~ in the '*<x>nd
After a very'late ud llieSvy anotrfaJI prGdatilig aa abnormal
nmeff, nlen are now approacll:ln1 a flab.able c•dltloa la:
Colorado. -wrltor llsiled the -lork ol the Porier River Ma b'amplaated Costa Menn Tom lJm:ie tbla put weekeDd
aad flDblt laad to be nled as ei:cellent. Browm, rainbows aad
-lo Ille It ta 1:1-bd .. "" Ill ... ry pocket -to.
S-of Ille rhen ue 11111 a UUle •IP ud olf color bat
the laek of r""' lo Illa -...... pot all riven '" ......
llaable -bJ die .. of-Joly.
8-e O.tlooli. Ojttlmlstlc .
Come lhe first ol Septembm', barring M un.9eUOllal cold
·spell, Southland ocattergunnen ooald well be greeted by ooe
• of the best dove openera in qu.iie some time.
Acconling lo ,...Jts ol· a li!h and ·game survey on nestinS
dove conducted recently, the mourning dove population haa
· increaaed 30 percent over la.st year. . · ·
Good reportl on nesting conditions are coming in from all
'pactllo and mountain. states. wlth~al least two il not three
·~tches expected. Vory little rain· has helped breeding conditlona
u the fralile dove move out when heavy rains occur.
· The ae'uon llmlll have not )?een aet to date, bUt hunters can
expect a seuon similar to last yt.ar's lp]it 46 clllys.
Deep Sea Fish R~port
tJayS et his fightin · ht ol game at Costa Mesa, and g W'e18' · Co9ta ?ilesa routed Orange 81· ~.~ all m bow you 67 at Corona Del ti.Jar after El
!eel," Mos e o w I t z toki Toro nipped Danna lfllls 42"40 in the first game. newsnen attending his Lolner. as usual. wa s
birthday party in a SOudl Side umtoppable with 18 point!, but
nuraing ~-"The world will the next highest Viking had ~~be~\oo}~~ if just four aganat the Sea Kings'
MoleowiU belc> bit _ _J<!ughdelen,.,
aloft in a victory sign~ !i"Cl' SpiruCpumped through~
81ug:s of bourt>on: He drinks 23 pomts to lead Costa t.fesa to
the !!lull in ~•ll ·s•llon
quantltiftl each week.
"I Jove this wooderful world
that ·God created," he said.
"I've had a lotJ or pleasure
here and I tell Him so ll'hen I
pray each day."
He pUt on a pa.Jr ol m
boxing gloves he got a8 a
present and talked abou_ this
·one.time career as a boi:er of
14 fights under the name of
"Kid McCoy."
He remembered the Gans
fight and also recalled a bout
four years ago with a man in
GWCNips
.Dons, 4-3
Golden West""To 11 e g e
exploded for four runs in the
eighth inning, "'!pped by John
MaCAuley's 410.foot two-run
homer, shocking Metropolitan
Baseball ~ leader La
Fonda, .. 3, Thursday night at
Santa Ana's Memorial Park.
a.Nill! W"' C•)
DANA WMAll,. -no ......... : S4I
...... 103 ~. -ltOftlto. ' ' M llllllt, 1 "9llO'lfl!l•ll• l rock cM, 2)
-~ Wl'll ..... ~::.-.. T (Aft'I .. ) -131 •110l•1: 10 N rtM:lld•, » tionllo, 301 Nit. 411 roclr cod, 112 m1<kerel. to•nr. Udltr) -1t7 ..,.ten: ts l19rr~lld•, 21' bonito, 613 !Hu , 4 ""°""•II, 2S roct cod, J l'lllltM.111. 2l
f!1Kk•r.I, l 11lmon.
bluenn hill 80s \lt'ho disoovered ttat
Moscowitz stiJI has 90me stuff.
The Ol'ponent suffered a
_concussion.
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B~eball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eaat DIVialoo w L Pct. GB -49 43 .533
Baltimore 47 43 .522 t
Cleveland 46 « .511 2
Milwaukee 46 45 .505 2\\
New York 46 46 .500 3
llel:ott 45 47 .439 4
West Dtvlllon
Oakland 54 39 .Sil
Chicago 48 44 .511 6'h
Kansas City 46 45 .505 7
Texas 46 49 .484 9
Minnesota « M .468 IO\\
Anc•lt YI 57 .394 171>
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ealt Dlvtsloa w L
Philadelphia 47 45
Montreal 44 45
St. Lot1ls 44 44
Pi!tsburgh 42 49
Chicago 40 50
New York 36 51 .
Wert Division
Dodie~ 62 32
Cincinnati 56 39
Houston 50 «
Atlanta 50 46
San Francisco 42 52
San Diego 42 56
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win at La Palma Park.
its easy Win . Costa ,._1esa got Fountalh Valley p 1ay8 stronger as the game Fullerton's Angels ~t 5 today
progressed, scoring 67 points on t~ same diamond iri a
m the final three quarters. muat-win sjtuatioo. •· ·
Unive~ty'sRlchardBrown The Dodger s built
amassed a game·high_lolal..of_a.6--0 lead through the filth but·
22.points to lead the Trojans to five walks and a single
their win over Warren. brought Fountain Valley close
Uni trailed :J0..2 at the half 6-5 in the bottom of the sixth. '
but came on blazing in the
garne at the end of the lhird.
fourth quarter alter tying the
Jim White chipped in 16 and
Ken Vieira 10 in the win.
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LOS ANGELES -A cold
~hooting night bumpd Orange
Coast College out ol a tie for
lint place as h o s t Los
Angeles Harbor Co 11 e e e
stiljljied the Pirates 53-41
Thursday nilftt.in the Harbor
College summ« basketball
league.
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"It's grow uj> time. .
"Worryinl doem't &et the" job done."
With U-bywml1, 111rb1ra Trear
lots about untytnc the knots ol partnts •
, and teenagen at atmool lmconcllable
' dlfferencea over noklng, d r u g 1,
truancy, delJnquency, theft,
lnlubordinatkla, school failure or even
bed-""'1jq.
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Procram II dilfereat beco"'8 there's
lltUe conc:<m for the pay<bologlcal or
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Jll)'ddatno-........i: who did what to
wllaon, wllo'a IO blame or Wbo failed .
1 "We wcwt~of now, healing from the · in1lde O'.Ut, · applying banda&es where
major ""Bery 9'"c1ed," ti.said. · _
MrL Trear and ber three ua>clatet,
ir,,vta (Kip) Heinold, Jbn Gi1-e and
IAlclnda PrewlU, lwl group dilcuaslons
at San Clemente and Laguna Beach boys' clllbl. -
Youth from 12 to JI years ol age come
onoe a week for one:hour. Adults come to
theb' iepll'ale evening meeUng for two
boun.
All the .~ are kept confidential
and lbe ielden otV relay pertinent com-
ments between the groups when asked.
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referee's
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up the kid's . contract
and treat
hirn like
a humeri being.
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for liis own
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)chow If a son or daughter at.tended since
they haven't seen each other in days.
DOUBLE TIME
"Parents IOl'netimea wonder why they
come for twk:e as Jong," lotrs. Trear
said.
"I tell th!m it's beaiuse there are
twlce 11 many ot them. But one father
summed it up even better, 'We've been
dealin&: wilh the problem twice as long.'
"Our advice to tbem ii to hang up the
ref•'• whiltJe, tear up the kid's
contract and treat him like a human
.be ....
"Ptve an lnstructicm. Then zip the
moullJ 8hut and tum olf the hearing.
Don't put up with the sass and don·t
answer It; that's belittling.
''Our -job is then to offer suggestions
for meaningful action Jf the instruction
is not earned oul The trkk is to make
sure It'• an instructkln, not a plea or re-
quest.
"Each pel'IOD i1 responsible for his
, own behavior apd 1bould be alk>y,·ed to
accept his own oonsequences."
1. Whlle the iruiructk>ns seem simple,
they are dlfficuK to apply personally
becauee the problems usually have
fen.nented for two to four years .
COM!llfl'MENT
Each famil'y spends at least six months
going lo the groups and making boffie
more liveable at a cost of up to $60 per
month.
MOit participants preferred not to have
their names published but J o h n
J>alafoutas of Lemon Heights was
entbusiasUc iD hi.a prabe of results:
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• "It'a such a remark.able change. We've
Al:;L matw-ed 90 tbat I have ~• much
closer relationship with my sons. Oh,
they're no angels; but there's certainly
no more yeUing and thre.at1:
"'Ibe one at Rancho Portrero writes
weekly now. And his grades are so
improved I tometimes wcmder If they're
really his. 1be behavior marks are right
up there, too, though.
-.._ •1111e nitil proof will ccme when he's
reltQied."
However, Mrs.. Trear emphatically
disclaims being a "kM:l's fb:·it shop."
EQUAL ADVICE
Ccmstructive crttlctsm, helpful insights
and reasonable explanations are given
equally at both age levels. Support is for
self-Identi ty. "There's no right way to do
the \\'l'Ollg-thlng:''
For instance. a boy complained that he
could use his parenta' van for their
errands but not the family car for his
pleasure.
Commenl5 at his group ranged from
"Be thankful you have any wheels," to
"Keep driving responsibly and maybe
they will change,'! to "Doo't use either
vehicle." ·
Later the ·mother and fattier rtvealed
the car always had to be available for an
ailing relative. They le~ with a better
understanding of the .son's position and
their own stipulation Intact..
"We don't take any of the credit or the
blame for what happens -and parents
shouldn't either." Alrs. Trear ei:plalned.
"By this age a kid should be oo·his own.
fr he can make good decisions, he wtll
get in the habit ot uslng good judgment."
SUBURBAN SLANT
She admits her program \\'ouldn't wort
in a ghetto at large city. Her cues come
from middle class neighborhoods, Irvine
condos and locked beachfront estates.
·Some people are referred by high
• school counselors or the Orange ' cOunty
. Probation Department but the service is
not part ol the legal system.
"Often we're a last resort when
individual therapy has failed and the only
alternative is further in\'olvement with
the law," she said.
No matter what the probfem. ~frs.
Trear, Kip and J im probably "know
\\'here It's at."
She struggled through raising her own
five chlldren in the San Fernando ValJey
with no place to go for tbis kind ol help.
'HORROR STORIES'
Now when families relate "these nme
JlOrror stories." she is on t.Op of what's
happening and strives ror dignify in ~
relatM>nshlp. •
Kip and Jim doubt that their charges
"have done half of what we did." They
speak from experience about probation
officers and juvenile haJI.
"We can re1ate totally to , their
problems. We may dress and speak cu-
ually but 11ie don't play their games,"
}ijp mentioned.
"'Ibese people don't v.>ant therapy;
they \\'ant direction," added J\.ln.
Prewitt, a clinical social ~·orker who
~lps on the project after hours. "Jt!a
nice to see the positive." . . ' The foursome's familiarity arid avl!llB-,
bility in crisis situations are more ad-
-..·antages for those involved in the ~
gram.
Tl\e mother of a IS.year-old ·runaway
daughter attributed the success of her
tUI"D-iround to "so much c a r l n g
hrimediately and the strength o f
Barbar~'s personality.
WANT TO STAY
"Changes were so dramatic and
feelings· so good that v.-e didn't want to
· leave the program.
"We Y.'l'f'e all )upset by one 190!ated
incident that left us wondering what the
ne:lgbbors \\wld think.
"'The 90lution was almost the antithesis or 'what good parf:nts should do'...-.ccept
the consequences and go on from there."
Home doesn't have to be model but
what is said should be meaningful and
the people should enjoy each other, Mrs.
Trear believes.
"Sometimes, the teens are spo;ied or
they figure why ~·orry about school If
Mom does. We have people 12 gotng on to
and 50 going on 15.
'Youngsters don't know .:.Vhat
--'a~lternatives th ey have to get
a better deal . The ir peers
support the negative.'
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Barbara Trear, shown with
Alouette, values the
rapport with young assistants . ..
because 'the teenagers we
help probably have had all
the mothering they can stand.'
"You can't make change out of
another's pain, though. so \\·e try w
foster good attitudes and feelings."
A mother of.twins Is sure Ullngs will be
better now that "we take action and quit screaming.
OWN DECISIONS
"I've learned to treat my daughters as
persons who take advice but-make-their
own decisions. We have learned how to
handle ourselves. We notice changes and
say ao .. "
Teenagers are encouraged to find
jobs-for their own keep, to help pay
juvenile hall bills, to use time construc-
tively and develop worthwhile jalents.
When a youth takes this initiative, he
usually has realized that he is hooked
into dependent treatment by his OY.TI
rotten behavior.
It's a major turning point but he still
comes back to group becau..e he OY.'eS it
to his peers to "share the good ttuff: ''·
insight on how to deal \vlth parents and
·proof that bickering dosn't \\Wk.
NEW ALTERNATIVES
"Otherwise, many youngsters don 't
know vfflat alternatives they have to get
a better deal," Kip said. · "'Ibeir
so-Called fri ends outside genera 11 y
support the negative."
Allhougti publicity has been shunned
for Family Development, word of its
success has spread.
A meeting plact is being negotiated in
Costa j\fesa.
The ·phone number 494-0737, Ext. 613
has been listed. And ultimately the lead-
ers foresee video tape instruction as the
best way to reach the most people and
get quicker results.
Jt's' a growing experience all around
based on the premise: How I feel aboul
me is ·whal I offer you .
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: MIUIOlll of
boule.wives in Ullt country ~'OU.Id be -eel ff someone called t hem ·~. Bal tho!' ""' ·-I Memben ol the Kaaua City .,..
llatlonal Qluncll On AkoboliJm blve -red a questioDnalre (with help from till Michigan chapter) and ,.. want to
u mocb ~re u pouible. We
you'll print It.
... JO quatloaa. Any -""" ••en "Yn" to more t.han ball ls
.... bly alcohoilc. ' ~. Do you try to get llOll1<0lle to buy
19'!« ror you because you ... uhaaJed to buy It younelfl •
1. Do you buy liquor at dillenlll plaoa
so no ,... wtU knolf lloW nlucb you ...-1 .
3. Do you hide the empties and dispose
ol them ll!Cl'etiy ?
4. Do you pJan ip advance to "reward"
-yGUl"llll' wtth a little drinking bout after
you'YO;-very bard in the house ?
S. Are JOU often permissive with yoor
cbllclrea bec:auae you feel guilty about the was you behawd when you were
drinldnl1 I
I. Do' ~ haft "blackouts," periods about~ wlltc:lo ,0. remember nothing!
.1. uo you ..., phone the hostess ol a
party !be noll <kl/ and ask if you hurt
-·• ~r !Qade a fool of >""" self?' t..,. ~
I. Do ;... t.wl cll ... \te holes in i~ur
clothes or · die furniture and can't
"""'"""' -It haJlllllled? t. Do ,.. !Uran ..tra drtnt or two
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liquor will be served there?
tU. Do you often .. onder 'il -,
know! how much you drink?
It. Do you feel wittier M more
charming when you are drink ing?
12. Do yoo feel panicky v.·hen faced
W'lth nan.drinkin' days, such as a visic to
out-Of·town relatives?
13. Do you invent JOcial oecasloM for
. drinkin&, such as Inviting friendl for
lunch, mcktails or dinner?
14. When others are present, do you
a\'Old reading articles or seeinc movies•
CN' TV shows about women alcohotlcs )lUt
read and "''Dtch when no one is around?
15. Do you ever carry liquor ln your
purse?
16. Do you become defensite when
~e menticn your drinldDg?
17 • .Do )'OU become irritated when
mexpeded guests reduce your · liquor
supply!
JS. Do you drink when W'Kler pressure
or after an ariument 1
19. Do you try to cover up-y,•ben you
can't remember prom ises J!nd feel
ashamed when you mi5place or lose
thing , •• 20. Do you drive even though }'ou've
been drinkbtg but feel certain you are in
complete control of yourself?
Be honest If your score says you're
alrohoUc, call the Nallcnal Council On
Alcoholism or AJcoho{lcs Anonymous.
They aro Usted in the phone book. DORIS
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now a •'Ord from me to those of Yo•
who nuaked. The~ 1el£·belp po11pa
have Pf'O\'en more suettnful lban
psychiatry, rtllglon or medic1I kip ..
l\lllllons ba,·e fond sobriety ll11roucta
their c1maradtrie and mutual s11pporl
You can, too. Get going,
\\1hat's the story on pot. L.S.D., cocaine ,
uppers and do'1:ners. speed? Can you
handle It If you're careful? Send (or Ann
[anders' new booklet, j,Strajght Dope on
Drugs." F..or each booklet ordered. send a
dollar hill; plus a long, self-addressed..'
~tamped envelope (20 cents postage I to
Ann Landers, P .0 . Box l346, 222 W. Sauk
Or., Chicago, Ill. tlOtlSI.
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Dora Schoxnidor, lint
S.c-1nd-Fox lndi1n
chief in Oklahoma
reaches a l1ndmt1rk in
her fint yHr
presiding over
her first pow-wow.
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UStOm Fitted Tennis. Golr and Sun' Dresses··
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MeY Verde Center F·2
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Tam, her cue from
transactionaJ analysis, Marie
Simonds ol Costa Mesa makes
sure everyone feel• llke a
winner. ·
Her newly marketed OK
Qame is for people who want
ilWl&ht abcu tne Paret1t, <lllld
and Adult in all of us.
~·~ these attitudes in s u c h ·a non-(hreatealng
atmoophere with frieoda and
fanUfy has less of an ogre than
therapy," ahe explained.
Mrs. Simonds, who intended
to reaume her nursing career .
alter her cbildrM were grown,
swild"'1 k> devising game.
when &be was crippled by
o.dtipie 9Clerosis.
llfl,..tex or el)U:ess.i.on so each
player Jnterfret1 the pictures
as he aees them.
A seq,nd dfck of cards
contains questions aod the
Lhlrd deck Presently contain!
quotatiOns fot the players to ·
react to. Mn. Simonds fore-
sees lnterchaligeable decks to
d e alin g with other
psychological situations.
"'!be fac"t that player.s can
start tn any direction (there is
no "go" space) is enough to
throw some people," she
added . •
"ll 's a'5o curiow that the
controlling Parent, rather than
the nurturing one , comes out _
in 'mOst respomcs. And the
rebellious Chi ld is m o_r e _
evident than the curious,
eoouab ia:.O !•r< •"'mbled
f '"'° ' Ulo thfOOgh P a r t y
Ploa.sers and Leilut'e ll'lme
stores. ' .. ·very ' cre•tl~''. 11 the
accolade trom br~ .Robert
Davidson who uses "the aame
in eome of his counaellng
&fOOpl. \
. And it'1 ooiy tbe be~.
Mrs. Simonde hai 1nore idetls
on her tape record~ ju&t
woftlng to b< t...,,firr.it1llik>
reality by her family. ~·
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Marge Simonds
takes her turn
"When my lifestyle changed,
r wanted to-keep my mind
active," she said. "The family
helps ~th the arm and
legwork of the business."
Her husband, Harold. ill in
charge· cit marketing the
gamebooi:<L Daughl•'l, Sydney
bags the playing pieces and
Stacey dreW the il lustrations
for tile trick cards.
creative one." , 1
Mrs. Simonds had the game flt;IE WINE I!
"i" her head" for a year. Las• RNE CHEESES .September she found a at · new game she
has devised to
put fun into
psychology.
supplier and ordered the SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali
1be dick figures have do
rninin1um of 60,000 pieces. PllASI CAl/r 117.·2907
SinlCO Enterprises ( the· l~ ~~I near,f5ull0ck's
famlly name for the weekly 1 ~:;~j:±:;:r:z· 1 trips to a rrlend's warehouse). :, 11 :\ J.
was wider. wa.y and by June-~ ' ~-·' '• ~ · ~ '8,..+·:
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STROUD, Okla. (UPI) -
Dora Scbexnider wears the
Sac-and-Fox beaver ·headdress
as the .first women Indian
chief in Ol<laboma.
Sbe quit a high paying job;,,
the Bureau ol lndlan Allain
she held for lift yean to
-Sac.and-Fox chief. Now llile is jl8Jd the le<lerally
allowed mfnimum wage of
$2.25 an· lx>ur.
At the end ol her first year
as chief of. the small tribe that
is loca ted -.kl Okl a h o m a,
Kansu and Iowa, She presided
over a weeteni:l i)OW·pow at
•the tribal ~ five miles
OOIJ!h of Slraud.
P.frs. Scbexnider, married tO
a civil engineer, spends only
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
part or her time on tribal
affairs and maintains her
people need a full-time chief to
revive its heritage.
Sbe started t.dim .. doim
money .thaf. was a~ated
by Congress but nevfll" paid
and has begun plana fer a new
C11mmunky building IXI the
tribal erounds· She al90 ii
.. It'll just sitting there in the
U.S. Treasury, dr a w in g
intere!it," 6he said.
Mrs. Schemider, ~ lives
in Shawnee with her hu sband,
plans to move to Strouct. soon.
"I believe a leader should
live right in the heart of where
the work a needed," me said.
, Her critics ~·ere able
have her first election last
sununer voided because ol
alleged YOting irregularities.
"None was proven and they
chose not ta ·go to rourt," she
said,
Last January she ~'On a
second eleclion. Her term
ends in August., 1975.
looking /or industry to settle 1--------------------I
on !he 800 "'"" of tribal land.
The • Sac-and-F~ Indian .. ------------,-----lri~ share awrnlimately $1~ .. SUMMER
~:~~~~=--~ NEEDLEPOINT CLASSES method of dividing l1le cash
among <he lribal members in TCIUCJht by Bunny Crossen
three states has held up
payment!! oo ,the claims, M~· .lwly 22
1-·IZ-Plon_S __ llwgollol
W-sdoy -.lwly Z4
Aries Makes Changes
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Classes run fou r weeks , plus oft• all·day
workshop. Fee: S35.00 • including materials.
Checks, payable to Bunny Crossen. must SATURDAY
JULY 20
mean what you say. Emphasis
is on concluaioa.
GEMINI (May 21.Jlllle 20):
By SYDNEY OAJARR Movement, visits, ah ~ r t ,
ARIES (P.farch 21-Aprit 19): · journeys are likely ~
Accent is on c b l ldr.en, fe~ur~. You deal w it h
creativity, affairs of heart. relatives ~ to greater extent
P.fake changes. Tear down and than has been tr'ue in palll.
remodel. Rebuild on 90lld CANCER (June 2l·Ju1y 22):
base. Study fine print. Emphasis is on m o n e y ,
direct approach 11 best.
SCORPIO (Oct. IS-Nov. 21):
You pull your own welgbi. You
gain confidence. You inake
room for yoursel f at top.
SAGITfARIU81 (Nov. tz..
Dec. 21): Good lunar upecl
coincides now with journeys,
educaUon, abilit y to perceive
potential. Open lines o f
communicatloo. ·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19 ): Someone throw1 you a
blockbuster opinion. Key ii to
accompany applical.ion. •• .... -.
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NEEDl,.EPCJINT DESIGN
262.11. Cent tfwJ'• • c_.... thl M• • 644·7t04
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TAURUS(April20-May 20)· personal po ssessio n 1 ,
Deal In direct manner wtth payments a n d collections.
persons important to you. . ~~~(July 2.1-Aug. 22): Take
Means say what you mean -llllhative; be a self-starter.
Trust your own Judsment.
Accept -~blllty. Push
digest and ruminate. Means1----------·------c-----'---------
don't jwnp Into fray until
prepared add fully aware of ahead -opportunity l s
available and awaiUng your
knock.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22):
You get peek bebJnd the
acenes. You find ways or
appealing to more per.,ns.
Element of glamor is present.
Finish what you 1 ta r t .
LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 22 ):
Emphasil Is on desire and how
to get what you n ee d.
Romance, pleasure and luxury
are spotlighted. D y n a m i c_,
consequencet.
AQUARIUS (Jan •. 2Q.Feb.
18): Marriage, legal ties,
serious commitments a r e
featured. Be aware of publle
reaction -and pub lic
relations.
PISCES (Feb. lH,Im:h
20): Be analytical. Some
people wlll 'tell you things for
sake of effect. Key is to be
responsible: to check, to
inquire 'ID4 to aim at truth.
'l'ffEBEIARBWAbK
J,. La6una Bead& • _ ·· CJ';:c Boardwa.lk 1peciali7.e!!
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in strictly fresh leafood
·• serwd amid historic tt:membrances of tum:.of-the-
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The storekeeper
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we announce
, centaiytagun&Beath. The'choicest and fresbest leJec .. that all sale merchandise
Is reduced to 50% off or greater.
"The freshest and the finest anywhere!"
· BROWN
· (tqM are.Sown in daily from many diltant.portL Live
Jobsten from the cOast of Maine. Pacific Salmon from
Washington. 0,'Sten from Long Island Sound and Red"
Snaj>perfrom New Orleans. And each is rushed directly
to the Boardwalk's: kitchen whe re scrumptious entrees
ari: p~ over glowing coals of "~stem mesquite
and fruitwood ! T}\c Boardwalk abo off en choiCe beef
and 1cDder chicken di nners charcoal broiled to a. delect·
able turlllC>innen stD.rt at $3.95.
Distribu ted throUg hout the Boardwalk are hun·
dn!ds of antiques, artifacui an d historical photographs.'
All sale merchandise is from our
existing inventory We think you
will find a good selection to . :
choose from and look forward
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.Lounge~ guests may select 1he mwic and operate.
the old f.ubioned !90' pedal. .
Jlrlag,..rtunily to the Iloardwall< fordinoer. .
Open dailyftom+:!IO p.m..
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ARENOWSI)( FEET ABOVE~E ROAD!
1'1'lE ROAD DEPARTMEN1'
oec1oeo THAT THEY
SHOULD BE seveN!
by Al Smith
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TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZILI-•
~ITED Fealure Syndicate THURSDAY Pullie Solved:
ACROSS bOOc 'lJ:lml === A 1 Gas ~ f.f,;t;iti;I
1 Ciirnpoo station
5 Snakes Ol'def: 3
9 GeMt"al words
inclineUon 413 Turn
14 F.cllllate aside
15 Small "4"4 Preposition
pond 45 Sotto ~mi; 18 .._argy ····: t:
17 Trll"lllt Very
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allowance 46 Disgraces
t8 Man's o49 Stenograph•
Mme ers:
11·N°'wUh· Obsolete
standing S3 Respect 20 Wrenched 54 Electrical 7 Urge 31 Put torth 2~ Tight ui'lll 8 Indian 33 "The mouse ·-~---: '55 Sj)aniah w:elgtll -----lhe M1Hrly IA• bull 9 Betrayer of clock-a;J Repreienll• 56 Horne a.c'ause 36 WMltlel'
tlon 10 Winter re"*ch • 57 Knight's salellll'e 24•Commend allendlnt appte ' tot 58 Geralnl '&, 11 AJ:lea&e 37 Returned •·a·..-.. 12 Protuber-39 Meatured .... •,••7 wife
21 Mountain 59 Gave •n SIC& out • • climb• edQeto 13 --·-Sco1t «> Prinlflf's
28 Do 00 5·1., S1aY9ry lYpt unit . mlllciouS .,.,..,y lrlil '42 A····-·:
. ' l;llln'n 61 ~:,,ican .subject With rce
32 Made• aulhOf 21 Chilled cream
recotding 22 Strand "3 "On tn.. 3.1 Columbia, OOWN 24 Mamrno11f ------line ..
-f ea 1 Congeals 45 USSR river
3' .~ · 2 Piece N1tion1I "8 Iran
Bekleftltdti: 3 Drug Park monarr;ti
Jazz addict: 25 ---of IR: "'7 T rMIP
eometlll Slang Bread "8 Soon
31 Annedll\O -. Marlhlll 26 llalian <49 -··· 38 Eellbl• Fte~ or lsllftd Web&ttt~ 11i)er; T.E1ton. 27 "Tolett;n· Lexico-
• Olaf. e.g. ...... I'-, St. Utttf' $ M111g1 waler" 50 Stolllah trenz~ key:2 29 ---and Island
31 Betoie worda take 51 Oneoflhe Sat. 8 OrOYQol notice 8rllllh11les 3', Leu ---·-: 29 LoWet in 52 Card In taro
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ALO,_ IN Hll 1'0WIW~IN·1H&-'U'Y,
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A1tn1kind is 11eater todo 11 to a liar.
v1si.to-l1orvest e%i.stence titan it Juis
been i11 gene-rations. That'i larQtly
beca.iue Anierica's J1uge wheat re·
serve is ah11ost gone. Nou1 the na-
tion's farmers are l1aves ti11g the 1974
wl1eat crop. \ViU it be enough. Tlie
•corld wafts.
By PAUL RECER
WELLINGTON, Kan. (AP)-The field
\\'as gildl'<i to me horizon with ripening
grain. but the fannt"r euned softly.
miserabl~:. to himself as-be waded
through Yl'aist high wheat.
"ThiS just wa!n't the year," be said.
"Last year y.•e raised the best wheat a
man can grow. We're just not gotnc to
makee it like that now. DammltaU ."
With· r®gh hands. he eently cuddled a
bundle of Ytileat pods.
"See this one here." he said. 0 '111ey're
all suP!>O"'d to be loog and rull like that
But most of them just didn't fill out."
PULLING DOWN a cap to shade his
eyes, he watched a distarft combine
chum through rippling grain like a ship
at sea. leaving behind a wake of straw
and dust. Two trucks parked nearby held
heaps of the reddish-gold wheat and a
boy was ankle deep in the grain, leveling
a load with a shovel. .-
The farmer eyed a faraway bank of
silver gray clouds plump with the
promise of rain or of bail. He nervously
tugged again at his cap.
"I made 45 bushels an acre here last
year," he said. "I'll be lucky to get 30
now. I 5'\'ear, It's enough to turn you into
city people.,
'Ibe scene was common In Kansas and
throughout the wheat belt. In 1 buslnea
that is really a boom or bua contest with
nature, 197( will be remembered mostly
as a drew. 'nle farmer W(ll JOme •
FROM THE AIR, THE 1974 WHEAT CROP IS A SERIES OF ABSTRACT PATTERNS
for the price to reach $4.50 a bushel. It
was $4 a bushel as June ended.
"By mid.July, the American fanner
could control a big percentage .of the
¥.'orld's supply of free wheat," says
Charl~s Rhoades of the Oklahoma Wheat
Commismon. "It's a war of nerves and
the !anners have control for the first
time.".
causing kemels to llhri,...
"I don 't think I planted a single acre i!I
what I could call iood ccndition," said
Ostrander, who had 2.200 acres in wheat.
The result la abowing up now at grain
elevators.
"I know farmers who made 45 bu!hels
last year," said an elevator operator in
Wichita. "They're getting 2S and 30 oow.
And a let ol that is not good quality."
Weight tell!: a lot about wheat quality.
of all for winter wheat ii the 10-to-14 day
harvest period.
, A SUDDEN hallstonn can llstt.o the crop.
"I've seen I field after hall. It looked
like it had been plowed under," says a
young farm wife. · '
Fire is also a lerious menact.
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THE HARVEST Is just past half
completed, with combines now cutting
fields In Nebraska. But even before they
started In Texas last month, the 1974
wheat crop had assumed an importance
. COMBINE CHURNS THROUGH WHEAT FrE LD IN KANSAS matched by few In hlllory. Almost gone are the i m m e n s e
The precise effect. oo prices at the
consumer level might not be known for
months. But_ almost certainly, experts
feel, if the holdout contim,les, prices will
go up for bread, cereal. inacaronl, pasta,
pastries and the hundreds of other food
products tied to wheat.
Last year, a bushel from this area
welebed 62 pounds or more. 'l1rll year,
many are lea than so.
Lightolng or beat tr..m 1 raully combine
or truck can It.art grain fires that burn
away harvest drums in only brief
moments. . .
In Kansas, the wheat harvest ls a time
of gut-wrenching 'tension.
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mrpluses of government grain from
previous years. No longer, can stored
wheat be pulled froro federal bins to
counter rising prices at home or tum
back famine abroad .
The U.S. agricuJtural marvel had been
available for years to the nations or the
world, propping up wheat supplies when
crops faileil,"'as they might this year in
Africa, Asia and India becauae ol
drought . , ___ Harvest, 1974, Is also a new era for the
farmer. Without the huge government
surpluses to tilt the 1upply and demand
equatloo, the Carmer commands the
grain market.-Re, alone, is the source of.
supply. By wtthholdlng bis wheal be can
drive up price.
Tl!E HOLDOUT has begun.
Famters who were !lwig last year by
the profiteering cl speeulaton have
.stored up to 90 per cent of their ne\\·ly-
harvested grain instead of selling. Across
the wheat belt, many said they're waiting
From governmen< desks in'
Washington, the 1974 wheat crop looks
good, but there is concern. The
government's June estimate placed the
total harvest at a record 2.09 billion
bushefs, some 300 million bushels inore
than last yeir. But this was nearly 100
million bushels less than the May
e.stimate of ~.I billion bushels. Some
experts, . JUDOO.g them Thomas E.
Ostrander._ preskient ol the Kanau
Wheat Raisen Association, -the final fi gure will be less than z billloo.
'n!ROIJGH CENTRAL Kamas and
. Oklah<ma, the weather played tricks
. with timing. La.9l fall, when winter wheat
>A'as planted, the fields were too ,wet. In
March, when the tender plants were
beginning to race toward maturify, a
freeze stunted tbouaands of acres. And in
May, when the grain pocla were filling
out, hot, dry winds blew for da)'I,
FARMS AVERAGE 1,000 acreo around
Wellington, the a:nter of Sumner County
and the moot prolific -area In
Kansas, In .lum the moot prollftc wheat
state. Some lumen b.,. wort three
times that mtacb land.
'!be dirk, compocl, sweet ... elllng aoll
Is ideal far growing wheat and is IODle ol.
the -expemive rannland In the
nation. <lloke land is selling for $1,000 an
acre and very little is avallable.
People and machine11 muster as lf for
an invaSion. Fann wives abandon alr-
""1dltloned homes to drive tluclla In dill!
and heat. Young cblldrett, left on their
own, play In the llrlw II lleld lldt.
Tempers flare. Minor brealcdowm kMlm
as tragedies. Highways Jain with trucks
and lumbering combines. E•hlusled
worten puah tbemlelves, atr11ning for
every bushel.
Hence, a I,~ lanner Is worting , FOR THE FARMER, the work doesn 't
on II millloo ""'111 of land. And each-end al harvest.
year he lnve91s In this land, In the loog Arter the fields are stripped, he'll
months before harvest, $100,000 in sJl!!.IDd up to 3,000 hours and many
fertilizer, seed, """"1mes irripllon, and -al dollars plowln(, cultlvallnK
the labor of Weeding and cultlvatioo. and rertilizlng, gellllig ready lor the DUI
R's an investment that will pay off crop.
mJy oo tbe whim t:l nature. Too much PeaCe comes ml.y after the October
rain In the fall and planting can be late planting. Then the -people relax
or even impolltie. A late spring freeze and nature does the wort.
can scar and Stmt the wheal, lowering "From Nov. l to Jan. I, I doo't intend
produottoo. And after eight months o! to do anything," Ostrander says, "aod I
alowly maturing, the molt periloUs time don't ·care who knows it."
WheatFarmers Taking Big .Gamble
By JESSE C. BOGUE
Ullli.t!Prwtll ... llltlMll
A lot of y,·heat farmers out in the
southwestern and western United states
are gambling right now-gambling that
they'll get better prices for what they
have to sell.
Some fann advisers think their gamble
is far from a sure ·thlng. But right now,
the farmers look good. 1be millers and
commercial bakers are watching, but so
far they see no immediate effect on the
price of the commodity common to
nearly every American family-bread.
Out wher~ the winter wheat crop is
being harvested, the rate al completion
dependtrig on bow far nor1h are the fields,
the tanners are holding the golden grain,
or a big percentage of it, off the market
and storing tt in their farm bins or in the
big capacity elevators.
Tbelr move to date looks good.
A YEAR AGO last Friday, wheat for
future delivery on Chicago Board of
Trade contracts went for $2.61 11.i to$!.74 a
bushel, depending upon the month Jt was
· to be 'delivered. 'niis past Friday, the
same deliveries ranged from $of.ff to $4.38
a bushel. The fi.Jture delivery contracts
gained from eight to 27 cents a bushel for
the week.
And some farmers, in addition to the
immediate resolve to wkhhold their
wheat, believe that the next crop report
will show <hat the hard winter wheat
aop was well below expectations.
"In the pall two years, they hive sold
and walched the market go up later,"
said Bilf NellOD, executive vice president
of the Teus Wheat Growers lllOClaticn
in Amarillo.
'"!bat g" their atteotioo. Having had
ll\"O years of 1 llttle better~ he (the
tanner) can afford to take a little more
risk. That's what they're doing."
SOME OF THE wheat Is being IOld for
expenses of harvesting and llorage, but a
Chicago Board of Trade ~ltw cl. the
past Wl!ek noted that "a generally tight
hold on their newly harvested supplies
early in the week dttNe commercial and
exporter interests to satisfy their needs
in the futures market."
In Washington, a spokesman for the
American Bakers Assoclat.lon, always
concerned with the overaJI ~ of
bread, admitted "We're watching with •
interest."
lfe went on to explain "Our members
buy flour from the millers. The millers'
price, however, does not always reflect
the day-to-day price fluctuations which
we have bad in recent days. 1be millers'
price 8eefn1 to depend more <11 klacer
term trends. lt takes 1t least me month
to tUm wbeal into Dour, usually loager.
"THE corr or living average retall
br<ad price ..,. every month al lut
year until it bit a high of M.3 cent.I per
Ioar lut April. Wben k nimalned there In
May. we relt It hid become lltabilized.
We'd like to 1ee It remain tbert."
"A.great deal al -1·1 happened to
the Wheat market is <XlnCefD about the
status al the spring wheat crop In the
northern states and the aoybean and com
crope:," he told UPI'• Patrick Malone.
"Farm hokling itself' doet not. make for
higher prices. ..
Solland was looking 1t the long·lerm
prospects for the pricea.
HE SAID COUNTRY elevators report
the typical farmer has IOld ooly abou t
five percent of the wheat being delivered
to the elevat<r, compared to the normal
10 to 15 percent in past yean, ind there
was no question but that prices would be
lower now If they bad aold 15 percent m
the cash market.
"But there ts no way," .said Sosland,
",that farm hdlding can repeal the law of
supply and demlmd. They can\ all oell at
the hia:ht that'• just impoalble."
He aakl 1101De market oblerven believe
that the farm hokling in tht krul: nm "is
bearish," meaning Jt will ultlnwtely
bring prices down, "because it means
wheat is still there and he's going to have
to tell it eventually."
Tom 09trander. of w elllnglon, Kan ..
Pn!sident of tbe Kansas Aaoc1ltkJa of
Wheat (/rowers which Ibis oprlng
publicly called . upon fannen to avo1d
lloodlng the market with wbeat at
harvest time, disagrees with Soll1and.
"I JUST CAN'T help but feel we're
aeelng Wheat at $1 a bushel more than
under nonnal marketing conditions,"
Ostrander said. He felt the holding should
have an effect throughout the martr:eting
year.
In Washington, Sen. Robert Dole (R-
Kan.), rccalled that wheat prices
slumped In early llpring till• y .. r, and
one factor In mnuenclng farmers to
withhold their harveet waa the inemory
ol 1m and 1973 when many aild. early
and sa.'!. the price go up later. ·
RIPE ,GRAIN SPRING ING UP TOWARD THE SUN MEANS LIPE FOR MILLIOl'lS AllOUND THI WORLD
Out in Kansai City, Mort.on ~and,
edl ... of lhe Miiiing and Baldn( N""'
and w\dely regarded 11 one o1 the molt
knowledgeable men in the grain -trade •
aaid lhere are factoni havjpg a more
lmportan\ lnSluence on the price rite
than the holdtna act.Ion. HARVESTING TRUCK llCOM ES SUBSTITUTE SANJ;>BOX
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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l"llDllthed Orano• Cot1t D11i1v l'llot,
Jiiiy 12. If, "· Wld Auo11u L 1t7• l.SI0-74
•ICTrTIOUI •USIHSSS
NAM• ITAHM•NT
Tiie· followll'IG perMfl II dolno bullntll
•s: HOSTE OESIGH, 141'9f T•Htn11n
L•M, No. :102, HunllnotiJll liltch, cont.
,ICT'ITIOUI •UllN•ll 9'loMf HI.Ml ITATIMl•T Slwplotn Hotltller, 1'7ft Tttl1m1n, Thi ftllow'lllO WIOfl 11 dolN M l""I Huritlfl!llOll 9..ch, C•llf. tl6-lt Thi• blll.l""1 11 COM\ICl.cl tt'I' In
•: l"AllOO SAHDWICH COMl'AHY HO. lndl11iclllf!.
l. GO Birth 11., MIWJKll'I B•Kh, S. H°"""tr Cllltcrmll t2"' Tflll lllt..,._I W•t l'lltd With lh'll
Joltfl Mtt(~lk. 1761 lrvlnt, Co.fl County Ctri Ill OrMWt Counl'Y on Jiiiy f,
Mfu, C•ll!ornl1 ft621 1t74. l'.nsN
Thi• b\rllMll •• conductfd w •n ~Ubllshed Ol'•rioe ,,,.., Dilly l'llol. ll'ldlv~!h,, Mtrtlltk Ji.tv 12, It, 2'. 9fld AllQVSI 2, 1t74 1516-14
Thi• 1t1i.m1nl w11 nlfd Wltft !hi -CIMll'I' c1w~ o1 Ol'•noe covntv on July 1, PUBLIC NOTICE
nr•. ,.tt21tl---~,,-.=c,-===o--·-111CT1T1ous IUllH•IS l"ul>tlttltd Orl"O!I COii! Delly l'llof, fill.Ml STAT•M•WT
J11fy S. U, It, U, 1914 wo-74 Thi lollow'lriii PtnOn II dolllf blflillfll
PUBLIC N011CE ••: HECK£1l'S Al"JILIAHCE. 111:10 Fir• ----~=-,,,-,, --·. "°"• '"·• l'Dlll'll•ln V•llev, Calllornle
,ICTITIOVI •UllNlll ~~ Wiiiiam Heck«. 11130
NAMI ITATIMIJlllT Flrnlont c"·· FOllnllln • V •I I t y ,
TM fllllo-1111 P9f1'0!!1 •n dollll C•lllcrnll 9'2709 ~1~:~'s E HT e: ll ,. II 1111!! s 01' ,~rw:ri,,." t1 cooducttd bY lfl
CALIFOlllHIA, 3291 Mkhlo1n Avtnlll• 11Mt W, Hfcktr
Co.t• M .... C.11fomll 9'llll El Toro Tl'lll sl•l9fntfll w11 llltd with the
t.ton O•M 5k•I•, l!N2l • C111111ty Clerk (If OrM'IQt c-tv tll July 2,
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Fighting
Ailment
' By U-Preu latemotlooal
Bl!IDGEPORT, Conn.
(UPI) -Conductor Looaard
BeralWID plON to lead the
Boeton Symphony Orchootra
at the 'ranglewood Music
( PEOPLE J
1' .. e!i.1lyal Sunday -"come hell
or high wnter."
Benwteln was ho&pltaliied
In Brtdgeport Sund•y :mJ
released Wednesday after in
undergoing undisclosed tests.
A spokesman fc.-t h e
conductor refused to dlscJoSe
the nature of the tests, but said the Tanglewood concert
in Lenox, MaM., had a spe<:ial
significance for Bernstein and
"he'll be there come hell or
high water."
* ALBANY, N.Y. (U P)) -
Singer Tom Jones, suffering
from laryngitis. bronchitis and
o fever, has been forooi to
c.anccl the rest of h i s
perfonnances at the Colonie
O:>liseum, olrlcials at the
summer theater announced.
Jones walked off the stage
after 25 minutes of his act
Wednesday nlg)it. He stopped
ln the middle on , a song and
told an audience o( 3,000,
"Ladies and gentlemen, I
can't 10 on and I mlght as
well go to bed."
The British singer, who had
oponed al the theater Mooday,
had been scheduled to perform
through Sunday niglit.
TOURING AFRICA
Robert Kennedy Jr.
A spokesman for the theater
said refunds would be made to
ticket holders and said that
efforts would be ntade to book
1tie singer next summer. Jonu'
v.rithdrew' on lhc advice or a
physician, the spokcsm:i.n said.
* DAR ES SALAA~l. Tanzania
1 UPI) -Robert F. Keanedy
Jr., son or !tic late Sen. Robert
F. Keru1edy, met Tanzanian
Foreign Mini s ter John
M:i.leC(!Ja 1bursday and then
flew off to Kenya, where he is
making a film for television.
Kennedy arrived in a
chartered plane Wedpesday
hoping to meet Tanzanian
President Julius Nyerere. but
N"yerere was away visiting
rural areas.
On his way to Mombasa.
Kenya, Kennedy said he v.·ould
make stopovers in t w o
northern Tanzanian to\V11s. He
said he planned to write a
magazine ar1 iclc based on
information gathered during
Ills Tanzanian tour,
Protest Flied
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Potato Greaser
SACRAMENTO. (UPI) -fi~ed \Vednesday for allegedly
The mayonnaise lady has a using too much grease v.·hile
male count~ -the poi&.to_~g bash brown pota.toe.s.
man. 'Bill McLeod of t h ee
The mayonnaise lady is employe.') group, w,hich is
Doris Judd, the Sacramento' filing a grlevance .,ei:otesting
w\dow wOO was ftted as a fJall's dismissal, j~ "The
cifeteria w or k e r by the campus food direCtor walked
University of Ca1ifornia at behind the food counter and
Davi.! for, among other things, aocused Hurlin ol putting too
not spreading mayonnaise to much grease on the food
the edge of sandwich bread. "Burlin said he wasn't and
The Califoi"nia S ta t e that the director 11hould look
Employes Association said for himself. The director s'aid
Thursday it has found the he didn't want to look and told
male rowitcrpart in Southrn Hurlin to get out." ·
California -the potato man. The State E m p I o y e's
He is Hurlin Hall, fonnerly a Association took -Mrs. Judd's
OXlk at the C&llfomia State case to court and v.·on a
University campus in Los decision ~in~ her fa v o r .
·Angeles. However, the university is
Hall, a 10-year employe, was appealing the ruling.
Missing Diver Hunted -
In NY Pun1p Cha1nher
l'Olilf!l•fn \/•Ill'\', C1!1fOl'ftfl '270I 1914 ~"' Hill•~ Plno:tntv. Jr., :mn ,,,UI NEW YORK (AP) -Police
Mlthlo•n A....,.119, ~°''• M ••• ' ~!Jtllllhtd Or•no• Cot II Dilly Piiot. tried to p u m p the v.·ater
front the 12 ·foot·deep
chamber.
c.111or111• '262• 11 lltd J111v s. 12, 1t, 26. itrA 2••1~ and Navy crews continued
Th1• bu•1""' 11 (C)nd11<ttc1 tt'I' ' m -------------searching today for a com· ""'hifl''('~ G-st111 PUBLIC NOTICE
Thi• •••••m•nt w11 111K wuh ""1----~==~===~--·I mereial diver feared C.Unty CJtrk ol Or•not covnlY ort_Julv 2, ,ICTITIOUI IUllNlll dorwned In ~ murky waters lt74 NAMI I TATIMINT l411C ' , m• Tiit fol10Wll'>ll Ptrton I• dalno bu•lllllJI ol l"dllhfd DnlnO!I ~oed c1nv l'Uot. ••: a pump chamber more than
Ji.tv 1. i:a. 1t, u. 1f1• ~ B•J MASOHltY, lmt Llvlnv1tOM 50 feet below the cast river in
A.,..., l'ount.in V•lh•'I'· C•HI. '27111 "'-old Brooklyn Navy y--•. PUBLIC NOTICE llobt" Htnry llidll>,..n Jr., 16m UllCl ouu --~::..:.~=-,,,==.,---I LIYlng.t-A..-.. l'ount1111 v1lltJ', C•lfl. 1be scuba diver, F r e d -s n~ ,ICTITIOUI SUllNI I Thh tlllsfntSf 11 conduclfd b~ 111 Brening, 42, had been trapped
NA.Ml ITAHMIWT lndlvkflltl. ln the '
TM 1111i.w11111 ""'°" •• dol111 WS111t11 "°"'" M, S11C ... Nn Jr. ,., pump room stnce 3 p .m .
ltl Siil HAllYEY'S TAVl!ltH. 117 E. 11111 c~ ~.:::':~.:: ,:::y ~'SoAv":. '{1alr.9day with only an hour's
11 •• i:111i. Mel•. c.tltoml•• •-1t74. supply of OJ:Ygen. J1rM1 Lewi• Hlt'1111', 1t 1'4UIJ
A¥9 .• cost• MtN, C:•lltornl• v.zn• ~Jthfd ~ '°'" Dilly ,.001, "It seems pretty certain the
Tiii• b\11111111 I• concl!Xlrd 11¥' '" Jutv 12. It,'" and A\1111512. 197• 2Sl+74 fellow's dead," said Police INlllld111I. J•,..,., Lnl• Klirw Sgt. Robert strchle. "But nh it9'tn'ltftl -• t•ltd w1!1'! "" PUBlJC NOTICE there's alv.·ays that slim ~~f)' Clerk ot °''"" '-"' °" J;:~I·----.-.,-oc-•_T_o_-,-,-.-.-.... --,---1 p:lllll!libllity be may have found
IU~l•KMt COUIT OI' Tiii !Ome kind ol •'• pocket and ... ,,,_.lshtd Or•• C-1 D1Jly l'!IOI, ITATI Of' CA&.ll'Ol:NIA .,
Jiiiy .. 12. It, "' lt74 14'7·7• ,.,. Tiii COUNTY 01' OllANOI still alive ...
Quake Rocks
Many Areas
Of Mexico
t•. PUBUC NOTICE Eit•t• " E"1t'N:t:11•K, HAllTMAH, After Harbor Pafrol divers ---..,,,=-==::----I Dtc1111ec1. failed in repeated attempts to LIOM. NO'f\CI HOTICE IS HElll!BY GIV£N ~ IM ' J-·•· I'·· dJ the f' Nl'#f'ORT·MllA UNl,lllt SCHOOL ''"'II°" ot , ... •llOW ntmld dlC'toent vuwc lit:' ver. ire
MEXICO CITY (AP) -An
earthquake shOok Central and
Southerh rvfexico and tv.·o
tropical storms moved on the
B a· j a California Penlnsuln
Thursday, No 1n1uries or
damages were reported.
The quake, registering five
on the Richt e r sc ale,
iolted Mexico City. Puebla ,
Chllpancingo. Cuemavaca and
scores or small villages. The
Richter scale' measures the
ground movement with each
degree increasing tenfold in
magnitude so that a quake
registering six degrees is IO
times .stronger than one of
five .. ' ,
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Soerd el' lduc.tlltfl of 1119 HfWDOl'l-Mwf llffk• el' the tltrk of lM 1~ •nt111.cr
un!fltd kP1o01 011trl« ot Ol'•ntt Colll'll'f• _.,, ar to ~t t"""1, . wttt1 '"' PUBLIC NOTICE
C•llfoni!1, will rtetl'19 IHIMI Did• llP to nt«HlrY YOUCPltl'I, to tilt UfldtrS(fNd •'1-===~~-=.~cc====·,.OD I" AA ""IM 2'111 lllV ti Julv, 1t74, II 00 22ntl Sir"'' I'. 0 . AOll 1S3S. N~ SU,111:101 COUltT O' CALl,OllNIA tilt eMc; of Mid ldlool District, lotet.a e .. cn. C11Uort'lll "'"°' ~lch •• ""o•~c• COUNTY 0, OtlAHOI
,, 11sr l'llCentll -·""""'· Cotl• Mell, ol bu1l11et (If "" ~.1...cr: In •II itl••· "'· AllJJt C•llfllrnl•, 11 wllkt! tlmt ltld bl1U will O!I l•rt Ptl'lllnlll!I lo lllt •1t11ti of .. Id dtc• 01101" TO IHO'# C,1,USI
l'llblkl'I ~ Ind rHd fofl dtnt, wl!Nn fouf monthl •!hr !ht first 111 tllf Mitter ot lh• Al>Clll<•t!Ofl of
TIRES OUDllc1tlon ol !hit nolke, HAITWIO MITTELBACH For Cf11nge ot AU 111c1t 11'1 tt Dt In KCOl'dll'ICe Wiii! D•Mll J-U. 1'14 Hlm9
ConCll!lont lnetr11tUon1 •1111 5"<:!11t ltlOM K"'ntm t.. H.rt~ WHilEAS HAllTWIG MITTEL8ACH
wlllcll 1t• -Oii '"'In"" 91flc. Of !ht JMn.f . MONf• "'' lllH I 119'Ulon w111'1 lllt Cl•r• ol IMS Pun:llhlfll Aetftt fll Mid ICllOtl Oltl!'ICI, C.a11tCVtOrl Ill tM WI.II (llf c-i for 111 order Cl'l1nvlflCI 1>tllllonlf''I
11S1 ~r1 A~. COii• M911, "" -n"'1td <M<-1'11 INIM trom HAllTW!G AAITTELBACH 10 c1nfllrlll1. HUIWITL "uaw1n .... a1M1• JOMN M!TT!i.Ll'ACH.
l'.cll tlild# l"'J9f lllflftlll I bkl dtDOtit -nMI SITWI If 11 OllOEREO Ill.II •II Plf'_,• In. In ""' ""'" of • cerllnM or uitill4''• I". o, ... 1m ""'"tel In 1111 •l)C>Yfloflllllf.fd m1tt1r ,,,_.
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'
In Puebla \state east of
liteir:ico City, U)OUsands of
people ran intb the streets In
PMic after the quake hit :it
1:22 p.m. CST1 ~1ore than 700
"'ere killed in Puebla and
Veracruz states last August in
an earthquake.
Tite quBke'8 epicenter was
located t1round Chilpancingo In
southern Guerrero state, some
300 n1iles from fllc.xico City.
~teanwhlle, the N a t I o n a 1
\Veather Service I s sue d
naV"lgatlon wamin~ for n vant
area of the Pacific Ocelln
south o! the Baja Pt.'Tlin.!ul:i.
\Vht'.!re two tropical stonM
• \Vere churning I~ ocenn
-wutcrs.
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Nota-diversified
Wm. Wrigley Ji·.
Sticking to Gum
Uy MIL TON MOSKOWITZ
CllNfllllt ''''""''
1( you're a stockholder in
the Wm. Wrigley Jr .
compony, you get a ren1loder
every month about how much
gum we chew. Chicago-based
Wrigley is j~t about the only
.1lajor com·
pany around
that pays di·
vldends on a
monthly ba·
IT'S UNUSUAL. too, in 'that
it's not in hock to the banks.
\Vrigley has a clean balance
sheet. will} no long-term debt
whatsoever.
Baseball fans a1so know that
the Wrigley-OWned CUcagO
Cubs is the last holdout
against night baseball. There
are no lights in Wrigley Field.
Wrigley is " currently paying
its stockholders 2Q cents a
month for every share o .... ned.
That's $2.40 a year. Ir all goes
v.·ell, there's usually a fat
supplement at the year's end.
Analysts are guessing that this
year's extra will be 60 cents.
With Wrigley stock' selling at
$60, that's-a six.. percent
return.
For a one--product co1npany,
Wrigley has an impressive
sales volume. It's no\\'
collcctlng about $250 million a
year from the sale of gum. Its
t h r e e brands-Spearmint,
Doublemlnt and J u i c y
Fruit--Oold an estimated 50
percent of the U.S. market.
.UtERICANS ARE easily
the \\"Orld's foremost gum
chewe~ --annual per ~capit
conrumption is 17S sticks a
year--bul the habit is
spreading. Wrigley has plants
in Britain, Australia, Frapce_
and S!Xlin-Foreign operations
now account for ooe-half or
earnings.
So successful is Wrig]ey that
it is now making more money
than any other candy maker.
Health Firm
Tells Loss
For Quarter
Health Industries In c .
reported a loss of $994.000 or
ll. cents per share for the
three roonths ended June 30
compared with net income of
$802,000 or 9 cents the year
herore.
Second quarter membership
revenues totaled $12,363,000 in
1974 rompAred with $13,315,000
in 1973.
For the six months ended
June 30 the company reportNI
a loss of $206,000 or 2 cents
compa~ with net income of
$2,454.000 or 'tT cents Ior the
like perM>d last ye a r \
Membership revenues for the
six months of 1974 totaled
$27.IH ,OOO co1npared wit h
$29,687,000 in 1973.
Burrougl1s
Earnings Up
LOS ANGELES-Burroughs
Oirp. reported re c or d
earnings, revenues, orders and
backlogs for the first half and
second .quarter.
The coqruter and business
machines manufacturer said
fl1"9t half net. opera t l n g
earnings jumped 30 percent t<>
$551306.000, or fl.42 a aha.re ,
from $42,457.000, or $1.JI, in
thti like year-earlltr period.
Sales Jump
At Swedlo·w
NEW YORK-SWedlow Inc.
achieved improved sales and
earnings for the fll"lt f1$Cal
quarter <nded June 30, Robert
W. Haigh, president. ~ !old
&hareholdero at fhe amua I
meeting In New Yor1t recently.
Net eamillgs rose 16 ptrctnt
to 1521.000, equal to 27 ctnl• ~
•hare, c:ompared wllh $4$i,OOO,
or 23 cents a shart; for the
corresponding period I a s t
~'e11r.
TOPP.S MARKETS S.zooka
bubble gum and giqn packages
which come with sports cards
and "Wacky Packages." The
(1\-IONEYTREE)
company states frankly that it
considers itseU to be "in the
c h i I d r en ' s entertainment
business" rattier than the gum
or catxly bwdness.
Topps is a~ually growing
faster than ~. Over the
past five years its sales have
jumped from 125 millloo to $44
--n1illion. And it.s-profits ·have
leaped from $327,000 to $2
million.
If Topps can get kids to
ignore stiJr price hikes, Us
sales sh8Wd skyrocket this
year. Its ~t Barooka
package is going to two-eents,
a 100 percent price -increase .
And its I()..cent baseball cards
are moving up to lS cents, a 50
perceat jump .
Joe Namath, quarterback of
the new York Jets, must have
noted this prosperily. He sued
Topps for 750,000 last month,
charging the unauthorized. use
o! his ·picture oo bubble gum
wrappers and player cards.
Declining
Earnings
At Lighting
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Pacific Llghting ' Corp. has
reported earnings for the
three months ended June 30
declined to $2.37 million. or S
cents a share, from $4.14
million, O!" 15-cents a share, a
year earlier.
However, revenues rose to
$20'l.33 million ·rrom $190.16
million.
For the six months ended
June 30, earnings totaled $22.8
million, or $1.15 a share, on
revenues of $436.23 million.
This compared with $29. 76
million, or $1.55 a share, on
revenues or $413:9 million in
the 1973 first half.
Paul A. /\filler, chainnan,
s<iid the "unreasonably long
delay" by the stale Public
Utilities Commission in gr~nt·
ing a rate increase to Southern
California Gas Co., Pacific
Li ghting 's principa l
subsidiary, had a serious
adverse impact on first haJr
e.arnings.
MSI Data's
lncon1e Up
50 Percent
I
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Over The Counter
HASD Lilli"'Js for~. Mo/ I I, I '74
MUTUAL FUNDS
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Gas Lines P.ossi~~e Again Next Month
WASHINGTON (lJPil
The 10.-gallon lhnlls and "No
Gas Today'' signs of klst sun1·
mer will be be ck next month
If American motorisls decide
to go oo an unrestrained
swnmer driving s p r e e ,
according to a Congressional
r epo111.
The Senate Int er ior
Con1mittee released a report
Wednesday prepared by the
Library of Con.aess. looking
at the r est or the year's
gasolffie availabUity.
California
"0£1\IAND RE~fAINS the
key to tho Si!UUtioo. •• the
report sakt. "In spite of the
increased supplies avall11ble
as a result ol the lifting of the
Arab·oil)-embargo,-ilher.e Will
not be isulfi cieot gasoline oo
hand to satisfy all of UM!
potentiaJ demand for g:Jsollne.
Becau.se of >the continued
tightness in supply, lalthough
much iruproved over the first
quarter ol 1973, the Bituation
will require continuation of
conserv·ation measures
adopled Jul •'Der. U the
public reluma ., l.nr.str11lned
driving, -.,.S could
recur."
The •aid _.,.lion
durinc JanuarytlilliUill llii'ill
amounted ., 10 percent ol
demand but tfllj drivero _,
do es weU In April oavln( only
3.4percentolnonnaldemand.
It dtd not ~l opedftcally
whether ia oontlmiation ot the
Apcil )evel al . CXlnlel'Vation
~oold result In u eay spot
Get Used to It
Cost T eeter-~tter Stays
The ,,_. Ml<! ,,....,. IN A RELATED'
"'nlE WEST COAST will ttall-" IUl'PIY" """ be de~ 1llo -'
probably txperlenco the e..,.c10d, .,.., lllder ~ Potroleum -• ~ ~
Ughttsl siltlaUOn because -lam, 1he rtJI " ttD -Y --ol J
l'DOA gasoline-t~tl .-rlve year "and p:ietlbiy tor trwo major !'tflned. Petr' l t 11 m :
OR tii,-P:a<t Cl>ollt-llld very~-yeon. ,.-Pioduct1 "'" llilb<r -.C
ltttJo ol that ii distributtd that 'l1lol II beoauao I h 1 wooliend -bot11 I b 1
f&r WHI,'' it aald. If_,., populailoo "1ll rilt ond tbe previous -IDd am
occur. l< said, lhe llJIPO< COWlll'"' abWty ., produce year ·a10. It , a Id I her a
midwest, New E n g 1 a n d , more Ju>line it linlited by were 223 llDilioa p1)oM ~ 1,
P1orida and HawaH would al!O relinlng capadly. al1-ion paoiine, coniporod wltb Ill ,
ht ainong the. most llkeiy 1111'>, pr-.,.-.... IDd million 1allom a --•
prob(em areas beceuse ol. question d. tvaUabllity ot. ,and Q04 milUon t.rr* • '!WI \
diSlribulioo pottems. crude oil. -Jiei. f
Pocket Calculators Adding
New Fans,Suht-..acting Cost
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Economy
Not Sunny WASHINGTON (AP ) -Top officials In the Agricul-
ture Department say recent farm price lncrebes aion will
be translated into higher c:.wts at wholeeale and retail
levels and that consumers should get used to tbe idea that
markets set prices according to supply and demand.
By SYLVIA PORTER cheapest unJt ,was in the $1~ . They'rt prominently displayed ~
This 210.foot diameter antenna is listening for radio
signals from outer space. Located in Australia, the
dish is one of two Rockwell International-built re·
ceivers erected for the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration. The other is in Spain.
Cllpltol News Stn•Jce
SACRAJ.1ENTO -A d i r e.
picture ol the state's economy
can be discovered in the latest
California Economic Indicator
report issued by the budget
division o! the Department of
"We are currently trying to tell urban people about
the market forcts that have boosted food prices," Assis·
tant Secretary of AgricultUre Clayton K. YtuUer told an
Indiana audience.
Although I'm ashamed to '200 area. Now a similar in store wtndowr next lo ~
take my pocket calculator to device-which adda, subtracts. and 1......,..1 •
the golf course to tote up my multiplies and divides-3elis cameras ,-.-.... eri, azt1 l
horrendous scores, I am using for less than $50 and some ¢ype of ofnce equipment. :
It for more and m o r e manufacturers tell units for • ~
arilhmetlcal chores in and less than $19. -..\ND ON SOME new, ~
outside my home. T h·e . -Acceptance of the portable more sophisticated machines, ;:
explosion in the use ol these c a I c u I a t o r s has been memories allow an!Wers to be '!
tiny electronic devices llnce widespread and prof o u n d . stored and recalled when ;
they first hit the market early C.lculators are commonplace needed. On other machinel for !
in this dee ad e has been on college camputes acroa speclallr.ed a p p 1 l c a t I 0 n 1 ~
F inance.
Loa11 Compan-ies -
h1 'Big, Leagues'
ft 's rather hard to develop a
true picture of California's
economy from the report since
i ~ is heavily cloacked in
btlteaucratlc jargon \V'hich is
difficult to unravel.
DIRECT QU~01''S with
department officials give the
in1pression no attempt is being
made by the budget division to
"We would like consumers to see them u dearly
as we see them and accept the need to let a.ipply and de-
mand fortes work toward a long·tenn aolutioa," Yeutter
said. -rzse
Ba.1ikAmerica Cites -
almost unbelievable. To the nation and professors from .,
document: Harvard to Belteley allow produced by Te 1a1 ..
-In 1974, students to use them duri?J" Instruments, Bowmar, l
an estimated tests.. The mllts also are being Hewlett·Packard and otben,, ;
11 million accepted on a rising scale in logarithmic, trigooometrlc and ~
peopla will 'high schools and junk>r high hyperbolic functkm w I t h !
NE\V \'ORK IUPI\ -A
young man turned do~"fl last
year for a $5.000 loan a~ an
Alabama branch of I S C
Jndustries Inc. drove 15 miles
to Decatur and robbed a bank.
That's a rare display of
monetary frustration. And
banks can be thankful it is.
because snni.11 c o n s u m e·r
borrowing is big l e a g u e
business.
AT THE END of 1973.
fina nce com.panies held $37.2
bi llion i n con s umer
installment credit. up Crom
$32.1 billion in 1972.
The COl\Sutner f i n a n c e
industry ser\'es one out 'of
every ifive American families
and Provides about 45 percent
of all cash inst aLLmenl
personal loans outstanding.
The rest is h3ndled bv
_o:nnmercial banks, c r e d i t
unions and other financial
instituUon.s.
\Vhat are the re3:90llS behind
borrowing by the average
American famil y?"'
ISC Indw;trles. a Kansas
Cit y. 11-fo ., companv
~ializing in c on s umer
fioance. insurance and savings
and loan businesc:es, got some
answers by oollinl? its 265
branch offices in 20 stat.,.s.
The reasons. in order or
freouency. were:
Bill conrolidiltion. \'&Cations,
auto purchases and reoairs.
fumiture and appliance
purchaSts. lf!ledical exoenses,
home impro vements.
emergencies. tax na)'TlleTlls
and Oristmas and other
holida y needs.
mE SURVEY also revealed
that ~ average age ol the
bomnl·er ;., 32, a v e r a ~ e
number of children 2.6, and f>.1
percent owned OE.ir homes.
The average annual income of
1llC borrower was $8,500, siz.e
of ,the average loan was $974
and the average term of
repayment was 27 roonths.
Today's borrowers a re
younger, bettered u eat ed, r------., 1 SILVER I
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I U.S. METALS ·I I Uriion Bank SQuare I I Central T onr. Orange I
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m 0 r e mo b i J e , m o r e really lnvesliga'te the full
.knowledgeable about Joan laws economic picture in CalUomia.
and.interest rates, have higher The report indicates wage
incomes and borTOw larger and salary employment was
sums of money, iaccording to up three percent from the
the survey. same month a year ago. It
Some loan requests are a ~ • J Ir~ ~..:...:ii offictr in ·NEWS ANALYSIS
Florida intenieW'ed a man _ ~
who wanted rmney .to build a
moonshine still. He not only
promi~ the brro::h manager
a percentage or the profits but
raid he also would sell him
\\'hiskey at wholesale.
An Indiana customer
botn:M'td money to fulfill a
lifelong desire to own a cow.
Arter he bought the cow. be
realized he had no fence. so he
Rot another loan for a ft.nee .
IN OKLAHO~IA, an elderly
Indian gentleman offered to da
a rain dance in lieu ol a $51
payrner1t. His offer w as
refused. He made the payment
and threw in the min dance as
a goOdwill !gesture. It didn't
rain.
A ahapely yomg lady in
Missouri needed a loan so her
career wouldn't grind to a
halt. She was an exoti<: snake
dancer . . . and one of her
snakes had died.
Doiv1iey S&L
Shares Dip
Special to die Dally PUo<
DO\\'NEY-Do\\'MY Savings
It Loan Association reported
per share earnings of 91 cents'
for the six monthll ended Juoe
30, down from the record II.Ill
per share posted during the
like 1973 period.
Jn making t~e
anho\Dlcement, ~f a u r i c e
11-tcAlister, pres i d e nt of
Downey Savings noted that the
first six months of last year's
record per share earnings
reflected sales of commercial
properties held for
investment.
income from real estate
activities amounted to 1193,233
thrOu~h June 30 as compared
\<'J1492,229 !or the like 1973
period.
also pointed out
imemployment was up from
7.3 percent of the civilian
labor force at the first of the
year to a current figure of 7.6.
The d e partment's
spokesman could not give an
adequate figure for those
persons who might b e
underemployed or have left
the market because jobs \\'ere
not available.
The report clearly states
inflationary pressures a r e
~ontinuing.to be substantial in
California. It indicates the Los
Angeles.Long Beach a r e a
recorded an increase of 9.Z
percent for the first five
months of 1974 over 1973. 1n
the San Diego area it
revealed inOation was up 11.2
percent tor the same period.
IT DID NOT include the
state average in · he current
report and had rfo figures for
the San Francisco area tbat
has been averaging an even
higher rate thalLlhe Southern
C:alifornia communities.
The ~esman for the
budget division warned that
the news media is reading too
much into its figures and
claims California is in much
better sha pe than the eastern
states.
A representative of the
Federation of Labor disagreed
with Ute tones of moderation
exhibited by the b u d g e t
dlvi.tjon, He said, if anything,
the state indicatoN were
playing down lhe re a I
significance of the economic
picture. Food is up almost 21
percent, according to the labor
spokesman.
ULTl~IATELV SO~IE
branch of government will
have to face up to the true
facts about caurornia's
economic situation. ·1r the
eoooomy is as bad as some
economists say. then steps
must be taken by state and
federaJ officials to bring
around constructive
changes.
bu v them schools. square roots, reciprocals and ..
against scv· Housewives use them for scientific n o t at i on are ~
en mfilion in boo fi ail bl ' kkeeping, gllring u n i t av a e. " Mid-year Successes
1973 -and • A so 1 id earnings CLAUSEN POINTED out by' 1980, the prices, balancing eheckboots, "
perfonnance and f u r't h e ~ that ~ improved second projection. i! P01tT1111 making tax computations, etc. C lJ p l ;
substantial increases in depo. 80 million of the units valued Trsvelers carry them IO they 0 ege 08 !
sitS, res>UrCeS and loans (luarter earnings were after 3 at weU over $2 bllllon wlll be can convert foreign currencies ·:
marked the mid-year report of $2.6-million after-tax provWon in use around the world, per· to U.S. dollara. The slide rule BERKELEY (UPI) -Law "'
BankAmerica Corporation, for any losses which inay f«mlng both simple and com· that-once was ublqultom in professor Ira Michael Heyman'~
President A.W. Clau.sen has eventually result from a $5 pies. mathematical calcula-engineering P 1 • n t I and has beel1 appainted vie e: ~
.nno .. -d. tions for just about M"""'e •ho scientific labs hal been chancellor of 1the U= ol'•, ......... million transfer due from the ,,..,... I I . J handles nwnbers. replaced by the I t t e California here,inC z
CONSOLIDAnON income Bankhaus LO. Herstatt, calculator. 1.fark N. Chrl1ten1en • .-.
before securities transactions Cologne, Germany whi~b was -PRICES HAVE plunged -You can now buy a Heyman, 44 a former dert fer :
rose 16.7 perc en t to taken over by German since the devices hit the calc ulator almost ' the11ate U.S. !lrpreme Court ~
Slll,160.000 or $1.61 per "hare banking authorities I as t market. When 1 wrote about anywhere -in department Justice Earl WlmJI, ii a A
for the six months ended June month. Recov eries are the four-function Bow mar stores and bookstores, camera graduate of Dartmouth anct!
30. This compared with expected. calculator back in 1971, the shops and stationery outlets, • Yale Law School . !
595,279,000. or $1.384 per share ~
for the same period ili 1973. -·;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.'~:· Consolidated income before -; · ------
securities transactions for the ~
second quarter was $56,056,000 c } M • d d A • S k L• l : or 111.BI per_share, .. increase omp ete . I .. ay mer1can toe IS : or 17.4 percent from 1 $47,904.00o or $0.69 per sharei, ____ .,. __ .,. ______ !"' ____ .,..,. _______________ .. ____ _.,
for the corresponding quarter! 1 !-
a year ago. .:
Clausen said the continuing S.i.s Hirt S1111 '*' P·E ri:i~r LI" c':.:~ p.£ r:o~r LISI&:~ 1 p.£ 1~':t Ustc:' ~
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Tuslin Fir1n
Given Bid
KVB Engineering Inc. of
Tustin has been awarded -a
supplemental contract o r
$221, 100 to continue work on
modification tectmiques t o
control pollutant emWions
from industrial b o i I e r s ,
C ongressman Andrew
Hinshaw (R=Newport Beac'h)
revealed.
Hinshaw sai d th e
E n v i ronmental Protection
Agency (EPA) wet brin .. the
cumu1ative amount of the
agreement with the Oralq!'.e
County engineering finn to
$798,600.
The research includes
application of new combustion
modification processes to
control h.!,.r m f u I polhrtants
emitted by boilers similar to
tho,se used at fossil fuel powe"
• plants, the Congressman 111'1.
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Stock.Sale
At Santa Fe
Santa Fe Intematiooal Corp.
of Orange. hu reported the
sale of one..unth of the capital
stock of Santa Fe Minerals
(U.K.) Inc., Which hold> a 2211
·Burroughs Computer
Used i11 Government
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percent beneficial interest in a C allfomia-made computer municipal information system,
U.K. sector of the north sea, systems will be going to "''Ork while Bexar County, Tesas, is
to Norse Petroleum. for city and cou nt y putting into operation a $1 .3
Edfred L. Shannon Jr., governments in No rth mllllon medlum·sca l e
Santa Fe president, said the C a r o 1 i n a and Texas. computer for use by the
cash toosiderationudwas about '".B8umrro\lul1gohsn lnC'.or!>o-lA~noun!or cedthe county and six cities. lndudlng: $1.~ million, incl inc one--" 'lit:•~ San A n ton i o. Burroua:hs
ninth ct the amount of Joens systems. Charlotte, N. C. orodu-s the ,_ units at
previously advancod by Santa ordered a l!.5 m I 11 i o n aty 0(' lndust;;' ':.iid Milslon
Fe International to its U.K. oil largescale computer as lbe Viejo. Technology 11111 prcduel
and gas tubiddiary. heart of an I n t e g r a t e d support come from other
-----------Burroug!u lac I I it I es in
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
-MERCEDES BENZ -
Sales • Service • Leasing
21701 MARGUERITE PARKWAY
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• Westlake Village, S 1 n ta
Barbara, Carlabad and 5on
Diego.
Rt:LAXING
SCIENTIFIC
S"'EDISll
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HOME OR OFFICE CALL$
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Year's High-Lows
Appear Every Satl,Jrday
News of Economy
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NEW YORK iAPi -The stock market had lo
settle for a n1o<le1il gain rhursda) as a broad rally
faded toward the close
Brokers sald disappointing news on the total
output of Ule economy ln the second quarter helped
to take the steam out or the market's early advance
The Dow Jones industrial average closed at
78919 up 422 ,
At m1dafternoon the government reported that
the nations Gross National Product fell at a 1 2 per-
cent annual rate after adJUSt1ng for 1n!lat1on 1n
the three months ended June 30
Real GNP now has showed declines fot lwo
consccut1ve quarters thus n1eeling lhe standard
economists def1n1t1on of a recession
A lttUe bit of a recession could be seen as
bullish f-rom one point of view said Alan C Eoole
at Laidlaw Coggeshall lnc If 1t gets lhe pressure
off interest rates and 1nflat1on '
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Intrepid ~~g~~ .. h.Y .. ~.Valiant
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -~ Rhode Island Sound following
The wooden yacht Intrepid. the collision with the VaU<:inl,
embroiled in a s a i I i n g a \\'imer for the fir~i ,tilDo
I controversy following a 1ninor following the racing accident.
eolll.sk>n, faced another key A Ith o ugh both sides l battle today in the U.S. I submit!~ official prqtesls, ,no
I obaervation trials for the ruling \vas i mm e d.J ate I y
America's Cup. aru1ounced. by the New York
Intrepid \.\<lS to face arch· Yacht Club. It is holding the
~--1rival Courageous-once-again on-trials to, select a U-.S. tnlry for.-
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series. starboard side
.. JNTREPlD broke ii!!" inast, ripping ,gra slutd hole amidsltt sll'ering quadrant in the waterline.
collision during the light , lntrepiH had to use the trim
1nancu\•cring neoar the second ~ tab, a smaller-rudder attached
·windward ni,ark. Va I i ant l the k I 1· '-h th cracked one or its ribs and hYo 0 ee ' to m.., c race and lost by 28 second~ to lhtl er its planks. HO\\'C\'Cr, thert IA'ooden Valiant, "'hi ch had
"'.ere-no i.njuu·..,_~----Ted Turner at lbe helm. BOAT NG
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1¥ eekend Calendar
}Tf ~jt\Jfgle ·Ra c-~s Set
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• The Soutll Shore Sallin& \LONG BEACll Y A C H T .
Cub's annual Triangl~ race CLUB -O'Day semi-finals
cruise starts today, taking the (Lasers) Saturday, Sunday.
fleet to a flnioll off Hllntlllgtoo '.HUll'l'!NGTO~ HARBOUR
Pier and !hence tor a motor YACHT · CLUlt -P o i n t
cNile to Loo& Beach Harbor. Fermin race, JOH. PHR~',
On Satunlay the fleet will sail MORF. Cal·lji, Sunday.
Sunday; Mar Ham l1qltta
(P-Olt) Sunday: Mar In a
Series (1 10) 5un<1ay.
SOUTHWESTERN YACHT
CLUD -Worl\en Memorial
Race (~10RF) Sa turd &;Y;
Independence Seri11· ( 4 I 0
Sunday.
Hobi es Heading for Tahiti
THE .LOSS ' dropped
ttntrepid's total record to 10
victories and four defeats in
the preliminary and
observalion trials. The Valiant
had been winless in nine test
rtices before lhe ~<=alllsion.
lo White's Cove. CataUu • .. Sanlll MoalCI Bay
..._ ___ .._,,_ __ _,.··'lsland ror an overnJ gb,t c 1AIJIPOR NIA YAC(Jfr
rendezvous before· sal'llRI a.OB ·~ Closed Courae race
, OCEANS!Dft YACHT CLUB
-Sabot Local, Series. Sunday.
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sailors are headed for 'l'ahiti
th.is week \\'here !hey will race
in the world championship for
Rico, the continental U.S,
Samoa. Ha\\1aii and Tahiti. A.
tolal of 68 skippers \\'ill : Ji3r·
~ . the class starting Sunday und
continuing th.rough July 28.
Gennany. Switi~rland ,
France, Holland , Belgium,
South Africa, Austral ia,
Japan, South America, Puerto ticipate. •
Race headquarters "'ill be
the Taharaa 1ntCN!Qntincnlal
Hotel' overlooking ~;1ataviu
Day.
Terrorist Wi11s Opener
The chanlpionship series
~·ill climax Hobie-14s held all
over the world -more than 25
in the U.S.
Each country having a
Hobie Cat Association will
send ·its national champion
and top skippers to comJ)fte.
-The regatta will inclu'de
r e pre se nt at i ves from
Al Cassel's 35-fool Terrorist.
front Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club was the v.·innc.r of the
fir.~t race of. the One Ton
Championshi p which got _!lllder
\fay \\'ednesday off Torquay,
England.
'l'he-first race was a 30-
mler. The boats did not race Thursday but are scheduled
SAVE 15.00
BOY'S OR GIRL'S
10 SPEED BIKE
for another 30-mil~r today. A
long distance . race i s
schedull'd o\·er the IA'Cekend.
The Terrorist is a Bruce
K~ design built by Cassel at
his Sparcralt yard in Costa
fl.1esa. It is an Linisual design
with twin bil ge boards and
ballast Wlder the cabin .sole.
A real racing beauty. Mounted s hift levers .. side pull
caliper b<akes .. "Rat·Trap" racing style saddle. Additional
dlarge for ~mbly.
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Enjoy creomv deliciou'
che-rry chP.ese coke ond cof·
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Opf11 Doily t :JO lo f:JO,.... s-.t.y 10 te.7
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8 .. ,. had lost to the defending
1970 champion Intrepid four
times. Aoother a I u m l nu m
contender, the Mariner, was
sidelined for hull alterations
with a 2-3 record.
Intrepid and Valiant were
locked in an unexpectedly
close battle on . a 12-mi,le
course "'hen both yachts went
head·l(>-wind in gusts up to 18
knots before the collislon in
!heir second race of Ifie d<1}'.
IN THE F I R S l' ra~.
In t r epid. the favorite,
triumphed. by 3 minutes. 16
seconds on a triangular
windward-leeward course or
18.7 miles.
Grand Prix ·
' To Norr is
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Af)
-Ait Norris G-ove his Slap
Shot to . victory today in the
Hennessy Grand Prix. For the
burly 2J..year-old racer, it was
the fifth victory in seven
American ocean nces this
year.
.Barry Cordingly or
Hollywood, Fla ., f o 11 owed
Norris across the finish line at
the end ol the llJO..mile race,
bUt he reportedly w a s
disqualified for mi9sing a
check·point in the early gom,.
SAVE 10.00
BOYS' OR GIRLS'
3-SPEED BIKE
Cool" te·n·ders-;-sta-ndard-handle bars wilfi 3 speed
gearshift. Side reflectors as an added safety feature.
Ad01tt00al charge lor assembly.
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The tree races are the PHRF, Saturda)'.
fourth, fifth and sixtti of MALIBU YACHT CLUB
Nortlt ond IJIJud
SANTA BARBARA YACHT
CLUB -Triangle Serles, all
classes, Saturday, Sunday. SSSC's HI Point Serles. . -Point Dume Beach Party
ELSEWHERE on the local
yachting scene. · N e w p o r t
Harbor Yacht Club will tend
its Ahmanson racers around
the booys on the Modified
Gold Cup Race Saturday, and
Balboa Yacht Cklb will hold
its· annual ~lid.s ummer
Regatta for all classes on
outside and • inside courses
Saturday and Sunday.
other events on t he
Southern CaHfomia Yachting
Ass>clation ~calendar:
f IAI Angeles • Lqag Beach.
L!Tl'LE SHIPS FLEET -
Ladies Slip Rock R a c e f
Saturday.
Regatta, multihulls, Saturday.
KI NG HARBOR YACHT
CLUB -King Hari>or to
llthn'lus race, s c ho o n e r s ,
ket<hes, · MORF, PH RF ,
Saturday.
ASSOCIATION OF SANTA
MONICA BAY YACHT
CLUBS -Fleet race, all
member fleets, Colun1bla·26,
~y.
San Dleg:o
SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB ~
-Todoa Santos Island race,
Saturday; Sunday ; summer
Series .(Star) Saturday,
Sunday; Summer S e r i e s
(Tornado), Saturday, Stmday;
Peabody Series ( C a l • 2'0 )
Sun, JtJ ... , Thies.
,l lDAY
$tcO!ld l'tlgll 9:.U 11.m. 7.1
Stc:Olld low 1:1$ r·"'· 1.6 ' SATU•DAY First rllOh 11:11 e.lfl. •.I
f"frs.t low • ,,,, 1.m. ·'·' ~and 111,111 JO:~ JJ.111· 1.7 Second IGW , . ':21. P.11'1· 1.4 SUNDAY •
11rn1.n1ori H:J.11,.,.. !·' Fl"! low !:27 II-flt· • .1 kOftd hl11ti u:n 11.m. 1.1 Second low 5:22 p.m. l.3
Sun rlttt ''" 1.n'I:' Stll l :O) p.m. ~ rlMl 1:11 1.m. ·ser1 ~:13 p.m.
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DIRT BIKE
-J he bike with the. r?cer. in mind . 20" hi-riser with
racing number and crossbar. Add itional cha rge for ·
0 11embly.
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, Wllh your JCF'tnney Ch1rge CAnt
lfyoudOn 'lhlYelC:harge ·
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Friday, July 19 1974
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''M~ry Poppins' Off Stage, Into Classroolll
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Newport·Meaa School District's
.summer mualcal plOductlon of ."Mary Poppins"
wlll be preaented In 11 elementary •ch.Gola along
with two public performance•. ,\t right, caat
gather• for family portrait. Far right, Stan Dembeclli
poHa with hi• two Marya -Debble 'Thoma1, left, and
. Kllhi Harber. The show· Is double. cast. •
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Everything danees in the Newport Mesa
School District's summer ·production of
"Mary Poppins" -even the sets, accordipg
tq·director Donna Kristiansen. -
The W~lt' Disney film about a. magical
nanny "'ho brings a bit or adventure into a,n
Engli~h household will be presented on stage
IOI' the first lime Monday through Saturday,
July 27.
Miss Kristj.ansen's siqe_..adaptioa of the-._..,
mUlical features dancin~ sets brought to life
lQr;-,ehoruS members that,-with a.spopnf1I of
imagination -set scene1 a, enchanting as
they appeared in the film "ersion: musical
director Jl\lveris Van Fleet said.
. The cast of 25 students, from finh grade to
coUege age, will perform additional feats
behind -the scenes as they move from stage to
stage d~ring production week.
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Bee.use €osta Mesa High·School1the usual -
sl&ht for the district's summer workshop
preduction, is under reconstruction, the cast • wjll travel to II elementary schools in the ~trict for performances.
The .production v.·ill close Y.-i th two public
performances at Davis A1iddle School Friday ·and Satu'rday. July 26 and '1:1, at 7:30 p.m.
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Costa )lesa Hi gh School, said she chose J\1 ary
Poppins for the s ummer producti6n because
it woq.Id ' be a ch"allenge to do oh stage
besides being, "the most exciting ima.l(in:i ti\"c
child~en 's story.··
Adding to the challenge is the fuct thul
almost every performance y.·iJI in\·o\rc ••
dirferent sta·ge to adjust to and dirrere111
lighting arrangements -not to mention the
brief tr:ave) time bet"·een performances.
.. The 4ast, "'hich~ow-rehearses roor hOurs a -
. day at Davis School, will ha\"e no
opportlinities .to rehearse at"' I he elementar.r
school istages. ~·
"Each perofrmance will be aln1osL lik e an
opening night. \Ve're going to try the .
irt;iossible, but I think y,·e can do it. 'fhe kids
are re all,.Y up for it." l\frs. Van f'lcet said.
Because there a re so ma ny performances
-so-close together., most oC the leads ha,;e been
d,ouble· cast. \Vh en not actingr.1s a lead, they
are in the chorus. Every performer gets a
chancel? do a little bit of eye1:ything.
"The basic concept of our summer
"'Orkshop is that e\·ery student enrolled gets
an all-around experience in lll! aspects of the
production.'' P..trs Van Fleet-ex plained.
··our hope is th1:1t if v.·e offer a
comprehensive summer experience. the
st'udents can bring an added dimension to
their. oy.·n schooli; ""hen they return in the
fall ...
Doubli1-1g in the lead role or the bright and
\\·himsic<1l l\t ary Poppins are Kathy Harber
and Debbie Ann Thomas. i\tary 's sidekick.
Bert. is played by Ra@!y Holland and Stan
De mbecki.
ln the roles of l\1r. and .1\lrs. Banks. v.•ho
· hire..MitrY q__LJ_h~Jl.ariny, are Duane ~homas
-and DaY:n lla.mllton. The tY•o children, \\'ho
<..-ome, to idolize l\1ary. a re J ane, pl ayed· by
Tricia Swenson and Dana Dubrow and
'.\lichael. played by Darren l\·fitchell
Student director for the production is
Gregg Silva ofUC Jntine and set designer is
Adele Franks of COSta l\lesa lligh School.
The cast v.•ill perform for-students at the
fol10Y.1ing elementary schools: NewJ!(>rt.
l~eights, l\ta·riners. Sonora, Liridbergh, l\lesa
\'erde. California, \\lilson, Harbor VieY.'.
Eastbluff, Pomona and College Park .
Tickets for the public performance at
Davis l\liddle School can be obtained by
'calling the di strict summer school offi ce.
Tickets are Sl.50 for adults and Sl for
children.
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'Greatest Sliow on Eartli' at Co1ive1itio1i Ce1iter
The t04th edition or Ringling Bros.
and Barnum and Bailey Circus is
co n1ing to the Anaheim Convention
Center on Au g. 1fora13·day run.
This year's circus will showcase 24
acts m aking their American debuts.
One of the headline acts is the
·Same! Mixed A"nimal Act rrom the
German Democratic Republic. with
combos, \1aldemar and Duo Nunus;
Poland's umazing aeri al y,•i:tard .
l\lonast yr uk : trapeze stars, The
Berans or P.oland 'and l~illana , a nd
aeria l· a rtists 1'he 1\ngelos. 1'he
l\fihailovi and Duo Laszlo.
Additional sho\V·stoppcrs in The
Greatest Shoy; on Eal'th's 10.ith
edition include:
Erhard and Christiane Samel and Charly ·Baumann :.ind his y.·orld·
·their dozen animals or eight difrerent rcno\\•11cd ti gers . the an1azing Kin g
~ the sho'A-' as they are part o( the
audience. ·
During the entire spectacle 52
children y.·ill be chosen rruJR th o
audience lo jump, skiR. and clap in a
fun-filled romp \Vith !\1other Goose.
Peter Pan and 'fiRkcr Bell. Ali ce in
\\rond erland . and Hcaut,v and " l he
·Beast's court.
There \\:ill bC a llC\\' uerial ballet, a
spicy sojourn South of the. .Border
tit led ''1\ Circus riesta." species. The first cultural attraction Cha rl es ·rroupc on their unicycles:
fro m the Germ a n Democratic l\texico's First fo'amily of The 1\ir. In addition to the 11nlics or ltingling"
Republic eve r to appear in the U.$.. The f1 .}ing GatJ IHH;: the i11cre1lible Bros and Barnum and Bailey's--
the Sam els. and their:._ animals are... highy,•ire darede\:ils. Jhe Penche-\'i ~ "Cloy.·n Alie}-·· there are thrce""ling"s-
regarded as one of the world's out--Troupe. and the ;1n1azinf,! hand or const;1nt .' break nec k acti\·il .\'
standing circus acts. voltage trio, the l\l etchkaroffs, bacM. throug hout the entire show ..
_JI The Samels present a' pair each of by popul~r demand. . The "Greatest. Shoy,· Ori Earth"
tigers. lions , brO'A-'n bears. and The ~J g ShO\\' feuturcs fl\'C TI<.'\\' \\'ill debut hr Orange Count y y.•ith an a
lllmalayan bears. In addition -and production nun1bcr~. p.m.·i>erfornlancc Aug. 1. rollowing
still in the same <:age -are a polar Hi ghli ghting the productions y.·j\I an early morning anin1al 'valk from
bear, puma, leopard. and black pan· be ''A Circu s ll ainlJo'>'•.'' a the circus trains unloading at Santa
ther. breathtaking J)agcant featuring the Ana Street and Harbor Hl\"d. DaOy
Other performers making their entire con1 pany and 50 children. ·weekday performances are 3 and 8
first appearances in Orange Cou nly The Greatest ShO\\' on Eurth ti1kes t>.m. \\'llh Sun day sho'>'·s ul 1 :30 und
are: . children or all aJ?eS on" rainlXl\\"·ridc 5:30 µ.m. and S:1tu rtl:iy,; at II a.m .. 3
Teeterboard stars Kehaio\•I of through the "'orld or t\lotht}r Goose and 8 p.n1. 1'ickcts r:1ngc from $3.50 ·
Bulgaria and Oblockis from Poland : and ra,·orite. fa rniliar fairy tales. to 56.50 v•ith $2 discolmlS av<&illblt•
Russia n Cossack riders ; Acrobatic \l'hcrr children <ire as much a port or uitb 11 coupon rrom ~lcDontild's .
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• Avant. Garek Darice Troupe
To Perform at Art-Museum
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wlil be presented o' 8 p.m.
Tuesday in the Newport
Harbor Art :r.1useun1.
1be Nancy ?tfock Dance Com·
pany will give a dance concert
cr11ated especially tor the
space jn the :r.!ain Gallery ol
the . museum . J.fock's
choreogriphy deals \''ilb form
'vithin a given Sp!'lce.
"The dancer is primarily
concerned with bis or her phys-
icality in space and the move-
ments themselves create tblt
sense of physlcalily," Aid
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Cou11ty Fair Presents Wo1·ld Pageant
World Friendship Pageant, a
free entertainment show with
, varied professional a n d
· amateur talent, will b e
'.'presented at 7 o'clock tonight
in t,pe amphitheater at the
Orange County Fair.
There is a cast or 200
persons in the two.hour
program. The pageant will be
directed by Harold Hampton
and Douglas Thompson with
the Music l.1an Band providing
'·the on.ilestra.
Talent appearing in the
'pageant includes the Galena
• Sli'eet East, a group or young
• 'American>J touring the United
states under the direction of
Rlchonl and Jerry Clinger
fnm Sacramento. Others will
-Yv'here wi II you find
!a great selection of Ff reproductions?
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be the New Dimensioos,
difected · by Harold Hampton
and .composed of I:nma Linda
University students a n d
Father Coughlin's Boys tboir;
and the Young Life Singers.
Native soogs from many
lands-will be sung by the
lnteinational Children's Choir.
The Friendship AmbaSsadors
will exchange flags with
reprt>Senta tivaes from eight
countries. The public will be
able to v.·atch authentic l'lancts
from Tahiti. Egypt. Israel,
~texico. Greece, Poland,· and
Scotland.
General admission to the
fair is $1. 75 for adults and
$1.00 lo< children. Children
under six will be admitted
wit.h:>ut charge
iL1ACADEMIE ,-,.AAT;GALLERY ~NSOUTH COAST VILLAGE-~-~.,.
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PARTICIPAN.T IN INTERNATIONAL SHOW
M•rin• of Costa Meu to Perform
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gifts of spirit o11w .. d.
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To show. sell and/or
compete !or s 1500
Artis! o'I Year Awardl~. --1
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We are a limited membership group which provides
individuals or corporations Luxury Recreation and a
potential tax advantage.
We offer first class privileges at nominal ·costs.
TRANS MECCA Charter Memberships are now being
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An island 11 10m.ethln1 unu·
111ual: 10me penple re.lax better
on an i11land; it aee.ms 10 away
from it all.
,'tfany people like. to vl11it lfa·
v.-aii. lt'1 a rreat place; I've bt!cn
there. But we. tend &o fo,._t that
'"'e have an i~and par11di1e ri1ht
here. in Soulhem California.
I'm talkin1 about Catalina, •n
i1l11nd which ofrer11 a lot ·(11nd it
doe,,;n't cost Rveral h11ndred I
uver and b•ck). Catali.na hu a
nice bC!ach, 1wllnW•I• l°'f, ten•.
ni11, 11rt 1lilleriea, Abe nst&utaftU,
nice motel1and hoteb, an lnlaftd
tour that 18 ouf.8tandin1. many '
•·i11itor"'tour1 on water and land,
hrO'"'liing thru 1hop1, C1>Urleou1
people, a '\>i1it to the Mu.11eum
where. you c•n 1tll1Nt11heetmu·
1lc of the Bit Band era.
And you can Me blu• Uy!
11'1 • veat place &o vii.it-for
• day, • 1"'fe.kend, a week, or a
few days durin1 the wet II. .....
Loni Beach/Catalln• Crul••
offer• I.ha tine.at bo•t 1ehedule to
Catalln• ... •'i! 1etyou lhenie•r-
lier Ufyou have Ju11t •day), •IHI
WIJ don ·1 leave Cli.llna uotil I! II
p.m .... we ru•r11 ntee re.tum ,...
erv111inn11 ... wc le•ve momlnp
und afternoon11 (and evenlnp oa
the w~kend11) ...
f..IJ n,I( lkach/Ca1111ina Cruitea,
with our d!'!h.1iu1 modern •·c~lf!I ..
now pn1vldeA C.111llna with lt1 ,be.~t transportation 1y1tem In
many _a year ... phone_ (l-13) 716·
2i6-f ttr·(714) 1!8-1170 fur lnforo
mac ion.or maillhacoupon today
. .,ff." you on Caialilla.
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oplioos, 1tw. dancer n13y
choose from his or brr
company has perfQrntcd ut
·UC Irvine and at Cal Stnto
''ocabolary of movements, ., PilOre than 1200 vi itors M'·e Fullerton. E.
fornutt to v•ork upon too seen 1.he ru; oI lttende
pattern or grid. eX'hiblt v.il.lcb cont ues at ~
"These choices provoke. a Muse11m through SUl!day.
certain kind of unexpected There will be free fllm1
s~taneity which cru.tes an shown at 2 p.m. Saturdny Md
exciting choru:: of mcve-n!ent Sunday.
mµch like the <*npositlon of~ The 1'.'e"ivport Harbot· Art an abstract palnting." added
Afock leeder of the avant J.fuseum, 2211 \\'. Balboa
garde' dancer company . Blvd .. Newport Beach, is open
1 Dancen in the compMy are from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday a-_. ~. JBftY' Can', through SUnday end ~'ridays
Carol Fernades and Mock. The from 6 tn 9 p.m.
'Promises'
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PLAYS LEAD
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MEDITATION
Tran .. eendental Med11a11on
develops !he e&"3City lor lull
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body eicporionce1 a profound
deep state ol rest while 1ne mind •
remaining awake. exi>ands to full
1w1reneaa.. This technique improves the clarity of the
tnlnking process while dissolving
accumulated tension and fatigue . ·.
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Friday, July 19, 1974 O,.IL Y PILOT
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In. Steer -Raising Vent11re
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namesake. In everything rrom the
elegant ne'A' decor to the sa\'ory San
Francisro cuisine. a visit here makes
Coit 1'o"'cr seem but a stone's throw
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Li lt Brtlkfast, Lunch, Oinne~,
i nd Entertainment and D1ncin9 until .
the unfor9iv1bte hours .
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"INM-COMPARABLE"
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Dlnlng-Doncing-Entertalnment
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~ lt A1)G.1·13 Convention Ceriter Box Olfice, Dept. B, 8000 W. KateUa
PAHK CONCERTS -Friday night concerts In Costa tlRCUS IN TOWN -'The Ringling Drothers 11nd Bar• Avenue, Anaheim , 92802. •
Alesa P<irk begin :it 8 1).m. 'l'he cight·\\·cek series or free num &. Bailey Circus will be at the Anaheim Conven· · A\JG. z~
concerts '''Ill prese nt Jerry Burns Dixieland Band, July tion Center Aui.1·13. Daily weekday performances ire 3 COUNTRY· WESTERN -Pt1erle Haggard will perform
19 ; Alan Remington's Relative Few, July 25, the Orange and 8 p.m. with Sunday shows at .:30 and 5:30 p.m. and In concert at 8 p.n1• Aug: 25. t•eatured performers will ....... c.,,.
l 1106 COMI Hwy. .......... County Rhythm 1\lachine, Aug. 2; ''Guitar Spectrum,'' SatUrdaL!h9.,WLlltJlJWn., 1-IID!l.J.JtJn......l:l~~s..ra~;,,__ ,""-'1'he Strangel'S, )on JJowman-and_.Qo_fur_Partoo. di'!-/\"~. 'tl>ilrnmh-.i·nnlnreon·c"en-Banll, ·-Atlf. • from $3.SO to S6.5Q with $2 ~lseount coupons a\•a1lable at Tl k •-•«• 6 •• d 7 •• Uf;. ~ & ... c e .... ire.,... . ....,, .JU un .JU •• and "3rd 1\tarine Aircruft \Ving Dund," Aug. 23. McDonalds. THROUGH AUG. zs
Now Operating Under
NEW OWNERSHIP
Featuring 1'he Finest
Continental Cuisine
DA!L Y SPECIALS .
Dancing .. Entertainment
Featurinc
EVERYDAY PEOPLE
Lu nch · Dinner l\lon. thru Fri . Open 11 A.r.1. -Dinner &.turday from S P.M.~
Closed Sunday
BANQUET & CATERING
FACILITIES AV AILABE
t95 10 3.55
STEAK N' LOBSTER 5. 9 5
Dinners Include: Green Salad, Choice of Dresslng.
Garlic Bread. Choice of Rice Pitalf or Potato
DINNER BY CANDLELITE
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·Chorbroiler -Food to Go
Open 7 Coys 'A Week
•COCKTAILS
e ENTERTAINMENT
! JUL\' 19 THROUGllAUG. 3 SAWDUST '74 -llandmade arts and craftlf, 1culpture SU~li\IER CO~CERT -The Jlarbor Area Summer· QA&EMONT FESnVAL -Claremonl Music Festival . and jewelry displayed along sawdust paths in a euc1lyp. J
Band, a group of 110 musicians ages 10 to 19, ff?m takes place at Pomona College, July .5-Aug. 3. Tickets , tua grove in Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beacb.
schools throughout the Newport-J\lesa School District, are available for the 13 public ~rrormances \Yhich take. I-lours : 12 a.m .·12 p.m. Admission , 25 cents. 1
,,·ill give a r00rce c11~nchert5 hut 1a o'cdlocl k .. tonig600ht 111~v~~e place WednesdayL_Frida).'_S and Satur~s nl s :1s
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Ne"·port l-lar r •C . e oo nu 1 or1um . i .. e~-ana Sunday• 1t4-p.m. All concertftalCe place In Br ies FESTIVAL.OF ARTS -Festival of Arts and Pageanto( 1
Ave,. Newport Beach. Alden Estes's i:11·rangements a Hall ifth Street and College Avenue Claremont. For. the Masters takes place on the Festival of Arts 1rounda,
"\Vabash Cannonball" und "The Way lt ls" wil~ be proiram information (714) 621-Ul2 aD.d for ticket in!or· Laguna canyob Road, Laguna Be:ich. More than 178 ar ..
featured along \\'Ith patriotic songs, "Sweet Chanty" mation, (714) 621-1112'. tists and craftsmen display their work at the feltlvaJ.
medley and two marches. · THROUGHAUG.13 Jlours: 12 a .m.-12 p.m. daily. Admission, 50 centa for
JULY 2~ CllABUE VllAPLIN SEIUF..S -A she-week Charlie adults and·2S cents for c}l.ildrcn. Pageant of the Master1
1'10NDAY NIGHT cONCERT -llear llenry Brandon's Chaplin film classic series ls t.aldnc place 1t the Art ii re-creation of grcut works of art pased for by live
Symphonctte at 9: 15 p.m. :Ptlonday, July 2~, in Fashion 1'h~aire, 2025 E. 4th St., Lone Beach. Schedule is ·rhodels, nigbtlf. at &::.> p.m. Ticketl, $3.S, av1Uable OQ
Jsland Ne"' port Center. " The free-program includes "Umelleht" and ".The Pilgriin," July 17-23 "Monsieur'.!.-. ~ly cancellat on basis. Information, 494-1145. "Dane~ of the Spa nish Onion," selections from "Jesus and '1Tbe Kid," J_uly 31-Aug. 8, and "The Circus" and THROUGH SEn. t
Christ Superstar.'' "Stardust." "Love Story"theme, "4A Do1'a lJfe," Aug. 7-13. Information (213) 431·5'35. "nDDLER ON TllE ROOF" -Robert Merrill st1n in
"Tie a Yellow Ribbon'! and selections from "No. No ", . THROUGHAUG.17 8 musical.at the· Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles Music:
Nanette." 0 MACK ANO -MABEL" -Musical, bas'ed on the io-"Center. Performances: Tuesday-Sunday, 8:30 p.m. and
mance of Mack Sennett, Hollywood's kine of comedy,. Saturday and Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Tickets: $2.25·11. THROUGH JULY 27
l\IEXICAN PLAY -Padua Hills Theatre in Claremont
presents ''Ha rvest in Iquala." The two act play features
the sights and sounds of the people of Guerrero, an,
agricultural state in l\1exiC!l-Many of the dances are
performed with masks. All the folk plays at ~adu1
Hills Theatr.e depict life in l\lexico. 'o\'ith authentic folk
songs, dances and costumes. Theater visit may include
lunch or dinner. Reservations are necessary. (714) 626-
1288. Performances are 8:30 Wendnesday through
Saturday with 2:ao matinees Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday. ·
ON MAC ARTHUR NEAR
ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
Cooll MoN
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Closed Sun. &. Mon.
7H St. CW,, C-r. .... .
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and his star, Mabel Normand, 'being presented at the TllROUGHSEPT. z .
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Directed by Gower Cham-*'SUMMER SPEl'TACULAR" _ Two evening perfor .. •
• pion, the sbow stars Robert Prnton. Tickets: $3·9.75. mancea dally throuih the summer at Japanese Village,
Performances: 8:30 p.rn. Monday through 5atlll'day and Buena Park. Stage fantasy featuring a variety of
2;80p.m. Wedoesd~y and Saturday. special effectl; admis&ion price to park entit! .s visitors
THROUGH AUG. 23 . to see the show. Summer prices: $3.75 for adults, $~.75
MUSIC FEsnv AL -Slst Summer Musical Festival ' for children under 11.
takes place at 8:15 p.m. nightly in the Red-THBOUGHSEPT.14 ..
lands Bowl, SaiilY Park, Redlands. Event! include sym-ANJMAnON FILMS_ Chapman College Great Fllnis
phony, opera, light opera and ballet. Free adml5aion. 'Guild 1ummer series. ••Animation'' will take place at
AVG. 23 7:30·p.m. Fridays and in Memorial Hall auditorium, 333
ROCK CONCERT -Leon Russell will apptar in con• N. Glassell St., Chapman'College, Orange. Guild mem-
cert at 8 p.m. Aug. 23. Tickets for the performance ar~ berships to the 12·week series will be $10 and $5 to oon-
aVailable by mail order at '$6.50, 5.SO and 4.50 through ~hapman students. •
ENJOY .A 817 OF OLb ~AN FRANCl_~.\'Q :
SAN FRANCISCO CUISINE
Ol'EH II :30 A.M •
El'(TERT AIHM&n; & DANCING
IOllY.ClAIG TllO
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l~ighest (,luaht)
Native J\lexican F'ood:.
Week Doy~: 11 :30 a.rt~ lo 12 P·"'
~" and Soi 11 :30 o.fT!. tu I 2:3U
Open 7 Days
. '°""""' VIC GARCIA
h:irrneriy of Coeia', Pokxa .
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Wed .. Thin .. Fri., X,1,
COCKTAIL~
9093 ~. AD/INS, HuNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911
Hamt of ~dno & Irish CoffM
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For The ME·n..f:D'1 Neare1t You
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· Luncheon-and _Dlnnn
Monda~ thrQl'Qh Sa!ttnta~
Closed Sundays
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IN SOUTH COAST VILLAGE
Retlluranl
EGGS BENEDICT •
OMELETTE CARUSO
HANGTOWN FRY
FILET MIGNON OSCAR ·
PRIME RIB OF BEEF, AU JUS
EGGS ORTEGA
And Other Brunch SalllCtions
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Fresh Fruits in Champagne,
Chi/16<1 Freshly Squeemi Orange Juict.
· lcttd Gazpacho,
S.lkfr of A,.,,tM Swett Rolls & Ml¢fint,
Horr¥ Fri«J Potat<»s & •
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lbibwa
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dining
OPEN DAILY 11:00 AM
Lunch Served to 5 PM
Dinner Served from 5 PM •
Oinlhg QI the Ncwpcrter Jnn·s r.~arinc Rcs!aura.nt
Js a 1011Uy pleasurable experience. Excellent
cuisine, ranging tr om our superb Rack of L~mb
10 saimon S1eaK in salsa Verde,
palnltlldngly prtp111d tiyow E1110paan-
tr1inld chlf 1. A wlna lill'Of dittinction lo
compterntnt yOur enlree. And, ln an
·a1mosphefe at continl':!nlal elegance
1 unmalched ror rel&Jted erijoyment.
Dining is The j.(Jrine RestBUfant al
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1107 J11111boree Rold, m Nlwpoo1Bllcll/714·644·1700
,.AUO, -UOOLOUHOl!/TltE WIHE CEUAll/THE lllTllO/TlllCHELSIA IAR ,
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A settuded corner, a panoramic view and cockta ils for two.
Add a magWifltel'!I dinner and you have SeacUff Restaurant
And now, with the completion ol our distinctive new banquet
facility, we can serve cocktails and dinner for 200. •
Numbers never concern us .• , but 01.1r guests do .
