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GROCERY CART CONTAINS $5 MILLION IN CA$H
Found In Home of Murdered Indiana Helreaa
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 10, 1977
VOL. 70, HO. UO. J SECTIONS. JI f'AGES
eeevered.
Newport Council Balks·
--
On SUnken Ship Reef
ex uspect
~hoolsOpen
Teachers· in the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
went on stnke today but schools
remained open this morning with
administrators, counselors and
substitutes taking over the
claasrooms. it.ere were no figures avalla-
bte on the number of teachers
strikina.
About JOO of the diatrlct's 700
teachers confirmed the strike in
an emotional 6 a m . meeun1.
They later picketed their schools
with signs proclaiming "We
'Care" and Teachers are con·
cerned. Aak why "
When the bell rang at Mission
Viejo High School, students were
still Unaering around the cam·
pus. One student said there was
nothin& else to do becauae there
was no teacher in her classroom. The d.l4trlct had been prepared
for a strike. Teachers last week
gave their neaotlators the
authority to call a strike II and
CoaAt
Weather
Variable cloudiness
throu&h Wednesd•Y with warmer temperatures.
Lowa lonltht 50 to 55.
Highs Wednesday in m id
and upper-GOI.
INSIDE TODAY
T.rror rttgn.e fn.4ftlburb of
the uation'• copUal. Thru rouno women munfn«I, •ach
m.cz di//n.N ~· A fourth muting. And poUc• hove no
*feo who did tlw Jd.WnQ• -or
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Beach sex torture invesUgaUon.
a WhiWer plumber. surrendered
-himseU' in the company or his at-
torney in South Orange County
Municipal Court Monday.
when they felt it was necessary.
Since they h.ad dropped their
demands for agency shop, bind-
ing aribtration and the aasocia·
t1on's nght to be a grievant,
teachers' leaders said, the dis·
lrlcl had to maJ<e some move-
ment.
But Monday the district gave
(See STRIKE, Pa1e A%)
3Arrested
ln~laying
Of Recluse
SHAWN WILL, 7, (LEFT), CARL LEE, I, FIND SMOOTH SAILING
Costa M•H Boya Have After School Fun In Rain With Paper Boats INDIANAPOLIS CAP> -
Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy ·
widow" cue. and aaid they re-Cold W a t er Tossed covered more than $1 million in
cash ind some jewelry believed
Persistent
Stonn Finally
lszoos Co a8t
atolen from the home of the
murder Yictlm.
The Marion County Sheriff'• On F• h R f Id ~:g=~~. ·ti:£!:;,it.1• ;-.: 1s e e e a
arreated Monday ni1ht on
chart• of ftnt-degree murder,
flnl·degree araon and tint·
de1ree bui'llary. .
John A. Williams. 38, In·
dianapolls, was charged with~
inl an accesl01')' after lbe fact,
and Annie K. Young, 22, In·
dianapoliJ, wbo waa arrested
with Robinson, :.vu charted With
poueaioo of st.Olen property.
The charges stemmed from the
ahoott.n, death of Marjorie V.
JacklOO, 66, a reclusive 1rocery·
chain heireu, and tbef\a at her
home. Mrs. Jackson'• body Yt'as
found Saturday tn her ltre·
charred home. Police Hid the
fire apparently was set by U..
kille~. -
Authorltltt aearchlng the
home discovered ta mllllon in
caah 11) a sarb•I• can, a toolbox,
closet& 8nd a vacuum cleaner
bas. ~ addlUoni.1 $3 mllllon wu·
believed mi.ufn1.
Sherilf Donald Gilman aaid the
anatl came alter be received a
call Monday from an attorney ror
an automobile dealer who said
,Roblnaon had purchased um <see Ml>OW, Past AZ>
Newport Beach city coun· was tryinl to solve the beach B1111LARYKAYE
cllmen have thrown cold water erosion problem, one of the aolu· ou11eDe11yf'llt4ll•"
on a propo1al from the State .tlona considered waJ the 1lnk.ln1 Weather forecuten promiaed
Department of Fish and Game to of 1hip1 in the offahore sub· aaaJn today that the rainstorm
creat. a ftlhinl reef by ainkini a marine canyons to hall the flow that soaked Orange County SU:n·
Liberty 1hlp two mlles oft th• of sand off the beaches. day and Monday would finally hlt
NeWport PleT. Mclnnla pointed out that pro-the road today and leave blue lAaminl of the proposal Mon· posal waa rejected by the tklea inltl place.
day nllht. councilmen satd they en1ineen who told city official• Forecasters proml1ed the
want aome kind of envtronmental at that Ume that the tlnking of same thlnt tMonday. bu\ the
uaeument before the .UO.foot 1hlp1 \\'OWd only result in •c· storm d6ublecrossed the weather
1hlp la 1uilk. celerat.lon of beach eroalon. pros and atayed around fot
"We went thl"Oulb au klDdi of "I want aomethlnf ln wrtunc another day, btiqlna intennlt..
bell with beach er01lon here not from bOth the F11h and Game tent rain 1howen, an Ubuaual
too toni aeo," Hid Councilman p.eople and the Corps of funnel cloud near Corona det
Don MclnniA. "I'd like to k.Dow En1lnetn that addresses this Mar, and further troubles for
what effect thla project is goln1 question," MclnnlS 11ld. strawberry irowers in Ora.nee
to have on the beachet.'' The pr'OJtet requires approval County.
The councilman, who llves on of the city council because the Rain t(ltall were pushed paat
the West Newport oceanftont, 1hlp la to be 1u'nk ln 120 feet of tho two-ln~h mark Im many
also noted that there are few pro-water ln city Udtlanda. county cWea, with Hunttnst.on
Ject.1 thi city undertake• that Accordln1 to the Flab and Beach lead.inc the pack wttb a
atate qenclea such u Fi-h and Game propoe 1, the ship la to be 2.72 total for t6e ~~•Y at.Orm.
Game don't 1et involved in with 1unk In June Of 1'78 to create an Laauna Btacb reported 1 one ot
some kind of environmental ro· arttnclal Clshina reef. l'he ahlp to th• smallest etotm readinat wtt.b view. be 1Unk off Newport 11 one Of l ..,_._ft .. •r . ... _ ..... ._ .... ·-·· All th councilmen air~ w.t 1everal tbt dtpartment plan1 to u . s. We at be r Se I' v l c •
the queltion of beach erosion wu 1lnk Off the coast. On b planned Forecatten sald there wowd bi
tKelr l)l'imll')'. concern, off Huntiqton Beach. moellY llll\ny 11rie1 with variable•
Mclnn1' noted that when the A Fllh and Oame apokettnan cloudineN t0da1 anCS Wednll· U. . Aimi COrpa of ED tlnoen<""'""~~"('" RE-P, ~I ~)-"-""'~·.!' • .ct 8TO M, P•I AJ) •
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The plumber, John William
James, 29, was booked arteN'.ard
at Laguna Beach city jail on
charges of suspicion of kidnap-
ing, falae imprisonment, rob-
bery. assault with a deadly
weapon, and two ille1al sex acts.
An initial bail of ~.ooo wu re.
duced to ~.ooo.
James and a La1una Beach
man arrested on the same
charges laat Friday, Donald B.
Ramsey. 46, of 1023 Katella St.,
have posted bail and are free
pendina hearin1s in municipal
court.
Both have entered innocent
pleaa. A preliminary bearing to
determine whether there la
evidence to send the men to trial
has beenacheduled for June8.
The arresta followed inve11U1a·
tion by the Laguna Beach and
Los Anaeles police departments
and a raid laat month on
Ramsey's Arch Beach Hellhi,
home.
Police aald they .conflacated
huru!redl of photofl'apbt depict·
inc men p·art1clpatln1 in
sadomaaochlatlc actlvtUea.
Police lllle1e thf men, all from
the Hollywood area and aged 17
to 20, were forced to take put in
what they described as sex
tortures.
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-NATO· t Urged
Carter Asks Military Status Study ·
LONDON (AP) -President
~art.er told th• NATO allies to-
Clay Wat.an Europe neodl mo~
piWtary muscle be.cauH Com-mun.lit forcea are much •tronser than they need to bo to defemd
l}le Soviet Bloc.
Making his debut as the lea<ter
of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, Carter told a
special summit meeting of the al-
liance the United States Is ready
••to make a major errort" to Im-
prove NATO's strenitb. and he
urged the other 14 members to
join.in. •
Carter called !or a committee
Five iield
On Charges
Of Spying
Fro.P_,,eAI
STRIKE ...
teachers a new offer which con
tained none of lhe compromlaes
they were 11eeklng The
negotiators rejected the offer and
called lhe stnke
Dan Saling, t•xecutJve director
of the teachers' assoc1at1on. said
the strike may be a ont> day pro-
test for the first day m a cootinu·
mg strike.
He said the teachers wlll meet
again at 6 a.m . Wednesday to de·
cide whether they should con.
Unuelt.
No further negotiations were
scheduled this morning. "lf they
want to negotiate." DuBois said,
''they've golto cull me."
District administrators were
unavailable to comment on the
negotlatioruJ.
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12 Facing Trial
WASHINGTON <AP> -Two
months al'tfr a doieo reven1e-
1eeklng memben or a Hanafl
Motlem aect ae.ized three bulld-
ln11 here and took mote than 130 host11es. all 12 have pleaded tn-
n.ocent to a holl or char1es. Each
one, Jncludin1 Hanan leader
·Ham au Abdul Khaalla, will
1tand trial May 31 on charces or.
lddn1Plnf, uaau1t with intent to
k.lll a..nd CODlpirl,C:)'.
•· 1 will work Mth the eon,ress ol
the UnJt.ed States to tbla end."
Several NATO memben, in·
cludin& the West Germans, have
complained over the yean that
the United States haa been un-
w 1 lling to purchase their
weapons and that ila calls for
standardization or equipment
me an everyone should buy
American.
The U.S. Army balked recently
at allowing Weat German co-
producUon of a new main battle
tank for NATO forces, and dur-
in1 the early 1970s the United
States equipped its forces in
Europe with rlfies that did not
fire standard NATO bullets.
Carter said relations between
the West and the Communist bloc
"must be guided both by a
humane vision and by a sense-of
history
"Our humane vision leads us lo
seek broad cooperation with
Communist states for the good of
mankind," he continued. "Our
sense of hi11t-0ry teaches us that
we and the Soviet Union will coo,
tinue t.o compete ..... Bag Wildllf e "We can hope that cooperation
will eventually overshadow
competition, leading to an in-
creasingly stable relationship
between our countries and the
Soviet Union.
Among the species of wildlife which il)-
habit Newport Bay are these mute swans
which arrived late last summer and
stayed through the winter. Like the ducks
that share the shores of the bay, the
swans appreciate the fresh water that re-
sidents occasionally set out for them .
Opponents Rap Carter Plan
Jordan's !9nf Hussein, shOwn in thls 1015
photo at Flond• '• Walt Disney World With
tour gwdc Honey Rex aind f.ri d, ls back
4 I
in Florldn and rumors of a romance
between the kina ond the 23-tear-old girl ar~ flymg. Her father denies them.
paid less than the current $16,500
wage-base ceiling would belin
paying htgt}er taxes in 198S.
In a message lo Congress.
Carter said $83 billion in new re-
venue is needed for Social Securi·
ty by 1982. Otherwise the fund
that finances benefits for dis-
abled persons will be exhausted
1n 1979, while the fund from
which old·age and survivors
benefits arc paid will run out of
money in 1983, he warned.
Thirty·lhrec million people re-
ce1 ve Social Security benefits
while 104 million pay into the
system. Mondale said changes
are needed lo assure workers
they will receive the benefits
they are paying for.
"Older Americans shouldn•t
have to live in fear that their
benefits may be reduced or cut
off." he said "Younger
Americans must be free lo plan
for their futures.''
From Page Al
WIDOW .••
f'ra.PageAJ
iJlEEF •••
explained derelict •hips will ~
uaed because or problems en•
countered with o similar projectJ
olf Huntington State Beacb.
That reef was made ot old
automobUo tires anchored wlth a
beuy nylon rope. However. tho·
rope parted t.hil winter and many
of the Ures have drifted to 1bo,..
The Fish and Game
1pokesman said they believe tun-
ken ships will provide the .ame
J<lnd or fish habitat successfully
established in the tire rcer,
without the danger of brellkina
up 11 the Ure rcer did.
S111pect Killed
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Police uy an off·duty San Dteao
policeman hu killed n knlft-
wleldlng man who was alltiedl)'
involved in a hit and·tun accl•
dent and robbery.
SHIFFER'S FIRST HOME WAS LOCATED AT CORNER OF BEAR STREET AND PAULARINO.
Long-time Mn• M•n Bullt Home Nmntf -With $200 In Lumber
$1 ·Million .Recovered •
3· Held in M11rder
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JACOB SHIFFER STANDS ACROSS STREET FROM PARK SITE LIKELY TO CARRY HIS NAME
Of Wealt4y Wido~
\, 99-Year.Qfd Pioneer Ueed to Ratae Barley Crop on Seven-Acre Parcel In Meaa
Mesa Park Name Urged
Family A8ks Horwr for Piorwer Shi ff er
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -
Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy
widow" case, and said they re-
covered more than $1 million ln
cash and some jewelry believed
stolen from the home or the
murdervlctim.
The Marion County Sherifrs
BY STEVE MITCHELL Department said Man~el Lee
oe1111De1tJ.__.. ~ lhe..td. be had a twinkle tamJly and bai~ barl~y wheat Robinson, 28, I~apol19, .,..
t Wbea Jacob Shiffer turns 100 In hJs eye, "and I knew be was and bean straw. arrested Monday night on
-this August. the city of Cclcta thrilled about the whole thine." He also found lime to sit on the charges of flrst-deJree murder. I Mtsa ahoold have a pretty nice Sh1ffer came to the Paulirino PauJuino School board for =rr fl"•t.1iecree arton and first·
birthday present for the pioneer section ol Orange County from years, and to be superintendent degree burglary.
barley farmer. Kansas in 1910 aboard a boxcar of the Greenville County Churcb John A. Wllllams, 38, In·
A sev~n-acre plowed field containing all of the family's for 49 years. dianapoUs, wu charged with be·
across the street from Sblffer'a possessions. "That was one school district · ing an accessory alter the ract.
t homeonBearStreetisacheduled His rather and mother, an un-that was never in debt," Mrs. and Annie K. Young, 22, In·
to become a city park later this cle, bis wife and three children Best said. dianapolis, who was arrested
summer. rode out on a passenger train. but "I guess that's because they with ftobinson, wu charged with
And his family want.a the park Jacob Shiffer chose to stay with didn't have to pay for fancy possession of stolen property.
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l>ntfiat anCt while raii\iig se\Cen were 100 chickens, five horses, Best said, along with 19 home. Mrs. Jackson's body was
chlldrenbyhlmsettJnaflve-room the ramUy's buflY, a wa1on and grandchildren, 46 great-found Saturday ln her flte-
housedowntheatreet. their clothing. granddtlldren and eight great-chatted home. Police said th~
The house i1 'one now, and so "It wu a IO.day trip from great-grandchildren. fire apparently waa set by the
is another he built on 10 acres he Kansas and they only got out on· • 'U1ed to be horses pver killers.
paid $7,000 ror in 1922. That house ce in a while to exercise the there," said the 99-year -old man, Authorities searchlne t he
was tom down in 1972 to make horses,'' said Mrs. Best, who was polnting to the park site that will home discovered $5 million in
room for a portion of the Corona only 2 years old at the lime. bear his name. "I used to plow cash in a garbage can, a toolbox,
del Mar Freeway between Balter "The horses were crammed that field myself," be smiled. closets and a vacuum cleaner
and Paularlno Avenue. aide by aide at the front of the In about four months the field bag. An additional $3 million was
Shtrrer and his \bird wile now car, and Daddy just threw a will become a park, with mean-believed misslng.
live in the old Paularlno blanket over their backs and dering walkways, grassy hills ShertffDonaldGllmansaldthe
achoolhouae, which hi• father slept across all five horses," she and trees. Costa Mesa officials arrests came alter he received a
converted into a home before tm lau&hed. awarded a $345.350 contract this call Monday from an attorney ror
death ln 1934. When the pioneer famutes ar· monthforcompleUonoftbepark. an automobile dealer who said
The. front porch of the wood rived in Callfomia, they settled And Jacob Shiffer can sit on rus RobinJOn bad purchased a Im
structure looka out ov•r busy down near the railroad staUon at porch acrou the street and Lincoln Continental on Thurs·
Bear Street to the new park 1lte. Paularino, a quick atop for watch children play whert! he on-day, paying $13,500 wlth new $100
"When I \old Daddy the city Newport Beach-bound rretaht ce tolled. · bills in numerical sequence.
mi,#ht name the park after him. car1 to pick up the area'a celery "You don't sec horses over The attorney called again later
bejmtlaughed and aald bt didn't crop. there any more,'' he said, slowly in the day and said Robinson wu
want to 1ive any 1peeches," b1a Shiffer worked hard after hi.I walking back int.othe house. back at the dealership to trade
dauihter.Mn. Ruby8est,aald. first wile died in 1923, ralllng bia ''Just all these automobiles.'' (SeeWIDOW, Paie A?>
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GROCERY CART CONTAINS $5 MIWON IN CASH •'
Found In Home of Murdered Indiana HelreH
Opponents Attack
Carter Tax Plan
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presl·
dent Carter's plan to pump in·
come tax revenues into the ailing
Social Secµrity ay1tem was
characterized by skeptical con-
gressmen todJY aa dangerous, a
gr ave error, and politically
motivated hocus·pocua.
Land Fraud Probe.
.. TU,CSON, Arlz. <>.P> -A
rederal arand j ury, expected to
be impaneled ntxt month in P~nlx, will probe land ftaud, 0 offlct1l col'l'Qt1on and a 1m
1laytn1. a Tuc1on new1paper•
Storm Really· Goes This Time
Even some House membetS
who l'pl>C!ared inclined to support
parts of the Carter plan <1ues.
tloned whether it h11 beetl
Ufbrou1hly thought out. And one
Rep·ubllcan, William M.
Ketchum or California, ca~
close to accusing the President of
lyln1.
<See TAX PIAN, Page A2)
said today, ·
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TONIGHT
~EWPORT·MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -Regula.r mHUn«.
Costa ~esa city council cham-
ben, '1:30p.m .
"BEHlND THE
ll&ADLlNES" -Dr. Giles T.
Jlmwn lecturer. OCC Forum.
7:JOp.m.
OCC LECTURE "Cycle and
Sph ere of Womanhood "
Women's Center, 7:30p,m. •
"EQUUS" South Coast
Repertory Thuler, Tuesday-
Sunday throuah June 11, 8 p.m .
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11
OOAST COMMUNITY
COLLEGE BOARD -Regular
meetin&, 1370 Adama, 8 p.m.
OCC LECTURE -'AntJques
and CoUectibles," Floe AIU 119,
7:30p.m.
Teachers
Strike in
Saddleback
T~. May tO. um
Persollal
Illcofile
ldcreases
WASKINGTON (AP) -The
average American's personal in-
come irew by 9.1 percent 1n 1976,
well above the inflation rat.e, the
Commerce Department reported
today.
In a report on personal income,
the department uid per capita
incopie nationwide increased
from $6,903 in 1975 to $6,'41 In
1976.
Personal income of the
average Californian increued
8.6 percent to $7,164. 'Pbe far
western region of the COWllry
showed an over-all increase of 8.6
pucent ol $7,068.
"The gain in personal income
in all but five states exceeded the
rise 1n cooaumer prfcea, •' said
Robert B. Breufelder, of the
Bureau ol Economic Analysis.
Consumer prices increased 4.8
percent in 1976, although the pace
of inflation is quickening in 1977.
The highest per capita income
was $10,178 in Alaska, while the
s mallest was $4,575 in Mis-
sissippi.
States with high per capita JD·
comes generally are concentrat-
ed in the Northeast and Far
West. while those with low in·
By LAURIE KASPER comes are in the Southeast. Of·~· 0011, Pll•• 11011 Per capita income increased
A bout JOO of the Saddleback the fastest in Michigan at 13 per-cent, Maine at 12.S percent and
Valley Unified School D1stnct's Mississippi at 12.25 percent.
693 teachers went on strike today Reflecting sharp declines in
but schools remained open this farm income. per capita iocom~
morning with administrators, declined 6.5 percent in North
counselors and substitutes taking Dakota·and 2.S percent in South
over the classrooms. Dakota.
The strike wa!I called after The rrowth r ates in Montana
negotiators for the teachers re· (3.1 percent ), Nebraska (2 2) and
Jected a three-year contract of-Hawaii (4.71 trailed the inflation
fered to them Monday evening. rate.
Ball Mecham. president of the Among figures included in
Saddlehack Valley Educators personal income are wages and
As s o<· 1at1 on <SVEA l s a 1 d salaries. interest. dividends, and
teachers were stoking because Social Security benefits. Money
"wi? want to make sure the dis-saved by h omeowners who
tnc.-t and lht' public knows how otherwise would have paid rent 1s
unhapp) Wl' 4.lrt' ' also counted as income
The t1.•ach1.•ri-agr<•<'CI lo stnkc Contributions to pension funds
during what was described as an and Social Security are deducted
emotional meeting at 6 a m. from the income figure. It is
They later picketed the schools calculated before taxes are paid.
and district's admin1strat1ve of Per capita income is all of the
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SISTER ROSEMARY INSPECTS FIRE DAMAGE TO HER SECOND GRADE CLASSROOM
S2,500 Blue •t St. Joachim'• Church Believed Work of Araonl1t
Blaze Hits Mesa ChUrch ,
Arson Cited as Caw1e of $2,500 Fire
Pohce suspect arson in an ear-
ly morning fire today which did
an estimated $2,500 damage to a
classroom at St. Joachim's
Church an Costa Mesa.
Fare Battalion Chief Garv
Golson sc.ud there was heavy
smoke damage to a second grade
classroom at lhl! church and
school, located at 1964 Orange
AH?
He said the dcJmage could have
hl'en much worse had the hrenot
fused a ware which act1\'ates the
Rain Means
school's bell system.
"Someone heard that bell and
called police," Golson said.
·'Otherwise. we probably
wouldn't have been alerted until
names showed ...
The flames burned through a
closet area in which school books
were stored, destroying a
number of the books and a por
lion or a wall separating two
classrooms
Golson said that althoul'(h there
wt>rl' no sl~ns of forcible entry in·
to the classrooms, fire offacials
FroMPageAJ
say the fire was of suspicious
nature.
"We're investigating the area
now. We think the fire started ln
an adjacent classroom, but
burned through a wall into the
other room,'• he said.
Sister Rosemary sent her
second graders home today, and
was sur\'eying her damaged
classroom this mom mg
'"I'm going to have plenty Lo do
dl'anlng up this room," she said,
s haking her head.
Man Nabbed
ftees with signs proclaiming ··we country's personal income
Care" and "Teachers are con· divided by the total population. STORM
ctrned. Ask why... ..4 '8-v,.a, By'n' • • • InWe d p obe
Meanwhile, administrators J hn B I h .ti. J ~ ~ e r behind the locked doors of the ad-0 0 og ' day. with a cooling trend an tem ministrative offices called f;t 'B • di ' peratures Costa Mesa police officers
substitutes, tabulated teachers Ex-Mesan, •. or lTi e Chuck Gerrish, an air traffic were talking to Joseph L. Ihle who were out of tht'1r classrooms controller at Orange County Monday about the argument Ihle
and conferred with their The weekend rainstorm may Airport. said he spotted a spin-had been having with his
negotiators and each other D d 58 have been a blessmg to water· ning, dark gray runnel cloud girlfriend when one of the of·
There were no figures ava1la· ea al hungry Newport Beach residents Monday morning between ficers noticed some "funny look
ble on the number or students 1n hut students at Newport Harbor Corona del Mar and Laguna ing plants" growing in a
tbe schools this morning John C. Bologh, one-time Costa High School d1dn 'l see 1t that Beach greenhouse in Ihle's backyard.
However, students were seen Mesa resident and brother or way .. We S.lW it tor .ibout fl\ e Further investigation, the of·
w'1kmg m the community at former city council candidate They had i:.cheduled their minutes and lhf'n ,1 rt•trarted uo ficers alleged, turned up 17 man-
m1d-mommg. And. when the bell Theodore Bologh, died Sunday m theater production. "Bye Bye into the clouds and wa!I ~one," Juana plants. They arrested Ihle,
Bidding
Upped
By Mobil
By TOM BABLEY
Ot ,.,. o.llY l'lltl' ''•tt The fierce bidding baWe
bet ween two groups seeking
control of the Irvine Company
hlt new heights today with the
Mobil Corporation offering
more than $316 million for the
ranch company.
Delivered to lhe James Irvine
FouadaUon shortly before noon
today, the new $319,'°4,000 offer
by MobU tops the b'd filed Mon·
day by an Eut Coul conaorU.um
by men than $7 million.
The MobU bld representa $.n.flO
a abate.
Foundation dlrectort, wbo'Wlll
diacuu the offer in det.U later,
have given the rival iroup Iden·
tUled as Taubman·Allen-lrvtne
Inc. unW noon Wednesday to top
the MobU offer.
Detroit developer Allred Taub-
man baa already stated that a bid
by Mobil today will be exceeded
by the syndicate In which be 15 a
principal.
"We intend lo acquire the
Irvine Company,·· Taubman
aald. Other principals in the group
that is at the moment outbidding
Mobil include auto b1llionaire
Henry Ford II, Irvine heiress
Joan Irvine Smith, industrialist
Max FiJlber. Wall Street finan·
cler Charles Allen, chain store
~hief Ml lton Petrie and
agricultural developer Harold
Marguleas.
2ndLaguna
Sex Suspect
Surrenders
A second suspect in a Laguna
Beach sex torture investigation.
a Whither plumber, surrendered
himself in the company or his at·
lomey in South Orange County
Municipal Court Monday.
The plumber, John William
James. 29. was booked afterward
ut Laguna Beach city jail on
chnrl(e$ of suspicion or kidnap·
ing, false imprisonment, rob-
bery, assault with a deadly
weapon, and two illegal sex acts.
An initial bail or $50,000 was re-
duced lo $.S,000.
James and a Laguna Beach
man arrested on the same
charges la!lt Friday, Donald B.
Ramsey, 46, of 1023 Katella St.,
have posted bail and arc free
pending hearin~s in municipal
court
Both ha\'C entered innocent r'ang al Mission VieJO High New Y«k at age 58. Birdie" for this coming weekend said Gerrish lie added that its 24• of 210 16th St.. on suspicion of
School, studenL' were still linger Born in West Virg1n1a. Mr. an the courtyard ~f t_he school's location was about a male ml and cultlvalmg the illicit weed.
1ng around thl' C'ampu~ One stu· Bologh moved to Romania whert admuustration building. It has from the ocean. near the Bail was set at $10,000. Police
pleas A preliminary hearing to
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StrlktnR teachers claimed follow~g(he Russian takeover of mOdcled tornado, because water spouts
lion hy the Laguna Beach and ·
"There i1m't much teaching go'. Romarua an the 1940s. M 1ssy Beechner, student are on water and tornadoes arc WIDOW
1ng on ht're today After his release, he attended publicist for the production, said on land. The runnel cloud was • • •
Los Angeles police departments
and a raid las t month on
Ramsey's Arch Beach Heights
home. But district acJmini1>trators classes at Orange Coast ColleJZt' today the weekend rainstorm neither. just hanging in the area the car because it had scratches
said studentl'I were hemg t aught. and gave local lectures bcfort· badly damaged the sets which below the rain clouds he said. on t he front.
many "ith lesson~ plan11 which moving to New York where ht• art-now underitoing reconstruc-Leonard Liekhus.· an Orange The two left without making a
Police said they confiscated
~undreds of photographs depi<'l ·
rng men partlclpaling in
sadomasochistic activities
Police allege the men, all from
the Hollywood area and aged 17
lo 20, were forced to take part in
what they described as sex
tortures
the prin<'lJMls harl pre·viou'lly pn• wo rked as a social workt'r and ti on County a gr i cu It u r a I com· trade and were followed by more ruirrrt 1·ontrlbuted to the VIJH't' of "Bye Bye Birdie" will be missioner and Irvine Companv than 20 sheriff's deputies, city
Mesan Jailed
In Pool Tiff
A CC>llla Me"ia man who 11p
parcnll) d1dn "t want to ~'IH' up
the pool table he was ua1ng, al
le,edly alt al'kt•d 1 ;ivt-rn pa\rom
with a krufe• and rtytnl( pool balls
Monday ruaht, P'>IJ<'e rt'port~ to·
day.
Pohcesa1d Waym• A Davu1, 23,
1662 Newport Blvd. told a poten-
tial pool player at u bnr at 177 E.
17th St , lhat h111 quurter was on
U\j pool table fmt
Witnes"e" at lht• tuvern said
~angry man thrt'atcncd. tht>m
h a knife and threw pool balls
hem until police arrived
e was booked lnto Costa M~o
J ail on assault chargea.
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Amen<'a radio program s.taged al 8 p.m May 19 to 21. official, reported that the three· police detectives and narcotiR
At htt ~uest, Mr Bologh will Seats may be reserved by calling day rainfall was bent'rlc1al to agents.
bcbunedinRomania the \·ampu.., Associated Student most or the crops on county Sheriff's Lt. Rober t W.
lie 1s survived b) his part'nLci. Hod) offit·P farmland5 Kirkman had said Monday
l<•v and Judith BoloJ.th or before the arrests that n list of llomarua, brothers Theodort-of But the county's S29 S mllhon suspects was growmg and that at
CoMJ M~J and Sacolu of New Schoo) Board strawberry crop didn't rare well least four persons appeared t.o be
'ork. and s111kr There'>u lmloph in the downpour ~ood possibillties. He said they Estancia High
Band to Play
or Romania included a man who admitted he e 0 et Irvine Company's a~ricultural and two companions s toic S ts B dg Dean BurchlnRer, head of the
Costa Mesan
John Hughes
Rites Planned
Funeral services will be held
Wedn~day in Costa Mesa for
long-time resident John Wells
Hughes. 74, who died Monday.
Mr. Hughes Hved in CoA\a
Mesa sJnce l~ and retired from
his Job in civil 11en•ice in 1962.
He i$ survived by his widow,
Jean, sons. Richard or Tustm
und Jack and Ro~rt Hujlhes or
West Palm Beach, Fla .
daughters, Helene Standifer of
Ha wail and Barbara A. Shenln of
Costa Mesa; 10 iranchlldren and
four areat-grandchlldren
Services begin al 2 p.m . Wed·
neaday at Be1l·Broadw1y
Mortuary wlth interment to
follow at ffar bor Rest Memorial
Park in Cotta Me3a.
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TAX PLAN ••
Ketchum, wt\tte q~1Uo.nln1
Joaeph A. Califano Jr., ~
of health. educat\on and weUare.
about lhe Social Security plan,
recalled Carters campaign pro·
mla that ht would never Ue to
lt1t American people.
"Well, maybe that dhtn't In·
elude Contteaa." Ketchum aaid.
He quoted CaiUr u telllnt I
group of COOJHUmtD only ailc
day• earlier that hie admin!Jtr1·
Uon would oppoM any etrort to
uae 1tnera.1 income tax rev
lor Social Secw1ly.
,
d1v1s1on. said that any moisturt' $817,000 from Mrs. Jackson in t II January.
Meet To • ht 8 8 18 dlsastrous for strawber· •the woman refused lo press mg ries in the field because they c-harges against the three, telling
quickly get moldy pol\ce the robbery "was the will
~ewport Mesa school trustees will meet tonight to "ons1'der the• H d of God,'. Kirkman said c1 t " owe\ er, amal(c figures The money found at the home
as r1ct's $49.3 m1ll1on pre-could not be determined yet. A hy authorities was taken to an In·
ltmmary budget for 1977-78. good portion of the strawberry dlanapolla bank for safekeeping
About $.'500.000 needs to be cut crops already have been from th~ present budget to reach harvel!ted. at the suggestion of a nephew, he
the propo~ed spending limit for said. next school year. Detectives said the reclusive
School officials have expressed widow, described by neighbors
confidence the needed cutbacks f:.olleue Ge*'°' aa eccentric, deeply rellgious
1·ould be achieved before July 2. e· ..a and dlstrustful. a pparently
when a tentative budget must be withdrew more than $8 mlllJon ted h IJomb ,..,,__ from several bank•. r:ee::~me~~ 0} ~d~~:~~~-County .I. ttreat "She bad different bualnesses Tru~tees have until Aug. 15 to she was involved ln, and 1he had
make final next year 's budget. A telephoned bomb threat at money In all theae dltfertnl
Tonight's regular school board noon today forced evacuaUon of banks," Kirkman said. "We're
meeting be&lns at 7 :JO o'clock \n lhe nine-story administration still trytna to n1uro It all out."
Costa Mesa Council Chambtts. buUdln.tt at Cal Slate. Fullerton.
Campus aecurll7 forces trig·
'ered t.he Ore alarm short.Jy after
the threat wu received at the
colle1e reclatratlon office In an
effort to evacuate the buHdin1 •
The Estancia High School Con·
cert Band and Orchestra will
present a free ''S pring
Homecomtng" concert Wednes·
day at '1:30 p.m. ln the Estancia
High Forum.
Director Peter Fournler re·
ports the Concert Band and
Orchestra received atl-supertor
ultngs last weekend at ~he
Northern Callfornio Music
Educatoni Festival held In San
Francisco.
Wednesday's concert will also
feature the Estan cia ln·
termedJate concert band and the
stage band. Both group~ have re·
ceived marks or ucellence In re-
cent compeUtJon
Aides Bill
S~eded Up The caller aald, ''There wtll be
an explo1lon at 2 o'clock."
Security olflclala alerted the
Oran1e Counb' Sheriff'• ornce
bomb 1quad ln the event the
born b ll found.
Jn action Monday nlcht. the Colla Mesa Plannln1 Com·
mltaion: lNDUSTRJAL-Approved conatruct1on ot two Industrial
bulldlnp at UOI Vlctorla St., by Moorot Oebnert with
varlll\Ctl rrowJdil• and landscape requlrementa.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
mental holoital• would get addi·
tlonaJ psychiatric aides sooner,
thankl to a huller timetable in an Aaaembly·approved blll.
Tho Alaembly'a C7l·l) vote Monday 1ent the bill by Sen Alfr~ Alquiat, D.S.n Jou, back
to the atate Senate for expected
con currence in Auembly
am~ndmcnta.
Under the blll, tlMI Brown ad-
rnlai1traUon would have to move
It.I tlmetablc ahead a year for ln·
cre11ed awnna In 1tate mental
hoapllala to comply by Jun. IO,
1980 wtth tlandarda fl.rat~
In 1973.
Scores of people stood on the
lawn and atdewalka out.side tho
bulldlnl whUe security fore es
com bed the bulldl.QI 1tarchln1
fOI' "6n)'th1ne unu.su1l or out of pJace," said camput Polle Chier
Jerrv O'Keete.
0 'kMfe nid there WU oot.bJn&
ln lbe way of an ace nl ln tho
111 1e caller'• volct that would ln·
dloate terrorist 1roup activity.
H• 11.ld U\ae \a nothln1 occur-
rln1 on campus that m lght 1Ur up
vlohmt protCl'll.
'
APA.B1"M!! -Approved a reduction In driveway
wldth and other varSa.ncet for lh• conatrucllon of weven apartment uoltl at 11177 Orange Ave., for Peter W. Noune,
Ne~Beach.
TRA.ILER -CcnLl.Duod a request to use-a trailer for of·
rfc•• ror AltemabJrS'peclalU•. Inc .. at 746 w. lTth St.
SIGN laAW -Contlaued until May 23 a request for a
variance to aJIOJI a larier alan than ollowed under lht ctty'a
1lin ordinanc. for Standard Shoe Store. 30'7'7 Brlatol St.
:»UILDJNOS-Approved a request from S•1• Propertia lna., Newport B .. cb, to con1truct 18 lnd\l.lt11al cOn·
domlniwns with varianc" from minimum lot alJe, mu.
lmum lot coverage and rront and aid~ yard aetbaeltl. The
C?ommlsslon al.a approved a coodlUonal use permll tor ofr.
1lte partQN at the property. locattd at 2950 AirW u Ave.
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Driver's
SACRAMENTO <AP) -The
COil o( a California driver's
license would climb from $3.~ lo
$10 under A11embJy.approved
le<laUao which would overhaul
state transportation plannlo&
andfundina.
Aaaemblyman Walter In1alls
<D·Rlveralde), sponsored the
bill, which would edd much tot.he
legislature's role ln decidlni how
much money the state spends on
It.a bu1e highway network.
Foes of the "legialati ve budget-
in&" provision raised the specter
of "pork barrelln1," the age-old
practice. or tradln1 po.lilical
favors for llat•tundtet• proJtdl
Jn a Jecialator'• d.lltrict.
So far, the bill'• P•OC!• ti n
P•rt a ailD of dilcontnt wttb Brown adminlluaUoo h1Jhway
planninl pracUcu. Some criUcs
aay the adminiatratlon dt·
llberateJy undentatea Ill re-
1ourees.
The Ingalls measure would ln·
crease basic auto reaistraUon
fees from the current $11 by a
dollar a year for three years, and
raise truckers' weight fees by 40
percent, or $40 mllllon, over
threeyean.
A '1·25 A.Ntmbly vote sent the
Arkansas Ballerina
Chosen Junior Miss
MOBILE, Al~. (APJ A
blonde. blue-eyed ballet dancer
from Jonesboro, Ark.. Christy
Moller, is the new Amenca's
Junior Miss, hut she credits some
County Gets
Bigger Share
Of Medi-Cal
SACRAMENTO CAP 1
, Oca~~e Cruu\tv 1s ~mPf\i. ~~. • +'tlfw.~._, ... U'C.;JOI~ '
tr1b hons tothestate's S2.4 b1lbon ~ J ~~· . ._, . .
:rnrve · y tlie no paftfsan
leg1slative analyst
The legislative analyil A
Alan Post. said Monday that his
torirally. the "loC'ai s hare or cost
for social welfare beneflt.s has
been unequal."
He said the· share of the costs
should be equal11ed »mong the
counties
The formulJ 11> ..t!ff•1·lt'd by J
l'Ounty's ""~''""t·d '.1lu,1t1on on
propt•1t) i.illd 11:-. 111d1~•1111
t·aseload
'So counties hkr Plum1n.
Marin and Oran1e. with rcw pco·
pie on wt•lfurl' rnmt orf ~rt'ut
"'htlc a t•ounl\' hl.1· <.,,t1.·ram<'nto
"'1th lol1> of md1ienl~ &eta h1l
Hrv hra\.1ly " hf' u1d
The ~kdi Cal pro~rttm for thr
med1callv needv hos a caseload
of 2 7 mlllton
Alrflonae Goac
of her luck in winning the crown
to her Alabama connections.
Miss Moller, who did a ballet
called "Doll on p. Music Box,"
moved to Arkaftsas from the
small north Alabama town of
Gurley three years ago.
"I j~t can't believe it," she
told newsmen after being
crowned by last year's Juruor
Miss. Leone Jo Hallgren of
Washington State." My head just
hurts J can't e'en think T'd like
to get a httl~ sle~p ·
An Irvine girl. Virginia Smith.
was one of seven finalists
,
~ iO:. .. Stri~
.J ~ -'2' -, ~,-~'" For &lkers?
LOS ANGELES CAP> A
ft-deral mediator's entry on the
fourth day of a walkout or 5,000
cmployes of 35 West Coast
bakeries doeim't mean a settle·
ment will be quick, a union of-
ficer says
• 1' m prt>pared for a H~ry long
'trtkt> hut 1o1oon t make any
t"1l1mate., as to ho\\ long " ~aid
Joseph G l\ane, execut1H' \ICC
pn·s1dent of the BaJcery and Con
fecllnnery Workers International
Lnlon
flt' !\a111 his union ,., prepared to
hold out for improved wages and
health beneflta in meetln11 today
"'1th a representattH' of the Na·
taonal Med1at1on .md Conc1llat1on
Service.
A thrtt·month·old nanrty 1oat jump• from back to back ot a Swiss !armer'• cowt near Monimelon. The farmer
claims he didn't give the goat any special traininl to
clic1t lt.s clrcus-styl~ behavior.
l
Tl.*Clay. Max 10, 1917 DAILY PILOT
Fee ·Hike Snpporte~
blll to the Senate Monday. But at
h .. a touab road ab•ad because
of c:oattnued opposiUon from lhe
truekine lnduatry at well .. Gov.
Edmvad Brown Jr .'s
Transportation and Finance de-
partment..
Tb• b11J11 immediate impact
would boon the elate'• 14 million
llcenaed driven, who now pay
$3.25 every four years, a fee
Ingalls said isn't enough to keep
the state's motor vehicle account
solvent.
He said the $10 figure could be
changed June 1 upon release of a
state study showing how much 1s
needed to balance the account,
which la UHd tor administrative
costl and not roadbuildlo1.
But IDgallA haa said he's com·
milted to aome mcr~ue ln the
license fee, which hasn't cb~ied
in 21 yean. That eland and the
pro'PQled regt.tration fee bike
have been opposed by the
Finance Department, which
often speaks for Brown in fiscal
matters.
The trucking fee Increase was
prompted by a state study In-
dicating that they were less t.han
ln other states and didn't cover
about $45 million in damage t.hat
heavy trucks do to hia1lway1.
Some Yoes challenged the need
for the money, citing atate
Tranaportatlon Director ~driana
Gianturco's statement Jul
weekend that an additional $500
mllllon was available for
hiehway construction over the
next slx yean.
"I'm at a loss to understand
how Madame Dlrector could find
a half billion over the weekend
and need this,'' said As -
semblyman Eugene Chappie <R-
Roseville).
But Ingalls said most or the
: $500 mllllon wPUtd 10 to I•
Lentat.e tree;• 1 aod not to ~e t\uid11uppo by th• tea.
In the looe run. tha b a t cba~ee tht bU w~d make .,..
an h1&.bway planntnt and fund.tq.
Its pau11e would be a •lap ft
Miu Olanturco, who oppose.a
moat 0( the chan1e1. •
Under the state's 80-year-old
highway fundln1 system, ttae
highway budget aoes from the,
Transportation Department'' to
an independent Highway Com·
mission. The lealslature doesn't
determine any spending.
Conrad Plea: Not Guilty .
One-time Political Financier Can't Make Bail
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of I .. 0.11'1' "'"" S~tf Orange .county's once high-
flying political financier Gene
Conrad pleaded innocent Mon·
day to fraud related charges
brought against him last week in
a federal Grand Jury indictment.
Subpoena
Of Nixon
Threatened
WASHINGTON CAP) The
chairman of a House subcommit-
tee, maintaining Richard M. Nix-
on can talk to Congress 1f he can
talk on television, is threatening
to subpoena the former president
to explain his pledge of postwar
aid to North Vietnam.
Rep. Lester Wolff CD-N.Y. l,
chairman of the Asian and
Pacific affairs subcommittee,
raised the possibility of a sub-
poena Monday after his panel
heard testimony on recently
begun talks aimed at normallz-
ing relations between the United
Stales and Vietnam.
Earlier, Richard Holbrooke.
assistant secretary of state for
Asian affairs, said he favored
making public a Feb. 1, 1973 let-
ter in which Nixon offered North
Vietnam $3.2 billion in postwar
aad.
Holbrooke stressed that the
Carter administration does not
feel obligated lo make good on
Nt'(on's pledge He described the
Jetter as an outmoded historical
curiosity "that keeps arising and
com phcalinR the discussion ··
<Related story. A 7.)
Wolff told reporters lbat Nixon
has refused to answer requests
that he authenllcate the letter
At Conrad's side wben)le ap-
peared ln Federal CourtlJn Los
Angeles was federal Public
Defender Michael Brennan.
Brennan's presence was an tn·
dicalion that Conrad had 'ap-
pealed for a public defender and
received one after convapcing
federal authorities he doesn't
have the fundS tolirre his own al·
torney. . •
And his failure to meet t.he
$150,000 bail needed to free
himself from jail was another
signal that Conrad's days of
grandiose spending are at an
. ,
end. -•-It waa Jast fall that the buny
former police informer became a
celebrity among Orange County~
poll tic al candidates when be~
all comers in political contrl't>u-•
lions.
In October and early Nov->
ember, Conrad sprinkled a~t,.
$53,000 into various political
campaigns.
However, his political
genero1ity ls not an issue in the
seven-count federal indictment
that charges him with felony
crimes that could send him to
prison for 30 years. . "
Center of those charges are the
financial manipulations qf the
Irvine-baaed firm Conrad heads,
Pension Funds of America.
The indictment charees tllat
Conrad solicited $1.2 million in
advance loan fees from his fl.nn'ir
chenta without any real hope of
placing loans he claimed be
could neeotlate.
Meanwhile, in Orange Coun,ty,
a county Grand Jury probe Wo
Conrad's whirlwind court.sh!~ .at
political figures continued. a•w
For now, however. the 43·yep.r·
old Conrad's heftiest problem11o
are with the (ederal author!~
who confronted him in Judgt
Robert Firth's courtroom. ,
Judge Firth refused an appeali
by Brennan to hear a motion to
lower bail and set May 23 as the
date for further court bearings,
Carter Plans
1V Report orl ..
Overseas Trip
LONDON CAP) -President
Carter will hold a news con-'.
1 rerence Thursday in WuhingtQfl
r~;:.g ~t.i.Op~j.~~!.i ··ll.e~f~ ~~..,., :::J~~~·~£",~4;~-Q~~r~ . -• • initlalO'veraeu tffp, 'Whfteltouse' • ~. ,,. .n.,_. ~,~.~-»--' . --n.bt-~~on>.~1'.~f4lk t~ ~~\ -~"~t.>M;;·,.NY.v.
"t1:1eV11lon (l2ys," th4!" ('Ori.
gresaman said, "he can talk to
Congrea5, don't you think?••
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Meanwhile, Holbrooke pro-
mised there would be no secret
deal• and no discussion of aid to
Vietnam wltbout congressional
Involvement.
·•I hope 1t wtll be understood by
lhe Vietnamese and the mem·
hers of Congress that we mean
what we say," he said in briefing
~ubcomm1ttee m<'mbers on U S.·
Vietnam negotiations
llolbrooke said he understood
the conareulonal prohibition
a1a1nst aid to Vietnam. But he
crat1c1zed action b> the House
last Fradav lhal forbade any
money in the State Department
appropriutlon!I bill to J1d Viet
nam
'Uganda' Boy
In New York
Found Phony
NEW YORK CAP) -Luis An·
tonlo Sambula·Cacho wasn't
apeakln& a rare Ugandan dialect.
Offlclala said the 14·year-old
etowaway's "native" tonaue
turned out to be &lbberlsh. just
like ht• story.
Some suspected a hoax from '
the beftnnlnl, but until immi1r1·
tlon experta cracked the youth'•
tale Monday no one was quite
sure. Tb• youn11ter'1 inablllty to
explaln adequately hl1 • A~tncan·madt 1nemra played
a kt)' put ln endtn1 the ruae.
Wbtn round homeleu In
Manhattan Jut "!',.k, Sambula·
Cacho told authoru:tu ln En1lllh1 which he •Pokt "ln bltl and pltcn," that be fitd ucanda
arttr ht• parents hid betn
murdered there.
Ucandana llvlni her• who op •. 1
poll Pr•ident Idl Amin voiced
ooncem about PGMlble deporta·
Uon of tJw youth.
Some poHce offic~ra bee1me
beUeven. One veteran 11r1eant
11td; "No kid can be that 1ood an
actor."
''The whole story Wal a
fabrlc•tJon," 11ld Maurice t .
KUey. bead of \he U.S. Jmm1p ..
Uoa and Nat\lJ'aUzetlon Service
r11lonal otfica. "And we 1Ull
don't know why. Maybe bt J t
wantrd a tot of attention."
The conference. available tor
Sup~r Skater
.,. w1 • .,,,.,10 live televlsiort and radio broad-
caetln1, will be the first thllt
Craig WlllJams, 15, shows that skateboarding has its ups
and downs. Williams does a handstand on double
skatchoards during a demonstration at a Phoenix
elementary school.
Krislma Ban Nixed
SALT LAKE CITY CAP) A
rourt order that resulted in tt
follower of the Hare Krishna re-
ligious sect being forcibly taken
out or state has been reversed by
the Judge that issued It
Third Dtatrlct Court Judge Jay
Banks revened himself Monday
The "3rd 1nnu11 conclave of
the Amer1e1n Gem Society w111
held In Hollywood, Florida. lh11
year, Helen P1plel end I 11-
tended from our store Helen
has recently completed all her
studltl. paseed ttte exemln1-
11on1 .,,d eamtd the 1111• of
Regl1ter9d Jeweler Helen'• trip
to Florlda was 1ponsored by our
llrm and wu our w1y of 11y1ng
·thank you·· tc1 htr for her 1n-
.t1res1 In lncreulng tter
k"owledge end quallt1c1t1on1 In
the gemologle1I fleld. There
were 41 new Regl•ttred
Jewel~ 1nnounced at the oon• c:lave 11111 year and we were
proud to hav. Helen amono
those honored.
on guardianship of the 11rl,
Genevieve B. Ayers, 22.
Banks, who had ruled Miss
Ayers was not mentally compe-
tent and placed her m the custody
of her mother last week, ruled
the girl could act as her own
guardian.
@
&EMWI!m
Mary Sarr, c.n1nec1 Gemo10g11t
Carter bas held during the East
Coast's evenlne prime viewiJ)g
and llstenine time.
The lime of Carter's news con--
f erence colncldes in the East.eton
Daylight time zone, with the next •
scheduled broadcast in tormer
President Nixon's series of hr
tervlews with British tele~drt
personality David Frost. That
broadcast. on a series~
televlsiop stations, many of th
without network afflllation, is
cover Nixon's views on forelan
affairs.
Spokesmen for both Carter and ·
Frost said they are con1lderio'
rescbedulin& the broadcull.
•' ..
Heh day. Sp1clal ln&ert1t 11
11mir1ara and ollnlca ere oon-
•'ducted by moder.tore and In-
structors wllh expertise In a
p1rt1cul11 field or gemology. We
hive the opportunity to learn
the very l•tMt 1nrormatlon and
dlsooverles In lht gem world. I
find that very 111cltlng and
slimul111ng.
Perhaps the enthusiasm t
.nave for attending the con· ,
cl1ve1 11 also due to the •
rn1rvelous Q9PC>rtunlty or get• I
ting lo know eo many wonderful (
.,.ople from 111 part• or tht
oovntry who 1h11e my tnternta
In the fascinating tclence of
gemology. We cannot help but
learn from each other even In · ~
the lnformll dl1cusslon1 we ~
heve et the lunchtons and din· ~
ner1 on the achedule. When we ~
Jewelers get together, we tllk l
1hop a lot, mainly beeeu11 we 1 find our car.., 10 lntereetlno.
The concleve 11 • five day
mHllng of th• AGB mem·
ber1hlp from C1ned1 and Unit·
9d Btatel 1tid each year 11 held
In I different geographic loca·
t1on with the hOpe that It wlll al·
low membwl ,,, each 1re1 .,,
equal opportunity to attend 11
IH•t once each 4th or 5tl'I ye1r I
find theet concllVM 10 valua-·
bl• tti1t I hM only mlMtd one
•Ince beoom1no e member of
lheAQS.
CHARLES H, BARR
I welcome thil opp0rtun1ty I
Hoh year to reinforce end In• I
cre11• my knowledge of· I
gemology and of the Jewelry In·
d1.111ry. Tn '° doing, I em 1110
Ible to MrW my ou1tomert bet·
Ttte prOgram 11 Ht up with
five cOf'lourrent l•b H11lon1
....... ~ .. .... ,
ter 1nd to continue to d .. tfve a
th• trust end oonfld~c. tM)' I
hlvt In me end r""I firm. 1
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A.f DAILY PILOT TU!!day. Mey 10, 1'77
·Rural Post Offiee
Closings Sought
' AVALON CALLING: The
weekend 1torm ralaod havoc in
aom e 1,ectors of Southern
California and along the Oranse
Coaat but it drew large cheers
here at Avalon, on Santa
Catalina Island.
As the rain began pouring
down in sheets starting Satur-
day, Avalon natives practically
danced m the streams created in
their narrow strevt.s. They loved
it.
One citizen was wiineased
amid the downpour StanfipJ in
his street, raincoaUess, and pro-
claiming, "Here it comes, here it
comes ••• " Then he enticed the
heavens, "Come on-Rain!
Rain!"
YOU CAN UNDERSTAND the
enthusiasm. Avalon, the happy
little island township, depends
largely on rainfall for its
domestic water suppl}'. You
know the story on that. Avalon 1s
a pretty dry place.
The City Council hus passed a
new water conservation law that
practically makes it a felony to
wash a car. Citizens use nn.se
water from the washmg machine
to water flowers.
Avalon operates two water
systems. One is for fresh water
needs. The other is a salt water
system for fire hydrants and
toilets. Some Avalon people, in re-
modeling homes, abandoned the
salt water toilet system.
switching to domestic water
which would make the pipes last
longer.
Now a lot of them are thinking
about converting back to salt
water in the bathroom fixtures.
But for this weekend, there
was a Jot of enthu.swm for the
hefty rainfall.
"I HEAR THERE'S a foot of
new water up 10 the reservoir,"
one older woman enthused 10 a
downtown care.
"Naw," a man in a leather cap
grumbled mto his coffee. "No
way did we get that much
water."
"Well. a couple of inches,
anyway," .she snapped back in
defiance.
Clearly, the storm may not
have broken Avalon's drought.
WASHINGTON CAP) -Tho
financially aillne Postal Servlce
could operate more effectively
and save an eslimaled $490
tJlillion a year by shuttlng tho doors on post offices in some
17,000 rural communities. a gov-
ernment study says.
As an example of offices that
should be closed, the study cites
10 facilities which it calls ex-
amples of extreme inefficiency,
since they account for less than
$150 worth of business a year.
• • Aaacnning an average ..
transaction of $1, which is rather
low, they average less than one·
third ol a transaction per day,"
the study says.
THE SI'UDY, prepared for the
Postal Service board of gov-
ernors, says there would be no
immediate rash or closings and
that further studies would be
needed. The Postal Servlces·
maintains post offices in en
estimated 30,000 communities. The study also says surveys
show that rural residents who
oppose . post office closings flnd
them "highly satisfactory once
they occur.
"Among those whose offices
have been closed, there is a high
degree or satisfaction with the
new services they are rece1v·
ing," tbe study says.
Record34
Seek High
Poker Pay
..
LAS VEGAS <AP) -A
record or 34 players started
the final Sl0,000 buy-in
game of "Hold 'em'' late
Monday as the eighth An·
nual Wotld Series or Poker
neared its climax.
The play will continue on
10-hour shifts each day un-
ti I just one man is left with
all of the chips -worth
$340,000. and the title or
world poker champion.
But it was a morale booster, Just OFRCIALS AT Binion's
the same. Horseshoe Casino, which
By Sunday, however, there sponsors the annual com·
was another class of people who petition, were surprised at
were less enthusiastic about the the number o( entrants.
storm. These were some 1,200 About 25 players had been
Mainlanders who bad to get back expected.
lo jobs Monday. Of the 34 competitors, 1' Some boat crews. decked out in have never played in the
yellow or orange slickers, tned "World Series" before.
to sail out of the harbor. Some In all, 15 stales were
capsized. SomcJUSt turned back. represented when play
A sign taped lo the front door of .started. Texans by far oul-
DESPITE THE conclusion, tho
report'• aaaertion that cJoinn,.
will not hurt Hniee 11 certatn 1.0
be challenaed tn Con1re111.
Previous Poata) Service at-tempt.a to cut the number ol off·
ices have run into heavy opposi-
tion from representatives from
rural d1atricta.
One foe of put POltal Service
cuts, Rep. Paul Simon <D·Ill.), ii
promising another battle.
"It would be a disaster,''
Simon sald when told of the
etudy'a recommendation.
''The Poatal S«vice thinks
that ii it cu.ts back service and
J'ailtl rates lt wlllmove toward•
baluced budaet. H1ltOr)' &bowl
tbttlt won't WQrlr ...
Last yur, Slmon Jecl more
than SO COD&ressmen ln unsuc·
c:e11tully aulna the Poatal
Service to have previous clocst.ncs
declared illegal. Lat.,r, C90areu
approved reatrlcUona on clocs-
in&.a.
Last year'a battJet1 came aft.er
the General Account.in.a Oft'lce found that closing 12,000 po1t of-
fices would eave $100 mlllioo a
year. The new atud)' coes beyond
that dalm, 1ayln1 •'costs have
lncrused 4rutlcally tince the
GAO estimate WU made .••
Carter Proposal
Quick Vote Seen
On Energy Unit
W~HJNGTON CAP> -After a sluggish start, President
Carte~ s proposed Energy Department is rolling rapidly toward
votes in both the Howie and Senate.
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee gave unanimous
approval Monday to Its version of the energy reorganization plan
and Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd said the full Senate probably
would vote on the measure next week.
In the House, the meuure is expected to receive equBily quick
attenUoo.
TUE PROPOSAL TO CONSOUDATE mo8t of the government's
major eoerttr functJmis into one Cabinet-level department was sent
to Capitol Hill on March 1. Some congressional leaders predicted
then lt would be passed before the President announced his tough
new energy program Aprll 20.
But some House members and senators insisted on seeing con·
tents of the President's energy. pac~age before giving approval to
the powerful new agency wblcb is to implement Its provisions.
And objections developed in both bouses to plans for abolishing
the Federal Power Commission and turning over its control on
energy pricing to a new secretary of energy.
PASSAGE OP THE MEASUflE in the Senate committee came after adopUon of a compromise, suggested by Chau-man Abraham
Ribicorr, D-Conn., on the question or pricing.
~he blll approved by the committee, while leaving the Cart.er
administration proposal mostly intact, requires the energy
secretary to share ht. price-setting authority with an independent
three-member board and the president.
The plan, which tias the reluctant support or White House
energy adviser James R. Schlesinger, would have the secretary of
energy propose pricing deciaions on natural gas and oil to the board.
The board would send its own decisions to the president, who would
have~~ authority over the panel's recommendations.
Cnlics of the plan, including Seft. John Glenn D·Ohio said the compromi~e. would do little to Improve the effic1e~cy of th'e pricing
aysteru as 1t ts now under the FPC.
Skin Sought
Pka Mcuk for Burned Girl
,.,, ........
Ac~ at ~aul University inChicago gcSt so interested iJ:\
a J?le-throwmg contest that she bashed herself in the face
Wltb a shaving cream pie. The contest raised $1 000 for a
retarded children's home. •
Sitits on GM Engine
Switches Pressed
By TbeA.aoclated Press
Attorneys general in many states diaapprove of General Motors•
plan to solve the company's en&lne awitcb problem, ao the law en•
forcemeutofflcials say they will preu suits aaaJ.nst the company. •
Only three states have accepted the GM offer, Ohio Atty. Gm.
William Brown said Monday. Brown me\ last week with 23 atat.e of·
flclals to argue for a better deal
for engine switch \tictims.
GM installed Chevrolet
engines in some Oldsmobiles,
Pontiacs and Buicks.
SUITS IN New York, Texas
and Florida were settled the last
week in April with acceptance of
the GM offer. But suits are pend·
ang in Arkansas, Louisiana,
Alabama, Wisconsin, Kentucky,
California, Rhode Island. Il-
linois, North Carolina, and Ohio.
Officials in other states have
threatened to file suits.
GM bas offered owners ell.her a
new car, less eight cents a mile
for mileage on the old vehicle, or
a 36,000-mile. three-year war-
ranty.
Brown has called that off er un·
fair, and Oregon Atty. Gen. Jim
Redden urged car owners with
the wrong engine to "think very
carefully about the ofCer and its
limitations."
HE SAID owners should de··
mand a new car or their money,
back. Redden said his office~
alternate power plants. Next he
wants GM to do one of the follow·
ing lour things:
-Give the buyer back the full
cost of the car if the owner re-
turns the car.
-lmtall the correct engine
free of charge.
-Exchange the car for a new
one with a proper engine.
-Give the owner a cash pay-
ment to make up for the switched
engine.
Ranuesll
' Goes Home
PARIS CAP) -The
3,212-year-old mummy o!
Ramses JI went home to-
day 'alter an eight-month
cure including a massive .
dose of radiation.
~
•
a do~~~ h<lum:_st,o~~~ nl!pt bered the playqs
• • tn1':.--__-..r· '' ~!fbM..!tbe.~ .. ::......_:. -• the story. It proclaimed: J 17 entrants from the Lone
NORFOLK. Va. <AP)-Adoctorbereiamakinganw91.lalpleafor would~ GM if the company1
dooatlons o( skin, saying it 11 needed to "buy time" for Wadly burned ~ do"*1 ~y,.equest.s mm
Officials who put the em·
balmed body of the Egyp-
ti an pharoah aboard a
special plane for Cairo said
it was cotnpletely re·
_.covered from 60 types of
fungus M<.l two of insects. \.'~, 1.J ~fHIQt-~ .1 /' ~' .. ,, , ~' •'.;~la~~ ..... •• 4 -• 'WO ti.AN£~. '''' -~ -• ("T"'r.-.~ ~ ~ ;,,.. +,. ,.
,4~~,r~ol~th.v Thnrnwse. <fl'tgon consumers. '~·'~:::;_ --~~ '--~~~.._.,,...~l-'1·r-~· --~~~t . be taken r;;;n cadav~' -._.,..,. -• ·--· ."""""'~r"t01'Salit~r· ·amfn The mummy arrived in
Paris on Sept. 26 after
French and Egyptian
i>cientists agreed it was de,
teriorating badly and
needed extensive treat·
ment, including gamma ir·
radiation at lhe nuclear
center at Saclay outside·
Paris.
I
NO PAPERS. THE ANTE for the game
To Avalon's townfolk, the pe<>· is $10, with a $50 blind bet.
pie stuck on the island became The betting minimum 1s
known as ''TheSlrandeds." $50 and the maximum is
The Strandeds fJlled up the whatever a player has 10
re11taurants Sunday\jght. front of him.
"I can't seat yol) yet," one Last year's game took
waitress explained, despite three days to complete,
many· empty seats in the and 1t could take longer
restaurant "We havt>n't got the this year because of the 1n·
help. We didn't expect all these crease an the number of
. . H f lb director said he has sent a notice . Dr. Willcox· Ruffin Jr. said er a er• How ar~ W • of contemplated legal action to
Mooda,y the skin eratts would not Thornrose, a Navy man assigned the automaker
be permanent but would give the to the alrcraf\ carrier America, . . • ytrg~a Beach girl time to fight has vollJ!lleered as a donor but In a swt filed in Franklin Coun·
rnfecllon and weight loss and lo the physician sald he would pre· ty Common ~leas Court, Brown
gain strength. fer skin from a dead person for a h.as asked a Judge to impose a
ed number of reasons, including five-pronged settlement. First
Kathy was bum over more cost and the potential danger to a Brown asks that GM make .. tun
than 45 JH!rcent of her body live person. disclosure'' on future cars with
March 24 when a butane
cigarette lighter she was playing Slrandeds.'' phtyers and the "aweeter''
"Hut I'm not a Stranded," you pot
prote;i,t loudly. ··1 planned to be "Dolly" Doyle Brunson,
here. who packed up the winner's
A STRANDED, 1t !lt'em11, had purse of $220,000 last year.
With ignited.
The lighter had been left
by a guest. No one in the
Thomra.e household smokes. Strike Leader Arrested
become a sort of second·clas3 1s back to defend his Dr. Ruffln said Kathy's body
has rejected akin taken from un·
affected parts of her body and
grafted onto burned areas. But
he said he plans more such grafts
If further healing occurs.
citizen aown, ~s 1'1 "Amarillo
Jt made you wont to run out Shm" Preston. who won
and buy a T -shirt. mi1cribcd the first •·world Series of
1 across the back to dcclarr: Poker'' m 1972.
"I Am Not a Stranded."
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Minister Charged With Obstruction
BALLYMENA, Norlhern
Ireland (AP) -Police supported
by Britisl} troops arrested tbe
Rev. Ian Paisley. leader of a
faltering eight-day-old strike by
Protestant extremists, as he
manned a tractor barrlcade here
in bis home town today.
NewlbtDln
James Jones, author or
"From Herc to Eternity"
and seven other novels, died
onday at Southampton.
N.Y. Cause of death wu at·
trlbuted to heart I llure.
Jones, M. won the N Uonal
Book Award in 1951.
The Rev. Mr. Paisley, former
Northern Ireland legislator
Ernest Baird and 10 or thelr sup-
porters were escorted into gray
police truck.a after they refused
to dilpene 400 supporters and
dlsmanUe the barricade blocking
a bridge lD the town.
( IN SHORT J
be two days before a final death
toll was known. Officials aaJd
they weren't sure what caused
the rtre, whJch broke out Monday
morning and quickly spread. •
I\
Police said they wlll be
cha.reed with obstruction. It was
the third lime that the Rev. Mr.
Pal1ley, 50, a member or the BrltJsh Parliament, has been ar-Ctdbaela Bl•ted
rested in his stormy political ' WASHINGTON <AP) -·
career.
·-..... ,. fl•ti••111 "4\SHINOTON (AP) -A new
Btltltb·U.S. plan to mak.e
Rhodell• an indepeadent bladt-
ruled atate by Sept. 24, 1978,
foresees the resignation of Prime
Jrflnlltel' Jan Smith and b1a cov·
ernmea.t by next aununer.
~ bere say the retitna·
Uoa of the Smith 1overnment
would cleat the Wl.f for im-
mediate cancellation of the Unit-
ed Nations embar10 aaatnst
Rbodllla u well u for a ceue-
flre ~een whit.lee! llbodealan
lorces and black perrlllu.
Dre Decat .. CU••
A M ST E 'R D A M , T h e
Netberlanth (AP) -Rescue
workers found anothel' body ln
tho rubble ol a burned out hotel ln
downtown Amsterdam today, br-
in1ln1 to seven tho number or
known dead in the flrc, police
aald. Some 20 penona, moaUy f'rom
a Swfdlth tour &r0up. we.re 1tUl
ml11ln1. and police 11.ld It ml&bt
Defense Secretary Harold Brown
Is telling tb~ armed services they
may have to trim spending plans
by $15 btlUon to $30 billion ove.r a
flve-yearpertod. ' '
Btown dcllve.red the rneasa10 '1
u be laid down 1uldcllnea for
1pendlna for rlacal 1879, the flrlt
year for which the Carter ad·
min.11tra11on will present lta OWll
bud1ft and outllne Ill own ftve-year def eDM procram.
II.
\~ •••d •IU.we•; DENVER °(AP) -A 1t.
Ponytalled attorney flred ln a dl.J-,, ,,
pule over hi• ha.tr length has been
reln1tatcd ln h.la federal job with
full back pay. ·
Richard LaFond went back to
his Job with th41 U.S. Equal ......
Employment Opportunity Com·•
mlsalon after EU\el Bent Wallb,·
acting natlonaf director of tbe
commJuion, rul.ct that a hair· ....
lenath .rule would violate the •-.,
e mployea' unlon contract.
Lafond, who was llted lut "•':\
February after hi• 1upervtsor 1'
warned that either he or hls pony h
tall would have to go, filed suit ln u .s. Dbtric:t Court to ,. h1I job
back. • • ./ • •• ~ 1
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T'*C!ay. M910, 191'7 DAILY PILOT Al
llayakaim
Describes
His Job
WASHINGTON (AP) "You've
never seen an experience which
hu U'9 profound ego 1ratlfica-
\lon u that which comes from
beine a United States senator.''
The only senator likely to
describe his job that way ls~ I.
Hayakawa.
FOR THAT REASON, more
and more people ln Washington
rare enjoying llatenlne to the
)California Republican who usual·
Y sound.I more like a scholarly
former professor or semantics -
which be ia -than like a pol1U·
cian. •
Try these observations from a
r ecent Hawakawa speech on
•'the strange fate that has over-
come me or having landed ln the
United States Senate . . . .
"Maybe being President of the
United States Is a step up, but
right now I'm just noattng on air.
T mean, everywhere you turn.
people say, 'yes. i.lr, senator,'
·right away, senator,' ·yes, in
tleed, senator' ....
"AND THEN YOU get into the
Senat e. which 1s an ex ·
traordinary institution with a
wonderful chamber where they
ca rr y on their de ·
bates .... People keep saying
what a great guy you are.
