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Man Drags Wife
ffutside .Velllcle
Charees of attempted murder tryinf to pt')' his clenched fingers · today face a man who police al· out o her hair. Her halt ii about
le1e dragaed bi.a elgbt months' two to ~and·a·balf feet toni, .. pregnant wife down the pave-he said. l · ment outalde their car by her "I told him: •you might u well
hair Wednesday, teylna to escape calm down and sl.l here. The
rescuen at. a Huntin1ton Beach police -are on their way,• "
• church. Putor Boden continued. "That
... -Mark Sawve11, .. 22, of 2620 .-was~~~.ele_ ~
-r--1hT~ i on o -~ ~nvestigators safctiovM7s -
sault with-. intent to commit Sawvell, her body scraping down
murder, with bail set at $25,000, the asphalt, was nearly run over
police said today. when it repeatedly swerved She
The alle1ed victim, his <See-TARGETS Pa1eA2> estranged wife Mickle Sawvell, ' 20, and their unborn child, ap.
parenUy escaped aerlous Injury
in tbe3p.m. episode.
Sawvell wu taken lnto custody
not far from the alle1ed dra1itn1
scene, where the incident was as· aertedly witneNed by many persom, includilli a mlnlater.
''I was ri1ht tnere except for
the1imea I wu lnalde callln1 o:nd
talkin1 to the police," says
Pastor Robert Boden, of the Cen·
tfal Baptilt Temple at Warner
AvenueandNlcbola Street.
·~wer•qulte a few people .
and eom. of their frl ftds were
IB Policeman
Newport Pair
Sue City Hal,l:
Too Much Oil
Ai . . ring ·
Slated
For 7:30 . WASHINGTON (AP) -Wi _.
Watergate controversy back in
the news, former President Nix·
on ls endbll h1I •ilenc• Oft tbe acandal that drove him in dis':
1race from tb nation'• biibe:St ' • oftrce 3$ months ago. Nixon•• first post·retlinatlon
tnt.rview wtJI be btoadout over
l~ televi.9lon and 730 ~-;"
4 ...... ~ \.J-:-l-I • '-r-..
--unr V'l·year-on, woo
signed exactly 1,000 days ago, re-
portedly is recelving a minimum
of $600.000 and a 1hare of the show's profits, giving hlm more
than $1 million for answering the
questions posed by British in·
tervlewer David Frost.
If th.t anxious producers of
tonight's 90·mlnute interview are
to be believed, the broadcast still holds some Watergate surprises
despite advance disclosures.
Nixon was asked about White
Houae tape transcripts that he
did not expect to be questioned
about, the producers say.
"In the early part of the pro-
gram, Nixon 's <Watergate) ~e
fense was shattered and the in· teresUng part follows from
there," James Rest.on Jr. said
Tuesday.
Reston, who researc.hed the ln·
ltlal Watergate program for
Frost, said desplte p.ublicaUon of
some details, substantial por·
tlons "have not been revealed."
In the buildup to the W atereate
interview, both Time and .
Newsweek ran cover atorils that
included a few details of the in·
terview and previously un·
disclosed White House tapes.
<See NIXON, Page A2>
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We a t h e r
Low clouds late night
and mornlna hours,
otherwise fair throu1h Thursday. Lowa tonJ_;1ht
upper 40I to mid-IOI. HtJ.ba ·
Thurlday m1d-60s to lower
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D'All Y PILOT
'NEW ORLEANS C4P)-Jtep.
tnck Tonry <D·La.), aald today
he i1 resigning rrom the House ot
1'~presenlatives because of vote
ftaud in his primary election.
eruor calla a is ded6oa ta:
the vaccey. •
tn a tel~phone intervlttw bri>ad· cast live over radio 1tatlon
WSMB here, Tonry was allred
whether he would resign. He added that he will run for
the office again when tbe gov-'''/es, that'• rJ1b&. ••be replied.
•
FROST AND NaXON AT LAGUNA NIGUEL ... ..
Nixon: 7:3Q.;
';.;
On. Channel 11
,
After 2112 years of self-imposed isolation at his San
Clemente home, former president Nixon breaks his
silence on the Watergate scandal tonight.
NIXON'S 90-MINUTE taped interview with ·
Oa vid l'"rost will be presented on television at 7:30
p.m . locally on KTTV, Channel 11 and also on Chan-
nels 8 and 29. IL will be broadcast on radio by KFWB
98 at 7 :30.
Some excerpts of the program may be heard here
earlier due to the 4:30 (PIYI') broadcast time an the
East Coast.
TllE INITIAL Nixon-Frost intervie w on the
Watergate is part of a seriea of progr•ins by Frost
who made more lhan 28 hours of taping with Nixon at
the Monarch Bay home of Harold Smith in Laeuna
Niguel.
t\:1xon's San Clemente home couldn't be used for
the interviews becaus e the Coast Guard's nearby
Loran station would cause electronic interference.
F.-...P~AJ
STICKS •••
HB Gar88e Fire
'Set by Juvenile'
A gurage fire fanned by brisk
sea breezes sent a dense plume or
s moke towe r ing over the
downtown Huntloaton Beach area 1hortJy before noon Tues·
day.
•
He t:a14 lit oal4 ak• a tonal! annocmc• w Utlt an.er:
noon fn lfaahlftaton.
"I wrote a le{ter to Tip o·~
(1peaker of the House) I and r tOld
him about my res!inaUon,"
TOD.I')' aald "J told Jahn to keep
D))' JUt Wl(ID ••Jt WU dlJ ~..tthJl\cl •\let
bad to do tA Ufe.1• be Mid tn
t.be interview. t've tot ftO euUt
f eeliqa a boat my penonal in·
volvelDent. . ·~n my ~u~cw• ttot to
forget me, because t will run
agail\ ~d I wUl 'llJl •clln," TO!tg~Ud.
"Ttwe was fre~ fra\.\uleatr votu on both .idea and $here ls
juat con/Qllon in :1:ie01 ~ and lt'• Just DO\ ,:;;;.r.
H• aalel be tiu, wri&ten Gov.
E4'Vtn F.d..arda I •bout.4bit ...
1l1natioft and aubsequent elec· tio~. • ln my lettef to him, because
he's the man 1 write the Jetter to
to resign, in my -t.tar la
thathecallita1ql&Jck11'&1. • bl4l so the ~Je of tbls d ct wtU have a representative ap •
li,re."
-A l.ooislana atate judge ruled ~ru 21 that Tonry won the
Democratic nomination for .the •~at in Louisi-na'a <>et. 2 Pfiin ary through vote fraud ..
There are no charges that
Tonry hims.elf was involved in
the fraud a!th°'llb at. least one
election official claimed the con-
gr"sman was. A House committee con.sider.
ing whether to recommend that
Tonry's seat. be declared vacant
scheduled a meeting for Jat.e to-
day to dis~ the mt~r But
Cbalm:IP ltfen.del D~\Pis (D· s.c. >. ot the Houe adminlstra-
tioa 1ubcommlttfe said he dldn 't
know II any decision on the 1'oDry
case was imminent.
,,...p,..4J
TARGETS. •
Firemen quickly conlroJled the
blaze at 215 12th St. They sald it
was apparently aet off by a
juvenUeplaying with matches.
A uthoritle1 said the rina
operated between 9 a.m. and
noon, and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 11.
because husbands and children
of the Carpenteravllle women -'M.4.Nf C4LLS'
were aw at duriDi t.hote boura.
FORWLBOA.T O"AMOI COAIT
DAILY PILOT Wife~
.Mate T/#e/,
Kills Him
• •
The New York Times and
Wuhlnlton Post also ran 1loriea
Sunda)' on new White House
tran1eripta. whose dlaclosure
wu prompt.ii. U °°' oro at· ed. bytMc.MvlalociPfO(lucUon. ~b Nit dlJ'Y llf!tNllOft WU
a aro or h.Uh :Oloney pald lo tbe ate,. ate cover-up.
••'-.--"The MOJll hU opeJJtd a dlaputt
1lJDUll' to thoiile when Nlxon WM
1D ofilc• and the Paet repea'tdly nP.otteeHrttb dllolOl\lret about :'\~ 1candjl wldtlllnl •~nd
NlXon ~ l\11 aldee.
o.llf Pl .. t SIMI l'Mto
THEY'RE NOT GUSHING OVER OIL ON THEIR PROPERTY
Newport'• Roy and Eve Neel Battle 011 Well and City
• I ,,...PageAI .. f
OIL ~USiIES .••
shortly after the Arab oil em-
bargo was imposed and Mr Neel
says he was offered $35 a barrel
for the oil.
The West Newport well that
destroyed hale of the Neels'
$80,000 duplex is one of five aQ.an·
dened wells once capped by the
new defunct Oranee County
Refining Company, a firm that
went broke during the thirties.
Since the passage of Assembly
Bill '°'9 in September 1976.\the
state now bears the burden of re-
capplni old oil wells that spurt
back lo life, thus removing the
burden from homeowners as well
as the city.
"l feel u it I've been there bet~:~ 11ld GM l»oat tdlt.or ~ue~ whtn told tbat Nlxon'a
Jawyerll were 1ceu1tn1 the
newspaper of refusln& to publish
a retraction of an inaccurate
story.
Nlxoo'a lawyers maintain the
transcript. containina the hush
money references w., an eJ.rlY.
erroneous venion later correct-
ed to eliminate any reference to a
payotr of Watergate buratars,
tblll rerno9'ln• the Implication
tbat Nixon Uid ln Jater public
statement.a.
Persons connected witb the
broadcast admit that the late
publicity blitz apparently has
helped sell advertising for Ul6l
shows.
Five minutes or national ad·
verttstns time worth ~.000 hu
beeb 1Qld for tonight'• broadcut.
All but one minute or national ad·
vertlalnl for t.he other three ln·
ILallmenu hat alao been
purchased by firms a.s diverse as
Greyhound Bus Co., the Hilton Hotels,· Alpo dog lood , the Gallo
wine makers and the hit movie,
..Black Sunday."
Tonight's interview will focus
completely on the Watergate
scandals Three installments on
foreign affairs. domestic issues
and Nixon's final days in office
will be broadcast in succeedini
weeks.
Jewels Taken
From Store
In Mesa
Costa Mesa detectives · are
seeking a woman who walked out
of a South Coast rlaza jewelry
store Tuesday aftet:noon with ap-
proximately $10,000 In diamonds
m her purse.
Employe.s at Weiafleld ·s
Jewelers, 3333 Bristol St., told of·
ficers diamonds in a black pouch
were taken from a locked display -
case by a woman posing as a
shopper.
LAKEWOOD (AP )
Carnival ride operator Sampson
Bright. 25, of Fontana has been
arrested for investigation or
murder in the death or a IS..year-
old Tucson girl who followed the
carnival. Police accused Bright
on Monday of striking the girl
with a cane after she resisted his
advances.
'So Botched, Up ••• So Many Bad Judgments~·
peachment resolutions just
before he restined.
"It WU IO botched up, .. he aald ot the way Watereate waa
handled by bis admitlbtraUOn: "I
made 10 many bad judamenta;
the wont ona, milUU. of the
heart, rather than the bead."
Fro11t and Nixon got tanaled in· to legalisms over what constitut-
ed obstruction of justice and Nix-
on called the interviewer •·at·
torney for the pl'()se_c_utioo."
Tflat b exactly the way Frost's
staff had characterized his inter·
rogation~of Nixon at a rented
house near San Clemente. One
researcher said the interview
was designed as a substitute for
the trial Nixon never b ...
Indeed, Frost bored ln. asking
Nixon to admit to wrong.doing, to
abuse of his office and to say "l
put the American people through
two years of needless-agony and I
apologize for that.''
Nixon recalled that when he
asked for the resignations ot bis
top aides, H.R. Haldeman and
FROST AND NIXON AT t.AGURA NIGUEi..
this pericid," Nixon said, adding
tbat with the pressures of ln·
vest11aUou by Coo1re1s and
Watert.U pro11ecuton "l said
tbinp that were not true."
For that, be said, bO" bas deep
r~ret. "It snowballed. And, it was my
fault. I'm not blaming anybody
Woman
Dragged
By Auto
Chartes of attempted murder
today face a man who police al·
· lege draued his eight months'
precnant wife down the pave·
ment outside their car by her
hair Wednesday, trying to escape
rescuers at a Huntington Beach
church.
Mark Sawvell. 22, ol 2620
Delaware St., Huntington Beach,
was booked on suspicion or as·
sault with intent to commit
murder, with bail set at $25,000,
police said today.
The alleged victim, his
eatranged wife Mickie Sa.wvell,
20, and their unborn child, ap.
parently escaped serious injury
in the 3 p.m. episode.
Sawvell was taken into custody
not far from the alleged dragging
scene, where the incident was as·
sertediy witnessed by many
persona, including a mlnlater.
"I was rtght there except for
the times I was inside calling and talkln~ to the police,'' says
Pastor Robert Boden, of the Cen·
tral Baptist Temple at Warner
Avenue and NtchOll Street.
·'There were qwte a few people
and some ot Uieir friends were
else," be added. "I'm simply
• saying to you that as far as J!DJ
concerned. I not only regret it; I
indicate(l my own beliefs to tbls mattes-when I reslcned. People
didn't think it was enouch to ad·
mit mistakes, fine. If they want
me toge& down and grovel on the
floor, no. Never."
The Frost totervlew. first of
lour to be shown in succeedlni
weeks, dealt only with
Wat.erg.ate. The other pl'()grams
have foreign and domestic policy
as their subjects and the Jut de-
als with Nixon's final daya ln'lhe
White House.
He resiined Aug. 9, 1974, after
5~ years in office, sayins he bad
to "put the interests of America
flnt."
The Frost Interview ls the first
time since then -in exactly
1,000 days -that Nixon has
talked about the scandal.
Nixon said lrlends have SUC·
1eated there wu a co~piracy
aeaiast him and that "there ma)'
have been." He said he doesn't
know what bad been going on
some Republlcan an
Democrauc circles.
tryln,topryhfaclenchedfingers Off #or Spotfa.dat• out o her hair. Her hair ls about -..•• ' NIX• on_·. 7 •. 3A ~~~~d~WO-and·a·haltfeet long," Six-time Huntington Beach City Co\.1,ncil clown will perform a rousing routine as \.I Candidate George Arnold passed a PopeyeTheSailorMan,complet_ewi~hsong I ''I told him: 'you might as well television screen test and will appear in· a and dance, a snappy swabbie swt, Pl_pe and ; calm doWn a...4 sit -he.re. The
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I Mter21h yearsorself-imposediso1ationathlssan Will Double Cost Do--•Lle Fun? Clemente home, former president Nixon breaks his ·UU e 1 silence on the Watergate scandal tonight.
NIXON'S 90·MINUTE taped interview with
David Frost will be presented on television at 7:30
p .m . locally on KTTV, Channel 11 and also on Chan·
neJs 8 and 29. It will be broadcast on radio by KFWB
98 at 7:30.
Some excerpts of the program were heard here
earlier due to the 4:30 CPDT) broadcast time on the
East Coast, and also are printed atop Page 1 of the
Pilot.
THE INITIAL Nixon·Frost interview on the
Watergate is part of a seriet of programs by rrost
who made more than 28 boura of tap~ with Nixon at
the Monarch Bay home of Harold Smith in Lacuna ·
Niauel.
Nixon's San Clemente home couldn't be used for
the intervlewa because the Coast Guard 'a nearby
Lor an ataUon would cause electronic interference.
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ottlle o.llJ "''-' Sl•ff
What be1an aa a $~41,000
landscapin1 project at TeWinlde
Park last year has swollen to
more than $1 million project.
C09ta Mesa otnclals conlirmed
today.
And, addlnc to cost woes, lbe
city bu been forced to seek new
bida on the ll·acre project
became of a SI00,000 error made
by theonalnaJ low bidder.
Plan Land1c ape, Inc.,
Orange. ottered to dO the project
lor $1,0'8,295.
But company omctals later
said thelr Oller was ott by about
$100,000. That would atlll be
. lower than the nut bid, accord·
ing to City Manager Fred
Sorsabal.
"But the law says we have to
rebid the project, even if these
guys are still the low biddet11,"
be explained.
Facing a fast approaching de·
adline for using a $550,000 federal
grant, city officlaJs called for
new bids Tuesday
Keith Van Holt, director of
leisure services, said the city will
open the new bids May 16 and the
contract will be awarded by the
city council that night.
He said 1round will be broken
by June 10 and the project com·
pleted six months later.
"We have to break 1ro.md by
that date in order to be eli1&ible
for the federai grant," Soniabal
said. The federal grant wlll be
added to funds set aside by the ci·
ty to finance the project.
"It we had kllown the project
would double in price, we pro-
bably would have requested ad-
ditional funda from the feds,"
Van Holt said today.
He said the original half·
million dollar figure was updated
to about $850,000 and reached the
$1 million polnUn recent months.
''Construction cosja have been
coing up about one lo two percent
a month," be sald.
Another problem facing city of·
ficfals is whether or not to fill a
planned acre and a half lake, the
heart of the park project.
Sonabal said that at Iona as
there ta a water 1ho.rtaa•. the
lake will remain dry.
water slide. bandstand and a
gazebo. Fountains and restrooms
planned for the hUl in the park
have been deleted.
Current plans tor the park in·
elude a promenade skirting the
landscaped hlll, running parallel
to a bike trail. A skateboarding
area, complete wltb free.style
area, cei:pent downhlll section
. and a banked recovery area are
also included in plans by
architect Carl Vella, Jr.
The project will also include a
JrUI amphitheater, a canopy of
trees covering the promenade
trail, a wooden walkway over a
portion of the lake and picnle
areas.
Tbe park ls the city's largest,
encompa.aslna nearly so acres of
laod between Mesa del Mar, the
fairgrounds ond Newport
J:Joulevard and Davis Middle School.
after pleadlnl aunty to consptr.
in« to obetruct jusUce durina the
investJgalion of the break·lo.
He slta now surrounded by the
memorabilia of his White Houae
days in an omce at Younc Ute, a
non·denominational Chrt1tlan or-
ganiz.ation that works with teen·
ate rs.
Increaaed ~oats h••• also downaraded HYtrJI plans for the
water·orlented proJ et to
alternat.et, includlna a propc>eed • . Orange
'MANY C4LlS'
EOR~EBOA.T
"Wt 'toUJd tiave t0ld 1t three
times. We tiact many. many calls! ..
That'• the adverti1ln1 1ucceu e"~ri~ by a Newpori Beach
man who placed tbl• cluaUled
ad:
Jewel8 Taken -Weather
Low clouds late lilalit
and m6rnlna boura,
otberwJse fair throueb
Thursday. Low• toni1ht .
upper 40I to mJd·SOI. Hl1ht
Thunday mtll.eos to lower
701.
~
Coata Mela pJUDera are look· Ing Into a proposed ordtnance
thot would 1lve city offlclala the
chance to acrutJnlze apartment
11rojecta belore they are buUt.
The ordinance would tack •
colld.lUonal permit <CP) deaJrna-
tioo on all parcel1 ln the city with
apartment zoning.
Planning Director Charles
Roberta aald that, by alapplne a
CP deai1naUon on all multi·
density zoned parcels in the city,
TONIGHT
OCC LECTURE -"Save Your
Teeth . . . Preventive Dental
Care," Fine Arts 119, 7:30 p.m.
"EQUUS" -South Coast .
Repertory Theater, Tuesday-
Sundar!!tJ'ough June 11, 8 p.m.
l'H1JRSDAY, MAY 5
LIBRARY STORY HOUJl -CoataMesaLibrary, 10:30a.m.
councilmen would be able to tm.
pose whatever •'reasonable con-
'dltions might aeem appropriate
to• conform with the city's a en er al goals.'.
CP deslgnaUom include aucb
condlt.loo.s as insisting that the
builder retaln 40 percent of his
parcel in open space, and the law
would provide the city with the
opportunity to take a closer look
at the design of the project, site pl~ aJJd architectural treat-ment.
• 'Spedfic attention could be
given to street and sidewalk Im-
provement.a and upgradlnl of
fire hydrant.a," Roberti Hid.
Vice Mayor Jack Hammett ex-
preased some doubt.a about an
emergency ordinance, saying,
"If we held a hlarinl to rezone
the city, we'd have to meet at the
(Oranie County) Fairgrounds to
hold the crowd."
But Roberts argued that the or·
dinance would not be a freeze.
"It slmply applies the cond.i·
tional permit to those (mulU-
density) zones that are not cur-
rently covered by the CP," he ex-
plained.
Roberts said he would return to
the city council May US with his
department's thought.a on the or-
dinance.
Solon Quits Hoose
Over Vote Fraud
Pleasant ·C'on1'aleseence
Lifeguard Capt. Jim Stauffer's backyard
in Laguna Beach looks like a seal
rookery. Because of his compassion for
the sea creatW'es, everyone that finds a
sick or injured one sends it to Stauffer for
care. The most recent, a California Sea
_Balboa Bay
Club'8 Chili
Lion, was from Huntington Beach. Here
Erika Van Gores and Alida Van Gorea
help tend the Stauffer flock: two Harbor~
Seals, seven California Sea Lions. one
Northern Fur Seal and a seagull missing
a wing in an· encounter with a dog.
Permit Held .
..... -'t ,Nil' ....... e••ual chill WASHINGTON (AP) -The playing the 21-foot-lon& black ~:;fi;t' u;'e:i'bo:Bay-Club, 1~1 IJncoln ConUnental ln whk?b limousine, although there is no
W ... 'ch ended last year tn tbe de. John F . Kennedy was riding queatioo it eventually will be ex-
'" when be was uausinaled has hlbited. ath of a Laguna Beach particl· been quietly retired from the He said the company probably NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Rep.. volvement. pant, Is being held up by Newport fleet of presidential limouaUles. will wait to display it until the
Rick Tonry CD-La.). said today "Tell my colleagues not to Beach city officials who.have ex-The limousine has been re· late president's two children,
he la resigning from the House or forget me, because I will run pressed reservations about the turned to the Ford Motor Co. for Caroline, 19, and John Jr .• US, aro
Representatives because of vote again and I wlll win again." event. future display In a museum. but both older.
fraud In his primary election. Tonrysaid. The Bay Club's request for a you may not be able to see lt for a "We've been keeping lt rather
He added that he will run for "There was fraud, fraudulent special events permit for the rew years. quiet that we have it," Adams
the omce again when the gov-votes on both sides, and there is May 26 cookort hasn't been ap· A Ford spokesman said or. said. "Due to the tragedy as-
ernor calls a new election to fill just confusion in people's minds, proved yet by the city License· ficials al the Henry Ford soclated wilh the car, we feel it Is
thevacancy. andit'sjustnotgood." Department •D-e~artment. museum have not d ecided notagoodldea toexhlbititnow.
In a telephone interview broad· He said he has written Gov· spokesman Dave Larson said to-whether to exhibit the car as it We don't want to capitalize on the cast live over radio station Edwin Edwards about the re· day he is awaiting a report from looked when Kennedy rode tragedyofthesituallon."
WSM B here, Tonry was asked signation and subsequent elec· the fire department before grant-through the streets of Dallas on Adatn5 s,aid the limouslneJs re-
whether he would resign. Uon. ing final approval. Nov. 22, 1963, or to show it in its siding In a comp.any warehouse. ·•yes. that's right,'' he replied. "In my letter to him, because He said the city wants the pro-remodeled condition. The car was a convertible and
He said he would make a he'athemanlwritetheletterto moters lo fimit ticket sales to Museum spokesman Don Kennedy was riding tb'rough
formal announcement this after-to resign, in my letter I asked 2,000, provide additional parking Adams said in a telephone in· Dallas with the top down when he
noon in Washington. that he call It as quickly 8' posal-and keep the proceedln&s under tetview Crom Dearborn, Mlch., was shot. After the M asslnation
Painti~
Chatged
By .JOANNE &EYNOLDS
OI .. o.ittv "-' MikH There's a shakeup pendlna at
the Or~e Cout YMCA 1n the 1andc11Ue eontettdepartment.
Y spOkaman Jlin De Boom
taid todax he ta lnveaticalllt1
char1tes made by a volley~ ih·
atructor that a recent YMCA In·
dian Guides contest featured use.
or what the volley baller el alms Ill
"h1ahly toxic" 1pr1y paint. • ..
But De Boom ccmtesaed that. in
all ot the YMCA'• procrama. m-c ludlo1 the parent-child pro-
1ra,n1 involvtn1 about 2,000
Harbor area ~.lde.nb, be has
never beard of uslit1 paint on
98ndcastlea.
' · "l just wlah he (the voller.baJJ
coach) had called us first, ' ~
Booll\ stihed. .
Tho voUeyball player la Sanl4o
~a reatdent Tom Ashen wb<>
was conducting a clty-11ponsored
oUnlc at Corona del Mar Main
BellCh on two n1cc~nlve
Saturdays luat month when tbo
castle·building and apray paint.
ing took place.
In an anti')' Jette,.. sent to cUJ·
a"d county officials, environ..:
mental croups, the YMOA and
th• Dally Pilot, As)len said he
was "•hocked and appalled'' by
the use of paint on the beach.
Ashen deacrlbed the palnt u.
"hlahly toxic" and aald "thek1n4..
of dan,v tbla 1pray baa to sea'
birds and fish ls lrreverslble and'
deadly."
'Concluding hls letter of pro-
teat, Mben uked that such prac·;
tic ea be halted In the future. l
City official& said u far aa ther,~ know there is no city ordinance-1 against spray painting san~.,
castles, bul a spokesman for the-:•
state Department of Fish ~~
Game said he supposed Fish aruC:.
Game laws could be used to halt:i
the practice. · ~
Capt. Gordon Grlbbs of F
and Game added that he doub
his department would try to cite ~
the Indian Guides. "We woul~
JUJf ask them to not do it in ~
future," he said. ~
"We've got bigger Polluters';,
than the YJICA to worry about: out~" •:t wrote a letter to Tip O'NeUJ.. ble so the people oft~ dJ,µict lighter con~. th.at no date bas been set.tor dis· the car was remodei,d. (speaker of the Houaeh and l told wUI have a 'representative up Last ye ore than 3.000 chill ,
hlm about my reslenation." here." fans turned t for' the co<>kofr, •.
Tonry said. "l told him to keep A Louisiana state judge ruled causing par g and traffic now M-a Restaurant . $350 O(}() A ded my seat warm. April 21 that. Tonry won the problems on Pacific Coast "VO ' • wa'P. "It was the hardest thlng I ever Democratic nomination for the Highway. • ~
had to do in my life," he 1ald in seat In Louisiana's Oct. 2 One of the party goers. Reports ThefJ
the interview. "I've eot no guilt primary through vote fraud. Chri1topber V. F~aser, 27, of ""
feelings about my personal in· There are QO char1ea that Laguna Beach, died when he ThieJe1 enter~ a part.fatty ln Loli''-Se~'*le..u LJlnt Tonry himself was involved In rodt hi.A bley~le onto the hlgh~ay open window at a , Costa Mesa "fl'~ £f,, • • ~
I,6 • J-. Se k the fraud although at least one and was struck by an oncoming Ctiinese restaurant... sometime . . , . 1.,.1.~JIS e election official claimed the con-au~o. t Do Id Oyaas of the Tt-!esday, fleeing with $225 In SAN FRANCISCO (AP> _A The article. was. published in · gressman was. • . ap · na . . coins._ . . "· ,J.lar J~.J-,.o ~ ,
'N u ~ A.1!.~~~.~·t~e. ~.O~~r.__.~~·=-I?eg~._ • f!ijc4 d.~ 'Lllf!-1~-f~~ ~ ii:e~~·~T"\l (le-~ .~..t...J..J.llUl JP.I'~ ~ _._._ · #~ · ...,. · · ~ ... ,,_.~~~ If' tth iDoo T • ·~ ·-!l ''-;rosiilfJn-Amft;mo.·ooo in adlocked jurlea and the third and ·.er .;_ · · ~ .... w.,.,,W ·o\ 1~0" u ' ~~".;;.t:i~la~ .1.. ' app,oved the cook~!! pe<mit.' E. S l7~h St. while lhe :~r::::;as damages f~m the publl~her.1 of f~urth ri~ dealt solely with the Area's Indian Maidens Js slated ~ to discuss the matter. But "Our ppproval hinged on them closed. Look ma~azme for a?. article al-sueo m ce.
for Saturday at the Orange Coast C~Y l Mendel Davis <D· going llirough with plans to ar· leglng Alioto had a web of al· Attorney Lawrence Alioto, who
YMCA to recruit new members a rman us administra· range for auxiliary parking and Hance with th~ Marta:• represented his father, said, "l
for the mothcr·daughter pro· ~~~ ~u~o~~~~ee :aid he didn't on-site (private) security peo-Equipµient Taken U.S. Dlstrac~ Judge ~illl~m am very pleased with the results.
gram.
1
i th T pie "aaidOyau Schwarzer dented Alioto s clatm The court. has restored to this The pow-wow, which includes know if m:1Y d~is ~non e onry B
0
ay Club officials have agreed Tuesday for punttlve damages. plalnUff that which the Ubel in
craft displays, games, 50ngs and caTsehwas lbcmmUleintt. met Tues to those conditions. Slide projection equipment Alioto asked for $500,000 question took away from him.
refreshmenta, will~ held from d e .• ~~-totmakmln ee U • valued at $465 has been dis· general damages and substantial The court has done substantial 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the YMCA, ay Wl~JUU . I any ac 00
: D--dit Slain covered mtssing from the punitive damages. justice In this case. All is well : 2900 University Drive. Newport· Davis Hld the alternallves .uau Orange Coaat College photo· The decision resulte from the that ends well."
Beach. were rec.-ommendine that Tonry graphylaboratory. tourt.b trial of Alloto's suit
The Indian Malden proaram ts be remov~ from Conirua; re-FRE5NO CAP) -An elderly Jnatructor John Kelly told against Cowles Communications, AJloto, whose original suit was
open to airla aged six to nine and comme~g that the challenae grocery store owner fatally shot Costa Mesa police Tuesday he pub Usher or the now-defunct for Sl2.5 mWton damages, served .
their mothers. to his elec.tion be rejected, or re-. a bandit who had held a knife to discovered the Joss when he Look magazine. The nonjury as mayor for eight years and was "
For further information con-commending further lnvestiga-the merchant's throat and opened up the laboratory that trial began March 21 and ended an unsuccessful gubernatorial ., tact they at6"2·9990. hon. robbed his market. morning. April 7_ candidatein 1974.
Experienee Varied
SC Police Bo11 Worked on C~hilla Caae
SOUTII PASADENA CAP) -
Police Chief Gary Brown. Who
presided over a painful de-
partmental 1hakeup In the nine
months he served, a.as reslrned
to become chief ot police In San Clemente.
Brown cum~ to South
Paaadeno last August after serv-
ing as police chief In Chowchilla
~uring the San Joaquin Valle~
ORAHOICOAIT c
DAILY PILOT
rarmlng community's most
sensational case -lad aum·
mer'• lddnapine of 26 children ln
a school bus.
Durinc his tenure In South
Pasadena one officer wu flred
and two others were auapended
or fined In connection with a
private inveattiator's use of
ea vesdroppint devices In a
divorce case and another olficer
was fir'ed for alleged sexual mi.s·
coaduct with a J.5.year-old &irl.
"We identlried the problems
here, tackled them and complet·
ed them," Brown said. "I de·
dded my rote sbould be u in· tertm chief."
Brown submitted his resigns.
tion Monday In the form of a
letter to acting City Mana&~
Charles Martin.
He la scheduled to assume his ·
new po1t May 23 at a salary of
S24,S28 a year, succeeding
Melvin Portner who retired May
1. Brown's salary in Soutb
Pasadena was $23,738 a year.
_He 1aid San Clemente had a
lareer department and he want-
i!d to Uve at lhe beach.
Border Flight ·
Warm up Suits 19•s to 3915
Sweat Shirts or Pants 5ts
Hooded Sweat Shirts 71s & aso
Gym Shorts • JOl&ing Sborts
Track Sllorts • bcquatblll
Shorts 21s to 495
Softball Stirts
Baslletltall Shirts
Tennis DriSsas
laded Tennls Sboiti & Shirts
Mens & Bays Tennis Shirts
Mens & Boys T innb Shorts
T tnnls Shoes
Addis· Tretorn • ClflYlrh • Blftcraft •
Jatk P.urcells •
Tennis Sox· V'ISOrs ·Hats
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..
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1u1tested the 1tUdy 1boulcl cover
the poutble clOllni of the airport
uwell
But Rl1'1 •afd th t alt.trnat.iv WUD'tp~lt'a.1. . "We tnOw we aren't •olna 1o do it," he1a1CI.
Supe:rvllor Ralph Clan a1ao
•\IUested county ltaf1 membera study buylnf all the noJH~
Impacted homet around the
airport and re1ellln1 them
without a1r rlgbta, but Blier aald
that proposa[ •am't praCUcal either. •
...
lmtead, Riley Hid, tho answer
to the airport noise problem
1bould llo aom he.re in between cl~lllatbefaclllty CDd bu~ .U
th• DOJa.Lmpacted laod.
He 1aid the •tudy 1b0Wd in·
elude poaible phYalcal cbancet
to the~ ltaeltto cat dowbon
nolu and lncentlvea to oo·
couraae Jet pUota to use leas
noisy take-off and landlne tecbnt·
quu.
Supervisors already have re-
ceived a befty Environmental·
Impact Report on the airport's
future, prepared •by a counl)'-
blred coosultanl
That report ii set for bearinp
later tlm year. •
Clark suuested county stair
members a.lBo mighl study ex-
pan1ion of the airport, nottne
Continental Airlinea for one ii in·
tereated in using the airport.
But Riley sald, "Certain.ly the
FAA <Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration) wlll decide what
aircraft fly out of there, not the
board ol supe"lsors or the peo-
ple or Newport Buch or
elae."
SupervLaor Pbil An
tbe study ar lout 1V(D
county't options ori the
sup•rvi90C'S can decldo
they should place th pbutt.
County Counsel Adria
said he would HM a new trf In
the Rinker cue on tb' B an exceuive jury ve a ol
said he ha1 not yet.1 rib
whether t.o recommend w
cue be appealed. a 1ttiuJa 1tq
.S.1o wol
et E'-J f 19fiJU W
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Move . to Transf eeEtl
io q ~ll ''
~ioano~ ~rohers Dropped~~~
9fidw By GARY GRANVILLE °'-Deilf ~llet Meft
A sometimes fierce and bitter
two-year batUe ended quietly
Tuesday when Orange County
Supervisors abandoned an at·
tempt to transfer 22 invesUgators
from the District Attorney's Of.
fice to the county Sheriff's
Diedrich.
County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
helped salve any wounds among
the supervisors when he told
them abandonment of the
lawsuit wguid not set a prece-
dent.
Kuyper saJd it is clear the ··-Department. ~''Withdrawal rrom 'No Position'r tJle::j)Y.Olonged confrontation was
a clear legal and political "4'ictory
for DlstrtctAttomey Cecil Hicks.
Board or Supervisors still ''IR01
budget control over departm~ headed by other elected offl l
such as Inca. o
Len unaald waa the concluattM 8
of two courts that the attemPtea'18
transfer went beyond the board's
budget control prerogatives. l l .1
~
AMY CARTER'S JUNGLE SCENE: PANDA FAMILY BASKS IN THE SUNSHINE
President'• Deughter UMd Tools llt Hend In School's Fine Arts Progrem
It was in June 1975 that the
board of supervisors during a
budget hearing attempted to
transfer the 22 inveatiaatora.
Supervisors Hedge ·
On 9 New Judges I Hicka immediately charged
that the board bad overstepped
its bounds by attempting to de·
termine thefuncUom or his office Pending legislation that could something we should not eon.
under the gulae of a bud1et COD· add nine new judges to Orange s ider," Clark said. "You are
sideration. s i c h lki bo Hicks also char&ed that the County uper or ourt a s ta ng a ut a quarter of a
transfer wu politically motivat-generated neither support nor op-jmudllglleo.~. dollars a year for each · poslUonfrom county supervisors: ed, that a "shadow government" When representatives of both Supervisor Ralph Diedrich
was seekinl to control county the Orange County Trial said taking no position would government. f th j d d l Named by Hicks a• the chief· Lawyers and Bar Associations orce e u ges an awyers
Y' pressed for support. Tuesday, later to prove the new courts are lain of that shadow government supervisors voted 4·1 to lake no justified before supervtaors was Dr. Louis Cella, then the tth · f di political benefactor of at least position. gran etr un ng.
h f th fi ,_ h Supervisor Ralph Clark voted At th ti f th t ree o e ve supervl.Dora w o "no. ,1 He saJd supervisors should e sugges on o e votedforthetransfer. l awyers' groups, supervisors
The following year, Cella was oppose the legislation. agreed to study formation . of a
convicted in Federal Court of ''It is just absolute ly ta11kforce0Clawyer1,jud1t1and
charges related to the bilking of county officials to look at way1 to
almoat SI! million from two COUD· Re C speed handling of court cues and
ty hospitals. port ites reduce costs.
Later in the year, Supervisor Newport Beach attorney Hall -
Robert Battin was convjcted in Seely isaid be believes Judges are ,
SuperiocCcxµtof charges related Quake Activity efficient and hard worklq for , to illegally campaigning at tax-the most part, but he Hid he
payer expense. thinks there ml&ht be improv~
Battin bad introduced the mo-T-.:.. OiJ Fi•eJd mentslncourtadmi.nistration. uon to transfer lhe 22 invest-lll . Santa Ana attorney Vernon
igatdrl. The move wu backed SAN DIEGO CAP) -There is Hunt said the probl~m 11 one o(
• • Af'wt: ,,..... tft Supervisors Ralph' Clark, evidence the possibly fil·,rcb growth, notetnclency. ~" t"'""f~~ ~.IDIU)~UU ~ ~W • -,._.., :.::~~T.,.....--:7"': ~ ... --lJ!_~:;_:::a;r .;-;..-~--~~~.-...rt ~-::-<c -.•-, • ~~·----~fi1.~ ~ · ~m•ti~~1"9~1"1110ar~.•h'~"!Sir.9.lliiliiiiiC:;-""~'~~--~._,..-~ ,·~ ... i. _ ... -~·.,..1-.,...-~ 'K"im: ~.l;""bOW', tte am, ~,~
Tues , ak, Riley an quakes, according to u.s. haveaneed.lwouldurgeyouto
A ' A Ad e d ~Bm1t ""Were on band to vote to Geological Survey scientists. fill the need at this time." my S rt Dltre · withdraw County Couuel Adrian Hunt said the four new judges
Kuyper from what bad turned in· Dr. Sameuel H. Clarke Jr. sald appointed recenUy are already
t.o a co\lrt battle. the bottom of the Tanner BanJc, consumed with determinate sen-
H1ckB already had won every about 100 miles west of San tenclng guardianahip1 and other . r__._ ' D .L41 _ • U-~1 D • roundlntbelegalconfrontation. f?ie~o, s~ows signs of quake ac-matters, ao the civil calendar '-AU""fler 8 m.ig,uer OUU lr.IUl"Uf, c'ailften Flrlt. a Superior Court judge tavi y. backlogiasUllpre1aing.
prohibited the transfer, calllng it Clarke abo reported finding While taJdng no position on that WASlllNGTON <AP) -Uke
any artiat in the throes oC the
creative process, Amr Carter lg· nored the splatters o 1reen and
black point on her arma, leas and
white t ·shlrt aa she •n·
thu.lastlcally put the finlshinc
toucha on her Jun1Je palnUn1.
But classmates worltln1 with
the Presideot's dau1bter on a
mural at Stevena Sehool Tu.dq
afternoon teaud Amy •bout the
smud,es on her face. U1tn1 her
gJaue.1 u mlm>r sbe cleaned up
and theft plunpd back into the
tlner detaill of her rendJUon of a
brown anthill complete with
esc a pine ant.a.
The. noontime palntint aesalon
w u part of a week·loa• fine arts festival sponsored by a federally
funded educational project for
Dialrict ol Columbia schools.
Amy jolAed about 50 other
children to paint murall that will
be d.laplayed at bet' 1cbool.
"Animal.I lD Cbe JUD-1e .. WU
her c1us·1 tbem• and Amy ~
plQed uniDblbfted fervor. in-
dependence aftd lngenulty in her
two-by-th:r'M foot section or the
mural.
Slieri1f's Station .
Gets Tentative OK
...
Superv&or Rah>b Clart •ua·
tested that aoat6 couoty relJ.
dents lbould pay for the new sub-
statloa because it will sene
them. He aald the bulldlne should
not be Onaaced by county tax·
payen u a wbole.
But Board Chairman Tom
Riley 1a1d lt\acl.les 1bow that rai·
denu of unl.ncorporated areas
already par more tban their
share of taxes for the 1ervicee r• cetved.
Tbe new aubltation allo may
lD.cluda it.a own aenlce atatJoa 1o
•upi>Jy talollne 1o 1beriff'1 ptdro1 can and lil1Dor auto repair.
• Ron Bates of the county
Oenerlil Servtces Agency noted
tbe countJ can purcbue 1uoU.ne
at '6 cell a &al.Ion, coinpared
wlth tbe current retail price of ee
cent.a.
Bued upon that, he 1ald, build·
lne the local 1ervtce 1tation ln tbe
IOUlh eioUnty Could aave about
$40,000 annually.
Supervllora allo dlaeusaed th•
OOHlble ..... of tho fedetatl.Y
owned llt•urat in La1una
Jiuel tor the 1berlff'1 me.
But sta KraaA ot the ~
Oenci'al Serricet A1enc1 aald U.• 1 .... coatd coat about
llJ0,000 a JUI', woUtd r aIUD no ecoa~mle • .....,.. aod would
UH-~ -
When a fine-tipped brush waa a promlacuous use of power by evidence that the sea floor 15 legislation <AB 988), co-authored
not available, Amy used the the aupervtaon-. miles west of the San Diego by ~II members of the county
wooden handle of her brush to Two weeks aio, that nallng wu shoreline ia highly unstable, in· I e g a s l a t 1 v e d e I e g at ion •
.. ketch a yellow filh witb a big upheldbyanappellatecourt. creuingtheriskofcollapseofan supervisors endorsed another
red eye. And that ntlin1 left the board or oil drilling platform. court-related bUl.
