HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-09-30 - Orange Coast PilotTHURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976
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Daytime Skeeters
Baise Coastal Welts
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B11rke-supervisor Conflict Heats:·
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Hospital Cost
.To Jump 19%
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
portion or hospital rees t.hal ZS
million Medicare beneflclarln
have lo pay oul of their pockets
was boosted a record 19 percent
today by lhe Social Security Ad·
minlalratlon.
The bike, errective on Jan. l,
means t.hal an elderly or disabled
penon entering a hospital in 1977
will be responsible for the first
$124 of the initial bill, covering up
to two months, compared with
the present charge of$104.
Similar increases apply lo the
share or costs that are to be borne
by the patient for extended stays
in a hospital or skilled nursing
home.
Social Security Commissioner
James B. Cardwell srud the ln·
crease Is necessary to keep pace
with hospital costs, wtuch have
been shooting up at more than
Lwice the over-all cost or living. ·
Medicare covers all hospital
charges for up lo the first 60 days
..ellCept for an amount which, in
theory. represents the cost of tho
day of a dmission
Under the federal formula de·
algned lo balance off 1nnauon,
the price of that first -and sup·
posedly average -day goos up
$20. In fact, however. the com-
putaUons lag behind actual cosL9'
by about two years.
After the patient picks up the t nrat $124 of his bill nelCl year,
Medicare will, os usual. pick up
the balance through the OOth day.
But then further increases app-
ly which, for some paUentll,
could prove even more dear.
They will have to pay S31 daily
out o( their own pocket.a for the
tlsL through the OOth doy, up
lrom t.he present $26 da.l ly.
Post -hospital s tays JastinR
Daily P ilot Price
To 83.50 Oct. I
Home delivery price for
the Daily Pilot will go from
$3.25 to $3.SO per month ef-
fective October 1.
At $3.SO per 111ontb. the
Daily PiloL subscription
price remains amoni the
lowest for seven-day
newspapers in Southern
California.
Continuing major cost
inct'eases ln au aspect.a of
newspaper producUoo and
distribution, 1ucb as a $20
per ton newsprint price ln-
creue last July, make this
increase necessary.
Your Dally Pilot canier,
who 11 an independent
mercbaot, will realiu an
tncnaae lJl profil for his or
ber tel'Vices to you at the
.DllW price.
more than 20 days ln a skilled
nursing laome wlll l'equlre
beneficiaries '° pay $1.$.20 daily
for the 21st throuch the lOOlh day,
up from the present $13.
Medicare patients who must be
hospitalized more than 90 con-
seculi ve days can draw upon
their one-time-only lifetime re-
serve -an extra 60 days -but
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IA Official
Ousted From
HugM s Case
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Loa
Ange les County Public Ad-
ministrator Bruce AJtman has
lost in an effort to gain control
over the California estate of the
late Howard Hughes from an
Orange County man.
Allman sought to oust a cousin
of the late billionaire as spedal
administrator of the estate here.
But Instead Superior Court
Judge Neil Lake issued a ruling
Wednesday that would bar
Altman Crom any furth e r
participation In local probate
proceedings. He issued the sum-
mary jud1menl on legal ll'sues
on a petition filed by Richard
Gano or Anaheim.
Allmon accused Gano of tau.
Ing to fight a Delaware court ac-
tion that would have disposed of
Hughes' Summa Corp. stock, in-
cludintt securities In California.
Gano'• attorney, Ronald
Gother, argued that Summa
atock ls not included ln the
personal property under the con-
trol of the apeclal admlnialrator.
Gano, 60, wu appointed
special administrator April 14,
nlne days after Hughes died
. aboard a plane en route from
Acapulco, Mex., lo Houston.
Altma n bas been tryinJ to
wrest control of t.he est.ate from
Gano ever since.
Meanwblle, In Houston a bill
for $393,945 bas been submitted
by a Houston law nrm for lecaJ
services ln handling the affa.ln of
Hughes alnce the billionaire died.
The claim by Andrews, Kurth,
Campbell & Jones wa_, submitted
lo Harris County Probate Judie
(See BUG BES, Pace AZ)
Official& Indicted
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Two
former U.S. Poatal Servi~ ex-
ecutives, William F. Raborn ill
and Samuel H. Cole, were indict-
ed Wedneeday on cbarees ot
bribery, 1ubmittlnt false cla.ima
and income lu violations.
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Who's Got the Wave? I
Three wetsulted surfers fiaht for poslUon
oo a small Huntington Beach wave as a
fourth pulls back to wait for a wave of his
own. Althoup school bas begun, hardy
surfers still manqe to squeeze in a couple
of waves between classes. Crowds should
thin some as the water temperature begins
to drop.
Skeete:rs Plague Coast
Residents of Hunt1n1ton
Harbo11r and northern Hunt.-
tqtm Beach b•ven't escaped a
IDOIQalto omlauahl after all.
Thousands ol aaJt manh moe-
quitoes have escaped from tbe
wildlife refuse al the Seal Beach
Nny StaUon and b1ve bffn
plapin1 retldenta all month. •
.. These mo1quJtoe1 are daJtlme bl ten, .. Gllbe:rt Olallet,
manacer of the Orance ~YI
Vector Control District, said
Wednesday.
• .,,,.,. raue • welt on you
about the 1lse of a quarter Lbal
stays with you for several days,"
beaud. .
Cballet aald the mosquitoes
doq'l pose a heal~ threat. •-ne ootbreak •e bad Cftdlct-ed In July ba:f.pened n Sep-
tember," be sal .
He pointed out that Uh: mos-
qullo problem actually Is the re-
sult of unfortunote timin1.
He aafd the mosquitoes came
about after Navy personnel tried
to repair • tidal gate that con-
trols the amount or water cominc
iototheecolo1lcal preserve. Tit' work w H dQ~ dAlrin1 ltigh
Ude coadlllons, Chall~ aald, and
a great deal of water entered the
area ln.dvertenUy. It provided a
(See SKEETERS, Pa1e AZ)
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Die drich:·
'-Loser's
Flailing'
By KATHY CLANCY Of'"" 0.11, ,.. ... si.tt Assemblyman Robert Burke
<R·HunUnBton Beach) charged
Wednesdsy he was the target of a
"cheap politlcaJ shot" by Orang
County S upervisors Ralph Clari(
and Ralph Diedrich.
In turn. Diedrich call ed Burke's
counter-attack the "nailing away
... of a man in the heat of a losing
campaign."
Burke 1s seeking a sixth as·
sembly term in a race with
Democrat Dennis Mangers. '
And Burke was the target ot '
criticism by Clark and Diedricb
Wednesday during a conUnwnc
controversy over just who -th~ l
stale or the county -should pay
ror· four new s uperior court
Judgesh1pl> needed to relieve civlt
case backlogs
Burke said Wednesday he is
not flailing away at all. He r&<
ferred t o Diedrich's comments
as ··demagoguery" and said he'lt
still be an assemblyman fot
another couple of years.
We dnesda y's controver sy
arose over a bill Burke sponsored
which created four new s uperior
rourt judgeships
The measure pas11ed recently
but was amended lo leave out a
guarantee the s tate would con·
tnbute the $60,000 for each seat It
normally does.
And with that. supervlso,., re-·
rused to pass a resolution asking
the governor to fill the new seats
until the st.ate funds are guaran•
teed.
But Burke hod claimed Tues-
day supervisors were sln1ply
playing games. Their refusal to
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Chance of showers or
poaalble thunderstorms
lingering tbrouah Friday.
Little temperature change
expected.
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Qu~t Pledged
C~er Backs Atiempt to Find Men
BUFF'ALO, N.Y. <AP) -Je1aUon, authorlled by me nu t
l>emocraUc pre»identaal can· JaDuat)', not ooJy to ao &o Viet·
6tate Jimmy Carter pledaed lo-nam but also to Cambodia and to
.tay bo would try u presid~l to Laos," Carter told Ute alfl)Ort ~ a delegation to Vletum, crowd. ''That will be coe ol the
Cambodia and LaOI to atumpt to fint re1ponaiblllues l will ~
•ccount for American aoldltns IJUm~.
mt~ang an action in the Vletnam "We want to 1et our boys back ~r. (Related picture, A4) or accounted for.'· be added.
Carter responded l o people Cart.or' save DO $pttlhCS about ~arrylng placards at the ButfaJ(J the alze or makeup of such a de·
1'!rport demanding that Ute miss~ leaaUon.
fdg be accounted for. He aaid But an aide aaid ita pUJ"p()Se
>.new that he would establlab ,.,,Wd be to negotiate with the
JllpJoinaUc r elations with Viet-Southeut .UiaM to try to de-
pam onJy wben that a~ting temilile what happened to the re-
Ja ad been done. maining Amencans ous1ung in
"We need a presidentiw de· action.
* * ·* * * * ePersonal Integrity' , ;..· Ford Confidently
Backs Use of Fund
WASIDNGTON CAP) -Presi· dent Ford said today he ls coofi.
dent the inquiry into bis past
campaign finances will de·
monstrate he is "free o( any al·
legations" of impropriety and ex·
pressed hope the matt.er can be
r esolved quickly.
Perched on the side of his Oval ~rice desk, Ford told reporters
• bad never diverted any cam-
·Jitign conlributions for personal
use. The President was asked if a
rash of news reports about the in·
Q\llry by the Watergate special
prosecutor, coming in the midst
of his campaign agrunst Jimmy
Carter, was troubling him.
Ford replied that he was not as
concerned about it for political
reasons as he was because of his
•'record or ~rsonal tntegnty ...
"I 'm very proud or my record or personal integrity, .. the PrCM·
~nt declared.
At the ne"s conference. con·
)'Cned without advance notice .
Ford declined t o assess the
poht1cal impact of the investi~a·
l io n , being conducted by
Watergate special pro!:>N·utur
Charles Ruff.
}lainy Spells
Splotch Coast
An Arctic storm system
brouaht widely scattered and oc·
cuionally heavy-tain throughout
Oranee County today.
The ominous clouds and sud·
den showers are expected to re·
main al least until Friday, ac·
oording to a National Weather
Service forecast.
Showers were reported today
from Huntington Beach to
.La11una Beach_ There were no re·
J)Ort5 Of IOJUMCS due to suck roads .
Tl•mperatures along the coast
4hould reach the rrud·70s today
'hd s urrers on soutb·Cacing
~aches can ellpect swells rang-
~g from five to nine feet by l-'r1·
day.
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MEDICARE
'Wlll have to pay $62 daily instead
of the current $52.
The agency said the co:,t cir
Medicare hospital in.,urancc 1:s
expected to n sc Crom an over·
311 $13 6 billion this year lo $16.1.
bllhon in 1977.
About 24.7 million persons are
clhublc for the bcneflt.s th.is year.
'l'ht>y are expected to number 25_3
ma Ilion m·xt yl•or.
Socinl Security said th<-
averaac hos pih1I stay now costs
about $1,600 per patJcnl.
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DAILY PILOT
He did say that be bas .. full
confidence in the intelrilY" of
Rut'f and declared: "I strongly
believe in the special prosecutor
coocept."
Carter challenged Ford on
Wednesday lo submit to cross·
examination by reporters on the
investiaation into whether Ford
illegally dive rted campal&n con·
trlbulioos to his own use during
tus years in Congress.
Ford also reported that he has
given orders lb.at "'nobody on my
!:>ta re has aoy auth or1ty
whatsoever" to make inquiries
about the investigation at the
Ju.stice Department or special
prosecutor's office, suggesting
that such moves might be in·
terpreted as hindenng or im·
peding Ruff's work.
Asked if he didn't have a
perfect right to inquire whether
he is the target of the investtga·
tJon. Ford said that even tn that
event be fell ··any mqw.ry would
be misconstrued."
Ford also discussed his golf
outings as a congresi.man with
big business lobby1st.s -some of
which involved travel to corpora·
lion-owned couses and resorl'i.
Asked whether pending bui.i·
ness before Congress was dis·
cussed on the golf course, the
President replied, "Nol &o be the
best ol my recollecUon."
When a questioner said that
Rod Markley, a Ford Mot.or Co.
executive and lobbyist here, in-
dicated be and the President had
a ao1f course djscussion or the
Clear Air Act. the President In·
terjected, "Let m e mod.tly what l
said a few momenta ago."
He went on to say that con·
gressional business might have
been discussed informally on
some ocoasioos "in a casual
way ... Howeve r, he said hls golf·
ing hosts never sought any
"special favors" from tum.
Stale Slwre
Use Limited
By New Law
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Beginning next year , use of
Cabfomia's 1,070-mtle shoreline
will be restricted by a new law
aJmed al halting urban s prawl ln
largely undeveloped beach
are8..'I.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
signed this landmark lcgl.slaUon,
whlcb t akes effect Jan. 1, and 20
other environmental bllls at a
_ceremony in his om ce Wednes·
day.
"It ls for not only the people
who are In CnlifornJa today, but
their c hildre n and the ir
erandchildren and rencratloos to
come to eltjoy," the Democratic
1ovemor said.
At the hour.Jong ceremony,
Brown shwOed over 100 backers
of the bllls In and out ot the room.
including a group of chn.ntine In·
dians in leather and leather COS·
tumes who porformod
ceremonial dance11.
Despite deveJoper opposition,
the Le1islature approved the but 'In the last days of the 197~76
session. Jt creates a permanent
coutal commissioo with veto
PQWer over development.
A temporary commission
created by voter initiative in 1972
h ad similar powers, but its
authority expires at the end or
tbilyear.
Dotting the coast where most
Californians Hve, glistening
beaches and rugged cliffs
separate crowded developments or hotels, condominiums and
beach houses.
The commission's PQwer will
extend over a strip of land
generally 1,000 yards wide,
although ln some «<>loeically
sensitive areas lbe iooe will ex·
t.eDd up to four miles inland.
Prop. 20, the 1972 lniUative ap.
proved by voten, prompted this
blU.
The author of the btU. state
Sen. Jerry Smith (D&rat.oge>,
aald the blll would arrect develop-
ment. alon& the cout. in m.;ot
ways.
The P e ntagon says 795
Amer1cao 1enlcomm are sWl mi.ssioJ. C~r has said ln the past lhat
he would not move to establish
normal relaUom with Hanoi "un-
tJI I was convinced penonaUy
that the VJetoamese &ovenunent
had done everytblna hwoanly
possible to provide a complete
accounting of our men who are
listed a.s mil,ing to 1:1cUon. ''
President Ford bas hid be will
make o o move • toward
diplomatic recognition of the
Hanoi government until there is
a full account.Uli ol the missing
men. Carter came to ~eJo alter
two days of rest at his home .in •
Plains, Ga., where he criticized
Ford for lareely avoiding the
rigors and risks of daily cam·
paJgning by stayiDi at the White
House. He new OD to Boston for a
local Democratic fund-raising
event and a meeting with Jewish
leaders.
He ends the day in Portland,
Maine, with a spettb and a meet·
ing with Northeast labor leaders. "
Carter 's mam thrust in the
western New York area. which
bas a 10.4 percent jobless rate,
was to criticize FOrd'a handling
ol the economy, particularly Wl·
employment.
The nation's unemployment
rate was 7.9 percent ln Auguat.
Some 7.5 million persons were
out of work.
Sitting at a gTeen linoleum
counter in a ''Chew and Chat''
diner in the suburb of Tonawan·
da, the candidate talked with
four unemployed persons about
their problems.
One of the group, Charley
Pierce, said a fterward that
Carter talked more about the na·
lion's economic woes than the
difficulties the four were having.
Viejo Woman
Fights Rape
Try in Home
A Mission Viejo woman fought
off an intruder in her home Wed·
nesday arter he attempted to gag
her with a towel and then rape
her.
Orange County Sheriff's of-
ficers said the 28·year-old victim
told them she round the attacker
bJdlns io tbe 1ara1e ol bu home
after ahe returned from a sbop-
pinJ trip.
The victim, a regllltered nurse,
aaid she kicked and scratched
ber assailant and screamed •
while he tried to overpower her.
Deputies said the mao fled on
foot alter the wornan successful·
ly resisted biA advances.
Tnvestigators snfd they intend
to interview a local man who bas
been identified as her attacker.
They refused to identify the sus-
pect other than to conftrm that be
Jives a few streeta away Crom the
victim.
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SKEETERS
perfect breeding place for mos-
quiloe8. be said.
''There's nothing we can do
about It now,'' CbaUet said. ''The
adulta have all dl.spenect from
the base Into nearby bouslng de-
velopment&.
Challet said that Department
of Interior officials sprayed
areas lightly with petroleum oil
"but they obviomly missed some
places."
He said the outbruk bu been
severe for two Weeki and that
complaint. were DlOSt extensive
Jut Monday.
He said UJat with cool and
humid weather cooditJoos. the
life span ol the m011quitoes could
be extended for about two more
weeks.
Bonnie Naylor, of176e2Tortota
Circle, said the discomfort from
the past two weeks baa been ''irl·
credible.••
'"My husband and ldd.1 were
nearly eaten allve," ahe aald.
She said the Naylor family
stayed at a motel one m,ht "so
tba1 they could aet 'MJme aleep."
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HUGHES •••
Pat Gregory in HOU!ton.
The document ouWnes ac·
counting and tax services said to
have been performed by 26 at·
tomeya with the firm that has
handled Hughes affairs many
• 7ears.
Included were an extensive
Texaa and California search for a
valid will and le1al services for
Wllllam R. Lu1nmia. a Hughes
cousin, in handling probate mat· ten.
After Huebes' death, Lurnmis
was elected board chairman of
the Summa Corp., parent firm oC tbeemp.ire.
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Ban9i11g in There
Steven Branek, 9; Sandy McLeod, 8, and Randy
Christensen, 7, (from left) demonstrate the flexed arm
hang test. They are students al Huntington Beach's
Lark View School, where parents and teachers are test.
ing the physical proficiency of ~ludents. Aim is to im·
p rove proficiency through the school year. Tests serve
as a starting point much like classroom proficiency
tests.
Teacher
A 2S·year·old teacher was al·
facked ard r aped in her South
Laguna home Wednesday ni ght
by two men whose method of en·
try lnto the home is unknown.
· Orange Counly sheriff's de·
puties said the vicl.Jm was al·
tacked 1mmcd1ately after her
girlfriend left the house. She told
lhem her attackef$ warned that
Raped
they would shoot her if she did
not comply wilh their sexual de-
mands.
Officer s said the victim
described the two men as "non·
descript, dirty types"' m their
mtd·ZO's. They said the pair fled
from the home alter rapmg their
victim.
cuOUAL·ITY
TELEVISION
BURKE •••
~ a resolullon aireelntt to P•Y
their $200,000 $bare of each
Jud&eshlp. Burke said. earUM
held up pnssage of the mcll$uru
an.yway.
And. he suid, the IX'mO<'rJllr·
controlled lclthlnturo forced lhc
amendsneot supervt.sora now aro
crlUcld.n1 81.U"k• laslaUd that
the '80,000 for each p0altlon woua be forthcomtn• if supe i;ora would limply pass
th lulton.
But Dt •d r lch d l1rnlued
Burke's claims.
"DJd tho ball hate the provialon
for the relmbursemeol?" he
aaked. ''lt dld r1ot. The luuo l:t
&here."
Diedrich, durinf Wroo~ay's
board 1neeUn1, 1u11&ested tho county might look clhcwher~ lht•
n~xt Ume it wants a meA!lurc
passed considering Burke's
"mishandling•' of ttus one.
And Cl.ark claimed Burke ls out
of touch with his conslltuents.
••After wandering ~ in lho
bowels of state govemmellt Cor so
long."
Dut Burlte said, "This was
shoddy political rhetoric •.. by
two Democrats on the Board or
Supervisors trying to m ake me
look bad in my race down here.
"l am not surprised," he con·
tinued. "This is lhc caliber of
lnck they pull."
Clark was out or town today at·
tending a tax reform conference
and could not be reached for
comment.
And Diedrich when first qucs·
tloncd about Burke's chargo
asked, •·can you print a laugh?'·
When Burke wu told Diedrich
thought he was nailing away in a
losing campaign battle. he
replied, "I can only laugh at lba\.
one."
Then he referred to D1cdrfrh's
comment as "demagogu(•ry."
But despite lhl' criticism,
Burke said, he ii. st.Ill w1lhng lo
work with county officials on any
legislation they feel 1s ncl'<ied.
"tr they want somebody else t()
do it fine," he i.u1d, "but l am
willing to do it. My skin is thick."
Burke said, however, the four
new judgeships are nt'Cded to re·
heve court ovcrcrowdm1:. and
whether the state or county fools
the bill il s till comci. from tax
dollars.
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o.n,,..1e1stat•~• REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CANDIDATE S. I. HAYAKAWA SPEAKS TO SENIOR CITIZENS
Calls Youths, Elderly People 'Most Neglected Constituencies In the Country
Nixon A ide
Says Paper
Story False
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NEW YORK I APJ Richard
M Nixon has not yet wnttcn the
section of ht:. memoirs dealing
with the Wat(•rgate i.candal and
there fore a published report tha t
he will ma1nta1n that he 1s inner
cent of a ny wrongdoing in the af
fair 1:. "false, · a \pokt-sman for
Nixon says
In ab Wednl'-,da} l'(hllons. The
New Y o r k T1 nH'!. quoted
kno w le d 1:e able publ1s h1 n g
wurcei. an E uropt• and the United
Stales as i.ay111g that Nixon would
depict Watergate a,i, a partisan
battl-e, wa th h1mSl'lf ru. the v1rt1m
of ene mtl'S out lo bring ham down .
But f~rankltn Gannon. director
of research for Nnon's mcmo1ri..
said in a s t atl•mt.•nt rcl(•ased in
San Clcm1·ntt.• · "The '>lnry 1~ fu lsc
b<>cause N1'(on has nttt yC't written
the i;cctaon of h1:. book dealing
with Wat<'r galt• Only H1chard
Nllcon kno\\:; what he 1s ~orng lo
s ay about W att.·r~att•."
Tht> Tamt•s had no ammt·dlatc
c·omment on GJnnon':;statcmcnt.
but said an its story that Its source
saw 164 page s or m anuscnpt deal·
ing with Water gate and Nixon's
last two years an office.
The Times account said Nixon
will t>xprt'i.s rt'gret that he did not
quest a on a a de'> more cl~ely about
the Water1<ate break·an and will
admit to on t'rror in Judgment, but
tha t hl' ""all de n} JH•rsonal
resPon'• ha la ty
Police Probe
Shooting of
Stanton Youth
In' rstigatlon w a<; continuing
today intn the sho11tmg 1'uc\dny
"'"ht or a 16·y1•ar oltl Stanton
vouth. r>0l1cC' rcportt•d
· Ho~('r J Pt mor<• of 71\82 J,essuc
Ave 1,1,as reportc:>d in Ca1r conda
tam1 today :.al Stanton Commumty .
l10:1p1t al, poli<.'t' 'illd Ill' IS bein~
tr Ntted for ~hotg1111 \4ounds in th<'
ldt \Id<· a nd .1r m
lit•\\ ,1, 1n 1un •d at 9 p m Tul'i.
d n\ h\ a 'hou:un hln. .. t ran•d from
a brown rur ront.11ntnJ.l fou r mc>n ,
police s:11d
The i.hoottni:: orrurrl'Ci near
Lessue end Santa RMaha Street ,
the scrne ot numerou!I ganJt
related shoollniti. and v1olcnr1•
Out offle<•rs ~aid th<•y have not
y<'t dPtrrm1ncd whether this 1nr1
dent was i!ang rl'lall'd.
Mo1n l~av~. Child
WOOOLAN D HILL.5 <AP) A
1 yi.'ar old buhy has ~n found In
11 sprv1cc st a lion restroom, \&P
pnrently abandoned by h1 i1
mother who left him with 11 bun
dll• of clothin11 and a note
"Please take rnrc of my boy,"
l\ntd the note, found with thl' tot
Wcdnl'8day "1 have no home to
offer him r think ll's best this
way."
Seniors Neglected.;
Hayakawa Declares
By WILLIAM SCllREJBER
Of I~• O•llY P'11Gt Sl•lt The federa l government as
working feven s hly to end race
dl:.cnminat10n but hru. done ltttk
to end ·'segregation of th e
gener ahons," Repubbcan LI S
St'nate candidate S I Hayaka\\ a
declared Wednesday in Lagun a
Hills.
"The most neglc'<'ted coru.ta
tuencaes an the country are young
JX'<>ple between the .ag<'s of 14 and
20 and our ret ired and elderly."
Hayakawa told a gatht>nng or 250
senior citizens at the Villa Valen
cia rt•tireme nt hig h n~e
To tht> de light of the aud1ence.
Havnkawa strolled mto the lobby
area wearing a multi colored
kn it t a m o s hante r h is
trademark durin~ his turbulent
years as president or San Ftan
casco Sta te l1 nt versity
lie was a lso a ttired in ta rtan
plaid trousers. a natty blue
blazer and bright red tie
Audience reaction to his re·
marks was s ubdued but many or
the elderly apartment residents
approached him afterward to
pledge their enthusiastic sup-
port
Du ring his brief t a lk ,
Hayakawa vowed to fight for a
relaxation of minimum wage and
child labor laws to bnng more
idle young people Into the work
force
He bla med overly strict law.i;
and tight rest n ct1ons by big
labor uni o n s for k e epan g
Amen ca 's youth out of work and
"on the streets where they can
get into t rouble "
"The amount of money a young
Jl('r son earns isn't a.' important
as the fact he 1s earrung his 01,1, n
way proving he 's an adult, '
said Hayakawa "If the Jobr.
aren't available, thry turn lo
other ways of provmg they arc
grownups -like street crime
and drugs."
Hayakawa s aid the mi01mum
wuge IS so high lhal potrnt1al
youth employers prefer to h1re
somebody they won't have to
tram
"The treatment or our youth is
lied closely to the treatment of
our retired and t'lderly citizens,"
Hayakawa i.a1d. 'The y suffer
eno rmously because we are
segregating the generations in
th111 country "
The GOP candidate swd he
would press for removal o( soclaJ
-.ecunty hmats and penalties for
supple mental incomes that are
now keeping many high·skllled.
qualtfted old people off the labor
market
Hayakawa told the audience he
enva:.ion'I new educational pro-
grams 1nvolvang senior citizens
as vocational counselors for
young people an high school
"The way it is now, we don't
draw on the wti.dom and ex·
perient'e of our retired people,"
he said "We must encourage the
redl'ral f'Overnment to involve
older c1t1iens in the nation's
educational hfe."
During a question and answe r
period, Hayakawa said:
Ame:-ka s hould hang on to
the Panama Canal because "we
stole it fair and square."
-A major national program to
eliminate youthful cnme should
be started immediately
-Forced busing to achieve
raci al integration in schools is
the wrong approach because it
J)('nahzes the children for the
failure or adults lo integrate
society as a whole.
America must beef up its
military so at can bargain with
the Communist world from a
poMtJOn of s trength
lnOation will be "licked" on·
ly when a balanced federal
budget 1:1 urh1evcd.
Secrt'l11 ry o r State Henry
Kissingrr 1s one or the world's
mo.,t Importa nt peace·keeping
forces, particularly now tn South
Afnca und Rhodr s1a
State Energy Panel
Eyes Waste Probleni
SACR AMENTO <AP) -The
California Energy Commission 111
starting what it calls one of the
m06t 1ntens1vt> independent ln-
VC'Sltgallons ever undertaken or
nuc le ar dis posal and fu r l
reprocessing.
The lnvestljlat1on 1s required
under a landmark law whirh the
LeRislatun-adopted last summer
nfler lhl' de feat of a far more
r<'11tnct1ve nuclear lrutlat1ve pro-
po,;aJ on the June 8 primary
ballot.
Thl• fiv e -m e mbe r c om
mission's resolution was passed
unanimously W<'dnl'!lday
Under the new la w, the Energy
Commission must de termine
whether adequate nuclear fuel
reprocessing and waste storage
methods actually e xist. A positive
finding will give the 11r ecn hght lo
a pplirnl tons to build nucle ar
powr r plnnu. If the detcrmina-
llon 111 negallvr, no such planL'I
may be bUJ It in the state
Rut t>vt•n 1f the an.'iwer 1s yes,
the planL'i may still be blocked af
the Leaislature rejects the com·
ml1'Alon findings .
"The potential magnitude:> and
Impact of the8c delerminatlon.s
merit detailed and com ·
prehcnslvc deliberations," said
CommlssJoner Gene Varanlnl.
Under the commission's re·
solution, Ila staff 1s to presenl a
plan Oct. 22 for a aeries of hear·
ings to begin in January
Irvine Motocross
Al the hearln1s, witnesses
must Identify and analyze past,
present and proposed atepe to de·
al with nuclear fuel after il 111
used, and consider the roles or
prtvate lnduatry, lbe govern.
ment, and the public In manAg·
in g waste d hposal and
reproce11ln1. tbe resolution said. Track Brings Suit
An Irvine deve lopment com·
pany and its sales reprt'!lentath·es
are being sued for $501 million m
dama~es in.a class action med by
residents because a moc.ocross
stadlum t. bein1 built nearby
where they claim they were pro-
mised creenbell taclUtfes.
N11med as defendants in the
Orange County Superior Court
lawsuit filed by Sherry Selman
and Jerry and Gaye Lon1brake
are Warmlnston Development.
lnc:., Alta Property Manaiement
and t•o sales repr~ntaUves
Miss S e lman and the
Loogbrakes claim that when thl'y ·-
purchased their homes in the
Smoketree tract they were as·
sured thal a nearby undeveloped
area would be the site for p1cruc
tables, a bicycle path. barbecue
pita and other forrM ot areenbelt
protect.loo. .
lnatead, the plaintiffs state. a
motocross stadium is being built
fldjacent to the Smoketree homes.
They claim that they would not
have bougbt property in the area
had they been aware that the de·
renctants bad such plans.
1be motocross facilities are
located on the Edison right or way
which has been 1eased lo thr city
of Irvine.
The commtulon chairman.
Richard Maullin, has said there
will be no possibalaly for the
Legislature to act on the com·
mission ·a flndlnas unUJ at least
1978.
The Investigation foUon what
were called the most exhaustive
legislative heartnR• ever held on
nuclear ene rgy. These bearinp,
last fall, were before the M ·
sembly Resources, Land Use and
Ener1Y Committee, which draft-
ed the bills tbal resulted in the
new law.
1be chairman of that commJl·
tee, Aasemblyman Charles Wat·
ren <D·Los Angeles), has said the
lnvesU~aUon s hould go into even
more detail than his heanngs
Thursday, Septemb9r 30, t97e DAIL V PILOT .4.3
·waiting for Deatll
Jogging Woman Impaled in Fall
DEL MAR (AP) Upside
down for 20 minutes with a steel
N!inforcint rod impaJJn1 her,
Doreen Van Winkle recall.II alter
berin freed:
"I lhou1bt 1 was toinc to die,
so I Just relaxed and waited to do it ...
The accident took place last
week as lhe 28·year-old woman
jo11ed above lhe beach. She fell
into an excavation for a sewer
pumpine atation, and the at~I
rod three quarters Inch Jn
diameter rammed behind her
heart and through the lower lobe
oftbelung.
A nei1bbor sent for
paramedics, who removed her
with the rod intact. Recalls Miss
Van Winkle: "I could hear them
sawina off the met&J rod ri1ht beside my ear.·'
Surgeon Donley C .
McReynolds said at Scripps
Memorial HospataJ later· "I was
pushing on It at one end and Jim
<anesthesiologist Jim Nelson)
was pulline from above."
The surgery took 31h hours the
night of Sept. 22. Miss Van
WmJde was walking In her room
Wednesday and she may go home today.
Re ward Announced
. .
~
LOS ANGELES CAP)-The
city council has authorized pay.
ment of a $2.000 reward for in·
formation lead ing to ap·
prehension of the person or
persons responsible for the Sept.
1S blzutine of the Alabama Gates
aqueduct.
... -....... · SURGEON SHOWS HOW STEEL ROD la8PALED WOMAN
Doreen Van Wlnlde 'Relaxed, Waited to Ole'
Truck Driver Dies in Crash
A JOe·year·old Garden Grove
truck driver was killed Wednei;.
day nJght when he lost control or
his freight truck and plunged
<lown a 3S·foot embankment.
California Highway Patrolmen
reported loday.
al Anaheim Memorial Hospit.aJ
after the 10:50 p.m. crash on the
Riverside Freeway east or
Lemon Street, officers said.
front or him. He braked his truck,
lost control and plunged down the
embankment, patrolmen sai4:
Ile was thrown from the truck. •
Dennis Dwayne Loomer died
Patrolmen reported Loomer
was traveling In the right hand
lane when another car made a
sudden lane change, pulling in
The drive r or the car, a 197:t
brown Plymouth Ouster, as being
sought on a charge or felony hit
and run dri v1ng, the CIIP said. '
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and "'ov r11 paUern•.
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PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
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COSTA MESA. CALIF.
' Af DAILY PILOT Thuf8d!)'. Sepi..mb9r 30, 11118
!:!:tng Q FBI Tallies Rapped "'"·~ ~ ., . ..... '
', ~ I ... :h wlc• GAO Assails 'Inflated' Counts
Te• .... ldae
BELIA>, SUCK.El.8: Ah as the
UHllC month of November
draws nJgh, you can antldpato a
bJt of thunderoua news accowib
UletheH:
ITEM: Oranre County
Supervisor Ralph Clark flays As·
semblyman Bob Burke on hil at·
Utude low ard rrnandQ1 superior
courts and talleges Burke "bas
been wandering around in the
bowels or the slate bureaucracy
too long."
ITEM: William Farris, the
congressional opponent or in·
cumbent Republican Rep.
Charles Wiggins or Fullerton,
ftles swt in Superior Court, alleg-
ing Wiggins 1s unqualilied to vote
because of residency require-
ments.
ITE M : Orange County
supervlsorial candidate Phil An·
thony Is reported as calling for a
grand Jury probe of Sherill Brad
Gates because Gates has issued a
t>unch of special deputy badges.
· What these three items have in
common is that we have an elec-tion drawin& near.
· Take Item 1. Here we have
fiuperv1sor Clark going alter As-
semblyman Burke. Even though
our county government leaders
are supposed to be elected on a
non-partisan basis. Clark is one
of our region's big Democrats.
Burke 1s a Republican. Thus he
was a handy target
And after accusing Burke of
wallowing in the bowels of ~late
bureaucracy too long, Clark said
he was sorry he had to "come
down hard'• on Burke over the
~ourt issue.
· You bet
Study Item 2. Farris, the
bemocratic opponent or
tongressman Wiggins, uses the
lawswt route to get himself a lit·
tle ink a s the t!lectlon ap-
proaches Wiggins' residency 1s
lbe question. You have to suspect
that the law!>Ull could have been
hJed months ago. S. the timing 1s
Jnteresling.
WHEN A POLITICAL can-
didate l>U<.'S another, he can ~ay
all kind!. of things 10 the legal ac·
tion that gets pnnted. Whether
these allegations are actually
facts is another matter entirely.
Hut 1t sure puts the opponent in a
dl'fens1ve po.;turc
Look al lt<'m 3. Herc we have
supervi~onal candidate Anthony
<'alhng for a Grand Jury probe of
the shenrr.
The Grand Jury probe is pro-
bablv the most overused and
abus(•d election year gimmick in
lht' book or political strategy.
Somehow, in the p0bl1c eye, it
is awesome when somebody asks
for a grand jury pr obe o (
somrbody ebe. Jt has been used
as a political shenanigan from
school d1stncl fights all t:1e way
to Congress.
THE FACTS ARF. anybody can
nsk for a Grand Jury probe or
anybody else. You Cllll ask· the
Grand Jury to probe me. I can
ask thc Grand Jury lo probe you.
If everybody J(ot probed that
(he Grand Jury got asked to pro-
be, \\C 'd all ha\e prorls s tacking
out or us
You can alwnys a~k. but J{el·
ting the Grund Jury to actually
do 1t "nnothl'r matter
M.un thmJ! to remember when
)'OU read about all these probes,
Pmd'I, prot<.'!>tutrnns and l11wauil.1
ln an ek('t 1on yc ar 1'1 ltu"
Don 't tJkC lh<.'m loo scriou~ly.
WASHINGTON <AP> -When
dots one convictJoo odd ur to
10?
When lbe F'BI ls doin& the
counting, according to
Coo1reulonaJ lnvesttgat.ora who
Hid Wednesday that the FBI
illflatea !ta c rime-fighting ac·
compl:iabmenta that serve as a
baaia tor ita bud~et and con·
Guerrillas
Suffer Loss
Near Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -
Syrian troops and t.anb forced
Palestinian guerrillas out of a
20-square-m ile salient east of
Beirut today in a major loss for
the .£Uerrillas and their Lebanese
leftist allies in Lebanon's civil war.
A guerriUa communique con·
ceded lbe faJl of all positions held
by Palestinians and Moslem lef·
list militia north of the •:ital
Beirut·Damascus highway.
WITNESSES SAID ONLY
sporadic sh.ols were heard m the
area as Syrian forces mopped up
in pine woods on the !>lopes of
Mount Lebanon, a resort area 15
miles east of the capital
The two·day Synan operatJon
touched ore a new nurry of Arab
mediation efforts to arrang(.'
negotiations for an over-aJJ set-
tlement of the sect an an conflict
Arab League mediator Hassan
Sabri Kho li traveled to
Damascus with an offer from the
guerrilla-left1st alliance to
negotiate an immediate cease·
fire wlth the Synans and nght· ~ing Lebanese Christians.
SOU RCES CLOSE TO the
Egyptian mediator said he was
empowt>red &y the lcft1s~ to offrr
a new formula lo regulate the
guer rilla military presence in
Lebanon.
Right-wing Christian comman·
ders vowed to carry the war into
traditionally Moslem territory
unless guerrillas tum over their
heavy arms and return to re·
fugee camps in Lebanon
The Syrian mount.am pu.'h has
secured the southern border of
lht 800·squnre mile Christian
enclave along lhc Ul·arut
Damascus highway and extends
a Synan huHcr zone bel"l'CO
Mos l em-and Christian
populated territory to within JO
miles of Beirut.
THE SYRIANS ARE believed
ready now to g1H' the Palest1
ruans a breathing spell to ponder
the original offer of Synan Presi-
dent Harez Assad that Syria
should act as the sole guarantor
of guerrilla-Lebanese peaceful
coexistence.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia,
however, are reported pressing
for an urgent Arab summit con-
ference at the request of over·all
guerrilla chief Yasir Arafat to·
work out a settlement of
Lebanon's 17 -month war
GUERRILl.AS ARE nervou~
about the prospect of being al
Syria's mercy in Lebanon. their
last base of free action In the
Arab world. This freedom has
been trimmed by the Syrian in·
l<'rvcntion. At least l3.000 lroops
and 500 tan ks were "cot into
T A'hnnon by Uamascus in June
Gucrnllas are now boxed in,
holctin~ less than one-fifth of the
country, with their bases along uw Israeli border l<>:'ll and thr1r
bucks to the Mediterranean.
grf'Ssional appr()pnalions.
VICTOR L. LOWE 01'' the
Genera l Accounting Office
(GAO> cited one e.xample in
which the FBI credited it.sell
with JO <"onv1ct1ons in the case
of a bad cfieck artist who
passed 10 phooy checks.
1'he GAO questioned nlnt>
other convictions out of a total
ol 108. In another case, the FBI
claimed two convictions for two
men arrested by highway
patrolmen for a murder on a
m1htar} base
Lowe also told a House
Jud1c1ary subcommittee that
the Fe1 ·s s uccess statistics
often include the work of local
law enforcement agencies and
rely on 1nfl1>ted potential money
losses instead or the true money
Jost.
LOWE SAID THE FBI agrees
the figures could be misin-
terprt>ll'd and is trying to de·
velop new ways lo measure and
report accomplishments.
Lowe said the GAO i~ at the
midpoint or a review of 1,199 •
cas1>s at six FBJ field offices:
Boston. Chicago, Los Angeles,
Milwaukee. San Francisco and
Sacramento.
In the rategory of ·money
s aved in SO PBJ investigations
reviewed to date. Lowe said the
GAO questions aU of the cases.
IN ONE INSTANCE, Lowe
srud, a fedt•ral court Judge dis·
mis:;ed a land title swt for $1
million on lh<.' merits of the
case The FBI had been asked
only to 1n\ e~t1gate the back-
ground or those bringing the
.;wt, yet churned a saV1ng of $1
million for its effort, the GAO
said
In another savings ca~e. the
GAO s aid the FDJ recovered
counl<'rreit money orders with a
face value of $314,800 The Urug
Jo:nCorccment Administration, 1n
Britai11 OKs
Role in Talks
For Rhodesia
SALISBURY, Rhodesia <AP>
Bnla1n told the Hhodes1an
government todo} 1t will caJl a
con.\lllulwnal < nnf<'rence w1th1n
two wetk~ to d1 -.russ an mtcnm
government to lead the former
Bnllsh colony to black maJonty·
rule. a spokesman said today
The spokes man for the white
minority admin1strat1on here
would not give any details
SEVERAL BLACK Aftt<'an
leaders have said a conC<.'rencc to
work out d<'ta1ls or the proposed
interim government should be
held outside Rhodesia ~o prevent
Prime Minister Jan D. Smith's
government from controlling il.
Smith wants the conference held
10 Rhodesia
Sources here say the con-
ference might be held in the
Zambian town of Livingstone on
the Rhodesian border.
BOTH MAJOR factions of the
Rhodesu10 black nationalist
Afncan National COuncll <ANC>
welcomed Britain's decision to
conven e the conference
somewhere an sou them Afri ca
Josiah Chlnamano, vice
president O( lhe domt'Sllc Wing or
lht' ANC headed by Joshua·
Nlcomo. said · "We have always
maJntained that Rhodesia was
the responiiibahty of Bntain. and
we have always called on Britain
to take up Its r t>spon.'iib1Lity The
move menns our call has been
responded lo."
··Kate's Strength Wanes
.Storm Threat to Hawaiian Islands E<Ues
kMf•f'dout
lrt '"°'1•r•lli.. !>ti,.._ tHl~tl<Mol
the Uml' scheme, recovered
money ord~r» worth $231 ,400 •
None ot the money orders was
pasaed. The FBI claimed a sav·
i.ngs or 1$46,200, Lowe tald.
In the remalnlna categories
-fugitives located, fine,, u a
result or inves\lgaUons, and re-
covery of stolen property -the
CAO questioned 96 of 315 cases,
saymg the mont>y value was.Im·
properly claimed or locaJ law
enforcement agencies d.1d most
ol lhe work. .
MOST FUGITIVES. said
Lowe, are actually mil1llll'Y de-
serters who surrender to local
police. The sole FBI contrl bu-
tion is to circulate the de-
serter's name as being wanted,
he said.
The FBI needs more com-
prehensive management 1n -
format1on t o gauge pnonhes
for its agent.s and the effl!ct1vc
n~s or llS 1nves t1gations, Lowe
said. Of 6,209 cast's sampled by
GAO, only 530 were eventullJly
prosecuted.
Corter 011 Corf er
The rela~cd and smiling Jimmy Carter depicted in a
campaign pos ter 1s in contrast to the Democratic pres-
idential candidate's actual stance as he fi<'lds a question
tlurmg a press conference Wednes day at Plains, Ga.
Coffee Prices to Rise
NEW YORK CAP) -The Nes-
tle Co. has announced that 1t 1s
raising the w holesuJe pnce of
three brands of in!>tant coffee by
7 to 14 percent, but it says con
sumers will not feel the increase
until the end of the }ear.
A spokesman for the company,
the nation's second b1ggt>st pro-
duct>r of instant coff~. swd Wed ·
nesday it "111 be up lo ind1\ 1dual
stores lo decide whether to pai.s
the pnce h1kei. on to the public.
Nescafe decaffrmated Wlll n sc
by 6 cents 3n ounce. a 14 per
cent. and Nes tle Decaf will 10
crease 3 cents an ounce, or 7 per
cent, according to the company
a.Mouncemenl
Sour .. e in ('0119rc•u?
WASHINGTON IAl'l The
final flou~e Eth1<'S Comm1ttN· re
(IN SHORT J
ports on the Daniel Schorr case
reportedly suggests that Schorr'i.
~ou.rce for the House intelligence
report was som~ne ronnecled
\\Ith Congress rather than with
lhe Ford administration .
Members said the report doe.s
not guggesl the s pecific indenllty
of the person who might have
leaked the report to Schorr or
even narrow the number or
possib1l.Jtics to a few 1dcnt1fiablc
people.
Brif bh Hit•f# F.,arc.-d
LONDON IAP) -Without help
from the International Monetary
fund CIM F) to prop up the pound,
Hntaan would have to endure
economic policies so savage "I
lhlnk they would produce riots in
the streets," says Chancellor of
the Excheauer Denis Healey. "J think il would mean three
million unemployed, and living
standard.-. would fall by at least 5
percent," Healey said In a
telens1on interview late Wednes·
day
D'•fftc-for fo Rt-rnaln
WASHINGTON (APJ -Soviet
orf!cials foaled to convince a
Russian jet fighter pilot. first Lt.
Viktor l . Belenko, who derected to
the United States to return home
after an extraordinary meeting
with the pilot , Slate Department
officials say.
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SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
Tankers brin&in1 AJubn cNde
oiJ to Lone Beach will be adviaed
by Standard Oll of Ohio to pua
out.aide lhe Santa Barbara Chan·
nel, a Bureau of Land Manaao-
ment official says.
But each captain Y.'lll have the
final say about which route he
takes, depending on weather and
other conditions, aald Jack Lahr.
· assistant manager of BLM'a
Sohio Oil Transportation Project.
THE EXPLANATION did not
utisfy S anta Barbaraius who
want assurance that the channel
-the area or a maJor oil spill m
1969 -will not have to accom-
modate the 11 Sobio tanker ar-
rivals each week.
Lahr said at a public bearinc
that he knows of no federal
aulhonty to compel the tankers
to pass outside the channel
rather than lhrouRh it. He said the environmentul impact re·
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~••E'i11ed
Actor Jtk Lemmon plead·
ed guil~ to drunk driving
charges .Vednesday. He re-
ceived afine of $315 and a
30-day sspended sentence.
Lemmot was arrested in
the MaU\1 area July 1. The
actor w5 absent from the
hearing. '!is attorney made
the plea.
Brown 'Limits Era' Conflic't$ With State Plan
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. appears
heeded tor • b1tlff conlronta·
tion with lhe state lll&hway
Comm111sion over a C&llfomla
trademark: tbe freeway.
The dlspule bu all the mark· ln,. of a classic polJUcal batUe
lnvolvln1 Democrats and
llepubllcaos. Brown's famous
era-of-limits phHoaophy and a
debate over whether lbe state
should continue to stresa new
roadway construction.
THE COMMISSION SET Lhe
ata.ie for the dispute last Friday
when it approved a six-ye ar
hiehway plan that included
more fundlng for freeways and
other roadwa~ than the ad·
ministration wanted.
Brown 's top transportation
advisor. Donald Burns. said the
administration would prepare a
1971-78 highway budget based
on its own plan -not the
commission's -and ask the
commission to adopt it next
month.
'-rHE £POCH OF unlimited
f~eways and the attempt to
pour cement from one end of
the state to thr other. that•R over, and It takes a whlle for
people to adjust to that," the
DemocraUc eovernor later told
re~.
"I would expect that tht: re-
alization in the minds of the
f~eway lobby that we're in an
era of llmttis will take some
time to learn.
Commissioner Ken Vetter
predicted th<.> commiss ion,
dominated by a ppointt>es of
former Republican Gov. Ronald
Reaaan, would reJect a budget
that differs too much from lbc
comm1sswn'.s plan.
IF THAT HAPPENS. Bums
indicated . the administration
could wait until January, when
the terms of two Reagan ap-
pointees expire, and ask the
newly constituted commission
to modify the budget.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
"It 's posstble that tbe budltt
rould be puaed in Octobtr or
November and be ch~ed In
January or February,' u4d
Burns. who la Brown's
aecretury ot bu•lneaa aod
tran.aportatloo.
B E HAS ALSO uld that
Transportation Dir«tor Adriana
Gianturco could relwse to 1ub-
m lt c o m rn lssion-approvcd
hi&bway projects for biddfna by
construction flrms .
The controversy bolls down t.o
a disagreement over how much
the s tate s hould spend on
vanous phues of the h.lahwa.y
program. how much that pro.
gram will be affected by lnna·
t.Jon and easollne e<>nsumplion
and bow much attention abould
be given to rapid transit.
THE DEPARTMENT HAS
proposed a six·year plan that
stresses gap filling. congestion-
cu ll in g, maintenance and
transit.
HIGHWAY ERA ENDING?
Donald Bums
The commission wants the
plan w Include construction or
more miles of new roadway.
Burns contends the com·
mission's plan would exceed ex·
isUng resources by as much as
$1.2 billion, a claim commission
chairman William Leonard dis·
agreed with. port in lts draft and final form
will not recommend legislation lo
give the government s uch
aulbonty. NA TI ON ALLY KNOWN SPEED READING
Darrises llldicted
Tioo Face Trial in &arst Kidnap
OAKLAND CAP) -W-illiam and
Emily H arris, underground compa-
nions of Patricia Hearst. have been
indicted for the kidnaping of lhe
newspaper heiress 21 2 years ago.
The indictment accuses the two
3vowed members or the Symbionese
Liberation Army of kidnaping for
ransom with bodily harm i.n the Feb.
4, 1974. abduction of Miss Hearst Crom
her Berkeley apartment. The max·
imum penalty would be life in prison
without possibility or parole.
The indictment -13 ('OUDls against
each defendant -includes charges of
robbery and assault likely to produce
great bodily harm against Steven
Weed. with whom Miss Hearst shared
the aparlmcnt from wh.ich she was
kidnaped. (Related S\ory, All}
D-da!J for Lil.-Qawrg'!
PASADENA CAP) -Scientis ts
have sequestered themselves with a
batch of new data from Vilung 2 thal
may provide the final answer lo lhe
question or Lire on Mars.
Vikina's robol laboratory radioed
Tes ults from its first or1anlc
cbemt.try experiment Wedne5day,
seeking the carbon-based compounds
that are the found.aUoae of all Uvint
things on Earth. Wilboul lhem, aclen·
lists may not concede the pretence of
life on Mars.
1-·a<"<-ine 1111 on Hand
LOS ANG ELES (AP)-Moreswine
nu vaccine" has arrived here and of·
ficlals say there is now enough to in·
nocuJate 2 l million people in a pro-
gram scheduled to start Nov. l ln 10
Southern California counties.
More dch\•erles are expected soon,
a spoke~roan Cor the county services
department said Wednesday. adding
that the county department would
open clinic~ Oct. 25, Z1 and 29 for the
elde rly and ,P<'rsons witb heart,
(_' _BR_I E_F_S _J
respinory. kidney or other chronic
ailmee. Shots for the rest or the
populaon wilJ begin Nov. l .
f'OOl Paet 01fl!r t:PJed
l.O~NGELES <AP) -Teamster
Uruon rficials were to have met to·
day toecide whether or not to recom·
menc acceptance or what
super.,-ket chains say 1s their rmal
contrct o rcer to drivers and
warehiasemen in Southern California
and thl.as Vegas area.
Neptiators for the F oll d
Emploen Council representing the
large 1arket chains made their pro-
posal ,le Wednesday but no deta1l:1.
were dclosed.
RoblPr• Strike Bateb
LON BEACH (AP ) -Robbers got
away lth more than S2.000 in two Long !ach bank robberies -the
first o&hich was almost toiled when
the stoa getaway car crashed into
an a mllance.
ln th first holdup a man walked
calml) into a Bank or America
branchhanded a teller a note, and
len wit $1,SOO. In the second theft, a
man alut 25-years-old len a Security
Pacifl•Natlonal Banlc branch wlth
about to.
Sa11 Hego a Bog?
SA~IEGO <AP) -An engineer
says QI Corn lo 's SC('()nd biggest city
would lecome a watery bog if an
earthuke measuring 6 on the
Rkhtescale ever hits.
Solli;tround wouJd turn to ooie for
miles tound. the engineer smd In a
spcecbt the Museum of Natural Jhs.
tory.
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Sad Fate for Pets
Last year, 22.SOS does and 17,430 cats -m ore ~ 100 a dny -died 1n aeeompress loo chambers at
the Orange County animal shelter. Nationwide
estimates are that 13.S .mllUon unwant~ pets a.re
ddtroyed noually.
Animal control COl5ta $1.8milUon. a year in Oran1e
County alone, and thenatlon'1figure18 staggeri~g.
' Tbc c ause is unchecked pet !)>Ami.Qi and breed-(tn.a by owners who don't «re or can't afford lo have
their pets surg.iceneutered. Humane groups are
working on the em. cou.nty animal control of-
ficers do their at a thankless job and some
veterinarians now provide low-cost neutering sur·
gery.
But their elforts areo't making much of a dent in
the senseless pet slaughte-r.
Veterinarians, humane and government groups
eed to get together, coordinate efforts, promote .re-
search into simpler pet birth control techniques and
perhaps arrange free or low-cost neuter services. ~ Perhaps some public funds could be used and
olunteers could help get the word out. As it is, the
roble m costs taxpayers money and results so far are
he s ad killing of pets that never asked to be born.
J CalTrans Bankroll
~ F or months now we 't>e been hearing that the
alifo rnia Department of Trans portation (CalTrans)
practically out oC rnooey and just can't afford to un·
,dertake proposed highway projects.
: Last week, the state Highway Commission found
:quite a bit or money-about $309 million in state funds
)and anothe r $258 in federa l highway money
!earmarked for cities and counties, UratCa!Trans has
been squirreling away, along with its current cash
ibalance or about $200 million.
Since h er appointment by O<>v. Brown, Ms. Gian·
turco has bee n diligently cxecutina the Brown d-
nunistration policy of cutting back on Cali!orula's
freeway sye;tem .
While there us something to be said (or putlinJ the
brakes on excessive new highway buildina. the ell·
cusc that there just asn 't anr money to pay for com-
pleUon or half.(uusbed projects apparently doesn't
hold w3tcr.
Ms. Gianturco m ay be nn efficient bureaucrat but
the crrorts or her department lo date-notably the ill·
fated Diamond Lane boondoggle -ha ve hardly ln-
spired conladcnce m her ubitily to comprehend the
practicalities of transportation needs.
lt was time for the Highway Commission to speak
up.
Empire Building?
Directors of the League of California Cities have
d ecided the league should own its own building in
Sacramento.
Their decision was touched orr by tbe upcoming
December. 1978, expiration of the lease covering pre-
sent 6,JOO.square.foot league headquarters.
The directors last November bought a $130,000
s ite for the proposed building. Now, they want Orange
County's 26 cities to collectively contribute between
$170,000 a nd $190 ,000 to a building fund. The plan is to
erect a 35,S48·square·foot headquarters at an estimal·.
ed cost of $1.35 million.
That's nonsense.
The League of Cala fo rn1a Cities 1s a quasi-
governmental organization designed to give city in-
terests a collective voice in matters affecting their in·
terests.
f And the Highway Commission, commendably,
hold CalTrans Director Adriana Gianlurco to cut the
'rpurse strings and add the "found " millions to hf2' de·
,partment's propos.ed six-year road program.
And there is no reason for the league to become so
institutionalized that taxes paid to support city gov-
ernments should be used to build a massive head-
quarters in Sacramento.
It begins to sound like empire building.
'1 have a marvelous ma ·ne thal takes a simple thing and
·makes it complicated unintelligible. I call it Congress.'
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New Tax Bill Spells onfusion
I Handicap
!(-~-Y-D_N_E_Y_H_A_Rll_IS-)
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I 1t v. as three months before J
was out of a cast and sUna and I abk to use my right arm again
, without support. Here are some
of the things I learned during th al
pc n od
' There a r e many more
ih andicapped people walking
around the
:s treets than jw c e v e r
.notice u n t il
'" e be com 1· one of them
Carter's unfortunate
Playboy interview proves
the adage once more : I le
that lies with the dogs,
riseth with fleas
G H .
Oteemy Gvt com,,,'"".,.. '"~•Htd tJy rt•d•n •ftd do,.., rn<•''"'''' rtflR l I,..,. ~ .. W\ •' "'• ~ .. , ... ,., \.tf'O ·~ pet '"" te Gf.o"' r Gvt. O•tlf Ptlcft
car to another with safety, com
fort and assurance.}
-Mott people hove kind in·
atincta (once they are aroused
from their normal s piritual
torpor) but don't . really know
how to express them adequately.
without injecting excessive pity,
anxiety, condescension, or a
hollow heartin ess. This is
primarily a failure in com·
municative skills, not a defect. in
sympathy.