"And if you don't watch out you
begin to believe all this stuff.
Then you're like that senator who
said, when he first came to the
Senate, 'How did poor little old·
me get In among these 99 dist-
inguished people?' And then,
after six months In the Senate, he
says, 'What are these 99 jerks do· ing here'?"
Stanford Sit-in
Winning Leaper?
Davi~ Bach of Angels Camp says he is ready for the big
frog Jump as he shows off what he considers to be his
winning frog. David, along with dozens of other contes-
tants, are busy preparing for the annual Calaveras
County Jumping Frog Jubilee in his home town on M'ay
19-22. The event was made famous by Mark Twain in his
s hort stor y, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of
Calaveras County."
Studies or Booty?
CIA Explorer Joins Mothball Fleet
BENECIA <AP> -The
Glomar Explorer, built for the
CIA by Howard Hu1hes, hu
joined the mothball fleet at a cost
of S300.000 a year while officials
decide whether t.o uae it for deep.
sea studies or to aearch for booty ..
"She's a treasure hunter and
that should be exploited," said
Rep. Robert Leggett CD-Calif.).
"How ft\any ships were lost dur·
ing World War 11 ? Laterally
thousands. There is much to be
recovered.''
THE 36,000·TON \.esi,el was
built at a cost of $550 million to
raise a sunken Russian sub·
marine in 1974. It bas the capaci·
ty lo Wt objects from 18,000 feet
below the ocean surface.
Government officials have re·
fused to comment publicly, but
published reports have said the
vessel managed to salvage part
of the Russian sub.
THE EXPLORER'S huge hold
Is a cavern the size or an aircraft
hangar used to store whatever
the ship's cranei. and cables hft
from the ocean depths. Ntne·foot-
lhick gates an the hold floor open
to permit objects to be hauled an ·
side.
The Explorer, which arrivt>d
here in January, is expected to
lie at anchor off this town 20
miles north of San Francisco for
about five years while r~asibUity
studie1 are conducted to de-
termirie If the 650-foot ship should
be transformed lnlo a research
vessel for deep-sea drilling pro-.
jects. ·
IT JOINS a eroup of some 175
other ships, the nation's largest
reserve fleet. It is he ld in place
by four 10-ton and four smaller
anchors, and fo,pr massive
chauu secured to 70-foot steel
beams driven 20 feet lnto lbe
oeean floor.
John Pottinger. reserve fleet
superviM>r. says it will be ''quite
a challengetotakecareof hcr."
A six-man c r ew will "ex-
ercise" the machinery that has
not been dismantled and keep the
interior humidity down to near
percent.
''Wlth the humidity that low
this shJp will look iu 1ood as nc
20 years from now." said crew
foreman James White.
The ship is under 24 -hour guard
and the monthly utility bill alone
to light the huge vessel is
estimated at about $3,500.
Victim 'Stunned'
By Hearst Sente:gce:
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Patricia Hearst has won five years pro-
bation on charges stemmmg from a 1974 shootout at Mel's Sporting
Goods Store. Some said Miss HearSt who could have received 15"'2
years to life in pnson -suffered enou1h, but lbe store owner says
he was stunned by the sentence.
"I don't quite understand at I don't thank it's right, but what can
you do?'' said Carroll Ball Huell, 55 "It's very obvious that she
should have been jailed If at had been one or us we would have.twas
a litUe stunned to say the leabl," he 1>a1d an an antervacw Monday
after the sentence was announced.
IN ADDITION to probation, Supcrtor Court JudAl' E Talbot
Calhslcrordered the heiress to ma kt• financ1ul restitution to Huett.
A report filed by Mass llear:-.1 's prohat1on anvestli::ator revealed
that Huett ts "extremely batt<'r and .angry as to how ttm offense has
aCfecled his life and busincMi."
Huett, who was struck in the arm by one: of Mass Hearst's
bullets. has filed a ca va I suit against Mass Hearst, the report said, but
was unable lo get past her bodyguards lo ser ve a subpoena.
HE HAS ESTIMATED damage to his store at $6,000.
During the sentencing hearing, Deputy Dist. Atty. Sam
M ayerson said, ''It would be wrong to satisfy those who say there is
special treatment for the rich by punishing this defendant dis·
proportionately.''
Defense attorney Al Johnson. who became the 23-year-old Miss
Hearst's close confidant, declared, "The consider a lion or her wealth
and the name of her famLly worked against her every step of the
way."
294Jailed
In Protest
STANFORD <AP) -Police said today they ar·
rested 294 persons who refused lo end a sit-in al a
Stanford University building sparked by the
school's financial ties to apartheid South Africa.
Security ·Pacific Bank
has always offered the
best card. · The count of demonstrators booked on char ges
of trespass and failure to disperse marked the
highest number ever arrested on the campus. pollce
saJd. It also marked the flrst mass arrests at Stan·
ford since the school was the scene or anti-Vietnam
war orotests m the late 1960s and earlv 1970s.
The demonstrators, mo.5t or them apparently
Stanford students, were arrested Monday mght for
refusang lo leave the Old Student Union bualdmg.
Some went limp and were earned from the build
mg, but most walked out.
Ta.r Rftfef 8Hb In Shoeodoamt
SACRAMENTO <AP) Gov Edmund JJrown
Jr 's propef1y tax reli~f b11J and a n val measure are
heactinR for' a possible showdo~n on the Senate
r-.,-.fr•~ Mt ~ ' f ~,(l~y()~ C,~~~ t •
(
· ) Senate Fmance Commit Stal~ tee Monda> ....._________ MaJor differences
between lhe bills are the
amounts of aid they
would provide and the ways an which they would be
funded.
Doth plans woulrl provide rehef on sliding
scales based on salary and home value. with fewer
homeowners in h11eher income brackl-ts elagible for
aad
Dro"flltt Da•n't 1B11rt E~•"--•'
SACRAMENTO (,<p) In spite of Lhe drought
California will close the taacal year with more tha~
the Sl 23·btlllon imrplus that -..as predicted in
Januarv. the state's top bud1et ofracer says
Finance Director Roy Bell said In an interview,
"We don't thmk the drought IS iOIOI to have that
maJor or an impact on the state's revenues, or the
economy as o whole, although we know it's murder Ing some people '·
On May 23 the legislature 1s scheduled to hear
from Bell on his revued revenue estimates. He
declined to give predse dollar figures Monday
T ... a Fblw1 Mftl Maw E11d SirUce
SAN DIEGO CAP) -U.S. tuna tishermen, most
or fi ery Portuguese herltaae, remain angry at re-
gulations on porpols'c deaths, but say they may end
their three-month hiatus In port.
Owners of vessels in the 140-boat American
Tunaboat As11oc1atlon af(reed Monday to return t<1
sea, a spokesman said. The Maaters and Mates AR ·
soclation called a meeting for today to decade its
position.
"We will saiJ under protest. Thal we are goin1
out doesn't m ean that we find the federal regula-
tions acceptable. We are maklng a Rood ralth effort
to trust the leglslattve process again." said August
Felando. 1eneral m anager of the Tunaboat
Association.
Bro.,..,.., .,,..a B••pft.i Pallet
SACRAM!:NTd <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. says Calllomla should create" a Public \JWiiles
CommJ.uion for boepltals" to set ut.es for services
at hospltala throughout the state.
. The Democratic 1ovemor said the proposed
new state commi111lon could cut bOspltal costs in
Calllomla by $200 mUUon a year lC it is a.s effective
u a •imllar commi11lon in Maryland.
"Given the fact that we have socialized the pay-
ment ol medJcal coats through lnsarance or through
eovemment payment programs. we now have to
have a government mechanism to control those
runaway coats," Brown said.
•1.a MUU•• •eUle•etet M•de
SACRAMENTO CAP> -A fl.48 million, out-of·
court settlement has been reached In aulll IUed
aaalnat developort ot an Amador Count.y 1ub-
dlvlllon. atale oltlclala report.
David Fox, the state real •tat.e commiuloncr.
aai4 the a1reement would nable about 2,*
persona who bou1ht Iota at Copper Cove Vlll11e and l.ak• Camand\P V111Ufl tom.-(M Oftrti11l .-~fo"d~.
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Nowwe ·offer the
best cards. . ~
In 19i0. ~·t.unty l'.K 1flL B:mk uunhincd Mnsrcr Ch::tn,.:c
w1ch Rc.lJy Rt:"l"r\'ALLrnmr nnJ Check Guarantee c,crvice tu
c rt:.1tc nnc ot tlw mmr comrletc hank credit can.1..-. tn the
wnrlJ. ~)\I L:m use it to Lh.1rgc goods and service:>,
get cxrr.1 cash, cven gumanrcc your personal
checks ur con hundred dollnrs.
SECURllY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK
VISA -.010 3'°'1 'tSb 181
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N, 1\\, m.:\·1..· addcJ the Vi~.l card ttnd Lotnhtm.·d H with
Rl·.1Jv Rc..,cn·Au:nunr .md Chl·ck Gumantl'C "" wdl. So you
nn l1 H1gcr nccJ to h::t\'C two hank-. n 1 h,wc C\\'< 1 different GirJ ....
)bu can get eirhcr or lx1clt Jt Security Pacific Bank
where there's security 111 number-..
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SECURR'Y PACIFIC BANK
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Unreasonable Idea
All Orange County taxpayers hel~
)>ay for the Orange County Jail and Sheri!rs
'Department headquartens in Santa Ana. »ut county Supervisor Ralph Clark suggest·
ed last week that a tuxing district be formed
to pay for the planned south coWtty substa·
tlon.
What a silly and lllogical suggesuon! It
was tantamount to telling south «ounty
property owners that while their dollars
have gone into l'Ountyw1de facilities thPy
now must pay for their own.
The new sheriff's substation is needed.
no question about that. Deputies now work
from cramped quarters in the South Orange
'County Mun1cipal Court building. There's·
little privacy for counseling juveniles and
s cant waiting room and parking space.
In addition, the facility lacks a tem-
porary holding cell area !or prisoners. That
means added transportation costs to tax·
payers and inconvenience to families of
arrestees.
sort on increases per pat.Jent charges or an
absolute ceiling on allowable mcreases m
total h0$pital revenues misses some key
points.
It does not explain how hospital prices
can be controlled without controls on the
base items, wages, supplies and utilities
that contribute importantly to prtce in·
creases. And for hospitals, with their 24-
hour staffing, wages can run 65 perceht or
more of the total ~xpense.
Overbedding 1s cited, correctly enough,
as 'part of the problem. But much of this is
caused by population shifts which have left
hospitals in older areas with too many beds,
while a demand for more beds keeps grow·
ing in newly developing areas.
And the government bears a good share
of the blame for overbedding. Enactment of
Medicare and MediCal indicated to hospital
planners that additional beds would be
needed.
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Supervisors' unanimous decision to pro·
ceed with plans for the new substation and
holding cell is quite m order. Clark's sug·
gestion that county facilities be locally
financed was most out of order.
Conversely the increasing practice of
using outpallent clinics for minor surgery
has removed some of the demand for
hospital rooms for short stays. This in turn
means the hospitals are getting the
"sicker " patients who require longer stays
and more complex procedures, which run
up the average pe r patient cost.
Foreign Agents Shielded
The CIA Connection
Hospital C o sts
The Carter administration's proposal to
"contain" hospital costs would hardly fail
to strike a nerve. •
Scarcely a family has not been
astonished to watch the cost of hospitaliza·
tion zoom far above the $100-a-day mark.
Even with medical insurance picking up
much of the bill, the balance can be pretty
alarmmg for a moderate· income family.
And the government, of course, is
:iim1larly alarmed because taxpayers must
fo ot the rising bills for the poor and elderly.
But Hll' 1clt-a of putting a ceiling of some
Of course a key factor in nsmg hospital
bills is the malpractice threat. which
virtually mandates additional tests and pro-
cedures as a safeguard against laws uits.
Unfortunately, hospitals that now are
being run efficientl y, with a minimum of
waste. stand to be most pcnahzed by a re·
venue ce1lm g plan because they have no
place to cut.
There's no doubt that hospital costs,
and health care costs generally, are a grow-
ing burden that needs major surgery.
But. call it what you will. it's price con-
trol. And the p:.unful htstory of selective
price control is th<it 1t has been a worse cure
than the disease 1l trtl'S lo corrl'ct
WASHING TON Some of the
world's most sinister secret
poHce are operating in the United
Slates with the blessing of the
Central Intelligence Agency
There is evidence that these
foreign agents . have arranged
murders. comrnJtted burglaries,
attempted kidnapings and ter·
rorized political opponents in
violation of U.S. laws.
In past columns. we have re·
ported that the CIA has a secret
L e gislators Seek. o~ar
Gloo1ny
Gus
understand-
ing with such
notori o us
forei gn in
tell1gen ce
agenc1t•s <1s
Chiles DINA,
lran'sSAVAK
and South
Korea 's
K C IA . Not
only cloes the
CIA work closely with these
police agencies, the agents
operate within one another's
countries by mutual consent. Highway Authority
Recapture hy th1· Lcg1!.laturr
of its authortt'r o\.l'r thP hudding
of state ht~h~ Jys t1ppcarerl to
have moHd <1 :,t1·p do~('r l<.1!-.l
month with the rl'11•<1st• of .1 rt•
port by the st<.1lc s I.1tllr lloml'r
C'omm1ss1on
Uekrm1n,1l 1011 of l11gh" ·•) pro
Jl'l'tc; \\ .1!-t d1·lt•g.1t1·d :J\\ ,,, II\ th•·
J,1wmalwrs tn
1921 v.1th th1·
l'rcat1011 111
l hC' lhi:h\\ ,t\.
('om m1 ss1on
I t s s t• \ t• II
mrmb1•rs JJI
pointed b~ thl·
J!O\t•r nor
( EARL WATERS ) Think what a boon these
new low-calorie dog foods
are to America's Social
Security p e n sio ners .
Overweight 1s a health
hazard, t'spe<·ially al that
ARF
(, O')l'T\'I C.w\ c Of'l'I"" "" .. ,, \vttmmtd D'
u .. e1r\Al"ld de>notnH•\\.t''''' lle<tt~
• '""' ot '"' """"'O•o•r \,.nd yl')uf' "' .... , 10 G•OO'"Y Gu"' 04•'• ~lot
Now the Senate Foreign Rela·
lions Committee has quietly
started an inves tigation into the
actt vibes or fore ign intelligence
agencies in the United States
The eomm1lll'e 1s particularly
cu nous about the CIA 's roh: 1n
these arllv1t1es
On the House side. Hep Donald
Fraser, D ·Minn . has also ilSkl.'d
the CIA to d1\'ulgc the detail!. of
its reciprocal arrangements Y.ith
foreign tnlcllt~cnc t• agerwa•<;
The CIA has rt•fus ccl to
cooperate
l1oned 1n~1de and outside state AS FAR BACK as July 17 , Hl75.
go' ernm .. nt " · we published charges that the
TllE HOOVER . If lf'JJ ·its· KCIA had terrorized Korean ex
U.S. congressmen. We also cited
documents from SA V AK 's ftl es
as evidence that the Iranian
secret police were intimidating
opponents of the shah in this
country. The documents Included
detailed instructions on how to
burglarize homes and offices
In our reports on the Chilean
police. we warned on Nov. 16,
1975 · 'There is r eason to believe
that DINA has hired thugs to
track down and assassinate
prominent exiles." Ten months
later, Chilean exile ll'ader Orlan·
do Lelelier was blown up in htt.
car on Washington's embassy
row. hrvestigators are now con·
vmced that DINA hired Cuban
killer s to murder Letclter
As additional evidence, we
have now obtained an explosive
document from DINA's own
files. It is a memo, dated Sept. 16,
1975. from DINA chief Manuel
Contreras Sepulveda to Chilean
President Augusto Pinochet.
The memo requests •·an addi·
tional allotment of $600,000 for
the <DINA > budget." Among four
reasons for the extra money. this
was the most fascinating· "Addi·
t1onal expenses for the neulraht
ing of the principal adversanes or the Government Junta in the
l'xtenor. especially in Mexico,
ArgcnlLna, Costa Rka. the L'mt
ed States. France and Italy "
WE CAN ONLY l>peculate of
f:O Urse . what the phrase
streets of Rome. Then Lelelicr
was dynamited to death on lhe
str eets of Washington.
The FBI also learned of
murder plots against two other
Chilean exiles. Gabriel Valdes
and Rodomiro Tomic, who were
given protection.
We hand·delivered a copy or
the DINA' memo to the Chilean
e mbassy in Washington and
waited a week while embassy of-
ficials examined it. A spokesman
then denounced the document as
"completely false." Ile said Con·
tre ras' s ignature was a
"forgery " The fact that the
m emo was not written on a DINA
letterhead. the spokesman as:
serted, wu additional proof that
the document was a fabrication.
The memo was delivered to us
by sources who have been relia-
ble in the past. For three weeks,
we painstakingly checked it with
a number of sources including
U.S. officials. They all agreed it
not only appeared genuine but
was consistent with their own in-
telllgence information.
A DINA defector now in
asylum in the Italian embassy in
Santiago, according lo compe-
tent sources has confirmed the
authenticity of the memo. We
have also had access to other
DINA documents, which the the
Chilea n government has
acknowledged are authentic
These resemble the disputed
document m ever y detail. Many,
mc1dentall), arc not written on
DIN A letterhead
<"< f ~ ·~..; -t· ~·~~' •Y)'. ~ i'.-~ the pown lo
highway travel The dr:ist1c cut
hack of Ill'\\ high" ay proJecti.
hJs hrought <.1ngry rcactwn from
th1• Leg1slatun· in rcs1xmse lo
loud complaints from con'itl
tu1•nts throughout the s tale Thi'
has lf'd lo demands In the rorm of
lt•g1slalton fo r the restoration of
tht• l.eg1slature's authority over
th" highway programs
fo'on·most tn the (ra:, '' W.ilkr
ln~Jlll>. ch.urman o( the A~
.,tfm bly Transport~n Commit
' ' '\ t')... ~ -.;~ -,J
p.v •vA(:~W· • . ._ ~~~>
• / ti> re tr cture-the management
of the state's highways.
pane u 1 s :.Ile,'! )JaQ .--• ··~ '"''641 ,_,,,., ,~;·a a f~•ute~,::-:~"·"~ · "~;o~~'s t&mnn1pt11at~ U".~ p\Jb11r ·
m<1kmg the. recommendation opinion and had tried lo buy off
· · neulrallz.ing of the princlpal ad·
ver saries" "'1ilns. But the memo
w tc>U~b~~:~. af~pl against Chilean dissi·
dent Bernardo Leighton on the
Footnote Interestingly, the
document also requests "grants
for officials (){ this department
who are following courses in
~ '11$t« _,...·:lt1JU-'~~~"·
·groups in the Training CentcP Mf-
tha city of Mana us, Brazil " .ulopt roulPs that the l.eJ!1sl<1lurc should not
Jn<! allocate ronstrul"l 111n fund-. rJi\i\ume final rcsponi\ihtlity for
Under thut systt·m llw DL·part
m1·nt of P11hl11• Works had tht·
rt'!ipons1h1l1tv tor <·a rrv1ni.: out
I hi' h1Ah"' ay pollc1t''> fornwct hy
tht• comm1!>~11m 1\ rc•11rJ•an11,1
t1on und<•r <;11\ Pt nor H11n;il1I
H1•ai.:;i n hrn.11lt'n<'rl th•• go.th of
till' dt•p.irtm1•11t t•• irwlutl1• fl\ t-rall
tr;in icpnrl.1t111n plJnn1ni.: Jfitl
dl;lll~t~I llW 11 .1m1 of th1• ,151enry
In thl· 1>1·i1.11lnw11t11( !°ram.port~
tu111 , .1hhn•\ 1.1to-d to <. JITrans
i\bo .11 lht• l1mP lh1·rr "'ll'
1 r1•Jt••d .i n .1d1ht1onwl Statt·
011 dO!>pOrt.tltoM no.1rrl y,h1ch \I.rt~
C'hargrd "1th tht• ck\' l'lopmc·nl o(
;i m.t!-.lt•r ,1,1 11· tranr.portat1on
plan
The Hoover r eport appears to
1·onf1rm the need for changC' for 1t
nott•s the lfJgh~ ay Com m1s.,1on
1s ineffective and the Transporta
lion Hoard has fa1lt•d It <·har gl·s
l11<1t C d!Trans undc•r its rltrc·rtor,
A<lnan;t C.1anlUrt'll. hu., U!>UfJJl'cl
the fund111ns t1f tlw two boards b:v
t.1km~ O\• r thl· pr t p.1r:tl1on of
lht' Ila le tr .•nl>portJtton plan ¥rHI
"uniloterully rontra\ enin1 the
< o ml1'111s111n s hurl~t>tary cir
rn11on11 for h11:hwJ} proJe('L'
M•lect1nn of specific highway or
transportut1on proJ<'<'t"
It~ own oh~1·1·\ at 11111 I hat. "'The•
11 n u s u a 11 ' I on g t· on :'I I' n s u !>
ht'l" t'l'n th" c•x1·c11t1\ e and
lt•g1slat1\t' hr:11H'h(•s of state gov
1·rnmc•nt thl' tomm1ss1on anti
( ;1!Trans 1h.1l J/il\t' -.upport and
d1n•<'l1<1n to the 1h·vl·lopml'nt of
Cal1fo rn1J high\\ays for a
Jtt'ner.itwn aftrr WW )[no Jnnger
l 't IS ls Ir. the k1•y to I hut
Brainwmhing Reversed
WITll Tin: .1rl\ 1•nt of tht• nd·
ministrnt1on ol Ciovunor .ll'rry
Rrown thrre came A traumatic
Jlhlfl o( omphns l11 from roadbulld
ing lo tftortA to !il'velop mus
transit and olht'r allt>rnat1vt.-s to
It '>Jld the comm1bi.1on Ill '"
"1•11k 11 <'an no lon.ier dr1 c·tl\ c·
I \ t' x 1• r I' 1 "'• • 1 t "i r o I l' as .1
Ir .in.sport.itmn polity srtt1n1 ,.n-
t 11 v ..
:fh1• r .. port alr>o charl(ed
CetlTnin~ "ith mlsmana1cmcnl
rlf'l'larinr. the departmc•nt h
"poorly organized," has foiled ti)
outhnc division rt~ponsib1hhes.
and has underestimated lt11 funds
on hand, 11nd u1d the depart·
ment'11 Integrity "J11 beina ques-
Wh1·n thcrr· "J~ tot JI .1gr<'f'
nwnt on tlw n<'NJ for h1i;:hwuy
t·on!'itructwn there "as no pro
hltm onc1 thr Leli(15lature could
c1elef! alt> th<' d<'ta1J decisions to
the comm1ss1on With the e>e·
pnns1on of th<' rf's1x1n!'llbillties of
the depar1m1•nt into other modes or lran."iportatmn. l'l>nfhcts as to
tht• d1rcct1on of programs have
l'lat>n which can only be resolved
by thr clf'cted representatives of
the pc'Oplc
Another casC' invol\'tng loving
p,trl'nts, derltc.1terl rt1•prngr.rn1
men and an
all ege dly
brainwashed
chld bu been
resolved In the
courts.
Center or
the week.Jong
trial wa s
H erbert
Goodhear t.
2-4. an ad ·
milled "Rammle." His parent.a.
Oeorse and Francine Goodheart,
both members of the Dlvlne Ll1ht
or Love sect. cbarud that
Herbert had been brainwashed by
Cycle Fee Brings Poor Ret11rn
To thE' Edttor
My mom And dad and I each
have a motor cyrle 1111d enjoy olf
rou1t rldin~ and try to ride aci
often u Jl0ll!l1blo But we have o
problem of "'here to ride Thf"
dosest place that Is fun to co to
and ride 1s ubout a three and a
half hour drlvf' away in Anza
Borrego Desert by Ocotillo
Wells. Even there It's either too
hot or there are loo many people.
but sometimes it's nice.
SOME ECOLOGISTS are try·
Inc to make It so we can 'l ride out
there. One or the reasons why
they want to close 1t is b\lct1uaic
they think we arc wa!ltln& gu, but in the long run ~Opie will end
up driving their car~ or cumpcrs,
whlch tAkc u lot, farther awuy to
ride.
The main ren!lnn why t wrote
tbu ltt~r ls to uy that my foml
Jy and a lot of other people like ua
ore paytna a fee every two yHr.
per blke aa an orr rood realstn·
lion and we're not aettJn1 much
for lt. They said ll would 10
toward maldna placea for ut to
ride, but t haven't seen much
chanac around here.
You J around and you tff
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pubhc parks and pubhc bicycle
routes. Everybody pays for tho l'
throuih taxes, but we have to pay
an extrn fce per bik<' for place• to
ride and the clOSf'!ll p)~e thnl
you can ride without aettlng :1r
rf'sted l!'I Saddlrbock Motorcyclt>
park. and there usuully are so
many people there th»t It's
danRerou11. I'd like to aay thnt
they make pl&C<'S for horaea and
bicyrles, why can't thc•y mako
pla Cl'S where off road
motoreyclcs can rldtt">
KYLI': WEBB GraU,..s_,,.,,
To the Edlt«:
WtU sir. it'a llke Grandpa uld
"Nobody but. nobody am'l gonno
tnvc wattr till the wl'll runs
dry •
Anrt in th1~ o~e of plenty and
jff(•('d .. D1°H•loprrs ain't aoing to
1· h an~w thdr way E'\ en though we
nil t>nd up with nothlne but air
rommg out of the sp1gQts. ··
But besides the bad news there
11 a mod.kum o( hope appearing
on the horiion. Nothing, mind
you, to jum1> up l'lnd down about.
but a glimmer that lnchcates that
omebody, somehow la getting
the word 1 The vice president of
the San Clemente Water District
made some pungent rem arkli, re·
!alive to the vagaries of the
status quo.
He haa remarked about the ad·
vcne P1Yt'holog1cal effect on re
111denls of South Oranee County.
wht>n they 11ee nil those nt.>w
hou11cs goin.r up all the tlme, thnt
hove b•cn approved by tht-
aupervlsora and th~ plannin1t
commlaalon, boned down in
their contuct ol inkrcst. Not ju.11t
hundreds 0£ housoa but
thOUl&ndl, all intcnalve Wit.tr
uaers•
He aw.Id, "Sptculatlon Is run·
nln« wlld How dn ynu ra~cmallu
thia, rn view of the water
11 hort•M~? la It any wonder that
people don 'l believe the ads and
stories askmit lo c-on~rrve water.
whe n they see all those ntw
houses golng up <•II the llmt""
Added to this 11tort11nR in
formation that somebody 1a wak
Ina up to the seriousness of the
situation. we have the report th11t
the Sa.n Andreu earlhquoke
fault is gelling close to a pos!llblc
8.2 shakeup. Thnt would Indeed
s ta rt that Jong line of cnrs back lo
Oklahoma. as our umbilical cord
to our water supply 1s broken!
Cruy, m:tn 1 But just like
Grandpa sei
HENRY M WEBER. M.D.
Pont l"r S•d~
To the Editor:
My comp!Jmcnts to you (br
··Another St11tl1tlc," April 25,
telling us that with tht 32 percent
or tht' energy used ln the wnrld by
the Unlltd St11tc1 we product' 31
Eercent of the world's Groas
Product.! of rooct. and cooda
Jt la nlcc to be told • poslUve
side lnltead of the uaual It'll
erltict.m we bave bHn ac
cu.atomtd to burinc.
GOLDI£ JOSEPH
[ ART HOPPE )
followers of General Hugo T.
Ramm
Th1.•v askl·d Judge l\t orlon
~n<·<·k to grant them temporJty
h:g.11 tustody of Herbert so they
rould put him thr ouah an tn
tensl\ l'. JO d.iy course of depro-
iz r am ming tn order to ··clcan!.e
his mmcl ..
MRS. GOODHEART testified
that Herh('rt had been •'a won
dtrful C'h1ld." always eating his
macrobiott<' cliet, chanting his
mantra:; without beln$( told, ltnd
loving all God 's creatures. both
great and sm<.111.
But when he was JS, he came
under whut she dcscrihcd us "thr
• h ypnoti11ng influenct•" or
Gent•r.tl Hamm 11nd his Supf'r
Americanism Society Under c>r·
cit-ts from his Ramm1e !!Upntors
he ran away from home to Join
the Army. she said, and hus
"never been the same" since
In uncontr01d1cted testimony.
other witnesses descril)f'ct how
the Army had changed Herbrrt
from o 11enlle. loving young man
into a professional k.llltr by
showin~ him the thrlll of ftrtn1
powerful weapons and teaching
him how to gut hi• fellow man
with a bayonet while shoullns; the
mindnumbing chant, "Kill! Kiii'
KHl!0
'
AFTER TWO YEARS in Viel·
n am where Herbert earned
numerous dt>cnratlona for
liberatlnt v•Uage11 with napalm.
he-rc•llred from the Army to lead
a Rnmm1r group
The younar war hero admitt.cj
on the stand th11t the primary,
Rummic ritual comlated ot alt·
ting 11round a tclev&aion set every
~pare moment In • slat. ap-
proaching mlndlusnl'll In order
lo "~chieve ldenuty" With the
famous and the powerful while
admlr1na thtlr blf' c1r1 and
beautiful women. He uplained
>
that the telev1s1on set was "the
altar of Rum mil' beliefs ..
l t was these beliefs, he
<'lai m<'d. thJt had inspired him rq
become an assistant vice prc:.1 -
dent of th~ First National Bank, '1
~ought.after bachelor around
town and tt l<'t1d1ni candidate for
Congre!l!I.
A PSYCHOLOGIST for the
Goodhearts i>ummed up theit
c ase by l<'sl1fylnac that Herbert
had been so brainwashed by thi:
Army, televia1on and his fellow
Ram mies that he was "Incapable
of bl'l1ev1ng that there are any
other aoals In the life besides
. power, fame, money and sex.·· ·
Judac Sncck, however, dtr•
liberated ror only 32 seconds
l>tforo throwing the case out o{
court.
''These Rammlt'• •ound to n'I~
like the kooJde vlc-tlml'I of n dt·
ranged madman." he ~•Id. "Bftt
the pPr!'ion,11 lwhl'f'I nf a 1rown
younR cltlztn In .1 tlrmocrati('
soattty are nont' of th.-s:o,•rrnJ
mtnt'• hu11lnc'I>-"
OAANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rl>l>ttf /ii Wttd. Publllltf'f'
TltOfMt Kttoll. £d110t'
Barbaro /frtftlk'h.
l:dllo'1ol Pogr Editor
The ed1tor1al P'•Ce of the Dally
Pilot ueka to tnrorm and
•llmulat• rudtra by prttcntlng
l')f1 thl• 'Pll• dlvf'rllf' rommtntarylJ
on toplCI or 11\tfrHl by 11ynl!lrat\
ed t<olumnltts and cartoonlat11. b~1
providlnC II forum for rtadel'I t
,.1 .. w1 end by. prtHnlln1 thl•.11
nrwspal>f'r'" oplnloM and Ideas
Ofl turrent toplu Th• edltond1
opinion• n( th~ Dilly rllot •PPOIL I
ooly In lhf edlton1I column at the
top of tht P•••. Oplnlona .-. pr4111~ed by Uat columllltlt anC
rartoonJats and lttl«"r ""''"' ar.. ll'lttr own and no end~t of ~r vi•'*• by the O.Ut PtlO!,; a.hnuld be tnrerrtd. •
Tueeday, May 10, 11117
New Daughter "p .,,,,,.,._..
Lorn Kellogg, a 35 year-old d1\orccc, hugs
her newly adopted daughter, Hee Jin Jung,
who WJll be renamed Tarabl'th. Her new
sister, Jum1e <above). also is a Korean.
Cars: Chronic"
Energy Woe -
By WALTER R. MEARS APS..Cla1c_..._,..,,,
At five o'clock on any week night, President
Carter's «\!lergy planners can look out of their office
windows at part of the problem they're trying to
solve.
It's right there. Bumper to bumper, home-
bound commuters inch along at peak inefficiency,
burning much of their gasoline at a standstlll.
THAT HAPPENS TWICE a day in every major
city. Yet there is nothing in the Carter energy con·
servaUon program that seeks to entice people out of
their automobiles and onto a bus or a subway.
The omission is the more puzzling because the
administration's energy study illustrates the sav-
logs that could follow.
Transportation consumes about 26 percent of
the nation's energy, and about half of that is used by
.automobiles. If 40 percent of U.S. commuters car·
ried one additional passenger in their cars each
day, it would save 2.5 percent of total-American oil
consumption.
••JN THE LONG Jl UN, MAS.5 transit by bus and
.rail must play a significant role in reducing energy
consumption ln the transportation sector," the
energy policy paper !lays. "Reliable, inexpensive
mass transit is needed to serve exuitlng, spread-out
metropolitan areas."
That is a goal. Al this point, there is no proposal
lo go with 1t.
In rus energy address, Carter said the nation
must not continue to dnfl along. with three-
quarters-0f 1ts cars carry mg only the dnver "'while
our pubhc transportation system contmues to
declme.''
{
Carter said later he
. 1 '~'/tti>W,. ~JI I) 7tltt&..:.~f~~C.:&a. ~ ' • IUtG I sub1tant1al shift toward
, -increasing use of the
public transportation
fystem11. rapid transit, as the pnce of the gas for
-utomobUes goes up and as the price of fuel goes
up."
But increasing prt<'C'S is the punitive side of the
program; what 1s lackmg ts an effort lo promote
more efficient mass transportation by making 1t an
attractive alternative to the automobile.
TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY Brock
Adams 1s be111nn1nf work now on a mass
transportation proposa to be presented lo Congress
next year, but tl will have to be far more amb1Uoug
than anything the government hu done so far If it ts
to 11ain willln11 volunteers for bus hn~ 1natead of
grumbllni conscripts. forced from their cars by
hither prices.
Enerey adviser James R Schleain11er said the
sovemment already 1s providinl aJI the man
transit aid that can be used in the short term. He'a
r11bt. Out of some $2.6 b1lhon available durtn11 the
fllcal year that will end Sept. 30, only about f7SO
million had been apent or committed as of March
31.
But the ri(Ufes are based on business pretty
much u uaual, without a major push toward
alternatives to the automobile. It will take money
for better service, more comfortable facillti~ and
lower fares.
CARTER'S PROPOSED OIL tax would raise
$14 billion \o $15 bllllon a year when fully im-
plemented: his standby 11asoline tax would produce
SS billion for each five cent increase IC It took effect.
Moel of that money Is to be returned throu1th in
come tax rebatet. Some of it might be better spent
lo provide inviting alternallve11 to the 11utomoblle.
But at thi• point, the system Is weiahted the
other way. For example, the Urban Mass
Transportation Admm1stratlon estimates that
about $1575 million will be shifted from interstate
hi1bway construction lo mass lraMil projects this
year. Tbe federal eovernment pays 90 percent of
the hllhway costs, but if the money is sblfted,
WubinCton'aabarels reduced to BO percent.
THE •EPUBUCAN NATIONAL Committee •u criticised Carter's sUeoce on mus transporta-
tion, 1aytng the national energy program "must in-
clude Yieoroua aupport for masa tranalt.' •
But the Republicans don't have that much to
bout about. In bis amended budget, Carter en·
doned the mass transportation spendine recom-
mtnded by the outgotne Republican administra·
lion. There are more ambitious programs taking
ah ape in ConareJ1s.
The White House ener11y plan uys the nation
muat "explore a system of incentives for more effi·
cleat trantportallon. '' It does not say when.
r-, ~ j Amu1lng obHrvatlon1 of llfe '· !::1.11 , ".~ 1 along the Orenge CoHt,
.~. . ~ penned by• native ion.
' ......
ltlii;lllltla..1"·'·;;1... In 1 he DAILY PILOT I
l
Nixon, Prosi
Get Fan Mail
By Tlae Aalocla&ecl Presa
The IUl'I of lut wee.It's mocst talked about
televidan abow -Richard Nixon and David Frolt
-have received • mountaln·of ~e from the
public and most of it'a been favorable. accordlq to
Prc»t and a NWID apokeaman.
In San Clemente, Nixon aide Col. Jack Brennan
said that atLer the 1bow the pbonel al the Nixon
compound were "nooded wltb messages and the
next day, over 100 telearams. All the calls and tele-
grams were overwhelmingly favorable.
.. BEYOND THAT," THE retired Marine of·
ficer said stiffly, "former Presiden~JUiton will
have no comment on the procram."
•'The reaction has been overwhelming," an
ebullient Frost said. (The second show will be aired
at 7:30p.m. Thursdayonchannebll,29and8.)
"I would give you a biib number, but remem-
bering the Nixon White House days, I'd bate to ex-aggerate the number of calls,'' Frost said. ••Let it
suffice to say it would take a week or two to anawer
them all."
THE B&ITISB TELEVISION host said be had
not spoken to Nixon since last Wednesday's
television interview aired nationwide, but "I have
spoken to bia aide and they've bad a tremendous al-
flrmative reaction to the former president -ob-
viously it would be his supporters that would call
him -a tremendous alfirmative reaction to the
for mer president and to the program."
Frost paid Nixon $600,000 and a piece of the ac-
tion to tell his tale before the camera. During the
first 90-minute segment, Nixon conceeded that he
lied to the American people and "let down our
system of government," but insisted his doings
were "mistakes of the heart" and that he did not
"try to cover up any criminal activities."
. -
T~. May tO, t971 DAILY PILOT • .4 {
Copier Cl)pa $34 ;-. ll!AL !STA TE SALES~MAMAGER ....
GRANTS PA~. Ore. CAP)-Somebodffooled
the electric coin chan11er at a Granta P ... laUDdry.
The bill chan1er accepted Dbont moc91 and
paid out $34 in chance, police aaid.
. We are looking for top management i>er'\Onnel with two
years or ~ expenence In res1denua1 real estate 10 manage e=tablls ed ofllee In Hunllngton Bea~h.
Excellent Ion. CaH Howard Roci<oll, Roberts
Realty, (213) 3 8-8527, colleci. ·
The bills were made on a copytni macb.lne.
II
TEA WITH THE TENNIS CHAMPIONS
41, Bullock's South Coast Plaza salutes
"Seventeen's Tennis Tournament of Champions"
.ind invites you to "Tea With the Tennis Chnmpion5"
Tuesday, May 17 at 3:30 pm
Meet Tracy Austin and Carol Christian 1n person.
Come in. reg ister for our drawing and enjoy the co mplimentary
refreshments and our very special "Good Sports'.' fasnion show I
No charge, of course. for reservatio~. plea~ call us at 556-061 t, ext •. 371.
Seventeen's Tennis Tournament of Champions will be May 17 through May 21
in Mission Viejo California. Pick up your tickets at Bullock's South Coast Plaza .
in any of our Tennis Departments or at our Estee lauder counter in Cosmetics
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thrs unconstructed keyhole·back maillot in a second
skin knit of nylon/spandex, soft orange shadow
striped, rn sizes 8-16, $28 Something for every
sun-loving figure, in Town & Travel Sports Clothes
. .
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ka DAIL V PILOT
Politieal Nein
Red .Di~Close
Bill .Approved
BJ O.C. HUSTINGS
. Of-o.11, ........
Five of Oranee County's six assemblymen vot-
ed ID favor of a blll lhat would require Commun.lata
and other m.lnor party candidates to disclose their
campalp contributors jUJt like other politic~ can-didat.ee.
The blll, AB •sa, .. would' revene a state Fair
PoUUcal Practices Comml.sa!on rullnl that exempt-
ed a Communist candidate from disclosing cam-
pai1n ooolributors.
Ora.nae County Democrals Ron Cordova of El
• Toro, Denoia Mangers of Huntington Beach and
Chet Wray of Garden Grove all voted for the
meuure when the Assembly passed it 5'7-15.
So did Republicans William Dannemeyer of
Fullertoo and Bruce Neatande of Orange.
The only Orange County assemblyman who
didn't vote for the bill ls Democrat Richard
Roblnaoo of Santa Ana. He was recorded as not vot-
ing when the bill went to the Assembly floor.
• • • IN AN&l'llER recent roll call vote in lhe As·
sembly, Republicans Dannemeyer and Nestande
joined Democrat Wray m voting for a bill lhat
would allow schools above the elementary level to
gl ve students an bour a day off for religious study.
But Democrats Cordova and Mangers voted
•against AB 569. Democrat Robinson missed that
vote, too.
* ••
: THE REPUBLICAN Associates of Orange
NeeeT,...tee
Dr. Wallace Gerrie, a
Newport Beach
urologist, bas been
elected to the Board
of Trustees of Blue
Shield of California.
Five-year
Bus Plan
Endorsed
•
Lake Probed 'for Platre Cl~s · Entert•lnment
Happenlng1: ••.
BJ ilTIWR a. VINSEL Ot ... o.i., ...........
Divel'a anUcipalioe an ioch·bY·inch ba.nd
atarcb ln cold, murky waters today planned to
enter Huntlngton ~ach's Lake Huntinaton aeeldn1
pieces ot a plane lbat disintegrated in midair Tbun· day, kUllni four people. .
Center at El Toro MCAS, wtlb wblch be wu In con·
tact JI.Ill before the crash.
No tranamilsloos were received trom tho lll·
fated plane in lbe final seconds befon the death
dive out ol a 1ray, May overcast, a«ordina &o lo·
vestlgators. . · •
Wessflndorf bad radioed he wu tn th• thick
overcast, eroptng his w•y to Fullerton Munlclpal
Airport and on lbe veree or rwm1De out ot fuel. ·
Fllmt
ThHter · ·
D•nce
Telnfalon
In the
DAILY PILOT They bad expected to conduct the search for
wreckage ol tJte Beecbcraft Bonanza V-35 Friday
afternoon, before it became apparent they muat 10
by feel, not sJeht. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiii!!!iiiiii--~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
"'Ibe lake is just too big to sweep. We needed QUALITY 1n1urcance more speclflc locations," aaid Huntington Beach
police Lt. Bob Morri.son.
HE SAID IT 18 DOUBTFUL lhe fragments . at. reasonable prices! .
souaht will ahed much light on the cause of the · •
crash witnessed by many after the troubled
Beechcraft broke up in a heavy cloud cover and tell
to earth in a ravine orf Ellis Avenue near Golden West Street.
Pilot Herman L. Wessendorf, 37, bis wtle
Patricia, 33, of Cedar City, Utah, and Ernest J.
Scott, 218, and bis wife Mary, 29, or Page, Ariz., were
killed In the crash. .
Spokesmen at Peek Family Colonial Funeral
Home, Midway City, said the remains of the two
couples have been shipped to Cedar City, Utah for
burial .
SO FAR, MYSTERY SHROUDS lhe precise
cause or lhe 7:30 a.m. crash which left bits and
pieces of the light aluminum aircraft fluttering
down into rural fields and residential yards.
One nearby resident, Mrs. Judith Hillman, of
6802 Spickard Drive, turned in a tom aviation chart
map that sailed down into her yard alter Wessen-
dorf's plane broke apart.
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County are playing host to San Diego Mayor Pete
• Wilson at a reception this evening in the Pacific
'Ballroom of lbe Newport Beach Marriott.
O r ange County
Transportation Com -
mission (OCTC) com -
missioners took a first·
look Monday at a pro-
K~~~~~:.s budget for BOB PALEY NORTHOC-54·~·3205 I n the commission
Bob Gilmour, crash investigator for the Na-
tional Transportation Safety Board in Los Angeles,
was going to Long Beach Airport today to confer
with Federal Aviation Administration officials .
WUsooisaftertheGOPgubernatorialnomina· scheme or things, GILMOUR AND FAA PROBERS planned to & ASSOC, 1ai....1c.soUTHOC-.642-6500 · tion next year. $402,291 of the proposed listen to taped .radio conversations between "
spending package won'tr~W~es~s~e~n~do~rf~!an~d~t~h~e~C~o~as~t~A~i~r~Tr~al~fi=c~C~on~t~r~ol~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~~~~~!!!!!!~!!~~~~~~~ Tonight's reception, open to the public, runs
from 6 to 8 o'clock. The tab for those w~ aren't
members of lhe RA is f6 at the door.
• * •
THE BALBOA BAY Republican Women,
Federated, plan a precinct workshop starting at 10
a.m. Wednesday in lhe Clipper Room of the Balboa
BayCfub. • ....
ASSEMBLYMAN Ron Cordova <D·EI Toro) will
be the guest speaker at a meeting of the South Coast
Chapter of the Retired Officers Association set for
6:30p.m. Thursday, attheSanClemente Inn.
The ROA is open to retired officers of all
branches of the service. Membership may be ob-
tained by sending $5 to Lt. Col. Harcourt G. Bull, 611
Calle DeSoto. San Clemente.
Dinner reservations at $7 per person may be
made by contacting Cmdr. Mary E. Price, 128 W.
Escalooes, San Clemente.
* * * ENERGY WILL BE the subject at the Orange
be spent. It will be set
aside for contingencies,
probably future years'
fundiJl& .
But, in the com-
mission's first full year
of operation, $468,224 will
be spent if lhe budget
package handed to the
five comm1ss1oners is
eventually approved.
0 F TBA T proposed
amount, $116,994 is slat-
ed to go to six com-
mission staff salaries, in-
cluding a $30,000 a ydr
executive director.
Also , $92,000 is
·earmarked for a consul-
tant's study or county
transportation needs.
Commission chairman
Al Hollinden described
the budget proposal as
"very tentative and flex-
ible."
Cout League of Women Voters general meeting
Thursday from 7:30-10 p.m. at Peoples Federal Sav·
ings le Loan, 23688 El Toro Rd., El Toro.
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan
organization open to all citizens of voting age. Its
purpose is to promote an Wormed electorate.
HOLI.JNDEN and the ..
other commissioners
agreed to discuss the
proposed badget at the
commission's May 23 meeting.
Death Notl~e• Death Notices Funds flowing into lhe
l'IL.AT Rnl M.....,..al Park, &.II Bre>M·,..y St~te mandated CO m•
EUGENIA u Pll AT ·~· "' MOt1u•"'"''e<'"" I m1ss1on lhat was formed
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C 1~ .::!: '· 9
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1527 Main St ,~~~~ ·~,:~.~~.~ pathway program was
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MADLY .. ~~._..., ••• , Govemmenta (SCAG),
Mey ,, 1m. survt"4 ..., 11u1-d SCAG acts as a re· PIH ,AMILY
~Ot.OMIAl PUNIUL
HOMI
7801 Bolao Ave.
Westminster
893-3525
PACIPtC YllW
MIMOllAlPAl«
C•metery Mortuery
Ch1e>el
3500 Ptclftc Vl•w °'111'8 Newport,
California
842700
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Leoun1 Beech
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768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
.. i~111e
Donald Goodwin, IOM G<trJ A. l'lCI I l l arin h f T,,.,,..,,. Goodwt11. 0a1IQll(inJ•"'<• g ona c e ft ouse or ~. and GJOfl• &. FIN( -i IW'DU•• federal and state fund· ~:·~~:=-.:;.7.::;. ti:::11i: log or transportation """"" •oaa H"'' Memori.1 ... r11. and transit projects. :!'!~"''· ~ Hiii• Mtir-wry dl•K· IN EFFECT, the 1'IP
. Deatlu
program approved by
OCTC sets up a $194 .7
million spendlne plan
for improvements in
Orange County's
tranaportation network. El-a..,L -•a or the $194.7 mitlion,
111 '3'1C")wfle• 'IC") CalTr ans proJects ac-
G E N E V A , count for $66.1 million
Swltierland CAP) -and Orance County
Rany Gordon Jobmoa~ Transit Distrtct Is look·
economist at the Geneva ing for $108.8 million.
11 Institute for Intern&· MOit ol the balance of
P tlooal Studies and editor lhe flvo-.vear transporta-
1 of tbe Journal of lion apendlng plan ls
' PoUUcal Economy from . earmarked 1pendin1 by
1960 throuth 1974, dled city iovemment.
Suoday.Hewas$1. HOWEVER, $1.5
million hu been tabbed
SAN FR~NClSCO for buildin1 bicycle and
(AP)-R«;t&lredSuperlor p edestrian pathways
l&L llOAD~Y Court Judte and former throupout the county. 1 ;:::.~!ay.. 11tate auemblyman 1 Included In the 1977·78
• 1· flvyn I. Cl'Oala died portion of the plan en·
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WllTCLW CHAPIL · rrom 1828 to 19'1, wbeo Nttport Beach.
.. 21E.17th St. • bo was eltettd to the Alto lncludod In the
Costa Miu• tMM888 MUnldpal Cow1 be.llcb. 1peUdlna plan la a pro-~~ ~= He wu appointed to tbe J•et callln1 tor the
Santa AN• &47_.131 Superior Court in 1'4' widenlna of the San
•... and 1erved lbere unUl ~ Dltlo n...,., 1n San ~-------'-Ur1n1In1988. Clemente..
A DREAM RJLFILLED:
AN ELEGANT NEW MUSEUM BUILT BY AND FOR I
THE PEOPLE OF NEWPORT HARBOR '
The people of the Newport Harbor Area did it all
by themselves. No subsidies, no government money,
no taxpayers' dollars. In September, the l:feautif ul
new Newport Harbor Art Museum will be officially
opened in Newport Center, a monument to the
cultural dedication of many citizens 6t this harbor area.
dimension complementing the solid simplicity of
the building, shown above as it stands today and
in the ar$=hitect's painting of the fully-landscaped ,
museum.
.! Now there is ample room for workshops, meeting ..,
rooms, administrative offices and a children's crea· :•
tive art workshop, thanks to the. generosity of your
friends and neighbors. If you would like to join the
Museum as a member or a donor; lf you woulcIHke
to know more about the Museum ·and its shows, or
.,,
There will be three vast galleries: a main exhibition
area for year-around shows; a smaller gallery for
the growing permanent collection, and a third gallery
featuring the works of new artists. Outside, a
Sculpture Garden will provide a spectrum of if you can join the growing list oh:ontrlbutors, call' t ',
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ART NtJSEUM .
Ben Dean&, President
Harvey West. Director
(About June 1)
Hr,() San Clemente Blvd
Newport Beach, Callfornla 92660
ielephon« 759 1122. •
Num~r 46 In a series of public servicci advertisements sponsored by Avco Flnanctal Servi~ Newport Beach, California . .J . • •
• I ( J
FV's Chieo Bogle:
BySOJSEaTBA&JtD 0t•o..1y ...... ...,.
Breot ''Chico" Boele lt a nmaina marvel at' yean of
a1e. Jli ma,y be the )'O\lllCett
marathon runner in the
world.
Recently, the blond pre·
acbooler from Fountain
Valley competed ln tbe 28·
mile, ~yard c;.ace at Hum·
boldt Redwood State Park ln
Northern California.
Chico not only completed
the eruellne event but ran
tour extra mile• when he took
the wrong turn along, the way.
. ~
Don Terbush. sJ)Oril editor OnedlyCblcoimulatedtbe . week, tho little boy wu up to
of the Eureka 'f'imea·Stan~ older boym and beau ~ 1' mllel.
da.rd, 1aid tbat Chico 11 the around t.M track at Goldeo Jaeoor aaid he's had Chico 1ounceat nmner ever to com· Wat Oollftt. When aomeoat der frequent medical n -
pete ln t.be race. · looked up about u boW' later, amlnatioo and doctors have
Chico ran tb• event in 111 ChJcow ltillrunnlaC. auured btm· that 1001·
houn and three mlnutea Thll prompted .omeooe to d.iltance running doeln't po1e
.. ,.bltb baa to be a.,.world re-ut, '"Wblt do wt bave bere,; an tr M<.b buard. cord for anyone ti>'youq,'' •11t'11ood for him," lHnor Terbuahaaya. a perfectnmnlns machine?" decl1n1. "I think we havo all
Cblco'a runoln1. abUlty Cblco'a •teJ)·fatherj Bob fercottta bow tar we used to
came to light about six laenor. a co.coach or the nm u Utt.le kida but nobody
montbl aeo when he attended Boys' Club team, decided to kept track of us."
workoutl of the Huntington •et how tar Chico could run C hi co, w h o g o t h i s
BeachBoys'Clubtrack.team witboutatoppln1. nickname from laenor
with hl.8 brothers and step-He Hid be ran 11 miles the because or his prominent
father. flrat time and the Hcond cheeks, weighs ts pounda and
T~, May 10. 1917
ti Just Sbort of 3 feet. He wW
aK~ac
Chico'• qiother. Melody Utnor, 11ld a beca111 t.oo
MrVOUI to wateh hlm run tut.
week and ha4 to ao alt in the car.
'0 1t wu ralniftl quite bard
,and l w11 worried about
hl.m," ebe1aya. ,
Mrt. laenor said she was
thrilled, however, when tbe
crowd gave Chico a big O\la·
tJon at the finish line and ~~cr•pbers took hls pie·
-.,...._..;,... ___ -,,,, .,.,
DAILY PILOT A(
Sb•••·" he didn't atop nm• n'na except to 10 to the
bath.room.
When he'• not . practictni
two .bouts dally. Chico playa
~wboym and lncltau, rid
l\1a bike, watches carioou on
televllton and playa
llonopoly. ·
He .la on a diet of fteah
veiet.ablet. meat and lot.a GI milk.
Qhlco doet bav• to pay the
price fot' bJa fame. howev.er.
He can't have any candy.
"Sugar afows you down,"
b1a step-father obeervea.
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Press11re On LA To:Dight
Ram1aywaahavlngnoceofit.
CHICO BOGLE
UCI Appeals
PORTLAND CAP) -Jerry
West uys bis Los Angeles
Lakers have "a fantastic at-
titude" going into tonight's Na-
tional Basketball Association
semifinal game against
Portland, despite being down 2·0
in the best-of-seven series.
"We've played hard all year.
and that won't change," said
West after a Monday practice.
"We've just got to shoot better
and handle the ball better, and
I· m hopeful we can come back.'·
The Trail Blazers returned
home Sunday night after a 99-97
victory in the second game to a
tumultuous greeting at the
airport by more than 1,000 fans .
The talk was or a four-game
sweep, but Portland coach Jack
Angels Win, 5.3
'1lt'• important for us to re-
member we won't win bere Just
because we're in Portland," said
Ram1ay. "We're Just lookiag to
win that third eame. ''
Ramsay ran the Blazers
through a practice session Mon·
day to work on some problems he
spotted tn the Sunday contest.
"lt was a good practice,'' be
said. "We ju.st used it to loosen up
between games ~d •work on
ways of defending Kareem (Ab-
dul-J abbar).
Ramsay called Sunday's .-le·
Simpson Ending
Long Comeback?
• l
KANSAS CITY <AP) -Wayne
Simpson has been on the com-
eback trail so long he is begin-
ning lo get saddle sores.
After making a rookie splash
wf'lh the Cincinnati Reds In 1970 w th a glittering 14·3 record,
the strapping right-handed
pitcher lost everything on one
pitch.
· "I threw a fastball ... "he re·
calls of that July night seven
years aeo. .. . . . and the whole
shoulder seemed to giye way."
He retired to the dugout hoping
his sbo·alder was j ust over
A~bBi.te
All~• KMf'C •Mte CJlfl
M•v IO~ll<lm••I K•""''''" s Up"' Mn l1 &.111..-e at GellfO< n•• 1 1S p m
M~Ylla.IOmottatCAllf"'"'• 7 1Spm
worked, but it turned out to be a
muscle tear with internal bleed·
a 2-0 lead .,tlen second baseman
Frank Whi~ misplayed a ground
ball. Alter the Royals came back
with a run on Al Cowens' triple,
Terry Humphrey slammed his
first horn<! run of the year, mak-
ing il3·1.
J erry Relny singled home Gil
Flores with another Angels run
in the fourth, and in the eighth
Joe Rudi doubled, driving home
another run.
Royals starter-Jim Colborn,
4·3, W8$lheloHr
.., * *
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Ruo•u
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·~,"Ill 4 1 I 0
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• 0 0. iOOO
0000
\ 0 . 0
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* KANSAS CITY ·~ , " ... POQ ... llell 4 0 I 0
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~ Whlle1b ) I 0 0
l•Cock Oii I 0 I 0
H•I"' 1' 0 0 0 0 Hel'°"pn I 0 0 0 ~ _ L II The foUowing years have not . Toi.1~ ~ s 11 J 1~1,. :n J 1 ~"'*-.?AU ' .. ?iJi.' ,.:, .,\> ,-----=-.. '·>,•t ;,.~ • ~ ·~~ .,.. •.. \ ---"·· · ~ ~. ti> .. ·!l.r.~f ~"bm to 'tHe maJor·s ~l\ll .. tl1iCffl-4i") 'lt'•n•••'="llv .ot • •;oo 001 100-.
Playoff Snub
• E !'White R~i .. OP C~llfornll 14 IC&n••t nat1 and Kansas City. then dntt· C•••, 1.011 r.1110•"'• u K•n••• Cltv • 1e -
UC Irvine apparently will not
get an invitation to the NCAA
(Division ll) regional baseball
playoffs, althou~h UCI athletic
director Ray Thornton has ap-
pealed the comm1llec's selcl'llon
Monday
ed to Charleston, Toledo. Omaha. a°'"'• ,,..,k 'Roi•• Ruo• 1e c;o.,.,,, Porter
Salt Lake City and -Monday ~.:'.,~ ':.'::::''•• '" sa "0••• P•••k s -
night -Kansas City again. •P H 11u111 so
where he pitched the California ~·;;~,':.7 <w 171 ~ ; ~ ~ : ;
Angels to a 5.3 victory over the ~~',':'" 11.. • 11 '·~ ; 1 ~ ~ ~ Roya~. u11•11 '" T o o 1 ,
\,1•• HMl1e1t 111 HllP -by COiborn
f~IM"I bv C~tb<>rn IHumonrayl by CotbOrn
ICrlclll T J 00 A 11 tOI I
.·~
tory "a great wiD" and the recep-
tion the Blazers received at the airport was magnificent. Hut he
said be felt the team played much
worse Sunday than it had in
Portland's 121-109 rout Friday
night.
·'They worked hard to shut us
of(. We just have to work harder
to get open," he said. "We
weren't making our cuts lo the
basket and we were tuklng too
many perimeter shots."
Portland will be without tht!
services of starting guard Dave
Twardzik, who missed the first
two games Qf the series beCaUj!e
of an ankle injury. Twitrdzik will
miss game three because of the
death of his mother·ln·law, but
Ramsay said he expected him to
play Friday nlght in the national-
ly teleVised fourth game of the
series.
West said be bas been down
two games before in a best-of.
seven series and come back.
"We lost both games at home
to Golden Stale one year, then
won four in a row," he said, ad-
ding, "There was a little more
tale!lt on thatteam."
Wes\ said the Lakers haven't
been ~~ooting well but gave
credit to Portland's ''pressure·
type defense" for forcing hls
team totake b#d shots.
"They'ru fin& ball club -in
fact, they'te l'e.ally the ideal·lype
club. A btg, quick center and
qulck guards, and a strong re·
bounding forward,'' said West.
AP f'hoto
LA'S KAREEM ABDUL.JABBAR, BILL WALTON (32) TANGLE.
' UC R.Jvers1de 134 16>. Cat Poly
(San Luis Obispo> C40 17> and Cal
State <Northridttt>> 126·26>, were
selected to lht• playoffs. alone
with the Fur Western Con·
ferenoe winnl!r <Chi co Stale or
Cal Sl ate, Ho yward> LC
Riverside Wlll host the event May
19-21
··1 think I'm starting to come
around,·· he said after giving up
JUSt fi ve tuts 10 six Innings. Thi'
nctory leveled his record at 2 2
and relllforced the new outlook
he is taJung on life and baseball
·•Atwars before, 1t was always.
Am I goine to make 1t th11 year,
am l 1oln1t to stay''>" he sald.
· I'm past that now. Now I want
to just 10 out and do my job and
not think about the problems I've
had in the past. All that 1s behind
me "
She Can't Find a Match_
1 "We've asked for a review w1lh
the committee,'' says Thornton.
"We had been told that the al·
llance we were 1n was th~
primary consideration for the
playo((s. We have a 13·9 record in
the alliance whlle Northridge Is
14-10, meaning we bad an eight·
point percentage edge, .591 to
.683," 11aid Thornton.
UCI has a 30·22 overall record
and has won 10 or Its last 12
games. Coach Eddie Allen's An·
teaters have a 3·1 record with UC
Riverside this seoson, arf' 2·2
with Northrldge and 0-3 with Cal
Poly <SLO>.
The fact that two lJC I
players catcher Bruce Ban·
ning and outfielder Erle Payton
would be lnehslblc for the
playof(a, wu a major factor In
UCI not being chosen.
Riverside ii scheduled to face
the Fat Western winner and Cal
Poly would meet Northrtdge ln
the openini round tf UCI '1 ap·
peal is refused
OMS he think the other teams
that eave him a look. lncludtne
the Royals in 1973, gave up on
him too soon?
"Well, that thouaht did run
throuth my mind a few tlm~."
Slmpaoo sald with a smile. "But
I'm not bitter. Let'a face it, I'd
get ofr to a bad start, and you
can't expect somebody to alay
with a pitcher who's 1truagllnc
like lwas."
Doee he feel like be is back in
the big leagues to stay?
"Let'a just say I hope so." he
answered. "Except for the firtt
lnnln1. 1 was able to get the ball
just about where I wanted to on
every pitch. Anyway, I 'm
through lookin& at it that w~.
Thia wun't just a nitht Wa,yne
Simpaoo won a ball game. This
w u a Diehl the California Anjels
won, and that's the way l'm go-
ing to loolc atlt."
The Angels loaded the bases in
the tint lnnlni and 1a ve SI l"QJ>IOn
l)Odgers, Expos Clash·
MONTREAL -The Los
An1elea Dods~n. tryina to keep
their blue-hot wlnnJn1 ways co-
fne alter Saturday'• loss and two
days o( rafn in Loi An1ele1, meet
tht Montreal Eicpos tonight in
NatJooaJ Learu• bucball 1ctlon.
Burt Hooton wlll be on the
mound lor lhe Dodaen, who
have won 22 ot their finit 21
aamea of the year and lHd
Hcond place San Francisco b1 10
1am 1.Dthew t.
' Tw~U~ world champlfm Cin-
clnnatl 11 11\-\ 1ame1 behind
after dropptq another hall notch
•••••nSlaie
, MeeMtttlllCA"l7"1 Mav 11U.~11Mellt~•" • J01t,m
Mayl1 ... ""'91fletMefllntal 4•11t"'
Mtv1tLMAnlt'"•IMMtr"I I••·'"'
Monday evenloi at St. Loult.
Tht t1'0 dt.11 of raln tn ~
An1elu Sunday and Monday
mark oaly the MCOOd Um• \WO
1amn have been rained out at
Los Aqtles In the Dodlera' 20·
yHr h1ltory in Loi Aaatl&
MU IJan 12-yeaceold Wyoming Boxer
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -
Gloria Garcia hun't been beaten
yet tn the ring, but the 12·Yt,Ar·
old says that's not much cansola·
lion. The Amateur Athletic Union
bu forbidden her to box maleop-
ponenta, and she's the only
fem ale boicer lD Wyomlnc.
Mor.over, Gloria, her parents
and boxl.Da (Oach ere cHatnmtled
with the manner In whtch she
was awarct,d her uncontested
1tate champion trophy last
month in Casper, Wyo. -ln a
'baJlway. The anale flghtera were
1lven their trophlet ln the boxing
ring.
AAU oCflclalA havt-aafd Gloria
was fortunate to set any t.ropJiy
at all. They 11ld atie hadn't
fulfllled t.he requlremtnll of tbe
boxlnf toumasnent becaUff abe
didn't weigh in or aet foot ln Ole
ring.
Glorta'1 bodni coach. Rl111 Refalado, aald tho way Gloria w.u awarded the trophy mimrs
the AAU'a •lt.ltude toward
female bo1era. ...
"They don'~ want alr\• to get
lrtvolved In ~ln.g," be Hid.
GIOl1a t.. a slend~r. darlc•ved BO-pounder: wbolt 11\Y demff.n<>r. ,rhkb bl Ilea a cocn ccunpetitive
splrlt, van.lahea wbeo Gloria
c:lrclea opponent, alarlng over'
clenched O.t,1. She can uncork a
ntcktrinf Jd'l jab or land a Jar·
ring 1tralaht right hood tn the
bllntof T ''No one really went put tho
flrtl round with b r.'' her coach
aald.
Gloria took on all comert alnce
she at.a.Nd tiahtln1 lut fall, wln·
ntn1 all lour of her dedalons.
Then Wyomtn1 AAU Chainnan•
Don EriCIOll d clded to nlorce
·an opln.lon by UHt naU091I MU,
prohlbiUna aarll from bO in,.
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GLORIA GARCIA
Benned From Fighting
•
Another obstacle to sanction·
ing girls' boxing is insurance.
Bill Kornkven, Region XI AAU
boxing coordinator. said it would
cost $1.800 to adequately insure
the promoter or a girls' boxing
· match. He said promoters of
boys' boxing matches normally
pay $600.
"It's not fair to encumber a
promoter with $1,800 extra for4'h
minutes in a ring," he said.
In spite of a.ti the barriers to an
amateur boxing ca r eer for
Gloria, she said she intendB to
continue fighting.
Her coach said he has notified
boxing coaches In the region that
Gloria ls lookine for female oppo-
nents. Regalado said he hopes
the competition is a little aUrler
than. the last girl boxer Glor11
fought.
"She was 14 and weighed more
than Gloria, but she only went
half a round with her." he said.
"She didn't come back after
that ··
Loss Streak
Frustrates
Torner
ATLANTA (AP) -"I've got a
cocked pistol in my band," joked
Atlanta Braves owner Ted
Turner, as be considered bis
team's 14-gamc losing streak.
''Who can I give the Braves to
in my IBllt will and testament?"
Turner didn't follow the
Braves as they lost to the
Chicago Cubs Sunday, he was out
sailing hls yacht Courageous in
an America's Cup practice run in
Boston harbor.
•'First recollection I bad of
Atlanta when I was a kid was a
movie called 'Gone With The
Wind';• Turner told an Atlanta
Journal reporter. ••You know
what happened in that, don't
you?"
Atlanta burned to the ground.
.. Yeah," said Turner. "It's hap-
pening agam ."
Since Apnl 22, the Braves have
been oul8cored 126-44 with oppo-
nents batting .308 against an in·
jury.depleted pitching staff.
Ace hitters Withe Montanez
and Gary Matthews and pitchers
Andy Messersmith and Dick
Ruthven have been disabled dur-
ing most of the streak.
Turner said he had no easy
answers. "The pitching problem
1s Bo deep," be said.
In two games at lbe beginning
of the streak, Braves pitchers al-
lowed 39 runs in a 16-6 loss to Los
Angeles and a 23-9 rout by Cincin-
nati. The pitching staff over-all
has a 6.36e.r.a.
•'The only consolation is it
looks like It's going to be so bad
it'll be a lau4her," Turner said.
"Maybe thats better than com-
ing close and l<>11ing and having a -tragedy."
Manager Dave Bristol t. not to
blame, said Turner. who called
the manager •·a pretty solid guy.
He's a college graduate, he
doesn't have a drinking problem.
the players respect him, but he's
n0Houd101 ."
He said the players are not
depressed. ·•Everybody loves
,everybody," he sa1.cl,-.. ·~1Mt.~s:;
n ot.~n'e r~~" .. ~Tfetul •
choracter onthe team." •
Trojans'.
DiStanislao
Sidelined
Former Newport Harbor High
standout Tom DiStanislao, USC's
top pole vaulter, has suffered an
elbow injury and will be sidelined
for the rest of the track and field
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MlSSION VIEJO HIGH'S GARY KNOPOFF.
long Ball Hitte ..
·i,: Versatile ""rwpoff
·· Tops·DiablosA.ttack
I •I By ROGER CARLSON
• Ol W. O•llY l'CleUt.ttt
"'· It was a South Coast League
.~Jlseball night and~~ telephone
~ qulry related to the outcome of
· i.ssion Viejo High's recent tiff
"With San Clemente.
:. "Mission Viejo, 7-4. with a
'-'rand-slammer,'' was the
answer. "Knopoff, eh ?" was the
reaction from the caller.
Knopoff indeed. That's the re·
putation Gary ~oJ)(>ff or Ma.s·
sion Viejo High has been bwldlng
during the race for the circuit
crown and a bid to &he CIF 2·A
playoffs.
The 6-2, 235-pound, senior re·
turned two days lat.er and un-
-¥>aded two more h01Pe runs h1s
next two at bats m subdwng
Corona del Mar. ln aJI. Knopoft
tras slugged rive home runs and
has 16 rbi in 10 leitgue games.