A a mall 1poqe dipped in water supervisors with the choice of AB 1406, authored by As·
mutedtberedtoneso!heroetrtch applying for a rehearing or ap. .The area close to shore Is semblyman Ron Cordova (l).EJ
win&a. And , inadvertently pealing to tbe state Supreme within ocean grids the Depart· Toro), which would add one
perhaps, Iler loni 1trawberry Court. mentol the Interior plans to offer judge to the Harbor municipal
blonde hair eroduced a fine Tbe 4-0 decision was to do early in .1978 during Its next oi~ court, WoP their support.
ttrok• ID tbe . ~ of a cave neither, to let the wue stand with exploration lease a ale. But they voted unanimoualy to
home tor mama aDd baby panda the 22 investigat.ors sWl in the The report covers hazards in oppose AB 1405, also authored by
bear. District Attorney's Office. the development of oil and gas Cordova. It would add one Judi&
The &-year.old aat aou-legced Missing when the vote was leases in the Southern California to tbe SoU'tb Orange County on the pla1arounct wearlllJ d~ taken wu Supervisor Ralph otr1boreregion. munlcipalcourt.
n1m 1h«ts,scruffy maryjanes~~:::;;:;:;:=:=.tr;;:t;;;;;;;~;;::;:~:;:;::;;=:::;;z:;:;;;:;;:-~;z=;;s~:=iim;;;,;;;;iiijii;a:ia.iai~ and whlte aockl witb boles in 11
tbem.
She aucceadtllly withstood UM
attempt of a nel&bbor to = over her ireen bamboo 1
but 1enerou1ly permitted
Ulotber UtUe friend to paint a
huce brown bear oo her t.-rf 1
When tbe ltttle elrJ addfd rea
doll en the bear, Am~ Htllled.
"NOtJ it bu cblcten pox.
When eomeone offered un·
10Uctted advice on what colon to
use for tbe bird, Amy coolly tg.
nored the remark, mumblln&:
"Thll 11 weird," and continued 1o
work, hummln1, "dooby, dooby."
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foflff•'-!hy 4 waa partly
cl=nt,-ht, fair, a lltUe
w ltomorrow. Tem-
peratures show a high of 51 and a
low of46.
That was In the front page
weather box of The Evening
Star, Washington, D.C.
Back amon& the comics in the
Moon Mullins strip, Lord
Plushbottom had just been
slap~ face with a P.ie. AD adve ent announced that
Dinah wu eolll& to make a
··Report to the Nation "
sponaored by Continental Can
Co., ovet Station WTOP Salur·
day att:top.m.
And then YoU 1bouldn 't Corset
Mother'• Day. Beclren 1tore ad
suggests Van Raalte aJJmmer
white fabric gloves (short or
toy~ for mothe~ at $2.40 a pair.
4laiv. MAY 4 second Irorit pace or~ Evening Star noted that
a~uae and Senate committee a probing Child care unlta.
41'77
PARIS <AP> -The United
States bu agreed to drop lta op-
poattion to Vietnam's admlaston
to the United Nations dele11Uons
from botb naUona announced to-
day.
A •tatement w11 read to
newamen by Vietnam'• Deputy
Forelcn MinJtter Pban Hien at
the end ol two day• of talkl wtth
lbe U.S. delegation led by Aut.
Secrel•J'Y Of State Richard
Holbrooke. The announcement
Bryant Seen Aid
To Cause of Gays
NJW YORK <AP)-Tbe battle over a homosexual riehts or-
dinance in Florida bas moved far beyond Florida, as a former pro
football player credited singer Anita Bryant wit.h domg more than
anyone to promote gay rieJill. 1
Mw Bryant has beeJl crutadlnC for repeal or an oFdinance in
Dade County, Fla., that provides homosexuals with lecaJ protect·
ions in employment and housing.
••1 ·th.ink Anita Bryant bu done more to help the cause of
homosexual riehta.Mi ~meric:a than any other Uving human being,"
rfa'Vfd Kopay, a !S-Year·old former National Football League
player, said at a news conference here Tuesday. He publicly re·
vealed his homosexuality two years aco and has since written a
book on t.he subject.
M,EANWHILE MISS BRYANT took her campal~to Charlotte,
N.C., where shede~lared homosexuality must be aealnst natur~. "U
this were not so, then God would have made Adam and Bruce, she
said during a television lntervi~w on the PTL Club, a religion·
came aft4i four bOn Ott WU•·
peeWd to lead to tabUabment ol
diplotnatle reJoUona between the
lwo 1°""1mtnll.
The U~ at.let ba4 pro-
. v lou1ly vetoed Vtetnam '• ap.
pllcat.Sm '°th• United Nallom on
three occulons. The last veto
waa ln N<wember 1'79.
Hltn said tbo two dele1adoal
would r.eume thell' talkf ln PIN
wttbln two wMkl "to Heir a
rapid nonnalliaU. Of relationa'~ •
be&weeQ the two eoanutea.
The communique aald ffla'
and Holtnok• conferred for 1 total ol seven bOUrll TUeaday and·
W9dneada11D tbe VletnamtM
Embuay In Pub to dllcuu
.. matters left Mh1lid by lbt war"
and a nonnallsaUoo of r latlont.
The Untt.d States dele1atloa "exprelled Jta apprecl1Uon" of
VletnameH etfDrla to find the
bodies of Amerfcan.a mla1tn1 in
action In the Vietnam war. the
communiq~read by HJen aald.
It added that tbe Vietnamese
government would fDtentlfy Ill
efforta to resolve tM JUA pro-
blelll.. and would pro•ld'• •addl·
Uooal lnbmatJCJQ to tbe United
States on ml11•n1 Am•rtcan
servicemen.
DroW;Weg of.-Kids .
Order. From God?·
l
' • I
nd on the 1porta paeea. there
is the uauaJ buale over the pro·
fessional football draft. The Ohio
Stale coach drew headlines by al·
leging that pro mentor Paul
Brown was alter players who
were still on his freshman team.
Ah, from all this Washington
news, you m1gbt suapect lbat
thines are pnUy much the same
all the way across our country on
this May4, 1977.
·~-oriented talk a how dl.llrlbuted nationally.
She said the quip was an effort to dlvert attention from herself to the homosexuality issue.
Pageant
Padlea1
RIO DE JANEIBO, Brull (AP) -Elaht children were tbtc>'n lnto
the octan and drowned by members of a rell1loua cult who 1ald they
had orders from God, police In the nonheutern clty of Salvador Hid 4
"All of a sudden J 've become the i11ue, inatead of lbe iasue itself," she said.
Tuesday. -T 1 Tbey reported 21 members of the eult were being detained. he cu t
But this newspaper wasn't
published May 4 of lbla year. It is
the Evening Star of May 4,
1945-32 years ago.
KOPAY, A FORME& RVNMNG back for several teams tnclud·
tns the San Francisco Uers and Waabin&ton Redakins. said Hiss
Bryant was helping bring the issues out in the open, and he added,
"She has also shown by her misstatementa lbal lbe fears or
homosexuality are grounded In Ignorance of the (acts of life."
CHARLESTON, S.C. ii known u the UnJverwal Al·
<AP> -Promoten of the ae;:~~ur~t 0!~::!t°:r the Huge Wage
1977 M1M U.S.A. p11eant, younpten drowned off Ipttanga . :!f. lfo:'ui~~~uS:n~ beach were interviewed in a pro-Hi J,,,, __ Due
And the rront page ls different
from thenewsoftoday.
wear totally "uoconatruct· 1ram that appeared on national n;ea
ed" <me-piece awlmautta. television and they spoke calmly
The top headline declared, ''All
Nazi Forces Surrender In Den·
mark. Holland and Northwestern
Germany."
The story follows :
He referred to the sin&er as "the orange juice queen," a re-
ference to ber television commercials on Florida orange juice.
Thatmeananobraorotber about the deaths of their
conatructton. children. They said they and the
"That's what the vut parentl of the other victims all
m ajortty of our conteatanta are members of the cult.
have told us they want to Reporters in Salvador said the S. Kioliean Sold;er be jud&ed 00 ••. not on children were "sacrificed"
., how much help they cet Saturday night. They quot~ cull
from their swimsuit," aay1 members 81 saying God had or· "PARIS, MAY 4 -Gen. Harold L. Glasser, presi· deredthecblldrentobedrowned
Eisenhower announced today Killed at 'DMZ dent of Miss Universe, Inc. 10 they would not become lhill aU enemy forces in Holland A protest paseant, juvenlledellnquents.
a"d Northwestern Germany and sponsored by the National Morgue officials aald the
o,nmark, Including Helgoland orianlutlon for Women, children ranged in age Crom 'f
a"d the Frisian Islands, have SEOUL, South Korea <AP> -North Korean fire into the de· is pl~ for Charleston months to 10 years.
surrendered to Fleld Marshal militarized zone killed one SOuth Korean soldier an4 wounded another May u to choose "Mr. Police reported fin boclles
Monteomery'121tt Army Group, one the United Nations Command announced today. ~fir U.S.A." Conteatpromoten washed ashore Sunday, adstblxtb
ertectl¥e at 8 a.m. <Z a .m. The announcement aaid "one°" more" North Koreans open~ e have said the competlUon wu recovered Tuesday an ey
Eastern War Time) tomor· early Tuesday on the west central front about60 miles north of Seoul. ltopen to men between the are searching for lhetwoothers.
row. · .'' It was the first fatality report· aceaofllandilwboareof Cult members were described
4, 1945. Au1 18 whea Nortll Koreab illiterate farmen.
NICOSIA. Cypru1 (AP) -•
Saudi Arabia's King Khaled hu
ordered ~SO percent raises for
1overnment employes In his
wealthy Persian Gutt oil
kingdom.
The lowest paid employea get
hlkea of up to SO percent and the
hlsh tit paid up to 25 percent, the
official Saudi radio announced
today.
"And the kins also ordered
that all work fhould item froni
God '1 holy book and Koranic
teacbln« as practiced by the
Prophet Mohammed," added the
broadcut monitored In Nttosia.
Low-ranldn1 employes such as •
o{(lce boys and doormen will be
gettinl 660 riyals a month, or
about $187, after their so percent That was the bil new1 of May ed 1n the demillta?tzed ione since ( j ''&oocl DIO[al c ter1" by realdenta of Salvador as poor.
~t.ewhere on Paee One, you gua~ds ~ed two American of·
learn that Marshal von Kletat. flcers t.odeath at the Panmunjom 'iCSa•saumss•••~•unmssnjtCSSSCS$SDSS~~·US<> raise, the radio said.
who broke the French Maeinot truce village during a con!ronta· l
Line in 1940, bu been seized. lion over the pruning of a tree. ine hostaeea and taking o\rer 'Jj
In another article, German nd led three WashUleton buildlng1 last nm . . Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Tbe U.N. Comma i:uequ~ March race r~e lndlctmenta ~ ~ .. {!!_4!~~_'#~~~1,fl ~~~~~.VJJ) ~e -~~, .. ~ -~:.c-o .. ~ p·r c ~"?-. --.~ .> ·~· ~ ,. --=.:: ... ~~i
Could protest the abooUng. rdapiDe auu na l a Y -_
lied ali:.power. A Crand jury returned 32·count o•·'e er A short story report• President indictment• Tuesday against 'Y:.
Truman plan1 no holiday until ,.. __ •re• a.wll.e4 Hamau Abdul Kbaalu and each
wartenslonlea1en1. •--or his 11 colleaguea 10 the
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THE ISAD NEWS comes on
Page Two-casualty Ulla !n>m
the war zones-Army killed, 570;
Navy dead, 281 ... the Hats 10
on. PJdol are printed of the
Wa•hlnston area dead.
We are indebted to Mra.
Maynard Shaw of Costa Meta for
thla look lnto the pHt. Her late
huaband, who dltd April 1, col·
lected hlltorlc newapapen dur·
ing the 30 years he waa tn eovem·
ment service. Ke wu a rf'tlred
govemmenL auditor and ume to
Coata M•a tn 19U. Hll coUfftioo
of old papen 1lve you • real
&limpse ol history u we lived it
durinc theyean of World War II.
And'° like the man ml1ht say
on TV, that'1 the Wa¥ It wu, 32
ye1r1 qo, May 4, a.&.
WASHINGTON <AP> -You takeover, in which one person
may eet to take home more of was killed and a Waahlncton city
your pay check after June 1 lf the councilman 1hot in the chest All
House and Senate accept a com· 12 were indicted on a char&e of
promiM economic stimulua bill murder in the death of Maunce
containing lax break• for most Williama, a radio newaman
worken. kUJed ln the takeover of the Dis·
Rouse and Senate conferees,
reconcilln& the two cham~·
separate venlons undel' pressure
from the Carter admlnlstraUoo
and a variety oflpeclaJ interatl,
a1rnct Tuesday nllbt on a blll
provldlnc brew for mo.t lax·
payers, especially thoae of
modest income who do not
Itemize their deducUOOI.
llMReimeac• P11ee•
WASHINGTON CAP) -The 12
Hanan MoeJem1 accused of 1elz·
trict ofColumbla BuUd1n1.
• KANSAS CITY <AP)
Laetrile ls "a 1wlndle, a bou, a
Cra\(d and a rlpotr," a leadlnc
cancer retearcher 1ay1.
"The only thing it can do ii
take your money," aatd Dr.
Daniel S. Martin of the Catholic
Medical Center in New York
City, at lbe closlne session Tues·
day of a two da, public beartna oo
the alleged anticancer treatment.
Rain Storms Da~ging
Several, Eatem Statea Unaeaaonably Col,d
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• SACRAMENTO CAP) -A propc>eal to nmQY ·~~id hJlh prtca trom alcoholic liquor was
•OUQdly c!Heated Tuesday d•ph.e teltlmooy that lbeJ • ~ con1umera millions of dollara a' y t.
• The proposal would have eUmlDated tbe
.'minimum or "falr trade" prtcea which rilla11-..
muat char1e. It i1 the only line of mmbandil• lo
which "fair trade" pricet 1tlll 1tand ln CaWomla. ..,.,.!W ........... -.
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -The nude body of
aQotber youni man, tbe elll'dh to bt found in the
past two years, bu been found aton1 a mou.otaln
road. accord.l.U to 1bertlf11 deputies.
The body, 6elleved to~ that of a )'OUlll, man m
hi.a early 20I, wu dlacoveNd by an un.ldentifled s.,,,.
Gabriel resident lut weekend beside Highway 138
between Lake Silverwood and Lake Gregory in the
. . CreaWne area, the de-·r ) put.te1111d •• State ' Seven other nude
• 1bodiea, many o1 them
--------1tuffed tn plutic trash
bat•. have been found
alon1 roads since April, 1975, they aald. The latest
body wu found two moot.bl qo tn the Rlvenlde area. :A••..._,.,,,,.... 8 .....
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The bil th.fee.in.the
car rental business -Herb Oorp., Avta Rent·a'Cu-
System and National Rental System ,.... have been
hit with a $120 mllllon antitrust suit charging they
unlawfQlly conspired to eliminate theb.• compeli·
tion. +
The suit, tiled In federal court by Budget Rent a
Car, asks a minimum of $40 million damages,
trebled in antitrust action.
F.,... Lallfl BW •lldeefl
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A farm land preserva·
. tion bill backed by agricultural interests cleared its
first committee Tuesday despite opposition by an
uneasy alliance of realtors and environmentalists.
A 7·2 vote by the Senate Governmental
Organization Committee sent the m~a.sure by Sen.
George Zenovicb <D· Fresno), to Senate Finance.
otllelab •-t c .. .wr
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A courier has disap-
peared with $44,SOO worth of gold, plaUnum and
palladium he was to have delivered to a Westlake
Village dental manufacturing firm, according t.o
Mall bu sheriff's officials.
Officials said Tuesday they/were searching for
Kenneth Michael, 24, of San Pedro, who hu worked
. for three weeks at a Long Beach delivery service. ·
~ .. at Liie
Workmen begin laying pipe Tuesday
across the San Rafael·Richmond bridge
that will carry water across San Fran·
cisco Bay into parched Marin County. The
six·rnile, $1.8 million pipeline is due for
completion by June 1. Up to 10 million
gallons of water originally slated for Los
Angeles will flow into the Marin Municipal
Water System.
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Oil $11ill Bill Nilkd '.l
railroads were all a1~1t the bill by Sea. Jury'. J
Smith, Cl>-Satato1a>. It loal 2-5 in the Senate ;
Asriculblre end Water RHOU.rces Committee. •
SACRAMENTO lAP) -A propoeal to incrute
\be penalty for oU spills in California's coulal
w aten, bays and rlven wu defeated in the
lelit1ature Tuesd~.
· Lobbytat.a for oll produeert. abi.ppen. tod
SACRAMENTO <AP)
-Memorial Day
weekend vacationers
will find normal or near·
ly normal conditions in
the state park system,
and reservations are fill·
ing fa.st . officials said
Tuesday.
Herbert Rhodes, direc·
tor of the Department of
Parks and Recreation,
said many camp1rounds
19 VretimJJ
For RapU.t
SACRAMENTO <AP)
-The "east area
rapist" has claimed his
19th victim, this time
after tying up the
' woman's husband, of·
flcers reported Tuesday.
The spokesman for the
Sacramento Counb
sheriff's department,
Bill Miller, said the U·
sailant entered an un·
Jocked window during
the early morning hours
wearing a skl mask and
carrying a large-caliber
pistol.
Miller said there was
one other case in which a
husband was tied up. He
has revealed his face on·
ly once
are already rully re-
aerved. includlng· most
south and central coastal
SmJt.r.•1 bUl would have Pf'OflMd a cl\'U UabWt.t.
of more thaa sz• mUUon (or a tplU occ\llrina 1n
Caltfomia's Udelandt comJ>Uabl• to the ncent '
blowout. in the North Sea, accotdl.nt to A.ut. Att.Y. ·~
Gen. Grqory Willdnton. •l ,
Pa.ESE.NT STATE law provldes for a UabWty
of M,000 a day that oil i11 spilled, and ne1U1ence or
Intent musl be proved. Smith'• bill would not have
required proof, of lnlenl or ne1U1ence .
Under Smkh'a bill, civil llabiUty would have
amounted to ts.ooo per thousand 1a1Jon1 of oll
sptlled, plus 118.000 for each day over 20 that ..
cleanup r~uired.
..
Michael was last seen picking up 150 ouncea of
gold from a Northrldge metal company al noon
Monday, sheriff's spokesman Thomu Rogers said.·
Michael was to have delivered a total of 300 ounces ot fold worth $38,000, alone with 20 ounces of
platinum worth $3,SOO and SO ounces of pallad1'Jin ,
worth $3,000 to the Wilkinson Dental Manufacturine
Co., Rogers said.
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To their credit, the Costa Mesa Clty Council last
week ~oted to not prolong a year-old water consollda· &Ii fight.
The unanimous vote halted merger efforts which, If successful, would have incorporated the Costa
Mesa County Water District into the city as a depart·
ment.
· The battle between city officials and the water
district was a long and costly one. The eJty, on one
hand, said it spent $28,000 on variGus in-house and con·
tracted studies of the complex issue.
The water district came up with a $37,000 figure
for its reports, rebuttals and a telephone poll late in
the game.
The irony is, Costa Mesa taxpayers picked up the
total $65,000 tab for the battle, with city officials
reaching into one pocket and water district officials
reaching in the other .
Had the consolidation been approved by the coun-
cil, additional money would have been spent by both
governmental factions to continue the battle through
the Local Agency Formation Commission, the county
Board of Supervisors and finally, a vote of the citizens
of Costa Mesa.
But, fueled with comments from homeowner
groups opposed to consolidation and a resolution also
f'ejecting the plan from the Chamber of Commerce
board of directors, council members realized it would
be a futile battle.
And not all of the council members were active
supporters of the merger move in the first place.
Some good things did come out of the various
studies, however.
, .r
" For another, the water di!trict has become a very
visible publlc aaency aaain. Some cbarae the speclal
-district has become complacent in recent years,
perh~ accounting for the move tor consolidation.
AM third, t.J\e furor prompted the formatJoo of a
llatson committee, made up of city and water diatrlct
oUJclals, to attempt to iron outdi!ferences before they
become major problems.
School Tax Threat
Through no fault of the local school board, tax·
payers in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District
could face substantial tax increases in the near
future.
It hinges on Gov. Brown's $3.7 billion school
finance package which c\eared the Assembly last
week and is now up for consideration in the state
Senate. If the bill becomes law it will mean an im·
mediate 30-cent tax increase to make up for tbe loss of
basic aid, the $125 per pupil the state now gives to all
schools.
However, the financial ill effects could be even
more severe. The district stands to lose $580,000 in
s tate funds it hoped to receive to fund expansion of its
worthy Early Childhood Education program for
1977·78.
In addition, a freeze 'Would be placed on district
property tax rates, eveg tho.ugh they could otherwise
be reduced because or increased property values~
This means the rate would stay the same, but a por-
tion of iocal tax revenues would go to the state for re-
distribution to poorer school districts.
. '
For one thing, findings by a conscientious
citizens' committee have been adopted by the water
district, which will mean savings to taxpayers in the
future.
Letters to Sacramento are clearly in order . Ma~y
of us arenotthatrieh.
c Us~~n,(Attar-~ Aft<i~tors ditd for my riaht to guiile g~s.
·,
Worth tlae Cost Views on
Education
Contradict
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Transit System Helps rSeniors
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
To the Editor: ( J oil companies. just at ,. critical as a very complete r eport was
'l'he public transportation MAILBOX time when their resources :md filed (as your editorial correctly
1ystem in Orange County has lo "know how" capabilities are cur· noted > fl v e y e a rs ago. A
Too bad our Costa Mesa be the best or nearly so in the rently needed on the exploration 1 Negative Impact Statement, on
councilman lives near the state, even thougrh it has been in utten 1,..m , .... ,. ... wttc-. ,.... ""'•.. production front. the other hand, would give area
fairgrounds and not near existence a very ew years. c.olldett•~•rm•o~1.,.c~or•nm1M1e11 .. 11.,... As regards hill contused re-residents a good idea or what to
the Moose Lodge on l?th Ridership has climbed to ap· :~::"'.'r.~.:~1.,.:,0:,,•1;,:;.•~~·= marks on "divestiture,'' he expectrromtheirnewneighbors
Street. 1•11 bet that would proximately 1,500,000 monthly marn,.. Mll••n ,..., ... ,,. • .,.,., ... w1t1111e1....... should start with the (ul£illment at Los Al without delaying the
We seem to be a totally reduce the noise level or and ls still increasing. :='i!::.:f:::"' ....... "·-·~· ~·Y w111 of hls campatgn promises tp re· base transfer procedures and
schizophrenic nation when it their parties. A network of fixed routes now duce. the cont.roll.able cost Without initiating a costly, redun·
comes to the subject of "educa-covers most of the county and <diveatitute) of those :{en.ciesor d,11ntat~y. lion.'' Let me offer a few or the PERPLEXED schedules have been moved from It is only a matter ol Ume until the led«al gover:nme thttt ere 1t ii true that the California more glaring contradictions in on~ hour to every half-hour in coUbt)'. state and nationwide now' w)thin his J 1idSdfoUon, to N~oria1 Guard leems to t)e go.
our attitudes and our practices: some cues to 20 mtnutes oa rapid transit system will be com-say nothing of the increase in lng out of lt.s way to accom-On the one band, we sanctify Th E Rid l d Th II od th G•-vG..s<_"' .. oarut111m1tte•111¥ many routes. e asy er p ete . ere rea y isn't any numbers and payroll for his and m ate e citizens of nearby
education, we warn our children ~T:!'!.~~.•,.;:.;:~~~.::·::r'!: Buses plus the Dial·A-Ride choice. tua.wile'sWhiteHousestaff. communities. But those citizens.
that Oley can -wtoG1....,.,o .... o.11,f'ji.c. (aided by the Yellow Cab opera· HERB EGGETT have every right to be a bit wwy
gel nowhe.re Uon) and Dial·A·Life for Han· Perhaps he believes in the old in their dealings with the
without it , dicapped that will extend to a Nat...,• ••i.~e bro,midt!>, •·u YOll epn't convince mllitary over Los Alamitos. ~:: t!~fe:"<>!'e on the other band, we spend countywide operation in July this . them, contUfe tbem.'.' od i.a pro. After ,u, the Department of
On the · th virtually nothin& on a procram year help tremendously to aJ. To the-E<lltor · ceedina accordingly· w1th bis in· Derense has ~n Jess than open
• 0 · that could improve teacbel' seltc· levlate transportation problems I a m c oncerned · W h Y? expert.ence and on-the· job lraJn· with them and with the con·
e r h and ' lion and traininl and would for Oraqe County reatdents in Because we are going to have mg atour.expenae. cerned members of Congress
thousands UP· encourage Ole up~r 10 i>ercent allireasandconditions. wall to wall houses on Spyglass ALN.SEARES when discuss ing the long-
on thousands of college graduates lo enter the Hill. W~ are going to have ~ cofl· .,___. B anticipated phasing-out .of Navy
or1 younhoghpeo· field inst.eadoftheJowestlO,...r· THE COMMUNITY Develop· c rete Jungle of s 1d e w4llk s, 1•~•.. ~ · activlUes.atthe base. · p e w ave • -. • r ....... :.11 a the~T tr~et.s -SWil1lm.iJ!iiM'1.l....e.P4-.,. ~-'\,. ·~ •• ~ .. ~-..... -··. Ir · ~~~-.. ...., ... 0 ,1 !t 1 ~ ;.to.c~ .. ~~los:~i:JU. . . ,,. ··~,..~~\>"(~·~ · "" -· ' ~····~>r;..-" · t.c;_ J c:' """ ' / u·--serio s y -i:: \ '\'• .=.-...-. --~· · ~ ~ ... ' --• •'-· "'h -~ -M.. • ·• ~S-un~d-a-y, May 8, · 7 is a v.e.ry' .-G\.ia h no ecn foflowT...:Jli....e ...,. ro1 .. v.. 11.11 0 nn; ONE band~ we· appor-U ewise ail! seniors and the han· n al w1rr nappen to lhe sage ~ their Ph.D .. the highest degree . the 1 r dicapped lo gel to the Rehabilita· brush, bobtail and buck-? Can we special day. Not onl36., is it poor example of the Defen~e
possible, now rind that there are hon argest part o our pro-lion Center and the Transperta· preserve large sections of land, Mother's Day, but tt is U\e !irst Departmept; so far Ole G~ard no jobs available for them, and perty laxes for public education; ti Lun h d C li .t canyons and streams to keep day or National Nursing Home has been candid and forthnght.
kin 1 k -1..-in some towns and vUlaees. the on. c an ounse ng s1 es. w k Conar-•man Patt""-on and I are wor g as c er s , CUUftJJ, nature's balance·.1 ee · • .,... ..,.. "' ..a "public" schools are really In orr hours these vans are ill be watchin" it.s nerformance cab·driver1 and ca. yenters -If i available on a limited bas1·s ror BRAD FLETCHER Many mothers whetheT aged, w ., ,. they are lucky enough to have pr vale schools on the basis of convalescent or chronically ill clo1ely in Ole months to come.
any job at all. "hidden" tuition paid ror school· ~!,l':!stansportation ut little or are receiving better care and MARK W. HANNAFORD
On the one hand, we complain Ing by homeowners. .... .. Beod Plfl• more attention today becaus~ of Member of Congress
thal there aren 't enough Ontheotherhand,parentland As chairman of the Orange '{'.otheEditor:' the1DCTeasingrangeof1erv1ces ..
"generalilts" entering the world taxpayers care little aboul the County Senioc-Citizens Council As I anal:11cally read and re· provided by long term care The Dady Pilot ii glad to bot1e
of commerce, but only narrow quality and extent or education Transportation Committee, Heel read the complete text of faclllties. Congre1mum Hannaford'• c14r!Jfca..
speclalistl and technicians. their children are receiving, u It la heartwarming t.o see these Carter's energy plan in the Wall P'rom personal experience, I tionand commentaontheq~att(Jf)of
long as marks are ullaractory programs in effect and the Im· Street Journal or April 21, ll know the majority of nursing the Environmental Impact State·
ON 11IE OTHER hand, our and diplomas are awarded. pact Oley have ln helping to solve became readily apparent that homea provide quality ca.re in ment. -EditM.
education Is more and more On the one band, we pay our transportation problems. Ole overall, additional cost of safe surroundings. But. many
focused oo Ole "vocational" and abstract respect to Ole Idea ot I •oader how many autos have materializing tilts multi·control readers may not be aware or
practical aide, while lhe "Educallon." beeosupplanted,howmanyacci· 1 ouldbeinh 3 th i 'ddb humanilles and hberal arts On the other hand, we au.peel dents have been avouied, how Pan w t e percenlto• lngehsoemrvesc.es provi e Y. nun· percent range. lanaulah; andwecontmuetotum and resent penona who display many Hves saved, how many ln· Apparently, no asseaament
out graduates with httle sen.se of p e rceptible •lens of beln1 jprlea avoided , how nuriy was made in the development of
lan1ua1e, 101lc. hlatory or educated, and place more re-1•lloos of ruel saved, how much this plan, eitber or such an ln·
philosophy. llanc:e on "experience" than on le11 poUutlon? creased cost to the consumer and
On the one band, we spend academic tralnln1. Until we True, public transportation la business -or the related rate of
hundreds or million• ror build· know that each without the other coetly. However, no one surely lnOatlon.
tna1 , books, laboratories. can be sadly deficient, we will can arllJe a1ainat the need that And now, jttr. Scblestnier
stadiums. 1Ymnasium1. and not have hn educaUonal policy wlU be incttuin1ly important a.a com ea on CBS· TV Face the
equipment. worth a nickel. Ume goes on for many reasons. . Nation on April 2,, with the
Arab Leverage Growing
WASHINGTON -A subtle
shlft bu occurred tn the political
pre11ures that shape U.S. policy
toward the middle East. Sudden·
ly, the top poUcymakers aro P•Y·
tn1 more attenUon to the Arab
ar1ummt.s.
The chan1e ln the political
balance haa been so dellcat,4a that
it has been
hardly
perceptible.
There ha•
been DO twist· tna of arm1,
no danslil\I of
•conomic
bait. no ln· Ouence buy· Jn• in th• Korean man· ner. The policy maken 1lmp\y
b&H become aware that the
Arab• now 1peak with more authority I.ban they used to.
Th• It«)' la told between the
llll•• Cl eeeret d.ocumentl, which
deacrlbe the lncreuiril dtpen·
C!ence d t United Stat• on
:Arab oll and the 1rowln1 ·~c ~er of tho Arab oU
potentate1. Hn• are the
hl&hlllhll: -A CIA naJ1111. d\ed ~y l't dent carwr, warm that the
worldw'ld• d mand ro.-oll 11 U
' ....
(JACK ANDERSON)
ly to outstrip aupply in the next
five to 10 years. The praJdent
didn't menlion lhat lhe CIA alao
esUmate. that the United Statea
will double its oil lmpotU from
Saudi Arabia by 1980.
-A SEPAllATE, secret ClA
survey claims that tbe oil·
producini countries now have a
prodigious s:M billlon lnveated ID
U.S. boldln11. Tbe Arab oil
sheikdom.I have entruated tbeii'
porUollOI to such ini•hty banU
as tbe Danit of America. Chase
Manhattan, Flnt Natlonal City
Bank and Mor110 Guaranty.
Tbeae tlnanclal lnatltutlont
speak with a IOft voice but carry
bil clout in the backroom1 ot
Wuhlnston.
-Secret Troll\lry docum: nta
reveal tb.t the sau411 llave ukid
the induatf'lal natlon• for
ttf tfUarda llUlllt Jaflatlon,
fluctuaUnf txcb_,e ratel ..S
polltlcal unceTtataUea. One
cl••illed memo""'' ti that the Saudi• ftel tbe1'v bien
taken .Sv.ntaje • To ~ .i.
,levlate Ui wotld tHrtY
1horta1., they have produced
more oll than they need to sell to
meet their own revenue needl.
The •W1>IUI hp gone into invest·
menta hi the West, putlcuJatly
the Unltid St.ates.
1tatementthat-increa1edtaxea
(from the energy bill> are bein1 •
·counted on for alzeable revenuea
to fulfill two other campalan
promtaea: wellare and tax
rerorm.
WITH TfflS Robin Hood
characterization President C•~ nsveal1 the extent of hJe
tociaUat thinking and that ol the
membera ot hie admlnt1traUon.
Concurrently, Carter'• plan
cuts back oU production at Elk
fflll• and atv no recoanlllon
whatever to overdue incentives.
to the oU companiea ln 1otn1 all
out to develop new oll and 1u re-
sources. Instead, he talks more
about divestitures to break "I> the
Ot18 ROMS, u la every t.aclll·
ty which ia a member of the
Callf omia AuociaUon of llellth
Facilitlea and the American
Health Care A.aaociaUon, is open
to vlalt«a at any time. How6ver,
durlna National Nursln1 Home
Week we have planned a aeries or
apeclal act.lvitlea to acqtlaint the
comm\llity with our services.
Durln' th1J week eapeclaUy we
invite the entire communtty to
vi.lit OW' nun.lng home. I hope that you and many of
your readers will tour a nurtlng
home during National Nunl.hg Horne Week.
THOMAS HIX
Administrator, Garfield
ConvaleacentHoepltal
JMAIT,....,er
To the Editor:
The PUot edltol'ial of AprtJ 18
entitled "Ar>othe.r tlandwa1on"
h11 me tllChUy annoyed, for I
thlnk that you have mi•Jwtitd
the Importance or the Los
AlamltA» buetranafe.r laaue.
.ll'lr1t, l would like to clear up an Inaccuracy wblch appean ln
the 11.xth paragraph of the piece.
Rep. Jerry Patterson and I ~ve
not made "demands" for a new
Environmental Impact State·
ment re1ardin1 the etted1 of Ole
baae transfer; we have simply ask~ that the "Departm"nt of
Det Me prepare a Ne&atlve Im·
pact Statement, which would ou~
line tn detail th anticipated
oper onaJ cban1e1 11aoclated
wlth a Nat onal Guard .takeover
of lhe LOt Alamllol property
A FlJ'Ll...9LOWN EIS would r~ulre mon\ha of h~arinta and
COi' the tupay thOuaanC!a of
dollar$-and ln rtAt eaUmailon,
this would bo a wast. or money.
..............
To the F.dltor:
The baby 1IUer Ulal I used to
have la O\'er 80 years old now. She
h11 just been told tbat ahe bu to
move withJn 90 days, b\lt where
haa the 1ot to 10? For rent sh~
can only pay at the most. '20() a ·
month. M ror the nel&hborhood!t,
the nlceat ones have el(pemM~
apartmentl. She also needs a bo._
tom floor because It la too hat
for her to walk up 1tair1.
l THINK / that lt -..ouJd b•
worthwhile if a i>uUdlnll wu § up just for elderly PttOPlt. The
could either Jlvt there or j
~end ~ut of the day there. The
would meet Other people, dtac\11
tholr problems, bO "h•s>PY an
atlU be looked after. They wOUlt
also have a place to 10 when theJ
need friend.I the moat.
RISI MOS~
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1ttbnt N. W Hct. PtlfltW!tr
Tho"I01 IC1rnl, 'Editor
&itb«to ICrttblt'h,
~d!JOriol Pa 1 £dttl1f'
Tb rdllorlal paae or lM Dal1y Pilot seek• to Inform and
Llmut1t.t Nadera by pmt11Unc
on this pose diverse commentary on tO(llc• o( 1n(erest by $yndlcnt·
ed cc>lumnl1t' and cartoonls~. by provldlnir a forum for readen' views and by presentln1 lhl•
new paper's oplnfoni1 and Idea•
on current toplcit. Tltt tdltorial opinions oC the Dally Pllcx appear only In thr tditortal <'C'llumn ot the
lop of the P•«•· Opinion• ell· prwafd by the <'otumru t.a and
urtoonl•t• ond letter v.n1"" ,,..
lbelr """ and no endorJC'metll or their vtt" 1 by ~ Utt Daily Pilot ~Id be lnrerrnl. •
•
1ecretary ol War under Preli-
den t Franklfn Pierce and
represented MlssiJaippt in the
U.S. Seaate.
Davl1 waa specifically ex-
cluded from the general amnesty
bW of 1876, wblch reetored the
ri1ht1 of moet Confederates. He
was released from prison in 1887
and died 22 years later.
*** "I ask wianilnous conaent that
further reading of the bill beaus·
pend~." is one of the most com·
mon requests heard in con·
gressional committee sessions
and during floor debates.
"There being no objection, so
ordered," usually is the response
of the presiding officer.
WITHOUT SUCH unanimous
coll.lent agreements, untold
hours would be spend · reading
every bill and amendment before
they were voted upon. There
wouldn't .be enough bouts in the
year for all that reading.
During a House committee
session on the Clean Air Act,
Rep. Job11 Dingell CD· Mich.)
as~ed' for unanimous consent to
waive re-:1r!f of the amendment he had Off ·
"I object," shouted Rep.
Charles J. Carney CD-Ohio). .
AS 'DIE CLERK began read-
ing the Dingell amendment,
another committee member
leaned over to Carney aqd asked.
"Why did You do it?" "Because
I don't like Dingell, that's why,"
r esponded Carney.
*** It is .a federal crime to in·
terf ere wilt' t 1ovemment car-
rier pl~.
••• The quote of the •eek comes
Crom Seo. Carl CuUI (ft.Net>.),
wbo told the Senate~
"It is very lnterestJng to know •
that the Vf!rf day tbts one •gency · •
of the ad-min{stratlon
took aac·
charln away
from ol1lllons
of Americans,
0 o m.e d la n George Kirby,
one of Dine ar-
rested last week
durtnc &' series
of Las ·vegas
drug ral has
been released on bail ••
Dr . Peter ~--------------------------------------------------~--~~--~----~
Bourne ap·
peared before
a committee ol Congreaa
cv1ms and recom-
mended the decriminalization ol
Marijuana. Mr. Pre.ldent, mari· .
juana ii not the answer to the
need tor 1accbarin. ..
*** Political intellltence; former
White House pres• secretaey Boa
NeeHD would liq to be tbe next
Republican candidate for gov·
ernor of Maryland.
••• Blue jeans imd a cardigan
sweater mtsht be nice.
The new House ad hoc energy
~omroittee wa.s dil.cu.aaiq the
ground rules for today'• meeting
with Pretldeat Car'8r, when
Rep. Barbara Mlkllllld CD-Kd.)
asked: "But what are we sup-
posed to wear!" ·
••• aobert Straa11, the former
Demderatic national chairman
and current chlet tLS. trade
negotiator, complained to a
Senate comJDlttee that the
budget I« bil office ia too small.
.. jYou're invited to our·
· ~me Furr:-1ishings Seminar
Thursday, rvtay 5 -7-9 pm.
at Westminster.
' '
Meet Joe Foster, Selig
representative. who'll "hove
some great decorating tlps
on Selig sectional furniture.
Register to win a Selig
recliner and ottoman. Enjoy
wine, cheese and CJackers
with us. Furniture, 3rd level.
O_. 18SOns
Robinson's Westmin.Uer Mall, 898-4331.
. ...
Your
classier
classic:
·the blouson!
By Ship •n Shore• in Qiana• ny1on.
More than Just another top,
this Is the better basic, the right
solution, exactty what you need
for summer! And you can have lt
in four super monotone prints,
(florals available, too) In
white with ncJV'f, marine blue. bl_pck
or hot pink .. M6. $21.
Not all prlnts In all stores.
Mail/ phone.
Roblf1alre Sportswear. 96 .
_.,._ .. '~
•
One of 22 Million
Angela Denise Foster, 3~-year-old dau_ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Foster of Charlotte, N.C., fidgets at a Washington, D.C., press
conference where she opened Better Hearing and Speech month.
One of 22 million Americans with speech and hearing problems,
she is the 1977 poster child for the Better Hearing Institute. She
has a severe nerve hearing·Ioss in both ears.
New Pregnancy
Test Revealed
BUFFALO, N. Y. CAP> -Doctors here say
they have evaluated a new pregnancy lest and
found it to be nearly perrect.
The test was 99.5 percent accurate in 544 cases
evaluated over an 11-monlh period at Deaconess
Hospital here.
DR. JACK LIPPES, CHAIRMAN of obstetrics
at the hospital, said the new blood lest can confirm
pregnancy in a woman as early as one day after
m enstruation was to have begun. The test also can
indicate at that early date iC the pregnancy is ab-
normal, he sald.
Tffe most accurate test now used is 98 percent
accurate, said l..lppes, best-known for his invention ~_,
of the Uppes Loop birth control device.
Like other pregnancy tests, the new one is
based on lhe presence
of a hormone ca ll ed
( J
human C h or1onic
MrDIC/NE G on adotr oph in. The
CJ _ hormone 1s produced by
the placenta beginning ~ --• ~ ,., )II>_ -.... ...i.......-... __ "'""r'-.- .-'l'i .• .. . .-..;;....., --........... \.._ "' ... • ~ ~~ . ~ ..... ',-<L..-~~--<~~ .. , . ":;...-
THE TEST USES CHEMICALLY modified an-•. •
llbod1es to produce a quantitative analysis of hCG •• ./
in the patient's blood . Lippcs said. It is based on the •
work of Dr. Om P. Paul. chairman of department of
cell molecular biology at the State University at Buf-
f a lo . Bahl first isolal('d u.nd purified thehCG
molecule in 1972.
Because the amount of hCG produced in early
pregnancy multiplies aeometrtcally, periodic read-
ings showina a lesaer Increase would indicate an ab-
normal pregnancy, Llppes said.
IN THE ST\JDV OF 'MIE NEW test, 184 women tested pos1t1vely and 360 negaUvely. There were no
false positive readln111. Fabe po.IUve readings
sometimes occur In tests now used.
Thre. false neaaUve readings were recorded,
Llppes said Jn all three cases the women miscar-
ried within 48 houra. lndlcaUn1 that the fetuses m ay
have already been dead when tested, he aaid.
Bahl said the test should be widely avatlable an
the United States in less than a year. He and col-
lea1ues are oe1oUatln1 with pharmaceutical com-
panies to put the test Into commercial production.
~WJalls
Limited ,
B~ Vote
PALO ALTO <AP) -
NEW YORK <AP)-Gettlnl a_pproval of<iuban
Premler Fidel c .. tro 11 ooe of tbt remalnln1 ob-
staclea Jletto-Goldwyn-Mayes". rac~ in lr)'int to
make a film about the life of Ernest Hemlnpay.
The writer'• widow, Mary, plans to go to Cuba
next month with •tGM olQclala to work out ar-
rangementa for ftlmin& at Heminpay's former
home outalde Havana.
-
MGM SAID IT WILL TRY to 1.t permllslon
from two of Hemlnaway'a fOl"mer wlvea. Martha G~lborn and Hadley Hemlnaway.
