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Deuwcrats "Decision Made'
Nix Vote Offshore Critics
·Over Seat Attack Official ·
By JOHN VALTEid';( By JACKIE HVr.tAN Ferguson or Los Angeles. "It's very
Of "" Dllh' rt• Slaff Of IM 0.111 Pllol Stitt frustrating."
Orange· County's Democratic Central U.S. Deputy Undersecretary of the "I've told you that \\'e \\'on't make a
Committee agreed Monday it would Mt Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted decision until the environmental impael
become involved in the battles over how with skepticism and insults hlonday in statement is completed, and Ylhat l'\'e
a successor to Fifth District SuN>l'Vic:nr b said is accurate," Carter responded. r-· ·~ ~nta Monica during pu lie discussion of
Ronald Caspers will be chosen. offshore oil drilling along the Southern Dispute belween Carter and the ·1n a voice vote following·20-minutes of audience arose both about the issue of
debate, the committee rejected a request California coastline. offshore oil drilling itself and about the
by several IP,iding county Democrats to Speakers in the audience of 400 person!i Interior Dcpartmenfs handling of the
eOO:>rse . a thrnber election as the at Santa Monica Civic auditorium told problem.
means to replace Caspers who was lost Carter they believe the ilecision is "I admit '"e didn't do a very good job
at sea last month. already made on offshore drilling sites. or publicizing it when we began
1'le committee majority asserted that ~·I have the feeling you already have considering leasing sites. last spring,"
the move would set ·a precedent and your mind made up and this meeting ts cart.er said at the beginning of the
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Harassment
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WASHINGTON !UPIJ -The llouse
Judiciary Committee published evidence
today of White House..efforts to tu"m the
Internal Revenue Service in-to an agency
of political re\\·ard and revenge.
A 440-pagC report from the
in1peachmcnt inquiry shov"ed that N4xon-
\\'as present \\ilen aides discussed efforts
to make political hay from IJ.lS tax
information and to harass White Jiouro
'°enemies" by audiling ·their taxes.
Former IRS Con1missioner Jlandolph
Thrower, in a sworn statement to the
committee, said the pressure to politicize
tire tax service boolmc so intense in
1970 that he had to threi'.lten to resign to
block a )Ebite ·House plan o f
reorgani7.Rlion.
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in~ ,_mttiSan...,,_element_in __ .a .... JXlll-_just window_ dressing," said_M!!Q' _ _m_efil,ing. "We maY. have some kind of
partisan issue. ' credibility gap."
The campa.jgn for the eled.ion was The fact that a credibility gap exists
pressed Monday by Newport Beach's NIXON TOLD AIDES became evident during the meeting as
'rhr.ruLer said he feared the plan would Turn the 1.000-man Alcohof,'foOO.CCOancr·---1'1
Firearms Division into "a personal Police
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Presitlential assistant RorialH Ziegler adjusts his.fennis rackets on
the motor bike tie's usf'pg for transportation, during President Nixon's ·
vacation in San Clemente. Ziegler commutes 18 miles from his
Laguna Beach hotel to the Western White House each day. He's
also dropped 30 pound.s ~Y eating ol)ly one m-.1 a· day.
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·John Black, a former candidate fOf' speakers accused the Department of the
· Coqress 8.nd currently a member of the · O Interior or having ignored the public's
otaie Democratic Central Committee TO READ HIS BO K desires in the past and repeatedly staled
Executive Board. their belief that the depart.menl is-
B!ack said Utis morning th<tt.. despite WASHINGTON (UPI) -Charles \V. influenced bv financial donations fron1
• the rejection, he and other supporters Colson has told the House Judiciary major oil coinpanies.
will wage a petition campaign throughout Committee that \.\-"hen a crisis occurred At one point a man· in the audience
the fifth district in an effort to convince at the White HoUsc, President Nixon told waved a one dollar bill and shouted ,
the Assembly Judiciary CommiUee to jar his staff to read his-book "Six Crises," a "This will buy your vote!" ,
loose a bill calling for the November comm1ttee member said. "l find that very offensive,'' Carter
Winner-take-all vote. "Colm said he read it 14 times," Rep. responded .
That bill was introduced by Republican . Robert F. Drinan (0-Mass.), said "I find you offensive!" shouted another
John Briggs·of Fullerton, after Caspers MOOday of the· book Nixon wrote after heckler.
1 . disappeared y.'ith t\\·o of his sons and losing the 1960 presidential race to Jotm . Representatives or a number of
seven otbei' men during a cruise up the F .. Kennedy, environmental groups, several of "'hich
(See DEMOCRATS, Page Z) I' , had held pre-meeting press confcrcn«!s,
Coast -Pars ·Final .Tribute to Caspers ·
expressed themselves less CtJ\orfully but
with equa l vehemence.
"We're objecting that the decision has
already been n1atle,'' said l\lary Ann
Eriksen, a representative of the Sierra . . Club. .
• By L. PETER KRIEG
Of Ille Dellt l"llet Sl.-t
The memorial folder s'.aid simply that a
father 'and ·his two sons were "Lost at
Sea, June, 1974." •
B\lt ii was not the tragic death of Fifth
District . Supenilor Ronald W. CaJpen:
and sons Kl~ and Rick that a family
friend, the Rev. G. Wllllall\ Ci~adf.
recountl'CI during memorial services
Monday. • •
Before more than 400 persons crowtled
into SL l\lichael's and All Angels
Episcopal Church in Coroi:i& de.1 Mar, th~ / Jlev . .Graey._sald !bo.-J!tOpiO' who "°"'
Ron Caspers "have a greater vision of
, life because. of this truly ou~standing
man." .. ·"' ·--
He said Mr .. Caspers ''.found hi• true ,,
love in life in his election to the Board of Rev. Grady said.
Supervisors." . J.~or Rmald W. Caspers, born May 21,
The hour-long service In the hillside 1931, "life was an exciting thing,'' the
chapel that overlooks Newport Harbor Rev. Grady said.
"'as attended by· family friends and "He got so very much out of
neighbors, political leaders and eowtty everything llfe had to offer. ·
op:K:.ia1s. "Whether it was that twinkle in his eye
They heard the Rev. Grady talk of the v.·hen )'OU would go before him at the
life of Rick Caspen, whose love of Board of Supervllors pr whether he \\'M
surfing made him Tt-e.U knov.n on the riding herd •t his raocn on that little red
'tteaches' or both Newport &each and tractor or 1t the keyboard of a piano or
Santa Barbara. playing bis guitar, he realized complete
"He had a quiet and patient manner · succeU and total achie\'emcnt in
tnat al~·ays pot people at case," the e\•eryfhing he did."
Rev. Grady said. · • The Rev. Grady told of those' achleve-
Ki rk Caspers, Zo, said Rev. Grndy, wUJ,. menu -college at 16, the yoong~t
be rememberal for his love of the president. .fll a savings and loan al 29,
outdoors. .. · • -and the youngest supervisor ~ver in
"He \\'as at tiome -with nature," the Orange County at 39. •
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"lie was not an average man but in his
1 election to the Board of Supervisors he
found the true . lovo or hiS: life. His
re-election in June placed him totally in
public ~rviee," the Rev. Grady said. '
·Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' ac-
complishments as a slqlervisor, "ilich
he said "·ere highlighted when he V.'On his
battle fo,.-OOunty acquisition of I~ S,~
acre Starr Ranch for a rounty park .
Among tho:;e attending the memorial
services \vcre Orange County political
leader Richard O'Nell\, ~lrs. Judy
llosener and Donald Bright, members' of ,
the South Coast Regional 1.one Conser-
vallon Commlssioo, on which Caspers
also had servc<,t, and Irvine Councilman
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"I ,think the administration is making a
nlockery of .environmental i m p a c t
assessment and public input in decision
f113king.•·
"We believe· if the department y.·ere
really listening tO us they \\~Uld have
sent Secretary of. the Interior Ro"ers
ti>lorton Instead of a subordinate," said
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Cos1.11011auts Orhitiug
~10SCOW <U PI } -. The t\\·o Soyuz-14
, cos:monauts comple'ted their '11th \\·orking
day on boatd lhe orbiting 20-ton Sa\yul-3
space laboratory today. laking ·pictures
of clouds and 1he earth's S4,rface1 ,the
Tass news agency said.
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force·• cOOtrollablc only by the IRS
·commissioner .. a political appointee.
TI1e White House offered Thro"·er t\\·o
candidates fOr ,the job - G. C'.ordon
Liddy. later convkted in the \Vatcrgatc
break-in. and Jack Caulfield , a former
i'iew Yofk police detective whose role as
a political spy came to lighl during the
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Orange Coast
Wea1her '
Patchy fog and fow clouds near
the beaches \Vednesday morning
other\\'iSC sunny \with not ·much
change in tcmPeralure, acrording
to the \vcatber service. Beaches
in the low 70s rising ·to the mld-
80s inland.
INSIDE TODA.Y
So uth Coast r R.epertory has
scored a snwsh hit wi!h ils
suverlative productio11 o/ the
rock-gospel 111usical "G~pell."
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D·ef ~nse Attorney ·says
Reinecke 'Never Lies'
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\1lAStllNGTON (API -Callfomia Lt.
Gov. Ed Reinecke wa~ dcscribe<l lOday at
hls perjury trial as "an honest, over-
cooperative human being'' who makes
nti!lakcs hut never lies_.
"'He'll make tnistakcs here in. the
courtroom: he'll 1nakc mistakes ttnder
oath. but he doc~'t lie," df'fcruc
attorney James E. Cox told jurors during
opening arguments.
But pi'osecutor Richard D:i.vis said in a
25-nUnute statement that It e Inc c Ke
•·deliberately lied" .to the Sen ate
Judiciary Committee In 1972 about \\·hen
he first talked-lo then-Atty. Gen. John
~tltchell about an International
Telephone and Telegraph Corp. pledge lo
help bring the Republican natiOllal
convention to San Diigo.
Davis said he would pro,•e that
Reinecke discussed the n'latter wiU1
i\litchell before an 11nlitruil\ settlement
. \lo'as made with IT'T. Reinecke claims h(>
discusSfd U1e pledge only after U1e I'M'
antitrust cise had been resolved.
0'Reinteke ~ill tum Out to _be • most
important "itness against himself,'~ said
Davis.
Cox, in a lengthy presentation. said
Reinecke was under no obligation lo
testify before the Senate commtttee and
that during tbe hearing he was asked
Papers Devalued.
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Nixon's . Docii1nents Said Slaslied
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Independent auditors hired by the Internal
Revenue, Service to evaluate President Nixon's papers appraised -
the1n at Jess than half the $576,000 clai1ned by ~i~on's own apprais·
ers, the New York Times reported today. .
The newspaper said the House Judiciary Committee had copies
of the IRS audit of Nixon's tax returns containing this fact and was
''debating whether to make them public.''
The Times story, again citing commitfee sources, said the IRS
audit went into "considerable detail about the lack of historical value"
of the papers donated by Nixon. . -"1'~or example," the Times story said, "l\lr. Nixon's appraiser,
Ralph G. Newman of Chicago, declared that there were 15,000 items
relating to the 1959 visit to the United States of Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev. The auditors found that there were only one-
tenth thit 'many and lhat mo~t consist~ of newspaper clippings.". ~
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White House IRS Probe
Ot Movie Stars Bared
IV~SHINGT.ON (UP(J -The White -Fred 1i1acA1urray. $19,716 for 1963,
1965-eG and 1969, less $5,711 in refunds in
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about his lmpressicns about when
Mitchell knew about ihe I'M' pledge.
"He's not a word.1mith:" Cox ,gaid of
Reinecke. "He understands things he ~n
put his hands on -rad~. televisions or
mechanical things -a_ncl that 's the bent ·
of his nU'lkl~·JJe;s a mechanical engineer
and tJ!!!'s _)me type or thlilc he
understands."
A jury of six men and six \\'Omen was
sel ected , 11fonday after five hour's of
int ensive questioning by U.LI>tstrict ·
Judge BarTingtoo •Parker and chal lenges
by derense and prosecuting attorney,.
As he questioned prospective jurors,
Parker emphasized that the Reinecke
case has nothing lo do \\.'ilh the
Walergate cover-up. When he asked the
panel of 70 ~·hether 1hey bail:beard the
names of several former top aides to
President Nixon who" are involved In the
Watergate scandal, Mly about half
indicated they had.
Alter parker dist}liss&I 17 potential
jurors for cause, the defense excused IO
without having to state the reason and
the prosecution excused. six on such
peremptory grounds:.
The jury finally selected is composed
of eijlht blacks and four whiies. Bio-
graphical data on the jurors \Vas not im·
mediately available.
The jury is sequestered. ~
Among the witnesses that Parker said
might be called "'·ere:
-For tbe . defeue: \Vashington
Redskin coach George Allen ; former
Jight . he3V)'._W~~t boJ.ing__s_~pion_
Archie l\foore Of S3n Diego; 1Califomia
slate assembJyman Willie BroWn; fomier
Atty. Gen. Richard G. Klt.indlenst:
former special Watergate prosecutor
Archibald C:Ox; Sens. Roman Hruska (R·
Neb.), .Hugh ~t (R-Pa.), John Tunney
(D-Calif.) and Hiram Fong (R·HawaH ).
-For the __ prosecuti4ft: Rep. Bob
\Vilson {R-CaljLl._Sen. 'nlnney and
former Ni;icon campaign' manager Clark
!o.lacGregor. .
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Reinecke was accompanied by his wile
and three teenage children.An court.
!962_J!D<f 1964. . ...• ~.
-Gary Morton and Lu ct lie Bail, $7 ,010 From Pa9e l
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Joiui-Bulton.
The Jl>eme hymn c-for lhe ll>lemn
occaaion was, "Elemal Father, Stroas to
save." ..
NOM of Calpen' ltllow tupervlaorl
joined in the memorial wvke' althoulh
each ont sent an aide. Board Chalnnan
Jtalph. Clark is "Oil YICltion and
&ipenisor David Baker 11 ln Wa1hlngton
p.c. on county business. · •
Both Supervisors Ralph Oiedrlcli and
Rpbert Battin are ~wily in Miami Beach
where they are attending the NaOonit
Association ot CounUe1 Conference
whete they are to pick up an award
honoring Orange County· for l l 1
progressive progr&ms.
Caspers and his t\\-0 IOnS and 1even
others were lost at sea June 14 beldw San
Benito Island Oft Baja CalllornJa. They
were ~aboard the &3-foot Shooting Star,
owned by ~unty political leader Fred
Harber whose fast communlcalion came
late al night June ·13 that the boat was
laking 911 w&ter and sinking. ~ ,..
Services tor Harber and the si1 others
have no! been annouriced.
REl~KE AND FAMILY . LEAVE .COURT PURIN~· BREAK';~ •;;.:L.
'An Honest Hum.1n Being Who Makes Mistakes But Never Lies'
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DEMOCRATS •• •••
Nixon to Meet Today
Baja California coast.
Black.hat labeled the effort to seek an
election "the only equitable a n d
aemocratie way to fill the vacant seat."
Among others supporting the election
js James 111orpe, the Conner San Juan
Capistrano mayor who ran .against
Caspers in the June primary. . With Staunch Defender Thorpe told Ille committee Mooday
that .-the' press wa" indicating that
Democrats irl -8acramento have been
PreSiClcnt ~iXOO inlerruptS a holiday at
a multimillionaire's Palm Desert estate
today to meet in San Clemente with an
ardent supporter. Rabbi Banich }\orff,
• head . of the nati onal committee for
fairness to the presidency.
Nixon arranged a late afternoon
meeting wilh Korff, one of his strongest
anti·lmpeachment defenders. .
Korff, of Providence. R.I.. has
arranged rallies around the country in
support of Nixon, and \Vhite House aide
Bruce llerschenson is working closely
with him oo his campaign to keep the
Presidenl in office. -
Nixon Jli1onday new to the desert ~te
or U.S. ambassador to Great Britain
Walter Annenberg, with his wife and his
dallghter and son-in-law, Tricia and
Edward Ccx. Th<!y reJaxed at lhe 20Q.
blocking the election bill. ·
"They say we are· btoekinc a free
election, and this (i mpression) is not
going to sit well with the voters," Thorpe said .
acre walled·ln estate and Nixon and Cox However, the majority ot the county
played 18 holes of golf on Its private central committee members ins1lted
'Course. · ' · -· · ---1haL the party always hla remained
Nixon has told hiA nldes he is feeling no detached fro!"1 DOni>&rtlsan JUJ)el'V.ieorial . races.
disCOfT'!fort from phlebitis, a blood clot in One of tlfe county 's mCllt prominent
his left leg. and the swelling hu gone Democrats. · rancher Rlchard O'Neill,
down. !'He Is not experiencing anf pain" opposed tbe move to SUJIPOft an~.
said .i:ess Secretary Ronald_Zle~ler. The ~!'JI.: v':~ge in debate before tbt
condition developed before his trip to the Afterwards O'Nf!UJ id t-b t
l\liddle East. • even though three ~now ~
The golf trip~ WM a brief respite· before on tbe c:ountf Board of ~. the
f House conducted an inquiry in 1971 into
the tax status of nine "politically active"
movie and tel evision stars, aceording to
evidenct: released today by the Jlouse
Judiciary C:Oriun.ittee. -
~-...,\\1bite Housr officta1s, the eviden-c~
showed, went to the Internal Revenue
Service to obtain the information which
norm ally is confidential between ms and
in 1965; ,,_ OIL _ dl.on.ald-Reagan, $13,101 for 196U6; ----
-Frank Sinatra, $30,797 for 1960 and • • •
Nixon plunges into a series of. meetings party .ltaS never become Involved in their
'f'\\'O B-andi~ts-·lln-I•"'t,...._. i11Hld•C..r._1ater-this-week-to-prepere · -~~..:. , . Ro:..· -~---1 . . ddr he 111 dell ~Tboae ~ua:: uperv1mrs are U1Crt a mtJor economic a ess !" v~r Battin.·Ralph Diedrich and Ralph Clark , -·
Nancy Galms of -the s e a sh or e nex~ ~eek, probably eb:ewhere m The board has granted Caapen offi~ -·-. 196U<:-
-Wayne, $251,116 for ·1964-66, including
a taxpayer. · ·
The incident Is discfosed in a memo
$237,331 in 19'6.
From Pagel
'ENEMIES' ...
contained in the ~40-page volume of
eVidence relating to alleged misuse of the
~JRS released by the committee as part of
its impeachment investigation. The
volume draws no conclusions as to the
incident. The memo was written Oct. 6. 1971 to Senate Watergate. hearings.
then-White House counsel John W. Dean Thrower, a Republican from Atlanta,
111 by John J. Caulfield, an eX-New York Ga .. said he blocked both appointments.
City' policeman hired by the \\'hite House But wtlen he tried to see President
for clandestine assignments. Nixon to protest agaih efforts to tum the
The investigation was t r I g g e r e d 1 lax service into a political tool he was
according to accompanying testimony, by denied access to the oval office and
a complaint to ·the White House from blocked from making his case, he said.
actor John \Vayne · of Ne"'J)Ort Beach, Judiciary Chairman Peter W .. Rodino
that he was being "harassed'' by tax Jr. (0-N.J.), ti.as said ht conslders
men. After looking at the status of other evidence of · 1he politicil aquse-of
movie and television stars, Caulfield gov~rnment agencies to be among the
COl'Jcluded that "The Wayne complaint most serious in the impeachment inquiry.
. . , does nOt appeaf io be strong eOOllgti The IRS evidence is likely to be cited
to pursue." when Rodino's committee starts drafting
Impeachment in\'estigators obtained articles of impeachment next week.
the Caulfield memo from the Senate Asked about the committee report as
\'1atergate Committee, along with his he arrived for a closed session ol the
secret testimony at an executive session committee today, Nixon's lawyer, James
· :P.1arch 23. O. St. Clair said he read it to mean the
panel "found nothing ·to it." "Per your instructiorii of Sept. 28, 1971, "''e have selected some individuals in the He said the matter had been
entertainment industry who were invest~gated fully. by other congressional
politically· active ·during prior elections comm11t~s aod -~t. ':"'as determined ~at
and determined their audit hlstory,"-no harassing. audits were made of While
Caulfield "'rote Dean. House ~mies . .
The review. he said. shov.·ed these . Toda:,: s report .was the ninth volume of
"deficiencies'' for the selected stars: 1~peactiment evidence to !:>e released,
-Richard Boone, $1 377 for 1967-68; with more to come !ater this \Vee~
Environmental Alliance (SEA). II • B n.k Ca\J.forni~. . leave throup Aug. 9 and, until that date
"You're not considering the lJllting~Oll 3 Nixon is. s~ti.ng fot a balan:ced budget no one can assume even 8 carttaker ro~
alternatives," said J. Alex Cota of the •. • of $330 bdhon m the 1976 fJ&Cal, ¥ear, in"the Fifth District. Gov. Ronllcl~
Eastside-Westslde Concerned Citliens F ~980 H uJ starting ~ July l . He also predicted has the J)OWer to appoint • ~ tO
Committee. "We don't want drilling in Of f;¥ . 3 !hat the 1975 ~seal ~ear budpt-deficl~pers.Jf~DO election took place, that
the Santa Mohica Bay, \\'e want will be narroweet to atiout '2 billion,. aPPoiMment would last until early oett
·alternative fuels such aa hydrogen." An acne-scarred man and h i s At one point, Ziegler told reporters tb4t year when a new governor ii 1wom in
Cota expressed anger at having only accomplice stuck up a downtown there was a "pos.tlbllity" of !IChleving a ·
learned of Monday's meeting the Hunt!J:lgton Beach bank Piotonday, malting balanced budget in the current fiscal
previous Thur9day from a rad i 0 off wit h $980, police said. · · year: as a result of rising revenues, but
broadcast. The suspect, described ns about 40 revL'>ed his remarks to say: "The goat Is
"We are deserving d. more respoot years old. slender with short hair and to narrow the deficit in '?Sand to achieve
than having a mere handful of days to glasses, approached teller Maria Dr<ike a balanced budget in '76."
prepare to defend our coastline," he said. at the United Qillromia Bank at 309 Main Nixon swnmoned Herbert S lei n ,
Apollo Crew
In Celebration
Speakers also ·cbj~ed to spending St.. told her he had a gun and demanded chainnan of tbe Council of Economic
their time attending a public -meetin g money. Advisers, to ny here for consuJt.atlons CAPE CANAVE"'AL, Fla. (AP) · ~
\\'hieh 'ft·as not an official hearing and at She emptied her cash dra\ver of $980 in Thursday. Arriving at the same time will America's first moon explorerl today
which testimony wa" not recorded. tens and twenties and gave it to him. be Secretary of State Heriry Kissinger for· celebrated the fdlh annivenary of their
"Yet If we didn't a~ the police sakl, at tbe same· time tripping a foreign policy talks through. Saturday. blast«f into history to the quiet ltrains
department could say the p · St't silent burglar alarm. pf "Auld Lang Syne" and a blariu,( tape
interested ," said Miss Gaims. Police said the~teller never actually recording of the final minules ~·their
"We want your input in our saw a weapon. Teleyision Set Buy countdown. · .
envirorunentaI im.pa'ct statement," The robber then fled the bank and r The rare joint public appearance by
Carter said. "I think you represent$ an according to one witness, jumped into the A 'H ll B ~ ' ·Apollo 11 astrmauts Nell A. Armstrong
important point of view which may be passenger seat of a large, white car 0 OW arga1n Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Mldiael Collinl
controlling. parked next to Gold Coe.st Laboratories. · came during ceremonies d e c I a r I n 1 "H~ever, I think you're saying that The car was seen going went on Olive SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Lester Launch Comi>Iex 39 at the ·Kennedy
you've already made up your minds and Street, police reported. Urbina, 22, thought he had a iood deal" E4>ace Center a naUonal Ji tat 0 r I c
you're angry because you think we've Police apparently arrived only minutes when two men sold him a television set landmark.
already made up ours." after the bandils left at 11 :30 a.m. for $200 on a slreet comer. -A crowd of more than 3,000 broke tnto
He suggested that COITCfpondence on The driver of the getsway car also Police said Monday that Urbina took cheers as National AeronauUcs and ...
the subject be sent to William E. Grant; reportedJy sported short hair. The robber the set home, plugged It In and nothing Space Administration offlcials broadcast
Manager of the outer Cootinental Shel(, was al90 described as about 145 pounds, happened. He checked inside and found It the tape recording of the final one minute
Bureau of Land Management with the and from five feet , 10 inches to six feet was empty. Urbina told ofiicers that the and 30 seconds of the July 16, 11189, Apollo
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"He's the one responsible for the
environmental studies," carter said.
"However, I assure you we'll be much -s DI J •1366831 1961 ,.., Thenewrcportsa1d: ammyavsr.,,or~ N Clk 'lllhoff and 1966; -ewspa~rman ar , no en . ,
-Jerry Lewis $462 3l2 for l95Htli and former s~al counsel to ~txon, S\\'Ort 1n
l96B:. . ' ' an aflidav1~ to the com~tllee tha~ H.R.
· mOre innut'nced by reasonable
argumen1" agninst offshore drilling than
by opinions alone."
.WHAT'S UP?
NOT CARPETING·-
-Peter Lawford $32:72o for l96&-4i9• !'faldc~an mvoked Nixon s name 1n 1970 ' ' ' in seek ing a me;no on the tax status of
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Gerald Wallace , brother or the go.vemor
o!_ Alabama . The damaging memo was
sv.iltly leaked, even though unauthorli.ed
disclosure cf tax returns is a criminal
act.
-John D. ·· Ehrlichman,. in another
s"''Om statement, recalls telling fonner
IRS Ccmmissioner Johnnie li-1. Walters in
1972 "what a crapp}r Job he had done''
• ix-cause an audit fciled to find a ta:ic
underpayment by Lawrence O'Brien,
then Democratic national chalnnan.
Ehrlich{nan SYlore last February: "I
•,ranted them to 1urn up something and
send him to jail, before the election and
unfortunately Jt didn 't materiaUze."
-Wa1ters, who quit fhe following April,
recalling· the incident, said t h a t
EhrUchman had complained to hlm, "l'm
goddamn tired of your foot-dragging
tactics." White House officialdom, the
evidence showed, felt Democrats in the
.... rRS hier3rehf controlled Republican t.u:
commissioner"'-instead ·of vice-versa.
-Previously undtscl06ed • testimony
from John W. Dean Ill before~a clo8cd
session or the Senate \V at erg ate
committee quot.ed him as saying that
r\ixon wonted to stop tax actioflS against
his friends. DcPn said Nixon "nskcd that
It (the. TRS) be turned off on friends of
his r
-Dean, In a 1nemo to his White llouse .
superiors. asked, '"Can we do un.y~lng to
help?" when told that presldentl1ill friend
Billy ·'Cfflhatn, th e preacher, was
undergoing n tax audit to, see when he
hod reported as ineome glft!I he had
rcceivtd. The rerily : "No -It's already
covered." • ... .,
Among Monday's speakers, Hermosa
Beach City Councilman Lance Whitman
was one cf. the few to detail his
cbjectiorui to the drilling. Whitman cited
the danger of oil spills, the visual.impict
cf. oil equipment, and the passage of .
Proposition 20 as evidence that voters
"hold precious the c"atirornia coastline."
Monday's meeting was a less dignified
repeat cf a ~Cj'tlng Friday between
carter and Southern California city
·officials. who also expressed opposition
both to offshore oil drilling and to the
Department of the lnte.rior's handling of
the matte r.
'Top Bu1nbler'
To Get -Aivard
WAS!TINGTON (AP) -Rep. Bill
Gunter (0.Fla.), says bf,
established a ' ' B u m b 11 n C
Bureaucrat of Ule. ~lonth" a"'lrd.
aB:I. the first recipient will be
James A. Conlon, administrator of
the Bureau of Engraving. '
'Gunter said Conlon wtll rttelve
the awtnl, a crumpled piece or
wa ste paper, for· his role In
complt.tlng production of 4.8 billion.
ga~ rallon cou~s after it beea!].C1_
clear they wtren'\ needed1
The cost to the Urxpayers was
$12.5 million, Gunter said· In 11
slate:m£>nt.
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The latest census figures confirm that carpet prices today
are lower than 22 years ago, (1952). Technology has been
responsible for.. th.is, resultiQQ in speedier ways of making,
dyeing, and ftnishing carpeting as much as 70 times faster!
THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN·
CRE'.ASE DUF11NG THIS TIME PERIOD.
Yor (!lay think when you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive. Remember. however. that people are carpeting
bedroom s. bat~s. kitchens, and other. areas that ysually
weren t carpeted 25 or 30 years ago, making totals higher. . .
· Carpeting ordina;ily costs less than linoleum or hardwood
flooring, and provides features of comfort, quiet. beauty, and
1mpress1ons of spaciousness. •
You 'll get your BEST <;ONSUMER VALUE when you buy
carpeting from Alden·s. ·
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By TOM BARLEY
~Of lllt Dlltf ~llt SIMI
Forn1cr Bucnn Park Police Sgt. James
David Bakken war-11cnt to-Orange County
:Jail for ono year Monday ISy a judge who
~as repeatedly urged by the prosecution
to send the cOnfcsscd perjurer to •state prl!oo.
Superior Court ~Udge Kenneth E. Lae
technically 'Imposed a prison term of one
to 14 years but immediately suspended it
in favor of lhe jail term and three years'
probation.
And he made it clear in a long
summation -of the special sentencing
hearing that Bakken's ear:licr plea of oo
1..'0ntest v.•as, to Judge Lae, •!the same as
a plea of guilty." · • ·
"Police ofriccrs are ·in a unique
posllion in our courts and our-System or
justice," Judge Lae told Bak.ken~ "That
system would become a mockery if you
were not punished.''
A long list ot sentencing conditions
tpelled out by Judge Lae includes the •
provUo 'that Bakken can never ag1ln be a
police officer and ·can never contribute
lcMlmony In any form in any civil"' or
crim1nal proccclllng.
fliS testimony live years ago in the
drug trial of John J~rt Snyi:ler, 45, <>f
Buena Park, eventually' led to nn
investlptioo ol tile llncerPrlnl exptt1
and h1i ihdlctment by lhe Grand Jury on
charges or perjury ;oo offering and
preparing false evidence.
Snyder was sentenced to nine months
in county jail after being found gWlty of
poMession of matijuana. Bakken testified
during his trial that 'Siiyder's prints were f<Ul<iA\. a bag of marijuana that was the
prosecution's principal evidence in the
trlal before~ Superior Court JiJdge
Kenneth Willi ams. •
Snyder never served the nine-month
jail tenn and· lhc felony conviction has
now beer\ Strick(rl from the record. He
has sued the city of Buena Par)( and
Bakken for $1 million and the action is
awaiting trial ln Superior Court.
Ba.Jr:ken's former employers are co-
defendants w!lh him In a Ill million
lawsuit flied In Superior Court by
Yt'illlam De Palma, 37, of Whittler.
De Palma spent· three years in federal
prl80n after being found JuiLty six: yl}&rs
ago or taklfig $2,400 at gunpoint from the
offices of a savings and !Gill aasoctauon
In Buena .,Park.
Bakken testified in that trial that a
print found on the bank counter was De
Palma's. Experts later discovered that
the print had tieeri "llfted" from a
document that contained the Whittler
man's flngerprtnta and used against him
In lbe trial.
By that time, De Palma had senred
three years of his sentence.
He repeatedly insisted durlng his trial
that he was ~ customers from his
catering truck several miles away from
Buena . ..Park when tbe Mercury Saving!"
and Loan office was robbed.
Jlis .lawyers brought in witnesses to
back the statement but the fingerprint
evi.dence against their client proved to be
damning.
It was learned late Monday that no ..
federal action can now be taken against
Bakken in connection with the De Palma
ce.se because the .afitute ·of limitations
applflng to such prosecutions has now,_
aplr<d. -·~
No reference was f1lade to the federal
case in the bearing before Judge ~e.
But defense attorney George Savord
insisted after putting eight character
v•ltnessea on the stand th.at "no one has
been hurt " ln lbe Snyder <ase.
"}le has suffered enough," Savord said.
"He baa spent three months in the
Department of Corrections while a
diagnostic -study was being carried out
and he was often kept in isolation."
Judge Lae said he recogni~ that ~
Baken bas 1..ptiysical problem (a heart
ailment), thllNbe former police sergeant
has Jed "a very exemplary lite.and has ~a pillar of hiJ community.
"Btlt there must be a deterrent to this
sort of conduct," he said. "We · can not
allow our system of justice to become a'
mockery."
Maneuvers -Open
I~n Popeil Case
CREWMEN WORK TOPSIDE ABOARD RACING YACHT COURAGEOUS
Challenge Coming From Intrepid for America's CUp By ARTHUR VINSEL
Of Ille Dall, P'ilot lltK
---Maneuvers-started-today-In-the -firit
stages o{ the murder·for-hire trial of
Newport Beach socialite E!Qise Popeil
and her boyfriend, who alleiedly tried In
contract two men to kill her millionaire
husband.
Los Angeles coUhty Superior Court
Judge Mark Brandler has been assigned
the case. Jie was to rule on defense
motions made Monday in regard to
admissibility of certaih evidenre.
His decision 1 to be . delivered in
Department 53 in downtown l.Al5 Angeles
NY Beaches
will open the way for seleclion or a jury
to hear the eotlre case.
A six-week trial is anlicipated for Mrs.
Popeil, 48, and her co-defendant, Dan M.
Ayers, 37. both of whom are charged
with conspiracy and solicitation to
commit murder.
'?be onetime cafe wai~ and Ayers,
have pleaded innocent.
She remains free on $00,000 bail, much
of it aecured by pledges from fenner ·
neighbors of the couple, who put up real
estate holdings as .security.
The Popells ooce. lived at 519 Harbor
Island Drive, Newport Beach an address
she· has vacated following a police raid
there six month! ago by .Long Beach
homicide investigatora.
For America's Cup
Intrepid, Courageous
,,
Bow to Bow in Trials
NE\VPORT, R.I. (AP) -The Intrepid helm, and -Gretel 11, with skippf;r Jim
has pulled even with Courageous in the Hardy. also "·ere-schedajed to race observation trials to . detennine the
United States represe'n1ative for derense . today.
or the America's Cup. Southern Cross was put back in the
Intrepid, the 1970 ~inner or !he ~·ater Atonday afternoon with 10 inches --• •
'Ibo sleniler b&nle and her tall, lrim
male companion, who had just driven up
to the waterfront home in a Rolls-Royce
SUver Shadow limousine are accused· <>f
'plotting against the life of Samuel J . prestigious yacht race. registered a pair added to the length of her ketl and with a
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Marine Capt. Alan Jones of Port.land takes a final gulp of air be-
fore finishing a !()().mile swim from The Dalles, Ore., doWn the Co-
lumbia River to Portland, a 3s=h·our-projecl lie planS an 1,800-mile
swim down the Mississippi Riv.er in 1976.
Pilot Logbook
~erman.~spires $7.95,
100% Safe Mousetrap
By RuDI NIEDZIELSKI
OtllY flli.t 11-lf
Because the . t~ht of k-illing mortifies us, ~·e are probably the only
p;eople on the block with a $7.95 mousetrap.
That's bow much you have to shell out i! you want to catch your mouse
alive.
The guy at the SPCA just laughed ~·hen my wire
inquired if ther~ was such a th.ing as a trap which doesn't
kill ,the mouse. It was the most ridiculous thing he'd ever
heard -0r and he Clidn't mind telling Chris so.
WE DON'T BELIEVE in throwing money away either.
That's why we bought the chcapo trap instead of the $10
luxury model. Both were uncovered aL a !Ang Beach pet
store after t~·o full days of searching.
All -0f this time and money has been invested because
all other measures to get rid of our latest house guest, a
ao 1 u1u two-inch vermin named "Herman," have fa iled mlserably.
The little critter made his appearance -rather spectacularly -Monday
by scurrying along the kitchen ctiunter and disappearing into one of the top
burners of the .. electric range. ·
LETTING OUT A TERRIFYING tooth-ratiliilg~m , ctnia jumped upon
the nearest chair, while I explained in great haste lb.a! .having • mouse in
the house shouldn't be so frightening.
"lie probably just strayed in ahd is as scared as you are," said I, re-
aMUring Chris that everybody who moves into a new housing tract has a
mouse .problem because the construclioft activity nu.shes them out of..their
habitat. • ·
H-0we\•er:, th<! thought Of having a mouse nestihg in the stove didn't sit too
y,:e\I with Chris \\'ho immediately gave me instructions from the safety of her
chair on how to dismantle it.
OF COURSE. HERl\tAN ~·as long g-0ne. "Forget the mouse ~vet came
in hpc," I told her. "fl.1aybe he's slipped out of the house and \\'On.'t be back."
Still the thought of ha ving tho aroma or "mouse frites" waftmg from the
kitchen ~as disturbing and when Herman appeared the following night, It \Va~
clea r that he just had to go.
J-Ils reprise performance caused quite a sccrie. 1 arrived home lo find
Chris with her pant legs rolled up, instructing our cat "Fritz" how to chase
Hcnnan the Vcnnin.
She had the haUY.'ilY leading to our bedroom blocked of£ with an Ironing
board while the doors leading from the family room lo the garage and the
outside of the house were open. Those were to be Hennan's escape roltes. . .
TllE JOE~ WAS for Fritz to put enough heat on Herman so that be would
run for safety and be forever gone. It didn't ~'Ork oot that way. Fritz was still
sniffing Wlder"'the couch Y.·hen HeJ'TNn was already back under the stove.
ExclsperatfJd, Chris rolled do\\'ll her pant legs (She'd ·rolled them up. so
Hennan couldn't shinny up her clothes) and began building a trap according
to design parameters· devised by a D:iilY P~ot staffer. ·
Jt consisted o1 a shoe box. a slick proPping up the shoe box. a st.ring and
a plect of cheese. The follo wing morning, the chetse wa:i gone and IO was the
stick. .
"l'l-1 GETTING A little lrrllat'ed with llerman." confessed Chris, wbo up
lo lhtn didn't get too upset w!th our house mouse unless she actually saw him.
"1 think We're JI.isl going to have to get a .mouselrrlp."
And that's how we got our $7.9511ave-A·lleart mousetrap. Now U Herman
will ju.st cooper11tc, w~ will be oble to resume our normal .llves again.
Not Ready
For JVudity
Popeil. ·
He had initiated divorce proceedings in
Otlcago, bul Mn. Pope.il still stood to
rece:lve a third of bis 5timaled $200
mllli<n estate if be died. before it was
final.
u.,, -bomicide ~Im!. NEW 'YORK CAP)_ New York ll_no_t_j>laoed 1ii•cmlidWathtiO men claJming
ready for nude.sunbalbing, in·fbe view oC knowledge of the murder plqt, have_ tape
a fedetal magistrate. recordings allegedly dealing with the
I propooed killing. "I don 't know where these peop e get .. Defense attorneys Phil Petty and
the idea they have a 'constituttonal-right Robert Green, acting for Mrs. Popeil,
to strip naked. and parade iD . front of and lawyer Joseph Acton, representing
other people;" Magistrate Vincent A. Ayers, argued against allowing their use.
Cat9ggio told a young map. charg~ with Judge Brandler's decisjo_q_on that issue
disorderly conduct, intoxication and wi ll allow the juiz selection to begin
shoving a park ranger while strolling in today and Petty saKI he expects it ~·ill be
the nude at a Queens beach. completed. by the end of the week.
The ranger said he sighted. Shelley _ Prosecutor Deputy District Attorney
L i e b e r m '8 n ' 25-~-old bairdtts.!er, Peter Bregman reportedly plans to lead
walking in the altogether a Io n I{ the orr with testimony by one of the men
boardwalk al a federally controlled u. edl ~ ed r he k!U' lhal section of the beach at Jacob Riis Parle 8 g Y 11U1icit or t mg was never earned oot, probably nezt Mon-Thc officer said he was pushed by da
Lieberman as he was writin g y.
Lieberman's summons for disorderly
conduct. ·
The defendant's lawyer contended the
particular beach area had become a
haven the past two sununers for nude sunbathers. ___ _
That was too much for Catoggio.
"If this ls what's going on at Jacob
Riis Park. the Department or the Interior
m_lght well consider closing the place,"
he !;aid.
Lieberman was released on $5,000 bond
and ordered to appear in U.S District
Court in Brooklyn <>n Aug. 29. •
Rapist-slayer
Eludes Police
NAPA (AP) -·Police say they are
"kind of at a dead end" in tbe1r search
for the man who raped , robbed and
fatally bludgeoned a middle-aifl woman
who ran a neighborhood bar.· · ·
'"Ibere is nothing, no new clues," said
Lt. John Bailey of last week's .slaying of
Anlla Elizabeth Andrews, 51.
Bailey said h-tonday that ?.1rs. Andrews
was strangled, stabbed, beaten, and
suffered a fractured skull. The atulcket'
raped her, look $100 in chaoge, her purse,
credit cards and kfys.
* * * Popeil Must Pay
Wife $27,000,
Judge Declares
CHICAGO (UPI) -Samuel J. Popeil
has been ordered to pa y his wife, Eloise,
$27,000 In temporary support payments
and legal "tosl.s . even though she is
charged with conspiring to. have him
murdered. ·
Divorce Qourt Judge Hyman Feldman
refused h-fonday to change his ruling at
the request of Popeil, a millionaire
partner in a kitchenware company.
Feldman last year ordered Popeil to pay
$4,250 a month to his wife for four
morrths and another $10,cm in lawycr.i'
fees while the divorce was pending.
llfrs. Popeil and Daniel Ayers of Santa
Ana, are being tried: this ~·eek on the
• murder plat charg~. Th<'y are accused
of hiring two men to murder Pope.ii. Mi's.
,Popeil and Ayers were arrested Jan. B.in
CalUornia.
of victories Monday over Valiant. new aluminu~ mast. The ctlanges. were -. At least one trial race between the two
top conl!!:nders was scheduled for today. .intended to improve the Australian boo.l's
And there was the PoSSibility. officials perfonnancc on the windv.'ard leg.
said, that Intrepid and Courageous would ~Intrepid won the first race over Vali ant
race twice. f.londa y on Rhode Island Sound over 'f
llfeanwhile, Australian challengers 14.4-mile cou™' by· 3:02 and took secOnd
Southern Ci:oss, w.itb_John..Cuneo..at the -race-over-a-JQ.rnile-course-by· 1 :52.
Slaying Suspect
l,abeled 'Mean'.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPIJ -The man
~of murdering country movie star
David "Stringbean" Akeman and his wife
is "'not crazy ..• just mean," District
Attorn ey General th-0mas S hriver
C?Onlends. -
Stn1ver's remarks came l\tonday
during a break in lhe sanity hearing for
John A. Brown Jr., 24, who, along with
tY.u -0tbers, is accused of gwtning down
Akeman and his wire Estel last
November as they returned from a late
nigh t Grand Ole Opry perfonnance.
Defense attorney Anl()ld Peebl~ said
Brown will plead not guilty by reason of
insanity i£ he wins the sanity he8ring .
Jury se lection continued through the da'y
'vith four jurors tentatively seated.
T,vo Me11 Slain
Over Pool SJ1ot
CARUTHERS (AP) -A preliminary
Justice Court heari ng is scheduled for a
Lemoore Naval Alr Station mah charg<.'d
in a double murd"er over a missed pool
shot.
Lee \Vaighl , 36, wa s arrested after a
barroom shooting near this Cl'nl r.al·-
Califomia to"11 July 4 v.·hieh killed
Robert Nead, 55, a Fresno businessman,
and Richard Mendoz. 40, or San Jose.
Witnesses ·told Fresno r.ountv sherifrs
officers that Waight blamed ·a missed
pool shot on Nea d. \\'ho was §itting
·behind him. Witnesses said \Va ight pu lled
a .22-calibcr maghum· pi stol and fired
hvice hitting Nead In the chest and
l\tend_.ez in the jn\v.
Intrepid a~ Col_lrageous both 49ve 3-l
records in the July lrials. They brokt!
even in the two races they sa1··~1 '!'-':"':
Saturday and both oow have teated
\'aliant t~·ice.
Intrepid and Valiant had an even start
in their first race Monday, but Intrepid
was pointil1g much higher than the other
boat-in the 12·14 knot southwesterly
breeze and soon pulled away.
Intn'pid led at the turn ing marks by 50
seconds, L09, 1:29 and 2:47.
In the second race. Valiant hit the
starting line several boilt lengths ahead
o.f Intrepid, but within half an hour
Intrepid had worked up underneath
Valiant, forcing her to tack. Intrepid
covered the -0ther boat and then outsailed
Valiant for a lead of 2:09 at the weather
mark.
l\feanwhile, in 1t1arseille, France, the
12-meter yacht [ranee ~·as loaded
aboa rd a freighter for a trip to the
United Slates and a· series against aR
Australian entry for the right lo
challenge for the cup.
The Gennan freigh!cr Kybfcls will
take the France to Providence, R.I.,
where it will be equipped and prepared
for training. beginning Aug. 2.
Laivn ftf o-iv~r
Kills W idot.v
\\'ALTERS, l\linn. (APJ -An
elderly Y.'idO\v v.•ho lived alone \-\':lS
killed by suffocation when a self·
propelled lawn n10y,·er she was
operating lipped over on her.
Faribault County officials said.
The sheriff's office said A1rs.
Fa:ruWe Tonn. 'ii. 11•as operating the
lay,11 mo1\·C'r along a dHch on a
county road in rront of her home
near this sOu1hen1 J\f!Mcsotu
cominwtil y J\tonday v.11en the
accident occurred .
She Knows Dow Nixon Feels . . ~
WOODLAND !DLLS, Tex. jUPI) -
Airs. Nina F. Robbins. "a graodmother
in my 60s," sympathizes wtt.b President
Nixon. She knows what it is to face
impeachment. · ;._ ,. Afrs. Robbins ts ~·oi of thi s tiny
Dallas County community of less than
400 population. A councilman charged Mr
with mishandling her duties and the a'Jf.°
mole t'Ouncll of rite voted to hold an
Impeachment trial. It will be held tonight
In the small metal building that serves as
City llall:•·
She said !he knows she cannot talk
wlth'Nlxon directly· bul !lid Monday she
wants him tn I<now ·~ w1d..-s&nda .
'
"( have ._,. thinking or gelling in
touch with some people around the
Pre1ident to lel him knov.· I know how he
feels."
~\t'n:. Robbins said she ex~ts to be
lmpeachtd and will fight it through the
coo rt..
"Tm not scared. I'm not taking this
lying dov.n. Alv.'8ys in the past, they have
overruled me unanimously,'' &ht said of
the five coundlmen. · -'
Aieanwhile, she goes aboul he'r daily
\\'Ork as 1J1Ual. That oould be anything
rrom a golf game, to a class at h-lol.Dltain
View Junior CoUtge to keeping house for
her hUiband, rtUrtd Army Lt. COi.
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~!rs. Robbins said she never ~d nm
for public office until she rnn for Cltr
Coondl In 1!171 and 1912. Sh• lost both
times. She rAn for mnYQr In 1973 and "·as
elected.
In his hnpcachn1t'nt c o m p I 11 i n t ,
Councilman Gsorge Gipson .1H~cust!d ~lrs.
RobbiM of lnlCrfering \Vilh the duties of
the city sccrelary and or discharging her
duties as muyor "in an incompeten t
munncr amounting to gross
carelessness."
Gipson 11aid city ordinances spell out
the duties Of the mayor as being tho~ of
calling meeting$ and special elcctlons
and presiding over meetings.
"She think--; she can do the cHy
secretary's 11urk just because she ls
there and has nothing lo do," he ch arged.
Cipson's eomplaint 1'1so nccuSl'd ?.Ir$.
Robbins ot holding up consldc.ralioo of a
"'Rlcr rranchisc for lhe community. Rnd
or pushin!( l<l (,dissolve the city•• through
ann<'xation \11th ono of the fl\'e lar;;er
TI<':lrby citlf's. including Osllli!i.
\Voo<lland Hills is loca ted on about a ~
square-mllc 11·11ct wit h 011llas 1ouchin~
the eas t boundary, cedar JliUi and
DeSoto on th e south and Duncanville OQ
the west and north.
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Is This La11e
For the Fair?
' PARDON ~IV ElJW\VS: Every year
about this time. \\'e hav_e a "ery large
problem along th is Dest of all possible
coasts. lt is obvious. People sirriply do
not have anything to do.
You can tell this because of the v.·ay
people are acting:
They are all out there on the highv.·ays
and byways, just· milling around.
Consider the Nev:port·Ba l boa
Peninsula, for example, There are mi~es
t.f beathes, usually. some sun , scads of
boats in the harbor and dozens of4 fine
wateriilg spots. Balboa's Fun 7.one is
·~._.~ in operation.
Think . about Huntington Beach. The
longest run of sand in our entire region .
Surf, .sea, clean breei.es:
PONDER LAGUNA BEACH, for
another example. Here is the tourist
paradise with qliaint shOps, three (count
'em. three) art fesliWls all going at the
same lime, a playhouse'-~ operation, a
ne\\' ~lain Beach Park ·"'-and several
saloons.
View San Clemente. Here v.-e have the
President of the United St ates,
vacationing in his \Vestern \\'hite House
\\·hile the national press corps waits
around for him to·do something.
1( you ·can't watch the President, at
least you can watch the national press
corps.
And this coming "'ee.kend. S a n
Clemente .puts together the city's -annual
party. knowri' as the Fiesta de la
Cr\stianitas with its. parade and other
festivities.
Why. reportll. have it"today that the 5an
Clemente Inn got so filled up with Fiesta
reservations they had to turn away some
of the national press corps. -
ASSERTEDLY ,.IIFFEO s 0 m e or
the press people settled in some Laguna.
motels which \\'ere not occupied by
tourists looking _at t~ three festivals.
quaint shops, playhouse, new ~1ain Beach
Park or the several saloons.
No\\', if you don't want to go to the
fiesta in San Clemente or the festivals in
LagWla. you can look at the national
press corps at either place.
~1eanwhile. if you're turned off by all
thi!. voo can visit Cosfa &-fesa for a bif of
old_A.l_!!erican'!_ wile~ lh!L Orang~nty
Fair is in Its Mth season.
You still have time Lo make .it to the
fairgrounds tonight fo lhe Santa Ana
Senior Rhythm and Dan<.'e Band or the
Patriotic Music Review.
SORRY, YOU missed. the feeder swine
judging, Since that came off this
morning, Y~ might, hov.·ever. still he
able to catch 30ITIC of the cake decorating
or. sewing exhibitions. ·
·So it is along this 40 miles of coastline.
\\·e have all these things happening and
it'S all an obvioos failure.
'This is so because if all the home folks
and \•is.i.tors alike \\'ere' attended these
e\lents, nobody v.·otdd be left to cro\\·d up
the roads and high\\•ays.
Alas, the fair js selling attendance
records, people are at the festivals and
fiestas. and still you can't drive
anyplace. The roads remain bumpcr-to-
bumper.
' CLEARLY WE have invented our
1>wn problem.
Everybody at the !air wants to get to
the festivals and everybody at the
festival is driving upcoast to the fair.
By golly, nexl summer maybe \\·e
ought t1> add a couple of parades.
F~\"l'rvbody decorate a car and drive·
sonic.place.·
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. Tu~kex .Reguest_s
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By Unlled Prtts 1Dteruloaal
Turkey called on Britain today to join_
it In intervening in Cyprus and said It
v.wld go it alone If BrHain refused to
help. P1'sldent An:hblshop · Mal<arios,
ousted by a Greek-Jed coup Mooday, V>'RS
reported rallylng lib ~I lroopl today
against the insurgents and heavy fighting
v.·as reportl'd.
The United states and other westem
allies already had lncn!ased their
diplomatic interventloo to urge Greece
and Turkey, both members ol. NATO to
exercise restraint But developments
indicated Turkey and Greece onct again
might be approaching a war over Cyprus
as the~ in 1964 and 1967.
IN 111E BACKGROUND waS a
~fedlterranean Island involves '!grave
rlaks, and tt is of great ·importance that
pea· Ce be restored as SCXll'I as JX¥Slble." ! ·
In New York, the U.N.'Securlty Council
was called into session at 12 noon POT to
assess the v.·oneninR situ8tion. 'l\r.'o high
uriited Nations officers talked with
A1akarios by radio telephone today ,F
reported him "sound and well ."