The three consecutive four-
.baggers is conaid.-.d a CIF re-
~o:I. 1J~..C .,. ' ,. "<"" ......
•' With a 3M'leagu'•·•*e~a~. bis
,lugging percentage w a.'\ 964 <28
·at bats. rt total bases) with U).fee
.games left ln league.
And when Knopoft lsn't busy
pitting home runs, he'll acUve on
the pitching mound where he''
racked up a 5·2 o.....rall record
with a 2.00e_r a.
As a hilt.er, Knopotf-; overall
stats include six home runs, 12
runs scored and 20 rbl.
"Knopof('s future "' as a hit· t~r." says M1ss1011 'f1e10 coach
Harry Hilke. ''He's aot good
baseball savvy and be can bit the
fast ball or curve. When be hit hit
two homers a1ainst Corona del Mar, the first ball was fast ball
over the left field fence, tho
second a curve over the rlaht·
center fence. And he stung the
hall good agaln in that ea me, but a
diving catch killed an extra bue hit. .
"In fact." continues Hilke,
• 'Knopoff should have two or
three more home runs. His
longest shot or the year was at
Corona del Mar High. It wu over
..00 feet. but at Corona del Mar,
\l's like playing on a runway at
an airport.''
As a pit.c!ler the Ml.ssion Viejo
ace is best when bis slider ls
working. although be can shut
tl)e opposition off with a live f85'.
ball and good curve, too. In his
first two years as a freshman and
juaior varsity pitcher, he com-
J>t.led a 21· 1 record. .,. Ata~,...-r--
varaity 800 ls oofius~'eithef"ls
a pitcher or designated hitter in
the lineup, although he's also
capable of playing first, aecoad
or thlrd base.
'• Knopoff has tremendous
power and an excellent arm,"
adds HilJte_
fbe future? Hilke say1 Knopoff
wanll to continue his baseball at
Cal State <Fullerton>. And iud&·
ing from what he's been doinl al
Ma.ssioe, VieJo recently, cbances
are he'll play anywbcr" he wants
to
l$So~t
To Finance
PoloTeaJD
87 GLENN WHITE °',. CNlly ....... wn SucceufU.I ln thtlr flnt ven-
~re to regain lost international
pN1U1e, the U.S. national water
polo team of coach Mo~ty
Nlbkowaki la launched on a dif·
ferent campaign -that ol J'a1.s...
ing funds to finance tralnlng
se11lona for the remainder ol the
year. ·
P•rtially funded by the U.S.
Olympic development commit-
tee, the water polo team llllJ
flndt itaeU several thousand
dollan short of money required
to train on a reiUJar bul.s, says
Nitllowski. a resident ol Bunt.
ington Beach.
"We need a sponsor -or
sponsors," says Nitzkowski. "We
·are selling U.S. water polo team
t-shirta and get hall of the money
we take in Oil that. We're trying
to form a booster's club to help
raise funds and we'll be playing
some exhibition games in an ef.
fort to earn money."
Nltzkowski's forces have re-
cently returned from a six na-
tl on s tournament in West
Germany where they surprised
even themselves by winning over
a field that included two medalist
teams f rQm the Montreal Olym-
pics -Italy (silver) and Holland (brorue).
U.S. stars included two Orange
Coast area products. Jim Kru5e
of UC lrvine was lead.int scorer
for the Yank.a with 10 aoala and
mate Eric Lindroth <Newport
Harbor High grad) popped in
fourJoall. JCraae bad tbree or the
OellYl"lletll'...._
'"VIN! COAST CHAMP -Danni Chapman Oeft) captured the
women's club championship at Irvine Coast Country Club recent-
ly. Runnerup waa previous champion, Dee Dee White.
American'• four 1oala in Uae RustJ
-tocu:naQ)ent. title came wltb W./.estern S•nn· .. #o ers, Holland. induding two in the W t '.r' • U,O
fourth q}WUr alter tbe Du&eh Bu Pl b~.~~~r:e;:!!ti~·e abroad f_ .. ,r .. no 300 R~~.-0 ·.cs ay
IOU'ed ln um when Nltz.kowski ,,.,. • ~ "~· a At LBcc· fUlded the U.S. Otymplc team to
a bronze medal at Munich -the Over aoo oarsmen beat.I wttb the top two ·
first medal a U.S. polocontinlebt from BrttilbColumbla to boat.I in each rtce 101n& Arch-riv ala Golden
bad wcmin40yean. San D le Io w l l l totheftnall. West and Orange Coast
However, the reputation col· participate In Friday OCC't frelbman etibt colleces will meet in the
lapsed under Pete Cu lino tn 1'75 and Saturday's aDDual la f a.ored, H l• t1C opening round or the
when the Yanks fared poorly in Western Sprtnta rowlD& 11'\'lat'• vanlt1 ellbt. Southem California JC
the World Championships and' at cba.mpiomhips on North .,....._~~~,,m _ bueball playoffs at 11
the Pan American Games. Lido Cbumel in Newport ........., ... cier..ucs-Ottt11. a.m. Wednesday, May 1B
Shockingly, they didn't do well Beach. uc ,,.,.,.: c1w• 1• •1.-<.1 ..... at Lone Beach City enough to even qualify for the Tbe anauaJ event ll be-~~.,. c .. ,,, uc , ... ,. Collece.
Olympic Games and many oftbe inl bolted by UC Irvine JV •ltMt ,,_ '· •:m-s.Mwd,
key players had dropped out of and 0ran1 e Co a 1 t ~.=·~ 'S::4:::!i 0 WC'a Ruatlen cap. the picture. Colleee. 111 .. 1 1. 11111-uc ,.,. oie... tured the Southern Cal
But Nitzkowski was 1iven the A total of 26 races Will :'~ ~·=~ Coat erenc:e t1Ue while assignment of national coach last be bfild over the 2,000. ,,,,..., OCC's Pirates finllhed
and .. ,_ J ti t A tl 'rHllNll...,. ._.. '· 11•1-nd'-th SouthCo t year uus re uvena on pro-me er course. c on 1 ,111111 c.•~•. ""'•· Mullt• lee<> "' e u gram has already gotten into begins at 7 :45 Friday boldt st.te. c.-•• u.a1: 1111• t. ctreultrace. 1ear. morning with re-tl-u<:SM0te-.0r .... c-..uc
Corona
'Seeded
Second
. Two-lime CIF '·A
champion Corona del
Mar has been seeded
second in the 1977 CIF
tennis playoff• wblcb
be1ln Friday witb Sunny
Hll11 Hi&h of Fullerton,
the only team to beat
Corona del Mar the put
three years, taking the
No. lspot. ·
Seven Orange Coast
area units are amooe the
32·team field ln 4·A ac-
tl on with Newport
Harbor, perennial
Sunset League cham-
pion, drawing a home en-
counter with Rialto'•
Elaenbower High.
Corona del Mar la at
home to Burbank's BUr·
roughs High while the
only other area team to
gain a home berth la
Costa Mesa's Estancia,
which awaits Huntington
Beach's Marina.
H untlngton Beach's
Edison is at Foothill
(Tustin), while Universi-
ty High <Irvine) drew
the toughest assign-
ment-on the road wlLh
No. 1 seeded Sunny Hilla.
Laguna Beach has a
travel date with Palos
Verdes Hlgb.
4-A Uft!wl'Vty ......... , Hiits
lltdl .... ellotAI ........ Merl,..et ltlellcle
Aolll111Hlll111S-0«9oMo U.-llHdlet Palos v...-. S.ft~etc;...,......_
Kat.llull•Wll-
81al~et$ertte~ e1....._1t.._..,..M....,
0.. ~ .. n.aue-so.s Troy•~
l0iAllOlel ..... '1yMlltt
li-'tOllll l'eOtMll
Newllury PaRet l8MatlUlt s.n OMr1el., G~e aurr~l....,..1MC.-del
Mer
Wilh Olympians Bruce pecbage.s (consolation ·~:'"' .1911111,..1 1, •:•si-Tbe wlner o( the
Bradley and Lindroth back on bracket beats) belag s .. w.P.clfk, uc ,,...,., ••'""' GWC-Cout pme will
the squad, the U .S-is formidable. held Friday even.J.n1. E:.;.:,:i:~::.. ~.C.015!.~ C:.:~:.!: face the Cerritos-Mission
"The trip to West Germany did a The finals are set for uc SM oi-. c..1 sa.... 1La1. s.-Conference champion
lot for us," Nitzkowski says. "We Saturday morning wiLh tor~j,,., •• 1,111 ,1,1111 111 .. 1 '· victor Thursday, May 19
beat the Dutch, West Germans, the varsity eights cbam· 10: 1si-.uc s.11 o..,.. HumN•dt at 3. The GWC-OCC loser S f ball
Italians and Greeks and only lost pionahip cUmulDg the ~~~~::i-'....!:':1~1:,'!li 't.::;c~:~ will return to Long 0 l
to Yugoslavia, 4.3, regatta at lO:tS. uc&.A. Beach Thursday May 19
"More importantly our players Several spots along the s P·"'·~~~ s: is-Jv at 3. T
learned to play under tough of. North Udo Channel will •'9'111 (htflt II; S:JO-JV9t(lllls Cl•UI Western State cham-ourney ~elating. Fo~_.exa=-~e, we bad ~~for spectators. A ~;::.~·;·~a=~,s~ii ..oJo" C4>Meao!_Jl\e .Ca:. -~tit~ &a.ii~bege O~by._. '"'-or"'M.-.;~-oeu~a ... ~.-v~.· '."~~~-.-... -.,\I f~.i\l.,-·~ ·11 h · ·bfy fftS"lJI~ ' fffi:D\!'"MtJl~mr • 1J4'a..:b~ ~ ... .,....,.., ~Mtl • seeded No. 1. WI ost the eight-team
8ut OlD" playen never lost their on Lido Isle., directly , •.m.-41ot>1-1111t '°""' o• ... o Southern California
cool and Holland only scored on-across from OCC'a row-'"'••: •:1µ""-•'""' .. ..,., ~-miflnal gam"s are Community Colle<'e In·
b hort in i b Lo _._ ak llfttl: l •»-JV tltflll petll ll11e1; ~ " ,. ce w en we were a mans ng ue. uuape era e:•s-Jv e101>11 ,,_ flfte•; •-set Friday, May 20, with 1ercollegiate Athletic· the DC)Ol, will be set up and the call .,,.,. .. , foura; •: 1s-11e111we•111t the cbampl0118hip game Conference <SCCCIAC)
"We're comiQI back and our oftheraceswtllbeheard :i:~·.:,~1«!.!~to'.!..~·::::: scheduled Saturday, women'ssoftballtouma· success in \,bat tournament has easily from the beach. ore11d 1111111 10:1s-... lltr •'"'" May 21. If necessary ment beginning Thurs·
a lready paJd off with invitations Spectaton wlll be able 0''"4111'*· another game will be day with games played
to train with the Italians, West to view the flniah of the Oil PJ played Sunday, May 22. at Te Winkle Park in Germans, Dutch and Yugoslavs races at Lido Vlllage, ers ay Costa Mesa. .
this summer for two weeu. along the boardwalk. at~.:.~'"""·~, 11 Golden West College is
"But we have to raise more Another good spot la the '"----1-y 11 e.m.-Mttrop0•tt•n t h•mD seeded No. 1 with Cer-
money so we can train properly. Lido Isle Brtdae. And &AUl.l1!MUI 1~ierce. "'°"' IH<".,. a.~•"114•d> ritos College No. 2. I fi • vs. SO..lllef'll C.I Confe,..no runnerup Per diem and tr ave c06ts igure several spectator boatl S a a a et Le a g u e cl• Hertior .... ~tt Moftlu> Golden West will play
out at$700perweekend.'' will be allowed on the volJevball cbam~on 3 "m.-5outll eoe" coniertft<• Long Beach at noon 1 <Nmp tc..rrtlOll ~ Minion Con·
COSTA MESA
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course. Hunttniton Beach Sh tw•"'• ~ ''°"'~'.'"· CMt· Thursday and Orange M • Le s _ J! OCC'a rowinf base, opeu the CIF playoUs te.,Riwn1c1eorP•1-1• Coast will face Los a•or ague ta''""nus usually open to the Thurtda.Y niabt with a All.Mle.dlCCt Angeles Valley at the .,_., • --e' public during re1atta1, 7: 30 tiff at Whittier's c~',!, ";~:~"::i ~· ~~~t;;.<,~ same time.
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Net Stars
Ora n Al' Coast's Ken
Vieira and Larry Nedeau
top the hsl of area JC
tennis players c·ompct·
1ng in the Southern
Ca lif ornia sec·
t1onal tournament Thurs
c1iJ\ through Saturday at
Golch,n Wt::o.t CollL"g<'
V1c1ra and Nedeau
teamed lo win lhl• South
Coast Co nference cloubl c~ t'ro ~n la'tt
week
All pla>c·rs gaining the
quarterfinals will ad
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Arca Entrants
Saddleback
Singles Steve Spaid·
ing , Brad Albert :
Douhles Kirt f'1nley
Tim F'ulltor. Spalrting
Albert
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and Lt1rn "it•1frau
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Single:; M1k<• Ort<'
D o u bit•'> .Jon Call ne
Bree. Onan l hlcr Mike
Allen
Symposium
On Polo
Planned
El Toro Hlab aquatic•
coach Qlff Hooper bu
announced a water polo
aymposlutn to be hehton
the achool campus May
27.29 wtth a ttar·studded cut of •""8kers.
Among the three days
of activity will be former
UCLA buketball coach
John Wooden, UCLA
swim coach George
Haines, UCLA athletic
counselor Keith Kelly
and Chuck Coker on
weight training und
nutrition.
Alao featured will be
national water polo
coach Monte Niti.kowski
and his assistant, Ken
Lindaren, national 20·
and-under coach Bill
Barnett of Newport
Harbor High, UCLA
water polo coach Bob
Horn, Golden West
Co ll ege's Tom
Hermstad, Sunny Hills
High coach Jim Sprague
and Terry Sey ring on of·
ficiating.
Additionally, national
AA U chairman Bert
Shaw, APA chairm an
Howie Clark and UCLA
doctor Jim Puffer will be
addressing the podium.
Coaches, players and
parents are eligible to at-
tend with a pre-register
fee of $30 or $35 at the
door
Among a group or
athletes involved. who
will be demo~tating in
the pool in addition t.o
lectures, will be Bruce
Bradley, Eric Lindroth,
Kevin Craig, Stan Cole
and Russ Webb.
c.-.o
JUOOIHO DISTANCE OH CHIP SHOTS
Bas1ully there are two ways
to determine how hard the club
should be swung on chip shots.
flrat, you may adopt the same
technique that most &Olfers UH
for Iona putts. Merely sw1n1 the
club with the amount of firm.
nen that feels proper for the
shot at hand.
Or you may use !he "spot"
method. This involves selecting
a spot on the areen. It could be
a leaf or a btemsh 1n the sur-
face where you assume the shot
must land 1f 1t is to bounce and
roll the proper distance to the
hole. Then simply stroke the
shot hard enouah to loft the
ball onto that selected spot.
Either methOd '' suitable; I
know I've used both at varlOUs
-,_stages of my career. I do suggest
however, that you g1Ye each
technique a try 11 you haven't
already done so. You might ftnd
that the method you have been
usina isn't really the best for
you.
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El Toro Girls Win
BBC Vies
In Hawaii
The Balboa Bay Club
of Newport Beach ls be·
10& represented by two
teams 111 the U .S .
Volleyball Aaaoclatlon
t.ournament ln Haw ail.
The tourney begin.a in
Hilo today and runs
throush Saturday.
The lint team from
BBC will include John
Alstrom, a member of
the 1968 U.S. Olympic
team; Al Scales, UCLA
coach; Bob Wetzel, Jack
J anaaen, Jim Keane and
Brian Quinn, athletic
director at Irvine High
School.
On the second unit are
George Yardley, Mike
O'Hara, Chuck Nelson,
Bill Clemo, Don Regan,
Gene Sullivan and Dick
Davis, a former UC
Irvine basketball coach.
This year. for the first
hme. players not under a
professional contract are
El Toro Higb's girls
track and field team
establlisbed itself as one
of the favorites t.o cop the
CIF championship ort
Saturday's performance
at Pomona Pitzer
College where the
Chargers won the Clare-
mont. Invitational.
eligible t.o compete for
the senior teams. Wilt
Chamberlain is hsted on
an opposing squad at Glazier won the llO· Hilo where more than 100
meter low hurdles in squads are entered.
14 .88 with Gourdine ------~ second in 14.93
In racking up S8 points
to its nearest CIF
Southern Section
challenger, Centennial
ll1gh of Compton ( 40 J. El
Toro got winning
performances from
Cheryl Glazier and Lisa
Gourdine.
Gourdine won the long
jump in 18-8k
The distance medley
relay team of Angela
Cecere, Georgia Leve,
Sandy Goodman and
Kristen Grant was
second in 14 ·07.5 and the
2-mile relay team of
Janet Warner, Dana
Meisner , W e ndy
Steinkamp and Shelly
Glazier was second in
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Also placing second
was the spnnt medley
relay team of Deleta
Starks, Patty Boag, Cin·
dy Pinz and Kelly Sieler .
who clocked a 1.54.1.
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Tonight's TV
Highlights I : I
CBS.iii 8!00.....: •'\\'Jlat.everE; tol>Otit~Glllil?" Alookattbe arT:V! aeries character of the Jate and • earlJ Slxtlet 1il JDiddl• q wtth ort,m,t
cast members DW!)'Dt 'lH.lokma•
(Dobift), Bob Denver (~) Shell•
James <Zelda) and "l'i'adlc 'Pa1I a>obte•• father). Revley1,.Paae es.
. NBC• 8:00 -0 Jeremiah J~. ,,.,
Robert Bedford stars "°' a 1D01.mta1n man 1n the 19th century in WI 1972 adventure
movie witll Wlll Geer.
KIU e 8:00 -"Fltnnlly." Dick Van
D)tke as a buttlnsky buUe,r in tftla 1
movie com~ with Barbara Feldon,
o.me F.dUh Evans and Norm.an Fell.
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tulures disc jockeys 110111 loul rid10
stahons KABC 1nd KLOS u
aucttGnetn The ile111s m1lable tor
bi6d"'I tomcht iflCiude 1n emfflld
spa tofllJlet• witll all ntCUS1ty elee-t11ut equ1pmeat: 1 Wesley Bass
ac:1yhc, "Val You;" a suite of sianed
hthop1phs by leon 8'mlrd, 1 Tt11·
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Cane:• a l'lcmo portfolio ot un·
published dr"lw!lllS: bone llO!t'l1tn
"Bobe.tis," from Botlll'll ol Mat..trn,
E.nellnd COlllplettd tdrttOn ol 100, 01tt1nan11$$11td Ill 1971.
ID Orallltlc s.rits a•'*'clll
-6:30-
0 Dilall! Cuests rndude Jonathln
W111teis, He111y r onda, Tony Bennett
and Vincent Pnce.
()) Wy Griffith
®' Mtn &riffi11 Show
CD family Affllr
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0CGIM olldW the tcrvtbw fl I .ut.
sldt t1lttl$lo11 COlllfllU(Of wllolt
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brothers battle tor the aHtctloft of
lhtir p11ents and, as Wolld ww "
ends, bta•n 1 20·y11r odysaey l!lpt
wth tab OM to 11e1t wulttl •If
PQ'lter ind tbt oltlel to the bnnll of
dntructio•. Pettr S1raess, lllck Holle and Susan Blakely star.
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of the most j)lllllut dtclSIOll$ of llet
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MCtiM Cuic Sltvem stan IS 1t14et
somhte M1rtU$ Cabot, whose tfl·
nc!OU$ntss I01cts hl111 into 1 reluc-
tant pt1tnersll1p, as an undeictWtr
acent, with 1 top.secret &OY9(1tmtllt
aeency. a ail Cll (\)) a 1at ., Nb
Sttly "l1tlle Boy lost" Detective td
Blenner struwu lo recain the love
ot his youn& son while WOlkMl& °" "'' use ol a mlssine boy. He "lost" bi~
son followinc his d1VOfU. Ro~tlt
Forster, Diani Baker and Robert
Brown SIJI. eo11ews (.{)a.aw
fD lCCT Allditrl 77 Continues.
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8:00 9 (@ CJ)) (I) "LOT Wlllttftr
lbpptMd to Dellll Ciiis? The Ofisl·
nal ml members of th early 1960's
re-crelte lhti1 roles in tins comedy
pilot.
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MiPt Mtwit: CC) (Zllf) "Jwtmiall
JohlftOI" (adv) 'll-Robert Redfo1d,
Will Ceei, Stetan Ciei.s<h, Allyn Alln Mclertt,Clmleslyner, Dent Bolton
Robtrt RedfOfd llMs 11 a discon·
lented adwnturer who flees tiv1hn
hon 1n lhe 1830's to becin a new Ide as a tur trapptt 1n the R~y
Mounlafn Wiiderness. ..... : CC> (Zlrf) "'Ytf1 Cflll"
(actv) 'S.-Glry Cooper, 8uf1
laBUsttt, Oe11ise DMttl. Ctur
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"The ~ktrs" Ricllit btcomts
an 1nwest1cahtt rtportef to e.,.se a
school caftttria K•11•" aftd
UllCO'lttS • MCnt about fwle llllt
COll!d """ his "cool" r•ltlOfl.
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CD Ult tf tht W'tW
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Linda says cood by• lo hw •fdno·
ptl1; Linda pupttts to bluk htr
st01y; MICflatl and Alldru battle
!Wfl Sine Ncrdllnce1; the Alabs '''" the ~llcis, then watcti hlfptm1y
as Linda Mu~land tells all g llfts
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Ann f'flut. l'hll~ Carey.
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firplanes in Analaeina
! .]'his biplane parked in• the Anaheim
l Stadium lot Monday caused a few double
• takes from passerby. The plane owned by
;.&fike Sukosky of Inglewood is one of many
• that wj,11 f.akc part in the second Indoor
Aircraft Show Friday through Sunday at
Anaheim Convention Center . Many of the
planes landed at the stadium parking lot to
be ready for a predawn, two-mile taxi to
the convention cerit er today.
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Mystery
Terror Reigns in Washington Suburb
·1\LEXANDRlA, Va. <AP) -
'1'"41'ror in a Washington suburb:
Tilree young women dead. each
murdered in a ditrerent way. A
~b missing. And pohce have
~dea who did the killings -or ~y. ....
·:IJ"he murders began with the
str~ngulallon last August of Aura
~rina Gabor. 24, a m asseuse
~laose body was found in nearby
woods. Then, 10 days ago, Gladys
R .. Bradlcy, 27. a postal employe,
was discovered drowned, face
d01'.'n, in a stream.
FINALLY, ALARM escalated
to terror last Thursday when
Jeanelle M. McClelland, 24 , a
pl'o<>freade'r and aspiring editor,
was found stabbed to death in a
culvert.
On that same day, Aletha
d's empty automobile turned
u near a shopping center about
a Ile away, the same location
wt.ere the cars of the other three
'*"men were lert. Miss Byrd, 34,
has been missing for a month.
Police Capt. Clyde Scott says
there is no known connection
among the women, other than the
fact that they Lived within three
blocks of each other and "often
came home alone late at night"
THOUGH THE three con·
firmed deaths each involved a
se par a t e
method o f
murder ,
police s ay the
patte rn -
particularly
the aban ·
doned cars -
tends to point
to a single
p e rson, or
McCLEUAMD g r O U p . 0 f
~raon.s, who stalked the com-
plex of garden apartments at
random, walling for a woman to
drive up alone during the night.
Apparently the women were
seized near their cars, smce the
police have no evidence that
their apartments were forcibly
entered.
The d isapp eara n ce o r
Miss Byrd. an employe 1n the
personnel department of a de-
partment store. is still ofhc1ally
listed as "suspicious," but it 1s
clea r that the scores of offi cers
now combing th<:' s urroundmg
woods are looking for a body.
ACCORDING TO SCOTT, the
police have hundreds of names to
check out, but no strong suspects,
no sure leads . A s earch is being
made of records from prisons
and m e ntal ins titutions for
"anything having to do with as-
saults on women," he said.
Meanwhile, the police have set
up roadblocks throughout the
neighborhood, posting patrolmen
in virtually every parking lot.
But that is little comfort to
many of the area 's residents.
"l'VE NEVER bee n this
scared m m y li fe,'' said one
young woman
~ Traffic Fatals Up SENIOR CITIZENS
10.W Off All
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SACRAMENTO CAP l California traffic ra~litl<:'s rose more than 9 percent during the first
r.~r ~ oI t)li)~M -'IJY~ \)\e ~All't'.W#':'~ ,,,~o.,_ .... .,.....,. •.• " ·""~rlit( iJt·adlett ~lf;'·
or;(he lncrcase on rising traffic and speeds.
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RENTAL~ All Prt·P•id IX Programs HonMtd
•• # Jhs statement said there were 1,372 deaths,
t·otnparcd with 1,258 during the same period last
year.
. Craig said 1f the trend continues through 1977, l~ fatality fi gures would match those of 1973, when
lhif spc<:'d limit was 65 miles :in hour. ·~· ·-·
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Heart Travel.s Via Air
RICHMOND, Va. CAP> -A
heart removed from a body in In-
dianapolis waa flown here by
chartered Jet and 1uccessfully
iml"lanted lo a man, accordina to
a hospital spokesman.
Officials said it waa the first
time a heart bad been trauport·
ed aucb a dlatance for a
tram plant.
A MEDICAL Colleae of
Vlr1inla Hoapital spokesman
said Bertel R. Anderson, 55, of
Newport News, was ln satlsfac·
Man Gets
Dana Job
Grady W. Crowley of
Laguna Niguel bas been
appointed Dana Potnt
postmaster under the
postmaster selection
program of the U.S.
Postal Service.
Crowley entered the
service in 1960. His last
assignment was superln·
tendent of postal oper a·
tions.
Pet Clinic
Scheduled
An anti-rabies vac·
c ination clinic ad·
ministered by members
of the South e rn
California Veterinary
Medical AssociaUon will
be held tonight at City
Stadium in Santa Ana.
The cost is S2 and the
clinic will be open from 7
to 8:30 p.m . for vaccma·
lions or dogs four months
or older
Mesa Student
Wins Grant
Pet e Hom estead or
Cost a Mesa has b<:'c n
awarded a grant to study
furniture design for two
months at Knoll lntcrna·
lion al in East Greenville,
Pa.
Homestead is an in·
dustrial design s tudent
at Cal State Long Beach
and has a bachelor of
Fine Arts degree from
UC Irvine.
Call 642-5678.
Put a few worda
lo work for ou.
tory ccad.ltlon ln the coronary ln·
tenalve care unit after under10-·
lna the operalloo late Su.nda,y and
early Mooday.
The apokesman 1ald lt wu the
flrat Ume since heart tranaplaptJ
were prefected ln the mlcf·UIOI
that a heart bu been llOWD bu.n-
dredl of miles f« the oper•llon.
A apokeaman for Stanford
Ualvenlty Medical Center lD
Callf omla said Stanlord once
tranaported an enUre donor body
from Los Angelea to Stanford for
the operaUoa. But be aald this
wu thefint time be bad beard of
tht or1an beloi transported by
ltHll.
MCV DID NOT disclose what
devtcea were used to suatain the heart from the time it was re·
moved·about 7:30 p.m. in an In·
dianapolia hospital and Implant-
ed here ln an operation that
becan at ll p.m. and ended at 4 a.m. ·
A sur1eon on the MCV
tranaplant team rode the Jet to
Indianapolis.
SOMETK I MG .. MOT fUM M'f' KAPPEMED
OM lME WAY lO OUR SHOWROOM ...
m our trip •round the on April 8th wt returned f~~ a lot ot merch•ndls•
Id and as usual we boU9Howev•r w• hav• a large ~:.'t ~Ill be arriVll\9 soon k~ care of quldtly · · • ~ that must be u nd stock must problem In Anaheim is bul~lng a therefore, wa are
Warehouse k w•V for new items, . h follOWi"9 clear~ to maf~RST EVER SALE on t a
holding our
wpes of Items. f damages in . I betaU'9 0 thi( are defect1v
1. ~:i';:ing. before they were shipped
2. \tams :~~:~:,~:fi~c!;~th It for u~ tob~:~~.~~I~~
3 \~= that we never re~ 0~·;~. ~or people we . "no" to SOn•• you to sev tel'(
deal with. ht that customers unfortuna
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• didn't like as much as w• 1 but I don't know whv
that are verv popu "• 5· ~';:d to buy a t•n ~:~:~p:~~~ens that are too
6 . Beautifully carvtdf us to carrv anv more.
bulky and ht1VV OC' '"' • "AS IS" h' being ION IS Evaf'{t 11\9 .J nds or exchangeJ. with no r.,,u
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By JAY SBARBU1T
LOS ANGELES CAP> -In 1969, CBS dropped
"See It Now" and becan "The Many Loves of Dobie
Gilli.. · In im it axed "Who's Who." Guess who's
f1llin& half the "Who's Who" time 1lot at 8 o'clock, Channel 2, torugbt. \.
Yes, rsrighbors. lt's a comedy pllot called
"Whatever Happened to Doble GUlla?" It features
Dobie, his true love Zelda, Maynard G. Krebs and
Dobie's long-sulferine dad, Herbert.
Great balls of fire, the orl&lnal cut 11 back, too
-Dwayne Hickman aJ Dobie, the now 1llver-
ha1 red Bob Denver as Maynard, Sb•lla Jama as
Zelda and Frank Fayleo as the senior Glll11. •
IT EVEN STAJlTS IN the same old P•k, with
Doble sealed and pondering life's travails next to
the 1tatue of "The Thlnker:;
A5 with the 1959-63 1enes, toni&ht's ervtvaJ is
about a matter of areal social, economic,
philosophical and demographic Importance. I
have relerence lo Dobie'a 40lb birthday.
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l lM!if! .. M!!!i!fJ~ ( TV REVIEW J Dan1e1. What t1me bas done. For one thing, he
starts the show ln a busi·
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see, now workA with his father m the grocery store
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Pireer Out-paced?
.~·
Sltting in the rear of hjs company's latest Pacer wagon.
American Motors Corp. Chairman Roy D. Chapin Jr.
smiles as though all the world were at his feet. Industry
outsiders and analysts are speculating that AMC may
drop out of the America11 market competition, before
the decade is out, because of the Big Three small car
market. Chapin denies the plan.
I'
U.S. Penetrates Jllpaii Markets ·
By IDLTONlWOSKOwn"Z
Ja~mad• products, from
TV set.a to cara, have made
1ttona inl'Oadl here. That'• DOt
newt aey moc.. But do you know
wb.t'• happenloc ln tbo
J paoeaemarket?
Wltb ooo of the atroogeat
ecooomle1 In tho world, tho
J aponeae have turned Into
voracious conaumcr1 in their
own right .-and Ibey aro •Pina
Western patterns, eating ham-
burgers and potato cbJps and
drinking Coca·Cola and whisky.
IT'S 8TlLL NOT euy to break
Into the Japanese marJtet
(Japanese companies have a
much simpler Ume entering the
United States) but for many
American companies, it's
becomine a major sates area.
Consider Nabisco, the Com·
pany that brings you Rttz
crackers and Oreo cookies. It
hooked up with a Japaneae com-pany, Yamazaki, six years aio.
starting with modest sales ot $1
million. Annual sales have since
expanded to $70 milllon.
The Japanese, ll seems, like to
eat Ritz crackers as a breakfast
snack. And the latest Yamazaki-
· ·Suntory 'Scotch' on a Ritz? ly a Scotch that can't bo called
Scotch because it's not produced
in Scotland. It's dlstUJcd from.
barley, u Scotch is. It's driect over a peat flre, u Scotch 1'. And
It'• ared In white oak barre.ls, aa
Scotch is.
Nablsco hlt la Chip Star potato
chtps, which are fabric•ted ehlp:s
a Ja Prtnalea.
aEVLON BEGAN selling in
Japan 1t yeau a10. It now
manufactures some 2,300 cos·
metic Jtems there. Outside of the
United States, Japan is Revlon's
moat important market.
It appears th3t the Japanese
have also suddenly developed a
pauloo for tomato juice. Yes,
tomato Juice. Why not? It's
nutritious and. accordin& to one
televlslon commercial 11~n wide-
1 y In Japan, it helps cure
bangoven.
Whatever the. reasons, con-
sumption of tomato juice has
~red -up 10 times in the past
decade and still moving ahead at
the rate of 15 percent a year. At
that pace, Japanese coosumption
wUI soon ifass ours, which is
declinin.r.
Money
Tree The Japanen market it so
powerful that Suntory now clalm• to have the world's
largest aeW111 whlaky braod in
Its Old Suot.ory label. Its annual
·a ales: 8.5 million cues. The top-
sales growth. Meanwhile, per aelllnf whisky tn the United
capita whisky consumption has States, Seagram's 7 Crown,'hu a
more than tripled since 1963, and case volume of 6.~ million.
Japan ls now second only to the Sitting atop this lush market at
United States as a whisky· home, Suntory ls now beginning
dnnking nation. . · to make tentative slabs at the
Seagram, the Leader of the U.S. U.S. niarkct. lt bas a campaign
market, has moved into Japan in running for its Suntory Royal
a partnership with the big .label, which it posltlons as
Japanese brewer, Kirin, but the "slicbUy Eut of Scotch ... J&B
dominant factor in the Japanese and CUUy Sark don't have to
market is a native distiller, Sun-worry -yet. But they might sr
tory Ud. Suntory holds 75 per-they looked at the record or suc-
cent of the Japanese market and cessful Japanese peneltaUon of
the post-World War II expansion other markets.
or this market has propelled it in· Meanwhile, back at home, Sun-
to the ranks of the world's largest · tory la importine Jack Daniels
distillers. and I. W. Harper into the
Japanese market. They go well
WHAT KIND OF whisky does w ltb the rising sales or blue jeans
Suntory produce? Well, it's real· in Japan.
::. Business Seminars s ·et
DEL MONTE, A. minor factor
1D tbe tomato juice market here,
baa snared a major share or the
Japanese market throueh a tieup
with Ki.kkoman, the blg Japanese
soy sauce maker. The Del Monte·
Kikkoman entries hold 35 per-
cent or the tomato juice market
in J apan. (In the United States
the biggest share of the market.
20 percent, is held by Libby.>
2 Banks Increase
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'Slairt•lee11er•' to Meet
Allan Slposs, president of International Com·
mercial Services, will speak when the Sales and
Marketing Executives of Orange County bolds a
"shirtsleevers" luncheon Thursday at Sir George's
Smorgasbord, Santa Ana.
Further information is available from the
group's executive orface, phone 992-1113. Reserva·
lions are not necessary.
'01Dn BM-' Seminars Set
Two one·day selr-employment management
seminars will be offered at Orange Coast C-Ollege,
Costa Mesa.
The seminars, which wall be held in OCC's
Science Hall, are co-sponsored by the Small Busi·
ness Administration and the Self-Employment Ad-
visory Foundation.
The first, whl'Ch will focus on creating a busi-
.ness, will be presented Saturday. The second,
scheduled June 11. will deal with secrets of business
success. Both run from 8:30 a.m. lo3:30 p.m.
Pre-registration fee for individual seminars is
.$10. Persons may attend both for $15. Checks paya-
ble to Orange Coast College may be sent to Business
Management Development Center, OCC, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa 92626.
Registration will be conducted al the door on a
space-available basis only.
Coordinator is Harry Goldman, president of the
Self·Employment Advisory Foundation.
Lectures are scheduled in the morning, within·
dividual consultations plannedm the afternoon.
Further jnformation is available at • OCC,
556·5880.
Club BuHdong Cmtaplet.-d
The $1.1 million University Athletic Club build-
ing has been complteed by The Knoll Coinpany at
1701 Quail St., Newport Beach
Clarie Graves and Robert ZulUn, club general
partners. say membership has exceeded theU" ex·
pect-ations.
The 17,000-square·foot private sports facility in-
cludes racquetball, handball and volleyball courts,
a ~mnasium, jacuzzi, sauna, steam roos.~ :~ ..... ,. ~~~-. ·~-~ '1, ;.>~~<t"-.. ~-f.~--· rt also has an apparel ~p. billiard parlor,
card rooms and a private conference room.
Willard ~Ori• TMrlUlretllld
The Willard Company, Costa Mesa. has repOrt·
ed a turnaround in 1976 with net earnings of
$114,373, or 26 cents a share, compared with a loss of
/1,,JJ Cfut o/ 1 /,e _j/ cv/x,,. _J},.ea
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Doors Open at 6 p.m.
Vlewlnl and Biddinl on Silent Aucticm Items
Compllmeohu·y Beverases and Hors d'OeuvrH
Dinner at 8 p.m.
TICKETS: tit ~r Jl4'rton
FOR TtCKETS : Call Mr. Yant.om
•• 8o>'•' Club otlkt, '41·1372
$96,974, or 22 cents, in 1975.
The manufacturer of fiberglass pleasure and
government boats, armoring ·and curtainwall
panels also reported the highest sales in its history
-$4,539,320 for 1976 compared with $1,250,592 in
1975.
Tiaes Mirror Telb Gaill
Revenues for the Times Mirror Compllny for
the fll'st 12 weeks of 1977 advanced to $232 million.
from $202.2 million m the first quarter or 1976.
Net income for the quarter increased to $17.7
million Crom Sll.5 million in 1976. Earnings per
share for the first quarter of 1977 amounted to 52
cents a share, compared with 34 cents in the first.
quarter of 1976.
EasterUne Get• ContrfU!t
Esterline Electronics, Costa Mesa, has re-
ceived a $222,160 contract for target aircraft scor ·
ing systems from Northrop Corp. 's Ventura
division.
The scoring systems will be used with the jet-
powered Chukar H target aircraft produced by the
Northrop division and used by the defense forces of
various nations.
Colonfl Earnings Dip
Colony Foods Inc., Newport Beach. has report-
ed net income of $815,000, or 70 cents a share, on net
sales of $28,860,000 for the nine months ended March
31. This compares with net income of $816,000, or 73
cents. on net sales of $25,293,000 for the comparable
1976 period.
O~ Building Financed
That the Japanese are drinking
morf; tomato juice to relieve
hangovers is entirely plausible
when you look at another de-
velopment: the explosive growth
of whisky drinking in Japan.
Sake, the rice wine that has been
Japan's favorite alcoholic
beverage since the fourth cen·
tury. has been showing litUe
Wme Featured.
The first of a free two-part pro-
gram on wines is being scheduled
at 7:30 p.m. May 18 by the
Newport Beach Public L1brary
and Western Federal Savings'
Corona del Mar office. It will be
held in the Mariners Park multi·
purpose room. Call 675-7932 for re·
servations.
Rates on Mortgages . .
Crocker Bank has raised its prime residential mortgaae rate to
9 percent from 8~ per cent.
The bank increased the maximum on such mortgages from
$100,000 to $150,000. .
Security Pacific Bank has raised interest rates charged for new•
fixed rate conventional home loans by one-fourth of 1 percent, to 9~
percent with BO percentfmancing.
Both attributed the quarter-point increase to higher rates in the
secondary mortgage market.
Cracker's prime residential mortgages have 30-year terms and
are available for owner·occupied single-dwellings at l'h points plus
$100. The loans are made for up to 80 percent of the home's ap-
praised value.
Rates at Crocker were also raised to 9 percent from 8~~ percent
.on loans up to 90 percent of appraised value with a $.SS,000 max·
1mum. Loans on condominiums and up to four units with a $100,000
maximum value were raised to 9"'2 percent from 9 percent.
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Clock Constructaon Company, Irvine, has an-
nounced its completion of the Westminster Medical
Office Buildme. 280 Hospital Circle.
The two-story 20.000·square-foot building will
provide space for several doctors working out ot
WestnunsterCommunlty H06pitaL
f'lrne G~tl Na1'fl lofJ
P•ricer Hanrufin. Irvine, bas been awarded a
contract valued in exce-ss of Sl20,000 by Northrop
Corp to provide ejector pumpe for the U .S. Navy's
F-18 Hornet strike fighter.
Under the contract. Parker Hannifin will pro-
vide equipment for the initial 11 F-18 full·scale de-
velopment ajrcraft. The Navy's total procurement
program lA for 811 of the new F·18s.
The F-18 i8 a multimiulon twin-engine fighter
designed for use by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps
1n t.he 1!8lll. It ls being developed by McDonnell
Dougla_,, the prime contractor, in conjunction with
Northrop.
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DOBIE GILUS. • •
"Sorry, we don't ale)(k it.'' Dobie aays. Sudden-
ly, after 15 ye~ tt·~ reunlon time. After a briakjest
exchange they repair to Doble's home for to catch
up on put blatory.
Maynard ha been around varfoua spot.a lD the
world. talb of vlsitJnc India ud fiodlDI •'the
ucred elephant. burial ground. '1 Zelda ask• bow
he knew it was the sacred elephant bualal fl'Ound.
.. With a hole that bl&. YoU know it wun't for a
chipmunk,'' she ia told.
MAYNARD COMES BEARING gifts. For
Doble, tbere'1 a sheet ltith l'oWI ot small boles in 1':
"A fitted sheet tor a bed of n&lll.'' For Zelda there la
a glittering Bolivian mlnlng press "for formal min·
tnc ."
And so on. There i1 to be a JU?pfUe 40tb birth·
day party tor Doble. But Doble, brood1n.f and not tt·'
all1ln1what'1 aloot, ditappell'I.
He goes to tbe park, •wta&s at the "Tblnker"
statua wiLh a wood plank. He landJ injall, demands
a preu conterence. Enter h1.s l1m1ly and M11nard.
They commence a strlna of half ·liners, wbicb are
oQe.lintt$ that haven't been fed.
N~ar the finale, listen for Zelda'a an,W.hed
cry: "Maynard! Dobie! Thi• ts no way to 1row old.•· It ts a fine aummauan.
TllB I~ llOMACI: 00 PA.NT. muer of
"Chko and tKe Man." made lb.la oae. Nobody
knows yet. CBS aays, it th.la mld&fed "Dobta" will · ~am dHaoa ft'Pl• m t nut )eu.
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.Goals OK: 7
Fae~ Challenge
&j IOBN CUNNIPP a,..,_ ... t,;i
Pfll"Upt the main accomplishment o( the econo
1ummlt ~ ... that tt defiMd tbo su\l\.Ual aoals
seven iodustri&I naUom to fight for Jobi. gl'Owth, Lrad.o price atabillty.
..
But that is ooJ.y a small percentace of the Job. Goa.Ls .,.
far easier to agree upon than the tmpJementat!on, ell*:lal·
ly when it ii not fully understood bow to implement. Even
th4' problems themael ves aren't understood.
VARIOUS DOMESTIC DIFFIC\JLTIES and concerns
also prevent eaay coo1>4:ration on meshtne econoaw.t
Policies. Pride, fear, poHtlcs, varying economic cyclC
preaaure groups, unions contain the PoSSlbUitiea for dJt,
CUJ8iQQ. I ~
Without any formal organisational structure, will aq
one natloo be willing to sacrifice for the good of another oi
for what la perceived as the eeneral welfare?
How can the United States, for exampJe, promote world
trade by being receptive to the exports of more trouble$!
economies when it bu a serious trade imbalance and an i:o-
cendiary inflation situation to contend with r
IN THE UNIT£D States we have •
huge steel companies complaining about
unlair competiUon, unions see~ job
protection lrom imported shoes, pres-
sure croups ureJ.ng prople to atop drink·
lng colfee. ..
In New York. residents around Ken-
n'edy Airport complain that landing
rights for the Freocb·Brltisb Concorde
aircraft would make their homes un-
inhabitable, and that that consideration
ii mont important to them than free trade. CUHNll'"
While the U.S. economy appears to be expanding
vigorously, which ia in keeping with tbe aoala of the summit
conference, YoU have a Federal Reserve Board concerned
with inflation and, as an anUdote, thinking about slowing
the expansion. ·
THE TASK OF CREATING JOBS. promoting trade and
inaurtnc price stability ls perhaps tbe most dilfic~t
domestic task for the leader of. any industrial naUon. T&e
f acton are not fully understood, let alone subject to
m anlpulation.
The summit leaders nevertheless seek some sort of
balance between these poorly undentood and sometimes
conflicting ingredients. not only·on a domestic level but on
an international scale. And among nations not accustomed
of late to making sacrifices lor each other.
That is only part of the Lask. There are many other
challqes to the industrial nations, but just two of them
serve to show the social, political and economic dimensions
of the over-all goals.
FIBST. THEllE IS UNEMPLOYMENT, especially
among youth, and even in the st.ronaest European economy,
West Germany, and in Japan, neither which have untlJ re-
cently suffered from Lhe malady. How can these un-
employed be absorbed into the work force? And if they are
not?
Second, there ls the imbalance between the relatively
succesaful economies or West Germany, Japan and the
United States, and such economies aa those or Britain and
Italy, wracked by simultaneous unemployment and inll•· lion.
How do they cooperate? Can the leaders or the USUC·
cessful economies deny themselves domestically to help the
economies of countries they see as made up or low produc·
Uvity, poorly managed workers?
Can they do this and cooperate also with the less do-
veloped oationa that feel they are falling farther behind?
And yet, the call for the summit meeting was based in
the belief that all the world's trading nations would be hurt
if each failed to work to help the other.
It ls unlllcely that the summit nations will be able ~
weave a beautifW economic tapestry out of all these con-
flicts. Simply to identify the many strands and try to make
some pattern out of them might be all that ts possible.
That i.a why It muat be construed as an accomplishment
ln Itself that the United States, West Germany, Japu,
Canada, France, Italy and Britain managed even to define
Lhe Iona-term goals to which they aspir~.
Dow Bounces Back
A/ter 2-day Fall
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market staged a
moderate rally today, halting the decline of the past two sessions.
The Dow Jones averageo£30induslria1 stocks rose 3.0Sto
936.14.
Dou.~J 011es 1I v~ rage• Stoelu 111 The
Spotlight
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Adm. James Holloway, chief of naval
rations. bu Just about decided to r~ommend a return to the
•Uor'1 traditional uniform of bell bottom troU.Jort jumpers and UWe ,bite bat;. '
'~·A recent Navy poll heavily influenced Hotloway's Wokina od how io eaolve one of the moat rraclioua
ternal issues in the fleet. lowest enlisted ranks.
~ THAT WOULD leave 1Jenior THAT OFFICIAL poll con· iietty officers with th• coat and
tlrmed leu sc1entilic, but clear tle uniform, whlch waa a
indlcat.looa that the new uniform cherished badge of distinction for of coats, white ahlrta, black ties them before Adm. Elmo
and peaked caps is massively un-Zumwalt ordered all enljated
popular in the enllated ranks. men to wear IL
The new uniform became com-Holloway's recommendation ~near!ytwofearaaco. will go to the new Navy
The Navy a sampling of opi-aectetary. w. Graham Claytor Jalon among more than 8,500 Jr
failon produced a vote of about '
•or 87 percent in favor o{ restor·
.~ ............
BELL BOTTOMS BACK?
Adm. Jemff Holloway
Inc the old-style uniform.
NA VY OFFICIALS said sailors of all ratings were polled at ma-
jor bases in San Diego; Norfolk,
Va .; Charleston. S.C.: Yokosuka, Japan; Rota, Spain,
and Subic Bay, The Philippines.
U.S. Government
Hires 1 in .8 Blacks
• Detailed results are not yet
available, officials said, because
oxperts are still analyzing
replies to 36 questions asked each
. ~ilor. The questions sought re·
· asona for opinions on uniform
style, as well as views on
personal appearance, uniform
cleaning problems and related
¢alters.
· According to present indica·
tiona, Holloway may approve the ~Id-style uniform for the five
,.
NEW YORK CAP> -·'Because it is Jess discriminatory than the
private sector, the federal government hires one out of every eight
male black college graduates, according to the Carnegie Commission
on Higher Education.
Over-all, however, the federal government employs about one out
of 20 college grad.,.ates, and only
3 percent of all workers. The government employes
In some professlonal fleld.s, one out of four black males who
the percentage ot black males are scientists or computer
employed by the federal eovern-specialists and one out ol five
ment is even higher, the report who are engineers or accoun-
said. tan ts, aceording to the group.
••
llysterectomWs Backed··
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
president of the American
Medical Auociatlon says
bysterectomies should conllnue
to be used to prevent cancer and
as a contraceptive measure for
women who choose it.
The testimony before the
House COO>merce subcommittee
hearing oo "UMecessary" sur·
gery, a term AMA E~ecuUve Vice
Prealdeot James H. Sammona
called lnaccurate, drew heavy
fire.
REP. ANTHONY Toby Moffett
<D·Conn.), accused Sammons of
continuing what he called the
AMA's "cbauvlnlsm and in-
sensitivity to what women IU'e
feeU.nc and are gotn1 t.hroueh. ••
Moffett and 1everal other
members aatd subcommittee
evidence and testimony con-
vinces them that much of tht' sur-
gery being performed in the
United States is more dangerous
than the malady and that
hysterectomy ls a prime exam-
ple.
Rep. Henry Waxman (D·
Callf.). said 794,000 hysterec·
tomlea -.ere performed ht
America laat year. He 1ald the
per~enta1e rate of byaterec.
tomles in the United States w
twice as bl&h aa the rate ln
England and four times as blah
as the rate for aJl ot Europe.
SAMMONS SAID two reasons
for the higher U.S. rate are the
use of hysterectomies as a means
or sterilization and to prevent
cancer.
"The woman wants it and is
happier for having it." he said.
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Manager Quits
NAPA (AP) -The ci·
ty manager, lashing out
at the current Napa City
Council, has quit after 24
years. City Manager Lee•
Roberts submitted a
strongly worded letter of
resignation.
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'first. Why are "Pork & Beans" ~oducts allowed to
list pork first when only one little chunk of pork is in
. the can itself?
• G.N., Costa Mesa
In general, the Ingredient that predomblates In
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the Food and Drug Admlllistratlon dedded con·
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I . DEAR PAT: Are there any gwdelines a person
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I
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DEAR PAT: I purchased a new Chickering ~ano almost 30 years aao. It has given me good
ervlce, ~t now about~ Oantes and jacks need to
be replaced. The piano craft.Iman wbO looked at it
or me estimated that it wouJd cost about $750 to
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: Sherman aay, a Los AA1etes Clakhri•C de.
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pan, aad tbat a auaber of repatn lhould be U•
i"ded after 31 yean. A lpOketman for the flnn
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Carters -Settle In
To N·ew 'RoUtine'
By JURATE kAZJCKAS
WASlUNGTON (AP) -In the
quiet of the evening, President
and Mrs. Carter sometimes sit in
rocking chairs on the White
House balcony and gaze out over
the South Lawn.
The everungs on the balcony
mark a moment of sohtude to
share with each other, a lime to
engagemprivateconversallon.
SometJmes after dinner they
· descend to the White House base-
ment and bowl, 1tay1ni up u late
as 11 p .m. On occasional
weekends. the President and
daughter Amy practice d1vmg m-
to the chilly outdoor pool.
But 1t is dinner that brings the
family together. As many as
·seven or eight Carters gather at
the table. joining hands for the
blessing before dining on, say,
mustard greens and pork chops
whlle discussing the events of the
day.
The White House has liccome
home for the Carters.
After the first 100 days in the
White House. family life is
becoming routine. Mrs. Carter
sometimes takes a break during
the day to run on a treadmill that
once belonged lo Mrs. Lyndon
Johnson. The President oc-
cas1onally pedals away on
Dwight D. Eisenhower's old ex-
ercycle.
Family members wander
through the house in blue Jeans.
Sometimes the President is
barefoot. Sometimes the First
Lady is wearing curlers
On Sunday mghts, when the
cook is off, the family gathers in
the kitchen to make sandwiches
from wbatevel' is left over in the
refrigerator. ·
THE CARTER family quickly
adapted to While House living
because it's similar to living in
the governor·s mansion in
Georgia, explained Mrs. Carter.
The best part of life in the
White House is that after months
or being apart while campaign-
ing, "we·re all at home every
mg ht and that makes it nice."
said the Finl Lady.
There's a sense of IJolaUoo,
too. she added. But that has had a
positive effect, she said.
"You know, you're kind of
secluded and cul off from the out-
side world. So when you don't gel
to visit like you had before with
your friends ... you draw closer
as a family. And that happened
to us."
Nine-year-old Amy invites
friends over. They visit her tree
house, see private showings of
movies and spend the night.
"I think she's happy to be in
the White House," said Mrs.
Carter.
"I think she's as pleased as we
have been lo be together as a
family. During the campaign she
was with my mother some and
Jimmy·s mother some, which is
hard on a child her age. She
never was insecure because she
always knew we loved her, but I
think it's meant a lot to her to be
here with the family when we aJI
come home at night."
Amy has settled Into the room
with a canopied bed that once
belonged to Tricia Nixon, Cilhng
1t with stuff~ animals and a doll
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Tuesday, Mav 10. 1977 Ct
house. She sometim es watches
television while dolng her
homework.
AMY'S BIG BllOTHERS Chip
and Jeff, and their wives Caron
and Annette, Uve on the third
floor of the White House. Chip
Carter's two·mooth-old son,
lames Earl Carter IV, is bundled
into a crib ln Susan Ford's old
room.
Chip, 28, works mornings at the
Democratlc National Committee
~ spedaJ events coordinator. He
ia paid $8,000 a year by the com-
mittee. In the afternoon, be
voluntarily helps answer phone
calls in presidential asslstant
Hamilton Jordan's office.
He is clearly being groomed
for a future in politics. The Presi-
dent sent Chip as his represen-
tall veto Buffalo during this win·
ter's storms, to India with Miss
Lillian for a stale funeral. Most
recently, he travelled to China
with a congressional delegation.
Jeff, 24, is a geography student
at George Washington Unlversi·
ty, who is so intent on getting all
A's that he passed up a recent
state dinner to study for exams.
; The sons, who often invite
friends to the White House, have
complete Independence, said
Ann Anderson, Mrs. Carter's de-
puty press secretary. The Presi-
dent has visited the third floor on-
ly once since moving into the
White House, said Caron, Chip's
wife
Jack, a 29-year·old lawyer. his
wife Judy and their 20-month-old
son Jason remain 1n Calhoun,
Ga
The White House says all
personal expenses of the Carter
family are paid from the Presi·
dent's salary, and not the tax·
payer's money.
The Carter household num-
bered 10 recently when mothers·
in·law Miss Lillian and Mrs.
Edgar Smith came up from
Plains to visit.
THE CA RTERS start their
working day early. The Prcsi·
dent sometimes walks to his of·
f1ce in the West Wing before
breakfast. Three times a week
Mrs. Carter attends a three-hour
Spanish class In the Solarium
with Annette, Caron. Mrs. Cyrus
Vance and Mrs. Evan Dobelle,
wife of the chief o( protocol.
Mrs Carter's day 1s tightly
scheduled Her l.lme is occupied
•
with staff meetings, answenng
letters (50,000 so far >, getting re·
ady for visits with foreign
dignitanes, planning meetidgs,
and greeting visitors lucky
enough '° land a few minutes of.
the First Lady's Ume.
But there are some quiet,
peaceful moments too. If the
President docs not have a
luncheon appointment, he may
call his wife to join him for a
snack by the pool.
tr both are engaged at lunch,
they sometimes meet afterward
for a hand·tn·hand stroll through
the gardens.
Unlike the President, Mrs.
Carter is not a keen tennis
player. "I'm so bad It's not fun-
ny," she commented. For ex·
ercise, sh~prefers the treadmill.
Like any hard-working wire,
Mrs. Carter thinks she deserves
a night on lhe town every now
and then.
She scan~heater notices,
picks out sor9ting she'd hke to
see and sends a note over to the
President. A pencilled message
returns. ''Thanks. I want to see it
too. &hedule it.··
But these evenings are not
private . Audiences stare,
whisper and wave. "Sometimes
it bothers me, but when you're
brought-up in a small town where
everybody knows what you 're do·
ing anyway that makes you very
adjusted to that."
•·Every word I say is picked up
and sent out over the land," she
said to a gathering of
Democratic women. But pro·
minence brings problems.
"THE HARDEST THING is to
decide on pnorities and it's hard
to do that when there is so much
v.>u know you can help with and
you know you can't do it all,"
said Mrs. Carter.
After the first
100 days in
~ th~· White House'!
it has become :. • ...
1 home for the
,ii Carters and •0 1 ....
family life n~
•'I\
is becoming uq
routine. The In .,..
b'C
best part, Mrs. ,,~ . -
Carter says, is . ~.,
Jfll
that after being .,
jf
apart while
.. ,
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campaigning r '
the ~amily is ...
(.L . ..J".
home every ... ,
i i j
night. '"'
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"She's taken on depressin1i
· proJects that people don't even,
want to think about," comment-1 ed Vicki Bagley, a Washington
friend. "She's not going to get!
overnight results. It's not so s1m-1
pie as planting trees and flowers\
or r edecorating the Whi~
House."
Much of Mrs. Carter's work
these days is behind her desk1
planning her projects. '
· "There's a lot or background
work. You don't just start with•
speech," said Mrs. Carter. ''It
takes a while to get in your mind
what you want to do and how UJ'
go about it. ' "
"I've been working on soms1•
things that are itnportant to me.1
hope I can be effective. I'm not .
doing what I'm doing just to s~
whether or not I'm a good Fir~,
Lady. I do It because there's ~
much that needs to be done and rr
think I can help.'' , ,
.,
GOrdenhiQ:·A· ~St Art ,., .,
11
Nated landscape architect
Frederick Lang checks
garden at Al Ha~er hOme in
ifhree Arch Bay. He admires
SoUth African Crotea, 'rlgnt. .
By JUDITH OLSON
OI !lie 0.llY ~llet Si.ff
Frederick Lana says he's Ulte a
plant. "H the sun ahines, I grow.
If lt gets cold, I hold in."
Lana, a landscape architect
whose work is known throughout
the Southland, has bad plenty o(
opportunities to 1row since he
fell m love with La1una 35 years
ago
Then an aspiring young
Journalist who was torn between
papers an San Die10 and the Los
Angeles area, he decided that the
best compromise was to set.Ue in
L1guna and meld bis three
pnma.ry pualona, art, arcbitec·
lure and 1ardenln1.
"1 wu on the aimless aide," he
conceded during an interview ln·
his drlftwood·f111ed studio in
South La(lma.
Lane hardly could be called
almJna today. He haa served on
the 1arden panel of Sunset
magulne for t.he past 15 years.
wrote the chapter on palms for
Ill Western Garden Book and has
been an advisor to the magazine
alnce 19t6.
Illa firm, 1..ang and Wood, is a
consultant for the Los Angeles
Arboretum and Lang did the
original plan for the Environ·
mental Nature Center i n ·
Newport Beach. · ~
AND, TIIOUGH Lang himself
has no formal education in
landscape architecture, be
helped start the AJA program re·
cognidng licensed landscape
architecture degrees.
He also has traveled to many
countries studying their aardens
and native plants but one of his
favorite activities ls deslanlni
small aardens.
He Seel gardens d art and
wtshes more people woqld re-
coeniu U\eir value, • '>. lot ot peopl..Wnk of art and
the 1arden as flgurtnea and
sculpture," he said. But the whole
·concept ol the garden la comlJtg
out of the wilderness and enclos·
1ng asetUement.''
The first gardens ottered pro-
tection and producta tor llvln1
such aa fruits. vegetables and
possibly chickens, Lang said. As
civilization evolved, the castle,
fortress and church became im·
portant and each bad a garden
with a special purpose.
The church, for example, had a
aarden for contemplation.
Gardens continued to change
as the patterns of culture
changed until man produced
his most formal garden during
the Renaissance. .
"OUT OF THAT formality
comes the evolution of art and all
other fields, including music and
writing," Lang asserted.
Gardens have continued to
· follow the trends of the ages until
today, the designer is free to call
upon all the influences from the paat. .
And, as modern life baa
become busier, gardens have
1otten smaller. "The number of
truly creative gardeners is very
small," Lang lamented.
For the person Interested in
making bis own yard a living
work of art, Lang has plenty of
sugaesUona.
"In the garden ft.self you Jn·
troduce elemenu or art tn the de·
sian, such as form, color and tex-
ture."
Form, he said, includes trees
~· and shrubs which are artistical~J
pruned into columnar, weepinfl
or upreaching forms. '"
Color can be a mix of flowe~
and foliage or lhe way the sum
a·nd shade interplay. Textures ini-1
elude different shaped leaves or
masses of ground covers. ·•
"All of these can be ino11
terchanged in some aspect that 1
uses the tenets of art," Lan11
noted.
FO& INSTANCE, different colt
or combinations can change the
mood. "You could have a cool
garden In the summer with blu~
and lavender shades." Lang ex-~
plained. "and a warm one in tM,
winter with reds and oranges. '1 ''Th.ls Is an artistic way or sup·
plying psychological energy." '
Also, special ef(ects can be
used , such aa collectlona of1
plants Or arranaements Of potS~1
Lang suggesta putting collections
against diverse backgrounds,.
such u cactus against a wood$'•
setting. . ·
MoaaJc pavements and wood''
structures also add Interest to a~
garden. he added. ~
In his own aarden, Lang usd
the philosophy of naturalness. ''J
started with an orchard in back a.n<l a native garden in front. 1
have shaped lt. ln a minor way
but letlt 1row."
H• let.a the tree leaves fall and
slay on the Pound, cnatin1 a 1
batur-al around coverin1. "P~
pl• are always raking. Are the~·· ck>lnt= planta a favor?" be quea
LANG WO THE leaf mulch
CID btlq su.rprtaes tr lt ii left..
alone. He IUpped out a book WfUt
plCtura of beauurut orchldr:J crowtnc ln Tasmania -nurtured f
by the leaf mulch from trees. 'l
The South La1una realdent at-
tributes hl1 llleatyle to an art11t·
be met ln Chlca10 wblle attend4
lnl the Art I.nsUtute.
The older man, who wu
trapped in an office all day dotna
detltn ·and laJWl work1 adv1Hcf.
Lans, "f>On'taet1tartec1 here."
Lan, lllt4id two years in school"'
then Mt out for parts •nd adv
birU untnowa: Atta opUq for
&.be outdoor• he,..put i.m
J&ee~. PaMCI> •
' .
DAILY PILOT Tonda . M 10, 19n
f.Expected Shower Only ci Trickle (Ann Lan'ders
• j DEAR ANN LA NDERS. l P~· ~~t a stronger response (even
~ mgger than the meatloaf recipe
: fiasco ) to your is tatement,
• "F;ver yone should bathe or .j~stl()wer once a day -mornini or
, ni~t."
Japaoae pearl diYen.
You are about to dlJcover tblt
the world doean't have ~water
supply to follow your advice.
Cleao out a duwer for tho
meu .. a from European vi..
1Lora telllnJ you that North
Americans are .. soap-and-water·
crazy'' and "clean fiends." You
Just might pull the poet office out
of the red with tbls 1ln1le
number, honey. -CHEERS
FROM GRAND RAPIDS LA
VERNE
da1 I· ('fteJ are rtPt.> If alcoholism iJs a disease, it is
the only di.lease that produces r•
venue for the 1ovemmeot.
..... fudaadaf put ol ....
W.~ls&a.e~·
&)' ela1 naclen. BJeA ....
aJ~WllJb IS a d.ileue. bcr& b ll
e•odoul. -pJtyaleal. from kids at achool Uuat his car ls
parked In front o( a certaln
woman'• bouae almoat every night.
. You failed to add a quallfytng
""1rt.tement eicplainlng that U.S.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: So
<(teu 1 have beard alcoboU.m re-
ferred to as a dlteue. I never
•quit. believed U. RecenUy, l ran
acroa a pleu in a ma1uido and
now I ~ lea sure thao ever. It
said:
And it is the only diaeue that
provokes crime. Whal'• more -
It is the only dlaease that is
babit-forminl.
It la also the only d\.Sease that
brin1s violeot death on the
highways.
Tlall _..... la.r1e bolea lD the
pieee +-for e.1ampl01"
•• Alrc..alem .. Ute oaly clileue
&ala& .II ...._.eel ud M1d." 'l1te
"dlM.,.,, la aeiU.er bo&Ued DOI'
M1d. 1'lle cause ol H II. AIMI • aad oa. Bat Ulan.kl for wrltlD1.
My mother ls in and out of the
hotpltal because of a liver pro-
blem. We think 1be 1uspects somethlq. Mom ls the sweet.eat
penon In the wodd. We don'l
want to hurt her, but we think she
should be told. Yes or no? -
WORRIED
•ural habits call for 1ucb. But
nfepare to hear from thousands
1econd-generalion Americans
who will tell you that dally
athlng destroys essential body
ils and makes a person suscepti· l ble to colda. Get ready to learn ~that Laplanders do not find i t ~necessary to bathe daily, nor do ~~ e r t a 1 n Aus t r a I 1 a n s , n or 1
DEAR LA VERNK; WouJd you
believe -oaly a couple doRD let·
tera from readers polat... out
tbat people with akin probleau
oagbt not bathe or 1bower every
If alcoboUatn .II a diaeaae, ll ta
the onlY dlleue that la bottled
and sold.
And it ii the only disease that is
contracted by Uae will of man.
It la the only disease that re·
quires a llcenae to propa1ate it. J
It is the t>nly disease that Is
spread by advertilJng.
And it is the only disease
without a germ or virus cause
· ·It just mJght be that It's not a
disease at all. A DOUBTING
THOMAS
DEA& TOM : I believe
DEAR ANN: M.y brothers and
I think our father ls bavln1 an af.
fair. (I am 13, and the oldeat.) In
fact, we know be i. becauae he
says he la spending evenings with
a man friend and we have beard
DEAR WORRIED: Your
mo&ber probably know• ud 11
llaadllal the problem la ber o ..
way. My advice ls itve ber lo&a ot love -and keep qaJet.
~
t
'Meaningful Stuff'
Talk Tuned Out
By ERMA BOMBECK
"We should spend more time with
the children," I told my husband the
other day. "In a few years they'll be
aone and we'll rattle around in this
empty house wishin& we had taken
the time to sit down and find out how
thev felt about things . . . their hopes ... their ambitions ... what are you
smiling about?"
''I'm still back at the part on rattl·
ing around in the house. Do you know I
shaved the other morning without
steam on the mirror and nearly
scared myself to death?''
AT
WIT'S
END
throat. When they left the driveway, I
called to my daughter.
"Whatya want? I'm on the phone."
She was on the phone for more than
five hours.
As abe was showering, I fell to my
knees and yelled under the door, "Do
you want to talk about anything?'•
"Yes," she yelled back. "Do you
have a clean pair of pantyhose?"
James Penrod, Janice Plastino prepare Town, Gown program.
"Children need the companion.ship
or an adult," I continued. "That very
special relatiooahip in the formative
years where you Uaten to one another,
advise, assess, mold values, ex·
change ideas and points of vi~w. We don't even know how they feel about.
life."
"Get on with it. Whal are you sue· gestlng?"
Later, aa she tore out the front door,
I tugged at her sleeve and asked,
.. You wanta tell me bow you feel.
aboutllfe?"
"I'm for it." she sat'd simply peck·
ing me on the cheek.
Seminars, Awards End Year
"You should take your son fishing
and I'll have the weekend here alone
with our daughter. That way it's a
one.on-one situation where we really
get into the meaningful stuff.''
Last week as I watched father and
son load up all the gear into the four.
wheel drive. a lump came into my
The next morning, she slept unUI
noon and at lunch she wore a pair or
headphones and a blank expression to
the table. I was relieved when my
hus band and son pulled into the
driveway. "How did you make out?" I
asked. SEMINAK : i n c
a nging Woman: A
ee Workshop and J ob
~Jinic Concerning Third
'World Issues will be pre·
!l!nted at UC Irvine all
,day Saturday, May 14.
he symposium, to be
d in Room 178 of the
manitics Ha ll a t 9
ia,m., is sponsored by the ;uc1 Women's Programs
.Board.
he morning sessions
I deal with Wh at D1f
rences Make a D1f
ence and 1n the after
n Alternatives for
men will he dis·
cussed
Verano Place Recn:a·
lion Center.
Child care is available
and resl'rvat1ons may be
made by calling 833·541 1
llADASSAH: Special
awards w1ll be presented
Lo those contributing out·
standing ser vice when
Newport Beach Chapter me~t n Monday, Ma 6, the Big Ca·
nyon try Club.