MGM aald It will also try to 1et perml.aaJon
from Marlene Dietrich, who bad a key role in scenes with Heminaway after the UberaUon of Parll ID INS.
Spurred by a lf'OUP of MGM ANNO\JNCED THAT IT pUttbued tbe
concerned parent.I, the right.a to Mn. Hemlnpay'a .. How It Wu," her blo-::!0 b~*tr~~ p-apby of the late novelist. She and MGM declined
and restaurants with to11yhowmucbwa1paidfortberl1hta. mor~ .than five. plnball. the~ oTf~~~r!o~~~l~ ~~~~~ed~o~~
...
machines on the prem· Weston and directed by Sydney Pollack, butcuting lse~ef~re the council bu not beaun, MGM 1ald.
passed the ordinance,
one parent explained op-( IN..SBORT ) IUMS It up. p o 1 I ti o n t o t h e . __ -----· mechanical amusement
.)
:.~ ,
devices. In the DAILY PILOT
"WE DON'T want:::==:=:=:=::::::=:=:::--;;:=:;;;;;;;;;;=:=:;;;;;=:~=:=::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ arcades became they at.-•~~~----..
tract really questionable XCE0l.215X 31V2c ...
unu'.ff1.0#Ar;.n fiJem>A /Inn people who mingle with .-.
our kids," said Denny TYfJllll• 111161 111
Petroslan of the 200· COPJ SllYICI
person Coalition of Con· 631·1425
cernedClthens. . 711 w. JJtliSf.Clf,_,
The Ot'dlnance outlaws
firms with more than
five coin-operated
amusement mact.lnes.
Firms will be able to
keep as many as five
m achines if the city is-
sues a license.
TOM JORDAN of
Atari. a.. firm that
. manufactutes electronic
games. and the council
acted without havine any
concrete evidence that
amusement arcades at·
tr acted unsavory people.
City officials said the
meuure wu aimed at
regulating pinball and
other amusement
macbla,.es ln ••the in·
terests at.public bealth,
safety and welfare."
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INVESTMENT AUCTION
OJHAMDMADI
ORIENT AL RUGS
& CARPETS
AS IS INSTRUCTED. WE W1LL SELL
BY AUCTION SHIPMENT #783
ARRlVED LA. APRIL 11 . 1977. ALL
GOODS TO GO TO SETTLE DUTY.
FREIGHT. AND FINANCE CHARGES.
IN ORDER TO LIQUIDATE THIS
HUGE IMPORT POST HASTE. A
SERIES OF AUCTIONS HAVE BEEN
PLANNED IN VARIOUS CENTRES.
SAU DATI: ~ etta Mq, 2:30 ,.._
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LARGE CARPETS ANb SMALL R~
SIZES -RUNNERS -WOOL & SILK
.p1 ECES. CERTI Fl CATES OF
AUTHENTICITY WITH EACH ITEM
SOLO.
DAILY PILOT
Regular
$8.99 ·099
Easy car• polye1ter and cotton blend
drettet. Mlttet' 1lze1.
$9 .49 Half Sizes ................. 7 .49
Summer Handbags
3aa
Wlf)4t-cleon rlyurethan• vinyl. Many'.
pock.ti on compor1m•nta. Auort•d
1tyl ...
i
Breakfast COat
. Reg. $4.99
300
long Quilt Robe·
Long robe made of colorful acefat•
quilted with polyHter fiberfill. Ai·
sorted 1olld1. ·
Breakfast coot made of easy-core
trlacetot• flff<e. Colorful solids.
Catalog Clearance
•Dresses• Pantsuits '
cut 46% to 68%
899
R4'gular
$3.96 298
A11orted 1tylH Include: long or short
9own1, mode of soft, lu1trou1 nylon
trlcot. Pa1tel1. S, M, L ·
Ute
Seora
Revolving
Charge
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Eaay-cor•, ontl·dlnt Antron"
nylon. Whit• or coleu. S, M, L.
$2.99 P\111 Slip .......... 2.47
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6in,er ~erry L~ Lew11 is being sued
by St. -Jos ph
He>apltaJ Ea1t in
Memphis for a $3,148
bill claimed owed tor
a 20-day stay in 1976.
APPROXIMATELY JOO PATTERNS
OM SALE TODAY!
Shop eMly, some quantltlN llmtted to stock on hand •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
VINYL-COATED WALLPAPERS
Reg $3 95 NOW ... $1 .88
PRE-PASTED STRIPPABtE VfNYL-S~
Reg S7 50 to $13.95 NOW ... $3.88 to $7.88
FABRIC-BACKED VINYLS
Reg 55 95 to 5995 . NOW $2.88 to $7.88
WOVEN ORIENTAL TEXTURES
Reg S2195 to $4000 NOW .. $7.88 to $12.88
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE:
Ht:tre at Wo :popeis To Go we ~ell only first quality merchOrl·
d1s.i we nev'!r sell seconds Of lmperlects Except tor sote
1rom• 011 mPrchond1se is returnab le for exchange or
comp1e1e refund
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In oddllton to these outstanding values, we hove hundreds of other
patterns prtced at savings or 20'1. to 60,, and morel Odds and ends,
discontinued patterns and special room-sized bundles hove been
sloshed tor Immediate clearance! We always hove over 1.200 patterns
on dlsploy and 30,000 rolls In stock tor immediate delivery. Complete
selection of wallpaper sundries and FREE dolly Do-It-Yourself Classes.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -When is Uvlng tOgether not really "living together?"
An8wer: When the government gets In the act.
It f~ms there ~e 1.3 million J'l'marrfed folkt in ,America who hue sef ... P 1bmisekeeping with
someone ol tfte-9pposite 1ex. That's twice u maoy as there were seven yea'rs ago, the Census Bur6au
said,.uesday. · 1 •
Bur mE .. GOVERNMENT WAJlNs that you shouldn't draw any s~xy infetenca. •
Naturally, federal officials didn't come right
out land say it lb.at way. In an obtuse warning,
known In some circles as-gobbledyaook, the CellSUI
Bureaureportstates:''
"Data users who make inferences about the
nature of relationship8 between unrelated adulls or
the opposite sex who share tbuame llvin& quarters
are cautioned tbat the data shown onthia subject are
agsregates which are distrlb1,1ted oYer a spectrum of
catecories including partners, resident employes
and roomers."
Got that?
"JEEPERS. GEE WBILLIKERS. Holy
Moses," said Henry Smith, the government official
In charge of releasing this warning to the public .
"That sure is a government caveat If 1 ever heard one."
Smith, the Census Bureau's chief information
officer, ~uckled as he read the report again.
"I trunk they're trying to say that some people
of the opposite sex just make do with each other."
ArtbMl Norton, the Census Bureau population
expert fill<> wrote the 'Wathl.ng. put it thi~ way :
"That's ~ualificat.fofl l put.in the report to .say that unrela~ inen and women who are sharing a livtne
quarters with someone of the opposite sex are not
necessarily shacking up.''
NORTON EXPLAINED THAT THE Jovem-
ment ddlj jt.{~UJ.;s~outor Pt.:QP!n ~
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Marlon Brando'a first
wife has filed a $2 million civil suit charging the ac-
tor with denying her tff-rigbt to see their son.
The suit was lUed ln Los Angeles Superior Court
by actress Anna Kashfi, who was married to Bran-
do from 1957 to 1959.
Their child, Cbristian Devi, 19, has been the
subject of CWltody disputes.
Mtss Kashfi's attorney, Cary Med.ill, said his
client was given ''reasonable rights to visitation" lo
January 1974 but cbar1ed that they have been
violated.
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LKaas, chairman of the from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Santa Ana834-6100.
ouart Corp. Kass, 78, -~~Fif,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i!!~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~ died of a heart attack at
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TEXARKANA, Texas
(AP) -Anne Warden, 87,
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m e m ber of the Page
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performance., food and a commwU.ty dance. 40
eventa are open to the public and bave been or•
1anized by a committee ot ltudenta from tbe v~•,.... 1cbooll.
•~_.-~ • ..,__._ Tbe 1882 battle of Puebla. the ftnt defeat oi ~ • .,,_.... French forces by outnWDbered. poor)f' equipped
Charles Bates' FBI ~~= ~°!;).· ll celebrated oo the Cinco de 11.,o.
special agent who The event beitm at 9:30 a.m. at tbe college. In
led the succeuful the d}:; area between the UbraJ7 and 1clence search for heiress bull .Itwillfeatureawelcomefromcommunity
Pa tty Hearst, ls and co ege officials and an aplanaUon of the bi.I·
back to work in San toricaleveulabeinjobsenecL
Francisco after a • three-month re-. AT lt A.II., nvB POLK dances will be pre-• t · f sentect by 1tudent.1 tn autbeatlc dress and a com· cupera ion rom a memontivecboralreadJncwWtakeplaceatU:IO
heart attack. a.m. There .will be a theater perlormance at nood
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. L0$ ANGELES <AP> -Nearly one ot every
seven penom bl tbe ceunt;J II recdvtnc w'Uare,
and lt II ~ pn>pert)' taxpayers '295 mWlon a year, Superrilor Kenneth Hahn says.
Hahn. a loqtlme advoc.te of complete federal
takeover ol pabllc Ul1sWce procrama, al.so took a
jab at •hat he ter~ excessive and costly
-paperwork in the Department ot Public Social
Se"ie& •'The rule. are eo complicated that when glued
tocether, tbe forms neceuary just to handle one cue are 10 feet long," Hahn aaid.
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ST. CRAM~Y, France (AP> -1be '°"of Ute until after bl• deatb ~ir.'!"'1-""""
JawCbarkiilA. Undbertb1Q1b1afather'11olonoa-wben iota ot reporten
atop tramatlaatic 1U1bt 60 ;re.11 aso wu rll'dy d.11· ealled up. eUIHd at bOme despite the delirium tbe eP!c Hft'• dlfflctalt to re-~foibehed Off at the time. auze Whit It .really WU
8ClOCt Und~r&b, N, al.lo Hid in aa lot«"view like at the Ume he made
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1'11w11°uortofforbldden1ubjeet"1Dtbebome. d'ntaPd tbe 1tate of tecbnotoiy and UD· ICOTI' SAID TD &EASON the ru.tit. WU only d. r. t. D Cl t be t m •
occukloally dlfeuaeed at home wu that hit father, portance ot what be dJd.
wbodledatac•72inAucustmt Penonall1, in ltlell, It
ID Hawall, pteferred lookinl to WH a rather excep-... ~.
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tbe future, pl'OIDottnc civil avla-tlonaJ feat. n was well
tJon and wildllle conaervaUon, planned. Others bad
teacblng bit children to fly at a been movlng in that
Connecticut airfield, or Just. direction. lt was a feat
boralna around by tossing water for ita time. The times
ball6ona in the bou.se. were really ready tor it, sconu DBERGH
"1be only time I can re-but the w~ be acted afterward waa perhaps more
member him saying anything important." . . , wu wbeo the Jimmy Stewart
LINDY movie came out, and even then · SIXllENDIEDAn'EMP.TINGtheNewYork·
be didn't aay much," Scott Undbergb said of the Paris rueht before Lindbergh, then 2$, af·
tu1bt bit father made from New York to Paria on compliJbed It and •aa eheerect by 1 ftemied el'0W'4
llay21.1BZ7. wbenbelandedaU0:22p.m. atLeBourgetAirport.
"He didn't tpeak about it because be didn't As for the Mareb 1. 1132. kidnap-slaying of
tbint It would be constructive. He always tried to be Charlel Jr., Scott 1Jndber1b aald, "It wu sort of a
forward-looking. He wanted to use the tuebt u a forbiddenaubject.JwuoverlOwbenllearnedofit_
sprineboard, to abow that Oytns could be reliable, and that was tbrougo a newspaper •to'7. Our
that aviation could be punctual, brln& people parents found out. and then we we;re )$fed' • to
together and reduce cUstancea." what actually happened. 1r1,. paratl n•ver re.i.ty
apoke about the put."
SC01T SAID HE WAS NOT aware of anything Bnmo Ric bard Hauptmann was convicted of
special about his father's flight acroa.s the Atlantic the kidnap-*laylne and executed April 3, 1936, pro·
until he was about 16. feaainc bis innocence to the end.
•'I was aware he had flown nonstop from New Tb1a Ju.ne 2, Scott, who runs a monkey research
York to Parts, but it really had no influence on me center in this villaee in southwestern France, and
until later. hundreds of others will attend ceremonies in Paris
"The impact didn't. really come throug~ tom~ commemorating Llndbergh's~~·bourfUtht ln the -.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.-;.-;.-;.iii.mmi.;-"Spirit ol St. Louis." The Paris ceremonies wilt be tied to the Le Bourget air show.
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"I WU abOut. I wberi I •tarted, and the 1easions
wP\lld lllt anywben from one to three hoan.
SometiJ:Dei be would 1et u et about bow I handled
the plane. eQeC1all1 lo l1"p b.U.S. I alwaya
l•aoed 81almt tbe banb, lnat.ead ol leanlnf wttb tt.
1'U )'°'& dld 10metbin.J wroni like tbat you'd do
It •Plil and •lain. e\len apimt 10\lf wW. But be
wun't realty nuty about l~ Just very lnslatent. By
the time I waa lS l eould take off. f1Y and land but I
never new IOlo.. He wu aJwaya ln the back." ·
BB SAID 818 FA.TBE:a NEVE& 1ave al·
Jowancea to h1m or the other cbildren, and that I
"when we need«l money we bad to work for it, cut· ting grau, aawing wood and things like that. He-.
didn't want us to have the idea "'at money was just
available."·
But be slid bis father alto had a. sense o!c humor.-. • ,
"lie WU from the M.ld~ *nCS Juat lltfid to ~ft a.roUnd aomet.lmes," bit h5d. .. t remember 10mettme. be'd put a cup Of water over a dcol-iil ov houle in Darien and ~HJt foe' tt '°fall ao one ot
UI ldd1. We would have quite a cOod lcQc water
ftlbt, up tbe ataira, everywhere, wltb wattt
billoons and 1pongea. He'd always take put, but
mother didn't. She was from an £astern bankine
family and would juatatand to one aide."
attached to 'the main house bu t&IM for ·'°
mol\ke)'ao which are free to roam about tbe a.;eere
frounda at Will, aloni with thG LlDdber&U' three
do&a md t1x peacocb. • ·I' Undberah aaJct be ut &JP hll prlmatt'l'elearch .r
ceoter ha 1972 mostly with bk own m°'"'y and aranta fn>m different or1anbat.1on1. n. P\V'l)C)H II
to study bow the monkeyj, huported frOJD SoUtb ;., Aulerica. form aocial ll'OUPI in a chanted envtron· ,
ment.
'"Ihe vegetation here ii a lot ditterut from a ;)
tropical rain forest," Llndbef1h 1ald. "l'v• had ~ f
string ropes from the trees to 1ub1Utute for vtnea. 0
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l arv.otJ'Urdlle o. ... tcuM.lrd 01, llYU Conference baseball crown N•WYOIU< 01.NTS • •
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l"H1LAoaL,.t1A uo1.ss San Diego Mesa.
ipSMr:,~s~':i"::"sTn1.itta T uea,day '~ win was the
'ot>•n c.e, 1b, Nt• Me«o 11,,...,, ,._,._. Falcons 19th tn a row over the
rb NW!~ Ltlll+\~ TOii' ..... , .. ,, '"· Pirates datlnl back to 1.972--but VI 111n1a Tt"' Jim ~ml1" wr Ml<IW.... Ttd '
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L •01 t••54~~r5.,~~~~~:';':~""· stranded 11 runners la the
•• """' , .... ..,...,,, \I 1t•1th Kll'IO • .,. hard·hltting affair.
C tr ado ,I Cl•rtnu W1tlla"''· rtt, So11th C e r f i \ 0 S h a d o O (den C t ll"• Cllt!Ot-r 'II> N"'Me•t•St. • ~N llUNCIK04'UI opportlmities to make it a rout
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HATTLUUMAWICI fielding play• abut. down the
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Jo 'I'-, c, ....... l..arry ... ,..,., _,. Ttn. 5·3, loaded the bate& with one
nt ,. •• TAMi-•••Y•ucCAN&HI out. Cenitol' Ron Wilkinson then
·c IOv ltll, rt>, USC. 0.... La"lt. Ill. UK. hit A one-hopper Mat lhe third
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to flnUor thedoublo pta1. rant Gets
dy 500 Ride
Then in the next innlnf the
Falcons .. ain loded the bap
with one out. This tlme Mike
Sammons hit a Uher that OOC
second beffman Guy Krikorian
dove for and speared. The nw
Cerritos batter then rtned a shot
off pitcber Jerry Sanchez's
stove. Sancbel \brew him cut to
end the th.teat.
OCC, down s 1 in the third, eot
bult bi tbe aame when Jo.
Ronquil1C> belled a t.wO·tUJl
bomer abou1 .475 feet to cent.er
fltld. .
Cerrito. tallied three in the
seventh foe ans.a lead, but Cout
1ot. two beck on a double by kick
Woolatd, mc:liey Frick's stnsle
and Bill Freocti'• two-bue blow.
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but Allen •1.Y• he i8 ready to play. Hia val~. in addition to s~·
lna and defendina, comes wltb an
ablllty to set the game pace lor
the Lakers.
MONTREAL -Billy Hairi;•
1oal. a lhort backhander on the
rebound ol a •bot off the coal pall
at 3:$8 of overtlmo Tueada,y
niaht. aave New York a 4·3
triumph over the Montreal Cana·
diena and aaved t.w. Islanders
from elimination in tbe flflb
& me of their National Hockey
League aemlfinal playoff aeriea,
Dodgers Start
Ariother-Streftk
The triumph capped a New
York comeback and cut the Mon·
treal lead to 3·2 in the beSt-«·
seven Stanley Cup series. Game
six will be played at Uniondale,
N. Y . Thursday night.
A shot by New York de-
f enaeman Dave Lewis had
. • caromed off the post behind Moo~
treat netmlnder Ken Dryden.
Then Barria potted the rebound
for his seventh goal of tbe
playotts and ~ {ourth of tho
series with the Canadiens. ·
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LOS ANGELES AP ,,... ~wt HooM>~waa brd\1nt along
towardlils second slttttout of the
season Tuesday ni8ht when sud:
denly, through no fault of his
own. ile lost it with two out in the
ninth inning.
But the error which caused
him to lose the shutout did not
cause him to lose the ~me. The s ADeeJesnght·~a.D er struck. -.
out Leo Foster -his 11th
strikeout of the night -and
wound up with a 4·1 victory over
the New York Mets.
It was the Dodae~· lotb vie·
tory in their last ll starts to boost
them a staggering eight games In
front of second·place Cincinnati
in the National League West.
"What I really admired," said
Los Angeles manager Tom Lasorda, "was the way he kept
right after them after that error.
A year ago, he might have let it
bother him."
"I lost the shutout," said
Hooton. "But there was sWl the
gametowln. I can't cry about the
shutout so J just told myself to go
hard after the next guy.••
Los Angeles had a 4-0 lead
when, wUb lwo out, Dusty Baker
dropt>etf Roy Staiger's -easy fly
ball in short left.center field.
"I loused it up," said Baker.
"That's all there was to il and I
feel sorry about blowing the
shutout."
Rick Monday, in his first three·
hit game as a Dodger, doubled
twice 8111 singled and drove in
three runs. After a slow st.art, the
Los Angeles center fielder now is
batting .289.
"I've been struggling, no ques-
tion about that," said Mondll)'.
••sut It has not been totally disap-
pointing. Look at this club. If we
hadn't been u bot as we are, then
lt would be really frustrating."
Hooton singled home the
Dodgers first run off Nino
Espinosa in the second inning.
Monday's two-run double ln the
third made it 3-0 and doubles by
Steve Garvey and Monday gave
Los Angeles a four-run cushion
after eightlnnings.
Hooton was in trouble in the
first inning when Lee M az.zilli re·
ached base on ao error, stole
second and took third on another
error with no one out.
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VIENNA -College kids Dav~
Debol and Bob Miller scored the
goals that started the U.S. team
off to an important 4·1 win over
West Germany in the World Ice
Hockey Championships Tuesday
night.
It was the Americans' first
game in the playoffs, and th&y
came out of it looking certain to
avoid finishing in last place and
dropping to the B pool next year.
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SEATTLE-Gary Wheelock,
the former UC Irvine pitching
star who has a 2·3 record thiS
season with the expansion Seat-
tle Mariners of the American
League, was placed on the is.day
disabled list this week because of
a rm troubles.
PWpp•Traded
CHICAGO -The Chicago
B ears obtained quarterbaok
Mike Phipps from the Cleveland
Browns Tuesday night in ex-
change for Chicago's fourth·
round draft pick this year and the
Bears' flrst·round pick next year.
Ma ... haUBallu
DETROIT -Unemployed r&-
lief pitcher Mike Marshall says he
huno.lnt.mtlooofjoinin1t.heTex·
as Rangers .
"At this moment, I feel it's out
of J:b.e qu~" said Marshal!
Tuesday after pitching briefly at
the Rangers' batting practice
belorethelrgamewiththeDetroit
Ticers, Texas won 13-0.
W"JT llestdt•
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Ntw Y-7, Los AogtMs 1. 28 -MocWy, 1. Women -Froml>Otu ILAI but llarlr.,., 6..e;
Ci••vo.58-Mutllll. S-1!$1>"-e. ••rkt•·Klyornure 111 beet c.u1 .. FromhOl11 ... i.
'"' " " IElt •• so Mtn -Co• ILA I b .. I Citrulalll,, .. ,, RalslOf)o
EJPll'OU IL.2-11 7 7 l a 2 4 Pe.ertll (LA) beal Stont·Gtrulatlls .. J
Mvr1c-. • 1 1 1 ~Mlw~d -StOM Klyomi;r• 111 but c. .. 1 .. Co• . ~ . ..,._, __ . ~· -:-~ -..... ~ --· ·r~M-,.., .. _....,~-.... -....... ~.,.,, * -- -....... -,. ... rr~·
Angels Ripped, 8-1
Dent Was Trying
' .
· "f.o Bit Fly Ball
NEW YORK CAP) -Bucky
Dent was trying to hit a fly ball;
Mike Torrez was trying to throw
strikes.
Dent's ny baD was a grand
stam home run while Torrez
limited California to just one hit over the flnt five innings a.a the
New York Yankees crushed the
Angels 8-1 Tueaday nieht.
Dent's ftrst misJor league
grand slam &Ad hls first home
run this season came in the
fourth inning and 1ave tbe Yanks
a ,6·0lead.
•'I was just trrlne to hit the ball
lhto the alr for a sacrifice ny,"
Dent sald. "I'm not big enough to
awing tor the fences. l was look·
lng for the'fast ball on the first
pitch and that's what be threw."
Dent's blast euily cleared the
left field fence, scoring Roy
White, Graig Nettles and Paul
Blair ahead of him.
"I thought I hlt it pretty good,
but I didn't know if it was going
out." Dent said. "I was just try·
mg to hat a ny ball and it jumped
out."
Torrez, making his first ap.
perance as a Yankee since being
A-..si.ie
All ~Ull IC.MK ltt411t 171tl
Mey 'C.Hfornl• 11 N ... York • SS Pm,
Mo 6C•llfotnl&at 8"lon • HP"'· Mh 1 Cellf«nl• •t ~'°" lO ss..m.
obtained in a trade last week
with the Oakland A's, increased
hia record to 4·1 although he had
to leave the game after the fifth
inning with a blister on his
pitchlntand. "I ha 't pitched In about eight
days," orrei said. ''I had talked
to Billy Martin before the ~ame
and we had decided I wun t 10-
lnat to st1Y th entire came."
The Yankoe1' firepower un·
loaded on loser Mike Cueller, 0-7,
In the second Inning when Nettles
rlned a shot Into ttte left field
stands. Then came the Hven-run
thttb, the blgaest Yankee Inning
thla season.
·'The way lhinas are eoina, I
had better wear a at.eel helmet,''
uid An1el1 m•n11er :Norm
Sbury. "I will ~bably yet bit
on the head wltl\1 a' brtck llUaf
off a roof or omit.bing."
SAILOR SPIKES -Newport Harbor Hlgh•s Cliff
Schmeising hits a ball put Huntington Beach's Qanny
Glenn (5) and Tom Pestolesi (4) during volleyball action
o.ltr """' ....... "' ... .,.," O'~ Tuesday night. Brett Nitzkowski (2) awaits the ball.
Area Stars
In State JC
Swim Meet
CAMPBELL-Orange Coast
College's Steve Wyatt and
Saddleback's Chilo Vassallo
head a list of area JC swimmers
competing In the state meet at
West Valley College, here,
Thursday through Saturday.
l'he area entrants:
* * * OllAHHCOAST
tlMlndrt: SOO lre.-Erln Sto<tft If SS OSI, 100 lft<i ,_ .._Jlfn Devi-(1 OU I; 90 Ir~
Wy•ll t11 l ll. Eric EIO.r tn lll; o-mei.r
cl l'l>lng-Peltr Zumberge; •Ot medley
.. ~'(-,:4S. It.
frklay: • Md. --0.Vldl9ft CA111.AI, tot
f•H -Wyalt 11.•e SJ). S•oen Cl:f• ... I; 1t0
tt~lu ~t US 071; 100 beck-Joe OUM
cst,.31, Owl~ ~-n IU 511; IOO -4-flon
S<1Mt1 .. 11.M.M1.eocu ..... 1..,-f.2011
Situ,,,_,. IOO "'"-W-.0.11 In.Al, S.-1• ti,
100 n.o-o..m u n .. 1 • .._... a:oa 11, 100 b•t•"-S<"•'•' n 1a 141; 71MI uv-o...rott 11..o. J1 1..._....i .. mv1nt-zum0er.-:•"-,.._1 l IUl.
COSTA
MESA
AMC&
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LAIGIST
JEEP
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'THI STATI Q.F ·
CAUFOINIA
40
Behind Schmeising is Greg Hart (3).
Gauchos Tamhle
Rustlen Win Two,
Near Circuit Title
Golden West College won a
pair of marathon baseball games
from host Rio Hondo College
Tuesday, virtually wrapping up
tne Southern California Con.
fereoce crown ,
The Rustlers won the fint Ult.
9·8, in 17 lnnings <the lint 13 were
played a mootb ago and ended In
ao 8-8 tie) and then went 10
frames for a T·Svictory
'{bus GWC now baa a 1 'h-tame
lead oo LA Harbot' with two to
play Harbor baa thrff games re-
11\alnine
Marina Topple8
In another JC tilt, Saddleback
dropped a crucial to visiting
Palomar, 6-4, in Mission Con-
ference action The loss put the
Gauchos two games behind
second place Palomar with two
games to play, virtually
eliminating them from playoff
consideratioo. .
Dave H~pert started GWC's wio.n1Da n in the opener, tripl· tns to ri&ht eld. Steve Nemeth's
~ ball ecored Huppert to 'win it.
Plttaburcb
St. Loall
Moutnal
~
Oilers,
Artists
Roll On
Estancia
Fall8, 3~0
..
Cbria Corum woo t.bNe qualifytna heat.a to a .. d
vanity UU. favod\,t Newport Harbor H1Ch tbrou&b
Tuefday•• SUnset Leacue itact and netd pre-
Umlnariel • HunUnaton Beach Hiab School. Corum ran a 10.1 for the J.Ol?i turned a 22.8 ill the
220 and baaed bJa "°beat wftn a :i0.2 u coacb Bob
Hailey'• dual meet cb:J.1:' set the pace with 1tl quawtera Tuada)'. P'i Valley appears to be
the only challenaer with 1'.
ltn Marferum led Fountain Valley, also making
the 1rade with tri::/iba in three beats. He cut a nil·
t.y t .t for the 100 had the day'a f uteet 120 hich
hurdles clock:bl& (14.3) ~ the best of the 330
hurdles (~.c • Blallt kClftbed.aJw•totbebostachool as all·pcarpoee Cmy Burt teratebed from the 100, 220 and'40becaueotahtnapUnta.
Bia coach, Carttt Lewb, la bopeful Burt will be
able to l!llh jump and lon1 j1imp frtday n.laht in the
fhaals, BUrt ii .tile best hJita jamper ID Oran1e CountJ~Wttb hll .. 10 ~.
By the·~· PridaJ Dl1bt'1 meet bHinl at T with field events and theftr'ltracelasetforl:IO, atHunt-
lnatoti Beach Blah.
Tbree DOD-vanity Sumet i..a-marks fell
TUetday. Newport Harbor'• Pat MeCarthy lifted
the jiudar vanity .bUb Jump NCOrd to 1-2~ whlle
tHmmate Brian Ward came up with a 15.6 stan-dard In the frosb.qb 120 blab hunt.lei. ~Marina'• Randy Heidenreich picked up a
frotb·IOpbblabJump reCord wtthaa.U'tyM.
Fiab.Beport
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Softball Tourney
Begins Thursday
. • v
Golden Weft Colle1e aeeded team.
wlll bolt the Western As· Cal State <Sacramea;"
• o c I ,a t1 o n o f t n • to) with a 21-t record, la
tercolle1l1te Athletics the top seeded unlvenlty
for Women aoftball team with Unlverally o(
tournamenta Thursday Nevada (Reno) the No.%~ throUCh Saturday with seed. • .. .>
eight Jun.tor college and '~
et1ht. w.Uvenlty ltama ''"'~"":.=.!o.. .~ compet:ltt• on three •• • m-w..1 vertev 11,.,,-.l~ dlamondl. ~ ..... t.Ntt 11M1.e•wcot-...i ...... o cam Ii Id t •: ,. • ...,. ttwi"" Clim'" 11"'1' •"" pus e a a .. GwC:CMllNll!Clt.
the achool and Greer "-~ .,_ t••tt 1 OtA11ret•11 .. 0WCOl ...... I; Park of HunUnaton va11.., .,.,, ~ ~1111tmn 1~u Beacb (located acrou owc~a.
Golden W.t Blvd. from ~::---,..," • _. '·....,.. •
the campm> will be uaed 9tM1¥1M1n0tvmoN •u I tb tOeft\.-UCUlfHlw..UC...._, or e 1ama. ..,.,. 11 ... 1. °'"' .. .,. 1 ... ,.. Golden wen, lhe \WO· 0.-llw.1111.,s,,_~I. ~
time delendlnc national , .. "::~ J::.~, ~ ::=
soft.ball cbam~lon under '"-' ,.._1 .. ~P--. t , "" -c. ..... ($41C,_.., coach Judi arman, la m4 i.,.0tt.._,..._., •• ,. seeded No.1 in the Junlor owe DWnlM 11 o.....-u»t ..... colle11 tcxhament with ~M ... ltNl•tCWlfC~I. Cerrltol (Jl.1) tho No. 2 ..:.."":"',._, ..... I .. ..,.~
Sports Calendar
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.bon DeGroote has
t>een tabbed to coach
the im Dana Hills ~&h football team.
h.e 31-year -old
· eGtOOte, an assls·
iant at Dana Hills the past four years,
)ucceeds Bill
Cunerty. ..
~C, Prep
. Baseball
$tandings
sount COAST CONP'IRINCI
W L GI C.rrfl.os 1:1c • Ofen~<NM 10 6
$ei!O~Meta I I
Mt.SenMtanlo ' • ~~ ~,: ~i.~rt"' 6 , ,
7' I
A' I s•,
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6'' 7
Twelve rneet r co~•
were br<>ken and Milalon
Viejo led all teams in
total quallfit-1'1 Tunday
t the Soul h Coatt
Leasue track and !leld
preUms. hotited by Mis·
alon VieJO.
The slx·hour meet was
marred by a multitude of
injuries, three of whlch were serious.
Costa Mesa Hi'b
hurdler Scott McLeod rr actured a collarbone
when he stumbled on tbe
ninth hurdle, Lacune
Beach long jumper
Leslie McGavock broke
an ankle and a non·
participant. in the meet,
H ·yea.r-old Brian Hatter;
suffered a rractured
pelvis in a freak accident
on the Infield.
Hatter. the frnhmao
brother of Mi.saioa ViejO
shot putter Jay Hatter,
was riding on a mini-
tractor, reu and was run
over by the trailer.
"It was like a war out
there," exclaimed meet
director Bill Crow.
"Twice we had a trainer
working on somebody
get called out to some
other emergency. It was
unbelievable."
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11; 1 El To<o II, 3 Coron• del M•• 16;
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Betwee n the am -
bulances, paramedics
and fire engines, athletes
man aged to tum in some
fine performances.
League Prelims
I SOM ... <II~""°"'
jSOUTMlaHCALCONP'IRlNCI
Perhaps the most not a·
ble was a 6-8 high jump
from Dana Hills
sophomore Eric Smyth.
His mark broke the
frosh-soph league record
by four inches and would
have led varsity division
qualifying.
Walters First
l_ W L GI ~-Wnt " ' t;,AH..tlor •• S 1•, ~·~ IA 1 3 1 •lo Hot>dO 10 11 1 1 ~Y••~U t 12 I 1 In2 Events
I.A w..t"-'1 6 IS II • L•s .,.,.,, c.c 1 11 ,., ,
T ..... 11Y'1Sc9""
Golden WO'll "' Roo Hon.SO I ) 1n,,, v•-. "'""'"II'· u <-v•m• \OiMl"'l\I ~le-1cat CYP<H\I 1.ACC 11, I.A !.outnw~\I 11 Ill
''1'""9'1 · T-""•'• Gamu S•nl• Monie• •I I.A H••bO•
RI() Honoo at L A !.outhwl"-.1
1 Cyor•,..•11.o' Anoele< cc
01
I • II
M 1kt> Kruthers of San
Clemente set a league re-
cord in the varsity 100
00.0) and also won the
220 with a 22.6. Team-
mate John Harper broke
the vaFsity shot put re-
cord at 56-4 and another
San Clemente athlete,
John Perry, set a varsity
long Jump record at
21 · lO;' I.
Jim Walters of Estan·
cia High Coeta Mesa was
a double Mnner Tuesday
afternoon as the Eagles
qualified eight athletes
at the Century League
Track Preliminaries al
El Modena High.
Walters won his heat in the v arsily wit I\ a 50.1, the
best Ume of the day and
doubled by taking his
heat ln the 880 with a
l : 58.4. Walters will lead
I
J
11)
V•nlty Oc.la~ •llll , "r"',.,,." 1sc110 o ,,_,. ,,,. the E!agl~ i.ot.o the finals
1 n•d • 1 Full•• 1u"' 1 '° 11, '-• set for P'riday night at El 1SC 1 1n A " p,.,t_. fOMl 10 •· s
Brown •Q.H• 10 4 'Jam•< •Mv110 s Modena. Field events
1 tlftrrv 1>c110 s • Rawtonq• CCdM> start at 5 with the Cirsl 101~ , tC.r"'""" ,'\e> 11 , , _ running eveut slated for
'MY• n", ~ .... ll'iCI n~... 6:3°' • Fult .. ,. •Un.• n I \.. V"'kinQ f(dM ,,. ~ "-•·-. ''d"' n•, en... Estancia'& eight
•cM 11 1 • •m-' 11cm 1 qualifiers put it in third ··~ I ,Jon. MV lO J ''"""I •• rorrt l , r .. ·-·~ OH i '11)'1 , c--place after Tuesday's
c M "• • YOunlj ,q, .. \t 1 ) prelims, but the Eagles
l'RllWAYl.IAGUl h•<" .. .,..,, ''M t SI I ~ ,,,,...,.., "••re far ..,_h1.nd Vt-118
W 1. GI '-""" \1 0 ' 0. Feo Clo\ U • I .. ~ "" ,0 1 H.,.,r.r1u ... ~1 · Park and Santa'An a M~noh•
flOy ,..v•"n:t
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, , 1 ~1 1 • \• ...... o •cM • 1 01 > ~ send 1S athletes to the
• 1 • c._rAMm •Un< 1 'l'I • • TllOm.,..... {' 1.
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w-.1ern•. ,...,.. P•" o "'•"·'"' •un•• • ?1.l • "'~' 1""11 .f>ut il was only good Troy J, .,_....,,11 • 71 • I OYe•noll ICM 1 • 11 • I d I , 111,. ... Hll" 1• ~uH w~11.;""""' •Mv ' ,. ' enough for secon p .ace
P'ri41ey'\0-•• l>OMW 1 C..U•difte 1£TI •SO 1 lnhls heal.
-'"•Mlrn11Suftl\yH11•• ~~·:"~' !~~,.:, '.1u~1,1,~~"~011;;!~ Estancia qualified lutnt Pan. 11 ~II• 1.o..e111n,,,., c:r 1 •s• • wi•n-· '"'111 .. 0, elgl'lt .. rorthe finals in the
1w.,1er11 Y'I U¥•nn1 di aroo-""' ~,"='-iu ... i "' '· ''*"•\ ivni• J"unlor varsity division Perk II· Jll w .. '8T1.1Aou• 1JOL H 1 Jon.-1M111 •oo , and rtve In the frosh·
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Minutemen,
HVCTriamph
Liberty Clu11Uan High
School of Htintlngtoo
Beach scored a run lo the
eighth inning to defea(
Woodcrcat Higb School
of Rivenide Tuesday al·
lernoon ln CO.ta Mesa.
l0·9.
Hunuoatc)n Valley
Chriatlan of Newport
Beach TiPPt'd fferltage
Hlgh of Anaheim. 18-0, to
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Angell
• NEWPORT
CENTER
ASSOCIATION never been a better
lunch with an DAILY PILOT
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: • NEW YOaK CAP) -The 12·
•meter )'atbt Coura190UI, winner bffn, then ibe waD't•U·lfeter. Jt 1he wun't • 12·14tter, th
t't>f the 1'14 America'• Cup, a j>are~ 11 a t•w poµndl UUt .~btn it whipped AUltralfan
: dlallenatt Southern Crots. Tbe 1 matter.bu been labeled a "tem· ! peat In 1 t.eapot1 '' but it bu l'acbtamen humman1.
how can we put it delicately -
tb• eaur., ... victor)' ... Dot"'-"-"''*'"""' ....... _,..t__.~ ..... -:-qulte crteket. •·
It' In a 1tory In the May llsue or
,."Motor Boat & Sailln1,0 f P.Ublllhed by the Hee.rat Corp.,
1 editor Jlefl Hammond writes:
\· .. 'tlJ'UE JMPORT OF all of tJtla i'i9as, of course, that II the auc. ~ea1ru1 '74 Cup defender was ~lhter than 1he should have
Tbe problem, writ.ea Ham-
mond, began with a mlllake to
Couraceous' notaUon linM. Tho
yaeht'1 deslener, Olin Stephebl,
noticed ehe wasn't floatlnr pro-perly, 80 1,000 pounds O( lead WU
removed from her keel.
After the lead waa remove(!,
they st.ill naured she wp '100
pounds overweight, 1111
Stephens, "but becauae of the
one·half inch mistake ln her
notation, she was actuall)' 1,000 ... ~ewport Higli Wins·
! ,
g> Regatta Trophies
~Newport Harbor Ui&h School sailors came home from Annapolis, ~d .• with five of the six trophies oHered in the U.S. Navy In· terscholutlc Reaatta sailed la.st weekend. _
; The Harbor High sailors competed against 15 other schoola from 11
sti&tea. The oc:;mpetitftm was in 420 and Luer class dln&hles. ' ;'.SKIPPERS FOR Harbor High
were Nick Madl1an In the 420
Class A division, St.eve Schock In
qtass B and Steve Arrigo Ip
!Shers. Crewmen Wttr'e Dave
CJ.lark and Brooks B~njamln. ,. 1Jn the over·all standings, the ~rborites wete winners in both ~A and B divisions in 4206 and
paced fourth In Lasers. Lasers
e singlehanded dlnghlea.
:pnder Coach Bill Wakeman.
t~F Harbor High helmsmen have
fteed Ship
twice won the Cotton Bowl
Reeatta at Fort Worth, Tex.
THEY ARE EYING the
Northeast Championships at
Boston two weeks hence but wlll
need some financial help to make
the trip.
Wakeman said the sailine
team booste.. ~dub raJsed the
money to' send the sailors to An·
napols, and it is hoped they can
come up with about $2,400 to Hnd
the team to Boston.
r Sea Trekker
Plans J7 oyage
r -,..-. \ P Dispatches
Thor ll<'yen~ · die l'xplorcr made famous by
his Kon-Tiki voyaRc across th~ Pacific Ocean. is
ijlanning a new \Oyage tn a Mesopotamian-type
reed ship. '
:• Heyerdahl said he hopes it will establish that
>.000 years ago men were ahle to navigate large
ships to given dcstinali.ins in the Arabian Gull an4_
the Indian Ocean · ~
IF ALL Tff1 IO&JDdJ com-
plicated, tt 18 MclUM ft !a . . .
ver,-complicated.
Twelve-meter yachts 1~'1· lY, displace somewhere around
eo.ooo to es,ooo pounds. n. final
weight ot the yacht ii the reawt of
specifications dealing wi~h size
and m•terials that 1111 a 16-P•J•
manual.
In any event, modUications
since have been made to the
Coura1eous whlqh wlll forever
deny skeptics a chance to hoist
her on the scales and determine
her original weif't.
AND, AS IDSTOJtY records lt,
McCullough's. "t•mpe&t in a
teapot" will 8ff9> Jµst that. The
history or the Ainertca's Cup Is
Tlol• P~ ..
Ulttth r
11tro ... h \tar..: •
FHEE CllE( :K-l'P .
Hts two earlu.•r voyages. the 1$41 Inca balsa raft
Kon-Tiki and his l-970 Atlant1c crossing In.the Egyp-
tian papyrus ship Ra, demonstrated that it was
possible for early man to dnft OiCross both the
-A tin nl1c a nd P ac1f1 c Oct'ans for migratory
i:iurposes.
Our lralnrd Wlf'rluonlu wHI lntprrll bra•~ tlr~ (Nel·--4, rlfflrl<al t)t •
tcm ...... .,.. • .,..._ ••4 .. ~ ... •t•·
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Brodadway'11 recent streak of musrcal hits
keeps rolling along with a \'1d1d, lustrous staging ot
·'The King and I.·' writes M ·
soc1aled Press drama critic
William Glover.
As the ultimate topper to
grand melody spectacle, Yul
. ~ nne~c~ ~~t~:~~~~~~~.
uon wtu-W-: oi)eitea at {h~?f~
Theater. he aa1d
Brynner created lhe role
when the show opened in 1951.