JIXIO Palm Avo .. Hunlin1ton Beach, Cali!. • 17141 536-8866
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Puppeteer Bill Evashwlck Introduces his hlp.
pie f~nd -a mef!iber or the casl in ·Tony
Urbano s new manon~tte productlon "See
-------.A'"m.,•,r,ic,,a0-Tben and Now." UrbanO•s puppet ow can be~Si!e·n"""'ttilly atthe Forun1 Theate·
on the grounds of the Festival of Arts In La-
guna Beach. Weeltday showUmes are 1:30. 3,
4:30 an~ 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday,
I , 2:30, 4, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. \ I
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TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY
DINNER SSMD FROM 5 to 11 :30
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DAIL v PILOT ZS !!
It's Birt~y _Fiesta_ Time
At Misswn San Luis Rey
The 176th blrthday of
historic Old A.U1s\on San Luis
Rey, near Oceanside, will be
-celebrlted-Saturda a n d
Sunday, with a colorful fie sta ,
baled on traditions of early
C a l lfomla Spanlsb<olonlal
days.
Featlvitits begin at noon
Saturday when ch.lldren, young
people and adults bring their
gaily decorated anlmlls and
pets to the Old Miaaion ateps
for the Old World Cuatom of
"The Bleaslng or L h e
Animals".
There will be lively music
and free entertainment oo both
days -Spanish dancers
and singers; mifrlachi
players; a variety show; San
Diego County Co n cert
Orehestra; Folkloric dancers ;
popular and folk slngers;
carnival fun ; fireworks ; a .
dance band; and o ther
attractions.
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Ktlly Tlldalt, Pamela ~nthon, E~uboth Mtcll .. llfo
There is plenty of free
parking on the mission
grounds, within easy walking
distance of the festivities. The
Santa Fe Railway (AMTRAC)
provides three trains daily into
Oceanside, from both Los
Angeles and San D I e g o . 1
Great stars
in person! ,....,,..._
Tiw:Grau~
There wilt be a contest for
most authentic Spanish and htexl~an costumes. ...---------~'
Les Brown Sii.UH" Htndtnon TM foUI' Fruturien The-Si--On Saturday, there's a
western style barbecue steak
dlnner. Both days offer a
vari ety of Spanish a n d
hfexican food!. ProceedJ go to
the fund for m i ssion
maintenance and restoration.
live Theater
The: U.S. Marine Drum and
Bugle Corps will perform on
Saturday afternoon. T hi s
spirited group from Camp
Penedlet.on has an internation-
al reputation for excellence
'Gods pell' COn tinues Run
and predaioo.
On SUnday at 10:30 a.m., the
Fiesta Mass is celebrated on
the sloping lawn in front of the
Old Mission.. A 100-volce choir
"rttother Earth" will sing the lilting ''Missa "Norman, I• That You'." Fridays 2 o·~~ Sa"·~ay I , uuo.::11. wro Cata una", the Indian Mass,
'lbis new comedy continues and &mday a ft e r n o o n s . compoted and taught to the
Wemesdayo hough &wdayg Reservalioll! ll6U055 ..-962· lndiaoa by the padres In early
at . Sebestkm'1 Welt Dinner 2$51. mission days. n
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entertainment
Gener&J Admission: ...... ,..,.
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Unde:r&·lnt
This is the opening weekood
for , this locally originated
rock-ecology nwsioal , at the
San CI em en te Q:lmmmlty
Theater, 202 A venlda Cabril.lo,
San Clemente. Perfonrences
Thursdays tm"'8h _,.
wiLil Aug. 8 lltth an 8:30
curtain. iJleservation 49'l-0465.
San Clemente. -.ations L'::========:'!...~::::::::::~=::.._ and curtain times available by
"Land of -Dragon"
Opening l<>llight I<>" three
weekends n thll9 ·children's
production at the lluntingt<lo
Beach Wlayhcue, 2110 Main
St., Huntqtro-Be tch.
Pe rformance• ,Friday
eveniqes, Saturday . a n d
SUndal' afternoons with tick.U
available at the door.
calling 492-9950.
"Godspell"
A rock musical based on the
Bible is on stage at South
O!ast l!epertory, 1821 Newport
Blvd., Costa Mesa. with
performances at 8 o'clock
Wednesdays l1rough f;undays
with a S p.m. SOO<iay matinee.
-61&-1363. ••
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On .. Saturday nigllt.
mid Qmday eft8U)OQI in the
Monte Carlo Room ol the
Newporter Inn is a satirical
-.,,,. !run Colorado,
cal-4Raph1cs
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playing at 8 o'c~ Saturdars ...,.."
a00 2 o'clock Sunda ys, Kl.HAUCll.,_CAMTILICO.A.Mll"YAID
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Featuring Old SonOra recipes or our Mamatlta since lt;q
LUNCH 1:1:30 A.M. T0.2 P.M~,·~11
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Cei1e•ole C1tenns h11 bean the
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KATHARINE ROSS.
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Marl~ Hakes Splash
?.ta rk Sp itz, the most honored athlete in Qly1n pic
history, takes the plu nge into th e world of enter·
tainment as he makes his world pren1ier appearance
as a live performer at l\.fagic l\Iountain. The l\1ark
Spitz Show headli nes the park's Showcase Theatre
from Tuesday through Sunday, July 28. Nightly
showtimes are 7 and 9 p.m. Co-starrin~ with Afark
Spitz is The l\1ike Curb Congregation, one of Amer·
ica's top vocal groups, and Lori Lynn Ray, world's
hula-hoop chan1pion. ----
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Gle.nn Opens Summer Show
Co11Jedy
Ou Stc1ge
Oliver lfa\ley's co 1n e d y,
''Father's Day" is on stage at
the Hualington Hart (or d
Theat:ro In Hollywood and wUI
JACK GLENN GALLERY -2831 E. Coast Hwy., Corona
de! !\tar. Sun1mer show, including paintings, photography ,
sculpture and dra\\'lngs, offers the \\'or ks of Peter Alexander,
!\f lchael ~ndre\rs. Chuck Arnoldi, Lewis Baltz, Gary Beyd-
ler, Nalahe Bleser, Jerry Byrd, Robert Cummlng. Imogene
Cunningha n1. Michael Davis, Tony OeLap, Guy Dill, Laddie
John Diil. Ned Evans, Antbony Hernanctei, Charles Hill ,
Crnig Kauffman, John 'OkuJJck and Broce R1chards. The
\sl10\V, July 2q-Sept. 12, will run concurrently at the Jack .
Glenn Gallery\ in San Diego. ·
LAGUNA FEDERAL GALLERY -260 Ocean Ave., Laguna
Beach. Art-A-Rama one--;--tiril of l\\'O summer exhibits by
instrtlctors and students of Laguna Beach Scbool of Art
continues through July. Paintings, jey,·el ry, photography,
dra\\'inks.' ceramics. sculpture and printmaking.
LAGUNA BEACll !\1USEU!\I OF ART -301 Cliff Drive,
Laguna Beach. 20th Annual All California Show continues
through Aug. 25. Daily from 10 a.m. 'to 4 p.m. Saturday
and SWlday rrom 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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CLYDE ZlJLCH ORJGJNALS GALLERY -3800 E. Coast continue nightly (except on
.Hwy., Corona del •1ar. Palntlngs by Vincent Farrell, through 1'1ondays) lhru Sunday, Aug.
J uly. Houri: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays throogh Sundays. 4.
' · Cnrole . Cook and Barbara EYE 'S ART GALLERlES -South Coast Village, Santa Ana. R;::.t Star in 'this caustic Wave studies and children in oils by George Michaud,
through July. 1:4>urs : Monday f ugh Thursday. 10 a.m. _ c OOy abou~ the effects of
9 p.m .. Friday and Saturdays, 10 a.m. _ 10 p.m. and SU!I· divorce on th~e '"omen \Yho .... live in the S'\me New Yor k days, 11 a.m."":""6 p.m. uparllncn t building.
COIJ.ECTOR'S CJIOJ'CE-tiOO N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach.. 'Performances begin at 8:00
Acrylics and watercolors by Alan Fapp, Ira Yeager, Gon· p.n1. and Swiday evening at
u.lo Duran, Bernard Gorbutt, through ..Aug.JO.-Houl'S: .Daily -7130 p.m.--Matinees-o--n
except Monday, 10 a.m. · 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday coin·
Pianist Plays
Bowl Tuesday
Q..,aucllo Arr>U, I .w.or!ll·
famous .,pianist will appear
with ttte Los An ge les
Philhannonlc at Hollywood
l~~~~~~~~~~~~m~c~nce~a~l~2~:30~p;.m~.~~~
NOW OPEN in COST A MESA!'
NE"'PORT SCllOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY -3720 Campus
Drive, Newport Beach. "Laguna Six," exhibition by six
young Laguna Beach photographers, through July (main
g31Jery ). Photographs by Tom and !\fichell Grimm, selection
from "·orld travels. through Jul y 14 (small gallery). Hours:
\Vednesday and Satufdays, IO 1a.rh. tol.4 p.m. or by appolnt-
mcnt.
• Bo"°I oa Tueaday at I!. p.n1.
428 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa , ....... , ... ,,_ .............. ,
TALIS!\tAN PRINTS GALLERY -1437 Glenneyre St.. La·
guna Beach. Lithographs by D'arcangelo, Theodore Stamos
and Juan Genoves, through July. Hours: Daily except Tues-
day, II a.m. to 5 p.m.
CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SA\11NGS -2700 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa !\tesa. Landscapes and floral oil paintings by l\.1arlane
Tomlin, throug h Aug. 14. Hours : l\.1onday through Thursday
9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.
to l p.m.
1'/E"'PORT HARBOR ART i\1USEU!\1 -· 2211 \V. Balboa
Bl vd., Ney,·port Beach. Exhibition of art of Alende tribe of
Sierra Leone, \Vest Africa, Jwte 19 through July 21. Film
Saturdays and Sundays, July 20, 21 at 2 p.m. Hours:
Tuesday through Sunday noon to 4 p.m., Friday nights
nights 6 to 9.
CALIFORNIA J\IUSEml OF SCIENCE M'D INDUSTRY -
700 State Drive, Exposition Park,, Los Angeles. "lntema·
tional Art Exhibition ." 38 contemporary art works in a
variety of media, will be on exhibi t through Aug. !5. Hours:
Daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
J\IUCKENTHALER .c uurURAL CENTER -1201 w. l\fal-
vem. Fullerto n. Exhibit of contemporary crafts, sponsored
by the Orange Cowity Art Association, features on~f-a·
kind fu rniture, jewelry, ceramics, fiber hangings, qUilts and
\\'ood and leathe robjects. The exh ibit will continue through
Jul}• 21. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Los A n.g e I es Philharmonic
under .maestro Ch a r I es 'I'°' 605 So. H-ll•d., S..ta AM
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N W .1w Ads KFAC? BringTour ext it ut on _ .. . T Sh . _ , o r1ne
K~~AC's last commercial I
Turning on
!rce marathon, J1me 3-9,
sw-passed its new Wstent'f'shlp
Guild goal. ~ General
Manager George f'ritzlnger
has • scheduled a n o t he r
commercia l free marathon to
take place on Sept . 1·8.
Scott Manchester
Tu·o performances by the
young Yugoslavian C.Ompany,
';Abrasevic" \\111 be given
Saturday at 2 :3~ and 8:30 p.m.
at Shrine Auditoriunt in Los
Anj::eles.
Members of !he Listeners poetry of American writers ,
Guild will be selecting ,,,.hnt rou__migbi e_njgy_t grabJ.m: gf
will be -heard during that contemporary and traditional
weekend by po s t c a r d . literature on •"Jbt Morning
Requests will be counted and Re ... .i: ...... on KPFK at 9:30 itMse' most frequently ........ 16
• requested will be ........,_ammed. a.m., Monday ttrough Friday. r· ve• Football fans should note during station's heaviest that· Kl.AC will broadcast all ' listening periods. games ol. the newly-rormed Chuck Cecil, heard ror many World Football League, a 20-
years on KFI, is now airing game schedule-(next up: July his ''.Swinr1in' Years" show on --o 2• when the Southern
JCGIL, seven nights~ week : California Sun's play at
Saturdays, from 7 to 10 p.m.. Jacksonville at 5 p.m.).
.(with time out for music of IT ALSO will 3.l.r California
the 60s and 70s until 12:4~) Angels baseball and Los
Sundays he's on at • p.m., Angeles Rams/UCL!\ footbali with today's sound, switching in the fall.
A seven-segment news Currently making their first
spgcla\ m _!!Vle'fel']i, tit!N, ~Ur of t~ United Stat~s. the
"Will the Real Critic Please youthful artists will present a
Stand Up,'' by KMPC . of " · nev.·sman Donn Reed will air, program na .. ve music, song
one segmert per h 0 u r and dance. More th.an 1000
throughout station's broadcasi costurru:s ar~ used_ in this
day Tue9day productt011, with fabrics woven
Among ihoee to b e ~ designed by Yugoslavian
interviewed will be Rona artisans. Boots are custom
Barrett JMn Barbar Ray made, skirts e l a b o r a t c I y
Loynd, ' Will Power ' {20th e.mbroidere~ and b I ~ u s e s
Century Fox publicity ) and deoorat~ "".llh hand stitching.
K~fPC entertainment editor Ranging 1n age from seven
Steve Arvin, who w i 11 to 18 years, the 100 ar!l sts v.·Hl
interview Reed in the series' perform ancient nwsic and
final eplsi>de. Series promised dance from Croatia. Serbia,
to probe critics froni the Slove n i a . Macedonia,
viewpoint oi the reviewers Hungary, Rwnania and other
Frldil:y, July }q, 1974 OAJLV PILOT 7 i
1 l incoln A~•nu• W. of Knolt
8U9na P~r'lc • SZ1·2223
back to t~ "Swingin' Years" ----------
from 6:30 to 8:30, V.'hile
Monday Cbrough Friday the ..---------. themselves, the moviegoers Central European cultures. 1------------
show is heard from 11 p.m. to
Il!!~ght.
"SWINGIN' YEA.RS'' i s
~cated ·on 40 stations a~ the nation, not counting
American Forces Radio. It's
also aired on an AWJtralian
r'adlO network. stations 'in
sq~pore and Hong Kong and
is heard on casette in the
AmeQcan Embassy in Peking,
China.
Just a few -rd•
In the right place •••
Dally Piiot
Cla111fied Ads
Dlal the d irect line
642-5678
If you're into OlC prose~a~nd~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::~
. . You will laugh & !eel good & have a nice ex:l)erlence.
•· ... eoislerousty Funny oldti me
laroo ... S1re1sand at her best"
Vo11C11n! C.~Dy
flle•Y<ll• J1me1
13arbl"a itreiwnd
~t()r Jlete~ Sake-"
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MMIAN ... w1a••w ,_1 ..... -... ~ ...... Tm.Si... .·
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Wl\TftROOll I
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and the motion p i c t u r e Tickets are availal.Jle at
studios. the usual ticket agencies.
IU10l Ir 1HE KID ARE BACK!
lull lor the fun ol It I
13a11wa Streisand
.. td (:.et~ Sake" ·-----
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1•1:. 9'1r~t~?ll(t:V;llCl'lOI'
A GEORGE Rm Hill FlM
THE STING
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ALllllDI
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COfEI
Sele.Pion we are \mown lor. price we are
known Jor (what do you mean? You never
heard cl us?) Good companenls.
quality materials. both with
aluminum covering:. See lhe models.
8'
10 ' 108.54
12' 123.12 u · 136.19
16 ' 152.21
18' 163.62
211 ' 119.54
22' 205.74
24' 224.37
10'
120.69
140. 13
156.33
176.51
lff.26
21L70
240.57
259.20
• 12'
137.70
157.14
177.39
196.31
217.19
237.33
260.12
215.93 . -
SBOITY'S
OllCllAL
PATIO
llTS
Jnclude1 everything lo put it up on your slab.
f Oney OriiOmenliilliiital coluiiiiii":-header1.
la1cia. ratters. aluminum cOffriag. and
effrythinq neceuary. You supply the; labor and
10011. put the money in your pocket
8' 10' 12'
10 ' 55.20 69.00 12.10
12 ' 66.24 12.IO 99.36 14' 7f.21 96.60 115.92
16' IL32 110.<M 132.41
18' ff.36 124.20 149.M
211' 110.40 13LOO 165.60
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Can we inte.rest you in a ·
NEW "PACIFIC NATUIAL"
BOUGH COT PATIO COVER
Already there is excitement over thia patio
(because somebody dropped a 4x4 on Ibo
boss"• loot.) So natural and woodaey looking.
The 2x3 horizonlal membe~ filler lh!_
sunlight well. Stain to fifyour own taatea.
1-IAIOCllJ•-
EITIY BOOIS
Even tor seconds this price
is low. Secondl m9Gll alight
imperlecliona. (lib a
Mack IJ\lck tire print
right thru the .midc:De?)
19~
8'
10' 55,20 12' 66.24 14" 77.21
16" 1&32
18" ·9'.36
20' 110.40
10' 12'
69~oo 12.80
12.ao 99.H
96.60 115.9,2
110.40 132.41
124.20 149.04
131.00 165,60 •
BAllOO
BID
IOISES
Swell for bamboo birds
or lhe old •aahioned
lealh•red oML
2 ·3•9 •STORY
3 499 -STORY -·~ -. -22'.--1.2.1.44 1.5.1.10 w.12~1
24' 132.CI 165.60 19L72
1--1~~,...---.plEFJllSIED
I FT. CEIAI
lilAPESTAIES
.,,,,,--.A lence that·loob·better
with eacbpaaing year.
(F'me 10 1eD me some
9 yeat old 1tuff.)
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~colBEI PIUlliS -
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The mill combing makes
such a Jiu tedure and
as lhe 1un Hf• the lence
takes on such a look
(it froW'lll becau.se its
afraid ol lhe dark.)
37~-.
&Fr.IEIWOOI
lllGE l YALLEY
FEICE BOlllS
We had lonmalotof
ridg•s and comb a few Yalleys
to find this good stuff.
JI you need ii.
don't wait 100101'.'9.
I FT.PECIY
CEIAIBOWS
This i1 naturally .,.eked.
Old mother nature did her
trick and COJD91 up wilh lhit
line looking atuU and
.... doo'l lool around with
her. PO ·tinM lob.
IABOCllY PAIEL
Ama~ng what a fewbucb worth
ol paneling can do for a
dull room. And you can
panel yourself. we'll tell you how.
' .\ WOOD LEnEBS
Spell lhiDgt lilce. your
name (and we hope it'•
•omething lib lanahapopuli1
or e•en longer,) 67 C -7-INGH-
-wllT£
T01LET SEATS
~~~ UIFlllSIEI .
~ IAPLE PULLIAIS
Th••• may end up a• heirlooms
10 malte •ur• you put lhem in
th• will. Very nice. with
one piece marble top.
24"xl8"
30"xl8"'
44.00
ss.oo
Z5 FT. BEADS .
for big wonien. theae malr:•
fine "teuion and worry
releaM" Madi. The f'ffl of
you con hang them lhe old way.
97c
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CABllET FUIES
'1 77 '::~ill'
WAUIUT
The old ploin cabinet that came with the ha11n coo
look<lilte aome bucb wt.th lh~ addition of one ol theae.
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COLLECTOI
BOIES
10x211
' 12xl 2
14x20
12xl&
16xl6
Collect all kindlot thin.gs.
(J collecl re;.ctioa tlips.
belly bullon lint. and notes
lrom good muaic.)
4.117
S.67
3.97
6.27
S.37
6~57
16z-c211--7 87 ,
PINE LOUVlll •
7x20 •. 1.77
1x24.. I.ff
7x28 .. 2.59
7x32 .. 2.17
7x36 .. 3.29
b20 .. 2.19
lx24 .. 2.59
ldl .. 2.95
b32 .. 3.37
lx:J& .. 3.75
8x20 .. 2.35
tx2• .. 2.l5
..... 3.29 '
l&x24 ~97
9d2 ... 3,55
h36 ... 3.ff
10x20 • 2.65
l0x24 . 3;n
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IOx:JI 4.47 <
l:Z.20 .• 3.15
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J:Z.S2 .. 4.17
J:Z.36 .. 4.ff
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TV DAILY LOG
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'71 MERCURY COMET
2 door. 6 cyl. eng., au to. trans .• radio, heater. PQwer sleering,
ilrcx:>nd .. wsw tires, vinyl top.&. custom Interior. '{726CEM)
•1795
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'72 CHEVROLET CAPRICE '70 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY
VB automatic. AM/FM stereo w/tape player. power 3seet wagon. Automatic, radio. healer. power steering, power
steenog-.brakes-window:s-seats, vinyl lop, cruise control, tilt trcikes, white wall tires. air condihon1ng, roof rack. ( 134419) ..,.....__ {S77FPZ)
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PUBIJC NOTICE PUBLIO NOTICE :JO DAILY PILOT Friday, July 19, 1974
.. TICITomo>UCT-CALU"'"'"os PUBLIC NOTICE PUWC NOTICE ru--NOTI-l'UBUCNOTICI: Pl/BLICNOTICE PVBLICNOTICE Dittrld:0CtAN\111W .,...,."' \olC. ---
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.... nMOl!Fund-tl.20 tll<"eln I petlUon for '"""" OI' WUI tllel Nlt1'llillld1 A-Trar>1rnlltlon Mall! City AlforNY fat Chec•llll and r-1 la Dr,. lulte •• 1iMwPOff ltectl. C1lrt, NOTICE IS HEll:•IY elV•H frt IN \lecttkllll--for ~ 1111 L.lttt!'I Tllt•fnlrtllfY to Ed..ulan, Coll!tKI l·IS, teeettllr wtlll ell .... City C-11 et It• Nllllll' MMllnt Oii ,.... • ---<1111111'11"1 of "" --'*"*' ~
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Dry ".c••11t ol Coner•• ' •• ' ' '' "' .......................... ' ••• I.MS qt>flll'Ntl .... llY J1'll I b 0". • "I !I I •d C091H of !hi ......,..1 Pl"e"IUlllll r1t1 of W111• Mdr111 II DMI L.1111111 .... Mllllon Vlllt. Ml .. MQ, ""-fKll/11111: Gellff1I. .... """' Oplret!M" of P11•urn1tlc, IM elll' tlearlc talt Yl!WWll... / IUMrltt Caurl OI\ July l't, 1'74. et f 00 Jltf Cllem W'9tl tt dtlll'"mlnec by tl>I No llld wlll be COl'ISldered uni"' 11 11 C-1¥ !If Ort ..... State al C1Ultl11l1, ""' 111.IZON• ft•TITION 1·1"21, (111111 Oil AUIWt ti 1'1<!t 11 1J 118 A M, mKlll,., t11CI 11mnar mechlnlcal toeh Nit"""'"'" ~ AM• Ir 1111• .. tter wtlNn !tit time Dlllrlcl 1r1 111'1 111• 11 111 prlnclpal Pl1u midi ., the offlcl•I t11111k farm lllffl11lllCI • security l11W•t ti 11ttut It De trnftle Miii lltle1111l119 COIT\ minion, t 1 r IM~llllAL C u • , o •AT 0 N OF
claulli.O 111r1111 , •••••• , ........ ,, .......... • ....................... l.tSS •U......., llV tew, th• lll'llllr1l9MC11 •• a1 11111111111, to wtt fntl Al111 c r .. t R110, 11w the c1rw ind 11 rn1e" '" e«Ordenct w D*-' ..cf '''"""' .. ,..u, L att1m 1ttr111hlldll to ,....., ,....,.,,,. leutld AMllllCA " 4111y ...,..1111111 Tr111t.e C"AllUINSe•Mtn , ....... ,.,.,.,,,, •• ,, ••••••••••• , .............. ,, S.tU Adml11lttr1-ot the WU! ot 8EHHI• LIOVM NftUll, C1tlfornt1 Al r111ul,.1CI 11'1' wllll lht pravlslon1 of this N8fl« 111C1Ille11\d Dtt9ftW I a.lwn, llcul'ICI ,.,.,, bet-1tl1t111M1 A....,111, 1n 11 St,..., Ul'det •Ill' llUl'-rlf It o.,..11 Wll Tru11 11-Sr;rt/illf" 111\d Titter •• , •• , .. ,, •••••• ,, •• ,, •• ~ •• , •••••• ,., .,,,,,, ,, , , , ,S.IU COYET HOGLAND, OKMlld wlH Mii •I SK!LOll 1m If 1111 L.abtt CaC11. 11>1 _.1 requlr.menb 11111 condttlom Mt w11D11 llull-Mldna1 '11 21f,t< LI ,_ .tr.w-, SUoerlor Avtnua, 1C1C1 NCM"deel Jutv !I, 1m, II lllllT. Ne. troi,
Aspllltt "--....... Ir-• ••• • ........... • ..... ., ...... " ....... " ' " s m "1Y•"' Utt ,. """ "'°""' '"° 11111 IWI Cllllreclor tll 'l'l1Cllnl "" centr~ .......... lorlll _, $«!Ian 1 Of tllll 1Mcll~Ht111-,. •• "" A-, An•htlm, C-'Y of '°""' City 1111'1111. MCIP! ,,... ""'"'"'' h1 book 1~47. ..... IU, "' OHld•I 1Atpfi.f1t!Sl'lo .... i.r , ............. ., .......... ,.,. .... • ....... ,,,.,,,," "S7'S ~ 11'1 tM ltrTM end collellt .... 11 ewtrded INll JIOlf I "PY lllerlof •I EMii bidder-mu11 111 llcenlrlid In Or.,..., 11111 al Ce!lfornle. comtr of Intl S!Ntt ll'ld Pl1etntl1 ltkonh In IN offl'C"I Wll tM °""""' ... "":,.bi.!!_""", <o'~ ·,·,· 0• ,,··, •• ,.. .. m.,_ .. _ .... _..,_ .............................. l.lllU l\el'elMftw mentl....., Ill rftrlll, !Irle. •r"ll MCA lollotlte, ec:cordtMe 11111111 1ppH<tMt Stele LIWI. The Pf'llllilfly Ill Wlllcll 1M Stcurl1¥ """""'• from Ml 111 MG, ManufM;turl119 it.l:«cler (/If orll'llll County, l!lfe of Cllftll'll ,,._,.,.... " '"' _.,..,.,. l""'"I Wll ltnnlt Govoll Hagler"ll, It 5"111 bl 1Nrtl'lltt'f uPOll eny ,lini, Spec:lflcelf-111C1 of 11t1 1 1 lfttef'ftl wtll bl cr11lt11 11, I" ....,,,, i ll t;e....,11, Cltlfwnl1, WILL tl!LL AT ,UILIC
w-(-nl ........ " ' "'" ' ' .. '' ' ............................ s.m d«91Md. •I Ille rtme Of Ills'"'"' ... •II ci.i.lrldll' to Wl'ICtlll I contr•d I• •wtrdlCI Pl'ClllOlll """"to ... UMd tor ltlddlllll Ctfl 11-1-•!'Id tqulpm111t. turnltur• •!'Id ltEZOJfE '''"ION 111·74-tt, Cod• AUCTION TO HIGNllT •tDDI• FOii: C.0..CnW Clll'"er -1mp1rvloin Mt....,.enl'' ""''"OU.. · .......................... SAU f11111, 11111, 111C1 l111tr11t !lltt tllt "t'" 1nd ""'" 1rt1 tl.iltot!lff"ec:I« undtr lltm to bf oMllMd OlllY " 1111 office ot "" City tun1lt11111111 pf t>IO!or caverl111 ,.,.,..,..,. Miii 1tr-11111 Ctl"l'lrnlsslon, t • r CA.SH CllteYNI• 1t "'"" If 111• '" llwtuf
Flr11 Grldff, lllll'l••r 1111' l lAll PWllll. lirtrtrt .. _,. ht1 1eqrulrM lrt eddlllan Ill ll'lel al pl'( not '"' tflell NICI llPIC)tled r11t1 lo En1111Mf, City Hill, ,_ lac1ltd el 21l1 llrltlol, (1111 MfM. pe1mlutan to tll-Pl'OPfffW lacllM In _., tf lfll United lllto.) II IM ilulll end 5lmll¥ lfPI h••~t:connructlen • • •• •••••••••••• ,,,, ............. ·•·•·· •·•·5 HS dlrCedlrrlt et tM Time of RI• dll!ll, In IM 111 lelllrer.. _.,...,., Ind 111tclllnlc1 COit al llld ,11111 1111111 Spedtlclll-11 County of Or•1111. S!llt ot CIUfOmle, 11'1d !ht 119111r1I erH wet I of Wlllllttr lr111I lfllflMe lo Ille Ori .... COU!tly l'ICI
Uylng ti ell non m1ttll Jllpt, IMll,lllling-plJlt,•lln All ptllf)frly lactled 111 IN C-1\1 Of lmPIOl'lld ..,. !him In Ille Ult\ltloll Of IN IS.eta, l~ludlllll I••· 11 the llldd« rworb MllllM --" u THE Olll•AM Avenue, to11111 el Tr1cl 70Cl, •nd Hit !If Caurtt.ute. City Oil l1nt1 Afll, 11111 al plpe1nd...,.,tr1'1UllCll!lt ' ' ,,.,,,, .................................. 6155 0rl1'191. Stale et C1U!wnl•, lltw:.rlllld •• mtr•d Tiie Plll•llV far 1111111'9 lo tan!• !11•1Ille, .. ,.11\d IPICl!lcliflalll lie 111'11 MACNl!rlf, N...,parr M1M Trect Lall llOl, llM. C""-111•, Ill rt,nt, title •1111 lflttrest
IMklllO •111 Cllllklno"' 111 •1Hn11atllcpt1tt ill""· ............. " ...... " ... S.'3J tollowi ~ ,,.,..ttto 11 •• soecl~ In Slctlon w '"'H' 1111 fftllHllll •lid 111nc111111 cl'let9e TM •lol"-ICI lllClll'"lty rr1n11c1f0f'I wnt uos, 1rom Ml to ML, Mart1111c1ur1,.. hn¥1\/lrd to.,... P10W held lw It ulll'er 11111 ...... tlll,ltr CNolll-•ll) .................................................... •Off Tiii e •• , SS fMI"' 1111 SOult! IOS feel ., ltll UllOr COIM. 111111 Ill'" Mdllltnal sa.oe. Nelllllt """" C-/llltoel Oii., •tltr ll'le 2'111 C11y Umlted. °"" "'Tl\llt lft IN,,_,.,.,. llt111hll' In
)Sinellllttslff CPetTlnlller) ' ' "'' '"' "'"' .... "' ......... ,,, •• , •••••• ,. J IJS !If tN w .. t --"'If al lat 3t Of-·~~ :;:::rec .. ~~I~ ':!ct:r~n:: _, of 1111 ,llN 11'1d Spec:lflc•llen1, "°' of July, 1t74 el lD 00 1 m 1t GllOVEll: NOTICf IS ,U.THl!a GIVEN llltl 11 .. w ~ 1111' ..... 4-c:rl ..... 11 • . ::,·~mr..:.;; •. ::::::.:::.:·::.:.::::::::::;:::::.:.:::::::::::::::::.:.:.: .. :.:· tm FelfYfew F1rll\I, In "" C•I• Miii =:.. lo IClllt "" --IUCll,..,. COit OI ,...111111 ..... llllllfHlll wlll .. ESCflOW COl:l"OllATION. 1n1 E. Ul'ICOln Mkl ti""' ..... ~ -11\t ... JllrlOlll T Lit' 11\d lt Ill .wk $ ..... n.: • ........ ......... , s.nllWY Ol.iricl, City of C01t1 Miu, 11 end llltulltl lotltC"I ~ refllndllel A-.......... rn. C1Utor11l1 lrtltrUled INIY ....., ltlll lie M1nf by r~. M """"" ell I l'lle, fMrlat
•AA edllllllenil lOll w11,....._,,,....,....111111 .. Uowef lty OW C.t S..C. d hi J:I'; "li:..i,. ~ '1 "::' ~~ ~ ~ In t1'le 1 eotllcellle ce1:..ii~ Tiii City _._ 'fll9" ntiM .. refkt Se fer -·~fro tlll Meur.i ,.,.,, 1111 City CWNll of 1M City Wll Colte Mnl ~ =. r!.:.':'9.r J:...'!
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H'. -7w .. rri.ir EX'Cl,:T'f:o TH E Ill E F I: 0 AA Otp,lrlrnent of tnl'Ulll11t 1111•15-111 • ..,..,.,... ~ .. Oellfar -... lhr• ,... ..... " ""' EILl!l!N ,, JlHINHEY T .. """ .,,....· "" -~ FullCI -tt.M..., hout en ecarrftl'IC• w1111 $eetlll'I Im I "' "" OllMY Cllll Clel'k of "" 1re1 TAil. OF THE BULL. "°' T, • ._ City Clll'll al ti. • • -VecatlClll -Nelllll•Y Fylllf-lll',..tteur Ul'lllllvldll' -4M1t .,.,..,._, In oll, IN ellll Llllar Ct.off City of fovntel11 Vtllft', (1lllontl1 IC*I, S1ntt1 Alll. Dr••• Ctllfwnle, City of COiie MM.A d•IOlllllOll, II 1nv, ot 1111 r11I ..... tty
Forftrlall lll•c•I"" net .... 111111 • ,_ ._,..., • lllwfv"" ef tlle 1\19'1"1 .... oi,.. ""t'C:.Ortien = ·~ . Alllftllen ;. dlrte1'1d to """9¥111-In OATID. July 10. 1'74 OATl"O· J-,., ltU Publl$hed or.,,.. COii! Delly ,llot. ·-:;-::=":" 'M~.n':.::1 ..... ,
lllO'-UlldefN•illfllfVl.ien, 111m :::.: to,.;.:.:.., rec..:. Aprtl": Slctlllll 1m.s '"' 1m.• .. "" L•"" l'ulllllflll' or... eo.. °''"' ,Ult. SICU•fD PARTY JUlf lt, lt14 MIG-7, TM 'r~·1ruU.""•rm11:. M t
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GROUP t ......................................................... , ... , .7 u· Al.IO IXCfl"TING THll!lllJ•OM en •lllAl'tlkn In'•""' Ncon1r11<1"1 • •llY HOY la 11eaow coa,OttATIOM PUBIJC NOTICE lddr"•u •1111 """ CWftlllOll "9lllfllf'lll'\. II GRO\JPJ . ,, .. ,,., , , ,,,,., ........... ,,,, ........ , ... , ••••• , ,. 1.J•• Ul'ICllVll'ICI -.uert« lnllrwf, 111 Ill ell, .,..,..,IC!of W Ill. -, D. .. .., '""'· 111own ........ 1GflOUP' '' ' '"' ................................... ,, .......... ,. ... ,.,, .. ,. ... Mii' """'" "~ tulttt•-lllc!IOft 1"7 s. •• ,__,..., rft""" PVBIJC NOTICE ........ ""' CetttMlll ,. SU"->M1f $tlcl Mii ..... M "*"· llrut ""'*"
GltOUP S • """' ""' ' ............................... ••• ' ... I.•· """JlOll llf lll'llllr" .............. ,_...,.., Conlfect« ar IUDCOnlrlCfor ~ ......... •mM"i lllO'nCI TO c••DIT08S (-'.,. -..l!lty ... ,, ... ., ..... ,111, GlllOO, •• , ................................................................. '" Cletd ,,_ Wltl'llll.lm."' el , t1lr.-i-nl11111Y•••r•11tle11111-. l"uOlllhtd ~(Ml! Denr "'""· IV, ..... COUITDl'TN• l'Wlf4!111 11111. ••••••• ,.fl, 01"
GROUP 7 ••••• ··•···•· ............... ,, ........................ '"',,.,IM" M.I_,., _...,. Jutf S. lt&. In ION: ~ .. ·.-~ ,to -~y ~ .. ~~ -o<I -<•T•"-05 Jutr 1• 1t74 _,,,., ITATI ... (ALINl:Nl& POii etltl -, ,-. .. PIY !lltr ''""1~1 GllOU,I •• •• • .............. •• '""" ·• • •••• ............ ,.,,. ••• • • LIO" 14'. f111r91 Ml Offlclll ltKOfClt. •W '"'" "--• '" _,., ' nta CDVllTY Ofll 0.Altel Jfrl(H -II lflll ,_..,,, wtlll"eil by GROUP t , , ,, , ,, .. , .. , ........... ,. ,, .. "" .. ,,, , .. .... , . . , •ill" 1'N ,,....ny j. -ly rlftrrW to of tlll tvltlk Wllfk• prof Kl end whlcll CALLIH '" a1D1 ' Mii' OM 1111 Tn111t, l!Mllllz ........... '1111111
Thi ntCl'Sslly for VI• we •I 111 _,,..,.. • Sh;ll'I•-111•11 11t *"'"'1111111 br 1111 eon. • ,1, Wiii. .,..11_,, COiie MrtM. e6mllllfl.,.. tM ~t~p ,....,...., 111 Scllell Dlllrlct: CPltt C..,..tnunl!Y PUBLIC NOTICE E 1 • _ .~· •• ~ ..... "JIAN WM.LI Jn"'-1 11'1111"-. 11 ,, .... 1.,. '" u ld
!re<lflr wi.n Vied lie 1h1ll lie 11'1 IEROl-..Qillf, el •llMI' lllftl11, -a1JSU ln9lvtftt (eUflomle tl'ltt !rlCll for • QrttfJ(lfe ffA 1wov1l Coll• otmlct • • • .. ,. .. ,. • ntte(1l. lldYlrlCel. 11 '""' ........,. IN .. ,m1 at rtllylno 1lonat• llW m1e111111c• ll'lt-Ctl• In' mH11t Gt llMI' lltl'l•ll Ml t K IV.U... Tfle .... II tv1ttKf te cvrnnt te-, Tiit Clftltl<tle wlll 1t10 ftll tlie r1tlt llf aid ONcllll'll: 11 •• Im, fllllday MOTICI TD C01f1'1:ACTOl:S OtcNOMT ... ICI• II NHllY GtVlN' to t1'll M aald OM W/I Tr111t, 1'9111 char ... 1fld •1-) l'lrecttw lo tlie Ol'lrl'-II hllta'"..,i-t tnlf, ~rti.. cllll'ltl-., re 1 t, I c 1 I 1 n1, ••antl«t to l°"'r""'""" llllt wlll De A119111l '-1'74. CALLING fOI: 8105 lltcldtnl .. ,.,.... ot·IM Trvttee 111111 of tM lrUlls ~•..,,....,,er-, tllll ,..,., Ollll ~ n«l¥1 erwml"'"' PIY d tlf lltt• 11Ht "'°""Ille ,_1111i.., ,11111, '""" 111 Wlf •NI u..ci In 1111 per/orfftlnce of Ille CCN'ltfed, 'lie• of a1c1 llll!Cllpl: OHie• of "" lclllol otilrlcl. Ca.II Community cNClltotl of Ille •:w .:fl'llld LMt 1111 cre11ee1 11¥ 111C1 OM al Tru111,
.-our«'''' • .. _.. of rec.ni ' Tiii ,,110 of 1ppnflfkel to ._,,..,,...,. '" ~"' .....,.., ee11t ~"' cen.,. Obtrld 1111t 111 WfOlll "' 111 c mt 9fir "" The blfllflc1.,,. Vl\Cllll" ...,, a... "' ~:H per 1'1ouf Tl>I'""""" II to De told on 111 "e1 l1" IUdl c•-111111 not W lela INll -to Coll• Dltlr1ct ~·-IVltotU,.. a ll' DMllllllll: 3:IO ,.M., l"rldiw. AUOUll = ::..:;; ~ 'f11 f~ efli~f Tru&I lltrelelore t:acuted tlld .... otll"H
?ltl'lllol'I -4)( ~,!lour 11111 .. exclllt n to rttle rtw 111cept• 1111 U-A--. Ctlf• Mlle. tJ, ltJ• If IN dertt. 111 "" lltow llllltled court I• Ille llrdlrll1111C1 I wrltlefl Clldlllr1Hon vacation Mid Holld•W F11nl'-S11Jt ·~ « lfftn, ert ' lrrtllld fw l1111 A. WNll 111ie11•1IM!lt lft !fie tttrt Ctllflnlll. • ' ,,._. ef 811' lltcelsit· Offl<t of 1'N to Mtlt ""'" IHI 11'11 lltC-.Y of Otfeult Ind Demll'll' ,_ S.M, 1111:1 1
ALLOCATIONS 1111111 -UC+ 111e Lllll$'1 ll'llY, M rt1 l'llc:r1Uon.-II IH1t$1dl ,.........,. encl """" Ill In wrlrlllll •llCI wit! of C0111t19e IJ1 !fie lelllt .........,,~., "elect Wlfltlftatlen ,.._! 1t.utt-""""""' Allfll"lt, 1110 'AC11rnt A....,,1,11, ~to !tit ~~ If 11'11 l.tw 1111rllt111 Nalk.t of Defwtl elNI •IKl'loll to
<11-111' ..,.1u.., notict prlH to ...,_....., ijt 1t7S llllCllll !I'll ln(re-t1 11111r er 111. tt 111 na11'1d 11 Ille office II Sot411, Crill cmimlllle Nt llltell'td ell --Wll •1111111111 T.....a. Llllll Ont (1) 11111 Twe COiie MIN, C1U1Wftlf, t'JU6. Bll'I w111 1M otllce !f ltOLAHO I. a.t.111.CUME, •IO 5'-11 Tl'le ufldtrslslllll' ceuMlll 1111' Notlc-_,,. •lllt rittl, !JI Hlllth I. wall-. ) ......... UI VKltiOn HtllCllJ Mii' $«-eltorn.-..1 !or 1114 lS'llo In Ille to Cla\11 prl« 1't 1111 '""""" 121, 0....... Welt cet..... .... I'll 11'11 IPll"d It-.., NEWPOlllT CENTlll Olt STiil l>lh cl Defeull anCI liMtllllt .. Ill .. Ill
............. Wiien 1 Cafltrac:W ..,...11'1 Ml Ille "'1"'•11 t « _, TtMl ... n. °"flllnt AMll!llllrl-.t 1'17 Wfttcllll Dr1fl, fer certlllc1to, Pl' ~ltce l"lell•~•!9 Oii fllll Office of 1111 "rol«t ldenrtfka!IOll N-: AUDIO , LOO fl N I! W, O a i'-a I! ,t, ( H, reconsed In Ille CWlllW "'*" fN rell oqulpmtllt ,,,.citr tl>I jurlldlcllonol"' Tnl!llllA,tl(IWW.any tQ\liPll'lllll -tlllll •I• wi. 10t MIWPCl't affcll, C•llfornl1 B. Wlllll Ille """'"" of .........,,Qlt Ncllrl9'tll ,t,jfftl, 1171 Meil'll A.....-; VISUAi. SYSTliMS, Ofl.t.NGI! COAtT CALIFOftN'l.t. two, wf1k11 11 1111 ,iece of "°"rty ii lot1ltl, 11111 •lld tr11i11ttMnct aqwtpntlllt, .. eontr1eter Miit dHl .. 1111 -ltMUllr IS Oett ""° Pl' ;.,,,. t. lllMI wllll Ille Cl"k et In lr•lrtllll In tt. l!"!f ftceeCIS • '9tlo C .... Mello C1lltwlll1. • Cot.LEO• al Ille llnderlltl\llll I II l'Mtlln D1ll: July ), 1'14.
'oremtn -llrl 111\tll rt(elft .11111 ,_ holol" rrM•....,. ~""""' T11mt1ercll•lflutltll 11td S.,.,.1or Court "'_......,. to s.IClll, of -lo tlw, ar NOTICE II NalllY ~rY'IN tMt 11'11 > ,llCI '1'°" we on !tit: Ofact et IM ~"!:' to 1911 "tlto of .: ... • 41c11Mt!f, CDal"OAATION Oft AMlllCA '*lrwltlcll"-lt'Of'"""fl. Crell llld S«bll' ,...._lly et l llY ltlftt (. Wlllll Ille lrafl CM ti-1119l II tlllOVH!e,.,.. k'*4 Olllt1cl flf Or.,. Oltlrld Dlrtclor of 'llVll<tl PKlllllll ,_.,e 119 ltll first e1 Miii Trwtw
111171 •ftlr nrst PUDllc•tlOfl of th;, llG!t~ Ind •• l'WIKlllll •I '""' 1/'8 "' "' -Clullt(, C1Uferfll1, IClllll .,... ..... tlnwft •llCI ni.-, Ill oltf•IMd " Ille oirlcl et "" wl=~ ,:., i::-':.C. eftfr •r: f:....ty11 Miii ..... ,,... OrhlfelVtllkl•••Cornllll'lllllllllfVetild•llf: ltlfw• l'lllklllll Mid Mk 1llnti1Jl...,..... ~Clllll' lr1lnl1111 IN Ckwrlllfltl '°'"'' 111<el111nw ,...,,.. Arclllll(f WI0(1m l llllKA I."'"'""" "'a. I .. ;,,4 . At1J.t111t .,.,.,,. 2....,_. ••••• ,,,, .................................... , ........................ ,.. Tiii ..,.._,, will 119 MW 11111 !ht on n 11MU&l ltell1 -...wll'I W llc.llly, .... "'DllTalC1'", wOI receive UP ti. lrul 2300 .....:-, aaulotllerf.......,.,. M1cf1, llilll.i\"'MON'D I. SMITH, AulllDr1*I SflMtvN
JA.lilft ......................................................................... •.u "''-'1'4 tlfm1 t1sh or Plr't celll 11'1d tt • ....., 111111 1t1t ~lated Time. C•Htorn.le Mmlnillntor If f1>e a1tlfe •·•" '" ••
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._....-tJIJn TNI COUM1'T Of OUMOE u lCI rHOlutlon I tlllll De l'i'ledl Pul 11"" Midi re\llslan ;111111 be cansldtrld Foremetl IOM Detlll July f, lt74. THE Oll:A.NGE IHM, , .. CoaJI '~!Mr · .................................................................... • I l.•1 .... A""'2 EKl'i blCI or~ I De obi lfllel 1 1 111'1 ol lhl llllM •II... Journ111rn1n t.0 lllOMrt Allen ~1kl, Hlllll""''' Conit11 dll M.r, Cllll, "'25 "°'"-................. ' ...................... ...,.,...,. Jlur .. ~"''"'• rite ttOT"ICI -. MIA••N• c,. ,.T1110• Md wtwnlllelll ., I "' 0 E I. j . A,,.INT!ca11 Allln!IOll I• 41rectod '"'''"" C•bll Splkff ID·~ E~Kulor of IN Wiii of JPl'lft aoclrlfO, 117 INf"IUotrllt, '"luml&-11•·············· ' ................................................. _,a ~ ....... ,.ICTl ... -CON iv. Ille °"'!!... "!• ~ .. -:;o ~r: -fl-1111-ptlOllliflll..llf LaW; CoClrl-leclloli CMle lllllc.er --,.., _____ ..,. lllmld.Mcec!Mt---c-dtl M., .. ~ellf..-tHU ... ~ ........................ ·=··· .,,;;-:"; .. -; ... , ........... , .......... ::.:-:71" AfKi •rtL to11o:o••n r.LO Cotll«lliOIC '12 SllUt1'I Ll'Oll s "'· ' 11175 eonctml ... i!ftPIWll'lllll of TIMI '°''"'"' ltheCIUh et .,., dltm OOM Lii ICILLIV lllnl:r "'""'Iii )17 M•l"9lfltl'lll, 'lecatlonpf•n • ............. ••• • • .... "" .............. • ...... " ... ·"° ON c 1'11A 1' IY oac101111 -.t.ne. C•lfol'll1•. l!ecll bid • ~ •PPl'lllllcn. • .,.. 11 DeHrd upon 1 worldnt dl't' of~ '111.IMIO 011:. cor-oe !Mr, c1 , nus rr ... ~Ian , ", ........ ·• ·· , .. ,,,,,,,. ,. ·· ""' ""' •· "•· ........ ,, · · .t2 a'I' AD.MIMI TllATllX-IJNll: C llD• mutt be lttamP1nllCI IW • «5"1.,. ' 11 requires c 011 tr1 ct e rt or 11,ht tll 1!our1. Tile r1!1 for l'lollCllV 1nCI MISllOft Yll.IO. CALt,CMIMIA tun Tllll bUlln• 11 confuc*I 1iY e ,.......,, """...VU•lllptral°""ll ....... ,,, ............................................. • .03 •o CDNTllACT eP>tc•,.,. check cwTllllCI llY • rtsponlltrlt wt1eantric10rt •mplorlf'4 tt&CletlMll 111 overtime work shill De et l•••t 11111111'1111 (7141 .. ,.. par111.,1h111.
.......... 111m E1tai. al ALAN ALllEIT OIMAN ltlnlt or I llllllCllr'I IMlr'ld I« tn 1mounl 11cl eny epprellllctllll acC111'911on to eoti'I' to -.hall Atll'MV tor lftC!llflr Jolln l!Odr"o ~ •• " ................................. "91\WllM -SOc ....... llr!#M"""" ,... BURllOWS, 0Ke111d .. """ 10'llo "' "" •mount "' Illa ltllll or lllrt •POllctllll lolnt """911l]Cftll1p It ..i.it be rnenll•lerY -"" Pulllltl>ld 0r.,... CP11t Oe!lw ./.~'$• Thi• "''-' we1 Ill"' 'llllfll """ !rlllfl • " ..................... • ........................ ' ............. 17.ll NOTICE IS Nl!ll:llY G•Y•N ..... of ""ltf•I-""°""' tor wl'ildl 111tw wUI comrnfllw fol'. certtllafw"' ..,.._, (ONTlllACTOll ""'-11 ,llW (antrtd 1• :v1y lt, a.. Autlllt 2. ,, 1'7' c_,,. Cllfk-Of or111t1 Caunlf"in JUiy .. ...._.. .................... , •• ,.,, •••••••• , ......................... 7ft Ellr"""" Mr! lurrow.. 11 Al'l'llf111lr1tllf ecctPt • all'lrld •!'Id '"'* INIY•bll to ;ind llxlno IM rill•., •llflf"ll'lfklol to ewtr*d, 111111 UllOll "" l\llleon"KI" PUBLIC NOTICE IW< .....,fllllte, ......... ., ....... , .,.,,,, • ...... ,, · ..... · ................ 11:1 of tllt nl•I• of IN ,...,.. Mme1' tM.,..... or In 1111 !nor al"" MOll!Tan-ICllll'"Mfmell uMCI °"Ille arfttrect. un41r him, to pay nal 1 ... fl'llft Ille selCI ,...... 9ltrllreckl~tr • ................. '"' ".,,, "·· ,,,, ··············• •••1 9 1111:.a.it. 1111 tllell Mreln I petition for Nl9Ull Weier Dl1h1cl. EKn •UC!I bW ar Conlrictar miy De rMUIAcl to tr11•1 1411'(1flld '"" .. Ill~........,.. Ll'vliilltMCI Otll\ll C.tt Dltly '111et. JOumtfmMI 'Jl••v · ......................... ,,,,,,,,, · · · ................. 1.61 '" orw •uttior111111 .,,. l'lrectl111 ttw ,...,..,..1 lhlll be u1led •M tllMI II "" cfllllrlllullon 1o "'°'""~ ,....,.m1. by"-"' 111 ""-utton al,.,. contrect *"" JvlY u. lt.1i. 11'1d A11111t1t t, 1'14 tm.14 NMllJlt.w•ll.,.t ................................... " ..... ••••••••• •• '" ,Jt pell!I_, to comflllte 1111 tetm1 If tlll offk:llfltllOlllrictllotlllfatelNM"11 Contr tot 1111 WllCOl\lrecteri IMU ... ltl4dlr wttlld,.. 111• ..... ,_ t PtcTITIOUS IUSIMllS ,.....,. "" ·· · ..................... ,' ............ ' · .................. Jt canttKI '"'6111¥ lllcllClllll ln 1111 II""""· 111 title ne!IPI prlOl'l4eel ec !1 Jon tm.a !ft"" 1 a1 IJar~l"lw 1••• di 1 •fttr 1111 MAM• ITATIM•MT PUBUC NOTl-UtelnMlfnc:•. ' ., .................. ~. ............ .. ..... " ..... ,lo ..., ••Klltlrog Ind Cllllvw1111. CGl'IVtY•nc• Tllll • .,,,.... menlloMd clllck ., bollCI .... cornPIY Ill 5'd Pl'"' "' -: '"'follow! .. Clot llullMll ~ VK•U•,,,. •• ......... ~ ....................... ,,,,, • • • •• • ,,,, .... • .... to Of real pnioetty 1oc:1tt11 In thl ceunlY ot 11111 1r1 9lwi'I •• gv1r ...... th1t Ille ~ of .,,,,.n!lc11. ell!• Ml lot"" CIMlllllll Ill 111 " 119 Pfftorl "II' 1-------·-------
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panding NeWJlOrt Office-INTER EWING
lor TEN Up salespeople. M s t be
BIG CANYON1"DEAUVILLE"-VIEWI
Spectacular 4 BR model with dramatic en-
trance to large Jiving rm with marble firepl,
& wet bar. Formal DR, garden kitchen. Ele-
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HELPING PEOPLE
LIVE BETTER
INCOME OPPORTUNmES, 'cDM
Tw~ choice duplexes being built on Poln·
sett1a. Each bl dg. has 2 units with 3 bdrms. 1
2 ba. & 1nany extra, deluxe features. Buying
a t this stage of construction, will give you
U1_e benefits of fast ap..P!:eciation ; also you
will have your choice of many -iteriis in
finish work, incl. colors of paint tile & car~
pel. $123,000 Each. ' ·
VISTA LAREDO CONDO
Profess. decor. 3 bdrm., 2lf.i ba ths; 2 car
gar~ge, & many extras! Id~ for working
fam1ry-or weekend horne. Everything but
the patios are taken care ot b; the Blu{fs
Association crew. $74,500.
0 A 25'" Yl!AR
SAY AND SEACH
675-3000
1140'7 E. COAST HWV. CORONA DEL MAR
NEW ORLEANS on the Pacific. Panoramic
view of jetty, ocean, Catalina & channel.
from designer's dream duplex above China
Cove. 3BR, 3BA, 2BR, 2BA, with fantastic
·reatures + TERMS. -
HOT DUPLEX -Steps to bay & surf. 2BR
ea., fireplaces, bit-ins. Immediate posses·
sion. $72,950. TERMS.
NEWPORT W/POOL experienced, productive and have co-
Cuiitoni buUt hoinc on rare operative attitude, Exceptionally gener-
klt -and • a • halr. 3 ous commissions sp~ plu s terrilic profit
Bedrooms, 2 batM. formal sharing program. TI,.. finest location in New~
dining room. Beautltul port Beach, "The Estate Realty Building",
lr1't!guli\!' pool with kl&dK or corner of Ne~rt Center Dr. & Farallon.
patio, pJus 2 yB.l'd areas. I di 'd al · N~ carpeti/drapes, Newly n \!l Y o Jces for sales people. For
remodeled ba th.'!, a 1 1 c y confi«;tent1a1 interview, call Gordon Haney,
acee&11. One of the best buy• President 673-1518
gant master s uite. Quiet street. $149,500. • ,.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 S•n JNquin Hiiis Ro•d
NEW~ORT CENTER, N,B, 644-4910
1002 Gener•I R.E. 1002
in Nev.•p::irt 11<-'ighls. $&3,500. ~..,..,~~!"""""""""!'"!!!!"""""""""""""""""""""'""' IRVINE W/POOL Genar1I R.E. 1002Goner1I R.E, 1002 * HOUSE & GARDEN CHARM *
C u , t o ni h o nl t o n 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;; I prestlj::kxa: Irvhie Boule-J • . ,
""'· Need• point ~nd IRVINE TOWNHOUSE
carpets. 2 Bedroo1n1 \vith UNDE $ O lru-ge masler suite, 3 baths! R 30,00
Den, fom1al diulJig .roo1n, O\VNER selling 3 BR 2 BA (plus utility
step.sa\'or kllcberi. \\'111 sell ) Al • t I 'd · I· fa!lt Only $59 900 OPEN room pme-s Ye con omm um in \Valnut
SATURDAY & SuNoAY. Square. Air c:onditioned. Shag carpeting,
DREAM HOME drapes, redwood patio. Across from com-
Onty 2 yeat'!I old, 4 bed., 3 1 munity pool 1and park: Near schools. Immed-
bath, hard"'OOlt 11 oo rs. Jate possession. Priced. at $29 900 with 90 dream kitchen, !I up er f ' · · '
Enchantingly beautiful 5 bedroom home.
Large secluded tree lined brick pat io w/
custom designed ramada !or delightful fam·
ily fun & entertaining. 2 BR's upstairs; 1
BR w /fireplace & balcony. 2nd lrplc in lg,
family room off living room. Jewel like din·
ing room -w/picture.Sque windows. Lovely
crpting. By owner $67,500. Prine. only.
2424 Holiday Rd,. N.B. -2112
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EASTSIDE DREAM HOME
Only 2 years old, 4 bed., 3 6ath, hardwood
floo rs, dream kitchen, super upgrading -
Large corner· lot with extra concrete drive
and boat gate. Eastside Costa l\1esa, only
s-18,900, or will trade !or income property.
PRESTIGE I HOMES
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
300 N. NEWPORT, NEWPORT BEACH
645-6646
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upgrading _ Large (.'()mer per cent manc1ng available. CaJI 551-5151
kit whh extra concrete drive ~ OPEN HOUSE
nrKI bo11t gate. Eastiilde SAT.-SUN. 1001Gener•1 R.E. 1002 lo02 "enaral R.E. Gtner•I R.E. 1001 General R.E.
Costa Me11a, only $48,000, or -r-14645 KAZAN
I \\'UI \radc for i n co n1 e
-Prime Location
' pl'ope11y.
CALL 645-6&16 Gonor11 R,E, 1002 Genor11 R.E , 1002 E dab
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"'"IT/G'" OLD exceptional CORONA DEL • "-"-5 Bedrooms & Pool MAR location. spacioo• _ _ HOM€S ONE-of-kind, built f 0 r bedrooms -den • living
· executive VP of developer. JI MER room wl1h marble ti.replace
300 N. Newport Bl., N.B. Dramatic ~houl, this • on an R2 lot near ocean
spQcious---iif.Jevel ho m e Big 5 Bedroom home, with a tront. Residence anddgarage
features a large master formal dining room, having are oda«l ress end 1,_1 .. ~
BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
I Sole
4-PLEX
or ExchallCJe
Exeellenl Huntil1l,'lon Beac:h
Location. 4 -tY.'O bedroom, l
balh units with pat.ioR and
carports. Offered for $69,00J.
Call ~'>.
8Uite. Separate form a I 1770 sq. ft. and 2 brick adcoommd. . te seco IUlll'
dl.nlng room. Family --1. r , _ ed a 1tJ011. Good financing '"""" 1rtp aces. ........... .. 1 on a ailabl Call 673-85j(l with fireplace. Breakfast tree shaded corner Jot, av e. ~ ·
area in 1..'itchen. Highly 57'K160' ..... anyone can take OKN TIL 9 • ns RI' 10 BE MCEI
convenient to elementary Paya.hie $200. month PITI of ' THE REAL
ESTATERS
desirable neighborhood very over this Tih'l"o Io a n . al-
1ehool, park, tennis oouru $20,000. Bring a paint bl'USh I ' 1
and bike trail. Please phone and save niany dollars. Full , .l _.,,
516-2313 for additlonal info price just I ~~~~====~ and a ppointment. $33 950 I• OPEN TIL 9 • /J'S FUN 10 BE NICEI I • SO •. SAHTA ANA
eMOVE to MONACO
Bask In the luxu1'Y of this
eKceptionally beautiful 2
bedroom l:llld den home.
Quiel cul-de-sac location.
$71,950. f"EE. Caro I
\\'ilklnson, 640--06L
eLET'S GET POPP IN'
ON POPPY. A lriplex in
Coronl\ del l ..P.1ar~ A n
investn1ent that Pil)'S • for
iLwlf~ Clean building and
neat tC!nants. U n d e r
$100,0Cll. 1\ll this, situated on
'"'O R-2 lot~ n1ake lhi.s a
superlJ value. Cttll for
details, Ilwt Jacobse n ,
644-4114.
* WATE.RFRONT HOMES*
Prize 4 bdrm., 4 bath Lido Nord bayfront;
40 ft, lot, Pier & float privileges. $295,000,
Elegant 4 BR. & lge. family rm., 6 baths,
Pier & float. i!I) Ft. lot. $27>,000.
Lovely 5 BR., 5 ba. on prize 60 ft. waterfront
lot, Lido Nord. Pier & flo at. $375,000. . * WATERFRONT LOTS * 40x90 ft. ?rlagnificent view. $250,000.
30x105 Ft., Lido Nord, view. $165,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 llly>ido Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 67>6161 . .
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PALOS VERDI'S 1:G::ono=r=•l:..;R.:;·.=E:... --'·1.:::002::: I G .... rll R,E. 1002
NE\\IPORT HARBOR. See
1hcm all from yow· ruuy C H'..O.la d Newport Beach
OCEAN VIEW landscaped and h 1 g h I y Orona 1~11 ft
PRIVATE BEACHES ~:~~~~ 4 s~::Sms H ~ JeY(el
S & S See this cof:ner location 31 '""""!""!'""""""""'""""""1 farnlly roorn. Fee l!illd. f'or Spacious tv.·o bedt'OOnl home bedroom, family r oom 6 •-~-RE jlnly $169,500. Compare a.II in secluded area of Corona Park Hunt.in...,.,n hon1e. J-fighly upgl'aded. ..,,...uvms ALTY 0U1er view Pl'iC'ei>. Ba.it del J\lar. Access to private
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J.luge f'amily Room
Boat Parking
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tree shaded badminton court. Just steps to
ocean and beach. Perfect for large family,
or build for view on that extra lotl Great
locaton, great value at $150,000.
"J•• Enjoy the placid pool or use S & S 315 ~IAfUNE AVE. Jacobsen, GU-4174 beach. "Sit do\l•n" viev.• ol -''Pool'' \ the private beach. A super • BALBOA ISL.AND oc-ean and suil boals. 1-feated
Highly upgraded, line s & s ,,.,.. rot. A truly ,,.,., buy Parlt Huntinqton * 67U900 * 640°1120 •nd lllte,... poor . you """
\\'hen you purchase a lite
style. New tli-low carpets, 2
fireplaces, beautiful family
roon1, a.II on a quiet tree
shaded street. Offered at
only $55, 750 with the owner
financing. Ask about Listil)g
'No. 10199.
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•' GRUBB & ELLIS -· 1 al at S89.9il0. :::z::c=====I the land. Not leasehold. con.<,.ruc:uon orm enll'y. 644-J2JO 6 BedroorM. Fine S k S ~ PRftE JUST REDUCED lO ~e !iepar~te livifing ~· const;~t.ion. _Exce l lent CLIFF HAVEN $67,<Kn. Call 673-8550.
·.. BROKERS 67'7080 f,oor to ceWng ll"ep .... ce, location. 2 mlles to beach. .
'I ~..,..,~~~"""""""l'!~!"""""~~!"""""~""!~!! bright cbeery k l t c hen , .F\llly air conditioned. Large Custom horn~ -. v 1 e w . With • SPYGLASS OPCN nL II • rrs Ahl ro M NICF.' I~ - -fonnaJ dining, huge family patio 3 cn.r garage Formal Enclosed patiO, ruce pool, 4 You MIGHT See H•w•ii # g 1;::-=;:;) Wolk•r & Lee
~ Gener•I R .£. 1002Gener•I R.E. 1002 room 4 ..;, .. ,, bed ........... cc 3 dining' H•~e . a•' e bedrooms, and secluded den n.-.. Hou S /S 2 S ••H
liiiii .. iiiiiiiiii!i;iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii~ii;;j1J · ,; ..... , ......... ..., ' ...,. m l r or guest suite. Richly -..,.... M •t un • •I
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Real Estate
545-9491 ba.th..'i, CUSTOM P 0 0 L . bedroom, upgraded and c"-ed. Ownei:" is mov;..,,. 3 H•lf Moon &.y I,
'• Don't mlM this one. Call """-thruouL Looking for -~· .....
· 9Q.< lt:::z::=z=z=z=z=z:= --...-soon rrnmac:uJate, professionally/~~;;~· ;;;~:.:1_;;;:;;;,;;::;:;;;;j TIMFS a WAST IN' =nlt• :;J·FUN108ENKJE/ Ji al~ ::i..~ home'!' Don't s.:. 420 Kings Rd. landscaped, tastefuJJy de<:-_J~ -. "' . 42S BA y ·-~. Call now . Nriport S..ch-S..n .1·5 orated gpygr...-OiJ><'"Hom"; WESTSIDE -REDUCED-$4008111 --, 8 'l 3 BR, den, din rm. r-.1agnifl-• ••• ;re~~g arJa~~Jn ac!~t~s~~~n~=~ ~~ ~l®f~JvY~ Ii '"" ""'°""'""1 ~REEABALTYRRETT ~:it~~e:!~1~~. ~o\\· Ren~~ !~~!ner : ~tg~ ~'1'~ 7~c VA Joan
Beach. Enjoy the benefjts of original own-iiii~i I Beamed reilings, elce bltns, ... -Vogel & Babbitt ho1ne \\ith $$ tor the future~ • PLUS large 3 berlrms!
ership o! these handsome, high-styled Award *JUST LISTED* cov patio, s~~ carpets "!" 642·5200 675·4060 REAL TORS ioonl for 4 Untts -60.x203 e PLUS BACK BAY!
Winners with s weeping golf course views. 2 .. Bd 2 ba'" d p1 • your own citrus and tru1t · "-"" ""76 * ,.. ••56 lot. NOW ••2 ·-~ .;; r1n ., "'' u ex, JUst •~ D · b th all 1 ~ ---_......., -1961 Annhehn. Costa ?.Iesa ~ .~
to 4 Bedrooms, garden kitchens, luxurious redccora1~. One uni1 furn. ~s. rive Y en c 0 Westcliff Dover ...--..-~ Only S29,500
baths, inforp'lal rooms. several on pool size Blt-iruJo Incl. dishv.•asher; ~ co,.ATS
lots. From $125,000 lo $260,000, including frpk .. ca. unit. $89,9'0. 400Llr.-f_OIJ}! Executive Home CORONA DEL MAR '°8L17' models. Call 67:>3'63 67><"11 Ev"'. C,1. OPEN SUN 1 S WALLACE AbdLSO: Dup1~?· 4 bdrm. &~3 tfJ i,. ~~ ~! ::cll~~g: CUSTOM QUPLEX 215 VIA MENTONE C.I. REALTORS
D • Sol Offi •' B' C . rms.; n years young. _.. L Unbelievable! It has four A ~al one of a kind cus.tom ,._ eane eS ICe lft lg GftJOR Frplcs. De.luxe units, steps bedrooms. 2~ baths and 8 built duplex: on an. O\'erstxed OUlrminK Lido Isle 4 BR., --.>5COll .. C141-
., to beach. $125,000 ShLL E I . large pool Owner has lot, south of Bayside, only 2 2 ba. home, in need of TLC.1.,;;;;;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;, l~n EYtni"ll) Vogel & Babbitt Realtors Call' 67.l-3'63 ~Eves. nn xc USIYe a1 .... ady boui:ht new lx>me In blocks to the beooh. Hou.. 192,500. --EASTSfDE .., ___ ............... 1
Can't show till next "'-eek, S.F. ii: wants fast escrow. has. 4 bedrootns, 3. baths, OPEN SAT. l -5 DREAM HOME Old Coron• del-MH
644-6076 614-6056 associated but cal.I quick Rare sooth This home will have open family room and fireplace 227 LARKSPUR ' ASSU~IE G~U Laguna hillside Y.ith double house EVERY DAY until in ?'il;Sler bedroom. Income Coro~ dt'I f.1ar, ~an close. Thls 4 Br., 2 Ba. family Unusual Investment oppor-
lot & true \lt'hile water · BOid. So huny, before it's urul 18 very large \v\th 3 A 45 fl. lot \\'Ith Sh/U'P 2 home has it all. Corning !unity. Extra large, 45 fl.
" Gentr•I R'.E. 1001~G.neraT1l.E. 1====.o...._..;,;;_
bedroom• 2 full baths bd & d 2 •·-R-2 lot v.•ith i;ruicious :l view~ U~se ~ too late. 646-ml. ' · rm~ en, "'" home. rnnge & continuous cleaning .... f002 r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!I on this -~ &: -· $125,900. ___ n 7-0---$84.500. . oven .. ceramic mosai c oarm., L~f oo-:-cMimef, ne\\•ly ca,.....ted. Plenty of den home v.ith ........,, ~m counter lops, lush crpls, ··~ vr-n room fol' large unit + 4
BROKERS-A E 11.L TQqS
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OPPORTUNITY
Brand new lls1ing is a drt•111n r. home with nil Ille extra~ including sunken I i v I n ~
room, huge covered pati<i.
Inflation Fighter BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
NEED $ $
ceilings hard\\'Ood Doors. ;1·~~-·~ \\'allpaper &, p .an e Ii n '? car ......... e across back. o-eate another ocean view Walker· & lee • thruoot + ht<l & filter pool. -..... bedroom. Add a deck. Add a •••~ 1,,,.,1 .David Bourke, Realtor C. F. Colesworthy
pool. \Voodsy dream setting. -546-9950 REAL TORS 6CQ..0020
Ov.'!JCT v.ill assist with 4 PLEX * 675-5930 * 1~--=~=-~= 11 .z.=-"'.;.z.o---=~'°'
financ in g . Call now 1:::~:::::::::::: 363'iE. esi. ''"'"'··or Gener•I R.E. 1002 Gentr•I R.I::. 1002
,,..2313: FOR THE OWNER _ ,
•~--'I Sharp! Only $.3'1,900! Call , ~847-MIO Ag1,.
" Rtd Carpet R~E~Office
Live in 1, Rent Other
\V('JI built 2 BR, hardwood
floors. fireplace, garden &
I rres. Separate 1 BR home,
C'l.1rner Jot. Great Eastsidc
locillion. $46,950. Con1plete.
to close , that rle~I? __cru1
Valley Really Rnd find out
about our 2nd Trust Deed
and Guarai;itc«I Sale plo.ns.
\VE GUAftANTEE TilE
SALE OF' YOUR l!OM~
Call 646-05.iS •
OPE.N Tll 9 • IT'S FUN TO st NICE/ 'I]' .. OCCUPANT E:\1>. Gen Contractor slieking The !n!llest drnw in the \Vest. ~ , , i', Seldom do we find an Nu Project. Sing. homes or ... a Dlllly Ptlot Classified
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. Buy 2(1(,~ Interest in offic.-e. _..._ -ean fiG.8000 for inf.
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General R.~. 1002
tis Coldwell _ Ban~er
WHERE FAMILY FUN BEGINS
This large Turtlerock home with 4 bed·
rooms, !amity room, dining room and 21h
baths is located on a very large corner lot.
.A plan 3 Br.oaJ!moor home at only $67 ,50ll .
LUSK HARBOR VIEW '
}<"'or the discriminating buyer Who wants
the very best. Extrc1nely well kept 3 bed-
room, 21h bath vie\v home \vith many ex-
tras. $102,50ll lee.
WATERFRONT -$94,SOO
3 bedroom home on channel \'i•ith pier and
float !or power boat. \Va lk to beach. Large
patio and family room. Owner will trade.
SPYGLASS FDR $139,SOO
Super vlC\V, J ust tisted, You wUI love the
way its decorated. Owner hates to leave.
Come see this and be prepared to buy. It's
keen. ·
BAYCREST BEAUTY
Lots of charm in this 3 bedroom + loft 3
bath home. ll<!autilul yard-room !or pool.
Large dining or family room. $95,000.
WATERFRONT PLEASURE
and presLige can be yours on Linda Isle.
One level. 3 bedroon1s.-for.rnal din~ room,
3 lull baths. Pier & slip, Only $1i5, ,
DIAL 644,1766
2161 San Joaquin Hills Rd., N.B.
A COLDWELL BANKER CO,
Investment property that ill sml. apts. 543-6148 eve. Ad. Call 642-5678.
,_,,,,,.. ' , capable or exceUent income I ~~~~~~~~!!!! I production AND is al!tO WESTCLIFF 11 u It ab I e for owner
EXECUTIVE occupancy In a roomy 3 BR
. ' " .. "' ' '" . ' "' ' \'.\LLF\. S 2 BA apartment. PLUS has uper sh~ Westcliff home. excellent terms with 3:1% IU \I.I' . •, '
4 Bedroom, 2~~ bath. Large down.
pool. This home is the best THIS JS IT!!
Only $'71.500
Call &14-12U
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Two doll ho~ on one lot.
3BR, 2BA with dbl gar ~
buy in Newport Beach. Call
646-7711.
2BH. JBA wllh dbl gar. Walker I! Lee Seven yn old. Xlnt buy, U
greal invest:n1ent. Owne1· :'::=::::':":':::':":::':":::=. occu11ied. cau PRESTIGE -llO~fES ror lnrormatlon and
d<talta. &<>-<l&IG MESA VERDE
POOL Pwsl EXCLUSIVE
' Thi'4 b,, 3 "' executh• lam·
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UAIL[Y &
ASSUCIATES
COLLEGE PARK.
POOL HOME
$38.900 best buy around rt:ii· ily home has a fonnal din-N011lING DN TO VETS
la nli\stlc decorator home ing room & Jge sepan;.:e AS&I?.tE GI LOAN
1\'lth gpru'kling custom1 pool. _ fainil)' room -w/expoged ~t11nicured }·ard,, Must see beams~& big brick frplc + Thia beautitul College PP"k
so hurry..ca.n 841-6010 Agt. a htd & filtered pool. $85,000. home hR!I a.II the 8.J11enitles
VACANT, Clean, Sharp! 1600 Call for appt to see. that you've been looking k:ir.
Sq, f"t. liOME. 1315 So. Rita DAVID BOURKE, RLTR. CUstom Spanlsh tile pool,
Way. Santa Ana. Sell or 540-9950 wall to wall carpets thruout,
Trade. 5~' % V.A. Loan. l----"'""'"'----1 and a GI loan wltlch can be ::';',"?l~ n1 EAl. TY, 536-1558 or MESA VERDE ..,urned with """"en ts or
.....,-,)VJ-only $241 n10nth. Ask abou!
IDEAL LOCATION Owner has reduced prlee to listing No. 8860 Nen~ l lunt. Ctr, 4 Br, t!' S12.9til. for quicks;;ilc.4 1...ge WALKER & LEE
bo, lfrplc. ImniaC'. Sy (h\·n· Bll.'11, r~ani·rm, all xtras. REAL ESTATE
er, $33.00Q. $97:1917.. Xlnt cortd. Huge patio. 5!45-9491 '.i\"ume 6% v ,,\. Ulan, nl ,EA!'T$IDE 2 Br! honlC; $190. mo. or Refinance.
carp. & drapes: 3 car gar., NE~50N REAL ESTATE,
r'!;t:,''c.~t~~;,:_•'\U'TI,::.LL~ ""'c;r':..:o:;.;~::c·~L~Y~~H~O~M~E~
$32,900 S NEARl.Y NEW LOVELY BUYS HOME WITH SECLUDED
Fantastic 11tarter home is E NT RA N CE , LARGE
Immaculate Rnd ttndy for ROOMS. HOM£~tAf\.'ER'S
)'GU! $l&i0 ~n plut l!'°9lng DRE A it COUNT R. Y
C'Ollts. See thit--ooe today. KITCHEN. ONLY $34,500!
Call 847-0010. A.... \VON'T LAST. CALL 847' 6 ' 6010 Agt.
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103 C1rnolion
cor ..... dol Mor
You 11re the "'·Inner nf
TWO FREE TICKETS
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RINGLING BROS AND
BARNUM lo BAILEY
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Class1fltd Ads
Bu'lde ' Closeout CONVJ.:NTION CENTER I r s . 800 ~ •• Katcll•, An•h•fm
642·5671
2 Bedroorn. ·2 bA.th Adull
Condon1h1iums. OnlY $21,900
'-'lllt $109.i. d-01\'tl lnclud~
cl<IJl'ng costs. 83&-4208
10 AM lo 7 Prof, Ail.
P\f1'.&e. i.:al1 6.r.!-'6i8, e"Xt 333
to chillrn .)'011r Hckel&, * • •
Onn't drop the ball • , . Get
a job w\1h a )ow<'Olll D:i.Uy
Pilot Ch1111fied Ad! 642--5678
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3BEDROOMS * 1859 Port Ab hey Place, Newj)ort Beacn
644-8855 $71,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
400 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB
640-4356 $50,000· (Sal & Sun 12-5)
3 BR & FAM RMDR DEN
1068 Vallejo Circle (Msea Woods) CM
546-1168 $48,500 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
4 BEDROOMS * 130 \'ia Lorca lLido Island) NB
673-2730 $139,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)_
4 BR & FAM RM OR DEN
•1132 Ebb Tide Rd. (HVuHilsl) CdM
558·9201 $120,000 (Sa t & Sun l -5)
I 5 BR lo FAM RM OR DEN
204~lSev~n Seas Lane, HB
53&-8836 $45,ooo (Sanoosr
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
4BR & FAM RM
360 I"urdes [Blick Bay) CM
675-4630 $37,500 isun 1·5)
* Pool ** W•ttrfront *** Waterfront lo Pool
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realty
FINER HOMES
$35,000 IN NE.WPORT BEACH!
Quaint 2 bedroom home on 601 x 130' lot
V. block lo Harbor High. Dona Chichester
&IU235 .. (fll ) -
BIG CANYON BROADMOOR
Customized -1-VIE\V ! i\1arvelous use of
?lilexican tile -magnificent grounds -4
bedrooms -quiet location. $159,500. Tom
Queen 644-6200. (Fl2)
SUPER SPY
has again found one of the most extraor-
dinary homes in Newport Beach. A man-
sion to top mansions in this 'jDown East''
Cape Cod with 8000' sq. It. Lois Miller
642-8235. (Fl3)
·SEEING IS BELIEVING
Outstanding hotne on Peninsula Point. Ele-
gant 4 bedroo1n, 21h bath, dining room
ho1ne just steps to beautiful Balboa Jetty,
$112,000. Glint Moses &IU235. (FU)
TUSTIN-"~ED HILL RIDGE AREA''
6 bedroom borne + pool on o/.&. acre -
$135.000 + eight ¥>-acre sites-zoned !or
horses-$136,50(). Harriet Perry 642-.1235,
(Fl5)
BIG CANYON CUSTOM HOME
One year old~Tennis-goll-breathtaking
view of 8th fair way & Newport Center
skyline . .Doubl e tireplace-beautiful lile-
vaulted ceiling--3 or 4 bedrooms-5 baths.
$255,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (f"l6 )
IOt OO¥w Driv• &42·1235 1644MacArlh~r 144·•200
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IAT OFF THE FLOORI
NIW ON THE MARKET, lovely 2 story
Mesa Verde, 4 and den. Formal dining and
breakfast rooms. CUsrom .20x34 Anthony pool
With sweep, and landscaping affords lots· of
privacy. Offered at ,68,950. Ca ll 546-58ICI.
UYE ON 'THE OCEANFRONT FOR
WS THAN $100,000!!
RARE J BEDROOM RA!ndezvous Condo,
TOP FLOOR. Great View o! Catalina and
--i..aguna. 2 Parking spaces in sub-garage.
Security building, elevator. Completely !ur-
ni.&bed. $90,000. Seller may carry !st TD.
C11l 540-1151
NEW COLLEGE PARK LISTING
EXPANDED to 4 & family_& de~ & '1bottt
-2100 •q. 11;-GOO<l, quiet tree-lined street.
Sharp home with nice carpeting, laqdscap-
ing. Handy lo schools. Offered at $47,900.
C11l 546-5880.
COUEGE PARI(
FARMHOUSE RED-parklike yard. Sprink-
lers covered patioi... storage house, 3 bed-roo~ and dining. 2 tsaths, fireplace. Asking
$39,200. Call 540-1151.
NEW CAPE SERIES LISTING
A RARE ITEM-but a sharp 3 bedroom
Condo in a quiet secluded section on <A?sla
Mesa's Eastside. Lovely pool, landscaping.
Children over 15. '44. 750. C1ll 546-58ICI.
JUST LISTED
FINEST MESA VERDE LOCATION-quiet
lree lined street. Walk lo park and schools.
3 Bedroom and family. Excellent condition.
Cedar roof, shag carpets, fireplace and pa-
tio. Full price $42,500. Call 540-1151.
BALBOA ISLAND HOME Ir INCOME
IMMACULATE 2 BEDROOM HOME with
one bedroom aptt, 2 blocks ·lb beach, one lo
shops. Looks like it was built this year.
Move-in clean. Hurry on-this one! <;all
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GREENBROOK
COUNTRY KITCHEN MODEL -Vaulted
ceiling, 3 bedrooms, only one year ~ew,
modern as today and ready lo move
into. Lots of rough textured woods, shag
carpels, fireplace , the workS: 90% Financ-
ing available, Priced below market al
.. 7,l\00 ! Vacant, see Wday. C1ll 540-1151 .
IA YCREST'S BEST
S~ality built cusrom pool home.
Featuring: 3 Oversized bedrooms, large,
wood panelled den, beautiful formal dining,
2 fireplaces, 3 baths, loads of storage, lauir
dry room, atrium entrance and oversized
garage. Home -centers -around lovely pool
area. J..Iany, many custom features. Just
!isled, call for complete..details. 546-5180.-
COOL CC)STA MESA
REALTOllS • ... ,.. ..-front the booch! I Own Your ~m. 111Ume-(Marquette) 3 bdnn., 2~ var.ie. 4 Bdr1n., S bithl; own stud'° Condo ril'hl loan. PqaW. PIO Jtr mo. bl. tov.•nhou•e; II'• COZY CORNER S.aulllul cusrom built by EUerbroect hU new ct\l"OCtJne. J'amlly 8Cl'Olt l!Ont tht..,.. at PIT!. ,,_.., COVffed Immaculate ........ ,
Best buy In area at $69,500. A.I.A. S BR, 3 BA home. OU:ts.tandlng view t'00010.P~l:n~ N. 1·5 JtundftltonHarbourltlronly ~~·BBQ,. ·Ill~~ featunt a COIY llvlnfr nn., of ocean, canyon '-natural greenery. Ne\Y '2t.900 Or enjo)t a cool. .._ wp ~rm tamlly rm A !J BR., 3 bft.: lnunnc. l I al dlnln y h be • •360 LO ROES I··•:. l ' abopptne <h\'MI' extnimtly A ·~-t he" d-t·• OPEN SWN. l·S ca~ s, orm groom. ou. ave en , tt ........ .ummer "a more klult • S3T.!IOO c•-0' c n, ....... ~
1924 Highland Drive waiting for this one. Never before offered =lnl~ ~ertrhooi: aR¥ • :~ ;~ ~or sale. Owner lea\!ing stat•. Better hurry. tllul to •-• 1 ~ ·~ •··t LINDA ISLE b -l Call il k 67' •757 beau pat , Uptn"°"' ti r•ot'Ct pa ...... -ure hown y appolll ment. uro er. ""' • ti and ....., ow, 1 ah I and••• pl n1 Q\1·1ier an.~k>us: s & fain. Priced al $169,500. ~. · .~ tlme<I ~
r1n., pkr & illp. $255,COO. Ask tor Ab'M CIC' DM'9 llW:hl1 & a bidden dry1na:
FABULOUS V:IEW Prlc1 T. McCultton, R11ltor BURR WHITE REALTOR Chrl1tl1na Jlloolty yard. Cnme enjoy aU'thlJ,
4 BR. rain. r1n., den, lorn1ul 200l Nzw~~ ~ W~J:.tT~taca:=' Newplrt Welt ~uat::_m~~~~
dining, pool le. Jb'•1=~1 + \ ;G;;-;;;';";;I ;R;.E;,;;;;;;;;;;;1002;;I C;:;o~r;o~n~1~d=0~1 Ma~~'::-:1~022~ ~, ~BR""'""'•"'ba~HciliiF;',,"I.-:-= •"'!:"'!l~'!!!'!!"""l!!"!!-I and one ol lbe very .belt! )'OUI' vacatkin to Include a co1nplete bullda e o t . • • poo • • ACRES OF 2 Bl'ORY-3 'Wm, tamlly 1•-heft: )'OQ'll buJ it IA>-Tot~rice $.124,!>00. • Exc'--'ve • kit, panelUt&. ltplc, A$0ume ••·•-room, 3 ~t•· ~ ~-__ EAN FRONT .._. 6~ lot1n. Ov•nr, 257 Brent· .rm., ._..... ..,. •I'll• d1¥ PK --· R h V• • •--L-1-p d 833-J83.5 ~ hardwood floon, cpta I. ""'land; s BR., ShOreeliU~· anc 0 1e10 _,,,,...,, a wood, .-GREEN ...... A-1 lawn, !Nit tree•,
!>00.000. With p I D1n1 Point 1026 <I•· 151,500. FABULQUS CONDOS J h 00 Roy McCaNla RHltor
621 Lldo Park Or. Open own omes. A dellehlllll 2 BR 2 BA * TRI-LEVEL, ocean view Surround th~ 2 ~. 2 lilt NiW)IWt llvd CM e\'ery day from 10 to 6. pool home with I a r 1 e bedroom 2 bath ~ -.: -.
From $133,000 to 1165,000. 197 4 SEJii£S master suite on 60 x 100 n '8R, lamrm, ~ New wt th huee bonui room tar 7m
Piera & slips. lot, wnlkln&: d1sWlCe to ~~ v~Ufi~it c.!:t:'°:y extr a growing apace.I•,..•••••,,. ...
CALL 640-4050 Comblnini a superb blend of ~~~~ ~!h ~~ e~ o11wneu1 r. 152,· n;~1129. 33211 Ocean :~~~. ~~1 ~m~ la~! SPANISH FORTltlSS
livability and location. the9e interest, Call 644-12U Dr. ~' .low $29,500 full price. Call 2 STOJ\Y $41,500 SLIDE INTO 2 & 3 bedroom, Spanlah OWNER. Walk -to-Doheny ..,..,..,_ M...tw Sponllli pillars lead
ht Weattm Danit Bid.a.
uruven:lth Park, lrv.fne
D1y1 552-7000 NJtlhts
- -•tyle t<>•11bomes-0Uor a Bch. 2 BR, 2 BA. WALKIR & Lii to atthed courtyanl enuy. -SUMMER FUN complete packaee ol Fumlsbed. Cor. & Patio. REAi. ESfATE Spanlahtlla-.2Mexlcon Prlco Wont-....
WITH POOL features. 14.',COO. 493-~ Sp N S H pttt.ios. 4 bdrnli., cwitom on tills fantasUc fUn house. 4
e Central air conditionl.nc liatbluff 1030 DESERTED A I carpets, wallpaper & .chan· bdnn1, 2 bathll, &relt game This ·hon1e has It aU e Cu.sl'Om drapes/shag crptg SPYGLASS 2 atory 4 BR 3 HACIENDA-i e cl u de d del.lers Much mortl ONLY room.' mim>l'ed bat' and
CUSTOnt TliROUGi·IOUT a Enclosed garage & patio • from vlew by hllP treefl! s-0,500j 888-au& eovered patio. It's on the
GREAT LIVING ROOAf. e Concern package, heavy BA, fam rm, bonus rm wlUt Loads of ln1ported tile, COLONIAL REA.i. ESTATE greenbelt and priced at only duly insultd ,,•aUs/ce.ili.ngs ocean view, lrg Yd, \1.TOQht Iron, brlclc "wk _ $Sl,OOO.
Loads of anl\que smoked • POOi, bathhouae/cabana cul~c $875./mon or and mirrors! EI e I ant CALL 5$2.75GO
mU,,,..,, Occp ""8g ..,.,,..,, • All ~ ,.,., coort $141,500. 491-2511 drape1ies, thick CIU'petl jUlt ASSUME Ir SAVE • VISION • a~rie kitchen. 11 u g e 4 L""-ti'me like new! Formal dine, master suite. 1.t i r r o l' e d FR M $27,490 Costa Mesa 102 rn gourmet kitchen, 4 BR's Shnrp 3 bednn Stardust
\l:ardrobes. Year-round CALL 714:516-1390 op...i.-•nlty w /spaclous master Home in prime H.B.~·· REAL:rY
enclosed entertainers' pat.lo. e 5% Do\.\nlexcellent con· C try Cl b I'"'"•• quarten. Spanilh court)'ard Wall to wa11 cpts. new tile,
Sparkling custom pool v.ith ,·entional financing , OUft U Price reduced! $76.500. and patioll! ! Vacant-ov."Dtr kitchen and bath. Fftlhly a red hll1 company
fun slide. , .. lk to achools From L.A. take Santa Ana CotnlllURlty Beat buy in Eastbluffl Four ,,,111 finance at ktw, low pdnted bl and out Bkr 163-Univ. Partc: Center, Irvine
close to shopping. Easy Frwy or San Diego f'r"ll..')' to b@droom, pha cool pool, interest ralel 139.900. ~l!j!lisa:t~, ~~!!!ll!'!!~~-1 IT~~r.1~~:'"3!1iJi• te-• available. Call now. El ~oro tumott. then left on This lar&e home has SWTO\mded by mature trees ....i--...,,., own --land' VERS y p rk 380
842'..°is3.s. El ~Toro Rd . (l~l ml.) to privacy from lhe...tinle you· and sh rubs. Newly painted B~Blfi.Mu """ · IRVINi COVE UNI IT a .-•
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OPEN TIL 11 • 1rs 'IJN ro SE NtCEI Pino Ln. & models. e n t e r th e en c I o s e d Inside and out. A 11 I iiiiiiiiii __ .,..,_.., Outatandina: comer view lot ~~ r ':;'~ ~rr: nnLra ~ ~ LEVITT-WEST, INC. courtyardunlilyouleave U. a ppliances refurbisbed. -Brlf'U LOvrH available lnoneotthemott w/covered pet'°. Beat ~ 11~~:111·~· 3 years new. 4 bedrooms. Seller will carry a second """"1 lu.l exclusive, private beach location on major Greenbelt
1 1 I I""""""""".,""""""""" 1 Separate dining, I a r a e T.D. and lender w 111 oommunltles in So. Cal. overlooking pool &: tennil • t ; ; family room. All thll and retlnance 11.t 9l/%. Home 5 Bedroom, huae parenll contact Bill Davenport court.a on cul-de-ac St. ~-·-11••··~ very low yard maintenance carries Valley's exclusivs: retreat with nursery or West Cout Pacific Owner, S52-848A
Calif. Rancher
$28,900
4 Brs • 2 Baths No Dn To Vets
\\'O\V. \Ve don't get li.!ltlngS
like this one very often. Hard\rood noon. Built·ln
ra:ngc le. oven , alr
cooclitioner, boat &: trailer
parking, forrod air heat all
SUPER BUYS at $63,4.50. 646-n11. one year warranty. This office and loft. (bo) climate n4-831·2600, 673.QS32 evea --~~~--=_,,,
e EASl'SJDE 3 BR •• $36,900 OPENm.t. "'$.FUN r6SE MCEt dJ>Ort~~t)l .... ~o~'t la:~ long. and hon1e. Open House OWNER reloc Gorpou.I Leguna 8Hch 1048
e 4BR,nnnpuann ... $47,&.i0 ~-~ ~n~b'."'~ un .. ~.1n. ~~urdaylOto 5andGaragc pool hon1e. 4. bdrnu ... 2 OCEAN VIEW
e 3 BR Duplex, Eslde $47,~ ''l~~.,;111·,~1 Call 6T>ma 2~.-I •·-n •··s LIM baths, fan1ily rm, dtnma: CUSTO!\I e 2 Home• on a Lot .... $48,750 . _.,. -·• _. rnt, frplc & built-ins. Gu PRESTIGE JiO~tES e 7 Units, ·1.ong Bch $59.500 Huntington Buch BBQ, patio. Heated &t Two -t built 3 1-~--CJ\! "A2 lm ~ .... .,..,,. f'IJ ~ pool •:::~ 900 bkr wuque cus on1 '"' v•cu<,j;e, '"· R-..1 .• --..1 • ._ Bkr '1.»'00JU Cat~r&U-51· 41>". ' ' BR home1 now available in ()mu -~ .---· beautiful Blueblrd Canyon. Ill sum.11T ALL OFFERS! WALK TO BEACH 2,cm+ 1q tt with open ""21 Exciting 2-&tory In EasWde. Assume ·vA Loan 2BR. cor. lot. 2 car gar. Only spacious llvtrw" and Ocean --=-"""" Costa lifesa. With 4 bdnns, Low down, 4 BR, 2 BA, lllce 2 bib to bch. Owner will vQ all overlooking quiet et=-I I . 3 baths, family rm , Fountain Vall-1034 nu cpts, drpe I: vinyl ftoor. finance at 8~~% per mo. canyon. From .•Pac lo ~s
fireplace., fonnal dining -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;:;;';,;;;;;·~ Sep. laundry rm., ciote to 536-8821 Brul.llan tile entry )'OU step room. Separate a e w In i • new Sears shopPfr. $38,900. Gerald S. n,omaa, Realtor into sunken Llvtna:~rm onto MAKE ROOM POR room · O IV N E R COOOOL AS A MINT W-11ll; Eve" 963-ll18 LA CUESTA By Sea; 1 blk pluah ct\l"OCt· ,... can otUI
on a large tl-ee shaded lot. ,..,..,..,..,..,...,,..~ Nothing dn to Vets, low dn
IBA. 5% dn conventional or assume the existing
5!4'/. GI loan \Vllh
payments of $130/ mo, Ask
about listing No. 10452.
Walker Ir Lee
Real Estate
Cos1a Mesa
545.9491
IRREPLACEABLE
A real honellt to goodness Jamily honie: 4 bdrms., lge.
den, formal dining rm ..
plenty of balhs, pool, Ye1,
everytliing detirable: the.re is NO \\'AV you could
replace this home now for
offered-price ol-$142,500;
pleasant financing.
HARBOR
MOMMY! ~!,'81~RATE. $55,950. Call , . , .Easy llvlna; In this air ( ) to p~ marina; select. Homemaken dream
......,. •"41 conditioned 2 story Town BRASHEAR v.·alk to ocean. 4 BR, 2~ ba, kitchen 1 with c er am I c
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4 • Including' spacious master -....;.='------" · upp-aded, beaut. 1~11)1, and lots of ceramic tllc. $ 0 500 TftRIRL. house with . 3 bcdroon1s. R•ALTV hua;e FRJLR, c 0 mp, cooktop, aeU-cleaning oven
Huge 4 bedroom single story with balcony. Oiel's Delight 1 ~~~!!!'!!"!!!!"!!!!!!~~/ by owner, prioc. ·ollly. From Famlly-nn. with lge.
"ith family room. Nice ~ Kitchen w/selt cleaning ' 1'\•o STORY BY TIIE SEA-$83,500. 968-0454. Mexican brick frplc you
family area. Walk to major oven. Custom mirrors in pitched, •hinaled roof, SQUEAl\"Y CLEAN 3 BR,-2 :~~ e~ a. ~~~f~Al'b~ shopping and all school. ~ Harbor Jvd.. Costa baths and-dressing area. adobe fireplace.. Huge rlau Ba, Dutch Haven Marina. pullmanl and many more
$40,500. Call 8-17-6010 Agt. Mesa Formal dining. Wet bar, kitchen v.·/all ~ lalell New shag crpts, frplc, bit· features Top quality thru ~OPEN TIL o . "'S FLW ro • ;ri a;s E 19th St., c.~1 ';!:~~!~bl~ 1Wl lixtun?s. Patio pa.a t~U: Ins,. Avail. now! SUbrn~t on out. i.oca1 B u I ld • r ,
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Terms . Shown your Ut-6133 or ~2551 Ni!itled amona: P!ne.s! =7~~1':i,1~~~ Ocean View BalbH Peninsula-1007 conventence. Call 548-3200 "ll=::=:=:==z:::=S=::=l:I~ j W.~. Full prlee. Bkr red~'OOd patio. Sprinklen ei..,.__ 1 _ -~ Cll11 • 962.-55U tront & rear. $42,cm. bkr. rnnn .. 9una
4 Adj~en~~~~l!!!s. \Vate.r ~· "' ' .• SSUME 0 ON PYMNTS Tarbell. Olli 962-5.'18; BcautU~~ J be:droom, 2 On.,n.ted~llO,OOll To • -•.' -71 r.:-20,0 '"OAN -Real Rustic -country style Hunt Harbour 1042 bath borne with outstanding · • 'f.l 11 • home! CUte. and C<1ZY with • ocean v i ew . Th l1 $ll5,000 each. l~ Y'n. old. 21}2 BA ·-·'"•• t -la 3 Immaculate. borne ii ..... 1 .. 2
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Buy one or all. • OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 :! Story, 3 BR, • .... ._......<&•one .... .,p ce., LEASE-Beaut. Waterlront 2 ""v
Peninsula Point 1133 G&enMgln Terr. formal dining, lg tam rm, br, 2 ba's. coppe!' kettle BR, 2 Ba <l:lndo. w/priv. 1:u. newl.S50and ~ ~ '
Oiarmer! 2 BR. den, high Panoramic view from 4 shag cpts, cust dr P s ' gou.rm.et kltchen, hu ~ boat slip. Avail. Jmmed. :u.el!l!lce and ~~ctillnaa. ~ 2 EASTSJDE TRIPLEXES-Quiet location,
close to everything, all in wonderful condi·
lion. Wide lots, excellent ·Jandscaping; Ask· l---l·-=in,_g_,$~136=000 for bo_th .. C1JL540-1151.
beamed ceilings. One blk. bdrm., fa ml I y rm ., country kit., Jg covered the latt'lt te.l:tlrft! ~llOT -aDCent-Thi.I true Laguna • COM~ANY to ocean, bay & tenllla ell. immaculate home; Jots or pa~2:1~{f:Y~;~OOs."lt78 ~~f'1anc1~:,: lrvlM-1044 value. priced at S82.500
REALTORS ·Sep. guest quarters W/CGm• shuttftl. A b8rlhln al Obie. gar lot Dad. No~ IRYINE TWNHSE c.11 T.Uy .... 7211
ERITAGE
SJNCE,194' plete bath. 182.500;-" ':;'~ V. FRANKLIN c BRASHEAR) to Vet.. Ju"' u.ted, better
67,._ REALTOR 673-2222 -R•ALTV ' run on ttUs one! Bkr UNDIR $31,000 . "'::z::=::=::==::==::=~=z=J - -962-&-U O\\'ntt aellln& 3 Br, 2 Ba. I• · Owner's Heart Broken __ . _ _ Assume 71h% Loenl (plus ulllity room) Alplne.·
CLIFFHAVEN STUNNING 4 Bit. 4 bnth Been traMferred .\must sell BY OWNER 3 Bednn, 2 bath. OU Garfield style condomlnlwn in Wal· .., ..................... iilj NEW LISTING family home. Lg. rorner Jot. this beautiful Mesa Verde 5 bdrm., 3 bath, pool, huge bt\\'ll Bushard &: r.tarooua, nut Square. Air conditioned, OCEAN AND
ffWTy to gee this 3 bedroom, Some ocean/bay vu , executive. One o( the nicest open beam rnst. i;uite w/ bonterline btwn H.B. A F. ahag c:arpelin&, drape.a, red· • • •
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J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;J 2 full bath, family roorn, Gia-6359 homes in the area. Has 3 sunken tub, elect. gq., v . Assume VA loan ol ~'OOd IM,'lio. Acrot11 from ... canyon view, dramatic I! formal dining room home on ~~~~~--=~ l bdnru;, 2 baths, den, fumlly \Valer softener, sprinklers, $29,500, total pymnu S277 CO!'Jlmwnty pool and park. entrance with 1lnte floor Gene I R E 1002General R.E. 1002 spacious comer lot ~·ith a Corona del Mar 1022 rm, t>A'O fireplaces & dream gas BBQ & more. $66,SOO. mo, Priced at $4.2,900. N'e.ar schoola. Immediate foyer &: stone 11.·all. Open J_I 1;;;;;";;;;·;;:·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 beaulilul lawn and cOvered kitchen. Parklike yarrl5. Big 842-7887. Thrff Wortcls Reiltori poaaessim. Price $29,900. beam eeU., trpk., 3 bdnnl., , I• patio. SO l\l E TH ING OPEN SUN. 2·5 party putlo \\ith filtered ASSUME 5 %. loan $57,200. 968-f405 988-229'7 Evei. "'i th 90 percent financing 2% baths, den, wet bar
EXTRA · n separate gUest 231 LARKSPUR "'OOd cover. $51,900. Call sales price 2460 IQ !t' bar, available. Call S51-5151 PLUS room to npand. Good
room or hobby room or 2 Bdrms., 2 baths : 54(}.1120 ____ .. patio, ou1'•-~•~ REPOSSESSIONS ANYTIME. Jamlly home. $89.500
;:.;;; ~~al~y ~. ~.,;;'.'"'' ;.~·lot·~.soo""lc. [ .... _BL.) ~J;T', DI~~'!;. .. o";;;1 For tnlormatlon and 1ocat1on1..:::.;0=:PEN::;;-,H=o"'u"SE=c-I yo la,~
'44-7270 _... I llllllliilli O'tt>""O?J or~ of theae FHA Ir VA homff, SAT & SUN 1PM-5Plol VTO~• ( ASSUMABLE 5%% loan, contact • 44tlJ Lancewood (oU Selon) j I I ~ ~ /!~;, :.~w~r"':.t.~·~: KASAllAN Onlvemty Parl<, lrvlne REAL ESTATE
l>Ol'f Y. rR.lXKJ.JX 2955 HarborMe:vd., Costa SU.500. 847-4286 or 646-3808 Real Est1t1 M2-MiM Spacious 3BR, Wn nn 2 ~i t'J4.94':f Glenneyre ~
tAJ.l'~R CtJL.o~SAc -EET Huntlntfon & .. ch. 1040 3 W11k1nd $plcl1l1 ho., Townhome. Sparkh o rt 1 .,.""::':'!:~:':::::~!1!!'1 ~ om I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;, Franciscan Fountalna $66,lm walk to IChoola, a, lz JUST-(ISTEDIJ '-:..e:' . Open house Sat & Sun 1-6. I• Spanish beauty .... $38,750 E'11!!1~~1w'!'°~ "• 1~1~: Bl1 view; Top Of The World, -•n·•m 11068 Vallejo Circle. Owner One Ml'le tD Beach Sol Vista w/pool ... $44,950 ve.,,.:'_~•,·-·-Jn • ·~e-·~~. 2 t 5 bd--be ~ wants action! VA asswnable Cb k Ope 11 01r--o"" UP1f8....u . ..wvoi: .... .,..,,,, ·• Y· ....... ; c e ... ec "or · ~ '"""' ... trouble ~ U·'··. n-'-··· living ' d•'nlne rms ""th HARBOR VIEW HILLS )l)an. 3 Br, 1 !4 Ba, atniim. ~ . """" .. u .. ~ ~ ""' •• .... Ocean View, 4 BR +H~ Seclllded patio beauty. Good Abottramceti': 3goodbed~.2 ::: Robert R. ch.s•--ln Unlw.raity Parle: at $M,!Kl0 fr p I c. Corn p I et e I Y
Family Room swimmln& neighbon. Sales price schools and shops. Pri vate REAL'MR.8 au..1';l SIMPSON-= REALTY ~~~~~ 1?;· ~l~ ~I~
pool, lge ic:t, abtlol.ute $48,500. Call CJS REAL 11.v.1m and tennlfi club avail. bdrm property ii In beautiful con·
privacy. Open House. Sat. & ESTATE ~ll~ or eve uwaded carpeta, bltns & 2 Decorator'• dreem: 4 1• BY' Owner, lmmac. 3BR, dltlon; you can move rteht Sun. 1·5 A ~IE R 1 CAN 5.'i7-6Ut car attached garage, Pretty 2 beth.I, family nn, trplc, 2ba Chancellor home. in ln S65
000 REALTY & MANAGEMENT J.IESA Verde Beauty, cor. to green lawn. $33,500. Ca 11 built·lna. Lots or panelin& le. Uni~. Park, Forml din, lrK at ' ·
1---lt'.1-MESA-VERDE -
Tho UNIQUE FeaturH Of TM1 Homo Aro: OUR CHOICE
It's an impressive New En~land 2 story. MESA DEL MAR_ Dormer windows, brick exterior with fresh·
I You'll agree! Spacloumess ll Jy painted trim. A 20X40 pool and a cute poo the keynote. Broad living
house. Inside there are parquet floors (quar· room with v.ilite brick
ry tile in tbe kitchen), authentic beams, Jireplace. Want 1 a r g e
used brick fireplace and darlin11 wall pat>· be.drooITU1? 4 of em here!
It ha 5 bed f 1 d• · g d Large (arnlly room too. ers. s rooms. orma mm an IS ~foreover I4'x20' encioAed
located adjacent to the golf course. Pre. patio. All in choice
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sented at •105,000. con"cnlenoo I o c a t I on . UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, SU..5990 Exquisitely deta.Ued !rind·
John Zlmmenna.n s&S-9201 ,......,drpe, all e I e c . r · · · · u rm. n &'1'ft: ua. • , ~ ... _... -~ h · 962·1373 dote to all comm. ~
co. cul.<Je-sac, 3 hr. 2 ba, ne\v 536-8836. • ':111, ';oopaperbkr, •ha&'Tar':1r P &!ii klttUctw:n, tamo rm 'n•~t • • .._.__
GREEN & GOLD DWtwshr, pa e. at 1 n g , ,
gprtnkle.red · \\'lilled back ?.IERIDITH Gardens, 3BR, areas I: lacUltlel. Lo malnt. .1 ! And lush! f"rom landscaping has patio & boat port, both Ira: paneled fam nn forml yard. 562-8299. S 5 9 , 5 0 0 I
to carpeting! Ant I q u e oov'd. Lrg tool ah e. d, dln' rm, pvt pty, $68,ro::>, ~etWcillan ~~J .. ~r/tln1eancaae· 4t4·1671 "''·2100 lowrs, call today to see thla dlcondra, 11'1 shade & fruit Open Sat/Sun 11-6, ~U12 .. ptlo... -~ ---:O"'F"'Fo-1-.;R;:;l;;D:---I •
2l50 Meu Verde Dr., Costa Mesa scaplng. $46,!fJO. C a ll ~""'""~'!!'""""~~!!t"'""!!\"!"l:"'""~~~ 546-2313 quickly.
irnaslllng 3 bdrm. hlllslde trees, dbl gar w/storage & o n. I
home. Large Corona bench To nd $45 950 all b te ''B°'Y~O.=---:Tu"""ril,.,-"Roc=k.-;5 ; :" .. by builder. J.Dvely 3 A Highlands Jot, only $71,500 · P co · ' · 0Mslned lldl ia: I ms, •ner: e bclnn., 2 ha.th sun~· home; University Realty Owner, 546-2384. ~mall ltelrll or any Uem.r )Tl like new. 3BR, sep. fam. dramatic entry to atep-up -1
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WATERFRONT
With boat slip. Like new
4 BR, 3 ba .. patio' w/
BBQ .. '125,000. 675-7060.
3001 E. Csl. Hwy. 67:1-6.llO ELEGANT Exec. Ho1ne, l ClauWed Ad! 642-5678. I: din. rma. kit. nook, int. nv. nn., ape.c. deck, CUltmn • , Yr. New. North toe. 4 lge upgraded. Desparate! WU Cf!l'runic tile. work, 143,500, ; NEWPORT BEACH * DUPLEX * BR.,, rabed ontty, •tcP 163.000, noW IM,900 "' The be.t buy tn heautHul · • POOL Both with bay views. 2 Lota. dov.'11 to Liv-nn w/frplc, Lea.lie $390. rno. W 111 ~ For furth er '
3BR,lamilyrm.Lovely MONACO South or ""~· One year formal din. rm. Sunny C,/1'11'{) 1\-.., _ f).,;;, ~Cl.• ~rotten.8J3..338Talt. lion & app't.
d nh •new! sm.ooo. kitchenl:brkfstarea. Brick P\!o J.'"U l"J.. 'b J.Jq·~ I ....--Showing, call
groun s w/gree ouse. Thia dollghtful 'bedroom & patio wlllre pit & BBQ Thal Intriguing Word Gome with o Chudle THI TIJllRA"I * 832-ll52 *
Niifport BKk B1y
2BR., din. rm., fam rm.
Lge backyard. 65xl5 ft.
cov'd patio. Cul de sac.
Nr. horse trails, etc.