\The tendency
•or the hale 1s
·to turn awilV
: from the un·
·fit, and s imp·
: l Y n o l l o -GENUINE HUMOR is the
: notice they arc there. rarest quality a handicapped or ! -The normal world is con· injured person encounters:
:structcd with innumerable ob-usually, alleged humor takes the
;stacles to the handicapped that form of ''Did your wife hit you?"
iq,re not seen or recognized by or ''l'd like to see the other guy,"
lplanners. architects. deeorators, or "What were you chasing
:designers. or engineers. after?" and similar pallid jests
• one get.a alck of parrying by thu J -TJIERF. ARE too many firstweek.
-steps lhal could and &hould be -wamng to be seen tn 3
: ramps; too many cf.al"' made so hospllal clinic reduces everyone
;low that anyone handicapped to the lowest common d e·
WASHINGTON Rarely does
a candidate get a chance to re·
deem a campail(n pledge before
he's been elected to office Jam·
my Carter has had one. He might
have shown he bas the leadership
quahlles he 1nsistA his opponent
lacks by demanding lhal Jerry
Ford veto the tax bill. That would
b e a n unus ua l thing for a
DemO<'ratic candidate to do to a
DemO<'ralic·controlled Conl(ress.
but party orthodoxy won't get
hi m elected a nyway.
The night Carll'r tol d tht•
DemO<'rats he
was accepting
their nomma·
tion, he also
said to them
that the tax
syst e m w as
"a disgrace t o
t he hum a n
race." Well.
his part y's
congressional
( VON HOFFMAN )
against the rich, however. won't
bring in enough money lo lower
anybody else's taxes .
The importance or loophole
closings is symbolic. Attaining
the symbol. however, ought not
be confused with tax reform.
Reform begins with simplifica-
tion. the ehmlnaUon or at least
the draconian simplification af
the deduction system, but that
means loopholes for m.iddle·class
tupayers would vanish along
with those for the rich. The tax
rate for everyone would rau .
computing your tu liability
would lake 15 minutes, but gone
would be the government sub-
s id ies to the middle class.
Instead of allowing working
parents to deduct day-care ex·
penses, Congress would have to
go about the matter in a more
conspicuous and vlsible fashion
by appropriating money for this
purpose.
YEAR after year, there would
probably be debates about such
lhinas as child care subsidies.
but they wouldn't be the
automatic, seldom.examined
things they are when subsidies
are handed out by the stealth or
taic deductions. Carter has .said
that one of lhe cha
to introduce into th
emment is ·'zero·
ing," that ls, a edure by
which even reques for refund·
mg of ongoing acti ·ea must be
j ustified every ye as though
they were new and~med. By appr opria g money
directly to certain payers via
an infinite number specialized
deductions whic re hidden
from the public by their
complexity. billio1 are spent
wilboul any r eview( their effec·
liveness whalsoevt"lbe invest· ment lait credit one such
mechanis m which been used
for years .
SINCE JTS ince;on in 1962.
bilUons of other e taxable
money has stayed bands or
businessmen wh vested in
new equipment an educted its
cost against their l bill. Carter
himself has used
of the credit in hi
turns.
The l'eason fo
which last year a
appropriation or 7
to buy new macbin forplivate
enterprise, ls lha 's supposed
to stimulate busin • put people
back to work and Ip us out of
the recession. The is no data --
none -showing investment
tax credit does y of these
things. There is s c reason to
think that it may encourage busi·
ness t.o buy new machinery bul
not soon enough t.o help in the re·
cession.
But short·lerm or long.term, is
it beneficial to have executives
making investment decisions on
the bas is oC tax advantages?
Shouldn't the only criterion for a
business buying a new piece of
equipment be its profitability? A
businessman doesn't need a lax
incentive to buy machinery
that'll make him a prom. Jr the
tax laws are used lo manipulate
him into doing what would
otherwise be unprofitable, we're
storing up trauble for ourselves.
We're Juring concerns t.o become
permanently dependent on the
state and we're diverting invest-
ment money away from its most
profitable and therefore pre·
sum ably its most productive use.
Not all government money
should be spent on that which is
most efficient. It's not efficient t.o
save the owls and the egrets, nor
t.o plant shrubs in the parks, nor
b1.ty art for public buildings, but
it Is good. The same cannot be
s a1d for tax laws whlch result in
the purchase or unneeded, un-
wanted, inefficient capital in·
vestment. As lhe decades go by,
all we wio for ourselves is the in·
flationary, low productivity we
associate w Hh a country like
F.ngWid.
: <'annol lov. er or ra\.se himself nominator of humanity, and re-
•without help, andloo manydoors lnforcu my earlier comment
contingent , aide d b y th«"
Republicans, have disgraced
themselves and the race again
with a l,500·page tax bill of such
opaque complexity that neither
grown.up adults nor economists
can understand it. Mill.Jons of
taxpayers won't be able to un·
derstand it either as they con-
tinue to find out they can 'l com-
pute tbell' own taxes. • fine state
of a!talrs since faJlure to do IH>
properly can result in fmes, con-
fiscation or property and
bankruptcy.
J that are am possible to ol)en 11 you that all medical students be com· :bavc• an inJured arm or leg. pelted to submit to this coodition THE LAW 11 supposed to
' The instrument panels on ~fore granted a license to play tiahten some loopholes by whk h Dollars fo the PLO
ll automobalc·s are arranged (or God. thwielhwetalthY: aretb gettinf .. g ahway
,their dubiouscstheticappeal,not ou paying eir air s are. WASHINGTON -The
l by Jog1e, convenierK'e, common -THE MOST time-worn The knowledge that some Palestine Liberation Organba·
• llensc or case or use. <Ono un· clichc of all has lu ted so long mlllJonairea don't. pay taxes, tion ls raisl111 funds ln the United 1 iformitv that !'ihould be imposed becauae jl 1s perfectly true -when office workers surrender 30 States tor Jl& cuerrtlla activities.
1 upon .ill auto makers ls lh plac· thnt you never appreciate your percent of their wages to the gov-On at least one occulon, money
1,. tn R o r t n ll tr um eotatlon in fitn ess until you Jose u .. and tbal ernment, Is demoralizing and has beeu routed throuih the sympatbt1eTtln t country have
uientat•el orrnnRe ment on evt ry you ure never :so badly of{ that prejudicial to the equitable ad-PLO's Pttmanent Observer PQSL been depo1lted PLO account
•make nnd modt>I, so that the you can't look oround and aeo miniatraUon of the Jaws. By all at the United N'atlt>m. ove.rseu. The ac ~la used to
•motorist ~ould switcb lrom ooo someone worse oct. estimates c losing loopholes The fa.tnda colle~ Crom PLO fioanco PLO o tdiotts, pre·
' sumably lncluarn1.e1'l'Ol'tstra1d.<J
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1 A Frenchman's F'!1vorite Topic .~¥~~
1 You cannot know France Ol' A , • And he added: ··It 11 clear that caJI 11 la ibonllo. The ED&UP call :1;!-1~f tra
lJ'rencbman ror long wtthout CHARLES the accuution1heaped11p0a the It Uw ~ •• We Amerl~ are u 1 UI J>
'lbearin1 about the crisis or the McCABE Uver are unfounded. lo the ftnt mott forthrtght ~t aJJ. HtlllflOWr. tJ~tfice ;b IJver -cril• u fow. Tbeft ts no plaee the ~ver crtsts 1t never ltabeautiful and explicit term. by Jicob El-0 I subject that ao endltnly OC· mentioned in any medical texts. u
j cupies the attentl~ and the con· 1'bese •Jmpt.oms .,.. often ac· Jo the second place a ayatematic TBl8 MALADY, however, tt la ~::::~at:er t
J ~enatlon of the frMlchman, 1)0(. companied by diRomrort or pain look at the pcopJe clalmtni liver called, la ju.at another name for • 0
•~en the glories 'blifapoteoear onlbefiibtaldeoUbebody.The criaea turns up no malady ctut.tonylnlbematterolloodor ~o~l~lt~.ee l
{J)e Gaulle, or even Jo~1tseW. • crisls can last from 8 few hours what.oeve.-. In the third place drink. We drink and eat. more r A.
i The IJver ts to the Ften.cb busJ-to two or three days. Women are· people having real liver pro-than out system tan aatmUate. . It reJates la
neuman what lbe heart 11 to hla just 88 suacepUble to it u men. bJema are never plarued by the The unaHknilated put nows ruans had collec l A m e rl c a n a 7 m p lo m s pre v lo u • I y throulh the •1•tem u a kind oC El-Oubedl sald
' t t. 'l1D: CJUSIS of the liver so det«ibed." poiJOD. ..PLO nation rc-oun erpar ~· Ou~'scodcn •-the source «tipped lb• attention of the __,. -ENCll .. --idely __ ,. Tbe French arenctabouttoad· 1 'Ab Kh led
I
d pt8cliCally ...:;;:. trench that A feW years back a UC. .. a _." WI aIJU nllf. that they are I greedy pee)-!'I' U a •
all physical ~ tbeysetupanA1sociaticnfort.be mlst.al:enlyknownaslogicalpeo. pie. The grand talk about the distress, and Study or the Llvel'. l>~tors pie. U you think the observations crisis ol the liver wW contlnue, "WE ROPE
• constant ~· _.. representln1 tbil association ol Dr. Bebbamou are goin& t.o uitmustcontlnu~. toworkforour thrut to life held 8 press coaferenoe to dis-make any difference in their way revoluUonary v
lit.self. cuss their wor.t. They said they oltbi~lnl about tb1eirUVi1ers.kyou Fr~._tbole o
1
f us who are not Oubedl. He no
would be wortmf 00 ipacb serious are oumoat 1ure Y m 1ta en. ~. there 1 a moral, albeit a nians' money
Vichy and Ubwyet a.t Vital ~tif. ~1"' 'I'here are m•ths that are 1Uit1t one, to all thla.1be French over to hlm by Purier water rt.os\a.ialbtGDa, aDd~mlll-J a~ notoriomly the rudest people in New York, ve Imbibed • &In. neceuary to santval. 'nere are OD ea.rt.b, especially to people . ~ the mUllons of battles In the But they wdald not be workinc ~ao~~~r:~t :~ wbo are not Fracb.. 'Jbt nen Ou~ulb=kn
l belSef that these J>(Mtioos have a 00 the crf.lt de fot.. time you want aomd.blna from a St.ates and that
l4irect and lnvlaorattni line to the For, said the doctors. the liver YlnJ. French.man, oT 1 Fhmch.oman,
ver. No less than 300 ~medJea crt.sl.s ilmpty does oat extst. The Jt ls Important to the Ftench just make cluck:in1 nolses, point ~::i~~al~~~~ 0
are sold In pbarmlde.s few Just. director of the new utOC:iation. that they dl1nily the hangover to where you tblnk YoQr liver tbi.a channel.
liver. at • cost ot millions of J)f. Jean·Pterre Benbunou. said wttb a stately honorific. Ex· ml&hl ~and murmur the magic
francs. of the crisla: ''lt does not exist coaJve lndul1eoce ln ricb food phrase: "criae de fate.." Md Pf'O-funds. •
A crbis of the llfft typically •ft.1'Wbue else in the world. and Yinoua llqwdJ produces the pan 7ounelt for• Y9'ba1 NL•· We pointe ~ in the mondna wtth a ~etJOl>ethinkslbehendlh•ve same aymptoma u the cJ1a1I of 611rL .Before 10U let nay; you Oubed!'a lctlc
headache, a pasty tong:. 'Wet')' bad llven. wen. tt ls a thell•erin all cult.ma. The Mex· may eTeo fel a drink oa &he the PLO'• U
...-a and ptrbaps YOml • myt!i.•' • kao1 call ltlo.CT'llda.. Tbeltall~ ~ tiaauy. Tarui ----
the Vlril·
$4 ,064, which
d ao into the
chest." El·
e, bytbewl\f,
out that El·
as written on
Nations &ta-n rcca11ed that
the Virginians had delivered Ute
$4,084 check to him, and that hu
had forwarded it to El·Oubcdi.
"We were just. a pigeon drop," he
said.
ALTHOUGlt Tara%f admlttod
the fund drive reached Into many
8tates, ho said money for tho
PLO was scarce. "When 1 think
about tho bUUons aomg to oU!el"
places!'' he explu1ncd. lie al·
Juded to the massive fund·railllng
efforts In behalf of lsra"I.
.Footnote : The PLO i11 re•
gl.stered wtth the J usUce Depnrt·
ment. at a rorelan agent, but only
for 4'lnfonn.atlon nctlvilles," not
ru.nd eolleeUnl(. There I.a no re·
aiat.ratlon tor t:l·Oubcdl.
Ott ANGE COAST
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09inlon." aC the OaJly Ptlot ll~Or
onty In the editorial column at I.ho
top or the paac. Opinions ex·
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UK-fr "'.,_.. hy tho DaUy fUoc. shou\d ~ inferr4'd. •
Thursday, Sept. 30, 1976
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RRST LADY BLOCKS FOR WOULD-BE FOOTBALLER
Erfn Hfbbard Tried to Join Boys• Team
Don't Punt, Mrs.Ford
Tells Girl Gridder
MILWAUKEE tAP1 -"Someday the phrase, 'YOU can't do it
because you arc a girl' will be JU.~t as outdated as the hoop skirts
women used to wear " First Lady Betty Ford said in a letter to a
13-year-old M1l'4 auk~ girl who wanted to play football on a boys' team.
Erin Hibbard had written to Mrs. fo'ord about her wish to play
football. saying, "Garis in Milwaukee are not JUst good for knitting and rolling bandages."
BUT BY THE TIME SHE received her reply from lbe Presi-
dent's wife. Erin had decided lo try out for the ba:.ketball team tn·
l>lead -she's already played bascball '41th the boys.
"You sound like a deter mined and thoughtful girl and I hope you
get to play football," Mrs. Ford wrote ··vou will be Interested to
know that I played footbaJI when I was a young girl. We had a girls' team and quite often beat the boys."
THE BAY \'IEW REOCATS JN the Athletes for Youth football
league agreed to nllow Enn to try out shortly ~ft.er she sent her let-
ter and her mother complained to the American Civil Liberties
Union
But team offlc1als emphasized they really did not approve or lhe
idea. Erin"s mother. Diane Silva, s:ud she Ustased to the officials'
arguments. eventually ngreed wilh t)lent and cpnvinc~d Erin that ,
rootballwasn'tthesportforher. "~ •.J. .
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Roaches,
Asthma
Linked
C HICAGO CAP )
Cockroacbe1 may be lbe un·
1uapected cause of man)' cu~ ol
asthma, especially amoq the
urban poor. a Chlcqo ~edlcal
researcher says.
The resear c he r , Or. Benn
Kang, ha• found that • hi1h
percenta1e of asthmatic patient.a
are aUer1k to cockroaches.
ONLY. &ELATIVELY recently
have cockroaches been suspect-
ed to be a cause of asthma, and
Dr Kang said many doctors
would fail to recognize these in-
seda as a cause .
The asthmatic patient who
hves in a place Wested with
cockroaches will have repeated
attacks of asthma, she Sa.Jd.
Jn a report in the JoumaJ of Al·
lttgy and Climcal Immunology.
she sug gested that after
cockroaches die and disinte-
grate. they become part or lhe
house dust which is tnhaJed. This,
then, is the method by which the
insects are thought to cause
Bl>lhmatic attacks.
DR. KANG SAID 1n an in-
terview that pre\'1ous studies
have shown that patients from
overcrowded Ii v ang conditions
have a much higher frequency or
allergtc reactions to cockroach
denvatives in skin tests than do
those from amuent suburb:..
She reported that when, in her
experimental study. 22 patients
suffenng from asthma inhaled
cockroach derivatives. 16 or
them had asthmatic seizures .
And 13 of the 16 had delayed as
well as immediate attacks
Dr Kang s aid she smcc has in-
creased her study to include 60
patients, and tbal the results
were the same.
SHE IS GIVING pallents de-
sensitization treatments to
eliminate or reduce lhc allergic
reaction to cockroaches. This
treatment is similar to ragweed
and other dcsens1Uznllon treat
men ts.
Jn this treatment, the patient 1s
g1ven small doses of the sub
shlnce he or she is allergic to ahd
the dosage Is increased gradual-
ly wlth the obje~t of making the
patient tnore tetilltanl to it .
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A • DAIL y PILOT Thu~ar September 30. 1976
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Cot a problem? Then writ<:' to Pat Dunn Pat w1U
cut red tape, c1ettmg tilt• ansu n s CJnd action you
need tu :1011.e mtqu1t1e .. 111 yoc emment arid bus1·
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Servk1.'. Oranqf' Coast Vcul11 J,1lot, P.O. Bo.r 1560, 1 Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Jriclude yqur teltphorut
number. The column appears daily ezcept
SaluTday:r.
Littered Wid a Refund Oller•'!
DEAR PAT: I bought a half dozen cans of "9
Lives Sort Moist Cat Food" ~ause of the "JS cents
refund offer ins1dc" notice on the can. When I ex·
amlned this so.called refund otrer, l learned that
only one per family could be claimed. 1 don't think
this Is fair because I would not have bought so many
cans had I known lhat only one refund cowd be ob-
· tained.
A.G .. Laguna Hills A• a renlt of the Jawsutt filed by tbc Stal~ At-
fensey General ud the Los Angeles City AUorney,
1kar·Klst, Inc. bas agreed lo refo.nd purchasers lS
hnta for each can o( '"t Llves Soft Moist Cat Food,"
J.rllkb stated on U1e can: "35 cents rtfud offer ln· iilde."
• According w the complaint, Star-KJst conduct· =a promoUonal campaign for the product, witb
outside label 1tating that there was a "35 cnt
and offer lnslde." 1be suJt alleges that tbls ~resentatlon was mbleadl.ng because it waB not ~losed that the offer was UmJled to one 3S cent re-timd per famlJy.
~ Jn a stipulated j&adgment (agreed to by the ~tes witbout adm.WJoo of wrongdoing), Star·
pt arrffd to HDd pG(>t cards lo eacb perlOD wbo ~•P*ed to redeem the coupons, wbkb aotlfy &he
.eutomer of bis right loobtaln a refund for each caa
rrc1tased. Star-Kist also agreed to request that
~la retailer place slpis oa ~tore shelves notifying
JUtOmers of their right lo obtain refunds for each
~purchased.
·aan k 1' Take11 Info ,\c•(•ount
DEAR PAT: I have several savings accounts,
ooe at a local bank and three others at separate
,branches or another bank. Arc the accounts l keep at
cti!fcrent banks insured .!.cparalely, and how about
those at the same bank? I'd also like to know who
}lays for the msurancccovcrag<.•on deposits.
. W .T .• Laguna Beach
. Accounts you keep at different banks are insured
~aratefy. But if you keep separate accounts at
)oeparate branches of one bank, aU Of the~e are COD·
~dered as a single bank for the purpose of bank de·
J>OSit lnsuranct>. Tbe Federal Deposit Insurance
Co.rp. m t>mber·bankspayforthelosuraocecoverage
<>I depos its through assessments on them amounting
to roughly l /30tb of 1 percent of \heir total dt"poslts.
'For Insurance or deposits lo their lnstitutlons. UY·
lngs and loan a!lllodalions pay higjler a:,se~smcnts.
G r aduate# i\'o t S o lla ppy
DEAR PAT: You bad a rttcnt AYS item that
f:a.id marriage s uccess is statistic ally related to one's
level of education -·the mcm? education, the better
the marriage stability. Does the same pnnciple of
•·Ute more the better" apply to amount of education
nndjobsatisfact1on !
E.R., Coronadel Mar
, No, U dot"s not. Nine natlonaJ surveys of the work
force conduc tt>d bt.-tween 196? and 1973 were
analyzff by r est>archers at the ln~tltule for Social
ltesearch at the University of Michigan. They found
lhat job satisfaction did not Increase with eacb suc·
heeling year of education. One reason cited for tbls ls.
that too many people have too much education for lbe
jobs tbey are doing. Keep ln mind that statistical
stadles usually seek to ''prove'' a point, rather than
to find an objective answer. If you'd go by these two
fiUtveys, ll would appear tbat you could prepare ex·
lenslvely for your career, l(et married and Uve hap·
)>Dy after while you go oU lo work in misery, or be a
JDateless dropout, happy in your work.
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GARAGE-SIDEWALK
SALE!
Saturday, Oc~r 2
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CORNER OF 16th &·ORANGE
M9seC...._.~._
COSTA MESA
BARGAINS GALORE!
Furniture, Clothing,
. Appliances, Book_\ Sporting Goods,
Toys, You-Name-It!
Proceeds to Hew bor Area
Youth and Community Prof.c:ts
Suit Asks Killer F a.cing
Harrison Gas Chamber
Job Halt
LOS ANG Et.ES (AP)
-Former Bealle
Geor1e Harr11on baa
~ aued Cor $10 m1Woll
by A& M R~rds.
· The Superior Court . auit also seek.a to dls·
aolve tbe Dark Hone re-
cord company wblcll
Harrison founded.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Al-2and.ro Alve, ZS, bu
been sentenced to die ln the 1as chamber at Sall
Qu.enUn fort wo ltnllo ldlll.np.
Al\er tho jury-ordered sentence was lmPC>Mcf,
Alve told Superior Court Judae WHllum T. Low: "Jt
ii not hard ror me lo aeo why tbere la so much
vloleaco ln t.bia country. The real criminals ln tbla cue bav. been my JOO&es." Low replied Wednesday that the j~ry of ellbt
1t0men and Cour men who convicted Alve on two
counta ot murder, deciding later on the death peaa(,. t,, acted fairly acc<>tdins to the e vidence.
Alve, a busboy born ln Los Angeles, was con-
.tcted tn Jwy of murdering Gary Dores, H,
bantnder ln a tavern belne robbed Oct. 3, and J . R.
Howard, 48, an auditor stabbed lo dealh dW"Ulg a
~ ln his home Nov. 9. •
THE CIVIL complaint
also seeks injunctions lo
pr~vent Harrison cw b1I
business manacer, Denis O'Brien. from destroy· -------------------
ing any records of tbe
partnership betwee11
Dark Horse and A & M.
It also seeks to prevent
the ex-Beatie from
performing for any re-
cord company other than
A & M until the civil ac•
lion is resolved.
Tuning (Jp
THE SUIT cbarfes that Harrison reneged on
n M. a y l S • 1 9 7 ~
partnership agreement
which called for him lo
record four solo albums.
It also said A & M ageed
to absorb an~ losses
generated bt Dart
Horse during the five.
year partnership.
Mike Sullens and dad, Walt, rehearse for talent show which will
be presented as part of second annual Shepherd of the Hills Coun-
~ Fair beginning at 11 a .m. Saturday at church on Niguel Road
Just south of Crown Valley Parkway. Community residents are in-
vited to enjoy carnival games, country chicken dinner, auction
and country store as well as talent show. Further information
may be obtained by caJling 7684965. ·
Everyone 1hop1 Dlm•·A·LI,....
Saturdaya, In the DAILY PILOT
A & M a ttorney
Howard Smith saJd Har-
rison has refused to pay
Sl million advanced to
Dark Horse against
royaJlies lo be earned by
Harrison.
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·who can afford a ·new kitchen? You!
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of today's high prices? Now there's an alternative-
prefinished modular cabinets. You put together
the pieces you need to flt your kitchen dimensions
and your personal needs. The result is a custom
kitchen at do-it-yourself costs. In fact, most
people have been able to redo their kitch-
en for under $1,500. We'll help you lay
out your kitchen cabinets for no charge.
Just bring in measurements of walls
and areas from corners to windows.
For starters. we offer complete 6'
"Liberty" units. Unit includes 6' of
bottom cabinets. two top cabinets
and valance, one 6' stock Formica
counter top, pressed steel dou-
ble sink and rim, #211-010-585
deck faucet and 2 basket strainers.
6' LIBERTY STARTER UNIT,
Reg 411.74
333.00
A five year bright Idea A meeaure of quality Might you need a mitre?
Theso bulbs last 5 yenra under normal u1age
and they come II\ 25, 40, 60, 75 or
A 16 foot Stanley tape meaaure that r .. ~ a o/." wfde
blnde and a power lock to hold tape at any
desired length. Model ~PL-318.
If you need accurate corners for moldings,
fremes or woodworking here's the
100 well '\1zes, wl!h an
lnaide tro•t to give
11 aoft, non-gflre
Ilg ht.
5 YEAR LIGHT BULBS,
Rog.29C
18c
Grow• old gracefully
STANLEY 18' TAPE MEASURE,
Reg. 9.89
5.88
STANLEY20'
TAPE MEASURE.
neg. t0.49
6.88
Right on the be1m
answer. Rigid, 1111 moral mllrc bo~
adju1t1 to 90•, 60°, 45•
or 30' anglos. Use with
a regular or l'lacitaaw.
Model Hlt4.
STANUY MITRE BOX..
FWg. 13.29
7.58
TM P9CllY cedar fence you put up now
Wiii look bHulllul tor years to come,
Natureny d~y resl1tant, needa no
finishing. left unpainted, 119
Decorator oelflnQ besm1 of wood finished
1ryrolo1m. lightweight, ea•y to Jna1all, Ill a
lrectlon of the coat of the real thing.
color weerners at1ree11vely
over thfll yean. Adds 10
your homo value and
your 1ec::ur1t1.
ROUGHPECKYCEDARBOARD,
1 x 12 x 6'.
Reg. 1 49
1.18
OBlk brown finial\. 3"xs·.
PAECO CEIUNQ BEAMS,
6'Reg.9.99
8.88
8' Reg. 13.29
9.28
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Latin Super-hero Back
Cisco Festival: Fun With Inspiration
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Cood news -the C1lco Kid. the
l9tOI fllm hero and beart-\brob
' • for mUUora ln televiaion 's flnt
generation, baa ool left for that last roundup in the aky.
He's bein& resuneded heft at
'What's bWed u the world'• firlt
Cisco Kld Fllm FesUvaJ, a
gathering sure to del.l&bl ftlm
fanatics and those with wann
m emories of tbe debonair
caballero.
TICKET SALES A.llE reported
brisk for four feature films to be
.shown durin& the two-day
festival that began Wednesday.
It's part of a cultural program
sponsored by the Casa Hispana
de Bellas Artes, a local com-
munity arts organization.
~· I
Organuer Don Santina sald the
festival also bu the more se.riowi
objective or reminding filmgoers
of Cisco's portrayal of a positive
Latin character at a time when
Hollywood seemed bent oo show·
ing nonwhites as either dim·
witted or wicked.
'-rH'ERE WAS A TIJIE when
Cisco was a Latin superhero. In
some ways, maybe the past was
more positive than the present,"
be said, adding that portray ala or
.Mexican-Americans are Jess
than inspirational now.
Duncan Renaldo, who played
the role on television aod in e!gbt
films. is probably the best·known
Cisco and will be a guest at the
gathering. He is credited with up-
grading The Kid's image alter
producers got complaints from
Latin-American countries that
the character encouraeed a
negative stereotype.
Renaldo, who claims Spanish
ancestry. fashioned the new Cfs.
co after the classical character of
Don Quixote and introduced Leo
Carrillo as Pancho, bis version of
Quixote's side-kick Sancho
Panza. -
TIIE ORIGINAL OSCO, a kind
of ruthless cowpoke, was born In
A~M ........
THE KID RETURNS
Renaldo as Cisco
a abort story written by 0 . Henry·
in 1906. Two !>1lent films re·
malned ra.ilhful to this version
before "Old Arii.ona," the first
outdoor sound mm. introduced
Cisco as a kind or Old West Robin
Hood. Warner Baxter woo an
Academy Award in the role.
Later Ciscos Included Cesar
Romero, who starred in 1939-41,
and Gilbert Roland, the only real
.Mexican-Amencan to play the
part.
The Renaldo·Canillo team-up
cooUnued for five filma and even·
tually Jed to the loq-runniq TV
series. The eerie. still ii beln1 re-run abroad and ln a few cities in
the UoJted Si.tes.
KENALDO, WHO DOUBLED as aasodate producer, bouta or
the lack of violence.La the show's
1!i6 episodes.
.. I shot f\lD.I out ol band.Its•
handa, but I didn't bave t.o kill
them," he said in an interview.
Now 72 and unable to "leap on
those horses like I used to,"
Renaldo shll makes an oc-
cuional appearance as Cisco
and continues lo receive ran mail
from around the world.
Leo Carrillo, famous for the
"Ob. Pancho -Oh, Cisco" re-
joinder, died in 1961..
Women Voters
Set Luncheon
The Capistrano Bay Area
League of Women Voters wiU
hold its major fund-raising event
of the year Saturday with a com-
bination luncheon, boutique and
auction in San Juan Capistrano .
Merchandise donated by local
merchants will be sold at a 50
percent discount from 10 a.m. to
4 p .m . at the El Adobe
Restaurant, 31891 Camino
Capistrano.
Tickets are SS.SO and include
lunch. They are available from
any League member or by call·
ing Kay Walton, 496·9885, or
Mary Carhart, 495-0627.
Price Hike Asked
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is ask·
ing for a rate hike that would In·
creue the average household's
monthly natural gas bill by 11~
cents.
1977 Cougar XR· 7. Bold •• , strong ... aggressive'
•.• more of a Cougar than we've ever unlro~ed
before. And rcw there's spirited rcN oct10n for
·the Cat Set in 2·doors, 4-doors and sJnly new
Cougar wagons.
The incomparable re-N Continental Mork V. In
• the tradition of excellence of the original
Continental. Yet d1ffrrc•nt from every Mark that's
come before it. The 1977 Lincoln Conlinc•ntol.
Full siz e-, full luxu ry, for lfa" full driving
rlcoc;ur1" or omp!r ".pace. con i!or t and superb
hanrll1ng on the highway. Mme than cvPr the
1rod1tionol·si?e Lincoln Conlincnlol is a standard
by whKh luxury cars ore judged.
"-wry Cougar' Memxy Cougar'
~ Villager
$88 YQCI' Uncoln Meraay~r's fine ocn for '77, at the sign of the cat.
JOHNSON AND SON UNCOLN-MERCURY, INC.
. 2626 HdlOl aVD.
COSTA MBA. CALF.
.
Mission Viejo
Meeting Set
On Disorders
A support frOUP for mothers ot
children wltb learnln1 and
behavior dlaorders will meet for
the first Ume Friday from t : 30 to
11 30 a.m . ln Mlasioo Viejo.
Since the session will take
pla~ in a private home, interest·
ed women must call the Women's·
C~nter at Oranae Cou.st College
for lbe addreH, accordiq to pro-
gram official Patricia Leonard.
The phone number is ~SSS7 and
the center hours are t a.m. t.o 2
p.m.
The free program is deslened
to meet the needs of women
struggling with the problems and
emotions of parenting a child or
chlldren with disorders tbat
make learning and behavior dif.
!icult.
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Irvine 3-2 Vote
Commercial Permit
Speed,. up Defeated
A plan to speed commetcial permits ahead of r.sldenUal develop.
mcnla bu been rejected~ a 3-2 vote by the Irvine Clly Council.
Only Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor and Mary Ann Gaido voted In
favor of the proposal, wbicb WC>Qld alve proceasin1 priority to com.·
mercia!, industrial and moderate-income housla1 in Irvine. 1
The plan was sugsesled by
former Planning Commission
Chairman Bob Martin as a way
ol belpln1 commercial erowlh
catch up wlth resldenUal de-
velopment ln Irvine.
The current system la to pro-
cess permits as they are re-
ceived, re1ardless ol wbal type
ol developments they~· . .
Council members barely dis-SF Robber Slain cussed the motion and lhea lbe
majority -councilmen John
Burton, Ball Vatdoulls and
Mayor David Stlls -voted to
leave thinaa the way they are
now.
FIBI!
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
·Police say a robber was &hot to
death as he tried to hold up the
Third Street Liquor &.ore wilh a
foot·long knife.
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L /ti. Boyd
MeXico Narc
Perilous Joh
Under I hf• h ('8d1n1? or ••Malrtmonl•1
Ml•fortune." our Love and War maan h:.i. Med
the c~e of Oietf'r Schumann out of West
Cermony . .t-fti. wife El/n<.'<111, 37. reportedly
p1t'kl"d unmerc1fuJly <>n his privat~
secretiirie!>. Three or lhc·m, therefore.
r~1gned JUSl lai.t year So he hired a male
secretary. Hut that follow rell:i&ned, too.
Elfrieda ran ore With hun.
When a medieval craftsman fatled to pu)'
his debts, hts <:rc<l.llors broke the stone on
wh1eh he worked. whence comelh the phrase
"'Mone broke.'' reportsourl..angu-.ge m;.in.
H's said the m<>.'>t dangerouo; job in the
world now 1' th.i.l <>f nart'OlJ1·, orr.cec 1n
;\1CXIC'C>.
All l(Jads worldwide oritln.a!Ad in South
America.
LIQUOR
Q. "Were there any women alcoholics 100
years ago when 1t was taboo for a woman to
drink ln public?''
A. No doubt, no doubt Nof onJy did a
considerable number dnnk liquor pnvately.
but many put away su:able
Candidate: 'Where's My Opponent?'
B)' O.C. utJSTJNGS
Ol 1111 0.llW Plltl •ktt
Democrat Ron Cordova C'lalms there ls only
ha.lf • ump•liO come 00 m Oranae CoWlty's 14th ~mbly 0111tnrt and he's runnlna it ms opponent, Republican Jim Slemou, "bu
been in France ror nearly a month," Cordon told a.
g11lberinf at Orllnge ~t CoJlcae this week, ad·
ding· "Is thi:; arrog31l«, or sa calculated rbk lo wln
by r en1 alnlng b 1dd~n trom public scrutiny!"
CORDOVA. WHO ltt:FERS lo Slemons as •1lbe
car dealer," bas rewut'd his challeo&e to the
Republiun no man~ to debate him.
The Orange Coast and Capistrano Bay Area
chapters or the League of Women Voters are t rymg
to arranje JU5l that, but ~hlDM 1s firm yet.A meet-
1ng lo work.out details is planned Friday.
Cordova. a deputy Oran.ee County district al-
OC Projects
Rearranged
toroe1 from El Toro, insLSt.s he ls the only candtdalt:• Those views, Luna~n uys, rnvor rt'du~·tnK th~
wbo ts "meeun1 tbe voters. taUdna about U'I t:s-aize or aov~rnmant a.ad Umiuna bl& spen1hnK
aues. dcmonatrat.1111 tus desa.re and ablllty to servt-pollclt ·
mSacraraeoto. LabeUnr Hannaford as on~ who supports b11C
5J)elldlng. Luoiren wamt"d, "It the people don't
•'WI'. CAH ONLY ASSUME thot the car deoltr vote lht'lr vl•wB In Novembttr, It will be.-a clt'ar
has u m~b desire to atrVe us in Sacramento as bo glpal lo tho conc~'\lonal leodtr11blp to conUnue
doea to nmpa~." buays. with laracr nnd larger dcnclts to tJUl>flOrl ('lul"
Nf'Wport Beach's Slemon~ made few public •P-r~eral bureaucracy!'
pearan~ prior to the JWH! pnmary eledlon, pre-• • •
(errin1to1.nnuence voCers with <ln expensive, las\ 111E COMMl'ITEE fORMED to clet'l John
minute mall campaign orchestrated by pro-Wyatt Judge In the West Or1n1e County Judicial
f . lonal umpala:n adVtsOrs Arnold Forde and DI.strict ,plans a tuod raJ Lna dinner for the cnn·
Wllliam Butcher dldale Saturday.
Thole tactics won him a narrow victory over The dinner will be held at 9 30 p.m . at the~
Newport lhrbot" Area school trustee Marian Arntr ltan Legion Hall at 14582 BUt'h Blvd •
Bergeson for the GOP nomination Ill Ute pr&-Mld;',,9: ~~~-is $l2.SO per person. 1'tckcL~ roay bl'
dorninately Republican ,!~th.: obtained at Wyatt campaign h•adq\uarters, 7903.c
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN Mark Han-Wutmiruler Ave., Westnunstcr. or by callln&
naford. who is .seeking re-election in the :Wtb dis-8111-4426, or 839·54'49. Seatinf is limited to 125 people,
trlet, Introduced a resolution In the House this week and reservations are nccesaary.
lh•t calls upon television network executives to Wyatt currently is ~ municipal court com-
.. beed indications of a relatioru1hip between violent.· miaslooe.r and judgeprotcmpol'e Ln the west county
ltlevision Pf'Oll'&mnung and real liCe violence. court.
..Though coexistence of these two trends -s11S· PUBUC N011CE
taiat'Ct VlOlenee Oft television and increasing violent i----------cri01e -does not prove a dJrect relation between ••amouuusiNus •---,-,o-1t-1-ou-,-.-u-5-,,.-E-s_i __
th l •t d t · 'd liO b .. ,4ll1otfSTAtl!MflolT •;t.M• \TATUUMT e wo, a oes warran serious con,1 era n Y T11eto1-•nci11ttW111••c101ftG~•
PtlBLlC NOTICE
televuuon proarammers," Hannaford declared. n. '°'""""'0 "'"°" •s ~ ""''
B" KATHY CLANCY appropriated tbe $2 Hannaford emphas1~ed that he 1s not sugcest· .. HitT HP01tTHHOP ll01c.s ""'':! .. GO, m Wt>t 11111 "'t••
I b lli eed-"' to r 8rl~ot.S.m••n•,C.•I .,,CM 0Ylld•n<i E. Wile o. <o••• M·~ ~ .. 0t11WO~••rl''•••Ua.H l on n ~ pay or ing the Congress begin making demands on a"k•••• JoM woffm•"· un ._,,
A $7.7 million list or the program. television programmers. M.tl"IOMI>< .s ... thn. C•• "1,.. !UO"M s.11 ..... 1100 ~II,., ..
construction projects Wh1'le ._~~ resolUtion ~·ould not ha .. c th• force of "''-_._.., •• <-..c•ec1bv.., ,., •.~•m C.••na.
Dl.S n ~ ct...,.due.I f"i' bu\.iN'\ '" <.OftCluc.tfd b't M ' • Orange County officials WHILE THE ap• law, Hannaford said it does give the House of """•'l'VJH011.,..,. div•-•
hope lhe federal govern-. p---'ation is ex..,.,....,. Repr-entat1·ves oppo ... ··-:ty to express its concern n.i. 11•10"'""1 ..... "'"" w1•111"" c-... ~·111A" • vy• • !""'~ ,...,. • ...... u c.ou<>tY CH"'°' O<-Coumy ,_,Seo "''• ,,.,..,..,,, ,.. , 111...i ""'" ,._ ment wiJJ pay for was ap-soon, it isn't known over the effects of television violence, especially ~-1>. m.. eo-1v ci.o 04 Ort"Ql'I eow.iv ~· ' quanlllies ot alcohol in the
vanous medlctn.al tonics.
Lydla Pmkham 's
Vegetable Compound and
Hooker's Wigwam Tonic
consisted of 20 percent
alcohol, according lo the
Massachuselt.8 State
Boa.rd of HPaJth. And
l>Ometh.1ng called Bower's
proved Wednesday by whether Presid ent among children, and to urge voluntarv action by · -,_,"·"'• , • 'J ll'Ubll-~ ,.,.,, o.lly Pllol. fiUffS. county s upervisors. Gerald Ford wW sisn the television programmers. 5eot 30.•llCIO.:t 1, 101. ,.,. "" '" ""bl~ o'"'"" co.n1 o.11v "''°'
Stomach Billers
reportedly eont amed 4.2 percent alcohol.
Numerous lad1<':-. "ho cr;,ved the oct'asional
JUI! \Hill tht' patt-nt med1cmc roull'
'\lut c•11•n man~ " nt'w:-.paix-r editor c<Jn
tt'll , uu that one t1mt> of ) ear when the wire
ma<'hJnt''i of lhc A.%0<'1atcd Press remain
ab ... olutely :.ilt-ot r>unng the running of the
Kcntuc·ky Ol·rby, 1l 1:.
\n Okl.1hom.in '·""
reduntlan<'\ ... '" l'.tlthy dodur
\difr,,,s mail 111 J. \1 llO IJ(i. I' r> 8'1r /SF,(},
Co~tu \lou 'l~oUi
\ Deaths Elsewhere
RO('ll EST t: H . '\l Y
(AP I Marion H.
fo'olsom, H:l, ~l·Crl'laro,. o(
health, edUl'<•l1on and
welfare from 1955 lo I~
u 11 d l' r P r 1· ' 1 d 1· n t
F.isenh11wt:r, d1l•d T1w'
.1 ....
.JOllNSON ('ITY. ·1 .. x
<AP I llondo ('roiKb,
60 . ..,l'lf proc laimed
mayur of LuC'kl•nba<'h,
the to" n Clf three wh<'r<'
• e v 1• r v b o d v · s
somebody,.-. d1<'d ~fon
illy or a h1•art allark.
U1ck,•nl>ach b<'camc na-
t•on a 11 v kno"n la:-.t
February" hl'n 1t wa:-. tht•
Ml<' of a "nu v Cl'nt<'n ·
nlal .. "' 1•nl to· r<'cogn11<'
Lhe bad ta~lt• with w1rh
"as Thom as F. 0 'Neill,
"ho "as rlcared· or the
chargt·l> and rc•llrl'd last
M<•rch
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PLEASANTON <Al'l
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Coun1v .. twr1H "dt•ptltl<'S
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andc1\.il r1~hlll v111liitlons
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FUNERAL HOM!
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MORTUARY
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MORTUARY
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PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARIC
Cemerery M orluarv
Chapel
3SOO PacthC V1f'W Dl'lve
NewPOrt.
Calllorn•ll
644-2700
PEEK fAMIL Y
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
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893 -352!'>
SMITHS' MORTUARY
627 Mein St
Huntington Beach
536-6539
SMITH TUTHILL LA~
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Speech
Win Told
Or::inge Coas t
Colle1te•s forensics tenm
was thl" rt>cipient of the
1976 Pa c 1f1 c
Soulh'!V<"Stern Con-
ference Forens1cs As·
. oc1at1on sweepstakes
tropby.
The PSCFA bicludes
colleges a.nd unlversitles
10 caurornla, Ariiooa
and Utah. The trophy ls awarded
lo the school which ac-
q u Ire a tht lar ~est
num~r of swet!pstal<~
point.s m pe~rh eompcU· ,_ ______ ~ __ ..._ ____ ..... tl~n ..
But the hst of seven legislation or veto it. ..Clearly someUung must be done," Hannaford *" u '°· anc10<1 '· 1• tw• ,.., 1•
proJects bad chan&ed And while s upervisors said. "Tbe future qual.aty of Ufc in our society may PUBLIC l"OTICE
fromonedraftedearlier agreed to elim in ate dependonil. "•CTmouuusi .. au
Tbe reaso n is new three projects staff •., * HAMUTU&MutT
PUBLIC NOTICE
red I 'd 1. . l d ould not TN>te1io""1111-""'1fda""O--.,....,_,, • era gw e mes on JUS members sai w REPUBLICAN DAN LlJNGREN, 1 lannaford's ~-o. .... ,.G Ha•k•rn
what projects might be be eligible for financing. opponent in the Loou Beach-West Orange County ll'l$10E NEWPOltl, 400,....,... ""' ........... nt ... , 111..0. wilt! ,.,. '· JbJ f {' 8 un ' d try' to " C."\et 0.ivo. ~11>1~ C)C)!, ...,_,... 0Dvftly Cl*I~ ol Or--CounlfOtl S.,,..' eug e or '" ocang they msiste on mg congressional district. says voters in lhe district euch,CA.,..o ......,.,,,,,,, •.
dt>r a proposed new get the $2.5 millloo for will bave a chance to \•ole the vjews they've ex-t>e ..... G H.,~ .... • R .... &-11i; "•!9l' fed aJ P Ogram I b 'Id' No-' e.e<fl. C•"1..il P\11111-0 <><•"<!" Cw•I Oo\lly Piiot, er r • the bea lb w mg. pressed to pollsters come Nov 2 n.~ 0uwwu 11 cOt1011C1t0..., "",,.. """ ,,,,.n110<.1 1 ,..,, ..,, .,,., 1&
S V P E RV I S 0 R S r~~~~~~~======~===========================~ ong1nally considered
seeking $400.000 lo re ·
model a data services
center, $310,000 for a
Ross moor II brary. street
widening projects in
Fountain Valley and
Mission Viejo and $2.5
m1lbon to renovate lbe
new county health bwld·
ing
But !>upc rv1 i.o r s
learned Wednesday that
since money for thes<.•
proJe<'tS "as appropnat
ed from the general fund
in this year's budget,
they aren't el1g1blo for
the federal fund~
THE NEW list in·
eludes.
-$1 4 million to buHd
lhe E.F. Ostrrman fo'ire
Training l'H·ad1·mv near
El Toro sson .ooo f or
wht•elrha1r ramps and
oth('r faril1t1es
throughout the county
$2 s million tor the
county health bulldrng.
-$1.8 MILLION to
partially complete the
toth and 1 llh floor!> of the
county courthouse.
-$1 m111Jon to pay for
playground equipment
and grading at Mason
Park ln Irvine.
$250,000 for a fire
station 1n 1.aguna
Niguel.
-$265.000 to extend
Valencia AvC'nuc '"
Brea ..
THE FUNDS would
rome from the Public
Works Employment At't
nf 1976. a S2 billion pro
gram des1aned to creatl"
nl'w jobs.
Supervisors Wl'rc told
the funding guidelines
re11u1re that pro1ect!I
s hould b1• lhO'IC' not
nlrl'ady plannccl or
ftnnnrcd Hut S upe rvisou'
C h a 1 r m :i n ll u I p h
Uu•drich called those
"uldellnl'll ··unhellcva-
blt•."
"IT Jt!RT seem, to mt>
that we have donl' 11 p~t·
t y good jnb -the staff
ho~ done n good Job and
Ml ha~ the-board.·• hl'
!laid. Diedrich exprl'SScd
<'Oncern thnt l ess·
important proJttt!i ~d
rect'ive ft•dt•r;1I financing
;it th(' expense or those
needed more-.
/\nd Supe r•isor
Laurence Schmit. ~ald.
•• 1 question whether they
re.ally intend tbat the
money be spent.''
Further complicating
the Issue Wednesday was
a report by county staff
members that Coniregs,
wtuch is scheduled to ad-Joum Fr1day. had nolyel
Coast Pair
Fair Winners-
TWo Orange Coast re-
sidents are among the
blue ribbon winnen1 ol
the Junior Fair Arts and
Qoalta show at the Los
Angeles County Fair be-
ing held ln Pomona. ·
The lwo are Betsy
Sikora of 1221 Sur1UM
Way. Corona 0.1 Mar.
and Tangy Matdngcr of
961 Summit Drive.
t.arun1 ~aeh.
We're Opening Our Vaults
For Special Savings!
Don't miss out on our Fall Collection or out-of-pawns and
one-of-a-kind items. including stock and consigned jewelry, antiques
and art. Here are a few examples·
Ft-I .. Od. ht
10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SALE DAYS Saturday,Oct.2.nd
I 0 A.M. to S P.M. Rtck A&Clh
1 IK yellow 9etcl eaqlli1ltety h..ct
painted Ml11l•t•r• Peadaat with
01...-. ..ct ttoll• "' ltd "'-·
COll!pleh wtftt solid gald
C mm P l! l<no•
(lfNrS ESTA Tl AND
OUT OF PAWN JEWELRY
Y eftow Gofd dlCIMOftd tff~ ,-. 1et
wftta 4/5 c...ts tot .. wwiCJM Sns.oo
Whitt Gold llltC), Mt wfth OM )1/2
carat lriJHClltt c.t DfC9'1tDftd U,500.00
I 4K Whit• Gotd W akt. Ht with 14
dcnoads oa th• diae • . . . . . . . 250.00
14K White Go&d Dl...t TM-Toe •.
I /S Carat DIOtMMICI .......... 9'.00
141( Wt.itt Gotd 1>1Cllil09d Tle-Tec 1/l
Carat OICftOIHI • • • • • • • • • • • • II 0.00
I OK Y ..now Gotd llaclt St.. ~Ire R.htc) •••••••••••••••• 49.00
141( yellow gold 01.....S Horlolltoe
rifMJ. I/ 3 ccrat totcie weight •• 271.00
141( yellow gold Modin '-II Styt.
lMig wl .. 4 dlCMIOftdl •••••••• I S0.00
141< yellow gold eo..t-.o.•f style
11oc11 Oftyx RiftcJ ••• -•• -••••••• 7' .00
111( yelSow gold Electr-'c UNYtl"tCll CHIM•• Wotch, with ult ..... ..ct
SGl4 ()Oki b..ct ••••••• -•••• 5%5.00
Yelow LeJOMr Clw01N19 .... wffh 12
haw ,... ....... Day. Dah .:t MoRftt
c11 ... d ... Alao .... "'°°" ,.._., AR
Wtoat cOllC.eeled ... CCIM. wfftl ......
dnk • .,.., c ............. sno.oo
141( yellow fOlcl ............. -"· ~ cl...-d ••••••••••·• $195.00
'141( ...... ,.,d .................. 1.oe c...t cll..-cf •••••••••• 150.00
Dwa I 4K ytlow Geld, ~ ...._..
..,w ..... .,.... Opal .··--··· ff.Go
14'C Ytlow Gofd SG-.p Cwo
..... RilMJ co.talM I oa. of Gold.
•ert e....y ••.•••••••••••• • I 50.00
LAOflS•
AMT19UE JIWIUY
,......_ O'--d ........ r...-...
I 'I• c_... c~ •••Mid. •• OWPded by ....... cl .. aa•.11/2 c....._tohll
~ •••••••••••••••••• 1,750.00
..... 05-d ...,... ..,. ...
.-. .,.-od..e.ly • l'la ~ uwhr
41 .. 01td. Hd tef wit.. • .. tter
WI D ... li dl•D .... 12 C ..... told
....._, ••••••• ~ •••••••••• S1.7tl.OO
10 a.m.A> p.m •
SATUR0AY
---•
111 white gold FIHCJ"" florGI pattent
DIGIWOfld RilM). 1et _.. a 1.50 carat
cewhr. CllMI other ~ clmilllHMh,
tofd wfttht 2 carah appralMCI at
$7,000 •••••••.....•••••• SZ,975.00
I II wt.lte gold RllCJ"ff DICIMOftd lt'-J. set wltfl o 1.82 carat c...ter
dloM011d of10 set with & 1moller •9110ftdt. apprai1td ot
$6,000 •••••••.• -•• -••••• SJ,750.00
I 4'C yelow 90ld Ofe911Nd ltlacJ, Hf
wt .. l/1 ct. O•ai C...... mtd other-
...... dl..-ds. tofal ....,.. 11/4
c ......................... SJ7S.OO ••• ,... 90ld w .......... JI>
c...t total w-'tltf of
•-• •••••••••••• , • • • S250.00
....._..fwy Ff19"" Df-•d ....
•ef wt.. l dla...cta wt.lcll total
.,,..W....., 1112 c ....... Sl.200.00
1 IK Wlllt• Gold, Dlatwottd o"d
S 1pphire IUMJ. 1(4 ct. c.tw . ..ct 2
approxllltClhfy l /I c_.. U.IO c•ot
w.11 w.fCJltf-dl__.C --SI00.00
,,...._. •• ..,....,._ CMd DICMIOftd
llllcJ: ........... Is 41.75 ccrah.
4lho Mt wltfl I cwot In
cla ••ch .. _ ............. S4,750.00
....~ I 01.-oecf ~ lrooch 1/z
~tot ......... ill__. I 50.00
14" plow 90ld ehcJw•"• cMMcptd Cl9•r•tt• Cou co1ttolnln9
•r:;oshRot•lr 5 011. of G•ld-
ll~ low price of •••• 550.00
• WW.. Gold 01.......t .:t h•• aid
It.Mg. .ct l••...., ...... Set COflhlltt•
111 M•..t Rery Df ....... Clftd l
Co ..... • hlerofds ........ 650.00
OTHURNE
JIWlutY ITIMS
181( T•ow Gold CA :M MOft lt'ooc'-
.ct P...._.,~detlglt. CONt1hllt9 .,,,.. 5 ~ of
........ ..... ...tchtd
bbfe1, E••r•ldl. .-ct S.,,..l,..1.
o ,...w .,.... • •• ~or.o'od
...,. Meclt CIMlle •••••••• -·~ • 141( ,.... told ..... 'fly, ........ ...
............... flwy o,.I ... Mt
wltllt fluty ••tclted l••r•lds.
AJ ••1st mcl G ............. 65.00
-
c"4llll •••••••••••••••••••• $275.00
14'C y.ttow ... d Lacln ICMM le
Met-crer Ol•••d lrocelet Watch,
Marqulu 1h•p•d Olal. partly
w1omdedby 15._
cl-61 ... -••...••.••.• $195.00
GOl 91w I 41C Y•:::r. ,.... ~ E: artM -.d DI , ........ ...
wite. 2 brllllaat c1 ..... d1 wd I
.... _ lllMrald .......... $250.00
llK ~~:" Modlt'tl Swirl ~ elroc .... W ..... IM.1
"'-1/1 of •••••• SJH.00
• T• w •••Mo. I ..... a 141( yelow ~ Df-ad fll. , ............ fSt.00
llt( plow geld ....._ w ... c~ ~. •..-.ct Ng. Mt wftlt • I;
ccrot ••aAd ............ SI 25.00
T11•Ad•1 Mlectlat of Gold Hoop
.. ',.,., from .............. s 15.00
l.ar9f MlecflOR of cl-...d pe11dimAf1.
.. latest fftltl• 1tyl .. frOIW •••• 49.00
14'C wWte _.. yeiow QGld. Oa...o.d
sW .. ,:::•· ...._ S4f.oo. to_,. 2
c...t tot w•lgM '2· I cwat VS
....., ....... 11.t ........ $2,300.00
I 4'C yellow gold Ci,...... u.M.,.
wtth c ..................... Sft.00 H.._ct. I 4K yellow gald 0,.. ..ct
Dl....-d lthtc), , .. with l bewtlMly
fMfchecl Antrtlll• fire
~ .•.• -•..•••• Sll0.00
.-.Celet ...... 5 c .... pet'fedty
Matched '"'401 ... ,..... ·-· ... -. o•W l ou. of lltc y.low C)OW. A
'-"" blly .............. $3,)$0.00
ladlu I 4k we.He 9old. f.,.cy
Dl....ct .................. yellow told
locll.t: ri94J cOftf .. -..LZ3 · ct. ,,.,..llhd c...,, _... .. •.....t;
.. IO ..t with JO ......... dillt fiery
wMf9 ·-Hdl. 4.01 ~ toNI
........... si.100.00
lewtlM. Mid GoW &..hi' ..... 10•• lff with J•dt. l•ltlu.
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Patty
Request s
2nd Trial
J'rom AP Dl1pa&d8
Convkted bank robber
Pat,,da Hur1t flled a
moLJon tor a new trial ln
federal court In San
Franciaco, claimltll the
covernment suppressed
facts favorable to her
and knowincty used
"faJae and m.Jsleadinc
eviden<"e."
"Based upon newly
discovered evidence the
defendant avers that she
( PEOPLE J ~· ii!
was :.ub11tantially pre· J~ced and deprived of a
ra1r tnal . . .. said the
oet1tion.
It s tates that pros-
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DAIL y PILOT ..4 I I
Vigil Keepers Shunned ·:
.
GRANNIS, Ark CAP) Acroat from the
chicken processln1 plant. ln a cafe wl\h a cement
noor aod plnball machines, 15-year-old EUubetb
Bard fri~ bamburcers and talked ol mo•tns to
where no one's ever bear•ott.he vi.all for lh•Seeood
Comln& of Cbrial.
Unable to bear~ jeen ol cluamates, lhe quit
school.
"Even my friends -the tb1ff or four l tbouaht
I had -avoided mo. ll 's better worlr.lna hen," she
sald of the cafo that serves workers at the towll 's
big lndustry. ;·1 •m leavin& town, too -prelly aoon
now"
HE& MOTHEa, ELIZABETH NANCE Bud,
led the vl1H that began a year ago WednNday and
ended ln July wlt.b eviction of about 30 penons lroin
abomebere.
Mrs. Bard says her .dauchter and au who
believed in t he, vieH have been "subject. lo
repression similar to the Jews In Na.zl Germany.
"The same spint that exlsted in ~rmany ex-
ists here -not as bad, ot course -but it •s really
here. The people can't tolerate anybody who'a dif·
another call' ·•Anyone who's finished scbooJ would
know Jesus won't tell you when he's coming -lho •
Btble say a even the antela woo 't know.'• ..
.. WE'RE T R EATED LIJ'E WE'llE nx ·
mutduers." Mrs. Bard ta.Id. ''Even our tnend~ art" f
too chbarra55ed to brtJ)a Lt (the vigil> up."
The vi1ll be1an at a famtty 1atherin1 at GeM r
Nance'• three-bedroom brick homo Sept. 29, 1975. •
when Viola Walker, Mra. Bard'• aunt, uld 1.ihc got a
messaae from God that tho Second Coming was
.oeu. She said the family should stay together until
the world ended.
