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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JWLY 2, 1976
Y0t.. •~.HO IN,• SECTIONS, JI l'AOES
Driver Dies
Auto SmasheS
Into Residence
By GARY GRANVILLE
CM -0.11' l'ltel IU"
A car drl ven by a mortally
wounded burglary suspect went
out or control I ale Thursday nlght
and crashed into the living room
or an occupied house. according
to Anaheim police.
No injuries were reported to
occupants or the home at 441 S.
Euclid Ave.
ing victim pending notification of
next of kin.
Authorities identified the
murder suspect as David Leroy
Russell. 25, of 1680 W. Tedmar St.
ApL 16. Anaheim.
When arrested, Russell re·
portedly bad a large caliber rifle
in bis possession.
But, police said, the alleged
burglar died en route to UC
Irvine Medical Center and his
-suspected sl ayer hu been arrest·
ed and chargtid wllh murder.
He reportedly told police that
when be returned to hll Tedmar
Street apartment-ahottly before
midnill\l he saw a 1u1pected
burllar run from tbe area.
RuaeJI said be went inside his
apartment. grabbed tbe rifle,
dashed outside and fired a sln&le
shot at the suspected bur&lar aa
he drove ofl in a 1984 model.
sedan.
t
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Police ar«> wltbboldlng iden·
Uficatlon or the 25·year-old shoot·
Two Cited
" For Nudity
Orange County Sherlrrs or.
ricers cited two men for public
nudity Thursday after beinti
olled to a South Laguna ~ach
by a local resident who said he
s potted tht' pair lying naked on
tbeaands.
Deputies handed citations to
Robert Wadsworth Thomas. 21.
ol Hollywood and Rex Weldon
London, 23, or Dollu. Texas.
om-cers said both men were
booked on the 9th Street beach.
Orange Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Saturday
except low clouds nl8ht
and early mornlna. Hilh
S.turday 70 to 74 beaches.
80 to 86 Inland. Low tonight
eoto~.
Police said tbe bullet crashed
throu1h the rear window or the
fleeing m an·1 car and slammed
into the-back of his bead, sending
the racing auto Into a wild apln
that came to a atop in the llvilll
room ottbe Euclid Streelhouse.
· Early today. police refu.sed to
say If the suspect knew the shoot·
Ing victim. Tbey d id say.
however, that what appeared to
be the procee ds of a house
bur&lary were found in tbe slain
man's car.
Russell was booked Into
Anaheim City Jail while police
cobtinued tbelr lnvelt.ieaUon of
the fatal .s booUn1.
Lucky Leone's
Robbed of 81,573
Lucky thieves Jimmied a slm·
pie lock on the olfice door at
Lucky Leone's restaurant. 1700
Placentia Ave .. Costa Men.
Wednesday, walklol off wllb
Sl,573 in receipts. ·
Tbe restaurant manager tola
police the silent Intruders un·
locked an offi« door by allpplnt ~ slmple.sprin1 loaded lock, then
toolt the cub in bank baO from a
briefcase in the office.
ewelers
June's County JohlesS
Rate Plunges to 6.8%
n.ewa. • .w ·
Chris Evert holds h,er
troJ>hY aloft after defeating
Evonne Goolago.n' Cawley
for ladies singles title at All
Entl and Lawn T e nnis
Championships today. See
story, Page 86.
Neighbors
Of Knott's
Berry Mad
BUENA PARK (AP>-Knott's
Berry Farm will postpone plans
to expand Its amusement park
becaue of complainta by nearby
'hlideata, say1 a 1pokesman.
Ruuell Knott, a partner in the
family-owned faclllty said an S8 mUUon. five-acre expansion of ·
rides and attractions scheduled
tor conatruc~lon starting In
January 1m •m be delayed. or.
ficlals will "take a year and
detail what has been the farm's
impact on the community."
Jtnott said he met Jast Satur-
dl.Y with Buena Park Mayor Jess·
Davls and resldenta lo the are.a
wbo had Y06eed .tlmp criticllm
that a new parachute ride bad
violated their privacy. Skyriden
receive an unobatructA9d view of
tbelr yards. the residents a~
Tlae, park c:qrrenQy OttUP1• a
alte of more than UD acres.
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582Waiting
C9urt Upholds
Death Penalty
WASHJNGTON <AP> -The
tJ.S. Supreme Court upheld the
death peo~ty today but struck
down laws In two states tbaL
malt~ death mandatory for cer-
tain crimes.
Tbe court approved death
peoalty laws ln Florida. ~gia
. and Tuu but invalidated laws
in Louisiana and North Carolina.
The laws the court upheld
}eave the death 1Hmalty decision
in the bands of judges ot Jw:ora
but provide cutdellnes for them.
. Ac:cordln1 to an Aasoclated
Presa survey, 572 men and 10
women on death rows In 30 states
were awaiting the court's de·
clsl.on 011 whelhertouphold death
as a punishment.
Tbe vote was 7-2, with Justices
William J . Bre nnan Jr. and
Thurgood Ma rs hall dissenting.
The court outlined Its views in
Mpante ~latonll 'by · l(lllkCH
Potter Stewart and Byron R.
White as well as a brier state·
ment by Justice Harry A.
Blackmun, who said simply that
he concurred.
Widespread re-enactment oC ·
the death penalty arter the
Supreme Court Invalidated It in
many states has been a "marked
indication of society's endorse·
ment of the death penally for
murder .'' the JusUces sal~.
"We hold that the death penal·
ty is not a form of punishment
that may never be imposed, re·
gardleu of the c1rcurrurtances of
the orfenae. re1ardle1s of the
character of the offender, and re·
cardless or the procedure
followed ln reachtn1 the de·
ciston."
ln North Carollna, w~ 116
penons were on d~ath row, the
law requJred execuUdn in the 111
chamW f« murder wbkb U
"wlllful, deliberate and pre·
meditated" or committed durtn1 a felony or an 1ttempled felony.
North Carolina had more
pritonen· on ••th row than any
other st.ate. (See DEATH, Pase AZ•
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WAITING Charles David
Riley, 21, convicted of slay-
in g his girl friend's parents,
is ooe of San Quentin's io-
mates facing death In the
gas chamber. The Supreme
Court \4Pheld the death penalty today.
' Neighbprs s~
Over Nunery
Spraying
·T .ourist
lndpstry
IIDproves
Orange County's unemploy-
ment rate took o dramatic drop In
June when it plunged to 6.8 per·
cent. according to t he state
Employme nt Develo pment
Department CEDD>.
June's unemployment rate was
the lowest since January or 1915
and a full perce ntage point lower
than one year ago.
Ac cording to EDD Ad·
mlniatrator John Calderas, it was
expected that ,the employment
scene in Orange County would Im-
prove last m ontb because or
seasonal hiring in tourist related
industries.
However, Calderas said, the
drop in une mployment was much
greater than a nticipated.
The decllne In Orange County's
une mployment rate ca me as
schools' new cropolgr,adu.alellen-
tcred the county work force, mak·
ing the r ate drop more lm-
presslv~. accordi~lto an E DD'rc·
port.
The number or total employed
in lhe county climbed l1:9t month
to785,800, an all tlmehleh.
At theumc llme, lhenumberof
unemployed persons ruched
61,900, roughly 8,000 few.er than a
year ago when the avaUable work
rorcewassm aller.
Calderas said best chanc:es ror a
job In Orange County for the com·
Ing three months con be found In
touri•t-related Industries.·
He also said there wUI be 11ome
hlrlng by lndu11trlal flrm1 aeekln&
to fUI gaps left by va~1Uonin1 re-
guh11' workers. ·
The largest upswing In employ-
ment llst month camewhencoun·
ty amu1ement centert and hotels
hired a bout J ,000 summer
wofkers.
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PatriOtic .
Tnuhnu)n
IN81DET8•4Y
LoWdftf for 80md'*9 to do
tltt f'o.rtlt of J•lJI? Tlw Dailv
.Pilot's Miclaocl Paaknnch
,.,,.morizes t11t wultnd's
oefklitWI Oft Page Cl of tlw
Alleged Fencing Ring Hit
CINCINNATI <AP> -
The blc:enteonlat celebra-
tion weal too far for
Charles J!arker wben the
cit)' decided to put nap Oft
truh containers Uled by
street sw•.,er•. He flied
an objection to City Coun·
ell, wblc:b r eferred tbe
Item to CitJ M ana1er
WlWaaal>oll~ ·~·
liHlex
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Cole1lo Drive, Daaa Point, •lldlel'Zlalll•~ tml I• rll
(lee FENC All .
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• Ai DAIL y l'ILOT s Friday. Juty 2 1911S
n Racked
':By Three Blasts
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BOSTON <AP> -E~plOlk>ns
thou&ht to be uuaed by bomb!I
~<la m a1ed a courthouse In
Newburyport e••rly today and in
'&>.too. 40 miles away, destroyed :an empty Eu tern Airlines plane
and damaged vehicles ln an
armory. Nobody was hurt.
The FBI said a ca.lier rlnlmlni to~ from an or ganti.aUon called
tbe South Boston Defense League
claimed raponalbllJly for two of the three bomblngs.
FBI Agent Dennis Creedon uid
a man identifying himseU °'' CX:n-
nis Callahan o! t hc South Boston
Defense IAaiue called WCVB·TV and the Boston lferald·Americu
and claimed res Ponllbllity ror the
bomblQs at a National Guard
Armory and one at Locan lo·
ternational Airport.
Soulb Boston bu been a center or opposition to court-ordered
busing, but there ls no indication
lbeft ll •*\Y IYCI\ ~ as \be Sooth Boston Defense League. Tind~Drg
State: A Firebomb
Waiting for Match
8)' The As~odated Prt"Ss
Tinder-dry Cahrornia 1s like a
giant firecr acker waiting for
holiday revelers to light lhe fuse,
a athorlties s ay. a nd s t e rn
measures are beine imposed lo
prevent a holocaust.
Fire marshals and police bomb
units the past several days have
staged a series or raids aimed at
reducing the quantities of illegal
fireworks which have flooded the
state .•
consumption of fireworks un-
wise.
"'ln 1974 we had 28> youngsters
a nd 68 a dults i njured by
fireworks during the holiday.
"There were more last year."
Firecrackers a nd similar de-
vices can't be sold in moat
California cities.
It ·s another story outside
municipalities. and the st ate has
several large fireworks plants.
··1t's a safe assumption they
were bombs," said Richard
Bates, special agent in.charge ol
the Boston Federal Buteau of In·
veslagalion office.
Officials said theexpl06ioothat
destroyed a National Guard truck
aod a Cuel tank outside an armory
In t he. Dorchester 5ection ot
Boston was caused by"anoutside
force of some kind." ,
Slate police at the airport said
the airliner explosion immediate·
ly followed a call by a man lo an
Eastern reserv ationscterk.
·'Beller clear tile terminal
because there'• going lo be an ex-
plo.lon there. You think I'm kid·
ding?" the caller was quoted as
saying. ,
Border authorities are on alert
'tokee_p more from coming In.
While many are opposed lo
private use or fireworks, some
support exis_t_s_ for ~ontinued
sales. For inst ance, many of the
3.173 fireworks sales licenses is-
sued by the stale went lo civac
clubs a nd c harities which
operate fireworks stands as fund·
r aising endeavors.
The clerk, whose name officers
would not gi ve, called state
police, but by the lime she com·
pie~ lbe call. the blaat bad oc-
curred. The ca!ler mentioned the
armorr explosion, but the clerk
was confused and did not get pre-
cisely what was said. one state
police officer sa id.
'
The U.S. Forest Service plans
highway roadblocks to search for
pyrotechnics a nd niahttime
helicopter patrols lo pinpoint
• FIRECRACKERS
STILL A PERIL-e3
those who would use mcend aries
on federal reservations
Loe Angeles City Alty. Burt
Pines says he's going to be tough
on merrymakers who play with
ft.reworks. ·
"I hate to be a kUljoy, but
fireworks are a danger," said
Pines. ·•If the cases are brought
to this office. they will be pro-
Se<!uted."
Jack Smith, s upervisor of the
state fire m arshal's hazardous-
mate rial unit in Sacramento,
agrees that the threats of fire and
personal injury make individual
F,..•P-AI
FENCES ..•
Patrick Moriarity, president or
Pyrotechnics Corp., Anaheim.
defends the industry and says he
welcomes federa l consumer re-
gulations which take effect an
D ec em b er. Co mm o n
firecrackers will banned.
"That will be beneficial lo the
b11siness." said Moriarity. "It
wall take the pressure off some of
the firewor ks that are safe. It will
eliminate about 90 percent of the
bootleg problem ."
Moriarity's firm both produces
fireworks for r'etail sale and
stages organized fireworks dis-
plays. He s ays al least 150 such
s hows are set for this holiday.
The ones at Anaheim Stadium,
Disneyland, Magic Mountain,
Dodger Stadium, and the Rose
Bowl will be massive.
On April 22, the SUffolk County
Courthouse in Boston was
bombed, injuring Z2 persons. On
June 21. a janitor was injured in a
bombing a t the Middlesex County
Courthouse in LowelL
There was no immediate in·
dicatio n of what specifically
caused the blast at the Eastern
Electra aircraft parked io a
service area ouulde a hangar.
The airliner was hit by two ex·
plosions, lhe second blast came
about 30 seconds later. apparent·
ly touched off when fire hit the
plane's fuel t a nk, authorities
said.
Police said the Essex County.
Superior Courthouse explosion
woke up hundreds of residents,
some living as far~ two miles
away.
Nearly all the windows were
blown out ollhe 2 ~-story building
built in 1805 and designed by the
famous architect Charles
Bulfinch. ·pmy.
A display that will be ·fired
from a pier at Long Beach will be
visible to thron1s on the beach
for two miles in either direction.
A !\i rnila r d is play will be
launched from a barge off Santa
Barbara.
Debris, lndudinCwood, bricks,
and pieces or glus, was scattered
all around the building by the
force of the blast.
-Patrick Daniel Torllello.
2S072 La Cresta Drive, Dana
Point, booked on sales of heroin.
Laguna Beach Pollce Del.
Steve Kirsch said the investlga·
lion wu launched to pin down the
mark.et for property stolen in re·
sidenUal burglaries.
. Usin1 information provided by
informants, Kirsch said, detec-
tives were able to sell jewelery
represented to have been stolen
and buy known stolen property.
Kirsch said investigators
bou&ht minor amounts of cocaine
from the two Laguna Beach ar-
restees. He s aid undercover
agents were promised as much
as a pound of cocaine could be
made available lo them.
The investigation hH helped
tie down the local connections
~tween burglaries. fencing of
stolen property and dru& dealing,
Kinchuid.
There was no Immediate In·
dlcatlon that the San Jua n
merchants had any connection
with those arrested in Laguna
Beach, sald Oranae County
Sberiff's Lt. Richard Drake.
lnve1li1atora said that. tn a
typical ease. a stolen ring might
~purchased for $2 and rnold by
a Jewelry store o wner for $24.
They said there was no way of
asaeu1n1 how much stolen pro·
perty may have moved throuah
t.Mfences.
The six were al'l'e:sted on war·
ranu. Further arrests a.re ex·
peeled, lnvestlgaton said.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed ... __ ..__
JeO R. CurleY YIU ........ lll_OIWf"' __
Thomas IC94Wll ......
Thomas A. Murptllne __ ......
~r1es H. Loos Rkhlrd P. Nall .... .,., ... , -~t4hon
Last year. investigatDn for the
slate fire marshal raided an U-
licit factory in downtown Los
Anaeles and seized $250,000 in
fireworks and equipmenL
No raids this year hue
match ed that one, although
Burbank authorities uncovered
232 cases of Class "C" exploeives
in a Wednesday -night sweep. ll
wu the third rala in a week.
FrowtPageAJ
SPRAYING
nursery plants.
The ZohJmans claim that their
h ome and p ool have been
damaged by the sprays and that
their health and that of their 13·
yur-old twin daughters bas been
imp1lired.
Diseases all egedly suffered by
the family over the five·year
period include: hu rt condlUon,
asthma. c he mical hepatitis.
enlarge d s pleens, tumors,
urinary prob lems. ulcers,
hudaches a nd dlu iness.
Among the chemicals alleged·
ly used by the defendant.a are:
Chlordane. Belthane, Benlate,
Mela-systox. Capt:ltl, DieJdrin,
Sevin and Diaiinon.
Teacher Held
On Pot Charge
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DEATH .•.•
Louisiana law requir«i the de-
ath peaally for muroer during an
aura"ated kldnaptng. rape, rob-
bery or bur1lary; murder of a
fireman or peace officer in Une of
duty; murder by an already·
convicted killer or by a ure-te:rm
prisoner ; mulUple murder or
murder for hire.
Other states with mandatory
death penalty laws are Alabama,
Wublngton, Indiana, Virginia,
Maryland, Mluoun, South
Carolina, Delaware, Idaho, Ken·
tucky, Mississippi, Nevada. New
Hampshire, New Mexico, New
Vork. Oklahoma, Rhode Island
and Wyoming.
The effect of the decision on
those staus was not immediately
clear because of varlatioos In the
ways their Jaws were written.
But It appeared llkely that few or
them could survive a chalt~n1e
because they make the death
penalty mandatory.
Jwitice Stewart, who wrote the
court's main opinion, said man·
datory death law1 had "•imply
papered over the problem of un·
fuided and unchecked jury dis·
cretlon."
The vote 1trikln1 down the
Jaws in Loui1lana and North
Carolina ·was 5·4 with Justices
Brennan, Marshall, Lewis .~.
Powell Jr., and John Paul
Stevens, Jolnlng Stewart in the
MODESTO CAP> -A Modesto m.Jority.
High School English teacher has Today's decision wu the first
been booked for investigation or SupremeCourtdecisionontbede·
rultJvatlng and possessing marl-at.h penalty slnce 1'72. when the
ju an a for sale. police said. court ruled 5 to4 lbatlaws then on
Stanislaus County drug en· the boolu save too much diacl'e-
forcement officers said Thurs· lion lo {ud1et and Juries. That de-.
day they arrested Peter Cislo. 32, cl.llon nvallchted death penalty
during a raid on a rbral home laws or 38 states, the Distrlc:l ol
where they found five pounds of Columbia and the federal 1overn·
m arijuana. 12 small balls or ment. ·
peyote and another substance 1n the aftermath o(the 1972 de·
believed t'O be LSD. cision, 35 states re-enacted the
In back of the house. near the death penally. But ln one of
Tuolumne River. they found sl.x them, -IUlnola -the law was
Oftk" marijuana plants that had grown s truck down by the atate <M••M>"' m.__,..,_ more than seven feet tall, of· 51.Q>teme court. ~~.,:;. ",,.=~:-licers said. Tree •-had been New laws in 20 states made the
'11•1"'' tUI• U -11-"'I"> de lb alt ..... _._ • .,,.,.o .... ~.-trimmed to lel the sunllghl bit a: pen :Y m_, •« • T•••~ '"' m4, t4Mll1 the plants. UmlUd .number ol ertmea. Foar-O••"••• ~•--..,_..,. teen other states eucted laws -· .. ,,.., ....,.~• emplo)'in1 ·nrious fonmalu nil·
O.lly lllltol Sufi ~le
SEMI-TRAILER WOUND UP ON ITS SIDE AFTER SKIDDING OFF SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
Workers, PoHce Ponder Situation H Driver Hoapl1allzed With Serious Injuries
Home Burglary
Festival Headache:
Missing Tickets
Laguna Beaeh Festival of Arts
officials are s uffering an ac·
counting headache today -the
result of the theft of 100 Paaeant
of the Masters tickets during a
rttent r esidential burglary in
Lomt Beach.
Fourth Woman
Found Slain .
EUREKA CAP) -AuthoriUes
are investigating the strangling
of a young woma n, the fourth
such victim in 10 months in Hum-
boldt County.
The latest victim was Iden-
tified Thursday as Victoria Lynn
Scbnelder • .19, whose body was
discovered on a ~ach Wednes-
day by youn1 children. Miss
Schneider, who recently moved
bere from Reddin&, had been
dead for at least two weeks. the
Humboldt County aberm ·s office
said.
Like two victims alnce the first
murder on Oct · 8, 1975. deputies
said Miss Schneider Nas last
seen bitcbhiklog before '\he dis-
appeared.
For ty -one tickets were re·
covered by Laguna Beach Police
Tuesday when a man tried to sell
them back to the festival. Chad
Chapman, 28. of Long Beach,
wu booked on suspicion of re-
ceiving stolen property. .
The problem for the festival is
accounting for the 59 tickets not
recovered.
Police in Long Beach say they
received informatioo that a man
matcbinl Chapman's description
had been selling P ageant tickets
at the California State University
Long Beach campus. But he had
left the campus by the lime in· vestigators arn ved.
Betty Linenkugel. festival box
om ce manager . said a decision
has nol yet been m ude on
whether a person who innocently
bought a stolen ticket would be
allowed into the show.
The 100-ticltet block had been
purchased by a Long Beach
woman for use by members of a
church uoup.
There· also is a question about
what provisions abouJd &e ~ade
for members of the church
group, Mrs. Linenkugel said.
Our
Truck Flips
Near Toro;
Driver Hurt
A semi-tr ailer truck full or glass
windows and roofing materials
skidded. spun around and flopped
on Its s ide o n the San Diego
FrHw ay near El Toro Road early
this mornin1.
The truck driver, identified u
Otis Hutson of Pacoima, was ap·
parently thrown from the cab as it
swi\·eled down the southbound
lanes of the freeway at 5 a.m. lo·
dav.
He is listed In "serious" condi-
tion with possible Internal In·
juries at Saddleback Community
Hospital.
California Highway Patrolmen
said the large truck apparenUy
skidded on a piece ol asbt'st.os ly-
ing in the roadway. Wh en It came
to rest in the ice plants ed#;!ing the
frt.>eway, the truck was headed in
the opposite direr tion.
Two lanes of the freeway were
dosed for a short lime as tow
lnlcks unaucceaafuJly attempted
lo right the vehicle.
County firemen stood by al the
scene for three hours, helping to
direct traffic and sawina through
the heavy tr ail er door.
CalTrans was called in to empty
the truck of lts cargo so it could be
towed away.
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DEAR PAT: l erroneously
mailed a $40 money order to
American Consumer tut Aucust.
The check should have gone to
.. Stewardship-75." Instead, ·I
mailed them the S8.16 check that
should have gone to American Consumer for the "body'' trim-
---mer " I ordered. When l reaJized
the mixup, 1 requested a $31.84
refund from American
Consumer . I finally received the
body trimmer, but norerund.
M .R .• Fountain Valley
Aa."rlu• c .. samer has sent a
S31.84 ref•9d to you. aJoec with
an apology for the delay. AYS
hH fotaad Uaat Ulla maU order
firm· b slow la corredla« errors
and mai l l•« overdue
merchandise, but eveahully
cas&omers receive satisfaction.
S d te• I• T l•e
· DEAR PAT: Our r etir ed
persons' ~roup went to Las ~egas
for a vacation in January 1975. On
our second d ay there we were
stopped by someone advertising
the Universal Emporium, an auc·
lion house. We ended up buyine
over $200 worth of merchandise,
including 'll sewing mathlne. The
brand wa s n o t
identified , but I was u~S1Jrcd it
was a 1976 model. The machine
was to be· sent via UPS, but I
never received It.
, D.L., Costa Mesa
Sandra Peterson ol Univenal
Empori•m wH ~acted, Hd
• you report that the uwtng ~ .m1d1lae llH flaally anhed.
A I'S Meme: Atld ren
Carter's
VP Picks #
Narrow
WASHINGTON (AP) -J im-
my Carter is alm06t certain to
cbooee a senator to be bis vice
presWlentiaJ running ma~ aod
may already have narrowed the
field to three. a senator famlliar
with Carter's selection process
says. (Related picture. M >
The leading candidates for the
SttOnd spot on the Democratic
presidential ticket are Idaho's
Frank Church. Walter F . Mon-
dale or Minnesota and John
Glenn or Ohio. said the senator.
who asked not to be identified. He
said Carter more than likely will
pick a middJe-of-.the·road running
mate .
· Preliminary evaluations are
being made by AUaota attorney
Charles Kirbo, a long-tlme
Carter associate expected to re-
port soon to the former Georgia
governor.
At least three other senators
also are being considered.
They are Henry M. J ackson ot
Washington, who competed with
Carter for ttie Democratic
nomination: Edmund S. Muskie or Maine, the 1968 Democratic
nee presidential nominee: and
Adlai E. Stevenson or lllinoas.
wh ose father w as th e
Democratic presidential can-
didate in 1952 and 1956.
··Most of these guys he doesn't
know personally at all," said the
senator , who himself has been
consulted by Kirbo. "He's
fortunate to have this extra time
to appraise them and size them
up."
Carter said in Washington this
week that he will narrow lbe run-
ning male list to two or three
•names this weekend, then speak
with the Hnalisls personaUy
sometime next week.
Jn Chicago on Thursday, he
said he would name the finalists
when he holds those meetings.
"I'm not going lo try to hide
from the press or mislead
anyone. At the lime I start meet-
ing with people you will know
about it.
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GRA NO JURORS -These six Orange
Coast r esid e nts are members of the
1976-77 Orange County Grand Jury. In re·
ar· (from left) are Albert Del Guercio of
Seal Beach. jury Foreman James Gage of
Newport Beach and Kenneth Sampson of
Newport Beach. ln front (from left > are
Chin H. McLaughlin of Newport Beach,
Virginia Houserman of Newport Beach
a nd Dorothy Syphers of Huntington ~each. 'A seventh Orange Coast grand
Juror, Mary Ellen Kell ey of Huntington
Beach, mis~ed the group photo.
Gra:rid J11ry . Selected
7 Comt Residenta, · ln£luding Head, Picked
By TOM BARLEY hear whatl have tosayoa a point ot•• °""',.,,..SW! or constitutional law-," Hunt Seven Orange Coast residents protested as be was firmly pro-
were named Thursday as mem· pelled Crom Departtnents.
bersorthe l976·770rangeCounty "No, I'm not," Judge
Grand Jury. .. Walsworth •aid. "You are leav-
They a net their 12 colleagues on ing this courtroom." the newly formed panel were · -·
sworn into office by Chief Deputy ''Tbars Harr>: Hunt," Judge
County Clerk John Lewis while Walsworth amUmgly explained
Judge J ames H. Walsworth -lo members of bo~ grand juries
their li aison in the coming year as the interruption subsided.
-watched from the bench. "You might be seeing more of
Judge Walsworth appOinted re-him before your year ls up."
tired aerospace plant manager Also named to serve on the
James R . Gage of Newport 1976-77grandjurywere:
Buch as Grand Jury foreman.
Gage, 62, o r 2101 E . Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. was -BREA, Walter L. West. 68.
one of four Newport residents -<YPKESS, reUred tea~ber
named to the panel. . Alfred E. Farber, M.
analyst Diane J. B0ridgford. 40,
and retired teacher Elizabeth 8 .
Frates, 59.
, -GARDEN GllOVE, retired
probation officer Earl H. Karr, 60. .
-OllANGE, Jennifer J . Barb,
33.
-SANTA ANA, retired sales
manaiec: Fred G. Kerns. 62; re·
tired plumber , Wallac~ I.
Dietrich. so and J oAnna R.
Eagles,36.
-YORBA LINDA, r etired
Naval omcer Willard H. Higbie,
68, and Margaret C. ~poslto, 42.
-81LVEKADO, retired court Amooc the 18 people workin1
with bim in the coming year are: -FV LLE a TON. com outer reporter Ledl J. SI aback, 63.
DAIL y PILOT A:S
Child, 2,
Dead in
·Beating
An Orange County Superior
Court jury e nded eight hours of
deliberation Thursday by findln&
Donald Luwrcmcc Teusher guilty
of second degree murder for thl'
fatal injunes he lnnictcd on on~
ortwo 2-year -old twin boys.
J e nnifer Eastburn. 30. the
mother or the beaten infant, WllS
found guilty of involuntary
manslaughter for the passive
role she 1>layed in the death ofltllt'"
son. J ason.
The jury addditionally round
Teusher guilty or cttild abuse, a
finding that could add a further
state prison te rm or one to 10
years to the rive years to lire sen-
tence he may draw from Judge
Byron K. McMillan.
And the p a nel additionally
found Mrs. Eastburn guilty or
child neglect , a finding that could
add a state prison term of one to
10 years to the five to 15 years she
may get ror her involuntary
manslaughter conviction.
Teusher remained impassive
as the jury a nnouneecHls vet'diet
in the hushed courtroom. Mrs.
Eastburn sobbed as the verdicts
·were being read and wept. again
as she was l~d away from lhl'
courtroom.
Deputy Distrirt Allorney Bill
Morrissey told the panel in hlR
final s tate m e nt th at. Mrs .
Eastburn h ad m a ny op -
portunities to hall Teusher's
abuse of little J ason b«:fore the
child died after n beating al her
lover 's ha nds lasl Nov. 16.
Mrs. Eastburn vainly protest·
ed in her testimony that she had
r epeatedly warned Te us hor
about spanking ond cuffing her
twins, Jason and Travis.
She testified that she gave
Teusher three days to leave her
Garden Grove homo s hortly
before Jason died.
Morrissey told the jury that ho
doubted her story. "She's trying ' to get the monkey off her back,"
he told the panel.
"lier indifference to this slate
of affairs and her failure lo stop
this abuse or her children was in-
credible," Morrissey said.
Judge McMiiian set July 29 as
the date he wlll sentence the de·
fendants.
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Songwriter
John Merce r
Eulogized
Virginia A. Houserman. 49, of 2627 Alta V~la Drive; Chin H • .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Tiie CIC works wUb ottler
Federal ace.cles to determine
what la form atlon b avallaWe
tllla& will be aaeful to coa•mers
aad ••Ilea rttom meaclatiotl1 fM
MW ptibllcatloaa ol c0ft8Umer la·
terest. Tills l11formadoa ls listed
In a qaart erl y cataloc.
.. Coat•mer laforaatioe." Tlle
catalo1 ll1ll appnxlmately Z5t
book.fell; some free.
For Freedom
McLaughlin, 35, of 5'4 Seaward
Rive Drive and Kenneth A.
Sampson. 69. of 2521 Baysbore
Drive, a ll of Newport Beach. ·
BEVERLY HILLS (AP> Sampson served the county as
Academy. Award winning com-director of its Harbors, Beaches
poser Johnny Mercer has been and Parks Division until his re-
eul<>1ized as a man with "un-tirement last year.
a s hamed sentiment" whose ma&)c wUJ always "have us in its Also appointed as their names
spell." were drawn from lbedrum rotal·
Hundreds of admirers heard ed by Lewis were: r etired
J ohn Green, himself an Academy teacher Mary Ellen Kelley, 66, of
Award·winnin« songwriter, de· 8633 Portola Court and Dorothy
liver a quiet tribute at the Motion J . Syphers, 55, of 4013 Warner
Picture Academy here Thurs· Ave., both of Huntington Beach day. and Albert Del Guercio, 76, or
Mercer died last Friday nt the !~17 Birchwood Ave., Seal
age or 66. ~•ch.
• Others "ho made ~rsonal re---SUpertor court juitg~ annuany On Fi~th, marks at the gatbenng Included nominate 30 people for grand
:/ i compMer h en!J' M~~lnl •. com· jur y duty. Their names are
poser Dav)d Raksm, lynctsts dropped into the county 1 k'
R ad F • .... h Sam my Ca h n and ·Al a n dru c er s e on o...... Bergman, and songwriters Jay 1 m and 19 are drawn each July
Uvinptone and Ray Evans. •
You can rind some or the ex·
citement of July Fourth rlght on
your front doorstep. in the Son·
day Daily Pilot. Part or the
fireworks you can find Inside
your community newspaper In·
dude:
REVOLUTIONAR Y
BULLETIN -Events leadinAt to
the signing of the Declaration of
Independence are retold in a
(suNDAY'S -BEsT)
special Dally Pilot magazine -
"The Revolutionary Bulletin ...
Actual accounts or colonial
event.I are presented In the 28-
pace section com ine &.inday.
"Johnny Mercer's sense o( Judge. Walsworth, taking over
humor -that r are mixture or from Judge Kenneth Williams as
pixie and sophistication -was the Superior Court's liaison with
matched by bis unashamed sen ti· the Grand Jury, w us C'Ompelled to
ment." Green said. take his first disciplinary action
"We can do no better than lo shortly after the ceremony got un·
follow Johnny's consistent exam· derwav. pie and 'accentuate the positive.
eli minate the negative'.'' he Harry Hunt: a Santa Ana resi·
udded. dent wtfo is frequently Jailed on
Green remarked that Mercer charges or dl.sturblng the peace,
was marlled by qualities such u stepped forward in I.he courtroom
inte1rity, pe rseverance and and dem a nde d th ut Judge
courate, "but all were lefvcned Wt laworth hear him on "an issue
by objectivity, falrne u, orconsUtutionnllnw.''
generoalty, and above all. com-
passion.
"We can r ejoice thnt lh<'
Mercer magic will always have
us in its s pell -that Mercer
magic that be wove so well,"
GreensaJd.
"RcmOV\' that man from U\e
<'ourtroom.'' Judge Walsworth
ordc-rt'd al4 ballirh moved
forward to intercept llunt. "TaJce
him from the court."
"You mean you're nol going to
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CHANGtNG THE GUA&D :
Oranae County's 1975-76 Grand
Jury has now Oled its final nurry
of reports and the citizen mem·
hers ure today driflina back to
the normal mode ol liviD.8 they
eruoyed before taking on jury
chores. Now we have a new
panel
Here in our recioo, lhe Grand
Jury serves two principal lune·
lions. Divvied up into commit·
tees. juron; prowl around gov·
ernment halls and make reports
on whether or not things are run·
ning well In the public sphere.
The second function is to listen
to the District Attorney when he
thinks he has a criminal case and
decide whether or not the parties
should be indicted and charged
with crimes.
Our last Grand Jury voted in 17
indictments involving 50 sus·
peels.
THE MOST NOTABLE or
these was Firs t Di s tri ct
Supervisor Robert W. Battin who
went to trial and was convicted of
Illegally using bis county staff in
his 1974 run for the Democratic
nomination for lieutenant gov·
ernor.
As for reports on go,•emment
operations. our last Grand Jury
gave us few surpn.ses. Even in
final reports the jury noted we
have problems a t Orange County
Airport. problems with smog
control and we ought to get the
paramedic program going. None
of this strikes the populace with
much surprise.
Thus with the old jury dis·
patched, only yesterday a new
1976·77 "Orange County Grand
Jury was sworn into office after
names of those nominated were
drawn by lot.
PROBABLY THE BEST
known among new jurors is Ken
Sampson of Newport Beach,
former director or the county's
llarbor s. Beaches and Parks
Department. Indeed. Sampson
may know where a few skeletons
might be unearthed in county
OJK!rations.
Scanning lhe list of new gr and
juror s. you arc struck wilh the
notion that there is some good
balance in the group as well as
some rather dramatic am · I balunce.
• Fo r balance. you have 19 I jurors composed or 10 men and
nine women. which is about as
evenly as you can divide 19.
Th~ spread by age. howc\'cr,
sugeests o terrible imbalance.
ONLY THRt:E OF the 19
• jurors are under 40 years or age.
The youngest is 33. The oldest is
76. The average age of the new
Grand Jury is 56.
Grand jurors tend to be retired
people because It Is btlieved they
have lhe Ume to serve. But it
sure would be nice lo see at least
a couple of youngsters on the
panel. Gr aduate students from
UCI or Cal State, Fullerton could.
probably even. draw university
credits for serving on the Grand
Jury.
Geographical home areas of
the new jurors also leaves much
to be desired. Newport Beach
made out fine with four m<'m·
bers. inrluding new Foreman
J ames Gase of Corona del Mar.
Santa Ana placed four jurori;.
Huntington Brach and Yorba
Linda, two each.
BUT THERE ARE NO grand
juror~ from the population·
booming S11ddleback Valley.
Slmll arly, there arc no juror!\
from Sun Clemente or Laguna
llear h.
And, to the ~uprlsc or nobody.
no panelist from Costa Mesa.
Hut thut seems to be an annuRI
cond111on nn our Orungc County
(;rand Ju rv.
,.,ld!y,July2, 1979
Sudan Rebels
Launch Coup
CAIRO. Egypt (AP) -Rebel IOldien in s.a•aa taunehed a ~p
a1ain1t President Jular el·Numalri e..V today IMat failed to caln t.be
upper hand by noon, the Iraq news aaeae1 aaid.
The aeency said pro-and anU·Numalrt umed elvUlana tluhtd ln
the streets of Khartoum an.er fllbtlnC bl'olle out at the alrport.
The a1ency said the situation
wu confused and dld not idenWy KB.ta TOUM alrpor\ waa
the rebels: There wu no report cle»ed. the a1ency reporle41 and
on cuuallies. all internal commwlicaUon. ln
The coup attempt bee•n short· the capltal and lo t.be ouWde
ly after Num airi, a general who world W'ft"e down.
came to power in a bloodless Omdurman radio did .at ~e
coup In 1969, landed in Khartoum on the air u scheduled this
from Paris arter a trip to the morninl. another lndJcaUon the
United States and Europe. rebels bad railed lo effect a swill
DIPLOMATIC sources here
s aid shooting was heard 15
minutes after Numairi landed.
They said the president got into a
car and drove away from the
airport.
Firing later spread to various
parts of lhe capita.I and to Om·
durman. a twin city acr0&s lhe
Nile River where the Sudanese
radio station is located.
Four hours after the first
skirmish. sources reported fight·
Ing involving mortars and
rockets in Khartoum. Armed
men in civilian clothes were seen
roaming the streets. The Iraqi
news agency quoted Its cor·
respondent in Khartoum saying
gunfire in tile capital continued
t:ours after the coup attempt
began.
Battle Rat.(ing
takeover. Broadcastln1 .UUona
are a customary prime tar1et in
coups 1 0 rebels can monopolize
the airwaves and broadcas&com· muniques. t
The agency said yo•ths In
loudspeaker trucks roamed the
streets of Khartoum, claiming
the coup had been a s'-tl'cess.
Other civilians were seen di.s·
... arming policemen.
NUMAlll l , 4', restored a
military r egime to Africa's
largest country in 1969 after five
years of civilian rule.
There was no immediate of·
ficial reaction from Arab gov-
ernment.I as word of the latest
coup attempt s pread. President
Anwar Sadat or Egypt was re-
ported following news or events
in Khartoum closely
Christians Storm
Palestinian Camp
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -Grenade-throwing Christians
stormed a burning PalesUnlan refugee camp In southeast Beirut lo·
day and roughl defending guerrillas band to hand in lhe fiercest bat·
tle or the Lebanese civil war.
Associated Press reporter Nick Ludington reported from the
edge or the camp that Christian fighters were flrlne on a stlll·
smoking fact ory buUdinJ a few hundred yards Inside the camp
where defenders and refugees huddled.
He said rightist forces bad broken throuch the outer defenses of
the heavily fortified camp.
THE STRENGm of the attacking force was variously reported
as between 2,000 and S.000 men.
Christian spokesmen said the attackers. supported by 130 tanks
and armored cars, pierced defenses of the Tal Zaatar camp from
lwo sides and were makl.n& a house-to-house advance.
Amin Gemayel. over·•ll commander of the assault, said he
believed 10.000 persons Including 3,600 guerrlllu were 1tlll inside.
But other estimates put lhe cuerrilla strength at 1,200.
TH~ PBALANGIST radio said today that the PalesUne Llbera·
lion Organization bad rejected tbe Christian leaders call for evacua·
lion or lhe camp.
"The penetration is well under way. More than 300 Palestinian
guer-riUu ·already have SWTendered," one ChriaUan apokesman
said.
The PalesUnla.na denied the ump had fallen but admltted their
situation was desperate.
"Hall of it Is bumlnl u a result of a murderous barrage ol ln·
cendlary bombs thalaet t.be staie for the r ipt·wlng usault,'' Aid a
Palestinian spokesman. "But the camp la sleadfaatly fl1btin1 off
the auackers."
THE JOINT Palestinlan·Lebanese leftist command said reln·
forcements were movi.nl down a mountain road from the eut. The
relief column broke through Cbri1Uan defenses at the summer re-
sort town of Belt Meir and moved lo wit.bin a mile and a half of Tai
Zaatar. a communique claimed.
It did not report the sl&e of tbe r.inforumenta but Hid they cap-
tured one Christian stronghold and destroyed four t anks.
The Palestlniana alto claimed they Inched forward inlotwolow·
Income Christian residential areas of Beirut in bouse-lo-houae com·
bat. The push was desianed lo ease presaure oa Tat Zaatar.
HOSP ITALS and lffU.l'lty officials "ported about lM> persons
killed and more than 280 wounded during the night ln Beirut and
elJewhere. but lhls did not include the Tat Zaatar fighting.
An Arab peacekeeplnc force of 2,300 Saudi Arabian, Sudanese.
Ubyan and Syrian troops remained inside t.be Beirut airport south
of the city and did nothing lo check the fl1htin1. Several artillery
shells fell near their poelUons early today.
A three-man mission from an emercency conference of Arab
foreign ministers In Cairo was due in Beirut lo lry lo negotiate a
l'Case-fire and gel the peacekeepers deployed. The mil1lon spent the
night ln Damascus and met with Syrian Preaideol Hafe1 Assad.
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Greeti11g fhe Faithful
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy
(;arter. center. waves to audience alon~ with
Illinois Democratic gubernatorial candidate
Michael Howlett pr~edmg a dinner hOnor·
ing R owlett Thursday night in Chicago. Al
right is Chic ago Mayor Richard J . Daley.
Hanoi, Saigon Reunited
North Vietnam's Flag and Anthem Official,
BANGKOK. Thailand CAP> -
North and South Vietnam were
olficialJy reunited today, Radio
Hanoi announced.
The reunification was pro·
claimed at a session ot Vietnam's
492·member National Assembly
in Hanoi. which exploded with
applause. lhc broadcast said.
llAN~)I SAID Saigon had been
speaking of the two parts of Viel·
nam as one for months. but
sepa rate government
machineries had been operating.
But it was assumed that all the
dlrection came from Hanoi.
Hanoi Radio also reported:
The assembly by secret ballot
elected a president. premier and
other top orrlclals of the new
Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Most of them were from North
Vietnam.
T HE SESSION unanimously
appro\'ed Hanoi as the capital
and lht' North VielJ\amese nag
and anthem as the banner and
anthem or the new nation.
North Vietnam·s 88-year·old
president. Ton Due Thang, was
elected to the new ceremonial
presidency, while the Nortb"s
premier. Pham Van Dong, was
named premier of all Vietnam.
Two \'ice presidents werr
elected: Ncuyen lluu Tho. presi-
dent of the Provisional Revolu·
lionary Government in Saigon.
and North Vietnamese Vice
President Nguyen Long Bang.
THE BROADC~T said th1•
assembly also approvt'd th1•
structure of tht' futurt> govern-
ment down llrl1tc loc<1l ad
ministrat1ve level. It said th1•
country would use tht> 1959 l'On
stltutlon of North Vil•lnam unt1l u
new charter was dr<1fted and 11p
pro' ed.
In k<'ynolt• i;peeche:1 before th1·
as:.embl r . ll:inoi 's IC':idcrs
stressed "that Vietnpm would
move rapidly along the road lo
socialism. Reunification would
be an the spirit of .. one for all . all
for one.·· said Communa:.t part~
rirst Secrt'tarv Le Duan, and th1·
people of the South would have l•>
conform to the new system or
face lhe consequences.
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The nation'• 200th birthday celebration teke 1 on added mean-
ing Sunday with observance of Independence Dey end
publlcatlon of a speclal Dally Piiot magazine -the "Aevolu-
ttonary Bulletin.•·
Important events leadlng to the signing of the Declaration of
Independence on July 41 1776 are retold In Interesting atorle•
and pictures specially written for the bicentennial . The ac-
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I Viking
I Landing
I ~~~~~e<~P,
Amenta'• plan for landin1 on
Man II back on the track. with
lhe 1quat. three·lened Vlk1n1
lander now 1chcduled to plop
down on the pla net's ruddy avr·
face July 17 at a site ac~
believe l• 1mooth und sale.
VUdn1'1 new target. aboul 150
mile. northwest of the area found
too ru11ed for • July 4 landln1.
may also be aom ewhat more like·
lytobarborllre. lrManhuaoy.
SCIENT18T8 said Thursday ln
announcing the reviled plan that
the Nortbweat alte la a low basin onte wa1hed by llowinl water.
And becau1e lt la nearly a mUe
lowtt than the ori&inal site, the
planet's th1n atmoephere may
e"ert eoou1b presaure there to allow a small amount ol llqwd
water to exist.
Dbar111i119 Chore
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"Snow, Ice a nd maybe even
liquid water are possible on th&
site that we've picked -as well
as aand dunes.'' aaid Or. J ames
F1ekber, head of the National
Aeronautic• and Space Ad-
mlnlttratloo.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Pet er P1tc hc~i:.
empties a carto n of confiscated hand~un~
onto a pile o f near!~ s ix tons of firearms
and deadly WC'a pons used during cnmes in
Los Angeles County in the past year. The
guns .ire s t ripped and hammered into use-
less pieces in the sam e m anner used for
destruction of automobiles. The mangled
steel will be m elted down and eventually
be made into a sculpture.
. ·~
Fletcher met with project of-
ficial• at the Jet Propul1lon
• Laboratory lo make the final de-
cision on a landing site. Fires Slowly Contained
SCIENTISTS say recent photo·
graphs indicate that the new site
is a plain bulll up by material de·
posited by rivers -long since
dry -that nowed in that dirtt·
lion from the original landing
s ite. caJled Chryseor Al.
Biggest Blaze in 5 Years Almost Put Out
This material could contain liv-
ing organisms. or traces of past
life if it no longer exists on Mars.
One biologist said the area m ay
be cove r ed b y windblo wn
material like fine sand, and thus
would provide samples of soil
from other areas for the lander to
study.
By The Associated Press
Firefighters expect contain-
meflt today of California's b1ft·
gest forest fire In five yenrs. afld
control of an epidemic or otht·r
big blazes in California und
Ariton a th at have c h a rred
thousands of acres or brush and
timberland Another huge C1re 1n
Idaho is still out of control
The fi ercest fire, which started
Sunday near Red Rlurf 10
Yuba City Tragedy
Blanied on Brakes
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A brake system's badly worn compressor
belt "beyond any doubt" caused the May 21 bus crash that killed 28
Yuba City students and an adult, the highway patrol says
ln a final report on the crash or the 1950-built, chartered bus, the
CHP confirmed by laboratory tests lhe preliminary conclusion issued
June 4..that broke failure caused
the crash.
THE BUS. with 52 persons
abroad, crashed throuah' o guard
rail on an orrramp near the
Benic ia -Martinez Bridge,
plun&ed 22 \.'J feet. ond landed up·
side down. caving In tbe roof.
CHP commissioner Glen Cr:.ig
said Capt. Bruce Emery ol Valle-
jo, CHP orriciol in charge of the
investigation. wlll tum over the
findin&• to the Contra Costa t:oun-
ty district attorney.
Craig added the report will be
revi ewed to determine whether
any criminal charges will be
filed.
.. THE EVIDENCE or the belt
failure prior to the accident is
t'onclu1ive and supports the find-
ings of the CHP investigating of·
ficers aa to the cause of the accl·
dent beyond any doubt." Cru1J?
said.
•TOllTV POUN~ or air is
simply not enough for an effcc·
live braking, particularly with a
loaded bus."
Without a working brake
system , he said, the bus was go-
ing 44 m iles an hour when it hit
the guard rail.
1Mar~e DI
Acquitted
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A Marine
drill instructor has been a<'·
quitted on charges of assaulting
and threatening a recruit at San
Di ego's Marine Corp Recruit
Depot.
A o n e-d ay s umm ary
<'ourt m artial Thursday fr eed
Sgt. Steven II. Mellinaer. a 20-
year-old Ma rine from Eugene,
Ore. .
Northern California and has
blackened over 112 square miles
of uninhab1kd land, has been
surrounded hy a fi re line. oC·
f1c1a ls said late Thursday.
A KIFT OF winds. however .
kept the fire from being com-
pletely cont ained as firemen
were forced Lo battle se,·er al
small Clare-ups outside t heir
scratched line
"It's not running out or control
any mor e." said California
Di vision of Forestry spokesman
Dale Wierm an, "but we wish we
had it in bet~r shape." Officials
<ig ain moved back their
estimat<'s for total containment,
sayln~ the fire should be better
contained by early this evening.
control a huge fire near Globe
and 15 other lightning-caused
bl azes in the Tonto National
Forest.
An army or 900 fire fighters
manned fire lines in the Tonto
blaze. Many of the fire fighters
were released late Thursday, but
orricials said crews would remain
on the scene until Lhe fire ls com-
ptetely out.
Arizona fire fighters a lso
claimed control Thursday or a
2,500-acre blaic near Apache
Lake which bunied in lhe same
area blackened by a large rlrc
last year.
FINAL MOP·UP efforts were
begun by 95 firemen of a blaze in
Rivers ide C ounty, which
s pread over nine square miles
before being controlled early
OTHER MAJOR fires reported Thursday morning.
conta ined in the two blaze· During its two-day rampage,
pl agued states were a S,800-acrc the fire burned two Clre trucks,
fire near Globe, Ariz.: a 5,700 one _ caused minor Injuries to six
in Riverside County and a fire In firemen and prompted a bomber
J<jngs Canyon National Park east c arrying fire r e tardant
ol Fresno, which bumed 2,400 chemicals to make an emergen-
acres. cy crash landing. No one was in-
But a wind-ranned wildfire in jured when the plane made its
Idaho burning west or Buhl in the wheels up landln.g on the runway
southern portion ol the state is at the Ryan Air Attack Base
still out of control, officials said Wednesday·
Thursday. No estimate has been
gi\•en whe n that fire, which
already devoured 100.000 acres of
range land, will be controlled.
FIRES ALSO were reported
bummg 1n Nevada. New MeJUco,
Utah and Colorado Thursday, ac·
cording to a spokesman for the
Boise Inter agency Fire Center.
In the Red Bluff fire, none of
lhe 2.800 fire fighters was being
released. Orclcials said forecasts
or strong winds e"pected Lo sta rt
up Friday night had them wor-
ried the blaze might .. take ofC"
again.
NO STR UCTURES were
damaJ?ed in the h~e fire which
was controlled after burning Its
way to fire break -·a large sec-.
tion of open land burned in a lire
last year.
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Frlday,July2. 1976 OAILV PILOT Al
Beadd«!laes
Jumbo Jet Lands !
At Blythe Airport 1
BLYTH£ (AP> -A jumbo jet made a aafe emer1ency landiftt
Thursd ay at this Mojave l>es~rt town '1 smaU alrport, but rcmovtne tho 1619 persons abOard ciaun 'CS a bit or a headache.
Riversid e County Airport, which usually ser ves smaller
nlrcrnft, had no ramps avallable for tho pa1aen1en and crew lo descend. ·
Natlonat Airlines flight 3', a DClO bound trom Los Anaeles to
New. Orleans, set down al
after C3pt. Jlarr\s Coller IN SHORT Riverside County Airport ( )
noticed a red warning Ught In-
dicated his No. 3 engine was
on lire, uld a spokesman.
llarrh l•rw Picked
. LOS ANGELES <AP) -Six women and sl" men have been ten·
tallvely seated as jurors In the William and Emlly Harris lrtal with attorneys predicting a final jury will be sworn next week.
The panel which remained after challen1es from both sides was
a mixture of ages, races and occupaUons.
Among those in the jury box. were a whUe·haired postman a
2.S-year-old college st\19enl and a mlddi~·agcd woman psychiatric:
technician.
•~•ea•f•I Parade Bii
SANTA BARBARA <AP>-The American Civil Liberties Union
has protested what it calls a supprt ssion of free speech in Santa
Barbara's Fourth of July parade.
The.ACr.~ prot~ Thursda~ was leveled at the city's American
Revolution B1centenrual Comm1ttee for its earlier decision to bar a
float s ponsored by the People's Bicentennial Committee.
4 N•~ fa .Parroi Capn-
LOS ANG~LES (AP> -Four men have been arrested for al-legedly amugl(hnJt rar~. e~otic birch into California from Australia.
U.S. Cus toms Service agents Thursday confiscaled 47
A~~alla~ parrots. many considered endangered 1pecles, from a
Mission HUis home.
Taken into custody and' booked for investigation of smui1Ung
were Andy ~agliafeni, 56, of Granada Hllls, and Australian resi· ~eots Francis Vlsscher, 35, Gregory Rogers, 28, and Brian R. Pell-
mg. 38.
Governor Approves
$12 Billion Budget
' SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .. chopping the
legislature's version by $.51.1 mLUion. today signed a two-day-late
$12.8-bllllon s tate budget for California in 1976· 77.
The record budget, signed by.the Democratic governor two days
alter the constitutional deadline, le'aves the state wilh an estimated
surplus of $778.8 million at the
end or 1976·77, Brown's offi ce
said. The new total or $12,809,931,776
was Sl.3 billion higher than the
first budget the 38-year-old gov-
ernor signed seven months after
be took omce laat year.
BROWN'S offi ce said in a
statement that the budget was
6.86 percenl above the estimated
total spending for. the past year.
He signed the budget at 3 a.m.
after staying up late to make cuts
in the document.
Included in budget was money
lo breathe new life into the
state's farm la bor board and
$170.5 million for a one-time-only
$70-a -month across-the-board
pay h i ke f o r m ost s t a t e
employes.
The A11sembly approved the
budget on u fl0 · 15 vote arter both
houses r emoved lhc final barrier
by passing a s hort-term, $271-
million school finance bill. '
THE LEGISLATURE then re·
cessed until Aug . 3, when it will
move into temporary quartera
ou tside the Capitol's east . wing
while the century-old west wing
is closed for a five-year earth-
quake-proofing project.
R e pub l i ca n s a nd o n e
De mocrat. Ke n Meade of
Berkeley, refused last week to
vote for the budget until more
money was approved for public
schools, in addition to nearly $3
billion already In the budget.
The break prevented air from
beinM pumped into the brake
11ystem, he 1atd, a~ the ulr pre-
ssure gradually dropped.
"Thero was probably a drop or
70 or 80 pounds of air preaaure
over an hour or 10. with only 30 or
40 pounds r e m ulnln« In the
system as the bus approached
theotrramp,'' Craig said.
Mellinger had ~n accused or
wielding a dangerous object
against Pvt. Leslie McFarlln: n
19-year -old r ecruit from Detroit.
He also was accu1'ed ol threaten-
ing Mcf arlin and usrng degrad·
in& lanauage.
Sut a CDF spokesman said
me n and equipment were being
a.ent to their home bases from
other fires that peppered the
stale thl• week to prepare for an
expected rash of fireworks·
caused fires over the Fourth ot
July holiday.
ARIZONA FIRE' fighters ,
meanwhile. overcame rough ter·
ruin and scorchlnll! weather to
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LOS ANGELES <AP)
-Bubbly singer-actress
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to a yeltr 's probation tor
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Mias Fal1na. 34, was
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8 . F eder a rt('r s h e
pleaded guilty to one
count or possession of
marijua~a.
She was arrested in Ju.
ly 1975 by poltce-wtio-saia
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A Tax on Inflation
Can lnllallon be Ltxed?
1nnatJon hu. ctt and will M taxed rurlhet' if local
property taxing agencies don't cut ex1sting tax rates
to orrsel the impact. or inOaUon or the 1976·77 Orange
· County assessment roU.
That's bee au~ roughly 85 percent or the lusty $1 .2
billion one·year cain in t.be vwue or taxable property
within the county ls lhe result of'lnllatlon.
To most homeowners. lbe rise means the taxable
value or their property bas risen simply because
neighbors sold homes similur to theirs at much higher
prices than a year ago.
This is both good and bad news.
Those who sold their bo~ received the benefits
of a steep rise in market values. They made money on
their investment in a place to live .
The homeowner who djd not sell has received the
benefit or knowing his house bas increasM in resale
value.
But property t axes are calculated on two bases:
the value ot the property aod the tax ratu established
by such agencies as the county, the city and local
s~hool districts . •
So even if the·tax rate remains the sam e. and the
v plue Increases, the total tninlZ on tbe land and house
can -and m ost often does -zoom.
In short. you can be killed financially by the ris·
ang value or your pro~y even though the school·
county ·city.special d1strict tax rates r e main the . . same.
It follows. then, that unless those who set proper·
ty tax rates slash existing rates, that homeowner will
pay higher taxes this year. .
There's no need for that. County, city, school dis-
trict and special district officials shouldn't look upon
the r avages of property inflation as a windfaJI.
Instead . they should cut property ta."< rates to
r~flect the d iffe ren ce between the agency 's
legitimate cost irtCRase. t aused by inflation and
added ser vices and lhe much largl!r inflation in the
assessment roll.
And e lect.ed olftclals. who do cul tax rates
shouldn't take too much credit for helpin1 to hold the
ltnc. Taxpa yers have a fi&.bt to expect they won't be
taken advanta1e oC tn a runaway marketplac~ that is
beyond their control.
Timely Ruling
In handing down u unaoimous rulln' that will
stem the dangerous proliferation or judicial iaa or·
dl'rs. the U.S. SupremeCowthas1iven aJI Amerleans •
a fitting bicentennial @ilt.
1'he court round that u Nebraska judge's ban on
news reporting or wbtlt wus t a kinJ place in court In u
murder triol wws plainly t1n 1m~rmissible. un-
constrruUona1 restruinl on the Fir~t Amendment.
The Nebraska judge had contended that the de·
rendant's right to u tafr trial would be hampered by
news reports of court proceedings . But the Sixth
Amendment g uarantee of a public trial was put into
the Bill of Rights precisely as a gu arantee that trials
would be fair -fair to the d efendant and to the rest of
the citizens.
The courts have recourse.lo many methods or as-
suring a t.Ur trial, even in a widely publicized case.
They cao. iC necessary. order a ch ange or venue.
challenge jut'ors who mighl be prejudiced. sequester
a jury mid-instruct jurors on lhe e\"idence they may
consider.
Juries r ep eatedly have demonstrated their abil i·
ly to weigh evidence objectively. regardless of tria l
publicity . And there is the ultimate protection of the
appeals process. .
The great er danger here· is not the unfair trial.
but the secret trial. in which the administration of
justice is hidd en from public view and public accoun-
tability.
Secrecy a nd justice are incomp.alible. The
autffors-oHhe Bilf of Rignls knew that full well , as do
the justices of the Supreme Court.
Slwrt Naps
Can Equal
Meditation
Dear ..
Gloomy
Gus
Disturbing Assassinatio11 Q11estions
( SYDNEY HARRIS )
A friend called me al the office
the other afternoon. and from the
dazed way J a nswered the phone.
he could Cen I ha d been snoozing
• in my chair. lie proceeded lo rib
me about it. but I refused to be
t•mbarrassed o r apologetlr
R~ther, I am grateful for what
time has brous:ht me. ,
And that is the ability to take
little naps at odd moment.. All
during m y
y outh and
early middle
age, I e nvied
and r esented
people who
were able to
do this -not
o nl y g r ea t
m en lik e
Edison and
Gtn. Lee. but
ordinary people who would fall orr in the seat next to me as our
plone took off. nnd waken only as
wt came In for a landing.
There I would sit, tense and
tired , &tarring out a bh1ck win-
dow, eyes like holes burned in a
bla nket, puffing Curiously at one
l~teJe5s cl&aret after ~er.
t•nd totally una ble to catch a
wlnk until I was home in bed.
ON THE downtown bus from
the airport. others would drop ofr
ro r a glorious 30-mlnut e
refresher , while a"aln I gHcd in·
to the~l nrknesi1 and desperately
tried to hypnotize myself Into
11lumtx>r. but to no avail.
fo'or years I wavered Ix-tween
vost admlrotion for these t ran·
quH spirit~ and dCCI) contempt
Wh}'4is it all these fellows
who jog around t he
neighborhood to stay "in
s ba pe" c an't find the
energy to pull the weeds
from their yards? , B.R.
for such insensitive clods Cthe
latter reeling obviousl,t a crude
r ationalization of my own inabili·
ty to imltate them >.
Now, one of the great unsunc
consolations of the autumn years
bas befallen me. and I am de·
lighted beyolid a ll chaffing and
embarrassment. ll ha.s given me
true second wind. at a Ume Jn life
when one needs it most.
I CAN DO twice as muc h. and
twice as long. without getting
tired or tense, simply because for
a few minutes each day (and
longer when possible> J knit up
the raveled sleeve ol care with
a cat-nap no feline ever enjoyed
mor e thoroughly. Thus . also.
needing much less sleep at night
than in my frenetic youtb1 when
exhaustion. collapse and stow n ·
pair rollowed in rernorM(ul rota·
Uon.
Tiiis n'ffftlllf'Yondrcul •'fl has ~nllated my s7mpatby to the side
or all the "meditation" devotees.
zen and o therwise. who art'
teaching the art or relaxation. or
letting go from time to time.
Tiiey are absolulely right In their
premise that. to function op-
timally, tH9 humnn orgal)l3m
needs to be able to transbend
Itself al wUI, to relinquish sur-
face reality for a deeper state of
c-onl'cioul'ness. or even blank·
nc:s11. as in sleep.
Another Washington ··coverup?
WASHINGTON -"Coverup"
is a familiar term In this In·
vestigalion·ridden town. Now we
have a Senate panel charging that
the CIA and the FBI covered up
important information on the as·
sasslnation or President Ke n·
nedy. a nd there is the inference
that Robert F. Kennedy wanted it
that way.
But before eyes pop open with
amazement. please realize that if
this intriguing
question is lo
be rut-th e r
pu r s u ed.
there ~t be mo r · n .
vesti atory
work. Whal
needs to be
known is why
the Warre n
Commission.
which laboriously investigated
the assassination. was not in·
formed or a possible Cuban in·
volvement a nd of various C IA .
schemes aimed at Cuba and Fidel
Castro.
THE SENATE Intelligence
Committee, which is now out of
businesa. issued i\3 final report
this past week and declared there
were enough loose ends in lbe a.s·
sassinatlon that a further in·
veatigation by a new commJttee
beaded by Sen. Daniel Inouye <D·
Hawaii) was in order .
T~ record shows that the CIA
not ooly plotted against Cuba but
against C-stro's lire a.swell. The
record also 11hows that a CIA of·
ficla l invoked Robert F. Ken·
nedy's name when he met with a
secret Cuban agent Identified as
interested in doing nn "inside
job" on Castro. i.e .. killing him.
So s ome he re believe that
Robert F. Kennedy. even though
dffp In arlef. was still very wor·
ried that Castr o m lf(hl have killed
his brother. in retaUaUon for plots
C NICK
THl~CH J ..
by the Kennedy Administration
against him. People who think
this may point to a memo by
Nicholas Katzenbach. tben d epu·
ty attorney general. sent to the
White House on Nov. 26. ~.four
days after the assMsination.
which read, in part:
"THE PUBLIC lnM Sl be
aatisfied that Oswald was the as-
sassin; lbal he did not have con-
rederates who are still al large:
and that the e vidence was such
tbat he would have been convicted
at trial."
Katzenbach declared lhal
s peculation about Oswald's
motives had to be stopped, and
with it thoughts or a Communist
conspiracy or rl1ht-wlng con·
spirac:y to blame it on the Com·
.munists.
I
and ask them whet.her there was
an effort by the CIA and the FBI to
suppress any information on a
Cuba n involvement. even retalia
tion. I am certain that Robert
Kennedy was in grief at that time.
but it is also possible that he was
awareofthe Katze nbach memo."
Katzenbach dis agrees. He told
me ... , was running the de part -
ment.. because Bobby Kennedy
was devast ated and remained
home all the time. fte haci nothing
to do with the memo. and it had no
relationship with the CIA or J .
Edgar Hoover .
"I wrote the memo to persu11de
President Johnson to establish a
commission or distinction lo in·
vestigate the assassination. rt
turned out lo be the Warren Com·
mission, and Bobby Kennedy had
nothing to do with that either.•·
tThe Warren Commission was
appointed Nov. 29.)
Robert F . Kennedy did go into a
depression after his brother's de·
ath. It took a trip to the Far East in
January 1964. and monlhS or heal-
ang, before his interest in public
life revived. Still. he could have
had n hand in trying to prcvent
public outrage :igamsl Cuba by ·
shutting off speculataon a bout
Castro bein g responsible for lh<•
President's death.
NO QUE S TION ther e
was a \'<'Odetta between the
Kennedy brothers and Castro.
O nl y r o ur davs bef o r r
he was assassinated. John F. Ken-
nedy told a Miami audience thut
the Castro (:overnment wns "a
~mall band or conspirators" who
amounted to a ··barrier·· which.
··once removed.·· would allow the
United States lo support a de·
mocratic regime ill Cuba.
Whether Robert .. ,. Kennedy did
w:int the Castro angle kept out of
im·esligntions : whethe r the CIA
and the FBI consciously blocked
information from the Warren
Commission: and whether the
U S. Senate should pursue these
questions -well, it's not easy to
dcc1de.1s it?