$49,950. 556-8600
Walk to schools & shop-de.n· or 3 bedroom home. ts hook-up. Cbmp.,IOOscpg. By ""'..,Cl.AT .. POUAN University Pirk Southcout P1tcltlc Corp. ping. $65,950. 642-7491. located on quiet cul-de-ARc, O\l.ner. 979--6739 New 2 BR. 2 BA. Condo. THREE FOR ONE
--.STOP.--neit to ~~n be.It. It has a LET THE LANDLORD 9 1eorrof'IO• lett.B-of th. r-..._.--:::--..__,..-... w/cleretlory wtndow1, 3 LOTS' oompoee this one •j d th. b d largo )'n rd and Is BY Owner on fee Land. Gb'T LOST I011r .c:rombi.d ~ b.-t wetbar, &: rec. factl'a. Avail outatanding building site. · • · adn 1see 1t~lkra~... be 8 u t llully landscaped. H.V. llills. So. Sandpiper. 4 Drive by 2223 Avalon St ., off low to form !01Jr almple WOtds. •, lmmed. $43,800. 49.T-4n8 EXCEU.ENT o c EA N ~ew up ex, • · ..v Upgraded thru out. The liR, 2}i l3A. 1-~a1n. rm. 3 \\1lson. 3 Br, 1 * Ba, dbl ., I evea I: wknds. VIE\V. JOO IT. OF ROAD beach. Open daily 2-5. Best of school.!1 & shopping. car Gar. Upgrad mdl. 2 garage. Ne1vly-palnted wUh I H E Z T I N 11noNTAGE, graded A
'JJJ730thSt,N.B. 673-7420 $71.900. P hone 614-SS:).j__:__ frµlcs, $98,&oo. Open Hou• big yard & trplc. Near K· I ji 12 I Ii 2 HOMES, Both 7';i% 111· reedy to build on. Th i• "• Niwport Oceinfront Sat-Sun. 64t-l!t38, 54.8-1331. llfart. Price $36,750. Cnll . _ . . . . aun1nbles. ExquiAtte. decor. premier bulldlna alte Is 1~ Keel Dt'. CJS REAL EST ATE · ln "Calif. llomet" & "Rack· olftrtd for onl y, CB REALTORS m 1~rl~~~,~~~~;u:;:~~~n IRVINE TERRACE M8-U&1 I c I J et Club!" Jilek Peck Agi. $29,900 ·~ -Ea Ide ~t K 0 N K · ·• ~ ~~ •n-.l1o p «nl'?leT will conald. tMms. hu fllJ)la.sUc ocear\..Y!tw, 3 Br., 2 bR.., l(IUU sq. ft. BY 0....ntt, SUi '-'u"' a } Call ....,.,._ '.-.... age MJSSION JU.TY'. 49H73J 5 Loc•I Offfcn To S.·rv1 You T"'1:l other bedroornll, ~'· $63,500. Pr iii c. Only 1'fe:$11, 2 on a lot, II~ in 1, \ \ J' \' f K-161.''
baths, bon.tynm. Pert~ GTJ-7910, ~nt the other out. 160xGl, . . . . . . Lewest Priced Condol
General R.E. 1002 O...ral R.E. 1002 home for beach leftrs! UNUSUAL 2BR, w /I re 2-c2 BR w/dbl saragcs. UNIV. P11.r!(_. mllft ttU ,this This 11Qlfer'1hlde.awe.y11 the 1---------Open Sn! k Sun 2 'till 6 private yard, wood <leek $49,900 Prine. only. 643-2877. I S E A S y I i ~end. 4 BR. 2 story. only one like It at this glve-
ll702 \Y. Ocea.ntront ti~plac.'f, gt'ffnhouse, ~ EXTRA lge modem -4 Br, 2 1 \ \ J J By the time you tcqulre a Beaut. inter, favorable away price! Jl'a at cklM u Room to Grow LEMON HEIGHTS Yonken ~a.11y 646-2888 beach, Owner. :lnd TD Ba+ studio tn xlnt 1Ingle . . . . . '*'egg, lnfl•tlon hts f'UfMd ftna.nclnc avall. Ownr . >'OU C&.l\ pt to the fairway
U ,....,.. ~ for • -BEftAUTYr 1. ~ , BEAUTJl'UL BLUFFS av>il, 159,900 m-4616 !amity """..;.,Mil..;.~ 11 Into -food. ,.., ~c~w~v ...... ""11 ~'!!-Into N-((utlhom. e and •'mailer Mme wltl! ~ ..ICI· • 0 iv · .~ H.V. Hilla, 4 BR. Fam-rm, :t $49,000. 631·1-or~ I NA C p I T I uo::il11-uiuo:T· "" ......... ,. expe.nak>n poutbilitiel for bedrooms, forn1al nlng Spa.ck>UI Franciacan model car gar.. paUo. Car. IOc", after 6 pm. UNIV PARK, BUY NO"' muat Jiacrttlce l Bkr 497·1761
the tulUn!! In C.Orona de.I room pool hone comil, In be.tier than nle w Ocean & hUI vie\\•, S9S,5«1 O" ~1ESA \'ERE 3 BR. 2 Bil, 7 I I J I I 0 Com~1,,. t11t thut•I.• eallOf9ll FOR LESS FROM OWNER. LAGUNA CHARl\lER Mar. look Into this vcl")' 3/5 &~rt on 'private l"Of:ld. In L'Ondltlon. Dehix:, Push letl.$t'l ~575 mo 497·25n. ram· rm, &:p. Din-rm, 2 . . . . . . . br 1•1lnlj, 111 "'-"'No.1_, ;:!, New 2 BR, 2 '* ~ 3 BR. 2 BA. rec rm, OCKn com ~·ble 2 BR bo-A a country 11'.!ttlnr 3 t·nr new carpci 1... nbeewl ~I 1 ,,, rou~IOP Otll ..., io.3 1'rPI.§=· . .i-.. S1 9,000 . v•-·, ~am -II, •-u~-It •u1w. ""' ga~ '\\'on 't last $9500) appli3nce11: ~·ut? ~n t Hy O\vne.r 2 BR. Avail. cs, on c:u ""'·aac.• ~·1._. --...... ur ... ~ goc; .... with ftrtplace and bullC·ln Cell &16.rnl · · vlew in ortglnal RctW>n. 3 t mm e d I a 1 e I y . Tcm1, nctpall only!! 979-5210. a. PIUNT NUt.AM,fD-lEnt1' or DO\-Only $56.SOO. pt: 1
IC:hchcn on a comer. S67.SOO. Bdmu .• 1'itr 1>111t13: (rplc., $55,00J, 714 1-'rl'n I eat . BY OY.•i'ltr 3 BR, l':i ha, Nr. ~""~'~";;'~"'~';"~so~u;•~"~';;::~~rT=i'=1rrT'i 1nmn.E ROCK 46.R. ~iBA, HOUll" Dally l..._ :n66S Call 6'4-ntl. fonn!tl d I n i n g . !.DI\' 11A~v....,.. s c Pl ~ -50 \ prof ldiepd w/nuuzy xtras. Ave. So. LDJn,1na 499-J73l ar I 1 V " .1.. '"""''""• ' • nu. '"'"1ns, 1 A · c MS E tmEIS 10 I J I I I -I J -0 2813, Ov.•nr. • .... 1""~, Lee HUllheS Rllr 1 embold. aeant « rte.:.,,. INVESTORS 2 hotiscs on ttud:o;on. 846-BT.16. ~v!;"~~•['1!:i:'~~t,f!.::.::.::~:J....l_L.J..J.....l...JL..Jl~-~f5$j~~~U~ ~ -~Nllfl
llAILl Y f. Walker & lee 164,!r(l I "2 I t •· or II • P'EX 121 E •• ,.. CM " · NEW DEANE HOME, 2-BR, LAGUNA home; < br, 2 ""· I , C. F. Col--...i.y lll'gC ~ 0
-wy. "•··• ••~~. · · 2 •· Avail •m --~• be -u•-~ ,.. • .,,UJ"Tn Bcllut. g11ntent, $93,000. By $79,500, Jlas Mtmt. Owner/ °"' · .,, ~-.,........., ... .,.c, am .. ~ u"'s .... .,.., (
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IMIRALD BAY
An .. du;,, '"mlly 1 ROOM TO ROAM 16 UNITS .
Friday, July iq, 1q74
tioUMI Unfurnilhed HoUMI Unfurnlahed Houan Un urnlshed
l---'-""----......;;2.;.400;;..; Goner•! 3202 Corono do! Mor 3222 Hunllntten 8-h 3240
entortolnt,,. home w Ith SHAKE ROOF NewpQl't H•lahll; t .... coll. 120/0 SPENDABU
•paclo1.11 llvtni arcu 4 R blJ R h !Jullt 11 roon1 honie; 4
bdrm. ll1lite1, l(:t. adult am IHJ anc bdma •• den, h\llt fain. rnl.
fll.mlly rn1. iA'ilh profes5. Bul\I around )O~-ely yatd and 2 ba. '-Jdtch. w/all bit.
bar, life, ooldoor U\'in& & a>at\o. 2700 Sq. ft, 4 bcdrQom b111. l\lliny t.'<ln1. STt.000
ent.rt•lnll>J; a r • • • • with ........ -room, PRIME AREA
• • • A. J, Ibbotson .l.t.ll UNTAtS CHARMING! !>"or lealit, $29>. per mo.
Btautitully decora1ec:1. Adult
occupied. 2 BR duplex. 2 car pr., '~"'"''Uher A: dtyer hoolnui. One mile to OCflifl •
Nt new CMc Center and PIU'k. 1 Oilld OK. No clop..
!l(jH-111 ask for AM.
'l'rw;! o!UST REDUCED 2013 Miramar D r .
S!iSOO! JG aarden type wilt-. Newport Beach ~~klltonoff~~t ~'','tStnii.ntst er You are tho "1n.nor of
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V~ry •harp two bedroom.
•wceplna ocean v I e w IG.mlly room Y.'·llo'Ct bnr, $32;i,OOO ' •Owine rootn or office tarp Bayere1>t, TradowlndJ Lone;
....,at . "00" urn na: TWO PRER TICKETS rtrcptacw. Ttrr ~ eotr)'•.
Enctoeed ~es. Sparklllllt to tJie f Q :::'" !'p:r~h ~me~':,,,: -~ l!lll ..... $395.
NORTH LAGUNA kltcht.0;. ! Ca.r a~e. pre1t1ae 3 bdrm .. ram. 1·m.,
In one or Nonh a... , Quulhy cop 11 r u ct I on tlln. m1., i:oum1et kitch.; 2
pool. All 2 be<Jroono RINGLING BROS AND
units. Crou O per mo. BARNUM & BAILEY
.¥1WfOIT a MY, c.M. 6'2·111i Super locllk>n ffOulh of C. MESA 1 JOO' 1 Br hse ssO highway .. 1pack>l11 thr@e
or bach $00. utll pd, bedroom 1i"t'O story • Ioli of
NEWPORT bach $145. avail v.'OOd paneling, · flrtplace,
SPACIOUS A spotlw:, 'T mo. Macnab -lrwme
finetl UN'fll the l(unR ' I thniout. On block Jong bllthl &. law..:lry rn1. Uke
1twinlng cit). It ~A~~j lllrftet, o bl.'11.u~tul home. nev.•. Ioli. o( charm. $79,500
view11 l'fum U1l1 lari::c home. ?92''000 leaving aroo. Only ~LL G) '''·J•1•
3 lld.....,., eRCh with Ito own 480. L·I,. fOllflA\ " • Llll-
W1P MPendable. 6.1 tlrMN CIRCUS
aro11. lutt $225,000. Hun')' 1111 the
for Ub one • call (714) ANAllEli\1 .
7".4-1700. CONVENTION CENTE!t
lluntlnrton blieh $1-Zi. now and beanled celllna• $450.
llEY k>Ok 2 Br house $150, Attn. Landlord&! \\'e reaitY
Fnal w~gar, pet & child need rtntal Jlstinp. • howie1
AU. klnds 2 Br dplx-ui $150-or apattniim'ts • f\1mished or
l'lS K.idfi, pets, 1ng11 1 .. _, ·~
new, 4 BR, 211A, C'•~l Realty ContPl'1Y • ceUlnp, garden kitchen, '42~25 '"420t '•
upgraded thruout. One )T ~"!" ... ~~~~~ .... ! ke::e~.$~~ mo. No lee. * Sftug Harbor ·Rd. *
hnth, huge m111r. suite; 1-:::; ---.. .........
lor1na.l dining-rm.. lge. C.I. · ~' a 1 A LT Y
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~ ESTATER~
800 \Y. Katello, Ana.heln1
Pie.Me Call 642-5G78, ext 333
to clalm your Ucke111.
2 BR., I blllh; l1tl'Je yard,
EXF.C. 3 BR, 2 ba w/pool. i;artl~s llncJ. ''etetable),
Jamlly rm. v.·/wct bar, 3 ntar ft••••r• Peet Offlet
trplc1. $159,500 BACK Bay •ret1., beaut. older SEE n0w 2 BR hie $185. Srv, un u.uu••>=·
Nr. beac;-h. tQI?n&l din nn, Ja:. tiun nn, •tooe trptc lntit ltte9, $325. ltlonth. • • *
MON. BAY TERRACE ,, .................... 1 hoUH w/trplc on ~'. acre A nattr. Spani11h home with 3 fenced KRl'deri, forced tO WE'VE GOT-DESERT HOME C&D. !ncd for pets Call 675--7225
RARE find Z 'Br, NB SXO.
Nu paint. all bltns [).\V ,gar
GORGEOUS 4 Br T·hOUse
~. Klda & peta·2-cat·
SHARP 3 Br houle $2'lJ. no1v E.C.f.f. 5lV·ttf, C&O, p.r.ige
SEVERAL 3 Br., 2 Ba $25().
275 Patio, 2 car, kids a: pets
cathedral ceilina:•. $450. nlO. -GE~111A1--t1ncld~ ~!A~· Avail. . 13).F 'J'Uatln Ave., N.B. mm.,... auo-~. REAL.TORS 642-4623 bdnn1., 3~~ bath•, lo.mlly .ell, ~.000 call OWnel', WHAT YOU WANT
rm., formal dlnllli rn1. Ml-9134 or. S.:Jl-6512. -· I On fl \'e acres In Happy \ \LLI:\
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VACANT ll6.5. UTIL pd udec: 1 B<lr
E x c e p_t Ion a I qualtty .... _ 1072 f'our f.plexes In Ch()lee i-;. Valley Riverside County·
<.'Ol\!it-·"'1-R t-n · .-wportShorn aide 1ocation. Good rwtaJ C•mfortable'f"-l•h·" ·~·-•; '"""" n., BUTCH CASSIDY· '-';;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;I ro I btoek from 17th St v ""' ~·
4 DR. pool, sauna & jacUUI: l blk beach. Balboa.
Wv.lk to ocun S32.i. Ask tor p In s-llfR. s....-mER 962-Mn. en """'· 2 BOR front
Uled roof:. lllWlded ,alrtw., • 8 •· · oottqe Price Sll'I 000 or wUl
entey $1.a,$) WALK TO BEACH •hopplne. Good ap.. exc~. Larr). Pfllter, ,,, . ' '• house Child, smI pet ok,
LOVELY. 4 bt, 2 ba, ~ mile Cdi\t
MONA'R(H BAY ~·er had . a hideout like preciAUOn, ta.x lhelter A: in-P E T E B A R R ET T · I this! 4 Bedrooms In .an end 2·Sty. 3 BR., 2 ba. Lee. come. Thi& couJd be the E 2-4353 A Sj)8cioul ianlcn hotne with unit. On the greenbelt, near pnUo: trpl1~ .. blicfst area. 1tart you Y.'&nt tor ~r R ALTY, 64 ·
Many to choose from.
Call us or oome by.
$100. MOVE IN to ocean. Ne..1y decor. $350. 3 BDR. 2 Ba. lrplc Ne
'LL-ANCE Wout. Sin&:les conlklered. 2 blks bnch, CdM.
ireat privacy: •wooded lot the pl)Ot. A gt"Ht hOme in Quick. ~u. $56,900 Urte1ton. Don't wait • CIJOICE nev.-er 7 .R n1 .
with room f~r . pop!. ~ j !he Bh,1UJ, for your young CAYWOOD REAL TY • These v.:on't Wt. Principles AITO\\•head home. Lake~-
Bdrnu., 2 baths, dining rm. dc1pcradoei. c.au &t6-0.555. * 541-1291 1* only. Many xt:I'¥· Furn. opt. Big
$97,000 1 * * * • savirs on °"..,· aale a: tin.
~ ~ $325. Le"". 96s-t;2l5-NU-VlaW RENTALS 3 Br. 2~~ Ba, bl:tnl, frplc, s~-·-$ $ LANDLORl)S $ $ ..,....,J6'XI .,. ft. $400. mo. < Bl~ 3 ba. 1&m rm, ... ·~ w ...._,...
FEE FREE can Us Toda.v bil-l!!W aft 6. b6iilJs rm, heated pool, yrd I
ALA Rentals '424313 cozy CQTI',\GES: 2 BR. & pool maint flan, 963-4811 e YEARLY RENTAL e
TrH Studdod Charmer
\V.Uh c11nyon & ocean vlcwJS. :.!
BR .. den, 1 ba. $64,500
Em•r•ld Terrace
Choice North end I o c .
Breathtaking ocean view.
2 Level home, 4 BR., 4 ba.,
den. Spacious entry haJI,
sep. dining rn1., beaut. llv·
Ing rm. w/extcndcd 11un·
room. Country kitchen:
lushly lndscpd. gr o u n d s
w/1wlmmlng pool, patioa &
roon1 for tcnnll1 ct. $240,0XI.
Open House Sun. 11 .. 1: 421
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Sl-IARP 3BR' with own boat
slip, featuring Jara;e patio
and !\Ide yard for trailer or
addition -to settle estate -
Oller. Reduced to $94,T::iO.
CALL 640-l672
LISTINGS NEEDED
Ledrotl Lan•. The Heights
Aho, see U1 for ranc hes,
homes. grove11 In Fallbrook, Newport Beach
128 S. JlofnJn {114) 728-1077 This outiitanding 3 bedroom
·~· tmn1aculate home la neal" Harbor Hi. Sheltered m parking for 4 vehicles.
Large sundeck overlookina:
woody yard. $53,500. Bo tho
1st to sec. Call 646-71n. f.. &aTAT• O~T!!,:_'' ffS~10BENICEI
353 N. Coa111. Laguna -494-7511 ' THE REiil
ESTllTERS •-~c=OM= MERCIAL ' 1
~~""='=;:::'~ Herbor View Special
On a large fee-lot. Harbor
View ho1ne has 3-.bdrm11...--2-
By Ov.·l)('r, 3BR, 2 BA
Bea.ch house Comn1Wllty
'Pool, Tennlli, etc. Re<Jec.
ota1ed, nu carpet•. Xlnt
Cond.. Pr1nclpal1 0 n I y
642-7578.
San Clemente 1076
"White SaU1 in the 1unaet"
are real from U1ia lmmac 3
BR, 2 BA home ·W/fli>le, kltc~cn bll·inll, <:vrd patio
over-look.Ina 'well-manicured
yd to Dana Pt Harbor.
$53,950. Bertha H en r )' 1 Reallon. 492--021
Santa Ana I OIO
TRIPLEX Cons. Lease opt. $46,500.
East/I.Ide location. J.2 bdrm 1..J..17..mfi
units surmunding benutilu11 'R;ico~•'-l"E"'•"t•~t"'o°"W"""n°"td°'.-,2900="
pool. And that's not all!
There's room to expand. LEASE OR PURC!IASE, 3
Acl;dltlonal 2 units can be or ( BR. with usumable
bwlt behind existing units. First T.D. Prine. onJy,
LOt size 86'X300. Owners 586-71.00 or 586-<H'ta. anxlou11
?.flu.ER REALTY 642-48ll
. $130,000
10 UNnS
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LANDLORDS! fpl ... l\! blks to boh $JOO. VACANT 2 BR $16>. 3 BR 2BR. doo, 28A, P'" Pt $315.
mo. 5 blks to heh $275. mo, $22:). Also 2 BR hse $155.1 2BR nu ibup apt $275
Wo! Specl,lize in Newp0r. yrly. lial Plnchln, Rltr. C.?t.f. Ag\. Fee. 979-8430 2BR lg upper apt, Ip!,
BeaCh e Corona del ~lar e 675-439'J. 1 BR condO near beach I beam ce:U. $295. " LIJ'lna· Our Ren~ Su-J-fAROOR View HIJli, ocean heated poot.' $190. nio. N~ Coast Proptrtle~ 673.{)410
vtce 111 FREE to You. Tr)' & bay view· 5 BR fam. i pet5. 536-1187 4.&DtiM, 2 IATH ~uUV!Vi~W RENTALS rn1., 3 ha. Priv. encl. patio Irvine 3244 Nf!W Harbor View Home. • '>''/pool, $750 Mo. on y~ar·s I'' ant as tic view. ur. flS-4030 or 494-3248 ise. Agt. 675-57~ *RENTALS* sv.oimn1infc pool, ten n 18 Luxurious. spacious, onthe SPACIOUS home, o Id \Tillage l Univ. Park. Irv. court, parlt 6 achool11. $4$ .
water, 2~i baths, 3 BR C.D.Ptf., 3 Ba., t"am·nil. 3 Bd, s., 2 ba. $375 mo. (TI4}6'IO-{a868
up11tairs, 2185 sq. 1 t. Frplcs, Yrd, Patio. $500. 3 B<lnns., 2~ Ba. $425 * SUPER HOME! 3 br. 2
Townhoute, 00.t dock at the mo. Avail. 8-1. 673--0'!St. Village III Uni\I. Park, Irv. ""' 1-·-"AA ~ ·~···· 10 Bread ~ Butier a11111. All Ho p 1~1..~..1 door to 40' bo t 3 J3d · 2 ~.. ..,.,,. -.. .. "'....;:u ~ 2 BR a~ $165 per mo. Earns UMI urn -' room r 8 • Costa Mesa 3224 tm5., ...... _.,., fully crpt'd. $e0/n Beaut Pttandalay Bay. 3 Bd.l.ns., 2\S ba. S47a inclds rardener . .is:u $19,800 yr. 9.9% return. 6.-tx Gener•I 3102 Oxnard Lease $450 mo P k n Uni p k Irv gt"0111. Full Price $130,000. 213: 7Ji_7372 • · 2 BDru.r. din nn. aaraa:e, 3 ~s 2 ~ ar ' Moo Ln. ~pt., &c.: 1;
Vt ery IU~e_-~efern1tl1 mCaatn1-1 $ll5 UTIL pd bach, bch Ideal HNTG Beach, wa1k lo beach BfUenN~CALOfor\Vpet, · • Br II=. TI1c Te~ce, Urriv. Park, Irv. SP""'A'C I BR. ~• Ba ~. ' BY Owner 1 r old 4 BR e~. tuL.YOWI le er. for student·~una 3 n. -p k • ,, 3 Bdr 2 b 1~ ·~ ~N ' t 71.f..7321700 t~ ... , s•= UTIL pd I •· h N '°''• .,.....,. et o · G w•. ok ti . ms, a., 11eii.· ...,,, w/frplc, pOOI -'"""• Nr. townhome. S. near C.?t.t • ...._,,. LJV • r. ce ..... c o. N'\'PT Beach 3 Br 2 Ba arage, '"""' • ava · 2 B<Jnns., 2 ba., new $350 Catholic Chutth ... &..hi •chl.
t.xpting, drps, all elect kit, liilll~i end, yd, pe1 ck·Laguna garnge, fp, singles ok BRING pet 2 Br $3XI. Fenced Turtle Rock . Irvine JjGS/mo .-i •• be ~
yd, poo\1, tennis crts I ' '' ', $6'13~Nl~~1,.,-V'/:"lcEdW~.~h"E·N•T",:,YL3d5"'8, 1 HNTC Beach, bike to bch 2 ytl, garaa;e. 3 Bdi111S., 2 ba. FR $425 or~·Y . nearby. $33.500. S.I&-~. ___ _ Br $250. Kids & pets Qk Homefindars * '42·9900 2 Bclnns., 2 ba. $-125
Santa Ana Hel9ht1 1082 Homeflnclers * '42-ttOO 132 Cabrillo, Cost.a ~leu. -I l:klnns., 3 ba. $~75 ON the bay mobUe home 1 l~!!l~~~~~~!\!J!l l~~~;;-;;;ol:iic~~Wo~ 132 Cabrillo, Costa ~resa llURRY en tJ1ill 2 Br SlSO G~ntree Hon\es BR + cabana. Stove, refrl& HORSE PROP. .! lnfl 1• F'-h St();j. 1 Br niobilc, c .ri.1. \\ralk singles, kids ok. 3 Btlrm5., 2 ha. $38.:i Cl'Pt. $2:al. lse. Matu r e Yi ACRE • ICN'I 'W ters 10 \\.-"8tcr. Barh $125. Utll. "RENTERS! I" E-SIDE 2 Br Slfll. vacant & Lido Is.le, Ne"'J>Oft Beaeh adlt5, 00 pets. fi73..38Z.
Small stable, 2 BR. 1 Ba, Se ver a I !illlaJI R.E. pd, N.B. Walk to '>''8.ter. Vou Get All The Houses ready, kkl ok. 4 B<inns., 2 be. $690 4 BR, 3 BA. Comm. Pool,
w/llwikhoui;e $44 500 1 inve~ent s:ituatioM "'ith $150. Utll pd. Bal Isle. 1 Br avanablc for rent in 0 u R BRTNG a pet 2 Br $185. Fncd CALL JS2·7SOO Gdnr pd, nr Schla. '400. mo. •
down req, ~7--0l38' · ge 1.o'v .interest, assumable h~. steps lo beach Lag. BULLETIN UPDATED 3 yat"d &,garage. • VISION • Leo Days, ~ eveL"........-
financing avaU. Bch. Agt. !o~ee. 97'9-8430 tinie!l;/"·eek. Homef1nders * .. 2--'900 ----~==----1 Westml~s.t~---1 °'-'· i m--1 B•lbo•. Peninsula 3107 Homaflnders * '42·9900 132 Cabrtllo, Costa Me" • DUP~ •
PAINT & LOVE .-..~-13lCabrillo,C.M. EASTSIDE, decorators REALTY BLKfrombtt.cb.lBr,2B!1,
COMPANY BAYFRONT 5 Br. 4 Ba, pier, delight! 2 BR Spanlah, J""t r a .... hill company gar. Near new $330/$350
can make this your dream noat. \\'eekly. Winter. )Tly. FREE FREE remodeled, \\'·Smaahin& ma· Univ. Part Center,.Jr:viM _yrly. 60-ilSt or m..5322
home. Anxious owner REALTOR 833-la:.6 Aval!. Sept-14th. 673--~39 -•. Professional ,Service e qany carpet, trplc w·ps 2 Bit Condo $Z35/mo Llle BEAUTiruL OCEAN VIEW f,
will help you nnance this 3 Fourplox Hunt Booch Beacon B1y •, 3114 *LANDLORDS* $300 mo. UUI lncld. 3353 2BRUmdos·::.' •• $265&$275 L~urious llvina: ht this bedrn1, 2 bath home on Santa Ana Ave. 673-0797. 3 BH. CondOti ~I: $2TS Newport twnhte. $615. mo.
60xl27$2!,SOO. !«!~~l4'FWI· I pr Ice Fix & Save BEACON Bay, 2BR, 2BA. Homeflnd~~· * 642~'900 3 BR, l'A ba. treihly painted 3 HR H.Jmea .'i300, $325, $33:5 Call Sherl, All· Hi-6141.
O'M Lre 3 bed~ + 3-2 bedroot'l_lll, lovely ~tlo, -pvt beach & Califorrua s ~st lniiide a: out. New cpts, 3 UR Home11 • $39),$375, $395 ffARB-.Vu-Home, ule/leue.
PARK PLACI, RLTRS bltns, closed gar., s\\•1m docks, $150 per mo, 979-l;BO e Re.ntal Service!e drps. LI yard. f'amilles 4. BR Homea .•• $335,$395. $425 4BR, 2~11BA. Zl50 aq. tt. Call
16082 Beach Blvd., Hunt Bell _pool. 1-1~_£_J.!1J ~le_lt. ___ &. llendi..lr evea 673--9345 , only. Ref1 req'd, $251) per RANCH RE.ALTY sw'.-7021
Oiily '9,950 roR Lease: NEW 3 mo. Ab801utely no pets. * S5J..2XJO * ~~7-~--~--1
Xlnt Coast ll"Y· locallon.
Has tncomc oov." Could bf!
profess. bldg.? CRll for
n)()re details. $112,500.
00ths, fJiiTiily room, dining I _.,... """'°· t-roon1. Owner "ill consider . ~-
lease/option. Asking $67,500.
Call 644-8750.
Flr1t PionHr Realty Corona del M.r 3122 bedroom , 2 bath, 549-1008; 54&4141 Agt. RANCH REALTY IMMAC. 3 br, 2~i ba.
142 .a.a"'1 Laurelwood pntio home in LEASE "-v•-.. < B * 566-Glm * v.-atertront home. Yearly. --.a Tustin. Custon1 drapes, 1 .... -=-an ..,w, r, TUSTIN REALTY Call eves. ~.
A'ITENTION BUILDERS SHORECLIFFS landscaping, patios S375. 2 1~ Ba. new Crpts, Drpl, * m 5w * BLun"'S t'Ofldo; eod. unit ~
MoblleHomes Just ~sr:i= unit3. SUMMER RENTAL S44-53.16aft5Pt.f. :'r!!i.~;:;:~ku~~~ BEAlITlFUL North Irvine ~~tiBdnnl~~ 1 1
Income mo. per mo. Room Private beach. 3 AB 2 BR C. 1.1. $155. 2 BR, bike $400. mo. 6t2.-0415, Avail 811. TO\\·nbouse. 3 BR, 2 BA. 1
for Nie 1100 O "·"-3 L-hi to beach, H.B. 2 BR, 2 Ba . -U t 11 it r 0 0 m Air LIDO Isle beach/tennis. 4. ~ ----------'-··· for 1 more units. CaU o••un .... ml, uut teahouse $195. N.B. Abo EXTRA lge . mcdem 4 Br, 2 Y · BR. 3 t., be/opt, $895/mD.
WATERFRONT 112 '5 0 0 . CJS REAL FSl'ATE fumilhed completely at v a o ant ""· util pd Ba + studio ln xlnt 11.nr;le condNr. i~:. PFa~ ~~ .. "
Pl ~1161 time of rental. Fantastic f mlly. • .,,... -. • .........., ·~ ......_ 1.,;•;c"'oc'o.:"..:6c:;'lrr,_l;.;<;.1':..., __ =•I cturc wlndow11 Vu Udo oeean V!EW! $l500/mo. Lag. Bch. Agt. F&. 979-.MM a ' area. ~· mo. wmmunity pool. wa.ter & N~ Ho'·hts 3270
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r .. t Dri 1'1e. >J8..0063 or 61>-IS06. BEACH UNns L .. 320. Depooit ..... d. 631-1368 or --..... ' .. CYo ui::n er ve Carol Serey 64H2()() (F19J. Bal-Peninsula 7 998-3903 after 6 pm. cable TV paid. $2!f; mo.
Cliff Dr. 0..onfront · Open 9 to •~-Commorclol Prpfy 1600 ELEVEN NEW tc ..... 551-otSI. Avail Aug. LUX. new '"""'" pmt. de<. 2 Bil. 2 BA npt. Xlnt vie"''• --BIG CAN.YON $625. JlfO. yrly lse. Afoclern 2 BR, 2~1 BA. Frplc, pr, 1st. 3 Br, frp,lc alt cln oven. J,-e
location & bullding.$100,000:-CU-ST0M HOME M:IY PAY RE!'l.'T? Brand new 11 wilt SE!\U· 2 Br condo. Ocean·bey view. crpts, &: drps, n0 pets UNIVERSITY p A R K patio, pr. Walk lo Hubor Prine. only. 644-5450. 3 little stores. Use I & DELUXE npa.rtmenl! Walk Realty Company Boat slip avail. to 45'. Im· plee.sure, waler & trash 3 2 Ba, Hi &:: Enslen IChll. Use.
L .. un• Hills IOSO Overlooking 6 t~ah'ii.·ay golf receive income. A&sumable to be:ich. UPll'&dcd thru-'42-1235 '44-6200 med. c::<:upy. service paid. $250, 5«-5100. ~ tl1wn,Br, xJnt !!d• $325. 54U601; &t6-75a5 eve. j •
1-=---------~or:e·i_~:.~~ :~~ ~.J~·ua?.wr~~ c:1! °rt. Copper pl~bing, self MILLER REALTY 8 lo s. ~·~. 5&2-0028 . Newport Shorn JJn I
A New Wd orld C1ondod J 41,r.oo sq. ft. 5 BR. 5 ba,· ;38,0XI. ~~:Ii: di~:"'as·he~th't!'k CO'JTtt AG1deE:, mttn.gt2 B!._ lg. 642-4811
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200BclR-1!,0~i •• Prireov pat~~· PIO. MO. Nr. Culver &: 3 BDRM 2 e• -frpl I ~cJislorn_ ecor.L.!l r-con !l ncl~g maids quarters. CJr. REAL ESTATE '"• .. pa o, .... • e pe ...... n °" Big Canyon 3 16 •-• ~wy modele<.1, Walnut 4 Br.Ji' ba,_~tns, • no • c, • bdrms.. 2 00. Assume 80'N loan avail. or owner 548-UGS $hag carpets, l\1e:rdcan Ule cpl 409 lrls. no pets, 1 year lnfant·"ok. ,cpta. lddS/peta: ok. AMOr comnr.pool, teMls. Walk to -4--7~% ~~llA. Price $32,500. ntay accept trade 1~~~....:;.;..;oc.~--~·: entrys, forced air heat, 2 Lido. I I 3156 $196. 388 Bay St., Cltt eve. Ownl'l' M6-009l beach. $375. mo. yrfy .
$l4S,OOO * Shoppln1 Center * sundecks and nnich n1ore! 1 • 1 'BE IN'' 64&--1317 U Boo h 3..... 960-1235 or 548-8655.
SholVll appnt. only. Contact l.Ul>ta 1'¥1eaa. Grosae1 $2,1b5 All 2 bedrooni 2 bath. Groas CONTEMP· 4 BR 3 BA GO BIG CANYON! Nil~y ex· FOR lease Aug. 5th 1 story 9una c -San Juen })
Steve &nlth, ' 8 3 3. 3 21 2 per n1onth. 10% Return. $3100 mo~, 9% Interest avail· bltns, avail Sept i. \Vint~ model 4 bedroom w/ait oondo, 2 + l, 2 car pr. $135. ATTRAC. I Bdr bowie Capistrano 3271 t:
(offjce) or 6-l5-1llta home. tH~o/~ ruisumablc loan of able. 200 ;'{1 depreci1tlcn. All $-165 Yrly $500 n\O 675-4923 conditioning & lovely $240. Nr. pool. Nr. So. Cat. d patio t II!: $180,0XI. $255,000 • Firm. this for ·only $312,000 in · · · garden11 w I g a r den er . Plua. Call 552-7712 Y • • ma ure, pemi 3 BR I" •• t·'-·
Clean, corner, 3 bdnn. Jo'or-Lido Realty 673.7300 Take advlllltaa;e: call now 642.8235 (n.8) $185. NICE 1 Bdr v.1th pr-""'" c, car pr, comm. I. MARINERS SCHOOL Principals only. Bill ~te1nll ptin1e appreciation area. Mesa Verde 3163 $1,000/Ptto. Jack cu st er LEASE 4 BR, 3 Ba, year only ,_1 • 2 .,., open 1 au-way,
nial entry. patio. cust. (TI•ll 7:S2-1700. MESA Vef'de. 2 BR, 2 BA. old home. 2100 Sq. rt. $400. aa;e. No. end. Nee.r beach. pool, lully crptd, lndacpd,
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SALE 0 R L E ASE, REALTORS 6424623 ~~F'"~=..,..----===----==~~~~:""' Corona clel Mar 3222: BEA'!!' 4 Bl-ti.te tot Ise, trplc, yd. patio. Lag Nlcuel rm. Tennia, nr Beach, $%:6.
CORBIN-MARTIN
Realtors '* .644-7662 *
Immediate. Rural. View of LIDO ISLAND BEACH Ouplexn/Unlt1 -an•uo NEW '.Y.R•'r. 1Wl%n't-baR, •°"nts1 .. d1•. -quality areL Family only. NU.VIEW RENTALS mo. 49&-8363 ask for Jett.
HUI• &: Sea, Shepherd Ii his sunct 1 • Ope H 4 tor ule 1 IOO ""'" ,....., ""' 3BR, 2BA + ram rm, 1rg $380. By owner 97'Hiil0 673-4030 or 49f.3248 S.nte AM 32'0 sheep. 4 BR. 2 Ba, 40' Ray3 -~ym, nae. Huntington8each.l1t0\vner Walerfront.Sepl·June .• _. / tiol:mSurf . C 3 2 ••
Mountain Lake Pool, B · ....... huge master depreciation. 3 Br. 2~~ Ba Lovely. Frplc. bltns . ,-.... , wpa viewcoLLE EPark Br, Dd, 2 BR, 2 BA. den, bltna, 3 LEASE, beautUuI 3 bednn
831--"' 5Uite, bay w, tennis crt. &: CDM 28,.. Dr, Harbor Vu Hi 11 s, lam rm, dbl ear, blk wall, decks. Beautiful ocean view. w~ '-oh. ·~ --opt'·n. duplex on comer. 4 6T~ ..... "~n 'h\:A 644-1311 CID 1315 B3I ,.,,.,, with bonus nn, cpb. ~I "'"" ~ """" "' •~~~~~----__....,......,, • · -~ No pets. Yrly lease, $315. 1.! L-
Lldo Isle 1056
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1 $131,!IOO F.P. Jl,lake offer. DUPLEX =~e =~ 00:,nfr.pi~ ~l;e~~~baydbe~ SPAC. 4 br, 2 ba, trplc. 3 BR, 2 Ba. cpta, drps, FIR mo. su-nm or fi.tCH914 "Per -·r!~aJJ V~~elsti:t. E.
Decorators Dream 425 Via Lido Nof'd. (TI-I) A rooniy 3 BR 2 BA owners each u n I t .. 30 day mo/lease Agt. 675--4630 View. Cameo pvt comm· gar, 2 kids ok. $300. mo. W. VIEW&: patio, 4 Br, fam nn, 962-C-ln
2 Bdrm & den on large lot '~"'~~~7Sp4~1_<._~,_--7H7f~ll-wilt with fireplace and completion. Buy now Ir. pick!-"==.=-=.~~.'""=-bch. $4.!t ~-1t~~tlon/ side. 642:5683. din rm. $52;}. Incl. i8J°dener. South L.,un1 3216
Clole lo 'tennis It. the-beach: YCJnnS tormal dining and nearly your color tor carpe~ & O'>''llr · · M~ VERDE Lse. Chvner. 644-151! 1---~'---....;..;.;.~1
brand new 2 br iaraie kitchen apollances. W. D. Ferris 483 1of0RNING CANYON, 2 ~ Bedrm, 2 ba, $33'.l. per mo. L •250 3 BR •··~ ~.,., W·'k to OUered at $88,950. Opell New 4 bedroon1 \\ith can)'On W T Ml E L •~ VI Lido N d I · .. una Hlltt ,. ~TI ,....., .. Tues. thru Fri., 3 to 6. u.1 ,,Jew. Fee title. l0% Dcnvn. apartment with be a n1 m. , LL R R TY -• or Br 2 Ba. fp, iar, pvt patw:.. Agent, no 1ee. 97'9-51* ~~-------· b!a.ch &: shop center. $300.
Via Nlce. $85,590. Plf?al!e call ceilings and <.'OVered patio 642.-4111 Newport Btach $100. moroJ'rty after Aug. 3 BR $375. 3018 Ceylon Rd. 4 LAG. HLS. EL TORO $.110. mo., Bkr, 4~3611.
HARBOR VIEW entry only $91,500. Call 644· riyc lllllJS You nm the winner of ls!. 673-BR $375. 332 Princeton Or. mo. 3 Br, 2 Ba, A/C, HlD_PU_m/jJ.ttf_vrnJJOO, -+--I ~r21
CORBIN-MARTIN
Realtors * 644-7662 *
BY Owner $77,500. 123 Vin
Zurich. Extra sharp, prof,
dee. 2 Br, 2 Ba + den.
6!;-0212
Mission Viejo 1067
OME<-----l-"'~=~----1--fH '-un · --TWO FREE TICKli'l'.S-I-BR +-'6mi-Jum,.no.pel•·M>-0228 ---5'9--0l33 child ·OK-. Fn"'-yd-& -· -•·
REALTY ·-OllO to the . $235 mo. 514 1.farigol~, Call 3 BR, 2 Ba, lge yard. sprtnklen, dbl gar. Beaut 1. Furnished two bedroom,
_... Tu'O dupJexc1, and three RINGLING BROS AND 673--0103, Children OK. Reference1, Joe" w. :;52.93671!\--es. t\\'O bath home ln Olrooa
-[AST CHANC-E-, -,-3BR, 2BA homes. BARNUM & BAILEY 2 BDRM + den, fireplace, -979-5.'m L19una Niguet HS2 ~"Mar with luxu.rioui pmt.
BLUFFS $69,500 Cl RCUS boilUn•. 1315. y '"' t Y. NEWER 2 •tory 2BR. 2BA, -
SAVE $4000 at 1he &l4-<Xl30. crpt, drps, stove, patio, SEA TERRACE
Beaut home of designer for Duplex-Assume . • UNITED BROKERS • ANAHJo.:I~l 2 LGE ~r. 1 small & patio + KU'· 1 Child. 6«i--<l8J2 White v.·ater ocea., Yin· 2. Corona del Mar • Sooth of hlahwaY • Thn:!e bedrootn
tii.-o story, channin& home1
fireplace, beamed cellinp .
$450.
sale. All possible x:ttes. Prof Low Interest 64&7U.f 83J.01Zt CON~'TION CENTER den. S350.54&-B638 ~IE.SA VERDE. Oean 3 Br, amone rolling hi 11 s.
done. See daily· between 1 & I 1 1 St to 800 w. Kalella, Anahcln1 2 Ba, n>, DW, encl patio. ~trerythlG·~~Jamlltryy ooul1 d
8pm, O\\'lier, 640-0603. YA Loan nve1 men ar r Please call 642-50'78 ext 333 I . YEAR OLD 2 BR, Den, $325. 5-J6.«il7 """" · u .... u""' en P. e. * Captain• Quarters Inconie $330 per mo. Sharp TRIPLEX located iri to clalnt your tickets. Open Sat. &: Sufi. $230. leuel'o~""'iiPoe-i-I =---,3"2=26 ~"'~pool. lie~~::
On Goodwill C ... rt HUITtinrton Beach. Ownerl:==~*~:*§:~*~=~~707'.§\~I §A~oa~c~la~. ~C~.D~.>~f=. :::;'/~!·~··~~n]t1iY.;!;} Pay1ncnt $215 per mo!!! 1vlll help finance. O!fered at attracllvely deo:ll'. 4 BR.,
Only SW.900. 4 Br, 2~S.be Callnow842·2S35 Agent $-19,500. 2 BR, lie LVIV~nn, frplc, lam nn, walled yd, easy
l Landlords! 'A'e i.ve leased
our lb~ nr ~b aervioe, call mi tt hxnea,
apartment.s to Utt.
F\lmiahe'CI or untumllbed.
luxury t ownho u se Ol'fNTn.1J•rr!FtlN70llEMCEf Car,I Rtal~ SEEK & FJND~ patio, 1tove &: freezer, car. maintenance. $M5. Lease. \\•/complete elec. kitchen, (2I I 5~16 I Parasitic Animal5 fenced yd. Neu Marina. 4.93-5769.
Includes aelf cleaning oven im--•• ·-11
_.. Adults, no peta. LEASE -~,~fO~N~AR=Ol=~su~.~MMIT=~-
TRUE CALIF, LIVING &: trt1.sh compactor. L IJUlf' jlf•,,lJ, 4 APT Units on 19,600 sq ft. D T E U B w R O M D A T C I T S Y I L SXZ:S. Call aft 6 Plot S31·91S. New ocellll view condos.
In t!Us Beauty! Deane Tri-845-6141. r Dr:iii ~ lot • Zoned C2 Nn>'port ~83~1--9~U6~-----= Adult living. 1400-1700 sq fl.
Je.,.el, lge fam-rn1, \\•/pool -"e"""B"lc;G~C~A~N~Y=ON=°"e,,_ Blvd., C.M. $540 mo incorne. MT 0 ff AVAlL Aue.l new 3 bl', l\~ z a: 3 BR. Patios, clubhae
Call 67i7-72%j
Tbl. 3 BR, fonn-dln·nn, 3 &!au_t. ~1onaco rflod, over HOUSE 0 ~ ~ e o m$6 ~·roe i~ I H 1 D C 0 E F -A U T U ". be, f.p., cpt thruout, dote lo w/pool A jacuzzi. SJ50.$l50,
ba., central air. lge pool & 2!lOO sqn. ldscpd, cuitm + TW 0~,..sr!~~r. 64z..oo'eo. O · tehli, marina. $290. mo. lse 493~L Aune Barrett, Aft.
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I( I \I I \ your \.'ery oo•n sauna. View crpts, drps, on view lot. NC'>'' 3 BR, 2 BA. plwi T\\'.O T T I ff B I ""~m~•o'J_......rn~~-· ~--~-I ~ BR; Den 2 Ba, LEASE.
lot. Xb'all too nunterow to $Ill 500 ft B • :: BR, 2 BA apll, trplc, Loh for ule 2200 .. BR 2 •·th •-··· frpl $350 ...... ...., ·---.. print. By owner, under • · nn. Y owner. ~ I und:r)' :! M A L S E A. E E • • .,. •~. c, · ""'' ...,,....., ... ~v"'" •
StlS.lm ~~9 C&ll &H-942S. ynrdJsuf1~4J'.a. ' PR 0 1.10NT0 RY Bay wuher/dryer. Peta 0 k • 1 ~wk~""-'~·~=~-~--. . HARBOR Hig:hlnndl, by waterfront ioL SOxl00'-50' P V M 0 J N S H Avail. Aug. 15, 499-3729. CH ARM t NG tmmhou.te. TWNilSE on btlY. 3 Btt. 2%
$3000. DOWN. Take over Gl . 3 BR 11li ba NE\.YPORT SHORES boat llip. Owner mAy E U N K D R GA p I bluff 3220 Z9RJ2BA. Ut0 mo. ?ie.,"ell bit, 2 car:_Jar, boat .Up. yr
2 Br. 2 Ba,, lnd~cpg. $39 900. io:'."e!;1t11rgeo.b1c.' Marin~: DUPLEX accezit. trade. Xlnt terms •tt 1 ~•oc"""""'tari't"~·~-~='-,=~ lsco, $495-$595. £46.2?00.
or \\•Ill rent. S47-Ta00 days, Ensign, Newport High ZBR unlta w/ftttplaces. av111f. Asking $130,000 . UR AND C 0 SW N ·1BR. famrm. view. Vacant. LWo ltlo 3U6 Condo. Furn J400
546-9754 eves dl11trlct. Vacant. $49,000. $84,500. fee Act 675--0123 Contact Steve Smith. 83.'l. $600/lllO. gl'U'dener Included 1-....;-'--'-----'-
N.wport •aich I069 646-7343. QCEANFltOST DUPLEX 3212 tottice), or &l."r-4815 N E T R I B N U W L N Broker &l-~18 PRO}!' DECORATED 4 BR. 2 N2EWPObed RT Beach, on \\·ater,
BIG CANYON right on lllh
lalrWay, lrg yd, D'EAN
MONACO, 3 BR, 3 BA.+
xtru. $175,000. or Leut.
497-i!iTI.
OWNERS Unique BEACH
HOME. 5319 Bruce
CrelcenL 64 5 -8914 or --HARBOR VJE\V HOME
Portoftnc, 4 BR. 3~i bfta.
Fam·rm t Game-nu.
Owntr. $89,9&), 833-3894.
1!50 000 I-• C -I I "", blt·IM, d•hwahr, steps tym E x e cu t I v e By Own•• Udo I ate, • · "'"1 • D G H ti D I 0 0 B W 0 0 1 A A Founta n Va ley 3234 '"' C <OJ. """ .'>~~-" or M'-J.1-!O prlV, '-•ach, n •. , .. ~ tO Ondomin\um, furn. Stlper Channing 2 BR + den, ~" ·~ '' VJE\V LQT ... Fee-Back 0 H·-. ""' 11&'1. "'-"""
t · "'ill inc me ~ -Npt •·h A UQJ I C C E £ C R £ 0 £ D I. T I Q T R C E LARGE 3 Bedroom, hu.,.. $1125 moJ. M\J.'ft I e • s e • vie\\·. Doat allp. Pool, owner e&vmg area. n o ~ -. -.: . pp ro x , ... -6 __ 3 or ~"llr-ja<.'UZll. Anll July t.:
(.'(Insider selling l urn · lOO'xJOO' $35,0XI. &U--0601 £ 1 a L T M s R ' J N E W O S S T S L ruml'US room, 3 bath, •ll .... °"' _.. v. Augu1t. Week or month.
$77,500. 675-2288. 2--Fourplezes eve. bltnil, 2 car gar. Sv.1m pool. FRD-'OI Twnlu!e w·v1i.'W. 3 Phone dsys n•: 62&-991t
ltARBOR VJ E \VStde by aide In ~cellent SAN Clemente-Cyprus ZHAtil UMOSQUI TOO~UTF KldsOK.S~mo.No fee. Blt,3ba{':den.Eaatend. f'Vff. 714.: ~1022 Mr. HO~fES-$79,500. By owner. North Coe1a Meta iocttUoa. Shores lot Qlx~. Ocean S C A R G 0 D 8 L £ S S I M M 0 T S T Aa't:lll ~l . Lg sunny ~· yrbr, I TH~••'-'dr-..,,..~--~=
Palenno model. 4BR, 2BA tnrotne $16,Dl. Just n91ect view, pvt beach A: entrance. l.EAS&3 hr. 2 ti., $350 mo. &I0-8777 Of •' (...._ Unfurn. J4U
w Im a '6/5.. x t r a J . and ~cluzlve uJei prtce '51.CIXI. A(t., 61>.12'20. S I T E $ M R 0 W E P A T P L ' I C It No pet1. Lov~ly Yant Neu YEAR leue, l BR, J hf,. 6r~1 3414 tor appt. $67,000 each. Call Mr. Mtvnrn, 0...rl, 1..,.doiui tllHI t.Wdni _ M•f'll btto'# ~ '°""-'• Shoppine. 84&-8291. trplc. patio. Be au t If u I IA:ue. Univ. Park. 3SR. 2
BAL PT 1,i blk jetty, lge lOt, Risser 56-3124 SouthCo, Rttort 2400 Mctw•~. •p, ilow•, °' ,.._13' ill cllt pude. F-. _,. Huntlnf!!n hadl 3240 -'°""-.-.";;;to,..n.,..$4':;70~. ;:~;',.:;l:i-0-· I BA, titepl.ace, patio. pool, 3 BR.. bits. patio, Teell apt, Rtallon;. WU..Mlllt •• '°""k In .. -..-.. : 3 BR, 3' BA, SHARP! tennis. 5..\2.-1211)
2128 Octan Blvd, S!ri,000 ~lESA VERDE _..PLEX l\IMtMOnt LAKF.S_Ja.ree APHID FLEA SCALI INSECT ,2 DR, Double ran.gr. S $EOO. ~mo. A\.'aila.ble ms. 3' BR, 2 Bl., F'rplc,
SEU. or Je:t.1e/opt .• -Baytnmt~v1irt11 -del l.ldo.
Spe,c I BR &: Lanai Condo.
owner~
O""Tir lmmac. units In prime loca.. comu view lot, of r lf.DIUC: LOUSE TAtfiWOJIM !' Bkx:ka lo Beach. $265 ~lo. now. ~l Brier. OlympJc Pool, Le a 1 e .1 ·mo.ooo ~Flt."'<. lln1lll."ing avail. Mtr1dlan, .... tk to new cha.Ir ~:gg~a ~1~~~0 :r.f~Hll'IA :: 96S-®2 Adu.It•. !IGS-1007.
638-J:QC or ~12 P•ul \\-·. Bru1nfleld .\A~. llft. All util. undcrgrowxl Tomono .... : llMtt Podi• "I" ; Sia. 4 BR& 2 be., fam nn. Mission Vl!fo 3267 "2~B~R-c:ondo--. A-/C~.~sm.~-.-,.-,1-1.'
QC£AN FRONT ou~u:x_ 642 ::;,o days 546-1081 e~. stS-8031 aft. 6 '=------.,~,..,---...,...,-,,,,.-,-.,-=c-.,,,,-...,..-' I cpl, drpt{!'patio: 1st Ii la1t ----~----81 u. ~ or l3?-«&'I,
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DELUXE 5 un!ti, 3 nr, 2 8&, EI~ C\_RJSO Vllla~. :z3 Olilei To order 1ny or all of the expanded "Stell & Find' ook1, lllO + cln dcp 968-7202. !..EASE ti BR. 3 B; r...__, ·•xt 23.L.
NE\\'PORT SHORtS, ., BR, O\\'nerT unit . 1 AIC. sood E. of San Jual'! Caplstnino. numbtri 2 1h1ough 7, send r cen t• for c1ch, n1~kint thcck~ l '3'°'n"'H"°.-+.,-,D"F."'N-C.°'iae~>-.,1~_rd"',°"~.,d~I fflnl mi ale \, v1ie~!;
pr\\'. 11htdy. corntr . Jot, location + te.rri1s. 2 BR. mtn. cabin, 1 acre., p3)'•blc 10 "Seek&: find," l11r>Tcl .. 11r;1111 Syndll"a1c. Add re»: k pets o.k. $295. tno. Linda water/adnr, J>vt. J> arty p.,~~~I~~· "~2!!·
SJ0,000. 6-ll).....W6 or 642-3099 YEAGER RLTY 5.'51-41TI view. $28,000. Ownr. !>48.{)358 lttt•n in <'•re nf thi~ n~111-,11~ptr. 5'5-7444 or 962-~. $500. 8!7·3375. A\•a.U lmmitd. sit-mt •
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BEJ\UTl}'\JL Not\b ''"""' Coron1 dol Mo.r 3122 1 Dono Point 3IU Newport -h ' U6t CHOtc• M'INI WARIHOUill . * NIW IUILDINO * ?.!:fF. ANIMAL CONTROL [ -_. _ ,r.rl
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Ulllltr room. Ai AVA!i.-1•1Mlo•<'Y!Br, OCEAN Vu d•iux 2 BR. 2 p•au JI....,__ LMl•l'RONT N --In -1-1600 1600 -.~ ion>ltfi-8' 536-Zlt '=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiillii!!ij;iJ toridialonlrc. l>auo. Gl!lragt-, J ~ )~~r ,; wlit . Pool. BA. turn-unturn. $2SO iq>. "!ll"" •-..rvai LOCATIONS 0 _.,.,.. or Ht1t _, • • • _,,, • ·-Wck' ot H ·• ~ 1 > ~
Nr, achoola. Free US!! or tent.led patio, tri)ic. ChUdrtn j lrg ttt nn, aub-pr. lnin\ed, APAIJMENTS VERSA LLES ~ ~ $'1.58 ' per ~ tt. ,S Phue ponr, nr1 ANlNAt. A$i~: t.EAJJ'Jo-. 8abJ1lttlnt '°°'
comn1unlty pool. \Vaier &. v.·ch .. 'On1c. 6 nio. n1ln, lciue. ocx•. 2-lill La Pu: Rd. ... ~ I .:=~~ • NIW~ St HB 8*· 'C~A NIA * :a~. apaytna a~ NEED A nAeYSrM'ER;
cable TY. prn ld. $296. 1no. S!50. 6-14-9-1.'iO days or G'T3-4301 till 5. ~2958. Oii .,., · ALLSP~· .. 890 c..:~ $115. Uo.-:o:J neuterlria: lnfonn., 536-~13 .~uu. TlMt: yy tlOME
IC!tiae, Ml-S151. Avail Aug. ~:!I e\'ea. Huntlnvton Beech 3UO l.uxwy apubneal llvbta; , ON nu: LAKE -· • • 'l::. neule.r\ni inform ~13 * "~ • 1'1· CHEER.fl.IL 2 Br garage --ovel'klolrinw tM 11...-r. Eh-At & 11th Coot Plau. ,....,,,. U'.lO "I· ti. Private 0 lot, ANIMALS rMP()UNOED Jo
UKE ne1v, 2 BR., 2 ha., den, 01·,1. J''' ~110, "'""'· fri•. .1o" $1.MM.,000 heal.th -7 ~• A--·'-A,.,.., "'·-Off'--• ..,,. 11 -OVtf'head door. ~· l~.000 Lab n\lx Bl~k Male lu1IMll S1rvlc11 600t ·-·~oe. .,. "· ~,:_..::.·.~8~.~7..,~ ~" ' Sq. n. lmniedlate ~ep/L&b mix, Tn. M =="-"-'-"-"=-dbl. lltl r., po,tio: face11 pool gatagt', storerooin. Only ON BEACH' •WinuiUna pOols, l llahted • --.,.... .. ._,.. o ~·~ .,. BOO''""EPING SER VIC~: IU'('a. 1325. Pork Udo, N6; $2'";JO. v.·/lse. Xlnt Joe. 01>t!n • u.n.i&· courtr, phu mile. ot Acre Lake wl'l'tw.·r-rtna . C B 'RT N ....,.r,.,...,.., Lab mht ~plec, .Blk, M/f Sn••l~I B"'I-" S-·laJ'·i-. R 11 642-&311 1..1-le traUa .... i.:... abut F-·--alna-'.' -·~Doi'-· NIWPORT, · 1. IACH · _..AR. 11~ lrlah Seiter. Red, F ... '"' ....... i. ea OT dally 12·6. Gl2~i Jasnline, 2 BR Unfum. ·Fr. $269. .._.. • ...... , • .....,. ,.. ,....._, .... l..aoat ~·v Au. Tax1.11, 30 ye at' 1 1 S BR condo P.flsslon Viejo. t,;42·!1367. · Cove-• P·"·t••. Lari• fleboard. ctoqlaet. Junior 11 Oubboule, Gym. Saunai W•, , ·'trpl·.X~ oatcaiRri ·Cotta M•' ~n ~~ed B~. Blk, F "'"""',,tience. ,., ~~ Cl __ h.. L"'d & ·~ ...... ... fJ'OCn S214 50 -·i.i ... allo 1 "'olal ....... ,.. • ,09e w~ c., ..... -r.• v. · ......... ker mlx, Blk, M ~ .,........v.;io ..,....... garage. "' ii • LARGE new' "" -....... 2 Ba H•"l•d Pool. Sa"""" a-• ,_, , .•• ~:::-~-~· and '' .,.;;.,..·,~v -,, NEW M 1 ·--ft ol
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pe 0 · .... a. ,,. ''°" or du11lcx. So. ot Cit lh\'y. All Recreation Room J.mory town ._. Eltc-ADUL Tf'" view.or bol.ta: • wa.ter. ~ 'often. JOii 3,Pbaae pwer, Terri!! mlx, .BlkJwll!, ~t computet•bed ~at.en1. any
1 837.00SO cxf 231· new appliances, clpsc to HUNTINGTON trlc kltcbeu. prtya .. padae Sorry No Pet1 -1111 OfwtW, llltr tfUb .... xbit-loc nr SD Tettlii' mix. 'Bt\in/t&n. p. • -pijb.111.)'0ut ""4 p aa·teu-p .
I i.T:..:rtw=nhou=::'•:;..:.P.:•:.:••:_.::3500 r'too'" &-school .. Fro"1'3 ~o" PACIFIC "'balcooleo,..,....... dra· a.c111W ·,· • I • Ir'• '7Mlit trwi'· ~· lllr.' Forbo•· Shollio mite, Blk/tan, >' 49ti-71ti9. 1· -.-., l'ear wut a • pertes. &\lbterranean put....-, 1• • • ,.-... Owrir. · Wlreh&lrTe1T.,Cold,F I
j1 LtownlEASE llun3Ub11g12on1, ~~1·bol;lll' 613-0930 days, 6T:.-1076 e\res. 7ll OCEAN Ave., H.B. bl&' with Pwaton. Opdonal freml$17J ~-mo. Rent•la W.ftilld .... Beqle mix, Trfr Female G•blMt M•k~ 6014
) iotuie · r. J ""• poo NE\V, spacklus, deluxe 3 Br, tTI<I) 536-1481 maid lf:l"rice. Juat :.th of ent• ,.,.. ' · · GelJll Shep. Blk/1Uwr, F CABINETS, Bo&t w 0 r k,
I boat slip outside m11ln avall 2 Ba "'alk to beach m Ofc. open 10 am-6pm Daily t~&lhMl lalaQd .t Jambcine 3700 Pl-Dr WORKING Mom daq:hter SbailY T.rr Brwn male 111.tUce wood coY'd ootloii. 7-26 846-0001 shopplng. Avail. Aug. 1st. \\'Ill.JM.I iWALTERS ro. and SU Joaquin HWa Road. • q, wnt ~ 'about,.,$1S) Ba111etttwirtht PuR.1es E'ree ell. Reu. &l&-5219.
Dupl•x•s Unfurn 3600 $395. Adults. 61~29111 Telephone 'tnt) &ft-1900 714-151 tMlll , weu Behawd PERMAN-Lab mix, Yellow, nwle
BEAUT, ocesn vie"·· 3 Br, 2 fell• renl91 lnlonnatklllll ' ENT. Helen ~ $41).DXi, Lab mlx, 'Yt'Uow, nWe (•reenter 6015
COSTA J\lesa. 2 BR .. ~our Ba, bllris. garage. p\1 beach CHILDREN ~ MS-t1036. CockApoo, Blk nlle PATIO _ Covera It Decks.
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642-3120 615-46.19 UtU 0. cl 'slSl Lse encloi;ed ' play area. A trplc f\Jrn. 1500 Yfly .& ~ RENT Co.ta Mea. Hai'bor . "'~ _,0 • Seltt'r tl'tbt; Tri ~ Rea, jf
Apartments Furnish.d ~u~~. No ;!_~ 67~114 . rcdch.ilccod"rat~~'C.'a,"?:. ...... Bel•~!.'. . 8AYFft00 ~-Ar•• at Adinu. Be a 11. Uf u 1-IUO, __,a.o ,· <kode, &w.it/wht, fe male ltEMODEL. ADD-ON, GfJt
""" .._..., --.--3 BR :! ba unt 14-b Yrty 2 Ii 3 s:trina. Oltl&. drpl, modem. Alt,. mu 1 I c , MiM;lll•n Rent•f1 4'SO -· CATS --CONY. Cuatom I: new
Balbo. Island 3706 Costa Mesi 3824 beaut. landscaped. OoR to ST.EPS"ro· oc~•N utilltlel',.pe.id., Bldns, laun· jallitorlal, C1asa A. Walker _ SHORTllAIR OOMESJ'lCS oonat. 25yn: exp, 1tee t.Jt,
shopping &. & c h o o I 1 . -dry taclllties. Rec. roon1 &; Lee ffid&:."Call Genre HW, TRAILER park a}>aCe Blaclrlwbite, male &-la.-3439 ' YEARLY 2 BH up.;t11irs
Bayfront. $310. 1no. Con111.
f11rn, dl'hes. ctt. A\•all .
SCpf. 6~2290.
Ball>oe Penlnsule 3707
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1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM
556-4150. 2 BR., l ba.., tum. $.1llO Yrl)i w/pool table, IJTn room, 551--0138 or~-rent. No. ~ Beach i, T~pe. mate GENERAL & FlNISl-1
Fiilil\I $139. % nli. to beach. i :~ ~ ':'. Wlf. = i~ :'d~i ~·no b!:ta. ~ (ORONA DEL MAR Nr. ,i.nvy, Cal 631~ =~~~Wie~~ Doon~= hung BEAUTll-~UL POLYNESIAN CORONA DEL MAR Bristol, Cmta Meu. 565-6700 Nice carpets, drapes. view , Black/il"t')', female · Sntl jolll ok call Bud 89-1·4858
. 6 POOL.S. TENNIS, PRIV. 2 BR. Iba, unt,, S2'15 lrly loea.tion, yet cenu,t). 15Cl.Sq. [ -JI•) AND OTHERS 536-2513 FENCESGATES.S'l'EPS . P \Tio Garden AP I' n .. $350./mo., 3 Year teue. · , •w=;;;-•1-.,.,-.,.,-.,,--7-c 1
• Phone Jan1e1 ,B. Wood 1• _ • ST computer mod~e RAILlNGS..OEC~ETC.
I BALBOA INN Split Level .& .. ti Unf. I 8Saano23s. jacuzzi, 2car prk'g. -°"'llf:t/Broker, 6'i5-6(0) ~ • . Z??"Thltl ... abou~ 8%"xll'' wrapped n 1--"""'"°"""'":;'"'°•v"";::·'==-I · Under renovation k rt~-"t" I ·t&-13 • -615-ltif , Builrteis uppe,r 5005 pluhc. l.Dat en route to
I decoration,_sun1mcr, \\'inter · AVAIL NOWJ, 12 BLOCKS to beach. $235. 2 licm1C'!'!,CM11.11~~l-" ~ ' Anaheim b'Om C.OCta Mfltill ~~~r:Jw.~~y
rentals. 615-8740, , , · BR, 11~ bo, enclosed gar., _ ._.... n•-DESK. lpace avafJablc $50 , 1t * 'l. *'' via Newport &:: ruwrslde CAHINt."'TS 66-l90Ci. !. YEAR!..\' 3 BR. Vct'Y clcnn ~ bltns, dish\\'aBher, v.·et bar, __.. JPSACWtlO p_w:J. Y.'~ provl4~ fuml.ture \. C•rol AICOJ'n 'Fwy. Retum ·1 real fy
!2 Olk 10' Bay & 0c£'an. '$Z75'. FE~TURtNG : ~ . child ren & pe1s OK. \Valk to Ne= •---· ••--'---IOn at $5. mo. A.n s wt' r 1 n I 3152 Siclly A've. appreciated. Contact Andy IRVINE CARPET CO j n1o. 673-6055 or 673-9045 Loft• Bedl'OOn1!> e f rplc s • n1arkel. Red Carpe t -..... -.. servt~~ avat!ab1t'. 1 7815 Andersen 542.4321 * * 30';"0 OFF * *
2 BR 1 BA In' 1 I Ccran1ic lile kitchens e ~x· Real tot• S.JtH!836 NEW RT VIL'• a •I ti, 211 ·eeach mvd., HuntinKlon Cott• Mei• • ' 552-87Z
, w er. ise to sed B Ccil' t: -• 2 Ill ,; Den Beach. ttl-4321. You IU't' the winner· of 1'XlUND kitten on Andros St.
6016 ocean: Dsh~v1u:. I~-roon1s. ri'osed ';.~los ~ngs?!r i~ '~~w ~~k.2 bl~fw~;"' ~~ Tad~~~a ll'rom $175. $435 1501 WESTCLlll'F DR; TWO FREE TICKETS ~~:amv~~~t 3 ~~· o\1~: C..-pet Service
$220. incl util. tir;r-8.)3] many other Con\·enienccs. an1enlties. 314 18th Sl. & 3BR, 2IM wtth ample N,E\vPoa.·r ~cla.I Cenft'r to life brov.n strlpea, dk feet, blue JOHN'S Carpet I: UphoJ,atery
Coron• del Mar 3722 Adults only. OPEN house 8 to 5 Sat paricing spaces. All bl.tiqa, MesGVen:le hit& AdarN tu.~· Office. Spece .:GLING 'BROS AND eyes. Wearing nea collar. Ori sham p 0 0 . r (Soil
FOXX DEVELOPMENT crpts, drps, d/v.', ps lilove, 540-1800 CALL ON-SM'E AfANAGER BARNUM i BAILEY ,.:,,..._~::.::;.,· ~~-~~-Retardanll). 0egre4.!lt'n & HAYLOfT APTS. Sl\IALL 2 BR. upper: utll.
pd. $210 l\lo .. yearly. Quiet
married cpl, no p e I s .
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CORP. (714) 536-4250 lOmin.lromFtiblon laland. <·114> 642-llll ext. 246. CIRCUS LOST, Irish Setter, 3 mo all oolOl' brighteners & 10
-NEW BEACH-APTS-hot v.-'B.ter J>Qid. pvt .-oos, FROM $169.50 * l MO. FREE RENT * at ti1e lem, White & red collar. ans minute bleach ror wbite
283 AVOCADO SOl\1E \VITTI OCEAN VIEW REC ROOMS, heated p:>Ol, Fum &:: untum. I...arv:e No lea.se ~. Dix. o~ ANAJIEl?tl • .. l\laggie" Vic: Shorecliff. carpets. Save your money
COSTA MESA 1·2·3 BDIUt /ADU LTS liaunaa. gym, lounge &: c~·t,~~orlfA~PTS adj. Airporter Hotel. 55c Sq. 1CONVEmION· CENTER CdM, JW\\·ard, days &l2-68aO ~lll~~i:u~ ~~ d=
64r "143 12cl 8th. SI. &IO-SW2 BBQS. n• .,0 _"7 Ft: incl. AJC, fuU services. 800 W. Katellil, Anaht'lm 613-&832 f:'\'eli. &. hall 115 Any tin
12 Noo~o i pin 2 ·BR, 2 BA, 1 n1Ue trom Sorry~~ts Pool-Rec Rm·Elt'ValOchllr·Sec. ll'i2 DuPoot, Rm. 8 Please call 642-5618, ext 333 LOST vie. or Newport ~.couch $10. Chair $5. lj
Beach, v.·/v.·et·bar & blt·ins. 15'19 Placentia Ave., N.B. a:ate-dv.:shr-:1ldults-dren 83J..a22;J c9 . til · nooft) to claJm •)'OW' ttckelll. IUverla townh.ouse.1 n1lnia. yn . exp. is what count• not
Cost• Mete 3724 l\lon. lhru Sun. · $2'10. n"IO. 963-1688 o r U/up. 525 ' Victoria, cor. PaESTIGE SUi'Tis-* · * * g~ [IC!Odle. Lower front method. l do work myseU.
l-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;,,;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~ S.n Clemente 3176 l:larbor Bhd.; O>sti.f J\lesa. . N~RT .. BEACH \\'ANT TO GO inLo bwllness? teeth missing. Call alt Gpn1, Good ref. 531--0101.
LOVELY 1 Bl~. patib, nicely
(urn. l !a Blks to beach.
$190. mo. 673-6101.
1• Off lhe Beaten Patl! I LARGE 2 BR ""dlo. Ccuplo. 2 BR, I BA Rooms 4009 Jlinl ~ .• ample f!Ukfn&. -plant ...... swtabi• 645-145.,, Re.,.rd! L&R Crpt Clnn. H8' $21.95
' Infant OK. No pets. $157.50 Stove/refrig. Some .!...()(.'nn ~ 26 des l rt'i ~.~~·,Harbor & for rlijli\y r eb.ted LOST, 14yr n1ale Gray Rm $4. St:m lute $39.9'J, Sora Ambassador Inn
BRAND NEW
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SINGLE s:ruDIO APT
SPECIAL \Vf.:EKLY RATES
2'l77 Harbor Blvd.
Spacious.Adult Garden Apt5. Warner & Beach. 8-114"0 view. No pets, Small child roonunat'e t~ share apt. ~·." ~· · =~=·Panct~~~t t;'U~ YOZ'kshlre Terrier. \Vearing ~n::•:::·95::·..:G:.:u::ar:.:·,,:716-5c:::::l::70,_=~ : ~i:::0~1sliJ~h~~~~; ~~~AN/moFRONTJ:.~•,maliy~~.. okay. i21'58.R t IA PC.0;...,,8:?,x l&t, Westminster, ~pp J"OOT ' nio lease, ti:i Npt. Blvd., ,~::nd:., Rh~~~to~ili~l : Ceillngt 6011
* Lrg Pool & Gas BBQ's 8.12.'ffi.w ~r ru:: 536-l ·i'ii ..... StoVe/re""'"· No pets. Small ·ROO •. M,_S ·s~ .. ~ u'p •'th 4,(0) sq· fL En~ .buiklina: N~.B.,,oww& ,·be'",~f~"'.~ .. to'· Adan1s .. 5J6..32.t9 •\VILLARD .eninUna:, fie_w_ * Pr ivate Patios hild ,.-• ·~ Both • &a -,..,. ' "" crpta:, dfPj, redecorated. ..... .....,. FOUND -, Black &,, ""\\1lite acoustical cell, repairs & l & 2 BR's. $170-ilSJ 2 BOR.i\f, closed garage, C · .,_,: l .~PW kltchelt. fJO, wk 1up .apt. , :WO .Placattia, 6~4 2-4 0.9 7 _64 __ l99_or 6~2234___ •••ppy. u~1·um s'••. 4 whitll -"A2-S71" Cosla l'oteSt• 6~5-4840
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Gas & \Yater Pd -Child & smaJl pet OK. $105. cloae to ahoppma:, v.'lllldJli: , ~ or 645-3961 · 833-2616 -.... nacu ...... drywall, No. 281038, V'I a
Encl. Garage 1l47-i1149 or 9&'2-7631 distance to beach. a.1911;_ ·* ROOM FOR qi wtirkin&: ~=~---~-~1• Liquor Stens-li) ~Seems to 'have been Cement/Concrete 6019 . I·
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$30 WEEK & UP LA MANCHA APTS. \\rAI..K to beach. 1 BR, l RA, 492-4195;. 492-0SOl. pt Nr ocean. Beaut. new WESTCLIFF DR. Newpcirt e .Orenp hi .... , Trm1 tJ58i. Cropped t a i I ·
718 Scott Place, C.l\f. lltJO. 3 BJ\ 211 ba '~"" SPACIOUS . _.,...._.__, ~-1910 .~h,. ~ sq. rt-: with Air, e Hehn Mft-P•tentecl s.t~ ST A til PED con c retc,
: *Vdt ~;J~~~-e Avail . &12-2007 n10. 8~ ~e:rt '-· 3 BR, 2 BA. Carpets, mrne ~=;~roo:; restrm facll· ins.vat:.,~& I:~~;• S.llNe* Mft. (As1eti) 'f.OS'!; Pea.ti neckla~, single t?:~to:.i l~~ks~ r Jtl~~
•Phone Service -Htd. pool Park-Like· 2 BR, 2 BA upper, bltn gas dra~. Kitchen b It · ins· Wes. Over 40. $65 mo. i2(1. 642-0:m · HOL"'1•L~a"us''i•NnlEodSS ~· ~~~tai12e~~ ways. 640-049. • Children & Pet Section Surroundings t1Ulie, c~, <lrpl, mo. mo. Enc garager:.n Laun d r >' Security. 548.5331., . · PE.LUXE OFFICES ~D-Reward. ·~259;; 2376 Newport Blvd .. Ctif ' B $41-7929 • lacll. Walk to beach.A stq>-.. ~ . , ~ .... 'Mon-··--th 66-CJ.70 SALES 540-0608 cusroM CEME""rfl' WORK l<AO_n-7:~ -"•= • .....,, DELUXE &: 3 r. Apts. .. 1~~ ' 1\001\f to man ,fro. rnonthl3. .lllo\IUI;......, .ir---·-, ... LOST· Seal . I s· . p ·~ Dr' Waiki
""""'""' or ~ Pvt Patios -Htd Pool 3 BLJ<S to bch, 2 BR, trptc, ...... m+UO days • · &16-9136< 275 Fk>'ftr , st. N.ewport.Beach WELL E8t&bliabed Bicycle neuttred m:.v.·e~1fiei 'C;u ~v~4 *SUS CASIT AS* Nr. Shop'g · Adults only. dshv.·sr, encld gar, IOOry, 8 f98-1.019 eves 8 . Co&.\a Mesa Realonornics. Blas. ftt5.6700 Sbop West ~e County. collar; vie. Mesa Verde l -CEMENT-='-".=e"1oc:ck::=:W:...or~k-.
J\Unutcs to Ncv.1>0rt Beach. Martinique Apts. sz;.:J. mo. Joan, lm-Gl.3.1. WALK 10 beach! New apac 2 }\OOM tor v.uridn&: v.unan NE w po RT c ENTER Lta~ing rnlket. 0 w ne'r M0-9155 Walla, palioi, aldewlllks
Bachelors & I Bdrn1. From 1177 Santa Ana Ave .. CM OCEAN 2 blka, 1BR unfunt, BR. 2 BA. Encl ~· pool only. Kit privp, ~. Ground Floor Law SUite, ~~-flS, .OOOWri.tep~~-~1.1,_~ ~FD~U°'N'=o'", -,,~M~ai~,-,s;'"·a-me-se etc. Hy br. or job. 646-6915. $1~ \d 1•0 oo -·~ . .,,0 >love relrl" d/w frpic . •-• • W/D flt))' ·-~1 , i I d ~M-let c ""'111" · .._....,.,. ino ""· / u ""' ,_._ ...... Algr Apt ll3 ~ • .... • • OQJ. Vlfl\lo' • .$240. 496-0016 , ..-. • mo. -... P• .. n e ~ e , 6 ...... .,_ ..... , ad No. 204, c/o Dally Pilot, kluens in the 251.h block, Contractor 6021
Newport Blvd .. C.l\1 . NEWPOft'.'D-b'lll", 536-8142 eves, 53&-0714 S•n Juan . Xlro\.._ ~..,BR w/pHt B.A in f295.-'350. &tG-1222 • ~P.O. Bo>t-1561)., O>sta Mesi, Santa Ana Ave., Ollila
l BDRl\I. large, idea.I for APAR~MENTS NE\\'. lrg, 2 BR apt., yard. 3171 DantiPolnttomatUttlad)'. N~T ~ C _E?;TER, Ca~ _ Alfia.-~lco.>. GERWJCK 4Sol1BldgContr.
bachelol"s. Adult!i. $16;). & I \Valk to Huntington Center, c ,..,.atreno ·~ . E.ec Re<iRt-Secty 500 Sq •==~~---~~~I =~"'=-'-"""'~-.,.,--7. Add remod Sl. lie li!.114321
$175.1900 Church. 5-18-il633. 2 BR. Uni $145/ 1'.10. $160. mo. n4:1128&64H... Sum -. ~I -rt A~ ~ w.'.of38 ~TWO R etail es1tablls.~ ~~~:~~ot-carat kmed·eys1,Cll101 6T.!-OOU, 50-2110 UTILITIES PAID M....., A I-2 B", 2 !!a div Pn\CEFUL0 San Jq_ua 2 + mer Inf• I _.,..,._...,...,_:__ ~ • _..._ _ ~-store1_. r.,-o Ut fuuu ""'..-..-, -"-Y\OA"' --'""'"'°"°''-"'"""--\\'-ANT Privacy! Lg. l bl'. AClults. No Pets """'1""" ·• ' ~ den, i:islfwhi'; pool, iundeck. · · · ~ · restaul'llfllJ. One nla:ht club, centtr . 'a>U -Westclilf Or. JACK Taulane, p a t I o 11 , •'"',-~ ~f~~1f: _a_?~1ts, ~ ~~· 2ai Ncv.·port Blvd., Ci\t ~ls~~riS! ~. ~-$238. 56-51.M ~... DANA Point· tum l Br, f15. 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB eo5ta Mesa. . i=""'"~;c";c"'-o-~=7':'-,-re.inod. add. Lie. B-1 26907:.1
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"' .... ~· CaJI &12-7678 S.nt A HIO wk. 2 Br $95. wk: Cose to ~ ... ~ 2300" •·It. SANO & SEA.REALTY FOUND: Ladies Wristv.•atch. "•::t,_y.;.W;.oay"-'Co'°'-. '42-17· =..:':.:03.o.·-=I
LGE 2_ Br furn ::.1>1. Close lo BACHELOR. & Loft, uW . Irvine 3144 ., · • na beach &:: marina. Al •o Agt, 541~ 6'ffi..8800 in I,,aguna Hills ma I I .Dot Grooming 6025
shopping. Adult~ only, no paid ~ jacuzzi C/O CHILDREN . montblyratea. $-953.5 OFFICES C SUUn. Central L'O VELY BOUTIQ U'E ~830-::' :c!:983::'-l =-~-~=
pets. lnq. l791,1, Rochester re~ & ·&-ara~Ei. i adWi PARKWOOD AND ADULTS LOVE NEWPOJ;tT BEACH; Ocean Joc.:ad pwklna:. lSe, ~.ft. _eeJtceful, ·beautiful ·San FOUND:· Jo,en1 . Hound white
BAill!EbOR studio unit, util. only, yrly. 393 Hamllton, C.-New Adult· & f.emity PARK Pl-AL\ II view, .3. BR, avail. l '!k li&lOO • E 18th. -C. M. Oen1ente:-i*XlO. • ( 714 ) ,w/black spots. v1C. Irvine
pd, centl'a l Joe. $140. · nlO. 1'1. i160/19a. 6 4 5-4 4 11 : Apt 2 &: 3 BR apb. only. ~uly 27 .. Aur. 3, $250. 5t8-1129 .. 49'.l-1731; •. ~r 6 pm 548-3Q87 ,
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_Dreperle1 6027 54S-T952 6'12-l.960 2·3 BR's Fron1 ~Zio tifo. Bit. Play Area , GT":>--1"35 or 646-410lbl -'N·E 'flc,P. P'R T· ;B•.E AC H, :::_~W ....1. '~•-FOUND: Cennan Shepherd, 1 BR, encl palio, carport 6 LRG 1 ·RM -bachelor apl, in i·ange, garbaae disposal, 1Pool, jacuzzi, sauna W. NEWPORT, 1. t :ocean .. Wntc1itt Dr. 800 _*1 tt: ~y •nf..,_ --Blk & Tan. Vlcty. Back
I mos lse. $155. mo. call freshly painted, crpl'd, rD'. tlshv.'hr. Deluxe shag crpl'&, Rec. clubbquse • pool. Sips 8. Xtraa. ~Z ~./rno., ~ 1 yr, , ~-. . r Bay 979--3522 ori 494-9531
67:f..513t O.C.C. & shops. See .9 Draperies. ~ClpR<I aay-care mlt Pl'kl:. Immac. ReatonaWe. ~.Gene Hill. $100,lm. SECURED ~ lit F~'D· W Leh v · NB
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BEDSPREAllS •1':'-~12 984 El cam1no or 17Ii60 J rd 552-0000 · From Sl85. Call 962-6a)1 or 961-{M38,. aUI'. ~ 2 TD on prime property. •• · a • ic. · ·
Dene Point 3!2~ eall :f.173 aft S pni. . o an Ave. PARJ( PLAL\ II 2 BR. frpl, 2 BA,· NJ'. pal1t, ~~~~tu:~~ Value _onr $200 ,00 0. 9!&6214 btwn 61: 8 Pl\f. l • 2 BR ne11•ly deror:tted. $2:50. J :1ARBOR VIILA APTS. \\~~· p~.g~j=-' ~j I05 Wut Steven1 beach I: bay. $200 "1ok. 3606 Rm. -XUO!l ' copier. Near BorTowtr. record xlnl . & FOUND: on 7·13, Bla~k niale
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I Util included. Cable TV. SQUEAKY CLEAN? & rec. Util's pl pd. 12'10 mo. {OlI Sllnllov.·er Park 1.n. NB. 673-0413 0 C Airport ·83J..3640. clear holdinp auhltanf Ual. Ppoclle, nr Garfield 4 ~"t!M 4~"1"' · , ·.Pl ) · ·· · • • No risk, ttouble ree• Brookhurst 963-3892. El '" _, "---1 JIN' .... or ·"""'""· Unfurn 1 &. 2 Br -pa.UOS. 1 551-2632. Near So. CSt aza. NPT. BCH. 2BR h~ slefl* FR.OJI\!' otfioe, IJ.'OUDd floor. l.nvelitment. Ratt' I: tenn.s I ~~!!~~!!~~~~ I ec1.11cw ........ tnic ors
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)· Huntington Buch :.74_? ~21S~~~t!r ~v~~C.it.001· Laguna Beech 3141 Santa AN 545-1121 7. One b1k tO bci\. $150/wk. ~16411 Newpcrt, &Yd. C.M. Def(>lia~e. Prin. only. E.'ves 1; OJ=~~ _Re~~aJ 'i\'~"'uffl'uf~"r\'~iS't~~ ~~'T~ ~°f.;'.~?f';°-SOUTH LAGUNA ~I~ Fum/Unfum -~:.:::.;....1, 4250 -~~~ .=.;.~r:~1 50351---=--l-ll 0E"'/e""".~. °'233°'1°'~"°.=-s'-,;.'-~-,"L.l<onse"'jo=.,=.I
· 6 POOLS. Tl::NNIS, PRIV. Br. 2~aa--.rownhouses. See Leue an ultra·fuhionable .• .... 3 BDRM. house on PeM. nr. rm. $118/tno. ~llSO LOANS ~UP -TO IO% ·p
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P1\TIO Garden Apts . yellov.· pages for amenities. 2 lir, 2 Ba apt overlooking ~._.~ lDth ·St. beadl. S::OO. wkly. ButiMH Rent•I _ 4451 ld TD lo ' 1"°"", · 1 . Furniture 6041 Saunas, ja1..'UZZ.i, 2 car prk'g. Villa \rest Apts, 75.l W. the Pacific. So close to the fl 1:amllles ~f. . Day• · -1 IDS WANT TO GO into business!
8'Mi-l323. 18th. SL v.·ater )'Ou can Olp a pebble :11: on• 956-5880 XU, eves I: wkenda FOR leaae kleal salts lot ror . Super plilft shop, suitable BABY iWTI., Elden Battery
STUDIO Apt. Huntington 2 BR + den, triplex. into it 1rom the te.rra~. I &96-3082. Uled can, bGall, motor 2 d TD l fo r man Y re I a le d powered car w/chaqer.
Harbor. near be 8 {' h . Everything ne\.\' h.uge patlo Mature adullll. No pe111. 2 BR.· TO\\Tiboll.R, frplc, Baltio. Penlnlll1la, 1 h9e to hOmes, mobile b 0 m.e.. I oans bulineuea ... Lrg fnc'd be.ck Queen size bdrn1. lie!, pecan
furnished, fpk', $Z?S mo., frplc, bltns. Adit cpls. $275'. .. La~una Udo AP!· from $:il50. 1 BR. from $195. beach, 2BR 2BA, Sips 6. Compkte ~ce ~clll~1 · area, i d parking. Xlnt '$110. , ,oli::nl::"'7-· .;,64&::'..:6.::11::5;... --=oil ZlJ-596-9~79 979-3"32 .. 1755 Coast ,llighway Pool, .tennis, contlnen~ Swim Pool, Ava.II now, $3)0. Al.,. xlnt RV auctiOn. a1te: Low•1+ ret•• Or•n9• Co. mo J~. on Npt. Blvd., 1 ·G d • 6045
Duplex, l BR Sl~. I BR 2 BDRl\I IK>use.· r.tarrled · · brealdut. Separate 'family wll. -673-6640 Ottl~ 1SP4ce avail. 14bted S•ttler Mtl. C.. N.B. Owner slipping on to -•r ening
v.·ith. [)('n. i160, No pts, couplt', 1 child OK. $110. ~~r ~~=~ly. bltetl; ~~ St'j;:'laon. Close to abopplna ?>lAMMOTflt:AKESCablnfor •paved. Orwce Count)''~ 142-2171 J45..1611 big&e.r; &: , better things. Peredlse-Gerdenlng
adults, Sec. fee $75. 905 Ref.". "'I A·-do, CM. 6.,lint beach. ~2611 SI 12 R' bl bulietlt lnt~\kvl S,E. Se "-~ 21 &iz..8199 or 6T~2234 S · ii 0 ~ l tlo .. ""' ~.,.... Lease. 2 BR, 2 bas., $270. 1 rent. eepa . easona e Comer Garden Grove &:: mng naclJUl" area yrs. -'==""'o==---Pf!Cla ze •loCs ora n Alabama, 1-IB. 642--08.17 494--JMJ or 49-1-~ ntE EXCITING SUmmer ratn. 586-6158 Harbor Blvd. Call days Mra •. Cer Peol 5150 PREGNANT? & Landscape, t.1onthly
WANTED * ELM GARDENS l\PTS OCEAN Vie l BR, Adults PALM ME~TS Rental•,._ -Laro.4-Tue ... • ·('Tl"' ~,,..,'}. •'lMO _ ~.!:~~.~.!._c&o n tid e n l ia I Maintenllllce &. Sprinkler
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!'<--.••Ml --Har~Je"fvd~~. G~r~~ CAR POOL. Ne;;;J:'.rt-On to counse.Abortlon'"" c1o"','io'n'"'•· Repalr:-Ciill 642-8649~ 871\ .•::.l!A "2607-SOl~, ISS,-'MINU't£8-ro • • a •
\/".......... Adult Section. 171 E. mo., Bach, l & 2 BR. trotn St.sl ROO]d;r.lATES needed to Grove. W. L.A./Bev. HU . A.M. &:: k . • SP RINK I.. ER Syslent5
Lagun• Niguel 3752 2'lnd St, C.ltl. 6!12-JM:i Lido Isle 3156 Adults, No Pm. llhare.5 Br, 2 ltOr)' houae. lri NEWPORT SHORES P.1\.1. bri. GftibJe. Ph: ~~ G4Hl3G expertly de 1 I a:n e d & i' • I I
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-SPACIOUS 2 Br. bltns, crpla, l.5b"'l Mesa Dr. H.B. Bdnns untum. 5 mln. 6100 W. Cat. Hwy, Newport.J;j;673-i;;j1J03ii;jjj"' .. (ji21jj3;j;)jj27i......,iiilii' SPIRITUAL REA~ER Glnu"aarall~:_ ... Qual..&_ WEoarl k • \VEST NINE condo. 2 Bil., 2 drpr., pool. 1rplc, gar. LIOO ISLE . Dranw.tlc view (5 bib from Newport mrd.) to S.O. F'w)'. Working '100 IQ ft atoft' ipace sult·JI · "" 1...:u "'"""'
•BA. \Veekl.v or yearJy. Adults, 00 pets. 376 \V. u 0 .. , • \"ate,rront !BR. '~ndo. 546-9880 people, references. $1).0. · • · • ~ Open 10 AM to 10 Pf.J 968-1622 '~1~ 4~8871 --v "' ....... ....,. , ... ., iut utll Incl able for tttall bualneas or I l[S] Ad·"-oo all n>atters. ~N ,,. I•--h ~3769 CJ\1. . Apt. $400. Mo. lnc6. Utils. No LINVE on s."" -CA ~ A~ ... Au.s. bt.' Call Jorn; 9Cl'Vice .. Avail~ lmmed. .Liil • ,_. 3UvN. El Cainino Real 549-2015
ewpor -c $UO. lBR Duplex. ?.larried pelli. By ov..ner. T:>--0534. ewPOrt ach, ·• . after 7:30 pm 968-6233 JlARBOR MANAGEMENT · San Clementt', For appt. J\tow &:: Edge/Or Complete
$35--WK UP. l Br. 2 Ba. & :f1e·96800~.B~~o~:.rs·17t~ Mesi Verde 3163 ~fe~~w~~ a~ ·WANTED: Young, attt . COMPANY INC. call 492-9034 492-9136 Cleanup11 -20 years exp.
Bach. Color TV, nlaid serv. ~~ 8 HOl'otE ATl'o10SPHERE Conlact Chris Hollld.Q at v.~ to share 3BR apt at .,...,. SQ, FT67 . ...-o"'·· in ,.,__._ Lott & Found 5300 Co n f J !:~~!nnauon , ___ GE_O_R~G_EHM __ IPTO~_N __ , pool. 'M:IE l\fESA, 415 N. Dcl 2 3 •·n1a1 01 Balboa Bay Club. · (n4.) the lbch. S73-75El6, IUck or ~ UK....: ........,.. REL. College atude11t ne<!ds Nowport Bl .• N.B. ()46.9681. UPPElt 2 Br. Cpts, drps, ~e &:: BR. ·~ c <'-.IC UV'll\. Ex!. ~ Daw. Mesa $95.. COU111f:ling &:: referral Cl I ·-Rot ~ I <' nl No 3005 Mare Ave ~103f ..._........, -' f • APCARE '~-A• N n. up, •'-"•• & o ,,.,..,... \VATERFRONT, trtt boat mg oven. "_am. c. y. ' BEAtrrlFUL 2 BR. PooJ EMPLOYED refined li.dy to 646-21.30 FOUND: Fem Siamese cat, • .......... .,. · on-Exp./Gard.encr. $43-4$41
, dock. 3BR furnished. Siet"P!l pell. i1so. 758 _Shalimar. Mislion Vlei.! _ 3167 cka-lo ahopplng_~ 'lh&rit In)' home.'.. $1SO. OBI lnCluit;l•I ltentll 4500 youni, recent mama. f2ncl Protil Agency, &J2..4436. anytlnie. •
--8. -Sy v.·k, n"IO or yr. --548-0358---line D'1 Pomona C.M. Abo hdieeplnt for bill:ch. ---4 I: Rl'Vtr Ave., N;B. 6'13-8S16; WffiOWER,...,, 58, ";iam.-e Bob FINE EDGE
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6T":>-6l69 774-4384 1 BR unrurn._stovc & refrig 3 ·BR cOndo l\tission Viejo. ~ ' 67T5105. ' MO'lE NOW TO FOUND: Black Lab mix, 5 5'11'', 170 lbs. Owns home, Yard f.faincnance Servlde
OCEANFRONT-$l~?~reNI mhkildrage cpl 16or ~~5~~~ 83~= LRG 1 BR, pio!, nr. Shopl, LADY ptruioner to ah&re MISSIOfiJ \ill~ ~lOl.N .. 81.JC ,!0~,!18 Vk. 3lrd a:ood job~ ..,Teetto sinoed 1re Cleanups/Hauling. MS-3625
YEARLY •-rv .... ,.. 0 c 1 en or pe · ext ZJI. adlls/no pets, ·Util pd. boine w/Mme. call eves-or Of'flCES .. l;Rwna .,._ · · ,,.,,......_, WOmAn ............ ,_a e,
3BR, 2bR. $500rno., 642-6793 SHSlA2-584RP! & CLEAN. 3 2 ~BR condo, A/C. $2'15. 1884 1'.lonrovta, .CM 5*-0336 •eekends 8f1-l!m .fOI SQ, FT," FOUND: Kitten. Vic. Harbor 534-4622. Ant. J A p A NE.SE GARDENER·
U f A ail 8 "" .. o. Cla lfi-' Ad' Call •-~ •-u idle Item• with a Dally Induatria.I ilClO io 6ti:t oq. ft. Shopplna: Center. * PALM/CARD READER* tieanups,.., free er.tllriates, Aportmenh n um. Bedrooms. 2 b11th apt ror v · /15. ~ or 15 ""' · ,,_....,,..o 07C Call -·1&00. -....... ........ _,__ 557-6361 , AQ/REDUCTION -·"°o:.;.;;;.::.:;;;;...;;.;;;-0'-:.c... 1 s~" ., ft 1 831-6050, ext zn today! Piiot Claultled ad. 6'2-5678 Oi.)... '"-YUDU1U call for Kris Ena t i u ,
Belboi lsl•nd 3806 ease. "W· 0· e !I. or C&plstriho. ·San Diego Fwy LOST; blk., IOna: ha1r Utbl llKl Beach Bl., Stanton. 646-3310 l :;:.::;.:;:;;.;:;;;;;;;.::;.__...:.=:J=''~'°"~i•~d'°', C"ai'"-1 Ag"."'cc:n:ct 0'.'546-4:;:::":;.1 Niwport Deech 3169 to A•-, ..i.-to Camino Setttoir, female ; ·vie UCI or 527.3406 -"'==------... , ·~,. ~~::...,=-=~~-1 Experienced J•penese VACANT! Reduced to $260. DUPLEX· 1 Story, 3 BR, BAYE"RONT, BOAT SLIP STAR GAZ."'.K~ -l!C:" Capbitrano. • N'pt. ·Beach. 642-3848 PREGNANT? Th inking L•ndlC•pe O•rclener
yrly. 2 Br, shag, driis, gar, g1tr, fer yd. loc .... on Cul-de-Catalina view. Spac .. , ,Jti_t:., ~· "l.\Y R. '°lL'1' 'P f LOST ma.le Irl~ Setter. Abortion? Know all the TAKATA NURSERY 546-0724.
l3:J\i1 OJ1ul. 640-4301 . sac. $:n> .. mo. ~16 l\1wibn 2 B 2 Pool · ' ' J1' , ui•4 . NOW ... • IASIN8 ' •' Bhtl'colli.r. YU!. Fairview & f~ct,s tlnt. C.11 LIFE LINE, ~ \Vay Eve~ 640--0735 nu, r, Ba, teXT. ' M r..,; D ·1 .,..,., Gufft ....: -·~~ IMch WU • 2-1 bra. ~1 552'2 MOW & EDGE-monthl)i YRI..Y, Avail now. 1 BR. · · · · · Sec. bldg. 2 gur. Lease $$5. "v" A<"'';:"~ ,11i.. $11,,, , ,",',!.· ,',' ... /: N ill ,· ton. M8-977f. • ' • -matn.ienance vard cleanup
New. bltins. drn1>es. Call 3 BR, 2 BA, POOL mo. Carey, 6~8Ml T d f tor Sat d -... ,.. FOUND-Be:~ co Io rt' d PREGNANT? Th i.n kin g • ha .. 1,.""· "-"~e ... o "I'" -,,. ,...i, o .,.,, mt1soge , ur ,oyl 2. t·ll·'H. bo lo , Kno all h ... ,. '·"'"·eo ~ -u G1..J-3.t41 aeyllmc. fo'omily ~-ple.-:, oo pe11t. ftW. BEACJf, YRLY, AV,VL. rtedwor corr1Kp.:ind<f'IO)ol'Ml'\bli1 67 941). lq . .t't. A ,UP n.bbiL V : None I: A rt n. w I e
Balboa P•ninaula 3807 Nr $>.Coast Plaza, 979-6993 NO\V Allracth·e 3 bdrm., 2 <:1fy01Jrlodiocl:.irth>ign. . . HamilfOM t.! N~Jin(J St. Brenh\'000, C?a-1. 6-15-1834 fad.11 first. Call LIFE LINE, EXP. JAf>ANESE. KNOW 1----------11 BR+. S<-tni Jurll. No pets. 00. firepl. blt·ins. drpl, 1 ~~·-'""'~~~ ~~ll'oot-W.:1'11 FOUND kitten Flea collar. 24 ·hrs.,.Ml.-5522 {W:%°:~:r.k~ANUPS.
CUl'E AS A BUG $160 1no. 58'l °'net.St. r hse from ocean. $li0. lS09 JN-... -.JJO.O.-tJMllt<o Vlc~--Plicenlla, C, M .· '* Pj\LM/CARO READER* r~~---'==---l 2 bR studio duplcr,1 hOlJS(J Park. t!'Tf:_ ""T.17. "'W. Balboa 673-2223 '·1•·~ • ,..., J.I "--"' 61 M« ",,,_, M-1 ·-to ·-:I ft 5*-9714. ad/reduction EXP Ja~n gardener. Ul.r"V AJ.51·62 • ''"-'-' --ISS.-"14 ·~~ ,,i;.... .._ -I -lro1n~ Q1.-ean. i\(f11lls, no pets. 2 BR. quiet atniosphcre, no SEE Catal ina . A Ne1''POl'l 1!..'.,.,, ~~ ~~':... SW Santa Ana or Costa~ eu LO.n', Blue trlaftllllar key 10831 Beach Bl., Stanton. nla nlenance &:: clean up.
211 E. IJa!boa Blvd 6Mn'O pcla, $ISO. Bay from )'OUr beaut. 2BR v JI ) Oltlce A ~houtf:..Amp J:ft cur. Vle~ NC'A-port m ST 527--340& 963-111:.D
or ill~ 96S-3004 \\.'tlteriroot apt. Nt'W crpta:, Cv::' .Jt~ :;:~':""'4 "'~· "1 .. a 20t JPH \'-hot 1'&.ter-tu to'1Uversidt Ave m.4,142 E>.."P H1n~·ailan Garde~ ~~~ ~~fut~~c :r B:avTlin~stss. · 2 BR. Infant to I =al~p~V:j_=ntum. !!~ ~~'-~=.=, :!'~~J"i ~=~~REWARD: Aaa,1rallan Tr"'9I 5450 ~1;':~~~~area
J-l50. mo. yrly. J\fr. Swing, year old. 20TI \Vallace, C.M. 3 Bit, nei,vly deconted, W. :~~ !!a,. :~:;.,~ ~..n1tHM PAJllK. New M·l uniu. mi) Shtptw.rd mb-w/taU, fem. IUROPI IV ~AR EUROPEAN GARDENER.
83.>-1011 or s.ti-211)6. 646-5223RG · 2 2 1., Npt. Yrly lit. $325. Avail. I) r-. •lw...• n,_,,...., ott 11 ,f(, to llllO llf. IL lS3S \llbitdtr $.A. ~· 5*-0IU. niere II still Ume to order a Landaca.ping • tree
\'EARLY IBR, stove le LA E 2 Br, &, ,.ks S<>pt. 71h._Call 8#-1&'11 \l.'k· l'~"',;~ :1::: ~~~'""' 1~tr." ~l.,, Aw, C. M. 642-'la:M COCKA·11EL. While, orange ctr for Auaust. September reuonablt'. 642-5329, 685-14
retrig, odulla, no pe191, nr from beech. $275. Call atter <Ill)'& 8 10 5 or 87f>-0831 wk• 11w,...,_.,.., .,.,ht '•"'-t.77.,,.,, IOc PER SQ 'T cheeks, ,vtllow crnt. Bal. dtllveey in LW"OpC!, \\'e Cl I R So U·-;?;~75.673-62"', Spm.673-4618 ndo. ""'_,. •..• ,,H ... ~ ''°'"'..,.1 1 . • • lllandnMrMarine.&T.J..3259. r .. 1 ••nup 18 rv
V<I'-"' ., .. D p 3126 211"-"'""'• $GT...-,. 8011.-.c 38001q, ft.·«IO'l.Blrch.NB tuuwlle all de., la of F'REE t-;sT M&7J , 673-8 •n• oinf OCEANFRONT, >TIY l11e, l ~;~::-~;'f:J• :;~;:::.-Bllumiantner, Ast· 541..f!0.12. ,LOST embn»dernd pu1"91'.!, .c>verseu delivery &: work
I BR, $100 mthly, fh'3t &: OCEAN' VIE"w 1 UH Ult·imi UR upper, cpts, drps, $300. ~~~ ~~ ~:~:;.:!'"' tOOO SQi fl·Storagt $llO. b&oowallet. Rn.·an:I. LR(una with you pent0ntllly to plan Gener•I S.rv~~
l!lsl, 3rd floor '~'/vie"~ :.00 r'tfM#. ga~c. Trash i_ ~r mo. 6-12-3443, &::IS-11.UC J>~ !l$Jr1~.-•~'r!ri \, Ne'wporl..Beach, Avi.n Aus .. Bffch. 494-6805, yo.udy~i~~;..,t
E. Bay, No. 6, 12131 69i·l4:l6 "'Bier paW. Adultll, oo 11Ct11. · LOVEL\' 3 Br, 2 BA. fri>lc, I Jf~1 iff;,. ~'".:;,"',.. ltt. ~ -P'OUND 111Ah Setter w/tattoo ru llOME ftEP,\IR.
CUT'F; l on, S165. \'ti:irly SJ60 ./11l o . 493-2517,1 hlk l(f-bellch. l~ea rty , 11·.,_,,t .... • ~"''' •tv . ., "K11 "White EltphalJtl" ove"' -N~~ vie Santa AM. , E~UI~ .. =0-· Cat'Pt•ntry, plumhh'llt
only. UIJI & park I n g $t~601. Prope11y House, 642-38.10. ~~ U~::i.. :~~· :1~ '~(\_(,, runnJni your house! Tum -S.~ . R ~v 1 Electrical, ~a11. s.tg..,1004.
_Included. 9G8-3&1G . SUPER 2 BR. APTS 2BR. 1 \I M-:-irptc, blllns. /0, ® l 11io ~J~.,cr. thtm into "CUh" , , • •II ~LOST=::>,'iG"e-mt-,1ht,..,-p~"•"b-, °"M=Att 673 4550 Cl.ASS\' Cert dcitrw qu1tllt
C11ui!1!Med Ad! Cl\11 642...sG?B Grtnt Vle"'' Thn111Ml)n r bttil'Oll)', $200 JeAJt. 8,18 n\£1GooJ AJtti.c )~ru•i•I S.16-1).H'..:;; them thru a Dally Pilot 1mo. Blk w/Bm t!)'f!l)rowt, • care. We Clean A WU ~·
tt-"la.Y! ~fttnAgC'mcnt Corp <fW.-01 41 Amip \Vay, i.., 640-0088 cl..,Wed .t! -""1·9 ~ 37;;:00;:.:;N:::ew::.port.=::..:;N:::cwpo=:;";,Bt:;,::•;;:c::.h,_,b,_y"'l\a"od=. "A"IA"n'f9'8-""-l"ll92~--•
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rvlcts 1 or woman to \\'Orie nlte1. ~!!_00, Help WanNd, M&F 7100H•1p Wanted, MiF' 71o0 1.:::==:"":...:;::.;o:=:::_-=::: Ill -~I Wlnehfll'• O!mut, House.
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I make """" •all&. Re" IMMO •m!lloYment I 0 ' TION l"AGON OR VAN ~ONTAAC1CT MR • ' • \ • Ot.0£R Lody who can dnv•. IBM SE [
ratn. 83C-m1~f10 an1; 1::1~e1nlal 3fyi01131dC!ui111'0!tUan DENTON WILL~AMS 'do~ BAY -$:1.lal")' tornmeniur11.te TRAINEES. part Orne com¢inlon. lte,.
•ft 7 pm run y ma.n w c i rtn. STREET, COST M~'A. TEL'E'lftuONE ""/abUlty, .,e ~Per. & hm>k., !or oltler couple, . Need to t)'.Jle 70 n·ordS per inlnute accurately, H II Exp u1 nw . .nqe1nen1, retail ::.; 11:1.("",n quallfiol.t~ Send. 'tWume Sit Plll1.ll a.res.. ~15
-•u !! 6051 a tLle t credit, and G4243'lJ FOR APP INT~. to P.O. Box '322. Newpon ,Ful.1 &.p/tlme OPTICAL LENS Cl..E'AN'ER, sl0\\1er typist need not apply.
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0\lld It k e ~ -~· .~,,a~' .. ,,.. Beach ,._ .....,,,3 l ' t 1 · I h N f · •-. 0 11 1 ,.u n , Experienced only nruitt1on w/[uture. Call •-&-••I .~.,_,. nervew & owor.,..me p ca ex 11c c I . * * * JM72. _.., ,_ ro.1uon1 In 'Orarwe Co. preferred but ·not rtqUired. App Y m person
LM Ch1nc1ller J-ob Wan""• Fmo" ~ Help Wa-,M&I' 7,. ,Help Wan , "M&F 7100 GENERAL O!U.. Cluk, •40 · Mwot be o,.r 21, bon<loble /< ~12-:»!6 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT lla Port Sheff"lcl •-.. ,_ · --hr week. full, Co. bmeUt1, hi &ood physical cond. Have 0 R DER Deak • ln\'t!ntOr)'
Newport leech • * · * 1• COOK : fer. Pt.m. Palace. 2l An Equal .0SJPty Elnpk>Yft',! cet'"&_ telephone. C<Lto .Tic Control. aper. helptul. \VIII 330 WEST BAY -ST., COSTA MESA Yoo &1't! the winner of llOUSECLCAN_ING, d a_y •~ Mt:rv Ann ~ i YJ' or oldtr,... .,Aectpt work -&tot•...qble TV ' ' ~.,.oc Market nearest you or lrllin energetic Per• on· ask for Paul Ward 'TWO l'RE"' TICKETS u ••• o· • L 'r .~, p.-on.lbWty.. full·tlme. 2139 La&wia Caf1l'On Rd, telephone our ottlces. . . ,.1., ... 72 N 8 s -Pl me. Ha\'e own transp. .... ...,._ ene ! Above avenp hr "A:age + Laauna, .Bea5q •• ' <n4) 835.7417 l ii•ii·io~"':~·:-:·~· ::'::''""'""'l~~~~ .... ~~':"::'::!"~l""~~""'l'"!"l~~~I to lhe Call MIHU36 eves. Cotta mew !fii., .1.-i., _,JR -· F Inf U
RINGLING BROS AND Htlp w ....... M&l' 7100 y..,. •OJ 111"1 winner pf ....-. .. :"b~ ,ll!t :"'.Z: ~~n'i...."!".l'":'n""p~':.':!"";,.:~ iii: ·roe rn'TiMs PART TIME Halp Wanted, M&~ Help Wanl•d, M&F7i0ci
BARNUM & BAILEY --:TWO '"El TICKITI . re:•:'""J3iM . tam I no C.ook and look ·afler elder! 'Equal Oppor.' Employer PBX OPERATOR R E·C E PTIONISTrrYPIST.