They qwt their JOl>s, took thcfr children rrom
acbool and stopped PIYina bllla. Within a month. •
county offlcJala took slx school-a1e children away •
for truancy. Another child wu lost in a custody
.feud. Slx cars and four houses were ~po~sessed.
FINALLY, IN JULY, V .S. MARSHALS evicted •
about 30 persons from the vl1U house t>.causo
mortiaie payments had not been made, and tho
Farmers Home Administration beaan it.s still un· ,
s uccessful effort to sell the .structure.
rerent. We'd do It over again, but sometimes J ------------------wonder -maybe wi've done· something our
children can never live down.''
ecutors failed lo give MOST JlESIDENTS OF THIS southwest
defense I a w Yer s a ...,,, ,. ...... ,, ....... Arkansas town or 177 wonder, too. whether the vigil OCT.
2-3-4
CALENDAR HOWS l'RES9-ll~
THIMIWPORT
ANnqUI SHOW A SAU
transcript of grand jury Bl uep ri II t I 11spee t io 11 will be lived down. Indeed. they fear It won "t be. testimony that conflicts The burly. elderly attendant of Vaught'& Tex·
wtth a statement made Plans for a new Faz1o's Market in Mesa Verde Center in Costa aco statlon said he wu "sick or people ask.inc me
by eovernment witness Mesa are studied by Fazio President Marsh all Italiano (left) and about that d11mned viJil."
AA.M UaoaHy Slat~pat~dlduring llaro ld T. Segerstrom. president of C. J. Segerstrom and Sons. Another resident said the vigil's participants tss ears s na were "'good but misguided people. But don't use my * Renovation or old Thrifiymart at Harbor and Adams is expected to name -last time they printed rny name 1 got au
Singe r Jobn Denver be completed by Nov. 2 opening date. The 30,000-square fool kinds of calls in the night."
ISATUltO .. Y·SUNO .. Y·MONOAVI
ANTIOUl rullNltUl\t Alll GI.AS& LAM~OCK5'&1L~t.A UC.
SAT·SUH: l·IO PM
MOM; 124 PM
THE REGISTRY
contributed $25,000 to a facility. which will feature bakery and delicatessen, is being leased "This thing has attracted all kinda or relicious 18800 ""°'A"lv Nr ~
-• ~cam pa1 gn from Segers~roms. fanatics to town," said Florence Higgins, who runs ""'h oJ SI 7~ cod> ••
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c o n s titu·
liooal
amend ·
m ent that
w o u Id
r estrict de·
velopment
o( nuclear
. .
....1111 facilities in
oovu Coloreado.
Denver. dona tor to
similar proposals in at
least two other states,
also will give a benefit
concert Oct. 13, with
proceed s goi n g to
Coloradans for Sare
Power, the group back-
mg lhe proposal • Former Atty. Gen.
lllcbard G. KlelDdiftlll
says h u
Washinl(l·
on lawf1rm
re cei ved
$12.>,000 for
actinl( ai;
the mid
di e man
that placed
milUons o (
I • d ollar s ln
aLa1No1c..n Teamst~rs
\lnion welfare fund.s w1tb
•n insurance company
oow a defendant In a gov·
ernment suit.
In a deposition on file
Wllh the SecuriUu and
ExchanRo Commission.
Kleind ienst said he
primarily con tacted
Team~t('rs President
Fr ank F'ltuim mon1,
~1th~ hom h<' ~aid h<' has
a '\'('r y warm, friendly"
!\OC1al rc.>lat1onsh1p. •
''Ted ''
fl c • t h
thi nk s i t
makes Ted
dull, too.
''F o r
"u'" my11e ll. I
''<''er have believed
politics the all and <·nd
nil of Mc," be told a news
confC'rC'nce in Ch1cngo
"tr ~ou make It so, then
you nre unbalan<'<'d "
WEST' BEND ...., ,_., -
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Porcelain On Aluminum
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25'1 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach. ~1Uom1a 92663
(71') 8'5-2200
\hin.'l by Lirnogns, Woooc>woocl, Ho&:mthal and ot.hMs: ''"" European
rir, J fuooncan cut crystal dnd dl1 qi.ass; porcelain hqunnei;; bron ~; f1no
J 1m1ture; chandeliers and <'M of the largest dqilays ol hne )ewelry m the
routhland. Everything lrom 20 Cdl'al chcunord soLtaires to gold neck chains.
FREE ADMISSION
TERMS:
&nkAmerlrard. MMter Charge, Personal Check, Temu.
ADOmONAL INSPECTIOIC HOURS:
Mo•1 , Tuos & Fn. IOa.m. to 5 pm., Sat.12 noon lo 5 pm,
Sun l p.m. lo 5 p m
AUCTlOMEER:
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COSTA MESA STORE
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SAYES0%to60%
0.. Custom Decoi affncJ Dl¥111• lta ;nt HWt a 71 ,_.e1 & prs. ~
... L Thea• ere al c.to. IMde. A wl• ¥..t.ty' of fabrics,
t.Jltwes & colon ... cwal..... Opett WM¥• & ·In~ saffns are
cnong lh_!~"P· hen IOIM WO¥" wood! R1t11eRlhr ••• lhff• are
..... ftmncs with extra ftllnn1 os 11 Oflly '-cl lft a cwstom,
hcmtclcrafhcl Mell&•! rricn rCllMp from '12" to •1s•. Check ffte 1bes
U1ted b.iow & hurry for .... bfft •apery buy we'¥e e.er offered.
ChKk the partial hffng below for shn & yaluft!!
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SIZE ORIG
PAIR 124"x97" 1390° PAIR 100"x36" 7000
PAIR 96''x50'' 9600
PANEL 75"x97" s1 00
PAIR 50"x84" 4500
PANEL 53"x94" 7600
PAIR · 108"x30" 7700
PAIR 96"x94" 13600
PAIR 147"x97" 22aoo
PAIR 72"x54'.' 5500
PLUS 68·MORE! IRING YOUR
MEASUREMENTS -IE HERE FRID4 Y
OCT. I st, 9:30 SHARP!!
NOW
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IOOMER . by Wm. F. Brown cltd Mel Casson
. TUMBLEWEEDS
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
',.O'fll'.(jS F~ 1\<E
n I '-f.-JONG s:t
AN<.IC. '1T ecn, Of' O<IME!>E ~~
1H£ mA5rER SEE~ m AND
. A Hl~E'R Pl.Ml£ OF
£X15TENC£!
TANK McNAMARA by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds
MY McMORY
15 AWFUL
LATELY---I'M SO
FORGETFlJL
ANO 'rt\J VJANt" Ta ~ ... L£TTH~,
AA ... c;o Ai.\EAD
AND, UH ...
I CAN'T SEEM auT I'M
TO REMEMBER • GLAD
ANYTHING-
THESE DAYS
UNITED Featurt Syndicate W•dne.do'1P11111e Soi.1ct
ACROSS na"'-llPOll
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P<>9M u Vtrb forms
IO Ft111ate •6 Moat aac:red
perenll 4 7 Ovttgrown
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HtATfST ll DCAll
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~ET~IEVE OR TO 60
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(H O L I Ff fOS I T~AW
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2 I P•aon arnl Hpec1ally 6 7 8ueollc I 2 Suoarlet 36 Woolly
~ 5fl Smootl'I quality c:rt1turft
22 MOflltl 60 COl'l~llllon 13 tnacrlbed 31 NtlgnbofhOOd
23Ulillztd 90KlndOI upriglll 9'~P.a.
2 5 Kllld ol nook a1age 11CJ11 AW
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00tot11y tlllk m01P11r. •O Somewt11I
92 N Ill nd Gr.-c11areputablt
30 Rtn~f ,:~~I ~ar Myfl 4t Oecad
llelp,..H •3Hefvlly 218ymtantoC 43HouuhOld
31 llllc:ll lta*"' " 1 24 Above. 1tt1cle1
32 Tl"'tty ..alltd Prefix 44 Roollng
twitted OOWN 26 PtlCJ1ograpt1 m1ttr11I
t11 tad 1 O.C.nlul 1te0f<11 45 Ml1tt1ble
33 COC11ney'1 tildt 2e W11tt· c1we111no
''PtMent" 2lhougl'lt l>Ound land 49 -·-· t>1enc:I\
3eTtltteC1>9 3 Tellu ta 27 Fr.,Ch 41llCklnOln
p.tl'f • OtviOUI CompOMt c1111ty
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MISS PEACH
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by Charles M. SelU1 --------
OI{ t'M ~.SUL
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'THE OEt=tNlfll)'L
'fM'f n's THAT SWE
DAD·BURMEC> SMELL•
•MM·MM• VANIUAR
WITH AO~ OF PINEAPPLE.
THIS MUST BE THE "LfAl<N
fW OOING • METI100 ...
by Herold Le Doux
by Mell
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by Rodcpr lnldfield
by George Lemcd
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"Plc;ne. lnd1e'-Y°" c11n ftO ti-.c k 10 cn111ym1: you"<'lvc\ after Mr.
~url:.111 pcrfo1111' ·
DENNIS THE MENACE
OAIL 't ""I.OT l'tlOTO
CB Battle Call
Radi.o Sparked Ire
BAKERSFIELD (AP> -Advtrtisers for
dth.em' band radioe contend that the devices put
&heir o•nen where t.be action is, and they won 'l lel any ariume12t from Monty Rodgen1.
The Ji.year-old B<ersf1eld man was :sitlln& ln
hLt CB equipped van outside his houae wben he and
anotbtt operator eot lnto a healed argument. The
other man, u yet UIUdeolified, got so upaet lhat be
VOltt'ed to "come over tnd get" Rodeen.
' WltAesses aaid t.lftlt shortly afterward, a man
walked up to Rodeen' van Wld fired a shot from a
wee c:abber bandeun lhrou&h the front window.
1trtkinc Rod&ers ln the upper chest. He was taken
to a Bakersfield boepit.J and reported in serious
cooditioo later.
DIAMONDS• GEMSTONES
Thurtd1y. September 30. 1978
Quality,
Service, Convenience
In a Neighborly
Atmosphere
DAILY PILOT A I 3
SOUTH COUNTY HOSPITALS OFFER HEMOOIALYSIS CARE
Corrine Wood, Oielyala Patient, Aided by Berber• GufH, Nurao
Jewels by fosephf is searcl\1r19 10< diamonds and
gemstones from p""ale 1n11111duals and es111es. careful
euminatt00 and evah>3tl00 by our e11perts Highest
pnoe$ paid Call 5'0-9066 10-9 daily, Saturd•y to-6,
Sunday ctoseci, ask tor Mr. Joseph.
Hospital Gives
Dialysis Care
By ANNE COOPER
0t -O.llr l'li.t SUH A pe rson dependent on a kidney machine
t ypically requires three five-bour treatments a
week for the rest of h1.s or her life, or until undergo-
ing a kidney transplant.
Many south county kidney patients drive to
northern Orange County hospitals for tre atment
bee a use they don't reallre South Coast and Mlasion
Community H ospit.als have renal (kidney) care
facilJtH?S.
"SOME PATIENl'S SAY TREY were driving
35 miles three times a week ror treatment. when Mission Community bas a fully equipped and
staffed unit practically in their own back yards,"
said the director of the M1ss1on Viejo hospital's
dialysis unit, who asked that his name not be used.
The four·bcd facility at M1ss1on Community of·
fers 24-hour-a-day service, seven days a week. lo
addition to patients with chronic kidney problems
and accident victims Wltb kidney injuries, poison·
mg\ 1ct1m'I are treated in the hospital's unit.
.. Sometimes the poisonin& cases are the most
ft'Warding, ··the director said. ''The staff ls always
on call, so 1! a 5-year-old is brought ln after he has
swallowed a bottle of pills, we can get ri&bt lo work
cleaning lhe poison from his system.''
THE BWOD CLEANSING IS carried out by
ml'ans or a machine which acts as an artificial
kidney. The patient ties in a bed next lo the mac tune,
and his blood is routed through the artificial kidney
as 1t would betbroughhbownkldneys for r emoval or
w83te products.
Monstonog the machine requires training, tht-
director s aid, because adjustments are precise. The
water pur1r1catron equipment alone, used in the
blood-cleansing process, cost about $9,000.
Most of the renal care patients at Mission Com·
munity a re older people, who have suffered a
gradual loss or kidney function, often related to
chronic heart disease, high blood pressure or infec-
uon.
THE DIRECTOR SAID OTHER patients who
require use or the artificial kldney have s uffered
kidney ··insult" due lo lllneu or accident. In this
situation, a person's kidney .shuts down, and he r e·
quires -the machine subsUtute, u,,uaUy for a period
of three days to three weeks.
Kidney transplants are sometimes performed,
but possible complicaUons dissuade some kidney
patients Crom this surgical solution.
The art1f1C1 al kidney machine can be taken into
a patient's home. Some service clubs donate funds
lo" ard the expense. "h.tcb would be beyond the
mNnS of many fam1lie.,.
HAVING THE MACfUNE AT home, however,
requires paying a technician to operate it and buy.
in.: ~o\utions and medications used in conjunction
"1th 1t. Th<'se factors. a.~ well as t.be social outlet of
ho~p1tal \•1:11ts. often pen1uade a patient to choose a
ho!\pitnl over home treatment.
"The hest way toprolttt kidney function," said
th{' unit's director. "is to have an annual phys ical,
1ndudlng a unnc c ulture for women and a high blOOd
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\Ul'f •1011 COU•TO,Tit•
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PUBLIC NOTICE
,ICTITIOUS SUSllll:IS
NAlillltAT•M&NT
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THI!. 10 .. TWO-t(S, IOI llMuo
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DR . W. J. FAMAlARO
CHIROPRACTOR
Announces the Refocatlon
of Offices From El Toro Rd..
To
CANADA IUSINESS cane
1ut1 L.UeaT. sum '" ,......_""-f.•.,..•• • ........ ,...,.
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837-1341
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• lei'°re Wond House Qltts • Reduced Fee Schedule •
F8rnity ~arch ~an • No Patient Refuted Fer Inability
To Psy
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COMPARE! SUPER ·~ ~j
MICHELIN l::,t:S~ t ,,,~
X & ZX TIRES * 8 .f. Geodrlch ' ®
Belted STEEL RADIALS
Unbeflevable Pfke• on STEEL BEL TEO RADIALS for al poputar cars lnduding: epon., foreign. & domfftlc al lantaatlc prtcea.
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~oun;ting the .'Leaks . .
19 Coast
Students
.Honored Newport. Bakony Pr.ob/,e111!' 50 or 500?
Nlnftffn Oran1eCoast asldefromthefacttbatthm-eare ruldents bave been
IO many balcoAies in tho com·· nained to the aca«S.mJc
plex. honors list at Cal Po\y
• lfhere are about 'JOO baltorde9 • 111 Promontory Point apartments
to Newport Beacb, ad aome oC
them leak.
Just how maQ deptnd.s on •,mom you talk to.
Officials at lbe Irvine Com·
~--,---11 put the figure at about so. •
CITY OPFICIAU In the build· •-ltil department HY that ll'a more llkesoo.
mer wbea µie coaun, ln about" ot the balco111ea.1t,art.ed to bu}).
ble.
SO TB1tEE c0ntn.clon were
hired ln Au&ust to belin pefla.nJ
and rHurfaclne all ol the decks
in the SSC>· apartment complex.
"It ls very bard to 1et a com-
plete seal on a balcony," be swd.
"lo fact we bave one bere on the
aec:ood noor of the building de-
partment and lt leaks. We can't
seem to atop al.••
Poo\ona for t.llo sprini quarter.
Students wbo achieve
academic honors must
be enrolJed for It least 12
units and e(llrn at least a B average.
The students are:
Re1ardless of the numbers in· •olved, both a1ree that the
' • t>roblem items from a comblna-
' lion or marine air and improperly
applied coatin1 lbat abould have
Ace<>rdin& to Marla 6for1an.
spokesman for tbe Irvine Com·
pany, 44 of lbe worst have bttn
dooe and the conlractors plan to
spend the next year working
their way from one end of
Promontory Point to the other.
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BOB FOWLER, buildlnJ d.lr~
tor for the city of Newpor. Beach,
said the problems at Promontory
Point are not extraordlnary,
eD an UIS bJSpo """""''t,y res1 · ""• Lo\lho 1tull1am, '"•"Y dents have been arrested on drug "',., """ a. .. ., s.,., .. "' .......... -'f' ,. . S.-.1\ •nd Jolt C•not 8•uc-t>.o. Irvine officials a~ the pro-
. '. 1'1em became obvious thla;awn-
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•• TIJEFAMJLYQRCUS0 . ,, : ByBUKeane Worn.en .
.. · .. '
Outlive
Men Still : ..
LOS ANGELES CAP)
-In spite of increasing
exposures to the pres-
sures of the work world.
women are still outliving
men and the gap is
widening, a heart re-
searcher says.
In fact, resear ch
shows that next to old
age, being male In
America is the most de-
adly factor contrib~
to heart disease, tbe na·
lion's No. l killer.
''TO MAKE males less male would be the most ~ ''Mommy, how do you spell 'at'? And go slow obvious answer," said
: wMn you're spelling it." Dr. William Hazzard, , here to address a meet· t -'::· ~-------------------------------------ing Wednesday of the
( Muscles to Count American Heart As·
• ~~~Jn Queen Contest
I ~ .
sociaUon. ''To ease some
of the socjologicaJ fac-
tors, and put less em-
phasis on a ll th e
machismo jan."
But Hazzard said re-
searchers could not be
s ure that soc1olog1cal
factors were responsible
for the fact that men in
Western societies are
four tames as likely to
suffer heart disease an
the middle years as
women.
• .: MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -In a departure from
;•;•:tt'aditional methods, the University of Minnesota's
:-::: competition for its homecoming queen will include I ~~ • ~ysical appearance, athlellc skill and endurance.
: "We wanted to bave the homecoming queen
:' .compete among all the students," said Bill Paul, a
• 'iaenior heading the committee for the university's
: • ~t homecoming queen since 1969. "Wben you
:. ~ve voling among the students, only a few get a
• ~ ~aoce to compete and people can stutt the ballot :: ba. ..
EVEN TROUGH
women have joined the
work force in leeions -
FOOTBALL THROWING AND aUNNJNG the nnd face corresponding Jialf mile will be the prelimlnary contests, with the anxieties and stresses -
Jlnal test involvi.na Coech Cal Stoll and the football they maintain a "re· ieam. markable resiatance to
Finalists will appear before the football team heart disease" and thus
ud will give their names, classilication, and continue to live longer,
answer why they want to be queen. Hazzard said.
One other intangible enters into the competi· That the longevity .sap tlon. between men and women
"We will not ignore physical beauty, .. Paul -currently eight years ·d -continues to grow is a ll&l . It b t puu e o ear re·
THERE WILL BE TWO OTBElt stipulations: ... se_ar_c_he_rs_·_, -----.
the contestant must be a fulltlme student and be
l emaJe.
"We will have to disqualify men because we
state homecomin1 queen, not king," Paul said.
Until we close Saturday, you
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with a
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radial package
atapnce
that wraps
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Taste of Success
Sweet ... and Sou··
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Thursday. September 30. 1978 91
What was bllled as an enjoya.
ble evening ot samplina the
warts of fine Oranie County
restaurants left a sour taste m
the mouths of many of the lSOO
people attending A Taste of
Orange County Sunday in South
Coast Plaza.
Some of the 20 restaurants
servan1 soup, hors d 'oeuvres,
salad, enlrees and desserts ran
out of food and some guests were
not able lo find a table.
The sponsor of the evening,
KOCE·TV. apologized for the In·
convenience, however, and pro-
mised that if the event is repeat·
ed next year. adequate precau·
tions wUI be taken so there will
be food and tables enough for all
auest.s.
. Jim Cooper. director ol com·
muruty affairs for KOCE, said
station personnel "felt there
were a lot of people who crashed
Guests crowded to get samples from
selected Orange County restaurants
at a benefit party (abo ve). Below,
tables weren't empty for long as
a capacity crowd filled Jewel
Court of South Coast Plaza.
Britain is in the grip of the worst
drought in centuries: .In South Wales water
is available to families for only seven
hours a day. Here is a report on how one
t amily copes with the situation.
Water Savings Tapped
I
By ROBERT JONES
CARDIFF. Wales <AP) -It's
nearly 2 p m. and for the Welsh
family Paae It's all bands to the
.la pis.
through unUJ the Collowing mom·
lng."
makt or their clothes.
"Clothes got to be wa.8bed, and
kids have got to be bathed. We've
cul down about a.s much as we
can but I hate to think what the
winter will be like."
pall and we use that for flushing
the toilet. We save the shower
water, pump It out. reheat It and
use It tor batha. We try to keep
baths to a minimum, butBill'sjob
takes In truck coal-·aod he's
got to bathe to 1et himself clean.
Then when we've llnished with
the party," however. which
added to the problem.
"When we started planning we
didn't know If we would have 800
or 900. We set the cap at lSOO."
Cooper admitted that selling
lSOO tickets was still "str~lching
ll" beeause there were &eat.I for
only 1200. "But we assumed that
people would come and 10. Some
people stayed for the whole even-
mg.
"We were so successful we
were swamped."
Cooper said those in charce of
the event at KOCE were pleased
with the evening, however. "We
had a marvelous spirit of people
who wanted to help their local
station," he said: '"Ibis was the
most rewardin1 part."
The final tabulation ol profits
bas not been completed yet but
chairmen of the event hope tone\
$10,000, whicl\ will be divided
between KOCE, the Leaive o1
Women V o ters anct .. the
Restaurant Writers Assn. t.I •
proposed nonprofit sch90) to
train restaurant serving per&Oll·
nel.
Restaurants purtJclpat~ in·
eluded Alfredo's, Ameli•'a, lbe
Hobbit, Chez Cary, the Cbtifin&
Di.sh. Salmagundi, Flve ~.
La Mer, Gulliver's, VW• ""ton-
tana. Hungry Tieer, M--1c Pan,
La Paz, Rose & Crown, \'1etor
Hugo Inn, Newporter lnnt Dill·
neyland Hotel and 20th Century
Limited.
Wineries offertne a~Otples
were 8 er I n e er Vi oe-t ar d ,
Mirassou Vineyards, Robert
Mondavio Winery, Paf$Succi
w ine cenars. seba.ixani Vineyards a nd Ste..; lng
Vineyards.
Dancing to the music ot rry
Schroeder completed the fven·
ing.
Wine, food and lots of
company were the ingredients
for A Taste of Orange
County, which filled two
levels of South Coast Plaza.
Mrs. Avril Page, husband Bill,
·and their five children gather in
the kitchen of their littJe house In
a Cardiff working district with a
collection of jugs, bottles and
saucepans.
··we reckon we can last out at
the present rate until Nov-
ember." said Simon Lalievre of
the Welsh National Water
Authority, the orcanlzaUon
responsible Cor the cuts. "We're
all hoping that the cavalry -the
autumn rains -will come
to help us through the winter."
Bill Paee Is a tnacltlnc con-
tractor and his wife work.a in a
local cafe owned by her mother.
Their children are Nlgel, 8,
Martin, 12, Karen, 13, Paul, 14.
andDon, 17.
that, we bale the wate.r out or the •=...,.~~•'A"·-·.::...
If they don 'l nu them all at the
time, they won't have any water
until 7 o'clock the next morning
because Britain's worst drought
in centuries has hit southwest
Wales hardest of all and forced
the local water autbocity to tum
off all dornesUc supplies for 17
hours daily.
"You don't realize until
10mething like this hits you how
precious a thing water ls." Mrs.
Page says ruefully.
"rt was a hectic time at first,"
sajd Mrs. Paie, "but we sooa got
into something or a routine, and
now we reckon we can put by all
the wate~ we need to carry us
Normally, Wales i3 ooe of Bri·
taln's wettest areas. In a normal
June, it gets around ~inches
of rain; this year it b.S only had
one inch so far. and whatever the
fall and winter may bring
restrictions on domestic use are bound to carry throu&b until next
•PriDC at the earliest..
And that, Bill Page fJ.nds "very
distressins.
''We're copina all right at. the
moment, but It'• a strain," be
said. "We're getUne rather wor-
ried about the health hazard ii it
1oe1 on too Jona With fJ.ve kids
you've got to be careful -you
can't let them 1et too dirty. and
you ~now the mess cbil(\ren can
The Pages reckon two things
have saved their sanity so far -
a large automatic waahine
machine, and a recently installed
shower -one of the very few In
their dhtrict.
"Recycle as much as possible.
put as much washing lo u the
machine will take at one Um.e,
and save water from the showers
to uae u a bath when possible -
and keep your fingers crossed" is
Mrs. Page's recipe for living
with the cuts.
"We always try to keep the
washing machine filled. When
I 've done the twice-weekly
wash, l pump the •1ater loto a
batb, back lnto the wasbln1
machine on oon-wuh ""· and use that for nu.ab Ing the toilets.
"It '11 the nu.whine that causes
moet of the problem. In the put
t'•e always had to nag the kjct.
when they don't flush -now J
have to nae them when they do.
They jllSt can't get the bani of at
yet."
Apart from the water for
bathtna and fluahlng, the Pa1ei
find the lack of water most of the
cby euy to bear. 1be children
prefer to drink soft drtnlts and
lemonade anyhow.
Bill and Avril Pace bave cut
themselves down to three CQIJI of
tea a day each -"one ketUe
easily lakes care of that" -and
inlt.ead o< cootinc, vecetablea for
Mrs. Avril Page
transfers precious water
from 'her washing machine.
the evenlnt meal ln separate
pans, Mn. Pa1e uses the same
pan for all.
'"So it'• awkward at llnrt -but
we've more or leu got used to
lhiDI with Jt. So have the
nelpbora -most people talk
about not.hint else but how much
water they've saved and how
they save ll, ll 'a aomethine like
the old wartime da,ra of I.be bliu.
t •
-people have their owo
luck stories lo tell but
alwayi finish up by aa)'in&
here and we're stuck wit.hit
may as well make the beC
bad Job'," aald Bill.
"The kids think ll '1 great Ii
present -come the winter
don 'l think they'll be so
having to go without hot
a.od balbi.ng in tep!d Wal.er." . . ~
O~ILV PILOT
Final Words Came Too Late (Ann Landers o-i
D!!AR READERS. Please
M9.U'C lhls personal reference
:inuat abare with you, my -~1)1 ot trtends, Wbl&l ii oo ~
bdin my heart.
I
t
few week& a o, our family
t.bered in Omaha t.o bury one or
dearest , mo~l 11c0Uc people J
ve ever known. He wu Oa\lid
ey, married for 43 yurs lo
~lde~t s~t , Hdcn.
a\'e as a deh&ht. We adored
• H was Jll ellculous about
alJ, the perfect choice to lake aqe of any family project.
pendable . Indus trious.
u,b. "Jntecnty'' was bis
MertoThomu
m!ddle name.
Dave cheris hed Helen, and
well he mltht She wu a devoted
wife, tbe beauty of tbe family, a
talented planlst, a superb coot.
and a leader lo community &! •
fain.
So oft,eo I bave beard smokers
aay, ''Well, you have lo d.le from
aometb.loa. ·• True. But please.
trteods, U y~u can btlp lt, dle
from aomethlq else -and doo 't
rusb the eveoL LUQf caocer b a
horrible way to 10.
A¥rfcans allve lodl;1 wtu have
fonn of cancw during bis
•· Ono out ol m people et cancer wW die from it -ot COW'h; we learn more
a~ bow to preve.ot C.bil •course ad bow to CUN lt.
aio when ?OU be11ect mt lo gt.op ii you want to do 80mtthina l0t
1mokln1. · But IHi•• ao many me today pleue Mnd a cootribu·
others, Dave belieftd cancer Uoo -eveo a •hill dollar bllJ
happeu to other peopr.. wU1 help. The addrea: David
And now, all you wtve1 wbo are Brodk•J Cancer f\lnd, Box 41U. naulns your husbandl. and all NewYork,N.Y.1001'7.
the eeooom le cost ot cancer lo But Dave, Tht.> Perlertlonisl,
the m ari who dad cvcrythinj
n&ht. did ONE Uung wrona,: He
smoked at least two packs of
c11arettes every day for 30 years.
Thia 1en1eles s addiction
deprived him of the joy of seeing
bis crandcblldren marry. And It
will deny tboae who loved him ol
the pleuuro ot hil beautiful pre-
sence.
Wbile non-smokers, too, die rrom luna ca.acer. the evidence ts
lrrelutable -cl1arette amoking
doe• cause tuna cancer. The
more we 1tudy It, the more cer·
ta.in we become. Smoken are lbe
leading candldatea for tbls
dreaded disea1e -and heart
trouble and emphysema u well.
~ COll&Dl.ry ii $20 blll1on a year.
ay DOlbln ot the aa'OOY and
ferln1. T\o Ute of nery
plfSOD who read.a thiS column
h• been touched I.a some way by
c .. cer. It la the second bi&&esl
kl•u ln the United Stat.ea.
Ummt the last wordl Dave ut-
teed to hi.a wlle were these: "I
altuld have llat.:ned lo )'OU ye.an
)'OU bu.tband• who .. pleadln1 Your contrlbuUons wlll bo
with your wives to throw away •pent on medkal research and
thole fllthy killers -and all you educational material to combat
)'OWll people who are lwnlDt tht 1lamoroua lmap ol amoklo1
your healthy plnk lunp 1Dto tar promoted by the tobacco ln-
pit.s at 6S cenla a pack, ror God'• duttry. .
sake, for the aalte ol tboM wbo We CAN conquer cancer In our
love you, STOP SMOKI NG Uletimeilenousbpeioplewilljoln
TODAY. bands 1n thll elfort. Thank you ao
Do it for younell. Dolt for the much and God bl<.'$11. -ANN
people who care aboul you. And LANDERS Ooe out ol every tour
..
Legal Rights-·Aired
By D,:NNIS Md.ELIAN
OI ._ O.llJ Pl .. 5'aff
The Women's Law Center of Southern Calilorn1a, the first of
its kind, will bring • fresh air ol
legal definition to women's
rights, believes actress Marlo
Thomas.
18-moatb-old ce1ter, Miss
'Iboma.s said the ilea of leeaJ
representation tor Qany women
Is lauahable: They don't know
what their right.a ar~
CJlEAT B CONFIDB"iCE
peripheral. Beine in the enter-
taln mcnt business, she has
negotiated contracts, which
"live us a place lo start t.alldng
trom."
nGBT FOR RIGHTS
She believes women can either
stand up and fight tor their rights
JINXIE'S
GIFT
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COSTA MESA
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NOW
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and Friday Evea.
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CONW NIENCE
"Jn women's rights precedents
are only now being established,"
she s aid. "Tbe purpose of the
Women ·s Law Cent.er ls lo affect
the c ha nge and give legal
guidance when rights have been
infringed upon."
"Women in this C>UDtry have
been conditioned to tail and l(ive
up without a fight, "5he said, ad·
ding, "The single m<St important
function ol the Feoi.nist Move-
ment is to create cortideoce.
or sit in isolation, which she ~-------------11111!1-!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
"U it succeeds, it will be a
model for others."
Miss Thomas was speaking at
a fund·ralser at the Newporter
Inn, sponsored by Friends of the
Women's Law Center.
The event, attended by approx-
imately 100 supporters, also
featured entertainment by South
Pacific sin1in1 star Carmen Car-
roll and The Slow Daule and Co.
with thetr Dancers Orient.al.
In caWn1 fo! support ~for tbe
"The more womei willing lo
take a stand for ther rigbta, tbe
more women will have their
rights tp enjoy."
She cited aeveraJ examples of
those who have made themselves
beard. One young ?roman,. who
wa.s reruaed admlUance to the
Litt.le League, took the ca.se lo
court and won.
Thia, said Mias n.>ma.s, led to
a reinterpretation of the law re-
ga rd In e t he u ae of public
facWt1es.
She Hid her comectJon with
tho law la not tomplelely
views aa "a dama&ing and
lri&htening alternative.
"There is nothing splendid
about IJving in isolation," she
aald, adding "our rights as CX· ~ptiona are in jeoparcty.
"Tbe law makes my rights
more than an exception. I fttl
new rules must be made tor the
women of America."
-And the center, she believes,
will not only hasten new d e·
cisfons, but will serve as a r e·
source Cor women lo fight.
"We ask you to start making
your stand by supporting the law
center'" sbe concluded. "All the
women of the country need this
cent.er.'' ·
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By ERMA BOMBEOC
There are c amps for over·
w~igbta. mothers or twins, tennis
1<9en and othe r minority groups.
So bow come no one has gotten
together a camp forklutus?
{ These poor people stumble
• around through life S2 weeks out S oC every year rubbing stains off 1{ their swealeN and picking toilet
• taS&ue oft their heels. They can't
: help it. They 're not your usual
: alj.together people .
• 1'hey're your scrcw·ups who J rohle out or a pay toilet and re·
: alhe they've left their purse on
: lhe back or the commode.
I
• They put the wrong date on the l~l check an their checkbook
wHh eight people s tanding
behind them in the checkout Une.
'they lock a ll the donrs in their
l'ar and leave the topdown.
They can break a tooth while
l'3llng a ma rshmallow.
I'd lake lo see a camp where for
:.an t'ntlrC' week. a klutz could do
no wrong Evi>rythmg would IJe
~c:ired to insure him a sure. fun.
failed tame. If someone sent him
for u lt'rt-ha nded tire pump, lhere
would be one ther e marked "left.
handed lire pump "lie could use
I a ballpoint pen without splatter·
ing Ink. He could open up a can of
carbonated pop without it spray-
ing the ceiling There wouJd be a
specia l nozzle m the bathtub
where. no matter what pos1t1on 1t
was m, the water wouldn't come
out of the shower nnd drench S him. $ In a way I Identify with klut.tes.
It's not tha t 1 fall o lot or
anything, but I'm impetuous. A
few ) cars aeo. I u w Tom Jc.>nea
r AT
WIT'S
END
perform and women got so crazy
some or them threw their hotel
keys at him onstage. I got caught
up in the frenzy and threw him
my kf'y. Unfortunately, it was
the only key to our freezer .
There's something desperate
about a klutz. This whole idea in
fact came from a reader in Tren-
ton, N.J . who begged me lo do
something.
She wrote. "fl takes a lot of un-
derstanding and love lo deal with a klutz. A person can have an IQ
of 150 and still have the magnetic
catch on the kitchen cabinet at-
tract her ankle chain ... or use
her son's hair dryer and be
sucked right off the floor. I'm the
one with a normal SIU? nose who,
while wa'\hing her hair, got It
caught m the overflow opening."
She vowed s he had suc h
respect for me, she'd do anything
I s uggested. She spelled my Cinst
name with an I.
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Kounuy, a walth of frM services Is alway&
dose at hand-jun down the road or
around tM comer, u your MareSt
tc.eynone omc..
Start wtth some servlCles Y°"'d
pay plenty for other places: like notary
~ copyln1 Mf'Yk:e. Or money orden.
They',. all yours, all absofuuly Ira,
.at ~ l<.tynone office.
And what are you paytnc now
for travelen checksl Safe deposit boxl
Note collectlonl They all add up. But with
a minimum account at Keystone, they
don't cost you a penny .
On top of It all, Keystone pays
Y°" the ab50lut.e top lnterut on all Pvlng1
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your regular passbook to a generous
7.75% on certificate accounu.
Only Keystone glve1 you so many
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money l'owl"l-risht where you arel
So next time you're out drMnc,
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Co-pi lot's Seat Skirted
•
MIHi..MB>fTATIOH "An Angry Minute Deni" y°" . IO Second• Of ...,.ne ....
SA.H CUMEMTI SCJIMCI Of MIMD CEMTlll
647 c .. h•o De Loa M1rn. W .. IOI .,. .. ~u• ..-... d•Wt -4 c-•• .. I
Capt. 8111 Lovelace wtth Mary Bush
CALENDAR
CHI LDREN 'S THEATER
GU ILD : M embers of thl•
Newport II arbor group will paint
and redecorate the Theater
Workshop, CO'lla M~a at the re
gular monthly me<'1ing at 9 30
am .. Tue&day, Oct 4
Guild member" are currcnll}
rehearsing their 1976 Touring
Troupe of "Accidental Ont'n
tals" 1n two Chm~e folk talcs.
which w1lf he presented fre<> th"
fa II lo II bra ri e'>. orphan ages.
special schools and handJcappe<j
children ·
PEN WOM f:N: Thc Laguna
Beach branch will hold 1t:. first
meeting of the yt>ar dt 12 JO pm ..
Monday. Oct 4, at the 1~1guna
Reach I lotel
S11t·aker will bt· flc-rn1rt•
McGceh;in. ~hoi.t writer for
Lawrence Welk
PHASE: Mary Garu w1ll o;peak
on day cart'. s tarting )otJr """n
busmC'>s .ind ""ycho l'ybt•rn1•t11·s
at the Monday. Oct 4, mt·dlll~ of
the non profit or...:am1al1on fur
d1vorct·d and w1ctowl.'d women
Women are inv1tl.'d to attend
lht• 1 30 p m 11ess1<m at the
Pe<>ple's fo't'deral Saving:. and
Loan. El Toro Re!'!Crv at1ons
may be mjde by calhng831 3012
WOM•:N'S STtJO l•:S
CENTER : Career 1nformat1on
for Orange County women wtll
highlight a free worbhop from 9
a m to noon. Tuesday, Oct 5, at
Saddleback Collcgt•
Speaking at the v.ork~hop, l'n
titled Out of I hl' C:<1<:oon. \\Ill be·
Judy Bartholom ('v. rer rwtmt•nl
... pec1ah:.t for thC' count)' s plJ<'t'
ment and recruitment t·t•nter
Details about the prn~ram arc
available from Sacidkhat·k s
Women'!\ CPnlt'r al K31 9700 or
495-4950. Ext 227 ,,
Bl'SINF.SS, PROFESSIONAi.
WOMF:N : The RE'\ Sunr
Richard..,, aut.'hor, ll'Ctun•r and
photographer. will bt• the gu1• ... 1
speaker at the d1nnt'r mt•et1ng of
the Newport Harlmr gmup
The St'Ss10n 1s "' t for 7 15 p m
Thursday. Oc t 7. al th(' M(''>J
Verde Country Club
The speaker. who rccc1v1..'<1 the
Woman of-at'hll'Vt'mt•nt award
from lh1• San OrM lh!>tnct. Hl'W.
"111 talk about \\ onwn nf th1· n1
hie
(<·H .\Rl.E.~ lit-(' Un.)
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Interest
Wrestled
•'• & W01M8'1 C'Ol.llM ntJS (AP)
Candy GrN·n. a 20 ye~tr·
old Ohio Stult' phys1cnl ·
education m u1or. recent
ly became the firs t
woman 10 thl' nn'.t lo rt'
fer<'t' 11 wrt'"' hn~ match
I ft>r tnh•rcst 1n the sport
began us n t>tudent <tt
Reynold s burit llq::h
School wher<' sht· offac1at
t.'d her first match
"Wrestling I!\ the h1.i
ge ... t s port ;11
Rf'ynolchbuq?. · Mi 's
Green s0t1d "Tht•y :tr<' u
prl'tlV big powt•r in cc·n
tralOh10 "
Now !the i'I 00(' or only II r t'W re rt 1f1 cd womt•n
wrt"thnl! orr1rwl-. tn lht•
st nil'
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SHIPMENT OF
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HAS ARRIVED!
Rogers' collection of Beautiful
antiques Austrian. French and
English pjeces.
MASTERCHARGE
BANKAMERICARD
Mary Bush takJ bE>1ng the
fu-st woman pilot for a :.c:heduled
aJrtine bas~ in the West in stnde
despite curious glances rrom
passengers ~ bo see tier 1n the co
pilot seat •
"You get u:.ed to those double
lakes," says the 27-year old first
ofricer for Hughes Airwest
"Eventually, the public will
change Just aa they have when
women went Into muny other
male-Oriented profession.~."
~ Ms. Bush knows that being n
woman was not a factor m gel
ting the job Sc\ eral months ago
Compellt1on was stiff
When the 5 foot 7, blue·l')cd
blonde upphed. tht•re were 3.000
appht·at1ons CJ>r 40 opening~
Nearly all were from men
mercaal pilot and a Ol&ht Ul.Struc
tor for 3S years She worked for
has company. Bush Aviation In
Fort Lauderdale, since high
school and often ran lhe busine!>.\
in hls absence
She was licensed to fly at 18
She also was a vice-president
and pllot for the family-owned
firm and worked as a fu"Sl omcer
for seven.I aviation farms In
flonda and the Bahamas, rtylng
1nternallonal routes.
Told several years ago lhnt she
needed n bachelor's degree to
become a scheduled airline pilot.
she return~d to collel(e and
l'arned a degree in 1ndustnal
technology from f'londa Interna-
tional Un1vl'rs1ty in Miami.
Then she ~gan re applying to
the atrhnc companies.
•••· l.NI• ScMt tWoNW. tll 40-4.0VI
NEW
GIVENCHY!
I•
I ~ But her background and
quahr1cat1ons were ouL<;landmg
Sbe already had a commercial
license anct almost 2.300 hours or
0) mg llme in more than 30 types
of aircraft, ranging from hght
twin engine to heavy cargo
traru.ports
Hughes Atrwest was the first to
rt>spond Based 10 Phocrux, she
flies F 27 propJets Great selection
of styles, colors
and sizes!
. ~ . .
c •
ll<'r father had been a com·
Ms Bush. who :.ee~ lo know
v. hat she wants out of IJfe. has
another goal she'd like to reach
in the future . to fly pure Jets. she
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'IV Highlights
KTt.A II 8.00 -'Tor Whom the Bell
Tola." The cla.uic 19'3 movie from Etn~t Hemingway's novel with Gary
Cooper and Tngr1d Bergman
NBC E) 9·00 -"C3ptams and the
Kings " The premiere episode of TV ·s
new Best Sellers series launches a nine·
hour drama beginning wtlh a two.hour
segment Richard Jordan, Charles Durn-
inJ,!. Joanna Pettet. Vic Morrow. Barbara
Barkins, Celeste Holm, Ray Bolger and
Ann Sothern are featured. <Rcv1ew 85)
l<CET ?t 9:00 -"The F'atal Weak-
ness." A 1946 comedy by George Kelly on
Hollywood Tclcv1sion Theater with Eva
Mane Saint in lhe leading role
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Fo11r ew ShmDs Open
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Theaters Step Up Pace
Tbe new lhe:itcr IC'3SOD kku lnto b.lah 1ear ttus
v.-eekend with four oe-w product.loni hlltina the
boards alona the Oranac Co~l. lwo openma ton11ht
and the other two boWlnl Ul Friday.
The llahta 10 up too.11ht on "Sell, Rook and Can
dJe'' at the Sin Clementt' Commwuly The4t~r end
"I Do, 1 Do" by tM Lyric Opera As!iociaUon of
Ora.nee County ln Laguna &•ach f'riday's openers
are "Come Blow Your Hom" at the <.:ostll Mesa
Holiday Inn and "{)Id 'rime," lll Colden West
Colle&O.
Kent Jobn1on and Monies Wyatt play the lead-
ing roles ln "BelJ, Book and Candle" under the
direction o( Tony Brandt as the San Clemente
group begins its 10th season at the Cnbrillo'
P layhouse with a list of repnses from Jl'ISt years.
Phyllia Stroud, Ken Strana and Charles Anthony
complete the c asL
PERFORMANCES OF TH£ John van Druten
romedy wtU be given Thursdays through Saturdays
for fo1.tr weekends at the playhouse, 202 Avenida
Cabrillo, with an 8:30 curtain. Rcservattons
492-0465.
"I Do, J Do," the musical version of .. The
Fourposter." stars Do> le McKinney and Pat
Manusov as tbe entire company under Warren
Deacon's direction. ll 's a joint production of the
Lyric Opera group and Saddleback College, at
"tuch Deacon and McKinney are faculty members
The show wall be staged Thursdays through
Saturdays for three weekends at 8 p.m. and Sun·
days. Oct 3 and 10 at 4 p.m 1n the Forum Theater
on the Festival of Arts grounds in Laguna Rcser va-
t.10os 4Sol-0709.
"COME BLOW \'OUR HORN," the flrsl in a
long line of Neil Simon comedies, arrives al the
Holiday Inn Friday for a lwo·monlh engagement or
Friday and Saturday performance~. Andy Gwyn
directs an all-Hollywood cast.
Intermission
Tom Titus
-"Harvey •· ut the Huntington Beac h
Playhouse. 2110 Main St. Hun~on Beach. Fri·
day and Saturday al 8 30 Reserv#tlons 8'2·5'21.
''THE SUNSIUNt~ BOYS .. at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beat'h, Tuesdays th.rough Saturdays at
8·30 Reservallons4~ 0743
.. God.spell" al the Westminster Community
Theater. 7272 Maple St. Westmmster, Fridays and
Saturdays at 8 30, extended through Oct. 9.
Reservations 893·8626
_ .. South Pacific .. at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Avenida Piro, San Clemente, night·
ly except Monday al varying curtain times.
Reservations 492-9950.
CAl.LBOA RD -Audit.ions for lbe popular com-
edy "You Can't Take ll With You" will be conduct·
ed by the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Sunday at 2
p m. and Monday at 8 p m .... a cast of seven
women and 12 men will be chosen by director Pati
Tambellin1 •. the i.howopens Nov.19.
BACKSTAGE Huntington Beach's Denis
Thomas plays the leading role of Shannon in "Night
of the Iguana," operung Friday for four weekends
at the La Mirada Playhouse in Neff Park .••
tickets can be ordered by cruling 521·1612.
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Curtain is 8·30, pret'eded by cocktails at 6 and
dinner from 7 to 8 at the Hobday Inn, 3131 Bnstol
St .. at the San Diego Freeway, in Costa Mesa. •---F-,cr-,r-,-o-u-se_u_s-,-.,-n-,--• "~C::,.~~~!:~:,:::r Reservations ~7-3000. NAMI STATIM ENT ,,,. loll0W1t19 per'°"u .. llOO"fllu$l.o
H ld P. t • "Old T. " lh Tl'tiit fO'l0..+"9 Ol't\On "OOinq Ou\•· M 'i\•\ aro an er s 1mes opens a ree· ... u•• w•L MAC PRooucrs. 11>1c.. 100) weekend run at the Actor's Playbox on the Golden u.vucRE.r.T•o"'s 1H<n-...c~ w..11tt11s1 ... 1.eouu .... -..u.n.i1 W t Coll ~·d d th d . t f Or • Hll"ll"91"" .. ,..,, CA t?t.41 Wll·MAC PRODUCTS, INC, a es eae campus r• l ay un er e tree 100 o ........ c.. •• , It••••. •AN•, •""11 c..1110-"'• •°'-•''°"· '* w.. 11111 Charles Mitchell. who performs in the play with -.t11 or. """''1111'"" e .. c,,, CA. s. • ..i c .. u.-u.u.~1 Renata F1orin and Carol""' Matsuda. ttM7 ,., .. '-',,." ,, ,...,_,tct 11'1' • cor· .r•• ~ ....,. ... U II (-IKlocl bot'""'"' -•!Min Curtain lime is 8:30 Friday lhrouah Sunday for .... .._. w 1L-MACP"ooucrs.1HC.
the Oran1e County premiere of the Pinter drama '""' :::~1K!:'.' ,,,.., w"" ,,,. "''' ::::.;:.~, ":!~~·=-.,.., .. ,,. about middle-aged frustration. Reservations o-.-,o.n.o10ra .. gec->1,.,..~ c:o.....1 c1erko10r-c-, ... s-892·7711,extensionS4S _,,.,.,,.. ••-11.m,
CONTINUING 111EIR RESPECTIVE engage·
menta along the coast are
-"The Ruling Class" at South Coast
Repertory, 1827 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Performances at 8 p m. nightly except Monday and
3 p.m. Sunday at the Third Step Theater, 1827
• Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa. Reservations 646-1363.
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, .. Tnuraaay. September JO 1976 DAILY PILOT a!
'Captains' C"/assy Fare Your Horoscope
I
Pisces: Try New Ideas B7 JAY SllA.JUUJ1T
LOS ANGELES <AP) -There~ '41hts you'd
like to t.brottle netwwt executives for pultlnt two
sreat abowa oo at the aame time Tonl.1ht la such a nllbt for encuU vo-throUllna al NBC aod A BC.
Al 9 p .m., on chanoel 4, NBC tarts ata "Best
SeUera" aertes wllb a 111uperb two-hour chapter of
••Captains and lbe Kinp," lbc novel aboul a poor
lthb lad'a rue to power and money 10 19th century·
Ame:rtca.
Al 9:30 p.m ., on channel 7, ABC start!> iu nt<w,
very funny, "Nancy Walker Show" with Mass
Walker u a Hollywood taleol agent who:.c: peri.onal
portfolio lnch1du a 20-year marnagc to a Navy cap.
Joseph Armagh, an lrlsb ')'OUth of intelllaence, a
s.troQ4r wUl and corwderableselt-cont1dence. FUOAY.OCTOBER I
IN A LATt:R EPISODE, we11 see his ambltlon BySYDNEYOJlllAJUt
And that or bas son mue the lattert.be fll'lt Catholic AIU £S (March 21·
pr~adenl or the Uruted States (pl.ease, no Kennedy Aprll 19): Accent on pro-
compansorui on company Uroe). motion, advancement,
Tonight's opener coven only his formaUve istandlnl ln community.
years. stactinic walb'his Uleaal entry into New York added preaUace. Ono In
with his broth<'r und sister &tler be promises b.i.a dy· aulhorlt1 paya comph-
wa mot.her he 'll keep lbe family toaother. ment You also &•ln moru
lmpoveruh~. barely m his tetm.5, ho tahs the compenaatiOJlfor job you
youngsters to Phtladelphia ln search of their father, do.
who has led them to believe he's struck It r1cb in TAURUS (April 20-
Amenca. May 20): You get betwr
Ortanfal.', build, oaCCt'J'l
rein:\ of a uthority.
AQUARIUS (J an. 20-
Feb. 18> · Whet buppt'n.'
behind .scent's has more
me anante tha n u!'luul.
Know lt and be ukrt tu
slgoal5. ~ ubtle andl<'a
tions. secrets lhul im: d~·
ubf'ralely lealced.
PISCES <Fe b . 19-
Mnrch 20): Accent on
new ldt'H, fresh con-
cepts, dealings wllb clOtJo
lll'l!lhbors and rehaUves.
Movl'ment. m euaaie
ure on aacndu Short tnp
could bt' rt•sult oC un'-l:Sual
call.
If Ot'tobfr lat la yow-
b Ir th day you are
crcatlvt', andependt>nt.
oraiinal. urtlstic. stub-
born. t('mperamental
and attractive to oppocsilo
lh 'X ( ) lain CWilUaroDunlels).
1V REVIEW l'D RELVCl'ANTLY Not so. The father bas died a poor man's death. "1dt Burt dis tribution, display -;;======;;;:;...;;::;;;:;:;;;:;:;;:;:::;:::;::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;
And Joseph as temporanly forced to put lbe kads an a You can successfully ad-METRO.GOLDWYN-MAYER.,., .. ..,, • Hy pass up the Walker
opening becaubc::
-The premiere of NBC's epic 1s so good -and
&eta lbe staae ao well for the next ep1~ode -It
abould be seen ln Its entirety.
-You'll be able to watch ABC 's "Walker" the
~ four weeks, because "Captains•• wall run only
an hour theo, startine at 10 p m.
TonJght'• "Capt.ams" is sel between 18S7 and
the start or the Civil War. The hero -sort of -is
PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICF.
Calbohc orphanage in Pennsylvania while be sets Former "fly ing nun" VC'rtise and publlsh. &ab-
outto make h1~ way lntbe world. Sally Field will play a rrut campa.lgn, concept,
New York dancer manu.scripl.
TIUS SOUNDS UKE THE start or a Horatio who accompanies GEMI NI (May2l·June
O'Alger story and it basically ls -but the story is Burt R eyn o lds in a 20 ): Get to heart or mat·
exceedingly well-told, full of robust, well·deflned c hase through the tens -dig deep and you characters who show up during the Armagh's could strike pay dart
transtllon rrom penruless immigrant to apprentice South in "Smoke y Partner, mate is involved
mogul in Pennsylvarua. and the Bandit·" m money venture that
That be 1s pure or heart is amply s hown in the -----------haseffectonyou.
program,buthow greedcanstamthesoulas depict· 1 CANCE R (June 21 ·
ed later on whe n the would-be mogul engages m Umversal July 22): You may be
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Sol*' CMtt -r~ i...g_. 11N01.. CA l•S11 °""'"~41 0•. Wo\lm.,..1e<, CA
some nefarious Civil War dealings with an older drawn in two directions.
. rnend. a cheerfully immoral oil baron named "Big Key is to be patient. -jijijijijiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii~ijiijijijiili Ed"Healey. p· tfUe especial l y wher e I
All this could have provided another TV pot-IC S partner. mate, legal
'1i'SI 3 boiler. like CBS' modem -day "Exeeutive Suite." agreement might be con.
But "Captains" bas no cardboard characters in F • Set cemed. Plainly. it is best ,,...., J. Boollm•. 11111 _,..,Clo".. A .. mo .. d Rol><IOI 11..... U S11
Soulllu-.CA'1•n ""'-10r We\lmon•••r CA. '2611
• fllll boni-ti C.0~ b°l tlft I,,. Tni\ b"'""'" 0\ <Oncl.;t\0<2 DY ... I ... cutout situations, only rich., thoroughly fascinating trm now to let others take in-
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ITS CA T IS FJRST RATE, particula rly
Johnny Doran as the Armagh boy. Rkhard Jordan
as the grown-up Armagh and Charles Durning as
Healey. They and their colleagues do an excellent
Job with the subtle, literate and often funny script
by Douelas Heyes.
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rarely on the tube lhat at 'd be a pity to miss
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LO~ ANGE~ES (~). LEO (July 23·Aug 22).
-Uruversal Caty Studios Be versatile -give rutJ
have announce d the play to intellectua l
creation or Universal curiosity. Means ask
Theatrical Motion Pie· questions and obtain
lures and the appoint· answers. Social act1V1ly
meot of Ned Tanen as accelerates. Populanty
president. is on upswing.
Tanen. a vice presi-VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept
dent of the parent MCA, 22 ): Creative forces sur-
lnc .. had been oversee· ge forward -personal
ing feature production magnetism is much in
forUniversalforthe past evide n ce. C h aoge,
year. He joined MCA in travel, ~pecia l rela ·
19M. tionshaps are featured.
OTHER d1v1s1ons ID·
elude Uruversal Pictures
and Univ e r sa l
Television. Tanen's new
division will produce mo-
tion pictures for dastnbu·
tion by Universal Pie·
lures.
Sid Sheinberg, presi·
dent or MCA. sn1d the
new division recogmzes
the importan ce of
theatrical movies to the
company. which has
been a major producer of
television series
IN RECENT years,
however, Universal pro-
duced such motion pic-
tures as "Ja ws," "The
Slang," "Midway." "The
H i nd enburg " a nd
"Earthquake."
Sheinbe rg sa id the
studio has five major
films In post productJon.
five In production and
four more scheduled to
start in the next three
months .
Do some reviewin&. re-
vising, rcbullding .
LIBRA <Sept. 23.()('t.
22): Build on solid base.
Perceive potential. Take
long-range view. Accent
on fanash or basic tran:.ac
lion, home. values. one or
the parents.
SCOR PIO IOcl 23·
Nov 21) Relative:;,
domestic area, s hort
trips and visits are em
phaslzed Cal l or
message could cau~e you
lo "change direction "
Family member wants to
discuss plan or problem
SAGITTARIUS !Nov
22· Dec 21 l : Accent on
payments, collecta on:..
setUementoftax orfman-
cial question . See as 1s,
nol merely as you wish
things might be.
CAPRICOR N <Dec
22-Jan. 19 ): Cycle high
taming improves.
circ umstances turn m
your ravor. You get more
plaudits and money.
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Energy Saver
Southern C'ahforn1a Gas Compan~ says ib
do-1hours elf water heatC'r insulation k1l
can reduce \\ atl'r hc:1trng bills as much as
20 percent P r1c<.', ~2 90, includes t ax and d~hvC'ry M;.uJ order forms and further in-
formc.ttwn arl' <i\ ail.iblC' at local gas com-
pany nff1c·c•<;
Seillinar, Four
Workshops Set
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A s mall bu..,inrsli nr~a1111:1tm11 ))Cmrnar and four
workshopi. \\ 111 hr nHl•n·d at OranRe Coa~t College
The st'rnmur 1i. i;)att-d Cor Saturday from 9
a.m .J. 15 pm Thr four \\tJrkshops will be held Oct.
