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Patty Hearst
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -furthertimelnJail.
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no "I don't think there la • heart
contest to assault and robbery in America that lan't full of com·
charges, was given five years• pa11ion for the parent•," . l probation today by a judge who Caslllster. said. He called flan.
said she was no lhreatto society. dolpb and Catherine Hearst
Superior Court Judge E. "good people wbo love their Talbot Callister acted after lhe dau1hter."
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VanUhing
From Coast
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OttM D•llY 1'1i.. Slaff
Weather forecasters predicted
today the storm front that
dumped nearly two inches of ram
on Southern California this
weekend would vanish as quickly
as it came, leaving sunny, sprln&
days in its wake.
The Mother's Day storm was
viewed as both a curse and a
blessina by civic officials
throughout the Orange Coast who
noted on one hand the water·
savlnc benefits ot the rain, and
on the other the lives lost and pro-
perty damaged by the storm.
ln Lone Buch, dam"'e • esUmatea were aet at flS>,000 Crom the twister that touched
d Q 'fl n I n a r • s i d e n ti 11
nelchborbood in tbe central part
of the clty and moved northerly
Jn a swath or destruction.
The small torftado atruck a
·10.block area near 12tb Street
and Chestnut Avenue, uprootinl
trees, damaging roofs and shat·
terlng wtndowt, but cnstnc no
known deaths or serious bUurtea.
The Long Beach tornado wu
the second twister to bit Southun
CaUtornJa this seaaon.. A similar
<See STORM, Pas• A2)
since she is under a seven.year
priaon aentence for robbing a San
Francisco bank. She was ffffd
six months ago on $1.25 mWion1
ball pend.in& appeal of that con-
viction and the 9th U.S. DiJt.rict
Court o( Appeals ls expected to
rule soon in that case.
If her appeal is rejected, she
could return to serve at leut 14
months before beina eligible for
probation.
The slender. 23-year-old Mlss
Hearat stood sWTounded by her
attorneys as the Judge pro-
nounced sentence. All rour mem-
ber• ol her original defense team
came to court IM the aentenclna.
Her parent. ut in a front row in
the packed courtroom.
Callister told Miu Heanl she
would have to make restitution to
those whose property •be
damaied when she fired lwo
machine guns lo a wild sportinc
1oodi ltar* tracat May 16, 1'14.
Ml.II Hunt. tpOk'e nOl a wOfd
dui1nt the PrOCMdlnct. She wore
a brow" sweater and brown
lwMCI lklrt with boOU and w
hustled lri and out of court under private~. Deput1 Dlat. Atty. Sam
Ma)'ft'IOa s b felt that there
had been too much etrort by Jaw
<SeePA'ITY, PaseA2)
Hi • Oldie But Goodie I Hei ring
Set for
Public
BY SJ'EVE MITCHELL Otll•O•llyl'li.tSIAlll The Orange County Board of
Supervisors will be considerinc
the purchase of about 180 acres of
canyon Jand in west Costa Mesa at a public hearing May 18.
The parcel, tentatively called
Talbert Regional Park, is located
south of Fairview Regional Park
and north of 19th Street in Costa
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· Robert "Zeb" Ziemer shows off bis 1949
Plymouth convertible, one ot a number of
vintage autos owned by local car buffs.
For a look at some others, see Page A3.
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Carten AskS SS BOosts
W ASRINGTON CAP) -Preti·
dent Cart.er prt>poaed an eJ1ht·
po at protHm today l4 ahore up
the ftnanctally troubled Social
Security s~m by raising the
Social Security tues pald~by
emplOyera and many middl~ and
Social Security tax rates for
the self-employed would rise
from seven percent to 7.5 j)er· cent. New rules aetUnc a
person's eUgibiUty for benefits
would ellmlnate a provision that
allows men to collect depen·
dent's benefib oven lf they were
not dependent Oil theJr w_ives.
As expec~. a provision was
propc>Hd to correct an error In a
1972 law that resulted ln over·
compensating future retirees for
lncrease.lntbecoatoflivinc.
The Carter proposal· was
necessary becaU!e the blah un-
eru ployment of recent years,
coupled With tho 19'72 law requlr·
log automatic coat~of ·Uvlnt
benefit increases for the natloa'1
33 miWcn Social Security reel·
pltnl8, threatened to banJfrupt
thelruatfu.nda.
the east by bluffs 'Slong Paci.tic
Avenue in Costa Mesa.
The land has been on the coun-
ty's master plan of regional
parks for many years.
State Mutual Savings and Loan
Association. owner of the proper·
ty, has offered it to the county for
$15,000 an acre.
An adjacent parcel owned by
the same savings institution was
sold recently to the City of Costa
Mesa for about $20,000 an acre.
"We think lt's a pretty good
bargain." said county planner
Joseph Hyde.
He said the county would pro-
bably have to buy the river bed
property in any case, because of
the planned widening of the San-
ta Ana river tor flood control
purposes.
Hyde said funding tor the park
land has been appropriated for
the next fiscal year from county
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Dia·
trict and county'.1 Flood Control
District funds.
H the board votes to go ahead
with the acqulsitlon, Hyde said,
the area would probably remain
undeveloped open apace tor a
while.
"We don't have a general de·
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CoQt
Weather
Chance of shower•
decreasln1 to 10 percent
late tooilht and near aero
Tuesday. Lowa tonlaht 48
to $8. High.a Tuesday in
mld and upper eo..
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.4Z DAILY PILOT s
New JFK ~'Theory'
Was Fatal Slwt Fired by SS Agent?
BALTIMORE .. tAP) -A nedy'ukulhndakin. n1lly,"Donahue1ald.
Maryland euosmlth who haa ''It would slinc -as a shot .. Unlikely as It may 1eem. the
spent years studying the as· from a BB eun would slin& -and hi1h·veloclty bullet would be
uaalnalion of President Ken· after havin-1 been hit, the pre1l· eully capable of dol.at exa~tly
nedy believes that a Secret dent could have madtt the ex· what the Warren Report aeeeiit·
Service agent ac~ldentally fired clamatlon Roy Kellerman Hid ed a1 actuallty,0 be Hid. He
the fatal bullet, panicking after he made, 'M)' God, I'm hit.' " added that the president could
hearing Lee Harvey Oswald's Donahuesaid. not have •Pokeo after belng hit
first shot. Kellerman, a Secret Service by the high-velocity bullet, which
"Since 1969 I have been Wlable agent, was riding in the front seat shattered his larynx.
to turn up evidence which shakes of the presidential limousine. ·'Gov. Connally recovered
any part or my conclusion," "Oswald's second abot wu the frolJl bll woundl and 1 thlnk the
gunsmith Howard Donahue said so-called miracle bullet which prHident could b•v•, too.
in an inter v I e w w Ith the pierced the prHident '• back and altbouih poulbly hil voice mllbt
Baltimore Sunday Sun. throat and passed through have been Impaired," the
A spokesman for the Secret <former Texas Gov.) John Con· aunsmlthaatd.
Service declined to comment to-To explain the fatal ahot, which
day on the Donahue Interview, blew Kennedy's skull apart.
but said, "We concur in the find · Donahue cites the testimony ofS.
ings of the Warren Commission." M. Holland, an elderly man who
The Warren Commlulon con-aaw the uaaaloation from an
eluded that Kennedy waa killed overpass. Holland said he aaw a
by Oswald acting alone. , Secret Service man atand up in
Donahue, who has a iNO shop tbe presidential car with a
in suburban Towson, became ill· machine gun, then stumble.
volved with the assasalnation Donahue 1atd he tblnk1 the
through a 1967 CBS television man who1tood wu in the follow·
show in which he and other ap car. The fUNmltb said he
marksmen fi red the type of rifle feels most Qb9erven didn't 1ee
Oswald is thought to have used him because he was shielded by
under almost the same condi· other agents ln the follow-up car.
lions. Donahue areued that the two
Donahue was the only one to buUeta that at.ruck the president
score three accurate shots during weren't Identical bullets fired
u 6.5-second period, the time from the aame high-powered
Oswald is thoueht to have had t-0 Italian rifle, as a(:Cepted by the
fi re. WarrenCommlulon. He accepts the evidence that '
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Tieo tor the Road
Nicholas Ernesto of Reading, PA., takes
his Labrador retriever, Teak, for a ride on
a rural highway. Although the state re·
\
quires all cycle riders to wear helmets,
Teak just can't read.
Oswald was trying to kill the pre·
s1dent in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
But he says Oswald's first bullet
·missed the presidential car, hit·
ting the pavement end breekmg
up in a spray of metal fragments. HB----Club ~-Fire-Pr-obe-Continues
"It 1s a matter of record that
five metal fragments were
picked up iatcr in the car," he
said "Then• 1s pictorial e' 1dcnce
of their hitting the windshield
and also denting a piece of
chromework near the rearview
mirror."
Al"Wfrephol•
'NO SOCIETY THREAr
Patricia Hearst
p,....p~AJ
He theorizes that one of the PA'ITY
fragments was the 6.5mm piece • • •
of melaJ found between Ken·
Samlleback
2m1Campus
Delay Seen
Saddlch<1ck College trustees
will be asked tonight to delay a
scheduled hearing on the pro-
posed second campus site until
their May 23 meeting
enforcement "not to show
favoritism to this defendant."
Thus, he said, she stood the risk
of being punished tooharshly.
''It would be wrong lo satisfy
those who say there is special
treatment for the rich by
punishing this defendant In.
ordinately." he said.
"There has never been another
case like this and l sincerely
hope there will not be again," he
said.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of IM Oallf l"li.t Staff
Investigators are continuing
their probe into methods and
motives involved in what police
say was the $125,000 torching ear-
ly last Friday of the Huntington
Beach jazz club, Hungry Joe's.
Police allege the fire was set
by Robert J. Blnoall who re-
m ained in jail today in lieu of
$25,000 ball on charges of
burglary and arson. He was ar·
rested Friday near the scene of the predawn blaze.
BlnnaJI, 24, of 16862 Pacific
Coast Highway, Huntington
Beach, was at first identified by
police following his arrest as an
employe of the night club, but he
is not.
"Nobody that we have talked
to could even remember seeing
him in the place," Detective Bob
Ruasell sald, adding that Blnnall
is employed by the Grinder, a
ham burg.er restaurant several
blocks away on Pacific Coast
Highway.
The predawn blaze caused an
estimated $75.000 m structural
damage and $50,000 loss m con-
tents of the nightclub at 1506
Pacific Coast ffighway.
Investigators said owner John
Pucella, who has been trying to
sell Hunary Joe's for the past
several months, had let his fire
insurance on the premises lapse.
Detective Russl•ll !>aid Pucella
was under the 1mpress1on pro·
perty owner Bob Music matn·
tained fire insuninct• on th1• dub.
while Music was of the• h<•hef
Pucella was still paying for such
insurance.
"It looks like they're both
ouL ... " Detective Russell re·
marked.
Investigators say It is therefore
extremely difficult to establish a
motive Cor the fire, because no
one had any potential benefit
from it.
The suspect held on charges of
breaking into the concrete block
and wood bullding and setting lhc
fire has no record of arson ac·
l1v1ttes either, police say. During
its hcyda). Hungry Jol,.S bookl-d
such JalZ art1!>ls a:. Cal TJader,
Jimmy Witherspoon. Bud Shank
and Gabor Stabo.
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STORM TO VANISH ..•
storm in Fullerton in mid·March
l'aused about Sl.5 million
damage.
Meanwhile. county officials al·
trihutcd the deaths of two people
in Santa Ana early Sunday lo the
storm conditions.
Fernando Navarro, 19, of San·
t a Ana and his passenge r,
Ne~rete Orhlia, 34, both of Santa
Ana, died after Navarro'' car
skidded into a wall and utiHty
pole in t.he 3000 block of McFad·
den Strfft.
In NC'wport, harbor patrolmen
smd the only call for help they
n·spondcd lo wus issued when the
l'. S . Coast Guard Cutter Point
D1v1dc lost powC'r while coming
into the harbor and was washed
onto the west jelly.
llarhor patrolmen said the
crew was able to get the boat off
the rocks under her own power
and apparently sustained no ma·
JOr damage 1n the 4:30 p.m. inc1·
dent. Roy Barletta, district business
manager, said he Is seekmg the
postponement "to reassess our
whole position on lh1s to de·
termine 1f we l'an negotiate a
sale for the land ··
Both Mayerson and Miss
Hearst's attorney, F. Lee Bailey,
stressed that the newspaper
heiress was a kidnap victim
when she committed crimes. The
judge said that was 1 miUgatlng
factor in his decision and be said
he had ample evidence that she
would commit no further crimes.
Fractured Skull
Mts. Orhlia was reported.Jy a
widowed mother or seven.
One of the major incidents of
property damage occurred Sun-
day night in Huntington Beach
when the roof of the United
California Bank, 319 Main St. col·
lapsed apparently from the
weight of accumulated rain
Water district o((icials from
throughout the Orange Coast
acknowledged that the rainfall
would have some short.term
benefiL<i, but all agreed that il
would not alleviate the statewide
drought conditions.
Two weeks a~o th(' t'Ollege
board scuttled plans to buy 20
acres at Myford Road and .Bryan
Avenue and voted 4 3 to make a
. ~ , ,de~I for a. ~!.l~.).ll ,J c,(fr_a .B<wJ~
..i--... -.. ..,. dW'mit ~er; DtiV,119 ,'lJOtti
parcels nre owned hy th(' lrvme
Company.
Barl('lla c;;iid 1t would he pre·
rerabfo to thf' <'ollcgc to buy the
land outri~ht, without going
through condcmnal1on proceed-
ings. Company \'ICC president
Richard Reese said last week
that his firm would hold out for
condemnation on either parcel
hecall!e oflax savings that would
be accrued.
A recent Orangt' County
Counsel's office ruhng held that
two·thirds of thC' board Cflve
members) must vote to condemn
property. The split two weeks
ago Indicated that il might be dtf·
f1cult to garner that majonty
The hearing tonight was to
have permitted the Irvine Com·
pany and the public to respond to
a proposal for condemnation of
the land.
Tonight's mcetini begins at
7. 30 p.m. tn room 212 of the col·
lege library
Strile Concludes
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
<AP) -Protestant extrerniata
barricaded highways and roving
bands threatened workers today
in an effort to aave their dying
general strike.
O"ANOI! COAIT -s
DAILY PILOT
He struck from the court re-
cord two allegations o( use of a
firearm which could have in·
tensified any sentence against
lilts Hearst. The five yetts' pto-
batloil applies lo both counts lo
which she pleaded no contest, a
plea the judge said wa1 tanta·
mountto guilty.
She allegedly fired the ewu to
provide cover for escaping Sym.
bionese UberaUon Army "com·
rades," William and Emily
Harris.
The potential sentence for the
convicted heiress who joined
forces with her revolutionary ab-
ductors could have ran1ed from
H little ustrai&btprobaUontou
much as 15~ )'ea.rs to life In
prison.
F,... P"fle ~J
PARK •••
velopment plan for the site, but
the southern half at least would .
remain natural.
.. It would Jay there until a plan
is deviled," Hyde said. He said
the northern portion might be de·
veloped as a park area, much
like Fairview Regional Park
which abuts lt.
The public hearing will begin
at 9:30 a.m. In Room 605 ot the
county Administration Buildlne,
515 N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana.
Bandit Gets
$160 in SJC
An Intruder ara>ed with a
sawed oCt stwtiun took $180 In
cash Sunday Digbt from a San
Juan Capiatranoservice station.
Oranae County Sheriff'• or.
flcera said attendant Neil Arthur
Smith oC the Ortega Shell 1tation,
27401 Orte1a Hi1bwa1, waa
robbed by a man who pulled a
sboteun from beneath bll lll"ftn
fatigue Jacket and dtmanded the
contents of the cash register.
Olflcen saia th• vtcum told
them the iunman then clroveoff at
hlab a peed in what they ducrtbed
01 a late model yellow veh.lcle
wtt.h • camper1btll.
400 Hurt in Riot
TOKYO (AP) -More than COO penom •ae lQJu.ted fn a baWe
btlWffQ lf.,000 riot poltct and ~~=~i~r-°t
DIW 1553 JDUlJ.oD laternal.Mmal airport.
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'Cause of Death' Based on 8 a.m. readings, the
storm totals were recorded In the
A fractured skull caused the
death of a 21-year-old Anaheim.
woman i nvolved in an
Industrial accident in Irvine Fri·
day. the Orange County
Coroner's Office revealed today.
A coroner'• deputy aald the
autopsy hu been completed for
Paula Ramirez, an employe at
TDK lnduatriet, 170n Daimler
St. However. he said in·
veatieatora Crom his office and
rrom the alate Occupational
Sarety Health Adminl1trati0b
<OSHA) are sUll tryln1 lo piece
to1ethef tbe detaill or the acci·
dent.
Thief Rifles
LB Apartment;
l.DOt 84, I 7 6
A brown poe1um fur bJ~et
valued at Sl,000 and a German
antique wall clock valued at $700
were amone Items reported lost
in a Laguna Beach buralary
Saturday.
Land1caper John F. Wat. 32.
of "4> San Joactuin St., told Police
the buraJar pried open a locked
window with a 1crewi:lriver. Hi1
studio apartment waa wholly
rlned, Police said.
Other &ooda 1tolen Jncluded a
17·tnch Sony portable color
televtaton, a Quadranex stereo.
AM/FM radJo and 1peaken, 38
el11\l·track tapes, a clock radio,
a Tiffany lamp, an Acme Juicer,
an alabuter cbeH aet, five
1talned 1tu1 windows, a n.
1eciton mirror and a butane table
lichter.
Total loa, accordlu to West_ w •• valued at ... ·us. -
Poli co 11ld the thief curled out
the .ltem1 thtoup • kltd\en door.
Newport Bridge
Delay, Reported
Newport Seaclt't public worb
director •'1• he now doubt& the
new Paclflc Cout Hl1b,wa~
brldfe OHi' Upper: Newport a.y
ll 1otnito be eompleteid br 1'71.
IA a l'ePOt't pnparid for de-
ll very to dl)' ~Umtn at tbetr
1tudy ..,Son Udl attemoon. loe Devlin Hld dela)'a callMd by tbe.
cout.al comm.11&1• uve mlde tt ••tnctt111Dc11 dOU~ Uaat tM
PCR ~bit aa the l1De Ill' •7 •• , _ ~ planned.
The incident occdrre<l at 10130
p.m. Friday at. the Irvine plant.
Paramedics were called to the
scene, but the youne woman died
before reachlni Tustin Com·
munlty HospltaJ.
Witnesses next to Miss
Ramirez's work station said they
noticed a "rire·Uke blast" from
the plastio-moldlnf machine she
waa atandlne in front or and then
saw her lylni on the ground mo-
ment.I later.
None of the wltneaaes reported
heartn1 a loud noise or reeUne a
concUNlon from the blast, lead·
tne lnvesU1atora to believe there
wasn't an explosion.
Several wttneases aald that
after Miss Ramirez fell, a metal
conveyor belt fell on top of her.
Irvine poli ce said several
members or Miu Ramirez'
family work at TDK, which
makes plasl.Jc cassettes.
: ~~~ Of#fei~fs • &t&.c~b'm1tii
were busy transferring money,
safe deposit boxes and bank re.
cords to the UCB at 7902 Ed1nger
Ave.
Damage estimates were not
immediately available but poUcc
said that no one was In the bank
at the time the roo( caved In.
Elsewhere along the coast, the
storm was responsible fpr
damage lo scores of trees and
what officials caJI locallzed flood·
mg whlch quickly dissipated.
City officials estimate that
most or the debris left In the
;torm 's wake will take a few
jays to clean up.
The only major boatini dis·
aster reported along tbe Oranie
Coast occurred in Seal Beach
where an unmanned bait barae
drifted free of Its moortn1s and
broke up off the Alamitos Bay
Peninsula.
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Newport Harbor, 1.54 incht•s;
North Irvine, 2.15 inches;
Laguna Beach. 1.32 inches and
Laguna Nigu<•I, l.21 inches.
The water-saving ·effect of the
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"Sixty percent of domestic
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EDITION
WASJllNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter proposed an eight·
.J point Pf00"8Dl today to shore up
...... the financtallY troubled Social
Security system by raising the
Social Security taxes paid by
employers and many middle and
upper income Americana.
The President asked Congress
Sn a mess•ge to divert some eneral tax revenues into the
c1al SecuritY trust funds when
unemployment rlaeii above six
percent. nie jobless rate now is
seven percenL
The plan als6 would require
employers to pay their aha.re of
Social Security taxes on all or an
employe's income, rather than
just on a portion as they do now.
The maximum income on
which employes pay Social
Security taxes, now set at $18,SOO.
would rise 12,400 by 1985 in addi·
tlon ta. expected automat.le ID·
creue1 between now and thm.
IncreaalnJ the wago·bue cell·
1nf, 11 the $18,500 t11ure I•
caJJed, would mean that
employes who make more than
the present maximum would pay
hiaber taxes. Describing the increasefllln the
wa1e-baae ceilina. HEW
Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr.,
who briefed the Cabinet and re-
-• • f
· porters on the_ proposal this
morn.m,, aald workqs making
more tban the maximum would
pay an additional 134 in Social
Security taxes in 1979 and
another _, more in 1981. 1be
cost would rtse at comparable or
sUabtly hlaber ratea 1D 1983 and
llSS.
Taxes for all Social Security
taxpayers would go up .25 per-
cent in l98S and • 7~ percent in
1990, in addition to automaUc
rate Increases scheduled for next
year and 1982. The rate, now set
at s.as percent of every covered
employe's Income up to the max·
lmum, will ao to 8.05 percent 1D
1978 and to 6.30 percent In 1981.
The average worker now pays
$8!58 a year 1n Social Security tax·
es and w1l.l pay $890 1n 1982 aa a
result of the automatic in·
creases.
Vice President Walter F. Mon·
dale. wbo cbaired the Cab!Qet
meetlnl in Carter•• absence and
opened th• briefing for reporters,
satd, "~e Amvio.n people
have the rl&ht to 6pect that the
Social Security beneflt• they
worked ao hud to earn will be
there when they oeed them.
Older Americans shouldn't have
to live in !eer that their benefits
may be reduced or cut off.
~auy Hearst
Gets Probation·
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no
contest to assault and robbery
-cnargei;""wai-given·.11ve years"'
probation today by a judge who
said she was no threat to society.
Superior Court Judge E.
Talbot Calliater acted after the
prosecutor joined the defense in
asking that Miss Hearst spend no
further time in jail.
"I don't think there ls a heart
in America that Isn't full of com·
pa ta ion for the parents."
Callister said. He called Ran· dolph and Catherine Hearst
·•good people who love their
dauahter."
Probation does not .necessarily
An Oldie But Goodie Ford Group
Out Front
lnBidJ,ing
Robert "Zeb" Ziemer shows off his 1949
Plymouth convertible, one of a number of
vintage autos owned by local car buffs.
For a look at some others, see Page A3.
Death Bill
Yes Vote Set
By Mangers
SACRAMENTO <AP) -An
Orange County Democrat said
today he will "reluctantly" vote
~~the ~~ljf~JKr:e~ • id~-----·~~ .. ov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's
promised veto.
Assemblyman Dennis
Mangers, who had been un·
decided, said the decision was
"the most difficult of my brier
experience In the Ca1Horn1a
Legislature.
"I have long harbored the idea
there la no proof that capital
punishment is a deterrent to
murde r ," s111d Mangers, a
freshman from Jlunt.in1ton
Beach.
"And frankly 1 still am not sure
whether it is or not. But what I
learned from these discussions
with men who have been conVict·
ed of capital crimes &ave me a
whole new dimension
"So many of the people oo
death row showed little remorse
over what they had done.
Several, in fact, told me they
would do the same thins over" ·
ag•ln lt the clock were tW"DC!d
back." '
M a°'er1• aMou11ceme11t. hi·
(rtuecl UN nu ber ot A-.inhl •
memberl who ay they wlU-«
probably will -vote for. tbe '
death penalty to aa, accordtia} to
anAPsurvey.
Maneers said he visited death
row at San Quentin and alao
polled his constituent.a. Eighty.
tour percent or those respond.inl
said they favored capltal punish· ment.
Fifty.four \lot.es •re netded to
approve a blll that would take ef·
feet lmmedJ1tely or to overrldo
Brown's veto.
Clear Sky Forecast
Mter Coast Storm , ByTOM BAllLBY
CMU. D.ily Hit Stefl
An East Coast group that has
the backlne of Henry Ferd II and
CHllY~I .... ......_
WHERE TORNADO HIT
Long S.ech AHalled
By JOANNE REYNOLDS Joan Irvine Smith took the lead
ou ... o.u,~11otst11t again today in the battle wiU, the'
Weather forecasters predicted Mobil Corporation !or control of
today the storm front that the Irvine Company. ·
dumped nearly two inches of rain Th~ 1roup Placed a new bid ~ :-• !GM1tetn CalUornla tllls· before directors or the James
weekend would vanish as quickly Irvine Foundation today,
as it came, leaving sunny, spring It was later revealed by
daysin1tswake. Detroit developer Allred Taub·
The Mother's Day storm was man that his organization has of.
viewed as both a curse and a fered $309,251,250 or $36.75 a
blessjna by elvlc officials share, forthelrvineCompany.
throughout the Oranae Coast •ho Tbe bid tops the recent S36·a· noted on one hand the water· share Mobil offer by $2,103,750.
savtna benefits or the rain, and Identifying himself and de·
on the other the lives lost and pro-veloper Donald Bren as the
perty damaged by theatorm. senior partners io the con·
In Long Beach, damage 1ortlum, .Taubman commented
estimates were set at $750,000 that the Eut Cout 1roup is
from the twister that touched "absolutely determined to
down in a re1idtntial purchuethelrvtneCompany.
neighborhood in the central part 41We 1haD remain in Ulla bid·
of the city and moved northerly dlnf race with Mobil until our ef·
in a swath of destruction. forta meet with success,'' Taub-
The small tornado struck a mu said.
bl k 12th str The new Offer, l! it ls accepta-lO· oc area near eet bJe to the foundaUon, meana that
and Chestnut Avenue, uprooting Mobil o<ustnowtubmlt a new bid trees, damaging roofs and shat· if lt is to remain ,0 cont•"'Uon •or terlng windows, but causing no • -· 4' known dealha or serious injuries. the Irvine Company. Mobil once
The t.oq Beach tornado wu almost bought the Irvine Com·
the •econd twister to hlt Sout.he,rn pany for $200 m!Won. .
California UU. aeaon. A slmlfar Mobil offtcl• today ~fused to
1torm ln Fullerton in mid·Marcb comment on the new ofter made
c:aua.ed about $1.$ mlUa.... b1 their com~ton anW~
damage. .have bad aft op1>9rtunfty to •·
Meanwhile, county Officiali at· amine tbe bid.
trtbuted \he d'uths of two ~· Principals 1.n the consortium
in-Santa Ana earl)' SUndl1 tO Ule that now appean 1o have the
storm conditions. · ed1e on Mobil 1Dclude Ford, Mra.
Fernando Navarro, 19, of San· Smith. Detroit developer Alfred
ta Ana and his passenger, Taubman. Wall street financter
• <&eSTORM, Pa1e AZ> <SeelllVINE, Pa•eAZ>
mean freedom for Miss Heant,
since she is under a seven-year
prison sentence for robbing a San
FrancisCQ bink. Slfe was rreea-
slx rnonOUs ago on $1.25 milllon1
bail pending appeal of that con·
viction and the 9lh U.S. Di.strict
Court of Appeals is expected to
rule 10001n that case.
If her appeal is rejected, she
could return to serve at le~t 14
months before being eligible for
probation.
The slender. 23-year·old Miss
Hearst stood surrounded by her
attorneys as the judge pro-
nounced sentence. All four mem·
be rs of her original defense team
came to court for the sentellCl.ni-
Her parmll0 sat lD a front row~
the packed courtroom.
Calllater told Miss Hearst she
-would have tamllke'RStitation1o · -·
those whose pl'operty she
damaced when she fired two
machine euns in a wild sporting
goods It.ore fracas May 16, 1974.
MlJs Hearst spoke not a word
durlne the proceedings. She wore
a brown sweater and brown
tweed skirt with boots and was
hustled in and out of court under
private guard.
Deputy Dist. Atty. Sam
Mayenon said he Celt that there
had been too much effort by law
enforcement .. not to show
(See PATl'Y, Pa1e AZ> .
.,...., ~"" ..... M.,a
MAP SHOWS RELATIONSHIP OF PARK BUYS
County Eying Riverfront Property In Me1a
County to Study
Mesa Land Boy
while. "We don't have a 1eneral de·
veJopment plan for the 1Jte, but
the aout.bem ball at leut 'liOUld
remain natural.
.. It would lay there WtUl a plan
ta deviJed," Hyde said. He 11ld
the nonhem portion miaht be de·
veloped as a park area. much
like Fairview RefiQnal Park
wblcb abutl it.
Cb•nce of 1boweu
debreuin, to 10 perceDt
late tooiaht aDd near zero·
Tuesday. Lowa toeilabt 41.
to 68. Rl•hs Tuesday ln
mid and upper 809 • .
INSIDE TODAY
Q ENEV A, Switzerland CAP> -
President Carter met today wltb
Syrian Pretldent Hares Aqad to
Harch for waya *° end the de-
cadea-old Arab-JaraeU conllict. A
Syrian IOW'Ce Hid A11•d pre-
sented Carter with an Arab con·
eensus plan for creation or a
PaleaUnian state.
·A 'overnment 1ource in
Damucua, Syria, told reporter1
the plan had thf approval or
Eaypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and
Palestine Liberation Or1anha·
ttoo leader Yulr Arafat.
The aource indicated the pro-
posal called for a Paleatlan·
homeland on the West Bank ot
the Jordan River and the Gaza
Strip, Jsraell-occupled ter-
TONIGHT
COSTA MESA PLANNING
COMMISSION -Reeular meet·
ing, City Hall, 6 :30 p.m.
OCC LECTURE -"Con\'eraa·
~i?n with Master Mariners,"
l"me Arts 119, 7:30p.m .
TUESDAY MAY. lt --SENTOlt ~Tt-lfENS CLffB _.:
Community Recreation Center,
Tues .. Wed., Thurs .. 12-3 p.m.
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -Regular meeting,
Costa Mesa city council cham·
bers, 7:30p.m.
"BEHIND THE
HEADLINES" -Dr. Giles T.
Bro"' n lecturer, OCC Forum,
7:30p.m.
OCC LECTURE -"Cycle and
Sphere of Worn an hood,"
Women's Center, 7:30p.m.
"EQUUS" -South Coast
Repertory Theate r , Tuesday.
Sunday through June 11, 8 p.m.
p,...p,,._AJ
IRVINE •••
Charles Allen and developer
Donald Bren. the son or actreas
Claire Trevor.
Bren has reportedly provided
more than 60 percent of the funds
needed by the group to acquire
the Irvine Company.
Bren has been (urther iden-
tified as the dnvang force behind
ant1 -.Mob1l ad" ertlsements that
have appeared in several na·
t1onal and local newspapers 1n
recent weeks.
ritortes. He aaid Arab leaders
had reaolvtd their ditferences
over the llmca the new atate
would bave with Jordan, but ·be.
1nenodeta1ll. There wunolm-
medtate comment from tbe
Carter party.
Carter and Auad were both op-
tlmiaUc on their arrival here, but
Jarael viewed their talks un· eaallv. "I believe it la the year of hope
for 1ubltantial proeress," Carter
aald as he and Assad met briefly
with reportera before begl.nnlng
their disci.wion.
"We are greatly opllml.aUc,"
1aid Aaaad, quickly adding that a
"magic wand" was not at hand
but that "obviously there ia the
will to look for a solution."
Before leaving London, site of
a seven·nation weekend summit
conference, Carter conferred
with the leaden of Britain,
France and West Germany and
the four isssued a warning on the
status of Berlin. (Summit
analysis. page A4 ).
They said that East-West de·
tente would be seriously
threatened if the Communists
continue efrorta to make Eaat
Berlin an integral part of Eaat
Germany, rather than a sector of
a four-power city under the Unit·
ed States, Britain, France and
the Soviet Union.
•
Dlll•Pl1Mlttff ,Ml•
BANK ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER WEIQHT OF WATER
No One Waa In Huntington 8e1tet't UCB at the Time
,,,.._ P.,,e AJ
STORM TO VANISH. • •
Upon arriving here Carter said Negrete Orhlia, 34. both of Santa the roclaa under her own power
"we hope to be back" later this Ana, died after Navarro's car and apparently susJained no ma·
year for renewed Geneva talks skidded Into a wall and utility ~r damag~in_the 4_;_30-P.:.m.Jnci·
between-Jsraet--and tter Arab i>OJe-ift-tne 3600~cror ?.Rncr-· uen .
neighbors. . den Street. Water district ofllcials from
It was not immediately clear' Mrs. OrhUa was reportedly a throughout the Orange Coast
whether Carter meant he widowed mother or seven. acknowledeed lhat the rainfall
personally would return to One of the major Incidents or would have some short-term
Switzerland for a Geneva peace property damage occurred Sun-benefits, but all agreed that it
conference or was simply refer· day night in Huntington Beach would not alleviate the statewide
ring to the fact that the United when the roof of the United drought conditibns.
Statea and the Soviet Union are California Bank, 319 Main St.col-Bued on s a.m. readings, the
cochairmen of the stalled con· lapsed apparently from the stormtotalswererecordedinthe
ference. weight of accumulated rain following areas:
A senior omcial aboard the wat er. ~anta Ana civic center, 1.50 In·
President's jet disclosed ion tht> Ba nk oCficials this morning ches; Santlaeo Peak, 2.80 Inches;
flight from London that Carter wer e busy transferring money, Huntington Beach, 2.55 inches;
would meet in Washington with s afe deposit boxes and bank re· Newport Harbor. l.54 inches;
Shimon Peres if. as expected. rordsto thc UCB at7902Edinger North Irvine, 2 .15 inches:
Peres becomes prime minister of Avl'. Laguna Beach, 1 32 inches and
lsrael as. a result of the May 17 Damage estimates were not Laguna NiguC'I. 1.21 mcht·s .
Israeli elections. Peres , defense' immediately available but police The water-saving t:ffrct of the
minister, is serving as acting s aid that no one was In the bank s torm. was explained by Carl
prime minister. ul the lime the roof caved in. Kym la. general manger of the
The official said s uch a meC't Elsewh ere along the coast, the Moulton-Niguel Water District
Nixon
Talks of
Kissinger
NEW YORK (AP) -Former
Prel\ident Nixon tell• David
Frost in l.helr second television
interview that Henry Kiaslnger
had n~ed dOObta about Uie
CambOdlan...invulon alter the
Kent State killings.
Nixon also says KJ.sainger had
sometimes hinted at reaianin1 u
secretary oC atate, Newswedt re·
ported in its issue dated May 16.
The interview il'to t>. broadcast
Thursday Dijht. _
rn thia week's New York
maguioe, Jobn D. Ebrllchman
terms the flrat Nixon interview
··a smarmy, maudlin ra ·
tionalizatioo that will be teated
and found falae."
Serving a JO.month-to-ei1ht·
year term at Camp Stalford
Federal Prison in Arizona, the
onetime presidential aaalatant aJ.
leges that Nixon went to
"desperate leneths" to try to
keep the Water1ate special PJ'Q-
secutor from leamln1 about the
break·ln at the office or Daniel
Ellsberg's peychiatrl!t.
Ebtlichman at,o says Nixon
personally counseled aide
Charles Colson on how to "buy"
the silence of E. Howard Hunt.
EhrUchman says Nixon's ac-
count of the emotional seaslon
when the president flred him was
partly correct but that Nixon did
not mention offering his aide "a
hugesumofmoney."
Saying be declined the. money,
Ebrlkbman tap_ lt Wt\ll_liiMn
who auggeatecl thaTUie president
fire chief of staff H.R. Haldeman
and not Ehrlichman.
In Newsweek's account of the
second i.ptervlew, Nixon says that
~issinger, when he waa national
security adviser, contrived to ex·
elude Secretary of State William
Rogers from some key dedsions.
The former president says
Klssinpr "was for going" into Ca~boclta in 1970, but not on the
scale advocated by Nixon.
"Then came Kent Stale, which
was a terrible emotional shock to
Kissinger," Nixon continues.
"And of course a torrent or abuse,
because the implication was that
because we did Cambodia, three
students were killed In Kent
Slate." Actually, four were killed.
o.ilyPIM4t!Mf .....
SEEKS U.S. TITLE
JunlOf' Mlaa Cook
Irvine Girl
lnJi1nior.
Miss Fete I
Tonl1hl'1 the nfg}>t Whed
Jrvlnt'• Virginia Cook,' the
California Junior Miss~ wW vid
for the national Junior Mias tlUt!i
on national television. ' '•
Mist Cook, 18, a se'Dior ,at
University High School, will
compete against 49 oth~r
American teens at the Junior
Mias pageant 1n Mobile, A1a. TM
pageant will be televised at 9
o'clock on CBS, channel 2.
M ha Cook, daughter of
Thomas and Jewel Cook, earlier
won the state UUe over 63 other
California girls. -Min "CQolr-ts -.a .... clflttver.n.-.,..,,trttrr
school newspaper, and in debate
and drama. and is rounding pre-
sident or the campus Junior Ex·
change Club. She also is a varsitY,
songleader.
F,....P.,,eAJ
PATIY •••
favoritism to this derendanL"
Thus, he said, she stood the risk or being punished tbo harshly.
"It would be wrong to satisfy
those who say there is special
treatment for the rich by
punishing this defendant in·
ordinatcly," he sa1d.
ing probably would t ake pl ace s t orm was res ponsible for who pointed out that mo.st of the
vtry soon after the elections dam age to scores or trees and w a t e r c o n s u m m c d b y Terrorism
To Increase?
--"There has never been another
case like this and I sincerely
hope there will not be again," he
said. Carter was scheduled to fl v "hat officials call localized nood-homeowners is used for water1ng
back to London tonight and to at ing v. hich quickly dissipated. treir yards.
tend a North Atlantic Treaty · Ctty officials estimate that "Sixty percenl of domestic
Organization meeting here Tues-most of the debris left in the consumption 1s outside 1rnga·
day before returning k> the Lnit .;torm 's wake wall take a kw .lion." he said lie said the effect WASHINGTON CAP) -In-
ed StatesTuesday night layi.tocleanup. of s uchMraanfalllastslendaysto ternational terrorism, a
Carter srud his mectin~ v.1th The only muJor boatmg dis· tv.o weeks. which could produce phenomenonofthel970s,lsllkely
Assad and other Arab and Israeli lster rePQrted along the Orange !tubstanhal savings in districts to increase while at the same
leaders would put him "in a bt.•t Coa~t occurred in Seal Beach s uch ~ his where domestic use time receiving encouragement
ter condition loJudg<' the areas of where an unmanned bait barge constitutes more than 75 percent from some countries, the State
agreement. .. and d 1sa~n'l' drifted Cree of its moorings and of the district's customers. Department says.
menl." broke' up orr the Alamitos Bay County fire d e partme nt In correspondence made
Secretary of State Cyrus R. l'rn1osula spokesman Bruce Turbeville said pub~lc Sunday by Sen. Jacob
Both Mayerson and Miss
Hearst's attorney, F. Lee Balley,
s tretaed that the newspaper
heiress was a kidnap victim
when she committed crimes. The
judge said that was a mitigating
factor in hi s decision and he said
.he had ample evidence that she
would commit no further crirr.es.
He slr~k from the court re·
cord two allegations of use of a
firearm which could have in·
tcnslfied any sentence against The advertlsements_trave sug-
. «ffted.tha HobU Wdtil'~~
occupied in anve~Une Its funds an
development of energy resources
rather than the takeover of
Irvine pr<>{>trtiea totalling more
than 70,000 acres.
Y~qc~11~~d.ARacl.'s i i.t.'t'S. "ar'i> r\, In I'i~voorj,,,._bMboJ:.~WR.1-"' ..... _..,~ r.ajJ)ial4 WAU,,,,prQMi.i.dQ..."Jl.-~ .... v11:5. CR·~.>:_.).,t.!Je d~ ~ ~~ingr·ic>~ eic~titttY-°'f\uldf•· .. ~Jt~'dn1t'~iit ~tJ(~·· good. 'temporary sM~~"iftl'-__,,___..__ •' cnr:"Uti'y~ ...
tanr( in the formulation of thl' reg ponded to was issued when the the danger of wlldland fires... an~ South Yeme~ as coun~es
... ~·~1t:·.r·. -·~ oanon app11~s lo \otti counts to
which she pleaded no contest, a
plea the judge said was tanta·
The sale of the Irvine Company
bec ame Inevitable when the
Federal Tax Reform Ad of i•
ruled that foundations such as
the James Irv lne Found a lion
could no longer retain majonty
holdings in private companies.
But plans lo aell the Irvine
Company to Mobil -Including
the Foundation's controlling in·
terest of $4.5 percent -were
abandoned two years aio when
Mrs. Smith look l•l•l acUon to
sideline the S200 mllflon aale in
Orange County Supe rior Court.
Judge .Jamea F . Judie it
awaillng the outcome of the cur-
rent bidding batUe between the
two contenders before he rules on
the leaality of the sale.
Strike Concludes
BELFAST, Nortl\ern Ireland
CAP> -Protcslant extremlat.a'
barricaded bltbwaya and rovln1
banda lhreat.ened-worken today
in an effort to eave thelr dyln1 general strike.
OfllANQI COAIT c
DAILY PILOT
Carter administration·~ "final C S Coast Guard Cutter Point But the fire offi cial cautioned ~eheved to have aided terronats
views" about what it can do lo Divide lost power while coming that the respite provided by the m recent years.
promote a settlement in the long-into the harbor and was washed rain could end quickly if the
troubled region. onto the west jetty. weather turns hot and dry.
Geneva was chosen us nc1i1tral 11 arbor patrolmen said the ;\ spokes mun for the county
ground for the !"celing aft er the <·r rw was able to get the boat off agricultural commissioner said
47-year-old Synan refused lo 8<> the rain should benefit the coun-t ~ Washington to outline his ty's crops, although he said there
news on how peace with brael might be some loss of strawber·
could be achieved. Carter h.is ries from r ain-induced rot. already met in Washington ~1th
JaraeU Prime Mutlater Ya tzhak
Rabin, E u ·pl1an Pns1dent
Anwar Sadat and King llU.!>se1n
of Jordan. and mcct11 there later
this month with Crown Pnnce
Fahd of Saudi Arabia.
Four Rescued
After Crash
In Mountains
CHEYENNE. Wyo. (AP>-An
Air Force helicopter rescuect
four plane·crash survivors from
the 1lopo ot 12,5D4·toot Ml.
Moran 1n the Teton Range west of
J acklOI\ Lake today.
400 Hu.rt in Riot
TOKYO (AP) -More than 400
persons were injured in a battle
between 4,000 n ot police and
3,700 students aod farmers op·
J>Qsed t.o the openlna or Tokyo's
new SS63 million international
airport.
Newport Bridge
Delays Reported
Newport Beach's public works
director says he now doubts the
new Pacific Coast Highway
bridge over Upper Newport Bay
is going to be completed by 1979.
In a report prepared for de·
Ii \'ery to city councilmen at their
~tudy session this afternoon, Joe
Devlin said delays caused by the
coastal commlsslon have made It
"increasingly doubtful that the
PCH bridge will be on the line In
'79, ·'as originally planned.
Authorities said the plane was
discovered Sunday when the
Federal Aviation Admlnlltra· •
lion's Salt Lake City Flight
Service Center received an
emer1ency locator beacon slenal
from l.hedowned Ces1na 112.
COLOR PRINTS
FnM fll!'f NI qf 135-126-110 lw1 •tht to • fer .. ...,... wl ,. ... , ................................. cs..c..-w.wt l'be Salt Lake City 1taUon dil·
patched an Alr Force HC-130
sea.reb plll)e that already was in
the area combine ruieed moun-
tain• in northwest Wyomln1 tor a
mtulnl CallfomJ1 plane.
PHOTO ENLARGEMENT SPECIAL
mount to guilty. .
The potential sentence for the
convicted heiress who joined
forces with her revolutionary ab·
QUctors could have ranged from
as little as straight probation to as
much as J51h years to life in
prison.
Meany Raps R~te
WASHINGTON <AP) -AFL-
CJO President George Meany
says the decline in the nation's
unemployment rate lo 7 percent
Is "nothing to brag about."
Carter admil)lstratlon officials
concede further Improvement is hkely to be gradual.
Trial of Allaway
Delayed 3 Weeb
lxlO ...,.,.....,.. ,•:to$ I ff
517 <=!::'!'!ow> s~1o 59c
PLUS FAST SERVICE.
It-I BY 9 a .m. OUT BY 1: 10 p.m.
W ,. d o our owfl pr :>< r'""lf
on Hlr prt'ml\I'\ ..
A three-week delay waa or·
dered today in the Orange County
Superior Court trial of a man •c·
cu1ed ot kllllna aeven people and
wound!l\I two others during 1 •~Una IPfM Jaat Ju1112 on the Celjkate Fullerton campua.
ONE OA Y \.OLO R PROCC:SS I NG -WE 00 OUR OWN ~r"-:'"'-:"""':'WMllP.""P!liP~lr!IP~r:t-::-~iii'!
Prt1idln,. Jud1• Byron K .
McMlUan Ht 1 MW trlaJ date or
May ll fM Edward Chari• Al·
Jawa_y, 31, when he learned th•t
the CalltomJa Supreme Cdult 11 t>.lna uJtect to ov rrute a local
denJal cl a chan1e of ve_nu IQr
AUaw1.1·• trial.
L
INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS
l O l llll f llM\ '"' !>f •f 1<WINI,
''"<J l'lllNflN u
IH I T 'I o ,.. O UT II T 4 t" v "'
f
•
Truman
Award
To Ford
..
KANSAS CITY (AP> -Wblle
be wu Pretldent.1 Gerald R.
Ford bowed to no one ln bis ad·
tntraUon of Harry S Truman.
f!tber edmtret1 of t.bt 33rd Preal·
tfent planned to retum the favor.
Ford was ln Kansas City to re·
ceive the flfth annual Harry S
Truman Good Neighbor ward to-
'day ror at.eppina ln a1aln1t a
"background of presidentJal col· lapse and the diaarray it had
wrought" and putUn& the nation
back on course.
The occuton was the 25th an·
nual Truman birthday luncheon,
held this year one day late. TrumanwaabomMay8, 1884.
Ford WU here a year aao.
passing through in the midst ot
an early campaign swing to help
dedicate a Truman statue ln
nearby Independence, Mo , and
to visit the former president's
aged widow at her home a few
blocks away.
And, or course, he was 10
Kansas City in August, to win the
Republican party's nomination.
"By word. deed and example
he brouj.ht the people back into
the government and the govern·
ment back to the people," said
the award presented by the Ed·
die Jacobson Memorial Founda·
lion. "For all he has done, his·
tory will accord him the honor
due hlm."
In a quarter century, the
Truman luncheon has grow n
from a small gathering to a pre-
stigious affair attended by more
than 400 people. Until his health
began failing at his 80th birth·
day, Truman was a r egular
guest. Truman died in 1972, but
the luncheons continue
The first Good Neighbor
Award, m 1973, was presented to
the late Chief Justice Earl War·
ren, who had taken an active part
in the board or trustees of the
Truman Library. Sen. Thoma.
F. Eagleton, Mo .. was the 1974
honoree followed by Lt. Gen.
Louis W. Truman In 1975 and FBI
Director Clarence M. Kelley,
formerly Kansas City's police
chief in 1976.
Ford's Secretar y of State,
Henry A. Kissinger, sent his con·
g ratulati ons, saying n o
American is more deserving or
the Truman award.
RONKENDAU.8AYSHIS1849HUDSONIS'STILLADEPENDA8LECAR'ANDAWARDWINNER
An Offer He Coutdn't Refu .. Sitting In a Vac.nt Lot Prove• a Vatu1bfe ~bby
FRANCIS HERRERA BEHIND THE WHEEL OF HIS 1931 MERCEDES BENZ CABRIOL!T
He'd Trade It for• 1927 Packard Phaeton Now smtng In Southern 'Chila
Vintage Cars Uni11ue
Col/,ectors Say ResJ()ratio~ Hobby Timeless
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -i,n.
tnadera who kUltd a reclmlft'
widow may have 1ott.en awl)' wlth up to 13 m11llon ID cuh, even
tbouan Ua•..Y overlooked ts
mUlloo ahe had hidden lD her
cluttered home, police teld to-
day. " "We keep 1ett1na reportl-un·
confirmed rePOrta -that sb~ had
1'lt.bdrawn • mllllon from the
bank, so that would leave S3
mllllon unaccounted for," said
Lt. Robert W. Kirkman, hem of
the lnvestlaatlon into the aboot·
inl death lut week or $6.year-old
Marjorie V. Jacbon.
Kirkman said one of three men
belnl investigated in the cue
told police be and two compa·
nions atolo $817,000 from the
woman in January. Another
member of the U1o moved bll en·
Ure family "lock, stock and bar·
rel" Saturday without leaving a
forwarding address, Kirkman
said.
The victim's pajama.clad
body, shot once in the abdomen
with a .22·caltber pistol, was
found early Saturday by firemen
who fought a blue at her home.
Autborttles bellove Mn. Jacklon
died between Thursday and Fri·
day nllht and speculated that the
killers might have returned to
start the fire.
Kirkman &aid police dis·
covered more than $5 million, mos UY lo 1100 bllb.. jn the ranch·
style home: S2 million of It In a
aarbage can in tbe bedroom, the
rost in tool boxes, closets and a
vacuum cleaner bag.
The victim's purse and a suit·
case 1n which ahe was known to
tr,ansport. Jarae sums of money
were missing. police said.
T.he detective said the theft ad·
mission was made orally, durin&
an interview Sunday, and no
formal confession was siped. He
withheld the names of -11 three
suspects and said he will confer
with Marion County Pros~utor
James F. Kelley before deciding
whether to seek cbarges.
The money was belna held at
an Indianapolis bank for
safekeeplng. Kirkman said there
1s no evidence that Mrs. Jackson
left a will.
"To the institution of the pre·
sidency you brought decency, in·
tegrity and compassion," Klas·
Inger wrote. "I a m proud tobave ByLOBIUZARSKI. "mess" when he brought it back He bought his 1961 Bentley for
been a member of your cabinet." or-o.i"'"''•"Wt from Chile, but now that most of $4 ,000 ana says it is now worth
The widow, whose family
traces ita lineage back to Presi·
dent Andrew Jacks9n, had nolm·
mediate relatives.
Former Vice President Nelson The attraction of owni'lg a the restoration is completed he bo t $18 ooo Mrs. J ackson refused prottc·
A. Rockefeller wrote Truman res&oredl.9C9Plymouthconverti· says1t1sworthupto$22,000. a u ' · tionofferedbyPOllceandthepro-
luncheon sponsor Henry TaJge ble or a 1938 Mercedes Benz The proud owner of three "I drive it all the time and secutor's office, authorities said.
"lo express my particular ap-Cabriolet doesn't wear off. Bentleys and one Rolls Royce, spent maybe $180 on repairs an They said the three killers may
preciat1on that he 111 being Instead, it leads to the pursuit Arthur Sorce of Costa Mesa said the last four years," Sorce said. tiave been among several SUS·
honored an the name or his and eventual purchase or other that classics are a good invest· "I will never sell lt because I'm peeled burglars she once refused
personal hero. Harry Truman. classic model~, according to ment. kind of sentimental and It's the to prosecute.
whom w~. aJl loved and respected some co~ectors in Cost.a Mesa. ·'The thing is that you fall in first one 1 bouiht • • In a~dltion to the ~.015,480.93,
so much. The vintage cars can be found love Wlth the damn car and you . mvestigators also found in the
. Although he 11t .1 Rt•nubJican throughout the city ~arked in al-nveJ. WIU\t to g~l rid 0~ at .. Sorce John Carra, past president of bedroom several thousand ob· .,.....,.~44-.-~·· p~-¥~"\+.\J~~·-'-.~m .-r;;;~~ ~<lit~~ · ~~ "" · 11 ,, •. · i.~-~:-~~v_. ... ~ in alttminurq foil Democrat Truman • SOme are'Ui>\'umnnt7"c1man1fib .. -' "'-""reifofM'"al910lrwclcTouringcar with greeting cards attached.
-Some are not. But all lhe owners and a 1913 Ford Speedster. Kirkman.isaid:
agreed that findin1 them and .. · · The cants bore messages such
&cord &111
Eyes Office
SAN FRANCISCO CAP>
· Recordan~ mogul Mike
Curb 1s trnnA to push a
new property himself
The 32 V<'l.lr old bachelor
m il11onain• was an <;,in
Francisco this weekend on
a pn•ltmanary campaign
foray for th<• Republican
nommallon rot heutinlnt
gov<'rnorncxtyear J
"I thank it's a i,:ood 1dcj
for people lo leave thetr
1obs for a wh1I<' and hrtng
common sens<' into ~ovcrn
ment," said Curb, the dis·
coverer or Donny a nd
M arle Osmond an<l presl·
dent of Warner-Curb re·
cords. "There are just too
many career politicians
running things now.''
restortni them i• an lntrilUinl U011Dda Boy I bought, the Buick for a'?<>ul as "To Jesus Christ, from Mar· hobby. . e---$1,000 and Ive P.Ul ,a Jot of time jorle Jackson" ahd ''To God
"I bouJht the 19'9 Plymouth, and moner into at.. I ve had offe~ from Marjorie,'' he said. I
t.hat's how Jt 1ot started for me See•--. Refuge but I wont sell either of them, "Apparently she was jW1t giv·
and now I io to auctions and get AB Carra said. Ing gifts to God," Kirkman said.
carried away," Hid rettaurant And then there are hotter cars Two 1977 Cadillac Sevtlles, one
ownerRobert4'Zeb"Zlemer. Jn N V k like Ron Kendall's 1949 Hudson. unlicensed and partly covered
Taklnc a tour lb.rough his eW .& Or He's bad the Hudson for over a with a blanket, were found in the
garace ii llb ~ a journey year now and says it's still a de· earage, heaaid.
back in Ume. Zeb owns seven NEW YORK (AP) -Ugan-pendablecar. Kfrtman said 50 loaves of
other can, wlud.lnt a 1031 WUlys dant who UH here and opponents bread, 150 pounds of coffee, 200 Knilht and a 1981 Bolls Royce. of U&anda Pr9ldent Idi Amin "There aren't many of tbese dozen cookies and m&Dy large,
"I have all t1nd4 of Ume to Dada are campaipinc to ensure around anymore," Kendall said, fancy cakes beartng religious m.
re.tore them," Zeb explained. that If 14-year-old boy who says "But this one has been featured scriptloos alao were found.
"But. I don't. want to sell any of he fleCltheArncannatlon will not in Custom Car Magazine and won However, be said, Mrs. Jackson
them because when you do the beaentback. awardsincarsbows." wasrareJy lmowntoentertain.
restoration yourself it becomes Those concerned, who asked Kendall said thatheha.s beenm· Mrs. JacpQn was the widow of
personal." for anonymity, said they were terest.ed in custom cars ror more Chester H. Jackson, son of the
To Francis Herrera or Costa seek mg assistance from a U.S. than 20 years and, after discover· rounder of the Stan<tard Grocery
Mesa the old modela are hard to senator and relliloua groups. ing the Hudson ln a vacant lot, he chain, Which was sold in 1947 to
part with, but he ts wtUlng to sell The youth wu found last week just couldn'tpassit up. the National Tea Company.
both of his vintage Mercedes to In Manhattan, dazed and wan-
purchase a 1927 Packard derang the streets. He said his Phaeton. parenta had been murdered in
"l have 1111 e1• on OIM:t that's lJ aanda and he managed to get. to.
sittlna ID a ,.....,. ta Southern New York by stowing away on a
C1\Ue. tta a four d60r, one of those 1hlp. presidential parade models,·· The boy spew limited Englilh
Herrerasald. and an African dialect. His story,
Hts .1m C•briole waa a lnaludlna an account of how his
,,.. parent. had been ktlled by
Airport Strained •
'1Bridth IOldlen," initially met
with akeptlcllm. 1
However, pollce now say they
believe the youth, whose name ls
listed phonetically as Losh
By Davis· Matches
One or the few letters of com·
plaint city officials in Newport
Beach received over lut. month'•
Davia Cup matches came from
county Airport Dlrector Robert
Bresnahan who said the tbree-
day event put too severe a strain oa the airport.
The letter, dated April 2S, WU
1tnt &o Mayor MU an Dost.i b7
BrunUiani the central fl~ tn tfle city•~ Olli .atandlnlJ ditpute
wltb the county o\'er ootse
aenerated by the airport.
Bresnahan said tho air traffic
Jtnerated by the m atchee wu ao
1ntenae that be ..bad to cloto ~
airport down to vulu.n,,_private
aircraft by 4 p.m. Sauatdq, th•
middle d•Y of the tbrH·dl)'
tournament at the Newport
Boacb Tennl.I Club:
Bresnahan alto complained
Uat prlvste Jet traffic aen rated b7 tbo matches created a .-ertoua
DOii problem. •
"'OD t.be w end of AprU1•1'7,
we bad a 3' percent increase in
the·nwnbe.r of privately owned
jet t:aMoffa and 1aDdlnp wbkb
aerlouab' impacted oar nolae coa· toun and will pHtent problema
for the~ quarter of 1m:·
the letter stated. :c director went on to IUlf It :the clty require m en-
•l UMllmenl "of~
propaeleid :J)J'OCl'am 1pectacuJar
or 9ther •lmllv aCUvib' prior to arantlq 1pproval.
0 Becauae ~our Interest in.
the alrcratt problem, 1 U ·
1ume uia appro¥9J wcrpld not be
•raal*I to aay •ttlvlty t.bat
woUJdjMNate UM Ot the &lrport. facUMr:• .
n.uhail 1\&Utltl that civic
&roupa tbould be recruited to aid
ln th.bl campaloi and concludes • ••Wortdna to1cdher, w can k.-p
N•wport1'eath quiet."
City oftJdall bad little to aay
about tMJetter. "That'• Just Bob Brtnlhan~· OOted City ManalC!r
•obe:rt WJDD,.
t>
I
Sadter.
Vegas Annex
·Plan Okayed
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -
A bW ealllq for a September,
1978, referendum on proposed ex·
oanslon of Lu Vegas, to include
the tu-ttcb Lu Vegas "Strip" and other anH, won final
leglslaUv approval early today. ·
Tbe action eame u the st.ate
Senate alried to a final version
of the bill. Tb• Assembly bad
prevloualy accepted the Dian.
Tb• bill oowcnovea to Gov. \like
O'Callach&n'I doak.
At amended by the A11embl,y,
th• bill requlr • major1t.Y ~
of the resldentl of Lu Ve1aa aild
com btned townahlpa of
Wlnchtlttt, ParldlJe, Eut LM
Ve1u Ind uiuiH Manor for the 1
expamlOI\ to become effeCtive ln
July1971. Tho "Strip" II located matnb' •
ln Paradl•.!.i. altbouab part preadJ mto wmc t •
,
l:
DAILY Pll.OT ,ti •
APWI ....... SHOTTO DEATH . t
Heir ... Mar)orte Jackaon /
Rent Asked
For Printers
At Capitol
WASHINGTO N (AP)
Republican leaders have urged!
that the House charge rent andt
cut salaries for two employes1
running a $1-million·a·year print·
mg business for protit on thei
Capitol grounds. 1
Pralaing the printers' low rales-
and convenient service to House
members, the GOP leadership
recommended keeping them on•
the pa.yroll, at $1,200 a year each.
a blg cu\ from the $15,000 annual·
salary each now receives.
In a letter to House Speaker
Thomaa ·P . O'Neill. th4f
Republicans also urged that "a
reasonable rental" be charged
for the space and uWities whic~
each p'"1oting busineu has been;.
furnlabed at taxpayers' expense
for years. No specific amount"
w u propoeed. •
The proposed pay cut would be _
offset. to some extent by a pro·
posal tO begin paylng the prtntel'S
with public · funds for printing
work which they now perform for
nothtna for the Democratic and.
Republican leadership orrtces.
The print.en have charged for
service to members who are not
in the leadership.
Tbe leUer was. 4aJlt4. ¥Q1 4 ., ....
aad was sfgne~f bY m't>~ .... ~.
Leader John Rhodes, following·a ·
meeting of the full GOP House
leadership. Speaker O'Neill, a :
Democrat, referred •it to <r1 '
bipartisan commission already 1
considering r ecommending
change. In several aspects of"
House administration. 1
The two clerks. Democra~
David Rantage and Republican
Thomas Lankford, own In-,
corporat.ed printing businesses
employing a dozen or more
persona each. They produce
literally mllllons of newsletters,.
questlonnalres, politica l
handbills and other material for
House members and political
commlttffs.
Until earlier this year their
sales and profits were known on-.
ly by them and House leaders.
•
•
)
Seabrook-:
·Bearings
Res11med • CONCORD, N.H. <AP) -
WbUe Gov. Meldrtm Tbomaoo ~aim~ to be willlllq "th• battle
QI Seabrook," attomeya for tbt
• anti-nuclear proteaters were tak· ~' TholDJOll and other atate of· ci1l1 to court on cber1ee of mis· eatment.
U.S. DiJtrlct Court Judae Hulh
1Bownes wu scheduled to bear
argumenta today in a civil ault
'fgalnat Thomao~ and live other
s'tate olficlala. The suit claims
the demonstra1or1• constltu-
' '[ IN SHORT J
1ional rights have not been pro-~cted while they have been in custody.
Trials tor some of the pro-
testers were to resume today in
Derry District CQurt. Seve~
persons were convicted last week
and were fined $100 and sen·
tenced to lS daya in jail. All but
one of thoee appealed.
Betel Fire Ktl .. 4
AMSTERDAM, The
Netherlands CAP) -Fire today
swept a fashionable Amsterdam
hotel filled mostly with
Americans and other foreigners.
killing at least four persons and·
inJuring about 30 others, police
said. Two of the dead were
women who jump..id from top.
floor windows of t"e four.story
Polen hotel.
Neither the dead nor the in·
Jured were immedlatel)' Iden·
lifled. Police said there could be
more bo<hes in the ruins. The fire
broke out around 6:40 a.m. while
most of the 105 guests in the hotel
were asleep The names spread
rapidly.