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CIRCUS ACCOUNTING CLERK . lo the P-cai>'llC~· '~.'/ u a ·n &•.,..man. Slll-2mt ' ' TELLER d ·1 k f gd
nt the Jou11taOOlug tirin neid1 RINGLING BROSAJ«r C(p,~. ', GIRL FRIDAY part-time' ?ofOMI' trne'.21~ ~ Y.'k Ansv,.erln;i s~rvice ex11 .. full t;~~g~:llis.~~f;:.~·r-r. J: ANAl!Elt.t L~01!;_,,_~nd/aoo<!Moa:-~a'",", BARNUM·& BAILEf . :St V~t1 -.\.r.1. 9ffi$-'e. 25-ia. Awly S: 1~tnRI sbt. ,.~'!~t'"fl'tf'd . i~ii,~i~fj;l,~f.1~i~'· reliable pcrson . .Start $6,00J OONVt.:NTION CENTI~R ""' "4•"" · ' ' CIRCUS ·~ .. ~·~· e~. 10 a..m. 1260-B z..oian, CiN:. Mr: _c ttrmi, o:w-,,.....,. -yrly. &I0-1~10 800 W ~-II I typin,a: &: 10 key ali<ler .. Call 'E== ..--!.~ ' n l II . UNITED PBX Answering Service ~ • . rualc a, Anahe m Coutal Personnel ""mcv, at the I • ftD. ~ ~~.r. GOOD JOI 10tATU E P Jor Ju lln1c o.t .... lmd REC E p TI O N I ST v . ..tth
Please ea.II 642·56'18, ext 333 S.)IHffiS, 2790 H~Blvti, • ANAHEllf · 1 •, , , ·hit . ~t Apply · ~ l!'e ''F1sh 1'fark~t" u. )'OU CALI FOR NIA Da)'S & ahns incl ...... 11.· s bookkee!ping skills, f 0 r
to claim )'OUr tlcket11. CM CONVENTION CEN ;-7 !:31M.'St) P · m ~ Rel~ n~ or pens~ like folks &: h&\-e a sense ol Full p/t. EOE 5'10-1962. a~l\'e i
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• • • ~ 800 w. KateUa, Anaheim HambwJtt Hamlet, 154;, "'ho desf'fe · 2 day1 a 'A~ek humour. See Sandy or Joyce BANI( · PER,.tiNID.'T c I er i ca 1 p 1as 1 1c 1 co.. Costa .. $12 A LOAO
C".et rid of un'lghtly
TRASH .t DEBRIS
ACCOUNTANT Please call 642.~. ext 333 Adana CM, Ask for Mr. '~rk. No drlnken. Oood ~.'Ll'.k'> E.4Broa~\\·ay, Cl'lt. position. ~lin at.'CUni.te 50 1\lesa/N'pt vie. 54{i..Q43
tO<J!Um yoU! lk"51,J· llagen."' ~-· tt!s. 673--2289. 1\tFCHANtC \\'anted. Oas1 A 630 Newport Center Or. 11.·pm typing req. S ll I P.-.,..~.~,-,,.~~-,-----· 1
Ufe lnsun.nce accopntani.' • '1 ~·· tr '•-.COOK' GUARDS ~SmOQ' Uc:ense .. Jli'efen'ed. Newport &.•ch desired. '193--&22 PBX
College Student 54SoM28
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Muat ha.\ie college degree • BARTE.~DER·fUll time. 21 F'.OI: tut dlnnm, hoole. ~lust ImltM'd. Need full & p/time tOP, Pay. Apply 1n person at 644 6464-PEP.SON KOO\\'ledge Boat min. of 2 years f'Xper, 1n II~ . or over. Exper pref. but be eXM;rienCed. TH. E iuardl for Otat11e Co:_area. Exxon, 300 E. 17th St., llull Repair \\~illiog To
preparation of life Insurance ~ MC. we will train. . CASTAWA~S1 Dana Polllt Call (2U) 435-5325. 8nm_· Costa ?.1esa. · ·I An Equal Opportw1ity \Vork \\'eekends. C a 11 R t" • t
financinl statements w/a 't'ONlnS REST. JNC .·H~r. See :P.lgr. lilt. Spm, A.1on thru F ·rl.1ifEDl j:'.:AI.. Receptionist Employer C.ollect6P.i\l.714.f.Sl·8017 ecep1on1s
knowledge of G ·A · A .P • · FM1it~'F· o e k 1111 Leisten. La\\-Tence Security, Inc. · ExP:er & ma1ure. lifust know i '°'.:°'.:::::==~~°'.:°'.:'liP~UB~L~tCt~A~coo~un~t~ingg~o~lfi~oce Accounting. Send resunle · . ~ ---"'--~ Call b o , I w/recent salary history to: Plaza. N. · COUPLE, mote:I trainee, a•· HOSTllS~AIMft::ll ~o.nuu. tw .-.pin needs bookkeeper "'7 payrol
MOVING & HAUUNG
(-Exp. Studenta & 2 Tun truck
( with excellrnt refs, Conlr.
\V~loome. Pete 642-3174
. Avco Financial Servit.'es ~ BIAUtfCIAN ll8t. mgr., m&lnl. & det1k. Exptt1enced, over 21. Ap f wkda,ys. 642-8500. Part· Time Job expe~ .. lyping. MS-70.IO for
620 Newport Center Dt· II'~)" ~;.ljo, 1'0llpM 2376 NeWport Blvd., C.l\I. in perton. VE J. VE.~ r.rOTEI,. flfAlDS · Flexible hours. Ho11plta11ty•1..o'"PP'='"~"~"'~0~'·-----Newport Beach, Ca 926EiO rneces.,;. · , :Cuarn. &1~3967. TURn..E PXSI'AU,RANT .•·•WILL 'TftA)N· Se 1 d
Aun: Carol !:kl1ith , 64S-000 or M8-9986 • Day He~p N,_.ted 59 Fa1hion Island, Ne~ ·Y'ull 0r JMtine. i\p;,ir,Costa ~~:~~nt, "'we:' 11, ~ ~ e ~ REAL ESTATE
F..qual Oppor. Employer -a-OAT BUILDERS""'7' Center. • 1 1t'tla llfn, 32(6 Harbor v.·elcon1e neiv famllles. You If YOU LIKE
A busT front offic• .
G•n•r• cleric•I duties
and •ccurate typin9 r ..
quirN. Cord board.
Good fringe benefits.
Nice, but active work·
Ing condltians, Applyt
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$10 & uv. 96U452
MC>VING & HAULING
!nit litovlng Ven, Insured :! Local & long dist. !'.ill-0643
WNhall C.Otp. needa The Rusty Pellcan lfOTEL , A.IAID . No ..,Blvd., COllln. 1'feosa-.~ ~ill need a car & ~~t"~an\ocal CPA firm /Eniine Installer Ra1taur:ent experience na:a.,.*ff· 5 Uf ~ • MUSICIAi'iS ml Groups ·type\\'~tcr. CaU 54-7--3095 for PEOPLE
ts t hl• In ,. .,H __ ., /Bonders . 2'135W;.C0a.st}Jv.')',NB Ave Pel ,·.1 an \\'anted intcrv1e1v appt. WE'D LIKE YOU ~:or ~c .exLo~ •;;;: /Carpenters Apply tn·Penon Only P,emenJ.,. ~9:-1~.: ~ Call 64&-2823
Ion£" hcrurS, ··work, don't Co.-expam:lon has crea(ed , ~t 20th behyn 11·4:30 ~D. o~Nngt: ~41M · -NEW FACTORY !
MOVING, Hauling, Exper. apply unless serious . openln&:••for career minded NO PHON.E CALLS __ school bus drlvera Branch out1el11 just opening
Rellable. Reasonable. Frei! Diversified experienced people . .f\pply Nov.'. i DELIVERY & ~·:-nol .~·~tin~ In are.a needs the following: PCB eAt. 832-7581. e;uar: Hand :-muen reply 1631 ~laf;:ent!a. C.);t. • .STOCK MAN fur 'houee~ In iocaln area. l'olgnlt Tme . $185 v"k
LCX!AI.. nK>ving & hauling by required .• Wnte Classl~ed BOAT~ pajnter, must have Thll 11~, days:. ~lust be Call r.ton-F'ri 9-2 49Z-3873 Servrnen (2) __ SJ hr Olceon Electronlc1 •
student . Laiye truck. Reas. Ad. No. 185, c/o Daily Pilot, yacht experience. Ca 11 over 18:. Note: this·is not a · Salesn1en 0()(!n leacli"t menufacturer
To consider a career "·ith the
leader In real e&tate sctvk.-e .
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where you \\"anl to go.
nQ-'. S3l-l23.i or 539-Sl3S p O Box 1560, Coeta ~ 1 Summer job. holust be avail. I NS P ECTOR-l\fECllANlC U benefits, career posltions. of" hinted . Circuit .__.,~ l'o1esa, Calif. '2626. i'hen school s~. See AL, exp in J\e.ro Space, -..1 ~. ,
Housecleanint 6054 ~~====""=c-* BOOKKEEPER *. Harold, 495 E. 17th St., .EQler, Industrle1 IJ\!c, 2101 ·-~ 8Mrd1 i1 lffking qua ...
DICEON
Electronics,
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ADV. PRODUCTION, Pule-Mtg., Newport Beach. Costa );fesa. · Dove St, Newport Beach, NE\\'SPAPER Auto Route lfied candlcletal for
HOUSE OF CLEAN Up Artist. expe.r. needed 2 Neat, mUit dri\·e le: type. DELIVERY MAN. for early 54&-2101 IH1g. BchJ ?llust be over 18 stock room, lnspectk>n, An Equal OppoMunlty
Carpets, 11.•lndow1,. noors ~~~. aF:,· e!~~ ~:l:°~ Send l'CSWM Mn. Miller, morning LA. Times home ~ have , de~udable c!". touch-up, silk ICrHn. CALL MANAGER AT E:n1ployer 1'1·F
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18522 Von Kar man
Irvine. C•lif 92664
uphol . SJM?Cial rate• for reg. Ca I (714 <« fill suite 225, 3355 Via Lido, .. _,, te Adult on! INSURANCE SA· rr . 2\,i-3 Hrs daill'. $250. ·$350. • It" I 1 ............................ 1
niusl. I I .,....,...i · Newport Beach, 926601 or ""very rou ' · s Y· ~ -·n10. 847-2300 bef. io· i .m. 1ng, mu •·eyer, '!"• BUENA PARK RN 7 lo 3 P'i\t, 41 Bed
M?tv. &12-6824. ALTERATION I..ady, exper phone 613--8217 ·~:'!c.1id~8:nd!~:Ctfu~: ·· ... · '.: NIGHT \\'Dtering job a.\'ail. ~hlne shop, photo print-522-1156 convalescent hospital. Good
:. ~~~:CL~:N~?lege j ~~I~ only . Apply in pet9011, BKKPR. needea by local 2 Hrs.~dally, Westmlnllter/ No exp nee., enm wtule you at Golf Course, Hunt. Bcli. ir;,. 11t, 2ncl ancl 3rd COSTA MESA salary. 549-3001.
I Exp(oriencerl. Vic. F~lr & Barbara's Dressmaking, 488 CPA ofc. Prior cPA ofc. lIWltington Beach area. lr.arn, part time. eves & Exp. •not nee. 846-lJlG ask shift openings. Will 54S.9491 R.J\l/LVN v.·eekends 7·3, 3-11.
1 j ·ratr\riew. Call Jenn 919-9621 ~atl~~~ C.M. Behind Arco exp. pref' cl. ALSO inte~ted 638-29'J.I ;\~:full, Ume when qual~ for l\lr. Sims. . train she.rp eppllcents. FOUNTAIN VALLEY good conds. Top SS. 1445
'-Decllcatecl Cleenlng A/PAYABLE USO inJa" StafiAocountant:Call D _____ft¥ men nn .. 1
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-?--A. WE DO EV.ERY-l'HlNG * BEACH AREA ---O t l me. Ea.r· y morn Ed Lani * 5-M):lSl;J • • CCU·S-e r•putabla growlnt1 com· FULLERTON ROUTE SALES
, . Refs. Free c8t. 646-2839 WESTCLIFF =~µ':;!_·blc:"S.:: new.s'paper , ,delv.2 to N1•200.s . ezz ~ t F~I or pa1b! t~~-All shift~ i IN"Y with 1ooc1 bene-' 171•1542 '~nu;~·aiC~h~~aryF~m:ij
HOUSEKEEPING I Cater-personnel Agency · homes. Approx', hn. INSURANCE nt . ne _ · goo I fits near the Or•ng• HUNTINGTON BEACH . 11 d t•to·k ID C-te•) oft4:e_,l)lplng. 66-0402. per mo .+ .gas allow & x .. rienCed Insurance \\'Orkmg conditions. EOE. C-•nt alrpo·t. Apply: exp. pd. Established. Bus. ing Exper. ro cge stu cnt " • "" • BOYS ,,. GIRLS . oonu. 642-4800. . Accounll Recelvable~Oerk. Costa ¥esa. l'otem. Hosp. ..... Y • 540-5140 + te1Titory. ~led. Coverage
'-\V/excel. refs. 67S.2Z?J. JSjl E. =r, S.A. Nn'lpaperl Carriers. •'Min. b9ntal:As1lstent call Mn. RI ch a r <{son• 301 V1ctd1ia. 642-~~· DICEON TUSTIN-REDHILL Profit Sha.re. Rclire at 57.
\V01'IAN 'A'lshea day v:ork. --~-i'c--'7'-,;;---.. &je lD: Udo, Tale •. BlaJbol \\•anted •tor dental speclahst. Empire lnsurance. Co , t'JURSES <(IDES R~hable-131-6256 No Strike, L.ay oU·75 yrs.
Good and re 11 ab I e . Archltectur.il Penlnaula. Contact Mr. Exper. desired. Xray cert: 835-6766. · · Mat u rr e ·I; x p e,r 1 enced WESTMINSTER a4.9-3UD Air. Tucker 7.9 pm. l .;:Ree::;f•:.:re:::°"""~:._· .::":.:'c:-':::1"1=--,.,.-Draftsmen Bae~ at the DAILY ~·d.; Salary oPen. Hunt. SU..3505 El t • l94-06ll Equal Opportunhy Employer
Janitorial 6063 Spcc!oli.tng in re•lauraot ~nm or 1'811 6'2-C21 &' ......... : ~=. IZYNE PERSONNEL OFFICE TRAINEES ec ron1cs, SALAD MAKER '-'-=.:._..._____ lnterlon. Must have 3·5 ~ leave •PP.~n. o ENT AL Ass ls t ant , CCD\N"'ccai;.t.rc.._rv Smile&. Dial fOf' good pa)' + Special program for F/time. Ne11.· El Toro
Sr.IALL Comp a n y would exper. w/~h know I Equal owor. En1ployer Huntington Beach 5 days .,JU\fl\,,L..J ~"'t\,,.I bonus Am&: P9'i !th.ifts. F'Un· Inc unlicen:ed applicants Restaurant. Call e\'t!S alt
like to do oUice &: of .!ihop f.abricauon ~nt~. -~REE.R oPPTY-'. including Sat. l Y:, e.xp, or SEE OUR Atmosphere. Commerce • 5pm. 83(H930. Allk for 1'1gr. ~~m~~ll~~~ ~~~~ig~s. 250 Dynam~ grOwing .finn.• equi".alentreq.~acy~. SUNDAY LISTING Bureau, 166.12 Beach. H~ 11522 Von K•rman
Liceru;e Fischer Costa Ales a. ~n .Irvine re q u 1 re 1 additional benefits, 979-3&39 488 E .. 17th SL. (flt Irvlnel 0..1 '::-tu~ {Sign says Ta-.; Irvine. C•llf. t26'4
"· ••73 541)...2860 uldlvidual lo handle currenl DENTAL ASST. Chairside. Suite 224 642-1470 ' n er . . Walker & lee Pelnting/Papering -· office &. bkkplng: v.'Otl( & All phuts gen'l 'dentistry. • Don't give :S -the . ship! Equal Opportunity
____ --._,__ ASSEMBL~RS capable ot advancing :tilitst have XI"aY'~. JANITOR It TR U 9 , t".,,_Ll~•~t'~' ~iti!J~o~au~ij~iod~·~stti~··, ~~"'!'!'lem ... pto,,>~•~r'!'m~·~f !::'!~, '---"'"'"'""-'.!'!."':.:":.:';:.' -~
SALES
EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY
l\lulti t.Iillion $ Wholesale
meat co. needs productive
indh'1du1ds TO SELL f.IEAT
DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC.
Income, benefits, bonuses & co. eXjnnslon are outstan-
ding. Job Security. Chance
of advancement excellent.
Great training program.
Additional training fo1· top
producers.
• W-ALLPiP£RINo For small elect~mechanical ( u rt h e r -w I a cc n t g · 4* 493-1118 * DRIVER -~o Shore Results!.-'642-6678.
ni.nnuf. co. -Perm Ir. I/time. responsibilities. Exp !_ r, DENT Ab A S·S IS T A-N"'l'-, cOmbinatio~/or • a ma 11 Hetp"';Wantiif M&F 7100 Help Wintecl, M&F 7f00 \\Y'EO'URER FPUTUARTREOe
PAINTING r..1·usr-bavee0Qddexterity&-should lncfude WOrk peri cea..J Front nianuf. firm. Pleasant l)iiii;~~i;ii~'~iiii~~~~iiii~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiij Commerclal/Resldentlal vis»n. Non• in;ichr req'd. w/n1ulilple general ledgers, ~x. 1t;i eci.u Mfoo91 or v.'Orking conds & good co.Ii .. ·
•' Exteriors & Inlerlors No exper. necess. Very trial ha.l's & adjusting] ac · · •1 -• paid benefits. Tipmatlc
25 Yea~ Experience pleasant snmll co. Call entries. as ~·ell a111 ~ral DRAFTSMAN Corp: 1851 Kettering St,
2• Quick Replys By ~ .for appt. S.R. office. 1kill5.!_ lnc lud1pg 2'Yrs min. exper., plumbing Irvine. 91'!MOOJ I-R&dioTt'lephone Engine--e.-r.i·n1, 83 4 t"yp1n1. ·Sa I a r Y.· & electrical_i,fijili\_ prel'd. JANJTORIAL. Part·Ume·full
Newport 6-12·1090 Production ,Pl., N.B. commemurate v.·/educatlon Xlnt beM11.ts (& . ll'O"A1h time l.Dcal evenings .. Top
l-fw1t. Beach 847-4128 ASSISTANT Mana1er &: exper. Call 83J.-Sl82 for opportu.alUes. ) Pleue pay 'tor experienced adult/I.
Fountain Vly 554-0.355 Immediate position avail: appnl.
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co~lact Jack Foley, 556-6700. ~'3923.. . ·
~ able. For Jr. El«jc .\vlth ~E~R ·~;.~:fust..W:. ..::: DR'S ASSISTANT .[A.NlTORS v.·anted p-tln1e. S
*BEST \\'ORK·LOWEST · Jr. Fuhion retail exp. WUl ode~~· ·"!ik • -Ly I> n a Y<>lqlg lai:ly (18-28) to v.·ork 'Nlpts per ,\:eek. f.1ust be
BIDS• consider top salesv.'Oman ~: " ' · as · ,,::!°'.ct.or's . aubi!!J1t!re-('11.~ 18. Start $2.~ hr. Call
Ex per. v.·allpaper hanging. now ready for advancement. ceptionat in Jiea.l{b -'Jl:ll· No l -5-54>-:;·;,sms;"· =-;;;o:=::-;::;;;ll Call for estimate • 675--6357 See Sincha, Chris Fashion, CASHIER -Hoste 1 s' ,exp. neceaary. We train JANITORIAL Clttning, full
8.fler 6. So. Coast Plaza. ~~ ="~~ 'you.· AIJply in person after-or part time, retired ok, HB ·~ p A p E R H AN G IN G A Auto. 499-2'J7l ' noon or eves. ~ W8t. Cit. area,. aft 6pm 847-:ml
\• painting 21 yn Harbor Se • Advi ' HWY., Newpol'I: ·Beach.
area. ~is. furn. no 183281. r¥1Ce Hf OIEFall, .. ~~~fl~~· n::· DRUG ·CLERK. professional ol. C, PENNEY CO. .
6U-2J56 tor Mbtedes ·~ •Flat 1~ """"" ~ · 1722 pharmacy. No·~es or Sun. '24 Fashion' lsl•ncl PAINTING & repair, 35yrs dealership. Experienced kitchen. N B. call 6il-A.lust be experienced in RX NewJt9rf &.•~h •' ~..-\\'Ol'kmanship iuar. Talce_ only. Guaranty ·+ comm.is-CLERK NPlff dept.-&:·slckroom 1upplies. , 1 advantage Of My e."<p, sk>n, xlnt. fringe lx>pefilll, Top ~'1lgeS, med. ins, profit Has Opening r"or ~7006 etc.-Aak lor-~"man-P.lust have~ ~illl skllls, sha r in r . CO LI.. EGE .
ager. corrnpoiidence · I: varied PHARM,ACY 540-45lkl PART-TIME PROF. painter, honest v.-ork,
reaa •. Int-ext., tree estimate.
Refs. 548-21:)9, 642-3913.
MISSION VIEJO, .. ~ otliCf dllties tn an.. EMPLOYMENT Otte""' BEAUTY, OPERATOR tJePt. ~ of riwict.l · Org. Co IMPORTS ·" Interesting \v.'Ork. Pmn. =~ li!:i:bl~· eDt.i m ~ Excellent v.'Orking conds ... ' PROF. v.-allcovcring, 1late
lie. No. 7'19514. Insur., all
types paper. TI4-842-4386.
.... _. positien. Min;: 2 yn exper. emplo-w/e.Y'Nlr. i n Outstanding Benetits 28701 ?o1arguerlte Pa.-""'ay <Xlrit • working cond. &:· ,,~-. .,...
495-1700 or 131-1740' Coinpany Denefib. 644--4360 metal shop. OPP9I' to grow Apply ln P,en;on
,., * 10% DISCOUNT * USE AVERY PKWY EXIT or 5W'Newport ·Center Dr., w/co .. Min exJier. req'd. 1-0AM.f.P~I
N.B. SWte fi{0,1 • 9'l'!r2290, Jim~. Equal Oppor. Employer m/f \Vnllpapeting & Painting Auto
F"' E.t. Call 53&-0548 SALESMAN
PAINTING-EXTERIOR Prefer married living lit
State lie, fully insured, rel&, beach area, for No. l
falr prices, 9~ --Import--tteller.-:Ask--for-
PAINTING·REAS. RATES Harry or Roger
Int/Eat. ,.... Estimates Bill Maxey * &&5-Ul3 a.ft. 5 *
*Wallpaper H•"11'' * Torota c Rebko 0<16-244!1 18881. Beach Blvd.
,. ENGINE.installertraineejor XEJR. D.RAFTS.;MA_ N , Cl.ERK typist (or trainee In fast g row Ing boa t
accounting dept. Newport n\anufacturer. •Apply 8-11, To be trained in Interior
Beach insu~nce ttrm. c;:au 17422 Dmkn, lrvirie. restaurant steoor products.
64&-9CXXJ, EXEC -gem fOi La---rkf --oefilll"' _,. ab~.itY. o-----nm·
CbFFEE SHOP
WAITRESS •
Development Co. Shtnd & bl0t;print mach. & keep \II?
Typing req, legal exper. detail files. Alfred ?i~.
helpful Gd salary · & Go~ D. e 8 I g n s , 250 benefit~. Call ~1 art ha, Fischer, Costa ft[ es a•
833-()123 for interview. 54(),,,2860.
· Huntington Beach
PIHter/Reruilr 6077 Auto. • •
MECHANIC \\'ith 1 Year Experience
FEi.\lALE Wanted, exper. full ~IQUOR CLER~
time· empJoytt, · t I 1 u re Pei'mnnent evening position.
aptitude, (heavy ·w or k ?.lut1l be ove.r 21. exper,
w/fl1ures), posting pref. but not ne-ces ~.
pegboard. 8)'Sten1, 10 key 613-7530. Ai.\I only. kiA~. ~~~=~s 1'Iercedei ~ e:cperiencerl7 ~ APP°lY f~ Ftn0n ·~
CaJI 540-6825 Class A llcenE. Guaranty ' •-• ~
-Plumbing 6071 plu!I good conm1lssion. xlrit
LR. OTIS PI..U~ffilNG fringe, be:\efits, etc. Ask tor
V pen.onnel Illll'·
Remodel• I Repair" l •tor MISSION VIEJO healers disposals, furnaces,
addil!lt,. _qi.aclilne, ·good Live in 1'fothers helper, "3
ltan<I"nllilg. €all Barbara, 1ehool aJ:e chlldrtn. \\'Ol"king
549-3936. mother, ~,, rm '&: "t'.'kends
Ff1MALE_,; 1ieip ;)v."nted oil. call 6Ta-'1001_.:for_~ ~ f 1.1J I/ p It.I n1e . AwJy L0c:K5MITH
dshwuhn. 642-6263 M/C I -IMPORTS-
• B/A, O>inplete PIWliblng 28701 MIU'iUerite Parkway
Service. Lie. ;msot. 495-1700 or 131-1740 RA~ PLUli-ffitNG ~RVICE USE AVERY PKWY. EXIT
· K~~ Fried • Chicken. Completely e~r. Inside/ :J.\lZl-PaCUlc-:'"C'iie.it~v.'Y, outside v.urlc: Gqo<l salary. Iliu>tl,~in.t~::_ Fringe benefits.· Fullerton.
eFRY .C~ 811-4527.
e KITCH EN HELPER I ,L,;VN:,:,,:,,:::;,li-.c':od 'Ps=, -.T;;:ec:;to:-;::tor •• Repairl · In.,tallatlons 1.::=~-""'==oo==:: 24 hr. service MS-5638 A U T 0 M 0 B 1 L E;Servlce l~~;,!:"-"""---=6081~ Cashier, exper. pref d. Meet
Roofln9 & rrcet our custonlf!l'S,
· TifE JOLLY ROGER cttarie .nune & medicine
J6 'eshlon l ... nd , 400 S. Coast HW)(; nurse poiiltions, Park
Great personaJlty &:
grooming a n1t18t. Good
general office skills, 9-6
t\Tmt-Fr1. Phon~ 979-~
Newport IMch l.q:una.,BeJch Lklo Coov. llO!p, 642-&H<ol.
Betwn 9 &. :I am or 3 &: ti pm FRY COOK Exp., must ~ • REPAIRS, all types. Reas
Jo"re.e esl. Llc'd. Ask for
' ~ 1,,,_;w!!a!!it!:_, .!!~30-W~'~"'"· ~"'""""'''imiiieiT
Tllo 6091
CERAMIC TILE, Q\lallty
work, Reo.1. prices. Call 8
Ai\1 to 6 P~1 646-4871
Top Soll 6092
• TOP SOtlt * oo:-.trosr * MULCH * RED\VOOO
Call 586"'130
Window CIHnl119 -
AYON
Equal Oppot .. Emplojler '!' clet.n L~eea.t. Over 21.
Apply i~ ,person to Surf I:
Cook Qmllniri°tal e.wcr. Sit\oln, 59lO \y. 9>ast H\\'f,
need only appJy, S ee ~"ii'iiBO.:,.....,,..,..,..,..~ Richard Octanno., C h e r . •
Balboa ea,. Club, 1221 IV. * GARDENER *;
k ***" (bast Hv.'Y, N.8. Be >'O" 2'!'\__ boss! Part or
I' ... ~ S an A ; o N 2 Cook Helpers. P.1'· Full & l/tin1e. -Your own area. 1-1,,..,.., · Part·timc. Trod. ope'l\J1t High 1nCome .. GUAfante.cd representative in )'Our life? .. ....i.. In penon, Roman eu.tomers._Earn Ncr.y. Pa)' If not, wt may need _., a~-1
1.k I Restaurant. 718 n1nu, Later. .liOmeone ·1 e )'OU n )'QUI' S..nta Ana 9"ra-6235" ~1117 or S,.._J144
spn1-e time. earn good (.'()OK Exp, apply Harey'a nelghborhood. Sell in )'OUI' I:::::::::::: money. Jnteiuted~ Ne\\' York Bar, 4 2 ~ 8 * SUNSIUNE ,,,..ORKERS * Call 5~0-7(),11 Manino"1lle: \Va)', NB S.llam, GENERAL
tndusuial, re11idcnlllll 2-Spl'.,m;,.,,~~~= L~aqR E RS ~ e1L 642--6931 BAB\'SITTER. my borne, -COOK-RELll,-Jn\nlW. Aqignments. Top
-fXPERT \\!lndow ~Cleaning. moture reliable lady 11t11rt· P/tlme. Ph: •2'171 $$$. U>ni or sbort tenn.
Exp'd, t"ree _ F..st. Laguna int Aug. 5th. For more u.. Ask FOC' Chef Call M0-44.iO. ·'
-; &fl'n. 494-1.003, ext. ~ formaUon call 60-95:'5 or COOK for con \'R I e 1 c en t fiEVER A FEE AT TE~IPO
\.. COMMERCIAL A mildcnUlll 642·l5t7• hospital. Aak tcr Su~. TDfPO Temporary lle!p
window cleanlrut. BABYSITl'ER. ni • l u r e ~837:::.:c-"'100:::::::·-'.::::;::;;:;:::--
· .hfACHINE
OPERATORS
WILL TRAIN
Sho uld h a \'e b asic
undentanding ol n1euurlna
tools. gaie•. Ii. L.,)()\\'ledke of
reading blueprints. SonM!
personal tool8 re:q ,
Oppt>rtunlty to proereu to
ma,illnlst. Small company
at~phere -bl.g company
beneDts, Apply • p,....., lndu1trlM
Dh1sl0n <>f Puritx Corp.
900 East Ball Rd, Ana heim
equal opportunity emplO)'er
f.lAIO \\'ANTED sEAci.rrr 11o1on:L
• 1661 S. Coast llwy.
Lal\lnll ntach, 01-4892 1 __ __;!·*~'"!!.<tlJ~:!'-*!:...--i-;worqan.~ tor 6 .l 1 y:_i:: old -~ _ 1 ~ good pay, rers1 req, 847StG'l'T COOK . All around GENERAL Ol'l'ICE
Schools & 7005 or s.l2-48RO art 6 "' ~perlenttd. Innnediate. Exp'd Onlf, 1 g'lri olflct. i\1ALE &. fem. help , 'A'lln1ed
Instruction BEAUTICIANS NEEDED '*' 492-9!>50 * ~ Mm have bookkeeping e.xp full £: p/time. ;\Pc P ~y
TI.YT E &L p 9 ~ nr Fru11UOn Jsland. N.B. TN! t.as1est draw m tne West:. ldle td~. Inc .. CMilfl ~le111. 693 S. Coa't J~-y. l.aguoa E S S 0 N S w11ollowtnJt. Benutltul 11hop
1
& be 11el/ 11larter. f\e111ucky Fried Ch c}ren.
::,,i';~xp, Ry~ 497-83 Ten .nc oppty. 64f-.5i'50 ~·:..•c.;!·•e;Oa!l~!lY~Ptl~ot~.Qc•:!u,,1,,rieo,,,,1 __ ;,14::,.-"":::...;;:for'-'a"ppt"'--, ..::Be:::•::d,;;•;,_· -------
MACHINISTS
' 2ND & 3RfSHIFTS
OVERTIME AVAILAILE
STAILE EMPLOYMENT " -' COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT
PAID H.EALTH INSURANCE
11 PAID HOLIDAYS PER YEAR
10 DAYS PAID VACATION
SATURDAY IHTERYIEWIHG BAM· NOON
NC MACHINIST ,.
Start To Slf.lS Per Hour .
HORIZONTAL
,BORING MILL
-~'-Da..V.Ue.g~Lucas.Bullar.d, __
Start To· $6.35 Per Hour
NC DRILL
Start To $5.93 Per Hour
TOOL & CUTTER
GRINDER
Start To $5.93 Per Hour
All PosiUonsRequil'e Minimum 5 Years
Experience , . ·. O\\•n Precision Hand Tools
Required •. , U.S. Citizenship Required.
SATURDAY · INTERVIEWING BAM· NOON
,
O~ Interviewing· Times
Can Be Arranged
App~ or Call
ROYA~ INDUSTRIES
Energy Products Division
2040 · E. Dyer Road
. Santa An~
(Dyer Road O!l Rltn1p Easl From The
Newport Free,vay) .. ' 540-3210
qua! Opportunity Employer M/~'
Equal Opportunity Employer
REAL ESTATE
TRAINING
VALLEY REALTY believes
that a successtul salesn1an
is one \\'ho is v.·en trained.
We arc looking for career·
m I n d e d , conscientious.
honest men and v.-on1en v.·ho
!<.fr. Jolmson
• (213) 11~8543
!<"ACT JS
EVERYONE EATS l\tEAT!
\Vant to learn and gro\\· \\ith I """"""""""""""""""!I our Company. Our coaz>a_ny SALES
is nationwide and listed on CONSIDER A CAREER
the American S t ock WITH LARGE l'NTL
Exchange. Ir YOU \\'llilt to LIFE INSURANCE CO be paM of our e.xpansKin
progntm, \\'t! \\ill train )'OU. De\·eklpment of l\\'O agents
For confidential inter.ie"" required in area. $1 0,000./
call Valley Realty ITI4l year. plus conunlssion.
639--0-t20. Ask for ~ls. \\"ol.fl. Xlnt fringe benefits.
REAL ESTATE
Salespeople! You ha\'e your
OV.TI private desk & phone.
San1e location 18 yrs. Ne"'
or exp'd real estate sales
people v.·elcome! Call for
ln1erview.
646-3921 or E vo. 67M577
Lachenmyer
Real tor
cau Joe Quintana
547.920'7 • 8:30-4:30
SALES-Commil!slon On I y .
S200 f.lachfue deJ>Ofi. req'd.
Selling filmstrips & cassette
t a p e s . Pharmaceutical
exper. helpful, but not
req'd. Xlnl co1nn1 schedul e.
.fntel'V\o\·s Sat onl y, July 33.
fron1 10.3. Call 5:>7·1444 for
app~t'-·-------J
Sa.Jes
OFFICE TRAINEES
-sm11!!-.t:-Oll'illo~-miY-"'"
!!!!!!!"""'""'""'~~"""==,; bonus. Am & Pn1 i;hifts.
R .. E. career training. Small Fun atinosphc1'C. Conuuerce
classes. Personal 11.Uention.
1
Bureau. 16612 Beach, HB
Acadan1y Schools 548-1192 S-IS-1104 {Sign says Tax
RECEPTIONIST·TYPIST Cc11te1·1 lt.e;;al office • Lagun a 5., -,-,-.~c~.-,-,h~J,-,-,-.-.Stock
11Ul s. 1\l usl be good typisl \\'onians Apparel Store In Nu
& able to handle reception· \Veshninster i\lall, Liberal
telephone &: ~n·t office v 11cation & ik'nefits. Xhu.
duties. No Sll req'd. Call OppOrtunity for Qualified
r.1rs \\'i.n11klv.• for appt. Persons. Apply A N I T A
837-IOC.O SHOPS Los CetTitos Center,
R ECEPTIONIST ~';'"::.:".,,=m=zi.;g=·=----J
Pleasant legal offi~ in SALES
Fashion Island . F/tin1c. Better fashion & spo11sv.-ear.
Hr s 9·5 . Sal a r y Stl"ong bkgrnd In sale8 ol
co111m.,nsuntc 'A'/e x p " r. fashion. &J2.2.W~. ask for
Cnll Kim 6-14·76ii. :O.trs. Oiapn1an, 9:30 to l 11n1
REUBENS
!COOKS
•HOSTESSE"S
P/TIME
!BOOKKEEPER
1 SALES help for gin shop in
Nc1\·po11 Beach. ?.lature v.<o-
1nan. l\lusl be able 19 \\'Ork
son1e Snt'11 & Sun'11. 67J.2634
for 11.ppointment.
SEAl\ISTRESS, Sp an Is h
!!pcflkln g . \1·elcome. I i\l11chti. S: hnnd \\·ork.
t;1'0ch .... l)l'k. 4 9 6 -7 3 61
n '(ll'nlng~;,_· -07.=:-::-:-:;d
SEARS f"o1·n1n1 \\'cor, need' Apply :;.5 D:i..ih• S11.l~!Ol?il'IS 18·2.l, \\'Ill train.
251 E . Cust Hwy 20-:tllin per \\'k. call for
Newport Ba•ch apµt , j lQ.$.\:'~1 ex t :WI.
Equul 0pP'1-r. ~:111µklyer I sE'Cn-ET,\RY I RecepUonlst,
-General Office 11'0rk. Sh RECEPTIONIST \\·/~ypitlg T1Qt l'-'l(d. In C.OSln i\lesa.
It. lite bkl.-png s k ' I I !I • Send rcsun1e to Claulfilld
\Va!erfront loc. \~'knds thru Ad ~o. 196 c/o Dally Pilot,
\\'ed. 101 N. &ys1de Dr, 1\-S po Uo" 1560, Costa !\tesa, ~26 ~·tm
Trivia?
ft\• reaton
ta reod tha
Dally Pilot's
entertainment
p•9• every
$alurday,.
,
-SEC-~R~E~T~A~R~Y,.---I
Temporary or penn. for
1 dentol otnce. Eves .
644-22--lj, Dcl)•1 6 f2-614T.
SECP.ETAR\·, p t, 20 h1'1
U1e bookknep, Type Bccut.
GG f'rwy ! Go)den"·esf
892·43.14
\
St:;CR.ET.\"'Y .i. hl1\1 oUJee.
Ovrr z:i. lYP l h. ipelJlng
Ji.kl'' 1-e.1, tlo legal c_"p rtf!,
Sl Zi ••••k. S40-DS:l0. !_!,,=======~ f Ci:ASStr JED wil\ llCl\ It!
• ,.~ ........ -'"'-"--~
' . . . . . . ' . . ' . .. . ~ . ' •
Friday, Jul~ iq, 1974 I ;.;::?:..:.:.::::.:~:=:..F;.7.:.;100:: Help W•nt , M&F 7100 Ip W•nted, M&F iiOii Appll•n<M IOll Fre• To You 104J Furniture ii50 I G•r•!! k le
0
10sS :.:;M:.:;l•::<.:;•l:.:;i•:.:•;:MOU:;::l:,__.:;IOll::.:;OM.:.;;:l•::co;.;l;:.l•;;;•:::.-;;,;•;..;• __ liii __ 1
SICRITARY SERVlCE Sta. All•ndant SAVE TIME, BLUFFS REDECORATING IRVINI TIRllACI *
llufy variety apot, with iota Full & P""-Tlm• Telephone Sale1 MONEY & ENERGY! * * * All Top QualllY llctleeor1allo• 1&le. ON"l * * * * * * * * *
of oppor. tor a a«I with J:0011 990 t;. ())o.St II\\')', N.B. Costa Metl Ar•• SHOP DUNLAP'S tor rt<."On· Anthony Crocker _ DtauUtul Antique triple .. dttuer S300 RCA
1kUl1, brta'bt amlle. I:: 1.1ppy Shipping/Receiving dlUoaed appliances. tre~1 4010 Park Newport F'1-e1ll:h/lt.a! Jll'O\rUtcial remote TV, SJOO.' Cui.t. I
J>tt90tlallty. 1'Un job A~n\lllm. n1ale or 1en1, Work from dan1qed 4t new floor Newport leach LYID•!i iwm, M1&~ Bunk queen hlde-.-btd S 2 '? 5.
AAMES100"!.FREE Smt1ll ,~·hOlesale 1111t11ur. samples, . You.reuwwlnne:rof beds _ w/ladder A Olnlnc nu lat, 8 chalt'll
I Y H ~ t .. co TWO l'RI 111att1>t-.. Child's o Id •won, .... w 1--'" oom~·10,·. Bu~au () noo.•cl1y co. SclJ11 nationally, . our om1 ouri,l..AP APnL A.J,,;CE . I TICKETS JI d k • ... 1 __.._ _,., '"" ~· ...... 1 ....,. l'O top es • '"''~ Ull', chain, tbla, S,.I c tu r e•, En\plo;.onicnl J\genl'Y SOn'M! e x p e r . beneficial. 15 Ne~'Jl(»'t Blvd., ..... t 10 U1t1 bo St~ BR
Cost• Mes• 556-1100 GoJd1'n'11 ~1'1"1c \Vand. 9-tG Top Cornmlss lons~ • MB-Tl'!kl • RINGLING BROS •No Yll oonl~r. intrrors, l!iht rures, PlllY .. * !)l8.73ll * A vet .l: cha econ.tor t.mp, pen, mlsc goodies. Sat ~. 2706 llarbor 81., Sulle 207 \V, 17th St, C.ht. Appl,y g. rn.EICHT O~!AGE SALE, BARNUM & BAILEY TV1, Cham:l.C\o pat Io sun 9-4 142-1 D 0 1 p h In
Anaheim 77M120 lL\~I. Equal Oppor. Employer u e w H o t Point CIRCUS 1nount llUQ !like new) Terrace, Q.tM,
GOO No. Euclid Rehi'°>er11.ton, \Va 1 hers, ut the t11.ble11, carved Ital. rnlm:rr SUPER ~ G
k Tool DIE & D11·ers & Dlsh\\'Uhen:, New . bras.~ n lite cftandeUer, au 11r11,£e *S•c'ys, Book ••ptrs R 1 \VarTBnl)', Credit, B of A, ANAHEIM drapes carpctiruz, ·door Sale. New f cart, llncnit,
Ha.vetoo n\nn.v tollst SKIPPE • 3623W.Warner,SantaAna, CONVENTIONCENTER window le much m~ ~rd albwni, 1llver Llt Relnd('l'li Agency near Harbor. 97s..2!m.. 800 \V. Katella, Anaheim D\Ott, Starts rrl 10, 1981 ~ece1, ahuo~t new 8ate1
4020 Birch Sl .. Suite IO.I , D MAKER C 0 P P ER T 0 NE Lady Plellle call 642-5678, ext 333 Vista Caudal, NU. ~Tf Kine 11Je: bed1prca.d. Presto
New1:iort Bench 833·8100 WANTED K .,. h • C 10 claln1 your Ucket11. 1~.,5===7.w""'~c..;=_=~'-cooker. Lota. ol Chrillln111
DI • J b ••• -" e1m10re n·as er DI' as * * * ummer •.---ite1n1 »1111 almoit new mens a "" o ._.._ Dryer. $115' White ~1aytag: C!.•rance MitF &owlina ball with case No Charge To YfN Smell tlecironlcs flmt needs \\'asher & Gas Dryer Jlj(), l'l\1 a very flick PllPPY· The Eshlt'lllshed 19Ga experienced pel"IOn \\'/ablli-Gu.at & de! MG-867'l peopJ.e that tound nlC can't New quilted rebuilt mattress & 1dioea Cat·ie 9), plus trash
Ll·censed for lOO Tons t)' to deal.in .l fllb ·1noldiil or keep me If )'OU atve nie .l box sprlu&• ~11. Fl.Ill It & tree.aure. Sat 10 to 4 on.ty. SECr..ET1\.R\', · I . B . ~I . dlc!i froiu UetHU dl'H\\'ill&S. CAFFERS i: Sattler Built.in plentv of. TLC they'll nau tv.·ln size. (NO PRE-SALE) 1647 Rtet
*PUBLIC FURNITURE AUCTION*
**~RIDAY 7:30 P.M. -JULY ltth** ' ***Tick & Toy Shire Llquld1tlon1***
Loads of furn & appl . Some antique type
furn. Part Usting : Antlquo 'fype turn, cane
back rocker, chests, chairs, lables, pie safe
& desks + lots more.
TACK SHOP LIQUIDATION: Eng riding
wear. Britches, shirts, hats, boots, 1hoe1,
gloves, hor:se blankets, bits, all type leather,
derbys. Vet supplies. lloxes·bags, slei~h
seat. Spool chest. Iron prayer benob, Eng
umbrella stnd. Red Marble top tbl, Crown
orienJal rug, Hunting whips & born. Old mil'
rors
Exec. T y p <' \\' r i 1 er &. or better 137, Gall Rig Good \rort.; ..... l.'OOd~. Day DishY.'Bsher Har\'est Gold. 1 t'or 'itli my ni°edk:atlo"'-:. ~or 833-9625 Vlew Circle, Spyrlass llUI, Dictating F...qulp, 4 d:iy/\\·k, · • shift only ...... -o ff~ $100 Guar A: dtl, doctor bills. 546-15-17. ... ~ta Mesa Ne"-port Bea~h. e TOY STORE : Jst LINE NEW TOYS
xlnt oppor11uilty '1·lt h N. B. ed K h D il il "'~ 1 Op E 1 ~·· G $ ,_ -11• MERIDITH GardeM 10051 + French .Prov. Canopy BR &et, din tbles ~Ilg-Banking ~U:1n .. -Se1 --etc ·__!_Ll8 S ._...ua por. nip oyer c LORIC I id C 4 ADORABLE BLACK & ar• .. a.. -!:i'loncybrook Dr, Hutit. Bch. Rcsunic to Classified nd No. oU \Vaikiki' . i'n 549·3041 A over w er • 1 WHITE Ft.UFf'Y KITTENS (Adanis at Brookhurstl Set & chrs, L/R sets, BIR sets1 dinettes, chests, 176. Daily Pilot. P.O. Bos Hawaii. :~Co!'~u~~:!ii 6~: ~~~~:r· v.·eaned. &1+--1006 BEIGE . arwn al'ea nJ& hvin bed&, :.:tra long, dressers, hdbrds, mirrors, Rattan patio set,
Jj6(), eos1a ~n-sa, Ca. 92626. Rush reply to 96J...2l!B _ _ _ _ $50. Lt. ~n naua:. k>wwe hdbrds, delianer 1heell & occ cbrs. color & BW tvs, refrigs, washers,
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BEAUTIFUL c.ialr $75. De<:. I a n1 p , s Pre ads . Bookslclothc:1, dryers, bike, + Lots lots more. R.,..t Wa1her1/Dryer1 KEESHOUNO llCY.'ln& n1ach. Ch I ck'! n child/adults. p I ct u re 1,
$2. \\'k. Full n~lni:. 1.talc. f>.l5.<l1ti3. motorc.)'cle pents. &lreet framt5, ·canning Jars. ITEMS Subject to presale, Food avail. We
\rW traln dependable people * 63S-l2D2 • iootorcycle ti.tu. 300 x l8, icecmun fl'eeter, Letof, honor . BofA & Master Charge. to become pl81illc Injection FR.EE PICK UP-Refs 2 Kl'ITENS. 1 all black, long -MXl x ~ new color TV $150. race car act, costumes. elee.
n1olding operator1. ~lust be Appl's & Scrap :a.letal. Call ha~;! i1'1lY &: v.tilte lon&: eotwubia 100 wt. 6 chan. 12 hlr, art objects, rotary MASTERS AUCTION
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able to stand ~ntirc shift, ii an.)'time. 67a.-5258 h!Ur. M5-6:m aft 5:..30. rJ· rad. 1826 Buttonsnell Ln, lawnn'IO\\"er.. i'"'rl/Se.USun .
... 27 H . D n~. Openings on 2nd SEARS oold Coldspot frolt LABR.AOOR puppies, free to _!_\\1X>l"l Bea.ch, 646-0681 SHIPPING Out Sale, the 20751h ·Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Ut:' untmgton r. shift. S:?.29'hr, 3rd shift $2.46 free. l l' yr old. $IT5. + good home. Laguna Beach, OLY?i1PIA El~f typcwr!ter Adn1im.I lA saill'll'. north. 146 1616 * * 133.9615
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GUARD S M · C g 108 hr. Raise In 60 dar1. n1uch ntore. 53S-996l. 497-~ like nev.•, addin¥ machi~, · ~tust &ell reclining vibrator i an armo, a. 1 APPL\' J.f \V he !: DI)' Unmani.cd Cockapoo wants check protectors, hand au· d1ah'. char>deliet', mlmn. * * * * * * * * * * 'I (213) 684-2777 ~ C:OO:u.:! ....: er you to take of her frtt &'ri~erii a:. P 0 l l 1 her 5 • '''roughl Iron raillna:, to)'s, Ml1cell•neou1 80IO Mlsctll•MOUI .. IF you are Interested in ·~~~!!!!!~!!!!!~!!\""!!!'! Orange Coast Plastil'S nt. .,,.,, ea. 8 k Ids 493-48lO ca.bu~t hinges, pulls ol television, Ir n1Ulc 1.re11aw-e•. --------'-'
\\'Orlring lG houn beh\'eet1 850 \\'est 18th St., 6'TJ.zao8 se.SI~ \\' 0 · , pl.a;tea .• sanding betta, new Including: an AKC Pua:. Sat REFRIGERATOR ~ 6 M\V
midnight Frlday and SPECIAL order je\\·eler Costa ?ilesa, Calif. \Vhirlpool, trash compactor, COCKERPOO, lovMble l~J SWlll&lJ'I&' bar door s, & Sun ~·5p1n 2CM41 Seven aJRNER ui.rlt wilh 2 beds t. frostlesa, 200 lb ireaer'. l
midnight Sunday nnd \\'RRt diamond setter _ ---used t\\ice, paid $~. Sell >;· old, s~ed, all shots. numerous other It Cm s. Seas Lane, H.B. p.s, my spreads, $75. Maytag dryer, Like new. $2'15. 8• .Ooral
to make $3.00 an !.}lll" and \\'&.xer. Irvine area 979-6122 TURREr LATHE OPRS fol' $ll5. \Vammty. 67".>-7718. Nds yard. aJG-7086 t;.12-7667 broka' \\rill be on boord needs heating element, $25; couch Ir. chalr $50. Dinette
are eoger lO t a k e ~ sma1l 1nanuf. finn. Pleas.ant · ALL' WHITt K1Tl'EN *' WEEKEND Saturday l.t. you \\'OU.Id like 2 color TV's, \valnut cab., bl 72" 5 haln S40 I
SECURITY seriously. \\'e Sr. Project Engineer-Indus \\'Orklng co~t & f:O'ld co. BlcyclU' mt MALE, 10 WEEKS OLD GARAGE SALE * to buy my house. $<K1 ea. Pillowback chair $15. ~aci e{;;mbo' ~lo/phono:
Y.'OOld like ID talk \\ith you. Prod. Development $20K paid ~ne!ita. Tapniatlc BOYS BICYCLE 10 SPEED Call 546-5392 Bar " Stools, Hard\\'&re GARAGE Sale: 0 WI 1 , 962.JlllO. n1aple cab., needs "°1'k,
\\'e are NOT a aecutil.)' Project Engineer Sl5K Corp, l8jt Kettering, Irvine. MADE IN FRANCE llSO AKC Sal •--~ All •~pery •-•-'"MM Cam S\\'Ord&, i'ewelry, -Jal, ~~-------· $15 ~ ~u att 5 pm Sr Engineer/lilcch lo ._K _979-6080. nt ~'"""'"'• ..... . ........ , <N • ~.,,.. AlR coinpte11.&0r ll hp motol' · ,,,.,...,...., · guard service. Apply: ~,..., 4~ \\ilite, very lntelll&'fint, era Ir Projector, Pwr Mow· clot~!1jl'; Nn lamp, etc. 27'.lJ shop on whet'ls 16' equip. 1 ·co~u-CH--$1-,-. --.--r~sa-w-1~15, DICEON Design draf1sn1a,n/elec S12K TYPIST 2 NE\V SCHWINN 10 spd.. Deaf, Needfi kt\'e:, 646-971() er, Sld Equip, much more. W. Ke! er, Santa Ana. NeRr foe pa.lntlng, fa.irlcss pu.mp, Pttaple Bu.nk beds $45, Uphol
Legal Sec RE-Corp • • · • · S700 V . & Con · rtal ~-al 10161 El Cap•-'-~ H ., i''alrvlew & SUnfto1Ner. Sat • hroo bl ELECTRONICS, Bookkeeper A·P ......... $650 Fee Paid. t~or Rapid Typist. at'511Y t1ne1 •.....,,,. .. !.fixed Terrier, 4 n~. m e. .....,, an.., ...,., & Sun 9-S. · pressW"e pot, g1.1n much chair $5, bat m ca nets
Secy Brokerage .......... $525 Gro\\'th polential in lcpl &: girls. 956-2-~ aft 10 am. Rufus la pepp.)'. 1 ~968.=5118=~·~~~~~~ 1.~-------= ·rno~. I lllll retired. 25.S8 ncy,·, $12, TV $45, all kinds INC. Girl i''ri. C..'PA .......... $550 dept. of b\rge local tlm1. 10 SPD Bikes $74 assembied 54(}.6251 l!IULTIPLE Family "UVing Horns tolO Fail'\\•ay Dr., CM. of mu. 1 l en I fnltrument1. • 1s.;~~~~T~1an ~~~~eedr~ :':::::::~ Al.J:.i:i::~·•ncy ~~7~~~f'~~ o~i~~ ":~ C:~~~ ~Yer~~fui:m~~i ~\N=:H,:::"·~e~J ~~~n~~P3i~r~~~:. s'!~~~.Et!!'~ .J
AN equal opportunity Call Jeaiinie Sisco 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. \VANTEO. 8o)'S Stingray , Spayed, shotl:. 548-oo'l1 1A1nples, apparel, bC>bby ' ' • Color machine, shampoo Brazilian Rose\\.'OOd, Sold at
cn1ployer I or Judie St!!lne-r ;SUite 213 963-6775 Bl'"'-'"le Pri-0 p •n 3 FLITIO"lo·v L'...,.....ENS. 1 R.ircraft t. loads more. Jul)' $275. 557·ll!M. chair, s.l.nks, roll-a-\\'ll)'S, $29.95, (7 pea:) now P>. per 1.,,.., __ ...... .,......... NEWPORT ._,;"'~~ '"" . ~·~c·t ~8 " a!A:21,5012PaseoScgo\lia, REGISTERED t'rencb reception desk,&: A--rs. &et,IX"SlS.setentlrelot85 I'--~ _ --~"" Tlgec; at. wks old. TurtJerock, 833-2199 • ...._ .. red • 1250 .... ,.~ sets all £40-4535 SEMICONDUCTOR Personnel Agency L ~.~"SCH""1"v"1N°''N,,---,>"IX"'-. -,A-,-11 SS&-3596 El Toro u ...... ,., , :t .)'tan. . . SDXJ. call 675-0023 ~v • .
litATERIALS PROCESSING 133 Dover Dr., No. 30 URGENT y CONDITION $40 SCOIT ~l\TE SALE: Sold 640-4141 SAVE $10 Super buy 145 yd1. 2_ tone
\\'e need lntclligt-nt versa.tile N t Be h 642-llTO * ~730 * · ~~fu ·Ghil v.•kl. Gold, Grandma's house in BONA Allen \\'C&tern 1addle. One Wlnston·Delta ten 60 off-brn. carpet. 260ydl. 1un aold
people for .)'OUng comprul)'. ewpor_ ac NEEDED "' &6.zi::s:S-\\'l. P~ena. Many ~ies! xlnt cond. $300. road Ure, fits 15" rln1 Drapery Spec. SHORES pol Is h l n g l\ta c h In e Pern1. Plattment ~ency Building Mltterialt I025 * · Fl.lrruture, antiques; 1mens, Call m.3172 .. never used ..,1:: 675-l.345 I INTERIORS 2640 Avon St.
Operator, 1'1 o u n t er s , ~ -~~ SIA.l\1ESE Kittens, 7 v.·ks old book'S, etc. 4 2 3 eves or wtekend;:' 642-2255 or MB-4654
Etchers. Final Inspectors. --STOCK ROOM/· ALU:lil. screen door, gas old, di1ferent colors. I Very Cama.,ion, CdM. Fri &:. Sat Jewelry 8070
II. kl f' T TYPISTS • t bl ba h 'nk 1 54-=78 10 ilm to 4 pm r~INE esta•e / e we l ry , DUNCAN Ph)lfe table ·"· & or· ng orman Y Pe RECEIVING CLERK s ove, mar e t si • l.'U e. :>..., · f\.1UST SEU.. G<'ntelman'i 14 bronzes ?:,rce ains tine cha.Ira, Gu ranees a'I &
. -Person. 2nd Shift to be filled i\fale or fem. needed for "'aJI he'ater, water bea ter, 2 TAFl"'Y fem KITTENS had LIDO ISLE Garage Sale-. K gold blue \\·hite diamond crystals, rup, f ~r n .' 30", Maple Bed set, 7
first. Experlenced in Scnil tllX'rgJa§s boat co. Apply In antiq. tu.b. cottage window, shots. Yng &l)ll.)'ed fem, cat. Green anUq. velvet chair rill!'.. center d I a n1 on d antk1ues & much mote to be drawer desk, 2 Twin bedt, 1
Conductor Industry pref. per.'Kln at Clipper i\tarine VOLT kitchen sink & disposal. 567·8Jl!I aft 6 & \l:loHls $50, sew macb $15, din apptoJ<. 1 ct 2 ~de !!Old at public auction, P:C Kitchen set, su--0436
Silcoa. Inc, 833-3.SOJ Corp, 1919 E. Occidental St., 675-1462, ~ Acacia, Cd~1. ' ' table, 4 chrl $65. Maple dla.mObdl approx 15/100 cts &la-2200. THE MINER
SERVICE Sta. A lt e nd . Stlnta Ana. Temporary Services C & E Ip I030 hTITENS, 7 weeks old, cottee lbl $20. Ba.by lten111, each. Certified appraisal I P/time. exper. Neat Major ~fcJical Plan 1 •mer•• qv • y,·eaned, REALLY CUTE!! clothes, ele. ll6 Via GenciQ, $2l9;;, The skyrocketing Genuine EXERCYCLE. for • CYRUS NOBLE •
appear. Avnll 3Pi\I Dail)'. STUDENTS 1ttlme OO\V pit i\O\\' A\'a.ilal>le BUSHNEI.J.. ~. Chief II 646-8019 615-1518.. value or dlan1onds assurt'll total body exerciS(', lk Ile\\'. . Collectors botUc, teated !' Fall. Neat, rella, car. pi> T Se · ~ -11. Orig pr!-,..~ '"'~" r 1500 ·-•••• Apply 2590 NC\\'POrl Blvd, 846-:>4" en1pocary l'VLCe Retractor Telescope. }Ont ALL I want Is love, rem. thls to be a w I 11 e -• ....... ~ o . .....,.._ 1
QI • nee. l\lr. Levi, -.'5. 3S48 C11.n1pus Or., Sulte 106 cond. 1.tany extras. SEO. i;horthaJr 15 wks old dog. GARAGE sale Sat & Sun investment. 400-«l08 6l!>-8898 BANKRUPTCY .. whoilnale
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CHEVRON STATION, 30XI
Fa1rview, Costa 1.fesa, ·
SUPERVISOR l\e1\'port Beach ~741 A"" for St-,·e. ,...., """~ 1:-.,,..,. Glrl'i Stingray $15. l gold DRAIVING TBL 4~·Jt 125 J TV' 19"
-. c -·~ ..000-.........,.. upholstered chain $25. pc. ROLEX watch, din.mo n d • """ • · prices, nu CO or 8, I
Stock, i;to~e & shippin.g. A \re ha\'e a complete package C•t• 1135 furniture 1050 Misc. clothing. Se\.~ cluster rlng, d I a n1 on d Adj . Architect ch a Ir, $225, dlx gn1, ran Ke 1 .
fast grov.·~g steel furniture ot t"mployee benefits. \\'e decoupe.ge pictures, 2 7 7 solltalre, sUver set & many le-e.lher & metal, s:rt. 5-10--0154 I
manuf: hrm needs an pay lop wages. All oUice & FOR SALE, PUREBRE SPINET piano Drexel Roblnhood t.n. c. M. more item• of es111.te Exercycle S3). 642-3-169. ~'h"'W 9 drwr d res 1 er .
a n1 b 1 11 o us, custom~ industrial skill• are ncWed. SEALPOINT S l A ?.1 ESE Chellt &: end ibl. .. Med. Sofa, YOU need It, v.-e :;ot it! je"'ell'y to be t0ld at public UKE NE\V, Black " Declrer Spanish style $65. Amoirc I
oriented man, e:;:pe~. in Eqwil Oppor. Employer ~ENS. 8 "'ks _o Id &: lamp . Tbl, Din. Rm Unusual items for borne & auction. GG-ZDJ. Rotary Elec. Mow ER $45. Portable TV $161).
stock control & sh1pp1ng to 963-&&!17 Wroua:ht Iron Set, French pleuure + bocty pam for Livestock 8075 w/gl"tl.!!I catcher. t 7 5 . 642-ffi66
head lhls critical ~nctlon. \vAITRESS-&: HOSTESS: 1 Tortoise Shell, 5 mo'• fern. Prov. Din. Set., 6 3 O 1 '62 Galax.)' fiOO, 2DR. Sat a: 9GS-8235 aft. 6 p.m. ~u=sE'=D="'°"EJ~..,~tron_,l_ca_pu_m'"r;:-.1
A l.~ pl~ing ~ part-time. Experienced l ?ifale silver tip, s mo·s Braemar Dr, H.B. 8"6-0641 Sun 1/~2L 1oam.. 2145 HORSE BOARDING PERSIAN RUGS Jtenerato r1 . Surpus
organl;ang--abWty 15 only w/papers. All ShOts. $100 or SU-1328 -Orange, Cotta Mesa. BUY-SEU..ntADE Systems, llO 23rd No. 12 I:
req'd. Al,O. ability to 'BLUE. DOLPHIN ea ~l Back Bay Area. Box &tells 213-659-4480 5 ~l4-637-682'l r-. 13 Cost M SG-5480 SERVICE station attendant. oom~te w/all te..;els of ~;.=~--~v~l~a_!Lklo~:O,·.':N'.:!.B~·=-:l o;ij·jl __ . ___ 'ii4ilCONTE~IPORARY i' 10fa. THER.i.\UOOR blt·in oven -&: available. Call for details. _______ , __ eye _!_ 0· • eta, · exper. Da.)'s. Texaco, 169:) lhe orpruzaUon. Xln t pay WANTED E Coon r . Dog1 .. ~.. King u water bed range top. dlii:: = 546-GGOO. SUZUKI 100, Sood cond. $100. GOLr~ clubs, Stan 'Mlompson l'7Su~pe=-=·_,eo.2ta~'~''~,.~--,.-oc r & fringe benefit!!. Send Newport .'Bexp h tea e,y1un WO • w/llner, frame. pedl1tal, patio;n:nltuffi ::pphlre M chi IOJI 13' Boston Whaler, ftp custom fitted for 5'2" p.1. i ·!-
Have 10melhlng you \\'&Jlt to resume to ' :P.1rs. Comfort, Bo N 183 ac ~ .. u:O pfiote e PUPPY RLD heater, foam PB.d. uoo. I.: · , , ;_;:;•=""°--r,_y ____ e-Chry, woo. 846-2733. \voods, 8 lrons. A1moat new
sell? Oa.Wfled ads do it 17621 VOD Karman, Irvine, x 0· _. C.() ~ ' Dobermans -German Shep; 551-5965. Balboa Island. 613-6653 1 • $1.Z. 673-5918 aft 6:30 pm.
"-'ell • call NOW 642-5678. Ca 92105 P O Bo:< l$0, toeta J\.leea, herds, Olihuahuas, Tl ny TABLE, Oak round &: 3 chrs. GIGANTlC sale: Barga.l.nl COMPIErE Set Tool Maker SANDWICH Glaas, l07 pc FAl\IILY Golf Membership :~fificat= at at l n g: Pc'Xlles, Pit Bulls, Cocka-Sofa &: Love Seat. Antique ealbre! Furniture, plea! Machinist 'IOOLS, Mikes, Set. $630. ~ Irvine Coast Country Club.
poo Pon1e.rani!lD. Irish Set· Deak, creat books, ?o.laple goods, kitchenware, etc. 710 Gau,e1, Ind l cat ors, $1700 Including lranl:fer fee.
WHO \V ANTS 10 \VORK1' ter, American E s k I m o , Hdbrd & Frame, L & e Pauline ~ .. C.M. &trr»U PR.ITells,1 Cullen, Drills, PU~E SILVER. Chryst.al ex. =C~•c,,ll~&15;:;"'6=138c:.·~-~.,...,~ I DRIVE A CAB! Pugst_.!00 ?iflXEO PUPS! Ores.er, llu.tch, ~l2i0 Sat., July 4M.l1. . etc: Gentner & Kenned)' N. · MINT. 97oz.~S3.75 an DESKS, painted wooded dbl ~i~~f~ t!°~~ w~~! ~~d ~Eeervice .,~1C:,S,,!.....Breeds. ANTIQUES. Plano, furn, REFRIGERATOR, Van Tool Boxes, 5.57-8566 o~. All or part, 642-767I. pedestal w/tonnlca q. ~ .. -,, Can '-W"'n vet. "" . ....,,.,, il~-are. decorator Items, ice!xlx, 4"''"..iumA Ir equip. WANTED, Skip Loader &: (2) McLanc Poo•er Mo\\'ers. 30'x60'. 962-6644 """""· .en or Y.'Omen. .-.o;a-...:Fri • • •-i 1" Sl2S ea. (1) Po\\•er Edger
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be Sligh'"' bw•W""P.-A 1 St. Bernard pup, AKC Reg. Toya, & lots more. l~pm, ntan,y more.. ·-, Q<l • \P' Small Dump Truck. .....::·. "A"-""=. ,_ F ..,. ......, ~· ·"'"". 3 mntlu old. l n1inla-TI1u~t. 97Xll El ltiollno, ' 4. 180S2 Gillman Irvine. stz.=14 ....., .....,.....,.,., P LAN'TS-Fuchs .... s, ems, Neat -Clean Apna"""'JCe. ...,., 1H Ba-'-1 Ml•-Holl Prl-" · r,;;--10 ture poodle pup, 9 wks old, 1'-0untain Va.Hey. (University Park) -MUST sell, 'Rui:. 12xl6, Rust/ ~'"' 8• ,,.., ..... · CAL Of\I THE 00. Vts., retired. Ai;e .., to . Ml1cellaneou1 0 E 1 nd 1100 291-E 23rd St, C.f\.f. Supplement your tnroiue. pedigree $25. 96'M732 SIMMONS Like new High GARAGE Sale, Sat Ir. SUn.1 "-===c..;;.o.;.. __ _;._ range, xcc · L'O ., • I -'"'-=-'"-'=~=---I
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day. Apply In ~rton, AKC. Black. rts, & a M 00\ICl'S, $100, &\IOC&do king JllO\\'er, girlt clothes, bike, member'5hlp, $2·1 $ll00. \Vant a low-priced car? gold 1'Tlstwatch with aold
Yellow Cab Co,. 186 E. 16ch blue Mother I: father xlnt spread il headboard. $50, bed Ir mlac .. Cheap. 2:J95 6T:>4000 644-2188 Read today's ctauUled Ads. expando band. $50. 6U-03C2
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Crochet Two! YARD Jli.1AN to '''Ork f/tlme AKC German Shepa rd CONTEMPORARY Walnut DINING Set, Birch, 6 ~.
ln rental yard. Very neat pu.ppiei n wks old xlnt Bedroom 11et, No-Mar Cusfum pad, $150~-6X90range
handwriting &: appear. Will tempmunent shots,' $50. finish. ~· m Irr or , rog, chlldt oord orp.n ~!:1-PortA&f!~. C~ 1930 =Retriever. Champion ~:;".,~~-·o_.'_"'_1_._'_'""_'_· ~l-'15_. ~ ~. ~ema.17581 San FIND ' I VI NII ' I~~~~~~~~~~ Stock. 2 yr old female read)' Mediterranean Sofa I. Oulir SaVSUn/Mon. O:>r' 20th &: 1; i1.-.1 foe breeding In Oct. $150. To Custom, Pecan Blu/Gm Santa Ana. C.M. Furn. .,..._ •• good home onl,)'. 639-5104 Up ho ls try, See to •PPl'S, took. therapeutk
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AI<C RARE' BLACKS. 105 piece dlnette set. 42 In Frid&)" &: Saturday WIN iPBNIND NllBT A · I005 Wks, llhot1, 2 rem. t male. round white fonntca top, FURNITURE • BOOKS • . nltqueo ___ Show/ PoL &IS-5237. · """'tal, • chal". 15'1. MISC -9 to 4. 10031 Kam-l--------=-----!iooci&;~smiififEE~R~-~~«lt·'>0~"';/ 962-152& c•::•::Jac:°'o;,:·_;;Im=;c..~~~--
FREE ANTl"UE home. Boaloo Bull , °"'" LIKE NEW dlvao, blreh end MOVING Sale-Tab l es, -i1a11n-n~r1 s 13 T yard. JU' 19th St., c.~I. tbls & oof tbl. Movlna out of Chail'I, desk, infant cklttie11,
SHOW, o '"A ·--"""'-""""'1-·-· -""•.__mus1_..n--l.2-1-_kll~TurtlW!Y..... ......._,, -. . --. ----· · _ ___. l.a-t~~~~~~~ HollolrOpe , OIM. 675-4619 0., l.vu~. • •-· ..---.
LAGUNAH.ILLSMALL DARLING YORKIE ROUND Bo •Ma 2 FAMILY. Sat-Sul). 3221 Puppies pet or s how x spgg • 11• I t~I El To1,1, Ca.l ifoml!l tfaa.lity. • 9S2-$n7 anvtlme w I rnd quilted purple Broad St., NB. cameras lnc.11 San Diego f'rw.)', El Toro ft 6 ~ bedspread. $100. or trade Lelca, Retina, Exakt&,
Road Exit. . a • pm 6'7S-1903 texts. freezer 4 more.
July 19. 20 & 21st GENTLE beaut puppies, SAT &: SUN fol.ding doon ~tan,y Exhiblt1! n1other Is a boxer, health.)', ADJUSTA Bed, never used. new ceiling 'bAttum het.ter'
!lours: Same A1 r.rall $5 en. 837·9670 eves. :~~ over $425. Call file cab., xlnt bric-brilc •
----JRIS1-l Setter, 1\.1/2 yr ollJ. WANTED mlac. 3237 Minne90la, C.!ol.
Orange Co. Antiques Needt a good OOme. * USED BRICKS * BABY Liv Rm -•-•-m Hundreds of antique 1. CH.B.) 842-6577 S71H:i64 furn.• w~Or):. Mu~ h
stained glass, \Vo o d c n Ai'~GHA .• ~ female dog, 3 yn, more. ~ & 21st. 2854 And·
chairs Sl:> k up, -lrnlmi, ..i.A-l' 'I I ll' * LOVE.SEAT&: sofa CUilom C ?if ""-r,..&~ rolltops, 838 \\1 E. ht St., "''~ ~~fe~.u~4 made e very &d qual, never l'08, • • "' '
Sanla l\.na. Open 7 days, 9 . !Jled, usually hm, 968-7910. PATIO lllle: 10' bOe.t mlr,,
..!!.8 dally. SAMOYED, male, 1 mos., 2 UPHOL Decorator chain, 1ew mach, dryer. bike,
4 PIECE \Valnut Bedroom Had shots83r_oo29ur Top quality, det!p blue niower. drps, misc lteflll!I
set, Oak \Vlndsor desk _ velvet, like new, 642-94().l ~1.83; 58I4164..
chair, carved \Vall cabinet,. IRISH Setter, .i mo old, had ~ Sz Bed .x1nt Oond SAT. ~ Camellia Ln, CM.
\Vicker P.ocker, Tl n 11 1 all shots, "'!! --Twin Jie<k, 'eonteiTiporarY .st, .. ~~· baby• 0 tcl>hie:1; lamp~, much mo re . 64;,-2"99 Wall area l'UK· 673-2408 '""''"' •0 • ~;£fs & eves ~. ~1 P<:1j,e. BJ:~~. ~'; J ~ WHITE'. v.TOO&hl Iron glaa11 A~:C.64~ t b 1.,
l';dr up and ro 11Ja·~·-. ~II f'JNE e!ltute Jew e Ir.)', 644--02(>8 after &pm. top din. llCt., 5 pc. Like rnttan, nostalgia pieces,
""n1on Iii tht•t coiy "IOll•. new! $100. 963-4649. ot 5at/Sun I"• !J6n El b1'0n1.cs porccluine, f Inc GREAT Dane Puppies, fawn c. · -r.li;htw,.lght ·n· cud111r: Cr~ 7• SOFA ' l raJ n....a1 ~hot 111c~-. Jhtll·•lllch cl pt• or cry&lal, rugs, r u i-n . , "-'/blk nuuk. Sholi>, AKC, • i"!en na u ...-.... • · knU!lnll' wot1ttd 11:1 thrflt Mtiques le mu.ch more to be $100. S.Sl-5977 Tapet!ry irf.nt. Xlnt cond. =SA~T-.~,-._.~p~,-.. ~Jm;=---Vl~&-la_d_e
•·ohwa. l'a!t .. ro 'l'Ott; d\ac-i;old at publlc auction. ;;;;,.0 p"-b~.. 1 r 11 h $'ll. 61.74433 la Luna, Upper 3 Ard! Bay,
tlun•. CbU1.1'1 811t1 !!·IZ: Nii· 645-2200 '" "'" ''-"'"' TWIN n~• 4 J •J J So '°~'"" Ski h ~· ~· 11}.36 lnclud~d. · · ~Um. ~l/F. 1 }T old. Ll>st ix:u, P K"e "llP e, · """'fi,....... a, muc
Ol l'Y.:"l'l'S for l'iich pattl'rn Tl·IE ~IINEn papers~ ea. $.2981 ll67~~brov.'1l Bedroorn set, mile., 499-4091
Mid 2$ tt110 '"" e•eh p1t1ert1 e C..i'l<US NOB.LI:: e ~ F'UR.N. Pool table, wn.ter
fi .. r.,,.1.rlaia mailand 1pec1~1 CollC"Clor l.Jollle, let\lt'!<I t..\B PUPPIES, 7 wks. \VJCh.°ER Trunk \\'ilh brass bed, 12" hl·ll ~.
h•ndUr.1. 11Ch1:1 ... ·1•e 1luttl-•::nn. &16-85T9 $25. ea. co-n , tl~. Ne.turn! clo Sa S 4 rl••~ dtlh·e,,. ... 111 lake rhree .,....ru 6 ~7 ..... th<.'ll, misc. t· un. 10. .
.-edla °'" ~ !lffld-CO Afftt 1-'AlNT ."..c VARNISlf renlOVal finlah $j0, 640-4 1. 721 Narclllll:I, CdM
Uruvlo. 1~. LM 0•11¥ Plkol. \n 1q ~·-• I and T N~lttr•ltOept .. BoJll&l.OkS 1 t u.e rw1uture our BllJ(' ~Couch wo AU. KINDS OF }"URN. &: :hel'"~ S&atlon, New York, Specialty. 5;;7-2736 I 111 ~!2-!~~ Olll1n S25 for All ?inSC. 1706 Pnrt Clwtes,
:<'.\'. ·10011. l'rint Nlmt. Ad· BEOROO. i\I se. I, n1arble 1op ,,.. t• You "'uuu Harp View Home1. !M drtu, Zip, Pat1er11N11mber. . Sun Ntw! 1$0 moft pop11Jar 4 pieces DUNCAN· PlfYFE Olnlnc p.m. · 11 ... -4' 11tsl11Mln1M1r1fi~Netodlttr1t1 -ft 4~2910 • J Lines 2 Times St.• Set, Solid Alahopny, p&d1, i\IOVING • 11aviland chin a, l'•l•lot! AU <T•fl.I THRE>;, , , lk lie\\'. Sac. $100. 548-3002 _,_..,,_ sa • t'l'ttdtll111tlll&>Ot ........ 1$t 6' M'TJQUE mahog. cabinet tum, .,._,_., nUtc. t •
:<oew )Sf_w,. Knitlkd-haJ \\'/mov1ble &helves. $li00. XL. aJND. SML. buffet, Sun 21195 Bektt, C.1.t. ~Ti1rwi r111trn .... sr.as &J.~n;9 ,,_Te You IMS Strato lounger t hr, l\\'ln GARAGE SALE, 1820
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11,1n>•11 ('rotfltt lkdl .... s1,flll PliPPlES. 6 \\'k) Old. EARLY American Din 1et, 11 N~·Port Stach, $at lo-4 J:::::~~t:~~· ;·::::.: GE Rtfrlgtr•tor $U l:il A\-ocsdo, Apt. B. C.i\1. chr.I~ 2 lt11.\'e1, $100. Chett 4 GARAGE SALE
lruUont Monr)' ffoo.k' •• ri.w 979-0107 G<fG..0030 dl"ATS. $25, 9'f9:.-0Q8'! U061ttariners Dr.
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i2 Pri1eAt1il'l•i'l•.•12 ... ~ $33i. ca. llO Onl. Butane fen1a\e needs IL good hon1e. all furniture! SEE TO Ci\R.ACE S.UX Si\T St SlJN ll6oli:ot16Qul~•1 .. -: .... SIX 1uuk. #5. 6-12--0171 &17-19'/T . APrRECIATE! ~'l6-!ml 11M Bo\tc. Wt)'. Costa l'oJesa ~f11H111nQuUtfooli;J11 ... k M1-3561 t$l/ltlltJJQf'TOl.11111 .... lOC Don'! ~ve tlJ'l the a hip! Cute Pup, • ~) mua. old 2 BED Corner Un I t •
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SALE•• 1!8lad nr pie cues. 1·12" MO. CORONADO 3:1i. Call Mtrtru.iMr, m/08 w/CUJL • VACAnON • ..... . p 4 IMPOR'l'l~D At.rro~ W·black Interior 8.11-~10 UU'Q n O~,ti~~1 ~·· ~~~~ work table It db.1"9. 962-1691 (TI4l 3%r1334 canvu cov. Vanaon trtr. AT YOUR OWN PACE • , • 4 lpd • Rad\o 6 hfft"'*" • fritep BEST PltlCIS PAIDI Olt Ca.roper W U· 4 IJ)d, radk> I
Store ln Ortuia:e County. BOAT R iNTAL r.tf' $2250 . .........., 0t 9J88..0522 OIOOle from So. Calli. bwnPf,f· Ciood miln, extra ,°"" Lewl1 lrn,...,. '13 841W 2002. Li.cm mueii. =~t (=-)t unit
IP•'-"'"' LA) 10.2'% k TV, Radio, Hll'I St. -Sall ~ ........ 'l>allersble k u· ,1'1BERGLASS 1-..0 "Laro<et S.lectloo.", nJee <GG6f'UQl ~!Ubor. c.M. ~ l!!~~ DIAMr . .:_FM ~•reo. Only $2895 mort n\O.rite<1 do\l.'11 on n"I08t ' lnOatable. ~3-ICM Ski boat, 319 Cl Pontiac (Over 40 Minll il M.H. a). Only $2295 AUTOS IMPORTED °'" ~ H•n~ ..... IOI• or lun•llu"". 8 COLO!l TV'S IJ2>.$18S Boato Sall -= v12.i£"~';""" MOTODAIJ:SR uou~ Howard Chevrolet '73 BMW """ Tl!, • '"'~' Howard Chevrolet etc. Larae Modern China AU. F..xc.<ell l·Med St ' ' • . ~ Chn9ral '791 11.lr. AltlrFM stereo. 831-20-IO Cablnet $250, 50 + SultcalM.'1, Am/Jo-,..1 iuS Color · ana: 14' atAMPION Sid SO....t, RENTALS MacArthur and Jtunbort'e Dir :.tacAr1hur Md Jtunbotee
trw\kl. 1000'1 O( s:ood uaed Co111p. $20 . u.lnlWJJ CATAMARAN SALE 50hp W/lraller. Complete Redhlll :: San Juan, TUlt1n New;e::t,.,.,~ach BUY or LEASE ·n BMW am. 4 speed & Ne~~~. "'
clothhll 50 +1920-30 Vintage Jo~rank Schroth TV~ CLOSE OUT -SAVlll OVER aJct Pllckare-u.50-615--89 (114) m.cBOO ~ SAAi I 83 IDW 1 o.lo.TVi1iJi)
Old Blue Embroidered 8.17Wl9thCM'6}'hexp $300. Strictly Ski! Glupar G3,'75•12u1'~ETIMEMotor'Home 1971.DATSUNPU,mfllwhl1, liWU'OO . J. Dr. Will BUY YOUR
MalOnlc CM.111. $1_5 on. Sl'F.:REO sacrifice! Salllul P·l6 Futoet aftoe.t. Sl.586. Johnson Elec, Trailer II. 2'l It Lots of extru, llicil! many xtras Sl600, 'TO & Capri 9715 OAtSUN, TOYOTA
C'OME BROWSE. 11042 nn11) Sanaul tuner Garrard Kona 1>2 man Cat. $1~-extras 61>8SU new take over pafmmt1 YAMAHA l'lSYX, $200, ALFA ROMEO OR VOLKSWAGEN
Garden Grove Blvd, C1u'Qcn I rii l bl,' Soundbrattm1an PIUCES LESS THAN USED! Boats. Stor 9090 Prl~ate owner. Z58 Fatrlaf ~~139 • ''!!~~p~~ mlleaa:e. xlnt PAID FOR OR NOT. \\1U.
Crovo ""'111:1.1· '"""" <artr;dge playor + MARINER YACHTS ' '."!" . Dr. CM l91l DATSUN PU, leavin& · •I 816-8489 PAY TOP OOLl.AR. CALL
tnpe-1. S350/Make ofler. 23.J..2N Bl d NB SKI BOAT STOnAGE . town, price has been KEr>.'T AU.EN, 540--0442 •• SCRAULEJS 675-81~ e~JH ·• · · Security Yard. HORNET Trailer1, Travel f171 reduced Jor quick sale, Best Datsun ~ .67 DATSUN P.U. $675 or
.... PIONEER SXlOOO 1W. Tcac l!ttARINE, 940 W. 1Tth St . otter. ~S.-2t07 N •--h best offer. li!UST SELL
NSWER A 15 0 0 w W/tranalatoriied 12' KORELLE JR. lllilboat C.M, 66-9690 FACTORY clo&c out oa 2 'ST FORD ~' Ton P.U. new ~wport .... c NO\V! li73--0507. A S auto reverae. (2 C&-SS'a) with Hia:hlander trailer. show wtlts. 1-14'-4 sleeper Brakel;, clutch, gd runner, ''Dlrectlv acroM from tnc '·~A TSUN* litUST SELL! '74 260Z, 1nany dual 1212. All xlnt cond. Great for beiinnen. cornea I ~ w/dual ......,.,. etc A: marine $350. 01' ottl!!r. 536--1780 di.Yi #
Zenith -Knock -F.a&8y -$600. 536-8150. ~ ~j,.J.1:a. Or!j'y 'hs41 tatls: ) Ill lOilet. f.'i.6-:-:s alffper dual or 911mdi. " Sales Bal,,00-:Y Club~rvlce -LE!5E-= \~.::nt~ f~.11
Catnip -OIJCKEN 4 Beaut. P.A. speakers $100. in water 6 time&. '74 . power etc w/ot without FORD P!U, 4 whl dt. New 645 6406 '45 •too BUY ·n DATSUN 510. Reblt l!!ng, " By the time )'OU acquire a ea., great cood. Al.Jo tnlac. reglscrt.ion included. $600 marine toilet. Rocondo Reo-blueprint motor w/beaden. Aud ~7 b 1 dial
nest ea. 1nnauon h8ll tw-ncd unmounted 1 peak e r a. or \I.ill conakler trade fur tampen, Sal•/ reatk>n Proctucta, l28!n. Nel· PH: ~2135 I 71v Spacial• ~f~. ;';;36t:_ s, mags,
It i>llO CHICKEN Iced. '3&-2186 ph~pblc equipment. Rani 9120 ""'St., qanlen Grow, Ca.1965 CHEVY ll Too V8.. 72 Audi lOOLS 260 Z $137 ,;::=,,==~~=~I * DODIE'S DUOS * 6' OLYMPIC STEREO 962-.,.... 531>-2191 or M7-074L I am-Auto tra.n.s. Radio. Inng Pr. Alon1h + Tx & Lie "13 2-IOZ, .i lipced, M.·f·FAI
WOMEN'S, ClllLDRENS CX>NSOLE. SOLID STATE, EXCLUSIVE 1970 Ford camper 1peclal 6 Pm except sw.dayl. bed. 1 owner. $m. 67rU87 2 DOOR -e-e _stereo. alr. 1uii.gs, Must .ee. -RE~LE BOTIQUE SlOO. 541·583& 34 Islander. &and new cua-$11'.Kl. !Sl.Slifpg, Wlleels, 1-60 ERIBA. lraller. 1deal lat '61 OfEVY Sh c rt· bed , Full factcry equlpml!!nl in-NEW 1974 \Viii trade, M·2040 Dlr.
Town" O>untry Center AKA.I, 2800-SS. 412 channel tom beat. &.per loaded. 8)1 wide tires, tool box, ca II compact can. Le. bed, 2 camper Shell, Air, Tacoma eluding air cond!Uonll\i. 610 2 or 4. Dr. "71 DATSUN 4 Dr. Sedan
Beach Ir; Ellis, Hunt. Bch. Stereo tape -deck. $300. oY.·ner. M.·Th. aft. 5 pm, 846-1512. burner llove, ice box, I: Rims. Sl.500. &t&-5993 aft. 5 (217GllBJ. ~I Gd cord. SlT".il.
962--0095 968--0740, F., SaL.I: SW1. • all day. MERCED '"'"-""", 8 \I', other extras:. .... l...,.l.1' old. 'T2 INTERNATIONAL 'ii Ton SHA.RPI 4 Spd.,,.,,,-.J. 1\'3ns,. I~ludc,.::.d_.jf-~~======'i;;;r -oil I $15 _,..... •----d ~ -" · · --A -o"'""ns-F 9725 _.,.~" o . er more COLOR-TV,' 21 .. -Walnut, -6.J3.«i886. xint-c.'Oft<t"""Dometlc-refrlg. ---)IS1 -...... _-4-sp(l;-"18;ocomi e11, S2301f $3395 during tnili: .. s";lc 1at
pUtCha.ile wilh thh1 ad. ConllOlette, Good picture. ltllDDLE cf Summer other xtru, $750. daya 21' CITATION T rave J brt'ore noon· aft 6, 646--1263. ONLY --'--7-1-Ff-A_T __
open 16-5 Cclo&ed Sun & Pilon) ~-1523 att 8pm Saving1. 2 New cuatom built 673--lXW>, eves 548-6l24 ~u~""Air ~· ~~· 73 Ford Courier AUTO~IATIC ••..•.•...• S96
OPENJNG Soon In Corona 24 WATT ateroo, S50 Duffield racln&:, 1,abot1. DAT72 v.·/73 Benbow · ...... _ -· ' AIR CONDITIONING •• Sf..6 850 SPORT COUPE
del Mar PatJo S h o p . 75X Telesccpe $2'1. I~tlcal to 73 I aabot C a m per 2 3M m l 968-8346 Pick-up, 4 &pd, radio A: A~1-Ff\l STEREO • , , , , , , $26 like nt>v.-, only 10,000 actual
Mqle'1 "'House of Many 545-3865 natiOnal& winner. Pvt pty. alk/STVIR.EF. Boot, Sip 4 ·n SCX>TSMAN 13~~ ft. w/ heater, 11tep bumper 8,W> SIDE r.tOLDING ••••••• s 6 nliles. See lo appreciate!
Thl.na!i", Lel 1ne acll your 673-1012. " Pt/P 536-36ll.· air. Gd cond. Pra.c. tell· mill"tl • like new (98577R). UNDERCX>A'flNG ••.... $-1 87JEMC).
art l''Ol"k, handmade gUts &: SAILBOAT, heavy deep keel, '72 MAROON Datsun PU cont. $600. 496-4639. Only $2695 '72 4 DR Audi lOOl,$. Auto, With copy of ad only! $1695 }~t'i~r ~~~~~~; I ll9je and If .11 J Maho&. hull, w/railed deck, w/6 pack ovl!!l'bead camper. '68 . APACH~ Mela. Tent Howard Che~•-.. :£:io. •=70 n:.kd;diali. SALE ENDS T-13-7-1
pleue ca.II P.larxte at . ......_,. l•neld 1'.-sips 2, room for Inboard R/H, $2850, ~ trailer, alpa 6, wry clean, •~ •-•
eng, Needl work, $600 a& ii. 9. DANA Camper, sleeps $.175 642-4412 MacArthur and Jamboree '72 AUDI lOOL.S. sunroof, air NEW 197t
675-360G. 181 Ea1t 2I1t St, CM, at 2+4. Like pew, Best oUl!!r. TRAVEL TRAILER SIC Newpxt Beach AM·FM I: Priced to Sell. PICKUP
THE entire tumllil1ings trom General 9010 ba<;k. Call IM?-'1676 19., Tandem axles, Xlnt t'l3«D5 Will trade 831·al40 Dir. $2969 a lril:. home tc be sold at a RACING aabot, xlnt cond. u~._110 Homes 9140 cond. 847-1136 Vans 9570 BMW 9712 pUbllc sale by competatlve 81,2' Kl'ITY~tARAN DinabY, coniplele w/lail, 2 h.p. ,._ ARIS'TCXltAT. 16, k>-llner FULL PRICE + T & L
blddin&. Appl's., stereQfl, 4 hp Mel"C OJB, deck cbl'I. motor. Cart. Will lhow dl!-1 Tl 1.550 NE\V 1974 --1-11
TV'1, bicycles 11·nc. 456 Vista & tbl., davits, Sl3 anchor, Sun, Mon ' Tues. 311 SO }'t. Pan Am with Cabana uxe.*19,m.~ * ,68 FORD~ ElOO 8 8210 2 OR.
Roma, N.B. Ju y 23rd, 10:00 c'"-:-!'-· dir finder ~· •-•--• !In Bay View Ude, Newport cl b ""'IUUll ... $2570 AMtcS:OOPM.644--0350 7ii4mu"", . . •w-Ruby, Balboa ui.... Beach. 6'F.t-0Jl . '70 ALADIN 15, Self Cont. peuenatt u "'a gen. mA,VARIAN .
MIK, Wanted IOIJ 10, Fl.berg! GI dingy garqe). Motorcycl•/ Demand Water System, 681 ~~· air oond., (OUJBZA) I $ I FULL PRICE + T k L
Good ~tiM.asparll 9': CHARACTIR I O a t • -9150 B Victoria. Coot& M.,. SUNSET FORD NEW 197'
SILVER Coha wan1"' ot 6~ . Good --1. Sloop rlt-rs Auto Sor. & Parts '400 5440 Garden Crovo Blvd. ' 710 2 DR •
bulk P~· >1S->022 Boats, Marino Eq. -'"'1· With onglno. Lal" '72 suz~ 250. s1. __ & dirt. WEEK·E· ND We•tmimt« 636-4010 $2969 I ~---'===::,_~= I·--''----'---1trake. •n.a.Ml. Good run I cood.$550. See ·n FORD Oub Cllateau Vah, FUU.. PRICE + T & L
Mus ic.al ln1trum't1 IOl3 YANMAR DieteLs -s & l2HP zr LUGER, &IJ19 4, 11ink.· ~ lltb St/-'PI-1• Hunt SPECIALS 12 pus., A/C, Arr. PfS,
J>wr sail, bay, utility boats head, am/fm, tape, om ,69 KA\\'ASAKI 350 2cyl deluxe inter., new tires, xlnt Newport Datsun '~per~PC!\=~~ts.quai:ii AUUer Marine, &t&--3938 aux, trier, Dana Point 2HP .1 bi' Good thru
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JuJy 21 cond. 968-8816 aft. 7. Now In Stock 888 OOVE ST .
.. ... Special• are Boata,Power fMO Marina. Slip L2 Bkr , 4 'l l\t rrues on rel PLAC L •13 DODGE VAN, 15,COI • '743.0CS1;3.0C)A NEWPORT BEACH llammond M2 Organ, w/ S DE 831-1888 or -..182.1: $3500 ~~nt cond, $500/ofier, EVAPORATIVE miles, 1ot1 or mas. e :Dl2-2002A &: 2X12 TII Betw. AfacArthur & Bristol
fender Lellle $7fi0. '36 Mar-UPER LUXE HOBIE Cat, 14' l!Pt bl~ &: COOLER * ~ZH2 * e '7f BAVARIAS 4 speed • at Jamboree R.c!ad
Un 017 w/case $225. Drop VEGA VOYAGER &Old. trapeie and -~ '72,.ce& ~f.P·~ .... Bnul~.~.· \\'ilh thil ad <DPl '66 aIVY van. 6 cyla., 3 e '7-1 SA.VARI.Al Auto. Near OC Airport
"1' DIESEL TRAWLER xtra& with car '"" c ... ~.,.-,., ..... • ~>UAwu ....... ' only $149.95 • '74 :r.o S & SA's CALL 833-1300 in & see us at Second _,. new engine very clean &pd., economical, run 1
Fiddle, 140 CabriJlo, Costa On dilpla)I Now! C97-25n $590 49f-831i ' plus inatallaUon sreat. Jahn 673-9'40. • XI.NT ~ PLANS •
Meaa. IWS-1703. Fiberaiau'n teak! 33' COAST RHODES SLOOP . ALSO A W 9590 ~
NJ DSAFE;,placeme! nt! No. 37: 2 oeta o11a11, ...,. '12 YAMAHA 6 5 o cc. UNDERCOAT U1o1 •-EXCEu.ENT SE!lVICE ARP Odyaaey Synthelizer.
Xlnt cond. $900. Ca 11
lWS--Ot79.
cnl1An& Aft. 5 Semtchopped. Xlnt. •
ECONOMICAL! e7S--09'.U par. ' $UXX)lbnt otter or trade for Any RV or Truck TOP DOLLAR PAID
Only $27.1SO ..._ -Only 539 9S IMMEDIATEL v El' ;~ ;;c I WILLARll BOAT WORKS '6& 'CLASSPAR w/oobln, '72 H·D Sportate<. Excel. ' !'OR ALL l'OREIGN CARS . ~ :.: ~~15.'in~~.:~ ::fa~= ~o~ ~:r: H!~.:l.al~:~~ ·~j~\IJij~,,~l1Jeau oreome ID to -~ ~ ~ =--.
Flybridge, auto pilot, fatbo, s:x~T corfDrhJN frame. Lots of chrome .• _ .... _.i, __ .... _ ..... .1_ .. _ ..... __ ........ _
Ole. Furn. & Equip.~
NEWPORT
IMPORTS N:iw~M 0;;el~a~~=tlr:: RDF ra~, twin scl'ew, 1'1>R SERIOUS SAILOR. W/trade for Vett. 645-1621 Sant.a Ana Frwy at
ml1e. furn. 64'l--Ol38 210 gal fucl, 60 gal water, 494-230'1, 492·8875. '69 BULTACO 2SOcc, new top Sand CanYQ Exit
stove, refrig, winch. 2 bait gd end runs ltrong $200 or ~~ Ole 3100 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
2!C .Maquerite Parkway
MJuion Viejo
USE AVERY PWY EXIT.
83l·ZIG e 4S5-t!M9 omCE DESK \V/CHAIJt ree., sleeps 6. $21.lXll. Zi' S LOOP, .... ~··cm ottei-. 642-2190 • • 0 . Count Mlt• ~R SALE ~oo 962-'~ -dlly ............ ....., 15th .... ,,.... Y LEASING
•u · -· ~ "" "' $5500 '69 YAMAHA lOO. Gd cond. ·-•-CADILLACS M8-5l"9 SUPER Ski-1''ish/Bay Boat! Street mooring. . Forced to aeU. $180/bllt olr. SUPERIOR Auto Forti&n SPECIALISTS
Pl•nos & Organs I090 SKIP JACK. 3> Hu 11 . 6-12--237S eves. . aft 4:30 lnt) B!H-7954 Parts has hundreds ot Uled ._.,..., Selection Service durlne tease period
1:..=o.;;.;;;_;;;..,'-'---Cust.cm bh.·280 Hp Olrys.ler BEAUTIFUL Lene .star 16 ' · , . foreign autc parts at In Ora-County is important. CreYier Bl\l\V
• PIANOS IfB. A1a.D)"....xtras.._$6500. or _&loQp. Creal family day '13 HONDA, 350 G,"2500 IIll,_5 reuonable pricft; lc--f re e -... -\\"U awardtd the BMW
' Trade 1Dr late MDL saUer. Cover, trailer, xlnL mos. old, $850. Firm· dellverly. 752-1656, 1731 ~De~ • Sedan [)e. Service Award by Hottman •. ORGANS M""""'9. 54&-7741 ......,. $'19$. '9.'1-mL 4'Hl28 superior Coota M... • El --Cl>l.· Moton. we are dedicated
Rentals fr $5 5'8-4JXJ evea.• wlmdL TEAK LADY .. u· Sloop, all ·n DUCAT! 450 RT, 1100. SES rufil. INJECroR with =~:: .;:::;:.i:,thu IO .,,~ ,.... ""°" ..,.,,. on ** 24' SEACAMPER, 1913. TM C!Ullc. Cornpll!!tely •n Honda 100. $350. Belli in .adapter for V.W. oomplete • your new BMW. See us
30 hn, like new, V~ A trlr. l'elltftd $6,900. (TI4) 548-2517 xlnt cond. 968-8816 aft. 1. with pressure ttgUlator, alt brt'ore )IOU Jeue any Bl\fW.
'70 DATSUN 510. Sta. \Vgn.,
new tires, gd shape. $1600.
612-2913
1'.IAT 600 w/850 eng. 37+
mpg. Extra eng & pam
S350/besl offer. 842-1237.
Honda '721
Open Nl9ht1 •til 9 Sleeps 4, head, &bower, 548-2517 •n SUZUKI, good condition. cleartE!r, all hardware. $85. Larre 1hipment of '74 BMW'•
S•t: 'til 5:30, Sun. 12-5 galley-Cost $17,<m. Belt w AN..T ED, "' ounce $400. or best ofter. call ~1879. · juit lll'rived. Most model.I WE GIVE THIS
*Pianos & Grands* ofr. overr $9800-F1D. avail. Splnnlker, luff"«I', Orth ~ 557...eB -GiMY•I 9510 · -av:-'Jablt! for bnmediate-de--~
Baldwin -C8blc ·Chickering n4l61J..6188 eve-. 497-3!24 or .o. Pm blue A: white. '13 HODAKA ~ Wcmbat. livery .
• Fllcher. Kawai . Kimball "ED". Cruising. 68>fj786 $C'JO. WANTED TOP CASH tor clean used CREVIER BMW
• Knabe -l>ta:on & Ham':n . 22' DlESEL., Super Sport, LEHMAN 12, no. ~. Super Call 581--4.'j27. CASH PAID can and trucks -~ W. lit St., S.A. 83!>-31n
M..-u • Sohmer • Stein· Cutty C&bln, Sport Fisher, race equip, bnmac, mini * '73 YAMAHA 250 MX * For Your Junk Automobiles. Howard Chevrolet ORANGE COUNTY'S
WB¥ ·Storey & Clark · WiJJ. many xtraa included. Mini trailer, 213-454-4455. Xln't cond. Best ctfer. Ca.II &12-4930. >t--•~ur and Jamboree OLDEST ter • Wrulltzer • Yamaha Tower, new factory .. demo. 14 N .,....,... ,. .... ......., _.,_ 4 . ~·•
N I '"""" Sl2,000. Days.~. eves XLNT. Lldo . o, """"' ......... ,,,..., .... ....,r prn Antiques & Cl•tllc 9520 Newport Beach 0 ew Sp neta ii· • •• .... • ..,i7J & wkndl, 642--3103 w/trlr, 2 sets &a.ill I: xtru. '13 HODAKA dirt bike. , 833-<1555
Uaed trom ... ······ ··• S95 $1095. PH: 67J...373l Knobbie tires + extras. $475 \VANTED -'Sf-56 Ford WE BUY USED CARS Pllfc:n " .......... S895 19 7 O FIBERf'OAM 19' 15, VENTURE Cat, dacron 645-4'112 Pickup in iood tc excellent AND TRUCKS Grands " ....... •••• S395 !lberglus bay boat, 1eats aans, w/trli. (beauUiul) , oondition. WU! pay top
*ORGANS* 8, I/B-0/B, 21 hr& total ..,.; """• S79-4.199, 979-!B 73 HD Sportster. Elect. dollar 1.ot right truck. Call Come in for a tree appl"Biaal BaldWfu "":""CoM . Hammond. time. New-cost $700), Sell .... rv start. Very clean. S:nxl. 673-GiS Eves. after 8 P.M. to GROTII CHEVROLET,
Kawai • Kimball. Lowrey. price $3500. Lk new. Pri GLASS Slabot, w I s a 11 s. Call 675-2604. 19-IO OlEV ipecial dlx 2 dr 18211 Bet.ch m vd., Hunt. Bch
Rodeen · Thomas·· Yamaha ply. 673-7022 eves Need.a work. $100 1970 YAMAHA 175 CC, new Th,000 mi. mi'a. RWUJ xlnt: 847~ S.t9-3331
• Wwiltzcr -Gulbransen • i7 2,)' O.B. Cruiser, 80 hp. 548-fi024 rblt ena. Xtra parts, $325 $!!00. 979--8630 CASH FOR
Allen. Mere. trailer, 2 bertb1. CB KITE & Trailor -60t IJ46.8633 ew. Roe VohlclOI fDO YOUR CAR Opdaan ................ S1SO radic, misc. e q u l p. $525, fi«>.1749 1968 Riverside socc. 150 M&--7070
1974 BMW's
in stock ready for Immediate
delivery. Excellent sav1n&1 on remaining 1973 mcdel&.
SALES-SER\1JCE LEASING
OVERSEAS DELIVERY Lowl<y Spinet ........ no; Pl,..../.-,, "<W paint MUST ..U Vlklnc '!Jl' clU!lc mpe, good rond. $50. Call BOATS-TRAILERS Sal"-·•·•••-•..,th• Dally Wurtitzer Spinet, new • • $499 $14T;i. 271l First Ave, CdM. wood bin loop SI.I $8!ICl Richard &M-8593 ... ,. .... ..,. ..... ,.
Hammond A-loo ....... Save 6~3 eau ~ia · " · * 19n 150 HONDA * RY STORAGE Zie a= Ad." iu: ROU.S ROYCE ROY CARVER, Inc.
BMW
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*GWAINN t::Ois N~y co '5mp' = J;t'. e 18' Alpha Catamaran Xlnt cond. ll,000 ml. 24 Hour Socurlly ;:'all:..:60-0678::;:=''--~= 2.14 E. 11th St. OR _ ~ Xlnt cond. Traller. 496-85981492-7284 (bus) & In & Out Service O...er~::,1 ____ :;.:::,:-!,=°"='•;:•=••"sa;:::=•=="'=':=.t4C ---------~;:::.::;,.::c:_ ___ ..;.;.;;_ I w.1. computa. --· or 551:rl98 er 551-2713 M th\ •-t PULLIRTON MUSIC u Pr! -· HONDA 450 Propaon Y ~st t~-o er. ·,..r.,"';.,,.,.. 25' READY TO GO. Priced ne a "'" 18191 I;ucUd, Fountain Valley .......-.ww tc move. Extra&, Call Xtru, xlnt. 644-0938 COMPLETE RY
557-4136 1 YR aid, 18' GLASTRON w/ &PM '13 HONDA SL250.
1.12 N. Harbor, Fuller!On_ lrtr-Llk&-lirand-new.-Sta•!!f.i-rc;;;;"'aller;;f.;,-,e.;;:;;::;:;;· -New·~ -SERVleE-&--Rl!PAUt-
871•1805 __ , 6, fly eqj)d, V4 302 Cl" 1!ith ~~ ~=-53&-3T:i9 CENTIR-STORE ~~~.N~g~n:~~ ~::.":::'":"=·c,..:~,t,..,~~·0-m,-: r,,,'~,..f-~-~-,~'. ~:;" 1.~· :_t ~Us:.:~: •ij~\IJ~t,~liJ
•7:00PM, Intetmedlatee 8:15, Mint cond, ·Inboard eng, Npt. slip $2600. 644-5.286. condition $195 Santa Ana -. at
a.ta Mt1a • Tuetday .._ •-s H-IE 14 ·--~· ... , cover, new navy ""'r• Xu• • ..,... _.._. Sand Canyon Exit ~~~. ~~ sml, «beat oiler. fti.Ol6S ·18>1 671>2543 MOTORCYCLE '62 HONDA (714) "1·1171
Wftk. Fran Mkuo In '!Jl' CllRlS <XINNIE ~. KITE with dolly $400 ~~ CH!NOOK-TOYO!'AS round ~-Me, eo.st---it:illtc Costa ny!Jrid&'e, trim tabt, bait "~' 1160 "';>""uvo trl ••-• --• ·--• rm.-·•-11.,.. _.. ppcr now on .....,..,a,y ..• ~Meu.. Newport Blvd. at ........ canvas l>WUU -r• Newport &Up included. $2800/ '72 BULTAC'O Punang z;,o, Rea.dy for vacation trips ..•
Harbor. ~21151 ~~::"': .:::".": .. CAL ~ i:i" No. ill. ~~. ~: ~.need !i~ no:;~" "s,;"'t::,t ~ A GOOD SILICTION IN STOCK. '"''""'""'""""'""'""''!!""!~I cabin, l5;;j OMC IJO, all otter. ' ' '69 Yamaha 250lttx, nu trans can 58.\'t dollan at BUI
e GREMLINS
e HORNETS
FIELD'S-Mio, .00 '""'· hd trailer, w/lnk.,, HOBIE Cal 16' Yellow, good & top end. o Ml. Make oiler Mury Toyota, 18881 B .. ch IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
pianoe & orpna, new & $4250, ~2222 condlticn. Private Part:)I S52--06ll Blvd., Huntlngtcn Beach. 1i-;~~'.!!:!:!::=.!!..:;.:::::..:::::..:"""'.~-=-.;::::-'=".:-:.::=:::::::==:;:==.:::::::::::::::---t uaed' Spineti. g r 1 n d s • '13 NOVA Wellcraft. 26', twin $1195. en-7375• 542-358.1 Jn'ffiu~onda~CCL!Lliiooi;,°"353S1Gmni1~ .. 1,84~7-855.5~-~-,~.=_;~---1 '72 TOYOTA pl&yers. Going out for Mere 188. Vamon trlr, 1970 ISLANDER 27'. m eng. $42S. Car canier in c . •n OODGE Minl-~totorhomc. '70 TOYOTA DEMO SALE ! ~ '-lno-.-RtntiLll w/option Extras.~'10-hn, total , New palnt,._Comp::-~. ~ .. -Bubbl top. A1r oond Corona-4-d ~ R eal .-2 Dr. H.T .. Mini cond., ;to buy, Kawai, Stclnway, $1l500 • .f.N..Q86. $!1(8), flm\. 646-5632 .,_..-'iU01 e-~ • -----~SAYE $$$ grea_t , gas sav er.
Baldwin' Ch I' k . r Ing, , . •IVI" BUY YOUR* (660H08) 13199. Sharp. Good mileage, [ANX4241 t Yamahll., Klmb&.I, wur., etc 20· SkipJack, 215 Omc, VHF, 15' SLOOP, fl'y e~ MOTORCYCLE TRAILER. SUNSET ll"ORO (309BEOJ · On
GARDEN GROVE BaH Tnk, full canvu 6 olbrd. $1St. ftrm. 5t6-00l3 5MO Garden Grove Blvd. S 1 2 9 5 S I 6 9' 5
rn:Lll'S (n4) 63\l-211U covers, cleaner titan nu or~ ·n YAMAHA 00 •-" bike. w .. tm\Mter 636-4010 GREMLINS & MATADORS
' l2)12 Brookhunt St, G.G. $5,700 61?>45o; '13 15' JllcC ....... "Venture" Good coad. $22S. C'.il MUST Sall, $2300 or bea1:11-_:::..:::..:-=--1-~;.;;;;:;;:.:.~_;_------t--:::::-::==-"1
CO.ST MUSIC IT CABIN CrU!oer Outbo,oi'd. w/trlrl many ~ LIU 64&-1362 oiler, Dune """"'· new VW .l.3 HORNET '67 RAMBlER '71 CHEVY '70 HORNET
Now ...._ E ·1 .bait tank, cover, trailer, new, $725. 557~1 · erv. t900cc, dun! port heads ·1 ... ..-... " . ....,..n ven ngs ·etc, Sl,900. or traM for MOORING Jor 30• Boat Motor Homn, llll'hls trailer &: 22" 'Sand 2 10 choose from. 1·2 _..,.._ HOYA 6 cylinder. auroma11c.