There is other evidence that.
concurrently, the CIA was also
trylne to stop the talk about con-
spiracies. And it is interesting
that when Richard Helms. then a
key CIA ofliclal, testified before
the Warren Commission, he did
not describe the plots against
Castro. Asked years later why he
didn't, Helms s miled and said.
A Clear Message
Froni the People
"Nobody asked me."
Sen. -ructrant s:-St!hwellter (R: -Ir thei>r1 manes are !ihowtrrg us
Pa.) is the com mlttee member nothing else. they are showing us
pushing the hardeat tor rurtber Americans what diverse people
probing or the Cuban and Castro we are.
angles in the Kennedy assassin a-For all the government's ef ·
tion. forts to ··~ualize us" -
''WHENEVER A stor y
.like th is goes publi c,"
he s ays. "a gre nt dea l of
n e w Information co m es
forth, much of It not relevant. but
some of ll useful. I think we should
go back to llel ms and Katzenbach
For all of the m edia's tendency
to .. standardize us" -
The people oC Michigan arl'
so m e thin g
e lse.
The peopl<'
ot Nebraska
are so m e ·
lhlngelse.
( PAUL HARVEY)
DEFENSE Secretary Donald
Rumsfeld is walling that "the
United States could become u
second· rate mili tary power!"
Gen. Alexande r llaig is 11hout·
anii "Tiil' Hussians arc coming'.
Tht> Russw n~ are coming ··
A 'Great' Labor Town' ·No More
And th <'
people o r
u n yp l ucc
else are something else.
Yet we '10 huvc common In·
lt're11ts and. on ball.lnCl'. usually
"we the people" are riaht!
Out "we the people" are awan·
that If our country does not shape
up, im1hl<> out, tht•n whut's goln~
to Ix' left an o few year~ Isn't go·
Inf( l-0 be worth defenwng.
FBI Director Clarence Kelley
kMw!! lh:tl the enemy has landed
ond he is us.
When I first 1rrh't!d In SAn
t"l"onclsco. In the middle '5&.i. I
had been llvlnt for some years In
San Ole go ciounty. There wcrt•
-.oml' severe c hecks for a new re· ~ldent. not all of them a1' plea.111ant
as the old ltallan rntauran\3
where you could stUI get a full
dlnn..-fOf' • buck and lhe views
from the hills.
[
CHARLES ]
. McCABE _
here than in quiet San Diego coun·
ty, tttou1b labor could bardly be
blamed for Ula\.
not need lellrncd econom ic
!itt,Jdlell, though they exl~tcd in
plenty. to know \h{• co~l to Sun
Francisco or bl.'lnrt turned Into u
pathetic imitolion or New York.
\"o,u could h ove known lhtll,
wtfhout btlna any form of t• seer.
before New York ltscll hit the
!!kids.
Mr. Klt111lnger's unpopularity Is
nothln11 perlional. It'~ Ju~t thot
"we the pcoplo" nrt> tirrcl of
foreign affo lrs. When Wf' wuShl·d
our hand" of Vlctn1Am we woshed
OUr hondS Of foreign invOIVC'•
ments.
We wa nt o ur n utlo n 'i;
lcoc1C'rship lo a lvt' top priority to
giving 1.1t1 bock our own strccu.
and 11ldewalks, to ClvinK us &ack
u promise we ~an troAl ond u
flag we can uh.1lc uod a dollar
we con bite.
And Woahlnglon. O.C .• ls 1olna
lo get lhal meauae tbla year!
ORANG( COAIT
DAILY PILOT
Hol)l>rt N 'Wttd. Pubfu~
Tll1trr101 Krml. ~:d11or
Hnrboro Kr,.lblth.
f;d1wrio/ Popt' E:ditor
Thv rd1tor1a1 paac of l.h(' Oally
Pilot eE>k:i to inform and
t.ltmulatr rnders by prnenUn•
on this p11ie d1ver5e t'Oftl~•ry
on top1c5 of tnlerest by syndJcat·
td ~umnlsts •nd cartoonilU, 11)' providing a forum for rHden· \•lew~ lfld by presenUftC tblt ...... ~..,
,
i a.J.
, Cl.INN.I ...., ... ~ .......
By Pftil lnterlondi Citizen ·
Program
Jilly 15
An H tl m a ted HO
fo rm e r a li e ns will
become U.S. cltlzena Ju-
ly l~ ln an Ora nae Coun·
l y Sup eri or Court
Jl,atura lizallon ccremooy
at lhe Anaheim Conven·
tlon Center.
Presi ding Juda e
Claude M . Owens haa
named J udges James K.
Turner and Lester Van
Tate nbove as his fellow
jurists In the 1 p.,m.
cer e monie s . County
$upervisor Ra lph Oark
a nd Ana h eim Ma)•o r
Willjam Thom also will .. \'e>y can fool some of the people bume of thtt um" be on lbe pla Uorm.
tt ttttta, tt cetera. et cetera .. Clad ln 1776 costumes.
-----'----------------- m e m b e r s 0 r th e America n Le gion will
To Take Offi~e
Dr. Alan V. Andrews of Newport Beach
(left> will be installed July 14 as the 88lh
prcside ht or the Orange County Medical
Associa tion. To be installed as president·
elect or the association is Dr. Louis E.
Potvin or San Clemente (right). Both are
obstetricia n-gynecologists.
Frld!y.Ju!y_2.. l976 DAIL 'UiLOT A 1
J'MO Squadron Decommissioned
R eaerv e Mar i ne
ObetrvaUoa Scalladron a.
which fllea the OV-10
Brooco helicopters. wW
be decommi.Hloned July
10, and tbt aquadron'a
airer.rt wlll leave
Marine Corpa Alr SlaUOn ElTOC'O.
ne squadron. part ot
Re.erve M arlne Ai reran
Group 46 (MAG-481 at El
Toro. joins a 1econd re--
u rve squadron decom·
ml11loned last month.
M ar in e Att ac k
Helicopter Squadron T13
was dlsbanded and Its
aircran were aent to a
tralnln1 detachment in
Atlanta. Ga. • Lt. Col. Wlllla m Pope,
tommandln1 orrl«r ot
the Bronco tquadron.
said bla aircraft also will
be tumM over t o ' n · s e rve s quadron In
Geor11a.
Reserve offleera and
enllated men will fly to
Geor1la for two wffks.
whtte tbey wlll instruct ·
Geo r•la rllera.
ANNUAL 4th Of JULY "PANCAKE BREAKFAST"
NIWPOIT HAHO&
AMlllCAM LEGION POST t2t l .J
J 15 I St• ST. -HIWPOIT IU.CH
July 4th & 5th -1 A.M . 'tll I Z Moon
DOMATIOH -AtWh 'r" · CWW 'I"
25c OFF WITH couPoM
•~t_ -For the Record post the c o Io r s ill ---------------------
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Mr 4lnd Mr\ AM't•w P•'tos a.31
l °"'mt•O Ori.,., Hljl\ll"91on llN<h.
boy p
Recreation
Course Set
At College
cer emonies tha t will
c>pe:n the naturah:ialJon
program .
Fugitive
Pleads
'G'-ilty'
An Anaheim man who
was arrested in Canada
three y e a rs a fter a
Chicago v isito r was
stabbed to death in an
Anaheim apartm ent has
pleaded guilt y lo c harges
o f s e co nd degree
Therapeutic recrea · murder
lion leadersl\.ip will be 0 r a n g e Co u nt Y
one or rave career pro-Super ior Court Judge
grams introduced in the Kenneth Williams ac-
fa ll at Go lde n West ceptM the plea and set
CoUege July 23 as the date he will
New progr a ms also sentence Anthony Sidito,
wUI be orfered in mobile 32. Sidllo faces a possible
home and r ecreation s tate prison te rm of five
v eh ic l e tec hn o logy, yea.r~to life ..
transpol'Ution and dis· S1d1to admitted t!1at he
tribution. barbering and used a .knife lo 1nnlct
industrial security. Cata.I wounds on Rank
The therapeutic pro· I ~vtno . 38 . who w as
gram is designed to pre· ~died Dec. 2. 1~72. dur·
pare men and women for tng a party given by
employment as an ac· friends In Ana~eim
County Pursues
Lost Providers
The Orange County Board or Supervisors Is con·
tinuing its crackdown on missing family providers.
.... DOM
t"lll t\WOllK"' ..... ~··~"'
The board has agreed to station district attorney's 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'1!J!!~~~~~~~ lnvestiagtors in three county welfare offices. ~
Included in the cadre of 13 dislricl attorney
fa mily support :division workers who will be as·
signed to the three offices are: .
-Nine c_bild supporl olflcers wbo will in-
terview welfare applicants, conduct hearings and
help train welfare workers 1n the worklnt or child
support laws .
-One supervising child support officer who
will oversee the three-man teams stationed at the
three offices.
-Three clerk typists needed for clerical s up·
port by the child support offi cers .
-APPLICANTS fo r Aid to Families with
Dependant Children <AFDC> are required by law to
help officials identify and locate missing family
providers.
And the purpose of slationing district attorney
personnel in the offices is to crack down on those
who are r eluc ta nt to reveal the identity or
wher eabouts or a missing proYlder.
While the total budget of the welfare eliglblllty
proji!ra m is Sl37 .169, cost to ttre county will be only
$19.600 as stale and rederal treasuries wUI bear the
brunt or the cost.
ACCORDING TO actinJ county Social Services
Director Robert Love, the program will he lp reduce
the poaslbility of welfare fraud and help speed lhe
progresa of auspected fraud cases.
ALOFAHUT
POLYNESIAN SUPPLIES & DANCE CENTER
WILL BE OPENING
SATURDAY, JULY 3
POLYNESIAN DANCE EXHlllTIONS
I 0 cun. • 3 P·"'·
FREE REFRESHMENTS
E•eryone ln•itecl!
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t1 vlty coordinator in a . ~BJ a gents t racked
\'ariely of treatment cen· S1dito to Pennsylvania.
ters colleg e officia ls New Yor~ l!n~ Vermont said.' . be fore JOtntng with -----------,.~all r e g is tration Royal .Canadian Moun~·
be&lns Aug . 19. Appoint· ed Pohce to arrest their
ment.a are being issued m~ last December 1n
through the admissions Prince .George, British
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..,..,. ...... .,.. G1•11e•1 01 CtKt• iw ... late Cha pm an and COY· ,,.. _,.,,. C••'• G••1•• .. of s.nt• ers what he considere<J AN. "'•r'YlllV 011TtTI of-~ •na. , "-'•'" G••<•• of Hun11-e. ..... the mor e s1gn1flcanl Ow~hM Ao11•1•• of A""l'ntlOI' IW<K"' e\'ents Of hlS lifetime. ei.-Aeu11., ot Co••• Mow -Ch I Yi .. lttl• Al<MICO of CO•I• ,,,..... ti-. apman C8 led the .,.,,,.,. '"d ,,., •• '"'•" ,. college na med for him. "-"'"°''" Ao•••• '"'' • ....,,,.... ''Th I "'"•• J.,,,1 1"••" JOPM.llM"of e m ost m portant °""u.., ,.,.,., •• 11 oo "'"' s.1 ... .,,.. and far.r eaching msUtu· :'.'.~ ·.~.~,,:.:~"'.::' ~=·~~= tioo I have had a part to eo_,.,, e.11 ll•ooo•t • _.....,., establlsbine "
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""' v vtved ll'r "" .....-. Mn &.••• .. <•"• """'" ....... """"•"' Cal vm Tong Shen1t. •92 M t l•r\fy t i "•wl ll li&f~rt ol •••••<"' , ... ,, ... , 1 oo ""'' 1tett Sturgeon Drive. Costa •·-o c.,.,., *"" o• ~ teoMOI\ Mesa , ha s graduated ...... tlltc••"' ·~•er...-....... r th .,.,,.,. ••" ,, .... .., _,.,.,, rom e University ot "''"'1.,, Texas.
fJCI Leatfer
Anaheim
Man Sent
To Prison
A man who put two
bullet.a into bis former
wife while the pair quar-
reled in her W estminsler
home baa been sen-'
t.enced to six monlbs to'
life in state prison.
Orang e Co unt y
Superior Court Judge
· Kenneth Williams or·
dered the prison term for
Guillermo E nrique
Morales. 42, Anaheim,
after the defe ndant
pleaded guilty to re·
ducM charge• or assault
with a deadly weapon.
Morale& was booked on
cbare_es o1 allempted
murde r last Dec. JO
when he shot Josephine
Parris h . "2. in the
s houlder and side during
a fracas in her home at
6382 Kla math St.,
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Job Data: Crltieal I
Hoa Inflation Hit 'Double-digit' Range?
Thtrd o/ o u•nr• on r~ ol'ld
c:ntlcunu oJ gooun~ economic
dot a
By JOHN CUl'li'NITI' ., ... .i ..... _,.,.
o r the many atatl!llical
m ciuurei of the econom y,
~rbaps the most cnUchwd ar~
the employmcot flture5, aaaln1t
which mllllon11 or Americans
often mea11urc their own d\lgrec
or job security
Some critics cluim the un·
l'mployrnent r ate Is r eporh:d
hiaber lhiln It n •:1lly 111, while
others say tl is undcri;tal~ Elc·
m<'nts of both extremes Join to 1n·
sist th~•l the ttchn1qut.'!S uM .. 'tl .in.•
unpcrfcct.
Ttn: BUll£AU OF l.ABOR
Stati11t1cs I BLSJ, which t'ach
month report& the usually frnc
t1onal changes In the jobl~si. r•:ite,
concedes it had serious ptoblc.ims
with the Claures in 1975.
particularly with the ~eai.onaJ
adjustment ractor.
J ack Bregger . chief of the
Division or Employment 11nd
Unemployment Analysis. i.a1d
very significant adjustments or
the factor have been made this
year, in e!fect m<akrng this year's
Jobless r eports different from
last year·s
If the same adjustment factor
had been used in 1975. he stated
by telephone, it would have re·
duced th<' rnte in some months.
such as m May, and raised It 1n
others. :.uch as June, but only
s lightly
wmu: T llE CHANGES are
m ainly s mall. it 1s this im·
precis ion that troubles som e
c.-ntics who observt' that in times
of economic 1ndecis1on. even tiny
fluctuations month to month :1rf'
interpreted. corn•<.-tly or incor·
rectly. as si~nals.
But questions. arise also atiout
the raw data In the same March
June period or 1975 in which the
BLS h a d probl e m s with
seasonal adJustmg, tt had dtl·
ricultles also "1th the raw data
that remain unsoh-ed.
(NEWS ANALYSIS J
d11fertncc5 of this maamtude are
not.
"THE GAP EXl~'TS." said
Brener a year Int~. ··we don't
know what caused it; there's no
f'XJllt1natlon. Whal would have to
h11ppen to corr ect tht-gap Is a gap
in the opposite direction.··
<.:oosldered even critical by
some ist alisliclans ls that v-•h:il
they believe to be the' more r el111·
ble o( the two surveys showed
employment not improving until
June. whe reas Lbe more np.
umistic one, used in the om c1al
r:itt', showed it improving much
earlier In lhe year.
Curiously. a oon1overnmcntul
surveyor or employment never
saw the cur ly Improvement. tt
said its figures agreed wfth the
l ess opti m istic s u r vey
throughout the year. as they bad
foe years before and have sinc'C
then.
I UU US SHISIUN, RIGDLY
regarded commissioner or the
bureau, maintains he has long
sought to have a panel o( experts
review and improve procedures.
··1 tried to set it up in June
11973) at my confirmation, and
l"ve been working on it since." he said In a telephone Interview
som<' months ago. Shiskin said he
believes his re commendation
was passe<t _on bl:' superiors to
President Ford. ·The panel has
not been named.
Discrepancies. meanwrule, re·
portedly occurred in the two sur·
veys again.this year. prompting
New York·s Citibank lo C"Omment
that lhe January Jobless rate
didn't fall as deepl~as reported.
\
wbl'n 10 many economic in·
dlcators were lmprovina. the
number of wortcra without a job
SlX month• or more wu 1. '1
miJUon, hl•hest In the PoSt·World
War JI period.
The professor, "'hO '' also
t'halrlJ)an of tho National Man·
power Polle)' Task Force, main·
talns that lf today's u_oemploy·
mtnt rate• wuo arrlvc.'Ci at by
methods used prlor to 11165. a full
poh\l a utomatlcally would be
add~.
ntE Af'L·CIO OONTINtJES to
rttord unemployment In lhe dOU·
~e digits. In May It reported a
UtC Of 10. t pt'rCent. based on
what It uld were 9.6 million out
or work or working part time.
Thl" offic i a l reading was
6,8450,000.
But not ever)•onc agreed the
rlgures are understated. While
St. Louis challengC'i; the jobless
(igures as too low, thus denying it
,certain revenue-sharing funds .
MaH·a c hu s~lts ela1ms the
ncu.res are inflated, costing it
money also.
The latter says the .. innatcd"
rates have driven up ils borrow·
ing costs: in support, a study by
the Fede ral Reserve Bank of
Boston suggests the jobles.s rate
for New England has been over·
staled for four years.
ANOTHER C RITI C I SM
COMES from Albert Cox, former
me m ber o r the Counc il o (
Economic Advisers under Presi·
dent Aicbard M . Nixon and now
chief economist or Lionel D. Edie
& Co .. consultants
In the 1930s and even after that.
he obser ves. "unemployment
and individual hardship gener al·
ly went band in hand. Today.
some households have another
breadwinner a nd greatly im·
proved jobless benefits.··
Whatever else the various
criticis ms might add up to. they
have in common the merit or
pointing up the dangers in the
popular us age or one set or
s tat istics that is watched as
clo~ely as a patlent·s feve r
LEADS TH£ FlEl.D
Olorta Zlgnef
Home Heating
Co st Debated
.4s B ill OKd
WASHINGTON CAP >
Congressional opponents say the
end or five years or oil price con·
trols may add $128 to the annual
cost or heating a home with the
fuel. but the government says it
might r esult in lower costs for
consume rs.
The r estraints ended at mid·
night Wednesday ancr the House
and Senate failed to block. an ad·
ministration plan to decontrol
the price or heating oil and diesel
fuel. A veto by either chamber
would have been sufficienL
The House CaUed to halt the
Federal Energy Administration
proposal on a 208 to 194 vote. The
Senate e ffort fell short 52 to 32.
Congressional opponents or de·
control, includln1 Rep. John
Dingell <D·Mich.). said the ac·
Lion means the cost or home fuel
oil could rise as much as 8 cents a
gallon. Dingt-11 said each cent·
per·ttallon increase translates in·
to Sl6 a year on the average fuel
blll.
ZlperLeads t
PRSA Names T op
• · County Publicists
A Newport Beath P'lblitlst led th9 field aa memben or lhe Onnae
County chapter or the Public flelatlon• Society of America pkked up
awardt In 15 cateaories for pro)tc:t• durtn1 1975.
Takln1 top honors In the ovN"lll public relations pro.ram cnteaory •aa Gloria Zl1ncr, ol Gloria itantt and Assoc:l1lc$ of Newport Beach, ror her M arrlott Hotel publielt)'.
808 CLAY , OF C lay
Publlcom, TuAtln, earnt'Cl • lop
award for achievement In the
publicity progr 11m c•tegory. He
was lauded for work roe client
Walker and Lee Real Estate in
Anaheim .
Mary Ellen Bloss. director of
community and inform1t1tiQn
ser v ices at Brea Hos pital
Nt-uropsych i.atric Center In
Brea, was .awarded fi rst phace
ror he r comm unity.orient ed
public relations profram.
A SECOND PLACE award in
the category wenl to Cochrane
·Cttatt and Compan-y.
Winners in project catqories
include :
News aeleue, eeoeral news:
Cloria Zigner, second place, Bob
Clay;
News Release, product and
saJes: second place awards to
Christopher D. Cook of Cochrane
Chase and Company, and Mark
Schwanbeck of Beckman Inslru·
ments, Inc. ;
News Release, technical
mllterial: first place to Jerome
Collins or The Irvine Compa ny,
second place to Christopher D.
Cook :
News ReleHe, feature story:
first to Gloria Zigner, second to
Dianl" Kowal s ki of West ern
fosur a nee 1 nform ation Servit'<';
Publicity photo: second to
Robert L. Webb of Robert L.
Webb and Associates;
PlanteCI exclusive ft'ature
story: first to Gloria Zigner,
second to Mark Schwanbeck.
third to Ric hard C. Gavotto or
Richard C. Gavolto Public Rela·
lions:
laformatloaal brochure~ first
to J ann Churc h or J ann Church
Advertilln• ond Graphic Oesittn.
Inc .. second to Rill Meadows or
the Municipal Water District of
Oranac County;
Lo10 a .. letttl'Mad dt&11n:
first to Bob Clay, sttOnd to John
Van Btrneveld of PubUc Com·
m11nkations/Wesl:
Graplllc com1nullkaUoe1: first
to Jann Church, second to
Carolyn J ohnson of Cochrane
Chase and Company:
Extenaal ,.bUcaUou: first to
Robert E . Hiacocil or Avco
Financial Services: second to C.
Thomas Wll~k o( Tht! Irvine
Company ;
latenal pulllJcatlcma: firs t to
Diane Kowalski, s econd to
Robert L. Webb:
Spefflles aed lllde preanla·
tiotls: first to Diane Kowalski.
The first annual awards con
test drew 130 entries from 2S
competitors.
Irvine, Newport
Proj ects Funded
United California Mortgage
Company, a division ol United
California Bank, a rra nged
pt>rmanent financing totalling
SS. 750}>00 for t hr<'e properties
ownea and developed by the
Irvine Company In Orange
County. ·
Valley Shoppi ng Center and
Skypark OUiee Building
Complex in Irvine and Gateway
Plaza Buildings in Newport
Beach.
In that period. half a million
people. more or less. were ·'IMt ..
m the sense th.it thl'Y appeured 1n
one sur\'ey but not in anothrr.
ronductrd a l thl' same time
While \ a n an<'('S arc common.
C H A RLE S KILLI NGS ·
WORTH.university professor of
economics and labor and in·
dustrial re lations at Michigan
State University. believes the
true jobless rate early in 1975 rose
to double-digit levels. although
the highest rate reported was 9 l
percent. re vised this year to 8.9
percent.
thermometer, a nd often con· •• ,. .................................................................................. ....
s1dered to be just as accur ate.
Signifi<' antly. Killingsworth
notes that in November, 1975.
Nut week· The dwagers of depen·
den.cu.
OC tlusiness
Kay Scbuesslt-r has ~n appointed lo the newly
r re;ited pn:sition or v1c.-e president, sales and
marketintc. for San/Bar Corp., Irvine He will be
responsible for fore-ign and domestic sales a nd
marketing and for the planning, coordination and
execution or product marketing • LeRoy A "Lee" Brown, mnnager or Baak of
Aml'rica's Corona del Mar orricc, observed his 25th
year with the bank in June.
lie J(lln<'d Bo fA in 1951 and
has sNvrd as br anch manager
siqce 1974 He served previously
m various lending capacities an
Los Angeles and OranRe coun
lies offices
HE' IS treasurer or the
Corona d<'I Mar K1w11nis and a
member or both lhe Corona del
Mar and Ne wport lk-ach cham·
hers or.t'omm erce. • ••ow"
David C. McNet"ly, Irvine. has bc!en named as·
sistont to 8.-ckman Instruments' executive vice
president. A corporate vk~ presidcnl. he is former
manager or the com pany's ~le<:tro·Products group. • John B. Watt, Mission VleJO, has been named
vice president und manager ur We•Ua ... llau's
Santa Ana main ortict-. lit> has bet'n with the bank
'ln<'c 1972 ·und 1s former vke president dnd com·
merc1ol loan ofhccr lk 1s March nr Olmes area
manager • James II. llrfb h11s bet>n named vke chairman
of the board or CoMark, communlc11Uons /market·
mtt 1trt1up, Newport Beach. lie Is former district
L /ti. Boy d
o n the Move
• Carl ll. J ohnson, vice president and regional
manager or llepublk Federal Savings. has been ap-
pointed regional coordinator In addition to his re-
gular duties, the new position includes responsibill·
ty for superv1s 1on of reg1~nal offices at Santa Ana,
Westminster and Laguna N1g1.ael • Roland L Benclet ot M 1ss1on VteJo. assistant
mana~er of United California Bank's Orange Coun·
ty omce in Newport Beach has been elected a vice
president or the bank He JOIDed UCB ln 1961,
managing the South Santa Ana office before moving
to South Or ange County as a corporate bankin1
specialist . • Ronald L . Schlago of Laguna Beach, trust of·
fleer and manager or Crocker Baak'1 Encino trust
and Investment office, has been named vice presi·
dent there. He joined Crocker in 1962 as a trust ad·
minlstrator. • Pa•I A. LblowskJ has been appointed assistaot
vice Pfesldent, loans, atSoath Coast NaUoaal Baak,
Costa Men. He was head or installment credit at
various Bank of America branches for 13 years, the
laal five of which were spent at BorA 's Costa Mesa
branch. •
G reen F a v ore d By Ge niuses?
If your prefcrn.'<l color Is f(rccn. maybe
you're a aenius. 011car WUdl' conttnded flatly
that geniuses insUnctlyely choose ttr<'en. This
sort or whlm1lcal nontumse is not the cxcluslv.-
province of fry ~ts, however. Winston
Churchlll l'epeatedly <tt-clared that ony man
who wears ta brown suit Is a cad.
W('re )'OU aware there's no s uch species or
nsh as • sotdine? Ifs only • sardine aner It's
packe-d. But while still swlmmlntt In the sea.
It's a pll<'h•rd or herrlna or whatever. Am ad·
vised a whole bunch of different species or
fishc>s may wind up in Ofteffnof s ardines.
SIMILUON
Q ... ., you s tacked a million SI bills, how
hlgh would they go?''
A A bout 6S mil ea.
In France, :> murderer who can prove
Jt-alousy promplcd the kllllng, routinely 1et1 •
milder sentence.
Men who most usily help their wlvet wlth
the housework arc sakl t-0 be those born under
the sign of Cancer.
MURAD
Bellevt-l told that Turkish Sul~n Murad
IV in the 1900s objected so much to seeing
V.'Om en smoke thttt he decreed any cau1ht do·
Ina so would be put. to death. Clltnt asks If he
did actually citecute any therefore. aod Ir so.
how muy. Indeed be did. About 12,000
Turktth women IO$l their lives for 1mok.ln1
durinc bl• rive-year reign. Incidentally. a
Seasoned Cltlsen will tell you Murad was the
tradoname or one or the first cigarettes put on
u le In this country. The m3rhting notable
wbo n amed It bad a wry Wit, no doubt.
W'1at. you can't name the only Triple Crown wlnnel' to st.re a Triple Crown winner?
Gallant Foa. wln"Mr in 1930, sired Omalla,
wtaner In 113$
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. Afternoon Prieea TRANSACTIONS
' Frld!y,July2, 1971 s OAlLYPILOT ,41
Camping BooJD
Due .. !~!B!ear ,
A record 40 mUUoo people wlll carry ti.fir beds with
them when the)' act-out for one ol the leaat expenatve vac:a·
tlont thll year, pack.inc up tent.a, truck campers. LraiJen or
motor homes and headlnc fOf one or m0te ol the H.49S
publlc ~nd private campcrounda ln the Un.ltff Statea and
Canada.
With 1as 1ho~ no looaer cvrbinc lll1bway t.ravoJ,
the camping h\du:ltry is anUcl,paUn1 the bl1t1eat boom •vcr.
Gros• recreational vehkle sal~ wlll top SZ.5 bJlllon ln 1176,
predlds the RttreaUooal Vehicle Industry Aun. Nearb a
mllll<M farn lly·sited
tents wilt be sold this
year and tentmakers
are rIJldlng it toup to
keep up with orders, re-
ports the Sporting
Goods Manufacturers
Aun.
Money's
Worth
••cAJIPSITE FE~ FOR A. family of four averace SS 1
day at private campgrounds or about $3 at national and
state parks, and campers save even more by prepa.rln1 all
three meals a day themselwes, j\Mlt as at home," says
J ames F. Collins, president or Kampgrounds of America
<KOA >. the country's largest network or private camp-
grounds.
Less ts spent on entertainment, since reueaUooat
facilities auch as swimming pools, playgrounds, flab.in&.
etc., are in most cases on or near lhe camparouncla. say
spokesmen for United Safar\ International and.Holidq Inn
Trav-L-Pa rks. Other private franchise syatem1 lnclud.c
Jellystone Parks and ~ada Camp Inns.
With mituons on the road, will there be enou&b
campsites?
THERE WILL BE SOME bicentennial year overflows,
especially at the more popular locations at federal and 1tate
parks, which unailyoperatetheir camp1Tilund1 on• first·
come. first-served basis.
"By all means, campers should do lbeir homework
before they start on bicentennfal trips," says National
Parks official Tony Bevinetto. "Schedule your urri val early
ln the day and If. you are visiting a national park that has
more tha.n one campground, plan to 10 to the more remote
one where chances of finding a site are better ."
And ar.e the savings as real u indicated'!
THE ANSWEll TO ~T is lbe American Automobile
Aasn. 's re1>0rt that Its members -who usually slay ln
domestic "hotels and motels - spend an avera1e of $80 per
d ay for a pa.rty of three.
People who have never been umping but would like to
try it this 1bmmer should consider renting tents or trallen
available al many campgrounds. M more tbfo 120 KOAa.
for instance, a new program provides te.nts already setup atu
campsite with four cots er air mattresses for $9 or less pc!r
night. Each tent site has a barbecue grill and plcntc t able.
Campers must bring along sleeping bags or sheets.
blankets and pillows, and other basic equipment such us a
lantern or nasblight, an ice chest, a water cooler und
cookware.
IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO rent a recreational vehicle
before making a decision to buy. Weekly rentals will run
from about $125 for a compact camping trailer to S275 and
up (plus mileage> for a geJf.powered motor home. Purchase
prices of units range from about $600 lo $35,000. Other Ups :
-Prepare detailed plans before the trip. Make a
checklist of items to pack, Including kitchenware, food , bed·
dine and bathroom needs, clothing a nd miscellaneous
equipment.
-Invest in a comprehensive campground guidebook
such as Woodall's Tl'ailering Parks and Campgrounds or
Rand McNally's Campground and Trailer Park Gulde. The
guidebooks list locations, facilities and, ln some cases, Ceca.
Where pc>1slble make reservations.
-PLAN TO ARRIVE AT the destirulUon early In the
day to &et a wide selection or choice sit.es and make ump ln
a relaxed mood.
-Find recipes lhat are easily adaptable to campfire
cooking and concentrate on meals that can be served
without fuss.
-People traveling with pets s hould check first to see
whether the pet i.s welcome. Most campgrounds wllJ allow
pets if leashed, but some do not accept them at all.
No Food Bargain
For Bicentennial
By The Auoclated Preas
Amer.\eans-hoping-to celebut.C-the. bicentennial trfith.
lower grocery bills will be disappointed. Ao Aasociatod
Press marketbasket survey shows supermarket prices went
up again during June to a level almost 8 percent higher than
a year earlier .
The only encouraging note was that the rate ofincrease
in June was lower than it was during May. Jn a few cities,
prices actually declined slightly.
THE AP DREW UP .\ random list of U commonly
purcbued food and nonfood Items. checked the price at one
supermarket in each or 13 cttlee, lncludln& Los Angeles, on
March l , 1973, ond bu rechecked on or about the 11tarl or
each succeeding month.
Tbe latest. survey ahows lhe marketbasket total In-
creased at the checkJlst store In nine of tho cities surveyed.
up an nera1e of Just.over 2 pos:ccnt. The bill d<lcllnod at tho
cM<:kllat store In four cities-. decreasing a little more than
half a percent. On nn ovcr·all basis, the markctboaket bUl rose 1.3 pttrcent during June.
HJ1.ber prices for pork chops, coffee, bultc:r nnd
r~ra were reaporuilble for most of the Increases. On the briSbt eide, there were scattered decrease• ln the cott or
cboppedebuckandoranteJuicc.
A LOOll'·AT THE PICIUltE over the paat year 1howe4i
the marbtbaaket blQ lncrea.'led at the chec:kUat 1tor4.Jft
ftef7 t!ltJ. TM onr·all iocreue waa 7.9 percent durtni tho
J.2.IDOllth period.
Gcwerameot ftpres Oil the inflation rate during Juno
Ila" aot ,.C been iuued. 'Ibe Labor Department reported
1"" week. boolr••er. t.bat cooaumer pricee rose 1lx·tenthA or
• pe'lfttlt durta1 .. .,. partly because or a big boost. in food
Meta. That WOl'Q Ollt to an ulftual u~ or 7.2 percent.
Tbe Item,. on tbe AP ebeekllat were chopped chuclt,
C9llel' cul pork chops. tn.en oranceJuice concentrate, cof-
fee, paper towels.. butaft', Grede·A medium white e111.
creamy peanut ~. laundrJ deterrent, fabric .oftener.
tomato sauee, ci.oeolat. chip cookies. milk. all·beet
ftaDkf\artcn ud.sr-lac.d nsar.
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Bicentennial COmic Belief Due . •1 BO• TllOllAI
·-1.0S ANGELES <AP> -'l'be lndef alitable Bob Hope b .-.
Ins aooth birthday IJ'"llqa to • b1I adopted land vla a ''BIHatea•,
nlal Star Span1led Spectacular"
to compete with the ak)'rockett
on July 4. (Channel 4, 8:30 p.m.>
"We'll have the telev.lllon news
. u it mlcht have been done 2GO
years a10." he promlied. "Also,
the 'Tonl1ht1 ahow 100 yeara 110
with Ed McMahon and Doc
Severinaen In costume -Doc
didn't have to chan1e clotbet for
It. We:ll have Debbie Reynolds
play Ins •Mary Hartford, Mary
Hartford,' and I'll be Kini
George.
"THERE'LL BE SO much • strai1ht stuff on ){BC all day
that 1 think peopJe will weJcome
us when we come on and hoke it
up. We'll also have a salute to
Arberican heroes, but different
ones -like Jrvlni Berlin,
Satchmo, Jimmy Cagney aa
Georc.e M. Cohan, Wilbur and
~Wr1pt." ma suest Utt ladudel Sammy
Dada lr,. Doaoy IDd Marte·
O.moad, the Captm and Tftl-
Dille. pla UIMOI by PbylU.
Dlller, Steve Allen, Aosle
DkkiDeoa, Rowaa and Martin,
·O. Knotll, Ron Howard IDd
Jimmy Walter.
'~ WBO'I GOING to w1ttb
~levlaion on, tbe ~ of Unde
km:t bltiut bJ~!
"I think we•n 1et a btlluva
awe." obHrved Hope, ref~r·.
rlq to the Nielsen flsute for
abare4audience. "And I think a
lot of people wlll be home by th•\
hour (8:30 in the El9l and West>.
Tbe. advertising people have
taken surnys that show that
workin1 people are generally
home by 7 o'clock on boliday
ni&hll. So they're pourins a lot of
money hito radio spots th•t will
reach people with tbelr car
. ractto. on the way home."
SlJQl 18 'l'llE KIND of plan-
ninl llaat ~as kept Bob ff.ope in
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for 2S years (he .... always in· ny by private plane t9. blcenten· ~ • newtpaper edftl't1aini Dial fete at Blue Island. W.
ill major dtlu wbeoever hit On J•ly 7 be'U M back bl
ahow appears). Waablnston to appear at the
Paul Keyes. one ol tbe cruUve W1a1te Hooae diner for ~
miDdl behlnd ''Laucb·ln.'' pro-Elbabetb. Tbe followile alOt be
duced tbe July' show. Hope hu reports to tbe Britlab Embuay
bffn rot.atln& producen duriAI · wbere lbe queen wUl award hAe
the pgt seuon, u part ot h~, Commander or t.be Brtti,sb Em·
policy of seeklnc new t«m•ta. , . p1re. .
There w lll even be more · "NOT BAD roa a boy who left
dlver1ltynntaeaaon.hel.ndlcat.· Encland In 1teera1e," he
eel, Amoa1 hts projeet.a: a two-cracked.
hour cosppUatlon or comedy Will tbepace never slowdown?
aem• from hu 1'V abows: a ''Dolor~ (bl.a w,lte) keeps after
three-hour review ol hia military me," he •ildmlUed. "She'd Ulce
entertainlq datJns to 19CZ. me to retire to Palm Sprtnis and
• do nothing. r eouldn'• pouibly.
HOPE ALSO PLANS to fulflll I'm too cJlarged \Ip.
his lon1·Ume desire to portray .. I 1et tired sometimes, but l
the Late WaJter WmcbdJ in a it's a good tired. I go to sleep an
moYie biosraphy, either for hour, hour and a ball, and I'm re·
theaters or a TV movie. ady to go again. I get my rubs,
Tbe Hope p~ce continues un-my waJks, ~Y col! cames, I don't n1um.iy. On J uly 3. he'll play smote and I do.n 't drink. I feel
two dates -the Haoor AJnerica greaL No health problems. knock Day celebration al Kennedy wood."
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·~-....... 808 HOPE'S-80ISTEROUS BICINTINNIAL TRIBUTE
With DeblM Reynolde ea 'M~ Hertford, Mery Hertford'
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Mastering the art of baton twirling
· are Vivian Hall (above left) and
Kammie Hinze (above right).
Below, instructor Renee Boblette
keeps class pace going in spite of
mistakes.
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Lost Crafts
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By JO OLSON
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H 's s pring and s ummer
housecleaning time so you go
through your closets with care.
Vou come across grandmother's
old silver tea service with the
mlssln1 handle or the oil painting
that· has been hanging around for
years.
They're pretty and have sen-
timental value, but they're in
such bad shape. Should they be
kept?
Scott Sarkisian and Sylvia
Mooruer wouldn't hesitate a mo-
ment to uy yH because these
_ _i[Lthe_kinds of challen&es the
love.
Sarkisian, a Newport Beach re-
'ldent, Is a skilled craftsman In
the area of met al restoration.
which is a "lost art," he said, and
Mrs. Moonier is one of a handful
of people In Southern CalHornia
who SJ>Cclatlze In art restora·
lion.
Mrs. Moonier , pointing lo an oil
paintln1 she was finishing with
varnish In tier Newport Beach
studio. said, ''I sometimes feel
like a doctor.·'
Sarkisian 's field is dirrerent
than simple platina because he
and his rather. who ls 1n business
with him. have the s kill to
replace missing parts and repair
all kinds or metal antiques.
Sarkisian is the third genera·
lion of bis family to enter the
replating and restoration busi·
ne w lch started with his
1randfat.her in Ch cago. -
Hi1 father opened a shop in
Pasadena , where the young
Sarkisian was exposed to the
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Gi'rls • 1n Whirl .,
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By DENNIS MeLEU.AN
Of-0.lly l"llol"611
The t.wlrllng silver batons
flashed brilliantly in the sunlight
rallinl Into the Davis School
mulUpurpo.se room.~ EYery few
sffonds lhe sound of the rubber·
tipped rods could be heard
bouncinl off the floor.
The doun girls in the Costa
Mesa Leisure Services advanced
baton cl ass were r unnln(C
through some or the more in·
tncate wrist rolls. half spins and
thumb tosses under the watchful
eye of iustructor Renee Bobl~tte
"OK, just for Cun. everyone us·
ing the right hand switch over to
the l~ft." she sajd before calling
the class to attention at the end ol
lhe session.
··No one leaves my class
without smiling," she told the
girls standing with batons tucked
under one arm and hands on
hips ... OK. smiles ... class dis·
.missed."
DEXTERITY
The girls, aged S-8. cleared the
room to make way for another
class. Some appeared rather
young to be able to manipulate
the silver rod with such dex·
tertty.
But the age of five is not too
young to master the twirling art,
according to M lss Ooblette.
She should know. She stnrtl'd
when she was 22 months old. Her
debut was In the 19S4 Santa Ana
Christmas parado.
She's 23 now and she has
amassed literally hundreds of
parndes and contests throUJ'hout
the country and in many parts of
the world
"I've never had one I couldn't
teach." she snld. "They can start
anytime. They just need a pa·
uent teacher. Those under seven
have shorter attention ~ans."
The Garden Grove resident.
whose teaching schedule in Costa
Mesa and the Buena P-ark ar-ea
amounts to a full-time job. has
won more than 600 awards in the
sport
Although she earned a degree
in theater arts from Immaculate
Heart College in Los Angeles, she
still t w1rls for the Santa Ana
College band which reeenUy re·
turned from a contest in Hawaii.
What Is the rasclnaUon lba\.at·
tracts so many youna alrls to lb•
baton'?
"I think It's because of all the .
things In a parade the baton ls th!
nashlest. It'• really ahowy. They
are In front ol the band and weaf
nashy uniforms. Kids are . at·
traeted to that." .
Those who reach the advanced
stage"11ay audition for the Costa
Mesa baton corps , a perform Ina
lftlit called "'The Pacemakers."
ll has a ppeared ln a dozen
parades .. and 'brouaht home as
many trophies" since It was
rormed a year ago.
The f roup soon will receive Its
blue and yellow western-theme
uniforms. And bttause leisure
-services recently st.arled a drum
corps c lass\ the re will be
Jomethiog bes1des the drill tea m
whistl e to accompany the
twirlers in parades.
FtaE nv1aL1NG
Miss Boblette e1tplalned that
Lhe art, as ll is known today,
evolved from fire twlrlini In
Samoa and nag spinninl In
CONSTANT PRACTICE , Switierland.
"In order to keep up I have to Although she doesrft havp'any
go tp clinics and contests and bo)'9 in her classes, lbe said they
twirl myself." often show up in competitlona.
''Some feel ll's a stoy JpOrt.
ll 's not. I encoura1e boys to to In·
-to ~t..-becau.e t.he-y lbinkJl'&_euy.
It's a demanding skill. People
don't thlnk of it as a sport, bul
you practice just like the skaters
in the Olympics."
While the members ol' Miss
Boblette's classes team the in·
tracles of twirling they also are
taught lessons In modeling.
poise. posture and groomln1 .
.. the things they need to know to
put on -a good performance.
There's a kind of showmanship
they have to learn."
But It takes a lot of hard work
lo learn that s howmanship and
develop the skill. Practicing
helps the girls develop discipline
In other areas or their lives, she
has found. That quality shows up In the
way they r espond to Mi ss
Boblette, who teaches In a fri end·
ly but firm way. "We find If they
don 't h ave r espect for the
teacher and listen to her the
group is nothing."
The ~lass. which had been run·
ning through routines on their
own, waited to be dismissed.
"Corps, t en-hut," ann~unced
Miss Boblette. The ~iris stood aj
attention. "Dis-missed."
Restored
craft al an early age.
WIREl,.AMPS
-As a child I started taking
lamps apart. By the fif\h and six·
th grades I had learned lo wire
them. Then slow ly I watched my
dad. how he would do everything.
I would work on old pieces for
practice, ·•sarkislans&d.
His father urged him lo go into
business with him but Sarkisian
decided to major In journalism at
California State University, San
Diegb
"I wanted to go into advcrtis·
ing and public relations, but I
round I just dldn 't want a 9 to S
day," Sarkisian said
He checked Newpart lka.th .H
a possible location once he made
the decision to join his father.
and opened a branch of the firm.
They work with many different
mews. including silver. brass.
gold. nickel. tin, pewter, wrought
iron and copper.
The problem or corrosion is
particularly bad In Newport
Beach because or the salt air.
Sarkisian noted.
It is worth the expense to hav'e
older objects r epaired. he said.
because they are made or better
material and the workmanship Is
better.
"There still are as many things
being made of metal but the style
and quality arc a lot different.
There are a lot of reproduc·
lions."
BIRD CAGES One of lbe...most popular 1Lems.
now is the brass or Iron head·
board. Sarkisian revealed. He
also replates a lot or old fire eKt·
inguisbera and brass bird cages.
Anything that was a common
household Item 50 years ago is
sought as an interesting accent
piece. he said.
Most objects fall into disrepair
because people are lazy about
polishing the m and wiping
fingerprints off. Sarkisian noted.
"No prot ective coaling will last
forever ."
To preserve metal objects he
recommends keeping them dust·
ed and polished and out of t he sun
and salt air.
He and his father also mak<'
custom hardw arc for doors and
have fitted a local restaurant
c.ompletely with their work.
It is the restoring which In·
lerest.s him lhe most, however.
"I enjoy seeing something come
In old and cruddy-looklng 1ftd
seeing it go out gorgeous."
Mrs . Mooni er likes the
satisfaction ot fixing a painting
whic':J:ked hopeless when it
was ght to her studio and
finds the bifle&l challenge is one
that bu brttUe and flaking paint.
"You have to teal the loose
pieces before you can touch It,"
she said.
Sylvia Moonier Finishes Tedious Job
as much as possible," Mrs. which she said was "terrible."
Moonlersald. Her father d id r estoration
She tries to leave some minute work so she copied the palntlnp
hak'llne cracu to give the feeling he was workln1 on. She law
of ace. studied at an Oklahoma unJver1i·
Mrs. Moonler oow doe8 claims ty and then had private lnstn.lc·
work for Insurance companies tors.
and r epairs transit and fire As an i rtlst, Mr1. MoonJer wu
dama1e but would like to teach 1uccessful. but not ham. "It wu
restoratioo privately and make It a n e10 trip but I 1ot Ured of it,"
her fLlll·time occupation. she explained.
She 11 a atate-credenllaled in· She Is much more satisfied
structor and has studied the with ldenUfyln1 and restorin1
teehnaquea u1ed by the grol art the palntinp peo'ple bring from
mueeum1 of Oi•world. lbetr 1ara1es and cloHta.
She kept art as her bobby until ~Oil people want their paint·
NU CANV .\8 15 yean a10 wb~ her cblldren tnc• rettored aim ply because ol
The uaiest Job is simple clean· were old enough to take care of their sentimental value, 1be said,
inc and varnishing, and one of themselves and eased ba~l Into but som e 'think they have a rare
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plying wax and resins to seal the She was introduced to lbe art this ls what lntricuea her about.
edges. . world at the age of 16 when she her work. • ·
The secret to a good restora· received a set or oil paints for ber "One woman broulbt In Uliee
Uoo job is "not to paint too much birthday. She smiles when she small paintings and two were
of your own brush strokes" and reca,lls her first effort. a 1ceee Utted in Benezlt (the appraber'1 ~
t.o "imitate t.be artist's te<:bnique with mou.n~lns, sb and trat.er, bible),'' 1beaald. •
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I Children's Delight
From the loving arms of little girls of long
a&o to the protective glass showc ase of Hunt·
ington Beach Public Library. the dolls or
Margaret C. Elliott have found a flnal home.
A total of 12 dolls. dating back to 1858 will be
displayed In the children's Library Center s tart·
ing Aug. 9.
J oioing the m will be several set s of
locomotives maee from ciiar boxes by her
brother during his boyhood In 1\1 assachuselt.s.
The doU s were coll~ted through the years by the Huntington Beach resident. A.mong lhem
are her first doll, dated 1898. and made of kid,
and a dolt bouCbt for her "for company" when
the family macle the long train trip to California
from Boston in 1903.
The oldest 1n the collection is a "Nancy
Hanh" doll . made in 1858 and named for
Abraham Lincolq'a mot.her. The doll, construct·
ed with a china head, was given to Mrs. Elliott's
father by hia mother to lceep him occupied while
she ran her mlllin,ry shop.
She also taucbt him to sew tiny aprons for it,
Mrs. Elliott said while making her presentation
to the Ubr&r)'.
The colledlon, which 'rew over the years
tbrouch contributions from relatives a nd
purcbues made by her, also includes two 1174
wax dolls with "pumpkin Heel" eyes, a 1~
jointed bisque doll and a ltll wooden doll. ·
Sharon Dildine admires
doll collect1on (top).
The locomotives, band·palnted and atilt
showing remnants ot the cigar box labels still cl·
inglng to the undersides, are part of a larger col-
lection al Harvard University and Loa Angeles
County Muteul]l.
Included is the "Nancy
Hanks · doll (above).
The Life You Save . • •
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l have
learned a great deal from your
column and now t want to con·
tribute something. in the spirit or
"replenishing the well." It 1s Lhe
profile of the l''atal Driver as
des<'tibed by the U.S. Depart·
mentoCTranaportaUon.
The cities studied in depth were
Baltimore, Boston. Albuquerque
and Oklahoma City. Here's the
peraon who is m ost likely to kill
hJmself (or someone elae> wMn
be 1eu behind the wheel of a car:
The Fatal Driver ia usually a
male, 25 to 35 years old. a heavy
drinker who often prefers beer to
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sorry,
I can 1 go along with your answer
to the wife who said sex does
nothing for her so she fakes it for
her hus band's sake. You gave her
"an E for Effort and a T for try.
Ing."
When a woman doesn't give her
SO percent the man &ell far leas
ertjoyment out of sex. A normal
man who la hallway d«eot de-
rives very litUe pleasure lf bis bed
partner lets him know it's a bore
and she is merely accommodal·
in1bim.
Arlngt
Landers
fort alld T for Trylq-wblda abe
rkbly deserved.
Student Life
Real Circus
WASHINGTON <A(•1 lt'S 11 hltlc unu:.ual
to find a youna woman clo~n who also u1 a pt..iC'
ticins elet'tridao or anotht!r, » chemu:ul
enatneerin1 student, delncrmg a ('1rt'ui. bdll) or aplel
Thi1 i• Circa.a~ Kirk, which bills ltst>ll u:-lhc
only all·•tud•nt tent~ c1rci.a1, which plan:. more
than llJO one.night performances 1n nine i.talei. th.la sum mer.
"la's u thou1h I were 11ving a course 1n
Circus 101 -freshmlll\ circus ," says ChMlc~ W.
Bbu, the e<>lle&e proftssor who ll> Its ownt>r and
manaaer. "T his is a gruellln.: pact!. but wc breuk
Into It iradually."
He said, "There's a daily challenge in which th~ are immediate goals and sattsfoct1on:.. Wt>
do not have the eastt> system that ex1i.ts rn otht:r
circuses -here everybody hus a JOb.
"We place a good deal of respons1b1hl) on
the individual. and along about the second week
lhlnp ran into place ...
The performers ah their own roustabout:. -
putting up the big top and other tents. asM:mbl·
inc the blucbers, ca.ring for the animals, hook-
ing up lhe ligbls and publlc address system:. and
a host of other logistical chores.
When the evening performance 1s over the
young people sleep in bunks rn big trailer trucb
and then start over early the next moromg to do
it all a&il\in.
Boas. a professor of geography at the Colle~e
of \'ork or Pennsylvania, is a hrelong burr who
bas worked in major circuses. He started his pre-
sent venture on a small scale in 1968, now ha:; an
Impressive array o( equipment.
There are about 17 vehicles, from tractor
trailers to station wagons and trailers. t o
transport the so members or the troupe -high
:school and college students, the oldest 27.
This yHr's tour started May 22 in Hanover.
Pa. After playing ·at s ix sites in the capital area.
lhe ~rcus moves on to Pennaylvania, New
Paoli Lacy of Berkeley 1s
o ne o f Circus Kirk s
etectnc1ans and clowns.
Jersey. New England and back to Pennsylvania
to " ind up lh<' Sl'n:.on on Labor Vay.
It 1s booked for bcn('Cits sul·h ai; boosh'r clubs
and Jayrl•c>;,. \\ h11:h pa~ a f Pl· und hope to make a
profit from t1rkrt Sall'!\. ll ha:. un annuul budget
or about S250.000 "It t:o:.t;, U!-1 $2.500 a day to keep
it on the roud,'' OoJ:. :.aid 111 :in Interview,
Thl· student pc:rformt·rs receive a minimum
of $50 J wet''-. plu:. m<':.ih-. lodi.:10~. tr;insporta.
tion. wardrobe uniform~ Some of them are also
ret'etving credih through York College for Intern
work in their :.'peclal £1elds .
Aquarius Persi~tent
SATuaDAY, .JULY 3
By SYDNEY OMAaa
AlllES (March 2l·April 19>: Get work pro·
cedures in focu.. Stop daydreamin& about bow
thincs set done -do them! Accent on practicat
achievement, w ays to define, refine, perfect.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good Moon
aspect coincides now with creativity, Intensified
relationabfp, fun, cama and apeculaUon. IJl.
volvement is evident. ·
GEMINI (May 21.June 20>: Emphasis on
home, property, tranaactions Involving basic
security. Older person, perbap.s parent or
authority fi&ure, is very ~ucb In picture. Check
detail•.
CANCE a (June 21-July 22>: Favorable
IUDar aspect colnckla DOW with short journeys,
relative., Ideas, venaWity. Surprise due -and it is of pleasant variety. ·
LEO (July 23-Aui. 22>: Acc~t on valuables,
what you desire and' basic earnin& capacity,
Collect data. Find "safe" places, lnvHtments. G~ most for your money -be a comparison shopper.
· VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Popularity in·
creases -social affair likely to be featured. Give
full pl.ay to.intellectual eurioslty. Make inquiries.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22 >: Restrictions
shou.ld not be blown~ out of proportion. Go with
tide; don't panic because or delay. Slowdown is
t.emp()rary.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on what
you wish, want and can comfortably handle.
Member of opposite sex could figure prominent·
ly. Be ready for change of scenery.
SAGl1TABJtJS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You gel
chance to rectify error. Family member will
show appreciation. Accent on standing in com·
munity, c1v1c pride. career, ability to "make
points" with profcss1011aJ superior
CA PRICORN 1 ~. 22-Jan. 19>. Good Moon
aspect h1ghl1ghts Journeys . ~du ra tton ,
publishing. commun1callon, overcoming of
language barrier Take tong·range view. Refuse to be pushed into narrow corner.
AQUARIUS <J an. 20·Feb. HI>: Persistence,
"investigative reporting" will pay dividends.
Older person does want you to succeed -despite
outward appearances Partner. mate b in-
volved.
PISCES <Ft>b. 19-March 20 J · Emphasis on
partnership, publicity, permanent lies. mar·
riage. Legal papers could be very much a part of
picture . Key is lie low.
If Julv 3rd Is vour birthdn vou havP in. gratiating manner, Sood sense of humor, a ra-
venous appetite; you're artistic, fond of travel.
ANNOUNCING
~iana {Je,.~ai'6
/ff:tJ'Kllffl foN
~~~,ttas
l'~TP<'T t Styling Far
Meu & Wo>nen
1107 Jamborl!e Rd . Newp0r1 &iach
640·4740 · liquor. He probably has .a hlth
achoo! education. drives an older
car. lsalngle, divorced orsepar at-
ed from hit wife.
Equal participation and equal
enthusiasm isessentlalorthesex-
ual rela tionship is a bust I
wonder bow many people wrote to
complain a bout your s tupid
answer. I'll bet I'm not the only
one. -GOTONE"Of'MYOWN
DEAR ANN LANDERS:· After
reading all those letters from fat·
Ues who made excuses for their
overeatin& and damned their
husbands for being "turned off" r decided to give MY husband the ----------------------------..:__::.._:._:_.:_:::....:..=_.:....::....=....:_
best birthday f ifl of all -a new He d isplays excessively ag.
gresalve drinking habits and is
the 1reatest threat to hi1hway
sarety during the early morning
houn of the weekend, especially
on holidays. -A FRJ END
DEAa Flllt:ND: '111aab for
the Up-off. Au 110W a word to
theee wlto ftt tit« de1er11Kto.:
VOll kHw who you are. WE ._.,. Will >'" do ., all a favor
aad ta,. t•I• t'olum• to t•e
dultMard of )'Ht ur •• a re-
•llMler Uaat "r Una are la your
llud.a! Please do It &oday. The
F•rtll of Jal)' wttkewtd ls one of &a.e blMdlHt. ''Tlaau you.
DEAR GOT: So far, yoa are.
B•t obvtoasly )'CMI dicbi't read
wllat I wrote -or yoe1 .......
deratooct Liie wonaaa'• I~ CO•·
pld.el)'.
Slae did Ht behave u U au •u
a bore, •or did slae cut llenelf Ill
tile role of a martyr. Her lliubaad
dida't llav. a clae tllat Ae wau't
1ettha1 hen. ••nested Uaat Ille be more •I·
pesalve Hd try to lead! Illa
wltat •aa pleua.c lo lier. I en-
t'CM1ra1ecl Iller to be a participant
rather a.a• a PH•ltt partaer. I•
themeaulme,ltavew Efor Ef-
me. 40 pounds ll&hter.
Please print my letter so I can
t>aste it on my makeup mirTor.
'l'banks. Ann. Your column.gave
me lhe Incentive to dolt. and I feel
terrific! -GRATEFUL IN
GREENWICH
DEAa G IN G: For1et the
makeup mirror, hooey. Glae ~
~oluma on yHr refncerator door •
And 1ooc1 faci! Fm rooOa~ for yn . -
CON FIDENTIAL to What
Should l Tell Him?: Simply in·
rorm the fellow lh:tl he shouldn't
talk whf'n his mouth la full -or bis
head is empty.
Not Blind
To Music "In the good old suminertime"
GRAND RAPIDS
{A P l -Suunnr Wntrr.1.
a n t t -year-old blind
pianist. has won a SlOO
m usical 1chol arsh ip
from the N~Hlonal
F eder a lion of M uslc
Clubs.
Miss Wa ters learns
mu.sic by playing a tape
r ecording or the selected
piece over and o\·er
again. She orlglnnlly
used music books in
braille. but she quit y,•htn
sht' found them ''too
confusing."
She also ls a coml)0.1er.
l!e r composition .
.. Hiahlaod Lass," re-
ceived a superior ratlnl
lo the NFMC .-tale and Jiau al co UUon In
·~ ~-l~ ..
WHO~STllY
.._T•W' .. ...... •tu ..... -. ........
bicentennial
July I st thru 5th
25% OFF
ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK
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MID-SUMMER
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Sale Starts
Fri. July 2
And Continues
Thru
July
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Ow ...,._, Sale ha1 become a tradltlOft
among thoM who know and opprKiate the
finHt Mlect}on of domestic and IMpOrt.d li9hffncJ Fixtures & Lamps.
Savings from
50°/o to 70°/o or more.
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-'Mr·
I
Connie Gets $2 Mi11ion
Motor Lodge MUii Pay After Singer Raped
Slncu C.aaie FTuwll won a $2.5 million
ne&Ucence ay,iard in BrookJJD fcdtral court In the
out11rowth of her 1174 rape tn a Howard Johnson
Motor Lod&e ln Westbury, N.Y.
A j ury of 1llt mC"n <d.IO awarded her husb and.
Jowpla Garallll, '"°·000 In damaces for loss of ber
servka In the artft'math or Ute &1sault.
Sobbing uncontrollably, Mlss FnncL\ te11Ulied
during the trial that she and her husband had had no
sexual relttUons for 2"' months arter ber rapt: aod
lha l her marriage was all bul wrecked. • The lOO·year..old "'ish or Mn. Aaaa Dle~m
came truo when PrHideat Ford opened her CHt·
iron sate and unpacked dwsty mementoes or lbe
nation's eentenniat celebration in 1876.
As the President opened the inner glass door or
the safe, a gold peo (oiled out and fell to the n oor of
the Capitol's Staluray Hall. Ford stooped and picked
it up.
The pen w as used in
( J 1876 "by thousands of the PEOPLE visitors to the Centennial .._ _________ __,_ Ex po s i t i o n i n
Philad elphia to sign their
names in huge, leather·
bound a lbums provided by Mrs. Diehm, a C1v1I War
publish er who d il'd in 1911. • The owner o( a theater in Sheridan, Wyo.,
angered by llobert Redford's comments about
energy conservation, s ays he'll
retaJiate by not putting the ac·
tor's name in lights on bis
theater marquee when "All the
President ·s Men" opens there.
"I 'm not saying he's all
right or all wrong." said Ross
Campbell, owner of the Centen·
nial Theatr e . •'But my thought is
that it sounds like he's against
anyone de veloping more elec·
tricity from coal.·· •n"o"o
Red ford and other conservationis ts have
become Involved in a conflict OVfr development or
rnassjve coaJ mines in the area. • The advertisement invited "ta ll, da rk a nd
handsome" unknowns with a Hrltish ae"<:cnt to audi·
IS "•·· ',. -r ( ' iii; I • •, . . ,, . •' ,,.,._,_ ~
•..; --' 'lr
WEST
hus bands turn
Englishman
tion be fore actress Mae West
"for the role or a lifetiml'."
ltdrew about 150 aspiruntsto
the Samuel Goldwyn Studio.
some dressed in tuxedos and
others in lank tops, jeans, s hor ts
and sandals.
Miss West. w hois 84. was two
hours late for the auditioning to
select her co·st ar in her next
movie. "Sextelle." a i.tor v of an
aging actress whose six former
up at her m arnage to a titled
•
The Senate, in a 57-34 vote. approved the r e·
nomination o f G en. George S. Brown as chairman of
the Joint Chiers of Staff.
PUBLIC ~OTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
Brown had bettt crh.iclud lo debate over his
nom ination fOf' bis remarks about J owlsh lnnuence
lnCon1ress •
Gov E4m••d ~· Jr. upp<>lnted Consumer
Affairs chld TakC'UUC• Takel to the Santa Cl1m1
TAlllU
County Supt"rlor court bench and
l)'()moted alclllard a. s,oa.. lo
succeed Ta.Itel.
The 4G·year·old Takei. a
former Santa Clara County
public ddeoder. had been ap-
pointed dirtclor of the Depart-
ment ot Consumer Affairs in
March 1975.
Spo hn , a 3 3-ye ar-old
Democrat. has been chieC of con·
sumer services i;ince May 1975. •
Pre.Ideal Ford named seven persons to vacan·
cies to the National Commission on the Obser vance
or International Women's Year,
im.
The appointees are Noram
Jlmhaea Casiano, Isla Verde,
Puerto Rico: JKel)'11 llallrie,
D111 Wanbarg. Memphis: Mary
GHmaay, Meridian, Miss.;
Min& Hsu. Westfield, N.J .;
Shirley Price, Louisville, Ky.:
Patnda Saiki, llonolulu and ac·
tress Jean S tapleton, Los
Angeles. st A Pl.I TON
Americao singcr·aclor Harry Belafonte says it
IS impossible to create real music in the United
States, the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina re·
ported.
"Music in the United States is so com-
mercialized lhat you can no longer produce r eal
music there." fhe ajtency sa.id'Belafotile told It.
He-and actor Skbley PcNtler are touring Cuba to
see ror themselves the advances made since Fidel
Castro's revolution. especially in the arts . the mov·
ies and music, the repdrt said. •
The first black woman to head 11 major city de·
partment is Eunice Wblstoa. 42.
City Manager Hup McKinley nominated her lo
become city treasurer, subj~t to City Council con·
firmation. •
Vice Presid ent NellCMI A. •~kefeller bas been
subpoenaed to appear in BufCalo on July 28 in a
Sl·million la wsuit stemming from the 1971 Attica
prison rebellion.
A subpoena directs Rockefeller to give a sworn
statement in U.S. District Court for use in a suit
filed by Jolaanle Banes or Brooklyn.
Barnes is the father of the late Joha Baraes, a
23·year-old inmate who was shot dead by state
police in the Sept. 13, 1971, retaking of the pmon.
The suit, originally filed in 1974, contends that "the
use of massive and unneeessary force" violated the
victim 's constitutional rights. Of the 43 m en who
died during the five-day rebellion. 39 were killed by
police dwing the final assaulL
Cuban Troops
Go to Congo?
Frldey, July 2. 1976 o,\ll v (lt!LOT N
Forthe Rape Laws Work ~
Record ' S~all Signs of Helping Victim -1
•11111...... B1CaJijo1Nt'ws~ke ( J :
01 ·-....iw SACRAMENTO -Therelsquletre-NEWS.4N.4l.1YSIS : I
-"..__., joicini in l!OmC quarters even t.houah _ _ ti "1'"'-" the number of forc ible rapes ln .. ==~~·11~:'~"'~,!:.::;: CaUforn1a ro~\' 18.2 perct-nl thla apr· t'nminaUou of the vid.im'a per'll09al
lift. ,.._._ -· NAGll.. ~ CAM•HI l.na. "' .• ,., o.,. ... u.1,.1 .. •••1 Some crim inologists and police of. Another .. ever so subtle .. faetor lo
the increase 1n re1>4)1Ud rape lllvolvea
police reporta, Nelthettutlaa.Ad.
~'1.,~-.~·.,:..=:::,~~·· c · fic~ra u y the statistic doesn't mean
&AIC•ll. H. ,,_ .,... '°"" l : un Increase lo the number of rapes. :0.~:!,0~.~[~~~ a::."i.-::'.! although the fiaure went from 1.208
•"" """••• 0. .. ,1 ••. cooPr 11. reported case~ to 1.428, according to ~~:~:z.. ~..:..:::..o·:~ 1
1 • • the state O~partmeolor Jus Uce.
"Police have wide latitude ln their
Investigations. If you remove tho
hurdles. it'• obvious police are more
likely to report ra pe aa rape." SAIZ, """"¥ -.W•tme ~ WANlANO, C...OIY" 0. -DDNld No . PATT!ll\OH, JI"""'' W ..,..,
Do-. M; GONZAltS, AO. I(, -
J0,.•\111 II •• llO~S. l•wron •net N•>ll••"'•' OAYIOSON, No"'''" end """' ... ,.,.,, CU'INUTf, Jvdtt" l -Flovd I ; BUllN$, t-1 J. tAll
U-C , IOCAHEGAA c,.-... -Fr-"9te•, l(ITSM,AN,Ooll<_.