YOlalf1 R~ T••r
1 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
lAP) Andrew Young sets out
today on has Sei:ond African lour
ps the Carter administration's
pmbassador to the United Na·
pons and still plans lo visit South
Africa despite the hostility of the
government there to him.
Young's two-week trip will
take him to a meeting of U.S. am·
bassadors in Africa at Abidjan,
ivory Coast; a UN conference
in Mozambique "in support of
peoples of Zimbabwe <Rhodesia)
ond Nam1b1a <So uth-West
Africa)," and visits to Ghana,
Nigeria, Gabon, Sudan and South
Africa.
Ca.al TaU. Ila~
llalt• '-'Jaelclng l
Northwest Airlines cabiri attendant William Vabheuven
smiles as he arrives at Tokyo Airport Sunday night
following a hijack attempt of a jumbo jet with 261
persons aboard, Vanheuven, swing a fire ax, sub·
dued Bruce Trayer, 25, who tried to force the U.S. bound
plane to Moscow by holding a razor to the tbro11i-onr
Japanese stewardess. The hijacking occurred Sunday
about an hour after the jetliner took off from Tokyo.
New FBI Handbook
Set,s Probe Policy.
WASHINGTON CAP) -The FBI doesn't want its agen~ to be
prudish on pornography i.nveetigat.ions, and that's straight out of
the bureau rulebook. . . "~ bureau must take a common sense view in thC6e obscene
matter cases, not a prudish one," says the four-volume manual of instructions for FBI agent.a.
THE DISCUSSION of obscently investigations la from the
bureau's 970.page rulebook, a carefully protected secret until
Justice Department and FBI orrlc:ials concluded that the federal
Freedom.of Information Act required that much of it must be made publicr-r
On pomocraphy invesUcaUon.s. aaeots should atay away lrom
"pin-up pictures, art poses, nudist photographs or magazines.
parlor novelties or other u.hibita obviously not obscene or which are
ol bigbly questionable obscenity," the manual conlfnues. Instead.,
acenta ahou!d eoncent.nle on obvious hard-core pornographic mllterial. WASHINGTON <AP > -
Panama Canal talks today re·
some following sharp Panama·
ns an threats and accusations that WIULE FBI POUCY oa pomoaraphy was explicit about what the Urutcd Slates ls delaytn& a could be considered pomoeraphjc, other sections were. not disclosed
final accord. ror ~ear public release would give away too many secrets to
Chief Panamanian negotiator crimi.na.la... Rom uJo Escobar Betancourt and The manual generally is broken down lnto sections dealing with
. -.. ~fl·~tuTlvt:dJie!a~!" _, ~r.t;sSf:a~cil-~~°:TP~Jffle.ln~~U~~~. · • ''Ya"tks w1ln US. negotialpii" Sl>T' • ~ itiQlii lPI i. ~ -~ .. ~
Lmowitz and Ellsworth Bllnker. .,. :-. SECl'ION "-· ··"th t te ..# li 1 Lft'-0 U"ll:'llOS w1 a a a ment 1.11 app cab e federal
laws and court declaio01. then describes mveatigattng procedures.
Many of the "how to do it" lns1ruclioos are censored from copies made public. Better Late
Than Never?
DETROIT CAP) The
wheels of bureaucracy
grind exceedln&ly slow.
The Delroil News re·
ports at received a letter,
dated .May 2 of this year,
from the U .S Department
of Health. Educalloo artd
Welfare In Waahin1ton.
The letter wu a reply to
a reporter's request made
IS months 010 for data on
sex dlscrlm1nahon in
education.
The reporter couldn't re-
member why he asked ror
the figure in the flral place.
Snow
For eiampte, the entire .. how to" sections for organized crime and eapiona&e lnvestJgatk>ns are deleted.
But. the manual offers new lns(ihts about general bureau pollclea.
IT REPEATEDLY cautions a1enta lo proteet individual rigbta.
ln the manual's first line aaents are told, ''Fundamental to all in·
vestiaations by the FBJ ls the need to protect the constitutional
riibta of any individual while 1tiU thorouihly and expedltiou11Y dls-
char,ma thole retPoUlbWtlea with which It ls charged by statute
and d.irectiv• of tho Pr•Jdent and the attorney general.·•
The aecUoo oo invH&.tiatlnc threats to national aecurity beglna
with Ulil wamtni: "Under nocll'cwmtancet lJ an lnvestigatlon con·
ducted of an lnd.ividual on the basis that such lndlvldual aupporta un.
PoPular causes or oppoHS aove.rnment policlu. • •
THE SECflON on lnvesU,ltina •0blact extremtsta. Klan and
white ba&e ext.femtsta, and American Indian extremlsta" lilts
restrictions developed by the Justice Department a year qo to pre-
vent harassing and dlsrupUve tactJct uaed by the bureau aaainst
thote groups when J. Ed&ar Hoovcrwu FBI director.
Closes Schools
I
THE NUCLE;AR STUDY wu
just one of the results of the sum-
mit that the American.a could
claim u a 1uccea. Carter 1ald
there were no dJJappolntmenta
for t.tie United States, and it ap-.
peared that be wu rta6t.
Carter wanted a commitment
to proereaa ln world trade
negotlatl.oas, and be cot that.
Carter alJo wanted a declara·
tfon against corrupUon in ln·
tea'batimal trade. Ile aot • l'tate--menrtlllllfl ror ellmloa on of
"irregu1ar trade practices and
improper conduct in lnterna·
tlonal trade,•• whlcb 0 .S. of-l~iels Hid could help put teeth in
anti-bribery lecialatJon currently
before the U.S. CoUc:reu.
AMEJUCAN OFFICULS aJao
praiaed the decision of the seven
key industrial naQom to commit
themselves to ec&omlc 1rowth
rates that will "provide a baala
for sustained non·inflationary
growth, in our countries and
worldwide."
There also was Carter'a
personal success in putting his
personal imprint on the summit
and in apparently winning the
respect of two leaders be had not
met before, President Valery
Giscard d'Estaing of France and
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West Germany.
GISCARD D'ESTAING said he
liked Carter because "he is a
simple man, open, and I think a
very determined person."
Schmidt, who supported Preai·
I
•
breaklut session wllh the pral·
dent and .P.n>nounced th r flnt
meetlnlf •excellent." Later it
waa disclosed lhe chan~Uor wtll
vi.lit Wuhinaton July LS·l4.
And everywhere Carter went
he wo.s applauded by crowds ot
. Britons who appeared to find bls
·ever-preaentarnile Infectious.
W ASBJNGTON <AP) -Seven years after the federal government
said women rnust beMlformed ol the risks or usine birth control pills, it
la requiring that similar information bo given to thote who uae in-
trauterine birth-control devices.
Cltln& pouible harmful aide e'tects of IUD use, the Food and Drug
A.dmlnistration announced Sun·
day a new regulation which is to
takeelfectNoY. 7. ·
The purpose ot the regulation,
which will alfect manufactur'rs of IUJ>s and doctors who pre.
acrlbe them, la to make 1ure
wornen are well·lnformed about.
IUDs before choosing this form
of contraception.
THE NEW RE.GVLATION
also will establish uniform label·
lng lor all types of IUDs, which
are uaed by an estlmated three
million women in the United
States. ·
. "Our roal ls to make sure that
eacb woman and her physician
have enough inforrnation to
aeled the most 1ultable method
of contraceptloa," ~ald FDA
Commiasioner Donald Kennedy.
KENNEDY NOTED ·that
several dif!erent types of con·
traceptioa are available. Making
detailed informatiob available,
he said. will help WOll.len de-
'tertbibe which. type is best lor them. '
"We encourage women to look
for and request thetse new
brochures on IUDs when they
become available lat9r this
year," Kennedy said. "We will
require manufacturers to print
patient brochures in quantities
larger than the number of IUDs
produced, so that this ln!orma-
tlon can be readily available in
clinics, physicians' offices and
health facilities.''
THE BROCHURES will
describe the device, how eCfec·
live it is, what a woman should
discuss with her doctor before
the IUD is inserted, ho" to check. to see if the IUD is still in place
and what to do ii it is not.
Deadl,y Vina
Strikes F qur;
Tiro SuCcumb
NEW YORK CAP> -The New
York Times said today that a de·
adly virus has been accidentally
transmitted, through surgery, to
four persons, two of whom have
died.
The Times said the virus is ex·
lremely difficult to detect and is
resiat.ant to sterilization b~ boil-
ing, ultraviolet light,
formaldehyde and othet
chemical disinfectants.
According to the Times, the
virus in each case came from
persons who had died or
Creutzfeld-J akob disease, a rare,
degenerative brain disorder
which can produce mental de-
terioration, loss of memory, lack
of p.tiysical c;oordination and
other symptoms which also ac-
company severe senility.
In two cases, the newspaper
said, corneas from people with
CreuWeld-Jakob disease were
implanted in patients who subse·
quently developed the brain dis-
order. One patient, whose opera·
tion was performed in New York,
died. The other, in Europe, is re·
portedly near death.
. The two other cases, both in
Zurich -involved the implanta·
lion of electrodes into the brain
for diagnostic studies of epilepsy
on two patients, a 17-year-old boy
aod a 23-year-old woman. The -
electrodes had previously been
used on a person who later died of
Creutzfeld·J akob disease.
Do you have time to
listen toWalterread?
In ~ & mlnutH the ay.erage peNOn can read ~o hlm~f
3,750 worda. You probably read feater.
That mean• you get a lot more nformatlon In IM• time
by reading a newapaper than tiy watching someone read the
newatoyou. ,,
And, your newsp19per give• you the choice of •tori•• you
need to be fulsy Informed about event• In the world, nation, mt• and county.
Addltlonally, only the Dany Plfo\ bllng• you th• new• of
your community every ct•Y -new• terevtalon lgnor ... .
. You get more new• In •-·tlm• when you read ft your••lf
ln"th•
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Units Out
OAKLAND (AP) -An elite~
ll'OUP of 1pedal otAcen went out of buaJnea as a wilt over the
weekend, mutterilig •ncrily that
Oakland hu JOit Jnt.erest in au··
reulvecrimtfllhtinf.
Be&innlnl tpdQ, the 27 off.
teen, three aes'J{eanta and one
lieutenant who made up the
Special Officers SecUon and the
Oakland Police Department's
three SWAT teams wlll be back
in Iese dramatic rota.
"GenUemen, thls polls:~ de-
partment hu 1bown It doea not
want to fie.ht crime q1reuively,
it juat want.t to tespond to It," Of-
ficer Frank Turcbie told his
fellow policemen. "We should not
be disbanded, we should be ex-
panded."
Chief George Hart denied that
the unit was through for good. He
explained 1'hat the patrol force
has been seriously depleted and
the officers are needed ln regular
patrol jobs.
He said that as new officers
finish training, the SOS unit will
slowly be rebuilt.
-nut the dispersed officers were
not convinced.
''Whether he knows it or not,"
one said, "he's lying.
. .
State. ·-~gliway:
Proje~~s Told
SACRAMENTO CAP> -The addltlonll '500 mlWon in the
1'78-N state hi&hway construct:lon protraJD could baateo freeways
in Nortbem and Southern Ca1ifomla, aays The Sacramento Bee.
The increue wu a.nQOWlcecl over the weekend by state
Transportation Dlrecto.r Adriana Glanturco. It would bOoltbl&hway
spend.Ing d\lring the period from $.'5.t blllloo to 98.1 bUUoo.
The d~artment aald the pr0Ject1 in line for the adc11tlona1
money won t be decided unW fJM>rtly before 1ubml11lon to the sta.t..e
Highway Commission in Auiust. ·
. HOWEVER, THE BEE MID slx projects are beinc'propo1ed in
internal department documenta. Tbe Bee, quottpa unnameditepart-
ment sources, Uated the foUowt.ne:
-Completion of Interstate 1S in San Die(o County.
-The P'resno Freeway, Route '1, between Divisadero and
Bullard streets. .
-Full freeway status for Route 101, the so-called "blood alley"
near San Jose.
-Tbe Grove-Shafter Freeway in Oakland, advancing the first
stage between Route 17 and 23rd Street to 19'78-79.
-THE DUMBilTON BRIDGE approach connecting the south·
San Francisco Bay area.
-The Century Freeway in Loi Angeles County, spending $11
million in 1978-79, $47 million in 1yro.ao, ~ milllon in 1980-81, $54
million in 1981-82, and $71 million in 1982·13.
Also announced by Ms. Gianturco was formation of a· 'financial
management task force."
Headed by stale Finance DI.sector Roy Bell and new Business
and Transportation Secretary Richard Silberman, the task force
would "bring the hJcbway program accounting and budgeting
systems into conformity with standard state fiscal procedures."
THE STATE AUDITOR·GENEllAL and the Little Hoover Com-
mission had criticized what It called. complex accounting methods
used by the department.
Legislative analyst A. Alan Post is reportedl)" alao about to re-
lease a report critical ofthe department.
The Bee said it asked Llewellyn Wernet, a Business and
Transportation Agency spokesman, if the ~ million announce-
ment wasn't aimed at blunting Post's report. Werner responded,
"You can speculate all you want. I don't wantto talk about that."
In
Your
Best
Interest
•
... Tds
Egil Krogh, one.time drug
adviser to former President
Richard Nixon who figured
in the Watergate scandals,
said in San Francisco Swi-
d ay that decriminalization
of drugs is gaining a
f oothoJd in public opinion.
Krogh termed drug use "a
condition of society.''
35 Deputies 'ID' ..
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Thirty-
five county sheriff's deputies
called in sick today in a conUnu-
\ng protestovereaf raises.
Absences over the weekend
had been running about 12 per-
cent, a spokesman for the
sheriff's office said.
A spokesman for the San Diego
County Deputy Sheriff's Associa-
·tion said the sick-out could
spread.
r •
LOS ANGELES CAP~-Ne1otlaUOO..couJd reopen by Tuesday,.
with federal help, beteetn npreaentaUves of 85 Wut Coaat ~eries
aod 5,500 ltrtk.lng bakera.
. "There'• a posslbWty of the parties 1tetunc to1etber by Tuesdl)'
with the National Mediation and Conclllatlon Service," Joseph Q.
kane, lnternatlonal executive u ·
vice president of the Baken and
Coofectionary Work.en Intern•·
tlonal UQion. said Sunday.
The walkout be&an Saturd&y
morning aft~r contr,ct talks
broke down. 'fhe contract ex-
pired April 30. "'_.,...,..."..,_.
LOS ANGE~ CAP) -A 27·
year-old Los Angeles man bas
been jailed for investigation of
manalaughter and drunken driv·
ini in Ute death of a 73·yeU'-Old
church vandriyer, police said.
Police said Moises Zepeda hit
the van driven by Georgina
Casoli while fleeing from another
accident Sunday. Five
passengers in the van were in
critical condition.
Sl'A.TE .
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Pl'llNMlellt .,_,.. l
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -~
Unf'tetalty ·of Georgia Latv
School professor has been elecutf new president of the Sterr a Clutf.
William Futrell ls the fi.rdt
Southerner to bead the 175,00G-
member environmentalist u -sociatlon.
lllltlatltJe Ffdb .
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Ano(:·
f-track betting measure h4J
felled to qualify for the sta~
ballot, Secretary of State MarW ,.,___ .., 8 -~·-~ Fong Eu said Friday. • -nee t-.ew · Ms. Eu said initiative backers
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Rep. John failed to <!Ollec the signatures of
Murphy, D-N.Y ., chairman of the 499.~reelatered voters. 1<!
House Fisheeiet Committee; ar· The measure, prpmot~ · bir
rived here Sonday for an "on-site Robert Wilson of Sherman Oakt;
look" into the problems of \he . would have allowed horse race
tuna fleet. · bet Un& in restaurants and "We are going to do a lot of Nevoda·1tyle card Hd die:~
looking and then we'll do a lot of games 1n the San Bernardino
acting in Washington,'' he said. . County town of Adelanto. '
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Investment Certificate yields 8.06% annually. Or. a
$1000 Certificate of Deposit Account for only one year
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at Los Angeles Federal Savings. Investment Certificate
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deposit box. 1ust one of over 20 most wanted services
available. It's rn your best interest to start your savings
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL~
Keep the Door Open
Ca.Jltomia'& luw regarding open -meetings was
strenlrtbened with the passaee 1n 1975 of a bill which extenaed existing r estrictions on closed-door meet-
ings by city councils and other government agencies.
The measure specifically disallowed executive
session! to cotudder appointment, employment or dls·
m'issal of public omcers, · tncluding planning com-
missioners, members or advisory J;ommisaions and
elective department heads.
Now. pressed by local officials, Assembly,.an
William Dannemeyer CR-Fullerton) has introduced a
blll, AB 1265, that co uld nullify all this. It would
permit city councils to consider appointment,
e"mployment or dismissal of all officers and
employes, including boards, commissions and council
vacancies, in secret session.
Supporters of the measure say that public dis·
cussion of the qualifications of prospective appoin-
tees can create "hard feelings" and may discourage
applicants.
This is nonsense. A candidate for public office at
any level should expect that every facet of his
qualifications will be aired in public. Dannemeyer's
bill is a potential step backward. Secret government
1s bad government
China Hands
Well, the latest batch of instant China hands is
back home in Orange County with glowing reports of
the new paradise of the Orient.
UC Irvine Chanellor Daniel Aldrich and Hunt·
ington Beach City Council member Norma Gibbs
w.ere among 15 members of a tour group that spent all
of 22 days in the People's Republic . They noted:
o one seems hunm.
-There are no bef pra on the streets.
-The education t)'ltem, ~blnina theory and
practice, ls lntriauJ.ng.
-We have to respect USem for what they have ac-
complished.
The tour apparently wu a muteJ'J)lece ol or-
ganization. from br~akfut at 7 Lm. to evening enter·
tainment. Jt included tho usual impressive exhibition
of acupuncture and many "dlsculalons · • wt th Chinese
<presumably ln thatlanguap>. '
It all 10unda Just great. But we hope that these
und other China v&itors wW remember -and remind
their lilteners -that there was much, much more
they did not see. Including freedom.
Beetle Battle
The Eastern spinner porpoise is holding up the
San Diego tuna fleet, the furbish lousewort delayed a
dam, the snail darter short-circuited a hydroelectric
project and now Phobetua comatus robinloni is
threatening development at a Laguna Beach hilltop.
All are rare, supposedly endangered species -of
mammal, plant, fish and beetle, respectively. The
first three already have sutceeded -through court
orders and government regulations -in halting the
march of progress ln their natural habitats. ·
That's why news that Phobetus the beetle may be
nominated for the official endangered insect list
caused alarms and excursions around Laguna.
It could mean that the hilltop which Is said to be
Phobetus' last breeding ground in the world would be
declared the habitat o! an endangered species.
-Crime is almost non -ex istent; there are no
locks on hotel doors.
The people arc healthy, hardworking and
friendly.
And property owners, including the school dis·
trict which owns a school site up there, are less than
happy about the prospect of arguing their rigbbl with
a beetle -even if it is a descendant of the sacred
Egyptran scarab.
'Relax! We keep a tight rein on these things from
the very beginning!'
llichFolk
Have More
:/'ractice
( ART HOPPE )
From the porch of the ram·
shackle cabin where she bad
been long waiting, Maude Joad
'finally spotted the thin figure of
her husband, Jud, trudging
wearily up the rutted road from
Appalachia Corners
His hands were empty. Her
s houlders sagged Sh<' waited un-
til h e had
climbed the
steps and set·
lied into his
rocker. '"I see
you didn 't gel
my gingham
curtains after
all. Jud," she
said. '"Didn't
~!'~~~·
SO dollars like he pro~ased 7 ·:
Jud shook his head "Nope. He
says we don't need it no more
·cause times arc so good. And the
senators agreed. They said we'd
Just fritter It away on foolish
things, Uke them gingham cur-
tains of yours.··
"1 aude nodded "And food ,"
she uld.
"But don't fret, old ii al," said
Jud. "Them senators 1s only
thinklng of our own iood So in·
stead of sendlne each of ua a
measly old check for SSO, they're
going to pass out a whopplne $4
billion inatead ·· ''To us poor folk., ..
"No," said Jud, "to rich bUAt
ne11men."
.. WELL, I'm mlehty happy for
thtm," SaJd Maude, frownina.
·'but l don't rlthtly see where
that'• golna to help us none
''That's 'cause you don't un·
deratand these thlngs," 1ald Jud.
"See, them senators want to
hand out a paasl• of money eo
folk• wUI buy more thinas. It's
wbat they cell 'allmulatlna the
economy'." -
"tr'n they hand it out to me, I'd
Dear
Gloomy
Gm
President Carter wants to
control prices on things
like gasoline, natural .au,
<:rude oil and hospitals,
among others. Too bad he
could not control the s alary
increases for Congress and
his staff.
D.E .J.
Gloomy Giit c-'"'"" are •-tte<I lty ro~Mrt And ff •et HC:HHrtly rtllocl I ...
....... Ill• ......... ,. •• S."4 ,_ ....
.,.. ... i. O ... my G•. Dally l'lltlt
be glad to," said Maude .
Jud looked annoyed. "What do
yo u know, woman, about
stimulating the economy7 "
Maude sighed. "Not much, r
reckon."
Jud nodded, mollified. "Stands
to reason, Maude," he said, "that
them rich folk know a si1ht more
about spending money than us
~~·~~·4~"'°a f!lp~
more practice, Jud," said"
Maude.
'"That's rieht," said Jud. "So
them senators rlghUy figure It
makes a lot more sense lo atve
that money to rich folk who know
how to spend it than us poor folk
whodoo't.''
''SOUNDS FAIR, r rei:kon,"
said Maude "But tell me now
how that's goina to help u1
some."
"Tbey call it, 'The Trickle
Down Theory; Maude," Jud ex-
plained. "See, them 1enator1
&ave the money to a rich man. He
let.I aome of it trickle down on a
well-lo-do fellow who trickles
part of It down on some strug·
1lln1& youne couple who trick·
IHwhat'1lefldownonus."
'"Couldn't they start with ua
Ju1t oncet, Jud, and let it trickle
up instead?"
"That'd be contrary to the laws or nature, Maude." He aenUy
patted her bony hip. ··vou Just
got lo have fal\h it'• aolnt to
work."
"I do, Jud," said M1ude, tak·
ln1 his hand. "But ju1t oncet I
wish we'd get91ore'n a trickle.''
Ala,... on Capitol Bill
Consumer Czar Debate Revived
WASHING TON -During the
Republican years, the Big Bual·
oeas barons killed, embalmed
and buried the Consumer Protec-
tion Agency, wbicb would have
become a statutory Ralph Nader
to plague them. But lhe Carter
administration has produced
new signs of life in the agency.
Thls has brought business lob·
byiata swarming over Capitol
Hill in great
alarm. They
have been <Jb·
patched to
Washington
b y t h e
Cbamber of
Commerce,
the Business
Roundtable
and the Na·
lio nal As·
aociation or Manufacturers. This
time they lntend to make sure the
corpse is dead.
(JACK ANDERSON)
4
The Consumer Protection
Agency, wrote J aworaki, "would
be vested with authority so broad
that it could easily be turned to
the political advantage of th<>se against the consumer agency has who control it.,. He warned that
also brouiht together ex-"there are no checks sufficient to
President Richard Nixon's loyal harness that authority," that the
aide Bryce Harlow and special con s umer chief "couldn't be
prosecutor Leon Jaworski in an checked by the President" and,
awkward union. Harlow is now a indeed. that the proposed aeency
trouble •hooter for Procter and would have the "potential for dis·
Gamble, the aoapmakers . ruptionofourpoliticalsystem." Jaworski, back in private prac-tice, represent.I the Business If the threat to our political
Roundtable. system weren't alarming
The two men from the opposite enough, Jaworski added thia tell·
aides of the Watereate drama ing point: The corusumer czar
b Jo .. would have a far greater * ave now ined forces aealnst portunity to influence public opl·
the consumers. Harlow has re-nion than most members of 1umed hla familiar role as the Congress ... man behind the scenes, pulling
the leg.illa~ve strings from the Actually, the consumer agmicy
shadows. Jaworski bu written a would have no regulatory power,
personal letter to House Govern-limited authority and a modest
ment Operations Chairman Jack $15 mllliod budget. Thi~ is
::-:~ Jl!~~1 \v~~
Brooka, D.-Tex., a power in the millions less than the combm«;d
te p~~:..~ ... "~+.~ .... ~~~~~.~~
Punch
"W •only live "•r• b.eauH Brlaa ..... UteeoontQ'llde ...
' .
again.st the consumers.
The proposed aaency would
simply be an advocate tor the
consumers inside the govern·
ment, with the right to aeek
judicial review or agency de·
ciaion.a. Ralph Nader's Congress
Watch has prepared a letter. to
congressmen, citing the kind of
lntervenUon that could be ex·
pected from the consumer agen·
cy. Here are excerpts from the
letter, which will be put in the
mails lhi5 week:
"THE 197Z SOVIET wheat
deal cost the American con·
sumers an estimated $1 billion
The direct cost of unnecessary
subs idies was $300 million," the
letter chari;es. "Jn addition, con-
sumers paid enormous indirect
costs including higher pricea for
bread and flour-based product.a,
increased prices for beef, pork,
poultry, eggs and dairy products
due to higher costs for feed
grains." The Consumer Prot.ec·
tlon Agency, iC it had ext.steel,
could have participated in the de·
dalon and "perhaps averted the
lo11es suffered by consumers and
farmers."
The Civil Aeronautics board
has turned down an application
by a private British airline to fly
regular fli ghts between New
York end London for a bargain
$125 each way. ·'The consumer
advocate could have intervened
in the application proceedinf and
sought judicial r eview o the
agency rejection,'· the letter sug-
eesta. · ·
-In 1974, the Federal Energy
Adminiltratlon set the price of
unleaded gas about equal to the
price of premium gas. Yet the
available evidence indicated that
the cost or refining unleaded gas -wu about the same as regular
gas, lower than premium. It took
the agency six weeks to discover
that Its ruling was wrong. This
e rror cost the consumers an
estimated $20 million before it
was reclUied. A Consumer
Prot~tion Agency might have
prevented the mistake.
-11111...fiAftONAL .Scienee . •
Fouodalion spent $84,000 to learn '
why people fall in love. Three
other lederal agencies Joined
together to spend $500,000 to re-
aearch why monkeys clench their
jaws. Meanwhile, the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad·
mlnlatratlon requested $2.8
million to build housing tor. 100
pounds of moon rocks. According
to the Nader group, a consumer
agency could challenge these
dubloUI expenditures.
-In 1970, Con1re11 authorized
the Food and Drug Administra-
tion to cblldproot hazardous
household substance•. Yet it took
the FDA two years to prepare an
order prescribing aspirin bottle
caps that children couldn't open.
Meanwhile, some 800 small
children we re poisoning
themselves wlth aspirin each
month. The Nader group claims
that over 25,000 aspirin poison·
Inga could have been prevented 1C
a consumer agency had been on
the job.
In th.e showdown over the pro-
posed aaency. lt will be interest-
ing to see whether the Big Busi·
neaa lobby hu more clout with
Con areas than President Carter.
Energy Regions · W~U'lil Ma~e ·MQre Sense
Footnote: A spoke•m•n for
Jaworski aald bla private letter.
expretaed hJi own pbUOIOphtcal
vlewa and had noWn1 to do with
bl• paymeota from the Bualneu
Roundtable. Harlow wu out ot
town and unavallable for com-
ment. w ASmNGTON The worit
part or the Carter eneriY pro-
poea~ is the rnO!lt pleasing to lta
authors. The President and hil
colleagues bout that at Iona lut
we now have a "comprehenalve"
Cberay plan.
Mr. Carter of all people -Mr.
Carter the man who campalened
on the issue of
Waahlngton'a
incompetence
to run local
atfalra
should know
I.bat th 1ov-
ernment. ls
unable to de-
at 1 n and
CUI')' out any
comprehenalve nllUonal plan wha~ver. Wtllare, ~ducatJon,
health, otcupatlonal uf tty, pro-
iram after prosram, ar In such
uoubl• that pubUc admJniltra-tJOn ttseU b cOD.1Jdered a major
lmp.aime:nt to l>MU • :.Job
crta Uon anJt curblnf lnOalton.
11r. can.r bu tafd d much Um lifter Um Nor bu he y
\ T
been able to 1how how he w10 be
able to crack the problem of how
to make the government work.
As If to underline thla fact. Mr.
Califano, h1s Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare. has been
be1ie1ed in hll own house by a
small and d1Jmal band of b1i.od
men, crlpples, palaled and
aputic wretches wtth birth de-
f e c ta and mis c rablu ln
wheelchairs cryin1 out for what
the HEW bureaucracy la evident·
ly Incapable of executJni.
With lh1t blunt l.natrument be
now tntend• to undertake the
moat ma11tve and minute
pucotlm• intervention In bual· ne11, 1ndv.ltry and prlvac.. l1fe
•lnce the New De&J. ·
But 11 the RUalan nperieace
since 1910 ouaht to have taulht
us, tt II lmpoulbl• tor one Croui>
of planners lD a naUonal caplt.aJ
to work out a doable com·
prebenslve plan for a country of
more than 200 mllJloo sow.a,
thousandl of mUes wide, em·
bractnc half a doun dlffwent
cllma , whH '1eo1raph1 u
1'
'
[ ]
needs, lts resources and Its tradiction or what Mr. Carter
F tutes. 11y1 be stands for. A president VON HOF MAN Some re1lon1 would un-who Hid the complex!tlea of the
_ ~ doubUdly fail al flr1t, but at income tax are an abomination
well as social, political and
economic values and practices
vary to wklely from place to
place.
TSE CABTER PLAN ii an a
priori twkey. No matter bow
brlthtb' colored the propacanda
te•then, thlt bird won•tny.
The proper approach would
have been to uu the actvantaps
ol our federal 1ystem aod have
the •lit.el or 1eosrapJUc nO>cilt
with common Jtatural n .will u
economic cbaracteriatlc1 take
over Ule l'Cllpouibllit)' of meet·
lDI fedeti.lli Mt r11 usas•
1oab tbo belt way th• peoelotn th various .. envo n'1,00S ..
mlJblbave ft&.:
Earh re,iOn woald ahO lie alven it• own .R and D mcmey so
that each dlltt.rtnt part of th•
cwntr'J cOa.ld ,,erten the ap-;
prop net tecllli0lo1:r for It.a
leut their mittakes wouldn't be propoges to trick up the IRS code
mandatory naUonal poUc1. U one for non-revenue purpoaes with enera reooo went eccentric, u rebates, credit.I and quirky de-
Presldent Carter hu done, and ducUons. The introducUon of new
decided to require th• uUlily obluscatJons in th• tax code ta
companies to 10 tnto tho bome in· necessary because, 11tho1ovem-
1ulaUon bullneu, at leut thls ment W@nt the other rout.I and
weird Idea wouldn't be provided c11b aranta lnatead of
multiplied tnto areu where the tax lncenUves, lt would be ob-
peoplo undentand the caa com· vious that Jarae corporaUona
pany can't even aet th• Meters would be 1ettlnl aublldl• t4 do
read, much leta 10 Into a bust· auch lhlnp as .-S~b over from
ne11 for whleb it h• rto ex· 1 1 to coal. . ~. no manpo•or, no es· ~~ dn.o capital.
WE W011LD aJao bi splna tho
AdmtnlltraUon '• blibi'auto1 1u and autolnobllo tu pt0po11als.
Tbe1 are IO well ruearchtd t.blt
nobody ill the 1o•emm90t can
ettll make a · ponslble IUf!SI
a to whether or not lb y *'11 work.
The J"lll ot the compr ve
plan'• tu propoaall are •coo-
Slm11ar w tacenuvea or sub-
1tdte1 for homeownen 1n th
form of tu credits are a1Jo be_lng
ukod for. The ell ct ot thlH
timmlcb 11 hard t4 calculate.
Jt appeart,.however, th•t ttie
northern hall Ct lb• couptry may
be su~ solar-powettd a.Ir· •
condlUOllln1 ln the Sun Bell
Thal, llke much' ot tht r l of thb
illl·th~t-out Cflort., llU In the
domain or the uilknown.
l
DAILY PILOT
Rd>m N. Wt~. PMblW!n
1'1torDat Kttvfl. £dltor
Barbaru Kr-'bkh. tdllorlol P0411 tdilcr
Tho ,tdllOrlal pa1e or the Dally
Piiot 1eek1 to Inform and lllmulat~ reade.ra by ~• on thil P•I• dlvtrae comrntntaey
on toPlcs <If lnltretl by syndical·
td tolumnl1l' and cartoonl1la, by
prevtdlril • forum ror ~aden' ~Jtwt and by prelfnUnf \lilt
new1paper'1 opinions and Idea.a on current toplu. The editorial
091nlon1 or tht Dally Pilot appell\
only fn thud1torl1l column 1tttie
top ol th• Ptl•· OpanJona -..
pr by tM colurnnl~ end
c1rtoonl1ta •nd ltUtr writers are Ute!r o*n and no end~ oC
Utt1r vltw1 by t.bt Daily Pllat
1hould bOa lnltrrtd.
Monday, Maj9,l971 , •
1t'Jaat'• C..W•g1 Ber re.pert
DEAR PAT: l ordered and paid for a set. or
$69.95 stainless eteel cookware on Feb. 20, from the
International Mall Order Co. of Norman, Okla.
Allhou&h the said delivery would take 30 days. In
March, my cookware "was belni packed for ahip-
ment." The flrm said postage could cost an addl·
tionai $12. I haven't received the cookware, or a re·
quested refund.
,
Blue Angels Date
•
DAILY PILOT 4 r
Batcliers Bustea~ -
R.N., Newport Beach
Thia firm'• Tena headqua.rten ebeeked l.a&o
your order and fOalld It had been malled. In the
meantlme, you told A YS the sooda bad beflll de-
livered. The firm withheld a refud unUl yoa re·
turned the cookware. You report the coc*ware la
not as heavy as you thought, but that you have de·
clded to keep It.
The Navy's famed Blue Angela flying squadron will perform at
the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station M-ay 14 and 15. The air sbo~ is scheduled for 12:25 p.m. both days with eates open to the public at 9:30 a.m. Ta A VIS s AID : il""lllliiWill~
------------------...... --------PbilllPI ta al.lo charged •
AYS baa published information that U.S. Postal
Service representatives held a bear1D1 on tbla
firm'• cookware promo&lon. Although no ruling bas
been lsaued, they quelt.loned tbls firm's method of
mailing mercbandlle and the ~ct's actaal
quality.
Clean lfp Otten Scnm.g.
DEAR PAT: Home cleaning products are
becoming very expeneive. Can I use cheaper pro-
ducts and stlll get good results? I know ammonia
c:leans windows well. How about for other jobs? ls it
safe?
H.E., Mission Viejo
. Ammonia added to detergent-water solatlou
cleaAs u well as the more potent cleaaen at a
much lower price. The only drawback ls that you
must be careful not to Inhale fumes. Al a dlslnlec·
tant and cleaner for tollet bowb, sbowen and slnkl,
chlorine bleach ls effective and inexpensive. Again,
care must be t•ken not to labale the fumes. JIU
bleach b•lf and b•lf with ••&er ud spray or wipe
on showers to klll mold spores aad wbltea sroat.
For toilet bowls, add one cup of bleach to the water
and let it soak for an hour. Do no& add 1117 otb.er
cleaner or scouring powder at the aaine time. It re·
suits in dangerous fames. Vinegar la another safe,
cheap cleaner. It dissolves bard water mineral de-
posits, removes rust, brightens aluminum ud
neutralizes alkaline stains. Don't mix vlne1ar and
ammonJa, they neutralize each other.
Recipes for low cost household cleanlng
materials can be obtained by sending • stamped,
self-addressed envelope to Home Advisor, 1000 S.
Harbor Blvd., Anahe im , CA 92805. Ask for
"Cleaners."
Book List• Tax l'aluatloft
DEAR PAT· I'm selling my mobile home on
my own. A significant item of value in computing
the allowed deductions for use tax purposes Is the
"location value." I've heard that there is a ''"Blue
Book'' listing location values. Where can I order
one?
Police Warn MO-Ped'
Riders of Regulations
With summer a month away, mem·
ben of the traffic dJvlsion of Newport
Beach'• police department are pre·
paring for the hordes of blcyclsts and
mo·ped riders who'll be turned lo0se
OD tbeclty.
·Police-prepared pamphlets detail·
Ing laws and r~gulations pertainine to
bikes and mo-peda are available at all
cit~ offices as W4'11 u at rental agen·
cies where tourlat.a rent them.
The primary point that police want
to get across to mo-ped owners and
renters ill they will not be allowed on
the sidewalks, even though parts of
the ocean front walkway on the
Peninsula are designated as bike
paths.
"MO.PEDS MAY ONLY be ridden
on the street," emphasizes Capt. Don
Oy au who says the pre-summer cam·
paign bu been paritally Inspired by
complaints of ocean front residents
w.ho ·~ mo-peds on their sldewalks constituted a major safety hazard.
The c.ity panphlets also contain in·
formation about new state laws that
affect bicycles.
One-says that where bike lanes are
painted Cai a street, cyclists muat use
the lane except to pass another cyclist
or pedestrian, to prepare to turn left
or to avoid a huard.
ANOrHER SAYS that a bike must
be parked upright. It cannot. be left ly·
ing on ~ side or parked so it blocks
sidewalk traffic.
Oyaas said another new state law
also specifically prohibits riding dou·
ble on a single-seated bicycle.
City councilmen who discussed the
safety campaii{l earlier Um year in·
dicated they woWd urge harsh treat~
ment. for mo-ped agenices found rent..
Ing or selling the devices to un·
licensed drivers.
''WE WANT TO PUT these
agencies on notice of the law that re-
quires a· drivers license in order to
operate a mo-ped," said Councilman
Don Mcinnis.
"They have a terrible risk ln case or
an accident. They ought to know they
have a real liability problem if they
sell or rent lo a person without a
license."
Doctor's
Hearing ·
(EV ANS AND NOV A~
COVER POLITICS
Postponed in the DAILY PILOT
with discharging a •
firearm 1'lthin city •
limits. u the alleaed
trtggerman who, on
April 18, delivered the .22
caliber coup de grace t.o
Danlel and Martha
Butler's 18-month-old
steer.
The Butlers, 17205
Elm St., were also
orieinally scheduled to
be charged with viola-
tion of a city ordinance
prohibiting the keeping
of a live steer within 300
feet of an occupied dwell-
ing.
But the complaining
neiehbor Jdentilied only
as Mr. Smith subse-
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The Board of Equallzattoa and tbe Department
of Motor Vehicles accept the "location value" set
forth in the Kelly Mobile Home Blue Book formula.
A S20 annual subscription can be requested from
Kelly Blue Book, Box 7127, Loag Beach, CA 918t'1.
As a shorthand method of detenn!ning "loc•tion
value," the percentage range la between 15 percent
to ZS percent of the iross purchase price, accordiDI
to lnfonnatlon from the Golden Sta&& Mobllhome
Owners Le ape,.
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d i 11 , char ged with
murder in the death of a
newborn baby. will be
back in Orange County
Supenor Court for May
19 arraignment proceed·
ings w1lh a new set or
lawyers.
Meanwhile, the> 43·
year-old Huntington
Harbor phys~-~bata
filed suit to have his staff
pri vlleges restored at
Westminster Communi· ty Hospital.
Mr -M,.. (Aft Scllrnidt , .. ~, J u d g e J a m e I H .
C.•no.rr• ~. HuMlnoion e...:11, Walsworth '"'anted Dr. qlrl .. Waddill a two-week
Deatlu
Ellewhere
court delay Friday alter
the physician fired his
two attorneys earlier in
the week.
Replacin g Orange
County attorneys Matt
Kurillch and Ri~ha rd
BRISTOL, R.I. CAP) Donald are Charles
-A. 8tdaey DeW. Her· Weedman and Malbour
rescbolf, yacht designer Watson, both ot Los
who supernsed con · Angeles.
s tructlon of seven Weedman recently
America's Cup defen· represented actreaa
ders. is dead at age 90. Claudine Loneet. in the
He died Saturday. Colorado manslauebt.er
trial that ended in her
BORREGO SPRINGS misdemeanor convic-
( A P ) -G e o r I e lion.
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enelneer and ceneral of choklni to death an in·
manaeer of the ?ort of fant born last. March 3
Seattle Crom 1930 lo 1959. after an abortion at·
died Sunday nlaht of an temptfaUed.
apparent heart attack. Dr. Waddill remains
He was 74. free on $25,000 baU. He
bu not yet entered a
DeaCJt Not'l&J. formal plea to the
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w~~ib'ltff ~taste--Clelivety·swt = ,-.~~~tttgiftttr-:.
smokers away frOnt age~old favorites. ·
There is a taste alternative to high tar
cigarettes.
·Modern technology created it.
Tests proved it. ·
• Smokers are confirming it.
Today most MERIT smokers
are coming from high tar
cigarettes-many #om brands
they had been loyal to for years.
Yet they're switching to-
?nd sticking with-MERIT.
The reason is a real advance
in tobacco technology that re-.
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tobacco flavor without the usual
corresponcling increase in tar . • ,... .... ,_,m .
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It's called 'Enriched Flavor~ tobacco.
MERIT and MERIT 100' s were both packed
with this special tobacco. And
tast~-tested against a number
of higher tar cigarettes.
Overall, smokers reportea
th~y liked the taste of b9th
MERIT and MERIT lOO's as
much as the taste of the higher
tar cigarettes tested.
Cigarettes having up to ;'
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Only one cigarette has
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And you can taste it.
# * * * INGLEWOOD CAP> -Depth Help8 Port1and•1 Trail Blaz ra. with a
41ffermt berO 1D the flnt two
••m11, proved • team cao beat a
76e Bli man u they nturn bome with a 198 lz 2..0 Ind ~er the Loi An&eles Lakers in the Nat1ontl Buket·
Houston
PllJLADELPHIA (AP)
Georae McGinnla' 23 point.a and
Dou& CoWna' 20 triegered the
Philadelphia 76era to a 106-97 vic-
tory over the Houston Rocketa
Sunday and a 2-0 lead in their Na-
tional Baaketball Aasociallon
Eastern Conference cham-pionship series.
While McGinnis and Collins led
the 11corina, clutch shooting by
L101d Free, Julius "Dr. J" Erv·
ing and Darryl Dawkins rallied
the 76era after the Rocket.a had
overcome a 12-point third-period
deficit to tie the score al 71 with
3 :23 left in the quarter.
The Rockets came out siuling
in the third quarter, and with
Rudy Tomjanovich scoring 16
and Calvin Murphy 12, turned
what appeared to be rout into a
barn-burner.
Mike Newlin hll a 20-foot
jumper to lie the score al 71-all in
the Rockets comeback. Free and
Murphy_ traded b askets for
another deadlock at 73, and then
Philadelphia ran off eight
straight points.
Field goals by Murphy and
Tomjanovich left Houston trail·
ing 80-77 after three quarters.
With Erving scor· ng 12, Free
eight and Dawkins six in the final
period, the 76ers pulled away
age!::. .and beaded :or Houston.
where the third and fourth m1he"
best.of-seven series continues
Wednesday and Friday night.
The Rockets, with the help or
five early field goals from
Murphy, who wound up with 32
points, gained a 16-11 lead with
5:49 left m the first quarter.
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Weclnnday•1 Oamt
Pll•t•de•on1a" Hou\lon '11 m l'r1uy•1 OemH
Pllol~dolllfll• ., HOU\ Ion
Lo• A"90ll\•t Por11anc!
Sllnday'1 Oam ..
Ho<l\lorl at P!lll-111111• II"""'•'•
Port!...., at Le>i A,,q;ol~• If •1<tcHwrv r .... uy. May 11
Phll•dolP'll• ., Hou\lon ti M CHW•Y
w-ay,Mey1•
ball AHoclaUon aemi·flnal
playoff a.
Reaerve iuard Hel'm GlWam
pumped In 14 point.a lo the final
quarter. incfudln1 the 10-ahead
basket wltb leas than two
minutes to ao. as Portland edaed
the Lakera 99-97 tn the second
1ame at the Forum Sunday.
Gilliam had averaaed Juat 4.8
point.a in thla Mason'• playoff ac·
lion but tallied 2' when coach
Jack Ramsay aenl him into ac·
tlon.
In the openlna rame ot the
aeml!inals, Maurice Lucas bad
scored 28 poiqt1 to pace t.be
121·109 victory. But lh1I Ume,
Lucu waa hf:ldlo 16 point.I.
The teams ttavel to Portland
for the neJrt two games in the
be1t-of-1even ~ties. Game three
ll acbeduled 'Jj'~esday night at t.
aame four at18:30 Friday eveo·
in,.. 'It WU a ~ard, bard same to
win, but a great effort.'' dedared
Ramsay. "We are going to eitjoy
both our wins in Los Angeles.
•
· .. We call Herm 'Llttlo
TrlcklU!r.' He is typJcal of the
playera on thll team who can
1tay cm U>e bench for 1am~ at a
time and then come 1n and do a
auperjob."
Also doln1 a auper Job before
tbe 15,192 at the Forum wu
Llonel Hollinl, who scored 22
p01DU In the tint half, lead1n1
Portland to a 5'·51 lead. He
wound up with 31 p0lnts plua
seven uaat.t and el.ht tellin1
ateals. "Holllns ls some kind of
player," declared Ramsay. ''I've
been saying all season that he la
one of the best, if not the beat, de",
f ensive 1uards lD baskerball.
·~-"
Now the wbolo naUon kDoft via
televilloo." •
Hollim scored the finaJ point ot
the camowitb 11 Mconda leAao a
free throw.
Kareem Abdul·Jabbar, the
La.ken' lead!U 1corer with 40
polnta -bia ·fifth playoff IUDO
with that many or more -bad a
14-foot try with ttve feconda left. But bvuaed by bree Trail
Blaser de!endett. hll sbot bit the rim. bounced blab and back c:mto
the court toward the aldellnee aa
time ran out.
Trail Juas.,1 center BUI
Waltoa secnd 14 ~int.a with 17
rebounds ~ two aulsta in bl8
battle ol form UCLA centers
qa.lnat Abd&al.:.J abbar. The latier
also Ud lT reboUDda wltti one u-,
a11t. .
Coach Jerrr Weet of the Laken
declared, .. Kareem 11mplJ can.-
not do~ for tbla club. It
11 too much! ol • burden .Sor
anyone to lboul.der. '' Caul~ Rulaell waa the Laken' aecoad.te~diril 1corer wltb 21.
Hln'UoNO ct0-0-S. l..4KN It, w.-1A.
o.v11 t. Holli,.,,, wit'· Oltlf•m 2•. ~t.
l.Ol A"Ol'-6 ml -, ... , IO,""'"" JI, Ab-lltll J•l!Oer & CtlentY .. T•tllfll io. A.llttnethr 2.
Ntt1m-4,IC...C'-
ltotllatld H ft 16 1' -" L .. ~ SS 1' 2t to -'1
fotlll foutl -~len4 U, Lot Anotlff It, Tecll111ct1 -LMA11tt1ta. um~; •-u.m
Halas Fall, 4-3
. .
Angels, Roy~ls . ·
'JJ&ngle Tonight
KANSAS CITY CAP) -The
CaltforrOa Angels, who have
dropped (7~ games) behind
American League West-leading
Minnesota, will attempt to be'1n
closinc the gap here tonight.
The Angels play a brief two-
game series against the Kansas
City Royals, with W~y'ne
Simpson, 1·2, burling for
California in the opener against
Yastrzemsld grabbed the re·
bound and fired to second to nip
the rookie trying to stretch the bit
Into a double.
Manager Norm Sherry of U.e
An&els fltaunchly defended
Flores' effort to stretch the bit in· to a double.
"He's so fast be just bad to
go," Sherry said. "He's· tlie
fastest man we've got, maybe
Jim Colborn, 4-2. the fastest in the entire organiza·
LlWe thinga hurt the Angels in Uon. I'm still. not sure yet ~ aa the¥ droppad a •• whether hfls out. ~
4-3 declSJ<>tl to the Rect Sox. "Rey, it ~lg play. Yaz
Jim Willoughby, who helped isn't invincible out there He bad the Red Sox to the American · . Leaiue pennant in 1975 after be· to make a perfect play and, as it turned out, he did.''
A 119ds8 late
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·Mev •c.t1tornteolK1nu1Clb 5 Uo m ..
Mey 10 C.IHoml• •tlt•MM CHY 5 HI> m
May 11 e.ttimon~C.tltof11I• 7:Up m .
ing acquired from the St. LoU1s
Cardinals' farm system, had
both defense and luck in gaining
the victory over the Angels after
baUingoutstarter Bill Lee.
Wllloughby replaced Lee a.ft.er
the Angels tied the score 3-3, and
had runners on first and second
with two out in the fifth.
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Tllw1Clay, May ,,
Hou\IOft II PNl_l,,,,la 11 M<HW'Y
""~y,MayJt Porlltrld ., LO\ A"991U ,, ne<H•••V BILL WALTON (32) PUTS PRESSURE ON LA'S KAREEM ABDUL.JA88AR SUNDAY.
Willoughby issued a walk to
load the bases but was saved by
shortstop Rick Burleson, who
sprinted behind second base to
grab Joe Rudi's grounder and
flipped back.banded to Denay
Doyle for an inning-ending force.
Cremhaw Blmm Lead
' Eagle Won It.for Floy~
• DAILAS (AP) -Ray Fl<>S>d myfelf to quit. Then I made one The victory for FJ~ytl ~~~1---
. _ t;:~~1__~~w~~n ~!le~-:!.~~f_F~&!e.': : ~ _ :w1it;~;;~!11" ~=~~!_w_,~
mHJior}aire. He w~n~( the f~~~es with a cro.Y-' Y ~ teadf.'\r"'a1s.617t~
himself surrender at the B)'Too country 40-foot putt for an ea«Je' h111 lifetime eamines to $955,256
Nelson Golr Cla1111ic Sunday when on No. ts and an etaht-foot birdiQ and "gave me ~d my wife a
it appeared young..Ben Crenshaw putt on 17 for a final-round tw01-g~ st~ on p~ying for t.~e home
had bagged the $40,000 first prize under-par 69 over the Prest.of' we re buJldlng tn Miami.
with a spectacular eagle. Trail Golf Club. Floyd's (276) total was eight
"l heard the crowd reaction Crenshaw, 25, folded on the under par over the toughened up
when Ben made eaale at N0t 15, final two holes. flhishing bo1ey-6.983-yard, par-71 layout whlch
but I just gave myself a sub-bogey for par 71 with such mis· featured bnar patch roughs and
conscious kick !n the rear," the erable shot-making that he com-shck grc~s . Crenshaw..._ who
35.year:.Old Floyd said. "I could mented:· "l coold hit better lrons earned $22,800. was two shots
have quit but I didn't allow andteesbotswhenlwaslS.'' backat278.
Sports In Brief
Czechs Keep Title
As Soviets Upset
VIENNA~zechoalovakia re-.
talned the World tee Hockey Ullo
Sunday ni&ht with a helpina band
from Roland Erik11on, Swedish
ace of the Minnesota North Stara.
EriklllOD flred tn three •oala as
Sweden downed the Sovltit Unlon
3·1 ln the final game of ftle
tournament. The Runlana
needed only a tie to clinch tho \t·
tie.
Earlier Canada slammed the
Czechs 8-2, but Czecbotlovakta
finished Clll top or the 1landinas
anyway With U point.I trom 10
games.
Sweden and Ruula botb
totaled 14 point.a, but the Swed•
had an 1-2 a1gre1ate over the
Rua11lana in their two meettnp
proper combination of
aerodynamic• and cbauu SUS··
pension, parked his brand new-
racer andretumed tobll old relia-
ble 19'78WUdcat.
The ~c• at the Indianapolis
)f o&or Speedway picked up
dramlltlcAlly Sunday, the 1econd
day of pradif• for the May 29 ln·
dy500.
Jobncock. the 1973 Indy 500
winner ad diefendin8 U.S. Auto
Club oaUooal driving champion, came the closest of anrone to
that onc•aeeminllY unattaina·
ble barrier with three •lrallht
laps above 190 mpb, the:n ooe at
191.123 and a top lap speed of
192..591.
andtookaecoodplace. a. __ ..,. __
The Soviets fllllshed third and ..w........_ .. ..,.
Canadafourth. PORTLAND, r.talne -
Sherwood Stewart. l'ank:tict Z7th .... la Cre.,a .. 1n the nation. rallied to wiD the
KANSAS CITY -Dick fourth ~ast Tenall Clilltc,
Stockton and VlJay AmritraJ beatlnt~·ranked Peter Flem·
used a Ourry of bard 1mUhea tna.&-7,M MSunday.
and capltaUsed on tbo tnex· Stewart eal'Md '5,000. Flem·
perlence of Adrlaho PanaUa and m1 r~ved $.J,000.
Vltu Ger\lla1Ui to win the Wcr '
World Doublea Charnplon1hlp
Sunday.
StodttOd and AmrttnJ walkecl
away with the '8(),000 first prllo
with a 7.f, 7-t, U. W U1umPb. ·
~-•Hele Sbsle.
INDIANAPOLJS -. Gordon
JobDCOCk.tumecl th• flnt prac·
• t1c• 1Qe a1Jio¥e UO IDllea pu bOUr Sun!:t; wbile team at. Wally pall ctnmablo to ton out ·
BUrFALO -Frank Pytlu,
tbe catcher TJhen Bob Feller set a
nnJor-J..au.'bueball Ncard of
18 1trUteout1 In one 1ame ID ~
dled~ lilthe.,eof eL
Pjtljlc tnad tbe Cleveland. tn·
dlau 0.-d Jn ua and hit .JOO
four Um• 1n a war-lnteiniptid •
major·l••I • career which •tr t.chedthrOqbl.NS.._~-
Andy Bean and Lyn Lou
finished one shot behind
crenshaw with 2795 to earn a
payday-of $11,800 each.
··1 ·m just tickled to death ... I
can't recall coming from that far
behind on such a few boles," said
Floyd. "Usually, I've been in the
front and gallQped to my other
wins. I'm so tired I could drop."
LHdh" tclWW .-WI -• w lnnlftOS In the
lyrOft '"'_, o9'f 1-MIMf'lt ovw Ille l*'·il• .... v•,,, ~IOOI Ttll41 Goll Ctull c-•: ttay Fl....., .... 000 ... 7~7· e.-.cr•"""""·'n.IOO ... 10•11-m AlldyllHll.,fl.toO 1'"6t4~1-11' Un Utt. tll.a "-7to.71..,-27t
DonJ•.....,.., t.1100 n.10.1~ Jorry M<Get, M.900 10.n.11...-a1
O•YtdOr-.. .... w.~ 7f·71~ l(ermlt Z-1"1'• .,.,500 7t.7~s-wt
1111 ltrllU4111. U .toO 74 .... 6f.71-21t Jim Otnt. ti.loo 11·12·7t~m
G•rl' pf_,. ~ 100 7S.7M1·11-2n l'r•r1• CoMtr. M.7(1() n.tt-10.11-m
ChtChl"edt ..... ,M.100 11...._....,_. •• ,_.. u.• 1No .... 1>-4I' l'*ly Allin U.400 7S.1MS.7J-21M c""'"c:-o,,u.M 1No-n-1~ l'rtd M-. U.tOO 7•·70.12..._., 1Ctltl1,..,..,, t2.IOO 1"1 ..... 11~
f'UttV twlltr. It 90t ... f0.7).71-11J
Al Get~. \\.'°9 11·1'"1t.12-m
M•c ~~,_,. i1 tOCI 7'2-7N0.11-21S Milltr•~.tt900 n., .. ,....__
Oft Mor .... 11... 7"1Ut-1._. ~·--"·* 1u ... 1n_.. JlmW1~• 1t-1212·fl.10'-ltll ,ffl\My,Mtll~,'1-12·1•~
Al.,.T .... tt.-7Hlo1'.70-.. a..r .. ~Jl.llll ,~,._n........,
MW•ll,$1""'" 1WMf.1~ Viet•~. '1,JOI n-1•11·~ Ttrrt 0 ....... , .. , n.tt~
..... , ........... ,... 71-.76.7~ •111 •....... ..... 71-fJ.,.,, __
OW•tlll...,_.,,'1.lln n.7~ ....
His teammates also provided
some out.standing fielding in the
final three i.nnjngs to protect a 4·3
lead provided by D~igbt Evans,
who drilled his sixttl homer into
Today's Game .
Washe d Out ·
the screen in left center with two LOS ANGELES _ Today's out in the sixth. Io the seventh. rookie Gil baseball game with the Los
Flores led off with a triple to Angeles Dodgers ~nd the
rightcenterbutwasleftstranded Philadelphia Phillies was
as Evans made a sparkling catch postponed because of rain. .
f n(,a ~Wu J1Jtht.~PrUP... the 1a4e had ~e~_r'e&~t f~~ • "~1'n6 ~ ,· ~· ... ~~-am ~-·-~~.th .. ·'~-gr'oun ed out. • · atao. was only e sixth.. me
Jn the eighth, Joe Rudi since the Dodgers moved tO Los
doubled with one out. However, Angeles 20 years ago that a home
Burle&on . made a sparkling game had been postponed by ln·
backhanded catch of a line drive clement weather.
and tbe next batter lined out. Today's game was reset for Ju~
Flores making his ·major ly 26 as part of a doubleheader.
league debut, lined a shot high orf Steve Carlton was scheduled to
the left field wall for his third hit pitch for the Phillies against Los
with.one ouUnihe ninth, but Carl Aneeles' Burt Hooton. Both have
3· 1 records.
On TV Tonight
---.-a(7)-BASEBALL-
. ·rrre" cinnaU Reda meet the
Cardinals in St. Louis. Taped.
The Dodgers hold a 10-game
lead over runnerup San Fran·
ci11co in the National League
West. The Philltes are five
games bebln~ Pittsburgh in the
NLEasL
Cyclist s Used Drugs
Belgiana Su.pended Month
I
BR~it..9 (AP) -Six top ln·
ternatlonal cyclists including
world champion Freddy
Maertens and 1uper star Eddy
Merckx of Bel1lum used drup prohibited by @U-doping regula·
tloft'll during maJor races, a
Belgian Cycllng Leaiue
1poke1man said today.
The 11x have been 1uspended:
for a month lrld bave been fined
$390.
Accordlnt to the official coun·
ter·checkJ, ¥aerten1, Merckx
and rour other Belgians, Michel
Pollentler, a member of
Maertens' team#· Walter
Plaockaert, winner o tho recent
TOUI.' of Bel1t um; Wiily
Telrlloct, a former Belctan
cbamplcm, and Karel RoWen
one of MerelcX' te~matel, 1i'ied
a medicine available on prescrip··
tlon ln Belgium under ·the
"Stlmul" brand name.
The drug helps relieve f aUgue
and lta effects ,have been com·
pared to those of caffeine. A
chemlst aaid it had no effect' on
the heart or circulatory 1y1tem.
The druf cobtaina the chomlcal
)Mmoline, ~blch la on thotnterua· Uonat CycUn1 Unlon'1 llat. of p1"0o
bl~lteddrugs.
Urine aamplet were taken dur·
ln1 normal antl-doptn1 te11ta
after the Fleche Wallonne. the
Tour ot Flandms and the Tour of I
Bel1lum.
Cycllnl Leacue offtclals aald
that reaUlta ot counter-ebecu for
a 1eventh rider. former Dutch
world champlcn Rennie Kuiper,
bad not bieeb completed.
•
....
WesteFn Sprints at Newport.
Orante Coast lventtlea wlll be Openlnr and re-heat Joins to tbo well ln.the bil re-
Colle&e and UC lrvlne repraented. and more pecha1e beata wW be floala. 'The repecbaae iatta.
etterS
.t\d.vance CO·ho•t the 16th an· than 30 oarsmen are held on Friday. The heatl btsin at 1 p .m. OCC'• freehmaa
nu al We 1 tern In • e~pected to take part. grand rm ala are slated and nm th.rouah. 1. etsht, tho No. 1 h'otht
tercol1e11ate rowl111 PartlolpaUD8 acboola for Saturday momin1. Saturday'• fln•ll boat on the WHt
cbamplouhlps Friday wUl include occ. UCI, Friday·a opentne beslq at 8 a .m . and Coast with m U ·l ~~~ ud~ uCr : .. !!el o,~ UUCtLA. tUtSC, fSOtanford, he a ta will beein at nm tbrouih 10:80. HllOD record, ta th• ...... -n vera Y o reeon. 7:4~ a.m. and will run Compeoetl1 Uon will b• heavy favorite to d•· Newport Bnch. Unlvtralty of Brltl•h through 10: '5. Win· h ld tn It mark• tbe flrat Columbia. Cal State nera from each beat e vanity eiahts, feat lta competition.
Jb'fte"-d.t&ecl..,..
__.Sweden. tb• 1975
cnamploo. !'ranee.
Spain ad B.omanla have
advanced ln the 1977
Davia Cup tmn1a eom·
petiUm.
Sweden blanked
Austria so, movina 1nso
the EUJ'Opean Zone B
eemtflnals a1alnst de·
fending champion Italy.
thne that tho Weatem <Lon• Beach). UC wtll automatically junior var1ity el1hta. The Pirates will allo
Sprlntl (the popular S ant a Ba r b a 1' a • • advance to Saturday'• fr•• b man el 1 h ta• be the Pick Sn the JV
name tor the refatta) Loyola, Santa Clara, flnal1. The remalnlnd ll1htwelaht •'ahta, el1ht category. ,
bu ever been held tn San Dle10 state, Seat-crew1 will 'l'Ow 1: v .ar1lty four1. OCC'1 froth •iaht Ne~ Beacb. . tle·Paciflc, Humboldt Friday's repecbaoe freshman fours •nd hat won • We1ttrll
A total of 15 West State and Callfornla heau, with the top J.tabtwetpt fOW'I. Sprlnt1 title in 1986.
Cout eoUeaa and UD· MariUme Academy. two boats ln each OCC and _Y..CI are UCI'• varsity •l1ht
aa Kjell Johan.Ison and
Rolf Worber1 won tbelr
sineles matches Sunday. •
Johansson beat Cllff
Letcher 6-1, 6·3, 1·3,
while Worberg outlasted
PeterFelil 9-7, 6-4, 6-4.
W'l9I1
' Soccer
both eapecti to do · 1' also the. f avorlte.
CIFAetloa
· 6 Area NineS
Gain Playoffs Stan~; PLACE HANDS FORWARD ON CHIP SHOTS
WDMDTUMnn.-I ..... .