The progr am will be
presented by James
Penrod a nd Jani ce
Plasltno with dance and
d rama students from
UC I 's School of Fine Arts
and members o f the
Penrod·Plastino Move-
ment Theater .
Ser vice hours were re·
rognized for the Mmes. George Cox, 9,000 hours;
Charles Clemens, 7,000 ;
Joseph A. Beek, 6,500 ;
We sley Shaffer and
Harry Kohaut, 5,000, and
Harold Eckes, 4,500.
Others are the Mmes.
Burton Rom berg,er,
HOAG AUXILIARY: Bernadette Goetz and
Mm es H Clt ffo rd
I ves t er, Gary D .
John so n , John G
Schmitz and Dav id
Tingler; secr e tarjes,
Thomas L. Sims and
G e org e Sc ofield ;
treasurer, J ohn Brewer.
and parliamentary ad·
visor, Lamar M. Hill.
From C1
... Art
At the annual meeting, a Edgar HUI, 4,000; L. H. A S S E R T I O N journalistic bient to work in re·
check for $81.428.80 was McBride, T . A. Andrew TRAINING: A four-part searching and Jearning in the
presented to the hospital and Ray Ford, 3,500. and series on assertion will field of horticulture.
fo r renovat ion of the Ella Stevens, Jack L . be presented al Orange He has become an expert in his
m a in lobby a nd the H e tzle r a nd E . L . Coast College in Fine fieldandtraveledwidely toother
purchase of equipment Beahm,3.000. Arts 119, b eginning lands but shuns the thought of
for respiratory therapy, T hursday, May J 2, at glory and Caney trappings.
m aternity care unit , PHILHARMONIC 7.JOp.m. He prefers to work, for exam·
mental health unit and SOCIETY: Mrs. Fred Team teachers w ill be pie. in the secluded s etting of his
He smlled triumphantly. "If I do •
say so myself, it was one of my better
performances. I talked about vaiues
in this life and how sometimes It was
hard not to become tainted by what is
going on in the world around us, but
we are a family and if we stick
togeUler, there 1sn·t anything we can·t
do.
"I talked about aims and goals in
life and how you had to be patient and
sometimes compromise and you know •
. .. all the brilliant things
a kid will remember his father saying
for the rest of his life."
"What did he say?" I asked ex·
citedly.
"Nothing. He slept a ll the way up
and back."
U C I TOWN ASD
GOWN: The closrn g
lunch('()n or the year will
f eature a lec -
ture demonstrdt1on on
ctancl' and drama A ~1lm series:·· \l.inori· The meet 1 n j! 1"
l> Women in f llm will scheduled for 10 30 a m
h<' pr<'st•nt<'d m tht· <'V<'n· Tuc<1doy, May 17. m the
ophthaJmac surger) Sch ne1 der is t he new Dr. Claude Farley and orchard studio instead of the
Funds repn.~ent pro· <'ha 1 r m a n or t he Valerie Croy. '1"1rriagc firm's modern office with its
c·eeds from the aux-Women's Committees or and family counselors sweeping ocean view.
1hary'sG1ft Box,chapter th e Oran ge County Sessions are free and This o/Cice, he explained, is ~~a~~u "tl4 ~...._--~~.J,:>f' ,, ~ ......... ~ ;::._il)a,M" .... ~-H"..a.·-'4 ~~-.. ~...L.: · -
i:>ersh1pdues..... ~ Vic~'cl\Mtmen ue'llle"' 1>erore't.hefecfure . ~v"-.. Slllt:lllons 'With Cllents . ..,!Bui .. T-t>,..~. --·
• !.ng. Dinnc·r. al J .si\~ ~-. ·v,,.,~ ••••. , ·--~-----· ......... M' hu'b·
:\ICHOLAS
.·; .. 'f'NO!._E~,...-:.·
la IRREVEA ENT Idea's
Fishy
When a eontest m the
various stores for the
best display of new swam
suit s was la unc h ed .
wheels started turning 10
Terry Rayborne's head
Why not ~et a salt
water tank with various
ftc;h and stand a manoe
qum m the lank hke a
m ermaid?
"I love salt wat e r
t anks." Ray borne ex-
plained. "I thouaht It
would be nice to have
one."
He contacted various
aquarium buHders and
finally made arrange·
ments with an Anaheim
firm to bwld a lar1e tank
with a dry section behind
~the mannequin.
rom the front, the
anneqwn appears to be
oatmg In the water with
e 10 varieties or sea
llfe "We sprayed the
t¥lir lo give the iJJusion of
,,.etness ," Ray borne
S'llid. I In the large tank are a
riaso tan&. coral butterf·
It, Paklstaru butterfly,
aerton·s butler!ly ,
damsels, a saddle. eJown,
!flue starfish. Joni·
thtacled anemonea, red
.. nded coral shrimp and
~ermltcrab.
School children bave iade field trips to ob·
rve the aquarium,
aybome added. lt bu
en in Bullock's , South
Coast Plaza for four
i onths already and wlll
there another two. lt 1 an automallc feed·
ipl device but 1t0Te
4'1'ployes 1tve the fish
treah lettuce every day.
The aquarium ts part
ol R•ybome'a phltoe0phy ot putu.n, each rnanne·
. quln in an "environ·
ment."
Rayborne, dl1ptay
director, and hia 1tatt.
won the coat11t.
· couldn't work here," he added,
pointing out to the crashing
Dawn Norton checks large fish tank. . -
Pisces: Ideas Sparkle
WEDNESDAY, MAY ti
Bv SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 2l·April 19): You can win
friends. influence people with your words,
spoken and written.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Money picture
11 brighter than you might suspect. .a.ward eom-
es as result of pa.at effort, buslnaa endeavor.
Prestige i1 on up1win1.
GltMINI <May 21·JUne JO): ·Parf~\ tecbni-
ques, define ta"JDt -deal with one •ho hu kept
feelings hiddett. Vou are due for a major ct.fa.
covery. One wbo can P\111 1\ttap of authority
talcea a llkllltto)'ou.
cANC£a <June 21 ·J1lly 22): Orsanll•. brine
prtortU• into focua. Accept added responalbWl)-
-rewards are greater, too. Meuiber of oppoeitc
sex expresses feelings in frank blll!lMr.
LEO (July 2.1·Aug. 22>: Flnlab what you •tart
-look beyond Ut.e immediate. Spread Ln.fluence:
1et. pulse of public. One you admire may Hek
your counsel.
VIRGO CAu1. 23·Stpt. 22): Hi.bll•ht
creaUve skUll. Welcome challen1e, new ton·
ta ell. Empbuts on public reladonl: partnettblp,
cooperative effort.I, murlace. -
LIBRA (S.pt. 23-0ct. 22): Loot to ml with
exc~Uent "t.t•ck record.'' Meam rupec:t U · pcrtence, abtucy. Demotl1tratt.10Ur owa taltata,
too. You'll 1ct needed 1bowcllft.:w.-~
SCORPIO <Oct. U ·Nov. 21): £molloGI tend
to dominate refuse to scatter forces. You have
rleht to aJ) accountin1 and an intelligent explana.
lion. Remember diet, budaetresolutions.
SAGrrJ'WlJS (Nov. 22-l>ec. 21): Check
le1al upectt; review ttab~. pcnnjssions. One
close to )'OU c.-oUJd be concerned about Uttaation.
Key ii to t-e tbofoolb-luve no loole tnda.
'-~SH (Dee. 22-Jan. tt): Jteltrictlont
are llfted, However: no penon ts JlviN you
eoDMtlllDt for90t'b.JQg. "'allJe it l.Dd plan ahead . Get~~ tn wrttlq. Member Of oppo1tte
HX la llllpatlent.
' AQU~ CJan. 20-P'eb. U): EIJlphult on costi, cSOUecl.lcm, locaUA, Iott a:rtlcl•, con-
•olidat!U, pu1llac ~ether 1'ltb ooe who shares you t prlnclple•.
'PISCES (Feb. J.t.Mireh 20): Lunu eye~ 11
aucb tt.at you make some marvelous contact.I.
(
'
waves. , , In the DAILY PILOT ·'I like to get outside and stir
around.''
LOOKIN6 AND FEELING GREAT
IS WllAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!
~ii/tale ~a/talzd fttqadrn:
HOW DOES YOUR FIGURE RA TE?
IS YOUR WAISTL»41 SUM? ~S. AaMS nlM AND
SHAN.Y1COIVU1M THI IMtff ~ "4Mlal '~AMO JtaM? POSTURI coutcn c•CULATIOM ~ CONPUDOM~LIAl1--•Y LIYa ~
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1' l'OUlt. ANSfl'Bll. IS "YES-ON Af,L COUNTS
YOU IUYB NOTHl/Yf: TO FORRY ABOUT. "
NOT ULUAf'I IUl.Ull.D C.AIY SHOfl' YOU 110
TO D£YBW, YOUR FULUST l'OTINTl.4£ 0
aBAUTY. '
II 111 beolns with vour tr11Md flgure
counMlor. She wlll give YoU 1 thorough
figure analyala to help YoU aet your
W91ght pfa. Then •how YoU how our
method can help you acquire YoUr new ProPor11ons.
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• .IA. FINAL
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•./No Shots or Pills ./ Supervised Attention
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CALLS ANO~ All THE OJERMEADS! AU l{OU
AAVE 10 00 IS Ei<JARO
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by George Lemont
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....... check tt.lr ad• Exclu1lve. 180 def. C·2 Corner dolly and report ff-while wate-r vlf'W ;
ron 1,...dJ.+.fy. The Hawauan-style home on Choice Newport Blvd.
DAILY PILOT a1wme1 very priv cov~. 2 BR, l ~" localJOtl -..ltb 166' fron
Aabilltyforttt.fl"t ln· :~~s~:~~·~l~~~ch~~~:fn tage Uullding and por ~t lnJertion only. ho~e has open beamed t1on or lot c·urrently
ceil\ & rork &tlate fi rs I I! d t-t: d l' a I I r or ---------•I Spaclow; la'nul compl~es partkular:. .......... for Sale the Polynulan affect S 125,000
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TWO LOTS IN REALTORS 640-00fO ·
EASTSJDE -ANYTIME CO~'TA MES.\ LOCATION
Creal potenl1al !or the LOCATION bwlder COlE OF NEWPORT HACH 4_,UX SPANISH MAHSIOH
One 3 bedroom. two 2 ou HILL .. IR 67$.5511 baths and chef kitchen. " ·"'
----Three 2 bedroom untts l STY• llEACH
EASTILUFF: eJch ha\ 1ng 2 baths. $14,950.
2500 SQ. FT. EncloM.'<I 1iarage5 for all. Wrought iron entry lo
Quiet Cul-de·11ac loca Sun balcomes and patios huge hvmg room with
uon. lfuite family room Present owner may n1ulkdce1lings;indrtoor
with fireplace Extra carry 2nd trust det-d to Ct-llini: fireplace.
large lot w1Lh lot:. of Call for income and ex· Dramat1r gaiter). Wet
tree' Ct11l tor c'du~1ve l_>enioe!I liKR 9'>2·551 ~ bar. Spiral i.tu1rc11se 10
vlew1nl( $152,0l)O C:all -sp11c1ous ma:.Lcr !IUtle &
673·8SSO LOCJ'.wtaRonchette children'!> <1uurluli
r:l"I'• "' ,. • "' HI'• 1• WITH VIEW Gourmet kitchen Dine. [. ~ ! Nearly 2 acrei. nealled Lw.h tt:rral'e:. Hurry for ll~:J!t'J'I ~1monR1 .:1tantth oaksrf onltly ~~7:1corutor ' dchRhl _!?_~!!:!_ -. ;mlC!I ll CSU W h O>l"'"'''' , • .,,,. "'' 1
a remarkable custom [ I ,~?.~~,E:Lt~.E!:.y r~~ ,7~~~.~t:.·~~ e IJRPdl
room!I, 2 baths, nnd I 1n p 8 no r a m 1 c. h 1 11 y · = : ::11_
\•ting bedrooms lhl' ranchland view. Also 5
best buy m town' Walk· car CO\ ered parking +
1 n g d I s t a n c e Lo room for campers. boats,
We!> t m 1 n st c r ~t a 11 etc. The corral can ac·
Priced to sell at $73,950 commodate as many
Call &t2·ZSJS hor-seb as you could ever ,._.,,4 I I 1 • , I fJ tr'tr , '• I•
DOVER SHORES
PANORAMIC VlEW OF OCEAN,
BAY & F ASHlON ISLANO (the nitbt
view la almost as interesting n tbe
day); elegant 4 bdrm., famlly r m.,
formal dlnlng r m . & wet bar h.om e. all
rooms are spacious & theN ls a a car
garage. Loads or storage. $350,000.
759-0811
1002 G.Mrel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
A STRAIGHT SHOT
Yes, str aight to the bay & ocean from
the view decks or this 3800 sq. ft.
dream home. 3 Bdrms., or 5, as you
wish. All of the amenities, from 2 wet
bars, to sauna & security system.
$320,000. By app't. only.
673-4400
D1¥11IOft of H.-. linveshneftt Co.
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WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO.
llEl\I.TC>llS ~i111·1· l !MH
AICMtflCT'S COWJtl •MYY
s bdrm Newport Helabts conte m· porary with a shot of the ocean from a
colorful backyard patio. Archttect-
owner has developed this home with
hardwood floors, re-modeled kitchen,
central skylight, new paint and new
landscaping. Go for it ! At. $140,000.
U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S
R EALTORS~ 675·6000
2443 Eut CoHt Highway, Corona del Mar
also in Mesa V~rde, at 546 ·5990
1002~G ....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BAYFRONT, pier & float. lots $190.000
to $32.5.000, to build your own custom
home. Several areas to choose from
P RESTIGE waterfront homes with
pier & float from $385.000 up.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3'11 Boy\1rl1· 011v1• N B 6 l'l · 6161
G....,.al 1002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
OLDCOROMA
DELMAR.
Custom dcslaped 3
bedroom & den. Excep.
t10anl featuret-, stained
glass throughout. A
MUST SEE
NEWPORT SHORES
BEACH HOME
Great Investment
Eaay acceJ>s on corner
dose to dubhous~. Lennis
1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
t.AST5lDI
POCM. + GUIST CORONA
HIGHLANDS
PAMOllAli4,IC
OCIAM Y'fttV
• Prime t:attald• Coata
A deltlb~ a 'lti, t Ra'
homci wltb view f rom
~~ every window • Lar · e m uter 1u1te1 bHm cellln1 ano oak hardwood noors In
''wal.k·to private beach"
location ..
AND
Owner will <'llfr)' Cir•l
ltui.t deed. $172,500.
Ctlt644·721 I
Well bu.lit duplex So. of
Mt:••· Towerinl trees! Curved drive. Rustle llv·
tns room bolta cathedral • cdilnf + massive brick
fireplace. Su.nny salley
kltchen -wlt h nook!
Coiy 'den. Hideaway
inuter aulte. Gi•flt
sparkllnl blut pool "l\b slide. board & dral\ini:
room s too! Separ,te ~uut Cuc11t lies W\lh
kitchenette! Easy ca're
y11 r d Just $98,500 •
Hw-ry -cull now 646· 7 Tl
N Ill 9 • 11 S llJ#l 10 •l 11.o.
Hwy on quiet corner. 3br -.--
each, f rp lcs, closed Open 1925 Lanai Dr. SBr,
garagea, hardwood ors. xlnt country rib toe.
patio. suo.ooo. By At a n Y x t r .a ~ owrn~r. 6*7030 548.a614/540-2018
COZYDUPUX i
South of Hwy-by owner. OELJGHJfUl I $129,900 Days 675· 7123, • 675-7143. Evu call 4 BR .• 2 BA. & POOL 4N 7100 HOME. NEAR SOUTH ' CO~T PLAZA. $74.@
Corona Highlands A1ent 640·~
Uome w J(uU oceao view _
trom liv rrQ , den & dlo1ng NEW VIEW HOM£ area Lrg lot. lDr
w 1rQOm to add 3 more _ ... Sale by owner at 3 Br 3 Ba, fplc .. sh.,..,
11$11 600 For into or roof. :! sty. Still ltm~ \o • : -pick l'urpt:l:. & _t1lll
'It'" ing c!!.! 613·5940 Owner mubl sell! &11.500
OCH VU HIDEAWAY
Bacneloro1.1rl1!.L'i.a BH,
2 i:,A w,old CdM charm.
steps from Little Corona
llU&,e lot w /room to build
\ 1ew s tudio or ., Try
$lS,000down.
HALPINCHIH
REALTORS
675·092
J~MiN~ CREEi\, very
popular plan 2. 2 hr.~ ha
den, wel bar. :! f rpl:.
Pool, jacuzzi. tenn . !>Cl' ,
$162,SOO. Owner ;59 0609
IU"KA"T I OP H HOUK llLAlTY
11030,.,., •. c...1 .......
645-9161
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EASTSIDE ,
Large Lot
Charming end of cul~
sac home. 3 Bedrm, C;yr
rm & fireplace. Why not
caU now? 645·7221
[
want with room to spare. ~ IS$111ll] o;;~~4~2~1~E
elm
MESA VERDE FOR
OHL y SIS.500 PllDE Of OWMHSHIP -5 UNITS
and pool Chalet t} J>t!, 2 Cotto M.ta I 024
story w atnum and .love· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Call 640-9900 CfNTURY 2f
Wntc.Uff Rulty
MISAVBDE
EXECUTIVE
IE.A.CH TRl·LEVEL
$9,400 TOTAL
DOWN
Garden atrium entrance
to cx<'•·utt\ e doublr door
tile entry• ~ll'fl lown II\
rm + 1'1ng llt•nry \'II I
formal flint>' <lourmct
galley + toa~t ~our tors
fireplace 111 fum rm .
Soar1n1t i.t.11rta'l' Lo
:;epcrat<• bdrm rnmplex.
SWl'l'p1n11 m!>ll IJedrm
relri'dl + J \!;immoth
k1dt11es hdrm!> ~ BBQ
1>ackv .. 1d 1 T1ulv a hancl~nnH· sho wr~:.I''
\'1111 for pn\all' !thowmi:'
847·6010
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LUXURY SU,REME
OCEAMVIEW
$60,000.
Uldt'r hnu~e !vealed
<.lo'Anlo"" llunt1ngton
Deacb "'1th '1ew of oeean
from th<' tl'rraee. Good
mvei;tml'nl property or
Marter home You can
~mcll the ocean bretite
from tl11s unique home.
llurry ! Call ·6767
()PIN lll?• I ~('
Super large 1 tx-droom Near new quality blt 5 unit bldg in
horn~. SuJ>t!r IJrge fomt· Ne wport H a rbor H igh vicinit y.
I) room 2ox21 Sup<'r Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w /fam
large lot. T"-0 super rm . fo rmal DR & 2lh baths. 4 Other fireplaces at 11 t.upcr
prree that won 1 l.i:o.l units w/2 BR. 2 bat hs. Atriums &
Ion!!: St6 2313. patios A real prim e prop. $295,000.
,_.,.,. ,. ·. ,.. 2111 s-J~ ... ·-[ ~ IS$1UI NEWPOWr cem-. M.1. u•mo
GetMral I 002 IGeMral I 002
A deughtfut 3br. 2•iba, ~~ NEWPORT BE"'CH POltTOFfMO PLUS •••••••••••••••••••••••1•••••••••••••••••••••••
home with formal d1n1n11 Westcllff Colonial ~
•
room, fam room & oak ExdUlilVt' New L1s\ln1! I RANCH STYLE
noonni:: plus a ~ors;rou~ onthelarJ,lct.tlot,dlmo~tl on l.arge lot with :l t·~.;tom ~wit l!Uf''lt 111111 , 1 acrr• Truly J home 01 :.pac1ous bedrooms, 2
_______ "'th real u!'ed brick dti.tincliun "'th; !>Pduded sundecb and
3 IEDROOM
2112 IATH
floor'i. C.lnt1ln<'red l>l-dt'm., l.lmtlv rm, din plentyotroomCorbo.uor
sleep1ni: loft . .,.arm tn¥ rm & IJrt'c 1><1Ul und trailer. 1hc. prrmc p1·0· ~alural .wood ll''Clurei. JdCUU.I llrtll. &wood l'IC pc rl y 1:. .' n one o C
and lei:.11 kllehcn~tte tenor D<irmcr ""mdu\~' :-, .. w po r L ., b I'.' t le r $33,900 Sl7~;ooo . Fee. <.:all :lfplt<i '"'th ..:a~I .\hun 1., t .1 h I 1 ,. h !! d
ly pal10 adjacent hvmg
room. 2 BR, bath up·
i.ta1~s. Muter bedrm &
b11th down Do your 0<1. n ---------•I decorating For uppt
IS YOUR WIFE
RUNNING
AROUND?
call.
looking for a house----------
here's the one or your 1---------•
dreams. m t'o~ta Mesa's Miiitary Transfer
most prei;ti~1ous arc•a FORCES SALE
This home 1s except1onol Must sell this beautiful 3
for lam1ly and entertain· bedroom. 2 balh Costa in~ with pool and Mesa home. Gourmet
beautiful fa mil> room k 1tche 11 , c 0 m p I
Presented at $88,900 w1butcher block counter
46·4141 topi., & conlmuow. clean-
!:>triking 3 hedroom. II i.~7 .. ll d.;nt mJll·hi·nrll nr1,.;hhorhoruh l'ull
beuullful I ul de·,d~ ... Ith __:_.__:___ 1'.m1u1•t noonn..:. 1·ompl •.:>I .11'11. •
1 ng ()Ven. Sculptured
!>hJi.: 'rpts Heavy ~hakl'
rooC Large Yard Hurry
pml'd only $79,000 Lall
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~HERITAGE 'turymRtdllOL!.t.i~e,onl em muhJl(Jll\ l•JtH'lini: !?.""'' S~ti.!llJll (\LL ~~~==~~=:~~
huge bJt·k '·•rel . mun~· I blln i..111 h1•11 l.ar1:1· .SELECT BE\\',\RE if .• FIR~I frwttrl't'!> \1n· 1·011\c _ Lrec•. lJddm1111un & -"
lllt'lll ln 11l1H1I'. ,1101) nur.cHtP I bilske~ bull l"UUll foo ~RO~ERTIES lt>IJ:. \OU thev .... 11 sell1----------
• • RCALTORS
p1ni: & lrC't:"J\ h::.ume .. mu1;h to tdl Jll <.'Jll ror your
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hom1· or. buy }t.
\\ lnan .,.,,h pa}mt>nh SPECIAL speci.d .,hen' tn.J?.! lla\e :.in AT\ORNT·., 1---------•
WE'RE
POSITIVE
you \\ill not
find a better buy th1•11
this beuut1tul trt·plex
and gorgeous duplex In
the moi.t sought nher
area in Costu Mesa.
1<.:ALL one.or the friendly
Whel;in Team for details.
Call SA0-3666
Wllela11
REAL fSTATE
NEED HELP?
Owner w11J e,.rry 2nd-
l'i.t:t:llt•nl hnancmii' In
\ ei.l no°" 111 o1 bcJut1ful
home (Or )OUr Carmi)'~
Belter hurr)' CJll
&ti·0303
IYOWHER
3 br +den. 2 ba, frpk, +
din rm. Quiel St. Open
ll111l'c ~dt1Sun I ·.>.
J•rim· only SI05.ll00
~7 b022
Br. 2Ra, lot :.t 67 SxlOB.
nc:irest crnsb :.lrttl
Paularino cpts & t;lle
thruout, concrete sl:i b
Kitchen gas, apprx 2200
sq fl. 2 i;ly, lndry }n
j.larage, dbl car gara¥~·
(ncd yd Tr~t deed · (>f , $36.~93. AskiJ g S82.50b
Solar heal for big pool ol
back M9·1885
MESA VERDE 3 Br 2 Ba
Dining nm. Fam Rm,
new point tn & oul, ~p·
graded cpts & dn1.s.
Paneled Fam Rm, lei-
rau.o entry, li:C pal10, 2
fountains. fru1L lret~.
Cine home . Finl
neighborhood. Close to
everything, l944 Baker
:>t Open Hou~e datl~
2 :;r~t. ~i·9659 -----
MESA VERDE
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!"M 2313
of $!2:3 i"'r month Hurr) E:1.l'cutl\e nei11hborhood,I $JBS.Int LIDO ISLE clr.lw up your contrac·t & MEW LISTING!!
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• A COlDWUl n\t(u CWm Spacious 3 bedrm and
fomJ~· + large den artd "'t'·k~t 'r VRP~ .... l~ • (i:n .,__,..... •
S78.900. Hurry, call
~().1151. P.€A LTOP.Sft "hl't>ry colorv. FlorJI 642·~200 1.n Cine. or our mo.st ex·. -~o"ooo J I th I d' ' ~ I eas A t harm ---------• ..,..,..,, · nc · e an · -, 1.indscapini: l'Urroun'b -----c u't\e ar · 673·3663 642·2253 l::ves IXECUTIVl 1 lh1s IO\'l'ly dollhoui.e ~~--=:::--in~ beach relnal VILLA PARK
ESTATE· 4 lR Callcollecl842·~ w prnacy & Sul·lu~1on
2 STY w "'L" TO "''" ,,, v. , ·. ,.,, ·, ~•.,, ,. x for the busy exet'ul1vc CUSTOM HOMES ,. ''' ''1 ~ • · .. 1' '" r '. •
associated ~~s-. HERITAGE
• • REALTORS · "' " [ I JA Retter take a look
HACH· $17,950 ~ 1~~~;11~·~ TODAY! Only Sl50,000. <'lrrulur dr1\eo Formal
1
--·--:-.:· .. -~ -SHELTER 646·7711. ·rwo prestlitc rut\tnm Ille imtr• l"•>rm.il i1tn1ni • ~ -> bullt homci. In t·xchtr.lve Qual1'ty CAPECOD2STY Nnm a. 1on\C'ni<'nlly _ ---area.
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l 01'• W Ualh~n 1>/t.J&&I
FORESTE
OLSON + 'OOL "n H"1 r 1 ""' hurl' VILLA PARK 6 l''llT~ prtml· Long I ·~ A err t-:5tatc Lot Cnnlstrono hoch I 018 But' It 3 Bdrm
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tSJ-ll~Pdl;l1 VILLA GE ~o·~~y;Srl~~~.9';.~!· 7~;;.·~. TOWN HOME Elegance-Privacy
Lachenmyer
ll11.1ltor
Panoramic Vll"W Lot.
51ngle level 3 Bdrm &
convert den. ram ft din
In< rm. Lush land1c11p'g
w 1yard frnrcd Cor pool. '2.4s.ooo. Open house on
Sat1Sun I ~> ttl 111822
RldJ.leVl<'w ('1r<'le As k
for ~like. 731 1522
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r"rnmunltv "'Ith pool.
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ll ':. 14.!li:t than a ) \1111 /f uh.I
and you ro11lcln ·r toudt 11
!-i(KICIOllft ii brtrm, 2 bath w bi.: dbll' l'ar garage.
ldcnl l0<':1t1on in proxlm1
tv tn So roui.t Plaza
Hrand :--H:W' 114117711
· Pres.tige
J>rur d<.'ror:ited 1 WeslerrtPartrlc
bedroom hornc roatures Properties
BY OWNER. Har View
JUlls. Ocean boy vi~w .
3bd. tam. rm. formul din,
wood beams. 2 frplc!i
S170,000 Mt67S9·0!l50 120 Acres
OrancJ9 C«MMty
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. • REALTORS
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JOI to beach from this
~outlful sarden boma.
Hu«e Liv RQom ,
aourmet kitchen wltb
Hf'\"e throu&h ~1ndow to
pnvale patln. Wlndlna
11talrt lo ma&ter aulla
1ind chlldt<'n w1na. All
sumable monthly pay
ment1 S233 per month
total. Call 1163-e767
MN r11 t ••I S ltAV ''"'' "'''' I !•·IHJ11
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OCIAMFROHT
Custom duple« rho1ce
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COATS& WALLACE Walker & l tm
Neel fstuta
locoUon 2 And I bdrm • SELL Idle 1te1m1 with a REAL fSTA1 E. INC.
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Pilot Claulfled Ad.
Phone 64Ul?I.
S'llJ0.500' Dally Pilot Clasiil!icd Ad. lolboo loy Prop. -- ---
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"na.uPPll. a.2 Excellent R·2 JocaUon in old
Corona del Mar. Flx up the exist-
ing house and add a new unit In
the rear. Potential-poleotlal.
Sll0,000
• CO&.DWaL ,.,,... co.
644-1766
11fl INWOAOU'IN fttf.U M. tN~tlN'tU ,
macnab / lrvtna
realty
A ..,... OJ DtmMCTIC*
The home you've always wanted to see -NOW YOU CAN! Clrcwar .
driveway -elegant entry. 3 BR.I,
paneled famlly room, formal din·
ln1. marvelous drawing room & ·
French door to lovely sarden
w I covered tcttace. $235,000 Fee.
Barbara Aune 642-8236. (T-53) • ·
M2·eUS '44-6200
tol Dewr Drive H.,l»Or Vi.• C.n .. r
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100
21 Morro lay Dr.
4 br. Cape Horn MocM
fo"11nta&lic vlrw of Cl[V
IJghL'I & hills 640-&HO 0°1
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
PflST OFHRIMGl
HARIOR VI~ HOMES
In an F.xcluslve Area of Established
F a mil ies P o pul a r'! S to t y
· .. P ortofino" Model With ;J Spacious
B~droom' 21~ Bath51 Fa.mtlf Room.-
Se p a r a te Dlnin.C R oom, Large ,
Pot1o. Well Land!llcaped Yard. Near
P ool , Clubhouse & Shopping
$168.SOO Fee •
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roof. 2 sty, i.t11l time to
plrk cplll & tllo. By -
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CHOICESHOPSPAC.£ HouMwan~ direct frort1 ~u. 1m1ll ch Id ok.
Ccnttr ot Sao J\Jln OW'fter. Npt,Jr". area. Muat havertilt. $??~.mo.
Capl1tnno, ~ block '100, to $1%5,000. By pvt W/$100. dop. 22'1( B. $51,500 F<>UIUEDltOOMS inn 2 bdrm l balh "doll
Diil bQ I\ aU on one Ooor I hou .. one (If 11 k Ind H~e fmJy rm w Jlrplc, Hurry can't. la1t • aux wh new kitchen ap .wu, '1113-$87I
phaocea " ai bundant • -
IDW. FAMll Y HOME
This charming homo, located m the
Weskhff area, orrens xlnt noor plan,
m arvelous storage space; 3 bdrms.,
2Y.a baths, service room; la.1$teful de-
cor. Frptc .• family rm , beautuul
swimming pool & lanai. WhY not call ~ay for an app't. 7 $149,500
rmm Mwion. pty. M-1~ Placenda. 6'1-583'7 £&Centro R.aJ Elstat.
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nar )'d. aa.ra1ie. IuL 5lh
1tc:s-a,ce. Nicely d~corat· «\ 4 ~ar acboola & So .• <.:out PW&. All thla lor
oqly '94.UO. 5'5-IMDl.
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Ce.dotidalw/fow ......................... lale on lot. A1lo 1 Brard .._..for.. t 700 Hamn~ ht• oo lot, oU •U.•\ ...................................... -.... J)lttt ... -~ ,,,..__,_~t Guu.a 3102
R -8 · • VI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nleel Jio J Br, $110, patJo, • .. , c. ·• ... '· •-.11.•5r-•LOltlll .iu,+more.Unt.Sm•Jl Toucbatone BeaUJ, .....,.,_ •"' fee.NS-dQO
...,..., ? We havo the late.IL In ••Cn•• •nW. ., DAILY Rertt.l listl tn &he, ________ _
S.UPB COMDOI beatb ueaa. 100'• or Ntcet 2 er, S23Q, 7ard: ref,
Oarto,olnf 1026 MARINER COVE 2br,
••••••••••••••••••••••• eondo $ blk& to b ch
~ft.~ ................. .
Co•-fty pool. A• ••c•11 .. t .al••
lJ77 Via Udo. "•wporf teedJ 2 BR. Beaut decor&llll vacanclea NOWJ Sml lclde, bltns, patio, pix. 673.JlOO pool. Ideal location. nl,y fee/hee We time e ve. Smalllee.6'5-4900 • ~. AGT «14.S.7tl• or ~ ••eo.. ... uo.1• IDEAL FAMILY HOME SJ1.500.
cl<>1e to boat marina 11nd HUNTINGTON COVE
•cl)ools, ttals well main 3br, 2\.t~, 2 ur garage
t.a1ned 4 bedroom 2 bath •.MIO
at ............................. , .• St6,IOO ·
DANA
POINT
493-8812
4'1-1720
SOUTH LAGUNA
499.Wl
LACUNA · BEACH
49'7·2'89
76l.:i8S9 ••c:.....r.Gulde 1---------. ~ I lc6oa I.a.ct 3 I 0, Wow! SUl5. 1 Br, ref, nice Mcwporf IHicla • 1069 .....,......._,. 1069 •::. llOO ....................... area! Plx. Small fee. ....................... ....................... 645-4900
hoow with over 2ooo sq CUSTOM' DUPLEX neat
ft. ot Jl\'tng 15 priced ~ La~e Park. $120,000. Try ~ell al $104 900 UJ',.. dn. COE 7-15-77.
•••••••••••••••••••••<t• Wtnter. LilUo lsl1nd. E. * •C: Galle» EASTILUFF NEWPORT HD Duplex (1 Jevel) bme. Bayfront w/pler. Fully _....,..
VIEW FROM 6 ROOMS MAJEST8C: Owner& Jge dlx irnmac furn. Sept t1l June. Surprise! S'lZO. 2 Br, fncd
. . RE AL Es TATE lrviM 1044 ·----•och 1048 44')4C:tf()l.ACif l'~i:n~~~~ ...... \ ................ ~ ............... . 5 bdrm. lg Cam rln, 3 ba ELEGANCE unit. 3 8t' 2 Ba, nu cpls, SHOO/mo. Without. pier ya.rd, patio. nice! Pix •. Jcargar,xlraclosets Private gated lront drpe, PA heat, bllns, $1$00/mo.673.()211. Smllllfee.645-4000
TliC:HbS IMYISTMINTS Landmark by owtJr. 4br, may really fall in lov~ t114t 496-771 t 3ba. good location. with Ulla Culvudale 4
_ 112.500. 963-4308 bedroom bome that ia on
644-0138 $180,000 r.uo. Tile enlr)'. uuae stereo, b~lr fire alarm HntW ••C:__....1Gu1CS.
SB.LJMG k~t~he:mN~w1':,~~:h:: ~~~~:is. ~~~~ti!!~ 1:no:' 3142 LovclY 3 Br Qillege Park REAL ESTATE block ·counter top. patio, pvl yds, auto ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• bro.. Fruit trees, ~Jose to
Nix Bch/Costa Mesa Formal J>inel Separate spklrs. 2 dbl 1araaes & l Br Twnhof!t"· PLUSJL aclWI " 1bopplng, ·call Fol.Mt• Valley I 034 a corner location. And 1t SlNCE19.'\.q M11ter Suite. Double driveways. +off SL Pkg. Wet bar. Atrium. TebDls. m.uu or 996-3922. 759·0226 vanity m irrored ward forboatortronhugecul Pool . CJubbou~e. ••••••••• •••• •••• • •• • •• .... ~Oft baa outst.andltlg curb ap.
BY OWNER, 3 ·Br ·~ to42 peal.Showa real PRIDE ( IWIAt A!!NIJ&ftl@l robes. Plus 4 more queen de sac lot. $125,000. owe. $l25/mo. QU Mr. Nellou DClla Poa.t 3226 \~~~~~H~flllll~~;~flllll~_,~,_,~~~j sii.ed BR sewing room or Open, must see lo ap· a.2836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twnhme Nr Mile Sq.••••••••••••••••••••••• OF OWNERSHIP.
Park. End unit. Xlras 3 Sr 2 Ba, cathedral ccil· $87,500 Call toi;ee '62~o-Ont 0 554 _3626 Inga w/heavy beams, 1n ~ Close-In Lot ..:. t HU&:h&l wot'k shop ts here too. Br· prec. 848·9575 H9wpori leach 31 &9 Sparklinf 2 sty, 3 er, 2~~
Commercial lot with ex. Ina your horses' This ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, cpt.s, drps, frpfc. Rec.
____ r_ hv1t1g & dUlmg rm. Oak
LA U ST 11h1ps ladder to loft ijj. rellenl city & OC'ean vus LIDO IA YFROMT beautiful .C,000 sq. ft. lftcome 'roperty 2000 Oceanfront. 2 Br uUl pd fac1htles. Nr Marana.,
Approx 3750 sq rt. or with fool & Sandy beach mansion• only $179,WO. •••-••••••••••••••••u Sl50 wk or SJsO mo. tii IAe $135/mo. Call Piit C E A l1br.iry. red tile r1,of. bl.lllctablc lanc1. <•xcl•llent 5 Br, 41,2 bulbs, 2 trplcs. Ctodal!Y'%~~{7~al prevu:w UNITS.UNITS June~. 646-2510 Fry, 831·9432
loc:atJOn 939,600 L I . . f Be llf 14 B b ·I Or 5 bdrni. 3 b;ath. bnck front & batk )tire.I. '
popular El CiJJOn model, lge pott~r:. kiln an hk Y'I
:h'11r ga1·:it1e. l.:l• f;11n rm $130.000, by owner One Of a Kl"nd u xury 1v1ng or ()l>f.,,,,.,.,,~,11Nrowt1 '' TWO-FOUR·PLEXE~ Summer Special! $230, a~ u ~,2 a.patio,
+ patw. :.ubm1t 1irt·11en1 84611173 RANCH REALTY
home 111 tn111!! !itiH :131 J or - -----55 I ·2000
~.000 Xlnt financing re : : I Huntington Beach. Will pool, rel. bltns, more! lncd yd, ~ car gar. lmprells1ve o<'eaftfront avail. tst offering, prln· .. tlf~lll,t oxchange. Call our omce Unt. Small fet. 64.5-4900 _002-__ 2_194 ___ _ ci pals only. Cal l • f · t tto homcjublnfewfcelfrom Owner/Agt 673_6272 . ; o~anappom men see ••CoetsumenGulde BEAUTIFUL 2 sty
tbeswf; deck looks over --------• . =i= -thts. Q,uall Place ex-''Thunderbird". 4 DR 3 [)..lti·l7f>.I. Opl•n ~un. lnltte I 044 1 ________ _
~ ···i:~~·5;~:~··· ~g::~·:. hvorcd s urf/swim ROOMFORIOAT clusive.$137,SOOea. SanJllClft BA, FR. den. frml o'R,
bench 3Bdrms. 0000 Broadmore Sea,·1ew, pvt lXUN TSEAS S <:•strano 1178 workshop. Hilltop Joe.•
-IRVIME in magnetic area! \Valk
4 Bedrooms, 2 bath. lo pool & rec. hall from ~~~~~~~~~~
Bst view. 4br, 3ba, cr't$, Camper loo-.in these S I . T IDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /o"e11n view, J'ust 5 I 9 7 Y ht two new custom homes Lovely pr t de or 1 " poo s. 1 1 a c $495. 2 Br. den, 2 bn, Bui t minutes from marina. Enchantress. Open 1-6 in Newport Hghts. 3 ownership units -oldies '76. Park like settina. Ca· SS.SO/per mo. Agt (714) Br+l&e bonus rm, 21.~ but goodies. Near bleTV,grandplano,new 492-4121. your ~ bedroom separate home. Fenced townhOme. Sporting new
yurd ·good family home, carpets, bwlt·in wet bar SUPER NICE!
EAST l&.UFFS.WSIC
JBr, Cam rm. lg corner
lot, immac, by ownr
S149,500, 644·1805 Prin
only.
ba, fam+din rms, 230C Wtstcliff. Olfe.red al appl. Gardener. (714)1---------
sq fl, 2 s lory. lots of ~.000 by appoiAtment '96-200&. Two3 BR untum houses, :z
WOC)d. Sl.Cl,OOOea. only. baths, crpt.<1, drps, rl'J>lc. AIRCONDITIONEO. & fireplace! ~nlertam· i---------ment's 8 Ql\Ural W/2
pools, Jacuzia, park &
lush landscaping. Seeing
ls believ1n1CI $79,900.
3106 " 3112 Broad St.
Ea1t of Nwpt & So ol 15lh
St. Open wkdys 1-3,
wkDds 12-4.
u........_.._ 1 St. mo. 1.50. dep. $1'75. & COSTA MESA ,,_. UnfwltlsMcl $350. T1Ylor Made Real·
lf5Z3 C.o•PU5Da·IRVINE
(Open lll 9P Ml
l"Quall ~ liiilPlac•
Prap•rti•• , 752•l920 .....
l•OO OUAll.Sf NIW~IJ HACH
NEWPORT HErGHTS
new home. 4 Br 21~ Ba.
o,;araot. S139.SOO. Open
Sal Sun. 1·5PM. Agent
.t>iS-9950 -----
BIGCANYOH
I Dr. 2·~ ba, pool, JUl'U//1
& Hew l::lt•t·tnc !IJlc:.
&W·84JS, W0-5957
Call 731-1S22
Western Paclr1c Prop.
TRIPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• t,y, 499-2986or'95-4486 Pride of ownership on G ... ral
quiet street. Spacious ••••••••••••••••••••••• Toro · . 3232 owners unit wilb 3 bdrm, 2 b:s, Garden ·-•••••••••• .. ••••••••
fireplace. Call for •P· Grove nr sch ls $1'7S mo 4br, 2ba, 3 car gJr. pointment. Now only 842-689o. . · $400. 586-5360
<-Cl Sl:.J,ooo. -. HMftt• I 07 6 --llc6oa lslond 3206 aift Valley 3234
~rgc Ira le' ~I. l lir, J Un, lil:i. Plac• . 2 S«>ry-3 Bdrm, fam rm, Br 2l'a Ba, newly painted
"DIVE"
11111' J ti I 11 ... u rrt rn {' r
11u11 hasl'. '"P•'r I .1111 rm
" pool & n" 1·.,1m lil·am
u•alrni: l;im rrn Vn·~hly
<l 1• t· u r .i 1 l' c I \ I rt' u d y
hnantcd w Sl5.500 V ,\
loan, or new loan ava1IJ
hit'. Mu:.tM•c Open Sat &
&An. 008 3371or5 tti-1754.
BEAUTIFUL ,rr1•ntn.-1· Hn·nt wnrnf. .1
CUL VERDALE Hr 2 BJ, Film Hrn patro'
OH THE WATER
The French countryside
reproduced above the
cr a s h1n~ surf of
l.aguna'i. famed Woods
Cove. Lnrge Normandy
home with gut•st house.
maid's & chuurrcur"• q111;rter:.. Pr1 vate nld
world village 'lt'lt1ng,
Jin\ JtC Ml·~ to l>e J<:h ,\
l'l.i.'l!>IC Orfcrt'd .i l S7!J5,000
BEST BEACH BUY
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fam f<m be.iut poof p t• 2 frplci.. $7SOtmo yrly. rondo Bonus rm O\t'r
1'11mc afl'a. Ol·can \ ICW rapw ••• Sahsbury H.E. 673·~00 dl>I ll•Jr. w klll'h & bath.
f'r1 nt uni) ~1~2.soo 1400 OUA~s,~-~~~OllJ HACH Pool, dbhi.c, tcnn1:..
l'1Jpt1ldr pl11n 47. 4 bdrm. & to\ eri., anterior uri
home with fOTmul dining gradt'<l, call 752 5331 CH!:. 3 Monnrrh Hay Pia.tu $135,000 l!i;I &17tl · 2 Story 3 Ur, fam rm, 2 Cpti., drpi., di.hws hr
frpk , S750 mo yrly. paliow1f1rt•ring.Nr !>chl
Salisbury Realty 6tJ·6900 & bhopb, no pets. $175 mo. GOLF <.:OU HSI:.:
rm. & huge lamrly rm A for appt. Laguna N11tuel
J<JY lo behold al $93,900. --------496-7222 831·0836
t:Jllforappl. br Dean!! Home In 1~~~~----~~
:!St). Jun . .1B.\,2 frpk.
12 yrs old 34.IXlOO fee H 2
lot w 1111om to build.
f;as1ly converted to •1·2
duplex or decorate &
have lovely :nnglc re:..
beach hm. 1"7 blks to
ocean. ~'.r blk to park &
bay. Call Pat Stomel
675-6775or646 7414 agt.
COLONIAL
Ocean v1~w home on San
Clemente Gulf Course. 4
elegant bedrooms, 3
b11thll, den. family room
& sunny lan11i. 1''or the
39 UNITS
Santa Ana. $600,000
27 Bachelor units & Corona Ml Mor 3222 Evs/wkncls. 008-0637
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ATTENTION:
V.A. BUYERS
lmm .... 111.ilc .J Ur. l '1 bn
lh oni: ownrr W.1lk Lt,
µ,u \t.. :-.l!1·d $:11100 or In.a """"° . to.~cl ~";.o '· .... " i,:il £' F"dnTn '<•\N Or
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and be honked' Oncl'
)OU \(' '\l't'n th1:. IO\'E•ly &
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home an Grcentrrr
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TJs t eful use of
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hon1a rm. All upl(raded. O()t,ONY. :i hr.? ba, Cam.
Hy ownr. $117,SOO otOI rm h11thlv upgradetl.
Cai-thne1111. l>r 002 IWtl!fl Po~t tenn1~. $79,9Ut> Openhst•Sal1Sun In 'I Mt 001
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h11!h l'<'Jhlll:~ IHlll<. f}lh \II'" Ill hall,.. \;('!,
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in& .inti d1ap••r11" 811t Tu rt I 1· r o r k O 11 r n
yard for iturdtn and SJt °'Un, l Bdrm. 2'1 (\.,
play! ~K~9'i2·~IL__ IJ:t lnni rm. v.:aulte'1t rNI ---------1 ln111,:? frpfr'11, prof'ly lndupd. S1 U ,000. 18712 VACANT Pu.o Cort~.t. H.3.'HJ:r71
Sparkhna. lr~b & ready GORGIOUS
to enjoy. 3 llcdrm Uuteh 4 IDRM HAS H aven nr nrt"un It marlnn. Stc11l It for IVIAYTHIMCi
915.9!ll with 81' ltttlc> a11 3 I e v 11 I , d r a m 3 l I c
10% d1>wn Ilt!orf1eld llomu. 1-'rm 1
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W••thann Realtors Cmly rm " frplr . Htll 2 lrvrl m:oitr hclrm hns .'Ill
--'"•t•1•R•E•H•etw-·ort.--•l llnl( ltn'a. All 1111~ f11r on
ly ~ . .sou ~-94111.
Lots of Room
:i BR. :l bo. dhl t·ar
14aru1tc. ini:I patio Mu .. 1
:.t'(? to bell~v~ s.'>l,500
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Hool ls Mn
Un 1vers1 t y Pa r k. 1-12 l·Bdrm. units
llLLGRUNDY
REAL TOR 6 7 5·6161
••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Place 2 story, itoo
Beach Duplex Charmer, 2 sq.n. 4br, nr school & 0 W NE R. $124,5ou. &..agi.,aHJlls 1050
SSHi896 Prin Only •••••• •• "••• • • • • • •••• • • Br. l Ba, eocl gar, fplc, park. $595. 547·0204,
wood & glass. Walk to 898-4155or968-2720 •
$69,750
for a 2 bedroom home in
Greentree homes oC
I rv1ne. Lots of hv111g
area m a rustic dttor .
Call lo see.
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000
SYRACUSE
-...~ b<l"e it couple oi iiooli
~J;f.'it.' ~~ms
pools. p3'1( and &C~l8
1'hlm $85,900. C<11l to ~~
3br, 2ba at 22512 Montova
$71,000. (21:J)672 1731 & (213 )770·2729
discerning family all~~~~~~~~~ $189.SOO 1-
DERTllA HENRY
REALTORS
bch.. lmmed occy, $650 544-30'8 4 Br 2 Ba, fplc, patio, less
then 3 yrs new. Avall.
La1Jino NiCJMI 1052 215 Del Mar 492·4121 DJ1frft1 Property! 2Brl Ba. fplc, bltns,drps, 6/l. 842·13S7
We can find il for you. no pets $390 •---------•••••••••••••••••••••••
IT 4LIAH Vil.LA Oceanview Nwpt Crsl
Condo. 2BR, Den. fp, wet
bar, J3l'Ulll, pool & l<'nn
$150.000. 673-2332 ;
675-SO!lfl
hautff\d 21r Condo
garage, 2 patios, pool rec
rm, golf course view, l
hlk to ncean. 556,900.
Bkr I~ 6331
Beach area. Probates, • &ro-7S46 f'WiftC)ton leach 3240
bankruptcies, trustee ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••
CONDO
313edroom. 21'1 bath. din·
ing room. 2 fireplaces.
sates, forced sales. under IROAOMOOR lJPER CLEAN 3 Br, a
market values. We can Lux model. 3 & Fam & Ba, bltns, lgc Fam Rm.
Joint venture. Call World den Exclusive secured Nr a hops & beach,
Wide Brokers, 6734545. fam comm. Heart Cd•!. _839_-'3!17 _______ _ beam t"eihng' Walk to S E ,, v 1 E w ocean. On1tanal model, n<'v~r 11\t>d in Great BROAIHtOOR Plan 5. 2 San Juan Co5ta Me$a duplex & 2
loc.illon SIU'J.WO ~~~r~ T~~olJ~~nt;~; e~-Capistrano I 078 houses. Sl47.ooo. Jncome JAY W. YEA TS chge+ se('Ond. 640·0696 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $13,800. Owner768·635-1
HFALTOrtS W9 :!237 -C1\SA DE C1\PJSTRANO
Walk schls -nr all-
hrbr&ocn view.1 Yr lse
S850Jmo. f'rom 6/1. Bkr.
644-1790 or 644·2217 <Ownr>.
SUPF.RSllARP
&CLEAN
3Ur, 2Ha Landmark
hom(', J' i ma to beach, 1
)·rold. 96.J.6176
2 Br, front unit Open Sal VIEW VIEW & Sun 10 ~PM . 32131 Prime area. Gross
Pasco CJrolana . niue $31,000 + .. Will trade up
VIEW Ocean Vitw C:ondo lphrn Realty. 493·5331 or down. Owner /Agl.
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Rudc11r'i' t'"";>~<lro~om , ~5-~.t~-~~ •••••• :: ••••••••••••••• .., DEEP IN THE
HITS-IALIOA. Broadmoor Seavaew. ~ly 3b -r-.-2-b_a _h_o_m_c_.
Nantuc~et model. New 2 Fplc, DW. crpt.g, drape:.,
br w /dcn & utraum. 2 t"ar gar. ln Super
View. Tennis & com. nei hborhood. $375/mo. .."i:;;1~,. 111 ~ ; • ..,....:;~~;.,· .. -~
modl•I home with pro-•BRADFORD• HEART OF 833·3622 Gr c a t C a l C la as i c
fei;110nr1l landi.capinf HARBOR VJEW eo· d l •h•• Fantastic 3 BR, exec.
l''or Und('r Sl00,000. Call CARMEL *CO .... DO* . rora1 ed Mar-th'-e ul· home. $800Pcrmont.h
tod . • 2033 Port Weybridge " hma e n uplex ... tory ! Agent644·7383 Barelybrokenln ... just4 Owner's unit has 2 1---.;._ ____ _ CALL Ow 3 Br, fam rm, $140,000 b d b 'h Su 0 -t Years old, thls two-story e r ooms, two a. s mmer ""'nta l 5/15 to fee. Principals only p Lu s .. · h L o Id 752 731 960-5272 town home HAS a <L.e n w it 813 513 'l'Ch • ~mo. • 5 bedrooms. plu.sb carpet· PRIVATE DECK up. Warm & woody 3 Br 1~
neighborhood. 3 BR,
near Meadowlark Golf &
schools. Only $'115/mo. Call
-~DO ... N~A!...l~D:!M=-.:B!.:l~lt~D~ OceanfrOftt Hom• Ing thruout. o separate stairs-DOWNSTAIRS ls Ba. courtesy to brkrs.
.. ....... CH RE"'LTY dinlng room PLUS a fantastic cathedral CollMackin,673..ft800Rm
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11 .. 110" West Newport. S22S,OOO. fenced patio. pool and ceiling livlng room, din· ~-REAL TY INC. 551·~~0~ _ Ms.-Vieio t067 Principals only. Agt. t'lubhousu facilities. ing room. FAMILY Cos __ t_o_M_ft_0 ___ 3_2_2_4 714/146·1371 .,...RTL~'R'""'K ""•-•utiful ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-lSS5orG3l-~20 __ Clooc lo Sl'hools. loo On· ROOM, mammoth wet ------------•~ L '"'-IXw eeeeee•••eeeee••••••eee .. SP ' SE\ \'I F.W r•ort R(),\ al ly SS3.000 I Open Ill 9Pl\1 ). bar. fireplace & patio. ""'"" 4 8 2'tla Ba din rm u4"!>1gner homl• ltt 'ornt•1 AHi< H' lbr. Jb:i. ram rm. 27111 Built-an kitchens. Excep· j) -· r, • • luc on puk 'ta "' .lllr 1 1 1 d . fam rm, 2 sty. 2300 sq fl. rum rm l!l2t.1 !'.11•rtJ HEW ~<1 ft w panor1m1r \lew 1£ 1 t ona an scaping-Presl1gr llntg Bch. ,:f'rona ltJ:l:tt.<>u rhic; n~H·r h\l'cf m La lrom Ol'Can to moun-Qual~ excellent area! $215,000 714846.3336 1-·um1l1,, model with a IJIO'i. Gu.1rded gate. ten· • PICIC9 Open tal 9PM. LOOK PROPERTIES ~ leoch I 041 '"c .. p1ni: \it'" of Sdd ru.' 1:rt~. pool S259.000 Prap9rtl--_ -
....................... dfl•haC'k \foont,11n~ of Call O"nr/BAgnt, 7n·l9iO I' I.Quail~ PRJMEEASTSIDEC.M. HIGHLY upgrad~ 4 br,
IUlLDAILE LOTS Ff'r., .J b1:droom~. a hu.ic $52 11100 14()() OUAJlH. HI atACH • Pfac• CONDO. 2ar, 2ba, dbl w /vaulted cc1I gs .. Lav lam1I~ room , lui;h gar. Brand-$pankln' nn w/frpl, bnghl k1t ch Pnm<'l'c>mmercittl lotu· carpclinii thruout. A HARIORVIEW Propltt"tl•a new. YrJy, lse at w/d.shwshr.Heavy11haJ<e
lion "" Const Hwy. ill "rrtre l '" of( master 4Br. 38a. $165,000 "W1·nner" 7J2·19i0 '175/rno. Call for appt., roof. Nr lake & park. $400 Victor1a AtnC'h ~ lot l'Or bedroom, butcher block 1835 Port Carlow 1400 OUlltUJ. NJ~ NACM Mary or Doo mo. 841MM27
OM'. oc·t.in v1f'w. thrett 640-1049 ---------R 2 lota·$40.000f'.ieh; t\\lo counter top1'-many • and you will h4I when you TWohoulfleoo 1 Jot in San-C:Ol.1 OfNl'WPORT Shnrp 3 br, llv rm w/frpl,
C:l lt>tt ·$44,000 •uch, many <'Xltaa. Pram~ MEWl&.UFFSCOHDO viewthtatarge<4bedrm taAna,R·3,Jrots$7200 REALTORS c:heortul kitch
h1r11e R·l lot 1n Tern.Pl• )(J(tuUun.$1l,!lOO.Ol)tlnUI Blooming Delores palacewitblaraedlnlng yr. By CPA, ownr/agt. 675-5511 w/d.<Jhwahr, L i yd.
JWlu...,a-&e7,500. 9PM, Model, 3 Br Z'h Ba. end rm~cp. family rm-$72,000. S12,000 dwn wm ,.. w/frult trcea. $3'15. HORJHS REALTY unit. D'y ownt>r. 501 near South Coast Plaza. handlo.541-4054 Slrlklng 3br, 2ba; lam. 80-942'7 I& jQ ~I ll .,33u.... 7901 Doomlna1yearoldareal tm. 1754 Iowa. Cpt'd le--------• 494-8057 • • p:!.-'u~a.~ ,.,.,.,,644. · SUperapllllevel!Call COSTA MESA Dplx, drp'd.~mo.844·1836 2Br2Ba,&wnhae,pool.
---....... Oi>cn JloWJe Sat. & Sun. RED C:ARPET SIU,000. 28 2BR units. Jae, 1111una, walk to bch. OVER toACR.1'; PrOpM'tl•• t 1 ·6 PM• 0 w n er 8'5-1103AJt. Hall or Fame 3 Br 2 Dn, Sec,d8lgar.898·2nt PARC~:r. ni· W/(.'Ooporate w Ir~ Rtafton 8U·lll0 .... _,_._ D-·-a. compl redec, all nu bltqs SUPER NICE!, Prime undeveto.,.•d n.1 !4090UA1l1t Ht llACW ---.._, -•......-r, & n!frla. $450. Uol<'rre1t
land, c:myon ~ ocll vu!w>. Vl•w View Yfew ;---;,..._ -t 090 Rttori 2400 tennis, swim clh av all. 3 Br 21h nu condo, 2
t'(lrdova d l\R, fam·rm. St<t• Catalina ti> the Mtns '"'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·47.58 fpJc's, p11t10, gur, pool, ucl)ill'ent lo pr"1'\tll!IOUH cpt'H. ttNllll'd, beaut <romthialovt'lyncwJBR •••••••••••••••••••••••Insulated 2hr rurn cabin. J11c, 11auna. up11ruded •
arc•:i lt.irc opport lnd'\rp·~. vll'w $71,000 +den home in gorgoous THE SUMMIT Approx. 300 yd1. from Eastsid<' 2 Br hoUle, in S4 7 S ma. a ob, si5.~?-·~~;';~T,TOH CJllfl31)20ll Seu.view. Lrg family Grt!()nhom Mt. akl tow, court. R~t'ntly redec'd, 213-800-2007
N'IOm, 2 trplc's. atl'iurn, SP c <'ta<' uh r c • n ~uola Nutl. f-'orc11t. IZ80 mo. 548·6173 ------4Y4116I J Condo. :1br. l 12ba. frplc, wet bnr. parquet entry. ti levered, pa nor a mlc Frpl, elec appl. cpt, wtr. 3BR. 2BA. pool. 2 car aar,
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M ( l h dtt0rutNI rpt'.'I & drps. Exclllnt nuL&ttr BR \1lew In prcslltlous yr. rnd. Call: Thom-on ••$365. l Br, 2 Da, B/I, crpta/drps, bltns, refrig, WESTSIDE WOODIRIDGEPL •ti!lt~•~~en ct1tm m, quiet cul lfl' i.ac nr w/GrtClintub. Ju.~t llllt Cowan Hel&h\1. 3br, 714.446-4851 .... OW, cpu, FP. etc. aard/pool pd. S05.
Steps to beach club a A1tunawiocean school Comm pool. edatszz9.soo. 3'"tbl. 1'111 bar In den, 642-222lor646·9666m11g. -...m IW.TY, INC. Choose your own in' ~~~. ~::~k.Ba~: t~ 1111.000 Sit 45911. wet bar ln din. rm. Outof ~ B B dbl ---------141·2323 terior. This• BR 4' 2 ba Customh~d ioterlor rt--.+. 2550 3 r, 2 a, 1arage, Brtnd new a bedf'Q\ LAH· hse ls ready tor oc:cup st. Jot. Si!tl5,000. Call ror Newport•oc" to6t w /nqulalte walnut ..... 7-;~••• .. •••-••u Mesa Verde avaJl May DINO borne, 1900 sq.ft.
---------now.83S-<1211est91512;or appt. · ... -•••••••••••••••••• panellnc. Poot. ~ooo. Vlc PALMSPRINGS ~.$400mo.&48-3627 •lth formal dlnln1,
SUMMIRTIMI m3M4. IOND RIAL TY c0uMnv UY1NG !:'1°~<>nty, Call for •ppt. R·l .lot iooxm• • .F•n· £AgJ'SJDE Charmfr, 4 ~ :::"'m~.)~n'!f d: Qui~!.';'!~. UMIVHSITY,ARK 131-9411 B!CXBAYAREA ..,..,.,_ wt.lcm•ofSu Jadzt. Br, 2'4t Ba, cpW. drp1, l•rde11er Utb Moo.lb ,,led entry. Stfp dOWl1 Amhuttlmodd Great enl boroe, llACtfC:HAUT tomta.L«atedlnSlubbe kid• ••lcome. U75. free ... uiraBkr llvtnc room. Vaulted by Owner •~ciou.a4Br, 1~Ba. LR, 2-SitY ~ Ofllw"-4..... CaQ)'OD, lS min. DCllt.bof 560ZIO · •
3'BR.%ba. cul-d•at. Dll. den op" tet P•Uo · A· am~. s BR .• 2 •u•••••••••h••••-••• Palm Sprint•· $f.500, a.an. quiet 2 br 2 batll cellln11. Warm wood ,._11 •t•u 88Q .. flrepU.. 1, bl.,•/itrilahed2car11r. Mollletto.a tAinN.CallJlmorlilarJ, Mesa Vmlo. 3 Br, 2 ba, ~ondo In So.' Hunt. P8JlC11nc. Cheery coun· -7&a-71M'7 kit "/many itlraa, weL Walk to beach, poota & ForS. f 100 own.tl'le44·• tam.rm, "20/mo. Lae. Beach..SZ8S.963-&'W try kllctten. Crackllng,._ ________ I b a -ti ore front ttMla.AIJ<ln1tS8$,IOO 97t-7Dlor540-8519
brick nrcplace. Hidden'' ar. ~ o MIWPOIT SHOR!S ~·· .. ••••••••· .. ~··•••• ......... ,___ 4 Br condo, n11 s.. cpt.,,
master wln1. PJua J CULYMD.ALI ~'~ l~:. a'rr:u':,, ~~~ beaut. decorated A· ~NATIONAL~ ,Sips 4, GroYft 2700 3br,2ba, cpts, drps, frplc, drps, clbhu.ae. pool, ten·
morC! que-en alzt SIR..PAMltM. ~ .. cSt,ownrlrnllfrd. tram.-00 corner lat; 3 com~lotety recond. At ••••••••••••••••••••••• d /w, 1ardenln.r Incl. nla,13:1Q.9'19-788S bfodroom• Custom brirk A hard to find 5 bctrm. OPEN SAT JSlJN 1.~ bdrma. +den; 3 blka. lo beac . '1100. Coll C213) Mret, rlch •·arm land. $1D6. 64W978
paUo OvC'rlookii olymplr hom e \ n b cu.u ti f u I 2392 Rny P'nrm Place ootan. 991.500 387·13"41> ~ frontaae. Xlnt for Spacious 3br, 2ba, Ideally 4 Br hse, nke yard, ~u r~::,~npr::1!,:~~::1l ~~o'fefu1~~:r,?t~~~;':.l~q3 MT 0032 CAYWOOD RI.ALTY O&yfronl Mobile hmn, h'ull. hnrae.~ or t:le .. ,t893. Jocat«I. l-"rplc. bltn•, RV ~~~':;~beach.
tropica lai~el Don't b4IU11, 2 f rcplates nnd Lorett.a Duvlslfkr * 54'·1290 * NpBch adult park, An ac:re. Terms by storage, $4ti0. !141t0022 or -·----
mw tbl11 bar11ll11\11l only clttunlly dt•c>or11ted S~EW. Dynnm1" fi.500 . .iu·li.'IO owucr.&19 2673 ~ C.osy,~harmln13brhom•.
186,900. Call now for lhroout Redw1•d to 11C'll. ocHn/utcs view Brand WANTED Delu-;c> adult p11rk In ~~ llOO E..c .• TH 3br, 2ba, trpl, :c'.:O:C::~p,,f~~~~ ptrsonal pre\'lew C1lllloday new, choo1eo color HcrborYiewHome Jrvlnti.2BR.2ba •. eun ....cr•111t enc pallo, l>OOI. clbhst mo aec:urib.R f
'152·1700 --.._ "-............ _.._....__ S2l,OOO undtr mitt. it or 5 Bedroom from porch, .Clio. N~w carp ........ •••••••••••••••• GS.t7s.5008/i73 2332 'd. +,
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WALK TO BEACH ~t'b~ 2 Dr + den'von nn Cncd yd 1·lcve'l Mon: LJ• ' br :s w fl"fle ·--••••••••••••••••• Ele1anUy furnt1bed. lndalrl. $125 It $185. 1Jeaul3Bdrm,2ba,farn $SSOS.17:._.w1pnme u, teg~l6506'4-'809 ~bwbr.'au. 1'ar•ie'.~-tobuc .. ,U :tBa SUOO/June -$1500 &46-2U0;879"3700
rm, lovely yard. tS31 · encl. )d. No doaa. 1103 ...._. ... r • July/Au.a, Wa\erCroot
Molokai. $450/mo. 'Jbe Ranch 4 hr 1 • ba BAYVIEW ClirfDr JBr, Alabama »6 UH or r~.c~drpl • .OOyrly Homes83.l·UOO SBmalll Npt Center oflfit'e.