MON, THURS. FRI 10-9_ travel I.railer. 642-6155 w/'lJ' Sallboat, Muat 11cu. Sale/Rent 9160 tires & rims. call Ted, Or. 1-' Dr. Llke new. low Exoellen1 transportation, Hard to !ind compact. power s teer Ing .
OPEN SAT lo.ti, SUN 12:J 19, Callfomlah Fibtr Glua Take trade. !m-6165 :,SL~ mileage. 1,,1078951 •uto. tr1n1 .. air cood. (Sl 40l..Ml (227DINJ
Cor. NE!Wpo~~arbor, CAt Runabcut, Xlnt . 18' UNICORN eawnaran Ann*
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Broolthunt at Talbert FV S.'Y/SIH/Fbh 110 Mere 10, w/tr.Uler. Cd rond. s259 5 s99 5 THIS OME 96H733 '1 Muot Sall Otten 5IM009 6*-ll02 lflSO Ward St. CORVEnES
RIVATE PAR.TV \\IANTS 11' Inboard Bl;)' Boal. Very 17' CATAMARAN. new 11U1, Huntl"lton Buch 7 TO OIOOSE t"'RO~!
TO BUY Pl.ANO FOR old, but 9'JUnd hi.Ill, enirtne il trailer. $873. You ant, the Wliffier of From-$4995. to 17895.
CASH run• but needs wodt $250. -TWO l'REE TICKETS WILL FINANCE · * 547_9445 * Call 675-a. 10, w/ilde board~ CompLete to the )" .1972 Porsche 914 Coupe
72 GREMilN
Sharp, (877GOTJ -..
'67 AMBASSADOR
tr.1upc w.,..
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'71 JAVELIN
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Javelin. (373DDZJ :ANl'l.QUE Kimbell UDNbt. 15' DORSETI', Trallerie A $225. or be9t cfftt. Call RINGLING BROS AND Bcautlf\11 SS495.
-cua. $DI. Call Top, 40 hp ~· .:w 6T'~7fl. BARNUM & BAILEY Call Jell CUrrle ll33-0l65 1llMli1" . Slel'rl Vmle Rd., Irvine. Boall, Sllps/Dedr1 ii1i CIRCUS '68 TORINO, very laa<, I
YER PIANO, 1909 10 FT. Gla.ssper nmabout at the apd, AMJFM atl!!lr.ec,
St ri ... I • -hies PRIV ~ SPACE Bal~-rnAHEIM ~rs, cam, • a um , Merrill, Pump 11.ct.ion, cou ee OK w ~ • ·""""""" , .....,. ooNVi'NnoN CENTER nianlfold, HcUy c ar b,
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an: 6 pm, 56-7985 $175. Penn. Mu. 21'. New Sell traction ban 1: map. moo.
c....ta.... Goon 80M Whaler, Merc.35, tr a i I er Bce.t. Adult&. $85. mo. 800 W. Katella, Anaheln1 fll'fn . M9--,.'J,874 ~".. w/C!fM!t, $9(1). 6T":>-09flli Pleue call 642-5678, ext 333 '64 PLY. BtJvedere Stage 111
Scuba gear, tat1k, rqulator, 1 ~~=~81).4433~""'""°'.,,,..°"" 45' Side tic on main bl,)', to cla.lm )'Clul' tlcket1. Ram chargtt. New tires.
14". Mtna nm:!"~' 1ult GLASPAR 16~i·, 1/0, 120 Newport .. C&ll week days, * * * lifUst aee to apprec. S500
w/bOOd Call 11ft 5: 3 0 JCP, many xtru. Oean, "111'-0tm""'""'"°""""':::-:=== '74 Shalt&. :Kl' Motor Hom11 firm. ~l.
p.fu. Alk I.or Jl!IT)', 893-7064 llPI 2, $2100, .71~129:l WANTEO.Sllp or 1lde tte b' tor rent. $175. ?.:r 1''ttk. 4Whffi_Dr·=, ... '--~f~5Sf~
J8 GAGE shotlun model J,; You don't need ,. sun to 1rna!l ~22 foot aallbol\. CaU Pnv p&ny. 65f.4828.
Xlnt cond. SfSO. Model W "Draw Fut" When )'OU 54Ml297 atterlPM. ~ · ·&a INT ERNATIONAL,
Rem 22, '$85. 545-02G6. p\O.ce an ad ln the DAILY Have IOft'lt1!ltnc you want tot24-x 64 dual-wide. 2 BR. 2 w/J.O~,. Catm""Cr, Roll·a·
Oualfted Adi Call fl.U.M78 P11..oT Want Ada! Call mw teJI? Ouelflid .,;t1 do It BA. Lee den. Afr cond. long Ounpcr. A·l C.on(I.
todi,yl .. 642--S678. wt:ll ·call NOW &12.5678. Adult Park. 493-015.1 5af~
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1_M._-_ld0 ______ 9738 ., Ben• 9740 erced•• Ben• 9740 Morcedos Bon• · 9 P_o_r_•c~ho-----'~50 -'"----.-...~-9_7...;65!.~•,_P!="-----'ff'-U'-' 1 toyote 9765 tlolii1wlf0• ·fffii '\
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'13 Mazda R..X·2 4 dr sedw1. '71 P.lERCEDES 2.l!Ol'E 'tl P.fBZ 2200 Diesel. Auto. '72 1'1ERCEDES 2511 &.'<I. PORSO{E 1970 '74 TOYOTA SHARP '72 CORONA, Zl,000 t&8 y9111$WAGEN I Air. Like new • .l6,000 mi. B•v.,•n/Coi:uae. 46,000 nil. lrnn,o;.. oir & like Ile\\'! Auto, l\/contl, lo 1nl'a. iot'aJ injected, Alloy l\t a Its, 11 m 11 et , a Ir, man u e I Lft 1 I
Muat 9dL Sacrifice. S6JO(I. 4~-L5SO S31-3lt0 Olr. car. $6000. ~ or M1/1'fo( Stereo, 5 11pd. tnuwnlMkln 5.li-7861 * 493-0716 * 1 --~--~---i,73 l\IBZ 45081.. u.ooo orig. 673-;>-Klti e\'eii. $5500. 5"~ll78 ask for ~1r. _ .... 1St-Deall-~H'r1u#.um:;;;ph~;;...;~=';9;;7;;;6:;7 ! Autonvif1c •tlck shltt, radio 'I
'72 MAZDA RX2'. Air, slereo, :\1RCEDES BENZ -=219, :59. 1nllee;-air, AM-ltM stereo· MG t 74i _Cnunpton.-and hcat('r. (82GGA.tX)
leather, vinyl root, nictalllc Good 2nd l':tr. $9!)5. C n I I l!.:ll-21.).10 Oh·. ·61 COCO bl'O\\'n, pc.w run'g. Anywhere I '61 Trlu1nph GT6, gd. coyld. $1077
pain!. 554-2:{68. 673·10fiti. .7,1 l\1EllCEDES ,100 SE '58 l\IGA Convcrllblt'., ltc-,a:;c11 r. Konl i;hocktt, roi: LIAS! OR BUY \Vb·e \\'hecl1o1. $550 or bst. t
CLASS SELLS -1142-5678 Sc.It icll<' ili•n1i-•••••• r><l'!-."''678
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l\IETALLIC 'GOLD EXC\:'U-8101'00, Top, !iidC' CUl1al111; & lli;:hts. Vel'Y llClt. $·1300. All Modllsl offer 6•12-tJ.J4 n lt.W' .:
th·c car·· otle only tSER. C(Jvea\ ll:OOtl oond, SlOOO, ~l·lior=-..,-.-=-h Volk1waaen 9770 ·
NO. O!SOOI): low 36-ono. &!&-MIO '7J'PORsc!IE 2~1400' .' spdCnl,I '66 TOYOTA 4 00-Q·R-1\a.~ I a...!• "-· Wt 0
open lt'osc al $243.08 per MGB 9744 ~~·~-~\-Ills. .., -lUUA L1.Al'I '69 ~y Sqbck, M 1/F'Af TOYOTA l
1no: tully equl11Pt"<I. NO _..,, TOYOTA radlq, auto, xlnt cond. -Call
capilal reduction J'\..'Qulred. L\19-B '00 39)1 nctUAI n1lleii. Saab 9760 Automa1lc, radkl, heRter, • (714) 529-=U64 or 586-~.
J• Sle Ltke 1x•1''· tK'\\' top, tonnc~au, ch .. 'ffn tr1111s110l1ntlon, <TEZ· 1966 Harbor, C.M. s.6-9303 I Im mons l'lc! etc ... ~lust ttCC to nppl"t'C. '72 SAAB 99E Automatic 531). 1966 ll1trbor, C.,,1. &16-!0.13 WHITE 67 VW • 7 O Vo L Kg WA C EN Imports $1950. 64...-199!'1 _ fuel Injected, steel radi t1ls, $777 72 Toyota "'-Ilea $795 \ 642-76'16 Squarobflck. Automatic, air I n.....1 974' 2:1 n11ig, 37,000 ml. Xlnt .... cond. (561ABP l $1699, • ;,
1301 Quail -,... cond. $2625. 213-374-ft&ll Cpe. 4 spd . radio&: heater '57 V\V, $200. or best offer SUNSET FORD New:f~ach '72 -0PE~ !V\LLYE, 4 spd, '67 SAAB. 96V4, like. new l SpcclaJ tires It wheels • Gd lransportntlon. 54iO Carden Grove Blvd. I
ENTER FROM lo1acARTHUR radio. au· cond, ~eel beltt!<I inside & ool. $950. Call -f\_._...i. 1...:. refiecls excellent ca re 847·8619 · \VelJhnlnster 63&-4010 OYER ~.?If~ yello\\·. Eve~ & at. ~7-93-17. lUUAJOYOJWIUA t!MOEES) '72 . SUPER BEETLE, '2.::000 '69 V\V BUS. S un roo r' p~~sche 9750 Toyota 9765 01tly $2095 ~ :./~74Stcreo. $}:j()(). camper equipment. AJto n --,.5-USED --~-1 H ---.. c11-u-•··· . . . . -. -"-12-VW..Dcluxc BUICI J•1-.r-1 --'72 t"'ORD Plnro, 4 11peed 1966 Harbor, C.l\I. 646-9303 OWGFu ••""9'1' '67 VW BUG, gd concl. choose fr'Oln. Call 831-l040 .. MERCEDES * *· • ri~dio, ~cat~1-, n1~g \\'heels •13 PLYM Duslt'r 2 cir. Hard MacArthur and J111n'boree $600. Clean Dir. J
ON DISPLAY Susan Dell \\•1111 ""h~t~ httcr !u-es, clc1u1 to~. 3 SJ)et'(l istlck only 13000 Newport ~ach &tS--8163 I MOVING MUST SELL I
115 East San Juan ca0' 2'l3REKHAAJ. $l79:JN. Inc nules. A IK'nutih1J b I u e, 833-0055 '70 · V\V S quare ba c k. 1972 V\V Super Btl e, ta~
San Clemente · ~ • • • OOGCNP.t. $2295. plus tax &: '73 TOYOTA 4 speed Coron~ AM/Fl\1, tape deck, runs Dck. Excel. mtth. cond. House of Imports You are thC 11in!l('r of 2020 E. lst 5-l.144TI lie or $395 (Jo\\•n 36 at $68.59. Deluxe Landau top low good. Best offer. 536-4U6 :t!,000 ml-one ownel' $1995.
52,..7250 TWO F REE TICKETS '72 DODGE Colt, a uto 1rans., Arr Sl2.8.1 d("ferred pay1nent nlllenge really a clean ~ '6'--YE sqbk. a ean.-·Runa ~·~·&-~5~1;85'.'.-=:~=o---.,.,.-I
101hl! rndio. heater, clean car l>r1Ci? $2.864.21. CaSh price 8051-IOZ. -b'OOd. $1m. '68-SQUAREBACK. am/tnt,
•7:; l\IERCEDES ii 5 0 SL RINGLING BROS AND 073F'F"N. $1595. $2435.70 Inc. tax &: lie. 0 . R. HAAN, Inc. 548-1223 new engine 36,000 1111 ago,
SP?rts Coupe. :'<Int cond. BARNUM & BAILEY 0 . R. HAAN, Inc. 0 . R. HAAN, Inc. 2020·E. Isl 541-+in S6VW, 20.000 mi, runs gd. lmmac. SlOOO 5Jll--O.Ml7 aft
Pn. l_>W'tY· Slt,750. 9'ro-3GW. 1 CIRCUS 2020 E. li.1 ~11-M71 2020 E, 1st 541-4481 '13 TO)'Ol:a bJrooo MKil Cpe, clean, new ballcry &; brakes 6pm or 645--3275 eves. j nda 1 ='""°'~~""'--~~I j l U. '72 CHRY New Yorker fully .71 ...._, Aulo Trans .. La u, ow 66-7969 '72 vw earn-,, radial!i. '73 ?i1BZ-450SE LuX""" a l • ....-.RY Ne\\•JXn1 custom II •. ._.. ...... II \Vil! .,.. s d 2 1 000 r~ ANAJ IEI!\{ ' l~:!_rh~t3E~~l'Yi.,h~:· a llUIO tmns. lllr co nd .: ~·~tuf!!Bsf:'IDiOOir~. '67SQUAREBACK, !Stereo. Pri. Pty. Xtra cin. I e a~.~ 'su250mPri.~ CON\~NTION CE:.T\'TER nic · . .., · remote mirror. p1vr st,ra, reblt eng, R./H. SlOOO. l\tulil Sell. 24740Jilnie Cl\f
lntn)ae ....... te, ' · 800 \V. Katt'lla, Anahehn O. R. HAAN, ~nc. P\l>'r brk~ A beautiful ~:J. ~5358 ~3515 •i ·=~;-:1: Sedan, silver ,v; Please c·all 6~·5678, ext m ~ E. 10T~ Co ~t-147t '$2'i:~ low ntilt$ 879ETC. ·~ut:.o~ns.~e~, m1::.a~ ~-63~.~v=n~', -runs b'OOCI, good VW BUG '63 &: BUS '61 'I
black int., & xlnt. 831.2040 to claim )'0•1r tickets. '70 TOY A rona 4Door. . . ' priced 10 11en. LOADED! body, good Inter. Xln'I Both \v/rect>nl eog. \\"Ot"k * i1r .-Autoinatlc, low 111 l I es . O. R. HAAN, Inc. \Viii trade. s:n-awo Dir. transp. $550. 8471145. Run good,.J.Extra $450 ea.
Dlr. '63 POR8otE 356 B. Good !965AC0) $1099. W20 E. 1st 541-4471 '63 ·v\V, runli i:oocJ. :\.1nt 67~0607. ~ I ·n l\IB 280 SE. Full poi\·rr condition STiOO or bc!il SUNSET FORD '73 l\:IARK Ir sla \\'QS, auto. 1ranspo1· tat ion. $49j, '71 VW BUG ,
;nlrcl. air & spotless! 831-2WO oiler. &14.4&..?T • 54<W Garden Grove Blvd. ·n JEEP Con1mando. V6,, a.Ir, pis, _roof rack, 12~1 675-5170 New· eng. ina.ke-.-0 f 1 er I
D . \Vestmlnstcr 636--4010 ,wheel drive, auto trans., nillt!!, like nu S 3 6_D o . Th-G2S2
Sell idle item11 with a Daily '72 COROu.A 1600 4 tipd-; P\vr str., pv.-r brks. radio, 536-796t ·~·~nlngRa·~~.: nSc~50llres., xlnt 72
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9800 Autos, New 9800 offer. 979-8367 $299sole~ lo1v n1lleage o.iSCXX. 'TI TOYOTA Celka Like fi4&.1908 Al\1/F?.f radio. New tires, ·~
J. ne\\'. Low miles, many •n Volkti\\'agen, Super shocks, lugg. rack. 554-2368. 1
Cla!Sif!cd Ads ...... &12-C678. O. R. HAAN, Inc. extras. l\lust sell ! OUers, Beetle, Xlnt. Cond. $1650. . · -j -2020 E ls! 541--4471 6~ 847-3318. Sell Jelle items ...... 642-5878 I, Cadillac 9915 · · -· · I 1----------Au!o~,_!olew __ HOO Autos, New ____ tlOO Autos-, New ftOO_~uto1, New 9IOO ·j
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Vo k1w ... n 9710 :.;AM;.;c;C;_ _____ .,..;.;;1 9935 Mercury 9950 Mustang 9951 I Oldsmobile -99~ Pinto -'957 Plymouth•--•9960'°"'~T"'h°'u::n:;de:::rliird tt70
'71 SUPER BEETLE NIW AMC /JEEP 'Tl CHARGER 318, 'J dr, * • • '65 Cl.ASSJC 2+2:. Stick. 69 Olds Cutlass '73 PINTO. r.xt1•rio1• <lcl·or, t-.,-,-,..,.:li_ll_<D-.... ,",-,11-po--w-er", .c::alr ~ ~ .. , ·call all 5:30, N-2'~lhNt• 1.N. vinyl top, bh.11:. new tlre1, Gre"t Dennlaon Smog ce1·1. E11g1cw Kl'l!l:ll. 4 11peet1 1r11rn1mJ!!.•k!n. (57S. ATLAS 1• o nd 11 J nn Ill~. Good _,, VD vr SlfOO. ~ldl l'Vt!I it 505 l'ernle•f Ave. rM l'iidkl, sm. 9"19-2'792 All orlalnal In & out, I cri1s,, $1799. ronrllt\on ,..S595 Call 83Z-1003, w"-.. M -" UST -mllf'I, one OWrlf'r, lull pq1ri-er . SUNSET FORD Vefw f171 HW1tlnarton Beach • iu..-. Corona del Mar 'GS l'ORD ••I A.,_C ineludtni air cond.ltlonfng. -Ehry1ltr/ Plymovth T....WIU>...:ai .. i:ull po¥.-<er., Run1 ~J •. _...__ ,.,d ,. fNO You 11~ th" 1•fn~ n~ 4 SPEEO:. RADIO (D7.0290l, ---..5110 .Garden Gt'Q~·~Rl\'d. Open DAiiy A Sun. 'Ill IO PM Cd, new brakc1. $38.;:-Pvt. '72 VOLVO 1800 ~ _ TWO FR'EE TICKETS. S·IOO. (j.·IS"'638l $1595 \\'i·s~~· G:JG.4010 2929 Harb;,r Blvd., r>I)'. 837-5147,
'1\ PINTO. t aperd tn1.n• .... 1o 1he Oid1mobll1 '955 '73 PINTO Slot \Van Squh" 4 • Corna ?i1cu i 'v"ev=•:--;~=--~-.,,=74 I •--i-~ AMC/JEEP lne. n1ll•lon . A itcaJ. !39700ZI RINGLING BROS AND llfxl, lo mileage, xlm Cond 546-1934 COUPE lf75,1 Beach Blvd. me. BAR"UM a BAI EV ~, •• Sf":Y\ce mDny )lll'tHI, pr\C('d .to ~II.'
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AMJFM radio, radl•I tl~. 848--8066 Wetitmlnliter 6J6.fOJO A~~1i~lll1 HONDA CARS _ 1 flU!O, vinyl 1op. Xlnt oond: _l n~culate. 4~1-12".l HATCHBACK
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{to38:18) • 4 dr hrdtp, A/C, R/11 800 \V, J{atella, Anahelnl l 2850 Harbor Blvd. \Vagon, auto tra1lli, 11-s, p-b, wkends. Al 'r, 6 c·yl, 20 i\LPG . Huns clu.-ilr1g autom1llic transmls-$AVE '61 BUICK SPECIAL PIS, PIB, 42,000 mi. Si.Ml. Plen~c call 642-5678, ext 333 Coota M.,. "~"·""'-li·C, to11 rack, good cond .. 711PtNro. 4 llPff, 2000 1·r-& looks xlut. S1395. 67".r556il l'llon. A real nl<.~ car! (7$.
Clean, .xlnt Uiruou1, 19 mP1. ~147fi _ 1 1 1 ur li kctll ,,...,,_, f>i·(ake offer, 51(l.!"i:l97. •·ni:.. 1'8dio/h~uter, xlnt '6!' FURY xtra nlce, lmtnl\c. GIX/.
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I YOL 1M xtnt corn:!, lo ml R'. $5 950. WAGON. vs. Private Pai1y. RebuJU engine • Iran• • and ~NTO Runa bOut. 2000 '73 PONTIAC U MANS I :-·z;~~~";;;~;w;.;.1 · .fV ~1 OJ' fl68...9392 after 152.Q218-· _ ~ _J'Cnr end. A-Real Orenm . '72 OLbS Cullas11 Suprtmc, .i.72 RUNABOUT. 4 srwl, ctJ'11. Best offer. J\1ust Sell. ' •
1918...Harl:w, c.M. St&-9:n! -•83 FQRD WGN Riff PIS needs about $25 In body n/c, p/s, p/~, am /fm She'lby \\'his., clean. um. O.Ji 6T5-71ll. _ , "74 VOLVO '70 CAD. CONY. V-8, "clean. $265. or ' ofter: "'Ork. J\1111 a few sn!nll 11teroo, nc"' tires, gold or best oner. 536-2401 alt. 6 Plymouth 99'0 Au t oma t I e ~~mi5sion. j 173 Vega Coupe
U.. ..I U tn M,S..fl22 dlhgs. 1n1erlor good. SS75. 01~b~,,,-~·lnyl lop. aft 5 pm, -SUNSET FciRO-. pov.·er steer m R', air . .
.. new, Ul«I, 1 ex 1· rtrm 642-500,, r;r,(W.J •6• v L ., ·'r. , .,1 coodltionlng. 1213GJ U> l'I ~ Spd: Radio & he~ter. New llrtl, Movinl" mUlt 1962 FORD FAIRLANE riOO. ' • 'T3 OLDS Delta Royale HT 5'140 Carden ,Cro\•c 'Blvd. ;> A I.\1'1' ~ u " f) $2877 Exterior dcror . Good miles.
' l•t Deal 1ell by FRI. Aaklna $2900. 4 dr. S2'J5, 1~0 'IERC I C I 19 OOO II \Vestmlnstcr 636-4010 l'llil'k shifr, $5()(1. C1:t 11 1 Exl-eptlonal (~TJESI . ' PH 979--0llO 5 2'-634? "'"' .. , a r. p o "' c r pc, 11 c, . , in e1, 673--0023 & t>-12-6MO O I $ l 895 Anvwherel : • &I * brakes & s:teerillg. Good '3,39:5 pvt ply, T631 Selne '72 PINTO 2000 ce, bpd., n y
-OVtEIRSASEAS OORELlllVUEVRY I ismo. or take over~. at mileage, 1 owner. Eves _ Hllve an ex1.r1t space heater oUer. 830--9076 AIC, P/S. $1095. -llllM tlU\4 oward Chevrolet i: OR Bl '73 EL DORADO, loaded. '64 FAIRLANE, V..8 eng., lo Corn!. 67~8511. -_ Or,-HB xlnt t..'On<.I., U n1pg, beS1 '69 }'1JRY. xi ra nice,...immai. ~ -l • H -
S22i nio. 675-667ti. onJy-548-2483 1~ ~tERCURY 4 door,j you no lom:rr use? Sell It '72 4 i;pd, Good conrl. $1650. 847-9964 UIA !\lacArthur anl'l Jambol'ee
SPEClALISTS Camaro '917 . I needs U joint. i\1\nl t'Ond. In now "'Ith a Daily Pilot or beltil on~. 673-?.&>1 days, Sell Idle ilc~!' \\'llh a. Dntly TOYOTA I Nc"})()rt M~Mcach "'··~ l••~.I -Sell Idle Items ...... M2-5678 & oUI. S3001oftcr. 5S&-ll07 Ad. Cull 642M567g. 673-5866 e\'f'5, Piiot aass1fJ"(I ad. &t2-5Gi8 83:i'--05:u
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'iii VOLVO, xlnt · cond.
Radial•, $950.
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9901
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exter. Bro""" \>inyl top.
Xlnt cond. S2100. 1-'193-5321
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Spd, V-8, sliver wlblk inter,
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-c;~pis~rano -·-EDITION"
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O~N6E COUNTY, CALI
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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1974
Teday's Flul
TEN CENTS
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C~po Parks linprovenient Package ·OK Sought
"• By JOHN VALTEJIZA .............. ....,
A ·complete J)ld<a11 lhowlng tlie
J\llller plan ol parU lmprovemeoll
~ !be Capiltrano Bay Parb and
llecreat1"1 Dlltrlct-11 oo jr way 1n-
Orange County · Supervlaors with a
reoommendaUon for approval this week
llom county planning commllltonen.
The plan was drafted after montbe of
work by consult.anti hired to assist the
(jnanclalty ailing special di!trtc:t serving
Caplstrano Beach and Dana Point.
It calll for ma)of p1ru purchues and
the tmprovemeot ol ulltlng properties
alreday -by lbe -· Tbe apecia1 dlllrtcl .... bu i.ttled to
launch a developmmt program, delplte
skimpy -from a ltlo<ent tat rate.
Tbe major pololl ol lbe proposal
coming before the board In corning weeu
include:
-Purc:lme ol I.I ac:ros ·or the old Serra
Scbaql site on Victoria IJou!evanl. .
-Tbe purchase of a pu<el downoout
of Pines, Park tnown aa thei , Rosi
ran co
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Property whJl:b Jn rec<nt years bu
fliured In a.tocal -trovony -ol _., IO 4tfflop the pa r c e t for
resldenUal-.
-:-Tbe J>W'C!lue of a pork known U E-Parle .. a site 1fi Dua l'lliilt
betweeo Street ol the ~ Lantem
and street ol tbe o,stal Lutem and
betweeo Podllc Coul Hlgbway and Via
El<vado. That. pe....r .............. acrea. .
-The a~. of a -™<
dedication of the TbuDderblrd Weal Park
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u part of a dew}oper'1 commitment to
-~II.
-Another pork In Dua Point .....
~va Rqad ii ldJo ~11ed u ,1
-pon:tl --belore llU. ~es the· proposals for n e w
acqullltloa, the plan .., forth specific
development plans for the dlltri<!'•
ellltlng parb.
Ptijel Part<, a facility wnsted fnlm
private handli alter yean of lenllbY and
~y $O'lrl battlea, . -ts poopoeed for
bnprovements o1 about 198,000, Including
a full range of landscaping ~
_recreational facilities. That park is alOng
Camino Capistrano and offers a view of !be coaal. .
Del Obl!po Parkl part of the youth
b~ball complex on land b e i n g
pw-cbued from the county on a plan of
~ual payment!, ls proposed for
development coating more '.ban 1109,000.
n.mderbird Park in the midd1e of a
Dena Point housing tract, ls proposed
for complete development worth about
154.000.
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Beach access areas also are being
proposed in the report. j
They lnclOO. pedestrian· and · blcyde
routes to Doheny State Park, a tpot. at
the base of the bhifis below Pinell Part
and a new walkwa y along the edge of
Palisades Road which at present bas no
sidewalks.
The latter two access points would be
of special benefit to residenls in the bluff
area in need of better routes to public
beaches at the south end of Doheny •
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Boat
. . His Health
H~ts r-Bri~ge; Tak~s Turn . Fiesta Parade · Saturday
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Man Loses Jaw · For Worse
, · 200 FWa.ts Expected for Sa.n C,lement,e Event ..
In ,..._,., ol .. Infant, ,baptism· 205
yean ago In a canyon near ·1San
a.meate, ..... zoo fiooll, -. and
ACKJB BYMAN llarbor Pall'olman Jolm Martindale other inarct.q unlll are at:lladuled for ~?.. J .. _.,. "'"' 1t• arrived at t.be 1eeoe a few minulef later MADRID (UPJ) -Genenlllltmo die 2llt annaal neMa t. CrilUantta
"A 33-foot cabin cruller attempted to and saw two people slumJIOd over the Francllco Franco, II, his bealtb ialdnc a V parade SallaWy.
pus uOO« Pacific Coul Highway brldi• sleerlng mechanism an the lljlng bridge llUdden turn for the _.., endad 15 ··The parade, ~ to begin at ID "a.m. at
in· Newport Harbor at lllgh tide Tllunllo,, top Cl( the cabin. years of autbaritanan rule over Spain !he ,end al Aveolda·Del Mar, wDI proceed
night and' oolllded with the center spen. The boat was In gear and movlllg Wday and handed over his powers to ID El Camlno. lteal, take a left In El
The crash crushed the faces of both men Slowly up the channel near Bayshores Prince Juan Carlos, the DWI be clXlle as Portal, llld ~~at Plaza Part.
abijml. Trailer Part. accorcllng to 1'olarllndale's bis ...,......., ,;,,.C: .. L~fd lllaribal for tbe parade ts
'Jlie accident occurred about t p.m. report. lie jumped aboard, turned off the Uoder the 11-. 1awa lnYOlced bj ·-~ w.,..., -ol Jolm Wayne. Tbe
.. --·-•ty hi.... 7 1.foot tide 1-11ion and then called bulJDCe the Spaailb clk:tMor ,t the 1ransftr WU jUunpr Wa~, ~ 35, bu ll:ken IDO'\'ie i.. aa an ""'"""' .....,. • ,... an 11111 . temporary. rr-. ,_. .. .the Fail:llt l'olee-a ta W•l)jiney ~ tince = c:tr~ ~ IO the • ~ ~:.:. ~ol:: tOaden al tho 1llit :;;;i k,-c:an. lake lie :WU 11 -,™Y with his ·tamoua
The owner ol the boe\ Mllb, ,, ...... ~ .:,;"'~ '::. ==-~1jlr e·· .... ',AJoO ..... . "
ll&u, IS; who I!*" ibla· ~ al 111a1e1'f.I,• . Iii' . ,..:;,:;;bo.lliii the • • , :itlio'if ' ;:;..i.~ .). •·"" ~Bl1alde~se'..N~ ~..;; Iii""_..,, • IJlldl" 111e 11oot. c11y1101c111o · · ,. __ · · "'!•'· ·:ziJ:'•a.-..!7 '" ..
lrl': J'0r!i.,7o::l;J.Jt.lce:{Q ~ lciiW ~jaw and twwed II *lrlnC Iha moratai;.=, tllat bis ~:..,atthe!oq~-~
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;m. puoenger, Merrill RJale, 41. ol over to tbe a_._ cmr wlllcll• -coadMloa •• Clllbt&J , · A canim! Im lleOn aat vpat Ille pork
Gorden GroYe ,... ~ In -the two vlctlml to Hoag M..-Ial. Jou Carloe, Pl'llmlilr Ca'lol ArtU and with bootlis and -Inda ' cOoclttioa with mua1.e head Injuries at 1lolpttaL Rau waa later tramtS.. to other, top olliciall rm med I a t •,I y Satunlay and ,,:::;:" , y,
~an Juan Urged to Study
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~ M@mqrlal Hoop.Ital In Newport Orange Ooanty Medical Center. --at·hls tiedilde An ~-lee-ol lbe -end II today Otinlel1 • .,. he bellevea a wind Sb boon later, tbe .,..11qoent aald a ponc,;lre lnakful ,.......i ;by ~
;i. ;._, v.;..1 Grayahocl:, 11, ol dellector111 '"'f -~..!~~Jiwu ~~-~--.. tad~~ KJwanll Cjab !nJrn 7,; 11 a.m. Sabmlay
Newport-Beach lold--·patrolrn<n11e-l'8lpODlll • or -w w w. w ~ • ~ --iiiil'Siiii!iy atAltii!iuiii's jiiltWii kii: -
was •"".""I on a bill behind the '!be-reflector is covered witb blood, Inform Part1ameDt ~ J11111 Carlol, JS, 'Jbe n.ta La Cr I 1 f l a n i t a
Bayshore trailer-pork allout I p.m. when Cordell Aid. "11 ta1dng °""' u ,IC!ing cbell ol state. commemorates the first Ch r I 1 t I an be heard tbe ·veaet blow her born and The Mako wa1 towed beck to the 1be news came u 1 • u r Pr I • e to lle.ptmn In Calllomia performed b
cruh Into the brldl" Harbor Deportmmt. She II uaually Sponiardl who hid -lold 1 ... than 2t Padre Cf'"PI Jn mt • Y
Gray.hock -the. boot came out the docked at Biyalde Village In the Upper boon. bef-that the man. who had built The padre ~ a serlously 111 iiOrth aide ol the brid1e with part of the Bay toward wbleb Rau WU apparently up -.9p11n fronl.ti rulna of one of baby al an Indian woman. As wu the
ai-tng structure atop the cabin beaded wbell lbe accid«lt occurred. !be bloodlelt civil wan In ~ custem the baby bid -put Into the
mlulng "We're ping to tal1c -the meu recom1ng and tbiit blrlrGuld be bulbes' IO 'clle but the grlef·llri<ten ~ man 1llted only as Mil:• further aa ..... u they~e able IO tallc," In a lew ciQI.' -9111[ a llnal, cboeknp. malber. ~-it and took it to ·the
Tevidt called Harbor Palrol at 1:10 p.m. Cordell iald. Medical """"'"' silcU'nnoo I ..... prie9t.
and ,..;poc1e11 what he described aa a "I c1oni !<noW whether they were oot .l'aa IUdden -~-UMXpectecl. He was ·Padre ~ baollied and treated !be
nmaway boat In tllat vicinity. (See BRIDGE, Pap I) stricken with jlhlebttla, 1 ~ ·dilld .u citlier li>dtam watched fnlm. a
• " . • dangerous laflalllll!~. al, 1lle b I o o d nearby hill But histOry does oot reconf U ..mt In Itta right thigh. eorly this mootb. the'baby Uvad.
Tiie medical -Un reporting the "-''-• the .-...o.. units will be the ......,.,, of ltla coodlt1"1 uld· -.. .....-
"The ...i-o1 tbe .w...;. of Hti' Maiipe c.r,,. Mounted Color Guard and . Gralid Manba1 Patrick Wayne. Excellency the chief of state this FoDOwing clqse · behind will be
morning IUl!ered a deW!ontton -eqaestrlan grand marshal · E ,. t n g
o1 gaatrtc.OCJllllllkattona. Ne...ih..!eu bis Mitchell the F'1nt Marine Dlv~lon band psyttdocial condition remains witbfn I •
the limJts of normalcy. 11~ • •
fnlm Camp Pendleton, and San Clemente
Mayor 1bomas O'Keeft.
-Others in 1he parade include Miss San
Clemente, Ownber of Commer ce
presklent Robert Beasley, and Citizen of
the Year Brtg. Gen. David H. Blakelock .
Marching units will be"'cOnvergjng on
San Clemen~-from South Gate, Buena _
Part, Compton, ~a. Brea, and to,,
Alamitos.
CMirman of the fiesta activities is Bill
Walker of the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce. He was aided by a fiesta
commiUee of 25 members. Plan for City Dog Pound
..... By PAMELA HALLAN Dr. w. H. Dletrtdl elplalned the need
for a dag pound In the area and said
several facton 'ftlK into selectkxl of a
site. n-Include acoeaaiblllty to
v.hlcles, c:onvenlence IO people aeeklng
loat pell, an envlnllmient the sbe1ter can
blml into, llld COit.
Government ' llOUl'Ctl ~·the prince11" fiiat function .. acting chief of slate 1rl1I
be the signing of a U.S . .Spaln statement
of m U t U I l mllaboraUon whlcb WJS
initialed during a viJit of Secretary of
Cremente Council Backs
IM n.. DellY f'IMlt 119"
The Issue ol a -Oouoty animal
•1ter was resurrected thla: week when a ~ty official Mked Bu) · J u a n
jloptstrano city ~-to ....,..Ider
tbolutand oppoalna a dog jlound In tbelr
city. San Juan bu aone «1 ·record u ·
.......... the location the comty la~
... llrlp of land ...... the San Diego ~way north ol Junlpero Berra RA>ad.
Wead1er
Some hilh clouds at times
: tbrougb Saturday. Cb an c e of
! -· late lonlcht-Not • • ri1ucb tempera-change. Highs
fnlm the low '1911 at the. beacbel to
near IO Inland. --:, Nnoport. Meaa School Dito
~ trict'a 11tmmer mu.neat toork-
• shop It prtsmtma "Mary P~ ,,.,.,. on 1togr ne:tt week. St•
todalf'I W11ktnder.
"I -·t pntend It's the rltz!eol facDlty
In the -id, .. be iald. ''llul -wl11 be retained and lt wvn't be an eftMft.''
TIMI ooanty olllcial made a ll!de
pretentatton on the county's current
animal abelter In. o.r-. esplalnlng
whit ...1t1 vk:el are pc'OVJded tbere lncludlna treatment of dile•lll or
lnjundanlmalL
Heuldtbe--11-
blocU away -''we -hllrtlne
dogs don 't llt Jn with -·" He added that zo peiocoot o1 the 11,tltltl
animals who vtslt the abelter each year
come fnlm South Orange County areaa.
Mrs. Marilyn Wllllams, a ~2'ftlt °' the shelter atte, Pointed ont that San
Juan's share for animal shelter Mrvicel
WU only I.I percenL "Who provkled,.
other It percent?" lbe Uked. .
M•Yor Roy Byrnes told the county
official the city cerialnly -II the
servk.-t1 but hu shown reluctance over
the site. He and other councilmen
cllrected Dr. Dletrtcb IO loot at -In
the commer:ct.al developmlntl north ol
!be city, and didn't ..irety rule out a
difr.r.nt site within the dty.
County offlclall hive the right to put
the' animal shell" ..,wber< tlley deem •
outtable, but IC<Oldlng IO MIJGI' Byrnes
It is their policy to cooperate wtth other
dlles when a dispute arbea.
The mayor allO rem1nded the county •
that the d ty Clll'1'llllly Illa a -.IOrtum
on building and new appllcaUona: for
co..-11on or ...inc -· b • I n g def~rred.
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(See FRANCO, Patt II
Countian Dies
Hunting Family .
]n House :Fire -.
A man wbo ,_ throqb his blutng
Eaat Onn(e boine· In fronttC tearch of
his wlle and two daughten died iOdiiY
all« belnl ......... by .......
Onn(e Ooanty ~·offtclab say ll'nmk
Paquette, a ; a1 11111 mmen. St., pve
np his life In the fire but tllat his lamlly m_,... to gal out unliarmad by another
nil '
Paquette wu fOl10l1ed dead on anival
at. Chapmon General llolpttal shortly
after tbe 2:tS 1.m. ftre. The names of the
other membon ol the 'family .. ete· DOI
immediately avalllble.
A tpo>I< ........ for ·the Ohntt Comly 0
-~ -tbe 115,tltltl blUe .. -.... ..... --by
careM --.g. Tbe fii'e -in a
coudt In the f11111ily room ol lbe ~
dwellln1, bunt tllrooch the attic and
rool, and tlallled Into an -Tbe Fire depertment'• ........ n uld
the apparently aieeplnf ~ family
WU a'-rted to tbe fire by sielt,bbof Jim
Laurie. 11132 1l<>melle St., who anelled
lbe -·and pounded .. thelt door.
About f4iltl ....... w•,dU[le ~an
adj-home bat the ftrt ~ ' coukl not tvllliHll wbrtber-. !l WU
Llurle'1 reaidence.
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Fifth District Election
Tile '.San Clemente City Council
followed the lead of many other south
Orange County govemmental bodies
Wedi1esd111y by endors1ng an election to
replace the"tati Fifth Dlltrtct Supervlaor
Roriald Caspen. Takinc care lo 1..t: re 1 s ·b t-tbey do
not want to support any particular
andldate for the post the council went
on..-! lo a._.i a pnM!leet1"1 bill by
Assemblyman John Briggs (R·Fulterton).
CallperS, re-elected IO a. _,.i lqur
year term June · 4, la prellllJ1ed dead
followtn( a boating -· where be and
* * * San Juan Backs
5tli.' Seat Voting
San Jun Caplatrano ctty counctlmen
Toted 4-1 this week to add their votoea to ·
U-cal1lnC for a opeda1 eleellm to flll
the seat vacated by the lit< Filth
· Dlltrict Snpervioor Ronald Calpers.
The reao(utton .,... the I t ' t e ::.-.:::: ~-=·~ ~
,... -It .,.. --!fPOlldillli:ol Ult *'"'nor: ~ not • be 'ttCld1
........-"' tho pecllllo. ~ -' COUncillnan ,..,..., H•*iik WW
aplilst It. • .;; • :r ~
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nine others disappea.rM and their boat
sunk. . ·
At the urging of a representative or the
League of Women Voters Councilmen
included in their motion a statement
as~ that before the November elec-
• tkJn, should it be approved, an interim
.supervlsor~be,appointed to belp..run.soulh
caunty business.
A newly elected supervisor voould not
take offioe wit.II Jan. 6.
Under current law Gov. Ronald Reagan
could appoint an interim supervisor until
Ute Novernbe!' elections after which
Reagan'• successor as Governor· could
appoint a new supervisor to serve un til
the 1971 electiom.
Hunt in 1'1. ia.1ni,
' Seekng Privacy
MIAMI (AP) -Convicted Watergate
conspirator E. Howard Hwtt, 56, has
3ettled down in .Miaml, calling himse lf
"just a retired old fellow" trying to find"
privacy.
'I1te former CIA agent. Bay of Pigs
invasion coordinator and authot of 45 -•Is, botlght an 1811.000 , four-bedroom !iome With a swimming pool In lhe
aortheUl section of Miami. He and hi!
JDur children were In the proces! of
~I .. In an T1111nclay',
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MISS SAN CLEMENTE
Sue Pochous, 19
Dory Boat Race
Slated Saturday
As part ol the Fieola La a.rtstianJla
celebrations in San Clemente Saturday, &1
dory boa t race including Utewlde
coffipetitors is sel for 1:30 p.m. at the
pier.
Sponsored by !be San Clemente !ml
Lifesaving Association Chapter, the
dorymen will race three lapa around the
pier in each event.
Lifeguard services along the Southern
California cout are e!peCled to enter the
competition.
Blatchford Nan1ed -.
LOS ANGELES (UPI)• -Joaepll
Blatchford, former t\oad ol the Pela
Corps In U.. ~ admlnillratlan.
Thunday was named director o1
Callfomia Attorney General Evelle J.
Younger's • re-election CI mp a.J 1,a ...
Younger, a Repubtican,·cailetl BlatcM"ord
"a dynamic young man'' w Ith
"demonstrated c a p a b 111 t I e 1 lnll
experience."
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_J DAILY rllOT SC Friday, Juli 19, 1974
otfsltoN DriUfng··
House Unit Says .
·'Slow Oil 'Plan' ,
The HOUR Appropriatklm ~ttee money needed to cfrer 10 mllllon acres
ordered the U.S. Jnterlor Department 'for leue, compar«\ with approximately
Thunday to· slow down its accelerated three mllllon acres leased In the past
planl to leue offshore drilllnti: sites aloo.g year.
the Southern Clllfomla Cout. '"lbe com m ,I t t e e hu 1raw reaer-
A eoaunlttee report II.id there are both vaUona aablt tbe practical a 1 p e ct s
economjc and environmental reasons for of such a vastly accelerated outer
its' rl!:quest. continental shelf leasing program in one
'"The committee want! assurances that year," the report said.
the envirorune:ntal impact of proposed For cme thing, the environment could
lea,.. Is carefully and fully ........i be hurt considerably by lhe drilling
before the l e a a e 1 are made," the equipment and rip, the committee said.
· committee said ln • r e po r t For another, aome holden of leates wait
""°""penying Its approval of a 13.1 a loni lime before actually produclna
billion appropriation bW for the Interior from them.
--Department. -•"'Tbe--mmmlttee does not want the
The committee approved Pre,,ident United Stn!t to ftnd lbelf in a altuaUOn,
NW>o's budget requests lo< expanding similar to lhe prevloul ooaJ leulng
the Ieumg program, but directed procram, where millions of acres are
Interior Department offldall "to aJll*ta.r leased to companle1 which d e f e r
uped!Uou1ly before the comnllttee and development on them 1n order to reap
jUIWy the !eating of additional acreage greater profit.I from future price
before further calls are made for increa!lel," he report said.
·nomination of tracts which would lead to It may even tum out to be better policy
leasing Jn excess of three.million acres." to lea~ less land In 1975 and fprtad the
The proposed leaaes In Southern program out into the future. "ao that fair
California waten from Santa Rosa market values and environmental values
Island off VeiltU.ra County to Lag\1114 may be attained,"' the committee II.id.
~ in e10e11 of three mllUon acm." nae final decision on how much
Pnsident Nixon: aMOUnCed u part of acreage to ofer should-be made only
bil "Project Independtnce" d r I v e for attei-.it Ii known bow offshore production
natlaoal oell..ufDciency In ru.11 that be Ills into lhe big pictun o1 meJ1Y, how
wanted to triple the federal acreage much equipment 11 available, where
offshore that is leased for oil an:d ps investment money ii roming from, and
production. otherfactors, lhe committee said.
The budget proposal included the "The oommlttee believes that a target
Saii Juan to Ban
Direction Signs
To New Housing
' Dlrectlonal sips to new housing
de'"'°Pmenll will be beMed In Son Juan
Capfatrano.
City ~ ... -lhll -In dl1contlnu,e the 111e of off-lite
-al lip, but will allow <UJTenl
ones to stay up until tl*r time llmlta
uptre. No.-will be liven.
City llanqer Dooald C. Weidner aid
thla tncl..ie. only lhe waer billboard
type lip. Small pooter..U. dlrecttooal
of. leasing 10 million acres may be a
reasonable one," the report said.
"However, the comrnittee·emphaUcally
belieYto that lhll objective llhould be
lreoted for what It actually ii -a pl
In lhe pursuit ol lhll goal, lhe UnJled
stat.I must not acri!ke lhe public
lntereal, lo< -.... ....,..,.,.. that be!mg to all lhe people, and all ,ol lhe
people are entitled to !""'ectlon and
alOlll!tatioo In blfdiapooltloa."
Council Denies
Bank Building
Temporary Use
oipa are put up at lhe di.tcretloa ol lhe Ari m.i.i11m1 book -one lbat -id
ptilc -dirtctor. all<tledlJ looe tts -u it dldn't -!lapportlDc the removal ol the lijpll ii. doorio trmnodtately -wu dtnled the
WU Cound1man Yvon Hectscber 1'tm use of a templ'Jl'U'J' bulldinr Uds week by
aatd .a developer lhould be t:ated like the Son J-Capbtnno Qty C4uncll.
,,ay -~ In the ci1J .and One ol -wllh a llnanclal -In ... bnsinMmlen do not have alp the new bet wu Ma,W Roy B)'!'M9
dlndln& customen to their bulldtnl!. wbo left the_coundl dlllnbera durtna_lhe
"San Juan Coptslrano II not that bi( a dl«UISlon.
place for people to have In .....,.,. -votllli aplmt the uae ol u...
aimlealy looldng for bouling projecls," . temporary structure ...,. COuncilmen
-Cotmcllman Doug Nash. ''The Doug Nab, Y-Hecbdier and Jolin
Clamber ol QJounerce peraonnel oould Sweeney .,.,., belloval a bad ..-
direct them." mllt>t be started by allowing a
1be ban -111aest<d by lhe Pllllllfn( temporary Micture to <Ome belllnt a C4mmlam wbldi-alao asked lhe c:ouncil permanent one. _
to ban 01Hite lip ldelaifyill( t!ie v.iiila-Douglu Jr., 1'pl eaentlng_tlii!_
boulln( develo_.ts. The co u n c ll Copillrano NalaW Bank, aald the city acreed that on-11te algm should remain. would never have an independent buk if
Off-lite llgns will contlnue to be It didn't allow a temporary atructure
bamed 1"1til -lhe reneral plan Is first.
odopted and a new lian crdtna"'"' la "An Independent mull open with a
wrtttea. fairly first clan facility wttb a driv.,ln
'!he coundl ala> voted to allow an-lite window," he said. '"I'that's why we're fllls to remain but each case ii to be gotn( through lhe expe111e ol a
decided on an individual bull. temporary buildlnfl." ·
The van wu syggested by lhe Plamlng He added that lhe pinnanent building,
~ wbk:h also asked lhe cooncil which wu applied for befo<e lhe bousinc developmeata. 11ie c o u n c 11 mon.torium toot effed, woWd. like acroed that OIHite olps llhou\d remain. approain>ale!y 12 -tbs to C01111nJc1
Oii-iite •i&N wil oontlnue to be banned and by lhen the dlarter would have nm
until att.r the 1enenl plan ii adopted out.
md a new aign onilnance ii written. The bent ruuctur. -to ba .. be<n
'nit councll 1llo voted to aUow on-site located on the Strosicheln property off
llqo to ,..,.in but each caJe would be Del Obispo nm to T w In Winton
decided .... individual basis. Cemnt<o. one big problem pointed out
Seven Die in Blaze
MAR.SHAU., Te:r. (UPt) -Seven
members ol a lann family died
'11wnday 1n a nu11 fire that roarec1
through lhelr frame farm hoole. '"lbere
wu no chance, really. Jlllt afte:' the fire
deporimeJlt got lheft lhe -started caving In," said Deputy Leroy Abreu.
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by ~men wu that the site ii ,.the
mission d 1st r I ct and bu strict
architectural controls which th e
temporary structure would have had to
meet.
CGntractor Roland Olsen wu ubd at
one point Whether the mobile building
could meet the architectural standards -
the heavy tile roof and stucco walls. He
said no.
Moving to deny the request ,
Councilman Nab •Id •Pf>"O\'lng lhe temporary structure would circumvent
lhe entire planning proceu and woold a
... a policy tl>at would be uaed 111 .....
qmmerdal eslsblllllunents.
Emil Calvano
Service Slated
Raiary will be nclted tonJthl far Emil
Calvano, N, ol Son Juan Coptstrano who
died 'l'u<lday at Buena Vista lloopital,
Anaheim.
Mr. Calvano, JMC Pate.0 Carmel, II
survived by hl• wife, Marlin C.IVIDO;
one son, Gordon Calvano of San Pedro;
one daughter, Mn. Judith Brenner of
Anabelln; one brotber, Mike CaJvano <lf
· Lot Angeles; two 1irten, Mrt. Ruth
Breedlove__of Noni! Hollywood and Mn.
Clara Lofac1.0 of Loe: Angeiet and 1ix
grandchildren •
R4ury wlll be ..Oted at 7:30 p.m. at
McCormick MiNlon Chapel, San Juan
Copitlrano. R.qulem mus wlll be beld
Sahlnlay at t a.m. at St. Kilian Co<hollc
O>ureh, lllAlon Viejo.
Fiesta Shuts Library
SPokemten for the Sin Cl<mente
Publle Library 11id due to the Fletla La
Chrlstlanlta parade, the llbrary will be
cJOted Saturday,
Regular hours wlll ruun1 Monday, a
_librarian 11.kt.
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Hard Hat Salary . Dispute
,f ' •
Puts Hurts on Consumers
Bf DOUG P'l.ITISCHE too" clauses which call for equal r1I111s If sensiUvity of the negotlaUou1 said the
4-~r-\,.-oe .._ ••" "• 1tat1 other unions setUe higher. ~tqe ~labor ~ total coutructkll '" coiiitNCU<ln lndUllry-umonr and -Present e•inlatee ol-lhe _.Ion of sts but I ll boYe -t contractor• ponUnue to ne:r thel! con.WCUon ooata altrlbula~~ labor co vary1, •we • . 6111 perttn . =..~ ~fu:~:: :~i:le:,:o~U~ vary, but all IOllreel a,ree With the rera~blt!.t~·:::e :n=:::
will be f It in figure set by a private research aaency, .. ..i ..... of construction material• wbleb
involved. e consumer the Bureau of National Affalrl.' ~,;·lvem upward by lnftetlon, hi llkl. , l
J>O!'kttl>Ookl. • The ._, ourvey of conatructlon ·< Wbeo lhe COii o1 mala'tail rflol tho ' ClnDI• CGurity cal'!ll"len, com111t coots -ed Ula price <ii labor al more relative coot of WJor ~tety ma-and laboren haft beln f!(f lhelr ' than II percent. . ~
joba s1nCe the building industry strike But Paul Schenk, I a b or relations ~ cost of new homes, be said, could
spread to Southem California July 1. manager for the Building Industry Increase by 10 ~ 20 percent as a result ~
bogging down mlllionl ~ c1oµan in new AuoclaUon, Gm! of tbe cootr~ors tbe proposed waae 1ncre1111. .
C01111rU<tlo•1. groups In the cumnt neiotlailont, aid It A ~ for aoolher local
Northem Calllomla carpenters, who la more. contracton group Aid the 50 percent
had been on strike llnce July 15, ,tettled "Tball!S,psr<tnl n...,. may have been o,ure waa close .to accurate.
. their dispute 'lbunday. The union good yeara and JUf1 ago wbea 1 went But the 1ncreue1 In costa ot: new
approved a •t.n an hour , one year into the conalrucilon butinea," bi ald, conrtructioo do not end there. 1 PL.A YING 'McHALI' ROLi
Actor Joo Flynn Ooad
increase bringing tbelr total-wage~and "but-toc11r it's more Uke IO perollll 11 EJ.iltlng.. dwellings · become more
lrlnre beneftl packare to 113.71 an boor. A larp Onllfle County con1r.-, who expenlive u lhelr replacement value
In Oranre County, llriklng carpentera ~ not 1,.nt to be named becauoe ol lhe rlteo.
want tt.15 in wage, and fringe beneftta
addod \o lhelr prelOnt 19.16 package.
They· have already t1;1med down a
management offtr of '2.SIO in raises over
a three-year period.
Search Narrows
1.leanwblle, contracU>n say they are
prepared to break off their dealinp with
the unions entirely ~ blre non-union •·
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Actor Flynn
Found Dead
In Home Pool •· construction workers.
Three Sites Under Study
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor Joe
Flynn, best known for h1s portrayal as
the_ gruff commander of a PT boat base
in the television series "McH1les Navy,"
was found dead today in the swimminJ
pool at his home.
. A city fire department re 1 cue
ambulance crew pronouaced blm dead
tbortly after I a .m. An investlption wu
Wider WIY into bis death.
A native of Youngstown, Ohio, where
he was bom Nov. 8, lln4, Flynn started
his career u a 6-YNMkt in an early
version of "Hellzapopfn." . ·
He attended both the University of
Notre Dame and the Univenlty of
Southern California, majoring in !frama.
After three yean in the U.S. Army's
SJ)fclal Servlcea dlvlsioa and med I ca I
cotps during World War II Flynn
returned to aclin(, appearing In IJIJllll1ef
stock and televiaion stj.nta. Flynn later
Nid be appeared in more than 500 roles.
· But After three ~lys in which he
appeared Jll iolded, 'Flynn returned to
bis home town and ran for Ohio state
Le!!tslature, 1oa1nc by only eo vota. tOr the next four yun:, be went
lhroqlt a teries ol -led jobe
bet-aclln« ............. and lheo In
l!IN got hts lint cbanc< at moviet.
But hiJ ftrlt role tn Alfred Httcbcoct 'a
11)\e&r Window" -wu· cut frco tbl final
print.
_ ·He joined lhe Geoi'r• Gobel lbow In
late 11111 aod the In Itel be Joined lhe
Joey mllhap -· . The 1o11owfnJ year, be wu tabbed !or ,
the conunander's roJe: in "McHale'1
Navy" and bis Career wu,Jaunctied ...
Hil latell ··role wu in the movie
11Stron1est Man Jn tbe World" wblcb
llnilbed shooting only-'l'bunda)',
Flynn I• survived by bla widow,
Shiflet, iiiil-Uieirjl'Wii IODI, Tonf iiid
K.C. •
F,....P .. el
BRIDGE •.•
Meetings are scheduled next week,_ the
contractors uy, to' inform their
members of bow to IO non-ualon.
As all this goes on In tbe public eye,
however, 1 growing number o f ·
contractors are signing "sweetheart" or
"short-form" agreements.
The contractors, faced by high interest
rates which increase the cost of
c:onslTuctloo· during Idle time, ,.. th ..
interim agreements 11 more eeonamlcal
than waiting out what may ~ a long
strike.
Under such agreements o the
ccntnctor1 ICCede to union demands
pending rnolutlon of the strike. •
So far, more th.m. 2,000 $outhem
California c<riractors have agreed to pay
carpenters the demanded '11.41 an hour
in wage and fringe benefits, according to
Charles Ttenta,. secretary of th i!
Carpenters District Council of Orange
County.
Trenta e«Jmates that eo to 70 pereent
of his members are already back at work
under such "short-form" agreements.
Of the Ills m a J or building Industry
unlona, operating enginefn, teamtten
arid iron worten have signed new
contracta ca11ing for Iii p er c en t
incream. ·
Thi contracts, however, contain "me-
Flat Sea Quells
lligh 'i'i«te Loss
On South Coast
.For Capo Civic Center
The search for a civic center site for also ~ given close !Cnltlny, but later
San Juan Capistrano Is coollng down to changed his mind and aid he would look
the wire. nt the cmmttiee'IOll oi recommeodatkln
Councilman John Sweeney reported nm.
this week that three sites have been •~ed ~ lot ad .<. • -RI Objection to the Los Rios ane u a se!C\.,, 1-en.se 9t y: 1.11111:< .....,. 05 clvtc center site was n.iled this week by
area bet,.... Loo Rloa Sln!et and the lhe Town Hall A latloo hlcb ••• Trabuco Creek 'Channel, the 0 Id • S90C w ON
C.pi!ltrano High School :site between ~ that the area be an
Camino Capistrano and El Camino Real hl!loric distnct featuring a central pork.
· next t.o the mission,. and the Esslinger The otd high school ~ may also be a
property on Camino Capistrano Including thorny problem ~~ it la owned and
lhe open land between lhe Aguilar llJ1d . uoed by lhe Coputrano Unified School
Bumrel Adobes. • Dlltr'°' and wu at one tbne conaldered
''We've seled~ eight criteria with a aJ.ttable lite for a new adminlllraUve
which to evaJuate these sites," said center.
O>uncilman Sweeney. "These include
adequacy of size, availability of utilities,
physical acoeulblllty, prulmlly of-
major activity cent.er, pro1.imity to the
historical center ol the cWy, best uae of
the land, effect of ' site aelectlon as a
catalyst to development, and 11.1ltabillty
for multiple uaes."
He said the staff ii now analyzing lhe
sit.I In termt ol -cles, Including
cost.
Ma)Or Roy Bym<s asked that tbe
ZabWein property located near the San
Diego Freeway df the Ortell !Dghway
F..-Pqel .,
FRANCO •••
Press Relocates
-ln Elementary
Oemente School
'!be White House Pr... CorJ>o, evicted
lrom the Son Clemente ·1"11 W...,_y,
bu relocated In Ooncardla Elementary
Schqol.
The ..-i ii w!wft "--1 N-
votes, -he does,'.lind It l--a block from the Sin Clemente Ina and
nearllhe White lloule compound.
The pn11 corps, aloni with Secret
Service, communications, and other
State Henry A. Klslinger to Madrid adminlatratlve peraomel were evicted
A Oat 1ea privtnted Thuraday night's earlier this month, from · the inn becaUle of economics,
high Ude from doinC dlmage along San At about the aame time the prince according to Inn Ownef' Paul PresJey.
Oemellte beaches and at the1~~trano signs_ the declaraUon, Prealdent Nl1.on Presley, a long-time Nilon support.er
Bay holllinll -t. will aign It In Washington, lhe -ca and a Son CI..-cily . COll1Cllrnan,
San aemente llfuuarcb said even said. • said the inn has Jolt $100,000 aince t•
though the Ude 1NI at 7.1, the highest of The text of the official announcement, because of conceuiona to Wlpl'9Clicllble
the month, the ocean wu calm and little hi h t -It ed by an Span! h ~·-'·' ted. w c was ransm t • White ,__ v1a1ta. • ~kin on1"';°1 problem reported kl the 90ilth news agencies, said : . He also said the White HOUie ptnanne:I '1
county wu at Salt Chet Beach in "Hla E1celleney the Chltf of State, have "bad public relatkml,'1 and are ... shortecf lakJni Into llCCOWll lhe coun0 of hts oft"1 UllOOOpentlVe. Lacuna Nlauel ,.,_ hi.,. ""~ illnesa, has Instructed lhe prime minister Moot ol the pres brlellnp are beld In
out telephoae -between lifeguard to lnfonn Parliament of It, u stipulated LagW>& Beach at lhe &Ir! and Sand Hotel
!OWen. ed todl by Article 11 of the CoDIUtutlon and the wbert most reporters stay when the
funlllar with . lhe bridge or what 1ba -wen beln( repair Y law of the !Ith ol July Irr!, under which President ii in Southern C.Ufomla.
happened," C.mll aald. "Boots ....Uy 11!..,wd tpOkelmen llld. Hil Royal 1Dglme11 Juao Carloo de But lhe ~ty ol the tnn to !lie
don'ttrytopauunderilathlal>tldo." ~"'::""ir!::Y·:l::.'""=J; Borbon y Borbon wlll auume lhe W..tem White Houte bad . 11*9 lt
He estimated the men were ltandlnl d1d t fundiOll!I of the Chief of State." convenient for use 'cit prea conference1
about 115 feet above the wa• _Jtvel at tnundated before with -~Wi!_!_ez'1 ~ • '!be article and the law referred to of top NiJ:oo officials and visking forej,gn
the time of the crash. NOrm.aDy the IUlt&1n any damqe, ... -..-"""'06 to a ga e cover a.temporary transfer of powers. dignitaries.
bridge bu a clearance of 13.8 feet abtve 1~aua~nl~. ;;;;;;;;;milj;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;~;;~;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ the mean high wate, level, which woaJd
have left the men barel1 · enouch
clearance.
However, the seven-foot Ude rather
than a nonnal 5.5 foot Ude completely
eliminated any clearance. The tide hu
been e1ceptionally1 high all week, an
event which occurs about twice a year
and 11 attributed to tbe pooltlon of lhe
moon.
'Ibe Bay Bridge involved In the
accident is scheduled to be replaced
within lhe nm three or f-years..
Controversy hat oentered on how hlah
the new bridge should be with boaters
arguing that the new bridge should be at
Jeut »-feet hip for lhe llfety and
coovenience of salkn.
"l'Ve known bllall to nm Into the lkte
ol the bridge and I've -aoteMu and
masts,-.. but lhll la lhe !Int time to
my knowledge that lhe top of a boat hat
run liltb the bottoib of. tbe brldp:,"
' Cordell taid.
Dentists Have OK
For Acupuncture
' ' SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Callfomlo
denlilt1 are pennltted by ltlte law to
U!e acupuncture to treat their patientl, •e<:Onllnr In • .,,,,.,. Genenl Evtlle J,
Younger . •
In a ltgal o~, YOIBl(er _,
noted state law does not tinllt denltst'7
to any patrtcular method of treatment,
and the legtslatuN .. _ to Ii" the
dentlat broad dllCfflllaa tq bts lliecllan
ol an _..,r1a1e matJiod o' i-t·
tnent .•• "
"Althou(h ~ appeorl a .... ,
treatment or mode of pain control," be
uld, "no clear lepl objectkllll cu be
poled to Ill UM In llcenaed dental
practice."
However, Yount:er said acupmc:ture
"Is not taupt 11 port ol any
Wldel'l'aduate study at an accredlled
dental school within this l!Uli. u far u
u •re aware.''
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Hand Tufted English Glazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage, Hickory Chair,
Shaffer Bros., and many many more now requced. I
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Inflation News
eGold Vp
BRUSSELS UPI) -The
price of gold moved to a
"'-eek's high Friday. The U.S.
dollar shov.-ed little movement
on world mcney markets.
Golds began the v."tek at
S138 an ounce Jt opened
Friday at $145 m Zurich and
$146 in London. both
i1nprovements from th e
overnight close of $144.75.
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lBtrepid Edged _ -.by. . Vali
Set· NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -
The ~'OOden yacht Jnt repid,
~ embroiled in a sailing
controversy following a minor
collisioo, faced . another key
battle today in the u .s1 obsen•ation trials for the
Ame.riea 's CUp.
Intrepid was to face arch--
rival Courageous once again on
Rhode Island Somd following
·the c911ision with the Valiant,
a winner for the first tlme
following the racing accident.
Although both sides
submitted .official protests, no
ruling was i mmedi ately
a1momced by the New York
Yacht Club. It is holding the
trials to select a U.S. entry for
the Sept. 10 Anwlca ·s· Cup
sc~ies.
. JNTR'EPJO broke its
steering quadrant In the
colli.sion during lhe liiHt
mancuverifl& near the second
wind\\'ard rurk. Va I i ant
cracked one ol its ribs and two
of its planb. However, there
were no injuries.·
lfobies Heading for Tahiti
Southland Hobie C a t • 1 4
sailors are headed for Tahiti
this "-eek ,,.,·here they will race
in the IA'Orld champions hip for
~he class st.arting Sunday and
continuing through July 28.
Gern1any, S w 1 t z er land , Rico, the continentul U.S.,
France, Holland. Belgium, Samoa, Hawaii and 1Tah tli. A
South Africa, A u s t r a I i a , · t?l~I o~ Sil,, sfdppcrs '1'111 per.
Japan, South America, Puerto t1c1pt.tte.
Race headquarters will be
the Taharaa Jntercontinenta l
Hotel overlooking l\1atavia
Bay.
Terrorist Wins Ope11er ..
The: champions.hip ~ies
will climax Hobie-14s held all
o,·er the 1\-0rld -more than 25
in the U.S.
Each country having a
Hobie Cat Association will
send its national champion
and top ·Skippers to compete.
The regatta will i n c I u d e
repre sent ative s from
Al Cas.sel's 35-foot Terrorist
from Bahia 'CorinthiaD. Yacht
Club · was the winner of the
first race of the One Ton
Championship which got under'
\vay Wednesday off Torquay,
England.
The first race was a 30--
miler. The boats did not race
Thursday but are scheduled
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for another. 36-miler loday. r\
long distance race i s
scheduled over the weekend .
The Terrorist is a Bruce
King design built by Cas.sel nt
his -Sparcraft yard in (;mt.a
l.lesa. It is an unisual design
wilh twin bilge boards and
ballast under the cabin sole.
A real racing beauty. Mciunted shift levers, side pu11
caliper 'brakes. "Aat·Trap" racing style saddle. AdditiOnal
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cherry chP.e•• <.oke ond cof.
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mast, ripping gra
iiled 'bole anUdshtpi1 ntar the
waterline.
-lnlrepid bad to ""' the trim t:lb, a amaller Nkler atUlched
to the keel, to finiah the race
and lOll bl' 21 'se<:Ond.• to lhe
woodoo Valiant, which bad
Ted Tumer at the helm.
4llE LOSS 1 dA-o,ted
Intrepid'a total "-"°"' ~ IO
victories and four defeal! in
the prelimiftary end
observation trials. 1be Valiant
had been winieos In nlne test
races before tbe colli.skJn. ,
The aluminum Courag-
3-<, had lost to the delendln£_
1970 champion lnlrepMI 1001' times. Another a I um i n,u m
contender, the M8rloor, 'was
.sidelined for hull alteraUons with a 2·3 recon:I.
Intrepid and Vallaat ~
1oeked in an . unex:~edly
clooe baltle on a 12-mile
course when both yachts went
head-to-wind 1n gusts up to' ta
knots 1"'ore lhe collisloo In
their second race or .the day.
IN THE FIRST ~.
Intrepid, the favorite, triumphed by 3 minutes, 18
seconds en a tr'iang ular
"indward-Jeeward course of
18.7 miles.
BOATING
Grand Prix
The -Shor., Salting
Club's amua1 Triangle race
crulst ltarW today, taking the
fleet to 1 linlllt olt H'"1tingtoo
Pier and thence for a motor
cnda to Long Beach Harbor.
On Saturday lhe fleet will sail
to White's Cove, Catalina
ls'8nd for an overn ig ht
rendezvoua before a a i 11 q g
bome Sunday.
'the tree races are the
fourth, filth and stJ<tb of
SSSC'a HI Poiat Serl<S.
LONG B!ACH YACHT
CLUB -O'Day oernl-ltnal&
(La-) Saturday, Sunday.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
YACHT CLUB -Point
Fenn In race, IOR, PHRF,
AfORF , Cal·ZO, Sunday.
But.a-Boy "
LIFORNIA YACIIT
-Cloeed Courie race
(Matt Walsh Series) MORF,
PHRF, Saturday.
MALIBU YACHT CLUB -
Point Dume Beach P•rty
S.-y: Mir ~m Rep~_
(P-Oat) Sunday: Mar In a
Serl<S (Ito) Sonday.
SOUTHWESTERN YACIIT
CLUB -\Varden Memorlal
Race (MORFl Satur d 1y;
~ce Serles (4 70 )
OCEANSIDE YACIIT CLUB
-Sabot Local Series, &may.
Nll'tll nd laa.d
SANTA BARBARA YACHT
CLUB -Trianfjle Saries, .U \ _
cw.es, Saturday, s...doy.
T 0 Norris 'ElBl!WllERE .. the local ~alt.a, multlhutls; Satuf<lay,
\ yadlting acene, New Po rt KING HARBOR _,YA~ Ceest ... W r.etloer CLUB --1 KinB HarWr • to eoMlmatn c111ud111M1 roo.v ...-. ATI;ANTICCITY NJ (AP) Harbor Yacht Club will Mad llltunusrace schooners -""· u1111t .,.r1)bl9 ,W11181....., > ' : its Ahmanson racers around O ,.., I •fld motnlng 1*1rs bKOft\.ftl ...... ......, -Art Norris ...._ve tu Slap · the ~-the , .... ,,,_ .... ketches, P.tORF, PH R r , • to '' knots 111 1r1w.-.. ,..., w .,..., uuuys on_ AtVU.L11a& Sa•~·y ,.. s.twU.,. Hll!h toclaY 1 ... r JO.
Shot I ... _.... --"' ........... • Cooi1t.i ~Mft r1"" "'-'6 to victory today in the Go~ CUp Rac:e Sa~wWlly, mN ASSOCIATION OF SANTA to 7S. 1111MK1 1ti.w.r. r~ "9m
Hennessy Grand Prix. For the ~lboa Yacht ~ub will hold MONICA BAY y •A CH T '° to •1; w1tw it!ft #.
burly 23-year-<1ld racer it was its amual M 1 d 5 um mer CLU~ -Fleet race, all . SMn, Meou. TIU•
the filth vi,..,,_, in ' sevm · ~tta for ~II . claaes on member fleets, Columbla-26, "••DAY
American ~1 races ems outskle am UMnde COUTSe11 Stinday. -• = ::: ;;~ ~::t-t! Saturday Md Sunday. J IATVROAY year. San Dieco First "'°" 11:12 a.m. •·• Ba Other eventa on the First 1ow 4:D 1.m: .,_. rry C Qr d l n g l Y of Southern Cialltomia Yachting. ·SAN •DIEGO YACHT CLUB s.con11 111;11 1o:J4 p.rn. '-1
Hollywood, FJa.1 f o 11 owed A:lloci U ca.Jenda . -Todos santoe I1land race, SICPlld '°""' su.MoA~:u ~"'· 1 ..
NOfTi.s 8<.'!"08S the (111i9h line at . a OU r~ Saturday SUnday; Summer Flr1t lll11h n:S4 •·m. 5.1
<be end ol the JM-mile race, ~ Aqelea ~ Lone ·Beacb SeriN cStar> Saturday , ' ;~':.,. 1t;~·;::: ·J::
but he reportedly w.as Lrrn..E SHIPS FLEET -Sunday; Summer Serles ~~.!:'"' 5.55 1 m.5~~ ,!,.,"
disqualified for missing a Ladies 9iip Rock Race. (Tornado), Saturday, Sunday; Moon rl... 4:11 ...... S.lt 1:11 ,:,..:
check-point in the eariy goinJ .. Satunley. Peabody Serles ( C a t -2 O )
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BOIS~OR GIRLS'
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HUFFY ' 'DIRT BIKE
eoor fenders, Sf3ndatd handle bars With 3 S08ed I
gearshift. Side ref1ectdrs as an added safety feature.
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Slams Into Bay Bridge;\ MAn Loses Jaw
By JACKIE HYMAN
ot IM llalt~ ,.... Still
A :JS.fool cabin cruiser attempted to
paa under Pacific Coast Highway bridge
in Newport Harbor at high tide Thursday
n1lbt and collided with the center span.
Tbe cruh crushed the faces of both men
aboard. Tbe accident OCC\H'red: about 9 p.m.
jmt as ·an unusually high 7.t-foot title reiched Its peak, according to tbt
Or_ince County Harbor Palrol.
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The owner of the boat Mako, \\'alter
R<iu, 36, who listed his address as
Bayside Village, Newport Beach, "'as
reported in aaUsfac:tory condition today
· at Orange County Me<hcBI Center.
His passenger, Merrill Riggle, t•, or
Garden c·rove was reported in Rrious
condition with massive head injuries at
Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport
today. .
A witness, Daniel Grayshock, i9, of
Newport Beach told Harbor patrolmen he
was standing on a hill behind the
Bayshore trailer park about 9 p.m. when
he heard th& vessel blow her hon( and
crash ·Into the bridge. .
Grayshock said the boat came out the
north side of the___Rridge with port or the
steering structure atOp the cabin
missing. ·
Another man listed oo.ly u Mike
Tevidt, called Harbor Patrol at 9: 10 p.m.
and reported what ,be described as a
runaway boat in that vicil)ity.
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In Frantic
Fire Hunt
Planning Decision
Drug Center Bid
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A man who rushed through his blazing La g u n 8 B e a c h l' J an n i n g and the scene of former drug raids by
East Orange home in frantic search of Commissk>oers will decide P.tonday night Laguna police. A decision will be made . 7 hla wife and two daughters died today whether 8 c 0 n tr 0 v e r s i 8 1 drug at the commission's regular meeting, ,q,r being overcome by smoke. • rehabilitation center sOOuld be allowed in 7:30 p.m. at city hall.
On111e County fire officials say Frank The Orange CoWlty Mental Health --~ 42 ol ·~"" Rom II SI a the city's commercial (C-1) zone. De art t d Upland · tlon • ~ ... , , w iu e e ., 8 ve p men an an orgaruza ,
DPtldl Ufe in the fire but that his family The question bas arisen over a Straight Ahead, Inc., would like to mfDa1Cc1 to get out unbanned by another proposed drug center at 1"89 South Coast -convert the old hotel into a 40-bed facility estt. Highway, formerly the DeJ Camino Hotel for drug rehabilitation.
'Paquette was reported dead on arrival Planning Commissioners will not be
at Oapman General Hospital abort!}'. ruling on the merits of the ~
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l....s4ately avai1able. · ..,.. .-RO
A .P,tesman for the Orange C4unty c le G The specificatlilm of ~ C-1 mne do
ll'lnl lliiportlJ-said tile ... blaze omp x ets not llJt a druc --but -W believed to have been started by U1eS are cloee e no 1 1 b tls.ai cMeie... smoking. 1be fire started in a commissioners DJ&Y interpret ~ them
OOacb in the family room of the one-story J.I D z differently.
Hirbor Patrolman ~John Martindale
arrived at the' ecene a few minutes later
and saw two people slumped over the
steering mechanism on the flying bridge
top ol the cabtn. ·
1be boat was in gear and moving
slowly up the channel near Baysllores
Trailer Park, according to Martindale's
report. He jumped aboard, turned off lhe
lgnltion and th~n called an ambularice. ·
AccordQtg to Sgt. Dean Cordell of the
Harbor Patrol, Martindale noticed that
both men were bklodied. Rau had
apparently suffered a broten nose and
Rill'.J::les' jaw was missing,
In a subacquent search or the boat,
Martindale found the jaw and tumed it
over to lhe ambulance crew which . took
the two victims to Hoag Memorial
Hospital. Rau was later transfered to
Orange C.ounty Medical Center. • .
Cordell says he believes a \\'ind
deflector on !he Oying bridge was
responsib1e for the loss of Riggles' jaw.
The reflector is covered with blood ,
C.orde\I said.
The M11ko \\'IS towed back to the
Harbor Department. She is usually
docked al Bayside Village in the Up~r
Bay toward which Rau was apparently
headed when the ·accident occurred.
''\V e're going to talk with the men
further as soon as they're able to talk,"
, Cordell said.
"I don 't know whether they were not
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His Health
Takes Tiirn
For Worse
~tADRJD (UPI) -Generalissimo
Francisco Franco, 81, his health taking a
sudden tum for the worse, ended 35
yea rs of authoritanan rule· over Spain
today ai:id handed over his powers to
Prince Juan Carlos, the man he chose as
his successor.
Under the succession lawi> invoked by
the Spanish dictator, the transfer was
temporary. FraOCQ, last of the Fascist
leaders of the 1930 and 40s, can take
-power back any time he desires .
Re'ports from the hospital where
Franco has been treated for the past 10
days said he suffered a sudden relapse
during tbe ril 0 r D i D g, and that his
condition was caU&ing coocem.
Juan Carlos, Premier Carlos Arias and
o(her top officials i m m e d i a t el y
assembled al his bedside. ~~fd =eel U:::g.':. ~;:.,!tic and lf:I. ore e a ys ~ho!':'ital~~;;~iil !'I.lowed~@" i-.--'rfie:-~department's spokesm-can~oa=ld~---. -commissioners ml&ht egree that the drug
Six hours later, the government said ------.. ~ "'Franco. '"taking into~eccount the cOUfSe
the apparently sleeping Paquette family ~her delays ~ up to 5~ weeks are center would fall into one of these
WU alerted to the fire by neig hbor Jim ant1~1patt;<f today ~ com~etion of the ff categories. .
I..8urle, 18132 Romelle St., who smelled million Village Fau sboppmg ~mplex 1~ Representatives from Straight Ahead · the smoke and pounded on their door. the wake of a Laguna Beach City Council fro the . th
About $400 damage was done to an order to cut 10 inches from the height of and . m county ~l be at e
edjacent home but the tire department the nearly completed structure. meetmg to a~er questions. . .
c could not confirm whether it was The comcil oo a 3 to 1 vote Wednesday In other action Monday, comnuss100ers resid overturned a previous Board 0 f wit~ look at a n~ber of req.uem for
Laurie's ence. Adjustment decision allowin·g t h e action, but !'IO public ~annp are
"mistakel\ 10 inches" and granting a scheduled. _Action requests ~Jude: .
Art Festival's .....
Exhibitors Get ..
'200 Auto Spaces
Parking for at least DI cars of Laguna
Beach art festival exhibitors was opened
'today on a city lot leased from the Irvine
Company in Laguna Canyon. ;:'nle special parking area is one of the
measure called for by ACT-5, which
st.aJils for AboliSh Congested Traffic, and
dle five partners in the project: the city,
tbe business commlmity, the Festival of
-Arts, Sawdust Festival and Art·A·Fair.
variance to the developeft. -Resolving a ai~vilton vanance
Project ardutect Ronald Goldman told requested by Ellen and Stuart olldtey at
the City CouoeU that to tear down the 1325 Baja Sl in_ Arch Beach Height.
roof areas which are Involved will cost Although commissioners l n i t 1 a 11 Y •to,ooo. approved the variance on Ju1y a, but
Goldman said the areas which are too later advice from counsel recommends
high are not the same areas for ~hich a they not finalize approval and deny the _
variance was sought and denied a year requett.
ago. --A request to have med i c a t
He said an honest mistake was made in consultation in a home at 259 Lower Cliff
(See VILLAGE FAIR, Page%) Drive, by Dr. Konstantin Sparkuhl.
. Doar Say~e_Believes_
hnpeachtnent\Varranted
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SHIFT OF POWER FOR SPANISH GOVERNMENT
Prince ,.,.n C1rlos (19~) Ta~e1 Helm From Franco
U.S. ·Told to Slow Down
.Actwn on Oi-l Le<Mes
11>e House Appromia®ns Committee
ordered the U.S. Interior Department
Thursday to slow dOwn its accelerated
plans to lease offshore drilling sites along
the Southern Csllfomia Coa.5t.
before. further: calls are made for
nomination of tracts 'vhich y,·ould lead to
leasing in excess or threemillion acres."
The proposed leases in Southern
California waters from Santa Rosa
A committee report said there are both Island off Ventura County to Laguna
economic ..,,cl environmentaLreasons for leasing-in excess of·three million acres ...
its request. President Nixon armounced as part of
"The committee wants assurances that his "Project Independence" d r ive for
the environmental impact of proposed national Self-sufficiency in fuels that he
leases i.s carefully and fully asse~ wanted to triple the federal acreage orrshore that is leased for oil and gas before the 1 e a 1 e s are made," the production.
comrillttee said in a r e po r t The budget proposal included the
. • .LTrams will connect the exhibitor
l*kini area wttll the tlree festivals.
b>adlng areas near the festivals'. grounds
lilw been set up to facilitate movement
<I 1rticleJ too bulky for ~ on the
WASHlNGTON (AP) _ Special cooneeUon with his ~tion for acoompanying its approval of a $3.1 money needed to offer 10 million acres bel billion appropriation bill for the Interior for lease, compared with approximately
traml!. . ••'lbe perking area, located acrou from
1.an'y Hunt's auto center was delayed in
openinK due to a legal review of the
eree's status as an agriculture preserve,
1 property tax limitation afforded the
Irvine company for oertaln lands.
Counsel John Dou Aki today be ievt!ll impeachment. Department. three million acres leased in the past
that the HOUie Judiciary Committee Mayne's report, which came early in The committee annrnved Presktent u:ear. ahouJd approve lbl· U of impeachment ...... ¥ .:.
alt&lnlt President Nllon, 1 member of. the seulon, was only fr~entary. Nimn's budget requests for expanding "The c omm 11 tee has grave rescr·
the committee reported. He said Doar was making a general the let.sing program, but directed vatioos aobut the practical a s p e c t s
Any recommendation by the committee dlscus!Jion oJ the evtdeoce gathered by Interior Department officials...±'to· appear of such a vastly accelerated outer
will go to the full House~ JVhiC;h, woukl the impeaebment ~iry staff and the expeditiously before the committee and conlinenta1 shelf leasing program in one
of his illness," had instructed Arias to
inform Parliament that Juan Carlos, 36.
y,·as taking over as acting cheif of Slate.
'Ibe news came as a s urp rise to
Spaniards who had been told less than 24
hours before that the man who had buill
up modern Spain from the ruir.s of one of
!he bloodiest civil wars in history was
reaivering and that he would be relea'3ed
in a few days, pending a final checkup.
Medical sources said Franco's relapse
"·as sudden and unexpected. lie was
stricken with phleb itis, a potentially
dangerous in nammation of the b 1 o o d
veins in his right thigh, early this month.
The medical bulletin reporting the
y,·orsening of his condition said:
"The evolution of the illness of His'
Exctllency the chief of state this
morning .suffered a dete rioration because
of gastric complications. Neverth.:less his
psycholocial condition remains \Vitt.in
the limits of normalcy."
Government sources said the prince 's
first function as acting chief of-state-will-
be the signing of a U.S.-Spain statement
of m u tu a I collaboration which \\'as
initialed during a visit of Secretary of
State Henry A. Kissinger to Madrid
earlier this month .
At about the same time U1e prince
signs the declaration, President Nixon
will sign it in W.ashington, the sources
said.
The text of the official announcement,
which was transmitted by all Spanish
(See FRANCO, Page Z)
Oi'ange Coast
The city has tjwed ll!eJom ~
-<Olllpacied the aoil and '"'1)t .. upllalt
decide whether to impeach Nixon. direction in which it'pointed. justify the leasing of additional acreage yea r," the report said.
a "ffilj&1ty-ohbe Home-..-sdftw•....--·-IB!<•911illleieoo-M abatJ aetlon-of-tu·s+i-c::•·..--;:============::;--;::!--0r.....ooe-thing;-lhe-ertYironmen1 ... could-
lmpeachment, the charges wouJd then go charge baseCI on Watergate, Doar ia be hurt consi derably· by the drilling nmp and tram turnout area.
Other ACT·S measures include:
1_ Rerouting of tome trams down
0...t Highway through the IJttsiness
center rather than along Glenneyre
Street, a move designed to increase
exposure of the city shops to tram riders.
• -Installation of bells on the trams to
make their presence more well known
and .,.., ridership.
-Promotion of the b u s l n e s s
community through pamphlets and Diers
diltributed through Laguna Beach. -~ -Cltping of exhibitor cars from
villtor por!Jing paces along Laguna
(lanyon Hood.
Stolen Art Regained
MASHPEE, Mass. (UPI) -Slolen
petnUngs ti cootemporary American
orUst Andrew Wy.th and his late father,
valued at $165,000, were recovered
1"hm"lday in this Cape Cod community
and ttlree men were arrested.
to trial in the Senate, witb a ~thirds expected to propoee • articles charging Oil E lo • equipment and rigs, the committee said.
vote needed for conviction and removal Nixoo with abu9e of eonstitutional powers Xp flng For another, some holders oC leases wait
from office. and contempt of c.ongress. a long time before actually producing
Rep. Wiley Mayne (R·lowa), said on Doar and otlier members of the Protest Filed · ~;,. ~;,,miuee does not want the
leaving the closed door meeting, that committee staff began presenting the United States to tmd itself in a situation,
Doar referred specifically to an case for impeachment during I cloeed-similar to the previous coal ·leasing
obstruction of justice charge in dOor briefing leading up to the The Laguna Beach Taxpayers' program, where millions of acres are
Tide Dumps Kelp
On Laguna Sands
The highest tide ol the year, • 7.1
footer, swept Laguna Beaeh Thur9day
night, and a!ide from dumping a mass of
kelp on the sands, did no reported
damage.
Laguna Beach lifeguards e x p e c t
today's glassy and small surf to 'kick: up
over the weekend as two storms rage in
Baja waters.
Guards pulled. 23 persons from the
water Thursday.
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~iation has begun a petition leased to oompanies which d e f er
HOUSE PANEL TRACES drive against coastal offshore oil development on them in order lo reap
POLITICAL SPYING. P• 4 exploration and production. greater profits from fu ture price
-, Petitions from the association · " h rt Id comll)l'ttee's fianl deliberations next mcreascs, e repo Sil · bear a quote by Jared G. Carter, It may even tum out.lo be better policy
week. deputy ull:tersecretary of t he to lease less land in 1975 and spread !he
A Republican member of the Interior, during a recent i;neeting program out into the future "so that fai r
committee pndlcied oa Tbunday that with concerned coastal city officl~ market values and environmental values
both the committee and the HoU9e will a,ls. may be attained.'' the committee said.
approve at least one artk:Je, te.ding to a "If the 10 million people. of " 'nle fmal decision on ~ how much
Senate trial to determine whetber Nlic:m · 'eOutbem California say''no', tftea It acreage to orer should be made only
should be removed rrom oflD. I ., .... blppen." Jimd .aid. an.er it Is known how offshore producllon
Rep. Robert NcCtory '(R.-01.) to1f .... , fits into the big picture of energy, how
newsmen that three or four twnm.lttee: "We .•. say 'no' to all oil much equipment Is avpllable, where
Republicans are likely to l'ott for , exp\orattons and offlho~ o 11 ~ Investment mqney is oomlng from1 and
Jmpeaclvn\ml ana that it ~Id lie macb drillinl on our ~~I sllorwf of •-otherf.ac{ors, the committee said.
higher. He said only !lve of 17 llepilbllcan Laguna Bea~ and ill Southern '"Ole oommittee believes that a target
members cOWCI 1>e countil u ~ -callforltl," ~ petition llattl. or leasing 10. million acn?S may be a
(See DOAR, Pl .. I) rea.sooable one," the report saip. . ,
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Some high clouds at times
through Saturday. C h a n c e of
thundershowers la\e tonight. Not
much temperature change. Highs
from the low 70s at the beaches to
near 90 inland.
Newport· Mesa Sc/tool Dis-
trict's surnmer m.u.tical work•
shop is presenti'tlg "Mary Pop.
pills' OIL stage ne.it week. See
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Two Men Abo.rd Were lnjur«I, One losing Hla Jaw, In Cr1ah 1t High Tide
San Juan Urged .to Study ..
Plan-fuJ.! City Dog Pound
By PAMELA HALLAN
ot "'" _,..., ,I. Stiff
The issue of a South O:>unly animal
shelter was resurrected this week when a
C0W1ty official asked San Ju a·n
"Capistrano city oouncilmen to recoruilder
their stand opposing a dog pound in their
city.
San Juan has gone on reccrd as oppc:mng the locat.ion the county favon,
a strip ol land nur the San DielO
Adjustment Unit
Nixes Height
Freeway north ot JurUpero SelTI Road.
Dr. W. H. Dietrid! eiplaioed the n«d
for a dog pound in the area and ..._said
several factors went into selection of a
site. ,,_ include • .,....lbility to
"·ehlcles, convenience to people teekin&
lost pets, an environment the shelter can
blend into, and cost.
"I won't preteod it'• lAe ritziest facility
in the world," be aaJd. "But trees will be
retained' and It won't be. an eyesore."
The county official made a 1llde
presentation on the county's · current
animal abelter in Oranp, ezplalnlng
what services are provided there
including treatment of diselsed or
injural lllimall.
lie aald the neanst home II three
bkds away because "we know barking Bid h)· Builder do,. c1on·t m in with residences." 11e added lbal :Ill portent of the 85,000
l A ~uest to build 1 ·oouse near upper animals who visit the shelter each year
Park Av...,. nearly 111> feel higher than come Iran South Orange County ama.
allonbl bot down -~-"'""t Mn. Marifyn Williams, an oi>;lllellt e was ' ' --Y ..... of the ahelter alte, pointed out that San
by the Loguna -Boan! of Adjustment. Juan'• share for animal shelter ltn'lces
Boonl members -4 to I to dllly wu ooly I.I percent. "Who provided the 'lhe requeot by David Milter -llid -Other 11-jlen:<nt?"-ibe asked.
Aaeociat.es to build a bouR exceedlng the Mayor Roy Byrnes told the county
helPt Umlt. Peter Welsbrod waa the sole olflclal the city certalnly wants the
clboentin( voter.
Alttm,h !he howe II -IO lb ..me.. bat bu lllolm reluctance over
beiiht would not blocl: Ille view ol lhe 1lte. lie and olher councllmen
neighboring houses, board members directed Dr. Dietrich to look 1t Bila In
decided th~ height rule !hould be upheld the """"""'la! development. north ol
and excepti.,.._sbouJd not be made. the lty --• didn't -~•-I AJ! property in-LalJUllO is aubject to-C • -~~e Y rule out I
two belght nillnp: a 3f.!oot mulmmn dl!rerent site within the city.
limit lm-4 all over Loguna, and 1 -COunty officials hove the right to put
teCOllli limit prescribed far the porticular the animal shelter anywhere they deem _
zone the building 11 in. suitable, but acCordlng to Mayor Byrnes
Jn other 1ction, board memben: ·t · the' u •-le "th the -Approved the beer and wine Ucente 1 15 11' PD cy ~. coopera w1 o r
fol' c.mel'a Re!taunnt in BOit Canyon. cities when a dispute arises. '
-APJrOved the ligns for the new The mayor also reminded the County
attorney's offlct1 at 1437 Glenneyre St. that tbe city auTtDUy bu a moratorium
by Micbael Sagar. m building and new 1pplle1tionl for
-Cortinlled the ~ review for tbe construction or zoning are b e l n g
Mqn1vo1 sign oo Lquna canyon Rold def ed W1til Aug. 1, so It can be rodeslln«I. err .
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news agencies, as.id: oppoeed to bnpeachment ot this time.
"His Excellency the Chief of State, Ai a meeting ~Ued by lhe House
taking into account the course cf-his Republican leadership to determine
illness., has instructed the pr.lme minister where the committee Republicans atand
to infonn Parliament of It, as stipulated A-tcClory was one of five memben ~ by Article 11 of the Constltutkm-and-the---.Yi law of the 15th ol July 1971, under which elth~r a&ld they were W'Mieelckd or
His Royal Inghness Juan Ctrllll de declined to give their views.
Borbon Y Borbon will asaurne ' the The other1 were Reps. Caldwell Butler
function! or !he Chier of State." of Virginia, Wlllllm S. Cohen of Milne,
'Iba article and the law referred to Hamilton Fish of New York and Tom cover a temporary tran1rer of powers. Railsba r lllino' ck o is. Some olhen
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indicated their poo!Uon will b e
determined by the lrttc!• o I
impoachment that .... propooed.
In related developments on Thundly,
the commUtee released e v l d e n c e
collected during I t s sil-lllOlltb-lona lmpoachment inquiry. •
In his final deftnee argument btfo~
the committee Thurtday, Jarnt9 D. St. cwr, Niiilii'i attorney, iiiifted tJiife
was no evidtnce of presidential
involvement In Watergate or any other
matt.en the committee hat lnveitlgated.
'St. CJ air sought lo buttreaa hit
argumept by producing a partial
trlMCrlpt of a Marth 22, 1973,
cooversatton between Nixon and hi.a
former chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman,
thlt he said llhowed Nh1on had no
knowledge of 1 175,000 payment to
W11erg1te burglar E. Howlrd Hwit Jr.
and that he disapproved of payin1 Hunt
"blackmail."
However, the tape w11 one of the 147
the commllt,. h&l 1Ubpoenud and Nilon
bu refused to provide. and St. Clllr'1
UM ol a portion of It in Nli:Oll'I deftnll!
outraltd most Democrats.
0 1t ia the mott arropnt act of
«d<mpl tow1rd the ccmmlltee Ind eooar ... lbal has occurred In the entire
proceedings,'• said Rep. Jerome Waldie
(!)-Ca!U.).
McCtory Nkl · It waa "a very poor
tactic t.o deny evidence whlch we had
4ubpoenaed and save It for nnal
argwnenia:." F1ah calJed tt aelf·Mrvlng
and said, "The committee membcn can
be jusU!iably lrrl!a!.<I."
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VILLAGE FAIR ••
the rendering of the plans for certain
areas along the front. or the huge
shopping complex in the 1100 block of
Sollth Coast Jnghway.
Mayor Roy Holm, Councilman Carl
Johmoo and Counctlw0man Pbyllla
S....eeney voted to overturn tbe ~ d
Adjuotment. The boord'.1 granting ol a
varllnc< wu _.ted by WU!!am F.
Howell, 12.10 Gleooeyre St.
Although denying the ema beipt, the
tooncil later opened the door to aome
accommodation.
The height limit involved II not lhe
0 hlib rbe" initiative limit ol 31 ft«, but .
a limit of 30 feet required by the
commerclal rme.
Cooncll m-. 9UJlporiing the JG-
iDdl c:ut, said they did 10 becaUle not to
rdoree lhe code to the letter of the law
would -city to furlber "mlltallta'.' by
developer ..
"ll Y'l'I allow this, anyone wh:t comes
in before the city and ukl for a varfance
belore 1be fact Is a damn fool. WM!" he
lhould do is build It and come In Ind aay
'my God, U )Oii nllke me tear thia down
lt'a ...,I to coot upleen dollan," lloMle
Hano II.id in a peppery addr'm: during
the tooncil's public beoring.
John Gabriell, I reofclent, called lhe
height Umlt "sacred."
Gol.dman aald the requlremmi lo <Ho
the mil lnlll would DOI om1J -a financial lilrdlblp <II him but dolay
wwld burt small shop owners boplng !or aummer--.
Tbe Vuac. Fair WU ~ to -.-urrentlt.Wltll 1be art leotlval&.
.4iling Greeter
Larse1i Honored
By Laguna Beacli,
Eiler Lanen, the art colony's official
Greeter wu honored Wednesday by the
Laguno Beech City c.ouncu which under
extrac:rdinary b u a 1 n e s s "offldally"
wished the ailing 84-year-old well.
Larsen ii in Long Beach Veterans
Hospital suffering frtm a variety of ill!.
Once the colorlul re<Hhlrted Greeter would boom a hearty '11elloooo" to
summer art colony visitors trom his
"broadcasting" statloos along the Coast
Highway.
Now, the Greeter recefTes some
greetings, cards and notes from those he '
once withed well.
The city council ii atao conskfering
naming the alley beside lhe Laguna
Beach l.Jbrary after Larsen, but the
euct detail are yet to be worked out.
cards atid letters may be sent to
Laraen at the Veterans' Hospital, 5901 E.
7th St., Long Beach.
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In Niguel Park
South county fire fighters using
buUdoiers and a water tanker cootrolled
a fast movinl bruah fire Thursday
•-In Nllll'I RecioM1 Part before it oould rqe into nearby hills.
'Ille flreflibtlng effort, spokeamen 111d,
held the blaze to seven acres.
Firemen first arrived on the scene at
2:50 p.m. and worked for an hour to
control the blaze ln the new county
recreation area in Laguna Niguel.
No Parlr: ltructuret were damaged and
no injuries reaulted among 1he 40
firefighters sent to the blaze.
Bicycle Safety_
Program Slated '
A bicycle aarety prG11"1111 wUI be
c:onduci.ct at Mll&loo c,.iery, nm
Crown Valley Parllw1y, 8a!Urday !tom
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Automobile Club of Soutllem
Californ ia is conducting the "Bicycle
Safety Lane" pr"Olram In conjwlctlon
with Oran,e County S h e r i f f ' 1
deuplles. Helping with the cheek will be
cycllsll from Mlsaion Viejo, Saddleblck
Valley and San Juan capistrano.
Bicycles will be mechanically checked
and riding safety roles will be reviewed.
Bikes wlll also be. resistered.
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As cons&n1ctioD industry unl.0111 and
-cwitr~ctors contin!Je to flex their
econqmic muscles in the standoff in a
new round Qf waae increuee:, the squeeze
involved will be felt Jn consumer
pocketbooks. 1 ..,
Orange Co11nty carpenters,. cement
mams and laborers have been off their
jobs since the building industry strike
spread to Soutbem catUornla July 1,
boning down mllllona of doUars In new
cooalnlctloo.
Northern Calllomia carpenters, who
had been on 1trlke since July 15, settled
their dispute 11lunday. The union
appnwed a •t.n an h O·U r . one ye a r-
increase bringing their total wage and
fringe benefit package to $13.7t an hour.
In Oranie County, otrlklng .carpenton
"'ant •t.M in wagel and trlng'e benefit.I
added to their preMDt J9,4e package.
They have already turned down a
management offer of $2.90 in raises over
a 'three-year period.
1.-leanwhile, contractors say they are
prepared to break off their dealings with
the unions enUrely and hlre non-unkNl
construction workers. .
Meetings are scheduled next week. the·
cofttracto·rs aay, to Inform their
members of how to go non-union. '
As all this goes on in the public eye,
however, a growing number o f
contractors are signing "sweetheart" oc
''short-form" agreements.
The contractors, faced by high interest
rates which increase the cost of
construction during idle time, see the
interim agreements as more economical
than waiting out what may be a Jong
strike. 1 Under such agreements, the
contractors accede to wk>n demands
pending re30Jution of the strike.
So far, more than 2,000 Southern ·
California coUractof'I have agreed to pay
carpertt.ers the demanded •11.41 an hour
in wage and fringe benefits, according to
Charles Trenta, aecretary cf t b e
_ Carpenters District Collllcil of Orange
County.
Trenta eaimates that 60 to 70 percent
of his members are already back at work
under auch "sbort-fonn " agreemenl.5.
Of the six ma j or building industry
uniODI, operating engineers, teamsters
and iron workers have signed new
cootractl calling for six per c.e n t
increalell.
The contracts, however, contain "me-
too" clauses wbicb call for equal raiaes if
other unions aettle blgber.
Pment e91i:nales of the portion or
CQDStnactioD colll attributable to labor
vary, but all sources agree with the
flgure set by a private research agency,
the. Bunau ol Nallonal)Jfalrs . 1'he agency survey of construction
costa pegged the price of labor at more
than 25 percent.
But Paul Schenk, J a b o r .relations
manager for the· Building Industry
Association, one of the ~contractors
groupa in the current negotiations , said it
is more.
"1bat 25 percent figure may have been
good yeara and years ago when I went
in to the construction business," he said,
"but Loday it's more like 50 percent."
A large Orange COUnty contractor, who
did not want to be named because of the
sensitivity of the negotiaUons, said the
percentqe of labor in total construction
coall varya, but is well above 25 percent.
Variable factors in construction are
relative costs of the construction site and
prices of construction materials, which
•are driven upward by inflation, he said.
When the oost of materials rises, the
relative cost of labor proportionately
~· oost ot new homes, be said, could .
-by JO lo 20 peOtent ils 1 result of
the jjtoposed waa:e Increases.
A spokesman for another local
cootraciors group said the 50 percent
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Actor Joe Flynn Delcl
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TV Actor Flynn
Found Dead
In Swim Pool
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HOU.YWOOD (UPI) Actor Joe
Flynn, best known for his portrayal ·as
the gruff commander of a PT boat base
in the television series "McHalea Navy,"
was found dead today in the swimming ·
pool at his home.
A city fire department r e 1 c u e
ambulance crew pronounced him dead shortly alter 9 a.m. An Investigation was
und er way Into his death.
A native of Youngstown, Ohio, where
he was born Nov, 8, 1924, Flynn started
his career as a fryear-old in an early
version of "Hellzapopin."
He attended both the Univenlty of
Notre Dame and the trnlverslty of
Southern California, majoring in,drama.
Af ter three years in the U.S. Anny's
Special Services division and me d i c a I
corps during Worlsl War ll Flynn
returned to act ing, appearing in summer
stock and television stints. Flynn later
said he appeared in more than 500 rolea.
But after three plays in which he
appearOO all folded, Flynn retufned to
his home town and ran for Ohio State
Lef{islature, losliw by only 60 votes. For the next four years, he went
through a series of non-aldlled jobs
between acthij( assignments and then in 1954 got his first chance at movies.
But hls first role in Alfred Hitchcock's
"Rear Window" was cut from the ·11na1
print.
He joined the George Gobel show ln
late 195& and the in 1981 be joined the
Joey Bishop show. .
The following year, he was tabbed for
the commander's role in "McHale'a
Navy" and his career was launched.
His latelt role was in the movie
"Strongest 11-1an in ihe World" 'tfhich
. ' figure y,•as close to accurate.
But the lncreaaes ln COili ol new
conatructkln do oot end there.
Existing dwellings become m o re
expensive as their replacement value
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familiar . with the brldae or whit 1
happened," Cordell aid. "Doell UIU.llly
don') try lo -under k 1t bigh llde."
He estimated the men were ltandJnc
about 12.5 feet above the water level at
the time of the crash. Nonnally the
brid1e has a clearance of13.f feet above
the mean bi,gh water leYel, wbich would
have left the men 'barely enouch
clearance.
. However, the seven-foot tide rather
than a normal 5.5 foot tide completely
eliminat~ _any clearance. The tJde bu
been exceptionally high all week, an
event which occurs about t'wlce a year
and Is altrlbated to the poaltlon of the moon.
'l1le Bay Bridge Involved in tbe
accident ls scheduled ·lo be replaced
within the next three or four years.
Controversy has centered on how hilh
the new bridge should be with boaters
arguing that the new bridge ahou1d be at,
least 32--feet high for the safety and
convenience of sailors.
"I've known boatt to nm into the llde
ol the brldie and l'Ve _, IDlennu Ind
masts broken but this lJ the nnt time to
my knowledge that the lop of a boat baa
nm into the bottom of the bridge "
Cordell said. '
Countian Killed;
Mesan Serious
In Ttvo Crashes
A Placentia-youth WU killed today In I
spectacular car crash that aent hit little
auto careening across all Janes of the
Rivenide Freeway ln Santa Ana Canyon, '
through a chain lint fence and over a·
JOO.foot embankment.
His body was found .,,_ K had been
hurled. 2ll8 feet from the wr<ellage, lylna
faoe down in the ahallow Santa Ana
RiYet.
A Costa Mesa man was allO near de11tll
today following a shattering coilllloa on ,
the San Diego Freeway at Falrv1ew Road
In Costa Mesa in which two' rrnaU can
were deslroyed.
Gerald W. L<onhanlt, 37, of 3089 Swift
Drive, wat taken to Colla Mesa
Memorial Hospital with e :r t r e m e 1 y
critical head injwiea and Wll not
expected to live.
Coroner's depulla aald the deod JYlOtoril& ln the Riverside Freeway cralh,
Joeepb Ben')', 19, wu dead at the scene
arter bis old foreign car hurtled off the
freeway one-ball mile Met of Weir ,
Canyon.
Investigators sakl Bercy'a car went
into a dirt center divider at 3:45 a.m.,
spm, swenied and rolled over twice
across the freeway and through the fence
above the river channel.
In the Coota Meal crash, Leonardt WU
also jected from his car at 11:40 a.m.
when it rammed a parted comJlllcl car
while be was northbound on tbe San
Diego freeway approaching Fairview
Rood.
Summer Sale Continues
THIS WEEK FEA TURIMG LEATHER
Hand Tufted English Glazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage~ Hickory Chair,
Shaffer Bros .. and many many more now reduced.
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\Boat Slams Into Bay , Bfidge; Man Loses Jaw
By JACKIE HYMAN .,. ... _.,. ..........
A 33-foot cabin cruiser attempted to
put under Pacific Coast Highway bridge
in Newport Harbor at high tide Thursday nisht and colUded wilb the center span.
The crash crusbed lhe faces of bolh men
aboard.
1be accident occurred about 9 p.m.
Jtllt as an unusually ttlgh 7.l·foot tide
reached Ila peak, according to tho
Oran1e County Harbor Patrol.
\ 1be owner of the boat Mako, 'Valle
.Rau , 36, •Who listed his address &!
Bays.ide Village, Newpoo, Beach, was
reported in· satisfa~ condition lod-:iy at Orange County Medical Center.
His passenger, Merrill Riggle, 44, of
Garden Grove wls reported in serious
cond1tion with massive head injuries at
lloag Memorial Hospital in Newport
toiiay.
A witness, Daniel Grayshock, 19, of
Newport Beach told Harbor patrolmen be
ran co
Man Dies
·In Frantic
Fire Hunt
A man who rushed lhrough his blazing
.East Orange home in frantic search of
his-wife -and two daughters died today
•fter being overcome by amoke.
oi-ange County fire officials say Frank. ,
Paquette, U. of 11122 Romelle St.> gave
up hla life in the fire but Iha! hiJ family
managed to get out unbanned. by another
exit.
Paquette was reported dead on arrival
at Cbopmon General llolpital -.Jy
_ofter llle1;!la,m, ~~ -ol..tllo~,~ other members of the lamily ..... llOl
immediately available. .
A .-.U !Gr tlle·Onnp County
,,,. lleportment IOld lhe 116,llllO blue
ta believed to b... been -by
careiea llJllOklnc. The fire -in • couch In the family room of the one-sf.or.tA,.
dwelling, bun! through the attic and root, and flashed into .. lnferpo. Visitors
\\'as \ standing on a hiU behln<I the
Bayshore trailer park about 9 p.m. when
he heard the vessel blow her horn and
crash into the ·bridge.
Grayshock said the boat came out the
north side of tbe bridge with part o( the
sfecring structure a~ the cabin
missing. •
Another man llsted only u Mike
Tevktt, called Harbor Patrol.at 9: 10 p.m,
and reported what he described as a
runaway boat in that vicinity.
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Arr iv~ 1be ftre department's spoketman said
the appoienUy sleeping Paquette family
was alerted to the fire by neighbor Jim
Lliurie, lllJZ Romelle St., who smelled
the lllllOi<e and pounded on their door. Scot Pair in. Irvine A fter Snafu
About '400 daniage was done to an
adjacent home but the fire department
C(IUld not confirm whether It was
Ulurie'1 residence.
H ard Hat Strike
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?laces Squeeze
On OC Consumer
Al -Industry -and \lontractors continue to nex their
emnomic muscles in the staddoff in a
new round of wage increases, the squeeze
·IDvolved will be felt in conswner
pocketbooks.
•.Orange Cotmty carpenters, cement
~sons and laborers have been off their
]illll since the building industry lllrlke
'ipread lo Southem CaUlonlia July I,
JlolCini dowD -of dallan in ...
Construction.
'· Nortbem Clllloml• carpent~, who
Jiad been on 11rike since July II, oetlled
their dispote 'lbunday. The imkm
approvtd a $1.71 an boar, one year
·jncrease bringing lhelr total -e and
'fringe benefk pocilige to 113.71 an hour.
' In Orange COUnty, llrlkini -ten
want II.Iii in -and lrlnp beneflU
-to their -t ..... pocbp. • They have already turned down ,a
manqement offer of $2.90 in raiaes over
• (See S'l1UKE, Pagi Z) •
fishing Derh)'
~lated Saturday
Irvine's tlird llllll8I fUbinc derby will lie beld SalUntay at Bonita Canyon
ltelervolr from I a.m. 1.mtil 2 p.m.
, Prtzet will be awarded at the end o(
the dlf..,s.--aetivlU. to filba1nte in tine -.,rtes: 13 yeen and _...,, .....