J ~ LA»11et....e_!f • A hall dozen Oran1e
• ' • ""' Cout area hl&b school ~ ~ ;ID :141 bueball teams have
1 s ... , • been selected to compete ~, .i• _. in tbe CIF playoffs
4 t ""'' _: O beslnntne Friday, In· ~ ~ :t;: 2"'1 -A cludlne Suntet Lea1ue
u..-.,..1. • • ,1.aJ a~I V third place tum Foun·
Cll'6-A .. HMll
Sl·P'r-ltal Wt\l To,,lllC• CamerlltoatH-me P-ta111 Valley at SA \fen.-,
.... _..... .. Lall4wood Arc1<1il•I Elwnhowv San I a MOfllca at Cr919I Hoowr al l.Nra
Mtltf' o.I at M.wtu
.. _hlll 11 Le Wll90n
Sweden wlll next m eet
Italy oa clay at theaouth
Swedhh resort of
Baaatad In mld·July. Ita-
ly la led by last year's
clay.court king, Adriano
Panatta, while Sweden is
miafinl Bjom Borg, who
led bis-team to the tltl~
two years .._o. 8org has
refused lo p)ay in
~weden this year ~cause be says he has
been mlatreated by some ~edlah press critics.
Deity,. ... ~ .._..,,Mate'-taln Valley.
"-vor1cit,Lot•no-1"'4•0T • • 11 h As eC, the South TMSW1e1tu.c._,...p1ttzs •S important t at thtt hands lead the clubhead llot10nl7,tndtMtt1,or Into the ball durina normal 'hot' from the l11rw1y. Coast ape's two en· SAODLEBACK'S CHITO VASSALLO.
Siii ~lo al St. Paul Vtnl1.1ra at N-.y Perk •t1IM111ttAlllambra 11599\llldoat 1401,. Dame
L It Mlllltcan •• Lo. AlamttH Redlltl>d\ II Vitia Parll
Manuel Orantes /
topped Nikki Piile 7·5,
6.-2, 6-2 and Jose
lfigueraa beat Zoltan Ilic
&-3, 6·1, 4·6, 6-2 at Bel·
grade, Yugoslavif, giv·
iag Spain a 4·1 victory
<Stier Yugoslavia.
"'"'-'•V,IM01•24 However. th11 principle 11 especially vital on short tries (cb•mplon Dana
S d F •ddl ? S.•·~='4'...!' shots from uound the areen. ' Hilll and runnerup Mis· econ I e . "-~.., · Addreu lhe ball with your hand' sllahlly forward aton Viejo) are Included Plo-~';:i:!!.,...,,11
e tlld•-.!=~Mlldl (illustralton • 1). Tf11s helps assure that they will 1n the 2·A ellmlnatlons, ..,_. .. 1MM111e-1 ~•Mltcllla lead the clubhead into the ball. Vou will be more bll c t L cou°"ei Pecttke
Sin Mercont Cr-ie Valley
1nc11..,.ats.i0tevo I k I t t k th b 11 1 w e ,..un1e eague s1.eenwo1Tr001 Not for'7assallQ, T~~~i~ .. u·~·" ~h~{·~:l~~~~r~~='·.:e :~~p:Jt~ y;~:·~a::,'0b::: _ ~i!t~~:i-<t;: ir~~~~ Romania advanced in·
t~ the aemlfioala of the
l!luropean 1.one Group A ~racket when llie
Maataae defeated
<!'llechoslovakia's Jan
ltodes 6·2, 6·2, 6·4 at
Bu char est, givin g
1'omarua an insurmoun·
table 3·1 advantage.
The final singles
match between Dumitru
Qaradau of Romania
'ind Ji ri Hrebec or
Czechoslovakia was halt·
~d by rain after each
player had won one set
~omani a will meet
ingland next month.
Francois Jaurrrct and
~atrick Dominguez won
Sunday as France
orushed Poland 5·0 at
Warsaw . Jauffret
~topped Henr y k
Drzymalski 6·3, 6-0, 6·3
fnd Dominguez over
tame Tadeusz Nowicki
3·6, 7 ·5, 6·3, 9-7.
Area Girls
FJiminated
' T ... _. _ _..r. (nftllrratlo1' 12), ~uron Che risk of allowma your ,,. -'-~"
,..,....01¥1'"9 right hand to. take control of the club. The resuJt ington Bbch) have been -c!v1,..e:11~=~~
By CRAIG SHEFF Vassallo, a versa We w L •"' OA 111"" Is usually a 'cuffed or topped shot. This can be tabbed. Mire eou .. i l'11t1vton Chu~0v~:~~i}·; has ~wimmer, bas the lead-i~~. ~ : ! : ! :: especially co'llY around the areen when you are Martn. Plays bost lo ~==~='s:r
played second fiddle to mg time tn the state ln ltkt!Ht• , , i , , a; try1n1 to aet up and down 1n two shots to save a par. An•elua Lea1ue run· MIH\1ev111u1s1 G-•·•••
the 200 b ackstroke c-tiqit o > ' • > >1 nerul(!later Del <Santa coroftulGlenOot• his two younger brothers °'''"° 0 • l • l ?• •• r ... -.... -• An•" ... hlle ....... ___ 1·s on S1111nyHIH1•lG.,,, th t I f 0:56.8), buthehasabet-•m-DMll• . ______________ ..._ ___ __, -... a:.uJ.DUn
e pas coupe 0 years, ter k · AAU Tempea., • 1 10 , • n tberoadlnarematchofa but that may be coming mar rn an FortL•......,• • 1 10 • , n 97" I f'I I toanend. meet.Andhelsinthetop H••Y0<1t , , 10 , 10 21 Ba Sl • I l .. p-.yo • c usic at
Vassallo, a freshman rive in 200 buttern~. the Wa1111= .. •cc~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~E s:._o ·~ns .. p n Alhambra. 200 indo and the 400 mdo. .....~ °'............. • .., ., The '74 Edi.son team at Saddleback College. _,, -ted Alb b "The individual Lot•••" • 1 u '10 a.i ous am ra from recently captured the 200 d 1 . oeun • 1 10 s 10 ~ the nl•"of#s t th a nd 400 individual me ey ts his best Lnv_, • ' 7 a , ,. As D k B """'Y " a e same
medle"S and the 200· event" says Darr "but ........ 3 •• 14 • u . ari . o~se site in 16 innin~s. 2·1,
J h 't nl ' S.n Jo1t 1 > s ' s " behind the It · C yard butterfly in the Mis· e se a co erence re-w .. 1-01 .. h•.,. p c mg o cord 1·n the 200 fly and hi's Port••~ 2 l a • , 10 Dave White and Mike sion Conference swim · M ming championships, be· backstroke times are !:1~~~1• ~ ~ ! ~ ! :! . By Dave Cunningham strongest team Fountain acoy and the winning
. very good. He could v1nc01.1w, , , A • • " Ot111eoet1y1"11.e111111 Valley has eve" fielded," single by Mike Belwood mg selected the meet's . th 1 "~ f d ,_,..,,,Mltcllff The best volleyball L 1 • W off ace Dan Guzman. m o s t v a 1 u a b 1 e swim e •"""' ree an N•• voru. co.,,,e<ttcut' ' team lo never make the ove ace says. .. e have D performer. do a good job and he's a 11ocht\1tr1.Tor,,,,100,or some great hitters and a ana HUls draws a good breaststroker " Mlnnt1o1it.H-•110 playoffa •.. that•s· what tremendous defensive home assignm e nt
ln the Southern Cal says Darr. • venc_;-=:t,:•.:!1e" Fountain Valley Hlgh's team." a g a lnat Hacienda
meet over a week ago, he so why is Chilo so squad almost became. Rieb Hansen is the League representative
set a meet record in win-versatile" j AMUICANsoccuLuoua Stuck in an over-heart of that defense, a· Alta Loma. while Mis·
n·ng the ,,IV\ . di .d } • lh1t-Dlvli1011 whelmina)y •trO g . v· j i 0 1 "IVV ID VI ua ••He comes from a w l. T GA,,.,.,, e " n 5·9 senior whom Lov-sion ie o s at ntario,
medley (4:11.9) and goodheritage.Theentire ~=~!,": : : : ~ ~ , a SunaetLeaaue, Fountain elace unabashedly calls champlonofthe-Hacien·
grabbed second place famllyi.sverypositiveto N••Jlfwv , , 0 , • ! : Valley tied for second "prpbably the best back daLeague.
fmiabes lD the 200 in-swimmlna That's their 14twl!ntt-1 o o 3 i , • place with Newport TOW player in CIF th'~ Fpuntaln Valley, 13·10 divtdualmedJe (1 588) •· CotMMctkut o 2 o • 10 s s Harbor Hunt1·ngton ~ o .. 11 • •s .... • .. A Y : · hobby. that's their wnt .... 01v111• · year." ver..u, 15 a~ ~ na and the 200 backstroke Ii! s.cr•-1 o Beachisaloneinfirst o Valley with K i e .. they get supreme c.111.,..1, 0 , 1 ~ ~ ~ • 1• ne obvious strength e v n ll:S6.1). enjoyment out or lt, .. S.llt••-ao I I l J r: Butconsider this . the Barorui pouess this Fitzhugh billed for
And an last weekend's says Darr. 1. .. ..,.., .. o , , 2 3 2 • -Fountain Valley season is heigh"-When pitching duty for FY.
state meet at West Chitobeganswimmlns s.cre...:.Otv;-C:;:.=~ 'ave Huntineton Beach they walk out onto the Marina (16·6 for tbe
Cll'J.AIHeMll
Helf al San Mllf'\ ..o
llCM!lla at""'''' flalctwln P•MI 11 P1lo VerdoP '
1-ttmel at Victor V1!11y All• Loma at Oa11a Hiii• Norco al NOtlhvlow 8tlt Garc11<>u1 Leurh'OO'r
Alo Mew at E•<tl••or
N091ln el S~nl• Cllrl
LaSellt1l 0"1er10 MIHIOll VIII• 1l OnlerlO GleM 81 &ewrty Hiii• Ttmplt City at L• Slt,ra
B•nnlnq al Central
C~•Mtl I ~ltfldtal L• Salltt
Ou••l11-tltlal RaCIOnCIO
Cll'l·&a..-.11 Flllm0tul Mofttclatr Prep Alatcadero al Ttm04et0fl M1rat11l11t or AvalOft at HtlQ!lta Lulhltren
o ...... , Valley at ICtf'ftVt119V
lmotrlalllfl.O\PI"°' Rl•trtldeCNl~IM at Webb NOlrt0-111 llre\11't11
M1rySl1r1tllloH<ll'lm
Sports
Calendar
Valley College, the s ax years ago in bla S-V-•Mnc• tts only loss or the court they Just look like season) will be faced
versatile Vassallo was native Puerto Rico :;:,v:z~~"::99U:."!:;::,".ooe1.. s~ason: snapping the they:re going to be wit~ a tough first roun~ lleHIMlt~1 .... '=1'.~·~.,, oieoo rourthinthe200b~ckand H is father was a'•ln . Oilers 22-game win tough. ass1gnmentasMaterDe1 s1a1ef1111.LAcc a1Go1<1enwHt
seventh m the~ mdo. basketball s tar 10 hla str~ak. "If we ~re not the (13.9 overall), which ~~:l!:;,;o,:i~11;71:~~~11uanH:ot\
•
HONOLULU The
Ora n ge County
Volleyball Association's
women's t eam was
eliminated in Uui lirsl .z:.o~ 31 th~~l:;. ... ~
p1on!lhip finals Saturday
night by the South Bay
"Chilo really is the youth and erected a. beat~~~alhBeach, ;}"i tallest •. we're certs.Inly re~at Edison lin non-T11111l1-5oulh C:0.1t Lff0\19 '""'"
th l rd fastest in Johe-llllkel~l f:Ourt ... m. ,&ta~-..!-D-----1 ~ e powe u ~A.~, .o( thjt J~~t tea~ e a~ e ~~ l ~, 3 · 2. • ut Cott• ,,,.._ HIQll: s...wi u11oue
"Yaulill'd rttmu;.·"'''fil)'c "Tllalan&I' s}J•C"IO\tflia~ ,.~-~,('(. ~=To '.:'wt W·'J-''•~1•·<~lifftlit~t•Y9~ ~tia 1Uc~-~ ·!!_~~~. ~p~ 1
Saddleback coach Flip yardforhlsboystoplay. F 0 RT .LAU· ~b ouiitaln atey ur· Greg Svalstad is the right-ban er Nici(" 01r111wtmm1nv-o ... aHt11u1S.M
~porters, 15·5, 15-8.
Orange County had
qualified for the cham·
pionsblp series with u
second place finish ln
pool action ot the Nu·
tional AAU open with a
split with Central Vall~y
of San Francisco, 15·11,
13·15, after Joslnf to
Hawaii's Nick'• Fish
Market, 15-0, 15-9.
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D a r r .. Jes se ( a Buttbey never played D E..RDALE Fla -mg championship flnals biggest of the bunch Harsh. c1.,,,,.,,., Mlutott v1e10 at E1 Toro, •
aophomm-e at Mission "We just didn't Ute Danny 'tl.oa'entha·l of 0.f the Inglewood lnvita· checking in at 6-6. Shar: ExeeC:t~d to duel ~~~·~·,11~~:,~·r1~:'~
Viejo High) and Victor basketball " says Chilo Nova Hilb School has set hon al. inc the middle block)'ng Harsh will be Marina f'o11111a1nva11..,, H11111tnoto"11 .. c1ut . W li ' · U 1 l -Newport Harbor d f stopper Liee Magga wu1..,1n1ter, Edho11 •t Newport (a 1uruon are faster, but " e ke to fish a lot and a na ona _prep S1V m· which has beaten su h u 1es with him is Brian bll Edi ; • Harbor c.11au1. Chiloi.sstartmgtocomc lhat'swhatgotusstarted mini record of 57.68 ln CIF c Rofer, a 6-3 senior who w e ions No. 1 01r1,ltldmtntOt1-0aneH111utSM Into bis own awtmmtn1 " t h e , o o ; y a r d powers as Laguna does everything well player on the mound ls c••mtntt. MIHtan vt•fo at e1 Toro,
''He now· understands The chot~e has been a breaatsb'oke. and Corona del Mar, lost Steve Ogle is just 6-0 Steve Slaton. , . ~~~~'::nat1tt':.C.: ... ~.~tM~~~
he can wm he doesn't good one Rolenthal a senior at to Fountain Valley. but he jumps well and is Dana Hills and M1ss1on •• P:o11nla111 V•tt•y. e•1aon •t
have to pl~; ~ccond fid· Chito'a· potential ia up-the Fort Lauderdale -In 8 single night, one of the team's better Viejo are expected lo NewpwiH•-1•11 •u·ui.
d 1 c to a n .ll o n c> • limittld. says Darr. school, broke the 1968re· Fountain Valley. beat hitters. Chris Mack, send Stu Hein and Gary .,0~!~~:;:;:~:'~.!~":
Psycholog1callv•he has "ltrcan be as good u col'Ctof 57.701et by Brian Westchester, Huntington a nother hitter stands ~n~f to the mound in WM1m1M1 .. •' H1111t1"01°" e .. ,,,
really come 'around," hewantatobe,"sayatbe JobeotSanuCtaraHieb Beach and Laguna 6-4. ' ftrstround action. l!"'~1~u1.~tw-1H•rtiora1Edtlor.
NYS Darr Saddleback ca.ach.. School B e a ch t 0 win the . Glr11 toflbell-s...ta Alla Valln •t -ltrg}e-wood Invitational. v n OOll . •JIM<I• I.JI. -Fountain Valley 0 ey nmnng· • 0111\ '"'It-UC IMM et UCl.4 :.1a,.ior Lea.U'llP s·~;.~: ... ~Q coach Bill Lo9eface was . l ~I s tu. e1 C.-lfto <:ottave et o._. JrJ.i ".I e--.,....MAIU~a selected Coach of the eoas•cottt91ct1. .
AMERIC \N LEAGUE
East Dhlsloa
W L PcL GB
Ne\\ York 16 10 615
Balt1more 14 9 .609
MUwaukee 15 11 .577
Boston 14 11 .560
Toronto 12 17 .4\4
Detroit 10 15 .400
Cleveland 8 16 .333
Weal Dtvlalon
Minnesota 18 10 .643
Chicago 16 10 .615 J
Texas 13 10 .565 2~
Kansas City 15 12 .556 2h
Oakland 14 14 .SOO 4
Aa1ets 10 17 .370 71,Aa
Seattle 9 22 .290 10~
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P1ttaburib 17 7 .708
St. Louia 16 9 .&40
Chica10 13 10 .SM
Montreal 12 10 .MS
Philadelphia 11 12 .478
New York 10 16 .385
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Cincinnati 10 15 .400 11
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Tournament and tourney Fountain Va 11 e y ( G a r d e n a ) • s 8 n
director Gene Popko High's Barons and 1978 Clemente is at San
believes, "Theydefinlte· CIF champion San Marcos and Fountain
ly deserve a berth In the Clemente, No. 3 outfits Va 11 e y la at s 0 u th
playoffs.'' from the Sunset and Pasadena.
Lovelace says, "The South Coast circuits,
situetion ln our learue ll have quaJified for the "'""~=~ i;:;ri~:·
a perfect argument for 1977 CI F volleyball . 1111u1 ... V1t1 .. 1wra
CIF to open up the championshtpplayoffa. :.9!~:;t..,'°:'.':::,sadeM
Baseball
l'llOS•HOPH
O<aa11 View 111 Ill ao1u G-.f!H CK.an lfllW -Hlln .. rle," 2·M.O: .._, ... ,,cf UM: Kotte,, a t+o-o:
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2 0-1.0/ OlldltY. 11 1-«MM/ WCJOCh. rr 1.o+o, playoffs to more teams. Five of the six Oran1e """"""mw•ttl!Olewood
As lt ls now, only one Coast area unJts are on :.rr!=~~··'tial'8 801,.0r.,,. 000 000 0~ ~ :
team will probably make the road Friday in the Atvmtw""Y1tt.•t11M .. 11<i. 0c,,"v1tW ooo oot 1-1 " 1
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it from the Sunset, and first round with only 1975 ------....... ---.....;;;.,,,_.,.;.._ _____ _
t h at •a Hun ti n gt on Cl F champion Laguna
Beach." Lovelace WH Beach, South Coast
wron1, however, with Lea1uekJngpln, drawing
Newport Harbor and the a home aulgnment
Barona1ettin1thenod. a1almt Riverside Poly •
Whether they run wild La1una ts seeded No. 2.
ln the plQoffa or not. Huntlneton Beach.
Fountain Vallel'• seeded No. 1 and cbam-
Baron1 have ha a pion of the Sunset
aea1on to remember. Lea&Uf?r tan1lea with
The vtctartes over Hunt-boat Neues H11h of Wblt.-
in •ton Be a ch. and tier. the Prep Lea1ue'JJ
Lagana .Beacti are represeutaUve.
particular blgbllebt1.: Sunset Lea1ue run-
aince thoeo teams are neru9 Newport Harbor ls amoq the touaJteat 1D at Inslewood, South
CIP. Cout Leacue nmnerup
'"Thi.I f9 probabl1 th~ MllalOQ Viejo ii at Serra
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POAC Racera Get Under Way In Ught Air Oft San Diego'• Point Lome
Ahead of Storm
Sorcery Wins SD Race
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dell'( l'lttt '"11111 Wrltw
Jacob Wood'• 81-foot 1loop
Sorcery, of the California Yacht
Club, led the neet of 37 yachts
across the flniJh line at2:06 a.m.
Sunday just ahead of a gusty
weather front, ln. the fint of nve
BEUESR4CE
TO 'SUNSHINE'
Joan Malanosky at the helm of
Sunshine was the winner of Dana
Point Yacht Club's Dana Belles
race, a women's Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet regatta
sailed out of Dana Point Yacht
Club Saturday.
There were 13 boats entered In
the race which was sailed in 15·
knot southeast winds. Second was
Windrunner, skippered by Julie
Timon. Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club, and third was Fancy, sailed
by Marti French, DPYC.
Pacific Ocean Racing Con·
terence <PORC) races.
Sorcery was first to finish In
the lll·mile San Diego to Long
Beach via Catalina Island race
but failed to save her time in the
corrected tim~ standings.
THE RACE STARTED at 11
a.m. Saturday off Point Loma ln
a light southerly breeze under
threatening skies with a number
of the yachts setting spinnakers
before they crossed tht! starting
line. The unusuaJ spinnak.,,. ••m
resulted in several or the yacht.s
getting their chutes hoisted in
tight wraps that caused con·
sider able foredeck confusion.
The PORC is sponsored by the
Yacht Racing Union of Southern
California for-yachts rated under
the International Offshore Rule
handicap system. For the firat
time this year, a small class of
. Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet <PHRF) yachts were in·
eluded.
Class A winner on corrected
time was Bravura, a 48-foot sloop
sailed by Irving Loube, San
Diego Yacht Club.
Cius B winner was Vendetta,
a 40·foot two-tonner sailed by
William Rogers, UC Santa
Barbara Salling A11oclation;
Cla11 C wu won by Bin10, a
CF·87 co-skippered by Dennil
Choate and Dick Penniniton,
Long Beach Yacht Club. The
PHRF iroup was won by 11·
luslon, Ed McDowell, Kine
Harbor Yacht Club.
SUMMARY OF handicap stall·
dings.
CL~ A -1, Bravura; 2,
Whistle W'in1 V, Haatin1a
Harcourt-Tom Tobin, SBYC; 3,
Sunset Blvd. Barry Berkus·Roy
Cundiff, LBYC; 4, Hiih Roler,
Blll Power, NHYC; S, Tula,
Robert Gosnell, Hawalt YC.
C~ B -1, Vendetta; 2,
Raider, Jim Underman, BYC; 8,
Cadenza, Carl Eichenlaub,
SDYC; 4, Drumbeat, Zimbaldl·
Long, NHYC; S, Bandit, steve
Morton, NHYC.
CL~ C -1, Bingo; 2, En·
trepid II, Richard Hoegh, CBYC ;
3, Sneaker, Don Wilson, LBYC;
4, Cottontail, John Arens, BYC; s, Biu, Ed Feo, l.BYC.
PHRF -l , Wusion; 2, Vic-·
toria, Ed CaJlender, LAYC; 3,
Huckleberry Duck, J. Hoffman,
BCYC.
Hidalgo -Wins
137 Bixiia Enter Arizona ·Regalia
Hobie Cat 1allon and their famWes
fiocttd to Lake Havasu City Arts.
Friday for the flrlt Late Havuu
Hobie Cat PamUy Fun and Rec.rt•·
tlonaJ Retreat which Included eve:r-
Yillln~m aawn1, 1011, lennll and
Toro.13: 4. Bud Tiet, La Habra, u.
HOBIE-ISA -1, Bick Eddl.nitoft·
D4Kit S..ucbamp, N•wPOri Be•cb, 13~; 2. Jim Black·Trlcilla. Newport
Btacb. is· a Jtm Brooks-Ana
Haraiua. Hunilneton Beach, 18; 4,
Randy Hatfitld·Klm Jacob, San v0Ue1 cantata.
TbeN were 11'1 boata entered ln the
aallinf cootesta. Wlnda for the re1atta were a mild 12 mUH per bout on
Saturday but whiltled up on Sunday
wtth ptaotupto40 mph.
Clemel\t.e, 18; 5, Steve and Marte. Jim~*"'_, rovi •-i. u Grlmshaw. Dana Point, 19. un1vw.tty et Sovthefn Col!-
HOBIE-16B -1, Terry and Sherry ~nlootumnl0rel11~oh
Niemeyer, Lake Havasu City, H~; 2, ~~1:i:11:;:::~ ~'i/k;~~ A
Trophy win.nett: Bum PY Rhodes.Kay w aaner I N .... po<'f hoch. The ta!M
Hemet, ·11: 3, Paul Hutton-John 11tlde '"°' r: tett In tie1no
S,5 JIETER -1, Robby Beachamp,
Corona del Mar, 2"'6 pts.; 2, ChrlaUan
Bankt, Dana Point, 6; 3, Ann Haien.
Parot, Huntington Beach, 17; 4, Kevin ~T..:''o i:.o~ '1r:
Hutton-Ray Saylor, Hunt1n1ton Hotbort..oalng.~111-i
JbUbu,8. ' Be.ch 21 . 5 T -and ~oan A1ullar to mole• thi• yeou lrlp to • • • Ll'U'C' • the llo" llowl even mot•
dOBIE·ltA -1, Hobie Alter Jr.,
CaDlatrano Beach, 2v.; 2, John
Goldee, San Dlejo, 7; 3, Mllea Wood.
San Dle&o. 9; J~ Neale, San Dle,o, 14: s, R. Paul Allen, Newport Beach.
14.
Ttmpe, Ari%., 21. p1eoeon1.
HOBl£.ltC -i';-Bruce and Mary ~ ...,_ LMeln9 Jane McCoig, Laguna Beach, 14; 2, inoofpof,!'"...,.. ..
Steve Herr·Bill Haynsworth, San :~~-:~ Dle10. 14~; S, David Klug-Marilyn -..n1oac11,CA
Cook, Lake Havasu City. 19: 4. James ™~m1
HOBIE·14B -l, Jeff Alt.er. and June Sutton, Capistrano Beach,
Caplauano Beacb, 4~; 2, Crait
Hernandes, Huntlneton Beach. ~; 3,
Steve llutton, Uuntlneton Beach, ,10;
4, BW Sclopp, lluntlngton Beach. 10,
5, Lou Mutillo, Dana Point, 14.
20~; 5, Jim Lewis-Pete Pederson, [ 1 ..
RH~ifi~;10VICE -l, Jim and _THE BOOKMAN_.
Laurie Adamson, Anaheim, 11; 2, AIVllWI In th•
BOBIE·HC -1, Peter Nicolle, Port
Hueneme, 4~; 2, Chris Workman, La
Jolla. 6~; 3, Marvin Worthen, El
Lloyd Doyle-Richard May, Cenilol,
13~; 3, Jeff and Karen Baker, Coeta
Meaa, 13~; 4, Lonnie and Francie
Adamson, Cerritos; 18; S, Bill and
Linda Warren, Lake Arrowhead 18~.
DAILY PILOT
Betty Cook Vies
In Florida Event
Betty Cook of Newport Beac~. tbe only woman
driver 1n the ru11ed eport of offshore power boat
raclns, will be out to defend her point lead in the
·camp&lgn tor tne "Orth Amencan t.:onunent81
cbamplonablp Saturday when she tackles a tough
200-mlleraceoff Mlami for the Bacardi Trophy.
The course for open class boats will start about
a balf·mile north of Government Out, .Miami, run
acrou the Gulf Stream to a point off West Bimini
then back to a ch~k poinfboat eut of Palm Beach.
Cook established her point lead in the
Buabmilla Grand Prix race off Newport Beach laat
March. In the Bacardi race she will be racing
against many of the same male drivers, including
Preston Henn, Pompano Beach, Fla. -laat year's
winner; Joel Halpern, the 1975 U.S. high point
champions; Bob Nordskog, Van Nuys, the South
American champion, and Rocky Aoki, the driver
who won the Bushmllls at Newport in 1976.
Schooner (;oes Under
LOS ANGELES (AP) The ship, generally re·
-A three-masted 75-foot garded as a tourist
sallinc vessel sank near attracUon, had not been
Marina del Rey .Friday, in use recenUy, officials
County Harbor Patrol of· noted.
ficials said. -;;(======~J-11 Nobody W81 aboard S't'ME't' HARRIS
when the old schooner _ _
sank, offidall. eald, ad· KEEPS YOU ON YOUR ·
ding the Incident oc· TOES
curred about 80 feet of· In the
!shore. DAILY PILOT
Get the anawer llrat
hand from California
Angela m1nager Norm
Sherry -Thuraday
noon May 12, at th•
Marriott Hotel, Newport
Center.
Theluncheonlatheffrst
Harbor Area Hlut• to
the county'• American
League team.
Sherry la expected to outtlne pro1pect• for
bettertng the team'• record.
He'll tllk about tHm peraonntl 1nd 1trateg1 ..
that he hope• wlll make the '77 HalOn the
brlghtett In Angel hlatory.
Angel'• luncheon ticket• ire • •nd may be
purchHed 1t any benk or Hvlng• end loan In
New~ Center.
•
Join wtth the Newport Center
Auoclatlon, th• Newport
Harbor Chamber of
Commerce •nd th• Dilly Piiot
In welcpmlng th• Angele to
theO,.nu-Coatt. NEWPORT
CENTER
ASSOCIATICW' DAILY PILOT
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Series Race Sporting House
Hidalgo, a 46-foot sloop owned
and aklppered by Rod Lippold
of the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, was the Class A winner
Saturday ln the thlrd race of
Bahia Corinthian Yach~ Club's
An1elman Serles for
Performance Handicap Racina
Fleet yachls.
S.011 Salltwg Set
Arthur Oades Cleft) manager of the Bayshore Inn in
Vancouver. and Bill Van Dieren, commodore of the Van-
couver Model Yacht Club, give a naval salute to Van
Dieren's model yacht, "Kokanee." The Inn's r>o0l will be
the site May 28 of the first Sailing Regatta for People
Whe Don't Own 40·foot Yachts and Can't Swim Anyway.
Twelve radio·controlled model yachts will take part.
Winner In Class B was
Wildcat, a Cal-2S sailed by Pete Schoonmaker. and the Clau C
winner was Scotch Mist, a
Da1her·32 aalled by Don An·
derton, BYC. Summary:
CLASS A -1, Hidalgo>; 2,
Vlr1inia. Dennis BUTnett,
SSYC; 3, Mistress. Warren Han·
cock, NHVC.
CLASS B -1, Wildcet; 2,
Lumaran Blll Rohrs, VYC: 3,
Pranc, Rtcbard Newbre, BCYC.
CLASS C -1, Scotch Ml.at; 2
Knockers, Cauldy and
Wllllam1, BYC; 3, Gene1l1,
John Siple, SSYC.
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"My 11tflf80tltn "*' ._ -.rid bJ a.
. peoptt ""' Olrt.''
orange COunty'• oldtlt
Llnooln-Mercury O.lenhlp
'-~ MARCH OF DIMES
Amateur-Celebrity-Professiona~
Racquetball Tournament
May 11-15 J
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Dent CW-nges
. Spices Recipe
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·For mcot.M it•• bffa bi1d to t11 an,Ythjq apPeUllft& oout resiaurant ltOcb, and u. ~uence this l!'Ol41
bu been ~ tbe poorest petfoinilq "6f any lil tbe •t.Oa
m~~ .
There wu a deep freeze that kept patrons at home and
forced up reataurant heaUn1 bills. Coltee prtcu rose. So did
feart ol • devutatlna fUel •hortaae~ And mlntmum waae11
1eemedtiouncUovaulthl&ber. 't _.,
TO IN'YESTOU, TH&SE OE the tngredJenta ... d.
tuteful recipe, one to make the entire cateaory of
restaw:ant 1t.ocu, maioJy chains, u lnvtUJ>1 u u old
sreuy spoon diner. . /
In 1'7' the ratauranll ranked u tbe fifth beat perform·
in• ll'OUP· Lut year the ranki.Da f eJJ to thl~ trom Ult bOt •
tom. 1bil ytar tho decllne1-u conttauect, wtt.trtboStaodent
& POQl'l'a rataurant lnde>e down 21 percent.
So why ll Merrill Lynch ~lendlnf
that .. th.ii la an appropriate time to be
accµmulat.log restaurant at.Qck.$? '' There'• more than one simple re•
.on. but in general, tbe broker11•
houae believes too 1nucb weight bu been
given to the obvious negatives, and that
some positive factors are being over·
looked.
MOST POSITIVE OF AU.. it finds,
is that the m~rity of companies con· CUNN.,,
tinued to make earnings progress throueh the dlfficultl
period, indicating they have more resiliency than was
believed. · 1
That observation alone might be sufficient to attract
aome buyers, but the analysts believe several other raclors
have.been too bearlsbty interpraed.
Perhaps most worrisome of them bu bffn the prospect-...
of a laree increase ln t-he minimum waae. Under the Dent
Bill, the existing $2.30 an hour minimllln would rise to about
$2.85 immediately and to about $3.30 next January 1 ~fl ..
AT THE SAME TIME Ji WOUU> repeal the a<M:alled.~
tip credit which allows emplo~ to pay Upped workers at
half the minimum rate. Now receiving $LlS an hour, the)".&
also wQuld jump to $3.30 by the first of 1918.
For the labor-dependent restaurant industry. such arJl!
incre~e would be strongly inflationary. For investors, who
don 't*att around for the worst to happen, the thre@t meant'!l
run for your lives and don 'l come back. ,,.,
But analysts now believe the Dent Bill won't be enacted
in itS present form. They note that the administration has
proposed an increase to $2.50 this July, and a formula that
would raise the rate to $2. 73 in July 1978.
·~E SEEM TO BE reasonable proposals and ones '•
that the restaurant industry could live with," the analysts
conclude. Reassessing the energy propoaals, they also-•
believe restaurants can live with them, too.
The new cars, they obst"rve, will make it possible to_M
com pl~ with a 10 percent fuel consumption, and do so with'lt
ease -without a decline in mUeage traveled. To
restaurants, mileage traveled is equated with Cood served. .l'f
Conclusion: "Unless the Carter eneru pro&raQ) con-.,1 tains features not even hinted as yet, the restaurant in· ,
dustry may not be significantly affected."
The industry m ctY not pay attractive dMdends -andoq
dividends are very important in a market of conservative 1 investors -bqt the possibility or capital aam. might be ~
there, Merrill Lynch says, if you got the taste for them. . #
'I
•'TllZ PAYMENTS WENJ' 'ro llne tbe pockets
of inmates and officials that made up the ad-
ministration of the'Prlson," Epperson ttatd ... Siuce
the new warden hu taken over; that kind of ettbr·
Uon has dropped to an acceptable level."
The Mexican government pays each tnmates11
pesos a day, equal lo about 45 cents at the lnllated
rate of exchange ln the prison. Each prisoner is ex-
pectedtofeed and clothe himaeU wlth this money.
But the priaonen aay it takes a minimum of12 a
day lo make the necessary purchases from the
I.bops and stores located within the prison walls.
"tn here, a man without money ls a man with a
problem he can't solve," said Kenneth Simpson,
. · · another American ln· ·
mate.
For about $4,000, an .-:...~ inmate may purchase a "Ira L-(4 1a t'No-room •"apartment" ~e • e in the most desirable-
prf•Oll) a •all part of. the prison. For
another $2,000, a tOttlaotlt •011e., f>tilt)ner can have elec·
trical outlets, U a lllGll dCla a televisions, radios . and
other amneties. ' prolllea Jae Under the old re-~•'t •ol.,e." gime, such quarters
~ could be sold by inmates
upon their release. But
Flor has ordered that
stopped. .
Flor's administration has allowed-newsmen in·
to the prison for the first time and has started the
prison toward becoming a rehabilitation center.
In March the prison's name was changed to La
Loma Rehabilitation Center.
THE F.,CILITY NOW HAS eleme~tary and
secondary level sct\90ls offering courses ranging from academics to welding.
La Loma officials say they hope to receivtrlll>·
proval from the Mexican government this month
that will allow prl~oners to work outside the prison
w~. • The change to a rehabilitation center was made
possible by a Mexican penal code \hat allows cei·
tatn insUtutions to be reclassified as minimum·
security facWUes.
STEERING COMMITTEES, one inside the
prison and one outside, were aet up to meet the re-quirements of the code.
The external committee consists of Flor, the
Nuevo Laredo mayor and several aroa busi·
neasmen.
Epperson said the rehabilitation program, in·
eluding the work release part, was avaitable lot.be
Americans. 1
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American standards, but to set out, an intnat•
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after kllllne a g~ard.
But for Americana in La Loma, the question is
still, "Jley, man, what'a.happenlog wttb the tre•ty?~ •
Aliho~h the prisoner exchan1e treaty between
the U.S. and Mexico wu approved last year by the
Mexican congre11, the American version ls atill
mired in committee.
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Thrift Shop Operu
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The auxiliary of South Coaat Community
H01pital baa opened a thrift abop at 202S S. Cout
Hlehway, Laeuna Beach.
· Recycled clothine, jewelry, boob, smaU •P.
vUancea, knickknacks and hoqleboJd Items are for ~
tale from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. MOOd•1S thro"Jb Saturd~.
Proflt• 10 toward fulfUUq tho wx.1Uary'1
W0,000 Pleda• to tile bospltal. Contributlona are
aouaht.
The thop hu scheduled an open house from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. May lS to acquaint the public witb It.I
work.
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Censor Chafes 'Kotter'
By JAMES SIMON "Then be leaves the hoteJ without paying and
CHERRY HILL, N J. (AP) The keeper of the clerk says, Where's my money. And my uncle
television's "sweathogs" says the Iona arm of the aaya. I'm cbarifne you for foolinc around with my
television censor prevents him from dealina with wife. Tbeclerk says, I neve:r touched your wife. And
many of the problems encountered by hleb school my uncle says It wu there for you; if you didn't
s tudents in real life wantitthat'ayourfault.••
"I Uunk there ·s a lot of stuff we should be doing Kaplan, 31, spent years on the club and
but we get censored on,•' s aya Gabe Kaplan, star of television talk-show circuit before bittln& it ble a.a a
·'Welcome Back Kotter.'' TV teacher. He aay1 hta student neathoea -
"We wanted to do one show when there was so-Barbarino, Horsback, Epstein and Wubington -
meone al the school who had VD. We wanted to do a are composlta drawn from people he knew at
show where Freddie had to meet a rouah basketball Erasmus Hieb School in Brooklyn.
schedule and his fin al ex a ma are comine up at the "There really was an Arnold Korshak," Kaplan
same time and he starts taklne pills and he gets told hia audience here. "He's the only one whose
hooked. name l kept. He and J and the ASthm would con·
stantlr uae ranks and insulta -'up your nos.e with a
"WE ALSO WANTED TO have a party where rubber boee' and lines about mothers."
everyone got drunk on beer and they wouldn't let us
do th at. Beer, not dn.ags," KaP.lan uid. "THE NICE TIDNG ABOUT the aweatboga ta
Thie. success of "Kotter• bu made ~f/:ilan a that everybody can identify with at leut one or
maJor telev1s1on personality. ffe now hea es at them. Inltlally they were supposed to be really
night clubs throughout the £buntcy with a aolid tough people. You were uppoeed to see they T(ere
60-mmute comedy routine -replete with "uncle" forced into their altuatloo but aWl bad a lot of
JOk es anct other ref crences to his televialom show. sensitivtty and a lot of emotion.
In an interview before a recent show at the ''They've softened and each of the actors have
Lalin Casino here. Kaplan said one network's atan-arown and expanded their roles."
dards ror censorship might differ from another's . Kaplan now reatrlcta bis club and televlalon •P·
"There's a JOkc I've been trying to tell -it's r>earances to the spring and aummer when he's not
one of the un<'lt' J<,kea -for two years and I keep taping "Kotter.•• H1a ahow here was a slick.1Uttery
switching 1t around and the censor always atopa it. Laa Veau product.Ion with five danclne firla open·
He s aid he told the Joke recently on another network ing the show and later returnlne as "The
and "they JUSt put 1t rleht through. Sweethoaa" to portray five of the "Kotter" charac-
ters in a short, a illy skit.
"IT'S ABOUT MY UNCLE who goes to a hotel "I'm getting people from a to 60 now and you'v.e
with my aunt, checks out, and tbe bill ls twice as got to give the kids something they can identify
much as he thought. He asks why it's twice aa much with," Kaplan said. "l<lld atraliht monologues last
and the clerk says It was for the food. My uncle time and this seems to go over better. At colleges I
says, I ncvt•r touched the food . The clerk says, It do the straight standup comedy act, thouah."
was there for yuu and lf you didn 't want it that's your fault. HE SA.ID llE IS GETl'ING Ured of havln1 to
-------------------deny the endless rumon about personality clashes
between himself and John Trevolta, who plays the
show's student aex symbol, Vinnie Barbarino.
WOOOT AlUN e OIAltt •UTON
ANHll HALL (NI "'.,. TMI PC>nUNI tNJ
•'It 'a Juai a good story. Travolta and I both have
our careers really goinl strong outside of the ahow.
He's the aweathog who's really emerged so far. It's
a natural line to want to aay, 'Kaplan and Trfvolta
have trouble.' You have certain pubUcaUon1 that
just are out to 11y whatever they want to say. But
it'• absolutely not true.
"John really runs a laree 1amut of emotions.
He can play a lot of thin&• very well. He can play be·
ing hurt very well. He can play being tough very
well. He can play a lot of ditferent thin&• and he's
very euy to ~rite for," be tald.
KAPLAN SAID THE FOUB star sweatho1s
would be back ln the fall; a plan to give Horahack hls own show had been shelved. ·
"It will be very tood to have the four ,Uys come
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1. GOT TO GlVE IT UP -Marvln Gaye
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2. WHODUNIT-Tavares <Capitol>
3. SIR DUKE -Stevie Wonder (Tanila)
' 4. ~JUOE-bley Broth rt <T·Neek)
5. I'M YOUR BOOGIE MAN -K.C. & Tbe.
B the AHoda&ed Preti S~bln Band (TK)
y COUNTRY SJNGLES The followlftl are Billboard's botl'ecord hitl for 1. SOME BROKEN HEARTS NEVER MENO
the week endina May 14 u they appear in next -DooWllllama CABC·Dot)
week'• issue of Billboard ma1utne. · 2.-l'LL DO JT ALL OVER AGAIN _ eeyiw
ROTSINGL!8 • Gayle .CUruted Artilta~ ·
l. WHEN I NEED YOU-LeoSayer <Warner ;}· tUCKENBACli. TSXAS -WaylonJenol.np Bros.> .<B"'A) · # • ' _ •·
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4. SOUTHERN NIGHTS -Gleb Campbell S. IF WE'RE NOT BACJ(JN LOVE·BY MON·
(Capitol) DAY -Merle Hauard (MCA)t .
S. COULDN 'T GET IT RIGHT-Climax Blues Band (Sire>
6. RIGHT Tl.ME OF THE NIGHT -Jennifer W arnea (Arista)
7. SO IN TO YOU AUanta Rhythm Section (Polydor)
8. I'M YOUR BOOGIE MAN -K.C. & The Sunshine Band (TK)
9. GOT TO GIVE IT u~ ~ M..,...in Gaye
<Tamla)
10. I WANNA GET NEXT TO YOU -Rose Royce lMCA>
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2. FLEETWOOD MAC -Rwnon (Warner
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2. HOOKED ON YOU -Bread <Elektra>
3. SIR DUlCE -Stevie Wonder (Tamla>
4. MARGARITAVILLE -Jlmmy Buffett <ABC)
5. WHEN I NEED YOU -Leo Sayer (Warner Bro..)
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would have to do with the homellfe of each
aweathor. I'd like to11eth1t h•PS'eD. ••
Kaplan, who hopes to put out a comedy album
1>ef ore he Ilana lapins hll tblrd aeuon in Au1uat,
11y1 he'd allo like to do additional dramaUc roles.'
He did oae epllode ot "Police Story" tb1J aeuon.
"But I don't thlnlc I 'm ready yet for a leadlAg
man's role in a movie. I've been around some mov·
iea and I'm always amazed toaee how they do ever·
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Comedy get• a •hot In the •P•• with
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nunnery!"
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Outrageoua and 1mu1lng.
Glenda J1ckaon 111uperb.
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NB(8 8:30-"The Elger Sanction.••
Clint Eaatwood plays a bit man pursuing
George K~ up tbe side of a Swiss
mountaln in thla 19"15 adventure drama.
CBS 8 9:00-Amtrlca's Jun.tor Miss
Pageant. Hlah •cboQJ seniors from all 50
stat.es coau>0&e for the national title in
Mobile, Ala., with Michael Landon host·
ing the 29th BMual festivities.
KCOP .• 10:00-The Grace Kelly
Story, Mike Wallace narrates thl1
documentary about the Philadelphia de· butante who became an Oscar.winning
actress and then a princess. .
(TV DAILY LOG)
SACRAMENTO <AP) Child
pomorrapby and school prayer wUl
be tn lhe 1poUi1ht Uus week as lhe
le1ialature nplores the touchy rela·
tiCinship between rebglon, morality
and the law.
The Senate Judiciar~ Committee
will bear three bills aimed at ,;topping
"kld porn," the Increasing use of
youn1 children in pornographic mov·
tu, on Tuesday.
THE J'IRST OF SEVERAL bllll lo
allow a r:rlod ot 11Uent meditation ln
echoola scheduled for hearing Wed.
nesday In the Senate EducaUon Com·
mittee.
The Assembly votes Thursday on a
Brown administration bill lo increase
some sentences in the state's new fix·
ed·term prison sentencioe law, and
rival property tax bills 10 before fis-
cal committees of both bousea.
MONDAY
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school districts to set aside lwo
minutes of e.tch scbooj day ror volun·
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school seniors from all 50 states
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A NU~IBER OF STATES have
sought to gel around the U.S. Supreme
Court's longstanding ban on prayer in
public schools by allow10g voluntary
prayer periods, though in some cases
the court has ruled that those, too.
violate the separation of church and
state.
Several st ales. including Nevada
last week. h uve &Jdopted silent
m editation bills similar to Holden's,
R l'ligion h us bet•n on many
legislators' mint.ls recently, with a
controversy over the Christian
orient('() pruycrs of the Assembly's
new chaplatn, and Assembly passagt•
last week or " bill that could allow
some student!> an hour a day off for re·
ligious study.
THE POR!'l;OGRAPHY BIL~ are
the result of Senate hearings where a
number of le~1slators were shocked
by commercial films of children
engagrng in sexual acts with each
other or with adults
Critics of lhe bills don't defend the
films, but say existing laws on ob·
scenity and contributing to lhe delin-
quency of a minor are strong enough.
The bills. l>y Sens. Newton Russell
< R·G lend ale>. Robert Presley CD·
Riverside) and llob Wilson (D·La
Mesa), would ban distribution of films
and magazines showing children in
various sexual acts, and generally
would make employment of minors
for pornography a felony.
THE SAME JUDICIARY Commit·
tee hearing will consider a bill by As·
semblyman W11Jle Brown <D·San
Francisco) that would allow a
transsexual lo get a new birth
certificate after a sex·change opera·
lion and seal the old certificate from the public.
His massive property tax bill.
meanwhile. h~ a hearing scheduled
Wednesday in the Assembly Ways
and Means Committee, where its "In·
dexlng" plan wall be unveiled.
Under indexing, laJC brackets are
adjusted upward each year u the cost
of living rises, so workers /whose
raises let them keep up with ~ation
are n 't moved Into higher lax
brackets.
BESJDES PROVIDING some tax
relief to homeowaen and renten,
based oa abllit)' to pay, the bill would
establish some oewi. hl1her state In.·
come tax bracketlJ tor the wealthy.
But the )',Jracketl wouldn't be u
high as those in a labor·backed
measure by Sen. Nicholas Petns <D·
Oakland>. which also would eliminate
t.ne capital deduction used mostly by
weallhy investors.
The Petri.a bill will be heard today
tn ·the Senate Finance Committee
along with a measure by Sen. Jerry
Smith ID-Saratoga>. backed by Gov
Edmund Brown Jr . that provides
somewhat l~s tax reher, particularly
for renters, but includes no new lax
brackets.
ON TIIE ASSEMBLY noor, the gov·
ernor's attempt to walk a lightrope
between critics in law enforcement
and ci\'il liberties groups gets a
crucial test in a vote Thursdlty on a
bill by Assemblyman Dan Boatwright
ID· Concord >.
The bill would lengthen some prison
tC'rms. particularly for repeat violent
c r imes a nd for CJggrava tlng
circumstances like use of CJ gun. and
would give the parole board more
lime to consider extepding sentences
of some current inmates.
Law enforcement groups and Atty.
Gen. Evellc Younger are expected to
back amendments by Assemblyman
Dave Stirhng <R·Hac1enda Heights>
that would make sentences much longer.
THE AMERICAN CIVIL Liberties
• Union and alLied groups !>ay the new
sentencing law should have a chance
to work without any changes
If Stirling's amendments pas!> or 1f
the bill is dereat~d. Brown may l>uck a
measure by Assemblyman Bruce
Nestande <R·Orange> that would re·
1 peal the new sent{)ncing law and re·
lain the 80-year-old system of in·
determinate sentences, like five years
to life.
Also on the legislative calendar
are:
-A ~IBLE SENATE vote on a
grower.backed bill by Sen. John Stull
(R,Escondido) that !Would severely
restrict lhe right of farm uniob or·
ganlzers to enter growers' property.
-A bill by Assemblyman Terry
Goggin (D·San Bernardino) that
would allow and regulate advertising
by doctors. lawyers and other pro-
f esaionals, in lhe Assembly Ways and
Means Committee on Wednesday.
Baldwin
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another woman.
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tile n1cht with a IOflety widow, Mmi
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accountable IOI her mother'• ftelh
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Oreast of Chicl~en Cordon Oleu $4.95
Deep Fried Scallops, sauce tartar $5.50
Devil Crab gratinee $5.50
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' See a HunUngton Belch artist In action!
Ora Brimer, ert Instructor It Golden West College, will
be painting fNfJ/fY "1f In our lobby durtng our Gtand Opening
Celtbratlon. S.. her In action May 9 to 20, Monday thru
Friday, from noon t1Ui4PM.
A number of her palnUngs will be on display In the
lobby, sh~kf you wish to purchase one.
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Alaaka'a awesome Mt.
Foraker -all 1'1,395 feet or it -
flubed onto the screen, Its
breathtatin1 whJteneaa aet orr by a brilliant cobalt bluesky.
"We learned not only about
mountain climbtne," Larry Dun·
mire wu sayUi1. "but how low
we place out Um.it.. We realized
we can do ao much more. We can
go way beyond our expecta·
lions."
The 28 -year-old Newport
Beach freelance writer·
photocrapber wu narrating a
slide show of hll 1175 Alaskan ex-
pedition during a Newport Beach
Frienda of the Library meeting.
For someone who had never
even ptcked up an ice ax before,
it was indeed a case of "exceed-
. iog your expectations."
With seven other young clim-
bers, Dunmire spent 27 days
climbing the treacherous moun-
tain, 150 miles rrom civilization.
It was nearly four weeks of
2'•boar aunahine (they could re.
ad a book at mldniebt>, sub-zero
weather and bone-ehllllne winds
upto75mpb.
BUT ABOVE ALL, it was
breathtaking scenery, all cap-
tured by Dunmire's ever-present
camera.
Aa if to balance that icy ex-
cursion to the top of the world.
Dunmire recenUy returned from
another expedition, tbl8 time to
the steamy jungles of Venezuela.
As be does on all h1a tripe, he
took hi. three cameras. The pic-
tures he took, along with written
accounta of h1a experiences, will
be sent out· for publication in
various magazines.
Dunmire'• proclivity for trying
c hancy new adventures,
parallels hLs freelance writing
career, a career he was warned
he would be incapable of making
a livlng at.
"Sometimes," he says, •'the
best motivation is being told you
can't do it. I think people who set
Photographer Larry Dunmire
their m1nd cm aomeUaina firid a way."
A 1973 graduate ot USC's•
journalism school. the tan and
lean photographer who sports a
busby moustache, baa been mak-
ing bls living in the risky world of
freelancing for nearly fou
ye an.
HE RAS WRITTEN for and
bad pictures published in a varie-
t y of local and national
maguloel. ln addition to doing
adverti.aJ.nl pbotoerapby.
It i. an occupation he describes
aa being more than a full-time
job. "But it's fun -you meet
such a variety of people and you
get so much insight into people.''
When not venturing off on an
expedition or making one of his
several times a year camping
trips to Hawaii, Dunmire shares
an apartment with two room-
m atea not far from Newport
Pier.
lt i. an ideal location for Dun-
mire, who enjoys the outdoors,
sunshine and riding bis lG-speed.
Interviewed the day after his
slide show for the Friends of the
Library (most or which were
long-time family friends), Ow;
mire recalled that as a teenager
his parents exposed him to a
number or hobbies such as
chemistry and electronics.
"I HAD ABOUT as much ap-
titude for electronics as a pet
rock," he said, adding bis in·
tereats took another direction. .
At 15, he Sot a part-tlme job
writing sports for a local weekly
newspaper. When uked if be
could take pictures, he promptly
went out with money earned
from his paper route and bought
a camera.
The,ictures he shot OD his Om roll o rum made the paper's
front page.
He served as editor or the
Corona del Mar High School stu-Dunmire aeys he wasn't Q>o
dent newspaper and was an concerned about the dangen in·
editor of the Orange Coast herent In such a trek throuch
College paper. waters inhabited in apota by elec-
On weekends he'd shoot pie-tric eell. poisonous rays 8Jld
turea to belj) pay expenses. piranhj. ·
"When I gradU.ted I ju.st decided One ~ the party members. a
I wanted to make a living at it.... bioloJi,lt, at the outset took it up.
Since then he bas manaaed to on bJm.self to inform everyone or
combine his travel-oriented all the dan&ers, said Dunmire,
llfestyle with bis occupation. adding ".Paranoia" ruled tor
Referrtne to hl8 19-day expedi-severaldays, theft subsided.
lion in Venezuela, he said, tbe He noted that there were pre.
14-penoo party (four were In-cautions that were taken such as
dlan guldes) traveled up river in wearfn& shoes when swlmm.ina
,
Larry Dunmire's camera captures
Ken Cook, left, climbing ice
wall and Steve West, above,
skiing across an ice bridge.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Mondlry, May9. 19n C1
dueout canoes, backpacked and avoiding certain daneerous
ac. ross a ~ouotaln range and re-areas. . hard!,.hips in~Wlderta~ln such i1D Yie>.~Jl..lfsl1>'~ tbfi. ~d~~~Ult. _., ~>r ~~~-·---q.i_.., .. _.._ .. "' .... ~~11\i· ..... , ·-~~-":"~ ~~; ~· •J :t•~..,.... ,,. .. ~ -'"'"raft.. ' ~ '~--· -~~·-.,~.1.-1uivEs-~ti~ , ... ~~1Mtj ly 7"sap~.~ '' perience~bOthWhileyou'redo.in&~ .•. _,
·0 thinl" he h 1 ed Jay were extremely helpful in Most of your obstacles are in· it and when you 're look1n1 ne 85 earn ~n. teachtni them how to live In the side your head," he believes, ad-back."
expeditions is that any agenda ts forest be said. The natives ding thl8 Is true whether it's rock He s~d his excursions not onlJ
thrown rieht out the window. could 'for example catch 25. climbing or playing tennis. give him an appreciation for tA,e
"I've learned only to expec~. the pound fish in a three-foot deep "Once you discar?, these, the ac-beauty or the world, but alJd
unexpededonanexpeditlon. riverbyusingvlnes. tuaJactissimple. . make him appreciate what be
On t.be fl.nt day one of the They learned how to make Asked what motivates bi~ to has at home.
dueout engines smashed into the fires various w~, how to uaethe climb a treacherous m~untam or "lt also gives your past color
rocks. Evuyooe piled Into one machete and even how to make ra!t down a perilous nver, Dun-and meaning," added Dunmire,
canoe after they lost yet another bread out of root.. (It resembles mire is bard pressed to answer. who in the fall plans to take a
engine when it lit.erally jwnped pizza). two-month bicycle trip throuO
outoftheboat. Despite the dancers and ''I l>ON'T KNow:• he said NewZealandwlt.bafriend.
Phi Betci Kappa.: Handy Key
BJ J1J1JITB OLSON ot•Oelly .........
Marion Buuard's i• on a
cbarrn bracelet 1be seldom
wears. Maxine Gundry doesn't
know where hers la. Alex
M aradadln keeps bl• in a
drawer.
Careleu people? Not really.
What e1Je would you do with a
Phi Beta Kappa key7
"For men, weartna lt oo a
\Htch chain on a vested suit isn't
In f aahlon," explained
Maradud.ln, a physics protester
at UCI. "'Sartorial atyles have
chanced. "But that doesn't lessen the
value of being admitted to the°"" a•nlzatloa, .. be added. .
.... Buzzard, collectlonl ~
velopmtat officer for the UCI
library, tald that when lbe WM
admitted to tbe chapter at
Oberlln COUqe, abe .. wam'\ ill
tbat thrilled about It... bUt bli'
parent.a were pleased.
"In~ pualnl yean, ~
I've fe>Qnd it valuable ln Dl&Q1
• ., .... aha noted.
For Mn. Gundry, an Eq1i.ah
profeuor at Oran1• Coast eoueie, Phi Beta K.,Ppa brouaht
• acbolarablp for craduat•
aebooJ.
since her lut move.
When lhe did wear lt no one
knew what it wu, she •aid. ..1
believe people ~enlze thinaa
like that oo older men but not on
women."
Whatever the aWtude toward the key, mott Pbl Betel bave
ht ah re11rd for their in em·
benl\lp.
Ml(adud.\11. who wu invited to
Joln . Ule chapter at Stanford
Unlvetaity u an undercraduate
1taadYtnl pbyalcal metallur1Y.
al.Id be tboua.b.tlt wu "a eenuine
taoDor to bJ recop1Jed in a public ••1 for academic achieve· meat.••
RB BEUEVF.S ltQdentl wbo
ucel lA tbetr 1tudl• abould be
applaoded at tnuch u tbe 1porta
beroie9 cm campus. ..I doll't~.,..
O'adie tbe outatand1D1 at.bletes
t 6e1DI ~bat rm one ot
Qoee penom wbO Nllev• Ute
i'rimary ~ ot the unlvent·
tj ii to edUcate YOUD.I people.••
The UCI chapter waa cbUW'td ta early 1'74. a..r)T
thr" Jean after Uae flrat 1tep1
were taken toward itl formltJon.
S1Dcethe ft1~ recolid ..
acelleace ln liberal arta .wdtee.
UCl committee memben bid to • runtt.b tntormitlon about the un-
iT•n1tJ:S Uberil Atta cot1nee.
Ubr•ry ad Ul• ranae of Ill 1>acbelon ~am.
The lite ... Ylilt414 by • fODJ•
mlUee from the uUoaal omce,
tJMm I ~tJOMiaite W•,._ qulrtd. the commlUeo tabm~ • •YOr•ble neoDJ' mndaUail to tbe Wuht,,._,
D.C. ~uarten. .
Only 214 of the 1,91' colle&es
and universities in the U.S. have
chapters and only about 879,000'
people have bad the honor of
belonalng in Pbl Beta Kappa's
200-year hlstory.
THE oaGANIZATION WU
founded at the College of WWlam
and Mary in Wllliam1bur1. VL,
dedicated to dl.llcuasion, debate, fratemity and the .. encourage-ment of any new Arts and Sci·
encet."
Thouab it met in the Old
Raletab Tavern, any appearance
of lAtoxlcaUoo wu subject to a fine ot 101billlng1.
Overtbeyean its membership
roU. bal'e lncluded Ralph Waldo Emerson, Ell \fhltne1, Mark Twa~ Mark llopklna, Oliver
Wendell Holmes. NelaoD
Rocteleller and,. Henry klu· lnser. Elch chaottt aeta ita own re-
sutremaa but eon~tratel on
•evidence of 1eneral acadeailc
achievement ln • broad level of
liberal arts courau. ••
AcCCll'dlnl to Lauraine Reed,
lffMary oltbe UCI cba~.
empbuJt S. on the 1tuclent'a
cultural lntere1t1, acholarJy
.achievemattand cbaracter.
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FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.:
Llaten. you creep. I have been
cr0t1-dreulnf for 20 yean IDd
anyone who calla me a botno set.a
. a fat Up. It'• a creat way to relax
and bave a liUle tun, No !>De bu
1ffn me lo my outfits but my
wile. She thinks tt.•1 OK Ind lt'a
nobody me'a buslDeu.
F&OM ORl.AlfDOf ·FL\.: •1 wlle ud I bave beesl married 1%
yean and I have uver looked at
anotber woman-or a maa. I re-
aent yoar lta&ement ttfat Just
becaaH I enjoy dree1I•• la
ladles' IOWU ud 1Uppert CUt I
am a bomoeexual. We plv Cllete
lltUe 1ama about once a week ln
the privacy of our home. Once la
a wbUe we lnvl&e another couple
ln wbo ~Y the same th1D1. But
we never 1wap partnen and I
have no desire to make love to a
man. Please get your facts
atratiJrL
f'ROM BJ!!RWYlll. ILL.: My
bo)'frieod " beauutul. I wtab I were half u 1oocMookh11. He
SW'J>rtled me one day by bring.
in& a complet. female wardrobe
along oo a weekend trip. The two
of UI decided to Jr.~ a flnt-clus r..iaurant for « Wltb h1m wearial hll belt dttea. Jt Uu1lltd
me wben btadl tamed to look Ill
the goraeoua "sal" -not ME -
him. He ls atralcht u a rail and
ls a fantastic lover. JI a man
mak• a p ... at hJm when be I•
dressed up he becomes very tn-diinlDt. I can't 1peat for otbens. but I Clll tell )'OU m)' IU.Y 11 no
homo. Rm a.re&.raclion1 Kiddo
.. llOW, Dear a.ader1; I will
"'fleM 1111 ettd:IW 1$atem•: .. SOBE pa7c'1atrlatl aay aJI
traa1veatlte1 are el&ller
bomoteiraal or bl•e•aal.: ..
Pleue llCJ&e ~word "80118."
I Uff ebtccled farther aad bave iwkllUeaal _...., tr.In
two flt Clll•~:·• moat dist· ln'11111Mc1 p.y trbtl. Both Dr. Georce Pollock, director of the
laatHate ot Plycboaaalyail In
.Cfaka10, ... Dr. Rarohl VII· e&AJ. cbaln8a ti U.. Depaft.
meat of P11e•tatr1 at Nortbweltera U•heralty
M•dlc•l elaool ••• Nortb•utera M•morlal
llelpltal.111d U foUOWI~ ... Approx.tmately to pereeat flf .
tbe crot1·dreHen are eltber '
bomoeenal or bl1exul. bu& tbe
majority are beteroaexuaJ and.
have DO ln~rat ln other •alee..:
'ftteJ get tbetr JOUJet 4rea.tal ~
and that'• u far u the1 co. •
Wbea I laked Dr. ~k II tuell
b4!bavlor wu "normal" (a word ~
moat paychlatrl1ta deplore) f\e..,l
replied, "Not U tbe cro11·.
dre11bll prodace. an ors•••·.. r
So -now you have H Idea of ~
wllat m7 week bu beea like. -J Row wu yoanf ·
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Lido Liying Showcased l
Of the ltve bomea Hied«! for
the Lido de Part.I home tour, one
iJ the f1nt built OD tbe bland.