111YMNIR overshadowed 1n1t ially by
glamoroua Gertrude Lawrente for whom Richard
Rod1en and Oacar Hammenteln II wrote it. By the
end of that run, he h ad made the part lndehbly his . • Thre4' men rtted o $150,000 d.imaee suit against
Elvla Praley accU11fnit the srnger of pulhn' out or a
compllJl1 set up lo build handball and racquetball
courta in Mtmphls nd N'4tb1ll •
The Circuit Court 1u1L :
"'-31 flied on behalf of('~-------] Center Courts ll'K' , by
O r . Georir C .
Nicbopolous, the sm~•r"'
pe rson a l phys1c1 u n .
Jo epb Eaposlto and T. Mkhul McMabon. It al·
leges that Presley and the three m January 1'79
agreed to form tbe con>oratlon.
The suit alt0 claims Prcslc) agreed to lend
money to aet the bus inei.i. u.oder\\ay but railed ~do
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Roble C:..-illailiora tram Oraraae County 'lflt · puts of the
Southl&M _..at ady nocklna to
Lake Havasu City, Artz., to be on
ban4[.f"°' ~ft fi,.t Uke Havasu Hobie Cal l"'amlly Fun and
Recreational Retreat
The new event marks the first
Hobie reg~tta at the Colorado
River l'elOrt since they withdrew
from the London Bridge Regatta,
wbJch was held April 22-23~.
The Hobie Class Assoclatioo ~
clded to have their own re1a1t1
after IQme confllcts which aror
in paat y~rs reaardlng the way
in whlci:a the regatta was run. ,
4
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comina re~&tta. 5'iGb ;a tutncAA
would m~ It ev&'"lar1er lhan
the LondQI\ Brjdge R~eat~.
termed the lutrit.IJllandilallijt
eventtntbe-wotld. --
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Soft, medium 6
or hord l"'slles. !
WASHINGTON (AP) -
America'• population of 21S
Dllllion penona 11 1rowln1 older
and expandln1 slower than it did
a year aio, the Cenaus Bw-eau
reports.
The bureau satd TUNday \be
median a1e of the population
Jumped from 27.9 years ln 1'10 to
2t.O ln 1976.
AND rr REPORTED that the
U.S. population of 216 million was
only 1.6 milllon -or. 7 percent -
more ln January 1977 than In
January 1976.
By comparllon, the population
increued .8 perc:ent in 1975,
aided by tbe Immigration of
130,000 Vlrinameae refucees to
tM UnlUMSStates. It lncffued 1.1
percent ln 1"10.
The bureau noted that two !ac·
tore involved 1n the trend we~
the conunulo1 tendency or
women to mllT)' lat~r IDd to
have fewer cblldren.
IT FOVND THAT 43 percent of
women ln their earl)' 20s were
still 1ln1le ln 1978, compared to
28 percent ln 1960. And lt reported
that 42 percent of women ht their
early 20a who had been.married
remained chlJdleas ln 1916, com·
pared to 24 percent ln 1~.
The bureau uld the total
fertWty rate -the number of
chlldren tb• av rage woman
would have at the end of her
cbUd·bearilll years l! the rat•
dld not chant• -hit a record low
for · the fltlh conaecutlvo year,
dropplr\a fi'om 1.ao ln 1'f5 to 1.19
in 191'. Theratewu2AiD 1'70.
The U.S. populatloo expansloD
baa been seoerallY atowtdc 1hle.
the late lOSO., •hlcb mulled the
height of tbe poa~World War If
baby boom.
L-<:HANGING SOCIAL values
have ' bad a m.Jor Impact oo ~putatlon growth. Social aclen·
Ulla II)' boUl t.ti"e rialn& COit of 11 V·
lnl and the women'• movement
have cocourqed ft'Omen to johl
the labor force. The result Is that
they aft.en~ man1aae and
cbUdbirt.b. Jt alto bu become more aoclally acceptable for un·
married people to llv alone or
with IOllltOfteof theoppotlte sex.
The Cemul Buiieau also found
that tM number of chlldren un·
der ace 1' declined by S.5 mllllon
hr the tut six yean, a 10.3 peJ .. cent~rease, while the popula·
Uon o..;r age M grew by three
mlllloo, or 14.8 percent.
THE NUMBER OF families
ATOMIZERS Pendants " Slo. Cooker rLus
WIST IOI>
1.J9ro 4~49
Sterlin& Stiver or M'
Gold filled with 't
aenuine stones inset.
7.50 I
28.95
MmuND 13" B & W Portable T.V.
All transistorized. Great tor
any room 1n your house.
#IS·~· 99.95
Automatic cooker also bakes.
NOITIBM Make. up Mirror
4·WU IELDIE Incandescent 'ANASONIC AM/FM RADIO h&hting system allows you to
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'Moist Heating Pad'
3 Heat sett1nas and
~~ terry cloth cover with
tits.
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"w1sraox" AM Clock/Radio lay NOITNlH Cordless skin
cleanser can be used with
any soap or cleansing cream.
htaded by a woman with oo
buaband preaent lncrnaed by
one·thlrd dwiDg tho ~·
The divorce rate bu doubled
•Ince 1960, jumpln1 lrom 2.5
divorce. pe i.ooo population to
5.0 dlVOl'Cel per. i.ooo populaUon.
M of arch tm. there were 2.8
mlllloSl men and '·' mllllon women repon.d u currenUy
d1vorced Md not rem am~.
The bureau eaUmai.d that one
or every three married penooa
between the 81et of 25 and 35 and
who were married ln 1975 win
end their rlrsl marrla(le ln
divorce lf current trends con·
tlnue.
_. 6 9 9 Wit\ AM "'"'k .....,... tUJ • ~ Easy tune dial and ------------~ nSNn~r:J vo1ume.contro1. 3" ,...------------.. ~~UL~.~ permanent maenet ·~18.88 . Foster Creek s11tAtGHT
BOURBON
JOHNSOI ' .... 0.8. TAMPONS
, ""
9otum.-.. .• ~ot.M-o.b
Mlde by Johnson &
Johnson & a woman
1J11ecolo11st Saptr
or Retular $1Ze.
:~ 1.29
Mors' LAD1s· Snug Treds
• .:: ~·'\ Choost from many11ssorted
.' .'., \ styles, material and colon!
1'.f1 \ Wllf IH'S ... 1.99 2.99
f
'Clairol' soeaker. ~.~~!!~~~<1scrophon tor S3 ••1 19.95
troubted hair.
2 ll Tftl 1.19
IB1IOGIU
'Rain Bath'
IAnt Ga formula for shower or bath,
cluns and smooths your
:12·~69
--~lCO "OIAL·A·lllW"
COFFEEMAKER·
Brews coffee dark. medium or
hght according to 1ndmdual
taste.
'514027.88 •~c :xc= ::w.c::::
lADls' DUSTERS
loop terry '" acintinatint
str11>es! Solid peter ·ean collar _ .. 1.z~:m&is
' i 'Quik Drip' com11W1•
:-· t bJ WEST IEND Brews 2 to 10
1 cups of dehc1ous rottee!
~ #5'7QT 19 88 "-... (Wll hlJ) •
wrsr ..., Oriental Wok
1"AltmtteWtk1
A versaltle, easy way to
~·:1:2&.88
SAUY IWIJ8I
Hard As Nalls wltll.,...
Helps prevent ch1ppm1 and
spkllJnl. .o~ 1.00
-·~~;;~r .ups ~ ~
lOOP1d terry tn assorted n
stripes. Great Jor summer! U
Assorted st~lu for your n
tavortte taste. U
~!l 5.88a
WHISKEY 8 29 1/1 GAL •
.. W(. TmCIUUAl °"' ... ,. TUii P11U1111 tl 111 urm.
FOU*G Chaise & Chair
~ AUUT Great fot patio or
PoOI side! Colorful
rainbOw webblnc adds
bf'1llianu to your
patio decor.
CIWR •54 6.88
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L
or
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,
t• 'So Wit limit •rma. W• •"'' 'fult1• th• •Ix ml/lion doller m11n
•nd b/Onlc wom11n, don't w•l'
CHAR MUN
Pant ie Top '
'
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. <AP)
-The ~ future ol a
patt.or who edmitUd ainn.lnl but
pleadett lnnocMt to a chart• ol
aoltclt.IN a protUtute will be
wetabed by bis church'• 1ovemo tna&oard. Tbe Rev. Robert 9ut, put.or
of Qarfl•ld Park Reformed
Church f« 1lir yean, Is on a »
day leave Of absence while hl•
con1regat1on'• elden decide
whether to accept hla reatana· ti on.
THE 41· YEAR·OLD mlnJaler
w.i .rr..t.d Tbunday n1Jh1 by two j)ollcewomen poalns u pro.
1tltute1. Twenty-one other
penom -lnclud.Lnl an u.abtant
hl&b ecbool principal, a achool
teacher and an ~ for a
trvcli repair firm -also wen ar-
rested bi the police crackdown on
proatltutlon alona do•ntown
Grand RapldJ' Divifloo Street. Mr. 811t pleadod lnnoceat
Monday to the cbarae, a miJd&.
meanor which carrlea a max·
imum SO.day Jail term and a $100
fine.
Jn an appearance Sunday
before a bushed and teaclul CQD·
rreaauon. the mlnllter ea.Id In a
ahaklna voice, "lt would be
foolish to pretend t.hJ1 11 just
anoUMlr ·Suaday. Ny htm ii'°
full of 1hame that I unnot look at
you."
THI!! UV. PAUL Fox, an u-
11.atant putor who preached Sun-
cla)''• sermon aner Mn. Bast
finished hlt remarb, contended
the temi>talloo of the mlnlater
w11 a direct uaault by the devll
0n the conire11tloa. He aald th
church'• abilil1 to f oraive wu
beinl*'*' The Reformed Church la an
off1prln1 of the Dutch Ref onned
eb reh ot tM Neth rland.t. It.a
doctrlnH orl1lnate In the
teacb.iql of John Calvin •.
Alter·~ that be hOped any
reporten ainon1 th• con•,.••· tlon would treat hll remarkl u a
"• confidential converaatlon betwe~n mlHlf and this con-
creaat.lon," Mr. Bast read a pre-
pared statement rebuklnc
•t
\
hlmaelf for atnnin1.
AS E Fl.N18BZD, lb ••
dlenc• In the crowded ctiurcta
roH IDd art111 applauded.·
Church Offlclall 111d ttierewa
no oootradlctlon ln tit~
courtroom plea of tnnoc ce and
the putOr'a admluJon tn chtirch
thath bld1lnned.
Jd r. BiLlt aald bo had lull ln his
heart, which ts tho tin the put.or
confetaed to. accordtnc to a
church omclal.
-~·
r; 'OESITIN' ~ SKIN CARE
l y ( .....
'LIYlllC1AU .. The
translucent look, tee\
and "ruif o' eJ,J>ens1ve
ch•n a Choose fco1.11
timeless patterns in
Blue. C•eer or Cold
,.MINtATURl ~·
Oriental ·
Statues ~ Decorative assortment
of ~and made cast
figurines All 1n ivory I fltuih color
~ tlggc
~ ~
OUARTZMATIC ~
LU. <LI&" tlittlq lildel (:J!\
Ladies' Watch
~y WHtdell
"YENIS" Hl gold or silver
(Oloc
::m: 64.95[l
'LISTERINE'
ANTISEPTIC ........ , '*"'
All tn one pantie & panty hose 1 29
with cotton crotch! Pl. • '!0'~~~ 21.99 CM AR MUN
· Total Support "Excalibur" PEN "EARRING MAGIC"
Simulated leather. Lill off
tray and lock. •40
lrnmous nylon e1ves a perfect ht
the h"t time. every lime.
CMHMHM
· Control Top
r or a slim sleek look Gen lie but
lirm tummy and htp cont1ol
CHHMUN
Queen Size
.. !'~~.,.--.. ,~ ~, . SW the luller't .. &u;; Larger tof. .. .,,,, r
give comfortable ht ! /. •
fUTURO
Firm Sheer
Support Panty Hose
•63 '111 6. 99
WlUIJT WOOO STAND DfCOUTClt
Book Case, Plant Stand 01
Bric ~ a -Brae
Holder
Can bt used as 111 th1eet
24"1Z£1 ]l~" Sltr.
l~•1m 9.88
WAUllT STAND WOOO
WALL HANGERS
wmt MIRRC>a &. UDGI
Crut for holding plants or
decorative pieces.
l"•llOI 9 88 .... , ..
10" •1110 [l •
' In assorted
colors.
tl 8.88
l•Y
"(mill Cln"-90 oz. Pilcher with 6-14 oz.
matehln& tumi.rs.
•1525 14.88
CIYSTAl
Beverage Glasses
t-? "COUHIY Ull(M"
CANDLE
br UIMy
~ .T \: Gold design
':JH 1l Ot 1 49 ~ 4Pt S£T •
"The classiest candle
you ever saw
1" 129 I" 149
"The Spurtles"
6-PC. WOODEN TOOi. SET
The educated cooklnc tools for m1xin1.
pourlna, ltft1n1 and
wh1pp1ng The natural 1 99 toots lor use on any
cook1na aurfaee. '5IM •
Patterns to match
above set. Co~sists ol l
each. creamer. suaar &
cover, platter and YI·
eetable bowl.
su 4.88
"CHEF"
1114"
"GOURMET"
10114"
:r.'rot• ggc
~. '"'" ..L~~;. .. , r-~ -i:w.& •
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Brushed chrome
roll1ne writer pen 4 88 makes a distinctive
gift. H· 10 •
Oil of Olay
YHt• flt ,.. dill
,ot 2.98
"HER LADYSHIP''
Simulated leather Sw1ng·up
tray and lock. With mirror
on the hd •88
7.99 u.
. . . . .
Tea Kettles J. Q ·
"Copper with Pure ~ .
Nickel Lining'' ~ ~
kettles. • Country style 5 8 8 :
•• (l. • :
NAIL CARE KIT
bY 01t111tss
For beautiful nails.
Complete kit to
smooth, condition &
buff na tls 1n
m1nutu.
.
I
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No Goa Threat
If the gas tanks or the world ever register empty, Nancy
Malan o( Washington, D.C., can just keep oo pedalin'.
Billboard in capital city ties in with Presidept. Carter's
proposed energy package.
Business PrOmotions Reported
Jim Sutter, sales manager of the tester division
or Datatron. Inc., Irvine, has resigned hls addi·
tional posts as director of corporate marketing and
as an officer and director of the company. He con-
tinues asi.estersales manager. He cited.an increase
in outside interests.
DUllel C. Montano, investment banker with
C.L. M.cKln.ney & Company, Inc., bas taken Sutler's
seat on the board.
* James M. Cook, Irvine, bas been named
West.em Division sales manager for CertainTeed
Corp's. Fiber Glass Reinforcements Division. He
I will direct sales operations to distributors and
direct customers. He joined the firm in 1972.
* Alan Hanks has been named director or
marketing for Symbolic Dlaplays, lac., Irvine. He
will be responsible for marketing, product planning
and sales.
Before joining the company in 1975, he spent
nine years with Narco Avionics, in varied market-
ing and field service capacities.
• t .
John P. Convey, Costa Mesa, has joined Com·
..
manteattoas Compo1t.eA&.1 Corp., Costa Mesa, as ex~·
ecutlve vice president. He b responsible for direct.-
int the over-all worldwide activities Q(~ COf'l>Qra-
tion oo a day-to-day basls, including all areas of
research and development. eoaineeriog. mart•
int, manufacturing and distribution.
He ls former director ol product dfectiv~
at Esterline Elect.ronica, loc., Costa Mesa.
A career ~ir Force officer,
Convey retired as a lieutenant
colonel lo mo. During the Viet-
nam war, he Jerved as chief of
sensor operations in Southeast· .
Asia, where be developed, im·
plemented and monitored the
major electronic sensor fields.
He new as a rated botnbardier,
radar officer and navigator.
Convey also served as a
COHYIY weather officer and radiological
control officer for the Atomic Energy Commission.
He was an instructor of navigation to the first
graduating classes at the Air Force Academy,
where he authored the academy textbook oo meteqrology.
Fare Cot Again
· Orange Countlans flyin& to
Denver can do so for baU the re·
gular price on Huebes Alrwest,
officials report.
The airline's "Grate Divide"
discount, previously set at $88 for
standard clus round-trip flights,
has been further reduced to $79.
The special rat.e will remain in
effect until June 1.
•
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l'\;')A
t•"°'A ''"',. "" Orange County A.aseaaor Bradley L. Jacobs sap about 20.~::
letters are being malled to business owners who hue not yet filed'~ . .:.
their business property statements. "';:
The letter reminds business ownen to file completed property""
statement.a before S p.m . May 27 to avoid penalties aa stated in lb&!~
California Property Tax Laws Section 463. ~;~:
Business OWQen who have mlaplaced their property stat.el:;·~
ments, or who need assistance in preparine statements, may call" ~
the business division of the assessor's office at 834-2930. n;
Over The Counter
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MUTUAL FUNDS
IND !'D, THE CAJrPAJGN RAS beell IO 1ucceuru1
that it 1Uddenly dawned on Datiun Jaat month that lt no
tonier ~ed the •~vertllinl 6J4:Dc!Y that created the caro palcn l1'ld helOtd lhe,(ompajly to earv• out a percedt oft
big U.S. martcet. Ditrin tad Patker Adv.nJstnc of
~lea that it•• l~I to~ a MW ~ency to hand
ite ad\'et1ltlng.
Parker wu atunne<I. You WQ\dd be, too, lf you took a
cli•nt from z~o to• bJWon dQUan and were then told :'
'Ufbanks, bul now we're movto1 oo." Parker bu been the
only ·•~Y Dataun baa ba4 tiftce ll entered Ulla market lS year• aeo.
In Japan, when a
peraon goes to work for
a company, trs usually
for Jlfe. The employe
doesn't seek OP·
portunJtles with other
firms, and the company
doesn't dbmw lta employes. But this code obvlou.sbt does
not ext.end to the oversea.a relationships or Japanese com-
p antes and suppliers.
DA 1'8UN IS FOLLOWING-IN THE foot.steps of Toyota.
which fired it.a U.S. ad ageney, Clinton E. Frank Inc., in 1975
for tbe same reason Datsun is now dillmiast.D1 Parker: i~.
U .8. business had flourished to the point where it felt It just
had to have the services of a btg·time New York ad aeency.
And both are following tne path trod by majQT U.S. com·
pant es: big advertlaers gravitate to big agencies.
Neither the Parker nor \he Frank agency could be fault.
ed on the basis of sales resulta. In 1967, Toyota sold 36,000 ·
cars here; in 1975, wben it Jettisoned Frank, lt sold 284,000•
cars. In 1967, Datsun sold 33,000 cars here; lut year It sold ·
270,000. .
Those are remukable results and you would think that '.
a company achieving that klnd of growth would not want to
change anything (or fear of dJsmanWng a wlnnfn1 combfna.
tion. But that's not the way they think in the ad business.
Clients can, and frequenUy do, say that their succeu ls real·
ly due to lbelr products, not the advertising. Agenciea are ..
dispensable. · 1
TOYOTA MOVED ITS $30 MILLION account out of
Frank's Los Aneeles office and lodged It with Dancer-
Fltzeerald-Sample <D·F·S), New York, the agency that
creates adverttsine ror Winston cigarettes, Bounty towei., ·
Nucoa margarine, Skippy peanut butter and the Blg G •.
cereals (Wheaties and Cheerios). It was D·F-S that came '-I>
with the "You uked Cor it, you eot lt" commerclals. lt's the .:
12th largest U.S. ad agency. •'
Which agency Datsun will move to is not known yet. But
lt'• clear, from the list or candidates pubU.bed in the trade pr~ss. that It will be one of the major New York agencies,
one that dC>M not already have an auto account. ·
The·Frank agency never survived the exodus of Toyota.
It was later absorbed by Campbell-Ewald, the agency that
hHdles advertlsin1 for Chevrolet. Whether Parker Ad-
vertilihg can survive Dataun'a defection is dubious. The
Parker agency handled U3 m111ion of advertJsing last year
-and Datsun accounted for abo11l $40 million of that '
volume.
The MadlAOn A venue agencies Datsun ia now talking to
are au in the $200 million league. Datsun is simply saying
that it bas oul&rown the agency that helped Jt lfOW.
NEW YORK CAP) -Prices climbed again in the stock
mattet today with a boost from hopes for •ome favorable
inflation.news on Thursday. .
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, which
had rlllll nearly 20 point.a in aix sessions, was up another
6.53'polnts to940.27.
Gafners outnumbered losera by close to a 2·1 margin amona New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Well Street was expecting to get some encouragement
on the lllflation outlook when the government reports '.fhur&-
da,y oatlle wbolesaJe price index for April.
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Highlights
K'ITV .tD 7:30 -Nixon/Frost Jn. tervlew. David :frost holds an eJCclUIJve
intervJew With (ormer President Richard Nixon. .
KNBC tD 9:0Cf ....... NBC W~n-day
Night Movie: "Big Jake." John Wayne
and Richard Boone star in 1971 western.
KCET.at 10:00-John Berryman --I
Don't 'lb.l.nK I WW Slog Anymore Just
Now. 'lbe winner of the Pulitzer Prize for
poetry la proClled ln documentary.
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TV DAILY LOG.
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(l)C«Nf' ~ Ill Gvtis:INlle m hrtriq• famu,
Cl)MMl·l2
fD DK!rk Company a> Dramatic Stria
Ill Mi~• Douif•
-6:30-
0 Dinah! GueSls include Phyllis
Diller, S..11h V1u1han, Lynn Ander '
lOn, ft eland Dan & John f 0td Coley
I e) Wy Gtfffltll
(.fO) ... " Griffin Sllow m ,.,,.11y Affair
( 1Z> CJ)) '--• mu.
(latl ())) lewitdlM
7:00
DfJ O OO IDfllNews • Uan Club
Cf) .,, 1'1lrte s...
Cl) To Tel die Tnrtli a C-.11t111Joa CDI LMl.lq
Q)Thefll
QJ «otun UfllUICt ''oerams m Maclftll/leltr1r Re,.11
( ail CJ)) Tlie Partrid11 ft11tllt
SJJ CrOS1-Wlts
-7:30-
0 1111111 That T11ne
U love Amtnan SlJle
I IJ Tiii Odd Couple fJ Y,tcll C.1111
I f) $121,000 Quatlon 0 The Joler's Wild
1f~ Wdcl WOl1d o4 Alli1111ls m (!» ll)) lh1on1Fml Inlet·
11tW David Frost holds an nclu,rvt
no holds barred v1s1t with former
/'resident lltefllrl4 N11on "Walerc
die" will be dtsclsutd
((1ll (])) "" "" ... Cowllhy t2ll CJ) c.i.w, S..,.U~ m ClllflMI 21 TlftiPt m NIN JUt Tull
Qt liars Club
.
tht youn1Sltr's arandlallltr-811
Jah McClndlts-dec1des to dul
llfllh the o•tbin himself. a <a OO> a lmtta <R> Wiien two lltup bep npj11111 off
other c11mln1ls by 1mperwnalln1
pollCI otticers, Barett• poses as a
dru& dealer to tnp them
• Men Griff11t Show
fl) Grut P1rl01111111ca-DMct In
Ameria "New Dtrec!Jons 1n Dance
wrfh the Ph1lobolus Dance The1let"
The Plulobolus DallU Theatec. 1
ptffoim1n1 collecl~e of lour men
and two women, uses aciobalics.
drn&n. sculpture and wit lo generate
a form fh11 is uruque lo the
con11mpomr dancP scent
-9:30-
() lli1011/frolt fnteryilw m Mod Squad
O> LI CrlH1 8itn Cmd.I
10:00
rl) Diel V• DyU o (121J (.{)) QJl CMtl11's Allatb
(A) Tht Blue Allctls" The An1elure·
hued by the pohce lo open their own
nussa1e p.11lor 1n a plot lo t.llch a voce olf1cer rnvolved 1n b11ba1y,
pto~hlullon Ind mUtdet
CJ""" QJ bml Today
fl.) NM BmJ-1-I Doll't TltiM I w.n Site Mrinor• mt hr A docu-mentary wllith P<Ohles the potl,
5Chof¥, cube and winner ol lhe
Puhtm Prlle for poetry lite pro.
aram eumines hrs relahonshrp with
other poels, hlS obsesst0n w1tll his
lilher's sulClde. alld other evenls
le1d1ng lo the poet's own sute1de m fl Sien Am.do
-10:30-
1 e; I U.1 Luq mm U)llews ED Great Composers "(ndr~
8aloah·· The young Los AngtlP~
vt0hn1St. a ma101 new mus1tal lalenl
performs Sonata No. 3 m 0 MIMI
Op 108 by Brahms. loflowrn2 ~
converullon with host Ktn Beachler Pranr~I Albtrt•ne Volapd ts ~1sr1na
artrst
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-2:05-
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(dra) '!>6· Gtorct SnfttS. Ywonne
OeC11lo. Zu Zu Gib/Ir
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Four Oranae Coast student.a are among the 20
contend.en who wUJ appe.,r tn the Orange Cout
College, Costa Mesa, auditorium May 14 for the
auditions of the "Yount Attbt·MU&lclan Competi· tion."
Judges John Golz and Dr. Philip Rehfeldt have
a busy day bet ore them : the auditions start at 10
a.m and end at 5:20 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch their only respite.
But it is a rewarding experience for those DlUllc
lo•ers who can apare an bou.r or two to Jude• the
efforta ol YOUDI artllta seetl.ngtbe prizes Olrlanbed
by Oran1e Coaat College CcilhmcmJty Symphooy
Orchestra maestro Josepb Pearlman aod Lew lild·
der. presid~tof Coast M u1lc Service of Co5ta MeJa.
CASH PRIZES of $600, $300 and $~ will be
awa rded to the first, secopd and third place Win· ners.
Additionally, the first prize winner \l(.lll beinvit·
ed to appear as toloist with Pearlman a.lld hls
OCCCSO next December in the opening Concert ol
the 1977·78seuon. ·
So these 20 young performers have a lot of•
centive to impress the sea~oned judges and anyone
else who cares to go along to the OCC auditorium lo
hear them .
LOCAL CONTENDF;RS are UC Irvine's
Madeline Brady, flute, at 10 a.m.; another flautist,
Kristin Winter of Corona Del Mar High at 1 p.m.:
cellist Charles Curtis from the same schOQl at 2
p,m. a nd Laura O'Callaghan, viola, from Mission
Vicjo High at l p.m . • '
Six participants will perform on the flute and
the same number chose the violin as their instru·
mentor expression.
Three cellists, two trumpeters, one expoqent o!
the viola and a young lady whose preference is the
oboe in more than s even hours or auditions will be heard.
GOOD LUCK to all of you. It is a grueling ex-
perience but the rewards are great and this column
has nothing but admir ation for the fine xoun&
artists who come forward every year to display to
us talents that seem to grow every year
And our thanks and congratulations to
Pearlman and Kidder whose devotion and dedica·
lion make the contest possible. They are splendidly
ser ving the ca use of music in our area.
Finn Changed
B71SUYIVCK LOS ANGW!S CAP)
-Remember aeven
y~an •10 when Jenny
died aDd Oliver Barret&
IV WU left alone! WhUe
your heart wu breakin1
over this traclc end to
"Lovestory," the people at Paramount aaw it as
luat the beetnnlng -an
deal opportOnlty for a sequel
That there will be a se·
quel you ~an count on.
What you can't count on
la wbether there will be
one •~uel to "Love Story" -or two.
Paramount i• into pre·
P.roduction work on
'Love Story 1978.'' The studio baa several
acrtpta in preparation.
BUT THEN there's
"Oliver•• Story," Erich
Segal's beat-aellina se-
quel to his first book. In
its fint four weeks it sold
more than 2SO,OOO copies.
Paramount has the
right to produce a se-
q u e I, using all th e
characters from "Love
Oscar Big
Cash Draw
LOS ANGELES <AP)
-Evidence of the Power
of Oscar United Artists
reported that 1'Rocky"
bas brought $S7 million
into theaters of the Unit·
ed States and Canada.
T.he company s aid 700
printa of the prtzeflghl
film have been in use
since the opening In Nov·
ember 1976. More than $9
million has been erossed
in the New York area
alone "Rocky" \YOn
Academy awards as best
picture of 1976 and for
Jobn Avildsen's direc·
lion.
Story." lt also bas Ortt th•n the mQvle and lhe
ffluaal rtabts on Sqal's orfcinal book. l think
book -but 11 lbey tum lt 'Oliver'• Story' can only
down Segal la free t.o help the momentum of.
take It Co another pro-the property that Para-
ducer. mount exchutvel y
"One wizy or the other owns."
we're doing a a~uel to Wald said he would oak
"Love Story," said 1 omewhere between -
Mlchae.l Elsner, preal-''zero and SS million" for
dent of Paramount Pie· the /llin ngbta to Seeal's turea. book.
SE GAl. 'S AGE NT, -.::=:=7::--=:~-:-:=:-t.:.::-.:tJ~::;;:Q'l Robby Wald of the Frank
Cooper Agency, said he
doeao't tblnk Paramount
will dare come out with
any sequel except
.. Oliver's Story"
because lt ls already pre.
sold to the public.
"If you were Para-
mount and you ad.
vertlsed a &equeJ lo
'Love Story,• and people
expected 'Oil ver 's
Story,' I don't know how
people would react to
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another story," Wald---------------~--~.-... said.
Eisner said: "There's
no question we will be
out with the picture first.
and therefore it's Uicon-
celv able to me anyone
else would venture into
this arena." He added,
"I happen to like
···Oliver's Story,' but
nothing ts more presold
"Islands
in the
Stream'~
GEORGEC.
SCOTT
CLAIRE
BLOOM
Pl.Ul(PO)
''DAY OF
THE
The CB battle cry
of The
Great
Trucker's
War!
star11111
CHUCK NORRIS
wm1 GEORGE MUft~ ·TERRY O'CONNOR
GOL011 P•111l II MOVl!UI ·AN AMllllCAH INTllUllATIOftALlllL .. EAIE
OPENS FRIDA YI
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Mii UllllTit e •llfl WIA'tlll • DIMON IHDte> "'"' ,IWIUOINOW
~ C11u "o"'' 20 t, ••
~~a•
Andrea McArdle, sticking her toniue out
at photographers, poses with entertainer
Paul McCartney backstage at New York's.
Alvin Theater. Andrea is the star of the
musical "Annie," based on the comic
strip LiWe Orphan Annie.
Mind and Body
"Did you ever have a dream about
something you always wanted to do?
Well I did.and I made mine come true.
I discovered that the secret was
Inside my head. It was the power of
my mind over my body. Everyone
has this power."
MALIBU (AP) -Tbe UD.l!«mt wa-e Navy bluo
and AnA1 lrliakL Tbe JUbmarlDe Wat nonncwation piDk.
Ju tM ldmiral '• ell pWled alonpide, l1x Army aunes and aeveral aaUora clam bend up the ladder
onto the 1ub. /(,,camera b9at bovere4 nearby, lllm·
int the tcene for the teleVlalon moVf• "OperatlOia
Petticoat" .
Once tbe U~ Roncador, a rellc from World
War n. the 1ubmarine rolled cently In tbe PaclQc
1welll a mQe off ParadJM Oove UIMhr the watc.bful eye Of a oearby tuf. Tbe plnk palnt looked llke a
quick eo1snettc Job, covertq up a hWl pitted with
rust and ebJpped paint. From the loot of her, 11 they
tritJd to 1ubmer1e ber they'd bave to •hoot the re1t
underwat,ef.
On tbe worn a.ad 1pllnterecl wooden deck, John
DAIL V Pk.OT 8J J
/utln IUided Ute performers throuib the •«no
where the nul'fft ir• takea aboud t.bo sub 11\u
eteapine the Japanese in the Phllllpine1. Aatln wu
a •kipper weutnt hlQ bata -director and atarrtq
h the 1ubmari.n~ capt.aln fOf.' the movie and new ABC fall lerla.
He Hid later, "Directlnl ttdl is toqh. You
blve to contend with tlde11 wtnda, waves and the .•
sun. Peopleareap~adallover.
"You try to lron out all t.be problems lD ad·
va.oce. I don't like to be faced with declaiona
between quality and ataylnf on schedule. I like to come in on schedule.
The TV IUm, 1tarrin1 Astin and Rlcbard
Gllllland, wW be seen on ABC Friday, May 20, then
nfxt fall wU1 be one-bour comedy·adventure aerlu on Saturdays.
WOODY ALL!N'S WCfX)( ALLEN
:V ~.ffi;':H DIANE KEAlDl\J
F~r'&l TONY ROBE
=':_~~ "ANN IE MANY AMONG US F\ CAN~~·FY HAL' ,,
OA!AT PU!ASUR L
TO WATCH"
-CHARLES
CHAMPLIN
LA. TIMES
' TRlllANO AND KRISTOFF SON MAKE MORE THAN MUSIC
TOGETHER. rrt AN A8SO\.UTELV Bl!AUTll'UL LOW ITORY." -IHIM.IY IDIR.KHIOHT~
"TOWERI OV!R Ont!R MOY11!1 OP n. YIAR -rT LIOHTI UP
IKV WITH THI AAOIANCI Of BARIRA STREllAND'I HI
NRfORMANCI ~~THI 8RIWANC& OP Mii KtRITOFFIRION,"
-f'M TA'A.Oft. N&WIHOUll ....,Al'Ula
'ITRlllAND AND KRllT'OflFIRION CRl!ATI A CHIMllTRY THAT I NOT TOH IWIWD ...
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DEAR PAT: l 've heard that a number of
things, such as lagdscapina and furniture. can be
deducted when ont buys a mobile home tq beJp re·
duce the gross sales price and thereby reduce the
amount of the S per~t us tax paid by the buyer.
Can you find out exacUy what can be deducted?
E.C., Fountain Valley
Tlae Boud of Equa.llJatloa bu ruled tbe follow· hie Hem are dechacUble from tbe cross sales price
of a JDObUe Jaome: Aw11lq1; ak.lrtlap, carport,
porcla Ud rarua,, patio laclud.blg c:emen& slabs,
cabaa11, 1bedl, concrete ud 11111oary work,
la1tUc:apln& and 1hnaba, wuber and dryer, drapes.
throw rap, • ..,.. pktares ancl mlrron, aai.
tacbed or~. flll'llitare, aepantdy nated
movlJll espeuee ud l.c:aUoa •llues.
B...,D•Y-s..,., ..ea.o ..
DEAR PAT: Hdwcanil11'dadoctorin general
practice who was once an 08teopat.b1c physician
(D.0 .)? Now that all D.O.s have to be M.D.s. bow
do you find an osteopathic physician.
N.C.;Newport"Beach
The State Board of Osteopathic Examiners (121
lltb St., Salte 1201, Sacramento, CA tsSUlb .. pro·
vided the n1mes of a number of D.O.a In tbla area
for you. The board 1pokesman J>f)lated oat that
D.O.a bave beell Uc:ea.aed •lain In CaUfornJa since
It74 when the ltcf regulation that osteopaths also
must be medJC!al doctora wu ruled anc:onstttu.
tlonal. Tb1I ltate now has 38t prac:tidng D.O.a,
moat la Soatbern CaUlonaJL Tbe State Board of
Medical Exambler1' VerificatJoa Sec:ttoa, 1431
Howe Ave., Sacramento, CA 158ZS, can tell you 1f an
M.D. also la a.D.O.
Yo•r 0.. Y .. •rt1 It'• EfUJI
DEAR PAT: You recenUy told your readers
how to make homemade lroien yogurt. How about a
recipe for making homemade yogurt itself.
J.W., Costa Mesa
You'll need these lngredleat1: 1 quart
pasteurized whole, low.rat or nonfat milk; ~ cup
nonfat dry milk or 1 13-ounce can evaporated mllk,
and 1,2 to ~ cup unflavored yogurt. Combine milk
and nonfat dry milk. Heat to 120 degrees in double
boiler and pour into sterilized bowl. Cool to 110
degrees. Remove ~ cup or warm milk and blend
thoroughly lnto the unflavored yogurt. Combine this
mixture with the remaining warm milk and cover
or put ln separate coptalnen. Place containers in a
pan or water malatltlied at llt decrees for 3 to I
hours for a abal'l'r fiavor. Refrlierate and ue
wltltiD two wtr,U. 8aYe lallf • c• of tlU ftn-cap re-
cipe to Ille u • ftlUrN '°'J:,.-u .. tell. WMil the bomemade caltare we bQ1 aaoCJler c-.
talnerol commeretal,.,_.
aili ~ere's your chance to get In on
some big savings. Every day,
thousands of people call our
26 paid Informers for inside taps
on how to save hundreds of
dollars in monthly transporta-
tion costs.
SACRAM~NTO (~P) -
California thould adopt a
~le Dftworlt ot ~Ul)o teer earibq\llh watcbert tO keep tab9 OD the water, the around ud
their pets, an Oran1e Cociilty
leclllat.or Hid TUesday.
Sen. Pa\11 Carpenter (D·
Cypreat}, Wb<> Jut year tried un·
1uccea(Ulb'to Jet th• Letialaure to approve a ~million eal'tb-
quake monttorlbg system that re-
lied on sclenttata and technology, ls proposina a dlffettnt approach
tbtsyear.
tnf,"~raald.
.. Tbere are tM>t eooa1h esouan
to hlretJMN people. But l smpect people~ liytS in Callfonlla are
.. ~bipartid~ln a
volontary •Y&tena as the Chtneie.''"'-...,. _ _._
II' AN Information ce1tter.
stntec:l 1ettln1 flooded with
warnings from volunteers,
Muller aald, tho aovernment
could take such precauUons u
lowertni dam levels, readying
emercency equipment and ask·
"WE WOULD enlist thousands
of people liviol alone fault lines
to monitor a series or evel\tl,
such aa animal bebav~r, water
levels and eas content, and
ground current, Wt and swell-
.
CARP£NT.£R ALSO sald ho
thought Gov. Edmuad Brown Jr.,
·who" Flnanco Department op-1>0J4'4 last year's bill, would be
m0t6 receptive to tbe new ap-
proach, in light of Brown's pro.
motion of volunteerism in other
areas.
Dr. Paul Muller oI Pasadena's
Jet ~Oil Laboratory, who
hu heal studyina the Cbl.Dese'
syatem. Aid Cb.Ina cTedlta eome
100,000 'Vo!Ul1teers with 18~
thousanm of lives by predicting a
inl · ~ple to leave bl&b·rise t.;J:;~~~oek!-~ b111ldlllP and houses that were urusare. ·
Carpenter's bW (SB 13S) in-
cludee $1.~ mllUon for a state
study of earthquake prediction.
13 County Hoag Receives
11.ibraries Highat Rating
To Close
Thirteen Orange Coun-
ty Public Library
branches will close for
two we-ek~ begtnnlng
May 9, while llbrary
staff members conduct
book inventories.
Offlclals at Hoag Memorial HospJt8l have been in-
f or med the hospital bu received the highest rating
avaUable fropi the Joint Commission on Accredit•· tlon o( Hospitals based oo an 1.nspec:tioo of the
Newport Beach fac.Wtt in lllovember.
The ·two.year ac· --------creditation granted to Health for renewal of its
the hospiW means that license. ,
it provides. in the TH~ JCAH.team con·
estimation of the ac. sisted of a .Physician, a
Branch es In clude cred1t4ltion team, tb~ op-registered nurse and an
Laguna Beac h, San timalqualitybealthcare-. administrator. They Clemente, University for paaents. wer~ joiped by two CMA
Park (Irvine), Costa ff. o s p I T A L pbya.(c:ian surveyors and
Mesa, Fountain Valley. spokesman Sharon· a retree~a~v~,of the Sllve~mio, Garden Grove Sinclair explained that state In llCl"UWUZIDC the
Regional, Stanton, ••JCAH accreditation hospital'• operattng pro-
Leiaure World/Seal surveys are Yoluntary cedUTa, facWUes and
Beach, Cypress, Villa aad although it is not equipment.
Park, La Ha~ra, and ~JC· legally necessary for a M 1 a s S I n c 1 a l r
tension Services (mobile hospital to be accredited, described the three-day
branches). health care facilities survey u ••mtenae" and
have sought accredita-said it included review of
All wlll re-o pen on t i 0 n be c a u s e i t written policiei alonl(
Monday, May 23, at re-represents a benchmark with an lnapecUon of the
gular service hours. The of qualit;y that is higher facility itself that was so
Dana Point Branch, than governme ntal thorough that "it got to
which closed May 2, will licensure alone.•· the point of checking the
remain closed in pre· She said that of more dust on the tops of door
AD f« only $1.9S per a1h•t and
S3.9S forchllchu under 12
Our fllllly holiday dinDcn .. ~ • tnditloa.
l>lease make your reservations now.
~OrriOtt~n •••POlt'r • omrnia too~· c. ..... , o..
(714) 640-4000
pa ration for its move to than 7,150 hospitals in jambs."
the new Dana Niguel the U.S., Hoae is one of .------.....,.__,~-----------:-"""~~...,...----------=-~---facility. The new branch, about 4,800 gener•l
located in Laguna bospltalstoeamthetwo.
Niguel, is set to open in 7ear accred.ltatiOA.
ea rJy June. T h.e The 81D'Ve-)' was \IO•
Weatminster Branch dertaken at the sam•
Library wtU open lo lts time Boaa was ~ ts
new quarten aear th• iPeeted bI::. CaUtonala Westminster-Chic !ledlcal atioD and
Center in late June. tho 1~ men\ of
' . ·~ -. . ..... _.__,.. ____ .. I'~
.. ini l;neyu~ thing. ·Ho in~,(",_ --~A.f Your"Sei-Vice~m•rvi:___c~e-
on to .it and making it grow is another. And Th , F ' Peipetual Savings has various ways of . ey re . ree
making ymi.r money make money. (Somescrv1~ require qualifying bala~cc~.)
Even though Perpetual Savings is a Safe Deposit Box Notary Service
sitable financial i,nstitution, yo4'U feel C~cking Account· Savings Bond comfortab~e'with us. Our employees are Thlvelers Checks Redemptions
friendly, knowledgeable and take~ of Mo.ney Orders · Save-By-Mail
your ~ons quickly. A~ we offer an C.Opy Service ·Inter-Branch Privileges
eqon;nou5 .range of services. So when Trust Deed 'Thlephone Transfer
people ref er to us as a tower of strength, Collections ldentikey "' it•s more than just a catchy phrase. •
Come in and sec us soon. Where ypu
~t younnoncy does make a difference.