9 from 9 a m noon
The $7 (L•e Co r thl'
seminar and \\ orks hop-.
covers res:1slrat1on and u
luncheon th1.., Saturday
Rt:G I ST Rl\TIO N
will be condurtcd at
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1•har111· ,tt't'nu nl'
the door at 8 30 a m
Saturday
'fhr i.l'min:ir is ~ean•d
to t ho<,c· \\h o a r<' plan
rung nrw bu ... rn~·~sc~ ;md
will cover .,uch topic~ 3!>
ftnan c1n~. l egal or ~
ganization. bank rt>la
h on.;, site locau on, pm
duc·t promo11on. home
bu~ane.,srs. m :111 ordf>r
Wld small m1111mum tn·
ve~tment busine..,sei..
Gues t '>Pt'akl.'rs in·
e lude Ri c hard H art.
business system consul-
tant . Stuart \Vtlhams.
advert1srn~, market in~
con'lullant . Kcnn1•1 h
Kukuda . a ttornl'Y.
James T MaJ(rnn, \ice·
president of Cahfom1a
First Bank and Mar vin
Grudem, cert1f1l.'d pubhr
acrountanl
Sc h edu lin g of
work11hons 1s ~ta,::gercd
so participants may at-
t e nd at least two
st'SSions
For inform:it1on ahout
th e .St'm r nar nnd
\\Ork s h ops, nho nc
~56~1
Bof A List Due
D3nk of Am<'nca, an
response.' to a mandate of
the 1976 llomr Mortgage
1>1sclo,urc• A<·t was to
m akt' public today th<>
loc·;1tion by ~•P codl· or all
rl's1dential real ('state
and homl• improvement
loans m ade during 197.'l.
Th«' r<'port will he
availull<' al 17 dl.'s ignatcd
flank of America offkf'!(
lhrouJ(hout the ~late
FAST. LOW·COST,
QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING
10 to 10,000 Copies .._._ .. -. ..... _,_jolt .. ,.,......., ... ....., ........ , ... _"'
Photocopl .. Avaltable
NEWPOA'r 8!ACH
?40 f\lewport ~nter Or
De&ign PIOZ'1, Su1lf) 120
(714) &40-90!>3
OVER 300 Pf Pa MA.TIONWID!
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Standard Bonds Delayed
Antiboycott Pledge Asked First by Stale
SACRAMENTO <A Pl A ~late agency has held off ~wni;
trut ~xt-mpt , antt pullu!Jon bonds
for Standnrd 0 11 aner an aide to
Cov. Edmund Brown Jr cltt'd
tht> lsr aeh boycott 1ssut:
The DemMrotic govemor's toii
<'OVtronmentol 11dv1St'r, Tom
Quinn. said Sl3ndard Oi l Should
<inst pled~e no\ to take part tn
any boycott agaJni•t l&rael.
A S tand ard Oil a si.1st11 111
tn•a.surl'r . John Tate, shot bark
"It's perfol'tly clear \l.e'll obey
the law " H<.• was rcrernng to a
mea.surt-Brown 111gned Monday
that makes 1t 1llt'gal for a bust
ne:is to i.1gn a contract or agree
ment lo d iscriminate on the baMs
o( busme~s assocaalJons.
State G~ts B<HMt
SACRAMENTO IAP> -Lt
Gov. Met\ yn Dymally 1s 1n
Wa.shrngton to help Caufornia
'41n the federal deM~nauon ai.
site o( a proposed .soJ:ir energy an
st1tute
Dymally announced bcfon •
leaving that he wa~ making the
tnp at the request of Gov. Ed
mund Brown Jr.
Magazba~ A «"quired
"Career Educalion Uigest."
Newport Beach. has been ac·
quired by Pennant Pubbshrng,
Inc., also of Ne wport Beach
Terms of the agreement made
with the now-defunct Educa-
tional Properttes, Inc, Newport
Beach, were not djscJoc.ed.
J Phillip Thurman. Pennant
president. said arqws1t1on Of the
education oriented publication 1s
the fi rst step an a profitram of con
trolll.'d dl\ers 1f1cat1on for the
pubhshing firm. Pennant pre
.sently published "Pac1f1c Skip.
per," a monthly yachting
magazine
'rAKI G
ST<>CK
Roi~ R uf~d Ollt
rair lit Ow Los AnaeJ~ Conven-
tion Center Frtday lhtou&b Sun·
day.
LOS !\NG !!: L Jo:S Li\ P >
Callfornrn b1111k1> no longer will
ht• oble to act 1111 lntcrm\.'<l.iarle:4
in financial transactions th11t in
\Olve the Arnb boycott of bral'l
under a i.tatt• luw that goes into
l'ffert Ja n. l, n spokl'Smun for lhe
Hank o>C America says.
Th<' ralr. ruturlna product.$,
kchnoloirle~ •nd services availa-
ble tod3y a nd tomorrow ln
ener11y con!lt'rvatlon ond
ultrrn:>te sourtl'lC, lic open ffom
noon to 9 p.m Friday and Saiur·
dtty und 11 a. m .·8 p m. Sund~.
Colon" 'f'fl'll• Gro..,d•
Colony f<'oods Jnc . Newport
Beach, has announc.x-d net in-
<'<>me or $1 .113,000, (Ir $l.l8 J)f'r
• tu1re, on net s ales of S.'14, 149,000
tor the fiscal year endoo June 30. Neal Peterson. an attorney for
Bank of America, was quoted by
the Los Angeles Times as saying
U S. banks already are prohibit·
~ from processing documents
that discnm1nate against c1t1zcns
on the basis of race, creed. re-
bg1onor sex.
This compares wlth net lnco.(tW
of $624,000, or 67 cents. oo net ~ales or $29,978,000 ror the prior
fas cal year.
Ford Approves
NewOCStop
For Airline
Under legislation signed by the
governor, California banks also
wi ll be prohibited from process-
ing documents that discriminate
agarnst any party in a lawful
bustness association
Rttordt Prottt-fftf
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Gov .
President Ford has approved a
Civil Aeronautics Board recom-
menda t 1on that authoriies
Hughes Airwl.'st to operate non-
stop flights hoking Las Vegns
with Calgary and t-Aimonton in
Canada, beginning Nov. 27.
Edmund Brown Jr. has sign~
legislation that protects bank
c us tome rs• financial records
from inspection by state and
local agencies. unless cwilomers
approve or a court order ; .. is·
s ued .
Hughes A1rwest announced it
is filing for a CAB exemption \hat
will permit the nonstop flights to
begin Nov. 1. The measure by Assemblyman
AJan Sieroty <D·Los Angeles} is
s1m1lar to bills vetoed by Brown
last year and by his predecessor,
Ronald Reagan, in 1974.
IC the exemption is approved,
the airline will inaugurate d11ily
nonstop j ets Nov t with one
round trip between Las Vegas
.llnd each of the Canadian cities.
En~rgy Fair Opf!n.s
Altt>rnat1ve energies including
sun. wand and water will be the
locus of the nation's first energy
The new nonstops south to Las
Vegas a lso w 111 serve Los
Angeles and Orange County. An
addallonal d:uly round-trip night
Wiii continue to make a stop in
Spokane.
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MUTUAL FUNDS
:: Thur day's
Afternoon Price
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
Itel Buys Dallas Flrm
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -ltel
Corp. ot San Frand~ has reached
an agreement lo acquire Computer
Dimen.1lons, Inc., a Pallas manufac.
lurer of specialized data processing
servlcet ror automotive.. insurance
and nnanclal credit. union 1odUl\r1es.
Accordlng to a statement illued by
both companies Wednesday, the
agreement call5 for an exchange or
roughly one share of Itel common
stock for two !Jhares ol Computer
Dimenalon.11Lock. The exact number,
between 775,000 and 900,000 &bares. will be determined when the acquisl-
tlon la closed late this year.
Lock.heed Restt'uctare OK'd
8tJJlBANK CAP>-Sbareboldenof Loc~d Aircraft Cor,>. b•vc ap-
proved a nnanclal ratlUctwinc p1an
that would reduce the como•IU''•
blDkdebt.
s !:'AIL'( Plt 01 87
Faf!e Lift
Plastic Surgery
Gets Tax Break
By S\'LVlA POllTt;R
C06metJc t1ur1tery -a Cuc~ 11n. or special tiQhtenlni or
looseoing of any pitrt of the." body from the bust to the bul-
t<K'ks has be~n approved as a dedurUb\.e medical expcna.e
by the Internal R<'vet1u~ Ser\'1Ct URS>
Thls ls a bent•f1l fur ----------""
Money's
Worth
tho wttallhter t t1xp~r
by l\n lltS that ...:enerally
hu clamped dC1wn on
mttdtcal d\•du<'tlons
clalaned by m 1ddl1•·
lower 1ncum1• lait·
pa yen
In contrast, for \n.'ltl\nl'<', \he IRS la~t )'Car d<'nled o
medical dt.'du('tion lo u husband and wlfc who had Jlaid tees
lo a non prohl <'Coler for marnage <'OunseUng, on the bash ..
that the couni.cltntot':. purpose was to ht>lp improve 'I mar-
nage, not LO pre\'ent or allevh1l.e a phyllical or mental de.feel.
or illness.
IT DENIED A PlfVSlClAN'S claim for a medical ex
pense dedurtion lo cover costs of sending his daughter lo
ballet school to help treat a spinal condition. It denied a
medical expense deducllon for room and meals to D
husband and wife who had ~n advised by psychiatrists to
stay at a hotel near lbe hospital while bemg treated for sex·
ual inad~uacy.
Now the IRS says elective surgery for beauty can be de~
ducted as a medical expense
Coe.mel1c surgery rarely 1~ medJcaJly required _and
rarely JS recommended by a family phys1c1an unless 1.t 1s
made essential by injury or its purpose is to help allcvtatl•
emot1onaJ-psychological disturbances f'e"' major medical
insurance pohc1cs issued by pn vale companies cov<'r 1t.
A TYPICAi. MAJOR MEDICAL pohcy will statt-!
''benefits will not be provided for ..• care for cosmet1e
purposes . . . unless made necessary by accidental 11\iury. • •
Medicare doesn't cover 1t, e\•en though a person may re-
act to signs or aging by f:lJling into deep depre!\sion T~e law
slates that Medicare docs not cover "most cosmehc surJ
gery ...
ln almost all cases, cosu. or cosmetH' operations by re·
putablc. experienced surgeons run into thousands of
dollars. A pncc quot~ lo me by a well·known, t1>p-~ated
plastic surgeon in New York Caty for a complete rare lift --
ne<:k, chm, 1owli., upper llp, baJ,ts under the eyes~ excess tis·
aue under the eyelids -was $9,000. On top oC Uus would bo
upenses for necessary photographs. prt'· and post·
operative vents lo the surgeon's omcc. private nursing
care, probably pnvale hospital room, etc.
LEON GOLD, ODE•· TAX EXPio:RT of the Research
Jnsblute oC America. says: "The ruling dearly 1mplles that.
the reason for an operatwn is 1mmatc nal. Even 1£ beauty Jis
\ht' sole reason, the fairly high cost of cosmellc ::.urgery is n
medical expense "
What might some of the 1mphcat1ons be"
-When the ruling and its meantng becom~ known,
there could be a sharp increase m applicants for cosmetic
surgery . .
-Physicians 1n this field well may be faced with an In·
tcnsHi<'at1on or an ex1~ting problem: choosing only those pa·
uent.s who have realistic expectations aboul a "magic·•
transformation.
-IRS MAY SUFFER A MUCH bagger loss in tax re·
venues as a rl's ult of allowlllg this deduction than 1t now an-
ticipates
--And there m ay l><' a mounting threat of an invasion by
fnnge dortor!> offering tax-deductibl<:, cut-rate operalJoos.
For Utility
Cost-recovery
Bid Supported
LA MESA <AP) -San Dir go Gas & Elf'ctrlc Co. should
~allowed to recover $1 6 mill11ln frnm its cui;tomcrs lo help
its losses from a vast Utah power plant that wasn't bwlt, a
state examiner says.
The utility seeks S.5 5 million to cover costs of the de-
funct Kaparowits power plant projrct. In hearings that
ended thi'I week, 1t asked perm1ss1on lo amortize that much
over fi ve years as part of a requested ~ million rat.e in-
crease.
JN HER TESTIMONY, Teddy Christensen, a linandal
examiner for the California Public Utilities Commission
1 PUC), said the utility should be allowed to recover only tho
money i.pent on pans or the project that 1:1re useless in the
future.
A st.arr report by the PUC'!\ utilities division uld last
w~k that San Diego Cas ought to bl! alll>wl'd to recover $3.3
mlllion before taxes.
Bul that report said San Diego Gas should have tor<'·
fund the amount or money umortited, plus 7 per<'enl in-
terest, 1r it makes a future profit from sale or coal or coal
rights in the K aparowit1. ()ll:ltf'au of sou them tJtah.
GARV ANGER. A MF.MBF.R of lhe PUC's utilities
11taff, !l!Jld that hn11P<l on ll." r<>comml'nded amorliT.ing rate, San D1c~o Gas would pny S.150,000 1n taxes annually on tho
recovered m oney.
Anger said in that way Snn Oiego Gas would rocciv~ a
nrt amount of SI.fl mllllon or almost exactly what Mr!'.
Chrisl<'n,en rc('()mmc:-nded.
The proposal to build the Kaparowlltl plant, cnvl!lloncd
as th«: nalion'11 l ar~ci1t coal (ired power pll1nt. wn aban·
doned In April by San Di1•gn Gru;, Ar1xona Public Service Co.
and South1>rn Cuhfomlu f:dn1on Co
The three pnrtner ullhtws dtl'd "uwcsomo r egulatory
Md cnvlronml"ntol delay11" for the move.
New Mervyn's Eyed
In Westminster
Mervyn's wltl open a new department store :.it
Drookhurst and Rolsa, Westminster, In 1978. Jt Is p11rl of a
$30 million seven store expansion, according to Mervin G.
Morris, chairman oft.h<? board.
The expnns1on plan Includes new slot<'S in Anah<>im and
Tustin. It will bring the number or Mervyn 's in Southern
California to eighl $lores and the total In California and
Nttvada to 42.
Cirele Seal Sale Told
Brunswick Corp , Skokie, nJ., has announced arree-roart in principle to acqu.ire Circle Sul Corp .. Anah im, for
$15,000,000 in cash, equal tD •pproximalttly $17 per Clrclca
Stal share. Tbe transaction, subJ«'t lO a definlllvc •8~Jnent
between the parties and the approval of tho Clrclo Sul
shareholders al a special meeUni, is expected to take pbco
btfore tba end of lhe 1ear.
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... DAIL V PILOT
QUEENIE
''I just think you're overdoing the 'peasant look' far an
executive secretary."
At Saddleb~k
W oinen Hold
Job Workshop
The Saddleback College Women's Studies Center
is sponsoring a career mlormalion workshop from 9
a.m. to noon Tuesday in the center's campus offices.
The program, which features guest speakers in.
volved in today's employment market, bas been or.
ganjzed to provide JOb ---------and volunteer facts ap-
propriate to campus and
Recitals
Slated in
Viejo
Tenor Alvin Brightbill,
choral director at Sad
dleback College, will
perform with the New
World Baroque Players
in two r ecitals F'nday at
the Mjss1on V1eJO cam-
pus
The firs t COOC<'rt will
he at noon in Bwlding G,
the second at 8 p.m. in
lhc college library.
community women seek·
ing employm ent.
Speakers include:
Judy Bartho lomew,
recruitment specialist
for the county's place-
ment and recruHment
center; Gayle Schofield,
a temporary ser vices
agency representative:
Jackie Sweet, volunteer
services coordinator for
the county Mental
Health Association, and
Pal Toner, owner of a
personnel agency.
Further information
may be obtained by call·
ing 831·9700 or 495-4950,
extension 227
Reading
Confab
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hie includes Ma rs ha
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d'Amore: Emily Wong,
harps i chord. Jeanne
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H e aton , Clute , and
Edward Mea r es. con·
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on the performanct.>s 1s
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orftce at the rollege,
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The Orange County Reg. 2 99
Rending Assoc1at1on's 4.99
12th annual rail con· ---------------: rerence, Welcome Back
Read mg, 1s scheduled
Crom 8 am. to 3.30 p.m.
Saturday in the Dis·
n eyland Convention
Center.
Or. S. Alan Cohen, a
national s pecialist In
perception and systems
analysis. will speak on
re,ad1ng achievement
Single
Women
To Meet
tests. Goose Neck A number oC other
sessions on reading and Desk Lamp
exhibits will also will be • ,,_.-' c.i.r bott •114 1he4u
Businesswoman Mary
Garu will address Phase.
an organization oC
divorced and widowed
women, Monday U1 El
Toro on day care and
starting a business.
featured during the con· • M-ti.re ll1h11111 fer 4ttli .,
ference. werti11i.,
Further information 2 99 may be obtained from Reg.
Janel Lord, principal of 4.ff
St. Joseph Elementary 11---~--------School, Santa Ana.
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scheduled for 7 p.m at
People's Feder al Sav·
1ngs and Loan, 23688 El
Toro Road.
Add1t1onal informolJon
on the meeting or the or·
Karuzat1on 1s available at
Phase o ffices, 28362
Margu€'nlc Pkwy .. Ste,
18, Musion V1rjo;
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R etire d Meet
The Notional Assocfa.
lion of Federal Ret1rt'd
Employees, Chapter 816,
will meet at 1 30 p.m.
Tuesday. Oct. 12, In the
Community Center at
Del Mar and Seville ln
San Clemente.
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Lasorda Era Begins for D
• LOS ANGELES (AP)-Tom
Luorda turned down a oumber
ol of!en to manaae other m;Oor
leacue buebaU teams ud his
JoyaJty to the t.o• Angeles
Dodgen bas paid olJ wilh the an·
nottncement be would replllCe
Walt.er AlAton as the field boss.
The ·O-year-old, who was
uamed to the post Wednesday.
has the same aort of major
leaaue playin1 credentials as
Alston, wbo had one at bat an the
maJors and struck out. Lasorda has an 0·4 Uletime pitching re·
cord.
Luorda ii a s 9 holler·cuy
thiTd base coacb, uulike lhe qwel
AI.ton. The new m:ltl11&er likes to
41ne out with ployers, and 1.1
more a friend than autocrat Butil
most of the Dodgers fet-1 he wl
be able to maintain tu~ fnendaJup
wllb them and ~hit do hL'> Job ..
The announcement narrung the
native or Nornatown, Pa • came
only 40 hours afte r Alston said h~
was rellnng after 23 consecul.lvl!'
o~year contracts.
When Lasorda was asked If he
also eot a one year conlract.
Walt.er O'.Malley, duurman of
the board, answered for him:
·You bet!"
Lasorda joine4 the Dod1cra or.
1ranuat1on in UM&. When he was
cut from the M<l1:1treal roster an iooo. v1c~ pre1ident Al Campanis
·aave rum a job as scout m tbe
Philadelphia area and fro~
there L asorda went on to:
coaching and mana&mg.
t.asorcla broke into baseball in
1945. tte joined the Dodgers'
farm team at Mon~a! int.he r,..
temallonat League io 1948. He
wrui in the mltjor leagues in 1~
and 1955, Alston's tu-st years
Allll WJr•p,.to
SAN FRANCISCO'S JOHN MONTEFUSCO HURLED A NO-HITTER AGAINST ATLANTA
Atlanta Flattened
I'm a Hot Dog,
Says No-hit Artist
ATLANTA tAP) -You gotta
be good to throw a no-hitter in the
big leagues Well, this proves it, r 'm good •.. proclaimed John
Montefusco, the brash San Fran-
cisco Giants' right·hander after
throwin~ hjs gem at the Atlanta
Braves Wednesday rught.
"I always dreamed about
throwing a no hitter, but 1 never
thought I could I can"t tx-heve 1t,
1 can "t believe 1t,'" Montefust•o
said after the 9·0 triumph in
whch ··The Count·· came wtlhm
3 walk o( a perfect J(ame.
The 26·}'ear·old native Of Long
Branch, NJ , wa~ in command
all the way as ht~ teammates had
nothing but routine chanccc;
before a slim turnout or 1.369 in
Atlanta'!l final home contest of
the season.
The only runner lo reach base
was Jerry Royster. who walked
on a 3· l count leading off the
fourth in11ing.
"llr painted a prt'tty i;ohd pic-
ture." said Giants manaiter lhll
Rigney of Jhe 1975 National
uague r.ook1e of the )'l':lr
'"That's as good a iob as t 'v('
ever seen. ThC'rc were nothing
bul routin~ c1uts, easy fly balls
and grounders.·•
"lt 's the greatest dnv of my
life," said the outspoken Mon
tefusco. "lt 's the l><'rfect way to
end the season NllW I ran talk
about 1t all winter ..
Montefusco nt•arlv m1ss('<i thC'
start bec,;iuse or ·a congested
ch C'S I
· I had to pitch berausC' 1r l
<11dn't, W1ll1e Montanrz would
have s11 1d l ch1ckl•ncd out," ht·
s:ud
Montefusco, lli-14, said he was
''up" for the gamc ll<'cau~e of
Montanei, a former teammate
who was traded to Atlanta
rarhl'r this season Ill' told Mon·
t:mez at the time he \\ould not gH
a htl off him all Yl'3r
"I was only tr} in~ lo stop
Willie from getting a htl 1 d1rln 't
think 1 'd stop the whole team."
'>atd a s mil ing Montl'fu..,ro.
"Montanez 1s 3 hot dog hke I am.
only tonight 1 put a little mu,tard
on 11 "
"He's a pretty good pitchn hut
wmct1mes he leU. h1<1 mouth gl't
in th<' way of h is p1tch10g," ,aid
Montanez.
"You stop Montanez and you
~top the Braves. Ir(."& their besl
hlttl'r," said Montefusc~
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l.OS ANGELES <AP)
Formal I}, Walter Alston 1s still
lhl' manager of the Los Angeles
Dodgrrs until the l'nd of the
S<':l!.On
But Tom Lasorda. named Wcd-
nt'sday to lake over the dub from
Alston. who announced his retire·
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the helm Wfdnesday night
aga1n'll lhe Houston Astros
The Dodgers won, 1 0, behind
tht.> romb10ed three hit pitching
of rookie Rick Sutdirfe, who was.
making his big league debut,
Stan Wall and Charlie Hough.
"Wf• got Just enough to win,"
said Lasorda. who addt>d, ''I'm
~ti ll on <'loud nine. This is the
1:reatest day of my life."
It was the greatest day in the
lift' of young Sutchrre, loo, who
new 10 of his relaUves out from
Kansas City to watch his first
start in the majors.
Jk wus impressive, allowing
the A~tros only two hHs over five
innings, before Wall took over for
thr<'c and then JIOORh for the
ninth.
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BaDls Boss: ·It's Prejudiee
MIAMI CAP> -The Je\\-ish owner of the Los Angeles Rams
cbar1ed today that Sunday's
came with the Miami Dolphins
· was scheduled here on Yom K.ip-ilur because ol a National Foot~ ball League vendetta against
him. The Miami Newa reported.
"It is · a punishment and a
wamimc lo btller team ownen
that ii lhey criticlie Pete RouUe
Oeaiue commissioner) they will
also be punished," Carroll
Rosenbloom told the News in a
telephone interview.
Rosenbloom has trtfd to have
Rozelle fired as NFL com-
missioner.
''It's tnsensillve, aJTORant and
stupid." Rosenbloom said. "But
Rotelle has no senslUvit,y .i-none
al all Don't forget, he'• tnq com-
missioner who ot'dfrrel U1e Na·
tsonal Football Lucut to play
Rames on the day ol. President
Kennedy"• funeral."
~nblootn said he is not a re~
li11ous man .and wW attend the
came. But be saJd maQ.Y Jewistt
fans were oflended by the game'•
being scheduled on Yom Kippur,
their dlQ' of atonemenl and most
sacred holiday.
Vom Klppur begimi at•undown
Sunday wltb servica due to
begin at about T p. e . Tbe Rams..
Dotpbjnsgame~gfnsatcp.m.
Many Jewish ra.,s are e:itped·
cd to Juve the iame at halltime.
manatlDI the tben BTOOklyn
Dodaen In 1~ Lasorda pl-.yed
with Kansas CHy lo the
AmertcaQ League. Hu beat minor leaiue season wu 1858. LasQrda was 18-6 with a
2.~ earned run a.-erage tor Mon·
treat. lo 58 major leaiue •P-
~arances, he wu M Wllh a 6.52 earned run avuqe.
1\te last four yt-ars Lasorda ·
was Dodgers third base coach.
Before that he helped develop
players like Steve Garvey, Ron
Cey. Bill Buckner. Charlie
Hough, Davey Lopes, .f?ouc Rau,
Bill Russell and Rick Rhoden.
Garv~. the 1974 National
Lea1ue most valuable player,
said:
: "Tommy's closenes:s lo the
players won't be A neaatlve
· thlnc. Ho knows the players in-
sid out, knuws what motivates
them. That.'1 the b11gest Uun& m
mana1ln1 today -to know
players' capab1htles and use lho
proper psycholoay to make them
play up to it. Tommy's too much
ol a pro to let any personal feeJ-
ingsenterthe Job heha.s to do."
Sports in ·Brief
KC Near Title;
Nettles Sparkles
OAKLAND-Larry Gu ra
pitched the Kansas City Royals
to a 4.0 win over the Oakland A's
Wednesday ni&ht as the Royals
clinched a ue tor the American
League West division crown
The vtc~ory gave Kansas City a
3\AJ.game le ad over Oakland with
three games left to play and the
Royals can clinch the UUe out-
right with one more victory or
Oakland loss.
The best the A's can do is force
a one-ga~ playoff Tuesday in
Kansas City. They have four
games unplayed.
~·eule11 Star~
BOSTON-Costa Me<1a re!>i·
dent <qa1g Nettles beltl'<f two
home runs, one a grand s lam,
had two doubles and drove in !>lX
runs Wednesday to pace tht· ~ew
York Yankees to a 9-6 wm O\er
Boston.
llammer l11k•
LOS ANGELES -The Los
Angeles Kings have acqwrt'd one
of hockey·!> most violent player:.
The club announced Wednes·
day that tl had acqwred Da\ c
Schultz from the Ph1lad€'lph1a
Plyers fo r "future con:-.1dcra·
lions "
Schult'?, nicknamed "The!
Hammer" for his habit or beat·
· ing opponents on the hl'ad, has
become known in his four years
in the National Hockey League
as the game's meanest player
The 26.yead~~d left w1n~cr has
accumul ated '1tor e penalty
minutes -1,386 -than all but
eight other players did In their
entire career. His single season
record or 472 minutes in 1974 75
• may never be broken.
,\t"t To1tr11_.y
The second day of action of the
Laguna Niguel lnv1tatJonal t<'n
nis tournament gets under way at
10 Friday morning with matches
being played until 6.
In today's pl ay. Dick·
Bohmstedt met defending cham-
pion John Andrews and Alex
Olmedo c I ashed with Chico
Hagey 10 the featurt'd singles
matches
Finals arc slated Sunday.
'Robhuo11 f 'art•w_.ll
·BALTIMORE -Brooks
Robmson, nsing to the occasion
as he had countless limes in the
past, turned the tears to fhcers.
In what could be tus last time
al bat in Baltimore, at least 10
the unifdrm ·of the Orioles,
Robinson s ingled to center and
then exited to a standing ovation
at Wednesday night's emoUon-
packed game.
''It was like a World Serles
game," said the veteran third
baseman ... A lot of Uung.s went
through my mind, and J beaan
pressing to get a hit or to make a
good play In the field."
As for the many cheers of Uie
night, culminated by the O\laUon
when he was called back to the
field after being removed for a
pinch runner, Robinson srud: "It
wasn 't a bad feeling, but l
wouldn't want to go lb.rough it
e\•ery game."
Kbrgs Whr
LOS ANGELES -Veter an
Tommy W11l1ams and rookie
Steve Clipp1ngdale struck for
tturd penod goals to lead Los
Angeles ton 5.3 National Hockey
League victory Wednesday night
for the Kings first exh1b1lton
triumph of the season.
Pioutter Dif•11
BROOKLINE. Mass.-Willinm
T. Reid Jr . a turn-of·lhe·century
pioneer in football and baseball,
is dead at the a~e of 98.
He died Tue:.day at tus ~ome
here.
A bond sal{'sman most of his
life, Reid 1s credited with saving
football al Harvard University
when hew as couch there in 1905.
More than a doten players
across the country had died from
football tnJunes that year, and
the Harvard Overseers voted al
the recomml'ndat1on of Presi·
dent Charles W. Eliot to drop the
game.
Reid helped introduce the
forward pass and out-0f·bounds
kick to make football safe, and
finally in J 906 Eliot w as
persuaded not to let Harvard JOm
the list or colleges giving up on
the game
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'IV Today
8 p.m. (50) -THE Ol.VM·
PIAD-A salute to J esse Owens,
Emil Zatopek, Paavo Nurmi, Al
Oerter: and Fanny Rlankers·
Koen.
9 p.m. (13) -BOXING FROM
ntEOLVMPIC.
9:30 p.m . <22) -WOMEN'S
PROFESSIONAL GOLF.
TOMMY LASORDA
Ryan Has
Lot Left
At Finish
Nolan Ryan reflected upon bis
implausible and improbable
season. a season that was full or
doubt last spring when he came orr elbow surgery not knowil)g if
he could ever throw elfectlve1y
again
"l guess l 'd have lo say I'm
most pleased by my strikeout
and walk totals," he smiled at a
questioner . "The figures prove (
haven 't lost anythlog -my
fastballs or my wildness." Chalk
up one highly successful surgny.
Ryan proved this season he is
as good as new. He has worked
275 innings and leads the majOl"S
in strikoouts with 313. He added
11 more Ks to his total Wcdnes·
day night, hurling a two-hiller to
blank the Chicago White Sox, 3<-0.
The shutout was hissiicthof tbe
1 season, tying him for the
American League lead al oog
with Vida Blue, Bert Blylevm
and Jim Palmer. The compete
game was his 20th.
'"If J had any doubts n1 the start
of the season." Ryan confessed,
"it was whether my arm wo"1d
stand the strain of a long season.
I guess il did." Ryan upped hJs
record to 1S·l8 with his two·
hitter. hls fifth win in six Sep.
tember starts.
But Ryan nlways is a strong
finisher as evidenced by his 20·7
career record i n September.
Ryan was separated from ano-
hitter by Ralph Carr's fiprt. 1o·
ning single and a ninth innilul bit
by Jim Spencer.
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Dodgers Changeover a Marked Contrmt ·
LOS ANGELES -Walter
Alston and Tommy Lasorda each
got a chance to do something
they've always wanted lo do
Wednesday night at Dodger
Stadium.
Alston, skipper of the Dodgers
for 23 seasons, got his chance to
go watch a game from the
stands . Lasorda, who once
played for Als ton when the latter
managed the old Montreal AAA
level team , saw his dream come
true when he began his reign as
Dodgen field manager.
Actually, Lasorda wasn't sup-
posed to be the manager unUI
next year. But Alston decided it
would help Lasorda prepare for next year U he could begin
managerial duties at once.
.. 19es1des, I've been lhinldng
all these years that 1 hught llke to
IO up lnto the stands and see if it
Is u euy u all )'OU guys have
been aayinc it is,·• Alston told re-
porters before the game Wednes·
day.
And so enda the Ai.ton era and
with its conclusion belins lhe
Lasol"da years.
Alston hu always impresMd
me. He ii usually cool, quiet,
dicnlfled and always seemed to
lta•e as much time for the KUY
from the smaller newspapers as
be did tor tho cuya repre:HDtiq
the massive circulation public&·
tionsorTV.
Ile was second-gues11ed by
some writers frequently in ro·
cent years and as he told me
Wednesday, "there was no sort
spot in managing. Guys are nib-
bling al you all the Ume. Even In
the years when we won the pen·
nant, I was always ready to go
OLl!l'IN WHITI:
WHITE
WASH
home when the World Serie.
ended.".
Alsloo appeared to me to be
more ~ a listener than a talker
and be abowed c;onveraaUonal In-
terest in lbin11 ' other lban
baseball, which ta Co me \mUSUal amoac that a port'• molsbacka.
By otber things I don't mean
booze and broads.
The man 1ucceedin2 him dJd J believe, eam a shot at being the
skipper. He has been in the
Dod1en organltalion %7 years
and deepi~ hla rather putrid re-
cord as a pitcher (be never won a
bit leacu• iame>. be bloaomecl
as a minor league mnnager •
His 1970 Spokane club won the
T>acific Coaat League crown by
26games. . .
Bul he ls such a contrastJn1 Im·
a1e to that portrayed by Abton
t.hat lt 'll be tou11h getting us~ to
hia 1tyle, which to me ls
aomethlnl( I'd i uess was de·
voloped In the tenement hou~
areu o( Brooklyn or the Rronx.
By his own admission he 10U~ to a tight with the rival tcasn'•
manager the first aame h o
managed In the m lnon.
Actually, be'a from Pee·
nsylvanla. The Luotda
personallty 1 've 1een make11 nro
think he'd b•ve been a sre•t Qted
car aaleaman. Or a cltcua
barker. Or a cure·all elixk "°~ dor.
To me ho romes acro11 u
somewhat ol a blow-hard. But be
ls reuonably articulate, dreuma
well,. t akes care not to u1 anrthtng th at would ill-reflect. OQ
his predecessor when aaked bow
he might utilize pe:nonnel d.lt·
Cerenlly than did Alston.
Lasorda said that eettini' tho
chance lo manage the Doclfml
was like getUnf &he Hope
Dlarnond. And I believe he really
feela that way.
l wonder ii h e still will after
be's bad a few teuons under b.la
belt., l! lnd~ed he Juts that lone.
. A DAIL v PILOT
t!tNewport
ars, LOara
'· l ::: ·<;lash Tonight
" ~ewport Harbor lUiih '1 Sailors aJld U>e m· , ~~.;!., Loara Hlah or m Saxons mix ln 1~·J eneue foo tball pt, res\uili.a, a •b·
•arteries.
lt atart.s al 8 at the
ors campus and
ea to be as c lOl!IO as
aeries, which ls tied 'at Uaree wlns apiece. In
'the last four years, both
team• have 1cored 68
point.a with the largest
~gm of victory seven
~ls-. 'f6. J)d t onight's play
features lhe same t)'lle of
a ction wilb Loara 's
Dden.s1 vely the Sailnn
will be usked to contain a
ltam s1m1Jar in style ol
Corona d~l M•r. bul
wbieb attJcks the cods
more.
Loan's blg. boast.J.ng
linemen Phil Wilson
<2'5), !;teve Lona <2J>5)
and John Wilson (210).
Quarterback John
Pecctua has netted 112
yanls running und c.vm •
plet.ed eight of 25 passes
while t ailback Mel
Lewter, a 170·pounder,
has averaged '1 S yards
per carry.
quarterback o ption
series thre atening the Edison fl ank s and a hard-
runnlng tailback the key
•weapons for the visitors. Li king
, 11 Newport, meanwhile, · C
,lltill seeking a cohesive
oUense behJnd relative •
mblake-free execution, 'WT ds ,i:~bes m~stly on the in· W OUll aide ru.nrung game.
, .• .Newport coach Bill
·Ph:z1ca has several op-
tions at running back
and bas indicated he'll be~n with Dee Wa rd and lto.n Ray -although
Cjiris Corum. T om
, ~ockett and Jack Man·
f i et arc o th er
possibililles. Dave Roum
rs out with a knee injury.
Craig Lyon gets the
nod al quarterback.
although Pizzica says he
wants to see more of
Greg Paqwn, too, at the
QB post.
• Lyons has completed
IS of 34 for 157 yards. but
b.Ats been intercepted fiv e um es.
Edison High of Hl'nt
ington Beach football
coac h Bill Wo rkman
sums up the scene at the
Chargers practice field
thusly: "There's a bJack
cloud around this place."
Workm an 's eleven
absorbed a 34· 7 lacing
from West Torrance last
week and is now prepar·
i n g for R1alto 's
Eisenhower High Friday
rught m an 8 o'clock test
at Huntington Beach
High.
There are reportedJy
no changes in the Edison
de fensiv e ar m or in
personnel-a I though
Workman says there ar1·
#
COSTA MESA 08, DAVE MOLLICA.
* * IM-..r1 N•r-Oll••i. 'tt .,, Vom ~1 .. q * :.everal things that will
,,. change.
Tailback Injuries
Confro11t Corona
AT llon8t~lot\
~onFro•I 't !><o•<t Pr•ffm•n .• ~., .. .,,.y
' l.J-;.fl811•ttl ~ Mtllt'M.-llo ~•·<ll10M
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1«> "Things that will ~= c h a n g e , • · s a y s ''° Workman, "will be in
::: how we play. Against
m W~t Torrance we went
;;~ into the game n at and we 11~ justd1d not hit.
The Corona del Mar High Sea Kings are ex-
periencing their share or problems at tailback these
days.
Rob Elson. last year's start.er who rushed for
S58 yards. may be lost for the season with a
cartilage problem in his knee.
·•-'1 >U'11er 0.1•,.V lte-T...,-••tt -.,~M'.l~tf'.-.r\.l"
' a.-Owf'n l=tO\'
J1m Han111:~
"~ OC>fol 6ar•f'" °"""'""'-•o<k• p a-,1 .. ,..
Eric Sm•ln
~ttlC•··-·· 1 '-8008f'n.w\
' • ro.tW•rll
"Nothing seemed to go ~~ nght for us. We had a
110 bus breakdown, arrived
:: at the game 40 minutes
'•' before kicko(( ant.I even
:: got locked out of the
1..0 locker room. But we have ~~ no excuses. We got
whipped."
And Mikt> ~prailz, a transfer from Newport
Harbor High, h,J!'. the nu and is doublf'ul to make bis
Corona del M ar debut al 8 f'nday night when the
Sea KinftS open South Coast League. football action
against University's TroJans ol Irvme at Newport
Harbor High.
Elson appeared to be only slightly injured in the
Sea Kings' 7 -0 win over Marina of lluntington Beach
two weeks ago. , .
•
et Tourney
eadline Set
, Entry deodline ror the
•&range County "C'' and
, ~.. tennis tournament
is Friday.
To be held' Oct. 16-17
23·24 al the Irvine
CCJ)lel Club, Sanla Ana
Uege, South Coast
ail Hotel. Town and
uMry Racquel Club
d the University or
Irvine. the tourney will
feature singles. doubles
and milted doubles
Entry forms arc
available at tennis clubs, pro shops and sporting
goods stores in Oran~e
County. For further 1n·
formation, call 546-1174 .
Work man says tbe
Eisenhower threat is a
standard veer system
and his defense must
con centrat e on the
quarte rback a nd· his
roll outs
"Defensively," says
Workma n . "Eisenhower
uses both linebackers in·
side and they make 1tdtf
ficult lo run in~ide They
arc very m obile de·
fcnsively
.. Eisenhower is not
cspec1ally big, but size
U!.ually doesn 't bother
us .. although it did with
W~t Torrance."
Steve Rakbshan1. who
completed l l of 18 for 125
yards Ill the r1rst half
before being 1n1ured
again~t West To1rance,
will be back at the con-
trols fon Edison.
But he didn't play last week and bead football
coacb Dick Morris says, "he will be out at least two
more weeks a nd may be gone for lhe season. He
could have a cartilage problem."
Without Elson and Spraitz, talented sophomore
Kurt Or ockm an will be the starter again .
Brockman has rus hed for 55 yardl>.
The Sea Kings' offense 'Aili be attacking a
Uni versity defc>nsc that hasn't allowed a point in
two go mes.
'"They have four down line men who are really
quick aod come after you." says Morris. "Thal Is
their strength. And on first and second downs. they
stunt a lot. We 'll have to make some adjustments
then."
Despite scoring seven points in two games.
Morris 1s not upset with an oHense that has raced
two stout defensive teams in Marina and Newport,
CIF 4·A schools
"Our football team 1s improving. an<ftthink we
can hang m with anyone," says Morris. " Against
Newport. we had six shots within the lO·yard hne
And our offen.,1ve hne is probably one of the m ost
improved part!'! of our team.··
Arter picking up 106 total yards agrunst Marina,
the Sea Kings gamed 180 against Newport Harbor.
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LB's Task: Stop Mollica
PreuureonArt~~'Defense
ll'a st.op the quarterback wed<
at U.guna Buch HaKb
The Artists or Dcruu.s Hary~.
2-0 and ranked No. ~ ln ~ Cl t•
2·A poll, host lhc ~ta Meaa
MW1tangs et 8 Frida.y'n.t&ht, and
Lquna Beach's mam luk will
be to stop quarterback Dave
Mollica.
"Their offense ls huvUy d l'·
pendent on the quarterback."
says Haryung. "He'll run u
oCten as he's given a chance, nnd
we'll have lo contain him . We
mu.st make bi m unload the baJI
futer than he wants "
Mollica likes to sprint out, but
Costa Mesa bas other good run·
ners ln Dan Duddr1dge and Dave
BTU111en and Haryung s ays, "I
was lmprea&ed wllh the way
Costa Mesa moved the ball in the
Boes Face
Top-rated
Vik.es QB
LONG BEACH--Oran&e Coast
CoUege bas depended heavily oo
its defense to win two or tlu-ff
games thls football seasoo, but
the Pirates figure to get the
supreme test Saturday night,
here.
That's when coach Dick
Tuc:ker·s Bucs t angle with Long •
Beach City College and its top-
rated quarterback Samoa Samoa
al Veterans se uum.
Samoa, a 6-3, 195·pound
freshman, was a bJ&'.h school All·
American al Carson last year
and started in the Shrine All-star
game.
Against Cerritos last week in
h1$ first •starting assignment,
Samoa comple ted nine of 18
passes for 190 y~ and one
touchdown. He also ran for
another TD in the Vikings' 23·21
defeat.
"Samoa is a trem..~ndous
athlete who bas a lot of talent and
a lot of confidence. And be seems
to transmit this to the rest of lhe
team," says new LBCC coach
Marty Shaughnessy.
The Vikings have other good
back.s in Charlie White (6·3, 218)
and Andy Gregg (5·8, 170).
Up front twins Rick and Rod
Miller. both 6-0, 230, are rated
outstanding guards by Shaugh-
nessy while tackle Ted Marshall
16·2, 270) ls another good one. All
three are freshmen.
lo fact. most of the Vikings are
playing their first season of JC
football.
"We have 78 players and 66 arc
freshmen," says Shaughn~sy.
"That's probably been the big
difference for us in the rirst two
games. We're a young ball club
and we've made some mental
mistakes."
Long Beach will start nine
freshmen on offense and seven on
defense.
The Vikings dropped a 14·10de·
cision to tough Citrus in the
opener . then fell to ~rntos last
week when the Falcons scored a
TD with 26 seconds to go.
Shaughnessy, who coached
Loyola High to a 27·5 record in
three years and the CIF 4-A
championship last season. has a
lot of praise for Orange Coast.
"Orange Coast has an out·
standing team . The defense is
very solid. And of course they are
defending national champions."
middle or the rit'ld ·•••nst
Foothlll"
Foothill. a CIF 3·A school, wu
Ued by Costa Mesa 14-14 last
wttk. Duddrtd~e rushed tor 11
yards.
But lf any team has the player:s
to stop a sprinlout quart~rback.
It i!f Lasuna Bt'nch. Haryung
feds be has Oh t" of Orange <A>un·
ty's best Unebacken\ in lM-pound
junior 8111 Gompr "ll e's i:t phenomena l
linebacker," sny:i1 Haryung "lie
made some plavs aaamst Nott0
that were unbelievable. He'!' the
t ype who comes nlong once ever/
10 years. He bas a natural in·
st.incl where the ball la golng and
when be gets there, he delivers a
good blow.''
Haryung a ls o praised bis . ~
Hornets No. I
secondnry, uyang, "we have two
returning all leagueN at u ltty
and we·r~ as good as anybody
there. 1'be c-ornt'rback~ are a
queetlon mark They h•vcn't
bffn te1>tf'd yet •'
Those satth~ oM tS$-p()Und
nave Strombotne and 170-pound
Rich Nunls. .Pc>te Hou.~c>r (140
pound:.) and J ohn Urotherton
OSO pounds ) will be the cor·
nerbacks. Offonsively, the Artlst.1 havo
srort?d 25 and 13 polnts from the
veer and will be teslmK o Costa
Meso defense thnt Uary\Ull says
ill quick and scrappy
Gompf·, who hos been in·
tercb&Jl'1na with Dave Chapman
at quarterback, i9 Lacuna's I.OW
offense leader, compUina 172
yards.
Sherbeck Praises
GWC's Execution
It may not be the irresistable
force meeting the immovable ob-
ject, but it could be the next thing
to it when the Fullerton College
Hornets football team batUes
Golden West College Saturday
night at Anaheim Stadium.
Fullerton, the state's No. 1 rat·
ed two-year college team, boasts
a potent offensive arsenal and
Golden West bas a rock-ribbed
defensive unit. Tbe Hornets have
scored 84 points in throo games
while Golden West has limited
two foes to seven· points. Both
teams are undefeated and
Golden West ls rated third in the
state.
.. J thlnk we have to be pre-
pared to recognize the thmgs
Golden West is doing and hope
we have the personnel to slay
with them." coach Hal Sberbeck
of Fullerton says.
"Golden West bas a fine foot·
ball team that Is well drilled and
they execute a11 well as any team
we have seen . Any time you race
a team that executes well, it's a
case of being able to recognize
what they are domg and to stay
'Aith them.''
Fullerton has the tools lo stoy
with 1nyteam-wllhoulstanding
running backs, two exceptional
passers and one or the best place
klctters on a.oy level.
Monty Bullerdick, a so~more, has rushed for 418
yards in three iiames. an
average or U9.3 per tilt. He has
scored six touchdowns and has.
caught passes for 32 yards. He is
the leading rusher m the South
Coast Conference ln pre-season
action and the lead log scorer.
Morris Bledsoe, a veteran
quarterback, has completed 25 of
SO pass attempts for 301 yards.
Bob Farra, the other si1nal
caller, has bit on 16 ol 22 attempts
for 214 yards and between them,
they have bad only one pass in-
tercepted. rn the klcking department.
Dave Donk connected on four
field goala last week agalMt El
Camlno (42, 32, 30, 2.3 yards) to
tie a state junior colleae reeord
for most field goals in a single
game.
Pass r eceiving is evenl y
divided with Rocky Liapis grab-
bing 11for63 yard!!; Ron Cassidy
seven for 140 yards: and Gerry
Bullerdkk seven for 80 yards,
Aerial Show SePtt.
MD, Lancers Vie
LONG BEACH-The air will
be ftlled with footballs if the
Mater Dei High Monarchs of San-
ta Ana and Lakewood Lancers
run true to form tonight (7·30)
when they tangle in a non-league
football ouhng at Long Beach
Veterans Stadium.
Mater De1 has a new coach this
season and is opcr atmg out of the
Houston veer offense with a pair or quarterbacks of equal ability
who like to pass as weU as run.
The Monarchs have been on
the conservative side In their DP·
proacb to the aerial game in lhe1r
first two outings. They have
passed 27 times in the two games
combined but may be forced to
throw more tonight agaU\St a big-
ger Lakewood team.
"We improved our running
game last week and hope to add
lo our passing attack tonight,"
coach Wayne Cochrun says. "We
hope to throw more and with bet-
ter results against Lakewood."
The Lancers, on the other
hand, have an outstanding
passer in quarterback Tom
Tereschuk and be likes to put the
ball m the air.
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Sl'ECIAU
BALANCE
4 TIRES s2.oo
lose Batt l e
CdMTabbed
In Grid Race
Corona drl Mnr wld Costn Mesa. the two nt·w
tn('mber:oi 1n thf' South Colbt IA"u6'ut' football race.
wtll <'Oll.Jdt• for th~ cirt'ull :\ <'hamp1cm5b1p Nov. 12,
Ji1Ccordlng to l>1Uly Pilot pn-d1cttons. .
Aftf'r two weelu o( non 14:.-Mue llct1on. the
balanced 2·A South ec,.,,t Lt•nl(ue uppears to havc
1akcn on new dimC'~IOtb with <.;orona dcl M;ir and
C.o:st.a Mrs a putt1n~ Ot'1 th~ more unprcss1 vc pluy
:..iguin.st touJ?h opvo"111on
Ht' re ., th(' r>.tily Pilot'') c.lopc ~heel UI wdtr or
projected finish ·
CORONA DEL MAR (2 0) -The Sea Kings
boa.st a tough b:1<·kfield combmat1on m quarterback
Sc-0tt Merry, fullback !irad Stassel and tudback
Rob Elson.
A b11r addition lo the Corona del Mar attaclc is
Newport Harbor tran. .. rer Mike SpraJtz. a start«'r an
1975 for Newport on der~n.-;e llt' h~ures to add .t
new angl~ to Cd M ·~offense and deren'le
In splitting 7 0 dec1s1on'i with Huntington
Beach·s Manna and Nc\l.port Harbor . two 4·A
teams. the Sea Kings have :.ho\l.n lhc) :;lJll they arc
the Learn to beat. Od<b 3 I.
COSTA M ESA (1.0-1) -Tht• ~ust3ngs featurt-
a bard·tulling dereru.1\C crew that 1s qwck and ag·
gress1ve. In lying Santa Ana's Footh11l, a highly rat
t.'d 3-A team, Mesa w~ the dommaUng force the
last thrce J>(!r1ods
QuarterLack Da\(~ Mollica h3s two good re-
ceivers m Doug Dysart Jf\d ~1kt• Snow and the rWl·
rung game gets a boost frnm two tight ends.
Lacko( a solid kicking game ::.cems Mesa's only
deep concern. Costa Mt•sa has never <'njoyed a wm·
ning season (more than four wins l in its history-
. but that may change Uus year. Odds 7-2
SAN Cl.EMENTE 0 1) Tht' Trltons v.crc
early season picks to bt• the team lo beat. But a
porous pass defeno;e and still a lack or a lt:lhal at: rial
game puts the Tntons ma precarious posiuon..
The wishbone orrcruie \I. Ith halfback Randy
Adams makes San Clem1.·ntf' perhaps the ::.trongest
running team 1n the league. however, and de-
fensively again'>t the run the Tntons take a
backseat to no one
U lhl' Tntons comt• up v. 1th a solid pasc;in~
game, howe\ t'r , 1t could m1'an a n 'pcat to the throne
r<X>m Odds \ · l
LAGl'NA BEACH <Z·Ol -Thi<; 1s the best
Laguna Beach elf'ven since 1968. the Art1st.s are un
beaten and unscorc.-d upon And lhl') Jrc r.rnked l\o.
5 in the Cl F 2 A poll
Quarterbacks Hill Gompf and lJavid Chapman,
receiver H1ch Nunii., anJ linemen Jcrr (;n·t•noui.ch
<225 l and Petl'r Dl'liaun Cz:kJ 1 arl' some or Laguna's
gems.
The quality or Laguna's oppo<allon. hO\\C~er, is
questioned. And lh<'rC''s concern tht• Artisti. · run
rung game outside of the quarterback can keep the
offense balancl'd. Odets . 7·1.
MISSION VI E JO (0·%) -Thc record 1s dcce1v·
ing al M1i.s1on VtCJO The Diablos had Century
League team Santa A.nu on lhc rope<; with a 7·6 lead
lalc in the fourth quartt:r !)(:fore u 70 > ard intercep·
llon turned the tables
Quarterback Mike S\\Ca7) 1s CXJ><'cled back for
league play after a bruised pl:t\" Other tnJunes
have taken lhc1r toll, however. onc which ha::. kl-pl
Junior Scott Spear hobbled Odds 12 l.
UNIVERSITY (l·O·l ) -The-Trojans a re un·
beaten through two ttamc'\, yet have scored llnly
thrtt po1nt<i. Thal 's 11'i points per game while hold·
Ing the opposition to nothing
Like San Clcml'nte. the Trojans have an ex·
cl'llent def('nSt' and figure to test anv offense. But
an offense that can generate only 245 yards in l\\O
JL3ml's and 3 po1nh nt'<><h more punch Odds 20 I
DANI\ 111Ll$ (11-2) Thi· nolph1ns could 31<.o
he much h11tht:r than lhl\, hut lhcv must 1h·p1•11ci on,,
ooe-m:in :oihnw from C)lHtrtNh:u·k St1•v1· CraJl(l
<'rapo. when h1•allhv, 1s l><!rhal)'> lh1• hc!-.I all
round <1u.11 t1•1 hark in thr h!Jl!Ut• llul t11•'s h;1rl J ht.,
lmy of inJuru•.!> und If an<1lh('r pops up the 1Jolph111!'1 ·
rauH' fll!lUr<'s to la kt• a lacinR Odil!. 30 I
EL TORO (Z 0) The Char~1·r~ ha,·r 1mprov1·d
th1•1r lot !olOC<• Ul7.1 Wht•n tht•y m;inajtt•tl u11ly l)llC \'IC
(Ory m n1111• 11ut111i::-.
Tht'Y havl' thr 1•1• or four rxc(•llcnt athll'lt·~. I.Jut
nnt (•nouRh lo" 111 with «nn!'.1!.tNll'\' 111 l1•M:uc pla\·
11111 l-'.11 rhroth1'r, Hoh C'hurlc!> 1Jn1I llrrtnr
1\vrlla or!' not 1·11011~h lh1· Cht11 i::1·1' nt•1•d LI d1J1t•11
more. CM1b !.t> 1
E :..tu nc1u ll 1~h·s
Uavc H olfc• wus
named o ft cns•v•·
J>laycr of the game
for the Eagles 1n
their 14·6 win ovl'r
. Hancho Alamitos
Griffins'
Kat ell a
Features
Top QB
Aller lwo impressive
\ ictor1es lht' Fountain
\'aJlt-y lliah Barons suu
h,n•t• an unteskd ltrca -
the secondary.
'But that figures to
ch31\gc after th1:s week 'g
oon·h!agu'-• football t~t
at Anaheim's l.u. P11lma
l'ark when· Anaheim's
Ka te lla ll1Jb a waits
Saturdoy night 8 o'clock
duel with FV.
The-Kn1&hts of Katella
roach Marty J ohnson,
once an aide at Fountain
Valley, operate behind
quarterback Dave
WI b 0 n , ll 6 • 2, 1 90 •
pounder wllh an ex-
• c~llent arni Backf 1e}d In two games. the
Katella quarterback has
Speedy
The Marina Jllgh Vik·
ings of Huntington Bea<"h
have re<"orded 9 Ii and
1~0 victories over Los
Alamitos' Crifhns the
past two 5easons.
.. But they have their
best team by far l h1!.
vear." savs .Marina's
head footba·JI coach Mike
Henigan "Thl'y have a
~uper oHeru.e. a tremen·
dous amount of speed
and run as \I. l'll a-;
anyone we 've 5een "
Marina 's run ·
COOS('IOUS defense WlJJ be
trying t o stop Los
Alamitos· one~l\l.O run
ning punch or Sam
Sndyer and Steve Jo'ogel
when the two teams NI·
lide 111 non·leagul' actwn
at 8 Friday m sht Ul
W~stminster lhgh
Fogel and Snyder c-om·
bUled for 299 yards in Lo:.
Alamitos' 42 21 victory
over Tustin, but th<" Vik
ings have held opponents
to 111 yards (55 5
average l rushing in two
games.
Los Alamitos hasn't
establ1shed itself in the
air as well as on the
ground, throwing 17
limes in two gamt•!.
"It's not a question
that they can't throw,"
says Henigan "It's 1ust
a matter they haven't
had to."
OHensively, the Vik·
ings have sputtered but
have shown flashes or
brilliance. p1ck1ng up 130
rushing yards m loslllg to
Corona del Mar 1.0 and
lH 1n d<'fcat1ng
)tagnoha. 13 0
'We'vt• movrd the ball
anct our offrns1vc hn<• I!'.
1mpro\11n~." says
ll<•ml(an ··we'v<' be-en
incxpl'nenccJ, but we're
!'ilartinJ: to ..:ct rid nf our
rn1stak('s "
But the V1k1n1ts can't
get nd of the· flu bus:.
Starting t arklc Shaun
MehaHcy. a 2 15 pound
~en1or all lcaRU<' can
chdate, is sick, as is <'Or·
nt>rback Kt•n Ci ubrwlson
D ('r e n s I v l' ('II d I. c ('
Wheeler mny b<' lost for
the year with a h ;_ul harlo.
c-ompleted 28 of S2 at.
tempts for 328 yards and
two touC'hdowns. His
<•omplel1on percentage is
538. .
Katella 's offense is a
pro-set multiple system,
revolving around the
quarterback and runner
Mike Y ork, a 165·
pounder with a 6.0 yards
per carry average.
··we try to a llow
Wilson the opporturuty to
do the things he does
\\-ell," says Johnson.