J -Merlt.,..J ICENOlll(I(, K-l" C e"CI Jllll'f
L .. WOLFllO"", AHU ""· •I'd AeymalldH.; AllY, 1.Hl•-ti-0 : llAMOS.. 01•0• • ..., AarmoftO, NEEPl!:ll, JIHlll!t Ann and Jlmmr
l,oMft, l ASTE ll, Sal\d•a a11d Clyd•,
PEREZ, lil•f'"O'ld 8r••f'r •ud ICe111ryr L , MATTHEWS, Jolll\
Rl<"•'"O •"d Lor•tt• M•rv SEAMAN, 01....,.. LyM ano ,,_..,, JalNK, HARMON, Cl•a•I..,. J • ..,... V•-l. ~ HA ROIS, To,..w MM -Mk-I E-.. d. WATEA8UAV, Al<IWlt<I J -Mary lttll\ry11; 8ATT, Y,ry E""'" -Katlly JHn; POU.OC:lt, .Hille M ...., ~ttr ¥ . SHEPHEllO, Ir-Liii-Robe.I Ai<ll<ofd LUSK, Sl>Aron M, '°"d C-.0 0 ; lol<PHEllSON, Sft•rlty Aftd llOCIQOr, SLOHCI K, Joltn w. •net lfften M ; HAHN, Jo """ ..... MichHI .. ; Al DAc. llebtl• JUtl •"" L-•tt
0..... Cll lSS. Wlllt Mu tnd T......,y Ja,....; TAPIA,M<>tlN-V~1. MOB.EltQ. Otll!• JJM GOJl"1 S; HU''· P•l•l<i. ....... and Fr--·· -Ill; GllA,T, Sww n M. -°""91HA BRAUNSTEIN, J~ltl\ 8•-• tAd A-rt Jo; EAl(INS, IC•lhryn_,.,
•nd Jo"" Gerald; WENZ EL, Waller
W. •nd LM1e K.; SCHAl'ANSltY,
V.'911 l.. -lwclle T., llARNES.. -rtylC.-11-rE. GAllCIA, RtH<ea LYM• er.cl Joupll Cllarltl, WILllAMS. M•dolll\t R. •no Jamf\ C.;
MA II t I HO, ./-'> J•mn -"""'"' Ann; T ALl E Y, Ao ... rl Go ... and
5,_.,. LA•; GRAE'"· DI-c .. oe -J•-lllobo•1. GAEllTNEA, O.ryl loui.-J...,, (.Mot, HANSl!:N, Gar,..t -Fr_,
W • SAMP\.ES. \eftdfA s ........ MA•IL Wa1,..,r1911I; EVE RSON, U..O. --lo,d Allt11; WHITFI E\.D, Uflda M.--C. ICIEYS, l'r•Mlt S<en ..-4 ICalll-81.U; GILLIS, ........ tM Wltlltf\,
~~ ~E~t·~~"L1~" C:.';!.C!:.:,
.-....... HAllVEY. Akl\Mde.tlld 0.-ei.A GA U.AOHEll, llebo<ce ,,,,... etld Aal"" YlftUl\I, POWELL, SNIMlll J.w<o and Rt<"erd I.ff, GAGHC>H, Jw,.. -Paul Loo.
...... J-•11 SMI ni, PelrlCla M, Mid Doneld I : O NA TE , ll tb t c c • -ACIOlto; llYNON, Wtll~ 6l\CI
Be..nyJ•-. 11tNG,8onn .. ~O.vl«I H-; l!HllHAAT, MtllMa
l.. -H.,ry J ; HOLL.ANO, Attl ...
-•"" lloc: Wllll.,..; HTl!llS. St._i• --Doneld ...,,_; HAGOOE, Pe.U.-0..ncan "-t: ltlllCHllEAG, Donel W. tnd MA•IA
I!.; VIERLING, Cler• V, •"0 ~omo,.d W ; CORNW ALL.. Jane 1...owlM .,... l!llwln Sh .. •l; Hill.
Oool!llM i..-11 ...... alrlcle 0.11,
MAGl<NA. ~IM.-~; McUAllllAH, ......... Lt~•
-leDIMe; CltlSll,MMvt! -Aoy II.; CHlllSTll, Mary l'tlttt -JoM i.-tlfteo; $OPE II, UIWlf ltotlt .... d ......... Ann; GL YMP, Jot AlllllMd -..... ,. JOhlUO"; llAN• OOlPM, lllc"ard Leon at1d GutCl•lwP• Violl : llHOOIMEll,
Sle .. n wa.,._ -COflslAft<e El.,,.. LINGO. Lie<\ H. -Olrto 0. YAN O'l'ltl!, l'•AfttllHI 0.t--U.Cy
CMollno; OOOOALE, WHI'-R -Ari-""·· HAMPTON, Voe-IL -
WHAT JT DOES mean. they say, Is
that rape laws are beginnlna to work
for. instead or agilnst, the viclim.
Because of increased public attcn·
tion to rape and subsequent changH
in laws o r evidence by the
Legislature, victims -and perhaps
even police officers -are apparently
mor-e willing t o report easea of rape.
SACRAMENTO County homicide.
detective Carol Daly disagreed wlth
Nelthe-rtu\l thal the rise was due to
police reporting methods •
"I can't thlnk. of a reason why any
police oHicer wouldn't hiehade
evidence of a crime in bis report even
if tha.t b not wtiat the defendant ls
eventually charged with," Daly 'aid. "We have good reason to believe
rape is a highly underreported
crime," s aid cr iminologist Marc
Neither cutt. a co·director of \he Na·
tional Council on Crime and Oelin·
quency, in Davis.
Dal y exp l ained the rape
statistics thls way: ''Women's al· f
titudes h ave changed. Now women
who are attacked get mad -they
won't put up with disturbances or ~
their privacy Ulte tbeywould before."
''THERE HAVE BEEN legislative
chaoses concerning the rules or
evidence. or court procedures, and the
kinds or evidence admissible in rape
cases. As a r esult, it's easier to secure
a rape conviction than before, and
more cases lire being reported."
Neithercutt said rape victims we re
more willing to report incidents and
testify since new Jaws forbid cross·
A SPOKESMAN J"'OR Attorney
General EvetJe J . Youngeuald the of·
rice "d idn't know" t.be reuoa for the
18.2 percent hike, ''but it will only be
significant if lbe rate holds or in·
creases over a year's time."
Nationwide, lhe rate of reported
forcible r apes rose l percent clurlng
\he period.
Safety Tips
Pyrotechnics
St.ill a · Peril
By Tile Auoclat.ed Prest
While millions of Americans a re looking
forward to Fourth of July fireworks displays, the
government Is worrying aboul the safety of the
1parltler1.
New regulations have been proposed to take •
some or the bang out of some or the more common
varieties of firecrackers, but they will not go in lo ef. •
feet until next yea r.
I
(NOTE: FIRECRACKERS ARE distinguisha· i
ble from other types or fireworks in that they are t
expJosive d evices whose primary purpose ls to pro-
duce a loud noise rather than a visual display>. •
The Consumer Product Safety Commission re·
ports that in 1974, the latest year for which staUsti~
are available .. there were 3,300 injuries related to
fireworks on July 4 alone. More than 60 percent or
the injuries wer e caused
by firecrackers.
The orrice o r
Consumer Affairs of the
Department of Health,
Education and Welfare
( CONSU!tlER)
has a few common·sense "Do's and Don't's" for
fireworks use: WASHINGTON (AP> -U .S. intelligence
sources say they have r eecived reports that Cuban
leaders m ay be preparing to send several thousand
troops Crom Angola lo the Congo Republic. . Wlt-A., Jt.; lOPEZ, Jal..,. •"" Raul Castro. brother
Miss Huntington
Beach, La ura Anne
Sholar, will compete
for title of Orange
County Fair Queen
on July 9. The 20·
year.old Irvine stu·
dent is a jazz a nd
tap d anc e r . Sh e
eventually hopes to
dance professionally .
-DON'T HOLD FIREWORKS IN your ha~d
unless the directions specifically say so.
-=-1)() place the flJ'eworks oo Hard, smooth, level
surfaces. of Cuban Prime Minister ---------.
Fidel Castro, traveled to ( )
Braua\•m e. the Congo IN SHORT
Republic's capital. last _ -
month t o discuss re-
deployment of some or Cuba's 15,000 troops from
nearby Angola, sources said.
· He agr~d to the transfer or about 3,000 Cuban
soldiers to train Congolese troops. according to re·
ports r eaching U.S intelligence. The reports gave
no indkation It there are other reasons the Congo
government wants Cubon troops in the country,
A,...., Ealorr#*• C•rletD
LIMA. Peru (AP) -The army patrolled
downtown Lima through the night with armored
cars , jeeps and half·tracks to enrorce a curfew
declared by the mllitary government after violent
dernonslrnt1on1 atairusC-price increases.
The government also declared a state or
emergency. suspending constitutional guar antees
and cl viii an rule ln parts or the country where the
military was not already running \he local govern·
mcnL
~t: L.AllSON, lltvon.,. G.-Joel -----------F.; COOLEY, C .. re AM and EdW-
~1ct1; JOHANSEN, Ali. E. -
O tfbd 8., .Jr...; GRIME.$. Linde -Cllllor<I J ; llAUEll, Gr~ JoM •nd 0.•Mtn .... ,.c .. ; AVElllll.
KffU lfte Lorr••n• and Sh•n•~
Drafting
... _ ...... Jr ; IAllGER, DonN J. c
-DwlQMF Jr.;OIXON,U-onct ourses A -J l#dilh Mn; COX, 1(-A.. -Warr ... 8.; TURNER, J-A. -.l<tMlttr L.; NElSON, SNrtlynft L-TMtOftJ.;WElL'>,Connl~M. R ed
-OevlCI P ; Ml!PHAM, Alan l,....n evamp -Jomnie Me<: 8ELl , J-C. -LAtM ()pat, STllAUGHN. Mtl• ,
--""'-• o.ie. Drarung students will Ol'SMAlllA\. llob~rl P. end be bJ t k t th . Etttellttll ........ IOHAPARTI!, L•-a e 0 wor a e1r fllAytnd Jamn llit ... rd , 8AllllETT, OWn pace th IS rail Under
Oren c. •""' s.11 .. " e .. HAAllELL, Orange Coast C liege"' Jimmie N. end Wt lltt £.: JOHNSON, . 0 " c l <>'•" •nd K•"" L.; owENS. new draClang technology ~~~".:!~~":;!::t•...:·~· .... ~; program. . .
l: Tu AGeON, ¥•urun L .... e1 Students will r eceive
,_...., L, M<Usv. Jo"" o _, lessons through the use ~'~~--"'.1..,V:.,';,.L~:,'i:,5• "••nc•><• of cassette tape!t and a
LUCAS. s1~" A. •no o-e,..,1 L: s yllabus. Following a AllAGOH, Cllerto tl\d Mlor«• P ; d J e•KER, ".,,..,.,.. •net Jerrv w : t::ipe esson, the student
Pl'Ell'IR. Jo"" w111t•m -IMtt•• will go to a drartlng F.,....,AHLlll!llO,Gt•YW.-lMCI• bo d t' h l 11 : Nl!•v•LL. °"""• L.e _""', .. " ar to prac ice w a
T ........ ,. Gtl, "•-'•A. -Huoo • he has bee n taught.
OOK1t!N,H•1""Mt"• ... e111oe11ar11 "The auto·tutorial pro-H ; M(l fOH, M1ttt~•I L•• M1d Mr.try ~ ..... ,. .... 1111 ....... r. o.,,. ~ ~..., J.?tam allows the student
:;~~~~\ i:.u,.";":;.::~o.;~·11!:_:• 10 proceed at his own
MC(llACIC EH, C••OI ........ ..., o..... pace w lthout tho pres·
c1.,.,. CA1<NQN,w1111.mc11., .. '""" sure of weekly dead· 11'"1111• '""•"· lines, "explained draft·
ing professor Linden H.
Orgill. "Fut s tudents
will be able to move
ahead a nd rtnis h the
course early.'•
f<'or rcgi1tration In·
formation , call 556·S735.
-Use fireworks outdoors only. Children should·
use fireworks only under~lose adulti'upervision.
-If the firework does not go ofC, wait at least 10
seconds after the fuse stops glowing before ap·
proaching it.
-At public d isplays, ~tay in d esignated areas
to avoid fumes and sparks .
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, you can gel
a fireworks fact sheet from the Product Safety
Commission by calling the group's toll-fre e hotline
at ~·638·2666. Ask for Fact Sheet No. 12.
For the future, the Product Safety Commission
has issued rules limiting the amount of explosive
powder that Clrccrackers can contain. The rules will ~o Into effect on Dec. 5, unless there are major ob-
jections.
Under the regulations, no firework could con·
tain more than 50 milligrams, equal to less than fwo
one·thousandlhs of an ounce, of "pyrotechnic com·
position." T hal means powder.
FIPTY MILLIGRAMS IS TllF. a mount of
powder contained in 1t seven·e l~ht hs Inc h
firecracker usually known as a "ladyfinge r." The
previous limit was 130 mllllgrums o( powder.
Larger Cirecrackers such os ''Cherry Bombs " have
been banned for several ycur11.
Press Honors Go
To Pam Galloway
Pamela Galloway. dnuthtcr of Mr . ond Mrs.
David 8 . Gallowuy or South Lal(una. has won rour
first place Ne vada 11tate awurds and two national
a wanla hr the annual National Federation of Press
Wome.n comp<.'tltlon.
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4FT. ${;
FLUORESCENT TUBES
Let'. lltart thl•
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boo boy.) EA.
DEMARCO
CANE LAMPS
YOUR CHOICE
It'• a pla•tic
mold9cl cane,
loob nice, but
gotta be
truthful (my
kidw
watchlng.)
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MALIBU
LOW-VOLTAGE
OUTDOOR
.. ...
O ·UR JULY 4th
TRUCKLOAD
PANELING SALE · 4"'
lo the old da)'9 ... t
actually 90ld right ! from the truck.
Who had room
inalcl• the oW
hlUlowet •ton?
(Oh. you don't
rem.-hewthOM
dap? That'• true. I am older than
YO\L) All full ht
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MAHOGANY
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MALIBU _333 LEXINGtolL
GOLD MIST
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IKTEIUOR WALL
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BIRCHPRJNT
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697
7 YR. INT. EXTERIOR
SUNDANCE
EXECUTIVE
MA.NOR
0.-woocl.
metal stucco."
thomcmdaof
colon.
GLIDDEN
PAINT SALE
SPREDSATIN
Interior wall. 100" Knlbbable lcrtex. Uaouocla of colon.
547 6'' :tlm GIL ~ GIL
SPRED GLIDE .. QN
For all ext.nor at\ICCO.
bri~~·
mE 6!! CW* 7!!
SPRED HOUSE PAINT
Goe• O'Nf wood. llMtal
•bacco. (Beard thcrt
aomewhere before.)
7 t7 8'' WlnE GAL CCI.Cm GAL
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ALIYD ENAMEL OR
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Evert Tops Goolagong at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, EngJand CAP>
-Chns Evert defeated •:vonnl'
Coolaeona. 6·3. 4·6, 8-6 today and
won her second women's slnales
UUe at the Wimbledon tennis
·championships.
lt was the tirst ttme Evert hlli
ever beaten her Australian rival ongrass ..
Evert won her first Wimbledon
tn 1974 and then was beaten by
Biiiie J ean King la11l yeur
Goo,l;gong, now marrit!d to
·Roger Cawley. was u Wimbledon
champion in 1971.
Chris. Imperturbable and
poke r·faced as usuql, won
becausc she kept her head at thl'
crucial moments. particularly in
lbe final set when Coo1-.aon1 sud·
denly ume to llfe and took a COO•
pie or atames from ber "'Ith t.be
loss O( only U Mngle Point to 80
ahead 6·S.
But Evert leveled at 6-6. then
broke again on the 13th, after
trailing 30-40. to take a 1 ·t lc!ad.
That put Evert servine for the
match once again. And th.ls time
she did not let t.be ehance sllp.
The game opened with a Iona
rally that finished with
Goo1agon.g going over th\'
s1dehne, followed by another
with Goolagong hitting over the
baseline. Then a netted service.
return gave Evtrt btt first and
only nutlch point which ,.he
ta&erly 1rasped with a lob lk> d('~
ep that Coolagong didn't even try
to reaeh It.
Jn t.bat fin al 1et , which lasted
SO minutes. Coola~on& run up o
2.0 lead "'Ith a service bre~k on
the second 1:.me. l~t that adv an·
tace when Evert broke back
twice for a 3·2 lead. then pulled
back to 3-3 by breakm1 serve.
Up to this point. Evert bad
been l ooklnit the more
authoritative. lier baseline driv-lnc was s teud1er and wht'n she
did come to the net, her volleymg
was aenerally crispe:r and more
U.S. Slwcked
Taiwan Banned I
From Olympics
By 'the Associated Press
U.S. Olympic orricials a rc
shocked O\•er Canad;1's ban or the
Taiwan team in the Montreal
Games.
"Politics should be kl'pt out or
ti)e Olympic Ga mes," said Don
1\tlller. elCecutlve 'director or the
U.S . Olympic Committee.
"Taiwan is .a m ember in good
standing with the lntcrnat1onal
.Olympic Committee and has
done nothing to menl this action
by the Canadian gon•rnment "
Miller's r eaction came Thurs
day after l<'arning or thc Cana
dlan de<.'1:uon to shut out th<'
Taiwan team from thl' 1\176
Olympics The action. t;t~ "n un
der prodding from P1•k111;.: "a'
seen as a politic al mon·. ~lnl't'
Canada apparently does not want
to sacrifice its omcwl lies with
Communist China.
Glen Shortl1ffe. an external af.
fairs spokesman for the Cana·
San Diego
Acting Like
Contender
SAN DIEGO (AP • Th<'
rivalry betwcen the 1..0$ Ang(·lcs
Dodger s a nd the Sun Dil'J!n
Padres has com(· a lonjl \\O) in
two years .
. "To me. lhl' Oodgc~ arc now
just another t t'am Wl' h:l\ <' to
beat." said Padre~ manaJ!t•r
J ohn '.\lcNamara :tftt'r his tl'.tm
did just that Thursday ni~ht. dl··
feating Los AnMcles. 5·3.
That stntl'me nt by M.cNamarn
marks a m ajor turnaround for
All C»MH.,. I( A ec (ntl
'"'" 1 le' Ano~••' M \.;)n D•t<IO July l~n0•"90•flO\A"Q"lf'\
Jll,., j Si.ttf\ Ot4>QO ... l 0\ Af'i(tlt'H"
'Up"'
t1 Uo.-n
11 ~~I> m
San Diego. For there was a time
when the Padres couldn 't bent
the Dodgers t'ven ir they tied
them up rirst.
In ract. In 1974. thc Dodgers
won 16 of 18 games between tht'
two teams. McNamnra stHI re·
members that. And ht' St'Cl> to 1t
that the Padrcs' players re·
member at . too.
··r.tcNamnro never lf'ls us
forge\ that." said Padr<'S lert-
hander Brcnt Strom "Wc'r c
trying to make up for some lost
time now."
Strom t1eatlercd nine Dodgers
hits Thursday night :111 thl'
Padres beat their Southern
California rivals for th~ rlflh
time in silc games this year.
While Strom boostcd his ree<>rd
to 8·7. John Grubb nnd Tito
f\tentes wen• combining for six
hill and for (our rbt.
The victory movt'd San Diego
to within I ~ ~a m es of the second
plate l>odgcrs In the NaUonal
League West. It also offered
more proor that the Padres see
themselves as contenders this
year.
"We're not looking behind us.
only what's going on ahead of us
in t h e s t andings," said
McNamara. "That's the attitude
oftbe entire ballclub.
Padres catcher Fted Kendall
bad apec:lal reuon to celebrate
Thursday nlgbL His flftb.lnnlng
home run off tostna pitcher Doug
Rau, 6-6, was not on1.1 bls firsl of
1171, but Ilia fint since 1974.
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dian government. said Taiwan's
athletes would not be allowed in· ,.
to the country unless Canada re·
ceives guarantees that they will
not claim to be representatives or
China.
Du.ring lh.e Games they may
not use the flag. designation.
symbol or name or the "so-called
Republic of Chin a," he said.
The Peking ·regime has been
recognized by Canada since 1971
and is recognized by most major
~m-=®
spe>rts organizations in the world.
Shortliffe. speaking in Ottawa.
said Canada would not be swayed
from its position of allowing the
Taiwanese to enter Canada as in·
dividuals but not \\S represen·
\atiHs of their government.
In Montreal. a spokesman ror
the Olympic Organizing Commit·
\ee said his group would "do
''hatcver the IOC tElls us to do"
concerning the admission or a
Taiwan team competing u.nder
the na me of the Republic of
China.
ll o wt•ver. a committee
spoke~man ~aid the matter in·
\'Olvcd the Canadian external a!-
rairs de partment and not the
G a mes c o mmittee. No other
Oly mpic officials in Montreal
would com menl on.the situation .
The IOC remains hopeful or
finding a solution to the dispute
"ith C'anada. IOC director Mont·
quc Berltoux said today.
She said JOC president Lord
Killanin planned to fly to Mon-
treal Monday and will make
another effort to break the de-
adloe k . ·
BILL MELTON
JRB Slated
For Dec. II
The Junior Rose Bowl Came,
s crapped in 1967 when
California's junior colleges
adopted a playoH system to de·
cide its football champion, was
officially r<•vin•d Thursday in its
original c!oncept · to deeide the
mythical national championship
of junior collcges. confirming a
Daily Pilot stor.)' threE' months
ago.
The Los Angeles Times will
spe>nsor the Dec. 11 contest.
The game will again match the
top JC football team in California
with the outstanding two-year
school from out or state. --
The Pasadena Bowl started in
1946 and pitted Compton College
against Kilgore, Tex .. J.C. Texas
teams played In the game eight
times and Oklahoma teams
seven times.
In 1968, the Pasaden3 Bowl
was born to replace the junior
college attraction The Pasadena
Bowl was used by the Pacific
Coast Athletic Association as its
pe>St ·season game. but it was
financially troubled and the 1972
and all subsequent games were
cancelled.
The J unlol' Rose Bowl and the
Pasadena Bowl game bad been
sponsored b y t he Pasadena
Junior Chamber of Commerce
and Its president, Mel Cohen ..
said his group planned to work
with the new sponsors.
ln 21 years. California junior
college teams had won lS Junior
Rose Bowl .ea mes. all played in
the famed s tadium that houses
"We will see what will happen
then . T h e r e are man y
pe>sslbilities and impossibilities If
the Canadians don't change their
stand. It would be impossible, for
example, to cancel the Games at
this stage. We could delete the
word Olympics <in the ()(liclal de-
signation> 6ut this would make
us lose control or the Games.•· . the Rose Bowl Game.
Still Snaps Slump
Golfers Sizzle at Miluxwkee
MILWAUKEE (AP> -
Veteran Ken Still emerged from ·
a long slump lo fire an eight·
under-par 64 to grab a two-5troke
lead aHer Thursday's first round
of th e $130,000 Greater
Milwaukee Open 101r tourna·
mM\t.
nnt. week's BrlUsh Open. SUll,
who ranked 72nd last year with
total wi nning of S31.413, was list·
ed 106Lh after the Western with
$11.191.
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17 years on the tour Include th4'
1969 Milwauk~e title. struna
together el1bt btr~ and 10
pars. Tied at 86 were veteran
Dave HUI a nd two.year pro
Fuuy Zoe.lier. The 144-m an field
com peted a t the 7,0lO·yard
Tuckaway Country Club with
eig. ht playen bracketed at 17,
three strokes bacll.
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ranked low on the tour's lt'lt
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tb1a tournam ent to PftPpte roe-
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accurate than lbat or tbe
Australian.
From 3.3, a•mes v.•cnt to 4·4,
then Evert struck aanin by
breakinc to 5·4 up with her own
service lo come fortht match
Goola1ong had bttn In ont'.' ot
her apprehensive moods In thiit
game, but In the lOt.h she suddcn-
1y came alive, forced Evert Into
three errors in a row by pressing
her from the net. then got the
break to level at S·S with her besl
shot o( the whole match -a crisp
forehand volley she punched
away from the net.
She didn't allow En'rt the lux·
ury of e\·en one point that game.
White Sox
Glad to See
Melton Go • CHICAGO <AP> -Bill Melton
insists he lsn 't trying to prove
anything against his former
Chicago White Sox teammates
but he did it again Thursday night
In leading the California Angels to 2· 1 victory over the Sox.
The Angels move on to Min·
nesota for a four-game series beiinnin~ tonight with Don Kirkwood racing Jim Hughes.
Metton. a Mission Viejo resi·
dent, doubled and scored the first
O.Tt' T••l .. t
0.iellef 5 •••
run of the game on a double by
Ron Jac kson in the ~ond inning,
and then singled home the win
ning run in the third.
"I guess I'm hitting 150 points
above my average agains t
them," said Melton. who came in·
to the game with a .205 average
and now bas personally account·
ed for three California victories
against tbe Wblte Sox.
"l(l knew whatlt was. I'd be do·
ing it against everybody," snid
Melton. ..T he fans here a re
something. When I gct a hit they
holler and ask why I didn't do It
when I was with the Sox. When I
don't bit, they really remind me of
It."
In six games played at Chicuj!o.
Melton bas gone 7·for·l7, includ·
Ing two triples and a double
Williams. however . was
ecstatic over his pitchers·
performances in the sweep of the
three-game series from the Sox.
who made but one run in f'ach
game.
"I'm pleased. very pleased.··
said Williams. "We got good re·
lief pitching and good startlni;
pitching. With a healthy Nolan
Ryan and a healthy Frank
Tanana. we've got as good a
pitching starr as there is in th<'
league. 11 's good enough to be a
pennant·winning staff."
Why, then, are the Angels in last
place in t he American League
West!
"No c l utch hitting. Nonc
whatsoever," said Williams.
"But maybe that's beginning to
change."
Sid Monge s tarted for the
Angels Thursday night and had a
two-hit shutout aoing Into the
~eventh Inning.
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Stan Top El Paso
Tbe Los Angeles Star1111cored a
12·9, 1~·1 1, 12·4 victory over El
j>aso Sol Thursday evening at
MUsion Viejo High School In an
International Volleyball Aun.
mat.ch.
La. A.n1eles, in ~ p'8ce tn
le.ague standin1s. upped ill re.-
cord to 10·3 w Ith the victory.
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CHAIS EVERT CAPTURED THE WIMBLEDON TrrLE TODAY.
No Teaehing Spots
Qual.ified Coaches
·can't Get Hired
<Second la a Series>
By LAUR ENE KEVS
Oltft• Dally l'ilee SI•" Basketball Coach Resigns.
Search for Successor Under
Wuy.
These are common headlines
on the sports pages lately. Yet
the tuk or finding and hiring a
qualified coach is not all that
enss. e~~a~GJlr.afl&.e_Co.1U1t...
area bigb schools .
Wh y!
While there are good coaches
to be found. there must be a posi·
tion open not only as a coach, but
also as a teacher.
That's the rub. In the Newport·
Mesa District there arc few
teaching openings.
And many schools have turned
to walk-on coaches or off.campus
personnel to fill coaching vacan·
cies.
In the hard-hit Newport-Mesa
District approximately 49
coaching jobs are to be filled by
off.campus people.
Zeroing in on the walk·on situa.
lion. the Daily Pilot finds the pro·
blem is not unique lo Orange
County. ·
What causes this problem?
Stabilized population and declin-
ing school enrollmenlaTe two big
factors.
For example. the Newport-
Mesa District, growing by leaps
and bounds 10 years ago, hired
about 250 teachers lo take care of
burgeoning enrollment.
However. the growth s purt
leveled off in 1913,-aecording to
Dr. Norman Loats, deputy school
superintendent. leaving the dis·
tricl with more teachers than It
needed. A continued dip in re·
eistration is expected.
And tenure laws further com·
pUcate the matter. They make it
nearly Impossible for schools to
dismiss a teacher with three or
more years In the district unles14
he has com mitted a serious of·
fense.
Loats says It is not feasible to
hire additlonal lnst.ructors to fill
coachln& vacancies ln a dhitrict
where Uiere Is 1alrelldy a serious
surplu• of teachers.
"lr you t hink we have a pro-
blem now, lm11ine what It will
be like In five years," says Loau.
But Coron a del Mar Hl1h
athletic d irector Ron Duaa
doesn't have to challentt b1a Im·
aglnation with proJ«Uons.
He's facing the tTUCial pro.
bl em right now, O.via bu l2
co,cbinc slots, lncludlnt four
ht'ad var sity jobs whleh tr<'
starred by off.campus pl'ri,onnl'I
Swimming. tenn1:1. water polo
and soccer ha n• .,., alk-on head
coaches.
The id l'nl situation 1o; for a
physical education tcach<'r tu
hold down a coaching JOb a lso.
811t with a limited number of PF.
instructors. It is not pqssible to
fill.aJ! lhe. COAchin&.RO~t.3.
Additio nally, many PE
teachers over the years have quit ,
their coaehing jobs, but hav<'
stayed on In the department.
Consequently. as a means to
combat this problem. schools
have hired an English teacher
who cao also coach baseball for
instance. Or a history instructor
<SeeCOACHt;S, Pa~<'8·7l
Rams Fail
To Get O.J.
LOS ANGELES -Owner Car·
roll Rose nbloom of the Los
Angeles Rams declared Thurs·
day that negotiatiom; to acquire
star runnin$t back O.J . Simpson
from the Duffalo Hills have
failed.
Simpson. a former lleisman
Trophy winn cr fr om th e
University or Southern
California, had declared he
wants to play In California but
that he plans to quJt alter OM'
more year of competition In lht•
NaUonal Football League.
Rosenbloom previously had
said the Rams were intere11ted in
acqu.lring the all·pro.
A D I• &e.,,f,al
SANTA MONICA -World
heavyweight boxing champwn
M uh a m m ad A 11 w 11 1 b <·
hospitalized al least three days
with blood clots In his leJCs. Ult•
boxer's tralncr uld Thursday.
All was odmllled to St. John'11
Hospital ThurAdny nllernoon
art.er arrlvlnl( In Loll Anl(olc11 lo
discuss work on a motion Jllctur<'
~2~2~!~ Mesa, Corona,
who can traln wl'Hlltta.
But if I.be by pothlllcal
hi.story l«acbt'r dttkla
:after uveral years lhal
th• riaors of being a
<'Oacb are wearinC hlm doWn. be ran quit the
wrn WAI Job. And ti the
t;nglllb IHttuctor'• wUe
st>'• It'• btt or the t«tm,
and be opU for her. he
can quit hi• coaehll\&
job.
But there LI notblnl to
prevent them fro m stay·
ing on ln their academic
d e p a rtme nts. Tha l
leavea a coacbln1 vacan·
cy, but no t .. chtnc open·
ing.
This Is not an Unu5Unl
situation. On the con·
trary. it ls happen ng
more and m ore of\en.
leaving achool1 with a
double burden.
There 1s no way to br·
ing a new coach on cum·
pus. And perhaps more
disastrous. the a cademic
dt'partmt'nt is ten with a
teacbtt who m ay have
had more coaching abili-
ty than a cademic ex-
pertise.
.Estancia High CCostu
Mesa> athletic dl~or
Wayne Hughes points out
that when a teacher is
worlling in two depart·
menu . more tha n likely
the academic subject
will be the weake r.
"Academic scores arc
not posted on the board,
and people can't point to
a wl.n:lou recor d it he's
not doing the job," says
Hughes.
Hughes says over the
years the academic de·
partments at Estancia
have been burned once
too onen with incapable
people, a nd they are un·
willing to cooperate in
the hiring or coach~.
Cost a M esa High
athle tic director Bob
Hunte r a dmits al one
llme his a cademic col-
leagues were not very
cooperative in the hiring
o( teacher-coaches, but
s ays the s t r a in has
eased.
Davis nntl Jules Gage.
Newport Ha rbor High
athletic d irector, con·
tend t he academic de-
pa r l m e n h a t th ei r
schools are willing to
beJp.
··Ther e is no way I
would ask a department
to accept a teacher who
was not wc.-11 qualified for
the job,.. says Davis.
.. All my people in PE are
holding down coaching
jobs. I would not be
justified in askln& other
departments to help me
with a coach. unless all
o( my people w ere nlso
coaching.··
El Toro Win
Co•l a M Hia m cb's
twnmer baaltetb•Ulum
baa t•k en ovtt r sole
po&Hulon or first place
ln &be race for tbc Cotta
Mesa L e a&u e cro wn
follow anf Thursda y
nlgbt'a 48-1 victory over
SUta Ana's Fool.hill at
c.oronadel Mu High.
Corona del ath r gave
Cott• Mesa an assist
with a 78• triu mph over
Downey's W ar ren to
knock the la tter a garoe
behind Costa Mesa while
El Toro evened its re-
cord llt J.3 with a 61-49 wm over Garden Grove'¥
Pacifica High.
Gary Wills w as the
leadlng scorer for Mesa.
which upped its rerord lo
~t . scoring 18 points.
Also in double figures for
Costa Mesa were Tim
Young a nd Mike Snow
with a dozen each.
Alex Black led the
Cd M assault with 23
points and J ncque TUl:
chipped in with 18. Also
playing well a nd in twin
digits was Mark Rains.
who tallied 17 as Corona
del Mar took an early
lead and bretted. ho&d·
lftl a Z2·polnt ltad alter tbrMqua~.
Mark Rtll and Rob
Qlarles allared sconnc
honors for El T oro, each
colled~g 18 polnU.
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Fndly July 2.. 1976 DAii. Y PILOT 87
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Newport Nips Estanci&.
SPOITS
H'Park
Founta in Valley 1Uah's
aummer league basket·
ball team Im proved Its U·
Uc cha nces without Un-
in1 a finger 1'hursday
nlcbt as L)•nwood topped
Loi Aml101. 73·63, at the
Hunt Lnst o n B e a c h
circuit.
The result It-aves idle
and unbeaten Fountain
Valley a 1ume ahead ol
Los Am laos with the rest
otlhefleld in a mcu . ,,
W arrt'n und Oa vc
Cibbs eacb scored six
Points In l\t 11rlnu's 20·
point third quurtt'r.
Gary Contnir aso(llun·
tlngon Bu ch rt spoodt-d
w llh 28 po lnh , but
Marina stalled out the
final IK> seconds to clinch
the win.
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prised Estancia. 43·39. as
Hollypark
the winner& ~ot tota l
balance w Ith nine players
In theacor ln& column and
no one lo double n1urc:1ln
theotht>r lirt at HB Hip .
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measure or Edison. 63·~·
while Villa Park dumped
Lon e Uo a c h Wilson,
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U OAILX PILOT ftlday J~Jy 1 1915
·weekend Calendar
·1 4th Regatta Slate~
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• By ALMON IA)(KAB£\' oau,,.,, .. ...,,.. ... ._
While "t all ships," tr;i~oceanu:
r ac~r1, co;u t a l crul6cn and
"character boats " u~ parading lo ob-
servance of the nation's blct•ntt·nnial.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club will ~
holl to the stay.at-homes in lb lrpdi-
tlontl Inde pend ence 1)ay Rcgat.ta
Satutday and Sunda,y.
The regatta is invitational to AJI
class" salUng on coUrse. lnJS(de Ult
bay an~ oulatde Newport Jlar borc....
Also on the Oran&.e CoilSt. u ano
Poml Yllcht Club wOl litqe Its In·
dependen(e Day f\egatta wtth amall
boa\.S suil\llg inside the hath« en
Saturday . a nd three chs s e~ or
Performance llllndtcap Racing Fleet
, yachts racin out.side on SUnday
ol the rocinc Ottls u the rormer
m ake their way to Cata.Una laJand for
a .. wt'eke.('ld of relaxauon·· in the
numerou11 crowded lsland covH.
Far to t he north. a larie neet ol
ocun golng yachts -lncludtnc
severol from SoutMm C"JifornJ,_ -
wlll be anawcranc the atMtlni s lgnaJ
for tbe Vict.oti•. B.C. to MauJ race.
Souther,. C:allfornha Yachting As·
IOC:lat~n c~lcndar;
1:61-A•tcele ~Loq .Beacb
'At..\lU1'0 S BAY YACHT CLUB -
Fouth of> July Refa\la, all classes. Sak!rda.y~Sunday.
SEAt. B&ACH YACHT CLUB -
·St rt )!ufoflull Transpac race, Sun·
day.~n.'t
' S~•ta Mealu Bay · sout~ BAY YACHT R ACING ,, ••• Cla••re
CLUB -Holiday Senes, keelboats, T ·l L Ch Saturd'ay. e rr .Ynn asc,
WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUB -F ount a m Valley's
Marina de1 Rey to San Diego race, qOeen. will compete
startS Saturday. for ti ti e o f Miss
' RK P) -now lhc W1eafhtt tirk''M1We.tlllonlnii'f4 .
Report: 75 percent chanct' or loud nul e and other '!he Weather R~ does experiment with ele«·
wretched d rum mine CXCC$Se5, follo" cd by .-n cl<:c· tromcs --: Zawlnul b surrounded by electronic
trical disturba nce and 25 percent possibility of an ~lzardry mcludln• • machlno that produces roar·
occasional areat sax or ke)'board olo. int train •nd Coe horn soundll. And It has lhe ob-
Tbe Weather Report, a Jan qurntet huded by llgat.ory conao pla.1ff and hla wrac k of cutesy
lteyboardi t Joe Zawinul nnd s u ophonist Wayne thing• to ba na. But tho music s\lll comes out Jan.
Sbprter, has ila r oots In the music or the late Can·
nonball Adderley <whence cume Zuwinul) and
Mil es Davis <Sborter's mentor). But somebody bt'l·
ter tell the rhythm section.
THESE TWO GREAT SOWISTS were un·
dermlned In Wednesday night's Newport Jan
Festival concert by a gimmicky co~u player
named Manolo Badrena who broke three l>llcks
pounding on ever;ylhing from eowb<'lls to potcovers
ruld a drummer named Alex Acuna who apparently
can't bear to play softly and bas a fetish for the dis·
co beat.
But get those seasoned professionals Za winul
a nd Shorter alone and the skies are clear -im·
aginallon, inte rlinking solos, some beautiful, funky
melodies.
GROUPS LIKE THE BllECXEll8 and Jan
modernists llkf' Hancock. The Weather Report,
t:lvln Jones, Billy Cobham and McCoy Tyner havo
attracted the blgaest crowds al the fesUval. •
Producer George Wein saya that 1ttendance al
concer\.S by more tradiUonal performen has been
so-so. So far . u four-concert tribute to Duke Ell·
logton by the J au Repertory Company has fall~ to
fall Carnegie Hall.
•tThe. Ellington saga is the most important
thing in the festival for lhe continu•oce or jau In
the classical sense," says Wein. "We don'I. predJct
big audiences for at, but we're fighting to &et one
beeause that 's where the future of jau Is."
But the kids want the Jau·rock-diaco pastiche
-and they're the ones bu.yingall those records.
ANOTHER POPULAR Pourth •f
July r eAalla wtiicti draws nunierows
local sailors Will be Alum1tos Bay
Yacht Club's J~ual lndC'pende{ICt! '
Day event for I classes Satufl(lay
and Sunday at.Lo Beach. ,
Oce an r a c in ~atam aran fen·
thusiasts wiJI co regale orr Point
Fermin lo bid bo rnyagr to rl\•c
muJtihull yat'hls s \'tng orf on lhC'
biennia l M ult1hul\ Tran1>pac t o
Honolulu.
San oteco Ora nge County F air SILVERGAT E YACHT CLUB -in compe tition JuJy ZAWINUL, WHO WAS WITH Cannonball when ------------------
Fouth or July Overnight, Saturday, 9. The S-8, l 20-pound Allderley recorded his top seller "Mercy. Mercy," ~---...-~lk 1 ll•'"-'•lililllil111111i.
Sunday. t t . k' gave his best performance alone on the stage play· BUDGET DY .... O ru .... ~up SOUTHWESTE RN YACHT CLUB ~n r a n . COJ?YS s t -ing a piano, the onJy time in the concert the t radi· " • .... ..-
-Finish Marina dcl Rcy to San Diego mg, s.wtmmmg and tional88were used . '-c·-------.~-
race. Sunday ; trophy pr esentation modehng. It was a pleasing, lyric cameo lo which Shorter HO CHil61 S3100 S3300 S3500
Monday. ----------later a ttached his own lilting interpretations and 0¥8 ·~ u~ ao,&.
And sli ding down thf.' coast on thr
wings of a westerly breeze will be 300
sailing yachts participaung in th(• an·
nual Marina del Rey to San Diego
race.
MIS.SION BAY YACHT CLUB -counterpoint. -~,....._-CA.ts.-s.•.ua.en,l'ICS.-.,noc..
Firecracker Series. junior and senior, 'ff tJ ' The Weather Report. which records for Colum· PlllCIS IHCLUDI AUL.Mm ·~MIWPARTS'ol~ Saturday Sunday Mooday us er bia, is anothe r one of those modern Jan groups .UAaAMTllD l'OI IO MOS. oa It.°" ..a ~ ~
_ 'North a~laland . Which has opted for the jau-rock sound, though to -----1NCW.-. ··---' -----
YACHTSMEN TAKJNG a break
from the rigors of racma will pro
bably cross the bows -or \•ice versa
SANTA BARBARA YACllT CLUB Zawinul's and S borter 's cred it they avoid the ~
-Semana Nautica, Saturday, Sun· J dg d temptation or throwing everything but the kitchen LUBE & OIL CHANGE
day. u e Sink into their formuJa. S 3 9 5 l~UOU UI' TO .1!1!!111!1
WESTLAKE YACHT CLU B -ao~~~i,OUHE mi1i Firecracker Regatta, Saturday. , MANY GROUPS, INCLUDING THE highly -----------------.;:. ___ _
Al' Wirt .....
MISSING AT SEA
Mike Flanegan
Tall Ships Ready
For Big Parade
NE WPO RT. R.I. (i\P 1-The Coast Guard bark
Eagle Jed the international tall ships· fleet out of
Newport Harbor Thursday bound for a parade of
sails past the skyscrapers of New York lo mark the
nation's 200th Fourth of July.
A dense fog caused the tall ships a nd their ac·
companying armada to delay getting under way for
four hours before the Eagle was pulled away from
her berth by tugs.
THE PROCESSION PAST colonial forts near
Newport Harbor and up Narragansett Ray around
Gould Island was expected to last nearly three
hours
The• Coast Guard had difficulty moving boat
traffic out o! the way at the start of the parade or
sails but even\ll ally cleared a path for some of the
i>m aller vessels. to leave ahead of the square rig-
gers.
l y h s THE EAGLE, A STATELY 295-foot ship used lo I 8C t eeD, train Coast Guard cadets. led the Oeet past the
thousands or sights~rs gathered here abd along
B N :"Jarragansett Bay lo bid farewell to the ships. Ut Ot The Soviet UnM>n has two huge square-riggers
in the procession d classically rigged tall ships.
I Ski Including t he s maller sloops. schooners and ls pper ketches. about 30 couot.ries are represented.
LONDON <AP ) --The
yacht Galloping Gael.
competing in the single
handed T r a ns a tlantic
race. has been fou nd
drift ing with no sign or
her Can adian skipper.
Mike Flana gan, race or-
ganizers reported today.
The 38-root Galloping
Gael was found Wednes·
day by u ship identified
as the Gr eek mot or
\'('SSel N1m a. said to be
sailing from Liverpool to
Ca n ada . Ll o yd 's
Register docs not list
such a vessel.
The yacht was bonrded
some 6000 miles off New-
found I a nd . P l'rsona l
possessions wer e adcn·
ti fled.
The N1ma took the
yacht In tow, but it broke
away in fog and could noi
be r etrieved, the o r·
gnnlzcrs sa id.
The Gollopinf( Gnel Is
one of the Jester class.
the smallest cla ss <'Om
peting in the r ace. which
began from Plymouth,
En1tland, June 5.
The 125 . com petltors
rnn Into storms In lhc
fi rst few da ys a nd more
thnn 30 ·dropped out.
But by lust weekend the
weather was r cporl<'d
much calmer for the sur·
vivors.
Fre nchm a n E r ic
Tabarly sail ed across
the finishing ll nl' at
Newport. R.I .. We<ines-
day to win the 3.()00.mjlc
race in bis 73-rool ketch,
Pen Dulek VI.
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American Sailor's
Impossible Task
SEATT LE CAP) -Jim Whittaker, the first
American to reach the summit or Mount E verest,
would prefer not fo tinish lasl in the upcoming
2.300-m ile ocean y ~cht race from Victoria, Canada lo
Maui. The r ace starts Sunday.
But he says he has few illusions about winning.
Even the na me or bis b4at, the lmPoSsible, refiects
that. .
Whitta ker 's boat , a 35-foot Fuji ketch, was de·
signed for cruising, not racing against such ocean
11pe<'dsters as Ragt11J1e, J oli and Sorc ery -
fnvorites in the 30-boat r'acc which begins Sun~ay.
TllE SEATTLE MQUNTAIN cllmbeT says he
expects hill s ail to be more run a nd less dangerous
than his Everest climb or his abortive attempt t.o
.conquer K2, the world's second highest mountain.
"It '11 k lhd or nice that you don't have to bust
your back scaling u vertical wull hauling supplies."
he irnys or tht' dlrterenccs between the t wo adven·
tun~s.
"AND TllER E ARE NO porten to hire thal
mhthl go on strike."
II<' est1 mate11 ll will take the Impossible about
20 days to mukt• tht' Victoria to Maui r aee. .
"It took about the same number of days to l(O
185 milts on the Jo;vtrest expidltiqn," he say~. "And
we had 907 porters Ptlt'king 12 tons of food and
('(lUi pmt'nl. ·'
Yachters Warned
Of Bridge Closing
" Local ma riners planning to crulse In the Lont
Beach Harbor a rea are advised by the Coast Guard
that the Schuy ler Heim lift bridge over Cerritos
Channel will be closed in the down pos ition through
July 23. Th<? bridge crosses Cerritos Channel at the
Terminal Isla nd Freeway. The closure Is necessaey
for repair work to the bridge's lift span drlve
motors.
Traffic under the bridge will be limited to a
\'ertlcal clearance or n feet al mean b~h water.
For furtht r lplol'mation check tbe Local Notice to
Marine~ or call the 11th CoGSt Guud District Aids
to NavtgaUon ortice, (213) S90·2222.
H I fol touted Herbie Hancock who appeared earlier in the ~ •H IL CAMtMO HAL. TUSTIN PHOMI 14~zn e p fttHval, have been criticittd for-trying to sett no UOM.HAaoa.SAMT•AMA~ UNMI
cords by toning dbwn the jau and turning on the 19001 llOOllHUHT, HUNTIM6TOM RACH '6M1M .roc'..:~k~·:s:a:ls:a~a:n~d:_::d~isco::'.~·~H~an~c:oc~k~'~s~aJ~bu~m:_·~·tt~e~a~d~h~un~-~~~~~·~~~.,..~!riM!!k!•!.._!!..,!! .... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
NAS HVILLE , Tenn .. -
<AP) -Judge Charles
F. Galbreath of the Ten·
nessee Court of Criminal
Appeals s ays Hustler
Magazlnc 's oCfc r to pay
his $44,000 salary for life
if he is impeached is "a
fine gesture."
In its July issue. the
magazine r a n a leller
from Galbreath saying
he enj oys reading some
pornography and is an
avid fan of I.be put>1lca·
lion.
GALBR EATH HAS
been criticized by fellow
judges for wri\ing the
letter . which appeared
on offi'c l nl Court of
Criminal Appeals sta·
tio n e r y . Tb e s tale
Judicial Standards Com·
mission is investlgating
the matter.
As a r esult, Hustler
publisher La rry Flynt
h as o ffe red to p ay
Galbreath's salary for
life if he is impeached by
the Gener al Assembly.
"f CAN'T SEE the
General Asse mbly being
stupid enough to im-
peach me. althouah the
Genera l Assembly bas
done some stupid things
in the past," Gal breath
said.
Jn the past few years.
Galbreath has officiated
at public ized wedding
ceremonies on a ferris
wheel and al Tootsie's
Orchid Lounge, a t avern
known for its celebrit~
clientele. !
Blaze
Douse rs
Honore
I
An a wards prognm
has been established by
Orange County's South
batt.alion firemen lo caJI ·
attention to citizens who
help pre vent fires or
other hazards.
The llremen, who work
In southern M lsslon Vie·
jo, San Juan Capistrano,
South L a guna a nd
Capistrano Beach: s aid
citizens orten give valua·
ble assistance. ·
AREA RESIDENTS
a r e bcln g as k ed to
nominate individuals for
the award when they feel
be or she werrants r e·
cognition. Nomin.Uon
forms m ay be obtained_
from an y o f the
pa rticipating fire at.a·
lions.
Although the &\\!ards
will be given on a con-
tinue! basis, a CWzen of
the Year Award, is also
planned. ,.
Further' Information
cen be obtained by eon~
tarting Capt. Jim Hale at
831·9290.
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F:rio.y, July 2. 1178 DAIL y PtLOT c I
Coa~~ to· Sparkle S~day
By MICHAEL PASKEVICB OflloeO.Oy ...... .._..
There's no danaer ot boredom
on this biunten.Ual weeken.d
because tbe Orange Coast area is
pullln1 out a II lhe. stops to
celebrate our ZOOth birthday.
Traditional fireworks, parades,
and entertainment are Just part or
the picture. There are al5o beauty
cootuta, dog conte&ts. bike
parades and kissing contests, lo
name just a few.
H UNTI NGTON BEACH :
Bicentennial 4th of July Parade.
12:30 p.m . This Is I.he largest such
parade tn California, with over
2,000 participants. The route runs
from Main and FYank:turt streets
to Lake Park. Grand Marshal will
be Earl Holliman. Free ad·
miasion.
FOUNTAIN VAll.EV: A pic-
nic will be held from 1 p.m. until
dark Sunday at tbe Recreation
and Cultura l Center at
Brookhurst Street a nd Heal
Avenue. Fireworks WLll follow al
dark.
lllVINE: The City of Irvine will
present a massive fireworks dis -
play about 9 p.m . a l Mason
Regional Park, July 4th. The dis-
play, sponsored by the Irvine
Bicentennial Committee, the
Irvine Jaycees and lbe City or
Irvine. will last 30 minutes and in·
elude hundreds or fireworks and a
grand finale that will coo.sist of
Hunbngton Beach's Fourth of July parade
will be the largest in California, with
over 2,000 participants expected Sunday.
<Mariners and Dover drives) al
10 a.m. with a decorated bicycle
parade. The Newport Jan
Ensemble, the Mariners Sunrise
Slocers and folk singing with
Ruth Hamel will be featured .
TberewUI be games. Free.
over 200 red. while and blue sbeJls
f<r a special salute. The elaborate
di.splay eosl SS,000, but admission
isftee.
DANA POINT: Dana Point
Harbor will celebrate the bicen-
tennial. July 4th. with a fireworks
extravaganza over the water,
beatnnioe at dusk. There will be
free helium b-11oons for the kids
and the-ac.eoie barbor's bevy or
boats .. m. be out in (tlll sail to
1tnt1ance Uie aflemoo1f activities
inch.tdlnc picnicking, boating and
sight.seeine. Some restaurants
WUt~pro-v1chr1ratd<10r p1ltiO
specials during the afternoon.
t\'EST•INSTE&: The city will
present a bicentennial celebra-
tion Sunday at Westminster High
School stadium. All local
churches llave tiffn invited to al·
tend and participate ill a com-
bined choir. under the direction of
Donald Uck. Al 9 p.m. there will
be a fireworks demooatratioo.
FYee admission.
S~N IUAN CAPIS'l'llANO: A
picnic will be held from 10 a.m . to
6 p.m. at the corner of Camino
Capistrano and Del Obispo. The
.
Chamber of Commerce hopes the
whole city will attend. Free.
SAN CLEMENTE: At 10:30
a.m. there will be a dedication in
Bonita Park followed by a
barbecue at San Clemente Beach.
There will be fireworks al dusk,
Sao Clemente Pier. Free.
COST A MESA: The City of
Costa Mesa· s bicentennial
weekend celebration will begin
with a m\ASic:al performance by
the United States Marine Corps
Band, tonight al 7:30 in Uons
Park, 18th and Park aueets,
Costa V eaa (free). -
At Orange Coast College. the
city or Costa Mesa is presenting a
tribute with drill teams and
fireworks at 7 p.m . July 4.
General admission is adults 50
cents. children. under 12, 2S
cents.
The Balboa Improvement As·
sociation is also presenting an ex·
travaaanza on Saturday, with a
parade beginning at l0 :30a.m .. at
15th Street and proceeding down
Balboa Boulevard to Balboa
Park. The parade will lnclude
police co lor guards. Miss
Teenage California and Newport
Beach Mayor Howard Rogers.
Various free activities are
planned for the remainder or the
afternoon. There will be an old·
rasbtoned.batbing beauty contest.
a kissioc contest and dog judgin1.
IN THE EVENING <Saturday)
adi:reworlts display will be s>tt·
sented on the Balboa Pier at about
8:30p.m .
On the 4th. the 16th annual
Character Boat Parade will begin
in Newport Harbor at 1 p.m. En· l ertainer William Demarest
has been named Grand Marshal
and will preside over the boa ls de·
corated on lbe tbeme "Happy
Birthday Amerlc:a." Judging and
prbe awarding wUI take place at
the Balboa Bay Club.
Fireworks will set the sky aglow over
Sleeping Beauty Castle at Oi$neyland
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NEWPO&T BEAal: The city
b offerlna no. let1 than three
separate parades and two
ftreworks displays. On Saturday,
the Newport Beach Department
of Parks. Beaches and Recreation
is sponsorin1 the Third Annual
Old-fashioned Fourth ot July pic-
nJc. It will begin al Mariners P~k
On Sunday evenlnc. fireworks
will n are at the Irvine Coast Coun-
try Club, Pacific Coast Highway
near Fashion Island. Newport
Beach. The program beglns at
dark. Free.
at 9 p .m. Sunday in what has become a
traditional Orange County Independence
Day display of pyrotechnics. ..
This bicentennial
holiday is a good
time to look
backward: At Balboa,
it's to-a 1920
bathing beauty
contest (below)
ON THE COMMEaCJ.AL side,
Disneyland ln Anaheim will offer
four limes as mally fireworks as
usual alona with the conllnwng
American on Parade present&·
lion. $4.50 adulu. Sl.50children.
Knotts Berry Farm in Buena
Park will present a free patriotic
ceremony at 10:30 a.m. July 4 at
Independence Hall at Knolls.
There wUl be a ringing or the
Knott's Liberty Bell at 11:00 a.m.
coinciding with the ringing of the
Uberty Bell in Philadelphia.
And Here's More
For Fourth of July
Other local and region_!l Fourth of July events of interest include:
BICtNTENNIAL PET PARADE -9:30 a.m . Saturday at
Fashion Island. Newport Beach.
SPEEDBOAT REGATTA -Noon to 5 p.m. Sunday al Marine
Stadium, 5255 Appian Way, Long Beach.
FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR -Starts 6:30 p.m. Sunday in
.·
Veterans Stadium. Long Beach, and includes gospel singing. $1. •
11 .
which will be
commemorated in
similar fashion (left).
Uon Country Safari, Laguna
Hilla. will add an ex tra
performance or the Royal Con·
tineotal Circus . Regular ad-
mission of S4.ts adults and S2.95
children 3-11 includes a drive·
through tour of the wlld animal
park.
LONG BEACH FIREWORKS-About9p.m.Sunday from Pier J .•'
just south of the Queen Mary's stern. Vantage points for the half-\
hour show Include shoreline near Alamitos Avenue, boats on
Queensway Bay and decks of the Queen Mary-
Tommy W a Iker Productions
will present a fireworks show al
Anaheim Stadium Sunday at
dark. Reserved seats for the
lhree·hour show beginning at 7
p.m. are 14. $$ and $6, with
general admission set at $3.
Children 12 and under and senior
citizens wUI receive a $1 discount.
BIG BE~R EVENTS -Picnic and parades all day Saturday,
parade 2 p.m . Sunday and fireworks at dark Sunday.
LOS ANGELES PARADE -"The All Nation. All People
Parade." begins at noon Sunday along Wilshire Boulevard, from
downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica (18 miles). Longest U.S. •
bicentennial patade. · •
LAKE ELSINORE -Parade or lighted boats decorated in bl~en·
tennial theme, begins at dusk Sunday.
ROSE BOWL SHOW -Circus and fireworks show, 8 to 10 p.m .
Sunday at the Rose Bowl, Pasadena. $3·4 adults. $1.50 children.
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TV Nets to Ca-teh 4th-
LOS ANGELES <AP> -There wlll be so much t.ele•l•lon coverqe of .the nation's blc~etebratJon Sunday t.hal lf you
uen't home watchtnt the tube you'll pro-l>•bl1 be oa ll. CBS <Channel 2) ii devotln1 Ill full
.,,_cut day, from I un. unUI mldnl1ht.
to c:dvertn1 America's 300tJ\ blrtbday party,
televlainl trom more than 40 differeot loca· u... ~
NBC (\.-naanel 4) will be on the air from 8
a.m. to I p.m. with reports from more than
• plaea, followed bl the evenioa by two
bluntennlal-related eatertalnmenl sr-lala.
)"Ill car..Y two one·hour pro1rama centered on live events during the day and then will
put on another one·hour show late at night
to summarize the day's hilhUthl8.
But ABC's llmlted approach, similar to
the manner In which it covers lhe preslden-
Ual nominatJng conventions, also stems
from another conalderatJon : How m any
people are 1oln1 to want to sit in front of
tMlr television sets all day on a special
summer holiday?
in Washinaton, D.C. The landing of th•"
manned \American spacecraft on M~
originally scheduled for Sunday, has~
postponed. • .. .
NBC, IN ADDmON to chronlclln1 -~ is special about Ammca on this partle\I
day. wlJl ctevote 10me of Its attention
what la 1pec,lal about America every da..
says Shad Na rthshleld, executive producil ot the networl '1 bicentennial covera1e.
NortJ\1hleld 1ay1 NBC plans to et·
"WE FEEL THAT not that many people compllth the utter by focusin1 on ~ are 1oln1 to be slWnJ. down watch in< wbo are on the Job u usual Sunday, "
televlaion for 12boun,"11y1 Walter Pfister what they have-to do to keep the c
Jr., vice president ot apedal TV news pro-worlrlna'' -servicemen In Europe
'l'WS Dl8l'lA Y ol el«tronic wb.ardry as 1nm1 at ABC. Asi1, boepital workers in Wuhinston. D.C .•
tbe two Det•orb Kip .croa tbe countl'y "They're 1oin1 to be barbecuin1. at the polic.and Clre fl#btel'I in otber cities. •
ad aromd the world promiMI to be u beach. at t.be loul firemen's parade, at a Nearly all o( ~BC'• ~erqe will be Uv~
d•nttq a DJ ftrewmb abow. fireworks show." al leut on tbe 'Enst Cout: but u with ,...
''Tllla will be Ola" molt atemm cov· CBS and NBC know t.bey're 1ambUng IUlar pro1ramini,nt tape wlll be used f<lt 1 ens• ol aa1 1tna1e ct., U.. man landed wtt.b all-day coverqe ot the blcentennJll, otber time 10neti wilb notblnl older than d
oa tbe lqOOll ia llil, .. NP Walter Crooklte, but execuUvea lb.,.. ny the day's unique-boun, Nort.hsbie dl"111·
who will ucbor tllle CBI...._ ... "We will net1 warn.nta the rt.t. Leiser aap CBS'11 telec-.st wlll be aboat ~
bne more remot.el IC.aa..d. nationwide "What We'r e hoplq, what we're proQJot~· 153ce°!1l!e. 1'aped ete ma'! wil!,_la• ;mtba.n .. -:· . !nl~11a1~~~~.,·~~--.~ ""~. .rrr_..,c. ~ ~ ~ ·.-~-.z~w:t.zt.W<.i.a..~-1?~~~~.ne en ~~"Cfl -r¥!ln• ween one . :~~.tiJ§;T. ·-c;i • •Jroil'G.V.\rori ~verage 'tieckudaeehowotherpeoplearecelebrat· two inJntitel!P'tbe ieneetiOQI of twc> dozen t.K-. this wW lte a aaee-la-a..Ufetlme Ju-Inc.'' 11" Ernest Leber. senior producer prominent Americ• tllinkers. also one to .,
lJ 4 wtlh a aped..._. ....-.-o1 eventa al ta.e CBS co.erase. two mlnulel m l•natb;\ re.rum ot tbe best of
toaee. ,. AU three aetworb will be on hand for a Charles Curall'i .. On the Road'"-plec:a(aod
ABC (Qaanel 1) lsa't t&norint U.e number or events, lncludlat President a ba.lf·bour proaram r~ Eollancl'• BIC fMttMtw but .... • polllt ia dQplkatiQ1 Ford'• speech from hlclependence Hall tn about the bicen~n.nial 1celebrat1oo ln Loni-
tta. eom,.ue.n wlda .U.U, eoftl'ace.. It Pldledelpbla ad a folk festival on tbe mall don.
DAILY PILOT
Haitian Art. to QPen Galleries I ~xhibits
... NDOCINO' (OETAIL)BY DAMTOIGO
See "Wetercolora and Oh' M """'
Tiie Arts hi Brief
HAITIAN ART -Pamtinas and fC\llpture, Tun·
d•y thr0\l1h Aue l at Bird's Sye View C•llery.
3420 Va• Oporto (Lado V1lluge). New'°" hac:b.
11 a.m. tos p.m . Tuesday-Sund•y. Free.
WATERCOLO&S AND OILS By Dan Toigo,
Saturday throu•h Jul)' 29 at the Ddhlle Gallery,
1432 S. Coast lli1hway, Lqwia Beach. 11 a.m. to
5 p.m . Tuesday-Thursday. Saturday and Sunday.
free.
SEASCAPES And landscapes. by Alex
Dllsut-1kl, now through August at 3617 E . Coit:.l
H11hway, Corona del Mar. 1 to 9 p m Tuesday.
SalW'day. Free ,
P.lfOTO EXHIBIT -By Rosamond Pursel.
tr1vellnc abow at lhe Hunlln.tton Beach Library. Tal~rt Avenue al Golden West Street. 'i\ow ~h lhe end of July. 9a.m.1o 9 p.m. Monf'ay-
Tbunday, 9 a .m to s p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. Saturday. Free. ·
PO&T &AITS -Of !ilm s tars and famous
persons, b)• A rt1s Lane, now at Petrlcks
'Great Weekend' Set
South Coast Plua Hotel in Costa Mesa is
celebrating the Fourth or July with "The Great
American Weekend," a program or dining and
entertainment which begins tonight.
Scheduled is the Orange County Rhythm
Machine jazz group from 6 to lO:JO o'clock
tonight (SS, includes two cocktaHsJ. A steak fry
(14 .25) will be held from S t.o 9 p.m. on the Game
Deck M Saturday. A picnic 1$2.50) with a Dix·
ieland band and games will be held on the Game
l>tck" Sunday and a brunch ts scheduled from IO
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday ($5.2S, includes cham-
pagne).
Additional information is available by calling
540-2500. The hotel is located at 666 Anton Blvd.,
across Bristol Street from South Coast Pina.
Los A•~~· BaUei ~ ....
July 13 through Aug. 8 are the dates set for the
third annual season of the Los Angeles Ballet at
Century City. A full-length production of "Cin-
derella." an evening of Genhwin music and a
\'ariety of other works are planned, with
ballerinas including Laguna Beach 's Polly
Shelton. Single tickets will be SJ.SO lo S7 and sub-
St'ription series at SI 1 50 lo $24.50. Information is
available by calling <21J 1478·0207.
J'rihute io 1tlulc!•b ,
benefit Women's American ORT <Orga nization
for Rehabilitation through Training).
'f'l•f••'• Raintlo..,' Tlr•t•
The box office is now open for "Fioian's
Rainbow," a musical to be presented al 8 p.m.
Aug. s. 6, 7. 12, 13 and 14 in the Fullerton College
Campus Theater, 321 E . Ch apman Ave ..
Fullerton. Tickets at S2.50 adults. $1 .50 students
may be reserved by ulling 871-8007, ext, l1,-M
1f71,8101. For grou1J6 oC 10 or more, tickets cost Sl
~rperson.
Boric ••d Pep Co•~rC•
The Sy Ivers. The Grass Connection. Dorothy
Moore and Johnny Taylor will perform July 17 at
Ute Inglewood Forum. Tickets at SS. 7S to $7. 75
are available at Mutual Agencies and Ticketron.
Jesse Colin Young and Emmylou Harris will
perform at 7: JO p.m. July lS al Sao Diego's Civic
Theater. 202 C St., 1-~10 ($5.SO·S7.S0). Kris
Kristofferson arid Rita Coolidge will perform at 8
p.m. July 16 . also at the Civic Theater
S6.50·S8.501. And Mac Davis will appear there al
7:JO p.m . July 18 ($5.50·$7.SOI.