... II to II and adults Iii llld over. .
f'lrtldponll mlllt provide their own
'!alt, -IDd lunch. . 'l1!e f'e8ilr'Volr, located be t w e e n
llacArdnr Boulevard and Coy o t e
,CinJal Rood, II -ed with catfish, .............. .
Further infohnatloo IDIY be obtained.
11!' calling the Irvine llt!Nlrtment of
Parka and RecreaLion It i\3.3840.
By DOUG F~n-=HE
Of .... °"' ..... 51.n
It's a long way from Irvine to Irvine,
and modem . communicatioOs a n d
traMportat.ion have not taken all the
problenis out of traveling.
Two CUJTent visitors from Irvine,
Scotland. to their Orange County sister
city ,of the same name sat in the LQs
Angeles International Airport for two and
a half hours Sunday night as their
welcoming delegation passed them by
several times.
The welcomers, also frustrated arter
two and a half hours of looking for L\•:o
boys, saw two forlorn teenagers perched
on their baggage. . ~
"They looked so distressed tliat we
decided we should help them even if they
weren't the ones we were looking for,"
said Chris Morelli ,. one of last year's
Irvine-to-Irvine exchange students.
'Ale boy arxl girl and luggage were
Indeed from Scotland and the J911 lrvine.
to-lrvtae ........,. was under way.
The bl1d! in the greding was a simple ....
Along what'• In a name lines, two
letten, Oflt ema and . cme -..Ct
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EX·IRVINE TO IRVINIR
Chrl1 Morelli •
caused the · delayed greeting and other
probems since.
A wire fr:om Scotland announced the
planned arrival of Jan Weekes and
Francis Healey.
One ol the two ezpected lacb was
Frances HeaJey, m:i attractive, 16-year·
old Scottish lass.
And Weekes turned out to be Weeks, a
lad ol 16.
But brass plaques prepared as a
greeting from the City of Irvine,
California, bore the wrong names, as did
accounLa in the Daily Pilot1 Once past ttie~ initial snafus, though,
the Scottish visitors seem to be enjoying
their visit.
Among the reactiom they have
received here are quesUans· like "Do you
have television in Scotland?" and
surprise that they speak English.
Bantering about the natives -local
Irvine residents are natives, ~ven though
for onJy a few years - Jan said,
''They're civilized. They speak English."
With jibing generosity, he said, "We'll
have them beck in tbe commonweailh if
they decide to pay lbet.r taxes." •
At the Scots and Chris described It, Jhe
(See SCOTTISll, Page 11
HEAOED FOii SCOTLAND
Lindo Wade ,_
Harbo r Patrolman John Martindale
arrived at the scene a few minutes later
aod saw two people slumped ·over tile
steeri.ng mechanism on the flying bridge
top of the cabin. ,Tue boat was in gear and moving
slowly up the channel near Bayshores
Trailer Park, according to Martindale's
report. He jumped aboard, turned of! the
ignition and then called an ambulance.
According to Sgt. Dean Cordell of the
Harbor Patrol, Martindale noticed that
both men were bloodied. Rau had
apparently suffered a broken nose and
Riggles' jaw was mlssiJ\g, ·
In a subsequent seaPCh of the boat.
Martindale found the jaw and turned it
over to the amWlance_cr_ew which took
the two victims to Hoag Memorial
Hospital. Rau was later -transfered to
Orange County Medical Center.
O>rdell says he belteve~ a wind deflector on the flyin g bridge was
responsible for the loss or Riggles' jaw.
Jastiee Obstruetimi ·
The reflector is covered with blood,
Cordell said.
The ~lako \\'as towed back to the ·
Harbor Department. ·She is usually
docked at Bayside Village in the Upper
_Bay toward which Rau was apparently
headed when the accident occUrred.
"We're going to talk with .lhe .men-
further as soon as they're able to talk,"
Cordell said.
"I don 't know whet)ler they were oot
(Ste BRIDGE, Pace Z)
• a1n
His Health
Doar Favors Bill Takes Ttirn
lmpeachpent ~:~or~-~
charge based on \\'atergate, Doar is Francisco Franco, 81 , his health taking a
Of
WASHINGTON (AP) -Special
Counsel John Doar said today he belie\'e~
that the House Judiciary Committee
sOOuld approve a bill of impeachment
against President Nixon, a member of
the committee reported.
expected to propOSe articles charging sudden turn for the wo~, ended 35
Nixon with abll6e of constitutional powers years oC authoritanan rule over Spain
and contempt of Congress. today and handed over his power& to
Ooar and other members of the Prince Juan Carlos, the J!lan be chose as
Any recommendation by the committee
will go to the full House, which would
d~ide wtlether to impeach Nixon.
committee staff began presenting the . his successor.
case for impeachment during a closed-
door briefing leading up to the
If a majority of the House votes for HOUSE PANEL TRA(:ES
impeachment, the ch~rges would then go POLITICAL SPYING# Page 4
to trial in the Senate. wi~·~·~tw;,o-;t;hir'ds~.~oili!iiiii*6'i~fui;}"diii0rouiMii';liiii . --~-......inwr-W 1t! J~cJ a?,...,.,, fianl dlllierdlni' ... 1at ~ ~ -~\!!j""_.TA . I ....... eek _ . •
1rvu1 ce. . __ w • ,
-a'ep: Wiley Mayne (R·IiMit)1 said/ on · • . A Republican member of. t•b e
leaviµa: the closed door meetiq, that committee predicted on 'Dwnday that
boar ref~ specificaJiY ~ a n both the committee and the HOUie will
obstruction of justice charge i n approve at least one article, leading to a
coonecUon with his recommendation for Senate trial to determine whether Nixon
impeachment. should be removed from orr1ee.
Mayne's report : which came early in Rep. Robert NcCJory, (R·µJ.) lo Id
the session, was only fr~gtnenta[Y. newsmen that three or four committee
He said Doar was making a general Republicans are likely to vote for
discu&'lion of the evidence gathered by impeachment and that it could be much
the impeachment ioquiry staff and the higher. He said only five of 17 RepubliCa n
direction in which it pointed. members could be counted as definitely
Besides ·an obstruction "-justice (See DOAK, Pase Z) . .
Irvine Construction Cost
Included in City Report
Construction o( new housing in Irvine,
not counting the builder's profit, costs
$32,569 for an 1,100 5 uare foot reslderice
at a density of four hoflses an acre.
The construction cost figure is part of
a preliminary report to the City Council
by Irvine planners on how the city can
meet its general plan housing goals.
_1'he plan calls for ~lanced
commuaity with housing for the full
range of potential citir.enry, including -low
and moderate income familes.
A key 11oal .of the plan ts tO "Provide a
range o! densities and housing types and
price ranges throughout the commlDlity
which will enhance a variety of life ~yles
for varying income levels, and to allow
people who work in the city to live in the
city."
At four units to an acre, construction
costs for a 1,100 square foot house are
$13,475. 1be other $19.094 peys ror the
lmproyed lot (113,SOO), I n d I r e c t
construction costs ($1,250) marketing
($1,780) and finance ($2,314).
As density increases, the same house
decreases in cost by $5,531 at six units an
acre and by $8,291 for eight.
"State law requires," the report says,
"that cities adopt general plans "'nlch will 'make adequate provisions for for
the housing needs of all economic
5eR1T1ents of the community'."
Bl a survey of the places of
residence of workers employed at firms
in Ji-vine indicates that 6.1 percent of the
\\'Ork force actually rl'Sides within the
city.
-While no recommendations are made
in the report, it indlcates that the eo&t of
houses goes down as the density or
dweUings goes up.
Irvine residents, however, h a v e
consistently opecised hig h density areas,
city pllnDl!r '"8lam LI vi n gs tone
ac:Dowlt<lles, mattng the goal ot pn1VidlJll boolin! for· families with
incomes below ~5,000 a year more
di!ncult. •
UvtngstCile remains opllmistk: thll the
city wil be able to meet the
commitmmt of fliSeneral plan,
"Where there 1s 1 sufficient
c:OmmllmlDl lo do t~ job, k . wUI get done.)' ht.... ..
Tbe,d!J, lle.alMI bal. ; ....... degtt<
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of commitment to provide a wide range
of housimg."
But in pl.aces like North Irvine. the city .
council has backed dov.·n before the
demands of residents to reduce the
.planned high densities of so~ parcels
·drinit discussion of the Nortti IfVine
Specific Land Use Plan.
In Irvine, Livingstone said, it is more
difficult to reconcile low density and low-
income housing than in places where land
is cheaper. •·
Without providing housing affordable
by the range of people employed in the
city, he said, "We would be in violatton
o( our own general .plan.
"I( the policies and orduiances are
inCON1istent with the general plan, then
(See COSTS, Pa1e Z)
Pool-.a-thon Set
At Viejo High
On Sattll'day
A pool-a-<hon to help finance a l!Q0,000
Q!ympic-size pool for El Toro High
SchoQI ls scheduled for noon to 4 p.m.
Saturday at the Mission Viejo High pool.
Swimmen participating in the event
Will include the Leisure W o r Id
Aquadettes and Jack Ttngley, a tW1Hime
NCAA champ and USC graduate.
Leadi!rs of the money-raising event
hope it and other projects will raise
$50,000 by fall to fatten the kitty for the
aquaUcs center.
A name suggested for the center is the
Ronald Caspers Memorial Aquatics
Center. Caspers, former Orange County
Fifth District supervisor lost at sea
shortly after fiis CMlectloo in JUf!e.
contributed the !~st 1100 to the pool fund
from his own pocket.
The Saddlebadt Valley Unified School
District bu budgeled 1150.000 to the pool
pro,tect. Community leaders are· seeking
another $3001000 in county funds, possibly
to ' Include federal reven-ue sharing
mooey.
·.
Under the succession laws invoked by
the Spanish dictator, the transfer was
temporary. Franco, last of the Fascist
leaders of the 1930 and 405, can take
power back any time be deJ1ires .
Reporfs from the hospital where
Franco has been treated for the past 10
daya said be suffered a sudden relapse
during the mo r. n l n g, and that hil
condition was causing concern.
Juan carl06, Premier Carlos Arias and
other top officials i m m e d i a t e I y
assembled at his bedside.
Six hours later, the government said
Franco. "taking into accoWlt the course
of his illness," had instructed Arias to
inform Parliament that Juan Garlos, 36,
was ,taking over as acting cheif of state.
The news came as a surprise to
Spaniarm who had been told less than 24
hours before that the man whQ had built
up modem Spain from the ruir.s of ..one of
the bloodiest civil wars in history was
recovering and that he would be releMed
in a few days, pending a final checkup.
~fedical sources said Franco's relapse
was sudden and" unexpected. He was
stricken with phlebitis, a potentially
dangerous inflammation ol the b I o o d
veins in his right thigh, early this month.
The medical bulletin reporting the
worsening of his condition said :
"The evolution of the illness of His'
Excellency the chief of state this
morning .suffered a deterioration because
of gastric complications. Neverthw!ess his
psycholocial condition remains · witt.in
the limits of nonnalcy."
Government sources sakl-the-prince:s
first function as acting chief of state will
be the signing of a U.S.-Spain statement
of m u t u a I collaboration which was
initialed dur ing a visit of Secretary of
State Henry A. Kissinger to Afadrid
earlier this month.
At about the same time the prince
signs the declaration, President Nixon
will sign it in \Vashington, the sources
said.
The text of the officia l aiinouncement,
which was transmitted by all Spanish
tSee FRANCO, h&e ll
Orange CNst
Weat•er
Some . high clouds at times
through Saturday. C h a n c e of
thundershowers late tonight. Not
much temperature change. Highs
from tile low 70s at the beaches to
near 90 inland.
Ntwpor' · Mtsa School Df.s..
trict'1 summer musical 1DOT'k.
sliop is presenti11g "Mary Pop-.
pi11s' 011 stage next week. See
today's \Veeketuter.
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' J DAILY PILOT IS Frldl1, July 19, 1974"
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SHIFT OF POWER FOR SPANISH GOVERNMENT
Prine• Juen C1rlos ll•ft) T1kes Helm From Franco
Frona Page 1
DOAR ...
opposed to impeachment ot this time.
At a meeting cAlled by the House
Republican leadership to determine
where the committee Republicans stand,
itcC!ory "·as one of five members 'olo'ho
either said they \\·ere undeeided or
declined to give their views.
The others were Reps. Ca1d"1.:ell Butler
of' Virginia, William S. Cohen of Maine,'
Hamilton Fish of New York and Tom
Railsback or Illinois. Some others
indicated thelr po5ltlon wUl b e
determined by the articles of
impeachment that are propoged.
~ In related developme.nts on Thursday,
the conuniUee released e v id e n c e
roUected during i t s six-month-long
impeachment inquiry.
In his final defense argument before
the committee Thursday, James D. St.
Clair, Nixon's attorney, auerted there
was no evidence of presidential
involvement in Watergate or any_ «lier
JnBtters the commiUee has investipted.
-=---St. Clair sot.igbt · to buttress his
argument by producing a partial
transcript of a March 22. 1973,
cooversation between Nixon and his
former chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman,
that he said showed Nixon had no
knowledge of a $75,000 payment to
• Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt "Jr.
m:1 that he disapproved of paying Hunt
"blackmail."
t However, the tape was one of the 147
the committee bas subpoenaed and Nixon
has refused to provide, and St. Clair's
uee of -a portion ol it in NiJ.oo's defense
oW'aged most Democrats.
' . Fro• Page I
SCOTIISH •..
Scottish city is "totally different'' but
witb some striking similarities.
"The pace of life is faster (hert)," Jan
said, "and I don't really approve of the
rat race."
Ian sa id the population of Irvine
fpronounced Irvin) was 25,000. Frances
interjected 26,000 and he retorted, "Just
like a woman."
Women's lib, it s'eer, hasn't made as ~---.man-.c.;r.y rnroaas in ScOt aooas here. ~
And , with a charter dating lo 1322, the
Scottish city is a little older.
Fre• P•ge l
FRANCO •..
ne~·s agencies, said :
"His Excellency the Chief or State,
taking into account the course of his
illnes.s, has iMtructed the prime minister
to inform Parliament of it, as stipulated
by Article 11 of the Constitution and the
Jaw of the 15th of July 1971 , under which
His Royal Highness Juan Carlos de
Borbon Y Bor:bon· will assume the
functions or the Ollef of State."
The article and the law refemd .. to
cover a temporary transfer of powers.
Honey1noo1i Over
For Two Women
After 'Wedding'
BARRANQUILLA, Colombia (UPI) -
When Brenilda Herrera aM Rosario
Mercado-got married in • Cathottc-
church several months ago, they
probably could have lived happily ever
after. -
But they made one mistake: they paid
lhe fUIO hotel bill !or their honeymoon
with a dleck thal l>Qunced.
When police tracked the pair down,
they discovered that both were women
arxl that Brenilda had convinced a priest
to marry them by dressing up like a
man.
Fro• P .. el
COSTS ••.
"'e are in violation of state law."
Such a violation, he said, could resuJt
in a suit arKI subsequent court order to
bring city laws and the general plan in
conformance.
"There bas to be a commitment to do
the job," he said, "and the COWlCil 1eems
committed to do it."
'Ibe concil has adjourned for vacation
wrti1 Aug. 13 and a draft of the homing
implementation plan will be presented
for discussion Aug. 20.
"I guess we'll find out on the 20th
whether the council is committed to
doing this or is going to sit back and
..wait," he .said. ·
Regarding the· difficulty in resolving
tow density with low and moderate
income housing, he said, "I c.an't
lilatanlee we v.•ili solve the problem,
but ~·e'll give it a hell of a try."
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Fro•Pqel
STRIKE •..
a three-year period.
' ' . .
Iri Wiretap Case
Meanwhile, contractors say they art
pr_..i to lnak of! their deoltnp wllh
the anJom eolltely and hire _....ion
coastrucUon WUl'kers.
Meetings are schedliled next week, the
contractors, say, to inform their
members of how to go non\unlon.
Al all this goes on in tile public eye,
however, a growin~ !number of
contractors are signing "sti-eetheart" or WAS!llNGTON (AP ) -The Pres·
Ideal's brother. F. Donald Nixon, WIS
wiretapped at his Newport Beach· borne
!or three -ks during 1970 and plac.d
WJder surveilla~ ao Utt White House
could learn if he Wert connected "·Ith un-
savory -peopl,e accorcling io ne~·ly pub-
lished testimony.
The !act ol lbe wirelap W8S'previoualy
known, bul new details ol Its operation
are contained in lestimcmy by former
White Houae investi(l&oF John J.
C.ulfield. II WU released -y by
lhe llOU!e commitl<e sllldyillg poulble
·Impeachment ol President N'Wlll.
Caul!ield told the Senale Watergate
commlltee In a private oessloo last
Countuui Killed;
Mesa1i Serious
Iii Ttvo Crashes
A Placentia youth was kiUed today in a
spectacular car crash that aeot his 11ttle
auto careening across all lanes or the
Riverside Freeway in Santa Ana canyon,
through a chain link fence and over 1
100.foot embankment.
His body was found where it bad been
hurled. ll)O feet from the wr.ckage, lying
lace down In the shaDow Santa Ana
River.
A Costa Mesa man was al9o near death
today following a shattering collision on
the San Dieco Freeway at Fairview Rold
in Costa Mesa in which two small cars
"M·ere destroyed.
Gerald W. Leonhardt. YI, of 2089 Swan
Drive, was taken to Costa Meu.
Memorial Hospital with e x: tr em e I y
critical bead injuries and WU not
expected ·to live. ·
Coroner's deputies said the dead
motorist in the Riverside Freew1y c:nah,
Jooeph Berry, 19, WU dead at the ......
after his old fcrelgn car hurtled off the
freeway one-ball mile welt of Weir
CIDyon.
InveSlgators said Berry's car went
into a dirt cmter_divider at 3:46 a.m.,
sim. -and ----across the freeway and through the fence:
_Dove the river channel.
In !be Coota Mesa cruh, 1-lardt wU
elao jecled lrvm his car al 12:!0 a.m.
when It rammed a parked comped car
wblle he was northbound on the Sari
Diego freeway approaching • ~lew
Road. ' · • • ,
"He for IClne reason went out •of the
traffic lane and hit the other CM," said
one CHP officer.
Impact m the "'Uisloa ripped open the
other vehicle, caused both autos to roll
..... wllh 1"onbardt'• oomlng lo rest
upside down in the middle of the
freeway.
"larch, that Nixon's home in Newport '
waa: tapped aqd that ph(Koc:rapM were
taken o1·Nixon and some pen<llS he met.
Calllfleld'S job WU lo "keep Mr. Jolin
N. Ebrlldiman apprised ol anylbing that
appeared to bed subM&ntJve nature with
, l't'gwd to W\llVOl'Y people connected,
tl\at, mlehl be oonnected wilh Dooald
Nixon."
Caulfield said the Secret Service gave
him the name of one individual it had
checked ool and·found to be '""''"'11· but the name does not appear in the
pubUsbed portion of CI u 1 fie Id 'I
""limony.
PLAYING 'McHALE' ROLE
Actor Joe Flynn Doad
He said, however, ''after
approrhutely three weeks, th.! Secret
Service people indicated there was
nothing ol ari.y substance coming acroea
the -wlretap, and made a suggestion to
me which I COO<Urred wllh, lhal the
wiretap ohould be tennlnaled. I so A t Fl advised ~tr. Ehclichman and be agreed ii ' c or ynn
should be terminated."
President Nixon acknowledged the
wiretap lut November and · aakf 1 bll
brother "was 1ware during tt>e fact,
becaUJe he uked about I~ and be wu
told about it. And, be approved ol it."
President Nlxoo said "the surveillance
involved not what be was doing; the
surveillance involved what otJiei's who
Found Dead ·.
' InHome Pool
were tryklg to gel to him, periiaps to use HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor Joe
improper influence, and so forth, might Flynn, best known for his portrayal as
be doing, and particularly anybody who the gruff commander of a PT bo:at base might be in a foreign counb"y."
Caullield said durlni 11611 he had told In lhe t.Jevlsion seria "McHalet Navy,"
Ehrlldlman tbal Dooald Naon had was found dead today In the awlrnmlng
traveled lo tbe Dominican ReplbUc with pool at bis home.
some busine.mnen, including an associ-A City fire departmen.t rescue ate ol llowanl Hughes, John Meier.
About a year later, Elrlichman told ambulance crew pronounced him dead
Caulf1tld about the newly .institUted shortly after I a.m. An investigation was
wltttap, Caulfield recalled. under way Into his death.
Caulfield testified that during the . A native of Ygungstown, Ohio, where
Sllrvllllance be WU -8 pichft ol h bo Danlld Nlxm: with some men .at a e was m Nov. a, 1124, FJynn started
Callfomla airport, but he could not re.:.II hla career •• a &-year.Old In an early
if they were the same men who had ven.loo of "Hellzapopin."
traV<led lo tho Dominican Republic. He attended bolh the Unlverally of
CaultWd l8id it "has ahrays been a Notre Dame and the Unlvenlty of
m}'llery to me" why the lap was In· • sUtueed at the particular time it ns. Southern CaWomla, majoring in drama.
After three years in the U.S. Army'a
Special Servlcai dlvilkla and m e d I c a I
corps during World War II Flynn
returned to acting, appearln,e in summer
stock and television sllnta. Flynn later
"'short-form" &greements. 1 'l\e contractors, faced by hlCh interest
ratei which tncreue lhe l CIOlt ol
oonslrucllon during ldlo time, ,.. the
interim agreements u more economical
than waiting out what may be a lor;i.g
strike.
Under such agreements , the
cootractors accede (o union demands
pending reaolutlon of the strtlr.e.
So far, more than 2,000 Southern
Califomla. ccn:ractort·ba•e ~grtecf to pay
carpeolers lhe demanded Ill.fl an hour
in wage and fringe beneflts, according to ~borlea . Trenta, secreiary ot t be
Carpenters Di.strict Cotmcil of Otange County. . .
Trenta ~tes that 80 to 70 pereent
of his members are already back at work
under such "short-form" agrcementJ.
Of the six m a j o r building lndultry
unions, operating engineers, teamsters
and iron' workers have signed new
contracts calling for six p e r c e n t
increases.
The contracts, however, contain "me-
~··clauses which call for equal raiaes {f
.. her unloas -higher. Present estimales of the portion of
construction costs attributable to labor
vary, but all sources agree with the
figure set by a private research agency,
the Bureau of National Affairs.
The agency survey of construction
costs pegged the price or labor at more
than 25 ~t. I
But Paul· Schenk, I a b o r relations
. manager for the Building Industry
Association, one of the contractors
groups In the current negotiations, 11id it
is more.
"That 25 percent figure may have betn
good years and years ago when l went
into the construction business," he 11id,
"but today it's more like 50 percent."
A large Orange County contractor, who
did not want to be named because of the
sensitivity of the negotiations, said the
percentage of labor in total construction
costs varys, but is: well above 25 percent.
FremP .. e I
BRIDGE ... * * * Ex-Hugh~de
Seeks Nixon said be 1ppW-ed 1n more than 500 roles. familiar with the bridge or whit
But after l)lree plays In which he ba-~," Cordell said. "Boats .. -·-"y appeared all folded, Flynn returned to ",...... ~ . ""-pos' 1"ti' ·o· ns ·. -his borne loWIL and ... !or Ohio State don't lry lo pass under k at high tide." I.le ! ~lure, lostiic by only to votei-He estimated the men were. stm:Uni Yor tbe nut four yean, be went about ll.5 feet above the water level at
John u lluwCh a oerles o1 IXJIHid1l!il jnbl the time 'of the cr&1h. Nonnally the
1=· ::,:.v. ~UP~~ H;.":i between actlni aalpmenll ~ lbiil in bridge·lw'a clearance of 13.1 feet above Hu=, llas flied a i.deral .C>OIJR motion lllM got his fill! chuc:e al movies. lhe .mean high waler level, which would
see to like ..i.--itions fr 0 m But his first" role in Alfrtd Hitchcock's have Je[t the men barely enough
President Nimn a~ brother, F. "Rear Window" was cut from the final clearance.
ol Beach for in print. However, the aeven·root tlde rather
• Daoa:ld Newport • \&Be a He joined the George Gobel show in than a nonnal 5.5 foot tide completely tax. evask>n case. h "''-' b Meier is act'Uled of fr.illng to pay more late 1958 and the in Jtlll e ~ t e eliminated. any clearance. The tide has
than $1.7 million in tu-es in 1969-70. Joey Bbhop show. been exceptionally high all week, an
Meier has contended. evidence used to The following year, he was tabbed for event which occura: about twice a year
indict him was gathered through an . the commander's role in "McHale's and is at~ted to the poliUon of the
illegal telephone laP on Donald Nlxoo. He Navy" and hi.I career wu lauocbed. moon.
contends It would be in the interests of His latest role was in the movie 1be Bay Bridge involved in the
justk:t to have the depositions taken to "Strongest Man in tbe World" which accident is scheduled to be replaced
obtain Information about the wiretaps. within the next three or four years.
ne motkn said the President's Controversy has centered. on bow high
d<po81t1on 1s ..-my be<auoe u 1s Minuteman I..aunehed 1be new . bridge should be with boaters Fire Controlled unlikely ... wou1c1 be at • tr1arno the arguing that the •ew bridge s11ou1d be .1
matter. VANDENBERG Air Force Bue (AP) least 32-feet high for the safety and
"Only be can establiah if lhert was any - A research and developmmt fH!Dtr)' convenience of sailors. In Niguel Park aut11or1iauno o1 tbe survelllan<" and the vehicle was iswched nunday night "I've known boat• 1o"'" into the side
propriety and reasons therefore, since from lhe space and miaslle te9f. center of the bridge and I've 1een antennas and
the pre&1 bu reported that national here, the Air Force said. masts J>rolr.en but this Is lbe first time to
South county fire fighters uain& security was concerned," 1i said. A modified Minuteman I propelled the my knowledge that the top of a boat has
bulldozers and a water tanker aintrolled A hearing oo the motion iJ scheduled ~ vehicle down the Air Force run into the bottom of the bridge,"
a fa.st moving brush fire Thunday ..._ A1,,,, 1 '---'• Weot-~ o.-e.· Cordell· said. attemoon In Niguel Regiol>al Park before 1 ..:'=...~..:-:=:..· ;::· _________ ....::::-::::.::..;::.=-::::."..:'::::.~•..:·-:=::•:.::... _______ .:._ _________ _
it oouJd rage into nearby hills.
The firefighting effort, spokesmen said,
held the bllze to aeven acres.
Firemen fint arrived on the tcene at
2:50 p.m. and worl;:ed_ for IU1 hour to
control the blaze ·in the new county
recreation area ln Laguna Niguel.
No Parle lltructures WtTe damaged and
00 injuries resulted amona the Cl
!iref<ahters -lo lhe blaze.
Summer Sale Continues
THIS WEEK FEATURING LEATHER But Irvine, Scotland, is also a growing
city and the Irvine D evel opment
Company, a government.owned
organization, is expanding the city much
like tbe Irvine Company is building up
Irvine, calilomia,
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The Cost ol
living rose one percent in June as
sharply higher prices for a wide range o(
conswner goods and services kept oo
soaring, the government reported today.
The Labor Department f i g u r e s
underscored the bleak economic news
'l'tlura:day from t\le. C o m me r c e
Department. which relported the economy
underwent one of Its most severe declines
since World War II in the first half of the
year.
The nation's output of goods and
strvices -the Gl"Oll NaUonal Product -
dropped for the second successive
quarter, the Commerce Depertment said.
Some economists believe that two
ccmecutive quarterly declines should be
comidertd a receuion. Other economllts
feel other factors mll!ll be cons.ldertd.
The June rise in the consumer price
Index, announced today, was 1ed by
higher prices for new and used cars,
medical care, mortgage. interest costs,
household durables and fresh fruits .
Food prices rose a seaaonably adjusted
three tenths of one percent, a rate
slightly more than usual for June but a
much more moderate pace than any
other month this yea r with the exception
oC April when food prices fell four tenths
or one pcrtents.
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The June increue in consumer pricet
works out to an amual nte cl 12
percellt. For the three months ending In
Jooe, the pace of Inflation soared at an
adjusted a.Mual rate of 10.t percent,
according to government figure1 .
CoMuner prices Jut month rote to a
level 11.1 percent, higher than a year ago
with the government's lndu: at Jf7.1.
This meant It coet $lf'7.10 to purchue 1
variety ol. consumer goods and le'l'Vicea:
lhat C06t flOO In 1987.
Nonfood items rose an adjusted 1.3
percent, the sixth consecuti\'e month of
ra.pkl rise. This waa a reflection of
sharply higher prices at wholeule which
have continued W I08r since ~
contn>JJ were dropped Ajrll 30.
Al90 up !llarply ~ lut mnolh were
aervlce costs which rose ooe percent, the
same as in May.
A> has been lbe ·c:aae for most ol
lhe past year. the sl>lrt ol ln!1illon took
another bite out of the purchasing power
of the avenge production worker. '•
Real 1pendable eainlngs, or take-home
pay adjusted !or taxes and ln!laJlon, !ell
by three tenths oC one percent lut month
to a level of 4.5 percent beloW 1 yur •So·
Over the put year, the government h111
reparted real spendable eamlnp dropped
every month with the exception of Mey,
Scplcmher and July.
Hand Tufted English Glazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage, Hickory Chair.
Shaffer Bros .. and many many more now reduced.
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Setback at ' Saddlehack
Partial parsl,yall h11 slnlck the ten·yeir building
program at Saddleback College u result of an lncrealble
apiral ol construction costs which is logjamming re-
quests !or state aid.
The state's Public Works Board, ·which has been
helping Saddleback finance a permanenl campus io re·
place a score of relocatable uruts, recently turned down
the achool'a reques\ for aid for a proposed $3. 7 million
music-arts building~
The reuon was that when tbe bids came in the
lowest ol the lot stood at $5.75 million -a staggering
79 percent over budget.
The school has until 1978 to find alternative funds
for the building, which would be the third permanent
structure on campus. . ·· •
Truitees are in a distressing bind. College campus
buildings should stimulate, but obviously they cannot
fall into the category of monuments. They must have
permanettce and they must be Junctional --but they
can't cost m~re than the money available to build them.
Somewhere in the middle of all that, trustees have
to try to find acceptable· alternatives for a superior and
·educational system. . ·
Right Ki nd of Industry
~ Irvine's plaMing commission has sent the proposed
Irvine Industrial Complex East to the city coun~il. rec-
ommending that zoning for the parcel adjoining El
Toro Marine base be changed from agricultural to in-
dustrial.
The change is in conformance with Irvine's general
plan and covers an ;rea bombarded with noise from El
Toro's jets, making residential development undesirable.
When fully developed, the complex would provide jobs
easl )'.;ls Angeles Counly which 20 years ago looked much
like lhe undeveloj><d parts ol Irvine. Heller skelter indUJo
trial growth helped blight lhal area.
\ As in the IO.year-old lrvlpe Industrial Complex,
deed restric;tions will ban air-polluting industries. Plans
call for a built-in industrial waste water treatment and
recycling facility. High esthellc· standards bliVe been
set, includ.Jng green areas and liJht sign regq:lations.
As a concept, Irvine lndyltnal 00111.plex East seems
a desirable d,evelopment, providing ·a solid tu base t9r
the city and a source of employment for reSidents. At
the same time, it avoids thi negative aspects o! in-
dustrial development elsewhere. ·
That Closed Street ...
The dispute spawned by a decision to barrica'de sev-
eral neighborhood. streets in Mission Viejo seems to per-
sist this week because of a decision by county supervisors
to-aLJow the Jast of the' barricades to remain.
And the anger within the community seems to be
compounded by the serious problem of lack of repre-
sentation in the Fifth District. .
County supervisors recently decided to do nothing
about the last remaining barricade at Montilla Road and
Jeronimo even though it caused serious problems of
access for a large area.
It appears logical that because two new freeway off.
ramps have been added to the traffic system, the time
would have been right for removing the barricade to al-
low experts to study the effect.
That argument had strong support in the commun-
ity and was the subject of an assurance by the Fifth Dis-
trict staff that the reSt of the board would agree.
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for about 54,000. ·
More importa:pt, though, are the lessons the Irvine
Company seems to have learned from areas like south·
But the action of the boa'.rd, reinforced bv an un-
predicted recommendation by the county road depart·
ment. jolted advocates of an open street.
The result is a puzzling. non-answer to the majority
of the A-fission Viejo community. .
'Oops. There goes Ehrlichman.'
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Folks Like This
Shoot ~rices Up
Dea1·
Gloomy
Gus
Kentae dy S t·ill l'ul11erable
Don't Count Jackson Out
Maude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been counting on the
cracked oilcloth table cover and in her
old eyes was the delight o{ a young girl .
"I done It , Jud! I done it!" she cried.
"I. saved me $3.95. Now I can buy them
gingham curtains I been hatikering for all these years."
Her husband froY.ned. "It wouldn't' be
right, Maude." he said. "I seen by lbe
pa p·ers down at' , ·
Appalachia Corners
w h e r e this fella,
Herbert Stein -he's
the chairman QUbe
Pfriident's . Ciouncil
of Economic AdviS
~ -says lnflatioo
ain 't L h e JCOvem-
ment's fa u IL It's
our'n."
"What did we do now, Jud?" alked
Maude, her mllders sagging.
( ART HOPPE J
house."
"I RECKON you 're tight, Juel," ..Ud
.Maude nodding.
I wonder if attendance <tt the Irvine
community service commission
·park bond hearinf!:S has been so low
because everyone else in the city
has been appointed to some other
citizen input body that meets tbe
same nights, i;.n.c.
Gi.mY Giii alMlllUh .,. '""91ttM ff
~ ,_..n -• ... -""' Nf\KI Ille ,,_.. .. ,.. ...... , . ..,, ,_ ,,. -. .._, ~.,.,. .,... ' "Same with food :P.faude " ·aaid Jud. -· ..'~sed to bi you •.~re conte~t \vjth a 50-~------,--.-,---.-.... -~
chit sack of flour and 35-cent slice of !"log
back. Now you 1ot to have 3 AQ]ir ~
and a 7G-ceot slice." :t
"But we ain 't'eatlng no more, Jud."
"But we're buying more e1pensive food
on account we got more expensive tastes.
And It ain't just us, Maude. it's folks
everywhere. Mr. Harkins, down at the
give up this craziness ·and go back tO Die ~
old-ways." ·'
"I'll lry, Jud. But I, don't reckon a 16.
cent sack of flour would last us from breakfast to supper. Meantime," said
l\1aude, hopefully, "you think I could buy
my gingham curtai~s?''"
bank, he told me he used to buy $50 suits "AINT YOU BEEN listening, Maude?"
and drive a $2000 car. Now he ain't happy said Jud . .!.;)'ou wan~ to wreck the whole
lesa'n he wears $100 suill and drives a consamed economy?"
WASHING TON -Sen. Henry M.
(Scoop) Jackson's quest for the presi-
dency may not be as hopeless as it seems.
At the moment his chief competitor is
Edward M. Kennedy, wholie wlnerability
has been re-emphasized by an article :n
the New York Times Magazine on the
drowning Of a friend, Mary Jo Kopechne,
in a car which had been driven off a
bridge at Chappaquiddick Island , itass.,
by Senator Kennedy five years ago.
Kennedy leads the polls \\ith his star
. quality lust.er in contrast to Senator
.l'acksoo's more pedestrian appeal. But
the fact that Sena-
tor Kennedy's be-
havior before, dur-
ina; and after the
tragic accident cao
be made in to a fas-
cinating mystery
story at even this
late date sufilgests
that potential duri:i~
the heat or a prcsi·
dential campaign.
(rucHARD WILSO~
serious affairs and thus conveys an
impression of competency. He can be
debated with on serious terms by those
¥rho disagree with him. To the best of
any public knowledge, there is nothing to
sully his record.
This could prove to be what the
Democra.ts will_have~to have in 1976,
rather than a more glamorou:; figure
whole behavX>r under •ress can in some
respects be comPartd · t.o---pfesidtnt
Nl.xon's. President Nixon, too, suffered
some kind of a lapse while unpleasant
events "·ere taking place in bis ·
prox1mity.
IN VIEW of the revivability ot
Chappaquiddick at inconvenieot times ,
and also considering the national
sensitivity to cover-up, it may be that
Senator KennedY. w~ll find it expedient to
expand on his previous explanations.
This, of course. would be b o t h
unpalatable and dangerous, and he wilf
probably have lo weig h whether silence
is more damaging than expansiveness.
But we seem to have a new political
climate in the country calling for talking
aboUt things previously considered better
for@otten. President N i x o n , on
reconslderation, might have better gone
the hang~t-route-;-whethe.r it-was too
late or not.
On the other hand, nobody would have
given a nickel for Senator Kennedy's
presidential chances five years ago. and.
sinre that time he has undergone a
considerable po Ii ti c•a I reha bilitation.
Adverse events, however, seen1 to linger in the public mind longer than might
have been thought live years ago.
"\Ve been living too high off the hog,"
said Jud . "We got to cut back. Trouble
ls. we got expt!nsive tastes."
'.'I hadn't noticed," said Maude.
$3000 car. And he ain't happy with them "WeU, I still think_ the government
neither." ought to let me have my curtains."
"Poor man," said Maude. "And there's another reason," said
. Jud. "I saw 'em in lbe window down to
"Nut. he'll be "'anlln« P!O suits and Purdy's and they 1ooe. up to $6.95."
The Times article leaves th e
Impression that much about
Chappaquiddick was covered up. 'Ille
questions rema,iJt about what Senator
Kennedy did in the U)-hour period after
be escaped from the submerged vehicle
in which Mi~s Kopechne was trapped .
The Certainty of Prison
"See, it creeps up on you," said Jud.
"Now YO\l take ten years ago, we lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, we live in a $6000
one."
"But we ain't even moved, Jud."
"J know. But would you be happy living
in a cabin only half this good? See?
Without even ~ing it, you got yourself
accumstomed to living in an expensive
$4000 can," said Jud. ''It's lite a fever. ' Maude llo"'1Y scraped the pennies oH ,
No ielling wlier! it'll stop." •. the table with a sigh. "Well, maybe lfn I
"Maybe ~t governme!)t. man's right, ;,keep\ saving, sOme day ... "
-Jud~' ---' -Jud put a-genUe hand on her thffi
"Sure he is," said Jud. •'rt aio'i .the shoulder. "~what.expensive tastes you.
government's fault folks got exJ)ensive got? You used to hanker after $3.95
,tastes-living in expensive houl!leS, eating curtains. Now you hanker after '6.95
.e1pensive f4JC?ds, wearing expensive . ones. You sure ·can't blame the
· clothes, driving expensive cars. We got to government for that."
THERE JS no pl5int reviewing any of
this, nor indicating any judgments about
the adequacy of Senator Kennedy's
performance or his explanations of It.
. The significant polnt poUtically ts that
Cbappaquiddlck becomes more pertinent
as public apprehensions increa!e about
. ii • coverup. and wbat-it reveals about those v esco A utogr. aph ·.:BeaiS: a .M itc'fu3'1l '" . a~:lorofK~:; .. reactUm has been lo
• 1 pu11 ~ do_.11 the ~in. He says he has --: ' '·•: ,.·-.1.;,. .:.....,_· ' -~ •• !: .. : .• " ":'t"' ''· tbld all he" knoWs, leaving some aspects
' I' ;n:.· WASHINGTON -What's in a name? ,--"""----------. An autotraphed photo of the first which he cannot wholly explain clothed in
Plenty, if you're .£9llecting or selling ii['· n~yCK' ANDERSO"') 1'l~on cabinet, s~ing disbarred former ~Js:!n~~~f:OS ~~ ~:e rJ::;t~f:r:~
Watergate autographs, a fad tbJt may .1n. '.1-, Vice Presklent Spu-o Agnew, costs $200. during and after the incident.
!000 rival digging up old Captain Marvel And~ pl~ of Supreme .~rt just~ces, How heavily this will weigh on the full
oomics or Nazi w~r 90!.lvenirs. -.. bearing their autographs, is a bargain at scale of Senator Kennedy's record is
A prir.e bargain in this new bobby is an counsel, Sam Dash, C08h $~1 · $50, now that they are deciding whether beyond ratfonat measurement· except tn
envelope signed by indicted ex-Attorney UnaC(.'Ountably t one signed" by bis ~ Nixon can refuse to give up evidenre. terms of the public opinion polls which he
General John Mitch· smoking niinority colleague, F r e d leads.
ell, and bearing a Thompson., .brtna:• $10. , TWO OFF-BEAT items b.-r in g ~
first :-day -of · issue AN AlJTOGR,APH by f 0 r ... m er premiums. One Is a 1971 letter for $35 Law and 0 rd er s&ened by astronaut Donald Slayton stamp. It's only $15. Commerce Secretary ·and Ntxon fini •--M .~ ••---tly · ·Ued saying that " .. · .. I know or no plans Souvemr. N1'xon m· • raaac:r aw -~.-, recen acqw d the d " · fel lnvolvtn ~ rid to sen Presi enl into space in 1976 aul{llral cnvelopc:ii aecurlm all ~~~ cRobease rt V g ""1,11 ••• Anoher is a signed photo of My Lni
slRJted in haprier es 1.1·.ut:.-aoo, costs w. murderer Lt. William Calley, ~:hich days by w h 1 e 1t's on a Worllf 1'rade stamp p;tWI'. That gOes for $75.
House aides H. n. Is alto the price of I Nlxun linaugural
Haldeman or John envelope signed by the man Nlxon forced
Ehrlicbman, cost ps. ~ Mary Woods'.._ °'!'t u Attorney ~I, E l I i o t
name on an enveJope commemorating R1cbardaon".
the President's trip to Russia goes for An tna~gural cover bearing the
$10. Her signature on !ID II-minute blank sl$tnlbD"e of the Preaident.'1 •'heeler·
pie<e of tape would probably bring a dealer brother, Don, costa $10. Special
fortune. \Vatergate IJ'09'CUtor Leon Jaworski ,
A Bill of Rights stamped envelope and hts1·']R'edecessor Archibald C.Ox's
signed by Senate Wa.tergate chief si(Datures on coven alio fetch $10,
, .(./
\t,\SHJNGTON WffiRL: S m a I I
Business Administrator Tom Kleppe not
only has ._ chauffeur-driven limousine, he
had a chauffeur-driven golf cart at a
recent outing. nte SBA, in -a sudden
press release after we inquired, insisted
the chauffeur helped Kleppe on his owi;i,
not the taxpayers' time . . . Salty old
Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover recenUy
was liven a $90.70 case of Harvey'11 Bris-
tol Cream Sbeny hr a General Electric
bigwig who cautiously ordered his
mewnger to deliver it "in plain brown
wrapper so its contents can't be
ldentlfle8. •• GE is a major Navy
contractor, but Rickover, who was
married three monthf ago, explained, "It
must be a wedding present. 1 drink only
ainRer ale."
IN ALL likelihood, Senator Kennedy
would be running against Vice-President
Gerald R. Ford, whose present political
aim in life is to establish a reputation for
solid rectitude. This potential will have to
be taken into consideration in offering a
candidate against Ford.
So Jong as that is the case, Senator
Jackson has a ehance.
His other competitors, who cannot be
exlerxled at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov. George Wallace and Sen. Fr-itz
Mondale of Minnesota, suffer fron1 some-
thin~ less than universal l\lpport.
Senator Jackson has devised an
issue-oriented campaign not depending
too heavily on bis personality except in
the sense that he serioull.y di.scussel
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In the U.S., if you commit a serious
crime' you will spend a lon~r time in
priSOn Uiirl yoo would in England. But
your chances of going to prison are tvi
times greater in England than here.
Reflect upon these two statements
above ; and you will see why the crime
rate is far lower in England 'than in
the U.S. It is not the
degree or punish-
ment that is deter-
minative, but the
certainty of pwiish-
ment.
This is v.·hy those
Americans who call
for harsher, penalties
and I~ sentences are-ifasping t h e
stick by the wrong end. What does it
matter how long a sentence we prescribe
for a certain crime if the 1;dds over-
whel:mingly favor no sentence at all ?
IT IS' swiftness and s; ~ness • :
punishment that deters criminality, not
length or harshness. OUr harsh sentences
are mostly Illusory If only 5 per cent of
defendants have to serve them; and,his
5 percent consists mostly of the dumbest,
the poorest, the youngest, the least
experienced.
Where we need reform .... ia r: ll with
"tougher'' Judges or-bleak :: r:i!IOllS,
but with the whole prelin'tinary
process of ·booking and charging and '
plea-copping and crowded calenders and
politically connected lawyers and
crooked cops and rotten gun laws and all
the rest of our fouled-up !•rstem.
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A YEAR sentence ii deterrent enough
for most lawbreakers if they are 99 per-
cent sure that If they are caught they will
be sent to the potey. And a ten-year
sentence is not effectual If they are 90
percent sure they will be let off or put on
probation. Professional criminals, like
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'~This is Information on \\1hlch one can
make an evaluation. It should cotne to
the attention of the public." -House
Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter w.
RHI• Jr., ().N.J., arter the committee
decided to reveal rmm-of the e\'idence
received in its lmpeaclunent inquiry.
"There ls just no one man smart
Hl'fl uy this much h,, my Bertha -lhe'• afwwyr rMd to ,,,_.
,...,,. acitlng • •I •
To bring Vietnamese orphans to the
U.S. for adopting parents: st~wardesses
from Pan-Am and United are taking a
week or their vacatloos to travel to
Saleem and back. The airlines provide the
tnve~ hotel and meals. The maidens of
mercy provide the tender I o v i n g
care ... The SurReon General1s annual
report on llllOklng and diaea se was
delayecl llx TllOlllhl, allegedly because o!
in-e by the tobacco b1ron s.
Noname. said a federal spokesman, il
ns Gflly a "bureaucratlc snafu." Yet,
the ._t WU hastily cut loooo the day
a!ler our query.
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Presidential adviser Kea.elh R. Colt! on
a su,1u~eslion that someone of the sta ure
of Secretary or State Henry A. KIMl nger
be assigned to spur 1ctl0n on home !ront
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professional gamblers, always play with
the odds; it is only amateurs who play
against them.
Personally, I am not convinced that
prison really "deters" anyone except the
person who wouldn't do it again any,vay.
But as long as most people think
otherwise, ~·e should at least have a
judicial" system that pots criminals away
·with dismaying predictability, as is done
in England. What we have now is a farce
that is ferocious in its intentions and
impotent in its execution,-No seasoned
lawbreaker is fearful of this straw man,
THIS IS where the hard-lin e "law and
order" people ought to concentrate their
efforts, not oo attacking the bench for
being "soft" or the prisons for
"coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
char$!;es. since (a.r I mentioned at the
beginning ) our sente nces are longer than
in England, and our Prisons at least as
grim as any in the civilized world.
There is little respect for law in the
U.S., because the law itself does oot live
up to its commitments; its ·end ls not
Justice but coovenlence, accommodation,
a ii:ood·looking record for the district attorney, and a bargaining-away of rights
that makes it easier to -commit more
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Robv-t N. Wttd, PubUJher
Thoma& Ktevil, Editor
Barbara Krtibic"
EditoriaL Page Editor
'nte editorial .-J)a&'e ol 1h!\' DaiIJr
P1Jot .SeekJI to inJonn and tidnndat.
rndttw . by ~re <11 this pap dlvene iC01nmentary"on topics ol tn-
tfl'Hl by s)rndicated columnist• and
cartoonists, by pnrvidl• a forum for
rndtta' vin'1 and by pftlllntlrw ttiis
newspaper's opinYns and idMa Oii
curttnt 1opicL The tditorial opbdota
of the Daily Pilot appear Gilly tn the
edltorlal column at the trip a( tM
pqe. OpinJona e'q>l'e .. d by the C!IJI.
wnniltl and caMoon)s&a and Jetter
wrltm att the1r own and no endoc•
mcnt ol their W.-. by 1he DUb'
PUoc ttioukl be inftnwd.
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Public
Nudity
Banned
W ate1·, ,Power Cut
By DPW Strike ,
Orange Cota1t1 Too .• ' --·
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Hughes' Gifts Told ;
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LOS ANGELES (up[) -A d SACRAMENTO (UPI -.W...... Phil Walson, 1350 Ralph Clark and PIO lo tho 1 epartment, which r u 1 h e d Howard R. Hunhea channeled each to ,...,,,__ c ta •-three· d I y ·old atriko ov ~trs. Wlnitzky to a boapJtal. . ..., ._ • ., oqnt.y s te ,;;iir:n&le Democ ratJc
l)e .............. t of wa•--and' An ol ikin :more than $20,000 to both 1upenllorl Da\lki Baker and Committee. ~
_._..... M:I emeJTencf c:eiw str g RepubMcan and DmnocraUc --------------------[ Nudity on publlc beaches.
l>la)1mlOds and parl<s In Los
.\n(tles has been banned by
die Qty Cooncil. I,,,., on11nonoo. •ilidl ~>1<
effet"t today, ma Ices It ;i
~ for anyone O\'er
10 )'ears oki to sunbathe, S"''iin
,,._. employes haa cut 01\'P employes who were andldaies ' C 11 f I · THC BEST po.-er temporarily to alert..ibytbellredepartmnt, ~.~1:.'bi,yi:t10,°;;~ 'lo -.\------..;;
thousand! of homee -repaired the circuit breakers idenW!ed as a CIA1°CO\'tr1 ~Holl of IA,
ftXi&nge.rln& an empl»raema and restcftd power to the area ' l'lllfORNIA state record! lhowed lioday, "'
( State )
« ~alk nude in a public place.
a first corniction carrits a
muimum sentence of sit
months in jail or a $.WI fine or
both.
1be measure was 3ppn>Yed
Thlnday by the council in a
12·1 \."Ole after se\-ent! week.s
of Jestlmooy, Including Police
QUef Ed Davis' warDng that
uncled sunbathers on Venice
Bead! had contribulded lo . 21
percent. increase in the crime
rate there.
American Ci\'il Liberties
Union attome\• E d w a r d
Nimmer said tfie ACLU .-...Jd
... _ ·"•"""ti Comedian Tom Smoth-
ers, 36, bas ll!arried
bis billb school sweet..
heart, llochelle Robley,
36, ol Genoa, Nev. The
first mamage Of both
ended in divorce. Tom
has a son and she has
seven children. They
"'·ere wed in the Little
White Church in Las
\'egas.
seek a res~ <rder today---------
,;dim In one Cl8e .!.. and and Mrs. Winllziy w a • llfl '!'he myslerious billionaire, u
inerrupted the supply ol water returned homo. '--------whose $100,000 cam pa lgn PERSIAN R GS to city re.9eT'VOin. More than 7 ,000 of 11,500 donation to President Nixon
Union leaders and DWP DWP "·orken walked olf their drew the attention of the yet offwed fw .. II; '
executives were expected to jobs at midnight Tuesday Tape Sat"d Senate committee, p¥e the
rerume bargaining today: after negotiaton rejected a California funds t b r o u I h
A q u e du ct p J p e Ii n e s DWP offer ol an eight perctnt Don&ld K. Brown ot San
supplying 50 percent of the wage hike and a o.s percent 'Awkward' Pedro. water supply lo city reserwirs lncreaoe in fringe benefits. Am<q Bn>wn's clleoil Is
"·ere shut off few two and one The W'l.ions had demanded 12 the Robert R. Mullen Co. of
half hours 'Thlinday. A DWP per<ent. For Rodm" 0 w..rungton o .c., which hu spokesman &aid 200,000 homes .A. .A. .A. been ideotlfled as JWOVkUng an
in the San Fernando Valley >< ,_.. >< ove"""' cover !0< CIA ag,.11,
may be affected by el~c Walko LO!! ANGE\JlS (AP) -A Hughs' donltloN ,.ere
power cuts il .,.... equl(Xllent uts t a p . ....,..-ding idered discloled In campoljpl llnance
laib. polaltlally to rocorda .. file today wltlt Ute
Hot temperatur.. a n d , St · · l · Hooae Judldary tt.e . office ol Secrelary ol State vandalism conU!buted to lhe rUUt{ .e . n Ecmmd G. Brown Jr. power problems, tbe DWP v chaim>an P-"'° · 1~ ,,,. reporta listed Hughes u
38id. B A N.J.), and a key "Self-employed." . ay rea arn<q evidence which a His cootributlons totalled
111E'UNION has denied any congrefllrional panel probing SZ,,450 but a small amount of '
connection w1di tbe vandalism 8 -•--~-~ ~ U.S. Immigration officials 'tltat went to oot-ol-stale NEWPORTER INN, 1101 , ... , ... N. and said union workers will Y ..... ~-~.--• cand.klates. C 1 s•~><-· AC -~~ -"'give lo 'Ute J111tlce AU 01 IHC. 2131 HO.HfO immediately restore pmver in .. <AJ.l"& ..,... ..,.., clieck 1 c"4lf c.,._ ·
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such cases. 1be union has drivers and fbar famiuH Department. IIDG~ GAVE '31» to1-;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;~;;~~~~~ offered a $5.IXK> reward for the scheduled 8, JJalS rally ~ 1be Houle Slbcomm.ittee oo H0ust.on I. Flournoy, the ~ 1 arrest and conviction o f march to the blll district 1ep1 am monetary affairs Republican nom~ee for gov.
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prisoo psychologist ..t ~
a me eting behreen tbr
father of Patricia Hearst and
prison inmates has been
·placed on administrati,·e lea,•e
by the Calliomia Medkal
Facility, a prison s:pokesrmn
says.
Wesley Hiler, 50. was put on
leave with full pay last week:
after he repeated prison
inmates' atatemenis lo Rolling
-macazlne. according to P!lil Gutlrle. deputy dlreaor
of Ute Department o I
Corftctions.
vandals "responsible for any voted Tb.nday to seek an emor, and the same amount
interruption of 'water and headquarters in Oat1md today to two un.succellful Demc>-
power." to JftSS their demands fot eVlhildao by the J u 1 t ice cratic gubernatorial candJ.
Vandals shut off valves at more mooey. Depe:rtzuent r:A. the findinp: of dates -fonner ~bly
Ute lint Los Angeles aqueduct • At the urging of state Ill year-Jong probe of the Speaker Boti Morolll and Rep.
near Newhall about 11 :30 p.m. .1. t Th Immigratjoo and Naturallza-Jerome Waldie or AnUocb. Wednesday, preventing the conc1 11 or o m as tioa Serlice. Anothel' unsuccessful
flow of about 30 million ga!loru: NlcOl~os. negotiators f~r AC S u b committee chairman Democratic candidlte f o r
of water to storage facilities Transtt and the· l ,65& driv~ governor, .San. Franc 1 s c o
TIJL.UIB (UPI) -Mark and halUng operations at" a of . Ama!~ted Tr an !11 t William J. Randall repprtedly Mayor Joseph Alioto, reoelved
Be\'Ds, 18, is talking and small J:Wer gene~ant. Union Division 192 met for 11.f.s told the New Yort Times that $2000. -
eating ~-use J ei~-::-' At . neafby Los hours 1bursdayo! · but there was the tape recording concerned Tb e 1 are e st s l n g le ~ u; ~:11.:"' Angeles aqueduct, another ooreport p-ogress. ._,.........,.._,INSof"-N contribution was $2,500 ,
jolts sent to his bnlin by two attempt to cut off Ute waler The 2l><lay otril:e has forced _,_,, "' ~ O!'-Hughes gave jbat amoont lo
tiny batteries attamed to his was made, but a DWP Official more ·than 200,0 .commuters-man D. Summers on enfer.. both state Senate Democritic
said a burglar a la rm bacl: to lhefn:ars eod caused talnmeol he aald ho helped Le der Georg · -of
chest. --~• --~ of! tbe b-•--~ '··-j . 111' IM·~.1-u~'-a e "He's been eating better, a.,i--~· .. Y. -~ ur~~ I"UllU"1JUU(" ams on arrange ~ ... "WUl.I""• San Francisco and lo a dllmer
he 's able to swallow easier vandals. the ~y Bridge betw ee n in a bid compromiJe the COD· held to honor -GoV. Ronald
and he's in goods p i r I ts 88 r-DantheS~iingtc:wi. ~J~~us.~aft~ Oakland and Sen F'l'ancisco. ~an during 1971 visit Reagan and nise funds for
always," Jack Bevins, the •~ ""' u-•• -U> tbe U.S.-Meiiro bortl«. GOP ·stale candidates. eBe Tenlllea ~'OU!h's la1Der, report•d Brotherhood ol Eledrical ON AI«tl'BEK strike front, Sen. AJan Cranston, a
-u . Workera Local 18, laid n>Wne t1tere wu no ,._. of SUMIMERS AUiO ~ed l)emocra~ received $1 , O o O • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A rnursday altl!r = son equipment failure caused by POil.,. in the walkout'by 50 in tbe tape ........... ."ib;;'00 whil• tbe Democntlc nominee
:z&.y......,ldSan Francisco man relurned home from the normal use may leave many drivers of the Al-1« lxJs ·-··.. !0< Stale Coo!roller, Kennetlt
who spent 13 day! in jail fU' University of. C 11 if 0 rn11 more residents without power. system, whJdl nm a shuttle ~n g~itn ~ i :1fi ~ O.ry oC Westminster took in
contemiit of court has purged ~-.Cent.,. in San ....ice wilhln San Francisco enlertaiMo<rlt for Garner J. $.1ClO from Hughes.
himself by answering rn1111.."QC.v ''IF ONE MORE International ··•~ and Cor\lri'but'··· ol ~e::ach ....... -.&..... "-.. unable to ....... t-~ rt;..... associate ge n e r a I ll,lli;, .,.. quedQw fnlln a grand jury .r> .... .., WlaJ ... transformer .(in · the San carries pasengen from the ~l f« the House went to Republican bly
I lnvestipting the Symblonese ~ ;~had In t;: Fernando ma) went out," a airport fn,the city. Judiciozy ~. 1'llido is candidate WUllam Campbrft ol
Lillontion Amry eod the DWP l)'Okemtan said, "we The drlwn att dmmnding currently -inl t be Hacienda Helgbll and Los Pa~•J!i~~·San-~~=..::::t":J.:~i/':l = !::, ~ckm:i !:!. ~;,:.; ~ ~t o1 ~t ::,.eomi:. ~
Fnociaco, ... wbo wmt to jail bltb!r: 1 "
0 areu. What areas would be the.next two years. Oine was alto serving in .Jobn\Fernro and-E~
1 May 17 after re.fusing lo ld3rk;... ~I--' In his blackedout,andlor-!oog, . The 15,000-member urn u counoe1 !or. a Edelman. •
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antWel' five quettlOl'll!I and bad r;::!c...... dependS en tbe union.'' carpenters union re por t ed suboommittee on immJgration Anotb!r $J,000 wa eiVflll by
been freed pend i ng an =~~·~·! One 5'-year-oldwunanina Wedneeday that a ~l~h~oeod~ed~by~Jlod~lno~. ~~~~-H~ugbeo~~lo~Loo~~Anp~~les~Coun~ty~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,1 ,,,,...,.,...,ul a~l. w a s ue, in r..:t. said they m not Son Fernando Valley suburb had ,,..,, JIOllOliatod In tbe~j' ,, dllrnl'!Jed u a WllneS! after evm have a name for the nearly died during Wedn..-monllH>ld stnke apin!t Ute
teat1fyfig 'lbnday. ailment. day'1 pGWea kllll. Associ ated General
.Hours 9:30 lo 5:30 ·p.m Saturday 9 a.m. to !J° p.m.
1803 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach 548-3303
OebOnh Winltzky, who Contradnrs. e VA to College sullen from emphyse111a, wu Union oll!cials -.. ked
WS ANGELES (UPI) -S h I Bo d preporlng U>· give heneff an not lo be named aald Ute
The Veteram Administration C 00 ll inbalation therapy treatment agreement caUs .for an
will post 1,300 "Veterans SACRAMENTO (AP)--Gov. when tlle electricity went out.. immediate $1 rai9e to '9.75 an
represetativee" on college Ronald Reagan bas signed "I was confused," Mrs. hour, plul another 25 cents
Campllf.8 tins fall to legislatloo placing a •tso Winitzky said. "t was scared Nov. 1. Additionel $1 raises lltnl«hlen out the miXUjl< lhat mU1Jon school hood -...re and I panicked . Thai only will booot hourly -to $11
plagued GI Bill students last m the November ballot. The made things worse. I kept in June. 1975 en:t to $12 in
year, a VA official said ruoo..woold:bemadeavailable gasping. I needed more air. J.une 1971.
'lllnday. • to 9Chool districb for repair or Everything was closing in." . Northern Ca:lifomla painters:
"The vet tt111. along with "'Iii-ol wale sch>ol She called her husband ,at '·and airline n ight crews are
other ~ we have made, bulldinp. wlirk, who called Ute Ike also on otrike. Will greeUy Improve tbe,-;---"'--------'----------~----
S)'lem," said Odell W .
Vaughn cbief VA bOllefit.
director.
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
An attorney (or a Loa Angeles
radio station manager says h1a
client waa: within h I a
con.Ututional riglU when he
withheld tapes and le!ten
received !run tbe Symbiooese
· Llberat;on mny aod the -w-Undergroond.
William Lewis, 42, general
manager or KPFK, was jailed
"" l'O<llempt of c:oort and served 16 days last m>nth
after rtfusing to surrender the
tapeo er answer grand jury
questions. ms attorneys
argued the case Tllinday
befcre tile U.S. Nlntlt Circuit
Qiurt ol Appeals.
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PRANGE COUNTY, °CALIFORNIA
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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1974 TEN CENTS
Standard Oil Waste Dumping Order~d Halted
By TERRY COVILLE
CM "" Oelt't Pli.t .._,.
Standard Oil Company of Caliromia
bu beeo onlered to 11op dildlarglng oil
field walte water into tbe Pacific Ocean
oil Huntington Beacti bY July I, 19'15.
The onler wu luued. !ni June by. lbe
Calllonlla Ro(loaal W-Q •a II t y
c.ntrol Boenl, Santa Ana Region, at lbe •
-of "the city. -,Standard bu been pumping an average
·of 11 million gaUons of wute water a
' day through a submerged pipeline from Signal Gas and on Company (now
the Bol~ Chlca Bluffs at Golden \Vest under the corporate name of Bunna)
Street. ceased Its ocean d.ischarse a year a" at
11le company will now !)eve to build the requett of the city'• barbon and
filtratJon syatema to handle the waste beaches department.
water and oil field br~ from its oil Vince Moorhouse, director of harbors
pumping operations. '-ana tieacbes, said the mne request bad
Alex Henderson, a "opo&esnwi for been mode to 5taDdanl but tt too1t an
standard, aald today c«npony enginl>en order from the water qualily board lo
are alreedy designing lbe new dlspolal finally get <ompltance.
sy•em which ls expected to colt the oil An ocean data study cmducted by a
finn more tllan $500,000 lo build. harbors and~-marine eovlrooment
·'Enor11wus Crime' ·
team blamed the oil field discharges for
some or the losses of offshore kelp bed.•
and other local marine life.
•1we inventoried everything going into
the ~an,'' Moorhouse said today, "And
we detennined that these w a s t e
discharge lines were ma}or contributors
of ocean pollution. 'lbere is a real
imbalance of certain species on our
offshore reefs."
Signal's operation was much lari;:er
than Standard's, wilh an average dally
-Doar Backs Impeaching
WASHINGTON CAP) -John Doar, the commlltee.
epectal counael foi'lbi House Judiciary -l-commiltee memben 1ald Doar Commit,..., lmpeaclunent inquiry, ~d did not 1pecll!caily recommend lo the
today he believes President Nls:oo should cunml.&tee that Nimt be impeaehed.
be hnpeached. But one member, who uked not to be
"That Is my judgment .., a legal named. aald Doar told the committee
matter, yes," Doar told reporters when that Nixon it guilty or "an enormoua
aSked if he believed the evidence crinle in the conduct of his of rice." -
justified impeachment. It a majority of the Houae votes for
· Doar JQtt. with reporter& a f t e r · 1 impeachment, the charge1 would then go
presenting_ proposed a rt I c I e s of to. trial in the Senate, with a twcrlhirds
impeachment ·to a clo8ed-door meeling of YOte,..needed Jar: coa.victioa and removal
Ziegler .Outburst
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SAN CLEMENTE (UPI) -Wblt. conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
-rr... Secretary RataJd"·ZleglOl'-·He' aald that-the· parilsa!la on the tooai~ca&atJlldicllg!&n!PI" .. ~· ~,rtlllta..~=
C:lai.nnlD Peter Rodino ad C'.Jllef dlel'e r beeu "• lot al theories and
c..naei John Doar, ........, -of lnor •·" tli!n, ;a ''po fa<ll lo oapjrorl earf11n1 , • tbe i mcp ea c b m e D-t the eblllll" fl. h••ww•hment. _
pnrceodllip In a "parllau, daplldlou1 "'Ille majority of lbe -are IDinl
and tai..e way." to aee Cbat and art going to demand the
Ziegler talked to .reportm outaide lbe facl.s," ·
Weitem •White Home just before N!SDll NWln .made it clear he WU -king
ligDed a joint declaration of prlnciples for l'r<lldenl Naon.
from office.
Rep. Wiley · Mayne (R-Iowa), said on
leaving the cloeied door meetina:, that
. Doar Werred specifically to a n
obstruction of juslict charge i n
connection with his reoommendatklo ror
impeachment.
Mayne's report, whlCh came early in
the session, was only fragmentary.
He said Doar was making a general
discussion of the evidenc, gatheftd by
lbe !mpeschmenl inquiry itaff and the
direction in which it pointed.
Besides an obstruction of j u s t I c e
charge based on Watergate, Doar is
expected to propose articles charging
Nixon with abU&e of conWtutional powers
and contempt of Congress.-
. Doar and other members of the
committee staff began presenting \he
case for impeachment during a closed·
door briefing leading up to the
HOUSE PANEL TRACES
POLITICAL SPYING, Pogo 4
committee'; ! i n a I deliberations nes:t
week.
A. Republican member of th e
committee predicted on Thursday that
both the committee· and the House will
approve at lea.st one artick!, leading to a
Senate trial to determine whether NiJ:on
should be removed from office.
Rep. ROOert NcC!ory (R·TII.) \ q 1 d
--;-~that lhre<: orl~ commlt\ee ~kel~ ....... '" ·.itiat rt~m~
. hliihei. He Only five ofi'l'Republk:an
membera coula be counted as.defrnilely
oppooed lo l!rrpeachmait ot t'1is time.
discharge of 12 milllon gallons of waste
water per da y.
P.foorhouse said small amounts or oil
were detected in the Wa!l.e discl14rgc, but
the real worry was brines, industrial
wast<..s and other qualities in the water.
"You could visibly see debris ln the
v:.iter," Moorhouse sakt. ''And the ¢or
ii.self ls very pungent Jn fhe winter,
especially with a Wilmington wind from
the west, you can smell it at the city
pier.
"Both of these ou t!al l .s were
contributi ng to the destructioo or life out
there. J( .... ·e're really going to make any
changes in this water, and protect it, we
· are goi ng to have to prohibit this kind of
use."
The test• of the ocean water at the oil
rield outlalls was . part of a full ocean
data study conducted by the harbors
and beaches department under the
direction of environmenta l· engineer
Jerry Jackson. ·,
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P9ilr l"llft Sllff .... Ill wilh Spain. Zlefller •id Doar bad "shed his cloak
He saJd that "Mr. Doar II a paftiiim of fairness" and erpreaed the view that
and be bas approached tlm w b o I e it WU "very clever" that the Democratic
proCeeding ln a partisan way by drawing majority on the committee named Doar,
At a me.ling called bY· lbe Hoose
Republican leadership to determine
where the committee Republicans 6tand,
McC1or:y was one of five members who
either said they were uode<:ided or
declined to give their views.
The ot&ers were Reps. Cildwen Butler
of Virginia, William S. Cohen of 1ttaine,
Ham.ilt.on Fish of New Yock and Tom
Railsback of Illinois. Some others
CHARLIE CHUCKLES CLOWNS WITH ADRIENNE DAVIS
Mell Clown, Huntington Beach Queen •t County Fair
up articles of. impeachment four weeU a Repubqcan, as its coumet.
ICO ••• "' · He accused the committee o f
Ziegler said that Doar and Rodino were "cmtrolliDg the release of material to
conducUng " a kangaroo court" aplnst manipulate public opinion."
NillOll. . He decrted what be called "the actiool
Doar today banded out to oommlttee of Doar and Rodino" and •id Ibey have
memben a list of lrticlea o f to be called oh it. · · -'---~ He aid it was .. -.i .... time" that they lll>P"~· . ...... Zielller aald the Wbit. Home would be crtliciZed for "dletortlng the faciual
make public the 211 poge "ll'lnlcrtpt; evidence." · ·
dated March 22, 1973, which he says He said Rodino and Doar had made a
proves that Nixon did not order hll!lh "shambles'' of what should have been a
money payments to· Watergate fair process.
. Hunthtgton Widow Files
.$100,000 ehurch Suit ,
TROMaoNI SILENCED
Mesi'• Lofthoull o..d
Pete Lofthouse
Funeral Rites
Swt~d Saturday
' By ARTHUR R.. VINSEL
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Dixieland jau will rattle the rafters at
Pacific View Chapel Saturday, when tbe
" A young Huntington Beach widow who Mrs. Bottorff states that Bmxh briefly boys of .Local No. 7 get turned up to give
claims she wu pressured J,nto investing dilcumed her problems with her and then• O>Sta Mesa's Peter C. "Pete" Lofthouse
her life savings ia dturch bonds at 1 time auquted her • investment in church aome proper traveling music.
:trben she wu "bereaved ad dtstreaed 6ondl .., "When The .Satrts Go Marchin' In" !s
and under poyeblolric coio" Md the Lai., the lawsuit c!almi; Mi>. one oure number.
dlJreh and two of. iii officen 'Iblnday Bottorff was driven to her blnk by • . 'lbe well-known. 55-year-0l<f..musician
'b-1100,000. -' Jobe Wllere ... withdrew lhe died Mondi , Kaib! M Botlorft :it, lbt mo)>r t>OrilOn of lier 1Jle vtnp for and INder of bis own band y.
Mtdway""&ty ·a.urdl • .;, the';'"' ...... , ' ' lnvflllmliot In cm".nn -• valottd 11 • Funeral rites are aclleduled Saturday at aalstant paator Jerry ud Marian f!O,OQO:•' · Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona del
r--M<Candteu,.. de&adlnll 1!i an 9nnle n 11 oUeaocl. lbat Mn. ~· r11ater Mar. -
Coon Su~ Oourt -lbot o11o ·...,; --tbe iilrurch to iaVllt !ir--Hil I p:mo-service will Include hi•
-lhe .-. Gtliir·flt.llt. . -11111 1llt ~ 11111· ---buddtoor and Muam u Mn Bottorff -lhlt llbe tumac1 to , IMlll"ll1 m and ~ .,._. Iba olflclsttng o111cen, wtth the i.,. that
the cirumi for pet-oor-111!1 llOe f!O • , • • • (Sea LOrnlOIJSE, Pap Z)
tear ago at 1 lime whmrtba kla of 11er ' : . · , ., •
indicated their position will b e
detennined by the articles 0 f
hn-l!!>!<nt that are propooed.
In related·developments .ron Thursday,
the committee released e v id e n c e
collected during I ts siJ:-month-long
impeachment inquiry.
In bis final defense argunient before
the committee Thuraday, jame1 D. St.
Cla'lr, 'Nlxon'a attorney, asserted there
was no eviderd of presidential
Involvement in Watergate or any other ·
matters the comlnlttee bas investigated.
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Little Leaguers
Sei_for_ Pla¥offs
The championship game for lbe
District IS2 Uttle League playoffs . is
scheduled for 10 a.m., Saturday, at La
Quinta High School, 10372 McFadden St.,
Westminster.
Huntington Valley's all-stars will meet
the winner of a game today bet"'·een the
Bolsa all stars and the Westminster
National all stan.
Westminster knocked the Fountain
Valley League team out of the
tournament Thursday night-with a 9-4
victory.
The winner of Saturday's. match will
l'epftl9eflt District 62 in competition---wilh
other Little League dtstrtct.s as Ibey
battle to make the playoffs for state and
national <ompetilion.
Final W eeke11d Act!vity
Fo1·County Fair Planned
The Orange County Fair goes Into its
second~and final weekend tonight with a
full slate of activities for all interest and . age groups .
A ''World Friendship Pageant" kic ks
off tonight's' activities at 7 o'clock in the
amphitheater. Bluegrass music takes the
spoUight ·at 8 p.m. With the "Canyon
Crass-Fiddlers" performing on Ille
family stage. Speedway motorcycle
racing is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. in the
grandstand.
Admission to all events is free with the
price of a fair ticket which costs $1. 75 for
adults, $1 for children aged 6-12, and is
free for children under six.
There is still time to see the Paint·ln
which features artists demonstrating
their skills at the fairgrounds un til dark.
Amolig the many artists participating is
well·known Chinese horse painter Nini;:
Yeh whq will demonstrate the art of po-
rno, the throw ink method of painting a
horse.
Othe,,,..kcnd highligllts a«:
SATURDAY
9 a.m. -4·H Dog Show
10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemaking
Demonstrations
Noon -Mini Bike Races
I p.m. -Ice Carving, Aladdin Magic
Show
2 p.m. -Caball~ros Accordion Band
3 p.m. -Galena St. East Musical Revue
4 p.m. -Steel Band Trinidad Calimbo
6 p.m. - Harbor Women Singers
7 p.m. -Chuck--Jones-Magic Show
7:30 p.m. -Les Brown and His Band of
Reno\\-ti
8 p.m. -New Dimensions Patriotic
?\-1usic Revue
9 p.m. -Les Brown and His Band of
Renown
SUNDAY
10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemaking
Demonstrations ·),
Noon -Mini Bike Races ~
1 p.n1. -Aladdin r.-lagic Show. New
IS.. FAIR, Page Z)
Weather lrwrbalNI after a ionl terminal !!lnea was 1 ".,. • ,
t::u:mln her ,.vs. ment1·l valley
Pinewood Detby
Seeking. Se~ession Some high clouds at times
through Saturday. C h a n c e of
thundershowers late to:nlght. Not
much temperature change. Highs
from the lo~· 70s at the beaches tu
near 90 inland. -.
Slated Saturday
More than 110 H\lllliDclon Beadl
-.... e.pected ·lo competa llillllilay morning In the city .......,doo
rl,lplrlmelrl'• -~ood Der11f. 1 The nrca beglD at I 1.m., In the city p al Palm Avenue and lli!i Slnet.
t\ll)'Olle who baa alrud! purchuld a
(lerby kit II one of llMi '"'""lion
playgrwndo Cl!IU!M'..lbe ncea wllhout
~ will be awarded to the winner
ti the 10 Md -age bnckel and the 11·14 dtvlaioo. Trophies will alao be
liven In -brac:ketl for the can with
the belt appeannct.
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Tbe F<runtab!'Valley SchCro! Boord will
eq>lon altimate-loaer:ede fnlm
the ll1lllllqton l!eodl Un!aa lllib School
-ml fann ill .... Eblergirt<o
lo lltb ... ,,,_,
Boen1 Pmldenl Fred Voa uted the
dtllricl ...,....-1 ThundaJ lo
p!"<pare I ,..,,..t cm -belore the boord'I Allfl. 1 -q.
He alao told SUperlntmd"'1 Mike Brick
lo plu .. -of ....imp .. -can learn what the community wanta: lo
do about high achool over<rowdlng and
\1111flcollon. • v .. 11kt today the booi:d ltll! -Id
re-enter general unl(icltlon talks, -but he
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w..X. the higll !IChool dtrrtrlct to lead the . way.
"They wollld be -golnl out of bus!r1ra·
IO woold bave nothing to pin from one
plan over MGther,'' be nplained.
11'.Mtey allO are the district that ,.pi-. 111 of ~ people tn¥Olved ...
VOii aa!d be WO\ddn~ f1V« reopening
talks led bY F-.!n Valley or anottoer
elementary district, Nylnf lhere ls I JO
much "biUemea, miltnlrrt and political
jockeying" between thooe dlltricts.
VOii .-_.Brlck... .. provide tru91ees
w1tll .. boated costa for oecessiao. lhe
steps tnvolved and what new legislaUm.
if any, rn!Jht be needed. He sakt Brick's
,..,,..t wOI be dloculled ti 1be d!atri<t's
Aug.1-,.
• School official!!' from o th 'c r West" Valley ils share of the assets.
Orange County districts have predicted -Fount ain Vall ey could ask the county comm ittee to re-examine the
that if Fountain Valley does secede, the COWity's master plan, then the district
Huntington Beach Cfty and Seal Beach could submit a request to unify along Its
di1trtct1 mlaht follow. own borders.
Voss oaid he believes Fountain Valley High sdml officials have pred!cied
bu three ways to leeede: that any ~plan by one elemen-
-1be district could present a · t.ary district v.wld have a "very dim"
9eCellion plan to the Orange County 5>1ospect ol. being approved at the state
Committee on School Dist r I c t levtl.
Organization, but there is no guarantee But Voss s.1id FoWltain Valley trustees
lbe district eoukl get Its share of high agree that Wlification mu.st come about
IChoof assets, including the $ti mill ion rapidly to solve overcrowding a t
cash reserve: Fountain Valley High SCboo1. He sak1 lhe
-The dJstricl. could prM1Cnt the • state Board of Education has expressed
secesion plan to the coonly committee concern over that overcrowding, and he's
buC ftnt win hllh IChool district s1;1pport hopeful the district can win a ~esslon
and • a...-to g!~ Foun\llln .. baJtle.
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Newport · J\1esa Sc/toot Dis·
trict's sunnner nu1siall work-
sl1op is presenting "Mary Pop-
pins' on stage ti.ext week. See
today's lVeekende·r.
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Huntington-District Eyes .7th Override Vote
11J CANDo\CI: PEAllSON .................
The Hlmtlngton Beach Union High
School District should call another ttx
override for November, a committee bf
1 city council members and school trustees
said Thunday night.
1bt looaely formed c o m m i t t e e
appo1nted1 Maree.Ila &xitt of Fountain
Valley to ask the high school board
Tuesday to consider settin& the new
eltctj.on. ·
The district lost Us sixth straight
aUempt to finance a new school with the
defeat of an overT"lde Of\. the June 4
primary ballot.
It fact1 continued overcrowding ia tts
11=,IOGlludmu are ....-ed !Gr
scbool, while there 11 pe"""l'""t apace to
house only 14,100, district officials uy.
The committee chaired by Geora:e
Logan, a high school district trultee, nrst
met in June to ditcuss solutions lo the
housing problem.
It agreed to meet again afler the state
board of educaUon acted on the propoeed
f!\·e-way plan of un.1ncaOon in the high
scbool district. It reje<Ud the plan last
week.
Three \\'est Orange County cities and
Dikes Continue
Orange County Prices Surge 0.9%
From Wire Service
Retail prices in Orange and Los Angeles counties jumped another O.t per--
cent in June, the Bureau of Labor statistics reported today.
Prices for goods and services last month were 10.4 percent above those
for a year ago.
1be comumer prices index re1Cbed a record high of 141.1 for the area,
meaning shoppers paid flUI for iaodl and aenicel Jut nmth that -$10
ln 1161. .
During the flnl hllU of the year, ........,.-prioes """ 5. 7 per""11 ln the
metropolitan area compared With u percent ln the flnl haU of 111'13.
Tramport.ation '°"" jumped u perceol In June from May. Health and
recreatlon itema jumped ooe pen:llll and food pricet 0.7 perceol
The price of fruits and vegetables ,... 7 percent, leedin( the advance of
food prices, bul meats, poultry and lilh declined 2.4 percent. Pricea of datry
products dropped 0.1 percent be<:auae of lower prices for Amerkan cbeele and
butter.
Housin( coots increased 0.5 percent and prica ol apparel and upkeep
Items were 0.2 percent hia:her.
Huµtington Armed Bandit
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Receives Maximum Term
A Htmtlngton Beach man who was
described in the courtroom as a
peni..emt criminal with a long hiltory
ol arreats bu bem --to five
years to me In lllate prilOll.
0range County Superior 0ourt Judge
Bymi K. McMiiian ordered I b e
mlllminn prilon tonn !Gr Ricbanl
James Cavanaugh, 21, of lit !Ith 51., after
the def-pleaded guilty to llnl .se.,.. armed robbery. • .
Two peraana ldmtllled u Cavanaup's """"'l!l<ft bed -u.r plm"" pllly lo r
Police Seeking
Night Cook;
$1,350 Funds
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Hunlln&lon Beach police are looking
for a night coot frcm a health fOod
restaurant who allegedly gave himself a
fl,350 pay robe and left a -m...,.i
leRr cbBrges llemmlng fnm 1 Garden
Grove holdup Jut Feb. IS.
Margie MuJne on.ca. 21, also ol 119
11th SL. Hlllltin«tGa Beacll wu placed on.
five yura prd>atlon after filing a guilty
plea OD tbefl cllaraoL .
llk:bael Thomas Carter, 12, o I
Westm•er, was lellteDced to me year
in county jail and placed Oii five ,..,.
jirobation alter pleedlng ptlty to -de«ree armed robbery .
Gordm Gm>e oolice aid Cavanaulh,
acmnponled by Mia ~· .......i a dotlilna .-. tn bl dty 1111 Fob. IS
and -1M from the -. c1ertt at latlfepotnt.
.It wu IMlled in c«ulJ<mt action that ca.aaauP bed ooly reemUy been
releued fnln1 -Sy jail after aemng 90
da)'S OD a burglary conviction. He hod
allo bem placed OD throe yeara pnlbotkin
for tbalclleme.
Fire Controlled •
In Niguel Park
"Love." South County fl re fight.en using
Ray Russell, manager of the Skinny bulldozers and a water tanker cootrolled
Haven restauranl al 9901 Yorktown Ave., a fast moving brush fire Thursday
said be -""' the compony ale <llemooa in Nill""' RegionaJ Park beloro
II coald rage mto neaity. h1111.
Thunday and lomd a atngle -· The ~ Qreftgbtin( effort sj>okeamen said
checks and receipts were missing. held the blar.e to seven ~cres. '
"Sorry abut this," police say the note Firemen fll'St arrived on the 1eene at
be«an. "but I think. I was worth S25 2:50 p.m. and worked for an hour to
more a \1/eek. They did not seem \o think cootrol the blaze In the oew county
IO. It?. it ~·ill just cost them 1 little recreation aru in Laguna Nll\lfl.
more.. . No Park atructures were damaa:ed. and
fpl1oe said the employe had Sllppoeedly no injuries resulted amona the 40
been tumed down for a raise. firetl '""• th b'·-"I Jove you people, but I am a mixed· "'*' .... rs sent to e uwe.
up guy and I hope that I die a>on," the
note ·mnctuded, police said.
lour ochool dlotricla ~ra ...,...,..led al
the lour-bour ,.. •Thunday at
HUntlqtan Beach Councllwoma,
Harileu Wieder'• -In ,lluDllnllOD I • Harbour. •
Logan said today that only the ·city ot
Westminster and the Huntlngtan Beach
City and Seat Beach elementa ry dtstrlcta
failed to eend representatives.
The 16 people preser.t agreed the high
school board "can't afford to pue up"
the November election beca.uae "the need
is a> a:reat," Logan said.
The board must act by ear\Y A..,.,.i to
have an election oo lbe November ballot.
U.S. Told
To Slow Up
One Leasing
\JP1•l• lbe trua. '~~ -ft!!>!l\lr -_J.opa Nici--"' -t~ acned to
ovenida -· i.opll.aald, they hive 'lo elqlllld mimbaHll!p to inetudt
wait two ~ JMl1! t.O do eo under stale npn1entatlves ftom bouda of real.tors,
codll c K a m b e r 1 o( commerce: teachen, . . ' A bond election could be set, but it students and lhe HOME" c:ouncil; 1
takff two-thirds voter approval to pass. coalition of Huntington Beach bomeown·
An Override req-·• otmpl<! Tll!IJorilY"· en groopa.
Lotan thlnk• the new comblned city· Bernie Svalatad, a Fountain Valley city
scbool aP(l<QICb "absolutoly" gua-eea c:ounctlman, ,. .. •PP!!ioted to boad !he
the IUCCtll or another oJerridt. city portldl'I of the committee. ·t:
"lt'a going to pll It over by an Jean Bogen, preald•nt of the Ocean
ovenrbelmlDa marata," be declared, View IChool board in Huntington B<ach,
addin(, "the only ti la If ,.. can get the will direct the ocbool aector of lbe panel.
intorest, Input and suppor\ of all theae The head ol Che d-committee for
groups." the. last overrid'e,. Ace Erlcltaen, will
School OKs
Widening
Of Street
~ to act tn that role. i....,. aald.
U the high aotlool boant bock• Mn.
Scott'• request for another election, lhe
current group will become the override
committee, Logan said,
Mn. Scolt, the--Wlfe of Fountain V1lley
Mam Geor~ Scott. appeared berore the
state J)oard last week In opJ)OllUon to the
five-way plan of unification.
Repr~ted at the Ttrurld,ay 11ight
sealon 'were tbe clU,. ol FourUln
Vallei', lluntinaton lleodl and Seol !!each
and tbi Foontain Valley, Ocean Vlew and
Westminster elementary districts and the
high achoo! d)strict.
PLAYING 'McHALE' ROLi
Actor Joo Flynn Dood ..
Actor Joe Flynn ~
Found in Pool
Dead; Probe Set
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-~ ~~ nlgbt "COQk d_ldn't work Wedne.day
niaht bul allegedly returned al cloolng WFTHOUSE • Eront Pqe J Summer Sale Con.tinues
time to put the ....tpts and che<ks In the unlocked noor safe, which was part of his • • F ..... P,..el job, poUce claimed.
Police said the suspect had been worting at the mtaurant for about three
monthl and the manager rated him as a
pod employe.
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afterward. 1
"He was tops, there was no question
about that," says Hy Se.a man, a planllt
and leader of several Orange Coast }llu
groups.
A bass trombonist, 1.lr. Lofthouse WU
widely known in Southern CaWomil,
ha\ing headed the Pearly Band, hlt own
group at Disneyland for :teven years.
H~ formerly played with Lawrence
Welk's C'hampagne Orchestra, .appeartnc
with them for 13 years and at one time
haJi his own ABC. TV forum In Los
Angeles called The Hunfy Gunly Sllow.
During his Disneyland tenure, Mr.
Lofthouse became lnvolved with the
amusement park's management progr1m
aOO wtlen Disney World opened in
Orlando, Fla., be was sent there for a
time.
FAIR •.•
Dimensions
2 p.m. -Steven.Family Musical Group,
Bamyant Olpnptci
3 p.m. -Diliper Derby, Dance Center
West VarleUes _
4 p.m. -Vagabond Band, Aurora NellOD
Quintet, Slyte Show
Sp.in.-Y-We Sinpra, Kingdom of
Dance Varietiea
7::111 p.m. -Skllea and -a: u p.m. -Les Brown and Hia Band of
Renown
Rites Saturday
l\1ost recently, he was employed 11 -F G Ad
business represenl.'ltlve !or Musicians' Or eorge 8ID Union No. 7, Santa Ana , whose members
v.·ill play at his funeral. Funeral services will be coaductat
He had been employed .. a musician Satw"day for George Adam, 75, of S..I sine~ he was a youth and wu Beach, a ZO..)'Mr IC'COUIUnt ror tbe U.S.
particularly •·ell·known in the Los NIY)' who died W-y .
Ange.Jes 3tt.8, said bis wife JeaMe. Mr Adam 1220 MoaUdto Road Is
They had lived It 409 w. Bay 51., Coota ..rn;,..i b/ bis wife Iaabell& Adiin·
Mesa. for 11 years. Survivors alJO include daupten, Mn. lslbeUe AreoU: of
a soo Peter K. ~. of O>sta Meaa. llldieoralt Mn Sboila Smid> o1 Lquna daughters Mn. Carolyn llobbo, of Beach and .,;.. ......,,_ Mclan of
Newbury Parlt and Barbera Lofthauaa, o( . -·-N•w York · his mother Mra J·~ Le111n World, aevm ...-i and ' ' · w-two lrilt...-.ndcllUdren · otstm Mn. Lofthou'l', of Van Nuys; a sister, Mn. ~r Mac:ia1 ol RldgeCrut, Mri. J.0.
Ruth Houman and two granddlildnn. Fonot ol 5cotland and Mn. Mary Hall of
Colson Suspended
BOSTON (AP) -Olarles W. ColO>tl, •
former presidential aide convicted of
obstructing justice, has been suspended
by the state &preme Judk:!.al C.OUrt rrom pract.~ctng la\I{ in ~1assachusetts.
EncJand.
A natlve. of Scotland. Mr. Adam was
put maaer of Indian Walll ·valley
Muonlc Lod«t No. 1191. Olarles Keene,
Jr. ol !!le MM<Jplc Lodge wi1J.. olllclate at
tha aervlm to be held al t p.m. •t
9'effer Lipa Beech Mortuar y.
Interment will lollw al El Toro
Cometery.
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·= Hand Tufted English Glazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage, Hickory Chair,
Shaffer Bros., and many many more now reduced. . .
DREXEL-HERITAGE-HENREDON-WOODMARK-KARASTAN-BAKER . .
WllKDATS & SA TUIDA TS 9:00 to l:JO
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LAGUNA BEACH •· ~S NC>RTll l,;Oi\.'i'T llY.'Y., •.wi
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DEAR PAT: I would like to find out
what is involved sct:iOlaslically for a
Licensed Vocational Nurse to upgrade to
a Registered Nurte. I've .heard varying
stories for several years ·regarding
further education, testing and challenge
requirements. Could you al!IO tell me
where r might write to inquire about
these requirements and the state's
testing procedure?
· A.R., Cotto Mesa
The lnlonnadoa yoa've lteard v.rie
bec.ue the rtght to cblle•ae RN
COlll'IH bl bated on wbtl yoar particular
college 1llows. 1ccord.ln1 to MlcUel
Bagy, &.N., e1:etatlve seerdlry of Ute
C.Ufoni. BNrd of Narlhlg EdDCltloll
1nd Nlll'H Reslatrat.... The lllUI
procedare f• 1n LVN pba1 l:Ue 1a RN
progr1m, O.gy says, Is for tl9e ....
to complete reqalml ltdvaDced RN
(Oll11el In mnlng 111Nl leieDtt. Sbt lltea
may submit ber Wl•ICl"lpt of eredlts to
the board, and lf requlremnt1 ire met,
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the Ucustar eum may be tobo.
Compkle i.tarmadoo may be tbtaloed
by writing 10 the Boord of Nunrjq, I"'
( N. St., Room "8, Sacramento, Clllf.
15114.
ManDres
l .nFrantic
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Fire Hunt .
A man who rushed through his blazlng
East Orange home ln rranuc tearch of
his wile -and lwo daughi.rs. died today
after belne overoome by 1moke.
Orange County fire olfidal1 uy Frank
Paqueue, 42, of 18122 Romelle St., gave
up his life In the fire hcl that his famHy
managed to get out unbanned by another
exit.
Paquette was reported dead on anival
at Chapman General Ho&pllal shortly
after the 2: 13 a.m. fire. The names of the
other members of the family were not
immediately available.
A spokeaman !0< the Orange County
Fire Deportment Aid tbe 115,000 blue
Is believed to have ' been started by
car.I,.. .-in,. The fir< ataned In a
couch ln the ramily room of the cme-atory
dwelling, hers! through the attic and
rool, and flashed Into an Inferno ..
1be ftre department'• sbotelman 11ld
the apparently aleeping P:aquette family
wis alerted to the fire by neighbor Jim
Laurie, 18132 Romelle St., who a:mtlled
the smoke and pounded on their door.
About $400 damage WU done to an
adjacsll borne but the ~re deportment
could not conflnn wbetber it WU
Laurie'• residence.
Kissinger,
Nixon .Talk
On Cypress
UC Irvine Offer
$6 Million Low
By DOUG FRITZSCICE offering it to the W1iverslly at a bargain
nt .. o.ltY 1•nM "'" price.
A new UC Irvtne offer for purcha5e of Rhodes said he could not con!'lmt the
Orange r.ou.nty Medical Center for use as amount of new university offer, but said
a teaching hospital Is likely to be it v.·ould likely be unacceptable to the
rejected by county s.u p e r v I s o r s , supervisors.
Prelldent Nixon discussed the Cyprus according to a county source. None of the supervisors had seen the
erlsi.s todly in San Clemente with ucr oegotlators reportedly offered $3.6 proposal, he said, but tile figure was
Secretary ol Stace Henry Kminger · million for the Medical Ce n t e r • s "much lower than anything the county
In his busiest day since arrival at the equipment, $500,000 for acquisition .of the can accept."
Westen\ White House Friday, the site and buildings, and an additional sum Regardless of who owns the OOspitaJ , ~ldeat also met with Neil A. for consumable supplies. he said, the county will still have to pick
Arlnltroog, first man to stand on the Negotial:iom are apparently at a stand up the bill for care of indigent patients.
moon. and signed a pledge of cooperation off, with the county asking $9 million and "They (UCI) have been telling people
between the United States and Spain in the university previously o f f e r i n g 'why dosn't the rounty just . i:::ive us the
promoting peace and the defense of the $500,000. hospital since ifs such a liability?' but
West. UCl-C.Jifomia College of Medicine we·re going to keep the liability even if
'Ibe document was initialed in Madrid Dean Stanley van den Noort refused to they have coolrol," he said.
earlier UU moiitb by Kissinger: The comment on the actual price offered the The county loses between $4.S and se.s
tlgninc ceremony in Nixon's office at the county. million a year on the Medical Center, he
Weetem-White House was be l n g "Our negotiators made a presentation said, and is forced to pay higher cost.$
dupliclt.ed in the.8panisb capital. ~our position," van den Noort said. "It because it is used as a teaching hospital.
lovjed to Witnesa the signing here is one -that, t feel, we can take to the/ The wtiversily has used the medical
were JOlquin Cervino, ~·s charge board of regents in good conscience. -center wider an affiliation aireement
d'aftahti in Wubinglm, ~and Andre ''The proposal is now in the hands o( with the ooonty since 1968.
Drake, Spanish CoosuJ General in Los the county ud they are going to try to The medical school operation, he said,
Angeles. • get the feeling of the board of ~ between 10 and 40 perceflt more
~ was to present President supervisors.'' than if the lt1edical Center were simply a
Nlml wtd!: a plaque signed by all the An official answer is expected within county hospital for care of the indigent.
ApGUo, Gemini and Mercury astronauts about two weeks. he said. Primary cost raisers, he said, are
to ocmmemorate the fifth anniversary of The medical school negotiators made special care Wl.its such -as burn ·and
the hisloric voyage. the new offer after a presentation last ~ant sections and the additional
Armstroog, DOW a professor of week to a board of regents subcommittee staff of medical interns and residents
mglneering at the University of on 'the status of negotiations. maintained by the Wl.ivers.ity.
Ondnnati, made the first moon landing The UCI offer, van den Noort said, is The Medical C.enter, Rhodes said, has
on July 20, 1969. A spokesman for the "about as far as yoo can go.", more than 500 beds at full operation, but
President said the plaque, signed by all 'lbrougOOut the negoUatio~, th e 2.50 beds woold be sufficient to care for
the utrunauts who took part in the universHr has maintained it needs the county's indigent !;M!tients. I 'Good..,111' Warrat1t!f
DEAR 'PAT: When I Ioli< my 1171
Super Beetle In for Its 30,lllltmlle check,
I was told that the crllnCMt heads were
loose and a !300 to l400 repl!r job might
be required. I understand that oil leaks
are an indk:atioo that the beads. are
loose, and I romplained of oil to the
dea1er before the warranty waa up. I find
that 1968 to Iliio VW ·eog!nes Wen! built
with improper alloys, and l think the
same thing is wrong with mine. In spite
ol this, I can't 1eem lo get any ~tjs..
Germ Killing
Claim Rebuked
SJIOIPllll that t'l1lminated in the landing, control o the Medical Center to properly The county, be said, is paying for
' will be bung In the While House. operate i! as a leai:hing· hospital. -leaching costs which should be home by
'Ibunday night Nixon gave a pep talk Funds budgeted f<ir expansk>n of the st.ate. '
faction from Volkswagen.
C.N., Newport -~
F. W. Deen, cutomer service llllUgef
for Voltaw1ce• of America,
actnowledged tblt tllere Wit 1 preblem
rill the alloy ned II tile eaglMa of Ille.
1• lo 1171 VWI of Types 1, ! ud 1 lld
d.t tbere ft DOW I 11g:oodwfll" ~
of .. rr1ntlet to cover repaln Co ~t ,._r cy1lndor bead 1-lnC Ile Dld
Ille alloy, ......., eDatad la urly
production of tile 1tn Type 1, or tbe
lqUl'fl btd::I Ind fllf. bt~, bat I lltW
alloy w11 ated la tlte entire __JnOct1oa
nm of Saper Beetlet and Type !, or
mlcrM»u1. CoueqoeaUy, yoe wW Mt be
ilvea any 1djaAment for repaln.
Door Cheek Set
·DEAR PA~: I bought a Moore-0-Matic
~ door opeoe,. for $175 from Home
Improvement Services in Costa Mesa on
WASllJNGTON (UPI) -The
mabn of l.raol dlllnfecW!t have ac....i tu stop .claiming that using
tbe product -the house will kill germs that C8Ule Ou, coldll or
ae><e -~ the FedeTal Trade
Commission --today. In additioo, Sl«llng Drug Inc.
d New -i:ort aty agreed tu stop
~ tbait "environmental
surfaeea" around the home -
ainb, -·· -floors and 10 Oil -are a aignificant
SJlrwa of g:enm ..ociated with
crlkll IDd Giber' U:WW• ma1lldies.
The .,....,,...i gmr out of a
~ -again& 'Sla!IPg in tm by the FTC.
Clemente Backs
Election Move
For Supervisor
Nov. 17, 1973. It dMI DOI work properly The San Clemente City Council
•hen it was installed and It took monthl followed the lead of many other aouth
of service calls be{ore the "bugs" were ta! ~~ Orange · 0Junty gow;i: IWllll!ll UUIUC:t lfOrked out. I was told the unit hid a Wednel,tay by endonlng ll'l electiul to
nve-yea r guarantee, but l never received re.pace the late Fifth Dist:rtct Supervilor
a copy of it. Now, the opener Isn't )looald. Caspers.
working again and yesterday a neighbor TUinc care tu 11 re• s hi they do
bad to djsmantle tbe mechanism IO I not want to support 1n:y partiallar
could get the door clooed and go to work. candldote le>< the pool the -I went
Home Improvement Service bas gone out on record to support 1 pro.election bUl by
Of buSlness, so x seems I'm stuck with a Allemblyman Jolm Briggs (R·Fullerton).
'.!stuct" door. can I still get service from Cupers, ·re-elected to a leCOllCI four
another source under the guarantee? year term June 4, ls presumed dead
M.R., Costa Men fo1low1ng a boatlnR: disaster where be and
Cotta Mesa's Moo r e -0-M at I c ntne others dlaappeared. and their bolt
beadqaarten bas contacted yoa to .sunk.
arrange for a servke check on lbe door'• At the wilng ot a 1• esentaUve of the
nieebaolsm. Necessary rtPlln will be League of Women Voters Clolmcibnen nilde aad paria covered -andtr-tlle-induded ·tn their l'notiorl a Matement
P.arantee wlll be 1applled free of cllarge. asklrC that befol'e the NOYember el~
lion, sbould It be •PJX'Ol'ed. .. lnlerim
.12.50 Relmb11t'8emellt supe<VbO< be aAJOinted to help run aouth
:DEAR PAT: We bought a Philco Ford "":Z...~ aipervloor wwJd DOI
cp11!>1C ste~ tn December JJ70, and It take oft1oe wst0 J& 1. .
f""ed glvu'\I us trouble the next Under cummt law Gov. 8-ld Roopn
"'!mmer. I paiplad t~;.5;0_ forto'~-~ c..i,i ajipimt on Intutm ..,. •liar until wrote a COm lh ft:l.ICI J'"""'-Vrll,ll"ll. tbe NoftlDbel' etectklm aftei-which ~ wrote back .,_~ they'd tried lo Reapll'• Mc__. u <memor QOUki
clntact me bet _,; I """ -appolat 1 new ..,,..vi.or tu oerve tmlll
Where I could be reached, but then got no the It'll electlcm 1
rtply. We had trouble apln earl1 In 1173 •
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MISS SAN CLEMENTE
Sue Pechous, 19,
San Clemente's
Fie$ta Parade
Slated Saturday
Jn memory d an Infant boptlsm 2115
yeara ago tn a canyon near San
Clemente, some 200 lloats, bondo, mid
odJes' marching units are ICbeduled for
the 2111 'annual ~ IA Ctilli.utlta
parade Saturday.
The parade, set to begin at 10 a.m. ot
the ...i of Avenlda Del Mar, will procoed
to El Camino Reel, lake a I.it to El
Portal, and di_.. at Plaza Park.
G r a n d Marahal for tile parade Is
P>trict Wayne, iion of Jom Wayne. The
younger Wayne, at 3S, hu taken movie
roles a in Walt Disney producticns rEce
be WU J1 -many with bis famoua
father.
i')ao playiog 1 ~ role In the
parade •ill be the new Miss San
Clemente, Sao Pecbous. Miss ~
19, WU Clowned Saturday at the J'testa
kicl:olf dJnner II the San Clemmie Inn.
A carnival baa been oet up at the port,
with booths and gamea avallable today,
Saturday and Sunday. .
An addltiooal feature of the week""1 la
a .pancake ~ ll)IOl1!01'ed by the
Kiwanis Club from 7 to 11 a.m. SatUrday
and Swlday at Albertsm's perking lot:
1be Fiesta La Cri1tl1nlta
cOOmlelDOrates..Jbe finl_ CJl.tl 1 t I al!_
boptlsm In Califomla, performed by
Padr< emp1 1n me.
The padre du'ista>ed a Rriously m
baby of ao Indian woman. AA was the
..-. the baby had been put Into the
bulbes to die, but the grief-...
-re<rieV«I It and -It to the ~°""Pi -and treated the
dlild .. other JDdlana -fnim • neorllr bill. But_, does not -u
the· boby .Jived.
abd bad it repaired for m .•. 'Jbm there
•as a problem with the needle ad .now
still more .repaii'I are necessary. I feel
!Ome adjustment should be made.
! , J.A., .... vte)I
}D.l. ,Vemldl ef nDct'1 WU
olfolra offl<o, .. ,. -.-.-!ere mlde te eonilCt ,.. after ,_
wrote eo tbe company tn 1'11 ad tm.
Yim' tint bOI WU for l•bar tidy, llDce .;re. were covered bJ tbe warraaty. ne .
ticoocl blll w81 fer pu1I ... labof
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-lbe warraaty luid ..,ired. la Ille ren ot "C9DllUDel' taddactlta,"
ever, tbe company it rebnblnlll f!!,•. lbe cost of the Jut repolr'1 )llrla.
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fDEAR PAT: I ordered !oar BO model
tnln, Baltlmo,. and Ohio rallnJod can
1""11 Tyco Industries Jut Juuery, Al·
~ "1)' 111.50 cbeck --I Jilli doo't ·have the can. My letten and
calls to tbe company let!m to att DO
mults.
J.O., Foaatall Vallty
_ Tyco lra1 1e11t f09f fOllf can.
llttOrdlng: lo the Rrm'1 caAomer
rtlatloM deP1rtment repre1eatmtve,
althooglr a letter from Tyco'• gentrll
111anager said earlier there wu no reeord
of your order, Tbe reprtltD&atlve N.y1
tlle compony moved Ia r-,. and
hired ... """' ,..uhlr·....., 111e mts-up. ,
· ,v,;..,. top featuros to loot !or over the
weekeo:I if you want to see "Sunday'•
Best" tn'tbe Dally Pilot will be-:
I N SI D E , 0 U TSIDE-An:hitects,
plannen, office hardware saleaneo-and
the ---. ---all lake. -at 1-·the modem ~ -ahauld be dealped,
both lnalde and -the plant ....... stories by Dally Pilot atallers, one by
llllary Kaye and one by Sllerry Angel.
BRIDGE GA Iii E -HI g h brldi<-loW
bridge 90UlK:ls like • children's pasUme,
but in Newport Belch it Is the terious
issue of whether the Pacific Coast
1U1h•ay bridge ahould be replacod with
a taller ane or a ltNdur@ llmllar W the
pr-.i -· whldl mtrlcta tall....,,ted. sai1Jag bolll from the Upper Bay.
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detall their ca......., the FAl-1
Pages.
ODD COUPLE-Tony Randall ul
Jack Klugman are featured m cowr,
and In """" story of this week'• TV
... t , the Ile<)' rrn.w. tbe --year-nm
of the TV ""1es which wam't IP""
much of a chanoe of even mattnc It
llw<lqh the finl -· aad'allo ·~~ rundown Oil tbe Jooc history of the .. _
Couple" lheatrie81 ~y In all Its
many vmi<m.
BAJA BO UNC E-Dally PUel
AuiomoUve Writer -ca.rt CantenMll
recerrt,ly toot a trip in a four-wbeel-drtve
vehicle through the boonics of Baja,
destin•Uon San Blas and JOme cood
wavee for surfing. He relates bis off·l"Old
journey of 3,000 miles, notlng that the"'
ii plenly ol beer along the ..,.,, but
travelers ah:JuJd peck •Ion& thetr own
Wiler. On the Travel Pate.
to m anti-lmpeaclunent dinner, urging medical teach.i.DB facilities are hinged to The next county steps, Rhodes said,
his ~ to stand finD because be .. an agreement being reached by ttie are likely to be offering the university a
ls wtnnlq h1s fight to ttay in office and medical school and the county being new affiliation agreement with more •
future Presideita will thank them. ' _ reached by Oct. l. -· advantageous terms for the roLmty or
Nis:oo met with Klssi.nger at the • Without. an agreement giving the seeking pressure from legislators in
Western White House fQr a g~ral tmvenity title to the Medical Center by Sacramento to break the standoff.
revff of international pr 0 b 1 e m s • then, van den Noort said, $43 million in L-
oonstructioo money will lapse. Thr H C h particularly the situation Oil Cyprus since The county, however, maintains that ee urt in ras
Monday's coup. settling for the $500,000 budgeted by the
The Secretary 9! State has been state IO purchase the Medical Ceoller
making frequent telephone reports to •'OUld be giving away public money,
N'min, who approved Kissinger's request a~~ to Ray Rhodes in Supervisor
to dlspot<h 'uDiiersecretar Jooeph Sisco. Ralph Diedridi's office.
a top diplomatic troubleshooter, to 1be Medical Center, be said, has been l Loiml oo a ~ ~on. •Jll'l'lised at 118 millioo and the county is
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from injuries after the bus slammed into
lhe back of diesel truck on Interstate 5
south of Bakenfield, the California
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4 DAil Y "11.0T Fri41J, J•~ 19, 1974 \
Debate on Cyprus Due ·Tod!ly · at U.N .
Surf Way Up
Along · Coast
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -The
new govemmeot of Cyprus was rulh1nc a
repreeentative lo U11i.ted N • * I 0 D I
headquarters today to take pon in the
Security Council debate on Cyprua. Bui
the c:ooncil went ahead with plans to heor
deposed Prelidenl -I b l 1
.-.. ICbeduled.
Council Prealdenl Javier Peroz de
ON THE WATERFRONT: Ao we round
the bend In mid.July ond -!«
August, this is the time of year when odd -'I,;;:'.;
things happen v.ith the moon. tides and
surf along this best of all possible coasts.
We had. !or example, the highest high
tide of the year only last night., when the
waten of the Pacific l'06e to 7.1 feet al
pfecisely-8:59 p.m. This kind of ccmdilion
can cause problems.
Two sailors plying the waters d..
Newport H.-attempted to negotiate
pas..age beflealh the Coast lllgbwoy
bridge at 9 p.m. 1bey ripped up their 33--
!oot boat and suffered serious bijuries.
Clearances beneath harbor bridges
tend to vanish when high tides come.
BEYOND 111AT, no terious incidents
were re,xrled from our bigb water at
tlWI writ~. Along the ooeanfrool, lhe
Paoffic took the high lide opportunity to
disgorge it.self ot a lot ol flotsam.
Thus the ocean gave us back a Jot of
old bo~es. bottles ond plastic roam.."""
which we had deposited in it witmut
much thou~ or ceremony at earlier
.
CUellar ol Peru said Makarios would
speak u the "prealdenl ol Cypruo. .. And
It was apparent that UW: Soviet Union and
mMt ol the ciher 14 mem!Mn ol the
oomcil were not aoma to accord
legitimacy to -tram die Greek-led
forces thll depooed Mltarloo.