Convicts End ·
Ordeal .4 fter
.Escape Fails
Blood-stained· television program script and a suicide
note lie on a table at station \VXLT in Sar~sota,
' Fla. after talk show personalit y Christine Chubbuck
(right) shot herself in the head before live cameras
Mondi!-Y· She later died at the hospital. Before calm-
ly pulli ng the tri~ger, Miss Chubbuck told her
audience, "In keeping with Channel 40's policy of
bringing you the latest in blood and . guts and in
living color you are going to see another first -
attempted suicide."
· watchful Soviet Unlon. The Communist
ital.ions er Europe took the line that the
coup ~as sponsored by NATP to tum the ·
itediterranean Island into a NATO base
- a development which would be
, unpalatable to the Russians. Russia
protested the coup to the Greek
government. The U.S. 6th .. FJeet was in
the area but not on any special alert.
A Turki!h hate to Britain sent after an
all night cabinet aession that ended at
4:30 a.m. asked Britain to use Ila troops
stationed In Cyprus for joint Turl<isf>.
Brilim inten'efltion to <.'OWUrad the
threat to Cyprus' independence," a
gov~ent spokesman sakt in. Istanbul.
WASHINGTON (AP) -,._. anned
convicts. driyen ba_ck: by gunfire and tear
gas in a desperate attempt to escape
their besieged cell block, surrendered to
law officers Monday ni ght, ending a 105-
hour ordeal at the U.S. District
Courthouse.
Hours after their frahtic effort to find· ·~~~~~~~~~ • • .
Henley Awaits Senieiic~g
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SAN A~'TONIO, Tex. (AP) -Elmer
"'ayne Henley; 18, "'as · sentenctd to six
priso11 terms of 99 yea rs eaeh. tod ay for
bis part in" the sex-torture Houston mass
invrder ·slaylngs. He co11ld ctpply for
ptrOJe ~ el~t years and four mon.tbs.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPil --As his
mother sat in the gallery sobbing about a
kangaroo court. Elmer ·\vay'ne Henley
was convicted itonday of killing six boys
lured lo the home or a bachelor
electricain,
murdered.
sexually tortured and
"I guess it's fun to v,•atch them squirm
and scream and plead for their lives."
prosecuting altomey Don Lambright said
in his final arguments before the jury
began one hour and 32 minutes of
deliberations. "\\'hat kind of human
being -a \\"Ord I'm reluctant to use -
takes that kind cf pleasure in taking
, . another¥ human_:i>eing'.s.:life?~ -
''HOW CAN YOU get to the point in life.
when·you've killed a little IS..year..olCI boy
\\'ho lived down the street from you? HO\V
can . you sit on th~ curb and eat fried
chicken while they bring eight or your
buddies out of a boat shed and you knov.1
there are nine more of them there?"
Testimony in the sentencing phase or
the trial, which began today . could last a
week -as long as the trial testimony
itself.
• "They can't kill them. but they can·do
that for .. , '' said Bettie Shirley. the
mother of one of the \•ictims in asking
that Henley be given the ma1imun1
sentence.
Afary Henley's face was puffed and red
from crying and said her son's trial v.•as
Va kangaroo court if there ever v.·as one.
There's no \\'3Y to describe it. II wasn't fa~." 4.i.
HENLEY, WllOSE trial \\'as moved
from Houston to San AntoniQ, because of
!he extensive publicity in Houston
surrounding the recovery of the 27
victims of the three-year murder spree,
is one of t\VO persons charged v.•ith taking
part in the killiftgs. David Owen Brooks ..
19, will be tried later.
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Elmer Wiyne Henley
7.)-year-old
fl ooker Dead
PEORIA , Ill. (AP) -Sarah
''Baby Doll" Cowan, the 73-year..old
hook.er who aUracted the attention
of millions, apparently died \\'ithout
a relative.
~liss co,\·an , ""ho gained nalional
attentionA e c e n t I y tvhen she
annouK'"ced she was. abandoning her
5+year career as a prostitute in
favor of \\Tiling her memoirs. died
of pneumonia over the weekend.
But she was not without friends.
The Peroria Journal-Star said a
prostitutes union called COYCYI'E
(Cast Off Your Old Tired Ethics)
had asked &tonday where lo send
flo\o,:ers. ~
Wirulow Washer
Fulls 12 Stories
-II as a Drink
VANCOUVER, B.C. !AP ) A
window cleaner fell 12 stories from an
apartment building, boullCt'd of{ a parked
.car. then recuperated with a drink in the
apartn1ent manager's suite:
, Norm 0 Lawrenct, 1.3, was \\·orking on
the top f Io or of !he Del Oiarro
apartmen!s Monday v.•hen a knot in the
rope connecting his platform to a pulley
came loose.
He hit the.roof of a car parked near the
s)de of the building and bounced from
there to the grgund. His injuri es \\o'er& a
cut on the head and a sOre ankle and
La"-rence said he believes the sore ankle
ca me in the fall from the roof or the car
to the ground.
Eleanor Bolam. ,manager of ' the
building, said she gave La"·rence a drink
and refuSed to allow him to return to
work until Tuesday
"[\\'anted lo go back to \\·ork. but she
sent me home." Lawrence said. ''I felt
like a school kid."
As he fell. Lawrence said. he ~w be
\\'llS going to hit pavement and used his
feet to push himself a·~·aYfrom the side
of the building. The parked car has a
dent.about four feet long, three feet v.i<le' and seven or eight inches deep in the
roof, he said.
On e of his main concerns is whether
the Insurance. Corporation of B.C. will
pay for what he estimates as about $300
damage to the car.
"I really can't afford to pay for it
myself. I'm just starting out in my
bt!!!i ness ...
The note said T6rkey 'would take
unilateral action H Britain dkl not act
within 24 hours, UPI Correspondent John
Lawton reported !ram lstaobuL
Turkfy, Britain and Greece are the ~
guarantors of · Cyprus' independence
Wlder temU or the Zurich and London
agreements of 1959, which gave Cyprus '
Its Independence the fol.lowing year. It
had been a Brltish _colooy after cenlurie3
of dominance by a .number of <.'OOnlries
including Turkey and Greect.
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freedom by ai:ing the.Ir {""aY into a
cow1hlu5e ventilatlm d'*, 'F r a n k
Gorharil. Jr., 26, and Robert N. Jones , 24 ,
were flo"n to the Atlanta Federal
Peaitentiary.
'Gorham and Jones bad been inside the
~llb1oct since '11w.r8day v,·ben they
seized.eight hostages and tried to barg ain for;, a freedc>m flight to Afric.a.
e School Bollda11
M!Al\fi, Fla, (AP) -A .federal judge
has ruled that making Good Friday a
ANNOUNCING THE · riote had been school holiday discriminates against non-
sent, a foreign ministry spokesman this Christian students. . afternoon said no reply had been U.S. DiStrict Court Judge C. Clyde
received from Btitain. -= Atkins ruled Monday that Dade Coun~y
Government sources said Pre01ier studeat.s must attend classes on Good
Bulent Ecevit was seeking opposition Friday next year. He al119 orde~ the
party backing !or government interven-Dade sdlooi board to stop JCbeduling
tion in Cyprus H the leaden ol. Mcoday's spring recess during Easter weelr:.
coup against Pres.ident,Makarios moved ~ i'uling came in respcn.se to a suit
against the: island's 1\irti!b community filed· by-Miami junior bigh school teachtr
or tried io unite the ~lie with G~.____Leona.rL...Spieller. He claimed non-
Turkisb Cypriot Bayrak r a d i o ~ian teachers v.·ere . f~ced ~ ~
monitored in Adana said rebel infilntry sick leave ~ ~el"\·e rehg~ h>lida)'!
and artillery had moved a g a i n s t and that Christian teachers did not have
t-.1ak arios' headquarters at Paphos, to use sick le.ave sto ob6en•e Easter.
"'here the president fled following the
revolt.·
The radio said 20 pro-Makarios police
ofncen -Md sought refuge-with me
island's Turks. ,
British Foreigl:l ·Secretary James
Calllighan a~ed in Parliament
today ·ttlat Makar~ has been allowed
refuge in the sovereign British base area
on the island. He said Makarios
requested permission tc enter the British
base areas and the British government
agreed to his request
· The British minister ·told Parliament
the sblution on the e mba i t.l e'd •
e Bljecker N111bbed
TOKYO (UPJ) -PoliCe stormed . a
Japaneiejetliner today and al.zed a
young air pirate moments aft.er )\e
slashed his ~neck "rith a knire in the
drama.tic climax to a bizarre, eight-hour
hijacking. a.
Authorities raced into the cockpit of
the Japan Alr Lines IX:8 this morning
v..ilen an off-duty stewardess traveling on
the aircraft led a mass exodus or
escaping passengers dov..11 an emergency
chute.
Michiga110fficial Keeps
1be hijacker, a young man in "his 20S
identified as Akira Iwakoshi, was in
critical condition at N1goy3 National H~pital after slashing the right side of
his neck before being overpoYtered.
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Son in Jail n1 Pot Case
LANSING , ?o.lich. (UPI) -Lt. Gov.
James H. Brickley, Y.·hose 17·year-old son
\\'llS jailed on charges ol selling
marijuana, says the boy "will have to
take the consequences of his acts.':
"\\'ith me being in public office, I
suppose my children have specia(
<1dvantages.'' Brickley said. "But this.
tin1e they don't."
to help him when and if he is ·ready to
come to grips with his problem," he said.
A pre-trial examinatiOO in the case was
set fot July 26.
\\1ASHINGTON (UPI) -Preside!)!
NixOO has fired the bead of the Orfice of
Economic J)p,portunity for trying to ~ve
some of the programs the president
wants abolished. ·
°'O Director Alvin J. Ameelt said
Nixon adviser Dean Burch called him ~foodny afternoon . and "requested my
resignation to become official at 10 a.m.
Tuesday. His line was that the president
does not want OEO and that I have been
aco.ised of lobbying to continue the
agency."
. ' e Argent.Ina Violence
Great Lakes .Region Cool Brickley, 45, a former FBI agent and
U.S. attorney, visited his son, James
Thomas Brickley, in jail after his arrest
?o.Ionday but refused to ,post the $1,000.
bond to get him out of jaiJ
The son, SCCODd eldest of six Brickley
children, had no previous arrest record.
He compjeted two years in high school
' and was holding down two )obs this
summer -as a ~ishwasher at a motel
and a gas station attendant. Brickley
said the boy planned lo continue his high
school education and go on to college.
Brickley. a Republican who is not
seeking re-election this year, remained
steadfast in his opposition to legalizing
ma rijuana -a proposal before the
legi!lature following an unsuccessful
petition drive lo put it on the Nov. S
general election ballot.
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -A renewed
outbreak of political shootings has
presented Maria Estela (Isabel) Peron
with her first major crisis since
becoming president of Argentina.
Four assassins burst Into a suburban
• restaurant ~fOnday and Sprayed bullets
into the back of Arturo 1t1or Roig,
interior minister in the fonner muttary
regime and architect of the electionl that
put a Peronist government in power. Upper Micliigan Area Records Ternperatures in 40s "TH E LEGAL problems he has now
are the result of actions about which he
bas be<!n v,•amed several times,''
m0<1ni.1n •"" dewr1 '"' .. 11ong w1111 Brickley· said. "So his mother and 1 have l.Clml Cl-lntH.
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KISSINGER GETS
VOTE Of' QlJEE1VS
r..lANILA IAP).-The 66 cootestants in
th 1:\fis~ Universe rontest were usked
here to vole' for "the greatest poct.on lo
the \\'orld today." Secretary of State
J lenry A. Kissinger won by a landslide.
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Pl>iice killed ane of Mor Roig's
"I THINK THERE is enough evidence murderers ani:l arrested a second In a.
·that it is harmful," he said. "Stiidies are shootout with occupants of ll_te getaway
still being made and it may be even car stopped a few hours after the
more harmful than 1''e know it to be~'o--as'Sassinat~ ....
Lohhyisi Shot
. Gun Supporter Killed at Home
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Louis Sisler, a lobbyist for the Nation·
al Rifle Association, was shot to death this weekend by a group of
private citizens wbo said they were looking for a rapist.
Police "1ld the asslllul! fired several shots throush a screen
door arter Sisler told lbem, "You mus\ have the wrong hou!e," and
tried to close the door. , ' Sisler, 48, was a former Indiana state judge~and a ronn~r aide,
to Sen. Vance Hartke, (D-lnd.)
Police charged Mary Harris , 55, and Alfonso Stoddard , 27, wlth
homicide and were searching for othe~ suspects. The ~roup appar·
enlly was looklng for the man who raped Mis. Harris 32-year-old
daughter early Saturday, · • Sisler was staying at ,his father·in·law's house here while pre-,
, paring legislation !or ljle NRA and planned to return to Indiana
next month . \ • ·
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St .k s i'o d I l d Names ID the ews Ch Ge ts Degree · 11:_ es rea ff VQ ve : ' arg~--, lluntiflGtoo Bcac~ High --~ _ __::_ _ _:_:__:_:__.:=__:.:.:_j[_:::::....0.:...::-=-=--~-=:.::..:::...:::c.::...=='-------''----====~====-===-Sctioci graauate s re v ~··---1 \ T s J Spickard has received ri Atto1·ney ' '
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Ac1·oss .. Country
WJWlWS (UPI) r Three.
persons ll'ltly hove bee n
By lhe Assoi:hUcd Press picket lin es at stat c involved In tho staylngs or a
l\toYcrs bt..>gin mov_lng again urilverslti es, govern m c n t Pr 0 m In en t w i 11 0 w8 in Pittsburgh and garfl\lt:<: Is offices and othe~ faeUIUes, ve terinarian, his wife and
0 · l• V!'.I degree in econom ics from the
. -, University of t a Ii f o rn I a .
llcrkclcy.
SAN LUIS OBISPO (liPI)-Son ol !\trs. Sllirlcy Groen of .
Dennis Sliva, 20 "'a s ar· lluntington Beach, Spickard
raiuned f\.t 0 n day on t\~"O will be employed at Stanford
counts ot murder one of l Researdl lnstitutc in Palo
Ylhich ca~ies a ~Ible death !-A_l_to_._. __
penajty, -~--being collected again i n The wage d~pute began · dat.1ghtcr, say.!! the attomcy
Baltimore. But p I ck et s July G but Wltil today was representing auspectecl triple
J coolinued ·.to groillld National confined to only ~bout 2,000 slayer John w. card.
Airli nes today and a state 'A'orkers_ at a dOzen state "Baled on our preliminary
J Silva L~ charged "'
breaking into the home Great stars
in person!
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l"mploycs strike spl't!ad in prisons-and mental hbspltals. investigation. lt is tfkeJY there
Ohio. "We have gon:e on record to "''ere other people Involved,"'
Seine lobor disputes were let this state know that Y.'c Attorney Robert Gilbert df
scttled l\1onday but about 600 intend to shut it down ," said
strikes Involving a quarter· Ted V. Clemans, a federation
million workers continued to official.
hamper private 'induiltry..,nd The 'Teamsters. wi th 2,600 ( Stale .J
go\•ernincnt a c r-o s s the members working ror the • Oroville told news 1n en WILL READ -flevlon DAMAGES -Enter-RECOVERINGu"~"~T""o" country. . . slate government, approved
ti was fhe most-sfrlkes the -the strike oycr the \\'eekend. Monday. heir, J>cter l1e\'son, 35. Lainer Ann-~fargret. njgilt S.how" host John-
nation has had In the post-Sonle of the 21.000 members or "Card Is accused of \Vbo died in a ra C:ing 33. was awarded $1 .5 ·ny Carson, 48: injured
\Vorld \Var -11 era, according the Ohio Services Employes strangling a doctor and 1:t-trash in SOuth Africa million for injuries suf· ...
to the Federal l\fefliation AsSociation are st r I k Ing year-Old girl with baling wire in ~1arch, has left his fCred in a fall of 22 his head and back in a
Service in Washington, D.C. without mUoo endrosement. and yet the same person ls estate ·to be divided feet fronl a sta ge plat·· falt fro1n an exe rcise
In Ohio, the American . A joint 1 e c I al~ t Ive acCu3ed ol kldnaping a family, equally between his fornl while perfor1n· board in his ho1ne i\1on·
F'edcration or State, ())unty committee meets later today and all he was concerned with two sisters. Court doc-ing at the Sahara llotel day. fie. may return to
and t.1unicipal E IJl p Io yes to oonskler a 25-eent~per-bour was their safety and well uments gave no esti-in Lake 1'ahoe in Sep· the show tonight. ~ton-
bbga n .an expanded strike increase for public employes being,;, Gilbert said. "Does mate as to the size of tember, 1972. She had day's replacement \Vas
today adding · its 7, O O O earning leass than $12,000 a this sound like the sa1nc his estate. asked $5 million. -· actor Burt Jteynolds.
mernbcrs to a slrlke -that year -about 69,000 WOiters. man?" -----------,------------~-~ _ _. ___ _
began more than t"'°'O weeks The stri,kers have demMded a
Vickie Ann Parsons "v.'ith
intent to rommit rape:• a •
c3pita.! offense. 1 li.Ank ThomPson
The Grus Roots
Lullrown
Ski'es ll Hr.ndcrson
TN>; f'our frl'shnwn
The St&ple; Sinfilers
~trs. 1Parsons 'A'a.5 stabbed in
the throat July I and an
autopsy shou·cd she had been
sexually.. molested . 1 0.: .!ones Matl.!c Revue
Superior C.ourt Judge James
~1adden noted for the rerord
that Silva could rc~i\"e th<!,
death pen_ally if convicted of l
killing. l\frs .. Parsons, wife of a
Cal Poly student
· Silva is also charged With
s tr angling Al iceanne
t.1~Iahoo, 53. Authorities said
she had not l;>een raped, but an
obscenity was Y.Tltten across
her chest.
Cell\! inuous free
ent tainment
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ago. • 31-cenl hourly boost which · e /tlfJlifJll De11ie d Uni~ leaders ~id they wouJd be about 9 percent ~or SAN FRANCLSCO (UPI) -
cKJ>CciM half or the ·state's -·prison guards whose starting A \\'itness who refused to
8,000 workers to honor their -·salary is now $3.52 an hour. -ansv.·er quesllons posed by a
Grand Jury investigating the
Patricia Hearst kidnap lost an
attempt to stay out or prison
for contempt of court ~fonday.
17,000 Gallons
Milk Poured Dowi1 D1·aii1
Silva v.·as arrested and
booked for murder in the tv•o
cases after l\trs. Parsons y,·as
killed.
Oranrn, ~~~~I
Aid B.oosted : .....,..,Admission•
Black Arti-sts
Hig·hly Horwred ..
Q: ·w111t the passing of Duke Ellington, 1rt tbe'.re any
eontcmporary bla(k ortltts as well respected; ltlgbly hoJ>o
oretl ·and belove'd as be was? -l\1n. T. Tborgenson ~lempbis. '
'A: f..lany. Certainly one \\'Oman \Vho'd get almost
everyone's vote inctuding tqiat of the Duke, is -Miss Sarah
Vaugh.an. On her 50th ~irthday last March, she received
.. a.Jetter from President Nixon .saying: "Mrs. Nixon and
I are pleused to join y,•ith your many friends, fans and
\ -. ' Glad You Asked That'
by Marilyn and HyGanlner ··
adinire rs in paying tribute to ~9t1 on your birthday. These
wishes come lo you from ttwYheart of a nation that. re-
Spects and honors yoUr talent --and from a grateful peo-
ple wt¥> celebrate -your~ mwdc ~ the example oC }'tlUr life," · ·-n • ~ ,
Another wire,_fror:n._Gov. ·~d ReagaP;_~;:.~-~
have over the ye.111rs been a· true good will ambassador
of the United States. 1 join_ the citizens of Califomia in
wishing you well, .and a very Special f'ioth." _
Stilf another tribute came ffom Mayor Tom Bradley arw;I
the combined City Cowicil of Los Angeles. Thil citation
read : 11You are among the greatest singers in the world,
with a special essence that has created a sound that has
·been the envy of every n1ajor singer in the world."
Dubbed "The Divine One," Miss Vaughn was born in
Newark, N.J., a daughter or 8: singing, guitar-strumming
father. At the age of 12. Sara~ \Vas plfying lhe <1rgan at
the ~1ount Zion &ptist Church where her mo ther sa ng in
th·c choir.
She first impressed sho-Wpeoplc when, al 16, she ·~nter
ed an amateur night at the Aji:>llo (the Palace of Harlem)
and Y.'On first prize singiQg "Bc:Mty_a.n.d SQ:ul.';_Earl Fatha
Hines· was .so ilnpressed be invited her to sing \vith his ·
band. Before long Sarah became•the idol or the Bop Set.
Her popularity quickly gainl'd momentum through play-
ing jazz concerts, doing radio and TV shows and waxil)g
discs in a syrupy voice that sold like hotcakes.
Q: \\'hat's ~bis about commecHenne-singer Kaye Sle-
,·ens doing a Sonny & Cher act "'Ith tht Dolphin s' Larry
C!i()nka?· -Mn. Francis Fergen, Cincinnati.
A: We'll let Kaye fill you in on the odd caper: "Larry
and r," she reportii, "taped a comedy scene for a new
syndicated TV Sho\v in Tampa hosted by the stuttering
country and we~em star, J\1cl Tillis. J\fel aJ:l(l'Csonka and
·I did a comOOy number in which an·three of us sang.
Suddenly Tillis· and I stopped singing and left Larry to
C<lntinue singihg alone. \Vllich he can't. The result." the
ravishing -redhead concluded, "9tas hysterically funny.
Csonka is a comical, personable and likab le fellow. But
' a singer he ain't. Ho\\revcr. I doubt, even if Sonny & Cher '~ere .stiil together, lh<lt. they'd have anything to worry
about!"
. Send you r questio11s to Hy Gard11er, "Glad You
Asked Tlla~/1 care of tJiis ne1ospaper, P. 0. Box 1560.
Costa h1esa '92626, Al arilyii aud fly Gardner will an.-
s1oer as n1afly questions os t1~ey can f1i their column,
but tlle voh11ne of '11Ulil makes perso11~t replies impos-
lible.
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COURTEOUS SERVICE
DAILY PILOT CIRCULATIOH DfPAUMIH
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A motion on behalf of
Cynthia Garvey, 2.1, lo ha\'C
the-eon.tempt cit.ation against
her di!rn i'ssed • ..\•as d••nied by
U.S. District Court Judge
A1fonso J. Zirpoli.
HARBOR CITY iUPll -A
dairyman's c oope'rali"\'('
dumped 17.000 gallons of
fresh, rdrinkable. skim milk
down ' 1he drain l\1onday and
plaruied to dump another 6.000
gallons today, saying ncbo!Jy
•,1.•ants to buy it.
SACRA:..\IENTO (AP)-Gov.I Adults $1.75 ·-I Ronald Reagan has signed Ot.iktre"'6-12$LOO
minirnum in Californla. ~ or the poor, because it would lcgiilation boosting state aid U'*r 6-frtt
Assembly Ag r i cu I tu re cost 100-much l(j put it into for student \'ett>rans from $50 ~'~--~-~~~-;ji-~-.. -;:::::a!!I
Con1minee last month killed a containers. to $100 a month.
hi ll that would ' have allowed ---------,
e P""te•t Pla11s
NORTHRlOOE (AP! -A
platoon of college students and-
prolessors protesting 1>lanned
demoli tion of an athletic field·
\\'aited fruitl essly to b r o·c k
bulldozers !hat never came.
About 20 teachers a n d
students fro1n California Stn1c
UnfVersity, Northrid.ge. ho1Jcll
lo stop bulldozers f r o m
clearing off the athletic nrca
for a parking lol ,_londay. A
spokes man said !he prole!itors
y,•ere prepared to lie in front
or .the bulldozers.
Tanker trucks drained the
milk at the County Sanitattlon
District's water po l l u t i on~
control plant here.
rt ca1ne from the Callfornia
t.filk Producers Association of
Artesia. ·
,;Th is is not a frequent
happening. but it d o e s
occasionally occur during a
good production seaoon," said
Clair Wright. assistant
secretary of t~ cooperative.
"We've had good weather
!his year and the cows have
lo\\·cr rr'lilk prices.
\Vright s.aid thut
COn!iumpllon may be down
because ..., of ·the sch o o 1
vacation. Jn Los Ange 1 e fi
alone, school children drink
22.000 galJMS of milk a da y
1.1•hcn classes are in session.
He sa id there \Vas na way to
contribute the milk to ch:irity,
School Girl ...
Pot S1noking
On Increase • Pl'ol Killed been doing their 1>es1.·· He said the dumped product .,.
SAN DIEGO lUPI\ -A is skim milk, from which the REDWOOD CITY llJP IJ -
partner in a hang glider finn cream and butterfat have r-.tore •than half of !he senior \\.'as killed h-fooday when his been removed, and there iir no
glider collapred in flight ·and market for it. high school girls in San ~1ateo
plummetl'd 150 feel to the He said the \\'aste milk has C<lunty used mariju.a_na -at -ll'O~·-. ---been-poored-into-sewers-in~the1eastr-:;once this year, a JUIWl G. Fitch, 11, La Jolla, past, but this year was 11 u · rt·• M d wa! prooounc~ dead at the drained at lhe 'Was le • sla s c1~~ r~po "" on ay.
SC<>ne al l\1ission Bay Park"s tre3tincnt plant to prevent Afrs. L1han Blackford of the
Fiesta Island, according to pollution. County JicaJth and \'iclfare
Deputy Ccironer, Al Kersey. He said ther_e was "no way Dep~rtment said 58.2· percent
Fitch, an own~r of Ha\\•k to relate the problem" to a of the girls admitted using Jhe
l n du st r i es . , 1.1·ns an possible surplu s caused by the weed in comparison \vitb 48.3
experienoed pilot. high ·price or milk, cau.sing per.cc n t 1971 anti 31.9 Jh!f·
e Shot· ln Error
SAN' JOSE (AP) -A young
man who threatened neighbOrs
v.·ith an air pistol ~·as shot and
killed by police who thought
the gun was a high-po wered
consumers to buy less of It. cent. in 1968.
The state government has i\trs. Blacl.iord said 61.9
made it illega l ,to lower milk percent of the senior lii~h
prices be low a goverrunent-sct school boys admitted smoking
revolver-. ·
Police identified the gunn\an
as Eddie Wayne S\\'Ope, 20. of
San Jose. He u•as earryinit a
.22-caliber pellet gun that
otherwise resembled a .45-
calibcr magnun1 revol~·er. •
San Diego
Zoo Sued
' B)' Bo y, 12
• Claim• Filed SAN DIEGO <AP) -A 12·
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Kansas year-0ld boy has filed 3' $1
City financie r Michael J. Coen million suit against the &1n
has filed another $8.6 mill ion Diego Zoo ovef"""a 1973· incident
in claims against \Vestga!e-in which he was bitten and
California Corp .. bringing to mnulcd by wolves.
$79.8 mlllion th e amoun! The boy. Gonzalo A .
Coen is seeking fro1n the Almeida Castel\ on , or
c 0 n g I 0 m e r a t e nO\V in Guadalajara, Mexico. suffered
bankruptcy procecdinas. anilna! bites and scratches
. Former Westgate chairman \\'hen he leapt rrozn a moving
C. Aniholt Smith, a close stairway into the wolf den.
assoclat.c of Coen, has pleaded The sUit, filed ~londay in
innocent July 2 to a fcdcr.'.11 Superior Court here. clai1ned
grand jury ind i c Im e n t !he zoo knew 1he·i,1•olf den "1as
charging he ccnspired ro unsafe £or public viewing and
misapply $170 million in funds \\'as "especially dangerous for
of the Uhited 'States Bank. children unable to reJ:id. '
grass in comparison with 58.6
1JCrCl!nt in· 1971 and 44.6
perCt'nt in 1968.
She said 1the s t..a t-i s t i c s
~ho1.1•ed the use among hays
"·as leveling orf while jl was
still on the increase ror 1~irls.
3 Students
Win Honors ··
Three .Huntington Beach
rcsidehts received 'academic
honor.s at California Bapti~t
·Co llege. a· four year Sou.thern
Baptist liberal arts college in
Riverside.
Sharon Laizure \\'BS named
to rhr prcs.ldenr's list fo1·
cbtaining a 4.0 ave r a g e .
!Jarrel \Va I k er a!1d i•lrs.
Kathleen Laizure Tildrn were
nan1ed to the dean ·s list ror
obtaining a 3.6 grade poi
average or belier~-1,---------------~~----~.---
• beauti ul clothes for beautiful girls
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.14.!,!> Via Oporto
1;1 11Gi3·0.'l21 -
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30 '• OF.FON DRESSES, PANTS &-Tt;)PS
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:::Dllb ~111~ BANK OF · .. ·
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Consolidated J{eport of Condition of "UAi\K OF COSTA l\IESA" uf Costa
l\·Iesa in lhe State of Cali fornia and Domestic Subs idiaries at close of
business on June 30. 1974.
ASSETS
Cash and due fi-o m banks
(including l\o unPosted debits) .... , ..
U.S. Treasury securities ............... .
Obligations of other U.S. Government
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s 916,726.18
250.798.92
--:rg1:rncies and corporations ............ ~ .. . 1.399.176.ll,
Federal funds sold and securities purchased
under agreements to resell ..... _ ... __ .. : ..
Other loun·s ... ~ ...... ~ ...... ~ ............ _ .••.
1,200,000.00
7.928. 781.91
Bank premises, fur1Ulure and fixt ures. and
othe r assets representing bank pren1ises
Other assets (including l'\o direct lease
financing) _ .......................... .
TOTAL ASSETS ........................... .
LIABILITIES
Demand deµo sits of individuals. '
partnerstJips il nd corporations ..... .
Time and savings deposits of individuals,
parlne rs hiJ)S. and corporations· ......... ~ ..
Depns its of l.ini led Stales Go,·crnment ...... .
Deposits of Stutes and political sUbdivisions ..
Depos its of con1mer cial banks ......... .
Certified a nd officers'c hccks. etc ........ .
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TOTAL DEPOSITS .......... . ...... Sll.018.261.42
(a) 1'ota l~eri1and deposits . . . . . . . . . . . 5,694.935.72
_, lb) Total time and savings deposits ..... _.. 5.323.325.70
O~her li abilities .......... . ........... , ..
TOTALLIABILIT!r.:s .............. : ...... .
961.752.40
109,504 .94
12,766. 740.48
4.915,899.59
4.523,:rl5.10
:n 1.182.97
800,000.00
10.350.00
457 .503.16
451 .745.88
11.470,007 .30
RESERVES ON LOAN S AND SECURITIES
Reser ve for ,bad debt losses (set up
11ursuant tolntcrnal l~evenue Service rulingsl
TOTAL RESERVES ON LOA1\S AND
SECUR ITI ES ............... .
CA PITAL ACCOUNTS
Equity capital. total ....................... .
Con1n1on s tock-total par \'alue ..... , .......•
t1\o. shares iiUl horized 300,000) (No. '~ ...
shares out standrhg 125,000)
Surplus (Including Conting~nt F'und of
$250.000.00) ' .. · .................... ' ..
, Lndirided profits ......................... :.
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ............. .
TOTAL Lli.\IJILITl 9':5. HESI::HVI::S. A1\D .
CAP ITAL ACCOUNTS .................... .
MEMORANDA
1\ ,·er<i gl' or tol<t l dcpQsits for the 15 calendar
days end i n~ \\·ith call date ...... -..... .
;\vcrage or total loans for the 15. calendar
ending \\"ith call date .............. -.....•.
:\lark(•t \'·a1uc of )nvcstn1ent securit ies .. : . -.
days
.... 21.693. 71
21.093:71
l_,, J. 27 5. 03!1.4 7
, 750.000.00
500.000.00
25,03H.47
1.275,039.47
12.766,740.48
ll,I0<.404 .94
~.372.7 1U.94
1.573.875.00
.\\'c. l)ui g(• \". :-)imp:son. !lr'es ident, and ·John \\'. \Valsh . Vi~e President
and C:.1shi c r o f the above-nantcd b:.1nk do solen1nly S\,·car/alfirm that
this report of t.'.Ondition is true and currec·t , to the best of our knowledge
und be lie!. /,)
1 l~({M .e (.6J&<~""' ' .
Stutc of' alifornia,County or Or<tngc. ss : S\\'Orn to a nd sllbscribccl
before nte this 12th ()ay of .luly, 1974 . and I hereby certify thot I a m
not i1n officer or director of this f>ank .
~I )' conlmission xpircs /'\ug"usL 19, 1!)77. Patricia 1\. Cobb l\'otary Public
lSignedJ
Published Orange Coasl Daily Pilot, July 16. J9i4 ,
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-'Ibey Could Ride Free-I-
·~ • Orange County supervisors are toying with the idea
of tapping $700,000 )n revenue-sharing funds to subsi-
dize· .a program providing unlimited, free bus travel for
all of the county's residents over 65 years old~
The Orange County Transit District, which operates
the modernized fleet of buses, suggests $6 per person
per year would be in order and an annual ticket at that
cost is under study. '
The OCTD has treniendous ·sources of income al·
ready......; including a sales tax allocation "of about...$7.6
million annua1ly. The county has federal revenue-shar·
ing funds available as well. ·-·
Add to this the fact that OCTD buses lose about 50
cents per passenger mile carried, and you find an oper·
ation that isn't exactly pinching pennies to stay in
operation. I.Ji
It would J!bt be unreasonable to suggest that either
the Board of Supervisors or the OCTD. find some way
of raising the $700,000 for a deserving cause. The least
they can do is offer senior citizens a $6 a year pass.
Clo8ing the Deal
Negotiations between the University of California,
Irvine and Orange County suJServisors over the terms
under which the U~I medical .school ·would take over
Orange-County 1fe-dical Center apparently have reached
what could best be described both as 11hopeful" and
"critical." ~
as \he eric; tag for odiC land, buildings and equlp-
rnent. 1he university has been talkin~ in terms of "$1
and other considerations." The Legislature ' has been
talking-in-terms of up to S9.5 n1il1io n to renovate OCA1C
but nothing for purCbase.
·· -Orange Coun~y,b a good deal more to lose than
does .the UniversitY. ! California or the state govern·
1nent . sh9uld agr ment not be reached prior to the
deadhne. That Joss would be measured in multi-millions
of dollars in medical facilities constructiorr planned by
U~l. 1nany. millions • a year in payroll and purchases
0 u•hich t~e expanded UCI rgeilical school would generate,
and the millions the county would have to pay to reno-.
vale OCMC.
In addition. of course. there would be the loss in
both the amQunt and the quality of medical services
that would be available to Orange Countians: ·
_ ' The sooner the deal can be consummated the bet·
tee orf Orange County will be. '
T1·imming tl1 e H em·.·
Rem~mber when you were a youngster back in
camp or 1n the dorm and a favorite nighttime trick was
.~hort·sheeting the bed? ~
\Vell, it looks like you are being short-sheeted again
only this time in aQiffei:ent manner~ '
Consumer Reports says many sheet' manufacturers
,raced with rising-"costs, are trimming six inche_s rrom
the width or twin bed top sheets and five inches from
the length of many king and queen size sheets.
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· Both sides h~e expressed guarded optimism in the
last few days thal an agreement on this problem can be
reached well ahe_Jd of the Oct. 1 deadline established by
the Legislature. The deadline applies not merely fo~
reaching agreement on OClitC; the stipulation is that if
the agreement is not reached by Oct. 1, more than $17
million in construction funds for medical school facili·
ties at UCI also will be cancelled.
The county has been talking in terms of $9 million
. \Ve .haven'~ ~en any major announcement of this
nat1011·w1de dec~s1on, but you might want to check the
package for J he width and length in inches. Standard
measurements ~or a twin size sheet are 72 by 104 inch·
e~: for a full size sheet, 81 by 104 inches: for a <1ucen
size sheet. 90 by 115 inches, and for a king size sheet
!OB by 115 inches.' · BACK TO NORMAL
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Election ·should
Fill . Empty _ Seat
To 'the F.ditor:
An unprecedented quirk of1 fate ha1
caused the tragic loss of Sth District
Supervisor Ronald Caspers. We wish to
express our deepest sympathy to his
family and friends. It was our sincerest
bope that all sons and fathers would be
returned to those at home.
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L1tter1 tr-n•ts •re """'-· Menn1t1J wriMn "'911111 ,.,..,.., lfttir -111nw1t1 Ill * Wffh
... leH. Tlle ril~I '9 CC911de-1fltefl Ho Ill lflHI
. er 11illlill1!1 llHI II r~M. •11 l1rt1n 111uit ;,,.
cllHlt li111111n ''"' nielM .. ,,........ -.,, 111"'"
, llllJ k wi........., .. '""91f If Hflkleflf r..-II
-relll. ,...,., 1"11 "" ........ u.-.. The heavy burden of goVemment for
the South--:Orange Goast now rests on lhe
remaining supervisors who h·a v e
problems to solve in their own districts, There is gi-eat concern among· citizens
and which deserve their full attention. in Dana Poini that wtth<d •Intimate
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_ Sinee the. Slh !Upervi.sorial district is knowledge of , our soecial problems and matnJ~ ~mcorporated and undeveloped,--------..goa1s;-and-without-al..real~cornmilmerit to-'
there is little local government t~ share solving them; that random development
the. ~avy ~rden of representation and will soon devour an existing open space,
Addicts as Y 0111ig as JO . '
Dear
Pre-teens. Trying . Heroin ' ·Gloomy
Gus
F'fank Sinatra for U.S. Secret:i...Y
of Labor! M. B.
. '· \V ASHING TON -The. main Victitns of
reoe"·ed -Turkish opium rultivatioo may
be the ctilfdren of America: with the
likelihood of addiction even ainong 11).
year~lds. ·
This is the solemn vie.w cf Sen. Walter !\foodaJe, D-1\tinn., whose Children and The cost of heroin addiction, the study
Youth subcommittee is considering the _!hows, has. doublW..-sine~ the_ s_yppl)'. fr~m
bodies. ·city throu..s. state. wiilpre-v-en_t_t"Oll!eQU"enCCSOf the -Turkey dried up. It now cosls an addict
6 " Tufkish decision to $51 a day lo support his habil, thus
such an end to a beautiful and historic resume opium farni-putting the dru{! 001 of reach o( all .,
area. in.it. excepl accomplished thieves a n d
\Ve urge that all Sth district residents The Turk.s. after peddlers. 41
~·ho feel . entitled to lluly elected agreeing three years representation support the amendfllent or ago 10 ban Opium THE TURKISll ban. therefore. lorced representa4-v~e· John •Briggs I Fullerton) • plantlpg in rewm for young people to turu from heroin to other
due soon-before the slate legislature. SlS..,.mUlion in U.S: dangerous.but Tess addiciive drqgs such
• .._.._. "' ·~) KARL -LEDERER--siJPPod paym_elJg_, ___ ,1111 :;___ as marijuana and~ yUls. Now Mondale
President. Dana Point have nowt welched -rears youngs ters from~ fO 00 up wil
Citizens for Action Association and told their farmers to go back to return to heroin if · it becomes readil y
Board of Directors btlsiness as mual. Since m·ost American available.
radiation 1tiey go!. as required by the
Ato1nic Energy ·Commhtsion.
The AEC is no,Yt holding hearings on a
request by Getty's Nuclear P'uel Service!
to expand the plruit. which has been out
of major operation since 1972. At present,
the sprawling facility at West Valley,
'.Y._is do.ing---.m.ainly waste~ burial.
decontamination ·alid storage work. •
>J..READY, 1.300 residents of !he West
Valley area have petitioned against the
expansion, according . to the antinuclear
National lnterveners. The local Slerra
Club's energy chief. physicist Dr.
J\farv.in Resnikov. is colleclinR: affidavit a
r rom some of the. young people Tfho
worked inJhe ,~ J.l!?nl. _ _
dec1s100-mak1ng at the ~ o u n t y leading ·to irreversible r ·e·s u I t s .. J.
--government levet. Overcrowded schools, .inadequate traffic
S~"CE a: new supervisor Would be circulation, excesslVe densities ..and" •• .. F·lr etcorks Ban
heroin comes from. Turkish opium, this Footnote: .Mondale has · asked his
will reopen the narcotics floodgntef. committee staff · for more detailed
Resnikov has already produced a
horror gallery o{ the plant inspection ·
reports showing \Vo r k e r 5 akih
acciden tally punctured by discarded
·plufonium needles; a wOrker whose·head •as · so contaminated it le(t ra~iation on
his pillow, and other incidents.
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district, v.•e submit that the only way a produce-a chaotic focµs on O\Jr ~t Si30 on tlae 4~ of J~ly \re arrived at ~~~e:1stauruqti~eu~f c~U:°~~c:'i~ ~y community v.tljch \\'ill devastate the . Ah so ~ch (or fried ch1~ken and potat~ basically residential community beyond salad arjd to set off our safe and sane special electioo. We strongly urge ·that recov fir e\rorks in the safest possible place
this legitimate vehicle of government be ery. \rhi1e enjoying the displays invested in by
used to fill the vacancy so suddenly and WE SINCERELY hope that all other famili es. A boy came by and told
tragicall:v_ created. responsibJe and coocemed governmental 1,1s that ·fireworks ~·ere prohibited .. we
couldn't believe it.
Autlwr AHaslO Pages
To Get His Attention
Sure enough,\ the beach \\'8S being
patrolled by two county vehicles. with
loudspeakers, in enforcement of a new
county ordinance.
W TOEY claim that the cost Or
cleaning . "up after the 4.th of July ds
proliibitive. what did it cost to hire the
men with guns on their hips? And it is
traditional for fainilies coming l'O'Aliso
on the 4th to dig a fire pit in the damp
sand and lo send !he children out
searching for litter to add to it. The trash
cans ~'ere overfio\vlng when we arrived:
our children willingly picked up debris
for our fire, and three acres of beach
I am one or the bool<;-besotted people.
One of the outer areas of irrationality
\\'hich I recently have explored in my
nature is a rurious re\'erence ·for
an}1hing that is printed. and especially if
printed In a book, and most especially
bet\\·een hard cardboard or leather
covers? ·
T was brought up tn a culture \vhere the
norm "'.al illiteracy, and the ability to
read was so1nething .
rare and ~-onderful n ......as. in a followlniz: . _
' J(eneratioo,.. was !he '!1-chance to go to col· .:P
le~e. •
\\1hal got into print ~ was for me, because
or this training. · ·
somethin.R: like Old
Testament engrav-ln~ on stone tablets. Whal W8J in a. book
\\·as The Word. To doubt suct(·words ,.as
SQmethinglike floutiii'g Holf SCiipture.
This will be hard fQf those o{ the telly
generation to conceive. I .can only assure
you that It was so.
Dick l\1erri\\'(!1l,, Schopenhauer, the
poetry of Shelley. the capi t alist
manifestoes of lloratio Alger, cookbooks
and catalogues-these all had a thing in,
common : Ttley had fought their way into
print. They v;ere, therefore, good and to
be believed.
mo.re time for the Racing rorm, free' "'er~ cleaner for it. I'm sure that's why
organ concerts in remote churches, etc., tAe rule abou't f1res only in the three or
etc.. four firepits on that beach has always
1 HAVE, in Emerson's ~·ords. begun to been unenforced on that particular holiday. read proudly. "Read proodlf," said the \l.'e had been told by the embarrassed
man . "Put the duty of being read Jifeg~rds, some of whom had brought
· invaria~y ·en the author. lf he is not their own fire~'Orks, that !he children
,.read. whose fault is ii ? I am quite ready could at least en)O· y their sparklers. The to bl charmed. but I shall not make believe I am charmed." men with guns said those."\\•ere ''the , , 'ftf'SI of ah". ~ause ot!the dangeroUs
\\ords to 11Ut on anybody s library wall, . wires. 1be Wires rust··pnd crumble
or on anybody's Christmas sampler. As a _quickly, especially on 8 ·et beach, but
loniler book so't, l now give the autl)or lre 've al....,.ys ,.insistea ouf-Children
any given novel !en pages. or IS at the retrieve them immed ~IJIY~ add them most~ lo rivet my attention. Otherwise, to the rest«~f the trastr:iiJo;_~ years o(
out. If ,he _ writes sentences which I . walking back ~foot /rom1:'1iso af"r
cannot----Understand at a quick. reading. dark \\o-C havo Rtver been injured-»Y
also out, even if ij_ be such an esteemed · .,· , 1 . w1tes. c ass1c' as · Malcolm Lovny's . no1v • much-touted "Under tbc Volcano." ,EACJ.1 'rl~tE the en forcement vehicles
Ten times at least, I've triCd to get into ·J(!ft an area, the ir departure / was
that book, usually at the insistence of / ~pe~~~~.g\~~1-~anndln~~r~=sro'; admiring friends , and some ti m cs .,.,.. ... ~ ~~se I spent thr~ ycm in th~ the la"'' for our chjldr'~. \Ve finally
l\1ex1can town where the novel was laid. l grumbll'd our .,.;way hO:tD,eward as
thought no book about CuemavaCa could directed. t«7 aet off fireforks in our
fail to ... interest me. But \\Ir. Lo"rry drive1o1'ay. "'hi ch is ayerhung with
consistently has. He seenu to me that eucalyptus and pine trees and surrounded
ONE LEARNED witb ltle sadnesi that rare kiOOOf drunken \.\'riter: One who by uninhabited acres of highly ext>losive
books \\'ere like everyµiing else. 5o1ne· writes like a drunk. dry brush. There isn't any um-place to
"·ere good , some Were bad, and triOlt · · ~ !§Cf otf fire1o1·orks than ill acres of d1mp
were awful. This ~u tiresome news, 11 • MY NEW..f'OUND infidelity ha.1 led m• sand:. why'WOUld you Conntt Supervisors
111 disillusioning neWI is. Along the 11me. into a practice \\'hich I ho~ to continue. outlaw lt? \\'hy make lhe '3.fest. thing
vein. how saddening the news that 11't!C!PilY read a "popular" lx>ok which illegal! ·
1o1Titers are, by and large, among tbe cost me SS. It "'as·P"'.'Qpcr gar~ge. 'Ill~ Our Federal Governntent is spending most boring of c:om,,...klnl! \\'U not I.he first time this has happened billiom in the next L~-o years to
Llke the rteenl. convert, the rttet'IL -to mt· Thi' was the first lime, though, draJW.ize otfl' ~country~s Bi-Cententlial
lnrldel is a furious man. Sincf my faith in lhat I ttrOte rbe publisher an iltdlgnant and 10c Spirit of Independence and an
the printed ~-Ord hacl. been pierced, let~cr. Books Peed a consumer movement• Iha!. and hem >'OIJ are, outla~·ing ·our
almost like a \•lrgin'a hymen . my fury quite •s much aa public ullllLy rates. traditional and perfectly sare fun . Will
had turiled against the number of awful Not only did J write . Lyingin my teeth, lhe.-county prohibit firc"·orks altogether.
books that I have allo\.\·ed myself to be I said I n -s goinc ~ tell my friends to and tt mpl mort people to bring in the
b6red by and distracted,..-w1th-all ~Tile. J thre3tened · that we "wld ~111 rea11Y d11ngerous kinds fron.1 over the
because of that built-in bl~ toward the hoyt'Olt tht: \\·ork.s or this oncc·gi rted border? The County is in ao untcnnhlc, book. author who now annually nlngs crD,JJ In unenforceable. expensive and ridiculous
_Now. I read a book with the utmost our fa ces.' I hJl.\'e found a sure V.·a)' to pos!llonr here: plt ase remove the ban
sceptlc!S1n. 1'fle burden of proof is on the combat public wlg:rrlty I! to set rn:an flre\\'.Ot~s on fhe beaches, or put the
book, By Golly! The results Of ftUs ORGANIZED opposition against it. Alm matter I.IP lo lhe, vole In the next election.
d.isapUne have been merul. One ;w; for the ~ket·book nCt'\'t, every time. ARLENE T. BRANoi:;wu-;
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THE PRELl~llNARY Mondale study statistics on the enti re economic and
shows that the age of young heroin users . soc!al effect of the Turkish vpiu1n
\Vas already creeping to\\·ard the reversal. Orie staff report wlll deal with
.preteens when . the opium ban dried up ho\\' to keep lhc hew heroiil boom from
much of the U.S. 'supply. Even during the. 'reaching the pret'e(!ns.
resulting opium famine. there ~·ere still l' · •
mDre than 1,000 heroin.overdo6e deaths a CONTAMINATED Y 0 UT HS : A
yt?ar. Ten percent of these \\·ere teen-nuclear plant run by billionaire J. Paul
agers, the youngest lfi.year~kis. Gel.ty has hired yol(lhs of 18 and older.
Mondale found that. at the time the \\·orked them in radiation areas, and !hen
Turks stopped planting opiun1, heroin use allegedly cut them loose in t\\'O days
had spread from traditional narcotics after they got radiated.
centers such as New York City. Chica~o tn some cases, environmentalists,
.and Los Angeles into small towns and charge, the young people ~·ere never
C\'en rural communities. given forms telling them h9W much
SPOKESl'tlEN for Illes company~ist
that \,he plant is well run and safe, that.
the doses received by workers ~·ere well
within the allowable lifetime range for
radiation set by the AEC. .
Since its reprocessing shutdown for
.expansion in 1972., the spokes.nan sa1a.
the plant has had virtually no exposure
problems, Which previously we r t
minimal, they insisted. ·The hiring of
young people is done through a
contractor, they explained, and all get
close radiation monitoring.
.Making Marriage Sizzle
The Mod ern Ms. W 01i't Like the Messa ge
The times they are a-changing. The
latest best seller, reports Newsweek, is
"The Total Woman," which !ells the
housewife how to "put the sizzle back
in to her marriage."
To a c q u Ire highly erized sil!le.
authoress J\1irabel Morgan advises her
fellow housewives to L r a n s ! o t m
themselve>i into ad-
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hoperully on ' Miss Kupcake i n
Accounting. but she. as usual, declined to
return his soulful looks.
The call came \Yhen he was in !\1r.
mirln,11;, natterin~.
~ltenllve, obsequious
and total.ly subse:rvi·
ent sex pot~.
Higgentoth's Office. "'I crave ycUr body," whispered the seductive voice,
-' breathing heavily. ''Who's calling?" · If inquired Fred absently. But \\'hoe.Ver II
,..,-Was hung_·up. _ · As though-this
weren't enough to
drive any modern
111s. up the \VOil , !\:lrs.
J\lor,11;an provides the
follo~·in.it: Helpful
Hints :
~ When he straggled in the· door that
evening, there \\·as felicla In high heels
and an apron. The apron retninded him
or something.
Ci) To awaken your lord' and master,
"rub his back. whisper in his ear.'' (2)
Put mash notes In his lunch bag. (3) Call
him at the office and 1o11lispcr, "l crave
your body." (4) Greet him tit the door
~-earin~ hl~h heels, black mesh stockings
and an apron. If nothl.na else. {$l r'Oive
liim your undivided aUen1ion" every wak-
in.it moment. ,
• Like · all popular formulas, Mrs.
~lorgan'a bu malically transmuted
countless marriages. Take Fred and
Fetlci .. ~'rlsbto who had a dull, prdeo
''aricty tort of OM-•llil Felicla'rtad the
hook. •
11011, HOW 1 adore you,'' she
\l'hlspered inlo Fred's ear as she rubbed
hls back tl'tC next morning. Fred rolled
over and opened a blt$rY malevolent e)'t.
"I've got to go to the bathroom," he said.
At !he office. bla ; suspicions ·ere
llfOused ~·hen he (OUnd a mAsh note in
his lunch bag. His aispictons centered
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"JUST SIT In your chair. dear." said
Fe.licia, "and I'll bring you your pipe and
slippers and kneel al YoUr feel while you
rea.d your paper." -
"t don't smoke a pipe." said Fred. And
he found It difficult to ronccnlrat e on the
news with Felicia sighing so loudly.
"Have you seen yo:ur allergist lately?" he
asked .
At 10 p.m. Felicia Inquired, "\Vouldn't
)'OU like to oome lo bed, dearest?"
"Not tonight.'' said Fred, •:J've got a
headache."
BY THt END of the wock, Fred had
taken to turnlna: do\\'11 the 1hermosta' 10
get so1ne clolhca on Felicia and also
bringing home frl~ for dinner. •
1-~1nally, he blew up .. "You 've got to
&top making these obscene phone calls to
me aJ the ornct:," he said. ' . · "l'in only trying lo put some sizzle
back in our marriage,'' said ,.~cllcla. '·t
can·t help it thnt,.l COl1Jtontly crave your
beautiful body."
"If there's one thing r can't stand,"
cried Fred. storming out or !be houae,
''It's to be treated as a sex object!"