The annual f und•raller of the
Udo ble Woman'• Club Will take
place WedDaday, May 18, from 1
to 5 p.qi., witb a Parlllan themed
tea from 2 to 5 p.m. in the'
clubhouse. wblcb wW benefit
from 101De of the proceeds.
Funds also will be given to The
Center -A People'• Place in Costa M~sa wblch ·aervet the
Harbor Area.
A• four of the five homea are
located on the bayfroat, 1 red and
wb.tt.1wnln1ed river party boat
will ply between homes and the
clubhouse. For eueata arriving
b7 land. a double-decker bul will
be available for tranaportatloa.
Homes selected are t.boH of the
Harry Rowes. Herman McGllla,
Bernard Stauffer&, Maurice
Fort.Deya and the Macy Coffins.
Tlcket1, at $6. may be
purchased at any of the homea or
clubhouse on the day of the tour
or in advance from Mn. R.'P.
Smith. Mn. John Franco or at
the clubbouae.
The first houae built on IJdo
Mrs. Edgar Gilchrist (left)
and Mrs. Raymond DeMott view
the Maurice Fortney home,
which features a round
fireplace and cocktail bar.
Ille la the three·atory watenrom.
residence of the Harry Rowes,
which haa been completely re-
modeled a.nd redecorated to ap-
pear like a French ch.ateau.
The McGill home is llsbt and
airy with yellow and &old used
throuaJx>ut. Docked in front is
one of David Rose's !amous
steam boats.
The Staulfer bayfront home
has a country French infiuence.
Colors of Iceland poppies pre·
dominate lo the floral gardens.
fOOml and,upbolat.ery.
Also on the north bavfront is the Fortney residence which pro-
vldea a dramatic feelin& with a
1weep of. black marble floors,
vertical Cl'fatal chandeliers and
white linen walls. After entering the larae double.
carved front doors of the Macy
Coffin home, an air of tradition is
evident 1n the massive two-story
ltvtns room where walls are
generoualy hung with paintings
and tapestries.
A1 hia traditional gift to the
benefit, Clark Kennedy will con-
tribute all noral arrangements in
tour homes and in the clubhouse.
Varied Seminars Geared to lnforrp, H~lp·
J EFFREY'S
HOME CENTER ~ E O I C A L treatment of alcoboliam. A M E R J c A N ReservaUont may be DAUGHTERS 0 F vtoasly considered a 19. at the college in Loa
MINAR: Two meet· Speaker will be Dr. s o c 1 E T y O F made with Mn. Robert A M E R I C A N maledomain. Ancelet. More lnforma· ~ are left 10 a series Peter Nathan of Rutgers M E c HA N I C A L Cockrell, 551·4412, or REVOLUTION: The Houn are 9 a.m. to 2 Uon la available from the . ,• ... , ., "'
understandtne· and Unlvenaity. ENG JN EE Rs : The Mrs. William Williams, Clara Barton chapter J>. m. Wedne1day and acbool. (213) 7'6·0800,
tiieating alcohol being On May 18 Dr. Marc A. Woman's Auxiliary of 633·4060. will stage a 1arage aale Thunday, May 18 and ext. 227or4&1.
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' I • · ' ' , .. ~ .. I 1 ' f 1' I ,. . r l 1 , , · s l'onsored by the UCI Schuck It ( ro m th e the Orange County sec· from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . Dt e part m en t of U n i v er s i t y o f lion will meet at 11 a.m. OFFICERS' WIVES Saturday. May 14, at -------~------------------=---·
~~hlatry and Human Washinston will talk Wednesday May 11 at LEAGUE: Members and 15301 La Salle Lane.
e h a v I o r • about alcohol problems the Colony Ctub on &uth their husbands will meet Huntiniton Beach.
0 ange County Depart· In women. youth and Mall, Irvine. at the Newporter Ino for Proceeds will be used
t of Mental Health children. the President's Brunch, for the Indian Nunes the Orange County Tne meetings take A representative from at noon SUnday, May 15. Scholarship Program
nctl on Alcoholism. place from 3:30 lo s p.m. a beauty salon will speak Reservations should be and other youth work.
e Wednesday. May 10 Conference Room B-5. on A New You for Spring made by May 13. , 1 11. seminar wall discuss Building 2, at the UCI · . Put Your Best. Foot ~ 0 RANGE COUNTY
.,_j}J-br.i.v1o.r ~odific~~~·..1-~ For~ ~ SILVER ANCHOR IS T 0 RIC A ·L,~IWI"''~ :r:_ • . • . '[' A~ L • 1 ' • "flt • · .• uJ~\'i 'fbtljWll-'1 ~~ ~~ /
._ tngton lntercommunlty w1 trace 'Oie.1ti.Story ~
Hospital iroup will bold a Or111ge County'• water
Horoscope: Taurus
·Emphasize Results
TUE8DAY, MAY 11
By SYDNEY OMARR
A RIE5 I M arch 21·
April 19 > You get
glimpse al hard news, at
fac t•. you trek
backstase. you vl1lt
hospital. A dream proves
prophetic.
TAUaus CAprll 20·
May 20): Emphull on
reaultl from buslnaa to·
deavon. You 1et fact.,
figur• -analyze them
lo realistic fuhlon.
You are capable now of
atrtklot pay dJrt. Em·
phaal.I on money affect·
lng one cl01e to you You
gain Insights 10 an
almOltoccult manner. v1aoo cAug. 23-Sept.
22 > : Good for photo·
1raphy. a1reement.s, re-
4l1covering partner .or
mate. Get rid ot burdea
not your own; aay "good·
by•• tolOling proposition.
Letso1 UaaA <Sept. 23-0ct.
22 >: Bute luuu, servtca dominate. Your
health, work, aeneral
welfare command more
CAPRJCORN <Dec.
22·J an. 19): Get notes,
papers, messages m or·
der. Emphasis on short
trip. call rrom relative in
transit.
AQUAAIUS CJ an.
20·Feb. 11): Study
mon., propoalllon. Ask
queatlom: be analytical.
Refuse secondhand
i<><>ds.
PISCES CFeb. 19·
March 20): Lunar cycle
la 1uch that you can taJce
lnltJatlve with reuona·
ble apect.aUon of IUC•
cesa.
membership tea at 2:30 supply at 7 :SO p.m.
p.m . Monday, May 18, in Thuraday, May 12, in
the lower conference Bowen Museum, Santa
roomoft.behoepttal. Ana. ·
Price ii a member of WOMEN AGAINST the board of directors for
RAPE: The south county the Municipal Water Dll·
group, wbtch formed in trict of Or~•• County
Irvtne tn 1914 to eetablilb and the Metrofolltan
a 24·hour hotline Water Dlstr ct of
(834·9110). welcomes Southern cautomia.
new volunteers.
The hotline has re· L 0 S ANG E LES
celved more than 200 TRADE TECHNICAL
calls. Volunteers are not COLLEGE: The Com·
professionals but are munity Service Depart·
concerned ·~ tbe pro-ment will 1pomor a two-
blems of a rape vtct1m day aeinlnar titled
and can give 1eneral in· Women: Purae Power
formatlon about Jobs ... Trade Dtmea
hospital, police, court· for Dollars.
procedures and refer· The purpose of the free
rals. event ls to 1ncoma1e
Volunteera also wUl women to explore areu ~alt to P'OUPI to com-of blcber paytq Jobi ~
bit the mythl IUl'l'oWld· trade, tecbnlcal and
inl rape. 1~eclall1ecl fteld• p,,. GEMINI (May 21~June
20): l\ccent on achieve·
merrt, 'prestt1e buaineu.
deatjng1 with thoH at
elevated po11tlon1.
Family allalre allo ccm·
ma d attention.
tban usual attention. --------------------r.--~~----
NCER (June 21·
Jul ~); Good lunar
as ' colncldea now Jbumey1 tducatlon. ,...__,,.,..,, allt.ance, re· n nc dlff erencea
bae who meant
to you "not 10 lonll
O CJuly23-Au1. 22):
deep: reject
rficial lndlcatloaa.
SCOR Pl 0 (Oct. 23 • ,,_ ______ fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::;;;;;iiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii91
Nov. 21): Emotlona tend
to dominate. There are
1wUt chanaet. reactlont. re1po11ae1 . You aense
wbat II to occur.
IAGnTAatus <Nov.
22·Dec. 21): Tendency
DOW 11 to eicpand tq take oa more than ml1bt be
Immediately practical.
Key la to examine
varioUI upec.ta ol a pro-
ject. Accent curl01lty.
\tenatlUty.
Lum 11 A IERNARO
ANNOUNCES
STEPHEN WOOD
LUZZl'nA BERNARD ........... 140 ...... ce.M' ....
W..UO• ..... MNOU
AT MILO, THERE'S NO CON ·
TRACT TO SIGN. WE KNOW
THAT ONCE YOU'VE EX·
PERIENCEO OUR COM·
PLETE FACILITIES
ANO SERVICE,
YOU'LL COME
BACK TO SEE
US. MONTH
AFTER MONTH.
WITHOUT A
CONTRACT TO
,BIND YOU.
~MIM1J.~~~ . e BEST RATES: Lowest rwtltl li'.iYWMre: Bank Atnericard and
Masttr Charge~. ·
Open Hrty for wortclng women; Monday -
Thuriday;, 7 1m -9 pm. Frldey 7 em -
7 pm. Saturday 9 1m -3 pm. e BEST SERVICES:PenoneUzed attlntlon; tJ<ercise clas•s to
music.
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INSIDE WOODY ALLEN
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
TANK McNAMARA
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NANCY
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ISN'T IS SUPPOSED
TO BE VERY
GOOD
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29 R1tt11I ;o'dl I 3 Fool1a11 running
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31 Pelm 1111. 87 Ov•I 111 •••••• with 53 Teti OI Pl·
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32 Ge.tun e9 8ocl•I ~u1ll 65 Heraftt\19
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41 Certain 2 Nol rented dlvl•lon 83 SouM unit
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JUDGE P ARIEi
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DR. SMOCK
DearA.M .A :
Gentlemen. i f you
don't want to
consider me for
membership, how
about ta.king me
on a s a. xnascot '?
MOON MULLINS
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IN TME 100ftHAMENT
cN1Uz.A1JO;J JUST
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DOESN'r rr !!...
Wouldn't it be
fun to have me •
entertain at
halftime duri n g
the annual
Suture Bowl ?
Sincerely yours ,
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...,,.,., "" .. Guess w~t! That nice Mr. Hawkins practkalty propolecf to mo
at lunch-be aaid the next time be marries if1 aoina to be toi
someone very 1Cnsuou1."
l»y Tom I. Ry•
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SALT LA.KE CITY <AP> -VWt«t 10 WI c~ y ~ by mouritatm on. come ...
elev, prilUnt air. But Lbo cfty, known 100
qo u the 11wfltt. dove of tM W•t," lJ now sray wltb aJr polJuUon.
day1 when tht blllt .,. oblcured and t.bt air
U. ot auHur dioxide, aewcomen and vlllton
PIN tbe area wttb Los Aqtlu.
'ALVIN IUCKEl.8, STAT£ AD quality d1rtt-
18YI alr-ataanation alertl .,.. at a reeord blab ~the Wuatch Front, where about 75 percent of
11.2 mUUon population Uvee •
.. :Tbe cf.roblem,
en aaJ, lJ tbe fact,---------
nlJey acta u a bowl· ( . rrnr ~ ) trap, contr1butJ.o1 IO C.\AJ.l.A..lb' i
perature tnventona. ---------occur every di)' ot
~ar except du.rial storms, be •ald. rn an lnvenioo, air aloft ii warmer than air
a to tM &round, caW1lnf pollutani. to build up ID 1.b1n cooler layen.
'RIGR PRZSSUaE, WHICH HAS prevented
or winter storm• from crossing the Intermoun·
taln area this aeaaon, haa caused unprecedented
pollution levels in Utah. It also hu brou1ht an aroa-wJde drouaht.
An air·stagn;itlon alert, one step below an "ac-.Mv.ated emergency episode plan," means there ia a
,J>tOtential" for pollution buildup, Ricker said. I' I He Hid his office has wued "emeraency•• "~lerta several times already this year. Operatiotis
·al nearby Kennecott Copper, the biggest polluter,
were shut down for two days.
,., "SINCE IT 18 THE ONLY important source of
i'a!tur dioxJde, actJons are aimed right at Ken·
lfttcott." Ricker said.
He aaJd nearly ~ percent of sulfur dioxide
ppllutanta alon& the Wuatcb Front come Crom Ken-"Fcott's plant.
Other pollutani. are not so important, be said . . · ·: "1be plKe loob terrible some Umea, but our
forrcentrations are relatively low, 11 he said.
I
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Agency
'ottkia11 have 1tven Kennecott until July 31 to com-
plete a new alack that Ricker says will cut
i,.lasions dramatically. The stack rises ju.st off
r!fal Salt Lake's south shore, 10 mUes west of
pwntown Salt Lake City.
,,. Emissions are measured by opacity, which in-
,l<A}ves beaming light through them. Ricker said
i,;;,nnecott's emissions are 100 percent opaque now, ~ will drop to leas than 20 percent after the stack .i~~nJtalled.
• ,1 , A Ricker employe, Dr. Wenless Southwick, is
. stu,Sylna pollution's effects to health in Utah. He 1P.~d knowledge Is limited in this area, but said "if ~e,re.ls a health effect, it is a very subtle effect.''
' ' RICKER SAJD THIS WINTER'S smog could·
tarnish Utah's image.
LJ Michael D. Gallivan, director of the Utah ~.r;ravel Council, aareea.
"Those people who come to Utah for the first
&Ji:r)e ~ aki, we like them to return In the summer, 11
)U! uJd. "Exposinc them to that kind of smo1 i.9 not Ma, sreatest invltat'lon to return In the sum· ,nutime."
A hand·lettered 111gn rttenUy posted alone a
JJl.ajor valley highway says: "Avoid the smog.
Jf.ove to L.A."
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{Jo'Jd Cfu~ o/ tf.._)J"'"°'.Ana
BENEFIT AUCTION
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and Dinner
Friday, May 13.1977
South Cout Piasa Hotel
Co1ta Mesa
MORE THAN 230 ITEMS
WILL BE AUCTIONED!
Doon Open ate p.m.
:1110V1.owin1 and Bld.dlni on Silent AUctlon Rema
Comllllm1ntary Bevcqt1 and Hon d'Oeuvre
, Dinner ate p.m. "~ ·cJR.•
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l'Oa Tlal.'Tlt Call Mt. Ya•ton
•& ..,.,. O•at etnce, tu-un
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By SUSAN SWARD .......... """'.,., ...
March Fona Eu, the firat
woman elected California's secretary ot state, may t>e quiet,
ly running tor 1overnor, waiting
for the du Dt-moctaUc Gov. Ed·
JnundBrownJr.leavesoffice.
The former Democratic
Oakland assemblywoman told
The Aasoclated Press in a recent
interview that she doesn't "rule
out" running for that post at
some unspecified future date.
"PEOPLE DO SAY to me,
'Where ar e you a:olng from
here?' My answer has aJways
been I am going to do a good job
where I am. and where l go from
here, lt there Is a place to go, I
don't know right now.
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HAPPY MOONEY LYNN: 'IF I HAD TO GIVE THIS UP, OH MAN •••• •
Husband of Singer Loretta Lynn Farm• 4,SOO·acre Ranch Near Nashville
··eut if one Is thinking about
moving upward, upward mobilt
ly. then logically the place to go
would be either to governor or
the U.S. Senate. because one
thinks of those as logical pro·
gresslons," she said.
Mrs. Eu added those two post
lions are ''options" she will look
al if they are presented to her
sometime in the future
FUTURE 'OPTIONS' lN POLITICS WEIGHED
Secretary of State March Fong Eu
Happy Homebody ALRE.\DY, MRS. EU ts the
Lop woman politician tn the state
But if she runs, the attention will
be focu.sed on her even more, ac·
centuating both the lavish praise
and intense criticism she already
receives.
Admirers and critics alike are
united o n one pot nt: her
phenomenal ability to garner
publicity
''If anything, her populant11s
broader and deeper lhan before.
and for a polit1c1an, thal's the ul ·
t1mate test." says Michael
Gagan. deputy secretary or ~late
and long-lime aide.
-~inger's Hubby Likes Farm Life
For at times. it seems aslf peo-
ple are talking about two dif·
ferent women. One is bright, capa~. efflcledl. The other,
stupid, vapid, ineffective, more
fl ult than substance.
HURR°IcANE MILLS, Tenn
<AP ) --For Mooney Lynn, hap·
piness is not touring with wife
Loretta. Instead, it's pumping up
a sweat on their 4,500-acre ranch
65 miles west of Nashvllle.
Although Lynn helped his wife
start her career 17 years ago,
be'd much rather spend his time
on their ranch, where he farms
corn and soybeans and raises
horses, mules and even a bison.
"THERE'S NOT MUCH for me
to do on the road for her," the
friendly, folksy Lynn said as he
showed visitors around his
ranch. "I can help with the light
ing and thin&1 hke that. but most
of the time all l do 1s sit around
the motel or s it in her bus. It tires
me more on the road t han 1t does
workin' here in the fields "
Lynn, like his wife, 1s a hustler
Jn the 10 years they 'vc owned
their ranch, he's remodeled the
antebellum home, built several
nearby buildings 41nd opened a
dude ranch He greeted a group
of visitors in Jeans. lumberman·s
jacket, work :shoes and straw bat
a nd had to pau.,1· to wipe
ft>rt1hzer off his face
"I SPENT THE first fl\" vear.,
here wearm' out two bul11Jozl·r.,
cle:y-in' land," he said.
He~u1lt he fireplace in their .._,~ . ...,., ~ ..
--fields • is buildlrtg a m llseu "
on the property
"l start work ubout 5 · 30 und by
9:30-at night I'm pretty tired," he
said.
Lynn, who like his wife won •t
give bis age, knows no other
lifestyle.
"l 'VE .NEVER LIVED in town
my whole Hfe," be said. "I've
lived and worked on a farm most
of my life. If I had to glVe this up,
oh man. ··
Over' the course of a year, Miss
Lynn spends an average of only a
St-eel Firm
Vps Prices
month or two at the ranch.
''She's only spent seven or
eight days here this year," said
Lynn, who is known for his
always casual dress. "I ·
encourage her lo slow down, then
something big happens, like her
book."
IN HER SWIFT-SELLING
book, "Coal Mlner's Daughter,"
Miss Lynn tells of their wedding
night and relates intimate reel·
ings about her husband.
··we talked about the book and
I told her to tell it all." Lynn saJd.
""I guess that's what made it so
successfuJ."
In Washington state in 1960, he
helped launch her career by tell·
ing a bandleader that she was the
world's best country singer, ex-
cept for Kitty Wells He still
helps out. PITI'SBURGH <AP>
L'.S Steel Corp .. the na
t1on ·s largest stt>el pro
rlucer. i.aid toda) 1t 1s ra1:-. '·I ff EL P WITH HER
As she talks. Mrs. Eu sits on a
couch •n her office in a stylish
blue pants suit. Her black hair is
precisely curled. Her manner is
cont.rolled, quiet
LOOKING AT MRS. Eu. tl 1s
easy lo see running for governor
as a "logical progression "
Several Capitol observers say
she is already running.
In her own unobstrusive way.
Mrs. Eu is intense and com-
petitive. She m akes the most of
her job and the chief of protocol
title Brown gave her.
She is gone from Sacramento
two or three days a week making
appearances and speeches. At
times. she is critical of the go\'
ernor. espec1ally on the issue of
rommerce.
Gagan defends hts boss agamst
allegations she isn't bright and
capable
"MARCH IS AN exceedingly
private person." he says "She's
a very visible politician She
talks to hundreds of people a
year. She doesn't hob-knob with
the press corps or politicians. so
exceedtn~ly few people know
March as other than a public
person
·'Those who know her know she
IS uncannily bright. 1 re·
member a very elaborate dis·
cuss1on she had with Jacques
Barzaghi 1a Brown aide) on the
reality of Christ They both
tossed c1tattons back and forth.··
Gagan said.
One DemocralJc leg1sl<.1tor
who asked not to be named. says
the central thing to understand
about her is her 'lincrcdiblc sur
v1val quotient
1n~ prices on a \'a riet~ of material, bookings and money, ..
produc-ts hut by a -;mallt'r he said IT HAS BEEN A long chmb for "I TIUNK MAYBE that tome$
per c en la Ac than .. n Add t II h . Id f Mrs. Eu. elected secretary of Crom bcmg poor and having to
nouncl'd la.st week by two Lorett1a10~:n~·E~t!~~T:es~nt1~t state in 1974. She was born in the com pete and strugg le It's
other Stt'clmakers includes a chain of clothing stores back of a Clunese laundry in a best demonstrated by her real
The compan> said the in· and used to include a rodeo until small town in the San Joaquin serious commitment to run for
<·r<>ase.,, cffecttve June 19, the Lynns sold tl three years ago. Valley on March 29. 1922. governor whenever there 1s the
""ould afrect fl at rolled He estimates he has an invest· If a politician could have or· first chance Shc"s runn1n~ ·· he
.,tr<' I u"ted in such con ment of $800,000 at the ranch. ex· dered a birthplace. it mig_ht have said.
s umN produt·ts a-; curs clu.siveofmachinery been that laundry 1n the ~ forme.r R l•p ubl1<'an
.ind appham·<'s. anr1 h,1r:. . . Stan1-slaus Counly town. of legislator. who ~lso askl'd for
.Jo d rod... us t' d 1 n -'·we're trying lo rrrake this into Oakdale: It ia the stuff up-from· anony·m1ly , put his assessment of i•~l\Qi."'"'ro~~-.... ~ ... ~ ~.. ·q., •t • ·~ J~~~~~ . .sn@litAI ~er.•n.barsp}gfDl.i. .. _ ....... 1 _,.._ • • -. ~·.,~t-n~~~--•TI'-.""'-'\Ml'""'~t a« ni\utal · .._."'"MarClt"'Frmg"E\JTs tfiarso"kar• ~ <nt1~1u:~m<al)~m -
1·n ase" .imount to Hbout n possible. We were offered a lot of com e-from-behind. make-it-to-commurucate the things she was
pNn·nt. money for il even before we built the·top·of-the-heap story. PhD very knowledgeable about l
the dude ranch " in education from Stanford. As think she was a pohttcal accident
semblywoman tor tour two-year gomgsomcplacPtohappen ·
terms
Eagles Soar • m Song LOOKING BACK , SHE told a
reporter once: "Yes. even as a
kid. t went out for class pres•·
den~. cheerleader, anything that
I could do to lead the pack."
THE REPUBLICAN said Mrs
Eu was "very much of a surface
op er at.or on issues both in com
m lttee and on the floor . I
never felt March knew anything
about anything . She ~a\'e
evidence of that when she stood
up on the floor. If you know whal
you 're talking about, you don 'L
have to have anybody wntc out CJ
speech for you to read from.··
'It's Hard Work,' Drnnuner Henley Says She told the same interviewer
last year
·'My parents were working
hard to eke out a living. 1t was re-
ally a kind of poverty situation.
so part of my drive came from
the fact that l wanted to get out of
the ghetto, so to speak ."
Uy JAM ES SIM01'
NEWYORK 1AP1 Youl'ant
blame the Eagl~s for Oyin~ high
these days
Since It.a tormat1on In 1971, the
Loe Angeles rock band ha'! seen
all six of its albums St'll more
than a milbon copies It's album
oC hits. featuring a stnna of bl&·
selling singles, has sold 51 ..
million copies And there were
two million orders for their latest
album, "Hotel C all rornu. ··
before it was even released in
January.
THE FJVE.MEM.llER band ls
the heir lo the California blend or
folk, tock and country sounds
Cirst popularlied by the Byrds
and later by Buffalo Sprinafleld
Those sounds are combined
with finely crafted lyrics, usually
written by drummer Don Henley
and 1u1t.arist Glenn fl'rey, which
appeal to screaming teen·•1e
1irls, bard-rock fan11 and adult
listeners.
On it.I recent 12-city tour to pN>
mote the new album, the band re·
fused to talk to reporters. But
Frey and HenJey talked about the
aroup's root.a and approach to
music In an intervlf'w on the eve
or lbe release of their new album.
''WE LIVE IN Southern
Calltomla and we're 1 son1
band ... •aid Frey ... r think that ls
aomethlna dom i nant In
Callfomla g.roupe lllte the beach
Boyl, Crosby, StJU1, NHh and
Youns. the Byrds. Buffalo
S prln1fleld. There's more harmony 1ln1Ln1 here on th West
Coast than on the Eaat Coast
"W• don't write guitar rt({1 or
rock 'b' ron tl'aclts for somebody
to 1cream over. We write. etched
with respect tor lha popular IOnl .. Tbe band .. nOt.ct ror it• ap-
proacti to 1on1wr1Un1. •llb mtmben tearln& apart each
ot.ber·a iyne1 and meJodJea unUI
they're happy walh the ftnaJ pro
urt. Tbat '• vaallr cU/terenl
from mO!lt groups, where each
member't1 ego 1s fral'tle and
every word or musical note ts a
gem
''WRITING SONGS ts still a
my!ltery to rn~." said Henley,
who handl~ most or the vocals.
"I don't know !'low we get from
the concept lo tht end of the song.
I know it's hard work. We
a1onize over prepositions, we
take it very seriously.
"The tnck about wrtUng songs
Is to reach as many people as
possible without lowering your
standards."
Frey. Henley, bassist Randy
Meisner and guitarist Bernie
Leacton were working as back-up
musicfana for sin1n Linda
Ronatandt ln 19'11 when they de·
clded to try tony on their own.
GtJrrA.RlST DON Felder was
added ln 1974 and Leadon left the
loUowtng year for a solo career.
Guitarist Joe Wal.sh, a veteran of
such bard·rocJrlne groups at The
Jam ea Gana and bll own Barnstorm, wu added to round
out theprOlentllneup.
In concert the Ea.atea avoid ln-
atrumenUJ IOlot in favor oth•m·
merlna out httl. A New York con-
cert featured 22 10011 from Utt
aix albums and trom earlier
Wal•hefforts.
The JOnl• were faltb!ul to the re~orded veralons -almOlt too
ftllbf\JJ, aa there wit no ln·
1t..rumenta1 aoloinf other lban
-1ut ll preserve4 on vla1I.
TRAM UNPO&TtJN'AT& as
ba11 t M•llntr and cuttar11t1
• Felder ;n(t Wallh are toi>inotCh
and cOUld uaa iOme room to lm-
proYtie.
IAadoit'• departure ind \b• ad·
ditlon cl Watah toU1b ~
band's sound. Lea don 's acoustic
guitar and banjo were an lnte·
gral part of such early hits as
"Take It Easy'' and "PeacefuJ
Easy Feelina" while Walsh con-
centrates on harsher lead 1uitar
playing
Those ruts from the first album
helped establish the band wilh
the record-buying public. And
the follow -up album,
"Desperado," a concept record
presenlln& rebellious rock 1lan
as lhe modern equivalent of
Western outlaws, eave the band
respectability among crttlca and
FM audiences.
THE BAND'S TIDBD effort,
··on ~e Border•• featured the hit,
"Best Of My Love " which
broadened the aroup 's popularity
when the son& crossed over ftom
tbe pop charts to reach country
and adult listeners.
That broadenina contlnued
with lhe album "One or These
NiCbt.," on which the Eaale
sinales from "Lyln' Eyes ••
"Take It to The Limit," and the
title track hit bl& on the charts.
. And on it.I latest aJ bum. the lm•
mediate AM IUCCeM of "Nft IC.Id
In Towa" prompt.ed the E11lea to
release the title track. "Hole.I
Callf omla, .. to solid AM IUCcell.
Frey started th New York'
1how by saying, "Hf. We're the
Eacles from CaUtornla." But.
none of the five Ea1lea la
orJai.nally from \be Golden te
and the band haa been aceused or
capltalldn1 on a Callromla blp-
ple 1ttteotype as the bul1 for lta
I UCC
TO MANY, HER record looks
impressive. Landmark sex
education legislation. Consumer
la ws . Pesticide regulation. And
the famous law banning pay
toilet.a ln public buildings such as
airports.
As •ecretary of state. she aJso
has won generally high marks
from <:owity clerks and banking
offlcla11 who deal with her of-
fice's election code and bU5lness
adminlJtratlon functions
There is even •a romance
aspect lo her success -her 1973
marriage to Singapore
millionaire Henry Eu three years
after her divorce from Oakland
dentist Otester Fona.
BUT MKS. EU bas detractors
-people who say s he is a
poUUcal lightweight, she Wees ,
wealth too much. she rell~s too
heavily on her ital/ lo shape her
thought. and SPff<!b~s
Judge Rules
0n Pipeline
OTTAWA, Conada (AP) -A
lO·year moratorium on con.struc-
Uon of a natural ~u pipeline
alona the Mackenzie Valley ln
Cana~·· Northweat baa been re·
commended by a Judie. Jt wu
1 anied today.
Juattce 'Thom., Borger madib
tM ~mendaUon 1n hll re-
port to Ca.nadlan 1ovem ·
8\JT WHAftVB& TRI! r... ment. Th11 nut volume of
son , the Eaales have beCoin -lterur'• repotl wu lb bt
Ob of the lop concert attracUom t pubU1hed tJlil afternoon.
In th• c:<iunt.r)', Wllh th lr lfftCW ' The 8eraer report, wblcb
of tau 1obbUn1 up ticketi Wlthlil follow• a two-1 ar lnguiry. con·
houn OI' di,. or Uiclr •<>ine on cl'Ud lt. WO.I 1P It leut 10
1&le. And the band ll~ otl to years before Uie area can be J>r •
Europe ln ~of IXP•°t11°' it.a pared tor a majo~1ptpeli.oa.
•udlmc-e, IOVr"C aaid I ,
I
Mrs. Eu says long ago she took
to wntmg down her thoughts to
avoid any repetition.
Her defenders. people like Jim
Keysor. a San Fernando Valley
Democrat who was her As-
sembly seatm ate. suy the
cnticism is inaccurate
"ONE OF THE prohlcms
Ma rch was faced with was she
was the first really aggressive
woma n to com e Into the
legislature when the legislature
wu the domaJn of men." said
Keysor.
He said Pauline Davis, a
veteran Democrat who left the
legislature last year, "tried to be
a man. She insisted on being
c alled 'assembly man.• Morch
had the dual characteristics of
being a tough legislator and a
very feminine woman.··
Keyaor added there was "a lot
of Jealousy by men In the
legislature toward March's ac
compli1hment.a They saw her as
super touglJ. somellmes vindic-
tive and with a long memory. My
contention 1a March had to I><'
touah because she was :i woman
operat.tna In a man's world."
HER PRIVATE ure? Mra. Eu
uy1 she has lit.tie ttme for hob·
bits and reading. She says she
works lnto the "wee hours.••
Several times a year her
husband la gone on business.
And behind It all, there is th~
coo.st.ant drive and pu•h
"I CONFINE ALL m y rcadlnl
to lhlnp related to my work. l
confine my thinkln1 hours lo
t.hlnp ... lated to my work," Mrs.
~usatd.
She wUI die, 1ho 1ay1, With ffNI rtarcta about her life.
tn t.h Immediate futun!, the
.. ,, •he Is runniDC 1for re·
election.
ll ii hard to ..., Cpr 1ure where
It '' all h"'9t'd. aho'uys.
... WAKE UP SOME momllies
and say, 'My God. I'm setr'Qary
of state I used to be a lit~,l<id
running around m a nour lck
d '" • II ress . . •w
Here ts .. capsule look at some
of the cnt1c1s m targeted awst
Mrs Eu s ince she be<;ijffl C
secretary of state
. ·~·· -CAR: Her state car is,it 6
Mercury Monarch , leas In
June 1976 on a 36-month lease. It
costs $244.09 a mont.h. F(>-fo~et
personal use. Mrs. Eu drives a
compact ele•trically pgwered
car. She is thinking of ~f¥#>ltg
that ,.,1,1
Asked about criticism thilf'fce
1s d riving in too much style'bi er
state car <Brown's vchtcl~ 'l a
compact blue Plymouth-). !!)Ni .
Eu says: "I don't want tclill
him. If he wants to ride vl a
Plymouth, that's fine. I h L_n
to want to be a little more' m-
fortable. Sometimes when I ride
in the state Plymouth 'ii! t
c"arsick. I do a lot or work e
car. l have tned to do that11 a
Plymouth . and it's very
c·ramped ··
t It_.'
-SPEEC HE S-TRAV~,&,.:
From the day she be~me
secretary of slate until l~t
March. Mrs. Eu received ~~t in speech fees. Last March e
dedded to stop accepl g -
honorariums because · 'lt ~'to
be a hassle," she said.
ln 1975 and 1976 Mrs Eu ~\ie
about 209 speeches to a tofl!"l>f
more than 8.5.000 people. ncr of.
f1ce calculates
1-· or m any o f th t' s e a p ·
pearances. shr recewec:l spJnt:
stat<' payment for cxpcnse9 er
~~~~! .. ' ·~~ ... ''f•f4/f' "•· • • . ,,.'f,,. ••
-MANSION: A news ac;etlt,i't
that she was trying to move 4rilo
the governor's mansion. wht<.'h
harl been rejected by Urownr in
favor of an apartment clos~ C'o
the Capitol, brought a sharp de-
nial from her. · •
In response, she said some peo-
ple had mentioned to he~ possibility of her living lher~.
first it sounded like "an aJ,djc
t1vc offer." said Mrs. Eu, 'Olhf
lives with her husband in a tw<)o
hedroom modern apartment 1•
downtown Sacramento. But latet
she concluded, "l am no lonAct
interested in the possibility or mt
taking care of the governor'f
mansion." ' I c
~ Nixon 'Guilt' ,.
Oaimed
By Jaworski
, ,
~
,
HOUSTON (AP) -Forml Watergate special proaecut
Leon J aworski says ~e tol
former President Nlxon J chi
of s taff. Gen. Alexander l{Jllg, Qi
early wi December 1973 that NI~
on wos "criminally culpable" rot
Involvement in the Walcrgat;
coveruo. •
Jaworski told KPRC·rt tn '
taped lnt.trview Sunday t!Mtt NI»
on should have admitted to Utt
American people durldJ la
week'• televillon interview wilJ
David Frost that he Wal aullty cf
criminal conduct. 4
JAWORSKI ALSO saya lo t~ current t.oue of Newswee.k th
Nixon'• admission that ho ''J
the country down" tsn't enou
to rt1ht hia wron11. • "I t
In an article written for th
magailne: Jowonkl denounc
Nixon'• claim th t "technically
dld not comm.it 1 crfm•. ''
"Wby," h uked, "It Mr. Nl
on only tnade mt.takes and w
not criminally culpable, dld
1 k a pardon and embrace lt
TblJ 1• nOt the coun or lnnoce peopl~"
NtWIW k •Ito t'tJIOi'tcd t.h
ln tb lt<'Ond NJ M •P'folt
tcrvlew, to be broedc11t~ .• , .• n .... -.
day nlcht. Nlxon ••Yt that
A. Ktlllng , th D hi. ad ...... L.-.
national• llJ, develo
&lvinp ov the Am c vuJ tA c.11 1 once J
started.
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4 BDRM. -$74,950
6 Year old. splendid home; 2 baths,
formal dining rm., elec. kitchen: one
or the most attractive homes available
under $75,000. Owner is leavi.nt area.
Shown by app 't.
759-0811
MIMI • R»ICH
JU·ASSUMI
Slt,000.
Ml.&\ VERDE J Br l Ba.
Dloans Jlm, Fam Rm. new P&lDt ta • out. up.
•rad'ed ept• t. dr.P•· Paneled ,.am Rm, tM•
taDO cntty, 11• p.rtlo, z
fol.Ullalu, fruit l~H. floe bome. f'ID•
1bborhood-CloM &o eveeyth!f\I, *4 Jlabr St. Open Hou.. dally
S.5PM..6S7·90.'lt
IOOJ Gttlerel 1002
Lanai entry, huae Uvtna
room wi\b •lone
llrtplact. Formal b n·
g._t alzed dlnl.D1 room. wrtt country •ty1e
tltcbtn. Separate 22'
family nxim with adjoln· Jn1 covered terr•c•. Separate win1 f or
hideaway muter 1ult1 •
chlldrto1 roomt Take
ovv .P'HA loan. "8J/Mo.
pay1 all. ffurry I Call
•1111
DE&: CERRO
COSTAMUA
I Bdtm., a baths, brand
new condo. never oc·
cu.pied; a car 1arb1e.
latte aundeclt/balc:ony.
16$,000
associated
BU 1-_ I U ', kt /1 r ',JJ ·,
• .. ... II I' t • ' ~,
LUXURY SUraf,ME
l'~~g~~~~~~f Overalied master _=: bedroom 13x2'7 With bi.a ·~OSTA MESA and her clouts " Well decorated and separated va(Uly. Plus ._ _ _,,ull i ed 3 three spacious additional ._....._. Y mamta n bedrooms, cul-de-sac
btcy-oom, home with location on one or the
carpet.I, drapes aod 8 lar1est lots in area. Both bfa.nd oew roof. Located on ')l sbody tree lined formal and informal dan·
:.treet, 1>hort da:.tance mg areas. vaulted ceil· rrcmc schools and shop· lnp and many, many eit· pang. Great price of Lras. Only 2 years new.
$6?.?50. CALL 751 31!11. ~~!;Y. 11 s llJN r,, ~1 "er,
•:~~~Tl§ [,•jlftlll
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llACHRfrllAT
$49,500
Stepa lo pounding 11urf
and cry1tal sand! Back
yard ill bay area play
iJ'OWKI. Windina wooden
walkways to se~:luded en
try! Gourmet kitchen
Step-down cooversatwn
are a + n re p I a c c I G oJ I 002 1 G I Sun1h1ne breokrast IMf'IMro 1002
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volleyball. Garden hVtnl'
at its finest IM7-a()l0
!i'i&ti
FIXER UPPER
$79,900
Save thousands by paint me. clearung & f1ll1ni: up
landscaping. Locall!d in
prime area of expl!O~l'l'
homes. Anx1oui. "" nt•r
demands f;ist ~.111:
HWTy, lake advanta111:.
call 962· 77811.
" K€Y . r I P.€ALTO P.s li
GOOD, IETTER, llGGEST
A truly large .6 bdrm., 41/:i bath home.
including family rm. & large bonus
rm. One of Spyglass Hill's finest! At·
tract1vely distinctive decor. $315,000 .
Brmg your group here!
673-4400
HARBOR
REALTY
DMsiCMI of H.tlor ............. Co.
SOMIRSIT
In Harbor View Homes.
New paml Inside and out.
uwaded carpeta, wall
covettnp. and drapes. s
Bednn6. l&• family room
w/wet bar. Formal din· t,,. room. 2 Fireplaces.
View covered patlo •
Somerset model. Asldn1
only $169,950. &44-7270.
OH WOWI IS THIS A llAUTl
Beautlrul, quiet corner lot In a well
m aintained neighborhood. Im·
maculate 3 bedroom bome loaded with decorator touches that create lasting
charm. LatUce covered brick patio
and .a sparkling free form pool. Ob
Wow! Convenient Westcllff location
near schools and stores. Presented at
$152,500. It's a beaut! . o,_ Afhr 1,.-. hly Ill 1221 S..... °"'°"°"'" . U~ICJUI: t1VMl:S
REAL TOA~ 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del M1r
also In Mesa Verde, al 546 ·5990
Lars• t bedroom lamll;y
hofl\O In '-ortvenlent area
ol Cotta Ikea. Freeway
c:loM. Upcraded cupets
and drape1, beaulllul
patio. Squeak.y clean !
Motber·ln·law au.Ii.. lt't
alot of bouH l Only $84800.
CALL NOW
752·7315
DONALD M. llRO
• • A•MC141e.t .... 11 ....
IMHOMOI
al openlJta ol our .Elcon·
dido otnce. NO lislln1 · r~May 5tb thna May 10,
1m.
lO/o GtMNt 100 CorwcWMar 1022 toaelllngomce ~~~ ...... : ................... 9y·owMER ..... 9uint ___ crc1_.6.7·l·.a·z·5·0-
Q_ •uu~~ Owner Desperate Spyglass Hn.1. $275.ooo. 5 MESA VERDE ..:;:;:;:=====I This home Is charming Br 3 Ba, View. Harbor Spacious 3 bedrm and
and secluded on !,-ls acre View Kiiis, $lS9,soo .. 4 Br family + lurge den and
1-................................................. =~I In Santa Ana wllh many 2 Ba: View. 640·2981 wcl bar . Upgraded ~ trees. It has 8 bedmts. + <Quahrled Buyers Only> lhruout. Just listed al ~~ a 2 room bunk 'house. BY OWNER. llur View $78,900. Hurry. c all ~ Also a spacious, ~rlvat.e Hills. Ocean bay view. M0-1151. 120 Acres
Orange County
Nea.r SJl\'erado Canyon SJ900, per acre. Own u chpiijc ot Orange County
.il u rid1culoui.ly low
price. Hurry, Just lasted,
c~;;,~;,o~Tb•:::~~T1~'J ---------~~~~! .......... !~~~!~~!'! .......... !?.~~
bath, 3 car garage. 40 SHELTERED
master swte. Call oow... 3bd. ram. rm. formal din, OLD 546-4141 wood beams. 2 rrptcs.
CORONA $110.000. Afts1ss.osso ~ ~,. HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
Years youni:. Shown by Corana Hi9ffncb
appt. only INVESTMENT DUPLEX
with Olde Corona charm
Sunny patio, cui,tom
built & mcely paneled
HURRYONTJUSONE!
COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
Home w/fuJI ocean view . rrom uv rm. dt!n & dar\m~ tBr, 2Bo. Jot i.l 67.5l<l03.
a r ea. Lrg lot. /1 Br nearest c ross slre.eL
w1room to add 3 ore. Paularlno cpls & tile caU~ll51
~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
ILUECHI,
EXECUTIVE
!STATE·4 BR
2 STY · WALK TO
20 UNITS at $193 Ooot
good leverage. $20,00o
D o w n .. : x c e I I c n I
dep~clalJon No out ot
pockel expen!>e~. ~ro~~
multiplier 6.99 Call Im
appt We ha\e other prc1
perlles rangmi: trom ~
uruts u :>49 llti$5
IH THE NEWEST '"ILUFfS• $169,500 Call 640-9900
Sale by owne al thruoui, concrete Slltb. ---------1 Sl59,SOO. For an o. or .Kitchen gas. apprx ~ viewtngcall67a. sq ft. 2 sly, lndry 1n C-2 Corner earaae. dbl car garage.
OCM VU HIDEA WA y fncd yd. Trust d~d of
Bllcheloror arhsl'• 2 DR. $36,493, Askins $82,500.
2 BA wtold CdM charm, Solar heal for bi& pool al
S,ECIAL
E"<ecutive ne1~hborhood ,
i weTm & comfortable
~rooms, J·' • luxuraou>
h4lhs, decorated
ltlfl>U&houl with bnl(ht
cheery color:.. Floral
l~capini; i.urrounds
this lovely dollhoui.e
Call collect 842·2535.
HACH-$17,950 ~
Circular drive. Formal _ QMUPEERSB tale entry. Format d1n1ng
room as conveniently
1 Story highly improved Linda model.
Pt<'turesque corner w/deep set back
from st Beaut. outlook of greenbelt &
view of mtns. 3 BR. 2 baths, wrap
around eov patio, choice plants.
eu.,tom '' rought iron gate & extensive
aggn.>gatc. Expensive custom cptng.
drapl':i & wall papers. Jl':z yrs. new.
RARE COSTA
MESAC-1 LOT
120' fronlaAe by 172'
deplh on a busy Costa
Mesa stret't ~ivc the
u11tute investor a rnn·
chance to bwld Lhul h·
quor or hurdwurc i;toro &
ortices. Ju11t li11tcd · 11hould have lmmcdlalt•
act.ion 646·7711
Choice Newport Bl\d.
location with 166' fron-
tage. Bwlding and por-
tion of Jot currently
leased . Call for
particul;ir:.
$125,000
11t.eps ftom Lallie Corona 1_b_a_c_k_S49_.;..188S ____ _
11.uae lot w/room l.O bwld $49,500
\'lew atudlo or ? Try EASTSJDE FlXER
SlS.OOOHt;wPnl.;.,.CHI... 2 Dr. n~ Ba.
-" " B1g50x.1SOl6t.
11 e r v e d r r o m h u g e ';:;::;:;:;;:::;"::;1;:';:::;:~ I ~ourmct kitchen with • 21 I I San Jooquin Hnls Road ~21~ REALTORS RUCKl!lt REALTY
6 75.4392 641-4758 breakfast area. Huge liv· ------
ang room with crackling TWO FtREPLACES!
st.one fireplace & com· 2 fireplaces. 2 ram1I~
mend In i: v i e w o r rooms, 2 bath~. and 4 in
ground s M as!! iv e v1ting b(•droiomi. tlw
NEWPORT CEHTER. M.I. 644-4910
-ANYTIME I 024 Dana, .. 1026
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master sullc & childrens heist buy rn to"n' V."lk ------------------
OMTHEILUFF
Rcautlfully fumi:ihed 2
Br Condo overlookin&
harbor View to Mexico.
Everything is here
$159.000. Call loday
qu;irlen Sweeping ing d1st<1n l."l' l o
:.tairi. tu hu.:1: J:lll'bt suilc We:; l m 111 st t' r ;\I a 11
& pnvutc balh. Hurry £or Priced to i.ell ul S73.!J:~1
BA YFltONT. pier & flout. lots S190.000
to ~3~>0. lo build :.our own custom
home. Sc\cral ar~to choose from.
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Must Sell Quickly 'lbr, this r <1rc find. Call Call&i22535
Walke r &lee
Real lstate R.ENetwork 493·7512 2ba. W Garden Grn~c 003·7881 Ol'f"'''"' • '' '" ~~-... r· ... i .. ·_;,_:_;;_ds_t ·-~-~:_hc-~-a-)i_:, Ji' liii [ • HllHI Camino Capistrano R. I::
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BEAUTIFUL IA YCREST
Early American decor -High
beamed celUnp. Large pool & gas
BBQ. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths & family room . One or the best streets in the
area. $189,500 rec.
A Cot.DWIU. IANIM CO.
644-1766
2111 I AJWOAOUIN HIL&.I AD.
IH NIWf'O"T CINTIA
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Large CO!>t.i ~lt'!>J homt>
PH ESTH; r: waterfront homes with
pll't & t loal from S385.000 up.
BILrCRUNOY, REALTOR
-~ . 341 Boy\idi!.Drive N B 675·6161
w 1 t h ~ '' ' 1• r , 1 / l' cl -ml!!!---~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bedroom... r.1m1h rm
heavy shakl' ro<1f llh·cl Gett~rol I 002 Geweral I 002
ent ran ce~ 1\ & ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
S49,500
Bcaulirtif 3 bJrm dn q..,t
LIKE A MODEL
Profei.i11on11lly dc<'oraled
and land1>c apcd , 3
twdroom. 2 bath home In
c hoice Harbor View
Hlllb Rt'lax 1n your
beautiful 8' JJl"UIZI Only
$16.5.000. l''ust possession
Call
OLD CORONA
Custom designed 3
bedroom, & den. Excep· tlOl'lal features. stained, ________ _
ttlas11 throughout. A1---------MUSTSEE
Call 640-9900 NEW VIEW HOME
3 Br 3 Ba, rptc. shake
roof. 2 sty. Still time tu
pick carpel~ & tile
Owner must i.ell ! ~1.SOO
> : ,.., ) • )
IRANDNEW
Two story, ocean & mtn
view, beaulirul 4 BR +
loft, 21h BA home. 3 Cur •
garage, ave1l end or
May. Rent till escrow
closes. $145,000.
640-6600
flrt•platt' Gr1:at 1 ... ·.it 1111
llO>l' to p.irk. 1enn1' ._'OW'\.-. itnd <.Ill> >il'~l\.i.
Just hi.t~ t-.111 5-lti ~l
~ . 'Lo\\ resldenliaJ street. .. •fl• ,--~~· .... ~~~.-... ~··w·~, ~ 14·~, ~-· -~, ~~ -nc..V tile wor"k.'1 ~
Showi, pride of
lllillllilltia•IM~~~I ownersl\lp. L~c fenced --------=========:! VWAHD ~~f:e.Y~~d~u:~l !~:~ :~ ~~-&Th~~ VERDE EASTSIDE UY OWNER, 3 Dr
OCUM VIEW mediately! 646·7711. COSTA MESA. Large Lot 1;wnhm~ Nr Mlle ~~ PORSCHE Great ""'lentiul for the Ch i d r I d r ark l::nd Ullll. Xtra~. $60,000. ,,., arm ng en o cu e· $62 500 MECHANICS bwldcr. !18c home. 3 Bedrm, ram 5.w.-03740rs:><i-3626 ~!~~o~~u~ru~~.~.~~~~ If )OU \I' flOl the talent cou OF MEW,ORT PRICE REDUCED $2500 nn" fireplace. Why not 1-------
Beach walh view or O<'can and tool!>, v...t•\·o "ot the 67S.55 I I forqulck sale! Act Now! call now? 645-7221 ROOOOMY! from the lerrllce Good bwlthntt and Lhe busi , __ _;,..,;_;,..,;~;.;;_...;....;..;_.. __ 1 -----'1 Ddrms+ added family CEHTURY 21 & COMFORT AILE
I ...... l t n1·':. an~ th<' pruPt•rt) .... ~RTIE"'CH 1---------rm' WntdiffReatty ll~~;:n:m~ro~o't/r~·~ a111l 111\l•nlnry HJU'\'l' "'"v"·F"c"'· ..... Lo"'r OCUMFROMT Red Carpel 754-1202 --------'--!Trade your present home 11~11 the ~ean brt•l'tl' h1·rn lnoklnl? for · Ci\1.1. "" """' Custom dupll'x. choice ---------130r, 2Ba, Huae bonus rm. fora mu11mCac1entJOOO i.q
from lhlll unique home :\OW' There aren't many loll> location. 2 And l bdrm , VelsOK l,2.66sq. (t. plus. fl Crecnbrook & assume Ca&l 540 3666 left In Newport, especial $289,500' CCll•tery VIOCIC)e Big, Big country kitch. a low 8'( loan This Ii. a
Hurry' <.:all 963-61~ •• ' • ly Ylew lots like this one lalboo lay Prop. Ra.Mu Nr. So. Cst Plala Agt. BARGAIN ' Coll now•
Jl's large. Its bwldable RHftON •-•r 7Sl·7480 McDOftClld.Johnson R.E
[fa 1ma·lif ii & lt"i.. available. CALL CaU 752-6212 ~~ i;a'O~J .~~ELECT • 675·7060 • ~!~~~~~·~!~~ 3Br~~~~:~o! r ec ~ STA
OCIAMfROMT 2 Bdrm. 3 ba, lge mast.er rm/wet bar, cov 'd LA UE
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PROPERTIES 11uate Prof decorated. pal.106, front & rear, Im· 4 or 5 drm, 3 bath, Exclualve : 1110 deg s134 .soo. Call Tom mac, 574,SIOO. 3232 Iowa popular El Cajon model,
1-.chlnMts.
S?OO per acre. 620 acres
uf hilly terrain . nr
Newhall. 29•,, Cash down
or con1ider trade. Call
046-3928: eves 673-4577
Lachenmyer
Hf',11to1
whit<' w u t c r' v 1 e w , Dearth 557.5443 3 car aarugc, lge Cam rm
llawauan ~tylc homl' on ---------1 +patio. i;ubmit present
very prlv l'O\le. 2 BR, I ' 1 LIDO ISLE MISA VERDE home In trade. 968·3371 or ba .• maid's qtrs., & 11ep. IY OWMU 546-1754. Open Sun ..
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C:Cll'a.&cork&slawrtrs Bdrm, oil new kitchen. Houee Sal/Sun 1•5 .
Spacious lanai complctos Steps to tennis courts & Prine. only $lOS,OOO tht> J>olynobian crcect. private beoch 1175,000 557-6022
$.175,000 Call Lew Osborn C. F. Colesworthv CANNER:.E~1LLAGE1------
RIALTORs 640.00fO 42.6:1lstSt, Nwpt Deb
Call 673·6261
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purchoae, 1upcr ram rm
w/pool 4c nw cstm beam
cclllni fam rm. Freahly
decorated Already
financed w/$45,500 VA
loan, or new loan avail•·
ble. Must see. Open Sat II
Sun.11118-3371 or $46-175'.
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Designed for the dhu:rlmlnotin•!
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domlnlum. Drapes + air condition· lng. w/lg. backyard. Enjoy Wood·
bridge Lake I Dorothy Lewi•
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t.tetWl.y aK"lciMd front marvelous storage apace; 3 bdrm.a.. 7 UMITWALIOA ~~med occy, ta.W ER a.E.AN 3 Br, 2 ratio. Yard 11 a ~LL ._ .... -. service -m·, •-•.1 .. 1 d--RulERift Prime area Oroaa Ba, bltna.11• Ffm Rmb. a n d • c a p e d ~n ..,.....,, •vv '40\.V4W ..,... s.n.ooo +. Wiil lrad• up c..e.MtM 3224 Nr 1hop1 " beac • H1:.1I t stalt!
masterpiece! Near com-eor. Prplc .• family rm .. beautiful or down. Owner/Alt ... •••••••••••••••••••••1.83M3'1 ______ , __
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P 'qtoe Pl-opertJea -•14 WWW c: «r· yr. By CPA. ownrl•lt· 1 ..... e. .... """' " · ...,.... Realton,l33-S380. ..._ .. ~ ... = .. ~ .._ t.a An-. R-1. l1'091 S'7200 ..__ 1' ... ml t.o ...... ,.h 1
l b 0 8 t ood • ~ ~ ,... .... flra;t1t• m.ooo. '1.2.000 dwn wUI yrold. MUJ78 l'or H • Y owner, 4 retntree ren W • • ~ .. , -(' Cl ..... ..t .. I '1 handle.$41·40S4 PRIME~DEC.M. bdrm. 1 .. ba. H.B. near Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm. pat.lol ....a..;__ • ... • a..; &;.a....;. _.. CON'OO 28 21..-dbl bMch. IG·214T. & coven. lnUtrlor up-1'77 YI• Udo, ..._ ._... ,,_ ••a aMLp • ••-... ,.._ -· r. '"'• • ,, .... ,._ . ..,.." ~ ........._ ~:t: th•t•D....... au. Brand-apankln' ~.call?SU33hv.. 673·7300 rooa ..._ CND ... Rtwt 2400 new. Yrly . tu at ~:!o~ :'::! t l~b! '. _Ol'_•_wt._________ ft••~ edwood .cl ••· ....................... S.'Jl'S/mo. Call for appl .•
•.500.llMaoa 1--------•1 Mriar. LoYety Y dtct S250,000 lneulated 2br. furn ubla. MaryorDon 1-r-e_a_l---'C.._•_l_C_la_a_a_l_c
...... .._. I041 Mlwpcwt.._. 106' 4fMl12 Approx. 300 yds. from COLIOPMIWPOIT nelahbothood. 3 BR . ~T:J'::4~ HELP!
lmmacv.lat.eJ&r, l .. ba, Younelf to lbia sln&le BJ ans 0WD4tl', w aJk to at.ory 4 bedrm and f amlly
part. Need m>O or leas. rm-tltrhen "Colony"
()petl lue Sal/Sun l·S home! Priced touU! En-
t.JU P'alllnawater Dr joy lb11 commwuty wlth ...aor64.2·1»' poola and teno1a courts ---------• thb aummerl Don't de· Le c.nta Sdorodo 1.a,y.
Jlr, lba, lam.rm, formal llO CAIPIT
die.rm. + 1300 eq.fl a.ano. al33·3JIO
tac.as rm. AU up&raded.1~~~~~~~~~ BJ ownr, SllUOO. 911811=
C.itbnesa Dr. 962 BU& HIWUmMG
O,..M9Sat/Sua lM. Move right Into this
·n OWNER a Br 1~ Ba. beautitutly decorat.ed 3
Oleamar. 1ood loc., bdrm. +den home; air· ....,._stC).0511 cond.. for summer com------------1 fort. Eleaanl l1ndacap-
~9,950.
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Dutrbaven-t,., ml. to
Marina. Nr. Beach. Stale partt, 1hoppm1 In Hunt
BdL Por eale by owner
llU340. Prin. only.
JUST
REDUCED!
O•aer analoua. 3br beauty w /beaul
l•decp 'a Abaolute
t.qun at 153,950.
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SUPER AXER
Lng. Greentree al $84.900
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REALTORS
SYRACUSE
We have• couple or good
onee (OI' you. 3 bedrooms
a.ad central A/C Near
poob, park and achools.
From $85,llOO. Call to see
R.A.MCH REALTY
551·2000
Location
Convenience
, •• ,........ ..and DESIGN. Located .AM~~~llll!i!"!~!i on quiel slreet overlook·
Ing 2 greenbelta. Conve·
--------... nierrtly close lO shopping,
LAST CHANCE
To 11ve. See this
t.auutul 3 bedrooom, 2
bath, one alory condo
Manner·s Cove ..., Mlle
to bsach, pool, jacuzzi,
....,,.. Eltchalve to aee
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PATTI WALKER
REAL TY Ml-1418 •-...w-.... a .. 1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ON WATl!:R 120', M' dock.
4 rn twnhte on point
Pvt, beat vu 1265,000
tennlt. pools, school and parka. Dee1gned for the
moet active family. 4
Bdtms .. LAROE master
bdrm. swte, din. rm.,
fam. rm., 2h ba. 1134,iOO
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA SOUTH LAGUNA Greenhorn Ml. ski tow. REALTORS neat Meadowlark (;otr &
NIGUEL LAGUNA BEACH Sequoia Natl. Foreft. 615-511 t ecbooa. Only MU/mo. Magnificent cetm hm,
hMrt or La&waa w /ocean
view, 3 BR. 3 BA. 2
patios, hute deck. al. to
st lot. 1295.000. Call for appt.
IONDUALn
131-9411
OVER10ACRE
PARCEL
Prime undeveloped R·l
land. t'anyon & ocn views
adjacent to pret1Ugtoua
area. Rare opport.
Sl!i.000 per acre.
"Z"REALTOR
494-8811
z BR, l~ ba. own-your· o wo a pt. Steps lo
downtown main beach .
$56,~. Ail. 673-4691
UDO IA YROMT
wttb Pool la Sandy beach
5 Br. •~ bat.hi. 2 trplcs
LuJury llvln& for SSS>.000 Xlnt flnancing
avail. ut orter1n1. prin·
ctpal• only . Call
Owner I Alt S'7M272
49S-tm 499-4S51 49'7 Miit Frpl. elec. appl, cpt. wtr. ""'U . yr, mC C.11: 'Jboml)90D Striklnl 3br, 2ba, f&m. YI
n+.44MS.51 rm. l™ Iowa. Cpt'd Ii Me""'°' t IMdl I 069 Ollllr RMI..... o.t of,..___... drl>'ct'. M50 mo ..._1838 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "a';:ij""' 2510 Hall of Fame 3 Br 2 Sa,
NEWPORT ~ ... ......._...... I IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• compJ redec. all nu bltna
MAJESTIC -Vic PALM SPRINGS 41 refn&-"50. Halecreat C ELEGANCE ............ •••••~••p••• R·l '1ot l00x228'. fan temill. ewlm db avail REAL TY IN ·
Private gated front '$5 N"A'flffAL Z4~pa1i Wile view of San Jadn· _642_=4'1_58 _________ 7_1_411_~ __ 1_3_7_1_ r.Uo. Tile entry. Huae f::~e :!foo.'~c:i~ lzlJ) t.omte. Located in Stubbe s:no. 2 Br. dose t.o all! . 4 er. 2\.t Ba. dlll rm.
1m. rm .. gourmet 38'1·13t9 Canyon,LSmin.oortbot Ref. gar, more! Unt. ramrm,2 sty,2300eq.fl. kitchen. New blllcber Palm Springs. HSOO, SmalJfee.MS-4900 Prestige Hnll Bell.
block counter top. Bayrront Mobile bme. terms. Call Jim or Mary, ••Cut -r•W. 71~
Formal Dine! Separate NpBch adult park, QWDeni646·2856 LOOK PROPERTIES
Master Suite. Double Siii~. 4M·1630. a.clln. ,.._, 122f). 2 Br, fncd yard. patio
vanity rnlrrored ward 0.-0.n 2700 +more. Nie.! PlxSmall OHLV upgraded 4 br. robea. Plaa4 more queen Z2xG. 2br, ~ llv.rm, ""ee.".,. """"' w/vaulted ceil'f&S. Liv
v1... I "••••••••••••••••••••• r 1 ~ kl b ai.zedBRsewingroomor ....... oceanvf!W. ••C~nGul• rm w/frpl, bright tc
work shop is bere too. Br· 499-2830 IO Acres, rich Farm land. ---------wtdahwshr. Heavy shake
Broadmore 5eaview, pvt tng your hones! Th ls Acrwogt for.... 1200 street frontage. Xlnt for •College Park. Beaul root. Nr lake & park. $400 ~Batolt~. 14:~·7 Sbv'a ~~i beautiful 4.000 sq. ft ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~~t.9~or'!es .f~:~s~y· 3Br, 2ba. frpl, pool, lncls mo. 848·942'7 mansion only 1179,500. · all ma1nl. Kid• ok.t---------ba.ntreae. Open l-t Call tor personal preview FIVE AClt!S owner. 838·28'73 $445/rno. 645-9946
EAST ILUFFs.lUSIC today! 752-1100 Fantastic view. UUllUee Real Estate
OPfNr .. •·•IHUNIOMN-<1• &well waler. Full price. &..-a.--2IO;. s BDRM 3 BATH ~. 38t, ram rm. la corner }, lliA_,_"r' u Kids u OK NB G I! ~;:~~~ .. ~ ·;~~ [9•1flliil ""~~;~~' ..... ;:i~~:F'' .. .=!°.:':':~~':: ,_RAN __ o_N_E_W_•_b_r-.-2-ba-. 2
Ca t•MrcJal Problems solved lrplca. K1d•I pets OK. st)' Landmark home. N!:::O~~,~~~~HJ'a~ ROOMFORIOAT Property 1600 an)'.where Rent.at or llMI 5'M/mo. Adams"Beacb.842·13S7 srivan Gem vacanl. $138,500. Opel\ Camper too-In these ••••••••••••••••••••••• E. Berkheimer 751-481.S 645-9161 Curt Br 2 Ba, twnlue, pool,
S.t/Swi lSPM ,\&eat two oew custom homes COMMERCIAL LAND hal!state Easulde 2 Br tiouu. In Jae. sauna, walk to bell. An 1 s binaled home ' . ' . In Newport Hgble 3 DANA POINT. Corner W............. •tOO •• -' 'd "--,dbl aar ~ -nestled on beaY11y -~--------• t. --• court. Recenwy r"""ec , "'""' .,,_.._ Br+l~ bonus rm, zin parcel 13.500square fHt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S280 mo. :w8-6113 wooded lot, unique t.ru.u M CANYOM • be, fam+dln rms, 1.304 Io cat e d n ex l to House wanted direct from 75 Ulll pd' Nlre Area!
system. 2 bdrms .• 2~ 4 Br. 2~ ba, pool. Jacu.nl sq ft, 2 story, lots of resuurant with good vla· owner Npt Irv area Mesa Verde 1uper 4 Br. Cla.e lO all. Pix. Small
ba .. fpk, wood &r glasa. It view. Electric sat.es. wood. $1'1,900ea. lbWly. m .ooo first trust SlOO to St25 Ooo . By pvt 2\1'.t Ba. Fam Rm . Ille Fee. MM900
si.soo "H"~LS ... ".._.. deed subordlnaletocon · · fned yard. cul de sac, ••C-nW. M' lstic HIUs ......... '....,._,, 3106 " 3112 Broad St. 1truc't1on loan Seller wlli pty 544·1452 xlnt toe. Nr. C Club Dr . ---
Eut ot Nwpl & So or Uilh help floonce balance. 15851ncl grdnr. ~5·51l8 SUPER NICE! Sereru Y seems lO be th• 1151' llACH IUY Sl. Open wkdy& 1·3. AsldngS135,000 ...... J Br 2Va Ba condo, 2
keynote in Uu.a 4 bdrm. wknds u.-.c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••~. 3 Br. 2 Ba, B/I, fplc's, patio, gar, pool , vu home. nr. teruUa cu. $135,000 ca11 731.L522 IA tto.nf'vmleMd OW . cpls, FP. etc. Jae. sauna. upgraded.