1• J!ighest Allowable
Iilterest
71h %·· 7. 19"/D ::~ $l,OOO
7%%•• 8.06% :r:;.s1,ooo
·Retirement PlanS
'lllx-deferred Keogh Plan
A self-employed individual may
deposit IS% of his or her annual income
($7500 maximum) in a Keogh plan. Both
money contributed for yourself and for
employees is tax-ded uctible, as 1s the
interest it earns. After retirement you're
ta~ed at a much lower rate as you use the
money. Perpetual pays the Thistee fees.
IDtllVldUal Retirement
Account
Statt your own Individual Retirement
Account if you're not already in one.
Contribute up to 1-'% of your annual
jncorne ($1~00 maximu m) in one payment
or regular in tallments. The money
contributed and the inte~t it earns arc tax
<Jeductible unm you use the money.
Perpetual pays lhci'Jhistec fee .
Knife block lets you see
your cutups. About $18.
Sprouts, leafy grHM come crisply i
dry In seconds. Washer, under $15.
Energy makers/savers: Hammered copper
bo'I(/, whisk team for perfect egg whites .
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
BARBARA GIUS-BOWEN, Food Editor
Wldneldey, May <4, 1177 C1
I '
A
Festival
·.Readied ·
The March of Dimes
May Wine Taetlne.
•Festival is planned
from 6-8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 11,
in the Newporter Inn.
Additional informa-
tion ii available from
the .March of Dimes,
979·2270. At rt1ht
Mrs. John Watz and
• Marcie Watz, Marc&
of Dime• poster
child. sample
cheeses.
t I
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:sp·e·akei-S' ·Topics Vrii-y ,
• CIDLDREN'S BEAR·MORE INSTITUTE: gr6up will have a Mexican Fiesta in celebration
A aoclal evenlne 11 planned at the Harlequin or the lOOth anniversary or Cinco de Mayo Tues-
Dlnner Playhouse, Santa Ana, fore p.m. Thurs· day, May 10, at the Irvine Coast Country Club.
day, May 12. ReaervatJ01111 are available from Following a social hour at 11 a.m., members
CHMl,832-9252. will e?Uoy a fuhlon abow and talk by Helen
Jobiuon, public information director for UCI. BAT Y ABM SISTERHOOD: Vidal Sassoon
will spealc for the group during a luncheon Thurs-
1 day, May 12, at the Newporter Inn. Sassoon will
autograph copies of his book, "A Year or Beauty
and Health."
Reservations are available by calling
644-1999.
SELF-EXAMINATION: A free program on
breast self-examination will be offered at noon
Thursday, May 12, in the community center at
Golden West College.
The one-hour program will be conducted by
Mrs. Fay Lieberman, a volunteer speaker for the
American Cancer Society.
Men also are encouraged to attend the pro-
gram as they too are suaceptible ~ breast
cancer, according to Jean Armstrong, a
women's program coordinator at Golden West.
ANTIQUE SERIES: A four-part lecture
series will examine antique pottery,
woodenware, paper and lamps beginning Wed-
nesday, May 11, at 7:30 pm in Fine Arts Hall 119
at Orange Coast College.
Lecturer ts Allen La'A-1on. a well-known
speaker in the area.
Miss Johnson, who will talk about Mexican
economics, crime and travel. frequenUy leads
UCI tours to Yucatan and South America.
AMERTION TRAINING COURSE: Orange
Coast College will offer a clus to help overcome
the handicaps or inferiority complexes beglnning
Thursday, May 12. .
Series lecturers are Dr. Claude Farley and
Valerie Croy, professional marriage and family
cou naelors.
The four-part series meets on successive
Thu•days from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in OCC's Fine
Arts Hall, Room 119.
More information is available from otc.
556·5880.
MOl'llERS OF TWINS: The Orange Coast
club will elect officers and reveal secret pals at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 11, in the home of
Mrs. Jim Nyhus, Hunttngt.on Beach.
More information is available from Mrs.
Paul Harrell, 963·5089.
SONG WRITER8 GUILD: The group will
meet Tuesday, May 10, In Manny's restaurant,
Huntington Beach.
Cassettes prepared for tbe Guild Soog
Library will be submitted at the meeting. More
LIDO ISLE WOMAN'S CLUB: The club's an-information on library requirements ls available
nual Hats an Bloom contest "''II take place during from Ryan Wal)<er, W~stmin.ster.
•
DEAR ANN: I wu in.
tereated lo your letkr ln
the OakJud Tribune
•lined "Jut Another
Animal." written. by I
husband wbo wondtn
wlty wtv• OYtt 1$ no
lonser detlN sex.
The m~t1 of the
tlfll• J atfH wltb. )'Oµ,
but not lb.I• Urnt. My
hu1band and I are both lq
our mid·40t and 'have
: been marritd 25 ~tan. Our NX Ute waa always
aatiafact.oey t but now l
am le11 and 1eaa lowest.
ed. Wby? Because it
hurtar
Don'tauaaeat a doctor.
I aaw 1n1 anecolo11at
lut week and wu •Jain
told that dr')'neu and ir'·
ritaUoo are to be expect-
ed .. at my a1e.'' He said
he can't do anytbint
about lt, Uhleas there is
an ln!ection. TKA T be
can treat!
So, I irtn and bear it,
or tell my husband it
hurts too much.
Fortunately, he is a very
paUent man but I reel I
am lettlna tum down .
Could thla be why so
many mea In their 40s
leave their wives tor
youngerwomen? -NOT
LOOKING FORWARD
TO MY FIFTIES
DEAR NOT
..
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WITH
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· Full coverage of your WEDDING. and
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purchase only the photos you want.
CALL MOW for complete
Information. Reservations are now
open for weddings through
September.
• I
lrap1c ~ ... &31-3411
4·BIG DAYS
WED.·SAT.
MAY~7
a lun.cheon Tues day, May 10. an the clubhouse. EAT YOURSELF SLIM: Shirley Bright
Fashions from local stores also will be shown . ~'/,registered d~etitJan, author and president ....
,. ~-~~an \&al~ be. PT ad ~ ;1 , l ~. _ ....... _.. -q Akee '• ~·.;·~~ , ~.... ·y .. 1.. ~ ,,. , • ,......,~,,,Vr.•e~~---Sch~l. ey will pre~erl"t setec ons from the . n~day May 11 in th~ran'a Hall. Cotta
_.,.J;:dJ _ ..
~v-v .. ·:· musical "Bye Bye 81rd1e." Mesa. ' ' • ' ·
REPUBLICAN WOMEN: The Irvine Coast The publicis tnvl~ lo the free claas.'
Capricorn's Reliable
Tfl1J8SD.\ Y, MAY s
By SYDNEY Ollila
ARIES <March 21-ApriJ 19): Glve yourself
room for pu\linl plans into operatioa. RefU.ae to
be confined-or bellttltd. Promotl.ollltdue.
TAURUS <April 20-Ma,y 20>: !'lnilb rather
than initiate project. Dl• de.p for WormaUon
GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Exercise In·
dependence of tbou1ht. a(tlon. Dtal with
creative people.
CANCER (June 21-July 22>. Follow through
on hunch; give full rein to Intuitive lnteJJ~. You
could "wake up" with solution to problems.
an11wers to que1tlom.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your beat qualities
surface. Personal maenet.ltm nows.
VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22) · Be thorough -
take not.hint tor iranted, npeclally matters deal·
lng with buildina matertal, 1afet.y, 1ecurity.
UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready for
GRAND OPENING
Ncdurallfi: Sculj1tured. Nmu -------------.. I ...,,.... . ! ... ~~~ =~·"*"· •.oo I I ,. ...... ........,. ... ~ .... ,... ......... ..,.,. 110.00 I
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COUpon Eicplrts MAY t, 1977
.. ____________ ..
M'lltNe~An., .... I ,.... . n•
cbance. variety, dealina1 with perceptive
member of opposite sex.
SCOllPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Accent on belnl
realistic about valuablea, peraonal poasessi9fll,
financial potential.
SAGITl'ARlUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21>: You aet
what you requeat -know it and be especlally
careful. Be positive you can handle volume.
added rapoosibillty.
CAPJllCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Much that
occurs i. "in secret.'' You taill backatate,
behind-acenea &lh:npae ln lmportant ways. You
are connded lft, d@ended on, nlltd upop.
AQVAltJ\IS (Jan. 20·Feb. 1.1): Accent on de-
1lrea, wtahes. fulllUment ot fantuy. Your appeal
broadens -you C•t better dlaplay, dlltributloo.
PISCP,S (P'eb. 19-Marcb 30): Your qull.tUa
or senslUvlty, "quiet leader1h1p" au.rte to
forefront. Be ind•nde.nt, afftdlonate, demand· int where quality It coacttMd. -
I I
JD ANN'S laaatry lmpariam
I 0120 ADAMS AVE. (AT IROOKHURSTJ HUM'(IMGTON BEACH
~ 0 W • hove tM ...... llt ytshry..-'' kitchen. bath cilld aMlqilln."
COMI IM AND UGISTB '°' OUI Fiii DU WIMGl-SEI COUPOMS 1aow
PLACE
,MATS &
~~!~..S
... SJ.7t to S2.4t
=SJ49
MATC.HING
NAPKINS
I ... Sl.4t
~:as¢
S 110.00 CROWMPOID
Bt•USHCHIMA
(SeMoe for 8) '
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MOW AleMIW ....... tlOKAl ~'°9MTad.
Exqullite lec:y knit wfth 1n entirety tr..n look for
elttgant tweltel' Mtt 0-0 I exchJllW C#dlgan lJO, and
shell A4. 1COent Ct•llm'f oysts With ~ pyramids ..;tti ~-32-42. Oooble knrt peni. 1n oyster, &-20 . ....
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HOHIY IAllD HAM
ORot:R NOW ••• May 8th ta Mother'a Dey
Q
::.~ • Reedy to Serve wl1hffol.v'n Spice Gian •·Spira! stlced
' · From Top tA> Bottom • Wi Ptclclge end Ship from Coat to ~ • Full ~oe ~ • Jmponed Cheeeet
gauze! foxy fabrications at Leeds. l(j.99
STATE FARM
A
INSURANCE
R>R INSURANCE CAU
DENNIS ROSENE
410 WMf Coelf HWy •
NewPort 9eecl'I 0-4~70 u. ...........
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.
• lJghtfooted little gauziest
The newest funtasia
in love-knotted pastel stripes
or softly shined cream.
Off to whateve(e happening
on oushy Wt\lte soles.
-c>r~anb•d .. cbHl 1 medlumareen.J>eP.. uasiia •an ur•ed to rue per, ebopped
appllcattoo1 for tbe 21.lrp 1arlle clova. fomtb annual Calitamla chopped · · ·state Cb•rn~ton•~lt> 1 can '211 oa.> wld• QU1I OOCkalt. •lat.cl uua peeled tomatotl, broteD
year at tNt Balb6a Bay up . ClaltJil.q~ . l CID<• OL) tomato
Tbe winner of tbl1 tauce
year'• event wlll 2cupcrwata
represent the It.at~ ln the 2 tablelp0ona c:hlll
World Cbamplon1blp powder Chili OookQff, which la 1 tableapoon,aalt
held each fall under the l bay leaf
auaplcel of the Intern•· Duh Tabuco aauce
Uonal CbW Sooleb' in 2 CUI (15 oi. each)
ROI~. Mex an-at)'I• Chlll
A totat•20teamt ~e Bea• • 'allc:>w«lto_.,th•~u Cook beet~ onion,
· match wt~ five ft\l rree ~r and 1arllc "chef• .. OD each qd a in Jar1• aauo.pu or'
•up port team of Dutch oven until meat ~ teupoon cbnt m ix tu I'•. Blend 11,1 .. ohraxed~pW or .
cheetleaden and belch· loaes it. rid color. Stir in powder thorouibly; _ 1bape Into on floUred IGH.ce to it.·
alonp numbertn1 up to all remalnln1 tn1r•· v.. tea1POCG•alt flJtteDed bUl and wrap inch tblc:lnlttt. U1lil1 50 persona. AppUeatlana dlent8 except beans. . Cream b"tter and in plutlc wrap. Cb1ll UD· blleultor~ euu.a,
are available tbroacb C9ok over low heat. cream cheese tosftber tU doUP.b_.. eully. cut Into dellred abapes • .JlmWeatait45-aooo. ovetid, 1~ boura. Add uptil 1rnooth. Stir "5 m~ lia trMaer or Bake!Dpttbl.ud-.00-F.
· Here'• some llllplra· beaa1; ~ook ~ hour te1atber flour. chm. o v • r D I I b t 1 D oveo J.O..• minutes. or
tlon with an accompany. loa1er. Serves 6 witb powdv and Mlt; add refrlontor1 u.iUt = browued. ina recipe for chee.e cbeeeeeutoutt. b.UataUmetoCl'fflD_ecl. Roll ou' b•t•MD Mak• 1--.
c:utouta to dellabt kids CllBF.8E ClJTOVT8 bothy~ and old. ~ cup softened but-
CHIUWV£RSCRILI ter 1~ pound• Jean t . packa1e (3 oz.)
around beef cream cheese, softened
2 cups chopped onlon 1 cup nour
ANY BRAND-SIU. GROUND Oft lNSTANT ~MANO.ANY Sil!
COFnl IHAMPOO
25!. --= ...... ==~ 2sc= ... ~ :r---c-~ ..... ---·~-
Kids' Stuff
In a Skillet.
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CHlCKEN WINOS ............... 11. .69 SMOtC!O SAJJSAGE ........... u. 1.49 You'vegotablgnigbtplannedandsodoyour c.oo..Mc1.. ~~'~1 ... kid• -jollies with the babysitter. Before you BEEF SAUSAGE ROLLS .. PICG •• 89 FROZEN SHRIMP ............. lllOo 1.39
1eave, why not teave out the nxmgs tor tbia picnic n•Glil 6 DRUMS Cl.OD ROAIT
on-tbf.floor. . ro&TJ• FAA),\$ -~~ IONEl.fSS IEEf ... _. -· ~,..._ __ ~ -~·~ -;;~;$;._;:·-...;:: J>.~ .... --~~ ~"' _"..._._..,. . n.,r~;Jta,;"'Wftf"lry~QUl~oa~~ it--~'-_,-• .,,,,,_...,.• _......,~-""
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tine thoae little hands and afant euer1tea
lo con1tructive play.
Combined with chilled ~9labltatlc:b and a
glat1 of milk, Ham Pr~ and Granola
Cookl• provide wholesome autrttioO. HAM PUNCllDS e 1Ueea of whol•cr'aislbreld e 1llc• of pr.·eoOked bam . e 1llcea of American« Swlla cheele .sweet pickle c:blp1
Prepared muttard •'
2 t.abl•poou buttu or marautne . · a beaten'"' · ~ milk I • p three llfcee of bread wUh matatd;
layer , cheele and Diet.I• Ille. oe lt ud toD wtth O'-htt half of bread. Repeat for afl
SllJldwtebel. '
Beat eUI tocetber with milk. Melt buu. or marsartne~in tare• 1k.lllet. Coat 1ID4wlcbtl ln
eg1 ln1xtuN md fr7 unW IOldtD blvWB on both
aide.. Mak• ttentnp.
GUMOLA OOOllBI
>r-\ cup hotter or mar1arlDt ~ cupft.rm11 packed brownnaar
1eg1
1 tulpOCIDVanilla
1 CUP \mllftedftoqt
~t.upooobaldnalOda 14 leMpoODaalt.
I "'cape ~aoolac.reil . ~cup cboDDt4 nutl Cream toc6't>i• buu.r /martartne and near
with mlJCer; add ell aM VuillL Oombioe Oout'
witb remtlnSn,f dry lnsrtdlenta ae.pt fl'anola
and nut.I l.nd lnJ,lt lnto butter l'nixtun. SUr ln
1ranola and nuta. . Drop doulb by tebl•poooaful Oftto Uptly
•reaMCl baldna IMet. Bu• at 400 UP'ffl P. I
minutes or until liSbtly browned aiwnd \be
edaea. Cool on wire rackl. Mak••~ dOHD.
AMERICAN BEA\JtY
EGG NOODUI
8 OZ. WIDE 0. IX. 'MDI
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•·Just Uu people wbO are over·
weltht. they don't want to feel
like they're eat.inf diet foods, and
they're being deprived of
·oormll'J!avors. ·•
llJ:s. Sduia: reUJiUy served 35
cnemben Ol the Lido tale wart·
in1 committee for the Or1111e
County Philharmonic a portion of
her veal t.oetada and her own
•'pumpkin bread supreme," a
au1arleas, spiced cake q>ade
from reconstituted wheat brtad
layered with an artifically
sweetened whipped mllk filllni
that could fool most dessert top·
ping fans.
THE WHOLE LVNC8EON
came to a grand total of 300
calories. One member of the
croup, which met at the home of
Mn. Donald Ayres, said the
women "Oipped over it."
"It's so nlce not to feel aullty,"
abesaid. .,
"What we oiler ls gourmet food
that really tastes gourmet, but.
doesn't le••• you reelln1
depressed about the number of
calories it contains," said Mrs.
Schrier.
Her diet entree:; include a chili
relleno, knocfcwurst with
sauerkraut or barbecue sauce, a
lweet-and-sour fish casserole
;
Carol Schrier eyes a piece of her pumpkin bread.
a favorite of fat and thin restaurant patrons.
How much does it cost to feed a baby? The answer. for
the baby's first year alone, may differ by $.100 or mor~. de·
pending on the.food selected.
The kind of milk used ia a major factor in tbe cost or
feeding the oung baby. ¥other's milk J.s safe, convenient.
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The mother who bi'eaat feeds must eat more food than ·
the mother who does not ln order to provide adequate milk
for her baby and not Jeooardi1e her own health.
Food In USDA 's thrifty food plan for the lactatinc
woman costs about $13 more per month than for non·
lactatlna women. In the moderate cost food plan, the dif·
rerence la S20 a montb. In addition. about $2 a month is re.-
quired for a supplement contatnina vitamin D.
Usina tbeM e1timatell, Ute total cost to U.e family of a
brelllt-fed bafaat tn e.,17 months ol llfe ls *15 to S22 a mouth.
otmula for baby, an th other band. m1.1 cost $12 to S85 a
month depeodlnC OD k~pd ot rormwa used Pd the container
fn •hicb 1111 purcbaaed.
Ulm~ maothly coat of DlWt·~ formula foe l>aby
l&JdaC tlve bottles (30 n oz.) daily:
Ponmll.a Moa<.l7 c.&
Whole fl'esh milk, auaar m .oe
Evapora&.ed mllk, 1\11ar 12.38
Coocentrated fotm\ala. 13-<n cans 20.51
Pvwdend formula. lkz cam 21.54
Ready-to-use formula, 32-oa cans 27 .~
Read:)'·t.o-ute .. pack, 1-oz cans 41.19
Raq-t.o-u&e, .. pack kl boWes 55.90
B.ead1*ate• 2' S-01 bolUes 12.00
Roady-t.o-uae, 414-ot bottles 84.12
You can see from tbla chart tbat tbe cost of read)'-t.o-use
formula la incl"eued by mon UWl OM-half If bouaht ID ••Ml"rinl Ille" cana, and 1a doubled or tripled if bou&h~ In
dJlpouble bottles rather than ~cs cans. HoweveT', the
•matl e-may be the only aaf• aource of milk ln some
1ltu1tkilll9. when traveUn1, f 01t example.
lJNdlna brands of commercially Pfel*N!d formula coat
about tbe eame. Formula fortified with iron ls available at
lb• tame coat. Soy·btsec:I formula coeta aligbtly more than milk~.
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Uon. None ol them contain more
than 1IS catoriea a 1erviila and
the aerVblo are up to lk ounces.
Hra.~: Schrier ays she anUcipetfii a lot of banles in CCO·
ttnulnf to Offer these should th
FDA follow throutb wtt~ It.a pro-
poaecl ban on saccharin.
"People uve been coo:µns to
o~ ·~ 1n droves, 11ignln1 pett. Uona to~ the ban. There's
no way tbtY (the FDA:> can go tbroulb With th18 wttbdut a via·
bl• aubltitute. and I don't tbJnk
they will.
"lf they find another awee~er, m1 Job Will be to test
• alternaUv and flnd the one
with the belt aweeten:ln& pow r
and no bad aftertaste.
"that's what turns moet pee>: pie otf on diet foods. Most simpty
don't taste aa 1o0d.''
Th• rtA8W'anre ke.out deH
'counter offers 1ourmet trees
paokaaed In individual aervtnas
that ahe 11y1 are eapeclally
popular with vacatlonera with
boats or campers with cold
atora1e accommodations.
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' Travelers to HawaU
often Jeana to appreciate
the many bopleal h'ulta
that are served there ln
abundance: pineapple,
.Papaya, man10et, and
.suavu.
Thia lprinf, a NCOrd
crop of Hawallan
papayas la expected to
hit the malnl&nd, with
peak 1upplies of some
five mUlloo pound'.a beinl
available by June.
Papayu are IJ'OWD In
many places, aucb 11
Puerto RJco, Mexico,
Texas, and Florida, but
the vut majority found
in our markets are from Hawaii. The papaya ii
a>ot a nat.tve ot Hawali,
but WH tranapla,nted
there from America 1n the early llOO' 1.
It looka like a peat-
ahaped melon, and has a
rich, sweet taste, yet is
not high in calories. A half of papaya has only
•bout 60 calories. Along
with those 60 calories
you get 85 milligrams of
vitamin C -almost twice your day's require·
ment.
· Papayas are alao btah
in viumin A aud have
amall amounts of other
nutrients such u iron
and B vitamins.
When yo u buy
papayas. handle them
carefully as they bruise
easily. To test for ripe-
ness, look rather than
touch -skin color
ranges from half yellow-
green to completely
yellow-orange when fully
ripened.
• You can ripen papayas
by holding them at room
temperature for a rew
days. Once they're ripe,
store them in the
refrigerator so they
don 'l overrlpen.
Papayrui are about as
easy to ferve as
~rapefrult or melon.
imply cut In half
engthwise, scoop out the
seeds, and serve. Since
they are so sweet, many
people like to eat them
seasoned with a aqueeie
of lime or lemon juice.
Should you happen to
htfve more npc papayu
than you can use im·
tn-e<iaately, you ean
freeze them vtrY easily .
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Sliced papayas can be
used for ples, cobblers,
and ice cream or_yoaurt
topping. The strained
puree can be uaed ln
juices and nectars. You
can also make a de·
licloua milk shake ualng
papaya, milk, a little
rresh lime juice and ice
cream or ice milk.
Papayas are one fruit
that you can eat 1reen ir you cook them. You
might serve hot baked
papaya on lhe half 1hell
u an accompaniment to
meat, u a dessert or
even for breakfast.
To bake papaya, cul ln
half lelicthwlae, remove
seeds, and place In a
bakina d.lab. Put a little
butter, lime juice, and
ginger ln each cavity.
Bake at uo•r. 30
m lnul.el, or until tender . •••
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Did JOU know that dairy products in ms supplied three
fourths of the calcium in U.S. diets? 'l'bey also provided 3'.7
percent of the phoephorua, 39.8 percent of the riboflavin, 22
perceQt ol the protein, 21.1 percent of the magnesJu.m and
19.8 percent of vitamin Bl2, but only 11.4 percent of the
calories.
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DEAR CF.CILY : I bave t-...s
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. the real Soutben aweet patlto'
ple that Necro people make IDCI•
Jove it '°· However, I ba.Al't.
been able to set the recipe. C•
you? -CALIFORNIA
DEAR CALIFORNIA: M to·
the pie, for the real thlni. T
turned to "A Good Heart and a·
• L11ht Hand -a CollecUco o(
Traditional Nesro Recipes" by
Ruth L. Guldm, llnt publl1hecf
by the Fund for Alexandria. Va.,
and later by Slmon and Schuster.·
Thl• cookbook came out in uea-
before "IOul food" became well· known all over the country -and'
it' I a dellehtf ul contribution. '
Ruth Guk:bil still lives tn Ala~
andria, Va., and I talked to her·
OD the phone tbe other day. Sbe
told Qae that after ha' cookbook.
appeared, black people all over
the United Stat.el H:nt ber their
f avortte IOUl·food reelpea.
When we tried Buth'1 tweet
POtato ple we found It 11'4 de·
Uc ate flavor anil texture. . _
ln the chapter on "Pies" in her
cookbook Ruth aay1, "Pl• are ..
our food. We make tbem oat ot
practically anytblnl and' eat them hot, if podlble, usually
with vanilla lee cream. at leut 2
or 3 tUQes a week. MOit beloved
are .\ppl~, (Pie) and Sweet
Pota"Pte. -C.B.
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SWEET POTATO PIE
I/, cup buUel'
Y.t cup brown saaar 1~ cup1 mashed sweet
potatoes (about 1 pound)
3 ecp, all~ beaten
Y.t cup com ayrup
~cupmllk
Y.t teaapooa aalt
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 unbaked ple crust
Preheat oven to as-P. cieam
the butter and augar. Add the
ALL MEAT IS CUSTOM CUT
AND WliPftD FOi YOUI
PEISOMAL AMO SPECIAL HEEDS
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whole mUk, 31 percent is lowfat and nonfat products, and
yoau.rt makes up 2 percent. potatoes and ...... Mix. well. Mix .. -''------,.#-..,...i..__,;. __ ___;._
The aalea or lowfat milk in 1976 increased by 10.5 per-
cent; nonfat increased by 2.5 percent; whot11 by nearly 1.5
percent.
YOGURT SALES WERE UP by 12 percent in 19'76 after
increaslna by 39 percent ln 1915. Cottaae cheese sales in·
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total Hle:t ln 1972.
Sales of frozen dairy products Increased by about 2 per·
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syrup, milk, salt and vanilla. Add
the potato rnixt.un. \
Line a 9-inch pie pan wlth the
pie crust. Put flllinl in pan and
bake for 10 minutes. Reduce beat
to 325 deerees and bake for 35 to ~ minute.. From "A Good Heart
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Remember when you were a kid and 1reeted • •e:rvtnc of uparacua witb blab bewlldermetit?
Remember it wu th• only thln~ on your pllte you couJdD 't akki off to th• doe cauae h• dldn It
lite it either?
Well, thanks to cookl wttb a bit of French
sense, uparacus hu earned a h!ibef counnet
•laDdina ~ venie t.uters.
The lender-cooked •pears tile well to a
· v arlety of herbs and aeuonin,p, and are
particularly aulted to garlic, tarraaon, cbeese,
muahrooma and ham, primary tnirecllents in the recipes below. Enjoy.
COLD ASPARAGU8-GRAPEJ'JlUIT SOUFFLE
2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
4 e11s, separated &~1 j 1 pound uparagus spean, cooked, drained J) 1 and cbilled 1
\' ~ 1
1
-1 cup fresh 1rapetndt juice i ~cup finely minced OGlon
1 teupoon Hlt
Herbs Flavor Sans Salt
The easiest way to plate. Fill center· with
break a bad habit is to hot cooked green beans,
replace it with a good· if desired. Yield: 6 por· o n e , s a y t h e tion1.
psychologists. So. when
your doctor says, ''Cut
the salt," don't go into a
d~cline wondering how
you can down a single
mouthful of food.
For1et about adding
salt and season your food
with a pinch ot aromatic
spice, some savory
herbs. a sprinkling or
nut.sweet seeds, or a
blend like curry powder.
Keep dehydrated onion,
garlic and sweet pepper
flakes within reach to
lend instant savor to the
h ealthful foods you
should eat with appetite.
HERBEDBEEF
AND
CARROT RING
3 tablespoons instant
minced onion
3 lablespoons wall•r
11 2 pounds ground
beer
11 2 cups soft bread
crumbs
112 cups grated raw
carrots
2 eggs, lightly beaten
112 cup milk
2 teaspoons mar·
JOram leaves, crumbled
111 teaspoon ground
black pepper
OREGANO_
MU8BBOOM BUB GERS
In a large bowl re·
hydrate 3 tablespoons in·
stant mincedtPnion with
3 tablespoons water for
10 minutes. Add l '1'J
p<>unda ground beef; 1
cup soft bread crumbs;
~:i p o u n d ( 2 c u p s )
c h opp e d fr e s .b
mushrooms; 2 eggs,
lightly beaten; '1'J cup
milk ; 2 teaspoons ·
oregano leaves,
crumbled; IA! teaspoon
ground black pepper;
mix well.
Shape into burgers.
Place on a rack an a
broiler pan. Broil under
an extremely hot broiler
until cooked a desired,
about 3 minutes on each
side for medium. Yield ·
6 portions.
NUTMEG
SPINACH BURGERS
In a large bowl Lightly
combin e 1 'h pounds
ground beef; 1 cup soft
bre ad c ru mbs ; 1
package (10 oz.) frozen
chopped spinach, thawed
and drained; 2 eggs.
lightly beaten; •,. cup
cal sup; 1 t ablespoon
onion powder; 1.. teas·
poon ground nutmeg and
1 • teaspoon ground black
pepper,
In a large bowl re-
hydrate minced oniol') in
water for 10 minutes.
Add remaining lngre
daents. mix well with a
large fork. Spoon Into a
greased 6\.-J cup nng Shape into six burgers
mold. spread smooth Place on a rack an a
Hake in a preheated broiler pan. Broil under
modt>rate oven 1350 F. > an extremely hot broiler.
until don bout l hour until cooked as desired. G~ .. ._..,,.,,, m· rab0u(•3 minutes orr e-ach
m old with a s mall side for medrum Yield :
spatula. Unmold onto a 6 portions.
1 teupocm aucar
~ teupooo crum of tartar
' l~ CU.Pl de-membraned gra~t sec,
Uont, cut-u,p
~ teupoon tarrqon, cnisbed
Duh Tabasco sauce
Io. top of dooblt boiler or over low flamt,
aprinkle aeJatln over ~ C\G> papelrult Juice.
Meanwhile mix ecc yolks and remalnlni juice
toietber with wire whllk; ltlr Into ffllatln and
atlr over boWn1 water unUl dlasolved and
tbJckened aUahUy .
Remove from heat. Puree cooked asparaaus
ln blender. Stir ln minced onion, salt, auaar and
tarraeon and Tabasco sauce. Add to grapefruit
juice mixture and chllt, stirring occulonally, UD·
lil mixture mounds slightly when dropped from
spoon.
Beat. en whites and acid cream ot tartar;
beat until atUf. fold into 1elatln mixture alOQI with 11apeftuJt aectioM.
Turn into a one.quart aouffle or cuserole
d1lb to whlch you have attached a two-inch foll
"collar" With rub1*' band. Cb1ll several bou.r1I or
unW set. Senie iambbed with grapefruit twists.
Servt16-8.
ABPAMGUSSOUP
1 pound freab uparaius
4 cups milt, divided
tonion. mlncedftne ..
14 cup butter or margarine
3 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
14 teaspoon while pepper
~ teupoon cruahed dill weed
Wuh iaparaiua and break off tough tips
Simmer in 1 cup ol milk with onion until tender
<about 10 minutes). Pour ~ mixture and
asparqua apeara lnto blender -.nd bleod on high speed.
Melt butter in saucepan over low flame and
stir in flour, salt and remaining seuonings.
Slowly add asparaeus atoclt. Cook, stirring con·
stantly unW soup is smooth and thick. Garnish
with any remaining uparapa tipe and serve bot
or chllled. (If chilled, top with dollop of sour
cream and a sprinklin1 of paprika; it bot. toll .ln some herbed crou10D.I.)
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1 baneleu akinleaublcnn breast. bllved
cutcroMWlletn \4·lnchwJdutrliit (aboutlcup)
1 pound medlum·t.blck uparaiu. t.b1nly
sliced diqonally (2 •eneroua cup1) . • • In a aballow container ttlr to1etber the
cornstarch, su1ar, soy 1auce, water and 1arllc-.
ToH chicken Jn mixture and marinate for an hour
or longer.
In a 10..inch skillet Qver fairly hi1h beat, beat
the oll add the chicken and itl martn1wSe and the
uparap; atfr.try, usln1 a pancake tu.mer to
toea unW chicken la cooked ~b -5 minuta
or lea. Ka.le• 2 lar1e servtnaa.
HAii BOILUPS
12 rectangular slices cooked ham
6 square slices Swiaa cheele
24 (about l'iii pounds) hot cooked
asparagus apean
3 tableePoODS butter
3 tablespoona nour
1 cup Carnation Instant Nonfat Dry Milk
cryatala plus waier to make 2 cUpS
.\4 t.81poon a alt
i,.t teaspoon white pepper
1 tablespoon in~tant min;e:ct onion
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
l tablespoon prepared mu.slafd
Stack two ham slices. Place cbees.e allc• on
top of ham. Lay about • upua&UI' apeara ill
~enter. Roll up and secure with tootbptck.
nepeatfor other five rolls. ,
Melt butter in med•um H\ltepa over
qiedium heat. Stir in flour. Gradulll)' ltlr In ll.
qUld tnstant milk. Add remaln1q lnc,redlenta.
Stlr conatantly until sauce Just comes to a boil
and thickens.
Pour half of sauce in bottom ot 12 x '1~ x 2-
iDcb bakiQa dlah. Place ham rolla side by tide lJr
diab. Pour remaining sauce over top. Bake in
moderate oven (350 degrees F.) lS to 20 minutes
or unW sauce is bubbly.
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GlllllONS atlde. In a aaucef an tablespoon. and bNak up berrlea.. BtUUDaY .JAM cruahed pineapple into a
ll'• tbe berry 1ea1on! com blne rem alo ng aASPBEUY With afon. . t envelope plain s ma 11 1 a o c •pan.
Wbat better time to try I r a Pe Ju 1 c e w l th O&ANGE Meanwblle, combine gelatin cru1bed. SUr In 10flened Spt'lzlk.le oa 1elaUn and
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fresh matt Jamt and pr.. Juice. Cook and sUr un· 2 cups fr•h rupber• and plaUnA Let 1tand -bottled purple 1r ape low heat -unlU dl~ pur.. ptneapple
•ervea. Dur aklnoy covered nbout five ries one 9r two mlbutes until Jwce aolved. Cool, then spoon smooth fi;a covered
•preada .,.. made with mlnulel, 2 tablespon tables· ceLallnsrim.i.laanaoft. 1 tablapoon lemon into covel"ed Jan and blender.
Wther 1u1ar nor au1ar CrU1h the berrie1 with P<>ON cold water Stlr the orant•·1etatin juice free1e or refriterate. On· Heotgelatln·JuJce mlx·
•@•Ututea, ao they're a Cork ~Ue they cook. 3 ounces Cone-half mixture, lnto the hot 2pintafresb bluebe~ Jy 8 caloriea per table1· ture over Jow heat, only completely different Add softened 1elatln •mall can> undiluted raapberry mixture. Cook rlH 'poon. · unW plat.In melta, then
from 801' jams or Jellies mixture to the 1trawber-defroated oran1e Julee and aUro¥el' low beat on· Softea 1elattn tn 2 PINEAPPLE JAM pour Into pureod ptneap.
aoldlntheltOret. rlee and stir till dla· concentrate ly unW 1elatln granules. tableepoons arape Ju.lee. le·ounce can un-ple. Cover and blend
At SO 1ealort•• or
10 8
1olved. AJlow lo cool, l envelope plain are completely dis· Meauwhlle, cook and sttr sweeetened cruihed agatn. Spoon into jan
" -then ladlcintotwoeieht· gelatin iff)lved. Cool and spoon remainlDg grape Juice, pineapple a nd reftigerate or
tablespoon, ordinary ounce jars. Store in Cover and cook the Into jars. Refrteerate or JemonJuite and blueber· l tableapooo plain freeze. Only 9 calories
Jams and Jelllea aro Just refrl1erator or freezer. raspberries and water freeze. Only 12 calories. ries qelher In an un· selatln per tablespoon. afatteningaapure1ua·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....:.....~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~---u ... their main ingre·
d.ient.
But the1e au1arleas
IJ)reacb-are only 8 to 12
eaJorles a tablespoon,
because they're mainly
fruit and juice. That
maku them much
healthier than ordinary
1pread1. And because
tbe1e low-calorie "pre·
serves" are made
without auaar substitute
91: any artificial ingre·
dlen~. they're a110 a
healthy snack for kids. A
much better choice than
cavity-causing spreads.
There's another im·
portant difference: these
"fresh" spreads MUST
b& •tored in the
refrig e rator or
free:z:er ... bee a use
they're made the easy
way, not uslng conven·
Uonal canning technl·
ques. In conventional
methods. a huge amount
"of sugar i! needed. part·
))' ror it.a preservatlve ef·
feet.
SLIM StJGARLESS ln'UWBERllY
PllESERVES
l envelope plain
•elatin
If.I cup bottled un·
weetened red or purple
rape Julee
2 pi nts fresh
tr aw berries
l tableepoon lemon ulce
Sprinkle the gelatin
over one-quarter cup of
Vecetablea have
1ained. a new prestige
thank• tot.be veaetarlan· /n atural foods move-
ment. No l0111er .are they
confined to the blab 11de·
dishes that mltny of us
youn11tera 1pu.rned aa a
kind of J>Uflaior'y we had
: lo go throulh tn order to
: get to heaven: dessert.
! N o long er Is 1
1ve1etable'1 only mlUeu a
1 pool of butter, used to re·
h urrect whateveT navor
lwas left after the poor
It h l n I h a d b e e n
:bolled/ateamed to near·
1death.
! Here's a ve1etable
risotto that's Juel as tu·
l y by Itself as It Is
alongside a lamb shank
or slab of meatloaf i While this recipe catls
afor beef broth, you can
IUH dl.lcken broth or any
:homemade stock
I
l vEGET.ULE RISOTTO
I ~ C\(p IWfft brown
1or white Tice, or a mix·
•tureotboth
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onion 1 2 tablespoons butter
marsartne v.. tea1poon anted
temonrind.
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GaMrOUI plnch each
f marjoram and
•re1ano
1 tablespoon parsley
nak•
, I carrots. 11lctd
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lnly l aucchtnl, sliced
l)' (Ulll>ffled)
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·Takes to Rice
DUJt off the outdoor crtU and
t,epare for a sltzllna s ummer
pertolreofbarbecuedfeasu.
How about launching the
eaaon with kabobs, a backyard
andby that makea M colorful
meal from mari nated lamb •
~bes, onion wedges, areen and
red pepper.
.tnJoy your kabobs (this recipe
OJ'Vet 1lx) with Rice Pilaf·
Verde or Poppy Seed Rice.
RERBEDLAMB -~OETABLEKABOBS
.,.., cup cooking oil ~ lt'a cup chopped onion
l/• cup snipped parsley
~ cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon salt
1 teupoon dried marjoram,
c~shfd 1 teaspoon dried thyme,
ctu1bed
: ldovecarlic, minced
lt'a teaspoon pepper
2 pounds boneless lamb, cut in t.incll cubes
Onion wedges
i Green pepper squares
Sweet red pepper squares
Combine cooking oil, onion,
pitrsley, lemon juice, salt, mar-
joram, thyme, garlic, and pep-
per; stir in lamb. Cover;
refrigetat.e 6 to 8 hours, stirrlne
occaaionally. Drain lamb, re-
serving moQpade. Cook wedges
of onion in waler till tender;
drain.
Thread slx skewers with lamb
""bet.. onion wedges, creen pep-
JJer squares, and sweet red pep-
~r squru-es. Grill over hot coals
fdr 10 minutes: turn and bruah
I
often with reserved marlnad•.
Serves8.
PILAF "VERDE
2 tablespoons butter or
m ar·garine '
2 tablespoons finely chopped
chives
2 tablespoons minced
parsley
11/2 cups uncooked rice
1 can condensed chicken
broth plus enough water to eq\lal 3
cups liquid, boiling .J
Salt and pepper
Melt butter in one-quart
saucepan and stir in chives and
parsley. Add rice, sUr and cook
over medium-low flame for
about 2 minutes. Season wllll aalt
8Jld pepper and pour over bollln1
liquid. Reduce flame and cover;
simmer 25-30 minutes. or until
nee is flul(y and dry. Serves 6.
POPPY SEED RICE
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
2 tablespoons finely chopped
onion
1 lh cups uncooked rice
2 cups~ltlng water
1 cup orange juice
? teaspoons "POPPY seeds,
toasted
Salt and pepper to taste
Melt butt.er or margarine in
saucepan and saute onion until
transparent. Stir ln rice, season
with salt and pepper. and add
water and oranee juice, Cover
and simmer ~-30 minutes. Toss
with toasted poppy seeds and
serve immediately. Makea 6
servlnp.
Chunks of lamb are marinated Jn herbs.
served with rice for cookout classic.
Brocc o li Boasts
aaves Three Ways
Here are three ways to serve
I eab broccoli that are sure to br-
l I raves from family and
~lends. Figure 11;4.i pounds <or $-6
eah 1talka) to serve 4 lo 6 peo-
e, dependini on how elaborate
t e flxJna1.
t BROCCOU WITH
J WALNUTBtJTTER
1 1~ pounds fresh broccoli.
cat· UP in aervln& pieces
3 tableapoons butter'
.. J4 teaspoon around 1ln1er
· Duhnutmeg
lt'a teaapoon grated lemon
~,.
\4 cup broken walnut pieces,
touted llOrtlY under broiler ~Cook broccoli for oo more than
10 minutes in rapidly bolllna.
salted water. Drain; attaDCt OD •
aervtqpJatter.
Melt butter in saucepan; aUr ln
remalnlnC lnp'edlenta and pour over steamtn1 statu. Serve im-
mediately.
Oll1E AL BROCCOU l s medlusn rreah broocoll
1talk1 Olive or veeetable oil
• l clove 1arllc, split ~ cup thinly 1Uced awetl red
bell pepper
3 •reen OftloDI wl\h topa,
1Uced dlaiooally lnto ~·b\ch
pltc•
2 to a tableapoom aoy aaue.
Salt Frabl11tOU.rid black pepper
dllcanUng toucher portions ol
1talk. Separate nowerettes. In
heavy fryl.ng pan, add enouah oil
to cover bolt.om; heal until hot.
Add garlic, green onions and pep-
per aµipa. Cover and cook quick·
ly until partially teftder, 1Urrt•1
occaalooally.
Add broccoli and cook until
just tender, about '7-8 mlnutea.
Season with soy sauce, salt and
pepper, Garnish wltb aeaame
aeecl.a. Se.net 4.
"1ft'Y PARMESAN
B&OCCOLI
leggwblte
Y4 cup mayonnaise or salad
dresain(
3 tablespoons 1rated
Parmesan cheese 2 table1poon1 chopped
paraley
1 tabletpoon fresh 1rated
1rapefndt ptel
1 ~ DOUada brOccoU. cooked.
cut-up. dralDed · 1 1rapetru.lt. ,..1ec1. HC•
tioned
2 tabfespoont butter or
mareartne.~
Jn 1mall bowl, beat •II wblte
until l<lft pew form. Fold ln
m ayonnalH. Stlr in ohHH,
parsley and sr~t ,.... Az..
rant• eooked broccoli and
arapetrult MCUoiill on ova.proof
Ml'VlQsclWI.