SO FRED joined the P.lalt. Liberation
l\fovement and ran away .with a lady
anthropologist. Felicia. forced to support
. hersel!. took a y_ocalional AptifOOe Test
which proved her to be admiring,
flattering. . attentive, obsequious and
totally subsurvient.
"Then I'm a perfect wife?" she asked
the employment contlselor.
"No," he said. "but 1 think we can get
you a job as a White House aide.''
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OlANMCOAIT
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wttd, Publishtr
Thomo.s Ket11it, Editor
Barbaro Krtibich
Edfroria& Page Editor
The tdilorial 1Plle of" the Dail)'
Pilot ~ks to lrdonn and i:timulale
readers by )n5Cl'lting on lh is pqe
• dlvtrw•commentary'on toples or tn-
ttttst by syndk:ated cohu'rlnlfl• and
<"artoonials, b1 pravlding a forum kJr
t'ndttt' Vk!\vs and by ~J'W' this
nl!1\'SPlPtt's opink>ns and ldt&I oa
Cumnt toplca. The editorial (lplftlons
ol. the Daily Pilot apptu only in the
tditorial oolumn at tht: trip of the
pqc. Opinions txPft'!iatd by the col-
umrUtll and eartoonllts and lall«-
writffl att thtir own and no t'* 1e-
mcnt ol the\r Vlf!WI by the DI.Ii,
POot aha>Uld be lnltmd. .
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CHARLESTON. S.C. (AP ) AME c~qrtbe~ ilnd a Is o
~ Barbara Risley Kingston, a teaches Sunday schoot classes
white woman· who says she Is and ~ib!e stµdy groups. S~ is
tired of sitting in white seeking .to be ordained as a
dlurehcs listening ·about how m Isler in the chlirch.
to relate to black people , has ,.
joined a black church 11m · 'I ROPE 1'11.AT t 'then get a
hopes soon. tO""be ordained a chui:ch of my own somewhere
minister:· jn the Charleston area," she
Mn. Klnp1on bal been said. .
·1icenled bY the predominantly In' May, Mrs. Kingston
black African Met bo d i 5 t became_ tge first woman to
Eplacopal church to preach in rece ive a master of divinity
,. • · degree from the Lutheran
Seminary at Columbia, s.c.
The !lOfmal process r o r
becoming a minister requires
four years, two as a deacon
and two as an elder,
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THE FAIIULY CIRCUS By Bil Keaqe
"I'll bet you'd scold me if I put my thumb in a pie.".
_Petaliunii
Supported
On Curbs,.,
"But I hope my graduation
from ' Ille seminary wilt speed ..-----THE BEST-------that up," s!>e said. "I hope I ·
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
city of Petaluma has ·won · a
temporary victory \fhcn U.S ..
Supreme Court Justice Wllliam
O. DouR;las stayed a c:ourt or-
der which prevcntf.d the city
from llmitina growth.
Pe taluma's contrc>Yerslal-
ordlnance would IU,,it new
home oonstructloo to 500 units
per year through 1977.
U.S. D,lstl'ict Court Judge
UoydiO. Burke ruled April 24·
that the ordinance w a s
unconstitutional on "grounds it
violates equal prore<:tion of the
law and deprives owners or
the USe of their land. He ruled
in a suit filed bY developers
and builders. . _
Officials in Petaluma, a city
of .30,000 north of S ii n
Francisco, asked Douglas to tby the ruling · J)ending a
further hearing. D, o u g I' a s •
order has the effect or !lettinir
aside Burke's decision until
higher-courts have decided-the
'question.
They. asked for the staYJ
because the growth limitation
WUJ expire in 1977, so that
even if, they win the appeal.
the benefits ol the plan migbt
be nullified.
can be _orda~ as a deacon __ · ~ _ ~llctte..of_
fal)d an e1der simultaneouslY."
MRS: XINGSTON'had been
a ""mber of the Mt. Pisgah
A~ church at Sw:nter from
1969 uoUJ last September when '
s~ transferred to Morris
Brown · :A.ME. in Charleston.
lier husband, Paul J .
Kingston, is pro{eaor of
.J>Olitical _science at , TJt.e
Citadel, South c .a r o 1 i n a • 1
miHtary'C:ollege iti Charltston.
"'lbcy've b .1 e n perfectly
deliJ!htful," Mrs. Kingston
sai~ of the Morris Brown
Congregation.
lo.frs. Kingston , a m.tive cif
Eas t Hartford, Conn., is a
~raduate of the UniveiSity ·of
Connecticut.
PERSIAN RUGS
yet olhrod fw .... "'
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·AUCTION ' SUNDAY ~ULY ·21st - 2 PM
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interview with the Hartford
Cpo/nint. Mrs. (\mgstoo -said NEWPORTER INN, 1107 ''"''"' u. ,.
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she ·was "diwtblied" with AUCOR lllC,Ul31 "0-2tlq hef wl;lite, Congregational ....._ ~ 1 c,.. ~ .
church's approach to rece re-J~===================::~JI latioos and sought something
~r ~~i: black people
any better than v.·hJte," she
,said, but added that in the
\Vhite church she never came
into Contact with b I a c·k
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·sex Decder
Indicted ••
NEWARK, N.J. (UPI! -A ,New York man has been
lndicted by a federal lfaNI
jury in connection with nine
companies wh1ch allegedly
promoted the sale of phony
v.·eight reducen ai\d sexual
stimulants in five states.
Real Expert
HE WAS READ the
"~1irarida warning'' .and
charged with being ~ a ,
con v icted felon in
po!se.ssion of a handgun. •
confeSsiori in the rape-
kidnap .,.,.as inadmissible
as evidence at. his trial
~tarvln Schere of Albtrtsoh,
N'.\'. was charged with fraud
and conspiracy. in as!o;iation
·with 001npanits w h I ch
operated in rive New JerseY
co,nmu nitles, ti,1·0 in
Connecticut arid ooe each In
New York and Oh'4>. ·
,TEMPE. Ari1. (AP) -
Ernesto Mirando, whose
birtoric ·case led lo
c hanges in police
p r.ocedures everywhere,
re~ived • first-hand look
at the U.S. · Supreme
Court's ruling in action;
police here said.
1
• Ernesto Aliranda. ~3.
WilS st9J)ped on a trarfi c
violation Suntla\• an d
police said Afonday Jhey ,
found a ·pistol under t.is
car teat.
Asked if l\1iranda ~·as
advised or his righCs,
detective Jerold . \\'arren
replied : "Everybi>dy
ach;sed him of his righ t3."
l\flranda was CQnvicted
o·r robbery and kidnap-
rape in 1963. Three years
Jater, the U.S. Supreme
Court ruled that h i s
. because he had not first
been warned of his right to
remain silent. ·
. TllE DECISION lorc<!d
RQlice departments t o
• begin giving suspect.• the .
"l\Utanda warning," a set
procedure followed by law
enforcement officers in
cautioning suspects ~ f
their, rights. lie was al90 chariied in con-'
nectlon with the 111Je of 'lO-
calJs<f · aphrodjsiacs.
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8 DAILY PILOT Tutsday, July 16", 1974
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TONIGHT'S ·scR Scores Smash With 'Gods-pell'
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TV HIGHLIGHTS i • I ',
ABC 0 8:30 -"Linda." Murder shalters a
t
vacation trip for t\VO couples when one of the
'. wives rra1ncs her husband. Stella Stevens. Ed Nel-
son, Joi}n 1.1rj:ntlre and John Saxon are featured.
All too rarely, abou t every
other season or so, a local
slage producllon comes along
"'hich reaches over t h e
footllii:ht, to talie a !irn1 fiold
on the hcnrl and soul or its
nudienC<'. P..lorc oftt•n 1h11n 1101,
It hap~ns at Soul h Coast
Reper.tart.
Intermission
.Tom Titus
r NBC 'o 10:00 ~ Police Story:· A string .cir
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senseless slayings keep detectives 'Darren AlcGavin
ancl 111ichnel Cole hopping as they pursue a killer
called ''The Ripper."
\\1hich is v.·hy S C ll · s
exhilerating production of
"Godspell" should ron\c <is a
suprcn1e enjoy1nrnt but no
"OOOSl'lLL"
1' m11tkal ••~..,. b•le<l Oft tht Go1~
of $1. Ml11Mw bv JOhl'I MltMtl
Ttblltk, crlr@Clfod bv Jlllln·Oa~ld 1(1Uer,
TV DAILY LOG . \,.--
wl creiJon bl' Greoarv !.ollon. l11htl1111
&'f &ollon t i>CI R19l1111lcl ll-. mutlctl
cl!r~llOl'I by JOhn E ll l 11glon .
choreography bv OemeM HtU tNI e oa
Wrigl\I, prrMnll'd"V.'tOMMl8rl 1hf0vllh
S11n<11n 11 • o'clock 1hrqh J.,ty 1..cr A1,1gull al South COit! R$ft'l0<V, 1811
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Tuesday
Evening·
THE CAST
G•..., 8ell, Rick D.lyle, Leo C-rtt~.
Dement ~6H. 11 .... ry Hlll.r B••111•a
Ltv•, C••ol MlrUn, Midh• McF••·
' 111\d. ~i.ve P1!r1~, Jvtle Sthw••U, D tfD (I) EB QC Tuadar ~ Joft. S~rm•n and Ob' VirlgM.
ICl C!D) '\111111" !Rl (cl11J '73 :__ surprise t() those \1110 have
Stella S!evens, Ed Nelson, John Mc· I · · ·11 · lntire, Jolin Suon, M.ry Robin Rtdd. folio\\'~ I 11 s sc1 nu, at1ng
A btach vK.ltion sh11ed by to.a professional Cosla f\I es a
, JULY 16 C011ples ls sud~enly 1h1t~tl'ed whe1 company through its nearly 10·
•·.oo 0 -o~-~. , .., ... , OM of Ille w1vts commits murdtt year career on the Orange
.,. IL!Ui.l~liU 1nd l1Jmes het husblnd for tilt rnnst. O»fl\t(iJlll'.Ili~(l)) Mft1 crime. '-""
Oleu1111 mM1n1Criffi11Slliw "Godspell" reliindles that
Ci) H11111'1 HtrMS • I m IWilrallstl M.lohn Muir" A S~· fervent rappot't b e l w e e n 0 lt¥tr1J Hiilbiiiies I 1iih imm!111nt. to the U.S., Muir performer and pla}•goer lo a
plontered !he t1us1dt to uw lht 'lch hed · •••101•--m Mlnioli: lmpouibi. Yoitm1le Yal\ey. The p10&11m was pt unreac SJncc " '~ m Mtd Sqllld . • I filmed I• Wiscansln (~rt Muir Earth" brought audiences to
EE [l Pffre '•111•llr I 1rn up) and Jn Yostmitt. their feel at sen more than
(:tj M-: (CJ (Zb1) "Spri11rtltlll CJ!) h'*-1 ~
Rini" (•es) ·~z -G•IY C:OOper
Ph1lhs lh11tt1. ':OO @ Tlll leW OtlH -• m z..1 . G) Wlln Dill-All ... A•1l1 ''? 7
' Bill Bunud ·11111atu tllis OIM llow 6 3-
EE Spttd a.cer benefit special depidin1 tlle pH111t 8350
6:30 @ Dlllel'I Choice ol tftd.t111t1ed $9edes._
0 Dick ¥111 DyU m ..... tilt 11, lde1! .. " Jokt
(lg) MtlY 'riffi• Sflow it I ·DM..,_ Wt1pow"
I l~ Ktfh'I Heroes U) Mtcita T1patits
Tlli Clll Clii'N• ml Tt!.I~, C.-tarios Tht riollft1t
-Trft'lj Fil•• 9:30 II("'(()) Hhliu "Murd11 ln
· TIM Mventur111 lht Slave T11de" (R) A IKin1
uttlt IWc.als loolb1H star is ch1r1ecl witb mur·
derin1 his !tam's. vicious owner,
7:00!(D (J 0 m aJ""9 ind lht vidim's widow llirts H1w-
ltwlln1 lw Dollt11 kin1 to handll lht dtl•llSL Ptltr
Mtrit: (2hr) "'6tlt1N11 ti.-M1rk Rh::h_11t1n, Warren lltmmtrl!n&
(drl) '42-£nol fl1nn, Alexi• Sm!!h. and [lien Weston c111st.
(_i} S1l1r! to AdvtnlMll I (I) Sb Wivts el ..., __ 1111
three years ago. In esseii.ce,
the t\\'O shows arc quite
similar in structure-«Je built
aroWld· ecology. ·the oihcr
around the· gospel.
BUT DON'T think you have
to tie a rcligious person to
enjoy "Godspell." It's doubtful
Iha! C\'Cll the lllOSI devout'
athirst could help but join in
!he st.1nding O\'alion offered
each night 1·a1 le<Jst during its
openi ng \\'cekcnd 1 10 the
energetic. enthusiastic and
superbly dirccied com11any of
12 young perfonners \\'ho
bring John·l\1ichael Tcbt'l.'.lt(:i
blendint: of scripture and
showmunship to life.
\Vhile ecclesiasl ical purists
might wince at the sight or
Jesus in a Supcr1nan jersey
tossing his first line to John
the Bapiist ("I caine to get
\\'ashed up," the sho11• is a
literal godsend for tl\ose who
have long sin~ failed lO
equate rele vance \1·ith religion.
The show imJ}Jrts t h e
te.ach ings of Christ in the ·
unvarni shcd terms o(
.today-the Beatilutc~ · a re
doted ou1·frOn1·n Crucker Jox
box und p:irables con1e rn a
min strel sho'A' format-in a
production whi'ch does not
satirize ils source 'but 1nerely
updates lie language. As the
crucifixion approaches. the
ten11» slou•s, the Ughl.9 dim
and the message conies across
u·lth Immense fecli\lg and
clarity.
. GUEST DIRECTOR John·
I>.ivld Kellrr makca a most
auspicious debut at SCR with
bis superlative staging or
"Godspcll." Under KeJ\er·~
imaginative guidance. t he
stage is alive u·ith movement.
much of it \11ildly 1:Qmir The
company. spills out intO the
audience on n1aily occasions,
ns' if daring the paygoer to
remain involved .
Ensemble excellence i s
refined to o degree .seld<>Jl}
cncount.ered in local theater.
C\'Cn at SCR. The company ot
six men alld six women is
blcnd&t (\vith lhe exception of
the Jesus role\ into an
intcr\OC'king uni! whictl can be
hroken u1> and reassembled
\.11ith ease in illustration. of
each proverb or pa:rable .
Leo Greene, a relative
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"ISLAND
MAGIC"
plus
2 How
Short Films I What's Mr Line? ''Y"--.L-!' '---+
I Lne Luqi I l'J ,.., JI I ates A Thief ' fE Ttltft Co• Osw11d1 Calvt
(!1) (J) I Dft• el Jtan•it
'2)bltrtkll lO:OOOQJOOl1imPolic1 Sl1rr ~(]) Drtptl ,. '':f°he Ripper" (R) Dtnen McC1viw
Jtoli hit "Malcolm Lowl)'" and Mic:~ael Cole shr 1s delectNes
~ 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.
COU ...... POC~S ........i> 1l l ~:::::::::::::::::::-:::::=::1 00> Htt Kn . invesli11tin1 a slrl111 of senseless
I Dr sl.ayin1s in llleir tlforls lo lilld t uZr la Pllic:U killer nicknamed 'The Ripper.'
Tkftt SIHCts 9 tD ID News.
--WlfMI IEST ACTOI JACK NICHOLSON
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@ ""YM-,.... 7:JOINn T1U1Uf11 HYnt D @Cil m Mattus ....., 111.1.-"THEN~ i.Ccf.!T,~,•IOMS"·
l ~·· Kma J (R) Dr. Kilty belriends 1 )'OUllC I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~lb~~~~~~~;:::~~dl . r., ~~~·· l mother llld teams that ... IOlll· I·
5«ttts "• Diep ytll·lld son, lttl d1ily in tlll cett
1 TH"'*-' ltf It I or his nine·)'t'JJ·old siilff, .H111rs
· Millitll $ Mwil: CC) tz:lii) "Ma<·I from pe1iodic blldoul1... R'I .M__._.. r--.1.. licllord Hwris llifittnl ObwllioW" ~dla) 'S( -U10 ---Roe• HllCIW!!, .i.ne Wyman. Qji NH .. As.ltclll ..,, 44/100"1,_ DEAD" INI
ID M~ . . I ~,, Ttn Ult TIVUI fl;J Tiit Ctllill1 Awtldtr If Ji_, '+ ''U.UGHlrol<i' POUCIMA"" ~ llt'1 Makt A Deal. ln11rt {R) .
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Otilffttl 9'111 1" C.lln•Jjit:JOQ.hvit: (CJ •'ilk A.......-·-"CHIMA.TO t•I
WO, '°Id'°"' Sbtw I (co111J '~Ylflll Usl Pfler Mc· ~ 11tt 'lloul '-r £nery, ~ '
l :OOll(9CJ)Jf]J.._,. (R) Wll· llillr..Mf . •I.r's otlice pJrr,. l!Otl 11¥1')1 when1 Ll~GriUI
his em~lo1eu inno1111C1 !heir furut11 · """""' ~ns 1or ·111, oJlic•. .. IJ:oolaommmNe•s
U i1) Ci) ®J m A!St•IZ Su n· (l (jJ !Hi g ta) Ci) Ntn burn" (R) ~ht olhce1s help victii:ns 1 Im ti 'Mdll
ol an 1ct1dent, ilop a c11 w1th l IB"'PlltlltfJ
ph<lny lk:ena pl1!e1 tnd di\lt Inlet Mftd Kltdltetk Pflstlltt
a 11~1 !O help drownin1 boys. ., MM: "lide A Yllltll 1111"
9 ~; (C); (ltlr) "Niii,... ("'s) 'S7 -John Jc1r, bllll)'• (com) ~1!11 Lo1tn. [dwuds.
fJ @(i) w Ml ppr DIJI "Be· !CDT•• Ybitot
W1St Slit's Tht11" (R) Riclllt Jiii WM
11rees '9 a. llllnd d1t1 .W.UM ( (])) Tiii PiMHl'I
Poti.t'I all tor I costllflll PlrtJ ~as • murn·i cousin In Mid ol Ill ll:lO I) C·~ (]JI CD CIS Lall .....
escort.,._ laces arr 1wbrtr4 Mf'li1111 (C) "Mtlil Autn tilt [ .. ,...._..
•hen h1 di500Yefs hi, ht• towers (dra) ·~ -'Cllrislopher Plumme1
mer him. • Bort l'tt1, Ptttr f11k, G)'JISJ Jloit Lrt'.
111 ,. .... C>Ow I !j,t [j] a m -, ..... a:m!!C ltinlfi11'c Im. Ill'· fr.ct..r ......_ •u• & laii., Circa l'le.itre Cw-• .... : "'I.WI el a.. "'-" 11a,. (ldw) '57 -WllJ.ni hr111r, Jcia•
U)ewriOtlll • YoPls. a. ~ie= rc1 t2111> '1k Si"" o @rn m w. w.w .. ,."" Dlllict" Part .I (d11) 'SS -Pill! '111t Herl Scream You Htar" (R)
Newman, N1t1llt Wood. f.D Ttfl"' Ktll$
(ID Mtn luiWs, M11 Dl11"f1 ''Thi
Ci!y Wi!h i\ fu1Wft" 12• II llltwit: "c..111' .... lilt
I Qultn iirt11..W." (wes) '36-Gtfte Autry,
~ Ann Rutlltmlrd.. •
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newcomer to the Costa ~1esa tuld one. \~hich
co1npany, Is olltstandlng In the playg04!rs, this one included,
tole of J~su.s. Although not as \!.'ill want to visit again. lt
prewsse51ing vocally as, say, n1ny prove n s e r i o us
l"Uck Doyle who plays .Judas, ch11llcn&cr to "~1othcr Earth''
ainong otbeni. Greene niovcs ~ln tcr1ns of audience appeal.
easily and confidently lhrc111gh Perf0t111anccs or ;,C~odJ;pCll"
his asslgnffil'fll, . continually t.'Ontlnue through July and n1aint~inlng control n n d August nJgptly c x c e p l
balancing the Ins k s ,.of_ A'londays and Tuc~days. with a pr~acher. ~mcee and~hun101 1~1 ..i 30'Cl0ck 1118 ureeoRSuOOays,
'A'hlch weigh equally In ht s at the Third Step Thea ter, 1827
character. Nc1A•port Blvd., Costa t.1esa.
DOYLE Al'ID· Bob Wrl~hl
are the strongest or the
ensemble individually-\vit h
their powerful stage presencc
'and unquenchable energy . Top
co1nic honors g() to Sieve
Patterson and" ~1 a r t h a
r.1eFarland 11hc hitter in 'a
"'elcome return to SCR), \\'hllc
Dcmene tlall. v.•ho shares
musical staging credit v.·ith
\\'right, flash<'S a. rnd iant
talent in her SCR dcbot. She
·afld pert, blonde Bonny Hill
are a pair or new races which,
hopefully, will be seen 111orc
often -oo the repertory stage.
''Godspell" is, unc1uc!!tion·
ably, ·the (in est produc·
tion mounted on an Or·
rulge. C o as t stage this yrar,
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"Killtr 11 Set" (RI lmP1eulonlst 1:111 (}) D ~ 00 K•.n, ,
Jolin B111tt 111e1h IS Dutfy M1klnt, 8 (fj fii
a shipboard cotnedi1n btset by 1am· blln11 dellls, who lt111 lie m1y bt tilt
ln1en6ed m11k of llis trtditor,. D @Cilllt m••c T••••ar 1llJ1tt1Y -~111' "Man Runnin1"
(II) Tentfly lft;stl1ate1 a series al
·1~bt.r.1!1 of AiPeT11ive homes ind
discowlJ iMif much more lies bt·
h•nd !ht lm:enles,
· Wednesday
DAYTIME 1.10VIES
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P11nt, 0.. Dli;N. Jon C.ulf1tlill.
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12:00 m {C) ''Ther C1Me II CINl11rl"
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KOC£, CHANNEL it
Orange Ccunty's UJIF televisJon statJon, KOCE·TV, ha.!!
s_ch~:Jufed the rouowinr special erocrams today. Detailed
lis11ngs of Charmel 50's prop'ams are ca rried io. the Daily
Pilol's TV \Veek each Sunday . ..
l :M MA ICING THINOf Oll:OW IC! "Tiii Por11bl1 ClrdlnH J:ot WHl!ILS, KILNt, o\ .. D CUT
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QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl
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Michiga~
Tougher
On Rapes
; ' Priest Loses . . Shirt
$3. ~fillion in Stocks Dotvn Tub e
CHICAGO (UP I) -A Community Co 11 e g e in $100,000 o~ the debt to the New
Roman Catholic p.riest who Chicago. York brokerage firm, Paine
arnaued S3 million on the \\'cbber Jackson and Curtis,
LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -atoCk m111ket 'oa!y to watch it WEARING A BLACK stiit Inc., but the Chicagu bank
d .. ~•1 Jn and priest's collar, Se.lski The st.ate'· legislature has """' e an en tang I e d held his check for 14 business
upproved a tough rel'isk>n or dispute with a brokerage firm stalk~d from the federal days and Paine \l/ebber sold
Tuesday, July lf>, 1974 D'AILY PILOT 9 -----
. Hair Slave$, Go Free! ·
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Michigan's antiquated rape baa filed here for bankrUptcy. courtroom and said, "Th,ere.'s the Struthers \\rens stock.
laws to make il ~sier to . The Rev. Norman R. Senski, no ,2lher way to match ~he big The massiVe sale in a stock _
convict rapists. , 44, a aecUlaf l>riest ln a-" guns. They .not only Want Y.OU__. normally tradc.>d at a-rate of n
. The legislation prohibits a Wisconsin dk>c8e who also la to lie down, they w~t ~.o eat few hWldred shares a day
JOSEPH'S SCISSOR' STYLING
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MOW POI TOUI CONYINllNCI •• •• OPIN. DAILY d r 11... from an aaoc.lite ,_,essor .A' the meal off your bones. shocked the stock market, eense a rne y ..-v• w -send' th I sh humanities at M a f · Sensk.i filed for Wtnkruptcy rng e pr ce per are I A.M. to 10' P,M,....SAT. & SUNDAY. 9 to 5 P.M• dredglne up details of a rape Y a 1 r after firing his attorneys who plummc1ing by about 5 11
victim's previous s e x u a 1 . saJd he owes them $10.ooO. ,jpe~r~c.~nll_l.c_:__:_ _ _:_ _ ___!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
activity in court in an attmept Alco· ho} He made no objection when
to discredit her by Implying ~.S. District Coor! Judge
·that she invited se1ual auack. I< rank J . ·~leGaf!:_ did not
"I can"t tell you what's wrong, bufyou ·d better send 'a
expert .on vertical hold ." ·
L. Itl. Bo9d
Famous Names ,. -.
NotTheirOwn
It'• an oddity that so many famous persons through·
out history are known to us by names not originaUy their
own. Christopher Columbus, Jor instance. Lenin and
Stalin. Saint Patrick. Numerous popes. l\fark Twain. Con·
fuclus and Englebert Humperdinck, some pair, that. Irv-
ing Berlin. But the list gets too long. Any others?
· AM ASKED to idenlify the ...,·Orld's .
longest love letter. That sweet mes-
sage CO{ltains 410,000 words. About
CoUr timcs ·as ml\"Y as the average
modem novel Orie of Queen Eliza·
beth's courtiers wrote it to his sweet·
·heart in the 16th century. What did he
say? Said ~ love4_ lier. It no-w rests-
m Ult British museum.
LONGEST WORD
Q. "What's the ·longest word in any language?"
A. That's a ·aet of syllables in Greek which meruµi
hash. Contains 171 letters. You can firld it in line 1169
or Arist.ophane's famous comedy "The Ecclesiazusae." And
·It's as long_~ all the words in this replr put together.
Q ... HAS ANY big league baseball pitcher ever actu-
ally killed a hitter with a wild pitch?"
A. Happened on.Jy once. 1be great Carl !\fays fatalfy
injured Ray Chapman ot the Cleveland Indians ln slk:h a
manner on Aug. 16, 1920. \Vas the only field death in all
major league history. .
Q. '"WHO invented the military dog tags?"
A. A New York resident--6amed Jotm Kennedr.. In
-May-of18S2~Trll!(!-tc>stlrtl!Cri1t<rltitVrUon Ari11y, ~t
got turned doWJl. That didn't bankrupt him, however. Lot
of soldiers bought-them from -him personally.---
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Re.member, ~ da.rker the honey, the ~ore disti nctive
the flavor. · .
IN BURMA Jives R tribe of athletes called the lntha
who row their longboats oot wit~ ·their arms but with their
legs. . .
WERE YOU AWARE that even before \Vorld War II
the Japanese Navy kept all its ships' lo~s in English! No
mystery about why. The Japanese lingo· is too cumber-
some for nautical !'eCQrds.
OHIO UNIVeRSITY'S Professor Emeritus Harvey c:
Lehman checkOO out lhe careers of thousands of inven-
tors, painters, playwrights and philosophers. To learn at
what age they seemed to do their best work. The findings
\\·ere remarkably consistent, Generally: Inventors. age 32_
Painters, 34. Playwrights, 35. And philosophers, 37. \Vith a
sufficient sCalter of exceptions.
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THE LAW ALSO changes-
rape from a sexual crime to a
crime· or assault, dividing it
~to . four degrees much as
murder is. divided into three
degrees. First-degree rape
\l:ould carry a maximum jall
teMn of life which Is the same
required by ®rrtnt law.
The House approved the bill
on a 99-% vote and the Senate
But Sen. Basil Brown, (D-
Detrolt), teamed with · other
attorneys In the Senate to
mo"e to reconsider tt>e. ~~
into law.
THE RAPE MEAS.URE
prol•ides that a ra~ vtctlm.
need Mt prove that she
resisted to the utmost -
scmethlng she must of~
provide in.court under current
law to win her case.
AdditionaDy, the proposed
law would protect men · and
women atike from fotced
sexual activity.
First-degree rape w o u 1 Cl
encompass se1Ual Intercourse ,
'with a child .under 13, 1nceSt
• .Y.1.tb a chikl aged IS to 16,
forceablc rape, npe·· With a
weapon-Or-rape ~mmitted
during the perpetration of
anotMr felony; such--"-a.s
kidnaping .
'l'HE 0'111Ell~T.H R.E E
deirees "'OUld · be f o r
progre!slvely lesser forms of
assaults. · ·
The lelrislaUon, which takes
effect Nov. 1, al90 for the first
time enables a SDOUse to file a
rape chare~ aeain.!t his or hei·
soouse while they are living
seoaratelv with d I v or c e
proceeding:s pendin'g. ·
The Michhlan women's la!:k
force on raoe has reported
that ol 5.000 cases cf raoe
lreated in Detroit a r e a
hosoltals in 1972, only 5.S
resulted in convictions and
prison terms.
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~·-lueiday, July lb, 1'74
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' Rams Reaffirm Vow: Will Fi.eld a Team
LOS ANl)ELES J~P) -The w..icm
ijvision\ champion. Los Angeles Rims
'lefl !raining camp Wednesday Y!'ilh just
re"' nu:iltcrs unsc11lc<I: YihO 11•ill sho1v
,, 11"1ether !fief'& will be pickets, and
ilethe:r there 11·111 be'l1 National Foolball
L~aguc season . "Whether 11•r actually picket or not,
··m not sµre." says Harns playP.r
19rrscntalivc Tom !\tack of the cnn1p at
ullerton State Univcrsfty. !'I don't think
'ol'OUld serve a lot of purpose at this
1ne. But y,·e don't intend to have
I---<~ el'pl go~to ettmp because we are on
rike I don't anticipate any veterans
)ing t.o cam p."
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hlack said the Rams veterans would
meet Wedne9day to de1ermine wk.it
course to Olke against the Rams as part
or the current NFL players strike. The
all-pro guard, 'an engintx!r In the off.
season, also said ·he 11'00\d meet with the
Ro1n rookies -to explain the issues
involved .
7\lcan1vhile. Roms oy,11er C a r o 11
Ro!enbloom VO\red the Rams "1iUld field
a team v.1thout veterans if necessary for
reg\.dar season and for the exhibition
schedule which begins Aug. 2 against
Cleveland at ~ Los Angeles Colisewn.
"Regardless of what happens we will
field a football team," he said. "I think
thl! thlni will be sol\'td because It must
be soh·ed.
"I believe that our obligation is to kffp
our store oprn . so that if ow-= veterans
ure not permilted to ttpOrt this year, if
Ed Garvey keeps them out , and J'n1 sure
he wlll try lo. that 'o\'C will ha ve a pll!.CC·
'ol'here· our players could come 1>8,ck next
_year." -_ -· Rookie coach Chuck Knox took Los
Angeles to a 12·2 record and the \\'estern
Dlvisk>n championshi p in 1973. He had
extended invitatlon.s to the camp to 71
rookies arl:I free flgel}tS as 'o\'ell as
several veterans, whose names ~·ere not
a'noouoced'.
Tllea talks broke oil belw .... owners cl the ....,.1 problems \b"t txllt," 11td
and ·the Nallonal--. Foo<baU League · Mack In · elj)lalnlng Wily the Ram
Ployen Auociatlon and the ptaytrS went vf!ierans ralght not plcket. ·
on strike. ·iwe have two obv'°'1s advantages ovri P.tack said many issue! in thl ltrlke do
last year at thJs time/' Knox said. oot Involve the Rams.
"First, all ~ coaches are better "I thlnk we are in 1 little bit tl. a
ncqualnted arid aecond, our players know unique sUuatk:ln hete ln Los An&elea. We
Wiand the sys\em better." .probably operate m the be9tenvtronment.
All-pros John llldJ, h1ack, Harold in football," he said. "Our tKuatioa and
Jack.ton and Merlin Olaon head a veternn the sttuatlon of. flnel are pretty good in
Ram team. H~lsman 1'ropb,y winner John our case. On other clubs lblniJ are Ca~llelli ol Penn State heads the fta)]y.alicky .. You have lo.._ whit
rooli:lea invited to camp. --you think·as a blanket feelln& and thla is
"The pnmary Jllll'POIO for plcke:Ung our only wny of expressing !hat W'e have
.wns to Inform the rooklrts and the public problems. in the NFL."
Bombs Mar R-aces.
Of French Cycles
ST. LAllY-SOULAN, France -'lllret
bomb espk>sions today destroyed several
vehicles .a~ying the Tour de
France bicyde race, one cit France's
major annual sports events.
An anarehlst undergnJund organir.a.tion
calling itselr the Intematlooali.1t"
Revolutionary Action Group& said it was
responsible for the bomb attacks: in this
remote . aid resort in the French
Pyrenees. It was angered because the
race made a one-day excursion Sunday
into Spain. .
The destroyed vehicles, parked in
readiness for today's 17th leg ·of the
mpn.tll\k>ng race., tncluded a van used by
the Frend! news agency to transmit
daily results. Nobody .. 11as frurt.
A pamphlet found nearby warned
Spanish cyclists" to quit the Tour ur face
"disa~ble comequences." It also
deooWiced the race for distracting people
"from tfle problems of how to survive in
the system, whethet" it UI Democratic «
or Fame along 'vilh two o t he r
ttKWoughbredl, UL activ:e trainer. uvt a
former jockey. '
• Charles E. Maher II, l>«$ldalt of the
National Museum of Racing, said
Monday a nationwide panel 'se1""""1
Secretaria~ Damucus, Dark Mirage.
trainer Charles Wittingbam and former
jockey Cooo McCreary, now a trainer.
e Spttt•Ulr Killed
LEHIGH, IO\\'B - A 43-ycar-old man
. v.·aiting to watch his teen·aged IOI\ play
in a baseball game was killed Monday
when a ball struck him on !he bead.
Dick li.1. Jotmon of Lehigh was
pronounced dead on arrivl.I at a Fort
Dodge hoopilal Where be WU laRo afW
the accident. .
'Ille game was between Dayton aJXI
Lehigh, a central Iowa ' lo"1I ol 750
persons .....
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CLEVELAND'S JOHN LOWENSTEIN IS TAGGED OUT AT THE PLATE BY ELLIE RODRIGUEZ. ,.
e No Stlmul•tlon
WNTSVILLE, Tex. -K. S. "Bud" Adams, o\\ner of the Houston Oilers
football team. says rule changes adopted.
by-tbe--new-World Foot~n-.. 1..e~ did
little to stimulate the frrst series of
SOJGNtES. Botg!um -'Ille toortng
U.S. junlor basketball learn, led by J&-
yeai-old Kim Stewart, easily beat
Belgiwn, fl0..74, Mooday.
. Phillies Sign
_ 14-year-old
To Pro Pact
SAN DIEGO (~) -"He's a )'OUllg
,'Uf and he's tonna be big," said
11--o'hHadclphia -first baseman W 11 J-J e
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"He's ilieDCst school kid I've ever seen
in my scouting;" added Phillies general
manager Paul Ou·ens.
The two men are talking~about Jorge
Lebron, of Patillia, P.R .. the J4-ycar-old
infielder the Phillies have signed.
"He talked to Tony Ta"ylor and, mree or·
four others from Puerto Rico and they
just couldn't believe it either -at this
young age \\'ith this type of action,"
Owens said.Monday,
"\Ve're going to bring him on slow. -'We
don't have the idea of exploiting young
kids." Owens said. He said Lebron, who
doesn't speak much English, migb\ be
playing \l'ith the Phils in four or five
year s. . He is one o( the youngest players to
&ign a professional baseball contract. Joe ·
"Nuxhall Pitched for the Cincinnati Reds
et the age of 15 in the 1940s.
The Phillies announced Monda y that
Leb'ron was assigned to their Auburn,
N.Y .. farm team of the New Yorf-Penn
league. lie will report to Auburn
Wednesday and be put on the inactive
list. along with .other young players
familiarizing theinsclves with p'r o
baseball.
"He'll tum 15 tn September and wilt
re-I.urn to Puerlo Rico to begin his
~freshman-year in high school," said
Ruben Amaro, the Ph.ils' chief Caribbean
scout who slgnl'd bim. .
"We signed Jorge with the
understanding he will complete. his high
school education while p 1 a y i n g
prpfes.sionaJ baseball. lle'll go to sclXIOl
during the off-season.
Phillies scouts saw Lebron ln a tryout
camp in PUCrto Rico and '1We just
decided he was so impressive y,·e wanted
1o bring him up," Owcns·said. Lebron.~
fect·IO and 150 pound!t, is a right-handed
hitting third baseman and shortstop.
Llnder baseball rules, athletes In the
United States cannot si gn wilh pro teams
·until" they graduate from high school. But
th e rule docs not apply to -!errit~ries
outside the country.
"\\le have to search where we're not
restricted by the d.rafl rule," said ()\\·ens.
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. ~ i;iames. . think . ,"Even with the changes I don't it
Got By on Sheer .Luck,
Says Disgrl!ntled _J.tyan
made for very exciting, spectacular
footl)at1," Adams said. "In ract, it was
Jather dull. -
"Last week some of those games bad
baseball scores."
-Adams, v.·ho had some trying years in
the American Football League, said
current talent in teams like"-u:ie rival
Sutton Gets
/Call Tonight
Against Expos
Houston Texans fails to measure up to LOS ANGELES (AP) -Battling to
the early AFL days. b of hi · -• the · • •• "Talent in the WFL doesn't begin to reat out -a Umg ~ump, . u.#:J
_ CLEVELAND (AI' 1--The California
Angels~olan Ryan.broke his three-game
losing streak l.tonday night with a 4-2
victory over tbe Cleveland Indians. but
the fircballer was not happy "'ith hls
perJonriance.
"I didn't have anything," Ryan said. "I
got by on sheer 1uck."
Ryan had a shutout goirlg until the
ninth inning when he gave up a double to
Angeb Sl•te
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George Hendrick and. a run-scoring single
to Buddy Bell. Ryan was taken from the
game at that point.
In the second inning Ryan gave ,-up
three walks and got out of a bases-loaded
jam. In the eighth, after allowing only
one hit in the first seven frames, he gave
up consecutive singles, but agaih worked
his way out of il ~r~ing-t"\\'O base
runners. .
"I was lucky to.get out of !Ollle tough
spots." said Ryan, who is now 11-9. "I
wasn't tired even though it seemed like I ·
threw almost 200 pitches. I wanted t.o
finish the game."
Luis Quintana can\e en to relleVe Ryan
and walked two batten to load the baaea.
Dave Sells came in to cool _ ~"i-ilre1 -alth:Jqh LuiJ , A1varadO'S 'slcnuCe tfy
scored another run for the Tribe.
H1mtiDgton Be.ad\'s Jack Brohamer
Mission Viejo
L11tes 83 Pros ~·
Eighty~hree prolmionals tee "'1
Wednesday in !he fint round ol m..taI
play in the annual ,Southern California
PGA tournament at MlSSion Viejo Coun-
try CIµ~"
A second round or medal play Is. 1el
Thursday "'ith the top 32 golfers advanc-
ing to match play Friday. The tourney
concludes Sunday with 36 holes.
,;asn't roo1ed~ by. ~Angels pitdlin1.
collecting a hit .in two official trips to the
plate.
compare with what we had in lbe AFL Angeles Dodgen open a three-game
back in 1960," be said. "TaJent-i•·~lnst Montreal'• Expos tooigbt
thin. Look at the Texans -if they goLa v;ith right-hander Don sutton hoping 13
Cew nicb, I don't really know what "'ill be lucky
they'd do for players. He's bad . 12 starts since his 1ast. CALll'OllNIA CLEVELAND
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FRESNO -Rnsooc Pondexter, a
starter on last season's nationally ranked
Cal St.ate (Long Bea'ch) team, signed a
multi-year contract 11tonday with the
Virgiilia Squires or the American
Basketball Association.
The &-foot·6 Pondexter said he ch::lrse
Virginia over the National Basketball
Association champion Boston Celtics
because he has a better chance lo make
the te<ftn.
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SARATOGA SP.RINGS, N.Y.
Secretariat. the nlnth--rfiple Crown
Wimer, has been voted into ractng's Hall
Ticket Sale Coercion
Denied by· UCLA· Official . . . ... • \..• .. ,.\1..1 ! .....,.. ~ ·' • .,, ........... r-1' •
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The UCl..4. need and must have your total support as
athletic department says it is untrue that there are thousands of football season
a letter mailed by the department ticket holders who \\Wld___~ly love to
threatened to take aw8ylbe sea:soo be a ble to purchase season basketball
ba.sketball tickets of _,me fam un1ess tickets in Pauley Pavilion where the
they bought seasoo tickets to the school's Bruiru: piay. In the rising economy i~ is
football games. . imperative to oomider that priorities be
"I can see how people could have read given to the people who~ the total
an implication into tbe letter," said afhletic program.".. ·
Robert Fischer. UCLA ---.Cina tlcSel bolclw who got the letter director, speaking for vacationing said, "I considered your tMX--91>Veiled
athletlc director J.D. Morgan. • 1 __!~reat of taking our season basketball
111t was tent out in nnewhat of ;r-nckets away from U1 if we do not buy
hurry. A couple of sentences could have season football tickets the poorest kind of
been rephraSecl. sportsmanship and totally unworthy of
"But the suggestion that \\'e're-trying the· high quality of Bruin athletics.''
lo coerce people into buying football "I think they have a lot of nerve. It
tickets or having their basketball tickets · amounts to bi-ibery,'' another sald.
removed is absolutely untrue. If the Fischer said the Jetter was sent to
pcotJle had contacted us and asked, about 600 person.! -about 15 percent of
they'd have found that out." basketball season ticl<et holders. The
The k!!W r signOO by ~lorgan and dated BfUlnS ·have been , perennial national
July 3 read: "f am addressing this letter co1lege basketball champions but have
lo you and a limited number of other not fared as suctessfuJly in Cootball and
basketball season ticket holders who do tickets for football bave not as o!ten been
not also have season football tickets. We sold out.
pi~ victory -a 1-0 four-hitter over
lioUstoo. on May 14.
His record bas gone from 6-2 on that
night to 6-7 at present and no· One,
including Sutton, can npJifi\ why.
Montreal-wULopen with Steve Renko, &-~ .. ~-------~~ ...... en Shale
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9. apinst a Dodgers club which lost t\\'O
of three gamea to the New York Mets
and scored only five runs total in tbl trio.
Manager Walt Allton conceded, "I'm
more <X>OC<med aboot the hitting than
anything else. We haven't hit the ball
well the last two or three w.eeks ...
"At least, we haven't been popping it
like we did the first two months."
Leaders of tht National League West
by JOI/a games at or,e point, lhe Dodgers.
have seen the ClnctnnaU Reda steadily
chip away at the margin and put
themselves in challenging position just
6efore the All-<tar break. ·
The Dodgers had further bad news
with the report that left-handed relief
hurler Jim Brewer would probably be
hospitalized for a week wllh back
problems. He awoke t.tonday momlng
with 90reness and was sent to a hospital.
A!tbougb Sutton is ocheduled to pitch,
there r~ned a posslbility he might
lkip the 'turn. He suffered from nu
during the ,...kend. Lelt'hander Al-
Downillg wUI get the call If Sutton bam't
completely recovered.
Some prophets of doom Point oul that
the Dodgers led Cinclnnsti by virtually
the current margin at the same time a
year ago.
Ahead by seven 'games then, Loa
Angeles finished 3lt games be.hind.
Vice President Al Campanls Tefuses to
see any similarit:t ·aa)'ing .. "Actually,
there's no Cause for a lot of compari90n.
Thls team is quite different than a year
ago. ·
"For one1 it's more mature. Last year
there were eight first-year playera on the
roster. The experienee of having gone
through a peMant nee has got lo help."
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DI~ DEAN
Heart Attack
Hospitalizes
-Dii.zy D~
!\ENO (AP).-Baseball Hall of
'Fame pitcher D\zzy Dean remained
ID ·guan1ec1 OXldltlon today alter
suff~ anothtt s eve Tc heart attack, bospital otficiaJs say.
Dean, 64, Wat admitted to St.
M"ary'1 HoSpital Sunday night with
chest pains, and later Pftred a
major atlack, said Ed Spoon, a
hospital spokmnan. Once, he said,
Dean's breathing stopped, llut it
was restored through resuscitation. SPoo<i said Deon probably ~
remain in the bolpltal r.. an
extended period ol time.
Dean fin\ complained ol choEI
plins last 'lbunday In nearby
!blth Lake Tal>ot. Cal~. !fe
ent.....r a hoopltal there and was
reteued only a few hcMllS before
suttering the allacl< in Rmo. .
1~ '11>e· pitcher compiled a tso.8!
llfeUme record during I 2 yean In
the majo< leagues Villh the SL
Louis Cardinals, the Chicago Cubs
and the st. Louis s.o.,,i..
In 1934, Dean pol!(ed ti 3M record
v.ttb the Cards. His career was OJt
short dfte yean later when a line
drive struck him in the toe during
the 1937 All""9tar Game. The injury
lor<ed bJm ta change his piid>lng
. delivery and altered hit
effectivene:n.
He later became' a sporil
broadcaster.
SoYiet-€oach--
Says U~S. Had
Better-Players
SAN JUAN." P.R. (AP) -'Ille United .
Stat,. had bett« material bul mt as
good a learn in the World Buketba!l
Champioosbips he,. • they had In the
197% Olympics, Ba)~ the Soviet cooch who
beat both American squad<.
. Coach Vladimir Kiliidrashin, ~
With a team be' said was weaker than the
ooe which gave him a one-point victory ·
and the otympjc gold medal ovir the
United States, daimed a Illr.94 cooq-
here SUnday.
"They had better players this ti~,"
saii:I Kondrashin through an interpreter.
"But they piayed better as a .. i.am in
1972."
·U.S. roach Gene Bartow ci the
University oi Illinois, 'o\'OUldn't argue the
point. .
"I think any time you go against the
Soviet Union, Yugoslavia or teams of
that callber.-you'd better have some lime
to prepare·for them," be said. "We were
a litUe too much or a one-on-one team."
Bartow didn't get ftis""'team together
until a week t;iefore the cbampkqhipe
hegan h,.. July 3.
"We didn'~ play very well," said
llartow ol the Soviet conleot, which fo<md
7-foo< oeot« Richard Ke!ley.o/ Stanford,
6-11 center Joe Mmweatber ol Southern
Ullnois aJXI H forward Tom Boo .. 11 ci
South Carolina !oul oul.
"We got ourael.., lrM IOu! trouble
early in the game and 'o\'e .mt very
poorly In lhe -half," llerlow said.
. The Amerlcane outsbot the Soviets by
seven field gOaJ1 in the flrst--btlf, but the
fouls enabled the Soviets to fashlcri a 5$.
55 halftime tie. SOviet marksmen hit 37
of 46 charily tosses in the game to wipe
out a final two field goal advantage for
the United States.
'I1'lc Americans \Vere m1ablt to contain
forward Alexander Salnlkot/, who made
all I 4 of his foul shots and added• 12 field
grots for !8 points.
CH.4NGE SOU~T
IN TELEVISION BAN
OKI..Al!OMA CITY -The N a t i on a I
Collegiate• Athletic Assochttion and Big
Eight Conrcrerice were' llccl.l:ted of anti-
trost violations f\londay in a rederal
. court suit seeking to ove rturn a b.1n on
Univ(!rsity or Oklahoma f o o t b n 11
,1ecast11~-------The suits y,·ere flied by att.orneys ror
he newly organized Oklahomit Television
Sport5 Inc.
Competition in the $12,500 tourney
begins \Vednesday morning at 8:06 with
the foursome of Ron O'Connor. Jim
NCthe.rcot.t, Hanl!y Chapman and Joe
!\lance. The final quartet. which tt'Cs off
at 10:26, includes 1968-70 \\'inner Jimmy ·
PO\\'tll, Ben Neeley, Jack Gamer and
John Anselmo.
Nonn Bernard, George Slingerland and
J im Lee are the flz:st to tee orr Thursday
Ett 8:06 \\1th the l11st four90me being
Uave t.fancour, Bill Blanton, t.tike
Dowallby and Jack Bl!ll.
Crippled Poster Boy Now Plays Ball
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The stJJt·auegcs the.bani! an unlawful
restraint or tradeln vlotatloo of both
federal and state antllru!t laws.
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-Other former-wirmers in the tourney
indude Eric Monli 11952-5.1-56-Sl-63), Elly
Vlll<'S 119>1) ond Jerry Bar!><r (1959 ) .
l\fisslon Viejo\s Club pro, Roi;er
Manger. is in a 10;J9 a.m. rounome
\Vednesday. v.·hlch also I n c I u d e 1 El
Niguel's Uick Divel
And another El Niguel pro, Pinky
Stevenson. is :i strong candidate for the
ri1.le. Stevenson was a runncrup ln 1969
af'ld 1970.
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SANTEE. Calif. (AP) -"He's JU!t
another ballplayer,'' David Noriega's
manager said.
Aclually. he isn 't. David hit .31K> 8Jld
v.•as start.Ing ca.tche.r thi:i Y.ear for the
Navajo 'ftophy basebali tCam in lhe
Santec·Plonce r National Little l..(':ague. ~
And that 'or an ll·year-old who was
California's Crippled Poster Boy for the
t.larch ot Dimes t"'O ye;irs ago.
At the age of 7, tho son of Olorla ' . ~
• I
Noriega ~... slrlcken ~10! pertlies
dl!itase, a booe ditord er that Jett bis
rlght leg tueless. A kklney was removed,
and 1ht remaining one functioned pc)orty.
There were eye pr'Oblems, aod David
suffer"fd from asthma. ~
But t.trs. Noriega seys David ~·as
never treattd as anything but normal.
"ltta,ybe l,'ve anue:k in a little more ,
love /' she r sa)'s, "But he hafl always
behaved like .• normal child. He figbtt
•'
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wilh his brothers and sistors just like any
other kid his age."
• The visits 10 the Unlvtralty of
C&lifomia School of MedJctne In San
j)iego come monthly, but David bis
steadily GOtte.n better. He rnttred a
hospital last )lectmber aJl<i lerc wllhout
his bracw and crut.cht& In Jenuary he
came down with a tcvere muecle vlrua,
so bAd that he had to ask a friend to tJgn
~ for him In lillle leacue. ·
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--1'-1anager Fred Boe says, <!Of course. I
know about his Illness but I'm sure the
other kids don't know about It. He's very
Intense. but be'• u a.n.o.t-h·ff'----11
b:dlptuye r." ,
The chance to play t.Hiins Boe'•
catcher, who already has .formed some
'opinions aboul baoeball. _ :
·i1 think girls should play baseball,''
aald David, "But not Wi,th bo)'I. WI aboutd play lbem. ., ••
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Mar· a CdM Wlas, '3-2 -:
S~ilors, Barons
~~llect Vicwries
Selec s--
R.alsto11
Newport 11 arbor and Colla Meta's t~'O ruN ca.me
PountJin Valley Hl&h pulled to in the sixth frame. After t\•i'O
within one half game of out Gary Baume scored __ ay-ROGER CARl:S 1
Ha~bor Area bascba!L..lea(':'e on Steve.:..Bemhantt's double:--· CM"-1»11r """'"If
l eaClei'"'E1tancia Monday nlitif Guy-:-Krlkorlan followed wl'th Bob Ralston, a hlRhly.
aa the Barons of Fountain nn rbl single to p 1 a e regarded prep rootb:ill assist-
. Valley rolled, 10.2, ·a n ck. Krikorian at TeWlnkle Park. ant, has ~ ::idd"'li to the
Newport Harbor's s a 11 or 1 Mater Del, playins with Marina Hilil1't coaching rnnk!i,
\\'ere • forfeit vtctor ovtr mostly r r e sh m e n and replacing Dave Okura.
Unlvertlty. -aophomores. was bombed Okura w 111 concentrate
Otber action saw Corooo de! early by Los Amigos. v.tilch 90Jely on track and fleld In ~far poMlng its slrth victory }>OSted five runs in the first iithleUcs, accordlhg to Pi.farina
in 11 starts with 1 3-2 triumph and added four more tallies in varsity football coach ?.1lke
over Costa ~lesa and '-fater • the third to take a Henigan.