Extra performances have been added lo
several <'vents at the Universal Amphitheater in
lini\'ersal City. New schedule is· Electric Light
Orches tra, Aug. 9·12, Barry Manilow. Aug
13-15; Unda Ronstadt. Sept. 7·12. Tickets are on
sale at Ticketron, Mut.Ual and Liberty agencies.
GaUerlM, 1741 W•tdlff Ortve. Newport Beacla.
10 a.m . to 6 p.m. 1'*day·Satutday, noon to s p.m. Sunday. Free
FOLK PAP E&·ClJTS -In Polis h Sl~•le, made by
dtte>upage students . now lhrough J\Jly 26 at the
Or•.n1e Coaat CoUcgt> Library. 2701 1-·alrvltw
Road, Costa Men. 9 a.m. to 9 p m Monday.
Thursday. 9 a. m. lo 4 p m Friday Free.
'SALUTE TO AMERICAN ARTISTS' -Now
through July 21 at Mu1rheud Gulleries Ltd.,
South Coast Plau. Costu Mei.a. Lithographs und
serigraphs by Corito Kent, l.eroy Neiman and
others. 10 a.m . to 9 p.m weekdays. JO ll.m . to 6
p.m . Saturdays, noon lo 5 p.m. Sundays.
PAIEHTS WITHOUT PAITHQS
PllSINTS OUI
BICENTENNIAL DANCE
• TWO UYI IAMDS • TWO •tMOS Ofl MUStC
• HllWO.S IMSl'\AT AT DUSl
SU.. NOM THI IA1.COMY
NIDAY, JULY 1, 1976
DOOH ONM AT I P.M.-DAMCI AT ' P..M.
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' 'TWO-WO•JlN I ROW -Indian µolnlincs by
Genevieve Bennet. prints and palntinas by
Melissa Gurdua-Moiselman. now throuah Aua. 30
at Designs Recycled Gallery, 619 N. Harbor
Blvd .. Fullerton. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday·
Sttturday. Free.
GROUP SHOW -Olis by Ted OeGra1la und Bill
Bender and lu~ sculpture by George Spencer.
(Se-e GALLERIES, Pase C5)
SUNROWER
& BRISTOL
SAFEWAY CENTER IAao..._,,._,
GIAND & 171 ST.
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JULY 2ntl THRU
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M0<e than 270.000 'Qu.ire feel ol phtlcnng ~1h1bll5 3nd
dispt.,ys gw1n~ you 1h., opoortun11y 10 $Ee 1u~1 wll.ll you
wJnl dnd r•eed lo• vou• home .ind gdrdcn
See leading lines ol Mobtle Homes on d1spl11y showing the vrry ~ l1nest 1n de~1gn f0t your luxurious Southern C,;ltfornia ltv1ng. : Patrice Munsel. Howard Keel, Eartha Kitt.
Larry Ke rt and a I urge cast will present .. A
t.fosical Jubilee," a tribute to the musical com-
tdy from Johann Strauss to J erome Kern, J uly 26
tnrough Aug. lS at Ambassador Auditorium, 300 ft'. Green St .. Pasadena. Tickets are priced at
$4.50 to $12.50 a nd tickets are available a t Mutual
•nd Liberty agencil'S and Tickelron, or by call·
mg (213> 577·"1 l weekdays.
........ you'll see m1tl1Qns ol dollars worth ol oulStdnd1ng exh1bth and
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CORONADO 2l n " Clift CRNTR R • The Muckenthaler Art School will begin its Emmer classes the week of July 12. Among the
bJects are ballet for children and adults. paint·
and drawing. ceramics. and arts and crafts. ~·erage cost is SIS Additional information 1s
Cva1lable from 879-689>. ThC' school is located at ~1 W. Malvern Ave .. FUiierton.
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~ Bob McAllister. star of TV's "Wonderama." MARINA
~Jll host his "Kids Arc Proplr Too" show lo the -...rc~o "-•
kaheim High School Auditorium. on Lincoln D-,.._. H.._,, CA.
£enu<' nl Harbor noule\'urd. at 1 and 3 p.m . Ju-"'-: 171 41 4'6·6177
25. T ickets arc S2 50. SJ 50 and 14.50 and may
rellf'rved by calling 558· 1132. Funds will
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A G~la Wine Tasting Pagcanr & Festival
Dcpit't llljt the hcrit:i~c of the California wine industry and the part it has played in the
development of this natio n·, colorful hi~ory .
3:30 to R:OO P.M.
Sa1urtl.1y. July J. I "76
Outdoor~ m cht Villa d 'Amici Courtyard overlook~ beautiful
· Newport 8.1y ;md the Pucifac O<:can
AT PROMONTORY POINT IN NEWPORT BEACll
200 Promontory Drive West :at l'adflc CAut Highway
Br~ads &. Cheeses
Hundreds of Fine Winu to T:ute
Every Type -Every Style
Early California Cdstumcs
ADMl SSION S10.00 PER PERSON
THE GREATEST OUTDOOR SUMMER WINE TASTING FESTIVAL IN
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A GEORGE COlOURIS PflOOUCTION
of what PeoPI•
are feeling,
saying
and doing
every day
in the
DAILY PILOT
.
,Jazz•an
Bob Smiet an and his J an AU Stars wlll
play every Friday bcginolng tonight at 8
o'clock at Harry's New York Bar and
· Grlll, 4241 Ma rtingale Way, Newport
., &acb. The group will aJso play from 4 to
8 p.m. every Monday st arting next week
at The Up Beat Club, 12745 Garden Grov6
Blvd .• Garden Grove.
Charm Spices Up Dining
One or the best spot.s on the
Oranee Coast for pleasant mid·
day dining -as we learned one
ol those warm June days this
wee.It -is the Old Brussels in
Laguna Beach. ·
In addition lo Its location, this
relilaurant com es through in the
other areas that insure a red·
letter dining experience: top-
notch food, service and decor.
The Old Brussels was taken
over last yea r by a n e w
owner/managem ent Learn, Pal
O 'D a ly and Julian T \lvar .
Ve t e r a n O r a n ge Coun t y
rt!lilaur ateurs. t hey immediately
imj>Osed some fresh and in·
novative touches while retaining
the charm of the old-world al·
mosp.bere .
Since w e we re eminently
satisfied with dinner under the
direction of Tovar and O'Daly, it
wasn't too surprising that our
first Old Brussels lunch since
they took cha rge yielded an
equally enjoyable repast.
Lunch is ser ved from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m .. Monday through Satur·
day. The midday menu offers a
nifty selection of sandwiches,
salads and egg dishes, tocether
with a daily special.
An especially recommended
salad is the fruit compote and
cheese plate. $2.95. Along with
~ Out 'n' About ]
Nonnm~
g~erous portions of the entree.
you'll receive assorted crackers
and a glass of the house Chablis
wine.
More sa lad selections include
the fruit salad (served with lime
sherbet or cottage cheese and
finger s andwiches>. $2.95: chef's
salad (Julienne of ham. turkey.
Swiss cheese, choice of dress·
ing), S2.95; green goddess salad
(t ossed with croutons and
shrlmp),$2.50.
TOP SAND.WICB prospects i.n·
elude the Gotham special (cor·
ned beef and Swiss cbeeaeoo rye.
s tuffed with cote slaw and
thousand island dressing, garni>.
$2.75; the grilled bacon, tomato.
avocado and cheddar cheese
t with sour doU.gb bread, salad du
jour>. S2.9S.
Omelettes, served with toast.
preserves, whipped buUer and
potatoes du jour, include the
crabmeat and mushroom, S2.95_;
bacon and cheese, S2. 75: nature
(avocad o, mus hroom s and
spinach ), $2. 75.
Lunch takes the form or brunch
on Sunday, with service from a
~~I
special menu between the bours
oftOa .m . and Sp.m .
Dinner is served at t.be Old
Brussel~ niiblly until 10 p.m .. to
118.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Id Brusseb ls loc\t.ed at 2007
S. Cout Hiibway, Laguna Beach
(al the inte rsection ol Diamond
St., the last slinal as ypu bead
toward South La auna>. Reserva·
lions, 4.94·7447. •••
LATEST addition to the Costa
Mesa dining scene is the Fet·
tucini restaurant. 2831 Brutol
St .• between Baker St. and
Ne wpo r t B l vd., a d jacent
to the Corona del lrar "Freeway
overpass curre ntly under COO·
struction.
We'll be c hecking out the
r estaurant 's c lassic Italia n
c uisine in the near future.
Featured are home made-pasta
a nd the d ish for which the
restaurant i• named.
We 've a lso been told there are
severa l unusual dishes in the
fo rm o f Italian peas ant
specialties. Would you believe
escarola and costata di maiale?
Or rapini and salslccie!
And, quite naturally, there's a
wide variety or more familiar
<SeeDlNING,Pqe Ct>
food with llNNI dwatiln1 •••
cWkioul natural ~-· P"PONd fresh andfn9a1tt
by warm, gtfttii f*IPe.
S«Ved with Sntiing charm
in friendly aurrounclngs : ..
all we need is you.
Iring yovr vibrations to
2721 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona Del Mor
ph-673-1292
mon. thru sot. 11 :00 Hll 10:00
and sun. 4:00 tiU 10:00
-homemade ice crtal'R
-homemade bttad MONDAY thhl THURSDAY SPECIALS I
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MAHI MAHI . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • • • • • • 2·95 c,O COUNTRY MUSIC. L-GRILLEO SEA BASS . . . • . . . . . . • • • 3.25 -..q,,
TOP SIRLOIN ................... 3.7S COMES TO THE
NEW YORK STEAK .............. 3.95 ~· , •
LOBSTER TAIL ................. 5·50 LIVING ROOM
.. snAK AND LOBSTER . . .. .. .. • . . 5.95
LUNCHEON I/so served daly until' p.m.
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I SUNDAY JAM 5TO1 I
130 L 17• St .. c........ 646-H"
The
Carbaret Lounse
Proudly Presents
Frid!X· July 2. 1~ DAILY PM.OT d
Russian Music at uci.,
TONIGJrl', nrt. V l
THE ODE SSA BALALAI KAS -Students
tr&i.Md ln RuuJan muslc, 8.o'cloek tonl•ht ln lht
Blue Room , Mesa Commons, UC lrvlno. Aulben·
tic ~tumea. loatruments. S2 adult.a, $1.50 atu·
dent.I.
BAND CONCE&T -U.S. Marine Corps Band
ola.Yia.i Sousa music. 7 :30 o'clock tonJ1ht at
Uoiu J»ark, 18th Street at Park Avenue, Ooata
Me.a. Free.
ANTIQUB CAR SHOW -Today and Saturday at
South Cout Plaza. Bristol Street at t.be San .Dteao Freeway, Costa Mesa. Free.
·ooc· SEVERINSEN -8:30 and 11 o'clock
tonlaht throuab Sunday, 8:30 and10:30 p.m . Mon·
day tbroutb Wedneada)'. K1*t's Berry F um_.
Buena Park. S3 adults, SUO children.
GYMNABTICS SHOW -By the Premiere Studio
Girls Gymnastics School. 7:30 o'Clock tonight at
Edison Hlah School. 21400 Maroolia St., Hunt·
ington Beacb. S2 adults, $1 children.
'THE GOOD DOCTOll' -Neil Simon comedy, 8
o'clock tonight, Saturday and July 9, 10, 16 and 17
in the Ana.helm Civic Theater, Loara Elemen·
tary School, HOl W. Broadway, Anaheim. $3
adult.a, S2stude nts17 and under. W ·S278.
PO FOa•I NG ARTS FESTIVAL -Ton.iaht
through July 2S, 8 o'clock to midnight Tuesday·
Friday. noon to midnight weekends, at Barnsdall
Park, Los Ange les. Free.
HOME AND GARDEN SHOW -Now through
July 12, 2 to 10 p.m . weekdays, noon to 10 p.m.
weekends at the Anaheim Convention Center . $2.~ adult.I, $1 children6-16.
•pao PAT&lA'-H.lstorical pageant. 8 o'clock
tooi&bt tbrou1b Sunday and Jllly 9-U. 3.1_871
Camino Capistrano. San J1ian Capistrano. $4
adults, S2 children. m 84'4 weekday morninas.
'LUV' -Comedy al Muckenthaler CuJtural
Center , 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton, 6 :4.5
o'clock picnic dlDner (8:30 curtain), one hour
earlier Sundays, toniiht throuab J uly 11. $5.SO.
879"6865. .
•P ERFORMANCE' -Billed as "an alternative
theater experie nce," presented by UC Irvine's
Aabley Carr and 11 performers. 8 o'clock tonight
and Saturday at 1be Floating Wall, 21S N.
Broadway. Santa Ana. $1. 541-8474.
ROYAL CONTINENTAL CIRCUS -Now al
Uon Country Sa fari, 8800 Moulton Parkway,
Laiuna Hills. 12:30, 2:30 and 4:30 daily. $4.95
,lcf' " , .. " "Home of Superb Chinese Cuisine"
Now Offs r.An
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
From 4:00-6:00 J>.m. Every Evening
So.., FOA n. Y.,nq
E99 Roi & Poper Oiid.-. s3 50 Fned R;ce HcMe ol Hy... 0..0ef0 e Teo & Coobe
410 Broodwo • L uno 8eoch
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........... 171•1 61'-mt
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Times/Places ·
~ ~
' adult.a, SZ.95 chlldren s.u. indudel drive tb.roqlla
wUd animal park.
J.t.a.GaO\JP -Stralaht·abe..S Jau wlth -~ ,
smJetan and bl• J au All Stan. ~nlne I o·~~~ •
to alldnl~bt tonl1bt and contl1ualq t"'Y Ji'rtdaJ"
at Harry a Bar and OrtU, 4M8 MartiDaalt W~ ·
Newport Beach. Group wtll allO pl~ S\uadQS
from 4 to 8 p.m. at The Up Beat Q\ab, 1tNf
Garden Grove Blvd., Garden G.ron.
SOUTHE RN CALIFORNIA EXPO -. No.-
tbroueh Monday on Del "ar FairlfOUDCls. U.
Dieao County. Hithllabtt Include: tile Y,ount •
Americans, Saturday -and Sunday, Molly Bee
Monda y. Fireworks Saturday tbrouih Monday
following 8 p.m . 1randstand abows. )I~ ex-
hibits. $2 adults, 50 cent.a children e.u.
•FIDDLER ON THE ROOF'_:Now tbroqb Ju·.
ly 11 at Sebastian's West Dianer Play~. 140 -
Avenida P ico, San Clemente. $11.15-$U.15,.
492·9950.
'IN FASWON' -Musical, now throulh Aug.1 a l
South Coast R epertory, 1827 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. 8 p.m. Tuesday.SUnda,y and s p.m.
Sunday. S3.1S-$5.7S. 648-1383after1 p.m. daUy.
CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES -"Equus.''
through Aug. 1 at the Hunlin11ton Ha rtford
Theater ; "Tbe Wit," throui h Sept. 11 at tbe
Ahmanson T heater ; "Betty Garrett and Other
Songs,." t b rouc h Aug. 1 at t he Westwood
Playhouse: "A Chorus Une," throuah Oct. 3 at
tbeSbubert Theater.
S_!\ TU&DAY, JULY 3
Boat CONCERT -1be Beach Boys. America '
and Poco, al the Anaheim Stlldium, 2 p.m.
Tickets at age ncies.
•coPPEU A' -P resented by Ballet Pacifica at
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. 606 Laguna Ca·
nyon Road, Laguna Beach. 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.._
Saturday, 2:30 P-m. Sunday, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
July 10 and 2 :30 p.m. July 11. $4 adults, S3·
cbildren.494·7271.
'MUSIC IN AM E&ICA'-Muaic from 1776 to '
Dixieland. 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday al Tbe
City Sboppinc Center orr the Garden Grove
Freeway at City Drive In Oranie. Free.
<See 'SUR FING U.S.A.', Pase CS)
.·.
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Ht hire or
take home
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LUNCH 11:31toZ:•THs.·FrL
DINNER 'hell. tu. Su. S to lt:31
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SUNDAY BRUNCH
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10 Lift. to 3 p.m. t
TRINIDAD CALYPSO
STEEL DRUM BAND
E~ frem 2:30 p,M.
103N. B~YSIDE DR .. NEWPORT BEACH
ENTERTAINMENT
And DANCING NIQHTL Y
F .. turlog The
JOHN CLARK TRIO
2131 BRISTOL,,_~ Bawd., Com Meil
751-1871 -- -•.. ,. ..... , .. w.ac ..... The·
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Entertainment Pleasure
1 ... TIU. nml SAT. 81JI PA .. hH A.a
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An expanded new menu-full-Of-deliciously authentic Mexicmi dishes
designed to tempt your tastebuds.
Frosty and refreshing Margaritas by the g~tchm:
Plus our new Margarita~floated with Tequila.
~°"°" lledr•• ..... .....
El Toro
23732 El Toro Rd.
(San Diego Fwy. -405-uit El Toro Rd. north)
---.
Graham
KeeP!' Viewersllappy
"WHEN I first came on, the
board of directors wanted to
raiae the ticket prices to help
defray the debt," Graham re·
calls. "l said the prices were too
hilb-tlttad)'"ffd we should lower
them, then give the people plays
they wanted to see."
The playhouse board had want·
ed lo staae "Our Town.'' But
Graham, who bad just finished
playing Sheridan· Whiteside In
"The Man Who Came to Dinner"
at the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse, talkecf them into do·
lna that show instead -with a
cast of well-known Lagunans
wbo bad appeared on staie spar-
in&lY over the first two seasons at
the new theater.
The comedy, with Gra ham
beading the cast as well as.
directing, was successful, and
,.Praham beaan hls lhlrd stint as
managing director of the Laauna
Playbou.se (be had served In the
early 'SOI and from 1958 throu&h
1•0. "W• bad to ul e<11,ts dr.atlcal·
lcY.'' be ... aatmbera, "and we re·
d\aeff our dally expense1 by $100
b y dl1ml11iog some paid
backltal• workers and cetlln& rid of the Tlcketron machine ln
the. lobby and the three people
who operated it. Then we hired
Betsy Jaso as box office
man.pr and put out the cnll for
volunteera."
HE'S EFFtCIENT
Moutton'1 Grehem
THIS RAS BEEN the crux or
Graham's success at Laguna -
t.)\e use of volunteer workers. who
are .the backbone ol any com· and next year 's memberships
munlty theater. even an eit-are comin& in at an accelerated
pensive one such as Lacuna's. pace. Total Haaon'a att.ndanc.
at the '50-aeat theater is up trom
]
22,118 in 1971-72 to 27,91S last ~ Intermission year.
.....:_ . Torn Titm "Seasca~." the remarkable
production or Edward Albee's
Alone wltb bis wife, Elsa, drama that closed the 1115-'ft
Graham organited committees season, was the SOtb show mount-
for many areas ol playhouse ed slnte the Moulton theater operations, and the volunteer opened in 1969. The lut 35 have
ataff nownumbers~than30. been under Graham's auspices
Baclutage was another target and the line of demarcation
area for the efficiency-expert; ~Hn rect atrtfblaatronr~...----j
"There wu simply no account-well defined.
in& for expenditures," Graham
reports. "Sets were bein& carted
oft to the dump after they bad
been used. And the previous
manager was taking a cut out of
all the new memberships.
"The Interest wu out there in
the community all the time,"
says the veteran showman. "We
just had to do the plays the people
wanted."
"Production budget.s had to be
cul way back, -u-well as expen-
ditures i n advertising and DINING publicity. We had to turn the • • .. •
playhouse back to the communi-ty. We had lo do plays they want·
ed toaee.''
One might think that all the re-
organizlnl would have left
Graham with little time to do any
directing. No way. He brought in
a guest d I rector for the
playhouse's summer show, then
staged the next six productions
himself. He mounted four more
the following season.
' (From Pa1eCJ)
dishes: veal Marsala. egplant
parmigiana, beef ml1nonette,
shrimp Fra Diavolo, calamari
marinara, Unauini, ravioli and
spaghetti.
There're also nl«hUY dancln& and entertainment in the up-
stairs Bud Furlllo lounae. Cur·
reoUy center staae is the John
Clark Trio. TODAY GaAHAM bas slowed his pace a bit. directlnj860UC---Pettacin+-ffl'¥ff lunch daily,
one show a season while sUll Tuesday throu&h Friday, from
charting the playhouse's course. l! :30 to 2: 30. Dinner is served
He reports that membership, nightly. Tuesday through Sun-
which stood at 2,100 in 1971 had day, from 5 to 10:30 p.m.
climbed to S,657 Tor a.st season, 'l\eservatlona, 7SJ:
ining Car
Restaurant & Station
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SUNDAY BRUNCH
I 0:30 to 3:00
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Starts with A Cocktail
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CAP> -· "Wbo an you! What are JOU 4olDI bmtf" ualata.nt dinc-
tor Jot Cavalier de·
mandl OD the set of Qblt
Eastwood's latest morie.
"l wrote \b• ~pt.'"
••11 2'7 ·year..old fllm stu· cleet Gall Hlellman.
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nke," replies Cavali•
with mild but di•belin-
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hard u lt la to beline,
Hickman and bla friend.
Scott Scbroera, 2t,
banded · tbelr l lO·PAC•
aeript to tbe malt.red' at
Eaatwood'• Carmel
rHtaurant early lut year. Tbe acrtpt, entitled
• • Movtnc Tar1et," was
the tint draft for .... t
bu become a $4 m11lloo movie project with
Eutwood •lain pl~ the offbeat San Fran-
cisco police inspector
"Dirty Harry."
LUNCHION AND DfNMER DAILY
S,HW •-'nH MM $1.10
Monday thru Fri!iiv 11 :30 to 1 :30
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Dinn« M9ftV """ ...... -$4.25
Live entertainment nightly
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"WE'at: NOT 1om. to
become rlc~ but we'lf be
GALLERIES •••
<,.,_Pa(eC2)
Na. ...._. .. end ol July at Mary Uvtnpton'•
Gallery 2. Ull N. ~•Yt..Santa Ana.111.m. tolp.m. T\Mld11..s.turda1. nee.
•Y'Oul ICULPTUaE VIA' -11.ior blcenttll•
alal exlllblt, Tb"nday tbrouab Aua. II at tbe Loe
Aqeles Couaty MUMUID al. Art, 5IOS Wllablre
aYCL, Loe An1elea. *1, ln t.be Franc" and
Arnumd Hammer Wint. Abo at t.be m\IM"m, '"!'be New Amerlean Quilt," wttb 35 quilta by 2t
artlltl, Tuetday tlarouO a.pt. 5 ln tbe AIUDantoft
0.Uery. PrM. 10 a.m.1o $ p.m. Tuelday·Frlday,
JOa.m.totp.m.weetlDdl.
IRJIEU• PHOTOGMPBY -Dllplay ol bow ~apby la ued to record, doc:umnt and re-
IUl'Cb for muaeusna. now tbr'ouab Sept. 3 at the
J. Paul Getty Museum, n• Paclllc Coast
ffltbwa7, Malibu. Free but ~aUona recom·
m=·· (213) 45t·2308. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. w )'I.
comfortable for a ._----------------------------------
Dancing
wbile;" Hlcltmu aaid
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tbelr aertpt to Un1vetaal
Botb youn1 writers
bne worked la the pest
aa liquor atore"'Clerb and
at a varlet)' of oUltr low. paytq Jobe.
"I usually work until I
have enouib money to quit," Scboera aays.
•'Then I 1et another job
when I've run out of
money.''
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Film Parodies
Detectives
By KA111E 8 . ft.ACY oe .. ...,...._.s...
.. Murder By Death" takes plue on a dark
and 1tormy night when five world·renowned de·
tectlve1 arrive for dinner (whJch la neither pre·
pared nor served l and a murder <wlt.b a choice or
bodin>.
From the start aomet.hlng is wrong. The flnt
clue la a functioning pay tdephone in a lbick foa·
st\rouded forest. And then It goes on; A voice
shrieks, doors creak, statues fall, 11 cat roars,
and everyone Invited shows up.
The names have been changed lo protect the
innocent but older viewers will have fun de·
termlnlng the ldentiUes or t.be film's characters.
1be five 1uper sleuths .,j.. a Belgian police detec·
live (James Coco), a San Francisco private eye
<Pet er Falk>. an English s noop <Elsa
Lanchester>. an Oriental investigator CPeter
Sellers> a nd an International cri me solver
<David Niven> -are challenged to solve a
murder that is to be committed after their a_r·
rival.
J1&VSTRATING their efforts are a blind
butler <Alec Guiness>. a deaf and dumb maid
«Nancy Walker>. poisoned wine, a disappearing
room, a misslna corpse, a snake, a scorpion, gas,
a bomb and a descending ceiling.
The casting could not have been better and
Eileen Brennan. Truman Capote (In his film de·
but>. J ames Cromwell and Maggie Smith add to
thefrivoHty.
Author and screenwriter Neil Simon bas
created a well-rounded and very runny spool on
the 1930s and '40s detective genre films. For the
information of those in the audience wh<> missed
that era, "Murder By Death" ust-s the 1920s
filmic technique of simulated movements and
rotating drum background.
The en<Ung where all the char acters' rela· i10nships arerlecTCo1ether Is so preposterous that
it's both credible and incredjble. The film does,
however, contain a few r~ist remarks about
Orientals. which perhapg ls the reason for the
.. PG" rating.
"Murder By Death" is Simon's poke at
mystery writers in general and bis challenge to
Mel Brooks in particular. Directed by Robert
Moore.
In Las Vegas
ALADDIN -Chicago (7/8to7 /1U
CAESARS PALACE -Paul Ank.a <ends 7/7);
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DESERT INN -Juliet Prowse. Foster Brooks
FRONTIER -Debbie Reynolds
LAS VEGAS HILTON -Glen Campbell,
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WELCOME TO THE 2po CENTURY.
The onty thing you can't hove in this ·
perfect wor1d of total pleasure is )'()Ur 30th birthday.
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M£TR0-60LDWYN-MAYER prmnts A SAUL DAVID PRODUCTION lOGAN'S RUN.
stamrg MICHAEL YORK · JENNY A6UTTER · RICHARD JORDAN · ROSCOE LEE BROWNE
FARRAH FAWCfTT· MAJORS & PETER USTINOV · Strl!llllla1 by DAVID ZElAG GOODMAN
8-1Oiitile 1"ltOOArrS rw11y WIUJAM F. NOLAN Wld GEURGE CLAYTON JOHN&lN
Prodat ~~UL DAVID · Directed by MICHAEl ANDERSON ...,..,.111)1 "''"" DIO•-.u ~
f 1n TOOO·AO ~ METRCXn.OR INOWA8AHTA14 BOO«•I 'i''-.r':11.uCNN10uru
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StOl'yvUle,
with tromboni&t
Dan Batrett.
Wiii be
appearing
Mondays at
the Cuckoo's
Nest.
Bands Enliven Weekend
., IUCllAEL PASKEVICH ..... It\',..._
Well, ll's Friday, the start ol •
loni bittntennial weellend. If
danclq or just Hatenlnl to good
music is in your• plans, Orange
Coast clubs should oo the
trick ... H you d on't mind
crowds.
Burlesque, a Cive-piece rock
band that holds things down at
lsadorea. Newport Beach, six
nigbta a week, is a notable excep·
tion to the theory that nightclub
bands are a dime a dozen. These
guys can really cook.
Recognizable material Is both
the downfatl and the key to suc·
cess for club bands. Playing hits.
keeP8 your job but often leads to
ataleneu that kills any spon·
taneily.
a u a LESQUE manages to
avoid this problem by tackling
more demanding FM stuff like
Led Zeppelin, Joe Walsh and
Petu 'Frampton.
While their disco material
lacks conviction, Burlesque real·
ly opens up on Tommy Bolin's
"Homeward Strut," a showpiece
featuring a mean rhythm section
and some d aulln1 dual lead
cuiw interplay.
Despite the talenta o( Buries·
que, do not, I repeat, do not go to
Isadore's on Friday or Saturday
niCht unless you enjoy a place
"Ith all the ambiance of a
stockyard.
The place was dreadfully over·
sold ($1 cover, 21 or over> and it
was a major effort to fight my
way to the bar. Still, it was excil·
ing. I never lnew when the clown
jammed next to me would set m e
ablau with bis cigarette.
SAME GOES for The Fox·
hunter. where crowds queue up
just to ~et m.
The· Ware house, Newport
Beach. is a suggestion. There's
no dancing but the lounge is
beautifully decorated and in·
timate and bas some of the best
sound s yst ems and acoustics
around. John Brown IJI appears
Thursdays through Sundays.
John Brown 111 is a misnomer.
They are a folk-rock doo made.up
ot Brown and guitarist Zavier
Welch. The band expands to in·
elude a bumonica and banjo
player on their bot bluegrass
numbers.
THE BAND supplies a fine
blend of energetic and versatile
soft rock in the Eagles·Jaclcson
Browne vein. Brown maintains a
loose stage presence with
pleasant vocals and a minimum
o( useless patter .
Welch is an excellent
guit.arist; he plays with technical
expertise and expands on rather
than j ust imitates familiar
material.
Each set builds energy. By the
end of the night, Welch had
switched to electric guitar and
Brown was jumping through
some effective Bowle and Stones
tunes.
Definitely worth checking out.
THE CUCKOO'S Nest <1 7th
Stre-et and Placentia Avenue,
Costa Mesa> is a spacious club
for dancing. Owner J erry Roach
has invested a lot of money into
refinishing the w arehousc lhal
was formerly called Finnegan's.
lie-has installed a strirl dress
code to change the image of Fin·
negan ·s. whic h he said de·
teriorated into a "biker's bar."
The Nest serves beer and wine
and has a som ewhat sterile feel
to it due to its newness. However.
there ls plenty of room lo move, a
decent sound system and a weJl-
placed, elevated stage.
Ravln, a local band, was going
through Its rather embarrassing
i mitation of r ock 'n ' roll
superstars the night l stopped in.
The players waste energy posing
and strutting when they should
be trying to develop some punch
in their m aterial.
Thls is a young band though,
and with some work they should
be able to smooth out the rough
edces and develop into a decent
club band. Even at this point they
are danceable.
Pieces, a Laguna Beach band
who I've bee n told Is quite good,
will be at The Cuckoo's Nest t ·
weekend. Story ville will be play·
ing there Monday nights starting
next week. Admission is $1.
THE WORLD'S FAVORITE BED-TIME STORY
IS FINALLY A BED-TIME STORY ••.
an X-fl,,,_/}fudelll Camell~
STARRING PLAYBOY'S COVER GIRL -KRISTINE DEBELL
WITH LARRY GELMAN• ALLAN NOVAK• TERRY HALL
SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE BY FLESH GORDON
M.EET TH~ PLAYBOY COV£A GIRL KRISTINE DEBl!LL
STAR OF "ALICE tN WONOl!RLANO"
tNP£RIONSATURDAYNIGHT ATTHE
S.C.PlAZAttTH!ATER-COSTAMESAAT 7:30 P.M.
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Fr~y Juty 2. 1976 DAILY PILOT (7
Exploration Explored
"Wh y Man Explores," a
semina r featurane Jacques
• Coustuu, James A. Michener,
Ray Bradbury and Dr Philip
Morrison of M I T und hosted by
Norm1m Cousins will air as a
KCET special on Sunday at 10
p.m.
The discussion I o~n-ended
and may run as long as tbf'ee
hour&.
The seminar, u project of the
Langley R esearch Center 1n
Virginia, NASA'i. Manaaing
Centt'r for the Viking Project. is
befng held today, at Bel·kman
Auditorium at the California
lnstitult! of Tel·hnology.
The seminar. which will in·
elude s tatements from each or
the panelists. a d1sr w.s1on among
panel members •md questions
from the audience, will center on
man's bask human dea1re to ex·
plore. The audience and
paneli•ll wlll discuss why man
constantly attempt, to expand
hla territory and what It i.s 1n the
humaJ\ make·UP that m11kes man
reach out to other worlds.
EACH OF the panel members
ls expected to contribute from his
own p erson 1 l experience .
Couateau has dedicated his life to
the Hploralion of the sea and 1ls
creatures since 1946. He acquired
the Calypso in 1950, turned It
into an oceanographic research
vessel and began the explora·
tions (or which he is so famous.
Jn connection with his books
and articles, author 'James A.
Mkhener has \liSiled most coun·
tries in the world. The novelist
llnd travel writer has led a life or
adventure 11nd explorul1on bince
his teens. when he bummed his
way across the United StatH .
Ray Bradbury IS a prolific
writer of science fiction. or
"futuristic" fiction. which. seeks
to expand man's present Into
whot m11y or may not be hb
future.
DJl. PHILIP Morrison, In ·
stitute proressor 11nd professor of
physics at the Massachusetts
Institute of Psychology, was one
or the rirsl scientists to predict
that knowledRe of life on other
planets may not be beyond our
reach. Ile has also explored the
origins of the universe and is an
exJ>('rt in cos mology.
What the song didn't tell you
-· ~ : the movie will.
I
~~(\4·!. A love story thats joyous. funny
and so touching
you will never forget il
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JAZZ MUSIC-Al ~a.at eJgbt groups to perfor~ ';;~~~~~~~~! lo~~mYY.KIW5o=-::::.;::::;-. frOlll 1:30 to 7 p.m. SUnday al open meeting of ""i Th• New Orleans J an Club o( Southern
Calltorm. at the Garden Grove ~lk& Club, 115'.51 ._ ________ mt Ttuk. !Mnatlon.
"MOTHllL NM
& S...-THE MONKEES SHOW -Sunday tltrougb July c:~~NI 9 in Fant aayland. Disneyland; also Jimmy Hen· 1--...;.~~-----.-..-t derson directing the Glenn Miller Orchestra. ...... .._"-II_..,._.,.,......_ ""*'-'1WOM"'C&J Suqday through July 10. $4.SO adults, $1.SO
& Cl.INT LUTWOOD ,AU4UUA" children. Several performances nl_ahtly.
"THUNDERBOLT AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL -7:30 Sunday, & UCHTf OOT" I) 8e>1pel and Amerlcan music wjth Sherrill II Unu.
Brock Peters and Ralph Story: 8:30 p.m . Tues· fSOltl CITllM . $1.tOt day, Copland and Beethoven music; 8:30 p.m. '::=· ===~~~~-~~...!!.::::~:!!.:!~~..J Thursday. Scottish National Chorus. AJl wilh Los -: Angeles Philharmonic. Tickets at agencies.
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MONDAY, JULYS
STORYVILLE -Music for listening and darrc-;
ing. Monday nights at 9 p.m. starting July 5 at
the Cuckoo's Nest. 1714 Placentia Ave., Costa
Mesa. $1.
'THE ROBBER BRJDEG&OOM' -Funky fairy
tale musical. previews Monday through July 14
<S5>. runs July 15-Aug. 29 ($4.75-$9.75 ) at lhe
Mark Taper Forum oC the Los Angeles Music
Center. Tickets at agencies.
TUESDAY, JlJLY'
'KISMET' -Mus ical, Tuesday through Aug. 21
at lhe Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Los
Angeles Music Center. $2. 75-$12. TS. Tickets at
agencies.
STAAUGRT SERENADE -Music. b.Y-Bi&et,..
Tchaikovsky and others. 8 p.m. Tuesday at
Recreation Park. corner of 7th· and Park
Pier Swim Scheduled
A pier-to-pier swim Crom Balboa to Newport
will be held at 10 a.m. July 10. Information is
available from Bob Roubian. 640-2271. Tbe event
is sponsored by the Crab Cooker Restaurant.
avenues. Long Beach. presented by Long Beach
SymphO"f Orchestra. Free.
WEDNESDAY . JVLY 1
'SURFING U.S.A.' -Mua~c; by Papa Do Run
RW\, 7 p.m. Wtdnesday at ~th Copt vm,10.
on Sunllower Street acroa from South Coast
.)>lua. Co.ta Mesa. Free.
TRUISDAV, 11JLY I
JAMESTAYLO&-Thursd~throuab July 11 at
Universal Amphitheater, Universal City,' 8: 15
p.m. Tickets al Mutual and U~rty a1enclee.
'MGM AND THE .... -Sbowln1 of the mm
"Bandwaaon'"and excerpta from othus. part o(
course "The Musical," 7to10 p.m. Thursday ln\
UCI Seience Lecture Hall. SS.SO per person It space permits. \
JOHN LEE HOOKER-Blues concert, 7:30 p.rn .
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Music·Drama Building, Cal State Fullerton. Free.
FLASH CADILLAC -And the Continental Kids. Thuraday through July H at Knou·s Berry
Farm, Buena Parlt. S3 adults, Sl.SO children.
FRJD~V. JULY!
BIG BAND MUSIC-By Ansell Ifill and hla Qla ·~
Band. 7:30 p.m. July 9 ln Lions Park, 18th Street
at Park Avenue. Costa Mesa. Free.
PAVL SMITH JAZZ TRIO-With vocalist An·
nett.e Warren. Santa Ana College Amphitheater,
17th ft Bristol Street. Santa Ana. 8 p.m. July 9. FNle .
' D'OYLV CARTE COMPANY -Pt>rforming
Gilbert and SulUvan operettas, 8:30 p.m. July
9-18 at the G r~ek The;iter, Los Angeles. $6·$11,50,
tickets at Ticketron.
HARBOR TWIN •.•• AND SO ARE YOUI
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All real estate odwrt~
In lhis ncwspa~r ls sub·
jeC'.t to I~ t'ed~ral Fair
Housing AC\ or 1968
which makes it lllci;al to
advert ise "any pre·
SAte '" YOUll • .sHC)IS1 Well, settk,, down here on the beachlront in Cor9na
del Mar. FacinJ: the sand & bay, this 4 bdrm. home otrers much, Rerurblsh all
you want. The ,P!lce will nevor go
Under $238,000. Maght exchange.
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IF ... c IS7t o,.oo~.n!r11d·d VOULIV~ON : omp c c y u .. ·,. " Newport Heights homt ~~~.~~~.. for a very rc11i1onubh•
price! Three bedroom~ AVOCADO... plus drn. SUnny k1tchlc'n
CLUB HOUSE DR.... with :all the wlfe·sovcr
PEMBROKE OH goodies. Two full prlvntt-
PERHAM... baths . F11n l a s t 1c
We have recently sold a lnndsl·apln~. Don't m1i-s bomeonyourslrttt. We c II t d
S U..uTir. 1e1x&a 1 1 f this one! n o a y, "' ......... _ urgenll.Y need Isl nlils or &!6·7171 S9Z.OOO waiting ca~b buyers. Of'fN 11, 9 • ,, s t i.IN 10 tJI N •1,
Rare, rare opportunity to AU PORTS R.E, [ '8 I :~:;e :~-!~1erH":~ ~~~~6'~5-8024~~~~~1 ~-11~1Hi
in&ton Beach better In· . -·-••--come area! Brlng paint 4 lfl>ROOM
brush and elbow grease PLUS POOL
and m ake $SS! Op· $52,500 MEWUSTIMG!
W<". l N<'wport Duple' portunity is knocking!
Low. low rent3 hring In
$86.$.00 per month! Point
& profll! Won't Int lc>nJt!
Hurry for qwck prevlev;'.
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OltN Ill 9 •Ii ' IVll fO 91 Nl'f' letdl11
Ra're summertime op·
port un1ly' Prl\'alc
parkwny lea ch t o
secluded e ntra nce .
Llivish h \•ini; room "1th
crac khni;: r1replu te'
Gourmet k1tch"'n' Woll
o( glass leads to tropical
backyard with shimmer·
Ing summer fun pool!
Covered party ume patio
J lldrms , 2 baths t•ach
unit, blt·in kltchen11,
frplc. in l11c. hvini: rm ,
priv. p~lio & batcon)'L
Priced at Sl:-llJ,000
Oi3>3f.63 tl.12·2253 ~Yell
associated
H" "I~ t IJ loot :1. ~ W .-,
' .,., .. 't , • .,.. • for summer fun BBQ __
WATU VllW Only U2SO tohal duwn. l lfl>ROOM DUPLEX Seller must St!ll' Orin,;:
Nestled next lo trees & any C\Her! t'or <1wck a1> MODIL HOME
i:n.-encry In a quiet cul-0· po1ntrnent' 847 MIO Su Pc r ll h n r P hum r
sac lot' a lion. Spucious Cl',., 111o • .,,.u-;1n11,.. , lhroui:lioul Ur~radt•d lo
und brl"ht 4 Bed, Jba &31•: I cv1·1·y w.1v Thi" honw Bed, 2bn Units w /large l.liJ!ll :l!il! was o forml•r mt Hid nnd
covered patios. Live In ~ .. , . ~. Jifjij}\ :1tllh; show~ like 11 m""ll'I
one and rent Lheolhcr for . .:m•m-•••••-iv mill! tu •X.'l!lln l'•11·11cr 1 n co me p r o p tt r l y , _______ -;.;.---.-.-_1 lot Show to your t U~!>Y bener1u. $130,000. buyers. !Mi:l u7u7 Wahriront COftdo
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w ~NT Terrific view with -io·
1' HOMES boat ~hp. Finest upgrad·
AEALESTATE In~ in c vt-ry wa ~. 3
631-1400 Bedroom, 2\'s h•lh, din·
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rered to the d1scrlmm1.1l·
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ESCAPE HEAT
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ACREAGE Wllh I0\1'
IY hatlcnda . N"'ar H.uk
liay, pool and lor11c h •r-
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SPAMISHISTATl
4 llDROOM·2
STORY
POOL-HACH
$l4',500
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
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642-5200
Secluded entry lo enler
tainers s u ed 11,•in.: IEACHESTATE
room. Counlry k1lchen Located J mile from
and dine. Dramatic ocean. Privulc c:ul·d1•
S'U irs to hldc1way sac street Hu.ic r('or
mast.er suite and guest yar d wit h c om r 11 r
quarters. Assume S25,ooo pr1 vacy . 1-;n1crt1.1 inH
FHA loan. No nt'w loan ram1ly room, eount ry
costs. $276/month pays i11>:L'<i kitr hcn. s wocpinJ.?
Townhou se. Ca l l stairs to mnst~·r su1L1•
963-7881. plus ~uesl 11uarlt•rs
Ol'fNlic'l•fl\IUf/IO llfNl(I• Mll1't M'(' lhlS l'Xt't'llll\'I' I tJilHIJI [~.".'::'.'.::. .~~,~-'
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2 Hou.~es on 2 at'res. 2 RR
ea. River runs along
back of property. '59.~
for all. Call 916/4li2· 1822 l"Ollect_. _____ _
AX ur AND SA VE
THOUSANDS
FfXY UPPER
W1•ll built 3 RR . hu1t1•
family rm, 11rt>ut fluor
pion. Xlnt loratiorl rnll of
cul-de i.ur. t-:lhow 11rr11~t
& TLC will do w11ncJ1•r11
Hurry, rull tl4 S 0303
FOREST OLSON IMC POlenllally bt'llUt1ful
famil y h n m " i\11 hnrllwoml floor Sinn(' lluvo 8omrt11ln11 you waut
firf'iilucl'. l>urkr.oom to 1wll'' t'}a111'lficd 11<1:1 dtJ
CovCrt"(I plllio. Muny h It well 1142 5678.
tro11. N1•ud• '"ml• llll
llfllnallon 11n1I work,
l'riced tn sell. llurry.
Cull 541>-2313.
U&e the IJally Piiot
"~·11st lh-~1111 " 11ervke
dirf'ctory. Your
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11pedally.
Call 642·5678 c:11l. 322
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Cape od. 4 BR, 4~11 ba . pla)'Tm, or Slh
• BR .. i tri>lcs. oak Or', lndscp&. Pier &
floa\, $360,000 • .
Lido Nord, 6 DH . or ·I Bit. & 2 BR. a pt
. On iso d ·be r h $295 000
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BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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ANN CHISMAN
UALISTA.ll
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
prevails in this custom built s
Bdrm. home. 5400 sq. ft. of
unbelievable featUres -atrium,
sunken living rm .• 3 Crplca.,
servant's quarters, pool, iacuzzi.
sa11na, and your own exercise
room. Just -steps to EJ Niguel
~ Golf Course. . ........... ~;ooo.
"2;"11 11611AJJJll c .............. ...... ; ........ .....04,
BlYSHOIES
i441 MAllHODllYE
Flu.Ible$ BEDBOOM -5 BATH home
jUlt 6 HOUSIS TO BEACH. Could be 4
.bedroom with 50C)lq. ft. offtce -lD·law
unit or pool room. New copper
plumblna. lar1e modern kitchen,
,breakfast nook, dinln.I room , large
brick fireplace, Inside lJundry room,
huce paUo, gara1e. ete. Room for boat. ·
motor home. ltlds, dogs. etc. Truly
u.nlq ue home with lots ol room ln •
s uper area tor kids + adults alike.
Open this Saturday. Sunday and
Monday. Bargain ~ced by anxious
owner at $125,500. 642-2025 week
days, 642-5286 eves & weekends .
~esy to Brokers .
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BAY & BEACH REALTY
LAST LAIGIESTATE
Luxurlous .. Ot;O CALIFORNIA
CHARM", over 4.000 ft. IUvlna space.
oo a tree studded 23 acre hilltop.
Panoramic oc•an & Corona del Mar
view. There are s bdnns .• 7 balba,
spartUna pool Ii ht.Ce view deck tor
gracious entertalnlna.
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OPEN HOUSI, IUMDAY 1-5
1942 ....... Clrcl.
lMI UM19U1 COl.Cml ee COMTllT nme to enter II now, conlelt endl
Aul\llt l· at noon. Color 1n the Uruque
vlctorian home loaotype and wln
Unlque prizes from Swenaen•s Ice
Cream Factory. Karl's Toy Store, At
Ease and R ogera Gardens. Entry
blanks at your nearest Unique Homes
oflice. ·
Colorooin!
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REAL TO~ .
TMI lll#;ftr NOl'Lll leLLING TH( NU rnr HOMH
COUIONA Dll MAR, t1'-IOOO
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IUYMOWI
Seller motlvaWI Mov•
lolo • act.a.Ive Otano f
Oardena. mu1Un1,on
Btacl'I. LowMt pri~ il9 D
111\lt, I •"°'Y· • Wrm. pool bol9e la an.a. ~1
QI)' 11 vlAC In tM cwtolo
pool aO&t cov.-.d ,.uo .
hlc.d at low •·•· Call .ow for ~-.Owlea bel~lt's'410laM.
Umllt'$27,911
Lowly adlaA CQGaplwUt y.
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beat U.. ,,.. .. , Ptrfed
rw newlyweds or r.tlred
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....... 1002 ....... fOIJ ' w. • * ·•· I 3 Bedroom, 1 :i~ bath. Pool. Extra large ....................... ....................... • I 1· lot wlth boat access. White brick .... rHlntll1 007
'fireplace. Sharp, clean home. $53,900. ** .-01•1 WASl•••TOM ** ...................... .
IA YAOMT -LOMa WA.Ta YllWI Please call and ask for Bob Bruce. DIDMT SL9 tel 3 !;.~ ': ~-:=:.-~
New listing. Most exciting water vu Yrs old. i.itercom, wet e¥er! Just to sit & look at the beautiful •COLONIAL llAL ISTA Tl . but he would bave been proud to bar. a~k. room for
array of sail boats is a thrill! Near the ",_.," own this gracious 4 bedroom. poOl tio.t. VacaaL SHUOO.
jetty. Prime CdM location. 5 Bdrm home. Mlnl viewofbUlsandocean. ·0peo dally. SSS Lindo I
home with long pier & noat. Includes 1220 OUTRIGGER, COrona del Mar Ave. fn.OO&lorMl-27ZS
., .. ,.. iOOJ theland.$300,000. ., .. ,.. ton OPENTHURS.,FRl.,SAT2-5 OCIAMNOMT ·············••A••••• ....................... 2111 ,_ ,. I' n ... ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... $142,000 A pleuure to offer thla
CAii-P-'-FOll!,EIUSVIEW NEWPORT CIMTa H.I. 644-49 I 0 ]!' ON WATER" • araclous home on lhu --,,.... _... .-~ MONTICELLO llTTY A. MUil llALTOll beat resldenttal aectlon •
WC on't lbaJ1t, not a~.~7: r ·-100 S .e.--....-1 .__. A -1 rand slip alt.ached ~ C ...... • • • • ·.; • • • 644-0111 ol the beach. 2BR 2BA, oc l s PORJU...iLL.....: ~ M.; ww _ Jto.J~.-iJ .,. • ..,.. ... I""! Ira liv rm w/frplc, patio I
bedroom model wit Magnificent ocean view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• -m-a beaat . • JEW£ wTdeck-;nRllY fHUlrff.
('()untry k1tchen/famil., One o( a kind spectacular NISH ... EW 3 b:ith Camaly home on $1~2500
room, dble hrl'place. ~ home with that modern NEW AS " "Ne111,,ort Island" 3250 ee11r.. 1002 1002 · · batM and many extra! ~•oody reelan•. lluoe H~SEPUMIH Sq.ft.otlivlngareaand •Sparkling clean. 4 ••-••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• 114LOCIAMIRONT ~ " .. bedroom l'ncl unit with u.o.l!l. ... ,R -.or COAST PROPERTIES tlurry on this one al onl) planked noor In II\ in1t TOMORIOW NEWPORT a 3car1arage. Too man,y iax20 , • ._,11 room with ~..,...,..IC"" Ho. S-DietJe c.. · I
8.'17.960.Call S40-ll51 room ove rlooking the Cora large family that c.ustom reaiures lO m~n· nreplace and enrlos ed DUPLD • SPANISH COURT· 673'5410 I
ocean plus bpacious din· Sped•cular and U\•abJe needs three children's l.IOn. 3 Fireplaces with patio. Many upgraded OC......_ONT YARD nettled in ill own~ BR., 3 ba. Lara~ lot. ,
~HERITAGE ing room. All this walb This happy comban:it.ion bedrooms plus a huge one an lhe master sulte. features. 1700 sq.fl . of LAGUNA little valley. Beneath ao.eto waler. 1137,)00
FlVE family bcooroom11. can be found in thJs 81" matter suite with its own Jl.dt llSted, l240,000. Ii bl c II -n1-tl m•·· of P um• M·-hall Rlty 175 • ..1v.. . • k t:.ALTORS " 54.1. ..a I ... , va e area. o now to Fa ntastic ocean view """""' c ...... • • ... ' 10V11 -mus a billiard room willi r ... .,.... 4 bedroom faml· llvln° Toom with used -~ • Val ley m in rro-ri :'\~"-" • s~. from every terrace. 5-0' to • · "'' ~~~~~~~~~I wet bar. Plus a study ly room. library home brick fireplace. This rl HI hi d-"' famous Paumo Valley L
S' ..... ~.LE LE"lt.I plus etc .. etc .. et.c:. Priced overlooklns 1eoraeous home Is so unusual you -~ANYTIMlmn su · I Y upgra oeu 2 Country Club this houae Cepislrw .. ec .. I 011
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""'"' ly.67~. Stort ,livl~e room Pftl'iate it. Located lo tertalnln1 si1ed livln1 br,2balh.uth ceallnas. FlXERUPPER
Uparades include: cen· Ol'IN•~4·11PUHIOilf"'('" w/muslve n~tace and one or Newport Beach's rooms with massive its red tile roof aets off DUPLEX
tral air, special insun· [~ rle9"1oft.S...OOO. mo15t prestigious areas ( 1 re PI a ce 11 •ft d t he aleamlng white Palludu location
taon C\&Stom &butlers 2 1.1.iJ~!l'IJI ()pew~ Priced al S132 500 Call brea thU k In g view· ltf'U(lure. juat orf the re· w/1real poten\.lal, let us sep~rate patios & mo~e.J\ijl) Sat/S.. I ·S 673-3550. ' . Gourmet kitchens and ar patio la a tiny creek, show you llle advanlatu
Pr11ne park location: _ .:m••-·-·-"""''"9·•rttUN'o"'""'' EASTSIDE dloH. 2 Lal'8e baths l.n bubblina down a baran· M .900. gatedt11eentryleads to3 --17Roy .. St.Gfff'CP [e COSTA MESA 5 UNITS each unit . Snclosed ca.studdfdwlthllveoak K ..... leelty
Op .. ners. Offa r•d al andaycamorelrees. This lll·IOOJ 493·0442 bdrms .. , .. , bu. home. HAllOIVIEW Newport .. ecla 11~1:11,·~1 JUHITS aaragea with doo r
extended brkfst area. HOMES 640-6161 >. • ' SSO 000111 ,... "' " be 2•• I I ' s • ••• BACI BAY sacrifice price and terms aut T• acn1 parce 5
t;xclu.sl\·11, by 11pv't. N . P\y would like to Excellent rental area in 5171 .600 F. r -IS'.: just right atlllll.000.
CF C.leswort-h1i buy a rlxer·uppcr ror eastside Cos ta Meu. $175,000.l t>:SBcdroom. down . Bo th unit s c ....... M .. 1022 , • cash. 540·7014 daya . "" h I + f'l 2 bedrooms with • LUXURY CONDO •••••••••••••••••••••••
••"'LTotlS 64.._ ·OO O •un....,.,., •ves. l" . p k nont ov.•ners ouse Pus fl p 1 t(enerate t~mendous in· -.,.. ....,....,..v., NA • I ar 2 bachelor units In rtar. terra c future. r n· come. Be rirst to ace lhi11 located In San LUia Rey OWU -.....rt r .. , In'-' e1!>{Alsonly. Downs 2600 sq .rt .. 2
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COATS &WALLACE MAGIC VIEW
Tll'11X REAL ESTATE INI ... ,. ran'"h style home on • ·~ Y resn Y pa ~ unlque properly' Call u... '" in and o t Priced t ell bedrm, 2 rull ha .. tge ram
a h~e t26xt90 lot has in u ·is uc~dltlon. ~!kc 4tlCJlTU11?-11.tJ·~M•M,l 983-Til8l. rm. 2 units per building • . ----==--==----===-.:...-~--------•I towering trees. wid~ 1dvanta1e. Hurry call _:=:...,..,.. Of'l'Nl•"·"Sl\l'l•Ort -t• very C>rivale 90' Deck lawns. lush planlin1. 45 546-Zlll · w/View. Only S81,500. PAllCUIE
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~ESTA H RS Sol:r tbe~ted pool walh Ol'IN 1,1;. ,, H t.>., 10111 ,,,..,. :~111'r~~I~s~~: :~~:; [iiif·1!a!:1l·l1I
workshop. $215,000. Best .' ~ ,,.!!~ .!'!~ ortorms.
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Water View
I Seamed·TO·Sllm I
l Cape Coat
surrounds thas beautirul
Costa Mei.a 3 bedroom. 2
bath + den hom~. Super
features like large patio
kitchen. atrium entrance
wuy , s h11k e roor .
scl'luded livlnl( room,
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listed. Won 'l last dt JUSI
562,500. CaU 546-5880.
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2 Bdrm. & 3 bdrm.
houses on R·2 lol ; room tor boat & camper. Seller
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~.500 !
3 bedrm, l I~ bath home.
Brack rplc, hardwood
noors. RV daspoi.111 stn· hon. Areo ror bout j!ole.
Large lot with plenty of
Crull trees too! Coovc·
nlent tn everything.
$47,000. Red Carpe l
Realtol'll. S36 8836.
Dtlplex
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hulltlns·Clreplacc etc.
$120,000. f'ee.
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NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP.
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Clualfied Adi 642·5678
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$29,995 in Newport 8each7?
Charming 2 bedroom, ibath cottage
w /brick fireplace . Prlvato
community w/beach. pool, jacuui,
clubhouse & available boat-docks.
Lois Mill er 642·8235. (St 1)
HAllOI YllWMOHACO
NEW LISTING. Adult home in
immaculate condition, featuring
Roger's Gardens •xecuted yard
w/beavy beam patio cover. Buill·in
cabinetry + other lu s h
appointments. $98,950. Carl Butler
642·8235. (812)
DOY•SMOllS
"Magaz.ine Cover" 4 bedroom home
bullt by Valentine. Elec. doors into
courtyard entry provide privacy.
Convenient center-hall floor plan •12 family rooins w /bar1
+sparklln8 dining room. Bermuda
sbuttera. thruout. ~wity syatem.
Appt. only. $239,SOOfee. Jane Fruee ·su-8235. <St3>
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Sopb.lsticated • atyllsb w/unique
stained 1Jaas windows, hi&h beam
ceilings, formal dining room, 4
brilbt bedrooms, private jacuut •
mountain view. $164 ,500. Jack
euster "2·8235. <S14 >
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Pier • slip. Desilned by Edward
Grmzbllcb -custom built for owner
w 1a..ut1rul woods, brick, beams ar
Frme"1l doors ... this s bedroom, 5
beth. formaJ diniDJ room bome
w/upstairs 1iWn1 ~is for famlb' cwry~~~~··
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Duplex · SLIS,000!
Duplex · $189.500!
Triplex· $279.000!
LIDOSAHDS
New lis ting. Close to
ocean. Sharp 3 bdrm .. 2
ba. ho m e ; 2 patios.
$71.000!
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JACOIS HAL TY
67W'70
1-------SUMMB SPECIALS!
3 Br. Dlnln1 Room
On the park $56,000 Perteet Grandeur
Arter .. lenna this ex· CllJege Park
quisltely appointed 4 4 Br Fam rm, Comm
bedrm, 2 bath Hunt· pool,tennlacrt se7,000 $58 900 inaton Beach exeruUve ' •
home you won't wish to 4 Br. Fam rm. Din rm Sharp ODC<1tory In best
S.,eroc .. V•
5 Br, 4 ba + den. Walk to
pvt beach. Owner/A&l
SZ15,000. Ph: '113"1711 loavc. Check the color Hice Bonui Rm 171.SOO area ol Colle1e P11rk. 3
coordinated decotaUng Twln·1he' bedrooms,
and nne detalllng. There 4 Br Fnm Rm Din Rm open planned ra m11y White water view, natural
is also a tjdy hobby 3rea Alr~ ' $86,•00 room wood burning canyon, pool, beaut. a
tn the saraae and cov· brick• tlreplace, warm BR. 3 Ba. aludy, total
cred patio overlooking 3 Br, Fam Rm. Din Rm cheerful well desisned aecu.rtty, comp. privacy.
Pro f e s s i o n a l I Y Massive Mast suite+ kitchen. Kuae back yard, S'l00,000. Owner. l40-fUll
landsca~d yard. Wear Bonus Rm $17,950 2 car 1ara1e and bonus Prestige Home In Brood·
o((enn1t lhl.s home at a LEA.SIS om~ or den. Uurry. thla moor. Corona del Mar. 4
IASTSIDE lowl80.000. Shown by a 2Br,dinrm '385mo can l laat at 151,900. br w/vlew, JOOO sq Ct.
COSTA MISA =~~ent only, so t a 3Br,den,d/rm MOO mo CALLM2·i711 sn.s.ooo. Prio oaty. Dy
.·. ·48r,ctiorm ... fal'l\fJll _ """" K€Y owner. Write P.O. Bo"
Don·t !~;1!~! one-,~UPERBI bonuaroom SSSOmo ~P.E:ALT°"sh 223,Coronadelldar
Beil bl.I)' In Coe~ Mesa. MES CALL NOW Quaint. 3br, 2ba, ram.rm.
Anx.1ous owner says acll _ _ 752 73 S on lovely Olde COi
now! Reside within all 4W'.I;., cu.. • ....... Street. l~ block from
the charm of Eastsldc ... , tolllle!Mt..._ MeH y.... beach. $9'1,(;()0. by owner.
Colt.a Me•• Cor less than 1--... '.•.•-.MS:_s __ _. Big 3 ~room, 2 bath _87_3-0235 __ . i.-----ao.ooo. Wtll cartel ror .._ _______ _
...tale aliitd corner lot. 4 lelOOM wllh popular couotry ,.
Airy country kitchen. UIDDOR u~HTS ASSUMI $4).000 kitche n. Brl 1ht and Calltoday.t46-717l. nM9 • cheerful Ilk• mode l
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Newport Beach h\llalde FHA LOAM ho m e . U p 1 r 1 d e d
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for.ver view. The taf1)tl Couatry kltebtll w ilh I)' I yHn old. FUii Prlrf
la worn. the paint la ramlly area overlooking onJl.181.llO.CallMO·IUU
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A very enjoyable 4 bdrm. home m·
Ne.wport. Just for your family.
Ocean view; great decoratla1:·
t ennis. SP A and pool in the
eommunity. $134.~-FEE .
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bedroom. 2 bath home. first time orrerect at reallstic $112,500
UNIVERSITY REALTY
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PIESTICE LOCATION
43 Ft. lot,r.ler & aUp
900 Block V a Udo Nord
5 Bedroorm -1 Bat.hs
First Eut end waterfront
offered on martet 1lnce 1910
Spectacular view!! J
Locatiqn will sublta.ntl_.e
complete remodel. MeS.ooo
LIDO REALTY
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Beautifully decorated 4 Bdrm, 3 bath,
family rm, 3-Yr old home on the
ocean(roftt. Fantastic, ever-chan ging
whitewater view ............ SJI0.000
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Call '692·11-'09 art S:30 ••••• ~; •••• ~•••••••••••Fem roomate w:inL<'d t 2:052!Scwport lihd,C:\I ta~s & <"olbr. CM off dunt i~ r<'d !l1lk puri.c ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU COOKS wkd"" , "·'" 1.,<? 64• Rochester . G4S·943S. . · • · nave the Summer v11e11 ,~. X1rupramcmolel :.1teror shorcl):.ncw,2 80,J.llA .,...,.,,.... " Rnward! Vi c. Costa Mesa . HlWOIRECTIOHS ·
C 'I s os & , • R d 0 2 tion of your dreams. Le d .e>.. d ••w.tahnMthect lse. 212 acn ·s al ~an apt, .... I mo. , El FF CE ewnr t;4S· 6 1 or f'or s ingle people. age f ta <KCOn
.,, .,. Uafwwished 3900 l>iego Fwy. We!>lcrn & ut1l Paula. C'arly a m. or MOD M 0 I PLEASE return my son'!> 67S·IJOO 30·45. A so<"1ul group ~~~~i!l:tse~~~~.n~~lll~ The VIiiage Inn
., ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 90l h St . Torr u n cc late P m 64:! 11·1$11 OR STORE bike lh:it was taken from • that's non·swin1ting but Apply ln Penon
TllE EXCITl!llC Alrl!ad v built ;\rco --------l,1'10 i.q ft . an ~hoppin~ the Doy's Club G/17. lie Found: Reddish brown not a c hurch group. Ing provided . Call 127 MarineAvc
, "'LM MES"" "'PTS. Alphy's Union 7t; & Puc· Rm male ~eo.:clt•d• fur opt needs Jl very badly & hus T .. err1er? Pup 8·1J .wk_s. t714 l731·0792. 2·7PM ~704t or Zenith 7-1359 &lboa lahmd
... ... ... ci·s. 213132().1152. start Ju.ly l. sis~ mo. 1~t center at Ul913 Ma1tnolla be<'n unhappy. ll's 8 blue \ 1c Ncwlund. Atlanta, l~R~1g~ti;l~A~w~a~y~.~~~~~r~~~~:':~=r~ ~llNUTESTO l'\1'1' &last <.:M 64~ 71)411 ~ at Garf acid. Ftn Vly. Schwinn beach cruiser. llllS36·3046 En.lo~ Ii r. C....ter P.rMMi
HCll. t HotM 4150 'I I h 211 \' Ow l·774·l433 . not worth much exceptto F d B I k •t ,,..,_etiM Bab ilt kd s N 8 Buch.1&2 nn . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. a c to s arc r. 1c.-. ner 1·114·1433 oun : a c .. :a 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ys er w Y • · · • Apply In pe rson Keo from SIM. RURAL ATMOSPllER E B c h h Sl'. Laguna. --ham. Pleas4: call 645-7857 Afghan. Approx. 6119. Schools Ir llve·in or out Cull Hood tucky Fried Chicken 89~
Adults. No Pets Lovini: rare. balanced ~13mo. <19l· 19tS NEWPORT HACH ~~u:l~~~~~~~~e has Abt>ut 7 yrs old. SJ0-6377 lftsttuctloR 7005 6«-6141/833·2900 · Cou t II w y La & u n a 1$6lllle~a or meals. ni ce pat\o. flNDl\ROOMMAT~: STORES . FOUNO:GrayCockatecl ....................... Babysiller needed ror 4._B_c_a_c_b.;..,C_a_. ____ _
(~ lllks East or Newport S..4·3833 PR.OFESSIONALL \" .... ,. l 11 & LOST: 41~ mo lnsh Set· \'ic Balbt>a Pavahon abl IE A IARTEHDH cblldren in F. Vty. Agea unter Help ~ Cooks. Rl\11.l . .-ear .... oas "v. . t M & . d s" M th T h s,,6_9860 R_...s 4200 llouse·Ma tc-s Unlimited Rl\·erside '''e 4s0 tSOO er. · sm. m1xe 8·00. June 30. 67S-~103 fwl or P.,...Ti..w ·•· on ru urs . Prefer over 18. Apply Jn 832·413-1S1nt·e 1971 1 · mutt. Vic. Goldenwesl & n -d t k 7:&m·S:30. Call d1ys. person. Kentucky l''rl~d ---•••••••••••••••••••••••-------sq: ft. wall remodel 10 Ell is. REWARD .FOUND: Puppy. what~...., ru Y 0 wor as a (7l417S2-0Ul.An6,C714> Chicken, i4122 Pacirlc
) -'t-wport llch $150. week. Rm-A pl s lr:i1ght con Mill Suitable for offices. 847·2772 w/Brownlsh red mark· proressional bartende rln IU-3738. Cout llw)', Dana Pt.