Wilson's aerial targets
include Scott Gray,
Mark Craven and
Richard Blackwell, in
add.it.Jon to four others
v. ho have accounted for
a doze• receptions.
Gray, a 6·4, 180·
pounder, has caught
eight passes for 125
yarill. and a touchdown,
\\h1le Craven has picked
up 47 yards on si~
catches. Blackwell has
caught rour for -47 yards.
Katella went to the air
33 times against Villa
Park in a 14· 13 loss. Last
Wl't!k's 2!Vi rip of Placen·
till ·s El Dor ado High
featured 19 aerials-
probably m ore in line
with the Knights' pre-
ference to the air
Al!'lo a m enace to
Fountain Valley is
Katella's depth. The
Knig hts a re a .two.
platoon outr1l in a 50-man
squad.
Depth is one of the rew
areas Johnson s a)'S his
team may have an ad·
vantage
··Fountain Valley's
secondary appears
sound." ~ays J ohnson.
··Rut 1 don't think they
h3VI' Sel•O 8 passer or
W1lc;on·s cahb<'r in their
first two games."
Prep Polo
Summaries
"~llSITY
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Thuf"Sdey Soptem~ 30 197& O.\IL V PILOT
Tritons' Dill IDlpresses Mario
Mission Viejo Kldl (()()tba.11 coach John Murio f~ls t.hue is a dl'finit. key to eontamina the San
Clemente llilh Tntoos and I.heir wishbone ollensi:
Hla crew or.rui South <.;oa.st Lt"aaue play at MIS·
sion Viejo Fri ay Nahl ln an 8 o'clock ti.ff and the
Tritons 1c:nt-rally abuse the opposition with n
J>UDWuna around a.t~ck with two halfback~ .ud a
fullback talctrc turns stabbma th• dt1fenn .
But H 'a t'Ol tho rWU\ers-1t's the quarterback
that Muno says is the kt1y to S.o Clf'mente
"San Clement" hu a runntn1 back in Randy
Adams who was all lea&Ue as a sophomore" H
fullback In Leo Vleisldes who ls 1 thr<.~ year starter
and the Cltht-r halfback, Mllte Krulhors, ls laster and
biea:er thmn Brian Wood.
''But the real kf'y is the quarterback-Cleon
Dill. He's a good P•~er aod wc know him very well
Hui dad used to teach ht't'\! al Mlsiuon Viejo and DIU
was S.llll Clemente's belt qu.artcrbaclt last year.•·
Murio says the sa.n Clt•mt'nto Opt'nu Ls a pivotal
te>St for blS lUM ··1t 's a mWlt Win came for US,"
says Muno ''Jt ~ounds hke f'~ryonf' 1!C n<>t reaUalnf
how tou1h San Clemtntt' 1 Sun Clemt'nte (s not
<'Ven ratt'd In th<' ('It" 2 A poll, and that's a Joke .
Player for pla:,. t'r SC has tht• lk•i.t tnul<'rial In the
lt>•l(ut-Tht-y arl.' biuc.-r •nd fabler •nd PQ3 pro·
bJems at every pos1l100 "
The S1tn Clemmte wi..-.hbonc• orr('n~(' 11 pot
wmrtt11n1 new for th~ l>111ble>l', MY olready tcst\bl
Sa.ddleback tllgh 'ii wishbone and Santu Ana'• veer.
Mike: Swcaiy 111 schcdult'tl to rdurn to tht" Mls
slon Viejo lineup :it qu11rterbuck uncr a th1ah bru.lae
held him out or lhl• Santc Ana gnme lai;t Wtt'k.
"We hllven'l mov1.'<1 lh{• hall Vt'ry wt•ll 110 rat,"
says Muno. "priman1y llC'cau:.ir Wt' don't have •ny
:Sl>'.'ed and s1>e1•d 1:s t'!SSl'nt1al to an offcnae. And our
line is green. The comhi111Jt1on has hurt , but I lhlbk
we'll be rt>ad y torSMClt-mcnte.'' ·
Cypress DH Offense Bolstered
Defense By Return lJf Crapo
Sparkles There'sbignewsinthe the two practice games "I think we have to
· Dana Hills Cootball camp as the Dolpbm.s losl to rontrol the footba ll and
· Wilh 18 quart<'rback this week. Los Amigos 03·3> and thrQw hke we did la.st
saeks s uffered in two The Dolphins will have Excels1or ll~·l3). He suf· wttk. We will have to
games. it's clea.r this is outstanding quarterback fered _a sprained ankle in complete the mediu'!1
an area wher e Hunt· Seve Crapo back in the a scn~mage with Tor· range pass and we teh t
ington B each H1gh's starting lineup when ranceH1gh. make any mis takes.
Oilers must improve-they open South Coast Cunert y also nn· They have momerttu.m
also an area or concern Learue football action n o u o c e d lb~ l T 1 m going for the m." • {
for Cypress Hlgb. with El Toro High Fr-i· McClure, a runn1ng back Reserve quarter.back
Saturday night at 8 lhe day night (8) at San on ~He~se and ~ de· Tom Thornton conn=·
Oilers m eet Cypress Clemente High, fens1ve hnema_n, _will be on she of 11 pass all
High and one or Cypress "C 111 d ready after missing tho ngnl.nst Excelsior lQ'
coach Terry Hcnlgan's . rap<> w .. be rea Y E.xcelsi or con t est ~I the Dolphins in"9 a
prime concerns is his Fnday night, coach Bill McClure will start on de· 13-0 halfU advant°'e
t eam's pro t ection o ( Cunert y r evealed thts fense in the middle of the b l md ehalf .. , ..... _ week. "He got In for one lln u secon .._ •..,., quarterbacks Steve e e the host Pilots "1e Alatorre and Chris piny against Excelsior what do the Dolphins g~v
Gragnano. and t~rew a pass that have tQ do lo beat the El victory·
"We had pass prolec· was intercepted. But Toro Chargers whose re· Cuntl rty wlll mak"e
tion problems in our first he 's ready th1s weelc." cord is 2.o. the opposite seve.ral changes in~· of·
game and lhe first hall of Crapo missed m06t or oftbe Dolphins? fenswe start.mg lineup.
our second game." says Paul Bethke 1s tenta.uve-
Hemgan, the brother or W T ' R uJ ly penciled io to open al a
Mike Henigan, C'Oach at W ~omen s es ts t:uard !>pol inslead Of
Huntington Beach 's tieht end.
Marina. Gtm ,.,-.,..11 """'• '"'' • • • • '4 "' Ju """"'''GI M 1lch M cG r eg or 'lrill Cypr ess <'orrecled that o. ..... -. .. "" 1JJ1 v........ 1n -• > • 1 ''"'• • open nt light end and
situation in the o('('()nd '• 11 " '• 1..o_.11n1 lllH•n~i.-•i. Russ W1nning hoff' will
ball and Gragnano com· :.7::':'11 ~ 0
: A•d•o•t1L11~~1~'..w..,., 0 '"'' gel th(' nod at a tacldo pleled 9 Of 15 for 150 CMnol»ll ' o ' • lo Po\1 H "'" 10 Vn111 I• .. 1,,.,,, spol.
yards to lead a 10·9 v1r· :;;:;:iM ,~ ~ ~ ~ 'i:.';<>;,','.~·u 06· L ~··~1u'°'1 Dt-fcnsivcly, MC'Chlro
tory over Orange's El ~.,::.. ~ ~ ; -. ..... w,1.~~~1:!, L..,,,,.,n1,... takes over at a euard
Modena. 1o1cv... t 1 11 '-' 09, w •n<on ,.0,._ • ..,0 ., .,.. post with Steve Fac:on at
Using the l·formallon, L•o-;01•1, 11 ° 0 • _...,,w.1••• .,, , ...... P•"' tLI tackle and Mike F~n
the Cypress Centurions "'•"""'" owe ,. " • 10 10 i';!<!.~1.! ~LI~=.,~\ t.:!:=.-at strong safety. have WOn twice behind Womo .. Yoll ..... 11
the quarterbacks and u~'.~:;"~t:' C•1S••••1llll." 1
runner Terry Hamilton. ~·•• -'"'* d•• r.01""" w.".
H amilton carried t he 1• "· ').''c,..LHEMNI\
ball 27 times for 143 JUH!Ol!YAll\ITV
yards against Anaheim's 1:11 .... m1 • .,1.1 To••
Western. Tnm .. 1r tf~1"!~'0,1<• • 1 .,., ··we'll be using four Oofl.t••. 1 0.1 o """"" 11 r.,,,.,.
runners this week," snys !~1:::,\°.~0.1 ~. '"•'" '"'° '"''
Hen igan. "Mark Schultz. ~
Brian Dauk and Dennis P,~1,v:"i'; ':i~'i~~f.,',;~:· ~:.',:';'.'.~
Usery will be In there tou 10 P•o•"° L011o > •: Boyl• r. with Hamilton."
Receiving aces have C
included Randy Teasley olJege Soccer
(6-1. 185) and Je ff Conkle
(5 1 1 .. 5 ) h h o.._w .. 1 10111so~ · , '" , Ca C W 0 GINC M:0<1no T Htv••n 1 Do< __
caught rive passes last Ot'-
...... ti." • ...,. ........................... . --. .. --. · JCPenney ·
Hewporl CMt•f' • Fo.t!&Ot. l•lwid
week. and Robin Rice Ol.tOll'l•n > soun1••n C•Hlorn•• (6·1. 185). who caught _Go4_1 __ ,_.,_o_r_1 ___________________________ _
three passes despite dou·
ble coverage ,
Huntington Beach's
option causes He nigan
conct.>m; "If you make a
defensive m istake they'll
make a big gain. We 're
concerned with Hunt ·
ington Beach's balancrd
offense out or the op·
lion "
Wh i l e H unti n g t on
Beach has had trouble
putting points on the
sco reboard (o n e
touchdown i n two
.games), it's the Cypress
defense that has really
led the Centurions t.o a
2·0 r ecord , li miting
Western and El Modena
lo 13 PQints combined.
;
I< • ii: .. " Defense Gets Big Test
Estancia Prepares for Escalera r.":: ,' ~" ! .. 1 ~ ~,:,.~:.: ·, ·\·~·· -----------.
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Quurl<'rback 1•11111 l-:<.t:1n <'1:t al Orange
Est'.Jlt>r.1 ''" t <'Xfl<'Ctc.cJ (.'0<1st C:olleRC
tn pltlV fnr lht' 1-'oottull De!lpllt' the rocl rt·
Kn1.:ht" of Santa l\n11 '''rvr 11unrtrrback Rob
h a s g i v P n u p o n c•
touchdown <Col'>ta l\i('\.1
11c-orc><I onrt• on a punt rt·
turn I · th1" Fri11ny, hut h1•<11I Canln<'r <'O mpletf'rl !'II~
football co1wh Jim nru1 of 10 IHl'>'l('S nR&in'it "rlu'I, th<'Y hnv<' a
ten of (.'o'(lll Me•rn·s l'1nt.1 Mt>i1•. Rruttf'n .tradition of winninst.
Estancia l-.:1.:h·s 1!'1 pn• s:n·!'I, "lht•1 r sc<"ond whith 111 nnt> of the
pnrlnl( h1" ~qund for tht• 11unrtnbark do1>sn·t i;Ovt> 11tron~P"t .. th.'nf:s itoinic
:11gn11I <'Blier, anyw:ly. tht'l'n th1· runninll threat for lht.>m, !1.iyi-llratti'li
"llC" 111 the whole d1f· th.ii fo:~cul,'ra d11es." abour D lf•nm th11I h11~
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nnd wt''n• prrpnrmg for F.sralrrn. Bratten is also strnhthl Yt'O rl' and I~
him,"sny!I Hrattl'n."W1• 1mprl'SS('d wit h amon(( the ci r c uit
fN•I like h(' is thl.' Ji?oY WC Fn<1thill '~ rlrfen!lc that f:ivorllc!~ th1t. IC<'OSllO.
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tht> b1•11l runnsna
qua rtH backs In t h1•
county :ind you hn\•e to
make sure two p~oplc
tackle Mm Oil every
play."
Escalera suffert'd n
• knee injury in f'oothill'"
14·1' tie with Cosl n
?t1esn. and Is hsted as
qu~tlonable ror Fnday
night's (8l Century
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See our modelc; and
malcP your resr}(vnhono;
now. Call your broker Of
John Alslrom, managrr
of soles and leasing, at
(714) 979 970!> Of
(213) 680·941 !>.
IRVINE
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Now you c.an earn top intereSt.-
with only a 2-year investment period. Get
rewarding experience at Conunerdal Cr·eaisrzi
Commercl111 Cr(>dit Thrift Ac·
counts gJve you a lot more inl"re-;1 lh;,n
you'll get from the ploces whe re you
usuolly save. LJke a b1q 8% 11nnual in·
t<'T'cst rate with a two·ycM, $r1 000 In·
vestment urt1flcate. Wlwn rom·
pounded quarterlv. It gives vou an f'VPI\
bigger R 24% eff~iw· Mnu11I yield.
Aw yeM l('rm 1)1 o 11vall1\blc
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Thrift ltw~1men1 Om1hC"<1t'°' Accoun1-..
available to Individuals and organlza·
lions re11dlng In Callfotni.,. Ph()ne us .•• w~·u make It worth your c.'lll. COMME"-CIAL ~DI
Cotsta Meiia • 870 F,, !7th Street • 646-8700
Ot·"-• 1111 Town&. C<>untry Rrl. • 547.GS7l
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ttOTICa OP ULe 01' RlllLANOPlllM>NALl*lt~llTY
AT ... IVAlEULI 4 $AUNIT
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IN '041 SU"IEltlOlt COUltTOP THI
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FOii T141E COUNTY
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ATH•NA~IA P. P4PPA~ •no Nltl(
BILL P•PPAS, Mino"
NOTICE I~ HfllEllV GIVEN lhel ttw ~'''O'Wd wUI MU et ptl"W•1• wtt
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DEAHIE GARDEN
DWGHT
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34 I 6 Via lido
.,,. 675-4562.
EASTSIDE .
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COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
Harbor Hacienda
f(JUOIUlll \' ,111\•y, nl'ltl &.
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$46,750
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P [~IW&lfl CostaMHa
8arqainH
$49,900
Unbelievable!
I lktlrvom. 3 bath fom1h
home Only $72.000
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NEWPORT BEACH
S65,000
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....,. HERITAGE ••.• REALTORS
EXECUTIVE
BEACH ESTATE
5 IEOROOM +
POOL/JACUZZI
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you hJ!I hctlt•r hurry:!
Luxurious Brand N~w l'l<', etc, home. W1· TQ
Jlurder at Tri llarbor
Agent 646·:125~ Irvin~ Condo ---·--------1 Walk tn golr wu1~r ten ___________ ,ms. mu~l ~.1rrtl1C1. c ... 11
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Honest to GoodMH
AXER UPPER
ASIS
Must ,,.11 bv Ck t 1,1. Ht76
Abl~um.1hk loan, 1 all fur
dotulls. Al(cnt ~r> IJ<t24,
673 71:JT
SECLUDED
on quiet Coilla Meu cul·
d•·'iac. 3 lk drC>om , 2
b1th. + hU'1e bonus room
( tdeal tor mother in h1w,
teenaH1•r1. etc>. Step down 11v rm. rplc. ~huke
roof. I BrRt' yurt! and
muc h morr' l'rired
n I ht -lt IO'T)' ' 546 SllHCJ
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
HOW IS THE TIME
(or job Beeter11 to rheck
the Dally Pilot Help
Wanted classlt1catlon tr
tho job you want 111 not
there you might consider
orrerlnlf your services
W\lh an 1d tn the Job
WanlC'd c11ll!1tory. Phone
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$59,900
MF.Si\ Vl':HUI-: ·1 Br. 2
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VILLAGll
Popular 1 story Princeton model
with 3 bedrooms. ttlnlng room & 2
baths. Atlr~1ct1vcly UPRntdcd and
located nrar pools and tennis on
wide greenbelt. $79.500. , A COUWIU IAHlM CO.
644-1766
2111 I AH JOAQUIN Hll..LI i.o.
IN Nt!WPO .. T CENT(.i
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One of the few Big canyon Monaco
t ownhomes on the market is this
Unique listing. Recently re-done with
m ast er suite downstairs, two
bedrooms upst&h"$, colorful patios. and
a 3 car garage. At $174 ,500 it L"\ one of
the very few on thJ? market and very
anxious to sell.
U,_.100 I: t1CMI:§
PENINSULA POINT
.offers a special way ot Ule 'th.at
defies comparison. This lovely 3
bdrm . den & huae family rm. home ts
located w1lbin easy walk to tennis,
bout ramp & private beach -both
bay & ocean. Property LS only approx.
12 years o ld & h as been well
maintained. Prle6 $1.SS,000 -YOU
OWN THE LAND!
Keeu~ti•
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CORONA DEL MAR · &75·3000
SPAHJSHVIUA TOUGH Hwa1t'*10tileodt 1040 lrYM 1044 nlM 1044
Vl.EW CHOICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• w 1ndln1 d r1 H lo 4 UMITS OM GOLP COURSI OTR.ASI IXRASI ~luded parquet entry 1t•• • loush choic11 HUMTIMGTOH With OP~N Vlf.W' Uy Don't jlbl rr~d ubout It.
10 cha.ffot «lhl\i~. so.ar brlwttn lht''>t' two oul IEACH o-.ner. !111-:W RanehoSan comr It luok lllo.iullhd
1n1t st aircase & vi.ta !~:.~~.'".~ •h·ol.~~ ,Lllhll $9',500 ~u.t\lUJn (:.inien lt>,el. ~~rc'"Ut•rtdi• ,1h~1m1l1·~~ultthl(~~l'fJ"y
'1rw patio• uodt'r red llle -....., "' •• .,.,., ..., l.a.t chanet! ln\l·&tmrnt Slcp down 1.ll :.!Br+dt'll "' .~ '" '" w roof t-'om•I din. & bon~-. h~u· :s a.p.acll)U.) bt< 1 1 +:?ba Lux tpt'a. Ph uparndt•d, dccoraalur
t'pacu rean k1t t'hf'n ' bclrrn.. i b16\hJ, tam rm 0\1Ponunily '" •auli u 640_.~ dr111X'' oS< loucht'°' l.at1;u
Trapue blllcoo) to + lrplu. :.b.akt> rooC lluntm~ton Buch T('n ---> ard wllh heat~d.
•prawhns bdrm . corn \'1)1C'riln" \\t'h:on11.•. VA Yl'.&I )OUnl(~ 2 bl.•droorn LINIV PARK TWNHM f1lh•n'tl JIOOI Cul de tllll
pin. Swt>e1>rna mai.trr term OK Hoth homl"I umh thul muke exn1llunl OWN to:R 314r. 2b11, Ira l11<:11tt0n :i 1)4!rma, tomllr
bc-tlrm. w / rornan tub ha\t• 11"<1U11lah lc< VA l\·nlllb or IXJ1>'1hlr 1"" lcu Drit•k frtllC' dl\ldt-• rm,dl!n flJ,000.
St'llt'ral\ll.IOU3. l 'r y $'1,:UO 1~0-' ut 7'.. Owntr<i un· 111 lhk1• to bl.•udl woti.. to frml h\lnit & ll111ln11 rm
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buy J'lel\lti rull toduy lo !· t:och unit hu!> 11 w J vl\~w U p.grutll.'8 8' 1111!1 '1!'1!1 !'il'I.' '1r11pl11cc. Cull llUtck! Xtru~. SH.no. 17 14 ) ~~ fi£t'H]} Ph:540-3666 ~.~~~.11\1vN•<>.,,..,. ~1111r.rvt·1i~k~ -!~~~~:c:. ... ,. 1e 1m11 ~~~1~.~~~~b
THE . ·:. · -
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REALTOR
Culverdale-
REAL TORS•, 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
•15o in Mt>1a Verde. at 546 5990
1002 2 lid.rm., lower lge I Ur · I ! rtun 3 otrcl'3 3 hdrm + w frplc .• end . putth & We'reherelohe P f1•1m"I d1nln" •-1um1I•
....................... ....................... 1 bl -------PRIV CY PLUS , .. fi °' , nice pal o ;a rea. l> • ., A r ,, n Aaut1ful bn··k •n curaec "ilh balh & 3ltr. F.•m rm •• ·~ ba Con n. .... , 1: • ~o-'-room. L',vtra 2 C"r do. Nr Back Bay. Pool, I h 1 lr;. G ;irnice door opener
Gwr ..
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h11n. rrn • w1lh 211 liq. In• ~xct>llcnl cood 11 ion fl\·
:odt> 11nd out. This hcttll&
u1 m a handy location•
quack freeway utceu : t~ilr i.h<>pp1n1:. :schools.
l..4>1n a:.sum11blc. P,rt\.'O
$!t!,!JOO
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SPYGLASS V1IW HOME
A large 4 bedroom New Bedford model
in just immaculate condition. Pool,
jacuzzi, corner lot, fantastic view .
Formal dining. family plus bonus
room. Just listed becau.5e owners mu.5t
leave our beautiful state for other
green pastures. Offered at $225,000.
Don't delay Donald, get oo the way!
-,.. :c. ~ • .u, courtyan cntr)' ~-dues tover pool,
parlttn". P rict!d al ~aun.i , Jatt•u:ra, hrn1116 h.•Jd:. to open i.pacioic." parks , cablc tv.trash pJ
JtOS.OOO $58.500 ~ 12117 bedrm. 2 bcllh l'Oler· & landM·ape. <.'lost• H
673-3663 673-8086 £\-es t.11ncr':. drll'am hom~. schools. & shopping. A
associated
011 r•t A·~ PrA ... '~"S
J. • ;_ io l' • I' lt1
SANDALWOOD Sunkt'n ll \11n~ room musltoset•!
MF.SA\. i-:RDt:; w1m.1l>s1vc flugs tone
Pool 4 bN!room, 2 b.slh. l11qd.1ct•, i:ourml'l flrcplat~ l'nm.i. $72,~. k1lchl'n with lots of
$10,000 down. i:11od1cs ! 01'11)' S62.!l50.
Ownr/Atl. 540-0555
lcAoa PttlillMla I 007 EXTRA NICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Point I 026 o-• S53 SOO •••••• •••••••• •• •• ••... nty • RAMCH REAL TY 7UNITS·$295.000 4 BR d b ·ck OU COllOMA oa MAl-VllW! n~ bCot ~"" BIFFY! . u se rt • 551-2000 11.511 c ..... 11111
... "-·lnu1"'E DO:&C ta1te·S64,""" fireplace. hardwood -----"' ~ """"""" """"
Ocean front! Fabulous 180 degree view Reduced! 5 Br, 3 ba, nr. hoch IUOICJolow floors. country k1tcht>n, 2 REMARKABLE' or•i:;N OAILY
67).4400
from most rooms or this custom 4 b.ly &ocean.Sl64.500 WOWTLASTAWF.EK car8urage.b1gyard.Ai>· • 8Al\t.T0Gl'.M .
bed.room s plit level. Lge guest rm & M~~l3~~Y Sl~l~-4600 Near M11r1na with un· sumable VA loan. 1lwre an ho11M1••• & UMIVERsltY-PA.UC-
bath. Wet bar, open beamed ceilings, ---beauble price of only .n.1. rt thett are rflftorkable Thu Terrace. Dov'1r";t1'r 1
indirect lighting. Your own private Cor01M1cl.IMor 1022 $52,!IW • nuuB S rHidences. 2ba. upi:rdl'd, 1 stor~ ste1J5 to Big Corona Beach. Really ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••• POlNTR~,ALTY R It Th111popularlbdrm.2b11 endunlt.5lill,Y()(),SS2·1~ l Dl•KJ. of Hcrt.r ............... Co. f\rehitectur »lly designed 496-5600 !ill Y Cnmbr1dge Modc.-1 ln1---------speeta~~ ~[~:45~tt1s lootl custom duplex. 4 BR: & EIToro 1032 iu.tkacllll.._ '1'heTernice" has ~en OWMER • .
l ·BR. U nufiu~l wine ........................ IUU.C-.. ldl beautifully up~roded w• ..... TS OFl!!.l!!&t
MIWP'OlrT CBCTla. M.L 644-4tl0 GtiDll.. 1002 &1Mr.. 1002 cellar. L~u. billiard rm. thruoul. The c ui.tom "'" """'° 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~;··:.:·:.:·~·.:.·;··:.:·:.:·;;·.:.·;··:.:·:.:·;··:.:·;;·.:.··:.:· ·············-····-·· For :.oml.'lhini: d1Hereol, LOT 271 firepl11ce & Wl'l bor rrn Univer!llt)' Prk Deane = 1;, ACRE sceU11s! $147,000 LAKE FOREST vide a dramal11• acn•nl homt• 21lr. rum rm. Suh-
GENTLEMAM'S l't\UL MARTIS • Bedroom on the.-lakc -to the la\ mg rm. Thi• m1t .111. Owne r has mcn-
Gamet.. I OOJ IG .. aral I 002 ..••••...............•......••••••••.••.......
Lido Soud waterfront. 4 Bdrm., 3 bath
home with jacuzLl pool & boat slip.
$340,000
• Attr. 4 BR, home on l'Omet' lot. Bay
views from Ii ving rm. & upstairs bdrm.
$185,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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\_OWEST PRICE
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• ~ 1-:"panded ram1I) roum LET ME SELL .ind h~<> ma1>1t•r .. u1tc.>
make this the most home
IH
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
YOUR HUSIAMD for the tc.>a"it pncc m the
This Bluff-. con boc1k Buy It now at
dom1n1um Dramatic $69 950 • Uurr> · Call
two :o.lory t'nl ry 4 5-Wi 231'.l
Ht•droom. form.al danmit ""· • '· '·' ••• '' .,
Provincial
Custom Home
A Charm•·r for tbtl in·
d1\ ulual that wanl<; that
.. s p ecial"' b omt·. 3
bl'droom... '<l'P• r JI e
famtl)I. 2 bric!. fpk'<.
many amenrllc~. Opc.-11
1-'ro ~t Sun I S
314 Miro Loma, CM
1oer In ine A\"<'. I
DOM"T CALL ME
A FIXER!
Just :1 latUl' 11a1nl "Ill 1ln
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pncr $38.0IMI 1 ·111 m 11
11r11li-or "" nt·ri.h11• 111'1.:hhor burttl ,.. 11 h I .a II
tr\.'\:~ 1111 ,111u1l'I t•urner l11t
with room for bout. RV
or pool "1th J bedroom,.
family TOflm & tO\ l.'rt•d
patJo in a prime OninAt'
C-Oast location Call col
I €.'ct 842 ·25.15
RANCH Real £:.l31l' Inc_ M4 7ll\3 Pnvule beach. 3 b.ilh, second bdrm OJ><'Ol> \Into 1.1llv mo\'ed
L
. d t1repla ce, 2 stur y ~ abcaullfulgardencourt Tllt-;l:lloF~> JONALS
CUSTOM IUI T Pleiter Design 4 Br en, w bakony. St·r ene & -This ruidence oli.o C/\LL752·7575
Tree lined r;lreel i n oct'an new. 3 rrpll ~. pc.acerul Only ss~.500 Rea!Estate realures a breakfat.l .. h 10.ae
pnmc rbadenllal are:a 5!1Jffra~e?.._68:lSS7 w / SIJ ,000 down . nook&IMmaldu\ing rm. a c -
Secludl-<1 entry .lo h~c CUSTOM duplex on h:e Ownr/Altl ~.lO ~ 't:rf /&YAY ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
h\ltnl! room. C'r llclchn)( corner lot ID l:d ~t ----•HORTH LAGUNA*
f irc.-PI a cc Ma:. s •\I c $llS,OOO. Uy owner. Fo.mtoin Volley I 034 ~ I Bdrm. own your-o"'·n
formal d1n1nl! room 673-<J069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FtRSTCOMl upl W11lk lo b\:..ich "
llugtl tountry i.tyled --STIL\1 Fllltl> l'ARI-. FtRSTSEJtVE lu\lon l.tirl!C living
l.1 t ch e-o 2 Slone 114.•.oul lui: .I hr. :? h.i, . So 11 -1 m 1d1nmi: arco.1. Ext. f1rcplan~ Family room r.am rm II\ rm , fnrm:il Low. low 60 51 · 1 t. m.unt & t3'1<1.'S mcl. m
u\crlook' ~round !> 2 BR&iCAR.APT. ihnrm 6' hi•IC \II up i.turterhome Htghlyup· RAMCHRULTY lowmonthly fee.542.900.
I'"' .. ln rrwt o-hant to i:rud<-d. c!>tm paneh1111 . MORIMS REALTY •'" ''" 2 <.:ov p11lios. nll'PIV ••1uOl'U. 11r11fc,!t10nallv tin nA cul de ea ir.51-2000
roam l hru. l11d•away .. \lo.I ,.a,...r. · . .,. c, "' " furn. So or llwv Onlv lnd~··1H1 M1nl lOnd ··~ I I llll" 0 ---------494 eo57
master swte&ch1ldren·s ~l.:ioo 002 311~~ l:JLl'uu. ari;e ""' < 0·1----------t * -o tr quarten Much mon•. sun,S()(). Agt..67S.J22a 'er•.:1t1011 pit. pro· ---------
Sll'ul this one fnr only 5 ID -l I A l<·:.s1onal lundscapini,: lllAHD HiWI NEW & EXCITING
........ ~ Hurrv. "'""·7-1. llli8 4156. Rancho Saot Joaquin hilltop home fealt1nnte
"''" ""'' """ .,., MONTEREY RANCH HO CO .... T""ST 3 BR 2 b d ,.,.,,,.,.,,\ll""ll'WN· ,. H-bor Vu Hms " s; •• a . en un1l. t.:ATALIN/\ VIEWS. l _ Sl)I'-'. xlnl FV local1011 Olht>r-1 can"l 1·omc close Plus h carpets. Near UDl\M, 2 8/\Tll. qualil.y
[\"8 IRZdlttl ~!m~~~~~-2~:.P~~;;1~ C~;i~~~~·i ::o:~~~:E~I: ~::,n'::.~~~mf rf~c:c~r~~~: ~:~~~~GS & CO. co~;~~l~~~~R:iiY.
_ ~ ----·····~ rm muny exlra:. l'rin ,.. uwd h111k111 & •1ut. open Realors 640-5560 31709 CouslHwy ·
-1'tp:i1' only Sat,Sun on owner-; hll\ c kcpl th1:. I'(• h1•.1J1\ t•atlll'drul t•c1h11gs. So. t.ai:unn 4~·?231
BLUFFS S79,SOO I) IM·l:.!!>i i-ult•nt·c I J1>t itluiui.I) 11111.:r:uted secunly. l;u ge ---
Onc lt·vPI end u111l :I 1111 , --- -ell-an & dclt1thl rul ;•four 1111 Lush yards, 4 bdrm:. IRVIME W /VIEW
:! IJ.i. ll!t' i·ntlo:wd ~HI\ Costa Mesa 1024 l!olftl\it inlr frw):., F\' for the ei.ecutivc buyer. Dccor11 tor's d e lil!hl
p11l10 Near Pofll ••••••••••••••••••••••• hi. ).lnl lmunl llllo: Jvaila ut18·44~. dei.cnbcs th111 Turtlcrock
Hl•:t.t-:"IU VOWO blc .hSclhlt·1 houJitdhl bcauty.3bdrms,2ba +
REALTOR 644 0134 a not er o m c.-. nt't' :. f Mesa Verd~ qUJck sale. Don"t delay. BY OWNER am rm. Lovely atnum
GltEtNHLT
LOCATI<>t4
Brgain hunter"s check see today. 968 3371, Al{enl. Completely pro· w/view. Too many ex·
this bia. l>parkhng 3 546-17!>4 fess1onall)' decorated. trai.tolisl.S45-94il
Mz.ed family room ~u1el pantry. l'arkhk~ > ard.
slrttt, fully upgraded · t::ai.y term'I. In bcaourul
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Walker & lee
Real lsfafe
bedrm home with m·c.>r· Iii Lar.ic 3 bedrm. walk·an
J ust hi.led a~ S69.~00 ·. • Newport Wesllract. Ask·
Subm1l no uown \",\ 1n~only$72,900 536-7533. 1--------
ler ms. Ca II 5-i0· ll5 l
. MYSTIC HILLS
3RR. 3UA, s auna, .Vle'',
View, View. Great 1"..~.
ec11t 1ve home.
673-760 I
room. :.pal·1ou, k1lchl•n & [~ ltdi1· "I :~:i·~~~~~d~;~.~'~-~I~ ""it\'hlf
l•·.t11l1tul hom1• 1 1·0, _ -!!!!!!!-1 ••111~ 5 BDRM & VIEW
Superb corn~ IO<"atinn
near ~nbelt rn I IJrbor
View Jlom('!I. N1c"lv dl'·
,orated 3 11\•dmom home
rr.idy for nct·u1wnt'
FormAI cltnm.: room plu!I
lan\11) r oom , n1te
.:..irden Anti rathl ar<'JS
0111,tand1n1t v:ill.1t' a t
~~HERITAGE ingtOft leach I 040 ---
•••••• •• •• ••••••••••••• lh t>\\TT\~r Nie<". clran Sbr. 1'1ba. rrom klchn dbl car
THE TERRACE
Wand~or Model Condo
Umvcr.;aly P11rk. 21ir. 2
bath. 2 car ~arC11?e. frplc.
up)(r11dc :-.+cxlra s.
$61 ,000 . By owne r .
551·2640
HIGH
ON A
HILL
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tAarr.mly an .. oui:hl .1ltt•1 1-.,o~t lllufl • • REALTORS i:ar, lrg covered palao &
frwt trees. 842·l607. 640.9900 * V. A.. TSlMS * w1m.1~nil1t·cnl d1•t•or, S54,950 lrt!rnt•ndou' !.<I fonlJio:t'
$110.000 f('f' ti73 ~· iiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiilli _____ .... ,
"'•""' 1;. ''"""'' t"~~ .. ,, $4200. DOWN
1s ull you nc.-cd tor thi11 Doll lloui.r. 3br , 2ba,
super 1>harp 2 bedroom frplc. lrR back yrd. nu
Townhome. Sp<H'111u~ rrµls. S350 mo. E vei.,
room!i. hulcony and lot!I !162 tiZll or 962 ~585,
:IA. Ell-' GJnJ, ~
Valley Realty
l.JlrllC' 3 hr. 2 hn home. Ir.: d~·hghlful l'OOL'
c;." hll n ... IJW. t'A h1•nl, Rl'lt• r H"<' 1h1i. one
hn1k fpk Owner IJJlll\ 1'0Ul\Y 1 t;.tl~7ill
1n1t thruflul. /\li.o m~tull [~lffMlil -------Mesa Verde PRICE REDUCED
S2400 3 + Family Rm.
111.: ncw 1·nqwl!> 1\uycr
may choo11c ..,,.. o colors ----------i Ohl<' l!llr l.1:1• p auo
3000 Sq. Ft.
of LUXURY
3 11'-drcMlmi, touhl be.-4,
IMt . ponl r nom w1lh
t•u•V>m w••t h11r Opt•n
k1trht•n . blln'. w .. r m
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Lachenmyer
Realtor
\\IMd ilm~hrrt-, u1lrh•tl MESA VEJtDE Y.A..
f':.1110. IUI\ pi)l'C'h \lu,t n.·o1ul1f11l Mc"la \ l'rclc ~to..,oon-c111lt· • T phrn offl'rt•t1 for
[A'8 -I \'1•l o•r11n' 3 lwdroom'
OUMPEERSB ~t·dudl.'d m.,,11·r :.u1tl' m9ny rxln1'I. IJtlll' \rPC'
ac:C'l'nll'd rr11r yard g,
U6&W .. 11.i,C.M. trit 'lh11rp. ~r<· 11 now' .... , to~.....,. (.'.111sir.2Jt3 ror v /\ in
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County. 4 1 •• 1kr,, 704
tr1•t•,, iold min•• n11rt Hunt'~ le h water. All or p;irl ('all 1,..,_on GC
Land Sale-.. Ulv. or l'clt $58 500 DAp£;1£1l~RETT A1wm; 7>/4 VA
-REALTY-
llHMO
Ilea CanyOfl &tat.
A11."um1• 7"-'• G I loan wllh
rno11lhly JIR)'O\•'nh or
$ 2 3 ti • p c r rn n " t h
l: o in \)Ide . Sh u r v 3
bt•clr1lnm nn cl family
nlflm. c:rt>i•t ln<'ntlon
M:.r :<chool"I. an<I shop
pm11 llum .1hl~ barllllln
can"l lus t. :!62·77118
Walker Slee
Ruf fstate
3 IEOROOM+DiH
SUPER SHARP
GOOD AREA!
3DR tnll•\IC'I Condo. only
2 > r old A/C, patio &
sunclN:k, calhed ce1I hv
nn. auto aar dr. Near So.
Coast r t au. $47 ,900.
Ph 962·7751
lland."om<' fom1I)' home
in excellC'nl area. 3
Bedroom:-.. 1 ~. hath~.
Fam1l:v room. d1n1ng
:i rea In the famil y
k1tcht'n. Deluxe bwlt·in!I.
Enclosed patio game
area. A hcck or a buy.
$68,000. ijK R, call
540-1720.
oC p11rkm1t m n neat locu -
lion near the beoch. J u~l I Hr I"• nn. newly rl'· ~12.000. decorated. frlc, hltn!I, 2
962-777 I car ~3r. l(ood loe, nr •• "°':~1i:.~;~
3 bdrm, 2 ha, ram rm,
elect door opener. UP·
graded crpl an beautiful
IJl'<lrficld. Ca II now to rlf't'
th ls be~ity ! 54G·0022
~
Walker & lee
Real lstafe
Abo\14' f,3guna, this welt
m:11nt:oncd 3 bdrm , · 2
bath home In a bcaull!ul
1t<mlc 11 11elling. Lal'R<',
mature trees, privato
hritk pul1<1. Excellonl
nc.-l11hhmhood, clo~c to
i;chools. Sec today ~t
~.ooo
$58,950
Atrium t'nlry lo this
(ormcr modl'l homt'
!I.cw carpl'll> and d c.-
t ur<Jl1 ve wallpaper
Counl1 v kitc hen wit
form.ii dam.• I lulo(e dt•1
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t:scepttooal pride or .. #I In Califarnla" $80,000. 11.1111l. hie<' new carpel. 4 Br, 2''z Ba, occuvan<'Y <&H·2&00 rw\lo k1lchc.-n floor, ond Oec. Pi c k cnlor11 & -
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'89.500. Eves. S46 1081 2l>r coch $140.000. ~.!"oOO incl land 01wn
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UMDR COMSntUCTIOM
Prime bayfront location! 70' on bay!
$365,000 -Fee! 3 Bedrooms -study
-formal dining -used brick patio
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With Pier & Slip for a Large YacbL
Spaclous Terrace Patio Ideal for
Enterbining & Sun Tanning. 2 Story
Family Home with S Bedrooms.
Offered at 1298,500
881 DOVER DRIVE 631·1800
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Beaut. 3 BR home, pool, VllUl&e Real Eatato ~csuie homo w/pool. 3 allu ores. Shown by lcry Giid S.och Reotty ~h~~~~~Nt thru Nov,
oceanview. Lease to !162·'447l llr. Comm tcMls. '62S t1ppt. SUS/mo. 675°3000
8/1/77. (213) 628 1361 Sharp 3Br 2ba cpts mo. 644-4157 Ltadersh1p neal Estate 2 Br. 2 Oa Dl>I'<. JU 31.at INVESTMENT ~;.:.__..;._..;.~.;:...__; __ • drps, g rdnr. 'qui ci . 842-4486d)'!l ;cve~ JUil ---Sl. NB. P2S mo.675-aa.33 CORPORATION &ad! ~tate s:n~ 2 br, culdesac. $350. 962-4914. For h.•11 o. Dl'erll<'ld Pnlr . ....___... h 3269 NEW 3 br t nh,t', lu an 4pm. tlO.Clcsolt. Fee MW 3 Br hme, IJe Fam--~..-• ac room11, frplr. pool. S:-~ --------
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...-...c:e will'" 9lven to Corp . .c:u,1 1hrc h St l>('r, dulrabll.' but not
.,.ore:.l ,\H', Lo.1.iunJ 'l)j.)\:bOwpm&hllvc r.h, l01land1012 pay. Apply in r>er:ion. tdktngappllc11tio11sfor .1 ingondf1tlof.d•Cf'.ilf>'
Ueuch S? 75 P~r Hour (;w.tom Wove Carpel!! Dula t;ntry Operalor ment. P~• will
thoM wfto hove hod Nt-wpOl"l lk h. nc<'. Ple 4sc ca11 549-UTO
--Lo __. ••h ~r ~ 13'79 ror appt.
----TELLE.RS CALL TODA\' lnc t~ Virl(1ma Cr .. Min of l year ei.per. wJG M 9lv.., lo tftoH who Archit~dwrol Drofli'"J l',1rt lime u1>cnrnJ:oe in t"ounh1m \'ulley mo's 00 IRM 3741. Perm ha h d .. -..i
w_.... ex_. ••nc• Wn l'r\nl Shop nel-ds rcct•nt wan co•«in9s. 1:r11duGte w /t:raphtc arts Soll'sla~·. exper'd. Retail
N .. ,.,.u ... ·--,J ... ,., 'l'"l'Vrt lfruch "''"' €0~ off1'ce • •e 0 ~ ......... nee ~"' ~ u v v ... , F t ',11111c. 0Jy:s. Pay 'll 111 itfl fri~loft ond .al\)'tune 111 d 1·r ~·Jo.per., but "'" 0 OV l ad ACTO~Y tw h.i:.<"d on t.''(per. le\'l'I w ,.. r· -· -trwn thq<.e '"/public eon er 0 Work m un air conJ & Apply 10 per:.on, Born rntouranhqulp~t.
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baekitrouud to d o doth1ni:. Over 2S. No
Enjoy work in o MW, blueprml111J:, p.t!>to up & eves. S411·S383.
IMo•atlv•ly de•l<Jn.d <'amcro ~ork. Copy Cats $.aJci.mon wonted. Need Z
f II . t d Printing, 333 3rd Sl, ur., Cl\f)('r So. Calif a~•. ASSEMBLER
TRAINEE
l-,\1t.'ll\·nt 1<r<>\o lh poteo 557-0061 mU\ll'. Mu't hJVc JHl Gill~leA,e. lnine Enjoy wor• in o Mw,
u.d, 1>dl,1n & l>t'nd1l». l nfrr-'ll'" hr!> 9 3 ·:10 l1l'11H' to "u• k w1m1nu ~~~~~~~~~~I imo•ati••ly detlCJQd
t\ppl)' Jn l'••rwn 3723 B1.n·h St, N u. mm1o.1lun• parts under a -1 l~l\urth lbmSt l~~~~~~~~~I microscope. Perm. KITCHEN HELr f 0 c:' I i t Y a" d
o c ' Y a " 1.-ritun:i &>at·h J • portlclpot• In uc•l~nt --Apply 1n person. Lloyd •
c t>e-neflh i1to PRODUCTION Nul"$l'fY & Landsc ape.
l<oom:.!Ol,l'>o.1nl.tAn.t 1-'llork. !Ir:. 7.tm -3:30pm. Expcr cook, P /Time participatela.acellent
lmml>d ht shift requil'f' Del"l·en l Oam & Jpm Top '"'~ + 1 o benefits """'l G ri 11 A 1•-,,,__ 1..~-t·t i menl for i1 moll part: i---------• · ''0 11 ic 1 ve., ... tg '-··T"-·Y ........-1 s n-c• raK TYrlST G.u:.er Tool t'v , l701 F. Beach. f!.17 !Mi71 c:Judj .... profit shari...,.
,::f.;~ofit lharin9-MACHINISTTRHES 2008 Newport OJvd. C.M.
9"flfied uadidatu Mu.'>l ho: 18 >rs old. We SALE.5. p/Umo, Meo \hra
coll:.,. Ill B-df ~ ~~c~!~n[.or future ad-~: ~jri~~in~"'~~~
mecha111cul a:.1emblv CALIFORNIA ~ Carnel!ll' Ave, Santa -------. .,, .. .,.
Dl'j,1rc h1.ih sthool i.:r.1< 1 ST IA.HK Accuraw typist. 60 wpm Ana 540 10110 LANDSCAP~ f oreman & 9uolifi•d cendidotu .... e ~"'" ora Oan Gurn1.•y Jnduslries Forinfo.CaUIM'7·'7208.
1714l 630-5610 JOOlS. Yale w iloc.11 work h1,lon . L11 Mature persona lily &. ' Worken wanted. call;
J)a1d ml'C.lu·al & hie in Equal Opportunity front office nppt'arance •F/ChCJ Bookk•~ M6·253S Ext. 4596 Santa AnJ 540 8311 •--------
~urant•c. Modern :.11 Emplo,~r Md:" Able lu deal qu1ckl~ & l'uod n·lukd bu.,mc'l!I ----------r Netti• ledford
t·ond. I <1t:1hly & ;.smplc ~~--------•I plc.:ai..mtl)' w /v1s1tortral •Sl•fn•tar)' tu $X.'>ll LITE ASSEMBLY 17141630-56 I 0
----Or Apply P /tlmc Sales, S4U $"70
Employmetd Offlce wk/up. Men. lodic:;, "tu SEAMSTRESS
parkm..:. BAN'KING ltt: & hl'a'Y tt'lc1>ho11e11. E mµloH•ri. 1-'Jy All Fees f-'ull or plt 1me. Cort.-1•.
OYr'tcon Electronlc1 BOOKKEEPER H<-n·nl CX!>t'r. vn·r'd. L11 H01·111dt·r~ Agtml'Y 711 W. 17th St , Dldg JI 1. Ext. 4S96
3340E.loPolnta de n t:.. t:ve:./ Sal
Anaheim. Calif, ~-78$1,KW-7W6_. __ _
With l..,-lette•
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21!tiS Fairview Hcl STACOSWITCH, INC 40~1 U1n h St, Sll' l\M Costa Mesa. Or ApplJ ll.1nk cxpt.'n l'ntc. ---------• RE.AL!STATESALES (Cornt'r of F111rvi~w & Contal't Bob Creighton ~Baker COl>Ui 116'a New1>1•rt Hu<1ch 833·8190 LOAN SERVICE &nployinent Offlc.tr t Adam~.('11.,taMe~J) lrvm<.'Nationalliunk 549-3041 • Callfori\ppt1E!.tab 't;S ll40E.LoPal•An 'f FLUOR Llcen.sedorUnlicen~'<f 1':.tiual01>vurt:mplu~l·r E 10 F. I ----MaJor N B. co. lookinR "--L-l-Colf, Smallnewbrant:homco ---__ !OJ3700 ~:01-:. qua ppor .mpoyer FRY COOK tor perm. f /t 1me "nunc... e••,._•.-ERSAllK> no w opened, Co!Jtll
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644°5010
ASSEMBLERS/ liA..'lKL"lG Ev\•run~ !-ihlft & P(fime Mortgu~~ Loan Servu:t' • ~9&. l\1esa/N~wport heach•--------•
SOLDERERS TELLER·EXPER. Com(.lanion. Young molt• \ppl\• in pl'rl>on s3d & 2nd TO ext.er. Salar~ ~,f . CONSTMJCTOR5.tNC. art'a. 1-·r~ r>rof trauunKi---------
WI.' m·t·r\ a numllcr •ll lrvmc l'iallonal Bank collei:e studl'nl lor rl' tlltl•.il'I. Lanes Corle•• c·ommensurate w/ex1wr 1 ~ t;qu::il opportunity pro)!rom. Wu 1:1vc Ill· SECRETARIAL
.1wud iwoplt• for unml•tl <.:onlJd llob Crei~hlon llret.l gentlt.>mun Purl Sliop :!.'HU2 ~JJrt:ucnll· Co. benefit:;. Ask Jur t•mploycr M /1-' tlH01duullted a ttention. JR. SECllnAIY
•)!.K'nlnl''< 111 our 1,ll'<.'tru ts33-:nVO. E 0 t: lime. Appr·ox 11·3, 5 day~ l'ark".1y MIMilOO VicJO t:c·orRl'lle t-::.uf mu n. ENGINEERS At«> ·~~~~~~~~~ Xlnt area w /fine op The Jolly Ro"er , tne. has
mcch;rnu .11 a~!lembhr----------1 wt."t:k mcl'i: SJt. or Sun ~. i.~11 644 K824. CONSTRUCTORS.INC portuml). Call us. you'll ed .
J I'. h 1 r I h Bonlci p dt' Cur n~. $2 So hr+ ga!I & ----------r a rt t 1 m c rec e p . be ~lud )Ou did. ROYAi. nn smm iote openlllg
i•pl • ,,, .. r l" p u ' ut Our ""'·J"CJutlruol ,.!°"e· .. 'port lunt·h J>a v", 6_,5·6307 fo\ill & I', t1mc openinit"> on Loelu.•r rm aUendant for Equal opportunllJ llon1:.t /1·ashwr for" knd:. PROP ERTi t:S, ~405 for 3 Jr. S~reta1')', 1
nut rw1· t '1> JIWti bcncht, ""' " .. t:v"s642 ucna ult J "h1fi-. J\IM>. f1l1ml' womens heallh club employrr M I f' & hululJ)S. II ut S. Con· or642·1.830. Vear oCCice exper. Ol'
&h1•l11I·"' lWJch Branch has c-ur· ---------~ ~h.1rt m.:r trnl'. J ack In Mon. Wed •• &: Ft1 fro~ 3 ----------i tal't \tr. J . Urban.I----------business college net. t 'ul" lrh trumentCorp. rent opcnmi:" fnr e'( COOK ·i·h·· 1.,, l"'"' u~•·ur "l, 10 tOpm. CM area !'or w/>i;Jnt typinl[ skills. Ltta ~2 !!080 1icn1•nl•-<l Tdlcr & "'''" Ynod sen icc supervisor l'<..:t.1,h·'<1 'w ..... ., more info<"i.111537 2320 .\1 nn i <'Uris t , l' /Tr rnt ~;~ ,2..'1~!'11 r~r .. :.~l:~~~er~·: REAL ESTATE sh helpful. Xlnt wortdag ----f \l'l'ount ~ Rl•Pr "'''" ( conds & benefit packaae ATTENTION laliv£•. Commeri c .;I or 3lll\<.' (·011~.tll"l><:cnt WI LYM l'aul'.., ll ..11r Ucs11t1 111711 'I\ 1\1rpnrt Way, SALESPEOPLE Perm. F /time. Apply~ , ho!' p . Goo ti "a I & Gl·nt r,il C tt:l' \(tnmoon •. hilt L·/lim•• 673 ~I I or 4~1 Z731 llr.11w'' ('11u11l\ 1\1rport. HEEDED GIRLS & GUYS 1.1.an .. mi; e).puiwnl'e 1~ n· bcnt'flls Se nd re~unw RECEPTIONIST • ~ .-' --perM>n 8am•SPm, lloo-TRAVEL •1tornl 111 1 t•lurn "''of 10 Clas,tfu'tl at.I 110 1t"1 for loH•h t>wcullv<.' of \ll>d1«:ition & <'harJ:c· .\l.'..'>St:l s,.; <Ill ~'H I kg•t I' \HT TIM 1-.:, weekend Red 11111 Rea lty Is oddinai 1-"ri, 170"2 Gillc.-Ue Ave.
lt-1 l''\t:dlcnl t:u m µ.sny t o Dail) 1'1lot ' PO Jlc" Ile·"' l<ec1111 rM I vpmit 50 nu r " e. ;\ P 11 I' I'" r k I u II Ii me poi. ll 1011 I ft tll'.ll . .:nod handwntinl(. toll& i.taJr in Mlsiuon Vic· Irvine.
\r1· \UU ln·c to tr,l\l'I 111 rwl1h .1nd r111-.h.1nt l'11iO Co:.l a Mcs.t, (;a wpm, JflJ>I)' NatsonJI Superior <.:onv. llu:;;11 . \la.,i.Ji;l' r-;11 .,,., 1,..1 pcr:.onabll' Tice·s l<en JO. A new comm11111on•---------
" '-lt.np, )ouni: i:routt It "'"'"111.: cond1t1011., II !r"...21> Sysll'm' { uri> .• 4361 1-us Sopenor Ave, N li We triun. Call ~O 21i:i;1 lal-., 1705 So. <.:sl Jlwy, sc hedule hD l> been
& ci\ 1 r 111 II J w.111. 1111.1llfh·d , pl1•11sE" <'Jll the ----ft:.! 2110 an~·t1m 1 n h establLshed whlrh pro· SECRETARIAL.
•·111n1l.1 & lhr1111ul lhl· llram·h tu sl:ht.'tlulean m-COOK llll"I hM · :-;""1 lkh --' · ,. .ai; " ------• v1de:. a grcatl'r u(}· &GY.NERAL
I S \ • "'In t''\fWr nl:•c w ~ ll'n1l'". (' 11 .• I 1 w k · L VN-Chnrae Nlll'te ~I J\ T It 1-; W 0 \I I\ l\ PASTE-UP ARTIST 1)0rt unaly ror Cinunc1al (ll"PlCE WORK F' ti m ,. :'11 C'' .1 \' .. r<l t• '' lll'l'ut•1 '' or Ill -~ I I I " • I h "l'"" <''<Pt'n"c po.1 l! ' 11art cl •11t for Inst nrow 11 7 Shift L\'N Chari:c. P f lml' lo Wl' t·omi• f'1t1m" Mo11, ·rues, rl'\\lU'tS uont 1•l l 111 Ole localed In La•urua <"onv JJo.,11, bt.J t'l•ntt•r :. l · " ' h r f I • I r .11111 n i.: Pro,; r « m ' C7 I 4J 7 52-0580 1n~: 1 al i1m11ron munuf t 1t111w. 11 7 St11ft LV'.'1 re ne\n•nm,-r., /l.t «nnt.1.-1 1hur '· Fri, Sul F:xiwr'cl c ance or u fiUCCCS& u Niguel. l'leuse cont.a.ct.