Pour mela.d butter over: b~· coll and srapetnalt; top with .,,
~blt• mixture. Bait• at 4IO
dtll'ffl F. for 5 mlnutu or uDtU
puff)' aid ti~ browD. ...... totffn!DP. .. . ..
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ORANGE 49c JUICE
Sunkl1t conc:entrat..-12 o~ can
Macaroni •amr •• 59c
Ven de Kamp'a bi& 20 m packap
Corn .,. CMIT. • • • • • 49c
Golden Nibltta or Cream 1tyt.-10 en
They'll Jove it! Loin cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef, carefully trimmed, naturally aged!·Serve satisfaction! (D tm S1'UI • •• ut 'l
Chuck Steak. • • • 79t
Cent.er cut! U.S.D.A. Choice beet
Ground Beef =:s1 1t
Lem-not to aaed 22% l.at oootent
Sausage 111UM1 sru • s 12!
We make it the "old-wprld" way!
We feature Milk-Fed Veal!
The real '"" • • • to be Sift!
((bifron-410ft
and apnadablel
1 lb. cartoo
/'mu ln ff{1ct Thur. Nay 6
tlsrou,h Wt d. May 11 , .
.. Open dail,y g to 9 Sunday 10 to 1
No touf to dftJUrs
6 cylinder engine. cruisomatlc transmission, wsw
radial tires. power steering. power front disc brakes.
tinted glass, dual sport mirrors. body stde moldings.
tinted glass, delu~.e.bumr>er group. Ser. #17'4683
'11 MUST ANG II
HARDTOP.
~3899
1976 PLYMOUTH
SIDAM4DL
V·8 auto trans factory
air cond1tlon1ng Power
eteerlng. power dttc
brak ... radio. hHter,
whitewall tlrea. vlnyl
roof. tinted glua. wheel
covert. low •mtlea.
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1973
VOLKSWAGEN
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4 eyt 4 speed. air
eondit1onlng. radio,
hHter. vlnyt interior.
rallye wheeft, Ct 50JSC}
1969 CHIV.
CIOLOM918>r.u.
4 cyl . auto trans,.
l1etory 11r condlttonlng,
AM·frM radio. tieater.
tinted gtau. wheel
covere. eunroof.
(13ot:JGJ
' Radio, heater, chrome
wheels l wide oval tires.
(1021708)
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8 cyl • auto trana., power st"'1ng, heater.
custom paint & chrome
rlma. aide pipes. sun roof. (1065834)
s3197
Stk. 1tT1750 Ser. 1tC33528
8 cyl .. 4 speed. air
conditioning. heater,
dual gaa tank.a. H.O.
radiator & H.O. ahoclct. (1A83837)
V-8, auto trans • factory
air eond1tlon1ng. power
ateerina. power dl1c
braket. radio. heater.
wtiltewall tlrn, vinyl
roof, tinted glass, wheet oovers. {#145-«0)
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penooal enjoyment of
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4216 31st St. NB
Ask for LEW OSBORN
o-"-• ................ •uo dream home. Priced t:=~:t·::::·::.:'.;:·: ri&ht at 187,500. CALL.j;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;J ~:i::.17:0:::·:::.~·:: ·-.:::= m .al9i. MORNING SUN
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BUSfNESS. INVEST· OCEAN 'wBAY eu&desae street. Huie MDfT, FINANCE master bedroom with VIE retreat and dreulnc ::!::!~.':'.!,'. :· = . room. You m1.111t see th.la
DKW DECKIHG?
If you enjoy lots of wood decking
you'll enjoy this 4 bdrm, 2 story that is
surrounded with decking. The
bt!droorm are large. the Deerfield
neighbor!\ood quiet. there's a firepit.
benches and jacuzzi in the rear. yard
and it's a great family and entertain-
ing home. Presented at $139,900. Do
you dig decking?
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REAL TORS~ 675-8000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona dal M<tC
al5o m Mesa Verde, at 546-5990
LAIGE FAMILY WANTED
6 Bdrms .• -'lh baths + family rm. &
large bonus rm. All distinctively d~·
corated. $315,000. One of Spyglass-
Hilrs best! OPEN THURS. 12-4, FRI.
10-2 & SAT. 1-5. 22 POINT LOMA
DRIVE
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Mone, 10 1..oN. • • .GS bedrooms, 2 baths, beam open and warm teelina. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "'.,..,..,, .• ~.· · · ·· ·: ceUini family room le Praent.edat"'7,500. Mona••••· •· ·· ·· · brick fireplace. Great 54Ml41 AHHOUNCEMEHTS, locallon, a few steps
PUSONALS & trom the sand on Balboa
LOST & FOUND Peninaula. For details
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Near new quality bit -5 unit bldg in
Newport Harbor High vicinity.
Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w/fam
rm. formal DR & 2~ baths. • other
units w/2 BR. 2 baths. Atriums &
patios. A real prime prop. $295.000.
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HEWPOIT C:EMTll. H.I. 644-4t I 0
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t. . 9UllT UYlMfi. Mt,900. ~
Lovely 3 bdrm, 1 ~ bath + huge fa ml# •
l~rm. BOat access. Quiet living in W$.;
relaxini f liuilly room by the IJ)8l'klin,§
olympic pool. Refresh your tired bodY·1
in the jacuzzi. Please call. -~0
alGAMr TOWNHOUSE SM.tot~
Lovely upgraded 2 br, 2 ba, singltr~_..1
story condo. Loads ·or extras. Covere<J,· •
patio,· 2 car garage w/auto door
opener. Beautiful landscaping. Tenni.s-1:
courts, 2 pools -jacuzzi. Near shop:.;•
p~g1 schools & freeway$. Don't mfaa
tbJS me-of-a-kind. · '" , ....
DOD<il 1HI su•uus . $69,soe·:
You know how much.beach propert:f ~
is available at this price. Walle to thOi.
sand pools & shopping from this 3' '
bedroom, l Y.a bath surf side townhouse.
Upgraded carpet, brick patio, double-,.
garage, bltns. Bear the surf, smell tfll!
sea weed.
aunrs DBJGHT: '"'°" ·Beautiful carpets, din.int room, large
living room & 4 bedroom,,, 1~ batbs-
Brick fireplace w /gas log.l?
Professionally landscaped. Many fruit
bearing trees. Large covered patio,11
air conditioning, many extras. Garde!)
area. This is a buyer's delight!!
11015 MagMla st.
FomttalftYdley
963431 I
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BA YFRONT. pier & float. Jots $190,000 , ... ~
to $325,000, to build your own custom
home.'Several areas to choose from.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 t Rnr1d1· D1111e N R 67S 6161
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Oii quie at.reet Jiit\~ for qulcll aale. ~t711. -~
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"j ;OLD CORONA w:::,~m des igned 3 ~m. & den. Excep-
tional features, stained
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llMGSIOAD
Exc1u11ve.1tanor,sn1c
Ocean view overt'1 aJI
Ntwport Bay. See boal
U<'H. Chrlat,nua DU'lde. •unris•l•t.U*l Walk_~.J..beach. 38r, aba, &en ... bet. 2 trpk. 2
car p..r, cpt ·1. deck. New
UVu~ By O'#Mf. Op bH. 112i Kln1• acr. &4&all~$7•
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L~E OpUon or lease. OWHEfl
Luxurious Mn. condo. 2 TlANSFlllRED
«' 3 beUms.. $750 mo. Must W
_640-,..;__11_:s_1. ___ __;.._-1 Spacious family home
EASTILUFF
VIEW FROM 6 ROOMS s bdrm, lg ram rm, 3 ba
3 car gar. xtra closets
4Br 2~Ba. llv rm, lam
rm. dlnhll rm, rostr
dbrm w /dreaaloir rm " Roman tub. patio. lroat
" rear. lots of xtras. 644-0138 SI 80 .000 Sllf!.~. --------
Harbor View CartMI
3 Br, fam rm, $140,000.
fee. Prin only 960·5272
2392 Bay Farm Place PECTACULAR VJEW 3
M7·0032 bedroom, i bliU. slnlle
Loretta Div Davls Bkr. umily resMlance. Priced
below market. Larae Jot WESTCLIFF HOME wilh space for boat ot
4 Br, 3 ba home on rec 3 Br 2 Ba, + hidaway of-trailer. Aaklng $113,500. l a nd. Steps to bc h . fice. S160,000. Prine only
$15"2.~. Agt 646·7414, pleue. Brk r /ownr,
631 ·:llOO 645-1\03
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e>veo. Assumable 11t. owe with 15"4 down.
'72.500. Crest. Jnveal-
ment.s, Ct >22S-IWI
Beautirul Karbor View trom Ulil 3 bdrm. 2 balh
'bllllopcbarma. flplc in
tnlrr'.Ol'ed llv.rm .
OranJelree Lake , adult
condo, 2 Br, pool, tennis,
clbh.1e. SS4S mo. 833-2290 ev4.
NEW 1 br co"do, A IC,
pool, unnll, jacuzzi, etc.
Nopeta ••. 548-8251
IMMACULATE • ! cuatomized, lar&e fen
yard, nreplace, v.ie~
~-Call Lorayne .
831 ·2212 or Ul·t~ l
3 Br, 2 ba, fam :J/J.. crpt/4rpe. air. No $t()C)mo.
Call 586-834.5.
. avaUable Jut1e 1. 3
Ba. Jge .1unny So pat.JO, 542-5002 or 675-6423
.. tbluff 1cry va.,.
l at tier unob1trud_.,
view of blue wa~r; 3 i.,.
21A ba, 11plll·lovel end ~
lt. '650. :v
Htdor View kltoll~
Cozy Rockport m~
w/pane window• & New
Enaland charm; 2 'Br & den. 2 ba; fncd.
overlooklo1 ereen '800.
ICllOU Properiles 7SZ..2831or144·~2 -
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Oceanfront home on , I Br
800 Ur, 2ba, walk lo
.... pooj, tenn.ia
• 2 Br, aero.a from 1_.......;.....;...;,~...;;.;......;....;:... __
Otleen
SUOO/mo. Baylront t'On·
do, I+ den, view ~ Lie. Charmin• 2 ~. beamed llv rm, 1 lttloft. 1115. 4 Br+deft+vtew.
WATERJ'ltONT HOMES
C.UDl·lAOO
~y VU:W, from CUff ~.area. a Br, den, 2 Ba, Slft4.m.2252
. :EwfoRT SHORES, re-Jtc a Bl' 2 Ba, avl now. a mo. 640-21111 .. ~ _____ ___.._
.,.1dfl, 4 Br coodo, fplc.
' Rm, lie. asso. No $.645-8781
I i.Jwmtna 3 Br, 1 Ba, fncd , d, dbl tar, $400 wtr pd. r,1W939
1.VFFS, 1 level, prime
1ic1 2br, 2ba, frplc, ~75. no. 8'4-4201
Uut& area, clean 4br,
.i'MI, frplc, far, pool.
'50. mo.644.-4250.
l~ ck Bay Beauty! Spac. 3
:, 2 be, fam rm. No
JU. $St5/lse. 648-7370
• ec. TH 3br. 2ba. frpl,
ICl paUo, pool, clbhle
8.'. Newpt Crest CondOI
·25 " up. 675-5008; J.2332
IVpC>rt Shores 3 Br 2 Ba ,
<Ol. tennis. beach. '600 ly. 1146-8257 -----rbor Vu llomes.
onaco 2 Br 2 Ba, pool &
bnis pri v. $600 mo.
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I '\IOUt. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc,
l•ns, no pets. $375 mo.
WMZ2S or 493-8139
.AND NEW Condo-38r, .a.. bltns, $385 mo.
i.J-5880
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associat ed
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odo In San Juan
1pistrano, 2 sty, 2 Rr, l
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XI mo. Mr. Lin. 551 l33!l
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Yearly 2Br, partJy furn.
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GoodPQ• SuperCo. Benefit.a
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Office lhna1er/lhet. Secretary. Mutt hav
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lterto. Xlnt coocL Pvt pty, $2200 /ofr. da11 •
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radio. lu1 rack
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$319.IO. Nd/blk tnt. ':
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li012.al, antl\an lat •
X19 Roadster. No. 0731 .
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tir•. Jat.r like new.
LqUM area. Pvt pty
<714) e.:.aa.
lmmac. '118 Taran. 911T.
Nu en&. & pol, etc. 5-sp,
$6700. M2-7745 9-S
'66 911E. Rebll eng, 35,000
mi, New Michello XWX
Mags, Konl•. AM /FM
tpe stereo. Sll995. Call all
6pin 675-2286
Autos, Mew 910
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2600 Harbor 81vd.
Cow Mesi 540-9100
N4bers
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auto, all', Pwr; SUD roof, ~ ...... 4 DOOll ' M.2J3I ~~~· Automatic, ra4lo, t•la; ftla ----------• beater, alr eoad1 6 _ .. , ............. .
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appc-eetate. Askint: ~. 'G CbnJ $300 or trade. ,,...,.. v ~1 558-1'792 But l weetead1 ~• .. ..,.., "71 MUST ....
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77 COUPI $215 MO ml. Air. P IB. PIS. fi1115 new pemt. new tiNa. xlnt
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1974 FOID SUIFH V AM
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54995
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• Automatic Transmission • V-6 Engine
• FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING
• Power Steering • Power Disc Brakes
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AAer·~Pars of self-imposed isolation at his San
Clemente home, former president Nixon breaks his
silence on the Watergate scandal tonight.
NIXON'S 90·MINUTE taped interview with ·
David Frost w\11 be presented on television at 7 :30
p.m. locally on KTTV, Channel 11 and also on Chan-
nels 8 and 29. It will be broadcast on radio by KFWB
98 at7:30.
Some excerpts of the program may be heard here
earlier due to the 4:30 (PDT) broadcast time on the
East Coast.
F,....PageAJ
NIXON •••
:new1paper or refusing to publish
a retraction of an lnaccurate
story.
Nixon's lawyers maintain the
• transcript containing the buah
money references was an early,
erroneous version later correct-
ed to eliminate any reterence to a
~·
Erika Van Gores and Alida Van Gores
help ~d tbe Stauf(er Clock: two Harbor
Seals, .seven .Caltfornia Sea Lioiis, one
Nortliem Fur Seal and a seag1Jll missing
a wing in an encounter wip. a dog.
t ~
~ W~NGTON CAP> ....: Tl~ two emed robbery suspect.a as
1981 LlnCQ[(\Contlnentalio~ be sought to question them, one
John F Kenuedy was riding of wham SJIUDC deadtf nuncbaku
wM!l be waa •anln•ted has •ticks •thllbeld.
the.World Drive, La1ana·Beach,
aQd a ~year-old boy, also of
L&&Wl• ~ach. Henderson was accused of
armed robbery, assault on a
police officer and possession of
nuchakus, wbicb are llle&al . in California. He WU b~ld ill city
jail today With ba1Yet.t$20;oC>o.
be ·QUletb' reUred' frpm ~ Ofllca'Tern McAdam said he n.et o( pt.Uentlll H~oQJiod'. imtb:lctlve\Y DIO.Ved inside his al·
The limoutiOJ. has lfeeu' re-tacker's ntmn(:arm so t~at the
t med to.~ f'oht Motor q.. tor I Illicit wea~n r-• used' ID the ~ure cti.l,,ra,r in a pauaeu~ f:*t IJ'f@rtlal uu end resembling two • '°' may nOt be able to~ it.J« a billy clubi Joined by a nylon roJ>e
The boy was charged with
armed robbery, assault with a
d~adly weapon, assault ~Uh a
deadly weapon upon a pohce of·
ficer, and possession of
nunchakua. He was released to
the custody of his parents.
f~~U&i -struck harmJ~ly acrOSI his A !'Ord spokesman said or-back.
ficlals at the Henry Ford · McAdlm, Wbo had drawn bis m \11eum have not decided cun to~ the palr, used tt to
whether to exbl~lt the car as it knock h1s a~cker to the pave•
Joohd when Kennedy rode ment,~UMdltafAinasaclub McAdam said the incident
through the streets or Dau.as on ·wh~·the driver o the car llle began when he was waved to the
Nov 22. 1963, or to show it In its a topped uuul*:ed hlfD, pol ce . 11 ide ,~~1the tfOafdthby Coa matn,!:UlJd· re~odeled ~. aaid. n1 ~' ron o e as "'" · Museum spoke1Ufan Don Arrest~ :were Welter Ra1 quor Store on South Coast
Adam. said in a telephone in-¥fen~ 18, oUfJN1 TOV,Of Highway at Mountatn Road. tetview from· Dearborn, Mich.,
that no date has been set for dis-
pl•Ylni th• 21-foot·long black
limousine, although there is no
question it eventually will be ex-
hibited.
He aald the company p~bly
will wall to dlsplay lt untll the
two ~hildrea,
~ EAGLE PASS,_Tex. (AP) -F~r ~avi~ Driscoil,
~~~~~~~Ji.c1:,£~~= ~ like a mile-long gaunt et. .
Driscoll 28 fled the hospital Tuesday, still
handcuffed as a'Mexican prisoner, and do_g·paddled
across the rlver to the United States. A Mexican of·
ticer fired at least tour shots as he fled.
. ''I was praying all the time I was swimming. I
made it across and went into some weeds and 'waited about 10 minutea. Then I saw this botde.r patrolman
approach . . . I told him I was a U.S. citizen -I was
so glad to see those blue eyes I" sald Driscoll, a
<llabetic from Albuquerque, N.M.
Driscoll in a teleP-hone interview from the
Maverick eo'unty ~hertff s office, said be had been ar-
reste<\ in Merida, Yucatan, in southern Mexico on ~arch 23, 1976.
Pre-kindergarten clinics wW.
be beld during the nut h~~
weeks at 12 Fountain Valier
<elementary> School DlrtrJ~
schools.
Pre-school a•e4 younester
will be elven testa for beartn•
speech and laneuage, visud
sharpness and general health.
district officlals sald.
Results or the free tests will be
given to parents Immediately
after the evaluations.
Pa rents may take their
children to any or the district's
achoola for the testing. Houts are ·s:ao a.m. to noon and 1to4 p.m.
Dates and JocaUon.s are liated
below:
May '· Cox School: May e, • Newland and Molola Schools:
May 9 Harpe~ School; May 10
Fountain Valley and Fulton •
scboola; May 11, Courreees and
ltfuuda schools ; May 12, Oka
pnd Talbert schools, May 18.
McDowell School ; and May 16 at
Wardlow School.
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In Wrestling
The Fountain Valley Boy.s Club
ts offering a wrestling program
for boys aged 5 to 14 years .
Practices are held at'the Foun·
tain Valley Hlgh School wrestllng
room 1'uesday1 and Thursdays
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m . Tourna-
menta are beJd on Saturdays or
Sundays.
The program is open to boys
living in Orange County, accord-
ing to coach Bill Arnado.
Arnado bas more Information.
at 968-5252 or 962-1286.
WASHINGTON CAP) -Wlth
• W at.ersate controveny back in
th• news, fonner President Nlx·
on 11 end1riC hi.a 1Uence OQ the
1c1tldal that drove him lll d1I.
grace from the natlon'a highest
office 33 mOMhl •10. Nixoo'a lint poat-restioatlon
Interview will be broadcast over
155 teleVisioa apd 730 radlo lta·
tlons toallht at 7: 30.
1Jped exactlr t.000 dan aaoi re-
portedly la recelvi.Di a mlnlrou.m
of seoo.ooo And • •bare ol the
abow's ptoftll, alv1n1 him more
than St mlWoa for amwertna the
quesUons POeed by Brttiih lo·
terviewer David Froet.
U the ~lOUI producers of
ton11bt'1 90-mtnute lotervlew are
to be believed, tb• broad cut ltill
bolds aome Watersate 1urprtaes
despite advance dilcloaura. The ef.year~ld Nixon, who re-
I
i·Housing Setback
Suit .Plea Hit.
I The Or~e County Fair Hous·
ln& Council and eight Irvine resi·
dents who are battling the City of
Irvine and the Irvine Company
1 over loW and moderate income f hO'-'•inl have suffered a pre-trial
, setback.
The Fourth District Appellate
Court ruled Monday that the
pJalnWfs can't amend the two-
;year·old lawsuit by tying in relat·
ed deciSions made elsewhere
If the plainWfs' requeit 'bad
be~n approyed, the lawsuit. could la being held up.'• Hampel s6ld. -
have been considerably UnW the suit ls resolved, the
broadened and the current trial Irvine Company's proposed $850
date, Dec. 13, probably would million Irvine Industri a l
have been pushed back. Co mplex-Eut unnot be de,
-''We're holdllif" onto tnal Dec. veloped. ..
13. date for dear life," Lyn The plaintiffs contend in their
Hampel, attorney ·for the city, suit that the complex should not
said today. ~-be developed until the city pro-
.. We're anxious to get this videa sufficient low and
thinl into court and setUed. It's moderate income housin1 for the
been eoing on for more than two woi:k.ers who wlll be employed at
yean and a aubstantlal complex <SeeSUIT, Pa«eA!)
I ' ~ 2 Nabbed in Attack Pregnant
! On Laguna Officer Wife Hurt
I Laguna Beach police said an The boy was charged with In Dragging
I otflcer was attacked today by armed robbery, assault with a
two armed robbery suspects aa deadly weapon, assault with a Charges or attempted murder
he 1ou1ht to question them, one deadly weapon upon a police of· today face a man who police al-
dl bak f le&e dragged bia ei&ht months' ofWbomawunedea ynunc u fleer , and possession o prean8'lt wife down the pave·
1t.tcka at his head. nunchalrus. He was released to ment outside their car by her
Officer Terry McAdam •aid he the custod)'d bis parent.I. hair Wednesday. trying to escape
instinctJvely moved inside bia at-McAdam ••Jd the incident rucuen at a HunUD,ton Beleb tac~tt'I flalllnl arm IO th.Jt th• be&an when be wu waved to the church. UUclt weapon -used in thf f ~1 artial arts and resemblinl two side of the road by a man stand· Mark Sawvell, 22, o 2620
b .._ ~ .. ed b I int in ftollt of the Coat Inn U -Delawve St., Huntington Beach, W~!,~uu.k bsva&• 1 ~! ny ~~-q~or Store on 8outb Coast wu booa.ed on· suapicion of as· b.:k: .. c arm easy ac1; ....... 11111 Wshway at Moun~ Road. sault with intent to commit
, McAdam, who bad drawn hla James M. McGwre, 22, ol 530 murder, with ball 1et at $25,000, • air -.ii 1t to pollce1alilt.Oday. , gun to arrest the P • Ulcu · Mountain Road, told McAdam The allefed victim, bis knock hla attacker to the pave-he'd just been clubbed by two ed ••i 1.1 s l1 . ment, then used it again 11 a club men who tried to rob hiltl and estrang wi e m ciue awve •
I When • ..._ dri•·er of the c•• he d 1 V n. 20, and their unbom child, ap-.,..., .. .. rove away n a o""swa1en con· u.. '"ped eri s · .. 1 .. ..., stopped assaulted hlm, pollce vertlble. paren....,. esc. a ou l·~-...
id inthe3p.m.epLsode . . , u · · MeAdmn-followed in the direc~ Sawvell was ta"ken into cust.osfy i.a--~ .-r~ ·:;:-~>~.-Lo:--!\Sf lion McGuire poin~, epotted a not far from the alle&ed draalPft& ~-aeraonltl; is. of ~1 Top of car he uld flt the description and s'cene .. where the Incident wuAa·
the World Drive" Laauna Beach, chued it. stopping it at Thalia sertedly witnessed by many
and • 15-year..<Jid boy, also of and Catalln.aatreets. persons, including a minister.
I Laguna Beach. "l was riaht there except for Henderson waa accused of He said be ordered both occu-the times J Wt$ inside calling and
armed robMry, auault oa • pants in the car to 1et out. but talkJns to the pollce," says
1 pollce officer and poueulon o1 that only the driver complied. Pastor Robert Boden. of the Cen-
nuchakus, which are W .. al in Thn, McAdam said; he was at-tral Baptist Temple at warner
Callfornia. He wu held in db' tacked by the PasHJller • Avenue and Nichols Street.
jaU today with b*11 Ht at $20,000. dee BnCU, Pace A2) • 'Tbefe were quite a few people
7b1 poulbllity Of a NereaUon'
c.ater in Irvin• looked atrotller nietday wna th Irvine P1aft.. mac Comm111Jon unanimously
9bdorie4 a reqUMt by tbe trv1ne ComP-lrlY to rcoare a pa.reel Coe
r9CHeUonal UHi. The ~ .step will be Oil May
2'(.Wben the Jrvllle City Council
WUI take a look at th• reicnin1
r1Qu11t. The ie.8-acre parcel is
eiarnDtlY loDed for .. ncu.lture. uu.e ~I.I approved, the
Weather
Low cloud• late nlcht
and-morntn1 hours,
otberwl•• f alr tbrouch
Thursday. Lowa tonl1bt
upper 40I to mld-50t. HiJhl ·
ThurtclQ' mld.eoa to lower
'10..
and aome of their friends were
try inf to pry his clenched fin&ers
out o her hair. Her hair is about
two to two-and·a·balf feet long,"
he1ald.
"I told him: 'you might as well
calm down and alt here. The
police are oa their way,' "
Putor .Boden conUnued. "That wu wbea be accelerated and the car 141UNled away."
lnveeti1uton •aid Mn. <See TARGETS, Pap Al)
91 ARTHUR R. 'VINSn
Of .. D.N11 .... S1• •
Six-time ffuntinaton Beach City Council can· maintenance man when ht vlslts the Oran1e Coast
dldate Geor1e Arnold is really eatln& his 1pinacb from his small desert spread 14 mild outside
this week .., be prepare• for another ahot -~break-Barstow{ where he ralJes rare cblckens that lay
in& into show business. mulU-co ored e111. . · Arnold. 49 will appear on The Gonr Show, NBC Chances are be won •t lay an egg Sunday, and a
ofllcials confirmed, wttb the videotape motorcade of loyal fans -numbering 30 at lut
performance to be aired at a future date. ~9'1nt -will be along to lend moral support to th4)
Hi HAS PU1' together a rousing routine as Huntfhltob Beach ncttlve ion.
Popeye the Sailor Man, complete with son& and "My complete act runs 7' seconds," Arnold ex-.•
dance, asnappy swabble suit -the pants alone cost plains. , • $17 -and the ubiquitous aaUor'• cap. ..EXCUSE ME. I gotta wash my hands. J don t
"I passed my scre~n teat " he declared want to aet my outfit dirty. The pants alone cost me
jubilanUy after learnin& two trips lo Hol\ywood Cot $17, the whole thine cost '30." he add~ as hi.
six repetitions of bis routine had not been in vain faithful do& Missy wat~hed her master transformed
with a $600 priie at stake. before her very eyes.
The screening Jud1es decided the vlewlng Arnold'• costume consists of a snappy, tight,
world ii ready for Georae Arnold. white pair ol bell bottom trc>uaen, aet off by two-,
"I AC'l'VALLY SING 'Poi>eY• The Sallor tope. blac"·and·white patent leather kn~e-lenath
Man• "lbe one·Ume circus clown revealeCl Tuesd•y bOo\I, a tradiUonal blue chambray Navy wortc ab,Jrt
. on a break from h1J job as aecurl~~f:aard at a bome andthetradltlC?'1al f9UDd w,hlte 1allorl..ba~. ,.. ___ ,
remodelinajob in downtown Wea ter. The aaUor a pant.I don t have1.hotradluuua& lJ,
He aJao works aomeilmes aa a tree 1urgeon and buttons, however, but abtny 'old zippen.
•
.
. In p~g Bust ·
I .
....... .... .41 .. .
'FAR.GETS. •
SawveU, 1\er body acrapinc down
U\1 "Dllil& w atlY Nil vv r
when It. ttpnledt,r 1werved. Sbo
slid about 20 f .. t on her bWc
before •he tumbled aw~. pol.Leo
utd. Polle• were J)Ot oert1ln
whether Uie l\llptCt. l•t 10 or tt bO J~1t JOit hll lriP baWiol to a and control the auto .
ADDI.SON. lll. <AP> -Two
-.iyqrntn have be n arrested and a ~ltd 11 bflnl IOU,ht fOf' alleged-
Jy operatlnl a <f rue rtn1 alter
tbelr huabandl left for work and tbeir ebildten wtre ln 1cbool.
Carpent.envllle woman in con·
nection with sale of dntg1. t
wall notidenUfled.
Apnta 111d th91 c:onn1ca~
two ~ "of .. •Peed" wttb • atree aal• value of $10,000, a
dozen marijuana plants an4 aoo
vaUum pllla, a tranquWier,
Putor Bodensald SawvcUaald
virtually oothln• durln1 the coo••
trontaUCMl but Jut et~rtd tnto ap10.wtth 11toa.vupreqton.
Polloe Det•ellv.e sat. But Chadwick aald Mrs. Sawvell was
1eparat1n1 trom her husband, a
ttlt·employecl deywall conatruc• Aho seized Tueaday by
M~tropolltan Enforcemenl
·Group 111nt1 wu William Chari• S.1bold, 11, of Ch10110.
Tbey Hid bo carried a revolver •nd another IUJ\ WU foi.mdU:lh!f
car.
AuthorlUtt uld tb• ring
operated between t 1.m. and
noon, and t p.m. to 3 _p .m.
beo1uae husband• and children
of the Ca~-attnvUle women
were •way durtn1 thoae houn.
tlon ~ and w• en route to. a frieftd 1 howte a\ the Ume. ·
Alto arreated werf Carol Ann
Shane, 27, of Cfll'penteravUlt,
and TOtlla Ann fimUh 11, of Ad· dlaon. OfOcl1l1 aaid Mn. lhaoe
11 upec:Un1 her fourth child.
Atent. ,.Id lhtf are t.r11n1 to ~et an arr•t warrant to~ another
AU MN c.bar1ed wJtJl ttWne
and ccmlJ'lraoy to Hll dn&p.
1411. 8mfth alao waa oharled with manufacrturinl marijuana.
Weapona cbarcea alao were
lodged agalnatS.ybold. Pleasant Con1'a'lescence
. •'She w!olnf to 1tot"e aome
olothll\I wt a lrt•nd and u• and hw h and bad taken two c~rs. ''Set. Cbadwtck explained.
H a1lc11ed Mtt. lawvoU '1 •uto wae abrurt•Y forced to th•
ro•d•ldt a NJchol• Street and WUl\lngton Avenut outalde the
Baplflt uncitu.,-y and near the
!rieQd'• home.
SawveU auertedly jumped io-t.o bl1 wlf•'• car and 1rabbed her" b~ her lefttthy "hair when 1ha tried to escape out the puaengv JFK Death-IJmo
Taken From Fleet
LJto1uard Capt. Jim Stauffer's backyard
tn La1una Beach looks like a seal
rookery. Bocauae of hll compassion for
the sea creatures, everyone that finds a
at ck or 11\jured one send.I tl to Stauffer for care. The moat rec-. ~California Sea
Lion, was from Huntington Beach. Hore
Erikal Van Gores and Alida Van Gote1
help tend the Stautf er flock: two lWbor
Seal a, seven California Sea J..ions, one Northern Fur Seal and a ae~l\lll rotating
a wine in an encounter wtth Cl ~og.
21ide door, police said. •
lnvesU,ators said •fler ques-·
tion"'' tbo h)'atencal JnQU.er.to-·
be at her trilnd'1 pearby apart-
men' tb1t Sawvell waa reported·
ly dlltrau8hL, O\l•r th• marital breakup. I
WAIHINGTON ·(AP) -Th• 1tll Unooln Continent•\ tn whteh
Jobn f . Konnody Wll ridlnl
when he waa uaualnaied hu
bttn qulttlf retired from tho
ll••t pt prealdenUal Umouatnea.
Th• lhnoultne hu l>oen re·
lW'ned to the Ford Motor Co. IOI'
future dlaD!Q ii\ a rnuaeum, but
.)'OU may~ &e able to tee ltlor a
f1wy1an.
''W•'vt been kMPlnl It nthu
quiet that we have lt," Adama
· aald. "Due to tht tra1tcb' U•
IOCl&t.ed wlth the car, Wt fffl lt I•
not a toocl Idea to ••hlblt lt now.
We do.n't wantt.o oao.ltaUi.e oa the. tra1edy of the 1ltuaUon."
Ad1m11 Hid Ult Umou1lne la r•
1ldln1 tn a company warehouse.
Solon Quits House
Over Vote Fraud
· NfJW ORLEANS (AP) -Rep. primary UU'O\l&h vote fra~d· '
Rlck Ton.ry <D·La. ), aald today There are no char a ea that
he t• nalaruns from tho House of Tonry himself waa involved in
fteprnentat1vea beoauH of vote the fraud althou1h at leaat one
fraud in hi• prlmlJ')' elecUon. election official claimed U\e oon·
F,...P..,Al . _
SUIT •••
t.hecompl.. •
· About 5',000 employe1 are ex·
peeled to ~ork at t.b.e complex
planl\ed for a a,ooo-aore alt• near lhe El Toro Marine base .
Th~~rwoin1nsaidlttewas
lnt•ncunctomovetoJ..11 Vena .. Sh• wu tre•to<l by Huntinaton Beach Flro Department
l}&ramedlca for 1bl'a1ion1 to lhe back, arm• and •houlder and re-
leased pendlng immedlale ex·
&tminatJon by h13r own phy•lcian.
Pastor Boden told pOllee atone
PO int lt appeared tho oar ran over
her arrt>.
·. A l'or<t 1poke1man Hid ot·
ttolala at the Htnry Ford
JJ\UHUm have not deelded .
whether to exhibit the car •• lt looked when Kennedy rode
throu1h the ttreeta or Dallu on
Nov. iii 1988, or to a how lt in Ill
remock od condlllon.
M uaoum 1pokoam1.11 Don
Adami uJd In a telephone In-
terview from Dearborn, Mloh.,
tbat no date h11 been aet for di•·
playln1 tho 2Hoot·lon1 black
Urnoualne, althouih there I• no
queaUon it eventually wlll bo ex·
hlblttd.
The car wu a oonv1rUblo and
Ktnntdr "" rkUn1 tbrouah Dallu With th• top down when he
w111hot. After tho auuainaUon
tho oar Wll HD\odtled. u WU
1lvtn 1 tiew en1tn11 a new ln·
terlor and a bulltt·r•1l1tant
.. bubblt top .. that provided both
vlalblllty and prottcUon to thole
ln1lde.
Tho car hu been driven M,331
mll11 1inco it wu deUvered to
the White Jiouae in the 1prtn1 ot
lHl, Adams uld.
Ho added tb1t ht wUI run for gressrnan waa.
the oltlct a1atn when the 1ov· A House committee consider·
ernor calla a now el0e1Uon to flll Ing whether to recommend that
the vacancy. Tonry'1 1eat be declared vacant
In a telephone lnt.rvlew broad• scheduled a meettni for late to-
c 11t Uve over radio station day to discuss the matter. But
WSMB here, Tonry waa uked Chairman Mendel Davis ID·
There have been 1ev1ral pr~
vlou1 attempt• to amend the
law1wt1but all have been reject·
ed. Oariyle Hall, attorney for the
plaintiffs,. was unavailable for
comment.thla morning.
Representatives of the city, the
Irvine 0oft'lf any and tho plaln-
llffa are 1Ul meeting periodical·
ly to try to work out an out·of·
court setllemen~ prior to Dec. 13.
Presidential.
BUl Defended il
Nelther the White Houae nor
Adami could provide the ca1t of
the car or ny It any money wu
involved in Ill return to Ford.
whether he would ro1l1n. S.C \. of the House adrninlatt•·
"Yea. that'a rl1ht, ''he repUed. tion 1ubcommlttee said he didn't
He aald he would make , know if any dec1S1on on the Tonry Cave·m· Kills 2 formal aMouncoment thla alter· case was imminent
noon in Waahln&t.Qn. The subcommittee met Tue•·
"l wrote a letter to Tip O'Neill day without taking any action. COLTON CAP> -Two men
were killed Tuesday when the
1oft dirt wall• of an 18·f0Qt·deep
ditch caved in on them. Thomu
Martin, 32, of Hemet, and Afl·
drew Miaawlc, 44, of Riveralde,
were worklnC on a 11wa11 p\pe
when the cave·ln occurre~.
SACRAMENT(} <AP) -Jn de·
(eiue of ills 1976 bid ror th• p ......
aldency, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
says many of his ideas are now
becoming part of the nation's·
public policy. ·
He Hid the company probably
wlll wait to dlaplay It unUI the tat~realdont'• two children,
Ca "19, and John Jr .. ler-WO both der.
There are two other full-1l1e
llmou1lne1 ln the presldeatlal
fleet. u well as a number of
lar1e aodana. PreaJdtnt Cart.er ~ • ., preterm '°-J-W..4n tu
tedlnt.
(apeakeroftht Houae ), and l t.old Davia said the alternatives
him about my realgnatlon,'' were recommending thllt O'onry
Tonry 1ald. "I told blm to keep be removed from Concre~a; re·
rny aeat warm. commendine that the challen1e
"lt wu the hardealthln1 lever to his election be re!ectcd. gr re·
hid to lSo l!rmy nre," he aaid in com mefldln& further In veaU11·
The Democratic governor was
quick to respond Tuesday in al\
interview on a nationwide.
televillon talk ahow when he>JC •
Phil Donahue said aome J>f:Ople
percelved IU• bid 10 early in or ..
fl~e •• ''eiomanJaeal.'' ·
Magruder Refuses
To Tune Nixon In.
the ln~rvl.w. ''I've 1ot no tullt tlori.
f .. Unia about my personal In-ln a relat.ed acUon, Atty, Gen.
volvtment. Grifftn Bell rejected Tonry's
"Tell my colleagues not to cornplaints that a federal pro·
for1et me. because 1 will run aeautor uaed Improper methods
a11lq and I wUl win again," tn his lnveatiiation.
Tonrfsatd. fhe all~Upnt a_Jitln•t T~19 "There waa fraud, fraudulent ulate to tM Oct i Democratic
voles on both sides, and there is primary in whlcb he was
Border FJ~ght ·
> .. •
American E1~ape1 Mexicana juJt confualon Jn peofl•'• minds, declared the wlnner_over James
, 1ndlt'1Jualnot1ood.' Moreau. -EAGLE PASS T CAP) F D id D · 11 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. tor of .Nixon a 19'2 re·elecUon He aaid he has written Gov. TheLoulslanaslatecourtruled , ex. -or .av risco ,
<AP) -When mtllions o r campa.igo at tbe l!me of the Edwin Edwards about the. re· that 8 minimum 229 fraudulent thefewbl~cksfromthepubUchQSp~taltnPiedraaNe-
Amerlcans tune in to watch ex· · break·JO at th&: om~s of the signallon and subsequent elec. votes were cast for Tonry and gras, Mexico, to the Wulfs of the Rio Grande seemed ,to~;.;.~•''*--*-OaJgbi-!~ Q~IJ.l~r• u l"'8min1ii.~ ~~ · ·~.-... t: .~ .. -r,.7 111~oa-~®tentvcnw "'·~"!",.._.jp·~'"=-··':".s,caunue~·, ,.., ,·.,.wt ~~.tt~:t~L :....:·· -~-.l!Mrr-~-.,;,,,,-, ................ ~ . ..., • · ~·f!Mer ~him, because •were casffor Moreau. Driscoll, 28, tlt!d the hospital Tuesday, stlll
gruder's home Is going to bedark plu. oe aerved 11ven months of he's the man 1 write tbe letter to Tonry won by 184 vote1 tn the handcuffed as a Mexican prisoner, and dog-paddled
or ::~~:1d:;h, er~~ convicted :c~~mpl°::~j~ f~jf'ro 'c~~~ . to reaign, in my J_etter I ask~ runotf a&aiMiMoreau. across the river to the United states. A Mexican of·
Watet1ate cosaplrator. lan'l ~ Inc to obltruc~ Jusu[e durlna ':he tbat he call it u qu1cldy aa posJt· The stale district courl Judge, ficer fired at leas t four shots as he fled.
•--lnveaUftauonotlhebreak·in. bl• ao the people or thl• dlatrict Melvin Shorten, ruled that "I was praylng all the time I was swimming. I
ln1 to watch NJxon. H• •ta now aurrounded by· the wlll ~ave a repreaentatlvQ up Tonry wat ele(.t~d throuah made it across and went into iome weeds and waited He says the taped Interview ,. bU ot . here. "fraud and lit pracUce .. but aald bo t 10 in .. ~ Th I t'-~-bo d tr l with David Frail ian't likely to memora la . tUa Wbatt Houao A Loulalana atate Judfe ruled he did not have JurladlcUon to a u m u"''· en saw rws r . erpa o man produceapenlttntex.pruJct.nt. da.ya in an ottace at Yount Ute. a Aprll 21 tbat Tonry won the overtumt.heelocUon. approach. , • I told hhn I waa a U.S. c1Uien -I was
''I'm afraid wa'U 1et the vlew non·d~rnln1Uonal ChrlaUan or· o.moerillo nomtnaUon for the He noted that conareu la the S<? gla~ to see those blue eyes I" sald Driscoll, a
that he wun't Involved ln the Cacti"':':•~ w("'ka wl i\h teei· 11at tn Loulllua '1 Oct. 2 eole Judae ofth.e quallllcaUolll o( diabetic from Albuquerque, N.M.
cover•Uf,· But l know perlOl\alty a1era. • e 1 1 v 0• Prt9 • itJs membere and that he expect-Driscoll,· in a telQP..hone interview from the
he was,' aald Magruder.". · .rt dent ln char~:.~0~mtnlatntlon p,... p, ... •J ed that the Houte admlnlalraUon Ma veriok County aheriff 1 offico, aald he hett been ar-.
ho admitted m• lnvolvtmtnl, It •nd commun u ..... ,. panel wo\lld heed hla flndln111. rested tn Merida, Yucatan, in southern Mexico on
..
would be much euitl' for the Maoucter Hid tn 1 recent lh· BANC O "Congres.s must now decide," March23, 1976. Ame~u~~·~wd~t~ terv~wth~~dM•n~lh~k H s~h~o~rt~~~s~s~a~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and foratve. much about Wat1r1ate any • • • -
''Personall)', with Water1ate, l rnoro, and only occaaionally hot d 011 a It t Ira& l n her
can't think ol a more bortRi •ub-talkl about lt with th• people he refriprator ln lrvlno.
ject," he nld, Jrlnnln1. "A workawtth. "We had bunt carroll and
bup•led bu.rJlary 11 what Jt waa. oniona, '°we put the carrota and lt ~ro\llht down a pr11ldent, ol • • W e • 11 k i d • r o u n d onlQnl in the hat dQJ .buns and
co9r1e-l 1ueu that'• rnllyl.t." •em.Um., '1 he said. .. ff I bfte • that waa lunch," rtealla Riva
Ma1ruder, on loan from the dl111reement with •omebod1. Berlin, 131 wtncln1 u ab• relatett
Wblte House, wu dopu~ dlrec-for tHrnple, I ml1ht IQ, ·•aich Ute tale.