Locatedlnoneof thebesl ~Sly,38R,38A,2frplr, WeslemPaclllcProp. AMCHO ell ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·222lor646-986emag. $4 7 5 m o. Bob,
nei borbooda. 99 12 yrs old. 30xl00 fee R-2 IMV'ESTMIMTS General 3102 JBr, ZBa. dbl garaae. ZJ.3.a-2007
lol w /room to build. NEWPORT SHORES 1714t 496-7711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde llvoH Muyt------1----F.aslly converted lO 4·2 311~•4 500 I BR, 2BA, poo . 2 car gar.
L --• UHTALSGALORI! 20.S400mo 646-3627 ,._,,•/drno, bllnJ, refri11, duplex or decorale .. s h N t ... .....,. ·,... " have lovely •lnale res. uper s arp ewpor CHOICESHOPSPACE We have the latest In EASTSIOE Ch 4 gard/pool pd. $495.'
beech hm. 1~ blks t.o Shores Io cation ! Center o r San Juan DAILY Renlalliau In the 8 2•~ 8 palrmcdr. 968-4125 k & Gorgeous "real wood" Capistrano ~ block beach af'eas. JOO's of r. " a, c s, 11>9.1---------iiii•----•1 ocean. ~ blk to par walled living room-r Mi . · vacancies NOW' Sml kids welcome. 1475. Brand new 3 bedrm LAN·
bay. Call Pal Stomel: decorator's dellgbl' ~';"Cen11lr11~o~eal Estate fee/Free Ufe U~ ave. 548-0290 DINO home, 11100 eq.rt. 67s..8T75 or646-1414agt. Oiel's gourmel k1lchen. ..... 645-4900 with for mal dining, ~Hilk 1010 Private mstr. suite. 3rd 493-50$2 ••Ca •nGu .. S!SO. 64S Victorta. 2 br, owner wants 1 yr lse & ••••-••••••••••••••••• t bdrm. can be coty den! Condo11tlltl•••/Tow11· www lba. Cle~~9 • .,~ ssso. per mo. incldg
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DOW 835-0211bl9582 or ~ llUU"•I • UOI .... ll • • deaac lot. $125.000. owe. 5325/mo. c.u Mr. Nelson . Avail June lat. $375 mo. · • ....... 7 .... 100 nee. Sl~.000. Prine only S. ca..nt. I 076 Open must see to •P· 898-2636 2br, cpl d, 1 car far. No Lease. call eves ~.3123 8'75-~. pleaee. Brkr/ownr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MsSS75 pets. small ch Id ok.1---------UHIVBSITY PAIK 645-1103 prec:. • ..Wwport IHch 3169 Must have ref•. S275. mo. WALK TO BEACH UltNC.tio.bH ---------Lat1e lri·level, 4 Br . 3 Ba. ._ 2000 ••••••••••• .. •••• .. •••• w/$100. dep. 2274 8 Beaut 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, tam Amhunt model me. •STBLUFF Fam Rm-beaut pool. t.-troplr+r ...,.... 8 be h' Pl -·• 646-563'7 • tntt. I 044 by Owner 2 Bdrm .• 2 batb con· ~ Prime area Ocean view ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..,. 1 r. near ac · ace .... a. rm, lovely yard 9351
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR.2ba,cuJ-d~a.c. dominlum w/180 dearee B•autlful executive Prine oniy $122 soo' U ... IT~ ..... ITS Pool. ref, dehwebr. D..aPolnt 3226 Molokai. $450/ mo .
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---------Doll House, apatleu pnd• eludes .stove & rcfrig, enc. patio. Malloy Rily ly.67S.5832Eves. PALM SPRINGS AREA. OD Harbor Blvd, Costa Monarch Summit adult of ownusblp abowa adlls 313 17th Pl CM 963-9771 2 Br furn, condo.on lfOlC Mesa in mini shop. cntr
l'Omm 2 BR, 2 ba. Nr thruout 3 Br2 Ba, fpk , 642-~64 -Onbcb,81.Shareapt.Yr course. Tennis. pool, 7Sl-8160or675-9326
cluhhouse & pool. Ocean blt.ns, no pet.a. S37S mo l..i(e3 Br. l ba, closed 1ar ly 1st. $35<l mo Prtly jacunt, sunrise cc.
view. $425 Mo. 675·4!162 496-6226or493·61.38 Lovely lge new 2 br. 11 2 3 blka buc:b, walk to furn 675·5832 eve Rancho Miraae. S275 wk. CClllMr( VlllGC)t
liMCH REALTY New Pallo Home, 3 Br 2112 BRAND NEW Condo·3Br, ~:hw~~~:sga~pt~a~~~~: stores/bus $:HO 960·Sl3l YEARLY 1 blk to beach. 2 7 1 4 • 8 7 3 -4 8 5 0 • ~r:d~to~~n~~t~::i:~
551·2000 Ba, Fam Rm. Dtn Rm. 2~2&, bltns. $395 mo. ad.It.a. No pets 1980 D New l, 2 "3bdrm apta. sm Br, adults, no pet.a, 1-714·3:M·2618 avll11able. $30S per mo It
----aJr, 1750 + sq.fl. No pets. 496-5660 2 br. near bay & beach. Anaheim Ave. 545 3229, From $235. gar, 1265 mo. 675-4958 LAGUNA ~~ACH up.
ZBr. 2 ba Contlo Small S.t75 mo. Ownr/Brkr Tlllfift 3%90 Pool AvaUtoJune30lh. 646-31600PEN 840-1441 ParkUdotri-level2 Br,2 3br 2ba Coaatitl houae.
fncd yd, gur, pool. D/W, 731--0231le830·2241 64&-1S5Sor6JJ.<l020 2 Br l~ Ba Twnhse, brk IRAND MEWl Ba, fplc, pool, adlt.s. $360 Near Eco Io I' ca I
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1>75· 1405 or 673 1827 ve Y v ew me. r, 11le Colony Townhomea "' "" Dr. WhetaUne. 83l 2812 --~ ----2ba.Beaut yard.$4SO.Pb New,luxuriow.Jbedrm, 2br,lbaupper.Sundeck nopets.S28S 2447 Elden $250/per mo 1419 Close to ocean, 2br, 2ba, -----
3 Br, 2 ba College Park 83198:r7or53&-5183. 2 bath. pool, jacuzzi, ten· le gar S35Q mo Mature Ave. 979·1658; 646·7027 Delaware, H.8 Open 12·5 $375. yrly Incl uhl. Avail R...tcl• to Shore 4300
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-· or~ 7500 .Wwport S.och 3269 dy t-0 everything. Adults ly. ist & last+ $100 clng. *2 BR APT 642·9602Af(t. 536-1808 . Meed R t 1 store. 3103 Villa Way, ---••••••••••••••••••••••• onl y develop ml!nt $100 brcakuge to move S.Cl.n.nt. 1876 a oomma • N.R. Cannery area, toe.
• Deerfield Popular Phin 3· BLUF'FS CONDOS $500/mo. Call 540· l 151 in. 210''2 JOth St , 675·2889 P1ant Lov.r'1 Apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• QowE·Ciluu ~ S200/mo. Call 873-6S97
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Townhomc. Upgrad~d Monlh Agent 644.1133 •Poata~octnt.I d/w 960-4614 lOAM to6PM util pd. $225 per month. /\ Prorea.n'I Roommate Prime relail location. end unit, frplc, pullo, eo..dominlU1111 &~nfs II!!-.! & ,. 492.8875. Referral Company cun downtown C.M. bldg ap·
clcc gar opener. pools, LIDO ISLE. yrly $800, Ultfuml1hed 3425 .....-~shed *rwnr "duff Conde> 2 Br. 1.,., ba 2 sty, HELP YOU FINO THAT prox :50x80. 548·3401 days,
play area:., l'loi;t• to avaLl:ible June 1 3 Br 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunllower M7 4800 po o I $ 3 2 5 I mo N r 2Br Apl. Close to beach & RJGtrr ROOMMATE 548 3270 eves. •
!>ChlsS425/mo 5S9 0:171! nu, tg.e sunny South0ELUXE3Br2 .Baotf.lst r~-~ 3802 2511Sunflower Warner/Gldnwe11t. Coll town.Couples. 832-4l34Sincel971 --
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f>nflwd S&S 1''1l. frpl , ---------•I ~.~e.~9S::auc tlues BUENA PK New 2 Br drps, range, relr1g 1142-1814 317 Santa Barbara. New • Maleover30 Talbert In Huntington
<\ C.Sot2Smo Saled.l!!!. THE ILUFFS-lay apts, cpUi, drps, bllns, $225/mo. Avail May 15 2Br,2Ba,adulta.Nopeta. 847·7'708 Mr Fierro Beach. $50 per month
Gdloc 6«4646 View DupMxHFvm 3550 pool The VIiia Woods, No pets. Call days, Mature, udu1ts. Z br, 1 492-8294 Bnngownrum1ture.Our
lst lier Unobstructed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81.1124th St (714) 521·7072 5411.7729 eves 751 ·9~9 story 4 plex, cpts le drps Need roommate, compl receptionist wall answer UNIV. Park Terr J br, 2
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\ICW or blue water. 3 br. Balboa Penn, super 4 r, lalM>a Island 1806 Roy McCcrdle Fantastic wblte water houses of beach 1 n month. Daily Palotoffire,
21' b.i l>pht·level end un 3ba, on the beach Avail. •••••• •••••••• ••• •• • •• • e-....u.~ I I I 0 ......... port Studio Apt, walk lo beach. \1ew, tuir 2br, 2ba c:or. New po r l . M us t be ., • ., •321 ,... May 1st tO 17th, $200 wk -.---"'"""' ....,.,.. ~.. 0 -h c & ......... it .,i:>ll June S400 C.all 955 1331 YRL Y Attract 1 br. Non· __,.,, mo . .:.unsel ucac condo. Pvt steps to bcb. emale, mature, neat
• Hari>orVl•wKnoll ds . 673.1291 eves, s~rs. dnnkers, ref re CostaMHa 963'83llor960-5147 Ad.lta/no pets. $800/mo financial independent RETAILSTORE
(01) Ro(·kpClrl mdl. wk end~ qd 6750247 lbr, un!urn. Util paid, Studio cido, Harbor (714) 498·3683 , 1213 ) 1225 mo+utU.1173·21155 Approx. !ISO sq. rt. Nr ti S •·New ~ 7•0 ""'"1 -----NB Post Olfice & " 11<1nt• wm ow. "' ' .,_..__ -•-a..~··'o 38 07 adults only. no pet.s See Pac1f1c. mo On PCH ...,......., M I / F t t 1-:n.:IJrul charm. 2 Hr & lBr Blllm,. patio i:ar, ~~:;;:·::;........ miu aft 5, 2115 Phicentia, , .3803 -• a e em rm ma e wun M11riners Mile SS7S
d .. n. i:! ha . fncd. pal10 new 1:upeti.. Truh & c M -----San Juan ed to share lge 2 Dr hi.c in ~3971 aft 4pm k I M25 Yrly 2 br 2 b 2 · Pri C-.tdraao 3878 E-Sade CM., w/neat. non--------O\Nloo ing 1Creenbc t water paid Leai.c · a. Local.Ion• ce•Luxury ••••:?':•••••••••••••••• smoking EST l(rad . htdlntriclRental 4500 S600 S250mo. lsl & last S100 i.tory, 2 car encl gar. Lrg 2br dplx nr OC arprt. •2 Bed S260• OC C
Knofl f'ropertles depos 1 t return ab I e . Dalcony 642-1600 Only $2251mo. Ad Its on Banbury Cross•842·6604 Luxurious 2Br twnhae, on Mm's to C & bch. all •••••••••••••••••••••••
752 :!838or 644·2!>42 493·2517 ,. ___ ... i:::;; M-3822 _ly. 545-5338 or 646·8362. the lake. pool, garage, Don 634 4 780 bef 5 For lease 1400 sq. ft. of .___uin -New3Br28a,ownersun· covered patio $375 mo. S48·8203evs. ·---flee/warehouse + 4000
---Bal. Pen Npt lbr, 1 ~ blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, cpts, drps, !!love No it, w/tplc, gar, & pvl furn avail, 2 kids OK, no Christian male to shore sq rt. storage yard In HARBOR VIEW HOMES to heh. Now 'til June 16 kids. No <.logs. S225. patios, has all xtras. doga,496-8895 howl SSS/mo 1 1 U1 Irvine. Jnd. Complex ~:xcc 5 Hr 3 Ba, Fam $185. 675-m6, 534·3740 "" 64S·2978 Close lo bch. 963·2056 e. nc u · w /1v11il. key tock gas
Hm, huge yard on park. ----L-3600 (St " ---Soutt.a • .,..a 3886 CM. 645·9066 aft lOpm pump & secy services
nrlichool&pool,640-9256 Dupl.u1U1h11n1 ''" l.~":~6-Spac 2br, l'".tba tnhSe, nu New 2 Ur 2 l.ia , wt pvl .................. ,_ .. wkdys Notional Services Co,
New Woodbr1d(lt' Popl.1r ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· _ -~ . cpl, D /W. bale. gar. p1mo, garal(c & all xtras. Lge, quiet, luxurious. ex-RMMTE Wonted, clean 640-8250
Plan. Land11c apetl , NWl'T lfGTS 3 Br dplx, Great Tustin area, 3 Br Adlts, no pets $259. Nr Closelobch.963·2056 ac. 2 br, z ba apt. lrv ho """I ------·---19th & P c.a ,,.,,.7 _ __ .,.. . use, """ • owner """" Sq ,. K 1111 in draped. 3 br. 2 bu S.175 11, Bu, fplc, p\1 11al10. Fam Rm, or 4 Br, new CORONA Dfo:L MAH omona, ....., . ....., --r.1evator to scenic priv. male t1lraighl S<!OO OoAN ,. m o rv e
mo. 551·~ gar, $375 mo 5..52 7350 dahw1hr, paint Ii cpt 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Large 1 br nr Fairview & 1;:';,;P~a~~;: ~j9, '1;,~~ brh. Party &.arame roo~, 5 s 1 '. 4 3 8 s . 5 s ~g· ~~c~~~ 10~~e~~~
d ' • • -Lndry racil. S420 mo + Pool l --•-Some oc an Bak Bit •-d .. LI d "97 "c1c tolal security. Perfect wkdys/wknds Orangetree Lake. a ult BLl fo F S 4Br. 21 i lia. 2U2 dep. ~ CM30 aft 7PM · ern..... e er. ns. cp...,, rps, mo. mr oy "' ..., ., or hving or wknd retreat for 7Sl·9772or 644·7872
condo. 2 Br, pool. t1·nn1., Vii;ta llogar 644 5771 or --& Caluhna views. Cl<>1>e refrig. Adults only No !156-7225 the adventurous adult. ~I
clbhi.c $345 mu K3.1 2'l'JU 1175 :>ati4 New 3 Br, SJC, cpts. drps, to shoppm& •fine ooach. pet.a. S21S. ~1882 5 I $"l .a..,_ __.. .. 350 11,IMX> a f bldg in We11t 1-:LEGANT 2 hr condo on tart ne at " S/mo. ._.. ..... .. C-08ta Mesa. Call Ru111 evs 1larborV1cwllmt>.48r2 ~~~iisl~el4':a50 mu 64421811 Flt0M$260 bluffs Sep d1nrm.!rpl, 499•2835 •••••••••••••••••••••••Johnson. Industrial
• ~EW I br condo A (.;, Ba, l .. am nm, fncd yd · -----Mature adults only, 00 pool, JlH'ou1~lbh1e, Apcrtn.fth FtlnNlhed Double $70. Extr:i tall 3 • Brokers,8J3..8SS1
pool, teMJI, Jwcum. elt $650 mo lse ~nly ~<H39G 6' lwwwtl fvnlished Caly 2 br. frplc. vt!ry nice. pet.s. Large 2 &'3 br apts bllns. 2 enc p os. dbl or UftfwnllMd ltOO door ,131 W. 18th, CM ,.,,,.. ( bull
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sac. park location 3 Br 2 Pool, ten, 'pvl clubhse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large. attr 2 BR, frpl, Adult £·side 2 br, encl anf(ton Boy. clbhse & PALM MESA APTS. H.B., Adams & Mam. $85 Brokers. 833-8551
Ba, C·u1r, $475 mo ht & $750. \~a 11 May 15 OCEANFRONT dtx 3br l>'8tk> $395 Mo Yearly garage, patJo, tprl, pool. pool, $240 mo 545 2611 MlNlITES TO NPT mo. 536-9583.
l11bl, + $200 i.ct: \Rt S.IH 507!1 Now l1I May 26th lbr t1I AGENT 644 7383 Jacuzzi. Like new $250 • BCH -INDUSTRIAL UNITS 7~0188 - -Jime~th 6736640 -----64.i.1is7s 3Br, 2Ba, SlSO mo 21lr. Bach,l&2BR Offic•Retttal 4400 w/ofc Woodworker'b
Harbor \1ew. Carmt-1 --2S210ceanll•d. 2Ba, S290 mo UllQ, rec-fromS2lO &up •••••••••••••••••••••••OK. Leas1ng fDk . open
llH.TALS model.3br,2li.-.v.Jlkto earo..odelM .. 3722 OpenSat&Sun,attrnct BAYMEADOWS center I m1 In b«h •. AchllJa.~P..-;./: 9~~1!tsm·f.n.1UW.lltb 2Bll.2hba.. . ._.M7$1S2S park.J poo .. l. SS.Ou. mo.. ..... ..! .................. dtt01ek'd f B1"' 4': de-rt. f ~t' "flrr. Jtnr .-Pk '91J·Wn-~~" .. 1561 M~ Sl. CM or call· 642·4463
23BR. +l>.2b.,1 $42.'I 644 ZK-11 BACH apt Nu cookin". Uled bathe5, FA heat, Many facil. avail. Encl ,1\1> 1.1.mit ~...... .._
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·IBR,211 b11 No lee. Wray Andrew CostaMMa 3724 $6SOl1.ttina.s73-7704 3Br2HaBa,twnhse,fplc,2 PREVIEWIM~ 1.Hsin90fffceSpou spaces now l easing.
<I BH. 3 Hu $.SIS 640-6161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colt. ~a 3824 c a r g a r , o I c e l Br, w/balcony & garaiie, ZMD UNIT Call on Site Manager 985·1881 days. 989·2224
• LAKl-:fo'OHKST ---S4000WISC:•Ur •••••••••••••••••••••••neighborhood. $425 . adlls.nopeta.$200mo tfJ Be hff (714)642·31llexl246 Even.ings.
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A •"""I Jft~ sau' n' 2 • .,.,....,io... P """ SA Holl. 67J.<>289 Prime Location In Hunt I flit 3 liu 4"""'> ";""· a'""'r ~":~1:1'1 .. 0745"' •TV & Maid Serv Avail 2Bdrm l ro: ... 1o ..._ . ed -Contemparary & casual 1200to12,000' avail. M·l. ' -" cllr.,,d ~"" "' •PhoneServ,tlldpool • waer ·""' · lo.,newl>:pamt ,cpts, BRAND NEW, l, 2, 3Br 11lebesto!Newport's inglo n Beach on Fontana-Rialto a rea.
EA.,<,IBLUFF 23'76Newport Blvd. CM Be.J..utp1~: apac otus new drpa, re,fng, stove, $200 with 2Ba, $250, $295, S39S. good Ute. Broolthurst, 800 square Close to a 11 fw ys.
·--.... .. ... """""7 a.,,.., ""'·pvt po 105• mo. 64.2-lS4 """k tor Lucille """·8847 •Beamed c:eilin.,.s leet. Slqele, 1ardeo type Ownr I Agt, 67J.03'72 f.XF.C lfn\(', 4 Ur, sep _ ... , .... or_......., Adults. no~ta "" ""' " at.ore or office. Good ex· ---'-------
dlrun•/ family rm • "oft --•-2 '*"' 329 Avocadu, C.M. Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 :~f:~ac&rp~c:&~!eperss posure, assiened park· l<MX> aq. n. units. Prtme w1~r Nr •Chool1. shup ..,.. 6*-0ll83 bath. Carpels, drapes, l"Me 3144 101, Call Mr. Plummer CM loc. Frwy. close. $175 plnr;,l«>nmadb. l7PS1mo. Blt.ns, w/w, pool, 1dllJI, builtlns, including d11•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Andsomucbmore ~ mo.6T3-l4l7 lncldic grdnr MS 22.40, no peU S2.c-O 64~397l Foxhoaow Vlllog• hwasher. llol It cold WOODBRIDGE fUm. bachel.ot $230 ---------f\41~fi77$ LARGE FURNISHED 621W W1lsonlW6·20IO water paid. Adults. no PIN!:SAPTS Unlum.lbr S2SS DElUXEOFACES ~
Stud r toyed FURNORUNFURN pets. 2285 Apt. C. Minor l, 2 & 3 bdrm units HURRY FOR Comm! & indltl apac:es, Rentah 4650 Chnrmin& 3 Rr 1 lJa. fncd 10 or one emp •"br•~·-.. -m•w/frpl Street, Costa Mesa, or Designed like early IEST Sc.J e1tTIOH 2000 f I vd r1bl 1ar S.WO wtr pd penion ~UJet. private • .., ....... , " I 11 63 3 ( C lif b I ~ 200 to sq. t Aa ow ••••••••••••••••••••••• 't523CAM .... 5ft...,IDVIOlc. fl4598J9 · Sl?SutilpdS48_5_l48 __ •Laep1t1oftencuraie pease ca 1 149 at a ornia ungaows 1433Superior aa35taq.rt.LagNlauel& NIQUE RETAIL "'I'll""''"" •Adults,c:hlldl64tovcr 6PM From $270. 11 5 NewportBeach Mluloo Viejo areas. STUDIOS FOR RENT.
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OL I nopr141 -.. .,........., • plu patio laundry. earage. f sml child. No ~ CdM di ul 42:S · 30t l. Newport 0 A~atl fJ I to 1131 Studio bltns,$325 642-1600 peta.FromS230646·12Sl Brand new 1 bedrm, •• "2 rm• te, Reachorcall87~181or SPANISH Bluffs aru, t-lean 4br, Condo wJfplc , $285 Call _ ·--__ a.dulll pool jac:uuJ lfn 1 uUI pd, A/C, ample pk1, 67:M2'71 LOCA'rt::D ON OCEAN 3ba, frpl<', awr, pool 213/:19231'5anytlm~. 5pac.3braptorUJeilas2 MesaVerde2brupstaln. nh. iauirno. Aiieo Tim~ Sl.SS.tnotomo.67s..t900. 1---------
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T 0 R 1 A B ti; A C H N::rrt Shorc-'13 Br 2 Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Actull1 S32& No $240 498-t935 eves 1 -_----.. --h---3-1-.. -1~ '~ f\111 service. lndlvldual ~
" ..... C:IOlCI 2 BDRM .• ha tA l '--ach --b h ptt.I. 645 3381 orl8'7 9S17 SIDE 8 T . I --..--oc .. offl th ·-lb 30' fo'T L 1 v ft M • ··nn 11• '"' • ~ SIM fom. 1m. <'MY ar • ---EAST ·l r np ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• cea, moo .., mon •••••••••••••••••••••••
w/Medllt!rr•non in )'rly.1WtHl257 nr.~a~h.Utll•pd.Rt11p, L.ARGE2Br11?lJa,2aly Unit. freshly painted, 1br. 2br & 3hr unlta, all ti•ROMS240to$33S rent Including: Recep· ..._.,
fluence. Lae ~lcturl! Harbor Vu llomu. empk>yfdadll 494_.200 'di trlplu. Nr •hops, ~a:;v~==mo. partlally rurn'd. Utll pd. ~Beaut ~planaB •t.•"i ~~n!e~ov::::~~a~z~ .. ~ .... !~.~!
window w/VIEW Of' Moo11co2 Dr 2 Ra, pool & ... .,,.... ...... l76t (11~· no pcu. 637-11828 e $225, $325 I& $450. Call .;:.m2orbr l uf:': 2•~r' 2 dlapatch, underground AMWAY Dl1tr1butor It
TIIE OCEAN & BEACH tennl1 prlv ~oo mu. •••••••••••••••••••• • MEW APARTMENTS 494-196SorCIM·3198 balha. seamed' Jly rma. Ptkt, Janltoral aerv. All helploa profeaalonala 4t
8 EL 0 W • C ctn t e r 044·~ eva. East CM. Pn. lBr & 2Br. Eastalde CM. Z446 Elden Lag.a HkJutl JtSZ dlnlnl areas, 1toraao, uUI. except phone. others to earn a 2nd lnr
flreplare In r uetlrWalk be b 2 t A w/&er.'a. SUO" $250. St.,2&3~r. Pvt patio,•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• patlo 111 , decka, THE ESUXE
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beach. JUJt ('()mpletely ~ yrly lse. 846-7837 8 SZ6S :z 8 1325 OPN 499-Sl:SO. Gu & water pd. Off v o I e y a 11 , 2 1 t f For Income properiy.
rtmodeled & decorated, D~lly l ·S :~'o or. rllll Npt Ht.I. 245 lSlb Pl. lBr, Crown Valley, 29041 clubhouse, bllllard1, 17700,....,CM Ca1Je:l & Batik Stor~.
lrtel. new w/w urpetlns. Newport Hgts Mullan Realty.646.3436 pvt patio, newly decrt'd. AJoma.831-085'1 awlmmlng pool, pln1 soo aq. n. Baihroom, + fully 1 oc:ked on Catalina ~-·-l CR'l!o&T R .. ~.,. noN IU/l """" _,.. .,..., ~ pona. hydro-tpa. 1ym. rm W/llnk, Nidec. Perf laland. PO Box 1869 ~.""~';:~:;=~~~11 RENTAL """ ~nr~A or.-.."'""' _....__..,,..... Mirwport .. Kh 316' Som.nopeta. (Dr photocraphy atudlo, Avalon, Catallna lllaod,
req\llrC'd ~d ot Hc:luded Park Swlmmln1, llUOH, :z 1Ir2 Br 1ard~n apt, frpl, 2 BR.. l BA. rb.IJdr~n. peta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sout.h'"9tComcr or medical orr. $225. ca. 90'70C
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MISSION AIA.LTY MPmaateuuite. Sunken aoU drlvlQI ran1e. party 2 Br, "il fl.IJ11. children ~rooma"Townhouae:a OPENt-SDAtLY Pee. Cal. Hwy. La Orlaloal owDtr of 7
4t4-07JI l'U.ltlC den w /fplc, l&e room. SbltJo Apl. 2 Br 1"" Ba, oil. No pets. MJt. apt 6. From$:1M9.$0 balcony, upatn w/1ar. yean,tlted,wholenl•" --------"'='• fn.cd yd w/rov'd patio, PUN ACTIVITIES: pvt patio. refrls, tteOWallace.14.2.fM47 Spectacular apa, total ltOOlm 4000 m.1 retail, requlr .. only
IUVIHAllMTALS Yef7C'lotetoaJINewport hllllme dl~r. free dllnnhr. lndt)' rm._.,., recreaUon proaram, ••••••••••••••••••••••••----------P0,000 down. TIMF. Schll. "·~-"'---b BBQ' _........ ...... .,._ •Mil l Br, SZlO per mo. UtU IOdal -rtm. I pool.I, I ROOu"' --up wlt.b DQX a pate at 17175 ... 1.1.-o..&.......M. t --ONLY••75 A all .,....,...y ...... "' ' 1' -Oraao.,..... riom,._, rv• ~..,.. ..... B b Bl .. '" -~.....,.... .,. • • t l ti -n•e S.7222 fu:m. stove. cpl.a, drps, tmnlarowta.AlF.,hlon kitchen. 137,50 wk up t•c ..... , oeart---------Walktobeacb;newb'de· Mt-"551 r pa. par u. sport .,,.... .. ' · m w. e11, Adlta, no lllaod Jamboree II San a&Q ...,,SS Talbert ln Huntlnston WHOLISAU =.t.do:=·IJ ~~ ~~T·:n;-~ ~ u,2aa,un1,c1ean. peta.541-9516 Jc~r.lf"~~·o ~........ 4050 =O:i~~:~ ~~Ag:~..::i~.n
priYS&epeUo.f67Ulo. _,, Oceanfroat borne on AP A R 1' II ENT S • c~. Beaut. 28r, 2ba. 2 story 6 4-fO ....................... ~ wUJ enawer elt&blti.bed, DU rated, SO.~ letM.lBr. Slnalea. W bedn>om1. apt. pat.lo, bltna, C/D. BeachDupl41x~Blt~ Room & Board In pvt your pbQne for $10 per Mklnl .. 000 I ludln Natl Bdnn. apt., cJoM l800 i Br. 2 ba, walk to l\i.m. "unlurn. Modell STUNNING 11.i 62 Br,2 D>O/mo.esa-2~ und. IBr, frpl $49$/mo bmt, ltcsa Vent. aru. rnooth. Dally Pllotoffice, m ooo lbv lOr;nM:
teUopptnf•tle&C'b. bdl,POOf,ltnllll Ol*lda.U1.10to7. R11ooNm· Ba, sardtn tpta. Pool ....__,,.J....& 3126 YJ11,f4'>.10M,6.Si29'7 Xlatmea.t..~209S ~t m:1400 en • Mo. 2 Br, acrou from mate aervlt-e avt • o SZOS/IZS5 noW.llthSt --
ocean leue required. So"7, . . . •••••••u••• .... ••••••• a hdroom, 2 balba, o.tstHCMW 4110 llcOfflc.Sto.-.llc CORDLESS
11100/mo. Ba)'f.ronl con· ad.Ultaonl,y,noptta. NEW TYiobse. 2 br, 2 be, 1•1 1tor1 dupJeirca, ca.rpeta, drapea, buUUm, •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• NftDort Is Bay Ceotc1' TELEPHONE 'Mr.~klMDDni;'I do2+den.vit'W • fnQd. yd.1pr, AIC. '305 trlplexea•lou.rpleicee l, flreplac1. dllbwather. ht. rma, lovtoi cere, JQISaNowport Blvd., CK D•atrtbulorabJp for
a'I02Brwithbo1tdock Oakwood mo. uu Anaheim. 2 bdrm.t It dw, lW. 6 2 Aeroa from,r:t near balanced dt•t•, nice M•-Caroet141-W2 ~port. Beach avalla-.!:!!!!!!~~:.::..::.::.::_-1 WATEra~1~ri..:,0Mi!S Garden ~.-u =:· ,~:S~~u~ t>a~:~oi~ IU.Lntb. paUo.a.m1i m400 For IMM 2300 •q " in ~·c1. secured depo11t
LMMIHA Apartments NEWY1 ... -~er •• t\,~.·.c•dMu.lta, cncloMd yard.I, encloted '7M670 Suu:_r.....,. 4200 pn1Sot11tocou1 ... ~prttt811~ 673-:M90
NOMI ""'" .. ,,. 2 ear 1•ra1 Cloe. to .. ••••••••••••••••••• •• JUlt · ""'..., -t----------lil1l•ras a bdrm. +din. FantuUc Npt Bth concto. w....,. .....,....... 54Ml?l 1chool1, a~oppln1 fl SJSO.S4'7S. I• a Br, block a Mtm a lot\ wMew.12!mo.~. 7~sa.~5~1.SS!!_ __ ~--I~~~~ na. llome. Let. Uv. nn. a&,r,1Br,2~ ba, ocean 880 lrvtne <•t 1'1lh> Dana Pol al Harbor. to btacb. Yri,. PaUo, 11:i11aat11 furalebed. .... 1020
wf&b ftrwplac9 Ir ocean view. Decorl'r deU1ht • ~ Prom s.zu. mootbly. balco1'11, h'pl, enc pr. IUOO /Juu -suoo ..... lltht
""· Rustk ni.tor of $525. Avall 1101'. Call ~Iden Luten S'-'• IG·ll03 'uly/Au1. Wai.rfront · '*
wood abatu. Dbl. <211>D>-l.IZI. Mitt.. .. ~"' Dally AcapultO. Dana PolDL 11ome1a1.1.ce It• lM 1q. n. • II m.azN. Attractlve I br, I ba •leW, MrYf • eciuJp.
carport. POat Ml to twbl'IM. Nr. ffoei "°''· *• Ola1on, Vie-w fun men t. A tr po r hr I ms MO. co.It Lte 1br Gardt.o apt 11r Comp, ttnovtted. Dbl. apt, 29r, 2Ba Mlf lhru Rtalatry 1rea. 2011
.. SSIOMIULTT bdl, szss. mo. lnol 'uUI. atrium. tifaL Wit.a. only, ept, adlta $70C> mo. Mlcllelaon, lrwlae. ,.._.4t4":07JI _,_,. f71.119>orMM1U nopeu.MOOmo.541•5 ....., 7
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DIRECTORY
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A.PPUANCP! REPAIR lluttr C rafhaun. SPECIALJZINO ta •It THEll'l1UPP&.RS La .. 6 pint malot Sicllul.1 •Jer. rR!E haul· P\replaees P1a11t«s &Xa..HTPAJHTlNO 1 POOLSR .. TlL&D ..,_
·'""' SIO e.rvtoeCaJl Bpecl•ltY flnl1b, r•· ~ rccnodclin1. 11 rrt P\am uDlln.laherL Qu&I, lprhlrler repair • lfta. claanup, t.rft work Bric:keoou.t..P&Uo totrAEltr. n.u. • ,,_ ~~!!'!";'•-.< • OaU ('114> JO.JUZ modeli.n1, repain. Ref• in .,..., All wort l'W'· •tr l p ·I on fl n • Mu.l'i. m.21.u ror fl"ef ror usable 1tam1. Fen· Block WaJlt BBQ Pita l"reuet. M8·1'70t PRBD Oull'l•·-·-""• pen •
....,s.r.tcit .U05 _91Hal __ , ______ , ='=~r.:at;!: e1t. ~·~d~aioved Relt.Elt..etM4M uulDtr/tdr. A,_raa• "''·"•ta.,...
r•. ;.;.;;{ .. .,. ............ ••c.,.ts.-.lce . GERWICK •SON, ainee ateprie.youcaoatford. 1 .. S.4fcet · Brtck. bloc1t1. rrplcs. room S4~. Od&d local ...................... .
D6et Ptotram 1040 lbe ....................... 1N7. Uc. 3109Q.. Addi· •1.-a. Mm Santa Fe • .;N.. .... .; .......... OCC St"dHL Bii ~ T Ill.st.. 1tQDtwork. IO )'I'll Nh' h'M Mt. AA fOf Betaodll, actd;, peUo, tt· bl ht mo. SaUttacUooC&rpitManwlllla1ywn t.loOl.nmodelln1.plaoa Ave C.pUt.nooBch. 23 oldltudeQtlnterest-tnack. Trash. tree trtm, ap/r.11.-.o:s:ie Bda.oMl-31.Mtau Plllt. '"9 tlL m..al'f
par'd. no.ow _ ~~net.Oor~::~t w12110orl'JM041 • , :.Ftn bcKatetttUu Uiil ::a.Randy 131 a~. ,...,ki/P•""" ,....."""'° . , L&al&ayue.a:m •
;-t ' 111S..lce at bj./er Hvlnp. i'ree Spec:ialhln1·bulldtn1 ~~;;;;I ............. 1u1nmer. Jult·lept. .. .................................... " ...... 111""9
-............... •••••• -.M.S-31!441 Attb O.lp Plam for Ref1. 140·5038 Ard• tto•1de ' 1 P'ETl:l\SPAINTtNO VEJlYNEATPA"rCH ...................... .
'I-I• BOOKKEEPINO 6 Of'· Add. realdeACe apt. Xlnt ~tit. Z.pr Jasi-.-. 7am·U :3Dpm. • ... -••••••• .. ••••••••• EllJ)r'd . RHI Rat••· ' JOBS"TEX1VRI R.pelrs. Uc 6 IN. All
• P'JCESERvtC~.wkd111 WeCareCarpetCle&ner1 refi.N.8 .etl-157$ ~::n~i::=-= HANDYllAN·Carpe t Wanu RSALJ,VCLEAN Free E1t. Call Oene FreeEat. m.1 .. &'lr:· Free ut. WaJt.
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540-1100, art & wknd1 8ae&m cleanor1hampoo ~modelln1 addition• . electttul .ptumt>'inrya, HOUSE? Call Gln&ham 552«.W HO ... ES anDITIONI anytltM54l·f830 & Ma-f7ll at.oupholst.ery·•ll work • • .:.i........ · Olrl Freeesta M&-5l23 --.... .,...., -1ua.r Ref1/MC freeeal ldtcben remodelln1. etc, Ex&ll' Ha all de IC7·2"1t7or~I · ' ---RHtucco over bloc• S,.. C •h·tt Miit... aeU Rate. ~3718 etc. 946-5219, 54l-07l8 Yd I w an &a~'* u .. ""DYllAN H •. HOUSEa.EANING I NT ER I 0 It/ I!! X TR wllla. trc. est. tow ratm ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c: eaaupt, P DI, QIU~ • omH • isourBualneu.Call Palntina. Expr 'd bl1h ~ rrN. VALLEY8PM
Form tea ii eneral Cdt1l1'9 a.ctriCGI trtmm1n1.haut....,. ~~it~=· Jamee'• Ragedy Ann'• quaUtyWwk. Super real taclory "Autborlaed c:ar~nlry. Ffnt1hln1 ................................................ 11\Jll 1ard mainteo1nce. • at~ rat,.,..17W181John A tlll1 Dealer for Gerlco Solu.
Available wknds. P'tee Enhance your parties, ELECTRICAL SERVICE Bed1, cleanup, new •1f4 ................ -..... ~ ' "'(
uta. Marl& 751 ·1304, weddto11, BBQ'a with CALLSl15hr •SMALL l1wn1. ipkln. N1·47tl ....................... ~le~1byreUaCbl1e1 ii;--_,,..,_ Av II . HOllESAVERS. Plumb-Va I••.-..&.
167-«172 our aeleet r:nenua Any JOBS·· ......... • "--61 CM..&....."-d ·-·~k -· mereoclle. a ........... _..."""'· • a ma• tklUn& """ •t.1·-· II -.----------· oc:cuioft or Just dinner ..._._ ._ pm. ~~= ww;d: ta.SIU or 1.a.&1218 hie DOW! Free est. reu S10 hr. JIOnelt'ls reU.b141 ••-•••-••••••••••••••
C:. ,.... fOll two, penonal aerv, CUSTOM ELECTRIC SPRING c:ln·.UJ>1 ou lawna, lnl ~ ete 751.3&, HOUS"',,.. .,. .. """'G with rat.I. Call BruCe 543-20tll llt\'1ct. B ol A. M1t.rcbt. CANOPY TV Sh VICE
••••••••••••••••••••••• w/\ndlvtdual attention. Free eat. Comm, res, rototW, 1prt1n, compl/· • ' a p£RSONALuTOUCH p A JN TING X l n t N1a:lor7:Jl·3LSO. lit BATESERVICE
C&rpenU,. Sinall Job•. CABANA CATERING honest • reliable aerv. matnt. Freeat545-311$ Sd~. dump tnack. Reliable ~f1538-3'7ll . cratlsman. KooWled1ea· .• AtP'atrPrtcee•tm P~ dooc-banlina. 548-8421 Uc 331201. 751·31$0 " E J b8ullD&. t.ree~d· ble Free est. Bood/llc DO YOO
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---------••••••••••••••••••••••• I' I '•d .,....... De8l. compl yd 1"'k. Fret Skip toact.r haul c:on. b · R L 1 t 1 t. , .......... pu .... c ~ ~ .. ICERAlllC TILE. New or ,_ ._._. ~ ~ • • )'Our ou1e : eaa. ow pr cea. • • ..--..., __,,, ..... relDOde rr
..... ,,...._ • .,.... Reu wor;:tanklnda. Ucl27136 645-6'74 eet c:nU*.u~~"a.::· prlc-.llarteM2·2W llc/lntrd. Exterto1 a.oadlaU..DaU7 PtJot ~ .. :.•:;:Jot» =~t~. =::lni. 150-~atel-ee -:~ ., ... EXPERT JAPAN ESI! .~ HOUSECLEANING. Very :C~lltt. Try me-Cahee ~.l>ltedorJ .. U .. ._ .. · 1t..c.~ IT-«.rd.. ~. 1..:.:::..:~;,_--...:.::=-==11r .. r•na111111 Gardener. Fret. • I saod wortr Rerereri ._ •--.. -1n-_..,._
Col I• c e S l u dent ~wboneed people .. "••••••••••••••••••• r.ttmates. Call: 18:1.()ISI .. ._ ....... ••••••••••• ~ • cet. per cSQ. F« more !ft ....... ••••••••••••••-• ~ D te r . ALL •bouJd alwa111cbeck the ARMOR JPENC!CO. Haullq, movio.1 cleanup SELL kUe hms with a fcnmUon and comp&ew 1Remoul1. trlmmlnf.
ma. JW1. free e.t Servt0c:u,~~tbe =~~.rree ~:£::.f' ~z:t-1.::,«~. ~~~~ ~PUotClualfiedAd. ratacalllG-Sl'll. ===~d
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LOANS AV AlLABLE o.tc• Mattogt
Credit not lmportanl Por ff1t Fm of ltl 67~ Broker &rvtq all Oranae Co.
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For prec:l1lon electro
mec:hanicaJ auembly or
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S'l'ACOSWITCH INC
ll.39 BekerCOlta Mesa
149-3041
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IAIH 14°r'e TO 16~ Bob James · BABYSl1TEB-8All.ePll SAl'EirSECURED Uc. Masseur Equal Oppor Employer ZNDTRUST DEEDS Outcal119-9494-5111 •kdy1, 1 c:ltlld , )'Our SHORT TERMS 1·3 YRS ---------1 llome Oil mine, Penlnwla Go LOE N ST ATE •SUirS• __ AS_S_IM_IL_._y __ ,_.,... __ 97_~_7eot ____ _
(21J)llM-tnl Outcall Mauage labtr::• W..e.d
""' u 2A u Fut growing ma nut. la Morfpgn, Tn11t .w..... ... Ul·5441! lookin1 for numbly BebYI needed for 4
Deedi 5035 ~tu.I RHdff workers. Day & nlghf mooth okS lnlanl J day
••••••••••••••••••••••• 18U';~ El Camino ReaJ alutts. Apply, lTll32 Sky ~~ ';~.,!~ C.~i
LOANS 8~~% San Clemente. Fully Uc. Park Cr .. Ste G. Irvine. _._,,
74 P'or appt. 492· 7296
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apwatar,lbllkpr. To l800 Pwmanenl·l>art Time
P.-mo. Expel'. OD a mini Po.Ilion available In
:::uter or bkkpn1 1pec:lalty Dru1 Store.
amuat.lrvtn.loc. located In Newport XJml. powt.b oppor. New Beac:b. for a personable
...... C!Omputer lnat&Jla· lndavklual who has a real *--P'REg, c:oa cern for people. nlOR AGENCY Prefer tome pharmacy
Dent.al receptjon.lat/ aasls·
tant. New office. 4·5 day
week. 494·8403 eves.
6.ll ·1733 da111
DENTAL
RF.cEPTIONlST
Require. lDdMduaJ with
In depth exper In dealln&
wllb the public & money
San Clemente 493-2391 GIWllablre, LA ·GPW· Mutt be able to (114)~ work on & flealble Oeatal Aut. uper'd. Q1Jl417~1JO 1chedule up to 8PM. Happy, tell motlvat.ed,
P1eaM apply ln penon to extra abarp ~I wanted the ltcre maoaaer ft d laJ
THI CMllLD DRUG ;;~ ~e:,:~e~~.
HarborVlewCenur Sal open. Irvine. Call
AP aper. 6 rntaurant WOSan Mlauel Or. NB _752-_7_~_. _____ _
BOOKKEEPER
Factcry
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MALE" FEMALE
All <>ranee Co. Anu
HRPMATES
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l50I £. 17t.b 8trMt Su1'e 103. Suta Au
RMAMCISICY
GUARDS
WANTm
Full & Put·Ume. All
Are&1. Ate 21 6 over . Mature men pref'd.
Uoif0111DS rum. No cub
outlay. Cat • phone Qee. Apply. , ............. "•••ct• s.r.tce msW.MhSt,S.A.
lnt.eniewl Mon·rrt.
10:30Jlm·DOOO
• 1:3&-4:30pm
l YT expert enc. com true·
Uoo Joana pref. Typ1q 75
wpm, dlct&pbooe. P'ou Development Corp ,,_ _______ _
Alto hd TD Lo.ta P'.U.t Term1 ii nee 11M9 BEAUT! FUL GIRLS
BAKER/PASTRY t.ckamd preferred. Ap· Equal Oppor Emplyr DENTAL ASSISTANT ASSEMIL Y Eap'd for Continental ply ln person Houlihan's Oerk·typltt for 1enr'I ore Chalrslde. l-6 rno. exp. H* Styltts ~~1
H you would Uke to work restaurant. Call for appt. Old P1ace. 4880 Campus work. Start at 12.75 hrs Newport Sch. 844.9211 FOOD rtt8' wanted for dynamic
In the Huntington Beach 494-9C70 Dr .. N.8 . or call. Bob 8-5 wk d111. Select Van. Apply ln penon, Mui· Newport Beach Salon.
area & have 1 year re· ---------Repri75a-8023 606 W. Katella, Ora. Dent&I ReceptJonlst doon'• Ir1ah Pub, 202 Local followlnl pre·
Sattler Mh> Co. h a v e a n e x c 1 t 1 n e
•'. • 642-2171 545-0611 ~a't:e~~eSt~3,~u~~~~
cent electrical assembly BAKER wanted, exper or Bookkeeper needed full 997-4422 Must "-ve X·ray license. NewpoctCtr Dr. N.B. fen-ed. Pay procreN&ve
WUJ pay more ror your ....................... ~~furrie/~: a'!'~~ :,e wt.IUn•loJ:m-o Ume. for N.-'poft Bch Cocktail Wallrua. ex· ~· 4 day week. GIMBALOFACI :..~a~t~!'j'.
2nd T.D. 642·3573 l.Aoely" Social Intros 35 sembler·tralnee. Ability ---------F\rm. Must work t.hru per'd. Contact Johnny al Buo edueatlon dept. t)'. m.e302 or &U-$W
--Yra exp. Meet pro· to read blueprints ---------trialba.lance.876-6730 Seddleback Lane.. arter DINT~ need• a fut typlit ewa,ukrorJaa
Amlouncemenh/ fesalonals w/same In · helpful. 4"'6 day work BANKING IUSIOYS 6PM.588-5300. Gen'I front office. Older. w1aen'I Hc:rel&rial ... •---------
Penondi/ lcrest.s. Ph Clara Lane, week starting 7 AM . TEU..a.S Apply In person, Mui· c~ .. ,.... 'Ml .... ll mature lady wtfront & per. lntertttlng poi. •--a & ir-.·-..a Anaheim Br99t--i250 Baker Fiitration Co. 5352 For our South Coast ...,....-vn:R' " back ortlce ex per. ··"-'-hin"I·""'~ ""-e pr""-l.U9• .--l J <l> Fu •. doon's lriah Pub. 202 -·TORS .. ,"" '".......,...,.,, .,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._~ wt& Research Dr. Huntington Pa.u vsc. I me .. ,., __ ,.._Or N 8 --~ 493-3L39,9:30to5:30. ofreadtna & retearch. a~t Beach. Ph898-34'74 Equal (1) P/time. P /Ume will IWWiAAi'-'W" • · · Work part or f/Ume In Good workint conds ar
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PRIVATE 'ARTY 5400
~.~.~ ...... ~?~~ ' ,_atiotl Opportunity Employer. work Mon·Frl4:15-t:30& CAFETERIA cuhler your area. Daya, nights Dental Ofc Manager benefit.I. Apply, NaUonal •
, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat ~:45 to 1:30. Exper. $days, ll·F. Company orwlmda. MlnJcomputer want.edfoqirowlngprac· Syst em • Corp., 4381 Lost : SmJ Blk Poodle fem. Sc-... & prert ~~II Miu Kubea beneflla. Call for appt. or bltlq)n1 mach. ex per Uce ln lrvtne. Must be Birch St. N. 8 . <Near
HAIR
STYLISTS
Go In 8 b 11 n d . N r .....,._ ... ~ 7005 Asaociate ~P a _,.._... req'd. bright, aelf motivated, 0 C ... ,_ E 0 .,.
Slat.er /Oldn Weal. HB. •••••••••=-•••••••••• 11 OR OVER C&lifomU. Federal 712-7113 niOR TEM PORA RV capable, ualaUng ex per. · · """...,. .> · · ""'·
_1142-_3607 __ R_e_w_ar_d_. ---i llEN WOMEN MO ECPH. HEC Savtnp "Lo9n CARDIOLOGY SERVICES helpful. Salary open. GBBAL Cl.Ilk
Daniel's
Den Lost: Fem•le Cocker TaAIMFOtt 23a3Brttt.oUit,Cll ~1.1 <714>984-3420 752-7~. &pel'. beJp(ut. but not
mlxed black do0 , "'rey 1•~01 ... G IC you're new to Orange Equal()ppEmp{yrm/f •~ <213>481--0130 DI c .. p req'd for 1wlt.chboatd, ..-.u--a..... .. c--• • -•U"'I " Co I d PIT Exper required. nner oor., ex er. ma1·1room. fill"', • ·-~---· around mouth CdM TWO WEEK CLASS . temporart Y 1acon· ln ,... • .. ,_ 1 COIVI BroUer•Hut.e. AppJy tn .. Avail&bkFOll Reward ' 644·8768 t111uintt 10ur education, Ctu OI arry..,,m .. n· VR person. art 3 30PM. microfilming dut H . OPERATORS NA;p~·~~~OB recently d11charged BANKING · terpretatlon · San Exper'd. Good Wa1ea Buda House Inn. 61 v Xlntctuioce for advan~·
LOST: Toy Sliver Poodlt', '"'"'!STANCE from the aernce or ror llVI .. MATIOMAL Clemen&.e Geo H0tp B. Meu Verde Conv. Hosp , Sleepy Hollow Ln. Lag ment. Apply at CPI, 18 Good LocaUoe
Fem. Junlpero Serra Rd """'oooDJOB ~reason seekilla Um· n ....... ,.. Bmlnahan (7141492·7866 Hl Center St, C M Bcll. Newport Ctr Dr. N.E OoMTorrwwaJ SJC. "Holly" Reward' pciraryOC'careerefnploy --Ca W--.. Ca hi $48·~. <2nd Fioorl. Contact~
Z13-425 Z784 OP~~f;.IES ment. romyder thi1 uo1 Pol~~or ! ,{.U ttart~:,r: DONt1I' Shop, ~·· All OD. Call Or Stop BT
LOST Fem. Sbelt.le Mtx. i•~o-s 1-queoppor. oucaoeam -·-Call~ COOK rugbt thilt. o exper. ,. .CJtrtl ll4'W__.A .. ..... ... M 1 CM Ana A'""" -·-For conY. ho1pllal nee. N/112$-4$. Wom~. • -----_., .1:.. ~ .·~1=:!.~_!:~-~ -, -. .iG*>OL · $(!(l,fRWW,. • Maellll · · CM .... Hftlllf· ~~--1~ .... >1&111:kt-~·:.:=--... -, ~ .-1 -~.
llO<E 171h St .. SA c.ota<t ... °"""""' '"''37 :iiJ.m<nl pe<. ••f' . But wll I DiOul. 6s £: l1lD 5t"'1r .--• '~<loltPw /a" • W
). .S.T..A M • IJ' .P ,o ldtQ ~ 834·ltfP.~_...;. _ ~119..~our . PCOi!Jf: c • --_..,~"Yi--~ ~•.U. or aervlc! ~· ~*~~·*' tri.a .. -;;--a•~,.-1p· c~~-t! • .!l._Pln1 ,ab~llt . , -·~IJ . ....,.. ,4 %.-. ~?1-\'n• T~, ~'f· ~~---_ir"fly-,~~11\~0:...,~~~~~~~·:JI ~ ~"~-~ ~. . 'lb-'tD~~-..wbr~-.. t!_:'.:....~~ .'~ '1'.Aftf'*' q t ' "
proit. ''"' years old mlu --r ----incenUva • utra profit I~ ba upw lo al tea ol Rd. NB bll h d I 1 1 U\ l.'INrWpun ·~~~~~~~~~ yery much. Please call LA. t:OLLEGE OP shartngbonua.Onthejob BARTENDER, exper, car waQI maa.1emeot. ' · · Hta 1 • nter or dal Cntr. Salary com· I
'48-0136. MASSAGE, Low cost tr1lnln1. Tremendou1 fo\&11 t.lme. wlmda, 435 E. Top talan + bonua + CQOtC.4..IAD DHl&n Sho.J>. Some mensurate w /uper. HELP Wani.d Male &
Day Eve·Sat Classes m potential lo reach 17th St. Call Dan, c:ommlHlon. For In· Inquire in perlOQ, Oki architectural knowleda• Xlnt employee beoenu. Fem. Full• Pit. Apply LOST : Fem. St. Bernard. Santa Ana. $5&.1171 aupervt.ory Ir maoa1e· S0.711GB, AM'• tanttw c:all&44-4480 Bru11el1 Restaurant, belpfut. Call Mr. McCar· Call (7141 759-Wl. Aak In per.on. Kutucky
Fem. Shellie, M. ShelUc:. meat pc111Uons. Mu.tt be 3007 S. Pacific Cat Hwy, tyatI~~l forEepptO.RS Ken Wolfe. Broden Fried ChlckenL 883 s. Adam• • Beach Blvd Jobe WCMted. 7075 penaoable "ambltk>ul BAR·The Flame Room QUl1fted 1..a&1m.1 Beach. lNCRC ""'""• l'f!!ClRlCJ Foods. E.0 .E. Cout Hwy, a1una
I • HB. teo-211188 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• For aD •-t t I oeeda a f= 1ala, · ~· emente Beacb. Uc VocaUonal Nurse. au c:i appo ... men on Y Newspaper COOKS, So. Laa. CM. NB. D••-y GEN. OP'C. Typtna111te1---------
Found: Pomeranian, lYJ* " ca~. EJip es Slt I Ill P/Ume • f/Ume. ColfH ~-1hrthd1phone. V11ritd MOTIL mele,llunun~onBeach. chute nurse. Xlntref'a :.2PM BE A Prohulonal 1*-rtisJna •hos> exp. Ref• pleHe. S.-.,W&Hu ar otc. dutln. lnterHtnl lll:OMTDISICCLlll
· Cnll 54t-J808 --~ 9 30A... Codrtall Waiu.t. !1'\fr NIR 6 CharU•'• Chill Ofc. mo l':xpr'd. Call 5*1* 1027 wort In IJ'OWtna NB de· 1 llJl&ft.H1' ... uAITOI
an exc:Klnl, proltt.abae lit Sales MMm1 El Cam.loo Dr.CM v • I o P m t . ~ o . ,.... -' FOUND Bike. call to Expertenced 11amourou1 r.rofeu. Bene's/vaca/Hlarled . l!!xpertenced onl)'. Shift ldeot~ 675· 1658 &pm L VM *AUTO LOTMANl 1-m ln 40 hn rom pro-The Oranae Cout Dally DR IV E R • He I per Call 6'4·9130 fluJble. APPb' in person.
7pmo y Prn1.ite Duty Permanent, full·tlm• , ....... Liiia noe an. of Pilot needs additional COIUSIOMDIHCI W/mech. •ptllude to help I The SandplP.r Inn &
, Found . Ma I e Pol n Rt'Uable nune would like poa&Oon In pleuant •ur· waiu..techNQue. Day 1alH pet1on1 ro r SICalTARY w/deUvery •tock & 1hop Girt Everythloa. For Npt Tennis Club. 2101 E.
to ......... 7 to3 hr roundtnpiotakecareof or eve ... aon.. place· clulUled & automotive-. II r In work. Freeway Auto Bch Ad Aaency to c.out Highway. Corona
' ~~~~•,::.a~"~ A;;; !°? L :mL~ ~ ~ new" Uled nblc:lel. Op-mentuatat..1ood.)Obop-out1lde salH 1taH. div~ J:~~-d~~nc~ Supol)'. Avery Parkway mana1e •mall. fut deJ Mar.
lar M&ln St,HB 536-20U Hlll11Newport ach portw\lty for advance· pty. Call <7141 751·91'4 Newspeperclaulftedad· Into word proceHlni. at San Dlqo Fwy, Mis· ~olc.Op~unlty ---------a31mal\er4pm ment. See Service So. Calif. Coc:lltall Yert.illlq experience re· Type 85 wrm· handle atonVlejo or 1rowth. , )'plna. Hocel·~Hoeieu
LOST · Moped , l~O ------'----1 Mana1et.er,DovHeO•WAQu&RDll Watt.n..lnc .. t~Sky ...... _. Appllc.nt mu1t tran1"r ptlon •· peaboardbebtkl~I· AactnJ· SMeert JohRn Vo1ado, ........ W ~. p Bl ... _C ,_..__ea :!~ve-.-.... ............ typ•Ag '" • ,_ exp. or w I a ne oom. 3·4pm. Reward. no quHt1ons ,_..., -.ct 7100 artr ~ &TT .... , .... ........ ..... .... "' ataUaUcal typtn1 Good ~,
., asked 1J68 2212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sta .. N~ Beach. 9'l71' • ' ikllli. S•lary 41 com· communlcallon ikull In· ISCIOW train. Call Jeannine at Newport er Inn, 1107
--------•l.Wi•ff" BEAtrnClA.N miuion.Goodopportun1· cludlol 1rammar. 1pell· COOIDIMATOI 9'1't-5m ~~ Rd, NB. No R~RD' ;°'~ Lons ACCOUMTIHG TUNEUP MASTERS W/P for Newporter Inn t)'. Excell~nt company Ing, edlUna & punctua· Need lnd.tv. wtmln a r.n Oirl Frida)'. Some book· .. O.E.
Cat w7f~~a ~oTra~n: a.•• NEED MECHANICS IN 8"-0lllor54M:la benefits. PellUons must tlon Wllltraintooperat.e exper. ln admlnlatraut>n keePlU mat~. Apply HOUSICLIAMIMG
ta1·W. Nwpt Area Oppor. for lnd lv .... r •train s. Call Beauty&·pplvSal•lady. CallPwnonnelDept., ..-a.•tt.1catedeq~pment cea1n1. new conatruc· blk~ .... J er' . Women wanted &o WOC'k ORANO E COE. ex· be flllecUmmedlately. m o d e r n , h I 1 h I y of eacrow1. Loan pro· AJ(. i.m.B ~ao CM 1
Plea11e call L Brown W/A/R.e " A/Pali U · -:, .,;: I forappotntmta\1 _.. 1-JJI . t I 0 n . Ell t. n. Iv~ _..,"' ror Janie•'• R•11edy _M!S-_21183 _______ 1 g:;· Utetyplna " 11tn1 :!.lJf!:.v~ to~~ ~. ~ua·S::~aJtbS:,~: UM3Z ~-:'M'~ifNoon' lmowlecll• ot documen· OlrlFr~/CnwforSall· Ann houHclonl n 1
, • ~. J-...i-. ,_ 11 -·-mputer knowledae ,,.__ 1u _. ,_.... 11 :Dft-----... llYl ... I CO. taUon req'd tor compLe· In& trip &o SouUt Pacific. wvlc.. Start SUO hr.