Sips 4 +. l blk lo ocean. genial rem under 40 IR66> ings vlc Nwpl Bh·d & 1 week. Free job place·1----------1-:.:.::::.:...:.::.;;.:..:...=..:~.:..:.:......._
C213)ti86 6880. Sl2S mo. ~ o. 6-IO·SlZti. Cenc t\ermin 642·27S7 Lost : Black Male Toy 19th CM S48·9800 m e n l a 5 s i 5 lan ce ·t----------•L--,.,uplea·Uouse~·lves. e11·
Ann Poodle. Vic: Iowa/Gisler · il4t834·l960. ll04 E. l7lh 91nHJY tra Income. Port tlr10 C E AN FR 0 NT Sl. CM. Sat Alo{. M94132 Lost: Britt.any Spaniel. St. Santa Ana. American uni LACUNA ! \ Br. sleepe\ 4, Resp female to share 2 l...,_lrial Rftttal 45oo vie Nwpl Bl & 19th St 6 Bartende rs School. basis. C4ll 6'W·!I034.
p,t steps to ocean, S3SO BR N.B. Apl. \ICW, ten· ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST : "Sm<*ey". Mule Mo"•· wbt & red. Ami .to SffilSJ 'RESOR
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"k 497·3282 ms, sauna & ~> m SISO. Laguna II.alls. 900 +sq. n . cot. smoke brn Colortd. • . Cot Y. ' • Re w a rd. Real E.1lale Best job in area ... You de·
mo. Joe. 64tH757 .M.>Ulton Pkv. y & Lake Part Siamese. Clay & ~.0010 . NH TllAIMIHG Cre w m 8 n a 11 e r l 0 NB cou11 ge. f'teps lo ocn. , Forrest Dr. 830·0890. Wslmnslr. 548·4916. Red Carpel, Realtors. is cide ... We need one. High supervise boys a nd girls
sips 6 a\u1l J uly S175, \I 1-· rmmt to share :.?Bil . LOST: Siamese Cat , llBR proud to ofrer the best In commission · wee kly · !'ti h 6i~~4S. i\bo sml unit. 1111\se. apt. nr ~ Ci.I 1000 SQF'T hlc mf~. Ofc. LOST: Bl~/":.hl ma.~ lllnds/Wc11t chrr. Mwy training lo prepare you Pa id vacation. paid ~==~~al~1!6'tra~!~~~~
cpl adlls.slps 4,SIOO "k· Plaza.:\lurk 9796S99 A\lul 7 IS W l rlh St. border Collie. Lucky · ha\le tai: wtname llooll to makemooey.Forin!o. h olidays. Me dica l · lion. Good commission
3,·ail 7 tl. C:\1. 64S 3544. aft 6pm. Male. Vic H B. 846·0428. attach. &46-86.Sl about licensing 4' tr:iin· dental. Life ins. availa· Roommate wanted Co p<>. n Ing ll34·1l3JMon ·Fri ble. Tiredoflow$ ... Tlred plus gasoline allowance.
•SAN CLEMENTE• Beh. 2"9tk-s from beach. CMta l\leaa.1300·3900 5q LOST $'25. reward. Calleo S2S Reward. French Poo· · · · of buying own supplies? Work 3:00 to 8:30 p.m.
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Beach Apls. Houses and <um. except bdrm. M IF. industnal unit. 548-~l Cat. white chM l, long die. blk rernule, answers LEARN PIANO Waat t o grow? ... Call Opelllng rn Costa MesM..
There's Sl malhon In Olx.Condos.from SlSO. 496..8682 Owner. fluffy tail, fe male. toCoco.slrayed June29, TUNING us ... J.C. PENNEY, NewportBcach,EIToro,
re cr eation (ac1lttles perwcek.Qlll4!12·4121 Offk.eRftttal 440 RtntahW..ted 4600 586·9119 Sprln ~dale & Slalei• nareoppor·low cost. LAGUNAHILLS. Mission Viejo a reas.
NIGllTLIGHT t:OTEN UERTllA llENJtY •••••••••••••••••••••••i·t EWARD f 0 r area. Dear family pet. 541-0!lltPlANO CARE Sl1·7700ed260 Phone 646·8684 for IP· NISCOURTS. A full time REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• pointment. activities director who 21s l\ve11ida dcl Mllr ' ~anted t~drcn t : rrg Beaure~ardT. Mnle 4mo Pleasecall 846·4216 UCI SUMMER Equal Oppor Employer Equal Opportunity
plans parties, 8 l}U'11, San Clemente. Ca. ?use, 4 rm "!' n .. blk/ftray abby, wht Lost : Blk /Wht Med Sz SAILING Cl.ASSES t:mployer
lrlps & more: 1-·r,e Sun· beach frontage. Opuon lo mug. Declawed. S48-2337. Short hair . ·~ Bord er In Newport. 2 Week IO~T IUILOBS DELI Help wanted. Must
day brunch. On bch. Corona dcl l\1ar. v'. ~ ~uy.4!12·4279. FOUND ; male Irish Sel· Collle/'h G. Shep. Name Elem. & lnlermed. Wetaatl Corp; manul. ot have exper. sandwiches. 1 2 Br opt.\. Pvt rd. ~[.:1111 ~ lulWlt/lft•est/ ler. w/name t.a g from "Pepper". Golden West. classesinLldol4'1,S2$.2 t.be WOC'.id s flne1 l slicing, register & sales
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beaut. ''1ew. S2SO/"'k·UIJ ./'.,.._ FM.Ce H.B. Vic. Brookhurst & Warne r· R e w a r d · Week advanced In 30' sailboats has Im med. req'd. F /time. 644.2641
f21JI 928 1844 or <21:1) .,/,.. __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yorktown, II B. 96.1·4632 842·3268 Shields sloops w /lipin· ~~c~r: _1_.5.;.p_m_. ______ _
5117 !231· ~:::" ::-. ._Mis -----------,i nakcrs. $40. Classes start ---.
Ju11t avall ;: Br. Zba. .1..,,,........,. Opp1rt.ity SO OS FOUN O:Vni:rem.tcrrier enoMls 5l5 Ju.ly S&JulyJ9.For lnfo. t1rl1 .. " livery
Wtbellllt Vl('W or D11lbo11 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• d 0 g • b I k I w h l e • •••••••••••••••••••••• 833.-6(180. .,.... Hsdw... Pickup & Delivery or
Bay. WAik 10 bch. Super •Al.UMINUM 1-'NDHY Wes l m ister M a 11. cars. 18yrs or older. Call(
Pvt. Like new. $200/wk. ·---------• $110,000down t11kes o cr ll47·7378 RobJ MASSA:C~1• JtlK W..ted, 7075 ........... driver11 lie rcq'd. AIJIO FIEE REHT •CAN DY SHOP & ~ • ames·Llc " asseur ....................... Ir C..-11ter1 Cashier needed. Big Al'1
5nO/mo . 1250 Aug, lt'eCN'a 524 ooo FOUND. Ynit Germ:an Oulcalls 9A M·9PM House.keeping 1 day per Min.oflyrexper.req'd. Car Wash&DetailShop. li'7S.~~67S.SZOS. Offices as low e1 l.Y per •POOD~EGROOM INC Shep. M, Vic. 1-'ulton 4!H·Slll wk Pr•f. Spyglass Hiii M•"'l bav• own tools •· """" llarbor Blvd. C-la sq n. ~lillslon V1eJO & I School. f'tn Vly. 847·7490 . $20 d 640-4130 ..,, ~ -....... ""' Ralboa. Large lbr apt LaJ[Unll NlguC'I. 200 lo •BF.F.RRAR.11.8 . EXCESSIVEORINKING area. 8>'· · lransp. Xlnl sal 6 MC!la.645-1030. Oakwood Sipe 6-SHS wk or $500 2000sqn.e.11 ~--•DUl~Dl.IDW SU PP~Y FOUND: Brookhurst & rwns llves. Middle Aile widow wilh beneflt1. Apply to the._D_E_N_T_A...;...L.;..AS_S_IS_T_A_N_T_
G d mo.July/Aua 675 !11110 •8EER1.s:rEAK !ISi:: llam1lton, llB._ Med sz Wont to Stop? educalional degree 6 Security Guard. 27
Ar en •lMOF'Rfi:t:rtENT• •MAJDSt.;RV.,N 8. tanmalcdog.Lic.701795. DETOXI FICATION& <"ultural background is McCormick Ave, Costa Exll~ccnhsaelra.}~~3000.x.r~y Apartments t'Al,BOA ISLANI> :!Br. 1·2·3 n m. offirc rrom II B.S l7160rnnRC'. CM Wt 31:'13 llEllABILITl\T ION Interested bci-0 over· l\Jesa. ' ....., Mc. •U•ps to b<"h, "'~ If $135 per m o . Ad J 6'U-4t70 5-40-.0608 • ' . , .... • l~~~-------1·---.....,_. ..... .._. Ava al 1\ug. u :iowkly l\ll'J)Ortt'r Hotel. No leas --POUND Hm:>ll hlk dog vi<' Call us 24 llrs a d ay ~!! 1n )our home. Write IOOtclllPIA Dental receptlonl11t want·
880 lr111ne 833·1&10_ --'rl'Q_~_·_mJTaln_oon 1!!--ed Sal•' Sunta 1801)('1 & Oran.ie . South Coast Ad 733-,0aily Pilot, Box Must be highly qualified. S~d11l11lnrylJ~oymTm~nt~nur°'a1c.:. lrvanut 16111 ~ .,. • (' !\t. G4G-3SS6. ~ommunlly llo~pital 1sri0. Costa Meaa CA. , .. ., ~ 3 Dr summer ri'nlul. l blk Nu lu>. .. P'l ore 111 suite ~·n~t fOOfl 11pjl0rtun1ty, ----St> u una J.49!).1311 112826 wtaenttal ledacr exptr. w/exper. Good oppr. Call
' ~ rr boarh. 2 families OK. Prestlac blda, 1tc111ona-Take odvonta11e now! f OUNO· Black female -Send rcsumo w /qulill 5'W·S337
......,.. ..... '-""' Newly d cro r . Sl!SO ble.64i 3700... <.:11 11 ~II pt•rb Home!I lnb. nppmx. 7 mo. Brown MASSAGE A'M't:NTION. plan rorthc rlcallona to. 8lO Newport --·------
• t700l6th5t. &45-21137 !120Cl lUvt'r,Apl. Coroea .. Mw 54!)..A6.'~ i•oll11r, no lags. Vic FtGUREMODILS wlnter.Vngrouplewlll· Center S uite 620 , DENTAi. • Do~at Ulll'\ I\ N pl Bch 1 •. G fl Id Ing to malnlllln your Newport Beach , Ca. Top p11y for Orlho Ole
• ·~2 •110 . w . won•t I' I hi :i_tai:no .• a ... ar e . ESCORTS ltNlDfl u x I l • v .. .., Deluxe orfices 5Cl' liq.rt., .. FA.~ " n1. 1-·.v.002 11323 home, 11urdnl(. will live .,....,., ,., 11 n • 8 c r n
Ow d 1 • r.t Summer 2 BR. sip~. 6 l(OOd parking. l\I C. IO (tdell. Com p l t>t c. OUTCALLOHLY ln.ltel'•4'resumc upo> "BOOKKEEPER, p/tlmo, ucr e l n rlal rklllA.
, 1 r:;..~'2 ll~~~~:.e~n ~u~!~ ~~' ~~lyria~~~ g~~: e l eva t or M uter w/ro11crs. 811rgu1n. sros Fo und : 41 /22. n I 11<'k 63 I •3111 ~UMt. 640·4043afl ISi M exper 'd only. P'arnlliru' Newport area. 552-78000C'
u11 con1cst e d l.H tl 87~.9034 OwntRltr.6;3·~120. ~-OSOO 1-'c•mlllll I.ab. t\ppr1>x l 'la tteepW...te4 7100 w/purehatifl " u lcs1.7;.;:52-,;:..;.U;.:lt:.:.IS _____ _
Balboa lsland. /\\•all. . -lft•ntw.wt yr ll. Vi c: Duchard. PRF.GNANT? •••••••••••••-•••••••• joum als fumallpayroll.Dcntal Aasl•l.lnt wanted
now. YrlyS340, mo. Cllll Nwpl Bch. Compl rurl'\ 60'PH5qfT O,part.nity 5015 Ada~._!!B.9G2·4580 Cari ni( conrldentlal ALUM.,AlllC-ATOIS Call betwn 10 • 2 only. lo rill ch1llen•ln1 full
t7MT71 . rv1 11omeon thcw1t.er. 1817 W~"'1'CWfF·NB •••••••••••••••••••••••r oUND Tennis ra~kct, <"ounAclini: & coferrel l.afiout. break prua. &U-1753. time poatlt ton l•
Duck,boatw/outboatd.l AGT.S4I S032 U0.000 Requlrt1d for etc.in(ronlol32St7thPI. Abortion, adopllon ... la""'•klllar-'d.App· Pedodont.lcole.Por1J>1K Bachelor apt. Eu tald h .... ui '""' '" .... n ff... ..-; , CM. $HO mo. Ut ll Blk to beac 1n1t q et. COIOMAOILMAR highly proflhble rcnl C M. Inquire Apt r an keeping. ty ln penon, 3:30-Spm. cl .,.Jy.~·-·
"" (urnlahed.8U·l6S4' 9pe4.2Br,2bta.ldealto OFPtCESPACEAVAIL estate venture. l20.000 llAM. AJ>CARE M7· 8pam"eft,770W.11th St. BOYS AND GIRLS Detail
---------• 2 couples. A•aal 7123 thru • d A returned w /ln 00 days. c M a s. 17 days SfiOO,. ~rs 41 _ISq. f\. 3lll Zn ve. Secured. m .5037 F o u N O G e r m a n AIORTIOM · · II you are wllUna lo &Oil N~ detail •hofl ftffdl AUCIAYl\.LA_.I <k>p.Jack 67J.o822 D1 sco,•cr1 Mg mnl, Shepherd, w/r ed spike Cow\5ellng &Rtferrtl Arc;hll~ural aubscrlptlons lo the help.• Steaa •Pait!&
llAMOHIW 17U >810.1970 McMlt•1J11,Tnt1t collar&Uc l:.af .IW&·3097. Preg.ta t-avail.wknds •Sl.DIAmMIM DAILY PlLOT. you w •Wric Pollah•lflleri«
'• 1 _,c YM-. t BR Trtr. rum. l50. wk o DMdl 5035 24 H ti 1 u 547 949S urn aeaorou• com · Upbol1tery Cluner1. laf'l'e l"2 bdrm adult $160. mo. Nr buch. Exec. swte. 2 ti. roos:; •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost : Male German r e P ne · •IMTllM. a.ion. and tripe io hm •t."tlttkO\ll It Wlftdowa
a'pb. ora.nge Counl.)''s MJ.1038 C.~tedu &o':araQped 1 S &heptierd area Fr:u1kCort * 50..ay & •5 * DIAllTSMIM places. ror lnronnalloft Onl)'npeT~appty
lrul -ty. avll • uai l.. LOANS 9% 1\\e & llnti on 6125 ., " WaLPINft pbooeelthu Bl~Al'aCarWaab
mo6l beaul •rt j°'t Q•\ Ony'< Spac. 3 br. NB. Take over lea.~e & Also Jltd TD Lo.ts iooa' blon~ h~ir "'llh blk OOTCALL Mt\SSi\Ot; 551.Jllllor'4!·4321. •oeta.U Sltop ~unit YHIUu~ e ell ~ patio. n1lboat. $27S. save.Call· 8.13-2906 ears a. nO!lt' Rtd collar & 8311 \780 AIMCW.. Equ.IOpportunlty •w,..Blvd toe~~ next to r~w!;!s wttkly 1213)876-2723 150 I W•stcliff Dr. f'all"~l Termulnet: 1949 t ou. call SJ6•2620/ ..,,., .. ~ 14 Emplo1cr ColUMetl.MS-1000.
& resional shoppina C'Cn· CD!\f nr BIG CORON Newport f tnonclal Ctr 64~ M~~. I I 893·$373 Rew•rd· fam FOR f.V£RV === ....... Office
ten. BCU 2 Br. by wHk o 1-:... Offlc• <-t pet. CONrf:!VABLE c•-I ...... ..__.. ....-v 171 ... t ....... ··zo ... _..._ Batk ort •lltant. w JI •P'irepla~rvvnge month~ C.llonSiteMana•er ZMDT.D. MOMEY LOST : Vic. N. Mesa SITUATION "' --• F/Uma.OoodPay &rala, I~ ay~nec:, 4 •Blllia.rdroom . d (7141142·31lteX\2'6 Verde, 2 s ilver araY Equal Opp Bmployer Oiowth SLoc: "'* ~--S •Pool•jacunl Sewport 151an • SIS Terms below market. poodles/ achnauz.erdoas. •tr o..r:·weTe~tll _,. ,... .. _ · mo:
.sudvollcyball Wftk,Sundck.lbd,rum., V.l ndowE1t«Sultes pvt funds, p e rson a l lebasbeatd.MS-S760 ~~IH ICart ... -.. ~~1 t ~~1 fl2.llll''4'~· ' :-: ....... ._ , . ~•ti••· .. :',. ~. S'· ' ~IJ:~dll..~~ .. I
-. :· Beam t:-.ltng1, wood c:.:·~~~ 1~ ·co . AC, c om pl&te blkfwhlte.lel'l'ier/pooclle aptitude willli k¥"1edC• eaper'd for ~ ... -"
p1.,.ied accent wall•. ~· (Ot u me tn U.S. j.anltorla.l;mus1c, ample 2MDT.O.LOA.MS Vie. Cout Hwy " o11•by,ltetyptq,wQ nstautaoL Snd res11mt pall~ kllche~l'. plush JJL Muir. Wh\le House. parltln•. derorate to suit Oranic. NB, 646-635~ lrala btiJ'h\ ~ •lth ~:p 0 eo. ltlJ Colla r heu. Tow U'uc k
• car1etlng. p rl utt Mouton Rd . IJuc k tennant C~ll 557·0136, Combination real e~tat.e Rf\WARD! , ewlydh'orced m ale. rat mlft. 1 yr. bualwl ••· II~ Ca 9:2121 cbi,..., 1'1ll &:pert Ume
Car ct en pall o s • Ml 2.W1 M7.a>(' f131M290 & peraonaJ p~perty • fit, le 47, needs bra[I\)'. per. c:.apm•l anL XI•' • · .......... No expu nee.. ~ baJcdnla. Ingham, ting. _. · loau on r esldencu. You don' nct'd 1 alln to sensuou1 female frie nd wwkln• eood . .It Com• am.o CAii!, m,J home murt ltavt Id clrivlnl re ·
(1 Z$.2USlOCkpor\ Don't drop the balll Get a. PRlVATE otc-alr cond .• apartmen ts &-com . "draw (b l" whn )'OU 2$-40. R~ly '!> cla In ii-It)' benenta. &M.a.> f\lllUllM! S. E. Hate Beh. CDnl. 18 or qvtr. Salaey
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GU·OOU, New port WOfk t hn •day in°"' Malcb v.i»nlH Mlulon Inn l;coordlnauonolprod~· PORTFOLIOS 1'..d1n1er. Hunt.Sch. TOW1\ T1.11tln! hr quaU Ml-1408. W ·lellt ·
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DllVBS WANTID Airport. ~rn 1100 + pcir SJ C. nul to \lhlnut Qu6res CIO wpm t1pl1'1. ~ECR~TAKY for Real ~. l.,ocaled at lat. t-;1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••'fee lo Good home. mah) l,, Mtnut Wonten wk U.M rate. bonut • Crove RHt•~~ t11urc aptltl.lde " icfnt ol lrvlnt will make tho &-state Co . In t'aahlon ('omlno Real & !lh1n Piarhni Klu ena·Tabbln, & fe1n (IPaY.ci) Dalm11-
, M•lbtZ$orover commtulon. Work ta run MAIMTIMANCI t,r lepbont ebillt y . f1ndln1 ol QIUlliried In bland Mui1t have 4 yr» _ nlk/Whl, Blue/Orey. Hons. Uoi houao lo~I.
Apply In Ptr¥oa ., perfectly •ui'-l~ MICH.A.MIC: sunllar expor. with a come property bll)l•ra t'XJ>t'r, t> ~ & TO wpm. AMTl9UI 1161 $15, AJ\aora back•n>lmd ,.M2 __ ·9_74_o _____ _ y .... c• who t'f\)oy puUina ''"'Ir INWllaC'\w-er dealnble. and lbt Milin~ or tnt.'OmC' ah 80 PO wpm C al I Decorator's barn ~dm1. ~79•v T$1·31:M -IOi O I
Vl'rbal tapablllct" to '"" tlmo. for •lnyl Apply lnc~:!::-o propcrtl)lf much H>htr for Etl..-en.640 OIZ3 9,000 llneal n . ~akC' ol SI • c:-lrl ••• ;;~":'.~ ••••••••••••••• 112SlSlaterAvrnue work . ~tud&>nts , laminatina prOducUon -you. you art •11 --''" (J). ameseox:alpolnt t .
__ .. _ou_nlaln VMlley h 0 u ll e • I v e a • line lil u•l ~ ea~r lo M-1>d• ... Co. pencn~(,-d and lntMeate<I $1CllTARY fl'r 6lS431216'0-US4 tens. Malt. remalt. m . *•I BUY** ~~et" ~llmt-type PtlrMm :\,~:on~~~ hS~~~= :r~ (' gr;::i:~;!~u~::.~~r:~ 760 I Cltly A•e, HI tn e1amin1 m0tt · · I~ youn1o: Ors Cly firm. l.'1uckcnn1 SQuare t>1anc eath, $48·U311. Good used t\irnltur1> &
· l?'llclng fo~ 2nd lnMmt II 30.? 30 or 3:30 1>:30. o~n Call 714/M0·13l3 I Wat of Ocach & c .. 752.e014 Shorthand nut net'. Ar· UjGI. ThN. w11lnul. Xlnt 0.,. 1040 Appbancta-OR I will l ' lime. I o~enl11tl 11400 C.:all for lll~rvicw. Time blwn~wkdaya. ~tbofCatfleld ) -------l'OuntlnK bckattl helpful. t•ond. 1213 )6416-4$05 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-llorSBLLforYou. • ~mo lat \ r 639~123. Lire eoou 833 ltO'J8 ---Equal Oppor t:mplo)'er 1. l. SALIS ~t~~~y s~:\ ,~ut~e~i:: Oak lllllltree. Just rcfin •PET WORlD• MASTllS AUCTION J'~· bri atlon 41 shopm«'nlJ 1 1 . -y MAS~!GITl .. I · Uc'd-Ulllilc 'd onTutt JulyG Ver)' ornate, beaut P1t 8ulb. l'ekes, Westlu. 64M616&1JJ.f6H
foe-ll•hUna rlx· an t o r al-Good man OWi.i • Y 118·2$) fOf' PAINTER. well uper Frff 14 .c... --p1tcc. P\'l pl)'. U~O Toy Fo.¥, Poocllca. Shih Aft 6 U4-7Jtl,
eo. Exper hell1ful needed rl gb\ away. 3 le~ithnat" full lime posl M1a1t have own loob. -r •SICRIETARY 768 ~ t1u. P o ms. Cockcra.io .
butnotnec.PleaseappJy Nht~l5awk Mwith1v~ lion In Cnsta Mu11 good salary . M r . TroiMltc)Coww Archttecturalofflce.Top Mlnl·Schn1uaer1 Bull"""VE!Newf&uHdfurn •. :?nJ\ So. E.ast Nu St U>Pt!r. Over 2S '1S2·'7m llcilth Spa. No exp. nee. Robinson ~·IM31! I-kills n.-q'd, typing min WHOl.ISALI ONLY' Tl"rrlera, Sllkiea & aQPl's, ml,c. Wllsol\'.'· , '" · betwn 3·$ We send lo' •c:houl. t:am · ........ --al '-·tr•"'tlon "c 1 "'" .. n~l1 •· .. n.,llah. 40 8ar0 a1n "'oo.. Now ., lrn nc or call $46 2901 .. ..,._, ma '"' ..., wpn1 neut Iii It) ,., ., ~ "' "' " Yorkles. 100 mixed PUP· ..,,~..!. -•; •• ";. 81• w•· --· · wbll4' you learn Appl)' or Part lime bookkeepin1 M m t tt · ro ' l ' I Contuinen> arrv'll wkly. .....,._ ....., • ..
l'AUICATIOH JANITOR C'all any alt or eve. 2112 Mon .• Weds .. •'rl. For :to:.~t'~:'m::::n Y s mmert1iurt1 cw l'Xper. LYMAN Dl<AKE pies. Stud svs •moat 19th, C.M. 642·71130 ,;•
Srtc:IAUST M:uur. ei..pr·d . depend II· Harbor 81. Costa Mesa. Appoint. call 494·t'tM •Uc'd tr1tin1ng 2wl.s Wm L. Pl'rc1rn A~soc. ANTIQUF.S brt'l'«h. 0 pen • vea. 541-321112. ... ,
bl 'rilnl wknd k ""' .,, .. ., --' ll233CONDOR •v"' s:n ·sn:?'7. , ·• )l:,ed prt'vlous exper, on e • • wor · .....,.......,. cla.'\llcsslartlmm....... MJcArthur llhd ul l''onJ .. "'
111M comPQ8er NurAn: S3 2S hr.Nu1lrinkeri1orMATURE WOMA N •OnthcJoblrainlnll Rd C'oron11 tll'I Mor. FountoinValley9'19·28ll81k Labp. Pupsh. AK1c.~::is&,~1;1~1!'S::a~l "
I Proct."!>ll c11mera & Plate ~~~ers.S49-09S7 p ,tlmt' tn wcl<'umc •M1nyt()l>otr1relcx:'a 1714 164.f.<)620. t:quolOpp WllOLt.:SALEONl,V shots .. roven unt na 968·l596
Maker and the rollowin& JANITOR·SUPErtVJSOR ncwcomt•rs & .contact PHONE SALES Nolicensenec toapply Employt'rM lf' ~toc:k.$125.u.830-7'"'8 ________ __,,_
mu 1t111 th 0 r r s c l Musi have expcr. 5 Days mef'C'h•nU. t1eic1bl hn Phone Salu pl'ople. RID CA.RrlfT ENGLISH LOAD LABS AKC. Super Chler14 Hallan Rena10•1\<'l'1
duphulers lZ.SO, 1250 wk. 5·6 llrs nightly Need rar, Ille typing. male or female, 16 to~ llALTORS 963·9191 S.cyflaecutlv• Frl Jttly 2. f ·S rM. Line. Top u.s. Field boa. chairs $475. ll1rdwood, ~ 11cl-ond rolor heads It Pll·:ise cu 11 for appt S47·3005. years or age. Guaranl~ Yor detail.a eall Linda lrvinu Sav1n(l1 & l.oan No Preview 9 wla 1163.,_s rard table w/lealher toe.
i,so 1:o py center. l'S2·1292betwn3 5 wages or commissions. h:ts openinti fur r!Tlme LYMANDRAKf. · Sl00.61~tm7
I• . '>AAA Mature WOITll"~ r..rr. for J::ww~ ·e~y s~vln"'S •. 4 NTIQUES I' .. D b l p ' "'' .runing '""" master JUNIOR-250 East l7th Stree•, ~~--" " · u .. "' " .anl'110 o e ups,w. . mnker Top waaes & ~Int Cleaning l \'S. Car nee. Su Ile o. Cos ta Mu~ RN Loan ex per. t yping & 11233 Condor Ave. purebred & P•P\)rs. ,n alnut. Vlctorinn dml!)~.
em Pl o Yee be" e f i l SALESMAN Gingham Girl 64$-.5123. between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m shorthand req'd. t1exi· Fountain Valley 11'79·2811 S'7S ~-llm8 set ~1th 4 <'hairs. $1SO ••
JI ek11g I 11.ld t or ble hours. approx 20-30 6l3·2G08
I J I g e nlc ea cdos ~. COORDINATOR hrs "'"r wk. u, .... h1ve Appli-.cff 10 I 0 •G-~ 0---1• l•u 0 • 1' n sa ary 8 JUsl San Clemente area. 10 15 MEDICAL Equal Opporhmity ab'I [" l "'l"'"' .u ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1n HOLE H \JSE PUtJ I ments. IC interested o ll yeanold.Can urn tlOto . Employer ll·l :JOAM shift. Must m~~rs o:~~u ~1~51~~nd REFRIGERATORS • • FURN I TU RE•.•
1 ijol> Kuchta, S4ll·S·IOf S50 per week work1 n& have 2 yrs opl'r. In · I F I WASHERS DRYERS Pair matched beaullrul EVERYTHING MUST• I State f'arm l nsuran(e ufter school and have a TIANSCRIBER r s upervision in ac utl' ~~r~f::~!1f7~2.64~ n· Recondltioned·Repoa male watchdogs. Gentle GO ! Cull aft 3Pll. <.:o. 3.333 llylanti Ave. summer Job. Phone If It I 'd hospital. Cont:icl Mrs. ·&:rr· ... Damad'd. w t ~hildt•n . S"O .Ma . 836-4170 ''~tu •1..-E I O osp 1 ex per req • PRESSuA·N, A. B. D1'A• J 642 "7~• C l •• • ~ "' ~ '" --------~" """' • '' ""'8 · qua P· ~-6¥33 and iask ror J an. M b _,._, i "' ..:• e~en, ·• .,.., os 8 SENIOR SECRETARY po~unity_Employe_r __ ~lis:uon Vi~Joareaphont """ ave&.,.,.,. typna *"llek,exper.TofiL M esa Memorial Na~lgatlon System• 29Y~AuRar51d1~10C MM796 !Walnut burret, (htnu'
Fashion Consultant. No 646*>84 skills. Xl?l employee permancntfull tlmeposi Hospital. 301 Vlcto"a Business locat ed in ,, ,· . &aullful AKC Golden cabinet, drcsslna tabtc-, uv nel"l!WUry, full or EQu11I Opportumly bfnefi~. EOE. Cootact lion. N · Hnta Beach. C.M. E.O. E. Irvine lndustrual Park DUNLAP S Retriever pups. rcudy anUq table. square, 1!~1•
I J k fi.'mplo.u•r Mrs. Arn.eUe. C-Osta 8!11Ull!8Wkd)'! • l'"c N .. , d CM for 4''"'orJuly "'"' .,,,.,... unit rum. Must sell. caJ\ • part t me. :u: 1e . --·'-"---Mesa M emo r ial reqwres secrC'IDry with owCewportn v .• "' ...,.,..,.,,, aftcrSPM &45·T~l.
_IW6-79S9. JUNIOR Hospital. 301 Victoria, Printing IN'1mLVM'1 IJ.10 yrs exp. lo d o ALl.$411-7780 AKC German Shorthalri---------
1 fOREMAN CM. 1142.2734 rLA TE STllPPIR Prectlcals &Orderlies Marketing & Contruct f'rdght Damage Hotpolnt Pointer Pups, 2 mos,l.EAVl NG Ca meo Sho~~' SALESMEN Exp.smallin·hou.seprint Neededforh01pitalalaff correspondence. Typing, Sale 3308W Warner papers & all 11 hoh mWlt sell; 411 x 72. 0 \!aJ
• lftf-dlon o.,t. Boys " Girls 10.ll yrs. Medical AssislanL Front s hop. Good com paoy rellel,41 private duty. Ex· 7S WPM. shorthand, 8(] near Harbor 'sanla A~a 962·5004 din table. ·~ .. plate glasi,'
, 7 \'an Dorn mal·hines benefilt. Applv National per . Req'd. All shirts. WPM. Salary open ' tup on l""ln pl\desta" Mus t know uir1ous old, earn S20·$$0 per & bat'k ore. Sttretarial , S40-82709AM llAM W h •· El F S I S _ _. p M,,,. d k &: h ,..l v. eek g e 111 n g n e w exper. req'd, Assist ore SyslA!ms Corp. 4361 Birch F\111 or p /l. Westclltr · 111 er "' ec. Dryer or a e. amoy""' up· ""'· e11 c 111r, wl, l malt'rials. be able to rwl cuslom-:rs for the Dally surgery. Dictation, bill St.. N 8. Nursea Regl1try, 1617 Servke Sta. Attendant $3SO Corset. n1 yrs old. py, 3 mot. (emnle. AKC p11lntln11a. ruas. l11m~
:1' :!~~~es & supervise Pilot. Work hours are Ing. rtlina. ENT practice Producti C t I Wutcllrr Or, Ste 2L2, rull & p/llme. Exper'd. SM·S322 af\ 9:30pm. :~:hlt~d·re~ o ~11 ell~~~~ etc. 675·_788!1. ____ ....._. ...
CAMllO 3 30 to 8:30 al\er school inlrvine.55.2-1111 .. on on ro N.B.S3l-06lO. Appl y ltay Corey Side by side coppertone . 962•1961 BlJTCHErt ULOCK UH\.,
and a rew more hours on EXPEDITOR ....... LVM's Chevron, 604 s. Coast rehigerator, xlnt cond. Tlil W/6 mtcha rhn sec.: MOMlf.ctwt.HJ Co. Saturday & holidays. Mot.hers helper, Matu~ Hwy Laguna Bch Frffto Yoe1 1045 $825 /b t r K I
760 I Cl-•••·HI ThtS •• not a ""'"'"r route. ·woman. 3-4 morns week Mature indiv. exper 'd HURSIS AIDIS ' · S31S. ~o--070$ 5 0 r · ell
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1 -, "" ~ -~ ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11711·2700or640·4484 · • <Wl!SlofReach& :'\o deh\·eries or <'Ollect· own trans.C.M.S5'f-3.518. only. P'ull & P /time . Top»ervlce St•t!on Allen· Upnghl deepfreeze. xlnt 3 Mo. old female Collie. • -,-....;
South of Garfield> m4. 'l'ransportauon pro MUFFLER SHOP IOSAN, IMC. wages. Morgan Nurua . danl, ex per d .. Day & cond. Wesunghouse $22S. purebred, shota, well b Contrmporary ~nf1h;
1-:quulOpporEmployer vldl>d. You must live In 210lW.Coa.slHwy,NB Reeiatry, 631·1313 or Eves.F\ill&p1t11ne.Ap· 4Mlb.t'apacity.C11llan behaved & lovable. groy1wh1te •tripe. Xlnt ---------i Huntington Buch i;oulh C MGR. TRrtAl~.EE Ith Equal Oppor EmJ1\oyer 833-2365. ply, Shell Station, l'llh It 6 pm. 960-1680. · 493 0726 cond. $1~. 546·4002 • ---rSI llf areer oppo un ,y w Irvine., N.B. . -0 at.er to qua y, nationwide compa nv. P/Ume Sales, ••"'..,.. ~k r:••L MAKING Firm has R fri " •-· •A 0 h Q '-·~d • F'ryCooks.!!xperd 5364298 , ~.,. •• ., -~ e l!i· "'gas range w/'Sweet rcmale kitten rt o ueen111ze..c · ..
MUST BENEAT'. EqualOpportunity Exper helpful but not &up.Meo,Lad1es &atu· positions .open, b p. de.Ser vice Sto Attendant. ovens & broiler. Must beautlrul :.olld dark S4S. 645-41tl.•
ColoiwKitchens Employer nee Call between dents.Evn/Sat968-8378. slrable. but not req. Plllfl'le. 1'.:xper·d only see,1nhomc.S481810 aray.~.2178 , -. 493·1Mlt --6·8:30pm. Mr. Scalzo. 548-3496 A\·a1I evt"s & wkods ~i1rls double ronopy two,
---LEGAl.SECRETARY 557·1"8. N e at 11 ppear . & Frlgid11lreelecdrycr run1cuddly kitllesCorlhekid xlnlcood. .
G!H'L OFC CLERK Tru1n~ or with some ex· NEWPORT PURCHASING Sale s Career·sleady h11nd~tlng. Apply A:\1 , perC S75. M atchl n ~ dle:s·m11lo. box trnd 12 1)42-r.81K
Mm. 1 yr orfi<'l' expcr. pencnce. Strong lypln~ STATIONERS work.S175wk-uptostart. ~Newport lih·d.~ wuhcr needs timer $30. wks 63J.1842/645·il44 • ----;----.-,••
.lob r..,.·s slalli.lical lyp. "" N h h d • Cl.ERK F\illtr Brush 968-8378 6'6·5622 ' ~aul. Bdrm Sl'l. k1n1HY1 · "' reqwr~""· o sort an · We tfll\'l' a vacan()' Jn _ SEWI NOOP!-.:RATORS "•DO flAB LE T i,,•r matt. SP"I, 2 nlle 11>1:.. 1na. i1pl1lude ror r1gurei Salarv open 835.Ql2 " "" • • know·a or 10 key. Sam· · our order CIU1n& dept. Rtquires aceurale lyp ·-- --. EXP ONl.Y. Pc Wrk. Pd REF R JG . KELVI N stnped kittens. need u dresser, mirror. Lrl.:•·
I >lpm Gro..-.•ln1(l•(i w txlnt LIGAL Slc:IET AltY AppUcanls must have or Ing. pleasant telephone Salea Enirr tElcc lo 2SK YUC. Scne 642 :M72 ATOR. liROW~. XLNl aood home 642 6818 new. 644~H
·to. beorllh App•u 180 ... IW.,,.ITClu...H (1t'fsupply &stationery manner &abilltytowock SecMktt En1r toSIOOO 1:18()Monrov10.N.B CON D . W AS HE R .-----------.., " .-v "1 up. Call Barry West, RE ~c/Bkkpr $900 Utt YER. s.38·4267. !Kittens. all i.11.es. shaPls rt'able &: 4 chairs & ll'U\"r!(, • l'\c"vort <.:enter Dr .• Br i11h1 . ex p e r 'd 5S'J.9212 rorappl. wellw/otherdepl:s. t'rldayPenion tosisoiSTUDENT: Wurehouse/ &C'Olors.M/ .. ',llwkat.o4 Very old , almobl unt•t.
N s_.o_r_6,'.'_4·_4300ext 321. sKffiuy w/aood s kills STACOSWITCHINC lrvlnePersonnelAgency Dellvl'ry rur stron g , AvocadoGEpot scrubtx:r mo.S4t·S3\t2 Dunl·an Phyfe, S17ri:
llCl'til'd by attorney 11398akerCosta Mesa 4S8J::llth Cosl~Mesa hardworkln1t younl( d1shwasher.S cycle$l80. SS2-<l931!art4 , W/&Meral c1v1 l pnactke. NURSE 549-304 t Suite 224 ' 6_.2.1470 man. Will wo rk with C»ll 751-«118 ShelUc remale mix puppy. -----7• • GUARDS
1-· 11me lmme-d. employ·i---------•I Purty W orld 2025 AMcHon 1015 551·0988 rum, soru & lo"eseal. t Irvine & 1\nahelm areas. S.11ary ~~~ 640 1800 RN $60 Equal Oppor Employer , _ publlr. Part/Full time. blk brn. 6 to 8 mo. old REAL Barguin, living rm
m11nt. ln ~1dl" w ork . Sales Newpor t Blvd.,' Co~ta ••••••••••••••••••••••• . end tables. corcce table I l 111lorm:t rurn Age 21 & LIFEGUARD/ ICU CCU ER Real Estate Sales Meoger/Ant Mcv :\lesa. •PUILIC * ;J Kittens. I w h l . l + stereo w /easselle, over. Rt'lired ok ALL 3·11&11·7SHIFTS XI r -FUR ... l·TURE blk1whl, l cullco, box 008·0300
Br•cH '1-3SA1'&SUNONLY I • nl opportunity or •n· s It LL----'S * " * tralned.846·0773 -----------
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S.A . l nl~rv1e w hrs *** Mesa Verde orflce. women witb-re•dY·to· Willtram.Mustbeavall *A OM• 4'iroldColhe,purebred,
10 JO.noon & t .30 3 30pm ATTENDANT MID SUllG. 01 PIDS ~tablished 16 years. Al· wur sales ex per., lo all shifts. P /lime to Consiqnmettb beige. wht. l.oH•uble. ~~e!l:~;l~u,e s!~~!~!~Y.ll. •
Mon·l'-ri. t:quJI Oppor 3·1\, 11-7 • $51 tractive omce. F"ull sup· build s peciality shop start. Ill Yrs or ovr. ff--.... -Vellew nds company 536·9583. S". ~s. W1tlnut Vani·l ., Employer Summer job a\·a1I. for nn port. Ca II Jack I e ....... -tlal & nrow with a.w. 645-8616_, C_'.:\f. ...... nww ' 1213 ) ·'23 1089 ·•-'
-'-------1 lndl~1dual who w Ill LYN $42 II ....,..... ., ~.. Stock Ll-'dotlons ___ .. wrrull lni?th mirror S9~.
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andleman.~·S990. pand1ng company. Send TEACl.1 ER·Pre s"hool ....-------• 0 k lbl $9S Q A GUYS & GALS 1tuard 11 private beach & Ad N .. " · & Stor-4 LITTLE PUPPIES a . uoen nA r 11 b h R al L·state Commercial resume to 0· 635, 12'.30·6, Mon-... r l. ....40 -'ll-I t d ' tbl i . h · :\l1s:s1on Vlf'jo. F.I Toro per or m a ea c e "' · · D 11 Pll p 0 Bo ,. -Beautlrul Bdrm sets 8 wk11. Heinz 57 .. Mull wa nu in Fl "'c air..-
Jrell. to work t1 l'twhours (lean\Jf) duties. Mwtt be AIDES ~'}3 lli.LTYIY 8 )' ot, · · "hr. t.:xper'd. Cal l dressers. mirrors: lhebestklnd"557·7977 SJ5(). 6' lnl(lh Jtlass 011k.
11 day. F\inJob. EarnS2S able to m eet cit y ~1 1580• Costa Mesa, Ca .~?() untique display ca.,
10 SSO per wet k. For hreguard stand1rds . flNANCIAL 926216 chests. armoires. naghl Darling kitten. fem $125. f'irm . 644·1356.
more 1nrormot1on phone Please Call ·Loil at The -F\111 or pert.time 1 eena ger we nted for stands. headboards Stnpes. Must give up im Cd'.\f near Mac/\rthur k '
"30 0013. Irvine Co. -chooee your days, hrs SALES rEISONS watenng & Ille 11n:lninl( IUMK IEDS & med due to allergy. Cal Coast Hwy. ..
Equul Onnrtunity 644-1117 &t holtpital near you PORJFOLI OS Needed lor expanaion. Jhns wk. on the bch al Youth £ •• -LL._ box, Litter· green &: food . '"' ~II time, parl time or «lhSl. 67 5·3823 r.-n1n1. • included. 642.4321, ext Twin foam rubber malt k
1-:mplc11f'r --""ftu:iAOpMpo'li~ ~:pnlover ::::~,:~~~:s~~~m o( Irvine has just r e· summer help. l'ttu~t be ..._ _ _.._ •er1...__,.I Roll-Away leek 26l days, 642·9792 eve~ box S25. King foam ~alt
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STYIJST . ..-.uh rollowin1g11Jm __ _.iiiiiiiiiiiiiimlii•I _,..*1ftra ... 1cft In•. avail dollar commercial pro-!,!&resslcve. Appply to Now h1nng, must have dresser. lovely i;nru Kldtlehns. cGlean. hellaltlly to llrl SSO 673·ll74 r 1 I ss~ ,.,...., "' .. 0 J w d IUwn & ountry 11t10. nt•nt appearan(e, 18 yrs, 1 . "'-' R me ruy/w l. aray ---
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ran rent space In-B1alhon lc1al hC'lp al reduced TOW TRUCK DRIVER lures, mirrors, china. J~pm
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co 1 m ct o Io a 1s t 11 & helprul Duties Include AIDES $35 t'Olll to them until they and field troin1ng. No laxed worklna urrangr· Carpet samplei1 & racks R Mluck ule. i-·urri . ~ .... m11nl(un6ts. llunt. Heh lypma loun 111)pllutton11, re«lve thct rund•-hl(h nRr limit Car desirable mcnl. Some bkkpa. ex· LOTS &c LOTS r MISC .~ !l62i*i6. r11c row lnstru<'tlnnll , 111 how we a .... uJr~-"' thA Very 1m11ll carn1n11ll lo per d ulrable Please f STORAG. "'o · · plllnCol\ housewnr.' • -a..-.._. ... "-1.. -.. "" " rom •r.. t n"lll, l>I Ay('I--•, cC1·, va rlo u11 form• 11 n d .... 1rwww-rn• ••·r aboveproject atart t·or oppt. please <'all Mr Smith or Mr. SW p " " "' · --------•1tenerat corrcsponde n(o Referenre1Necunry · c nll Mr Kendull al lloo1cror 1app'l A MEITIRS Thur11, t'rl. It Sot. 1~\•19
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COOtC HuThet'ollowlna ·-,,._ c.1 752*1014 108 Plt<"tntla Ave.~1Jtrua.Mu1tbe2lyrs Boy'a lOapd.vnllow.185. n....a1ypttot llllHWAre, tc •tull. IC'l\lm• ..,11.... Openlnp In Oranae Co. ..... HottMf.. ,.. ._ 1m1ll desk, electra tk rl. ,. ~ ., '""' LOAN CLOSERS ~~~~~~~~~Rtteplionlsl·Glrl Friday, Costa Meu. ~full or part Umt. Cell Thura/Sat/Tue1. o-tfled Section. like new angl ~. la:e
Appt.)' In Person M1.111t be exper'd ill cloe·'· • P/Tlme, 4 days a wk. Secret ,.K~. ' 673.ClO '-~ chct1t of drawe rs. m~ 8eHltwcen003Pm1~s1p~ In« FHA· VA fl Conv. N\IRSES·LVN a 11·7am Knowledge of aen'I avia· Smell ofc-;/.,:;. C.:t;~Xlnt ~altrcss. over "2~. Apply ., .., &ood Chri1tma.a llte11. ""
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=7:1entJ, furn. ett TIQU~.~ har-.MWClll UMdonc-e.Ma$.CaUJlmTaho•·lO' w/lrlr l<ISO. ~hnttlncld.$tS-UOt -ONLY SI~ ttO ~;=·t:.>~~~:be:t~ <~BT). 1 -------~-;-i u--1.t. .a. a.1 T .a. l!LS iaoo •wu. sis • ..,"''· al Aqwi)h, kHl.80 ~=flt. w .t'. At\ tpm '1S Buhat-o ISO Pu,.,1u1a llU. tA.UY apeakrrt. Good¥e1r ur lt7J CA.Pal s.t io.•. JU OoW• _,._"'.., Aw wilsl 33 Lo S4 ltn.l\h 30 w • _ MKt. t'M F Portln,. Ex IV CINTR w/Cra,.r wtu .. i.. ~ , sJHd rool 6 d I CdW. Whirlpool dryer from your bulMN card 644.5154 M .. H•c•/ io· crw•IOJ Sloop. s llP P"rtb' ma.lnlalntd. t:Jt. , llifh boot, ~100 1Sl·S1'3 1 • •Wl • uxt" U • r v • • t l a b I • • ~ one urd for or '-"kt f020 0 18. •·Lr .• •l-2. man" Lrernely fut SltOO Call Oh lalon ot Bart)' Pont. --trim. XUf'rl (soeCJOU ) •
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SAT om. v. Furniture, at.rap. meehnt alrhnt Mtfl'I d<>'h1n1. no C:h(.'tk 1\laboal Annltt 9e1,14,, SHOCK Sabot. !wk.a old. new. Movlq, must MIL Ill-' 000 1974 DOO•I YAM
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INt/Sun/Mon9to5 >MU back " \MID you new Maale CM.r ranae, atrt. P•rlert S22$. Sonar Canbbean now avail for cu 4~·1l08or494·117~ Mini Truc k•. Vans.
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Send check or money or ord>Mc.k Gas Stove, used 1200. Weekdays 1Afler Hits. dolly. Must sell. 63MiiJ7 · 4 WhHI Dri••• 9550 Dodge Van "14. C'Ustom ..
derto: on1 9 mos S90 Ot)'mptc &pm call 548·'1248. $4.50. 639-4638 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cpt .. c~. l\OVC. 1lnk. •
'9LOT ,llMTIHG P oyr t a b 1 e' E I a t e IHh. p 9040 1973 Kawasaki 100rc. Top 1972 TOYOTA ~fnf .. 14700. 64.2·7097. 540• 5630 ,
P.O Do-< J5(j() tn>Pwrlter. like new~ .•••••••• ~:.~.......... SABOT ::, r::t~~u M=.:;;1~ L.AHDCIUIS• 'Tl Eronohne Van V8. l1JWJmil.~1mial11111l'
Cosla Mesa, Cu. 92626 Twn bed $10, llead sk11 *ZODIAC Out.field ~o. m~ Full)• 530 'w t . · l N t II a rd top . < 2otl). spd, lo mi. nds lltbt --• ·-•I sis, BooU. n 12\la Riker S racin1 nued. S390. l'h Hts es mins er. P PRlCEDTOSELL! w«k. $2350. ~l.ro&2 J626HAllOI ft WATERBEDS 011ckle $35, Call AM Port·A·Manne ~0-2070 675-6644 afl4. · SADDLUACK COSfA MISA I H " , .. ._. 106 1s1 i.oe .......-......._ 76 FOf'd 150, va auto. :::.::::::.,.......... EverySlyteOISC'ouoted . 34• SEO Cr. FIB. T/S, Ar, H~BI! l~UBlue/blue u al. S./l..t tl60 VAUIYIMPOITS mi, full l'pts & panelln&, '74CA.Pat1'00 ~
....... _ -•-..,. 0 k UN•DNEERSOVERLD• W.............. IOI 1 2 gen. tr. m tbs. lop cond. r u box. $8$0. Ph••••••••••••••••••••••• ll l·Z040 495-4949· Sony FM Ca&1ctte, tun· v• 4 ~peed ridlo • -ttuuu. _,, 1 tor· --Sac $18 500 Ph· 642·4097 581·632t roof a~ats 48 aat fuel "-v, • ' '
111« '•ble. l'lO, AN/FM From 119.81 with Heater ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83).26tB ' · ' '74 19' Jamboree l\tinl. 73 Land Cruiser, hardtop, tanks, radials. chl'Ot'O veautltul car. 24 .ooo r.114'o. GO. mlac applic. Aqualleavon 830-7 WANTED ma1or ap· lo.ts.SU I t5·000 ml., air, AM /FM, 7400 mi, mint cond. spoke wblJ • more. miles, 2 year warranty
Nfri1. a yrs old 140 pliancea & PWT mowers, n~. Tti·Hull. open bow, Doclt1 pl 9070 xlnl cond., askln& $8SOO. Roll bar, tow bar other 492-1728 •(!... alKlaLbDle.). on 'his unit. ~ ••SIAn Francisco Buyer •-8 Ch A~ tlP 581 7758 ..... ---------" pref. not wrt 'g reas. sea.... . • rys . ...., . ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · xtl'll. $4,99!1 firm. Aft s'••tt wishes Oriental Rugs It 1 U d •• 4 4-piece. place ieltlngs. ~-M46 . 496·S1l7 wknds 646-5848 w ra1 er. se on co. 42' DOCK 29' GMC 6PM. S48·1362 W-'-41 9590
Spa_nlsb Lace Wallac S.U C..,. .rH 1r.--. ·'3400. 839-4356 · Under NewPort bridae D•ily or Wffkentis •••••••••••••••••••••.~ MAttqUIS MOfoaS
lt#ti111.ot-2714 KING-SZbed (new), xtr ~ ~ USOO $110.mo. 642'9668 Lowratea MO, GMC Jimmy, 400 auto, W£.t>AVTOPDOLLAR ~Mart'\leritaPkwy
hrm Sl95 ancl del. Us11Kl· GoodUHd fum1refriiS u -l Beautlrul 22, C .. n. air. completely off roacJ FOR TOP USED CARS S.u:Fi'wy·A•tf')''l:ift. Jtw., 107 1 bom B3S 2263 fnrs/stoves S46-07118 ....... .. IOAT SUPS Rent 26' OMC. Pvt. ply. equipt, ITSOO/ belt olr. FOREIGN DOMF.STIC MlSSION VIEJO
•••••••••••••••••••••• Y e. • · tury Lapstrake Mahoa. NwptBeach · 548•3600 933·2fll6 or. 642·409 494·3U2orSll6·2lll01 orCLAsSICS lll·Zll0495·1210
W .&. .... TED eonls me mbership.I BUY SCRAP lROl't & SuSklff.2Bunb,toilet. NewportBeecll,Callf. U"'OUrc1Arlsextnclea.n "" Prestige NB club w/pool. JUNK CAR.&. Junk •P. classic restored orean FREE RENTAL SLIP 73 Bronco, VS, auto, m11ny , •7ZO
TOP CA.Sil DOLLAR 833·3643or963-4639. pliancesbauledh'ee. Ed raC>ewinner.Fish,skl,or Top loc. on MAIN BAY. Motor.._l..t.. heuvydutyxtras Com p. sce usfirst. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~
PA I D t'OR YOUR Slooeset-IOl8 Catalina. V-8 Cray Top security! 40· to oo· 111/i teJJ' serv reco rd , $3800. IA.UHIUICK 13240Z whlte,AIC,u~t.
JEWELRY. WATCHES, Radio Controlled Mode Marine needs enA. ro· (Power yacht only), f\llly aelf-contained 642·6SS4 292!Hlarbor Blvd. am/fm, ~ ml, $4300.
ART OBJECTS, GOLD. Bouts. Gas eniilnes a Miiiie.. pair. 968·0S1S, 642·9405, Spec::11I Weekly Rates _Costa Mcs,:.i __ Y79·2SOO fl4S.6398
SILVER SERVICE. allrndioiear. Veryfust. IMtr••1.t1 1013 aalrforCasey. 673•5937 T ..._ ---""INE FURN•· AN· Soldn"w-..n.c~ch.Sell••••••••••••••••••••••• . .,c. Boat Slip Avail. R('lcrveforHolldlys ,_,.. •HO TOPIUYER i3"'0 .. 45 .. ..t ·i r • ' ..,.,., " ~ on REGENCY MOTOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt '·· 1"" a r, mll(l!i, TIQUES. 645-2200 all 3 for SIOO. or trud ACOUSTICAL GUITAR. l7 Tri·hu.11, Volvo l /O, big ChannelNwpl Bch. &.'i! us Clrst. ft last! Top AM/FM~ 17,000 ma. Im· -~--------1 for?? ~2200 Rosewood. Xlnt cond. wheel l rlr, xlnl cond. HO 973-7484 HOME RENTALS lt74 FOID Piclulp dollar paid for Imports. mac. $4800. 673-8778
Lnntecll 1075 1100/flrm. 495.~sans. engine b rs. 14200 92SN. Hllrbor Blvd,S.A. Bron ie ex ltl r l o r , COSTA MISA.
•••••••••••••••••••• ••• PUMTS S40-07M lotlh. s,..d Ir J * •S3l·2503• * a utomatic, pwr steer· D •TSU" '7s 8210 Jltchblc. Perfe\1.
Rc:a. Mortan mere, brolt FOR SALE Lu d w Ii drum set Sid 9010 iS Alie ro 22• SI 5 8 ina. dual tanks. Ranier " n cond. 1 UI ma. A a r.
to r•de • d rl ve, bl Spider Plants • w/Zilgen Cymbals. Call T R Y t b is (I 1 h I n I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 ' ' f p k' • heavy duty parkaacs. 2145 Herbor Blvd. I m I f m. U, ISO· Pr·
parade Morean &eldina. C!'ffpan& Charley ~7-6t87 eves aft 7 machine. '73 Beachcralt 19' T1hltl Jet, 427 Cbev :~~ !,;iro~o~M ;:~, · lf'lOHRU80709>. o.ta Metia !140-Ml0a_640_4_412_. -----
Ena. Wutern 1714 Assorted Succulents Office hnHwe Ir center conao~~· 19V twin ena. Newly rebll. Trlr. trlt. 9SOO ml .• s12,soo NEWPORT DATSUH WE DUY '11 Dal.sun 1200, 43,000 rn\:
3:11·1011 2Sc and UP . Ind f 1015 6S HP Mere•· l~w hrs. cov. G.L. 20001 $3600. P -··l'""" 1188 DOVE STR~.._'T
I b k -..-PIM• Ship to shore radio out ·-JUO, • USED CARS& arttn wt blk lnt. AM/PM '
I A s 0 p IA pc r a c s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ply SS2·0787. Nt=Wl'ORT DEl\Cll • TRucK·s·· 8 trk, ('ftt lhruout, nt"•di; M1k1011t1. 2 Alpine. I N mal!azlncs & odd1t . rauers, dual baU(!nes, '73. 24• Pace Arrow. S/C. Ill I lOO · r "
blat\. No phone. We "''ii ends. Saturdny tll 12. Exe.cutlvde high back t andem Trlr, m any ll' Beachcomber . 390hp s lpa e. xtru, $9,64!1. • Comeln orCIAll tires.61S·0608 1.
tot1t1ct you. Write to P Sunday & Monday lo 5 s wave I el It ch a Ir· xlras. Only 16495. M E..<\A Olds J uc:uui jet. See. t 49&-SlOS 1971 D""TSU... FIH A.pproitel 1972 DA.TSUH 'fU box 411. Trnbuca Ca Tuesda ·f'rlda J :OO t ' blk/lealhericlntcond.1'79 BOAT CENTER . appre.968·4778 • " GrotltCt.vrolet
nyon, CA. 92678 6:00 p~f Y 493·2700or496·7307 eve. 646-4012 • '73 Winnebago, fully con· PICKUP TIUCK 18211 Beach Blvd. Shell-Ideal for dcserL
------• 2076Th rl S -76 TA.mp. low proClle, talned. A/C, awning, I With Top Kut cumper, trips.11363581'. Mhc1lm1•1 1010 u n t. Office furn. Walnut exec Relnell FB Cabin Crw1er, Sid Boal Mere 110 tae m'Jea S8950 492 1331\ J km & lluntlngton Reach $2176 ....................... Dehlnd Dallr Pilot d cs k . II It e new . 2 f\llly equipped. sips e. wheel T;lr, CoUl G~ard l • . . ac un mK1U1 st~reo. 147-6017 • 549-lll I
Conaole 1terco. S35 Near Bay" l'ic~port matching side ~h~t"i & D1m1 Point slip .. sssoo. equip. + 1et ohlli. 1 On· '74 Explorer 26'. Gen.. (l~:~=~~~·~~e. ---~----
HunUn1 bow, StS. Call Xtra king alie bed Sl6S carpel mall. a a 493--4975 ly! $499$. MESA BOAT alr .. 45' Chevy, roofrk . I BUY J UNK Cl\RS
673'3197. 'bsl ofr Incl qltd bdsprd' 644-9190. CENTER. U95 Newport dbl a.it. 1tereo, k>aded. VA.LUY IMPOITS USED AUTO PARTS
.-... -~-... -_-v-.. -lv_e_t_1_o_fa-1-·. Call B45·3749 e vea . Exe suite. cu1tom Botton Whaler 13'. SOHP Blvd,C.M.146~12 Xln,. cond .• lo ml., 111·2040 491-4949 $40-5125 ~7-!1637 ,.,_ "' • • . . Mere. W/all Xlrll IJlclcS sn.950. PP.Sll--0159. xlnt tond. Lamps , wlmds. rrurtwood fan . desk lrlr 14500 packa11e for 13' Boston Wbaler SORP lf7JMA.IDAP/U TOPDOLLAR ~ht Iron dlnette set MUST SIU. w/loclt. 60" matcbln1 oolY $31i00. 5'8·'1248 an Johnson, leak wd, buck ,......._ T,..... ti 70 Put your bikes In back PAID
(wood t o p >. MI s c con so I e . W I n Iba ck weekdays. seatt. Xlnl cand. Slt7$. ••••••••••••••••••••••• and lakeoCr. M9803V IMMEDIATELY
houSebold items. 495.~s MaiNlvox blk/wht 25" swivel cbr "2 client pull 673--0194. '74 E~CEL 25' Folly FOR ALL
tlnS $70.Spcwhltebdrmsct u.p chrs. All for SSOO i4 Twin ens 24' Nova. equip. HUO. Days. $1976 FORf~IONCARS
--·-------1S1:!0. stained wooden 873-1174 Xlnt cond .. Tndm trlr KONA20't 'JDaycrUiler, :wo-wnorevulswkndl CALLORCOMEIN
•CARPET* desk $10. MtcrG. ~1·1198 eh IOl7 w/brks., comp c1Anv111 SHOO 541 .. llO 493.ou7. • TO SEE US
N d i 7 "'d . top. avail w/or without MIWPOIT IMPOlltTS ev•r u11e · t. • • Refraaerat~d V.·barr•l ••••••••••••••••••••••• allp in Jllp Bc:h. Mual aeU, Zodiac loClatable boat. Sears hardtop tent trlr, ~
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sho<:ks. mags, P /I'.
S3.650. 499·2839
Ora nae Nylon Plush. beer bar. like new. Sell 12" Arowana, ae gal tank. 752.1120 Mark IV. 15'6", alx al wit& rm extel\llOQ 4ucm SlOO W t Hwy. NB
Mi..t sell 641·11665 SlSO. Pb. &4i·llOl1 complete + more fai1b. rhambera. 2 aas tonks. dr, like new, leu than 642•9405
Lkton Microwave, Vari· Old oak rocker, llts: top Allequlp. SU.a494 'W 14' Valeo Run11bout. ·99 l\tert'ury so hp less tha 1.000 ml of use U9S. AMtot, IMport•d
T•mp Top of hne like I d d b $390· & "'--IOto Evlnrude 3SllP motor, 40 hour• use. trailer 846-8716 •••••••••••••••••••••••
new Pso. 7· Rdecto~y tbl ::1v~nat~~r ~ad:"by •I . •••••••••:.·.'?:.": ••••••• '72 f Tr: r . s:!ol eq u~p Sl.500. 962·1449 13' Shasta. self con\'d, Alto a.-O •701 nso. 4 chairs 110. ea. rf'fr1&.S60: •~s&Jl. IELD'S Warebo-.1e per ec . " cis . I nd E Z In h. h •••••••••••••••••••••••
Round 40" Coffee tbl, -Sal ..i... a: SSNrl80. Tr•1portatlcM a"1!4c~~ .. :161·1. i itc . it Cho,vy J~I; ton ca'!!,~.!: 1972 ALFA
heavy Mediterranean Hammond Piper Organ. e. 400 .... no. or · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... ·'"" spcc1a. • atr11, _....., 11tyle 135. 36" Br11s tray Maple 0.-sk & Maple Tea eana, new/111ed. Spinell, 27' Owens Sptsfshr c--.. S./ '69 20 • ver y clean. or bestoffer 6tS·ll9l Romeo. s Sptted, clean.
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Beautiful Dark green 87J.S298 w/opl to buy. K awul. Tuned pa1nledsharp. •••••••••••••••••••••• tandem axle, $2000. duala,$'78S.
ca u i It e d Kn I s i Steinway, Baldwin. $MOO. AY64G·9000 '70VWC-.,.rV• !168-6021or540:2S85 645-1691
Bedapread. Very JOOd Pfarr;;cwang macha.no SIS. Chickerin g. Yumaha. Lyman Bay Launch f\llly equlpped-thlt one •75 Gold Star
rond.S2S.PhMl.t042 'Men s" Wumenis Illa· Kimball, Wrltar 1714> NEWMOTOR 1s readyrorSUN"Jo'UN! 17 ·~ rt R f . lt74TOYOTA'/U
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131 ~ll75 4U·lJ7 5
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PIUAOVF.N . 220V. &&S-~ Brookhurat. ~G. Sharpest in harbor. OMLY Sl I •t monomatic, elr. 13553) t 0 1 0 c 11 mp 1 n g . •;.~211 2 RACK • s.1,llSO. AY 646·9000 <Slk.0289). ;OlllM Jo'W
'73 Oat.sun :MOZ
Sunrf .. Spoiler, whl.
.$4000 fi rm 64 z. 7097.
P:t.F.CTRICW 2TBLS. )faple dro1Heaf tableLOWltEY Cltat to o 40'Matt.hewiSednn MA.IQUISMOTORS MOWS2990 $3876 l-od{ 1.a·x4· w /exten11on. lawn Coruole 2 yra old, C21Gl 28802Jo1aq:ucntePkwy 1 '73 zlOZ. AM/FM Stcn'i>.
'66 "°'"°' CM 1>46 930' xlnl rond., $460-0. art a2!lo 1225 mowt'r. uuto w u her. note kwyboarct~ 2S note Twin v.a·s. llO pwr. S.O.f'rwy.-1\vcry Exit
...il;9 846-4507 '13t_0Watll0n 1\ve C)I. piMal board. r1ay·Along paint~ lu.ned surveyed. MlSSION VIEJO '71 Corri•
----a Cassctterecordor. Many Goodllveaboard. 111·2110495-IZIO 20 ft. Pully sclr ron NewPort Beoch Athletic • RAii motorcyrle trlr. Cir C-<trH. S3300 l'h 490•3778 $1.8.SOO AV 646·9000 ---------i talned. Like NEW!