\1•1\1· ·" cr.11:c t'.11111111:, M. C.~t _ l':1.i11.•r pt'<•f 'd K:\S·6~1li hl'f 1•har.:c. J \I rhari.:.. mt·rds.111h l-'ln.1hll' h" or " i 11 tr 111 n, t: 0 . £uturc shp hy YOU. Mr. Covert, 495·1980.
t111•1t.,tlt1•r anonhni; 11 COOKS WANTED L\.'N. L1d0Co11v C.·nter. ~,.,.fl""· llt1· •>111n.: ~·n<'f1t s. Applv. tS4~ RedHlllRealty' ...• ,
1•nlh11,1a!llll' r :11H1h1lat11·,. CITY . Gl.AZl•J I. ~·>.1ll•r'd . Appl} l~ Superior Ave. N.11 547 ·3095 _ r;twpnrt Blvct,CM /\n l'i.tal.>llshcd c-ocn1llmY:;~.Clt~T~RY for R~al
.q111l11·if ,\II ti Jill' lu1 II \ltt HarkC'r .~ He~taui.1111. ;!tl L1" Molino:. SJn 1;.16 77b_4 _______ •. •1•vllral l"•1·•1r1I•. ll"< <•11 -----;,c1 \'sng Oruni:c County Estate (;o. In Fas h1on
• \ 11111Il'an1 ~ 11111 'It Ii.· NA Tl ONAL _:!I:!..!:_ 17th St, C ~1 1 ·11•1ttl'llll' 1!12 1,191 ' ·' ., • h " • I'll'< OPl':HATOR lorthl.' pasl lll yetll i.. l!ilond. Must have 4 yrs
t1wmlly, i.lll~k l'v .1bk t• BAll!..JK --twni't lnr 1111'\ i.:lliUI• T~·11hurw <·o. or <'"ll"r 28892Marguenl<• l'kwy., 1•xpor .. type 65-70 WJ>tn.
lcuvc i mn11•cl 1"111 ....,. Coim.tician GUYS&GALS MACHINIST pr.uctll'I' ~~71.ttKI -111'11 II, hut will tr.1111 831 3050 ,,h 110911 wpm. Apply
JX'l'!>fmul 11111·n11•"'' ('1111 t:quJIOppoM11n11 v DruK "tort· l'"'1''r M1i.Mon ,.tl')ll. J-:1 Torn ,1F N I 1 ,1•. h \11"""" 'hill~ Wkncl!. Alic,. .. a.rtin.M"r. 1·,1·
200
MJ .• N3WB.SanMiguc1Dr. malurl' onl\' nl'<'<'I a111\h l • f h A)J oroun·• 'l ""h1n1.~l tl1 .. 111 ''. '111''."... 111.lll' I I J 1· ·1 " '"' ... t act .\Iii:-' s .111tl11 .\ton fo'r1 f:mpl<>) arc•J , o ""r" n t•w our' " u •• ... 1 1 l M ~-i..I ~1 a · o "1 -.. H:tJ . :t:J:I. . 1oam .q1111 <al c:oldt•n ----_Uo_...,_nlo~_n_ll ~l_'.':11;:..'70~ .1d,1\ Fu11Jvh l-:J1nSl.l work111me-tl.~1Lc<lprn 11'"' 1~ '-•;>,. ~
F' v·1----------ot. I s·~o p ... L' duclmn shuu.Ablelutlo l"'r~11~tlll ;IO ___ I'll '\ 'l't•lrpho n cn .. -aJ Estate 11nt~~ .... r-sonSecrctary/Hcccpt •• 50 o r c't 11111, io:,o \ "ountt.•r he-Ip full time o . ,.,. '"'l'"· ,-or ,, ' ~ "~.--b '" -· .... 11 A I l 11\'\K ~ ino J l o h n 11•-•·~t1og & pr-·'uctwn Mi fll L Sl'<'ft·t.1n. lnh'rt.'sl1n" n~~•e·-'. L·or "··st deal in wpm, s or .... pe. p ..... ..,. r. at c a • " n a 'I' m Job open for Cun:.1:1cn re m urma I n P o c ""....., uu cro "'Cl•r• n ~-""' r "" I C l ct
1 .t r ro"', f r n m 1> 1:. TELLER tiiius per:.on day~. Somt' 830-091:1. 50 Ur work wk. Co. puul Nii:ht '(hi rt :,pm 1 J(him Pll11'lll• work. Will train 11 B Call Scott Realty ro::1~r 1f ~'{) Doon~· ~nd I i76 79~0_. --I" t11nt• po~1llnn n\'ail In Ht·~tauranl upcr dcsaro Equal Oportunlty ins. Apply In per:.on. t' h l I I I l l ~;" Wkmt:s, or ? (;all s.J6.-j533 Sa Aa, •Qi~_,.., nr.mi.:t• Co. Uank, 11er h 1 ,.;mployer n.-a<'h Manurartur111i.: .'(txd•r,. t' Pr 11 • iu no 1;i;,Kl\i,,(' M . nla no, •
•AUTO-CHEVY. pr..C 11. 1.1..s.-ll A .. 1?P1 .~21,_111<l.P<·<r>'roann~: ----• 151111;? Conta1n1·r 1 .. 1111 rtoq ror ilmini:. prn l'I 0' 1,1 F' PER'-''>'" Rr.-,.ptaonist, waterfronts <.'c u rt l y G u a rd 1 _
.. n n ,..c Hoircutte.-& StyUtf llu11t Bch (Ju,l ••Ir (\''"1nl!. 'tut ran.:/,. rd.ii . . . • . .... ·' II)(' I' lime. \"knd·. N.". . . •TRAHSMISSIOM/ J\1hus.Lai: 11111'< 'ttJll I I t Ph I'll 1:11;0 I-1 y ~ " Im m ed opeo1ng Ln •LINE COMBO 1\pph· 1n our h(':11l nk. --Fol lo" mi.: not nN'f'''· '1.-F .. dden. bet" n llob;t '" 11;11df~ om• • ·'1'1 "''l'< 41 Pili me as li41 01211 N ·Be h.. 1 H
GOLDE ... STATE T k.17 l.!50 or 837 11779 l 't11ra & Spnngrlalt' > l'' . err mt1·n ... " "'II "'li-h-.11' wppl~ Ful ewporl • ac 4 . rs •MECHANICS " <.:OUl'LE rarnt•• Mot('( _ _ __ 1, , .1111l•llll'l1 117J 222:1. Hl·ri•pllon1~t/Typ1"l. p rr. per wk. C.ra"eyord 1h1rt,
B "'HK ,,~,.1 lluna.:1·r II ... I t MOTOR ROUTE • -f11r 1•·1·•l Sain•. <)1 ". llr· Uniforms furn. Wkly p•u t•h1•\\ tl1•,1lo·1' llll•"'IOI'. ~ 'Ill -:,.:; .11r .~l~ I~ to n•nl $$$ rf ><u -~ .. ~ ~ ,1.n 111, 11, pl in liu'' 111:::111 ~ l'.ir.rmount " :Ji; 'lli.rlr nr iwrH•ntagl' NB Oath 1'!1111 r11ull' in Pe tct Working "lit lw SatiSon !I !'IP\1 W/OV<'rl1mc & paid vac.
ll1 .im•1• c uuuty A1rpon 1>0"111·v l'•·r,11m1••l l1o·11l .111·a l'.iul " 11 •• 1r 1><'<.ign N1·"i1orl ll1'.1th .oft1·r Hours bi5 32X2::tn> cl;.o~ !J Sl'M ' Coll fo r i nterview
<'om PI<·~ , ' 1111ii111 I: Alon 1-'rt 10 IA! & 1 J CRt-:w l l1\NJ\liER. E.irn 6715911or49'J.Z731 MACHIN IS TS noono;, Mn111l,1y thNlut.:h • II )).2 30or -·--21:1/573·!H_so ____ _ l rarurl"l1'~10nthn" tl't hnt 1~1.111123 Wfit $200 to s-lllO per Wl•ek ---1-'r uia,•, plu~ Saturda' 'l]:O 9·30 RECEPJIONIST ---ST
t inn.'I. ( ·1wv ,.,11 t'"1•11 F.qual Oppor t-:mr•loyer sul)trvuun~ 3 t'r<'w of TURRET LATHES Jncl Sunday mMnlnl!' Work n hr 8 day ea mini? The Wilham Lyon Co .• SECY /RECEf'TIOHI
t 1ul. f',;xtel11·11t IJU), _ _ ___ junio r !>Ub!l rrli>tlnn llOOPITi\I. & SIOO)><'rmon1h.:m, ... SS<1 S3SJ pl'r,. In µll'asant Newport lJtouch »uildl'r 1Glrl0fc.Typlng,fillng
be fit ~. alA"men. 'r'ou 111u'l CHUCKERS t:ish dl'po~11 rc11u1rN1 !l urroun tn"!I . Dhal Developer scck!l an ex· &. clerical exper. pref'd. nl' I :;, Jl;ir0 1rb allr:irl l\'e, " "' l'Jll 1·,12 1321, J•k (1)r .. "' Sn l n r y ope n Cal l USED C "'R " h I t DIET CLERK ~ w/lhc J' lie in our per rl'cc•pl1on1~t for ·" " • • ~ rnll1•1u•OI\ N11!hts, ave a arl(c 5 iitinii Ct!Cl&2rul11h1rt:.) "1""ulal111n 1181200 8om Spm Mo d h 11 W h · I ' "· lrvme ore rcr1r1•!<.. "nt1n" h('avy teJcophon<'. t.vpini.:. : · n• •MECH"NIC ,af,.rv +,t\.16 'l544. wai::nnor,anan <'illl' e .1vc 1mmr1lw t' ----' ,.. Fr "' "' k t • Ttml! 1.ite f'ook .•. frlin•r, & "t>nc r ul ofl• _1·--------1 II k. --to wor "1l 1 lU 1 .• Vt'UI o"•"nmi.::. ''"2nd i.htlt for '.\1u~l havt• rl'li.1hh• 1K•ri;nn ' ·• "' " ,'(C'!' 1•11t p.ty & iior ·m~· · · · ' · •() 11 1 h I' rt 1·1mA 12 30" n ,.. Dvn··m1c " It wQrk Mul>l he well , ,111111111,11!> for 11 qu,111111,11 IH.l\l J ' o I' t-. H ,\ 1 R o 1 ~ ' one f,36 -!171:! lor ·1 ' -· "fl' • pr cc 1:.111n in a1. h 1111 !>Is to con· lor ~1·m1 snvalul · " .,•·r~ono 1 Y ' · Selr SC'rvice Gas Sta
11.,1.11 1. .i r m rdi a rll I' '''I''''. w '"""t' follow 111t1~v!ew. I-n . S,rl & Sun. 1-:"t'<•llo-nt <min :1 ~ ri; cxprJ ~lrokc pat1l'1lt I tu :i <IJ )'i< mo~t hkl'ly~'1 !.ll<'l'N'<L groomed. & have goo<l Mature Man lOpm-6am:
\ in1.•d intc·r1.•!>ttu.: "urk 111..: C'obla Ak~a area. CUSTODl"H lwnr·lll., and hcuulllul •EXt:ellcnl cump ony wk. Cook in~ J>r1.•f. lnk rcsled h !'>cw1v('s & l1.•,l1.·~honc el11]uett c. Jlondlc som~ money. Do
";th u1~1111rtun1ty tor 1111 4;.11; i~12:! "' 1<11rround1nj!ll, /\p11ly at : paid bem•£1ts mt"luchni.: 49<1-4(.23 studcnt..<i Sci' nl! perm. IS.13·3600 ask for J11yc1·.:..__ plenty or cleaning. Must
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:.! "111111 As,l'mblrr'I for ----SO le , h d thr m imlll(C'n\cnt of our Ncwprirtlkll •11 J'.W COMPA.._.Y REO CARPET li'12 '1:121, ask fo r Mr. f1nnl llS~f'mbly •1f ht>8l<t. l)('nlal Ch11lr11lde A~l\l, ex 11>'11 w ''1 ,.,. pc-r uy Wl'lltml1111t<.'r Mall stor1.• '1 ' ' · 1""111 ~·"""LTORS 962_ 101 1 ~ley or Mr. Ultlar ... /\ I I Own tr.rn11p. J.l<to Jsk. ,,, rr I •. r ,~ "·"1't'lr nt•r. PP v 11 rx•r'd. Mun·J:'rl. Newport 7~ 1431. w1• o er pen11 on.,. pro it NURSES AIDES p1'r~on. H :i, Sk 1p JO Ck 11.·uch Inc. !'>48·!\602. -·-------• 11 h"ri111(. Cull for 1n P' /tlml' & I' /llm<'. Day An Eqnal .\!?r detallMCall Llmlu TechfFl.td Stnr
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b abysllte r It lit ~· 200 pL.m. nr alt~r 8.JO HuntBeh.M2-&>3l . PCBM.1 l't'1 mbU~1 .. t/\blc tod _&U_-_56711_. _____ ~Memonal lllll'lpilal, 301 Suite 0 , Costa! Mesa, RI TAURAHT F.mployer hoosek~plnit. f'rldo)s p m. aauna N 1guel· ---------corrp a c pr n s a n V1 C M betwttn S:OO & II.JO p.m. ~ llST. MG_ It. THAV'EL ACKNT. 2 _ .. nd 1 or 2 -'ha• •hort Ml !!Ion Viejo 11rea. ,..__. .. C..._ ... •-·t parts hsll. Will be ex· ctona. · .6422734. &IG-42Zl. 3 N 0 .. d., d 1•• " .,.. "'" •"SSJll9 F t -...-.UAa• t d l v I .... ,. l ()p rt n1t 1""' 811 •• .,un ey, ex•"'r., So. Ora:'f: "'-" d..,..,. for Ll<Jo raml1-.1 in· .... . o r oun a10 M b N pe<" c o co e r n · ....,.11'11 po u 1 need f•• I .,.. -. f~u •. 1 hool., S \'alley orea, 963-87$2. Ult ave exper. IQl'I process and final lnspcc· <.... Employer ·~ "crvieo ••x pcr. Joe. St'nd rcnme P.O.
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ME\RQUI S
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WAGON
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1976 PORSCHE
914-2.0
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SE.4SOHEND
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SPECIALS
I 9 69 MvstCUKJ Mach I
Auto trans. 3Sl VM, xlra
nll:I!, Wee Gt'W
~~95
lt7J lamborc)hina
Espada, 400GT, 12,000
ms.
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ntr, LIUlll, 1'1111111 y )t'lllO\\
1974 CHEVROLET 1111-. tttt, .1111 tm 111t·n .. , llll "hi, lu~ 1.11 I., :!5,IJUI
CAM.ARO LT CPI 1111. ~l11l t'l•11•1 X:l!i IM l
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\\hU<• ''"ll" tu·.-,, turhu •••••••••••••••••••••••
h y d f .1 Ill .1 I I t ti.~ f).irt, ~liod l"Urtll I' '\
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$3495
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Daily Pilot
9940 .....•.••.•...•••...••.
1975 FORD
LTD WAGON
\lndt-r 21.000 11Hlt•\
11nm:irul.1tt' nmcltltun'
O!til'IKL> lJ0\\1· ... t Uu\ ~I.
1973 Furan l'm.t.1 \to.1 ONLY $4997
3r.S GTC I, U,000 mi ---\.crv. \ ~·rv nH •• ' Clwvrolet 9920
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laaOJ MAVC...Ul81U V11 W Y
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'-'"\1UN VII JO
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Auto. trttn,, f,1rllu ~ 11ir
l'lltHlll IOtll 11 IL 1)0" .. ,
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$4888
540-5630-
1011 \SO\ & SO\
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2626 HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'73 MERCURY
MONTEGO
.\uto t1 J~ • fJdorv :1l
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rad.to, buatct ~II\ KV.
$2777
540-5630
1011 \SO\ & SO\
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Auto tr.111,. ,tt•n•o rudJo.
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ll,•nor, 11rl'l t )' n1lur. LI,..
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2626 HAHOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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ATLAS
Ftot 9725
1960MIZ 190SL
ROADSTER 2PORSCHES
'W!ll2"' SUNllOOJ-'
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1·onll, I'S I' II, 1 t I\\ ncr
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2626 HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Chry1ler f 'lymouth
011n1 U.a1 ly & Sun 111 tll
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52700 t..45 1'•;>[) ...................... .
1976 FIAT 128
SPORT COUPE
·\11111,,1, :drnv'l 111 J1HI
IU:\\. (3.JOl'Kl>I
ONLY $2997
Ml\RQOIS
MOTORS
1d•01MAIC.Ul l•fl P•W t
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M l\>ION \lllJO
~Jl·ladO 40\-1110
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'••111:!:17 !.11.J •lflj I
'68 Fiat, 3 5 MPG,
''"" l"l olr 1•1 I 1~1 'II
BEACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE ST.
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
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m1l1·J1o:t". \lllt m.unt
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714/990-252S
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972 7
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HONDA Cars
OVER 100
To Choose From!
UNIVERSITY
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Ml\RQOIS
MOTORS
J8ft0)MAW<.UISllfl P11W'f'
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Ml._,'\ION VO JO
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35 To choose From
'S~ed,, Automotiu,
convertibles. 'unroof,.
ALL
SALE
PRICED
GARDEN WIST VW
tlll"'k'"
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ll1·1111 tJni: ownr . l>:i>"' 9772 t>'I.\ ~1111 t:H'~ ~ "'knd" V~vo
Oldsmobile
Hondo Car' • GMC 7Z l'.11111•r.1, 11•11. llJ" 11·~~
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'74 MUSTANG II
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$2799
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wl1t¥l\, lhr WO<k\ ( 18)~/l
$ale
'66 MHCIDIS 230
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$3499
'72 TOYOTA CAllNA
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000 m1l4'\ 1971GJVI
$1995
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$2999
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grl'f'n, A oe-m (0514nl
$4499
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
VOLUME
VOLVO OE.ALER
1:x \\11'1.I Br.ind lll'W
lllili \01\11 21 !~ Full>
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Ml\RQOIS
MOTORS
18"1)/MA,h.tJI VIU P•W'f '\., .. 0.,...,,,1 .... , •·· .,, •• ,
Ml\\ION !JI& JO •J• >•"O 49•, • lllU
ORANGE COUNTY
VOLVO
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Anaheim 750-2011
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5 30.
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64.Z 567tl
1975 AMC PACER
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~port "h-.·cl:; 6' ~le1 cu
(l.'>J73 I
MOW S3295
BILL YATES
VW..PORSCHE
S.111 J Uiln l.i 1n~tr;i no
837-4800 493-4511
72 llurnrl. SST. blucboolo.
$140IJ. ~1000. l;OfxJ t'Ont.I
7bl! 53(111
Codilloc 9915 .................•..•..
* 1976 *
CADILLACs
30 To Choose From
All fully l!<~w111>t'tl & 111
Jlmu'l •'Yc•rv nrncl't~·H
hl1· 1uln1 ~lo~t •Ill' 111\\
11ult·.111t (itH' l S ,1 l",11f
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01.l>S I \11111 \I ' 1;\H'
l.\l;t ''\,\;>'1<:t El.
495·6430
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Cadillac
Qu.1l1ty .111cl P1 ilC
( •UJI ,lOll'~d
Ir ""' 1' 1 l't. h 111·'I\1h·,
I .1ri:, '1 ..,, ,,., 111111
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Cl• 111.:• t '"'"'"
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( JJrll.1c
M,l\tt•r lfo.tll·r
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( ""·' Mr,,• ~ IO 9100
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Cadillac
El. OOR \ l>O
('UNVt-.lt'r:O.
'iii. llJ\t' ;1, Ill'"'' ltl''tl
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l'.111 ti42 :l2'JO
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f.l)ncf,-<I Fu1 I 111Jnll•<I
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liluc', 'ltt)'I top, l•·11l hl·r,
lull P"'"· •,1,•rco, tltr
llto,cut m 111nl. ~3.1 oo
111:1 ;,!I04
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lo11dl•1I, ~1100. ;,:,z li!'>l(J "'' :.
'7fll:11dCdV, ln11<tr .. t,
11)1 ml. l ~l $'}, ltl()tJkC!I.
(',111 1"12 1!1'.!J.
'72 Cad ("!IV, l,1\W prtu•,
h1.ih mtlC'111 $2'J'JIJ. fmn
MO 2-4 UI Art R. ------
2TOCHOOSE
1973 CADILLACS
c~o.v1n.1
Doth Wllh lull PC>" er, rac·
tf)f')' air cond .. !'C'nlinal.
tilt V.h<'C'l fr Sl('rOO. (lJ!>2)
& (GfTllPR>.
AU.EM
OJ.OS IC/\011,I~/\\ J(;MC
LAGUNA NIOlit:J~
49S.4430
1970 Eldorado. Orown
vinyl roof. HUM good.
$1200. Ca 11 S<IG-4937
'71 CdV, fully equipped,
nt!w Ures, S2.500.
Perl tOnd. 673-~2.
C...aro 9917
DON ~'t POR SCHE
BURNS ~,,c· · AUDI
)6): HAQ&\)~ BL \ID ~· 6J 6·2JJJ ===--=======t----------·············•·········
GARDEN GROVE .,
Cluslftcd Ads sell b•t '73 l64E. am/fm, air,
lltm1. a m 11l lttml o auto., l~wtlC!r, '4..200/blt any 1~m s.ta.scm ~-61111.
'74 C:amt ro
14m ml.. loaded.
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I
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MOTORS ·1~ FJk ""SI rt \\ i:n.
:O,uvcr i;oou :.ha pl'.
~1:100 lJ7!t I 171
"fi7 M1•r(·11n· Stut1 1111
Wagon, 111.17:1. $IOO,
l(rl'Jl l'ol ~>II I l!>-17
l!)2!} llurhor BIHi ,
l'll,IJ :'oh•,.,1
546-1934
1bb0i MAJH.uta1U Pt<W 1
'Htn 011 lf" t • w r ·A..,,., ll f • •'
Ml~\ION VII 10
. -;---• i-H.:apn~\' tl t!nt:. Ulx
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1974 PLYMOUTH
Cu:-.torn Suhurhun lv.1>
wilt SlJltnn W.'"'''n 11trin
dJrd t'l!Wlllllcnt 111dudc't
\'lt'ctronl!' 1.:nlllun,
flO\\l!r d1i.c front hrJkt''•
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Jutomaltr lrJt1\t11ls"lo11,
n1hl'l(·r humtll'r 1:u11rd,.
A;\I rJt.ho, h11ht 1•.il·l.it1w.
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d 11-JHO 4\l~ • IJIO
•CHEV. '76 Mew•
Mnn1.1 'l'o\\n t ·ou1w.
bfl\'t"\J I"< Ulll>nl'. (j,lji/I)
Or1lv $37'lH
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70 Fon I \'.in ... ton. <! Rd~ • 7 3
t,111k'. ''' 1 ""II tr I., nlJ~ .... MERCURY
MONTEGO
VILLAGER
STATION WAGON
HOWARD Ch~vrolet
l>o\ l' & ~u;itl st ..
:>.I-.\\' l'CH<'I 111-.• \l II
833-0555
DOft't See u, Fint ..•
lut Stt Us La,t !!!
"If You Don't
Buy From
CONNELL,
You'r~ Poyin9
Too Much!"
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
:.!X:!>1 llarl~11 llh cl
('(1!'.l\\I~'>.\
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1973 CHEVY
MOVA LIFTIACK
\'H. ,, ul 11111.ot 11, pll r
"I ,. 1• rt n ~ 11 11 u ~ u J 11 }
l'h ,I 0 I '~ l>illlX I
ONLY $2897
Ml\RQOIS
MOTORS
Jfll('IJMt.U«.ut 1t1U a-~Wl
\t.>"011c1ufr w l" /\,.,.,., l •1•
Ml\\ION Ill 10
NJI • ]MllO 4<.I~ • 1110
11 l' Utl\ • l..11 ntlCh lVlld
i21lJ!> ~~ 111!7
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\' H, .11110 tr.on' , f.1<1orv
,111 •·on.J1tu1111n~·-1><1\\1·1
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r.idto, h•'.11!-r "'htk" Jll
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Cll\Cf', l-;\llJ t-h.1111
\\ .ll:tlll \\ti h lull> ol
to•m1'' tJO 111'0
$2295
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN · MERCURY
2626 HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'73 FORD TORI HO
\'II. auto I ratt' , l.11 lol\
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$2995
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SU\
• llNCOtN ·MERCURY
2626HAHOR ILVO.
COSTA MESA
'76 FORD GR AMADA
4·000R SED AH
\ II JIJIO II Jll', l.1l·lnt \
,011 4 ontltl lnlllll~' pol\O I
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m1h·tt~"· ~UP•" <l•~Jtu
11 11 I 11 m IJ b I I l' ! f. I l
!MIJ' '\;~
$4799
SANTAANA
LINCOLN MERCURY
IJUI -...'J'uqtn
Sonto Ana 547°05 11
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)li:~t t .ill '1 /t 4•11•1 4 DOOR Sa>AN
Contln•ntol 99 l O V R a11l11 I r.10.. l.11tor}
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'71 LINCOLN
CONTINENTAL CPE '1
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1>11-' l'I "",tf"I, I .ttfto
h••Jll•r, \\httt•w<ill l1r1•'
\111)1 111ul , ttnlt'll 1:111,t
l,111J•lt•cl wit It ,11 1 t 111
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$6395
540-5630
1011\sn\ & so~
• llNC..01 N·MlRCUUY
V~, llUlfl. tr.mi. l,ll'lllf\
.ur, powt•r ~11•1•nni: ;11111
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S3899
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LINC OLM MERCURY
l!k>I N. Tu~tm
Santa Ana 547·05 I 1
Mu~f°'"J 9952 ........•••••.••.••..•.
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$2315
Set• an ~.ara~t· :ert•a
A~k for Hu k
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Daily Pilot
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1971 II Spolll·~i 2 + 2
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MOTORS
11-01 MAM'(.1Uf ••U Pt1 W f
~.n l),.,,,,1 . ..,,,., -A.r~rl ••'
MIH•ON llllJO
sJ•-i•eo 49\·tlm
ht \fu,1.111r;: f-"."lhark 211•1
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1976 PONTIAC
Fireblrd Formula
Full ''"" 1·1. fodo1 y air ~ 11 n d , J\ ;\1 1 I•" ;\I U IL
wlll'l'I. H.ilhc v.h1·d1 &
11nly JllOU m11t·ic. C~l I).
ALLEN
01.r>s 1\ Al >t l.l..\C' cat c
L \GLJN \ ;\ 11; I EL.
495°6430
1i21'11ntt.11 <"un11·rl1blr I
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>.lnl t•ond , llll m•w ltrc!$. -
t".1ll 11rt 7pm 492 f.M!IM. 'Ill C:TX 4111. 4 Sptf, $i00,
-. -Ml6JJrn ·;o M11sl,1nR' Cronvertthll' i;,17 S11f)rrior
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1•4'. 31J2 •'111(1111', IH'\\ 11,1111\. pw1. II pa-.~, 1u11( fOt'k,
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12995. kJ7 3;1711 lief. !>prn, ~100 Mti ~U!>
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'73MUSTANG
GRAMDE
V-R. 11uto lrlfM .. f:l<1nn
air ('1md11111111nl(, powc•1
.. 11·c-nnw. 11owc-r u11 .. I')
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r.1cltu, h1'.tl(•r, \lohtl,.v .. 111
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l.tt'. t\o. t:t'.!tl.llV.
$3688
540-5630
1011\SO~ & SO\
• LINCOLN · ME RCUHY
2626HAHOR BLVO.
COSTA MfSA
·,,., Mu11tunl<( 2J11I <"oht 11 '1
s1w1•1I, l'lllt .i~. xlt1I 1 •11111
it..olMt :,~11 :!!i'Hi
loll M1t•l11n1! ?1111 11l11·k,
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3 Spt•t•cl, 1 ;111111, h1·al"1".
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$2395
540·5630
1011 \SO\ & SO.~
• I INCOLN MflH'IJllV
2626 HARBOR ILVD.
_COSTA ~E!_A __
Thunderbird 9'70
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'12 T·llRD
\I H 11111om1111r t rnn•.
1:11·1111 y Jlr 1·011•lll111nmit.
l"'"''r 11t.•1 nni.:. 1111wcr
1r:1k<'11, I'"'" 1 "lntlo""• J><>"'"r lf ••at 'l, radio,
h1•11l«'r, wh1lt'\\1tll tlrti.,
VHl\'I rtW>f, 1 llllNI lllA~,
"lwc I 1·1"'"1 1 t1ti11NtlO,
$3266
540-5630
540-5630 2626HARIOR BLVD. Oldsmobile 9955
COSTA MlSA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1011\SO~ & SO\
• l INCOI N ·Ml UC tJl•V 1011\SO\ ,\SO\
• I INCOI N· ME m:u nv
2626 HAHOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'74LIMCOLN
CONTINENT AL
MARK IV
l~11lv p11w1•r l'•1ui1111t·d.
A\l t f-"\I i.tl'rro •••r>r "">I top, h'.tlhl•r ~(',1t11
ll I l 11 t ,. "n n a w h <'<'I •
rrulau cnntrot. St'r
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SAHTAAMA
UMCOLH MERCURY
1:1111 N. TUllt tn
Saftta Ano 547-0511
'73LINCOLH
CONTIHEHT AL
2·DOORC,l
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72 FORD MAVERICK
A11tomt1llc lrun"°'"~11111
farlory 111r cond1tm111n~.
110.,.,,.r 11let•ttn1t. r.11lto,
h1'.1ll•r. Nica curl Lu .. r.ou OliJF:l.V.
$1999
540-5630
1011\SO\ ,\SO\
• llNC..Ot N MC ll(UHY
2626 HAHOlt ILVD.
COSTA MES•
'74 OLDS CUTLASS
SALOM 2·DOOR
HARDTOP
V H, ;auto. lr1111~ • lortor)
atr, powl'r •lt'l•rln.1:.
pov.l'r brakl'"I. J\ \t , ... M
tlrrc:o, rall)'e wlwrl11,
t't111tom hurkc-l l'C'.11~
SulJ(.•r ('leun I ~h11rp I l.u•
mKHP. rnC'C'tl to KCll ul
$3899
SAHTAAMA
LlHCOLH MERCURY
1301 N. TuMin
Saltto ABO 547·051 I
Fully po~•rr t>'IUtf!Jl<'d Of',OltTUHITY
2626 HAltlOlt BLVD.
COSTA MESA -'75 FORD
THUNDERBIRD
HARDTOP v "· OUll>. tr11n11 • fnti Ot'I
utr, 1iow1•r ictt•c•1 1ni:. ID•I
p11Wl'r hrukC'~. JIOWtr
w t n fl o w 11 , A M I r ~I
~1··r1·11. '111:.'1 rc111f, r•Uvu
"~ ...... Jo;C'r 1:111000.
$5499
SAHTAAH4
LINCOLN MERCUlY
IJOIO N. Tu~l111
Santo Ana 547-0l rt
v"'° 9t74 .......................
1972 VEG.A GT
with nlr cond111011ln~. lm<>C'kll un.en when you •----------·
low mllt'All<'· Ni<'C cor ! u»e r\'~ult llc.'ttinl( Onily
1..lc. 240Nf.'Y. Specially Piiot Claaslrled .Ads to
4 llpc•rrl, mui: whoe •
tachnml'lrr & full Sti .
Bl r u m o n ta t. i Op .
072FF.C>.
0HLYS999
TowlMt & Country
Auto S11lt'll & f,l"a1lnt
21117 lloroor. Co-Ito Mllfl1
prtced al rt-At'h ttw Oranjl~ Cuaat $4699 markt>l
SAMTA AHA Phone642-5678
UHCOLH MUCUltY 1-------1
1301 N. Tu 11.o s..to Ano 547-05 t t Sell Idle ltcm1
YorCla~~lrlrd Atl
ACTION
Call t1
Dally Pilot
AO-VISOfl
642-56711
__ ... --·
CALL 646·444'
72 GT. Air. nu rad
1.ooks OK. Comue.
~ G75-92UG ('\'~
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RIVIERA
THEALL MEW
ELEORA LIMITED
THE ALL MEW
LE SABRE ~~':.~~
7i ~ ,~ ..... ,.,,,~,,\ :~
ONLY)(21 NEW '76 BUICKS LEFT· HURRY!!!
'760PEL
4 speed synchromesh
transmission. bucket seats. front &
rear bumper guards & body side
stnpes. (81 06-703850).
'76SKYHAWK
Has power steering & brakes,
radio. tinted glass. tilt wheel. radio,
steel belted radial tires. sunroof.
sport m i rror s & more l
(9572-110474).
55083
'76 PACE CAR
Automatic trans.. pwr. steering,
brak-.s & windows. tilt wheel.
radio. air cond.. Hurst hatch roof.
SR tr i m & mu c h m o rel
(9525-204226).
56803 ',
'76RIYIERA
FACTORY IXIC. CAil
Built with nearly every
conceivable option that Buick
makes. Y o u must see to
appreciate this one! (214PDK).
$ SALE
PRICE NOT
ADVERTISED
AllD WE HAYE All 01151 ANDllll SELEOIOll
OF FINE QUALITY NEW CAR TRADE~INS
1974 DODGE
COLT WAGON
4 soeed. root rack wood grain sides Like
new only 46 672 mil~ (372LHO)
1973 BUICK
CENTURY LUXUS
WAGON
Automeltc. 3 seatt. wood gr111n sides. till
wheel, air conditioning. oower steering,
brakes & windo~. & roof racK. (452HZSI
Orange County's
Leading Buick-
Opel Desler
In 19761
..
1974 PINTO
1973 vw
WESTPHALIA CAMPER
With PC>P toP -automillc. AM/FM radio &
.nrte extenor. Looks super111 (417JREJ
1974 BUICK
LE SABRE LUXUS
Au1om1ttc. lllnyl roof. tilt wheel, PoW9I'
windows. tow mileage & creamy eK1erlor
Sold new & serviced here (107198)
1974 DATSUN
710 4 DOOR
1973 JAGUAR
2+2/E/TYPE
Automatic. atereo tape, pOwet atMrlng, 1lr
oond1tlon1ng, British racing green exter1or.
& low mlleege -only 38,887 miles
Fabulous condition. C839HYA).
1975 CHEVY
MONZA TOWN COUPE
4 speed. 1111 wheel. btue extenor with wt11te
vlnyt loP & 8 track stereo Only 22, 195
mi..._ (875METI Pneed below its value at
1975 JAGUAR
XJl2/C
Automatic. primrose exterior w/blnck lllnyt
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EOITJON
VOL. 69, NO. 274, 3 SECTIONS, :W PAGES
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B11rke, Supervisors. Trade Potshots ... • . .
~i·
~ • ~ . B11'ATRY CIANCY Of• Delly ...... _..
Assemblym an Robert Burke
(R-HunUngton Beach) charged
;wec1nesctay be was thetarcetota
fcl.eap polltical shot" by Orange
,County Supervisors Ralph Clark
and Ralph Diedrich.
l lntum, Diedrich called Burke's
(COUnter·attack the "flailing away
••• of a man in the heat or a losing
'Campaign."
Burlr:e ts seeking a sixth as·
sembly term in a race with
Democrat Dennis Mangers.
And Burke was tbe target of
criticism by Clark and Diedrich
Wedn.esday during a conUnuing
controversy over just who -the
state or the county -should pay
for four new s uperior court.
·judgeships needed to relieve civil
case backlogs.
· Burke said Wednesday be is
lftt11ti11gt·o11 Log Jain
not flailinl away at all. He re·
!erred to Diedrich's comments as "demagoguery" andsaidhe'Jl
still be an assemblyman for
anotltercoupleofyears.
Wiednesday's controversy
arose over a bill Burke sponsored
which created four new superior
court judgeships.
The measure passed recently
but was amended to leave out a
guarantee the stale would con·
Three wetsuited surfers fight for position
on a small Huntington Beach wave as a
fourth pulls back to wait for a wave of his
own. Although school has begun, hardy
surfers still manage to squeeze in a couple
of waves between classes. Crowds should
thin some as the water temperature begins
to drop.
HB Police Conjure
Sketch of Robber
Police today were preparing
an artist's composite likeness or
the bandit who wore mirrored
glasses and htild nine women at
pnpolnt Tuesday In a small
Huntington Beach branch bank.
Investigators said the robber
wbobit the Garfield Bank, a tern·
porary trailer office branch at
1S042 Magnolia St., took substan·
Uatly more than the $1,000
ort1lnally reported by the staff.
Detective Sgt. Bert Chadwick
Hid his men re·lnterviewed the
nlne women present -most or
all of them employes -when the
Daily Pilot Price
To 83.50 Oct. I
Home deUvery price for
the Daily Pilot will go from
S.1.25 to $3.50 per month ef·
fec:tive October 1.
At $3.50 per month, the
Daily Pilot subscription
llrice remain& am.ON tbe · lowest for seven-day
Mwapapers in SOttthem
California.
Continuing major cost
increases in all aspects oC
newspaper product:ion end
diltrtbution, auch as a $20
per ton newspriAt pr'lce in·
crease last July, make this
b>creue neceuary.
Your Daily Pilot arrier,
who ls H inde"ndent merdlut. wlll reallte an
iMnue in profit f« Jlis or
lier .mns to l • at tM -,n ...
lone gunman took over the pre·
mises shortly before noon.
He added that they told sub-
stantially the same stories each
gave when questioned shortly
after the traumatic experience in
the little branch omce.
The bank robbery suspect told
Manager Marlene 1Jllyquisl he
wanted all the money, but
nothing ft'rapped or marked with
Identifying characteristics that
might eventually mark him.
Investigators said today a
brown paper bag apparently
forgotten at rlral speculation by
the bandit and spotted by the nine
witnesses must have served its
obvious purpose.
The bag con tained two
highway accident emergency
flares taped toaether with a
simulated timing device to re-
aemble a bomb, although it was
actually har mless.
Copies of the sketch prepared
by witnesses working with a
police artist and a detailed
description bued on the l)ine ob-
servers' accounts a.re to be di.5'-
tributed to polite aeenc:iea.
Investigators said the little
b~ which will be replaced by a
permanent branch does have an
autom atic cam er a, a device
which almost alwa)s figures in
• tbe capture of known bank rob-
bers.
Victim R~overing ·
Y R EKA (AP) -Richard
J)Uwor1h ot Port OrcUrd. Wub..,
1s ~ after..._ shot by
a mtper oa a NcwUMirn c.llfonla frlewa1, authoritieuq.
,,.
Police Probe
Wounding
of HBYouth
A Huntington Beach man was
s hot and critically wounded early
today al a Midway City home un·
der circumstances which are not
yet fully known to Orange County
Sheriff's officers.
De pull es Identified the
wounded man as David E. Taber,
21, o( 16761 Viewpoint Drive.
They said he was shot in the head
by an unknown assailant who ap-
parently occupieJ the home at
15241 Van Buren St.
lnve11Ugatora said no arrests
have been made at this 1>0inl.
They said Taber was not alone
when he went to the home early
today but they refused to ldel1tiCy
his companion or companions.
Officials at Westminster Com·
munity Hospital said Taber is on
the critical list and is being treat·
ed ror bead wounds in the in#
-tensive care unit.
Radioactive
Box Located
SACRAMENTO CAP> -A
radioactive instrument that fell
off a truck between Ventura and
Bakersfield was found beside the
road near Castalc Wednesday nipt, the state Health Depart,.
ment reported today.
A truck equipped witb a
sophisticated 1ei1er counter
...,.aced tbe route, and located 1be device 2'1 feet off Roole 111 near the I·S Junction. acoordlnt
to Bob Nance. apok...:am for~
Health Departmeot.
tribute the $60,000 for each seat lt
normally d.oes.
And with that. super~sors re-
fused to pass a reaolutioo asking
the go\•ernor to rm the new seats
until the state funds are guaran·
teed.
But Burke had claimed Tues·
· day supervisors were simply
playing games. Their refusal to
pass a resolution agreeing to pay
their $200,000 share of each .
juClgeship, Burke said, earlier
held up passage of the measure
anyway.
And, he said, the Democratic-
controlled legislature forced the
amendment supervisors now are
crilici11ng. Burke insisted that
the $60,000 for each position
would be forthcoming if
supervisors would simply pass
the resolution.
But Diedrich dismissed
Burke's claims.'
"Did t.be bill have the provl&IOll
for tbe reimbursement? .. h4'
asked. ''ll did not. The is.sue~
there."
Diedrich, during Wednesday'!s'
board meeting, suggested. th
county might look elsewhere thB'
next time it wants a measure1 passed considering Burke'$
"mishandling" of this one. •
(See BVRKE, Page AZ)
~· ...
19 Percent Boost
~
Medicare Fee Hikd
Hits Old, Disabled
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
portion of hospital fees that 25
million Medicare beneficiaries
have to pay out of their pockets
was boosted a record 19 percent
today by the Social Security Ad·
ministration.
The hike. effective on Jan. 1.
means that an elderly or disabled
person entering a hospital in 1977
will be responsible for the first
$124 or the initial bill. covering up
to two months. compared with
the present charge of$104 .
Similar increases apply to the
share or costs that are to be borne
by the patient for extended stays
Teachers,
OV Accord
Flopes Dim
By RAY ESTRADA
Of ll>e 0.11, 11'1._. Sufi
Both sides in Ocean View
School District teacher contract
negoUaUons have indicated some
movement toward a settlement
but prospects or reaching an ac·
cord by nut week still appear
dim.
Oceau View Teachers Associa-
tion <OV TA) r epresentatives
said their group intends to walk
of( their joba Monday morning if
a settlement is not reached by
then.
The threatened strike would be
the first in Orange County this
year.
"We feel we have enough sup·
port to shut the district down,·•
said teacher spokesman Barry
Vit.cov as he watched about 100
teachers and supporters picket
the Ocean View (elementary)
School District offices Wednes-
day at the corner. of Warner
Avenue and Beach Boulevard in
Huntington Beach.
"We now have 88 percent
membership'' in the Ocean View
Teachers Association COVTA>.
Vi~ovsaid.
"School will be in session
without Interruption," said
Superintendent Dale Coogan in
response to the strike threat.
"In the event that indlvldual
teachers walk out Monday, their
positions will be filled by
quaU(led substitutes," Coogan
said. He urged parents to send
their children to classes.
Netotiations are continued to-
day at the request of district of·
ficials. Negotiations move into
their sixth day in the presence of
a state Educational Employment
Rel ations Board mediator .
Douatu Thompson.
In a letter sent to teachers
Wednesday. Ocean View School
District officials asked, "Why
us? tt
The Jetter includes a com ·
parison of other elementary and
unlfled school districts in the county which have settled
t.eacher contracts.
"Why must Ocean View's con·
trae\ be so diCCerent from the
<See TEACHE RS, Page AZ>
Cal,l These
For News
Both sides in the Ocean
View Sch ool District
teachers' contract dispute
have offered telephone
numbers where people can
call for more information.
T he scho ol d istrict
number is "2·1788. The
teachers• auoclation
aumber la 142-1736.
"
~ ~
in a hospital or sk11lecl nursing
home.
Social Secunty Commissioner
James B. Cardwell said the in·
crease is necessary to keep pace
with hospital costs. which have
been shooting up at more than
twice the over-all cost of living
Medicare covers all hospital
charges ror up to the first 60 days
except for an amow1l which. in
theory. represents the cost or the
day or admission.
Under the federal formula de
signed to balance off inflation,
the price of that rirst -and sup-
posedly averag~ -day goes up
$20. ln fact, however, the cont-
putations lag behind actual cost.s
by about two years.
After the patient picks up tho
first $124 or his bill next year,
Medicare will, as usual, pick up
the balance through the 60th day.
But then further increases app.
ly which. for some patients.
could prove even more dear.
They will have to pay $31 daily
out of their own pockets for the
6lst through the OOth day, up
from the present $26dally.
Post-hospital stays laslinC
<See MEDICARE, Page AZ)
llu11ti11gto1i S ile
Restrai~ing Order
Sought for Fumes
Huntington Beach city officials
were hoping to get a restraining
order today to halt work at a con·
struction site that has given o(f
powerful and noxious fumes.
City lawye rs drafted legal
papers this morning and were try-
ing to get a stop·work order from
the Orange County Superior Court
* * * Harbour Area
Plagued by
Skeeter Bites
Residents of Huntington
Harbour and northern Hunt-
ington Beach haven't escaped a
mosquito onslaught af'ter all.
Thousands of salt marsh mos·
quitoes have escaped Crom the
wildlife refuge at the Seal Beach
Navy Station and have been
plaguing residents all month.
"These mos quitoes are
daytime biters." Gilbert Challel,
manager of the Orange County
Vector Control District, said
Wednesday.
"They r aise a welt on you
about the size or a quarter that
stays with you for several days,"
he said.
Challet said the mosquitoes
don 't pose a health threat.
"The outbreak we had predict·
ed in July happened in Sep·
tember," he said. t He pointed out that the mos·
quito problem actually is the re-
sult or unfortunate timing.
He said the mosquitoes came
about after Navy personnel tried
to repair a tidal gate that con-
trols the amount or water coming
into the ecologic al preserve.
The work was done during high
Ude conditions, Challct said, and.
a great deal of water entered the
area Inadvertently. It provided 11
perfect breeding pince for mos-
quitoes, he said.
"There's nothing we can do
about It now." Challet said. "1be
adults have all dispersed from
the base into nearby housing de-
velopments.
Challet said that Department
of Interior officials sprayed
areas lightly )With petroleum oil
"but they obviously missed some
places.•·
He said the outbreak has been
severe for two weeks and that
complaints were most e~tensive
last Monday.
He said that with cool and
humid weather conditions, the
life span or the mosquitoes could
be extended for about two more
weeks .
Bonnie Naylor, of 11662Tortola
Clrcle, said the dlscomlort fl-om
the put two weeb has been ••jn.
credible." . . ,. .
later in the afternoon.
Pungent, garlic-like fumes
have spread through the city
since Sept. 9and caused extensive
complaints from residenta who
said they suffered headaches and
nausea.
The area was declared a publie
nuisance area Sept. 27 after are•
residents petitioned the city COUll-
Cil, demanding that action be
taken.
Orange County Supervisors
agreed Wednes day to try to
rescue Huntington Beach city of.
ficials from their big stink.
But. .supervisors wer.en 't sure
just bow far they wanted to delv«S
into the smelly mess.
They ordered county health and
Environmental Management
Agency officials to look into the
matter, then report back before
committing any county tax
(See FUMES, Page AZ>
Lab Blast Victim
Remains Critical
A 14-year-old Fountain Valley
High School student who suffered
bums over 90 percent or his body,
,.onday afternoon remained ill
critical condition lqday at UCE
Medical Center, school district
officials said.
Michael Kane, 16450 Jody Cir·
cle, Fountain Vnlley, has beeri,
under close observation In t.111!
medical center's burn unit sin~
he suffered extensive burns di Ing a clas11room explosion an
fire Mouday.
Coast~
' •'
We a t h er ,
Chance of shbwers or "
possible thund erstorms
lingering through Friday.
Little temperature change
expected. .
'
INSIDETODAY ;
The Cennol Accounttno Of· '
/ice hos occuaed fM FBI of fn.. • 11atino crime 1tatUttc. that ti
serve a.t tM ba.ds for tM
agency's budget. See ltOf'JI on -.
PQOeA4.
ladex
DAILY PILOT H /F
Kidnap
Trial Halt
Rejected
BJ TOM BAIU..t:Y
Ol-IM+ly .........
'Renewed demands ror di&·
znl.ual or murder charaes fued
q&lllll two men ace~ ol Uw
~idnaplnc and klllinl of Los
Al amitoa bouaewUe Joaon
Seigman were agldn rd«Ud to-
day io Santa Ana Municipal Court. .
Judge Robert E . Law made ll
dear that ho want. to bear more
test.lmony before he takes acUon
an the mot.Iona filed by lawyers
for WiJllam Paul Gullett aod
Booald Lewis Ewing, both Z1,
and both of Bellflower.
ll ia alleged that both men
'1rere responslble for the abduc-
tion ol Mn. Seigman, '3, and her
lamily lut Au1. 2.5.
ll is further alleced that they
shot and killed her and dumpCld
her body ln a field m the Carson
area wbeo their plan to e xt.orl
cash from the Long Beac h
market managed by her husband
JDisfired.
The prosecution's ltey witness
•u back on the wltness stand t.o-
c1ay t.o again conflnn that he dis·
cussed the planned kidnaping
with Gullett on several occasions in July and Au gust or this year.
Informant <;urtis Ray Eddy,
3>, Garden Grove, tesltfied that
be was invited to accompany
Gullett and Ewing to the
Seiaman home at 3351 Cortese ~ve, but "chickened out "
~ Eddy tes tified that he at first
?&reed to go along with the ac-
cused men but bid in a rear room
of bis Garden Grove apartment ~t Aug. 25 when Gullett called
'°him. Eddy testified that bis
gjrllriend answered the door
when Gullett knocked a nd told
the visit.or that Eddy was not at
home.
Judge Law listened care fully
to a taped telephone conversation
between Eddy and Gullett wtuch
seemed to confirm the state·
J'l'lents made by Eddy from the
"1tness stand.
· Sbenff's officers taped the con
versation between the two men
shortly after Eddy called their
office last Aug. 28 and told them
he knew the identity of the men
who killed Mrs. Se1gman.
Eddy and his garlfnend have
been placed in protective custody
untiJ the end or the preliminary
~earing when a decisaon will be
m ade on whether they arc to re-
anain in that type of conl1ncment.
Judge Law w Ill be asked at the
close O( the heanng lo M.'nd the
two me n to Orange County
Supe rio r Court fo r trial on
tilarges of murder and kidnap·
ing.
' Both John Seigman, so. and his
17-year-old l'ion John, have been
'(:inable to identify Gullett and
Swing as the two intruders who
1l>'Ore heavy circus-type makeup
'1\d wigs when they broke Into
tbe family home last Au$? 25.
f 'ront Pag(> ,\I
MEDICARE
more than 20 days In n skllled
'ursing home will require
M!nericiaries to pay $15.20 dally
'°r the 21st through the tooth day.
1itp from the present $13.
· Medicare pnthm~ who must be
J\<>spllallzed more than 90 con·
,..cutlve days can draw upon
their one-Ume·only lifetime re•·
Serve -on extra 60 days -but
Will have to pay $62 d&ly instead
Cl the current $52.
The age nrv !-.aid Ult' 00!\t of
Medicare ho!i p1tal 1ruiurance 1s ~pected lo rtll<' from nn ov('r·
-11 $13.6 billion th1b year to $16 1.
Wllon m 1977.
·. Ab<>ut 2A.7 million person.'l arc
t!_htJblc for the benefits this year.
-µiey are expected to number 25.J
JO ii boo next yen r.
Social St'curity snld the>
a)lt•rarc hospital s lay now COSl.'i o'boul 1,800 per patlcnt.
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Coalition Asks
Probe of ·Jail
A coalition of Orange County
Chicano oraanlzaUon.s ha.'1 called
for a fc.'dcral lnnsliaation into loll·
lta•d beatln11. deatba and
abules at the county jall.
Frank MartlnH, chairman of
tbe Oranae County Chicano
Equ•I OJ>portunlty Coulltion,
1aid today he bH Hnl a tclearam
to lhe U.S. Attorney General call~
lnat for thu probe.
him to 5how aotne leadcrsblp but
be has not "
In uddlUon. Mart.in<'' areut'd,
put sraod JurlH and local or-
n ciala have bad years to soh•.,
any problems thal may c.xlst buL
have not.
llt-11ald federal Prl"'CSUte ma.Y
help remedy the matter
Memoora of the coalition aro
LULAC. Adelante. tho A..-tcan
Cl Forum, tbe commJnce or
Spaniah Speaking Social Workerl
and th l>'ederatlon of Me.lean
Women, Martines aald.
TEACHERS MARCH IN FRONT OF OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICES
Pick.Ung Wednelday Afternoon Came on Heels of Strike Threet
In addition. Martinez said, ho
has wed to discuss the matt.fir
with Assemblyman Richard
Alatorre (D·Los Aoaeles).
chairman o( the Assembly's
committee on the state prison
S)'$lel1l.
He said he bas bad no reply as
yet from federal officials but an
appointment with Alatorre Ls be·
mg scheduled.
ln addition. he sald. the effort
has support from the NAACP and
Weatmln5tcr Mayor Pbil An·
lbony, a candidate for county
supervisor.
Ecolog~1 S t 11dy f 'r o m Page ,t I Front Page Al
• • TEACHERS Huntington ReJects nine other district which have
Sheriff Brad Gates could not
be reached for comment this
momin1. Martine• said be tried
to ruch Gates to discll.5s the
matter last week but was unsuc-
cessful.
FUMES •••
settled in Orange County," asked dollars tothedHemma.
Bolsa Chica Actl.Oll Supenntendent c ooean.
"None of these other concluded
contracts contaln the elements
Edward Morga of lbe Leaaue
of United Latin American
Citilena (LULAC), one of the
groups in the coalition, said there
were 12 deaths in the jail
between 1974 and 1975 and hall
were people of Spanish heritage.
Supervisor Laurence Schmlt
saldcltyorriclals asked for county
help becauae or "our more far-
rea c b ln g powe rs. abilities.
technical knowledae or
whatever.•• A move to reconsider action
this week on an environmental
impact report on the Bolsa Chica
wetlands bas been scotched by
the Huntington Beach City Coun·
cil.
Council members srud they fe lt
that the almost immediate re·
consideration would not be fa ir to
environmental groups conc'!m ed
about preserving wudlare aspects
of the area.
E'rora P age A I . .
BURKE ...
And Clark claimed Durke ts out
or touch with his coru.t1tut!nts
"After wandenng around an the
bowels or state go\ emmcnt for so
long "
But Burke said, "This "'as
shoddy political rhetonc . bv
two Democrats on the l:loard of
Supervisors trying to m ake me
look bad in my race down hen•.
"I am not surpnst.od," he con
t1nued. "This IS the caliber or
trick they pull."
Clark was out o( town today ut
lending a tax reform conrcrt•nC'1·
and could not be reached for
comment.
And Diedrich when f1n.t flU'''
lioned a bout Burke's chari:1·
asked, "Can you pnnt a laugh"'
When Burke was told 01<.'<inch
thought he was flailing away in n
losing campaign battle, he
replled, ''I can only laugh at that
one."
Then he r eferred to Diedn ch 's
comment as "demagoguery ..
But despite the r ril1c1sm.
Burke said , he is still wal ling to
work with county officials on any
legislation they feel 1s needed.
"U they want somebody t'lse to
do it fine," he said, "but l am
willing to do it. My skin is thick ''
Burke said , however, Oit.• four
new judgeships are n<•t..'<lrd lo re
lieve court overcrowding, and
whether the stale or county foots
the bill it s till comes Crom tax
dollars. or supervisors, he said, "they
are trying to m ake themselves
look good. I am not concerned
about who looks good. I nm con
cerned about whe ther the
judicial system in Orange County
ha!! the capacity to handle the
crime problem "
And Burke claimed cn minals
are free on the strcl•ts because of
courtroom jamming
Su~rvlsor Tom Riley said he
plann~ to reseJrch the entire
111tuatlon before-commenting,
and he s aid the cn tm:.m:s voac<.'d
rlurlng Wednt-s day's meeting
came ns a surpra>1c
Supt-rvisor La ur«>ncc Schmit
"'aid he didn't comment llt-cau""
"I didn't want to add to thc ~ult
b('tW('t'n our ~ltllc n•prc~t·n
tatlves and us on the county
Jevel. ''
But Rurlte said he didn't think
there was any gulf.
"I felt that we huve worked
well toeethcr In th<' pM t," he
said, ''cooperntcd well on mnny
things.••
Naked Runner
Pinched Again
SACRAMENTO CAP) -F.ddie
Colli.Ju, the nudist candldate for
prealdeot, gave one of the
abortest speeches of the pre·
lldeoUal campaign season in the
part.in4 circle front of the
C&llfonua Capitol. SUnd1.n& beside a fountain in a
t.ratnc circle Wednesday after·
nooo, Collin.a was lnterrupted by
stale police one minute and 36
seconds after stacking his clothn on the sidewalk and starting bis
speech.
"l 'm trying lo stimulate people
to thlnk about the limits of their
rtgbts lo a free country. I am of·
ferlng a visual statement of my
desire t.o Uve and let nve," the
«>-year-old coffee house worker
from De Kalb, ill .. said bdore 0( •
Jkt!nledhlm away.
"Tht.>y "'ouldn 't have been
gl\ t•n Jdcquat{' time to r<'spond 1f
we 1 t'Nn~1dl•rcd tht.' action this
week ... Mayor Harriett Wieder
saJd Wednesday.
Co11ncll Council members vol
<'<I on St•pt 20 to delay action on
the rrport fo r JO days becaU5c
questions were raised a bout the
adequacy or the environmental
study, a study required ~ause
or proposed a nnexation.
Some mem bers or the council
abo said the re1>0rt railed to ad·
dr t'S=> impact o n school s,
g<'<>logacal l'ISues, groundwater
rond1t1ons and tr affic problems
Starr member:. had attempted
to place thl' annl'xation matter
before the council la:.t Monday
after the Ilolsa Chica area had
bl•t•n deleted from the stale
pnonly last for coa:.tal purchai.es
under P rop 2
C'ounr1 lwoman Norma Gibbs
~:11d ~hl' volt·d against the report
bc.•cau"" annl')(at1on proceedings
"uuld increase the value or the
pro p e rl y that h a d been
c·armar ketl for i.tate purchase.
It ht.>rame a moot 1!-.i.ue after
tht• prope rty was dclt•ted from
tht.· stal<' priorit y list.
The l'n~iron m1.:ntal report is
schcdull•d to come again before
the CHy Council on Nov. t.
The c1tv's plan lo annex thf'
I 00t at'll'S or bluff!. e:.tuaries
and lowlands nl'ar Jluntmgton
Real·h "'as !>rheduled to go before
the local Agenry Formation
Committee on Oct 13.
It now has been re~cheduled
for LAf'C' action on Nov 24.
Some officials had hoped to get
the annrxal1on proce'is r.omplet·
c'<l beforc> J a n l so that addJtaonal
n•venues could he adtled to the
city's tax rolls fo r the Cull calen·
dar )ear
Acting Planning Director
Edward Selirh \Sid this 1s still
poss1blt• 1r thc>rc 1s concurrence of
the Bol<;;i Chica landowners for
annexataon to the city.
State Slwre
Use Limited
By Neu; Law
S AC RAMENTO CAP )
Reg1nnan11 next year, use or
C.:ahforn1a 's 1,070 mile shoreline
will h<' r<'strictcd by a ne w law
nJmed nt ha lting urban spra"l in
largl'ly undc>vc lnped beach
ar~lll'
(~C)V Edmunrt nrown Jr
siJOl<'d this landmnrlc legl1lat1on,
which takH t-frecl J ttn 1, and 20
othrr t>nvaronmt-ntal bills at a
reremon} in has orfir<' Wed.nes·
day
"It 1<1 for not only the people
who arc In California today, but
the ir children and their
arnndchlldren •nd J(eneratlons to
come to c>njoy, ·' the Democrnlic
aovtrnor !!Rid.
At the hour.Jong ceremony,
Rn1wn 11 hufflt"d over tOQ backeM
of tht-hlll11 In ond out of the room.
Jncludinf' n group of chanUna In·
d1 an.'I In lt'ath<>r and feather CO~·
111m•·11 whn p1•rr o rmcd
cenomoniol dances.
l){•3plte developer oPPO'liUon,
lht' Le1islature approved the btll
'In lho la11l days of lhe 1975-76
st?Saaon. It cre ates a permanf'nt
coutal commi11sioo with veto
powtt over development.