5$.9911, 536·2113 .......... f 1 ' bort' 1 • -'~ 2 & ' hard'Aod Qra A WI~ comc>lnOfion ..-171• • .... M2 a t'ODY, ocean " ew .....,.. rp c. :. eue. ~-... · • o1ocsun-tiomts _. 0 Mo to Mo rental~ •Br 14~ R. cpta d:rp9 ~or644-841S DR,SWS.673-2252 .,_..,...... Ii ot41EACM VocaHo.a.t• 4250 . .
fplc, lae yaa~. bo~t 1at.e'. Tt11m..EROCK 3 Br 2 Ba, NEWPORT SHORES, ,.. IUl*b ~~:9 ~~a::°'b~:.: ::wbr~ IAUOA ISL.AMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1770 0..... •CM
$39S.1162-ol'11evt/wltncb. 11uto1pmkln, cul de 1ac. dee 3 Bl' 2 S., avl now. .........._ li--'-• nvrne ..._,,,.., Nr. kb. Acht.lt.a. no pell. 2 la nna Ii ba, pri ent. Dana Point Mulo•. 1510 aq. ft. Bathroom. +
38r 3 .. -Condo-" setae.W.-5.m $495mo.640-2811 ........ _ ..... ~ •r·~ ..... _, $22:5/mo.~ Sl'TSPC'Wk.Summeron· Room•. kitchen prl~. rm W/llnk, rC!d c. PMf
• .,.. ...... unll. spa• Wllmmlhg • bllilards. ly.67s.5832Eves. nlco home. Exclu1lve for pbotofrapb1 •tudio. Y!!'!.}' pool. '38$/J'DO. New Woodbrida~·Poplar Bhtfs, 4 Br ~ndo. fplc, Onelcl'M>lldt00ml.Oot80th Q NEW-J.2638DltMS neiahborboocl. flSO/mo. or medical ofc. sau. -~1 P lan. Landacaped, Din Rm, lse. $.150. No ~ ~Vllfa From$250lo$600 Onbcb.BLShareapt. Yr. Pbas.oln4 ~
l7 Yr old 3Br1~ S.. w /2 draped~r, 2 ba.. "71 pets. 64.W'18l Q,._, r • r-« . 8»'739 ~~.'!:' Prtb PAL¥ SPIUNOS AR.:,\ For Lcuo 2300 aq ft lb
car 1ar. Ii• focd back mo.Ml BLUFFS, 1 leYel, prime MO....,..AYt:Cothl ..... 'IOMMS DELUXECondo,2br,l~ 2 Brfum, coQdo_on aOil pruUaloua Nwpt Bch
Y!J..d. Ne~ chckld b0JC° Or•nget.ree Lake, ud&1ll loc, 2br, 2ba, frp1c, a.dill, --·--ba, Crpl, pool, Jacunl, Y&\RLYl bllcto beach. 2 course. Toanl1, pool, juat So. oc Airport $1750
?;;•new berpt,, t • d · rondo, 2 Br, pool, tC'nnla. no pets. ~75.644-4201 ~ paUo. &lallo,y 1Ut1. sm Br. adulta, no pets, tna~C:l, Sunrl1e CC. mo. T52..SL5S
pd. ~~o. 21~~;.;r c.lbhae~ mo. 833-229() Newport Shores 3 Br 2 Ba, ,A.nm laata ftnl • 4 · Af & ....... u.r... 983-Jml pr,~ mo. f7S..4958 • Mlrag~, $275 wk: -. .......... RlWfGI 4410 "
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ed. S32S mo. 9688918 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor V~ llome11, ••-••••••••••••••••••• 1&28R,unf,deao, 3br 2ba Coaslal house. Coal. rm ..... t ~· all
847-41S4 OLDE Mona('o 2 Br 2 Ba. pool & 2 br, neor boy & beach. close to shops. LARGE & SUMMY Harbor View Knoll • Near E c 010 1 i c a PMDOlcd, 11m. whse an re·
Walk lo Beach•. 3 Br .. Ba. s· A ... ,SH tennis pri v. $600 mo. Pool. Avail lo Juno 30th. 645-8938 2 br apt. a.. ml. from the New ! BR. & den, Cape Reserve By week or mo or.1 Ol' z yr. lease. Lake
bltns. 27x57 rec r"oom, r"'" ll<W·2Wtlevs. 646-lSMor631·0020 ~ch. 91MM61• lOAM t.o C_Od style condo wilb Dr. WbeUUne 831.28u · Forcal area. KenL LOCATED ON OCEAN SfUNNINGlgeZBr.2Ba, tiPM v1ew,overlooldngpool& ' Harkins.
pvt yard. 2 rar aar w/op-Slot; Of' HWY. AT VIC-Walk t.o beach. 2 i.ty A1---------garden apt. Pool $2M. 71 tennia cl. Hi&bly up· ........ SW. 4300 '114·581-9393
nr. Wtr pd. $.SOO mo. TOR l A H EACH. frame, 3 Br, 2 &, fplc, W. l8thSt. IRA.HD HEW! graded. Avail. June 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• NWPl'BCHSl'ORE Jmmed occpy, 968·0833 Spacious 2 BDRM .. has wet bar, pool & tenrus. L.,_ I Kt1c m 552-4010 N n-b 2 bdrm .,Cl\ all 6PM 3 O FT. L l V . R M • $550 yrly lse. 64f>-78S7 NEW Twnhse. 2 br, 2 ba, 1·2 & 3 Bl:' apls. '"um ease ...,.,., o. Pax: • ......,, a30 Avon St. $300/mo
----------1 w/Med1terranean in· fncd. yd., gar, A/C. S250/per mo. 1411 _,ves. Maleover30. JerryWynn(21S)471·7701
2sty,3Br,lgebackyard lluence. Lge. p1cturel•---------mo. 1921 Anaheim. DeJaware,HBOpenl2·S3ar2ea xlntCd.M loca-84'1·7708Mr.Fieno
&k1tchen,ncwdrp1,new window wtVIEW Oto' S8500cean!ronlbomeon 642·6812 D&lly. 1 MJle to ocean. t.ioi ~ month. Avail Need te L 1200~.Primeretatlloe
pa.mt inside & out. $&25. THE OCEAN & BEACH lease. 3 Br. 2 Br 1 ~ Ba Twnhse, brlt 6'2-960'lAC\.536-1808 5/U.2.od OoorolSl61rla. Curnla~ W~hlnp 5 ~eu in a:-iJ~t!i,.c:~
, 962-4033; 831-~ BEL 0 W • Center ~ ~,:·t:n!!· walk to CREAT RECREATION: fplc, gar, lgepatio, adlll, Condo 2 Br, 1~ ba 2 aty, ~9019 houses of beach lo 151"8lfi0or675'9326 Hmatli!MJtCNt fireplace in rustic Swimmlni. saunas, 2 00 pets. 128$. u.1 Elden pool $325 /mo. N r S.C..."'-l876 Newport. Uuat be:1---------~ 3242 Spanish flavor. Lge. lol S>50 2 Dt, across from health clubs, bllllards, Ave 979.1~. 646•7027 Warner/Gldnwest. CalJ ....................... female, mature, neat & C_.y VU1oge
••••••••••••••••••••••• w/rourtyard patio, & oce .. n night·ll&hted t ennis evs • ' aft 5 wkdy1, anythne Neat.. cle 1 B t. All financial independent. Two stores on Newport
WA.TERRlOHT less than 100 yds. lo SllOOmo.Bayfronlt·on courts.Pro&proabop. · wkenda. 54S·US5; tiJpd ~ rapooth. SZ2S.mo+utU.en.zas.s Blvd connedin& apt.
JI l . t JI b beach. Just completely do2+den. view lf d . * 2 BR APT 842-1814. ~92-8875·. per m ua'""/Fem -mate ~ant· avai~·ble. __..per mo & un ina on ar our, remodeled & decorated, ~3Brw1thboatdot·k go rwinaranae,party • ........ .... .. -
4Br. w/dock·lmmediale incl.neww/wcarpeting. WATERFRONTHOMES room *$265 Pl.tLo•er'1 A.pt 317 Santa Barbara. New edtoshare lae2Brhseio up.
possession. leuae $1190 Owner wants permanent Call 631·l 4oo FUN ACTIV ITIES Llte & aary 2 br apt. Call 28r 28a adult& No pets. &Side CM., w/neat, non mo. 1 yr. $1075 mo. 2 yr tenant. Good rcfcrences1·--------• FUllllme director, free •PoobAocuuJ d/w !l60-461410AM to6P~_,_ 492_~ • • smoking EST grod.
Call Lee wkdys (213 ) reqwr~ Sunday branch, ~~Q'b. •Family & Adult __ Min's to OCC & bch. Coll
1170-0.321 $48SMO FantaslicNplBchcondo. trips, parties. aport Sun!lower 557 "800 MR.THEIEACH OCEANFRONT Don 634·4780 bef 5.
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Wet bar. Atrium. Tennill. .._MISSION REALTY view. Oe('orl'r delight B E A U T 1 F U L gar 000·4614 10/\M to view, lux 2br, 2ba cor. RMMTE Wante<l, clean wo room orrice/retall
p 1 c 1 b h ..> 5525. Avail now. Call A p ART M ENT S : New <single) apt. Crpl'>, GPM tondo. Pvt steps to bell. Ir ,__,,__ 1 store. 3103 Villa Way. 00 • u ouae. 494-0731 (213)920-1822. Mike d drps, range. refrig. Adlts/no pets. $800/mo. v . ...,...,.,, poo ·owner N.B. CaMery area loc.
S32S/mo. Call Mr. Ncli.on ------~~~~~s& ~~ur~ ~~~~ $:225/mo. Avail May 15 Mature, adults, 2 br, 1 (714 l 498·3683; (213) male. straight $200. $200/mo.Call873-0597 898-2636 LA.GUMA Harbor View,rent,lseop· No pels. Call days, story4-plex,cpts&drps. 7"8-830l 55 1·4 388. 5•61 _________ _
HOME uon. $00 mo. 3br, fam open daily lO to 7· Room· 541M729 eves: 751·9999 $245. 847.oo35or645-0044 wkdys/wknds. DESK space at 17875 r m 1 9 6 3 P 0 r l male Service avail. No • _ _... L 3116 .,.. '"'-3244 Spacious 3 bdrm.+ din. · <ask for Beal. ~ CICJUllO .. Cutdo Beach Blvd., near ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. home. Lge. Ii v. rm. Weybridge. 499-"896 eves lease reqw red. Sorry, R McCcrdt. Studio Apt, walk to beach. •••••••• ••••••••••••••• wn Talbert in Hunlln&lon •
NEW l br condo, A IC, wtlh fireplace & ocean .r•YGL •ss HILLS adults onJy •no pets. oy $300 mo. Sunset Beach. Lfe, quiet, luxurious, ex· UYing bpeft ... t Beach. $.'50 per month. view. Rustic extenor or ~ "' Realtor lllOH•wport 963-83llor!IGO-Sl47 cc. 2 br, 2 ba apt.. Shareabomeoraptmetil BringownfurnUure.Our =~~.j~u_m.1etc. wood shakes. Dbl. ~~~ Sl~:i·o. ~~·OO: OGakwrdood Costa Mesa Studio condo, Harbo ~~v~tor ~scenic pnv. ~-Cibn.s~ recepupbo·onist ·7"1 $.la':"'er
--'---------•carport. or547·5162 a en lbr. unruro. Ulil paid, Pacilic.$260mo.OnP arty gameroom, ~G«~~ your ne or ·per TURT<.EROCK cul de SS25 MO. Apartments adults only, 00 pet..s. See 960-3803 total security. Perfect cu~~ month. Daily PilotoU1ce, sae, park locauon. 3 Br 2 MISSION REALTY Easlbluff. 2 sLry vu. 3br, livingorw1cnd retreatfor NQ ~
Ba C & mgr alt 5, 2115 Placentia, Location•Pri-•Luxurv the adventuroue adult. For over~.,..., 832-4134 ---------• ·a1r.~75mo.lsl Phoft.494-0731 3ba-t'lrgfamwtfrple, CM .... •J .. ~·~
last, + $200 i.cc. Agt sundk off mast. i;le. $5() ~~lrvin'!-"'iat .._...l?th) · · •2 Bed-$260• Starting al $515/mo. M·Ftoshareonlbewater, RETAlLSfO~E N
752·0188 RIVIERA RDITALS lse. 642-6368 a~k for Sun· oau 645 ~ 2 br, rpls, drps, slove. No Bao bury Cross•842·6604 4119-2835 nu spacious, luxunou~ ~pgro;0 ~ ~,., 1 ~· e ~
t.'NlV PAkt\,JBr2'-i8a, HorthLOCJUftO nyorti4-l-14SO kid~ No dogs. S225· New3Br2Da.owners un ~msf'ounti*d homew/boalshp, pool, Mariner~ Mile. $575,
nrtenn1!'o. pools, s.iss mo Walk to beach: newly de-Somm('r Special' S200 al M...,..1Hc"1s-tei 645-29'18 1t, w (plr, gar, & pvt orUnfumished 3900 tennis. 840·2768 or 64S-397laft4pm
Isl & la\l + swo ~CC' coriltcd 2 bdrm .. 2 bath beach, ulll pd. Her. lint 1100 ISlh St FROM S260 patios, hai. all xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• (Z1J)TI6-4662, Paul
,\gent 75201ij8 house on IJrgl' lot with Smallf""."15·4000 I Cloi.elobch.9632056 TllEEXCITlNG CanneryVillage -.75 M ·~.,.. ( >ov~1t lfithl Milture adults r>nl~. no Wanted: straight fem Collage -----pnvate patio ..., ' 0 • •Consum~r-s Guide 642·8170 pets. l..arge 2 & 3 hr apts New 2 Br 2 (fa, w 1pvt PALM MESA APTS. 19-25 share 2 br apt !i.125 646-4801
HO WAITING South LOCJVna J>..hwhr, gas BBll. Ga:. patio, caragl' & all xtrui. :011NUTF.S TON PT & ut1l. Nr llarhor HI -.-------28R t·ondo SIOO mu Ne.it 2 Hdrm Jpt.. doa1: WATERFRONT h.,c 4 Ur pd 778 Sc<.>ll Pl IN2 5073 Clo.se lo heh. 9ti3 20SG BCll. ti3l·2688 or 6·l2·7:iK7 art s Industrial R~tol 4500 2BR 1·onrl1t ~ 10 Lo 1th11pping & ht•ach. ~00 a Ba, 2lj()() sq ft. l'ool, ten· B~:AUTIFULL y Furn 'd ----Bac·h. 1&2 BR. p m. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••
2BR lo"' nhcmw ~40 Mo. ius, p\t clbru.e S750 yrly 2 br. 1 ba upper. Sundeck Adult 1-;-side 2 br. encl. Lux npt, Jbr, 2ha, mil from S2JO. & up. For lease 1400 i.q. n. ol
:!BR <·ondo" I' S'J!°>O lsc S.'11-5079 & gar. $350 mo. Mature guragc, p.illo. fprl. pool. from water. S339 Per Adults. No Pets Apt lo shnre. $117.~. mo. f1ce/warehouse + 4000
<!BR home S37~ m;6 ft~fic;Hsfil -• -------c•pl w /reC's. Yrly lse. on-Jacuzzi. Like new $250. mo. Mr Lloyd, 897 2515 or l!i61 Mesa Dr. + util. Fem pref d. Pvt sq. ft. storage yard in
JBR home """ 'f"5")~"""Il<)._.,, ~-Cl-~e 3276 ly. 1st & Inst+ $100 clog. &W-0878 556 7225 (S Blks East or Newport bdrm &ba.New apt. Pinc I rvine. lnd. Complex: :IBR home Sl85 ~~ u C/ _. """""'"' k Cre k Vill ge Pool
31'Rhomc '°115 499·2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO bren age to move BAY MEADOWS Blvd.) . e a • • w/avail. key lock gas , ~ in. 210"2 30th Sl., 675-2889 ELEGANT 2 br condo on 546-9860 J acuzzi & crts. Ofc, pump & secy services. :IBRhomeDcn $<115 -----t BR, 2 ba. ShorerlifC. iCnoans.,1·886-4645 Spac. 2br, Jba apls bluffs.Sep.dinrm,frpl,----------7M-0911oraft4,751-677l. National Services Co.
:IRR t-0wnhomc $440 • --HJn 3250 'trpl, beach club. Lease Many facil. avail. Encl. pool. jacuui. clbbse. PREVIEWING 640-8250
JRR lownhorne $150 .....,....a 1 ssso. mo 498·1165 ..__~ gar. Pvt patios. Gas/wtr bltns, 2 enc. patios, dbl ..... 0 U .... IT Fem. rmmato to shr lge ---------
4BR home $175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!"•ml pd. No kids/pets. From gar S38S 968 0771 '" " apt.. nr bcb, CdM. $150 :JBR home $475 VAC. 3 br, 2 ba, AiC Tustin 3290 Uirfwwillwd $260. Adlts. 646·0073 . . . th Be h H mo. Calm. person . U,000 a.r. bldg in We:1t
3BR home At<· $475 $350/mo. 23106 Soresina, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 l Br Adult Condo. Hunt· e ac 00$8 &M).8357 Coeta Mesa. Call Ru11s
4nRhomeAtC Sit85 552·9503&955-2200 Great Tustin area, 3 lir GaMral 3102 3Br2•.<:iBa,twnhse,fplr,2 1ngton Bay, clbhsc Contemporary&casual ----------1 J ohnson, I ndustrial
3nRDenhomc ~ Fam Rm, or.4 Br, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• car gar. n 1 c e IXIOl.S240mo.5-15·261L ThebestofNewport's 2 Br 2 Ba colldo to sbr, Brokers,833-8551
JHRtownhome ~25 LCICJIMO .... lpl 3252 dshwshr. pe11nt & cpl. BUENA PK. New 2 Br neighborhood. $425. ioodlife. doee lo ocean & beach. •
? h " Lndry far1l ~A"" mo + .... •• d blL 7St·7319 3Br. 2Ba. S350 mo. 2Br, n. ed Iii Raylene, 631·1088 8,000 or. rn,ooo s.-f: build· -RR town ome · <l«N • a.,..., rp..... rps, "'· BBQ •vvam ce ngs lngs .... 1ss o VIAJO Call ~25 ·················-···· dep CC"J_IU'>ftafl7P'.• ----------1 2Ba. ""'90 mo . ret· ls& ----------1 m I n " . \'IL,'W .....,.. ,,....., .... pool. The Valla Woods, ""' •2 poo rec centers ~ ohn " J 0 2 b Cond "' 1 Br newly painted '·p•· center l m 1 to bch s Russ J son, Industrial 4BRhome l\ (' ~525 er, a 0• ,,pw un· · • 81Jl24lhSt. (71 1)521·7072 · · ~ ''" •Plushcrpt.s&drapes JBH home A t' $$2.5 1L Monarch Summit, Lag Condomen1U111:S drps, ref rig, slOn, 5200 848..alll •And 80 much more or eftt 4350 Brokers, fl33.8551 ~UR home POC>I., Nl~uel Adults only refs UnfundsfMd 3425 mo 642.715-1 ----------1 FUm. bachelor $230 ••••••••••••••••••••-•INDUSTRIAL UNITS ~p \ . $700 req $4SO tmo on be ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ial»oa rettinaula 3807 --\1_LL __ A_M_ES_A_A_PT--S-I 1 Br. w /balcony & garage, Un!urn.1 br f2SS Double STO. Extra tall ¥.. w /ofc. Woodworker 's ~ F11rit·11tJl.,1nln111~l·all ~9"72f.2,Sto5 wkft;ip; Bark Bay area 3br. 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, pvt patio, encl ~~·-~~0D!:~·.~~ ;fz HURRY FOR door. 731 W. lath, CM OK. Lea"ling ofc. open S -spht hi· 3 cor aar, frplr. $'25 Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 garage. 1 sml child. No Holt.673-41289 BEST SELECTIOM 673-7787 9-5, l\ton·Fri. 711 W. J7th Monarch., ;UuRm~1~ ad ... ~ll pool. f.31·1737 "llOr)' 2 car encl gar ""lS From $230 646-1251 ----Garage huge 3 car dwnln St, CM or call 642 4463 comm w • ~ "" •r ------Balrony.6421600 .--------1 BRAND NEW, J, 2. 38r l43JSuperior clubhouse & pool Ort>an TWO 2 Br 2 Ba. luJ1ury Mesa Verde 2 b·r upstairs. . h 28 ~ ~5 $39S Newport Beach H.D .. Adams & Malo, Uplancfl Mewed
\1ev. $125 :\1o til:> 1:..i.2 "l>atcrtront condo"I. pool"i ,._ ..a_1 M-382~ New crplS. Refer4Ulces ~~ r t' .11 .,,.,2 il._17· 646--8453 mo. 536-9583. 1_ .... _trial P-k
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New Pallo Home 3 Br 2\• furn 1 uni. $j00-~SO ~ •••••••••••••••••••••-S240. (98-..,,,,.. eves. Offle~ Re,rtot , 4400 731 thra~OO sq. It.
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$415 mo.-Ownr 1Hrkr -garage,nodogs$250mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.JRJN'l"ll'«in 1617WESTCLIFF·NB Evenings_._ 1ll0231&~~-~JCHfount 3550 S500movein96Q.3989 WOODBRIDGE 'fttB -AGT5415032 ••••• •••• ••••• ••• •••••• PINES APTS = ~':"",.,':!-1~1( • • 16' PER SQ Fi' , Lovely view home 3Br. 81 RTME ....... S ~ -·~~ 1200\o 12,000' avoil. M·l. 3 Br· 2 bu Collea~ 1 ur~ 2bo. Beaut yard.$&~. Ph !Br. , lJns. pu~D, liar • HEW A.PA. ""' l, 2 & 3 bdrm units. r...;:: 150 I We1tcliff Dr. Fon\ana·Rlalto ar ea.
$400. mo.Agent,6404b-39 ll.1l!l83'7 5Jll,Sl8.'l new carpels. trash & CORONADELMAR EastsideCM,2446'Elden Designed like early =rtFinaocialClr Close to a ll fwys.
or5S2-7500 --0.!:... · wat<'r paid. Lease 2 Br Townhouse, lrplc. Sl .. i & 3 Br. Pvt patio, California bungalows. FROM$240lo$335 fl Spa Own A ~ 631 ---I~~ 4br, 21.-:Jbu, new !!harp 1250mo llit & lasl. $1.00 Pool, lean.ls. Some ocean fplc, gar, storage area. From S 2 7 O. 11 S 5 Beaut apt plans, avail. Of ce ce r/ g\,y73-2
1!ttrfreM Populu P~an 3· 'l'wnhlle NHr pool, <>le. depo$it returnable. & <.;alallna \'iews. Close S32S lo $400. Adults. Pinestone.Ofchrs,9·5:30 lum or unC\lrn, Bach, 1 CallonSltcManager 1000 sq. ft. units. Prime
·rl'wo i.htory, 3 UBr.} aadbd 1525. 495·1407 or (714 l 493 2517 I>11na Point to shopping & rme beach. 499-2485 Dally. br. 2 br, 1 ba; 2 br, 2 __ <n_4_)64_2_·3_ll_l_e_x_t_2"_8_, CM loc. Ftwy. close. $17!'>
own omc p,.r c '12.1 ltl87 c:ollecl -64Hl8ll 552·0400 baths. Beamed Jiv rms, mo. 673-1417 t'nrl unit. lrplc, pat Ill, ' - -Dup6C'•tt Untun. 3600 Npt Hts. 245 l6lh Pl. tBr, dining areas. storage, OaUXE OFFICES
clcc: ~ar open<>r. pool!!, M.wporlleach 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvt pollo, newly decrt'd. Brand new 1 bedrm, pat 1 0 5 , d eck 5 , Comml & iodstl spaces, WAREHOUSE space 800
plnv nrca11, rlose to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~wl81 SJC,qh,Arpoe, coiy2 br,frplc,\ery nit'e. ~25642·5'722. adulla,pool,jacuzzi,len landscaped grounds, 200lo2000sq.fl.Aslow +sq. ft. $125 per mo.
schls $l2S/mo ~0378 ei.t;f"'PSC'O~DOS ~·I ~. 1.11c.e S3:,o. mo S17Sforsln&lc. $400cou· nls. $290/mo. Agen cov.rrkg.Ughtedtennls, asJStaq.fl.LagNiguel& 54g.9252 Woodbnd~P 3llr, 2''l8u l....r;,'f'1j staruna at _5.1$0 :wr:.1:!.'1,!Ji!ll-17J --ple~7030 2BR,1BA.children,rts-840-6161 vol eyball, 2 sty Mission Viejo areas.Ml --sull--------
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3BR,2Ba ...... $425 550 THI ILUFFS-loy June2"th.673440 tiled abathu, FA be~t. um, stove, c~, rps, logunaHlguel 385 O c7i 4>84't9605v NEWPORTBEACH Beachorcalls7S.:7/i°o" 3RR,2••,Rn .... $475 550 Vie I 383 W. Bay. A lti, no •••••••••••••••••••••• PEN9-5 AIL 1400 Sq. It. two pvt. 673-427
4 Bil, 2 Ba • ... • . .. $4~ 1 t t owb t t d C«OnCI ct.I Mor 3722 ~~~end. f!~w .. cuwx c~~'•nou~~ pets. S48 9518 Deluxe a br, pool, rec. •---4000 baths. $400 p.er mo. ---1------4 Bil .,, b $.S3S/SSO s 1er un ' rur (' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_ ~ ... 1 • ~~ °' • -· Joe. --64.2-0200 · .. , a.···· \·kw of blue watf'r, 3 hr ZBr, lBa, pool,complelA!ly harbor. Couple, no pell, Beaut. 2Dr, 2ba. 2 story room. &NVely oc.ttro ••••••••••• .. •••• ...... ----------4 ..... tJlnnt/
"BHI .• :~ ~-°F.·f~O· R·Jo~s· T .. ~u 2lli,i, ..!'!spilt level end un rum. -mo. 1 yr lcuo. 550 lbtinf. f7a.7TM apt, P'tlO, bli.,., C/D. fl90, Ou & water pd. Of ROOl\1S szs wk up with Furn ore, Bank of Costa n--...;• '"' .,,.,,_ ...-S300/lno.9S2·21M Crow'h Valley, 2904 kltcben. $37.50 wk up ,.. Pl tnS ~ 3 UH, 2 Bu . • . • • • $l95 · H.ttor View 1Cnol1 615--SlOl Aloma. 831-0857 •JU 148•9755 mesa aaa, r mo. •••••••••••••••••••• .. •
TJIF.UL\IFVS CO.t)' Rockport mdl. CoUaM9ao 3724 CosteMno 3124 2 BR,lba._aglsty.duple:it Ht rile h 3869 , 5.'16-3900 .. h•u/a..nt/ "Brt, 3 Ba ........... 18S(l •••••••••••••• •• apt. carport, patio, no wpor ec Pvt room ba kit priv-. E __ w-no window• & New ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• • hll.. d 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •" SUIT w/oceaoview. On ~ ,.,.. peJa.. c .. un er yrs, pool, references. Co!!ta F..n&land cha.rm: 2 Br & $40.00WISt&U' T .. l.AYLIAF ok. $275 mo .. $100 dep. 'A•KHIWPORT Mesaarea.645-3962alt6 . Pac. Cat. Hwy. L ••••-••••••••••••-•• dt'Tl, i bA; fnrrl polio •Studio&lBRApta 2Bdrm water pd $270 2277 "A" Pomona .J. h I l 2 balcony, upstrs W/Ror • ......,,
overlooking l:rt'l'nbclt •TV&MaidServAvaJI Bnqtlful 11paclou's ne,,,; S57'1&94 ' ~C:.004:n:&~ownh~i!°.es Roem&loord 4050 536-8991 OppartYnfty 5005
JjOI). • Pll(lne Serv. Htd poo4 apCa, Poof, pvt paUot. trom $249.50 •••••• ••• ••••••• ••••••• DESK •• .. •••• ••• •• •••••• ••• • ICnOCl,roperties :!\71i~rwport8lvd,CM Adults nopcts. $220. 2 br. Pool. ICld.s ok. Spectacular spa total Room & Board lo pvt Beachsp~f:/~ ~~8:~ .AUTOUPHOLSTUY
'152·2838or644-2542 ~ 9755cirlW5-396T/ 329Av~ado, C.M. Coll aftC'r 3 :30 pm• recreation program, hme. Mesa Verde area. Talbert In llunllngton NETS $50,000. YEAR.
84&-0883 &U-7!l86 10Cfalprogram.8pools,8 Xlntmeels.545-2095 Beach.~-per month. Orl11lnol owner ol 7
Harbor View Homf''I, 5 Or Bltns.~ i:. 1~ adl~. _Fo_xWlow ___ Ylftop D.. ,.. 3126 ~~ruillan'd,coJuartambo. Ar:et'a&shJoann O...t Homt 41 l,O Bring own furniture. Our year11, tlrrd. whole11Dle &
"'am Rm 2 fpl.,.. ~.:25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• u "' ...., • • -pl'onl•' ~1\I 11n11w"t rclnil, r~quar~" only u573C .... 111t.,T\...,.l""l.,r. 1". ... n ... ,.,.~3-,1=. 's~"..,., nopets.S240 64539_71 621W.Wll80'1648-2010 Joa ulnHJllsRoad. •••••••••••• ••••••••• ·~ • ••.. .., ,. ""'"' ua.: ,.,,, ,.,.. "'° ...,...,.. ,,,, ,..., 1'"URNOllUNFURN 1&2 i.tory duplexes, ci71.,4,,4 ... 1900 Pvt. rms. lovlnl c-are, your phone for $10 per $30,000 down. TlMt;
-R ---0 -E .... ~°" ·-tou>R.._,m"~/f"'l tri~xes&fourplexes,l. I ..-balanft""d dl'"l•. nice month.DalJyP1lotomce. 751·1400 Uni\•. Park Tcrraftn 3br . HARBO VIEW II M .S ·~.-.::...~-3742 ~"' '""'"' '· .. •r 2 •-den 1 ...... •· 2 "" ,. &42-4321 ---------'"' F 5 B 3 Ba F ~ •Lee paUolrenc. 1arajle • • •• • Beaeh Duplex~ Blk to patio 832-2788; 111·3499 WHOLESALE 2ba, highly upj!rodecl .X('C' r • am ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Adulll,cblld 16•over bathe, flrcplace, In the aand. 3Br, trpl, 1495/mo lie Offlc .. stont lie VAN ACCESSORIES $.500 mo. 751 2600 or Rm. huae yard on park. A\'ail 6/1 lo 8/31. Studio •Sma.11...t olc hou!le laundry hook·upe. yrly ""'1".u au......... S.-r Retltal1 4200 ,.,_. -.·-. In '"'f, W•ll &M).1270. nrschool ftpool,640-!12!-.6 Condo w/fplc, ....... "'. C•U ~ enclosed yards, enclosed ·"'""" .,.., .,_ """'" ••••••••••••••••"•••••• Newport & Bay Center , ..... ..,, ._ , "' _.... 205:l Newport Dl d CM eat.abllshed, D"B rated, The Willows pool home 3 BLUFf'S.4Br, 2\'tBa. 24l2 2131S92-3t4Sanytime. Beaut. new 2br, aba tn 4· 2 car f:ragea. Clase t.o 2 Bedroom, 2 bathe, EQd unJl, Bay vie-, Park Prkt·CarpetS.:im uklniUM,000., lncludlna
0 _28a,fplc·, ... Cl\mo. V\sta. llogar, 644·5771 or •-1e-1. 37 ... plex,..f!l~:,11:,::ndry, achoo 1, shopping 6 carpett,drapes,buillim, Newport.lDR,den,fuUy _,..... lnv-lory T~o
.---67$.5364 _,...... _.. -bahl.---Dana PoinL lhrbor. fireplace, diahwa1hor. Cum apl. 6/15 Ulru 0/15. -·"""· ...... • ••·~ 7S2 7841 ••••••••••••••••••••••• From $295. monthly. A~ rrom park nea SllOO. Mature couple or JHE EfACIENJ _75_1_·1_400 ______ _
'UNTV Pk Tur 3 br a ba Harbor Vlew Hme, 4 Br 2 .$1.65 rum. am. coiy bacb. S0-C. Sbraptoruteltu2 Golden wnt.nt St & t.ylibuch. D9$mont.b. liq.lo only. Weltoo 4'Co. OWN a 1'\lmft.ure Bual~
'-' . el.b '440 i b 2 Ba, Fam Rm. fncd yd. nr. bncb. Utlla pd. Rap, br & den. l"rplc, patio• Acapulco, Dana Point. JACOIS llALTY RtaJton 615-6900. ALJERNAJIVE ntH? llaturo couple t;;"' w .;r Int b vlr~ a.somo. lseonly.640·1396 employedadtl.494"'200 pool. Adulta s.us. No 811.szlN. '75-:6670 with decoraUvo ~to
,coun71198 ci.24e • ~ca.~1or18'1·tSl1 Btlboa llland S. Opeaabnmchofflceor OSHttate l ocal home
$US. 552-.~. S Harbor Vlew. Carmel Mewpon lttl'.dt 376' 1 Bl1rm Apt. A&traet!Ye. ru 1~ e.yrront, 4. Br, J Ba, ltart your own comp•ny r t ht t 1 TURTLEROCK model,3br,aba,walkto ••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE2BrJ\oo\S.b2•tJ dean, private. $'!25 /mo. Nwpl Shore•• • hm Rm, Din Rm, Julr. rorafrsctlonottbccost. urn• "'' ca• OI
Great vtew home, J BR, park /pool. $600 mo. ~ts;!:lt· ~r a,:; CallGM23> :! ~·~isl mb:·/u~~ ~n ~~.=-o~:~r~ Month to month rcnttn· =~~~·1 ~: ~::~~t:~t
ram rm, fpl<' In living 644-2841. SllPSTOllACH mu' pe • • ........_°"IHdt 3140 Vrlylse.8'70-9203 No-·.Ti-4-G'JS..0525 elude•: .recpt. aervlce, tttmendout prorlts. Will
rm. Yrly le ate. ~95/mo. NWPT CREST 2 Br den 2 2 B;?, t bJa unr yrl.y .. $171 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ...-PtttOnahir phone ~v· v ain. (7l•>Gt.ooeo Uruqu~Homes6750000. D.il, pool. Jae. sa~na,'2 3B8R.22~!house ...• ~New apls, 303 Vlctona. 1 GO••couRs•vu HIWl'ORTMA.RIMA. Nn•port. Waterfront :~~~~:.onu.ndrooer'!:~omun"'d1 ltOTEL BOUTIQUE" -----car aor 14!15 675-0745 3 • ..... · · · · • •· · ··...,., Br, 12$$ 2 .f\t, ms. Ol>N .,.. '" 919 lavsldlt Dr w /dock 2 Br 1 ba • Brand new Turtlerock --· · --2BR,lba ,furn ..... $175 Dally 1·5 :30 or oall 3Br2Ba,cpta.drp3,cncl r-• $2 i( • ·· prkg.&more. SUNDRY SHOP tor '
Olenn<trdns,3al8r2.na. RA.~nL.UFF Wehnvuummcrr11nlala Mullan Really,648·3488 gar •tloeke4 atorue N&wa:.~1:r+d<m $S:~ · S'6·UH or THEEXECUTJVE , ... , at tho nO'llfly re-
mstr ate w /b c, Fam EXEC time, 4 Br, 11ep ()C'~2!MIO cab. Alt etet. Wtr/Srdnr loxurywat.enrontaptA, SUl'fE modf'lf'd HOLIDAY lNN Rm. brkfl\ bar, lndry rm dlnln1t/ famny rm . 1ofl pd. Klda OK. No pela. Summer rental, oval!. seTSANNICOLA..t:; t>R, OF LAGUNA · mt.LS,
workshop. iclnt view. wulcr Nr 1whoola. llhop Studio Apt, 2 Br l'> Ba, $300.213-430-5748 :~'.;~~mp:lctor M11y 15th. Furn. hou11e, SUlTE106 prlme l«auon. $ll.IOO()
642·2G27 plnJ.lenn1aclb S795 Jino pvt patlo. refr1a. ale.Pl IJ.. ~block from NEWPORTBEACll,CA a.145
\'niv. Park Vlllaae 11. 3 br lnclclJ irdnr 645 2240, dsh*1lhr, IJ'ldry rm, car. OCEAN VJ£W. :I Br. part •~t :t" bt~ch. $200. wetk. Day• ____ 84o. __ s._1_0 ___ ._ ----------
or 2+den, 2ba twnhme 640-6TIS :4ii'-0r':n~~~ '360 '"'-:~!~-31118 :Prt:at:tacl'I 673-77'12,aRerS67M057 •1MOPREERENT•
HlahJy uparadcd. l blk ltl New Harbor View Knoll s •Pla.l1luuncl. palioa BI OaD10ll~ vtew turn 1·>-3 Ra\. dl1. Olfit"e1. No
library, rec tnlr, AC, lw'-2brleden. 2~ ba. Tt>'n· QCEA.NP'RON't apt 1 a;, Ntt~ l lir.pOolo adlla1 no •Sm61redeUlct.ora 1 ~ 1Br, llOW thna leue req, ~. Alf1!0rtV 1Nt!Wllllld
.R.elrtf. wulwr/dryer ln· ..is/pool, $700 mo. (l) *->Owl Jld. fot:l •k """' • a.ao . .....,,. IA. ·....:;;;;;:.;;;;~:...:..1,;,,;..;.;..;. ..... _,
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OppomlnJty •••••••••••••••••••••••
AMWAY Diatrlbutor h
.helplnf profualonala 41
otbera to eam a 2nd i.oc.
10 Hr1 wk. 873-2223.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For income prop.rly,
Gallery & Batik Store,
fully .tocked on Catalina
bland. PO Box 1881 Avaloo. CalAli.oa Ula,Qd,
Oa.11o7°'
Money to Le9t SOZI •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 ht, 2ftd • lrd T.D.'a
LOANS AVAILABLE
• Credit oot\mportant
673-4&83 Broker
MoneyW..ted 5030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
E.AIH 140/o TO 160/o
SAFE & SECURED
2NDTRUSI' DEEDS
Sl IORT TERMS 1-3 YRS
GOLDEN STATE
(213 )966-1111
Mm t~ges. Trust Dei4i 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LOANS 83A3
Aho 2nd TD Loans
Fa&real Terms slnce 1949
Sattler Mh). Co.
642-2171 541-0611
PRIVATE P .ARTY
Will pay more for your
2bd T.D. 1142.3573
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Lott & Found 5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LOSI': Fem. St. Bernard,
Fem. SbelUe, M. She!Ue,
Adams & Beach Blvd.
HB. 960-2666
REWARD! Lost Long.
hatred wht Persian type
Cat w /flea collar &
taa-W. Nwpt Area.
Please can L. Brown
645·2963
LOST. Jewelry in Jg coin
pun;e in Park View shop.
pn'g Ctr. lrnne Reward!
t>l~·6851or552·3270 ---Lo~l: Sml Gray fem
Yorkll' poo "Snoor1)""
:\lc~a North arcJ, C~t
:.46·285.5
Found· Cockatoo? Iowa
St, Co!ota Mes:i. Call lo
identify, 557·6597.----Found: Afghan Hound,
Blonde fem. Vic. Beach
&Atlanta, H.B. 536·1365.
FOUND: Prescription
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This variety of fine schools
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gla:.scs, on b each .--------------•! Newport 645·4339
FOUND: Enahah Sheep·
dog, Vic. Laguna Ca·
nyon, Wyeth, 499.4305
Lost : Germ. Shep .
female, 5 moa. old. bllc. &
Lan; leather collar
w 111reen flowers, white
nea collar. Last seen nr
19th & Placenuu, May 7.
Contact Ed Donahue,
2039 National Ave , CM
o.&5·3782 or 833-8830 Ext
J,o.,t. Clsco & Rlnao. mJk
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Reward. 1147-9800
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642-1426
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$805
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· or seen a male Golden
Hetriever, nr Mesa
Verrl e, please call
970 9065. M 11111 very much
Found half perslan h:tlt
•·alico male. Tan&: whlt.e
496-4600
Sl lver·iirey Persian
Chnslopht!r. Emerald
Hay u rea. Reward.
\94·5634
Hew.mi' IU i.pd baby blu
"I'' bov' bike. Corner
28th & 11 .. 11)().1 Blvd.
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LOST: Br1ndlr Bauell
Hound. Nr \\ arnt'r " Ueach Blvc1. 118. Fem
"Blue", l bluft •Y•
S40-7S7S or s•S·7841
REWARD! ·------LOST: Black Drlcf Ca~f
nt OC Alrporl, eve ol
:\1ay ~. H&s ldent. tap,
ll.C. Fuller, bualneu
card on ono side, Col
Mart Tnvel addreH on
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thick, •1>prox 14"18 •
Plea11e rrlurn lo Royal
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M-0·3210 wkdy1; 673·3'75
wk nltu. Reward, no
•1untlons uked.
l.oat. female Af1han
blonde w /dark race.
6'2·7323 anytime,
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Drin.klna problem? can Alcohol Helpline
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APPUANCEREPAIK Muter Crartaman . SPf!ClALIZINCi In 111 A.RMORFENCECO E1pr Japanese Hau11n1.movln1,cleanup fo'tttplaC6Planten PAINTING TROWEL PTN VA.LU:YSP~
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IM.t ~·am 1030 lbei ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••• li41. Uc. '108U Addi· THJ!:STRIPPERS Sprlnltler repair & for ui1obht 1tem1 Pea -.laba. atoneworlt. 20 yrs VERY NEAT PATCH •••••••••••-••••••••••
loa i...i~ S.U.factlo11 Carpet Man wlll lAj'JOUf"I uam, remoCk~. pt1111 P\lm untlnllhen. Qual haul'& 673-29ll for lrt:e ce:o t bldh re moved ~p/rri~ ~ JOBS&iTEXT\JRE CANOPV1V SERVlCY.
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• ,4 ,..~ Bulld'I Design• Ena Oardener. Reasonable HANDYMAN: Carpentry. HOUSE? Call Gln&ham "" hr •-11 hi •••••••••••••••••••• • __....., · pricee. free est. 645-5230 electrlral. plumbing. Girl Freeesla 64s.5123 Palntlna. l!:xpr,id high $10 Honest .. re a t' Remov.11., 1rim1n1n11 . P'ormlca & ~eneral ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln'g• Caost.•. New or M!ke 84'7 2'181or646-685l · • quality work. Super re.as i.ervt<'e. Bor A. llhtrcha, pruning. rrl'l' est. L1c 'd
carp.atry. P'lnl1hln1. Enhance your partles. add. II.es, c.om. St lie • HOUSECLEANING rates. 675-3181 John 847--03Klor7~1 3~ Fully msurt'<I 642 2624
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C'a'arnic lUe 540-S560 ODe man crew.~ rn expr rocotill. aprkln. compl/· Skip loader. haul. con· Good rate. & refs. <.:all 836-s:>M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 IT NOW,
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Adults desiring Income. TUNEUP MASTERS
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operator for eves & ....:....-------•
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A v e S a r r a • S a n New Detail Shop IM!edi;
Oemenle help
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8--Km::llC.Dl .... G D Of Olrl Friday. Some book· Housekeeper llvtfln for ~ .......-" ental r M an ager keeping mature. Apply Not• 8 h f LOAM SERV CU( MEN Ne<'<i Supplemental
MI n I comp u \er COOK wanl«f ror~row1ng prar· AM l"""-8 Lo CM 1 young P : c am. Mortgaae loan broker lncomt>? Semi Retired"
lb.... T ~ .,...,. · I M t .... · ~ gan, Must speak Eng Refs " L Tl operator ~pr o -"' Breakfaat Shift. Good u-. ... m rv e. us .,., bUtSout.hoCBak~r ,.,. . firm Exper req'd Near Locul A mes r outei. per mo. Exper on 11 mini pay&beneflu. bright. self motivated. ""'llM4-66800r642·8475 f''W1h10n l1>land. Call for avail Perm. p1tlme. No
computer or bkltpng AP'PIY. Jolly Roger capable, us1stang exper. Gari t-'t1d11y /Crew ror Saal ~~okeeper. part tlme. app\ 644-8824 sollc1Ung, no collecting
macb. a mu.st. lrvlne loc. '100S Coast Hwy helpful. Salary open lng trip to South f'acartc 14 hr. students okay. 119 Must have dcpendabll'
Xlnl erowth oppor New Laguna Beach 752-7555. Non :r.moker S48 8149 or Sundance Dr. Newport LUNCH COUNTER l' tar & be r" I 1 ab! c ~F~~~uter ln1;talla· ---------1ooNtrl'Shop. p/tlme All 646~123 Terrace.N.8 .642-1225 FoodPr•pm-ation ~ ·~-----
TJIORAGENCY COOK night shirt. No cxper GIRL FRIDAY lfousekeeper, 6 hr:. per Wt• nl'ed a dcpcnd.ibll ~ODELIHG ~ Wllshtre. LA nee. ~e 2S <15 Woman For 11rch1tectural oHlce day Lite h."kpng. School per"i>On to ""ork at lunch Jay l\ay Agcnc} t.l~k:.
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per prcf'd . But will DRAFTSMAN. w cxper Ph Tue ror anlt•rvlt!14 l'hlld ln 5527i49 Call Soml· i.:rill ~o rk in Callformtt.'nw!l5.·091.; tram Apply Park Lido 1 &t2 71~ MonorTue!>onl.\ A 'P Con.o;trur to $800
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BOOKKEEPER Conv Ctr, 466 Flagship an nterior De:.1gn ror c I u d ~ d l' n 1 r o r rn No 1:-:'<ptr "-He,1> \h·
ttd. NB 642-804-<& ·established Interior Girl Fr1dav or Construe Immigration Consultant furn1sh1.'d :\11.'<ll<:al und C'UTTt.'ntly hJ\t-3 pihml·.
----Design Shop Some lion Co R1.>e<'pt1on. light expenenced. ror part hospital bt>ncC1L'> A1>1>ly ~ I tum ~ale' po~1l1on;.
AP exper, & rt-i.taurant COOk-llEAD architectural kno14ledge bkkp.:. p;iyroll & gen umewOf'k 957.(}-108 Landbc ri; Nutra11on open tor dO~onc 111 or
ba k d r rred A Inquire In person. Old helpful. Call Mr McCar olc C-<.111 Greg between between Carous el & owrw.rnr ~<''>howyou
~imtl· n s 642 1470
pl; 1~;r:o~· ~ouUhals Brusaeli. Restaurant. ty al492·413l for appt 1 5pm 768 47~l INSERTERS nec<kd for Bullock:.. lower lcvt·I in how \OU , . .,n cdrn Sll·Sl~ •AutoSal•~ Old J>tace, 4880 Campus 2007 s Pacific Cst Hwy, CRICKETINTERIORS --P/l1ml' work Wage lhl' Soulh•l'oast Plaza pn t1r P;ud r.;uly t-'or
Porsche. vw &'Rv ~i~. Bo Laguna Beach INC. San Clemente +INC f'.:NTl v ES LA Shoppm~ Center. l'Obtu mtea vw t:.in ~tr L.ar~on.
1\pt Manaitcr. Hi Units
\l.iture rpl CalJ 834·9393
1•xt 267 Eves 67~·3022.
ASSEMBLERS
New & used Permanent Dr .• NB. or call b -..;;;...--------1 GIRL. mw.t ~ very at· tames. 549·854M . Btwn Me.a Apply al V1t1.1mm 494 71001; !JP~f _R.e__:;;g~an_752_.60ZJ_____ ORAPE:RY tractive To work on tux 8 30&5 EOE Count.er -----
pos1t1on l''r-inge benefits. COOKS & 5unJtr' & Htt'Nftef" ury yacht Part lime win -
lmmed1ateopening.Cal1CAFETERIA cashier. COUMTB Expr'd.CallS46-l54tll02'1 ters.fulltimcsummers INSIOESALES MJchan1st· Production
SalcsMgr.rorlntervtew. S<lays. M·F Company PEaS""'"' .... £.J EICaminoOr.CM s:;o toS.l5-0 day Call 8 l.O Expr'd an insadt' ~ales. trainee. 11mall shop.
837-48004'3-4511 benefits Call for appt. IOft """"-10 AM M d th F~ • order taking & follow·up Maul mfi:: 62'J TcrmanaJ 752-7113 on ay ru r. Jlr 8 JO t 1 30 5 d Way, w11t 1, c.•1 "•6·6001 1---------•I DRIVER day only 213. 444 2373 6 : 0 · • ays. __ --" v• --1-'or pn•clslon e lectro CANV--ASSl.;RS up to IS. Part-time. 1-'ull time, Good f.hone manners es
mochankal assembly of Avon p"'r. plus comm. Call Ouys&Nlgh!b. __ __ sentia .494-9«-Horappt. MAlDSWANTEO
i-.mall components Ex ,.. Weekends only Don Qwxotc Motel
NOW Hecrwung 5harp.
amb1llou~ man to r.ell
haniwarl'. toob & shop
eqwpmcnt to mclustnal
3CC'OUOL'! Avg !280 per
wk No t")rpc·r nee. Call
751-11134 111·r prcf'd Day!! Orily 8-4:30. 549-3429 Apply In Person INSPECTION _21_oo_Ncwyort Bl. C M.
STACOSWITCH INC Renresentatives C"'B"IOLOGY 2-5pmTuelday -Deliver copies of Dally GUARDS Orange County farm In I NTE 1139 Baker Costa Mesa J&evtr ~•d IVUI' Saturday Pilot to racks and slorct. Anaheim seeks exper'd MA OS WA ·o
54,·3041 TECH No collecting. Requires WANTED lllSpector who ha.s meta.I Top wages paid' Tho Inn NURSE So Good! C .a.1tL'S JR dependable auto Phont.' p l at Lagunu. 211 N Coast n.:.. Su . Equal Oppor Employer P tr E'<per rcqu1 red. ~" • fo'\Jll & Part llm" All stamplng exper 061 ion Hwy . Lag Uch """ ~•IS« You wall too. selling lncld'ng arrythmla an· 6424321. ask for Gcorae " Is m production doin~ In ·~•y !'I. h1rt f /t 1mt· for ---world famous products. ( 5 HardlJlg. Areas Age 21 & over 11 Lr .. i\~mblcr~ for d9Y shirt Fleauble hrs. High earn· t e rp re t 3 1 0 n · an 11032 C4'i•tr Drhe Equa I Op port u n It y Ma lure men pn1r 'd. Pf'OC'e8S inspections. a MA I OS wan let1 1 m conv hospital w1uc11vl'.
T i C I Clemente Geo Hosp 8 . 1 ............. ,..&a E I Uniforms tum No ~asb forlnterv1ew956-2093 mediately expt'r un r~torauvc nuri.111~ rro Start S2 50 hr For pro aoga. ra nang. al Brosnahan (7141492 78M ,.._ __ ..-.._ .... _·.~--·--•! mp oyer .. w t A G duc t1o n Job in SA 54C}7041orZenath7-13S9 ,. outlay.Car&phonu nec. I nect!bsary e ram np gram ood '<I & DRIVER & Helper Apply. nsuronc~ ply Newport Channel ~nc(ah Contact Mr:. ~_237_ 1 -_ Ca~~&'~~~11:! Cooks helper. mature. wtrnecb. aplilude to help Unlnnal Agency exper. Newport Lon 0030 W Pacahc Cst Gray. Park Lido Conv.
ASSE.MILY labylltttrWmttd Ca.ll&W-44(.() r•pooalbJe, duUes 1ncld wi'deliveey alock & shop Beach Salary open . Hw v. Newport Bch C.Cnlt.'r. 4IJti l-lai.:~h1p Rd.
Bab lt ... r --....aed ror • .... _ ... waahl"a ~d """"" work. Freeway Auto Pro+.dkMt Service 75.2-~ &t2 3030 _______ 1 N H 642 8(} __ 1-i ____ _ r'.at growU\g manuf 1a Yll "" ·~ .. wa11 ..... ......,..,..., ' "'·· pl A P k 122& w Sth St. s A --look mi ror aai.cmbly month old Infant. 3 day <lu.lfl.cl COOKS So La CM NB ~P Y· veey ar way lDlerVWWBMon·Frt. INSURANCE Group Mamtenance man Good
workers nay & na~ht week 1n my home llewspape n • •-, ... 1(. r: ... , · al Sanv· Oijo·ego Fwy. Ml.I 10 ..,,_m·noon Health Claims E1· wages Ahbab~ Molel. NURSES AIDES •lu ... Apply. 17932 Sky R .. f-...-pie• ..... C-" f .-tunw"" ,wme. ""'ee saoa '" ...,.. l I t l ' '"' -,.,;. ""3880 ...-.-_... '"" alllop exp Rers please ""' & l .J0.4 J()pm arruner, ex per. 8 eas 2250 Newport Blvd. CM Expcr'd Bayview (.'onv
1'.irk.11.Csr :s' Sl.EeMGI. Llryvme _ _,_BAX~R/PASTRY Advertising =~·· ClulJ Ofc 17141 ~CTOW TRHCO ~~~~~~~~~I rn~lary open. ~1767 NoPhonecalliv. Ho!lp1tal. 2055 Thurin
"" Exp'd for Cont1neatal Sal CiUA.RDS 1 k MANICURIST Av1t. r M &12 lSO.'> -
If you ~ould like LO work ----urant. r-11 for appt es COUNTER Girl ftw dry ESCROW "'-ta M-11 .Lcern•-Insurance (' er . part Need ( 2 I "~ / l 1 me .... URSES AIDES ,.. I ..... b '""""° '-"' I .... ed l" '-""' .... .,. """ time. F•sh1on Island. a.rhard Ouullnltu Salon f"'lll In u1t.' J untington ...,ac _..... 9-170 '"-_ / Or•""" ·,.. ... 1t D·"u t e-aner '!!':' 0 or • & YOU • Permanent. Full & _Part· N B •• "' A ni ~-.. ~ 3 •· L' .i .. ~~ff-... --.:-... a ···~ --~ ~~· ..... -':"" _,~ ..-~~ ...... ~_:41_........1w...~ _;_~:~~~...Ji~t!'1"iol'll.~~~ .. · • .!i~L~~~~!k ..
.. ~··-~··---· ~llll,.....,. wmtWO.~P--t ii'H'p-e-ni:ni\" tot ~11£L~~~t~ have st>ll'l\!''~~~t-o~ q'o..-""''R:6~fn" .,,J,Ht:l!JJ'"l'll'\."'~'• • Manulacturlnl( plant re· creasei. Country t'I~{ ..
t•x pr . 'yuu mny bf' wlll.mgt.oleam daullaed & aul0mot1ve ex'pef' reqwr(.'d. Natural expenent"e.Call: <?ill~OZM.ofchrsl0-2. loc atani; 10 l,agunn Cl>n" llo ~p ~A
quitlatled a~ an :u 4~1410 outtlde sales 11tatr Food Bar Hl.'i Main !)l JANETllOILAND Closlld Wednelldays Laboratory Techn1c111n Niguel Opcn1nl(s for 5493061 ~mbler·trainco. Ability --Newwpa~ clar.slried ad Balboa Pe~n.673.2345 • · ~.2524 -------Grade 11 . ror 810 molding machine oprs, ---------
lo rt-ad blueprints liANKlNG •ertiain& expttrieoce re med.lcul Corp. 'Job will assembler~&l(l•neralor NURSES
helpful 4 '~ t1ay work TbLm::•s QUlred. Applicant must COUNTER llclp, rem FIMAMCE SECY HAIR con:ust of Chemical. fit-e Contact Misa Uee, L\IN. evl'i< H!'I. rt'l1cf "'t•·~kek Ft"'t1urlln1 r ! ~~.. L· .-.5 """h C have good car and typln& pll Day & eve Apply. 1 yr expenence roni>tru(' ~rologlcal & Chromal.O· 496-11152 for a_PP._l___ Xlnt oppor Cal! Mr..,
"'er tratonlo......:.:. .. or our .oul oast ak11l1 Salary & rom Staxliurl(cri.,899W 19th Uonloanspref Typ1ng7S STYLISTS graphic Techniques -Toomey.6'Ui ii61 keit<>arch Or, HunungtOll l'lHA ofc i l I 1-· ume & m1a1110n. Good opportuni St. (;Mta Mt."lla wpm, dicta phone Foxx Practical cxJ)l.'r. BS re-•MASSAC I': -
Bearh. Phll98 3474 Ec1ual Ill l'1'1m(• P lime wall ty Excellent rompany Development Corp. quired. 631-1857 TECH fo'I::~ • NURSES AIDES ~)pportun1ty_f:mploy!!._ work \too frl 4 15 U 30 & beoefits Poelllons must CUSTOOIAN ~2591 60'~ Comm-Guor min LYN'S i':!/d ~-.~~1 t>M~M t~x:.;5 oo filled 1mm~hat~ly. Small manul co needs Daniel's LEGAL Full & 1' T. work Lcgu. A 11 ~h 11 .,. r." l"I'' r 11
Associate Rep
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:alM0-406ll Ca11Penonnelnt-~ .• rustodianforgrn'lclean· GEHERALOFFICE O SECRETARY _E_LITE_S_PA _ 5408195 cOOh.. h.11Cltt-:N
('.llafoman ... ederol for1ppotn,mmt mg • Janltonal work an Busy education de pt en Fashion Island Law firm u•rs•GETECH lll·:LP Apply, Carf1elu 642..:!21 'hop area Mu6t be needs a rai.t typist .. ~ ,_ 1 l --.. "' Co nv llo'p . 77HI ~"111~ & Loan ~ COolt physically able lo hh w1gen·1 secretanal l.'X· ..,.,..ares ..,.,ga i.eere ary Garfield 1\\C, IJB J.lJJ Hn11W St. CM trash barrels 1,, Day 1 t t Now llas Booth Space wtlh Clvtl l.allgataon exp Wilh diploma ror top _ -----,.... I n..w.. L"m I f Piiot per n ere!> ang pos /\vq1lable For' Call Sheila It you re Of'W to Orun&e ~wa Vl'l'"' P yr m work wk :.tarting 7Jm wtuch Includes bOme pro E ('la:os LEGITIMATI:: spa NURSES AIDES
Co. lempurartlv dl~con yStrttt Baker FlltraUon Co. ofreadang & research OP RATORS 6401560 Mr Giarrusso. i~2 9561 & Orderlll'll Needed for
t1nwnii Vt>ltr •·1l11c•llon l•---------1 Cost.» Mesa ~ ReM>arch Dr. HB Good worklnA roncb & Good Location LEGAL SECRET ARY -days & PM ~. F tt & p it. r~cu11tl y dt,charaed 81\."llKING EquaJOpportunlty 898:W74 bent'llts.Apply.Nallonal CloseTol-l'ceway Part-ume wtal least 2 MATURE WOMAN anclud wknch for t.-Onv t'n1m thl• st>rvt~ or for IRVl•.t11t..a..t.Tl-..1""l Employer Equa.IOppor Employer Systems Corp., 4361 p /lame lo welcome hosp Expcr pref'd X!nt
al\)' n·a'IOO Wf'kln& tem """' """' ""~ B h Sl N B <N yrs exper for general newcomers & l'Onlact porery or <'Ure.-r employ IANIC Cert OELJ MAN AO ERS arc ' ear Call Or Stop By Pr a ct Ice I aw fl rm merchants Flexible hrs ata.rtang pay Please app
n n--. ca.-a. 0 .C All'J)Orll E.O E. tit46 W .a. 963-5657 "' _,. 1 t t l ly in person. Bevi>rty m1>nt. rol\llHIM \h111 uni rmilkm.<i.,.,..nf'or rwwwcy ~ Mouly aandwlchea .. 9Mr"'"• ,.e.,., car. 1 e YP ng Munor 34()Victon<1.CM
11utwpµor You r:tn Nm PROOF OftR rrrmam-nl l>11rt Time Some cookaa~ expu Getf.RAJ. e&.EtUC FCMMtahl Vallrf _54_7_·_3095
S 196 Pet WHk
Ta.LB Pot.1llon 11 v11lluble In «llal11n> Ask for Expcr. helpful. but not 847-790lot Legal Secretary position RLEC&.BIC 1~1111ly Orui: Store. Mnnal(er. blwn 1 4PM. req'd for :owatrhboard, 830.0701 open Newport Flrm. Ex
,.._ t ctBobC ..... ~ located 1n Newport 5810470 mallroom. fllinl' & ._kForOan cellent typing. no short HaWl'I on your produr ~n 8 rei.,,..,.. Beacti. for a personable A..n.... .w----mlcrofllmlng dulles "" hand Call for Appl
t 1 v' t Y l' nm m + H33:rTOO. E 0 .E. 1ndlv1duaJwoohaaa real _..,,ary,.---.,........ Xlntchancetoradvan<'t.'· ---btwn toAM & 12 noon
l.l'lcenllvt's & ''xlrn prQflt con rern for people· Permanent part llmt• loh ment Apply 11t CPI. IAO Help needed ror elderly _7_52_·_25_1_8 _____ _ ~hArtnabon~11 Onthl•Job BARTt;NDER. exper. Prefer some phetrmacy ~JlvTelrtm~~eatorlyhommo~nsmlgn NcwPort Ctr Dr. N l:l lady. Mon-Fri. S-8 pm. Liquor Store C lerk lra1111nK 1 n•m1•ntlo1111 Full lam(' wlmd~. 4~ F. \'Xper. Must be ablll l-0 ...,, "" • (2A'' "1oorl Contact L'ct Also make breakfast on ·
k ,I 'bl lrvln°tN" ar"as. Mu~t '"'" · "" , mature. exper'd, bonda pott1ntl31 to r~ach t7lh St Call Uan. wo r on a ex. •• " 0 ~ .. Cook wknds Call btwn 812
I •· h d I t "PM "-reliable •·havede°"n · •• .,,...1·7 · · ble. Nlihl ahift. rtt1me. aupc'rv "°"Y. .,.. mnna1t4'· tW2 79511. AM ·a ac e u e up o o '". "' ,.--.,..... ., A IY 1 inmt pl)ll1llnna. Mu11t he Plea&e apply in peraoo to dnble Lransportat1on. GENERAL OFC Pert· · ~St n person. 895 W
ptrM>nahlt> & am bilious. BAR The Flame Hoom the at«e man111er. Salary OlO mo 546-0235. time. Sales Ex per. GC¥)() HELP Wanted Male ' 1 ·Costa. Mesa. ~:ii apvulntmunt nnl)' ne<'<iur~~gul11. r=11~~n':e~ Dellvery·neal appear. :rJ:!~.eSaf~~d~c~o~· rnen;,e~~~ln~ ~z~tu~~l~ U'f)UOR_CLERK
5l9·111J Bf. A Prorualonal 1610Sa~Mtgue1Dr.NB. ~~n~~u~r'3~~ ~:c+ mta.CdM.i73·2277 ~'Tiedt 1~1ckeni, 69:S S, Experprerd.•94·1533
9:30AM2PM C«ktllll Wa.ltreu. Ent.er Equal()ppoe"Emplyr PUl 'o PH·407-4188 ,.,__ of rr OU w y, aguna Uve-ln or out. very U&hl ., · '""""raJ c P poeltlon Beach duUes ll hn day any aae ---------1 an exciting. profitable" Cerk \yl>ltt for l(enr'I ofr Del •va1I. Xlat bt!neflta/ 1u • AUTOMOTIVE alamourous profeu. won. St.art at 12 75 hn t.aJ ~t/aul•· powtng Co Call tor In Help Wnnted Full ' meyappv-.842-12SM
Leaml.n40hrsfrompro-8-$ wk dY$ ~lect Van. t.a.nt. Newoff\c..4·Sday tervlew 645·8420 or P/lime Reataurant. 181---------
Watrr'Gllty a.ria fesstonals the rine arts of ~ w. Katella, Or.. WHlll:. 04·•403 0 ••· ~311$$ yrs & older. Apply 11'1
f!:lqler'd. Good pay Pnld waltrcslteclm.Jqun. Day 997~ 83t-3'733da)'I penon. Shalley'1 Pisu.
Insur. Vac. pay & prorlt or eve aesslons.r;:ace-DP.:NTAL Gwr .. Offke 2214NewportBl.C.M.
1bartn1 plan Contact meotagalat .• rood op-CLERK·TVPIST. '4S-~ RECEPTIONIST Part Ume, 20 brt p/Wk
V I c Snyder. Al I 11 pty. Call <7141 7 1 tUM. wpm. perm rull time ReqW~ lftd!"ldu.aJ with SJ..$0 pA\r. Newport Sch Hotel Rat. Kolteu
Chn'sler Plymouth, 2929 So. Calif. Cocktail General office dull" lndel)Oiexperlndeallng area '752-17$0 See J o hn Vo«ado,
Harbor Blvd.CM WaltrTsa.lnc .. llmSk.)' Have good pbone wttht.hepubllc•money GEN. OFC °""pln"tllte Marine Roocn. 3·4PU:7
*-1934. ~~~ 81.SteC. lrvlne. Ca ~allty. Call Daaoe, SanClemente4$3239t shrthd tphon~~ v;rled ~:;=0'iw1."N·a.1 ~o ----------t Denta.l Receptionist ofc. dutlet lnterealnf( C..lls E.O E.
BF.AlfflCIAN Cocktail W1ltrr11. ex· MU!5\ bavo X·r•Y license. work In growing NB de· W/F' tor New-porter lM per'd. Cont.act Johnny at typlnR. 4 day week v e Io p m t c o &44 0861 or MO SW Saddlebark Lanea. after ~ Bene's /vac11salarled. $1.&2 per DAY
LOAN
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MEDICAL ASSISTANT
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CMta Mella. Cal 112626
MEDICAL
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GB4ERAL OfflCE
RECEP'TIONIS'T'S
SECRET ARIES
TYPISTS
2 .i Month J\111.1.:nmt•nts
Al110. l>ully & Weekly
V11ra11on P:iy
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NO FEES
Medical MANPOWER IMC.
frOftf Ofc R.c.. 441 W. I 9tt. St
Newly opening Npt Bch COSTA MISA
Dermototoay t lla lr l
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phone. Can schedule &
h a n dle pat1¥nl1
smoothly, fan type well
Must be w1llln• to train
In Oeverly Halla for I month. Call (7141
7~2'.227
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Female S:: $0 per hr to
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Monrovia Ave. Newport
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Women wanted \0 work
for Janice·, Ra11tedy
Ann housecleaning ~lea. St.art 12.so hr
llAM to 3. Tuw thru Fri
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We are seeklna a college
1raduatc whose back
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eatate or letndlns u penence Outlea wUI ln·
elude IOUcttlna and pro-
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sllt.ant.6'2·538'7 OPERATORS handed. X·rays. etc. kltd~n help. Apply In
flloauty-Halr Stylist want· Work part M r ;time In t.aauna Niguel. 4954345 ~· 3-Cpm. Original
ed lot busy Laguna HUii )'OUt area Days, nlah'8 ua. 2121 Balooa Blvd,
Salon. 83'1·2160. or wknds. Mini compu~r NOW IS THI TIMI _N_.8_. ______ _
or ~poa m1ch. ex~ tor Job Nlken &o c*k Girl E~rytbln•! For .Npt ~~ ,:rN:=~ '~~ ~ORTgMf'OflARV tbe Dall{. Piiot H•lr, tlch Ad Aaenc:y to a..-. Mu•t work 'hru S1t'&VlC""• W&IWld c: UliflcaUoft. f manaae small, fut .. '"" " • ~n c..o> Uw Job YGU want la not arowtnaolc. Opportunity ll1•l tMll~e. 87~30 C?m 00..·JUO there )'OU mJfht ~'4Scr for 1 rowU1 T 11U n 1, CJlll4rf~UO olferint )'ovr aervlrea pe1boa.rd bk0'1. Aaen·
Clualrt..S Ada .. u bit ,_,I tt" •• __.., aD a<I lft the Job CY exp belp(ul Qt wtll ta.am. am.all IUmt ot Flod wtial nu wa04 ln Wanted c•t..•ory· PttoD. t.ralJ\. C.ll Jeannine at _,km. tcz..51']1; ~ OalJ1 PtJOt Clwlftfd.I. '°""' ~sm ,.
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Ina ability raqul red Let the ""•bile know wllb PRX .. nawerlrt" Serv Ple:ue contact R.,x ..-" .. Pvrklnut 768-7771. an Md In Ule Oalb' Piiot Opr. I mm~. openanas
servtce Oltect.ory lt can for mliture people to COIJ\)'OUUUWeaaSl.~ work Vlltll(d hr••
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fonneUon and complete lSS Rochcetcr St. C'oe1..a
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PDSON to tart for In· Real Eat.ate ft nn Meda• • SICUYAAY ,...,., IOIO Mll:alm Ml IOtO '"""Meri99
terior plant• 00 ('Om· l'IWWn woman to uatat RN or LVN Secretar1·es Tranle'riberJn c:epUonlal WOOOWa.KllTIHI .................. ~ ••• ,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~,.... _..ta! atcOIMl.a ..... broker W/vtned bu11 forRadlolo&Yot'fl~ ~ull Crow1n1 WH t Cout S?Ofl!Wll>ESA•.E w·· ..... ED ••••••••••••••••••••••
J.He n p.4&dnldrlvi.o MN det ail.a. A penoti PJUJM. ll 7 Xlnt ben . lime. Minion Viej o. L.i m 1na t o r n ••d • Newln.edfllfttt•PPl'•. ,._"' 9sautl tOIO NCIGltd. C&U Maraaret ~ ..... c~-!~ M6 i~ Beyvlew Conv. lbpttal, 83t.o740 ent>r&ellc. ~mblllou1 mile. WU.00'• Beraaln TOP CASH DOLLAR •••••••••••••••••••••••
'llMM1 '!::::..-:--bl •. .bl 115i -m1 TbllnJ> Ave. CM. Typ1·sts person w11Unc to turn Nook. ~,. 114 w. llkh. p Al 0 , 0 R v 0 u R a ... 1c Speed Boat, ·~ ........-...... e "" a ~to as MZ-~ "-'l"e .,._ H•lp f··'I o woodwortlna SorM dr CM IU-ltlOfs~ JEWKLllY WATCHU. CbriaCrat\ ze•. CooWletl· nme bv y respo n · .-.n-..., "' ... r Uv~ Apply In penon. AJlT OBJi!cTS: COLD. taJ. twin acrew, all
albilU ..... w /IOOd t¥pmi ~'rfiw:."rf.'h: 990 t.: Unllam, 212 W. Tafl, I BUY SILVER SSRVIClt. m.lbos.175-TISl bldarnd. persoeaUty' ReptolrStal Oran&t'· * * * * PINE FURN. II ~N · _.._;:;___...__ __ _
PHONE SALES PM•• S alH peopl~. -.le or female. It to ,...,. o1.,.. Ouarao .... or eomm11a1cn1.
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549.3041 r...i 0,,. Employer
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PLASTICS
MOU>ING MACHINE
OPERATORS
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creat.es perm. openings
for exper 'd & trainee
mach. oprs on all shifts.
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rapid advancement for
all employees who have
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265 Briggs Ave.C M.