F,.._P,.,,eAJ
STICKS •••
Htndencm and tho boY..,.
treated tor head cuta at South
Cout Community Hospital.
MoOwre wu unll\iurtd.
-~ -
out, when Liddy ceta outofprieon Riva alao bu mixed memories
l '11 sic him on you.' " a bout the w I)' the boys got the
G. Gordon Uddy, the eonctutt tlrla out ol their tenta in tho
ed mo1"ftl.ngs . for While House funds ua to "They th.Nw fl•h In our tent& to
finance the Wateraate br.alc•ln, cet UI up early," aho HYI, IC·
11 now tn the A.Jl.,.ood, Pt.. compankd by ohucklts from the federal ptllcn. bo)'I. * * * Lukei 'aid he did not have any trouble hlvln1 a co-Id trip and Pao• .... A I said the 1lrl• were ablt to keep
up with the boatln• 111 weU aa the
NIXON •••
edto mtnateQ1refvnettoa
payoff of Watfflalo burctan.
thu1 NmOY!ftt the JrnpUe1Uoa
ti.at Nlxc>n lied In lat.er publlc atatemeots.
-
ho>'•· Bt•l~ pUtttni thtll' boaUn•
and olm\)tnl alrllll to pracUce, Ute 1'()Uthl played volltybaU tn
oamp, ob1trved n.arby wild
horsec. btaven, blrda and toada
anct t\ad •1ttP1n•bal ftJhta. l>ftpltf the ratn, w{nd a'1d ea~
l'Ot·ancl·onfon aandwlo1'es, tb1
yc>Ur\llterl .. ld atterwatd.a th~
wouldll't. have ml11ed U fOf th
world.
•
W1m1 up Suits 19" to 39"
SWiii $hJrts ar Pllts 5111
Hooded Sweat Shirts 7es & aso
Sym Sborts • Joulnl Sllorts
Tt1Ck Shorts · ••tball ·
Shorts 211 to 4ts
Softball SNrts
Basletball Sllirts
T tnnls DrdSIS
lllld Tennis s.ts & Shirts
Mini I Boys Temls Shirts
Mens & Bays Tennis Shorts
Tennlaaoes
Aills • Tmom ~ canverse · lllcroft • Jaek Purcells •
Tennfl Sox . Visors .. Hits •
hcquetball Racquets I Balls
Handballs & &Jovn
lldminton Rlcbts
Tennis Rackets • WUson
DUnlop • Banarott --Yon11 ..
Prince·
Racket Strfnifrif
Tennis Balls 189. to· 250
1 LaeWta Beach police aaJd an
bfncer waa attacked today by ~o armed robbery stUpects as
sought to question them one
whom awune deadly nuncltaku
ck• athlahead. · ._ ~rncu Terry ¥cAdam 1ald be ms~elY mov*1 toS14e hll t . ~cker'• nailing arm so that the
Ucit weapon -used in the
artlal arU and resembling two
billy clubl joined by a nylon rope
'-at:rbck ha:mdesaly acron his
!Jack.
) ~1aca .. t11
McAdam, who had drawn his
eun to arrest the pair, uaed it to
knock hb attacker to the pave-
ment. then used it aiain u a club
when the driver of the ~ar he
•topped auaulted hlm, poUce aald. A*"t""r-ea,.jt"-ed......,w-enr .. "Watter ltay
Hendenon Ill, 18, of 288&1 Top of
the World Drive, Lacuna Beach,
and a 15-year-old boy, also of
Laguna Beach.
Hend~n was accused of
armed robbery, aaaault on a
. ,
I ;~OJDniercial Zone
Concerns Board
t .
,· There may be too much com-
mercially zoned land in four
South Oranee County com-
munities to match the needs or
tture residents, supervisors
ave learned. Jn addition, future develop·
ent of that commercial proper· ty could have a poor economic
~pact on existing busines~.
cording to a report t.o the board
esday.
1 Supervisors agreed to spend up
tb $45,000 to hire a consultant to
fbrecut commercial needs hi the
South Lacuna, Dana Point, ~1un1 t;tJq~ -l'd Caplltr..-o ti.cbareu. The five-month study is to pro-
c-e a forecast of the annual in-•
ease ln new hoU1ebolds for
Meh comtnunlty, along with dlta ~t>ounbt income of tnture rat-tnts, how,..Jar they \.ravel to
o,,k«nd their ages. . .
Jn addltion, Jt ls to analyze the
need a.for neighborhood conve·
nience shopping centers along
with demand for recreation and
tourist-type facilltie..
George 0$borne, a director of
the county Environmental
Management Agency, said in a
report to supervisors that area
residents have expressed COO·
cern for exlsting and future com·
mercial uses.
He also said some areas zoned
for a combined tourist· recreattoo-~ommerclal use may
· not inMcb that requlrcld to rneet
fu\.•t:• toatonal d_,manct,
partlcblarty in U'1it ol develop-
ment at Dana Point Harbor.
en~ Nld the consultant's
1tud1 would not be aimed at ''in·
terferiftl wllh private mar~et l>roc,.._ .. bUi would lor..cut
patternt IO aommerelal clffelop-
ment can be better plao.ned.
Arraiga9'ellt ·lllllfl 12
. ·.Ma~· F~c1;'s~·co~iit
·:.In Silver Thefts
X. San Clemente man aecused in th« theft of $250,000 Crom clients
h stored. silver with a company
titled M InternaUoo&J SJJver
lalbt.s has been ordered to ear in Oranae Count1
rtor Court on iranct the~
charges. 1'f fchael Ralph,~. of Apt. B, 211
P•Unda, will be arraigned Ml)'
Weather
LoW' cloud• It.le ntcht
•and mornin& boura,
•, otherwise fair thro~#h
,• !fburtday. Lowa torf11ht
,nJ>er• to mld-50a. Hi•hl :lburiday mld.eot to lower
· · 12 with co-defendant Lawrence E.
Sturchio Jr .• 34, of Orance.
It ls alleted tn 10 counts filed by
the district attorney'• office that
the P.air 1n:.:;:xroprtated '250,000
in 11lver 1 with them durin&
the period July 1974, to February,
1915.
Deputy District Attorney
Arnold Westra said clients of the
two men -Sturchio was presi·
dent and Ralph vice president -
were told that if Al\Y of their 1\oted
1U.-u wu ued bYtbe firm tt
would be replaCed.
He u1d victims were told that
renta would be paid AJy the firm on
sUverconsiped to its pr•mises.
Wben International Silver
Spt:clali1t1 of Gardea Grov•
ceased oper.Un1 ta February
Jt'75, 11 bad aabctantJal unpaid
debtl IDd the cona\&ned aUver
bad bem Uled and not replaced. Weauaaakl;
More Work
police officer and pouesslon of
nucbakus, wblch are lllePl in
CalUomia. He was held in clty
Jail today with ball Mt et '20,000.
The boy w11 cbar1ed with
armed robbery, uaault wftb a
deadly weapon, uaault with a
deadly weapon upon a 'PO)Jce ot-
11 cer, and possession <>t
nunchakus. Ile wu relee~ to
the custody of his partnta.
McAdam aaid the incjde!lt
began when he was 'W'llVed to tile
<See STICKS, Page AZ)
Nixon Ends
Sil . Pleasant c .. .,.ie.eenee ence I Lifeguard Capt. Jim Stauffer's backyard Lion, was from Huntington Beach. Here
in Laguna Beach looks like a seal Erika Van Gores and Alida Van Gores 'T'Onighl rookery. Because of bis cotnpassion for help tend th~ Stauffer fiock: two Harbor .I. ~ the .sea 'C'l'eatu.re8, everyone that finds a Seals, 1ev~n California Sea Lions, one
sick or injured one sends it to Stauffer for Northem Fur Seal and a seagull missing
care. The most recent, a California Sea a wing in an encounter with a dog.
Oma, ~ nin~·l\1onth-old Harbor Sealt enjoys tbe warm
sun &Ster a eooling swim in the poo.i (lt Jim Stauffer's
home in Laguna Beacb. She ~ould almost be atcu.sed of
mugging for the..photograptier.
~ ' . '
Customers
Warned on
Water Use
By PIDLIP ROSMARIN -o.-..otrlrf'll9tleaff .
Two aaU&h couaty water cllt-
. trictl reported today that
customers are not meetin& 10 ·
percent water uae .cutback.a or·
dere4 b.r ~e Soutbem California Me~an Water District and
face m-atoey raUofilng unless ~onservatlon ettortk are in· ereutid;
Iii ~·bW paie advertliement in.
local ,....J>•~· the pt-1deats of tbe Lqwia Beach and South Coast. county wate.r d.fatficts
comg@red ~~.,?~et· crlsta to . ...... -..~-" ....... --..;;"1•~--\~ -~~~~· citizens. · ~--
• "President Carter likened the
energt crisis to war," read the
advertlaement. "Our water
cri.sls la ln the same category.
Our common enemy is drought.
To meet It calls for the same
spirit qt telt·denlal and sell·
sacrifice tflat followed Pearl
Harbor."
Tbe district presidents,
Richard Jahraus (Laguna
Beach) and Thomas H. Brooks
<South Cout), reported that in·
itial cutbacks in Waler consump.
tion in March turned, in April, to
an averagaUpercent.bigber use
than in corresponding weekly
periods tut year.
"Clearly," they sald, "water
U1er1 in th.ls area are not willing
to belleH tbm'a ii a real water
crtail in Southern California."
The president.I warned, '"The
situation La so crltlcal ... lha( un-
less 9Ul" daily ~onaumpttoa of
water ii not voluntarily curtailed
by at le11t lOi)ercent there 1lmp-
Jy won't bo tu)OU8h to go around
ln the critical summer montbs
ahead.
"W• fa~ tilt 1ltu1Uon that h.Q ove~belmtd our fellow Callfor-
ni•DJ Ira the north -mandatory
ratlOldftc." The prealdents dropped tho burden of water conservation fUl·
ly In the laps of conaumera. "Ob-
vloualy," tM)' Hid, "abort of Im·
po1t.n1 a ma:ndatory raUontnc
procram."tfte board• of the two dlatrtcta e11a do' llttJe to curb tho
unn.eetaatY uae Uld wute Ol our
wattrlfPplt:
t tit ~ answer la the wat.
.. WA.TEB, PaJe J>
L/SC r
Woman
'Sterile' Repo~ -.
~~ged · .. . .
By Auto
Char1e1 Of attempt~ murder
today (ace a man wtio J)Ollce al·
lege dragged W. el.ht months'
presnant Wit• down the pave-
ment outa.tde th tr car by her. hair Wed.Delday, tr.Yins to aca_pe
rescuers at a Huntln,ioo Beac:b
Due on Suit
church. •
Mark SawveU, 22, of 2820
Delaware St., Huntinston hacb,
waa booked on su1ptclon of U·
sault with intent to ca.:Dmlt
murder, with ball aet at $25,000, pollceaald today.
The allesed victim, hla
estr&D(ed wUe Mickle Sawvtll,
20, and their unborn ehild, ap-
parently e1caped serious iQJwy
in the3p,m. epllOde. "
Sawvell wu taken into cUltody
not far from tire allesed cJr1111Di • 1ct scene, where the lncident wu a. NIXON o 90-MINUTE taped interview with ·
sertedl1 witnessed b)' many DaVid Xtost wm be presented on television at 1:30
penona,Jncludlna a mlnilter. .. p.m. J,ocally on K1TV, Channel U and also on Chan·
"I wu right tbtre excePt~~ nels t and~. It will be broadcast on radio by KFWB
the tlmee I waa inalde calllri1 ago 98 at 7:30.
talking to the pollce:• ea~s · Sotneexcerptsofthe~rqgrammaybeheardhere ir!i~.~~=~:· :f~!:; ga:~~ ~the 4:30 <PMJ ~roadc~ ti;n~QI\ the ,
AvenueandNicboJ1S~. -, a~l!:=ew:f~cl1:•;.!~~~: THE I~ Nli()n·Fr6st interview on the
San Juan Cap .. trano Clty ·
Manaaer James Mocalia tonlJht •ill make what be calls a .. sterile
,-.port" to the City Council on Ule
atatot of • developer'• $11
mllllon invent condemnation
11lit aallast tbe city. •
Hla oral presentation wll1 come
near the end of the meeting,
which beings 1lt 7 p.m. tn the
council ch&Dlben. at 32COO Paaeo
Adele».
Jn a brief memo to the council,
llocalla explained be would dls-
cuas the chronoloCY of events
• 'leading up to the Glendale
Federal Savincs and Loan ac-tton.
,,. Tb at ltlit. filed six weeks a10 in 1-a. Aqelee U.S. Diatrict Court.
eontendl that the city's new
"&rowtb manaaement" pollcie1
have, lit ellect. condemnod 1,flOO
auea owned by tile financial ee>r-' poraUoo. .
Moc.U. .referred to bll report
"" •• ••1t.erile'' ~cauee be bas
asked ttiat ~e 1>e no public dis· cusslon cfue to the pendlnJ litlga.
#Jon. ..l~ Glem.o!A. lan4 .re»resenta trying to pry his clenched fingers Wa et1ale is part of a series Of ~grams by Frost
out of her hair. Hn-batr la.about ; · who made more than~ hours of t.ajilnf wtth Nixon at ~~• .... t d
two to two-abd-a·half feet Iona." the Monarch B~ botne of Harohl Slfilth ln Laguna· ~emp e
he said. Niguel. ...
"I told him: •you might aaweU-Nixon-S'San"Clemente home-couldn~t"be used, tor SC n 0 1.:. ~..,
calm down and sit here. The the interviews because the Coast Guard's nearby ...._ 'U~..-'7
police are on their way.' " Loran station woUldcauieelectronlcHnterferent&.
Pastor Boden continued. "That Broken Up was when he accelerated and the
car squealed away."
Investleators said Mrs. Mi~ R flu SanClementepollce,calledby SawveO, her body scrapine down . r e es· neighbors reportin& a family
the asphalt, was nearly run over fight on Avenida Serra, found
when it repeatedly swerved. She themselves on the scene of an at·
slid about 20 reel on her back temptedrobbery.
before she tumbled away, police ,.,0 rr.une N;xon ln Rose Mary TWtgger, 21, ot 234 said. J. 4 J. j ~ Avenida Serra, reportedly told
Police were no t certain police a man entered her ar:r:·
wbetherthesuspectletgoorifbe COLORAOO SPRINGS, Colo. tor of Nixon's 19'12 re·election =le:'1~J~~:6yb~aded e ~'::J ~:~:~itre~u~~~tling to steer CAP) -When millions of canq>alen at the time of the When she told him she had no
,PastorBodensaldSawvellsaid Americans tune in to watch ex-break.bi at the offices of the money, the man took a bag or
virtually nothi ng during the con· president Nixon tonight, the Demoeratic National Committee 'roceriet. The young woman
frontation but just stared into televi1ion set at Jeb Stuart Ma" Jd WaahlnCt.on'a Watergate com-said she scratched the robber on
space with a stony expression. gruder's home is goiog to be darlt plex. He served seven months of the face, and be ran from h er
Police Detective Sgt. Bert or tuned else•.here. a 10-month to four-year sentence apartment, jumped a fence and
Chadwick a aid Mrs. SawveD was Magruder, t .. e convicted after pleading guilty to coupir-<Uoveotf ln a faded green or J>lue
separating from her husband, a Watergate conspiratoti, i$n't eo-U.g to obstruct Ju.stlce durtn& the ~taUoniwagon
self-employed drywall coDJtruc· ingtowatchNixon. U.ve.UgaUonofthebreak-ln. Tbe groeertes tuere •alued at
tion worker, and was en route to He sa.,ya the taped inteniew He alts now surrounde4by the aboUt.SS
a ftien<S's house at the time. with David f't'olt.. IA't Ukely to aiemorabWa of lu. Wldle lloua4' Polic:e•a8'd thct grocery thief
''She was going to store aome pr~-a~enlex-prestdclt. days in anoHieeJt YoQn& Ll!e;a W4S dt!fU'lbe4 u '°"tb 2S)eats
l ''I'm aftald W•'ll get Ule .. ew non-denomlnaUonalCbtUtiaJtor. old., .Uoat fl=e t .fiftve hbel clothing with a fr end and she that be •"-'t lnvotved ,_ the 1aru1atian that --"'--t ... •-.. • and her bmband had taken two -w ... v, .. w.u.a --.a tall Ind 140 . e "1ore hJs cars,''Sgt. Chadwick explained. cover-up. But I know personally acers. At 42, be la a vice presi· dark air in a lnWtary cut and
He alleged Mrs. SawveU's auto be was," said Magruder." •.. If dRt iD charee of administraUon ha« erookecl front teeth, the,
w aa abrurly forced to the he admitted his involvement. it. and tommunioatfons. aaJd. wt~:?:~ ~!~: s ... .-anc1 A::.~r1e': =· "::d!:t!: 1e~r::'4tb!i~ .t.: ~cent~ it :!f:•=:·!fi1~
-SawveU asaertedly jurnped in-and forgl•e... mucb ab()ut Water1ate ~ny bJde j 11 m1ek.
nearly one-third of all · un-
developed property within tho ci-ty. Under tbt new city policies,
development on the land couldo 't
btstnuntU 1'19.
Moealls •u&gested in bll memo
that any dllcu.saion ot tbe letal
action be done in an executive
session.
Earlier 1n the meeting, coun·
cilnum are expected to dt.cusa
another sticky issue -a request
from the Southeast Re,ional
Reclamation Authority·
(SERRA) for the city to tra.nsfu
its sbate of the tlUe to a sewage
treatment facility in Capistrano
Beach.
The city delayed eiving uP tiUe
to the !adllty, wbich was reoenl-
ly expanded to han\Sle nine
million pllou of wute per day,
to be IW'e lta ~to ue of part
of the~~weremaintabied.
In • letter to the council,
SERRA lloaid ~an Aqua
-Smitb eaid a.fOUl'·Yee.r-old ~
ment amon1 SERRA member
agencies OncludiD8' San Juan
Capistrano) statea that title
would be turnc4ovet to SE.RRA
upo.Jl completioJt of the plant ex4
pan1lon.
Smith bas ask~ U.e city to re·
solve its di.apute tonlf&t.
Other items on tonight's agen·
da include. a proposed amend·
ment to the cl\y orclinance
probibitlnl fortune telllne, the
proposed mo~ or the biltGric
Pryor House to a site 1n the
venerable Los Rios Distriet and
discussion of ~eed abatement
policies.
Free Seniors
Movie Slated
"The Sunshine Boys'' s tarring
Walter Matthau and George
Burns will be shown free to
senior citizens at 2 p.m. May 20
at the South Coast Theatre,,.
Laguna Beach.
The movie is sponsored by
Laguna Federal S~vings and
Loan and the Council on A8inl of
'Laguna Beach. Tickets may be
obtained at the Senior Ceider.
Human Affairs Building, $15
'Forest Ave.
Further inlormatJon m., be
obtained by calling 497-UU.
Jail Ended to his wife's car and erabbed her ''Penonally, With Wate_r•ate, I ~e~Jt0~fh ~=:"b! p0Uceofftcieft1Ud ...
by her lengthy halt when she can'tthinkofamoreborin&sub-workswith. • V S'L~lf/
• t~ied toescape outthl!passenger ject," be •!llct, &rinntq. "A •'We'll ii~ around . De~°a .... cOr 11rer£
"" ~!a,e ~~; •• police sraid. , ,,.,. _ b"!lgl~ bqrglar)'Js~~¥)0!JS. som··=· •• 1 b a U irian __ ---_(-'".ift•· tf~..._,loV'\~,.:, ---Htlulbt;....-., .. ~~).~ . ~---~~---;-, ,..._.,.~. , ;...if S .,.,..I. course-Iiue:Sstbat'neau;lt: torex ~~l'ay a ~--rr. ... ..,.. -· .. --~1l?f'"'Titcnarlt-b ts Ou.e-aat -Mqrader, on loan from the . ot1t, whenUddr,.Uout~prbop e ~ops HongJsfo redonned his
White House, was deputy d.irec· itU lie hhn on you.' " thtee·P.iece suit and le(t
F LB E * * * • HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -A jail today, saying bis five. or vent &'I -I.ii police chase wound up with a day lmpriSQDment hes
2 UQ••oa...:ve• 1r ,._ r:~ Ill~ burglary l~pect caught With his made him a bettereberiff,
Cash and prize donations are 04 &•en:;;....,-., a ~ pants down. ffoniiato was greeted by
being sought from parents and .. NIXON · Police said officer James about ISO well-wishers as
businessmen by the commllt.ee Ueld .; .. ~~"° e • e · Doyle chased two men after be he walked out of the San
formed to organize the Lacuna 04 ... ~ • got a call about a car being Mateo0ount1' jail
Beach High School senior all-Tti.ltaryhuopmedadla~ strippe<linacttyparlt. The San Francisco
nighlparty. 0/ ~~..:-slmUN"tothoteWbenNlxOGWU The chase wound up 1n an sberilfwasjailedhereFri·
The traditional all·nl1hl party I 'T~ .,.,..,~ in Ofllc!e and U.S Poet repeatedly apartment whttre DQyle was day on contempt of court
will be ,held on the hlJh school reported fresh d.lacloeW'es about· directed to a bathroom by a sur-cbarees for faillne to carry
campm Immediately followlnc ADDISON. Ill. <AP> _ Two the scandal wideninJ around prised and triehten~d man,, out a court order to evict
graduation exccrc15e1 June 11, women have been arrested and a Nixon and his aides. Doyle, with hi.I &Un dra'NQ. en· the tenants of the embat.-
1977. th.ird ts being sought for alleeed-'"1 feel as lf I've been there tered the bathroom ,ind found tied International Hotel ln .
Further intormnllon may be ly oper•linl a dl'\ll nag an.er before," 1111d one P1>st editor suspect Van Harris, 24, latherlni Chinatown.
obtained by calling Mrs. Ma.rvm their husbands tell for work and Tunday when told that Nixon's himseltto tbeabowet, ----------""
Drew 499-4381. their children wer e in school. I aw yen we re llcc using the
NplBurglan
Get 85,000 Loot
Property valued ot nearly
$5,000 was stolen from a Lacuna
Niguel home by bu11latt who
kkked the front door open.
Oran1e County 1herlff'1 of.
ficers said escrow otrlcer Colleen
Irene P~ckham, 46, or 11422
Pa1eo del Mar, returned home to
find that her house had been
ransacked. She reported thethoft
of a stereo system, furniture,
jewelry and o record collection
valued at $.'t,000.
DAILY PILOT
,\110 seized Tuesday by new paper or refusing to publlsh
Metropolitan Enforcement a retraction of an inaccurate
Group attents was William story
Charles Seybold, 21, of Cb.icago. Nlxoa's lawyen mamtaln the
They said he carried a revolYer transcript contalnlng the bush
a nd another gun wu found \n his money references was an early, ca~iso arrested were Carol Ann erroneous ver$lon later correct·
Shane, Z7, of Carpent4*avtlle. ed to ellmlnat.e ~Y reference to a
and Teresa Ann Smlth, 17, or Ad-payoU ot Watergate btltglan,
dlson. Officials said Mrs. Shane lhu1 removing the lmpUcaUon
is npectl.oa her foW1'2 chUd. that Ni.xOn lied in later public
Aeenta said they are trylni to atatemeats. '
get. an arrest warrant. for anot.hcr
Carpentenville woman lr\ con·
nectlon with sale of drup. She
w 11 not Identified.
Alents aaid they confiscated
two ounces of •1speed" with a
•treet tale value or $}0,000, a
dozen marUu .... plant.a and 300
vaUumpllls, a tranquilizer.
All were charged with 1ellint
and conspiraey to sell drup.
Mr•. Smith also was cbaraecl
with manutacturin1 marijuana.
Weapons charaes also were
tod&ed .,atnst Seybold.
Authorities tald the· r ing
operated between t a.m. and
noon, and 1 p.m. to 3 J>.m. beca~e busbaodt w ch.Udrtt:l
o( the Carpeaten~Ule women
were away du.ring those hours.
Forest Serrice· "
Tools Stolen
CHICAGO (AP) -U.s:
Roman Catbollc blabops ~re to toDSid <?han,m,
a millcruum-old practice
by which the consecrated
bread ol boly oommun.lon ta placed on the toDCl&• of
worshippers.
' U. the cbango la ap-
proved, wortbippen would have tbe option of receiving
tbe aacrament in their ·
cupped hands.
Thta la .. peycboloclcally
m ore adult alnce the com-
municant feeds himself,"
: instead of it being done by
the clera, aaid a study.
document a& the laaue
came before today'•.
. seaalon of the 1emlannuar
meettna of the National
Conference of Catholic
Bishops.
li',...P-.eAJ
STICKS •••
sl~e of ti\• road by a man 8~
ing ln front of the Cout Inn Ll-
q u or Store on South Coast
Highway at Mountain Road.
·James M. McGuire, 22, of 530
Mountain Road, told McAdam
he:d Just been clubbed by two
men who tried to rob him and
drove away in a Volkswagen con··
vertible.
McAdam fQllQwed in the dlrec·
tton McGulM JJ01nted, trpotted-.
car he a aid fit the description and
chased it. stopping it at Thalia
and Catalina streets.
He aald be ordered both aceu·
pants in the car to get out. but
that only the driver complied.
Then, McAdam said, be was al·
tacked by the PaaseQCer.
· Henderson and the boy were· •
treated for bead cuts at South(
Coast Community Hospital.
McGuire was.uninjured. ..
E',....PageAJ
WATER ••• i user himself." •
The districts have depended onl.
publlc relations to get. the
message to its customers that
they have to cut back. .
Raymond C~ Miller. South '
Cout general manacer, said con·
servatlon packets have been de-
Ii v e red door·tP·door to its
ca1omen. Tbt!m:cketa contain brochures de g water con· .. aervattonUpa.
The bovd also bas passed an
o dlnance that requires water '
COMervation devices and low· now toilets in all new -construe~
Uontncounty areas •
-4-.1 ... .._\ d.J-.~~' --... ,.. ·-.~e&--be~~. --
From Laguna Boat
A Laguna Beach man told San
Clemente police that gear valued
at $1.175 was taken from h1a boat
Sunday, when he left it parked
with hiB car on Boca de la Playa
in the north beach area.
John Hustwlck, ol 330 Ashton
Dr., said Tuesday that be left it
about 7 p.m. and returned about
midnight to find a 55 horsepower ·
engine removed from the boaL
Also reported missing were
two flshine rods and reels,· two
life preservers, oars, a tackle
box and a six-gallon gas tank. _ ·
• I
-o.lly ........... .._.
THEY'RE NOT GUSHING OVER OIL ON THEIR PROPERTY
Newport'• Roy •nd Eve Neef B.ute OH Well and Ctty
By MICHAEL PASKEVICR
OH• Ollly '°IMlStlltt
Don't talk lo Eve and Roy Neel
about oll. Oil bu brouabt the
• Newport Beach man and Wile notblns but misery, even th<>u&h
they've had lbtee guaben in re-
cent years.
You see, those gushers have
come up through the fioor ol a
duplex they own. And they can't
even sen tl1e oil.
'
Nixon: 'I
Let Down
Country'
The retired couple tued suJl
a1alnst the City of Newp0rt
Beach after thelr duplex waa
damaged by thrff separate e:~p
tlona oC -an abando.otd oU well In
19'13·7'. They are 1Ul1 fiarhtlna' cl·
tyhall.
The Neela, 4208 River Ave., •ll
they aren't satisfied .wltb the
city's latest ofter of $2S,OOO in
damase,J.and a promise to. re· move alt.ate lien of $SS,'192.10 as·
leased ailinlt their damaied.
rental property at Zll and 213
UndAve. ,
'"n>ey'\'e had a JotJOf pro·
blel\\1.'• said .itorney Donald
Smallwood. who b reprttentlnc
tb• Neell in tbelreult agal.nlt tM
city.
Smallwood would not comment
on the citY'• lltat offer made
Frld-.y in a mandatory settle-
ment (Qll(erence. He Hid a trial
'
N Tl!l!K:ENTS I
wlll be 1ch.eduled for May 1918,
almost nve years after the first
oU 1w-1ec1 to the surf ace of the
property the Neel• purchased
from the city ln a 1938 tax a ale.
Commented City Attorne1
Den.nil O'Neil: "We made what
we feel ii an acceptable oller nd
the Nee.II decided not to accept
tt."
Beatdes the removal or the lien
(SeeOO., Page AJ) ·
Nmvport
Assault
Hurts2
WASHINGTON (AP > -Newport Beach police today
Richard M. Nixon's long silence FROST AND NIXON AT LAGUNA NIGUEL sought a criminal complaint ol
on Watergate ended today, the uaault~'fflh a deadly •apon
former president saying "I let against a HunUnaton Beach man
down my friends. I let down my Nix·. on: 7,.:--au~ 'they claim punct\111ted •n arcu· country, I let down our system of ment with two real estate consul·
government." tanta by throwing one throulth a
In his recorded interview with plate glus window and hittine
David Frost, Nixon said he con· theotherwilhabarstool.
sidered resigning in April 1973, George Lane Benson Jr., 23, of
some 15 months before he On Ch 111 18821 Ceafwood Circle, was ar· became the first American presi-anne rested on that charge Tuesday
dent to do so. following an altercation in the
"I brought myselC down," Nix-consultants' office a t 3901
on said. "I gave 'em a sword -After 2'12 years of self-imposed isolation at his San Westerly Place at about 3 :30
and they stuck it in and twisted it Cl t h f 'd t N ' b k h' p.m. with relish... e men e ome, ormer pres1 en txon rea s JS The two victims are listed by
Nixon insisted he was not in· sile nce on the Watergate scandal tonight. police as Dr. Hla Ngwe Tln, 35,
volved in the break·in at and his brother, Maung Tln-Wa,
Democratic party headquarters NIXON'S 90·MINUTE taped interview/ with 36. They Ust their address as 2281
at the Watergate on June 17, 1972, David Frost will be presented on television at 7: 30 Golden Circle, Newport Beach.
or that he participated in or ap· p.m. locally on KTTV, Channel 11 and also on Chan-According to police, Benson is
proved the payment of hush nels 8 and 29. It will be broadcast on radio by KFWB a process server who went to the
moneytotheburglars. 98 at 7:30. real estate ocrtces to serve Dr.
Thal i.s exactly what he said Some excerpts of the program may be beard here Tin with a civil subpoena.
when he was trying to save his earlier due to the 4:30 <PDT) broadcast time on the lnvest11atora said an argu·
embattled presidency in the face East Coast. / ment ensued and Dr. Tin told of impeachment rnolutions j ust them be attempted to call police
before he resigned. to have Benson ejected . .. Technically, 1 did not commit THE INITIAL Nixon-Frost interview on the At that point. police allege,
a crime. an impeachable of· Watergate is part of a series of programs by Frost BenSQD. wbo is slx feet, two ln-
fense, · · he u id. "These are who made more than 28 hours of taping with Nixon at chea tall and weighs 205 J)OW'lds, ••
legalisms, as (ar as the handling the Monarch Say home of Harold Smith in Laguna· picked up the slightly built Dr.
of this matter waa concerned, it Niguel Tin and threw him through a
was ao botched up. Nixon s San Clemente home couldn't be used for plate llaat window· ·
"I made so many bad judg· the interviews because the Coast GUMd•e nearby Tln·W• then tried to throw
ment.s; the worst ones, mistakes Loran statJon would cause electronic lnterf erence. Ben.aon out ol the office and in the of the heart, rather than the T flarht, Benson aasertedly hJt him
head." repeatedly with a bar stool.
·Mom-to-be Dragged,
-
I U ~ f;' ~ Nixon acknowledged to Frost BenfOI\ ned before police and rrn, --w~.ac.• P._D . !!a~~!.iut~~me things that .. ~~.Dao . •. . :...,. ____ r-,p~~·~~~e. -r .
.,. vX:::.':.: •-.-• • <t'(: ... ,;• .. p~~ .. ::;: -• 'Hf~~·mnlfmffia s o m ......_,~~ ... ~.-'"· ~ .....,...._ ............ _._ ~~..,~ ...,...-..~wlit4I~---• ~~ '
. Charges of aUempted mW'd er two to two-and·a·hal! feet long," the heat of political attacks. ' abrasffins. Paramedics thl!ysald
today face a man who police al-hesald. ··it snowballed, and it was my Tak F Fl theybelleveTin-Waalsosuffered
lege dragged his ei&ht months' "I told him: 'you might as well fault," he said. "I'm not blaming en rom eel fractured ribs. . I pregnant wire down the pave-calm down and sit here. The anybody else. rm simply saying Witnesses supplied police with gtent out.side their car by her to you that as rar as I'm con-adescrlptJonofBenson'acarand
.air Wednesday, tryin1 to escape ~~~~ ~e:nco~~ed~·.~~~ cerned. 1 not only regret it, 1 m· WASHINGTON (AP> -The playing the 2l·foot-long black patrolmen stop~ him a few
5escU.er1 at a Huntineton Beach was when he acceJerated and the dicated my beHefs in this matter 1961 Lincoln Continental fn which Umou.aine, although there \s•no • minutes later on Bn.stol Street.
,hurch. car aqutaled away... when I resigned. John F. Kennedy waa ridina question il eventually wilt be ex-
Mark Sawvell. 22, of 2620 lnvutlJ'ator s said Mrs. ""People didn't think 1t was when he was assassinated has hibited.
Delaware St., Huntln&t.on Beach, SawveU, her body scraping down enough to admit mistakes, fine. · been quietly retired from the He said the company probably J('f _..... -r l'F/;ll
1 was booked on 11u1pltion of as-the upbalt, was nearly run over ··tr they want me to get down fleet of presidential limouaines. will wait to displl~y It unUI the '-AU'"'le W t
' liault with Intent to cornm it when it n~atedly swerved. She and grovel on the floor, no. The limousine has been re· late president's two children,
murder, with bail set at $25,000, shd about 20 feet on her back Never. Because I don't believe I turned to the Ford Motor Co. for Caroline, 19, and John Jr., 16, are {;!L-n Blame'
· JX>llce aald today. before she tumbled away. police should." future display in a museum, but both older. JUU-~ (J"Tbe alleged victim, hlS said. Nixon said friends have SUI · youmay notbeabl e toseeitfora "We'vebeenkeeplngitrather
l.trange.d wife .Mlckte Sawvell, gested there was a conspiracy few years. quiet that we have il," Adams
1 iO, and their unborn child, ap-agai111t tum and that ''there may A Ford spokesman said of-said. "Due lo the tragedy U·
I barently escaped sertous i.r\Jury have been.'~lle said he doesn't ficials at the Henry Ford soctatedwiththecar,wefeelltu
itlthe,3p.m.eplaode. Balboa Bay knowwbathadbffnaolngonin museum have not decided notaeoodldeatoexhibltitnow.
Sawvellwutakenlntocustody 1omt Republ ica n and whether to exhlblt the car as it Wedon'twanttocapitalizeontbe
11ottarfromt1Mallo1eddraaJ.nl Cltib'S Chili• DemocratJcclrcles. looked when Kennedy rode tragedyofthesltuatlon."
1 &cene, where the lncldent was U · "However, I don•t go with tho through the streets of Dallas on Adams said thellmouslneiare-
1ertedly wttne11ed by many idea that there • . • that what Nov. 22, 1963, or lo show lt in its sidlnl in a company wareboute. ~.1.Dcludlnl• mln!At.er. brouaM me down waa a coup; a remodeledconditJon. The car was a convertible and
1 .. , was right there except for Penm•t Held consplrac:y,etc. lbrouehtmyaelr Museum spokesman Don Kennedy waa rldln1 tbrouah ' tlte tlmet I wu fnalde c1llin1 and down. I eave 'em • sword. And, Adam5 said ln a telephone ln· Dallu with the toS> down when be
telklDI to Uie pollce," HYI A Pcrmlt tor tM annual ch.ill &.bey stuck it in and then twisted it tervlew from Dearborn, Mich., wq shot. Aft.er the a11d1lnatlon
P.utor Robert Boden, ot tbe Cen-cookotf et the BiJboa Bay Club, <See NIXON, Pase A2> that no dat.e baa been aet for dis· the car wu remodeled.
WASHINGTON CAP) -Presi·
dent Carter a1ked a apeclal
House energy commJttee today
to share aome of the disapproval
he said would inevitably fall on
the supporters of hia energy p~
posala. .
"I'm wlllilll to taJce °" my shoulders as much of the blame
as you wilh," be told mernben of
the special ad hoc enera COIJ'.\i-
mittee at the White Houle meet-
Jni.
tJel Baptist 1'empJe st Warner which ..,_ lut year In the de· * * * ~enu and Nlchol1 Street. b ol • -6 • h artl l 11.
l ·'T:o;.~::~te~~rw:: :~D~"~:'h:id::i;:,rre~ 1U -lmtl Bun't Wate
1 to pry hil clenched Clncera Beach cit)' officials wbo bave ~x· qg ~
of.her balr. Her haJr Sa.about prUMd. re.ervaUons about lhe ~···
Coat
Weat er
Low cloud.I late nllbt
•nd mornln& hours,
otherwise f alr throucb
Thuuday. Lowa tonlcbt
upper 4()1 to mld...:iOI. Hi1ha
• Thursday mld·60a to lower
'70I.
event. •
The ~ Club'• request for a
•Pfflal eve.Qi. permit for tho
Jrf ay 211 eookofl hun 't been ap.
proved yet by lhe city LlceMe
D~'Parlment . Department
.spokesman Dave Larson 1ald to-
day he la awaitin& a report from
the fire department before aram..
in1 final •PProval.
He 1aid the cl\)' wants the pr°'
moters to limit tJcket sales to
2,000, provide additional parkm•
and keep the proceedina• under
U1bter control.
· Lut year more than 3,000 chlll
tans twned out tor tbe cootoff,
cauatns parking and traffic now
problems on Pacific Coast
Hl1bway. One of the partyaoera,
Cbriatopher V. Fraser, 1:7, of
Lar;una Beach, died when ho
rode his bleycle onto the hlarbway
and was 1tn.ack by an oncomlnc
auto. Capt. DOnald Oyau of the
NewpOrt Beach Police Depart·
menl .tnUtted then wu IOll\e
httllltloo before h1I department
approved th• cootorf permit .
.. Our approval hlqed on th m
1olac ~ lritb pla~ to ar•
ranae Cor .awclUary parklna an.cl OD·lb·:c..nvm ucuntJ ,_..
ple. '' ,1a&d,RJJlat, a.,4~«nCWI hue~ ..
. .
after pletdlni aullty to. CODSPlr· inJ to obltnact juatlce durina-tbe
lnveettaaUon of the bH•k·ln.
He tltl now •urrounded by tbe
memorabU a ol h1I White ltouao da1• ln an otnce at Young Lite, a
non-denomlnatlonal Cbri1tlan ~
aanlsation thaL work.I with ~· a1en.
L•IUll& Beach police 1akl ea
officer wu attacked today by
two armed robber)' 1U1pecta a.s .
he 1ouaht to question them, one
ol whom IW\Ull deadJ7 nunchaku
aUckl at bil bead.
Officer Terry McAdam s aJd he
instinctively moved Jnslde his at·
tacker's flallin1 arm so that the
HIJcit weapon -used in the
martial arta and reaemblln1 two
·billy clubl joined by a nylon rope
-•truck harmleasly acrou h1a back.
McAdam, who bad drawn his
gu.o to arrest the pair. used It to
knock hia attacker to the pave·
ment, lheo used it qain u a club
when the driver of the car he
stopped assaulted him, police said.
Pe>Uce olflcer and J>OlllU.lon ct
nuchakus, which are Ule1&1 in
CalitomJa. Jle was held J.n city
Jall todll)'wltbbailsetat *20,000.
The boy w11 cbar&ed wltb armed robbery, assault with a
deadly weapon, uaault wJth a
deadly weapon upon a pollce of-
11 c er, and pouession o(
nuncbakws. He wu releued to
the custod.Y of his parent.a.
McAdam said the hicident
be&an when be was waved to the
side of the road by a man stand·
ing in front of the Coast lno U ·
quor Store on South Coast Highw~ at MountaJn Road.
\ [
Plecuant€oa~alescenee A rreated were Walter Ray
Henderson Ill, 18, ol 28861 Top of
the World Drive, Laguna Beach.
and a !$.year-old boy. aJao of
Laguna Beach.
Henderson was accused of
armed robbery , assault on a
Jewels Taken
James M. McGuire, 22, of 530
Mountain Road, told McAdam
he'd just been clubbed by two
men who tried to rob him and
drove away in a Volkswagen COD· vertlble.
. McAdam f oUowed in the dlrec.
lton McGuJre pointed, spotted a
car besaid fit the description and
chaaed ft. stopping it at Thalia.
and Catalina streets.
He said he ordered both occu-
panta in the car to &et out, but
that only the driver complied.
Then, McAdam saJd, he was at-
tacked b_y the passenaer .
LUeguard Capt. Jim Stauffer's backyard
in Laguna Beach looks like a se al
rookery. Because of his compassion for
the sea creatures, e veryone that finds a
sick or injured one sends it to Stauffer for
care. The most recent, a California Sea
Li~n. was from Huntington Beach. Here
Erika Van Gores and Alida Van Gores
help tend the Stauffer flock; two Harbor
Seals, seven California Sea Lions, onB Nor~he~n Fur Seal and a seagull missing
a wmg 10 an encounter with a dog ..
.
·From Store Henderson and the boy were
treated for head cuta at South
Coast. Community Hospital. McGwre was uninjured.
Man Sought
In Assault
Of Girl, 6
_,,...PageAJ
In Mesa NEWPORT OIL GUSHES. • •
':oata Meaa detectives are
seeklnt a woman who walked out
of a South Coast Plaza jewelry
store Tuesday afternoon with ap.
proximately $10,000 in diamonds
in her purse.