A temporary commluion
created by voter initiative in 1972
had 1lm1lar powers, but its
authority expires at the end of
thi11 year.
Dotting the coost where most
CalHornian11 Uve. 1listenin1t
beaches and ru1aed cllHs
M'parate crowded developments
or hotels, condominiums and
buch houses.
The commission's power will
extend over a strip of land
generally 1,000 yards wide,
although lo 1ome ecolollcally
senslUve areaa the sone will ex·
tend up to four mllea inland.
Prop. 20, the 1972 initlatlve ap. ~7ed by vot.era, Jll'OfQ&Md thJs
a s k e d f o r b y the OVTA
mem bersh1p, ''Coogan said.
OVTA bargaining represen·
tatives say they have asked for a
nine percent salary increase,
$1 ,200 ln fnnge benefits and a
greater sa y In dtstnct policies re·
garding class i.lze, grievance
procedure, transfers and work·
ing conditions.
District officials, who believe
the major issue In the deadlocked
negoliat.Jons is s alary, bave of·
fered three alternative salary
packages, ranging from alx lo
five percent In pay hiku with
varymg fringe benefits.
Teachers do not believe salary
to be the m aan issue, according to
Barry V1tcov, OVTA president.
Vitcov said the dlstnct salary of·
fers are tied to other contract
TM L11cPrnn H 1940W
Morga said that, countywide,
the Spanish population Is ei&bt
percent, yet SO percent of the jail
deaths involved those of Spanish
heritage.
However, Martin.isald the prison population include
more people or Sp heritage
than other races.
Martinez said be has talked
with about 10 people who have
suffered abuses or seen abuses In
tbe jaU since Gates became
sheriff.
''They (jails) are not motels,
we realize lhat. but there is such
a thin& as treating people like
human beings," Martinez said.
He called Gates "an heir to a
can or worms that has existed for
a long Ume. Now is a chance for
~QUALITY
TELEVISION
"What can be done?" said
Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich.
"Does anybody know?''
Schmlt told him city attempts to
remedy the matter so far havo
failed and suggested county of·
ficiala see if they can be of some
asslatance.
Deputy Ctly Attomey William
Amsbary said the temporary
restraining order will stipulate
that work can't be performed on
the smelly portion of the site until
authorities can come up with a
planto&0lvetheproblem.
Officials say the smelly condi·
tJorus have arisen becall.5e or un-
derground gases. .
The 4 S·a cre construcUon site
near Bolsa Chlca Street and
Warner Avenue was either an old
petroleum dump sile or next to
ooe, officials believe.
The automatic picture control syslem .
It controls the color picture.
scone to scene, channel to channel,
even in changing room lfghtl
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t.u.iro runong ::>y!.lllrtl
Sltm lrtm oecorator COtTlPl'ICI 51y11no'
Cabinet beaulllully ltn1shed 1n '>tmulated
qratn'ld Amertcan Walnut Picture
Control Automeltc Fin&-Tun1ng oais Ona-knob VHF and uHF
Ch8nnrl Stloc11on
100% Solld·Statd
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Channel numbers.
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Irvine
EOlTION
• • }IOL. 69, NO. 274, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES
• '!11"
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
.
Tod ay's Closing
.N.Y . to eks
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 TEN CENTS
.
"' Burke, Superlis~rs Trade Potshots
By KATHY Cl.ANCY OllMO.llJ~ ... ~
• Assemblyman Robert Burke
tR-Huntinrton Beach) chareed
Wednesday he was the target of a
"'cheap political shot" by Orange .
County Supervlsors Ralph Clark
end Ralph Diednch.
In turn, Diedrich called Burke's
~ter-attack the "n11.1ling away ..... or a man in the heat of alosaog ~ampaign."
Durfee ls seeking a sixth as·
sembly term id a r ace with
Democrat Dennis Mangers.
And Burke was the target of
crlUdsm by Clark and Diedrich
Wednesday during a continuing
controversy over just who -the
state or the county -sbould pay
for four new superior court
j udgeships needed to relieve civll
case backlogs.
Burke said Wednesday he is
.
not OaillnC away at an. Ho te-tribute the $60,000 for eacb seat lt
fe&Tod to Dledrich's commenL'I no.rmallydoes. as "dema1ogue ry" and said he'll And with that, supervisors re·
still be an a ssemblyman for rused to pus a resolution askinc
another couple or years. the governor lo fill the new seats
WednHday 's controversy tmtil the s tate funds are guaran-.
arose over a bill Burke sponsored . teed.
which created four new superior. But Bw:ke bad claimed Tues·
court judgeships. · day supervisors were simply
The measure passed recently playina eames. Their refusal to
but wu amended to leave out a pass a r esolution agreeing to pay
guarantee the state would coo· their $200,000 share of each
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Judgeship, Burke said, earlier
hf'ld up passage or the measure
anyway
And. he said, the Democratic-
controlled legislature forced the
amendment s upervisors now are
criticizing. Burke insisted that
the $60,000 for each position
wou l d be forthcoming if
supervisors would sJmply pass
the resolution
But Diedrich dis missed
Burke's claims.
"Did the bill hove the provtsfon I
for the re1mbursementt" h•1
asked. ''It dld not. The issue ta1
there.'' ' Diedrich. durlna Wednesday ..
board meet1n1. SUlgested the!
county mi1ht look elsewhere the
next lime lt wants a measure,
passed consid ering Burke'•
··mlshandUna" of Ws one. -l
(See BURKE, PqeA2) ,
19 Percent Boost
Big Top Goes Up
With the Irvine Harvest Festival Just one
day away, things are laking shape out at
the festival site, at Culver Drive a nd Bar-
ranca Road. The big top tent . s hown
above, will house Friday's Harvest Moon
Ball, Saturday 's unbirthday party and
wes tern barbecue and square dance and
Sunday's talent contest and evening sym -
phony concert, a mong o ther events.
Festival gates open 9 a .m . Saturday and 8
u.m. Sunday. Admission is 50 cents.
Fluorcarhon Ban Urged
.
Medicare Fee Hikei
...
Hits Old, Disabled
WASHINGTON <AP) The
portion of hospital fees that 25
million Medicare beneficiaries
have to pay out or their pockets
was boosted a record 19 percent
today by the Social SeeUrity Ad·
ministration
The hike, effective on Jan l,
means that an elderly or dis abled
person entering a hospital Ln 1977
will be responsible for the first
Sl.24 or the initial bill. covenog up
· to two months. compan.'<i with
the present charge of$104
Similar increases apply to the
share of costs that are to be borne
by the patient for extended stays
in a hospital or skilled nursing
home
Social Security Commissioner
James B Cardwell said the in-
crease 1s necess ary to keep pace
w1Lh hospital costs, wtuch have
~n shooting up at more than
twice the over-all cost of bving
Medicare covers all hospital
charges for up to the first 60 days
except for an amount which, in
lhCOr), represents the cost of the
day Of ad m ISSIOn.
Under the federal formula de·
signed to balance off inflation,
the pnce or that first -and SUP·
posedly average -day goes up
$20. In fnct, however, the com·
putations lag behind actual costs
by about two years.
After the patient picks up the
first $124 of his bill next year,
Medicare will, as usunl . pick up
the balance through the 60th day.
But then further increases app.
ly which. for s ome patients,
could prove even more dear.
They will have to pay S31 daily
out or their own pockets for Lbo
6lst through the 90th day, up
from the present $26 daily.
Post-hospita l st ays las ting
<See MEDICARE, PageA2)
3 lnjured
In 5-car
Accident
"' . UC Irvine Researcher Al.so Backs Boycott Three people were lnjured and
five cars were damaged when
five motori1ta crashed into eacti
other early Wednesday momln~
in a chain reactloo collision Jn
Irvine.
'
By HILARY KAVE
0!1 ... 0..11,~ ... -Dr. Frank Rolando( UC Irvine
aa1d today he strongly s upports a
recommendation that restnc-
tJoos on aerosol !>prays be 1n1llat-
ed immediately, recommended
by the task force studying the er
fects or fluorocarbons on the at·
mospbere.
Dr. Rowland also said he !>UP
ports a consumt•r boycott or
aerosol s prny products lo help
persuade m anufacturers to
swatch to less dangerous pro·
ducts.
The task for<'e, called In·
teragency Task Force on Inad-
vertent Modifit'at1on or the
Stratosphere c lMOSJ recom·
mended Wednesday that rules to
regulate aerosol spray products
be de\' eloped now.
Dr Ro" land, along with UC I
Ford Confidently
Backs Use of Fund
WASHI NGTON CAP) Pre111-
dent Ford IDld today he l'I conr1.
dent the inquiry into his pao;t
campaign finuncrs will de
monstrate he 1s "fret:' of Jnv al·
legations" or 1mpropnrly and l''
pressed hopt> the mallt•r cnn tw
TeSOlved quickly
P erched on the side of h1" 0\'ol
Office desk. Ford told n•porten· be had nevt'r d1v<'rtcd ony ram-
palfn contnbutu>ns for pt•rsonal
use.
The President wn.'I a.~krd 1r a
rash or newi1 r1•porta nbout the in
qwry by the Watergate spccinl
prosecutor, comin.r an the midst
ol his campaign al(ainsl J immy
Carter , wos troubhn..: rum.
Ford replied that he was not as
~cerned about It ror political
Const
Weathe r
reasons as he was because or his
"ret'ord of personal integrity."
'"I'm very proud o( my record
or personal integrity, .. the Prl'SI
dent declared 1Carter said today he act'ept'i
Ford's declaration at fa<'c value
The Democratic pres1dent1al
nominee s nid that, while he
knows no details or lhe ('ampaign
funding, a s far as he 1s concernt'd
the Pre11ident's denial of any im·
propriety ends the matter l
At the news conrerence, con-
vcned without advance notice,
fo"ord declined to assess the
political impact of the investiga·
lion , b eing conduct ed by
Watergate special prose('utor
Charles RufC.
lie did say thnt he ha.'I "full
l"onfidence in the inte11rily" or
Ruff and declared : "I strongly
believe In the 1'pecia1 prosecutor
concept.''
rord also discUS5ed his JOll,
outings as a congressman with
big business lobbyists -some or
<See FORD, Pace AZ)
collea,rue Dr. Ma rlo Molina, rirsl
exposed th e dangers o f
fluorocarbons. They said the
gases break down the earth's
protective layer or ozone and
could lead to increased skin
cancer a nd climatic chMges.
They were supported recently
when lhe National Academy of
Sciences agr eed with the results
of their studu.•s. llowever. the
<See SPRAY, PageA2>
Carte r Dumps
Diedrich , Who
R e turns Favor
County Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich 's on again, off again
n1rtallon with Jimmy Carter's
pres1d<.'nt1al campaign 1s off
again
This lim e. according to
Oit'drich. his fhrtaUon with com-
m and Ing the pres idential
nominee's campaign in Orange
County IS ore for good.
Carter's campaign chiefs con-
firmed that message when they
appointed Rep. J erry Patterson
fD·Santa Ana) to replace the
Fulle rton s upervisor on the
lhree·man county campaign
team.
They said Diedrich had re-
signed by telegram Sept. 11 and
the realanatlon waa taken off the
table Wednesday,.
Diedrich uld the »called re·
slgnallon was another foulup by
Carter campaign managers who
dJdn 't notice the date of his re-
signation m euage and weren'l
aware of the reconciliation that
<See IT'S OFF, Pa1e AZ)
For lrvJne Water
Ge11erals Co11f t-r
Marine Corps Commandant Louis H. Wilson, four-star
general, right, speaks with the commanding general of
El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, J . K. Davis, soon
after Wilson arrived at the base this morning. One of
Wilson's first comments was that he is concerned about
"new h ousing encroaching on the base."
Judge Rejects Plea
By Housing Council
A lawsuH which seek11 lo com-
pel the city or Irvine to provide
moderate and low Income houi1-
lng for the expected heavy influx
o( workers suflcrcd a pretrial
blow today In Oranee County
Superior Court.
Judge Byron K. McMill on re-
fused to allow the Orange County
Fair Housing Council and seven
Irvine residents who arc co-
plaint1rr11 to am end an action that
is now almost two years old.
He told the plaintiffs' lawyer11
that there h aR been a n un·
reasonnble delay In pr~ecut1on
Of the lawsuit and a "lack of dUC'
dellgence" in pursuing the mo·
llon to a mend
The am<'ndment, decided upon
when the Center For Law in the
Public Interest took over pro-
secution of the lawswt, sought to
incorporate a recent New Jersey
Suprcm<' Cour\ ruhnJ( Into the
Irvine dispute.
Known as the Mount Laurel
ruling, the decision makes it.
clear that If there Is a proven
need for low cost housing In a
community then the comm unity
rnust bear Its fair share o( the
c:oet. Chance of s hower.i or ·
possible thunderstorms
lingering throutt h Friday.
LltUe temperature change
expected.
INSIDE TODAY
Thi~ Accowstmg 0/-/b ha& OCCUHd the FBl o/ in-
patJng crime •tat~ tlao:t
.aw .cu the boN /<Yr tM
.CJl1C'ICJI'• budget. See •"'11 on
l!ogtA4.
Reclamation Plan Eyed Judge Mc Millan's decision
mean3 that the Council and their
backers must now go to trial on
the basis of the orginaJly filed
complaint and without the sup-
port ot the Moun\ Laurel de-
clalon.
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ByBllA&YKAYE o. .. o.uv"•lllllf
The Jrvlne Ranch Water Dis·
trlct is considerine a plan that
would result in allofthedistrict's
waste water being reclaimed and
reused within the district for ir·
ricaUon purposes.
Community associations In
Irvine may be able to blq that
water, at a cbeaper ralc, to lr-
rigale lheir paru and areen·
belta.
1f the plan b put Into effect. tbe
IRWD would become the rust
water and sewer agency In the
country to achieve .. ,ero d1$-
cbarge," accordinc to a district
spokesman.
The plan, now being studied by
the JRWD board oC directors,
caJls for conslructlG\ of a $44
million combined system that
would distribute both reclaimed
and Imported untreated water
ror lrrtaatlo.n aod Jnduslrial
purposes.
Sucb • 1y1tem would be
established o•or tb~ next 20
years, accordln1 to JllWO con-
sultinl enlfneer J anScberfi,.
Scherflg Pointed out that if the
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new plan is accepted, there
would be no ocean outfall from
the district and also a great sav-
ings in total enerl)' use as com-
pared to one-time wawr use and
ocean disposal.
Scberfig sald that possibly
more than t2 million could be
saved each year from the new
system a nd that energy con-
sumption could be reduced by 30
to 50 percent .
.. Reclamation requires leas
enera pumplnc water to re·
aervoirs lhan does pumpinc in
(Sff WATER, Pace A!)
The law s uit seeks court
authority that would compel the
city of Irvine to add moderate
and low income bousiJ'lg to the de·
velopment apinofl generated by
the $850 million Irvine Industrial
Complex East.
The plalntifls argue that an
estimated 5',000 worken attract·
ed to the aroa in the lmrnedlate
future will have extreme dlttlcul·
ty findinl homes they can afford
1n the high priced ln1ne area.
Irvine police said today that!
three people were treated at tho
sce ne by Orange 'County
paramedics and then taken lo
Tus tin Community Hospital,
where th<'Y were treated and re.,
leased.
Those injured included
Mitchell Carl Carlson, 17, of 3'
Red Rock, Irvine and Gary
Wayne Moser, 31, of 26719 Via
Zaragosa, Mission Viejo, botlt
motorists. :Also hurt was Chris
Mayo, 18, or 5 Red Rock, Irvine,
who was a passen.rer in a car
driven by Steve Mayo, 19, of the
same address.
Police said Miss Mayo sutrered
bruises and a possible broken
arm. Carlson reportedly suffered
a two-inch cut above his eye and
Moser re ce1 ved lumps and
brwses on ha s forehead, police
said
The othe r two motorists In·
volved in the 7 a m collision at
Irvine Center Drive and Culvtt
Drive were Daniel Shelton Kite!
32, of S::inta Ana. and Donalcl
Vinson Asbury. 42, of 23151 Tulip,
El Toro. •
Police 111ld the accident waa
tri g~er<'d when Mayo was unabld
to stop before rear-ending a car'
11topp<'d for the 1ugnal at lhc ln41
ter&t>ct1on . Within mome nta,
three other con were involved If\
the rt'nr-end procea8.
Police said Moser's car waJ\,
destroyed and thot the other four
&Ut OS r Heived major oj-
modcrate domnge.
Daily Pilot Price ~
To 8 3.50 Oct. I !
Home delivery rrlce for •
the Dally Pllol wll 10 from
$3.25 to $3.50 per mooth e(.
lectlve October 1.
At $3.50 per month, tho
Dally Pilot 1ub1criptloc,i :
price r emains among tho ,
l owest for leven-day
ne wspapers ln Southern \
Caltlornta. ~
Conllnulnf major cost
Increases in all aspects ol :;.
newspaper production and
dlatribution, auch u a $20 •
per ton newsprint price in·
crease la1t July, make th.ta
increue necessary.
Your Daily Pilot carrier,
who ls an independent
merchant, wlll reallio an
increue in p19fU for hiJ or
bu services to you at the new price. ·
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OCChft!anos
Coalition Asks
Probe of Jail
A coallUoa or Orqe cOunt1
Ollcano or1anltations has caJled Lor a federal innau1ation into aJ.'
leeed beatings , deaths and
abuses at lbe county Jail.
Frank Martinez. chalrman ~
tbe Oran1e County Chicano
Equal Opportunity Coalltloo,
said today he has sent a telearam
1.0 lhe U.S. Altorn"y General call· lilt for lbe probe.
1n addJUoo, M artlne1 said, he w uked to diacuss tbe matter
with Assemblyman Richard
Alatorre (D·Loa An1eles),
chairman of the Assembly's
committee on lbe mte prl.soo system.
He said be bas had no reply u
yet from federal officiab but an
appointment wilb Alatorre .la be-
ing scheduled.
Sheriff Brad Gales could not
be reached for comment this
morrung. Martinez said he tried
to reach Gates to <llicuss the
matter last week but was unsuc-
cessful.
Edward Korga ol the League
of United Latin American
Clthens (LULAC), one or lhe
eroups in the coalition, said there
were 12 dea ths in t he j ail
between 1974 and 1975 and half
lliere people of Spanish heritage. t Morga said tbat, countywide,
t.be Spanish population is eight
percent, yet ~ percent of the Jall
deaths involved those of Spanish
heritage.
However, Martinez said the
prison population may mclude
more people or Spa.rush heritage
than other races.
Martinez said he has talked
wilh about 10 people who have
suffered abuses or seeo a~es in
the jail since Gates became
sheriff.
.. They (jails) are not motels,
we realize that, but there as such
a thing as treating people lake
human bemgs," Mart.inezsaJd.
He called Gates "an bear to a
can or worm:. that has exJSted tor
a long time. Now 1s a chance Cor
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has take n pince.
"I s till support Jimmy Carter.
J thmk he will make a fine presi·
dent," s aid Dicdrlc·h.
"However," he added, "I think
those who are runnin& his cam-
paign are running a disjointed
shop and the le rt hand doesn 'l
know what the right hand ts do-
in1 ...
According lo Diedrich, when
hJ s earlier r esignation was
Withdrawn Carte r campaign
chiefs h a d a greed that the
Democ ratic nom inee would
spend a full day In Orange Coun-
ty during Octobe r.
As part or the ulUmatum the
<'OUnty s upervisor laid down, he
was to receive three weeks ad·
\'7mre nollrt! or the Carter visit
But it was s aid that such notice
in the c andidate's schedule
couldn't be arranged.
Diedrich also made other
stipulations in has ultimatum that
the Carter people said they
couldn't agree to.
But that was all Cor1otten Wed·
nesday whe n Patterson was
named to replace Diedrich and to
Join Judy Rosener or Newport
Beach and UAW official Bruce
Lee as the three-person chair
committee or Ca rwr'a Oran1e
County campaign.
f 'rone Pa9e A l
MEDICARE
more lhan 20 days In a skilled
nursing home will r equire
benefk 1anes to p ay SIS 20 daily
for th" 2ht through the lOOth day,
up from the preaent $13.
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him to lbow aome leadenblp but
ht bu not." ·
Io addition, Martin" ar,ued,
put &rand juries and local ol·
lldala bne bad years to aolve
any problems t.bat may ex1lt but b.aveoot.
He said federal pressure may
he lp remedy the matter.
Members of lhe coalltloo are
LULAC, Adelante, lbe Amerlca.o
GJ . Forum, the committee o(
Spanish Speaking Social Workers
and the Federat.&on ol Mexican
Women, M artinei. said.
Jn addition. be aaid, the effort
has support from t.he NAACP and
Weataunster Mayor Phil An-
thooy. a candidate for county
supervisor.
Foe Asks
Court to
Drop Solon
By 0 . C. H US11NGS
CMtlloO•llYf'llols..tl
Con.Jreasman Charles Wiggins'
Democratic opponent went to
court Wednes day in a bid lo have
the Republican 's name taken orr
the November ballot.
William E . Farris of Orange,
who unsuccessfully oppMcd Wig.
gins before in North Orange Coun·
ty's 39th Congresuonal District,
claims that Wiggins is ineligible
smce be has failed to maint8UJ a
residence in Califorrua.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Walter Smith set Nov. 1
one day before the election -for a
beanng into the dispute.
Speaking thro ugh a
spokesman, Wiggins condemned
Farris' s wt as ··a cheap electJon
maneuver by a man who 1s maJ<.
ing use or the courts to further bas
campaign."
Wiggins ins isted that he is a re·
sadent of Fulle rton and as such
should remain on the ballol'I. lie
states that a recent opinion from
California Attorney General
Evelle Younger and an earlier
opinion from the Orange County
Dislnct Attorney's offlce support
that position.
Fams argues in his lawsui t that
Wisgins is a ''man masquerading
as an elected re presentative
while living 3,000 miles away m
Washington, D.C .. far from lhe
people he ls s upposed to represent.••
Farria notes that Wiggins, the
former mayor of El Monte, ad·
m ilted when h e sought the
Younger opinion that be has not
lived in California smce he (lrst
took omce in 1967 because be can·
not afford to maintain a separate
home in this state.
The address listed on Wiggins'
voter registration alfidavit is 1200
S. Highland Ave., Fullerton.
Farris claims the last lime t.he
premises were occupied by Wig·
1ins or a member of hit stair was
in March, 1975.
Attorney General Yowigcr con·
curred with the Orange County
District Attorney's office earlier
this year in a legal opinion that.
said u Jong as Wiggins considers
his dJstrkt his home and plans to
rl'tum there, his claim lo residen-
cy ln California la valid.
Farris' suit cites Article l , Sec-
tion 2. Clause 2 or thl' U S.
Conslltuhon · "No pt>rson shall be
a representative ... who shall
not, when elected, be an inhab1·
tant or lhal stale in which he ill
chosen."
The lawsuit asks that Wiggin.<;'
name be stncken from the ballol
and Orange County voter re·
fdstration r ttcords. It also s~k!'I
orders to the effect that Wiggins
ahould atop represenUng himself
to the voters as a qualified can-
didate and that tbe U.S. Treasury
l.>t'partmcnt should stop paying
him as a congressman.
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FORD •••
which Involved travel lo corpora-
tion-owned cousea and resort..
Carter cballeo1ed Ford on
Wedn03day lo s ubmit to cro.a·
examinaUon by report.en on lhe
invesU1ation into whet.her Ford
illegally diverted campalen con-
tributions to his own use during
his years In Congress.
Ford also reported that be bas
pven orders that "nobody on my
staff baa any authority
1'batsoever" to make iDquirla
about the investi1.Uon at the
Juitice Department or apeciaJ
prosecutor's omce, su11esun1
that such moves might be Ln-
te11>reted as hindering or lrn-
pedlnc RufC'a work.
Asked U be didn't have a
perfect ri1bt to inquire wbetber
he ls tbe target of the lnvestJca-
tion, Ford said that even in that
event be felt "any inquiry would
be mlJconstrued." AAked whet.her pending bual-
neu before Con1nu wu dJs·
c:uued on the golt caurae, the
Pterldent replied. "Not to be't.be
bat ot my reeollec:tlon."
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SPRAY ....
academy u1d thcrt" :.Mold be a
two yttar w111lang pf'nod for mor<.'
tE'SlS Wfore regulaUOllll aro pul
Ulto etrect.
Dr. Rowland said ul first h,c
was not opposed tolbtAcademy 11
~ommendatJon ror a two-yeur
delay because ht-thoucht they
planned to Iron oul the details of
an aerosol ban durlna thoou two
ycan.
Howt_;vt•r. h o aald todiay he
believes tbe ttiulotions rc~trll.'t
lng aerosol producb 11hould be
beaun now.
''They should get slnrled Im·
mediately so that companies will
begin chanulna over to leu
harmful products," the scicnU111t.
said.
Dr. Rowland added lhal he ls
also in favor of a consumer
boycott suggested earlier.
"I doubt It could be a formal
ronsumer boycott, but if ball or
the people voted against the pro-
ducts by not buying them, it
wouJd be disaster Cor the in-
dustry." said Ro" land.
··The industry would ha\'e lo
change very rapidly," be added.
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WATER. • •
equlvnle nl MWD wa t e r,••
Scherlig said.
While the JR W D board is stu-
dying the matter, directors gave
the okay for Schcrf1g to take the
proposal lo different regulalory
agencies for preliminary bear-
ings.
The Clrsl one is s cheduled (or
Oct. 18 before the state Water
Resources Task Force in Los
An1elea. ·
Edie Van Lehn, the water dis·
trlcl 'a public arraJrs mana1er,
pointed out that community as-
sociations in Irvine may soon be
able to use reclaimed water for
lrrlgaUne parks and greenbel~.
"All the figures on cost aren't ffHH t i11gt OH Log J 0111 in yet, butlt mleht bc sagnlficant-
Jy cheaper for them to use the Three wetsu1led surfers fight for pos ition s urfers still manage to squeeze in a couple reclaimed w at er when il is
on a s m all Huntington Beach wave as a of w aves between classes. Crowds should available than to continue using
fourth pulls back to wail for a w ave of his thin som e as the water te mperature begins domestic water," said Mrs. Van •
own. Alilioug h school h~ be~g:u:":·~h:a:r~d~y~~t=o~d~r~o~p-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~·
f 'rotn Pa9~ ,, I
BURKE •.•
And Clark claimed Burke Is oul
or touch with his constituents.
"After wanderin~ around in the
bowels or state government for so
lon1."
But Burke said. "This was
shoddy political rhetoric ... by
two Democrats on the Board or
&apt>rvlsors trying to make me
look bad in my race down here.
"I am not surprised." he COD·
tinued. "This Is the caliber of
lnck they pull.··
Clark was out or town today at·
tending a tax reform conference
and could not be reached Cor
comment.
And Diedrich when first ques-
tioned about Burke's charge
asked, "Can you pnnt a laugh?"
Whe n Burke was told Diedrich
thought he was flailing away in a
los ing c ampal1n battle, he
replied. "I can only laugh at that
one."
Then he refe rred to Died.ricb's
comment as "demagoguery."'
But d espite the criticism,
Burke said, he ls still willing to
work with county officials on any
legislation they feel Is needed.
")(they want somebody else to
do it fine," he said, "but I am
willing to do it. My skin is thick."
Burke said, however, t.he I.our
nPW JUdgc!lhlpS ere ne<Xfed to re·
heve court overcrowding, and
whether the state or county roots
the bill It still comes from tax
doll ars
Of supf'rv111ors. he said, "they
are trying to m ake themselves
look good. I am not concerned
about who looks good. I am con·
cerntt d abo ut whe the r the
1udJc1al system in Orani~e County
has the capacity to handle the
crime pro blem."
And Burke claimed criminals
arc rree on the gtreets because of
courtroom jamming.
Supervisor Tom Riley said he
planned to research the entire
altuatloo before commenting,
and he said tbe criticisms voiced
during Wednesday's meeting
came u a surprise.
Supervisor Laurence SchmJl
aald he dldn 't commml bttau.'le
"l dtdn•t want to add tot.he 1ulf
between our state represen·
tatives a nd us on t.he county
level."
But Burke u ld he didn•t think
there wu any 1utr.
"J felt that we have warted
well to1ether in the pUt.," be
said, "cooperated weU on manr
things."
Schmit sald be believed no p~
ll"UI could be made by maklnl
char1ea ln the newspaper. But he
said there appear to be m.isun-
dentandlnga on both sides, and
he planned to arrange a meeting
wtlb Burlte to dlaeuss the whole
iuue of court flnancin1 .
Schmit aatd lbe ts0.000 state
contribution lan't enou1h
because lt coals the county
another $200 000 per year for
each Jud1eahlp In ancillary ex-penses.
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Thur<.d!)I Seplember 30. 1975 l 'N OAILYPILOf Ill
Foce Lift .
Plastic Sui-gery
Gets Tax Break
BySVl,\'I A POaTl•:R
Cosmeli<-surat'ry a ful'c hf\ or SPt'CIUI t11htenln" or
IOOSf'DUli o( any po.rt or the body trom th(' bust to the but·
tock!\ hus l~en approvC"<I u a d\-ducllblc rned1cul t"XJ>elllM'
by the Internal Rnenuc Service <IRS>.
Th!.S Is a benefit for
the wulthler tupayt•r
by an IRS lhat generally
has clamped down on
medical dedu<'llons
claimed by m iddlc·
lower 1:icome tux·
payers.
Money's
Worth
ln contrast, for instance, the IRS last yt'ar denied •
medical dt•dud1on to :t bu:iband and Wlfe who had paid rees
to :i non-profit center for marnage counsellna, on lbe bas~
that the l'ounsehng's purpose was to help Improve am~
nage, not lo prevent or alleviate a physical or mental defect
or illness
IT DENIED A PHYSl nAN'S chum for a medical ex·
pense dt'duction to cover C05ls of sending has daughter lo
ballet sl'hool t o help treat a spinal condition. It denied a
medkal expen!i.e deduction for room and meals to a
husband and wafe who had been advised by psych1atnslS to
stay al a hotel near lhe hospital whale being treated for sex·
ua1 inadequacy .
Now the IRS sayi, elective surgery for beauty can be de-
ducted as a medical expen:>t.'
Cosmetic surgery rarely as medically rcqwred and
rarely is recommend~ by a family physacaan unless it is
made essential by injury or Its purpose 1s lo help alleviate
emotlona l·psychological disturbances. Few major medical
Insurance policies iss~ by private companies l'Ovcr it •
A T YPICAL MAJOR MEDICAL policy will state :
"benefits will not be provided for . . . care for cosmetic
purposes ... unless madt' necessary by accidental injury."
Medil'are doesn't coverit, even though a person may re·
act to signs of aging by falling anto deep depression. The law
states that Medi<:are does not cover "most cosmetic sur.-
g<'ry."
In almost all cases. costs or co!i.mcllc operations by re·
putablc, experienced :.urgcons run anto thousands or
dollars. A pnce quoted lo me by a wcll·known, top.rated
plastic surgeon in New York City for a c-omplctc race hft -
neck, chin, Jowls, upper lJp, bags under the eyes. excess tis·
sue under the eyelids -was $9.000 On top of this would be
expenses Cor necessary photographs, pre-and post·
operativ<' visits to the surgeon's omce, private ourslntt
l'are. probably private hospital room, etc
LEON GOLD, C1UEF TAX EXPERT of the Re!i.earch
lnsutute or America, says· "The rullntt clearly implies lhal
thl' reason for an operation L<i lmmatenal Even af beauty I~
the sole reason, the fairly high cost of cosmetic surgery is •
medical expense."
What might some of the implications be?
-When the rullnf( and its meaning be-come known,
there l'Ould be a sharp lncreast' m upplJcanl!i. for cosmetil'
:o.urgery.
Phv1-o1c1ans m this held well may be faced with an in·
tcm;ifil'al1on of an existing problem choosing only those pa
t1ents "ho htwc reaJislic cxpcctallons about a "magic"
trunsformut1on.
-fR S ~1AV SUFFER A MUCH bagger loss in lax re-
vc·nues a~ a result of allowing thas deduction than lt now an. llc1paks
And there may be a mounting threat or an invasion by
fringl· doctors offering tax·deducliblc. cut·r&te operations.
Tradi1tg Off; Report
0,1 Mo11ey A1,,aitell
NEW YORK (l\P) -The stock market declined slowly
lodav. awaiting t he latest stallst1l's from the Federal
RC'serve on money apd credit conditions Trading was quiet.
The Oow Jones average of 30 mdustnal stol'ks, off 21 94
1n thetwoprcvious sessions. was down another l.00lo990.10.
Losers outpaced f(aaners by about a 3-2 margin among
New York Stock Exchange·list.cd issues
The F'C'd was to issue its weekly figures on money and
credit al the NYSE clo:.e.
Traders have been watching the data especially closely
for scvC'ral weeks for possible clues to the future direction of
the Fed 's cr<'dit policy and interest r ates.
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QUEENIE
.. I jusl think you're o~rdolng the 'peaaant look' for an
execuUve aecret.ary."
At Sadd"leb~k
W oinen ·Hold
Job Workshop
The Saddleback College Women's Studies Center
is sponsoring a career information workshop from 9
a.m. to noon Tuesday in the center's campus offices.
The program, which features guest speakers in-
volved in today's employment market, h as been or-
ganized to provide job ---------and volunteer facts ap-
propriate to campus and
Recitals
Slated in
Viejo
. Tenor Alvin Brightbill,
choral director at Sad-
dleback College, will
perform with the New
World Baroque Players
in two recitals Friday at
the Mission Viejo cam-
pus.
The first concert will
be at noon in Building G.
the second at 8 p.m. in
the coll ege library.
The New World ensem·
ble includes Marsha
Taylor. oboe and oboe
d'Amore : Emily Wong,
harpsichord ; Jeanne
Clausen. violin ; Rebecca
H eat on, f l ute, and
Edward Meares, con·
tr a bass.
community women seek·
ing employmenL
Speakers include:
Judy Bartholomew,
recruitment specialist
for the county's place-
ment and recruitment
center: Gayle Schofield,
a temporary services
agency representative ;
Jackie Sweet, volunteer
services coordinator for
t h e county Mental
Health Association, and
Pat Toner, owner or a
personnel agency.
Further information
may be obtained by call-
ing 831·9700 or 495-4950,
extension 227.
Reading
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Reg. 299
4.99 Additional Information
on the performances is
available by calling the
community informallon
office at the college,
831-9700 or 495·4950. ext.
263.
The Orange County
Reading Association's
12th annual fall con-ference. Welcome Back •------------
Reading, is scheduJed
Crom 8 a.m . to 3·30 p.m.
Saturday in the Das·
neyland Con vention
Center.
Dr. S. Alan Cohen, a
national specialist in
perception and systems
analysis, will speak on
reading achievement
Single
Women
To Meet
tests . Goose Neck A number of other
sessions on reading and Desk Lamp
exhibits will aJso will be • Anortn '"" "°" 1n4 shed ..
BusineHwoman Mary
Garu will address Phase,
a n organization of
divorced and widowed
women, Monday in El
Toro on day care and
starting a business.
featured during the con-• Nen-tlere llfhll"' fer cl ... er
ference. werbl!.p
Further information 299 may be obtained from Reg.
Janet Lord, principal of 4.99
St. Joseph Elementary --------------School, Santa Ana.
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scheduled for 7 p.m. al
People's Federal Sav-
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Toro Road.
Additional information
on the meeting or the or-
ganization Is available al
Phase offi ces. 28362
Marguerite Pkwy., Ste.
18, Mission VieJo;
&11-3012.
Retired Meet
The National Assocla-
tioo or Federal Retired
Employees, Chapter 816,
will meeL at l :30 p.m.
Tueeday, Oct. 12, ln tho
Community Center al
Del Mar and Sevilla .in
San Clemente .
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VOL. 69, NO. 274, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSbAV, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 TEN CENT5'
B1111ti119to1a Log .Jo111
Three wetsulted surfers fight tor position
on a small Huntington Beach wave as a
fourth pulls back to wait for a wave or his
own. Althou~h school has begun, hardy
I surfers still manage to squeeae in a couple
or waves between classes. Crowds should
thin some as the water temperature begins
to drop.
Landscaper Blasts City
San Clemente Double_ Standard Alleged-
By PHJLIP ROSMARIN
Ol llM D•llf l'ltel St.tlf
A co-partner of a landscape
maintenance firm that hopes to
take over park maintenance
work for the city of San Clemente
has charged that the city set up a
double standard when 1t ad·
vertlscd for thc work.
City employes now handle the
chore. Rece-ntly the City Council·
90ught to de-tcrmine whether a
private farm could do the job
more cheaply and s0Uc1ted bids.
Only one bid was received the
day bads "ere to be opened two
week s ago , that fr om
}{ort1cultural Services of Tustin.
The compan y bad about
$US.OOO
City Manager Gerald Weck~
said thr c11y docs the job for
$l5S,OOO le'ls than that. onq for
that reason he 1~. uni' ely to re-
commend that the cal accept
the slnttk had
But 1". llownrd I.cc, one or two
partners in the nrm. In a letter to
the city Insists that the city Ls not
performln~ the level or parks
maintenance s pcc1Clcd for the Job
in the <'ity 's own advertising.
What's more, !'lays Lee, the city
Orange Coast
Weather
Cbanre of showers or
possible thunderstorms
lingerint through Friday.
Little temperature change
expeded.
INSIDE TODAY
Tlw Ccvrol Accountiltg Of· fk• ha.a occucd CM FBI o/ fn-
flalbtg crime ltc.tUfb that
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couldn't possibly maintain the
quality o( the work It desires
without the addition or six
employes to its eine-man park
maintenance force.
Lee also complains that his
company's bid by necessity had
to Include the prevailing rate of
per diem wages pald to workers
for the jobs Included in the pro-
posed contract.
Al an average of $7.90 per hour
plus 30 percent fringe benefits
and employer-paid payroll taxes
ror laborers and landscape
gardeners, and $8.81 per hour
plus 30 percent be nefits for trac-
tor operators for the beaches. the
rompany figured its labor budget
at more than $312,000.
Rough figures for the city's
labor budget amount to only
$127,000·plus, which alone ac·
counts for the entire overbid,
with $30,000 tert over
Lee s aid his labor budget was
based on union wage scales, as
11peclfied by the city Yet his
employes are non·union, he said.
and are actually paid, on the
average, $4 .50 to $5.50 an hour.
Still, at Lee's own wage scales,
his bid would have come in al
more than $75,000 over city
estimates for labor.
That's beca use, Lee s ays, he
(Me PARKS, Pa1e AZ>
Police Get Fight
In Their Back Yard
San Clemente police hadn't far
to go today lo make a couple or
arrests.
All dispatcher Laurie Menard
had to dQ was look out the 1tlass
front door or police headquarters
into the parking lot.
First, a car screeched up to the
hilltop police parking area with
its driver screaming for help.
Just behind the first car roared
a second, and u Officer Menard
radioed for help from patrolling
officers looking elsewhere in the
city for crime, that car's driver
yelled to the Cirst man. "I'm go-
ing to kUI you, you .• .''
Whereupon a light. ~gan.
police said.
Two other officers at the sta-tion. Richard Downing and Doug·
Wuest, waded into the frac• and
stopped it. Tbougb ooe officer
was grabbed menadnClY by the
ah.irt, police aaid, neither wa.s
hurt.
From thttt it was j\dt a short
walk to jail
Art'eated on charges of asault
and battery were two Camp
Pendleton marines, identified as
Ganie C. Spivey, 26. and An·
t.bony Sawyer. 19. Tbe7 were
booted and released Oft \heir 01'11 recoplunce. •
Police •aid the 6lht bad becUll
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in a car wash In the south part or
the city.
The bruised and battered vic-
tim, Jeffrey M. Andrews. of 3741
Calle Casino, San Clemente, was
treated at San Clemente General
Hospital and released.
Daily Pilot Price
To 83.50 Oct. I
Home dellvery price for
the Dally Pilot will go from
$3.25 to $3.50 per month ef·
fective October 1.
At $3.50 per month, the
DaJly Pilot 1ubscrtption
price remalna amooc the
lo.,eat for seven-day
newapapers in Southern
California.
ConUnulnl major coat
lncrease1 in all aspects or
newtpaper production and
distribution, 1ucb L, a S2IO
per ton newsprint price in·
creue Jut July, make this
increase necetaary.
Your Dally Pilot earlier,
who ls an Independent·
merchant, wlll realize an
lncreue ln profit ror h1a or
ba' semen to you at th8
oewprice.
'_ ...
19 Percent Boost
Medicare Fee Hike
Hits Old, Disabled.!
WASHINGTON IAP> -The
portion of hospataJ rees that 2S
million Medicar e benef1cianes
have lo pay out of their pockeLc;
was boos ted a record 19 percent
today by the Social ~unt) i\d
mirustration
The bike. effective on Jan. 1.
means that an elderly or dJsablcd
person entering a hospital an 1977
will be responsible for the f1r::.l
$124 of the in1t1al bill. c-ovcnng up
to two months, compared with
the present c harge of$1~.
Similar increases apply to tile
sh a re of cos ts th a I a re to he borm•
by the patient for extended stays
an a hospital or sktlled nursing
home
Social Security Commissioner
James B. Cardwell said the in-
crease as neccssar) to k<>ep pace
"1th hospital costs, "h1ch ha\'e
been shooting up at more than
l"ace the over·all c<>-<>lof In ing
Medicare covers all hospital
charges ror up to the fir'll fiO days
t•xcept for an amouM "h1ch. in
theory. represents tht' cost of the
day of admasl>lon
l'nde-r the federal formula tJc·
!>igned to balance off inflation.
the µnee of that first -and sup·
po1>edly aver age day goes up
l
$20. In fact, however, the com·
putaUons lag behind actual costs
by about two years.
Alter the patient picks up the'
first $124 of has ball next year.•
Medicare wall, as usual, pick up
the balance through the60th day. ,
But lh<>n further increases app--;t
ly "h1ch. for somt.• patients.~
could prove even more dear:
They wall have to pay $31 daily.
out of their own pockt.'ts for the
61st through the 90th day, up ,
from the present $26 daily.
Post-hospital stays lastin~
<See MEDICARE, PageA2) .
Bus Driver
Burke Hits County Proposition
Supervisors' Blast Alleged
i\ bus drt\ t•r for Laguna Beach
Uruf1ed School Dasll"lct wus ar-
rested Wednesday on suspicion
of ask mg a 15 year old boy to
part1c1pate in a i.cx act.
By KATH\' Cl.i\NCY
OllkD•llf l'ileU~
Assemblyman Robert Burke
<R·Huntmgton Beach> charged
Wednesday he was the target of u
"cheap politic al shot" by Oranl(e
County Supervisors Ralph Clark
and Ralph Diedrich
In turn. Diedrich calll'C.l Burki• -.
counter·nttack the "Oruhnl( a" t..1}
. . of a man 1n tht.' heat of a loMn~
campaign ...
Burke is seeking a sixth as-
sembly term in a race with
Democrat Dennis Mang<.•rs
And Burke was the targl't of
critit'ism by Clark and 01C'dnch
Wednesday during a continuing
controversy over JUi.l "ho the
state or the county should pay
for lour ne w superior court
judgeships n~ded to rclJevc Cl\ II
case backlogs
Burke said Wednesda) he as
not nailing away at alt Uc r e
ferred lo Diedrich 's comments
as "demagoguery" and i.a1d he'll
still be an assemblyman for
another couple of ycal'b
Wednes day's controversy
arose over a bill Burke sponsored
which created four nrw :.upcrior
court 1udgesh1ps
The measure passed rt>crntly
but was amended to kav<' oul a
guarantee the slatl' °"'outd con
Shakeup Cause
Sought in SD
SAN DIEGO (A P > Mvsterv
tremors rumbled througho~l lht•
San Diego area, knocking bookc;
fro m shelves and alarming
citizens But nobody couh1 find oul
the cause
The U S. Weather Bureau
absolved thunder Set'.molol(t!>L'i
we re unawa re of anv earth·
quakes Miramar Navai i\ar Sta
t1on said We-dnei.day none or at"I
Jets was fly ing at ~upt•r.,on1c
speed
El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta
lion said at was "very douhlful
anyof 1ts planes was rCRponMbll'
lnbuk the $60,000 for each scat al
normallv does
And '>''1th that. supervisors re·
fused to pass a resolution askmg
the governor to fall the new scats
until the state funds are guaran-
tel'd
Rut Burke hnd rla1mcd Tu('s
day suvervasors were sunply
playing fZa mes Th<'ir refusal tu
pass a resolution agreeing lo pay
their $200,000 s hare of each
Judgeship, Burke s aid, ear!Jer
held up passage of the measure
anyway
And. he said. the Democratac-
controlled legislature forced the
amendment s~perVlsors now are
crltlc11ang. Burke ins1st.ed that
t he $60,000 for each position
"ould b e f or th coming if
supervisors would simply pass
the resolution.
But Diedrich di s missed
Burke's claims
"Dad the bill have the provision
ISee BURKE, Page.U>
Pair Attack,
Rape Woman
In S. Laguna
i\ 25-year·old teacher was at-
tacked and raped an her South
Laguna home Wednesday njghL
by two men whose method or en·
try Into the home is unknown.
Orange County sheriff's de·
puties said the victim was at-
tacked 1mmed1ately after her
garlfncnd left the house. She told
them her attackers warned thaL
they would shoot hr r if s he dJd
not comply with their sexuaJ de-
mands.
Officer'> said the victim
de~crabed the t'>'O men a ... "non
ctcscnpl. dirty types" m their
mid 20'!> Thl'y said lht• pair ncd
from the hOml' after raping their
\ICl1m
The worn an was treated al San
Clemente Gen<>ral Hospital and
relea11ed
Four•star Musieal Welcome
Laguna Beach police Det.
Gene Brooks look Richard W.
Moan, 35. of 279 11 Calle Real,
Capistrano Ocacll, into r ustody
al thl· sc h ool d1 s tr1ct 's
traru.portalion fac1ltty ul the e nd
of the driver's run.
A warrant alleging solicitation
for lewd conduct and chlld
molestation w as issued. police
saJd, on lhc bas is or a complaint
by the youth.
Moan, a substatulc bus driver,
had been assigned no particular •
route. He also worked for the city
of Laguna Beach as a festival
tram driver this s ummer.
Dr. Robert Sanctus. district
superintendent, said today lhat
Moan will bo relieved of driving
runcUons but will remain a dis·
trict employe until the maLter 1s
resolved. Moan has been
employed by the dii.trict since
December 1975.
Del. Brooks said the arrest was
in connection with an mcadent Ju-
ly J7 when a 15 year old South.
Laguna boy was picked up wh1lo
hitchhiking in Lai:w na Beach.
Del. Brooks said the youth re-
ported he had been encouraged lo
engage in a lewd act. °Phert' was
no reported phys ical contact.·
The incident is ullrgcd lo have
occurred at about 9 p.m .
The boy first reported the inci·
dent to a police officer and Dct.
Brooks interviewed the youth at
length before flecking a warrant,
he said.
Moan was r eleased on his own
recognizance after booking. Ills
arraignment at South Orange
County Municipal Court is set for
Wednesday.
Officials Indicted
SAN FRANCISCO IA Pl Two
former U.S Postal S<-rvlce ex·
l'CUllvcs, Wilham f' Raborn II(
and Samu<>l II Coll', were indict-
ed Wcdnrsday on charge11 or
bnbery. submatllnJ< false clalm11
and anromr tax v1olotwns.
A brass band welcomed Marine Corps
Commandant Louis ll Wilson to El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station today. Wilson,
wbo holds the Coogrcsslonal Medal of
Honor. ls in town for a four-day visit, dur·
ing which time he plans to inspect El Toro
and al.so the helicopter facility in Tustin.
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, .f'ro• Page .. 11
PARKS •••
~d use the ~ extra man.power
to get Ole Job done that be cla.uru
the clty lsn 't doao1.
Lee ..,.. dae dt:7 doela't lift
tlte beaeh Hnd datty, a bid
apecilicaUona nid his flnn mu.st
do, doesn 't mow und ~·dge
parkways regularly, u his firm
would lulve lo do.
•"J'hey don't have enouah man-
pow~r lo do the work," Lee lll·
silt.a
Th~r.-would aliso baYo to bt·
JIUl'Cha11e or equipment the city
doesn't have, 11ays Lee -an in-
wstmeot of over $100,000.
He arauea that if bis finn we.re
lostruc:ted t.o penorm tbe level of
work oow done by thee.icy, "I can
assure you that our bld would be
significantly lower."
He adds in complaint, "I reel 1t
!s unreasonable to desc:nbe one
le.el of activity that we would
contractually be held to and com-
J)&J'e t.bat to a dlttereot level of
adivily which you are currently
provided.
•'Th.ls i! an unacceptable dou·
ble standard."
A peripheral issue that al'06e
over the bid solicilaUon ron-
c:erned the Cate of the city
cmployes whose jobl would be
absorbed by a pnvatecompany.
Lee .said his job proposal in-
c:l u des the hiring or those
workers.
Horticultural Services bas no
experience in wholesal e
landscape maintenance ror any
•ncy as large and complex as
a city government. But Lee says
his company, though less than
two years in business, brings
with it nearly 30 years' ex·
Jltlrience. He says large-acreage
-~. like his Le1~ure World cont-
: N et, prove bis worth.
• Jn short, he says, he stall wants
the job.
The council wiU consider tus
proposal at its Oct. 6 meetmg at
the Civic Center.
Laguna Beach
Rotary Club
To Salute 'UCI
The Laguna Beach Rotary
Club will salute UC lrvme by de·
voling its noon Friday meetings
through Octobe r nnd part of Nov
ember to speakers from the un
ivers1ty, now beginning its 12th
year.
. The first s peaker, John C. Hoy,
vice chancellor in charce of un·
iversity and s tudent affairs. will
open the series Friday and speak
on "UCl 's Second Decade."
Other speakers will include
Cheryle Biles, Alumna or the
Year for 1976 and regent-
designate for the Univers1t.y of
Callfornla board or regents; Dr
Stanley van den Noort, dean ol
the UCI College of Medicine. Len
Mmer, head track roach. and
Clayton Garnson. dean of the
&hool of Fine Arts .
Dr. Norman Nixon, a Laguna
Rotarian and asi.oc1ate clinical
professor or P sychiatry at the
UCI College of MedJcine, 1s the
chairman o f ··uc1 Month 1&t
Laguna Rotary."
Fro• Pag~ 11 I
MEDICARE
more than 20 days In a skilled
nurs ing ho m e will require
beneficiaries to pay $15.20 doily
for the 2111t through the lOOth day,
up from the present $13.
Medicare patitnts who must be
hospitaliz('d more than 00 con·
seculivt' da y~ enn draw upon
their ont'·hmC'·nnly lifetime rc-
St>ne an t•"(tra llO dray<\ -but
\'111 have to pay $62 dnily instead
of I h<' current $52.
The as:t'ncy o;nid lh<' <'O!!l or
.Medicare ho1>p1tal insurance '" ~ll.pet'ted to fl'I<' rrom an over-
all $13 6 billion thl!'i year to $16.1
hlhon in 1977.
Ahout. 24.7 million persorui ere
eligible for the bcnef1l3 Uus year.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
.. '
Boosters Jtlake Splash
''Targets" ( frotrl left) Cy Painter. Jess
Merndcw and Bob Marvin hold forth
behind panel while Laguna Beach }ugh
School Boost e r Club President Jack
Overholt takes aim with wet ~ponge. The
Boosters will have an array of Laguna
notables on the firing line from 7 to 11
u.m . Saturday at the Fall Festival
(Oktoberfest) downtown. Wet revenge 1s
just 25 cents a toss. Proceeds wtll benef 1t
high school activities.
Fluorearbon Ban Urged
VC Irvine Researcher A.1,so Backs Boycott
By HILARY KA.Vt: Oflu 0 .. 1, Pt ... \Mii
Dr. Frank Roland of (,JC Irvine
said today he strongly supports a
recommendation that restnc·
tions on aerosol sprays be initial·
ed immediately, recommended
by the task force study111g the er
fct'ls of nuorocarbons on the at·
mosphere
Dr. Rowland also said he sup·
ports a consumer boycott of
aerosol s pray producl.l> to help
persuade manufacturers to
switch to less dangerous pro-
dut'ts
The task for ce. called ln·
terageoncy Task Force on lnad·
Yertent Mod1facat1on of the
Str atosphere <I MOS) recom·
mended Wednesday that rules to
regulate aerosol spray producll>
be developed now.
Dr. Ro \\ land. along \\1th UCl
colleague Dr Mario Molina, first
expos~d the dang e r s o r
nuorocarbons . They said the
jtases break down the earth's
protective layer of ozone and
could lead to increast•d skin
cancer and chm atic changes.
Front Pag .. t l
BURKE. • •
for the r c1mburs<'ment"''1 hl•
asked "It did not. The issue as
there."
Dlednch. dunog Wednesday·..,
board meeting. suggested th1·
rounty might look elsewhert' th<'
next lime 1t °"ants a measure
passed consaden n~ Burke !'i
··m1shandhng . or this nne.
And Clark claimed Burke i'I out or touch \\1th his constatuenti.
"'Aller wandering around in the
bowels of state government for 110
long."
But Burke said. '"This was
shoddy political rhetoric ... by
t~o Democrats on the Board of
Supervisors trying to make ml·
look bad In my race down here.
"1 am not surpnsed.'' he con·
tlnued ... This is the caliber or
trick they pull.''
Clark was out of town today at·
tending a tax reform conference
and could not be reachl"d for
comment.
And Diedrich when first quc!'i·
tiooed about Burki":. rhaq(e
asked, ''Can you pnnt a laugh"'"
When Burke w a~ told f>if'dnch
thought he was n aahnl( av.ay '" a
losing rampa1gn hatlle, he
rtplied, "J can only laugh al that.
one"
Then he r ererrcd to Diedrich'~
comml•nl as "dem.1J:ui;:ul•ry "
Hut despite th1• crltic1~m.
Rllrk•• said. ht> 111 11Ull wllhn~ to
work with rounty offlrn1ls on nny
leglsl a lion th<'Y fe(') 1s net'<led
"Ir they want ~omt'l'lody l'l:o1e to
do ll Ooe," he said, "but I am
wUUn1 to do il. My s kin ii lhlck. ''
Burke said. however. the lour
new J\ldgeahips are ne<Jdcd lo re-
lieve court overcrowding. an<t
whether the slnto or county foots
the but it still comes from tax
dollars. Of s upervisors, be 11~d. "they
are trying to make themselves
look 1ood. 1 am oot concerned
about who looks good. 1 am con·
cerned about whether th•
judicial system ln Ora.ngeCounty
has t.be capacity to handle the
crime problem."
They were supported recently
when the National Academy of
Sciences agreed wlth the results
of their studies. However, the
academy said there should be a
two-year waiting period for more
tests before regulations are put
into effect.
'Personal lnte~rity'
Ford Confidently
Backs Use of Fund
WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi·
dent Ford said today he is confi-
dent the anquary into his past
campaign finances will de-
monstrate he is "free of any aJ.
legations .. of impropriety and ex·
press<'d hope the matter can be
rei-olved quat'kly.
P<'rched on the side of his Oval
Office desk. Ford told reporters
h<' had never diverted any cam-
paign contributions for personal
USC
Tht> President was asked if a
rash of news reports about lhe in·
qwry by the Watergate special
prosecutor. com ing in the midst
of has campaign agamst Jimmy
Carter, was troubling tum.
Ford replil'd that he was not as
<"oncerned about ft for politi<"al
reasons a~ he was ~ausc or his
· rN·ord of personal integrity."
'Tm very proud of my record or per.;onal antegnty, .. the Presi-
dent df'clared
·At th<' ne"'" conference. con-
vened without advance notice.
Ford det'llned to assess the
pohllt'DI am pact Of the anvcstiga
t1on . being conducted by
Waterjtat1> !>pecaal prosecutor
t'harki. Ru ff
He did say that he has "full
confidence m th<> integrity•• or
Rufi and declared : ··1 strongly
bt'hcv1• 111 llw ~pecaal prosecutor
t'oncept '
Police Seize
Man, Girl in
Home Break-in
A 14·year old girl and a 23·
year-old man were arrested by
J.aguna Beach pohce Tuesday at
the 11crnP of a home which had
bec>n brok<'n into .
Police book<'d William N .
Trenholm. a transient whose la'lt
riddress "as ll\ted as 249 Lower
t'htf Onv<'. Laguna Beach on
suspicion of bur1tlarv and con·
tnbuting to the delinquency of a
minor
Thc.> M enhutlan Beach girl was
boolced for nlleaed poeseasion oC
marijuana.