However, Perea aaid the • new
aovemment's man mlghl be bean! under
a ooundl rule allowlni lhe appearance of
"pcnoM whom it considers competent
... to supply It with infonnatk:tn." He
coiled a lllOnllnl C<lUDCil -to dlaculo the nqueol tram NJcoola.
-guud and the l50 gultd o1ncn rrom l'<Olllllloa ol lhe new rerime In the face
the G'"'t army, arrived In NW Yort ol the wldespttad -of tt In from London oa Tbundlf. He told the llQrnaUonal oommomllJ.
neW1111en he -i. the ......U to • Ono hllb-l'llltlnr Amet'lcm ofllcla1
condemn the -llld -11111 uld the princlpol \J.S. ol>jocllve at the
the ruling ml1llary janla ID -IWll lo to prmoot war -· M 4 It A.RI 0 8 , llllO .... Ded Iran wllhdraw the gultd's Groek otncen. The 0-llld 'l'llrby, -annlea have
Cyprus on ,.,_,, U the lolud WU archblshop apporenlly believed !hat die -an the olerl lilJQe M...,,.
lWll ...,. bf Ill 11,llOlknali natloaol rebellioo would then ..u.i-. · u-.y ot Slala Jooeph J.
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. A dral noolutlon ~llnc ._ Slaoo -In London, lr)'lni to modlata
memberl ol the ti o a a e 11 demended the ditterenoe. between • ..._.,.,,,
wllhdrawol ol "f«elcn mHllary l100lUon and Brllaln'o a1JanmG with
pe...,,..l now ll<l'Vlnfl In the natlallal Matarlos, the otnclol In W ......... Aid. I
flll&rd" of Cy pr u 1. The G ••at Slloo mo! with Turldah Pnmler Bulonl
go•ernmenl lried to -11111 of!,,wllll a E<evtt and Brllloh Forlegn Soei'elary '
promise to the CGUDciJ of 1lle Norill ' James Callaghan and WU fiYlnfl to
Atlantic 'i'Mly Organization in llruMls Athena and Antara -Y·
that it W'Oald atart "replacing'' the
oflicerl wllll a ........... of Greeu in a DIPLOMATIC comtpOllde!ia 0 I
few ciayl. B!ll .-rven ......i the! Brltlah -pen speculated lhal Slaoo
tltll -maile m ~ In Ille waa advocallnfl a parUtloo of Cyprus
altuailon. . betWEdl Ille Groot Cypriot majorlly and
DiplGmall uld the -Unloa wu the Tmtilb Cjpriol minorlly, l with.
imlstlng on cmdMn•lng Gneoe, wtiile • Makarios left In Hile and the a.-
the Uniled SI*-wu ...,-In naming oommunlly free to ..ut< wllh G._.
Ila NATO ally m •-l<nilory H l!oa Tho TurU -.idly -.Id accept ba!ea k cooslden vilal Tho ........, oaJd lhel propoaal l1Dce they have i-.
Brtlaln also wanted "Ill' c o u n c I ·I advocating H ever l1Dce lhe lint
reoolullon to recogoise Mltarlos ao the -&OV"""""' of Groot and
legWmate preoldenl of Cyprus. 'nlnlah Cyprloll -· down men !bin
IN WASHINGTON, state Depar-.t
ofllclolo sald they believed Mlllariol'
chances of relaiolnfl -In Cyprus were eldremely remote. But Ibey oai<l
the Nlml -wao wllllholdlng
a decade flO. Bit G....,. and the Greet
cypriola have r<pealedly ond .-..... 1y
rejected partition, ftgurtng that
ultlmatoly the 4 to I mJJn«leal
advllllage of the Greek Cypl1ola 'will
IChleve union wllh Greece.
times. ·
laJ«i-time O>ast Watchers b a v e
lamented in recent years tbe IOSI of
greol telp· beds Iha! used to lie oulside
TURKISH LANDING CRAFT SAILS THROUGH MEDITERRANEAN TOWARD CYPRUS
Bottle Floets S.llecl In 1964 ancl 1967Too-But No Wort Took Piece
Pan.el Draws Up
Impeach Articl~
the surl!ine ott places like San Clemente,
Laguna Beach or Newport. Bui ogaln
ll!lOll this high tide, lhe Pacific proved
Iha! kdp does. still live as II dumped
great dnmb of the sluff oo our beaches
last rugl)t.
~ we bad a 4.5-loot high
tide Ibis morning although ii will be
another seven-looter tonight at 9:45
o'dock. Please do not try to pass beneath
any low harbor bridges aloog about that
lime tmtighl.
AU this high Ude business has diverted
scme attention away from the ..heavy swi
experienced earlier this week.
Measunld by the eyes of lh>oe
experien<ed In such matten, k bas been
estimated that waves of six to nine feet
were tWigbl:lng the au r ft n a: let
W-y and 1hen lhe biggieo ,....,
away when the aforementiOned high tides
artl-
TIJinois Propane Tank Car
Explosion Rocks Citizens
DECATUl\, Ill (UPI) -A ......... TllE BLAST AND !lames were
tank car esploo1m fell 40 mlleo away ...,,.n.d to-have damqed an annex or
rocked downlnn Decolur IOday and railrood hotel -the yard wllere
-eva<UatiOn of ... -'willoin trainmen -Peru, lnd.; SI. Loula and throe oqaare milea ......,. b bunoing Chl<qo ol1m opend b nighl.
Norfdt and Western Rallrood yud. . . A fire ....-i .......... oaJd two
Miraculously, Ihm: .... .. -11 ""*· -ooillalnlng llqnld -and
reporla of dealhl. N. -lOI -the Giber LP pa, -In the ...,. lftaled for Injuries al two Decola' ,,._...,..,tout c;her clangerwa...,
booplail Wot can..., __ to ataJ.
-'"We bne • r" Id here md bn
THE UNINlTIATED often 8* how GOV. DANIEL Walker callel ~a milt have -many injured," sald a SI.
the &allng Set knoWI wbea floe big . of Ille Army Nallonal Guard to a.1st fire Mm7°I lloopflal "'°"9nan B y
boomer:! are goJng to arrive oloag our and pliloe of!ldall 111l1lm•mco Ill. Mary'lill!il Decalur
eoutline. Min !ban 4ve hours alle!' the S:OS M-11o1P1a1 bad U..tod mor<
Wefi, you can f11!1 as many.....,. to a.m. uplool<ii, lb...., battled n.m.. !ban ltlG I*-many of -ouf!eling
!hat one as you kMw sUr!Ors. I know tJii> ovor a blo<twlde area -Ille yard = flljurles ~ bf bona ar Dying one waterlogged-type who dai.ms the llll'f while police directed evaaa:atba of the
will come up wtoen an old San l'raDda<o bo-clisbicl of this centnol IDlnolo At --were f1ow!1 to Si>rlnlfteld
cable car lol:en he canleo on a llrillg city of tl,500. for opecial --ID the bum umi of a!llUftll ls neck turns oreenlsh. A .....wy al lhe railroad olfice ·Mid Memorial lloopllaL ·
!\think Middle Son figures the surf is ''some propane can ezploded'' but that
on the riae when hit: right big toe adlel. the ertent. ol damage was yet to be
Som! ....rt thal om! conditioas am be delermlned.
detommoed by lbe smeU of !be sea. What Earller, a nllmod i!pOk<nu oalol,
odor! Who toows? '"Ibe railroad yard · ii •1•••w.e1y
Others, however, lib Newport Beodi qulled, al 1eas1 a dly b1oct oquan." Marine Safety Din!Clor Boll !teed, uoe
the sciffllific •-ch. Reed plols storms at oea off Baja CallfonU. ,,_
~give us hfgh 111.S'f IOrDetimes, be
assert.s. For eumple, Reed II plotting
one of these Pacific tlckupo rlghl now.
.He predicts we could be in for aome JQ..
foot breakers this veey weekend.
Two Cosmonauts .
Return to Earth
THE Alll!A WHERE Ille h I a st
occurred lo moolly lndullrlal bul lndudes
.....,.. tniler pub. Tho dowiotown area
ls lncaled about 21> milM tram the
nllyud.
747 Jet Loses
Wing Section
Russ Police
Equipment
Show Stalls
WASHINGTON '(AP) -Ao'Secrolary
of Commerce Fndrict B. Dent goes
before a Seoate paoel lnvelllgatlng
export cootrW, mme American finnl
are ~ to he backing out of a MoScow exbibilim of aophilllcaled police
and crim1ooloO equl11•Wd
AD e i: e c u t l,v • ol. a New' Jf!l'llt!Y-
oompany Iha! manulaCtum mobDe
crime .... aald Cll ~ bl fD •
telephoae call from -. lhe ...... of
a Chk:igo nnn -lint ~
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tho -~
Judidary Committee bas lraoed the
evolulloo of pollllcal IPYfDI by Preoldeol
Nilon's White ·House staff from deep
concern over leaks about nod.ear ann1 In
. 191111 to the Ellsberg and Watergate
bftal:1DI.
In five volume1 -which form the
second illltallmml In Ila releue cit
evidence gathered In Ito lmpeachmenl
inqrury -the oomm1ttee described
incldeoLs of wlretappln11 and
survelllanoe of newanen, olficill1J. Sea.
Edward M. Kemedy (0.Mul.), and lbe
Prtlident'1 own brother.
The -Judldary Cam!Joltfet '"l*t
traoed the hlatory of Wblle -
IAllWlllance tram early Moy, 191111, -It aald Nlml-.... a·_.., of
wlrelapplng of -and ........ su-'<d ol lnvolvemeot In ,,.... leab.
One leek Involved lbe U • S •
N. Korean Guns
Fire on Jetliner
Full of Children
_ AS IN IWWER -, the HONOLIJW (UPI) -A -
oommlllee simply pve Iba lnlonnalloil·-Alrllneo jetlfner, fired upon bJ Narih
II bad received, but llale4. DO KGftlm auilalma!t -landed -'J ~t.n:':-hearing........;. u;--1oo1ay-1e ..... v• ~
comm1tt.. ls meetlnfl -y to begm • The WI, wlddo -llllly wu got hi!,
considering opedflc a r 11 c I e 1 of _wu_the larpl of .,... !ban 30 .-.,
Impeachment drawn up by lls staff. after laldng off tram b -ltlmpo
· ( IN SBO!R"' ) ~";!~'i' .. wi ::-~;!l.; tr= •coordilc to the Kli'ean -'-------~-··_•_• __._ by June 'ZI whether to recommend "Scm~ ol the girls ....,, ICll'ed," •Id -NJxoa's Impeachment to the House. Dale l.DClanan, 17, a youlli ....., 1-..
for the lrlde -bad • x pre II e d In relaled-deYelopmeqll: !mn Malayl)a. "Moll of 9"ln _,,
th canoellatlans. -Tbe proaecullon I n t r o d u c e d praying."
concem over e handwritten nolel of Calllorn1a U. Gov. The jel · waa on a special IUatil
ParUdpalloo bf U.S. c:omplllies In lhe Ed ReinecU Into evidmce al Relrwh'o chamred by the American Field Servloe
Aug. lf.21 show, "-lnJu '74,'' bu perjury !rial. 'lbe DOies elloblllhed daleo lnlemMloaal ocholanbfp .,...,....,._
-allacted by ....,. .. m.1 crlllcs of ot coavenallooa belWem Relnecte and A deleme MmJstry ....,.._ aald Ille
the NWm -lnlllnllloa'a de I en t e former ~ genen1 John N. plmie-oobot •-oj lhe Ran Rlwr
policy -aoy the equipment oould ha Mllchell, bat iald -an 1T1' -cw eetu.y, 40 mAes ... 111-of Seoul. 11oe
' . -the ouhject ol lhe ........ perjury = recJon lonns a -"--
uaed against -la ln lhe Sovlel WUD'l mentioned. bet.-the two -·
Union and other O>mnmW naUoao. -Preliderot Nilon vowed to defeat the 1«tman •ii 1loe -toali ~
impeactmeot move and terVe out hil full about 15 mJnal.es .tier' tateod.
tenn. He lpoloe by long distance He aald !he cna -and nm>bled
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Tho -bas
tel._ f""" San a.-, 1a a c11nner and Ille p0o1 told.,._. to "teep
held bf the Na!iooal Clllzeas Qunmllh!e • calm. Do not panic.• ALL THIS SCIENCE is grand •
Everybody bas their own system they
swear by. I even have my own. _t\f ter l\'lission SYDNEY (UPI) --A Pan ~Jei:lod llrip mining blllJ favored by for falmeu to lhe Prelldeocy in Lod<man Did ..a of the -·
Wuhlngton. _....,.ware ol--~-
I predict surf ccnditions from a
•antage poinl aloog Pacific Coos! Pa~~..!!JRJ -Sovi~~ COllllOll&Ull Higloway ·~ • .,...~, and Y= Arlyuloltln
Juot siand out lhere aod oount Ille sardy 1011-landed their Soyuz 14 oopace-
nUIOOw of Voltswngens nuhlng by wtWch craft on the st<ppes of Kaza.khatan to-
haVlO surfboards lashed lo ·the roof. day, ending a --k --lf you I!" very many \vltfi fourboaiil> ~\he Salynul-3-space labonotoey.
on top, It's going to be a very large day 1be government newt •IS'C1, Tass,
along the ...rune. said the two men guided their craft In
touchdown 124 milea IOUtbealt of the
Tanaka to Canada
f1ITAWA (UPI) -Japanese Prime
Minister Katuei Tanaka will visit Canada
r.. -dap begimlng Sept. 23, Prime
Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau said -).
~alkoour laiinch pad where ihey began
their filght July 3.
The night was considered a vital test in
preparation for next year's mamrd
Soviet·American space mlsskm.
Popovich and Arlyukhln ....,. ~
in "good" condition after a ~el'J ..
team reached !ham.
Americm 747 jumbo jet loot a ,.,...... of the ooo1 Industry and
-of Its wing flap during tis" . final s,.,...m lo Sydney a1rpor1 . enviroamenlalllts and turned 111
today, alrlJne aftldall aid. aUl!JlUon to a comprombe.
Tho IJ -!eel bf 39 Inches The -llnt -c1ewn,-255 to 151,
aluminum flap -away (rain the oa Thundaf a , bill Iha! -id . have -= .t!'lr.:t1~---!:----ellahllshed ttlattftly·11111d-llrlp-mlnlng
...,.,._nnc at J 000 feet over standards. 'Jbeo It refec*d. 331 lo •· • heavily~......__ of bill by --lo ...... ClUt
Sydney. . atrip mining oompletely,
Tho cap1a1n of the aln:nft oa1c1
the -.... llght and -ha .. -to .. ..-. lie oai<l
Ille .. of .. flap, -tram
mwllllintag lhe wine -wbn tbl flap IDOftl out, did not
aflect the~. lanolq.
e1.ep1 AW
The S..U.te bu pvm lfnal --el ._. to a -dehaled blll lhat .,._ tllo ledenl
_.,.of lepNid to the poor 1Dlm: an
lndependenl ~ ...... -.
Gull Coast States Wet
The Senale pwed the m-, '71 to
It, 'lbunday and aml II to Pnlident
Nixon, who bad vetoed a bill aa tbe same
oubjod in 1'11 cm .,.... ta ......,.
over Ille oorporatian would be anduly
limited.
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Flash Flood W ar~ings Post,ed in South Dakota Area
Te•ttertltt1l'f!s SyU.t"'11',_l~I Tem9fl'llVl'ft tw ,. wr w lod
.ndll'lll 11 • •.m.:
f ' ol
NA1t0NAt Wflllllll NIYl(l fOll(A'I .. ,,. lal 1 •IO• J1t
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NEW YORK (AP) -~Abraham
D. Beame says he blew In' 11172, wbeo he
was comptroller, lhat milllona of dly
dollar• on dfl)olll In bonb ...,. not
tilled In bis i.cords. Bui be dlllen with
an oullide audll on the amount .
'lbe audit, Ille leCOOCI oomm1asloned bf
.,,_,, Comptrolle< ~ J. Ooldln,
Indicated ... ~ 11111 ---left -to become IOl)'Ot ... Doc. 31,
111'12, bn -$4$ mllllcn more oa = than WU reatllered In bis
He c:lalma only .. mlDloa ....
Jlllallnr.
ev1et Acttteic.
SAIGON (UPI) -Communist lnoopl
overran lwo key ,._,.,...1 bueo
tod1y, attacldns uncle!' the hea-
ftllinl bamopo llnce the 1'73 .....
fire.
Mllitlry llOll'eel d IU'd lllMtlt
lnoopl retnoled under hoaVJ altact
tram Ila 'Inch, II mlleo -of ·Ila =· and tram -....... mileo ·~ of i(aillml Cl'1 .. the --1 highlands.
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Hec•l!I 1be pflol .--the! -VICE PRESIDENT Gerald R. Fold , "meobanlcal dlfflnlMlel" bad oocumd
said. In Grand Raplda,. Midi., It wu and lhe plane wu rolumlnC II> Seoul. -hie Iba! dllferinfr lranaCripla Lockman uld Giiiy !Ive group .-0 would be mod!o ·o1 pr eo Id en 11 a I were told what bad taken ~.
m....-and no ..,. could be 100 'lbelma Brown of New Ycllli:, Ille
per&nt-sure lfbldl Ve'r'lkiil are ~clil~;-.-khhe-bad 11no ctae" ttm--
accurete. ' the plane was fired on.
Bead 'em llp .
Cowhalllla drt>l• 373 buUd•Hlnl and roplllg 1teer1 down a frontage
road on lnlefltale 23 Tflursday In Cheyenne, Wyo., !or u11e In the
world'• riches! rodeo, Ch~ Frontier Days which begins Sallll' ,
d1y. Tfle steers were drl-en IO mUea for.the.fair. ·
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Help_ • Ill
"Neighborhood Watch" II the name Huntington
Beach Police .Chief Earle RobltaUle h11 attached to a
new conceipt in community involvement. The idea ls to
enlist the helP, of several responsible citizens in each
neighborhood to work with the pollee department u
cgmmunity crime fighters.
As volunteers, they would receive a minimum of
eight hours of police training in such fields as crime
detection, health and oafely lawa, and emergency help.
They would not have any more authority than an aver·
age citizen , but police feel their training, and commit·
ment, might help cut down some kinds of crilne that
plague local residents -sueh as the siaggerlng fl.7
million armed burglary loas.
The program, scheduled to slart in September, ha•
tremendous potential as a community benefit, but It also
has some major pitfalls police aeed to watch. If ir·
responsible people, or people who abuse their position,
are selected to work the program, it will create mistrust,
divided neighborhoods ana-a furtl)er lad< of respect for
police.
Properly set up and tightly controlled, It deserves
a trial run.
Clearing the Air
Cries of police brutality, even though they rarely
end with any significant result, always cast a shadow
o( doubt over the department so charged. Fountain
Valley's IJlen in blue are working under that stigma at
the moment as the result of a recent fracas with teen-
agers at a large party.
\Ve don't know if the claims are justified. Police
Chief Marvin Fortin and City Manager Jame• Neal both
Crime Fight ·-
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say their Investigation filled to tum up any solid Infor-
mation that the charge Ls supportable.
Fortunately, ·they didn't let II drop at that point.
Aware that-local police need the support and confldence
of the people they sane, Neal and Fortin have taken
an additional, commendable step to clear the depart·
ment's name .
Insiead of closing the book after their own investi-
gation; they baVe aaked the District Attorney to review
the case and make-8. Independent judgment. Even that
may not totally satisly all parties in the iS1Ue, but invit-
ing an outside agency to review the matter was a po6i--
tive move. IC there are any problems within the depart·
ment. both men have pledged to end them, and they
appear to mean it.
A Big 'Yes' for YES
!fUJ!tington Beach's expanded Youth ~ployment
Service is helptng 40 to 60 young persons find summei'
jobs each week. Some assignments are for an afternoon,
some for a week and others last the whole summer.
. . Employment opportunities range from grandmother
sitting to restauran~ work to trash hauling, and pay
runs from $1.70 to $3.50 an hour ..
YSS officials say teenage job seekers, between the
ages of 13 and 22, are especially being sought to fill
jobs at the new YES office at 520 Pecan Ave., down·
town. ~-addition, pJ~nty of jobs are available through
the onginal YES office at Huntington Center.
We encourage both teenagers and potential em·
ployers to use the convenient, free service. We also com·
mend the YES staff and Manpower officials for ex·
panding the successful program by opening the new
office .
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Kennedy Still Vulnerable Folks Like This
Shoot Prices Up
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Don't Count Jackson Out
·Maude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been rounting on the
· cracked oilcloth table cover and in ber ( ART HOPPE J
It seems some Huntington Harbour
residents would rather have goats
and pigs as neighbors than k>w· nnd
middle-inrome • renters. Animai
fann, indeed.
WASHING TON -Sen. Henry M.
(Scoop) Jackson'• quest for tbe presi-
dency may not be as hopeless as it mms.
At the moment bis chief rompetitor is
Edward M. KeMf!4Y. whose vulnerability
has been re-emphasized by an .article :n
(mcilARD WILS~~ and also considering the national
sensi1ivity to cover-up, It may be that
Senator Kennedy will find it expedient Jo
expand on his previous el:planations.
This, of course, would be b o t h
unpalatable and dangerous, and he will
probably have to Y.1!igh whether silence
is.more.damaging-than expansiveness.
· old eyes was lhe delight of a young girl
"I done U, Jud! I done It !" she cried.
"I saved me $3.95. Now 1 can buy tbem
~mmam cmtalna I been hankering for
all lhese yean.''
Her husband frowned. ""lt wouldlt't be
right, Maude," be said. "I seen bf the·
papers down at
Appalaebia Corners
w h e r e this fella, ·
Herber\ Stein -he's
house.''
111 RECKON you're right, Jud," uid
Maude """""'' "Same with foed, Maude," aaid Jud.
ABC
...... , Gvl ~ ,,. -""'rtW ~ ......n ...... ,... -rttr l'lftlct .. ,,.... .. tlllwww-r.s.-•
......... .....,., .... O.ltr ""'·
"Ulect'telbe )'O'l were coatent with a so,. _ ·-.
' -sack of-flour and !Xent ~Ice of ~g . thi . , and b k to 'th back. NOW you JCot to have a dollar sack-give up .. s cranness go ac e
and a 7keot slice " old ways.
-~Jhe _c_h§.frman of the
President's Council-
ol Economic Advis
ers -says inflation
ain't t h e rovem·
ment's fa u t. It's
our'n."
"But we ain't eatln, no more, Jud." "l'll try, Jud. But I don't reckon a 50-·:0I---cent sack of nour "'Ould last us from .,But we're buying more expensive food breakfast to supper. Meantime," said
"What did we do nOw. Jud?" asked
Maude, her should.ers sagging.
"'We been living too high off the liog,"
said Jud. "We got to cut back. Trouble
is, "·e got expensive tastes."
"I hadn't noticed," said Maude.
"See, it creeps up on you," said Jud.
"Now you take ten years ago, we lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, we live in a $6000
one." ·
"But we ain't even moved, Jud."
"l know. Bufwould you be happy living
in a cabin only half this good? See?
Without even knowing it, you ~ yourself
accumstomed to living in an erpensive
on account we got more expensive tastes. Maude, hopefully, "you think I could buy
And it ain't just us, Maude, It's folks my gingham curtains-?"
everywhere. Mr. Harkins, down at the
banlc, he told me he used to buy $50 suits
·and drive a $2000 car. Now he atn't happy ·
less'n he wears $100 suits and drives a
$.1000 car. And he aln 't happy with them
neither."
"Poor man," said Maude.
"'Neal, be11 be wonting'l2tlll suits and
$4000 cirs," said Jud. "It's lllce a fever.
No telling where It'll slop.'"
"Maybe that government man's right,
Jud."
"Sure he ls," said Jud. "It ain't the
government'• fauJt folks got expensive
(tastes-living in expensive bouaes, eating
expensive foods, wearing expensive
clothes, driving ezpensi~ cars. We got to
"AINT YOU BEEN lis:1:f• Maude?'' said :Jud. "You want ·to · --the whole
consamed economy?"
•·well, I still think the government
ought to let me have my curtains."
"And there's another reaaon," said
Jud. "I saw 'em in the window down to
Purdy'• and they gone up to 16.95.''
Maude slowly scraped the penWes off
the table with a sigh. "Well . ma)"be ifn I
keep-saving, some day •.. "
Jud put a gentle hand on her thin
shoulder. "See what expensive tastes you
got? You used to hanker alter $.1.95
curtains. Now you banker after $6.J5
ones. "\'ou sure can't blame the
government for thal" •
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WASllINGTON -What's in a name? ~ An autographed photo of the first
Plenty, if you're collecting or selling ) Nixon cabine't, starring dllbarred former
Watergate autographs, a fad_thaLmay_ JACK. ANDERSON \'i~ President Sp~o Al!!J!lw, costs $200.
soon rival digging up old captain Marvel • . ~ -Apd a picture of Supreme Court justices,
comics or Nazi war aouvenirs. · · bearing theil;. autographs, is a bargain at
A prize bargain in this new hobby is an eounsel, Sam Dash, costs $ I · $50, now that they are deciding whether
envelope signed by indicted ex-Attorney Unaccountably, one signed by his pipe-Nixon can refuse to give up evidence.
General john Mitch-smoking mtncnty colleague, F r e d
ell, and bearin« a Thompeoo, brings 110. \ 1WO OFF·BEAT item.. b r In g
fltSf. • da.v • of· issue AN AUTOGRAPH by f 0 rm e r premiums. One is a 1971 Jetter for $35
Law and 0 r d er Commerce eo---t .. ry and ·Nixon fund signed by astronaut Donald Slayton
stamp. It's only S15. ~·--· that "' I kn of I raiser Maurice Stans, recently acquitted say.mg · · •· · ow no p ans
-Souvenir Nixon in· in a felony case tnvolvilll . world to send the President into space in 1976"
au,;ural envelopes aecuriUes tradu Robert Veaco., CDSta $l5. . .. Anoher is a siwied photo of My Lai
signed in happier It's on a World Trade stamp· cover. That murderer U. William Calley, which ~~ ~1des W ~. 1 ~~ is alao the price 0of a Nixon inaugural goes for $75.
the New York 'nmes Magazine on the serious affairs and thus convey1 an
drowning of a friend , Mary Jo Kopechne, impressk>n of cornPe~..:......H_e._,gn be.
in a car which bad been driven off a debated with on serious terms by those
bridge at.Olappaquiddick Island, M&M., who dls.tgree With him. To the best of
by ~tor Kennedy five years ago. any public knowledge, there is nothing to
Kennedy leads the polls with bis star sully his record.
qUl11tf luster in cuitrast to Senator This could prove to be what the
J .. aon'a more pedestrian appeal. But Democrats will have to have in 1976,
the fact that Sena-- . ---rather than a more-a:lamorou3-figure
tor Kennedy's be-"''hose behavM>r under stress canjn some
havior before, dur-respect.a be compared to President rr:.1c~cc~!:l ~ Nixoo's. Preakli;nt Nixon, too, ~ffered
be made into a fas-some kind of a lapse while unpleasant
clnatinl{ m y 5 t e r y ,events were taking place · in his
story at -even th is proximity.
late date suiitgests , IN VIEW ~f the revivabiliiy of
that potential durin~ Chappaquiddick at inconvenient Umes,
the heat of a prcsi·
dential campaign.
. But we seem to have a new political
tlimate in the country calling for talking
about tilings previously considered better·
forgotten . President N i x o n , an
reconsideration, might have better gone
the hangilUt ~te, whether it was too
late or not.
On the other hand , nobody would have
given a nickel for Senator Kennedy's
Pf'esidentiat chances five years ago. and
since tha t time he has undergone a
considerable po I i t i ca I rehabilitation.
Adverse events, however. seem to linger
in the public mind longer than might
have been though~ five years ago.
The 11mes article leaves th e
Impression that much about
Chappaquiddick was rovered up. 'Ibe
quMtions remain about what Senator
K~y did in the IO.hour. period after
he escaped from the submerged vehicle
in which Miss Kopechne was trapped.
The Certainty of Pri-son
In the U.S., if you commit a .serious
crime you will spend a. longer time in
prison than you •'OUld in England. But
'MIERE JS no point reviewing any of your chances of going to prison are ten
this, nor indicating any judgments about times greater in England than fl!!re. the adequacy of Senator Kenriedy's
performance or his e1.planatioos of it. Reflect upon these two statements
1be•slgnificant point politically ls that above, and you will see why lhe crime
Chappaquiddick becomes more pertinent rate is far lower in England than in
as public apprehensions increase about the U.S. Jt is not the
wha . ls boul t"'~A • dearee cf pw1ish-• coverup and t it revea a uv;,o; ment that is deter-
aceused of It. minative, but the
Senator Kennedy's reaction has been to certainty of punish·
pull 1down the cunain. He says he has ment.
told all he knows, leaving some aspects This is why those j
which he c.annot wholly explain clothed. in Americans who call ·
mystery. 'Mtere are no tape recordings of for harsher penalties
his conversations with his friends before, and lon fi!:e r stntenceS
during.and after_tbe incident.____ are graiiJ>lng_ t h e _ _ ......._,
How heavily this will weigh 00 the full stkk: by the wrong end:--wJi:at aoes 1.
scale of Senator Kennedy 's record is matter how Jong a sentence we prescribe for a certain crime if the odds over· beyond ratiooal measurement· except in wbetmlngly favor no sentence at all?
( SYDNEY HARRIS )
prdfessional gamblera, always play with
the odds : it Is only amateurs who play
against them.
Personally, I am not convinced !hat
pri90Jl really "deters" anyone except the
person who wouldn't do it again anyway.
But as long .as most People think
otherwise, we should at least have a
judicial system that puts criminals away
y,1ith dismaying predictability, as is done
in England. Whal we have now is a farce
that is ferocious in its intentions and
impote,nt in Its execution. No seasoned
Jawbreaker is-fearful of this straw~man.
THIS IS where the hard-line "law and
order" people ought to roncentrate their
efforts, not on attacking the bench for tenll! of the public opinioo polls which he
leads. IT IS swiftness and s; mess .: being "soft" or the prisons for
punishment that deters criminality, not "coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
IN ALL likelihood. Senator Kennedy
1'-0Uld be running against Vice-President
Gerald R. Ford. •'hose present political
aim In life is lo establish a reputation for
solid rectitude. This potential will have lo
be taken into consideration in offering a
Candidate against. Ford.
So Jong as that is the case, Senator
length or harshness. Our harsh sentences chan:es. since (as l mentioned at the
are mostly llluaory if only 5 per cent of beginning} our sentences are longer than
defendants have to serve them ;...00. this in England, and our prisons at least as
5 percent consists mostly of the dumbesl. grim as any in the civilized world.
the poorest, the youngest, the least There is little respect for law In the
experienced. U.S., because the law itself does not Jive.
Where we need refGrm is r it "i th up to its rommitments; Us end la Mt
"toua:her'' judges or bleak r:-isons, justice but c;onvenience, accommodall~n, Haldeman or John envelope signed by the man Nb:on forced W ASWNGTON WHIRL: S m a 11
__ _,E°'hr=lichman, coSt $25. Roee Mary Woods' out 11 Attorney General, EI I Io t Business Administrator Tom Kleppe not
name on-an envelope COflUMIPOl'.IUng Richardlon._ ---------only baa-a-chauffeur--driven-limousine.-he
Jackson baa a cl)ance.
Is other.-eompetitorl,-who-cannot be
extended at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov. George Wall"ace and, Sen. Fritz
Mondale of MWlesota , suffer from some-
thing less than universal ~pport.
but 'o\ittl the whole preliminary a good-lookma recoi:tf. for the d~tr1ct
proceia ol booking _and chargiog-and___llltorn~y, a~~a_nung-away ~ rights
plea-copping and crowded calenders and Uiat makes 1t easier to comnut more the Presldent's trip to Russia goes for An Inaugural cover bearin& the had a chauffeur--driven golf cart at a
SIO. He!' signature on an II-minute blank 11pture of the Preaklent's whce1cr· recent outing. The SBA, in a sudden
piece of tape would probably bring a dealer brother, Don, cost.I SlO. Special pre!JS relea~ after we inquired, insist·ed
fortune. Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski, the chauffeur helped Kleppe on his own,
A BUI of Rights stamped envelope and h1s pred.eceS90r Archibakl: Cox's not the taxpayers' time . , . Salty .:ild
signed by Senate Watergate chief 14P1atures on covers allo fetch $10. Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover recently
politically connected ' lawyers a n d wrongs.
crooked cops and rotten gun Jaws· and all
tte rest of our fouled-up 11-stem.
OIAN•I COAST
was ~ven a $90.70 case of Harvey's Bris-
tol Crwn Sherry by a General Electric
bigwig who cautiously ordered his
messenger to deliver it um plain brown
wrapper so its contenUJ can't be
identified." GE is a major Navy
contractor. but Rickover, wOO was
married three moolhs ago, explained, 1'It
must be a Wedding present I drink only
Jiniiter ale,"
Senator Jackson has devised an
Issue-oriented campaign not dependinR
too heavily on his personality except in
the sense that he seriously di9CUSSeS
A YEAR sentence Is deterrl:!nt eriough
for most lawbret1kers lf they are S9 per-
cent sure that lf they are caught they will
be sent to the· pokey. And a ten-year
sentence Is not effectual it they are 90
percent sure they will tie let off or put on
probation. Professional criminals, like
DAILY PILOT .... ,, .
Hl'I uy this much foi my Bllflha -she'• #Mys m.d to m.Jce
• '• N ' ,,,.,.,,. excinng •••
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To g r.tiiimese orphans to the
· U.S. for adopting parents, ste-
from Pan-Am and United are taking a
week of their vacations to travel to
S&lgon and bactt. The aullnes provide the
travel, hotel and meals. The mataens of
mercy provide the tender I o v I n g
care ... The St.rr11:eon General's annual
report on smoking and diseate was
delayl'd six months, allegedly because of
pressure by the tobacco b a r o n s .
Nonsense. said a fl'deral spokesman, It
was only a "bl.lreaucratlc snafu." Yet,
the report was hasUly cut loose the dity
~fter our query.
Wicka
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"This Is lnformatiOn oo 'o\'hich one can
make an evaluation. 1t should rome to
the attention of the public." -House
Judiciary Committee C'balrman Peter W.
l\Mbtl Jr., D-N.J., after the committee
decided to reveal most of the evidence
received In ICI impeachment inquiry.
"There ls just no one man smart
enough to be :'I domestic Kissinger," -
_ Presidential Adviser Kennetb R. Cole, on
a SUl(l(estion ~!I.it Mmeone of the stature
of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger
be assigned to spur acUon on home !ront
proble1111.
Robtrt N. Weed, PubU.Mr
Thoma1 KeMl, Edi&or
Barbare KrtibicPJ
Editorial Por1c Edt&or
Tho ... torill , .... ol ... ,,..,
PS1ot .ittQ to inlond. -....... rnckn:bf )NlRBtilts m fldr-JllW
divHMicomrntnlaly·Oll m,kw Of ..
l«"Ht by i)tndk:ated eolamntm ...
cutooniats. by pnMdinc a bmn IDr
rudtn' views and by JN'. . .._ ...
newspaper's oplnionl arid ideal •
Clllftnt topiCI.. The edttorill • '. ·-ot 1the· D&ib' Pilot &PPMf _., m CM
-editorial column 1t d"t .. Cl( ..
pqe. Opinion• exjHcwd by tht ftl.
umnista and cal100niltl and Jet1wo
writers are their own and m ....,..,
mcn t of their v\en by '!be Diii
PUot· shoukt bt infwnd.
Friday, July 19, 1974
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Orange ~ountv Too ~ __ .1
Frlday, Ju~ 1', 1974
~righes' Gifts Told ··!
Banned ' I SACRAMENTO (UPI -An_,. Phil W1iaon, 1350 Ralph Clark and !.!00 10 the 1
lkwivd R. Hughes channeled each to OrMce Count y state Senate Democrat I c
more than !20,000 to both suptrvtson David Rik.,. and Commili...
'llepubllcon and 0...-1tk: -·---------·----~---
LOS ANGELES (Al')
NUdl!y on public beache!, '1io)'l!OOllds and part. In Loi
: · Ao(<les hu been banned by I tho a1y Council.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
three·day.10Jd atrilr:e by
Department of Wiler and
POw.,. employes hu cut
power temporarJly to
thousands or --endangering an emphylema
department. which r u 11 h e d
Mrs. Winilzl<y to 1 boepllal.
An emerreocy crew ol atriking
DWP employes who were
alert..! by the r ... deplrimnt,
repaired the clrtutt breakers
and restored power to the area
and Mrs. Winittky w a s
returned home.
candldaloo in Oallfornla THE BEST ~, tlnugli a lobbj<lat for • !Inn ·
JdenUfied u a crA COYer, '!"••"-of .. .. ~ I n.. -· which took effect -y. mekes it a
mi9demeanor for M.)"One over · . , 1 10 years oid to soobatbe, swim
( State
er walk nude in a public place,
a fint ainvict.ion caniell a
muiJDJm senteooe of Ii~
nmlhl in jatt oc a l500 fine ...
both.
UPI~
vtdlm In 00e """" -and
inemipted the IUpply of Water
to city "91!t'VO!n.
Union leaders and DWP
executives were txpeoted to
resume bargaining todly.
Aquedu~t pip, lines
Rlpplyinc 50 -of lhe water supply to city reservoirs
were shut ott for two mt one
hall hours '11lur'lllly. A DWP
spokesman &Oid aJ0,000 homes
in tho San Fernando Valley
m1y be a1rectec1 by eledric
pawer cuts if more eq111pnent rails.
Hot ternperaturfll and
vandalism contributed to the
power pniblems, the DWP
aaid.
~1ore than 7 ,000 of 11,500
DWP workers walked off their
jobs at mlc!nlghl Tlleoday
after negotiaton rejected a
DWP ofret' of 111 elgill peroont
wage hike IDd a O.t perceilt
!ncreaoe In frlnp beoellta.
The unions bid dt!!WIC!ed 12
percent.
* * * Walkouts
CALIFORNIA
Tape Said
'Awkward'
For Rodino
state r-.is -todoy.
,The mysterious billionaire,
whole $100,000 c a m pa I g n
donaUon to President Nil<oo
drew the -Ion ol lhe
Senate committee, pve lhe
CaJtfomia funds t h r o u g h
Dooald K. Brown of Sin
Pedro.
AIDOftl Brown's dieatl b
tbe Robert R. Mullen Co. of W~ D.C., which 'hll
been idenlilled .. J>tO'idlnc ..
overseas cover for CIA 1Centa.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Hughs' -donltiono we r e
t ape reconl!ng considered dlsclooed In camptilgn finance
pct«tt!aUy enlblrrasdnt to records on file today with the
H.... Judiciary Committee office of Secretary of Stile n~•-(~ E&mmd G. Brown Jr. -Pele< ~•u ~ ']l., reports listed Hughes as
N.J.), and a by lllaff aide, is '.'Self'i'mployed."
.._ evidence wl>ld> ·a Ills coolrlbutlons totalled
PERSIAN RUGS ,.._",_ ....
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1be measure was &PJlf'OVed
,,..._Y by tile council in a
lJ.l vote after several weeks
ol testlmooy. including Police
Olitf Ed Davis' warning that
unclad smbalhers on Venice
Beach bad conlributded to • 2(
percent increase in the crime
rate there.
American Civil Liberties
UnP:i attorney E d w a r d
Nimmer said the Aa.u woold
Comedian Tom Smoth·
ers, 36, has married
his high school sweet.-
heir!, Rochelle Robtey,
38, of Genoa, Nev. '!be
first marriage of both
ended in divorce. Tom
has a son and she has
seven children. They -
were 'wed in the UWe
White Church in Las
Vegas.
JHE UNION has denied any
ccjlnecfjoo with the vandalbm
·Strangle
Bay Area ~ panel prol>ing $13,QO but a small amount or ·!
U S , __ .._.~ ~~·-that went to out.of·state NEWPORTER INN, 1107 ........ ... • and saki urUon worten will By fte Aasedlted Preis
immediately ,..tore power In Striking 1£ -buo
. . »•--·-~~-candidates. • -to gtw to the~ AUCOllNC .. 121ll990.291D ,'
wk a resb•inirc mier today---------
agalnot the measure. which he
considel s UDOOMtituUonal..
• Put OK Leslle
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
prlson psychologist .. ,., set up
a meeting between the
father of Patricia Hearst and
prison inmates has been
placed on administrative leave
by the Califomia Medical
Facility, a prison spokesman
says. •
Wesley Hiler, 50, wasp.it on
leave with full pay Jut week
alt« be repe...i prl.!oo
inmafa' -...ia to Rolling smne nllCazlne, k'<.'Oltting tQ
!'!Ill <Mme. deputy dir«tnr
of the Department o I
.Corrections.
e Be Testifies
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A
lt-_..,td San Frandooo man
-l!pellt 13 dal" in jail !Or cm1ea.-o1 can bis purged
hlmlelf by answerll'.JC
qnellinm frun a f!Rad jury I mvllllptiQg the Syr.-
~ Am't! 11111 the I PMricla H_. kjclnepln(.
-1'd Haher-II, of San
i Frmci!co, ""' w...i jl) jail I May 17 after refusing to
Batteries
.4.ssist Boy
In Living _
TULARE (UPI) -Merle
Be\D, 13, is ta1tina: and
eating becauoe ol eledrical
jolt. -to bis brain by two
tiny ba-.Uached to bis -· •
0 He'a been eating better.
he's able to swallow easier
and he's in gOOd spirits•
always," Jack Bevins. the
youth's father, reported
'I'hunda:y after bJ1 SOD fetumed home from the
University of California
Medical -aemer in s a n ---. m ,... unal>le to
tall: « mm, had two
_....,._!nlU
Olftbellum oo June ti. and
they receive electrical
~--ai two be-.
such cases. The union has drivers and lf:beUo famDltr
offered a $5,000 reward for the scheduled a ,_ rally and·
arrest and <mvkiJon. o f
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Depu1mlal. BUGBl!8 GAVE !.!00 tol ~:::::::::::::=::::==========~ nie -.-IWnittee en lloiB«i !. Flournoy, lhel-
vandals ''rwlponsible fur any rnarcll h> the bm djotrid
interruption of wrd headquarten m °'*land todly
po~Js shut elf valves at · ~m:mey~ diet••• tr
the first Los Aogeles aqueduct At tbe urglll( ol 111a1e
-near Newhall about ll:30 p.m. con c i l I at or Thom as Wedne9day, preventing the
flow ol about 30 million gallom =r~ 0~f~ ~
,ol water to atoraae facilities ol Am ... w..-...ted Tr 8 n s f t and baiting operations at a -& ..... _
small power generating olant. Union Divisicrt 19Z met for 1 'k
At the ...my oeaiid Los houn; '11unday, but there was
Angeles aqu<Wct, another no report of (lnigre•.
attempt to cut off tho w.ter n.. -Y strike has forced
was made, but a DWP otftcial more than 200,000 comnuteni
said a burglar a I a r m bilet to their' mre: and cauted
apparmtly scared off the _.....,. rusl>boar Jam• on
vandals. the Bay Bridle b e t w e e 'n
Dan swtnton, a sPokesman Oakland and San Fnmci9CO.
legal end li>onetary al!airs Repuhllcon nominee !tr gov.
voted Ttmaday to sett an ernor, and the same amoun: to two unsuccessful Demo-en•·-by the Ju slice mlk: l\lbernatorial cud!-
~ ol the liod!np of dates -form... Alsembly
i111 yeaNimg prdle of the Speaker Bob MoretU and Rep.
Jmmlgratloo and Naturaliza-Jerome Waldie of Antlod>.
lion Sertice. Another u n s u c c es 1 f u I
Democratic candidate f o r S~b~ chainnan governor, San. Francisco
Wilham J. Ran<lall repoctedly. Mayoc Jooeph Alioto, recdved
told the New York Times that . !2000. .
the tape reoar-coocemed The largest single
testinmy by INS ollicer """ oontribu!ion wu f I , 5 0 0 .
man o . sunmwn 00 enlfr.. Hughes gave thac amixmt to
, both State "Senate DemocraUc talnment be Slid he helped Lea~ George M""""1e of
atTIDf'l m Nerico for Rodino, San Francisco and to a •dtrmer m a bid COOJJXOlulse the a. held .to hlnm' Gov. Ronald
gn!S!ttlan during 19'11 vialt 'Reag111 and raile lundl foe !tr .... striking lnternatiooal
Brotherhood o I -cal
wori:.n Local 1s, aa1d nM111ne
equipment !allure caused by
normal U9e may leave many
more resl!;Jents without ~er.
to tbe U.S.·Mesico border. G<l!' state candidates. ON AN0mER lllrfte lrmt. • Sen. A I a a eraa-, a
diere wu m .._ of SVMMERS AUiO "l>0<1ed Democra~ received It , o o 0 ,
'"IF ONE MORE
traDlilftc met (bl the SI D
Femando art1) went out." a
DWP ...,.... said, "we
would hive to drop ad,
wbieb meam b1ack out ~
....... Wboi .... would be
blaclted DI&, and 10< '-kmg,
depends CD the union."
Jlr'OllleM In the Wlltoi& by 50 in the tape recmding u... 00 while tbe Democratlc nominee
driwn ol the AlrpxUr ..,. anotboc ~ in It'll, he foc State Controller, KenneUt
BJStem. whidJ runs a lhuttle a r r a n g e d . 1 i m 1 1 a r ~ ct Westminlter took ln
-.. ---91n Fnncllco entertaimnent !tr Garner J. l3CIO trom Hughes. .
--AirpJrt • • d rune, 8POdate gen e r a I Conlributioas ol $2.DllO ead>
ctrTW I ...,,. from tbe coumel !tr the H o u I e went to Republlcan ~bly
lliriat jl) the dly. . Jodldary a..mittee, wllidl ls candidate William Campbell of
nie drivers .... -" currmtly ""llkleriag t b. -HoiJliU llld Lao a 11 ra1oe to $50 a Illy, pllB lmpeodmient of President Angeles O>mty Supervlloria1
-$5 ralw fll-ol -candidaW Feie Sd>allonml, the mxl two ,.... • , <line was also serving in John Fenaro llld . Ed
. 'Mle 1 S, O O O·m i m be r 1971 as mmel for a Edelman.
ctrPenten tnion reported subcommittee oa. imqdgration Another $1,000 ftl &fvm. by
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HOUtl 9:30 to 5:30 ·p.m. SatUrday 9 a.m, lo 5 P.m.
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bell!ll freed. pen d·t-q -an
ureuecea:ful appeal, ". s
dill1dmed u a 'fritnell after
t.oll!yiig TbwMlay.
Mark .... paral)'7JIJll fll bis
-i, le!m becaU!ie of I m~ Illness. ·lloct<n ·at
UC. in fact. tlllid they m mt
even have a name for the
One 51-year-okt. woman in a
Sin Fenwldo Valley aiiburb
nearly -during Wedneo-
hid 'beeit '~"ted tn' their \.i we.i-y -• -•e•t1-~-~~.a~by~-~~·~=~·=··=· =~~~gtw~~-to~r...~~Anpl~~ .. ~c~ .. ~"'~ty~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·-.-.. -e VA to Collefre
LCS ANGELES CUPI> -School .Bond The V-Adminlstrati<n
will pool 1,300 "Veterans SACRAMENTO (AP)-{lov.
rep1-ves" on college Ronald Reag111 bu ligaed
-thll 1an to legililtion pladag 1 ltlO ~out the mixups that milllm --........ plagued GI Bill studmta lalt m tho November !lo1Jot. The
year, a VA o ff I c i a I said funds woold be made available
'nlndly. to9Choolcllstridsftr"'P'ir or
d~ -Wlnitz.ky t " b 0
suffers from emph)'!ellll, w11
pt-Ing to give henell 111
inhalailon therapy treatment
when tbe electricity went out.
"I· was confused " Mrs.
Wlnitzky &Oid. "i' w~ scared
and I panicked. That only
made thlngs worse. I kept
gasping. I needed more air.
Everything was closing in."
tmOfl1'0ld -.......... Assoetated General
Cootracllln.
lJoioo olfidals ""' ...ted not to be named uld the
agmmmt calls for an
immediate fl rat.. to '9.75 an
hour, plus -25 cents Nov. 1. ..,_ial fl niloes
will -hoirly -to flt in JunO.. 1m and to 112 in
.hme 1971.
Nor1h<m CallbDia pa!nten
and alrlioe ftillJI ....., are She ca11ed her husband at
work, who called the fitt: also oo strftte.
'"!be vet ...... along with .....,.__ ol --other cmi,.. we hove mode, bllldinp.
wlD lfl!llly impnwe the-;---=----------------~-----.,......,.. &Oid Odell W.
V&lllln chle! VA bmefila
. dintdor.
e C..e Arguetl
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
An -...y !tr a Lao Angele.
.-litallon manager ""' bll client Wll witb!n h I I
constltutlonaJ righbo wbofi he
withheld tapes end letten
received frun the Symbloneee
. Liberation Am'! and the w-·uooergniiind. -
Wiiiiam Lewis, u, ,.,..,..1
._.,.of KPFK, was jailed
!tr oooternpt of oourt and
......i II daJs Jut month
alter refulq to ....... Ider the -·--jurj Q'll!liltb!s. HJs a t to r n e y 1 a.....i the call! Tbunday Won the U.S. Nb>Ut Cln:uit
Oimt of Appeals.
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we announce
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All sale merchandise is from our
existing inventory, We tRink you
will find a good selection to
choose from ·and look forward
to serving you.
Please be sure of sizes-all ~!es
must be final.
Wrought Metal Swing
for Lawn or Patio
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w.tMtr llM!les are bullt or heavy duty
steel -poreelllnaMd lnelde and out.
They wonl burn out -lhrl)' won1 FUii ...
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VOL. 67, NO. 200, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 19, i974 N TEN .CENTS
U.S. Ordered to Sl()w Down in Leasing Oil Sites
The House Appropriatio01 committee
ordered the U.S. Interior Department.
Thursday to slow down lta accelerated
plans to lease olfshore drilling sitet along
the Southern eauromia Coast.
A committee rf!port said there are bolh
economic and envirorunental reasons for
its request. ·
"The committee wants assurances that
the environmental , impact of proposed
leases Is carefully and fully assessed
before the I eases are made," the
'Enormous Crime'
commlttee sakt in a r e·p or t
acoompanyin1 lta approval of a $3.I
bUUoo aPIJl"OPl"laUon biU for the Interior
Department. .
The committee approved Pretident
Nixon's budget n;quests for expanding
the leasing program, but d1rected
Interior Department officials "to appear
expedlti<uly before the commlUee and
ju.ltily the leuina: ol additional acreage
before further calls are made for
nominatkln or tracts which would lead to •
leasing In exctss of threemlllion ~·"
The propo&ed leases in S&"uthem
California waters from Santa Rosa
Island_ off Ventura County to Laguna
leasing in excess of three million acres."
President. Nixon announced as part of
his "Project Independence" drive for
national self-sufCidency in fuels t)'lat he
wanted to triple the federal acreage
offshore that is leased for oil and gas
prOduction.
The budget proposal induded lbe
Doar Declares Nixo·n ,
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Should ~e Impeached
WASHINGTON (AP) -John Doar.
epecial counsel for the House Judiciary
Committee's impeachment inquiry,· said
today he believes President Nison should
be impeached.
"That is my judgmeot as a legal
matter, yes," Doar told reporters when
asked if he believed the evidence
. justified impeachment.
Doar met. with reporter3 a f t e r
·presenting proposed art i c 1 es of I
impeachment to a clOled-door meeting of
the committee.
Most · committee members said Doar
did not specifically reconunend to the
oolnmittee that Nixon be impeached.
But-cme member, who asked not to be·
named, said Doar told the committee
that Nixon is guilty of "an enormou&
crime in the conduct of his office."
If a majority of the HOUie votes for
impeaclunent, the cliarges would then go
* * * * * * Ziegler .Outburst
,
Pair _Conducting 'Kangaroo Court'
I ' I SAN CLEMENTE (UPI) -White
.;J:JouseJ~resLSecrelary RGnald _ztegler
today lashed Out at Judiciary Conimlttee
CJ\lairman Peter Rodlno and Cblef
COunscl John Doar, accusing tbem of
c!arryirig on the impeachment
proceedings in a "partisan, duplicitous
and false way." I Ziegler talked to reporters outside the
Western Whit~ House just before Nixon
signed a joint declaration of principles
with Spain.
He said that "Mr. Doar is a partisan
Ind he has approached this w h o I e
proceeding in a partisan way by drawing
up articles of impeachment four weeks
ago .... "
Ziegler said that Ooar and Rodino were
conducting " a kangaroo court" againat
Nixon .
Doar today .handed out to committee
members a list of articles o r
impeachment.
Ziegler said the White House would
For Developers
ma11o pa111e the ra po.. 1ruocr1pt,.
daled Man:b 21. Jm, wbldl he says ~ .... ·-did not onjer bulb mooer ~ lo Wa&er-gate
coaspirator Howard Hunt.
He aid that lbe partlsanl OD lbe
Committee "had distorted the factual
evidence" and insisted that although
there had been "a lot ol theories and
innuendoes," there is ''no facts to support
the charges" of impeachment.
'"The majority of the House are going
to see that and are going to demand the
facts."
Zieg1er made it clear be was speaking
for President Nixon.
Ziegler said Doif had "slied his ~
of faimesll" and expressed the view that
it was "very clever" that the Democratic
majority on the committee named Doar,
a Republican, as its COWJJe1.
He accused the committee o f
"controlling the release of' material. to
manipulate public opinion.''
Newport Planners Urge
:-Fossil Preserving Law
1 The Newport Beach PI a n n i n g
Commission voted Ttiunday night to
recommend the adoption of a policy
requiring developers lo check for foalls
1before they build.
• The policy, which will be referred lo
the city council, was approved bt a vote
of 5 to 1. Commission Qulinnan William
Bazewinkel cast the oppoling vote.
"I doo 't belieYe the landowner llhoukl
have the city tell him lo slop building
.1t'hile they dig out bones," be explained
alter the meeting. · -He did not comment during lbe
Jug Se'leeted
meeting.
The policy calls for the landowner or
developer to prepare a report on the
likeljllood of Onding faulls an a building
•Ile. If It i. a strong posslblllty, lbe
deveklper would have to consuJt with a
poleaotalollcal expert and ci!Y stall
before and during padlng.
He would alla have to lllop wort If
!...US turned up. 'lbe policy -not
ltale.explldti, who -poy for lbe excavation but •tes that the city may
· r<qui(e ''rea.,...ble ~lures" an the
port of the developer or landowner.
to trial in the Senate, with a lwo-thirds
vote needed for conviction and removal
from office.
Rep. Wiley Mayne (R·lowa), said on
lea*1g the closed door meeting, that
Doar referred specifically to a n
obstruction of justice charge i n
connection with his recommendation for
impeachment.
Mayne's .report, which came early in
(See OOAR, Pop I)
Sign Voting
Posteone,d
ByPJdln~
Newport Bi a1C b plann ing
oornmiml~put off .i: vole oa a·
p._.i otrtct ... ""' ""°""""" Thursday until they can find out how
many signs in the city would be in
violation and have .to be altered.
Commissioners and planning staff
member!! admitted they d<ln't know the
effect of the propoeed controls.
"Some people are saying all the signs
will have to come down and some say
hardly any will," said Conunissioner
William Agee. "We don't really know."
Commisakinen voted I to 0 to continue
the public hearing on the subject until
Sept. 5 and lo have lbe city plalJling ala!£
research the problem in the meantime.
"Perhaps they t'OUld select. a typical
block in each of three•or four !ledi:onS of
town and measure the s i g n s , ' '
Commissione!' Halt Seely sUlfested.
The postponement came after almost
two hours of dlscttssion, including a
pUblic hearing at which a number of
businessmen spoke against the proposed
ordinance.
"I lmpla<e you, ·c1an•t put me out of
business," Dave Larson, owner of the
Harbor IM Motel, pleaded. ''I depend on
my signs." / He-sa1e1-1iinob:ror~ square feet of
signs would have to be cut-to 65 square
feet under the proposed ordinance.
"1 think this ordinance amounts to the
eonfiscation of private property by ~e
government," Jim Edwards, owner oC
Edwards Cinema, claimed. He was
referring to a provision calling for the
removal o( llQnC(lnforming signs within
five years.
"'lbe eitsting sign ordinance is working, tine," Anene • 1 B 1 a c k i e ' •
Glldarian, owner of Blackie's Boat Yard
lf_kl, adding "My ""sign is an extension of
my oenOnallty,
"Verr few boats go up Newport
Boulevard, so I'm obviously n o t
advertising," be sakt in reference to an
Objective of the ordinance that IBYS signs
(See SIGNS, Poge I)
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.. Popeil Trial Set Monday ,
-By ARmUR R. VINSEL
CH "" DllY l"I .. ltlff
Opening· arguments in the murder-ror-
hlre trial of Newport Beach 90Clallte
Elai,. Popeil and her baylrlenif will
begin Monday, before a jury at Las
Angel~ Coun ty Superior Court.
Selection of the paoel was completed
with a seven-man. live-woman jury
confirmed by veteran .1 udgt Mark
Brandler, who was called . 'out or
retire1nent to preside over ,what I!!
anliclpatcd to be a six-week trial.
Prosecuting Deputy District /.:tomcy
Peter Bregman will lead otr In the actual
trial ol Mr3. Popeil, 48, and Dan Ayers,
I
:n, by auulnini an alleged plot lo kill
Qlicago kllchen gadget tycoon Samuel
Papell 'lo lnllerlt a lhlrd of bis Pt10 mJl.
lion fortune.
'lbe toopfe, l1!io had ........ in the Har-
bor Area including one at 511 Ha-IS·
land Road, were 1eparated and had be·
gun divorce proceedings.
Di110lulion of th<! king-time u n I ·on
would have !en Mrs. Popeil out of her
spouae's win: -•
Testimony Is expected to begin with
, Don Reed, of Long Beach, who akma:
l\'ith Robert Peeler. accused the pair of
sollclHng lbem as contract killers in a
'
conspiracy to eliminate Pope.ii.
The trial will be highlighted by tape
recordings made by detectives of
princlplls in the caR, after Peeler ind
Reed went la police.
Jury 1eledio11' Thursday wa1 touched
with an ironic cbe from the past when
one of the more than 200 prospective
juror!! to be sueenecl was c.xcu!lf!d on
specific grounds.
He wa1 the brotber-in-l1t1 of the late
Orville Drankhan who ak>ll.g with Mrs.
Elaine Kirschke was .murdered in a
senulional tong Beach loverst case
nearly 10 yea~ ago.1
. '
I
money needed to offer 10 million i.cres
for lease, compered with approximately
three million acres leaSed in lbe past
year. .
"The c o m m i t t e e has grave reser-
vations . aobut. the practical as pec ts
of such a vastly acCelerated outer
continental shelf leasing program in one
year," the report.. sci.id.
For one thing. the environment could
be hurt considerably by the drilling
equipment and rigs, the committee said.
For another, some holders of leases v.·ait
a long time be(ore actually producing
from them. ..
"The committee does not want the
United States to find It.self in a situation,
similar to the prevlous coal leasing
program, where millions of acres are
leased to companies which d e f e r
development on them in order to reap
greater profits from future price
increases," he report said .
-,;17 ..
It may even tum out Jo be better policy
to lease less land In 1975 and spread the
program out into the future •·so that fair
market values and environffii!ntal values
ma y be attained," the commit tee said.
The final decision on how much
acreage to ofer should be made only
after it is kno'il-n how.offshore production
fit s into the big picture of energy, ho\v
much equipment is available, where
investment money is coming from, and
olherfactors, the committee said.
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33-FOOT VESSEL MAKO SHOWS LITTLE OAMAGE AFTER SLAMMING NEWPORT BAY BRIOGE
Two Min Abolrcl WeN lnjured, One Lo.ing His J1w, In Cr1sh at High Tide . ----------
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' Bridg~
Freak A~cu.knt .4t High Tidt} Injures Two Men
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of ti. DallY ,.,.., 11.n
A 33-foot cabin cruiser attempted to
pass under Pacific Coast Highway bridge
in Newport llarbor at hlgh tide Thursday
night and collided 'with the center span.
The crash crushed the faces of both men
aboard.
The accident occurred about 9 p.m.
just as an unu.sually high 7.1-foot tide
reached its peak, according to the
Orange C.OUnty Harbor Patrol. ,
The owner .P..f the boat MaKo, Walter
Rau, 36;-'Wht. ·1isted his address as
Bayside Village, Newport Beach, was
reported in satisfactory condition today
at Orange County.Medical Center.
His passenger, Merrill Riggle, 44, of
Garden Grove was reported in serious
condition with massive head injuries at
Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport
tOOay.
A witQess , Daniel Grayshock, 19, of
Park Newport
Newport Beach told Harbor patrolmen he
was standing on a hill • behind the
Bl:yshore trailer park about t p.m. when
he heard the vessel blow her horn and
crash into the bridge.
Grayshock said the boat came out the
north side of the bridge with part of the
steering structure atop the cabin
missing.
Another man listed only as Mike
Tevldt, called Harbor Patrol at 9:10 p.m.
and reported what be described as a
runaway boat in that vicinity.
Harbor Patrolman John Martindale
arrived at the scene a few minutes later
and saw two people slwnped over the
steei'ing mechanism on the !lying bridge
top or the cabin.
The boat was in gear and moving
slowly up the channel near Bayshores
Trailer Park, acCording to Martindal e's
report. He jumped aboard, turned off the
ignition and then called an ambulance.
Officers Solve Thefts,
Now Look for Victims
Newj)ort Beach police said today they
may have solved more than 100
bur~laries in the Park N ~ w p o r t.
tipartments with the arrest of four
juveniles, all tenants or former tenants
of the Jamboreet Road apartment com-
plex. ·
-Bui... Detective..-Alike Hletala-sakl-the
department Is now faced with the monu-
mental problem of JocatinJ!: many of the
~ctims of the burJ{larics because none ·of
the crimes had been reported to · police
by the Park Newport security police.
"People would report the thefts to the
security police. The security peOple
would keep a litUe file but they wouldn't
call us,'' Hietala said.
"But thafs going to change," he
added.
llieta]a said additional arrests are
.. pected.
lte said all or the burglaries involved
private storage locken located on each
noor ol the apartment buildinp.
He sakl the youths Involved worked
togethtt and individually and apparently
have been commiUing lhe ISUrglafie! f6r
at least the past year.
"We just had not been aware of It,"
...::'plained Dct. SJl1. Doo Birdsall. ~" l)etecUve!I said they have no idea of
the' value of the loot stolen. ' ·
"We still don't even know who ali the
victims are and problbly won't be able to
find out." Hietala said, explaining that
many have moved away slnce the
burglaries took, place.
Police said three or the persons
arrested are juveniles, 16 and 17 years
old, whose names are withheld !rom
pubflcatlon. The fourth was identified as
Steven Douglas Smith. 19. who police
said has been staying with a friend in Big
Canyon.
Donald Otis, Park Newport security
chief. agreed that there has been a
communications problem with police in
the past.
"[ talked with police Thursday and r
think we've got everything resolved,"
Otis said.
"I've Only been on the job here about
three week!!, but in the past, we would
t.ake our own tittle report and tell the
people lo notify the police. •
"Apparently they weren't doing this.
WheUier the)' didn't want to be bothered.
or take the lime or didn 't Qtlnk it "'as
-worth It, I don1t know/' Otis said . ~
"But any theft henceforth security wUI
call the police for the resident,'' he sald.
In addition, Otis sald·IW!: will meet with
detectives weekly to detennlne. if any
thefts have ~n reported dlrecily to
police without galJ!i tlraugh his office.
'
According to Sgt. Dean Cordell of the
Harbor Patrol, Martindale noticed that
both men were bloodied. Rau had
apparently ·suffered a broken nose and
Riggles' jaw was missing.
Jn a subsequent search of-the boat,
Martindale found the jaw and turned it
over to the ambulance crew which took
the two victims to Hoag l\.1emolial
Hospital. Rau was later transfered to
Orange· County Medical Center.
O>rdell says he believes a \\1ind
deflector on the flying bridge was
responsible for the loss of Riggles' jaw.
The reflector is covered with blood,
Cordell said. ·
The Mako was towed back lo the
Harbor Department. She is usually
docked at Bayside Village in the Upper
Bay toward which Rau was apparently
headed when the accident occurred.
"\Ve're going to talk with the men
further as soon as they're able to talk,"
Q:ird~~:\I said.
"I don't know whether they \Vere not
familiar with the bridge or what
happened," Cordell .said. ''Boats usually
don't try to pass under it at high tide."
He estimated the men were standing
about 12.5 feet above the water level at
the time of the crash. Normally the
bridge has a clearance of 13.6 feet above
the mean high water level, which would
have left the men barely ·enough
clearance.
However, the seven-fool tide rather
(See BRIDGE, Page Z)
Oraage Coast
Weather_
Some high clouds at times
through Sa turday. C h an c e of
thundershowers late ton ight. Not
much temperature change. Highs
from the low 70s at the beaches to
near 90 inland.
Newport· fl.1esa School Dis•
trlct's sum1ner "'usical work-
shop is presenttno "Mary Pop-
pins' 01t stoge next week. See
today's \Veeket1der.
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In Wiretap· Case
WASHING'IQN (API -The J'no.
ident's brother, F. Donald Nixon, WIS ' . wiretapped at hi5 Newport Beach home
for three weeks during 1970 and placed
under surveillance so the White House
could learn If he were connected with un·
savory peopl ,e according to ne\vly pub-
lished testimony.
'The fact of the wiretap was previously
tnov.ii, bot new details of its operation
are contained in testimony by fonner
White House investigator John J.
caulfteld It was · released Thursday by
the House committee studying possible
impeachment of President Nixon.
Caulfield told the Senate 'Vatergate
ammlttee in a private session last
March that Nixoo's• home in Newport
wu tapped and tl>at pholographs were
taken ol. Nlxm and some pel'300S he met.
caullleld's job was to "keep Mr. Jolm
N. Ehrlichman apprised of anything that
appe~ to be of substantive nature with
,....rd lo Wl58Vory people connected,
1bat mlaht be connected will> Donald
NJIOl1."
Caulfield said the Secret Servlce gave
him the name of one individual it had
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Ex-Hughes
Aide Seeks
Depositions
RENO, N<v. (UPI) -John Meier,
former aide to billionaire Howard
HueMs, has filed a federal amt motion
seeking to take deposit.ions f r om
Presidellt Nixon and hil brother, F ..
Donald-ol Newport Beach, for ""' In !c
tax evas.ioo case.
Meier is accused of friling to pay more
than Sl.7 mlllion in taxes in 19S9-70.
check.0 out and fOll!ld lo ho unsavory,
but the name does not appear In the
publlsbed portion ol C a u I f I e I d 's
testimorly.
He said, however, ••after
approximately three weeks, th.! Secret
Service people indicated there was
nothing ol afty autotance coming across
the wiretap, and made a suggestion to
me which J concurred with, that the
wiretap should be tmnlnated. I so
advised Mr. Ehrllcbman and be agreed It
.stDuld be terminated ...
Preside"/ J\1xon acknowled&ed the
wlrotap !list Nov"'1ber and said hil
brother "wu aware during the fact,
because be asked about it, and be was
told about it. And, be approved of it."
President Nixon said ''the IW'Velllm1ce
involved not what he was doing; the
surveillance involved what otbera who
were trying to get to him, perbapa to uae
improper lnlIU<n«, and 90 forth, might
be doing, and parti<ularly onybody who
mlgbt ho in a foreign country."
Caulf'l<)d said during 1919 be had told
Ehrllchman that Donald Ntxon had
traveled to the Dominican Republic with
some businessmen, including an uaoci-
ate ol llowa;d Hughes, John Meier.
About a year later, Ehrlicbman told
Caulfield about the newly instituted
wirttap, Caulfield ,..,.lied_
Caulfield tatlfled that during tbe
surve1llance be was shown a picture of
Dma1d Nlmi with some men at a
California airport, but be could not recall
if they were the same men who bad
traveled lo the Dominican Republic.
Caullleld oald It "baa always hoea a
mystery to me" why the tap WIS in-
llitu<ed at tbe particular lime ii WU.
DOAR ...
Meier has coottnded evidence uled. to the sesgion, wa.s only fragmentary.
iod)ct him was gathered through an He said Doar wu making a general
Actor Flynn
Found Dead
In Home Pool
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor Joe
Flynn, best known for bis portrayal as
the gruff commander of a PT boat baa<
in the television ~riee "McHales Navy,"
waa found dead loday In tbi llwimming
pool at his home.
A city fire department r e s c u e
ambulance cttW J)l'OllOaDC'ed. him dead
shortly after t a.m. An investiptlon was
tmder way into bis death.
A native of Youngstown, OIUo, where
be was born Nov. a, 1934, Flynn .started
his ~ as a-1-year-;old .in an early
venion of uHellzapopin."
He attended both tbe Unlv<l'llly of
Notre Dame and the University of
Southern California, majoring In drama_
illepl tel•pboae tap Oil Donald Ntxon. H• discuAlon of the <vid<nce gat.her<d by ~-it--be-In-the mi.r..ts·ol-.i;e~t inquiry stall and the
jllltice lo bav• tbe d<po&I'*-iw,, .. ~In which ~ pointed. oblain Information about the wirtta111.
After three years in tbe U.S. Army 's
Special Servlceo dlvlstaa and m • d I c a I corps during World War U Flynn
returned to acting, appeartoa Jn 111111mer
stock and l<l<vllloo stlnta. Fl1PD Iller
aald be appeared In more tban lOtl ro1 ...
But after three playa In wblcb be
appeand all folded, Flynn .returned lo
his home town and ran for Ohio State
'
1be moUoo said the President's Besides an OOstJoction d ju 11t I c.e
dep:lllltion is necessary because it is charge based on Watergate, Doar JS
unliUJy be """1d be at a trial on the •xpected lo propoo< articles charging
matter. Nilcm with abute ol comtltutional powers
"'Only be can establish if there was any and C'Ol'ltempt of Congress. -tioii ol lhe INrv•Ufanc.-and the-Door-and-.U... _,.,..,. -ol tbe
Jloptiety md remK!ftS 'tbtrefore, ~ toBlli'.dttet !tiff t.egan paQJDlk; tlle
the pres& has reported that national caae for impocbmem dur:mg a cJmeG..
...:urtty wu concerned." 11 llild. -briding ludiDg ap m• !lie
A bearing oo the JD0tJon Is llCh<dulod
!Or Aue. I. HOUil l'AHEL TUCES
l'reMPqel
SIGNS ..•
should be ooly fa< ldentlfiadlon, not
adv..tillng.
The <Illy speaker in favor of the
ordlnlnce was Valerie Murley, chalnnan
ol the Citizens Envlmunental Quality
O>ntrol Advisory c:ommittee.
"I think it's time the city caught up
"°ith some of our devek:Jpers who realize
tbey have better projects by limltlng the
me of the.Ir signs," she said.
Following tbe bearing, aimmlssioo<n
dllamed lbe pooalbiltty that the ordi-
nance would cause wh:tlesale appl.icatiOns
for variance.!!. "We'd have to review every 1ign in
town," Commissioner Jamet Parker
said.
The ordinance would liml.t. the size of
signs based. on a formula related to
building slr.e. It also bans roollop signs
and limit. the number of s\gna per
business to two on each front.
Commissioners did not in d ica t e
whether or not thiy will adapt the
ordinance tf it turns out that most city
signs would not be affected.
POLITICAL Sl'YING, l'ap 4
commitlee'1 f i n a t dtliberatiaM next
w«L
A Republican member of t b e
~ predicted 00 Tllpnday that
both tbe-commltt« and the Hoooe will
approve at least one article, leading .to a
Senate trial lo detenniDe wbetber Ntxoo
should be removed from office.
Rep. -Nc:Clory (R-W-l told newsmen that three or four commiUee
Republicans are likely to ~ for
impeachment and that it could be much
higher. He said only five d 17 Rtpubllcan
members could be COllllted u deflnltely
~ lo lmpoad!ment ot 11111 tlm<-
At a m«tlng called by the lloua<
Republlw! leadenblp lo de-.tne
where the commltl« Republlauw stand,
McClory wu one of flve members who
either said they were undecided or
declined to give their views.
Tbe others were Re111. Caldwell Butler
ol Vlrllnla, William s_ Collen o1 Main<,
Hatfiilton Fish of New York and Tom
Rlillback of Illinois. Some others
indicated their pM!tlon wUI b e
detennqied by the articles of
impeachment that are proposed.
In related developments on Thursday,
the committee released e v Ide n c e
collected during i ts six-month-long
impeachment inquiry.
· 1a111a1ure.1os1nc by ·oolr 111 \'otell. Yor the out four years, be went
througb a· lleries of llOIHkilled jobs
between acting assignments and . then 1n V~nrTroi!'hr~~·s
-"Hur-Window" was cul from llieliDOI ......
Ill IDlillll lbe George Gobel show Di
tale -11111 tbe J1U9eI be joined the
Joey Bisllop allow.
'!'be following year, ho wu· la~ for
the' commander'• ~e · in :1McHale's
Navy" rand bis Clnlel' 'fJU launched.
His latest role was in the movie
"Strongest Man ln the World" whic~
Salesman Guilty
In-Land Fraud
A real estate aalesmaq, arrested afler
a Newport Beach couple bought 40 acres
ol desert land that dlcl not eslll, bao
pleaded guilty ft> grand !bell charges In
Orange Coonty Superior Court.
Judge James Turner placed . Larry
Gray Martin, 33, of 169 Amlgoa ·way,
Newport Beach, on three yean probation
and mad< full restitution one of the
condlUona of that probotion.
Newport police arrested Martin alter
Louil and Joan Prijatel, 3ti06 Park Lane,
Newport Beach, identified him a• the
man who !!Old them 40 non-existent acres
of Nevada land for $9;000;-
At the time of Martin's arrest, the
Prijat<ls has paid him nearly 15,000 oo
the time payment transaction. They told
police that Martin lived in their dupl ex at
the time the agreement waa drawn up.
Because discussion of the 1 i g n
ordinance lasted wilil alter rrtidnifht,
'oommiuioners postpmed a p u b I c
hearing on a proposed noiae ordinance
lmtil Aug. 1.
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For County Fair l!lanned
The Orange County Fair goes Into Ila
second and final weekend tonlaht with a
full slate of activities for all interest and
qegrou~. ' .
A "World FMendship Pageant" kicks
off tonigl'lt's activities at 7 o'clock tn the
amphitheater. Bluegras,, music takes the
spotlight at I p.m. wllll the "Canyon
Grau Flddlera'' perfonning on lhe
family stlge. Speedway motorcycle
racing is scheduled for a: 15 p.m. ln the
grandstand. ..
AdmiSlion to all event.. is free with the
price ol a fair ticket whld> coota $1.75 for
adults, $1 for children aced ... 12, and 11
free for children under sl1.
There 11 llill time to .ere the Paint-In
which features 1rtlsts demonttntlnc
tbeir Kills at the falrgroundl 1mtil dart.
Among th< m11ny artlsta portldpoUng Is
well·ltnown Cbint!Je: hone ))linter Ning
Yeh "''ho wlll demonstrate the art of po-
-mo. tht throw lnlt method of palntlng a
boric.
--Other w .. kend hlghll1hts are :
SATIJl\DAY
9 a.m. -4·H Dog Show
10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemakln& ·
Demonatratlon1 ' ·
Noon -Mini Bike Races
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I p.m. -Ice Carving, Aladdin Magic
Show
2 p.m. -Caballeros Accordion Band
3 p.m. -Galena St. East Musical Revue
4 p.m. -Steel Band Trinidad C.llmbo
I p.m. -Harbor Women stncers
7 p.m. -CbuckNones Magic Show
7:30 p.m. -Les"lfrown and His Bind of
RalOWll
I p.m. -New Dlmetlllons Patriotic
Music Revue
t p.m. -Les Brown -and-HI• Band ol
Renown
SUNDAY
10 a.m. -crafts and llomemaklnl
Dttnonstratlons
Noon -M1nl Bike Races
p.m. -Maddin MqiC Sbow, New
Dlm-
2 p.m. -Steven Family Musical Group,
Bamyanl Olymplc:o
3 p.m. -Diaper. Derby, Dance Center
Weftl Varieties
4 p.m. -Vagabond Band, Aurora Nellon
Quintet, Style Show
5 p.m. -Youna Ufe Sincera, Klnldom of
Dance Varieties ·
7:30 p.m. -Sku .. and Hende,..,,,
1:15 p.m .. -Les Brown and His Band of
Renown
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Sea Dump
By TERRY COVUJ.E
0t Ille .... .,. ,ii.t 11.t!f
Standard OU Company o.! •California
hu be<n onlered to •op dhlcharglng oil
field walle water mto the Pactnc Ocean
off Huntington Beach by July I, 1975:
The order was Issued in June by the
California Regional Water Qua 11 t·y
Cootrol Board, Santa Ana Region, at tbe
requ<tt ol the dty. -
Standard bas been pumping an average
of 11 million plkm of W8.!lle water a ·
day through a aibmergecl pipeline from
the Bolaa Chica Bluffs at Golden West ·
St-.
The company will now have to bull~
filtration systema to handle the waste
water and oil field brlnea ·from its oil
pumping operations.
Ale1 Henderson, · a spokesman for
Standard, said today company engineers
are already designing the new disposal
1yltem which Ls expected to cost the oil
firm more than $500,000 to build.
PETER LOFTHOUSE (LEfTJ IN ACTION WITH JACK MARTIN
Cotta MeN Trombonist Succumbt at All 55
• Dixielan~ Ja7,Z Will Bid
'Pete' Lofthouse Farewell ·
By ARTHUR R. V!NSE~
Of IM EMllt¥' Pl• Sf•ff
sonle proper traveling_ music.
"When The SaJnt.s Go Marchln' In" 13
one sure nwnber.
Signal Gas and Oil c.ompany (now
under the corporate name ol Burma)
ceued' Ks ocean dilcharge a year ago at
the request ol the city's harbors and
beaches department
Vince ~foorhoule, director oC harbors
and beaches, said the same request had
been made to Standard but it took an
crder from the water quality board to
finally .get compllanc<_
Di1.ieland jau will rattle the rafters at
Pacific View Chi~l S.turday, when the
bays ol Local No. 7 .get turned up to give
.eosta Mesa's Peter C. "Pete" Lofthouse
The weU·koown, SS-year.old-musician
and leader of his own band died ~fooda,..
Funeral rites an! scheduled Saturday it
Pacific View Pt1emorial Park, Corona ~I .
An ocean data study conducted_ by a
barbon and beaches marine envlrooment
team blamed the oil field discharges 'fa<
onme ol Ille ,...., ol offsh<>re kelp beds
and ot11er local marine llf<-
"We lnvontoriecl everything going Into
the ocean," Moorboute aaid today. "And
we determined tbat these waste
dtxcbarg• Unto wer< major cootrlbulon
· of ocean pollution. There is a real
imbalance of certain species on our
offallote reefs:"
Slgnal's operation was much larger
than Standard'a.; with an average daily
discharge of 12 million gallons of waste
water per day.
Moorhouse said small amounts of oil
were detected in tbe walle discharge, but
the real warry was brines, lndustria1
wasto and otlJer qualttles In the water.
"You could visibly see debtis ht the
water," Moorhwle said. "And the odor
itself is very pungent. In Ille-winter,
especially with a Wilmington wind from
the w<ll, you can smell ii at Uie city
pier.
'BRIDGE .. -.
Franco Gives Up
Power iii Spain;
Health Failing .
MADRID (UPI) -Generallasirno
Pt1ar. ,
His 1 p.m. service will include liis
muDcian buddies 8nd Muons as
61flctatlng officers, wit!! the jazz that wU hi.s life played both be f o r e and
afterward.
"He was tops, ~re was no question
about t,hat," says HJ Seamap, a paN.t
and 1 .. ~ or several Orange Coast jm
Francisco Fral\co,_81, hl.s·healt}I taking a crouPI· . :
sudden tum for the worse, ended SS · A baas trom}>onist, Mr. l.()(thouse w~
yea.tS of authoritan an rule over -Spain widei'y known in Southfm California,
today and handed vver bis powers to having headed tbe Pearly Bind, hl.s own
Prince Juan car1os, the man be cbole as: _group at Disneyland for seven years. :
bis succes10r. · He formerly played with Lawrence Under the succession lawa invoked by the Spanish dictatO/, the transfer was Welk's Champagne Orchestra, appearlllg
temporary. Franco, last .. of the Fasci.st with ~m for 13 yean and at one time
leaders of the 1930 and 40s, can take bad his own ABC-TV forum in Los
power bock any time be deoilol; Angeles called '!'be Hurdy Gurdy Show.
Rep!lrla flGlft the boopltal. where During Ilia Dimeyland tenure, Mr.
Franco bu been treated for the put 10 I.olthouse became in\'Olved with tie
days said he suffered a sudden relapse amusiment park's management proerwn
during Ille m o r a I a g, and that Ilia and w!1'!ll Dlm<y World opened )n
condition ·was Clusing concern. n-lA_....... Fla be --~ tbe f
.... -·-Car'-, "--d us uwuu, .•. was .ci.n re or, a Juan car . .-."'"---........ an .Li ----
ether top "~all· ~ ~ m.e d tat e 1-Y--':,. ~Uy, he wu employed 191
auembled. at his bedside. -i. ~ representative for Mmici.aM'
Six houn later, 'the gonmment laltt Union.No-7, Santa Ana, whole membe(I
Franco, ''taking into 1coount the course will play at his funeral. .
of bis illness," had Instructed Artas to He had been employed as a musl°'°
infonn Parliament ijlat Juan Carlos, 36, since he was a youth and was
was taking over as acllng chelf of state. particularly weD·lmown in the 1"'
than 1 normal 5.5 foot tide oomptetely 'l11e news came as a s U"r pr I 1 e to A.nf"eles 3rea, .said hia wife Jeanne.
eliminated any clearance. The tide bas Spani,ards who had been told less than 24 'nley had lived at f09 W. Bay St., Costa
been e1ceptlonally high all week, an hoUrs' before that the man who had built Mesa. for 11 years. Survivors also incluae
event which occurs about twice a year up modem Spein from tbe 'rulr.i ol ooe of a son Peter K. Lotthouae, of eosta Meil
and la attributed ·to the position of the the bloodiest civil wars In hiatory was daughters _ Mrs. carolyn Hobbs, o~
moon. recovering an6'tb~t'he would be rele~ Newbury Park~ Barbara Lofthouse, JJf
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The Bay ~e Involved in the in a few days, jeridlng a final ~p. New Y~k ; his mother, Mrs. Janet
acCident· is Ukd to be replaced Medlcalvsourtes said Franc.o's relapse Lofthou.e, of Van Nuys; a sister, Mn.
within the nut three or fouf years. was sudden and unexpected. He was Ruth Hofiman and two grandchildren,
C.Ontroversy bu centered on bow high stricken with phlebitis, a potentially
the new bridge should be with boaters dangerous lnflammation of the. b Joo d
arguing that the ,.... bridge llhould be at v•ins In hia rigbt tbilfh, early this moolh. Seven Die in Blaze
least 32-fe<t high for the aafety and The medical bull•tln reporting the
convenience of eailon. wor!lefllng of hi• condition said:· · ~tAR91ALL, Tex. (UPI) -Sewn
"I've known bo8t1 to run'into the aide "The ewJuU.O· of the illneu of His' m«nbers of a farm family died
of lhe bridce ipd. I've' teen antennas and_ Excellency the clllef of state this 1burlday in a flash fire that roarid
masts broken but ttlia is the first lime lo •_ morning suffered a deterioration because-through their frame farm house. "There
my know}edge that the top of 8 boat has rJ. gastric oomplicaUons. Neverth.!ess his was no chance, rea1ly. Just after the fire
run into the ~m of the bridge," psyt'holocial oniition remains within department got there the house started
Cordell said. the limits of normalcy." caving in," said Deputy Leroy Abreu.
Su·mme-r Sale Continues
THIS WEEK FEATURING LEATHER J
Hand Tutte·d English G.lazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from HeriJage, Hickory Chair,
$hatter Bros., and many many more now reduced . •
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Now,. a Lawer Bridge -
The Newport Beach Planhtni Commission angered
1 number of boaters last week by voting-to recommend
to the city council that the new Coast Highway bridge
oyer Newport Bay be less than 20 feet above the water.
' • Boaters had asked that the bridge be at Jeasl 32 feet
hJih to accommodate sailboat traf!lc.
However, evidence presented the pl~nners strongly
supporfAod the lower height (the present bridge is only
13.6 feet above mean high· waterj.
State and city engiiteen have said a lower bridge
will be safer (or automobile traflic because it will be
less steep and therefore offflr better driver visibili~.
A lower bridge will also be better looking an will
save· California taxpayers at least $1.5 million in con·
struction costs, according to the California Department
o! Transportation (CALTRAN~), which ·Will build the
bridge.
Commissioners Jast week also rejected the idea of
an -interchange at Dover DTive after Wally Knudson, a
representative of GM. TRANS, told them such an inter·
change would be unworkabJe. .
• He pointed to lra!fic studies by the city sta!I which
have shown that many drivers change lanes ~oing over
the bridge so they can tum right at Dover Dnve or Bay·
side Drive.
i. ··,. Knudson said the iliterchange would create a prob-
lem in that cars entering from a ramp at the right
would have to weave left if tbeY were going straight,
while through traffic wanting to turn right would have to merge -into the right hand lane through the ramp
traffic.
He told commissioners that according to his engi-
neers an interchange would be 0 poor bridge design." ·
This contradicts a city-financed $85,000 independent
tra(fic study last year which recommended the inter-
change. .~
The older study endorsed the conCept ~apparently
without going into ·as much detail as the Coall Highway
Crc>Ming Committee, which studied the problem at no
charge and, after consulting CAL TRANS, advised against
the Interchan ge.
The height o! the bridge ilsel! neverthelesa is the
main concern. And as we said before, the preponderance
ol evidence presented so far supports the pJanning com·
missiQ.n's low bridg~'recommendation.
What haunts anf decision made at this time, how-
ever, is the absence of a specific plan for the use of
Upper' Newport Bay.
But public sentiment, and economics, today are
virtually dictating a Jow level bridge. Barring some new
inConnation, this seems to be the way it ·will go.
launching Outlets
In the course of debate over how high the new
Coast Highway bridge should be, boaters argued that
the only public launching ramps for trailered boats hi
Newport Beach are located in the Upper Bay.
Therefore, they said, anyone whO brings a sailboat to
the water on a trailer has to use a lowered mast after
launching to pa$S under the bridge, then raise the mast
in mid-bay traffic, which can be a hazardous undertaking.
However1 the launching situation is not quite that
restrictive.
For example, many of the smaller trailered boils
can be and are launched from ~treet ends along the bay. ·
Also, many boat owners who don't like to get their
trailers wet pay a small fee to use cranes available to the
public for boat launching.
N~verthe_l~s~. the problem of finding adequate
launching fac1l1ties where there also is adequate parking
has faced trailered boat sailors for a long time and de-
serves serious consideration.
This is a planning and policy decision the city s~ould ·go in~o Curther. at this time, and resolve along ~th the hndge location and height, since the two
issues are closely related.
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'Oops. There goes Ehrlichman.'
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Kennedy Still l'ul11erable
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Folks Like This
Shoot ·Prices Up
Dear. -
Gloomy
<;us Don't Count Jackson Out I
fl.faude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been counting on the
cracked oilcloth table cover and in her
old eyes was the delight of a young girl.
•·1 done It. JOO ! I done it!" she cried ..
"I saved me $3.95. Now I can buy them
rinii:ham curtains J been hankering {or
all these years."
~ Her hulballd frowned. "It wouldn~ bO
right, Maude," he said. "I seen ~
papers doWJl at ...
Appalachia Cornera ,
"h e re this fella,
Herbert Stein -he's
the c~man of the
President's Council
d Economic Advis
ers -says inflation
ain't t h e ii:overn·
ment's f a u It. It's
our'n."
"What did we do now , Jud?" asked_
Maude, her shouldef's sagging.
'1We been living too high off the hog."
sald Jud. "We got to cut back. Trouble
l!, '~'e got expensive tastes."
"l hadn't noticed," said Maude.
"See, It creeps up on you," said Jud.
"Now you take ten years ago, we lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, "'·e live in a $6000
one."
"But we ain't even moved, Jud."
"I know. But "''OU.Id you be happy living
in a cabin only half this good? See?
.Withoureven knowing it, you got yourself
accumstomed to living in an eipensive
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house."
"I RECKON you're right , Jud," said
Maude noddiag. . " "Same with. food, Maude," sald4 Jud.
"Used to be you were cootent with a 5Q."
ceiil sodtal llaur and 3kellt slice al ~ baCk. N'oW you ii:ot to have a dollar sack
and a 70-cent slice."
"But we ain't eating no more, Jud."
"But we're buying more expensive food
on account we got more expensive tastes.
And it ain 't just us, Maude, it's folks ·
everywhere. Afr. Harkirul, down at the
bank, he told me he used to buy $50 suits
and drive a $2000 car., Now he ain't happy
Jess'n he \\'ears tIOO sWla and drives a
$3000 car. And he ain't happy with them
neither."
"Poor man,"_ sakl Maude.
"Next. he'Jl be wantinii: $200 suits and
$4000 can," said Jud. "ft'• Hke a fiver.
No teUlng wherC It'll stop."
"Maybe that government man·s right,
Jud."
"8nre he ls." said Jud. "It ain't the
eovemment 's fault fol ks got expensive
tastes-living in-expensive houses, eaUng
expensive foods, ~·earing expensive
clOthes, driving etpenaive cars. We got to
Newport's ocean beach resembles
an immense garbage dump with
· most of the filth being deposiled by
.the city's own residents -11nd
lheir dogs. The city ,should either
eQJorce its anti-dog ordinances or
clean up the mess.
E.!..F.
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WASHINGTON -Sen. Henry M.
(Scoop) Jackson's quest for the presi·
dency may not be as hopeless as It seems.
At the moment his chief competitor is
Ed"·2rd M. Kennedy,.whose vulnerability
has been re-emphasized by an .article :n
the New York Times Magazine on the
drowninlll'. of a friend, J'l.lary Jq_ Kopechne,
in a car \.,.hich had been driven off a
bridge at Chappaquiddick Island, Mass.,
by Sena.tor Kennedy five years ago.
Kehnedy leads the polls with bis star
quality . luster in contrast to Senator
Jackson's more· pedestrian appeal. But
gi\te up this Uaziiieu and go back to the -;the fl.Cl': that, Sena-~
old ways." tor . Kennedy s-be---c-.,_..,.
"PU Jud B 1 I do 't k ~,.. hav1or before. dur-,. try' · u n rec on. a <#Ir in2 and after the
cent sack of flour "'ould I~ u~. from tra21c accident can
breakfast to supper. Meantime, said be made into a fas-A1aud~, hopefully, '.'Y~ .. think l could buy cinating myster y
my gingham curtains. story at even this
"AINT YOO BEEN listening, Maude?"
said Jud. "You want to wreck the whole consafueJ econom ?" ' ·
"Well, I still t~k the government
ought to lei me have my curtains."
"Ai'ld there's another reason," said
Jud. "!_saw 'em in the windO\f down to
furdy's \llld_ they gone up to $6.95." Maude ~wty scraped the. permies off
'the table wl t!u sigb. "Well, may.be lf'n I
keep saving, "SNne day ... "
late date suggests
that potential durine;
the , heat of a presi--
dential campaign.
The Times article leaves t h e
Impression tliat much about
Chappaquiddick was covered up. The
questlonl remaJn .about ~·hat Senator
Kennedy did in the 10-hour j)eriod after
he escaped from• the submerged \'ehicle
in which A.fiSI KOJ)eehne ~'as trapped.
(RICHARD WILSO~ and also considering the national
sensitivity to cover-up, lt may be that
Senator Kennedy will find it expedient to
expand on his previous explanations.
This. of coorse, would be b o t h
serious affairs and thus ~ -~ve'"'S unpalatable and dangerous, and he will _ ~ an probably have to weigh whether silence impression ol competency. He can be is more damaging than expansiveness. debated with on serious terms by those who disagree with him. To the best of But we seem to have a new political
any public knowledge, there is nothing to climate in the country calling for talking
sully his record. about things previously considered better
. forgotten. President N i x o n , on
'This could . prove to be ~·~t ~ reconsideration. might have better gooc
Democrats will ba\·e to have m 1910, the hang-out route -·belher it was too rather than a more 41amof"QYL[ig~ate-0Ml0l ' whose Wior under ress can in some ·
respects be compared to President .On tJie ot.her hand, nobody would ha~e
Nixon's. President Nis:on too suffered given a nickel for Seoator Kennedy s
sotne kind of a lapse while Wp!easant ~sidential c.hances five years.ago , and
events -·ere taking place in his sm~ that bme .he. has Wlde~gone_ a proximity. conslderable pol 1 t 1 ca I rehab11!~11on.
Adverse events, however, seen1 lo linger
in the public mind longer than might
have been thought five years ago.
IN VIEW of the revivability of
Chappaqukldick at inconvenient times,
The Certainty of Prison
~ Jud put a eenUe hand on her thin
shoulder. "See what expensive tastes you
got? You used to hanker after $3.15
curtains. Now you hanker after $6.95
ones. You sure can't blame the
government for that." .__
Jn the U.S .• if you commit a serious
crime you wW spend a longe r time in
prison than you "-ould L1 England. But THERE IS no point revie\11ing any of your chances of going to prison are ten
this, nor indicating any judgments about times greater in England than here.
( SYD~EY HARRIS )
the adequacy of Senator Kennedy's f · I performance or his explanations of ii. Reflect upon these two statements pro esSJonal gamblers, a 1vays play with
The significant point politically Is that above. and yoo will sec "'by the crime the odds ; it is only 3ffil\leurs who play
· rate ls far lower in lt'ft .. land than in against them. • Ohappaquiddiclt becomes more pertinen t --&
11 public apprehensions increase about the U.S. It is not the Personally, I am not convinced that
coverup and "·hat it reveals about those degree of punish-prison really "deters" anyone except the
Vesc 111 Autograph Be·a.,.,. a Mi"tchell •cCoised of re·-·· · :::::iiu~~~· ~tde•,i,'; i:~"'~:b1.::u~;\~:,;: ·::;,:·';;;~:k
'Ill' . ~ • Senotor Kennedy's reaction bas been to cerlainly of punish-olherwise. we sboul~ at leaSI bave a
pull down the curtain. He says he has ment. judicial system that puts criminals away .. . ........
WA~HINGTON 1 What 's in a name?
Plenty,· if you're collecting or selling
Watergate autographs, a fad thit may'
soon rival di gging up old Captain Marvel
comics or Nazi war souvenir!.
• ' .. ~~ .: .. ~--;-.~·..: · "tOki all~tie Jalaws,-leaving soine aspects This is why those ~\vilh dismaying predictability, as is don e
An autographed photo of the first which he cannot wholly explain clO~hed in Americans "'ho call in England. What we have now is a farce
Nixon cabinet, starring disbarred former mystery. "nlere are .no ~pe :ecordmgs of for harsher pen~llie8 that is f~rcx:ious in i~!___intenti~ and~
Vice President Spiro Agnew, costs $200. his ~nversations with h~s frienJIL~~____a11dJonlll'.e.i:_~entences_ Impotent in its executJon."'"'No seasoned
· A prize bargain in this new bobby is an
envelope signed by indicted ex-Attorney
General John 1'\ilch·
ell , and bearinii: a
first • day • of · issue
Law and Order
stamp. It's only $IS.
Souvenir Nixon in·
augural envelo~
siRMf in happier
dll.ys by \V h I I e
House aides H. R.
Haldeman or John
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Ebrlichman, cost $25. Rose Mary Woods'
name on an envelope commemorating
the President's trip to Russia goes for
$10. Her signature on an 18-mlnute blank
·piece of tape would probably bring a
fortune. '
A _Bill of Rights stamped envelo_P':
signeil by Senate Watergate chief.
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counsel. Sam Dash, COltl $ a .
Unaccountably, One signed by his pipe-
smoking minority colleague, F r e d
Thompsoo, brlng1 110.
AN AUTOGRAPH by form e r
Commerce Secretary and Nixon fund
raiser Maurice stans, recently acquitted
in a felony case Involving world
securities trader Robert Vuco, colll SIS.
It's on a World Trade stamp cover, 'lbat
is al90 the price of'. a Nixon inaugural
envelape signed by the man Nixon forced
out ,u AUomey General, E 11 1 o t
Ri<:banlson.
An . inaugural cover bearing the
sl~ature of the Presklent'• whcel er-
dealer brother, Don. costs $10. Special
Waterga'te prosecutor Leon Jaworski,
and hil predecessor Archibald Cox's
siMJ)ltures on covers also fetch 310.
"l'I say this much for my s.m. -she'• -'w•ys tMd to tNlr•
marriage ••citing • • • H ,
during and arter the Incident. are ii:rasp ina: the laWbreaker is fearful of this straw man . And a picture of Supreme Court justices, How heavily this wUI weigh 00 the full stick by the wront end. What does It
bearing their autographs, is a bargain at scale of S:'Mtor Kennedy 's record is fu:tt:r ~r't'a~~:en\~n~ew!/;s~~~
$50, now that they are deciding whether beyood rational mea~ement ex~pt In whelmingly favor no sentence at all?
THIS IS \vhere the hard-line "law an.:!
order" people ought to concentrate their
efforts, not on attacking the bench for
being "soft'' .. or the prisons for
"coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
chara:es, since (as I mentioned at the
beginning) our sentences are longer than
in England, and our prisons at least as
grim as any in the civilized world.
Nixon can .refuse to give up evidence. terms of the public opuuon polls which he
Jeads.
TWO OFF-BEAT items bring
premiums. One is a 1971 Jetter for $35
signed by astronaut Donald Slayton
saying that " .... I know of no plans
lo send the President into space in 1976"
... Anoher is a si,l(ned photo of My 4i
murderer U . William Calley, which
goes for $75.
WASHINGTON WHIRL: Sm a 11
Business Administrator Tom Kleppe not
only has a chauffeur-driven limousine, be
had a chauffeur-driven golf cart at a
recent outing. The SBA. in a sudden
press release after we inquired, insisted
the chauffeur helped Kleppe on his 0\111,
not the taxpayers' time ... Salty Jld
Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover reeently
was ~ven a $90.70 case or Harvey'~ Bris-
tol Cream'"Sherry b)" a General Electric
bigwig who ca utiously ordered his
• messenger to deliver1 it "In p\aln bro'vn
i:.':~ .. !'4> Gkts lscon!ent~a;n'tNR~
contractor, but Rickover, who ~·aa
married three monlhs ago. explained. "It
must be a "'edding present. l drink only
ii:inger ale.''
IN ALL likelihood, Senator Kenn~y
Would be running against Vice-Presklent
Gerald R. Ford, whose present political
aim in life is to establish a reputation for
solid rectitude. This potential 'l\oill have lo
be taken into consideration in offering a
candklate against Ford.
So long as that is the case, Senator
Jackson has a chance.
His other competitors, .. no cannot be
extended at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov. George \\'allace and Sen. Fritz
Mondale of Alinnesota, suffer' from some-
thina: less than universal support.
Senator Jackson has devised an
issue-oriented campaign not depending
too heavily on his personality except in
the sense that' he seriously discusses
Wlrk•
IT IS swiftness and a. ~ness . :
punishment that deters criminality, not
length or harshness. Our harsh sentences
are mostly illusory if only 5 per cent of
defendants have to serve them : and this
5 percent consists mostly of the dumbest,
the poorest, the youngest, the least
experienced.
Where we need reform is r it with
"tougher" judges or bleak r :isons,
but with the v.'hole preliminary
process of booking and charging and
plea-copping and crolvdcd calenders and
politically connected lawyers and
crooked cops aod rotten gun laws pnd all
ttle rest of °'\r fouJed-up s"stem.
There is little respect for law in the
U.S., because the law itself does not live
up to its commitments; ils end i1 not
justice but convenience. accom modation,
a good-looking record for the distriet attorney, and a bargaining-a1vay of rigbl1
that makes it easier to commit mon
wrongs.
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DAILY PILOT • A YEAR sentence ls deterrent enough
for most Jawbreakers if they are 99 per-
cent sure that if they are caught they will
be sent to th~ pokey. And a ten;year
sentence is not effectual if they are 8(1 Roberl N. lVetd, PubU&htr
percent sure they will be let ~ff or put on Thomo.s Keelril, Editor
probation. Professional crlfl\inals, li'"""-11---Barbara: Kreibich -
Quotes
"This is Information on which one can
make an e\'aluation. Jt should come to
the attention of the public." -House
Judiciary Comm ittee Chairman Pf'ter w.
RocllH Jr., 0-N.J., after the committee decided lo re,·eal nlosl of the evidence
received in Its impeach1nent Inquiry.
Editorial Pagt Editnr
The clitorial ,peie ol ~ ~
Pilot -~k.s to lnkmn and lltim....._
re.tft-:1 by prnenttnc on this ,...
divenefcommentary·on topics el .a.
m-est by syndictited colunmisl1 ..
cartoonists, by provklinc a lonan 1w
ttadrrs' views and b)' ~ ...
nel.\'!:PIJ>er's QPinlons and kllu •
CUIT!:nt topk:s. ~ f!dttorlal :;' Illa
of the Dally Pllol &pPear onl) lat
editorial column •t-the 1'>p If
P31e. Opinions expreaed by Ula ...
umniltl ud carloo1Us1:1 and 1lee
'\Titers are tMlr awn and m •• ._
mcnt of ~their vlC'Ml by U.. n...,
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Friday, July 19, 1974
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To bring Vietnamese otphans to the
U.S. for"a®pting parents, stewardesses rrom Pan-Am and,, United are taking a
week of their '''cations to travel to
Saison and back. The airlines provide the
lravel, hotel and meals. The maJdena of
mercy provide tbe tender Io v Ing
care , .. The SurAeon General's annual
report on smoking and d!M:ase was
delayed six months, allegedly because of
pressure by the tobacco b a r o n s .
Nonsen!lf, said a federal .spokesman, It
wu only ' "bureaucratic snaru.'' Yet.
the }flport was hastily cut loose the day
after our query.
"'l'hcre Is j~t no one man smart
enough to be a don1estlc KiS!!inger." -
Presidential adviser Ke1t11tth R. Cole, on
a SURRestion thal 10meone of the stature
of Secretary ot State Henry A. Kissinger
be assl~ to 1pur •CUon on home !ront
problems.
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Oil Firm
New Data ,~Bared Must Stop ••
In Wiretap Case SeaD!'mp
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Pres-
ident's brother. F. Donald Nixon, WIS
-:iretappod at Ilia Newport Beacl1 home
for lhree weeks durlnj 1970 and placod
under survtlllance ao the White House
couJd learn 1r he were connected with un-
savory peopl,e according to ne1Yly pub-
lished testimony.
'lbe fact of the wiretap was previously
known, but new detail! of its operation
are contained in testimooy by former
White House investigator John 1:
caulfteld. It was · released Thursday by
the House committee studying possible
impeachment oC President Nixon.
CauH}eld told the Senate Watergate
committee in a private session· last
March that Nis.on'a home in Newport
wu tapped and that pholographs were
taken of Nixon and 90tne penons he met.
Caulfleld'a job was to "keep Mr. John
N. Ehrlidunan apprised of anything that
appeared to be of substantive nature with
rt!llll'd to UMiVorY people connected,
-might be com<cted with Dooald
Nl:IOll."
Clulfield said the Secret Service gave
him the name of one Individual li had
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Aide Seeks
Depositions
RENO, Nev. (UPI ) -John Meler,
former aide to billionaire Howard
Hiipes, has filed a federal murt motion
seeking to take deposjUons from
Pr<stdeot Nixon and Ilia brother, F.
Donald of Newport Beach, for use bt a
tax evasion case.
Meter is accuaed o1 f,.u1ng to pay more
than $1.7 million in taxes in 1919-70.
Meier has conttnded evidence uled to
indict him waa gathered through an
illegal telephone lap on Dooald.Nlson. H~
l"<Jlltmclll It would be In the lnlerelta ol .
justic< II> blVe the depoolUCllS taken to
obtain inf«mallon about the wtretapa.
'!be motloo said the Pr<sldeot's
~lion ls necessary beclUR it is
imllkel)' be would be at a trial CID the
matter.
"Only he can establish if there was any -lion o1. t11e ,.,,..m:mc.· and the
pni!>rletj ml -'ttiere!Cft, -
· the -bu reported that national -=tty wu con""1led," It Aid. ,
I A bearing oo the molloil Is fh<d"led
far A ... 1. I
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advertising.
The <Illy speaker tn favor of the
onlina:nce was Va1erie Murley, cba1rman
ol the atlzens Envlroomental Quality
Control Advisory Committee.
"l think it's time the city caught np
with some of our developers who realize
they have better projects by limillng lhe
size of their signs," she 11ld.
Following the hearing, conunisslmen
d1lamed the pos1lbillty that the ordi-
nance would cause wholesale applications
fOr variances. "We'd have to review every stgn in
town," Commissioner Jame.s Parter
said.
The ordinance \\."OUld limLt the size of
signs hued on a formula related to
building size. It alao bans rooftop signs
and limits the number of signs per
buslne88 to two on each front.
che<ked out and fOll!ld to be unsavocy,
but the name does Mt appear in the
pulilisbed portloo ol C a u I f I e I d 's
testimony.
He said, however , ''after
approximately three weeks, th..: Secret
Service people indicated there was
nothing ol any sutsl""" comlnc across
the wiretap, And made a suggestion to
me which I roncurred with, that the
wiretap should be terminated. I so
advised Mr. Ehrllchman and he agned It
sll>uld be terminated."
PreSident Nixon acknowt~ed the
wiret8p last November, ~ said bia
brother ''was aware during the fact,
because be asked aboUt I~ and he WU
told about it. And, he approved of it."
President Nixon said "the surveillance
involved not what he was doing; the
· iurveillance involved what others wbc.
were trying to gel to him , pertlaJll to·U..
improper infiuence, and 90 forth, might
be doing, and particularly anybody who
might be in a foreign country."
Caulfield ·sa1c1 doring 111111 he had told
Ehrlldiman that Dooald Nlxoo had
traveled to the Dominican Republic with
some buslneslmen, Including an uaocl-
ate of Howard Hugbea, John Meier.
About a year later, Ehrlidunan told
Caulfield about the newly instituted
wirelap, Caulfield recalled.
Caulfield teatlfled lhal during Ille
surnil1ance be WU lbown I picture of
Donald Nixon with 10D1e men at a
California airport, but be oould not nicall
if tbey were the same men who bad
traveled to Ille Dominican Republlc.
Cau1fleld oa1d it "bu l!ways been a
l11ySery to me" why the tap waa ln-
llltueed at the particular time it wu: ,
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By TEllBY COVILLE
CM llM Oelt'I' Plllt lt•!f
Standard OU Company QI 'California ~
hu been ord«l!ll to liop dllcbarllnl oil ,
field walie waler Into the Pacific Ocean
.off HWlllnltoo Beach by July t, 1175.
• The order was luued in June bf the
California Reglona.1 Water Qu a 11 t y
Control Board, Santa Ana Region, at the
request ol the dty.
Standard has been pumping an average
of 2.1 mlllkm p11ons of waste water a
day U>roqh a submergrd pipeline from
the Bolaa Chlca Bluffs at Golden West SI-.
'lbe company wlll now have to build
fUtraUon aystema to handle the waste
water and oil field brines ·from its oil
pumping operatklns.
Alex Henderson,· .a spokesman for
Standard, said today company engineers 1
are already designlng the new disposal •
ayltem which is expected to cost the oil
PETER LOFTHOUSE lLEFTl IN ACTION WITH JACK MARTIN
Cotta Meu Trombonist Succumbl •t Ate SS
Dixieland Jazz Will Bid
'Pete' Lofthouse Farewell
' Actor Flynn
Found Dead
In Home Pool firm more than $500,000 to build. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL some proper travelini:i; music.