Del was an 11-2..vlciim of Los rommanding.9-1 lead al Costa "Ralston will act
Amigos. Mesa Park. offensive coordinator,'' says
Fountain Valley won its C•11• ir.wi:.121 , 11 '"' Henijlan, who be[olins his
eighth in 12 dccisiona and It T1reo~1. ct 3 o o o second year as head coach at
was put aY.'8y early as back-=!'{,.0:-: !! : : ~ ! Marina alter a 3-6 record in
to-back doubles by n l.e k M'Coy. c 3 0 0 t 1973-which Included a 17-14
Woolard and · J8.ct. Upton were :~e11:!. 1~ j ~ : : victory over Anaheim.
the big blows in a two run fint :~r::,~~~· ;: ~ ~ ~ l ·"\Ve 've betn working real
• lMlng. Rob Hardman' finished ' surf~111.11 2 o o o hard Jo get Ralston ," adds
off La Quinta in lhe second ~~~1'1~. .. ' o f : Henigan. "He wu t h e
fnme with a two-run triple to Toi111 J ;-.s 1 freshman coach at Edison
plate all that was needed 18 c._ •11 M•r u1 when I was the offensive
Ulree Barons pitchers stifled .c. Jollnson. 11 ~ ~. ~· ~ coordinator on the vars'ity La ~lnta on five bits · at Moote. c1 i o o o TeWillkle Park in a night Mw11t1y. 2t>JD 1 1 : : level at ~Ison and ·a lot of my
contest. ~':.~'.~ c r : 0 0 philosophy is predicated on
J. Jo11nson. 11 ,' ,' 1• 11 ideas that Ralston has giveri Hardman's blow \va s over Glll-u. »u tbe centerfielder's tiead and t111'!re111. ,,-l t t t me.
plated Will~e F1etcher and Ken ~;1~~~;nin, e1•2ri ~ : ~ : "Ralston has the ajl'.gressive
M·-·--_·, w•-bad Mngled Fr1nk111t. 11 2 o o o attitude offensively thnt you -e... ........ ,., "' M11ter. i:i o a o t need." .
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Tunday, July lb, iq74
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Alai'hltos
-Racing
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Results
MllJohr, JVIJ' 11. 1f1'
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tt l •1ct1 -t·•111I 0"11111 a I
Se.1l'N llr$ t. P1i. .......
Sl!COND llACI. -..00 y1nl1.. l yt.
old1 & up. Cl1lml'ICI. ~11•N llTtO. Fa., Don !Cl•dart ) 4.10 2.!iO 2.•
Ga h i• Go ll!.,,1ml 2.IO l.
TrlJ011 C Trurv !lroobl ._
Tl"" -20.,,,
AllO r1n -F11turtd l !d, Al•mlt• sieo. Jer air ,,_,.$P11ui Natt, M .... ......
THlllD •ACI. -olOD ¥111111. l Vt Old1. Ali-IAl't. Pllti>e 11.liOO.
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Wl\fft11nd' !D•1rttl 10.IO 6.10 l , •·
Si.tilt S.1 (M1rtl :JO.DO 1. I
N11nvlll1 cc,v t••-11 t.
Tl"" -·'20.:JO. · A•IO rlf! -Nor. T"'" s1r1111
!moll'n Gal, Skv OI Dl1mond, Wint: ....
ll'OU•TH •Ac• -IOO ¥.lrdt. l ......
c1!:11 I. 119. Cltlrnll!CI. Fllllt1 I. fTllft
P11rM UJOCI.
$\IP.II' Cite !W1tson) It.DO '·'° 3." Trll Dtcl!; (l1plltm) 1.00 l. Ga cor-(C1roo11l .t.
Tl"" -10.21. ' AllO rtn -C111C1't"t Tr1Nr.tl, Klc1r
Q!Jffn, Ari-Gold Dutl. Color /•I
Pini!, $1'11mHI.
-ll'r•TM-•AC• -!SO ,,,,.. ' v• *'· FUll.11. Allcwtnct. Pll•M 110.-s~ .. ·~ Choice IW•dlt.20 2.60 2~
Ct tOS AM ltlfef"I IUP11tml J.t:I l :
CrlrntOtl Ailtel ($rnltn) :u
Tlmt -17.K.
AllO rlt'I -Dllllf .. l.ICtf, Ci
Annlv ... 11ry, l lKl T'*'l!lll, Wint
wncn, Si m'' Dl•le D1W11.
Sl>ITM IACI. -l» y•ordi. J Vtr
Old1 I. 1111· CllMlffld .lllow.lrKI . 'ur' .....
Anctv Go (llPlllml 4.20 J.00 2.'. earlier. Foes. i:i o o o o
Toi111 n 3 • 1 Ralston has been a stl"fln't Santa Ana Country Club member Fran carter (sec· Bros. clowns at the troph y presentation for the win-ln~a I~ dwurnpslth }~-~detal '"''"' 111111
"" , • • candidate for several varsity ond from left) and her partner, Jean Hilbert of ners of the annual member-guest toumey. The pair
Coun!ry C1t111111! !Ptgtl S.00 7,1
P11w!t1' Min !My11tl 2J.
Tim. -17,fl. •
............ c111'1 M.111 • °" ....,., s 3 jobs and spent the 1973 season Yorba Linda, a.re flariked by a pair or Ringling captured low net overall with a 62 Fri.lay.
Mar at 6-5. , c~ dtl ~·~.:J:: 11~ 4 • under Ernie Johnson at ----------------------------------------'------
AllO rl~ -lolu O«lc.1, Air Cooltt ~YbvO'• c111ro1. love C1Wr1t
LllCkY'I O'loV, '#hall Dtllrl .
Newport Harbor's triumph DtMli, cf • : '-:. (:errttns College as a n
came when University wai un-o. Mm.n, »:lb 1 1 T offensive baekl assistant.
able to field a full contingent ·=~c '' 3 ' ,o In addition to , coaching
of playen -giving Ne"'ldrt h:t. " ,'
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Estancia leads the pack wilh T. 1o11~~n. Jb 12 o : seuons.
an 1-3 record . .=:mi 311 P 1 g g Ralston is expected to teach -'l•~F deld~· MaGr. pltcMherslll stT°!r.i,P ·J : 1 in the driver's education
JYMll• ran in~ regg ~r ~••11 v.1111¥ u•, "' department in addition to
and Dean Foes combined to H•l'd"'"'· ., ~ ; "i ' !~II ....w.nsJbJUUes. c• 1•1 11" ., 09,,. strt•e out · 1' ~-Mesa weot1rd. '' ', ', , ' ---~ .. " ' Vl,l'jllwo. uMon. )io., 1 r est of Marina's staff ts--G!'Mr CEJ won "" fortto11. batten. aowen, c 4 t ~ o ins I h !'to It 105--McC•rtv (Cl d.c. Jolln-'"· Franklin struck out nine In ~-;:'.'!id'.14iHf.3D 1 ~ o ~ rema wt Myron II er ns-eute 1c1 e>lnn1t1 w111t•OtT1 o:ll.
five lnniniff, Miller whiffed i1111nt•. 11 2, ,' • •, (the varsity wrestling coach) lH-Plrrucetoo te i 11t< C•CINOll 114.
--Jo11.1n1.11t, 211 0, taking the defensive reins. 13s-Ht1JOll U'J OK Oobt>5 J.1. one and Foes struck out three F111c11e r, lb ,' '• • , 1 1,1 , ,, ""'~""'""'' rt 2 1 Gletin Keyser handling the ,---.. -. hctm111c') P ttllld .Hos n1 in a one-iMing stint. -Tot1l1 .n, 10 12 1 -Corona del Mar won it in the ~ •-..., 11191• , 11 , linebacken and! offensive line 1s!--H1e111;11n 1c1 d.c Mill~ .. ,, 'rth 1 .... 1.... when G l• 0u1n11 101 ODD o-1 1 s and Dick 0elll'.an tutoring the 16s--Am111rona !El d.c Gntl•v 10.0.
SI ....... '6 a r Y F1111n111n v 1111v m 210 11-10 12 l defensive backs. U!--Golvoftl cc 1 d.c Fr~lct"°" 1.1. Gulsness and Jetf Behrens ~,.,. °" 1~1 1U-Jot1n~ CE 1 dK Ktmbll .s.1. came through with rbi s3tg:Ies Ool ... 11 ~ " ~ "I'd like to oversee all of the 1tt-wi111111"d 1c1 OK H111klnon •.o.
to score Mike M11-.hy and Jeff Dr''""· e 31~ , T t departments ttiis year, rather Hwt-Hl•on !CJ won by fl:rlttt. ....... t:l!'.".';, JI) t 1 o,o than handtmg IU)y_specific L .. Ali.t (Ill 151) M1111M1I• Johnson. . Ori.lo•, cl 2 : •,o • c .... MIN Ull-UJl-~lr;-Earlier the winners had LIMlrt. 2b : If o group,' says Henigan. H-C11rr1n ici won riy ror11r1.
scored 8 tally in the fourth ~=: ~ 1 g
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: 1be offense, probably more 1os-ell:!Ok1tn1 rc1 won Dv tor1w11.
MKIMlr1. " l l than any other .. h...... of 11J....EdWll"dt (C) OK TOfTH .. ,. when Doug Johnson singled S11k-.•y, r1-0 1 I •, .,.,..._ l2J-Oat11 (Cl .dee. North ..0.
and eventually scored on a Tot•11 L• ~ 1c'n i 1 ° Marina's g'1ne, ls the area 1JS-M"lklr. <c1 OK l•l'CI 1•.o.
--' ~•1 by Jeu JobnlOO. " , "' ,... where improvemeht ii most 1•s-1.1n1rd cc 1 ..tnMd SPMd o ss. .. -~ -" K II > I j I o l !s-Jonlft (C) Ott Moro1n lJ.O.
Wrestling
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Racing Entnis
W Alt"""• .......... tw Tffltdl' Ctt1r, Trad! I'll!.
l"lrll ""' 1:U •·"'· II lucl1 Ill"' ltce.
II l ••da 6th. 1111 11111 rtll ·-
'l•ST llACI. -l» v-rd1. 2 v11r old
m11dtn1. Pul'M •1100.
Klnclolc1111 CKnlonll
Ltdy Tru• IH1r!) Tralllc JI! !Mrlttl
Plenty Fist !t1nkl) .·
C1!hn1mcm Cl •OOll.1!
E•sv Mavlnv IWtlltetl
sn1kp M Down CCre-1oer>
No Dleer (G1rt1I
Tull 011• (~mlll'I)
Go C1111~ Go tW1•dl
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$!:COMO ••c • -110 v••di. J Vtlr
olds .. UP. Cl•lmlng, P11tl.I 1200Q.
Step N Ftlcll II CGtrII) 1:12
·Mr:-'l'CllC!ultrlCt""°">---ID
Sunn Rock IMrln l 172
Blldgtr't lou·tWtrd) lit
J•v tH 3 1cr1111erJ 1n Molthl IKnli!llO 121
J"""'s Min !S111ln.l 111
Llllte ltld TlcM tllllfllft'll 122
THUlt D llACI! -J'9 y1,d1. 3 v11r:,
Pld• .. lfP, AllOW1nce. P11r .. ~.
N.tn A Grit1 !Sm!lhl
A!trur.llc Cl.1~t1l Holllf V1n !11r (Hit!)
ll11n Moon ll11n (W1!1011)
!lruc:t.:11\1 fClrdOlt)
l vnn CM c111111,_
ltt '" '" "' "' "' ,OUllTM I.AC• --v•l"d1. J ve1r olC11. AUow1nc1. Pur11 13100.
Jot Mooo\ Too 18•GOkJ) llotlr.ll o .... Cl enlc.11 DKlr.I Jtt {Wt,Cll
Sun1h1111 N Fl-t !W1lklr)
ll1cord Cll11r111r 'C1n1011i
The A111bln1dor IMvl15)
Mlrl-1 (L.llltllml
Plead To llulfi" CHtr!I
Pl•r SUWlll (Dt•v••)
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Amtrlc1n Dr11m C'1m1191) W.11111 Go (T11rcotl•I J1,111lkl ,., 1•1ml,.1I
Hr Dlvy CGrtnll
~---.. Monarchs
11 1.•ldt -.. A.., Gil a 1·COllllfr
C1r .. 111. P.114 NUt.
t•Vltnll U.CI -150 .,.,.dt. 2 Y'N •
o1c1 t1111n.. A1W.11ee. Pu"'" 110.aoo.
C1l,N lfl (W1t'Mnl f.IO l .IO 2.(
LJ1' llt'lllMll ICwdOUJ 11...tO 1.:
Abdlcll'lld !Llpllem) J...(.
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Two. ~ntY Tru, Foaiy Dt>b\lllnlf Win, 50-36;
Lions Lose
Glnll'ft 'N Jadll. ,
llOHTH llACI -110 y.,.dJ. l Y"
olcl1 I. l/P. Cl1lrnlnrg. l"urM 11700.
Cl1ny Jtockl'I !LlpMm)·l.lO 2.to 2.:
Ar....,i Cit~ (W11Mn) J.IO 3.1
Ma/Oy KHll1n (W1rd) ~.l
Tl .... -~.00. A1ater Dei High's !'tofonarchs AIM! r1n -Mud PllPPY• Dir•• rolled to au easy, 50-36, H•v•ku, Ml P11, s1mo11.
summer I e a g u e, basketball " ••Kt• _ ~ ll..:k .. a •· victory over Carlyon Hi~,,... C•~. ,..., ...... _
Monday night but i~ may have "'"'" •.t.c•-=-• v•rds. 1 vu. been cosUy. olds. C!1lmlno. Pune 11700.~ .. -I
, Jolly Old $CUI {Myl~) 1.C-2.IO 1.11 I Center John Stnnmer {6-5) Ut1111nv 1e 11r ,,,,..,, J.oo 1.• ~ suffered a twisted ankle at lllonde Joe tc1rdoi11 s.ll TllOl9 -20.61. Santa Ana High. Aho r•n -GllK Ba. Wll~ -Kllll Gold, MIH Go RllOdl . GoHmlli ~
W e.ii t m.in 5 t er ' sJ4ans,-Pr.tia. e.1lbY OoMn.. synok . .11ar. •
meanwhile, dropped a ~7 u 1.xi<'li _ 2.J911y ow sw1 a • \
decision to Bellflower High in L11111111111 tc. 11r. ,114 •1i1.•.
the Loog Beach W i l s o n
summer league. ' '
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needed. , lU--lu1I'! CSI die P•••t 44. c:r.. 2IJ f 1 1,s--1111 m1tcl\. ~j.fe ~ 1 I 1 Qnly Six timel in the pa!t 18 lU-81litn'lln (C) lllnnld McGIMlt
( 0·5S. Gwc R •~ i:.r1~~·d' ~ f : T games two ~) haY.e 1;s-Ar-nc1r1r 111 won trv 1om11. Kent~-GOal
Ovna,go G" tM•lwlr,...yl
A·Ac:ctlw1t1 IPlnltCll) A·SOOl1td•a. 11111 IM.11111 Mttti. Mlfl tHlfl'tll
unci. 1tu111• tv..111\11'1) ~ ... D, W1JM~l~r.v
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Marl< Breilfuss was the Deep 'Sea Vista '-
scoring leader for lttater Dei.
5C0r'i1J&..J2 points.-LOH •I.ACM ls.I,....._-~ __ ,,':.--='1'1
r ·-, -r=-=-:d-' ~lf!Dll!'f:I wtiftl -Nu, 20t c•lftO ---"l
~ _ Oll.u,~St==1e"~.~Ol~~;3D J-J-.T-t-Vlkin1•-leams·r·e·c·f·s·t·e·r·e·d-";:;':;:;;,~;;., ''" Ml .... Yf•1t
c 1-11. • ' 1 2 1 more than one touchdown in a f$-Lumo11ln• fFJ 1>1nnH s .. itnt• t:u.
Foe, 98-76
WIDTfIER-Jack Keld> led
a second half rally as the
Golden West Rustlen stormed
to 11 gg.76 rout ol East Los
Angeles Mcndly night at the
Rio Hondo Summer i.Bketball
league.
Kelch had 13 rebounds and
25 polnta. Terry Meisenheimer
and O.le Parker adlll!d a and
13 points.
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S. C11rk 4 0 2 "' ~ Toltll 46 ' IS H.1lftlmt' G'M'.:, ........_
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BRAND MEW
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31 uo. O.l.1.. D.A C.
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llle-'d1,. , 1 I 0 las-G. SP11llnlt1 IM) UC Anderton w. Tolllt U 11 f 1 contest. lU---McN1rn1r1.(1') won bv forle!I,
1c-. '1 lrtl'IC1111 In tbe 11 year hist 1 ns-Fr1n1111 !MJ.M v111n1r s.o. r 11 • _ -. ory c .... us-0<1P1t 1Mr c1ec Sllll'O• 1.0.
.......... Otl 010 010 D-' , ,* h-Ca,.; ... foolball only tbe 1970 1•$-H11teil (F) tlltCI !llOl'lllll 2·2. lCll Af'l'llOOI JIM O» •-11 t ... _ U~Ellanll IMl dk li"'"° ...0.
team of· Leon Wheeler earned ~~~~ lt.~·:J~~:.s.2~.
more than three -.:lctorlel ($-~U::W.1~11•11c~i Cite Prine• s.o. Gray Captures
Handball Titl e
Htmtlngton Beach's Do n
Gray won the open division
handball cllampiohship Sunday
at Orange Coast YMCA in
Nev.ll)ft Beach, outdueling
Costa Mesa's Rich Warner In
three tels. °"" c ... ,.......,,. .. Gr111 0t1 w,,,,., ;.1.1" 1 .. 21, ~1.n.
Otolft Clfltll•lllfl
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C Dl'flfilll C"""'llll•INr. DI~ Plckerlno !!'Ollnl•ln VI ! tvl dlf
Mlt1 Chllll1n IHIJ!lltnlfon 8e1elll 11·1S, 1·?1, 11·1•. C Dlttlltll C""911tlell lei, Otwltt {Faunt1lft V~llev) def lie!! M-n IC01l1 ~l 21·1 1, Jl..l,
4). Mwts1~:. 1fJ.;r,srv=1~m. Ralston, 33, prepped at •~k. Wl!lll /E/ won Oy for1111.
HWlUngton Beach High before lTt:fl:~!;c11~ •lnnltCI J1rr11t J::i:J.
going on to Orange ro..~• 12S-51ndloon (DI dK M. Wllrt1 .. 2. ~ llS-Str11'1d !El -Dy lorllll.
College, Penn State a n d lft:3~~~ri· !ol _,, llY +ornr1. UCLA 1'S-!11t!1r111y D cflC N!td!.11 ,.2, • J1J....Dl.og\!llv D d¥ Furt>tt .s.t. "There's no ~ason," says 1•5-tio m11c11.
I 1fS-nc 11111,h. Ra ston, "why Atarina can't be H ... ' -D. HI'. n (El ""°" Dv good in football. The 'school's tort~t.
tough ln everything else."
Ralston says the Marina
offense v.ill be a multiple
system with-emphasis on
balance.
He coached at Westminster
High for one yur prior to
coaching for three years
under BJll Vall and Vince Asaro.
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
EUI E11t • w L Pct. Gd w L Pct. GB
~ Boston. 48 -4t ,539 ~ Phlladelj)hia 46 _43 .517 Baltimore 47 41 .534 \; SI. Louis .. 45 -.494 2
aeveland " . 41 .506 I Montreal 42 H .488 21! Mlhvaukee 46 44 .506 3 Pittsburgh 39 49 .443 6',% Delrolt 44 45 .4!H 4 Oicago 38 49 .437 7 New-York H 15 .4!H • New Yark 38 19 .437 7
Well w .. t
Oakland St 39 .567 IJodgm 61 30 .670 -
Kansas City 4S 43 .Sii 5 Cincinnati '4 38 .587 7~2 ~ago 44 44 .506 I Rousoo 19 42 .538 12
TeXllS H " .1711 g Atlanta 49 " .527 13 A-tinnesou 43 " .473 a1,i San Francisco 40 52 .435 21 1.~
An&el1 35 17 ' .300 17 San Diego 40 SS .42t 23
MlllHV'I GI"'" MOllCllY'I Gffnt:l •
C1ll'9rn!1 •, Cltvtl1nd J Chlc1go 1, All1n!1 3 O•~ltlld 6, l11tlmor1 4 "" PUISllUrgll ,, Hovllllll I
K1n111 cnv J. l otlOll 2 Clntlnn.1H ), $1, l1111l1 0
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Only o•me• Kll!'dMltd T~!i 01-
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"52 NEW
VOLVO'S
142's-144 's-1<45-s
16-4'$· 19• Sunroof'•
IMMEDIATE
DELIVfRY
USED TOYOTA
. PICKUPS
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WtclllltdlJ'I Gt!Mt ,..._
TUii II Htw Ofll • NIW Yark.,, Sift Fr1ndtco
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~:r: 11 MIMltOll PhlltOtr.11 11 Sift DLlte
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cashed in rune field gqals for 1s~H1N,.1 -'' 1nGi."' 4 " 22 polnts Ytllowf.1//, 14 N rr.1<111f1, U! c.111~' • wu. s bcllllta,, n roct cOd. ':11
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ic:1u11m1n 1 o 0..1'11 3 I Fleic"9• 2 0 $11mmt• l 0
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Wn trnl11tler ~ 111 "•
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JULY SALE!
we lleed·your Trade!
Pr emium prices paid.
EXCELLENT SELECTION
Immediate Delivery.:i'
NAB E RS
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OPEN 7 D,t,¥$ ' Please cau 540-9100
2600 Harbor . Costa t..lesa
Looo Beach Airport is an·easy snot from Or~nge County. And from there. it's
easy going. Two round trips daily, Monday through Thursday and Saturday. Three
oo FridayS and SundayS. • Call y()ur traV8i agent cir.PSA. They k~ the way. • -
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TutSllay, July lb, 1974
COUNTY'S WATER FACTORY 21 PLANT COMPLETION DATE DELAYED
On.of-1-~lnd Proiect Shown on Fountain Valley Site
Ar.t Winners Named TIU
EUL'S
~~ JoM Burgess, manager of
the Brlqa CUnnln8"'1m Auto
MuteUm In Costa Mesa, led 1
fiel~ ot at11ai. from Orance
Coast CltJfl in winnlQg lhe
largest nwnber of aw'ardl in
the fine arts competllion al
the Orange COunty Fair.
Burgess received a ~ gift
~rtiflcate and a special
award from the May Company
IOI' his i>ali!tlngs j>Oflr$f!!ig •
experiences frgm_ his terly years .tten-be traveled the
fair circuit with race cars he
designed, buiU and raced.
His visual QOtaUons span
some 13 yean during lhe
~ when he ,1ep1 in
box can ~ stables. Burgess' ' 'on -includes
water colors felt -pen
drawings. ;;.
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"Good Old Days" i !!.lli ClL .leJl>P<!L.~~. collage, -_,,
trophy. and marine v.·ater colors. _.,.., _. , a lilcll u ...,.. Maroella Sparks, Costa Winners v.1->se e'ntrles • '4J..171J
Mesa, won !he Creeley'•t Book focused on the "Good Oklil'==========='
Store special award ano was Da~" theme ol the fair afea: named a division winner for 1 ~ her• oil landscape entry. 'Ille; Carl Glaaford, Miaslon .. Yiejo,
$oozy West A wit r: d v.·as profession.al : Clay Campbell,
presented to Kathy Teach; Corona del Mar, s e m I ·
Corona de! Pi1ar, for her professional; Judith r.tcDaniel ,
Watefcolor entr)'. Mission Viejo, non • , Jl:tofesslornil. and K e 11 y
THE-'1BEsT--or~ Show111_:J.:.:l•::<:.:ll::;n::_ • .:C.S=ta:.·.:M::e..=:':.j)llli:::.'o::'.:._i
Eatl
Tropl:iy went to Barry' Briggs
for his profeqional enlry ..
Briggs also captured first
place in the oil figure
coini)etition, ~'OR a $50 prize
as division winner, and a first ; in pencil portrait
Fran 'Gloclner, Laguna ~
Beach, "'on the Juror 's FASTEETtt'Powdec.
.Choice Award in the ,;cmi-ft tik8a the worry
professional category, a $15 out of wemt,g dentwea.
di\'isioo prize,--and firsts in
' .,. 9 -
qreat stars1 ·
11\.pel'SOl\ ..... '""'"'-The Gr•ss Roots
Le•lltown -=511.ie fl Htndrnoft
The FOW" frelll\nwn Tho-!li--Ouck <ilunes M.&aic: Atvw: Cofttinuoos free
entertainment .
rodeo • hone.,.., _,... ......
TV~U\5·spotta
floWers · ca.mival
M.&rv Cor1'1t1(1, '""' ,.kcMllh' l.•fllf, H.mtlr.QlOll lllKll. 5WYCwd· C.V l\ltr Mblfld, P1ul Cornuk•; -JOn, P1ul Cornu•1. Jr.: -cll UCllllll', 81tc.er1 COr1111lr1: ll'lree gremkl..;\drln Incl two QrNl..ar1n.st/1itdr1n. S.rvl(el W~n11<11v. July 11111. 12:30 ,.M, PMlr F1ml!v Colonl•I l"ljllffll Hom1. W11tmln1Nr. CA.
8lso · v.-ent
ine y,•bo Str~kes, Shortages Blamed Ne..,..n tnstit¥.ie' 1i:: ~ ..------"'---.-----1
..: and captured •' places in 'MITH Thurm•" II. Smlrll, 0111 of ~1111 Ju1v 11.
197 ... ••llotnl of Ll!IUfll Hlll•. Slll"riw~ bv his wile Anne M11 Smlll!; one /li01!1r, Mn Meur1ne He1lll of l.10un1 Hllh ; -tH'O!Mr, Ot)s A,, Smllll, Jr. ol B1virrlv
HNl1. Fur>ert! Hrvlcn -• held MondlY, l :Jll PM, MeCarmlck LM1un1 ••Kii CMPll wllfl Dr, Lewtifl'l;I F, Hewtty,
Water ·F acto·ry De.lay~d r~~~~~~~E
• , ·~ , .•. -~~' -~ the largest n~~r ••lw a1 Unlfed Mftllod1st cnurc11, l &,un. bout H1t11, o111c1111ng. 1nt.rmen1 SMpl\olftvU11. By· KA11fY CLANCY by water districts ~broug ·~~irv.~,.;"1~.k uouni1 Hlllt ott11eo111y,•s11ff the country, Elser noted, and
CAIO Short.ages or bu i I d i n g Will . be copted if the plant ~ W. C1l0, D.r• ot ••th J utv t•. ves to be v'able and 1'1l. R11l4eftt ol Coste Mne. Survived bv terial f ult __. ... _"""'. pro J 1111 wlte V1t1n11 ,_ sons, D•vld of ma 5• a Y """..,... ""'Klll econOinically feasible.
1treno. CAr 1nd 1t11r11ld -1 u111T; two 1· st· \ and ,._ ' ._t>t.,,. G-"1111 s.111 ot 1c1111a end 1me e 1ma es now u...:: =·· s=., ~ J:=: c~s!'~ N':! strike by building .trades ELSER txplained· the '-~~ 't't:.:l!~::'tl::r!"m.5;~1<citu';'~~ unions have pushed bacK the system·will be used lo help
day, while the d'e.s,,att:l n g · ,,;t 1...ints in ,the Junior
portion will produce ~:.:. .category a~ also won , a
million. If successful-, •. tbe . :Newport Institute scholarstup.
desalUng ]irocess '!'ill ~ •t, &tUdenl ol Soozy West, ahe ex~nded to an eventual-' J$ ·,c '!!._~ .~~~Oi~
million gallons per day_, · .Qaysr~pttition, and 1 the
of Jews Clll'lll of lne l 1tt1r Dev S.lnlt. curb the sea "'ate' ·111t•••s'•on ..,._, ll•Kfl. Offkl~ll1111 w1U 111 lll~oo complefiQ:ll date for \\later n " """"1 E•HK. Jr. 11111 fl roedw•v c ... 11 problem ,·n Founta•'n Valley M• N.or1u.rv. dlre.;torL · Factory 21 from April 1974 lo
LOl'TMous1 sometime lhiS fall, and Huntington Beach .•
,...,,. l.of'lhollM, cost• Mese, -P~1!ecr "'-,den. El ........ spokesm:in Because of the rapid growth
,.,..., Julv u, "''· SttvicM oenc11no vv "'"' d · ~ \ de nds ,.klfk v1-Mtn1«111 P1rk Morti.ery, for Ol'ange C.Ounty Water an merea--.. v.·a er ma
MIU.I'll District, builder of the $25 in Orange Counly over · the
Ewnitt J, Mmtt, l"'9u"1 Hn1 .. "••sed ...;11,.00·racil•'ty·._blamed part of past 20 years, Elser $3.id.~the _., July u, tt1•. Ser\llu1 Ptnctlng .... · -nd -·-' t bas' h
f'ic1r1c vi.w ~•1• ,..r11 Mortu«v. the t;ielay pn the fact that the u er ............ wa er Ul as
•1tAoe:soN plant is one o( a kind -the lov.·erad, ~ldred er1c1.-i of 1..egun1 H1ns. 1Nl1M only water plant in the world The basin now is ,at about -v Jiiiy 1), '""-Sef'Ylcn Pl'!dil!I' !ti· f' f l bo I I be cHle View Me~• "•rll Mortll4lry, to combine desalte<I sea water ive ee a ve sea eve •
' ' and reclaimed waste water, continued, and sea , water _
c111it. .~"Tc':i: MIU "ised 'N 1 l'k hi h be threatens lo seep into the
ewev Jub 16. 191., Se•vlcn ~Ing ' 0 Pant 1 et s as en basin, contaminating the fl"e_sh
'KIHe v11w 111etn0t111 "••k M0<1uerv. built before." he explained,
NOf"1C1Ns "so it Was hard to estimate water su pply,
c1.,-. o. HOP111111. Dtt• o1 c111111 Ju1v u, construction time in some WATER produced· at Water lfT"-109 .U. RtslOlf'lf ol i'• 0 0
Or1"9lfl\Or111, le ,.11m1, u.. st.rYlv..i bV areas," Factory 21 will be injected into
ti11 """""· M.,.!Ail ~1,.. o1 Poc:11e110, ... the ground basin to help keep :!:"°J.~ t::_• =~:: ~ u~:,~~ Ux:ATED at Ward Street the v.'3ter level high._ enough ,..,u .. 1u1to...., JOAl!lf Mertlnt1 o1 Roy, and Ellis Avenue in FOWltain above Sea level' to keep out
ut11u -"""""· Del111tr1 l1opl<ln1 'of V 11 W I F t 21 . ~-I ...... IUl\I; two •h""-Jee:•'• Gtsw.:li$r a ey, a er ac ory 1.s a any ocean water, 1 •ft:' rest o
.i s.11 Lile c11y 1nct ,..1m11 o.mu111, I a r g e -scale. eXperimenta! _ the water produ~ \Viii be =.i,. i.;=..,::••:..,."' ":""~M~' 1: water project with 50 percent available to serve the needs of .,_ . .v.,, Cl\loptl. W<lkM 11'111 1-...-1 federal funding, 37 percent roastal conurumities.
111 l"oce1911o. 1,,.1\0. 1111 8roNw1' COlll the ( nd 3 The -·~ bas' ...,,1; 70 -. ~. ct1redorL from coun y a l ..,.......... an suwue:s ~
~ percerit slate. _ percent of the water used tn
•---PNllll-hrfwd L.._.,, ... 11;-Ytsidl111 When completed tliis fall it Orange C.OOOty, and, when • sacr""'"'°" o.te "' ,,..," Jut, 12, will be the only plant to both onorating a\ capacity. Water ""'-LJv..i Jn Cellfornl1 tor 22 YNrL t"' Slnfved bV 1111 w11e Merlin 1.tB«1111 ot desalini?.e sea water and Factory 21 ·will produce 30 =0'8 ;:'.;1 C::-~1::.;1~ reclaim wastewater, then mix million gallons. or enough tD
.,..,..,.. 1nc1 HM!CV Ltfl•oJ>. Mr. the two and pump them into supply 10 perc~nt of the Lee1ron WIJ e m....-o1 tr.e MetotHc l t ___ ,
Jf551CA PICKfTT
ClwitticM Sc:Mtlct L..:._ -Formerly
in the Advertising
· & Public Relations
Business
Now devotes
Full Time to the
Public Practice of
Christian Science
will be speakiog on
"YOUR RIGHT
TO BE RIGHT"
Saturday, July 20
· 11 :00 A.M'.
ladll 111 c~ion. •-• 1na lknen Shrine the JllX'mal underground water curren wa er 1~.
'" s1er•"""""· $trVI"" ....-u oe Nici supply. T'~h;•~wa;;'~':•~w~h•;t:•~·~tre;,;;•~lmfn::;;iiijl .f.:--:.l:!~~11! WldMldly ll;Otl AM. ,.ed'Hc vi-Cllllptl', "''"A ~ .... . .... .. .... ,_ .. ~.....,. 9
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Mllllirl11 "•rll, sm11111· Mo r 1 u 1 r v • ~~rod~u~ce~~J:_S ~m~il~Jion~~g~a~llons~~·~========;:"=~ ~rl'etoJL I-
81tAUH•IS. l!'llHlp lreuntiL Del~ of dffth Julr 11,
)fTol. r11r~1 ot leg""e H/Jll, Survlvtd bV
_ ,... wife Adt M. eraunel11 -brOtfwlr, Herrv er1une111 one '111«, Ell~ Bongo,
'-Ill ot l.Clflll hl1fld, Nl'lf YOf~, F11ntral
-vicet WtdnescllV 1:00 PM. Flrlt
Cong•fltlllONl Cllurcl'I ol A~•helm will!
Tiii Rev. ~II W. llfldln, Plli!Of',. effklitil!ll'. Inter"""'! Afllhelm C""81ery,
91nc:tld 11¥ McCcll'mk k \.l!llffl.I Bt1Cll
--~· •tcH•Y
811\ef' "" ltkhlV. 2'lJ Zlllfl W1v, 5•"'' ~ 5Ufylwd 11¥ --. J,m.. ltlciWYl
-grenclson, GrlO •lc,,.v; -1111tr.
"'"" Clltton; -11rott.tr. Jeck l lll'rv. Gr•~ -vicn TIHtsdey, Jul1' 16111,
3:» P~ WISlm\ntl.r Mtmorl1I "'"°
·--"' PMk F1 ... nv Colonl1I FUnttll "-" of Weatrnlns!ff.
MIUCKU&-
; . WUTCLIFJ~Y
"'27 E. 17th St. ~o Meso .........
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fUNIUL llOjtAl
Corono del Mar 673-9450
C.Oslo Maso 646-2 .. '24 -·-llLL-AY
MOllTUAllY .
1'10 Broodway,'t;o~10 t:J.e~.
612-9150 -·-DILDAYuonmtS MOlriuMY
, 1791 I Beot:.IT Bf¥d:
~ Himtington Be ach a4"2.m1
~ 244 Redondo A~.
LongBeach ' (213)438·1145
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llACH-Y
179.S l oguna Cof!YO'l l:d.
49 ... 9415 -·-llcCOUIClC MllllON __.,
28832 Camino Coplstf"<lnQ
Son Juon Capisttono
49.>ln6 -·-PACIFIC VIEW'
MIMOllW PARK
Cemeiery Mor1uory.
\. Chopel
3500 PoclliC: View Drive
Newport Beoch. Col ilor1110
9 644-2700 . -·-PHK fAMiLT
COl.ONIAL f-llL -7801 Bobo.-.. ·~~1'el ... ,~~, ......
893-3525 -·-
Driver Fined
After Crasl1
On Parkway
SANTA ANA - A Laguna
Hills man· booked on drunken
driving charges after 'his car
struck a small auto on Cro'Yt1l
Valley Park\\'3Y has been
fined $1.250 and placed on one
year's probation in Orange
County Superior Court action .
Judge James T u r n e r
sentenced li:1elvin W a I k e r
Dodson, ·SS. of 25561 Padua
Drive, after Dodson pleaded
no contest to charges of
drunken driving resulling in
injury to another.
Dodson was arrested by
California Highway Pafn'.llmefl
la st Jan. 2l after a collision
that was first spotted by an
off-dutyk Lagtma B e a c h
policeman.
It takes an exiittt~
to outsmart a tenmte.
To get that t.txpt:rt. call Terminix. \Ve1l gi\'e your home
::i. complele termite inspection. If you ha\'e termites. \\'e·n
gel rid of then1. Professional!)'. And back up our \\!Ork.
\Ve cin in n'll~t cases offer you a tem1ite protection plan.
t s 1t1pg as you 1naintain it. Tenninix guarantees lo repair
;;ny 'ne,\· sub1err:-,.;an tern1ite
dainaJ!.:C. to HiF premises covered,
up to 8150:000.
For that kind of money we've got
t,1 be smarter than any termite ~ The nat ionwide around. Phone us today for a 1ree
inspection. 542·7881.
YOU ARE
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01 ttoe .Dallr f"llM ltaff
7 Dr. V. Lois Erlck!IOn, a j>sychologlst at
lhe University of Minnesota, admits her
premise is upsetting. '
"If we look ·at the stages of
development, morat devek>pmenl and ego
development, what we're fmdJng is that
women a~ not growi~ to the higher
stages ol pripcipled thlnktng a~ men."
Although they pafa.llel and !Ometimes
move ahead of males during their
younger years, females' s c.o res
mcasurll'lg such . things, as I Q:, achievement motivation , self
emotion(!,! stability and
plateau in the high
women, except
and the profess!
psychologis" cal
social CO!llofmlty
Csting in their
"A man doesn 't have that choice," tihe
added. ""nle more competen\ be is, tbe
more attractive he is."
But the p.oiychglogist ¥lieve11 cnoui::h
already has been said about • the
definition of.men's and women's roles.
N~w, she sakl, it is time to consider the
damage it's done-and make an effort to
solve the problem.
Dr. Erickson and her apociates
·believe they have an answer, one which
was piloted in a ?.1inneapolls school and
whi~ she di during a recent
workshop ·for rvine.
t the human condition,
re of stages," she
we know what
know what it should
Since scores
younge r years.
"born different,"
&eerps. to. be a I
omen, are not "Wha
kso "d ""t t n sa1 • i "Al.be t to do ·is
psychological -OUl" ~u.:: I ra
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DATING DOES IT
At the age of 15 or IL
the g~I beg"1s thinking of
·because of her social coftditi~,
ehe can be eilbcr competellt dr attractive
but not bolb.
it as I\ responsibility of
dx>logists, counselors and teal'hers in
the public schools, which Provide a
captive audience, because "this kind of
education can do more for the individual
as well as tl.lc human condition." •
The courses are' base<! on
i"\··lvi., .. n l:'Cnuine r
eiperience and reflection
lo restructure their tn·
In a class on
counseling , studen
their pee.rs ana
experience in a sem·
developm·enl class,
preschoolers and t
in th!! class.
The class for wo
of{crcd. lo sophomores fo
similar. Studenls are tr
sent out to .interview girls a
different ages and stages. of llfe.
They return to the classroom
discuss the answers given t
questioning whal was said about
and identity of women and re
on their self-identity. -
They also discuss articles on s~ual
stereotypes, language and inequality, the
equal righ ts ammendment-and selected
roles of ~·omen in literature.
NO APOLOGY
Without being asked or challenged, Dr.
-Erickson said she 'vould offer no apology
for proposing a class closed to the male
students.
'!\\'e have a right. There is a justice,"
she said, explaining her belief that young
need it ... 10 get through their
I phase" and attain a sense
t course it has been
women would "sell
he interview. Dr.
because her latest
':it's v.·orking."
riod, she cxplaioed ,
aintain¢ their $elf·
·s exciting because v•e / kind of data before."
groy,·th, which she-believes
rom the course, there will be "a
re just system," she said.
ithout it, she added, women won't
y for the responsibility even when
y are given equal opportunities and
bs. When a girl reaches the
A college math and chemistry teacher ·-dating age,.she can
who married young and had-three
' children before going back to study either be competent or psychology, Dr. Erickson. said she
;.e;;igniz06 the difficulty or playing a dual • attractive . . . not both.
She said, "I would hope the hert
generati"on o! girls don't have the same
st~uggles as our generation'."
-Dr. V. Lois Erickson
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T ripl.e · Treat. Captivating
Theater-lovers' insatiable appetite for
good entertainment not onlY wa:'l whetted
but fullfsatisfied at the benefit premiere
of "Godspell" Friday e'vening. .
South Coast Repertory's triple treat
immediately captivated its autlience 'A'ho
· would have found it Jmpossible to sup-
press enthusia$m had anyone wanted.
As guests arrited., they s~ chathem-
pagne while watcbilc,,..,,..~r1: ot.
ater and in the Joi)by .
The Grammy Awardfwinnirlg musical
adaptation of the.Gospel according to St.
Matt.hew : had everyone clapping In
lime and even joining performers singing
"Day by Day."
Receiving a standing ovation and three
curtain calls, performers q u i c k I Y
changed to mingle with a lingering crowd
during cocktails and buffet, hosted by
SCR's board of directors. ..
As no one was eager to leave: it was apparent that guests 'A-ere waiting for the
third course-Informal entertainment by
SCR's resident company.
EmCee ?.fike Keenan facetiously
desc ribed the ,,Ill of fare as
"entertainment overkill," but it was
obvious the audience disagreed as
applause still reS0W1ded in .the theater
well past midnight.
Premiere proceeds will support SCR's
cduc:atiOnaJ services which include the ·
1.Jagic Theater and the Living Theater
project.
k'daglc Theater last year _brought a !Ive--
theater experience to thou.sands of
culturally deprived elementary school
ohildren.
· Living Theater earlier this year
allowed 3, 704 secondary level students
from 84 schools to study a Shakespeare
play in class. see.,it performed and then
discuss it with the.'cast artcrward.
Enterlaini~g as theater
guests arrive is
Reginald Rook of
the Mime Theatre.
• Gu ita rist is
Glenn Barclay. . ..
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Questi.on of Looks
A Relative Matter
DEAR ANN LANDERS' My husband
and I both have dtrk .hair and dark eyes.
Our child, aged six, is a sandy blonde
with blue eyes. She resembles my
father's side of the family .• I resemble
my mother's side.
\Ve moved to this community last year
and people are forever making stupid
remarks, such as "Is she adopted?" or,
"ls the child from a previous marriage?"
t really do a slow burn, but I hate to go
into detail about her grandfather's family
being blue-eyed blondes, etc., etc. If it
doesn't bother us, "Nhy should it bother
them ?
I don 't want to make enemies out of
these new acquaintances, nor do I want
jo raise questions by being evasive. What
-should I say?-IRRITATED
DEAR JRR: Slmply, "Our daughter
. resembles my lather'• side of tbe family,
all blue.eyed blondes. I take after my
mother."
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were 13 when you atarted-bard to
believe, but I rio believe It, because I've
beard fTom the people wlao work at d:nir;
tt:rfters that some kkls who come In for
treatment are still lo junior klgb scboel.
I've also received many letters lmn lite
kids themselves-and their parents.
If you. w·ere saved by Jesas, I aay,
uHallel~lah!" I'm for Whatever does the
job. .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
wido,vcr with four married. children,
three boys and a girl. A few weeks after
my wife died I told the children, "Your
mother had four beautiful pieces of
jewelry. You all know her large diamond
DEAR ANN LANDERS : t once read In engagement ring belonged to her mothe:1',
your column 3bout a girl, 17, who W_jS so it's going to Mary. I hope she will
being talked into following her boyf~iend"'<-1;;;aiidft do\~TI lo her daughter."
into ,the drug sccne--0r else. I then explained that their mother's
t agre«I with your reply, but being In cocktail ring Y.°OUld go to the oldest son,
·the drug scene myself, I knew what her the diamond wedding ring to the next
boyfriend and others like him would say. oldcsl. and the wristwatch to. th e
"Ann Landers is crazy ... " or "Whal docs youngest.
she knew..?" Their favorite comeback is, Since·t made those statements some
"U you haven 't tried It, don 't knock it." relatives have told me that all the
I tried it-for four miserable, rotten je"'elry should go to Mary because the
years-so I can knock it. I can also tell boys ' wives arc not blood relalives and
every fox and dude out U~re that It can therefore not entitled to f a m 11 y
kill you. I've been on every kind of buzz heirlooms. My three daughters-in-law are
you can Imagine. At timei: I was so fine girla and I want to do the right
spaced~out I couldn't see straight for thing. Whal Is it?-CONCERNEO
days. It was like being in a hollow bole in
the ground with no way to &et out. DEAR CONCERNED: stick wldl your
But I DID get out and It was religioo ortttnal plan. • Dngllltrl-ta-l•w arc • • h lhat saved me. I'm 17 now and 1 believe entitled to btlrlolms."' Fvrtltermort, Awe1tin9 t e opening. in miracles. Ofte morning, 1 fe" months equitable dlstribatklll 1mon1 dlildren
curtain are (left ago , I woke and decided to give my life makes for a much bttter family fetl~
to Jesus. That fcellng was 90 strong .it
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"haC1-pnldish WbaC.-OK lf-yoo1--~1
aren·t sure, you need some help. It's
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hel p somebody who Is back where I was
four years ago.-FREE AT LAST
available in the bookle'"t: "Necking an1l
Pctting-\llhat Are the · Limits?" Mail
We in garden and Elaine
Kendall.
your request to AM Landers, P .0. Box
3346. 222 W. Bank Dr.,.Chicago, Ill. 90654,
DEAR FREE:' Vo1·~ t7 and ofl tht enclosing 59 cents In coin and a long,·
'""" 1fter four yeanT ftl1 Dltlftl )'OD • st.amped, self-addressed tnvtlo lC.
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j J4 DAILY PILOT Tuesda.y, July 16, 1974
' • ~ -F . : air Salutes ~Art.ist
Lucy Srut(ord, a Costa 1'.fesa resident
• v.·ho declines to give her exact age (she's
l over 70 and under 90), has her OY.'l\
private art show at 'ihe Q.tange CoWlty
Fair Uli~ year. '
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Aim · of Nationa I Effort
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The long·lilne exhibitor has been
honored by havJng,a"·room In the fine arts .
building dedicated to heJ', and lt Y, tbefe:
----t'·she is displaying some 30 paintlllgs t~
1 \Vttk.
NE\\I YORK IUPI ) -'fh <'
General F e-d eratlon uf
\Vornen~s.-.Clubs has declura:I
Its own W.JJ"C"Ule war on rape.
"This should be no hush-
hush thing." said M a r y
Katherine Miller, the new
president o( the ~ti n1illion-
member intemation:il fedf>rB·
tion that calls itself the \\'O r1d's
largest organization of won1en .
"t "Statistics show rape cases
on the !ncrease, oo matter
v.·h.at the size of t he
conununity," said Mrs. Miller,
\Vho DO\V calls Charleston,·
\V.Va . and J\lissoula. ~-loot,
home.
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They ore acrylics and oils, "mostly
mo<tern" in theme, Jo.Its. Sanford said.
Landscapes, seascapes and florals, they
are done in pastels. v.•hich she calls
•·pleasing colors."
The Costa t.lesan V.'as honored because
of her contribution lo the fair and her
participation in the art community, said
La\lcrgne Rosow, fine arts sui>ervisor.
She scn·es as a hostess for the art
. exhibits on a regular basis and this year
• V>'ill be there every day the fair is apen .
l\trs. Sanford also is an active member
of the Costa J\1esa Art League and Is a
former exhibitor in the festival of Arts
_in Laguna Beach.
. "I shO\\'ed with Robert Wood and all
the bigwigs," she sal~.
A native of Seattle, l\1rs. Sanford said
she has · shKlied art with good teachers
-and has al"'ays done "a little art."
.-J\1rs. Rosov/s theory that "a tribute is
better than a memorial" explains the
. dedication of the room to l\frs. Sanford.
· which is the first lime such a tribute has
been eyide al the fair.
l\trs. Sanfoi;:d mod estly admitted she
.thinks it "·as a good idea and likes the -•
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Officially the ·'program,
begun as J\trs. ~filler took
office ror two years, is called
"Women A g a i p s \ Rape"
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"We need citizen 1ctlon '
groull" throoghool !he oountr~
to stop the rising incidtnce, '
she said. "We are golnl to
train groups of women Vi
every comm\.ffiitY throughout
our state federation. our di~
trict and local clubs. who will
attend court when rape cases are heard to give moral
support to victims.
"Everyone \\'ho r e ad s
newspapers lqio\\'S th..,t rape
victims are often gril\ffl in
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MARY KATHERINE MILLER
H111ds National Feder1tlon
their private humilia~ion a
public a!fair.
victim's •rual hi or Y
criminal record is .... not •• admtulble in rape t:ases.
And, 11 there rarely are
witnesses, the cnsc pits the
word ol the victim against. the
that of the defendant .'' · T.ben . .Jl·ith a sparkle creeping im.o her
.. voice she said, "I am \•ery proud of my
\li'Ork." LUCY SANFORD HO NORED FOR WORK
•courts and ironi c all y
their r eputations ·are
fr_equently impugned so that
many victirM no longer will
report the crime and make
"We want to change the
la"'S. Today, w~ile-_he
becomes an opm ln UM
courtroom, the endant'l!I Mrs. '-liller cited the work
done by club members in
Indianapolis ; They go to court
''by the hundreds'' to support
Your Horoscope • •
Libra: Take Stock,
Get Second Wind -·
WEDNESDAY
JULY 17
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES !March 21·Aptil 19 ):
' Take stock of relations ·with
ne~rs relatives. YoU can 'be mdepeiideof wi thout being
--~a~rroruPnt.-You_can geU cross
views lfithout being
domineering.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
You know now that you don't ·
know it all Accent 1s on whal
ocrurs out-or-sight. Get ~hind
the scenes. Be specific, frank
and practical.
CAROL DIETZ
LEO (July 23-Aug. 221:,
Accent on ro ma~ce,
friendship, hopes, desires. You
are rey.•arded for past efforts.
Member of ~po.site sex plays
TAUft,US (April 20-?\tay 20): significant role .. You plake
Trust hunch. Some persons. changes.
offering to co-operate, have -
ulterior rr\otives. Know it and
protect 'yourself. Don't be too
polite.
-September
Date Set GEMU.'1 (?\lay 21-June 20):
Cycle high -get gOing. Be
independent in thought, action.
Highlight or I gi n a 1 it y ,.
creativity. Imprint your o"i'i
style. Be conspicuous.
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Senior
Honored
Receiviai the 1974 Allen H.
Linn memoria l plaque and a
cash prize of $100 r or
outstanding contributions to
youth in the com munity was
.VIRGO !Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Accent is on professional
superiors ; advancement,
responsibility, standing i n
community. -YOu get on more
solid footing. Your lifestyle
undergoes review. ~1rs. Phyllis Dielz o f
LIBRA (Sept. 2.l-Oct. 22): Huntington Be a ch has
You may be trying to . anoounced uie engagement of
accomplish too much, too her dauhter Carol Elizabeth
soon. Messa1es. calls amt . ' correspondence have elw;ive Dietz to ~glas Vaughan, San
qualities. Take stock. Get .Juan CapLStrano.
second wind. Travel i s The coople plan to marry
featured. Sept. t-in the La Venta Inn,
• SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Palos Verdes.
Nothing halfway: there is ~fiss Dietz received her BA
intensity, adde d pressure, from the University of
responsibility. Older Individual Califorilia. RiversidC and her
is in picture. You will be AlLS from UCl.A . Her fiance, calliflg upon past experience,
·1eSsons learned from authority son of the Johh Vaughans of
figure. Tucson, earned a BS at UCR.
Stacy Lynne Cochran. SAGJTrARWS (Nov. 22·
A 1974 graduate of Newport Dec. 21): You gain added
Harbor High School, she is the recognition because yo u r
daugh ter ot' the Norbert S. abilQy to communicate will be
CoChrans of Newport Beach. enhanced. ·More persons
Mesa Rites
In Offing Miss Cochran has worked become aWare of you. Those
throughout high school at the with problems will confide and
John Tracy Clinic AS a confess. d · s National OJarity Le ague A wed ing Sept. 21 1n t.
Ticktocker and has served ln CAPRICORN (Oec. 22..Jan. John the Baptist Catholic
the pediatric wing at llolg 19 ): U'ork. routine, health, Olurch, Costa J\1esa is being
M em or I a 1 11 o s p i l a I • money as it affects offspring planned by Barbara ~1oroso
p r e s by t e r I a n as a or lover -these are in and Frank Phl]lp Coria.