&AIU• .... _., w ""111 helplut. Muat be able lo ~tyana. ..,,_ · ..... -. · · ....,..., '"" " uonohal•. Non imollw . .,... .. , or SAM &o a, Tu. thru FrL
• ~~.~~~ communi cate well MITOMOTIYI BeautJ·Halr8&JU.twaot-Piiot 550NewportC\rDr C.U644e3Jlt ~123. 81MIS)
w/ct.Wtomen. _. "-... _y L11una HUI• 310W. 11 Street N9Wport Beac:b t• u ,..IN""" ....:..:..;..~RLnrruw--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l or55Z·3Z70 ~ 644e3Jlt W•r-, a.ti '""''"" .,... Cotta 11... Equal ()ppor Employer "in "' ~. OIRL FRIDAY
Lost: 'Stnl Gray fem
Yorlde·poo. "Snoopy"
Me.. North area, CM
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tAM 't.ll Noon EJq)lr'd. Oood si-y. Paid Salon. IJ7 •2la0. Equal Opportunity THI llVIHI CO. FOil atebttectutal om c:o. HOU•--
1Hl llVIMl CO inlur. Vac. P•Y" profit Employer rn1..-ER Olrl ror diy ~NewportCtrDr part.Um., bookkeepln1 ~·Umel P'/t.lme. N.ed • 1hario1 plan. Contact 80ATBt11lJ)BR ·. """'"'' ~Beach recepUoalat, ttcretal')', rHpontlDlt lndlv. to ~NewportCtlDr' Vic Snyd•r, Atlu l•-------•t cleaner needed. 18 or F.q\&al()pporE.mplOyet Pb. Tut ror interview cl•lln •odel 1pt1 6
Newport Ctr Quyaler Pl)'mouth 211129 WILLARD Oea1cal older'.~ MZ-11U clubboule In a~ c:om· F.qual Oppor Employer 8 ' M = Pla!blt G . "'uub USC --------1 ::_~r Jvd. c. . CUSTODIAN ~crow ·-1 . llon ' .••••••••••••••••••••••. --... -c-,.-ftl-......._----I . lncruM ln ~Uoo.. PURCff•r•NG Small manuf. eo netda TlllCO onu .. m&lll be very at. •••
t • Drlnllnl problam? "' ~' '"-Aut.omoc.lve iww 40' lint b&I c:,.ai.d INI C!Wt.Odlan for aen 'I clan· ISCIOW tnettv.. To wor1E on lo· Ctl 644-JJlt I " CalJAlcObolHeJplln• SICllfAIY New Ott.all Sbop oMda lmnwllllte opta.La,p ror TYPIST ln& ls Janl&.odal work In OU uiyracbt.P&r&Uii>ewla· ~ll.~NooftCO.
3'hnad•1SU.3830 Ont ,Sit office. EX]>C'r'd help. <»> aperteneed petaon· 1bop arta. llutl h A Y q,w, full Ume 1Ummen. ,,... •-
PREGNANT? only med apply. Send re-Top .,._.. paid. Entine Dll. =lcally able to lln meet each otller If YoU llO. &o mo. d&y. C.11 I &o " U>~?rachDr
C I 1\IDle &o Claaatned ed DO s....me..., :u;::1n•-. .... c.-~ .. ", llequtrte accurate 40 ..._..._,_ , ..... D•v .. __ _.. ~ood --a ...... ._.._ ... _. -" .-.-..... • \;atlDI eoofldentlal ,.., c /o Dallv Pilot PO ..... f .. a. -up•. -_ •"""-• ablh~for .,.., __ ... ..., ..... ......... , ~·v-10 ~ -1 wuv .,,,. ===~•m..._._ .~1101 6 referral ~Bo··--,._1taM ... • Ca bouwl t • .. ' llfll!.C.:f;citf'I• -..--.,_ ~~~a • ...!•eom.. «4*,:~·Ho!!· .... o •:dQ:.9oa.1J::..:·m=:.:;44t:;:.arJ:;.:>.;.1•=--........------,-~ ,..-.Abortion. adoption & ..:--·......, • ~·z '"!..m!.°°8. 6 ~!.· .... purtf\INorder'n> In ~•uW" ._, """"• ·~ 11 ~ _ "'-' .. ="__.._ _ ,, our'"°' Purc•11 n1 61DRwarc:hDr,HB ..._. \ •'~·-"-----~------.... ·" ~APCA.8£ 547·~ Amweriaa Serrice nMdt llvwy. Y at •-'u• ~DL WaJI alao _,.,, Omt.; PltlcDt~',. awiun• ~. *sper'd. o~r a tor for evH • 311118 6or Bl, C'll ........ .,.. fel'fonn ,....... dttlcal Equal ()ppoco Emplo)'el' BIW IOIDttldlq JW •ut wart. Traloat 1n fltblftl !!(~~ •teUlt11. No :.a..sH•Ro ... ·s· WHkeod1. "'ply 120 14$-lOIO . .......... .....PllueCODt.ador • . eo..u~ •• rod A:IW'• mf1-Npt. lloe·J'tl. Call
J1J "' " 1•.., ""-·'"' ~ lnpenoo &o: DELI MA.NAOERS tt..0.. to.1171. • < Bda. Ca1l 17'-70ll 6 t :IO Allot~~ ~ALL.llASSAOE Au . Sarra, San •AllleSll1 .. ,... _,,'° •• per w llottl1 UDChWlcbtt. tollla\IL
n • •JDt C1emeatt Par9ebt. VW 6 llV ...._ baatdooqu.IJiftUUO.. PCC ~MISI Some roolllnf uper. -, ~ . . ·-~,'"ll"ibi for _ _ HR 11 aNd. P.-macwot Oood~l•Dar ' SY s 1 HUii•• ). •• for '1..,, ~ Oood coolt, tebtnl roHl''ll'tp" Bea. faa.
• t'1 *KAREN'S* AIPCcnbilr '°"°° =Prtnptleoeftta. wonw•1:"'..;:., nanVc.Kannin i llaauer, btwn 1-4PM, • -~~ American fdod. ,..,per. a.Ill•• =el•.
: OU'reAU.llASSAOE WOf'd rroc.uor to'800 medlat.topnma. ca.JI m1.:Z:·durAwe .... Au;CA I lll..oirfO '~ -· mlnt.Pala~f\2Dtl llar; Call.....,ot I ! -....... -.. ----S.Cy tt1'800 s.Jeeytr rortnteiview ('" .. )~ j _..... leDQtm,~c I ~--n• ti ...--·~ ...... 1110 .-u........ Col -1'740o49Mlll. PtllflliiY_, , , .. _.__ N"9'Y/Mt•i .. 1r ,~ """ ..• . .. -.--..:111111" pen mt,
MASSA•• E~J:~~:.= -. ~~d'=~1 ~ ~=-~ :::m~~:~tl}~= c::.l;) ~'~.'1 eos::~'°'.i ;..:~:.:r.;r ' MUU MODB.S Irvine Penonftel t\aencv A•n ,,.... t2' -:i~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f LA 'l1mM to ·home. In ,,_ 1 Pm1naMaL hll • Part· ... , .....,, . .,. I ISCom Mi ' tw ~~~~~~~. lrvlnt/N8 •*•· Mutt J I um.. PbDne 6 u-a.p r.. , .. ~ '' " i-tanj~ ' ftl-····-y ai4::7Uleo.u'41-e;:.,O ~ .. ti ' "".·~I ~~ btftilable6hav•d•ptll• ,\:_ I q'd, Retl..-d ••lcome. d&y.u; ~ .. set:!: vv•.,.-~ =ftiTVll .. r .i ~ ,... dable traft1pc>rtallon. ,...._ C&UMl«f4.afthn lN ... ~~ WUl COO·
6Jl•JI II 6 .,. u-.. . •• ...... 1 ,, Li•~ J'clfa.uJMAd CffOll'rUM1'Y. SaWylll»mo..,....0235. Ooled\feidMld.Ut. "'' 1•ddtt wom•n •I••· ...... --4fll'. W VU ....... ACTJ°" ' tltliDCb ......... )'Qll a.•:~ ~~r I ,' ! dllld Jrv, lliZ-77• cau -..a-tieJoar·-.....-ii--i•••· , Mature cpl. C.O UW* 1'11..•l -......... Uq pau,1 __... ,.. ,.. ........... , ... ..:...·•·~ · ... ot,__ ... ~ ,.v~ ....... ·--.t.-r. &v•t7J.aOl'22. You will too, ullln1 _.a Pilat a ..J5id A"9 -.,, .. -~ l'w...--u_,_ .-Y• '
.. • hM!acll'&bd • .. llmblWI fOt cta1 thlA. =~g:a-.1zs:::: ~ ~-IM~ Cellt =:-r::.,aw':: ::.::...~":'=-ACT!OH ._:i ·~ I ~r i
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' =:'!!.~ DMIJNot hc&ton job In I .A. •10t1«-1·ta. , __ . _1 ~~ ~ 11 r. • .... ta..miiml ~ ... t11 1nr<11-~ 0-.ulld.~ ~ 14Nnl -bwtbta1JIG971... __ ,1.-.~ ~~-~---... ....1 ir.,.7-~J_ .. ll-•a~
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....,W_... 710 NllpWClllllwcl 7100 .... W..e..I 7100 SALESCLERK rot card.a._ _____ .,.. s..vW:e Sta. Help flill or OMAN onr 40 yra: :
.............................................. ---·· .. ··-······ ~torl;Sf ••auoPIJel WUlt.ra.1.n SfCRDARIES ~rn.. Appl1 890 & combo front ~II ti."'
I ........... ~•DIS •-~· t Beach stauooen. ~,.,,.;. Hwy.N.e: · relidoapbooel, Modlcal • HouHkeeper·H• per, MAIDS ""~~.. PHONE s•• tt .._ oppor. or a re· ..... Dr NB ,....., ot en.awr. nrv. ••P·
mature to b&nd.lcappeod J\111 " p/t.Une Apply. U·T. Es.per'd 41 Bedt. MW pUoallt to work lo -"""-.n .... pus __ ·.;..• ----SERVICE STATION/ bdptul. Flu hf" •aome woman. l·SPN, S clan BtoBrowo'•KoteJ.31109 Good ul w/lncrnsea. Pbooe SalH people. bulyneftl)Aperotnceto SAllSClllll( Opportuo•ty for Lube man . Exp. nee. Vtllnda. Reff nf'c. IA· p
wHk. Nr OC Mrport. c.oa.tHwy.So. La1una. Cou~ry Club Con. m&M °"female, 11 to a lrvhac •ta vanety of ~·tor eard Is Srcntt.aary w1att0Wlllna Mull furo owl\ hand leteetlna •wor6' •I• Must drl~. J lulve tar. Hosp., SA. $49 aoei . )'NJ"lohac O\&al'tnteed duties. Must be penona· L aptitude. Skllb req'd ln· ~•-... pl Biii R h f\4Un in ~ N a O(t' noamote.649-mt MAJDSWANTED waps or t!Onun .. ble, wtlltnt to run tt· 111 • op lo a1una dude at.at.tsUcal typlo&. luuu np Y aa ' · u · DoDQui~ Moul MUllSIS AIDES ~ Ea1t llLb St reel. ruds. Type 50 wpm ac Beach. Aae Over 25 yra. 10 ~y. ablUly to •otk a.cVTOO. MOil El Toro Olli betwn M 6 tP ••
lmmtsrriatlondConf ult.tnrtt ZlOONewportBl,C.M. L~ Sult• O. Colle Meaa. aaratdY 4'1·za&8 weUw/acverall)tOple. *L&aHU.11 MMO'Tl .... . e11i>e ence • or pa "".. .... "'00 &.. 30 c ...... 3'11•9 ~---... . tlmewortl 167.._ ..... msw•a.J"l'Po All Sbtft• •~er•d :-=~-ii • Pm -.or -SALf:S.Exper•d. matur"· Service SUUon Lube Nan '"-·'.,.,.. ~ .,.,.,., "', •"" COO v KI ""C I .... N ~ 9AM '\I.I Nooo 30 .. _ k Immediate o~r\l.01 ror •1e1 da" &bit\ help C.11 Orowln• Weil CoHt •
INSIDE SALES ~-es paid! 1'be Inn HELP~ A~ly.' oartl;ld Equal =u.nil) THlllVMCO ~ viib;,r iee SecUontttat')'Olv'·to1~. ~':!r"~ m.3320~ Lam 1 n·• tor • ••d • • ~pr'd ·-........ ••I". at ·~! N. Coaat Conv. Olp., 1181 Em O)'tr ,._..._Clr"-cc7 ......... .. .... r ...... amb't'OUI ~r Uklni ifoitow.up. ftwy.. ·Dal. Oatfield Ave. HD. • -~Beach' ....., ._.... good typl1t. Exper In Sewini Mach. Operator· ~ ;.rdini to' Mam •
Jh 8:30 to 1:30, 5 days. MAJ DS ••nted 1 m. •-i::=::i~':::"-'l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I -t;qualappc.o ~mployer Sa*·fD·FI Components. ~"cr:ar:i:~~inll ~::;.aaFf{iodm~c. t8~uf~~ woodwor!UnJI. Som~ ct.. Oood Dhooc manntrt H · medl•t•b upec un· -i~ .. I( ~~~~~~~~!Salary, GA Mure •. Call 11\'V)'. APPiy ln penon. sentaal ~/or appt. ~.We t.ralJ). Ap· -....'--Ull -Mr Ha1emeyer. blwn 2 tmmed. Exper. pre 'd. tJnttam.··JU w. Teft.
ply Nt!wporl Channel Need enuseuc person ntf'rnnON-•SPMooly.&468898 Need expcr. lndiv. /in 64.\-2344 Oranae 1.....-c.e lM. 8000 W. Pacific C11t w/iniUaUve & &ood ap llUIU' II P.R Oepartment who Is •
Agency exper, Newport Hwy. Newport Bch. pearaoce. lndlv 1"111 be GIRL FRIDAY SALISPEISOM able to work under pre-Small independent mkt TAO~
n. h s 1 r open ........ d 11 d'~'-'b ti w..t & Cos'-tlcs saure & eets along well needs reliable. ex per. yn .... a man wtab~ to ....,ac . • a Y · IJG.30.10 ........ mil "'"'' u on. w/people. Mwit be xlnt Grocery man. 6 days In· es-..tabllth htmsel l• 7S.Z.llOM recelvlna. amall ~pair & Super position ror a bl tak hi 1 • s d s 1 a .. MAIMTEHAMCE misc. duties. Som" super alrl? Divenilled We need a dependable. typiat&a eto es n c i un ay. • ry arowlna tareer . 1~:!~ni:ahcl~e:kial~~~~ Pos open Mon·Frl. ~avyUftinJreq'd dutlet lntlude: Lite responsible, uir SOfDeform. ~:n:~~l~.pe=·~ Mecba1n11cal tr.no1wl~J!
12AM-8AM. CGI 644-3319 8eCf'etartaJ. public rel a· moll v ated person to Alao need a secretary Balboa Blvd. Balboa. bePt::!nt!~·c.~P Y. ._. N.8. 1·5 :J'· Aricurate MCDONALDS iAM '\I.I Noon lions. bosteu & all work at leadine. raat preferably w/landscape .d
l)"plna. i w / eures. 16868Beach8J.H 8. THEIRVtMICO around assist.tot to buay arowlna health rood & construction exper. Sportswear shop. Exp ...... -rc--la-.-... -.----. --~· Callforlnterview SSONewportCtrDr executive. Beautiful store clwn ln Sout..bern Xln1 tat/dicl pbo woman full lime. Sport (714) 847-IUOO Ne .......... Beach private office. nexible California Pr a or ex-typ a ne. Nook, 488E17th St. Cll ••-•••••••••••••• .... • .,._o•r• -....... hours • friqe benefits perleoce desirable but _ .... 3'11.9 W•H .. ... -• ~ ~ MalnUm•oce mao. Good EquaJOpporEmplQYer PtastksMIUf' rorveryau.r&ctive•weU not necessary. NoSatur C-6-...--Stenographer to do part ...................... .
OPl!RATOR wacea. AJlbaba Motel, ---------i 0,,o1at-groom•d ai'rl. Good d•" ni1bt or Sunday 9AM 'tilNooo time work in their own W .....__ 1~
Immed. openl•I ror 110-2250 Newport Blvd. CM . --------i ~-a~ve; coaUn" ~ .. work . Un If or m TMllRVIHECO. bome.968-0311 Ofiuv'l-....u meooe w /mln. 3 yrs ex· No Phone calls. r"" uf to ix · • educ at.Jon & typlntt stills furnished. Medical and $50 .i-Ctr Dr ....... ,_ .. _._ ............ "'•rd omcE DWI .. m resUla. .,. eetenU.aJ: Wnte fulJ ............. Be. b SU ........... w-1< Of~·
,... w .,. .. "'"~J •" fill I •· l P 0 Bo boe""°a1 benefrt.s. Apply N-~·""* -• · punch 4i key lo disc MAJNTENANCE CAU NOW! era. P a menta ... resume o . . x L' .,.d ... b N t lt11 s--... ;"~1!: "'oyer P/time Sl0380 per wk. HUGE warehouae
eq1.11pment. JAMTORIAL catalyst.I. 1531 Moorovia 10516.SaNAna.mu t>!~we:~•ca:o~u1°0& """_......_... m.,. take home. Men " cramaMld w\\h over 300 C4 644-3319 !:xper'd. Clean facallbes Ave, N B. se.5m . RECEPTIONIST·mature Bulloclu. lower level ln women. locaJ Job aites. 3 mualc boxes. nlcketo·
iAM ·u1 Noon ln/out. Xlnt benefits. G88AL OFACI w/lYPinl, Ute bookkeep· the South Coast Pina SECaETAIY sbl.f\.a avail. Age 18 +. deoa plaooa. clrcu or·
THtlllVIMECO. Applylnpenon .. _._.AMISTS PLASTICS lng.9-l,5days,640-S780 ~g Center. Costa.,._· r-... 1M 1. Call ror deta1l1 . a•n1. wall cloclu. ~NewportClrDr n..,.....Wld "SE'c:mAR.ts MOl.DIMGMACHIME forlo&erview Kesa. Apply at Vitamin ~r;t~'Ume '!ec~~ _n_u.14-__ 1063 _____ grandfather clocks.
Newport Beach 1.801 E Dyer Rd.S.A. OPBATOIS Receptionist typist for Counter. Type80 WPM. sb .. lt. bk· Switchboard Opr, ex-faactnaUnsanlJque..
Equal()pporEmployer F.qual()ppEmplyrmtr TYPISTS Further expansion boat aaJes otc. Aptitude Salea penon needed. We kl>i.Callforapp't. per'd. Apply Sall ~!,;~==-•
lilaa&tadwing plant re· 2-4 Mooth Assignment.a creates perm. openings for figures deefrable. are leek.inl a concerned Mr. Rlblett 675-6700 Clemente lnn. See Rick Galleriea; 1.802-T Ketter-
locallna to Laguna Allo.Daily&WeekJy for h.exper'd & 1t1rahl,'!.e_e Some exp. req'd.~laryd Individual to sell Eneray SECRETARY-Type 60 ~Cltl.den~ Avenida Del Ins St .• Irvine. Ttl. =I. Openings for Vacation Pay mac oprs on a s u... baaed on esp. nan a, "ConaervaUon products wpm min shorthand ""· 754-lm. ()pen Wed t.bru LG~rJ'!0~~. T~~~n·~~~ uaemb,e::&~!:'n~r~i;;f: Referral Bonus ~w u:=~e:s!~ ~~~to :::.·rri ln Newport Bcb. 875-6730 answer phc)ae, Newport ::::;;;;;;:::::::.,..::Sa=l;:..:.9.:.::A:.:::M:.:to::....:.4..:.P.::M:.:·_:V..:ta::tt:.;_!
medJcaJ Corp. Job wU flee. Contact Miss Bee. NO fEES rapid advancement for 9-5:30. SALES PERSON. full Beach. Call979-4891 TELEPHONE SALES -drawer mahocaaJ la·
consist of Chemical 49&-8152forappt. all employees who have time wanted for Laguna Seatl• wfl---a. laidcommodemabolaay .
Serologlcal & Chroma the bask ability & de· RECIPTIOMIST Beach BouUque, please ' .._... $Mo NEY$ dresatr w /free 1&.d. .-.. graphic Tectrnlques. •MASSAGE MAHPOWER IMC. sire. Good pay + oJgbt Fublon Island R. E. ID· call41'1·3060 R.E. Ofc. lmmed. open· ror.-..na
Practical exper. BS re TECH·F'EM• 448 W.19tltSt shift bonus+ profitsbar· vestment firm . 'Must---------ing. Good typist. die-i---------
qwred.631·1857 ~Comm-Ouar min. COSTA MESA Ing & x I nl t rl n1e haveexper. Typtngskllls SALIS· RITAIL ta phone skills. 0 .C. l"fl111141mc4tl IOIO
LEG & 1 FUii & P.T. work. Legit. benefits. nee. Call Eileen 640--0123 Ofc. suppUes. stationery Airport area. 833-9099 (& PRIDE}
.u. EUTESPA S40-819S 645M2043 Apply8am-4pm betwnZ.Spm. &printing Fulltamepos SECRETARY
SECRET ARY MASSAGE TECH ________ , ~ Bri~:f~e. c.M. RF£EPI'IONlST for doc· :;f.~21~h~~t r~~r a~:· EXECUTIVE Thats what workiq for
FaahJoo Island Low firm OFFICEGIRLPtr lrvu:ielndust'lComplex tor's office. will train. West. Newport Sta Fash lsl R.E. r1nn. Acct Tlallmeaboul/ufe WL!_bt~ve ... ~i----------
deslres Legal secretary With diploma for top '"'--al olc. Phones •. EqualOpporEmployer Good typist. SH very tionel'lloc. dept. Slat/Acct type .. ... UK! l1dalre refrtaerator.
wrthCIVllhUgauonexp. ctauLEGITIMATEspa. ua1":I .,. --------•1 helpful bulnotesseoUal ---------• slulls. Type 70wpm. sh bestpbooesalaaf'OUpln m.trree.17cuft,$250. CaUSheila Mr Giarrusso 7S2-9S61 l)'IJUlg.$3/hrtost.art. $500sbrt 548-0076 · SALES ln-100. Apply in person. So.Calir lrwbeoyou.><>ui Portable dishwasher
640-l560 • 7Sl·Z787 PLATH · SUPPLEMENT :& San Miguel Or, Sle our organuauoo you can w/chopp1n1 bloc« top.
MATURE W 0 MAN ·--------Cadmium. One year ex· Receptlontst/Weekend11, Y""''m l .... ~OME 200. NB averaee xlnt money per ~. 9118-1611 LlGALSECRETARY p /t1me to wel"ome D "5 .,u. hr Call Milu ~""" hr W• .. -ve • &"aran ---------~ ,...,, Fl"-ldSupp'·-r per. m1n1mum . ay .,. · __ ,,., · $$$$ $$$$ · " ... • .. · ·W""""'"·0 .-ajor A ... Part·llme w/al least 2 newcomers & contact vu ... uc sl\lrt. Rosan lac. 2901 weekday1ll73.-sl1 SECRETARY teed base pay +comm+ .,. .... '6 ... l>o ..-
yrs exper for general merchant.a. F1ex1ble hrs. LARGE DIVISION West Coast Hwy, R.aor-'st/.r--fi ftAaTTIME Heavy typaog. dac-bonus. But. equally Im· plaances & ower praC'llce law firm . Need car, lite typing. NewportBeachEOE --~,-.--~ TB.BHOHEWORK t.aphone Good benefits. portant ls the fact that Mowers wanted .
963-S657 54'1·3095. Of CORPORATE · · · Exper d rroot ofr ce, Mrs. Baker.833·9550. you cao be proud or your Reaaonable.846-5848
PR.,..,., ... AN pleasant.J:bone. voice to Guaranteed Hourly ---------• ob You'll be o k g Le I Se ........ ary """Ilion MEDICAL ASSISTANT &:..»>,. ··-..... b Wage Plus Bonus. 5 30 ~_._Illa.a.-J · w r m FOR SALE·U Cu I\ G.E. ga "''" """ SmaU lndependantsbop, ....,.. Wl USllless ex· to 8 JO C II ... __. ... _,,..._.,.. for & w1good & fnendly refri& $125, 4~JC64 steel openNewportFirm Ex-Back Office, Huntington OILAElD A.B. Dick. Experience ecutlves. Newport p.m. · pm. 11, 'Looking for a sharp peoplewluleyouseUa 5tora"esbed$2:5.2'x2'1'6' cellent typing, no short Beach Phys1c1an. Reply only. 644.8233 Days. Center. Call 640·6950 646-4223 or come to 250 E person to run a 1 gal ore. great product The •
hand Call for Appl classified Ad #931 Daily SUPPLIER 831-2227Eves.. 9AM·UAMONLY. 17lhStreetCostaMesa. Duties toclude all a<'· Beautiful T1met L1fe,_r_a_bbrt __ ca_g_e_Sl.5_._63_1_·2335 __
blwn .lOAM & 12 noon Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, countaog thru closing. Book Serles. Start e elee. Dryer. 1 yr
752-2518 ---1 Costa Mesa. Cal. 92626. P tu me Female18 or over. RECEPTIONIST Sales Trai.Dee8 Payroll. payables. re· p/tJme. but ( /Ume av all. old. Harvest Gold. Mlnl
Liquor Store Clerk, Mow HlrilMJ Mio-wagetostart. Noex· Private Country Clb. LARGEMATIOMAL ce1vables & some sales We will train energetic. cond. $200/bal ofr.
mature. exper'd, bonda· Mtclc.al TKMologist Local Office per. nee. Job would en· Typing & gen'I ofc. No rorresp. Sb helpful. but articulate people who 847-41121
ble. Night shirt, f /lime. Calif lie nol req'd lo work tail laundry & cleaning of exper. nee. Mu.st be peo. s.ppier of not nee. Cole Instrument have a strong voice. Oral i---------APOI tn 896 w as Thlebotom ist in partyrentaleqwp. Apply plepenoo.644-5404. Hnrclw_.. & Tools Corp.,642-8080. reading test required. Dishwasher. Wot . ~lt.~:Sa · Clinical Lab. Call for MOTi.A.VB. Party World , 2025 Nowffiring WorttfoorTIMtlnt lnghouse.&oodcood.a -------1 appt.832·7311. IRVIHEAREA NewportBlvd,C.M. RECEPTIONIST SALISTRAIMHS SECRETARY.ftOOL Cad83l-1095 1-MCM9 __ 10 ____ _
Uve·inorout, very light MedlcalAssistc.t. PUTYOUR Our lovely exec. ores Noexper.oec.Willtraln. Strongtyptng&shreq'd. TJME/Llf£ efrla. dishwashers.
dutJea8bnday, any aae Exper m drawing blood, Eam From ••••ETIME need a friendly. well Eamwbileyouleam. f'ltime. Apply an person. built·iD stove 4' oven mayapply.842·7294__ k c•·-1 J Lb _._ lcrn$210.$400wk Robert, Bein, William 494-7738 ---------i:C:~ ~N;r;:. c!u fl00t0$400 ~o~trk;'/~eT~~~~:i ~=·t~~~~~~: Commilslons&bonuses. ~tSt~N~~soc .• 1401 UBRARIESINC f i----------
ror appt. 832·7311 fashions. Choose your Xlnt working conds & ~e~r ot~~.'d ,:~~~nc:~ ·--------•l••Eq•ual-•()p-p•E•m•p•ly•r•m-/ • LOAM MEDIC ... I per wk hrs. Call for antervw l!/OOC1 co benefits. Apply benefits
Co .. .._.5&01 ~ Com bo & appt., May lOlb at the Natlooal Systems Corp.. ~..!. .:....._ ... ----.._
W -~• ~•i Transcnber/Recept.ionis1 t>mefi:.'~iier ::i:C. Holiday lnn. Bristol St. 4381BlrcbSt,N.8. <Near ---·~ SECRETARIES
TYPISTS
CLERKS
KEYPUNCH OPRS
TIUCHAHGER
Ttre store expr. only.
Local refa only. Ca II or
apply at UNION TIRE.
2281 Newport Blvd, Costa
Mesa. Ph: 645-2380
eare->naa .. .,. eee Part time Expr nee. Will train. Call Mr. ~ Meaa. MPM. Ask O.C.Alrport>E.O.E. 751·913-. f,~~~~telo~~Tea b:!~i ~ Hams Mon S/9 or Tues _f_or_Mn __ ._Clow __ ._M_7_·3000 __ ·_, ·--------1 -•M•on-~./9•&-Tuetl-•5•/•10-
eslate or leodlng ex· Medical 5/10 Radio DhpatcMr RECREATION
perience. DuUet Wiii an FrolltOfcRKept. ago AAO& Start$2.75perhr. LEADER SEAMSTUSS dude solklllne and pro-Newly operung Npt Sch 0.....-.0 Call83l-J:M2 Jmmed. opening for In· Exper'd seamstress for
ceMtng routine loans tn· ,Dermolo logy I Hair Z7392Ca.mlnoC.plstraoo div. w/day camp or team sallmaker. Production
volvin& single family Transplant ofc needs a Suite:ICM, l.aguna eicper. to work in large work. Top pay to right Health & Dental Insur.
residences. Wall ulso as· recept who i.s good oo PAQCAGERS Niguel. E.0 . E. apt complex. Able to re-penon. 67lJ.2140. NO FEES
slst in meeting loan pro-phone, Can schedule & Female 12 50 per hr to late to all ages. Mus\ be _ .. ..., ..... .,..,...~""'• TOP PAY!!!!!! t ! !
. duclloii quotas ~O: ~~ -~~ ~-... -~~ ,. ·~e::-!--~-nW:~ ~ §4$ i!(fS.1' «. '. ... HELPM. A.TES • •• br'llntft ~twt. smbothly"! Can~pe'Werr I itooroVia Ave. l'fewport taU!• 'weeienos''ll liofl<lays. ~ ~nit ~l!illtx-requared . be ~111.tn&.to lraJn oar ~"L; ,M~.:.l:D .J.Jte~ OP[ miCll 4 °' lftftW t\51\\W 'fitl'\; t\in9:"•-:. . "'C" • -~~'.<., t. 1~ • "" • ~ -~~:';,..,!-'\4 ,,ll~~ ~~ .. ~ , ., . l 't ~ pj ~ .~l -: ._ Pwtdmat76S-mt. month. Call <714 > Largeest.abllabedomce. · 9 -oUlNOON .... ~ Tllb~U'I
752-2227 PA.llOMGCOMTltOL pnme location. Must THEIRVIMECO J . t &Jite102,SantaAna
"",,_,. ,_.. w 1 have recent residential • JPIS S MEN for LA Times de ·~ .... iv. /mtn yr resale. some com-SSONewport.CtrDr
Uvery. Perm , p/Ume. ca&hier exper. Pleasant mere I al experience. Newport Beach
PURCHASING RALEIGH Super Tour bike w 1dura·ace brakea.
SECRET ARY TYPIST saoo. Volkscycle Mark
lml ~:era Lulu
1275 lo sno per mo penooaUty & abaJlty to Salary. override and Equal Oppor Employer
548-17.-0 ~!~.~:Ct~" a must. commanion. Call ap· ~~~~~~~~~ Repro&Stat Sport'sMfQFin11 XV StOO, Scbwloo
Xlnt typing akllls. IJgbt Cycletruck, $100. AU ln c• 644-lllt rs:•ntmeot secreatary. Rellt.aura.nt
9AM 'UlNOON ~»8827~~·~~~~~~1 Me'o·F.da Pizza delivery THI llYIMI CO. -driwn & coo&ta. Valid
Laauna Hilla. C• MOOIUMG
EqUAI Opportunl(y Jay Kay A«ency seeks
Employer rmlelfem models for top
Clerks bkkp'g, invoicing, bill· Requires accurate 40 xiot cond. 96(M803 aft .
Ing. telephones. Mon wpm typing aballty for 6PM thru Frt. 7:30 AM to 4 purchase order typma In•---------
our Purcha.slna Depart· _P_M_._54().61 __ 42 _____ 1 rnent. Will also perform IOJO $.SON..-portCtr Dr Rt.al Elute Firm needs• driven Uc. Good drlv'g • Newport Beach mature woman to aul.at rec'd. 2l yn old. Willing· LoeaJ Lumber Yard. full Equal Oppor EmelPyer broker w/varied busl· neH to work eves &
SECaET ARY related clerical duties.
Transcriber /recepUonisl Please contact or apply
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time preferred, tncld• NURSE oeu deuUs. A penon wkoda. Part lime & full
'IOOlt' wlmd work Saw RM S.-M-who can leam Ii: arow t I ii s I
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CAcrou From
Ora111e Co AJrport > Equal Oppor Employer
for Rad)ology office. Full in person to.
nper good dr1vt.n1 re ,..... ........ P · h I d withe bllltnea. Must be me av a · a ar Y d • C II f t. Day 1h1fl, f/tlme for /tame e P wante 12&$3.00hr. Hunt. Bch. time. Mission Viejo.
831-07.-0 rec IUSIMESS
SYSTEMS
17021 Von Karman
Santa Ana. CA
(714) S4C).834()
cor a or •PP mnv bolpltal wtuctl\le. wtel«troruc part! back· dependable & able to U· 847.1214. Anabel m .
S49-3al'3 iwtorau ve nun ma pro around Ca II &44-"892 · • u m e h v Y 6 3 5. 9 8 9 o. S t a n to n • SECRETARY·Part·time,
8AM·12. contractor's or. nee. Cull respoos1billty.
typing, booltkeepine.
payroll, 536-0343 or eve
blwnS 30&7:30.675-0102
LUMCHCOUMTB 1ram Good hi Ir _v •-w•11t-. reaponaibllitJes w /1ood arz,.5525 benefit.a Contact Mrs ..---_.,.. t Y p Ing back gr n d • ---------food,.,,,...... Gniy, P.ark Udo eonv: If you want to work penonallty a. •ppear. 1---------
Ctont«. 466 P1apttlp Rd , m.lhta ~ haw • 11hll'l Part time to start 13.50. RETAIL We oHd ll dependable N a. 843.aoM. open rrom 12 mldnlabt hr. 7S.Z.S5ll Secretarlestrypist.a
l>UllOn lo work t lunch 'lll 6am, Mon lhru Thu.rs CLERKS UfE IS
F.Qual Opportunity
Employer MIF
<'o unter preparlac tllRSES AIDES Wewllltratnyootowork llALISTATI Secret.ary/Recept. sandwlchH " ulada a switchboard 4' our SALIS Beaut Irv ore needs TYPIST lack Lab Pupplet. 12
Some arlll work ln· °'"-'d Bayview Conv bulc bkkpng. Call w k I b t UTOTIM NEYER DULL model Image person r.~"--r~. wb,purebredw/papers, I d d U If """l"D 56'7 rm E O E 0 r n e a u w1strong skills. smiling _.._ lboU • nicorda. Adora· cu c o orm Hospital. 2055 Thurln --·--·-·-·----CapmraooVaJley•So. CDl9'711l1.-w.rtleh WlthOfr1ceOverload phone voice, vivacious F/tame Tuslln/lrv!n• ble.C.11557·2:508 ~ptlal be:~~-~~ap~•-A_ve_._c_.M_N2_·_3Sa5 __ . --• PEOPLE PERSON Cat. area. New plush ore. PoalUootl open lit. 2nd" Enjoy the variety or personality who enjoys area. S600 per mo. call •---------·
LI db N 1 It .,...11•.:• •IDES ElCec needs p/Ume 81. toP commtasloo plans. 3rd Qlfh In San cbo<Mlloa some of our fastpeced peopleoraenl· 731-S1Mbetwn8.30·5, .t!~~;~AKC~..:... .• n •r1 u r on. "" ~"' aoc. ln whoteule •upp~. rull or part Ume ealel. Clemtlite & Laauna wide aelecllon or lem· ed b I 05• s I to _.,...... _..._ ..... between Cuouael & 73 Ex-r. --''d. Mesa I I II tralnio1 program{ xlnt Beach.Otherareuhave por~om~ Jobe. Call uaneas. aary Typlst. 2 hrs day In ell· Muatucri ce'tlO. 0 .. 11~ .. -. lower ltv•l ln ....... ..,. Ful y cap ta , •• pl , II_.... ...... rroo 1mo 833-1030 ha r .... 6'hom n ................. -..A .........:11.11 .. V~e Conv Hosp, 611 an .or ff ,.,._ vau:v openlnp alto. No exper. m y & start tomor· · · c nge or"""'" e e · --or_..,..... ~h~ ~~ CenterSt,C.M. •-~--------producen. req'd. Apply at any of rowt s.a-.t.yflkkpr vtronmeot, lnrld'K pool. AKCPoodl Pue~
M-a. AnnJy at v'ttamlna ---------i.--------llSTWIST8M ourat.orea. For marine en,.."eering HonestMarrangement. '"'eac:1:•·~-v
Counter. "-_,' CoAa M 642 02 firm in Irvine. Top Ca 531).6'55 --..... -SU PHONE SALES ····-2.'!118NewportBlvd. ~8~ off iae • l!I"' NorthC area.540-3924 1' -au1, y
LVN. 4Wta. RN. reUef. $MONEY$ 95'M111orMMlll esa ·'n overload secretarial 1kil11 com-TYPIST pttlme. ss hi.•--------Machinist. Production Xlot oppor. Call Mrs. bined w/good worklng Needs to be tlexlble WeimaraJier Puppte,. for
trainee. amall shop. Toomey.846-7764 RIA.LISTATI RET'"" SALES 117-0061 knowled&e of bookkeep-wtgood typln& skills. saJe. Unre1lltered, m
Moul mf1. 12t Tennlnal MA.MACHI WAMTID """" r/ S Ing & payroll are Im· Own car. Earth/Science u . 1 male, 5 f•m.
Way,unJ14,CM.G40-«>01 Wam&Ada Ca1JIG1171 (&PRIDE) For well known.expand· fUIHITUal5AUS ·~~2~l~llrc~~ll~t.~M.I~~· ~I peratJve. Salary depen· backltf'OW)d pref'd. Call -.5079
I R al -.t •-El&pu'dlnaales 1: dent on exper. Call betwn:J..Spm.'42-84 •---------""PW..W 1100 ...... W..ted 7100 °1 • &'A a .. com· ExtelleotBendlla , ________ , 979-8782toarrangeforin·•--------•••••H•••••••• .... •••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• 'lbal's what 'WOr1dng for J:!11n :ri:..~:t Apply In P.-aon SICllTARJIS terview. <Permanent Ap-TYPIST /Cllrt&
INDUITllAL . .__ ··-SALIS ... UBn'.BlYI
Commlsalon and salary
compematklo packaae during ln.itJaJ
8 week tralnlng period.
Com~enslve individual +group
technJcal tra1nina pre>Jram. Volume bonus plan. Group Insurance procram.
NaUonat Industrial Manufacturer
bu openino for an amblti.ous sale.a
minded. person looklna for a
tremendou,a career potential In
contraet protected terrltc.Jry. If you ere re8dy to commit to a $18,000 to '20.000firatyear lncomecal.l:
Oliilr II C,01p11._
Toll Free: Q/~1153 Tu.u,, Ma.v lotti, im rrom e AM to 1.PtlL •
nme/Ufe Ubrar1ea la ha\#9 apertenc.. Salary TM ....... Gtllld AcctnaClerb/Bkkprs pllcant.101lly1 f<X' scbool. >.tlemoon 4c
all about. We have the plm + All ap..tica""--1801£.l)yerRd,S.A. 9 Sl<tOOMo ~~v --*"hr Call--------belt~sale9aroup ln cootl~nllal. Applyt°: f'4.ill0pp£mplyrm/f •• 6 • SECRET ARY ~i"bt~9·3ci & 11 ~
So. nr.4iwhenYoUJotn Ad. No. 889, D•ll1 Pilot. ~~~y ... ~IFees Put your secretarlal,_AM_only......;_. ____ _ our orp.nUaUoo 1ou call Clap&ned Advertltlnc. RN • lVN ~...,., • "41ency _...... .. 1n tov .. avwage idnt money per w Bay St Cot 40208lrcb8t.StetCM ........ towor. our e· Waltreas" KJtcben Help.1---------.... We have a 1uaran· ~-;. ... ,. _.,;,.• ta P'"1-11 T Xlnt bene Newport acb 833-8180 ly O(ca. Be able to work *" .... ., hr + u-. Mu.a' '"' -....., -, .. .._. · • · CalHor Independently. Good ~~--... In n-_,,.:" .... pm i..s be.M ~1 +comm. --------BQvtn Coo•. Hoeptta1, ~~~or!!!!!!!!appt~1~D~ta~b~·es~I p11one manner a plua" " r'I;•-·· -• + bonua. But, eq11all1 1.1....,./0fcMcr. 206$ Tburto Avt, CM. 1-\1ll6na &kills 5S+ w.Pm Or 11oe1 Plua, :U2l ~ ~J~ that Needed b7 eorponl'loo ..;.ea...;;...;.llGS.;...______ .._,''Z"........ r.q'cl. 11 .. bn per wit 6 8a1tiOa Bl, NB --------e c:!' u;u0 ... ~Ull JOUr for plu•h Sea Juao _. 1~ llOOd ......_,... A pl .• ou ""' •orklna QalJlstn.DOolc. Newport acb Law filaijj "°· _ _. ...... ce:'J• WAJTllSS
Of a w/004 • Meodl,y 91S'MUtortcMut Flrm. T)~ 70 wpm1 ~:1:l;r; (Near ~'d. Ph 548-'7132 ~ wlllle you sell a abortband, ma1 cero · · ·E •r .. t produet-Tbe.._.. ...... aa.al&a exp dttlreble tyror O.O.Alrpor1l£.O. · WAITRESSES. So. Lq,
8uutllul Ttme/LUe ,.._,.. more le1al exp XI t ldl NB Ir CM l>ttime •
Book Strl••· Start academic record. Sat.~ s;;~~:;c~hi~e~furla fJtlme. Coffee •cbopb lie.a,.
1>/tlrnt, but f /tllM HaJl. ) commen1urat1 w /up. nrm nds mulU·&aleDt.ed &els Pl•ue. ar • • •---------
We will treln entttetlc, fir Ad ktilft &U-1600. sec'y, lYPlnl 80 wpm. I OllllOlc. CTl4)149-035l ~~~:1~:!. ~ SICTo-s10•010'0 t:~~'A:~;.:U:~P~l. ~J.H~~Eu!. s~~: Free to 10od bcml4 St; t*adiaa~rtqwrtdlnt. Cal I • lrd belpful, aot reca d. ava.lJ Pbone (or a_ppt. Blrnatd :I yr., OolCetl Won rvi'111e l.ilJ -... Excellent future wttb More tnlo 75U184. Peter HT·D212 ulc ror Mt. na; t mo Lrl.Ollerred C.llMotl ""' raptdly &rowina am. co A. 1.Aodrum Ask for Wen. Newport Sl&· 1113-10:17 nuar OC'.A&.rport. Good RUili tawslec. ~-------~~-1111( JI IF£ Ill'-typlq, flH req., om~ .. •• • IOIO • f LI _. m1mt K•o\lltltdlt or Service Slalloo Atleo· W l G STY LI 91 · ......... ••••• ... •••••••
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Orange
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my new Uncoln, I got the belt trNtment at
Johnson & Son... ·
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Anaheim
Orange County's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership
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VOL 70, NO. 129, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
W ASJUNGTON (AP> -Presi·
dent Carter proposed an eight·
point program today t.o shore uP
the finaaciaJly.,_troubled Social
Secur.ity 1ystedf by r,tsinc the
Social Security taxes paid by
employers and many middle and
upper income Americans.
The President asked Congress
In a message to divert some
general tax revenues into the
Social Security trust funds whm
unemployment rb~ above six
perc.ent. The jobleStJ rite now ts
sevni percent.
The plan also would require
employers to pay tbelr share or
Soclal Security tnea on all or an
employe'a lncome, rather than
just on a portion as they do now.
The ma}(imum income on
which employea pay Social
Security taxes, now set al $16,500,
would rise $2,400 by 1985 in add1·
tlon to expe(led automatic in·
creases between now anc:l then.
Increasing the wage-base ce11-
i ng, as the $16,500 fia:ure is
called, would mean. that
emploYes who make more than
the present maximum would pay
hJsh~r taxes. Tues for all Social Security
taxpayers would go up slightly in
1985 and &0mewbat more in 1990
in addition to automatic rate in-
Dally ,., ... Stiff .......
OFFICER JOHN DALY PREPARES TO CHECK HUHTINGTON BEACH FIRE SCENE
Arson Suspected In Blaze at Pacific Coast Highway Jazz Club
7 Clues Sought
In Torching -Of Eatery
AD SUCCESS
'GS MOB . Comp l'eblt.
jt Sood ('OQ(t, $1,000. tall
• XU·XJCXX.
So. lf you have a vehlcle, or
anytbinf else to sell, call th
Dally Pilot at "2·5'78 for quick
rttult.1. AlOOf th Oran1e Coast.
the Dilly Pilot II lh• place to ad·
. V.rtlle.
creases that are pegged to ln·
creates in the cost or living.
Other provisions of the Carter
plan would shift some revenues
from the Hospital Insurance
Trust Fund, the relatively
healthy fund uaed to pay the
hoapilallzation portion or
Medicare, into the Old Aee.
Survivors and Disability Trust
Funds that are running out of
money.
Patty
Social Security tax rates for
the sell-employed. would rise
from seven percent to 1 .S per-
cent. New rules setting a
person's eli&lbllity for benefits
would eliminate a provision that
allows men t.o collect depen·
dent's benefits even IC they were
not dependent on their wives.
As expected. a provision was
proposed to correct an error in a
1972 law that resulted in over-
compensathii future TetJrees ior
ihcre&Jef in tlie cost of Uvlq.
The Carter proposal w•s
rnteeHary because the hJtb l.Dl·
employment of recent yean,
coupled with the 19'12 law requlr-
l n a automatic cost·of·Uving
benefit increases for the nation's
33 millloo Social Security recl·
pient.s; threatened to bankrupt
the trust funds. ·
Hearst
I •
Gets Probation \ .
when she committed crf mes. The
judge said that was a mltigaUng
factor in his decision and he said
he had ample evidence that she
would commit no further crimes.
He struck from the court re-
cord two allegations of use of a
firearm which could have in·
tensified any sentence against
Miss Hearst. The five years' pro-
bation applies to both counts to
which she pleaded no contest, a
plea the juage said was tanta·
mount lo guilfj.
Th,e potential sentence for the
convicted heiress who joined
forces with her revolutionary ab-
ductors could have ranged Crom
as little as straight probation to as
much as lS'h years to life in
prison.
Bude 'Fieeee'
Love Loses in Tennis
WASHING TON (AP) -Sen. William Proxmire
bestowed his "fleece of the month" award today on
the National Endowment for the Humanities for mak·
ing a $2,500 federal grant for a study of why people are
rude on public tennis courts.
'l'he federal agency made the grant to Arlington
County, Va., to determine why tennif players hog the .c:ourta and become frustrated when they have to wait to play.
The project involves hiring the consulting
services of a.professor of ethics and philosophy and a
professor of sociology. It includes a survey of the at.
titudes of about 300 players toward local tennis re·
gulations.
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"By watching lie Nastase or Bob Hewitt throw
.-.lr'~ma.,r·· ·· ~~\>JS1<m taxpa;.~ ~ · · . • -~
-'Fi'ave saved 'the expense~" Pr~xmire ~.ai~ ~ a.sti1te;11~ j -u..o,, __ .... ~~·" , "!~ "i;'t•~ ·~ -• .• _..,....._ •. i.:~).O'*~· .. ...-•'· --.
' The WtscORsin Democrat makes bis monthTy
award for the most ironic example of wasteful gov-ernment spending.
Teaehers' Paet
Mediator A.waited
In Stalled Talks
Huntington Beach City
(elementary) School District
teachen have declared an im·
passe in contract negotiaUons ·
and are walling tor a stale·
appointed mediator to intervene
In the st.ailed talk:;.
But achool board President
Brian Garland said today he
believes the mediator "is n°'
necenary" and a settlement
may be reached lh1a week.
Garland uid district oClictals
are compillna health and welfare
beneflta information which could
bring about a contract setUement
at the next negotiation session
Tuesday. ·
Teacher spokesman Lori An·
derson said Friday contract is-
sues at Impasse Include salary,
benefits, class size, a no-strike
clause, grjevance procedure1 transfer policy agency shop anc1
teacher association rtaht.s.
Teachers have asked the c:lla·
trict for a 13 percent pay hike,
but the district has offered only a
4.5 percent boost. accordina to
Supertntendt!Jlt S.A. Mott ett.
Garland said today the pay
boost may be higher than the 4.5
percent off er.
A% DAIL. Y PIL.OT H/F
I BY STEVE MITCHILL Of•kfJl'IMel111H
The Orange County Board of
Supervl4ors will be consldertnf
the purchase or about 130 ncres or
~anyon land ln west Coata Mesa
a t a pubUc hearing May 18..
The parcel, tentatively called
Talbert Regional Park, is located
south or Fairview Re1lonal Park
a nd north of 19th Str~et In Costa
Mesa. It is bonlered on the west
,by the Sunta Ana River and on
OfllY .. 1101 11•11 l"holo
SEEKS U.S. TITLE
Junior Mlaa Cook
Junior Miss
Contest Has
lroine Girl
Tonight's the night \\-hen
Irvine's V1rg1nia Cook, the
California Junior Miss, "'111 vie
for the national Junior Miss title
on national television.
M 1ss Cook, 18, a senior at
University High School, will
compete against 49 other
American teens at the Junior
Miss pageant in Mobile. Ala. The
pageant will be televised at 9
o'clock on ens. channel 2.
Miss Cook, fluughtcr of
Thomas <md Jt•wcl Cook. earlier
won the stale title over 63 other
California girls.
Winner of tonight's contest will
rec_J:ive a $15,000 scholarship,
wlfh other winners receiving
lesser amounts.
Contestants in the Junior Miss
<'Ontests are selected on the basis or poise and appearance, fitness.
creative and performing arts.
scholastic achievement and a
Judges mtcn 1r"'
M tss Cook 1~ acli ve on the
school newspaper, and in debate
<1nd drama. and 1s fou nding pre-
sident of the campus Junior Ex·
changt-Club She also 1s a vars1tv
.!>ongleadcr. ·
th• t by bluff• along Pacltlc
venue lD Cotta M••·
.
told rteeall; to UM City of Olita
Meaalor' aboUt $30,000 an acre.
The hind bu beat oottii--·--
ty '1 muter plan of nsloaal
parJu for many years.
State Mutual Savinp and Loan
Association, owner of the proper·
ty, hu ofCered it to the county for
$15,000 an acre.
An adjacent pars:el owned by
lbe same savillas illstituUon was
He tald the county woold pro.
bably'have to buy the river bed property in any caae, because of
tho planned wtdenlnt of the San·
ta Ana river tor flood coatrGI
pll'l)OleS. -.
lbde 1ald lund.ln,j for lb• PVk
land. bu been appropriated for
the l$exl fllcat year from coanly
ffvbon.-Beaehes and Paro Dla-trt~ and county's Flood Control Diatrict funds.
If the board votes to ao ahead
wttb the acquisition, Hyde Hid,
lbe area would probably remain
undeveloped open apace foe a
while.
"'Jie doo't uve • aoneral do-
.
vetopment plan f<W tM , W
lb• loulbe1"D ball at leut .OW.d
remain natural.
"It would l~ there unUl a plan
is devised," fb'de said. He said
the northern portlon mitht bed •
veloped as a park area, much
like Falrvlew Regional Parle
which abuts ll.
The public hearing wlll begin
at 9 :30 a.m, ln Room 60S of the
county AdmlnlatraUon Building,
51$ N. SycalllON St.. 5anta Ana.
Ford Group Takes Irvine Lead
By TOM BARLEY Ol llW Delly .. li.t lull
An E ast Coast group that ha.s the backing of Henry Ford II and
Joan Irvine Smilh took the lead
again~ in the baWe wltl) the
Mobil Corporation for contlol of
the Irvine Company.
The r.P placed • new bid
before directors of the James
F,....P.,,eA2
STORM TO VANISH. • •
F ernando Navarro, 19, of San·
ta Ana and his passenger,
Ne1trete Orblia, 34, both of Santa
Ana, died after ·Navarro's car
skidded into a wall and utility
pole in the 3000 block of McFad·
den Street.
Mrs. Orhlia was reportedly a
widowed mother of seven.
One of the major incidents of property damage occurred Sun·
day night in Huntington Beach
when the roof of the United
California Bank, 319 Main SL col·
lapsed apparently from the
weight or accumulated rain
water.
Bank officials this morning
were busy transferring money,
!>a(e deposit boxes and bank re·
cords to the UCB at 7902 Edinger
Ave. ·
Damage estimates were not
immediately available but police
said that no one was in the bank
at the time the roof caved in.
Elsewhere along the coast, the
storm was responsible for
damage to scores of trees and
what officials call localized flood ·
ing which quickly dissipated.
City officials estimate that
most of the debris left in the
;;torm's wake will take a few
:lays to clean up.
The only major boating dis-
.lster reported along the Orange
Coast occurred in Seal Beach
where an unmanned bail barge
drifted free of its moorings and
broke up off the Alamitos Bay
Peninsula.
In Newport, harbor patrolmen
said the only call for help they
responded to was issued when the
U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Point
Divide lost power while coming
into the harbor and was washed
onto the west jetty.
Harbor patrolmen said the
crew was able to get the boat off
drought condlUons.
Based on 8 a .m. readings, Qte
storm totals were recorded in the
following areas:
Santa Ana civic center, 1.50 in·
ches: Santiago Peak, 2.80 inches;
Huntington Beach, 2.55 inches;
Newport Harbor, 1.54 inches; ,
North Irvlne, 2.15 inches;
Laguna Beacll. 1.32 inches and
Lagunal\Jiguel, 1.21 lncbes.
The ,,..ater-saving effect of the
storm was explained by Carl
Kymla, general manaer of the
Moulton-Niguel Water Diatrict
who pointed out lbat most ol the
wa t er co n s ummed by
homeowners is used for watering
their yards.
"Sixty percent of domestic
consumpUon is outside irrtge.
t1on," be said. He said the effect
of such a rainfall lasts ten days to
two weeks. which could produce
substantial savings in diatricts
such as his where domestic use
constitutes more than 7S percent
of the di5trict's customers.
County fire departmenl
spokesman Bruce Turbeville said
the rainfall will provide "a
good, temporary slowdown rrom
the danger of wildland fires."
But the fire oCficial cautioned
that the respite provided by the
rain could end quickly i! the
weather turns bot and dry.
A spokesman for the county
agricultural commissioner said
the rain should benefit the coun·
ty's crops, although he 1ald'lhere
might be some loss of strawber·
riea fromrain·induced rot.
Shot Clinica
Announeed
Irvine FCIWldaUoo today, but re-
luled to elaborate on tbe new~
fer.
Spokesmen would only confirm
that the bid ls tn excess or Mobu·s
lateatbldoC$30T.1 mllUon.
They said the amount of the of·
fer wW be made public aa aoon as
Foundation directors have had
an opportunity to discuss the bid
at a meeting scheduled for later
today. .
The new offer, If it is accepta·
ble to the foundation, means that
Mobil muatnow aubmit a new bid
if it ia to remain in contention for
ihe Irvine Company. Mobil once
almost bought the Irvine Com-
pany for $200 million.
MobO officials today refused to
comment on Use new offer made
by their competitors unW they
have had an opportunity to ex·
amine the bld.
Princlpals ln the conaortlum
that notr lq)peara to have the
edSe on Mobil Include Ford, Mn.
Smith Detrott developer Allred
Taubdsan, Wall Street financier
Charles Allen and developer·
Donald Bren, the son of actress
Claire Trevor.
Bren hu reportedly provided
more than 60 percent of tbe funds
needed by the group to acquire
the Irvine Company.
Bren bas been further Iden-
tified as the drivln& force behind
anti-Mobil advertisements that
have appeared ln several na·
lional and local newspapers in
recent weeks.
The advertisements have sug.
gested that Mobil would be beUer
occupied in investing its funds ln
development of energy resources
r a ther than the takeover of
Irvine properties totalling more
than 70,000 acres.
The sale of the Irvine Company
became inevitable when the
Federal Tax R4;r.orm Act of 1969
ruled that foundaUol\8 such as
the James Irvine Foundation
could no longer retain majority
holdings in private companies.
But plans to sell the Irvine
Company to Mobil --including
the Foundation's controllin& in· tereat of 54.5 percent -were
abandoned two years ago when
Mrs. Smith took legal acUon to
sideline the $200 mlllion sale in
Orange County SUperior Court.
Judge James F. Judge is
awaiting the outcome of the cur·
rent bidding batU~ ~tween the
two contenders before be rules on
the legality of the sale.
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Nesetelfio•e
These two Miami pals seem ,
to like to keep in touch. so
to say. One seems to have •
the run of things while the
other is confined to an ob·
servation post in a van.
Carter Arrives in Switzerland
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP> -A senior official aboard the
President Carter arrived here to-President's jet disclosed on the
day to meet with Syrian Presl· flight Crom LOndon that Carter
dent Halez Assad in tallts the would meet in Washington with
Syrian leader said he hoped Shimon Peres if, as expected,
would become a "turning point" Peres becomes prime minister of
in the search for a Middle East Israel as a result of the May 17
peace. Israeli elections. Peres, defense
"I believe it is the year of hope minister, is serving as acting
for substantial progress," Carter prime minister.
said as he and Assad met briefly The official said such a meet·
wlth reporters before beginning ing probably would t ake place
their discussion. very soon after the elections.
"We are greatly optimistic," Carter was scheduled to Oy
said Auad, quickly adding that a back to London tonight and to al·
''m agic wand'• was not at hand tend a North Atlantic Treaty
but that "obviously there is the Organi2ation meeting here Tues-
wlll to look for a solution." day before returning to the Unit·
Before leaving London, site of ed States Tuesday night.
going to be exceeding)y impor·
tant" In the formulation of the
Carter administration's "final
views'' about what it can do to
promote a settlement in the long-
troubkd rcgion.
Geneva was chos~n as neutral
ground for the meeting after the
47·ycar·old Synan refused to go
to Washington to outline· hi~
views on how peace with Israel
could be achieved. Carter has
already met in Washington with
Israeli Prime Minister Yilzbak :
Rabin, Egypltan President
Anwar Sadat and King Hussein
of Jordan, and meets there later
this month with Crown Princr
Fahd of Saudi Arabia. a seven-nation weekend summit Carter said his meeting with
conference, Carter conferred Assad and other Arab and Israeli ·
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with the leaders of Britain, leaders would put blm "in a bet· PiJJP.lW r.~ 'll'--~\J'-.. ..,_-V ~ ~ ....... ~ ..... · ud ~·· ' • • If-~ ·m~~· , -~ j ·" t ~.... ":.a ...... c...~lh., . ~~-.--to'J 1ethe•...::mJot .. : ·-... .. 1( ... y .. ·.:. •. -., .. n!!uUt ""a ww-nlnt; on e agreement .•. and dls'agree· _ _ •
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-Titre&' fmmwil~atJ~n cllnlcs for'"' anafyils""; Page A4>~ • -'S'ec;eta;.y ·or :S!al~ Cyrus ~-lt~~ ~a.a-·~ "~ --
Water district oCficials from
FRESNO <AP> Fresno throu~hout the Orange Coast
County has had a hom1c1de tn· acknowledged that the rainfall
volving ~unplay ut a bar for tht' would have some short-term
M.'<'ond straight Sunday nighl. benefits, but all agreed lhat It
Pol1 r(.' rC'port Be n Wa yne would not alleviate the statewide
Rrusso :10. of f·rcsno. was !!hot to * * * death when ht• pulled hu. eun
while trying to intervene m a C•-nn, Cw•*• fight hetween his brother·in-law .:::lfAI ~
.mfl <1nother man atthe Turf Club
here 1.ite Sunday night
Rrusso was shot in the nec:k
and tht.• upper chest by Jamil'
Clark. 37 of Fresno, a fr1end of
thc other man who had ~n
f1ghtmi, police satd. Clark fled
the bar and was being sought.
Swap Meet Slated
By Valley Chamber
Fountain Vnllt>y Chamber of
Commerce rnt'mbcrs wlll hold a
swap meet May 14 Mt the Foun·
lain Plaza, 18020 Brookhursl St..
from 9a.m. to5p.m .
Chamber officials have asked
members to clean out 'their
closeta and garages and l)rtng
salable items to the swap meet.
For more information, call
962"'441.
OftANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
PotDerinHB
There were a number of power
failures in Huntington Beach
because or lhe rain and wind Sun·
day.
Jim Kennedy, area manager of
the Southern California Edison
Company. said 1.900 customers
were without power in southern
Huntington Beach from 9:40lo10
a .m.
Another 2,400 customers suf.
fered a power outage rrom 11:10
a .m. to 12 noon when a tree blew
Into power lines in the 6300 block
of W am er Avenue.
Kennedy said portions of Costa
Mesa and Fountain Valley also
were wltb(>ut electric services
for a lesser period of time.
: "'-t fiaMJ"1il
Salvation Army Com·
mlsalooer Arnold Brown ol
Toronto bas beiri namid Ule n e ~-g e o er al of tho
worldWide orgahlzatton. .
c hi Id r en and adults are They said that East-West de-Vance sald Assad's views "are WASHINGTON (AP) -With Tschedu1Uedlbe~-Hld~~1,!'gton Beach. ~~~~~e:~u~\b~e C~~~°u~f;~ oil expected to begin flowin.g wo w ,..,.. uwt week.( throulh the Alaska pipeline this Immunizations against polio continue e forts lo make East Trial of Allaway summer Congress Is taking a
measles, rubella, diphtheria' Berlin an· Integral part of East look at pricing policies that will
whooping cou1b1 mumps and Germany, rather than a sector of Delayed 3 Wee•·-help determine how much the oil tetanus will be given at no a four·power c~ty under the Unit· &8 is going to cost. , .
charae. ed States, Britain, France and Federal Energy Administrator
The clinics will be open from 3 the Soviet Union. A three-week delay was or· John F. O'Leary beads the wit·
p. m . unW 8 p.m. Upon arriving here Carter said dered today ln the Orange County ness list as the Senate's energy
They will be h~ld Tuesday at .. we hope to be back" later this Superior Court trial of a man ac· con servation subcom m ittee'
Peterson School, 20861 year for renewed Geneva talks cusedofkillingsevenpeopleand hearstesllmonytodayfromgov·
Farnswc>rtb Lane; Thursday at between larael and her Arab wounding two others during a ernm ent officials, economists
Perry School, 19231 Hardine neighbors. shooting spree last July 12 00 the and oil company executives.
Lane; and May 26 at Bushard It was not Immediately clear Cal State Fullerton campus. Sen. Henrv M. Jackson, D·
School, 19899EducaUonLane. whether Carter meant he Presiding Judge Byron K. Wash., chairman of the Senate
Parenta must accompan,y their personally would return to McMillan set a new trial date of Energy Committee, said 8 key ls.
children to the cllnJc and abould Switzerland for 8 G~neva peace May 31 for Edward Charles AJ. sue is whether to treat Alaska oil
bring any immwlbatlon records C!>nference or waa stmply refer· laway, 37, when be learned that as foreign oil under a govern-
tbey have. nn1 to the fact that the United ~Tn~al.!k:~s~~~~~e~~ m e nt program designed to
Terrorism
To Increase?