Club Mt'mlM>nihlp TV ft bunk lx>cts In Early -lt7l OPIH aOAD 16731>. CSlk.02751. -~-
.• 83.HSt:te''""· AmerMnpll':ll79·M77 SrlNET PIANO. Schafe ..... W ' 9060 CAMPER . Setr con· M0W$J990 __ ..::::::-::.:.:::..:::.:.:..._~ -:-:----"-----:--:-1 n r o s . Dee p are e 11 ...... ., •••• h•••• ••••• •
it&r;t..TVPE rowers~o":t'1'.H . 1 y r old , S4S01f1rm.49S·S23hlt5. boron.do».VH1.1at1ey. ~1:~~.~~~re79f2!~: "ower.125. 2 xs x7 hl11h. walnut head, Hl ·FI. Nil Slip.
549,27411 flni11h. 4 1tla11" door11. or· or u n . au I bro n t!l' n Muauell ! 14900. 54o.a31 tSUc~OW>. 52990 ---•net• panellnc. Co•t Para•on. l'rlvete ,.ny. ------'----'a "
!t.ion druaeretle S3S $1000. Wiii .. 11 for "-· 641M408 12' Catamann. Aqua Cit. llU. IA.llT
&t111d. wood rm 1.l1rnlcn 645·1!1.')0rla)lll 1111re. t'HY tQ launrh, or• RV CD(TR
MO ea. ll" wide. M'7 2299 -n bed ...,mptete. $4$. ~:J."~·~.c~to~fn: m0~~ =· !.:.~ xlnt cond. OMalon or Bury Pont.
T11bftt top ln!Cn formara. Chest of drawt'rs SIS Sfll AsklntSS9S e.8-lJIO 2000g,.&1lSt Santa Ana
llcYltf u<1td, $». Swivel Fbhln1 poles $10 " a . -LASEil Opfn evenln111 llll tO pm
AMdf 9707 ltam, 1146-3870.
~ ... •1••h••••••••••••••••••• ·11 Datsun, :no W11n '"i1usl
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lt74 A.UDe f<>X 4!13·5252 ___ _
4 f><xir. Automatic, nl r .••. 8 , k '71 2.tOZ, ornn~u. '61 Jtr...ei .. e 19'6 Ha~bo,, c M 6~6 '1303 conu "' ~roe s teruo xlnl cund. Oood huy ! '
38 ft. Air cond. II fully f73IJMB>. MO 9471
1elf contained. MUST "12 f;I Cn mlnn, low ml, SA.DDLMACK ---' -,
SEE! (8177). IRlk.02$4). A/C, PIS. P i li. AM /1''~1. VA.LUY IMPOITS lltot 97H ... OW SJ7t0 s.1500/bsl offer. 642·2184. IJ 1·2040 495.4949 •••••••••••••••••••··~· "" I, 1974 FIAT XI /t
5e t'ord ~Ton PU, f c:yl, •W 97 I J 4 •Pf'OCI with AMJJ'M, In I
4 1pd. new tires, ladder ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.upcrb condition Uuy"'
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---Umbl'C'llA rlolh~·i1llne 110. lvOf'J lleya. 11lnl cond. IT90 tr7S·l960CdM 55a.1000 ·S1mmons tr1.1ndlrhed, 5'U-G345 IJSOO,Aftrrll,llU-44SM_ -__ ----
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71 POIO '9CKUP ll I ·Z040 495.4949 ' like now, WI ---Cliu1~1c wood 1939 Rhode$. Cnmper tht>l I CUlllom
64f·ll'S.'"'f\ 4 PM Plck·\4P tool bfl11u, ovtr· .... 1094 3 3 11 I o op , no . 5 . mude for F'ord SI 4 llU IAIRY ..._. ht1Rd p u rnrk~. l'Omm ........................ Complete ly rerurbi1hcd .• P5 RV CINTll P.ZIO CUITOM --. '
l\utomatlc <&40032V) BUY OR '76 flA.T XI /9 ~1tl11 Rufrl(I. 2'ti )''" old. van Interior". fi45·3UIO old•k Metal Detertor. In Sept, '75. 2 bolt owner. :i~~ 2 lldull•. S200. Division of Barry Pont,
IU cult. ~ or h(lst of· days. Mdl 720, like rww 17G. 4'1 s.t.99S. Co.1161H86A 200C> r.. ht St. S1mlu Ana
M'. Nauanhydr l'OV\•rc-d Princeton, c• ----CAM PER. SLEll:PS 4 Open e\'enlnwi lilt JO prn
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w1rranty. llOOPVJ >
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, !::::: Cabin -Unfold Princeton, CM · Meforiaed lilln 9140 .W!ip!"/ ~ MeM 64M700 131.zo40 49Mt49
Power Mower OF 1.0.U. Double T•nkll w/J v•lve. Luer No. 305S Gd saalin1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ct9ii6C• tS2 ~ Reeltype, xlnt. Do 1ou ever l"l the rttl· • 4 Poft>' bottles. 115 ea con d . S8 2S. r hone : ••••••••••••••••••••••
'7S Chevy J.,u,-, like new.
I.ow mi. $.1200 or orrcr .
54600. ... 541·94Sl. ing that New York City la dbl's, $75. 645·9031 0 f75-6SISor 549-3476, *MOPEDS* "58 Chev. I Dr. Sedan· "1
1--MM Kol, all allt!S, being run by • araduai. eot• ~ • n I e r 2 9 . R a"• 111. llural • llpeed, Pont '76 Datsun loodcd. mint .._ OFl.O.U.! . ~ S32 rur end. bod Ofthkl ptanta A: flower· , ..... eqia!pped, fagt, Np8 1llp perfect " c hrome 1 rood .. sue. 493-9391 and
Jftlt\tchllaa.M2""2 NG l NEERS. Micro· .... Steno IOt avail. SHOO. Evo ~oo~. S900 Prl. ply.,_-. __ 38318_. ______ ,
....... 'W•• ........ II•·-. meter calibers. se•cr1l •••••••••••••••••••••• , .. 1208. "76 JA.WA IAlmA 182 IA32 ., .. COUUI ~'"'" -,..,,.. ~ si~. IQ> lo U ". Mutt • t 0 d -·------,. ,.._ 115. JOO yr oW wood S(!ll 498,0500 o a ~uo. • r ra r Udo 14. l.Jlman sallJ • $299 .00 'U Mere . Convert. A· I W-CAMra
..._.C'Olltpau5SMUL · chanaer, all •n, on board. trlr. cover. $1495. CO~T M01'0CYCLE «Ind. New lop. A bffu&.y 4 I AT R dlo H t
----------llll"£A1RS Ea11er II rotary ublnet. Works · 14 Very shat11 Zl3/41.l-ll1Jl 2.134 Ntwp0e1 Blvd. CM _540-0SSS ___ or_MO-_m __ 1._-1 M~ ·~~. 'Pe:rit 'vai1!,: .,.... drafttas naacll.. lawnmower. a 1pd, 22" '42-ll50 H b m4~ c 1 1 'd _. ITOO. 11$, 8nalnt cut lf7cc, ~ p~lled. ISOO.-!lO rffl~ 14 ' o le .Cal ~/trlr,a---------a m per • equ p .
«aMr 110. Tt1a1er • Coll tzzS. HU Sl'r$. Start _ T m dee perfed s11l • n11lnlMi•rc111dK w/SlDVC!, shale. Ice box. ~ atr bntlb ~ low prorlle wladow -ne uss. tl:IO 61s.3122 9110 LowmUe.L1c.~115Y.
.al Prlftdtoft. C.M. a/t'Olld. Avto. tooo llTU, 1195• "2'2511 '-'--·------• $3499
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·rtt0tcl1 SlO. radio ll. yd. 8oupt'ta& • mau. Da1a Hl·HOf, eu .._ • 1.. DtYet' tllH. Mlllt ... to ve 'f.m11ll ... to Nil? ---m.ruJeva. dbl a-..oas. teMSIN NpBch MWOM a law.112-tm. aa..tW e.do 11-.u.
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154·0368 1f\. 6 pm.
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S&.COUPI
Red w/IOW' miles. Mlf'\I.
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MISSION VIEJO
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•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 1980 Mt"tt.edu !20, 4 11pd, , p1unl, tirelo, W t!bcr~ 11eats. air Clmd, AM /FM radials. Im rndlo, lld .2 ~MC (,~uul~ll II~) • l 75 AAT 121 L '141''.al l:N Spyder $ uonc1 c· I 1•• ~ AM/YM radio. new in· Vtty good mcchan1cully • S6000 !181·2288 radio, $1200/olr 4!M-717l cond. ~m. ll\M 12'& o~ncr, s.u;oo ~7 l)lt44 or '
4 Dr .. blue, maa wh'-'t!IS, spd. A~/FM. '° m1, A/C mi, whit e w /blk int, Jal. "Best olf~r. fl~ ~ranee w1:1e. Nt!ar new 'lit Ponche Sportltmatlc VW BUSES Vol•o 9772 • c L • '13 P a iv c "" '""•"' \.trior ,. u~ 2$ mi per • well kept cor a p . ' -~---546 75()!1 ~
i.Mle1Lr4!.o., "1ONLY180~ verycle1n.644"091'$ AM /t'M radio, needs cb)"5or613..9J616att6pm, Michelin radlul tires 911 E Ta....,a t Owner' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wck 9tl0 .....,, mmac1.tltltC minor body It bumper with rally •h Is L ... · '75 7P 155MXO •••••••••••••••••••••••
1239NCA). '8> l-'111t 124 $1,tOO/otr. l work to reur. $17$0. L.9le 483KKR e,.. C() • ic. Xtras. Xlnt, 644-0307 4Spe':1'°~lr cond OltAHGECOUHTY ·711 Hul•k Sk)l11rk, full I
$2191 ::; nO: ~ ,; • 'M.z ~:.>' • UG·2A86, 9 ·5. 6.4$·20 Mew. UMcl SA VE betwn Hr lpm. 73 7 p....jr, 649ciVD VOLVO tuctor)· :\lot, »huix• Mu!>t ?
MISSIONVIEJO 1 o. ~· eve•. OYIRIOO '67rolSCHl 911 Automatlc,alr.etc-. EXCLUStVKLVVOLVO se~l ::°w!&42:rTM vcs&
IMPOITS 1974 RAT "74 Civic Sdn. 4Spd., stttl MMCIDIS 540· 5630 C<Mi~. 4 speed. candy •111P..,.270HQO Laraei.t Volvo 00alcr w n ~ -...-Av~ Pkwy S.D f'rwy IZ4WACIOH rllodU.ls. 24,000 ml .• on& ap~le red w/t>lark In· 4 S~ed.low mlll'11. m 0run!l~·C?unl¥! '688UtCKIUVlKl\A
28701 '1ara:ut"rilc J'kwy. 4 &pct.-d with low m1lc11. o~ner. $2200. 646-lSOO ext OM DtSPl.A y tenor " shorp! "Collc:c· '701 r...,. 509GVD RUY or 1.1-.ASl'. f ULL POWl.:tt. $9SO Ul.I)' or lt'ut!. 1823NXN ) Z056. .... __ _...a tor1111tem." <t49MLDI. IJlllECT • ~'t·:l9iJll • • 831.1742 495 1700 ,._.,.,. mpDrtl MAIQUISMOTOIS 48~.ctc. J
... ~,., ~ADOLHACIC ~ 97l AUTHORIZtD 2626HAAIOl ILVD. 288lrl Marf'!eJite Pkwy '74 7 P'*T.#1760 ;~.[111+~1 -~ •73 IUICk REGAL r.. .. ~ VAWY IMrolTS •••••••••••••••••••••• MERCEDES DEALER COSTA MESA S,O, 1-r,.y.Avory Exit 4 Speed. air, etc. • 2 Door
131-2040 49§..4949 72 J af\lar X·J6 1cd11n. 6862 Manchester. 68 GT, wll'C wb"·''·. r""• MlSSJON VI"" JO t I .Uy 01 I Ill. ·s1 B ana p .. ~"'"' ...... .... v ll. A T .. ·ll'I II r ' I' ~ XlJ\1 "ond. lo ml, silver. u... ar-. & looks &ood. $11100. 111 ·2110 49S..UIO wind , AM/FM ~lt·r1.'ll, V • ,In SANTA ANA '74 1"11.1t, green 2 dr, 128. w/blk l•ulht'r . chrom 52)..7210 644-4157 SM ter '"".tilt ~lc<>r . nll1~ wh t
1974 AA T 124
S Speed. & AM/FM. Ex
tra n1t·c ! Ul14KKX)
$347,
AM/1''M radio. tow mi. whl11, i.11 the ittraa. S67 On the San'-Ana Fwy, '6-1 Pnnwhe G""'I Ao-... In. A_.-A_ ....... ; ·m 750-2011 v 64Z 13'» ""' ~ "" ,_..,. Su pt• r c lcu n • Su Ill' r : · ur ofr. Ile~. tj4()..3168 ·70 GT Bnt1s h Rar inll /out, Rblt 1.ong. Great buY llharp! Si>rr lully prtl't'll' ~
;c Flat Spider. AM/FM Bus.7$2·1.SlO '7l 210CCpe. &rttn. 3 & 4 gear over· CorS3ll00.8J0.311W Ll ..... 111-'W • " IOOtllGYJ dri\•e . Low m l, m int ----------1 c . .,~ · I
lllert.'O. 111r, me1a11 18. ..._CiflHI cond. 544M!S90or99?·09e9 llols Royce 9756•----------$2999 ,
mi ~200. Pb 7S2·64 $8,4 50 .•.••.••.•...••••.•..•• vw cA~PERS ........ S--'• "no • ••••••••••~•••••••••••• .... II ...-.. ...
-------t'73 l'Onvert, Blue. perf. Ji• sa..... ,..._.. · 9747 •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ·11 ....._top917DOX • Lincoln Mercury
9727 cond .• am/fin, $3,695. lmtports ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROY w ll E · ....,. .............. , 1:101 N. Tustin ••••••••• •••••• •• • • ••• PP, 640.4462. 63 1 1276 JR{ e qwp.,,... • 1972 PAHTHA CARVER '71 Pop Top Ul 12 S..to Ano 547.0511
· lrmtd Mew •76 •741(.,._ Ghio ·ss MB. 220 SE Cpe, Wilt LOADED! Only 21,000 ROllS·ROYCE Nace! • SALES Cadillac Hts HONDA Cars <1 speed. AM /FM •tc:reo. w/blk ltbr int, a uto. miles. 1790PRC>. '*~""'-•• '72,op Top 486FOG •SERVICE •••••••••••••••••·•~o
OVH 100 etc. <066KRR) radio, snrf. x.lnt fOOd. QML.Y-.SU.195 :=r .. ""' Sbiarp ! LEASl~G '73 <.:nd. Must a>cU,,ii)l' ..
ToC9'oosofra.! $3745 ~.SOO.Tt'saj.ewel ! HIWrolTDATSUH CLOSlO SUNOAYS '741 .. blitop #4550 • " payoff $31)()()/ofr, 't'f.9oo
9'7!HG47. 888 DOVE STREET .. Sundial ... frig & stove mi,. gd running COJ\d. UNIVERSITY NEWPORT BEACLI Saab 9760 sink. waterti.nk. 1-ull overseas S-1$.~1963·9895. "71 280SE 3.5 Coupe fully ~ u1 d d .,j O .. __ .... ,._ , 13~ 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• camper eq ppe . ... v•ry Ll--~-C=·· -.. GMC equip, tmmac. lo mi, -• Must bese~n! "'" ,.. Rt-er.afionol nunuu -• . $12,500, 640.$MJ wknds 1972 SAAi V4 Vehice.s 9§')0
Tr11eks
2
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2850 Harbor Blvd. ~ days s pecial paint & eng.. miles, (252G ML). Priced like • , <Mt• .,..__._Mele US.5700 $13.200. frm. 832-2061. to sell! 1961> Hurh0t CM MA '1301 _Costa "1~a MO-'"" -· •73 280SFL 4.5, dark blue, SADDLEIACIC IKE
......_Mew 9IOOAlllot. Mew. ttoo Karmann Ghia. '70. xlot oond, $8395. Pvt pty. ~~•~••••••••••!?.~~ VALLEY IMPORTS • •
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Green/white. 42.ooo mi., S33--08l8 l l 1·2040 495.4949 ~ & ,..n ... epe
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BUY or. LEASE aaaa
IN SANTAANA
SPORTSCAR CENTER
LAIGI $&ICT10M Of
MIW .. usa awons
Dick Miller Motors
FIATFAC'l'OllYAVTHOllDD
s.a.., S..k e • .._... & o.-w~ 12ow.w ..... .ts..~s....AM
·5·57-2132•
new tires. batL, $2250. '7~Mli450SL ·16 Porsche912E, 1---------t-------....;.~ • W • I to 4 fer y-
49H773eves. • Blk,;Sunroof, Sll.900, Toyota 9765 • 3 V e•.,.._• •---------1 F\111 extras, Air. cond,. 9800 m1. 645-0045 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 1 W ~••••••••••••!?.~! s<832JterCeRo>.· C LEA N ! '74TARGA (Loaded) 197lTOYOTA SPORTIUG Silver. AM /FM stereo. ·74 Mazda RX3 SI 1,500 Make offer. CELICA COUPE air conditioning, custom
Must sell MISSION VIEJO 546·5889 4 s peed, radio. heater whe e I s & SA LE
StSOO. 496·0735 ,._.ORTS 1973.Porsche 911T Targa, beautiful &old finish. PRlCED! 172~PC >
Merc.._INz 9740 ..-r· Recaros, Cocos, AM /FM SHARP! 24,000 miles, $2690
••••••••••••••••••••••• Avery Pkwy.·S.D. Frwy stereo tape, mags, F&R year warran~ availabl
1969 MIZ 2200 28701MargueritePttwy stab., App. GP, f'R., onlhis unll, t846HD8).
831-1742 0 5-17 spoil. PP. 772·0509 (71t> ONLY $2699 Automatic with air con-1----------1-"---------
dit ioning! SUPERB! ·672sosEgold,4spd,elec. 'ID . 911E, 5 spd, ruel in· MAltQUISMOTOIS (3QOM0~1). swiroof & wndws. F\111 ject ed. AM /FM tape , 28802 Marguerit.e Pkwy
SADDLUACIC lealh. Int .. 46000orig. mL Koni's front & rear, sway S.O. fo'rwy·Avery Exll R I , S 250 pp MISSlON Vl EJ O VALlEYIMPOITS ea n1re, 5 • bar, lowered S iosl, al· 1~1 •2110495•1210 131-2040 495-4949 960-1393 Joys, nu cltcb eng rbll in1 __ ., ______ -t
MERCEDEWEHZ
SAVE TIME
l.ook into leasing new or
used-over 100 Mercedes
models on display now!
FACTORY
AVTHORIZED
DEALER
Home of ••ports
2u;t21.as1a
714/SZJ.7250
,....,._.,,I d a '68Bug.Musl sell. 70 MIZ 300SIL ~. _,. un er warr n· 1970 Corona 4 dr, 4 spd, Best Offer
6.3, s unroof, leathe r & ly. recent paint. hr~. clean. nu radials , SllOO. 559-0826 U~es & weat~er s tnp· 4944778 e ves. 1---------1
more! XLNT CLASSIC ! pang, lo mi. $7800. '71 Type 411, xlnt <'ond. <B~~~LUACK 534-8631afl6PM 1975Celka.ST,AM/FM. AM/FM stereo, radio.
C II spd, must sell. $3475. '$1800752·1582 .VALl.IYIMPOIT5 74 911 oupe, s ver/ Farad.CM.8·4:30PM
811•2040 495.4949 black, s1&nroof, sten.'O,, _________ ,
•---------•SAVE, Call C raig '69TOYO'A
'65 VW · l owner
Good condition
MGI 9744 996-8555 <714 > CORONA
••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Porsche 911T, silver
7 3 MGI l~tr beauty! Abso l u te l y
Good rond •. factory cherry! Must sell! Days,
stereo. $3880. 673-5494. ~9705 or eves 644-8086
~. 751 ·861)2
2 D r , H a r'd t o p • '74 VW Super Beetle, 9000
automatic. IXAV«l > mi. am/rm stereo. very
Howo.ly $599 clean . Make orfer
Towww Ir Co.try M4·6677 lbt wn 6·9pm&
SPECIAL
DEMO
SALE
1976 Volvo 244 SRO
Sun roof, overdrive, 4
speed, j;\M I fM stereo,
8·track, fiber muls.
beauty rims, al·ccnt
stripes, fog ll~hls. V 1,N,
VC?A445 E HJ9'1~.
$6688
'76 Volvo 264-GLA
Factory ulr l'ond1tioning.
power sle crini:. power
dis c brakes . AM /FM
s len•o radao, heater, ........... ......... tlOO Alltos. Mew tlOO Auto Sales/Leasing 1-"'_kn_ru_s_> _______ 1 --..~-~!!!"'-'""'!!!~-~--.,I 2167 Jhrbor. Costa Mesa '70 VW, On g Owner Top :-646-4446 cond, new p111nt. $13!'!0
leather 111ler1or, sun roor,
etc, VC2646Scl0l700'J
4th
OF
MUST SELL ·71 Toyota Pb: M2·3SOO __ _
ST, xtras, maias. 1treal ·57 VW bus. nN.'<is brakes
s ha pe, $2400/bsl otr. & interior. $350. ca-sh.
962.9962 545-2442
1970 TOY OT A 1970 VW cam per or 7 pass.
Mark ll. 4 dr, slick, Stereo 8 t,. Runs areal.
white, very good cond, Sacrifice. 64t\.862'7
Sl3SO. 5.52-8999 eves. '75 VW SC-1-ltO_C_C_O_,
Don't five up the ship! Low mileage. showroom
"List' it in classified. frC!lh. Lie. 929NAL.
Ship lo shore results!
~·$678.
Trimllph 9767 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$3950
540·5630
$8837
'76 Vol•o 244 A
Auw tnuu., power steer·
an11. power dt!'IC brnkes,
AM i i''M stereo rao10.
heater. tinted gluss, real
I o mi I e s, e t c
VC"ii44!'!El lOIG.16.
$6585
W innebCl4JO·
Pac•Arrow.~;
TIOGA
Dealer*
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INVENTORY ··
HEW & USED
CLASS "A"
MOTORHOMIS
1975 EXPLORER
25· Gaucho center. blllh,
lully se11 conla1ned, only
• 2,150or1g,m1te1.
5 12995 ~ .:J,.s ... •O~
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F·l 0
NEW
'76
DATSUN
HATCHIACK, S tpnd,
front wheel drlV9, radl & piit-
1011 sttoefiftg, reor window
defoggtt, o fine high per·
l0t "'°"" sporty cor.
SPECTACULAR .. 'll llTSUI
KING CAB
w /low m ilbs . 24,000 COSTAMESA '72 Volvo l42 EXlnl ('l)nd.
miles. 2 year warranty --s:i 100.
available on this unil.~l VW 8us. new e ng , ' •195-108!1
(49'JN BNI. brakes & clutch. !1,000 -------
· HOW $4199 ml, xlnt cond. S3000 farm AM+os, Used
f'1.4PM 5406646 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,MARQUIS MOTORS a · · . --GeMf'Cll 990 I
28802 Marguerite Pkwy '64 VW, reblt eng. New tn· •••••••••••••••••••••••
S,D, Frwy.Avery Exit ter. New brks. Xlnl rond •75 GMC Suburban ·"• T
MISSION VIEJO $1100/b~t ofr. 644·5481 Sierra Classic. Front &
13 1·2110 495·12 I 0 . -,---d--rear air rond. nu l1rc!I Me1uco r•pore . 2'1M mi. $5.79S m TOI' '73 TRIUMl'H Tlt·6
Wire wheels., SAVE on
thisone! (913HS0)
$4291
mira .~le
rnazda
"T
68 rac. cam pr. 7,000 ma. 640.o:ios.
on nu cng. Hcade ri;.
rop1d roohng, radwl,;, AMC 9905
AM /FM slc, runs xlnt. •••••• •• •••• • • •••••••• •
Inc Ace 100 dirt bike, fit s '76 Pacer, fully 1•r1u1p1wd,
ini;ldc S2100. 'Chri s 11ttlf-und<.>r war ranty.
673·331!3t673·8881l Private party 1142·1!172.
·Alltel ...... 9100~ ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
LARGEST INVENTORY
IN ORANGE COUNTY
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WAS •....• $25,940
MOW ONLY •
s 18,990"
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1971 TH6. ()<J. cond. lo mi
t ape dcrk Must sel
S.l300'b~l offer Ple1111
n 1 II R.33 ·OHll7 RABBITS m
ERLES ~-~
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op o.two .,., -""', a.,, HlUIC)..M).623
'2876 ....... le.
CUSTOM TRUCKS -a wide choice of
sharp trucks with rrarry walt-throughs.
I 21011 • 610's • 710's
Ll'l HUSTLERS ~, America's number
small pidalp. Low cost tftOinNlalCll.
·oo Sp1trire MKlll Soft
llT. l(ooll cond , $1600/hlll
or r 9611 31122. -Voll&awOCJH 977 ••••••••••••••••••••••
·75 VW Sdrtwro. isllvfr
ulr '1>nd , ma11 wht•c:la,
radial tare·~. rnlllo. toe ..
111 1 m o d ir1 c11 l10 11 ~
$4.400/ufr. ~2·11028
•'74 VW. lo ml. am 1fm.
i<l ra11, M Wit sci I. Be:st uf
((•r. 673-3397
1\165 VW Van Camr>er
Best offer,
548·2778
'68VWBUG
Good Cond. SI lOO!bst of.
fer. G4S·M66 --------· Dus. run11 strong, good
gus. xlnt eond,
~
·11 V.W. runs well, f\eed
body work, malle offer,
489-4358 ot 495"'413
'72 SUPll ltl'n.I
Supe-r Sh a rp ! L ie.
l,f ' .
BUSES 111-.,
JULY
CLEARANCE
ON ALL 1976
DEMONSTRATORS
CAU OR COllE I#' ASK
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l vaest Selection
of New & Used
C..diflKS in
Or.anae County
Open Sund~y
C~dlll<lc
Master Dealer
2600 H<trbof Blvd.
tosu Mes.a 540.91~
'7J a1 onte Carlo La.odau ~ ttll
FuU power. ~'"eptlOllal -.....
ly clean . $3015. P •••••••••••••••••••••••
361.acM:? af\ l2 oootr. ..,. Dart. xlnl cond & Na· ---__ ___, niQs onkr. Ona& 01u.er.
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•••••••••••••••••••••• '74000GI DAllT S40•J'30
'12 Stn Wgn. Town 4 DOor tedtD, power -
Cow\lry. ~M ml. XI• llHrinc. air, auto. Low ~ $3,415. Mi-7m. ~· Uc. 6ZJ KJ &. 2'16MAI I&:
~~••••••••••••!!~ $3395 __ COSTA MESA
'13 t:om~t 4 dr, air S,.O 5630 Mwcwy "SO ... -·•·••·················• AM/t'll. !Slert!o, ac
lUTS $2'300 Ph 5St·71S4 ---c ........... ......................
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3'26KAl-IOllllYD. c:ond. auto trau, PS.
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... I Pwr. atetr. Radio. W.W . .=;::;;:-•6s CONT. '64 Dodge Dart. low IH Low Low Miles ! L111·
4 Dr. S495. LlcNGF765 looks gd ·gage rack. Llc. 39'7MVF.
"'Te Cad Seville, Sedan , •THE CU PUCb Sl6f9
brown. vloyl roor. llhr 2100 Harbor Blvd. CM 994 SAMT A ANA
tnt. crw.se control. lllt 631 ·2620 ~ radio. stereo. 12M _ F rd G d T · UK• Mercwy 'llli· W.000 or assume '7S Mark JV. Fully load ,.. o nn onno. 1301 N. Tusun
• ~ae. Sl.SOO dl"n incl moon roof. p,.ac ~f~l:ut!a~~· !7:: s.teha 541-0SI I , /mA. Call 644 below wholualc. M .
11\uns.8amto5pm. J :J0.6-U-3731. 64S-719J. 59 Wagon. A /C, aood.
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g;.a;.1i....'. OHerM0-4380 ' St~. M2·0847 ht.r. $375/ofr. 64S.99'l0 or Mlllt9ICj 9951 lllfip~:=...:..:.;;.:.:...:..:.;:__:_:..:..:.;_1-----aft 7,842-9783. •••••••••••••••••••••••
,"l:ldo Conv. Last or '72 MARK IV .67 Ford. Gd running car. '7.i Mustang Ghia. van.yl
. Loaded. Ntw car COMTIHEt4TAL Best orrer takes. C.ll lop w/sunrool, pwr, 1ur,
"lfrtoty. $17,500. Whlt l.'. Loaded w/low &42-8494.Billaft&. auto.$34S0.640-9017 4924730or~~ mile:.. tiJ7Plll 1. ir:ir:19s •73 p l R b L "71. Xlnt cond. Auto. air, ·"'IS CAD. 61 Dondo Con· -IA 0 una 0~ 'PWf -1o mrs new llra
: 'ert. One or the last of MISSION VIEJO Wbitel blue int .. R 4t K. szasCi 644-6323 eves · • h b d ""1 auto. less than 29,000 ml., · · 1 e ree · r pwr. IM,ORTS S1950. CaJtdays,64o.mz. 'U MUSTANfi
I S14,2SO. 49Ul2S3 F Af\ 6 615-ZSTl
'"T Avery Pkwy.-S D rwy · • ~---i Autonlalil' w/ pwr. tt~ ;(ffi~ville, Oawle.s beau· 21!101 '.\targul.'rtk Pkwy .67 Ford Galaxle, $450 111g. tUKRl37)
, t). Only 6000 m1. Wht 83Hil2 ~95 Ii • Days G4Z·ZIG4.AnerS:30. Nowo..ly$799 :.::eedw~~.r..:;r~ ~~,~· '7l MARK IV 1 G1~\76\. ToWM l C-9ry
' root, + every possible Iv.a, A.T .• fact .• 11ar · ru.llyl '75 FOID GRANADA 21~~rs:!:'.~::~a : option S13,950. firm. power equip d + rn·
• 5t!t.il20ask ror Dick. . d lvidual pwr. St.'111:., z Ooor 646-4446
, AM/FM·s!Alreo tape. V. Sed.. 6 cyl .. A.T .• pwr. •C-. 9917 top. Tlll steer .. spd. con· steer .. & brks .• AM/Fl\I. '67 Convertible. V8, • spd,
••••••••••••••••••••••• trot. Lie 2SIJ F F Extra clean. Ser. No. nu lop, tires • paint,
;73Camaro23.000ong mi. $Sl99 lOWS.2. mint cond, sac. Sla!l6.
, xlnl cond. Sl.000. <196·1~ $~6tf IG-7819
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I 1301 N Tust in ·73 Olds Omega . Red : use: 1 #1 S..taA.H 547-0511 s-toAfta 547-0Sll Hatchback W/Whl vnyl
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I: ~ CONNELL ~· .$6495 nl:•'l>' :111xtras.962-7S60 ~~~sii~·· , ..
·n LTD Rrougham PWo 9957 : CHEVROLET 540-5630 loadl'd, $1995. 675·7711 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2828 Harbor Rh d. days. &«·5lS4 eves. '14 Sta. Wag. Btue. Auto.
COSTA l\U:SA • 9941 trans. Air coad. Radio.
0....541· 1200 Res SS J ·S231 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnl cond. 19.800 ml. By
2626 HARIOa ILVD. •11 L•...ac,..,. ...a ownr. SJ.250. May be '81 Chevy Nova $400. For COST,. Ml,.,. '" """'" M ......i1
'71 P\. Y DUSTll
SPTCOWI
Y.t. a\ato. trans .. air.
vllll't roof. Prtted lo tell
tb11 •eekead . LI<.'
1411'QT.
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wa Harbor Blvd, U c. 7'7Ak\J. a.J,
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546-tf J4 2l0Ullarbor Btvd. C.M. S..ua1ar.1e•~•
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.Ally PILOT AM /l''M alef\IO, A /C, S AL I': PR l C ED I
88.000 ml, xlnl cond. <tT•KRV>
XllC) Weal Bay SL ..;..833;;.;..·..;..14;....11;;...._ ____ , $262 5
Coua Mesa il Ponti"'° Esprit Low ---~""!'1 ___ ml 'g. xlnt 10.000 ml miracle
mazdil
68 9-pas~ Wll~On rs. PB.
au-. roor r11clt. lo m1lelt.
m inor body damace
fJSO/otrer. s.4-0>45
gU¥r. $3400/bll otr. Pvt.
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'i i Nova. air, P s. 10 64Cor\' 1.:onvl.327 ... i.pd. $4795 Runabout. 40,000ml ..
mrlet, xlnt cond. U:o.t ofr both lofl8, PU. hluc lal' $16$0. 4.97·122t
193·333'7 __ qucr. pl'rf. cond, total
'61 Impala. Auto. radio. stol·k. ~~ 883!1
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1?11 • nl•eds body worl<.
~ 642·89!U
lm~iate
DtliYery •••
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111lo, AM/FM, $1175,
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67$-9670
•72 PIMTO $9UIH
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4 Cyl .. aulo. trans .• RfcH,
radial t1f't's. Priced to
sell this weekeud. Lie.
90tt:AU.
$1975
540-5630-
Immediate
Dellvery ••• sa 1110 -.---4 SPEED
A ._,OMTH 51177
4 SPEED
1'74 FfltfltlD ,..,lo, llutw. elf eOfld.,
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6771. '2281.
SPECIAL PUOIASED CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH:
• Air ~owcllNnillg • Allio Trw • Radial ·Tires •
Froat Disc lrakes • Electric Rear Window
Defroster • TeiltholMter • Rec._. lllcket Seat•
C111ter Cwole • Lockhlg Gas Door• Trlp-o-111eftr
• Al W C!CJOlll Have LllgcJage Rack • Al Secl•s
HCIYe Velow hlterior • Al HCIYe AM-FM Recllo .-
Mo1f Seclms HCIYt Vlllyl Top
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Id mcl &els At Exactly I 0:00 p ... S•claJ, ,., 4111. Hoffer.
Al Special · '-cllase Sale Cars Hcne hceptioul Low ••••!· •
UNBEUEVABlf fREE ·
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COROLLA
WA&OM
4 cylinder. auto.
trans ., air
conditioning, radio,
helter. luggage tlCk.
(327HMA).
4 cylinder: auto.
trans.. radio. heater.
whitewall tires.
custom Interior.
(752EOU).
'73 MAIDA
RX·2
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4 speed . r adlo,
heater. rallye whetta.
(625GSU).
J\lteraeon
N.Y.Stoeks
' VOL 69, NO. 184, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES . TEN CENTS
·Brown Backs Comity. Health AgencYJ
GoYernor Edmuod G. Brown·
Jr. bu endor1ed county govern·
meat'• application ror dnipa.
tioa as Oran1e CouQly's bealt.ll
Mrvicea a1e61:y <HSA>. arc:ord·
ill& i. a atate Health De~rtment olfidal,
lrgwn 's e ndorsement
repreients a major victory for
COU9tY 1overnment in., its com·
Pllitlon with the Oranae County
Jlealth Pl a nn i ng Coun cil
'<OCHPC>.
;.
The agency ultimately selected "You abould keep in inlnd that "M you know, mJ atudi.DC port of Carter. Dledrlch sald tbe dthem of Oranp Oouoty, '~
by tbe federal Department o1 tbe1ovemor,inetrect,lsspeak· wltbtbe1overoorlaatalowebb. Brown's alt.empt to lain the tbehllertonsupeniloraald. 1
Health, EduuUoo and Welfare in1 for all the citizens or So, I'm a.ure hla decilloa wu DemocraUcpresidentialnomlna. He admitted ll'stoolatefortM,
will aain unprecedented control California," county ad-bued on t.he atrenstb and cor· lion wu}lremature and destined county to amend its applicat$oll over .Oraa1~ County's multi-mlnhtrative aide J ohn rectneuofthecounty'aappUca· tofall. · butaaldbe feltcertainOCHP<;
million dollar a year health care Dedlacbewaaidtoday. Uon.'' sald Oiedrich. Despite the beatedcompeUUon can ln some way be accom~
industry. Bo a rd of Super vi a ors The low ebb be sp<>ke ol was in recent months for tbe detipa-modated. • ~ HEW is not bound lo (ollow the Chairman Ralph Die drich Oledrich's decision early last tlon, Diedrich saJd today be When the competinl appllea
governor's advice. However, bis pralaed the 1overnor ~ bis en-month to serve as presidential favon workin1 with OCHPC to t1oos were sent to Sacramen 1
endorsement or the county ap... donement ot the application lhal candidate Jimmy Carter's cam-provide wbat be called a better countr 1overnment's bore onl
plicaUon is expected lo c:arry wu annou.nced by SUte Health pai1n m anager l n Onnae bealtbaervices a1enc:y. tbe udonements ol ort 1
great •eicbt with HEW because Department Plaanlnl Director County. "Winninc iaa't everytblftl. It's labor, two city eoundla aDd afe
of i&a inferenceof localcont.rol. Sale Far&1. When he announced bia sup-gettlllltbe belt job done foe all of (See HEALTH, PaseAJ) .~ ,
•eted'.
..
O..e Tooter In 1904 Soaring
Values
Cited
I~---
'Like Topsy,
Parade Grows
' ,.
1
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PARADE ROUTE-This is
route that will be followed
Sund ay i n II untlngton
Beach 's Biccntean ia l
Fourth of July Parade. Por·
lion shad ed with dl&1onal
lines is formation area.
When Huntington Beach's first
July 4th parade stepped out 72
years ago it had a single tooting
band, a few borse·drawn buggies,
some farm rigs and a scatte.ring
of puffing, s moking automobiles.
It has grown.
When the two.hour parade
starts down ~aln Street at 12 :30
p.m. Sunday, It will have 51 floats,
21 bands and marching units and
51 equestrian groups.
P a r a de Direct o r Steve
Pressley said about 3,000 persons
will be marching in all, making
Huntingto n B e ac h 's ex-
trava1anza the ltiggest in city bis·
lory. rJe~iJ-eo-· -nocea~~llie -e ii ex-
pected to be the state's second
larges t this year. surpassed only
by the Rose Bowl Parade. The
event has been deal1nated
California's official bicentennial
parade by the state legislature.
Television star Earl Holliman
of "Police Wom an" Is gnnd
marshal. a nd newscaster George
Putnam will be equestrian grand
marshal for the 19tb~ar.
The event will be broadcast Ii ve
by NBCtelevlslonerews upartor
their coveraae ol the nation's
200th birthday, c:tty ollldala said.
Viewen ave belD 8la&ecl to
watch tile event \IOlll Maln
Strfft. The route will llart at
Oranse A venue, run north to city
ball on Mansion Avenue, then pro-
c:eedon Lake Street lo Late Park.
In adtlition, for the first time in
several years, the route dips into
the downtown area w h ere
merchants are holding a four-day
celebration, officialsaaid.
Cit y leaders and the co·
sponsoring Jaycees are prepar-
ing for crowds of up to 500;000
viewers. Thls year's theme is
"Let Freedom Ring."
Maj. Gen. Robert E. J~son.
commandlnc omcer ol the 40tb
Infantry Dlvlaion, California Na-
tional Guard, ls the reviewing of.
fleer a nd ho norary grand
marshal.
David Spielberg and William
S m ithers, b oth t elevision
personaliUet, will jo6a comme-
dlenne Martha Rayeintheparade
line, Pressley uJd.
Huntington Beach Bkenttnnial
Commlasloner Layne Neugart
will lead the event wiU. tbe
(See MARCHING, Page AZ
* * * Fourth Fest Fixed
For Fountain Valley ,
fountain Valley's July 4th
fettfvtt:ies will open with bells
Sunday morning and e.nd with finwol'~s that n .. bt.
The P'ountaln Valley S<:bool
i District will be1ln the celebra·
'tion wltb a l0:30 a.m. bell-ringing
nremoay al district offices.
Ne•land Street and Talbert
Avemte. T)ie district's school bell,
bkll first beckoned children to
tlua 1D 1910, wUl be chimed asdt: Truatee Karen Ackley. a
ember or tbe Bleeoteuial
Committee, la la cbarle ol the
By GAaY GRANVIU..E
Ot-O.U,Pl191$Ult Orange County-Supervisors
Thom as Riley and Ralph
Diedrich have predicted at least
a :»-cenl cut in the county's
general rund property tax rate.
Riley and Diedrich'a predic-
tion came in the waJte or a
massive 18. 7 percent jump in
Oranae County's assessment roll
values.
Riley said county taxes should
be cut so th al homeowners aren't
penalized for the impact of soar·
Ing home values on assess ment
values.
"I think ever y government
agency should not look upon this
as a windfall but should work
veey hard to r educe tax rates to
11t--D11:1p...uaAJl'~~~...eaugbt.JD.-aA-ln
nation squeeie ... said Riley.
Sometlaing to Celebrate
Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle
Robitaille (coat and lie> got together re·
cently with Bicycle Safety Officer Ivor
Gitsha m (uniform), school teacher Leo
Garcia and a few friends to celebrate an
anniversary. It has been three years since
anyone has died fn a bicycle-relat ed traf-
fic accident ln Huntington Beach. Chief
Robitaille says a bike safety program
worked out by police a nd local school of·
fici a ls has contributed greaUy to that
safety r ecord.
Jobless Rate Declines
Oran1e County's unemploy-
ment rate took a dramatic drop in
June when it plunged to 6.8 per·
cent, according to the state
E mployment Development.
Department <E DD>.
June's unemployment rate was
the lowest since January of 1975
and a full percentage point lower
than one year ago.
According to EDD Ad ·
ministrator John Calderas, It was
expected that the employment
scene In Orange County would im-
prove laat month because of
seasonal hlrint In tourist related
lndualries.
Ho,.ever, Calderas said, the
drop in u~ployment was much
,reater thu ntle1J>ated.
1'be decline ln Orange County's
unemployment rate came as
schools• new crop of graduates en·
tered the county work force, mak·
Ing the rate drop more i m-
pressive. accordinl to an EDD re·
port.
The number of total e mployed
In the county climbed laat monlh
to765,800, ab·a11 time blgti:'° -•
AUhesameUme, the number or
unemployed persona r eached
61,800. roughly 8,000 fewer than a
year a10 when the available work
forcewassmaUer.
Calderaaaald best chances for a
job Ln Orange CountyCor tbecom·
ing three months can be round in
tourist-related industries.
He also said there will be some
hirin& by Industrial firms seeking
lo fill gaps left by vacationing re·
gular workers.
The largest upswing In employ-
ment last month came when coun·
ty amusement centers and hotels
hired about 3,000 summer
workers.
Slb\ultaneously 1,400 workers
were added to reataurant payrolls
and about 800 persona round Jobs
in re.tall and wholesale outlets, ac-
cord Inc to E DD 'sreport.
Grand Jury Probe
Come~ Up .'Empty'
He predicted n property tax
rate cut "of at least 20 centaY-
SbouJd Rlfey's forecast be ac-
eurai. tbe county's tax rate wouW dJ'op rrom Sl.63 to Sl.43 for
each $100 worth of assessed
value.
Diedrich In a separate lo·
terview, was more opUmlslic
than his fellow s upervisor.
He predicted the tax slash
woUld be "Crom 20 to 2S cents,
perhaps a few pennies more."
Both supervisors based tbelr
predictloaa on the-following:
-Rou1bly about. 10 cents In
slashes because of the unexpec-
tedly bl&h climb in assessed
values.
-Income of $5.5 million from
the sale or Or ange County
Medical Cente r to the UCI
medical school.
-Higher than antic ipated
carry rorward balances in county
accounts.
-Upward revisions or collecta-
ble r eceivables at what former·
ly was the county's medical
center.
Both Riley and Diedrich 1attt
county residents should keep 1n
mind that property taxes con-
trolled by the b oard of
supervlson m ake up only aboul
15 to 20 percent of the average
property tax bill.
''It's not going to help much IC
we're the only onea who drive on cuttln1 tax r ates to help orraet the
cost of inflation," aaJd Rlloy.
"Bull think we have to set an ex·
ample that hopefully other tax·
ing acencles wlll follow."
Diedrich uld he Joni ago
CSeeTAX RATE, Pa1eAZ)
Coast
Weat•er
Mostly sunny Saturday
except low cloudl ni1ht
and early morning. Hith
Saturda,y 70 to 74 beaches,
00 to 88 lnland. Low tonlpt
OOto85-
IN818ETe•AY
Loolcing /or somct1'Dlg to do
llw Fourf" ol hlr? Tltt DoU11
-f'tlot"I J{khoc1 .P.~h
iummoriHt flte aott~'a Gd..,.,.,. °" P.041 Cl ot the -~. •.
'
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F ..... P~AJ
MARCHING
"Freedom 1'Ja1." • u. s. nae
whJch haa been railed ov~ auch
histor_!c •tM>ll aa v lllley Force. the
U. I.~. 1Adepen1h•c• Halt.
GettJtburt Hd tbe Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
F1oala Include the re·creaUori
of Fort Sum pt er. tbe prlu·
wiAD.ltl1 Huollniton Beach city
noat, the Statue of Uberty noat
from Westminster and other en·
tries from neighboring com· roauuue •.
ho alrllnea and sevenJ com·
meTclal Clrms , theCampllreGltls
and other groups will also send de· corated entries.
For the firat time th.is year, the
SO·mem ber Sixt h Army Band
from the Presldlo in San Fran-
cisco will take p.ut, Pressley
said. Other entries ranae from
ha)'was on• to borae and r1der en·
tries bedecke d with silk and
silver.
The colorfuJ El Bekal Sbrlne
from Long Beach bas entered
with a show ranging from a drilJ
team of miniature cars to the
world champion oriental band, ci·
tyofficlalssaid.
The original parade. in 1904.
coincided with the arrival in town
olflenry Hunlingtonaboardared
intuurban car, t.be fi rst official
appeuance ol the shining new
Pacific Electric cars in~ small
seubore town, parade ofOcials
said.
In later years, the late William
Galllenne, who served JO years as
Chamber or Commerce manager,
promoted the event as a way to
putthe city on the map, they said.
Gallienoe's daughter, Joyce
Musgrave. was made parade
sttretary by her fa~ 2S years
ago. a posubestHI bolds.
* * * f're•P•~AJ
VALLEY .•.
fered.
"Thumbs U p," a music al
bicentennial program, will be given at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. by the
Fountain Valley Community
Theater.
Later events include tap, jau
and vocal pro1r ams, and a sing·
a-lon1. along with watermelon
eating, hoola hooping and bubble
gum blowing competitions.
City officials said a fireworks
display will begin at dark.
f',..•rageAJ
HEALTH ••. l other private and government
~ -agenda. -. I OCHPC's a pplication bore
heavy endorffmenta from 216 city
councils. nearly all private
charitable lnat.itutions u well as
almoat all health care providers.
As opposed to county govern·
ment. OCH PC is a private non·
profit corporation.
Last month, Farag visited
Oranee County in a futile at·
tempt t o reconcile the dif·
ferences between the two com·
peting a pplications. ·
However. both OCHPC Presi·
dent Lois Benes and Director
StaoJey Matek refuaed to COO•
sider merging OCHPC's applica·
tion with the county's.
i Safe Cracked
In Huntington
A Hunt1n1ton Beach man's
home was burclarlae d late
Thursday or early today by an ln·
lnlder who cracked bis safe, tak·
1n1 nearly S800 In vaJu.bles.
Ronald Garland of lOUl Sun·
day Ortve. near the Suta Au
River channel, told Offiett Jim
Tyler the buralar took only col·
lectlona o( r are stam111 and r are coins.
A slidln1 llaN door was pried
to 1ain en&ry •nd Garland dls-j covered the overnlOt break-In
I about 2:15 •.m .• ~ to police. •,. •
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Nete Page in Historv
AZ Waitiag
Coui·t Upholds
Death Penalty
WASHI NGTON CAP) -The tucky, Mluiuippi, Nevada, New
U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Hampshire. New Mexico, New
. death penalty tod~ but struck York. Oklahoma, Rhode lll&Dd
down laws In two stales th1o1l and Wyomtnsc.
male deeth mandatory for cer· The effect of the detlalon on
tatn crimes . those states w 11 not \mmedlately
1'he cou rt approved deuth clear because of variations ln tho
penally laws In Florida. Georkia ways their laws wero written.
and T~xas but invalidated laws But It appeare4 likely that few of
in Louisiana and North Carolina. them could s urvive a challeqe
The la ws the court upheld because they make the death
leave the d eath penalty decision penalty mancl•tory. .
in the bands of judges or jurors Justtu Slew art. wbo wrote the
but provide guidelines for them. court's main oplnioa. said man·
According to an Associated datory d eath laws had "ahnply
Press survey. 572 men and 10 papered over the problem ol un·
women on death rows In 30 states guided and unchecked jury dis·
were awaiting the court's de· Cl'etion."
cision on whether to uphold death The vote striking down the
as a punishment. laws in Loulslan• and North
Tbe vote was 7-2, with Justices Carolina was 5-4 with J ustices
William J . Brennan Jr. and Brennan, Marshall, Lewis F.
Thurgood Marshall dissenting. Powell Jr.. and J ohn Paul
The court outlined its views in Stevens. joining Stewart in &he
separate opinions by Justices majority.
The former Orange County Medical
· Cente r . now called the UCI Med ical
Cente r . w as turned over to the UCI
College of M edicine Thursday at a
ceremony marked with speeches by local
di g n i t a ries. He r e , Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, right, presents
medical school dean Dr. Stanley van den
Noort a historical book chronicling the
medical center's patient list from 1925.
Pott.er Stewart and Byron R. · Tod•y's decision was the first
Wblte as weU aa a brief state. Supreme Court decision on the de-
men t by J u s liee Harry A. alb penally since 1972, when the
Blackmun, who said simply that courtruledSto4tbatlawathenon
he concurted. the books gave too much discre·
Widespread r e-enactment of tfon to judges and juries. Thatde-
the d eath penalty arter the dsion invalidated death penalty
Supreme Court invalidated it in laws of 36 states, the District of
many states has been a "marked Columbia and the federal 1overn·
indication of society's endorse-ment.
Dying Driver Hits
House in Anahei01
By GARY GRANVILLE when be returned to b1s Tedmar oe .. o.1.,,....-. Street apartment sbortb' before
A car driven by a mortally midnJ1ht be saw a suspected
wounded bur&Jary suspect went bur&lar run from the area.
out ol control [ate Thursday nipt Russell said be went i.n&ide his
and crubed Into the Uvtng room ap...tment. crabbed the rifle,
of an occupied house, according dashed wtalde and ~ a aiqte
to Anaheim police. shot at the suspected burglar u
No injuries were reported to he drove off in a 19N model
occopants or the home al 441 s. sedan.
EueUdAve. Police said the bullet craahed
But, police said, the alleged lhrou&h the rear window o( the
burc lar died en route to UC neetne man's car and slammed
lrviDe Medical Center and his 1 into the back of bis bead. sending
suspected slayer bu been arrest-the racing auto into a wild spin
ed and charged with murder. that came to a stop in the Uvine
Police are withholdine Iden· room of the Euclid Street house.
tification of the 2S-year-dd shoot· Early today, police ref\ased to Ini victim pending notification ol say if the suspect knew the sboot·
nextofkln. ing victim . They did say,
Authorities Identified the however,. tb.Jt what ..,.,.and to
murder-suspect as David l.M~y be· the pr~eeds-~f--• house
Russell, 2S, of 1880 W. Tec!mar St. burtlary were found in tbe alaln
Apt.16, Anaheim. • man's car.
When arreated, Russell re· Ruuell waa booked into
port.edJy had a lat .. caliber rifle Anallelm City Jail while J)Olice
in bia poaaesslon. continued their investieadoo of
He reportedly told police that the fatal sbootiD1.
Stolen Gems?
Coastal Jewelers
Held in 'Fencing'
A four-month iovesti&atJoa in·
to fencin1 or stolen jewelry ill
south Orao1e County led to the
arrest or six people Thursday, ln·
cludlnt owners of jewelry stores
in i..cuna Be•ch and San Juan
Capistrano.
Tbe coordinated lnveltll•t:ion
by poUce from ~ Beach
and San Clemente and Orance
County Sberiff•a Department de-
puties in put focUMd oa trading
ol stolen property roe cocaine.
hero6n and other drup.
Arrested were :
-Roser Tronu, 31, 117 Sum·
mil Drive, La1una Beach. owner
of Broadway Piasa Gems, Zll
Broadway, La1una Beach. Hla
arrest warrant all~ed r~lvtng
stolen property ond sales of co·
calne. ~llten.G~;M. alloof717 Summit. an employe at TtOftta•
shop. She was boot ed on almUar
charae•.
-Joupb Greco, 19, of 33037
8'tDla were promised as much
aa a pound or cocaine could be
made avail•ble to tbem.
Tbe invesU1aUon bu helped
tie down Ute local eonnedkJm
between bur1lartu, f~ ol
stolen property and dnas dealing.
K.lrseb said.
. There WU DO Immediate In·
dicaUon that the San Juan
mercbanll bad any cco.nectlon
with U,0.e •rrest.ed ln Lasuna Beach1 aald Ora.nee County
Sheriff •Lt. Ric bard Drake.
lnveat11ato~ aaid ua.i. m a
typlul cue, • •tol• ring m!Cbt be purcbued for $2 and resold by
a Jewelry store owner foe SM.
They said there WU l)C) WIJ of
ute0lnC bow much •toleo pro·
perty rn.ay have moved throuah
the fences .
The six were arrested on war· ruu. Furtber arreltl are ex·
pected, lll vwuc1ton said.
.p ... o Caroli• •• San· ·J u1nr Ne;ghbors Capistrano. owner ol El Greco, '•-_
31791 Camino Cal>iatrano, San
Jua n Capislreno. He was Of Knott's cbar1ed with rectiviQc 1tolen property.
-Claes J onsaoo., 46, ol 25742
Via Del R ey , San Juan Berry Mad Capiatr-oo. partner tn the Zia
Sllveumlth Company. 31'161 BUENA PARK (AP)-Knott's
C•mlno Capistrano, San Juan Berry Farnt wUI ~ plans
Caobtraoo, booked oa r eceirinc to expand tu •mueement pU'k stolen property. ..__ f -Donald Gow. 51, 3405S ~•use 0 compla.lnta by nearby
Cole1lo Drive, Dana Point, resideola, says • spokesman.
another Zi• SUvenmlth partner. Ruae11 K.Dott. a partner In the
booked on r~elfinl st.oleo PIO-family -owned f•cllity Mid ao $8
petty. millioo. ftve-acre apanaioa ol -P1trict Daniel Tortlello, rides and •Utactionf lebeduled
250'12 La Cresta Drive. Dana for construction ~tarUn1 in PoUrt. booted on sales olbet'olo. Juu..., 1m •W be dela.yed. Of·
La1uaa Beach Police Del. ficlal• wlll "take a ,..,. and
Sten Klneb said the iuvestit• detail what has bem the fannr•
tion •N l•undled to pin down the impact on the community."
market for property atolen in re-KDott said be met lat s.bat· ~~~~~i:; pnmded by dQ wttla 8'1ena Partc 11.,_. Jea
· mtonnanta, Kinda said. detft. Dntl: eed n1ideN In tbe area
tlves ~ere •ble to .OJewelery w'8 had ..._. tla.rP a11ldlm
tf\RtNnled to b.rve been stolen 8'9l •"" peradilate •~ _ _.. ....... ~--"-' ... 'ttalMed ... prt•MY· ~ . _.....,a.uvw1uwaeapropen;. ~ .__.,.tnldal Yiewo(
, IUncb said lDTftliSatorw tlilelrJ_. 0..r di ••• ~ boaellt minor •mOUID of eocatM --, •--
from I.he tro Laiwa 'Beach ar~ Tb9 ,.._ ~ .,.,,, •• a
F,.._P.,,eAJ
TAX RATE
favored amendin1 state legista.
tioa in an effort to protect
homeowners from the impact of
infleUon.
"When values go up and tax
rat.a don't 10 down people pay hilber tax bills,·· Diedrich said.
"So, what bappem is that peo-
ple Uvln& on fixed incomes are
literally forced out ol houses
they've worked all their lives to
pay for," he edded.
"l think it's r ldlculoos that we
So on in such fashjon and I expect
we'll (county 1overnmenl) be
able to do our share ln seeing
homeowners aren't burt again
this year."
At the close or county budget
seuions last month, the Board ol
Supe,visora adopted a $469
mlllicm budcet and set a tentaU ve
tu rate or $1.82 to support that
budlet.
Now as unknown ficures are tabulatecLhoth-1>~ch. aAd
Riley uid unanticip•ted re·
venues should be used to offset
the bigbe.r asse•sed values by
cutlin1 the t ax rate .
menl of the death penaJty for In the aftermath of the 1972 de·
murder," the justices said. cilion, 35 states r~nacted the
··we bold that the death penal· death penalty. But in one of
ty is not a form ol punishment them, -Illinois -the law was
that may never be imposed, re-s truck down by the s t at e
gardless or the circumstances of supreme court.
the offense, regardless of the Ne w laws in 20 states made the
character of the offender, and re-death penally mandatory '°' a gardless or lbe procedure limited number of crimes. Four·
followed in re acbinc the de· teen other •tat~• enacted laws
cislon." employing various formulas call·
In North Carolina, where 116 ing for judges and juries to con·
persons were on death row, the sider a11ravatlng and mitigating
law required execution In the gas circumstances.
chamber for murder which is
"willful, deliber ate and pre-
meditated" or committed during I",.... Page AJ
a felony or an aUempted felony. PROBE
North Carolina had more • • •
prisoners on death row than any
other state.
Louisiana law required the de·
ath penalty for murder during an
aggravated kidnaping, rape, rob·
bery or burglary: murder or a
ftreman or peace officer ln line of
duty; murder by an already.
con victed killer or by a life.term
prisoner; multiple murder or
murder for hlre.
Otherstatu wtttrmandatory
death penalty laws are AJabama,
Washington, Indiana, Virginia,
Maryland, J\liuouri. South
Carolina. Delaware. Idaho. Ken·
Our
check into the validity of charges
and sources "before a lot of lime
and money is spent on am-
bulance chasing."
Whaling said he has not yet de·
cided whether to ta.ke the matter
up agaJn with lhe new Grand
Jury.
Whaling explained he wasn't
necessarily after a criminal in·
dictment anywa~ but aaid he
mlgfit later seek a Grand Jury
report offering recommenda·
tions for improvement or for new
state laws t.o better control some
areas.
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VOL. 69, NQ. 1M, ~SECTIONS, 38 PAGES .
T o••Y'• Closlag ,
N.Y.Stoeka
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TEN CENTS,
Baeks C~unty .Health Agency.
Governor ~dmulld G. Bl'OW1l
Jr. has~ cOUlll:Y IC)ve.m·
ment'1 •ppllcaUoo for dHl1u ·
tion H Onn1e Count7'1 health ~ .,uey CHSA), •ccord·
int to • •l•te Hnlth ~pa.rtment olfidaJ.
Brown'• endorse mtnt
Tepresenta a major vidOry for
cOUDly 1ovenunent la ita ~m
petWoo with U.. 0r8nfe County
H e alth Plannlnf Council <OCHPCJ .
Tbe .,eney uJUmalely selected
by U.. federal Deeartmeat of
Heallb, EducaUoa and Welfare
wUJ taln unprec:edeated control
over Orance County'• m1,1lti·
million dollar a year health care
.induatl')'. -
HEW l$ not bound to follatr the
governor's advice. However, b.ia
endorsement of the couaty ap-
plicatloa is expected to carry
great weiJ.bt wl&h HEW becaUM
ol ita laferuce ot local conlrol.
"You should keep ia mind that
the &overnor , i.n •!fed. • apeatc-
inc fo r all the citlaens of Callfo1·n i a , •• county ad-
m lu iatr.atl.,e aide J o hn
Dediscbew said~.
Bo•rd o f S upe rvlao r s
Chairma n Ralph Dledricl\
11ratsecl the coverQOl" for b.ia en·
donement of tbe applicatioa that
wM announced by State Health
l>epllrtrnent Pla.nniDC Director'
Sai.Far•I·
Neae f!:a9e in But •rt1
The f~r r:f er Orang-e -C~11nty' Mecttcal
Cente r , no w called the UCJ Medical
Center, .-as turned over to the UCI
College Of Medicine Thursday at a
ceremon,v marked with speeches by local
....., ............... ; . . I
Olgn itaries. Her e. Oran•e County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. rlgb&, presents
medical school dun Dr. St.anley vu den .. Noort a historical bcaok tbroniclinc lbe
medical center's patient tist from um.
Irvine Teachers Wallt
Declare lmpas•e i~ Bargai,ning Ses1ion
By HR.A&t KAYE
Oflllf'V."' .........
Irvine teache,..•alkedoutof a
barfalning ses.ao. '111utsday at·
ternoon. declann1 \hill an h•~
p aue situa tion ha d been
reached. ·
But school Superintendent Stan
Corey called their action "pr~ mature·• today and sald It ia up to
the lfate Educational Em,ployea
Relations Board <EERB>. not the
teacher&, lo decide lC an lmpuse
situation exists.
If the EERB agrees with the
teachers that an impasse exlsl'S,
a mediator will be sent to at-
tempt to br ing the two sides
toftther . f that falls. a fact -find ing
team. conslatlng of a school
board member, a teacher and a
third person chostn by the fi rst
two, would be created.
If the EERB do. not btUe'Wt 11n Impasse exlsta, U. tetchera
would be forced to eonUnue the
ne1otlatlons with ~ district,
Coreysnld.
Orange Co ast
Weathe r
r.toslly sunny Salurday
except lo• clouds nlghl
and early momlng. }llgh
Saturday 70 to 1• ~achq, ti> to 86 lnland. Low torughl
toto6S.
·~fN81DE TOD~ Y ~ \f...ookn.g for somn~ to do
tlw Fourth o/ .hllr' ne Dailr
Pilol'• Michael .Po•knnch
iMmmarii1• the tottknd'•
adit1itie• on P• Cl of t~
Wttknder.
···~ •t'
• •'Tile clltrlct is ~ to
t!OltUnue meeUng aftcl confmng
and we think the teacMr• should
give serious con.siderll6on to con·
linulnl the ne1otiatinl," COft)' said. ,,.
The t e achers accused dae
school district of ''ltalllng" and
not ''dullns lo sood fattb.." They
s fld they were left with no
alt.ernaUve olber than ealllnl an
Impute.
Ar KarnICk, cbi1rw001an of the
teachers' bargainlng team, said
the main problem was a dif-
ference in interpretation of the
new Rodda Act, which made col-
let!Uve bargaining mandatory
beCillning July 1.
SIM said the teachers were re·
lldyto pick up where the previous
<See WALK, P•ge A?l
County's Jobless
Rate Takes Drop
u,.. you now. blY standinC
wttb tbe scweroor ii at a low ebb.
So. I'm aure bis decision was
baled on the streQCt.h and cor-
rectDeu ol the count.y's applica-
tion." said Diedrich.
The low ebb he spoke ol was
Diedrich'• decis ion early last
month to aerve as presidential'
candidate Jimmy Carter's cam-
pai1n m a na1 e r in Oranae County.
Wbeo be announced bis sup·
po.rt of C•rter, Diedrlcb aaJd
Brown's attempt to 1aha lbe
Democratic preaidentlal nomlna· Uoo wu premature and destlaed
tofaU. ,
Despite the heated compeUUon
in re.cent months for the designa.
tion, Diedrich aaid today be
favors working with OCHPC to
provide what be c.ued a belt.er
he.alth sen ices acency.
"Winning isn't everything. It's
geWA& the best job done tor aU of
the cHJJens of Or.,. Oaunt)',1 the Fullerton supervisor aaJd. ,
He acSmitted it'a toolJtefwtW
county to ameed U. appllcMlon:
but aald be felt certain OCHPC
can In s ome way be a~m-t
modat.ed. Whenlhecompetiac~ lions w..-e sent to SMr county aovern~nt·a -.
the endotHJD.eSlt.I of
lab«, twocitycOUDClls..ta ,
(See llEA.LTB. Pq e M ) :)
Tax Rate Cut?··
·supervisors Cite Value. Jump
11.1 GARY GaANVILLE CJf-O.Hy,ilWM91t
Onnl• County Supervisors
Tho.mas Ril.e.y a nd Ra lph
Diedrich have predicted at least
a 20-cent cut in the county's
1ene:ral fund property tax rate.
Riley and Diedrlch's prec:tic-
tion came In the wake of a
mualve 18. 7 percent jump in
Oruce Count.Y's assessment roU
valuM.
Riley said county toes abould
be cut 10 that homeowners aren't
penalized ror the impact of soar-lnc bome values on assessment
values.