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Equal Oppor Employer
appear. P art time to IN I 1·7 Service Sta tion Att•n· Good Uled P\!.nlllW"e & TIQUIS....aaoG •c.euh••rt/
star\. S.UO. br 7SZ-5Sll ! .. 1rvfl0f' dant. npcr"d. Day A AWllucea-OR J wUl f'»ZO 80 Btd E C.F. Meu Clerks Eves l'\IUftp/lltne.Ap Mwca1 ,.. aellorSELLforYou. LU&GiAMTAGS _ ................... ..
llALlSTATI Verde Conv. tta.p. 681 PlY. Shell StaUoo. 17th & ..... •••••••••••••••••• MASTaS AUCTIOH b'Oln yourbullneM card. RUU cltan.lq, IN~ SALIS CmterSt.C M.548·~ lrYine.N8. ........ 1005 '4'-1616•1JJ..t'21 a.t Ollt card for e•ch a.v. F1eld. Cleat Div
yt o r k I n b e a u l SAILMAXER Kaa Post ........ ••••••••••••• • 0 ta, plm OM t per.. We ln&-~ Ul1tirM
Ceptatraoo Valley . So. tlooa'--()pc So Service Station Lube Man w·--..a-r1a-....1 Furnllurt> Stripped " n tllrn p o r manentlL a.,._. C.L area. New pl1&1h ore. ~
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top comm1ulon plans, 54W4M. 673-3'320 Of Antl~s! 752-~dYI. t7f.309Uv. 1trap. meellna alrflne ln I· t Ca \' •.; \r >' :
full or part um~ aal ea, SALESCLERK.Mu1ten· 3141CampusDrl•e Ser vice Station He lp llU C"" h 8 ·~ d ....... d 1.0. NQulromcm.. Pre· t"looraau e c. ~ llVt!
tralnlng program, xlnt joy people 4r tropical 546-~04 1 Wanted. exper. pr0f'd. cram~ wwTth ov!ru~ lmil~·~·-· an velll lou & theft' For a you dluble ~· m~n
pla.n for sell motivalt"d fish. II you don't ~njoy <Ac:ro11a From Apply in penon 300 E. music boxes. nlckelo· 1M·U A penonallsed UJC encloee ~: ':1:. r~. ir~
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REALTY SERVICE Station Lu~ ..i r:tndfa the r d ocks, theFumltureCooneeuon wW back & trim your ~........_
Sl6'7·111l or68l·llll ~olc suCL~pEli~K. w'~1rt tcraarldns man hExndp oec. ,~usSatrlurn lucinatin& anllquH. has • slster statt-the tap. Or try two cardt ~,...... 9030 .. ""' • own a too... + OvorSl.000.000Worth Lamp Connection !! backtoback. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL EST A TE Beacb tntioners. 4 ~retant!'S(fyptsts comm. Also need < 21 American lnternauonal Outraceous discount.I oo PRICES; c omp 1 e t c c h r y 1 1 u
MAMAGllt WAMTEO Campus Dr .. NB LIFE IS Service SU. Attendants Galleries: 1802T Kett.er· name bra nd lamps. sieaor3/'1 ma.ru/olds for 31Sc.u. Vtl
Yorwellknown.expand· Sales clertt, full or part Api,l y. B i ll Ra s h Ing St.. Irvine. Tel Variet y of colon and 4/'$U,.SU Oca. ln<'ludea m a nifolds ,
Ing Real E1tate com· tim e . Apply Mg r , NEVER DULL <lleVl'on. 2Ml8l El Toro 75H m Open Wed thru slr.es from ll.9~~. fl/9l8p $1.50ea. rlura. ~lbow1 . end &*lf. ()penjnt • new of· Gilberts. 257 £. l7lh St Rd, Lag. Hills. Sal 9 AM to 4 PM. Vls1t 1 7351 H.ell·Unlt D. H.B. lOor more S1.40ea. plate-everything for nr-e In Calta Mesa. Must CM Wilh Om ceOverload Sewing Mach Operator· • 842-J.JM SaksTaxlncluded twin engines wltb 430 Enjoy the variety or "·nvas product busi •·drawer mahogany In· Wedtbru Sat1~5 NOCARDT boun. 1225 total cost.
It.ave experience. Salary SALESCLlll( choosing some of our ._ F lald commode mahogany Draw your own « MQd cau Dale at -.mi ph• +. All appllcationa Wldt! selection or tem neu. /Ume. Be gin ~r w/frec ald. mlr· Dl1b wa1 b er. West · name. addresa. pbooe II ---------coelidentlal. Apply to Experienced. for rarcl & i j c · Im med Ex per preC'd ror. 494 7738 lngbou1e. $85. e Bat ft'll make one card per Heavy duty tio.t t.rtr
Ad. No. as. Dally Ptlot, gift shop In Laguna ~Yo{~ C:t.;.bstOm~:~ M5-~4. . . Chain. mea. ~table tag. Add~ eacb. l7·20ft boat
Claaained Advertl1ing, 8Mch. Age· Over 25 )'rs 11...w .. &A 640--4910 .,__.., .. __.. ..., -· ao w Bay St .. Costa 48'7-Z!llllll. row' Sewmgmach opr.tralnee Afp"..cff 1010 --· ~Cuo::ur.or WJ or ... s. ..... 1
Meaa. Callf 92Qll. Ml.l'.S GIRL wanted. lite ff. !ngl need~li:: aewlng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beds; ldnl, tM.mk. \l'UDdle. derpt~(,rNIMTlM(i Sea Gull 5YiHP. $32!>,
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I.I.....,. /Ofc M4Jr. .ecretana wor . ii 1 d af:'•· workln" or not. and tear. Dreuen. end P .O. Box 1580 654..sl~ .. ~_.__. ·-•-21--.,... old Neal over oa SboeSales. Full·p/l. Exp. • bl bin l "'--M-· ,.._ ----------~ by rorporataon ........ ""'~ · -· pret'd. belt.er arade ram. a acrap metaJ 87S.52$8 ta es. 2 mate g ove '-UI... ..... ......
for phuh San J uan appear.~l. 557-0061 store . Xlnt benefits. auts. n11(ht standl. mir· MAnRISSIS IHh,Power 9040 C.p&.t.ranoolc. career job. No Sun. Mr Non· Working Major AP· rors, refrig. p1ua much * "'n~I· .,~--.SJl!' •••••••••••••••••••••••
m1.1111or<l6l·l1ll SALES 3723llrchSt,M.8 . Mnrowllt.. Mr. Curren pllancea & P o w e r more.4M·7'138 .x v~w -•28'8ERTRAM76 HOTS. GIFT SHOP 548 8684 N B Mo w e r s w o n t e d . Fu I Size $M.5'l ................ t550 mo.
RECEPTION-
· · · Reasooable.&16-51:148 SLATE POOL TABLE B&JMortre~~FoctOf'( SyrCLElse$2000del.
f1JLL-TIME • 11 d d k -------w1accessorlea. 3'7 .. x 8 r:.... ·s S... .....000 PART-TIME SECRETARlfS :.ma in epen ant m t FOR SALE·ll Cu Ct G,E 6'3". $250. Pb 844).4$43 or 38 =1t 1 ~1 1• .n. -· .
GIRL FRIDAY no:eds reliable, upcr. refrlr< $125. 4'-"tx64 -.teel M2·7146 S4Hi636 GEN ELERASA lLNGA UT U
Exc:ellcnt opportunal~ A<'<·t n1< Clcrk~/Ukkprs Grocl·ry man, 6 days in !>lOrage abed 125. 2'x2'x6' Oc""'"PO T TEN IS ""-1.,..,,. 213
Supe r posit ion for :1 for con&cleot1ous 1n To SllOOMo. I d'i: Sunday. Sala r y rabb1t cage$15631·2335 Mus t sell ll'lne maple'".,," R BCH N ""'ce...... -869·
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aupcr girl! Di versified .. , ·d 1 bl L l-;mploycris Pav All Fees upcn Apply in person, no · h· .. Ah ha. I ts CLUB. U mlted Mem· • duties Inc l udc : Lite uiVI ua s 8 e to wor... Lldtclnders J\gency phon e c alls . sol! W. Norge elec. Dryer, l yt u"' •
5 eaves, sea bershlps 6'4-0060 15 Fiberglass fishing
114.'Cretarial, pubhc rela· evening hours . Enjoy 4020 Birch St, Ste lo.1 Balboa Blvd , Balboa. old. Harvest Gold. Mint lO. A1ao desk, bench,~ . boat. 50 hp w /trailer.
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outstanding com pany N~·rtBeach 8330190 • d 1200 b r lotumiac.548·S303 DOU.HOUSE f\amlsbed. 1875.837-6417
001, os ess ~ benefits . Apply 9am· Ca .., c-rtswear shop Expd con · / sl 0 r . Sof •-Lo L h. llOO or ':f orter! for , around assist.ant to busy noon. Mon-Fri, Peri.on J for appt/Estab '65 ,,,.,., · 847-4821 a • veaeat . g 1 -lnfo ..-.. 44 Hunt.er. Loaded. en r· executive. Beau t iful woman full time. Sport 1m 1gokt accents. Very .,._.., -... Ylhloa but radar. AC.
private office, flexible ~Alll.IOTTHOTEL Nook.48SEl7tbSLCM Dishw ashe r . West gdcood.S13S.Pb751·1806 KJNGSIZE Bdrm. aet, bristol eon<!. Call days,
hoW"I & fringe benefits
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Newport Ctr Dr SECRET ARY St.able party req 'd to take lngbouse. good cond. ISS. '> o )' •a c b • • t bed C213> 325-7030, eves aft 7,
for very attractive & well Newport Beach TO $10,000 care or my med. siud 640-49lO Green & Yellow plaid w /match·~ cheat or <7141675-8931
groom ed girl. Good Equa l Opp Employer Excellent future with l40lb l 9 yr old mild man· Ref r ig. dishwashers. coucb with matching drawers. en butch, , educaUon & typing skills m /f rapidly growtnJ! !>m co ne re d no p ro ble m bwlt-ln stove & oven chair. $35.831·2557 color TV. 6W port. 51 Yacht being re art' csst'nllal. Wnle rull near OC Au·port. Good spayed 0c1og for a penod 494 n 3B ( botb w I r e mot e 1, furblabed, almost new
reaume to P. O Box lypmg. SH rt.oq. offi ce of2 3 mos szo per mo+ Lra wood <'hes t of microwde oven, lampe, twin diesel Many xlra:. 1~18, Santa Ana. 92711 Sales·Hi·Fi Componenll> mgmt. Knowledge or expen.5e6. 499-2661 eves. We Buy rcfrr gcr ators. drawers S2S. ottoman SS. reellner, coucb " cbr. ~ completed SJS,000 Rrtl'~IO .... IST Salary, xlnt future, Call purchaslng sh1pp1 ni: d\• washers. dryers SS to 2 Mahog. chairs <1920's > dinette. refrla. Mu cb WW complete ror MS.000 ..-.......-• " Mr Hagemeyer. blwn i s1rahle Write l'O Bo'< StcnoRrapher to do part SlM> Worktn~ cond or $l0 ea, med cbesl of misc. 968-923'7 831·91!8'7 alt 7pm.
Fashion Island R. E. In &5PMonly.6468896 18258. Irvine. Ca !1271J ttme work tn their own not 750 4441 d rawers $20 (wood>. \C,lmcnt firm. ~ui.t 751 2600 home 968-0311 ---walnut chr. needs re·
have cxper Typing skills SALESPERSON --------------Lady Kenmore Wui.hcr rrnrsh ·g SIO, Kenmore
Cadmium.One year ex· nee Cal1 Elleen 6400J23 VitamiM&CotlM'tics SECRETARY ST OCK R00:\1 /SHIP· $125.Wlurlpool Vasher& washer&elecdryer.aet
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pbelrft·. mRol nsal mn ulmn.:. 0290' Yl betwn 2 Spm. F.6t. Corona del Mar firm PI NG I R E CE l VI N G Gas Dryer too ea. Ken· $100 Cal I alt 5 30 ~ needs full time secly. CLERK. Exp. In ship· more Elec Dryer $65. oo-iss1. : pm,
I lost 7 Iba In 2 da~. new Dlx BOSTON WHALER
product faotasltc! No Johnson mtr. trlr . all
drugs or exerclle, call 1W11, Only 8hri.. COST
days Jean 538-1529. Dis· 14684. ASK $3500, 111
trlbutors needed. beallh. M2 !H.32. 673-2050
West Coast H w y . RECEPTlONlST ror doc· We need a dependable. Type 60 WPM. sh .. It. bk· ping & receavlng, posting Guar & del. 546-8672
Newport Beach E.0 F. tor's offlc<'. will tram. r es pons 1 b I e · s e If kpa. Call rot opp 't to stot'k cards, running Nice 6 pr bedrm set plu.s
33' CltwitC Sedam Cruiser,
Bruner water aof\ener full 1rent Catalina or Bay
auto. Xlnt cond. Reaaon. cru1sing-anoozlng &
Sl25ofr. 498-3979 boozing yacht. Sl0,000.
673-0149
Good typist, SI( very motivated persoa to Mr. Riblett 675·fi700 inventor y, typing In· Coppertone gas Signature all llnen! 631·2732 a ner
POOL MAN Needed by helprul. but not essential work al leadin~. fast voices. Must be capable I yr o ld $l50. gold 4:30pm. Ire bomeo~ers usoc. S500 Slurt. 548 0076 g rowrng tte allh food SecNt..vfRecept. or working under p re· Signatur e dishwas he r _ _..;.. ______ _
COt malouunlng 8 pools . -stere chain in Southrrn R E. Ofc-l~med OJX>n· S!>Urc &meeUng dailydl"· $75.842-1258. MOVING SALE : twin
Perm. f/Ume job. Must RecepUonlsl/Wl.'okends, California Prio r l'X In" Good typist. the ad 11 n cs . p J es:> c v bech, complete chest.a of Mkcel•••• have exper. Call ~-8200 9-5 S2.50 hr Cnll Mitzi perience desirable but " Semiconductors, 540-m~ Kenmore c lec. dryer. drawers, metal lbl w /lilt w~ for appt. weekdays673·8511 not ncces-;ary NoSatur tapho ne skr lls . O.C Kenmore washer . SlOO umbrella, MagnovoJt re· _.... day night or Sunday Airportarca.833·0099 SUMMER WORK for both. Aft 5:30, cont player " recorda. •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRESSMAN R~d.tS.ocy work . Un Ir or m P /tlme $100.60 per wk. ~'®7. coffee tbls, men's golf $$$CASH FOR ~rr:u br:c1:pe~an~sbop, Ex pe r d rron{ office. furnished. Medical and SECRETARY take home. Students pre· FROSTFREE Hotpolnt clubs, elet adding mach, Good used fum/refrias
. . c . xpe ence pleasant phone voice to hospital benefits. Apply c-...'sM~Flrm f'd Local job sates. 3 fri h F 1 nd 620YJ Acacia , CdM. rrzn&1tove11 5"-07S8
only. 644·8233 Days. WOfi< with bu,lnc'" ex· Lindber g Nutrition. ..,...... h r ·1 re g. w l. a r co ·• 675-34112 831·2227 Eves. ec utl ve, Ne w po r l between CarouHI & Xlnt typlnic sk lls. hgh\ s a ls ava1 Age 18 +. works l(d. $165.673-6336 1---------WANTED ---------1 C l bkkp'f:, invoicing, bill Ca 11 f or d e t 8 i Is · M In s l U ' & 136-:ybaue.., charier PltODUCTION enter . Cal 640·6G50 Bullocks. lower level in Ing . telephone11 Mon 714~·Ul63 Gas Dryer <aold hvy du· ov g a •· v rm ·~ • 9AM llAM ONLY the South Coast Plaia 1.y 1 dlx model. xlnt cond. bed rm t u rn. O r g an, ror g cart. Reaaoca·
<>ranee county firm In --Shopping Center. Costa lhru Fri. 7 30 AM to 4 ;;w1tch board Opr . ex· S150 586-7544 haehld misc. C all ble.
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asking Sl.5.000. 979-2333 • wtcdyl,873-4237 aft 7PM
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Anaheim i;ceks expcr'd ECEPTIO..._.IST Mesa. Apply a\ V1lamm P \1 540-6142 per'd . Appl y S a n anytime.~.
prod ucl ro n personnel f"'lll CJ l "'--R" k w /inspt>Cllon barkRrnd Our lovely l''l(t'<' ores Counter. emente nn. ~ ic •'--'-8020 GGrocJt Sale 8055 Uke new 18' boat w /100 hp u t ...... bl l n~ad I ( n·'I' II Elliott. 125 Avemda Del _,........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• E 1--·~-•-1 u I .... us .,., a e to rcat '" • rir u , "'l' SALESPERSO!ll Newpo Set'r\'tan •Ret't'pt Presidente. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ v W"uuc, w r .... ust acl m1cromelen & have groomed,front okmdav ~At.erA11toLeasmg Co Beaut Ir v ore needs --. Buy·Sell-T rade·Usedf\im,stereo,clrtv.toots .............. 8013 1mmed, have bought
worked w /prOl(essl ve Ula\ ran type 50+ wpm needs male or female for modt>I image person fechn1c1an. part tame. de· Bikes Cycle & co. 2488 micro-wave ovn, beds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• larger boat. 540-~ or
di" & punch pres5" Xlnl working conds & outside sale-.. exper not ..,. ,tron..i 'lk&lb, -.mihnR s 111n clcctromechamcal Newport Bl. CM 642·7Gl0 pang ponl tbl. m a ny Conn Mln·O·Matlc elec 761H687
Salary commensur1te good co ~·rwr11s Apply necessary Good opp\y phonl.' \oice. \l\arinu!'I h y rdroltr s yste ms ot.her ltems, everything organ e1tcellent condl: --.---.,--1-.---,-0-6-0
w /exper. Call for In National System'> Corp . ror ambatlou, worker pc•f'ltOnahly who enjo't<> llJ8 3125 RALEIGH Super Tour goes. DaUy. 100$8 Sao ll ~ pp ....... 1....,, ........ _, t.erview 9156-208 a 4361 Bu-,:h St. N B c!lleur !>lb-~ (a:.t p.twed people vncnt bike w 1dura·ace brakes. Juan Cr l , Ftn V ly . 00
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,.... O C.Alrportl E O.E. ed Wsioeas Salary to The Ancient Mariner $300 Volkscycle Mark 968-9237. 6Pc.Drvm Set (Ro~ersl 3 1~20' VIKING SLOOP . ..PMm. II Pr~M«~il • ... • u.u~ . Resla uranl IS look mg ror x v $1 00 . s (' h w Inn Cymbals <ZUdJlan> ~-sll In Newport $1200 ~;~.~tlf~~. -.-'' re\li\ll. ..W. ~~ _ ~ ~ , ·~~f,..,_d ~~Ir f:JNI ,Al , ip.ao. • ., nee. Job would entail in·-• -a .. , t t • E •r n1°'-"'-Jn:..... -· ff"4!"':, 'f;~~tft~ n nv .... ccura .... yp DR ordinallon and display of SECR TARY v ,..in .. "I'.'-· I ,..._,."""'" ·-- . _....,.... t n',..,. 1'" leundry & cleanlna ot & t tt l epho ne w o rk rin e wo m e n ·, & needed. Please call or 6PM a ln tenoiSu · ll et"afie party rental equip Apply F l\1me . Call for appt. cblldren i. wear l''ashion Put your ~ec retarl a I come m for interview. $100or bst/ofr. man dinghy.Avon type.
Party Wor ld , 202~ M4-WA. tNear Fashion Island T H E RED skillstowork in ourlove · 5'2·1488. 301 N. Tu.tin '1l 10 spd D11wea. Ex· plus much more. 3058 545497 MonlhtuFri,jays K:»5
NewportBlvd,C.M Island) BAL LO 0 N LT n ly otcs. Bo able to work Ave ,Santa Ana . t.remely atrona & light. ZeUDr.TopollheWorld • ........a--c-_67_5-_3334 ______ _
--YOUI N • rt n •. ·h •· ll f lndepcndcnllY Good $7S.642·2689or 631·3662 Loguna Beach.494·7738 ~ ............. & l"VI uc~,,..,,.asT ('V.po uo:iU( . ~:i ur Theatrlc.lll A"en<!y con· it-.1_... 1015 Goraeoua! 14' Enterprise u--• 1vn 11ppc M6 OCll I phon1.· rnunm•1 .1 1>lu11 & "' ~,.--'" II Gd d SPAllTIME Mature w/personnel · l)pmg skilh ~;,+ v.pm sldering talent for films· C-& Movlng back East, must ....................... w/ll'a er con . SOOQ.
To WorttCIOHTo Home. bac karo und for lrfl SALES l'ERSON, full rt,>q'd 3'71• hr!> P4?r wk & 'IV·Comm'l.$ . .9~?-0282. ;;area .t 1030 sell! 3pcl1vlogrm suite. IBM Exec Typewriter . _
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& Wallace haa bee n drtvcn 6. coolla. VaUd
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Guarenteed Ho url y TREECLIMIERS shots at~. Adora· PAtD FOR YOU R Indian Rlngn e<'k 40' Pwr Bo•ll/hlnaed
Wage PIUI Bonus. 5 Se<'rrt.ary Lo Presldrnl ble. Ca ll ~7 2* JEWELRY WATCHES. Parakeet $55. ror more Sall SlOO mo.
p.m to 8 30 p.m Cill t1exlble houn.. r rr &c TRlMMERS1Exprd. ART OBJEcTs. GOLD. Info, ca11493-Mll. Rlrk 645-7814 <eves>
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Toka1 Bank or Callr. hns F 1t11ne T uslln / I rvlno Call 530 6455 Rea. Moreen mare. broke ANTIQUE PIA.NOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
tin lmmed. opentnr< In area. 1l'i()O per mo. Call to ride &c drive, blk Laraeat fflecUon on tM Vl830laatroo90hpmotor.
thl.'11' llunt. Bt'h ofr for u 731·51" betwn 8'3(}.5. Wt•imaraner Pupp1e11, ror parade Morgan aeldlng, West Coat, all recondl· xlnt cond. many lltras
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the Mil, call Ocora btwn $ 30&7:30 5750102
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lrd 1 h ltl• in S an •• SICIETAIY \o t-rutllei. Apply in for •thool Art.moon fl wb.male.SZSO.f79'.7091. Old an&ique bathtub. !A· raftP, cll.aMI • mucll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--------4 CltmHte & L11una &X.ECUTIVE penoo to etriy eves. S3 hr. C:tll z mat. Old f!nallsh Sheep c.llent C'OftdlUol'I. S7S ~ mon ..... TW . .. Wll lor I' bed
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Dtach. OtbC'r arn1 have Fab lal ll.E . firm. Acct L D PLASTICS m.<TtSI btwn 9.30 It 11 dol pi.pples Superb beat. 5W723'7/M2·ZM9 'TY...... al hJ~arao door
opea.tnp alto. No exper. =· Stat/Acct lYP• 1305 E Wakeb1m Ave AModly. stock.1250nrm Llko DOW llalian Provin· fM. s..M IOtt1 ...... •~·-17: _____ _
,..q'd. ""'1lY a l any of 91).loO. 'Z1i ~· 11h 5-te AM 547.a043. Waitl'1'$I 11 Khchen Help. 84&-0862 clal BrHktroat $200 ......................... "'?P'Kll C&mpt!' ahell for
our=:;wport Blvd. • San U~uel ~-S.c 'y 1Recept. Raptlily S'l.S0.$3 hr + Upe Mu st AKC AJukan Malamute. !'"" .. bumper~~,!>! COLOI TVtS ~/bOOt. Xlllt CODd
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Larae n u bllthed oftlce,t--------•I Huvy typln1. die· pent>n ofe, at happy . to Y• 104' ottoman $60. ea. Etc. saoo to• m.uoe
prime loeaUon. Muat RM~ tapbone. Good benehtt . tum.ihilec\ural bk· W~l$S ..................... Makeo[fer.54.S-3S31 FlU!:lh amedey deUv. ba¥e ~t m ldenUat ~ Mra Ba.ker m.~ lrd htl ul, tlot ,..q'd, Exper d Ph: 541·78Z2 Buut. athctlonat o W1UOffTTV CAMPER SKELL, Co b
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m•r cl•I H P•rlence. p/\lme. Abo, CCll ll!C'•· s.cnt.yJllctpt A. Lendr um A•k for NB " CM Prtlmo \ w tout doa•. LOVll a.12 -DAY Ml-1111 =loo• btd $12l
s atary. overr1de and ntncnt.for fltlm .Con· l..oolctnf ror a aharp R4111.i TIO"nw-cotredllV>P•• chlldr on , sP•.t.•_d . ~ .. Alfi.~ r comaal11lon. Call •P t.aCl MIU JenMn. ~ penoo to run •\ 1al 11fc. SICY .. ~B'T Rela pl.ate. Chullepii ~lUft4orS»rm aaolf:::'&t°" Mldlaad CJt lase Mobil •w::1• I ~aecniWJ. Memori a l Ho1ptUt, Dut\ee lnclud• all ac· Gooduc'kiii; .d CbillOfcC7t4>&41Mle1Sl O!K'ka tyntO ... _.. ... -ft9 ~=:::r.:.:;~x f ;:• 9150 71Mll7 ea~. countlna thr u d o1ln1. Y.!.. req to b t;:: klda .,.-. ~......,. • .. -.... " .......... .. -;~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~! Payroll. payabl •t, te· wortc ln 11-Y law ore. W I 0 S T Y L I S T • retp.-~ ft•• ' smYICI New MARAN:Tl I HO -"...,..,. ........ • .. 1,, .. , l:.~ ttlvat>lea • aotne uloa Type f:Swptl\ +. w/tlk· ~. f\.alJ ttme&i P9l1,__,a •pm ._. '" ~,,,, -.. w
C'OrrelP· Sb M.tpM. but kfl'lf.}': !tedllkfal expu, ~rMlme, Tile ltk ~ rtaptone. Pay ror DtllCTOIY ~=-Alli~ = ~':m~~~e. not nee. Cole hutrumeot mm'i "• or appc 11JlP. G017 Adam An. &li9ed. DOtTNOWI • 4Q c. ma :'eo,J.U.
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1'74MIZZIOC '71VW,..ltowlhlbbtt.xlnt "70SedancS.VUlAI 71 COUGAaD7 "2 l'ord LTD Broulbirn.
COUPE. hllY factory cond. All /FM .• trk Flnecoodttloa. LolMScd W/ma.ay opt.iom a dr full pwr AM /P'M
Wbeel1mltb up p1pe aaklnlll.SOO~UlllJI. PAJDYORORNOT
pep fs cw ptaton. Pi '71 SRS Pickup, 5 i.peed. TOP DOLLAR
equipped lM. atereo le Stereo. lu11 1r1ck SlT5C> 648·32 lnclud1n11 stereo. attreo OrJCnu'utenew '
,,ir cond. 1.Acally sold + m«41 .,74 CAIMUAC <lllCBV1 ,vt Pl1S?OOO.Ph146-:!Cll9
ahoeb, w taecumwaton AM 1f'M stereo caMCUe. FOR TOP CAIS
tuayxtnt. X1Dd c:ood. rally wheel&, radials, de· IARWICI DATSUN
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8HOP&COMPARE
l.UWICIC DATSUM
San Juan Caplatraoo
lll-13714t).J315
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w /tan I nterlor. Im· CoOd cond. AMJFM lape, f\Jll ~qulpment inc ' lf47 COueU 64 Ford W•&on. mu1.
maculatelhruoutw/onl1 mwtldl.IZOOOorbstof tneae power Hems AvtomaUc •iil¥lrool& 11de pl9ff. lape deck US-4751 h&Xe lnttrior & lnttttor. SanJuanCapi1tr1u;o
'73 Hoadl CB D. n"On ~ueoo~:r a~J: lll-ll7149).l37S end edendtd f.lnc:bea ..,. "" -· NfttJ rebuilt enline, on
ly bu 500 mlle9. Elect.r1
starter. c111tom Hal
"H BANCHERO. 48,
ml, PS. PB. air c:ond. IOOd cood $3700. 552--8083
WE BUY
CUAHCAaS
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38,ootrnl*.C417LVY1. l• MG-JUl,m-1138 wtndowa..,.ts.•~nl an i~d· condlllon ~II .. SJ• OML Y $9995 '73 Super ~ Lo ml br~ "door ~ka. TtJ CVG l
tS VOLVO redlals. mat Nil 97S.MSi wheel. cnalie c:ootrol. MOWOMLY ... ,. Mrl570 t9SZ N£WPOR T OAT$UN • ptddedtoplrlowmllet.l --_,, ONVJEJO or•18'18eve. owner·local car. ToWM&C~ ••u•••••H•••••••••••• !IJ30 .......
'et HAR.LEY D8Yld1on 57 Chevy Pickup. lge wln Sportat.e XLH Ct dow. needl wodt. Best of .. _ .... !-. · ~•a ftr. 8U-4844
SPECIALS IJt .. 211049'-UlO ?t vw van. must tell. C571KLMl. AutoSale.&Lustna '68 Muatana Coavt. Xlrlt
19'78 7t0 2 Or. Stdau ~ 300 SE Coupe. Navy. Qunprlolerior,newee1, ONLY $6995 2187c'!-.'~,";.~,.M6eu ~~~\Op.Call
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l:REVROLET
(350NX!d) Wat $4895 m.r. One or the Oneal AM /PM. air. lee boll. ...... ·-··
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'73Yamaba Enduro '500· 1976GMC JIMMY
'75 Dunecycle PIO. Both A be10.ty ln sold & white
mint cond. &42·1'8 w/au&omaUc. pwr. #tet!r·
Dave. ~. alr cood / CB unit.
~DOVE STREET eve. 5Sl-683&all ~ 'eaVWC.vert. Clean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PB. ~l cu in eoa. l18$0.
Near MacArthur ·s Mercedes 280SE 4dr $1300. nnn. ..SHAftBOR BLVD. fil5 Dodae o~ S';;ln~•f, ~1 or~ 2.82.8 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
546-1200
&JamborffRoadJ all llbr &l wood inL air: 8'15-8719 540-4410540.0213 e.ew. mus •e · a OlcilftnUt 9911 llJ. I lOO fuel lnJect. pwl' w1ndo\n, aft.ff $:31!~~kenda. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• large gu t.anK & under
1.Z,OOOmJles. <BWR210). '73 Honda SL 70, aacrtn~ at~firm.
AM/FM,4whodiscbrks. '7 I V W Rabb' t · '72 Eldo. Blue-beaut --'720fdl•.4dr.SoldbNu.-TOPIUYEtt Michelin tires. reduced Blaupunkt. AM/FM. cond. All power ac-'720odpDuU18.Clean t.Y Loaded,clea.a,SDOO./
61$-1085 OHLY$6995 AMtos. ~ See us fll'lt.1lr last! Top toS18115.S44.o7421ft5PM ATS wb.la.. Dwllap Um. ceuories. $3800.982-0505 & nms areat. $1450. Call 644-1121 J c;;.;;d••••••••••;;c;i dollac~~~~~r.r-· ·~res~~io Rt~~~s. N:;: ~·,:':. awu•ooC. 1974 ~dillac El Dorado a.3'34 _'70_Cu_Uua--.-hal-l-powe--r-.-a-lr •'75HONOA400-4•
Lo ml. Xlnt cond.
'100/bet olr. Must aell !
dyt M1·5489, evea 8'13-GIOl
••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSU.... radiator. master cyl.. AM/1"11.alat. Convert• ble. Cully 'QJ Dod&eChataer. Lo ml, cond. xlnl cood. aooo. .... ,.. " cau M4-lCIG8 loaded. lo ml. xlnt rood. &harp, SD>. S.Sl~ eves 21M5HA..._..R BLVD. OVER 40 284.5ll:u'bor Blvd. pnt. Pvt. Pty. 13100. 646-2136 daya. 14G~9 ~.
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
540-6410 540.0211 Clean used Triumph. Costa Mesa ~1 MC>-0548bef9, af\5. '70VW. ret>lten&lne. good eves '73 VLata e.rw.er. A /C.
Jaguar & MG modt-h1 ~-SL u9 Bel I l tlrea. clean lhruout. "86DodgeCblfler. l'500c.-new urea. PS/PB. Good •54 ~b Speedster Xlnt 1978 Luv. Camper shell, now on dlsplay. Over 25 1973 :MOZ. 1 owner. clean. '"&ick:; irexf:o t~.:s: m.5485 '74 Cpe De YUie. m1ny bestolr. cond. l2300 M4"40ZI
cood. will sell or trade AM/EM cassette Lease/Buy plans. avalla-~8!.!'395 or best offer. 6,000 mi. MinL 673-5S<M. xtru, very cletn. x.Jnt CallMe-1781 ......_ 9957
for clean Trail Bike. Sl.000 644-44 bl bl t.s ,,_,.,,,_, '70 BUS Reblt. eng.. thruout. best otter over . ~ "83-0403 e; sensi e pym . . Bltolr. AM/FM a lrk. runa xlnt. ~-tn4J9e:J..3.15Z 14 Dart AT, a cyl, lo -••••••••••••••••••' .. '
I& El Camino 3SO eng, 4 ....... 4 • 71 1200 AM /F~. new '72 ~must sell. xlnt 12000. Mlch9el1'13·14'79 nwlut. Xlnt trllnlPQtta· '73 PINTO 2000cc. auto. •, Motor..._._ spd. lOOd cood. $1800 or • ures . great rung eeon CClOd.. 39 000 Ml Sl.2.2.'50 '74 Cpe de VUle. tan llbr lion. 417S·6900 dya ; AM/FM. rldlalt. ad. ~,..... 9160 bltolr. car. $1100. An.6, 546-9968 5.5&-0l4!1 • · · 5 Squareback, sunroof. ln~L 1 ess, low ml & 839-2332 eves. A1k for cond. 9SS-3405
••••••••••••••••••••••• 831·!391 AM /FM, stereo caaset.te, $5850. 675-3515 !llanc:y. MOfORHOlllES ... sov, .. BflullOUltv..,RO•lllllA Muslsell lmmed "16280Z. radials. new mutrler. --.;._------1'7l 2dr. auto. R/H, Lo
FOR RENT 1919 Ford ~ too. Radto. t14ill9Gl000•1•11t94w• Mint cond,• 27.~ ml, MG 9742 $1400.145-3818 CADILLAC '76 '70 Dart. air, V-8, '"'°· Clileaae. Xlnt cond:
From$150wk.485-4923 beat.er. IO()d tires, good Mag wbls, radial TA, SEVILLE ·PJS, P/8, Mlcbelln1. 5.S1.e6all5pm
---------• body. Runs greaL $1.500. Alfa RCMMo 9705 AM /FM stereo 8 trk ...... •••••••••••••••••• '88 VW Bus. New clutch & TTM ml. $1400.144·1480
25'0PEN ROAD. fully 5'8-6778 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sliver/blue, CaU 551-0728 AlW11.Y& wanted a sport.a tires, $1200. Goraeoua! lB12S2>. Ford "40 ~"" Pinto MPG Squire'
self·CODL Reserve now "• r.A SPRluT bet 6 & tOpm. Luckett Dr. car? I've a c:lasalc '56 751·2.59'7. OML y SI O 595 Wgn. P /8, 4 spd. rack • foraummer.&u.8385 '12 Chevy PU, 6 cyl, $425. AM"". " MOA. "fully" restor1!d. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• radl1l1. l~K ml. alnt
Must sell immediately ~cellent. newly p4loted Rat 9725 $3,000/ofr. 559·0218 64 Eurerean Sedan. HOWARDC._vrolet cood super sharp copper
'70TRAVCOZ7',SJ.9Smo. 494-0276 G1ullettaSpnntbodyand ••••••••••••••••••••••• \().3:30. beauttru car, bubble Dove&QuailSts. ~PHIL met.'muatmove.ordered 3lmoCLElse $736del separate. strong running ,72 124 c-... sunroof. less than 300 mi NEWPORT BEACH LONG bigger wsn. 1287S. CaJI
J1,410total paym«ll VGM 9570 1300 Veloce engine w / ......-• '71.MG M!d&et, low mlles. on 1650CC ens. 6,000 ml 833.0116 FORD 913-6659. GENERAL 4-speed transm1ss1on Coupe xlnt cond. $1800. An.er 6 s uaranlee, dual port ..;.,.:.,;..__ ______ _
AlTI'OLEASING ....................... Also many extra Alro This Canary yellow 5· P m o r w k n d s heads, new brakes, 6 '88 El Dorado, wUI con· ,,,.,_. 9960
Sincel958 213-869-2007 1975DODGE 1300 parts. When put speed ls equipped with <Z13>S9&-8582 newly rebll trans slder anyolfer. Pvt Pty. :<.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
CUSTOMVAM together as Is will be a dual pipes, AM /FM •69 MG Midget. Neat AM /FM cassette ta 5.'52-8404,543-9449 \."\ '75 PLYMOUTH Cuatom
Motor Home SWraee In· Only 13,000 miles. V8. good loolung, good run radio, heater and lots of Runabout. Vellow/Blk PI a Yer. St. 7 5 0 1975 lite blue eadlllac ~. ~ry &-passenger wagon door, Corona, Cull ... _ t.I t rin rungcar -orwouldde spunk Asking $2200. tr 714.Q6.0683·s.5'·1.Sl7 .: = Sl.995. Low blue aervtce. 1·73'7·9580 au .... ma c, pwr. see g fuutely be worth anve1>l interested call SSB-6071 1ntr. Wire whls. Sac . S/D. loaded. 20.000 m1, GO~ on I.his vehicle 11' ---------1 It brakes. air cond. & . d r $1495.640-0208.644'8460 l974VW, AMJFM stereo rruntcond S7000.S-5PM ,.. Winnebago, 1973, xlnt stereo. Custom vinyl mg tJme an mon('y or and leave a mesaaae for 714·979·Sl4i ; 6·9PM: S:UOO. A good clean car cond loaded 40 000 mt padding lntenor & fully complellon of restoration Tammy. MGI 9744 chrome wheel.a. Orang n4~1296 ~-··-o...•-but it has 71.000 mtles OI\ ~. orb6t ofr. M7.1035.· carpeted. tlA666'2l > ol Uus cluss1c Hertone •••••••••-•••••••••••• w/bbck Int. 29,000 m1 ._ .. ___ ,.._ It. See In Duly Pilot. · design. Sl500 645 51011 '76 131, 2dr, auto w /alr, $2350 145-7400 parking lot at 330 West
1974 Open Road Mini ONLY $4995 alter 6 & weckenW.. or champagne. Magnificent '76 MGB. 12.000 ml. xlnt CaMro 9917 '68 Ford. good Lranporta· Bay Street, Cost.a Mesa,
Motorhome, for sale, MARQUISVOLVO l eave message at rond Lowm1. Must see. cood. $300 & lake over ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion. nu brb, gd Urea orcall642""321 rormore
96:J..3702 Mls.5JONVIEJO 6487542. DJ9S Calleves552-0468 Pll)'ll\ellts.54&-091 Vat.o 9772 '17CamaroSS8SO '62S.961M21l Information. Ask for
Tralen. Trenl 9170 131-2180 495-1210 "73 AU a Romeo. Must ~wll. Hondo 9727 '74 MGR. Perfirt cond. ••o;;,;i·~~~;;;.;.·• SI ,000 673-0368 '"IS l'brd Elite. 44.000 ml'a Rlck or Oscar In neet
••••••••••••••••••••••• "73 Dodge. Lo ml custom xlnl cond. 5!ipd. xtras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtru. Muat see, Aaklng VOLVO '70 Camaro Z28. 4 spd. Ver,y clean. Luxury In· -=g=-a_ra....:g::..e ______ ,..
'llJ Silver Streak trlr, 26' mt. & pnt. mags'. sterro. ~. PP,586 !H26 Brand Mew •77 ::19· 496-473& & 547•7t13 stock. good cond. 121Jl ter. f\JU pwr. Steal al '68 Sport tury. Aut.o. air,
AtJas Continental, xlnt xt.ras.Xlntrond. Bestorr HO .... DA Cars EXCl.USIVELVVOLVO 733-4502 wkdys aft GPM l3700. home, 7»0820,ofc x.lnt.,makeofrer.
cond. aell1cont, twn bds over $4000. 644·0875, " Pof'ldle 9750 Largest Volvo Dealer or963-44l7 wknds. 631·1786 S86-S360
+ sofa bd, 22' awn'g &Th-5664 Auel 9707 MAMY ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnOranaeCouoty!
w/curtalns. alr.rl:scks, •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ToChooseftooei lmmac. '5 Targa, 911T. sui;IB~E '76Camaro. AC. PS. PB. 1976FORD ·~JL>':,:/;:z·V'e'~i;:: ~· Lie 11GD PP ~~e!'g1o ~~ c~%~hi~~· '70 Audi Su~r 90. 4 dr. 4 UNIVERSITY ~ooens .... ~ .. ~ ~":. ~tc. 5-ap, ·-Lo mi, xlnt cond. Yellow. GRANADA 4 DOOR uonab!e. 173-2882, ir no
hi·back seals AM /FM spd. AM Jf M c-assette. .,, .._ 17'5..... ;;:~"'~~~ ~ S4.575.833-Zll8 SEDAN. Sliver gray answer drop by, 107\'a lO 'E rlba Travel Trlr, radio.newtires&mags, Sl200.Ph6737446 Oldsl'AOl>IS. ..,.. -.. 111 II 8 ,.,:-• • -.... .-1-..1. 9920 wtburgundy Interior· 30thSt.N.B.Mustsell!
w/cabana. good for com· -..""". 646-12.04 Hondo Can • GMC " ...... I.lit ae · .... _.,,.... Immaculate tbruout. V .. .... ..., 150 ILJ.,,2807 _.. i4100 LS, Corp exec cor. AM. FM. ~or bltolt. ____ • ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AufomaUc, n.n-. at.ee-'-a -997 pa........ ......... .. __ , 1 t t Tn1Cks 1------..,... S. ... _...,...__ -r -· ..... -7"' "73 Dodge van 318. mags, s ... uuu1, a r. uu o rans _.._....,._......, IYKll_....,.u::Jll 1975~MOlllO & brakes, 6 cyl. engiM ••••••••••••••••••••• .. • ~Ukenew20'-''Nomad, lutchsunroofstereoaar S3400. Nancy MO·l066 28SO llarbor81vd. ,679ll*C•~ A-~ "'7CJ'\-2011 To-_ <~nomy number) '73GTKambackw ..... AC, ~lly SC, AC, Ask log abocka 499-4006 ' dys, 644..f'333eve. Costa Mt'Sa ~O ~ ~ -""'"111-" lrJV ... _ -r-fact«y a.1r cond. Loe wpd, nu tires 4' b;it. Lo M,000. 831-0268 · 9730 C714>~11 CornbtnaUon of 4 cyl. & 4 <u-.PCV IMW 9712 Joguar "12 Volvo lOS. opd. ~ trans. make thla owner.(.,., l. ml. S1400. 545-~17 20~· Terr)' '75.SC, air. ·~ .. ~~d~ 't~xl~r~1i:e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "73 914 B1l ~cbe. 2.0 ~~lro,or :.;,.~ economy car! Only ONLY $3991 '71 VEGA. good cond, re·
xlotoood. "5()0. ...--j 36 gal 2soo mi •'72 JAGUAR XJ6, 48,000 Liter, alt xtraa. $311$0. aft5 30 or. 22.000 mllea·owner MAaqUIS VOlVO liable inexpenii ••
492·3666 i'DJvor best Orfer. Cali m1. absolutely perfect CaHi-S. m-9210 : driven. C394NDM I. MISSION VIEJO transp, l&S(). ~aft
l6',65Aloba trvl lrtr. sips SM-2531aher 5:30p m. ~>dU:·950 ~9-3Sl8 or '64 Porsche c Cpe. Xlnl '76 Volvo 2'80LA. copper ONLY $2595 831-2880 495-1110 _s_P_M ______ _
4, aelf contained. xlnt '72 Ford ""-noline Van cond. tll200. waln9triplng, sun root. MAJl9UIS TOYOTA ... IA.L. ""'-v ""-Li 9735 A /F u t tl '11 LTD Bmm, 4dr, AC, 11 nua, auto, atm dn. cond. 50-8105/ 912·7188. Lo eno mt, $1800 CalJ ICarnann..,. a Call 846-1105 • I.Pl C:HH e, MISSION VIEJO AM FM ,_ ...,
e ••••••••••••••••••••••• pioirr aat windows alr Ill ••• " 49ar.1., 0 all PWT. YU\. top, a I at.ereo, a.,. au • Alto~.,_.. Teny41H 1443 74 914 2.0. new silver. air. War Int.. 'uke new. iuper • ..._, -"" days 759·0332, nu llret, Id c:oDd. 950/0lr. Ir~ 9400 COMEIM&SH Must sell. leaving for abarpo(y '870< 144 ~10 548-91118
••••••••••••••••••••••• "1'I Chev Van. 9500 mi's TUtar. .... • ...... W Europe. 19'11 Ghia. ylw. ~~1J,a3u1es. c..u~""'"aft3..2005PMmi, OO. "7!.~~a~;.~ pelnt · ---------Take Qver payments •.,... ,,__ "~ semi auto, stlc-k shaft, ._...... -·""· ..,, . .,,, .,...,,,_ ........... •"""''"-·Clean Allot. UMd Alltol. UHCI
Catalina AutoSonroof Call492 7911 630C~ MOW! very Rd cond. Call '73 tllT. Xlnt cond. ~Used & runa aood. S25oo. ••••••••••••••••--••• •••••••••••••••••-••••
-PlllStrtpptng German Autos. 675-3M2 AM/FM 8 trk, Allo"". ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·2082 days or 97!Ml:M7
VanCooveraloo '11 Chev Van~ too Blln ,. eves &42~ bed. auik. ice box. chem COMPLETE 't» Karmann Ghia. lo ml. Ill~. 962·2911 Ge••.. 990 I --· -------• ----------t toilet S2S001b1t ofr IOOY SHOP new palnt & lire!\, xlnl ...._.. 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '83 Chevy Nova. wa1on.
VW ENGINES 7St.Q:57 MOW OPEH cond. $1900 497 3195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good trans. car. New USED· REBUILT * $499 & llB * brakes.548-4116. SZIO. Der 530440 '74 Ford ... ton Van, SADDLEIACK -r W•~Eo ort&lnal owner. $3095 1969 CHEV IMPALA. ~u 41H2382evea VALLEY IMfllORTS Good condition. '950 Sl""..,11~ .• ~ uf foo•t "'811t* • 'F.·~~· u.t.Q1Wl ..... ~'~ ~. . s::~ ~i. 1:;8 m1. cu~~;nilJi-fli~jljiJi-jjlllliJ ··~iiJiii\rade
utility b\lmper plus cash. strip, paneled. cpts. & !;.: ~ & we.e ke n d s
Ca11673-4f6 Evee. <I.rps, wade ures. ice box, .. ............,
1,72 MG stereo tape. upeakers
AM /FM radio. Swivel Complete $2SO, or will High Rack seats. bed.
dismantle and aell tbl. air, mag whle;, A
enaine. trans. seata. fen· steal at StlOO. firm. PP. dera, whetl•. etc. Mon 131-0281 art 5
thru Sat 't1l 6, call
M'7·5ell
Sun Scope, Infra red, W..eitd 9590
"Gray ·air Jeck, Sun vat ••-•••••••••••••••••••
28, parts498-11M wt PAY TOP OOtLAR
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owners manu•I Sll..500 Jerry Alward Co. 1S77
Placentia Ave, N.U.
6427m
9140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
210 Karbor Blvd.
Costa MesJ 979-2500
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1974 MAZDA RX4
4 •prro. r1t1dlo, heater &
much. much more !
l"ndcr 21.000 miles .
1HOOMVI > 'fhis yellow
dr('jm ls
OMLYS2795 ..,.
2MSHAR R BLVD,
54U. I 0140.021 l
'69 Bavaria '7S Mud• Wgn RX4.
Xlnt c:ond a.soo Must 21.000 ml, xlnt cond,
aell.494·2932 $3400. PP. 5!2·8404.
543-MG 'i8 S301 mdl. Stk. AC,
stereo. anrf. Alloy whl11, ~IHI '740
12..000 mi. 644. 7Si09 •••••••••••• • ••••••• , ••
j, ' • I j ~ \ .. • Cuatom made '78 Trike. Cciprf 971 S U..
RoUI Royce 1967 Silver ~Ccxlpe, RHO. full
pwT', tame body a' new $70,000. Cornlch Cpe.
Fan&aaU~ cond. S22.*
JerTY Alward Co. 1577
Placentia Ave. N.8 .
M2-ml ShoWJ>lec:e. beaut. cond. IMPORT CA.IS •••••••••• ••• •••• • •• • •• .... _ u--...1
CB. Auto. Lnl than 4000 ALL MODELS Capr1 '74. V·6, 1utQ trons. f"llll:'W • ..u BENTLEY 1963. rare R· ml. Serioua lnqulrtet on· ulr cocld. low mllcal(c, OVU 100 type, left drive, Ion" • ly. $30000tm 41111315 ---WI-----• $2850. M5-350l MERCEDES boot, automatic, aun OVER n"v
4w....fDrh" 9190 OHDISf'LAY roof, haa been In US£0CAOILLACS 1'77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEID Datms 9720 u---of= Muaeum 1ton1e. de· JN STOCK NOW "73 Martt IV Loeded lnt '1H
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INTHESTATE sUck. 25mpa. Bluebook 523-7250 Torofo t76I Cadillac c.r..tte 77 4 5pd -CMY HUGllM¥1MTOIY S40•5630 S16SO. Sell for 11350 On the Santa Ana Fwy. •••••••-•• .. •••••••••• Loma taW till alloITT .,,. • ...., .• ,, ·-• .. .._.._a._•-~~
AllModehNewlc\Jaed S.SZ.lOT7eveaorwknds fftYQTA -.LIV\u.ir.....,BlvcJ. C"'~r.,. 'AL' A TO ,.,.. -• • ...., -· -w --:-Lt lnl A~labl• •'66 • 250SE Coupe, xlnt ..,-'V\N n """ ~ ri .... ••"' -i1111t
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C...Meu 5o4M02l CAIOUTLIT Marie '74 Choe browll 4$0 SE. ~TOYOTA Ten to ct.ooto. All f\llly Olltto'-..-.0~1
'78 Ford 4X4, llk• new, C..F.C.. '73Z.Alr.auto.plnalr1p· AtC. cruise, AM t l'M MIS:sl loaded-4 •llh s hadow ID'70&oU.tpm&.+Tti.
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dl&al tub, aas1om Clb, ...... 41.SOO I S«50 .UM ml. (714) ~or • ·--z from 0 £ N ER A L Au T 0
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TOP DOLLAR tie body work lfl001h11t Mil. Muktolfer "13VW4t2 CAU.495·6430 -.... 1m o1r TH~ 6'0 610.S Lc>w rot. must HIJ .-..-" · ,.. • Call tvet, So$1M14 IMPOltTS OatA 72 510 2 dr 4 pd "'ercedn. 1911, 450SL -----------AM~~M. I I • ttaso' ~tf'r. tull pwr. r.al 'II VW Squareback, =u.s MOTORS PP n4.s.s.~S: · sharp. tan w 1lHther. as· aereo very JllOOd coodl· • surne i... or flnancln1 uoa ~ cn.!1.15
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1977
A.fternoo•
N.Y. Steeb
TEN CEN
!Mangers Favors Death Penalty Bilt
Auemblyman Dennis
Man1en <D-Huntinaton Beach)
announced Monday that he ia·
tends to vote in favor of re-
eatabllahing the death penalty
after being undecided on the is-
sue previously.
Mangers said the decision was
ooe of the most agonizing that he
bas had to make ln tus life.
He said one of the major fac-
tors 1n supporting the death sen-
tence was the stron1ly held view
of his 'CODStituents in the 73rd M ·
sem bly District.
He said that 84 percent of the
people recenUy canvassed in a
telephone poll favored the death
penalty as a form of punJshment.
ff e said that 77 percent believe
it to be a deterrent to premeditat-
ed murder.
Mangen, who said be wu pfe.
vloualy opposed to capital
punishment, made his announce-
ment at a press conterence in
Sacramento.
He said he changed his mind
after the poll and after receivin&
letten from victima of violerit
crimes and visiting the men Oft
San Quentin's Death Row.
Mangers aald he went from cell
to c:eU talldng to the prisonen.
"They volunteered a number.
ol thlnp and I aalced questlona·
about the crime and bow they
felt," be said.
.. Many uld they were framed
or innocent. Others said they
were not~ and would likely
do lt aaatn .i they were free.
..Some of them appeared ta be
utterly rem0raelts1," Mangers
said.
Mangers said be also aal in the
gas chamber and· visited the
holding cell where criminals are
lodfed the night before their ex·
ecution.
"l was abocked by the ex·
perience.'' be said,
M llngers said he is willlne to
give the legislation an opportuni·
ty to prove it can provide better
protection of potential victims.
"l no longer feel a stront
moral compuncUon a1alnst eJC,.
ec utin g premeditated
m urderers," he said.
He said another factor that Wt·
ed bis decision were letters from
loved ooes of murder victims
"written ln pain and suffering."
Mangers said this morning
that be would vole to override
Gov. Brown's promised veto of
the death perlalty bill.
i 3 .Held in ~Wealthy · Widow' Death
Value Doubted
Uu Safety Tests Waste?
WASID NGTON (AP) -The National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration spent five years and
$2.7 million trying to find out which cars are most
likely to keep their occupants alive in a crash.
But the new head of the agency says the project
yielded "no useful results to the consumer."
Joan Claybrook, a former associate of consumer
advocate Ralph Nader, told a House Commerce sub-
committee Monday that the agency has failed to
carry out a five-year-old law ''with sufficient
diligence or enthusiasm."
She said the agency did "a great deal of work dur-
ing the past 10 years which is relevant to ac-
complishing'' the purposes of the 1972 law.
She noted the agency conducted tests on ve hicle
structures, checked fuel systems and performed ex-
periments with dummies ins ide cars. But she said the
government didn't release any results of its years of
tests.
HB Fire
Motive
Sought
thZ1~:::~c~~e:r~fJ~!·!~:o~~l~
ington Beach jazz club, was
scheduled for arraignment to-
day, as anvesllgalors sought a
motive for the $125,000 blaze.
So far. arson detectives also
ha vc been unable to determine
exactly how last F'riday's pre-
dawn blaze at the night club, 1506
Pacific Coast Highway, was set,
but they say it was not acciden-
tal.
AP'WI .......... •
Big Sum
Of Cash
Found
INDIANAPOLIS CAP) -
. Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy
widow" case, and said they re-
covered more than $1 million in
cash and some jewelry believed
stolen from the home of the
murder victim.
The Marion County Sheriff's
Department said Manuel Lee
Robinson. 29, Indianapolis, was
arrested Monday night on
chllrges of first-degree murder,
first-degree arson and first.·
degree burglary.
Roof Cave-in
Detective Bob Russell, of the
pohce department arson detaJl,
said laboratory tests are still be-
ing conduc~ to~Mertnine what
was used Lo torch the popular
GROCERY CART CONTAINS $5 MILLION IN CASH
~ ln ttome Of Murdered lndl•f\8 ,Helree1
John A. Williams. 38, In-
dianapolis, was charged with be·
ing an accessory after the rac~
and Annie K. Young, 22, In-
dianapolis, who was arrested
with Robinson, was charged with
poi session of stolen property.
M C Tht charges stemmed from the Opup Ontm• ues shooting death of Marjorie V. • · "Inspector Gary Glenn from Jackson, 66, a reclusive grocery
the fire department says just N Cha Se h in he" d th fts al her
0 r~es t c a 1ress, an e sprinkling a little whiskey or home. Mrs. Jackson's body was
-ruaht•pot. RB~rasla
At Drenched Bank vodka o'er that carpeting, as old found Saturday in her fire·
as 1t was, is all it would have charred home. Police said the
L taken. especaally the way the l F l fire apparently was set by the wind was blowmg th al morning," I D • b t k 11
I Cleanup opernllons continued Nielsen Structural Engineers. Detective Russell said today. n OU e a a I Ae~~borllies searching the
today al the scene of a Hunt-Bualdmg owners and bank of b"ll . home discovered $S million in
,1 Joat h b whers: ac -· · .i.JWlled.Jbe. ~~ J.Q fJimcs alr.twb' were a o~ ~a~;.,, ..., ·•sa<t.Ao~~· -... '....!J.;_ • --~'I ,. ~._.,;_.__, •": ·~ .~frafthfluH .. •·~~.,,....b.~'h , < ...,...-.+-_.>.;:r7.f:« . -...... ~·4,-~~li.~ J"l}~t~tir ·llfia a•oac'(ifili!'iciiihl!P \"fQ..,.
cave-in Sunday evening. Allen said city building lnspec· when Officer Jub Tyler sJ)Otted veslieators have dedded no~ to cuperat.mg !rom he~r~d in· bag. An additional $3 million was
Un ited California Bank of tors bave required that thl! the mfemo while on patrol. b~lng criminal cba~ees against tern al injunes suffered m the believed missing.
ficials said they stlll have no bank's walls be reinforced and a eather driver ln a h ery April 12 crnh. . Sherif( Donald Gilman said the
da m a it e estimates. Bank new earthquake proof roof be 10· Arson suspect Robert J · Bin-two-car collision which killed two Wyn-Dee Watkn:is was. re· a rrests came after he received a
em ployes were husy today stalled to meet post-1930 stan-nail, 24, of l6862 Pacific Coast Huntington Beach girls. lea.sed from the hospital Apnl 16, call Monday from an attorney for
transferring money and records dards. lllghway, Huntington Beach, Sgt. Terry Tavernettl, Foun· offlcialssald. an automobile dealer who sajd
lo a temporary trailer facilit.y m was arrested after, police allege, tai.n ~ . .itey lraf!ic ~vesllgator. Robinson had purchased a 1.971
an adjacent porkine lot. they saw him running from the sa~d There exists msulflc~ent Lincoln Continental on Thurs-
The bank, located at 319 Main Treaty Discussed scene. evidence to show whic h vehicle Free Clinic day paying $13 soo with new $100
St., was apparently the v1ct1m or Binnall. who Is employed by 8 did in fact run a red light and bill~ in numeric~! sequence.
a clogged roof drainage system WASHINGTON <AP) Both restaurant In the neighborhood, cause this accident ." Ai The attorney called again later
which allowed about two f<'et or sides say there was "a po.'11tlve was booked on suspicion of The crash occurred as driver •de Pleads in the day and said Robinson was
water to accumulate and t•aused beginning " to new US . burglary and arson and held in MlchaelJ.Tremper, 17,ofHunt-back at the dealership to trade
the cavc·an at 6 45 pm Sunday, Ponamaman treaty talks that heu of $2S,OOO bail ington Beach, was bri.nglng his the car because it had scratches
officials 111ud could eventually lead to the Unit b~other, sister and flv~ other lnnoc l on the front.
United California Rank of ed States turning over control of He was taken from Huntington friends home from a skating par-en The two left without making a
fic1als rent the 9.800 square-foot the Canal Zone to Panama Reach City Jail to West Orange ty at 11 p.m. nea~ the Slater Huntington Beach Community trade and were followed by more
facahty from a Newport Beach Representatives or the two coun County Judicial District Court to Avenue and Magnolia Street In· Clinic Administrator Barry o. than 20 sheriff's deputies, city
firm who plans to restore the tries began anew Monday their enter a plea to the two felony tersectlon. Crawford has pleaded innocent police detectives and narcotis
building within 45 days, accord-effort to come up with a new charges this morning, police Both Tremper and other to two felony and one misde-agents.
in1t to Ken Allen, or Johnson and treaty. said. driver, Dr. William P. Klein. 37, meanordrug possession charges Sher iff's Lt. Robert W.
Seleilee W'111aer
Jtuntinaton Beach'• L uric Lnndcsman,
13t an clahth grader at Spring View
Scnool, oo the aweep. award in thlS
yea.r's Oran& ch School
' A -'" ...... ---
Science Fair for her project on
fingerprints. Laurie wlll fflttr her ptOject.
in statewide competition later this month.
of Newport. Beach, testified un· ll f · t to Kirkman had said Monday der hypnosas they thought the~ and wi ask or remstatemen before the arrests that a list of
had a green light, Tavemetll hi~~~~ord. 29, will face a June 2 suspects was growing and that at'
said. Or Co M · I al least lour persons appeared to be Two eyewitnesses, E. dward A. West ange unty unic P aoo<f J::•iblllties. He said they f F t I Court hearing to determine lf he a 0 Dombrowsky, 32, o oun an is eligible for a drug diversion lnclu ed a man who admitted t\e
Valley, and Donald E. Mills, 21, programinlieuoftrial. and two companions store
ol Huntington Beach, were also Huntington Beach police ar-$817,000 from Mr1. Jackson fn
hyr.notized to be questioned by rested Crawford April l9· ln his January'.
po ice. • ·ar.artment al 8031 Mermald Cir· The woman refused to pr~s Dombrowsky's and Mills f 1 of charges against the three, tell~ testimonies confllct as to whJch c eon suspicion ° possess on police the robbery "was thew 1 driver ln the crash had th• rl~tot LSD, cocaine and marijuana and of God," Kirkman said.
fic!l ald suspicion ol 1el11n1 the weed. way, ces . Crawford's attorney entered The money found at the home' Po tee said both traffic slgna11 the iMoce1nt plea Thursday after (See WIDOW, Pa1e AZ> . '
were ln propet worklng order at the auspiclon of marijuana sale
the Ume of the accident. charie wu dropped.
kllled in the cruh were 9-year-The yonn1 admini11trator ls old Theresa Dowlln1 and ll·year· ,. old Janie Walters, both of Hunt-lreeonhlaownrecognlzance.
in&ton Beach. Crawford has been on leave
ltarle DowUnf, u. tilter ot from hls duties as clinic ad-
Th __ ... w ftA-w •'-•-· mlnlstrat.or. •teu. tutu Yft·.-... •~. Tbe cllnlc board of directors 12, both ol RUDlin&ton Beach, Thur1day ni1ht extended
aufter9dHilouti.&Uw1etlntboac-CrawfOl'd'a leave ol absence for
ciMnt Md wer. 'hOlplt.allied at another week.
Fountain Valley Community Crawford aaid he wlll ult for
Hotpttal. reit11tatement somellme thls
wee);.
Fire Damages
I W Apartment
A •molder1nlt fJre of unknown
oriJln cauaed between $t,OOC> and ~.ooo in d1ma1e to a Fountain
Valley apartment early Mo.a~,
otllctu ~.
tpW'ltilJ\ Vall•y f1r mtn ext-
lnaultMd the lit at 5:11 a.m. lA th• apartment of Sherrie
.lohl\ltelll, l'11'5 San Matto St.
Mi.P JohillOO reportedly ts>CS'.'l
Sunday m~ llb her pa::rentl.
No 0 WU IQ.lured lo Wt flre, lil-
veaU,&Un aaid .....
Weather
Variable cloudlne11
through Wednetday wltb .
warmer temperatures, ·
Lowa tonl1bt 50 to 55. ,
Highs Wedneeday 1n mid
andupper-609.
INSIDE TODA~
rmor tdgru '"'0 tuhrl> of
tM Ml~'' capitol. ThrH voung 100f'lffl mvrv.t.nd, •ach
In.a dJfftmd, WOJI. A fou'11t mtalfng, And Pt>lkt how no
Idea who cUd Ua. ldlltno• -or
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'("'; jl:2 OAIL Y PILOT H/F
Jlor W. Europe •
'More ~tary
'
Muscle Urgea
LONDON <A PJ President
Car~r told the NATO allies to-
day Western Europe needs more
m1lltary muscle because Com-
munist forces are much stronaer
than they need lo be to defemd
the Soviet Bloc
Making his debut as the leader
of the North Atlantic Treaty
Or1anlzat1on. Carte r told 11
special summit meeting orthe aJ-
hance the Un1tf'd States Is ready
"to make a ma1or effort" to im-
prove NATO's stren&th, and he
urged the other 14 members lo
Join in.
Security
'Solution'
Under Fire
WASHINGTON (Al') Prest·
dent Carter's plan for shoring up
the financially troubled Social
Security system was criticized
by House opponents today as a
g1 mmk k and "J brtizen show of
fiscal legerdem 1un "
Rep. Joe Waggoner <D-La.),
No. 2 OcmocrJt on the House
Ways and Means subcommittee
on Social Sc!cur1ty, said using in-
l'Ome tax revenues to help
rinance the pension fund would
"make So<•ial Security a welfare
mJtter and this looks dangerous
t~me."
Rep. 8111 Archer of Texas.
ranking Republican on the panel,
told Joseph A Catirano Jr ,
St!Cretary of health, education
Jnd welfare, that his presenta·
lion of the Carter plan to the sub
committee should have been
labeled .. President Carter's
magic show"
The Treasury 1s 111 worse shape
than the Social Security fund .
Archer said lie claimed that
pumping S14 billion in income
taxes into Sot1al Security over
the next five years would require
c uttin~ other programs or in·
e rrasmg the federal deficit
ATCh<'r accus<'d Carter of "fis-
cal legerdemain' in the Social
Security plan
Archer said lh<' President's
plan to use income laxes for
Social Sccunl} in times of high
Carttt ca11ed for a commlttet"
of NATO defense ministers to
study the military s tatus of all al·
Hance members and report nl
another summit meeting 1n
Washington next May.
"The threat racing the alhance
has grown s teadily in recent
years," Carter said. "The Soviet
Union hu achieved essential,
strategic nuclear equivaJMts Its
European theater nuclear forces
have been strengthened. The
Warsaw Pact's con ventional
forces in Europe emphasize an
offensive posture.
"These forces a re much
stronger than needed for any de·
fense purpose. Since 1965, new
ground and air weapons have
been introduced in most major
categories: self ·propelled
artillery, mobile tactical mis-
siles, mobile air-defense guns,
armored personnel earners, tac-
tical aircratt and tanks. The
Pact's buildup continues un-
diminished."
The president ind1catt.>d
achievement of such goals as re
cognition of human rights,
mututal troop reductions in Cen-
tral Europe and nuclear arms
agreements depends "on a credi-
ble delense and deterrent.'·
He urged the allies to do more
to "improve cooperation in de-
velopment, production and pro-
curement" or weapons, saying
they "should not be weakened
militarily by waste and overlap-
ping" nor "by disputn over
where to buy defense equip-
ment."
He promised U.S. cooperat1on
in promoting "a genuinely two·
way trans-Atlantic trade in de·
fense equipment.
·'I have instruc t ed the
secretary of defense to seek m-
c re ased opportunities to buy
European defense equipment
where this would mean eHi cient
use of allied resources," be said.
"I will work with the Congress of
the United Stales lo this end."
Saddle back
Teachers Go
Out on Strike
By LAURIE KASPER
Ol 1 ... O•fly lt1 .. 1 St•ff
unemployment wa<. t·omparablc About 300 of the Saddleback
to the "g1mm1ck of basing Valley Unified School D1stnct s
federal spcndm~ on the re\ enues 693 teachers went on strike today
that might IJ(> expected in times but schools remained open this
ut low unemployment morning with administrators.
The ch:urman or the House counselors and subst itutes taking
Wavs and Mc·.rns Com mittee, O\ertheclassrooms.
Rep.• AJ Ullman of Oregon. said The strike was called after
\1onday Q_~?_a~O.PJ:sP to~~.~~.~-·;·--s-, '~·~~-'t· ~~ ~-....... .;:~"'•~~·.,,... ... -·*"' ~ ~ft ~ ~fc6h\ra'c1 o \\ ;1nts in order to solve short· fered to them Monday evenmg
1rrm Socwl St•cur1ly financing Bill Mecham, president of the
problems. Saddleback Valley Educators
Russell B Loni:. chairman or Assoc1at1on ISVE A I sa11i
the St·nak 1-'inancc Comm1tlel', teachers were striking hec.-au!.c
ralkrl Cart<'r·s proposals a step 'w<' want to mak<' sure the dis
in lthf' nghl direction lie added tr1ct ttnd the pubhc.-knows how
that wh1lt• the St>nat<• 1s likely to unhappy wear(' "
vol<' to do much of what the The teachers agreed to stnke
Pre•ndent 1s n•rommcnd1ng during what was described dS an
We may find wa) s to 1mpron• on rmotional meet in~ at 6 a m
his rccommendat1ons ' They later picketed the schools
Th(' proposals Wt>re 'lpell<'d out anr1 distncl's adm1ruslrat1ve or.
h} Vin• Prcs1df'nl Walter F hces \\llh s1~ns proda1m1n5: Wt•
Monr1al1• anr1 Califano, who ar Car e · and 'Teachers arc con·
rungcd to prm 1dt' detail!! today cerne<f Ask why "
on a ways and means subcom Meanwhile. adm1nii.trators
mttl('(• behind the lockf'd door'i or the ad
Som<:> lawmakers apparently mm1strati\e oHtces calleri
!'lee the Cartt'r plan including un '>Ubst1tutes. tabulated teachers
prcn·dcnlt•d UM' or income taxes who were out of their classrooms
lO fe1'<1 the> pC'n!>ICIO (und, 8!1 the ctn d conferred With thf'lr
least painful "'a~ to '13\ e Social nt'gohators and each other
Security from bankruptcy There were no figures ava1llf·
· ble on the number of studenL., in
Tillef Gets T 0018
A lluntmi:iton Ueach service
!>talion opl•rator s unlocked lube
room door has ('O!'lt him nearly
'1.000 In mc·c·han1cs' tools and
ca!lh, police said Monday
Walter Oakley, who operates
an Arco sf'rv1ce station at 5981
W a rner Ave , ca ll e d in-
\restigators after discovering the
loss over the weekend.
OfllANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
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CIHllflM AWtnlelnt t4tl'7t , __ °'-~¥<--·•· .. ..... ,m
the schools this morn mg.
However, studenL'I were o;een
walking in the community at
mid-morning. And , when the bell
rang at Mission V1 e10 High
School, students were s till linger
mg around the campus. One stu-
dent said there was nothing else
to do because there was no
teacherln her classroom.
Striking teache rs claimed.
"There Isn't much teaching go
1n1 on ht!re today.
But district adm10istrators
said students were being taught,
many with lessons plans which
the principaJs had previously pre-
pared.
The distnct was prepared for a
strike. Teachers last week saad
they wouJd continue negotlallons
but they gave their negotiators
the authority to call a strike If
a nd when they felt it wai;
necessary.
r ..... r..,A1
WIDOW •••
by authorities was tabn to an Jn-
dlana_poli1 bank for eafeke~plng
at the1une1Jtton of a nephew, he
aald.
DetecUves sllid the reclWllve
widow, described by nelthbors
as eccentric, deeply rollsious
and dlstru1Uul, apparel'\tly
withdrew more than $8 million
from several banks.
"She bad different bualG ea
ahe wu tnvolvtd in, and she had
money ln aJI thett dtrterent
banka, .. JGr)tman 111d. "We're
aWl lr)1n1 to fi&ure It au out ...
5Said
.~.,~~. Spies . . '
SHAWN .WILL, 7, (LEFT). CARL LEE, 9, FIND SMOOTH SAILING ~osta Mesa Boys Have After School Fun In Rain With Paper Boats J
Storm Does Doublecross
But Nothing But Bl~ Skies ForecCUlt
By IDLARY KA YE
OI IM 01111 "l•I SI.Ill
Weather forecasters promised
again today that the rainstorm
that soaked Orange County Sun·
day and Monday would finally bit
the road today and leave blue
skies in its place.
lent rain showers, an unusual
funnel cloud near Corona del
Mar. and further troubles for
strawberry growers in Orange
County.
Forecasters said there would b~
mostly swiny skies with van able
cloudiness today and Wednes-•
day, with temperatures in both
the coastal region and inland
county areas reaching the
mid·60s in the daytime and dip-
ping to the mid-SOs at night.
The long-range forecast calls
for no rain at least through Satur-
day, with a cooline trend in tem-
per atures.
For Reth
KARLSRUHE, Weat Germany
CAP) -Five people, including a
secretary in Chancellor Helmut
Sc hmidt's office, have been
charged with s pying for Com·
munlat East Germany, t he
Federal Prosecutor's Office sald
today.
Daemar Kahlig-ScheCfler, 30,
was named as a suspected spy
last Thursday, a day after she
was detained in the chancellory
by federal agents.
A search of her Bonn apart-
ment turned up incriminating
evidence, the prosecutor's offlce
said in announcing ahe would
face trial.
Miss Kablig-Scheffler had
worked in the chancellory since
December 1975, and had access
to secret documents on European
p o litics, a s pokes man for
Schmidt said after her detention.
In May 1974 Schmidt's pre-
decessor, Willy Brandt, resi&ned
~l\ep his close aide Guenter
Guillaume was unmasked as an
East ~rman spy.
OfficiaJs said the two cases are
not comparable, however.
An Ea.stGermancouplelivingin
Duesseldorf was arrested on
charges of paying Miss Kahlig-
Scherner for secret papers, the
orlice said. lt said the couple,
Peter Geslar a nd Gudrun
Schlimper, both 30, had docu-
ments supplied by the secretary
when they were detained last
week.
The couple were operating un-
der false papers supplied by the
East-German Ministry of State
Security, the prosecutor said.
The lwo other alleged spies had
no coMection to the chancellory
espionage case, the oCflce said.
Forecasters promised the
same thing Monday, but the
storm doublecrossed the weather
pros and stayed around for
another day, brmging intermit-
By N B Council
Raio totals were pushed past
the two-inch mark im many
county cities, with Huntington
Beach leadine the pack with a
2. 72 total for the three-day s torm.
Laguna Beach reported one of
the smallest storm readings with
a 1.37 storm figure.
U.S. Weath e r Service
Chuck Gerrish, an air tralfic
controller at Orange County
Airport, said he spotted a spin-
ning, dark gray funnel cloud
Monday morning between
Corona del Mar and Laguna
Beach.
Karl-Christian Fischer, 34. of
East Germany, was arrested m
Duesseldorf after tying to recru1t-
an unnamed West German as a
spy, the office said.
Cold Water Tossed "We saw it for about five
minutes and then it retracted up
into the clouds and was gone,''
said Gerrish. He added that its
location was about a mile inland
from the ocean, near the
Dorothea Puchert, 34, was ar-
rested on suspicion or working as
a courier for the East Germans.
Evidence was found in her apart·
ment in Frankfurt, where she
worked in an advertising agency,
the oCfice said. On Fish Reef Idea equestrian ranch between the 2nd .,. ,,..nn .... ,,..
two cities. .L..IUf5...,, 14.C-
.. I
New po rt Beach c ity coun· engineers who told city officials He said it was a funnel cloud
c1lmen have thrown cold water at that time that the sinking of Talher than a water spout or
on a proposal from the State ships would only Tesull In ac-tornado, because water spouts
Ol•partmcnt of Fish and Game lo celeralion of beach erosion. a re on water and tornadoe5 are
aeatc J hsh1ng reef by sinkinR a "I want something in writing on land. The funnel cloud was
Libert) ship two miles off the from both the Fish and Game neither, just hanging in the area
Sex Suspect
Surrenders
' i
'lewport Pier people and the Corps o f belowtherain clouds, he said.
Leaming of the proposal Mon· Engineers that addresses this Leonard Liekhus. an Orange A second suspect in a Laguna
day night, councilmen said they question." Mc innis said. cou nty agricultural com· Beach sex-torture investigation.
want some kmd of environmental The project requires approval missioner and Irvine Company a Whittier plumber, surrendered
assessment before the 440-foot of the city council because the official, reported that the three· himself Jn the company or his at.: ~hip 1s sunk ship is to be sunk in 120 feet of day rainfall was beneficial to torney in South Orange· County
"We went through all kinds of waterlncitytidelands. most of the crops on county MunicipalCourtMonda.y ...
I t
hell with beach erosion here not . . farmlands. · . The plumber, John W11lu4m
too tong a~o." said Councilman Accordmg to the ~ish and ~t th .. Ci~. 'S. ~~Jsam Jama.29. w.u.book.ed.~0'1&r4 •
•p-r-'\~ ., ........ ••• • ~~~.,,Annp-ol,.t~\,O~~-~ -..... ~~-ft: ' ~-l./lfg\1118 D~~i\'f!lff'Bt{•.....,..
... what effect thi~p';O;ec'l is'going -Wl11t_t~~11JfCft'tetl~~tt i ;t"b;do".;;;pour. ~barges of suspi~ion of kidnap·
tohavconthebcaches " artiflcialflshmgreef.Theshipto Dean Burchlnger, head oCthe ·1ng, false imprisonment, rob·
The councilman. who lives on be sunk off Newport is one of Irvine Company's agricultural bery, assault with a .deadly
thl' West Newport oceanfront. s~veral the department plans to division said that any moisture weapon, and two illegal s ex acts. al~o noted that there are few pro- smk off ~he coast. One Is planned at all is.disastrous for strawber-An initial bail of $.50,000 was re·
11•<'h thl' city undertakes that off Hw:itmgton Beach. ries in the field because they duced to $5,000.
!.l at<' a~Pncies such as Fish and A Fash and G.ame ~pokesman quickly get moldy. James and a Laguna Be1lch
Gamt• don't get involved in with explained derehct ships wlll be However, damage figures man a rrest ed. on the same
some kind or environmental re-used becau~e of pr«?blems _en-could not be determined yet. A charges last Friday, Donald B.
\ l•'W counter~d with a similar proJect good portion of the strawberry Ramsey, 46, of 1023 Katella St.,
lthecounc1lmenagreedthat offHunlingtonStateBeach. c rops a l ready have been have posted bail and are free
t 11, ~u1•st1on of beach erosion was That reef. was made of. old harvested. pending hearings in municipal
thf'1r pnmary concern automobile Ures anchored with a All of the orchard crops, plus court.
Mclnms noted thal when the heavy nylon r_ope: However, the row crops such as asparagus. Both have entered innocent
lJ S Army Corps of Engineers rope p~rted this wi!'lter and many beans, corn and tomatoes, pleas. A preliminary hearing to
was trying to solve the beach ofthetiresh_ave dnftedloshore. benefited from the.rainfall, ac-determmc whether there is
f•ro6ion problem, one or the solu-T he F 1 s. h a n d . Ga m e cording to Liekhus. evidence to send the men to trial t1ons tona1dered was the sinking spokesman said they behevesun-has been scheduled for June6.
or ~hips in the offs hore sub-k~n ships will provide the same So far, May has turned out to The arrests followed investiga.'
marine <·anyons to haJt the now ktod o~ fish h~bltat su~cessfully be the wettest May in S6 years, a lion by the Laguna Beach and
or sand off the IJ(>aches. established in the tire re.ef, complete turnabout from April. Los Angeles police departments
Mclnms pointed out that pro-without the danger of brealung which ended as the driest April and a raid last month on
poi.al wac; rejected b y the upasthetirerecfd1d onrecord Ramsey's Arch Beach Heights
home.
Bforife A,... 'tor 875
.1tlf Ogllvie's "Artificial Arm II," Jud1ed
best engane-erine errort ln a Georaia school
sci en (rur. cost between $S0 an 5 f 01"
the AUanta JunJor to create. The artificial
!lrm has the quaHtJes or a human one, ln-cludlng heat mt>i;s.
--·. j
Police said they confiscated
hundreds of photographs depict·
Ing men parlicipatlne In
sadomasochistic activities.
Police allege the men, all from \
the Hollywood are'a and aged 17
to 20, were forced to take part in
what they described as sex
tortures.
LYNN Center
Burglarized
In Huntington
Burglan who removed 1lasa
louver window/anes to gain en-
try ransacke a Huntington
Beach facUlty dedicated to aid·
ln1 those In need .Monday, re3ul-
tyln1 ln a S:WO lou.
Ann McLean, execuUve dlrec·
tor of the LYNN Center, 222 Flft.b
St., dlacovered the intrUJlon
when 1he opened up the ornco at
mld·mornin& Monday.
lnv•t11aton who arrived on
the scene 1ald whoever broke in
ransacked the premtaes and atole
a v arlety of ltem1 lncludin1
foodatutfa.
The LYNN Center, which
atanda for Love Your N~lbbor
Now la sponsored prlmanly by
Sta. Simon and Jude Cathollc
Church throuah rharltable dona-
tions.
upporters take In and
mlnlater t.o mahy youna 10-caJled
"bf'.ach people" ln the downtown
pier are1. but th or11oi&1Uon ollen whatever atd It can lu.nili h
('to anyone who needa • help tor
whatevtt problem.
7
Irvine
EDITION
I VOL. 70, NO. 1~3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today' Closing ..
N.Y. Stoeks
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1917 TECeNTS
Water Bills Hiked 14 • Percent e
lrvlne homeowners will begin
paying 14 percent higher water
and sewer bills beginning June l,
Irvine Ranch Water District.
direct.on decided Monday.
Directors unanimously voted
at Monday night's board meeting
to approve the 14 percent In·
crease as recommended by con·
sultants who have been studying
district. finances for the past
year.
0
That means that instead ot the
current average month.IY water
and sewer bill of $17.99, it will
rise to $20.52.
That Increase includes an ex-
tra 95-cent surcharge tac)te4 on
as a way or meeting the district's
fixed costs, despite the order
from Metropolitan Water Dis-
trict to decrease water sales by
10 percent.
IRWD General Manager
Wllllam Hu~t ' explalnest· that
even thoueh water dlea will
decrease by 10 percent, lhe a
trict wlll still have the same
operating coats and will have a
deficit unless the surcharge is
addedoo.
He said it would be lifted
"when and ll" the MWD cutback
requirement ls lifted.
Di.stnct officials were asked if
customers who cut back their
New Bid
At$316
Million
By TOM BARLEY
Ol IM D•llY ~llet St•lf
The fierce bidding battle
between two groups seeking
control of the Irvine Company
hit new heights today with the
Mobil Corporation offering
more than $316 million for the
ranch company
Delivered lo the James Irvine
Foundation shortly before noon
today. the new $316,404,000 offer
by Mobil tops the bid filed Mon·
day by an East Coast consortJum
by more than $7 million
The Mobil bid represents $37.60
a share.
Foundation directors, who will
discuss the oHer m detail later,
have given the rival group iden·
tifled as Taubman·A1len·lrvine
Inc until noon Wednesday to top
the Mobil offer.
Detroit developer AUred Taub·
man has already stated that a bid
by Mobil today will be exceeded
by th~ syndicate m which he is a principal.
"We intend lo acquire the
Irvine Company," Taubman
said •
Other principals m the group
water consumption would see
correspoodlng decreases on thelr
monthly bills.
Officials sitlft that at some
point it would make a difference
on their bills, but th~y could not
say today bow much the cutback
would have to be before lt would
be noticeable on the customers'
bills.
The rest of the 14 percent in-
crease is the result of rising costs
or imported water and the cost of
building and operat1n1 the
IRWD1s water storaae. con-
servation and reclamation
facilities.
Residents will actually see a 29
percent decrease in their annual
water tax bills and a 36 percent
Increase in their bl·monthly
service bills. That works out to
an overall 14 percent hike.
Hurst explained that the 29 per-
e J
cent decrease is the result or new
policy by the Environmental
Protection Aaency, which now
requJrea water districts to
generate thelr general fund re·
venues from direct charges, in-
stead of from taxes.
The IRWD held two public
hearings on the proposed in-
creases, but no one from the
public spoke at either beanng.
ff er
D.ily ~I ... Si.If ~"°'O
TEACHERS GO OUT ON STRIKE IN SAODLEBACK VALLEY UNIFlED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Cleue1 Remeln Open With Admlntm-'Ot'a end Sutmttutea Taking to Bleckboerct.
Riley Raps Letter Saddle back
Teachers / . that Is at the moment outbidding Fi A • Ch • if
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Re.cters Are Jerry Johnson, -Rey Hahn, Horace Seers c1cr Charl£'S Allen, cham store Orange County Airport Direc-allowable noise. s t a ndards
oe h 1 <' r M 1 It o n Petrie and tor Bob Bresnahan has Incurred because of that stram.
Reading Rouridup
Held at Rancho
agricultural developer Harold the wrath of Bo a rd o I A letter hand-delivered to city
M ar~uleas Supervisors Chairman Thomas officials on Monday from Riley
Taubman has identified RileyforaletterBresnahansent said he was "displeased by the
himself and real estate executive to the city of Newport Beach. tenor" of Bresnahan's letter.
Donald Bren as the two major Bresnahan's letter . sent_ .... ~o "I have taken those responsi-
1mppHers of the $309.25 million Mayor Mi lan Dostal in the waxe ble to task," added the letter
1hat until today was the top bid for of the city's hosting of the U. S.· from the retired Marine Corps
the lrvmeCompany South Africa Davis Cup matches, general.
Acqu1slllon of the company declared that the city should Riley cited the city's and coun·
By IOLARV KA YE
Ol llw Dally ~llel Slatf
The ravorite part of the day for
students at Rancho San Joaqum
Intermediate School seems to be
when lhey do the · 3 Rs '·
At other schools, that probably
means 'readmg, 'ritrng an
d 'nthmellc. But at the Irvine
school. it means Rancho Reading
Roundup
The entire school shuts down
for 18 minutes, between 1 05 and
1 :23 pm. ench day During that
period, everyone reads. That
means students, teachers, ad·
minlstrators, custodians and
secretaries.
"Even 1 read then," says Prin·
cipal Dave Holmes, who stUI
marvels at the hush that settles
CoaNt
Weather
Variable c loudiness
through Wednesday with
warmer temperatures.
Lows tonight 50 to 55.
Highs Wednesday ln mid
and upper·«>s.
INSIDE TODAY
Ttrror rtign.i ~a iuburb of
tht nation's capital. ThrH
11oung ~ murdntd, each
in. a dJf/ermt WCIJI. A fourth
muling. And poUct have no
idea who did tht lriUlno• -or IDhu. s...,oru Pao• 84.
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over the usually noisy ('am pus became possible vaa passage of have done an environmental ty's ongoing efforts to solve the
the Federal Tax Reform Act of study of the effect of the matches airport's noise problems, an er. School 0Cflc1als claim that
after juatpte month of the RRR
program. the school library's
c1 rculat1on has tnpled. Anet stu
dents are begging for more. oC·
hc1als say
1969 which compels foundations before they were held last month. fort he sald requires "trust and
to divest themselves of holdings Bresnahan complained that. cooperation.
m private companies by 1983. the attendance put a s.evere "The letter at issue here con·
The measure led the James strain on the airport and charged tributes nothing to that end," he
Irvine Foundation to decide to that the air operations exceeded concluded.
Rancho Reading Program 1s
the name seleded by students
It's actually known m education
circles as a "sustained reading
program" and is part of the
Cahforrua Right to Read pro
gram, which encourages reading
by students in all classes at
school.
(See MOBIL, Page A2)
Fishing Reef
Plan Doused
In Newport
'
Other schools have similar re·
adlng programs but no other
school in Irvine has such an ex·
tensive program as Rancho. Dur· Newport Beach city coun·
Ing thO!le 18 minutes"-all but one cilmen have thrown cold water
phone line ls shut off and parents on a proposal from the State
and other schools are asked not Department of Fish and Game to to bother Rancho then. "We answer the phone and say, create a fishing reef by sinking a
•Please call back. We're read· Liberty ship two miles off the Newport Pier. ing'." explains one office clerk. Learning of the proposal Mon·
Holmes rates the Rancho pro-day nJeht, councilmen said lhey
gram "a huge success." He says want some klnd or environmental
the 18-minute period after lunch assessment before the 440-foot
was picked purposefully to rive ship ls sunk.
student.a a chance lo "relax and "We went through all kinds of
unwind" between lunch and re· _ hell with beach erosion here not
gular sc}lool classes. · 1 .. ld c ·1 "That relieves a lot of t.he too 00• ago, 118 ounc1 man stres~oocampus," he says. , Don Mclnnia. "I'd like to know
The school librarian says •he's what effect this project is going to fi'aveuflhe beaches." seeing faces in the library she's The councilman, who lives 00 never seen beCofe. And it's busy the West N rt oceanfront, at all hours now. The total expenditure for the also noted th there are few pro-
RR R program was Just sso. Jecta the cl\y undertakes that
which was given to one of the state qenclea such as Fish and
readlngteacbentogooutandbu,y Game don't get Involved in with
some newJiaperback novels that some kind of environmental re· view. were dist buted to leathers on All the councilmen aereed that
ca:::;... can either re•d thole the question of beach erosion was .,. ttielr primary concern. books, library books or bOokl and Mclnnls noted that when the m aeaztnes h'om home. The only requirement Is that U S. Army Corpa of Engineers
.-.1 .. _ "( was trytn1 to tolve the be.aeh the book or ma1-.wne ll'V un re-erosion problem, one of the solu·
ading," not homework. Uona conaldertd was tbe sinkin& To make room for the extra adtn1 period, Holmes allced of •hips In tbe offJbore aub·
three minutes otf each or the marine canyona to halt the now
(See SANCHO, Pase AJ) <See REEP, Pas A.J)
~·,
This Time Coast
Storm Really Gone
BylULARVKAVE
OI fl11 Oally ~119' stall
Weather forecasters promised
again today that the rainstorm
that soaked Orange County Sun·
day and Monday would fln'1ly hJl
the road today and leave blue
skies in it.s place.
Forecasters promised the
same thtl'lg Monday, but the
storm doublecrossed the weather
SCULPTURES
UP FORBID
LONDON (AP) -St. George
minus a hand and part of bis
dragon, a headless Saxon kln1
and 17 other crumbling stone
figures from the British Houses
of Parliament are on sale.
The fl\l'e·foot, SOO·pound
statues of saints and Saxon kings
and queens stood for more than
100 yean In niches tn the outer
walls of the House of Lords and
the Howse of CommPtll. Pollution
and weather took their toll, and
the aovenunent re~nUy begin
replactn1 them with copies.
The or11inal1 w nt on dJ1pl~
Monday in a storeroom. WlWam
Shaw of the Department of the
Environment anoounc d they
were f'or 1aJe to the htahest bid·
(1.,...,
pros and stayed around for
anott\er day, bringlng intermlt·
tent rain showers, an unusual
funnel cloud near Corona del
Mar. and further troubles for
strawberry growers in Orange
County.
Rain totals .were pushed past
the two-inch mark lm many
county cities, with HunUniiton
Beach leadlni the pack with a
2.72 total for the three·day storm.
Laauna Beach reported one ol
the smallest storm readlnca with
a 1.37 storm figure.
U .S . Weather Service
Forecaten aald there wa\.ild be
motUy IWUlY skies with variable
cloudiness today and Wedn~·
day. with temperatura ln both
tbe coastal region aod laland
county areaa reachlne the
mld.flOI ln the daytime end dip.
pint to the mld·SOI at niaht.
The Aont·rance forecut calls
fOT no rain at least throuab Satur-
day, with a cooUnc trend lA tem. perawrea.
Chuck Oeniah, an air traffic
controller at Orance County
All'Port, aald b Spotted I IPln•
nlnl, dark tr•>' funnel cloud
Monday mornlns bet\uen
Corona del Mar end L11una
Beac~ "We saw tt for about fiH
minutes and lben t relr.cted up <lee 9TOBM, Pace Al)
By LAURIE KASPER
Ol IM Dally ~llol Sl•ll
About 300 of the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District's
693 teachers went on strike today
but schools remained open this
morning with administrators.
counselors and substitutes taking
over the classrooms.
The strike was called after
negotiators for the teachers re·
jected a three-year contract of.
fered to them Monday evening.
Bill Mecham, president of lhe
Saddleback Valley Educators
Association (SVEA) said
teachers were slrikmg because
"we want to make sure the dis·
trlct. and the public knows how unhappy we are.'·
The teachers agreed to strike
during what was descnbed as an
emotional meeting at 6 a.m.
They later picketed the schools
and district's administrative of·
fices with stgns proclaiming ·•we
Care" and .. Teachers are con·
cerned. Ask why."
Meanwhlle, administrators -
behind the Jocked doors of the ad·
(See STRIKE, Paie 2)
U.S. Rests
In Spy Case
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
government rested it.s case today
in the Andrew Daulton Lee es-
pionage trial and the defense Im·
mediately moved for acquJttal.
Defense attorney Kenneth
Kahn presented lengthy legal
ar1umenta ur11nt tbe judge to
di,misl the char1es against Lee.
However. the cue was expected
to proceed with defense wit·
neaaet.
J"4,t before the government
rested. attorneys for both sides
were ordered by the judge to do
1.,a1 research on whet.her at1 fidavita from three CIA officlaJS
are 1dmi11iblein evidence.
The otllcfala say that Lee
never worked for the agency but
tbe defense aay1 their wrltten
dtclaratlons are in1utflc1ent
evtdence. •
Another C1A ottlclat who tried
to est.abllah the 1ame pou1t was
1ucceaatully cballen1ed earlier
b1 the def eaae and hit testimony 1trkken From th rffOrd. ,
•,42 ~LY PILOT
for It'. Earo11e
More Military
Gunman
Arrested
Muscle Urged In Irvine
A 21.year -old Simi Valley man.
apparently dlatrauaht over a re-
ci:nt •~ur .. tion lrom hb wlf ..
waa arre.ted by Irvine police
early today. They aald he took a
rifle to hla tn.Jaw1' houae tn
Irvine.
LONDON CAP) President
Carter told the NATO ellil-1 to-
day West.em Europe needs more
mllitary mU1cl• becaU1e Com·
munllt torcet are much 1tro111er
thun they need to be to defemd
the Sovi"l Bloc.
Jrfaklnl hll debut•• the llader ot the North Atlantic Treety
Meany Blmts
<Arter Moves
WASHlNGTON CAP> -
Despite promises they
made during la.at year's
campaigns, President
Carter and congre11lonal
Democrata hlVe produced
only "more 1cheme1 for
tight~ the screwa on
the poor, AFL·CIO Presl·
dent George Meany said
today.
Meany sa id con·
gresalonal defeat of a bill
to expand cons truction un·
ion picketing righta and the
admlnlatratlon'a food
stamp and minimum waee
propoaala have made it
clear that lut year'• pro-
ml 1 ea w o n 't be
automatically redumed.
He recalled that lsauea.
such aa the minimum wage
and food atampa were in-
cluded in the Democratic
party platform.
•·I am sure you re-
member that platform and
I wish ao m e of
Washlneton's newest resi-
dents would remember it, too," heaaid.
Orcanization, Carter told u
•J>•clal aummit meetlnat Of the al·
Uance the United States ls re.dy
.. to make a major effort" to im-
prove NATO's atrugtb, and he
urged the other 14 mernbefS to
Join in.
Carter called for a commJttee
or NATO derenae mlnlaten to
study the mllltary statUI of WI al·
llance members and report at
another summit meetine tn
Wasb.lniton next May.
"The threat racln1 the aJlf ance
haa 1rown steadily ln recent
years," Carter said. "The Soviet
Union has achieved e11enUaJ,
strate&ic nuclear equivalents. Ill
European theater nuclear forces
have been strengthened. The
Warsaw Pact's conventional
forces ln Europe emphasize an
ortensi ve poeture.
''These forces a re much
1tronger than needed for any de.
tense purpose. Since 1965, new
around and air weapon1 Jiave
been introduced in most major
categories: self -propelled
a rtillery, mobile tactical mis-
siles, mobile air·defense guna,
armored personnel carriers, tac-
tical aircraft and tanks. The
Pact'• buildup contlnues un·
dlmhU.bed." I •
The president indicated
achievement of such 1oa11 u re-
co 1 n I Uon of human ri1hts,
mututal troop reducUons ln Cen·
tral Europe and nuclear arnu
a1reement.e dependJ "on a credl·
ble defense and det4!rrent." .
He ur1ed the allies to do more
to "Improve cooperaUon 1n de-
velopment, productlon and pro-
curement" of WHJ>OM, H~
they "should not be weakened
militarily by wute and oveflap-
pin1" ·nor "by disputes over
where to buy defense equip·
menL"
Police said th_cy placed him UD·
der 72·hOW' ment1&l observation
ut UC lrvine Medical Center.
Sat . .Robert Krech;& described
the man'a actions as "obviously
a cry fol' h•lp." He aaid that wu
why the man was placed at the
medical center in1tead of Jail.
Accordin1 to police, the man
showed up at bi• ln-law1' Colleee
Park residence tust after mid-
nltht, carry in& a .22-calibre rifle.
SHAWN WILL, 7, (LEFT), CARL LEE , 9, FINO SMOOTH SAILING
Coate MeH Boy• Heve After School Fun In Rein With Paper Boat•
Police said he pomted the rifle
at his father in-law in the yard
and demanded to see his wife,
who was staying with ber
parents. His father·lD·law re-
fused, went back lnalde and
c ailed the police.
Saddleback Shelves
Condemnation Talks
Saddleback College trustees
have postponed until at lea.st
May 23 a condemnation bearin&
on a propoaed aecond campus·
aite at lrvtne Center Drive and
Jeffrey Road in Irvine.
It wu apparent in the dls-
cu11lon prior to 6-1 vote to delay
that the laaue may not even be re-
ady for a heartn1 by that date.
needed to work with the property
owner, the Irvine Company, to
determine lf the Jund could be ac·
quired outright, without condem·
nation.
Top company officials have 10·
dicated that they must have a
condemnation vote because of
the sizeable tax break the com·
pany would get an selhne the l~d
to a public aeency through cm•·
nent domain.
During Monday·s discussion,
Trustee Eugene McKnight, who
favors purchase or the Irvine
Center-Jeffrey location, urged an
mdefinite delay or the condemna-
tion.
f'roia Page A I
STORM ••.
mto the clouds and was gone,"
said Gerrish. He added that its
location waa about a mile inland
fro m the ocean, near th e
equestrian ranch between the
two ciUes.
He aaid lt waa a funnel cloud
rather than a water apout or
tornado, because water spout.e
are on water and tornadoes are
on land. The funnel cloud wu
neither, just hanginl in the area
below the rain cJou<U, he aald.
The youni wlfe told police her
husband had been phonin1 her
place of work continuously.
threatening to k11J her and
himsetr, but that she hadn't
taken him seriously.
When police arrived at the re-
sidence, the man had already
fled , prompting a 11earch b)' six
Irvine officers and the Costa
Mesa helicopter.
The man phoned the residence
later in the morning, and pollce
talked hlm Lnto leavin1 his rifle
tn the Anaheim phone boolh he
1was calling from and returning
to the College Park home.
Anaheim pollce picked up the
weapon and the man returned to
Irvine and was taken Into
custody, without lncldent.
I',.._ Page Al
Leonard Liekhua, an Ora.Die
County agricultural com-
mlsalooer and Irvine Companv
official, reported that the three·
day rainfall was beneficial to
moat of tbe crops on county
farmlands. STRIKE But the county's $29.S mlllion • • •
Opponents Attack
Carter Tax Plan
The 1tumbllne block apparent·
ly item.a from the fact that not
enouah board membera favor
that aite to constitute lbe two-
thlrda majority nece11ary for
condemnation. Five truatees
must vote to condemn and only
four voted to consider purcbue ot the parcel two weeks ago.
Admlnlstration oftlcials told
the board that more Ume was
But he was informed that such
a delay would probably be illegal
since the heanng had been post·
ed publicly.
strawberry crop didn't fare well mlnlatratlve offices .._ called
in the downpour. aubstllutes, tabulated teachers
Dean Burchlnger, head of the who were out of their classrooms
Irvine Company's agricultural and conferred with their
division, said that any moisture negotiators and each other .
at all Ls disastrous tor strawber-There were no figures avalia·
La P l • J • 1 ries in the field because they ble on the number of student& in .guna 0 .. ce a.. quickly get moldy. the schools this morning.
WASHlNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter's plun to pump in-
come tax revenues into the ailing
Soclal Security syste m waa
characterized by skeptic al con·
1ressmen today as dangerous, a
grave error, and politicall y
motivated hocus-pocus.
Even some Hous .. mC'mbt"rll
who appeared mchn<'d to support
p arts of the Carter plan que1>·
ttoned whethE>r 1t has been
thoroughly thought out And one
Repuhlacan , Wlll1Jm M
Fro,,. Pap A J
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St.'11 the Irvine 'ompany ltJ Moh•I
for $200 million The foundation
holds a controlllng lntereat ot ~.S
vercent ln the company
The sale wos blocked by MMi.
Smith who protested m Orana~
County Superior Court that the
11ale price waa well below the fair
market valu4· or the Irvine Com·
pany and WMI unfnlr lO mlnonty
stock holden.
Mn. Smith hold.I 22.4 percent
of the 1to<'k tn the company
founded by her i&randfather She
areuea that the lrvlnt-Company
as worth at leaat $450 mllllon.
t'oundat1on pttorney Howard
Prlvetl r<>fusNt tod.-y to com·
ment on the po11lblllty of a new
bid from Mobil
"Wo will havu 1omelbtn1 to
aay about It I.Oday but not Willi
tho noon doadhne, · • the Loa
Anaeles h1wycr 1ald.
Each 11de in the blddln1 battle
haa aareed that the contftl wtll
goon until one of the bldc1era drops
'out
' Judae James F. Juct1•. who
h11fresidcd over an eiaht-month 1 trl11 of the iasu~, will lhen he
asked by tht> foundation to ap
r prove lht• 11ale of th«> Irvine Com·
1 pony to tht-h1ahetst bidder.
DAILY PILOT
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Ketchum of California, came could not be determined yet. A walking in the community at
cloae to accusing the President of good portion or the strawberry mid·momine. And, when the bell
lyln1. Se nd s s t c rop• already have been ran1 at Mission Viejo High Ketchum. while queatlonln1 CO ex ltS nee harvested. School, students were still Un1er-
J o1eph A. Callfano Jr., secretary '.I:' All of the orchard crops, plus lng around the campus. One atu-.
of health, education and welfare. row cropa such as asparagus, dent said there was nothing else
about the Social Security plan, A second suspect in a LalUJla and a raid last mopth on beans, corn and t omatoes, to do because there was no
recalled Carter's campaJin pro-Beach sex torture investigation, Ramsey's Arch Beach Heights benefited from the.rainfall, ac· teacherloherclusroom.
mlse that he would never lie to a Whittier plumber. surrendered home. cording to Liekhus. Strikine teachers claimed.
the American people. hlm!f'lf In the company ot his at· Police said they confiscated So far, May has turned out to "There isn't much teaching go-
"Well, maybe that didn't in· torney in South Orange County hundreds or photographs depict· be the wettest May 1n 56 years, a ing on here today.
elude Congr~s." Ketchum aaJd Municipal Court Monday. 1 n g men partt c1 pa ti ng in complete turnabout from April. But district administrators
He quoted Carter as tell.uta a The plumber, John WUUam sadomasochistic activities. which ended aa the driest April said students were beuig taught,
group or congressmen only 1ix James, 29, was booked after:ward Police allege the men, all from on record. many wllh Je!sons plans whlch
days earlier that has adm1ruslra· al Laguna Beach city Jail on the Hollywood area and aged 17 . the prlnclpals had prevloualy pre-
l•on would oppose any effort to charges of suspicion of kidnap-to 20, were forced lo take part m The snow level in the moWl-pared.
use eeneral income tax revenues ing, false 1mpr1sooment, rob· what they described as sex tai"! 4!°0pped d9wn lo s.ooo !eel, • The d.iat,rict was pre.JUlr'd Cpvi.
• <od~.·-·~~L_."' · • .. , ~ 0·~ .. 1~-.:11! ........ ~Uillill, .. 1.r----~ 1 ~·~· -.-::mtb..¥.ountanUJ atfih<•:Teach~ra Jut 11Uel< iila ~~-n.n"' ihW-tJte' ~Ql or 4\ -ii'~. .t~onteg*1 ~x :Ien."' ~ • · rbort ~ ... open,,_ooe std ,ifl Mor\· . they would continue negotiations
• cf1tic1sm as he spelled out the An 1rut1a ba1) of ~.000 was re· day. Skiing had been s uspended but they ~ave their negotiators
Carter proposals to the House ducedto~.000. Aid B•J) at thesk.iresortsincelateApril. the authority to call a strike if
Wayts and Meana subcommittee James and a Laeuna Beach es I and when they fell it was on Social Security. Despite the man arrested. on the same A ski resort spokesman report· necessary.
alticiam. a subcommittee aide char&es last Friday. Donald B. S d d ed that 18 inches of new snow fell Since they dropped their de·
predicted Lbe Carter plan would Ramsey, 4G, of 1023 Katella St.. pee e Up at Mammoth during the storm, mands for agency shop. binding
be approYid by the panel. have posted ball and are free but there is no longer a base of arbitration and the association's
Carter offered h is et&hl·polnt pending hearings In mun1clpal SACRAMENTO CAP) _Stale snow on the mountain and the right to be a ~rievanl, teachers'
plan for helpin1 Social Security court. mental hospitals would get addi-new snow Is not expected lo last leaders said, the district had to
out of a flnanclal bind In " Both have entered innocent tional paychlatric aides sooner, long. The Mammoth snow season make some movement.
me!lsage to Congress on Monday. pleas. A preliminary hearing to thanks to a hastier timetable ln extends to June durlog wet win· But teachers' negotiators re-
He proposed lo feed aome in delermlno whether there Its an Asaembly·approved bill. lers. jectcd an offer given thcrn lJythc
t'OmetaxrevenuH lntothefund evidencetosendthementotrlal The Aaaembly'1 (71·1) vote d1strl<:tonMonday.
1turln1 t.amet of blah unemploy· hu been scheduled for June&. Monday sent the blll by Sen. That offer Included e five per·
ment. 1radu .. 1Jy ratae Social Alfred Alquist, D-San Jose, back Police Probe cent pay raise for three years, ~curlty t.axe~ on employers llJld The arrest.e followed lnvestlga-to the state Senate for expected <this year through 1978·79) and
f'mployea, and to correct a 1V72 lion by the Laguna Beach and co ncurrence in Auembly an aareement to reopen neaotla·
f'rror th.at COUid reauJt ID many Los Angeles police departments amendments. Bur.vlaries at tlons on salaries for 1979·80 UC·
future retire~s getting pena1oru1 ,._ Under the bill. the Brown ad· e-cordlna to John Cooper, assl~tant
larger than the paychecks lhf'y D ministration would have to move to the superintendent.
<>amcd an the last year on the Job T az-.L..:.,."" l.AJt its timetable ahead a year for tn· CdM Churches ll also allowed the teachers to
f',....P-.eAJ
REEF ...
of sand ofrthe be3<'h<'!I.
MclM.ls pointed out that pro
poul was rejected by the
en1tneen who told city officla11
at that time that tho linking of
ships would only result In ac-
celeration ol beach erosion.
"I want aomethlnl( In wrlUn1
from both the Fiah nnd Game
people and the Corp• ot
En1ineers that addretaea th.la
queaUoa," Mclnoluald.
The project requlru •PJ>roval
o( the city council becaUM the
s hip It to be •unk ln UO feet of
water ln cttyUdelandl.
Accordlne to the Flab and
G1me propo1a1. the •hl.P ls to be
sunk ln June ol lfT8 to creai. an
artlfidal ~ Y'Mf. Th• ab.lp to
be 1&Dlk off Newport la one ol
16vera1 th• department. plana to
•Ink '1lt the collt. One 11 planned
off HUDU.nttGn Bea.ch.
A n.b end Game apoktlnWl
explal.necl derelict 1hlpt WW be
' UHd blclUH of probltmt en·
count«ed witb a 1t1njlar project
Off ffuntln,ion Stat. Beach.
That reot wu made of old
automobUe tlrea anchored with a
heavy nylon rope. However, the
ro,. parted th1a winter and m~ ot the ti.NI have drtfted to lboN.
Tb• Flab and Game
1pokt1ma.n Nld they beUeve IUl'l·
ken 1hips wUJ provld the aame
lrlnct ol ft.lb babltat IQCteal\lll~
e1tabll1bed tn th• tire reef
without the danpl' of breUin1
up u the Ure reef d.14. •
"'"&f!S creased staffing In state mental ~et 54 percent of any unanUclpat-
hospitaJs Lo comply by June 30, cd funds from state legislation Jlin~d ~~ 1980 with 1tnndard1 fl riit adopted Newport Beach police are In-durmg the next two years. Thl1 rr-'-' J J In 1973. vesuiatine break-Int at three money. he said, could have been
Oranae County sheriff 's of-
ficer• are aeekinl a man who ob-
tained SSOO trom a parking lot
employe at the county ulrport by
r epreHntlnl hi maelt as a
messen1er from the Jot
mana1er.
Deputln aaJd employ• Judy
Schroeder handed over the $500
lo the man when b• told her that
he had been aent tor the money
by lot manager Manuel Chaves.
The parktn1 area ls operated
by the Parking Lot Company ol
America.
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Hit-Run Hunted
LOS ANGELES CAP)
Highway Patrol ofricers nre
seekin g the driver of a car that
struck and kllled a Los Anieles
man early today on the San
Dieao Freeway near Culver City.
CHP ortlcera said Edward
Young, 28, who h ad been
hitchhiking on southbound lanoa •
near Jefferson Boulevard, was
struck about3:35 a.m.
• ,/
°"""" ...... PAOPOll!D l'llHINO A11F DRAW8 NEWPOftT '1AE
8lllla Wanta to .. ~ Uberty lltfp at ltte
'
ne11hboring Corona del Mar appJlcd to Increased cost.s of fr
churches which were reported lnie benefi ts or given to the
Monday. teachers ln a lump sum.
The thefts occurred at St. The dlstrlcl also was demand-
M l ch aol and All Angels h t h Er.l•e~ft· Church, 3233 Pacltlc ing a guarantee t nt eac era
1&1 would nol 11trlke and a clause V ew rive, the Second Church h t ti ti td of Chrtat Sclenti1t, 3100 Pacific i1aylng l 8 ncio a on1 cou
Vle,w Drive and Newport Center not be reopened except tor the third year's salary. United Methodist Church, 1601 Several of tho atrl klnll teachera
M ~h~u~~ ~:i from all three argued that the district 18 not tru· ly ne10Uallng wlth them. bur1larle1 waa eattmated at lnAtea<l. they aald, district of-
about. $70tn cuh and 1tamp1. fl I I tnlll th h tth Police said in all thr:l c 8 s are T" ng em w • ey can or cannot have. churches the break·lna occurr Marc Du Bois. one or tlie
when a ~tool waa uaed to open • l t id doo-1• • tothe chutches' or-tea chert n egot a Ori, Sa •• -teechcr1 were stvcn 24 hours to
flce1. accept or lo reJect the dl1trlct'1
RANCHO •••
other alx perlodl.
Tb• lDOlt fnqueJ\t complaint.
about the new RRR pro1r1m ta
that tt'1 not loaf enouth. Holmes
1111 be•1 hacl HVtral hundred
peUtJom from 1tud1nt1 uklnl
that tho proaram be atrelelled a
Uttle.
"I'd like to, but J tbJnk t'U
leave It aloao tor a wblte. It'• 1t1U a new pt"Olram,'• the pr1ncl,pa1
explalm.
So rar. OPJy 10 or 1S 1tudents
have trouble MWinl Clown to r.-
adl.nl at• preaerlbod Ume. And
Holm• predlctt the,J'll sbape 1.1p
1000. "YOCl can't font antoce to
read, but you can be.Ip b1m e1Uo1
tt," he 1111.
late?al olfer. He Hld lt wu "very
poor. It wu done lo bAd taste."
Teachers are demandln1 a arie
year contract and, they Hy,
there are luucs other than
money Involved in the dispute.
Dan Saltn1, executive dlrtttot
or the teachers aHoclatton, 11ld
the district la "bellttllnf UH
tuchers'' by their attlludt
tow erd nesotl at1ona. •
·'The diatrtct hu con1lltenUy
not ne1oUated," ho aatd. "We
don't think th y consclentloualy
wanttoHWe."
Re added that he believes •
ma.Jority of the dlatrlct trust..a
declded tb•1 ..,ould push tho
wiachen toaatrikt.
Notini that thll dlaput• hu
son• on for 1J monthl, SallnJ
"Id teachers would bave stnack
soontt lf tM)-rully wanted to
1lrUce.
· ~ag1•na/South Coast
EDITION
Afternoo• . .
N.'l'. Stoek.s
VOL 70, NO. 130, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY /CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 10, 19n
....
DoUhle .SC Growth ·Seen . . 10· Yea~ • ID
By ANNE COOPER
Of Ille D.tfly ...........
San Clemente City Manager
Gerahl Weeki aays he expect.a
the city's populatiQn of 23, 750 to
double in 10 years, with new resi·
dents paying a minimum of
$120,000 to $150,000 for a home.
A recent survey projected a
maximum San Clemente popula-
tion of 57,000by1997, Weeks said,
but he anticipates a faster rate of
growth.
Vacabt lots are selling briskly
in San Clemente, be said, as
buyers who are looking for re-
asonably priced coastal property
are Increasingly willing to buy
south ot Laguna Beach.
"San Clemente lots may not
seem reasooably priced, com-
pared to what they were a while
back," Weeks said, "but com·
pared to Newport Beach or
Laguna, they're very reasooa·
ble."
The city bu experienced $20
milllon in construction since the
first of the yeer, the ad-
ministrator said, with about 100
new homes comine on the
market every month.
• DHpite what may 1ee~ a re-
latively rapid rate of growth, San
Clemente ii very definitely a
"controlled ,rvwth" city, said
Weeki.
"We allow only one and a half
units per acre 1n new residential,
single family development. the
same as San Juan Capistrano,
with Its controlled growth pro-
file,'• be sald. ·'Our building stan·
darda are also essentially the
same u San Juan' a.
"But some clties, like San Juan, wblcb claim to be 'con-
trolled growth' cities really prac-
tice 'no growth', potic1es. San
Clemente development, both re-
sidential and commercial, is pro-
ceeding. We aren't trying to :MP
growth-we expect it to continue
at the same steady rate -but we
apply very tight controls on what
goes in. ·
"San Clemente doesn't have
land to spare. This City Council
wants to be sure that the best u.se
is made of what is left.•'
While San Clemente property
may be priced reasonably com-
pared to Newport Beach, Weeks
said land and labor are too high
to allow for low·cost housing in
the city without some form of
govemmen( subsidy.
Because of the rising coet of
livlne in San Clemente, the city
manager said be expects citizens
to demand an increasingly pro-
f essional city staff. Weeks said
the choice of Gary Brown for
police cblef Is a step in this direc-
tion.
Brown, like Weeks, bolds a
master's degree from the
(See GROWTH, Page%)
Carte~ Urging
NATO 'Muscle'
Meany Blaau
Carter Moves Cops Get
2nJ,Sex
Strength
Study
Asked
LONDON <AP) -President
Carter told the NATO allies to-
day Western Europe needs more
military muscle because Com-
munist forces are much stronger
than they need to be to defemd
the Soviet Bloc.
WASHINGTON CAP) -
Despite promises they
made during last year's
campaigns, President
Carter and congressional
Democrats have produced
only "more schemes for
tightening the screws on
the poor," AFL-CIO Presi-
dent George Meany said
today.
,Suspect
o.tly l"I ... S'-ff P-
TEACHER$ GO OUT ON STRIKE IN SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Claaaea Remain Open With Admlnlatratora and Subatttutea Taking to Blackboard•
Meany said con·
gressional defeat of a bill
to expand construction un·
ion picketing rights a.Qd the
I SVUSD Teachers Strike
M aldng his debut as the leader
of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, Carter told a
special summit meeting of the al·
Hance the United States is ready
.. to make a m.Sor effort" to Im·
prove NAT0'1 strenctb, and he
urged the other lA membe:n to
joiD~
·administration's food
stamp and minimum wage
proposals have made it
clear that last year's pro-
ml s e I won't be
automatically redeemed. . -Clmses Continue De1pite Wa1Jwu1,s He recalled that ilsues
such aa the minimum wage
and food 1tamps were in·
fices with sips proclaiming "We Carter called for a committee eluded in the Democratic
Care" and "Teachers are con-of NATO defense mlniaters to partyplatfonn.
cemed. Ask why •• study the military status of all al· ''I am sure you re-
Meanwhlle, adminl5trators -liance -members and report at member that platform and
behind the locked doors of the ad· another summit meeting in I w is h s o m e o f
ministrative offices -called WashiogtoonextMay. Washington's newest resi·
substitutes, tabul¥ed teachers "The threat facing ~e alliance dents would remember it. wh~ were out of their c;Jassroo11_1s h:: gr,o~t~ll>:, an rec«'.nt too..i; he said. ~ ~ _ -. ~t.h..J..b.·~~::ar ~ -~~~;:r~~} "1tR~l'r~ ~ . . tMilmtJRr,"'h~,. --. • ~crear ~~ ' ~~ · ' ..
By LAURIE KASPER Association CS VEA) said
0t11Wo.11,~1 .. ui.11 teachers were striking because
About 300 or the Saddleback "we want to make sure the dis· ~ l Valley Unified School Distncl's tnct and the P";~lic knows how
693 teachers went on stnke today unhappy we are
but schools remained open Uus T~e teachers agreed to strike I mornm& with administrators dunng what was described as an
j £0 .. 01»1>d substJtu~& ~~af!i ·. em~~!!>?.!~ee~in at 6 ~a·~ -,t '-~ ·~ -(1 ;;.~-w~~-.h::r= ; • ~--n.:i.:>1>_. ... ' e strike.was called llfter ani:f w :n.ncl s -a ma trative 01 •
negotiators for the teachers re·
jected a three-year contract of-
fered to them Monday evenine.
BllJ Mecham, president of the
Saddleback Valley Educ a tors
SCULPTURES
! UPFORBID
Mangers Will Vote
For Death Penalty
European theater nuclear fo;ces 1Jno• ~T -Lbed
have been atrenethened. The 111fUU
Warsaw Pact's conventional
force.s in' Europe emphasize an
offensive postUJ'e.
.. These forces are much
stronger th&I) needed for any de·
fense purp<>Se. Since 1965, new
ground and air weapons have
been introduced in most major
cate1ories: self-propelled
artillety, mobile tactical mis·
sites, mobile air-defense guns,
armored personnel carriers, tac·
lical aircraft and tanks. The
ea ct 's buildup continues Un• ~iminiabed."
In Killing
Of Widow
INDIANAPOLIS CAP)
·Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy
widow" case, and said they re·
covered more than $1 million in
cash and some jewelry believed
stolen from the home of the
murder victim.
1
LONDON CAP> St George
minus a hand and part of tus
dragon, a headless Saxon king
and 17 other crumblana stone
Cagures from the British Houses
of Parliament are on sale.
The fl ve-foot, 500-pound
statues or saints and Saxon kings
and queens stood for more than
100 years in niches 1n thf' outer
walls of the House of Lords and
the H~e or Commons. Pollution
and weather took their toll, and
the government recently beean
rep! acing them with copies.
The originals went on dllplay
Monday In a storeroom. William
Shaw of the Department of the
Environment announced they
w..-e for sale to the highest bid·
dl!'i's.
Coast
Weather
Variable cloudiness
through Wedn~day with
warmer temperolurea.
Lows tonl1ht so to SS.
Hilhs Wednesday In mid
and upper.aoa.
INSIDE TODAY
TfmW rdgtV In. o ftlburb of
tht DGtfon'• copUol. ThrH vouno women murdft'td, 1och
In .a difl"'"' way. A.dounA
miulng. And pollc• bao• no
idta who cUd tlw ldWllf11 -or
WhJI. St1 ltOf'JI eog1 Bf.
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Assemblyman Dennis
Mangers <D-Huntington Beach>
annoWlced Monday that he in·
tends to vote in favor or re·
establlshing the death penalty
after being undecided on the lS·
sue previously.
Mangers S&Jd the decision wu
one ol the most agoruuna that he
has had to make in bis IJfe.
He said one of the major fac-
tors in supportine the death sen-
tence was the atronaly held view
of his constituent.a in the 73rd As·
sem bly District.
He said that M percent of the
people, recenUy canvassed In a
telephooe poll favOl'ed the death
penalty as a form of punishment.
He said that 77 percent believe
it to be a deterrent to premeditat·
ed murder.
Mangers, who said be was pro~
vlously opposed to capital
punl.abment. made bl.a announce-
ment at a press conference in
Sacramento.
He said be cban1ed bis mlDd
after the poll and after receMq
letters from vicUms of violent
crimes and vial~ the men on
San Quentin's Death Bow.
M anaen said be went from Cell
to cell talk1q to the prlsonen.
.. They volunteered a number
of thl.np and I aaked quesUons
about the crime and how tbeJ
felt." buaid. ·
"Many said tbe1 were framed
· 1.aguna C«»uncil .. ..
Meeta Wedneeday
• The i..suna Beach Cil)t Ooun· ell meeb at~ p.m. Wed.oeaday to
dlSCUSI budpt alloeatlOJii to bu,y
minl-parkl in Arch Beach
Hel1bt1.
Alao on Wednesct~·1 aaenda ll
a report on tbo eff ectiveneu ol
H~rlmental 1top 111111 1)11eecl
two months afO at Cleo and Glen·
ne}'l'e Streetl to coatrol 1peedln.c
traffic on Glenneyre. Tb• COUDCU
meeu at sos For tAve.
-·,-o
or innocent. Others said they
were not sorry and would likely
do it aeain if they were free.
"Some of them appeared to be
utterly remorseless," Mangers
saad.
Mangers said he also sat i.rl the
gas chamber and visited the
holdlne cell where criminals are
lodged the nl1ht before their ex·
ecution.
"I wu shocked by the ex·
perience," be said.
Manaen 1aid he ls willing to
give the leetJlatlon an opportuni·
ty to prove it can provide better
protect.ion of potential victims.
"I no lonaer feel a strong
moral compunction against ex·
ecutln1 premeditated
murderen," he 1md.
He aald another factor that Ult·
eel hll decl.aion were letten from
loved ooes of murder victims .. wrlUen la pain and 1ufferin1.''
The president indicated
achievement of such goals as r&""
cognition of human riehts,
mututal troop reductlons in Cen·
tral Europe and nuclear arms
aareemen~ depends "on a credi·
ble defense and deterrent.''
He ur1ed the allies to do more
to "improve cooperation ln de·
velopment, production and pro-
curement" of weapons, saying
they "should not be weakened
militarily by waste and overlap-
ping" nor "by disputes over
where to buy def enae equip·
ment."
He promised U.S. cooperation
in promotto1 "a 1enutnely two-
way trans·AUanttc trade. in de·
fenae equipment.
Security Guards
Set ~t SC Job ·site
I •
Security suatdt 'Will be u· tor UnU1 tho tcbooldlattlct takes
slsnecs on wteteada to tbe own~p.
SbofeCllffl Jilnlor 8l.lb School .. TbelitemtlJc:ontrlbute~Cbo c~onlltelnSln-CltmC:d.e vandallam :i>r'obh at
Ulan IUempt to prevent a repeat. . Sbor.ctlfts." he Nld. .., r .wu
ot vaDdali.lm which tt.aultid lil purpo.ir"1ly cboMn because lt
more than '400 dam•t• thlt 1ltt away from n•ltbborbood
wffk«Mt bosn•. Tbll wU1 be an adv ant.ace
wben the school opens, 11\ \hat 1cbool children won't be blihlJr·
Yltlble. buL for. now, it does poee a 1edinti problem!'
Altbouah tbo coa1truclloo
luPttlnt8ndent t1Um1ted It trill
tak• ellhl workday• to clean up
the IDeM ltft behind by the V.D·
dall, ~ latd \ht SC:boo& Will
open Ob acMdUle. ··n ... to be done wa1 ahead ot SePtflll r 1cbool open. J.ua ... bf •
The Marion County Sherifrs
Department said Manuel Lee
Robinson, 29, Indianapolis, was
arrested Monday night on
chlrges o( firsl·degree murder,
first.degree arson and first·
degree burglary.
(See WIDOW, Page A2)
U.S. Rests
In Spy Case
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
government rested its case today
In the Andrew Daulton Lee es+
plonaee trial and the defense im·
. mediately moved for acquittal.
Defense attorney Kenneth
Kahn presented lengthy le1at
areumentl urlinf the jud1e to
di1mlas the charges a1ainat Lee.
However, the cue wu expected
to proceed with defense wit·
neaaa .
Juat before the 1ovemment
rested, attorney• for botb •Idea
were ordered by the jud10 to do
Je1aJ research on whether af.
rtdavita from three CIA offlclala
are admiallble in evidence.
Th• officlall uy tbat Lee
never worked for the aaenoy1 but
-the deltmM 1ay1 their wnUen
declarflUona are lnsulflclmt
evidence.
Another CIA official who tried
to e1tabllsb the 11me point wu
succeufully .challeqed earlier
by the ddenae and hia teaUmor\f·
strtckm from the record.
In testimony Monday, 1et
another CIA otnclaJ aald plans
for• top.aecret 1p7 aatelllte com·
munlcatlOOI neurork alle edly
1tolm !or tale to the Ruasl*ftl'
could have slveo away the C1A'1
radio fNquency.
A second suspect in a Laguna ·•
Beach sex torture investigation,
a Whittier plumber, surrendered
himself in the company of his at·
tomey in South Orange County
M unlcipal Court Monday.
The plumber. John William
James, 29, was booked afterward
at Laguna Beach city jail on
charges of suspicion of kidnap-
tn1. falae Imprisonment. rob-
bery, assault with a deadly
weapon, and two Illegal sex acts. . •
. An initial bail of $50,000 was re-
duced to $5,000.
James and a Laguna Beach
man arrested on the same
charges last Friday, Donald B.
Ramsey, 46Lof 1023 Katella St.,
have poetecr ball and are free
pending bearings in municipal
court.
Both have entered innocent P.J1;as.A pre,U~ ho0rina t~,, ~~nrmlne4'Wh~e1-'~1ri ~ ... r · ~
evidence to send the men to trial· '
hal'Deen scheduled for June 6.
The arrests followed Investiga-
tion by the Laguna Beach and
Los Angeles police departments
and a raid last month on
Ramsey's Arch Beach Heights
home.
Police said they confiscated
hundreds of photographs depict·
ing men participating in
sadomasochistic activities.
Police allege the men, all from
the Hollywood area and aged 17
to 20,. were forced to take part in
what they described as sex
tortures.
Persutent
Sronn Finally
l£qves Coast
By HILARY KA YE
Of lltt Dfll'f f'l"4 Slaff
Weather forecasters promised
aealn today that the rainstorm
that soaked Orange County Sun·
day and Mond'ay ~ould finally hit
the road today and leave blue
skiea ln lta place.
Forecaateu promlHd the
same tbJn1 Monday, but the
1torm doublecroued the we~er
pros and stayed around for
another day, brln1lne intermit-
tent rain sbowen, an unusual
funnel cloud near Corona del
Mar, and further troubles for,
strawberry 1rowen in Oran~
County. · ~ Rain tota1I were puahed p-.
the two-inch mark Im man
county clUes, with Huntlngton
BHch lead.ini tho pack with
2. 72 total for the three-d~ stol'Ql
La1una Beach reported one o
~ 11nalleat storm readln11 wt
a 1.37 ltorm fllure.
U.S. Weather s,rvic
ForeclltA!n tald there would
mottl)' IUMY •Idea wtth varia
cloudln .. tod.11 and Wcdnea
day. with teinpentura in
the co..ul ri Ion and LDl
county are11 reacbln& th
mld-«111 ln th daytime and ell
pln1 to the ml4·50I at n1&bt.
Tbe lonc·ranc• for ut calls
lor no ratn at I t throu&h Satur·
. day, With a coollnl trencl lo tcdl·
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Campus
llearing
Delayed
SaddJeback Colleae trustees
have pe>stPoned until at leut
~Y 23 a condemnation hearing
on a proposed second campus
site at Irvine Center Drive and
Jeffrey Road in Irvine.
It was apparent in the dls-c\J~slon prior to 6·1 vote to delay
that the issue may not even be re-
ady for a hearing by that date.
The stumbling block apparent-
ly stems from the fact that not
enough board members favor
that site to constitute the two-
thjrds majority necessary for
co'ndemnatlon. Five trustees
must vote to condemn and only
four voted to consider purchase
or the parcel two weeks ago.
Administration officials told
the board that more time was
needed to work with the property
owner. the Irvine Company, to
determine if the land could be ac-
quired outright, without condem-
nation.
Top company 0Ha c1als have in-
dicated that they muat have a
condemnation vote because or
the sizeable tax break the com-
pany would get in selling the land
to a public agency through emi-
nent domain.
During Monday's discussion,
'rrustee Eugene McKni ght, who
favors purchase of the Irvine
Center-Jeffrey location, urged an
indefinite delay of the condemna-
tion.
But he was informed that such
a delay would probably be illegal
since the hearing had been post-
ed publicly.
Council Raps
Fishing Reef
Off Newport
Newport Beach city coun -
cilmen have thrown cold water
on a proposal from the State
Department of Fish and Game to
create a fishing reef by sinking a
Liberty ship two miles off the
Newport Pier.
Learning of the proposal Mon-
day night, councilmen said they
want some kind of environmental
assessment before the 440-fool
ship is sunk.
''We went through all kinds of
hell with beach erosion here not
too long ago,·' said Councilman
P2n Mcinnis. "I'<l like to Jmow tJat effect this project is going
lo have on the beaches "
The councilman, who lives on
&he West Newport oceanfront,
also noted that there are few pro-
Jects the city undertakes that
state agencies such as Fish and
Game don't ~cl involved m with
some lund of environmental re-
view.
,'t ,." ~~~mlftbh.d~--~" tile question of beach erosion was
their primary concern.
Mc innis noted that when the
U.S. Army Corps or Engineers
was trying to solve the beach
erosion problem, one of the solu-
tions coruudered was the smlung
Of l!hips 1n lh(• offshore 5Ub-
marine canyons to hall the flow or sand off the beaches.
Mcinnis pointed out that pro-
posal was rejected by the
engineers who told city orrlcials
at that lime that the sankmg or
ships would only result In ac-
celeration of beach erosion
Square Dance Set
For Capistrano
The Shipmates Square Dill11CC
Cluh has anMunccd a square
dun<.'{' to l>~· hrld Mu> 14 an San
.Juan Capistrano, with caller
Buzz Brown of San Diego
)'he rlance is lo start at 1· 1s
ptm. at Mnrco For11ter Junior
High School, 25601 Camino del
Avion. Additional information ls
available by calling Lee and
Dorothy Whittaker , publicity
d1rectori1, 496·4543.
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Found In Home of Murdered lndlana Helre11
Security
'Solution'
Under Fire
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi-
dent Carter's plan to pump in-
come tax revenues into the ailing
Social Security system was
characterized by skeptical con-
gresemen today as dangerous, a
g r ave error, and politically
motivated hocus-pocus.
Even some House members
who appeared inclined to support
parts of the Carter plfln ques·
tioned whether it has been
thoroughly thought out. And one
R e publica n , William M.
Ketchum of California, came
close to accusing the President of
lying.
Ketchum. while questioning
Joseph A. Califano Jr., secretary
of health, education and welfare.
about the Social Security plan,
· recalled Carter's campaign pro-
mise that he would never lie to
the American people.
"Well, maybe that didn't in-
clude Congress," Ketchum said.
He quoted Carter as telling a
group of congressmen only six
days earlier that his admlnlstra·
tlon would oppose any effort to
use general income tax revenues
for Social Security.
Califano ran into the wall of
criticism as he spelled. out the
Carter proposals to tlle House
Waye and Mean.a subconiautte<?
on Social Security. Despite t.hc
criticism, a subcommittee aide
predicted the Carter plan wouJd
be approved by the panel.
Carter offered has eight-point
plan for helping Social Secunty
out of a financial bind th ..
message to Congress on Monday
He proposed to feed some in·
.come w r~~~21u~s into the. fund ouT"fng"•nrn~ Of' .trrii unemp\oy-
m ent, gradually raise Social
Security taxes on employers and
employes, and to correct a 1972
error that could result an many
future retirees getting pensions
larger than the paychecks they
earned in the last year on the job.
Carter asked that about $14. l
billion in income tax revenue be
turned over to Social Secunty
between now and 1980 to com
pensate for Social Secunty taxes
that were lost because or high un-
employment in 1975-76.
If such a step were renewed in
future years. the Social Secunty
~ystem would get income taxes
anytime the national unemploy
ment rate exceeded six percent
The rate now 1s seven percent.
Rep. Al Ullm an, D-Ore .
chairman of the House Ways anrl
Means Committee, told Califano
at would be a "grave error'' to
use iteneral tax money in the
pension fund. which throughout
its life has been financed totally
by taxes on employes and
employers.
U II man said a better short
term solution would be to simply
raise the Social Secunty taxes
slightly, allowing time for a com-
plete study o( alternative ways of
financing Social Security.
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STRIKE •..
negotiators and ~ch other.
There were no"'l'igures availa-
ble on the number ot students in
the schools this mommg.
However. students were seen
walk.log in the community at
mid-morning. And, when the bell
rang at Mission Viejo HJgh
School, studenu were 1tlll linger-
ing around the campus. One stu-
dent said there was nothing else
to do because there was no
teacMI' in her clusroom.
Strik.lnt teachers claimed,
"There isn't much teachlt1g 1io-
ing on bere today.
But district admlnl1trator11
said students were being taught,
maq,y_ with lessons plans whJch
lhe-f»i.nclpals had prevfousl)' pre-pared.
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John A: w·miams, 38, In-
dianapolis, was charged with be-
ing an accessory after the fact,
and Annie K. Young, 22, In-
dianapolis, who was arrested
with Robinson, was charged with
possession of stolen property.
The charges stemmed from the
shooting death of Marjorie V.
Jackson, 66, a reclusive grocery
chain heiress, and thefts at her
home. Mrs. Jackson's body was
found Saturday in h er ·fire-
charred home. Police said the
fire apparently was set by the
killer~.
Authorities searching the
home discovered $5 million in
cash in a garbage can, a toolbox,
l'losets and a vacuum cleaner
bag An additional $3 million was
believed massing.
Shenff Donald Gilman said the
arre~ls came after he received a
call Monday from an attorney for
an automobile dealer who said
Robinson had purchased a 1977
Lincoln Continental on Thurs-
day, paymg $13,500 with new $100
bills in numerical sequence.
The attorney called again later
in the day and said Robinson was
hack at the dealership to trade
the car lx>cause it had scratches
on the front
Dogs Flushed
From Porsche
In Laguna
rrwo brown and white wire-
ha ired terrier dogs stand ac-
cused today by a Laguna Beach
man of JUmpmg into tus Porsche
a utomobile, che wing the up-
holstery. and snarling when he
tned_~d1~~ufl!i~them.. , ··~~ ... ,. .. lfllls Drive called police, who
also couldn"t talk the dogs out of
the car m Zeller's gar age.
Police resorted to Mace, a
l'hemical spray usually reserved
for not control but sometimes
used on obstreperous villains,
when the dogs snarled at the
force ot law.
After that, the police report re-
ad, the dogs ·'then departed the
area rapidly." Police followed to
a house m Arch Beach Heights
where they will attempt to talk
with the owner of the dogs.
Woman Injured
A Long Beach woman was
~ashed across the race In San
Clemente Monday when her car
collided with a car driven by
Richard Whitaker, 223 Avenlda
Granada, at Avenida Pico and El
Camino Real. Karen Isreld, 30,
was treated and released rrom
San Clemente General Hospital
after the 8 p. m . accident.
Drought Ups
·water Rates
Rain drummed the roor and
spattered windowpanes Monday
u Moulton Ntau.i Wat~r District
1taff memben told Miaalon Vlejo
Municipal Advisory Council
(MAC> members that drought
conditions are forcing up water
rates.
• 'Tbl.s ls a hell or a night to be
talking about a water shortage,"
said Carl Kymla, general
manager. The sprawling
Moulton Niguel district serves
Laguna Niguel Laiu.na Hills and
that part oC M~sion Viejo south
of Trabuco Road and west of
Mar1uerite Parkway.
William Wolrson, assistant
general mJnager, told MAC
members the Moulton Niguel dis-
trict anticipates a $10,020 penalty
for April, as a result of a sur-
c,b a r g e imposed by the
Metropolitan Water District
(MWD>.
Tbe MWD added a 100 percent
surcharge, as of April 1, on any
water used over 90 percent oC last
year's use for the same month.
Wolfson said the MWD will pay a
rebate to water aaencies using
less water than they did for the
same period laat year.
Consumers in the Moulton
Niguel district, however, cannot
look forward to a rebate unless
they drastically change their
water use habits, Wollaon said.
Instead of reducini water use
io April, Moulton Nieuel resi-
dents and commercial water
users consumed 20 percent more
water laat month than they dld In
April, 1976, he said.
Even allowing for a six percent
growth factor, water use was 167
acre feet (54,425,300 gallons)
over the MWD allowance, said
Wolfson.
The water district is a non-
profit agency, which must pass
the MWD penalty on to the con-
sumer, Kymla said. He em-
phasized that the goal of the
higher rat.es, which will amount
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to a bi·monlhly increase or about
$1.60 to $1.80 for an .. average"
family, is water conservation.
"Water conservation
measures taken by individuals
would show up on their billing
and would be taken Into con-
s1deraUon, ·'be said.
Moulton Niguel directors will
consider the proposed hiaher rates al a public hearing May 19,
said Kyrnla. U adopted, the new
rates would show up on water
bills beginning June 1.
Five Held
On Charges
Of Spying
KARLSRUHE, West Germany
<AP) -Five people. including a
secretary in Chancellor Helmut
Schmidt's otrice, have been
charged with spying for Com-
munist East Germany, the
Federal Prosecutor's Office said
today.