Candystriper. s po t I I g ht . Main ta In ~ti.ss Atoro90, daughter of 1be honoree lw be e n independent stance. Br i n g
accepted at UCLA where she ·forth creative resources. the ·~1ichael Morosos of Costa
plans to study law and J\fesa. is a graduate of ?wfater
probably major in businesl' AQUARIUS (Jan. 26-Feb. Del HJ,11;h School, Santa Ana
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Carts Blanch Safe Drivers
-women. --'
"As far as I c3n determine,
Ind.Jana is the only state where •·
no convicted rapist con be
given a suspended sentence,"
she cootinued . "We want to
see this · legislation cn.actl!d
across the country." By ER.i\tA BO~mECK cars in the parking lot without have all four wheels working.
Dear l\tr. Nader: a driver in sight. unrort'unately, an four arl!
As a rrequent visitor to the The grocery cart is turning locked in the same direction
supermarket (every three supermarkets into a so that lli'hcn you drive the
boors during the months of demoliti<in derby. AS proof, I cart the steering mechaiiism
';June,JulyandAugust),l .wish offer my own per s onal willtakeyou (a)intothepath
to calJ your attenUon to a observations Qrl supermarket of an oncoming cart: (b) Jnto
vehicle that is unsafe when it driving. a pyramid of 500 cans of dog
is standing still: the grocery Point 1: Grocery cart.s are food; J£) out_Ul!! front door
shopping cart. never parked. 'Ibey a re ~"here you just entered.
As you may know, oo license \li'elded together as a group at Point 3: There are no seat
is required in any state to the door and .must be bells for the children riding in
drive these little mothers. separated by kick.in&, jigiding, the shopping cart seals. Tilus,
Anyme, regardless ol age, 'wiggling and a good sUffiiek it is not unusual to have them
vision, physical cooditlm, or in the old breadbasket. This lean into your cart and eat
mental health can get ~ccounts for the body _.hall _ L _1101.1J14 of r a w
the wheel. .,.. coruJtructlon being weakened. ~ b ~ o re you
Occasionally, ther~ is no one Point 2: A ·safety check discover they are there.
behind the wheel. These little would Teveal there L!n't' a Point 4: Shopping carts
irresponsible devils slam into shopping c.art that does not should be like airplm:ies ~-
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AAU)N-
Summer °'1ibershJp COf·
fees have been planned · by
the Lagwia Beach Branch of
the American Aa5oclaUon of
Universtty Women, beginnlng
with a 10 a.m. gathering wedtiesday, July 11, 10 !he
Laguna Hills home of the
Misses Ola MWer and AJlda
Parker.
Mrs. Earle D. Garrison will
hO!lt the: second at 10 a.m. Aug.
3, and the final cofree will take
place at 10 a.m. Aug. 13 In the
Laguna Beach home of rt.rs.
Richard Wade.--·
American Association o f
Uni versity Women .
Hosting the first one will be
JoArn Shemid; F o.u n t a i n
Valley.
On Aug. 7 Eunice ~!oore will
have the second in her
Fountain Valley borne aL 10
a.m., and on Aug. 21 at 10
a.m. Doris Morton will open
her Westminster home ror the
final coffee.
NB Ebells
SC Auxiliary
'-1rs· Joseph Rose i s
president of the. 0 r a n g e
County Olapter, USC's Town
and Gown Junior Auxiliary ..
Orf..l:ltr board are the Mmes .
Dirk Eastman; Frank I In
Fioren'Uno, Garry Short, Paul
Johnson, Richard Hunsaker,
Edward Halligan and Lance
LarsOn.
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nuns-it takes two to-handle
'the situation. One to drive and
• CIJ:e to gawk and read th~
calorie content or frozen JasagnaEJ Point 5: Passing in tM
lll.lpe 'ket l s hazardous
because supermarket-aisles
are built to accom1nodate the
width or one and one-half
carts. Thus, we encourage the
reckles& driver' who fears J,he
lli·hlpped cream toppiJlf( In his
cart la melting and who will
purposely force your cart into
produce •
And here's the sOOckef,
Ralph. Shopping carts have no
brakes. None what.soever. I
suggest you publicly recall all
of them and wom en
Accordingly, the federation ....
will propose that its 15,000
clubs in the United -States
adopt a resolution proposing
that it be mandatory for .a
convicted rapist to serve time.
The federaUon also has
r.ograms to fight alcoh>lism
and drug abuse, to promote
highway safety and make seat
belts mandatory and t o
improve decaying d™11to\li11
areas.
Other major activi ties
include work with the New
YOrk Stock Exchange to teach
"'Omen the rudl"ments of
finance, especially in the area
of_wllls and estate settlement';
in conJervaUon, a ' 'brighten
the nl11h\" p r-o gram for
better street lighting as a
crime deterrent~ a •• Justice
for Juveniles" p r o g r a m ;
support of tPle equaJ rights
amendment (many men are
federation members ). and
promotion of the bicent'enruaI.
everywhere can shop In,----~----
O:>rvairs unUI the aisles are
made safe .
Yours truly.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
Wlle!IYe•Wet ... _
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Indian Art
. Competition
To st'low. sell 1nd/or
compete lor s 1500
Artist ol Year Award,
write #24 Huntington
Center:'Huntington
Beach 926-4 7.
Women college gradulltrls
from Laguna Beach, Laguna
Niguel, Mission Vlf:!o and La-
guna Hills are invited. accord-
. ing to J\Jrs. Leo Lipton, mem-
bership chainnan.
Officers of the Newport
Beach Ebell Club are the
?\Jmes. John B. L a m a r ,
president; Marlyn Dan a ,
Robert Jacobs, George Nuile,
James Barclay, ·c e or g e
llallock. Richflrd Hodge .
Philip Fluharty, Clayton
Thompson and L. H. McBride.
Meet Laurie Kasper
' NB-CM AAl.NI
AccepUng the presidency of
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the Newport-cost.a M e s a
B~h, American Association
o( American Women has been
?\trs. \Valtcr Vogt. Great stars
in person!
-One of the
Daily Pilot's
administration. 18): Emotional ties refuse to and Or8nge Coast College. She I--~--,,.,,,.., rd Is spo1r::iored by go away. Be awaf't e~u 8tso studied at Cal Poly;-Sin the Newport Harbor Academy feel and \li'hat you intend lo do
Other officers are t h e
Atmcs· H. B. Corcorri;n.
Donald $avage, D a v l d
razko\vski. Thomas Gielo1v,
Paul· Balalis and Ronald
Kt.nk Thcwnp9m
The Gran Root.' .... -. Siliks it~
'fhe four f'resh.mtn
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of Dentistry in memory of one about it. Your intuition works Luis Obispo lli'here she
of Its founders, the late Allen overtime. affiliated with Sigma Kappa . Arnold . ..,
ll. Linn. Her fiance Is the son of J\1r. All Newport-J\tcsa hi g h PISCES (Feb. l9-1'.tarch 20): and Mrs. Gilberto Coria Sr. or Westminster school student.sarecllgibleto Practice , perrect , NI H I d t f
apply. Selcclion Is made on communicate and ~~pral!e -. _ ,!10mo. _e ,_s a _gra ~a ..!._ o _!hree membership correes,
-performance of -service to-get-bead on-value . Rlject St: Jore'J)h High-SC!i>Ol, Sfiliffi'"""OOg n n -1-7~3o-p . m .
youtM secon d-band information. Maria and earnCd a. BS degree Wednesday, July 17, will be
· fttake inquiries. Insist on in aeronautical engineering at presented by the \Vestminster·
answers, not evasion. Cal Poly. Fountain Valley Br a n ch ,
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~forles on campus activities 1111 well as more general stories on the people or the o,anae
Coo st ha ve been 11mong reeenl contributions to P'eople ,!mm Laurie Kasper , ~ewe~t
member or the People Sec1ion i11rr. llolder of a de11ree 1n journ1tlism from Cahforn11
State University at Long Beach, Luurie Is workln1 p•rt-time tow1r1rd • mast~r'1 de1ree
in socl :tl eeology at UCL She covered various news-beats for ne\li'IPlfptrs In the S.an
GabrlCI Valley area before jolnina 1he Daily Pilot stiff in 1972. She has bten on lhe s11rr
or People (form erly Women'1 Section) ever since she came lo lhe Dally Pilot.
· is_theJlaiIY-~P~i~lo~~~~-r---.-
A ward-winning section f9i:.
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NAME STATl:Ml!MT -
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FICTITIOUS aut•N•ss
NAMI! STATIMINT
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Re<ord1 Jn ti\&> offtc1 ~01 the Ctu11tv RKorder ol Or1119e Countv, St~lf ol
C11lfcrnl1 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO HIGHEST lllDOER FO!'I
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Stll, Tiie underslgn9d t111Md 11ld Nollet of Dti.ull Ind E!ird)Ofl. IO S.11 ID IN
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Who's Canthaflas?
He'sStaratHome L
But N ~t dt Border
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Alter nyl from lltxico
From tfl Services
City for a .fit llt his own
expense, the\ P.fexican rilm
stur-Canlinnas ws refused
entry to llle1 United &at.cs
wttil officials intervened.
I\ ticket taker failed lo rer·
~ii~ Cantlnflas, \Yhose renl
name i~ Marlo Moreno.
"aMrio was about ready l()
go back'' to Mexico, said
in:tpresario S1nti~go Reacbl.
( -PEOPLE J
Al least $50,000 wu reported
raised for mcdlcal equipment
at San' Diego's C hi ca no
Community Center.
* Songwriter Jim Webb and
Asked i( she Y.'ould adopt a
ca,ust sintila~ to M r !'I •
' J o h n 1 o n ' s beautification
projects if sh~ became r1rst
Lady, l:fclen Jack.'IOh sald in a
tle\l'&paper lntervi.ew:
"It's hard to say l'IO\" \Yhat
should be done In the future
but I iim concerned about
prob~ms of the eldt'rly and
their health care. They have
so many talents we never fullv
utilize. So many'are !Onecy and
proud and they're"'Seeing the.ir
Sll\'i ng!i eaten away . by
inflation.·• •
* Australia's Joan Suiherland
was given an emotional home·
coming nt her flrst opera
performance 'in Sydney in nine
years. Art Winner
'. Birgitta "Patsy'' Sallivaa, who
have a l~montb-old son, "'ere
honeymoooinli: in N e v a d a
fallowing !heir "·cdding at an
all~ay festival in Ojai.
Dedicated rans .paid up to
$500 for her first night Sooty \Vest, Costa J\fesa (seated), has won tiiree first
performance. places in art competition in Orange County Fair.
It wac; 25 years ago tha t Her student Kelly Martin, 13, Costa Mesa, helps dis-
P.tiss Sutherland first sang at . play winning aw!U'dS.
Webb, 27, and the l~year
old daughter of actor Bany
Sulllvaa plan a trip to Hawaii
before returning to Webb's
J{ollywood home.
''"~in,l!'s In her horne to\m or ·--------~---
At 1:Qe cere1nony, about 200
guests · watched as a hot·air
balloon, commemorating a
\\'ebb hit, "Up, Up and
Away," soared .skywanl on the
20.acre .ranch of Jim ft,f assl na,
star oLthc rock group U:lggins
and Messina.
Sydney for $6 a night.
A beje"·eled a u d i e n c t.
attended !:he first night at
Sydney's $110 roillion ooern
house, and critics d~bed
her. perforntance in "Tales or
Hoffman" aS brilliant and
stuMing.
* Papers which Nevada Gov.
l\Uke.O'Callaghan had to -sign
to authorize a $29,000 federal * Office of ~Econo'mic
Bandleader Lyle C. "Sklk b'' Opport11J1itv grant mistakenlv
llenderlOn pleaded·innocent in y,·ent to California Gov. Roo.ald
New York to charges of Reagan.
evadihg irll'..'Onle laxes by Rea'l"an aporoved the grant
claiming a $.150.000 <deduction anyway and shipoed 1 h e
for musical scores he said he pPoers back to regional OEO
donated to the University of offices in San Franci!ICO.
\Visconsin. A state OEO official said the
Henderson. dressed ·in red ~oers "''ere being rerouted to
slacks and "'hite jacket, made O'C8llaghan for pr o p e r
his plea al his a1Tai.gnment ih signing.
~ianhattan federal e'o u rt *
before Judge Thomas Duff\,, Character actor A 11 e n
He was ri!lea5cd without bail. Jelitlns was listed in stable
Henderson, 58, was indicted condition in the intensive.care
this month oo charges of unit of St. John'! Hospital. in
engaging in a fraudulent Santa l\fonW:a after. i&urgery
backdating scheme to evade for reriloval oe·a_hmg,.
payment of more than $100.000 -Doetors for the 74-year-Qld
in income taxes in 1969. veteran actor refu.sed to * disclose the nature of Jenkin·s Pltrt."e Brooks, Chief of the illness.
1.a ke"·ood. CoJO. ·Poiicl' Jenkins appeared in 1'/lOl'e Depart~t and a n1ajor than 175 films. including "42nd
charact.er in the police book street." "Okl:ihoma Annie " "~ On ion Field," is a and "The St. Louis.Kid." candidate for Seattle chief or ·---*
police. Documentary produ cer
Brooks. 52. conlinned to a David Wolper, 40, and actttss
Seattle newspaper that he is Gloria IUll, 33, were. married
being,('()tlsidered ror the post. il13 sunsef ceremony al the
saying Seattle has ' 't he ?ifauna Kea Hotel on Hawa ii,
nucleus or a fine department his pubficil.v office announced. there." Aroong those attending the
lt \\'as appar't"ntly in Los ceremony were his three
Amreles-that Ile met J011eri• children by a p r e vi o u s W~baudi, author of "The marriage.
Onion Field." and' Police books * "The Blue KniR}lt" and "The Premier Vitlhak llabin's
Kew Centurions.·· cabinete reappointed. Druse * S)eik Jaber l\faadl deputy
82 Ear11 ,,
All 'A's
At Mesa
Strai~A 's were earned by
8'l Costa l\fesa lligh School .
student during the scrond r. ~
.semester of the l 9 7 3 • 7 4
academic year.
Seniors w i l h strai~ht A's
are: Robin Anderson. Darlene
·Bailey, Gregory Belous, ~fary
Bourgeois, Sheryl Bowen ,
Susan Bo\\·en, Diana Buller.
Leslie Carter, Paula
Copenhaver. Daryl Crandall,
Janet Cutts, Pamela De
Cubellis and Karen Dietrel.
First Plciee
Mrs . John Blake, Cosla
OTHER SENIORS: D a v id f.1esa , bas taken two ~orstadt, Fay ~ o r s Y t ~ e • first place ribbons and
Kathryn ~ra~is. E I 3 1 ~ ~ one second for her en·
Grogan, Victoria G~, lie1d1 tries in the-=-nome Liv·
Haas, Ti~hy-Hartig, Ja~-ing ar1d Design com· Kleck, Susan Kol.ar. Diane . . t' Lester, Jacque Leyrer, Craig petition a . 0 range
titasi, Carolyn 1\lillica, Shanon County Fair.
Nutt and Jodi Palmblade.
Others: Kim Pearson ,
Kan1 Purdy, JJolli Rogers.
Peggy Sclt\\•andt, S I e p h en
Sharp, Turi _smi_tb_. JJ me.s_
S\v&in. Amy Tbompson and
John \\'hi tmore.
JUNIORS: Eric AnQers:cn,
Ooro!hy Baden, Re b c c ca
Balentine, Terri Bergman,
Lawrence Brov.'flsoo. Yvette
Dean's List
Certificates
Going to 21
Dumouchel, Cathy r i s h c r. c.ertific:ttes or acadetnic
Sheryl For g i e , Kevin achi. t _ba\·P b e c n Gallagher, J-!:oward Gensler, vemen J
l\!iles Greiner, La w r e n c e awarded lo 21 Orange Coast
arada. Cindy Jamieson and " students at Cal Poly San I~uls
Scott Langford . Obispo \Vho \\'ere named to
Other Juniors: Ste,. en the dean's list ror the spring
Masuda, Jeffrey Palmblade. quarter.
Leslie Sterrett , U5e Suikki Students from Costa tiiesa
and DonaJd \Vright. "·ho r e c e i v e d certificates
SOPHO~IORES: Joan Be--are: Christy Blanc, 1960 S\\·an
Jous, Ronnie Bly, Sandra Bly~ DMve; Diane Chrislensen, 277
Gina Caprine, Susnn Carr, -Hanover Drive; Tyler Lowrey,
Stan Dembecki, Deborah lfcl· 2003 Goldeneye Place; ~anet
meczi and Debra Hempstead. 1\liescke, 2023 Flamingo Dri ve
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... "' .. -Fol J,. OWi!! ,·" ··a ~ 1.11 .. 1 :t"':..1$1:...:l'*.,i ti,_" t,":;: 11:M fi:ilmil• ~ ~:rl ~: en .i Mut!lll 11:: l 6.21 t. ·-"!""" I . 11.ll 4.1} S.lt .. "'-"'-"'· i.ll I. • l'DS: BOTH COLGATE and P G 6 ... 1. lrilr lfl• 11,91111.'1: . .,.nr,1• ,i.t.J 1t.111 ~ • 'J:H 'J:tt 3\50 felt that they Ought to be rn A a 1'.01 1,.W ~ :10,0ol 10.tl,
able to snatcb some of the ~ Gw ~ o· "" -~ ~LW i ... •.J• -I~ m Fd · 1 Sf I !.It ,,U CUllTY l'DS: mouthwash OOsiness f r o m """' 1"'· I ·• " , ... .: •.» •.rt · =:l' 1.n >.ta
Listerine. The P & G entry. it;:-~ , :U 1t'.! 3' , -fn ~· E: i} 'ttl '::;f ~'/!" " l:a tt~ ~-. has "'Ol"ked Its •••Yup Nitl' I~ ! M a:w .: E!: a i:!T i:~ "1~1g~o.~osi.ll ~ A Fii 0 ·l"!· ACIOllo 1.tt 1·21 ClDo Fd .:11 1· ' to about 20 percent of the =:'Fa · '· 71 · ~ 143 ~ ·Sir' Sm '! o 1
Coll.I loo " .. Ignored by Am J 111' r.z;u '" I Ltlllmrl ,.11 . Gii.Rl!HLO GR" :
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Jfeteo Jackson. \\ife of minister or oornmun lcation!i.
p&tential president i a I He js thi! hif!'hest ranking Arab
candidate Sen. lle11ry JI.I, in the tsracll go\·emment.
Jackson <D-Wnsh. \, savs she The 55-year-ol(l-~teran of 20
admires !\fr5. Lyndon Johnson ' yeats• service. (n Knesset. the
more than other presidential Js~li ·parliament. served in
wives because "s1le did a the same post under former
gre·at deal for people." Premier Golda li-feir.
67 OCC · Students
Other sophomores: John and Diane PeUcrs, 3 5 0
Marwlino, Noelle N a I t o . Villanova Road.
bus~ On the ~her band, 11.,,. i. J .!. ~ . .,.
1i:ff i:ft ~, Gi11 f= :~ ~:;'' F 1 1\ 11: ~
C° 1>111 I 3''1 4. Fm t(!' :16 '. 6 ~lt~~~I j . ~ t~ ... mouth\\'BSh usen. 1.1ii ~t"h-6.00 •·· ledr u.641l.t1 ~ ... H J..Jt :::· StUJ milled at being ' s.ff J· ~ 4.u .10 t=' t-4i ...
relegated to second place in ~ 11·~ 1:u: f . ;:tr t: 1~· ,j:i '1j~ mJt.sJt,:::~ the toothpaste market, tor GOC"~ :u ! 11 ··· ,._c n~r~ .... Catherine Ready, \Va I t e r
Rolsma, Belinda Smith. Belh
Snevely, Richard Webb and
Bridget Wedge.
many >"tars its main ~flt =~ t:f; ~: :t,. ::: n~ ,:; '· :!'!(": 't\"l 1:·;:
FROM NEWPORT BEACH' centtt. Colgat< is now trotting ii l:lO i. J:ft :i.;· ' '!"" n.!l Ii'~ "·" ,,:,.
Jack Cohen , 2007 Highland out a new' brand called Peak. All"IHI 1•·1.• .,:,1 1: .. :~ ... 'B ~!! ~~..JT~·:
Drive : Becky Hopper, 2152 k-A ....,,.;., i..-a.tlenl is . l:fi:};• J:M1~:12 .~ , .. 1 M·t~il •nw J.ff i:.a V~-1Jor do J Johns! Wuvoc .,......,,. ..~....., (lrw9I ' S.14 6. "NAIKI .. v,., , Trrt 6. • ...
r.;1.11. an ; ay on, bak" g -~a !ii; '·" I" ,_..., . 11r1t1 a.52 .11 .....,.ur '·, •.n 201· Via Or'\'ieto: 'Ibomas in :IUU • 1 10:e11 · .. fl!!.°'" !."ju Bro •,'!S •.ot 1.'4 Sm1111 a ,,., '·••
Make Dean's List
FRESHJ\tEN: Oebie Beat:h,
John Flont, Catherine Heath.
Robert l{ud<lck, Debo r a
Johnson, Kimberly Johnson,
Lillian Kadev, Greg Purd,v,
cathy Tarpl<'y 'and Barney
Tang.
The one new product which , l •2 ·'~ f-J:: I"° :o :o .fn. 'Eo· t.H 10.11 ~1&Gr 1.n a.u
Lahue. 18 Linda Isle Drive; has-been a-.Winntr for COigate ~J'-' ! ,, ,tf, f 11e :·:r ;·:~ F:::r.: · .. ,~ '·ll ,Gff,.~ !:n:s. ::o Cou~--y Reiser 1601 Kent ;"',! :JZ J., r.~ vo •.•• ,·., 11111p F •.u •· 1nw G ' 1 .... I wn:: • i! Irish Spring, a deodorant . 'tlUT ... . ~"' F l .N •. In '·°" ··~ Lane; Pamela Yoder. 17UJ h · wuTCMts· ~ •llfO.• • ~1 1.1i J ...
Antigua \Va y and c r·a i g soap. Introduced In 1972 • Iris ~ : 'tlt '!· ~ ~ f;i ~·:l :J~ ::n ;:;l :,fi"d·~R~1·
Thomas .• 15 Seaward Road. Spring has ,managed lo :m . [iil" 1·,. ,·,,. 10 ... 11.•1 I'd 3.s. '·"
Sixty-seven Orange Coast
students made the dean's list
of Orange Coast College. Costa
P.1esa, Y.ilh straight AA for the
spring, 1974 s~n1ester.
Straight-A students . from
Costa Mesa are :Rob ert ·
Amberger, Jesus Aney a,
Virginia Aroil50n, S b i r I e y
Baxter, David Campbel l ,
Marianne D'Angelo, J o h·n
Deed.<;,, John Depko Benjamin
Epstein; David Forbes and
Dt!nise Frick.
Also: David Kruschek,
Anloineile Lake. h1ary Jeanne
lAV.'ry, Robert Lucca, Kenneth
ANIMAlogic11,»., "''""
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f\.falle, Richard M c C I u r g ,
Patricia Jl.fclntosh, J a n1 e s
ti1el.ro."ie. Jr .. Ronald ~linke,
Robin l\forg:ift ·-and Fredric
?.fueller.
Bicyclists
Will Pedal
• 15 l f fk~ ot $C.I l·" .I • r: ill t '7i D 9.5' 10,ll . .,.,11 •.01 4.JI ~m San Clen"lente: Steven capture J)CT'C(!n o 11<: 11lc c.111 .•• •.1e i11 u111 ,·'M t '"" MCD 10.-06 11. Pigoars i.Sll J.tt nu deodorant -•p bus Ine s s, e.c-i •.113 t .OJ F1"' &r 1'1t 1'n ~•K 1v 1.J1. 1.1 f: F• Gt J.t:J J.t:J
B -• A V I · ""'"' l:ilyrll(. 4 ... S.l) l'IOMIM o.Ou,.. · Mlltlef 7.111 1.111 Fr tnc: l.O'f 1.0. rown. """ \•e a enc1a : placing it third behind P&G's """"~or '·" •.4 1,. Fnd 711 ; 71 Mio "'" J.'M •.JI 1.i~ Sir :loj,2fJ.1.10 "-nald Johnso" -· w. Ave 8&Kn 141 l.U 1.14 IOI F"nd ,·., 1'•· ,,..,,,., M 1.00 ... 7EADMAN FO!• •w ·•"""' .,_ 9 · I) d lSffi 1 ·• •• ... ·'"""""' Fo a.:! 114 1o1n rno1 iu t. 1 u..,,t (1 percen an 'l · Qrtwft 1.111 11~1-,,.11 0 ,,.0, MtOF<I • .. · .. Valencia: Afary titullin. 225 w. "-.. . Di 1 (3' 11 '" ln' t~' » F\ittl 1.:2 5·' Mtl 8rlG 1 1:~ ...... J1 '·°" 1·11o1 , n.nuvurS 3 per~ · i;.1 ,,.. ,,. w 3.66 '· Miii' F4 t.ff 1.1 .OtNn JS1 SSJ Aye Valencia and Kathryn An 0 th e r P&G brand. "'-1, .'2 : at MIF a.., l . J n11H ltOE '"·
St 2410 So 01 Vi''' 8mlw I.II ..W •12 •AM.tlr!ltll 3. 4,1 g IS.11 1S 71 amtf. · a · Safeguard, owns ten ~rcent ~\"~PV0~1~1•111 •nc~ .:,,,1·1J :f"'~ 1Ia 1t· ~· ,~?;~:!i F _OM SAN JUA N ofthenmrket. . ~r:o ••s il"(i"~ lli !1""'11,, 111 11 soROU,., ~-p1"slrano · Magdalene "' DivShr j't1 C11 , ... • Hlrl•ndu , .. '·" ~ '" s.17
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AND JI.farina Naito. Albert F v te . BewS<y. 3 2 6 7 2 Correterra wm1 ITS eonsist,nt reeonl ~ J:a j:E T : S.IO 1.H l:.tf\. f:= !~ ~\ t~ 1 n
'Ntlsoo, Christine 0 ' Dowd, Or e raJtS Dri\'e and Debra Young. 2!1506 of disasters, "ill' docs COigate 1 v ~1 :61 m"~ f·" f·J, ~....,.Ii i·n i:" t:;;1 t :·tt '::.\
Chris O'Hare, Eliae Powis, Riviera Court. keep l~ing? \Vell. for one 1H ~.ffr.' •1:1 lll fl ll! '1.ff J;:;'t: '=: '·lf
Suzanne RI ch le. J 0 h n Harbor Area pedal pumpen Other students who made thing, its ruee punishment if ''°' 1 IS -c. f'' MG 4 ~~ ,. ~GH t·;: ., n
Sinqivage, LaM'}' Sm j th , 'i nt er e 5 t e d in n lsing the spring quarter dean's list you can get. it. Even though it E""• ,:;; %:~ ·~·i:rM' ~:: 1tU h 1tff 1J·U ~~ ~:~ :~f
Shai'on Spe.ncer1 Marg.are t scholarship m 0 n e y for arc: Lori Bro\\11 of Dana gets trounced regularly by ££; ~ t11 t.t ~ ' ~ ;1!:r, l'i·~ = .. rlv1clJ'
Wilson, Heidi. \Yahlberg and veterans· attending Orange Point. 33777 JI.farina VI s t a Prock!r & Gamble. C o I g a.t e ~""' :" tt! 1 • t" !·,. ~c!I. 1:J§• ,;I °=(~·v 10.ao 11~ spir~x Vr)ght. roast CoU1t1e are inv.iled-lo-Dril'" · lark Sizelo,·e of 1" ~ .... e .-r. ~ 1 1· -'""' i,•s •.it
From ountainv a1'1"b y , portldpate In a Bllre-A-'lboo l..1l(Un• Beac , un ,. IMI year and on that volume it , I! f~ ~:~ tU f;:~, t : • :&-'i! 1~.lt ,~:!! C~thy Carothers, Judi I, h Aug. 4. \\l~y. and . i:;ric Tulleners of cleared $88 million. which Is s. ,. 'j:t ,-i; NT(N:" :U 1 : ~<,!~0 f.fs"'i" ..
Faulkner, Clyde de Polenskl, Cvclists \\'Ill tenvc campus ~l1ss1on V1eJO. 25672 Chrlsanla n1ore nlo1ley l:hsrn ·"·as earned F::, j·U :· 1 "•~ 1 ··~· ,f~ ii""'' 1"'' 't~.1!1· g:, t 11 ~!~ Patricia Spaan and \~lll13m at 8 a.n1. and all donn.,s -Urive. by such companies a s ShTr 1 ·•7 ... • it) tt:it "" ril b:rs l · > fi:':i1 nc: ~ 11 • ~?
W ·•• R -·~1· St I G "ll e tte ""' 'I'·' LT°"Cl"' ,..._•01· .~-.,;;'j·k F~;; Huntington J!cach: ~:~1:.!fl0f:~r;:U:1~~·= ' \\~i~1. S:~~ay Stores and i:,.::.. 'i ,:·!! E::-j:1il 1·; ,,,. tR t:~ SrCA ~~ :.ji
Marfarct 'Anderson, Ronald occ \lcteran'!i Affairs _Office. AC<.lll:Si't;Oll Campb<'ll Soup. I" : t» ~ C(~ 1· •·• ~ffl: '~ ttf 11·:01 lau~5,..u'M16s~· /\ye Ki I Bl k Sall ... ... Sci . llS I ... -Sll I) AC!rKF 3 1••11 rs, r st n el a, y rerSons lnt('l"tst('d In tklln:;t ... 1 i '°'° !!:~ ··· 1ttv 'oi. • ... """ t'111 i..11
Cox. Reginald Drunlng. Dnvld are asked to find 10 or mnre •adiO ~ '."LI•@ .:w ,~;c,. 1}1~n~'t':~!:w~ !ii ti 11:fu!tt~~=J~i;
McCracken, Dnvid Nl l ler, SIXlt\SOfS who will pledge a At Li'riear &1 ' .50"" A"' 1 •• 1 .ft~f'!ro.,., ),3' ""' •...: ,,.., lfl
John fifoher, Mcreclith Plper1 donation for caCh mile they 4 1:ti I: I:: . ·r r.:~'.., ··~ i'M ~.r F tn ~·ll =~e~:zvir~t ~~~~ ·=~~le.~~;e:1~~p=~t~f : LUlear 1 n st r II m e n ts pager E 0 tt ii ~ii a:s~·g $..:";• 1:~n t.-B i~'' I~ : :·,
mile and the rider cpmpletts Corporation, an l~sed e ~ C: GVid sr, .,,.,. ~Jr J ·· tr"" ~J: 11
FRO!\f NEWPORT BEA.CH: 30 miles. the schoLarShlp fund manufacturer or gra p h i C $17.00 c 1~ l.~'t lflW
1 i·,l t.b 11 ii! 11:§41 ~::J~ l:d J:ii
Teri Kahan, Pa I r le I a \\Olli m:levc $3. iecoiding instruments, has a lllOldh R ;:
?ifacFarlane1 Susan Malmin, Checkpoint s v.111 be set up to acquirtd the a.sselS of Fram total oott
·Kellie Phllbl'ich:. Re b t cc a rte0rd aot ual mlles and thfrc Elettl'OOlcs ,Company for an -:-e ~
Smith, Urte Vaughan •. Lois 1YiU be food stands v.1th 1h~i !\h:-'un~d~lscl~ooedp.!j1&•m~ouga-!l.'oft,ea'!!f'"~tt:.' .... ..,..i1tt-Hiir~ll· nln,=and1Curt-W~,e.c---nro1,ci mac . murw . tt\'O v ' I I 1 II
0thor·.stralgh1 A •iudent• crew will pick up disabled in th< contrael creel t •pprova : j·, i: ~ 0!. 'f"ll ~"~'! 1: .: ::11 :n •!~
on the list arc: Barbain Botti qcles and riders. manufacture. O'f eleulronlc ,...,•Ri .s. s.~ 1;r,e,.., 1 .·U !f .. ~ ,,1 ~ .U •?
of El Toro, George Long of TO sir up, come to the a s s e m b Ii es , and their ~· . j '! , 11 ~ , 11 , .., 1111',, 1.~ , , ...,. r.-.n !~ Irvine, -Christle Peck of \teterans Afrtirs Off ic e acquisition pro\•ldes n ~• ~ :J j '' ID f" .. ,1 ~ 11• u. '1¥\11t1 c:.r .,
laguna Beach and James before July 31 or «Jn!act 5\gnirlcant Cl pans I O' n' or s' • 1C :r, l, ~ 1 :: tf.+t 11~ •,· 0 l: ~ .. ~ tP, i; '
J K I prod • bfjJ C> ·! J, I '"" t/,10 11.U ,,.,..., .10 '· ~ .. ~: AArons· and Theodore Zltfau Of Ralph J\1cComb CM' O'j . oppe UCi.JOn· C&pa 1y. 135•3305 11,) 11. J ,,.., '"'"" t.JI S.11 Vl'llt F I.it "'· ,,_v.i1tt11t.
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LPS ANGELES 1Ar1 -Bob
llope.,bh:lmes himself and Bing
Crosby ror the millions thal
were• losf by their fellow
pr.elty good, so Bing and l put others u•ere striki..11£ oil around deductible. Revenue Crom the
in $105,000 Mpiece. l ren1ember our property. well& -if they came ln -had
wondering v.'hen 1 was signing "\Vel r. that prop e rty the advantage of the oil
produced 28 flou·-ers that depletion allov.·aMe.
Ber1en and othen got stung in
the alleged swln<tle of the
Oklahoma-based Home-Stakt!
Production Co. ..
investigative surveys before
he par~ '\\•Ith any of his <:ash.
Dolores llo!X' \\'SS once
asked what she .thought her
In lAWslana and Mississippi Tbefplight ot ihe stellar
and is considering a deal in Investors in Horne-Stake bas
Texas. ' provided him w0llh g a g
•----G rfc.;•;;rm;;;;ers in the llom&Stake 11 01 Wln<i e.
1he last chec~ for $19,000 Lf '-p~o be v.·orth po million , i!ar._s ere.._ wllliog to hand
\\'as Just thi'O\v1hg-my money wid Bin& and I wc.rg in for a O\'&r huge sums without e\'en
away, quarter interest apiece The seeing the y,•ells they were
"ldon'l know how I missed
out on the deal," said llope,
who was not approached• by
llome-Stlike. "It sountled like
a great setup wit h all those
names -like a coagt-t~ast
• husband would have been If he
hadn't gone into comedy. •
m·R~CET\'T Y£ARS he-Ms -.materlJtl. of, <:9.Pr&e, as he
invested heavily in California demonstrated recently I n
"Sometime arter Iha! I w<is ne\\'S made a page in Time invest' g in.
"\Vhy, a businessman . of
course," she replied quickly.
"And a very suc_(!_essful one."
real estate and adm its that \Oklahoma Oty: "'
tw ice a ye_ar at property-tax "I just came here to make
time he cries a lot . an oil deal (big la.ugh) ..
\._f'lt's all our fault -.''
remarjed the ~median. "\\Te
cost tfiis co1n1n nily ta lot of
money Just bee use of what ~ happened to us Several years
playing a date at Baylor magaz ine, and the'.\ every star ~
'University in \Vac.'O, Tex., un~ in to'vn wanted to get into ~ AS A RESULT, Jack Ben y,
this oil guy said he wanted to ~oil.'' Andy Williams. Liza ~finne_ Ii,
come down and sec 1ne The--ltµ'e was irreaislible for Bob Dylan Buddy Hacke t,
beca use he might have some those making highly taxable Barbra StreJsend, Alan Alda,
good news for me. incomes. Not onl y v.·as the • pavid Cassidy, Tony Curtis,
v.·ax museunt. '' ,
It Is possi))lg that Home-
Stake's· masterminds decided
not to try the money·v.·ise
Hope. The comOOian gets solid
He· has proven tl\at in his
dealings, showing an ability to
r a-t t 1-e f--details o{ G
compUcated"contract with the
same ease ttlat he remembers
jokes. He retains oil interest s
tough for w bu s l n e 1 s Actually Jae~ fen~y wanl~ Hope re~rked that it's · _ _1
figures-to flrM. inveatment1 me to tak'e ·over tus $300,000
n o w a d a 11 , since the investmenl i n Home-Stake·
government has ·been (guffaws ) . , . He was calling
eliminatinl tax shelters. me from the hospital (roar).''
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"A GUY CA~IE lo us ¥lith
an oil deal, and ii sounded He came and told me that orig inal . investment t a x Faye Dunaway, C a n d I c e
Califo1·nia's Peacl1 G1·owers
Face Poo1· Yem· Due 'to 'Rot'
Orange County Business
Costa t\.1esa res Id t.n t drug whole~aters in l he fountain Valley.
PbJllp I. Cohen. area represen· Fullerton area. *
SACRA!'l[E!i\t'J'O I AP l
\\'ine lo\•ers needn't \l'Orrv
about a rain-damaged gra pf
'Crop. but for connoisseu rs of
canned peaches il s a different
s t o r y . ~gricullurC' officials
have announced.
State and i n d,.u._s t r y
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
-MERCEDES BENZ--
Sa /es • Service • Lea si ng
28701 MARGUERITE PARK·WAY 49~1t0o MISSION VIEJO 831-.1740
S. OW,. Fwy. to A•irry ... wy. ••It. ript.,. M.,....,-iM
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spokesnlen said a fre<ik July
storm that hit Northern
Californi a last \\·eek triggered
outbreaks of Bro\\'n Roi. a
form of. fungus , among early
cling peach crops.
Californi a is the nation's
major source of cling pcacl_les,
!he type used by nwst
.canners.
A SPOKES~lAN for the
(.alifornia Canning P e a c h
Association, Dennis Icardi,
said up to five percent or a
projected crop of 810,000 tons
of peaches could be "'iped ou t
by the rot.
State offic ials had said last
\\:.eek that sonle of California's
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COAST RESTAURATEUR
John Mc.lnto•h
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NEW PRESIDENT
"J1me5 L. Gray
6 Promotio11s Revealed
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tative for l\111tual of-Omaha · '* Jamts Bttw1 of
has been named "Ne\v Man Loren ' F. , Sutherland director of
of the Year." has been appoitlted sales genttal &el'V· ·lie was selected on the basis, representative for industrial ices at S.d-
of heallh lnsuranct volwnt products for the J. r. Baker
and service to policyholders. Cbtmica.I Company • of Ne~· d I e b • c le
the company says. Cohen Jersey. He ls a resident of Comm1llty
v.·orks is associated with the Costa Mesa. • in U.guna
Jae Bartholomew div ls i.o a '* Hilb has
'office In Tustin. Pt1k:bael L been el~ed
---* r o r m e r· state presi-Josepb L. Troilo has ly manager dent of tbe .--...,. be e n an. ftbSat -,. o e n 11: National Association O{ -Poy,• •
pointed di· Ana mort-er Engineers for' 1974-75 •
r e c t o r of gage bank· '" Prior to· joining Saddleback
m a r keling ing office of Hospital. Brown was direct.or
for AHePI· Co 1 d we I I of engineering at. AlvaraOO
bly Services Banker ~n-, ComnuUty Hosj)ilal ·tn San
Unlllillted of Corpa g e m eh l • Diego. ., as '* Costa l\.1esa. been namOO MA•• R I c ii 1 r d H. Boatelle
The n e w field real estate repre§enla· of Fountain Valley has been
finn special-T•OiLo live for the J. C. , Penney named director o( quality
izes in assembly of electronic Compan y. loc. assurance for m Caaaoa
inrerna tlonally famous wine "' oomponents. Troilo will also Marr, who joined Coldwell Eleclrlc • Nortll American.
grape crop could also be Far \\rest Ser.ices, Inc., of JIENRY WAITERWciRTH operate as general manager. Banker in 1963 as a He will be responsible for
At Far West Services
damaged b Y ...,;,._...,awned now assumes the post of vice * commercial salesman. resi~ quality ol all rrr Cannon • ....... ~..-Irvine, a wholly ow n e d Jad1 Thurmond of San \\i th -bis wife and thn:e . connector products ~ced
fungus. But the \Vine Institute subsidiary of W. R. Grace & president of 0 Pe r at lo n s ' Juan Capistrano has joined the children in Corona del Mar. at company plants in Santa
said few vineyards nad hit by Co.. has annOWlced. six elevated fro.m his 'denrormer Pha rmaceutical operations * Ana and plants at PotlQla,
position as vice presi t of division of Synlex l.abont· 1-luntington Beach resident Phoenix_ and Toronto, Canada. by mildew. personnel promotio n s, Sout h ern Ca l f fornia ' iories, lac. as a professional Robert L. CulweU has *
"The grapes are pretty including the elevation of John operations. He will oversee service representative. been promoted to manager of J 0 1~ p h tncaudo, . cur·
YQUng and are more abfe to R. l\f~lntosh to chairman of Far \Vest rest 3 u ran t She will convey infonnatlon We1tmor Fln11ncbil's . Los rently general manager of~
v.•ithstand mildew than those the board aild James L. Gray operations west of the on, Syntex specialities to Alamitos cffice. Ba 11ock'1 South Coast Rockies . .He Jives in 'Costa ph sl · pharma ists and Pl ha b fa 'he lo g " "d N "d Y c1ans, c H• 10· •·~ th• f'·m 1"n 1973 as aza store. s e e n r r a n • sa1 orm to presi ent. l\fesa with his wife, Dena, and · " 11..:u "' u ~ • ted · I r R assistant loan manager. appom genera manager o oby, institute spokesman . ~tclntosh, founder of the two children. F B• d Prior to that he was the finn's new San Diego
lcardi said that Pe a c h restaurallt fa mi I y that Denni~ McMeekin moves up ree~ay 1 S associated with Liberty Loan. store expected to open in
gro~·ers _ in the . Marysville includes R e u b e n • s , The _ from regional vice president SACRAt-.tENTo (UPI )-The Culwell is ·also. a eaptaln in the February, 1975.
area. 40 miles north of 5 1 of the Northeast region to the state Department of J\'lar~ Corps Reserve. Jncaudo jollied Bullock's in
Sacramento, had suffered the 1ifoonraker, ·Baxter's tree' position of vice president of Transportation has called for * 1968.-PiiOr" to liis current
Snack Shop. Coco's. Reuben E. operations for Far West /bids Aug. 28 on a $.l.8 million l\1khlel Boardman has assi gnment he served as
heaviest damage. Lee, The Whaler, Lt. Robert restaurants e3st or th e project on the last remaining been appointed a s sistan t assistant controller, assiStant
The storm. the heaviest Julv E. Lee. Isadore's, Th e · ·Rockies. i\1cMeekin and his link of Interstate 5. 'fhe manager of the newly opened to the chairman of the board "-if-....NQW YOU CAN TRAJ)~ rain in Nonhem California in Sandpiper. The Plankhouse, V.'ife, Lynne. have tv.·o rhiJd~"'n project calls for a 3.1 mile Westminster Mall office of for long range planning and 'a.;' over a century, dumped more and will relocate tO the highy,·ay section just north of Barclay's Bank ol CaWonUa assistant general manager of
IN COMMODITIES than an inch of v.·ater on The Summer llouse and The Southern' California area from Stockton in San Joaquiu in Huntington Beacb. the S h e rman 0 a It s
1ilarysville groves. Al o or in g s , began his New York. County. _________ _c_ __ H_e_a_nd __ h_is_fa_nu_·1y_ll_.,_•_in ___ ,_1_or=.'=·--•----~-cright-here~n.Jlle"'Jl(i'l't-Bea~:j-~==============::::::=::~~uran:;';;l~ca~reer;\;;;;.mil~!M8~•~it~hj~~--···~.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .... ..;;;.. .......... iiiii(""'~l-I 1-----1-a-pr<ifessionaJ-commudity·firm-a·smalh:o!!ee shop·m-e.rona r
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Isn't it time you die; your commod ity
trading with a man-and a firm -wh ose
pfincipal business is commodities?
A .. d B de! ~Jar. c . . I M d" A s k L. mcor 11r Far West Services l\OW omp ete . .id.. a_ Y· merican toe 1st
Ann ed operates more than I 0 0 .
Now you can-right here·in Califotnia's
newest. fastest growing financial ma1kel·
place : fabu lo us Newpo rt Ce nler: At Kipnis . With
Dr. Robert H. Adler and his slall of professionals.
OllllC restaurants across the United .. ______________________________________ _.
Their busin'ess is commodities. Dr. Adler writes a syn·
dicated newspaper column on inVestments.
If you have interest in this type of ir')vestment. talk to
one ol the seven people in this new Klpnis office trained
to talk your language.
Phone 644-6910 or send the ,coupoo, below. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...............
Please have a Klpnls Com·
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matlon, and send me the f"..:--oditJ'es latest Ki pni s Co mmodit y \..A.Dlllll market lel\er.
Membe11 ol all princioal
commodily exch,anges
Division ol H. S. Klpms & Co.
Chicago • New York
Wa6hing1on, O.C. • S~.t1 Francisco
610 Newport Cttnler Drive, Qep1, 8
Newport Beoach • Phone S••-691\'.I
t ll T
HUS, pt<ON(
William · T. Pasroe lll.
i::residenl of Amcord. Inc. of
Ney,')X>rt Beach. has acquired
86,000 shares of tile company's
common stock in a private
transaction. '
The purchase of t h e s e
additional shares b r·I n g s
Pascoe'.s holdings of t h e
comoa ny's common stock to
532.000 shares. As of June 30
there \\·ere 5.671,211 shares of
the compan y's common stock
out 5j.and ing.
Amcord is a diversified
manufacturer and marketer of
construction and I e i .s ur e
products.
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We offer to you Planes, Motor and Sailing Yachts,
Mexican Villa. Ski lodges, and much More. -
We are a limited membership group which provides
individuaJS or corporations Luxury.Recreation and a
potential tax advantage.
We pffer fif5t class privileges at nominal costs.
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States.
~tcLtt.,'TOSR RESIDES in
Corona del Pilar with his wife,
Audrey.
Gray. who joined Far West
in 1960, became a partner -and
helped establish the fi rst
Reuben 's, located in Newport
Beach. He u·as executive vice
president. prior to h i s
promotion. The SG-:vear-0ld
executive lives· in Newoort
Beach with his wife, AtUla,
and children.
Dick Park. promoted from
vice president and sceneral
manager to executive v\ce
president, joined Far West in
. 1958. He resides in Santa Ana
Y.'ith his wife. Betty.
Gino Boero. v.·ho joined· F.ar
\\'est in 1961, will become yice
president and g e n e r a I
manager. mo ving up from his
rormer position as v i cc
president of operations. He
lives in NeWport Beach with
his wife, Nikki, and three
children.
Insurance
Group in
Cost<I Mesa
T r a nsamerica Insu rance
Gr6up's \festem zone offi~
have transferred from Los
Angeles to Sooth' Coast Plaza
in Costa Mesa.
As resul t of a move bandlftl
b y Co ld w e ll Banker
Conunerckd Brokerage Co.,
Transamerica ·I n s u r a n c e
Company·s zone office now
occupy three nocy-s of the
South CoGst Pla1.a Flnan<:i?l
Center at the $0Uthtast corner
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by Tom K. Ryan
HARK!: DAT WAXEN PALLOR 'f'ON DOSE
ROSf.Y CHEl'KS! ... DEM Df.W-t.IKE
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YOLJQ 1...EGS. WHAT IS YOUSE !)()IN'
IN DA SACK ?! 1 lil'ADS Al~WART DAT VOIGIN f'POW !
PA CHILD'S~! ... HAMii iN Pllllf1ME
I Pl!AR!..VOUSE AIN'T INSURl!P!!
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TODAY'S CIDSSWDID PUZZLE
UNITED Feature Sylldicate
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1 Trades
6 Floor ·
co~er.ng
pieces
10 Cu11ing
tools
14 ··--·
Dutton
15 Came lo
eari n
A1cha1c
16 Mun1c1pa1
mop
17 Mao!c
Leat ·
Gardem
18 South
A.mer1c;,n
republic
19 C1tvo1
Latvia
20 Satisly1ng
resu11
22 ---••••. .,,
V11am1n
source
2il Oulwara
appearance
26 Female
an1..,1 _
27 Pine COM
3 1 Door sign
~:?·Perceives
by the car
J3 Jeer
3~ Glass
vessel
18 Formerly
J9 Cor!ilin
p ick les
40 Go wild
over .i' !I tot!ows
"onntemos
41 Nortri
Afncan
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43 Consistent·
44 Cease to
live
.\5 Prwa1e
girls scnool
47 Takes
back
51 Mans
nickname
52 Aophed
' vitreous
coating
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account
58 Amoun1s
ol money
5~ Grand
Duke of
MusCO'IY
61 K1ndof
>how
62 lumber
source
6J PartlaUy
Preh..:
64 TufkiSh
Cllt
65 Vend
66 We1gn1
allowance
t:,7 Preiend
2 wo1ds
00\"JN
I Boxing
mattl'I
2 Warning
word ·
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11 Fun or
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12 F1t11ng
re1u1ns
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23 Boor
25 F11tfl/llke
27 Foot
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28 Canvas
s'truc1ure
29 Newround·
lond.caoe JO Singer
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42 P•ecc 01
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43 Avo1d1ng
cAayger;it<on
<14 Girl
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47 1Aus1ca1
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divorce
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SOMEDAY
1NAGES WILL
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W1TH PR.ICE'S!
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I ALWAYS KNEW You
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AN.:> Lf'OU KNOW WHlf l';\I, t'iECAUSE M'i.f MorMEr{ WANTED TO
GOING 10 SC:E IT ? 6E1 ME OUT C*'. THE HOOSE !
NOi A t MEARO MtM TELL M ISS "
TH lt-'G! SPENCER THAT Hf HASN'T
DO YOU'? A DRIVER'S LICENSE:
AND ME SAID SOMETHING
A00UT 6EING IN A
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~E'AVE THEIR MA/l!ZI< ON'
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P UBLIC NOTICE
"'" ,ICTITIOUI IU$1Nl!fl
NA""• STATIMl!MT
Tiit. followlnt ptfWlll b dal!ll boAl!IMI •\: I HYOltOTHEll~L POWEii C.Q.,
LTD, t10U VI~ C•ll<t!!t, Ml•).lgi• Yl110. f °''"'" COUll•y, (1illi>toU. 1,•1S AOO--S. 5pr ..... lot, <>-<"I P11r!Mf,
2103' VI• C11t..,., M.l\tlor> Vitia. 0<1~ Covniv. c1111. m1s.
Tllll llll•lnKI 11 ~Of\Cl<.lt'~<J ty 1 llll')lltl;I H•IO.•VllO,
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S.wk1' & ••• 6000.6099
TutSd~J. Jul~ 16, 1~74
The Bi11e1t Marketpl~e on tht Orwce Coast
DAILY PILOT CtASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It , Find n. [ 5 42 •56·78 J Trade It. Wtlh a Want A<i
One Cal I Service
Fasl peclll Approval
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Aut....wn&ettiet
Tronlfll'1Clliwo , , •. 9100·9099
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dally & report •rrori GREAT NEW LIST.ING OF HUGE 2000 s<1.
I m m • d i • t •I Y· The lt. Bar llarbor ho1ne. Ou t s tanding at·S45.500. PuOll11>1d Orlt1<Jlt (NI I Julv t, 16, '3, )(I, !0•
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O•lly Pilot, n.u.1•. ---J'UBLIC NOTICE
' _11(_TJllO.U$ IU$1N,EJS -_ ""i ITATl"MI" , T"-follow! lle•IOftl 1r1 llOl"ll
butlntt' 11:
ORA;NGE COUNTY SUZUKI, 1'9S
H1rbOI' Blvd., COlll M111, CA. "26'•
llObbv L. C•v!MIJl,0 ll•t Ml. Hood Dr .• S.1111 ,.N, CA. t110S
DAILY PILO~ a11umes Lo t s ot·ext ras, cul-d e-sa s p rink lers, inter·
llabllity for the first n /? r COlll. Call 00\Y_for details. 546-5880.'
l"-< o r r •ct '1niertion \ _ ew' Lonee~} _. _ ilA YCREST 'S BEST ____ _
only. -------~eading NOl'lh Orc>.nge County Broker, ex·· $92,500 -Quality built ·c ustom p ool home. ~~;~=~~~~~I panding Ne\vport Oflice-INTE l~V IE\V JNG .f eaturing: 3 Oversized bedroo1ns, large. \~
PUBl.lC NOTICE
SUP'IR10R COUllT 01' THI: STATI 01' ClliLll'OINl.l FOi THI COUH11.V 01' ORANGE '"' ••:
FICTITIOUS BUSINl!SS NAMli STATEMl!MT lotldWlnq aeri.on I• 110l1111 business
Mt. A.-Ulf
•OTICI -01' ~HIA!:IHO or l'l TITION OOOD RAPPORT. 306 Utll Slr~tt.