Signal Gas and Oil Company (now ot 1t11 Diii• ,. ... st1lf "When The Sa ints Go Marchin' In" ls
under the corporate name of Bunna) Dixieland jazz will rattle the rafters at one Jllfe nwnber.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ Actor Joe ceuec1· its ocean discharge a year ago at ..
the est ol the it • harbor and Pacific View W~I Saturday, when the The well-kmwn, SS-year-old-musician Ff~•. best known for bis portrayal as requ c Y s s J.... beachea department. boys of Local N~. 7 get turned up to give and leader of his own band died Atonday.
the gruff commander of• PT boat b8ie Vbtce f4oorhou.e , director ol harbors Costa Mesa's Peter C. "Pete'' Lofthouse Funeral rites are scheduled Saturday iit
in the television series "McHalea Navy," and beaches, said the same reques t bad Pacific View 1'1otemorial Park, Corona ~I
was found dead today in the swimming been made to Standard but it took an ?i.1ar.
pool at Ilia home. =/~:'.:=.quality boanl to Franco Gives Up His I p.m. service will include his
A city fire department r e 1 c 11 e An ocean data study cmducted by a , musician buddies and Muons as
ambulance crew prmoanced bhn dead hRrbcn and beaches marine environment p • S • officiating officers , witfl the }11.Z that
shor1ly alter t a.m. ¥ tnv..tiptioo..., team blamed the oil n.ld discharges for ower Ul pain; was his me played ooth b e fore anc1
under way in~ bis death. aome of the !oases o! offshore kelp beds afterward.
A native of YOUJ!ptowD, Ohio, where ~w":':v~oried ~ going into Health Failing "He was tops, there was no questioo
be was born Nov. 8, 1924,:FJynn started the ocean," Moorboule said today. "And about that," says Hy Seaman, a pianist
his, career u a ~y~W in an early we determined that • waste• ?i.fADRID (UPI ) _ Generalilsimo aod leader of several Orange Coast juz
venion of "Hellzapopin." dbcbar&e llnea were major cootributois Francisco Franco, 81, his ·healt)l taking a groups. .
He attended both the University of · of ~n pollution. 'Ibere is a real sudden tum for the worse, ended S5 · A bass tromj)onist, Mr. Lofthouse w~
Notre Dame and tbe University of imbalance of certain species on our . years of authoritanan rule over Spain widely known in Southern California,
Southern California, majoring in drama. offshore reefl." today and handed over bis powers to having headed the Pearly and, his own After three years in the U.S. Arm1'S Signal's oP6'1tioo was mucll larger Prince Juan Carlos, the man be cboee as •
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He said Doat' wu matinr a general
di8CUllion of the evidence gathered by
the impeechment Inquiry alaff and the
dlreetioo In whlcb k pointed.
Sped.al Serricel division and me d I c a I than Standard's. with an average daily his succesaor. · group at Disneyland for seven years. ..
corp1 during World War II Flynn discharge of 12 million gallms of waste Under the succession laW3 invoked by He formerly played with Lawrence l
returned to acting, appearing in amnmer water per day. he S th f Welk's Mu.mpagne Orchestra, appeartqg
stock and televWon stlotl. FIJDD later Moorhouse said small amounts of oil ~em~h F~=r 'iast e of~ ~as':~ with ~~·f~r 13 yean and at one time ,
sakl be appeared· in more than 500 rolel. were detected in the wa!le discharge, but leade f he 1...,... and 40s lat had his own ABC-TV forum in Los But after three plays in which be the real worry was brines, industrial rs 0 t ...., • can e t
appeared all folded, Flynn returned to wa!llu and ether qualities In the water. power ba<k any time be cleoiJel: Angeles called '!be Hurdy G""?' Show. ll Besides an obetrDt.."tion c:t J u a t t c e
charge based on Watergate, DC8r is
expected » propooe articles charging N-with abuoe ol ~powers
and. contempt of Congress.
Reports from the holpltal where During his "'-·land teoute, Mr. hil home town and ran for Ohio State "You could visibly see debris in the Franco •--been •-ated for the past 10 ..... -~, Ila-,_._by onl• te 9o1ea ·-•-," M~--said. "And the odor -~ L<>llhouse became Involved with the ' ......... • :1 • W"iU.CI uuna.NM: days said he suffered a sudden relapse tbe next four years, he went itself "' very pmgenL In the winter , amusement park·s management progra.m
thnlugb a lerles of llOIHkilled. jobs especially with a Wilmington wind from during Ibo m 0 r n 1 0 g, ud tbal his and wlle!o Disney World opened "jn ~ . ·-'--and lheo . U . ·~ dt condition ,was causing concem. 0r·--~ Fla 1.~ sent tber r ~ween actmg ~ ...... uts m the weat, you can sme it at ~~ y Juan CarlOI, Premit!r Car..l!».Ariu and uwuu, ., ur: was e or~• -nur~~~:m:~.1 pier. -- -other top 'offlciall imm.edlately ·~ rea!Otly, be "was employed as
DoOr and ether memben ol the
ummdtle'e iti ft"li:tj"an -paat:n&g the ·
cme for impeachment during a ckRd.-
door briefing leading up to the
HOuff PANEL TRACES
"Rear Window" was -• from the ~-1 asfitileaBrh1SbeGiiele. -.. r-"'" ,w. ..... l>ujlqf51 repreSeotative for Mullciana' ,:.
1 print. • l'rortl P,..e J , Six hours later, the govemment said Union.No. 7, Santa Ana, whole memb<fs
• lie Jaliied Jhe George Gobel !how id Franco, "taking into accoWll the courae will play at his fun..-al. . '-
late 18'" and the JL.1961 be joined the · BRJ"DGE of bis Illness," had iruitl"\Jcted Artas to He bad been employed as a musician
POLITICAL SPYING, Page 4 Joey Blsliop abow. • · • • • Wonn Parliament that Juan Carlos,;.36'."J•c._.>sin<:e'!"'1f=he!J<,J<a"'L,ri':~"""'b~':-~':---I
committee's f 1 n a 1 deUberatioU next....__'J)t-foUowillg-year;rJ!e.:111•\a~-for:-.,;'-----.=-.,.7'=-:-:==o::--""u..t.akinf-over--as11ctinp:he1f1iflta . • particularly well-known in the 14J1 . the commander's role in '1McHale's than a normal 5.5 foot Ude completely 1be news came 1s a s D""r prise to Aoa"eles :lfea, said his wife JeaMe.
week. Navy'' and bis career was tau:Ocbed. eliminated any clearance. The tide bas Spaniards who had been told less than 24 'they had lived at 409 W. Bay St., Cocfta
A Repub~an member of t he His latett. role was in the movie been e1ceptlonaQy high all week, an hours before that 'the man who had built Mesa, for 11 years. Survivors also include
committee prec:Uoted on 'n\UndlY t~t "Strongest Man in the World.. which nent which occurs ibout twice a year up-modem Spilo from the ruirA: of one of a son Peter K. Loft.houae, of Costa Meia
both the amunittee and the H~ Will ' and la attributed 'to tbe position or the the bloodiest civil wars in history was daughters Mrs. carolyn Hobbs , of • · 1
aSenapprnvetria~1J~~d~~)e, .. ~~~N~ a moon. recovering and tha:t he wouki be rele&!M!d Newbury P_arkhiand ~artherbara LofM thouseJA:.2! f [ 1
te ~"" o;,c•u"'rc wa~ ixon S } Guil The ' Bay Bridie involved in the in a few days, pending a flnal cbectup. New York; ·s mo , rs. .,I'll:'~
should be removed from office. 8 e8MaD ty ac:Cldent la scbedul.t to be replaced Medical.sowus said Franco's relapse Lofthouse, of Van Nuyii ; a sister, Mn.
Rep. Robert ·NcClory (Jt..Ill.) to 1 d within the nest three or foul' years. was sudden and unexpected. He was Ruth Hoilman and two grandchildre11,
.. w ...... tbat three or 1our COlll!llil!ee In Land Fraud eon1n1vmy bu cenlered oo 1iow high stricken with phlebltts, a -uany Republicans are likely to vote for the new bridge shoold be with l>oeters dangerous inflammation ol the b Io o d
impeactiment and that it could be much .; arguing that the new brk!ge ahouJd be at veins in his right UUP, early .thiJ month.
higher. He said only five ol. 17 Republican A reel ettate salesmaq, arrested after leut 32-feet high for tbe safety and The medical bulletin r~~~ the
members could be counted as deflniiely a Newport Beach couple bought 40 acres convenience of sallon. worsening of hit condition 111d: · ~~. Tex. (UPI) -Srevt11
oppoaed to bnpeacbment ot tllll time. of desert land that did not mat, b8I "I've known boats to run "tnto tbe aide "The evoh.tlMlo-ol the Jllneu of His' members of a -farm family died
At a meeting called by the House pleaded eutlty to grand theft cbargei in of the bridge apd I've'teen an~as and Excellency the chief of atate tttis Thursday in a flash fire that roarid .
Republican lea~p to de~ <>range County Superior Court. masts broken but this is the first time to morning .wffered a deterioration becau,,e through 1heir frame fann house. ''There
where the commJttee Repqblicana It.and, Judge James Turner placed . Larry my tnow~ge that the top of ·a boat has ol gastrlc complica tions. Neverth~:ess his was no .chance, really. Just after the fire
McClory was ooe of five members who Gray Martin, 33, of 169 Amigos Way, nm into the bottom of the bridge," psycholocial condition remains wit.t.in department got there the bouae started
either said they were umeclded or Newport Beach, on. three yean probation __ Con1 __ e1_1 _sa1_11. ___________ lhe_I_im_i_ts_o_I_no_nn_•_l...;cy_.'_' _______ ca_vin_g_in_.'_' ..,_._d_De_pu_1_y_Lero __ Y_A.breu __ ._
declined to give their vim. and made full mtllutlon one of the
Seven Die in Blaze
'!be othm ....-. Repo. Caldwell Butler coodltiona of lhat probation.
ol Virginia, Wllllam S. Cohen ol Maine, Newport police ......ted Martin afler
Hamilton Fish of New York and Tom Louis and Joan Prijatel, 3606 Part Lane, I
•----·COrnmJ.ssloners did-not t n d l ~ a-t e
w.bether or not they will adopt. the
ordinance 1r It turns out that most city
,;..,. .would not be affected.
Because discussion of the s i g n
ordinance. Jasted until alter mldnifh~
commlsaionera postj)(l)ed a p u b i c
bearm,; on a ~ noise ordinance
ldltil Aug. I.
Railsback of Illinois. Some others Newport Beach, identified him 11 the
iru:l.ica!f4 their pogjlion will b e man wbo-90ld them 40-non-existent acrea
detennlned by the articles of of Nevada land for $9,000.
impeachment that are proposed. At the time of Martin's arrest, the
In related developments on Thursday, Prijatela bas paid him nearly fS,000 oa
the committee released e v id e n c e the time payment transaction. 1bey told
collected during i t s six-month-long police that Martin lived In their duplex at
Summer-Sale Gontinues I
THIS WEEK FEATURING.LEATHER
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impeaclunent inquiry: t.he Ume the agreement wu drawn op.
Final Weekend Activity
• For County Fair Planned
The Orange Cowity Fair goes Into 111 I p.m. -Ice Carving, Aladdin Magic
second and final -kend tonlllht with a Show
full slate of actlviUea for all interest and 2 p.m. -Caballeros Accordion Band
age groups. 3 p.m. -Galena St. East Musical Revue
A "World Friendship Pal!'lnt" kicks 4 p.m. -Steel Band Trinidad Calimbo
off tonight's activities at 7 o'clock tn the I p.m. -Harbor Women Sln1era
amphitheater. Bluegrass music takes the 7 p.m. -Chuck Jones Magic Show
spotlight at a p.m. wllb the "Canyon 7:30 p.m. -Les Brown and His Band of
Grasa Ftddlera" perfonnlng on the Renown •.
family atage. Speedway moton:ycle I p.m. -New Dlmeolions Patriotic·
racing is tcbeduled for 1:15 p.m. in the Music Revue
grandstand. t p.m. -Les Brown ud His Band ol
Admiseion to all events ia free with the .__ Renown
prie< ol a fair ticket whldl COltl II.II for
adults, It for cblldren aged 1-11, and Is -SUNDA~ free tor cblldren under stx. 10 a.m. -Cfafls and Homemakln(
1'hln 11 still time to tee the Palnt·ln Demonslra~a ~ ~ ao!:d• which featuret artists demonttntl11g Nooa - Mini B1k~ Ratta ~ Adchw P.O. ao. 1s1s. ~1661 their skills at the fairground1 until dark. ~ 1 p.m. -:-Aladdin Ma&lc Show, New
-.,. OMl:n Among the many artist& partlclpeUna is Dimerwons . L=•~Oltft ~:r'ore~ ... '!:. well-known Chinete hone painter Nlng 2 p.m. -Steven Family MU1ical Group, Hllnlc:r,:::....,,. ,,.,, .. IC~...__. Yeh who will demonllr1lt the art of Po-Barnyard <?trmplca s:r=~~,,,,E~c..r-1-411'1..i mo the throw ink method of painting a· 3 p.m. -D1~per Dtrby, Dance Center
--""'"'• bo~. West Varlet1c1 a.. M._....641-lf71 Other weekend blghliahts are · 4 p.m. -Vagabond Band, Aurora Nelaon
ColWlltM. 1114. °'..,,.a:..... """"""' e..... , • Quintet, Style Show
"""°---.111\oMf"iiiOM.--' .. ""' SATUllDA.Y 5 p.m. -Young Life Sinatra, Kinidom of II! ...... _ ... _.,,,, ......... WllNllll--'....,._°'~"'-· 9 a.m. -4-H Doa Show Dance Varieties
._,,t1111~P1oO .. c-M9aOt1110t> 10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemaklna 7:30 p.m. -Skile.s and Hmderaon ,.,.,._.IO'l ..,~•3 oo_.....,..,,..., ..... ~ 0tmonstratlon1 1:1& p.m. -Les Brown and Hit BIDd or .... _..,,l ~Gloti-IJOO""""""' '--------;:::----=::!,._N::oo:::n.~_::M::.in:.:i Bike Races Reno"''lt _ , l-
Hand Tufted Eng1ish G.lazed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage Hickory Chair, -$hatter Bros., and many many more now reduced .
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DARY PROT EDITORIAL .. AGE
Nqw, a Lower Bri ge
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The Newport Beach Planning Commi.sslon angered
a number of boaters last week by voting· to recomn1end to the city council that the new Cnast Highway bridge
over Newport Bay be less than 20 leet above the water.
Boaters had asked that the bridge be al least 32 feet
high lo accommodate sailboat tral!lc.
However, evidence presented the plannen; strongly
aupported the lower height (the pnsent bridge is only
13.6 !eel above mean high water).
. State and city engineen have sai~ °' lower bridge
wall be saler for automobUe traffic because it will be
Jess steep and therefore offer better driver visibility.
A lower bridge will also be better looking and will
save California taxpayers at least $1 .5 million in con-
struction costs, according to the California Department
or Transportation (CALTRANS), which will build the
bridge.
· Commissioners last week also rejected the idea of
an interchange at .Dover Dfive after Wally Knudson , a
representative of CALTRANS, told tHem such an inter-
change would be unworkable.
He pointed to traffic studies by t.b.e city stall which
have shown that many drivers change lanes ~oing over
the bridge so they can turn right at Dover Dnve or Bay-
side Drive. ·
Knudson said the iriterchange would create a prob-
lem in that cars entering-from a ramp at the right
would have to weave left if lheY were going straight,
while through tralfic wanting to turn right wou ld have
to merge into the right hand lane through the ramp
traffic.
He told commissioners that according to his engi·
neers an interchange would be "poor bridge design."
This contradicts a city-financed $85,000 independent
traffic study last year which recommended the inter-
change.
The older stud}' endorsed the concept ·apparently
without going into as ·much detail as the Coast Highway
Crossing Committee, which studied the problem at no
charge and, after consulting CAL TRANS, advised against
the interchange.
The height ol the bridge itself nevertheless ;, the
main concern. And as we saii;t before, the preponderance
of evidence presented so far supports the planning com·
mission'• low bridge· recOmmendation. -
Wha.t haunts any 'decislon made at this time, how·
ever, is the absence of a specific plan for the use of
Upper Newport Bay. ·
But public sentiment. and economics, today are
virtuaUy dictating a low level bridge. Bauing some new
inJ?rmation, this seems to be the way It ·will gO.
l.a1111cltlng Outlets
In the course of debate over how high the new
-Coast Highway bridge should be, boaters argued that
the only' public launching ramps for trailered boats in
Newport Beach are located-in the Upper Bay.
Therefore, they said, anyone who brings a sailboat to
the water on a trailer has to use a lowered mast after
launching to pass under the bridge, then raite the mast
in mid-bay traffic, which can be a hazardous undertaking.
However, the launching situatii>n is not quite that
restrictive. .
For example, many of the smaller trailered boats
can be and are launched from street ends along the
bay. . .
. Also, many boat owners who don't like to get their
traders wet pay a small fee to use cranes available to the
public for boat launching.
' N~verthe_l~s~, the problem of finding adequate
launching facil1t1es where there also is adequate parking
has faced trailered boat sailors for a Jong time and de-
serves serious consideration.
This is a planning and policy decision the city
should go into further at this time, and resolve along
with the bMdge location and height, since the two
issues are closely related.
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Folks Like This
Shoot Prices Up
Dear
Gloomy
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K ennedy Sti l~ Vulnerable
Don't Count Jackson Out I I I
11-!aude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been counting on the
cracked oilcloth table cover ancJ. in her
old eyes was the ,delight or a YQUDg girt
"I done It. Jud!1 I done it!" she cried.
"l saved me $3.95. Now f can buy them
ginli(ham curtains I been hankering for
all these years."
Her husband frowned . "It l\'ouldn't 'i;.e
right, t.faude," he said. "I seen by' the
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Ne~'flOrt's ocean beach resembles
an immense garbage du1np, with
' most or the filth being deposited by
.the city's 0"11 residents -r.nd
tbeir d()Jl:s. The city should either
enforce its anti~og ordinances or
clean up the mess.
E.!..F.
WASHINGTON -Sen. Henry M.
(Scoop) Jackson's quest for the presi-
dency may not be as hopeless as it seems.
At the moment his chief competitor is
Edw2rd M. Kennedy. whose vulnerability
has been re-emphasized by an article :n
... the New York Times P.fagazine on the
drowning of a friend , 11-fary Jo Kopechne,
in a car which had been driven off a
bridge at Chappaquiddick Island, li.tiiss., "I RECKON you 're right, Jud," said. ~!:".! ::.• .. ew::::".!.::n~,:: by Senator Kennedy five years ago. M~e nodding. := : 0:...,-:::,~1,, S.:wi:""" "' Kennedy leads the polls~ with his star
"'Same with. food, Maude," said. Jud. quality . luster in contrast to Senator
papers down at
Appalae;hia .. eomer.. ~
w h e re thts fella,
Herbert Stein -he's
the chairman of the
President's Council
of Economic Advis
ers -IB)'S inOatlon
"Used to be you were content with a ~ Jack.son's more pedestrian appeal. But ,.~t'"-it ~ .ck ol flour and ss.eent slice ol ~ giVe up this ~raunea and -. back to the .the raa that Sena-- -baCk. N'oW YoU J!Ot to have a dollar sack old ways.,, "-tor Kennedy's be·
and a 7G-cent slice." havior before. dur-"But voe ain't eating no more, Jud." "I'll try, Jud. But 1 don't reckon. 8 50-irJR and after the
cent sack of flour v•ould last us from 1 · ·• 1 "But we're buying more experisi\!e food b f rai;:1c acc1.1en can
1 . t . tast reak ast to supper. ~t~antime,'' said be rilade into 3 ras-
onAndaccot unln~t e. go moreMexudpens1~t~ I 1"'k. , ~laude, hopefully, _"you think .I could buy cinatfng m )' s t e r Y
----•ein!t-l he_ ~ox.ern
ment's f:Jult. ts
our'n,"
1 a JUSt us, . a e, I s o s my gingham curtains?" story at even this ---l'•v<!~~I here. ~ !fark1ns, down at ~e . _ , " laj&_date......su.11;A;ests-bank;lie told me ltt"used'1o buy $50 swts~·A:INJLY;OU-BEEN-hstenlngrMaude~ -that potential durin~
-"What did we do now, Jud?" asked
fl.faude, her shouldefs sagging.
"We been living too high off the hog,"
said Jud. "We got to cut back. Trouble
is, "'e got expensive tastes.''
"I hadn't noticed," said Maude . "See, it creeps up on you," said Jud .
''Now you take ten years ago, we lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, we live in a $$)(11)
one.''
"But \\.'e ain't even moved, Jud.''
"I know. But would you be happy living
in a cabin only half this good? See?
Without even knowing it, you got yourself
accumstomed to living in an expemive
and,drive a $2000 car. Now he ain) happy sa1~ Jud. You wan;,,to wi:eck the wf'l?le the ·heat of a presi-
less n he wears $100 suits and drives a ~~samed ecG!lOmY; dential canipatgn
$3000 car. And he ain't happy with them Well, I still think the government The Tl . . I leaves the neither." ought to let me have my curtains." 1 m.es art1h1c 1• h bout
.. ,, . "And there's another reason," said mpress1_on ·a mu<: a Poor m~n, said Maude. Jud "T , • th ,· d d 1 · Chappaquiddick \\'8!1 covered up. 'nle , . . nd . 1 saw em m e \\ID ow 0\\11 o ,___ In bout h 1 Se to "Next. ~)I be wanl!~K,S200 101ts a furdy's and..fbey gooe up to $6.95." quest!l"lll ;ema a "'a . na r
$4000 can, sa~ Jud. It 1 like a fever. Maudefslowly scraped the peMies off Kennedy did in the JO-hour µenOO after
No telling where it'll stop." 'the table w}th.a sigh. "Well, m1ybe lf'n I ~·~aped. from the submerged \'ehlcle
"Maybe that government man's right, keep sa~ing, !Orne day ... " m which t.hss Kopechne was trapped.
Jud." ~Jud put a gentle hand on her thin THERE IS no point revie"'ing any of "SUre he ls," said Jud. "It ain't the shoulder. "See what expensive tastes you this, nor indicating any judgrnents about
government's fault folks got experudve got? You used to' hanker after $3.15 !he adequacy of Senator-Kennedy's
tastes-living in .expensive houses, eating curtains. Now you hanker after $6.95 perfonnance or his explanations of it.
expensive foods, "'earing expensive ones, You sure can't blame the The significant point politically Is that
clothes, driving expensive cars. We got to. governmen! for that.'' Chappaquiddick becomes more pertinent
as public apprehensions increase about
Ve sco Autograph Beat,s a Mitchell coverup and what it reveals about those
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Senator Kennedy's reaction has been to
pull down the curtain. He says be has
WASHINGTON r What's in a name?
Plenty,· if you're collecting or selling
Watergate autograplis, a fad ""tlilit may
soon rival digging up old Capt~in Marvel
comics Or Nazi war souvenirs.
· A prize bargain Jn this new hobby is an
envelope signed by indicted ex-Attorney
General John !\lilch·
ell, and bearing a
first -day · of -issue
Law and Order
stamp. It's only $15.
Souvenir Nixon in·
augural envelo\)es
sil(lled in happier
days by \Vhlle
House aides H. R.
Haldeman or John
Ehrlichman, cost $25. Rose Mary '\\'oods'
name on an envelope commemorating
the President's trip to Russia goes for
$10. Her signature on an JS-minute blank
piece o! tape would probl\bly bring a
fortune. ·
A Bill of Rights stamped . envelope
signed by Senate Watergate chiet
counsel, Sam Daah, coets $a .
Unaccountably, one signed by his pipe-
mnoking minority colleague, F r e d
Thompson, brings $10.
AN AUTOGRAPH by former
Commerce Secretary and Ni.Ion fund
raiser Maurice stans, recently acquitted
in a felony case involving world
securities trader Robert Vetc0, costs: $15.
It's on a Workl Trade stamp cover. 1bat
is also the price of a Nb:On in.augural
envelope signed by the man Nixon forced
out as Attorney General, E 111 o t
Richardsoll.
An inaugural cover beiring the
sl~ture of the Presidenl's whcel cr-
dealer brother, Don, costs $10. Special
Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski,
and his predecessor Archibald Cox's
sil{llaturea on rovers also fetch 310.
"I'll uy tms fTHJCh for my Blffha -&he'1 l//Mys tr/Ml to rr>M•
11111,.ri.g. ••citing ... # ,
· _ :~ .;l;. ·;·...: d"foJd al!Ahe kdctwa,-leaving some aspects
An autographed photo of the first "'hich he cannot wholly explain cio~hed in
Nixon cabinet starrin_g disbarred fonner n:iystery. There are no ~pe ~econ:hngs of ill Pr-id '1 s ~ A--1 200 his conversaUons with-bis friends-before,
ce es en p1ro gnew, cos s $ · during and after the incident.
And .a pi~e or Supreme .Court jusl!ces, How heavily this will weigh on the full
bearlllg their autographs, ~ a bargain at scale of Senator KeMedy 's record is
$50, now that they are deciding whether beyond •rational measurement except In
Nixon can .refuse to give up evidence. tenns of'tbe public opinion polls which he
TWO OFF-BEAT items bring
premiums. One is a 1971 letter for $35
signed by~ astronaut Donald Slayton
saying that " .... I know of no plans
to send the President into space in 1976"
... Anoher is a signed photo of My L::ii
murderer . Lt. l''illiam Calley, which
goes for $75.
WASHINGTON WIDRL: Sm a 11
Business Administrator Tom Kleppe not
only has a chauffeur-driven limousine , he
had a chauffeur-Oriven golf cart al a
recent outing. The SBA, in a sudden
press release after we inquired, insisted
the chauffeur helped Kleppe on his 0"11.
.not the taxpayers' time ... Salty .>!d
Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover recently
was Kfven a $90.70 case or H3rvey'!I Bris·
lol Cream Sherry by a General El ectric
bigwig •ilo cautiously ordered his
messenger to deliver it "In plain bro\vn
"'rapper so its contents can'l be
identified." GE Is a inajor Navy
contractor, but Ri(:koYer. who \\'as
married three months ago. explained, "It
must be a wedd~g__p~ot-1 drinlu>nly
Ringer ale."
To bring Vietnamese orphans to the
U.S. for adopting parents, ste"·ardesses
fr'orn Pan·Am and United are Wclng a
week of their vacations to travel to
Saigon and back. The airlines provkle the
travel. hotel and meals. The maidens of
mercy provkle the tender I o v i n g
care • --~ Tht Surl{eon General's annual
report on smoking and disease was
delayed six months, allegedly because of
pressure by the tobacco b a r o n s .
NjXlaense, said a federal .sl)(lkesman, It
ris only a "bureaucratic snafu .'' 1iet,
the report was hastily cut loose the day
1rter our query.
leads.
IN ALL likelihood, Senator Kenneqy
v.·ould be running against Vi~Presklent
Gerald R. Ford, "'hose present political
aim in life is to establish a reputation for
solid rectitude. This potential v,.ill have to
be taken into consideration in offering a
candidate agalnst Ford.
So long as that is the case, Senator
Jackson has a chance.
His other competitors. no cannot be
extended at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov. George \'lallace and Sen. Fritz
11-fondale of 11-Unnesota, suffer from some-
thinli( Jess than universal support. ·
Senator Jackson has devised an '1ssu~riented campaign no't depending
too heavily on his personality except in
the sense that he seriously discusses
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serious affairs and thus cooveys an
i1Qpression of competency. He can be
debated 'l\1ith on serious terms by those
who disagree •1tilh him. To the best of
any public knowledge. there is nothing to
sully his record.
This could prove to be \\'hat the
Democrats will ba\'e to have in 1976,
and also considering the natiooal
sensitivity to ~ver-up, It may be that
Senator Kennedy will find It expedient to
expand on his previous explanations.
This. of course, would be bot h
unpalatable and' dangerous, and he will
probably have to weigh whether silence is more damaging than expansi\'eness.
But we seem to have a new political
.climate in the country calling for talking
about things previously coosidertd better
forgotlen. President N i x o n • on
reconsideration, might have better gone
the hang-out route, v.·hether it was too rather than . a more glan\Orous. figure late or not. whose behavtor under stress can Ill some
respects be compared to ~ President ::_ . On the ot_her hand, nobcxly "'c,!Uld ha~e
Nixon's. President Nixon, too. suffered. given a nickel for Senator Kennedy s
some kind of a lapse while unpleasant P!'esidential c.hances .five years ago._ ~ne!
events ~·ere taking place in his sm~ that bme .he. has Wlde~~one a
proximity. coos1derable po l-1 t-l"C'11·l·rehab1h~tlon.
Ad\'erse events. however. seen1 to linger
IN VIEW or the revivabUity of in. the public mind longer than might
Chappaquiddick at inconvenient times, r have been thought five years ago.
The Certaint y of Prison
In the U.S., if you commit a serious
crime you will spend · a longer lime in
prison than you "Al>Uld Li England. But
your chances of going to prison are ten
times greater in England than here.
Reflect upon these two statements
above, and yoo will see \\.'hy the crime
rate is far m ·er in F.ngland than in
the U.S. It is not the degree of punish-
ment that is deter·
minative, but the
certainty of punish-
ment.
This is v.•hy those
Americans who call
for harsher penalties
.nd lon~er sentences
are graspinl{ t h e ,
stick by the wrong end. What' does It
matter how long a sentence we prescribe
for a certain crime If the odds over·
wbelmingly favor no sentence at all?
tt IS S\loiftness and s. !DeSS .•
pun1shment that deters criminality, not
length or harshness. Our harsh sentences
are mostly illusory if only 5 per cent of
defendants have to serve them; and this
S percent consists mostly of the dumbest.
the poorest, the youngest, the least
experienced.
Where we need reform is r lt v.·ith
"tougher" judges or bleak r~isons,
but with the ll'hole prellminary-
process of booking and charging and
plea~pping and cro\\·ded calenders and
politlcally connected lawyers a n d
crooked cops and r.ottcn gun i.ws fllld all
tf1e rest of our fouled-up r :stem.
A VEAR sentence' is deterreni enough
for most lawbreakers if they are 99 per-
cent sure that if they are caught they will
be sent to the pokey. And a ten-year
sentence is not effectual if ·they are 90
perc ent sure they will be let off or put on
Professional criminals, like probation.
( SYDNEY HARRIS )
professional gamblers, always play with
the odds : it is only amateurs "'ho play
. against !hem.
Personally, I am not convinced !hat
prison really "deters., anyone except the
person v.·bo \\'Ouldn't do It again anyway.
But as long as most people think
otherwise, \\'e should at least have a
judicial system that puts criminals away
\\'ith dismaying predictability, as is done
in England. Wbat we have no1v is a farce
that is ferocious in its .intentions and
impotent__.jn-its execution. N9 seasoned
lawbreaker is fearfu l of this straw man:
THIS IS lvhere lhe hard-line "law an.:!
order" poople ought to concentrate their
efforts, not on allncking the bench for
being "soft'' or the prisons for
"coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
charges. since (as I mentio~cd at the
beginning) our sentences are longer than
in England, and our Prisons al least as
grim as any in the civilized v.·orld.
There is little respect for law in the
U.S., because the law· itself does not li,•e
up lo its conunitmcnts: il s end is not
justice but convenience, acrommodation,
a good-looking record for Uie district
atlomcy,.and a bargaj[Ling-av.•ay of rights
th at makes it easier to commit more ..-
\\Tongs.
OU.NM COAST
DAILY PILOT
.Robtrt N. \Vetd,.PubUshtr
Thomas Kttvil, Editor
Barbara Krtibic1'
Ectiioriat Page Editor
The t:'ditortal . Ptae ot ttie D&i.ly Quotes ~~~1-~ to.Jnronn. Md liUri\uJal!'_
n!llCWn by prnnitirw on this ,...
dlverweicarnmentuy'on topk-s 0( in-
~ by l)'fldk::ated ~. Uld
cartooniats, by providl~ • forum kr
?Hders' views and by pc'allNllbw Uila
~'!ptiptt'I opinioftl Md 1d9as GI
cumnt toptcs. The editorial op1nbw
of the Daily Piiot appear only in 0..
~ltorial coWmn ak fhe_tbf ol _..
. Pllt. OpinkN H"P"l!SM:d by the •
umnlsbl and cartoonillt1 Md '-tt•
wrtUn a.re !Mir own and no am•
ment ol their view• by 'the DtJIJ
Pilot 1haukl bt lnfffftld..
"This is ih rormation oo "'hich one can
aluation . It should come to make an ev
tbe attention of the public." -House
mmltlee Chairman Peter w.
D-N.J., after the commillee reveal n1ost of the evidence
Judiciary Co
RedlM Jr.,
decided to
received In I ts lmpeachn1ent 1!!_9~~· __ 1
"Thert is J!4't no one mnn smart
enough. lo be a do1nestic Kissinger .. , -
advlse•K~neth It Cole, on
1hat someone or th f! slalure President ial
a Sl•RResllon
of Sccret';2 be aMJl"'1
of State Henry A. Kissinger
to spur action on bo1ne ~rout Friday. July 19, 1974
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Nudity
Banned
LOS ANO£LES (AP)
Nudity oa publlc beaches,
Jlla)'llOUD<ls and parb in Loo
Anceles hu been banned by
.,,. Olly Cooncll.
'Ille onllnanoe, which took
effect <oday, makes tt a
nlisdeIJ\eanor fur anyone OVet"
10 years old to sunbathe, swim
( State )
or walk nude In a p.iblic plate,
a f1rlt conviction carries. a
maxinun sentence of six
m:nths in jail« a $500 fine ·or
both.
'Ibe meMure was approved
I 'J1>1nday by the cooncil in a
li.1 vote after several weeb
d itatimony, including Police
(]lief Ei:! Davis' warning that
mclad &ld>athers on Venice
Beach bad contributd<d to a 26
percent increase in the crime
rat.e there. _
American Civl Liberties
Union attomey Edward
Nimmer said Ille ACLU would
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Married
Comedian Tom Smoth·
ers, 36, has married
his high school sweet.
heart, Rochelle llobley,
36, of Genoa, Nev. The
first marriage of both
ended in divorce. Tom
bas a son and she bas
seven children. They·
were wed in the Little
White Church in La!
Vegas.
... k. reslnlillq onier today---------
aplnot the ,_..., which he
CllOSiders unconstitutional.
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Water, ;t?owe1· Cut
By DPW Strike
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
tbree·d•y·old strike by
Deportment of Water and
Power employes hu cut
power temporarily to
thousand• of ....... -
endan(erin1 oo emphyoema
victim in one cue -and
inerrupted the supply ol water to city ,_..,,.,.,
·Union leaders and DWP
executlves ~ e1peoted to
resume builinlng today.
Aquedu~t pipelines
supplying 50 ~ ol ~ watl!r-suppl)11o city r~ ·
were Abut oU for two and ope
ball hours 'lllunday. A DWP
spokesman said :1111,000 lanes
in tho San F~ Valley
may be affected by elecbic
power cuL!I if more eqnipmtnt
falls. •
Hot temperaturet a n d
vandalism contributed to the
power problems, the DWP
Mid. .
CALIFORNIA
depertment1 which r u s h e d
Mrs. Wlnltzky to a hoapital.
An emerrency crew of striking
DWP empZoyes Who were
alerted by the fire deplr!rnnt,
repaired the cl~lt breakers
and restored power to the area
and Mrs. Wlnitlky w a s
returned home. '-------..J 1i1ore than 7 ,000 of 11,500
DWP worken walked olf their
joba at mldolght ~Y
ofter negotiaton ttjected a
DWP dfer ol. an eight percent
wage hike and a 0.6 percent
-in .fringe b<ne!lll.
'Ille W1loos bad demanded 11 percem. .
* * * Walkouts
Tape Said
'Awkward'
For Rodino
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
t a p e recording considered
pot.ollally embamslllni to
HOUllO Judtcl.ary CommlUee
c11atntWn Peter ROO!no (D-
N.J .), and a key lltaff aide, is
amoog evidence which a
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Friday, July iq, 1974 DAILY PILOT IS
Ora.age Cotmtf Too
Hughes' Gift~ Told
' SACRAMENTO (UPf -Assetaor Phil Wat900, $350
Howard. R. Hughes channeled each to Orange C o u n t y
more thin !20,000 to both suporvtaon David Baker and
Ralph Cla rk and $300 IO the .
state Senate Democratic 1
Qlmmlttee. l
Republican and Dmlocratlc
candidates in Ca lifornia
through • lobbyist for • flnn
identified as a CIA cover,
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The mysterious bllllonalre,
Whoae $100,000 c a m pa 11 n PERSIAN RUGS donation to President Nlxoo
drew the ll!Untion ol . the
Senate committee, pve the
califomia funds t bro u 1-h
Donald K. Brown ol Sin
Pedro.
pt olfwOll fw .... .1
Among l!IWTl'i clliiiQ la • -
the Robert R. Mullon Co. of
Wllllhinl\On D.C., which his
beerrideotlfied as provldi.n& an
oveneas cover for CIA acenu.
Hugtw' donations w e r e
disclosed In campaign finance
records on file today with the
NEWPORT BEACH ......... ..,polllc
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l'N•lew I P.M. office of Secretary of · State
Edrrullt G. Brown Jr.
Tile uports listed Hughes ..
"Self-employed." .
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Bay Area TIIE UNION bas denied ony ~ panel probing connection wl1h the vandalism NEWPORTER INN, 1107 .... ...... ... •,• and said union workers will By ne "'-llW Pnl,s U . S . Immigration officials
inuMdlately--erin Striking AC -b1Jo lnlaldatogivetotheJuslice AUCORIMC.121319'0.Ztlq ·!
His coalrlbutloos totalled
$23,450 Wt a small amount of
Iha\ went to out-ol•late
candidates.
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such cases. 1be uDim has drivers and Im famlllee J>epartlnelit. HUGHES GA.VE $300 toj-~;;;;;;;;;;;"'~a.~c~h•;•;;••;;;;•;n;•~·;-~;;;;;;~~ " olfered a 15,000 reward for the sclteduled a .,_ rally lhl 'Ille 11ouoe lllllconvnlttee on Houston I. Flournoy, the
an<St and C"'1vldlon o f march to Ille buo cHttrict t.p~ and monetary offalrs Republlcan nominee for gov. vandals "re&pOOSible for any __ , .......... --iA -..i. emor, and the same amount .......,,.,...,.In °'*lend today ·-·--Y to ~ an intemrption of water and • .._.... ...... • to two WlSUCCeuful Demi> power." to press their denwm Ix' ewOulticn by the J u 1 t i c e aatic gubernatorial candi·
Vandals shut oCf valves at more money. Department ol the flncUnp of. dates -former Aslembly
the firot Los Angeles !1<1Ueduct At the tqing ol state ita yeaNoog i-OOe ol die Speaker Bob McretU and Rtp.
nearNewhallabout11:30p.m. conciliator Thomas lmmigra1ion and Naturaliza-Jerome Waldie of Antioch. Wednesday, preventing the tioa. Service. Another u n s u c ce 11fu1
Dow of about 30 million aallons Nicolopulos, negotiators for AC Democratic candidat.e f o r • Transit and tho 1,656 drlwn sub committee cbaihnan
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
prison psychologist m. set up
a meeting between the
father of Patricia Hearst and
prison inmates has been
placed oo administrative leave
•---by the Calffom!a ~fedical
FaeiHty, a prison .po!cesman
says.
Batteries
_.\ssist Boy
In Living_ Of nter to storage facilities governor, Sen. Fran c 1 s co
TULARE {UPI) -Mark and halting operations at a d Amalgamated Transit William J. Randall reportedly May« Joseph Alioto, received
-II '·'"'"" and small power generallng plant, Unlon Division 192 met for Ill lxlld the New York Times that $2000. , • • is ........,. Al the ne·~· ....ad Los hours Tin1ralay, but tbert! was the tape __,,_ -med Th I a T • I I . n Ile
.. ting• ~.-ol -~• Angeles aq'-uedu"'ct, another .. ~ .... ,. .............. e aes i Ul;:ll.:a...... ~-.. m-Teport.ofirogress. testimonybyINSollicerN contribution wu $1,SOO .
In
•MIRRORS•SHELVES
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•WASTE BASKETS
Wes1ey Hiler, so, was put on
leave with full pay last week
-he ~ pri.,., -·-.,to Rolling
-mapzlne, OCCOl)dlng to Phil Guthrie, .i.,iuty director
-Of the Department 0 f
CorTections.
jolts -to his bnUn by hn> attempt to cut olI the water 'Ille 21Mlay slrike bas fo<c<d . or-Hughes gave that uoount tu
tiny battertM llttach!d m his was made, but a DWP olfkiil more than 200 000 mnmllters man D. Summen 00 eater-both st.ate Senate Democratic . said • burglar a I arm beclc to lh<lr .;.,,. and ~,...;.., t.almnent be said be helped Lealler G-i! M f chest. · .. __ .,., ed of! the •-•--~~··Jam--,son ·•~n•eln"'·~1-n~, 8 -0
"He's been eating better, ....,...a.. .. y IC8l' ~ l"\DU"'I_.. -·-~•11;>4A.V .... nuuuN San Francisco and lo ·a dinner
he's able to swallow easier Yandals. the Bay Bridge be ween in a bid o:m.promi.le the .con-held to honor Gov. Ronald
and he's in good s 'P j /I t 1 11 Dan Swinton, a spokesman Oakland and San Fnncisco. gressinan during 1971 visit Reagan and raile funds for
alwa)'B," Jacl: Bevins. the for theboodstrllcln& Int«na1 _ _!1,'.!"'l ON •uOTHER ~•-Iron!. to the U.S.·Mexico border. COP state candidates. youth's father, reported Brother of Et;l.'\ol1cal A.L... ~l.M: Sen. ·Alan Cranston. a e Be Testifies Th .. ~. ~ ~ Workm Local 18, .,id routine !hero was no loport of SUMMERS AUK> --'ed DemocTa~ received fl , O O O ,
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A w-Y ~= nm • 0 n equii>ment failure caused by Jll<>Crell! In the walkout by 50 • .,.... vmile the DemocraUc nominee __ .u Son~-~-returned home from the -·• I drl•-ol ~-,....._._ ~·-in the tape recording that oo ~-~-• v--lh ..... y~ ri-<11"-~man u · ·ty ol c Ill 1 1-uW& UJe mny eave many ._.. "'"' n.u...,.-.. VW1 another oocasion in 1971, he for state \,Allwutler, nau""'
who apent, 1S days in jail for niversi. a 0 r n a more rdklenta: without ponr. system, whldl nms a l'huttle arrange d 11lm11 a r 0>ry cl. Wesbntnster toot 1n
coolti>l!A ol court bas purJ<d =-.,,Center in Sa 0 ...vice wllhln San Francis<o entertainmerlt for Gamer J. '3CIO fnlm Hughes.
himself by answering ·Mart. wm was table .to ''IF ONE MORE lntematiooal Air1Jort and Cline, ass>Ciate general Contributklns o1. $1,000 each
qoestloDI from a grand jtiry ,,_,1. .,. -, L-.a _ tramtormer. (in the San carries~· engers tnm. the. <Xllftlel fer the House wem: to Republlcan Alsembly ~Ing.~ Syrand..,_the .~ ·;,;1--tn 'lb Fenrando mu) went ool," a air1>ort to the city. · Judidary {)llmn._ 'llll!ch is condldala W'tlllam Campbell ol ~ .. v ~uum 00 June !8, and DWP ........ said, "we '!be driven ""' denwlding wrrerr11y .,,.,.;.;;;;,. t be Hacienda Heights and !Al
Patricia H....i l<idno!>inc. they·~~ · I I I I would bave to drop load. a '8 ?aloe to fSO a doy. 111Us lmpeodunonl o1 Prooidenl Angeles Ccunty Supervborlal
Paul 11.~ 2t, ot San receJVe • e c r c 8 which means black out scme addMiona1 SS raises in each ot Nixm. ' candidates J>ete Scbaberum, ~ fnln the two d
nu.Ow ~ ~HITI • llOWM
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• P'rMci9co, wh> wet to jail betW. areu.. What meas would be-the nut two years. Oine was also serving in John Ferraro and E Hours9:301oS:3oP.m.Saturday 9a.m.to5p.m.
, MayJ!alte.refusingto Marl<'"';...poralJ>Odln.his blaclredool,andfor-loog, . 'Ille 15 ,000-member' 19'11 ao C<IUllllOI fer a Edelman. 1803WestcliffDrive,Newport Beach54&3303 • ---~queotipen""'dtandng1':! '8Tly teem ~ ol ,• de0ne~•~-~~-1n a can>enten imlon repo_rledl-~subrommit~~~·~tee~oo~in:mn:·gra:ti:'<rr:· ~~-~~f~l~,OOO~w~as~gl~ven~by~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~ ~. rnysteriool lllnesl. l:locWI at ~,~~ ·--Wediieollay thot a --ed by Rodino. Hiigheo to !Al Angeles Coonty
..-._1, w. a• UC in fact, ml lbey do not San Femando Valley suburb hall -netOtlai.d In their ,,
--u a wt-aflor-~ve-lrlllDlll! for ttie--""'!lb' ~ during Wedne>-rnmll>dd lllill<e oplnlt Ile _ ~ teetffyq 'l'humday. aihnent day's power loll. Ass oc-ia ff: d Gen ere--1
. ,,. ,_ . Deborah Wlnltzky, "h 0 Coatracllrs. e VA to ... 01-e sulfen from emphysema, wu Uoion officials ..m aated
LOS ANGELES (UN) -S h l Bo d preporing to give henell·an not to be named said lhe 'Ille Veteran! Administration C 00 • ll inbalalloo therapy treatment agreem<sll calls fer an
will post t,300 "Veterans SACRAMENTO (AP)--Gov. when the electricity went out. immediate $1 raise to *9.'7S an
upn:autatlves" en college Ronald Reagan bas signed ''I , wu confused,'' Mrs. hour, ~ another 25 cents
-this fall to legislation pladng a 1150 Wlnlt7.lry said. "I """ ocared Nov. I. AddllWa1 II rai:!es
lltnlghl<n out the miXU]lll that million scbool bcnl measure and I panicked. Tbet ooly will -llOlrly .._ to fll
plagued Gf Bill lludents last m the Nooember ballot. 'Ille made lhingl worse. I kept in June. 1!'15 md to fl2 in
year, a VA official mlid 1 fundswou'ldbemadeavailable gasping. 1 needed more air. Jme 1'16.
-Y· to school dlltrlcta for repair or Eveeythlng was closing in." Noltb<m Calibnla painters
'"nle vet reps, along with repl-ol i>mle s:llool Sbe called her husband ot and alrline flight crews are
other da:ll'S we have made, buildings. wcrk. who called the fire al90 on strike.
will llf""UY Improve tho
system," said Odell W.
Vaughn chief VA be!lefit.s
director.
e c .. e Argued
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
An aittomey for a-Los Angeles
ndlo station manager aa)'! his
client was within h i s
-tutlooal rights when he
withheld !apes and letten
rocelved from the SymhlCICl<Se
Llberallon Army and the •---W-UIMlergroomd.--Wllliam Lewis. f2, general
mm:tiger of KPFK, was jailed
for contempt ol oourt and
-16 dayo last mooth ofter refusing to .,,,..,,der the
tapes er -ivand l1Il1' queM:ioor. His attorneys
arOl<d the cue Thunday
before the U.S. N'mtb Circuit
O>lllt ol Appeals.
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we ·announce
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All sale merchandise is from our
existing inventory We think you
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~choose from and look forward
to serving you .
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.VOL. 67, NO. 200, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY,. JULY 19, 19741 . c TEN CENTS
Costa Mesa 'Auto Row' Girds for Sign Battle _1 . -. '_ -;
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI trtatment tn1;the sign onllnance~ the effect ol the sign program at Harbor dealerships are being "unfairly treated"
or u. Oeitr ""' 1tet1 Tbe recommendatlcn was issued along Boulevard 's American Motors has been and "discriminated against" under the
John C.ormell, president of UM:.,..Motor with otben concerning motels, theaters evaluated. sign ordinance.
Car Dealers Aa.9odatloa cl Cost& "M~. and eervice Matioos. Jt is based on the American Motors was the first auto "We can't live with it as it is. We need
.indicated today ithat Harbor Boulevard's clalm that Coata Mesa's auto dealers, dealership to come Wlder the new sign an exemption from the ordinance as it is
auto rcnv may be girding for another because of their location on major CT>de. If the -law remains unchcinged, written," he said.
battle against lhe new sign ordinance. tboroughfarea, already have. enough other dealers will also be required to put Qlnnell's specific objection is that the
A meeting of the 10 auto dealers is ·visibility. up smaller Iii.gm u lhe ... mortiution ordinance treats new car dealerships as
sd>edWed for Thursday aDd the key item Jt ,Jias .. tbe conclu.slon of the planning period.on their old signs runs out. one business, rather than an aggregate of
on the •gepda Is what to do abou~ a new deparimeat study that 11 p e c I a I Connell said be could not speak for the businesses which involves a new car lot,
planning department recommendation rtgulations for auto dealerships not. be association. al a whole but s a i d he used car lot, service garage and parts
that auto dealet;s not be given 1pedal considered for a period of one year until personally be I i e v es that :iuto hoose.
'Enor11ious Crir11e'
''hfost of us have four businesses under
one roof and we should· be allowed to
identify each one or them." he said.
Conne11's assoclati«t, represented by
auomey Donald Smallwood dilling public
hearings on the sign ordinance. origil)811Y
forced the issue of special regulaoons.
M e m be r s or the Qty Councill com·
missioned the study earlier this year.
The study is on the agenda this Sunday
when council members and their aides
meet at the Holiday Inn for theit annual
retreat. H o w e v e r. no action for or
against special reguJations for certain
kinds of busines.5eS is likely until the
Aug. 6 session .
Smallv;ood said today that he had not
had the opportunity to review the study
and had not been requested by the auto
dealers to tender an opinion.
·Connell said Smallwood was only hired
to represent the dealers during the initial
sign ordinance hearings but is not
(See AUTO ROW, P11e t)
Doar Backs Impeaching
WASHINGTON (AP) -John Doar,
special counsel for the House Judiciary
Committee's impeachment inquiry, said
today he believes President Nlxoo should
be impeached.
''That is my judgment as a legal
matter, yes," Doar told reporters when
asked if he believed the evidence
justified impeachment. ~
Doar met with re(>orter8 a f t e r
presenting proposed a r l i c I e s of
Boat Smashes
J Into B1idge;-
Man IIJi.,u.red .
By J,\CKIE HYMAN °'*...., .........
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A 33-loot ... 11111 m.t.er 1ttempled lo
pass under Pac(% Coast H11hway bridge
----in....Newport...Har.bor_alhigb ti® Thursday_
night and collided with the cente~ span.
The crash crushed the faces of both men
aboard. A
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CHARLIE CHUCKLES CLOWNS' WITH AORIENNE DAVIS
Mtsri Clown, Huntington BMch Queen at County F•lr
The accident occurred about 9 p.m.
just as an unusually high 7.1-foot tide
reached its peak, according to the
Orange County Harbor Patrol.
f mal Weekend Activity
For County Fair Planned
The owner of the boat Mako, Walter
Rau, 36, who listed his address as
Bayside Village, Newport Beach, was
reported in satisfa~ condition today
at Orange County Mechcal Center.
His passenger, Merrill Riggle, 44, of
Garden Grove was repocted in serious
condition with massive head injuries at
Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport -
today. ·
The Orange County Fair goes into its
second and final weekend tonight with a
full slate of activities for all interest and
age groups.
• A "World Friendship Pageant" kicks
of£ tonight's activities at 7 o'clock in the
imphithcater. Bluegrass music takes the
SpoUight at 8 p.m. wit'1 the "Canyon
Qrass Fiddlers" performing on the
O;lmily stage. Speedway motorcycle
racing is scheduled for 8: 15 p.m. in the
crandstand,
:. Admission to all events is free with the
Price or a fair ticket which costs $1.75 for
,clults, $1 for children a~ 6-lZ, and is
free for children tmder six.
There is still time to see the Paint-In
which features artists demonstrating
their lkills at the fairgrounds until dark ..
Among the IDIDY artists portidPotiDIJ•
well-known am-horse painter Ning Yeh who will deiiiOiiiliitelhe ort oi po-
Weuher
Some high clouds al times
through Saturday. C h a n c e or
thundershowers late tonight. Not
much temperature change. HigM
from the low 70s at the beaches to
near 90 inland.
Newport· Mesa School Dis-
trict's summer musical work--
-sh.op is presenting "Mort1 PQp-
pins' on stage neJ:t torek. See
toda11'1 Weekender.
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mo, the throw ink method of painting a
horse.
Other weekend hlghli1hts are :
SATURDAY
9 a.m. -4-H Do1 Show
10 a.m. -Crafts and Homemaking
Demon1trations
Noon ;..... Mini Bike Racet
1 p.m. ...,. Jee Carving, Aladdin Magic
ShoW
2 p.m. -caballeros Accordion Band
3 p.m. -Galena St. East Musical Revue
4 p.m. -steel 'Band Trinidad Ca limbo
s-p.m. -Harbor Women Singers
7 p.m. -C'huck Jones Magic Sfiow
t:IO p.m. -Les Brown and His Band or
'llenown
f p.m. -New Dlmensloos Patriotic . Music Revue
I pcm. -Lea 8-and Ills Band-111 -SUNDAY
10 1.m~-Cl'aftl and Jlomemaking
Demonstration•
Noon - Mlni Bike Races
1 p.m. -Aladdin Magic Show, New
Dimensk>ns
2 p.m. -Steven Family Musical Group,
Barnyard Olympics
3 p.m. -Diaper Derby, Dance Center
West Varieties
4 p.m. -Vagabond Band, Aurora NeJson
Quintet, Style Show
s p.m. -Young Ure Singers, Kingdom of
Daoct Varieties
7:30 p.m. -SkUes and Hendenon
8: 15 p.m. -Les Brown and His Band of -
Bla tchford Nanted
A witness, Daniel Grayshock, 19, of
Newport Beach told Harbor patrolmen he
was standing on _a hill behind the
Bayshore trailer park about 9 p.m. when
he heard the vessel blow her horn and
crash into the bridge.
Graysbock said the boat came out the
north side or the .bridge with part of the
steering structure atop the cabin
'rmisslng. - -
Another man listed only as Mike
Tevidt, called Harbor Patrol at 9: 10 p.m.
and reported what he described as a
runaway boat in that vicinity.
Harbor Patrolman John Martindale
arrived at the scene a few minutes later
and sa)V two people slumped over the
(See BRIDGE, Page %)
Me sa Postcards
-; --Ofter Views · of
Motorc ycle Race·
Mobcycle' racing impresario Harry Oxley has agreed to sponsor not one, but
tv.·o of the new Costa Mesa picture
postcards.
The cards, both featuring racing action
at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds, are to be
distributed throughout Costa Mesa next
March alonq with four other cards.
These .include color cards sholl'ing
downtown City Park, the Estancia, the
official Costa Mesa entrance sign, and
tbe civic center. ·
Members of the Costa Ji.1esa Chamber
of Commerce, now negotiating with a
pootcard company for printing of th<
cards, initially appn>acbed Oxley lo rund
one of the cards.
Even though the nm are aoe of lht
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Joaepll Harbor Aru's leading sporis -••'""·
Blatchford, fonner head of lhe Peace Chamber officials requested Osley to
Corps in the Nixon administration, u.nde~Tite the cost because of the
Thunda,Y. was named director of commercial nature ol \he ram .. -Caf~om111-Attorney General !mlle J.-roo GOiden West Pust Card Company
"Younger's re.elecUon ea mp a i g D . of Long Be-ch has agreed to finance
Younger, a Republican, called Blatchford printing the entrance sign card and the
"a dynamic young man" with Charnbe! oJ. Commerce the rest. •.
''demonstrated cap ab 111 t.l es and Printing costs per run of 8,IOO cards. is
experience ." approximately '265·
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impeachment to a closed-door meeting of
the committee.
Most committee members said. Doar
'did not ~specifically recommend to the
committee that Nixon be impeached.
But one member, who asked not to be
named, said Doar told the committee
that Nixon is guilty or "an enormous
crime in the conduct or his office."
If a majority of the House votes for
impeachment, the charges would then go
to trial in the Senate, with a two-thirds
vote needed for conviction and removal
from office.
Rep. \Viley l\layne (R-lowa), said on
leaving the closed door meeting, that
Ooar referred speci fically to an
obstruction of justice charge i n
connection with his recommendatioil ·for
impeachment.
hfayne's report, wbiah came early in
the session . \\'as only fragmentary .
He said Doar y:as making a general
discussion of the eviden~ gatheted :by .,
' the impeachment inquiry staff and the
direction in which it pointed.
Besides an obstruction of j u st i c e
charge based on Watergate , Doar is
expected to propose articles charging
Nixon with abuse of comtitutional powers
and contempt of Congress.
Doar and ~r membeni of the
committee starf~presenting the
case for impeachment during a closed·
door briefing leading up to the
{See DOAR, P1ge ZJ
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Ziegler Ri,ps
Panel Chiefs
Rodino, Doa,r
SAN CLEMENTE (UPI\ -White
·Home Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler
today lashed out at Judiciary Cominiltee
O!:airman Peter Rodino and Chief ~ John noar, acc115ingulem~o"r---1
Mesa Musician Dead
Services wilJ be h~ld Saturday in Pacific View Chapel, Coro na del
?ttar, for Costa Mesa trombonist Pete Lofthouse (left), shown here
playing with Jack Martin. Lofthouse died Monday at the age of 55.
Pope~ 'Mm·der-f or-hire'
Trial Will_Begin Monday_
By ARmUR R. VINSEL
Of tfl8 O.llr f'll• Sl•ff
Orville Drankhan \\'ho alopg "-'ith Mrs.
Elaine Kirschke was murdered in a
carrying on the impeachment
proceeciing11 in a "partisan, duplicitous
and fallie way.•• .
Ziegler talked to reporters outside the
\Vest em. White House just before Nixon
signed a joint dec laration of principles
with Spain.
He said that "Atr. Doar is a partisan
and he has approached ftlis w h o I ~
proceeding in a partisan way by dr8wing
up articles of Impeachment four weeks
ago ... "
Ziegler said that Doar and Rodioo were
conducting " a kangaroo court" against
Nixon. _
Doar today handed out to committee
members a list of articles o f
impeachment.
Ziegler said the White House would
make public .the 2~ page transcript,
dated A1arch 22, 1973, which he says
proves that Nixon did not order hush
money payments to W a t e r g a t e
conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
He said that the partisans on the
committee "had distorted -the factual
evidence-"-and insisted that although-
there had been '·a lot of theories and
innuendoes," there is "no facts to support
the charges" 0£ impeachment.
Opening arguments in the murder.for·
.hire trial of Newport Beach socialite
Eloise Popeil and . her boyfriend will
begin Monday, before a jury at Los
Angeles County Superior Court.
sensational Long Beach
nearly IO years ago.
''T~e ma jority of the House are going
lovers' case to see that and are going to demand the
Jacts."
Selection of the panel was completed
with a seven-man, five-woman jury
confinned by veteran .'lldgt Mark
Brandler, who was called out of
retirement to preside over what is
anticipated to'be a six-week trial.
Prosecuting Deputy District /.:tomc.y
Peter Bregman wi ll lead off in the actual
trial of Mrs. Popeil, 48, and Dan Arers.
37, by outlining an alleged plot to kill
Chicago kitchen gadget tycoon Samuel ·i
Popeil to inherit a third of his $200 mil·
Hon rortune.
The <.'OUple. who had homes in the Har·
· hor Area including one at 519 Harbor Is-
land Road, \vere separated and had be·
gun divorce proceedings.
Dis,,olution or the long-time u n i o n
would have left Mrs.-Popeil out of her
spouse's will.
Testimony is e1pected to begin with
i>on Reed, of Long Beach, who-along
with Robert. Peeler, accused the-pair of
SiOliciUng them as contract killers in a
COMpirKy to eliminate Popeil.
Tbe trial w!U be htghtighlA!d by \ape
reconUngs made by detectives of
principals In the ca~. after Peeler. and
Reed went to police.
Jury 1Clection 'n!ursday was touched·
"'Ith an ironic Cllse from the past when
one or the more than 200 prospective
jurors to be screened was excused on
SJlCClflc grouods.
He was the broeher-in-1111 of the late
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Actor Joe Flynn Found
Dead in Sivirriming Pool
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor Joe
Flynn, best known for his portrayal as
the gruff commander of a PT boat base
Jn the television series "McHalcs Navy,"
was found dead today ln the sw imming
pool at his hon1e.
A city fire department r e s c u e
a1n bulance crew pronounced him dead
shortly after 9 a.m. An Investigation was
under way into his death:..
A native of Youngstown , Ohio, wtte.re
he was born Nov. I, 19Z4. Flynn started
his careier as 1 6-year-okl In an early
vers.ion of "Helliapopin."
He attended both the University of
Notre Dame and the University or
Southern C.lifomia, majoring in drama.
After three years In the U.S. Anny's
Special Services division and medic a I
corps during World War II Flynn
returned to acting, appearing Jn summer
stock end tele\'lsion stint.s. Flynn later
S{lid. he appeared In more than MIO roles.
Bui after three plays in which he
appeared all folded , Flynn -returned to
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PLAY ING 'McHALE' llOLI
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Councilwoman .~ertzog
Outfoxed Over ·Housing ·
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
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FRESHMAN COSTA MESA Councilwomao Norma llertzor. trying her first political maneuver this week, got outmaneuvered herself when abe lried to
win a favorable vote for a residential propeet.
Tile strategy called for Mn. Herbog to btjne the controvttslat Item before
the city 'council Aug. 6 when two council memben who ·
prevloualy rejected tl -.Id -I cl town. ·
lt 'o\-Ould have given her a 2 to 1 vote on a project ahe
believes is desperately needed to remedy the ioW<lOlt boul..
ing shortage in Costa Mesa.
However, Costa Mesa Mayor Robert M. Wilson and
Councilman Alvin Pinkley didn't go along with Tue!day
night's scenario when Mn. Hertzog tried to schedule the
item for Aug. 6.
BOTH SAID THEY wanted to °Wte on it tOo and suC.. •t•m1•u1u
ceeded in moving it to the Aug. zo calendar when they'll be ba<k In Costa Mesa.
That ltft Mrs. Hertzor back when! she started. •
The project involves a request by Costa Mesan Gordon Hawkins to mo\'e
three residential units Crom DIDI Point to 2180 Fairview Road.
His request wu rejected on a 3 to 2 vote, Mrs. Hertzog and Vice P.fayor
Hammett disenting, wt.eon the council met l\\-o weeks ago.
The majority opinion was that the move-ins would not upgrade the neigh-bor~. Hammett and Mrs. Hertzog disagreed.
. AIRS. HERTZOO SAID the reason she appealed the case and tried to out-
fox the negative voting members of the council was based on her conviction
that something must be done to improve Costa Mesa's low-co.st housing.
"This is an important part of the housing element." said 1tfrs. Hertzog.
She said she visited lhe nlOvc-ins, found them acceptable, and believes in
Hawkins' project.
11vou COULDN'T BUll.D a new house in that aru and rent it. It wouldn't
be economic to rent it," she added.
The move-ins are t~bedroom units with enck>sed garages which are
scbedu1ed lo renl for about $100, she said.
"This is precisely the kind of · housing we need to provide for our young
famil ies," said l\trs. Hertzog, woo having failed in her strategy, now haJ 30
days to win the di~ting members of the council over to her point of view,
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l\1ADRID (UPI) -Generalissimo
Francisco Franco, 81, his healch t.aklnf a
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1dden tum for the W<ll'R, ended 35
years of authoritanan rule over Spain
today &id banded over his power.s to
Prince Juan Carlos, the man he chose as
his successor.
Under the succession lav.·s invoked by
the Spanish dictator, the transfer was
temporary. Franco, Jast of the Fascist
leaders of the 1930 and 40s, can take
power back any time be desires.
Reports from tlie -hOSpital v.·here
Franco has been treated for lhe past 10
days said be suffered a sudden relapse
durtnc the m o r n i n g, and . that hi!
condition was causing concern.
Juan Carlos, Premier Carlos Arias and
other top officials i m m e d i a t e I y
assembled at his bedside.
Six hours later, the government said
·Franco, "taking into account the course
of his illness," had instructed Arias Co
lnfonn Parliament that Juan Carlos, 36,
was taking over as acting cheif of state.
1be news came as a surprise to
Spaniards who had been told less than 24.
hours before that the man who had built
up modem Spain from the rui:',. ol one of
the bloodiest civil wars in history ~
recovering and' that he would be relel8ed
in a few days. pending a rmal checlrup.
Medical sources said Franco's rtlapse
was sudden and tmexpected. He was
stricken with phlebitis, a potenUally
dangerous inflammatloo of the blood
veins in his right trugh, early this month.
The medical bulleUn reporting the
wor.sening of his condJtion said: ~inister IAJses
Bi.d i1i .Council
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"The evolut.icn ol ,the illness of His'
EXcellency the chi'ef of state thls
momlng aulfered a deterioraUon because
· commlttee'i fin at deliberations next ol gastric complication.s. Neverth..:ess bis
Oiier Exte1ision week. peycholocial conditlm rema!ns wiUJn
A Republlcan member of the the limits of normalcy."
comm.ittee predicted 00 Thursday that Government sources said the prince's
The Costa ~lesa City Ciouncil has flr3t function as acting chief of state will both the committee and the Ho~ will be •-· · f u s s · st·•· t rei·ected ·a plea by a minister ·to keep .• tuc s1grung o a .. • pain .,.;:men approve at least one article, leading to a ol. m u t u a l collaboration which was
Joann Street from being extended Senate trial to determine whether Nixon initialed during a visit of Secretary .of
throogb his church }~rd. should be removed from omC.. .. State Henry A. Kissinger to Madrid
Voting 5-0, councilmen told Pastor V.L. Rep. Robert NcClory (R-lli.) 101 d earlier tills .-Ii. -
Hertweck o/ the Barbo< Asoembly cl God newamen that three or four committee At about the same time the prince
Church Tueslay that the .-cl &lgns the declaratloo, President Nbtoo »-·"Ucant are likely to vote for will sign it in W .... 1..;........... the aources Joann had been on the maps for years .... yu.u -<W>UOOl6 ...... • •
and that It was needed to <O(le with HOUSE PANEL TRACES 11-lt. tut or the official annowicement,
traffic on the west side. POLITICAL SPYING, P.,. 4 wblcb WIS transmitted by all Spanish
Hertweck bal!IOO his request on the . A"--" and tha It -·" be ucb news agencies, said: ' unpeaUKucur. t u..owu m uu1-E·-llency ·~ ~'J ol State, claim that the church dkl not know about nJ:o ...... .., utc "11li::' higher. lie said only five of 17 Republican taking into accoont the course of his
plans to enend Joann until alter k had memben could be counted u dei'Inliely qme.. bas instructed the. prime mlnllter
acqllired the property. oppooec1 to lmpeoclnnent ot this thne. ~ -.n, Pltllament of 1t, u stipulated :
The street. extension ~ea pn>bl~·~-callecLby...Jhe-11ouse-bf Artlcle~u of t)!e Constitution and the
ror-tl!.--chtll'clr,ar740 W. Wdson st, ,.:.;,bli :1---•·-"' t d term! law Ollhe1!tli Of Jiilyll1l;Uiiiler Wfilch , ....... .,.. can ~G111p o e ne His "-al m .. 1.._.. .. .,Juan Carl• de when it acquired an additional piece or wbefe the committee Republicans at.and, Borix::,, y . &~ will . asawne· the
property to ei:pand it! sanctuary. McC!ory wu one of five members who functions Or' the C'hief·of Sta~."
With the property, however, ·went a either. said they were undecided or 'lbe article and tbe law reUrnd to
legal commitment to grant a n declined to gtve their views. cover a temporary tranafer ·or poWers. easemment !or the otreet enensloa, say
Costa Mea.a City officials. The others were Rei-. Caldwell Butler
Councilmen were o/ the opinion that of Virginia, W1lllam S. Qlhen o/ Maine,
not enoogh evidence had been shown by Hamilton Filh of New York and Tom
the church to change their minds and Railsback of Illinois. Some others
upheld the Planning Commission's ruling indicated their pogitlon will b e
that the road must go through. determined by the • articles of
impeachment that are proposed.
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FLYNN ...
his home town and ran for OhJo State
Leflslature, losing by only 60 votes.
f'Or the next four years, he went
through a series of non-skilled jobs
between actina: assignments and then in
1954 got his first chance at movies.
But his first role in Alfred Hitchcock's
"Rear Window" .,.,·as cut from the _final
Priilt.
He joined the George Gobel show in
late 1958 and the in 1961 he joined the
Joey Bi!hop show.
The following year, be was tabbed for
the commander's role in "McHale's
Navy" and bis career was launched.
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In related developmentJ on Thurlday,
the committee released e v id e n c e
collected during I ts ilx-moath-long
impeachment inquiry.
Highway Floods
Strand Moto1ists
FORT_ NELSON, B.C. (Ul'I) -
Hundreds of tourist! were stranded along
the nooded Alaska hJghway north of Fort
Nelson today. Officia1s said the road . .
could be closed almost a week.
Food and supplies were airlifted
Thursday to about 300 persons who were
cut off by high water and a bridge
collapse about 130 miles north or Fort
Nebon. according to the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police.
Fcrt Nelson is located in the northeast
comer ol British Columbia near the
Alberta and \'ufon border, about 700
miles from Vancouver.
A pOlice !pokesman said there were no
reports of casuallie!.
"We don't think anybody's in destitute
circum5tances," he said. "There are
lodges along the highway accommodating
a5 many people as they can and the
others art either camping or in mobile
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J>!<""tly. beini .retained.
"Wt may have to get In and 1Ubl:ldize
90fDt legal talent again to make our
voice heard a bit beUer," he 1111d.
Mrs. Maunien DI Domenico, co-
chairman of a CJ'OUP called Sign
Ordinance Support. •kt she Is satisfied
with the general recommendaUon1 of the
ltudy. '
She said she agrees with the one-year
\.\'litinic period on the auto sign! and the
plannln• department'• recommendation
to relax the ai~ code to legalize mov ie
theater attraction boards.
. However, Mrs. DI Domenico said !he
disagrees with another recOmmendattoh
that would give motels the use of such
extra signs as "TV," "Pool " and auto
lub identification.
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BRIDGE ...
steering mecbanlsm on the Dying bridge
top o/ the cabin. ·
The boat was in gear and moving
slowly up the channel near Bayahores
Trailer Part, according to Martindale's
report. He jumped aboard, turned oil the
ignition and then called an ambulance.
According to Sgt. Dean Cordell of the
Harbor Patrol, Martindale noticed that
both men ·were bloodied. Rau had
apparently suffered a broken 1'I0.9e and
Ri11t1Ies' jaw was missing.
In a subsequent search of the boat ,
Martindale found the jaw and turned It
over to the ambulance crew whJch took
the two victims lo Hoag Memoria
Hospital. Rau was later transfered to
Orange County Medical Center.
Cordell says he believes a wind
deflector on the flying bridge was
responalble for the Joss of Riggles' jaw.
The reflector is covered. with blood,
Cordell said.
1be Mako was towed back to the
Harbor Deparun...t. Sbe Is 11111ally
docked at Bayside Village in the Upper
Bay toward wbicb-,Rau wu ·apparently
beaded when the accident occurnd.
"We 're going to talk with tbe men
further as 9000 as they're able to talt,"
Cordell Aid.
"l don't know whether they were not
familiar with the bridge or what
happened," Cordell said. "Boats usually
don 't try to pau under it at high tide."
He estimated the men were standlng
about 12.5 feet above the water level at '
the time of the crash. Normally the
bridge has a clearance of 13.6 feet above
the mean high water level, which would
have left the men barely enough
clearance.
However, the aeven·foot Ude rather
Last. Rites Held
For Lila Tate
Funeral terVices W!Tt held today for
Mrs. Ula Tate, 70, of Costa Mesa who •
died Wednesday.
l\trs. Tate or 2370 Orange Ave. I!
5urvived by two soilii and one daughter ;
Herman and David Tate of Costa l\tesa: '
and l'tfargo Tate of Costa Mesa, and four .
1\sters. · _
Rev. Paul Ferguson officiated at the 2
p.m. services at Bell Broadway Chapel.
IntennoQt will be at Htrbor RO#.
Mcmorlal Park, Cotta Mesa . ' ..
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Fl11ing Da11s Remetnbered """ .... ""' -j
Costa Mesa Vice Mayor Jack Hammett (in cockpit)
listens fondly as stunt flier Frank Tallma~ spins a
tale about the good old days of aviation in Orange
County. Tallman's recollections and those of .o.ther
fliers are recounted in "From Jennies to Jets," the
history of tt.viation in Orange County now being t,
published by the Red Barons. For c·oples of the
book and membership information on the Red Bar--"·
ans. call-the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, "
646-0536. ·.
TONIGHT .
CONCERTS IN . THE P,ARK -"The
Musical . Madkals," (Dixieland Jazz), Costa Mesa City Park, 8 p.m.
ORANGE COUNTY F A IR
Fairgrounds. dally thru Suri.
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING
-Fairgrounds, 8:15 p.m. Admission
included in fair ticket.
"GOOSPELL" -South Coast
Repertory Theater, through Sun. s·p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 2t
ESTANCIA ADOBE -State Hi•orical
Landmark. Adams and ?\.1esa Verde
Drive West, Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m.
LIBRARY PROGRAMS -Center
Street Library, films at 2:30 p.m. Meaa
Verde Librar1yj filina at l p.m. "
Mesa's ·Co"un~-il ·
,\pprQv~ Plan
For Paved .Lot
coita Mesa. city councilmen ~cooled a
controversy involving a new furniture store Tuesday nlg)X by approving an
agreement which will prevent the
construction of another building behind
it.
'"1e RB Furuiture D e c o r a to r
Showroom proposed for 3111 Harbor
Blvd. drew the fire of homeowners two
weeks ago when it was charged that
vacant space behind the building could be
used as "strip" commercial
development.
It wa5 feared by the homeowners that
unless no additional construction behind
RB was barmed their windows wou1d
directly face a commercial building.
-Cost of Living Up Again
' For U.S. Consumer Goods
feel other factors must be conaidered. •
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WASHil'{GTON (AP). -The Coot of
living rose one percent In June as
sharply higher prices ror a wide ranae of
consumer ·goods· and servlcee kept on
~ring, the government reported today.
The Labor Department f I g u r e s
underacored the bleak economJC ·hews
Thursday froiri uie C o m m e r"c e
Department which reported the ecOnomy
underwent one of ilt most severe declines
since World War II in the first half ol the
year.
1be June ~ in the comumer price
index. announced today, was led by,
higher prices . for. new al)d med cars,
medical, care, mortgage interest costs.
household durables and fresh fruits .
The natkns output of goods and
services -the Gross National Product -
dropped for the second successive
quarter, the Commerce Department said.
Some economists beJieve that two
consecutive quarterly decline& should be
considered a recession. Other economists
Food prices rose a 5easonably ad~
three tenths of one percent, a rate
slightly more than usual for Jime but a
ntuch more 'moderate pace than anj
other month this year with the exception
of April when food prices fell four tenths
of one percents.
The Jwie increase in consumer prices
works out to an annual rate ol 11
perctnt. For the three months ending in
June, the pace of inflation soared at an
adjusted aMual rate of 10.9 percent,
according to government figures.
·Bike~ ·f;on1inne
Orange--(ounty Prices Surge 0.9%
From Wlre Servlct , :
Retail prices in Orange and Los Angeles counties jumped another 0.9 per-
cenl in June, the Bureau of LabOr Statistics reported today.
Prices for goods and services last month were 10.4 percent above those
for a year ago.
The consumer prices index reachOO. a record high of 141.8 for the area,
meaning shoppers paid $14 .18 for goods an~ services last month that oost $10
in 1967.
During the first half of the year, consumer pricea rose 5.7 percent in the
metropolitan area com~ with 3.3 percent,~ ijie first half of 1973.
Transportation costs 1umped 2.3 percent tn Jfme from May. Health and
recreation items jumped one percent and food prices 0.7 percent.
The price of fruits and vegetables rose 7 percent, leading the advance of
food prices, but meat.a poultry and fish declined 2.4 percent. Prices of dalry
products dropped 0.1 ~rcent because of lower prices for American cheese and
butter. ·
Housing. costs increa!ed 0.5 percent and prices of apparel and upkeep
items were 0.2 percent higher.
Summer-Sa-le'-Go -ntin-ues "
THIS WEEK FEATURING LEATHER
Hand Tufted English Glaz.ed Sofa on display now.
Leather sofas and chairs from Heritage, Hickory Chair, -. Shaffer Bros ., and many many more now reduced .
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F air ·l{eep-s-~Improvin
Perhaps the Orange Counly Fair st111 isn't in the
same league as Los Angeles County's annual extrava-
ganza at the Pomona Fairgrounds, but the improvements
in the past two )'.ears have been so significant that they de~rve public reCognition.
Because the lair attractions·have been better, pu~
lie support has been better. That Is evidenced by a 2~
percent higher turnstile count.
Fair Manager Jim Porterfield estimates that by the
time the merry-go-round makes its last turn some 250,·
000 visitors will have been at the !air. He credits the
success to the lair's policy or-continuous free entertain-
ment with the price o! admisSion.
Not only have the fair's organizers shown lmagina·
lion by upgrading the appearance of the fair with gbost
town sets, fresh paint, and tasteful signs, but the exhibi-
tors have contributed significantly.
It appears that the 84·)'.ear-old fair is again finding
the combination tllat can make it one of Orange Coun-
ty's outstanding events.
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Backup Security
Although they Jive within the geographfcal area
of Costa Mesa, many "Costa Mesans" aren't Costa Mesans
at all but r.esidents of Orange County.
They are residents of so-called county islands, or
jurisdictional pockets which by design or accident have
never been incorpora ted into the City of Costa Mes.!_.
Because taxes generally are somewhat lower, an-
nexation sometimes may be resisted. But though ttiere
may be savings in the annual property tax bill, residents
of these areas face inferior police and fire protection·
compared to their Costa Mesa neighbors. .
This was dramatically illustrated in the past year
by two severe fires on Canyon and Pacific Avenues and
a third at Bear Street School. Both of these pockets are
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served by the Orange County Fire Department's airport
station which is at least eight travel minutes away.
An agreement is now being negotiated by the county\
with the City of Costa Alesa under which Costa Mesa
fire crew would_ .provide \emergency services for these
areas at a ~ost of J4,700 a Yflr.
This cooperative effort ia to be applauded because
it will provide local citizens with a much greater meas-
·Ure of 'fire protection through stations which are only
a minute aWay. , · ' . ll WQuld i>e_good il~lhe agreement can be extended-
to other emergency services Such as police and ambu-
lance until the time these areas are incorporated.
Cleanup Really W orkea
The. most successful clean·up project in Costa
Mesa's history has just been concluded with the end of
the special rummage pickup program sponsored by the
Beautification Committee. :
How successful it was is illustrated by the fact that
it cost the city roughly twice as much as had been an-
ticipated because ot heavy participation on the part of
Costa Mesa residents.
It was a good investm~nt. The net result of the
project is that 139 stakebed truck loads of unsightly
clutter were removed from the front and backyards of
~omes and deposited at the Otange County dump where
1t belongs. __
The· enormity of the "payload" is illustrated by
the fact tha.t it came to 695 tons or gross weight and
111,000 cubic feet e·n·ough to build a fairly imposing
man.made hill.
Yet despite all that has been achieved. the $5,000
cos~ for the cleanup series ~s rather low as far as city
projects are concerned. ln view of that. city councilmen
might do weµ to sponsor these cleanups annually. C
'Oops. There goes Ehrlichman.'
Folks Like This
Shoot Prices Up
Dear
Gloon'Y
Gus
K ennedy Still VulnerafJle
Don't Count Jackson Out
Maude Joad looked up from the
pennies she had been ~unting on the
cracked oilcloth fable CQver and in her
old eyes was the delight of a young girl.
"I done it, Jud! I done it!" she cried.
"I saved me $3.95. Now I can buy them
gingham curtains 1 been hankering for
all these years." .
Her husband frowned. "It wouldn't ~be,
right, Maude," he said. "I seen by-the
papers down at
Appalachia Comers
where this fella,
Herbert Stein-he's
the chalrman of the
President's Council
of Ecoffomic Advls
crs -says inflation
ain't the ~ovem
ment's fault. It's
our'n."
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"What did we do now, Jud?" asked
11-Iaude, her si19ulders sagging.
"\Ve been living too high off the hog,"
said Jud. "We got to cut back. Trouble
is, we got expeiui,ve tastes."
"I hadn't noticed ,'' said Maude.
"See, It creeps up on you," said Jud.
"Now you take ten years ago, we lived in
a $3000 cabin. Today, we live in a $6000
one."
"But v•e ain't even" moved , Jud."
"I know. But would you be happy living
in a cabin only half this gooC!? See?
\Vithout even knowing it, you got yourself
accumstomed to livtng in an expensive
( ART HOPPE )
house."
''I RECKON you're right, Jud_," said
Maud~ nodding:
i·Same with food , Maude,'1 said Jud:
''Used lo be JOU were content wltb a 50-... cent act of. dour and 35-Cent slict of~ ..
back. Now ycu got to have a dollar sack
and a 7""cent slice."
"But we ain't eatlng no more, Jud'."
"But we're buying more expensive food
on account we got more ei:pensive tastes.
And it ain't just us, Maude, It's folkl
everywhere. Mr. Harkins, down at the
bank, he told me he used tO buy $50 suits
and drive a $2000 ear. Now be ain't happy
less'n he wears $100 suill and drives a
$3000 car. And he ain't happy with them
neither."
"Poor man," said ~faude.
"Nut. he'll be wanting j2j)O suits and
$4000 cars," said Jud. "It's like a fever.
No telling where it'll stop."
"Maybe that government man's right,
Jud."
• "Sure he is," said Jud. "It ain't the
government's fault folks got expensive
Ui.ste~living in expensive houses, eattn1
expensive foods, wearing expensive
clothes, driving expensive cars. We got to
No"' that the "gas shortage". is
over,. do you think the city street
,cleaners could resume their fernier
schedule and clean my street?
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give up this crazitless and go back to. the
old ways." ,
"I'll try, Jud. But I don't reckon a 50-
cent sack of flour v."Ould last us from
breakfast to supper. Meantime," said
~faude, hopefully, "you think I CQU!d buy
my gingham curtains?"
"AINT YOU BEEN listening, Maude?" said Jud. "You want to wreck the whole
consamed economy?''
"Well, I still think the government
ought lo let me have my curtains."
"And there's another reason," said
Jud. "I saw 'em in the window down to Purdy's and they gone up to $8.95."
Maude slowly scraped the pennies off
the table with a sigh. "Well , maybe if'n I
keep saving, JOme day ... "
Jud put a genUe hand on her thin
shoulder. "See what expensive tastes you
got? You used to hanker after $3.95
curtains. Now you hanker after $6.95 ones. You sure can't blame the
government for that."
WASHINGTON -Sen. Henry 1'-f.
(Scoop) Jackson's quest for the presi·
dency may not be as hopeless as it seems.
At the moment his chief competitor is
Edw!rd M. Kennedy. whose vulnerabili ty
has been re-emphasized by an article :n
the New York Times Magazine on the
drowning of a friend, Mary Jo Kopechne.
in a car which had been driven off a
bridge at Chappaquiddick Island, Mass.,
by Senator Kennedy five years ago.
K~edy leads the polls with his star
qwllity luster in contrast lo Senator
Jackson's more pedestrian appeal But
the fact that Sena-
tor Kennedy's be-
havior before, dur·
in2 and after the
traRIC aeeident can
be made into a fas-
cinating mystery
story at even this
late date suggests
that potential durini;
the heat of a presi-
dential campaign.
The Times article leaves t h e
im pression that much about
Chappaquiddick V.'as covered up. The
questions remain about what Senator
Kennedy did in the IO.hour period arter
he escaped from the submerged vehicle
in \\'hich Miss Kopechne was trapped .
Vesc o Autogra p h Bea ts a Mi te he ll
mERE JS no point reviewing any or
this, nor indicating any judgments about
Ute adequacy of Senator Kennedy's
performance or his explanations of it.
The significant point politically is that
ChaPPfqUiddick becomes more pertinent
as P'.Jbik apprehensions increase about
wverup and w.114t it reveals about those
aeai9ed or it. ·'
Senator Kennedy's reactioo has been to
Wll down the curtain. He says he has 'id1d an he knows, leaving some aspects
An autographed photo or the first v.·hlch he cannot wholly explain clothed In
Nixoo cabinet starring disbarred former ~ystery. ~e are no t~pe ~ecordings of . ' . his conversations with his fnends betore, Watergate' autographs, a fad that may JACK ANDERSON Vice President Spiro Agnew. costs $200:_..during and alter the incident.
AOO ~ pl-~ orSUpreme .court justices, How heavily th.is will weigh oo the full
bear:mg thel.1' autographs, 1s a bargain at scale of Senator Kennedy's record is
WASHINGTON -What's in a name? (
Plenty, if you'te CQJlecting or selling . )
soon rival-digging up old-CB.pfiiJfMatVeJ-_ ---_ -
comics or Nazi war souvenirs.
A prize bargain In this new hobby is an
envelope signed by indicted ex-Attorney
General John Mitch-ell, and bearing a
first -day -of • Issue
Law arid Order
stamp. It's only $15.
Souvenir Nixon in-
auaural envelopes
signed in happier
days by \Vhi te
House aides H. R.
Haldeman or John
Ehrlichman, cost $25. Rose Mary Woods'
nam e ·oo an envelope commemorating
the Presklent's trip to Russia goes for
$10. Her signature on an IS.minute blank
piece of tape would probably bring a
fortune.
A Biil of Rights· stamped en'\o·elope
signed by Senate Watergate chief
Punela
counsel, Sam Dash, costa $ I .
Unaccountably, one signed by h.i5 pipe-
smoking minority colleague, F r e d
Thompson, brings $10.
AN AUTOGRAPH by I or me r
Cornmerct Secretary and Nixoo fund
raiser Maurice Stans, recently acquitted
in a felony .case involving v.-orld
securities trader Robert VelCO, costs $15.
It's on a Wor1d'"'Trade stamp cover. That
is also the price of a Ntxon inaugural
envelope signed by the man Nixon forced
out as Attorney· General, E 11 i ot
Rlchanllon.
An inaugural cover bearing the
signature of the President's wbt"e.ler·
dealer brother, Don, costs $10. Special
Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski,
and his predecessor Archibald Cox's
signatures on coven also fetch $10.
"/'I say this much for my Berrlla -she's lllweys tried ro f'Mk•
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$.50, now that they are deciding whether beyood ratlooal measurement except tn
Nixon can refuse to give up evidence'. tenns of the public opinion polls which he
leads.
"'l'WO OFF-BEA't . items brin.1
premiums. One is a 1971 letter for $3~
signed by astronaut Donald Slayton
saying that " .... l know of no plans
to send the President into space in 1976"
..• Anoher is a si~ed photo of My La.i
murderer U. William Calley, which
_goes fo r $75.
WASHINGTON WIDRL: S m a 11
Bwiness AdministrJtor Tom Kleppe not
only has a chauffeur-driven limousine, he
had a chauffeur-driven golf cart at a
recent outing. The SBA, in a sudden
press release after we inquirt'd, insisted
the chaUffeur helped Kleppe on his' own.
not the tax.payers' time . . . Salty .Jld
Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover recently
was given a $80.70 case of Harvey'" Bri!J.
to! Cream Sherry by a General Electric
bigwig who cautiously ordered his
mi'lStenger to deliter It "in plain brown
wrapper so its c<intents can't be
ldenUfled." GE is a major Navy
contractor, but Rickover, who was
manied three months ago, explained, "It
must be a wedding present. 1 drink only
• Ringer ale."
To ,bring Vietnamese orphans to the
U: . for adopting parents, stewardesses
from Pan-Am and United are taking a
week of their vacaUons lo travel to
Saigon and back. 1"e airlines provkle the
travel, hotel and meals. The maidens of
mercy provide the tender I o v i n g
care ... 1be Surgeon General's annual
report on smoking and di!eate was
delayed six months. allegedly because of
preswre by the tobacco baron s.
Nonaense, aakl .a federal spokeaman, It
waa only a "bureaucratic snafu." Yet,
the ~port was halUly cul loooe the day
after our query.
.
JN ALL likelil}ood. Senator Kennedy
v.•ould be running against Vice-Preskl~nt
Gerald R. Ford, whose present political
aim in life is to establish a reputation for
solid rectitude. Th.is potential will have to
be taken into consideration in offering a
ca~ldate against Ford ..
So long as that is the case, Senator
Jackson has a chanct.
His other competitors, who cannot be
extended at the moment beyond Alabama
Gov. George Wallace and Sen. Fritz
Mond11ile of Minnesota, suffer from some-
thing less than universal mpport. '
Senator Jackson has deviJed an
issue-oriented campaign not depending
too heavily oo his personality excep~ in
the sense 1that he seriously discusses
Wleks
POW ":l"g NSS
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(ruc HARD WIISO~
serious affairs and thus conveys an
impression or competency. He can be
debated with on serious tenrui bf those woo disagree \\'ith him. To the best of
any public knowledge, there is nothing to
sully hiJ record.
This could pro\'e to be v.·hat the
Democrats will have to have In 1976,
rather than a more glamorous figure
whose behavior under stress can Jn some
respects, be compared to'"' President
Nlxoo's. President Nlxoo, too, suffered
some kind ol. a lapse while unpleasant
events were taking place in his
proximity.
IN VIEW of the revivability of
Chappaquiddick at inconvenient times,
and also considering the national
sensitivity to cover·up, It may be that
Senator Kennt!dy \\'ill find it e"xpedient to
expand on his previous explanations.
ThiJ, of course. \\'ould be b o t h
unpalatable and dangerous , and he \\'ill
probably have to weigh whether silence
is more damaging than expansiveness .
But we seem to have a new political
Climate in the country calling for talking
about things previously considered better
forgotten. President N i .i: o n , on
reconsidenition, might have better gone
the hang-out route, whether it was too
late or not.
On the other hand, nobody would have
giyen a nickel for Senator Kennedy's
presidential chances five years ago, and
since that time he ~s undergone a
considerable po 1 it i ca 1 rehabilitation.
Adverse events, however, seen1 to linger
in the public mind looger than might
have been thought five years ago.
The Certainty of Prison
In the U.S., if you comm it a serious
crime you will spend a longer time in
prison than you would L, England. But
your chances of going to prison are ten
times greater in England than here.
Reflect upon these two statements
above, and you will see why the crime
rate is far lower ln England than in
the U.S. It is not the
degree of punish-
ment th at is deter·
mlnative, but the
certainty of punish·
ment.
This is why those :) America ns who call
for harsher penalties ·
and lortRer sentences
are graspinR t h e --
stick by the wrong end: What does it
matter how lonR a sentence we prescribe
for a certain crime if the odds over-
whelmingly favor no sentence. at all?
IT JS swiftness and s. :ness . :
punishment that deters criminality, not
length or harshness. Our harsh sentences
are mostly lllu90ry if only 5 per cent of
defendants have to serve them; and this
5 pe~t consists mostly of the dumbest ,
the poorest, the youngest, the least
experienced.
Where we need rtfonn is r >t with
"tougher" judges or bleak r:isons,
but with the "Whole preliminary
process of booking a~ charging and
plea-copping and crowded calenders and
politically connected lawyers and
crooked cops and rotten gun laws and all
tbe rest oC our fouled·up s"s~em.
A YEAR S('lltence 11 deterrent enough
for most lawbreakers if they are 99 per-
cent sure that U they are caught they will
be sent to the pokey. And a ten-year
sentence is not effectual If they are 90
percent sure the.y will be let Off or put on
probation. Professiooal criminals, like
I
Quotes
11This is Information on which one can
make an evaluation. It should come to
the attention of the public." -House
Judiciary committee Cbainnan Ptter w.
RodlM Jr., D-N.J., after the committee
decided to re vea l mos t of the evidence
received Jn its lmpeaclunent inquiry.
"There Is just no one man s1nart
enough to be a dornes tic Kissinger." -
Preslde.nuat AdVIMr Kenneth R. COICO
( SYDNEY HARRIS )
professional gamblers. always play with
the odds: it is only amateurs who play
against them.
Personally, I am not CQgvinct'd that
prison really "deters " anyone except the
person"who \\'OUldn't do it again anyway.
But as long as most people think
otherwise, we should at least have a
judicial system that puts criminals away
with dismaying predictability, as is done
in England. What we have now is a farce
th at Is ferocious in Its intentions and
impotent in its execution . .No seasoned
Jawbreaker is fearful of. this straw man.
THIS I'S where the hard-line "law and
order'' people ought to aincentrate their
efforts, not on attacking the bench for
being ."soft" or the prisons for
"coddling" inmates. Both are stupid
char11:es. since (as I mentioned at the
beginning ) our sentences are longer than
itl England, and our prisons at least a.s
grim as any in the civilized world.
There is little respect for law in tile
U.S., because the law itself does not live
up lo its commitments; its end is not
justice but convenience, accommodation ,
a good-looking record for the district
attorney, and a bargaining-away of rights
that makes it easier to commit more
wrongs.
OlAN•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed, PubU.her
Thoma.J Keevll, EdiCor
Barbara. Kreibich
Editorial Page Editnr
The editorial 1JMlle-ot 1he Daity
Pilot leeks to lnfonn and l!timulate
rMdtts by pmenUnc on ttdl ,...
d\vene •commentary·on 1oplcs Ol tn-
tert.st by syndicated (Olumnlsla and
cartoonists, by provldinr a forum tor
ttaden' view1 and by Jlft'Mlltlrw 1h•
a SUJtRCStion that someone of the stnture' -
or Secretary of State Henry A. Khislnger
be assi11ned to spur action on home !ront
~blems.
• ne11....,.per'1 opinions and ideQ oa
cumnt topi.ca. The editorial .,.,... ...
ol the Daily Pilot appear only in the
editorial oolumn •t the tnp at tht
pqe. Opinions expressed by the c.'Of..
umnlsts and cartOonltta and lettar'
\\Titers are their o..•n and no «odoiw-·
mrn t 0:! their vle"l'o·I by the ~
PUot lhOuki be ln!~
~'riday, July 19, 1974
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Public
Nudity _
Banned
W ate1', .Power Cut
By DPW Strike
Oratage Count11 Too ·•
'.;.Hughes' Gi(ts Told .~
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!.as ANGELES (Al')
Nudity on public beaches,
playgt'Ollnds and parlts In Loo
Ang~es has been b8nned by
the City Council.
'Ibo ontlnance, which took
effect rtoday, ma1',es it a
misdemeanor for an)"One O\'er ·
10 years old soohathe, swim
. I; SACRAMENTO (UPI -
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A department, which ru s h e,d Howard R. Hughes channeled
three-day.old strike i>v ~frs. \Vinltzky to a bospltaJ. more. than $20.000 lo both
Department of Water and An emerrtncy crew of striking Republican and Democratic
Power employea has c~ QWP employ es who were candidates in c a ~ torn I a
power tempor ari l y to alerted by the fire departmnt, through a lobbyist or a firm
thousandl of homes -\-repaired the circuit breakers 1 identified ea a IA cover,
endangerlq an \ emghylem~ and restored power to the area CAl.lfORNIA state iecords showid today.
victim in one cue -and and Mrs. Wlnltl.ky w a s 'J'hf; mysterious billionaire,
ioemlpted\ the supply of water returned home. '-------;....-' \'.'hose '100,000 c a mp a I g n to city reeervolrs. More than 7,000 of 11 ,500 donation to President Nixon
Union fuaders and DWP D\\'P workers walked off thelr \ . drew the attention of the
Assen>r Phil \\rat.son, 1350
each to Orange C o u n t y
supervison .David Baker and
Ralph Clark and $IOO to the
stale Senate Democ ratic:'
Committee.
----THE BEST----.
\ PERSlAN .. RUGS ,.._ ........
execut.Jv11 were expected to job& at midnigQt Tuesday Tape Sai' d Senate committee, rave the resume~today. after negotiators rejected a California funds through
-A q u e cf u C: t-p.t p~e 11 n e s DWP o1rer ol an •li!hl p0roent DOOild K. Brown o1 Sen -
auppl)'inl IO -o1 the wage hike and a OJ percent 'A k d' Pedro.
NEWPORT BEACH
..... oold lly ,....
or walk nude in a public place. water auppl)'till city mervoirs increaoe in fringe benefits. W War AmMg Brown•s c1ieo1s i.<
a firtl a>nvictlon carrieB a were &hut off (QI' two and one · The unions bad demanded 12 the Robert R. Mullen Co. of
maiUrann sentence or six Married half houra 'l'llunday. A DWP percent. For Rodino Washingtoo D.C., which haa
monlbs in jail or a $500 tint or !pOkesman allid a .ooo homes ..._ ..>... _,_ been idenUfled as providing an
both. Comedian Tom Smoth· in the San Fernando Valley w-w w overseas cover for CIA agents.
,,,. meaoure was •Jlll"<lved ers. 36, has married may be alkcled by el~c W ~ 'kouts LOS ANGELES !AP) -A Hughs ' donotiona w er e
Tllur9day by the council in a his high school swee~ powl!I' cub U more equipment tu t --~1n cons dered disclosiil In campaign finance ~1 vote after several weet. heart, Rochelle Robley, falls. ~lal;'Ule':n~ to records on fLle today wtlh the
ol leot"'1ony, Including Police 36, of Genoa, Nev. The Hot temperaturea and S l H-·-Judi'"~ Committee ollice o1 Secretary of State
Oll<I Ed Davis• warning that first marriage of both vandalilm coolrlbuted to the . trUU!{ .e -_, E&nund G. Brown Jr.
1"lclad sunbathen oo Veoice ended in divorce, Tom powtt .probltms. the DWP u chairman Peter ROOlno (0. The reports l~ted Hughes u
Beach bad contributded to a 26 has a son and she has aaid. N.J.), and• key staff aide, is "SeH-employed."
AUCTION
SUNDAY JULY ·21st • 2 PM
PTtvlew I P.M.
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................ pwclanttl1 • ... ••d191tt .... awlle ---~~ ....... ~w. ..... ,... .. ... pmion11ncresse 1n the clime seven children. They Bay Area among evidence which • His contributions totalled
-there. were wed in the Little THE UNION has denied any -~·• panel p-"'-~,450 but a small amoont of NEWPORTER INN American a...v Libertia White Church in Las coonection wtth the vandalism Uolllrfi•_....... ,.,.....," that went to out-Ol-.tate , 1111 Jrh
Union . eltomcy Edwa rd Vegu. and aid union workers will S~'~-AC ~~~~ ~ ::;:i!"!ioothe~usC: candidates. AUCORIJIC.12131,90.2'10
Nitmlef' said tbe AO..U would immediately restore po)¥er in 1o1 """~""' .1.1waa-..,.. • ...._ •ltilctc • 1:,... .... ·
seek a res~ order today---------such ca.sea. The wtion has drivers and um families Department. HUG~ GAVE $3()0 to\-~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;~;;;;~~ agaimt the measure, ,.tidl he offered a $$.000 reward for the scheduled 8 mass rally ~ The House a.ibcommittee on Howiton I. Flournoy, the
umiders unconstitutional. arrest alli conviction o f march to the bus district legal end monetary affairs Reput>liean nominee roe gov.
Batten' es vandals "responsible for any voted 'Ihlrsday to seek an emor, and the same amoonl e Put On l..etatie Interruption of water and headquarten in Ooltland today to two u..,uccessful Demo. power." 1o press their demanm fot evaluatkn by the J u stice cratlc gubernatorial candi-~!,':!.t (~ ,d ~ £ --• B Vandals shut off valves at ,,..,... money. Department <i the fmdinp: dates -former Assembly
a meetin g between the .~ISt oy the first IA6 Angeles aqueduct At the urging of. state its year-long probe I of Speaker Bob Moretti and Rep. I~~ of ra~~a H-~ and near Newhall ab6ut 11 :30 p.m. , .... _;-11on and Naturaliza-Jerome Wald ie of Antioch.
dWllC w""' ~~~ con c iliator Thoma s ....... "'6'_. •-,..'"-f I · · ha •--J Li • w~-~ay .-n>n11"" the •:-c.o-.L..... ~ unsucceas u pnson UUYJ!lles ' ~• ll Vlllg =-· .. -.... ....,, Nlcolopulos. n-'laton for AC -• ~ ·~~ De-tic candida'-f o r ~·--~ admlni~ le flow of about 30 million gallons "'&"" S b ··•~ ..i...ft:-n.. ·~.. i.ii:: byl.dl,;fhe00 Cal~411;e~~ of water to storage facilities Transit and the l,6S6 drlwrs u COIIWDI~ ~,. .... , governor, Sen. Francisco
Facili
·ty, a ~ _.,,__., TULARE (UP'!) _ Mark and ba1';.,,. .....-ations at a d. Amalgamated Transit William J . Randall reportedly Mayor J.........,.. Alioto, reoetved ,..--<>t""'"'""'-· wue; _..... Union Division 192 met for lY.i: ..... u the~-v~ n-that -. _,... b-~-18, is ...... _ Mii smalltl:"';; generating plant. -·~· ·~ ··--says. .....~...., -......... At .... _..y second hos hours 'lbursday, but there was the tape --.. u .... --med The I a r a eat , ,. n •I e Wesley Hiler. 50, was JXJt on ea';,.... ..__ __ _. _, _ _.....:......, ...,...u no-~ of-• ............ ~ 'NU~ 0 9 0 ..... "' ~=c ~ ~-u:a;A& Angeles aqueckld, another ,.,...,.... r"&"~ · testimony by INS offiC!ft" NOi'-oontribulion was 12,50 .
leave with lull pay last week jolb! -to his brain by two all.empt to cut <i( the water '!'be 21><1.ay strike haa fon:ed H"...._ that --~ to _..._ '-......... · man D. Summers 00 eater-"5'""" gave au .......
nn.a uc repea-.. Jlrl9on tiny batteries attached to his w• made, but a DWP official more than ·200,000 cO!mndters both State Senate Democratic
inmates' 9tatements to Rolling · . said 8 burglar a 1 8 r m· back to their cara end caused tainment he said he helped Leader George MO&iCCQt of
Stone magazine, according to ~~·s beft'I eating better, apparently acared off the horrendous rulll>botn' 1jams ·on arrange in Mexico for Rodino, San Francisco and to a dlnner
Phil Gut!rle. defA!ty director he's able to swallow easier varv:lals. . the Bay Bridge b e tween in a bid oxnpromi&e the con-held to honor GoT. Ronald
of the Department 0 f and he's in good 5 pi rt ts 88 Dan Swinton. a spokesman Oakland and San Francisco. gressrnan during 1971 visit-· Reagan and raiae funds for
Con'tctions. always " Jack Bevins the for tbe striking InternaUonal to the U.S.·Merico border. GOP state candidates. e He Testifies you1h's' latllEI'. r e P 0 ~ t e d · Brotherhood of Electrl!"'l ON ANOO'llER strllre front. Sen. A la n Cranston. a Thunday &her his s 0 n Wot:'kers Local 18, sakl routine there was no report o! SUMMERS AUD reported Democrat, received 'l , O O O ,
SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -A returned home from the eqwpment failwe caused by Jf<Clesl in.the watkout by 5o in the tape recording that 00 while the Democratic nominee
29-yew-4>1d-SlnFrancisootnl!D University of CaltfornJa normal use may .leave many drivers of the Ahtttt«' bus another oooasion in 1971, he for State Controller, Kenneth
who spent 13 days in jail for Meckal Oeoter in S 8 n more resktenta without power. 8}'Stem, whldJ runs .: ahuttl~ a r r a n g e d a I m i 1 a r ())ry of. Wesbninster took in
w-,.X ..r court has purged service within San Francisco enter1aiMleot for Gamer J. $300 from Hughes.
bimw1f by answerir:ag ~wh> wu 'llmble to ''IF ONE MORE International Airllort in d CUne, associate general Contributionsof$2,000eadl.
quetticm frcm a grand jury traDlforme.r (in the San carriH pammgera from the counsel for the H 0 u 1 e went to ~bUcan .<wt:nbly j lnvestlplia( the Symbloneso talk or move, had two Femllldo area) went out,"' a u,.on to the city. Judidmy CllmmilWe, ..!llch;,, candida~ William Campbell of ·~ 1umy Mii the eleclrods ln1ilanled tn -~ DWP opokesman said, "we 'l1le drivers are demonc!ng cumf111y comtdertng the Hacieoda HeigllU Mii Loe I Patricia H..,.. ~ ....... -. <.'<l'ellellum 00 June 18· wM would have to drop load, a $& raioe to ISO a doy. ..... '-chment of President Angeleo Qilmty Supervi>orlal r ...... -.-..." they receive e 1 e ctr i ca 1 ..,.... u .. ..,..~ "..i...----
SALE!
THE "WICKER LOO.K"
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•MIRRORS•SHELVES
•HAMPER/STOOL
•WASTE BASKETS
I TIUOW •WHITE• HOWM
15% OFF I
1 Paul Halvers:m. 29, ol. San whlch me.ans black out IOl'De additimal $5 niles in each ot NI.mt. carxlidates Pete ~ ..... , im(lolses Iron the tw o _,,, ~ F -~ Ed FranciscO. who went to jail batter' areu. What areas lt"UWd be the na• tWo }'Mn. Cline was also serving in JOOn envo .,.,. .Hours 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.rn. =.:.7r."~~·~1,.1;; M.;";..asparaly!edktbis =':·.:'1~~1oog, .::,i:;!·.!:!~~::r~!~\-~!.-i~97~1~ .. ~-~ttee~counoel~00~·~Lmml;:~:ti~·on~·~~~-~~~·~t,OOO~~wa~as~gt~vei~~by~~1~80~3~W~e~st~c~li~lf~D~r~iv;e~.~N~e~w~po~rt~B~e~a~ch~54~8-3303~~~~ ~meet p endln1 an early le«ls because ol • One51-year-<>ldwomanlna Wednetdaythataoetllelw.t J-iedl?Y~· '• ~.to~Angelea~ty ~ ... _
"""""""" appeal. was my.ter.,.. illness. IJodon ·at Sen Fernando Valley suburb had been .~ated In their
diemlMed u a witness after UC. in lacl. mid they do not nearly died during Wed..,. tm11th-old strike aga!n!t the
testifyilg 'Ibunda even have a name for the dav'11JOWW Joa A ct t d Gener a 1 y. ailment. fiebOrab Wlnittky, w b o ~ao:!. e e VA to Colleg~ suffers from emphysema, was Union officials wh> BSl<ed
LOS ANGELES (UP'!) -S h l Bo d preportng to give heneH an not to be named said tt..
The Veterans Admini.tralioo C 00 ll inhalation therapy treatment agreement calls for an
will post 1,300 "Veterans SACRAMENTO (AP)-Gov. when the electric:ity went out. immediate '1 raise to St.75 f'n -~·•ves•• on college n--1 n .... -.. bas -"--' "I waa confused,'' Mrs. hour, p1lm another 25 cents ~-this fall to ;iw:,~ a ""'ii5Q Winitzky said. "I was scared Nov. I. Admtlonal '' raises
elnlilhle! out the miJrupl that mlllion llClllol lald Dlf8SUre and I panicked. Thal ooly will boool hourly ,._ to $11
. plagued GI Bill students last m the November ballot. The made things "·orse. l k~pt in June. 1975 Biil to $12 in
year, a VA offic ia l said fundswouldbemadeavailable gasping. I needed more air. June 1978.
n.nday. to 9Cbool districb: for repair or Everything was closing in.'' Northern California pa1nten
'"nle vet repa, aJoog with repl-~ .-le ldlllol She called her husband at and airline !light CftWI are
olhei' dqes we have made,. -'bu=lldln=gs."'-·-------w_o_rk-''-"_ho __ !"'J_Led __ the __ lir_•_a_lso_on_strik_· _•·-----
will greatly Improve the~
sy!ltem," said Odell W.
Vaughn chief VA benefib
director.
ecase Argued
SAN FRANCISCO (UPf) -
An Mtomey fOl" a Los Angeles
radio -monager says Ida client Wall within h i I
c:omtitutiMal rights -he wi~d tapes and lelten
· received from the s~
Uherlllm Army and the
W-Underground.
·William Lewis, 42, general
!lllDllge< of KPFK, was jailed
!nr contempt ol court and
.......i 16 days last mooth
alter re!Uslng to sum!tlder the
tapes Of' ....,..,. 11!'81\d jury
queadoo1. His at torneys
_...i the case nunday
bolore the U.S. Ninth Orcult
a.urt d Appeals.
Great stats! in person
Hanll.~Oft n..c....-1.<S-
Skiles ll HmduW.
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we announce
that all sale merchandise
Is reduced to 500/G off or greater.
All sale merchandise is from our
existing inventorv We think you ·
will find a good selection to
choose from and look forward
to seiving you.
Please be sure of sizes-all sales'
must be finar
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Wrought Metal Swing
for Lawn or Patio
SALE
PRICED
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