··1 think e very government
aaeoc:y shouJd not look upon this
u a wlndfaU but should wor k
very bard to reduce tax rates to
help taxpayers caq bt in an in-
natioo squeeze," Sa.id Riley.
Ue predicted a property tax
rate cut "of at leut20 cents."
SbouJd Riley's forecast be ac·
curate the county's la x rate
would drop from $1.63 to $1.43 for
ucb $100 worth of assessed
vJ,lue.
Die4rtci. \n • --.•rate in· \,etYJn. waa more.. optim11tk_ Uaanhia ftllow ~upeMsOr.
Jfe ..... ,Md Ute tax elash
~ be ' rOlll ID to 2.S ffG&s. Pllia ... a few &*ID• .,.-e."
8ot1I 1Upervi~i.buecl their
pred.letJom on the niuawina:
-Rou1hly about 10 ceota ln
slaaba because ol the unexpec·
tedly bilh cllm b in assessed
values.
-lncOO'le or ss.s million from
the sale of Orange County
Medical Center t o the UCI
County Hears
can For Coast
Preservation
By JOANNf: R EYNOLDS
Ot Ille O•llY l"fl.c ~If
medical school.
-Higher than anticipated
carry forward balances in county
accounts.
-Upward revisions of colleeta.
ble r~ceivables al what former-
ly was the county's medical
center.
Both Riley •nd Diedrich said
county residents s hould keep ln
mind that property taxes con-
t r oJl e d by the board o f
supervisors make up only about
15 to 20 percent of the average
property tax bill.
"lt'• not 1.oin• to help much"
we're tbe only ones who drive on
cutting tax ralea to bel.P ofraet tbe
cost of innauon," said Riley.
•·But 1 think we have to set. an ex-
ample that boperully other tax·
lug aienctea will follow."
Dledricb said be loot ago
favored amending at.ate letlala·
Uon in an effort to protect
homeowners from the impact of
inflation. "When values go up and tu
rates don't go down people pay
<SeeTAXJlATE, PqeA!)
State Po1eers CurlJed
SupreDle C·ourt
Backs Death Laws
WASHIN(JTON (AP> -The
U.S. Su~me Court tod~~beld
the dea pena 1 as acceptable
't o America n s , but sever (?ly
J"fttticted the power of ltates to
malt• it mancfalor)' for specl/ic
crimes.
II\ • T-2 rulint. the court said the death penalty in Itself Is not a
cruel and unutuaJ punishment
forbidden by the Constitution.
But ln Separate ~ decisions
restricting the death penalt,y's
applica tion, the court struck
down laws in Louisiana and
North Carolina which maJce it
mandatory for several kinds or
murder.
Oessftte this. the justices ap-
peared t o leave open t he
possibility that capital punish·
ment could be made mandatory
for some narrow categori es of
crime s uch as killmgs by
prisoners servin g life terms.
The court approved laws in
Florida, Georgia and Texas
because they do not make the de·
ath penalty mandatory and give
judaes a nd juries adequate
guidelines for Im posing it.
According 'to an Associated
Press survey, 572 men and 10
women on death rows in~ states
were awaiUng the court's de·
cislon on whether to uphold death
as a punishment.
Justice Polter Stewart wrote
tbe main opiDioll of the court on I
the constitutionality of capital
·punlsbmefil U1tlf. Votfnc wn h
him were Chief Justice Warren
E. Bur•er and Ju1tices Lewia F.
Powell Jr., Joh.1 Paul Stevens,
Byron R. Wbtte and Wllliam H.
RebDqwat. '
' I Justlcea WiJUam J. Brennan
Jr. and Thurcood Marshall dis·
sented. I Widespread r e-enactment of
the d eath penalty after the
Supreme Court invalidated It in
many states has been a "marked
indication of society's endorse·
ment of the death penalty for
murder.'' the justices said.
"We hold that the death penal·
ty is not a form of punlshment
that may never be imposed, re-
gardless of the circumstances of
the offense, regardless of the
character of the orrender, a'nd re-
g a rd less of t he proceduro
followed in r eaching the de·
cision."
In North Carolina, where ·116
persons were on death row, the
law requJred execution in the gas
chamber for murder which is
"willful, deliberate and pre-
meditated" or committed during
a felony or an attempted felony. I
North Car olina had mor e
prisoners on death row than any
other state.
Grand Jury Urges
Noise Reduction
afrporta.
That reference la apparently t<>
the alrportl al El Toro and Los
Alam lto1.
The plannerll were chastised
for the what the j ury 11aJd arc un·
due delays in striving "for a
Ut.opla In Oranae County."
··The averaae businessman no
longer la capable of withstanding
the added coats of delays encoun·
fered fn wa rtlf( throu1h v·lntt---
amounls of bureoucraUc red tape
that 11 lnvolvecl In pul'Sulng com---
mission approval." the jury H id.
Without citing apeclllc ln-
st.ances the outgoing gra.nd jury
1s8Icf Tt mes an aver~e of rrorn
18 to 24 months to process a plaR
(8ee.ltJRY, Pa.eAJ)
1 ·
Al DAIL.Vf'ILOT
Drl1'er Dies
Auto Smashes
hito Residenee ·
Bu~glar Proofing
Irvine Urges Plan for. Deve/,opers
'19 ._Ml& tM hl&b rate ol re-
.W.atlal borllarles l.n Irvine, •
plan ba -.. propoMld requlrin& JM.....,.,. &obuild ........
with bur&Jar·lnbJbUJnc devlttS.
They sugtsted the followlna
coodltlons be Incorporated Into
~ required deallh plant toe
lrvloe ruidencea:
Northwood, be required to uso
t.Mlr 1u11esUon1 . The coat of outrltUns an
"avua1e'' bou10 wtlh \heae ex·
tra feature• would run about szu. An averace house la Hid t.o
include threQ •tandard doora.
two •Udln1 cla11 doon and 12 allcllAC class wiodowa.
A car driven by a mortally WOUd._ buratary Mll1*t went
out of control lat• Tburtday mpt and craabed lato the-Uvtnc room
HEARING •••
~what wllJ happen to those
ureas should the purchases tall
lhrou1b.
And, he uld , the company
wanta the county to develop a
plan ouUlning the afencles that will be buy.in& the and and a
schectule of acquiaUon.
That proposal was backed by
t.he Friends of the Irvine Coast, a
group or envlronmentallsta OP·
posed to development or the
coastal area.
The e nvironmenta lists.
however contend that all open
space acquisition should be com ·
pleted before any development is
allowed or planned for.
A similar stand was cited re·
gardlng road construction.
Representatives of the Laguna
Greenbelt and a few residents of
lrvine asked tbe commission to
consider the importance of roads
priortodevelopmenl
They also asked that con·
slderation be-given totbe traffic
that will be generated by the road
system proposed through the
area.
That r-0ad system, part ol the
Southeast Orange County
Circulation Study (SEOCCS>. is
currently being debated by the
County Boa rd of Supervisors.
Commission chairman Shirley
Grindle criticized supervisors ror
their lack of action on the study,
pointing out that selttwtion of a
circulation system for the area
would greatly affect any plan·
ning commission deliberations
on development plans.
Howe Wins
Pay Package
WASIDNGTON<AP)-1,.,,...
lnc Republican charges ot an election·year whitewash, House
Democrats hue. won the fllll
packa1e of payroll and expense,
accounUnc revisions \bey wrote in response to the Capitol aex
scandal and alleged m1su.se of
funds.
The Democrats diam.iued the
Republican charges as an at·
tempt to turn the scaddal into an
election issue Thursday and won
overwhelming approval of \be
two proposals they put to the Cull
House.
One, pused 311 to92. atripa the
House Administration Commit·
tee or much of the power f«mer
Chairman Wayne L. Hays. D·
Ohio, won in 1971 to increase
members' allowances without
Home approval.
Two Cited .
For.Nudity
oranae county Sherlrra or.
t'icera cited two men for pubUc
nudlty Thursday after be\ng
called to a South Lapna beach
hy " local resident who sald he
spotted the pair lylng naked on
the sonct s.
Ocpuhes handed citations to
Robert Wadsworth Thomas, 21,
o( Hollywood Hd Rex Weldon
London. 23, of Dalla.,, Texas.
Officers said bot.ti men were
booked on the 9th Street beach.
OltANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N, Wttd r,1~.etf\' ~ ~~
Thomas A.. Murllf'IM
Mt .... 1"91-
0\arJH H. Loos ~ldlard P. Nau •lllll .. IM<t,,.....("*'
Otfi<" , .... -. ..• -. .... -l_...,. 11•0.._,.,... -•·...-lloat11· tttl>-~-·~•V•ll ... tSJOllA"6'-••~O-••-
ol an occupied house, accordin1
\o Anaheim police.
No injuries were rtpor1ed lo
OttUP•nts of lbe hOme at 441 S.
EQcUd Ave.
Bat, police uid. the allqed
burglar d ied en route to UC
Irvine Mcdlnl Center and his
•uapected slayer ha.a bffn arrest·
ed and tharged with murder.
Police are w\lbbokilng Iden·
Uflcatlon or the 2S-year-old shoot· inc victim pending notificatioo of
nextolkln.
Authorities identilled the
murder suspect as David Le.rov
RuueU, 2S, of 1880 W. Tedmar St.
Apt. 18, Anaheim.
When arrested, Russell re ·
port.edly bad a large callbei-rifle
In Ms possess ton. .
TMWf•11d!'
C bri s Evert hQlds her
trophy aloft alter defeating
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
for. ladies singles ~Ue at All
England L a wn Tennis
Championships today. See
story, Page 8 6.
The jo1Dl ~ !>Y Polke
Cb.let Leo Peart Md CtlY Pian·
.. Dndor Eddk Pe.@oclJ h . wUf Ille lleard T\atiday n.ltllt by
the Irvine Planniq Comrn.fuion.
AceordJn1 to Chi., Peart, re·
aldenUal burslariea in Irvine
climbed about S2 perttet durln1
the ftnt b•lf of \bis year. u com·
pared to \be Hme slx mon\ba last
year. More than Sl13.>e0 l.n pro·
petty haa be~ taken by t.bieves
in bur1lariet alnce Jan. l, Chier
Peart said.
ln a memo to the planning
C()mmiaaion, Cblel Peart and
PHbody pointed out \bat by n-
qulrtn1 builders to use certain
eecurity meuures, sucb a better
locks and more durable doors, a
significant number of burglars
could be deterred.
-All exterior swlqing doors
ud doors ludinc from garages
tQ raldencu mutt be mado or
solid tore rat.her t1'an bollow and
mut Include HxWary locks that
reatat forced entry.
-AU slldlo« 1lass doors and windows must be equlpp(!d with 11
lockln& device. AU louvered win·
dows mutt be bu.Ill higher tha.n
deht feel Crom the croond.
-Strut 'ftumben on houses
must be at least three Inches In
height and ol a standard desl1n
-black material mounted oa an
opa que light box that ls ii·
luminated at night.
Chief Peart and P eabod y
said they would not ask that ex·
istln1 residences be rebuilt to in·
elude thde features. But they
asked that any new developers.
becinning with those in
Patriotic •
Tmalunen
He reportedly told police that
when he returned lO his Tedmar
Street apartment shortly before
midnight be saw a suspected
burelar run lrom t.be areL·
Russell said be went inside his
apartment, grabbed the riCle,
dashed outside and fired a single
shot at the suspected bln'glar as
be drove orr in a 1964 model
sedan.
Calif Ornia Tinder Box
CINCINNATI (AP) -
Tbe bi«fttennial celebra·
lion went too far for
Charles Parker when the
city decided to put fla&S on
truh containers used by
street sweepers . He filed
an objection to City Coun·
ell, whlch r eferred the
item to City llana1er
William Donaldson.
Donaldson's responae:
"Wast e c ollection is a
neceaar7 and bonorable
activity, and we feel t1'at um diaplay of the naa in
the bicentennial year adds
a UUle dicnltY to it and
bele~ teep the •~eat atanmc•n~e of tblt birth· day year b e fore the
1eneral public."
Fire Officiala Wary of Founh Firetrorb
Police said the bullet crashed
through the rear window of the
fleeing man's car and slammed
into the back of his head, sending
the racing auto into a wild spin
that came to a stop In the living
room or the Euclid Street house.
Stolen Gems ?
By The AuoclaUd Press
Tinder-dry California is like a
giant Cirecr ackcr waiting for
holiday revelers lo lipt the fuse,
authorities say,. and stern
measures are being imposed to
prevent. a boloc: ausl.
Coastal Jewelers
Held in 'Fencing'
A four·month investigation in·
to fencing ol stolen jewelry in
south Orange County led to the
arrest of six people Thursday, in·
cludlnl owners of jewelry stores
in Laguna Beach and San Juan
Capistrano.
The coordinated investigation
by police from Laguna Beach
and San Clem ente and Orange
County Sberirt's Department de·
puUea iD part focused on trading
of atolen property for cocaine,
heroin and other drugs.
Attested were:
-1\oeer Tropts. 31, n1 Sum·
mit Drive, Laruna Beach, owner
ol Broadway Plua Geml, 211
Broadway, Lal\llUl Beffh. His
arrest warrant a11qed receiving
stolen property and sales of co-
caine.
-Ellen Galeskl, 24, also of 717
Summit, an employe al Troot&'
a.bop. She was booked oo ai.milar
charces.
-Joseph Greco, 19, ol 32037
Paseo Carolina, San J uan
Capistrano, owner or El Greco.
31791 Camino Capistruo. San
Fro• Pflfle Al
WALK •••
ne1otiation sessions left.oft. They
wanted to base the new sessions
Juan Capistrano. He was
charged with receiving s tolen prope.rty.
-Claes Jonsson, 46, ol 25'743
Via Del R e y, San J uan
Capistrano, partner in the ~ia
Silver smith Company, 31761
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano, booked on receiving
stolen property.
-Donald Gow, Sl, 34055
Colegio Drive, Dana Point,
another Zla 8Uvenmitb partner,
booked on receiv1ne at.oleo pto-
perty.
-Patrick Daniel Tortiello,
2!5072 La Cresta Drive, Dana
Point. booted on sales ofbef'Oin. Laguna Beach Police Det.
SUve Kirsch said the i.nvestiga. non was launched to pin down the
market for property stolen in re·
sldential burglaries.
Using inCormaUon provided by
informants, Kirsch said, delec·
Uves were able to sell jewelery
repcesented to have been stolen
and buy known stolen property.
Kirsch said investigators
bought minor amounts of cocaine
Crom the two Laguna Beach ar·
cutees. He sald uadercover
agents were promised as much
as a pound ol cocaine could be
made available lo them.
Fro•l",..eAJ
on a SS.page document -con· JURY
tainlng such policies as leaves, • • •
transfer and personnel files -
that was part. ol the earlier
bargaining sessions.
"The main dispute now Is
salary and we wanted to pick up
on that, not the other issues thal
were basically decided before."
Mrs. Karnick said.
However . Corey l'laid that that
55·page document was merely a
"study draft along With jUlions or
others."
"ll's not a malter of us not
wanting to pick up what Wall de·
clded in the past. Nothing was
ever decided,'' Corey ins lated.
Corey agreed that the basic
disagrttment concern.' salaries.
with merit pay bein& al the root
of the problem.
through the pl anning corn·
mission and other related county
agencies.
"The Grand Jury ls of the opl·
nion that more government con·
trot does not necessarily make
for better plannlng," the jury's
report stated.
After sue h strong words the
jury's recommendations for an
overhaul of the planning pro-
ctdure were m ild.
It recommended for example
that o~n space be limited to
.. natural o~n s pace areas such
as gullies, ravine• and hlJly pro-
perties."
The jury also called for more
"nex\bU\ty" in project design
and said developers should be re·
tleved of the respons\blllty to
Identify natural resources for en·
vironmental Impact purposea.
Fro•P~A I
The teachera' lnJUal propou l
for salaries included a 12 per~enl
pay h!ke on the base salary, plus
2'7 and 20 percent Increases on the
two "step increment.'!'' given to
teachers for ex~rlence and
graduate study. Corey said.
The su~rintendent said ~c A
district's initial proposal consist· TAX R TE eel ol maintaining the same ba!le
salny and aw ardlng merit higher tax bills," Diedrich said.
ralses based on evaluations of the "So, what happens is that peo-
teachers. pie Uvlne on fixed incomes are
"The merit r aises would come literally forced out or houses
from a pool, a mounting to about they've worked all tbeir lives to
seven percent of the total salary pay for." he added.
budget,'' Corey said. He ex· "I think it's ridiculous that we
plained that the average merit go on in such fasblon and I expect raise would be seven percent. but we'll (county 1ovemment) be
that some teachers could get able to do our share in seeing
nolhi.ne and others could get homeowners aren·t hurt asain
more. this year."
Barcainlng has ~ going on At th I r ,., bud t
In ... e district since April 7, when e c ose 0 coun..,. ge m sessions last mon\b, tbe Board of lbe teachers· bar11•nlna unit Supervisors adopted a 1469
wasoCficially recognized. · . million budget and Rt a tentaUve
Tbe pnsJdent ol the lrvine tax rate of s1.a to aupport that
Teachers Asse>tlatJon. ~rmen budlet. • ·
Fire marshal• and police bomb
uaita lbe put several days have
atqed a aeries of raids aimed at
reduclnl the quantities or ille1al
.fire.orla wblch h&Yeflooded the
stale.
Border authorities are on alert
to t eep more from comin& in. Tbe U.S. Poeeat Service plans
biCJaway roadblocb to search foe
pyrotecbnlea and niCbllime
belieopter patrola to pinpoint
FIRECRAa<ERS
STILL A PERI"-&
lbQJe wbo would uae lnceodaries
onlederalreservations. lot An1elea City Atty. Bu.rt
PlDel aaya be'• 1olnl to be tou&h
on menJmatera wbo play with
ftrewotb. "I bate to be a kllijoy, but
ftrewwla a.re a dancer." said
Pines. "If lbe ca1a are brought
to tb.11 olfice, lbe1 will be pro-
aecuted.''
Jack Smith, supervisor of \be
elate fire marshal'• buardous·
m aterial unit In Sacramento,
•ll'ees that the threats of fire and
penonal injury make individual
conallmpUoa of fireworks un·
wise.
"In 1974 we bad 211> youngsters
and U adulta_ injured by
fireworks durtn1 the holiday.
''There were morelaatyear."
f1.rftracters and similar do·
vices can't be aold in most
CalUornJa cities. ,
Tbe Oy ~\aY•· It'• another story outside
munkipaUU ... ud..U..atate bu
several lar1e fireworks plants.
. WJUle mu~ ttt ~ to •
private use of firewcll'ts. some Water Ship Eyed
support ,data for cpnUnued
sales. For wtance. many ol the SAN RAFAEL <AP> -lloor-s.ns ftreworks sales ll~ ia· in& an aircraft. Cllnter otf ~
•ued by the state went to cMc rugeed Maria Count y coast
clubs and charities w h ich mi&ht be• soluUoa to the area's
operate fireworks stands ufund· critical water abortase, olficlaJs
railing endeavors. say.
Fre• P.,,e AJ
HEALTH AGENCY •••
otbtt private and government sider merging OCHPC'a appllco·
acencies. ,. lion wilb the C®nty'a.
OCHPC's ;application bore OCHPC executive d irector
heavy en4orsements from 26 city Stanley Malek said today he was
councils, near ly all private not surprised by the 1overnor's
charitable in1UtutJoa.s as well as action.
almOll all health care providen. However, Malek added, he was
As opposed to county govern· disappointed w Ith the way the en-men~ OCH PC ls a private non· dorsementcame about.
proratcorporation. "I think it is consis~nt with the
Last mooth, Farag visited 1overnor 's prejudgment ol all
Orange County in a fuWe at· compelinl a p plications and
tempt t o r econcile the dH· doubt that he's read either one,"
ferences between the two com· theOCHPCdirector said.
petin1 applications. Matelc went on to say he is con·
However, both OCHPC Presi· fident HEW will eventually ac-
dent Loia Benes and Director cept OCH PC. prob8hly within the Stanley Matek refused to con· nexttbrttweeks.
Our
begins July 1st
• Don't de lay. exceptional savings on such lanes as BAKER,
HENREOON, HERITAG E, DREXEL, and much more!
• For the first time, order WOOOMARK chairs, SHERRILL. MARGE
CARSON and HENREOON upholstery at sale prices!
• View the largest selection of quality furnishings in the Newport area
specially priced for our SUMMER SALE.
Free decorating and delivery service Included.
STO P BY TODAY!
NEWPORT BEACH •
1727 W l--'\1'i'l.Wt•u1t.. • t;.U.20.i0
LAGUNA BEACH • J.I.~ Mlll1'11 t:OA,,l llW\'., 4'4 li»I
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Perry, said the d latric\°' ~ion ~ ... to 11n«e t.ttose pre"'°"''bartain· . Notr .. uaho~ are~ .
\nasealom "blowa «nimind." tabulated bqtb eb.,..,id
:. "We apeat..a lot ol Uate at tJ.aeo IUl•1 aalt_. aDHUdf~-f!" l!l#laa.,::-·'!~-A~~ ... ..,,~ "' • ~:ai:[C ...... ~. ,.rn. Clatttas tla• t ax r a ie.
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VOL. 69, NO. 1M4 ~SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
High
WASHJNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the
death penalty today but struck
down laws in two states that
make death m.nd1tocy for cer-
laift crhnea.
The court approved deatb
pea.ally laws in Flo(ida, Georcia
and Texu but invalidated laws
ln Louisiana and North Carolina.
The law1 the court upheld
leave the death paalty decision ..
in the hands or j udges or jurors
but provide auidelines for them.
According to an Auoci1ted
Prna survey, 572 men apd 10
women on de.th rows in 30 states
were awaiting the court's de·
cilion on whether to uphold death
u a punishment.
The vole was 7-2, with JusU~
William J . Brennan Jr. and
ThurgooctMarsbaJl dissen\ing.
Tbe court outlined its views In
Tax Rate
Cut Eyed
In County
By GARV GRANVIUE °' ... .,. .. ,,~ ........
Oran1e County Supervisors
Thomas Riley ana Ralph
Diedrich have predicted at least
a 20-cent cut in the county's
general fund property tax rate.
Riley and Diedrich's predic·
lion came in tbe wake of a
massive 18.7 percent jump in
Oruge County's assessment roll
values. .
Riley said county taxes should
be cut so that homeowners aren't
peoaUted for tbe impact ol soar-
ing home values on usessment
values.
"I think e very government
agency should not look upon this
as a windfall but should work
very hard to reduce tax rates to
help taxpayers calliht in an In·
flation squeeze.'' said Riley.
He predicted a propeny tax
rate·cut "of at least 2D cents."
sttould Riley's forttast be ac-
cur1te the county's tax rate
would drop from Sl.63to11.43 for
each $100 worth or assessed
value.
Diedrich i• a aeparate in·
· terview, was more optiaistic
thantiisfellow superviaor.
He predicted the tax slaah
would be "from 20 to 21 ~
perhaps a few penm. more:•
Both supervison ba.-l their
predicUonl on the foUowlhl :
-RouahJy about 10 cents In
11lash.-because of the unexpec-
tedly high climb In assessed
valuea. ·
-Income of ss.s million from
the ule of Orange County
Medical Center to the UCI
medieal school.
-Hither tba• anticipated
carry forward bala_nces la county aeeounta. ... .....
-Upward revlaklnsoleolleeta·
ble receivables at wbat former-
ly was the county'• medic.I
·center.
Both Riley and 'Diedrich said
count1 residents ahould keep In
mind that property taxes con-
t r o Ile d by the b oard or
supervlaors make up only about ts to 20 percent of lhe avera1e
property tax bill.
"ll'I not aolng to help much if
we're the only ones who drive on
cutUn111 tax rates lo help orrset the
CSffTAX RATE, Pa1eiU> ...
LB Headache:
59 Festival
Tkketa Gone
La1una Be1cb FeatJval ol Arta
official• are sufferin1 an ac·
countina headache today -the
re.ult ol the theft ol 100 Page1nt
ol the Masters tick eta durin1 a
receat residential bur1lary in
Lon( Beach.
Forty-one tic kets were r•·
covered by La1una Beach Police
,._ay when a man tried to sell
them blltk to the festival. Chad
Qa.,man, 21, of Loni Beach,
wu booked on auaplc:Jon ol re· cevlac 1to1 .. ~r~.
11le ......... ! . .............
C hris Evert ho lds he r
trophy aloft after defeat ing
Evonne Goolagong -Cawley
for ladies s ing les title at· Ail
Engl a nd Lawn T e nnis
Ch a mpionships today. Sec
story. P age 86.
Govenwr
Backs BC
~etlltli ll"flit
Got'tmor Edmund G. Brown'
1t. has endorsed county govem-
rdent'a application for designa-
Uon as Orange County's health
.services aaency <HSA.>. accord·
in1 to a state Health Department
ollicial.
Brown's endorsem en t
represents a m ajar vktory for
county 1overnmt11t.in its com-
petltlOn with the O....,,e County
H•al-UI Pi.,aaein,.....Councll
COCffPC>. •
The 1genc1 ulUmat.ely selected
• by tM federal o.p.tment ot
Healdl, Education and WelCare
will gain unpr..ectented control
over 0..anae County's multi·
mlllioa clollar a ¥ear health care
induatry.
KE91 la not boun61 to follow the
1overnor's advice. However, bi•
endorsement of the ~ty ap.
pllcatioa la expected to carry
great wel1ht with HEW becauae
of Its inference of local control.
"You should keep in mind that
1overnor, in effect, is spealr-
ln1 for all the citizens of
C alttornla,'' county ad·
m i n la tr a U v e aide J o h n
Dedllcbew siJd lQday.
Board of Super v isor s
Chairman Ralph Diedric h
praised th• 1overnor for bia en·
donement el the applJcaUon that
WIS umoulleed bJ State Health
J)epartm en& P1 anntn1 Director s.Jee Faraa.
"Aa you know, my standing
(See HE.\LTH, Pace AZ>
Neighbors
Of Knott's
Berry Mad Thi problem for the feaUval is
·attOUtinl fo~ the 58'.lckets not BUENA PABlt <AP>-KftOtl'a
r..-ed. Berry Farm wUl pogtpone plans
Poke in Lona Beach 197 they to expand ita em...nent park
l reeel•ed lnrorriaaUaa that a man became of complainU by nearby
matd!!ln1 Chapma1L'1 description rakleita. HYI a spokesman.
'
• bad teen selllne Paceut tickets Ruaell Knott. a partner in the
at t.be Call.fornia State Unlvenity fUJllb'~lled fKW~ Hid an S8 ~Beach campus. But be bad m8Uoa. n .... ere apana ... of
left a. campas by the time in· rides and attractloaa scbeduled
ve9l11ator1an1•ed. for coastr11ctlon 1larUn1 in Bel&J lJnenhlel fettlval box January lr77 will bedet.yed. Of.
oftl" mana1er, said a dectsioiG ficlal• wm •'tate a rear and
bas •ot yet been made Oil detail wba& ba1 been the farm's
~ a persoa wbo bmoceolly . impact oa lhe community.'' boacM a slolft tidtet .-Id be ltnaU said be met last Satur • allowed Into the abow. • dew with ....._,. Parit )IQW ,_
TM JOO.tic~ bk>et hlld beerl Dnil dd 1"'ftidenll ht ti. ara
pure a,ed by a l.oDf" Be•clt who had vOlced ab~ criticbun K~~~~-~~~ =< t 'h•'· •:ta .. r. .
nete.atao ls a q...._ alMNt nftin aa u.nobatruded Y8 ol
wliat ~iona aa.a.ld be _. UMil' J.,., lM reticledl Aid. •
I ldt meneh Of .. enttlt ne_.. e•rfftll) 0CdPtel a
sroap, Mrs. Linenkuselaakl. . lit.eof~etbH lSDlltteS. · ~ _·. . ...
Today's Closiag '
N.Y.Stoeks
..
ORA~GE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TEN .CENl)
Upholds Death PeD.alty/
law required execuUon in the cas fireman or peace omcer in 1iDe l
chamber for murder which is duty; murder by an already',
"willful, deliberate a.nd pre· convk:ted killer or by a lif•l¥m
meditated" or committed during prisoner; multiple murd.-· or
'eparate opinlons by JUStiC6
Potter Stew art and Byron R.
Wblte u well as a Wlef state-
ment by Justice Harry A.
Blac:kmun, wbo said simply that
be concutred.
Widespread re·en1ctment ot
tbe death penalty alter tbe
~P"'fte Court invalidated It in
muy 1~tes bas been • "mertced
indicatJon of societ.y's endorse-
ment ol the death peoaJty for-
murder," tbeju1Ucel NMI. ··we bold that tbe death penal·
ty ii not a form ol puishment
that may never .,_ lmpoMd, re-
urdleu ol the clJ'n~ or .
ille olfenae, reaardleet ol tbe
charac!let.of the offender, and re-
1ard less of the procedure
followed in reacbiac the dt·
.-IA' .. '!;UIOll,
ln North oaroUQ.-wMn. us
penons were on. deatb .rew, tM
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a felony or an attempted relony. murder for hire. ~
North Cuolina bad more Other 1lates with mandatory
prisoners on death row than any death 11enalty laws are Alabam-&
ether state. Wublnston, Indiana, VlrtUU. Lolliaiana Jaw reqmred the de· Maryland, Missouri, SouUl
alb penalty for murder dwin& ~ Carolina, Delaware. Idaho, X•
auravated lddnaplng, rape, rob-tucky, llissisaJppi, Neveda. N"
bery or burctary; murdu-'o"-f~a1.---'CH18eiee-e vl>Bi\TB. ~ AZJ 1
"' 'Fen~~~ ~~g Sntashe~
In Lagu·~a,-.San Jua~
6 Seized
In Jewel
Thievery
A four-month investigation in·
to fencinc of s tolen jewelry in
south Ornnae County led to the arrest or six people Thursday. in·
eluding owners or jewelry stores
in Laguna Beach and San Juan
Capistrano.
The coordinated investigation
by police from Laguna Beach
and San Clemente and Orange
County Sherif£'s Department de·
puties in part focused on trading
of stolen property for cocaine,
heroin and other dnlp.
Arrested were:
-Roger Trontz, ll, 717 8'.lm·
mit Drive, Lacuna Beach, owner
of Broadwa1 PJua Gema, 211
Broedway, Lafuaa Beach. His
arrest warrant alleaed receiving
stolee propertJ and sales of co·
calne.
-Ellen Galeski, 24, also f!f 717
SUmmlt. an employe at 1Tontz'
sbop. She was booked on similar
charges.
-Joseph Greco, 79. of 32037
Pas eo Caroli••. San Juan
Capistrano, owner. of El Greco,
31791 Camino Ca.,Utrano, San
Juan Capistrano. He was
cbaraed witb -rettivinc stolen property.
-Claes Jonsson, 46, of 2S742
Via Del ltey, San Jyan
Capistrano, partner In the Zia
Silvertmitb Company. 31761
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
=trano, booked on receiving property.
-Donald Gow. 51, 34055
Cole1io Drive, Dana Point,
another Zia Silversmith partner,
booked on receiving stolen p1 O·
perty.
-Patrick DanJel Tortiello.
25072 La Cresta Drive. Dana
Point. booked on sales of herotn.
Laguna Beach Poli ce Oet.
Steve Kirsch said the lnvesUga-
Uon was launched to pin down the
market for property stolen In re·
sidenUaJ buralaries.
Usin1 information provided by
IDlormant.s, Kirsch said, det.ec·
Uvea were able to sell jewelery
repreeented to have been stolen
and buJ known stolen property.
Kinch said lnveatlgat.ors
bouCbt minor amounts of cocaine
from the two Lacuna Beach ar·
resteea. He said undercover
agent.a were promised as much
aa a pound of cocaine could be
made available to them.
<Stt FENCES. Pace AZ)
A La1un1 Beach contraetor
wbo was baned from buildlq
two bomea on A .. te Sb'eet mfter
bdtially recei•ina approval fr.ID
both city planners and tile
California Coastal Zo,ae
Conservation Commission 11ted
Ute cf\y Tllunday for SUS,000 in
ctazd ..... .. ... , .. .._ :r:•
'Nfte .-age .i• B4tor.f1
The former Orange County Medical dignitaries. Her e, Orange Countf.
Center, now -caUed the UCI Meiiical SYpervisor Ral_ph Diedrich, right, presen~·
Center, was turned over to the .uct medical school dean Dr. Stanley van den
Colle,ge of. Medicine Thursday at a Noort a historical book chronicling tJiC! ~ceremony marked wtth speecbe.& •by. local. medical center's patient list from 1925. ·~~ I
Lagt1na Paiiel Disbaiided
C•
Cowreil Srupendt Ecorwmla ComnUttee :~~
By PRE DERICK MDlEMEHL Ot••0.1111, .............
In an unexpected action, the
Lquna Beach City Council hu
dilbanded Ila ma.t vocal and
controversi•I advisory panel, the
Econo,nic1 Committee.
The action, taktn Wedntlday
nt1ht. waa propose(! by Coun-
clJmaa Jon, llrand. He cb,ar1ed
tbat the committee bu IOflt '•rar
beyond wbal we bad wanted."
Dr. Thomae Alexander, com-
mittee cb1trm an, declined to
comment on the action untll a..
has read \he tranacrtpt Of the
councll meeUna.
Qommlttee ~mber Arnold
Hano said, ''Sixteen pretty hard
working people have been tarred
wilb a very broad brush. I will
not stand for lt."
H1no predlcted that membere
of the now-defunct committee
wUl meet soon to dilcuu action
•ratmtthe couq,c~. .
The unscheduled agenda item
wu broulbl up by Brud al the
conclulioa of a dllcuulon of the
prellmlnary budaet for fiscal
im under the a1enda headlnc
"other." .
. Brand noted· several perton1
had either resigned Crom the
committee or have lntenUona to
do so.
He uld the Economics Com·
mitue wants to take part lo the
meet ·•nd-eonfer prbces• Oft ·
salary ae10Uallon1 betweeh the
cit.J and lta emplons. "l think tM1 tbould set off ln*o meet and
coaler " Brand-told a rtPQl'ter
later.
·Two €ited ~
For Nudity
...
Aft.er listing other concern ..
Brand made a motion that. tJtti
committee be r eorganlted wltb
stiff new cu1delincs. The mottqn
carried unanimously. •
Brand made It clear •fter t~
YOle t.hlt by reorganization' fie!
w1nted the present EconomliC
Comqiiltee to "atop tts. preaeit
business." He said present meri:
(lee PANEL, Pace.U) .!
Coa11t
Weather
Mostly suhny Saturday
except tow clouds tllfht and early morn(., Hip
Saturday 70 to 7t befches,
80 lo• inland. Low Lonilbt
. •tots. .
IN.IDB T08A ~
~/or NfndMllg to do tlw l'Otatll of .hllf1 ne Dat111
~t'• Mtcu~l .PCllfc~ll
..... MClri2H flit •«t~'I •
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odfoMws on Pagt Cl of tPM! • • "~-. .
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LISC · F'tiday. July 2. tt11
' Dri1'erD!n
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·:;Auto ·smashes .
f llito Residence . .
: •1GA&YCRANVJU.E ~ Of-............. i A car driven by a mortally· ~wounded bW'tlary suspect went
• , ootol cootrol late ThunclQ DiJbt
aQd crubed into tbe Urine room
of an GeellJ>ied ~. accord.LDC
to Anaheim Police.
No injuries were reported to
occu.Pants ol the home at "41 S. • l:µclid A we.
Bot. police said. the alle1ed
"relar died en route to UC
• ltvtne Medical Center and bis
auapected slaytt bu been arrest·
ed and cbar1ed wltb murder.
, Police are wllbbold.inc lden·
tification ol lbe 25-year-old sboot-
iol victim pendln& notification ol
DtXtolll:in. .
Authorities Identified the
murder suspect as David Leroy
~us~ell , 2S, of 1680 W. Tedmar St.
Apt. 16, Anaheim.
-When a rrested, Russell re-
JIC)rtedly bad a large caliber rifle
inb.ia pouesslon.
.,Be reportedl1 told police lbat
when be returned to his Tedmar
Street apartment shortly before
midnight be saw a suspected
burglar run from the area.
Russell said he went inside his
apartment, grabbed the rifle.
,duhed outside and fi~ a single
shot at the suspected burglar as
he. drove off in a 1964 model
sedan.
Police said the buUet crashed
through the rear window of the
flfting man's car and slammed
inlO the back of bis head, sendi~
the racln& auto into a wild spin
tbt came to a stop i.n the livin&
room of lbe Euclid Street house.
F,..•P.,,eAJ .
.DEATH •••
Jl~mpsbire, New Mexico, New
York, Oklahoma, Rhode Island aDd Wyoming.
The effect or the decision on
t.bc;lse states was not immediately clear because or variations ln the
ways lbeir laws were written.
But it appeared Jike1y that few of t!J•m could survive a challenge
because they make the death piqalt.y mandatory.
I il•Uce Stewart, ~e the
court's main oplnioo, said man· , da4«Y death laws ... "almply
I
ptperect over tbe prt,blem ol un·
guided and uncbected jury dis· cr.UOn.'' .
1'be vote s triklnc doW1t the
Jaws In LoaJalana and North
Carolina w u M witb .J\lltiees
an, llarahalJ, Lewla P.
I Jr .• and John Paul
, jolnin1 Stewart ln the y.
•Today's decision wa the ftrst
me Courtdedaloa on theft. · lty slnce 1'72. when the
ed 5 to 4 tbat Im then on tW lloolta tave too much discre--t.IQla to J\ld1es and juries. That~:. dlbt Invalidated death penalt.y
llwt of 36 states, the District ot
Oolumbia and the federal 1overn· ·
J1MD\. 'In the aftermath ol the 19'72 de-1, 3S states re-enacted the
penalty. But in one of
-nllnols -the law was
i; ck down by the state ~me court.
I l New Jaws In 20 states made the
delllh penalty mandatory for a
ll8"ted number of crimes. Four·
I
teen otber states enacted laws •ploY1D1 nrloua formulas tall·
~or judges and juries to con-
auravating and miU1ating
umstances.
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(iuake Study Ends
:,-oKYO (AP) -A 10.member =artbquake-pndlction study
wound •P Ul la.day tour
a and left Pekint fc. bome
.,.,fiunday. Ptldn1'""-AUlcla1 ~uanewaatftc9~ . ;..' ~----------OltANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
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Early today. police refused to
say ti the suspect knew the shoot·
Ins v ictim. They d id uy.
bowever. thal what appeared to
be the proceed• of a bouae
buritary were fouod in the &Jain •
man's car.
Russell w as booked Into Anah~lm ~Uy J aU while police
continued their investigation or
the fatal shooting.
F,..•Pa,,eAJ
HEALTH •••
with tbe governor a.s at a low ebb.
So, I'm s ure his decision was
based on the strength and cor· rectness of the county's applica·
lion." said Diedrich. The low ebb he sp<>ke of was
Diedrich 's decision early Jul
month to serve as presidential·
candidate Jimmy Carter's cam·
paigri m.anaaer In Oranee
County. When he announced hi! sup-
port of Carter, Diedrich said
Brown's attempt to gain the
Democratic presidential nomina-
tion was premature and destined
to fail.
Despite the healed competition
in recent months fOf' the designa·
lion. Diedrich said today he
favors working wilb OCHPC to
provide what he called a better
health services agency.
"Winning isn't everything. It's
getting Ule &est job done for all of
the citizens of Oranae C.ount.y,"
the Fullerton supervisor said.
He admjtted it's too late for the
county lo amend its applicatlon
but said be felt certain OCHPC
can in some way be accom·
modated. '
When the competin& appllca·
lions were sent lo Sacramento.
counlf .eovernment's bore only
the endorse'1ents ol organized
labor, two cify councils and a few
other private and covernmeftt
agencies. ·
OCHPC's application bore
heavy endorsements from 26 city
councils, nearly all private
charitable institutions aa welJ as
almoet all bealth-c-are providers.
As opposed to county govarn·
ment, OCHPC ii a private non·
profit corporation.
Last month, Fara1 visited
0r8Qle CdUnty lD a lutllt at·
tempt lo reconeJle the. dif·
ferencea between tbe two com·
petin1 applieaUona.
However. both OCHPC Presi·
dent Lois Bene. and DtNCt«
Stanley II 1tek refuled to ~·
sider merctnc OCHPC'• 8P$)lica· tioawttb tbe COUJlt)''I.
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TAX RATE
COit of lnflatloa.'' aald Riley.
"But I think we have to set an ex·
ample that hopefully other tax•
Ing a1encies will follow."
Diedrich said .be lone ago
favored amending state le1lsla·
tion In an effort to protect
homeowners trom the impart of
lnflation.
.. When values go up and tu
rates don't go down people pay
higher tax bUJs,'' Diedrich said.
"So, what happens Is that peo-
ple Uviat on fixed loc:omes are
literally foreed out of 1'ouaes
they'n worked all tbetr lives lo
pay for," he added. •
"f think it's ridiculous that we eoon in such fashion and I expect
we'll (tounty 1ovemment> be
able lo do our share in seeing
homeowners aren't hurt aialn
tblaytar."
At the close of count)' budcet
sesalona lu t month, the Board of
SupervlSora adopted a *469
million budiet and Mt a tentative tax rate of $1.62 to support that
budlet •
Now at unknown ftpres are
tabulated both Diedrich and
Riley said unanticipated re·
venues should be wed to offset
the higher assessed values by
cuttin1 the tax rate ,
l',..•P.,,eAI
FENCES •••
Tbe lnftltiiation has helped
tie down tile local connectklns .
between barslar1es, lenclbt of
stolen property a.od drug dealtng.
Xincbaaid.
Three Burt
A two.car collision at the intersection of Diamond Street
and South Coast Highway tn Laguna Beach left three
persons with injuries Thursday. Ronald K . Fern. 32. of
851 Domingo Drive. Newport Beach, was admitted to
South Coast Community Hospital and is in stable condi·
tion today. Passengers in his car, Max Stocks and his
daughter, Sarah, both of Long Beach, were treated for
injuries and released. The other driver, Karrie Sue
Kneubuh_I. _ 19, of 3818 Sand Dune Lane, Newport Beach,
was not m1ured.
C~unty' s Jobless
Rate Takes Plunge
Orange County's unemploy-
ment rate took a dramatic drop in
June when it ,Phanged to 6.8 per-
cent, according to the state
Employme nt Development
Depattment <EDD>.
June's unemployment rate was
lbe lowest since January of 1975
and a full percentace point lower
than one year .,o. CNatkmaJJJtbe rate Jumped lroaa 7.3 to 7.5 per·
cent.)
Accord Int lo' EDD Ad·
minlatrator Jobn Calderaa. it wu
apeded that &M employment
Kene 1D Ora.nee COllDtYwould Im·
prove last month because or
1eU011al hirinl in touriat related
Inch.tries.
Howner, Calderas said. the
drop in uemployment wu much
p'eater Ulan anUcipa!ed.
Tbe deellne in Oranp Coallty's
1tnemplo1meat rate came as
schools• new crop o1..-aduates en·
tend the counly wan force, milk·
Ins the r ate drop more Im·
presaive, accorclin1toanEDDre-
port.
The number of total employed
ln the county climbed lut month
to76S,IOO, an all timeb!Jh.
AtthuameUme. tbenumberor
unemployed persons reached
61,900, roughly 8,000 fewer than'!
year ago when the available wort
force was smaller.
Calderuaald beatch~edor a
job In Orance County for the eom •
ine three months can be found in
tourist·rtlated Industries.
I le alao said there will be some
Marine Held
In Robbery of
Military Trio
An unldenllfled Ca mp
Pendleton Marine wu taken Into
custody today ln connection with
the armed robbery of three
others marines ln San Clemente
Thursday ni1ht.
hiring by industrial firms seeking
to fill gaps left by vacationing re·
gular workers.
The largest upswing In employ-
ment last month came when coun·
t.y amusement centers and hotels
hired about 3,000 summer worketa. ·
Simwtaneoualy 1,400 worlrers
were added to restaurant payrolls
and about IOO persons found jobs
in retail and wholesale ouUeta, ac· cordin& to EDD 'sreport.
Irvine Coast
Planners I Eye
Space, Roads
By JOANNE a EYNOLDS
04 ... 0.11, ......... "
Preservation of open apace and
road construction-were the two
primary eoeurns voiced at
public hoarietra on the lrvine
coast held by the Orange Coun ty
Planning Commission Thursday
rueht.
The hearing was part of n
series of public debates staged by
the commission on the develop·
mmt plans for the 10.000-acre
are.a that lies between Corona del Mar and Laguna "Beach.
No action on the five different
plans that are before planning
commissioners is expected until Aug.18.
Thursday's session was sup·
posed lo have been a public dis-
Cllssion Of policies that com· mission is expected to approve as
part or the plans. The policies are
to provide guidelines for all aspects ol development from
aradin& to wildlife preservation.
However. most ol the nine peo-
ple who addressed lbe com· mission had specific·complaints
about the plan itsell and these
centered on open space preserva-
tion and road construction.
According to A1 Bell, staff
member of the CO\Ulty's Environ·
mental Management Agency,
large portiou of the southern
part of the coastal area have
been earmarked for purchase by
public agencies.
The state Department of Parks
and . Recreation is in litigation over the purchase ol the Moro
Canyon· area; the county has put
the purchase of Los Trancos Ca·
nyon hl&h on its priority list, and
tbe state Coastal Commission
has identified a half doien.
purchase sites along tbe beaches.
Don Cameron. a spokesman for the Irvine Company which
owna the land. asked that the
commission adopt a plan which shows the proposed public
purchase areu in "urban re-
serve" status.
He explained that the company
believes the public has a right lo know what will happen to thost'
areas should the purchases fall through.
And , he said. the company
wants the county to develop a
plan outlinin1t the agencies that
will be buying the land and a
schedule or acquisiton.
That proposal waa backed by
the Friends of the Irvine Coast. a
group of environmentalists op-
posed to dtveJopment or the
coastal area.
Our
Tfle e n vir onmentalists.
however contend tbat all Ol)t'n space acquisiti on should be com-
pleted before any development is
allowed or planned for •
A similar stand was cited rt'-
g a rdlng r oad const ruction .
Repre11entatlves of the Laguna
Greenbelt and a few reiiidents of lrvlne asked the commission to
consider the Importance of roads
prior to development.
They t lso asked that con-
sideration be aiven to1.he traffic that will be generated by the road
system proposed through the
area. That road system, part of the
Southeast Orange County.
Circulation Study <SEOCCS>. is
currenUy being debated by the
County Board of SUpervisors.
Commission chairman Shirley
Grindle critici&ed supervisors for
their lack or action Oft the study.
pointing out that S:declion or 3
circulation system for the area
would greatly affect any plan-
ning commission deliberations
on development plans.
f'ro• Page Al
PANEL •••
ber5 could be free to reapply to
the committee when it is re-
organized.
The committee has been the
target of criticism from city starr
and councll members in recent
months.
A dispute betwttn the city staff
and the committee over selection
ol a firm to audit the cll.y'a books
raised a teapot tempest. More re-
ceoUy , the committee was ac-
tused of boldln& an illegal meet-
ing to dlscusa the city's promo-
tion contract with the Laguna
Beach Chamber of Commerce.
Brand mentioned both Incl·
dent.A in his criticism at the coun·
cil meeting.
The committee was formed in
1975 as part or a council errort to
involve more citizens in city gov-
ernment. The committee wasted 11tl1c
Ume in probing local fiscal af·
fain and came up with many re·
commendations. including con·
aolldation of individual pubUc
safety agencies Into a unified de·
partment.
Hano uid the underlying
theme of all the committee's
work has been "to save the city
money.''
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The suspect wu arrested by
military police based on a license
plate number given to San
Clemente police by a man who
u ld he saw the two robbers de-
part in a car that bad bee4 parked nearby.
• Don't delay. exceptional savings on such lines as BAKER.
Police said 1291 in cub and a
watch were taken lrom the three
marina u they walked on South
El Camino Real __. AftllWa
Granada. One robber brandisbed
a .4S caliber pl.IW, the 'rictlm1
to&dpoljce.
The •ktlmt were w..tifted as
JOIQb Sanehel, Jolellb Leta
and Joeepla 6uldlr'e. all 1L
Police deteeUvea were at
Camp Pendleton today to talk to
the l\&lpec:t taken into CUltocl1 on
the bate..
HENREOON, HERITAGE, QAEXEL, and mucll more!
• For the first time, order WOOOMARK chairs, SHERRILL, MARGE
CARSON and HENREOON upholstery at sale prices!
• View the largest selection of qualify f urnishlngs In the Newport area
specially priced for our SUMMER SALE.
Free decorating and delivery service included.
STOP BY TOOAYr
Friday'•
ClcKiq Prieee NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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ffrld!t. July 2, 1976 L/SC DAIL y PILOT A 9
CaIDping Boom
Due This Year
By SYLVIA PO&TEa
A rec:wd 40 mUUon people will orry lhtlr beds with
them whH they set out tor one or the least expensive vaca-
Uom thl1 year. pack.Ina up tents. t ruck campera, tr1dltn or
~ home• and M•dln1 ror one or more of tbo 14.495
pubtic and prlvate camparounds In the UnJtcd Statea and
Canada.
With 111 1horta&~ no longer curbln1 bl•h•a.y tnavel.
the umplnc Industry is :JnU clpatinl lb• bi.nu t boom ever.
Gross recreaUonal vehicle sales wtfl top#,, t>UUon m 1'76.
predict• the RecreoUonal Vehicle lnchtstry Assn. Nearly a
million hmily -slied
tents wut be sold this
year and t entmakers
are finding it tough to
keep up w Ith orders. r e-
ports th e Sportin g
Goods Manufacturers
Assn.
Money~
Worth
"CAMPSITE FEES FOR A family of four a~rage S6 a
day al private campgrounds or about S3 at national and
state parks, and campers save even more by p~par\ng all
thrtt meals a day lhemselwes, j ust as ut home," says
James F. Collins, president or Kampgrounds of America
<KOA>. the country's largest network of private camp.
grounds.
Less ls s pent on entertainment, since r eereaUonal
facilities such as swhnmlag pools, playgrounds. fishing,
etc., are in most cases on or near toe campgrounds, say
spokesmen for United Safari International and.Holiday Inn
Tt·av-L-Parks. Other private franchis e systems include
Jellystone Parks and Ramada Camp lnn.s.
With millions on the ro ad, will there be enough
campsites?
THEllE WILL BE SOME bicentl'nnial year overflows,
especially at t.be more popular locations al feder al and stall'
_parks, whicb usunlly operate their campgrounds on a first·
come. first-served basis.
"By all means, campers should do their homework
before they start on bieentenniaJ trips." says National
Parks official T ony Bevinetto. "Schedule your arrival early
in the day and if you are visiting a natJooal park that has
more than one campground, plan to go to tbe more re mote
oae where chances or finding a lite :ire better ..•
And are the savings as real u indicated?
THE ANSWER TO THAT ls the Americun Automobile
Aun. 's report that its members -wbo usually stay In
domestlc boteh and mot.els -spend ao average or $80 per
day for a party of three.
People wbo have never been camping but would like to
try it tbi• summer should conside r r enting tents or trailers
available at many campgrounds. At more tb\\n 120 KOAs.
for Instance, a new program provides tents already set up at a
campsite with four cots or air mattresaes for $9 or less per
ni&bt. Eacb tent site has a barbecue grill and picnic t11ble.
Campers must bring along sleeping bags or sheets.
blankets and pillows. and other basic equipment such as a
lantern or nasblight, an jce chest, a water cooler and
cookware.
IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO rent a r ecr eational vehicll}
before ma king a dedsion lo buy. Weekly rentals w ill run
rrom about S125 for a compact camping trailer to S275 and
up (plus mileage) for a self-powered motor home. Purchasl'
prices or units ranee from about S600 to S35,000. Other lips:
-Prepare detailed plans before the trip. Make ti
checklist oC items to pack, including kitchenware, food, bed· dine and bathroom nffds, clothing •nd miscelJaneoui.
equipment.
-Invest in a comprehensive campground guidebook
such as Woodall'• Trailering Parks a nd Campgrounds or
Rand Mc:Nally's CamPIJ'()Und ~d Trailer Parle Guide. The
guidebooks lis t locations, racilJties and, In some cases, fees.
Where po5!1lble make raervations.
-PLAN TO ARRIVE AT the destination early tn the
day to get a wide selection or choice s ites and make camp In
a relaxed mood.
-Find r ecipes that are easil y adaptable to campfire
rooking and concentrate on meals that can be served
without russ.
-People travelitlg with ~ts should check first to se<.'
whether the pet is welcome. Most campground~ will ullow
pets iI leashed, but.some do nol accept them a t all.
No Food Bargain
1
For Bicentennial
By The Auodaled Preu
Americans hoping to celebrate <the bicentennial with
lowtt grocery bills will be disappotnled. An Associated
Press m arkcthasket survc>y show!! super market prices went
up •gain during June to a level almosl 8 percenl higher than
a year earlier .
The only encouragini( note WMS that the rate of increase
in June w as lower than ll was during May. Jo a few citlu,
prices actually declined slightly.
THE AP DREW UP A roodom list or lS commonly
purchaaed food and nonfood items. checked the price at ooc
supermarket in coch of 13 clt1c11. including Los Angtlcs, on
March J, 1973, and has rechecked on or about the st11rl or
each succeeding month.
The l•test survey show!! the markctbasket tottil ln-
creaaed at t.ht checklist store in nine of tht cltle~ surveyrd.
up an average or JURt over 2 p<>rccnt. The bill dt•cllncd ul the
checkUat alore In four cities. 1,h•cr<'os1ng a little more thun
half a percent. on an ovt'l'·all bullit1, tht markctb1111kct hill
rose l,3 perctnt durfn" Jun<'.
Hi1ber prlrl's for pork thops, {'Offcc, t>ullcr ond
frankCurter8 wen~ r('11pon111t>ll' for most of lht• lnrrt>ai.es. On
the bricht s ide. there wf•re sc11t1crccl dC'creases in thl' cost ,,r
chopped chuck ond oran1tc julC\'
A LOOK' AT THE PICTURE ovt·r t he past year 11howcd
the markelbHket bill lncrea11cd at the checkli11t store In
every city. The over-all Increase was 7 9 percent during the
12-mooth period.
OOYtrDment fiRUrt1l on tht• 1nnatiC1n rate durlnir Junt>
have not yet been ls11ued. The Labor n epartroenl rep<>rted
lut we-ek, however. that coMumer pri c~• rose shMenths or
a percent during May, partly because ot a big boost tn food
coat.a. That works out to an annual rate or 7.2 percent.
Tbe items on the AP checklist were chopped chuck,
center c ut pork chops. rroien orange juice concentrate, cot·
tee. paper towel~. butter, Gr adt>·A medium white eggs,
creamy pc.nut butter, laundry detergent. fabrlc softener.
tomato sauce, chocolate chip cookies, milk, all·beer
frankfurters and granulated sugar.
Visitors to Get Tea
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AJf DAILVPILOT Friday, July 2, 1~8
Bicentennial Comic Relief Due
•1 BOB TllO~ Orville Wri1bt.'•
LOS Al'\GELES (AP> -The Jlit fuest list includes Sammy
i*fatlaable Bob Hope ls HDd· D1vl1 Jr .• J>ouy and Mane·
lq 300lb birthday sree:t-.i to Osmond, tbe CIJUin and Ten·
b1a adopted land via a. "Bittft~· nllJe, plu H•"9 by Phyllis
nial Star Spansled Spectacul ar'' Diller, Steve Allen, Aa1le
to compete wllb Uw uyrwkell Dickinsoe, Rowan and Martin,
J··• Cb Doo Knotts. Ron Howard and on ..,y4. ( annd4,8:30p.m.) JI w 1 .. "We'll have the televlsk>o news mmy •.er.
·;::. ':!~~.t. ::vp~o':°sed~~~: BV'I' WHO'S GOING to watch
the 'Tonlsbt' show 100 years 810 t~e".lalon on the p1Pt ot Uncle
wt th Ed McMa hon and Doc .sa.'!' I blUMl ~lr~T
Severinsen In costume _ Doc • I t~ink we 11 ~·a helluva
didn't have to cban1e clothes for s~are. observed Hos>e. refer·.
it. we:u have Debble Reynolds nnc to the Niel~ llaure for playing 'Ma ry Hartford Mary 1har~f.audleoce. Andi lblnlt a
Hartford.' a nd I'll b~ KinJt lotof peopl_e wUlbebome by that George hour <8:30 lJt the East and West). The advertising people have
"THERE'LL Bt: SO much
stra1ght stufr on NBC all da)
that I think people wUI welcome
us when we come on and hoke it
up. We'll also have a salute to
American heroes, but differ ent
ones -like Irving Berlin ,
Satchmo, J immy Cagney a!
George M. Coha n, Wilbur and
taken surveys that show that
working people are generally
home by 7 o'clock on holiday
nights. So-they're.pouring a lot or
money into radio spots that will
reach pe ople with their c ar
radios on the way home."
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Paul Keyes, one ot the tteaUve
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been rotatin1 producers durln1
the paat sea.on, u part of b1a
poUcy of seeklnl new torm:tt.s.
There w Ill e ven be more
diversity next season. be indicat·
ed. Arnone bis projects: a two-
bour compilation or comedy
gems lrom his TV shows; a
three-hour r eview or bls m ilitary
ent~rtalnlng dating to 1942.
HOP£ ALSO PLANS to fulfill
his lone·Ume desire to portray
the late Walter Winchell in a
movie biography. eithe r for
theaters or a T..V movie.
The Hope pace continues un·
flaggingly. On July 3, he'U play
two dates -the Honor America
Day celebration a l Kennedy
• ·Center in Washlnstoe. D.C., then
fly by private planel9 a bicenteo·
nial fete at Blue b land, lll.
On July 1 he'll be back In
Wasbln1too to appear at the
WIUte House dinner for Quffn
Elbabetb. Tbe lollowSna ~bl be
ffports to the BrlUsb Embassy
. wbtte t.be queen will award him
\Ammander of lbe British Em·
pire.
· "NOT BAD i'Oa a boy who 11.lf\
Enaland In s t et'rage," h e
cr acked.
Will t he pace never slow down•
"Dolores (his wl(e) keeps arter
me." he admitted. ''Sh,~'d hku
me to retire to Palm Springs and
do nothing. I couldn's possibly. I'm too charged up.
"I gel tired sometimes. but I
it ·s a good tired. I go to sleep an
hour. hour and a hall. and I'm re·
ady to go again. I get my rubs.
my walks, ~Y goll 1ames, I don't
smoke and I don't drink. I feel
great. No health problems, knock
wood.''
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' \ (VOL. 69, NO. 184, 'SECTIONS, 38 PAGES c TEN CENTS 1 ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A
tBrown Backs . J County Health Agency~
[ •Governor Edmund C. Brown
;Jr. has endorsed county govet"n·
fiment's application IOI' deslgna·
1Uon as Orange County's health
.services aaiency <HSA>. accord·
1inl lo a state Health Department
official ~Br o wn 's e ndo rse ment
1represenls a major victory ror
1,'county government if\ its com·
"peUUon with the Orange County
,Health Pl a nnio1 Counc il
·_{OCHPC>
The a1ency ultimately selected
by the federal Department or
Health, Educ ation and Wellare
wUI gain unpreceden\,ed control
over Orange County's mwtl·
million dollar a year health care
i.ndus lr)' .
HEW is not bound to follow the
governoc's advice. However, bis
endorsem ent of the counly ap-
plication is expected to C'ATrY
erept weight with HEW because
o( its inference of lac.al control.
"You abould keep in mind that "As you know, my slaodin& port of Carter, Dltdricb said the cltJaeoa or Oranie County,'([.
the 1overnor, ln effect., Is speak· with the governor ls at a low e bb. Brown's attempt to 1aln the the Fullerton superviaor .. ld. I
lee for all the citizens or So, I'm .sure h1s ded aion was DemocraUcpresJdeoUalnomlna-Headmitledil'stoolateforth~•
CaUfornia." county a d · based on the strength and cor· tioowasprematureaoddaUned county to amend Its applicaUon min ht r at iv e a i de J oh ft rectness of the county's applica-to fall. . but aaJd he felt certain OCH
Dedlscbew 1aid today. tion," said Diedrich. Detpite the heated competition can in some way be accom-
8 0 a rd or Supe rvisor s The low e bb he s poke ol. was in recent months foe the desipa. modeled. h
Chairman .Ralph Diedrich Diedricb's decision early last tlon, Diedrich said today be When t.be competing appllca'4
pra.lMd the 1ovet'DOr foe his en· month to ser ve as presidential· favors worldnc with OCHPC to tioos were seat to Sacramen~o~ clonement o( the appliution that candidate J immy Carter's cam· provide what be called a better county eovernment's bore onl
wu announced by St.ate Health paign manage r In Orange healthurvicesacency. the endorsement.I of or1ani1ecl
Department PlanniDC D\Ndor County. ' "Winrlln1 isn't everything. It's labor, two city councib and a few
-Salen P'ara1.-When he announced his sup-getUn& the best Job dooe for all of <See HEALTH, Pa&e AZ) 1
•cted .
I
(County Tax Rate Siash P
~
8."'laleme
Jobless Rate
Takes a Dive
o.o, fl• k<ltl ,..,...
Orange County's unemploy-
ment rate took a dramatic drop in
June when it plunged lo 6.8 per·
cent, according to the state
Employment Developme nt
Department <EDD>.
June's unemployment rate was
Planners
Chastized
By Jury
Ora.nae County'a 1975-78 Grand
JWT wouDtd up its year's •«It
Tbunday by ur1ln1 noiae reduc·
lion atOran1eCounty Airport and
by eh as tis Ing county planners.
Moat of the Grand Jury's year
end report consisted or interim
reports that bad been issued in
the past year.
However. included in new re·
. ports was a recomm endation
that the County Board of
Supervisors 1ive airlines the
responslbilitJ for reducing noise
atOrance County Airport.
The jury ~ho urged BATTALION CtftEJ= llEAUC~P HOLDS MELT!D GUSS
Blue Caused 12$,000 Dameige to Welt Colta lleH Home
Mesa Home Burns;
Two Escape Inferno
• supe rvisors ''not t o allow
political pressures" to delay de-
cisions affecting operations at
the airport.
A home 1n "est Co.'lta Mesa
bu rst into rl nmes early this
morning, Corcmit two roommates
to kick tht'1r w a)' through their
bedroom windows lo escape the
searin1 ht'ot nnd rlamt's
Tht' t'Sl'U JH' l l'rt Ptd l11p
Shl'rwood . 25. with cuts on hi!'
feet after he kleked out his
tx.'droom window ut 227\ l'»e1t1e
Avt
011ttal1o n Ch ief Rober\
Beauchamp said Sherwood nrst
'tn('ci to act to roomm 3te J vc
Coro50's bl'dn~om, but wet held
back b)' hc•nt so intense It melted
glaas ln thl• llvtnl( room ·
Mcanwhll<'. Coroso. 19. was
awakened bv the sound of break·
ln1felass an·d m ade his own exit
throuah his bedroom window. He
was unhurt.
. Tht ba ttnllon c hld said the rlre
"probably wns caused by an elec·
:tr\cal s ho rt or a discarded
cigarttlt" ..
ll vlnJ room . s m oldered for
11everal hours, then exploded Into
names
Firemen arrived at lbe nam-
ing home at 8:30 a.m .. dousing
lhf-blue in a matter ol minutes.
Oimn•e to the home. owned by
SterUna Voi enllek, la estimated
at S2S.000
Truck Flips
Near Toro;
Driver Hurt
Aacm\-trailer truck full o( glass
windows and roofing materials
skidded. spun around nnd nopped
on iu side on the San Diego
Freeway near El Toro Road early
this mornlntt~
"It. ls the opi•lon of this jury
that political and environmental
press11res have proved lo be the
major reason why ded sions have not been made by the board or
supervisors," the jury said.
"OpUon.s for available land for
1'eW aJrports have disappeared,"
the jury continued.~
The jury 's recommendations
did not include selecting a site 1t
considered appropriate for the
county's avl•Uon needs.
But the Grand Jury said the
Board or Supervisors should con·
llnue to r equest permission for
joint use of existing military
<SeeWaY, Pa1e A2>
Andy Devine
Making Progress
Andy Oevine's condition is sta·
ble and he Is ma king "steady Im·
provement." acc01'ding lo a re-
port tssued lodoy by hlJJ physi·
cian. Dr. Desmond Shapiro.
The 70-ye ar ·old Newport
B e ach act or r emai n s
hospltall&ed In the Sonoma Coon·
ty Community Hospital where he
was taken June 16 suffering from
kidney failure
th~ lowest since J anuary of 197~
and a full percentage point lower
than one year ago. <Nationally the
rate jumped from 7.3 to 7.S per·
cent.)
A ccord i n g t o EDD Ad·
minislrator John Calderas. il was
expected that the employment
scene in Or ange County would im·
prove last m onth because of
seasonal hiring in tourist related
lndustries.
However . Calderas said, the
drop in unemployment was much
greater than anticipated.
The decline in Orance County's
unemployment rate came as
scboo&'mrwcropofsraduate.m-.
tered the county work force. mak·
Ing the rate drop more im·
press ive, accordln1toaaEDDre·
port.