• -S~al 8e•ch, C1l!lornl1 '°740 FOil l'RO ATI \IOL ANO FOil Llovd Rlthird f rederkk 306 1'111 ~~;~·~~. Jr-L :..tt':~~~~RATIOH Slr~r. Se~I 811eh. C11llorn1.:. 90740
Eillll of MICH.4EL CLARENCE 1n!rJ1~u.,~· -· IS <OMucted llY Ill
CAREY, ••• MICHAEL C~R.EV, •~I Llovd' Fr-rkk MICHAEL C. (:AR EY, Dta1Hd. Thi• i111-.,1 Wal llltd wll~ the J<(OTICE lit ;..HERel Y GIVEN lllolt Coun1v C!1rk .ol Or1Mt CounlY on Juni1 't tlli vf ltd r..rt!n I 14. 1t71 petition tor l'~1le a Wm 11\d for Fl't<f
IHUl/ICt of Lt rttrl ol AC1mlnl1lr11!on with JJ:~D19~ J<r-~lf~,01" D<lllY ;1~?;4 !ht will lnMked lo lhe ptl!ll-' ' ·
refe-r...C:t lo whkl! •II 11\iode tor further ----·--------· --p..or!lcul..-1, tnd l~I the llm. Ind pl1Ct PUilLIC NOTICE of hl11l119 tn.. Hmt II• bffn Ml tor _ _ ----
Au<;111il 6, 1,,4, ti t \)G t .m., In Iha FICTITIOUS IUS INISS courtrOMI Of ~rJrntnf No. l of itld NAME STATEMIHT
tour!, ii 11)0 ClvPt Ctntitr Drive WHI, ln The lollowl/19 per-Is dOlna b\1$1Mil Ille Clly of S.nll Ant. C1lliornl1. 15,
Dllrd July 11, 1'1•. 015POSABLE5 UNLIMI TED, 1:MO WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, Loqtn A~ .• 5ulle 106. Co•l1 ~ ...
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4lt E. 1n11 St. Tlll1 buslneu 1• CONluctM b'I' .tn Cott• Mff,I, Ctlllor11l1 tU11 lndlvldutl.
T.i: tn41 '42·14411 Irving Schw1r1z
AllOrMV fw: l'tll!l-r . '"' ' ' ,,, ' -· -l'vblnlMci Or1t111e Co.sl Dally Piie!, 5 \II emrn '."11S I'd I W th ""' '"'' '' I• ... 197• 1llOll·1• CounlY' Clerk of Or~nge C011n y on Julv 4 • • ... 11, 1t7'.
P UBLIC NOTICE . FJM" Publlo.htd Of.t119e -Col~! D•lly Pllo!,
July 16. Jl, 30 11!11 All!IU~I •• 1~14 J$91·1•.
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STATI O' CALl,O•NIA FOJt PUBLIC.NOTICE
~THI COUNTY Of ORANGI ----·-------,. Ne. A.tff\1 -'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NOTICI! 0' HIARING 0, l'ETITION NAMf: STATlMl!NT FOJI: 'llOIATI 0, WILL ANO 'OR The lolloWlng perter> I' doing buslne1l LITTlllS TISTAMINT-.llY 11.
Ell•lt of DORCAS R. McKAY, 'AIR 0'ZIGN$, 171' Verina, lrYIM, C<t~••sed. C.t .• '2661.
NOTICE 15 HEREllY ~IVEN 'II.I!' C1!1lln1 \lllltlo Holmin, m• Vet.trKI. ALBERT N. McKAY 1111 !ole<:I ~<tin I lrvlnt Cl tJ6M ~,1,1.~=e •; LC~":::'eT_:,11,.:~111,:":'o ;: T1111 buli~•s ls 'conduc :ed Dy 1 tlmlled " ..... por!Mrshl~. oellf1-r remenct lo wllltll 11 mldt lor (flillln.t y Holmon
lurlhlr Po'rll(ul.trl, and 11111 1111 llmt ind Tiiis •fittmenl · wl• filed wllh the plac:e of l>elrlno lht -hll bean Ml tor July 30, 1'71, .ti f:.lO 1 m., In Ille County C~rk of Orl"!I" Counly on Jiiiy
(OUrtr-of Otp..orlmt'11 No. 3 of litld 11, H7t. · ,_,, 11 100 Civic Ct'flllt Orl111 Wn1,.4n _._-,,----, .... llM City of 51nll Anl, C1llPorriil: P111111...... O~•nQe --c:iiisr-0111'1' • Pll!!F,
5111.i A. SIO., 9611 •LI Mot1,
Foun11l11 Yllltv, CA. t210I tki•!d P, S(1ri.d1fl. ._.12 CIWlr'MYllll, lrvlne. CA. tt105 Th11 builMSi I• <011<h.cled by I '""'1'11 Pl•INrll!lp,
llot>b¥' L. Cl¥1Mil Thll 11111..,..,,1 w11 llled wi1ti llM
Cll\lftty Clt<k ol Or111119 CounlY Cll'I JUN
11, ,1'14.
Putllli.llld Or1noe Co.151
July J, '· '" 13. 197'
FU1J6 Dilily Pllol, nis.Jt
J1UBLPC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI •USINfSS NAME STATEMENT
followl119 pertGn 15 dol"9 bu1!nt11
-~-=~l'ICTITIOUS I USIN-.St NAME STAT l!"MENT
l he tollowlng Pl'IOl'I 11 dolno bllifMU ...
BUNNY FUR'S. ~l:i EilSl Cot~ Hlgllw1y, Cor-d-1:1 Mtr '261S.
Solomon Btrm•n, 21u1 Brookll<lrlil $! .. Hu111ingtori Be1eh. C1lltornift '1"6
Tlll1 bu!Jnn1 11 concluotlld bY •~ lndlvldual.
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Solomon Bfl'rr"n I Th11 1tt1emtnl w15 ll!ed wiln ttM • County Clerk of Or•not COl!n!Y on Julv 3. t
1914 I F:iJJll Publlllled Or.tnge CH\! ,Otllv Pllol. July t. 16, 23. 30. 197' Bl2·1•
PUBUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMI! STATEMl!NT Tile !ollowlr111 llOfiOn 11 doing bus!ne~1 •i: LIOO BOOIC SHOPPE, :Jilt No. 1 vf1 CPQ•lo, Ntwl>Orl 8tocl\, Ctlltv•nl• f26H Llncoln Otn11ra1 Corp0r1llon •t..10 I Indian Hiii Rd.. RIVll,.!lle, . CtiUcrn!• ~7>(11. Thh; bu,lnt1s I~ cOnducted bY tl cori>0r•llon. Ll"'oln Gen11r.tl CorPQrallcn Georqe Holaoie P•rs!e1en1 I Thi• •l•ttm'1•1 W.ti liled wltn tne Coun1v Cler• or Or1r111t County on Julv 3.
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Publlsllfd Or1noe co.01 D.tUy Pilot. L Julv 9, 16, 23, XI, 1914 25•1 ·1• --
PUBLIC NOT ICE --------NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUl'ER IOI. COUl.T OF THE STATl OF C.lLIFOINIA FOlt THE COUNTY 01'" DI.ANOE No." A • M1'1 Oi led Jiiiy H. lt1A. July 16, J:], JO Ind A\1111.151 6. lf14 dfl-1'
~!~~A~.~k SI JO HN, PUBLIC NoTICE
DORA It. NYMAN
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L• """""' Clililnll1 90006 AlfWMf •• ,, , .. 111-l'ublllllled . Dr1n!:t CD.JS! July u. ,.,. 21, lt1•
NOTICE OF TNI! TIME .AND l'LACE OF THE lttAlllNG OF Tr!E LOCAL AGllitCY FOltMATION COMMISSIO'll 0, OllANGli COUNTY, CALl!'OIN IA, W ... N TNI! "Sl'HfRE OF INFLU• INCi" l'Olt TN£ CITY Of' COSTA ----------=~---MESA, AS. Al>O'TlliO l'I'. THE COM·
PUBLIC NOTICE MISSION ON---.IUNl!-U, _1f1l" WILL ----~~~·===,,----!:i'Lt~!WIO AND l'OS S I BL Y
NOTICI TO CRl!OITOltS NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1111! Ille SUl'ERIOlt COURT 0' THE L~ll Ageney Formation Commlnlon hlis
Esl1te of MAX HURWITZ •. Dtc••<ed. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH lo the tr«litor• or !ht 1bovt n1med clKMtnl
thll en --Mvt119 cl•lm,•,~, '•ir.1,,.1 '!-. .-.ld oec-n• 1r1 reQUlr..i 11 , .. wlln Ille ,..,,_......, vouchtf'a. In Ille olllu•
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to p<totn1 !him, wllh the nK(SN•Y
voucnen. 10 !IHI underslollld 11 430 l:2N:I St., P.O. Soll llU. N•wporl &e.ch, c1rtnwnr1, '1660, Wf!!ch I,: -the pt•ce of
1>usln1!H of 11\e u~rtlgntd In 1U mll1trs oerltln!ng 10 lhl Hlllt ol ••Id drceoeot, within four mon!hl alltr 1he llril
STAT• OF CALl .. OltNIA FOi ll1ed Wl<lnes.dl'I' lht Ulh d•Y of AUQu~I. THE COUNTY OF ORANGE "''II !Ile hour ol J:OO P.M. of Hid day
MO. A•Ul or 11 iOon tMreatter IS said ma!le• c•" E1l1!1 of LEO RAYMOND MC GEHEE De llt.trd Jn Room S03 In the 0r8nQI
OKe•Hd. C.ounty .-.<1mlnl•tr11lon Bull<llno. SU North NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo tht $yc1mor1 Slrtel, S1nt1 Ana, C1lilornl1,
P11bllc1!lon or lhlJ na11c1. I I 011«1 June JS. 1'11. -·1<athlfffl o. H11rwlt> E~1cu1Tl1 of rM wui ct 111e
eredllorl of the 1bov1 n1med decedenl 11 ttM llmt 1nid p11c1 fer Int Commlu!on
1h1I .tH perion• h&vh>q (li1lm1 111•lnll lht to r1vl1w Ille i40J1led sphere ol lnllue111;1 ,.ld·dlC.ldt'fll l rt r1qulrtd lo Ill• 1hem. for 111.e C!IY of Costa Mew. with thl MCIUlrv vOU(l\ers, In the office Tllo par!lcvl1r lerrlfflry v1;:h1n lhr of tM cler~ of tt>e 1bov1 orntltlotd ccur! or Cllv of C(lil.t Mft••1 adOpted •Phtre er
100-p<t .. 111 !hem. wllh tlM MC..,Str'f' liiflutnct lo be rrY!twtd lnvol\115 !ht vouc:r..rl, 10 11\fi under1lontd 11 .. ,. J:Jrd unlnCDl'flOl"llH 1r1a locale<:! bel'Ween St<eel, Wt•lmlM!lr. C1llf0tnl1 9l1Al. S1nt1 An1 Avenue 111d Tustin-Irvine whlcll 11 the pllCL ol 1Wllnn1 of 1111 AYtnlle south of Mt•• OriY1!. 111 Ille easl vndll'llOned in 111 rnane<1 perfllnlng to Coola MeM·"°'lllwtlJ NewPOrl Bt-Ch lne n li111 of wld d1etcltnl. vli1hh1 tour ••••· m011lhi 1llitr lht 11 .. 1 p1111llc1l1on ol !Ills Dated: Jvly I, 1971.
11o11c1. BY ORDER OF THE·LOCAL AGENCY Oiied Junt 15. 191• FClflMATION COMMISSION OF ORANOE DONALD J, McGEHEE COUNTY. CALI FORNIA E•rculor of !he Wiii of RICHAAO T. TURNER
the 1b0v• n•rntd dtl:edlnt E•ec:vtlvr otticrr, Lot:>I ALICE MOOll! """'y Form1llc;n Commi.ssl~ Att-y 11 Lllw ot Oft-.Cwnly, C1Ht~rnoot
U1 Htlllfrtlll N1. 1·B P11bll-Or1ng1 Co1'11 Dt•ly Pl1ol,
C'"""" •I M1r, Ctlll.tf!lll tt•21 JVIY 1.6. J97' 7~·11 T.i: UHi Qj.Jt29 An-v ..,. 11i~1cvt.r _ltUBUC NOTICE •
Publ!tlled e>ranot COU11 01lly Pllol.,l---"·-----------
June 25, 11\d JvlY 2. '· 1" 191, nll·I~ NOT1CI 01' "O"·RESl'ONSlllLITY
-------------,--Notice Ii htrebV g1~ !hit 11'1 11nder1lgned w111 not bf rr"'°"1lble lor
_1ny 0t0t1 or li1t11Htl6 '9!1lr,e~_JY P U BLIC NOTI~
FICTITIOUS •USf Nl!:SS NAMll STATIMENT T~@ tollowlno pertonl ••• doing
b\11\nll!S as: PARK AVE NUE LIQIJORS. 1!11 P1rk Aven~•. Coal• MMI. ca1nornl1 '2627 Elmll' P: C1.tpl1, )12' Pal1l1 Rd.,
tnY-all!Cr lhan myselflo>on or 1tllr f!lls
dlle. C.tttd lhli 121h day al Ju!y, 191,. Janlt• Llnd;i K0tctlk
10313 .Slaffr Ave .. No. ?Ol Bldg. 10 Fountain valley. Calilornla 9'2106 Publl1lll!d Ortno• Co1i1 Cally Piiot, July 16, 11. J], 191• ?o1•·14
A111hllm, C.1l!lorn!1 '290' ' P"BLIC ·NOTICE
1bOV1 n1med dKl!'dent, 'j HURWITZ.. HUltWITZ I REMER
4M J,n. Sl<HI P.O. I t• UH N1wpOr1 111cll, .c1111ornl1 ttut Ttl: !JU) '13-Wlt
Al!Of'MYl lor l:Htulrb Pu11ll1hed Or1nQt COllsl Oailv Pllol,
July f, t, 1•. 13. 1911 l•*" -·--PUBLIC NOTICE
---I SLl'·f..o2
NOTICI TO Cl•OITOltS SUl'ERIOI COURT 01' THE
STATE OF CALl,OINIA FOlt TH E COUNTY OF OltANGE No. A•I" E•tlll ol MARGARET PRESCOTT WISE. Otc11Hd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ll>e credl!on of the 1toove ntlTM<I dKedtnl
Illa! •II pe<SOlll n1vlng ct1lm1 19<1ln•I Ille Hid dle:fd~I ire required to Ille lhtm,
wllh the nettswry vouotnen, In lne ~!rice of tl>t d•r• of Ille 1bove tnt!tled court, or lo pre\C:nl rhtm, wUh IM nc.'i:eswrv I "°"'"'''· ro the unflnlonltd 11 K!ndtl " ,1,noertou. &o~ :ra, S1nt1 ,t,111. Calllornl1 9'2102 which 1, lhe pl1ce of blislMSs of thl IHldtrsloned In 111 miners
perltlnlng 10 lht t i!lll of wl!I dKedtnt,
w!lh!n lour mo11th1 •lier lht tlr.1 I
p11Dllc•llon al th!s """''· Oiled June 26, 1t14.· I Edg11r S. Wise E•ICUlor of lhe Wiii ot
!hi above narned dec tchn! KINDEL & ANOEltSON
10Ht Norlll lrotdWIY ·1 Bil• ns '+ S1nll A111, C1lllornl1 'U01 !.,. Ttltpllone: 15'·7711
atverlv J. c11o!e, 112' Wft11 P1l.t!1 l----u--=--~~-Road. An111e!m, C1llfornle 9'2tO>I This builr>UI 15 condUClfd bV an FICTITIOUS IUSINESS lndlvlduil. NAME STATEMENT
Elmer F. C11pl1 lht fotlowlA!I pt<SQ<li are. dOing
Tnf1 sltltrntnl we• llltd with ltia business 11: CounlY' Clerk of Or1111jit COl!nly on J'-"'e KOLL BUSINESS CENTERS • SAN
71, 1914 • OIEGO. 11'9'1 SkY Ptrk Circle, 511111 l , FJ!lffS 1'IMiA# C1llf., 911G1.
l'llblhtwd Ori"'l!e Co11t DIHV Pllol, \~kl M. Kr.ill, "'9 Vi1 L'dQ ~Giid,
June 2S. July 1, t. 16, 1'74 -1313-1~ NtwPGrl BelCll. C1lif., 9'2660. --------2. llcMrd C. Emon, 116 -.11111~ 1111, Newport s..ui. Calif .. 92660. •
PUBLIC NOTICE ]. Lee c. S.mmls, t4 llll<lt IJlt, H•W· llOl'I BeKll, Call!, "'6(1,
--------__ -----•· o.P. Mlddlema1. 11 !lalf Mcon !11y Dr,, Coronll det M.tr. Ct lifornl.t, f'UJS. 5Ll'·14l" s. Evtrttt Divis. Ill, 3'°° Sal!CIU<Jt •OjlCI TO CltEOITORS L•llf, Cororll 6f1 Mir, Call!. '11611. SUf'I IOI: COURT 0, THI! 6. TlmofllY l . Slr!>dfr, 19lCI Pllfl •TAH Of CALIFOllNIA FOi Albftns, NIWllDl'I !ltkll, C.il!!. S1'60. THI COUNTY OF ORANGE '· Frink J. SCiarr.t. 1iµ.,. RlnHll
.. ._A .... R'""' WOMER ROid. la Mt11, C1llf. 120.IL E1tate al LESLIE '"" • ~. A E PreperUes,,lnc., 151 F11~m!no· SR., 1ho •!>Own 11 L. ARlHUA WOME R, '°" Avenue, H1rHcrd. C°"". Nil~.
.OKetucl. "' , '" Thli Du~lneu ll cO<ldvcted by• llmiled NOTICE IS HEREtlY r;1y_ a 1 p..ortnerllllp. rredilors ol !hi •boll• n8med cll!cedenl TlmolllY L. Slrotde-r
Attorney• tor E•tCUIOf"
Pttttll•lllii Or1119e Co.11 O~lly Pilot. 'i Jul1 J, t. u. 22. 197, 100.74
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSlllESS NAME STATl!MliNT Thi lollowifl'll Pl•IOl'15 are dolno bus!nt•• 11: RILEY ANO VAN OSODL ~RCHITECTS A.I.A .. 17I02 S~yh P1rk Clrcl1 Suitt Ho. 201, hvlne, Cl lornl1 fl•• 0-oe W1111am Riiey A..tA ..• J1\n P1seo Ac1tl1, S..11 Juan c •J>l•'•1<10. Ce~I!~~ ~~61J11n awo( Jr. A.I.A .. 1('1 VII CordOv•, Newport B11cll, C"llilOrnl• ,,...
Thi' bu~IM•• I• conduotltd bV 1 peneral 1>1rlMrlhlD. 0-111 W. Rlt.y
N~lllln K. Vin Osdol Jr. AIA Tiil.i s!~ternen! WIS tiled Wiii! Ille County C!lrk cl 0•11'1111 Couuly on Jul y ),
1'1• th~! •II 111<sont hliYl"9 cl1lim 'Ha11111 '"' Th!t statement ..,as flied wllll !ht ~I~ 1',~~:,:;: ;::'~';!, 1~ 11~~·1~7'1~f County Cler~ of Q••noe County on July
ol llM cle•k ot l!ltl above trnll111'd (lJUr1, er 11. 1'11. F>••J Publls~ Or.tn<lt Co.1st
fl) preienl lh1m, wl!ll ll>t nKIUi•Y h July 9, 1', J3, 30, 1t7•
FlUl) 0~11~ Pfln!.
2'60·11
vouchlrs to lllll under1lqntc1 11 1h1 L1w P11b!11 M Or•119e Cl)l\t O~Uy Pllcl, • ---Oftlt1 c1' Miiin M. Oo1tal, 11 Prcreut-1 Ju!v 16, Jl, 30 and AYgu~I 6 •. 1?11 16<t0·1•. P UBLIC NOTICE C«PQr1llan. 500 s. M11!~ ~1.1 s11, aoo, ------·--------
D••"ll9• C111tornl1 ''™'· wt.Ith 11 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE >Ul't!l10• <OUllT OF Tu & plact of bullneu . of II•• U'ld9f5l~n1e1 ., In •11 m11ttr1 111rl•!nl119 lo Ille.,,,,. of --STATS Of' CALI FOltNIA FOR llld dl-Cldtnt, wllllln tour months Iller l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS THE COUNTY OF OllANQI
IM f!<ll~ubllc1Uon ol this nollt•, NAMI! ST.lTl!MENT ;,' Mo. A .... Dt!t( un1 21, 1,11. 11\t loJlowlng P4!!~0n$ are Ckllng HOTICI OF MIAlllNG 0" l'l!:TlTION mm1 M. Womer. • D111ln111 ll: FOi l'ltOBATS OF WILL AN O FOi E•ec:utrl~ or tllt Wiii cf 11\t RANDOM ,a, ASSOC,, 2li1' Av1ni;i1 LETTllS TISTAMl!NtARY t 1bovl n11"\td ClfCld9!ll Topano1,_ MllliCH'l Vle]o, CalllJ167S. E~t•ll of FRANCI~ R. CU)'fNINGH,loM, MILAN M. DOSTAL Rll'lll1 E. 51dnntr, 2lS3' A..-.nlC11 ak.t FRA.NI< ROBERT CU ~N+!l(;+:f"ilM,
A l'ref11~I COl"l'lftllOll T-1191, MIHIOl'I Viele, Calif .. 9167S. lkl FRANCIS 11.0ll~T CUNNIJ<(GHAM, M SwtR Mllfl SI., Ste. INI lon1ld S. Gtb!tr, 1'15 POlflonl Ave, Otce.tH'd. '"' °'""'' Cllll<lfflll tu.I Cos!.t M11a, Ct. NOTIGE IS H611iBY GIVEN Ill.II T.i1 (1111 911S-2ftl Tll11 Mlne11 Is c-uctl!d 11'/' 1 llrnhflf · OAVIO M. CUNNINGHAM !Wis flied AH_.,-"' l•tt•ITI• p..1rt ..... 1hlp. 1 ....... ,, I 1111IUon tor Prori.tl• ol wur IN Pvilll~ 0.-1noe COIU D1ll't' Piiot, R1ndY E. Sklnntr IOI l1S111nc:e ot l tlltrs Tttlamen1·1rY f(I_
J lll't' 2, f, 1', Jl. 1t11 Jill-II This sl1twmtl'lt Wit fll«I with IM 1111 111tUlontr re!ertnc:1 lo w 11th ls mlOe
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(:aunt'( Clerk of OrlllOt COt.1111'; °" July for 1111'1...,. 111r1ltul•r1. 11111 11'1111 IM time
PUBLIC NOTICE I\, .. ,.. 9nd Dll(e of M••f""J "" Wrrl• ha$ ~ ---~~------1 FJM1J kl lor July tl. lt11, 11 t ;JO 1,m,. 111 tri.t -1Jfll . PubtlShld Dr•noe COMll ()Illy Pllot. tO\ltlreotft of OlptirlnMM NO. l of HICI
l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS July 16, tl. JO 11\d Awusl .. 191•. UJt.74 court, .ti 100 Clwk Ctnttr 0r1,.. W111, I~ I NAM• STATIMINT IM CllV of 5an!1 Aneo C~lll!w nJ1.
llW to11ow1,. ptfton 1, dolllll 111111twu PUBLIC NOTICE 0111' July .s. 1t11. WIUIAM L ST. JOHN, Iii • ' • ---.,oc:~c:oco-:-cc,,-,,,.,----1 C0\11\IT Clerk CANYON TOYOlA. Uol fiflvll •e• ".CTITIOUS BUSIN SS THOMAS w. HINOEISON, JI.
llW'd, l rt1, C•IU, MAMI STATIMl"T AllorM' •I LI,..
ALOOl'f, -INC. "' 1'o\llll "'" f!IYd.. Tiii I01towl"'9 "''°" ,, dOlf'IO bllslMSI u • 1!11t IMh S•rNI Sloille 111 '"'' c;.,111ornl•. 11111 or 1~or 1llon1 u.~ c.wa Msw. C•tltorn11·,1.i1 . I .
Ct~~'r e:iti I Ccw>ClllCIN "V I tor· VALOR HOUSE, llOS Jel!•r.an AYtl , T .. 1 17HI 541.JUt ....,. II ' !Mil I (0511 MIN. C1UIQfi\11 t1626 All-l' llri f't1l11...et 11
pori "'1:111erl C 5~(n'*f l'tttllllnl JOWCtll ltllerl•Uo.' 310} Jelterr,on Publl))MO Dr1r>Ut Co11t 0.Hy ptklt, •
Ti,t1 ., ... ..,.~, Wl1 '1nte1 Wlll'I lhtl AW~CKll Mew. C:1•ll~nl1 t'/626 )Illy '· 10, ,,, 1171 -»l'·" C~ty Cl~rk of OrtllCll Covnl\' on Jllnt T~ll bWlntU 1! C~llCIHt DY an 19 lfl( T • , lnclhio!C1110l1
G't:TZ, '•1K1Ms • MANNINO J01r11h Lenerltl!O • .
S") WUtlllrt ltulh er' "'1-h 1l•ttmenl waJ lltt(I '"'"· 1111 Lt• A...-111. c;atifernt1 _,. ) twnty Cl•rk of °''"'$ C:ounlt on Jo.Mt
T1l.1 ttt4111 11, UT "' • • ,,...\ FJ4fft l'~Olllhlb Or•• Co411 0•11~ PJll!i, -\IOllV!td Or1not CO•\! O•l'it Piiot. July t. II. 13. », 1•/• • J$>4•11 J11ne U. J11i.r '· t, U, ltlA ~1'1·1•
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for TEN t op sal~speople. /1.1 u s-t be l\'OOd panelled clen, beautiful rorn1al dining._
5 e>\p_erienced. prod uctive and h av e co-2 fireplaces. 3 bath!;, 'loads of storage, laun-
1 r ~ HmwfofS. 11 fl!t j o p erat ive attit ude. Exceptionally gener· d r y room, a t rilln1 entrance and oversized
_ ·-· -· -· . ous com1nissio11s spill plus 1er rific p rof it garage. l·lom e centers around lovely pool
I sharing progran1. 1'he f inest location in New-a rea. /l.fan y, m any rustotn features. Just
6 1002 por t Beach. "The Esta te R eally Buildin g", listed . call for complete details. 546-5880. General R.E. ( N' cor ner o ewport C e nte r Dr. & F a rallo n .
WESTCLIFF In d ividual offices for sales people. Fo r 546-5880 ...,>,,. HERITAGE· 7 EXECUTIVE confidential i~tervie\v, .call Gordon I-Ja ney, Open Eves.
Super shurp \Vt'8tt.liff ho"''-'· P r esid ent 673-l 518
A Bedroon1. 21-: l»ith. Lnr~1·
pool. Thi~ hon1e Is 1hf' hct;1 Generaf R .E . 1002General R.E. 1002 General R.E.
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G4ti-m1. Properties * I NEWPORT W /POOL I !" 3alboa Bay Custoin built honic on ran' I I
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NEWPORT SHORES NEWPORT BEACH \ lot -and -ii • half. 31 Walker 8 lee , Bt'<lroo1ns. 2 b;iths. forma t . ,,A~ l•T•ll Spotless! 3 .BR .. 2 ba. ·POOL . U!ning 1w111. BcauJHul eMOVE to MONACO 1 •~~~~~~~~~~: ho n1e. \Valk lo c Jub, 31iR. fa mily rnl. Lovely 1 lrr<>gu!ar po<Jl wilh loads of &sk h_1 the luxury ?r lhls
pools & tenn is. O nl d I h 1>11tio phis 2 vard :11·eas I C'ii<'C11t10110Jly bC'a ut1 f11l 2
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. "'53 500 675-7060 y I groun s ,y g reen ou se. Nr·11• 0carpcts/dri11>es. NcwlY . l..e(IJ'OOnl :ind cll.'ll ho1ne. v Vogel & Babbitt
REA~TORS
Big Conyon $j1Ccial ist~
Counlry Club Mornt'8 untl
I Ionic Sites
260 Ne"'l)O~t Cenle1· l)r.
Ne\\·port Beach (7141644-00.'Xi
MAKE ROOM
FOR. MOMMY!
$40,500
Kingslzc single story rriil!J!es
huge ('OUnlry ldtchcn ~ 1
b...:Uroon1s. i\l11slrr has dr~s
ing area. $40.!"JOO. Call 1101v
lo Sl"C 847-6010.
Red Carpet R .E. Office
\\'otking pi1rtner wanted,
Buy 20'; intere~I in offi<:<':
Call 6~5-8080 ror inf.
!._ • __ . _ _ ·-__ \\:a lk to schools & s hop. 1 1-eniOOt·lcd baths. ·a 11 c-y Quiet. cul-<~c:s~c l~·atinn.\
N ewport Ba ck Bay I ping. $65,950. 642·7491. _ n<'r~Sli. Oqt> of_thl' lwst .b~ys S'.~·9i'O. Jo J<.J:,. Caro II
2BR d. ( --ONE-TWO ___ 1n 1'\1•w1x>r1 Mr1i.:h1s. $63,j()(). \\ 1lk1nson, 6-W).-<\161.
., 111 . r tn ., am rn1. IRVINE W_il'OOL l · Lge1 backyar~.65x l5ft,' Both are.rie\V. Dup lex,t Custom Jiozne 0111 e_LETis~ETP9PP_I~'
cov d p a tio. Cul de sac. ocean v1e\I'. SIIS.000. I 111,;sUglous · Jrv1ne Bentle-(ON POPP\· A 1.1 '.~ell'. 111
Nr ho r se trails._ etc P lus Balboa Is le hotne 1·ard. Needs p;1int and ~orona tlel 11.hu · A n1 · _ , • · . tnvestn1enr \hut pays 101·1 $49,950. SSG-8800 $l 59,500. 673-7420. I f'arpets. 2 Bed~wnis \\'If~' it'iell? Clean building and1
lai"'A'e n1astcr SU!'':· 3 baths. neat tenants Un d f' ,.I IX'n. lo1111fll rhnuig rooin. · .· . I] REALTORS ra 1 ··h·p.~\"f•t" kitc!wn. \\'ill sell SIOO,IXKI. All 1h1s, s1tuate~1. o~ rasl. Only S59.900. OPEN two R·2 lor~ n1ake rlus .1
S..\TUP.riAY & SUNDAY. l ~Utk•.rb vahw. Call for •"'"'"'~S~L~oc"'a~l~Olf"'~ic~e~s,..T~o"'Se~r~v~e"'Y~o~u"'"' ... ._' DREAM HOME dcta11.~. Bart Ja cobse n. 61-1-4174.
Gene -,,1 R.E. 100--2 '-RE I002 Only 2 years old. 4 bed .. 3 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.·;;;I ~erai . . hn•h. hanhrood f I 0 0 rs. ,. drl'a1n kitchen. s u 11 er tAediterranean UJ)j,,'t'flding -barge corner
V I.Ila In lot 11·ith extra <X1ncretc drf)'e
<UJ(I bout · gat~. J<:astside
TIMER C d I M Costa ~-lcsa, O;!lly S-11!.!00. 01•1 • oron• e ar \\ill \ r:1(]c fol' i II i: 0 Ill C
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•CATALINA,
1----------'1 Possibililil'S galore! L6J'g~: prnpc11y. I
Big 5 Bcdrooin hOnic, l'.'ith 8 eo1·ner lo~ 1~ith S~acr to add CALL &l~>-6G~G
rorn1al ,lining i·oon1, having • on rr desu'li<l. This d1u1·n1er 1' I
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NE\VPORT HARBOR. Sec
then1 all fron1 your fully
landsc11prd a11d h i i:: h J y
upgrade<l Spyg!11I;~ If i 1 l
retJ'cal. 4 Bcdruon1s 111Kl
fa n1ily 1oorr1. Fee land. f or
o!Tly S169.500. Con1pare all
othf'l' vie11' prlc~s. Bat1
Jacobsen, 1}4.j...-1\74
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' 1770 sq. fl. and 2 brick I ha~ 2 ~roon1s, 2 baths aud . . rireplacl'~. 1-«ate<I on . a 1 a f\cx_1hlc roon1 that rn_n . be ~ p R €\ T JG€
ll"t.'C shaded . eornCT . lot,1 ,anythnv: ycru. nee~: D1111ng HOM€~,•
57'>J.60' •...• u11yonc can take I ~n1, dr:n 01 fr1 1~11~v t"90rn. _
over 1his i1~·1tr Io a 11 . ( P~ic~~ at only $69.:-ioo. ~ll . . """"'"'~""'"'""""""'"''"'"[ Pltvabk· S2M. month PIT! of 1 67:'.-8::1.10 fol' sh o 1\• Ill.; 300 i\:, :'\c\1·port Bl.. i'\.B.
640-1120 (~tfflEX
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I ;::1.,,'j~$:,3"'3"'."9""'so'"'. ·; ~;~""~'." ...... '"" •o" '"'" FRESH & BRIGHT POOL HOME I
8 1 , NOTH ING DN TO Vl:.IS \ I P 1 of ess1onall~· . de<."t>l'l)ted ' ASSU~IE GI LOAN
Harbor Vie11• Hnrrrc. Atluh f;llil , 2211 NewpG!'t Bl. __, 1---&.i:upird 011ly No defc11-ed I This beautiful Collf'gc Park
Classification I 000-109
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I Re11I Estate. 1 Gen«al
Cla1sificetion 1200-299 9
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n1au11t'nan{'('. La11·n al'("as hon1e tuts all the an1eniUC!I I • OCEANFRONT 11nit \ruxlscap111g de!"ite:ned to that you\•e been looking tor.
DUPLEX pt•rlL'l'tlon. You 11·ill be 1 Cus1on1 Spanish t1le pool. Sun/ Eves.-~ Bdrm!!. up, 2 bdrrrn;. rlown: I excited v;ith Wiis-C\-W · """\\'<lll to 1\·all CatP£_lS lhruout.
646--5855 I 2 balhs Pitch. Spacious popular 11.lonaco plan loaded and a GI IO?n Yd\1ch can be
upper unit l\"ith_ Ol)l'll l'lf'an1 11ith extras. Ex~ ens Iv e assunied_ \\'1\h paym:nts of
1.•eil's.. fr ple., complercly eo11c1'Clf' 11ntl b1·1ck "·ork. ~nl~ $2-11 n10n th. A ... k about
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[. _;.....-)e 1. ~ '-"Attention ftUPi _' r~-u 'U:'.!-11·~ 1·US1001 ~raped-Mil'~· _ l-!CE;J<,_~.u"'--f--L--1 =t, fw11L<>hcd· J0\\1"!1' u n i t c.omplctety c:lr')X'led and hs ling No. 8860
1 • ,, t'f.-'u!al. $199.000. \\'ilrdrobes, !mjal loca tion. f REAL ESTATE Builders 1 Oill: 67".r-3663 833--0523 E"es. t.llnutC's rron1 F' a s h _i_o n . 949 ~
9 Nc11·1XlrL .Bf>ai·h adtlrr~~. i!:Qn-l.sland 11nrl _ UCJ. P1 lffll t 545. f I '-.
C <'r[ lt.1 1'0un1y. :!2.:l16 sq, ft. t-right al ~9,7jQ. I
huildahlc lot _apvrox. COATS NEWPORT
107'x20S' plus n1utua.1 lLCL'CS~ I
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Classific;.-tion 3100.369
I . Apotrlmenls tor Rent · 1 ~
ulong N'V Bount111rv. Just · W WALLACE I ·. ,
L 9 1 N\V. of sU 111.~rior A\:(. .. ad-! , REALTORS Its. all logcthcr hc r7. On.~ ~ ja1..'!'nl h1 fells\ of) Newpo1·t . l'"l41 I la1gc l'Oml!r lot 111 qu1e I Cre·t 5 16-2~13 I 5 B d I -._..... -con1n1unllv. Hai-all !hut s. ,) . e roo ~ (Open Evenings) n1akes "Nel\'PCll'I .. a spcc1.1I
Classification 370 0-399
I 1 ~ Rentals f OPfNTIL9 • irsFUNTOBEN/Ci:' plat't'. Ne;i1· beal'h
A If®-~ 3 B th I '"'""''nl•. '""''" "''"" 0 • ' -" .a Newport Beach-nwilf cou_rse. Sparklln:;:: p001 ~ r . ' utlcls th final touch! 3 large
One o! a knKl. deluxe hoine .. ~· h<x!room~ . de('p carpet •
S ~ 11:ith 2100 sq. fl. ;tll on one Oi\•ncr \\Ill_ Fina.nee _. 1 ne11• bu1rlwr block rounler
C la ssification 4000-465
I I Weslcl
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ff DoMer floor. 2 Firl'ph1t.'t!.~. all bl111 Mu~Jloac Fa~11~.R• I tons in kil1,.'hen all thi~ for
• equipn1en1, 1111 like 11('11'. 1 a ing Si9,900. call ~231 3
f'NnClal
Classifica tion 5000 Exec:utiYe Home Just $52 500 \\lien you purchase a Hre ()P(N nt 9 . IT"S FUN ro BE NICE'
S ' style. Ne1\' Hi·lO\\' carpets. 21 r·® ·1 'i I I~ I Sharp! Sharp! \VC'slcliff iin':• !.. fircplaees, beautiful fan1ily ' , ,
Announcements -d hon1c • for only $76,99;>. 1 2211 Newport Bl. 1wm, all on a quiet !rec 1 '
. •• UnlX'lic1·obl_;1! 11. h~s. fou." I Costo Mesa shaded streer. OtfC'red a1
C lassification 5100-5299 1 bt--droonis. -= h,ilhs and '1 646-8811 only S5.i,750 \\'llh \hf' O\\'!lC'r l c.'~ .• --=-=======~! I 1111),(e J){)()I. 011•11('r has k aoo f r .
:1lrC'ady bought n{'\V hon1c in rinanc1ng. As . u isling I D BO. A ISLAND
I Ilg] ~.F .• ~ \\'ants fa~1 Psc1u11'. Sun/Eves. No. 1'1!1.1. l AL
L01tandfound : This 110111e 11·ill linve open I Walker & Lee !3 BR., 2 BATH C-1
F . I ' hotL~e EVERY DAY un1il I 646-5855 Refl l Eslnle $78,500
Classification 5300 I suhl. So !1uJT). !f'forc il"S ( _, 545-9491 i
loo la1e. Gl6-7'711. · 128 WAREHOUSES 1 1~ [)lock 10 hcach.• tlp.~tairs
I l~I -·~--.._ Brn11d nC"'• nu"' ll'asin". EASTSIDE C M z I c 1 I · .,, '''''"''' ·.·. j "' . . of ha.\·. ,OTI('t • 11 pnn1r I 70•,; alreadv. . I ea s rd ;
lk & l lo"• DOWN loc111ion. Caplure 1his n1stic
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Classification 5350.5499 ' RI Al 111 A,, tent rclul'l1: 'i.!"1 "ro;;s. 3 Bcch'oon1, .1 ~ bnlhs. l4x2ti calling !H::i-TJ'13. ~e·111rule hv1ng IUO!ll II' OPEN rtL'. !TS FUN 70 8[ NICE'
E I l~ -D~---I A rh "epl11tt. Plus rnn1ily &1
L Interest l..ol!I of cupbonrd spare. · I, StrvicH •nd Repairs . ' up ex-ssume dining lU'l"IL E ll'l'. : :ins. I ~
OW Qunlily crpts & dL'JlS. Ohl I
THE REAL
ESTATERS Classification b 00-4099 1 VA loan gnl': Good ..,. f i nan c in i; 1
D ' 1 .. ," n'· 11 TORS 111•11il11ble. $.'ID,OCil 1 ;._.:;;-~~-~-i;;~-~;;;-~; ... ~~-; ..... ~~I l~I JnC(lnlf' .>.N ll'Cr 1110 • "'' • · 1 646-3928 _Eves. 673-4577 S.HA-RP-TO-WN-HOUSE lnstru~tlon ~ P11yn1ent S21:i _ per n10~ ! ! SINCE 1944
'--------· Cnll rlo11• S-12·2il'i Agent 673-4400 I Sini;:lc ~tory. 2 l.Jl'(lroon1. I=!-,
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Classification 7005 Of'E,VTll 1 . rn ~UH ro B£ ,.,,cf' U.1ths. Lll\·ely d r a Pc s • -ca1·1k•ting, r1c11· •111plinnces, ~® M6SA VERDE ('()J11(>r fh'f'pl11ce. L itl g c I :'..Jlf 11 , EXCLUSIVE patkl aod gnl'drn 101· your
Empio'mlnt f : This 4 br, 3 ba ext"Culi\P,J;ini· I do!: or cat. lt1!L1'E'Hlion 1'00n1
I 1ly ho1nl' .hus n forn1.~1 din· -L T h an Rent--and 11l';llt't.I puol. 5.11!.000.
Classification 1000.1 199 -111Lt 1'00111 & ii::e "l'J~ir: ••
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ess 'PETE BARRETT
I fl I. f. hi 11u11ily 1.,,,.111 1~ ~x1,..is('(l N Beach ·
11 M-···"···· II~· 11, n a ion 1g er _ "'""'" • ,,,, ""' .. k "'""' + ear aJ--REALTOR-... ~ ... ,JU -A hid ..... (ihi'Pl'<I pool &;.1,000.---' Up~r;uJcdJ!lJ'\'('11:'._J\"l!Y,·,u'Gl'\:. 645-5200
L • • I Rent Olher I ~:ill l(>r 11111H 10 sel'. l'l"'r11 111 and oui I 1ve tn , Y1\HD 11•i1h .~hud<' lr<'r. ~ Classif ication 8000-8099 1 \Vrll buil! 2 Ult. har1l1111od Di\VllJ BOUH1,~;. rtJ;rn. ni·:vc uu·u BOAT IJOOP.. ONLY $32,500
floor11, r11·,.plar(', i.:ardcn & _ -:i~G-!l!tr>O __ --V\111 11rl1'r 01ilv S29.~iOO: ! B(•i.:t to ... tfl ~lr"11 for 162S ' I [•~ II !i'f.-'rs ."'r>par:•t.P "l Bfl hon.le'. I Old Corona del Mar C11n'1 l11~t lonJ1, Cull now ro1· c1,.,11 ,1? UnbeJirvabl~·. A Mlln::-~.nt Y. ' t•nrnrr lot. , ~·}'Ctit, F.a~~Sltl(• j Unu~ua l ln1·e1-1l1ncu1 or1po r·· 111ore dc111lli1 842-2J::t:l ll~!!nl. 1 llll'.ely. 1'cn1oclck·d hon11! In a '---------'· 1 locu!lt1n S•lh • .l.iO. Con1pl"I('. lluuty. J::!\'.lra ltu'b.,'. 4;1 ft OPfN~IL t • 1rs fUN TO 8E" Nf/";f• I-,\l"oOd fa111ily 111.'ilthOOrhood.
Clai$ifica tion 9000-9099 400 [ 17111 1 FOR All (-{-:? lot 11 Ith 1111fu•iou~ 2
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--. e111· ~nra~I'.' DL'l'O~!I back. ~ · -';;..---HE:AL ES'l't\TJ-:
c1.,,;;;"'.'•' 9100.9499 1 'C. f .. Colesworthv -FREEDOM-HOME r IRVlf'jE-W /POOL 5
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I COSTA MESA ,_REALTOR_S _640.0020 WHO WANTS ON~~. ('us101n l10111f' on pi'el<tl~ious
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"-PLEX Con1plc1ely 1'('n1e1<lcled N;.,\\ ll'\ill(' ._ lt:iull'Vt•rtl. Nei!ds
Autos far Sale Q I' MC:SA VERDE gold. 11hag Cn.rp<'ts. ~''"'I p.i lnt ono.I corJX'l!I. 2 '--------' I Coll us n.bout r h I~ ' prtthng. Com11lctc 11 11 \I' J &-..;roon111 11 ilh I 11 r '!'. e
Cl<1i sification 9500-9999 t111Nl·t~llnd Inv cs 1 nt t'nl I Qy,llf'~ hM •~uci'd !Hice 1~ kitchen. ..T~kPiJ 11 "' 01.!.I '.ntnl!llt"'I' 1111he. 3 balhs! Df.n,
oppartunily 111 ,1 hentr $12.!'l.50. ~or qtnck 11.1lp, •I Li;:t I u1nount or ~ash to niove In. •lorin~L dinh~ l'OOnl. s tep-
\l'e!'lsldC' loc11.tlon backinl!'lo UR~. ~i'll'!l•rm. 1111 xtrni!. CHU &IG-7711. 1131·('1· kilchcn. \\'ill M!lt fa$!,
I\ w 1r •tOOt'SC. $6J0lmo Xlnt ~n!I; lfUiC' ,,..oo I ! On I,, s -, 9 9 D 0 C11 11
1 i'O e '.Wld be 111,,re l A~.;unXt 6,.V.A. 1~ .. 11• "1 PnE:sr·1c'F: i10111ES, n.: 111 c 100. mo. or l{f'hn:1nrc "'.'"''I"
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pog• ev•ry
Satur~oy
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FOR THE HOSTESS I ..rt .. 1,~··ln t••n •ifti·n hon11•. . ll11rt;-• It w1.in 'L l,1~1., Elt·Q:~111t hf1111(' \11 111·1nu• ureit. 8-... ~10 \·•,,nr
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J11.!lx.1IC1'(1111H'd· ;i.'l.~. C11ll h11, frple, •11nnm1·. Uy Olvn·
11r; i010 10 :«'f'. • 1 rr. S.13.000. $97 •. 1911, I
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U.'sTSIDE DREAM HOME
Only 2 yea1·s old. 4 bed .. 3 bath, hardwood
floo rs; drea1n kitchen. super upgrading -
Large corner lot \\'ilh extra concrete drive
Rn d boat gate. Easlside Costa Mesa, o~ly
S48.900, or \\'ill trade for incon1e property.
~R€S-TIG€ I HOMES
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
300 N. NEWPORT, NEWPORT BEACH
J NBA COUNTRY CLUB SUMMER JS HERE! I
COMMUNITY Slop '"'"""" "•UI• "' and •
OUR BUSINESS IS
HELPING PEOPL E
LIVE BE TTER
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
. . . One or the most popular districts of the
entire Harbor area-... licre arc l\VO good-
values . . . 1
WOODED RETREAT. J)clighlful lrl·plex,
one block froi'n China Cove. Absolutely prime
condition & verda nt la ndscaping. Financ·
Ing available .
$38,500. Enjoy adult living in a brand ne\v
3BR ·townhouse. Beautifully landscaped &
· 1naint.ained. Cl\arminG pali & fireplace.
1. ,PQllT CHELSEA ... quiet street, poi>-Owner Is anxio\ts, llurry! ! !
ula r ~·lon aco m od el. 2 &drn1s. & conv. den; OLD BALBOA CHARM, 7 Bcdroon1s +·-a b t"f 11 d d · 1 t t· k tree shaded badminton court. J ust steps to enu 1 u Y upgra e · inc· ex rf-pa 10 \Vor •. ocean and beach. Perfect (or large fam ily,
$69.500. -----b ild 1 . ' lo G --1--01r-u or view o_o t.baLextra l ! reat
2_£.0RT DU RNESS ... high on a hill \vith location, great value at $Iso-;-ooo.
xlnl view of valley & Mts. 3 Bdrms·. & fami-
ly rm., brand new. $8'2 .500. GRUBB &-ELLIS
DUR BROKERS 67§.7080
Co d.I Mar fron1 1he bea~·h! ! Own your rona This (l'lll<' hontu ht\1' privacy ov.•n srudlo Condo rl~hl Une Up h'1n1 thP t\n1e )'OU (lttll'li U1e acrou trom ow-O<Yon nt 1
"BACHELOR PAD enclosed t.'l1Urty1trd untU )'OU llunl'inGton llu.rtiour for only l<'t1\'C lt. 3 yf'nJ'tl r~v. ·1 bed· $2-&.900. Or enjoy 11 cool,
Jn Corona lllKhlsntU with 1'00nno. All lhls and )'('I')' N'lt\)(/ng &1n1111er In 11 n1ore
ltt..°t.'C'NS to pr!v111e Ms1·h -:J lov.· yal'd u1oln1en11nc:e "'' li!l"til)Ull J ' b cd r o o ni
Bit 2 BA with i:lant ma."1cr $6l,4fi0. tHS.?~71. Corxlonilnlurn 1\' i I h n
!>Uile and llll'(:e POOL Of'ft' TIU . IT !JN 10 BE..NICEI bcauilluL puU~ Ul)gl'Uilr(i ~ $6\1.500 11uper ttnn~. =-c11rpe11 »,nd l 'UJ'll'~. Onl)'
CORNER LOCATION 1>1.~. ·
A •2 BR hdri1~ on R-2 \\'ill1 Ask 101· Al,Y!lc' or Oflve
e :«I' e 11 en I <' x 11 an11\ou Ch ristiana Rea lty ~11,.~iblll1 ies, bift ynrcl, & ''f'=~;;;=:::=:=:==:: 16916 \Vnrnl.'r iii Goklcnw<•lit 1·11,ln kitchen onJy .$67,S00.1-Huntlni;ton Be;u·h !!M2-74MI!
3 BR 1 BA . •
All!O on 1111 ll-2 lol \\•ilh A 1'C'al doll!musc! F1·eshly ACRES-OF-duplex JlOll'lll.la l 11 (IC>xlble pililllL'<I :i bd1in.. 2 both •
Uool' 11l1t.n 1n n lerrlllc north hon1<'0 1vlth n1any fruit ll'("Cs. .
o 1.!!Sh\Va}'_ locatio n $69,9"JO ltk!h1dt'll kitch1:n built-Im!. GREE SWIFT DUPLEX Coven.'ti-,mtiif.'"'"l"llll rlet". --· ·
A r'OOlny 3 BR 2 BA owncrtl $37,750. Ask aboul lht• • •
unit \\•Ith (il'epla<.'C .and lll!.~uninblc loan. Ca 11 Surround lhlx 2 x1ory, 2
formRI rl intns:-and lletll'ly Ml>-1720 bt>c'lroon1 2 hath to\\:nhotite
RpartmC'nt ,v\lh bea 1~1 mftftl!lL. \:)>\rl\ Kt'01\ing ~pa<.'f'.
BAY AND BEACH
675-3000
b1·and new 2 br g:arn.gti L · ] v.·ilh hugt• IJOnu~ room -for
ceilings nnd l.'OVercd patio ~IU~0 Vacanr fnr I m 111 e d In I c
General R.E. 1002-General R.E. 1002 ent"t Q11ly $91,500 niove-in. Ju.st 31,: do\11n k> n ;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;====;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;===~I THc CROWN JEWEL -lo\V S'.l!l.500 full price. Call Hi~h on thl' crest of a hill 29;,;i llat·boi· Blvd Ox;ta S.Khl140
\\'llh 180 dcgtte vlt.'Yo' A .. f.'lcsa .• WALK ER • LEE
· :,'Ot'&COWi -<f Bit home \\'Ith , . -, Ii.EAL t-;S'fATE (orrnnl dining u ht.1,ll:e gan1c f.lc~. \\ootls be~uty, 3 B•, ~---" --
roo n1 all in custon1 built f11n11ly roon1, :111 ye<1rs new, Ex 1· J nh el~an<:e $149.001 atriun1, lge patio & secluded ecu 1¥8 ow ouse Fol" All Tlit: Above ~llrden, erl llll'(iral clngs,.
2 407 E. COAS T HWY. CORONA D E;:L.MAR
General R~E-.----:-1002 Gerieral R.E. 1061
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Call 644-72U 7~¥'N ass~1nRbl~. Gr loan nc tU 1 3 lx'drooni 2 sio~ . $28,400. Priec $•\S,rilO. au u •J CJS REAL ESTATE + upw:raded c11rpetJng. Cus-
548·1168 ('\'t'S 5.i7-62.J.1 tnn1 drupe~. 1:1u'll1·n po1lo I • , ' ln lront. bitlco ny oll 1nns1r1·
-~~-6~4~5·6~64~6 ~=----.=--I GREENBROOK
General R.E. • 100,2 General R:E. 1002 COUNTRY KITCHEN MODEL -· Vaulted
SUPER BUYS * Vacant lot, County R-4 zoning $29,750.