Officers Greg Bartz and
Roland M aug made the arreata in
retponse to a ailenl alarm at 106S·
Didrickson Way.
Officer Maus r eported that as
he approached the home, he ob-
served Trenholm inside the re-
.sldence replacln1 the louvered
panes in a wlndow. The clrl wa.s
found sundiog near an open door
a long alde the house.
Maus reported Trenholm said
th• two had i.o•t::ht loctsinl at the
home. No property was dis·
covered mlssin1.
Ford also discussed his gotr
outings as a congTessman with
big business lobbyists -some of
wblcb involved travel to corpora-
tion-owned couses and resorts
-Zenith's Color Sentry"' doH It all IOt you: COflllOI, lhe COi()(
J>ICIUIO whon tho SClll'lfJ
changH, Of tho channol
ch&ngot. even Whon thn room
ltght changes Yov fl•I thor
Qfeot Zenith pfcture
-•utomerlcalfy.
011 Ciiy Gro1cil1
Top San Juan .
Officials Meet
By ANN•: <'OOPEJl
001 ... 0.11, ..... ~.
Sao Juan Cnpuurano cuun-
cllmen and plaonina colJ'\
miuloner:i mtt In a work session
Wednl-sday to appo1nt a Cl"O~h
managment committeo and to
oulllne commitle_, guidelines tor
a final arowth mana1ement
system.
A public hearing on the city's
irowth manaaement policy ha!\
been tentatively scheduled for
Oct. 26, with adoption of a nna1
policy s lated for a Nov.17 council
meeting.
The growth managemeot com·
mittee appointed Wednesday ln·
elude Kenneth Friess. coun-
cilman; Robert Davies, planning
commissioner; J ames Moc alls,
city manager; James Okualu,
city attorney; Wilham Murphy,
publlc works director; and
Thomas Merrell, planrung direc-
tor.
The committee will meet :it
least once a week to evaluate
community input. research cos-
ts. impacts and .legal implica·
t.iona or alt.emate management
techniques, and arrive at a final
system for presentation at the
Oct. 26 public hearing.
Goals of the city's system for
managing growth, as outlined at
Wednesday's work session are:
-To preser ve Sao Juan's
semi·rural lifestyle
-To prevent overloading
public agencies serving San Juan
residents
-To insure San Juan's
economic stability. and
-To consider factors in areas
surrounding San Juan which re-
late to the city's growth.
Councilmen and CO IT\·
missioners said they wanted em·
phasis placed on balanced
growth. They included com·
merc1al as well as resident1:1J
growth on their growth objec·
lives.
Another objective was to a!'i-
sure that municipal, s chool, •
'QUALITY
TELEVISION
pubUc uff'ty •nd utthty Mrvlt'C!S
kl"t"p pace with iiroWlh.
There appeared to be 1&ft6.
ment amona thotJe pr~ thal
San J uan ahould coolU'lt.tt to pro-
v I de hou1ln1 tor low 1od
moderate Income-t11miUes, but.
the: committee wlll hnve lo de·
cide whcth"r to require that a
quota ayatem be dcvl~ to as·
sure that m oderately priced
houslna is built
A possible altcrnnlivc would be
to establish a housing subsidy
proaram.
The comm illee will also con·
sider two alternative mclbods for
limit.in& growth, a numerical and
a aeograph1cal system.
StateSlwre
Use Limited
ByNewLaiv
SACRAMENTO (A P)
Beginning next year, use of
Cahlorma's l ,070·mile shoreline
will be restricted by a new law
aimed at halUng urban sprawl in
lar gely u ndeveloped beach
areM.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
signed lhis landmark legislation,
whit'h takes effect Jan. 1, and 20
other environmental bills at. a
ceremony in has office Wednes-
day.
"ll is for not only the people
who arc in California today, but
their children and their
grandchildren and aeneralion.s to
come to enJOY," the Democratic
governor said.
At the hour·long ceremony,
Brown shu!Oed over 100 backers
of the bills 10 and out or the room.
including a group of chanting In·
dians m leather and feather cos-
t um cs who perfor m ed
ceremonial dances.
The automatic picture control system ..
It controls the color picture,
scene to scene, channel to channel,
even in changing room llghtl
PLUS
One-knob VHF ant1 UHF
C.lo.111111 I :,, It c l•un
100•4 'in111 c-1.1 In
r 11.111 r .1 j
POWCR SENT~V
V11ll H}" Hr qulnlln(J
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Thf'I HAn STON • H25tOW
(J1,1111 ·,r rtiuo lnhlo mmlnl
t1 .. 11urir1•1 ·.1u11Jy vinyl 1.l:1d
rll• lllll c..ati1not tn rlchly•nr11ln!!rl
'""'ul,lll <J W.1fnul l VG -
(lt•r 11on11. V1rhm Ounrd Tuning
sr.1om with convon11in1 One·
Knob VHF nnd UHF Ch.lnnol
Soloc.11on.
And Burke claimed criminals
are free OD the streets because Of
courtroom jamming.
Supervisor Tom Riley said he
planned to research the ent1tG
situation Mfore commenting,
and be said the criUcisrM voiced
durlne Wednesday•s meeting
came as a surprise.
Cartoon Carnival
Slated Saturday
1·1111 I n•·to111Mnrrfl11li•·~1•1u~ flHr P1•r11101u1I
0111• l •·ur Gunrnu11•1• Ou l .'1·1·r~11•rod11,·1 M1• ·"••II!
Supel'Visor Laurence Schmit
said be didn't comment becauae
.. I didn't want to add to the IUlf
between our state represen·
taUYe11 and us on t.be cou.nty
level."
But Burke said he didn't thlnlc
there was a"y gu If. •·t felt that we have worlced
~JI together in the past," he
ald ... cooperated well oo many
thinp."
A cartoon carni.U featmtng
Chio N' Dale. Bu«.a Bunny, Road
RuMer and Speedy (i()maJes will
be sponsored by the Junior
Women'• Club of Lal\lJla Beach
Saturday al tbe Women's
Clubhouse. 285 St. Ann '11 Drive,
LaKuna Beach.
There are two ahow\ngs at 10
a .m. to noon and from 1to3 p.m.
Adml!\slon Is so cerfta for chlldHn
and $1 for aduJts. Proceeds will
benellt. tbe club conservation
l\&Dd..
27 5 East 17th St.
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Phone 642-8882
Storo Hours Ds11y 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30
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Orange Coast
EDITION
Today's Clo ing
• Stoeks
,VOL. 69, NO. 274, 3 SECTIONS, 1' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 N/C TEN CENTS
ll1111ti11gto11 Log Jo111
Three wetsuited surfers right for position
on a small Huntmgton Beach wave as a
fourth pulls back to wait for a wave of his
own. Although school has begun, hardy
surfers still mana~c to squeeze in a couple
of waves bet ween classe!> Crowds should
trun some as the water temperature begins
to drop.
Spray Can Ban Urged
VC Irvine Researcher Also Backs Boycott
By HILARY KAYE
()f ·~· o ••• , ,.,,_ St•fl
l>r. Frank Rowland of UC
Irvine said today he strongly sup-
ports a rccom mendation that
restnct1ons on Ul'rosol :,prays be
initiated imml't.liatcly, recom-
mended by the ta11k force study·
ing the erfec.'t s of fluo~ocarbons
on the atmosphere.
Or. Rowla nd also said h<' sup-
ports n cons umer boycott or
aerosol :.pray product:i to h<'lp
persuadt• manufact urer-; to
switch to It·.,., dJngerous pro
dUc.'tS
Th<' ta'k force. rall<'d In
teragcnc~ Task f'orCl' on lnad
verte nt Mod1f1callon of lhl•
Stratosphere 1 I MOS> rC'com
mended \lfrdnesday that rules to
regulate acroc;ol spray product'!
be developt•d now
Dr Rowland, nl<>n~ with l"Cl
colleague Dr M ar10 Molino. first
expos('d lhC' dan~ers or
fluorocarbons They su1d the
&&HS break down the t'arth"'
protective lnyt'r of oionc and
could ll'lld to inrn·uscd skin
c:ancer and rltm atu: rhong('s.
They Wl're i.uµportt.'<I rec<'ntly
when the Nat aonul Academy of
Orangtj Coast
-.-4 -
\\'ea th er
Chance of showers or ·
possible thunderstorms
lingering through Friday.
LitUe temperature chanae
expected.
INSIDETODAY .
TM GneTGI Accounting Of· Ji« 1m occuitd th• rur of m.
flatfng crime atotUtic• that
ttrW .GI the bcm far tM .aomcv'• budget. See atorv on
PogeA4.
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Sciences agreed with lhe results
of their studies. However, the
academ y said there should be a
two-year waiting penod for morl'
tests before regulations are put
mto effect.
Dr Rov. land said at first he wn~notoppos('d lo the Academy's
re<'ommendnt1on for a two·vear
dl'lay bt'cause he thought they
planm·d to iron out tht· details of
<SeeSPRA\', PageA%)
Costa Mt.-sa Cast•
Second Fight Eyed
In Stabbing Death
C'osla Mesa poltce now t>C.'li<'H'
two men may have stabbed
Wallace James Hebert Sundn)
momma: but admit they are far
from h aving all the fat·ts m thl'
caS('.
lletM-rt, 26, of 1!172 Anaheim
i\vf.' . du~d of several stab wounds
at 6 a m S unday at Hoag
Memorial Hospital In Newport
Beach.
Of'fi<'ers Wednesday arrest('d
John Lester Ford, 22, near his
home at 989 Victoria St.. Costa
Mesa. He is being held In Costa
Mesa Jail facing charges of
homicide .
Lale Wednesday police re-
1 eas ed Kenn e th H a rold
Reynold.1, 29, of 1978 Maple St.,
C06ta Mesa, pending further in-
vesti~ation of the case.
Detectives originally arrested
Reynolds on charges of murder.
following an argume nt at
Hebert's home involving the vic-
Um and his girlfriend.
Reynold.1 allegedly stepped in.
to break up the argument
between Hebert and the girl, and
shortly afterwards, Hebert stag-
gered off with a lcntre wound,
police theorize.
It was first believed that
Hebert refused medical treat-
ment for several hours, return-
ing to the home at about 3 a.m.
af\er losing a large quantity or
blood.
Police now say Hebert could
not have lived that long, after ex-
amining the extent of his in·
Juries •
.. We suspect. there was a
second flsht," Lt. Georae L.
Lorton said todaJ.
Information received by police
officers led to the arrest of Ford
earl) \lfrdnc•,cfa) morning
"'We thought this wa5 an OIJ<'n
and shut l"asc v. 1th the arrest or
Reynolds," Lorton ~aid "But
with th(' amount or damage that
"ai. don(' to llchC'rt. WC' don"t
think ht' cnuld havf' made 1t lhrt.•e
or four hourc; without medical
lr('ntml•nt ·
l'ohrt' said fo'ord I'> tht• brolh<'r
of Hebert"s girlfric•nd
Lorton said dcll•ctav1•s today
are questioning witnesses at the llcb~rl home and other as-
scx:iates or the murder victim '"
an attempt to sort out the racls in
the• cll'alh.
Daily Pilot Price
To $3.50 Oct. I
Home delivery price for
the Dally Pilot will go from
S3 25 lo SJ 50 per month cf·
fective October 1.
At $3.50 per month, the
Daily Pllol subscription
price remains among the
lowest for seven -day
newspapers in Southern
Cahlomia.
Coollnuini major cost
locroaaes In all aspects of
newspaper production and
dlstrlbolion, such as a $20
per lon newsprint price in-
crease last July, make this
.increase necessary.
Your Daily Pilot carrier,
who is an Independent
merchant, will realize an
increase in pront (oc bis or
her services to )'OU at the new price. .
19 Percent Boost
Medicare Fee Hikel
• 1
Hits Old, Disahledj
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
portion of hospital fees that 25
million Mechcare beneficiaries
have to pay out of their pockets
was boosted a r ecord 19 percent
today by the Social Secunty Ad·
ministration.
The hike, effective on Jan. l,
means that an elderly or disabled
person entering a hospital ID 1977
will be responsible for the first
$124 of the initial bilJ, covering up
to two months, compared with
the present charge of$104.
Similar increases apply to the
share of costs that are to be borne
by the patient ror extend('(! stays
Diedrich,
Burke Fire
Broadsides
B> KATHY CLANCY Ot .... o ... , ..... S.Utt
Assemblyman Robert Burke
1 R-Hunt1Dgton Beach I charged
Wednesday ht>" as the tar1tet or a
"cheap poltt1cal shot" by Orange
County Supervisors Ralph Clark
and Ralph Diedrich
In turn. 01cdrt<'h rulll'd Burk<.' s
counter·attack tht' ·nailing awa)
.. of am an an the heat or a losing campaign.··
Burke is seeking a sixth as
sembly term in a rare with
Democrat Dennis Mun~crs
And Burke was the target of
cntldsm by Clark and Diedrich
Wednesday during a contmuing
controversy over JUSt who the
state or the county to.hould pay
for four new supe rior court
Judgeships needed lo reheve CIVIi
c.'ase backlogs
Burke said Wednesday he is
not nailing away at aJI He re-
ferred lo Diedrich ·s comments
as .. demagoguery" and said he"ll
s till be an assemblyman for
another couple of years
Wedn<'s day's controversy
arose over a b1 II Aurke i.ponsored
which created four new <;upenor
rourt judgeships
The measure pai>sed recently
but was amended lo lt•uv(' out a
guarantee the s tate would <.'nn
tnbute the $60.000 for Nich scat 1l
normally docs
And with thnt, sup<'rvisors re-
fused to pass a resolution asking
the governor to fill the new seals
until the state funds arc guaran·
teed
But Burke had claimed Tues-
day supervisors were s imply
playing games Their refu!ial to
pass a resolution agreeing to pay
their $200,000 share of rach
Judgeship, Burke said, earlier
held up passage of the measure
an) WO}
And. he said. tht.• l><'mocraltc
controlled legislature forced the
amendment superv1sor1 now are
cnllc1zmg Burke msasted that
the $60.000 for carh pos1l1on
would be forthcoming tf
sul>('n·1sors would s imply pai><,
the resolution
But Diedrich d is missed
Burke''! claims
ID a hospital or skilled nursing
home.
Social Security Commissioner
James B. Cardwell s aid the in-
crease is necessary to keep pace
with hospital costs, whlch have
been shooting up at more than
twice the over-all c06t of living.
Medicare covers all hospital
charges for up to the flrsl 60 d~ys
except for an amount which, in
theory. represents the cost ol the
day of admission.
Under the federal formula t:le-
signed lo balance off inflation,
the price of that first and sup·
pottedly average day goes up
• Dally l'll<lt SUll l'Mto
BREAKS WITH CARTER
Supervisor Diedrich
Carter Dumps
Diedrich, Who
Re turns Favor
By GARV GRANVILLE
()f , ... 0111, ,.INC St.H
County Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich ·s on again. off again
n1rtat1on With J immy Carter's
presidential campaign is off
again
This lime, according to
Diedrich, his flirtation with com·
mand i n g the presidential
nominee's campaign in Orange
County is off for good
C11rter ·s campaign chiefs con-
firmed that message when they
appointed Rep. J erry Patterson
<D-Santa Ana> to replace the
Fullerto n supervisor on the
three-m a n county campaign
team .
They said Diedrich had re-
signed by telegram Sept. 11 and
the resignation was taken off the
tnble Wednesday
Diedrich said the so.called re-
signation was another foulup by
Carter campaign manager.> who
dJdn 't notice the date of his re-
:.agnallon message and weren 'l
aware of the reconciliation that
has taken place
'"I stall support Jimmy Carter
I think he will make a fi ne pres1
dent." uid 01edr1 ch
"However,·• he added, "J Urink
<See IT'S OF•', Pa,e A2)
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Four-star Musieal Weleonte
'
$20. In fact, however, the com·
putations lag behind actual ~
by about two years.
After the patient picks up ,
first $124 of his bill next yeat.
Medicare will, as usual, pick~
the balance through the 60th dl)'. ~
But then further increases app.j
ly which, for some patien~. •
could prove even more dear.
They will have to pay $.11 daiJt
out of their own pockets for the
6lst through the !K>lh day, up
from the present $26 daily.
Post-hospital stays lasting'
(Sff MEDICARE, Page A%)
Purchase
Of Ranch
Finalized
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of tM 0811¥ .... lt-'I
The Mission Viejo Company
closed escrow today on its $15
milllon pur<.'hase of 6,700 Moulton
Ranch acres an Laguna Hllls.
Al the same lime, l'ompany of-
ficials revenled formation of a
new management firm culled
Aliso Viejo Company, to ad·
minister the property.
The acquisition brings to near·
ly 18,000 acres the total amount or.
land held In the Saddlebaclt
Valley by the company, which is
a wholly owned s ubsidiary of the
Phlllp Morris Corpornllon.
Mission Vitjo Company Presi·
dent Phillip J . Reilly revealed
that he will also head the new
management company and most
of the top officers will be the
same.
The newly acquired property iS
bounded generally by the Laguna
Beach city limits, Laguna Niguel
and d evelope d portions of
Laguna Hills There are many
development constraints on tbe
land, including steep slopes and
hills, noise from approachini
Marine Corps Jets, the AlisQ
Creek greenbelt corridor a nd
others.
The land had been owned by
the Moulton Trust and Mr. and
Mrs. Ivar Hanson. MrH. Hanson
is a Moulton family heiress.
The 6,700 acr es comprised the
bulk or remaining land once
owned by Saddleback Valley
pioneer rancher Lewis Moulton
Future construcUon plans for.
the land are clouded by the cur'·
rent Orange County generaJ plati
designations an the urea and by a
debate over whether or not to
proh1b1 t res1dent1al units in areas
heavily impacted by Jet notse
The present general plan con~
f1gurat1on would permit con·
struclton or a large amount of.
hghl Industry. some commerclnl
and up to 10,000 new homes, s up·
porting 0 populallon or up td
30,300 people '
A brass band welcomed Marine Corps
Commandant Louis H. Wilson, left, to El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station today.
Wilson, wbo holds the Congressional Medal
of Honor, is jn town for a four-day visit~
during which time be plans to inspect El
Toro and also the helicopter f aciJlty in Tustin. . ..
. "I DAJL y P1LOT N /C
Kidnap.
Trial Halt
Rejected
By TOii BAaLl::Y oc .. o.1•v ,.. .......
Renewed demands for dis.-
mbaal of murder CbarSM nJed
aiainst two men ace~ ol the
kidnaplne and ldllma of Los
Alamitos hous ewife Joann
Sdsman were &tguin rejected to-
da.y in Santa. Ana Municipal c.ou.rt.
JL.MUc Robert E. l..aw made it
cleu that he wants to bear more
taUmooy before he takes action oa the motions riled by lawyers
for William Paul Gullett and
Ronald Lewis Ewing, both Z7.
And bolb of Bellflower.
It ls alleged that both men
were responsibJe for the abduc-
Uoo or Mrs. Seigman, 43, and her
family last Aug. 25.
Jt ia further aUeged that they
shot and killed her and dumped
her body ui a field lll the Carson
area when their plan to extort
cub from the Long Beach
market managed by ber husband
misfired.
The prosecution's key witness
\NU back on the witness st.and to-
~to again confirm that be dis-
cosud the planned ludnaping
with Gullett on several ~asioos in July and Augusto(lhisyear.
lp.lormant Curtis Ray Eddy,
~ Garden Grove. testlfied that
.Jia· was invited to accompany
:Gullett and Ewing to the
Seigman home at 3351 Cortese
Dnve, but .. chickened out."
Eddy testified that he at first
agreed to go along with the ac-
cused men but hid in a rear room
of his Garden Grove apartment
last Aug. 25 when Gullett called
forh1m.
Eddy testified that his
girllriend answered the door
wi.eo Gullett knocked and told
lbt visitor that Eddy was oot at
home.
Judge Law listened carefully
to a taped telephone conversation
be.a.ween Eddy and Gullett which
seemed to confirm the slate~ merua made by Eddy from the
w\tness stand.
Shenff's omc~rs taped the con-
versation between the two men
~bortly after Eddy called their
office last Aug 28 and told them
he knew the ident.Jly ol the men
who killed Mrs. Seigman.
Eddy and hjs girlfriend have
been placed in protective custody
until the end of the preu mi nary
heanng when a deeasion will be
made on whether ttM!y are to re-
tnain in that type of conftnement.
Judge Law will tX' a.'ike<l at the
r)ose of the hearing to send the
two men to Orange County
~uperior Court for trial on
charges of murder and kidnap-
ini.
Both John S<-1g man, 50, and his
17-year-old son John. have been
ltuable to identify Gullett and
Ewing as the two intruders who
wore heavy circus-type makeup
nnd wigs when lhry broke into
the family home la~t Aui;i 25
S t a te Court
S tays T erm o f
Coas t Woman
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
State Supreme Court today
t.tayed the execution of a five-dJay
Jnll sentence for a Corona del
Mar woman found guilty or con
t!'mpt of court after she contoct
l'<1 ht•r 28-year-old daughter in
\ 1oJal100 of ao injunctioo.
Gloria Laing, 52, w1111 released
on he r owo recogmunce by
&apenor Court Judge WilUam
C':\ldccott. who made the hiih
roc,&r1 '" dec1s1on public this morn
'"• The ordf'r s taying execution ()f the-1'entence on the rlvil con-
tl-mpt rharitc hy .ludit<' Caldcro\l
will r..-maln in df<'<:t until thf'
Suprf'me Court cnn rC'Vlt-w Mr..
l..ah,,(s case
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°''"'"'*--Pla:a S iore Goi11g Up
Construction cre.ws start up drill and pile driver at site
of new I. Magmn store at South Coast Plaza in Costa ~esa. The 80,000 square foot building, under construc-
tion by C. L . Peck contractors, will be completed and
open by October of 1977. It Wlll include an extension of
the two-level fashion mall leading south from Jewel
Court near Bullock's to the I. Magnin store South Coast
Plaza officials said. '
Chicano Coalition
Seeks Jail Probe
A coalition of Orange County
Chicano organizations has called
for a federal mvcsligallon into al·
leged beatings, denths and
abuses at the county Jail
fo'rnnk Martmez, cha1nnan or
the Orange Couoty Ch1$BJJO
Equal Opporluntl) Coalil1on,
said today he has !.ent a telegram
to the U S. Attorncy General call·
mg for the probe.
Jn addJt1on, Martinex said, he
has asked to discuss the matter
with Assemblyman Richard
Alatorre CD· Los Angeles>.
cha1rm an of the A:!>scmbly ·s
comm~tee on th<' stale pn~on
SV\lt.'m
·He said he has had no reply as
yet from federal offtr1ah. but an
appolntment with Alatorre ls be·
ang scheduled.
Shenrr Brad Gates l'ould not
be reached for comment this
mommg. Martinez said he lned
to reach Gates lo dtscuss the
matter last week but was unsuc-
cessful.
Edward Morga of the League
of United La t in American
Citizens CLULAC). one of the
1eroups m the coalition. said there
were 12 deaths In the Jail
between 1974 and 1975 and half
were p<-ople or Span1i.h ht.'ntage
Morga said that , rountvwide,
the Spanish porulatlon ii eight
perct'nt, yet SO J)<'rceut o! th~ Jail
deaths Involved lh06<.' of Spanish
ht'rttarc.
However. M art1Dl'7. !'laid the
pri!'lon population mny include
more p<'Ople or Sp11nhh hcntage
than other ract's
Mnrtlnt>z said hr hul\ talked
with about 10 rrople who have
t.uffcn•d ah1111cs or !\('('n ahust·~ in ,
Blaze Cause
At Mari1ier's
'Mile Probed
Fire omclall aald thla momins
\My have not yet plnpolnted the
cause ot the ~.000 tire that
erupted early Wednada,y morn-
inc ln a Newporl Beach
chlldren'11 clinic.
lnveaucaton sold they are atilt
lnterviewin«i wltnes.scs and alft-
ln1 throu1h the aahes of the buUdlns at 2850 Avon St. in the
Ma.rtner•1 Mtle area.
Fl.re Capt. James Topping ls
headin1 the lnvesUgatioo. He
dKllned to comment. on the
posalblUtJ that the t\re could
have been set.
Security guard WIUard Cbam-
neu aald be spotted U.. fire at
about 3:30 a .m. He aaJd be told
investigators that when be tried
to drive up lo the blazlns bulldJftC
to get an address, he wu ltopped
by a youth who told bim not to
bother to call the alarm lb. Re
said he radioed tbe alarm
anyway.
The ft re iutted the omen used
by Dr. Albert Pino. but nreme.n
who foupt the fire for an hour
and • ball were able to aave tho
two a.tJ<>lnlnc bustneue..
the jail since Gates became
sht>riff.
"They (jails) are not motels,
v.•e realize that, but there ls such
a thmg as treating people like
human beings,·· Martinez said.
H• caJle~ Gates "tn ti.tr to a
can of worms that bas ensted for
a long time. Now is a chance for
tum to show some leadenhip but
be has not."
In addition, M artlnez argued,
past grand juries and local of-
ficials have bad yean to solve
any problems lbat may exlSt but
have not.
He sud federal pressure may
help remedy the m atter
Members of the coalition are
LULAC. Adelante, the American
Gl Forum. the committee of
Sparush Speaking Social Worken
and lhe Federation of Mexican
Women. Martinez Sil.Id.
Jn addition, he saJd, the effort
has support Crom lbe NAACP and
Westmanster Mayor Phil An-
thony, a candidate for county
supervisor.
f'rora Pa~ ;\J
MEDICARE
more than 20 days in a sk11led
nur11lne home will require
beneficiaries to pay $15.20 d1uly
ror the 2l!'lt throu~h the lOOth day.
up from the present $13
Medicare patients who m~t be
hospltallzed more than 90 con-
secult ve days can draw upon
their one-lime-only hfellme re-
serve -nn extra 60 days -but
Wlll hRve to pay $62 daJly instead
of the l'Urrenl $52.
The a~ency u1d the C(),flt of
Medlcere ho~pilal Insurance b
ex pected to rise from an over-
all $13 6 b1lhon tht.S year to $16. l
billion ID 1977
About 24.7 million pel'IOM are
eligible for the benefits thl.s year.
The)' are upected to number 25.3
million next year.
Social Security uld lbt
avtrase hospital stay now coata
aboulSl ,600 per patient.
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SPRAY •••
an aeroeol ban durlnt thole two
ye an.
However, be said today he
believet lbe reiulatJons restrict·
inl aero.ot produda abould be
besunnow.
''They abould cet ltuted lm·
rnedla~ ao that compa.nt• w1U
betln cbanflnf over to leH ·
harmluJ producll," tbe adeoUst
laid.
Dr. Rowland -4ded that he ls
alto lo favor or a consumer
boycot.t 1\11,ested earlier . "I doubt t could be-a formal
consumer boycott. but If hall of
the people voted against the pro-
duct& by not buylnt them. It
would be dlsuter for the in-
dustry, ''aald Rowland .
'"n\e industry would bav to
cbaqe •ef7 ral)idl)t,'' be edded..
MIA Quest Ple~ed
Carter Backs Attempt to Find Men
BUJ'FALO. N.Y. <AP) -O.moeratlc preaidentJa\ can·
dldate Jimmy Carter pledted to-
day be would try u pnaident to
send a dele tallon to Vletnam,
Cam bod.la and Lao. to •U::J: to attOUnt tor American ers nUsaJ.na lD acUoo 1n &be Vletnam
war. (Related plcture. M>
Carter rt1ponded to people
carryto& placards at &be BuCtalo
airport demanding that the ml.as·
lnl be accounted for. He aaid
anew that be would estabUab
diplomatic re.laUom with Viet-
nam only when that accountlne
had been done.
"We neGd a presideritlal do-
legaUon, aulhorited by me next
January, not only to 110 t.o Viet-
nam but also to Cambodia atld to
i..o.. ·• Carter told the a1f1KN't
crowd. "That wlll be one ol the
fint re1ponaibU1Ues l will as-
sume.
. "We want lo 1et our boya bade
or aceounted for." he lldded.
Carter 1ave no specifics about
tbe sbe or makeup ol aucb a de·
legaUon.
'Pers onal Integrity~
Ford Confidently
Backs Use .of Fuml
WASHJNGTON (AP)-Presl-
dent Ford said today be ls confl·
dent lhe inquiry into his put
campaien finances will de-
moostrate be is "Cree ol any al-
legations" of impropriety and ex-
pressed hope the matter can be
resolved quickly.
Perched on the side ol his Oval
Office desk, Ford told reporters·
he bad never diverted any cam-
paign contributions for penoo.al
use.
Tbe President was asked if a
rub or otws reports abotlt the in·
quiry by lhe Watergate special
prosecutor, coming in the midst
of his campaign against Jlmmy
Carter, was troubling him. ·
.Ford replied that be was not as
concerned about it foe political
reasons as be was becausie of Ills
"record or personal integrity ...
"I 'm very proud ol my rtt0rd
of penonal integrity," the ~l·
dent declared. (Carter said today he accepts
Ford's declaration at face value.
The Democratic presidential
nominee ujd that, while be
knows no details or the campaign
fundinf. u far as be is COOffmed
the President's denlal ol any im-
propriety ends the matter.)
Al the news conference, con-
vened without advance not.ice,
Ford declined to assess the
political Impact of tbe investiga-
tion, belne conducted by
Watergate special prosecutor
Charles Rulf.
He did say that be has "full
confidence in the intecrtty" of
R~f and d~lared : "I strongly
believe in the special prosecutor
concept."
Ford alao discussed bi.s golf
outing.a as a congTeSSman with
bil business lobbyists -90me of
which involved travel to corpora·
tioo-<>wned couaea and resorts.
Carter cballenced Ford oo
Wednesday lo submit to trou·
examination by reporten on the
inveaU1ation into whether Ford
illegally diverted ciU!lpai&n con-
tributions to bis own use during
bis yeat'l ln Con1ress.
~QUALITY
TELEVISION
But an aldt• ~aid Its purpo o
would be to noaollate with tho
Southea:.t AaJa.ns to try to ck·
termint! what hep~ to tbe ~~
malning Americana mWin& ln
action.
Prealdent Ford Ml t.akl be will
make no mo••• toward
dlptomauc recoamtJoo ol tbo
ti.not 1ovemment undl there ls
a full a.ccounUn1 ot tM mlulQI
mc!'1ait~r has satd tn tbe past that
he would not move to establlah
normal relaUona with Hanoi "un-
W 1 was convinced penonatly
that the Vletnamne 1ovcmtn nl
had don• everylhln& humanly
possible to provide a eomplete a~tinK of our men wbo are
listed as m!ulng ln act.ion."
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IT'S OFF ...
those who are running his cam-
paign a.re running a disjolnled
shop and the lefl hand doesn't
know what the rlgbt band ls do-m,."
Accordin1 to Diedrich, when
his earlier resl1nat.ion was
withdrawn Carter campaian
cMefs had aereed \ba\ the
Democratic nominee would
spend a full day ln Orange Coun-
ty durtng October.
As part of the ultimatum the
county supervisor laid down, he
was to receive three weeks ad·
vance notice or the Carter visit.
But it was said that such notice
in the candidate's schedule
couJdn't be arranged.
Diedrich also made other
sUpulaUons in his ultimatum that
the Cuter people said they
couJdn 't a1ree to.
But that was all forgotten Wed-
nesday when Patterson was
named lo replace Diedrich and to
join Judy Rosener of Newport
Beach and UAW official Bruce
LM as the three-person chair
t'Ommlttee or Carter's Oranee
County campal&n.
Th• automa.!!c picture control 1y1tem
Tno Lucorne H 1 Q40W
Siem fnm docorllor corre>Gd atyflno'
Cabinet beaufllully 11nt,hod 1n ~tnulJfed
grained American Wolnu1 Picture
Control Automatic f'.'1,,. Tunino
ContrOl lllumlnatod
Ctlsnnol numbers.
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all 104 you conlrols lht color
picture when the eceno
chonoe,, or lhe channel
ch11ng&1, even whon 1h1 room
light changea. You get thet
groat Zenith picture
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It controls the color picture.
scene to scene, channel to channel.
even 1n changing room light!
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EDITION
NOL. 69, NO. '1141 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Afternoo11
1 .Y.Stock~
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 TEN CENTS~
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B11rke, Supervisors Trade Pots~ots l ,
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111 KATHY CLANCY OIMO.llyPllllllalt
Assemblyman Robert Burke
\Ol·HW1Uneton Beach) chareed
Wednesday he was the target of a
••cheap political sbot" by Orange .
County Supervisors Ralph Clark
and Ralph Diedrich.
In turn, Diedrich called Burke's
:counter-attack the "flailing away
.-•• ofa man in the beat of a losing
'Campaign."
Burke is seeking a sixth as·
sembly term in a race with
Democrat Dennis Mangers.
And Burke was the target or
criticism by Clark and Diedrich
Wednesday during a continuing
controversy over just who -the
stale or the county -should pay
for four new superior court
judgeships needed to relieve civil
case backlogs.
Burke said Wednesday he is
not fiaiUng away u.t all. He re-
ferred to Diedrich's comme.nts
as "demagoguery'' and said bell
still be an assemblyman for
another couple or years.
Wednesda y's controversy
arose over a bill Burke sponsored
which created four new superior
court judgeships.
The measure passed recently
but was amended to leave out a
guarantee the state would con·
tribute the $60,000 for each seat it
normally does.
And with that, supervisors re-
fused to pass a resolution asking
the governor to fill the new seats
until the state funds are guaran-.
teed.
But Burke had claimed Tues·
day supervisors were simply
playing games. Their refusal to
pass a resolution agreeing to pay
their $200,000 share of each
judgeship, Burke said, earlier
held up passage of the measure
anyway.
And. he said, the Democratic-
controlled legislature forced the
amendment supervisors now are
criticizing. Burke insisted that
the $60,000 for each position
would b e forthcoming if
supervisors would simply pass
the resolution. '
But Diedri ch dismi ssed
Burke's claims.
''Did the bill have the provisfoll
for the rei m bursemenl?" ho
asked. "It did not. The issue 1$'
there."
Diedrich, during Wednesday'S !
board meeting, suggested the
county might look elsewhere the
next time it wants a measure·'
passed considering Burke's;
.. mishandling" of this one.
(See BURKE, Page AZ)
19 P e rcent Boost . .
Medicare Fee Hike~
Hits Old, ~Disabled;
WASHINGTON <AP/ The
portion of hospital fees that 25
million Medic are beneficiaries
have to pay out or their pocket:.
was boosted a record 19 percent
today by the Social Security Ad ·
ministration.
The hike, efCectlve on Jan. 1,
means that an elderly or disabled
person entering a hospital in 1977
will be responsible for the first
$124 of the initial bill. covering up
to two months. compared with
the present charge of$104.
Similar increases apply to the
share of costs that are to be borne
by the patient for extended slays
3 lnjured
In 5-car
Accident
Three people were injured and
five cars were damaged when
fi ve motorists crashed into each
other early Wednesday morning
in a chain reaction colUslon in
Irvine .
Irvine police said today that
three people were treated at the
scene b y Orange County
paramedics and then taken to
Tustin Community Hospital,
where they were treated and re·
leased.
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Thos e injured included
Mitchell Carl Carlson. 17, of 34
Red Rock. I rvine and Gary
Wayne Moser, 31, or 26719 Via
Zaragosa, Mission Viejo, both
motorists. Also hurt was Chris
Mayo, 18, or 5 Red Rock, Irvine,
who was a passcn,Rer in a car
driven by Steve Mayo, 19, of the
same address.
Three wets uHed surfers fight for position
on a small Huntington Beach wave as a
fourth pulls back to wail for a wave of his
own. Although school has begun, hardy
surfers still manage to squeeze in a couple
of waves between classes. Crowds should
thin some as the water temperature begins
lo drop. Police said Miss Mayo suffered
bruises and a possible broken
arm. Carlson reportedly suffered
a two-inch cul above his eye and
Moser received lumps and
bruises on his forehead, police
said.
Carter Dumps Diedrich
(And Vice Versa) in End of Flirtation
The other two motorists In·
volved in the 7 a.m. collision at
Irvine Center Drive and Culver
Drive were Daniel Shelton Kite,
32. or Santa Ana. and Donald
Vinson Asbury . 42, of 23151 Tulip,
El Toro.
County Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich 's on again, orr again
turtallon with J immy Carter's
presidential campaign is orr
ataln.
This time, according to
Diedrich, his flirtation with com·
11\andlng the pres ide ntial
nominee'• campaip in Orange
County is off for good.
Carter's campaign chiefs con·
tlrmed that message when they
•llPOinted Rep. J erry Potterson
Coas t
Weathe r
Chance of showers or
possible thunderstorms
lingering through Friday.
Little temperature change
expected.
I NSIDE TODAY
TM CftlftOl Ac~ Of· ficc baa accu~ th« FBI of fn.
fla#ltg crime .ttafflttcl u.ai
~ °' lM boN for thil c:vencit'• budget. See storv on
PGgeM.
(0-Santa Ana) to replace the
Fullerton supervisor on the
three-man county campaign
teapl.
They said Diedrich had re-
signed by telegram Sept. 11 und
the resl1naUon WH taken off the
table Wednesday.
Diedrich said the so-called re•
slgnaUon was another foulup by
Carter campaign managers who
dldn 't noUce the date of his re·
slpation mesa age and weren't
aware of the reconciliation that
has taken place.
"I still support Jimmy Carter.
I think he will make a fine prcs1·
dent." said Diedrich.
"However," he added, "I think
those who are running his cam-
paign are running a disjointed
shop and the left hand docsn 't
know what the right hand is do·
Ing."
Accord.Ing to Diedrich, when
his earlier resignation was
withdrawn Carter campaign
<See IT'S OFF, Page A2)
Police said the ac~ldenl was
triggered when Mayo was unable
to stop before rear-ending a car
stopped for the signal at the in·
tersection. Wllhln moments,
three other cars were Involved In
the rear-end process.
Police said Moser's car waR
destroyed and that the other four
a utos received major or
moderate damage.
SJa Miiiion Pur~hase
Viejo Co. Buys Ranch
By WILLIAM SCllREIBEI oi-.0.11, .... ....,,
The Mission Viejo Company
closed escrow today on ita US
million purchase of 6,700 Moulton
Ranch acres in Lagwia Hills.
At tbe aame time. company of.
fkials revealed formation of a
new management firm called
Aliso Viejo Com pany, to ad·
minister the property.
The acquisltlon bring• to near-
ly 18,000 acres the total a.mount of.
land held in the Saddleback
Valley by the com~. which is'
• wholly owned subsidiary ol the
Philip Morris Corporation.
Mission Vi~o Company Presl·
dent Phillip 1. Reill7 revealed
that be wlil also head the new
manacement company and most
ol the top office.rs wm be the same.
'111e newJy acquired property is designations lo the area and by a
bounded generally by the Laguna debate over whether or not to
Beach city limits, Laguna Nlguel prohibit residential units in areas
and developed portions of heavily impacted by jet noise.
Laguna Hilb. There are many Tbe present general plan con·
development constraints on the flguratlon would permit con·
land, includlnl{ steep slopes and structlon of a large amount of
hills, noiH from approachinf. U1ht industry, some commercial
Marine Corps Jets, the Aliso and up to 10,000 new homes, sup·
Creek ireenbelt corridor and porting a population of up to
others. 30,300 people. .
The land bad been owned by "We expect that plannln1
the Moulton Trust and Mr. and studies involving a broad range
Mrs. Ivar Hanson. Mrs. H~ of Inquiries, includina social,
is a Moulton family heiress. cultural, economic and e1Mron-
'Ibe 6,700 acres comprised the mental matters will Jntenaify
bulk of remalnina land once now that the ltans!er ol UUe hu
owned by Saddlebac1r Valley been completed," aa1d James G.
pl<>Mer rancher Lewis Moulton. Toepfer, executive vice presJ.
Nure construcUoa plans for dent of both Mission Viejo and
the land are clouded by the c:ur-Aliao Viejo Companies.
nnt Oranao County genual'\>ta.a <See AANCU. P•Aa)
tn a hospital or skilled nursing
home.
Social Serurity Commissioner
James 8 . Cardwell srud the tn·
crease is necessary to keep pace
with hospital costs. which have
been shooting up at more than
twice the over-all cost of living.
Medicare covers all hospital
charges for up to the first 60 days
except for an amount which, in
theory, represents the cost of the
day of admission.
Under the federal rormula de·
signed to balance off Inflation,
the price or tbat first _: and sup·
posedly average -day goes up
$20. In fact, however, the com•,
putations lag behind actual costs
by about two years .
After the patient picks up the'
first $1.24 of his bill next year,
Medicare will, as usual, pick up
the balance through the 60lh day.
But then further inrreases app·
ly which, for some patients,
could prove even more dear.
They will have to pay $31 daily
out or their own pockets for the
6lst through the 90th day, up
from the present $26 daily.
Post-hospital sl ays lasting
<See MEDICARE, Page A!)
Generals Cont er O.lly Poot \t1H I'-•
Marine Corps Commandant Louis H. Wilson, four-star
general, right, speaks with the commanding general of
El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, J . K. Davis, soon
after Wilson arrived at the base this morning. One of
Wilson 's first comments was that he is concerned about.
"new housing encroaching on the base.".
Aerosol Ban Backed
By UCI Researcher
BylULARY KAYE
Oftll• Oelfy l'llOl 11'41
Dr. Prank Roland of UC Irvine
said today he strongly suppoN a
recommendation that restric·
Uons on aerosol sprays be initial·
ed immediately, recommended
by the task force s tudying the cf·
fects of nuorocarbon11 on the at·
mosphere ..
Dr. Rowland also salct he sup-
ports a consumer boycott oC
aerosol spray producl'I to help
persuade manufacturers lo.
switch to less dangerous pro·
ducts.
The task force. called In·
teragency Task Force on Inad-
vertent Modlflcatlon of the
Stratosphere OMOS> recom·
mended Wednesday that rules to
regulate aerosol spray products
be developed now.
Dr. Rowland, along with UCI
coUeague Dr. Mario Molina, first
e~posed the dangers of
fiuorocarbona. They said t he
gases break down the earth's
protective layer of ozone and
could lead to Increased skin
cancer and climatic changes.
Th.r were supported recently
when the NatlonaJ Academy or
.Sciences agreed with the results
of their studies. ffoweftf', the
academy said there should be a
two-year walling period for more
teata before regulations are put
l.nto effect.
Dr. Rowland said at lint be
was not opposed to the Acaamy'a•
reeommendaUon f~'7">'e&r delau' becaU1e he t.bq . . ' .
planned to Iron out the dctal1s ot
an aerosol ban during those two
years.
However. he said loday be-
bclieves the rcaulatlona rcstrlc~
ing aerosol products should bet
begun now. ;
"They should ge• s....{ed im'
mediately so that co~';;rtiea wllM
beeln chan~lnl( over to loaf
<See SPRAY, Pa1eA.2)
Daily Pilot Price
To 83.50 Oct. 1 1
Home delivery price for
the Daily Pilot wlU 10 from
$3.25 to $3.50 per month ef·
fecUve October 1.
At $3.50 per month, the
Dally Pilot subscription ;
price remains among the •
lowest for aeven·day f
newspapers ln Southern
Calitomia ..
Continuing major cost
inc~uea ln all Hpecb of •
newspaper production and
di.at.ribution, such as a $20
per ton newsprint price in· 1 crease last July, make thi•
incr-ease necessary.
Your Dally Pilot carrier.
wbo is an independent
merchant. will realiie aA
1nc~ase In profit for hil or
her services to you at. the
new price.
Ford Defends Personal Integrity F,...PageAJ
RANCH •••
Th~ company'• prloclpal con·
suJU01 planner. J ack G. Raub,
bat aald ln recent interviews that
lb• land pre ~lt • "challqo"
btcause of Its uoUlual terraln
and olht-r llmltln1 factors. H~
notf'd that the county hu de·
atinated more than 50 percent of
the property u open spa~.
WASHINGTON (AP)-Pres&·
... Jl'ord •aid ~ be .. caaO· dent the loqulry Into bis put
campaign llnancea wall de·
moiutrate he ilf "free ot any al·
l 1aUon1'' of lmproprtety a4d ex Jll'9lled hope the m alter ca.o be
"'°'ved qwddy.
Perched on tbe side of bb Oval
Ofnce desk, Ford told reporters
he had never d1verted any cam
pa.lea contributions for personal
~e.
Tho President was asked 1r a
n.sh of news reports about t.be in·
qulry by the Watttpte •P9t"ial
prcMeutor, comlAa ln tbe m.Jdst ol b1I Campa.Ip apjAst J1.nuey
Cartw .... t.roubhnf bim.
Ford replied t.bat be wu not u coacemed about it ror pohUcaJ
reaaom aa he waa becau.Je of bJJ
'"record of pusonal integrity."
"I'm nry proud of my record
of peraooal lnte1rity," lbe Pres.I·
dentdeclal'ed.
Carter l a t er accepted o
declaration of innocence by
President Ford and s:U<t that as tar as he is concerned 1t ends any
queatlaa ol lmpropri.t.yln trorc1••
camp•llll floa~ca and 10U tripe.
The Penta10' uya '7 U
Ameriean tervlct"trien .,. still
mlulna In Soutbeut .ula.
At the news confettntt, con·
ventd without adv~ notice,
Ford decllntd lo assras the
poUtical impae\ of t.ht-lnvetUga-
U o o, being conducted by
Walersate special prosecutor
Charletl Rurf.
Jle did say that he bas "full
coot1dence 10 t he iot.egr1ty" of
Comply or Die
Ruff and deeland: "I •tivnll7
believe in Lbo apedaJ Jll"C8«Ulor coocept.''
Ford also d~ h s coll
outlnp 11 a concressman with bi& bU3iness lobbylaU -somt of
which involved travel to corpora·
Uon-owned COU3tS and rtSOrts.
Carter challenaed Ford on
Wednesday to s ubm&t to cross·
examination by NpOrWl"ll on the
lnvesuaauon Into whether f'ord
We1ally diverted campalp COO·
lribul&ons to hia; own WJC dwin&
lus years in Congress.
(C'a.11cr HJd today be ~
l'Wd'a dttlaraUon al fatt va1u
The O~mocrattc presidential
nomlnt'e tillid that, whale he
knowa no dttails of the campalfn
fuodm1 . us Car as hebconcfrned
the President's denial ol Q)' lm·
propriety ends the matter.)
Asked If be didn't h&\•c a
perfect rilh\ to Inquire whether
he ls the target of the invcs~a·
Uon, Ford said that t ven ln th•t
t'v~nt he felt "any inquiry would
be misconstrued."
F r.•PageAl
flt conceded that the purchase
pncc of the lond, whlch worllK
out to about $2,400 an aicre, Is low
foe prime vaUe1 property, but.
probably rcn ecLI tho devolop-
~nt cotut.ralnts.
lt Is llk"ly ultlmatl!t plan for de·
vt lopment will include o MOO<i de·
al of lod~trtal use -tomethinll
the company bH bee\ t.ryln_g to
fe»ter tor yean to compelAI wilb
the Irvine Company.
( Pilot Logbook ) S. Laguna Teacher SPRAY •••
hanntW products," t.be scientist
said.
Thet'fl waa no s~aUon to-
day u t.o bow the new develop-
rn~l would bo ldenutied •Ince it.
1.5 not connected to M.iasioo Vi$.
Is That 410 Feet Raped by Two Men Dr. Rowland added that he is
also in favor of a consumer
boycott sug11ested earlier.
"I doubt It could be a formal
consumer boycott, but if ball of
the people voted again.st t.be pro-
ducts by nol buying lhem, it
would be disaster for the lo·
dustry,' ·said Rowland.
FroaPa~A l
IT'S OFF ..• Or 410 Seats?
By ANNE COOPER
OI tlMt Dolly l'llM ~tt
MARY PmLUPS of the Saddleback Area Coordinating
Council's executive board quit smoking recently. Friends at
Monday's board meeting were aurprised to see her lighting
up.
"Is that the second cigarette?"
asked fc!low board member Harold
Beck of Laguna lhlls, unable to restrain
his concern.
"Well," said Mrs. Phillips, ''you all
make me nervous.'·
Looks as if commwlity participation
may exact a certam pnce.
•••
SOMETIMES ntE STORY behind a
newspaper error can be as mteresllng as
' ~,
•
COOPIEll
the story itself -particularly when the error evolves with
each retelling. Take. for example, a recent story an tlus
paper about Lhe fine arts complex under construction at
SaddJeback College.
Whether by w~y or faulty transm1ss1on dunng a
telephone interview, or faulty heanng, the reporter Jotted
down the facl that the drama facility would include a
theater with a 410.(oot·long proscenium or stage area.
When the story got lo an editor ramaliar with theater, he
observed that 410 feet 1s longer than a football held and such
a stage could easily support the entire cast or a Hollywood
spectacuJar. The reporter called another college 0Hac1al to
get confirmation or corre<'t1on and was told it meant 410 square reet.
That's the way 1t ran. And sinre writers aren't usually
too good at math, nobody realized such a stage would havt!
been only about 40 by 10 feet in siie -not really up t.o par for
theater productions.
This drew another inquiry to the co11ege, where a third
spokesman said the 410 referred to the length of the theater
itself. Satisfied but too late to correct the error, the reporter
chuckled wllh resigned humor over the whole affair -
particularly alter the project architect said later everybody
else was wrong. The 410, he said, referred to the number of
seat.a in the theater.
• • • HAROLD "HAL" MORGAN, deputy in charge or the
south county d1stnct attorney's ofrace, reports that the
courts are floodt'd with traffic citations.
Some cilahons, particularly those involving senior
citizens. Just aren't worth the hassle, he said.
He recalled a certain mstance in which a patrolman
stopped an elderly woman dnver for turning right from a
lefthand lane The lady was mdignant
"What do you mean ·stoppmg me?" Morgan reported
her as saymR. The officer explained her mistake.
"Don't be rad1culous1" the senior citizen snapped."!
turn that way every smgle day. You give me your name and
number, young man. l intend to report you to your
superiors."
"See what l mean?" said Mor &an. "That woman is going
t.o keep on breaking traffic laws atthal corner no matter what
anyone aayi.."
A 25·year-old teacher was al·
tacked and raped in her South
Laguna home Wednesday night
by two men whose method of en-
try into the home as unknown.
Orange County sheriff's de-
puties said the victim was at·
tacked immediately after her
girlfriend left the house. She lold
them her attackers warned that
they would shoot her iC she did
not comply with their sexual de·
mands.
Viejo Woman
Fights Rape
Try in Home
A Mission VaeJo woman fought
off an mtruder an her home Wed-
nesday after he attempted lo gag
her with a towel and then rape
her.
Orange County ShenH's of·
f1cer:. s aid the 28-year-old viclam
told them she found the attacker
htding ID thl' garage or her home
after s he returned from a shop-
ping lrtp
The v1ct1m , a registered nurse.
said she kicked and scratched
her assailant a nd screamed
while he trit>d to overpower her.
Deputies said the man fled on
foot after the woman successfuJ.
ly resisted his advances.
Jnv~stigalors said they intend
to interview a local man who has
been 1denllfied as her alt.cker.
They refused to idenWy the SUS·
peel other than to confirm that he
lives a rew streets away from the
\1Ctlm
Rainy Sp~lls
Splotch Coast
An Arctic s torm system
brought widely scattered and oc-
casionally heavy r ain throughout
Orange County today.
The ominous clouds and sud·
den showfrs arc expected to re·
main at least until Friday, ac-
cording to a National Weather
• • • Service forecast . s o Showers were reported today Ml SI N COM MUNITY HO~PITAL in Mission Viejo from Huntingt o n Beach to
was on the lour route tut month for 3K Japanese students, 12 Laguna Beach. There were no re·
to JS years old, who partici pated in the Readers D111est ports of Injuries due to slick Foreign Study League Program.
Phyllis Toman, the hospital's auxiliary tour hostess. re· ro~~peratures along the coast Cl..'lved a thank you notl' from one student which concluded, ·'I
think inspection 1s very useful In hospital Hospital 1s dif· should reach the mid-70s today
frreot <from l Japanese hO'lp1tals. Japan~se hospitals don't and surfe rs on south· facing
h I f beaches can expecl swells rang·
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MEDICARE
more than 20 days ln a sk1llt'<l
Jul r~lng homl' will require
beneficiaries to pay $15 20 d:\lly rot lhe 2lsl throuah the lOOth day,
lll) from the present $13.
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BURKE REPLIES. • •
And Clark claimed Burke ia out
of touch w1U1 hi!\ constituent~.
"After wandcrinlt around an the
bowels of state government for 110 Jona.··
But Burke uid, "This wo11
shoddy Political rhetoric ... by
lwo Democrats on the Board of
Supervisors trylnl( tn muke me
look bad in my race down here.
"I am not 11urpri11ed," he con·.
Unued. •'Thia Is the caliber of
trick they pull."
Clark was out of town today at-
tendin1 a tax reform coolere,nee
and could not be reached for
comment.
And Diedrich when first QUCS·
tioned about Burke's charge
asked, "Cao you printalaugh?"
Wbeo Burke was told Diedrich
thought be was flailing away in a
losing campaign battle, he.
replied, "l can only laugh at thal
one."
Then be referred to Diedric.b's
commentas ''de magoguery.''
But. despite the crlticiam,
Butke said, he is still wtllln& to·
work with county officials oo any
• JegislaUoo they feel ls needed.
"U they want somebody elae to
do it f10e," he said, "but I am
willing lo do it. My skin is thick."
Burke said, however, the four
new Judgeships are ooedcd lo re•
Uexe court. overcrowding, and
wbeth.eT the state or county foots
tbe bW lt stlll comes from tax
dollan.
Of supervisors. be said, ''they
are trylnc to make themselttS
look IOOd. I am not ~
a.boat who 1oob 1ood. I am con-•
cerned about whether the
judicial aystem in Orange County
hna the capacity to handle tho
cnmt' problem."
And Burke claimed criminals
are free on the s treets because of
courtroom jommln1.
Supervlaor Tom Riley aaid he
planned to research the ent.I~
liltualion be?fore commenting,
and be uld the crlUcL11m• voiced
during Wednesday's meeting
came ns a surprise.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit
said he didn 't comment because
··1 didn't want to add lo the IUlf
between our ala te re preaen·
tatlves ond us on the county
level. ..
But Burke saJd be didn't think
·tbtre was any eulf.
"I fell that we have worked
1Ve.l1 to1ethtr In the past," he
said, "cooperat ed well on many
tbblp."
Schmit aaJd be believed t10 pro. sre:u could be made by mattni
Cbl.f1et lo the newspaper. But he
&aid there appear to be mlsun·
derstandlngs on both aldea. and
he plMDed to arranre a meetinJ
With Burke to discuss the whole luue of court nnanct.na.
Schmit aaJd the $80,000 state
eontrlbutlon Isn't enou1 b
becaue lt ~osta t he count.J
another *2~1000 per year tor
each Juqarup In ancillaJ'1 u·
pemel.
Officers said the victim
described the two meo u "non·
descript, dirty types" in their
mid·20's. They said lbe pair fled
from the home after raping their
victim.
The woman was treated at San
Clemente Gener al Hospital Rl'\d
released.
Flea Market
Set Sunday
The South Laguna Hills
Homeowners Association wall
spoosor a flea m arket Sonday lo
raise funds to cover outstaodine
costs carr ied over from this
year 's Independen ce Day
celebration.
The sale will take place ln the
parking lot of the Laguna Hills
Plaza Shopping Center, just west
of the San Diego Freeway on
Alicia Parkway. Hou.rs are 10
a.m. loSp.m.
An association representative
said sale Hems will include anti·
ques, crafts. furniture and the
same variety of items round al
swap meets and 1ar agesales.
TM Lucerne H 1940W
"The industry would have to
change very rapidly," be added.
A memo by IMOS also asked
that the president become more
involved in the long-term pro-
gram of research on threats to
the upper atmosphere.
The task force ooled that the
Environmental Protection
Agency <EPA) bad failed to win
a bid for $13 million to conduct a
short-term study of the subject
and said t.bat now the loog·Lenn
program ls "seriously en -dangered ...
Quake Rattles City
MANILA. The Philippines
(AP> -Several buildings col·
lapsed when an earth tremor
s hook the Mindanao city or
Cotabato about noon today, wit·
nesses aald. but there were no re·
ports of casualties. It was the
fifth tremor at Colabato, about
Q> miles south or Manila, in Jess
than 24 hours .
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chiefs had agreed that the
Democratic nominee would
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ty during October.
As part of the u1Um4tum the
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vance notice of the Carter visit.
But it was said thatsuch Dolice
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couldn't be arran1ed. Diedrich also made other
stipulations in his ultimatum that
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couldo 't agree lo.
But that was all foreouen Wed·
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Lee as t.be t.bree·person chair
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Phone 642-8882
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