Employes at Weis fleld's
Jewelers, 3333 Bristol St., told of-
ficers diamonds in a black pouch
were taken from a locked display
case by a woman posing as a
shopper.
Police said a sales clerk had
left the key in the lock of the dis·
play case, and the woman sidled
up to the case. unlocked the slid·
in c glass door and scooped the
diamonds into her purse.
The woman was described as
black. b<-tween 22 and 25 years of
age and standing between s-f~et-5 and 5-feet-8,
MaUlena Seek
·NeWMemben
A pow-wow of the Harbor
Area's Indian Maidens ls slated
for Saturday at the Orange Coast
YMCA to recruit new members
for the molber·daughter pro·
gram.
The pow-wow, wh.icb includea
craft displays, games, songs and
refreshments, will be held from
11 a.m. lo 1 p.m . at the YMCA,
2900 University Drive, Newport ·
Beach.
The Indian Maiden program is
open to girls aged six to nine and
their mothers.
For further information con-
t act the Y at 642·9990.
$350,000 A.warded
In Look Settlement
Newport Beach police today
are •eekin& a middle-aged man posing as a newspaper pboto-
arapher who molested a 6-year-
old girl Tuesday afternoon.
The man was described by the
victim and her 9-year-old brother
as standing about 5·feet 11-
inches tall, weighing 185 poUnds,
with dark brown wavy hair, a full mustache and a dark tan.
The children told police they
were riding their skateboard on
Dover Drive near Nottingham
Road when the man, who was
wearing a camera around his
neck,approachedthe01.
. Officers said the man told
them he wanted lo take pictures
of them skateboar<Ung in the
nearby flood control channel for
bi• pfwspaper.
Th' children saJd they rode
their skateboard while he photo-
graphed them and just before he
left, he took the girl aside and
fondled her.
on their property that wa.s Im·
posed by the state to force pay·
ment. of the expenses needed t.o
recap the abandoned well, the
Neels beUeve they are enUUed to
at least $60,000. They fi1ure the
city owes them $10,000 in lost
rent, $35,000 to rebuild the re-
sidence and an additional $15,000
for expenses, including the cost
of hauling away hundreds of
gallons of oil.
It all started on Oct. 6, 1973
when the abandoned well first
erupted, spurting oil through a
kitchen and into the front yard of
the Neels' duplex.
Following the Nee ls ' s uit
against the city, the city sued the
state, clahning 'the city wasn't
responsible for oil seepage on
private property. Settle01ent of ~e three-way suit ~ still pend-
ing.
Mrs. Neel says the• years of
ltgal tntadSlement&Aftd rruatra-tl~ns have taxed her an!ty and
done little to help her husband's
physical condition. The Neels are
both 65. Mr. Neel suffered a
stroke in 1974 aft.et oU Qooded his
l)toperty f« the Urird Uuu,. Alth~up liY lhd .. e &tft.
Division ot Olt & Oas <OOG) o(-
NIXON ficials came to lfle aid 0( the
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A The article was published in • • • Neels alter the first Incident, the
feder al j udge has a warded the July 23 1969 Issue Three Nee~a were later presented with
new defwac~ Oranie County
Reftnlna COIDJ)aJU!. a firm 1hit
wentbrote dut1.nl the thirties.
Since the passage of Assembly
Bill 4°'9 in September 1976. the
state ft«>w bears the burden ol re-
capping old oil wells that spurt
back to Ule, thus removing the
burden from homeowners as well
as the city.
However, passa'e came too
late for the Neels who were pre-
sented with the $35, 792.10 btll
from the state after the well was
finally controUed. The Neels face
additlonal penalty payments on
the bill ii the court eventually de-cides It must be paid.
· Besides tearing they will never
get enough to cove.r thelr losses,
the N~ls are upset about the
lengthy delays and the Jack or
response to their letters to Gov-
ernor Brown, state ConirotJer
Ken Cory and state-Senator »en-
nis Carpenter.
Bill Ingram of DOG said work
should begin this month to recap
one or Newport Beach's remaln-
inf old wells. He s i~ it wUl cost
the state '29,800 t tecap a well
located in the back erd of a '2nd
Street home, Jess than • baH
block from theNeels'property.
former San Francisco Mayor previous tn'ala eNted ~ith de· wa,t,h reUsh. . . a. ball fo_r USO for hauUng the ;'--:il.D.-.~~ ~------;_ .. ~--~~~=-.:.::· I guess if Id been in their smelly oil away. In all, hauling ~· l ' 1f'arn~from the plttfflsli~ "'toiftlh:rm•·"099" . ~ --. ·~;-i _. --... (e~s .(tom._ ~~Je.eo~. ~,
Lookmagazine toranalticleal-iasue otmalice. uiar, ....... ~ -~ '' ., ... ~1' -:----~-•/ ,._,..,.,'t •.· ..... '.~
leglng Alioto had a "web oe al· The Frost interview, first ot saad . Bid D .~ nded liance with the Mafia... Attorney Lawrence Alioto, who four to be 1hown in succeeding 'J'.hey own the mineral rights to ~J e
U.S. District Judge William represented bis father, uid, "I week a , de a It only with their property, but the Newport
Schwarzer denied AUoto's claim am very pleased with the resutta. Watergate. The other programs Beach City Charter has prevent-
Tuesday for puniUve damaaes. The court has restored to this have foreifn and domestic policy ed them from selUmg their un·
Alioto as ked for $500,000 plaintiff that which the libel in as their subjects and the lut de-wanted black gold to defray haul·
general damages and substantial queatJon took away from him. als with Nixon's final days in the Ing costs.
punitlve da mages. The court bu done substantial WhlteHouse. The firs t gusher happened
The decision results from the justice in this case . All la well He resigned Aug, 9, 1974, after shortly after the Arab oil em-
fourth trial of AJJoto'i suit that ends well.'' SY.a years ln omce, saying he had 1 bargo was 1mposed and Mr. Neel
against Cowles Communications, Alioto, wboee original suit was to "put the interests of America says he was offered $35 a barrel
PU bllsher of the now defunct for 112.S million damages, served first." for the oil.
Look magazine. The nonjury as mayor for eight yean and was The Frost interview Is the firat The West Newport well that
trial be1an March 21 and ended an unsuccessful gubernatorial time since then -in exactly destroyed half of the Neels'
Ap ril 7 candidate in 1'74. 1,000 daya -that Nixon h~ $80,000duplex is one of fi ve aban-talked about the scandal. doned wells once capped by the
Experienee Varied
~Police Bou Worked on Chmrehilla Caae
p:i?c~:r~~~E~A (AP> ho farmt.tfnc tommunlly't moat clded my role should be aa in·
... J rown, w aenaa ooal cue -last sum-terJm chief" pre1lded ove r a painful de· mer's lddnapiq of 28 cblldten lo '
partmenlal shakeup ln the nlne a school bus Brown aubmltted bh rmgna· f'0:ths he served, has reslaned During hls tenure in South Uon Monday in the form of a
Co ecome chJer of police in Ssn Pasadena one officer wu fired Jetter to acting City Manager
lemente. and two others were suapended Charles Martin.
B row n c a m e to s 0 u th or fined bi conneettoo With a He la scbeduted to usume his
Pasadena Jut August arter aerv-private lnvest111tor's uae of new poet May 23 at a aalary of
tn1 as police chler In ChowchJlla eavesdroppln1 devices in· a $24,528 a year, succeeding
durin1 the San Joaquin Valley divorce case and another officer Melvin Portner who rellred May
waa ftred for alleged sexual mia· • 1. Brown 'a uJ.ry fn Soutb
of(ANQa GOA.IT .. conduct with a 15-year-old ilrl PaHdena wu 9211ae a year.
''We identified the proble~s ff• aaid San "'1ement• had a DAILY PILOT
............ ~--~ .. ,., . ..... ~~= .. ,__
~"·"""' ••••
here. tackled them and compJet· lar~u department aod be want-
ed tbem.'' Brown •aid. ''l de-ed to Uve at the beach.
SACRAMENTO (AP> -In de-
fense ol hJs 1976 bid tor the pre-
sidency, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
says many oI his ideas are now
becoming part of the nation's
public policy.
The Democratic governor was
quick to respond Tuesday in an
interview on a nationwide
television tallc show when host
Phil Donahue saicl some people
perceived his bid so earJy in o(·
!ice as "egomanJacal."
.
Rainting
Charged
By JOANNE REYNOLDS °' .. """' ............ There's a 1hakeUP pendlnr at
tbe Orattie CoNt YMCA in the
undc..Ue cont.tdepartment.
Y spokesman Jim Do Boom
ta1d today he ls lnveatlgatlng
chargea made by a volleyball lo·
atructor that a recent YMCA Io.
dian Guides cont.eat featured use
of whet. the voll•yballer clafmt lit
"hllhly toxic" spray paint.
Bllt De Boom coateased tbU lD
all or the YMCA's prosrama. in.
cludlDI the parent.-cblld pro.
1rama Jnvolvln1 about 2,000 Htrbor area res!denta, be bu
never beard ol aaJa1 paint oo
aandcuUes.
"I just ...Uh be (the volleyball ~aeb) bad called us flnt, .. De
Boom lri1bed.
The volleyball player la Sant.a
Ana taident Tom Aaben wbo
wu coaductlng a city.sponsored
cllole at Corona del Mar Main
Beacb on two 1ucceuive
Saturdlys last month when the
caaU•buildlng and spray paint.
ing took place.
In an angry letter sent to ci&f
and county otriclals, environ-
mental groups, the YMCA and
tbe Daily Pilot, Aahen aald h~
was "shocked and a_ppalled" by
the use of paint on the beach.
Ashen described the paint as
"hichlytoxJc" andsald "tlleldnct
or danaer thll spray bu to sea
blrda and flab la lrreverslble and deadb'."
Conchidlng hls JetteT of pro-
test. Ashen uked that such prac·
Uc ea be halted in the future.
City officials said as far u they
know there ls no city ordimnct
against spray palnUnr sanq
caaUes, but a spokesman for the
state Department of Fish and
Game 1afd he supposed Fish and
Game laws could be used to bait the practice. •
Capt. Gordon Grlbbs of Fiat
and Gatne added that he doubtect
hla department would try to cl~ the Indian GuJdes. "We woul~
just ask them lo not do lt in Ult
future,'' he said. :
"We've got bigger pollute~
than the YMCA to worry aboUt
out there.•• •
Meanwhile, m08t ot the agen-r
clH contacted by Ashen said they
w Id look into the matter and n. Boom said once be figures out
what happened, there might be
some sandcastle contest rule
chanaes in the offing.
For Sheriff
REDWOOD CITY (AP)
.-_S_Eer:.iU~~.fl.J:Ji..-
...,......._ ....... •i'~)'J.---....
three·plece suit and left
Jail today, saying hJs five· ·
day imprisonment has·
made hJm a better sheriff.
Hongisto was greeted by
about 150 well·wlshers as
he walked out of the San Mateo County jail.
The San Francisco
sheriff was Jailed here Fri·
day on contempt of court
charges tor falling to carry
oul a court order to evict
the tenants of the embat-
Ued International Hotel in Chinatown.
· . ..
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Saililletiaek
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
...
Tea.ch er Talks .No -Closer~ -.;\Velte·
A f act-flndlne process today lll·
terrupted further negotiations
between Saddleback Valley
Unified School Dlatrtct offlclals
asid teacben, who aeemed far
from a settlement which could avert an expected strike vote by
the teachers this attemoon.
"l don't think we're qy closer lban we wei:e before," saJd Dia·
'U'lct Superintendent Richard
Welte. •·u anything, it looks like
* * *
we're further apart than before."
Leaders or the Saddleback
Valley Educators Auociatlon
<SVEA), which la represenUng
teachers and attorneys from the
firm of Gibso n, Dunn and
Crutcher, who are representing
the district, negotiated until
about2 a.m. this m._9'"Dinii.
Before this latest session, the
superintendent said, he was
hopeful that an agreement could
* * *
be reached and a strlke averted.
B'lt. be said, teachers •tarted
throwing additional dimenalons
into the discussions lut nlihl.
"It seemed like their game plan
waa cbangin&," be said.
Although he was given periodic
reporta th.rough the neeotiations,
Welte said be didn't feel he could
divulge what waa discussed dur·
ing the session.
But the superintendent said he
* . * *
felt the diatJ'ict wu aUemptlni to
meel the teachers and make
some accommodation• so they
could reach an as.reement.
Representatives of the
teachers were involved in fact·
finding this morning and un-
a v aUable for comment.
Welte said there apparently 11
now nothing else the dlltrict. can
do but prepare for a possible
strike.
* * *
'"' .. We always have to plan for
the PoUlblllty of a strike in Order
not to be caulbt nat·foot.ed to f'UlfW our reapomlblllty to the
community:• be said.
Bill Mecham1 SVEA preti~t.
eald 'l'Uelday that teachers were
f.reparin& for every eventualltJ. ·we•re iotni under the Ul\llftp-
Uoo at tbia point that we'll have
one of two attuatlons -a tettlo-ment «a strike,•• be 1aid.
* * *
It DOW •PPe&l'S tbat there • be no Mttlement today.
No one 'ttitbln the dlttrtct; In•· eludlnl teacben. could aay ~
the majority of teachers felt
abOut a atrtte. Genel'ally, tMr
1aid, some teacherw were ~ to wauc, others were dead-let •ialnft It, ud atlll otbet1 were
on tbefence. . Keduun 1ud the district'• re-
CS.TALKS, ••c• t> * * .•
:Officials Prepared for. Walkout
~Airhlg at 7:30 School
~
Nixon Silence
Ends Tonight
Would
Continue,
Byl.All&IE KASPER
• 0t .. 0111r,u.e1t.ttt.
WASlllNGTON (AP) -With
Watergate controversy back tn
lbe news, former President Nix-
on ls ending his silence on the
•candal that drove him In dis-
grace from the nation's highest
of lice 33 months ago. Nixon's first post.resignation
interview will be broadcast over
155 television and 730 radio sta·
'ions tonight al 7: 30. The 64-year-old Nixon, who re-
signed exactly 1,000 days ago, re-
portedly ls receiving a minimum
of '60(),000 and a share of the
show's proms, givine him more
than $1 million for answering the
questions posed by British in·
'
1tervlewer Davtd Frost. ·
If the anxlou• prodacers of
tonight'• 90-minute lnt.ervlew are
~be believed, the broadcast still
holds some Watergate surpfises
desplt.e advance disclosures.
Nbon wu uked about White .
1 llouH tape tranacrtpta that he
did not expect to be questioned
about, lhe producers say.
"Jn the early part of the pro-
1 gram, Nixon's <Watergate) de·
fenae was shattered and the ln·
ttr•~"fk~r.J.J~11 ....... lro.m
then.' mes Kelton Jr. saia
Tuesday.
Reston, who researched the in·
ltial Watergate pro1ram for
Frost, said despite publication of
· 1ome details. sub1tantial por-
Uons "have not been revealed."
In the buildup to the Watergate
interview, both Time and
* * * Reagan Plans
Nixon Viewing
STANFORD <AP) -Ronald
l\eaaan saya he plans to be
•·ctued to the TV" tonight when for mer President Nixon appears
for the flnt of !our televised in·
tervlews with talk 1bow bott
David Frott.
The ex·Callfornia 1overnor.
wbo adctreued about 3.50 peqple
Tuesday at a meetin1 sponsored
by the Hoover Institution at Stan-
ford University, Hid Nixon "was
urtalnly guilty of political im·
P1'0f.riety. Criminal llabWty, I
aon t know. I don't think we've
h•ard 1 balanced report on
w1i.raate."
Coast
Weather
Low cloud.I late ni1ht
and mornln1 hours,
otherwise ratr throu1h
Thur1day. Lowa tonlaht
upper 40I to mid-509. Blahs
Tbunday mid.a>a to lower
10..
INSIDE TODA~
Newsweek ran cover stories that
included a few details of the in·
terview and previously un·
disclosed While House tapes.
The New York Times and Washington Post also ran stories
Sunday on new White House
transcripts, whose disclosure
was prompted, 1f not orchestral·
ed. by the television production.
The Post story said Nixon was
aware of hush money paid in the
Watergate cover-up.
<See NIXON, Page A2)
* * * Magruder
Tunes Out
Nixon Show
Saddleback Valley Unified'
School District admlnlsttaton
say they are prepared tor a strtk'
and an)'tblne that goes with lt if
teachen vote this afternoon to
walk out of the schools. "The 1chools will operate as
they normally operate," vowed
Donald Ames, district asaiJitant
superintendent who has been
coordlnat.lng strike plans.
Rlltortcally, d.lltrict officials
say. it la the district• s prepara• ·
tion which makes or breaks a
atrtke.'lbedlstrlctbasbadstrtte
plans •lnce last fall, wben
teacben flnt started taJ)dna of
thepoalbWty. 1
AdmlnlaVaton and prtnctoala have spent the past week, includ·
tng some evenhu• •n4 weekend•. studying strikes _ ..
which have occurred lQ other dis·
tricta.
They have talked to· ad· mtniltrators who have been
tbroqb a strike, con.f errtaa with
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ncb Other and trflnl CO think of
<AP> -When millions 'of an1thlnt and everythJnc tb1t
Americans tune in.to watch ex-• mlghtbappentnaatrike.
president Nixon tonight the y hlf,.~ • ....,"'* Altbbugh all HY they are op-~~-J.Cl>$t.,•lf.lla~1 ... "<~S~WAl!IJJUOU}J.~~._w~,;gj>~~~y WW.~Ot!IVOJ~ AA.N'OJ.O . U~!tlcfet a w.,!!kout ~on't gruder'e home 1s going to be dark ~"-~~~---·~ _ _..,...q:-._ _~~~4#K"6~ .--:::_,-"It.-;-,.?'~r..
or tuned elsewhere. • . ' lng WIU t to ftear ~g resUJ(ii"of
Magruder, the convicted the expected strike vote and put
Watergate conspirator. isn't go-Gongm· g . .eor .. opeye~. tbeirplansintoaction. Ing to watch Nixon. II ..-~ -,, The moet obvious consequence
He says the taped interview of a strike, if and when it 1s
with David Frost isn't likely to called, is that aome teacbe~ wtll
produce a penitent ex ·president. not be in their clusrooma.
"I'm afraid we'll get the view HB Council Candidate to Make Debut· Principals llY it ll dllflcult to that he wasn't involved \o the figure out who and bow muty OD
cover-up. But 1 know personally By ARTHUR a. VINSEL their staff• will strike. But thC
he wu," Hid Magruder. " ... If 0t111eo.i1,~11ec11.tt ,. also a~ they will have enou
he admitted bi• involvement. it She-time Huntington Beach City Council can· maintenance man when be visits the Oran&e Coast substitutes to take over t
would be much euler ror the didate George Arnold is really eating bis spinach from his small desert spread 14 miles out.aide cluaeaofatrikingt.eacbera. •
Amerkon people to understand this week as he prepares for another shot at break· Barstow, where be raises rare chickens that lay Subltltuteteacbers will bepalcl
and forgive. mg Into show business. multi·colored eggs. $60 a day, almost $30 more than
"Personally, with Watergate, l Arnold, 49, wlll appear on The Gong Show, NBC Chances are he won't lay an ecg Sunday, and a they normally are, paid. Jim
can't think of a more bonng sub-off 1ci a ls confirmed, with the videotape motorcade of loyal fans -numbering 30 at lut MitcheQ, the district• dlrectorol
Ject." be Hid, 1nnnln1. "A performance to be aired at a future date. count -will be alone to lend moral support to the penonnel, 1aUl increased waaea
bungled buralary ls what It wu. HE HAS PUT together a rousing routine as Huntington Beach na\ive son. for aubttltutel are normal 1A a
It brousht dC>wn a president. of Popeye the Sailor Man, complete with song and "My complete act runs 1heconds," Arnold ex· strlkealtuaUon. course -I iiuess that's really it." dance, a snappy awabble suit -the pants alone cost plains. A letter from the teacben'
MacrucSer, on loan from the $17 -and the: ubiquilouuailor'a cap. "EXCUSE ME. I gotta wash my hands. I don't Saddleback Valley Educaton
Whii. Hous~. waa deputy direc· "I paHed my screen tut," he declared wanttogetmyoutritdlrty.Thepantaalonecoatme A11oclatton (SVEA) charfe4
tor of Nixon'• 1972 re-election jubilanUy after learning two trips to Hollywood for $17, the whole thing cost $30," be added aa b1I that dlltrict admumtrators ha~
campalfb at the lime of the 1l.x repet!Uoos of hJs routine bad not been in vain faithful dog Ml.lay watched her muter transformed told subsUtutes they must be
brealc·in at the offices of the with a SSOO prlie atstake. before her very eyes. available to work in Saddlebtc".
DemocraUc N1Uon1J Committee The acrtenlng Judges decided the viewing Amold'• coetume consl.ata of a snappy, tltht. lftberellutrtke.
In Wuhlnlf,on's Water«ale com· world la ready tor George Arnold. while pair of bell bottom trousers, •el off by two-Mitchell said thla l1 not tlte.
plu. He urved seven months of "I ACTUALLY SING 'Popeye The Sailor tone, black·and·white patent leather knee·lenatb Reco1nl1ln1 that croulnf •
a lO·moolh tb four·)'ear sentence. Man·," the one·time circus clown revealed Tuesday boots, a traditional blue chambray Navy work shirt picket Une II dlfflcult, be said he
2 Houaewi1'e•
Held in Sak
Of NatUJtics
ADDISON, IU. (AP) -'l'wo
women have been arTested and a
third Ls being sought for alle•ed·
ly operaUng a drug ring after
their husbands left ror work and
their children were in school. •
Also 1ehed Tuesday by
Metropolitan Enforcement
Group agents was William
Chariet $eybold, rt, of Chicago.
They said be ca.n1ed a revolver
1ml anolha' gun wa.a found in his CTr.
Also an'elted were Carol Ann
Shane, rt. ·of Carpentersville,
and Teresa Ann Smith, 17, of Ad
dt.on. Offictala said Mrs. Shane
1• ex pectin& her fourth child.
Aaenta said they are trying to
get an arrat warrant for anoth r
Carpentersville ,woman ln con·
nectlon wtt.h aale of dru11. She
was riot ldentlll~.
on a break from hJ1Jobu1ecurity fUard at a home and the tradJUonal round white sailor hat. bas told 1ub1Ututea, "You do
remodelina job in downtown Westminster. The sailor's pants don't have the tradlUonal 13 ::.~tever 10U1' heart telll >'O\l to
He ~ works •omeUmea u a tree surgeon and buttons, however, but sbloy cold zlppen. Ftnt. he _s_':!.d: the dlattlct wlll
2 Nabbed in Attack
On Lagi1na Officer
Laauna Beach police said an
officer wu attacked today by
two armed robbery suspects as
he 1oueht to question them , one
of whom 1wun1 deadly nunchaku
allcka athi.s head.
Officer Terry McAdam said he
ln•tlncUvely ~oved inside ble at-
tackft'• namne arm ao that the
UUctt "eapon -""d ln the martial arts and r~semblln1 lwo
bUly clubl Joined by a nylon rope
-struck hannlessly acroa his
back.
McAdam, who had drawn his
· 1un to alftll the pair. used ll to
knoclt h11 attacker to tho pave.
ment, then ustd it agai.D u a club
when ~ drtv~r of th car he
stopped aHaulted him, police
1ald.
Arrested wer Walter Ray Hen . JU, U, Of21M1Topof
the World Drive. La1una O~acb,
aDd a ilSyear.old lk>Y. *1io ol
~Belich.
Henderson was accu•ed of
armed robbery, assault on a
police officer and po1ae1slon ot
nuchalcus, wblch are lllegal ln
Callf omia. He was held in clty
jail today wtth bail set at $20,000.
Tb• boy was charaed with armed robbery, assault with a
deadly weaPon. UHU\t with a
deadly weapon upon a police of·
fleer , and po11eulon of
nunchakua. Ho was rcleuecl to
the custody of his parents.
McAdam aald tbe lncldent
< bqan when he wu waved to the
alde of th road by a man 1&and· Lnc in fn)llt C>f the eo .. t JM t.J.
quor Store on South CoHt
Hl11'way at Mountain ~oad.
Jam M. McGul,.. 12, of S10
Mountain RoH, told McAdam
he'd Just beeD clubbed bf two
men whO tlitd to rob him and
drove •wv ln a VoJ.Uw••• C(&.
.,vetUblt,.1 UIMlnCU.. f .. eAJ)
Death Car
For Kennedy
Leave. Fleet
call on It.a resuiar 1ub1Ututea to
fUI tn for ltrikin.a teacben. U
UieH aren'tmoua6, heaald, ~
they Will Call on other crediol>
Ualed people who h•ve Hid tbet ... m wot'IC, plua other diltrtct
emptoye1 Md parent volunteen.
In one lchool where there are (SM~A.DY,•aaet) .
.,W• ~ bave lot( lt thr'M •
Uipn. We had many, mall)'
caU.l" ·
Tb1t'i the adnrtlllnf s~ ~by I Newport Beaeh
man ._ placed Ulla cluilOed
ad: •
•
Charges of alt.empted murder
today race a man who police al·
le1e dragged his e11ht months'
preenant wife down the pave.
ment outside their car by her
halr Wednesday, trylne to escape
rescuers at a HunUngton Beach
church.
Mark Sawvell, 22, of 2620
Delaware St., Huntln1ton Beach,
was booked on suspicion of ~
aault witb intent to commit
murder, with bail 1et at $25,000,
polreesaid today.
The alleged victim, his
estranged wile .Mickie Sawvell~
20, and their unborn child, ap.
parenUy escaped serious lDJury
in the3p.m. epl80de.
Nixon:-7:30
On Channel 11
After 2lh years of self-imposed isolation at his San
Clemente home, former president Nixon breaks his
silence on the Watergate scandal tonight.
Pleasant Convalescenee
Sawvell was taken into custody
not far from the alleged dragging
scene, where the incident was as-
se rtedly witnessed by many
persons, including a minister.
NIXON'S 90·MINUTE taped interview with
David Frost will be presented on television at 7:30 p.m. locally on KTTV, Channel 11 and also op Chan-.
nels 8 and 29. It will be broadcast on radio b)' KFWB
98 at 7:30. Lifeguard Capt. Jim Stauffer's backyard
in Laguna Beach looks like a seal
rookery. Because or his compassion for
the sea creatures, everyone that finds a
sick or injured one sends it to Stauffer for
care. The most recent, a California Sea
Lion. was trom Huntington Beach. llere
Enka Van Gores and Alida Van Gores
help tend the Stauffer flock: two Harbor
Seals, seven California Sea Lions, one
Northern Fur Seal and a seagull missing
a wing in an encounter with a dog.
"I was right there except for
the times I was inside calline and
talking to the police," isays
Pastor Robert Boden, of the Cen·
tral Baptist Temple at Warner
Avenue and Nichols Street.
"There were quite a few people
and some of their friends were
trying to pry hia clenched fingers
out of her hair. Her hair la.about
two to two-and·a·half feet long," huaid.
Some excerpts of the program may be heard here
earlier due to the 4:30 <PDT) broadcast time on the
East Coast. ·
THE INITIAL Nixon-Frost interview. on the
Watergate is part of a series of programs by Frost
who made more than 28 hours of taping with Nixon at
the Monarch Bay home of Harold Smith in La(_Wla • .
.
Viejo Homes Back p,..,. P"'fle AJ
READY ••• l'{iguel. • -
Nixon's San Clemente·home couldn't be used for
the interviews because the Coast Guard's nearby
Loran station would cause electronic interference. Water-saving Try 26 teachers, he said, there are 23
}tarenls who have teaching
C(edentials and said they will
teach ifthey're needed.
..l told him: 'you might as well
calm down and sit here. The
police are on their way,' "
Pastor-Boden conUhued. ''That
was when he accelerated 4J1d the
ca.r squealed away.'' More than 4,000 Mission VieJo
homes have been equipped with
.special devices designed lo save
water and the Mission Vu:jo
Company is beefing up Its efforts
to distribute more. .
"Community response on these
water conservation kits has been
excellent but there are still many
residents who have not seen our
advertisement or who have been
unable to pick up the kits during
business hours," said Harvey ~learn, company vice president.
"We would like to reach them also."
StCIQrn said homeowners as·
sociations arc now distributing
the Water Guard kils free or
charge to their members. The
I 'Self-! ed'
I .
Hosts Eyed
CHICAGO <AP) -US.
Roman CathollC° bishops
are to consider changing
a mlllenium·old practice
by which the consecrated
bread of holy communion
is placed on the tongue of
worshippers. ·
U the change is np·
~£ovcd, worst)1ppcrs 'Id • c.=--._... . -·--~.--.. ::;
ll\e 1iacriiTnent in t eir
cupped hands.
This is "p!lychologically
more adult since the com·
munfcant reeds h1mselr."
instead of it being done by
the clergy, said a study
docum.ent as the issue
catne before today 's
&esston of the semiannual
meeting of the National
Conrerence of Catholic
Bishops.
F,....PageAI
STICKS .••
McAdam followed In the dlrcc·
lion Mc:Gulre pointed. 1potted 11
car be 1aid fit the description a™1
chued it. atoppmg It at ThaJ11&
and Catalina streets.
He &aid he ordered both occu.
panta m the c.·ar to get out, but ,
that only the driver compli('(I
Then, McAdam said, he Wll.! at
• tac~ed by the passen£er
Henderson and the boy wert>
treated for head cut11 at South
Cout Community Hospltul.
McGuire was uninjured.
O"ANO! COAST
DAILY PILOT
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E••tor
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hddlebeck Valley Ofttce
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Offk" °"'' ~.. •• W.il -.. ~ ..... .._,..,.... ......... 111111o ................ U""'4h•'~ ll .. G1-Y'tl4!901 .,."""°"· (71•)~ ClllMllled Mnrtt,i._ MHUe
• ~h YolltY~Olllte .. ,..,10
rr•wCl<N-·~
Sii
kits consist of toilet bowl "dams··
to reduce water consumption in
flushing and a shower head flow reducer.
''Residents who are not in an
association are invited to call us
and we will send them as many
kits as they need," Steam said.
Mission Viejo residents may
request a kit by calling 837·1634
and giving their name, address
and lot and tract number. Stearn
said kits are no longer being dis-
tributed at the company offices.
According to the company of·
ficial, the average family of four
people will save up to 20,000
gallons or water in a year by us-
ing the cohservation devices in
Lbe kits.
FromPageAJ
TALKS •••
Sut there could be much more
Ularr absent teachers in a strike.
In other school districts., Ames
said, striking teachers have done
everything they could to close the
schools.
He said he and other district
administrators have studied
these strikes ''so I don •t believe
that we will be surprised We \Vill
be ready for anything that oc
curs"
Ames and others '-Vere reluc
taol to discuss what might hap
pen and what they plan to do ap
parenUy in fear that they would
reveal their strategy to the
teachers
However, as an example, one
principal explained that striking
teachers could disrupt a sub-
stitute's plans just by taking the
light bulbs out of movie projec·
tors.
"It's not that we're sus-
cent newsletter. which was picious," Ames said. "It's just
mailed to an resideots, made that it has happened in other
some teachers tum in favor or a strikes."
strike. That publication, which ''You try to anticipate the
d" ussed on · 1..A--r-: worst so no matter what bap-asc c ective V<Ug&LWng pens~u can run the school." and a possible strike., contained many "hair-truths and innuen-aaid . Pat .McDaniel, principal
Investigators said 'Mrs.
Sawvell, her body scraping down
the asphalt, was nearly run over
wben Jt repeatedly awerved. She
slid about 20 feet on her back
before she tumbled away. police
said
Police were not certain
whether the suspect let go or it he
just lost his grip battling to steer
and control the auto.
Pastor .Boden said Sawvell said
virtually nothing durine the con-
frontation but just stared into
space with a stony expression.
,l>ollce Detective Sgt. Bert
Chadwick said Mrs. Sawvell was
separating from her husband, a
self.employed drywaJI corustruc·
tion worker, and was en route to .
a (riend's house at the time.
Frwm P11ge AJ
JFK CAR •••
question it eventually will be ex·
hibited.
He said the company probably
will wait to display it until the
late president's two children,
Caroline, 19, and John Jr., 16, arc both older.
"We've been keeping it rather
quiet that we have it," Adams
said. "Due to the tragedy as·
sociated with the car, we feel it is
not a good idea to exhibit it now.
We don't want to capitalize on the
tragedy or the situation .••
Adams said the limousine is re.
siding in a company warehouse.
Border Flight
~Escapes Mexicans
F,....PageAl
NIXON •••.
.The story has opened a dispute
similar to those when Nixon was.
in office and the Post repeatedly
reported fresh disclosures abo\lt
the scandal widening around
Nixon and his aides. • .
"I feel as if I've been tbero,
before," said one Post editor·
Tuesday when told that Nixon's~
'-lawyers were accusing the ~
newspaper of rerusing to pubU.h '
a retraction or an inaccurate story. '
Nixon's lawyers maintain the
transcript containing the bush '
money rererencea was an early.
erroneous version later correct-,
ed to eliminate any reference to a
payoff of Wateraate burglars.
thus removing the implication ,
that Nixon lied in later public
statements. ·
Persons connected with the
broadoast admit that the late
pdbliclty blitz apparently has
helped sell advertising for the
shows. · dos," he said. at Rancho Canada Elementary
He said it convinced teachers School. He aald he bu imagined EAGLE PASS, Tex. (AP) -For David Driscoll,
that ··trus board really doesn't. himself as~ teache~ and thou~ht the few bl~ks from the public hosp~tal in Piedras Ne-F:ive minutes of national ad-
<' are because they're w1lhng to out everything he m1~ht do to dis-· ~ras, M~x1co, to the bluffs of the R~o Grande s~e.f!!ed _ ~er isi tir;e worthT~s,~-
.JJit\ · • D~stn~·t_g!.Clr•htl~~end... •. rup!.school. ~.,.-:-. -. \i ke "1il~~-&a4P> ,,,..,._ .-, ,.. . · ;= • r" ;.J ., '4 ~ .... °'°~~ •,
•• ~..,....r-Y~r. tha't tti~-w 'nt.>S • .,, ·•.~-'pl '""':""' ~l ··~ -· DnscolT'~;Mr ·nea 'the fiospital ~uesday, still 11 but one minute of national ad-
and 1t merely contamed their plan C. said Ra~ arubo, P!1n-handcuffed as a Mexican prisoner, and dog-paddled vertising for the other thr~ ln-
v1e" ofthes1tuat1on 5<:1Phal 1atHSerrando hlnlt:rm~iaedte across the river to the United States A Mexican of· stallments has also been
But "lule the threat of a strike hf 00 if e :8J t e h~ ~ggin t ficer fired at least r our shots as he fled. purchased by Cirms as diverse as han~s heav~ over th~diatri~t. mh s~ ad s u_ en w. k itn lino . "I was praying all the time I w~s swimming. I Greyhound Bus Co., the Hilton reprt-sl'nlaltves of the d1stnct sc 00 an ~eemg a pie e e, . . . Hotels, Alpo dog food, the c;aJio .ind tca<'hers were participatmg l'mpty parking lot a_nd followed m ade 1t ac~oss and went into some weeds and waited. wine makers and the hit movie.
today 10 fa<'l·finding. This pro-from that on anything unusual about 10 minutes. Then I saw this bord~r p atrolm an "BlackSunday."
nss. allowed llY the state's col· w~~ch m~btoccur. approach ••• I told him I was a l!~S. c~bzen .-I was
kl"llve bargaintng law. includes I d~.t think you can over· so g lad to see those blue eyes! said DrlBcoll, a Tonight's interview wil? focus
a review oC thl• negot1at1on pro· prt'pare, Garu~. said. Yet he diabetic from Altiuquerque, N.M. completely on the Watergate
<'l•ss and recommend<1tions on and other admlntstralors said Driscoll, in a telephone interview from the scandal&. Three installmenta on
"hat should be done. they hope they can put th~ folders Maverick County sheriff's office, said he b ad been ar· foreign arfalrs, domestic issues
Since Uus 1s the first time the containi~g their contingency rested in Merida, Yucatan, in southern Mexico on a~d Nixon's final days in office
rf1strict has .!!one throuRh the pro· plans <1way. • March 23, ;J.976. w1U be broadcast in succeeding 1~ss. noune could predict what * * * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~ee~k~s~-~·~~~~~~~~ "illhappena!laresultofit S ddJ b k' However. the fact-rinding 8 e 8C 8 ran~1·11 recommendahon11 are to
h<.' given to tht• district within 30
<lay!I. Under law. thPV mu1t tw
made public 10 days after that.
Viejo Man
Cited in Theft ·
Orange County sheriCf's or
· ficers ha\e issued a citation
<:hargtng petty theft to a Mission
Viejo man accused of taking
lawn and vegetable seeds from a
Laguna urns Mau store Without •
paym~ for them.
Deputies wued the citation to
John Anthony Craig, 68, of 267Sl
Carmenita Lane, after he was uc·
<·used by Seara Store employea ot
hiding the packeta of seeds in his
pockets. They were valued al S4.1J.
Toro Woman
Faces Charge
An ti Toro woman chareed
with laking clot.bing from a local
11tore without paying for it has
been cited on petty the.ft charges
by Oranae County sheriff'• of· llcers.
Deputies said they iseued the·.
citation to Sh.aron Marie
Blanchard, 25, or 24861 Stern St., .
atterahe Wal halt.eel by employes
of the K·Mart store, 236911-Jl Toro
Road, The clothlna wu valued at
$7.41.
Bandit Slain
PRESNO <AP> -An elderly
iroc ry It.Ore oner C lalJ.y ahot
•band.ti wbo had held• knlt• to
the merchanl '1 throat aad robbed~hfa muk • ~
Teachers Set
For Walkout
With the thrent or a teachers'
istrike looming large, iL is uncer•
lain If Saddleback Valley Unified
School District trustees will
respond to two other employe
group contract demandJ when
they meet toni~ht.
The board meeting i1 due to
bei;pn at 7 p.m. with a closed ex-
ecutive session, followed by the
open meeting at 8 p. m.
The board had been expected
to formally reply to pacts pro-
posed tor next year by the
Cahfomia School Employes As·
sociation and the SadcUeback
Valley Pupil Services Aasocia·
t1on.
But with a teachers' strike vote
due at 4 p.m. today, d1sUict of-
ficials were not sure 1f tha.. con·
tracts would be cOlllide.red.
The re,ular board agenda for
tonight Is llpt, with Items oo
employc 1uegestton pro,r am,
and tho report of a committee
formed to nalbe the new distrtct
school at Serrano Road and
Rid•• Route in Lake Forest.
Fl Toro Bur~
Take Ster o, TV '
Burglars wbo u1od a
screwdrt\tfr to pry opo tb• door
took a tel~vlaJon and &'«*>
equipment from an l Toro
home.
Oran1 County 1hcrift'1 ot-
ficer1 11ld farmer Anthony John
Chan.ala, 53. of 2078$ Canida
Road, rtpOrte<t I.he brett·m, He
valutd lheJou &1$125.
Wann up Suits 19•s to 391s
Sweat Shirts or Pants 51s
Hooded Sweat Sttts 71s & sso
Gym Shorts -JOftinr Shorts
Jrack Shorts.· Racquetball
Sllorts 21s to 4•s
Softball Shirts
Basut11an Shirts
Tennis DreSses
lJlled Tennis Shorts & Shirts
Mens & Boys TlftillS Shirts
Mens & Boys Terns Sborts
Tennis SlleS ,,
Aalclas -Tretern -COMrSe • Bancroft·
Jd Purcells •
Tennis Sox -Vlsoi'S • Hats
Racquetball Racquets & Balls
Handballs & Gloves
Badminton Rackets
Tennis Rackets • WUson
Dunlop ·Bancroft· Yonex •
Prince -
Racket Stringing
Tennis Balls 189 to 25° IJ'r can
SpeedO Swim Suits & Trunks
Swim GoUfes
Swim Flns·
Kick Boarifs
Ankle Weights
Barbell ' Dumbef I Sets
Jump Rapes-Chest Pulls
Extra Platei
\
DATSUN IS FOLLOWING IN THE rootatepe or Toyota, -
which fired its U.S. ad agency, Clinton E. Frank Inc .. In 1971
for the same reason Datsun ls now dismJssins Parker: lt,(
U.S. ~iness had nourbhed to thepolnt where It felt lt ju~
bad to have the services or a bfc-Ume New Yorlt ad afency. ~
And both are following the path trod by major U.S. com-
pani~: big advertisers gravitate to bJg agencies. , 1 •.
Neither the Parker nor the Frank agency could be fa1dt.1.,1 ••
ed on the basis or sales results. In 1967, Toyota sold 36.ootl.'. t•
cars here: tn 1975, when It jettisoned Frank, it sold 284,ootf. .. , •
cars. ln 1967, Datsun sold 33,000 cars here; Ii.st year it sokl:, .,
270,000. • .,
Those are remarkable results and you would think thal 1 ',
a company achieving that kind or growth would not want W;, \
change anything for fear of dismantling a winning comblna· .
lion. But that's not the way they think In the ad bu1ines11-
' Clients can. and frequently do, say that their success ts real• ''
'.IY due to their producta, not. the advertising. Agencies ar" •'> •
dllpeJ\Sable. 1;• ~
·-'1· ~ TOYOTA MOVED ITS -Mll.LION account out ot ' .. · ,Frank's Los Angeles office and lodged it with Dancer~ · ~
i'ltzgerald-Sample <.D·F·S>. New York. the aeency \hal ,
creates advert1smc tor Winston cigarettes. Bounty towel~•'""
Nucoa margarine. Skippy peanut butter and the Big G .~:~
cereals CWheat1es and Cheerios> It was D·F·S that came~ . '
with the "You asked for It, you got it" commercials. It's ltl4 ." :
12th largest U.S. ad agency. ., tt;
Which agency Datsun will move to is not known yet. But . 1 .,
It's clear, from the list or candidates published in the trad{' '
press, that it will be one of the major New York agencies'.
one that does not already have an auto account.
The Frank agency never survived the exodus of Toyota.
It was later apsorbed ~Campbell-Ewald, the agency that
handles. advel:'ttlsing f r Chevrolet. Whether· Parker Ad·
vertlsing can sw-vive atswt's defection is dubious. The
Parker 4gency handled~ million of advertising last year
-and ·~at.Sun accoun for about $40 million of that
volume. . ' '
The Madison A. venu~, genclcs Datsun is now talking to
are allin the $200.fttillio~ league. Datsun Is simply saying
that it ~aa outgr~wn ~e p~ ncy that helped it grow ..
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