* E astsid e 3 bedrm. huge Jot. · $36,900. * 3 Bedroom & family Mesa Verde $4 0 00. * 4 Bedrm, -run1plfs-r1n, qilicR pO"SS-$47,850. * :~ Bedroom Duplex. E-Side $47,950. * ,2 Homes on Lot, Santa Ana Hghts $48,750. * "I U~it s , Long Be ach. xlnt income $59,500
1797 ORANGE
COSTA MESA
642-1n1
ceiling, 3 bedrooms. only one year ne\v,
m odern as today anCI ready -to -1nove
into. Lots of rough textured \VOods. shag -
carpets, fireplace, the \Vorks! 90% Financ-
ing availabJ e. Vacant, see today. Call
540.11 SL
COOL COSTA MESA
2 EASTSIDE TRIPLEXES-Quiet location~
close to everyt.h,ing. all in \Vonderful condi-
''(iolt \Vide lots. excellent landscaping. Ask·
ing $136,000 for both. Call 540-1151.
ERITAGE
REALTORS
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
NEAR SOUTH . COAST PLAZA
And a proposed p ark! This complete family
home is clean enou gh for you to m ove in
\vithout lifting a broom. There's a family
room (with fireplace) plus bonus room plus
ou r . bedrooms· ·plus breaKfast area plus
formal dining. All that for $64,000. And you
can \Val k to South Coast Plaza to spend the
S you've saved.
UNIQUE ,HOMES Realto.,, 546-5990
2850 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa
lOOl"""'Ge neral R.E. ·1002
IRVINE TOWNHOUSE
UNDER $30,000 ·
OWNER selling 3 BR, 2 BA. (plus utility
room) Alpine-style condominium in \Valnut
$quare. Air . conditioned. Shag carpeting,-
·drapes. red\Vood patio. Across Crom com-
{TIUnity pool and par k. Near schools. l1nmed-
1ate possession. Priced at $29,000 with 90
per cent financing available. ·call 551-5151
ANYTJME. ·
I~ EXTRA Igo n10(l~m 4 Br, 2 bcdroon1, henvy i;hake roof,
Ba + 1>lud\o ln ~Int :>Lnf;(IC! ne1U' Pool. O"·ner 1nu:>I Sf!ll,
_ _, fnmlly nrcn. $5000. dn. $34 ffiO • BV , Ow~r on Fee t.._;i1u. $49,(0). 637-7368 .or 998-3903 · ·· ·
H.\. lhtls .. So. Sn.nclp1pcr uftcr 6 pnt · I' 1llage Real Estate Alodt•I. 4 -BR. 2 1/1 BA. . _
Fam. r m. 3 cnr gar. 3 BR. 2 ba_, blk \\"nil len<:t', .. .. Upgraded. 2 frplcs. $98,500. bhlns, crplS, nev.• paint & !62·4471 ( ..... ) 546·110J
OLX'n !JOU~ S !\I -S un . lndscpd. Ai;swi1. GI loan.1,.. ...... ...,,,.. .. -...... !1
644-1938, ~1331. 1528 -Kccl ~~622znio. No _agt s . =------oyo LLHOUSE-
Dr. · -Cozy, cute :ind cle11n as a
SNAZZY ! I 3 ~R. 2 b.?· HIF pool •. cust. pin! Thick and t911sry \\•arn1 . k1!, panelutg, irplc, A....sume carpet. CuS1Q'l'n walllS(.'Oallng
Gt-eat '.!.~R; "':(annly 1·m: S'i;, loan. ?w:u'· 257 Brent·· & polished . \\"OOdS, shiny
O<-c~ vie\\. $650. f.lonth. 01 "·ootl, 833-385.:i. vinyl floor. Big_ gounncl
$84: · GEM 4-PLEX, 17) Eastside, C~t. kitchen. Candlehghl dine,
-$79,500. Has r-lgml'. Q\\•ncr( brick patio v.·/BBQ, brick
12G-F Tustin Ave., N.B. Broker. ti13.-52'.l1. firt'p\11<.-e In 111.rgc l.R, 3 goorl
REALTORS &12--4623 Dana Point 1026 size BR's. Ai>sun1c 3%% VA
By mvner 2 BR Av11il i;®n ~ payn1enl!i $155. per
i m nt e di at c I y. Temis. O\VN ER. \Valk to :DohC'ny mo. PITT? $35,900 1'1111 prlce!
S;i5,000. 714 F e r.n I e a (: lkh. 2 QR. 2 BA. Olsh to l0<an? Bkr 962-551-1.
S4&-87:J6. F'llrnished. GAr. & Patio. :""~;--:--:----:-::-;1~14'~-~-000~--.:!"~'"~"""~-'--~=I Assume VA LoGn
1.C.:o::•::•::.•..:Mo:::; .. ~ __ _;1.:02::.•..:1E1stbluff . 1030 Low d Q\Vll, 4 BR. 2 BA. like nu cp1s. drps & vln)·I floor.
Sep. lnundry rn1., cloi;ic to
nl'\\' Sc11114 shoppg. $36.!IOO.
842-1411 : Evc-s: OOS.-1178
BY Ownet', Ealltslde Costa
r11esn, 2 on a Jot, li ve Jn 1,
L'ent the other out. 160xG1,
2-2 · Bll \\'/dhl garHt,rcs.
_$-19,900 Prine. only. &15-2877.
BV O\VNE R . MEsA
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1001 Balboa Peninsula 1 007 VERDE. Xtra lrg 4BR. 2ba. J)O!<itively no ag en t 1 . SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT • .. , I A~> •I• "• ' ... ''' REALTY
General R.E. HELP! BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB-$189,SOO Beautiful ne\Y offering w /vi~w of golf course Lindi Isle Waterfront
& Ne\vport Center. Exceptional lge view Lovely 5 BR .. 3 bath custom home. E'nclosed
lot. Huge privat.e patio w/lovely pool/filuz-courtya rd with plumbing for pool. P ier & 1 YR WARRANTY
• HOME
zi & prof. Jandscpg. 4 BR. FR & DR. cu-stom slip, 30 ft. yacht included. $225,000,
cptng & drapes. Schumacher papers etc. 70 LINDA IS~E DRIVE MORE FOR
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. Prime 45 IC l agoon lot -$150,00·~-+-YOUR-MONE.Y This 4 bedroom .Jiio~ is 3
2111 San Joaquin Hills Ro•d BILL. GRUNDY, REALTOR yoa,., "'"" afr "l!ond;Un""'
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 341 Bay1ida Or., Suitt 1, N.B. 67~161 and hwa~ h'21ooj(TI!al. f;u1,1ily
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R~NTALS!
557·5116. .c=.~~====~-l'The selle~ of this great SS MA LE . REPOS.5ESSIONS . family home \\o.nt to St"ll! GIANT A U 8
Thruou.t Or. Co. <;all for hst n icy have just lo\\'t'rcd ow 61/i-J.~LOAN of ad<lres.<ie!. \\Tills Reall y, price fo $76:500 and \\'ill a Bedrooms, 2-100 sq. rt. of
.;;-16-7739: 645-973.1 still listen to any good oUc• spaeiousnes.~. Floor t o BYOv.1ner 3 BR,l~bn,Nr. belov.• that. llas bi g cciling!.lone f i r e p l a ee.
uena Viifflr-J nc mosr :C:----Piiwi. -'I'erms-. -759 -~kling-pool-.--large---yard -bar'ge-lamUy mo~ 3 bath!;"
unusual • street' in lO\\'fl. i\ 1-h!dson. 846-8736. with ma lure trees &: flhtubs h0n1cn11t.ker!I k 1 t c h e n ·
sn1ashing 4 bcdroon1 l\\'O AIF.5A Verde 3 Br. 2 bath. and aJI freshly . pa_ int~ Scpnrute launrlry r o o m .
story \\"ilh dock. sandy $39.500 Call 557-TalO for Inside and out. This is an Creal buy for S<l<\.900. ~I
beach and patio. $850. Hppt • Pnn only. 0 P ~ 0 R T UNIT\'! The The R~al E1tata Fair • grn.cJOus 4 bc.'l:l~m floor 839-6133 or 536-2151
pian rui.s a lallte kJl(.i.en andl """""""'""'""""""""'I cithcr a forml dining I't)JTTl ll!!-~ -~--TM Point -On lhc bay. steps
fri•n1 the i1•edge. Large CLASSIFIED or f1unlly room. The sellrrs l.ARGF: 4 BR, n~ • Beach. enera • . ~enara • · ""'' G::.:•;.:ne::;r:.:•::l..:R;:;•;;:E;:. __ _::1001::; ~neral J{.E. 1002 drive to South Coast PIH:ta .
ASSUME 7% .LOAN Mesa Verde Villa ~loal al $44,500. Call lt----h=,,,,_.,;C;.10N~DO _ . CLIFFHAVEl'I
£'.'lguna !tilts ~n1 2 Ass-urn.--?:S-0/o ll!IMliliWi NEw=tlSTlNG'--+ ". '"' "·'· •' '" I \·.\LLE\
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olde.1· 5 be.droon1 home )'f';ll'--l"OtHKi-~WlOOQ...ma,_....Jll---1!'0.URS
CaH liTr'i225 dvertisets may place
t heil' ads· bf telephone
8:00 a.m: to 5:30 p.m.
?<.'londay thru Friday
wl11 ctnTy 2nd trust deefl. _.r~nn~'~'-~"~'"~"'~'~:~Ll:k:':::;""';:::"f.;' The lenrter \V 11'efiMnee :!171.!00:-96~
the lsl trust (}c!Nl at 9~~-;;., LF:T me sCU~your hon1e. Top
and you will find Valley's $ & fC\\' problems. Call
ex('ltisi\'c l ·Yr 1\'arranty a loday! 6T.r0JO'J pn1.
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bnfh onJ_., 2 yenrs old. Grt'Hl $25 500 rruny to see this 3 bedroom;
bu) in today's n10.rkct. Onl;r I . • FOR PETE. 'S 2 full' bath. family roo1n,
$27.500. Call &16-T?U. Convenient to park. pool, ro1·01al dining room honlC on
-rrce"'·ay, ~hoo\s, shopping. ·SAKE spuciouS con1cr lot with a ~-~ ...... --, High fashion carpeting, pan-benuti!ul lawn and covered eling. Enclosed garage. As-Come and buy. I h is p a t i o . s OM ET H I'N G ~===:::====
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• "'"" '~""'' ~f '"""" ,,,, Hj,.' ..... ,~. Walker &, ''CC sume 7lJ.:<J, Joan and pay magnUlccnt 4 b e d " 0 0 m EXTRA -a separate guest 4 PLEX l! 1151.~ pc• mo. Hu""". Call townhoU9e In lrvine. It 's gol hob R I ~~ 1 11•1 1 "" •• , · ( ll d h room or by room or FOR THE OWNER 546-2313. 1:; ~m Y rooalm '"H· \'O ????? Really • thL, ""-on't Corona d el Mer 1022
ASSUMABLE . • • ""'''"'" "'· u g o 1 '" Call"I 166 ~ OCCUPANT .::===:..;;.;:o;.._.=:; OPEN71l 9 • trS FUN 10 SE NK;Et· ma.st er bedroom and super as · · n ~l"e. ·"""· Poo~O~a;l~W ~~~HH ugc ' ~-~~-.!or pete's s.'lkc cal.I 644.~7270
mas1cr bedroom. ASSU:\I· -
ABLE (or low cash! This , ~ . ,1
1)1\e l-; (.'Onlpl<"le\y l"l'motlC>J(!(! ,,._ -4 .•• ~.t~ s· ••'t--
an1! re11dy 10 n10,·e into. EASTS1DE IT-llUU
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Seldom do \\'C find an
investment pronerty that Is
capable of excellent income
producllon AND is al50
s u it able for O\\'TK'r
occupancy ln a roomy '.\ BR 2 BA apartment. PLUS has
BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
$60,000
8 lo noon Saturday
COSTA MESA -0Ff1CE
330 w. Bay
642.5678
yc~r of • trou ble t-r cr Hunt Harbour 1042 eilJOYmcnt. lfu•'•'Y -somcq:.:::::::·..:.::::.::::;:__..:.:.:.::1
lucky fam ily \\'ill be living LEAS£. Beaut. \.Vate1·f:ront 2
In Eastbluff nt'.x.,t achoo] BR, 2 Ba Condo. w/prlv-
~ear. \\11y6:'Jz5t1. ~~lp. Avail. lmmcd.
NEWPORT BEACH
3333 Newpor t Blvd. Irvine 1044
642-5678 • llJ~~~~~~~~1~=~~=:=::;1 1 YR WARRANTY
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HUNTINGTON BEACH I! Terrific Turtle Rode
17875 Beach Blvd. Fountain Valley 1034 Home with a vle1v &: just 3 540-1220 -hoµscs 11eparate you from
LAGUNA BEACH BY OWNER 1eiinis CO\lrts, park &. pool.
~~~~:"""~~~~I excellent terms with 20% Steal i1 for $42.900. Ca.II DREAM HOME REALTOI -
ai.:cnl no1v lo see R47 ·61'.110. ASSUl\lE 6'"
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RL\LI' . "'"· '~"'''""f ... [R<(•~'1()(•< .. H•~(! '""'' BALBOA ISLAND down.
Oops! Not in Corona del l\·lar I
but on the Balboa penin.'>ul11
very old duplex -maybe
just a lCRI' dov.1\ ' lol \'aiUC
·ci;tin1atcd at $<15-$50,oo:l. ·
222 Forest Ave. 15 bdrm., 3 hath. pool, hm:e Grack>IL!I living in 11 home 494-94~ open beam mst. suite ~·1 that looks like !I rnodcl. 7100
sWJken 1ub, elect. garg., sq. ft. inclrt. 3 ciir gnragc, 3 FIVE BEDROOMS-This 4 Br.,. 2 Ba. family
$39,900 hbme lk,l.S ii all. Corning
Fi\'e bedroom~. Pool 1.iblC' range & cont inuous cleaning
size family room. E xCf'lll'nl oven. ceranlic mo s a i c
r:ondlt ion. $.19.!nl. To !lt.'C ('OUnter tops, tu11h crpts,
call 847-6010. fl~ent. y,•nllpapcr & pane I i n"' thruout "" htd & filter pool.
EASTSIDE 2 Br. home: David Bourke, Realtor carp. & drapes: 3 rn r gar., 546-9950 lt-2 loL Sell or exch1u1i:t· t~orlln Co,, Rltrs. 642-5000 CLASSlFTED \\'ill sell ill
General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002
LOTS OF LAND &. TREES
' ... but you live carefree in this University
P.ark townhouse. Largest available: 4 bed·
room. 21/~ bath, t\vo fireplaces. Steps to all
facilities. Call now! $69,500.
. PRIVACY AND SPAC '"--
on Balboa Island. Large two story custom
home on two lots. Per fect year round home
for gro\ving family. Sl59,500. Adjacent lot
in ay also be pur chased, .
Spanish Hacienda
4 Large Bedrooms
Spanlsh. H11clenda. 4 family
llizcd bedrooms. !'luge living
roon1. Fireplace. Bright
chee1')' ki tc:hrn. Large lo!.
Be a u_ t i t u I landM:api ng.
Edison Iii School District.
Ju~t lisled. Call · n o w
963-6761.
OP£1j TJl ll • IT'S FUN TO SE NICE!
THE REAL
ESTATERS
HOME
macnab I Irvine
realtye--
LIDO EARLY AMERICAN DOVER SHORES
Large 5 bedrootn and den hon1e. Great lo-Spacious view hom e bu ilt fo r entertainin~.
cation on street to street lot . $167,500. Large 1naster suite + 3 bedroorris. fam1-
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED BAYFRONT ly room & POOL. $2 19.500. Ron Sherman
Over 4.000 squ are feet in this custo m built, 642-8Z35. (E70)
near nev.'. exqui sitely decora ted home. 35 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
fl. frontage on exclusive \Vest Bay. Dock" New-close to beach-inco111e-gteat in·
facil ities. $300,000. vestment & cotn[or tahle Jiv in g-\vorr't last
HOUSE & GA RDEN CHARM -4114,,500. Carol Berry 64~-6200. (E71 )
1ng isllelievffigt~qulstte-home-sur--. BLUFF S BARGAIN
rounding lovely English gardens. Vi ew nf Beautiful Trina model-3 bedrooms, 2lh
Bay, ucar pri vate beach in Bayshores. ba ths \V/private patio on quiet greenbelt. -
$150.000. Anxious ow ner -offered fo r lease furn .•
THE CAREFUL BUYE R'S DREAM leijsc option or sale f<,1 $&1 ,950. Bob Owens
Rare Turtlerock find "'ith centra l air co"" 642-8235. (E53)
diUoping, self-cleaning oven , upgraded tllc EXCI TI NG VI EW-REDHILL RIDGE
& carpets. near pa rk & pool \VIU1 3 bed-Lovely nc\v Broad1noor horne w/panora-
roo1ns, dining roon11 fan1ily room & 2 baths. .,nlc VIE\V. 4 bedr ooins. family roo m _
OCEAN VIEW
PRIVATE BEJl:CHES
St.-e this comer location 3
bedroom, family roo n1
hotnf'. Highly upgraded.
Enjoy !he pliu.-id pool or U.<Je
1hc private bench. A i;uper
large lot. A truly best buy
!II $89,000.
644.7270
$65,000
Rare C-1 lot, south of
high1\'ay ~ '5' at the
Intersection ~f ?.lacArthur
and the High\vay -Also
possible build to suit.
$65 ,000
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Both \Vilh boy vic""1i· 2 Lots.
South o{ lt~·y. One year
new! $125,00).
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1177 llo 1,J, .... II
*t>73-7300*
SAN-CLE?itENTE \\'aler sollencr, sprinklers, .bdrn1s. & 2 bPths UPfi!ali'I,
305 N. El Camino Real gns BBQ & niot-e. $66,500: 1-brirrn. &: h.1. downstairs. 2
492-4420 !HZ-7887. Sunny p.'lllos & n proress.
-. _ , . Jightl'(I & landscaped yard. NORTH COUNTY ASSUi\1~1.E 51,,% 1.oa~: Sep. rllnin,; nre11 & a good
die.I. free M~l220 3BR. 2 2BA plus 20" sized ramlly rrn. w/brkfsl. bonus rm. o"·r~r take 2nd. nl -CLASSIFIED $41 500. 847-4286 or 646-:w>S h.~r. Pl'lcerl 111 o Y $74,j_oo ' ~th many oUMlr spcc.13.i DEADLINES -lunti ngton Beach 1040 rc-atures.
Deadline for copy & lci!Js
Is 5:30 p.m. the day be-
fore publication, except Newport West
for Sunday & Monday d r h be ' Editions \\•hen deadline an one 0 t e vecy 51 •
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---'l l.P1ill11r is Saturday, 12'"11oon. 2 _STORY-l B<-'$'.m. !llm i!y nn .• dining room, 3 baths,
CLASSIFIED hai'tl \\·ood floors, .cP..ts & Isl \\"es1e111 Bank Bldg.
REGULATIONS drps. A-I IA\\'n, fruit trc-es. Univt·r11.lty Pl\rk, flvine
ERRORS: Advertiscni R,~y· ~·~~die Realtor Days 552-7000 Nl9hl1
should check lheir ads dally & report errors 1810 Newport Blvd., CM
Immediately. TH E 548-7·129 PAMPER AND PURR
DAILY PlLOT assumes 11'"'"""""""_""' __ .,.I double 1hidc pod w 11
liabilitY for the first In-Assum• 71/2'/• Loan! 111'0Vidl" rlcn11u1-c a n d
corre<:t Inser tion only. 3 Berlmi, 2 bnlh. Off Garfield t:O~lcnlment ns )''OU enjoy
CANCEUATIONS : hlwn Bushard & ~!agnolia. living in lhls 3 bdnn. 2~=
-When killing an. ad be bo1'derline--htwn H.B. ,\ -r~ . .l>alh. twnl~ wi~h paneled
sure to make a record V. Assu1ne VA -loan of bOnus room. _II s on the
of the" KIU. NU1t1BER $29.500. Iota.I pymnts sm 1n~n and pnccd at only
given you by your ad mo. Prict:d at $42.900. · $64,700.
taker as rectipt o[ your Thrff Worlds Realtors· -CALL "2·7~
cancellation. This klll !168-44Qj 968,-2297 Eves. • VISION •
nwnbc< m"'t be ..... REPOSSESSIONS sentt'd by the advertiser
In case of a dispute. For information and IOC:ltlon REALTY
CANCELLA'l'ION OR of theSl' FJfA & VA h.on1..-s. o red hilf company
CORRF.crION OF NEW contart -Univ. P11rk Center, Irvine
AD BEFORE !l,UNNING: KASABIAN ~~(r%r c:!~~!cl: amna~ !~ "•R••,.a.,l .E,.• .. •• .. '.•--.9.6ii2-6644iiiooilu~~ L~~~~Ro~¥6w~~:'.
that ha• been ordered, •1 -~ Ne~ 2 BR. 2 bo rondo.
IRVINE T ERRACE but we cannot guaran· ASSUME & SAVE ~~~~56.1h"f'5, $39 ,00 0 .
3 •!:ti'., 2 l)l•.. 1800 sq. ft. tee to do '° until the ad $r,.'\,r,oo. P r tn c. Only has appco.ttd In the 1'h11.r;i 3 bcdriv SIArdtnn UNiVERSTTY Pi\RK 4br ... ,...., .. .., ___ .,,,i l.iT.>-1!)10, paper: l-lon10~.l)rln1e H.B. a1~n. facing The 2 m'a j o;
N EWPORT-W/POOL !NVESTotts & Butt:DC:RS DlME--A·UNE Afis: ~All ~all Cf'll!I, new Ille, grNnbclrs. Own I !I n-d. Sre &09 ('.ol1lrn1'0d. 40x ll8 Int kitchen and both. freshly $69,!IOO. 01vnrr v.•UI lease
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C\IJ1I01n bullt home on rure Tht"Se ads arr 1trletly ,P!'~n1 tcd In and out. Bkr !J63. back, j.'i2-i9.16
lot • and _ " • twlf. 3 'l BR cute tl<>mt>. 2rul unit cash jn adve.~by ma11 11~-~-~""~""~""""~l'ce~~~~~ZJi~~I l;kdrooms, 2 baths. fornial begun \\'I A P P R 0 VE 0 oq_r nt aey one ot our or-11 · OCEAN V1E\V JBll. mA. lpl,
dining room. Bea 11 1 l I u 1 Pl.ANS to eomrlcte. $69.SOO. ti~. NO phone orders. $l!OO dov.'ll. F're5hly painted, lrg su1~rek. $4.~ undC'r
Irregular pool \\'ilh londs of ;';;~~1658,,·o.·,_~· =-~,.,.-~ l l Dca~llne: 3 p.m. Frldl.)', nC'Rr Sct100ls & P::.hops. 3 11ppralsa .• A~umable ,..-"°
.. llo, phn 2 ynrd areas. U1'USUAL 2BR. w /I r i Coi;ta Mesa office 1.2 htlnn11.. 2 b.'lthll. buill-lns, V~ k>lin. $59,99.i •. b!ll-4037 or
N'C'w cflrpct1/rirR1Jes. Nt'wl,)' prl\'AtC' y11rd '& "'OOl'I ffeck. noon - all brall(h of-fanilly 1·n1, trplc & 998-48.10 ~e-•. ____ 1
1<enl0clcled b.'lllL~. al Icy Grc1.-nhou.gc, Fircplo.ce. \\'Ill {icts. swtmmln'f pool, $39.500. Cl iff Dr. Oceanfront
"CN'M. One ol !ht bC'!ll buys ri11T)' 2nd TO. fr,r ~1!e hy Tf!E DAlLY PILOT re. Bkr. TMbell. Oii So\2-2!;6\. 2 Brt. 2 BA l.\pL Xl"l '~''"
In Ne\\ port llr~hts. $&.1,riOO. O\\'Ucr, S.i!l,000 4.1.1 Sca\\tlrd. -1 ~ • b lldl oo Ctil! PltE!mCE 110~11'~$. Gl.-,....16t6 ~n•es the rlj;ht to clu · 11..;\ CUESTi\ By Seu: l bl!< ()('(II n • u n(l'. 11 ,000 .
1Hti-ti6''6 Si>\",LA•.•, 2 _,,.~ ,1 "R. 3 $ify, edi t, ctnsQr or re· to Plj)~ m r\. r In 11.: Prine. l)lllV. 644·:fl50,
.. , ·"' · •1 v fuF 1t.ny advert l11emcnl, "'"alk to !)('Can. 4 BR. 2•i hit,
--ST-S•OE-INCoME-'' •h changc.Jt.&..J::a.t ·h1'3" rn1_ut., ..n1-p llt\l-lNJk..--:ii."Vw'PO H0\\1ES J.i;'O doll bo on 0~ J,it. OC'C'An v\{'\\",. _ lri; Yd. & rcaull1tlon1 without upgroded, beaut. lndscping, Jock Pl'Ck, Ag!. tlilS-I
.,Only $55 ,500. centra l air condit ioning. 3-ca r ga \·age.
----!J----HARBOR-YIEW·Hft:t:S----+·11-Beaulilull)l-(lccocate upgraded & _fil1!1· D~a1~1~lc . Burli11_game _Jn par~ like' §fil!l!!g. scapcd. 125,000. R. JJaJdcrman 644-6200. --Full grown p ne liefs. TaltiedfaT1icomcd -(En ) ---
ceilings. Spi ral staircase. 4 bedroom, ranl-
ily room & hug~ bonus room. ~122,500. . .
DIAL 644-1766
2161 San J oaquin Hllls .R~., N.B.
A COL DWE LL ITA"NK ER CD.•
t OJ. Dover Orive·&4:Z·l23$
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Newport 611ch, C.lilou1la 9:1613
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:\Bil 21].i\ •y,•\lh dbl ger £ CT1l-<ft....--<qi nr./nMm-ur. l)l'lor noUct. by owner, prine. on.b'. llndlo PllSl'L ".Klfil "
2B1l: IRA "'hh llhl RR.I'. $147.~2.;il CLASSIFIED Sll8.JOO. ~~14. ------
"'!-ieYf"n y1·s old. Xlnt buy, 11.V. Ifill", 4 Urt, 1"11111-nn, :\ MAILJN"G ADDRESS <M·n<'r nlO\'<'J. rtool hOmc. NORTll Trvine ,le\\-el. 3 BR.,
gJ"C':ll lnvtJ;tmrnt. Owner tnr ~111·.. (li1tlo. r.or._ IOI". $~00 tlm,•n. 3 bdrm~. 2 2 ba ., a!r-rontl. L\~e "'.'."'
uc:c'Uflled. Cull Prtl::S'I'ICE: ()('(>an &. hlH vicU•. $95,5()0 rrr-P. 0. Box l~O, b!llti.,, '"inlly m i, trplc, ..!!!:!!!W .t oul. Owner .i44-27J7
1101\IJ::S f('tl' inrormnthln 3111\ .Jcnsc :ar:, mn 1!17·2J7t. · Cotll\ ?ifeta hul ll•in!, v11ulted l'f'illnA, TUR'M..E ROCK ' ~· 21iB.\,I dt'IJl!lll. 61i:,.ff~ ~· ·-'---\\'/llll A !ow-prl<-'td t!tLT? 92626 ~hll C~~·t;" $~;90(l. fJkr Jln:'lf lrl!!CJ)!f Wl"Ji\~ 'Y Xira3.
Sell Idle lll>:ms •.• , .. 642-C"16i8 Jt,cait t()(l\\Y'I' Cltt.11!lnL';J Adil. Call 96~ 8.l:l-2813, O"•nr.
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IRVINE TWNHSE
UNDER $30,000
Owner 11ellln11: 3 Br, 2 Ba.
(plui1 ullllty roon1I Ah1hie-
1Cyle condo1nlnhun In Wal·
nut Square:,.Alr condh!Ont•d,
~hi.la corpollng, d1-apc1, red·
"'-'OOd patio. At'l"OM ll'l"lrll
corr11nunlly pool Knd p;irk.
Near IWhooil. ln1n1edlnrc
poul!'SSlon. Pril't-$29,900.
wllh 00 ptl'C<'nl fln 111wh1i;c
aval.le.bll'. C1111 1 l°IJl·5151
ANYTlfl.ff.:.
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L1gun1 illt .• ewport B11ch 1069 ncome Property 2000 HoUMI urnis uset Unfurnlt . I ouses Unfurni1 I o"s•• Un urnis .ct t ._fp1rtment1 'Jn urn.
New World Condo
/\ cu 1om doeor .. uh"'COlld., 3
bt:lrins.. 2 \,,.,, ~un~
1\,',1.o FllA. Prict' $32,500.
Unobstructed Vlewl
Unf01."J:Clteble \•lew of lhc
0!.'('1Jn, uprwr bny & the clly
light!! of N~·port. U.l!On\
be1111ty featw'Cs 4 bdnn11. 3
bnth11, l'UlllPUt l'J)Ql)l, dlnlni.:
"' ! room. On a IMY.C fee-lot! "21 · $1115 100. Call G4•1'"8'J!IO.
RHllo R~IN--( ~L.J
*-644·7 662 * ""
BEACH UNITS
ELEVEN-NEW
B1lbol Penlnsul1 3107 Coron• dtl Mir 3222 j Irvin• 32441N1wport' 811ch 2~!! S.albo• Peninsula 3807 ~
llAYFRONT 5 Br, 4 Ba, pier, CHARt,ilNGI * RENTALS * Bl.K h~11n ll"1u;h.:: Br. 2 r~·· I Bl!, $\JI(), n1lhjy, rit'l!I &
llMt. \\'eekly. \\'lnlcr. yrly. · . Villu1tc 1 Univ. Pilrk. Jri•. I vi:u·. 1\v:u· _ 1Jt1•• s.till~S'.!.:tll1 l:u.l, 3nJ floor w/vlow1 Brand nc-w ll 'unit S£l\11· /\vail. Soept 14th. 67l-20J9 Very i;harp 1.,.,,0 bc<troom 3 Bd. •·· 2 b.'l. S315 yrly:_&~-l2·9_ or S.'G-5.'L! _ 2lJ..697"'°'-~t~t96"----~~I DEL~ a1»u1ment! \Vlllk Ntwport B11ch 3169 l~'O bath home with a 13 Bdrrrui., 2~1: Ba. S·l2S llAHH.\111.J1011nt', kl\lr/lf'"I•" I Coron• dtl Milr 3822 ~I. be~,·~,~rUpp~":;~ ... ~ llililrkllng pool fumlihed Vllltgc Ill Univ. Pat•k, ll'V. •IH_n , 21 _UA, 22:.0 liq. fl. ., II • .,,, $395. 3 Bdrmtt., 2 bit. 1360 &~4-70'.ll AVAIL. Au1t. ]5l lovely~ Sr, .. 1e101lnr. ovens, i11KlnleAA NEWPORT BEACH 3 Udr,11~ .• 212 b.i . 1115 -N ---H . h-3 O 2 Ba lowC!r uni1~l,
Kinktt &. dl!'h"·a~her11• thick DtiAUTlt'UIJ Su~r locatlou JOulh of I Ptlrk u Univ. Park, Irv. ewport eig f$ ¥_ fenced patio. trp1c.. ld1-en
1>hn g t:nti~ .. 111, Mf.'1dcan Ille 1.Jntla J11t1• j lJ®-J~ ..bli:.bWJl.Y. -Ii ck> ~ tt1~J:.-JJklnus .. ~-ba. S·IOO LU?{. new l"·nf\sf', 111~ CfC"c.. "·~Jromc-. 6 "?o, m1ri .. e1110e. ·~nlt'Yll, fo1-ccfl iilr lie11!~ \Vit terfront JM>1ncs bedroom hvo. 11tory ,:10111 ril The Tel'rt1et:, Univ. Pnrk, Irv. 3 Br, frplc slf i·ln o1,:..•·i, 1ge SJaO. &J1~9'Jj() day.\ or
1u11<l&·k11 nnd 111uch 1norc: Annual or liummcr lc11.11es. \•;ood par.eh11g .. firt'P~R.<:e, 3 Brbmi;, 2 ba.~nuw S400 patio, gar. \\'nlk 111 lrurbo'ii· _6~1 eves.
Alt 1 be<lroo1n 2 b.1111. Crosi; B UI G rundy Rtr, and bt'amcd eeJhngs $150. 2 BdnnJ'., 2 ba .. new $350 Ii i & J·:nsb:n !<rh.I"-1.\f.. i'\T::\V, s'p'~t•c~~~,~,-. -de~,-.,-.-,~B-t.I
Newport Ce111cr Drive $3100 n10. 9?f intetcr>l 1.1v11il· 675-6161 Turtle Hock. li'Vine • $3:~. 5-43--0001: li !tl--7~.:i.; cit' 2 Ba , ""'<Ilk IQ bci;ch n1 Open 9 IQ. 9 11blc. 200•.:, deprcclilllon. All -Alln. Landlords! \\'e ntally 3 Bd 2 I Jo~R $12~ I h J A 11 \ 1 DY Owner, lmr'nnc. 3Bll , Laguna-N lg~el 1052 Sh 1072 this few only $312,000 In need rental llsth\81!. houst-s ; rniH., 18' · a San Juan s.,t1PP n::. va · 1 i.u;:. M. 2ba. Chancellor hO:lll<' in -Newport or~s I I ti \}'ATERFRONT w Ip Ir. r ( I I I 2 BdJ111s., 2 b1t, $125 C • t 3278 $:.9.). Allult~. 673..29111
Univ. Park,-J,'"orn1l din, lrg SAL J:: 0 n":'LEA~ * A FRAME * 1;.~,~1~c ar!~~~~:Cgeu .o~aun:~: $1."IOO n10. except AUK S200) ~~r':!-~~::i~ts . urn II !Ci or 4 BdmG11 .. 3 ha.If A•' $173 apts r'no -·12 BB. GARAGE A JI T ..
kitchen, fam MYI & inside ln1nu.'<li111c. Ru1':ll. View o( -!7141 7:i2·1700. n10. f 21 3 l 9 3 4 -0 9 2 0 I ,. Bd reeo,r~ om°' ,.,o~ 3 BH Jl il ba. open stail'11~av, !Wni;c:c, n:rfr\g, gH.1·r11:e. $2:10.
utll 'rnl. On an)enbell & Hiiis & Sea, Shepherd & his Dron11:1Hc 3 Bdrn1s., 2 bath.,, INVESTMil~1;1\~i 1213127Q..;lj47 Call 61.5-1225 t ryn5., w . _,, frp!~ 2 car "D r CY1l1iil. lease. Qj"l(ln daily, 12·6. 612 1~ clo&e lo nll f'Omn1. p\11,y sheep. 4 BH, 2 llll, 40' SJMirkllng new palnt & -YEARLY 3 HR .. l bh.. ~ach---tido Isle, Nc\\'pol'l O'!acl)__ pool ,' ·fully ~rpid,' lnd~cpd, Jji.S111U1c. &12-8367.
art:i &~~e!I. s't ITillln~ f>.1ounlain Lake "() 0 J • ~e~~~~-~:; !roni pOOlll & [ 9 ? yo hoosc. Lge. fcnc.'Cd }'d S3.5I) 4 BdCA:i.t 'Ss1 7500 $690 back yd fcl'IC{l(I. Ncat'l;.i lle\V, 2 2BR fljl(!j, bl tins, su ndcck--, ~n~r en~ ,.;;i111 wlri'n~~ li:tl-2G20 CAYWOOD REALTY 11 5 : mo/lcaslr"..Agl. 615-4630 • 1 nil fron' ocean & rnarina. pocil, t w/frplc, adl1 s, $2.'.'..l. ~';;.ion.\Vll0I l'OOfi~dc1· ltase Lido Isle 1056 * ~l290 * _ , . , =-;--·-·-~ Houses Unfurnished • VISION • 3~~·n.:~{ciui &. sharp. ~kc~!f~· 613-1418 c~·es Q!
UN IVERSITY Pal'k 380 W 1 rf t , I CANAL1'ttONT home: 4 BR, BRANO NEW General 32b2 REALTY loadC!d ""/xl ra~ & OCt'an BEAUT, oce11n vh?ii·, 3 Br, 2
· · a • ront rip ex 3 ba. den lg playroom. 11 1 vie\\:. $2%, 4!r-600D _or Ba. bl1ns, garage. po,.1 beach 21 ~ bn, f11n1 rm . upgradrd Owner's apt., 2 studio alfl.~.. Swlm~1in1( ' &
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tl!nni!I club un_!_ngton Beach. lst ?ivncr ALA l.ENTALS SPAC. 4 br. 2 ba, frplc. a red hill company f>-li-J2:>7 pri.,·~-S37T. . A"d u Its .
t h r u 0 u 1 · Lrg yard! 3 b(lnns. cacti: leasehold. q1l!inbershlp. ~ One b I o c k I <leµl't!t"lallnn; J Br, 2 '2 liLl ! Vie\\'. Canim pvt comm-
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Univ. Park Center,_ Irvine NF:\\' DUPLEX. p"1 YIH'tl. 2 613-8153 w/coyci'ed p:itlo. B e t $160,000, Laud -ca11 be-f1'0i11 beach. S 18 , 5 O O • <h.Jpleljj on corncr. ·I wi '"U&l.•u ..,. 1o1rva btlf. $-195" n10. l.J:>ase option/ 2 BR 2 B locatw:m on major Grecnbcl1 purchased. 642_5!lll. ~locks from ,ocean .. ~ -car ll:ar., . a .. f a1n· Co,ta Me$a 3824
overl*btg 1100\ & tennis Near Beech & Tennis 1ncon1e 111-ea_. Bltns. f1-pJc 111 f Oli·nr will lin. ·194-2508. I UNIVERSITY PARK r1n, Tennis. nr B'cach. $2jj.1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1
courts on cul-dc-!lllc St. , 2 ~, I San Cleme nte . 1076 ench u n 1 t . ;i;o da~ ill NOUSIS Cost1 Mea 3224 I 2 BR., 2 ba •• nc1v $3'1-5 1110. 496-836:1 ask for J eff. I•
0\\11Cr 5.l2-MAA ,, . .,.,_,_,rm.· upls., Sll'Pli to ronlpletlon ·Buv now & pick I 1 '-'TS. , 3 BR., 2 ba, • , 3~ Sonia Ana 3280 NEW • . cvel')·lhirn:::1 1165,000 11.UXURIOUS euii1orn built your co\01: f~ carpets & DU,lS. BEAUT. nlOd. 4BR hon1e, :1 BR. 2·~ ba., h1n1. $31J :.::::.::.:::::.: ___ _:::.:c:1
IRVINE COVE j Balboa J"Spanilih "''/prinornmlc "'hilc kitcll<'n apoli80<.'f!&. NIWl'Olf &-IAY,c .M. M 2•1H3 1'1f'Sa \\"ood!I. Hoge~ seclud-14 BR. 21 ~ bl!, 1111n. $42.:i LEASE. ~autlful 3 bednn Ii ·
OU!standlng eomcr view lot ..I Adjacent duplex~. \\later wntcr w!c1\•. 2 br .. 211: bn. In Wm. T. MILLER Rl TY SEVERAL bach apts $90/l2j I ed r11aster BR do"·nstairs TURTLE ROCK "'ith bonu.• rn1, cpts, drps. I 1, 2 & J BEDROOM
av11llable In Ollf" of Ilic nlOSt orlrnted. $ 1l0,00 0 To .srtludr.d nry.-a. A 11 r a c. 642-4811 furn, util pd·nr hl!ach 1 oµeninv to hrick patio. Ca· 3 BR 2 ba, fari1. S100 •• b.a, A\'ail Aug. ·1st. S?.23.
exclusive, privalc ht>ach $11~.00l euch. 1\~ Yrs. old. oourly11rd, Jge deck, unusual r B h 1 NR ocean l Hr house, avail J thedral ceilin.i:-, 2\~BA,2 fpl 's , COLLEGE PARK per n10. VUl~gc R . B. Spl't Level Apt Unf
comn1unitics ln So CW._-::-Buy One or all. f c 11 lures th r u -o u I . Fourp1!x Hunt eac sty, C&D .• fncd for pct , lrg ll\'rm, dinrn1, fan.11.'111, 3 Br., 2 ba. lam, ne"' S3GO !162-4471 ' 1 5 •
contact Bill Dn~npart Peninsula Point $175,000.00 fix & Save COZY 2 Br hou~ $150 fncd qunl drps, 11·a1cr punher. WALNUT SQUARE Hses Furn/Unfurn 3300 AVAIL NOW! \Vest Coast Parific Char1ncr! 2 BR,• den, hh::h [ ESTJIER K. DUNNIGA!':!' tgt' 3 bcdrm + 3-2 IX'dl'OOm!I, for chll~ & pct, g~ -1?.80 l!>e n10. 979-4510. 3 BR 2 b thll ~ • ,
714-831·2000, 673-6832 rves bcf1111cd c<.'ilin~s. One blk. Rltr. 714/492/6£>43 bllns, closed g1u·., swhn ?LD white house E. Ci\1 slv, * FREE-\Vriter has 1 bdnu " 11 'r\VNHSI'.: on bay, 3 BR, 21~
UN IV. Pnrk. niusl sell rhis to ocean, bay &· t1111nls l'ts. Santa Ana 1080 pool. lfurry, only 3 11.'(I. D & C, lge yd fn cd ft'ntal. ha, 2 cur gal', boat slip. yr F'EATURING:
nd 4 n 2 Sep. guesl fJUHtl('l-S \V/eotn· Only $58,950 QUIET 2 Br houi;e $195 stv/ NE\Y t.Br furn. Sngls ok lsc, S~!Y.>-$395. 646-2700. Loft Bedrooms e Frplc's • =~~-'·Inter. H, r11v~~~.7~r~ pll'te b:ith. $82,500. BY 01vncr. , yr old 4 BR I First P ioneer Realty T'R'e~.i_5cd, Bw/ ~llr, v,a.;~ Lo $175. 2 Bdrnl. Hu1Ty' I Condos Furn . 3400 Cera1nlc tile kit~·~f'r ; .... Ex:-
financing avail. O 1v n r . townhonie. S.A. near C.i\l 842..4421 ]or. hi & ure _, ne DINING nn, 4 Br, fqi:lc -PQl'ed Bean1 Ceilings • En·
552-8793. OH Sat/S1u1, 4086 l.J:p!lnr:. drps. 1111 elect kit. n'~R•'r' d 2"J'eh gal~ KIDS & pets J *" 2 gar. iNE\VPORT Beach. on \l'3ter. closed Patios • Pool &
Gcmiainder \\'&y. 1 yfl, pools, tennl~ c rt s DELUXE 5 un'its, 3 Bt•, 2 Ba, " "' 11~ • r se "~ REDEC.2 Br $200 kids/pct!> . ,. I 2 bedrni Ex c c u 1 i .,, e n1any othet• Conveniences.
net1rby. Sl'l.500. 54G-598'.l. ov.·net"s unit. AlC. good Cdl\t, child & pet, gar _ Homefinders * 642-9900 1st \Vcslem ~ank Bid.,. Condoniinium lum SUfl('l' ,\dults only.
1L;•;9;;";;no;:;;;B;•;•;ch;;;;;;;;;1;;0;4;8 2 DBdecor1•t~~· or,eam, t Santa Ana Heights 1082 ~U~1£R + r.t~~~~~ ~111 ~~c~~L~~~~ i~ S2'l5 i 2 BR house ~165. Also J BR i o:yn~v'£5~'I.f0:· INJncghlsl J''ic .... • .. aoa,1, lllilip.,· ,~Pool: ·HAYLOFT APTS -· ·1
11 rm. =non argc 0 · SINGLES try lhcse :t Br 2 sm And bike to beatil 2 acuzz i. ' va 1 u Y "' , •
Clo!le to tennis & the lif'ach. HORSE PROP. Lots for s•I• 2200 Ba_ $250 H.B. $273 (1\I BR house Sl1i:5. It~. Re~t.~ls <BR zo .. fa nl ml & fpl. 'r~"hgust . 1.\\:eek71 ,~r 6~!11· WOOD & VIEW O!fcrcd at $38,950. Open l!J ACRE pnvatc fiy phone daily. No dnv1ng ! ~. , ~ one ~,l)S • ~._ ~..-""". 283 AVOCADO
A 2-Bdrn1. hoillC in a rustic T~es. thru Fri .. 3 10 6· 123 S111all slablc, 2 BR. l Bn , ~ 0 1\t 0 NT 0 Ry n .. v POOL home 3 Br, 2 Ba S29a to pick up llit. Agt. Fee. ~ws'..1~~:hl) · Can 581·4037 ~l~~;d 414: 613-402'1 1\li · COS'rA MESA ~ecUon of the L.nguna ar1'a, Viu Nice. 11· hunkhousc. g,15,000. lge ....._ Singles. kids, pels, fncdl-979-8~30. ' • ., ' · 64S.01~3
that is ideal for n b:1chlor or Ontu do\1·n req. 557--033.i "'111crfroo! ·loL l'iOxlllll'-:51.l' gar VERY CLEAN :ind vacanr, 3 TURTLEROC~ " br, 2 ba; Condos Unturn. 3415 1\lon·Thurs 5:30-7:30 pm.
W , boat slip. Ch1:ner may 1\lAi'IY 1\!ltNY 1\IORE lan1 l'Tll. alriun1, SIOO per . . Sat·Sun 10-4 pm ~ :~~fu~a':1~. 1::~t~k! .. ~·~ ~· ~21 ~t~.'_nster 1098 aca;rt ~r:;~c. Sil~t0 tg:;i~~ · Call us or Come by ~~Ce<r·;a~A& :~~ ~~~ 1110. 8.13·l91H or 6-M-3240. BEAUTI~'U L J\lis.,ion Viejo
of lhe Pocilic off In lhe PAINT & ~OVE ~~~cl St~~e Sn1ilh'. m I ~LA Rentals 642-1313 J7i1n_e C?Sla _r.fcsa localiory~ L1gun1 Be•ch 3248 ~1!~ ~ndo~1cT .... ~i1 t;: Off The Beaten Path distance. This homr has :1 3212 (ofli<."I!) or 645-4815 $8.). t Br nr. So. Cst ~ am1ly &luallons only. $295. . "A~ 3485 ' ' · frplc. & deck. Chvnrr 1\'ill can nmke th!s your di-eant honic. ' $18.:i. -2 Br. ~·oocl burning mo. Call agent 546-4141. Slli. A'I'l_'R,\_C. l Bdr house "'"""'' .
BJlsist \\'ll.h f In an c Ing. ' CORBIN-MARTIN home. AnxJOU.~ 0 \\' 11 e !; I frplc;-llhag, nice yard. EASTSIOE de c 0 rat 0 r 8 yd, patio, niature. pctn\ PARADISE f\TANOR 2BR Spacious ~dull Garden Apts. ' , · * bt>drm, 2 bath hon1e on Npt .. Bch.~ A~prox. 1\IANY JIO.i\lES IN OR. co.· remod~ted ·-snfa ling' :Ua. SJ&j, NICE 1 Bdr With g11r. S27:> n10. 5-19-381H * Bit-ins incl Dish"·ashCr
~9000. I Realtors "'ill help you finance lhls .. VIE\V WT-Fee-Back Bay,, POOL .,1,ith fireplace. delight' 2 ·BR S anish ·ust I on~y . 2BA. huge recm1 O\'Cr 2 car * Lw.:urwus shag carpets
/. I * 644•7662 \ 60:<127 Joi. Full price l@'xlOO Sli.000.-'644-0061 C II •F · ndl ·" s i garageNo.cnd.Ncarbeach 1 U I 3600 •LrgPool &Gas BBQ's II H S27 ~JOO 8-12-7461 · 1'\'C. a our r1e Y hogany carpet, frpl c ,.,·.ga~ s235 PH IV ACY & ehurin' Dup exes n urn _ * Pr' P· t' .
K"ll.f LEASE OPTION· SALE J PA'RK PLACE RLTRS Costa Mesa Office S300 1no. Util incld. 2653 R~lec 2 Bdi· hse So. L.ai,'lln& ? , , 1 & 2 ~~~!~ 51~0'.$'l!IJ REAL EST.'AT£ O\VNEH/Bkr, 4 BR, 31,; BA , . SAN Clen1cnte·C y pr us Homefinders * 642-9900 Sanla Ana Ave. 673-0797. 1300 UTIL pd 1 +den lrplc OOSTA ?-.lcsa, -BR .. )Onl Gas & \\'"''''Pd . l'\I compl . remoC!elcd \\"/pool. 16062 Bc11.eh Bll'fl .. llunt Bl·h 'Shore:. lot 60x:l20. 'Ocean . · ' .' nwn yard & encl. garage. ..
900 Glenncyre St. / 4;;· Jot. 1149,500. 1~ Vin vie"'· pvt beach & entrance. 1J2 Cubr111o, Cos1a l\lesa 3 BR, 11; ba. freshly painted "'':' ~r. pool, deck . . Jui;t i·cpalntcd new slol'c, Encl. Garage
49-l-!H73 [>'l!l·!l.116 •l•tilbn" ,..,,, '-"'77 or 67" """'' ~ $58.000. Agt., 675-12"20. LANDLORDS'. ini;idc & ou1. l"'c1v cpts. $325. \ ERY L~c 3 &h ; 2 Ba, drap(>s & carpet. $l!IO LA MANCHA APTS.
"' "'• O"f\r.);J »-~ ~-""·-I cm:1 drps. Lg yard. Families frplc, yd. patio Lag. Niguel &12_3120 67~.-463.IJ 178 Scott Place. c.?-.1. -,...... Mourit'n , Deser.t, \VI! Sptelafil:e in Ncwpor: only. Refs req'd. 5230 per NU-VIEW RENTALS • 642-2007 Ocean View Newport Beach 1069 Resort 2400 Beach • Corollll del l\lar • mo. Absolu,rely no pets. 673-4030 or ,19-1-~24.8 Ap1rtments Furn1,h•d p k L'k
& Laguna. Our Rcnlal Ser-:>49·1058: 5·16-4141 Agt. · Ir • I I From La9una SHAKE ROOF M b'I H CHO ICE nc1rer 7 Rm . vice ,, FlIBE to YOU! T ..... LE'"E n -v· ' B L1guna H ill• 325~ Balboa Peninsula 3707 Surroundings Beautiful J bedroom. 2 o t I ome.s An-o .... ·hcad home .. L.'lkc u."c. Nu-View? ·~ i= ''-"""an ie"" r, DELUXE 2 & 3 Br. Apts.
bu1Ji home ll'ifh outslf•nding R bl" R h for sale 1100 l\lany xtras. F'urn. opt. Big NU VIEW RENTALS 21,!: Ba. nC\v Crpts, Orps. LAG. J-r.LS.-EL TOHO. S.12:i. BALBOA J,~N Pvt Patios -!ltd Pool
0 c e 8 11 vie 11,. This Gm lftf:I GftC · savgs 011 O\\'ll sale & fin. • \\'C't Bar, freshly wallpap-n10. 3BR. 28A. A/C, Ch\ltl: Under 1'enova1ion &C re-Nr. Shop'g _ Adulfs only.
immacul11tc hon1e is only 2 ·Built around lovely yard and \Yi~TERF'R'?NT S 1 2 • 5 o.o · Cons. l:.ease
0opt. $46,SOO. 673-4030 or 494-3248 ercd, big yard, fruit tree.". OK, no,J)C'ts.Fnc'd )'d., dhl decoration. surnmer . .,..•inter Ma . • A
)''ears nc\v and has 8 patio. 2700 Sq. Jl. 4 bedroom Pictu~ .,...~ndows Vu ·Lido l-117-32!M 2 Br hOuse c .ril. $165. 2 1400. n10. 6"'2.Wl5, Avail 8/1. gar. Beaut loc & vu. rentals. 675-87·IO rt1n1que pts.
i;paclous !SJ) S<I. n. A \\ith separate dining room, Isle. 548--055.1 or 6Ta-l996. FL C·\RJSO vn.1 25 miles Br house H.B. $165. 2 Brs EXTRA lge modem 4 Br. 2 5.12-9367 eves. YEARLY, :1 BR. Very clean, 1777 Santa Ana A\'e., C~!