WASHINGTON <AP) -In· t ernattonal terrorllm, a
phenomenon of the lt70t, II lltety
to inc~aae wbile at the same
time receiving encourqemen\
from some countrle11 the State Departmentuys.
In correspondence mada
pubUc SUnday by Sen. Jacob
Javlll (ft.N.Y.), the department
Identified Iraq, lJbya, Somalia
and South Yemen u countries
btilevecl to have aided terrorilts
lri recent years+
THERE IS .. every lndlcation
that lritemaUonaJ tcrroriam II oo
the lncreue." tbe department
told lavtta. • member o( tbo
Senate Forcdp Relatloaa eom.
mittee.
Newport Bridge
Delays Reported
JVewport Beach'• pubUo Walts
director 1aya be "°"' doubti the new Pacific Co•at Rl1hway
brtdJ• over~ N~ 8• lJ IOinl to bit com&Uteld bj mt.; In a HPQrt pr'P&l't!d for de-
Jlvery to d~ comtdJmea at t1*r" study sel&ica tbll ~Joe
Devlla slid dil«Ya tailled bf Ute
cout.aJ commilalOD ltav• madt it .. Inc~ doiwal Ullt a;.
PCH =WW'-• UM 11De ID '7t,'' u 'lillrP'*"Dld .
Statbesalrmenaftd thef Sovtet Union are denial of a change of venue for equalize crude oil costs paid by coc o the stalled COD· domestic rertners. ference. Allaway'• trial.
PHO.TO ENLARGEMENT SPECIAL
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( ... C...-below) ~
Pl!US FAST SERVICE-..,.:~
It~ BY 9 a .m. OUT BY 4:10 p m
w •. '10 our own P4'<>Cr\\•l'q
•>n thr pr.,tnl\r\
ONE OA'Y t:OLOR PROCESSING -WE DO OUR OWN ~~~7'"":WIW"-'!MP.Jll: .. ~9:""~":;"'::-p;,
INST ANT PASSPORT PHQTOS
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An Eat Coatt l~P jJ\Q\ bu \be backlog of 8en.ry .Ford U and
Joan Irvine Smith took th• lead
again tbday ln the battle wit.I) the
MobirCorporaUon for control of
the Irvine Company.
The ll'OUP placed a new bid
before d1tectora of the James
Irvine FoundaUon today,
It was later revealed by
Detroit developer. Alfred Taub-
man that bis organization bas of-
fered $309,251,250 or S3$.75 a
ab are, for the Irvine Company.
The bid tops the recent S:Sa·
share Mobil ofter by $2,103,750.
Identifying himself and de-
veJoper Donald Bren as the
senior partners in the con-
sortium. Taubman commented
\
that the Eaat Coast croup la
"abaolutely determined to
purchase the Irvine Com pan,.
"We 1hall remain ln thia bid·
ding race with Mobil unUI our et·
forts meet with succeu," Taub-
man said.
The new orrer, lf it ls accept.a.
ble to the foundation, m eans that
MobU must now submit a new bid
if it is to remain in contention for
Patty Hearst
Gets Probation
LOS ANGELES CAP ) -
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no
contest to assault and robbery
charges, was given five years'
probation today by a judge who
said she was no th real lo society.
Super ior Court Judge E
Talbot Callister acled after the
prosecutor joined the defense in
asking that Miss Hearst spend no
f urlher ti me ID j a~
"I don•t think there 1s a heart
in America that isn't full of com·
passion for th e parents,•·
Callister said. lie called Ran-
dolph and Catherine Hearst
''good people who love their
daughter "
Probation does not necessarily
Heritage Park
mean freedom for Miss Hearst.
since she is under a seven.year
prison sentence for robbing a San
Francisco bank. She was freed
six months ago on Sl.25 milhon1
bail pending appeal or. that con·
viction and the 9th U.S. D1stnct
Court of Appeals is expected to
rule soon in that case.
If her appeal is rejected, she
could return to serve at least 14
months before being eligible for
probation.
The slender. 23·year-old Mass
Hearst stood surrounded by her
attorneys as the judge pro·
nounced sentence. All four mem·
bers of her original derense team
came to court for the sentencing.
Skateboard Course
'Strongly' Opposed
Residents around lrvine·a course being planned would druw
Heritage Park say they are youngsters rrom all over Orange
"vehemently opposed" to a com-County. plus other areas of
mercial skateboard course in Southern Califocnia.
that park and have accused the She predicted the traHic now
city of being unfair lo Northern on Walnut Avenue. already bad
lrvl neresldenta. at certain llmes, would be even
Barbara.Sl9>,n. prcs~dentoJth~ .. , WCU'Je~lt\~JWM~cilJ.U.,_ ..•
.Crt!entrec H\;mes Asso<."'iatfdn: •n .... ~,&J'da)·-..-~--+--·
Her parents sat in a front row in
the packed courtroom.
Callister told Miss Hearst she
would have to make restitution to
those whose property she
damaged when she tired two
machine guns in a wild sporting
goods store fracas May 16, 1974.
Miss Hearst spoke not a word
during the proceedings. She wore
a brown sweater and brown
tweed skirt with boots and was
hustled in and out of court under
pn v ate guard
Deputy Dist. Atty . Sam
Mayerson said he felt that there
had been too much effort by law
enforcement .. n ot to show
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. ,..a. l~!~S~)s>)lW,c.t~ .cq,1 n ~cp.U~ .... s~r.n~~t.~m~ ~OJ4IU'~ "' __ .:ctr,~---·~ -~ ~ffle 'fl.'~~
plan a .. n ambo.Yant means or ex-considered by the commercial
plo1t10g our young." skatetx-ard group -S2 for a two·
Speaking for the board of hour skateboarding session. plus
directors of the homeowners· another $1 if safety equipment 1s
~roup. Mrs. Sloan asked that a rented.
free skateboard course be built in Mrs. Sloan churged that the c1·
llerituiie Park instead. ty Is being and1fferent to the con·
A slmJlar request was made cerns oC residents in the northern
two weeks ago by hom eowners an sector of Irvine
the adjacent Lract, California "When the city council up·
Dally ~11•1 Slatt Pl>olo
SEEKS U.S. TITLE
Junior MIH ·cook
Junior Mus
Contest Has
Homes. Both tracls he across the pro\'ed the lighted stadium lat J • G • l
street from Herltaae Park which lrnne High an Heritage ParkJ, nJUW ir
is.now under construction and1flcrence was shown to those
The city council is scheduled to I rv1ne residents who, quite
discuss the matter of the pro· literally. U\'e on the other side of
p osed skateboard course at the tracks," Mrs. Sloan wrote.
Tuesday's 7·30 p.m meeting at .. Out ol 11ght. and therefore.
city hall. out of nund for those who hve in
Mra. Sloan argues in her letter the more amuent south," she
that the large scale commerc1aJ continued .
Mangers W,ill V o_te
,ltor. Deaih Penalty
•
SACRAMENTO (AP> -An
.Prange o.ant.v Democrat 1atd
todny ho wtll "reluctantly" vote
Tonight's the night when
Irvine's Virgini a Cook. the
Cahforrua Junior Mass. ·will vie
for the national Junior Miss title
on national telev1s1on.
Mass Cook, 18, a senior at
University High School. will
compete against 49 other
American teens al the Junior
Miss pageant in Mobile. Ala. The
pageant will be televised al 9
o'clock on CBS, channel 2. ' r.uu Cook, daughter of
Tbomo.a and Jewel Cook, earlier
won the state title over 43 Other
California Slrll.
Mill Cook Is active on the
school new1papet, and In dtbat•
end drama, and is foundtnc pre·
sldent of the campus Junior Ex-
change Club. She also la a vanity
songleader.
the Irvane Company. Mobil once
almost bought tbe Irvine Com·
pay for SlOO mUUon. .
Mobil officials today reruaed to
comment on the new otter made
by their compeUtora until they
have had an opportunity to ex·
amine the bid.
Prtnclpals in the consortium
that now appears to have the
edj?e on Mobil Include Ford, Mrs.
Smith, oetrOit develop« Alfred
Taut>man: Wall Street fthanclu
Charlt1 Allon and developer
Donald Bri~ the son of ttctresa
Claire Trevor. .
Bren bas ~rtedly provided
more than flO percent or the funds
needed by the croup to acquire
the Irvine Company.
Bren has been further tden·
titled u the driving force behind
...
anU-Mobll advvtlaernents that
hne appeared in several na.,
tlonal and local newspapers in
re(ent weekl.
The advertisements have SUI·
aested that Mobil would be better
occupted In investing its funds in
development of ener'y resources
rather than the takeover of
lrvlne properties totalling more
(See lllVIN'E, Page AZ>
NEW 'CONSTRUCTION CENTER' COMPLEX CONTAINS CLEANER BUSINESSES
lrvlne Comp•ny Develop• Attr•cttve Locale for Heny lnduatry ------------------------
Messy Complexes
Fenced in Irvine
Stonn Seen
Waning
On Coast •
By IULARY KAY E fi~ials say they are concerned
011 ... Dauv ""•IS'•" about the unattractiveness of the
Construction Center. one of the area, but there is nothing they
newest areas of the Irvine In· can do immediately. By JOANNE REYNOLDS dalCt'tal Qxnplex, ta filled wilh Tb · es are un~fr leue 0t111eD.i1y,.1 ... s1.11
dirty, messy. aenerally unattrac· fo lht lrvtne Company, 'Ind lire Weather forecasters predicted •
e schedWJedtoJle ........ out.New today tbe -nn front tbat. -live companies. busloe$HS will have to conform dumped nearly lwo inches of rain
TbeN'• a oetl'Nft' plant, a nab-to the standards used across the on Southern California this
• blsh company· a vehicle st.oraee street in the new area. officials weekend would vanish as quickly
yard, a metal recycling plant and CSeeCENTER,PageA2) as it came. leaving sunny, spring a paving company, to name a daysinltawake.
few· • The Mother's Day storm was They re moneymakers ~nd ~re Fractured viewed as both a curse and a
helpful to the construction m· blessing by civic ofricials .du~~~µ.,l lh~ '-a~,~v·.re~d;'>r,#""--.ilk-D" --'"'__,1-'Qd' ~~~~~Q\llth.e.~~et~~--:_-__:-~·
'le. tftds okvn~te~1'•"U ~~ ~ftl.U~ savlPs bel\eO~ .. Q~lh~ rai •. ~ :-~~ ~:~~:~'!.. ,."'::: 'Iii' ~et ~e of on Uie other ffi~li' '"
town: . . D · th c · e perty damaged by t e storm. Dravmg through Conslrucllon ea 808 In Long Beach damage
Center, located off Barranca estimates were set 'at $750,000 Road. south of Jamboree A fractured skull caused the t . th t t hed
B l d '• 's hard to tell wtiat death of a 21-year-old Anaheim from thC: w1ster a ouc. . ou evar • h d o w n t n a re s i d e n l 1 a l hes behind the: facades of un· w om an in v o 1 v e d in an neighborhood in the central part
ifor"!l landscapmg and screened industrial accident in Irvine Fri· of the city and moved northerly
fencing, . day, the Orange County inaswathdfdeslruction.
The Irvine ~ompany, de· Coroner'sOfficertvealedloday. The small tornado struck a
veloper of the md.ustrlal com· A coroner's deputy said the lO·block area near 12th. Street
plex, said that providing such an autopsy has been compJeted for and Chestnut Avenue, uprooting
altraclio.;e environment for such Paula Ramirez, an employe al trees damaging roofs and shat-
d1rty companies is n novel ideo. TOK Industries, 17071 Daimler tering windows, but causing 00 Irvine ~mpAny spokesmen said St. However, h e said in· known deaths or serious injuries.
1t hasn l been used elsewhere. vestiptors from bis office and The Long Beach tornado was I~ many cities. such com· from the state Occupational the second twister to hit Southern
panies locate on la!'d zoned for Safety Health Administration California this season. A similar
them on the outak1rts of town. <OSHA> are still trying to piece st.orm in Fullerton in mid-March
"Cleaner" companies often nee together the details of the acci· caused about $1.5 million the area, leaving behind an dent. d am age. eyesore. The incident occurred at 10:30 Meanwhile county officials at-
Sucb is the case across the p.m. Friday at the Irvine plant. tributed the deaths of two people
street from C~nstructlon Center, Paramedics were called to the in Santa Ana early Sunday to the on Const.ruction Way East and scene. but the young woman died
Construction Way West. before reaching Tustin Corn-storm conditions.
The same types ot companies munlty Hospital. Fernando Navarro, 19, of San·
-rubbish, recycling, cement -Witnesses next to Miss ta Ana a nd his pasaeneer,
are located in that area, but the Ramirez's work station said they Ne"rete Orhlla, 34. both of, Santa
streets are littered, few com· notlced a "fire·llke blast" from Ana, dled after Navarro a car
panles are landscaped, many the plastlc-moldU.g machine ;she skidded into a wall and u.t\~
lack fencing and mo~t of the was standl"."' in front of an,.d•hen pole ln the 300<> block of McF • .. lbl 'th ... -. • den Street . fences that ar~ Ven e are ea er ai•w her fytna: on the groun mo· Mrs Odilia was reportedly 3 torn or ugly. menta later. id ·.... h c That area wu originally zoned None of the witnesses reJ)Ortcd w ow""" mot er o seven •
for ht!avy lnduatrlal u1~ before hearing a loud nol!e or leeUng a One Qf ~he major lncldenta or
the ci•--lnco-.wated City of· c,...c""•ion .... om •he blaat, tead· property amaae occurred Sun· • ..., • rv• • ..... ,_ u ,. day night in Huntington Beach
in11 lnve&Ugaton to beUeve there when the roof ot tt10 Un.lted
wa1n'tenexplosfon. c t1rorn1 B k 31"M I St l Several witnesses aald that a a an ' • • n .co • after Mt11 Ramirez fell, 1.,snetal lapsed ap~arently from the
conveyorbeltfellontopofher. weight ol accumulat9d rain water. Irvine police said several Bank officials this momJn'
members of Miss Ramirez' were buay t.ranaferrlna money,
family work at TDK, which <SeeSTO&M, Pace A%) makes plulic caaettes.
A2 DAILY PILOT
•
Kissinger
NEW YOJlK CAP> -J'ormu
Prealdent. Nixon tells David
Frost ln their MCQnd televillaQ
interview that Henry KJ.astnier
had "'praaed doubt.a about UMI Cambodian lnvuton arte.r tbe
Kent St.te klllinp.
Nixon also says Kissinger had
sometimes hinted al resigning as
secretary of state, Newsweek re·
ported ln lll issue dat.ecl Ma,y llJ.
The interview ii Lo be ~roadcut
Thursday nigbt.
In lhls week's New York
magazine, John D. EhrUctupan
terms the first Nixon Interview
••a s marmy, m audlln ra·
tionafuallon that will be tested
and f ound.f a1se."
Serving a JO.month-to-eight·
year term at Camp Stafford
Federal Pnson in Arizona, the
onetime presidential assist.ant al·
leges that Nixon went to
"desperate lengths" to try Lo
keep the Watergate special pro-
secutor from leamtn1 about the
break·in at the office or Daniel
Ells berg's psyc~atrist.
Dal•r """ $t4" ...._
..
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BANK ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER WEIGHT OF WATER
No One W•a In Huntington Be.ch UCB et the Time
MESSY, LITTERED STREETS ARE COMMONlllLACE IN OLDER INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
'Eyeaore' of lnduatrt.a eon.,e~ Approved Before Irvine Cttyhood
. Fr.-P-AJ
CENTER •••
s ay.
STORM TO VANISH. • •
Ehrlichman also saya Nixon
personally counseled aid•
Charles Colson on how to "~''
the silence of E. Howard Hunt.
Carter Asks BoOst
InSS Fund Payment
Ebrlichman aaya Nixon's ac· W A£HINGTON (AP) -Presi·
:, afe deposit boxes and bank re-
('Ords to the UCB at 7902 Edinger
Ave.
count of the emotional nssion dent Carter proposed an eight·
when the president fired him was point program today to shore up
partly correct but that Ni.zoo did 'the financially troubled Social
In Newport, harbor patrolmen not mention offering his aide "a Security system by raising the
Security taxes in 1979 and
another s.to more in 1981. The
cost would rise at comparable or
slightly higher. rates in 198.1 and
1985.
George Lazaruk, general ,
manager of Dewey's Rubbish, 1 which now occupies a three-acre
parct.'I in the new Construction
Ce nt~r. calls thl' older area
ucross the street "a disgrace lo
the city."
Lazurak said that ll is r eassur· I
mg to know that his neighbors al
the new site will be forced to be
neat. at least from the exterior. Damage estimatea wtre not
immediately available but police
said that no one was In the bank
at the time the roof caved in.
Elsewhere along the coast, the
storm was r espons ible for
damage to scores of trees and
what officials call locali zed Oood-
ing which qwckly dissipated.
City officials estimate that
most of the delms left In the
'torm's wake ~111 lake a few
I ays lo <:lean up
The onl y maJor boating dis-
JSter reported along the Orange
•C0<1st occurn•d in Seal Beach
where an unmann1·d hail barge
drifted frcc of its moorings and
hrokc up off the Alamitos Bay
Pcnansula
Sadtlle back
said the only caJJ for help they hueeaumofmoney." Social Security taxes paid by
responded to was·issued when the employers and many middle and
U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Point Saying he declined the-money, upper income Americans.
Divide l~t power while coming Ehrlicbman says it was Nixon The President asked Congress
into the harbor and was washed wbo suggested that the president in a message to divert some
onto the west jelly. fire cbiel ohtalf H.R. Haldeman general tax revenues into the
Harbor patrolmen said the andnotEhrticbman. Social Security trust runds when
crew was able to get the boat off unemployment rises above six
the rocks under her own power In Newsweek's account of the percent. The jobless rate now is
and apparently sustained no ma-second interview. Nixon says that seven percent.
Soviet UnWn
Gets Warning
QnDeteme
jor damage in the 4:30 p.m . inc1-Kissinger. when he was national Tfie plan also would require.
dent. security advlser, contrived to ex-employers to pay their share of LONDON ·(A{>) -President
Water district officials from elude Secretary of State William Social Security taxes on all of an Carter and the leaders of Britain,
throughout the Orange Coa~l Roi?ers from some kcydecisions. employe's blcome. rather than France and West Ge rmany
acknowledged that the rainfall just on a portion as they do now. warned the Soviet Union today
would ha\'e some s hort·tcrm The former president says The maximum income on that East-West delente would be
benefi ts, but all agreed that it Kissanger "was for going" into which e mployes pay Social undermined by Communist ef.
would not alleviate the slatew1dl" Cambodia an i 97o. but not on the Security taxes. now !:>t'l at $16,500, fo rts to weaken four-power con-
drought condtllons. scale advocated by Nixon . would rise S2,'100 by 1985 in adda· trol over the divided city of
Based on 8 a.m. readings, the tion to expected automatic in Berlin.
storm totals were recorded in the "Then came Ke nt State, which creases between now and then. The s talt'm ent was clearly
following areas: was a terrible emotional shock to Increasing the wa,te-base ce1l· aimed at countering efforts to
Santa Ana civic center. 1.50 111-Kissinger." Nixon continues. i ng, as the $16,500 figure 1s m ake East Berlin an integral
ch es; Santiago Peak. 2 80 inches: ' And of course a torrent of abuse, t: a 11 e d . w o u Id mean l h at part of East Germany, rather
Huntington Beach, 2.55 inches: because the implication was that cmployes who make more than than part of a city controlled bv
Newport Harbor, 1.54 inches. because we dad Cambodia , three the present maximum would pay the four AIUed powers of Worlcl ~orth Irvine, 2.15 inches; s tudents were killed in Kent higher taxes. War II. 2nJ, Campw Laguna Beach, 1.32 inches and Stale ... Actuall y. four were killed. Describing the increases in the A spokesman for British Prime
LagunaNiguel,l.2linches. wage-base celling , HEW Minister James Callaghan said
The water-sa\'ing effect of lhP Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr.. there had been signs that the Sov· Delay Seen storm was explained by Carl ,.,.... P,..e A I who briefed the Cabinet and re· 1ets want lo change the status of
Kymta, general manger of the porters on the proposal this Berlin in violation of a 1971 four-
Saddleback College trustees Moulton-Niguel Water Dastnct PATTY morning. said workers making power agreement to maintain the
will be asked tonight to delay a who pointed out that most of the• • • • more than the maximum would unity of the city.
scheduled hearing on the pro-w a t e r c o. n s u m m e d b ~ pay an additional $36 in Social The joint communique was is-
posed second campus site until homeowners is used for" atenng favoritism to this defendant... su~d art.er a t~o-hour and 40·
The $3 million, H -ac r e
Cons truction Center broke
ground early last year and all of
the 26 parcels were sold within
seven months. About half have
already moved tn.
The original price was $1.SS
per square foot, or $67 ,518 per
acre. Laiaruk says the value of
the land has already doubled and
1s still climbang.
"ThC'rc's JUSt not enough land
an this general urea for these
typt•s of companies," he ex-
plaint'd
Ri chard Cannon, president of
the Irnnc Industrial Complex,
said tht• companies were "really
s urprised" wh en t hey first
l earned about Construction
CentC'r.
"But then they suddenly came
to the conclusion 1t was for real
and we had more prospects than
we could handle." he said.
The first company to move in
was United Ready-Mix. which
spent $1 .S million on its com-
puterized cement facility.
theirMay23meellnS?. tt-e1r )ards. Thus.he srud,shesloodthe n sk minute meeting of Carter, F R d
Roy Barletta, district business , "Sixty per~ent or domestic of being punished too harshly. &esident C~llagha~r P~esid ent Valery Ollr eSCUe .
manag,er, :;aid be is sc;c~ll'\Uhe -con~mpt1on is puls1de irnga. '.'ll would be wroog to satisty_ •• -;-:.f.(\" .. 41.. 'lt/.N .. _ G1~w,.,. ~Qf,,tra~&J:>A., .•'1f ' • ~ .. ,,.-.;. •"'----~"'~ ;.•;,-•post~~~ reass~ 'W1r .Uon. h~ •~kf. lftritafd the eff'~t tho.M.·who say there ts spe8ar J • -,. " • ·"--ctinWl'er1or ITffmat'" ~hlnii:rt'6r' · ~ h. II"--~ .. · , ·~'!'/~~-'~-?,n -ijl;s tp ~.S: of such a rainf?ll. l~sts ten da~l'i.lf" .~11it41t4..QJ.t f~r..-t.ir--·~·u~_,,L._... ·~~.1'11.~'...A., I ·v~t~.::~.··~ ·..--0~~~'~, ,19~~~~ "t "' ,.,.-... .,,. .!'"'~--... ~lf."'1'~~·;n~otfet.c-<a;\·4U~<"'1ikfl. ;~ ~....., ~~Mlijf' \tlf'tlf•~a"".lift'~~.l\ .__.J..~ ... 1T~ "41'lri! s ta\eme.nt, issuea o~ • ..,.. "... :·..,. ·~-... ~ •.....,...... ~Jl~or the ranJ." !.Uf>§tantia! savings in ~i~rt<:tS ordinately, .. he said be.half of the-United States, Bri-•
Two we<'ks a~o the college such as his where domc>stac us<' .. F T lks taan and France. said in part: In MounlaIDS
lioarrl scuttled plans lo buy 20 constitutes more than 75 percent Th~re has. never been another. Or 8 "The three powers will con·
acres at Mvforrl Road and Bryan of the districl's custotners. t•ase hke lh!s and I sa~ce_rely tanue to reject all attempts to put CHEYENNE, Wyo. CAP) -An
Avenuc and voted 4 3 to make a hope there will not be again,' he GENEVA, Switzerland CAP> -in question the rights and Aar Force helicopter rescued
deal for a site at Jeffrey Road ,.,.._ P~ A J said. President Carter arrived here to· responsibilities which France, fo ur planc-crash survivors from 1
ttnd Irvin<' Cmter Dnvc. both Bot~ Maycrso ~ a nd ~iss day to meet with Syrian Prcsi-the United States, the United the s lopes of 12,594-foot Mt.
parcel!> urC' owned by the Irvine VINE Hearst s attorney, F. Lee Bailey, dent Hafez Assad in talks the Kingdom and the Soviet Union Moran In the Teton Range west of
Companv IR • • • !>tressed that the newspaper Syrian leader said he hoped retain relating to Germany as a Jackson Lake today.
Barletta !;atef It would be pre-heiress was 8. kidna_p victim would become a "turning poant" whole and to all four sectors of Authorities said the plane was
forable to the college to buy the than 70,00C>°acres. when she committed cra~es. ~e in the search for a Middle E ast Berlin." discovered Sunday when the
I and outright, without goana The sale of the Irvine Company Judge s11d that ~as a m1llgat111g peace. It went on to say the Western Federal Aviation Admlnlstra-
through condemnation proceed became inevitable when the factor an bis deci~ion and he said "I believe it is the year of hope powers "agreed that the strict t1on 's Salt Lake City Flight in~s . Company vice president Federal Tax Reform Act or 1969 .he had ample evidence lh~l she for substantial progress," Carter observance and full implementa· Se rv ice Cente r received an
Richard Rees.-suid last week ruled that foundations such a!I would comrrul no further cnrr.es. said as he and Assad met briefly t1on of the agreement, which are emergency locator beacon signal
that his nrm \\Ould hold out for the James Irvine Foundation He 5truck from the court re· with reporters before beginning indispendable to the continued from the down ed Cessna 172.
condemnation on either parcel could no longer retain majority cord two alleeations of use of a their discussion. improve"!ent of the situaU~n. The Salt Lake City station dis-
berause or tax savangs that would holdlnes in private companies firearm which could have tn· "We are greatly opUmlstic," are es$ent1aJ to the strengthening patched an Air Force HC-130
be accrued But plans to sell the lrvme Lenatfied any sentence aaainst said Assad. quickly adding that a of detenle, the maintenance of S('arch pl3ne that already was in
A r ert•nt Orange County Company to Mobil mcludln& Mi!\s Hearst. The five years' pro-"magic wand" was not at hand security and the development of the area combing rugged moun·
Counsel's omce rullni held that the Foundation ·s controllJng in· bation apphes to both counts to but that "obviously there is the coo Per a ti o n l hr o u gh o u L tams an northwest Wyoming for a
two· thirds of the board <five te resl of $4 S percent were w1hich ahe pleaded no cont.est, a will to look for a solution" Europe." m1ss1nit California plan£'.
mem bers) must vote to condemn abandoned two years ago when Pea the judge said was tanta-
property The split two weeks Mrs Smith took legal action to mount to guJlly.
ago lnd1cnt<'d that It mleht be dlf sideline the S200 million aale in The potential sentence for the
!icult lo garner that majority. Or anaeCounty Superior Court. convicted heiress who joined
The hearing tonight was lo Judge James F. Judge ls forces with her revolutionary ab·
have permitted the Irvine Com· awaiting the out~ome of the cur· ductors could have ranged from
pany and the public to respond to rent blddini bat_,Ue between the as little nsstraiehtprobaUontou
a proposal for condemnation oC two eontenders bifOT'e he rules on much u 151,',a years lo life in
the land. the le1ality of the sale. prlaoo.
Tonight's meeting begins at
7 :30 p.m. in room 212 of the col·
lege library.
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Agent's Gun.Killed
Kennedy in Dallas?
BALTIMORE <AP) -A
Maryland gunsmith who baa
spent years studying the H ·
HHinatJon of President Ken-
nedy believes that a Secret
Service llgent accidentally fired
the fatal bullet, panlcltln1 alter
hearini lAe Harvey Oswald'•
llr1t1bot.
"Slnce U69 I have been \Dlablo
to turn up 1vldence which ahaket
any part or my conclualon,"
1unsmit.h Howard Donahue 11id
in an 1n\ervlew with tbe
Baltimore Sunday Sun.
A QJOk.eaman ror the Secret
Service declined to cosnment ao.
day on the Donahue 4ntenitw,
but Hid, ••we concur ln Ua.e find:
tn11 OftbeWarreo Commlaalon.''
Tho Warren Commlulon con·
eluded that Ktmiedy •H killed
• by Oawald acuni aloa
Donah-. who bu a run •hop
In aubutb&D Towaoa, l>Mam1 ln-
vol v d wlU\ the a11111lnaLloft
thro"'8b a l8S1 CBS tele'rilioa
'
show an which he and other
marksmen fired the type of rifie
Oswald ls thought lo have uaed
under almost the ume cond.l·
lions.
Donahue was the only oae Lo
acore three accurate ahota during
a 6.S·aecond period, the Ume
Otwald 11 thoutht to have had to fire.
He accept.I the evidence that
01wald WN U'Ylnl Lo ldll the pr.
aldent ln Dallu on Nov. 22, 1963.
But he •IY• 0.wald'a flnt bullet
mlsaed the prt1ldenUal car, hlt·
ting the pavement and breaking
up in a apr., of metal fraimcnta.
"It la a matter of record that
five metal fra1ment1 wu
picked up later ln tho c~r1'_'_ he
HJd. '':I'ben ii plctorial IV>CMDCI
of tbelr blltlnl lhe windabldd
and 1110 dtnllnf a piece of
chromework near tho rurriew mirror."
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B7 PIUUP ROSMARIN ot l1M Oetly l'I ... Stell
Despite dire warninas or the
X..&una Beach and South County
water dlat.rict.a boardJ or direc.
~ that water rationing ls loom-
ing unleu usen cut back, the dis·
trlcu have no contingency ra-
tioning plan.S, and aren't making
any.
Accordinf to gen era l
managers of both di.strict.!, there
are no ratioain1 plans because
the districts do.o't know y¢ what
the effect will be ol public rela-
tions efforta to encoura1e users
to conserv~.
Last week the cliatricts el aimed
that water usage had actiµlly
gone an average 1S percent
hl1her than levels one year aao.
The Met.ropolitan Water Dis·
trict, which tumisbes water to
the count.y dlatricu. ordered a 10
percent cutback aN1 slapped a
1urchar1e on water uaed above
that which forces d.lstricts lo pay
double for the extra water. The
reatricUons started Aprill.
the first bills won't be re-
ceived by the local districta until
somethne next month,
Raymond C. Miller, general
manager of the South Ceast
County Water Dlatriet, said in
response to questions that wttil
"we get some experience under
our belt" the district won't know what to do.
He said there la no raUonlnJ
plan etthet" exiJstlns or be1n1
plan1'ed, "beca~e we c:ton't jnow
whether we're 1olnc to need it or not."
He abo could not speculate
about wbat may bQpen to "ater rates.
A stinlJar wait·and·l&e atUt.ude
la apparent in the Laguna Beach
County Water District, whero
General Manager 'Joe Sweany
also was unable to say what
plans, if any, Utere are to sa"'
water, oU\er than tbroush the
friendly penuuion of a public
relations campaign.
SweaQY did -indicate that tfle
district may c:boole to absorb the
tint two months' "MW!l
penalties, ifnotsubstantlal.
Afteraooa
lf..-Y. Steeb .
He complained that the biuest
reason dlstrlct directors are
puzzled ls that the NWD order
"came down with absolutely no
guldeUnes.
.. Everybody·s doin& their own
lhin1.''
Indeed, other nearby districts
seem to be doiDI their own thing.
The Moulton Niguel district was
considering ib own versfOn of the <See WATER, Page AZ>
Patty.· Hearst Nixon
Talks of
Kissinger· Probation NEW YORK <AP) -Fonner
President Nixon tells David
Frost in their second television
interview that Hertry Kissinger
had expressed doubts· about the
Cambodlan invasion after the
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no
/contest to assault and robbery
charges, was given five years'
probation today by a judge who
said she was no threat to society.
mean freedom for Miss Hearst,
since she is under a. seven-year
prison sentence Cor robbing a San
Francisco bank. She was freed
six months ago on $1.25 milllon1
bail pending appeal of that con·
vicdon and the 9lh U.S. District
Court of Appeals is expected to
rule ~oon in that case.
Superior Court Judge E.
Talbot Callister acted after the
,prosec:utor joined the defense in
asking that Miss Hearst spend no
further time an 1a11.
"J don't thank there is a heart
in America that isn't full of com·
passion for the parents,"
Callister said. He called Ran· dolph and Catherine Hearst
·'good people who love their
daughter."
Probatton does not necessarily
If her appeal ls rejected, she
could return to serve at least 14
months before being eligible for
probation.
The slender, 23-year-old Miss
Hearst stood surrounded by her
attorneys as the judge pro·
nounced sentence. All four mem-
bers or her original defense team
came lo court for the sentencing.
Rude 'Fleece'
Love Loses in Tennis
WASl-llNGTON <AP) -Sen. Witliam Proxm1re
bestowed his "fleece or the month" award today on
the National Endowment for the Htemanilies for mak·
ing a $2,500 federal grant for a study of why people are
rude on public tennis courts.
The federal agency made the grant to Arlington
County, Va., to deter~ine why tennis players hog the
cou!\5 and becom e frustrated when they have to wait
to play
The proJcct involves hiring the consulting
,.: } .. sec~""~~n t\)f~~w ~!; 0~~~ ~-~: profcss~r of ,sodofogy.A-[~includes a sur vey of~the at-,
.taludes oi about 300 p1ayers "tow~rd local tenrfis ,# :"'
gulat1ons.
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.. By watch in~ Tlc Nastase or Bob Hewitt throw
their tantrums on national television taxpayers could
have saved the t•xpense," Proxmire said jn a state·
ment.
The Wisconsin Democrat makes his monthly
award for the most ironic example or wasLeful gov·
crnment spending.
.Carter Asks Boost
In SS Fund Payment
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presa·
dent Carter proposed an e1Rht·
potnt PfORram today to shore up
the flnancaally troubled Social
Security system by rai1un1 the
Social Security loxes paid by •
ernploytr• and many mlddle and upper tncome Americana.
Tho .President uktd Con1r
in a mena1e to divert 10me. I
general tax revenues lnto tho
Social Security truat runds when
unemployment rtsea abovo six
)>crcent. The jobless rate now Is
seven percent.
The plan also would requ1re
t'mployers to pay the1r share or
Social Security taxes on 111 or an
employe's income, r ather than
JU ton a port.ion u th y do now.
~he mutmum lncomt on
which emplofes P•Y• Social
Sicunty tpa. aow Ht •t Sll,500,
would riie ll.400 by 1185 ln addl·
tlon lo 8'Cpedict autoD'laUc ln· creaH.e betwttn now and thtn.
Jncrnsin1 the waie·b•se ceil•
<See ECURITY, P .. eA2)
1hief Rifles
Her parents sat in a front row in
the packed cow-troom.
Callister told Miss Hearst she
would have to make restitution to
those whose property sbe
damaged when she Jired two
machine guns in a wild sporting
goods store fracas May 16, 1974.
Miss Hearst spoke not a word
durin& the proceedings. She wore
a brown sweater and brown
tweed skU1. with boots and was
hustled in and out or court under
private guard.
Deputy Dist. Atty. Sam
Mayerson said he felt that there
had been too much effort by law
enfo r cement ''not to show
favoritism to this defendant."
Kent State kilUncs. .
Nixon also says Kissinger had
sometimes hinted at resigning as
secretary or slate. Newsweek re-
ported in its issue dated May 16.
The interview Is to be broadcast
Thursday night.
In this week 's New York
magazine, John D. Ehrlichman
terms the first Nixon interview
••a s marmy, maudlin ra,
tionall2ation that will be tested
and found false."
Serving a 30-monlh·lo·elghl·
yeur term at Camp Stafford
oa11v Piiot '~'' l'MI• Federal Prison in Arizona, the onetime presidential assistant al·
leges that Nixon went t o
"desper~te lengths" to try to
keep the Watergate special pro·
secutor from learning about the
break-In at the office or Daniel
Ellsberg's psychiatrlst.
StonnSeen
Diminishing
<Jn Coast
Your Move
Dennis Olson, 12, of Crystal, Minn., was one of nearly
200 youngsters playing Saturday and Sunday in a na-
tional chess tournament sponsored by the National
Chess Association in San Clemente. Dennis, one of nine
Minnesota champions at the event, was Cirst·rated in his
st t i6 .co aid. anj-1µnior b ,
school students came from as far away as Philade)phia
to compete in the contest.
Ehrllchman also says Nixon
personplly counseled aide
Charles Colson on bow to "buy"
the silence of E. Howard HunL ~
Ehrlkhman aays Nixon's ac·
By JQANNE REYNOLDS count of the emotional session
ot-0.11, l'itet '"" D when the president fi red him was
Weather forecasters predicted Heart B'Ten partly correct but that Nixon did today the storm front that y · not mention offering his aide "a
dumped nearly two inches oCrain hugesumoCmon~y."
on Southern California this Cle U . fF.J:• D-• Saying he declined the money,
weekend would vanish as quickly Tnente mt W f,JU c .rallle Ehrtlchman says it was ~lxon ~J#y\f~~~:'-lJW r~.8J)~ -·~·;?·--~ .. ~· ... •.,. ~ ~ .. \ ·o;, .. -.. ~.~-.. ~· •• ~ :· ~~~-J::.~e~~=~~-~·
• "'be other'.i Da" at.or-~"-·' '•,...,..; .JliAN!Yft C(>OPE R --'-· '"•· · ' .•·~~rlicll ~ ~ ''1 ~ ---. ~ 1"#:'111-.'). ~·~ ..... -....·-•• ,,."""' .. ~~-=~. ' ~ viewed as both a curse and a t -~ ,n T•"' ~., blessin g by civic officials Arturo Fontanes, director of secondintervlew, Nixon says that
throughout the Orange Coast who the coronary care unit at San Kissinger, when he was national
noted on one hand the water-Clemente General Hospital, says security adviser, contrived to ex-
saving benefits of the rain, and a heart patient gets at least as elude Secretary or State William
on the other the lives lost and pro· good care at San Clemente Roaersfromsomekeydecisions.
perty damaged by the storm. Gen~ral as he would at an urban
In Long Beach , damage m~dacal center. .
estimates were ~et at $750,000 Y'e have prachcally all the
from the twister that touched equipment here that a pe~son
down in a res l dent i al would find at a big medical
neighborhood In the central part center." he said. "The only thing
or the city and moved northerly we don·~ do here is open-heart
in a swath or destruction. su.~gery · The small tornado struck a Besides. a small hospital of·
JO-block area near 12th Street fers patients more individualized
and Chestnut Avenue, uprooting care: Staying at a communJty
trees damaglna roofs and sh,t-hospital might be compared to
tertng wtndows, but causing no living in a small town.'' .
known deaths or serious Injuries. Fontanes, who has. a pnv~te
The Long Beac:h tornado was San Clemente practice In 1n-
the 1econd twtster to hit SoUthern tern al medic:ine, said he enjoys
Callfornla thls aeason A slmUar being a physician.
storm ln Fullerton in ~id-March "( like to listen to someone'•
caused about $1.5 million story8:fldbeabletodosomething
damaio tbat will rnean he'll enjoy lite a
Meanwhlle, county oftlciall at· little more, for a little longer,"
Uibuted the de"Jlhl of two pt0pl& Fontane& said.
.,. tn Santa Atuttarly Sund•y to the He atudled me~lclne at the atonn condltl()ps University of Indiana and said.
Fernando NavMro, It.' ot san.. his ouUook as a phyalcian was
ta Ana and httt pauenier, grea~ll influenced by two
Near,ete Orhlla, 34, both ot Santa hu,!"arulartan doctors there.
Ana, dled after Navarro's car I had the kind ot valuable
skidded lnto a waU and aWJty trainine which tauaht me~ rely
Pole In the 3000 block of McFad· less and less on aadsets, Fon· den Street. lanes said. "I learned to sit down
Mn. OrhUa was reportedly a with somebody, listen to his
widowed mother or aeyen.
Oae ~ the ftlajor Incidents of
propert)' dam.,-e occurred Sun-
day nlaht In Runtl.nglon Beach
tfl'ft: the roof of tbe United
Callfcltiila Bank, 319MalnSt.,col·
apaed apparently from the
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CORONAftY CARE CHIEF
Or. Arturo Fontane•
story, listen to hlll history and de·
tt!rmtne what can be done.
"The laboratory, x·ray and
other machines can then be used
to test and refine the diagnosis.
But a doctor learns by ex·
pertence and traihlng how to ln-
terptet what" the patient, or hlS
(See HEAllT, Page At)
Woman Hurt
In Clemente
Crash Dies
A 47-year-old woman died to-
day al San Clemente General
Hospital as a r esult of injuries
Saturday In a San Diego
Freeway accident. which left
three other people with minor in·
juries. ·
San Clemente firemen said
Mlldred Stein, whose address
was not immediately known, was
riding ln a compact sedan driven
by Karen Hazama, 24, of San
Fernando. .
The two women were ap·
proachina Sao Clemente noflh·
bound on the San Diego Freew~
about 5:80 p.m., firemen aal ,
when the driver apparently t
a1leep. The Hazama vehicle
drllted off the freeway near
B11allone Road and hlt a parked
car, they ta.ld.
An unldentltled man ancl
woman, who were making r ..
pair• to the parked auto, and the
youna woman driver were treat-•
ed for mlrior Injuries at the San ,
Clemente General eQ>eraency
room and releued.
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u1 uWit rd eall lt an extreme
-1ucceaa. It'• the •eeond car I've
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SEEKS U.S. TITLE
Junior MIH Cook
Irvine Girl
InJ11nior
Miss Fet e
Tonight's the night when
Irvine's Virginia Cook, the
Califorrua Junior Miss, will vie
for the national Jumor Miss title
on national televlsron.
Miss Cook , 18, a senior at
University Hi gh School, will
compete a g ains t 49 other
American teens at the Junior
Miss pageant in Mobile, Ala. The
pageant will be televised at 9
o'clock on CBS, channel 2.
On Council Vote
Cltiien reaction to a Laauna
Beach City Councll vote lut
Wednesday on a Sycamore Hills
general plan amendment that
would allow housing in the ereen·
belt area is mounting, accordin~
to Dr. Thomas Alexander. pres1-
dent of uis\ana Greenbelt Inc.
However, a meetlnc 1cbeduled
for Saturday of Art Colony en•
vlronmentallsta was postponed
by Alexander, who.aid.be want-
ed time to st udy Information
about a proposed lnlUaUve pett.
Uon.. •
The petiUOn, which could force
an election U ._bout 1,000
signatures were gathered, would
seek to zone the S22 undeveloped
•cres ror agricultural or recrea-
ttonal open space lands.
Alexander said today he
rescheduled the meeting for 10 San. ]iuan Yiouth a.m. oextS.turday, at city ball council chambers.
••1 hope to present the null and
bolts to the group on how an \p·
ltlative operates, what It takes, I C P_."'·~'#Wm and get some response from the n amn. • ~ ~ . people who are there, .. Alex-r and er said.
· On Monday and Tuesday or He added, "We've had a flbod More than 150 San Juan each week, the younpters will or telephone calls since the Wed·
Capistranq area youngsters will have camp craft •c1'vitJes at nesday night meeting, asking for
participate in a summer camp Dana PolotHarbor. Wednada)'I action of some kind."
program sponsored jointly by the will be apent at Allio Beach ~. Alexander said he wanted time
city 9f Saft Juan and Orange 1 w l mm l n a and fl 1 b l n c. to consider what options were
County government. Tburadays will be at Caspers open after the 4·1 council action,
The San Juan City Council bas Park ror a nature walk~ followed which Councilwoman Sally
0.llf "llet Stell f'Mte approved the arrangement with by tldepool exploration •t Dana Bellerue opposed, "rather than
the county for the camp, which Harbor. On Friday, there will be . just go down there and wring our
will consist of six one-week a play day at Mile Square bands" at the Saturday meeting.
sessions starting July 11 and end-Regional Park. • "An initiative will certainly be
BANK ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER WEIGHT OF WATER
No One Wea In Huntington Beech UCB at the Time
ing August20. · Par ticipation in t he self-considered," be said,· bot The city's role in the program aupPOJtina -camp program ls QOt declined to make predlction.s •
will be to provide Day camp limited to ~aui. Jum:l · resJdenta. aboutlt. STORM TO VANISH counselors, program content, Because the county 11' a part.tel.-Laguna Beach environm~n-•
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Miss Cook, daughter of
"Thomas and Jewel Cook, earlier
won the state title over 63 other
California girls. .
Winner of tonight's contest ~111
receive a $15,000 scholarship,
with other winners receiving
lesser amounts.
matetiala and supplies, publicity pant, residentl or· aWTOUDdhll talists were apnt over an in-i.·
and registration. The county will unincorporated communltl~can · itiatlve petition drive, prior to weight 01 accumulated rain Water district oCficials from
provide program coordinatioo, enrolltbeirchildteo u..t1 ~ the council vote, Attorney Ralph water. throughout the Orange Coast •
the facilities, transportation and --r-Benson, a member of Laguna Bank officials this morning acknowledged that the rainfall
nature guides. · ' Greenbelt Inc., had drafted a were busy transferrioa money, would have some short-term
Contestants in the Junior Miss
contests are selected on the basis
of poise and appearance, fitness,
creative and performing arts.
scholastic achi evement and a
Judges interview.
Miss Cook is active on the
school newspaper, and in debate
and drama, and is founding pre·
sident or the campus Junior ~x -·
' change Club. She also 1s a varsity
songleader.
Participants in the day camp Sa·nf afJOO'/C proposed ordinance for the coun· safe deposit boxes and bank re-benefits, but all agreed that it
will be required to pay a $19.50 ~ cil to consider, which would not cords to the UCB at 7902 Edlttger would not alleviate the statewide ree to pay for leaders, T-shirts, bave allowed residential de· Ave. drougbtcond1tions.
supplies and administration COS• 2nd rlW........ velopment. Damage estimates were not Based on 8 a.m. readings, the
ts. Any surplus revenue would re· '-"Alll•"f'IUO The city hu been under a court immediately available but police storm totals were recorded in the
vert to the county to cover the order to revise its general plan or said that no one was in the bank following areas:
cost of bus transportation. Dela See zoning 00 Sycamore Hills so that at the time the roof caved in. Santa Ana civic center, l .SO in-
T om Baker, recreation :Y ft both would reflect the same Elsewherealongthecoast,the ches ;SantiagoPeak,2.80inches;
coordinatorforSanJuan,toldthe Saddleback College trustees pecmissible land uses. Deadline s torm was responsible for Huntington Beach. 2.55 inches;
council that the prime objective td · b to d 1 forthatisJulyl. damage to scores of trees and Newport Harbor, 1.54 inches;
· will be asked rug t e ay
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whatofficialscall.,ocallzedflood· North Irvine, 2.15 inches·, or the program is to "provide h duled h artng on the pro-'
children with a unique educa-sc e e F p A l ing which~uickly dissipated. Laguna Beach, 1.32 inches and
' posed second campus site lDlW . ,.... age c1·ty off c1·a1s estimate that Laguna Ni•1uel, 1.21 inches. • tional-recreational outdoor ex-h I M 23 ti g .,
t e r ay mee n · most of the debris left in the The water-saving effect of the perience." Roy Barletta, district business WATER itorm's wake will take a few storm was explained by Carl
manager, said he is seeking the • • • jays to clean up. Kym la, general manger ~f t.he postponement "to reassess our MWD surcharge: An jnvcrse The only major boating dis-Moulton-Niguel Water D111lri ct whole position on this to de· water rate that would penalize d I th o l f th termine if we can negotiate a heavy users and reward con-.aster reporte a ong e range who pointed out that mos o l' HEART CARE UNIT sale for the land." . Coast occurred in Seal Beach w a t e r con s u m m e d b Y
• • • Two weeks ago the e<>llege servative user~. d" . where an unmanned bait barge homeowners is used for watering . . Before, as m many ISlricts, drifted free of its moorings and 'th ·r arcls family, has to say about hts activity. Using the tread~1ll_test board scuttled plans to buy 20 the larger users got cut rates on broke up off the Alamitos Bay et Y •
symptoms." in the coronary care umt. is ,8 acres al Myford Road and Bryan water above certain levels. Peninsula "Sixty percent of domestic The coronary care unit Fon· Ji:Ood way to see how. a patient s Avenue and voted 4·3 to make a But Moulton Niguel ulso ap-·
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en consumption is outside irriga-
tanes directs at San Clemente heart responds as be is put under deal for a site at Jeffrey Road pears relying on public relations ~~ 11iewpor· ha1~~rrp~:f0 ~ey tion," he said. He said the effect
General Is a busy one. with 90 to cont.rolled stress. . and J rvine Center Drive. to do the job. sai t e on Y ca 0 P n the of such a rainfall lasts ten days to •
95 percent occupancy, he said. In During the recovery period. Last week the City or San resp
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onCoded ';' ~~s~e~t:~olnt two weeks. which could produce • the first four months of 1977, the which averages about threl' p ) S l Clemente postponed a decision U .. · as u u e substantial savings in districts
unit has had 154 cardiac ad-m onths, Fontanes en~ourages &De ea 8 on whether to raise water rates pivide l~t :wer dhile com~~ such as his where domestic use
missions. his heart paitents ~o '!'crease until May 18. mto the ar . r an was was constitutes more than 75 perceot
In his role as d1rect~r. Fon-theiramountofw.alk11:1g mmcre-Ope • SC Two weeks ago San Juan ontothewestJ~ltr. .d the ofthed.ist.ricl'scustomers. lanes meets regularly with OUTS· ments and _add JOg_g1.ng, swim-n m Capistrano city councilmen Harbor pa ro men 831 ore County fire depv.rtment.
mg personnel to control patient ming and bicycle r}dtng. Work· raised water rates by 11 percent crew was able to get the boat spokesman BruceThrbevillesaid
flow through the unit. mg out in 3 gym builds arm and Applications can be filed forMayandJune,andwarnedan the rocks under her .own power the rainfall will provide "a
"We keep a running count of leg muscles. the .specialist said, through Tuesday with San additional increase may be made ~nd d~pparen.tlyt~u~\~ed noi~ct good, temporary slo\l(down from
patients who could be moved out but not the most important mus· Clemente City Clerk Max Berg in July. JOr amage in e · p.m. • LbeJiaru?er of wil~and fires;,._
of the unit in an emergency,"~ cle in the body -the he!lrt • .fJ>~nini~ OQ. tht; ci\.,Y's plap-. u~ ~JM Jll' ..... ~i.Jwr1.m.w"1 -c:\~nt .. io • ·•, ~ '-.. ....: ..... ::. ••• :~ ,..___, -,~ / .-.·~ r · . .., " .,,, ./ ;--'..1 ~ s..a.id. "I.n..<:a<u> o£.;.~lly po~vv ~· ·.p\+..\~~~~ .. --:,j """'J!l.:parb' am t~reliUolJ','fh.t~ nave emerfed.' ~· F -' '.... ~ •
)"" mai~·o~'th~\Jtall, ·we do havl! the 'tor neatly8.Ifheal'\ pat!ehts. Fon-·r1c and park ' mm siOnlS. ~~~· -..v1 JlJ:1"J-.,. ·~·~~4/ ~ • -oop • · -ng-·}}'t~-7 .._..,..)" .cJl.f'~~:Ji~~<>v ~ t~:.n:>n t--~"J~.,.i,t i:>~-w -¥-'.~ ~ .. ,, • ..,...~ ... .,... ~~. • ; , e···~"an..r ~ .. , .:.. ~.-Ir•. · J i'.,, ~ "'f -..: ~· -..-~ --.... •• " -.-··"'-" -~-111 • ~ ... "" .,., .. ~""P4~ ·.~ .... ~e, n ltl'\it ~n m"t'c-"" ••t!'ftt.5""~ e :ft• O'C' ~'""''TI1 opeifings fo~ San emen e resi-Beach district, said rationing is
gular hospital rooms '' cto.~ 't do too much too soon. dents who can serve two-year "only In the talking stage. ~e're -·
The Idea Is to put a h«:art pa-terms. Berg said. There are also hoping it doesn't happen.' He Ch • 1d R • t t • n,J:~~0~:t'?t~~r~o~np1,i:1~:~~~ tient under stress here WI llhr mthe, two openings on the city's says, however, that "if it does, .. egis ra ion ~her~ w~. have. c~~tro .0 e archltecturalreviewboard. we'll be ready." SI tensive care unit. he s:ud The situation, he said .. I don t want Berg said letters and resumes Meanwhile, neither the Laguna
total number of h(>ds ..it San a patient to test his h~its,by jog-will be accepted unUl 5 p.m. nor South Coast district officials The Capistrano Unified School tism certificate or a passport.
Clemente General is
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glng on the beach, until I ve told Tuesday at his office in the civic considered the weekend rains District is accepting registration District officials said that prior Fontanes said heart paltents, him he can tolerate that kind of (•enter. Additional information is any help. for children eligible to attend fall to entering school, all children
most or them senior ciliiens, exercise." available by calling Berg, Joyce said the rain, "is in the kindergarten classes. must have been immunized
come to tht> coronary care umt by 492-5101. wrong place, really. The real Children may be enrolled if against polio and measles and way of ambulance. or else they .,. p~ .4J iddl d f must also have the dlphtbma. have ~n rf'fc.>rred there by their .. ,.... -w-problem ls In m e an they will be 5 years o age on or tetanus and whooping cough Ba di G northernCallfomla.'' beforeDec.2. private phys1c1ans. ITY n t e•a b Bonh d .. tr t'1vc <DPT)inoculation. As direct.or of the up1t . Fon-SECUR &a Bo am, a minis a District spokesmen said that
lanes does not treat the patJent • • manager for Laguna Beach dis· Parents or children meeting students enrolllnf In the new
h1mself. unless he IS called ln by J ang. as the SM.500 figure is $160 m· SJC trict, said, "since we don't get the age requirement can register Harold J. Ambueh School on San Patient's physician as a '"onsult I d Id th t water from wells, l don't see by going to the elementary
' c al e • wou mean
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whateffectilwouldhave." school office where their child JuanCreekRoad.duetoopenm mg cardiologist employes who make more than An Intruder armed with a Both men said It would pro-will be attending. They muat be September, can register at San
The average stay ror a heart the preHDt maximum would pay sawed orr shoteu.n toOk $100 in b bl ut d lawn watertno for prepared to verify the child's ue Juan School. Thek records will patient m lhl' coronary care Wllt htgherwes. r ash Sunday night from a San a YIC own • with a birth certificate,
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b~ be transferred. , isthreew ~v~dap.Foo~~ Tax~~~~i~~c~~ JuanC~~~anoH~us~oo .. a=~:u:p:l:e~o:r:d:ay:':·----~J~·--=~~=~~~~~~-~r--------~-----said. Even aft er ho lra\'es the un-taxpayers would 10 up slightly in Orange County Sheriff's of--r
It, the patient is carefully 198S and somewhat more In 1990 ricers aaid attendant Nell Arthur
monlwred as his acUv1ty is in· in addition to automatic rate in Smith of the Orteea Shell station.
creased. creases that are peeged to In· 27401 Ortega Highway, was Patients who are ambulawry creases in the cost ofllvlng. robbed by a man who pulled a
are equJpped with monitors, so Other ·provisions of the Carter shotgun from beneath bit D'een
that nurses can observe their plan would sb1fl some revenues fatiiue Jacket and demanded the
heart rate even when they leave from the Hospital Insurance contentaofthe cub regilter.
the hospital. Trust Fund, the relatively . Officers said the vlcUm told
An hnportant part ot the re· healthy fund used to pay the them theaunmanthendroveofr at
covery process for a heart pa· hospitalization portion or hlgh1r>eedinwhattheydescrtbed
tlent, Fontanes said, 11 the Medicare, into the Old Age, as a late model yeJlow vehicle
gradual Introduction of greater Survivors and Disability Trust with acampeuhell.
DAILY PILOT
Funds that are running out of
money.
Social Security tax rates for
the self-employed would rise
from seven percent to 7.5 per-
cent. New rules 1etUng a
person's ellglbillty for benefits
would eliminate a provision that
allows men to collect depen-
dent's benefitl even 11 the7 were
not dependentori tbelrwlvos.
As expected, a provisJon was
proposed to correct an error in a
1972 Jaw that l'alllted in OYM'•.
com,J>enlatint future r~ea for
increue1 ln the cost ol Uvlq.
The Carter propoaal waa
necessary because the ~ un·
employment of recent years,
coupled with the 1972 law requJr· Int 1utomatlc eost-of-llvln•
benefit increases for the nation••
33 million Social Security reef·
plentl, threatened to bankrupt
t he tru1t funds.
~Hit Officers ·
SAN YSIDRO (AP> -Two
police oftlcers wtre recovtrin,J
toda1 .lrom • batterll\I by rocks and bOtU in a Ciftco lie Mayo
dl1turb•nce. A 1roup Of 100
penom a.Ua"ed lbo orocen . . ,.
r ...... r ... Ai
IR:VINE •••
more than 60 percent or the funds
needed by the 1roup to acquire
the IrvtneCompmQY.
Bren bu been fW1ber lde:n-
tlfled as the drivina for~e bebind
anU·Mobil advertllementa that
have appeared tn HVfl'al na·
tional and Jocal newsp•pers in recent weeb.
Clemente Woman.
Still Satiefaetory
Lita. Crol11tte, Miu San Clemente ll'T5, ,,., reported tn
aau•n.ctory condlUoa ~ ln
the intensive can unlt at sen
Clemente General Hoapltal, where aha underwut aur1117
last wfek. toUmn, a aadlnj •· cSdt aL ..... au.eue. 21; • ~
1urfer, ., lajand wa.. U.
roup rUd Wtdnetda,r UaNw ._
boa.rd qalnlt ...... la,, ... It.rem en ta.id. •
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VOL. 70, NO. 129, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTt1; CAL:I FORN IA
Ford Group Leads
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B)' TOM BARLEY
Otttlt 0•11~ '"-"•"
An East Coast group that has
the backing of Henry Ford 11 and
.Joan Irvine Smith took the lead
again today ln the battle will:I the
Mobil Corporation for control or
the Irvine Company.
The group placed a new bid
before directors or the James
Irvine Foundation today,
Security
Tax Hike
Proposed
WA£HINGTON (A P) -Presi·
dent Carter proposed an eight·
point program today to shore up
the financially troubled Social
Security system by raising the
Social Security taX E.'S paid by
employers and many middle and
upper income Americans.
The President asked Congress
in a messaee lo divert some
general tax revenues into the
Social Security trust funds when
unemployment rises abovt! sax
percent. The Jobless rate now 1s
seven percent.
The plan al~o would require
employers to pay their share of
Social Security taxes on all of an
employe's income, rather than
just on a portion as they do now.
The maximum income on
which employcs pay Social
Security taxes, now set al $16,500,
would rise $2,400 by 1985 in addi·
lion lo expected automatic in·
creases between now and then.
It was later revealed by
Detroit developer Alfred Taub-
man that his oreaabatlon has of·
fered $.109,251,250 or '36.75 a
share, for the Irvine Cornpany.
The bid tops the recent $.18-a·
share Mobil offer by S2,103,7SO.
Identifying him.elf and de·
veloper Donald Bren as the
senior partners in the con·
sortiom. Taubman commented
that the East Coast croup-is
"absolutely determined to
purchase the Irvine Compal\)'. ~
"We shall remain In thts bla·
ding race with Mobil until our ef.
forts meet with success," Ta~l).
man said.
The new offef', ir tt Is accepla·
ble to the foundation, means that
Mobil mwst now submit a new bid
1£ it 1s to remain ln conlenlton for
Dallf ~J'*I $tall "-oi.
.
the JrVin. Oompan1. Mobll once
almost bought the Irvine Com·
pany lor S200 mmron.
Mobil olftdals today refu.sed to
comment on the aew offer made
by their: compeUtors until they
have had an opportunity to ex·
aroinethe bid. ~cipals in the consortium
that aow appears to have the
edae on Mobil include Ford, Mrs. r
.
Gets
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no
contest to assault and robbery
charges, was given five years'
probation today by a judge who
said she was no threat to society.
Superior Court Judee E.
Talbot Callister acted after the
prosecutor joined the defense in
asking that Miss Hearst spend no
further time in jail.
''I doo't think there is a heart
in America that Isn't full or com·
passion for the parents, ..
Callister said. He called Ran·
dolph and Catherine Hearst
"iood people who love their
daughter."
Probation does not necessarily
Russ Get
Smith, Detroit developer Alfred
Taubman. Wall Street tlnancter
Charles Allen and developer
Donald Bren, the son of actreaa
Claire Trevor.
Bren baa reportedly provided
more tho 60 percent of the funds
needed by U\e group to acquire
the lrvineCompany.
Bren has been further iden·
tified as the driving force behind
anti-Mobil advertisements that
have appeared in several np·
tlonal and local newapapen bl
recentw~.
The advertisements have sue•
gested that Mobil would be betttt
occupied bl investing its funds in
development of enern resources
rather than the takeover or
Jrvlne properties totalling more
(See IRVINE, Page AZ>
Hearst
Probation
mean Creedon) for Miss Hearst,
since she is Ubder a seven-year
prtson sentence for robbioe a San
tranclsco bank. She was treed
six months ago on $1.25 million1
bail pending appeal of that CQft·
viction and the 9th U.S. District
Court of Appeals is expected to
rule soon in that case.
Ir her appeal is rejected, she
could return to serve at least 14
months before being eligible for
probation.
The slender, 23-year-old Miss
Hearst stood surrounded by her
attorneys as the judge pro·
nounced sentence. All four mem·
bers ot her original defense team
came to court for the sentencing.
Her parents sat in a front row in
the packed courtroom.
Callister told Miss Hearst she
would have to make restitutlon to
those whose property she
damaged when she fired two
machine guns in a wild sporting
goods store fracas May 16, 1974.
Miss Hearst spoke not a word
during the proceedings. She wore
a brown sweater and brown
tweed skirt with boots and was
hustled in and out of court under
private guard.
De puty Dist. Atty. Sam
Mayerson said be fell that there
had been too much effort by law
enforcement "not to show
<See PATl'Y, Page A2)
Increasing the wage-base ceal·
lng, ,ta11 the $16,500 figure is
ca ll e d, would mean that
employes who make more than
the present maximum would pay
,!!Jg her taxes.