Dagmar Kahlig·SchefOer, 30,
was named as a suspected spy
last Thursday, a~day after she
was detained in the chancellory
by federal agents.
A search of her Bonn apart.
ment turned up incriminating
evidence, the prosecutor's office
said in announcing she would
race trial.
Miss Kabllg·Scbeffler had
worked in the chancellory since
December 1975, and had access
to secret documents on European
politics, a spokesman for
Schmidt said after her detention.
In May 1974 Schmidt's pre-
decessor, Willy Brandt, resigned
when his close aide Guenter
Guillaume was unmasked as an
East German spy.
Officials said the two cases are
not comparable, however.
An EastGermancouplelivingin
Duesseldorf was arrested on
charges of paying Miss Kahlig·
controller at Orange County Scheffler for secret papers, the
Airport, said he spotted a spin-office said. It said the couple,
ning, dark gray funnel cloud Peter Geslar and Gudrun
Monday morning between Schlimper, both 30, had docu·
Corona del Mar and Laguna ments supplied by the secretary
Beach. when they were detained last
"We saw 1t for about five week.
minutes and then it retracted up The couple were operating un·
into the clouds and was gone," der false papers supplied by the
said Gerrish. He added that its East German Ministry or State
location was about a mile inland Security, the prosecutor said.
from the ocean, near the The two other alleged spies had
equestrian ranch between the no connection to the chancellory
two cities. espionage case. the office said.
He said it was a funnel cloud Karl-Christian Fischer, 34, of [~thlL)ban ~_.y.'Jil~"f. OP.Q~<!I , Epst ~!M.!PY• was arrested in ~..,:__~~.siMita'~.-~,; -:. ....... ~~--~~
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on land. The funnel cloud was spy, the office said. n~ither, just hanging in the area Dorothea Puchert, 34, was ar-
below tbe rain clouds, he ~ald. rested on suspicion of working as
Leonard Liekhus, an Orange a courier for the Ea~t Germans.
County agricultural com-Evide~cewasfoundmherapart-
mi.s sioner and Jrvine Companv ment m Frankfurt. where she
official, reported that the three-worked in an advertising agency,
day rainfall was beneficial to the office said.
most of the crops on county
farmlands.
But the county's $29.S million
strawberry crop didn't fare well
in the downpour.
Dean Burchinger, head or the
Irvine Company's agricultural
division, said that any moisture
at all is disastrous for strawber-
ries ia the field because they
quickly get moldy.
However, damage fi gures
could not be determined yet. A
good portion or the strawberry
crops already h ave been
harvested.
All of the orchard crops, plus
row crops such as asparagus,
beans, corn and tomatoes,
benefited from th4!. rainfall. ac-
cording to Liekhus.
8200 Award Set
For Ecology Work
A $200 award for the outstand-ing environmental activist or the
year will be awarded a Laguna
Beach High School senior by
Village Laguna, according to
President Frances Engelhardt.
More than one award may be
given, at the senior honors con-
vocation June 14 in the Irvine
Bowl. The grants committee in-
cludes Village Laguna Chairman
Arnold Hano. Bruce Hopping and
Lester Engelhardt.
The diJt.rlct was prepared for a
strUct. Teoachers lut week satd
they would contlnue necotlatlons
but they t•ve their neaoUaton
the a\ithoitty to call a strike If
and when they felt tt w11
necuaary.
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San Clement•'• Weeks
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University of Southern
CallfomlQ, and both men have
worked aa consultants ln their
areu or expertise.
Weeks, 37, took a $2,000 annual
cut in salary to come to San
Clemente in April, 1976, from his
position as city manager ot Mon-
terey Park.
He said the m ajor accomplish-
ment of his first year in San
Clemente has been the upgrading
of the city sewer system, en-
couraged by a cease and desist
order by the California Water
Control Board.
The control board order re-
quired the city to meet certain
criteria before new sewer
hookups could be approved. In·
order lo pay for the required up-
grading, sewer rates were raised
130 percent. Weeks aald the
sewer improvements are Just
about finish~. taking the city
$750,000 over'budget this year to complete.
The order also forced the city
to stop using its reclaimed water
to irrigate the municipal golf
course. Weeks said permission
was granted last week to resume
use of city-reclaimed water.
In addilion to watering the golt
course with it, San Clemente has
plans to sell reclaimed water to
industry and to the State for
landscape use along the San
Diego Freeway, Weeks said.
Housing Bill ·
Approved by .
Senate Panel
WASIUNGTON (AP) -The
Senate Banking Committee ap-
proved a $14.8 billion housing and
~ o '.11 ~~.~it~ devel~!nl -----·~' ·9:ro ~ ing limits 01 ire:raHousing Ad·
ministration insured mortgages
and reducing down payments.
The measure would extend for
three years, to Sept. 30, 1980, the
government's program or block
grants for community develop·
ment and extend basic housing
programs for one year to Sept.
30. 1978.
Mortgage limits for FHA ·in-
surance would be Increased from
$45,000 to $60,000 for single-
family homes. and down pay··
ment requirements for homes
costing more than $25.000 would
be r educed from 10 percent to S
percent.
Limits on the mortgage loans
federal savings and loan associa-
tions for one-family homes would
be increas'ed from $55,000 to
$65,000. The total amount or loans
in excess of $65,000 would be
counted against the 20 percent
limit of each association's aaaets
permitted to be invested In
multifamily and commercial
property loans.
The limit on savings and Joan
asaocaiUon home improvement
loan11 would be raised from
$10,000 to $15,000.
A similar bill is being debated
in the House.
Including a firs t yeer
a uthorization of $4 billion lor
community development grants,
the Senate bill would authorize a
total expenditure or $6.3 billion in
fiscal 1978, subject to separate
appropriations btlls to be con-
sidered later.
Panelist8 Sought
Th~ Lai\U11 Beach City Coun-
cil is seeking applicants for
several city commltteea. Co.m-
mltteet with vacancies include
those dealinc with cable
television, housing, parkt and
recreation. and pet reaponaiblll·
ty. AppUcaiiona are available at
city hall, 505 Forest Ave.
Home Burglarized
Burglars ransacked the home
'
of a 26-year-old La,uno Beach
postal clerk Monday, taking a
color televlalon, 1tereo aet.
gullar. tape deck. and calculator
valued by the clerk at Sl,050. Vlc·
tlm Chester Udovlch, 12'8
Fairywood Walk, told police the
thief probably came ln throuih /
an unlocked door.
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$316 Million Plra
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, MAY 10, 19n
Today's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks
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Mobil Moves eadin eBid
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Cotta Meaa Boyt Have After School Fun In Rain With Paper Boats
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Oear Skies
(Finally)
On Coast
By IOLARY KA YE
Ol t ... O•lly ~II .. St•ff
Weather forecasters promised
again today that the rainstorm
that soaked Orange County Sun-
day and Monday would finally hll
the road today and leave blue
skies Ill Its place.
Forecasters promised the
same thing Monday, but the
storm doublecrossed the weather n ~ 'l~l'\d,. .. lJlµd AEQUJW for . ~ ' ~. ~~ SlloWe"ts, nn llrlU5\Jal
funnel cloud near Corona del
Mar. and further troubles for
strawberry i::rowers an Orange
County.
Rain totals were pushed past
the two-inch mark im many
county cities, with Huntington
Bench l<>adang the pack with a
2.72 total for the three-day storm
Laguna Beach reported one or
the s mallest storm readings with
a l 37 storm figure
U S Weath er Serv i ce
Forecasters said there wouJd be
mostly sunny skies with vanable
cloudiness today and WedJ\es-
day, with temperatures in both
the coastal region and inland
county ar eas r eaching the
mid-60s an the daytime and dip-
ping to the mid·SOs al nieht.
The long-range fort'cast calls
for no rain at least through Satur-
day, with a coohng trend in tern·
per a lures.
Chuck Gerrish, an air traffic
controller at Oran~e County
Airport, said he spotted a sptn-
ning, dark gray funnel cloud
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Riley Raps Letter
F"':om Airport Chief
Orange County Airport Direc-
tor Bob Bresnahan has incurred
the wrath of Board of
Supervisors Chairman Thomas
Riley for a letter Bres!lahan sent
to the city of Newport Beach.
Bresnahan 's letter. sent to
Mayor Milan Dostal in the wake
of the city's hosting of the U. S.·
South Africa Davis Cup matches,
declared that the city should
~h~~~ard ··~· ~ \,.. .. ,.:,. , .. ·r.-~ '· .. ·~ts Budgef :
Meet Tonight
Newport-Mesa school trustees
will meet tonight to consider the
district's $49.3 million pre-
liminary budget for 1977·78.
About $500,000 needs to be cut
from the present budget to reach
the proposed spending limit for
nt!xl school yen.
School otriciab have expressed
confidence the needed cutbacks
could be achieved before JuJy 2,
when a tentative budaet must be
presented to the Orange County
Department of Education.
Trustees have until Aug. 15 lo
make final next year's budget
Tonight's reguJar school board
meeting be&i.ns at 7 :30 o'clock m
Costa Mesa Council Chambc111
Land Fraud Probe
TUCSON, Aril. (AP) -A
federal grand jury, expected to
be impaneled next month In
Phoenix, will probe land fraud,
ofrtcial corrupt.ion and a 1975
slaying, a Tucson newspaper'
said today.
have done an environmental
study of the effect of the matches
before they were held last month.
Bresnahan complained that
the attendance put a severe
strain on the airport and charged
that the air operations exceeded
a llowable noise standards
because of that strain.
~ letter hand-dehvered to city
officials on Monday from Riley
said he was "displeased by the
tenor" of Bresnahan's letter.
"I have taken those resoonsi-_ ble __ ta~w...·,r. _.,, ....... "~~ -· frct&7\11i,.._~~a,JJ\(' Corpa general. ~:~ ·
Riley cited the aty's and coun-
ty's ongoing efforts to solve the
~1rport's noise problems, an er-.
fort he said requires "trust and
cooperation.
"The letter at issue here con-
tributes nothing lo that end," he
concluded.
Wst Plants
Need Home
Newport Beach pohce have·
temporarily adopted two lost
plants wtule detectives look for
the owners
Del. Pat O'Sullivan said the
two plants-a spider plant and a
stag hom fem -were confiscat·
ed from a burglary suspect ar-
rested early Friday morning on
Galaxy Drive.
A brief house-to-house inquiry
failed to turn up the plant's
owners and O'Sulllvan would like
to find them before the plants
have to be disposed or.
Anyone missing two s uch
planL111 may contact O'Sullivan at
644-3781.
$37.60
A Share
Figured
By TOM BARLEY
Oltllt 0.llY f'll-' SLtff
The fierce bidding battle
between two groups seeking
control of the Irvine Company
hit new heights today with the
Mobil Corporation offering
more than $316 million for the
ranch company.
Delivered to the James Irvine
Foundation shortly belore noon
today, the new $316,40t,OOO offer
by Mobil tops the bid filed Mon-
day by an East Coast consortium
by more than $7 million.
The Mobil bid represents $37.60
a share.
Foundation directon, who will
discuss the offer in detail later,
have given the rival group iden-
tified as Taubman-Allen-Irvine
Inc. until noon Wednesday t.o top
the Mobil offer.
Detroit developer Alfred Taub-
man has already stated that a bid
by Mobil today will be exceeded
by. th~ syndicate in which he is a principal.
"We intend to acquire the
Irvine Company," Taubman
said.
Other principals in the group
that is at the moment outbidding
Mobil include auto billionaire
Henry Ford II, Irvine heiress
Joan Irvine Smith, industrialist
Max Fisher, Wall Street finan-
cier Charles Alle~ chain store chief Milton Petrie and
agricuJtural developer Harold
Marguleu:
Taubman bas Identified
himseU and real estate executive
Donald Bren as the two major
suppliers of the $309.25 million
that until today was the top bid for
the Irvine Company.
Actrn• D~•
Joan Crawford, considered
one of the greatest movie
stars of all time, died this af.
ternoon in New York, accord·
ing to The Associated Press.
She was 69 years old. She ap-
parenUy died of a heart at· t
tack. She had not been ill.
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GROCERY CART CONTAINS $5 MILLION IN CASH
Found In Home of Murdered Indiana Helrets
3 Held in Murder
Of Wealthy Widow
INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -
Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy
widow" case, and said they re-
covered more than $1 million in
cash and some jewelry believed
stolen from the home of the
murdervtcttm.
The Marion County Sheriffs
Department said Manuel Lee
Robinaon. 29, Indianapolis, was
arrested Monday ni~bt on
charges of first-degree murder,
first-degree arson and first·
degree burglary.
John A. Williams, 38, In·
dianapolis, was char ged with be·
ing an accessory after the fact,
and Annie K. Young, 22, In· ... -. .. ~;-------~ . 'rin RO~"-... 11\11~~'.
'"J>os!!ession of stolen proj>ert~·
The charges stemmed from the
shooting death of Marjorie V.
Jackson. 66, a reclusive grocery
chain heiress, and thefts at her
home. Mrs. Jackson's body was
round Saturday. in her fire·
charred home. Police said the
fire apparently was set by the
klller~.
Authorities searching the
NB Planner
Quits Post
Tim Cowell, advance planner
for the Newport Beach Depart-
ment of Community Develop·
ment, has announced his resigna-
tion effective July 1.
Cowell, who has been with the
city for five years, said he plans
to do some long-range cruising in
his 28-foot sailboat.
His resignation was the second
within a week. Environmental
coordinator Bill Foley an·
nounced Thursday be had taken a
job with a private environmental
en1lneerlng firm in lrvi~.
home discovered $5 million in
cash in a garbage can, a toolbox,
closets and a vacuum cleaner
bag. An additional $3 million was
believed missing.
Sheriff Donald Gilman said the
arrests came a{ler he received a
call Monday from an attorney for
an automobile dealer who said •
Robinson had purchased a 1977.
Lincoln Continental on Thurs·
day. paying $13.500 with new $100
bills In numerical sequence.
The attorney called again later
in the day and said Robinson was
back at the dealership to trade
the car because it had scratches
on the front.
Th~Jwp J'!CI • .withqui.m.al09g~ had~and were fol~w~ by more
than 20 'sheriff's 'deputies, city
police detect1 vcs and narcolls
agents.
Sher iff's Lt. Robe rt W.
Kirkman had s aid Monday
before the arrests that a list of
suspects was growing and that at·
least four persons appeared to be
good possibutties. He said they
included a man who admitted he
and two companions stole
$817,000 from Mrs. Jackson in
January.
The woman refused to press
charges against the three, telling
police the robbery "was the will
of God," Kirkman said.
The money found at the home
by authonties was taken to an In·
dlanapolls bank for safekeeping
at the suggestion of a nephew, he
said.
Detectives said the reclusiv~
widow, described by neighbors
as eccentric, deeply religious·
and distrustful, apparently
withdrew more than $8 million
from several banks.
"She had different businesses
she was Involved tn, and she had
money in all these different
banks," Kirkman said. ''We're
still trying to figure tt all out." RainMeanJJ
A. 'Bye, Bye'
For 'Birdie'
NB Fishing Reef Idea Cooled Coast
The weekend rainstorm may
have been a blessing to water-
bungry Newport Beach rettdenta
but studenta at Newport Harbor
High School didn't see it that
way.
They had scheduled their
theater production, "Bye Bye
Birdie" for thls comln1 weekend
tn the courtyard of the school'•
adminlstratJon buUdlna. I~ hu
now been postponed a weelt.
The production had to be held
• outdoors this year because the
school'• auditorium ls bein& re-
modeled. _
Misay Beechner, atudent
publicilt for the production, aaid
today the weekend ralnttOTm
badly da.mued the seta which
ar now una'er1oln1 recomtruc-
Uon ..
"Bye Bye Birdie" wlll be
staaed at I p.m. May 19 to 21. S.au m~ be reserved by caWnc
the campus Allodated Student
BodyotOce. •
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/ ~PROPOSED REEF <._~ (120 Feet Deep)
A~.~ I / 1/ifl{/"'~~~Clf ,/ WJ-. ~ ........ /
. $ v
Newport Beach city coun·
cllmen have thrown cold water
on a propo1al from the State
Department of Flab and Game to
create a fiJbing reef by •lnkinll a
lJbuty thlp two mUea oft lb&
Newport Pier.
Leamina ot tbe propo1al lfC111·
day nl&ht, councilmen 1a1d they
want some ldnd or environmental
uaeament before tbe •40-root
1hlp ll aunk.
"We wont throucb all kinda ot
bell with beach eroelon here not
too Ions qo, •• eald Councilman
Don Mclnnll. "I'd like to know
what e!f ec:t tJd1 project ll 1omg
to have on tbe beacha."
Th eouncihnan. who Hv• on
the West Newport oceantrull,
also noted that there are f eW pro-
ject. the city undertake.a that
ltale ICetlcif?S IUCh q 1"ilh and
Game don't 1et lnvotved In with
1omt kind or env1roamcot&l n-
• Deify Pllte fNwt ~ vttW. ' PROPOSED FISHING REEF DRAWS NEWPORT FIRE AU th councilmen all'"d that
lt.llte Wantt to Sink Old Ubefty Shlp·•t Sit• "'tbequ.atioaolbeacbe~l011WM ------------
their primary concern.
Mclm\l.t noted that when the
U.S. Army Corps of En&ineers
wu trylna to solve the beach
troelon problem, one of the aolu-
tlons conaldered wu the alnklng
of shipa In the offshore IUb·
marine can.yona to bait the now
of 11nd off the beaches .
McJ.Mla pointed out that pro-
pou l was rejected bf the •
en1ineen who told city officlalJ
at that ttme that the slnklq ot
1bJpa would only result ln ac·
celeration ot beach erosion.
•11 want something in writine
rrom both the Ftah and Game
people a.nd the Corps of
Enitneen that addresaa t.hl1
queaUon." Mclnnll taid.
The project requires approval
ol the cl\f council becaUM the
•hip ll to be •unk in 120 loet ol
water in city Udelanda.
AccorcUn• to the Flab and
Game ~al. the ablp ii to be
tunk ln Junt of J.t78 to create JD
(See UEF, Pase~)
Weather
Variable cloudlneu
through Wednesday with
warmer temperatures.
Lows tonl1ht 50 to 55.
Highs Wednesday In ..Jnid
and upper-eos.
INSIDE TODAY
TlrrM rtfgnt m. CJ IUburb Of
th1 nation'• carntal. Thrtt
young womma murdtr~. •ach m. a dilf,,-er1t wau. A fourth , mutfno. And police "°"' no Mita who did the ldUinga -or: ' t.ohJI. ~lltM'JI P.OQf Bf.
lallex
AIV-s.f'fkt At _.,~
lf'\lft41 ~ ct Mevlft
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M DAIL y PILOT N
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of •lie Delly I'll•' 11•11
The proposed special dlstnct
which was lo have been used to
financ&open apace acquisition in
Newport Beach was laid to real
at least temporarily by coun·
cllmen Monday night
The proposal was killed when
DailJ 1'11•1 Stell .......
:-.lewport Bea ch's new
librarian, Bradley Simon,
48. assumed his post .Mon-
day. Ile was formerly
librarian for the city of
Pomona
Water Main
Work Shuts
CdM Street
TU!!C!!y. May 10, 1tn
councilmen voted unanimously
to file a proposed contract with
the law firm of Rutan and Tucker
to provide legal services needed
to eatabli.sh the diaLrict and sell
ita bonda.
•Tbe 6-0 vote was taken while
the dlatrtct's most outspoken ad·
vocate, Councilman Paul
Ryckoff, vacatJoned in England
Teachers
Strike in
Saddlehack
By IAURIE KASPER
OI tlw D•lly l'I._. Si.off
About 300 of the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District's
693 teachers went on strike today
but schools remained open this
morning with administrators,
counselors and substitutes taking
over the classrooms.
The strike was called after
negotiators for the teachers re·
jected a three-year contract of-
fered to them Monday evening.
BUI Mecham, president of the
Saddleback Valley Educators
Association <SVEA) said
teachers were striking because
"we want to make sure the dis-
trict and the public knows how
unhappy we are."
The teachers aereed to stnke
during what was described as an
emotional meeting at 6 a .m.
They later picketed the schools
and district's administrative of-
fices wtth signs proclaiming "We
Care" and "Teachers are con.
cerned. Ask why."
Meanwhile, administrators -
behind the locked doors of the ad·
ministrative offices -called
substitutes, tabulated teachers
who were out of their classrooms
;ind conferred with their
Fernleaf Avenue between negotlatorsandeachother.
Seav1cw Avt-nuc and Bayside There were no figures availa-
Drive m Corona del Mar wall be ble on the number of students in
closed to motorists for the next the schools this morning.
two to three weeks while a new However, students were seen
watermainisinstalled. walking io the community at
Workmen for Pacific Pipelme mid-morning. And, when the bell
will close the atreet Wednesday rang at Mission Viejo High
morrung. Sea view rrom Femleal School. students were still lln,eer·
to Carnation aHnues wall aha be mg around the campus One stu·
dosed -dent said there was nothing else
to do because there was no A spokesman ror the city's teacherinherclasuoom public works department said the $181,000 project provides in· Striking teachers claimed,
ilallatJon of the 12·tnch main to · There Isn't much teactUng eo
connect w1lh the 18 inch maJn In· in" on here today.
.. , -~~,; J3~)'SJdJ!. 0ci¥J!~tw~ ~~. ~17~_:::: ~
-, -~.~t!lv1ew ·pro;ea"'·lioltce··rroue '' ~ 111 also tie into u recently in·
stalled svst<'m along Ocean
Uoulevard to provide bt-ller
wliter pressure in Coron.& dtil
Mar
E'rontP~Al
REEF ...
arl1f1c1al f1shini.: rt•<'r Thl' ship to
he sunk urr !'.ewport 18 one or
-;e\ ~ral thti depurtment plat.nS lo
sink off the cousl. One 1s plaMed
off Hunttni:ton Reach
A Fish uml Gumt> 'pokeaman
c•xplatncd derelict ships wllJ be
used becau11e or problema en·
l.Ountercd with u 5tm1lar project
off lluntini:ton SlJll' Hcal'h
Thul r<'l'f \\as made or olrl
.iutomob1le l1res anchored with a
heavy nylon ropf'. However, the
rope partc.'<.l this winter and many
of the liret1 huvt.• drifted to shore
The Fish und Game
~pokcsmun i.ald they believe sun·
ken ships wall provide the same
kind of fish h11blt11L successfully
hlabllshcd In the tire reef
without the danaer oC breaJdna
~P as the lire reef did.
OAANOI COAIT H
DAILY PILOT
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Burglaries at
CdM Churches
Newport Beach police are in·
\'esugaung break·ins at three
neighboring Corona del Mar
churches which were reported
Monday
The thefts occurred al St
Mi chael and All Angels
Episcopal Church. 323.1 Pac1f1c
View Drive, the Second Church
of Christ Scientist. 3100 Pacific
View Orlve and Newport Center
United Methodist Church. 1601
Marguente Ave.
The total loss from all three
bur1larle1 was estimated al
aibout fTO in cash and stamps.
Pollce said in all three
churchet the break·ins occurred
when a pry tool waa u.ed to open
doors leading to the churchea' of·
rt cu.
College Geta
Bomb Threat
A telephoned bomb threat at
noon today fon:ed eneuation of
the nlne·story admlnlatration'
buildin« at Cal Slate, Fullerton
Campus stturity forces lrl&·
gered tbe fire alarm shortly after
the threat was received at the
colle1e reetstratlon offlce in an
ertort to evacuate the buildlna . ..
The catler aald. "There will be
an explosion at 2 o'clock.•·
Security ofllclal1 alerted the
Orange County Sheriff'• office
botnb aquad ln the event tbo
bomblltound.
Scores of pooJ>l• stood on the
lawn and.·aldtwalkl outaide the
buildinf while aecurlty foroet
combed tbe bulldln1 1Hrchln1 for 0 8ft)'UW)1 unu.ual or out ol
place." •114 ~Police Cblef
Jerry O'Keele.
o•keet• 11!d there wu noddna
ln th• way of an accent tn the·
male caller'• votce that would lD·
dlcate terrorilt •roup acUvtty.
He said there ll nothlnl dccur-
rinl on campu.a that m1•bt 1Ur U9
vlolent protelll.
lt was Ryckotr "ho last year
proposed a citywide bond elec·
tion to finance acquisition of a
half·dcnen pieces of open space
throuehc>ut the city.
That proposal was tater
modlfled lo a $7.1 million bond
proposal for acquisition and de·
velopment of 15 sites, but the
measure failed lo get the
necessary two·thlrda majority ror passage.
Smee then. Ryckoff has ad·
vocoted use of a special district
which could sell bonds with a
sample mQJor1ty approval.
The only place such a district
has been formed is in San Diego
and councilmen learned last
night that city has delayed a pro-
posed September bond election lo
June 1978.
The Rutan and Tucker pro-
posal, which City Attorney Den-
nis O'Neil estimated would c05t
the city about $3.000. drew heavy
criticism from Councilman Don
Mcinnis.
He pc>1nled out that the written
proposal contained no exact fee
proposal and described it as
"plain hokey."
He was backed by Councilman
Ray Williams who said the
citizen committee that worked on
the original bond proposal ls con-
sidering some other options for
land acquisition. making con-
sideratton of the special district
premature at this point.
JACOB SHIFFER STANDS ACROSS STREET FROM PARK SITE TO CARRY HIS NAME
99-Y••r-Old Pioneer UHd to R•I•• B•rley Crop on Seven-Acre P•rcel In M•H
"I'd rather put this away for a
whale," Williams said of the pro-
posal.
Questioned after the meeting,
Williams said the other option for
land purchase is use of an or-
ganization called the Trust for
Public Lands
He explained that if the group
agrees, it will buy a piece of land
at less than the fair market
value, enabling the land owner to
deduct the price difference as a
ch aralable contribution
The trust then sells the land to
the interested public agency at
the same price it paid.
But Williams noted that such
transactions are only undertaken
with prior consent of all con-
cerned parties
F.-...P~AJ
STORM .•.
Monday morning between
Corona del Mar and Laguna
SHIFFER'S FIRST HOME WAS LOCATED AT CORNEA OF BEAR STREET AND PAULARINO
Ll>ng-tlme MeH M•n Built Home HlmHlf -With $200 In Lumber
Beach. d
"We saw 1l for about five M p k .r e Urge mlnut<>S and then It retracted u.r! esa ar 1 ~am into the clouds and was gone, .
said Gemsh. He added that its -. ~~~~-u.,jf\l~ ~ ,,..._,, .. _.,.,,~IL ~ lW"'-·-Ar' -~.1------\.. QI.~~ J.-_.. r~6-...._e~.,. ~ .. we.r:,-\Af~<UJ··' • ~Jgp~.~ r ·~~eJ;f.9HNJJ~•· ·-·:·~• equestrian r anch ~et ween the ··P" -..-• .. ~ • •
two cities BY STEVE MITCHELL schoolhouse. which his father grandchildren and eight great·
He said lt was a funnel cloud 01o1eD•11'"11•U1•11 converted into a home before his great·grandchildren.
rather than a water spout ·Or When Jacob Shiffer turns 100 death in 1934. ••Used to be horses over
tornado, because water spouts thi& August. the city of Co~ta T he front porch of the wood there.'" sald the 99·y<'ar-old man.
are on water and tornadoes are Mesa should have a pretty ruce structure looks out over busy pointing to the park site that wall
on land. The funnel cloud was birthday present for the pioneer Bear Streetto the new park site. bear his name. "I used to plow
neither, juat hanging In the area barley farmer. "When I told Daddy the city · tl\ul field myself," he smiled.
below the rain clouds he aald. A seven· acre plowed field might name the park after h1m.
Leonard Liekhus,' an Orange across the street from Shifrcr's he just laughed and said he didn't
County agricultural com-home on Bear Street 1s scheduled want to give any speeches," his
ml11loner and Irvine Companv to become a city park later this dauf(hter. Mrs. Ruby Best, sa1d.
official. reported that the three-summer. But, she said, he had a twinkle
day rainfall was beneficial to And lus family wants the park in his eye, "and I knew he was
moat of the crops on county to be named after Shiffer• instead thrilled about the whole thing."
f armlnnds. oflhe proposed Bear Street Park Shiffer came to the Paularino
But the county's $29.S million It see~ only fitting. Jacob section of Orange County from
5trawberry crop didn't fare well SbiCfer used to grow barley wheat Kansa5 in 1910 aboard a boxcar
in the downpour on that land while raising seven containing all of the family's
Dean Burchinger. head of the children by himselC In a five.room possessions.
Irvine Company's a1rlcuJtural housedownthestreet. His father and mother. an un·
d1v1sfon, said that any moisture The house is gone now. and so cle. his wife and three children
at all Ul d11astrous for strawber· is another he built on 10 acres he rode out on a passenger train, but
nes in the field because they paid S7,000 for in 1922. That house Jacob Shiffer chose to stay with
quickly ((l'l moldy. was tom down in 1972 to make the family belongings .
In about four months the field
will become a park. with mean-
dering walkways, grassy halls
and trees. Costa Mesa officials
awarded a $345,350 contract this
month for completion of the park.
And Jacob Shlcrer can Sit on hts
porch across the street and
watch children play \\-here he on·
ce tolled.
"You don't see horses over
there any more." he said, slowly
walking back into the house.
"Just all these automobiles."
However, dama1e figures room for a portion of the Corona He didn't ride ln com·
could not be determined yet. A del Mar Freeway between Baker fort. Crammed Into the freiaht Prote,ater,•• ~ood portion of the strawberry and Paularlno Avenue. train car wtth the barley farmer a a
rrops already have been Shiffer and his third wife now were 100 chickens. five horaes.
harvested. live in the old Paularino the famlly's burn. a wagon and
Glr& a ... Boaored
When ·the Newport Beach City Council declared May
15·20 as National Girls Club Week, representatives 0£ tho
Harbor Area Girl's Club paid councilmen a vislt Monday
night. Sandy Och alvea Councilman Pete Barrett jars of
nuu and candles 1.o appreciation of council auppe>rt.
.... ...
their clothing.
"It waa a lO·day trip from
Kanaaa and they only got out on·
cc in a while to exercise the
horses,·· said Mrs. Best, who was
only 2 years old at the Ume.
•'The horaet were crammed
side by aide at the front of the
car, and Daddy just threw a
blanket over their backs and
slept across all five horsea," she
lauahed.
When the pioneer families ar·
rived in California, they setUed
down near the railroad station at
Paularino, a quick stop for
Newport Beach-bound frel1hl
cars lo pick up the area'• celery
crop.
Shiffer worked hard after hl5
first wifE d1e4 ln 1923. ralslni hi.a
family and ~ barley wheat
and bean 1traw.
He also found time to sit on the
Paularino School board for 37
years. and to be su.perlntendent
of the Greenville County Church
for49yean.
"That was one 1cboot dlAtrtct
that. wu nnet 1n ~eb • .. Mrs.
Beslaaid.
"l aueas that.'• becauae they
didn't have to pay for fancy
fluorescent Uahta and carpet-·
ln1," ahequlpped.
Slx of tfle seven ShUfer
children are aHvo &oday, Mn.
8 ut uid. a Iona ~tth 11
srandcblldren, '6 1reat·
'Won't Go '
CONCORD, N.11. CAP) • · A
court hcann1t was canceled to·
day after about 30 antinuclear
power demonstrators refused to
go to trtal, claiming they had not
been given adequate notlcc of
their court appearance.
A lawyer for the de·
monstratora 1a1d that after it waa
announced the group or about 30
w aa due Ul court, about 300 others
arrested at the demonatrallon
s urrounded the so. blocklna
police from taldn& them away.
Parking Lot
Ripped Off
Onn1c County Ahertrf's of.
ricers are 1eektn1 a man who ob·
talned '500 from a parkina lot
employe at the county 4Jlrport by
repre1tn tln1 htmulf aa a
m euen1•r from the lot mana1er.
DepUtlea 1a1d employe Judy
Schroeder handed over the S.SOO
to the man when he told her that
he had been aent for the money
by lotm1na1erM1nuel Chavez
The PuidDI area 11 operated
by th• Parktnf Lot Company of
America.
•
s&ddlehaek
EOtTION
VOL. 70, NO. 130, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1977
Afternoon
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
'; ·~ ·saddlehack ·Teachers Call St •
For W. Europe
More Military
Muscle Urged
LONDON "(AP> -President
Carter told the NATO allies to-
day Western Europe needs more
military muscle because Com-
munist forces are much stronger
than they need to be to defemd
the Soviet Bloc.
Meany BlWJts
·Caner Moves
WASHlNGTON (AP) -
D~spite promises they
made during last year's
campaigns, President
Carter and congressional
Democrats have produced
only "more schemes for
tightening the screws on
the poor," AFL-CIO Presi-
dent George Meany said
today.
Meany said co n-
gressional defeat or a bill
to expand r.onstruction un-
ion picketing rights and the
administration's food
stamp and minimum wage
proposals have made it
clear that last year's pro-
mis es won't be
automatically redeemed.
He recalled that issues
such as the minimum wage
and Food stamps were in·
eluded in the Democratic
party platform.
•'I am sure you re-
member that platform and
I wish some of
Washington's newest resi-
dents would remember at,
too," be said.'
Making his debut as the leader
of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, Carter told a
special summit meeting or the al-
liance the United Stat.es ls ready
"to make a major effort" to im·
prove NATO's strength, and he
urged the other 14 members to
join in.
Carter called for a committee
of NATO defense ministers to
study the military status or all al·
Hance members and report at
another summit meeting in
Washington next May.
"The threat facing the alliance
has grown steadily In recent
years," Carter said. "The Soviet
Union has achieved essential,
strateeic nuclear equivalents. Its
European theater nuclear forces
have been strengthened. The
Warsaw Pact'• conventional
forces in Europe emphasize an
ortensive posture.
•'These forces are much
stronger than needed for any de·
fense purpose. Since 1965, new
ground and air weapons have
been introduced in most major
categories: self-propelled
artillery, mobile tactical mis·
sites, mobile air-defense guns,
armored personnel carriers, tac-
tical aircraft and tanks. The
Pact's buildup continues un-
diminished."
The president indicated
achievement of such goals as re·
cognition or human rights,
mututal troop reductions in Cen-
tral Europe and nuclear arms
agreements depends "on a credi·
ble defense and deterrent.••
He urged the allies to do mOl'e
to "improve cooperation in de·
velopment, production and pro-
curement" of weapons, saying
they "should not be weakened
'T! • 1'..T bbed militarily by waste and overlap-.i. ,-W 1 'fQ ping" nor "by disputes over
where to buy defense equip-
D111ly Plle4 MAIH P-•
TEACHERS GO OUT ON STRIKE IN SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Cteuea Remain 01Mn With Administrators and Substitutes Taking to Blackboards
Red Curbs Voted
For Fire Hydrants
e
Schools
Remain
Open
By LAURIE KASPER
Ollhe D•llr .,llOISl•ll
About JOO of the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District'&
693 teachers went on strike today
but schools remained open this
morning with administrators,
counselors and substitutes taking
over the classrooms.
The strike was called after
negotiators for the teachers re·
jected a three-y<'ar contract of-
fered to them Monday evening.
Bill Mecham, president of the
Saddleback Valley Educators
Association <SVEA> said
teachers were striking because
"we want to make l>Ure the dis-
trict and the public knows how
unhappy we are."
The teachers agreed to strike
durin~ what was dc~cr1bcd as an
t>mot1onal meeting at 6 a m.
They later picketed the schools
and district's administrative of-
fices with signs proclaiming "We
Care" and ''Teachers are con-
cerned. Ask why ''
Meanwhile, administrators -
behind the locked doors of the ad-
m mistrah vc offices -called
substitu~es, tabulated teachers
who were out of their classrooms
Five Held
On Charges
Of Spying and conferred with their Mission VicJO Municipal Ad are squatly and cream ·colored, negotiators and each other.
visor y Council mcmuers voled don't look hkc traditional fire There were no figures availa·
4-1 Monday lo have street curbs plugs ble on the number of students in
KARLSRUHE, West Germany painted red in front of the com· "Some or these hydrants even the schools this morning.
(AP) FlVe people, including a munaty's new s tyle fire hydrant.i;. a seeing-eye dog would have However, students were seen
secretary in Chancellor Helmut Municipal court JUdl!c John trouble finding," said Wally walking in the commumty at
Schmidt's office. have heen Griffin made national new.., Trotter, of the county fire mid-morning. And, when the bell
charged with spying for Com-several months ago when ht• marshal's office. He said local r ang at Mission Viejo High
m uniat East Germ any, the threw out parking t1cket.i; issued fire fighters feel so strongly lhe School, students were still linger· Federal Prosecutor's Office said to drivers who parked c ars in rurbs should be red to keep d th 0 tu front of the plu~s. parked cars from blocking fire ing aroun e campus. ne s ·
today· d h h d h h truck access that th" r1· remen are -dent said there was nothing else Dagmar Kahlig-Schefner, 30, He sai t e Y ranl'i, w ic " to do because there was no.
was named as a suspected spy "'1 llin~ lo do the work tcachertnherclassroom.
last Thursday, a day after she themselves. h 1 d
F hin R f M AC members took him up on Striking t eac e rs c a1me .. , was detained in the chancellory 18• g ee "There i!ln'l much teaching go. by federal agents. the offer, including in their ap· ingonheretoday.
A h Of her Bonn apart Prov al of red curbing the proviso d · · t t searc -that the work be done "at no in-But district a m1.nas r a ors ment turned up incriminating Pl D d d t d nts were being taught evidence, the prosecutor's office an ouse Ilia) cost lo the community ... } ~~n: ~~ lessons plans wh1ch said in announcing she would Troller said the Mou ton . . 1 h d . 1
r
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December 1975, and had access . Newport Hcach c ity coon Kathleen Kelly voted against th~ would continue ncgota~tions
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -
Police held two men and a
woman today in the "wealthy
widow" case, and said they re·
covered more than Sl million in
cash and some jewelry believed
stolen Crom the home of the
murder victim.
The M1mon County Sheriff•
Department said Manuel Lee
Robinson, 29. lnd1anapob.s. was
arrested Monday n1&ht on
charges or nrst degree murder,
flrst·degree arson and first·
degree burglary
John A. Williams, JA, In·
dianapohs. was charged with be-
lng an accessory after the fact,
and Annie K Young, 22, In-
dianapolis, who was arrested
with Robinson, was charged with
possession of stolen property.
The charges stemmed from the
shooting death of MarJorie V.
Jackson, 66, a reclusive grocery
<'hain heiress, and thefts at her
home. Mrs. Jackson's body was
found Saturday ln her fire·
charred home. Police sald the
(See WIDOW, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Variable cloudiness
through Wednesday with
warmer lempe ratures .
Lowa tonl&ht so to 55.
Highs Wednesday in mld
and upper-«ls.
INSIDE TODA 't'
TC1TC1r refgnl fn. a 111burb of
tht nation'i capitol. Thru
11oung tDmMn murdered, toch
In .a di/ftrtnt way. A fourth
miuing . .And police hoot no
idaa who dJd tht ldlUng1 -or
wh11. ~ lf"'l/ P.age 84. •
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Rain Brings
Totals Up
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Weather forecuten promlsed
again today that lbe rainalorm
that soaked Orange County Sun-
day and Monday would finally rut
the road today and leave blue
siues in its place.
Forecasters promised the
aame thing Monday, but the
storm doublecroued the weather
pros and 1layed around for
another day, bringing lnlermil·
tent rain 1howers, an unuaual
funnel cloud near Corona del
Mar, and further troubles for
strawberry growers in Orange
County.
Rain totals were pushed put
the two·lnch mark Im many
county cities, with Huntington
Beach leading the pack with a
2. 72 total for the lbree·day storm. <See STORM, Pa1e A%)
U.S. Rests
In Spy Case
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
government rested iu tase today
in the Andrew Daulton Lee es-
pionaae trial and the defense lm·
mediately moved for acquittal.
Defense attorney Kenneth
Kahn prnent.ed len1lhy legal
ar1umenu ur1lne the Judge to
dismisa the charges a1alnst Lee.
However, the cue was expected
to proceed wllh defense wit·
nesses.
Just before the aovernment
re1ted, attorneys for both aldes
were ordered by the Juctae to do
leeal raeaN:h on whether af.
fidavlll from three CIA officlala
are ad.mlulble ln evidence.
The ofllclals uy tbat Lee
never"WOl'ked fw the •sency1 but
the defeme •ITS lhelr wnUA!n
decla.ratlons are lnautflclent
evidence.
Another CIA oCfidal who tried
to utablbh th aame point wu
1ucceufully cballenctd earlier
by the del and ht. tatll'OOQ)'
1trlcktn from the record.
tosecretdocumentsonEuropean c1lmen have thrown cold water th , red curhing She said but they gave their negotrnto~s
politics, a s pokesman for on a proposal from lhe Stale rest.!ponsibility for keeping cars the authority to call a s.tnke ir
Schm1dt sa1dafterhcrdetention. Departm~ntofl"lshand~or:iet? from parking in front of the and when they felt at was
In May 1974 Schmidt's pre-c~eate a ft~hlng reef ~Y smkin~ a fir c p I u gs sh o u Id be th e necessary. .
decessor, Willy Brandl, resi~ned Liberty ship two miles off the> rc•sponsiuilit'y of community resi· Since they dropped the_ir de-
w hen his close aide Guenter Newpo~ Pier . . dents, especially in li ght of the mar:ids ~or agency shop, ~in.d1~g
Guillaume was unmasked as an Lea!"'llng of lh<; proposal Mon · high t·<isl of maintaining the red arb1trat1on and the assoc1al1on s
East German spy. clay night, c?unc1 lmen sa1<I th<'Y t•urbing. right to be a grievant, teachers'
Officials said the two cases are want some ktnd of environmental leaders said, the district had to
not comparable, however. asse~sment before the 440 foot make some mo~ement ..
An EastGermancouplelivingin ship ursunk. . J p· k 8 • But teachers negotiators re-Duesseldorf was arrested on "We. went through. all kinds of ury IC egins jected an offer given them by the
charge!! of paying Miss Kahlig-hell with beach e~osion here nol SA"" FRANCISCO CAP> 1.hstncton Monday.
Scheffler for secret papers, the too long ago," .. s~id Councilman Jury selection has started in the That offer included a five per·
ofhce said It said the couple. Don Mclnms . Id like to kno~ tria l of Jacques Rogiers, 38, c<>nt pay raise for three years,
Peter Geslar and G ud run what effect this prOJl'Cl is going c·ouner for the terrorist New <this year through 1978-79) and
Schllmper, both 30, had docu-tohaveontheheaches .. Wo rld Liberation Front, on an agreement lo reopen negotia·
ment.s supplied by the secretary The councilman, who h vcs on charges of making threats to t1ons on salaries for 1979·80. ac-
when they were detained last the West Newport oceanfront, public officials, exlorlion and cording to John Cooper, assistant
week. also noted that there are (cw pro· rnnspiracv <See STRIKE Page 2> Jects the city undertakes that • The couple were operatin~ un·
der false papers supplied by the
East German Ministry of ltate
Security, the prosecutor said.
The two other alleged spies had
no connection to the chancellory
espionaee case, the omce said.
Karl·Chriatian Fischer, 34, of
East Germany, was arrested in
Duesseldorl after lying lo recruit
an unnamed West German as a
spy, the office said.
Dorothea Puchert, 34, was ar·
rested on suspicion of working as
a courier for the East Germans. ..
state agencies such as Fish and
Game don't get involved in with
some kind of cnv1ronmcntal re·
view.
All the councilmen agreed that
the question of beach erosion was
their primary concern.
Mcinnis noted that when the
U.S. Army Corps or Engineers
was trying lo solve the beach
erosion problem , one of the solu·
lions considered was the sinking
of s hips in the offshore sub·
marine canyons lo halt the now
(See REEt·, Pa1e AZ)
Laguna Po!ice Jail ,
Second Sex SJµ;pect
A second suspect In a Lacuna
Buch sex torture investigation.
a Whittier plumber, sWTendered
hlmsell ln the company or his at-
tomey ln South Oran1e County
MuD.iclpal Court Monday.
The plumber\ John WllUam James, 29, was booked a.tterward
at L.,-una Beach city Jail on
ch1r1• of 1uaplclon of kldn1p-
ln11 fal1e lmprlaonment., rob·
-bery, uuuU. with a deadly
weapon.. and two llle1al 1ex act.I.
An het1al ball of $50,000 was re-
duced to 115.000.
~1
court.
Both have entered innocent
pleas. A preliminary heann& to
determine whether there Is
evidence to send the men to trial
ha.s been scheduled for June 6.
The arrest.a followed lnvestiM&·
Uon by the La1una Beach and
Los Anaeles ,POUce dt!}>art,ment.s
and a raid last mon(h on
R1m1ey'11 Arch BOf1Ch Hel1hts
'home.
,.,
Jam• and a L•fUJl• Beach man arrested on the umt
charaes lut Friday, DOOald B.
Ramaey, . .et of 1023 Kattlla St., have po1te0 ball and art lree
pendlnl heartnc1 in muntclpal..,.
Police aaid they conflJcat.oo
hundreds of photo1raph11 deplct-
l n 1 men parllclpat1n1 In
11domHochl1tlc activities.
Pollet alleao tho men, all from
the KollywoOd areo and aged 17
to 20t \Vtr rarcod to take part ln
what they d acrlbed •• aex
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tortura.
EL TORO HIGH STUDENT JOINS P9CKETINQ TOOAY~·
T•1teh•t Ron ~· (left), Student Jim Oetw . .
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DAILY PILOT ·SB
amp us
Hearing
Delayed
Saddleback College trustees
have postponed until at least
May 23 a condemnation hearing
on a proposed accond campus
site at Irvine Center Drive and ·
Jeffrey Road in Irvine.
It wu apparent In the dis-
cU•$ion prior to 6-1 vole to delay
that the issue may not even be re-
. ady for a hearing by that date.
The stumbling block apparent-
ly stems from the fact that not
enough board members favor
that site to constitute the two-
thirds majority necessary for
condemnation. Jo'1ve trustees
must vote to condemn and only
four voted to consider purchase
of the parcel two weeks ago.
Administration officials told
the board that more time was
needed to work with the property
owner, the Irvine Company, to
determine 1f the land could be ac-
quired out~ight, f thout condem-
nation.
Top company officials have in-
dicated that they must have a
condemnation vote because or
the sizeable tax break the com-
pany would get in selhng the land
to a public agency thrC»Jgh emj.
nent domain.
.During Monday's discussion,
Trustee Eugene McKnight, who
favors purchase or the Jrvme
Center-Jeffrey location, urged an
indefinite delay of tbe condemna-
tion.
But he was informed that such
a delay would probably be illegal
since the hearing had been post-
ed publicly
Critics Flay
Carter Plan
On Se curity
WASl-ONGTON CAP) -Presi-
dent Carter's plan to pump in-
come tax revenues into the ailing
Social Security sys tem was
c:haractcrized by skeptical con-
gressmen today as dangerous, a
grave <:rror, and politically
motivated hocus-pocus.
Even some House members
who appeared inclined to support
parts or the Carter plan ques-
tioned whethe r it has been
thoroughly thought out. And one
Republican , William M
Ketchum of California, came 4: ~Jose to accusing the President of
fymg.
Ketchum, while questioning
Jos eph A. Califano Jr., secretary
of health, e<lucat1on and welfare,
about the Social Security plan,
recalled Carter's campaign pro-
mise that he would never lie to
the American P<'Opll'
Tunda . M 10, 11~n
/flACTold
Drought Ups
Water Rates
R aln drummed the roor and
spattered windowpanes Mooday
as Moulton Niguel Water District
staff members told Mission Vtejo
Municipal Advisory. Council
(MAC) members that drought
conditions are forcing up water
rates .
"This is a hell or a night to be
talking about a water shortage,"
said Carl Kymla, general
manaier. The sprawling
Moulton Niguel district serves
Laguna Niguel, Laguna Hills and
that part or Mission Viejo south
of Trabuco Road and west of
Marguerite Parkway.
William Wolfson, assistant
general manager, told MAC
members the Moulton Niguel dis-
trict anticipates a $10,020 penalty
for April, as a result or a sur-
charge imposed by the
Metropolitan Water District
CMWD).
The MWD added a 100 percent
surcharge, as of April 1, on any
water used over 90 percent of last
year's use for the same month.
Wolfson said the MWD will pay a
rebate to water agencies using
less water than they did for the
same period last year.
Consumers in the Moulton
Niguel district, however, cannot
look forward to a rebate unless
they drastically change their
water use habits, WoUson said.
Instead or reductni water uae
in April, Moulton Nifuel resi-
dents and commercial water
users consumed 20 percent more
water last month than they did In
April, 1976, be said.
Even allowine for a six percent
growth facto~ater u.se was 167
acre feet (54,425,300 gallon.s)
over the MWD allowance, said
Wolfson.
The water district i11 a non.
profit agency, which muat pau
the MWD penalty on to the con-
sumec. Kymla said. He em-
phasized that the goal or the
higher rates, which will amount
to a bl-monthly increase or about
$1.60 to $1.80 for an "average"
family, is water conservaUoo.
·'Water conservation
measures taken by individuals
would show up on their billing
and would be taken into con·
sider aUon," he said.
Moulton Niguel directors will
consider the proposed higher
rates at a public hearing May 19,
said Kymta. If adopted, the new
rates would show up on water
bills beginning June 1.
Security Guards
Set at SC Job Site
tor until the school district lakes
ownership
. -
F roarflfle A J
STRIKE ••.
to the superintendent.
It also .ilowed the teachers Lo
1et SC pucent of any unanttclpal·
ed funds from state legislatJoo
during the next two/ears. This
money, he said, coul have been
applied to lncreused costs of fr.
1010 benefiu or glveo to the
tea chert In a lump sum.
The district also was demand-ina a guarantee that teacben
would not strike aod a clause·
sayln1 that neaottatiOM could
not be reopened except for tho
third year's salary.
Several of the strlldnr teachers
nrgued that the district is not lru·
ty negotiating with them.
Instead, they saJd, district of-
ficial$ are telling them wbat they
can or cannot have.
Marc Du Bola, one of . the
teachers' negotiators, said
teachers were Jiven 24 hours to
accept at to reject lbe district's
latest offer. He said It was "very
poor. It was done in bad taste.''
Teachers are demanding a one
year contract and, they say,
there are issues other t han
money involved in the dispute.
Dan Saling, executive director
or the teachers association, said
the district is "belitlling the
teachers" by their altitude
toward negotiations.
"The district has consistently
not negotiated," he said. "We
don't think they conscientiously
want to settle."
He added that he believes a
majority of the district trustees
decided they would push the
teachers to a strike.
Noting that this dispute has
gone on for 13 months, Saling
said teachers would have struck
sooner if they really wanted to
strike.
The teachers' executive said
teacher:s will decide at a meeting
Wednesday morning whether
today's strike was a one day pro-
test or the first day or a longer
strike.
Both district oHicials and
teachers leaders said they would
be willing to continue to
negotiate. However, no negotia-
tion sessions are planned.
Security guards wiJI be as-
s igned on weekends to the
Shorecliffs Junior High School
construction site m San Clemente
m an attempt to prevent a repeat
of vandalism which resulted in
more than $400 damage this
weekend.
"The site may contribute to the
vandali s m problem at
Shorecliffs." he said. ··u was
purposefully chosen because it
sits away from neighborhood
homes. This will be an advantage
when the school opens, in that
school children won't be highly
visible, but for now, it does pose a
security problem."
O•lly l'ilel l' ... 19 llY llklW,,. IC-I.,.
STRIKER HOISTS SIGN FOR PHOTOGRAPHER
Kristy Trumbull at School Dlatrlct Offices
DuBois said, "if they want to
negotiate, they've got to call
mo." Construction superintendent
Chnt Sandlin said the vandals
were apparently children who
broke into the partly completed
school. They broke lightbulbs
and sprayed sealant over walls
and cabine~. he said.
William Dawson, director of
facilities and services for the
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trict, said security or the sit.e is
the responsiblility of the cootrac-
Although the construction
superintendent estimated It will
take eight workdays to clean up
the mess left behind by the van-
dals, Dawson said the school will
open on schedule.
"It was to be done way ahead
of the September school open-
ing," he said.
Parking Lot
Ripped Off
F ro.Page AJ
Orange County s heriff's of
ficers are seeking a man who ob-
tained $500 from a parking lot
employe at the county airport. by
representing himse lf as a
messenger from th l' lot manager.
REEF IDEA COOLED • • •
Deputies said employe Judy
Schroeder handed over the $500
lo the man when he told her that
he had been sent for the money or sand off the beaches. be sunk off Newport is one or by lot manager Manuel Chavez.
se\'eral the department plans to The parking area 1s operated
sink off the coast. One is planned by the Puking Lot Company of
off Huntington Beach. America.
Mangers Will Vote
For Death Penalty
A s s e m bl y m a n D en n 1 s of things and I asked questions
Mangers CD-Huntington Beach) about the crime and how they
announced Monday that he in-felt," he said.
lends to vote in favor of re-"Many said they were framed •
establishing the death penalty or innocent. Others said they
after being undecided on the ls· were not sorry and would likely
s ue previously. do it again if they were free. ·
Mangers said the decision was "Some of them appeared to be
one of the most agonizing that he utterly remorseless," Mangers
has had to make in his life. said.
He srud one of the major fac· . .
tors in supporting the death sen-Mangers said he als~ sat lll the "Well, maybe that didn't in-
, dude Congress," Ket<J!1~ said ~i; ~r ~~h1~ sl:<
Mcinnis pointed out that pro-
pos al was rejected bv the
engmeers who told city officiaJs
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celeration or beach erosion.
~· ~-F!~-~.d.~~~!.1:1-~.~i;i.,~~~~ • -'· .: • .,
usl'ct"' ~cllliSf'~r ·pton1e·dr; e~-~~~ DlJI --·: .qt,.t;K
tence was the strongly held view gas . chamber and visited the nf..h~-,~~ .. ~, ~ll~~lllwhore c.riu>.1D4la..are.. {; .:~~c.'~;··~. ,· ir< ..... .,....._. . .._. ~-~--..:i :t~
days earlier that his adm101stra·
I ion would oppose any effort to
use general in<·ome lax rt:\ enul's
for Social &•curity.
Califano r.in into tht.' waJI of
<'nt1("1sm as ht• sp(•Jlc•rl out tht.'
C<irll'r propo:sab lo the House
Ways and Ml•ans subct>mm1llef'
on Soc1<1I Secunly Despite the
crlt1c1sm. a sutwomm1ttee aide
pred1cte<t lhC' Carter plan would
be a pprO\ P<I hy lhl· panel
Carter offned his eight point
plan for lwlrinA Social Sttunty
out or .1 r111 .in1 1al hind 1n ••
ml•ssagc to ( oni.:rcsi. on Monday
He proposed lo feed somi-in
('Orne lax fl'H~nUl''\ lntO lh<" rund
during timf's or h1J(h unemploy-
ment, gradually rais<-Social
Security la\c·s un employers and
t•m ployf•s. and to <'Orr<'t t a 1972
error that t•ould rc•s ult in manv
future reltrt'l'S ~t·ll1nJt pens ion!\
larger than the pay<"hecks thry
earned in the last vl'uron the Job
Carter uskr cl that about $14.l
billion 1n mt·omc tax revenue be
turned over to Social Security
between now and 1980 lo com-
pensate for Social Security taxes
that werf' lost because of hi~h un-
er6ploymcnt in 1975-76.
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"I want something m writing
rrom both the Fish and Gamf.'
p e ople and the Corps of
Engmeers that addresses this
question," Mcinnis said.
The project requires approval
of the city council because tht'
ship 1s to be sunk in 120 fef't or
water m city tidelands.
Accordmg to the Fish &ind
Game proposal, the ship 1s to lw
~unk in June or 197R lo create an
.:1rt1f1c1al fishing reef The s hip to
SCVLYl'VRES
UP FORBID
LO:"\'DO~ (AP> -St Grorge
minus a hand and part or h1i1
d ragon, a headless Saxon kmi:
and 17 other crumbling s tone
figures from the British Houses
of Parliament are on sale.
The five -foot, 500-pound
statu~ of saints and Saxon kings
and queens stood for more than
100 years in niches in the outer
walls of the House of Lords and
the House of Commons. Pollution
and weather took their toll, and
the government recently be&an
replacing them with copies.
The originals went on display
Monday in a storeroom. William
Shaw or the Department of the
Environment announced they
were for sale to the highest bid-
ders.
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WIDOW .••
fire apparently was set by the kilters.
Authorities searchlne the
home discovered $S mllllon In
cub In a garbate can, a toolbox,
closets and a vacuum cleanel'
b11. An additional $.l mllJlon was
believed misaln•.
Sheriff Donald Oiiman aaid the
arreats c9me After he received a
can Monday from an aUomey for
an automobile dealer who said
Robinson hid purcbued a 1977
Lincoln Continental on ThUrt·
day, P•Ylnt $13,500 with new $100
btlla in numerical 1equence.
Tho attom11y called a•aln later
in the day and tald Robfnson wu
b1ek at tho dealership to trod
the car becau.te It had acralch on the front.
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C'ountered with a similar project
off Huntington State Beach.
That reer was made of old
a utomobile tires anchored with a
ht•avy nylon rope. However, the
rope parted this winter and many
of tht' tires have drifted to shore.
The Fi s h and Game
spokesman said they believe sun-
ken ships will provide the same
kind of fish habitat successfully
t•s t a blis hed In the tire reef,
without the danger or breaking
up as the lJre reef did
Protesters
'Won't Go'
.CONCORD, N.H. <AP) -A
court hearine was canceled to-
11ay after about 30 antinuclear
p<lwer demonstrators refused lo
~o to trial, claiming they had not
heen given adequate notice or
their court appearance.
A l awyer for the de-
monstrators said that after it was
announced the group of about 30
was due in court, about300others
arrested at the demonstration
surrounded the 30, b locking
police from taking them away.
Speeded Up
SACRAMENTO CAP> Stale
mental hospitals would get addi-
tional psychiatric aides sooner,
thanks to a hastier timetable in
an Assembly-approved bill.
The Assembly's (71·1) vote
Monday sent the bill by Sen.
Alfred AJquist, D-San Jose, back
to the state Senate for expected
concurrence 1n Assembly amendments.
Under the bill, the Rrown ad-
ministration would have to move
its timetable ahead a yt'ar for in-
creased staffing in state mental
hospitals to comply by June 30,
1980 with standards first adopted in 1973.
Jewelry Stolen
Orange County sheriff's of·
ricers are investigating the theft
of jewelry taken from an El Toro
home whlle the woman victim
was asleep in bed. Depullrs said
the rings were valued at $1,235.
They refused to identify a man
who ts being interviewed in con·
nectton with the alleged theft.
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GROC£RY CART CONTAINS • MIWON IN CASH
Found In Home of, Murd4tred tndl•n• Helreaa
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He srud that 84· percent of the ec.~tion. •
people recently canvassed in a I wa~. shoc~ed by the ex
telephone poll favored the death perience, he srud. . ..
penalty as a form of punishment. . Mangers _said he is willing ~
He said that 77 percent believe give the leg1stallon an opportun1-
it to be a deterrent to premedHat-ty to prove It can provl_de better
cd murder. protection of potential victims. .
Mangers, who said he was pre-
viously opposed to capital
punishment, made his announce-
ment at a press conference in
Sacramento.
He said he changed his mind
after the poll and after receiving
letters from victims of violent
crimes and visiting the men on
San Quentin's Death Row.
Mangers said he went from cell
to cell talking to the prisoners.
··They volunteered a number
•'I no longer feel a strong
moral compunction against ex-
ec u ll n g premeditated
murderers," hesrud.
He said another factor that Ult-
ed his decision were letters from
loved onea of murder victims
"written in pain and suffering.:•
Mangers· said this morning
that he would vote to override
Gov. Brown's promised veto of
the death penalty bill.
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STORM FINAIJ,y ENDS • • •
Laguna Beach reported one of
the smallest storm readings with
n 1.37 storm figure.
U .S. Weather Service
Forecasters said there would be
mostly sunny skies with variable
cloudiness today and Wednes-
day, with temperatures in both
lhe coastal region and inland
county areas reaching the
m1d-60s in the daytime and dip.
pin{( to the mid-SO. at night.
The lonJC-range forecast calls
for no rain at least through Satur·
day, with a cooling trend in tem·
peratures.
Chuck Gerrish, an air traffic
controller at Orange County
Airport, said he spotted a spin-
ning, dark gray runnel cJoud
Mon day mornina between
Corona del Mar ind Laguna
Beach.
"We saw it for about five
mtnutes and then tt retracted up
into the clouds and was eone,"
said Gerrish. He added that its
location wu aboUt a mile Inland
from the oc•an , near the
equestrian unch between the
two cities.
He said it wu a funnel cloud
rathor than a water spout or
tornado, because water 1pout1
are on water and lomadoet aro
on lan«t. The funnel cloud wu
neither, just hanilna in the are.
below lht rain clouds, h• said.
Leonard Utllthus, on Or1.n1e
County a1rtcultural com·
ml11lonf!f' and Irvine Company
orrtclal, ttpOrted that the thr-ee-
day ra1nta.ll was hen liclal to
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most or the crops on county
farmlands.
But the county's $29.S million
strawberry crop didn't fare well
in the downpour.
Dean Durchinger, head of the
l rvine Company's agricultural
division, said that any moisture
at all is disastrous for strawber·
ries Jn the field becauae they
quickly get moldy.
However, damage figures
could not be determined yet. A
good portion ol the strawberry
crops alre1dy have been
harvested. •
AU of the orchard crops, plus
row crops such as aaparaiua.
beans, corn a nd tomatoes,
benefited from the. rainfall, ac·
cord In• to Liekhus .
So far, May hu turned out to
be the wettest Muy ln 51 years, a
complete turnabout from April,
which ended as the dr1eat April
on record.
The snow level tn the moun.
talns dro.Pr>M down to 5.000 reet,
ollowtni Mammoth Mountain aJcJ
retort to open ono •kl Urt Mon.
day. Stcffn« bad been 1uspcndtd
flt the •kl resort since lite April.
A 1kt resort spokeaman report.
~ that 11 lnchu ol new 11now fell
at Mammoth durln1 the tt«m,
but there ii no Jon1er a base cl
1now on lbe mount1in and U,.
new anow I.I not expected to la.at.
Joni. The Mommoth anow seucm
extcnda to June dttrlnt wet win· ten. ,,
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Afternoon Prices NYSE
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COMPOSI'fE TRANSAGTIONS
T~. M!y 10, 1911 s DAILY PILOT .,
Summit Talb
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Goals OK: 7
Face Challeng~
By JOHN CUNNIFF ·~· ....... ....,.,.. • •
Perbaps tho maln accompllabment or the economic
summit meetlne wa. lbat lt defl.ocd the mutual aoab of
seven lnduttrial naUom to fi&bl for Jobi, arowtb, tradt and
price at.ability.
But that la only a small percent110 of the Job. Goals a.re
far tllierto •IJ'M upon than the implemtntaUon, eapedal·
ly when lt ls not fWlf understood bow to Implement. Eveo
the probltma themtelvn aren't undentood.
V AIUOV8 DOMESTIC DIFnCULnu and concerns
al10 pnvtnt eqy cooperaUon on meablDC economJc
policies. Pride, fear, pol1Uc., vuyl.os economic cycles.
preaa~ IJ'OUpl, unlona contain the po11lbWties for ~
cu11100.
WllboUt any formal oraanlzational structure, will any
one nation be willing to sacrifice for the eood of another or
for what is perceived as the 1eneral weUareT
How can the United Stat.ea, for example, promote world
trade by bel.nc receptive to the ~xporta of more troubled
economies when it hu a serious trade imbalance and an in·
cendlary tntlation altuallon to contend with?
IN THE VNITED States we have
huge steel companlea complainln& about
unfair competition, unions seek.in& Job
protect.Ion from imported shoes, pres·
sure eroupe ureing prople to stop drink·
lng coffee.
In New York, residents around Ken·
nedy Airport complain that landlnc
rlebt.s foe the FTench-Brltisb Concorde
aircraft would make their homes un-
inhabitable, and that that consideratioo
la more important to them lhan free trade.
While the U.S. economy appears to be expanding
vigorously, which la lo keeping with the goals of the summit
conference, you have a Federal Reserve Board concerned
with inflation and, u an antidote, thinking about alowine
the expansion.
THE TASK OF CREATING JOBS, promoting trade and
insuring price stability it perhaps the most difficult
domestic task for the leader of any industrial nation. The
factors are not fully w:¥1erstood, let alone subject to
manipulation.
The summit leaders nevertheless seek some sort of
balance between these poorly understood and sometimes
conflicting ingredients, not only on a domestic level but on
an international scale. And amooa nations not accustomed
of late to ma.Icing sacrifices for each other.
That Is only part or the task. There are many other
challenges lo the industrial naUons, but just two of them
serve to show the social, political and economic dimensions
of the over· all goals.
FIRST, THERE 18 UNEMPLOYMENT, especially
among youth, and even in the strongest European economy,
West Germany, and in Japan, neither which have until re-
cently suffered from the malady. How can these un·
employed be absorbed into the work force? And if they arf'
not?
Second, there is the imbalance between the relatively
successful economies o( West Germany, Japan and the
United States, and such economies as those of Britain and
Italy, wracked by simultaneous unemployment and infla·
tlon.
How do they cooperate? Can the leaders of the usuc-
cessfuJ economies deny themselves domestically to help the
economies of countries they see as made up of low produc
tivity, poorly managed workers?
Can they do this and cooperate also with the Jess de-
veloped nallons that feel they are falling farther behind?
And yet, the call for the summit meeting was based in
the belief that all the world's trading nations would be hurt
if each failed to work to help the other.
General Relates
County Spending
General Telephone plans to spend more than $18 nailllon
for service expansion and improvement of facilities in its
Orange County division, according to division manager
Herb Gasser.
The local construction budget is part of a $233.3 million
program for California operation11. This ls the highest an·
nu al outlay ln the history of the company.
ACCORDING TO GASSER, $18,112,500 has been
earmarked tor growth and expansion within the division
that serves Huntington Beach, Westmlnster, Laguna
Beach, Fountain Valley, Stanton, Midway City, Sunset
Beach and portions of Garden Grove and Cypress.
Included ln the proposed expenditure is the conversion
of two mechanical switching centers in Huntington Beach to
electronic urula. Work on the centens, located on Slater and
Bushard avenues, wUI be completed by October at a cost of
$8.6 million.
An eatlmated $2.7 million will be spent lo improve other
a witching centers In Orange County, including an expen-
diture of $108,000 for the expanalon of the Laguna Beach
1wltchin1 center. An additional $87,000 will be expended In La1una Beach
for the undergroundln1 of telephone cables.
''Orange County continues to be a prime growth area In
Southem California and that ls the reason General 11 siving
th la area top priority in its current budget,·· G user aald.
RoSsrnoor Gains
In SecoDd Quarter
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Roll'"°°" Corp., La1una Hilla, has reported net Income
ol $2218.:!i or 7 centl a 1bare, on revenuea of '12,570,000, for
the 1 quart.« ended March 31, compared with a net
Ion of •.ooo, or 19 oentl, on revenues ot '8.m,ooo, 1n the
Uke period a fftt earlitr. •
'?h1a broolbt •arn.lnal for the nnt ball to $722,000, or 22
cent.I a lbart, OD revenues ol $28,.U,OOO, compared. with net
Income ol ~lm,ooo, or su.a ~ ahtt•1.!>!1 ft'fenu.tt of ~-
po,m,000mmefirst11• moat.blot llac&11r1.-•
Pr1of·1ear rawta lnch.Std a Dttlott lrolh operations of l
"2S,OOO, or 11 centl • •hare. OD NY«n of '17,m,ooo. :
Previously aD.DO\ll>Ctd commtrclal propen, and un· :•
developed l&Dd 1ala, net ol wrtleoff1. contributed $U 1
mlWao, or $1.'4 • ahare, to eam1np and su.t mllllon to n · : vnut1 IA t.M comparable 1*at·ac<> period. man than otfteUSAs the toll rrom ope.raUOnt. .. oper-auns .... wll ror the 1ear to date do nat htdOde'
mllfd Dlt IDcom• ol ll.;.2SI,<*» or «> c.mta a then, from
th• pe"nd1AI aale or two wholly owned pubUc uUULlcs, :
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