Tbe number or total employed
in the county cllmbed last month
to76S,800, an aJltimebigh.
Atthe same time, the number of
unemployed persons reached
61.900. roughly 8,000 fewer than a
year ago whe n the available work
forcewassmaller.
Calder as said best chances for a
job in Orange County !or the com·
ing three months can be found in
tourist-related Industries.
He also said there will be some
hiring by industrial firms se.eking
to fill gaps left by vacationing re·
gular workers.
The largest upswing in employ·
ment last month ca me when coun-
ty amusement centers and hot els
hired a bo ut 3,000 s ummer
workers.
Simultaneously l ,400 wotkers
were added to r esta urant payrolls
and about 800 persons found jobs
in retail and wholesale outlets, ac·
cording lo EDD 's report.
Teacher Held
On Pot Charge
MODESTO (AP> -A Modesto
High School Encllsh teacher hos
been booked for investigation of
cultlvaUng and possessing marl·
Juana for sale, police said.
Sta nislaus County drug en-
forceme nt otficers said Thurs·
d•y they arrested Peter Cislo, 32.
during a raid on a rurul home
where they found five pounds of
marijua na , 12 small bolls of
peyote and another substance
believed to be LSD.
In back of the house, near the
Tuolumne River . they round six
marijua na plants that hod grown
more than seven feet taU. of.
ricers said. Tree tops had been
trimmed to let the sunlight kll
the planu
Soaring
Values
Cited
87 GARY GaANVILLE
Ol .... 11, ......... " Oran1e County Supervlsor~
Thomas Riley and Ra lph
Diedrich have predicted at least
a 20-cent cut in the county's
general fund property tax rate.
Rlley and Diedrich's predic·
tlon came in the wake of a
l
• massive 18. 7 percent Jump In
Orange County's assessment roll
values.
Riley said county taxes should
be cut so that homeowners aren't
pe~n lized for the impact or soar· .. an me values on assessment n.ew1 ...... , · ,.,. .. ,...... v ues. .
Chris Ev ert holds h er
trophy aJoJt alter def eating
Evonne Goolagong Cawtey for ladies s ingles title at All
En.gland Lawn T e nnis
Championships today. See
story, Page 86.
Dying Driver
Slam8 Auto
Into House
A car driven by a mortally
wounded burglary suspect went
out or control late Thursday nigbt
and crashed into the living room
of an occupied house, according
to Anaheim police.
No injuries were reported to
occupant.I o{ the home al ..Cl S.
Euclid Ave.
But, police said, lbe alleged
burglar died en route lo UC
Irvine Medical Center and his
suspected slayer has been arrest·
ed and char ged with murder.
Police are withholding iden-
ti/ica tion of the 25-year -old shoot-
ing victim pending notification of
next of kin.
Authorities Identified the
murder suspect as David Leroy
Russell, ZS, of 1680 W. Tedmar St.
Apt. 16, Anaheim.
When a rrested, Russell r~·
portedly had a large caliber rifle
In ttla possession.
He reportedly told police that
when he returned to hJs Tedmar
CSeeDRIVER, Pa1eA%)
BART Trains Run
OAKLAND (AP > -A
threatened B ay Area Rnpld
transit <BART> strike was avert·
ed a1aln \oda)' In the early hours
by BART and union ne1otiutors,
and trains ran on schedule to
serve 133.000 rlders. "Steady pro-
greas" toward a new contr act
was reporWd.
"l think every government
aeency should not look upon this
as a windfall but should work
very hard to reduce tax rates lo
help taxpayers caught In an In·
nation squeeie, •• said Riley.
He predicted a property lax
rate cut "of at leasl20 cents." Sboulcl Rlley'1 forecast be ac·
curate the county's tax r ate
would drop from Sl.63 to Sl.43 for
each SlOO worth of assessed
value. •
Diedrich in a separ ate In-
terview, w as more optimistic
than his fellow supervisor.
He predicted the t.ax slash
would be "from 20 to 25 cents.
perhaps a few pennies more."
Both supe rvisors based their
predictions on the following :
-Rougbly a bout 10 cents In
slashes because of the unexpec-
tedly high climb in assessed
values.
-!ncome of $5.5 million from
the sale of Or ange County
Medical Cente r t o the UCJ
medical school.
-High er than anticipated
carry forward balances in county
<SeeTAX RATE, Pa1e A2>
Blitzkrieg Thieves
Hit Sears-Roebuck
Quick-m oving thieves made a
blltt k rleg throug h Scars
Roebuck Thursday afternoon.
laking more than Sl ,515 from
four casb r egisters In the store.
Costa M esa police said the sus·.
peels, who were never seen by
employes. took the cash from re·
gistcrS' in the women's rashJon ·
division, boys wear , women 's
coats area and the hardware •
division at the store at 3333'
Bristol St.
Coa8t
Weather
The blazl'. which started in the
:srocKS SHOW
'SUGHI' CAIN
The truck driver. Identified as
Otis Hutson of Pacolma, was ap. ·
parefttly thrown from the cab as It
swiveled down the southbound
lanes of the freeway at S a.m. to·
day.
He ls llsted in "serious" condl·
lion with possible internal in·
juries at Saddleback Community
Hospital.
Death Penalty Upheld
Mostly sunny Saturday
except low clouds nl1ht
and early morning. lllgh
Saturday 70 to 74 beache11.
80 lo 86 Inland. Low tonight
80to65.
INSIDE TODA~
Lookbta for tomtthlng to d.o
tM f'o.tt11t ol Jul119 Tlw Dmir
P1lot 'a Mfchotl P.a.kevich
1t1mmorfzt1 the wtekend'1
odaoftita Ori P~ Cl of IM
W«Und~.
')
:. NEW YORK (AP>-The stock
snarftt closed out another in·
~l•ive week with a modest ••lllstoday. ~ ~WU fltrl)' qui~ OJl t.be ;e:i• tbe tbAe-4•.J July 4
&1" ....
C&lifornJa Hi1hway Patrolmen
said the lar ge truck apparently
skidded on a piece ol asbestos Jy. iftl in the roadway. When lt came
to rest in the Ice plants edging the
freeway. the truck was beaded in
the opposite direction.
ho lanes of the freeway were
cl~ for a short time as tow
tnaas ullluecusfull,y attempted
Supreme Court Re•tricta State•' Powen
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
U .S. Supreme Court today upheld
the death penalll • •~ptdie
to American•. but severely
restrtded the power ol ~'-to
make lt mandalorf for .,,ecinc crimes.
In • 1.a -ftlilla4h
..
mandatory for several kinda or
murder .
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A 2 DAIL v PILOT c
Fro•P-.eAI
TAX RATE
accounu
Up14 ard rc·v t toru of <'Ollect¥·
ble r«etvablea. Jt whal former·
ly w3s lhe county's medical
Ctt'lter.
Both Rtley :lnd 01c'<.ln ch said
county reiiuJcnu should kttp In
mind th at property tuxt'll con·
tro ll e d by the bo ard o f
supervisors make up only about
lS to 20 percent of th~ average
prosx>rt y tax bill
"It's not going to help much 1f
wr're the only one11 who drive on
cutUntt tax rates lo help offset the
cost of Infl ation." said Riiey.
.. But I think we h&vt• l o llCt an ex·
ample that hopefully othc·r t ax·
ing agencies will follow."
Diedrich said he long a~o
favored amendanjt stntc legisla·
lion in a n e Hort to protect
homeowners from the Impact of
innation.
"When values go up and lax
rates don't go down people pay
h.Jgher tax bills," Died.nch said.
"So. what happens Is that peo.
pie living on fixed incomes are
hterally forced out of houses
they've worked all their lives to
pay for." he added
HEALTH •..
other private and government
agencies ·
OC H PC's application bore
heavy e ndorsements from 26 city
councils , nearly all private
charitable institutions as well as
almost all hea lth care providers.
As opposed to county govern-
ment. OCHPC 1s a private non·
profit corporation.
Last month , Farag visited
Orange County in a futile at.
tempt to r econcile the dif·
ferenccs between the two com·
peung applications.
However, both OCHPC Presi·
dent Lois Benes and Director
Stanley M atek reftaed to con·
.;1der mer1lng OCHPC's appUca·
tion with lbe county's.
OCH PC execuHve director
Stanley M atek s aid today he was
not surprised by the governor's
action.
However, 1\1 atek added. he was
disappointed with the way the en·
dorsement came about.
"I think it is consistent with the
governor's prejudgment of all
competing a pplications and
doubt that he's r ead either one,"
the OC H PC director said.
M atek went on to say he is con-
fid ent HEW will eventually ac·
cept OCH PC, probably within the
n~xt three weeks.
f're• P,,.e AJ
DRIVER •••
Street apartment shortly before
midni1ht he saw a suspected
burglar run from the area.
Russell said he went lnslde his
apartme nt. g rabbed the rifle.
dashed out.Ide and fired a slnale
shot at the suspected burglar as
he drove off in a 1964 model
sedan.
Poli ce said the bullet crashed
through the r ear window or the
fleeing ma n's car and slammed
into the back or his bead, sendln1
the racing auto Into a wild spin
that came to a sLop In the living
room of the Euclid Street house.
Two Cited
For Nudity
Orange County Sherm·a of.
ficers cited two men for public
nudity Thursday after bein1
called to o South Laguna beach
by n local resident who said he ~potted thci pair lying naked on the sands.
Deputies handed citations to
Robert Wadsworth Thomas, 2J,
of Hollywood a nd Rex Weldon
London, 23, of Da llas. Texas.
OHlcers said both men were
booked on the 9th StrHt beach.
ORANOIE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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'Tinder' State .
Awaits Mfttch
By Tile AN«tated .Preti
Tinder.dry California ls like a
giant firecrac:kcr waiting ror
h<1llday revel en to l.i£bt the f'us~.
a uthorltlea 1ay, and sturn
meuurea art bein1 lmpo:scd to
prevent a hol~aust.
Fire mars hals and police bomb
units the past several days have
i taged a series of raids aimed at
reducing the q11antities of iJlegal
rtreworks which have flooded the st.tte.
Border authorities are on alert
to keep more from coming in.
The U.S. Forest Service plans
highway roadblocks to search for
pyrotechnics and nighttime
helicopter patrols to pinpoint
FIRECRACKERS
STILL A PEAIL-83
those who would use incendaries
on federal reservations.
Los Angeles City Atty. Burt
Pines says he's going to be tough
on merrymakers who play with
fireworks.
While many ar. opposed to
private USt' of fireworks, JOmCI
support ul1t1 for conUnued
sales. For Instance. many of the
3,173 rtr.work1 aal• UceMet II·
sued by the atate went to civic
c lubs and <'h arltles whlt'h
operate fireworks swnd us fund·
nisinc endeavors.
Pat.rick Moriarity, prealdent or
Pyrottthnlca Corp., Anaheim,
defend• the lnduatry and says he
welcomes federal conaumer re-
guiaUons which take e«ttt ln
December . Common fir~rackers will baMed.
"That wUI be beneficial to the
businesa." said Moriarity. "It
wUI take the preuure off some of
the fireworks that are safe. It will
eliminate about 90 percent or the
bootleg problem .''
T he former Orange Count y Med ical
Ce nter. now calle d the UCI Medical
Center. was turned over to the UCI
College of M edicine T h urs day at a
ceremony marked with speeches by local
dignit a ries . He r e. Oran ge County
Super visor Ralph Diedrich. right, presents
medical school dean Dr. Stanley van den
Noort a historical book chronicling the
medical center 's patient list from 1925.
"I hate lo be a killjoy, but
fireworks are a danger," said
Pines. "If the cases arc brought
to this om ce, they will be pro·
secuted."
Jack Smith. supervisor or the
state fire rnanhal·s hasardous.
material unit in Sacramento,
acrees that the threat. ol fire and
personal inj~ry make individual
cons umption of firewOl'ks un· wise.
Moriarity's firm both produces
fireworks for retail sale and
stages organized fireworks dis·
plays. He says at least 150 such
sbow1 are set for this holida.y.
Tbe ones at Anaheim Stadium.
Dlaneyland, M •lie Mountain.
Dodger Stadium, and the· Rose
Bowl will be massive.
A display that will be fired
from a pier at Long Beach will be
visible to throniis on the beach
for two miles In either direction.
Coastal Jewelers
Held in 'Fencing'
A four-m onth investigation in·
to fencing of stolen jewelry in
south Orange County led Lo the
arrest or six people Thursday, in·
eluding owners of jewelry stores
in Laguna Beach and San Juan
Capiatrano.
The coordinated investigation
by police from Laguna Beach
and San Clemente and Orange
County Sheriff's Department de·
puties in part focused on trading
ol stolen property foe cocaine,
heroin and other drugs.
Arrested were:
-Roger Trontz, 31, 717 Sum·
mit Drive, Laguna Be'acb, owner
of Broadway Plua Gems, 211
Broadway, Laguna Beach. His
arrest warrant alleged receivtnc
stolen property and aales of co-
caine.
-Ellen Galeski. 24, also of 717
Summit, an employe at Trontz'
shop. She was booke4on1lmilar
charges.
-J oseph Greco, 79, of 32037
Paseo Carolina, San Juan
Capistrano, owner oC El Greco,
31791 Camino Capistrano, San
Juan C ap istrano. He was
charged v.·ith receiving stolen
property.
-·Claes J onsson, 46, or 25742
Vi a Del R ey , San J uan
Capistrano. partner in the Zia
Silversm ith Company, 31761
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano, booked on receiving
stolen property.
-Dona ld Gow, 51, 34055
Co legio Driv e, Da na Point
another Zia Silversmith partner:
booked on r eceiving slolen p10-
perty.
-Patrick Daniel Tortiello,
2~72 La Cresta Drive, Dana
Point, booked on sates of heroin.
La1una Beacb,.Pollce Det.
Steve Kirsch said the investlga.
lion was launched lo pin down the
market for property aLolen in re·
sidentlal buralartes.
Uatng information provided by
Wormanta, Kirsch said, detec·
tives were able to sell jewelery
repreaented to have been stolen
and buy known stolen property.
( Pilot Logbook J
Listen, Children,
You. Shall Hear •..
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol .. o.llyllll ....... "
I gave Paul Revere a ride Thursday af\ernoon.
NORMALLY, I don't pick up hitchhikers. but there he
was, thumbing aloni Newport Boulevard in his tricorn hat
and woolen cape and I just had tostopforhim.
lie didn't s ay how 1001 he'd been waiting for a ride when
he 1ot In my car. but he allowed as how he was a bit warm
from standing In the sun so Iona. It'• hard Lo believe that so
many rt1bt·tblnkin1 Americans could have driven by such a
famous person wit.bout stopping. Maybe
they d idn't r ecofniae him without his
hohle.
As it turns out. Paul Rever.e actually
ls Mike Lawler, 22. chief salesm an at a
fireworks stand at 16th Street and
Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. He
dttlded to do the Paul Revere bit to com·
blne promotion and patriotism.
He 1ot his costume from a custom
rental agency in Hollywood and had his
\~ . -:;--· ~ . , .
' hone. Martha, brou&bt to lbo stand lllYNOLot
from the Jrvtne Shores Stable on Wednesday.
LAWLER, WHO ii running the 1tand for lbe lnsUtute
for Advanced Marine Research, of which he Is a member,
said the horse and costume acne.rally have received 1ood
revtews. WbUe he'• 1ellin1 flreworlu, be leta kids who come
to his stand ride his hone. They love It.
Wednesday night he recreated Paul Revere's hbloric
ride. sort or. Instead ol talloping the 12 miles the r cvolu·
tionary figure rode from Cambridge to Lexington and Con·
cord to warn of the anival of British troops, Lawler did a
shorter four-mUe canter from the fireworkl stand to the
Balboa Pavilion. ·
"I did tbe 'The Br1tJsh are coming' bit aU the way,"
Lawter laughs. He said witnesses of his nJgbt ride seemed
pc'etty pleased by the spectacle of a ncu:re ln colonial dress,
riding down Newport BoWev&fd.
THE o'"'ga ol one Nd8arant along the route was so
pleased tbat be invited Lawler and bis bone in for a drillk.
Lawler aald be cSeellDed the lnvttaUon.
Be said bis plans are tnde!intte for the weekend. He '11 be
8t the 6"wort1 stand dally, wllh bia bone. But he's not
sure •betber Paul Revere will ride t.brouab .Newport Beach
again.
I asked him wbJ be wu blk:»l'ln1. ''Wbert'• your
bone!"
JURY •••
airports.
That reference Is apparently lo
the airports at El Toro and Loi.
Alamitos.
The planners were chastised
for the what the Jury said are un ·
due delays 1n striving "for a
Utopia in Orange County."
"The average businessman no
longer ls capable of withstanding
the added costs of delays encoun-
tered In wading through vast
amounts of bureaucrut1c red tape
that is mvolved in pursuing com·
mission approval," the Jury said.
Without citing specific in·
stances the outgoing grand jury
said it takes a n average or from
18 to 24 months to process a plan
through the planning com-
mission and other related county
aiencies.
"The Gr and Jury is of the opi·
nion tha t more government con·
trol does not necessarily make
for better plannlni ." the Jury's
report stated.
"In 1974 we had 280 youngsters
a.nd 68 adults injured b y
f1rework1 durln1 the holiday.
''There were more last year."
Firttrackers and similar de·
vices can't be sold in moat California cities .
ll 's another story outside
municipalities, and the stale has
several lar1e fireworks planta.
l..AJcky Leone's
Robbed of 81,573
Lucky thieves jimmied a sim·
pie lock on the office door at
Lucky Leone's restaurant, 1700
Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa,
Wednesday, walking off with
$1,573 in recelpta.
The restaurant manager told
police the silent intruders un-
locked an orrtce door by slipping
a simple sprlna loaded lock, then
took the cash In bank baiis from a
briefcase In the otrlce. Employes
in.the r estaurant said they never
saw or heard the burglars.
Our
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Sunday throu1h Aq. 1, 8 p.m.
Sundays, 3 p.m.
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Orange Coast
EDITION
ToJlay's Cloalng ·
N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 69, NO. HM,~ SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N TEN CENTS ....
Brown Backs Co.unty Health Ageneyl
Governor Edmund G. Brown
Jr. has endorsed county govern·
ment's application for designa·
tlon as Orange County's health
services agency <HSA >. accord-
log to a stale Health Department
clficial. ·
Brown 's e ndo r sement
represents a major victory for
county government in its com·
petition with the Orange County
He alth Planning Counc il
<OCHPC ).
The a1ency ultimately selected "You abould keep in mind that "As you know. my standing port of Carter . Diedrich said the dtlaena of Oranac Count.)' • t
by t.be federal Department of the 1overnor. in effect. is spe1ak with the governor hi at a low ebb. Brown 'a attempt to a aln the the Fullerton supervisor said. • 1
Health. Education and Welfare inc ror a lt the citi1ens of So. I'm sure his decision was Democratic presldeotialnomlna-He admitted it's toolate fort~h~
will gain unprecedented control California ,'' count y ad· based on tbe strength and cor-tionwasprematureanddesllned county tO amend ills applicaUon
over Orange County's multi· mi Dist r a ti v e ai d e John rectness of the count.Y's appUca· to fail. but uld be felt certain OCR
million dollar a )'ear health care Dedi.schew said today. tJon," said Diedrich. Despite the heated competition un in some way be accoft}~
industry. Bo a rd or S u p e r v Is o r s The low ebb he spoke of was in recent mootha for tbe deslpa-modatecl. ,
HEWlsnotboundtofollowthe Chairman Ralph Die.drich Diedricb's decision early last tion, Diedrich said today be Wben the competing appllca~
governor's advice. However, bis praised the covernor ror bis en-month to serve as presidential' favors worlcinl with OCHPC to Uoos were sent to Sacramento
endorsement of the eounty ap-donement of the application that candidate Jimmy Carter's cam· provide wbat be called a better county covernment's bore onl~ ..
pllcatio.n la expected to carry was announced by State Health paign manager in Orange bealthservicesagency. the endorsements of organizedl
great weight with HEW because Department Planning Director County. ..Wi.Dnlnc isn't everyt.blng. It's labor. two city councils and a fewj
of its inference oflocal control. Salen Far-a. When .he announced his sup-ceWnc the beat job done for all of <See BEA.LTD, Pase AJ) . .,
County Tax Rate Slash P
11w Winnah!
Chris Evert h o lds her
trophy aloft after defeating
. Evonne Goolagong Cawley
foe ladies singl~s title at All
J::ri g land L awn Tennis
Champion s hips today. See
story. Page 86.
Dying Driver
Slams Auto
Into House
A car driven ~ a mortally
wounded burglary suepeet;went
out of control late Thund1')' nisht
and crashed into Ute Uvlng'rootd
of an occupied house, accordln1 to Anaheim police.
No injuries, were reported to
occupa nts of the home at 441 S.
Euclid Ave.
But. police said. the alleged
burglar died en route to UC
Irvine Medical Center and t.is •
suspected slayer has been arrest·
ed and charged with murder .
Police are withholding Iden·
Ufication of the 25-year -old shoot·
I Ing vkllm pending notification of
· next of kin.
Authorities ident lrled the
mvrder suspect as David Lerov
Russell . 25, or 16l!O W Tedmar St.
Apl. 16, Anaheim .
When arrested, Russell re-
p0rtedly had a large caliber rifle
in hit possession. He reportedly told police that
when he returned to his Tedmar
Street apartment llhOrtly before
midnight he saw a suspected
buf'tlar run from the area.
Russell said he went Inside his
apartment. grnbb<'d the rifle.
dllsbed outside and fired a single
shot at the sui;pecte<t burglar as
I be drove orr 1n I\ } 964 model
11edon.
Police said the bullet crashed
through the rear window of the
neclng man's car and slammed
Into the back of his head, send ing
the racing auto Into it wild spin
that came to a stop in the living
room of the Euclid Street house.
STOCKS SHOW
\ SUGHI' GAIN
Jobless
Decline
In County
Orange County's unemploy-
ment rate took a dramatic drop in
June when it plunged lo 6.8 per·
cent. according to the state
Employ m ent Development
Department <EDD>. ·
June's unemployment rate was
the low est since January or 1975
and a full percentage point lower
than one year ago. <Nationally the
rate jumped from 7.3 to 7.5 per-
cent.>
According to EDD Ad ·
mi nistrator John Calderas, it was
expected that the employment
scene in Orange County would im-
prove las\ month because or
seasonal hiring In tourist related
industries.
However, Calderas said, the
drop in unemployment was much
greater than anticipated.
The decline ill Orange County's
unemployment rate came as
schools• new crop of paduates en-.
tered the county work force, mak-
ing the rate drop more im·
pressive, according to an EDD re-
port.
The mamber of total employed
in the county climbed last month
to765.800, asaaUUmehiib,
Atthe same tfme tbenumber of
unemplo1ect. per,aeo.s reached SI.~ rooplyl,~er-tba1a a
year ago whee tl\e av~able wock
forcew.-ssmaner. •
Calder as sahlbest cbances '°" job In ~ranae County for the com-
inti three mCMlths. can be found in
tourist-related lndustries:
He alao •4lld there will be some hirild by lndustrial firms seeking
to fill gapa left by vacationing re·
gular work era.
The larae•t upswm.tn employ·
mentlast monthcamewhencoun-
ty amusement centers and hotels
hired abou t 3,000 s ummer
work era.
Coats Stolen
At Buffum's . . " Three coats, valued at SJ.200,
wero reported stolen Thursday
from Butrurn '• departmmt store
1nFublon bland.
Sl«e employea told police the
three coats were kept In a locked
display ca11e ln the store's fur coat
department and were 1one at
about4p.m .
The coats are described as a red
r<-x jacket, valued at S700, a brown
suede coat with a red rox collar.
valued at $300, and a curly lamb
coat, valued aU200.
Police noted that tbe thief re-
moved tbe lock to the cabinet
along with the coats.
P.Wll,fON
Boats to Parade Sandag
Soaring
Values
Cited
By GARY GRANVILLE
OttlleO•ll•l'lletlU" Orange County Supervisors
Thomas Riley and Ralph
Diedrich have predicted at least
a 20·cent cut in the county's general fund property tax rate.
Riley and Diedricb's predic·
tion came in the wake or a
massive 18.7 percent jump in
Or&n1e County's assessment roll
values.
Riley said county taxes should
be cut so that homeowners aren't penalised for the impact of soar-
ing home values on assessment
values.
"1 think every government agency should not look upon this
as a windfall but should work
·very bard to reduce tax rates to
help taxpa1ers ·caueht In an in· flation squeeze,•• said Riley ...
He predicted a property tax
rate cut "of aUeast 20 cents."
The annual Character Boat Parade will be
held Sunday in Newport Harbor as part of
the bicentennial celebration. Sponsor ed by
the Newport HarbQr Chamber of Com-
merce, the event is expected to a attract
100 entries. Boats will . begin forming for
the parade at 1 p.m. The parade itselt will
get under way about 1:30about1:30 p.m. In
keeping with the bicentennial, the theme is
"Happy Birthday America."
Should Riley's forecast be ac·
curate · the county's tax rate
would drop from $1.63 to Sl.43 ror
each SlOO wQrtb or assessed
value.
Diedrich in a separate in-
terview, was more optimistic
than bis fellow supervisor.
Grand Jury Urges
Noise Reduction
OraNe County's 1975-76 Grand
.J\Lry wound up its year's work
-,,,unday by urging noise reduc-
tion at Orange County Airport and
by chastising county planners.
, 'Most of the Grand Jury's year
end report consisted of interim
reports that had been Issued in
the past year.
However. included in new re-
ports was a recommendation
th at the County Board of
Supervisors give airlines the
responsibility ror reducing noise
at Or ange County Airl'(>rt.
Th e j ur y a l so urged
sup e r visor s "not to allow
political pres,ures" to delay de·
cisions affecting operations at
the airport.
"It It tb• opinion of this jury
that political and environmental
pressures have proved to be the
major reason why decisions have
not been made by the board or
supervisors.•' the jury said.
"Optlons for available land for
new airports have disappeared."
the jury continued.
The jury·s recommendations
did not Include selecting a site it
considered a ppropriate for the
county's aviation needs.
But the Gr and Jury said the
Board of Supervisors should con·
tinue to request permis!lion for
joint use of existing military
airports.
That r eference is apparently to
the airports at El Toro and Los·
~mitos.
'the planners were chastised
for the what the jury sald are un·
due delays in striving "for a
Utopia In Orange County."
"The ave'rage businessman no
longer is capable of withstanding
the added costs or delays enc<>Un-
t ered in wading through vast
amounts of bureaucratic red tape
that ls involved in pursuing com-
mission approval," the jury said.
Without citin g specific in·
stances the outgoing grand jury
.said It lakes an average of from
18 to 24 months to process a plan
(See 11.JRY, Pa1e AZ)
Andy Devine
Making Progress
Andy Devlne's condition ls.sta·
ble and be Is m aking "steady im-
provement." according to a re-
port issued today by bis physi-
cian, Dr. Desmond Shapiro.
The 70-year -old Ne wport
B ea ch actor r emai n s
hospitalized in the Sonoma Cou n-
ty Community Hospital where he
was taken June 16 sufferini from
kidney failure.
Court Cuts
Bail of Man
In NB Jail
He predicted_Jhe_Jjt,~ ..slash
would be "from 20 to 25 cents,
perhaps a few pennies more."
Both supervisors based their
prediction~ on tbe following:
-Roughly about 10 cents in
slashes because of the unexpec-
tedly high cUmb in assessed
values.
-!ncome or ss.s million from
A Santa Ana man, held on a the sale or Orange County
$25,000-bail charge of possession Medic al Center to the UCJ
of a destructive de\tice, was re-medical school. leased from Newport Beach city -Higher than ant!cipated
jall Thursday after posting a ssoo . carry forw!lrd balances m county
bond. accounts. . .
Police said Robert Manuel -Upward r ev1S1ons of collecta-
Salazar 22 who was arrested on ble receivables at what former ·
the felo~y ~harge late Wedneday ly was the county's medical
when police allegedly found two center · . . .
super-sized firecrackers on him, Both Riley and D1ednch satd
bailed out of their Jail after bis co~nty residents should keep In
bail was reduced on an order mmd that property truces con·
from the Harbor Judicial District tr o 11 e d by the board or
Court. <See TAX RA TE, Page A2)
Capt . Wayne Connelly ex-
plained that the felony charge
still stands against Salazar. "Il's Ceremony Slated
up to the District Attorney to take
the case to court.•' he 11ald. Salazar was originally stopped
on suspicion of possession of
marijuana. but be was arrested
for possession of a destructive
device-a felony charge that ls
applied to illegal posseslon of ex·
plostvea such as dynamite-
when officers found two M·80 firecrackers in his pocked.
Police chief B. J amel\ Clavas
said that anyone found In
posaeulon of the powerful
firecrackers can expect to be ar.
rested on an Identical charge.
A public ground breaking
ceremony for the Newport
Center Branch Llbryry wlll be
held July 9, at 11 :30 a.m. on the
site at Santa Barbara and San
Clemente Drives.
Or:=~~~~~u
Weather
Death Penalty ·Upheld
Newport 0K8 Fund
For Traffic Signal
The NewJ)Ort Beach City Coun·
ell bu awarded a S2S,1'79 con·
tract for the lnatallaUon of a traf·
nc signal al the intersection or
Birch and Do•e Streets to Fis·
chback and Moore. Inc.
Mostly_ 11unny Saturday
except low clouds night
and early morning. Jligh
Saturday 70 to 74 beaches,
80 to 86 Inland. Low tonight
00to65.
INSIDE TODA V
Looldrtg for something to do
the ,.~ourth o/ Jul11? The Dolly
Pilot'• M ichael Pa1kevich
11Ammarize• the weekenifa
octilJlt~• on P.age Cl of the
Wuk~tt. '
Supreme Court Restrict& Stalea' Pou:en
.. # ,, -•
According to an Auociat~
Preas survey,.. <572 Mei) and JO
woroen on •eat.I tows In 30 sta,tes
wel"e. ~waltin1 t~ eoort's de-
cisfod"bn wbethtr to uphold death
as a)Uol.shmept:
lice-Patter Stewart wrote ;;;;;cif the. '
...
The project is to be completed
by Nov. 15.
l.ottery Bill Hit l•dex
At Y-t.nln A• =~=--rs ,
I OAILY PILOT Al N FnO!Y. Jufy 2. 1916
E're•P.,.eAI Here's Bow
TAX RATE
supervisors make up only about ' • 15 to 20 percent or the 8\'el'lle" propert v llait bill
Parking· Spot
1
"It'• not &olol to betp m~b lf
we're the only on Wbo drive on
cutUnlJ tax rates to help ofr•et the
co.t or mn<1t1on," said Rucy.
"But I think we have to set an eit·
ample that bopdulJy ot.ber tax·
inl a1encie• will follow."
Diedrich said he lonJt nao
favored amending state legisl•·
tion in an e ff ort to protect
homeowners from the impact of
inOatJon.
"When values go up and tax
rates don't ltO down people pay
higher lax billa." Diednch said.
"So, what happens ls that peo-
ple Uvlne on rixcd incomes are
literally forced out of houses •
lbey"ve worked all their lives to
pay ror." he added.
"I think It's ridiculous that we
eo on in such fashion and I expect
we'll (county govemmeot) be
able lo do our share in seeing
homeowners aren't hurt again
tbisyear."
At the close of county budget
sessions last month, the Board of
Supervisor s a d opted a $469
million budget and set a tentative
tu rate of Sl.62 to support that
budget.
30 Illegally
Parked Cars
T~dAway
Thirty motorists who parked il-legally In the Lido Sands are
Thursday round out what can
happen when residents decide to
t.ake action.
Police said three unidentified
housewives living on Bruce Cres·
cent called Cout Towing and
Harbor Tow lo remove the JO
cars they found parked illegally
in their area.
"I guess this illustrates the
point that it's really quite easy
for citizens lo gel rid ol illegally
parked cars," commented Capt.
DonOyaas.
He said the identities of the
three wom e n w e re b eing
withheld to protect them from
the wrath of beacbgoers who
found their cars had been towed
while they us ed the beaches.
Pact Atmrded
Nete J:-oge i1a History
T h e forme r Orange County Medica l
Center, now called the UCI Med ical
Center . was turned over t o the UCI
Co llege of Med icine Thursd ay a l a
ceremony marked with speeches by local
di gnit a ries. H ere. Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. right, presents
medical school dean Dr. Stanley van den
Noort a historical book chronicling the
medical center's patient list from 1925.
JURY •••
through the planning com-
mission and other related county
agencies.
"The Grand Jury is of the opi-
nion that more go,•ernment con·
trol does not necessarily make
for better planning," the jury·s
report stated.
After such strong wor~ the
jury's recommendations ror an
overhaul or the planning pro·
cedun were mild.
It recommended for example
that open space be limited to
"natural open space areas such
as gullies, ravines and hilly pro·
perties."
Stolen Gems?
Coastal Jewelers
Held in 'Fencing'
A four.month investigation in-
to fencing of stolen jewelry in
south Orange County led to t.be
UTest of six people Thursday. in·
eluding owner!! of jewelry stores
in uguna Beach and San Juan
Capistrano.
The coordinated investigation
by police from Laguna Beach
and San Clemente and Orange
County Sheriff's Department de-
puties in part focused on trading
of stolen property for cocaine
heroin and other drugs. '
Arrested were:
-Joseph Greco, 79. of 32037
Paseo Car o lina, San Juan
Capistrano. owner of El Greco,
31791 Camino Capistrano, San
Jua n Capis tra no . He w as
charged with receiving stolen
property.
-Claes Jonsson, 46, of 25742
Via De l R ey, Sa n Ju an
Capistrano. partner in the Zia
Silversmith Company, 31761
Camlno Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano, booked on receiving
stolen property.
.
Can Be Held
Residents or the beach ar~as an
Ncwpe>rl Beach who are aoi ng to
be faced w ith tourill·created
parkinl problems, do have some
recourse. accordln1 to Capt. Don
Oyaaa of the Newport Beach
police department.
Oya as, who Is the commander
of the d epartment's traffic
division can 1tve residents a one-
page leaflet ouUlnin1 ateps lbat
residents cao take when they find
those strange cars blocltln1
driveway1 and garaaes.
Ht!re's what residents can do:
-Poat no parking signs. This
ruJe applies lo merchants and
residents alike.
Oyaas says the police and pro-
perty ownna are powerless to
have ille1ally parked cars towed
away unless there are signs
which prohibit public parking
J>Mled on the property.
The signs oucht to be readable
rrom a distance of 100 f~ and
the wording should be lo the ef.
feel that public parking is pro-
Fro•P•geAJ
HEALTH •.•
other private and government
agencies.
OCHPC's application bore
heavy endorsements from 26 city
councils, nearly arr private
charitable insUtutions as well as
almost all health Can! providers.
As opposed to county govern-
ment. OCHPC Is a private non·
prolitcorporation.
Last month. Farag •isited
Orange County in a futile at·
tempt to r econcile t he dif·
ferences between the two com·
peting applications.
However, both OCHPC Presi·
dent Lois Benes and Dittctor
Stanley M atek refused to con·
sider merging OCHPC's appllca·
Uon with the county's.
OCHPC executive director
Stanley Malek said today be waa
not surpriled by the governor's
action.
However, M atek added, he was
disappointed with the way t.be en-
dorsement came about.
hlblted. The slens should .also in·
elude the phone number of the
Pollce department. Oyaaa says that• s mall 1t1n
which reads ""o parlc.loa" won't
do the job.
Residents who want to be llblo
to tow cars th11t tum up In their
gara1cs are 10101 to have to post
signs lnaide their 1ara1es H
well.
-Call police. Residents whO' ·
sl1n1 UlecaJJy parked cars must
notify police.
Oyaas said any car that is
blocklnC a driveway or 1arage
that la at least partially on the
pubUc streets or alleys will be
ticketed and towed by the police.
Cars that are completely on
private property which bu been
posted with siens are towed al
the order or the property owner.
Oyaas s tressed that police
personnel will give all the help
they can in aiding residents fill
out the forms required by law
and ln contactJn1 • reliable tow-
lng service.
But. he s aid, the public parking
prohibition signs have got to be
up ln driveways, in garages and
on garage doors before a car can
be towed.
Here's wh at res ide nts
shouldn't do :
ln the past, aome beach area
resident.a have broken into cars
they've found We1alJ.y parked on
their property. By releasine the
brakes. the cara can be pushed
into the street.a and the police
called to tow cars that are parked
in the public ricb\~f.way.
"I can't recommend that,"
Oyau aaid. "Ir the vehicle is
damaied in t.be process, it is
pouible that the property own.er
could be char1ed with malicious
miachief or timpertng with a
vehicle, even thou1h he's the par·
lY wronged ori1lnally."
Balloonist Safe
l On Bike Trail
The jury also called ror more
.. flexibility" in project design
and said developers should be re·
lieved of the responsibility to
identify natural resources for en·
vlronmental impact purpoges.
-Roger Trontz, 31, 717 SUm·
mit Drive, Laguna Beach, owner
of Broadway Plaza Gems, iu
Broadway, Laguna Beach. His
arrest warrant alleged receiving
stolen property and sales of co.
cai.Jie.
-Don a ld Gow. 51, 34055
Colegio Drive . Dana Point,
another Zia Silversmith partner,
booked on receiving stolen Pf'<>-
perty.
"I lhlnk it is consistent with the
governor'• prejudgment ol all
competing a pplications a nd
doubt that be'a read either one."
the OCH PC director saJd.
NEW YORK (AP> -Karl
'lbomu steamed safely toward
Holland aboard a Russian ship
t oday afte r a severe thun ·
derstorm aborted his attempt to
become the first person to cr085
the AUaoUc Ocean ln a balloon.
After not beln1 beard from for
almost four days. Thomas
radioed Thuraday from the 42J..
foot Soviet freighter Dekabri.st to
uy the ship had plucked him
from a raft In the AUantic.
I The Newport Beach City Coun·
ell bas moved, toward the con·
st ruction of a section ol bike trail
along J amboree Road.
The council awarded a m.S>O
contract to Griua·Norwood. Inc.
of Duarte for slope construction
on the west side ol Jamboree
Road from Eastb19ff Drive North
toward San Drego Ctftlt. The
project will provide enough
width to allow the eventual con·
struction of a bike trail. city of.
flcials said.
The slope conatructioo is slated
for completion Sept. 1. The bike
trail. a separate project. is
scheduled for completion before
the end of the year.
Walkway ~act
Goes to Ford
The Newport Beach City Coun·
ell bas awarded a $49,992 con·
tr3cl to James W. Ford ol San
Bernardino for the construction or a pedestrian walkway on the
north side of the Udo bland
bt'id1e.
The walkway will a llow
b1rycli t1ts to use the t'XHtmg
sidewalk while pedesUian.s use
the new path.
The contractor wiU not berm
nny work which wlll lnterfero
with tramc on the bridle unUI
Sept. 7. The project la scheduled
for complelJon Oct .• 2$.
"
DAILY PILOT
Water Ship Eyed
SAN RAFAEL (AP) -Moor.
i.ng an aircraft carrier off the
rugged M a rln County coast
might be a solution to the area's
critical water shortag~. officials say.
-Ellen Galeskl, 24, also of n7
9.lmmil, an e mploye at Trontz'
shop. She was booked on similar
charges.
( Pilot J Logbook_
Listen, Children,
You Shall Hear ... '
By JOANNE aEYNOLDS
Of ... °"''' ...... ,." I gave Paul Revere a ride Thursday afternoon.
NOaJIALLY, I don't pick up hitchhikers, but there he
wu, lhumbine along Newport Boulevard In his lrlcorn hat
and woolen cape and I just had to stop for him.
He didn't say bow Ion« he'd been walllne for a ride when
he got in m y ear, but he allowed as bow he was a bit warm
from standing In lhe sun so lone. l t'a hard to believe that so
many righl·thlnklng Americans could have driven by such a
fAmous person without stoppln1. Maybe
they didn't reco1nin him wlthOut his
horse. As It turns out. Paul Revere actually
ls Mike Lawler. 32. chief' salesman At a
fireworks s tand at 16th Street und
Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Ile
de<:lded to doth• Paul Revere bit to com·
btne promotton and patriotism.
He 1ol his coatume rrom a c ustom
rental a1ency in .Hollyw()()d and had his hor~e. Martha, broqbt to the stand' HT•o1.o•
from the Irvine Shone Stable on Wednesday.
f~WLER, WHO Is runnlnl( the st and for the Institute
for Advanced Marine Resf'orch, of which he Is a mt!mber.
said the horse and costume acnerally have receiv<'d good
reviews. While he's selllna fireworks, he lets kich who come
to his stand ride his honle. They love It. Wednesday night. he recreated Paul Revere's historic
ride. sort or. Instead o( gaJlopin~ the 12 miles the revolu·
tlonary figure rode from Ca mbridge to Lexington and Con·
cord to warn of the arrival of British troops, Lawler did a
shorter f<Mtr·mUe cantu from the fireworks stand to the
Balboa Pa•ilion. "I did the 'The British are comins' bll all t h• way.''
Lawler laa1bs. He sakl witnesses-of his nl~ht ride seemed
pretty pleased by the spectacle of a figure in colonial dress.
ridlnC dowu Newport Boulevard.
TBB OWNE& ol one restaurant alons the route was so
pleased that he invited Lawler and bis horse in ror a drink.
Lawler said he declined the Invitation.
lie said his plans are indefinite ror lhe weekend. He'll be
at the fireworlls s taoo dally. with his horse.. But be·s not
sure _.hetber Paul Revere will ride throu&b Newport Beach
o.!=·::._~1~ ::!f.~lted him why be was hitchhiking ... Wbere's your
-Patrick Daniel Torttello,
25072 La Cr est a Drive. Dana
Point, booked on sales of heroin.
Malek went on to s~ be ls con-
fident HEW will eventually ac-
cept OCH PC, probably within t.be
next three weeks.
begins July 1st .
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• For the first time, order WOOOMARK ch airs. SHERRILL, MARGE
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Bf t tlte Road
Camping Boom !
Due This Year
By SYLVIA PO&TER
A r~ord 40 mUllon people will carry th~lr beds with
them when lbey aet out f04" one ot the lea&l expen1lve vac•·
Uona thl• yur. packina up tenu. truck cam~rs. t.rallera or
motor homes and be.dint ror one or more of lhe 18,41S
pubUc and private camparouoda in the UnJted St•tes •nd
Canada.
With IH short.Its no tonier curbln1 hlahw•y travel,
the umping Industry is antk lpaUns the blHeat boon\ ever.
Gross recreational vehicle sales wlU top $2.S billion ln 19'7S •
predkts the Rec-re.aUonal Veh\cle Industry Assn. Nearly a
million famlly-si1ed
tents will be sold th.is
year and tentmakers
are finding it tou1b l'O
keep up with orders, re·
ports tbe Sporti ng
Goods Ma nufacturers
Assn.
Money's
Worth
"CAMP8JTE FEES FOil A family ot tour averace S8 • day at private campgrounds or about S3 at naUonaJ and
slate parts, and campers save eftn more by prep•rin1 all
three meals a day themselwes, just as at home." says
James F . Collins, president of Knmpgrounds or America
<KOAJ , the country's largest network of private camp-
grounds.
Less ls spent on entertainment, slnce recreational
facilities such as swimming pools. playgrounds. fiabin1.
etc .. are in most cases on or near the camparounds, say
SPokesmen for United Safari lnlernalional and.Holida.y Inn
Trav-L-Parks. Olher private franchise systems include
Jellystone Parks and Ramada Camp Inns .
With milllons on lhe road, will the re be enough
campsites?
THERE WLLL BE SOME bicentennial year overflows.
especially at the more Popular locations at federal and s tate
parks, which usually operate their camp1rounds on a firll·
come, first·served basil.
"By all means. campers slloold do lhelr homework
before they start on bicentennial trips , .. says National
Parks officlal Tony Bevinetto. "Schedule your arrival early
in the day and lf YoU are vtsilini a national park that has
more than one c:ampcround. plan to 10 to the more remote
one where chances o( finding a site are better.··
And are the savings as real u lndlcated?
1'HE ANSWER TO TH.AT ia the American Aulomoblle
A.aan. 's report that i\5 members -who usually slay In
domestic hotels and motels -spend an avera.ce of ~per
day lor a party of three.
People who h.n never been camping but would like to
try lt this summer should consider renting tents or trailers
available at many campgrounds. At more th(ln 120 KOAs.
for lnstance. a new program provides lenta already set up at a
ca lte with lour cot.s or air m attresses for S9 or less per
nlgh Each tent site has a barbecue grill and picnic table.
ampers must bring along sleeping bags or sheets,
els and pillows. and other basic equipment such as a
ern or fl ashlight. an ice chest. a water cooler and
It ware.
/. ITS A GOOD IDEA TO rent a recreatlonal vehicle
before making a deci.sion to buy. Weekly rentals will run
from about $125 for a compact camping trailer to $215 anrl
up (plus mileage) for a self-powered mot.or home. Purchase
prices of units range from aboutS600 to $35,000. Other tips:
-Prepare detailed plans before the trip. Make a
checldis\ of it.ems to pack. including kitchenware, food , bed-
dln1 and bathroom needs, clothint and miac:ellaneous
equipment~
-Invest In a comprehensive campground guidebook
such u Woodall's TraO~i.ng Parks and Campgrounds or
Rand McNally's Campground and Trailer Park Guide. The
guidebooks list loeatJona. facilities and, ln some cases, fees .
Where poaslble make reservations.
-PLAN-T&-AIUllVf! AT the de"Stlnallon eatJy tn dlb
day to get a wide selection of choice sites and make camp In
a relaxed mood.
-Find recipes \hat are easily adaptable to campOr e
cooking a nd concentrate on meals that can be served
without fuss .
-People lr avelinl with pets should check first to see
whether the pet la welcome. Most campgrounds will allow
pets if leashed, bu\ some do not accept them at all.
Visitors. to Get Tea
Union Federal Savings, Fountain Valley. is giving
apQthecary jars filled with tea to visitors lo the 17400
Brookhurs\ St. ofnce through July 10. Visitors to Union
Federal will also r e<:eive a roster and biographie~ of part ici·
pants in the Boston Tea Party.
Due to late transmission
t~y's llstlno wilt not
•JC>H[ In the Dally Piiot.
.~to~lu '" Tlw Spofllght
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Due to late transmis.sfon
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Bicentennial Comic Relief Due
BJ toa TROllAS
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
l ndetatJsable Bob Hope ii tend·
1nC 2IOOtb blttbda)' ~· to b1a adopted land via t."Bl~ten·.
nlal Star Spangled Spertacu1ar"
to compet.e with the lkyrocket.s
on July'· <CbanoeU, 8:30 p.m.)
"We'll have the televt..aon newa
.u it mlcht have been done 200
)'Ur i aco," he promised. "Also,
the 'Tonl1ht' ahow 100 years •10
with Ed Mc Ma hon and Doc Severiosen in tost.ume -Doc
didn't have to change clot.hes for
it. we:u have Debbie Reynolds
playinc 'Mary Hartford, Mary
Hartfor d.' a nd I'll be K\nJi
George.
''THERE'LL BE SO much
straight stuff on NBC all day
that I think people will welcome
us when we come oo and hoke It
up. We 'll also have a salute to
American heroes. but different
ones -like Irving Berlin,
Satcbmo, Jlmmy Cagney as
George M. Coba". Wilbur and
Onille Wrltht-1' ma pat U.t intlodes Sammy
Davla Jr., Doeny and Ma.rie
0.lDOlld. tM Captalft and Ten·
nllle. phaa uaae.o. by Phyllis
Oilier, Steve Allen, An1le
Dickinlon, Ro"an and Martia,
Don Knott.a, Ron Howard and
Jimmy Wal.Iler.
aur weo·s GOING to watch
tele.-Woo on the nlClrt ol Uncle
Sam'• bluest birthday!
"I think we'll sit a helluva
•hare," oble"ed HoJ>', refer-.
rtn• to tbe Nielsen flgur~ for
share-or-audience. "And I think a
Jot of people wlll be home by that
hour (8:30 ln the East and Weso .
The advertising people bav~
laken surveys \hat sho w that
working people are generally
home by 7 o 'clock on· holiday
nilh\a. So ~bey're pouring a lot or
money into radio spots that will
r each people wllh their car
. radios on the w ay home."
StJCB IS THE ICIND o! plan·
n1ng that bas kepl Bob Hope in
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foe ZS years (be bas Always in-
siated on news paper advertisinc
lo major cltlH whenever bis
abow appears>.
Paul Keyes, one of tbe tr.alive
rn1ndl behind "Lau&h·ID.'' p.ro-
ducl'd lbe July 4 abow. Hope has been rotaline produeel"S during
the past season, as part of bis policy of see km& new formA\a.
There will even be more
diversity next season. be indicat·
ed. Among his projects: a two.
hour compilation of comedy
gema from bis TV shows; a
thrff·hour revlew oC bis military
entertaining dating to 1942.
HOPE ALSO PLANS to fulflll
his long·time desire to portray
the Uate WaJter Winchell an a
movie biography. either !or theaters or a TV movie.
The Hope pace continues un-
flaggingly. On July 3. he'll play
two dates -the Honor America
Day celebration at Kennedy
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·Center ln Washinctm. D.C .. lhen
ny by private planet9ableftlten-
nial fete at Blue laland, IU.
On July 7 he'll be back In
Wasbln(loo to appear at the
Wbls,e House dlnner fot' Queen
Elisabeth. The followinl nlaht be
reporu to the British Embassy
. where the quffn wUI award him
\:ommander of lbe Brillsh Em·
pire.
"NOT BAD FOa a boy who left
En1land In s teerage," he
cracked.
Will the pace never slow down.,
··Dolores (his wife! keepc; art er
me." he admitted. "She'd lake
me to retire to Palm Sprangs and
do nothing. I couldn's possibly
I'm to<> t'harged up.
"J gel tire-d sometimes, but J
it's a good tired. I go lo sleep an
hour, hour and a hall. and I'm re·
ady to go again. I get my rubs.
my walks. my golf games. I don't
smoke and ·1 don't drink. l feel
great. No health problems, knock
wood."
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BOB HOPE'S BOISTEROUS BICENTENNIAL TRIBUTE
With Debbie Reynolds •• 'Mmy H•rtford, Mary H•rttord'
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J 'VOL. 69, NO. 1M, • SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FR I DAY, JlJ LY 2, 1976 • TE.N CENT'
l' High ·Cou1·t Upholds Death P.enaltyi ~ I! r WASHINGTON (AP> -The appllutlo•. lhe eourt struck Florida, Geor1la and Texas the consUtutlonality or capital me_ny states haa been a "mar ked In North Carolina, whero 1~ .l U.S. lupre,me Court today uphefd down law• in Louiaiana and becaUH Lbey do not make \Mde-punishment ltselr. Voting with Indication of society's endorse· persona were on <Jeath row, tt1
{ the deelb penalty as acceptable North Carollna which make It ath penalty mandatory and 1lve him were Chief Justice Warrttn ment of the death penalty for law reqwrl'd exec.atlon In tho •1
M to Amtrlcans . but severely mandatory ror several kinds of judces and jurlu adequate E . Burier and Justices Lewis F. murder,"lhejusticessaid. chamber for murder which 't restricted the power ol slates to murder. Juldellnn for Im~ lt. Powell Jr .. John Paul Stevens, "We bold that the death penal· "wilUul. dell berate and pr
, make It mandatory for specific Despite th&.. the ju.sti~es •P· Accordln1 to an Auoclaled Byron R. While and William II. ty is not a form of puni$hment. medJtatod" or committed durinC
1' crimes.. peared to Jeave open the Preu survey, 572 men ·anct 10 Reb.nqu.ist. that may never be imposed, re-afelonyoran1ttempte1Uelony ... '-~ ln a 1·2 ruUn1. the court said posalbllily that ca,pital punil:h-womenondeatllrowsin30 states Justices Wiiiiam J. Rrennan gardletiS of the circumstances or Nortb Carolina ~d mor1
~ the death penal~y in ibell is not a ment could be mtlde mandatory were awaillnl the ~rt·s de· Jr. and Thurgood Marshall dis· the olrt'nse, rt'gardless of Ute prisoners on death row than aJ
1 crwl and Ul'l1'1Ual punishment for some narrow cat~octes of cision on whether toupbolddulh sented. character or thtt offender, and re-other stale.
\ forbiddenbytheConslituUon. c rime s uch as killin gs by uapun11bmHt. Widespread re-enactmt'nt or gardless o r the p~ocedure Louisiana law rewiredthe d
But in Separate~ dedsloos prisonensttvin1lifeterms. Justice Potter Stewart wrote the dea th penalt y aft er the followed in r eaching the de· alb penally for m-.r*rdurh11 an 1i ratrtctini the death penalty's The court approved laws in the main opinion of the court on Suprt'mt' Court invalidated it in cision." <See DEATH. Pap AJj j
Del" _.._ Sc.II ,_.
SEMI· TRAILER WOUND UP ON ITS SIDE AFTER SKIDDING OFF SA N DIEGO FREEWAY
Workers, .PoHce Ponder Situation .. Driver Hospitalized With Serious lnfurlH
Governor
:Backs oc
Tax Rate Cut ?·: . I
Supervisors Cite Value Jurrip I
medical school.
-Higher than anticipated
carry forward balances in county
accounts.
-Upward revisions or collecta·
ble receivables at what former-
ly was the county's medical
center.
Both Riley and Diedrich said
county residents should keep in
mind that properly taxes con-
l r o 11 e d b y t he board of
supervisors make up only about
lS to 20 percent of the average
property tax bill.
"It's not going to help much if
we're the only ones who drive on cutting tax rates to help offset the
cost or Inflation," sajd Riley.
"But I think we have to set an ex-
am]>le thllt bopebittr O\hPr"hlY~
ing aaencies will follow ...
Diedrich said he long ago
favored amendin11 state legisla·
lion in a n effort to protect
homeowners from the impact ol
inflation.
"When values go up and tax
rates don't go down people pay
CSeeTAX llATE, PqeA.z)
Saddleback
School Tax
'May prop'
Co a•t
Weath er
M01lly aunny Saturdoy
except low clouda njght
and early morning. lllgh
Saturday 70 to 74 beaches ••
80 lo 88 Inland. Low tonight
80t.o6S_
INSIDE TODA~
Looldrtf /or tomnldrtQ to do
the Fo.rtlt of Julfl'f nw Doilfl
Piiot'• Mtdocf .Po#.nlkh nmmcari.ut ,_, tottbftd't
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Leave Fireworks
To Professionals
ByWlW.\MSCHREIBER Of Ille o.u, ,. ........
l'M OLD ENOUGH now to "remember when" fireworks
on tbe Fourth of Joly meant lots of booming, crackling and
rockets' red &laring.
There were ladyfmgen, heel poppers, cherry bombs.
Hyrocatets ana lhose marvelous Roman candles spewing in·
candescent balls of fire that invariably landed on :a
nel1hbor"s garage roof.
Good old Independence Day always •
seemed lo have its share of exciting litlle
emergencies -1.ike the time my Dad
tried lo bold a pinwheel flare io his hand
instead or of na1hng it to a post before lighting.
And somehow. we always managed
to keep a small supply offir~rackers in a
bureau drawer for contingencies later in
the year -like blasting tin cans into the
afr or bursting H allowttnJaCk·o-lanterns
displayed on front porches.
No sir, It just isn "t the same anymore -thank God.
IN MOST JURISDICTIONS with relatively sensibl e
leaders. tough laws have cut the fuses or mini-explosives that
used to result In a July 5 rash or newspaper stories about dis·
membered hands. blinded eyes and roaring fires. or course, wherever scornaws are to be round, the
bangers and blasters are still around -illegal though they
arc.
Supposedly. all we've got left are the so-called "Safe and
Sane" varieties of fireworks that sparkle and glitter a lot but
don 't blow up. And. in unincorporated Orange County al
least, you have to be 18orolderto buy them.
BUT A QUICK CHECK OF Saddleback Valley fireworks
1 stands on the first day of operation this week revealed mos to(
the real patr9ns to be in Lhe 10-year-old bracket -accom-
panied by big brothers or sisters to actually lay out the
money.
Near one stand. a little tyke had already ignited a
sparkler and his fnend was readying a little cone-shaped
fountain.
J for one think lawmakers should douse all such
fireworks with a big bucket or legal water. They simply
aren"t worth the effort or the headaches for firemen over
potential infernos in the brush lands.
THE COMMVNlTYGROUPSthat make a killing selling
fireworks shou Id find another commodity.
For my money, there·s nothing quite like a gaJa
pyrotechnic spectacular with aerial bombs. rockets and all
that good stuff. Most every city or community either
sponsors such events or 1sclose to one that does.
It may be only a vicarious thrill for those of us who like
touching off our own fuses but its a damn sight safer and
saner.
Dying Driver Hits
House in · AnaheiID
I By GARY GRANVILLE °' , .. 0.11, ~ ... sa."
A car driven by a mortally·
wounded burglary suspect went
t out of control late Thursday mght
ond crashed Into the livin room
Russell , 25, of 1680 W. Tedmar St.
Apt. 16, Anaheim.
When arrested, Russell re-
portedly bad a large caliber rifle
in bis possession.
--. """Ot"~uprea noUse. accoral'ilg
I to Anaheim police.
; No injuries were reported to
occupant& or the home at 441 S.
Euclid Ave.
But. police said. the alleged
burglar died en route to UC
Irvine Medical Center and his
auapected slayer has been arrest-
ed and charged with murder.
J>Gllce are withholding iden-
tification or the 25-year-old shoot-*"• victim pending notification or next or kin.
Authorities identified the
murder suspect as David Lcrov
He reportedly told__police that.
when be returned lo his Tedmar
Street apartment shortly before
midnight he saw a suspected
burglar run from the area.
Russell said he went Inside his
apartment. grabbed the rifle,
dashed outside and fired a sjngle
shot at the suspected burglar as
he drove orr in a 1964 model
sedan.
Police said the bullet crashed
through the rear window of the
fleeing man's car and slammed
into the back of his head, sendlng
the racing auto into a wild spin
that came to a slop in the living
room of the Euclid Street house.
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HEALTH AGENCY. • •
the cndoraemenllt or or1anh:ed
labor. two city councils and a few
OU'ter private and government afencles.
OCllPC's opplicutlon bor e
heavy endorsements from 26,city
councll1, nearly all privatc
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charitable institutions as weU as
almost all health care providers.
Al opposed to cdunty govern-
ment, OCHPC is a pnvate non-
profit corporation.
Last month. Farag visited
Orange County In a futile al·
te mpt to reconcile the dtr·
rereoces between the two com-
petina applications.
However, bolh OCHPC Presl·
dent Lois Renea and Director
Stanley M atek r erused to con·
sider meraina OCHPC'a appUca·
lion with the county's.
OCHPC eitecutlve director
Stanley Matek Hid today he was
not surprised by the IOVerDOr's
action.
Rowever, Matek added. be was
disappointed wllh the way the en-
dorsement came about.
"I think it is consistent wit\ t.be
governor:. pujudO>eot ot all
competing a pplications and
doubt that he's rud either one,"
the OCH PC director said.
M atek went on to SQ he is con-
fident KEW wUl evesabW.l)' IC•
ceptOCHPC. probably within the
next three weeks.
Oran•e County'1 l'1S-ll Grand
Jury wound up its year's work
Thutlday by ur1ln1 nolae ftduc .
lion at Or Hae Councy Airport and
by cbuUslD1 county planners.
Moel.of th• Grand JUI')''• year
end report consisted ol interim
reports that had been lsaued in
the past year.
However, Included in new re-
ports was • recommendation
that the County Board of
Supervisors give airlines the
responsibility for reducing noise
al Oranae County Airport.
The j ury a l so urged
supervisors "not t o allow
political pressures" to defay de-
cisions affecting operations at
the airport.
"It ia the opinion ol this jury
thet political and environmental
prt>ssures have proved to be the
maJor reason why decisions have
not been made by the board of
supervisors," tbe jury 1aid.
..Options for available land for
new airports have disappeared,''
the jury continued.
The jury·s recommendations
did not include selecting a site it
considered appropriate for the
county's a\•iaUon needs.
But the Grand Jury said the
Board of Supervisors should con-
tinue to request permission for
joint use of existing military airports.
That reference is apparently to
the airports al El Toro and Los Alamitos.
The planners were chastised
for the what the jury said are un-due delays In striving "for a
Utopia In Orange County."
"The average businessman no
longer is capable of wil.bstanding
the added costs of delays encoun-
tered in wading throu1h vast
amounts of bureaucratic red tape
that is involved in pursuing com-
mission approval.•· the jury said.
Without citing specific in-
stances the outgoina &rand jury
said il takes an averaae of from
18 to 24 months to process a plan
through the planning com-
mission and other related county
agencies.
"The Grand Jury Is of the opi·
nion that more government con·
trol does not necessarily make
for better planning," the jury's
report stated.
Arter such strong words the
jury's recommendations for an
overhaul of the ~anniol pro-
cedure were mild.
It recommended for eitample
that open spaJ:e be limited to
"naluraJ open apace areu such
as eullies, ravines and billy pro-
perties."
The jury also called for more
"fiexibllity " in project design
and said developers should be re-
lieved or the responsibility to
Identify natural resources for en-
Yiron.men~l-1 m peet purposes.
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TAX RATE
higher tu bills,·• Diedrich said.
"So, what happens is that peo-
ple Uvin1 on fixed incomes are
literally forced out ol house5
lhey've worked all their lives to
pay for," be added ..
"I think ll'a r idiculoua that we
go on in such fashion and I expect
we'll (county government> be
able lo do our share in seeing
homeowners aren't hurt again this year."
At the close or county budget
seasioM last month, the Board of
Supervisors adopted a $469
mUllon budaet and aeta l~nlative
tu rate of $1.62 to support lhat
budget.
Now as unknown fisures are
tabulated both Diedrich and
Riiey said unanticipated ro·
venues should be UHd to oCfset
the hl&ber aaaesaed values by
culllni the t ax rate.
FremP-AJ
DRY •••
etlmlna~ about to percent ot the
bootl•I problem.''
Morial1ty'1 firm both produces
firework• for retail aale and
stages or1anJ&ed tlrewwts db·
plays. lie says at least 150 such
shows are set fOf' tbla holiday.
The ones at Anabelm Stadium,
Dianeyland, lh1lc MountaJn,
Dodter Stadium, and the Ro6e Bowl wW be mualve.
A dlselay that will be flted
from a pter at LoQC Buda will be
vtaib.&e to tb.roqa 00 tbe beacb
for hro miles in eltber dlncUoa.
A 1h11llar dlae!;~ •Ill b e lMIDCbed from a off Sim.a
Barbu-a.
New Page in History .... .............. •
The former Orange County Medical
Center, now called the UCI Medical
Center, was turned over to the UCI
College of Medicine Thursday at a
ceremony marked with speeches by local
dignitaries. Here. Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, right, presents
medical school dean Dr. Stanley van den
Noort a historical book chronicling the
medical center's patient list Crom 1925.
Fencing Ring Broken
Laguna, San Juan Jewelers Held in Probe
A four-month Investigation ID·
to fencing of stolen jewelry in
south Orange County led to the
arrest or six people Thursday. in -
cludln1 owners of Jewelry stores
in Laguna Buch and San Juan
Capl.strano.
The coordinated investigation
by police from Laguna Beacll1
and San Clemente and Orange
County Sheriff's Department de-
puties in part fo<'used on trading
or stolen property for cocaine,
heroin and other drugs.
Arrested were:
-Roger Trontz. 31. 717 Sum-
mit Drive, Laguna Beach, owner
of Broadway Plaaa Gems, 211
Broadway, Laguna Beach. ms
arrest warrant alleged receiving
stolen property and •ales of co-caine.
-Ellen Galeski. 24, also of 717
Summit. an employe at Tront-z'
shop. She was booked on similar charges.
-Joseph Greco, 79, of 32037
Paseo Carolina. San Juan
Capistrano, owner ol El Greco,
31791 Camino Capistrano, San
Juan Capistrano. He was
charged with receiving stolen property.
-Claes Jonsson, 46, of 25742
Via De l R ey, San Juan
Capistrano. partner in the Zia
Silversmith Company, 31781
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano, booked on receiving
stolen property.
-Donald Gow, 51, 34055
Colegio Drive, Dana Point,
another Zia Silversmjlh partner,
booked on receiving stolen p1 o-perty.
-Patrick Daniel Tortiello,
25072 La Cresta Drive, Dana
Point. booked on sales of heroin.
Laguna Beach Police Del.
Steve Kirsch said the investiga-
tion was launched lo pin down the
market for property stolen in re-
aidenUal bur1lartes.
U•in& information provided by
Informants. Kirsch said, detec-
tives were able lo sell jewelery
represented to have been 1tolen
and buy known stolen property.
Kirsch said Investigators
bou1hl minor amounts of cocaine
from the two Laguna Beach ar-
restees. He said undercover
agent& were promised as much
as a pound of cocaine could be
made available to them.
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DEATH ••.
aggravated kidnapini. rape, rob-
bery or burglary; murder or a
fireman or peace officer in line or
duty; murder by an already.
convicted killer or by a hfo·lerm
prisoner; multiple murder or
murder for hire.
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