BANK ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER WEIGHT OF WATER
No One Was In HunUngton BHch UCB at the Time
Detente
Warning
Rude 'Fleece'
Love Loses in Tennis
WASffiNGTON (AP) -Sen. William Proxmire
belt.owed his "fleece of the month" award today on
the National Endowment fof the Humanities for mak· , Describing the increases in the
wage-base ce1 l1ng, llEW
Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr.,
who briefed the Cabinet and re·
porters on the proposal this
morning, said workers maJung l more than the maximum would
pay an additional $36 in Social
Security laxes in 1979 and
Clear Sky ForecaSt
After Coast Storm
LONDON <Al'> -Presld~nt ing a $2,500 federal grant for a study of why people are
Carter and the leaders of Britain, rude on public tennis courts. ·
France and West Germany The federal agency made the grant to Arlington
warned tbe Soviet Union today County, Va., to determine why tennis players hog the
that East-West detente would be courts and become frustrated when they have to wait
undermined by Communist ef. to play.
forts to weaken r~~r-powe.r con· The project involves hiring the consulting
another $40 more an l981. The By JOANNE REYNOLDS
. ~~ cQ.1L,~011ld ris~ al comparable ot , ..,.. • .r •. ~Jtf~'V''4'!~ ... "\ ".' .~ --"ali11111111 hig1~ rlt~n·1'18.. ......... tf'eamer roreca9la~ .,.~.a.'
~ ~~~. _,., ~-~ _ 'i: .. Ji"/ .. ~o~.ay the storm, !ront l~a.t ~ ... ~ ror 11n ~c a\' !el'\lrily dutttped nearly tCNo mclies'Pf'riaa,'
taxpayers would go up .25 per· on Southern California this
cent in 1985 and 75 percent an weekend_would vanish as qu1ckly
1990, In addition lo automalic as al c:-rurie. leaving sunny. spnng
rate increases scheduled for next days in 1ts wake.
'j year and 1982. The rate, now set The Mother's Day storm was
at 5.85 percent of every covered viewed a.s both a curse and a
employe'slncomeup to lhemax-blessing by c1v 1c off1c1als
imum. wall go to 6.05 percent an throughout the Orange Coast who
1978 and to 6.30 percent an 1981 noted on one band the water
The average worker now poys saving benefits of the ram, and
$658 a year in Social Security tax on the other the lives lost and pro
es and will pay $890 In 1982 ~ a perty damaee<t by the storm.
res ult or the .iutomat1c 1n· In Long Beach, damn~e
creases. estimates were set al $7SO,OOO
Yacc President Walter F MOh· from the t~i.ster lhet touched
dale. who chuare<t the Cubmel down in a resid e nt 1 a I
meeting in Carter 's absence and neathborhood an the central part
opened the briefing for reporters, or the city and moved northerly
said. "The American people an a awalhof destruction
have the n ghl to expect that lhe The small tornado struck a
Social Security benehls they 10-block area near 12th Street
worked so hard to earn will be and Chestnut Avenue, uprootmg
there when they need them. trees, damaging roofs aod shat·
Older Amer1cun.1 tbouldn't have tmn .tndowa, bat umtna no
<See SECURITY, P-.e Al> .kb0"1l dealbl or serious inJuria.
Paramedics
lnServiee
Newport Beach's second
paramedic unit began service to.
day, fire department Capt. Art
Morton announced.
'ihe new unit Will work out or
Lldo Fire Station, 475 32nd st.
Newport Beacb's .other
paramedic unit currentl)' la
hbused al the New~rt Centu 1
F(re Station.
Tht Lona Beach tornado was
the H~ond twt.ater to tut Southern
Callforrila thLI season. A atmnar
storm lo Ful~erton in mid-March
caused about $1.S million d~mage.
Meanwhile, county ortlclals at-
tributed the deaths or two people
In Santa Ana early SunOay to the
storm conditions.
Fernando Navarro, 19, of Saq.
ta Ana aed bis pasaen1er.
trot . over the divided city of services of a professor of ethics and philosophy and a
Berlin. r ~ · 1 1 · · ~ f u.. t .,.,l'be. ~ 1'n ,..Dl14t).))i _. "'·., Pt:Of~Q.rc,o SOC~ <Ul~. t ~ ~ ~urvf!)'.() u•P ~--.:::.:: f
aimed af counterJiie e~fol'ts tb .. r tl(lr~or a ut JUV"prayer~. wctrd fdcal tenh15 t«!· r ~MEt'!:~t"-UUMt41t...A!..,~ltt Jllo.__.....,. jntur•t ,._' L~DS .... -. ..... ...,:.,e_.~~·· ~t »' "*" .:(~ ~ ...... ~~or er,.,...~ ~-.,..-.. !5~l~u.,.~win~~..,..BSta5~ 110o~u ~muW 'Jt. • ,,., •
than part of a cl y controlled by their tantrums on national telev1s1on taxpayers could
the four Allied powers of World have saved the exp~nse," Proxmire said in a state·
War II. 1 ment.
A spokesman for British Prime The Wisconsin Democrat makes his monthly
Minister James Callaghan said award for the most tronlc example of wasteful gov· there had ~n signs that the Sov-d · iets want to change the status of ernment spen mg.
Berlin in violation of a 1971 four· '-------------------------
D•llf~1ie.111ew1.....,
WHERE TORNADO HIT
Long Beach AHalled
power agreemtot to maintain the
unity of the city. -
The j()int communique was ls·
sued after a two·hour and 40-
minute meeting or Carter,
Callaghan, President Valery
Giscard d'Estaing of France and
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt oC
West Germany.
Mangers Will Vote
For Death Penalty
NeJtrete Qrhha. 34, both or Santa Newport Bridge
Ana. died after Navarro's car
skidded mto a wall and utility Delays Reported
pole in the 3000 block of M~~ Ne"""" .. Beach's public workl den Street. ....,....
Mrt. OrhUa w reportedly a director Hys he now doubts the
widowed motheroheven. new Pacific Coast Hlahway
One of the major tncldenta ot brid'e over Upper Newport Bay
property damaie occurred Sun· is eomg to be completed by 1979.
day nllht in HunUn1t.on Beach In a report prepared Cor de·
when the roof of the United livery to city ct>uncihnen at their
California Bank.-319 Main St.,col· study aesalon lhia afternoon, Joe
lapsed apparenUy from the Devlin said delays caused by the
weight or accurn ulatef,t r•ln c~a•\aJ commls~lon have made.it
water "ancreaalnsly doubtful that the Ba~k oltlcl•ls this morning PCH bridee will be on the Uoe in
(See 8TCJ8M, ht• Al> • '79, ·' as originally planned.
SACRAMENTO ·CAP> -An
Oranae County Democrat said
today be wUl "reluctantly" vote
for the death penalty, increasing
chances lawmakers will override
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'a
promised veto.
Assemblyman Dennis
Manaers, who had been un·
decJdect, said the decision wu
"the most difficult or my brief
experience ln the Calllornla
Le1l1lature.
"I have lone harbored the idea
there ls no proof that capital
punl1h111ent ls a deterrent to
murder," said Mangers, a
freshman from Huntinglon
Beach.
''Andfrankly I aUU am notauc~
whether it. la or not~ But wha.i I
teamed from Ul11e dJacuasiona
wllh men •bohave been convict·
ed of capital crimes 1ave me a whole~ dimenafon, • .many of 1 OMt people oa
death rtlW abowed UWe remorM
ovar what lbey had done.
Several. m f ac.t, told me they
would do the same thing over
again if the clock were Lumed
back."
Mangers' announcement ln·
cre&1ed the number of Assembly
members who say they wUl -or
probably will -vote for the
death penalty to 52, according to
anAPaurvey.
Mangers said he visited death
row aL San Quentin and also
polled hi.s eonatltuents. El&hly·
four percent of those responding
aald they favored capital punlah·
ment.
Weather
Chance or ahoweu
decreastn1 to 10 percent
late tonlabt ud near zero·
Tuelday. Lowa tont1ht "8
to 58. HJahS Tuesday ln
mid anduppereos.
INSIDE TODAY
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SEEKS U.S. TITLE
Junior Ml11 Copk
Irvine Girl
NEW YORK (AP) -Former
Prealdcnt Nixon tells David
Frost 1n their second television
interview that HeDJ')' Kiaaineer
bad expressed doubt.a about the
CamboCtian invasion after the
Kent State killings.
Nixon also says Kissineer had
sometimes hinted at resignlnJ u
secretary of state. Newaweek re·
ported in its issue dated May 16.
The interview la to be broadcast
Thursday night.
Jn this week'• New York
magazine, John D. Ehrllchman
terma the first Nixon interview
·•a smarmy, maudlin ra·
tionali.zation that will be teated
and f<>Wld false."
Charles Colaoh on how to "buy"
the silence of E. Howard Hunt.
Ehrllchmap HYI Nhcon'• ~:
count ol the emotlonal 1 loo
when the president fired him wu
partly correct but that Nixon dld
not mention offerin' bis aide "a huaesumofmoney.'
Saytne he declined the money,
EhrUchman aaya it waa Nlxon
who suggested that the praldst
lire chief d stall H. R. Haldeman
and not Ehrlichman.
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Miss Fete
Serving a 30·month-to.eighl-
year term at Camp Stafford
Federal Prison in Arizona. the
onetime presidentjal asalstant al-
leges that Ni§con went to
"deaperate lengths" to try to
keep the Watergate special pro-
secutor from learning about the
break·in at the office of Daniel
Ells berg's psychiatrist.
In Newsweek's account of the
second interview, Nixon says that
Kissinger, when he was national
secunty advtser, contrived to ex-
clude Secretary of Stale William
Ro~en from some key decisions.
The former president says
Kissinger "was for going" into
Cambodia in 1970, but not on the
scale advocated by Nixon.
MAP SHOWS RELATIONSHIP Of PARK BUYS.
County Eying Rlveffront Property In M•H
.PufJHc Hearing
Tonight's the night when
Irvine's Virginia Cook. the
Cahforn1a Junior Miss, will nc
for the national Junior Miss title
on national television.
Mi ss Cook, 18, a senior at
University High School, will
compete against. 49 other
American teens at tbe Ju.nior
Miss pageant lr1 Mobile, Ala. The
pageant will be televised at 9
o'clock on CBS, channel 2.
Ehrlichman also says Nixon
personally counseled aide
"Then came Kent State. which
waa a terrible emotional shock to
Kissinger,'' Nixon continues.
.. And of course a torrent of abuse,
because the implication was that
because we did Cambodia, three
students were killed ·in Kent
State." Actually ,four were killed.
County to Study .
OK on Open Sp~e
Plan Work Sought
Mes~ Land Buy
Miss Cook, daughter of
1'homas and Jewel Cook, earlier
won the state title over 63 other
California girls.
Miss Cook 1s active on the
!>chool newspaper, and in debate
• and drama, and is founding pre·
s1dent of the campus Junior EK-
c:h ange Club. She also 1s a varsity
songleader.
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Ry STEVE MrreffELL
7 ot•Df'"~"-'ll•lf The Orange County Board of
Supervisors will be conaldertne
the purchue of about 130'1cres of
canyon hmd ln west Coata Mesa
at •public hearing May 18.
Newport Beach cit y coun· would handle the sale or the bond The parcel, tentatively called
be k r Talbert Realonal Park, ls located cilmen will as ed to approve a for a ee based on a sliding scale south ol Falrvlew Reeional Park
SJ,000 contract with the Jaw firm or the .dollar amount of bonds and north of 19th Street in Costa
of Rutan and Tucker tonight to sold. O'Neil said the cost of that Mesa. It la bordered on the west
begin work on the proposed open fee would be figured into the total by the Santa Ana River and on
space district. amount of the bonds sold, mak· the east by bluffs along Pacific
The special district would be ang the $3,000 the only out-of-AvenueinCostaMesa.
c reated to issue bonds for pocketexpenseoftothecity. Thelandhubeenonthecoun· purchase of open space and Councilmen have been con-SECURITY. parkland throughout the city. s1dering the special district since ty's master plan of reaional • A d. c ·t A h · parks for many years. ccor ing to 1 y ltorney t e1r proposed $7.1 million StateMutualSavingsandLoan to II. e f th t th · b .. ,..r·t Dennis O'Neil. the $3,000 con· aeneral obligation park bond v m car a ear e .... 1 s • ,.. Association, owner of the proper-b d d t fr tract would cover the costs of Cu a led an March may c re uce or cu o · ty,hasofferedittothecountyfor Younger Americans must be free drawing up the ordinance for the That election showed that 63 SlS,OOOan acre.
to plan fortl1c1r future." council to create the district as percent of those voting favored An adjacent parcel owned by
If the board votes to ~o ahead
with the ecquiait.,ion; Hyde said,
the area would probably rem•ln
undevetoped open space for a
while.
"We don't have a general de-
velopment plan for the site, but
the ~m half at leaat would
remain natural.
"It would lay there until a plan
is devised," Hyde said. He said
the northern portion might be de·
veloped as a park area, much
like Fairview Regional Park
which abut.sit.
The public hearing will begin
at 9:30 a.m. in Room 605 or the
county Administration Bulldlng,
515 N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana.
F,.._Pa,,e.AJ Other provisions of the Carter well as geUing "l~gal validation" the llond issue, so councilmen the same savings institution was
Pl"" '"Oulcl shi'ft sonl" re •nnues of the special district. l'amc.• up with the special district PATTY .. ... • • .! \.. sold recently to the Ca'ty of Costa from the }losp·t I Jns r ,, O'Neil said that validation notion Under. the district con· · i a u anc.. i r f I Mesa for about $20,000 an acre. ' • • • Trust Fund, the relatively would cons st o a riend y law-· ccpt, only a simple majority ap-"We think it's a pretty good
healthy rund now uscct to pay the ~~~th toa t~~~t~~~t 1~~i1c~tah:~in~0rs e~~~ a~;.~~~~e~c needed to pass a bargain ... said county plaDJler ~ahvuC:.1~!~ai~ ;~!'.t~er~:i;:~~ hOSptlUllZ<lllOn portion or J J05CphLfyde. Med1c<irc into the Old Age been used by one other city in thl' O'Neil said the special district ' of being punished too harshly.
S · ' ct DI I ·1 t T t' state. t·annot encompass th<' entire c'ty He said the county would pro-"It would be wrong to satisry urvavors an sa H 1 Y rus ' 1 bably have to buy the r1·"er bed Funds that arc running Out Of If the district receives t·ourt and cit~ staff members are re· • those who say there is special -' property in any case. because of money approval, then the Jaw firm com mt>nding that the com· treatment for the ric h by Cahf~no said this transfer will mercial development near the the planned widening of the San· punishing this defendant in·
were buty Lraml rr.inc money, ••I• dtPQllt bas, and b ok ....
cords to tho U~ al 7902 Edlnaer
Ave.
Damage estimates were not
Immediately available but police
said th•t no one wu ln the bank
at the tlmo lhe roof caved ln.
Elsewhere along the coast, the
storm was responsible for
damaae to scores of treC8 and
what otnclaJs call localbcd nood-
lng which quickly d!sslpated.
City officials estimate that·
most of the debris left in the
5torm 's wake wlll take a few
:lays to clean up.
The only major boating dis-
aster reportt.'<1 alona the Orange
roast occurred in Seal Beach
where an unmanned bait barge
drifted tree of its moorings and
broke up ore the Alamitos Bay
Peninsula.
In Newport, harbor patrolmen
said the only call for help they
responded to was issued when the
U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Point
Divide lost power while coming
ihto the harbor and was washed
ontothewestjetty. 1
Harbor patrolmen said the
crew was able to get the boat off
the rocks under her own power
and apparently sustained no ma-
jor damaae In the 4 :30 p.m. inci·
dent.
. Water district officials from
throughout the Orange Coast.
acknowledged that the rainfall
would have some short.term
benefits, but all agreed that it
would not alleviate the statewide
drought conditions.
Based on 8 a.m. readings. the
storm totals were recorded in the
following areas:
Santa Ana civic center, 1.50 in·
ches; Santiago Peak, 2.80 inches;
Huntington Beach, 2.55 inches;
Newport Harbor, 1.54 Inches;
North Irvine, 2.15 inches ;
Laguna Beach, 1.32 inches and
Laguna Niguel, 1.21 inches.
The water.saving effect of the
storm was explained by Carl
Kymla, general manger of the
M oulton·Niguel Water District
who pointed out that most of the
water consummed·by
homeowners is used for watering
treir yards.
"SiKty percent of domestic
consumption is outside Jrriga.
lion,'' he Said. He said the effect
of such a rainfall lasts ten days to
two weeks. which could produce substantial savings in districts
such as his where domestic use
constitutes more than 75 percent
of the district's customers.
be possible because of savings Orange County Airport be CK· ta Ana river for flood control ordinately," be said.
f':<pected if Congress enacts D Ii p b eluded purposes. "There has never been another IF/.:_ J 'IF/.• '
c arters hosp1tul cost c.·ontaan· C 0 ce rO e The onl y other city to create Hyde said funding for the park case like this and I sincerely W' UU,L W lRneT
ment plan to hold hospital fee in· such a district as San Diego. A land has heen appropriated for hope there will not be again," he
aeascs to 9 percent a year. Burg) • bond election m the San Diego the next fiscal year from county said. l ~T
Social Security tax rates for ar1es dnstnct IS slated for September. Harbors, Beaches and Park." ni'I· Both Meyerson and Miss n 1 ~1ewport
the Sl'lf employed would rise • trict and county's Flood Control Hearst's attorney. F. Lee Bailey,
from 7 percent to 7 5 percent. In N District funds. st~essed that th~ news~a~er Canoe
sew rules i.t>uan~ u person·s ewnort Newnn. .. L ~ Ill .,,_ .... • . . heiress ~as a. kidnap victim Rogatta
" .... 1:h~~.~~ { ,\A_ ,t)U. "J9")~ .... -. ~ .,l '· .:..;t fi.;,J,,J, ·-7' ·"'~ >,_,~.~ ., _ .. ~¥~ ·-'~-. , .f'.:.• ,t "' _-,;~':'4-~~ -· L;··::~~u•~· ~e, . • ~o; . •
t•ffii'liri:itcn pr~1Ti1on that now ar. Ne~ ~eac~ pol.ice ar.e in· J>. . .; ~ Judge ~aid that ~~s a mitigating A regatta f.or Uawaiian outrig·
•. "'~~l'n ~coH9.<tl I:! P.~Ptfsnts~.,. Yuil&W&-~~~w _ _., _ _. · • icwj,.f.~~.J~..-........ _ • I~Jt.1'E\~••.t-1ti·~ ; f-, .. ~ .... w.~:1~»~~: :;.~::::...,:..;..;..~.tnnu.rCili1aster ~"' :tt»:·~~':' • ~ it.a~ .. ~~ -,......riiS'ftiWC'1"lnssesto\ilW• · ~ ~ ··t~ ·~ <· • · -·• 'l.~~ JLa • ~ii • lle ltall amf>l~~l'dlflcl?tfi~Y-slle orr Newport 'Pier when wind-
pt>ndcnt on their waves more than Sl0.000. than 10.ooo·acres. would commit no further cnmes. blown chop swamped haJf the
As t•xpe<"tl'd, u prov1s1on was Investigators say th e Arrested ThesaleofthelrvineCompany He struck from the court re· boats, harbor patrolmen report-
proposl·rl to <·orr,•ct lln error in a burglaries seem to be unrelated became inevitable when the c.ord two all~gatlons of use of a ed todny.
1972 l:.i w that r1•sultcd in o\Cr· Two occurred on boats moored in A man sought by Newport Federal Tax Reform Act of 1969 fire~~m which could have in· The regatta Saturday involved
1·ompt·nsulang ruturc n•tarees for differentseclionsoftheharbor. Beach narcotics Investigators ruled that foundations such as tensir1ed any sentence against a race from the west harbor en·
an crcasl!s m thl' cost of la ving The first boat burglary report. since he disappeared in 1973 re· the James Irvine Foundation Miss Hearat.. trance jetty lo the pier and back
Angels' Manager
Sets Newport Talk
California An~el1 manag•r
Norm Sherry will be the guegt
s praker at a noon luncheon
Thursday at the Newport BHch
Marriott Hotel.
Opl•n to ull AnJ:el fans, the
lunch 1s ~pon!iored by the
Newport Ccnler Assodallon, the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce and th<> Daily Pilot.
Tickets at S8 each are available
al Mil banks in Newport Center.
400 Hurt in Riot
TOKYO CA P ) More thnn 400
persons were injuTed In a battle
betwe«>n 4,000 riot police and
3,100 students nnd rarmers op-
posed to the opening of Tokyo's
new $SS3 mlllion lntcrnatlonJl airport.
OAAfltOI! COAST
DAILY PILOT
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ed Saturday occurred on a boat mains in custody today on $25,000 could no longer retain majority hy boats from 12 canoe clubs in
doc ked at 829 Harbor Island uaal following his arrest in Loa" holdings in private companies. Southern Calirornia. .
Drive. Owner David Shore told Angeles area lhis weekend. But plans to sell the Irvine N S . .d But a harbor patrol spokesman
police thieves pried open the Sgt Darryl Youle said Dana Company to Mobil -including ewport WCI e said six of the boats were
hatch lo b&A cabin cruiser and Smith Sherwood, 28, was arrest-the Foundation's controlling in· swamped as they made the turn
took SUOO worth of eleclronic cd at hjs Granada Hiiis home terest of 54.5 percent -were Probed by Police at the pier.
navigation equlpment. where Investigators were led by abandoned two years ago when The contestants were pulled
A second boat burglary was re· a tip from an anonymous infor-. Mrs. Smith took legal action to Orange County Coroner's de-frorra the wate r by harbor
ported Sunday b y Ronwld mant. sideline the $200 million sale ln puties said today an tnvestiga· patrolmen and Jl(eguards who
Stevena wbo reported the then of Sherwood, who was living un-Orange County Superior Court. tion into the apparent suicide treated about 30 water·soaked
tt.°"4 worth of OahJng gear from der the name of Richard Lewis Judge James F. Judae is death of a Newport Beach man paddlers for mild shock and a
his cabin c~r docked at 717 Stephens. has been sought aince awaltin& the outcome of the cur-FridayissUIJ underway. few bruises
Lido Park Drive. has indictment Cor conspiracy to rent bidding battle between the David Williams, 29, wu found There was no information
Two other burglaries occurred 3ell manjua.na. two contenders before he rules on de ad Friday evenine at 789 available about who won tho at business establishments -one You le said Sherwood was ar-the legality of the sale. AmllfOI Way, Newport Beach. race. · near the Oranee County Airport rested in connection with a
and the other in the Cannery narcotic sales rine In a deal in·
Villaee area. \Olving 50 kilos or the illicit weed,
A maintenance man for the law but he diuppeared rlaht after his
firm or Regan. Drummy, Garrett indictment. ·
and Kina. Sunday reported a Youle said Sherwood has been
break·in at the orncea at 4299 the subject or a nearly·con.atant
MacArthur Blvd. Three electrlc search alnce he disappeared and
typewrlten were stolen. twice In the put two years ol·
Sara's Marine Salvaee. 417 ficers learned of his whereabouts
29th St., lost marine equipment only to discover that he'd aone
worth nearly $4,000 In a break·ln shortly before their arrival.
reported Sunday. Included in the Sherwood was booked. Into
Ust ol mlaalng items wu a Sl,500 · Oran1e County Jail lol1owln1 hla
sextant. arrnt Friday.
Operators of Newport Beach's
two police towtnc services are
asking the city council to In·
crease tb• fees th y cbarae ror
vehicles towed or Impounded at theorder<?f~.
Currentl)' the ratea charted by
Harbor Towma and Coast Tow·
tna tervf~• are:
-121.50 t.n bQur for towt.ni can and U•ht tnecka. -«tO an hour tor heavy truck.I
And a $12.!0 additional chart• 1f
two dolUes ere requited.
toi:ace f eea currcnUy aro SS a
day lot can and "·ton pick µJI':
'3.50 fOJ" ttUdtl over \4 too IDcl SI
a day for motoreydea. Thett la•
• service t .. for ~,nhtcl• ,.
leaHd to lt.I owner bif or• 1 a.m.
or afterOp.m.
The new ratee eouaht bJ the two aervic• lnctude: AO an hour
for car1 and motorcycles; S15 an
hour for dolllet: $30 labor per
hour for lruclu; a $15 lee for
rollovers and veblclea off the
road; "5 an hour towina charae
for trucb and bulea over oee
ton: szs per •4dltJonat ball hour; M an hour for bll truckl Ud
bun• off lht road or overtUmtd
wltb a $32.50 charae per addi·
tfonal hall bou.r.
Storqe f would be •«at M
a day tor can, Suro a dlJ for
motorcycl• ud ~*10 per dl1
for tnle"', depend.In• oa llze. Tti aftn·houn reltaae fee
would be \lpptd to $10.
Counc:Umtn are ala.tea to .0...
on the propo1ed tnert .. t•
too.la ht.
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VOL:. 70, NO. 129, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAG&6 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 9, 1977 • TEN CENTS
NO Progress
By LAURIE KASPER
Ol 1 .. Dally 1'119' I~
With the threat of a possible
teachers' strike still hanging
over the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District,
representatives or teachers und
trustees were expected to con·
tinue negotiating this evt¥ling.
After meeting for about rive
hours Saturday, representatives
of both groups were unable to re·
port any real progress toWard
aareement on an employment
contract whicn could avert the
possiblestrtke.
Teachers have 1lven thelr
necotWQ.ra the authority to caJl
the strike when and it they feel it
ii necessary.
"Procress can be very slow at
times or it can be very rapid at
times but it ought to come
tonight," said Marc DuBois, one
Made
oftheteachen' ne1otlatOr1.
Ne1otlaton reportedly ape.nt
Saturday'• 1e11loo revt,~ the
proposal made to the dlltrict. by·
the teacben at i a.m. Wednea·
day. .
The teachers have dropped
their demands for agency ahop,
blndlnl arbttratloo and a clause
allowina the Seddleback Valley
Educators Association to be a
grlevant -three items trustees
Patty Hearst
Gets Probation
LOS ANGELES CAP} -
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no
contest to assault and robbery
charges, was given five years'
probation today by a judge who
eaid she was no threat to society.
Superior Court Judge E . Talbot Calhster acted after the
prosecutor joined the def~nse in
asking that Miss Hearst spend no
further time in jail
"I don't think there is a heart
in America thai isn't full of com·
passion for the parents,"
Callister said lie call ed Ran·
dolph and .Catherine Hearst
''good people who love their
daughter."
Probation does not nece'!saoty
mean freedom for Miss Hearst;
since she Is under a seven-year
prison sentence for robbing a San
Francisco bank. She was freed liix months ago on Sl.25 milhon1
bail pending appeal of that con·
viction and the 9th U.S. District
Court of Appeals is expected to
rule soon in that case.
If her appeal is rejected, she
could return to serve at least 14
months before being eligible for
probation.
The slender, 23-year-old Miss
,Hearst stood surrounded by her
attorneys as t he judge pro·
nounced sentence. All four mem·
bers of her original defense team
came to court for the sentencing.
Rude 'Fleece'
Love Loses in Tennis
WASJUNGTON (AP) -Sen. William Proxmire
bestowed his "fl eece of the month" award today on
the National Endowment for the Humanities for mak·
ing a $2,500 f edcral grant for a study of why people are
rude on public tennis courts.
The federal agency made the grant to Arlington
County, Va., to determine why tennis players hog the
courts and become frustrated when they have to wait to play. ·
The project in\'olves hiring the consulting
scrvtct•s of a professor of ethics and philosophy ari d a
. . pr~r o< • -•olQ~'\•U..~W''' ~~ ·~f(
' ~t\Ja~s"ot aCR>tr~OO pf~fs toward local ti"nrtls· {e· ~
, '~UtU~··· ~-.' ~ £ ~~··1..~'f(,..r:1-·.· .... -:-::'...:--: . <...,..,e; · ~ "'·"'u~ \fdt~ng ~ e Nastase or Bob Hewitt throw
thc1 r tantrum~ on national telev1s1on taxpayers could
have sav<.·cl the expense,·· Proxmire said in a state·
· ment
Th<' Wisrnnsin Democrat makes his monthly
award for the most ironic example of wasteful gov·
crnmt•nt spt•nding.
Carter Asks Boost
In SS Fund Payment
WASHI NG1'0"1; <AP> -Pres1·
tlent Carter propo!>ed an c111:ht·
point program toda:t to shore up
the flnunc1ally troubled Social
Sacur1ty sy11tt•m by ra1sine the
lo<:lal Security taxes paid by
employers and many middle and
upper Income Amf'ricans.
· The rteslden~ asked Con1r • s
in a mcauie to divert aomt
general tax rC!vcnues lnto the
Social Security trust runds when
unemployment rl cs above 1ht
percent. Th Joble11 rate now l
seven percent.
Coast
Weather.
'Chance of s howers
decreMing to 10 percent
late tonight and near zero
Tuesday. Lowa tonight 48
to 58. Highs Tuesday ln
· tnld and upper 60a.
' IN DE TOD"Y.
Call/Omia'a Stcrttor11 of
Stctt Morch Fong Euo.111 ~
do1m•t 'Mf' citd' tM JJOHtbtli·
tt1 of nmttlng for ooV.rnor or a
tedf ill the U.S. Sf1>4tt '"'
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The plan also would require
employers to pay their ahare of
Social Secunty laxes on all of an
employe's income, rather than
just on a portion as they do now.
The maximum income on
which employes pay Social
Secunty taxes, now aet at $18,500, .
,rould rile $MOO b11915 II\ addJ· tton to npttted autom1Uc In·
cr.aaes between flOW and Ulen. •
(See 8ECVRITY. Paae .U>
PhonaKeep
Citize1U lip
OnTeachen
A code·a ·phone meanie
auvlce was expected to be in·
stalled in the Saddleback Valley
Unified School Dtatrict omces
Her parents sat ln a front row in
the packed courtroom.
Callister told Miss Hearst she
would have to make restitution to
those whose property she
damaged when she fired two
machine guns in a wild sporting
goods store fracas May 16, 1974.
Miss Hearst spoke not a word
during the proceedings. She wore
a brown sweater and brown
tweed skirt with hoots and was
hustled ln and out of court under
private guard.
Deputy Dl~t. Atty . Sam
Mayerson said he felt that there
had been too much effort by law
e nforcement .. no t to show
favoritism to this defendant."
School
Changes
Possible
• ID Teacher ·Talks
have continually said they tould
not accept.
Now, the teacben' leadens HY,
lt ls time tor the tnut.ees to make
some movement.
But repreaentatlves of the
trustees note that the teachers
also have eliminated clauses
from tbe contract which they feel
m\l.st be included.
Amon& these are a district's
rights clawse, a artevance policy,
an aireement not to reopen
neaotiaUou except on salary ls-
1ue1 and a "no strike"
guarantee.
Teachers also are asklna for a
one.year contract. Represen·
tatlve1 of trustees say a contract
will have to cover a longer period
ao the district can be stabilized
after this curr~t dispute, which
has continued for more than a year.
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BANK ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER WEIGHT OF WATER
No One Wea In Hundngton Beach UCB at th• Time
John Cooper, uslatant to the
s uperintendent, uld the dis-
trict'• neaoUatora are stm trying
to fl1ure out wh•t effect the
teachers' propoeal might b1ve on
tile dilltrict. .
Btit be abo said the district's
last' proposal to the teachers
"had all the parts there to
maneuver around."
Bill Mecham, SVEA president,
(See TALKS, PageZ>
Nixon
Talks of
Kissinger
NEW YORK <AP) -Former
~ideftt Nixon tells David
Frost in their second television
interview that Henry Kissinger
had expressed doubts about the
Cambodian invasion after the
Kent State killings.
Nixon also says Kissinger had
sometimes hinted at resigning as
secretary of state, Newsweek re-
ported in its issue dated May 16.
The interview Is to be broadcast
Thursday night.
In this week's New York
magaz.ine, J ohn D. Ehrllchman
terms the first Nixon interview
"a sma rmy , maudlin ra·
tionali.zatlon that will be tested
and found false."
Serving a 30-month·to·eight·
year term at Camp Stafford
Federal Prison In Arizona, the
onetime presidential assistant al·
l eges that Nixon went to
"'desperate lengths" to try to
keep the Watergate special pro-'
secutor from learning about the
break-in at the oflice of Daniel
Ells berg's psychiatrist.
Ehrlichman also says Nixon
per sonally counseled aide
Charles Colson on how to "buy" ~
the silence or E. Howard Hunt.
Ehrlichman says Nixon's ac-
couut of the emotional session
when the president fired him was
partly correct but that Nixon did
not mention offering his aide "a
hugesumofmoney.''
Saying he declined the money,
Ehrllchman says it was Nixon
wh~.!UJ(t!!ted that the presi~t • .~.:. ~~E> -. :'.)IW"aft(llb.'f. ·, .. and not Ehrl man. .
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~=.;.:.__.. second,n et-view, lxon sa1s't'hac· ~
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WHERE TORNADO HIT
Long Beach AaHlled
storm conditions.
Fernando Navarro, 19, of San·
ta Ana and his passeneer.
Nerrete Orhlia, 34, both of Santa Ana, died after Navarro's car
skidded lnto a wall and utility
pole ln the 3000 block of McFad·
den Street.
Mrs. Orhlla was reportedly a
widowed mother or Rven. One of the major jncldent& ~f
propert)' damage occurred Sun·
da)' nleht ln Huntln&ton Beach
when the roof of the United ttk!eSTORM, Pa1e .U>
East (:oast Group
Ups M~bil's Offer
Tbe new oiler, l{ lt ll acce,pta·
bte to the louhdaUon, meana th•t
'MobU"lllUltDOW aubmlt a newtild
lt Jl la to remiiD ln contention for
Kissinger, when he w~s national
security adviser, contrived to ex·
elude Secretary of State William
Rogers from some key decisions.
The former presid ent says
Kissinger "was for going" into
Cambodia In 1970, b\lt not on the
scale advocated by Nixon.
''Then came Kent State, which
was a terrible emotional shock to
Kissinger," Nixon continues.
"And of course a torrent of itbuse,
because the implication was that
t?ecause we did Cambodia, three
students were kUled 1n Kent
State." ActuaHy, four were killed.·
Signups Set
For Softball
Women's slo·pltch softball teamutill have time to sign up tor
the Saddleback Valley Unified
School Dis trict Recreation
Department's proaram.
An entry tee of $67 per team
mt.1st be paid betore competlUon
begina. All aames will be played
at Mission Viejo High School on.
·Monday nlghta bellnnlnt at 6
p.m . The llrat pracllce 1ame la
acheduled for t.tay u.
Further lnfortn•Uon may be
obtained by caJUn1 the Recrea·
tion Department at 768·0981.
Re1lstraUon la being taken In th
dlatrict offices at 2S811 Dlseno
Drive, Mia1lon Viejo.
AD SUCCESS
A,2 DAIL V PILOT
.BALTIMORE (AP> -A
M aryl1nd aunsmltb who has
spellt years atudylne the. as-
aa11lnatlon or President Keo·
nedy believes that a Secret
Service asent accidentally fired
the fatal, bullet, panicking after
hearl~ Lee Harvey Oswald's
first shot.
"Since 1969 l have been unable
to turn up evidence which shakes
any part of my conclusion,'•
gummith Howard Donahue said
i n an Interview with the
BaltlmoreSUnday Sun.
A spokeiman for the Secret
Service decij.ned to comment to-
day on the Donahue interview,
but said, "We concur in the flnd-"
SECURITY. •
Increasing the waee·base ceil-
ing, as the $16,500 figure is
called, would mean that
employes who make more than
the present maximum would pay
hi.rzher taxes. Describing the increases in the
wage.base ceiling, HEW
Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr.,
who briefed lhe Cabinet and re·
porters ori the proposal this
morning, said workers making
more than the maximum would
pay an additional $36 in Sociat
Security taxes in 1979 and
another $40 more in 1981. The
cost would rise at comparable or
slightly higher rates in 1983 and
. 1985.
Theater to Present
Board Candidates
Candidates for offices in the
Saddleback Valley Community
Theater will be presented dunng
a general meeting at 7:30 pm.
Wednesday 10 Glen Yermo
Elementary School, Mission
Viejo.
Officers will be elected dunng
the organization's June 8 meet-
ing. Further 1nformat1on muy be
ot;>tained by calltng Carol Knight
at 586·8342.
in gs of the Warren Comm1si11on "
The Warren Commt.sslon eon·
eluded that Kennedy was killed
by Oswald acting alone
Donahue. who has a g1.tn ahop
in suburban Towaon, became ln·
volved with the assassination
through a 1987 CBS television
show In which he and other
marksmen fired the type of rirle
Oswald is thought to have used
under almost the same condl·
lions.
Donahue was tpe only one to
score three accur4te shots during
a 8.5-second period, the time
Oswald is thought t"o have had lo
fire.
He accepts the evidence that
CUSD Sets
Signup (or
Tot Classes
The Capistrano Unified School
District is accepting registration
for children eligible to attend fall
kindergarten classes.
Children. taay be enrolled if
they will be 5 years of age on or
before Dec. 2.
Parents of children meeting
the age requirement can register
by &oing to the elementary
school office where their child
will be attending. They must be
prepared to verify the child's age
with a birth certificate, a bap-
tism certificate or a passport.
District officials said that prior
to entering school. all children
must have been immunized
against polio and measles and
must also have the diphtheria,
tetanus and whooping cough
(OPT) inoculation.
District s~csmen said that
students enrolltn~ in the new
Harold J . Ambuehl School on San
Juan Creek Roud, due to open in
September, can register al San
Juan School. Their records will
be transferred.
Oswald was tryinc to kill the~
1ad•nt. in DalJu on Nov. 22, 19U.
But he says Oswald's first bullet
missed the pre:sldeoUal c~~~ tine the pavement and bre
up ln a •pray of metal fraament.a.
"lt is a matter of record that
five metal fragments were
picked up later in the car '' he
said. •'There is pictorial evidence
of their hitting the windshield
and also dentin& a piece of
chromework near the r~arvlew
mirror"
He theorizes that one of the
fragments was the 8.5mm piece
of metal found between Ken·
nedy's skull and akin.
"It would sting -as a shot
from a BB gun would sting -and
after having been hit, the presl·
dent could have made the ex-
clamation Rov Kellerman said
he made, 'My God, I 'm bit.' "
Donahue said.
Kellerman, a Secret Service
aaent, was riding in the front seat
oC the presidential limou~ine.
"Oswald's second shot was the
so-called miracle bullet which
pierced the president's back and
throat and passed through
<former Texas Gov.) John Con-
nally," Donahue said.
"Unlikely as It may seem, the .
high-velocity bullet would1 be
easily capable ot doing ex,ctly
what the Warren Report accept.
ed as actuality," he said. He
added that the president could
not have spoken after being hit
by the high-velocity bullet, which
shattered his larynx.
Fro.. Page Al
SUMMER •••
grams, he said With.community
clubhouses, sports and a bus to
the beach competing for the
youngsters' participation, stu-
dents have to be encouraged to
come to school, he explain ed.
Summer school principals and
teachers ure paid five-eighths of
their per diem salary. For the
four weeks program. Mitchell
said, the average principal's
salary 1s about $1,500.
•
'Breana' at Mission Viejo
Drama students at Mission Viejo High
School will present their version of
Shakespeare's. light-hearted comedy "A
MidsQ.mmer Night's Dream" May 12-14 at
8 p.m. m the campus MUitipurpose Room
B. Shown in a scene from the Bard's
classic are, from left, Bart Rukstalis as
Theseus, speaking to Steve Levine as
Lysander and Sarah Blair as Hermia.
I',.... Page Al
TALKS ••.
said teachers are still willing to
make concessions on their recent
proposal but trustees must first
make some concession•.
"We've taken off all the things
they complained about and no'>',
if they don't settle, J wunl to
know why," he said.
While negotiations on these
questions are continuing, both
teachers and distr ict ad-
ministrators are preparing for a
strike.
"We're prepared to gll <tt
anytime," Mecham said.
SadLHeback F,....PageAJ
2nd Campw ~!o~!~;M:,;s,.col·
lapsed apparently from the Delay Seen ::~:r~t of accumulated rain
Saddleback College trustees Bank officials this morning
will be asked tonight to delay a were busy transferring money,
scheduled hearing on the pro-safe deposit boxes and bank re-
posed second campus site until cords to the UCB at 7902 Edinger
their May 23 meeting. Ave.
Roy Barletta. district business Damage estimates were not
manager, said he is seeking the immediately availCJble but police
postponement ''lo reassess our said that no one was in the bank
whole position on lhi~ ~o de-at lhe liotj? the roof caved in.
terminc 1f we can negotiate a Elsewhere along the coast, the
sale for the land." storm was res ponsi blc for
Two weeks ago the college damage to scores of trees and
. Teachers reportedly hCJ vc been board scuttled plans to buy 20 what officials call localized flood·
told what to do 1f there ts a strike acres at Myford Road and Bryan ing which quickly dissipated.
Mecham saic1 they also havr trst· Avenue and voted 4_3 lo make a City officials estimate that
C A I d ed a ·•telephone tree" wh1c·h was deal for a site at Jeffrey Road most of the debris left in the arter rrl•ves 1•n swi•tzer an designed to inform thl' district's and Irvine Center Drive. Both storm's wake will take a few
700 teachers of a strike if and parcels are owned by the Irvine fays to clean up._
L GENEVA, Switzerland CAPJ -
President Carter arrived here to-
day to meet with Syrian Presi-
dent Hafez Assad m talks the
Syrian leader said he hoped
would become a "turning point"
in the search for a Middle East
peace.
"I ~lieve it 1s the year of hope
for substantial proiress." Carter
said as he and Assad met bneny
with reporters before beemning
• tl\eir <ti.sc:tiLJ~qil. a. .~ · ~ ' ., r~,,,c-nl'~ gfea~ o~
; , ~~,,;{~~ ~ . ... ~
· ~ma&le ~a~ was not a crnd
hut that "obviously there is the
w1ll lo look for a solution "
Before leaving London, site of
a seven-nation weekend summit
confe rence, Carter confer red
with the leJders of Britain,
France and West Germany and
lhe four lsssucd a warning on the
s tatus of Berlin. <S ummit
analysis, Page A4 ).
They said that East West de·
t ente would be seriously
threatened tf the Communists
continue effort.a to make East
Berlin an lntearal part of East
Germany, rather than a sector of
a rour·power city under the Unit·
ed States. Rnt.1in France and
the So' 1et Union
Upon arrlvin1: here Carter srud
"we hope to Ix~ buck" later this
Persuasion Fails
CLEVELAND CAP) -Ashby
Leach, who held 13 hostaaes lust
.summer in a protest against the
Chessle rullroada, was being held
in psSrehlatrie care after trying lo
persuade his wife to give birth In
a pnrk aa a final protest agauat
Chessie, polke said. •
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, . when it is called. Company. The only major boating d1s-
year for renewed GenC'va tJlkc; day hefore returning to the Unit-But district administrators say liarletta said it would be pre-.1ster reported al9ng the Orange
between Jsrael and her Arab l'd States Tuesduy night. they have detailed plans to meet fer able to the college to buy the Coast occurred m Sea~ Beach
neighbors. CJrtl'r s.11d his meeting -with a teachers' strike and enough land outright without going where an unmanned b~1t barge
It was not 1mmed1atel~ dl•ar Assad and other Arab and Israeli substitutes to keep the schools through conde.:Onation proceed-drifted free of its moo~ngs and
whether Carter mf'anl he lt•adl'rs \\.OUJd put htm "ma bet-open. mgs Company vice president broke Op ore the Alamitos Bay
personally "ould return to ll'rcond1t1ont0Judgeth~areasof Richard Reese said last week Peninsula.
Switzerland for a Geneva peace agreement . and d 1sagree-that his firm would hold oul for ~n Newport, harbor patrolmen
conference or was simply rl'fr r. ment ·· F p Al condemnation on either arcel said the only cal.I for help they
ring to the fact that the l nitt·tl Sl•cn·tar> of State Cyrus R. ,.... age because of tax savings that~ould responded to was issued when the States and the So\ 1H Limon arc \ JOl'l' said Assad s news "are b ed U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Point
cocha1rmen of the. stallt>d ron-~uln~ to he e-cceedlngly impor-JRVJNE e~c~reuce~t Orange County !-l•vide lost power while coming
ference tant IO the formulation Of 'the . e e e I' 11: r~na m• .. -• mto the ha~bor and was wa~t>cl . -.... ~Wl.$i,...i:. Q .... ~ ., .,.._. "'"'_ .. ' • '\.I ' • 'l" "<-• • A s~or ocri~•l •bf;,ro ~t.: J.·~4'·-''"'~Mlyustrauon's ~fifl".l r.:.~-~,perffetotif. •. -~"',~ff.lmru~ ai·~ ~ '"'"' .)D,_""·~~.~-. -~ ...... ~.~ •.) Y.:.. . .,_ .... -.
President's jct disclosctf on ttw nf''W'1' aoout what lt -can do to needed by ~he group to acquire members) mu§_t v9te. t.Q...~ondemn ,JJe.,rbor p,11tt,0lm~ A..i!JQ. JJ)~ .. l.IA#IWJ~1~M,..~otii~t ·r 1f~i.~ru~~~:.r...,.10a1~-,~"~~ .. ".t.W.-'~,~~~~,_,..,. -~~-,..\)te1."~t~~"'t "
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Shimon Peres 1f, as expecll·d Crt'Ol'\ J "as chose.n as neutral lified as the driving force behind fl cult to garner that majority. and apparently sustained no ma. Peres becomes prtmt• m 1mstl·r of J.! !·ound for t~e meeting after the anti-Mobil advcr~1sements that jor damage in the 4: 3o p. m. inci-
lsrael. as a result of tht• M.iv 17 11 Yt',Jr old Synan refust;d to ~o have appeared m several na· The hearing tonight was to dent.
Israeli elecltons. Peres. <ll•frnsl• lo \\ ashington to outline his tional and local newspapers in have permitted the Irvine Com-
min1ster. 1s serving ui. a<·LinJ: '1ewi1 on how peace with Israel recent weeks. pany and the public to respond to
prime m1nistcr. <·o uld be at•hieved. Carter has a proposal for condemnation of
The official said such a mt•1•t aln•ady met 1n Washington with the land.
ing probably \\ould takt' plan· lsr;it>ll Prime Minister Yitibak llor-lars Get Loot
Hr) ~oonaftcrthel'lc•rtions Rabin, Egyptian President ea Tonight's meeting begins at
Curter was scheciuled to "" Anwar Sudnt and King Hussein A H . v· . 7:30 p.m. in room 212 of the col· hack to London toni~ht tind to al of .Jordan. and meets there later l Ome W le JO lcgc library.
lt.-nd a North Atlantw Trt•.1t} thi'I month with Crown Prince Burglars who entered via the
Organization meetmJ( herl' Tuei. Fahd of Saudi Aro bi a. unlocked garage door took coins,
a camera and a television set North Gets Rain
from a Mission Viejo home.
Orange County sheri(f's of-
ficers said the theft occurred
while businessman Donald
Joseph Scott. 46, of 24622 Adobe
Lane, was away from home. He
valued the loss at $830.
By'l'beAasoclated Preas
Scattered showers, with a·
chance of thunderstorms, arc
forecast for today, according to
the National Weather Service.
Snow is likely in the mountains
above 4,000 feet.
SAYE ON PHOTOS TAKEN MOTHER'S DAY
COLOR PRINIS
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PHOTO ENLARGEMENT SPECIAL
Water district officials from
throughout the Orange Coast
acknowlec1i<ed that the rainfall
would have some short-term
benefits, but all agreed that it
would not alleviate the statewide
drought conditions.
Based on 8 a m. readings. the
storm totals were recorded in the
following areas:
Santa Ana civic center , 1.50 in-
ches: Santiago Peak, 2.80 Inches:
Huntington Beach, 2.55 Inches;
Newport Harbor, 1.54 Inches :
North Irvine, 2.15 inches:
Laguna Beach, 1.32 inches and
Laguna Niguel, 1.21 Inches.
•• , o ..... gement l~,.o ' I "
~~1 :':!::!ow;s~1o 59c
PLUS FAST SERVICE.
IN BY 9 a.m. OUT BY '1·JO pm
w .. rlo our own prO<"t\\lnq
•HI thr J>'f"fTU \f" •
ONC: DAY C..OLOR PROCESSING-WE 00 OUR OWN ~r':'-~~:WiMWlf~!9!!1Mt~W;~~~r.,
PRESIDENT CARTER GREETS SYRIAN PREllDl!NT AllAD
'TM Ye., of Hop4J for Subatentlal Progreu•
INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS
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,
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about rilWaraat •tocb. IDd u a conaequeac• WI ~ ,1 baa beeil amaGI the poorest~ of *'°1 g-. tb• atocl a m~~ d ~ wu • dnp freen thlt kept patrou at home and f oreecl qp restaurant beaUna btUs. CoffM ·pr1cu r0te. So did
fean ot a devu~t f\lel lbortap. A.Dcl'm1Dlm"1JD wqu q
aeemedboundtovaultblcher. • 1 :"
TO INVESTOU. TRESE A&E tho lnji'edlen1-ot a di>.,
taateful recipe, one to make the tnUre c:atecory ot,, rataurant. stocu, malnlY cbalns, u invltlnl u an aid ,
peaayapoon diner. . ,,
ln 19'1' the restaurants ranked as the fifth best perf Ol'Ql·
tnc &JWp. Last year tbe ranking tell to tblrd from the bM.· d •
tom. This year the decline bas continued, wtth the StaDdtrd,,,
& Poor'• Mtaurant lbdex down 21 perttnt. ,._
So why ii Merrill Lynch contendtnc
tbat ''thl.8 ii an appropriate time to be
accumulating restaurant stocks?"
There's more than one simple tea·
·son, but in general, tbe brokerage
house believes too much weight has been
given to the obvious negatives. and that
some positive factors are beiog over•
looked.
MOSI' POSITIVE OF Afw.L. it fmds,
is that the majority of companies con· cu1011""· 1 tinued to make earnines progress throu,it the dltncultr1; period, indicating they have more resiliency than was
believed. ·
That observation alone might be sufficient to attract '0
some buyers, but the analysts believe several other factors
have been too bearishly interpreted. .
Perhaps m06t worrisome of them baa been the prospect....-.,
of a large increase in the minimum waae. Under the Dent
Bill, the existing $2.30 an hour minimum would rise to about
$2.85 lmmediately and to about $3.30 nen1 a.nu.ary. q
AT 1'llE SAMB TIME IT WOULD repeal the so·called,
tip credit which allows employers to pay Upped workers at ".JC
half the minimum rate. Now receiving $1.15 an hour, they d
also would jump to $8.30 by the first of 19'78. •
For the labor·dependent restaurant industry, such an. q
increase would be strongly inflationary. For investors, wbo
don't wait around ror the worst to happen, the threat meant,-.-,
run tor your llvea and don't come back.
But analysts now believe tbe1>ent Bill won't be enacted....-
in ltl present form. They note that the administration has
proposed an Increase to $2.50 this July, and a formula that
would raiae the rate to $2. 73lnJuly 19'78.
• f
''111ESE SEEM TO BE reasonable proposals and ones •i
that the restaurant industry could live with," the analyata
conclude. Reassessing the energy proposals, they al.so,.,.i
believe restaurants can live with them, too.
The new cars, they observe, will make it possible to
comply with a 10 percent fuel consumption, and do so with · ·
ease -without a decline in mileage· traveled. To · 1
restaurants, mlleage traveled is equated with food served.
Conclusion: "Unless the Carter energy program con-·•;·•
tains features not even hinted as yet, the restaurant in· 1 .. :
duatry may not be significantly ~ected." ·
The industry may not pay attractive dividends -and
dividends are very important in a market of conservative ' ·i
investors -but the possibility of capital gains mirht be"'
there, Merrill Lynch says, if you got the taste for Uiem. • •
Grocers.' Shi.ire
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CHINESE F1RE DRIUS ON FOREDECK RESULT IN SPINNAKER STARTJ
PORC Racera Get Under Way In Ught AJr Off San Diego'• Point Loma
Ahead of Storm
Sorcery Wins SD Race
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dell' t>I ..... 1tl1tt Wrll•r
Jacob Wood's 61-foot sloop
Sorcery, of the California Yacht
Club, led the n eet of 37 yachts
across the finish line at 2:06 a.m.
SundaYJ just ahead or a 1usty
weathet front In the first of five
BEUF,SIUCE
TO 'SUNSHINE'
Joan Malanoaky at the helm or
Sunshine was the winner oC Dana
Point Yacht Club's Dana Belles
race, a women's Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet regatta
sailed out of Dana Point Yacht
Club Saturday.
There were 13 boats entered in
the race which was sailed in 15·
knot southeast winds. Second was
Windrunner, skippered by Julie
Timon, Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club, and third was Fancy, sailed
by Marti French, DPYC.
Pacific Ocean Racing Con ·
ference <PORC) races.
Sorcery was first to finish in
the 113-mile San Diego to Long
Beach via Catalina Island race
but failed to save her time in the
corrected time standings.
THE RACE STARTED at 11
a.m. Saturday off Point Loma in
a light southerly breeze under
threatening skies with a number
of the yachts setting spinnakers
before they crossed the starting
line. The unusual spinnak"'""•m
resulted in several of the yachts
getting their chutes hoisted in
tight wraps that_ caused con-
siderable foredeck confusion.
The PORC is sponsored by the
Yacht Racing Union of Southern
California for yachts rated under
the International Offshore Rule
handicap system. For the first
time this year. a small class of
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet <PHRF> )"acht.s were in·
eluded.
S.011 Salliag Set
Arthur Oudl!S <left) manager of the Bayshore Inn in
Vancouver, and Bill Van Diercn. commodore or the Van-
couver Model Yacht Club, &Ive a naval salute t o Van Dier~n·s model yacht, "Kokanee." The illn's POOi will be
the 11te May 28 of the first Sailing Regatta for People
Who Don't Own 40-foot Yacht.a and Can't Swim Anyway.
Twelve radio-controlled model yachts will take part.
Class A winner on corrected
time waa Bravura, a 48-foot sloop
sailed by Irving Loube, San
Diego Yacht Club.
Class B winner was Vendetta.
a 40-foot two-t.onner sailed by
William Rogers, UC Santa
Barbara Salling Association;
Class C was won by Binao, a
CF-37 co-skippered by Dennis
Choate and Dick Pennington,
Long Beach Yacht Club. The
PHRF group was won by II·
luston , Ed McDowell, King
Harbor Yacht Club.
SUMMARY OF handicap staa-
dlngs.
CLASS A -1, Bravura; 2,
Whistle Wing V, Hastings
Harcourt-Tom Tobin, SBYC; 3,
Sunset Blvd. Barry Berkus-Roy
Cundiff. LBYC; 4, High Roler,
Bill Power, NHYC; 5, Tuia,
Robert Gosnell, Hawaii YC.
CLASS B -1, Vendetta; 2,
Raider, Jim Linderman, BYC; 3,
Cad enza, Carl Eichenlaub,
SDYC; 4, DnJmbeat, Zimbaldi·
Long. NHYC ; 5, Bandit, Steve
Morton, NHYC.
CLASS C -1, Bingo; 2, En-
trepid II, Richard Hoegh, CBYC;
3, Sneaker, Don Wilson, LBYC;
4, Cottontail, John Arens, BYC;
S, Bzu, Ed Feo, LBYC.
PHRF -l, Illusion; 2, Vic-
toria, Ed Callender, LA YC; 3,
Huckleberry Duck, J . Hoffman,
BCYC.
Hidalio. a 46-foot sloop owned
and skippered by Rod Lippold
of the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, wa.s the Class A winner
Saturday in the third race of
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's
Ang e iman Serles for
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet yachts.
Winner in Class B was
Wildcat, a Cal·2S sailed by Pele
Schoonmaker. and the Class C
winner was Scotch Mist, a
Dasher-32 sailed by Don An·
derson, BYC. Summary:
CLASS A -I, Hidalgo; 2,
Virgi nia, Dennis Burnett.
SSYC: 3, Mistress, Warren Han·
cock, NHYC.
CLASS B -l, Wildcat; 2,
Lumaran, Btll Rohrs, VYC; 3,
Pranc, RJchard Newbre, BCYC.
CLASS C -1, Scotch Mist; 2,
Knockers, Cass idy and
W\lliam1, BYC; 3. Genesis,
John S!pJe, SSYC.
137 Boata Enter Ariwna ·Regatta
Hobie Cat 1ailon and their fi.mlllet
nocked to Lake Havuu City. Ari.I.
.. Friday for the tint Lake Havasu
Hobie Cat FamilY Fun and Rtcrea·
tlon&I Retreat which Included ever·
ytbint from •alll.Da. eolf. tenni.I and volleyball contest.. Th.-e were 137 boata entered ln tM
eatUna contesta. Winds for the rea•tta
were a mlld 12 mllea per hour oa
Saturdl.f but wlllltled up on Sunday
with CUI" of up to 40 mpb. TroPhY wlnnen:
3.5 METER -1, Robby Beachamp.
Corona del Mar, 2\4 pta.; 2. Christian
Ba.nkl, Dana Potnt, 6; 3, Ann Haien.
MaUbu,I.
JfOBIE·14A -1, Hobie Alter Jr .•
Caoi1trano Beach, 214 ; 2. John
Golden. San Dieao. 7; 3, Miles Wood,
San Die&o, 9; Joe Neale, San Diego.
14; 5, R. Paul Allen, Newport Beach,
14.
H0Bl2·14B -1, Jeff Alter, Capistrano Beach, 4 ~; 2, Craie
Hernandei, Huntington Beach.~; 3,
Steve Huttoo, Huntington Beach, 10;
4, Bill Sclopp, HunUnilon Beach, 10, s. Lou Mutillo, Dana Point, 14.
BOBIE·HC -1, Peter Nicolle, Port
Hueneme. 4~; 2, Chris Workman, La
Jolla, 6~; 3, Marvin Worthen, El
Toro, 13; 4, Bud Tice, La Habra. i.a.
HOBIE-16A -1, Rlck Eddlnaton~
Dede Beaucbainp, Newport Beach,
13.,.; 3, Jlm Black·Trttllla, Newport
Beach. 18 : 31 .Jim Brooka·AnD Hatagua, Huntington Beach, 11; 4,
Randy Hatfield-Kim Jacob, San
Clemente, 18; 5, St~\le and ldarie
Grimshaw, Dana Polnt, 19.
11081E·l6B -1, Terry and Sherry
Niemeyer, Lake Havasu City, 14%: 2,
~umpy_ Rhodes-Kay . Wagner,
Hemet. l?; 3, ·Paul Hulton-John
Parot, Hunungton Beach, 17; 4, Kevin
Hutton-Ray Saylor, Huntington
Beach, 21 ; 5, Lee and Joan Ag\lllar,
Tempe, Arb;., 21. .
HOBIE·llC -1, Bruce and Mary
Jane McCoig, Laguna Beach, 14; 2,
Steve Herr-B111 Haynsworth, San
Diego, 14~~; 3, David Klug-Marilyn
Cook, Lake Havasu City, 19; 4, James
and June Sutton. Capistrano Beach,
20~; 5, Jim Lewis-Pete Pederson,
Ro1llng Hills, 23.
HOBIE-16 NOVICE -1. Jim and
Laurie Adamson, Anaheim, 11: 2,
Lloyd Doyle.Richard May, Cerritos,
13~; 3, Jeff and Karen Baker, Costa
Mesa, l.3o/•; 4, Lonnie and Francie
Adamson, Cerritos; 16; 5, Bill and
Linda Warren, Lake Ar~owhead, 16%.
Jim v.bttc>lt ond l'oul R-'. Vn1venl1y of '°'11Mr11 Olli•
lornlo olumnl are kwillf'IQ ell
IJ5C olumnl end tuptlOf'ten
lo Y1tlt lhWr MW olfkel (It
Newporl hoch, Tt-e IOIM
pride that you felt In bel119
0 Tllllon """ be eYidenl when you drive o lea•• -froin Harbor L-•na GuorontHd 10 rnoke th11 year'• trip to
the Roa• &owl even mor•
pl.._m.
( THE BOOKMAN )
REVllWS In the
DAILY PILOT
.
Betty Cook Vies
In Florida Event
WHATS WITH THE
Betty Cook of Newport Beach, the only woman
driver in the rugged sport of offshore power boat
racing, will be out to defend her point lead in the
·campaign tor tne Nortn Amencan c.:onunentat
championship Saturday when she tackles a tough
200-mlle race off Miami for the Bacardi Trophy.
The course for open claas boats will start about
a half·mlle north of Government Cut, Miami, run
across the Gulf Stream to a point off West Bimini
then back to a check point boat east of Palm Beach.
Cook established her point lead in the
Bushmilb Grand Prix race off Newport Beach last
March. In the Bacardi race she will be racing
against many of the same male drivers. including
Preston Henn, Pompano Beach, Fla. -last year's
winner; Joel Halpern, the 1975 U.S. high point
champions; Bob Nordskog, Van Nuys, the South
American champion, and Rocky Aoki, the driver
who won the Bu.shmills at Newport in 1976.
Schooner Goes Under
LOS ANGELES (AP> The ship, generally re·
-Athree-masted75-foot garded a s a tourist
sailing vessel sank near attraction, had not been
Marina del Rey Friday, in \!Se recently, officials
County Harbor Patrol of-..:.n::;:o::;te::;d:·=====::;:--;I ficials said. -; ) Nobody was aboard ( HYDNEV HARRIS
when the old schooner _ _
sank, officials said, ad-KEEPS YOU ON YOUR
din& the incident oc-TOES
curred about 80 feet of-In the
fshore. DAILY PILOT
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Angels?
Oet th• enawer flret
hand from Callfornl•
Angel• manager Norm
Sherry -Thuradey
noon Mey 12, at th•
Marrtott Hotel, Newport
Center.
The luncheon la th• flrat
Harbor Area Hlute to
the cou,,ty'a American
LeeguetHm.
Sherry I• ••peeled to outline proapeeta for
betterlft9 the team'• record.
He'll talk about team pereonnel and atrateglH
that he hope• wlll maka the ·n .... on th•
brlghteat In Angel hlatory.
Angel'• luncheon tlck•t• are ts end may be
purchaaed 91 any bank or HYlft9• and loan In
Newport Center.
•
Join with th• Newport Center
A•f OClatlon, th• Newport
Harbor Chember of
Commefce end th• Delly Piiot
In welcoml"9 the Angele to
th• Orano• COHt. NEWPORT
CENTER
ASSOCIATION DAILY PILOT
MARCH OF DIMES
Amateur-Celebrity· Professional
8-cquetball Tourna01ent
May 11-15 ;
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