_ .. __ lire:Wn!=C-and..beam..cciling:s family_room~~"". bar .. Acruge tor-Hie 1200 F:. -o'r San Jua:~pistrano,. singles. families..Cd.i,I. \Valk Ba + studio in xlnt.-single Lagun1 Nigue_, 32S2jl"'~B~lk~t~o~Ba;;J.y~&~<kI'~'~·"~· ~S?i~1~5.\'. ?i~J~gr;:A~p~t ~11~3~~~~~;"-"'I accent I.ht!! true Laguna se.,..·ing room or ofl1ce larg~ . -2 BR mtn. cabin, 1 acre. t~ water, 2 Br Balboa. ramily at1'a. $400. mo. mo 673-605:) or 613-00.G
value pric'f!d at $62.500 kitchen. J Car gar~ge. 21~ AptES 1n Antt>lope l vi~" $18.00l. 0....'llr. 548-0358 S1ngl<!s 9k. ,Rent~!~ by Deposit req'd. 637-7368 or SEA TERRACE . ' l724 NEW TRIPLEXES
Call Today 644-7211 Quality cons tr u c 11 on Valley nrea. $~.000 in.,~st. phone daily. No driving to !1!18-3!1(13 after 6 pm: \\bite "'ater OL'f!a:i vie .... · Costa Mesa_ Sparkling ne11• 2 BR. S2Jj,
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,\ really ncAt 4 bdrn1., 2 b.'l'th
hon1C' \\'ilh family nn.,
frplc., blt·in.s: huge decks.
Outstanding vie\vs of 1\lts ..
volleys. New car])f'ling:
ptiv. patio. On!! of !he best
buyii in Laguna at $62,500.
thruout. On block lon~, $1000. er oiler. Msume Bal. Real Estlfe Wntd •. 2900 pick up list. Aglh Fee. amona rolling hi 11 s. 3 BR. 2 BA $33j. \'t'~1 bay. 979-8430 2 BR llOUSE. Priv patio, ''ft s1rec1. a beautiful hon1e. (714) 6Ta-5747. f HUNTINGTON BEACH encl ga r,. ne"·ly remodeled. Everything a family could Ambassador Inn Income Homes. 267:> Elden
Owner leavini:t attn. Only Duplexes/Units FOUNTA™'-VALl.EY "RENTERS!!" no pets, l ,year inrant olt. desire. Guarded enh'Y gate. {ri.r. ~lcsa-Dri\'t'J. 6~2-'190CJ.
S9'Z.CXXI. for sale · • 1800 WE WILL BUY You Get AU 1'he llouses l $193. ~ Bay St., OJ. Beach parking. Recreation BRAND NEW . ' 408[.Jl-1 FOR Ill OD available for rent in OUR 645-JJl7 ~ club \1··pool, *tnis. Nt\\" $34.50 & Up .3 BR, 2 BA $195 c.... · IM · HOUSE + TWO YOUR HOME T AV BULLETIN" UPDATED 3 2 BR ho 1 ~ tlo nuractn·-ely decor. 4 BR. SINGLE STUDIO APT F1\l<JILY UNITS. Srud101 11C'1v : ill . N~ ~_!nts, no ~~.!~s, no _tJnlft.l"-eek. -use. en .. ..,.. pa '· J~_,.Jt"alled ~yd, easy SPECIAL \VEEKI:Y RATES s ha;g. bltns. pvt patio, 11•11/k ['~ New 3 BR, 2 BA, plu11 TW& illc fees, no ,.,..•a1hng. We Hom find * 642•9900 encl._ gar . lndry-rm, good 1na1~1cnancc. $545. Lease. 2277'HarborBlvd. 10 school & sho pplng , -_-'!!'::...__. _ + : BR, 2 BA apts. frplc. pay any back -payments. • ·~• locnt10t1. _J200. 64&-1246 or :'~""'ii~"'~· :Rc1!~Mt:ii'f':::-l • ..:eo~"'~•~•~re~"';.."'::HS~·~40;. .. jli"~;.~7~ss~7~. iR"&i:Ori:--;;w pLliot. jf.\rag('jo;.-·launtlry, Call"· for h-ee bid. No 132 Cabnllo, C.M. ~t·l 991-1550. -?-.IONARC1-I SU~1tt!TT ~ IB 'Id"' 646 4414 bl' 1· II' 'It t k B 2 f d d BACHELOR J.. Loft, ulil. y1i.us u1 ~-· -· o 1ga ion . e WI -no as FREE FRl::E 3 ORJ\.I. BA. ence y , Nev.• oce .. an vi~ condos. $30 WEE~ & up-
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638--3.»4 i>r 984-1372 "AAA'' BUYS HOUSES Homefinders * 642-9900 COLLEGE Pal'k 3 Br, 2 Bit, \vl pool & .iacuzzi. $350-$-150. e Phone Service -Htd. poo\. M. SIG0/193. 6 4 3-4 4 11:
Income Propetty 2000 No cost. no points. Broker tam rm, dbl gar, blk wall, 493--0331. Anne Barrett, Ai::;t. e ChilW.Cn .& Pet Section 642-1960 h · ed' t l Califomia's Lat'gest C/D SJIS SJ! 2196 C'! 1-""-'='--------pays ·cas imm ia e y. •Rental Service! e · · -Lido"'i-'sl 3256 • 2376 Ne"1_10rl BJ_.,·~·· 7 •• LRG l Ri\1 bachelor apt, 16 UN.ITS AAA Realty 8J9-1i00 LEASE, Oceanview Park, 4 ° 151, 548-97'":» or 645-396 f1-eshly · painted. crpl'd. nr. 0 b n..· f'OR LEASE: New J BR "·-• H S •~ 5* 120 10 SPENDABLE 11 USE WANTED Y "" bedmom, 2 b"h Laurelwood ' ~ omc. ~. mo. PROF DECORATED 4 BR. 2 *SUS C/tSIT A 0 .C.C. & •h''"" ''" 9
11 Ply: Cash to your V. A. 01· Patio home, Tustin Custom 548-6396 or &12-£506. Ba, blt·ins, dshv.'shr. steps M' I I N rt Beach to 12 noon. 984 El Cam1110 or
ON THE WATER 'True! JUST REDUCED F.H.A. loan. Short cscro"'-d 1 _, · t' to priv. beach. Reduced to eac'"l~t'o~ o& i"Bd"°rni. l'roo•' call 5.~347'.l aft 5 p111. RP 3BR 'th ~. l 16 I t 't Prlnc. only. 55&-0347 l'<lpe1i, auuscaping, pa IOS. D1n1 Po1'n' t 3226 •= •r t t ' •• .. SI IA \Vl Cl\111 uu.'l SJSOO! gaJ"( en YJ>C uru s. 1375. 5441336 alter 5 P'.rit ~..., mo. " us e O. S · $!50. Aduhs, 110 pets. 2ll0 HAHBOR VILLA APTS. slip, fealuring large patio Quiet oUstfC'C'I \\'estn1inster LEASE OR PURCH1\SE. 3 6~74 or 833·1316. Newnnrt Blvd .. C.i\t SQUI::i\l\Y CLEA~! and side yard for trailer or kicatlon. \\"oodburnin g or 4 BR, l\'ith assumable BIL.--JI d 3206 AVAn. Aug.I new 3 br, 1~> 3 .-U f 1 & ? B l 1 OFFERED uddition -to settle eslalc -firepl .lccs. Terr .zzo entrys. .,..,_, To Pn·nc only a -sin · ba, f.p., cpt thruout, close to FRENCH Twnhse ""View. LG 2BR furn. ALSO unlurn 11 uni _ . ·, • r 1•160pa '°," 1 Urfer: Reduced !o SM,~5(). Enclosed garages. Sparkling J$'.7'100 0 ;. ~75 .. · · schls, marina. $290. f1¥l, \se BR, J ba & den. East end. 28R rl plex Adlts 110 pets Br $135., 2 Br · oo ·
... by builck!r. Lo\·cly 3 CALL 640-8672 pool. All Iail!e 2 lx'droom ~~~~~~~~!1 3 BR, ~ZY, Frplc, Crpta, (TI<l)828-9m. Lg sunny patio. $Gj0. )Tly. Inq. 1;,2~sl~r. · 2621 llarbor Blvd .. C.1\1 .. ~~~ti~ ~~~r:m:~y s~;l~I; LISTINGS NEEDED unils. Gross Ul'ro per . nlo. ~ ~ ?.!.~~. l~~~l~J-z.&· Fount1in V11l1y 3234 ~ or 6Ta-4S96. t BDRllt. large, ideal for 2 BDRi\T ~~:r· ~lolT~etJ
liv. ri'n., spac. deck, cusloin --G CAN-YON l2'k spc>ndable. 6.1 l1n1cs I & YEAR lea~, 3 BR. 2. ba. bachelors. Adults. $l6.5. & couple,.} (1111 OK ... $110.
--mic tile "'Ork, $43,500. Bl gros.~. Just $22j,000. llurry Rent.Ill ~ Balbot P1ninsul1 3207 LARGE 3 Bedroom, huge frplc, patio. B e a u t 1 f u I 1175 1993 Oiurch 5'1S·9S33 Refs. .;Jl .\vocatlu, C~I.
""'"' CUSTOM HOME I for this 'one.. • call (7l4J t i:miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·:O..:: t rumpus -11,, 3 •·th, all conditlon. $<170. 538-5410 · · · · , ~&1~2~--085,,,,-7'-----~~ The best buy in beautlful '"" "" p · 3726'-Lal{UM! For fur 1 her Overlooking 6 Fairway gol! IJ.2-1700. $625. 1\10. yrly lse. lt-1odern bltns, 2 car gar. s"·im pool. Mesi Verde 3263 Dana 01nt -, * EL:'-! GAR.DENS APTS ;~~r~i'll:, *•PP , t . l'.~,:~1~;;~~:1! i INVESJM'l·l~~Palli·~:JQ!llt'.~~~11 1 :G~e~nH~·~:~:~'-·-F_u_'_"_i•-h-~~~~Oc:l ~jJ~~:~:~;;: ~~~~ .. o;J.~ mo h N:~: ' .. ~;;~;' ~'~ ;~·~:h Z '~"~~~«~g:~; s~ ~~~s;~t~~~;
Southcoast Pa~rp_._ SO% '"" ,,.,1, OI' owO<'r ' [&,lt!f~LI' ~!!!i~\T:i!!i ! $110. UTIL pd. Bach. Nr. 6't2·48U ~ngton e1c shops. 8.'Ja.0211 5151> Huntiniton 8e1ch 3740 SPAGIOUS 2 Br, bllns, crpis.
THREE FOR ONE inay acei!PI ll'l':IC ['~WJ !I bch. Pref. student. Laguna. ENJOY 3 Br nr \\'ater -drps. pool, lrplc. gar.
3 LOTS compo8C' lhis one $245,GOO WE'VE GOT $1;,Q. UTIL pd, Lge bach, lull Capistr1no Beach 32~ · Singles ok. Newport Be1ch 3269 F'R01\I 51 39. 112 nti. to beach Adulls, 110 pets. 316 \V. Bay,
outstanding build ing site. '\,llO\\'TI appnl, onl.r. Cont11r! kit. Cpl ok, Laguna ,... BOAT gall! 3 +2 1165 UTIL 1 -·• 1 Bdr BEAUTl~'UL POLYNI:SIAN'l-'c~•~L _______ _
EXCELLENT 0 CE AN Sieve Sinhh, 8 3 3 3 2 1 2 WHAT YOU WANT! $275. 2 BDR, µ-pie ·~~e LEASE/option. Neiv 3Bft SCingles ok2 $3"" l blk beac:.C e'a)~~. . 6 POOLS. TENN IS, PRIV. $110. !BR Duplex. J\larried VIE\\'. 100 FT. OF' ROAD -61-18,. I t"out· -l·plexcs In Choice E· garage, yard, 1 blk bch, hse. $315. per mo. Call FIREPLA E 4 + ~ PATIO Garden A p ls . couple, non sn1okc111, no d & (Olflccl or r ~~n1c:___ side location. Good rental CdM 49G-5169 s · I k Pcnh1 $2'20. 2 BDR front k' ~'RONTAGE. grn C'tl 1n.z es o · house Child, snll ""l ok, Saunf:ls, jacuz;;:I, 2 car pr g. pets. 968 "B", \V. 17th. ready to build on. This DESPERATE n1-ea. I block fron1 17th St. ·NU-VIEW REN1ALS Corl!.nl del Mar 3222 HOMEFINDERS Cdi'.t ··~ 846--LU3. 5'18-03,j." P~n1irr building site ls ~ s hop11in g. Good ap. ,~.•-4"'3"" -~-------* 642 9900 * t offered for only. Need lis tings on Somerset preciallon, tax: )helter & in-'.)4WIJ -.(Ir :...... ""' ELEGAJ\l'T 4BR hoinc .,..., • $3;iO. 3 BDR. 2 B.'l. [rplc hsc EXEC. 3 aR. 2 ba 111/poo • UPPER 2 Br. Cp1s, drps,
12'1900 or Por1ofino 1nodels In ronie. This could he lhe \VALK to beach 2 Br + guest , pool & spectaculor vie\\' of _.:1=32:-.::Ca=b=n=''=''''·=Co=st=•='='="=a,_ 2 blks beach, Cdl\I. Nr. hr-ach. fonn111 din m1 , r11g/ol'e11. Ftun. only. No .., owner ivill ~nslcl. term~. Harbor Vie1v Homes. \\'e start you w11nr ror beginner house, N.B. Walk to 1vater. bny &: channel, Super for ~· 1 S260 ""U·VIEW RENTALS lg. f~1n 1i11, stont> trplc pl?ts. $150. 7~ Shalin1<.1r.
?llISSION RLTY. ·l!H·0731 ha\"C immediate qualified in·1cstors. Don't wail . M>parate unit Balboa Isle ~ntertaining, $l200 m 0 , or easl!, · ~r :fi:I· 6i3--l030 or 4!).l-:.;243 rri thPrlrt1l l'eili11gs. $4;:,ct. Ill!'· ----~·~18~·"~"::_8 ____
1 buyer~. Please call Ttwse "'Oll't Jnsl. Principles $125. 2 Br house Cdi\I. G7l-2-19fi Beautifully decorate · A t I~"'--='---~~---;rn·lrlin'? pool serv .. A .. ·ail. IMMACULATE I I HARBOR VIEW only. singles or fnnilies. Rentals 1-•=M>-~I0=24=·-•-~----OL-ctiji\ect: 2 BR duplex. 2 POOL, frpl c, 3 BR. hollll('(I. 968·3.J;JO. l BR unfurn. s1ovt• &:: rt>frl~
2 Bdrm.. 2 bath hon1e; HOMES * * * * bto' PP,"°,,"',,dat,·',,·, ~~,.~ri~~ ts~ ::o.~r;41 ~fa~io~.~ ~:k~;··o~~w:,ti:r,o& ~~ rYoR:Bk~~1~: ~:·1rkcll(I '.\lilliTt.:D ~:?~~~ ~~~~c o~1~1~~
lllndscilpcd, "'ilh lge. !recs REAL TY"'833-0780 TRIPLEX g·,o 0•·3t1 .., Nr new Civic· Center and CD!\1 "'alk to beach 3 Br * L"SED BRICKS * &12-58-1!1 &: brick patio. Close lo new Eastsidc localion. :J.2 lklnn """"" 673--0103. rURNlSllED 3 BR _._ 870.4.lEi'I I ."'!::"'°'-------~I
rifarina. Hurry on this one units ~u1TOUndin:;: ~autiful B jL--I I d 2 BDRJ\I + den. fireplace, Park. 1 Child OK. No dogs. BAL130A 1 rn 2 Br boa~ sl L B h 3741 SHARP &: CLEAN. : •• t''lC.500. • ll;\RBOR Highl:i,nds. b Y. I A-" u t' t "'I' I -s In 3106 b "If 1375 y CB r I y =!162=""""''='~·~"'"-'''~'-A~M=·--· I u 1guna eac Bcdl'OOlllS, 2 bath apt for
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""---ofY'!-_._,.__-01vncr, 3 BR, .l~: ba. d?r. poo · "" in 11 no ·"'· ui ins. · · 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplace, cpl~. 2 BR. garage, -pet ok · -· lease. 5260. 1\lo. Rcfs. u.u~---. • 101, enlargeable. 1'1arlnel'fi, The.re's room 10 ex:pand. COZY Collage ·\V a'n Is &14-0030. Ro · Hom1find1r1 *'642-9900 $220. n10., in<'I L:tils. + rK'<'Cled Call Agent 546-4141 ~ ..... ~ Ensign. Ne"'JXll't HI gh Ad.diUona! J u~it~ can .be oompany. July.' Aug, ScpL 2 BDRM, 1 BA house. drps, bl~ I • ~·k nf UN TIJE BL U f' r S cle:in. dep .. A\'ail Aug l~t. ' ENS APTS ..,.._ • ., y 1 $49000 built ~hind ex:1sllng units. v.'t!Ckly, 223 .Qiamond , ·r early lease 1275. mo. So yards, a. mo. or . :[See ilOi\' l BH rr11tc Oo;t' * F.1.!\I GARD · . dllitrict. acan · · · Lot . size 66j'C305. Owners 675-6921. · h 673-8859 Dale 963-4567. TOl\'nhousc living, 4 Bl', 21t ' be 11· 497 ri.'8 ' UNFURN. 2 BR apt 111 • '4tt.f1oo j 646-73 a1Lx10us! of "'Y· · VAC\NT Ba, sno1v "'hite crpt, lprlc, 10 ac · -' ~·amllv &>ction. 177 E.
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BY O\vncr Udo I s I e, ~fJU,ER REALTY &f2-48tl 4 BR. pool," saul'\8 & jacuzzi. "<ine cellar, garden putlo Laguna Niguel 3752 22nd St .. C.i\I. 642-:l&li
-EMERALD BAY channi1>g 2 BR +den, $130000 \l'alkto-ao "'~ Askfot w/hang,ing plant s . , ----tL-J L-•• 1 I · area \Viii • Ila ff -· -· gamcroom """ge. o .... ·ner \VEST NINE rorido. 2 l~!t 2 Lr~. 2 l,ledtin.. !."'11· ""'.: Ocean side of Jl wy., l 01\'Yler cav1n~ , . 10 UNITS . $~ '1) X\ '-,( -"C C. SI ~1R . SNIDER 962-44n. lived In. 644--0111 or s.\0-4097 RA. \\le!!kly or year!~·,-I C'.:'il. No IM'1s. $1 7.~-.. Cnll \\k· bdrn1s 3 bu.· ~unroom: consider sclltng furn. \!::) ~"U ~). lJ ;::> CLEAN 3 BR. 2 BA liome, c::~.::::-"2.:...:=..::.=~cc152.7-17;\2 l!l'i-:."77 d11y!l h('fo1·c.7pn161;>·00·U,rtft while Water \'IC'~ & \l'alk lo $77,500. 67:>-2288. h Ch '/ 1285 I 7 6'12-AA:l3.
beAch. St:fl,900R ASSOC BIG CANYON ri~ht on 11th 1~ :ii~~ s~6~~~?~n~~1~~~11~ That lnfrig11in g Word Gome wit a uc11: e ~171as1c1!1g$too dcP. f ~; • YEARL\' RENTAL • Newport Be•ch 3769
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TURNE • ffth'l\'tt.y, lrg )d, .. DEAN ' $l9,800 yr. 9.~~;, l'CIUt'Tl. 6.4x Mite4 111 Ci;AY 1. POUAN l!!nsc. Bio'. No fee 893.-1331 2BR. den, 28,\, Pt>n Pt $37;1. -, •
J105 N. Coos1 Hwy., l..'l;.•1u1a 1\tONACO. _J Bil, ." BA,+, ·~s:''Full Price 1130.000. o ••••-·o• "'''' o! 1.__ 2HH. nu 8h:irp apl $275 $.15-\VK UP. I Br. 2 Ba. J,· f't1111ily 4-1)lt''>. no J>CI~. S~fKl. 4••11n .i;lris 117'000 01 Loll.SC' "''v~ •Y" ,.. 4 liR, 3 ba, fan1 r111, lrg 2Bltlg uppcr npt, fpl, Bach.CotorTV_,,111;1irl ~"1·1:. Nr So.CiJ11s11'1.iza,97!).699j ~ ',.· ' ' ·"Ve"'• llttle deferrOO 1noin· fOUf "'"omb!ed WOtd' be· ho L• led ~1 ~ 1 TH" '''SA 11 ' G <1~7 2571 •.• nus m1, nca ,~.. bc<1n1 ceil. S29:i. 1>00 . r, i ~· • ' .1 i • 2-B~ h' II '"Pl~ 1lr1" -LAGUN'' PRESTI EI · · leMne€'. Anxious t11cllcr. Call low 10 !Of,m lour slmp~·WOfd,, & pool 1n••1'nt fu •·n "'"' ·' 11 ..., •·• Ne "port Bl NB "It' ~I '" •1 1• · · ' -"' .. • ,,........ • Coast Propertie!I. 61.r,,..\O 1• " · · " l". • ~:ui•e. $100. 1110. C 11 I I
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A1 R1:BOR 4VIBE\RV ~!?1'1~~ 'l:t4·7"J2-l700 toduy! ~I ~i I 0 C S I I l BR condo, near beach, * SUPER HO:i.tE! 3 br, 2 \VATERF'P.ONT .. f.i,•c ho11t fo4:l-:ll21J 01• 61.r4G..'m. ll'lCSt or evel"'ll1lr1g. S11e\:• rv.•· 0 JllO, . • ' ,;i .,_,I lNVESTMl~I~ I \ N u SIM " ·-d k 3BR f I I Slee s =-~1 ;r f 11n1 1111 & Ganle-rm -S ....,,mo. •JO pe..., ---bi\, lg wa.lle<J~yn:l-Appll'i;, ~ · · ua·n1~ __! "ISii.~ .,-BR 1~r11.n!s to t
taculnr coasU!ne virw ... ultrn . . ._ -rei t • • I I 1• I' I 536-l187 fully Cl"J)t'd , I.& ~150/mo 8: By \l"k, mo or yr. --' • 'l'tlr 01J:-201i \\'Rllnce, C.i\I. inOOern gouriTiett.---::KltChen. Owne . s.sg;950. 833=3891. . . • . -• • BEACH HOUSE: 3 bed, 2 ha, inctds gal'rlencr. 1524 l\nlta 67:>-6169 't.i-<138 1 is.i&.-t.223
artist's studio, ln1 rted tile SELi.. (Ir l _ea s c Io Pl. • 1 ; ; .,...shr/dryr, frig, $3!1. Call L.n. For appt., &t2.-L12t: \ RR apl. Furn. ulil pd, S12S. ?."'.8~1.""d~· 1--1-11<1~~-tt~ll-l -.. ~I
balhs -h's all ierc1 Of· Bll.}'h'Olll Vista de! Udo. ---•=:1••1::11•~ I . H A p C R I 'jJ Joan. 962~ or !lGS-3149 evt's 67;;...1404 rno. 216 E. Balboll, N.B. ~Bit• ~ ux:,e 'poot si' M 19-,,· feted ot $125.000. Bk t S~e 1 BR & Lanai Condo. , --.'-',,,.;-,._.,....-; ~ 21 =., ns: c111 s , ;iv.
497-JiGl. o .... ·ner 6T;NS.>.1 2-Fourplexes P' I ,. r~ I Hunt. H1rbour . 3242 \~~edit~~ Ai:~~~g1c! pr~r. 61··-..... ;1a1;1~. G l<t-~7 -.
L.AGUNA horn<': 4 hr, 2 ba, HARBOR VU H0i\1 ES.I . · .. · · UNIVERS IT\' PARK BnJ Isle 2 Br. 'kids, pcls. Apartments Unfurn. 2 BR, tt~ R.i. gar .• patiO. r le bean1 (."C:\llngs. crpt, $61,500. i\1onaco, 3 BR, 2 Ba. St~le by side In ex<'t'l~cnt 2 B Rentals by phone dldly. No <'Pl~. d11>S, bllns. $18;1. 2::16 d~· canyon vU. 497-1816. avail ln1mcrl. 67S·Oj62 North Cmila ~les.'i locnllon. I GI TN ~Y I •i ~~~-UM! .. 3At~~~. xi:i driving to pick up li!tt. Agt. Bilbo• Island 3806 San10 Ana AvC'.
· I 1050 0111l('r brokt'r i11L'Onle Sl6.200. Jnii:t 11~1rd . · When e men is being 1ued "''" Z-Oa28 f'ct. 9i9-&l'l0. Nf:AJU.Y Nf.:\V 2 BR .. 2 &1.,
Laguni HI Is -3 B~B\~-fBR 1BA and exc:lw;l,-c 511lct1 price J J'· J \ for div!)rce, he suddenly di1-t"Oncl. $400. lease.;.;; ~ B\ C ,~1 V/ICANT! r.edul'trl 10 $260. bltlns Jaund1v fol". En.:
' I • $67,000 Cll~h. C11ll ?-.Ir. . • . . L-Irvin• 32« 4 DR. ~ I. ;on1n1. ........ • rly 2 61• ~hag 1h11S WU' . s'2Z "L>-ffi" SHARP SHARP SHARP duJ)tcx, 11te11~ to beach. lti$ttr ~ ~ulhCo. co~r1 how -"" "· 1:1' Gdnr pd, nr Schl14, SIOO. mo. Y ,· • ,•.,,.
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lot pool, 11pg11rtled In $71 ,tm. 64~-qzq:, r.lvcl., C.i\I. ~ 1)'10 l11c,)11'1e. ~::::!~~~:;:::;.:~·~~~··~·;·•~·~;··~;~"'~'~"~''.:·~'~"~';'":·, 3 Bn 11 •mtll • $300. $32S, S.\'U Pool. 3 Bdnn1>., 2 bnthll 67J....1411 anytlnlc. 2 BR. quirt fllnlO~Phcl'I!, no eve~"'J)Y. BesLbuyJ n tu'.Ca. $159,000 ('.tlCXt ft"W co n1 hl r r r 11\ I ..., 3 srt Hon1r!I .-S360,$.r.5,..$39S !38.'r~fonth Brokc:r 614-0.13~ Bi lbo• Penlnsuli 3807 fll'I$, $Iil0. . /\ rcll.I ~e81!Ul't 10 lho\\'. s.-;s.m1 or fl8.t-3..17t rlf'\'elopml'tll. .s 6 5. 0 0 0. 8 PRINT NU~BER£0 i~Tl ERS' IN 1 ~ HR Tlom~ •. $3.15.t'tM, $42;, HARBOR Vu lfOQl('ll, 3 Br. 2 . OOS-800.a
C.11 646-11. OCt:ANFftONT DUPLEX Owner-ll1'(1k('r,~&12-0$!l(). -;:===lH~!~l!;:l~Q~U=•;Rt:;s;::;::;::::;='*=1=F=i==f=j==j ~~~\.~A;TY Bn . Yearly lease. $4.15. mo. tUTI-:: AS A BUG Dina Polnr 3826
"Mn'.c n.oonl For D<lddy" ~iESA VERDE +.'Pl.EX ~ UN!i'cRAM!tE lfllfRS TO I I I I I I I I R.ANClf RtALTt 67:HU62. 2. nn l!ludio duple)(, l ho~ ;;.o:;c;...c.:=-----
•.. ele:Bn <iul 1he gnrage I Tmnia.c. unlt11 llT'pcbnc loca., W G~T .i.NSWf·' . HE ~ ._ 556-6800 * l-lnvr. &QTncthin.': ,1011 \\'1'ht to tnxn O\..'CO n . .1\d111t~. no fK'IS. SUPER 2 Bit: AM's W I 11 lee' ... 1u1'11 thf1t junk Into cn5h 1''le.x. f!nane:ln!J nvail. 'tUS!J!i.RE:At.TY ~ t?: Cln»lf!f:d . tid do It 2n.E. Balboa B11:d..tl1" i20 CrcRt View! 1'horo.Pl!O" a hef ll with a Daily Pilot ClaSlllOl'!d Peul \V. Brum.held & A~. SCRAM-LETS Ans'w1-1'n Gltssif lc1tlon 8080 * 832·5Jll • wt>ll-Ci!n NOW 64~8. or 11)~22 1\IAnagcn1en1 Corp ~93-01-41 °':::=:::::'::"::'::'::':;':;';:":::=~L'~d. cau &12.-5618. j&12 ~.:::.o dl'IY' fi4G.1os1 m,... ... ~
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OCEAN Vu dclu:< 2 sn: 2 LAKE FRONT BEA-CH ' 8521 }';dj11a1.1 St. 536-251 1 kceylng Services. &IS.2650. THASJI , .. DEBRIS ~·rec~~~~~·ar~1'!n,~~: LOCATIONS , 5075 Warner:'IAve. Bu1!ne11 Oppor 5005 (&!ck ot 1-lumnnc Soclctyl _, Cabln9t Making 6014 Coll<'C'C Student ~lB-64.."8
occ. "2~1 La Pnl Rd. VERSAILLES . , eL S AN it.tlALI ASSJST. LF.AGUt: -?t10V:INC Hauling Bxper S7J...4Ml till s. 548-200$. 3 Olk~ B.'l.i« of ltu.rit1n.a-ton icr forta-2 i\< 0~1 on. ~~Ing tiild CAB INETS, Bo.'\t \Vo r k, llc>llahle: Re1t!IOnab1c. t'reC llAl'bOur. G,000 ~ ft of of· $18~1 & S:.WM ~lo. neutel nJ1.: lnro1n1 .. ~~13 JnUk't' 1~1>0d cov'd pa.Uos. est 832-7581.. ,
Huntington Bel ch 3840 .. ON THE LAKE Ji«'s. 2,000 lilJ ft of dmftlng e lnterlor Decor ator ANfrt\ALS T?i.iPOUNOED 1"r'l'e c-st. Reas. 646-5219 . At S..u11\-CM111 Plni a. 01• school 1,IOnlt • 2 nn 11.dult Gr. $2j()~·l 11. year Gcnu Shep, Blk/1!1h'E'r, t• . LOCAL movlr13 & hsulu'f: by
CHILDREN Pool • Acapulco Aq ua 8.'ll' apl. Light Dln.ne oivt~I'&. •Ha mburger Stand Slu.1ggy Terrier, B\'\l'n, ?-1 Carpenter 6015 atudent. 1..arge_ truck. Reas.
& Jacuzzi Speetacular 8 Offlrrs adjoin Mendo\l,•lnrk ~ Sh:.~. Tea·r., Bloud, F CREATIVE CARPENTRY 6al'1')', a.1t-12.'l5 or ~9"138.
OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. RE·
QUl!lES THE USE OF A LARGE STA·
1'ION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR.
BENTON WILLIAMS, 330 WEST BAY
STREETt.COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE
&lz.4321 "OR APPOINTMENT ••
WELCOME Ac1·e Lake 1v/To1o,·cr"" Alrpoi·t. (H,tO. 16t!L' ~1 +D•BY('llr NESS Sllf'p/Tenier 1nix, 1'1i .. F. RErttODEi.JNG, REPAIR: l\10VINC &. flAUL.4NG. An Equ ... Opportunlty Employtr
'"'., ~ BR froni $165. Lge litlfi:' F'ownalns. ~ l\11111on Oollllr 6ii.'.H1-,~AN~A1 1.'US SI 51"-""''o Ccr1n Sh~p. 13lk/Tan, ~1 ING, REDECORATING, 32 ft. ?i.fov\ng Van. Jn1i:lfl't'd, Hel Wanted M&F 7100 Help W1nted,'-"M&"=F~7=1~00'1
-toclomi .play_ arc,":o:c!'+-i~u.bho~ G)'.rn, Sauna., '..l . .,,,='===~'==....,°"""="~~~-.,;.i.;.tl~u~ii~ nux, Blklwht t rENCES.-OECKS. DOI. U'x:lll & long dl11t. ~1--06'11 , P •
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child's drean1i. dB It n s. Totii't cur:',Y. l:-O"V"!:"C'v-B'()1lT-rQlrE Cock~l~·. G~"t.ry. ,1 TIONS , BURT. 494·&167. Housecleaning 6054 •• "4... .,._.. ...,_.. rf'<lecorated, c ose garage, Inlnledla1e Occupanc,Y peaceful, bt-o.uliful S 11 n ·•........-... .,
l>caut. landscupe<f. Close to AOUL TS Cle111cnte. ssooo. c 714 l Germ She11, lllk/ron. 1'"' 12) PATIO -Co\'e.rs ,&. Dc?cks. HOUSE' OF. CLEAN A(•COUJ1Ung Clerks to $5$
shOpping-l.1 sc h o o 1 s , Sort"-'. No Pets 4!)2-1737; rifler 6 p rt1 T<"rrlt'r i\1 ix, Tru1/~ht, Al CUf tom desig~ toxpertly C· 1• ,1 • _ _. • fl \\11.ne Tasting Cellnr
551Hl5tl. " 400-1~1 Afghll.ll, Tan/\Vht , t• btu.lL F'ree-~sUn1alt'S •1' 1
1' S!I, 'vi.,~! OIVll, IOOt!i l\IRnag<!l'!I (Couple) $800+ Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 Br~1. Shep CcilllQ, 'l'<iu, r~ 646--7'.>98 846-9-tCIG u~1?. pee a_ rntes or reg. Booli]H~cpcr 10 sriOO fRO~t $139. 12 1n!. to bench. from $175 ptr•mo. T,~~·~11 :~!~.i ~w:s}~~:i~~~ &!lter n1is, Tti, F RE~10DEL. ADO-ON, GAR lien. Sl2-G82·1. , l.egnl Scc/Corp/R.E. $750
liEAUTIFUL POLYNESIAN Sante Ana o · I 1 1 Trh;h, Red, Jo' CONV. Custom & new Dedicated Cleaning l\ITST/l\1TSC $736
. 6 POOl,.8. TENNIS, Pl't!V. 3700 Pla1a Dr. c::~:u~~~'. ne nig it c ll ), Cock\fr, Blond, l\I oonsl,. 25yn exp, free C!il, * \VE DO F:Vt:Jt\'TlllNG • Exec. Secretary S700
PATIO Carden Apt s , 71 4-556.(M66 675-8800 , r.ilk'>hiOUt'!r,dSl~hr.~·ln'., l\I 64f>-..1>J~ Re(.~. F'TW C~I. 6·16-283.q Sec/hkkpr -1. $700
Sauna~. ja1:uzzl, 2 car prk'g. -"' n • '"' "luC • FENCES.GATES-STEPS Masonry 6070 Sec/[t11':. leasing; $625
8·16-1323. I ?:::;;:;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;:;:;;::;;;:~ NEWPORT BEACH Invest Opport'y 5015 c;cxie 111\x, .Brv.·~11o,•ht , f RAJLJNGS-DECKS-ETC. · Ot'dCr desk · , '$(;90 c · ? BR d' c I 1 · ---~~-~---I oocllt\ \Yh1I~. f 1 5:18-71.JT eves. Brit:k·Blotk Stone P1ttk»i & lnvoicil1lz elk to $500 LAR E. -sl\t 10. oup c. ~. ·' 1\l.-J"\~J. \V:aterrront f.'sccuti\'t' offices; SELECT Group of Jn\'cstors Old Engh.sh ~hl~_p, i\1 --1 C . T·" A F .1 \\'alls. Quality \Vol'krnaru;hip tlllllng clk/NCR,3100 to S500 Infant OK. l\'o pel5. $151.JO .N,C,1:druta.7L-11UU'~ l)n(i 11· • h'Plc., 11•et bar, pl'iv. desired 10 participate in -CAT!S I A iu a~e v1.111y, run1 y lli;c ~~7-6ft6.1 Jtcc/ typist $500
\Varner f.i ~ach. 8·17-1\.\0 UClllNCflCWCONClPT ! l111tli: one 2 l'OOn1 suite \l'l th "'alerfroDI projl•ct. At\n. Tabb)', Crey/whl, F ~111. ton1orrow. $/:;>() up. · ·;1 . • Clerk typist $500
OCEANFP.ONT. s11u1ll lBR. &DULY 1.AAlSIDCllVllCC vlc111 of boats & "'all"r. investn1ent $70.000, &-cured, Crey;\\1Ute SianiesC', r ~S-7637 ew~. Paint1ng/Paper1ng 6073 p .1• Ge.n otficC to $3.25"
$285. ·111C1. .Judy \"oung. tMAll H lSACClrn o Bill Grundy, Rltr allractive roturns. 64G-Qj{l2 Black/11·hi1e, ff'nu1l c , f'E~CES-GA1'ES ~ fDl\"llNE i.....~~NNEL
812-f:HO or i\lr:t: ':'36·1·187. •Bochtiors 67S-6161 Mort Trust Deeds 50lS Bltl('.k/Gold. Fcn1ale \\E BUILD &"'l.EPAIR WALLPAPERING H\.V I rtK;)U
2, BDR'.\l , l'lo~ed gurage. •I BR , 2 BR I !!'~~~~~~~~~ 1:.:.:::.::..• 0 ·-AND OTHERS 5.1fr2513 LO\V 1lATES .. 5'1S-7637 eves . G SERYJCES•AGENCY
Child & ~n1al1 pet 01\. ~16:>.· ofi1cE· SPACj:; 1'' 0 R l:.OANS UP·TO 80'/o 2 GOLDEN FEMA(E tµSTOl\1 Carpentry. Bars, c P~!INITRINtd 11.·11 4M E. 17th St (at Irvlno) Cl\1 841-81·19 01• !iG:!-7H:~i •2 BR & O.n llENT. Costa i\lcsa. Harbor 1 t TD L MIXED SHEPHERDS nicknl\Cl'I rum etc Reas On\1nl.'1c a / es c1 11 S , 4 ·---~3~8~4~4 From $175 . $435 nl Adan1s. B ca u ti f u I· s oa RS I . ratl"'S, q1;allty 1~·k. 968--0,i35,. E~xte:riors & Jnt~1·iors u1t• 22 642-1470 Irvine iuodern. Air. n1 u s i c, _ 1 W /BLK MASK -J-25 Years Expcncn1.'C ~
MesaV.rde E~st&Adams j11.11itorial, Class A. \Vnlker 2 d TD L . 1 WfWHT MASK. I Carpet Service 6016 Quick Replys By PARK WEST
APTS.
Family Apa rtments
5-40-ISOO .~. Lef' Bldg. Call Gene Hill, ft oans LOST IN FREEWAY JOHN·s C t & U hol 1 -lt<ldio 1'elephonc APPOINTirtENT Sect'etary. -;~::;~~'f:'~O"':;:=:: I 557--0136 or 642-0200. nrpc P s ery Ne1vpo1·1 • &12·1000 part tlmr, Slit, typing, call
.:;; ESK bl $5(1 Lowest rat•s Oran1!(°11 Co. ACCIDENT NEAR SAN Dii Shampoo' <Soil Hunt Bea<'h 847-4128 S.l7-4l14 (or lntervie1v
BEtAlITrr·ui.ho21BR.&PBool, D•no. ,,,',·1pa1 "P•"''~>.vdeanalu•,',,.,.... SI I M C Cl'J:M ·STATE PARK R1~tardantsl.. Degreasers & }~ounfainVly 554--0a55 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio
CABIN Et' n1akcr. carpenter
trnJ.nce, for fll!lt £l'01vln1 boat· manufacturer. Apply
8-IJ 17.t22 Derian, Irvine.
CAllEER \Voman who .need•
$500+ mo 1t. Must be sales
oriented, Mr, Ly o ns -CASHIER -Hoste ss.
restaurant oxp pref'rd. Set
l\11ss McLeod, Ben Brown's .... 2271
CHEF, Qualilled Man, for
11mnll dinner house. 1 man
kitchen, N.B, call 673-7722
. Clerical ··
Job
Opportunity
' Keypunch ·
2 BR, 2 f;1;1th 11011· a1·ai1:1.hle
f.ro1n S2'.!11. On ('ql\·er Drive,
just off San !)i~~o f'r11•y.
3883 Pul'i>V iU\I' r .11. 552-9200
cosc 10 s ppng Ul\ v• ....... I ter ••• o. 7/6 POSSIBLE all color brighteners & to __ ------. ASSEMBLERS line. 1941 Pomona. C.!'11. at $5. 1110. Answer l n.g 642-2171 545-4611 · minute bleach for white ~~ _ 6-12~"7 service a\'8ilable. 1 78 7 5 &>rving !-{arbor area 24 yrs. lNJURY. HAVE SAN Carpcts,· Save your money *·BE s T \VORK-LO\VEST CSwlng Shift) 4pm-l2pm 1.fid·
2 BR, II~ Ba)Coup!Cs. &gS BeaCh Bl\'d., Huntington DIEGO LIC. FULL by saving me extra trips. BIDS• Eleetronlc \nstrumcnt nite.
Mes• Verde" 3863
"'elconu.'. 610 Apt C Joann. Beach. C12·~321. lS'r Trust Deed, $16,000. GROWN & GENTLE. \\'ill clean living_ rm .. dining Ex[l('l'. wllllpnpcr hang~1p:. nianufacturer needs exper .
54S.9:.73. 1501 WESTCLIFF .OR. fl!~';~. si 45. ~r ino .. all due CALL COLLECT rn1:, .~ hall $15. A!1Y _rn1: Call for eslunate · 675-6357 assen1blers tor P.mduction
R 4000 NE\\'PORT Financlal Cente1· ~i~1:·r.t~'!1:1~';<j~roperty, 1-453-8343 8am-6pm, S7.50, cou~h $10. Chair S:i. lJ after 6. dept., final as!iCmbly, PC
• HO:'llE ATi\JOSPtiERE _oo_m_s_______ Leasing Office Space ASK FOR LORI yrs. exp, 1s 1vhat counts not p A·P ER HA NG JN G &. board 110lderlng. }Ull·tid
Deluxe :l & 3 EP •. He>ntal Ofc ROO'.\t for rent $93. All CALL Ol\-SITE i\IA.i~AG.EH Announc.ements 5100 " 1~1ethocl. I_ do \\'l'.ll'k myself. p..'linting. 21 yrs Harbor eniploynient. Ex c e 11 en t
309j ~cc' Ave. J4ti-103-i convf'nicn('(!s, IP-P. beaut. i'ilB 6~2.3111 C:'l.'t. 2!6. ---E-· N-,C~.0-L-,N-IT_E_· -R-1---· LOST: lt f.:\\'ARD! sn1all liood re.f. l'l l~IOl. area.. ttefs. tw:n. no 183281. s:.Uary · & Jx>nefits. 15 ?-.fin.
M• · y· · 3867 1 d·" 1 """' ""' · aging, plun1p. curly black & Ceiling' 6018 642-2.156 lron1 &lnta Ana. 1ss1o n 1e10 sec u "" lOnl(' 111 '.1stin. * 1 '10. F'RE"' RENT • GROl'-H CJlOUP c. I I Tit l 838-0038 " "' e.. ~~ <1<"011·n (C'n1a!e Tf'ITiCI' ns t . ("A1NTING & rcpd.ir, 35yt'S
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3 ·8•R.. Co~1,-c· ·p•~ ri""'" I ,_'fture9 '!1]" on y. No lease l'CQ. Di x. offices. Gain Insight into 110\V others scf'n 11 pn1 .July 4th near r ,,.0,.,,,,.,,n•i>>'p . guar, Ti>ko · • nc · 1 "'· .,,_' ""'ore :,,.,, a.nl. adj. Airporter Hotel. 55c Sq. I CAL"OUSTIC 0 Clos~!.\l"j~·S-pool. Avail 528.il I LRG Roon1 East Costa i\tcsa, r·1. incl. A/C, full services. :fH1/
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mo. 1•1·• ·1· Q,,TI ba1h, entrance. Kitch. 21Tl DuPon t, Rm. S continue your gro11·1h. 3 Eve \I · RI & G · 1 D ~ ~
Call F'or Appt.
Jn~ustrial Relations
(714)i94-9401
N B h 3869 ._oun t:un < • nvio a r., ACOUSTIC CEILINGS PRO . h k ewport eac privl. lri,: yrd, $98 n10. 833-32'13 t9 til noon) C:rou!).'i ongoing !or 3\~ yrs. Laguna Beach. Please call F. painter, Qnest "'Or • TELONIC . 5CHANNELFRONT
Dix 2 & den, 2~~ ba unf $600
2 Bc\1111 ., 2 ba., 2 t'ar gl\I',
frplc. Furn. . .$JOO Yrly
BAYFRONT
3 BR. 2 ba:, unf. S4i5 \"i:ly
STEPS TO OCEAN
2 BR., 1 bn., furn. S300 Yrly
3 BR. 2 00.. unf. $38~ \·rly
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2 (~Rh~A DEL s~~·ly
2 BR. l ba; unf, $275 Yrly
associated
>JS.-_~. =~~--....,7 \VESTCLIFF DR. Nc .... ·port 5.'12-8271 497-2817. 10 yr guar. free glitter n-reas. Int-cxt., !ree estimate. ;;:-&st Price J{e(s. 548-2159, 642-3913.
ROOl\IS ~ 11·k up, v.·ith Beach, •IOO sq. ft . "·ith Air, $100,000. SECURED' by 1st S45-9B80 PROF. wall covering, &late kitchen: $30, "'k up apt. Private Bath & Balcony. . TD on prime property. -...~ 11 5-lS-9T" or 6.\:i-3967 $115. mo. Call Gene Hill, l[gj v 1 •200 0.00 He. No . .i;1;Nl<J. Insur .. n
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""" a uc over ·~ · · •\\'lLLARD Painting, New t"""S pa""r. TI4·842-4386. * HOOi\1 FOR sgl v;orking G4 -O~vu~==~==07 Lo1t lftdf"ourld Borroy,·<'r record :dnt & · 1 -1 I ~ ., .. -.. ~
girl. Nr ocean. Beaut new *1 M-0. FREE RENr* <'lear holdinga substantial. aoousuca cci' repu ts ,. PAINTING by ool stu at low
resi,lence. 96...~7910 Excellent Offi~ Location In No rL~k. trouble free dry\\nll, No. 281038· &l2-5TI5 prices. 5yr exp, v.'l'.lt'k guar,
FUfu'ilSl-lED roon\ for rent, Ne11.·porf, near hay. 1030 sq Lost -& Found 5300 i11ves1me11t. Rate &. terms Cement/Concrete 6019 lree est. Rob 673-36:)8 ASSEMit.e-RS
outside entrance, pvt bath, ft. SJOO. 491-1215 --~r,-------ncqoiiablc. Pi·Ui. only, Eves. • -* 10'1~ DISCOm.'T * For sn1all electro-mcclum\cal LOST 1 ('(lmputer module S.ls-6j62. ST l'l.l\'IPED eoncrete, .Wallpa~n·ag ·& Pu•'nt>'ng sgl girl, 64s.-4293 aft 6 DELUXE OFFICES '-';o;~..,,.._....,.--,,,-,-. bbl fl b . k .. -nianut. oo. -Penn & f/tin1e. about 8~"x11" \\'tapped in ' LOST male poppy. blo•k, ro (>Stone, I e, r 1 c;:, • l''ree Est, Call 531J..OC>43 'I h ood d t ·1 & Sleeping room: rt>slrin racil· J-'1'0111 $130 Per i\lonth plastic. Losl en l'Oute to ,.. Patio.~. pool deC'ks, dril'e-1' ust ave g ex en Y
ilies. O\'er 40. S65 mo. $20. Ne"·ixn•t Beach • .\nahei1n fron1 CosM. r.resa .cocknpoo, approx ·3 nio. 1\"ays. 610-4349. * Wallp•per Hanger* vision. Non smoker rei:i.'d.
Security. 518-i>J3. 7. Rc:ilonon1h.:s, Bkr~. G1S.6700 \'ia Ne11·nn11 & Rivt>rsidc Srrayed or taken fron1 ~B '\\'ALLS Pl ' C Rebko 6"6·2449 No expcJ'. neccss. -vuy ,,... \"Chicle. \ril·. Lirorice Pi?:1.a HLULt\ -an e!'s, · pleasant small co. Oill R~T forrenthf'au!11pt.liv&1 NE\\'PORT CENT·ER F\\)'. Rettu·n · greatly N Bl ·' C '! N SidC\\""dks Dri1'e\v11ys Platttr/Ropalr 60n L'A""""' f SR
k I · NB & ~1 $80 appreciated. Con1act Alldy on e'vpotl \u, · "· • o ' ' ·' ' ~ or appt. . ,
INDUSTRIES
Laguna Beach
Equal Oppor, Employer
Afinlm11m
keypunch
UNIVAC
029--05').
of 6 mo 's
\\'Orking exper.
111D or 18~!
St.n-Clerk
1
50 "'Pm + IBAt·SeJectric, slh
70 wpm. ·
Secretary
Typing 55 y,•p1n + lBM
Selectric, S:h 80 wpm,
lntcrE"st or experience in ln·
vestments.
Clerks
l\1ath & English oriented.
Typing 40 wpn1 . +
Apply In Personnel Dept
!) lo 11 a.m. Mon-1'~ri
PACIFIC MUTUAL
700 Newport Center Dr.
· Ne1vport ·aeach
Equal Oppor. Employer
' ..
CLERK· TYPIST
BROKERS-REAL TO RS
101~ W 8<1lhoa 611 16Ll
itc 1 pr1v, 1 · "'" • I Ground Floor LHIV Suite, Andersen ~2.4321. questions , children nlifls "645-S120 niorhing 01· ev('s . En g_i n e c r l n g, 8 3 4
9i9-4199 & 979-1268. p a n e 11 e d, · reccplionii>t, very n1uch. Please ·call CE.i\1ENT work of aU kind s. PATO! PFL.AS'l'E!tlNG Production Pl., ·N.B.
ROOill to 1nan $70. nKlnthly. $295.-$3;-xJ .. 640-82Z2 LOST-RE\VA RD Fein. 9 yr '548-6178. Re as on a b I e. Fr cc All types. rec es~unatcs Aulo. L<lrgc r.ompany in Costa
64&-9136. 27:, FJ01o,·er St, 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB old "Ginger". Boxrr/Shep. LOST SIAMESE CAT Estiniates. Call 638-3325. Call 5~2J 1'1esa area has opening fol'
Costa Ulesa -~ 515, 1200, 2300 s-1 t . mL'7. Tan. Vic 22nd & Santa ' Contractor 6021 P lumbing 607& Service Adviser clerk·typlst. Duties consist N -I h 3 Ana: Ci\l. If found call Pnn1, , . REWARD .. for Mercf!des Benz & Fial of typing, filing, good at ewport eac . Summer Rent•l1 4200 o~iCEs & Suites. ~:~~ 644-4333 or 646-4245 eves. Male, very lrg chocolate GER\VICK & Son Bldg Contr. L.R. OTIS PLU~tBING de.n;hip. ExpencnCiXI I h.1ndllng telephones. Muat
NEWPORT VILLA VACATION BY. THE SEA LOST: 7/4, \o·1c . 34th ST., point \\•/no front c\a\\·s & Add remod st. lie Bl-114321 Remodels I Repall"S. \Valer onfy. Guaranty + comnils-be able to work % day on
NE\V Spacious, xtra lrg apts, &!boa Penln. 2 Br duple.:<_ loc. gd parking. l X sq.ft. N.B. Sl\lALL .. YORKIE" oo '\'h~skers, P lease t'On· 673-0041, 549-2170 heaters, disposals, furnaces, sion, xlnt. fiinge benefits, Saturday occasionally.
a11--adult-secur1ty OOilding, ~ apt. Spanking clean, nr 105-1.gk -E -18th. C. 1\1. -TYPE FEAf_,_ DOG.--SHAG· _1~921'1. _ GK~ la Uo dshwashrs. &l.2·6263 M/~.l_ _tt~-~_rlQOOt:;:lrowl·_ ~v~ment Qpportunitl~ __
& 3BR, 2BA \\ifh ample sl\OI N 211 E 5-;8-GY. NAi\1E'S "DIGIT." Ph FOUN D kitten on Andros St. J~~.T:ci~. ~i~lti 2690'ti -Bttr.-Comp1!!tePlilliilimg ager. Excellent company Deiiefits.
parking spaces. All bltins, Emf~ ;Jvd:Ct675.s120 0j. Business Rental 4450 673-3570, PLEASE. RE\VARD l\lesa Verde. Abt 3 mos. old, M \V Co, G·IZ-4703,. s&-v1ce. Lie. 27.ml. MISSION VIEJO \Vrite elnsrU1ed ad No. 203,
crpts. drps, di"'· gas stove, !II "'"5''2 LOST ,,· •. ol N 0 w port creain ro. lored \\i th It. y ay RAYS PLU'IBING SERVICE Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, 10 min. f:ron1 Fashion lslund. l c"-='-~==·~-~,-= FOR lease ideal snles lot for .. D I 6011 " IMPORTS Cost ~f catif -Riveria townhouses mlnia. brown stripes, dk feet, blue r veways · Repairs . Installations a esa, · JllUl/U hot 11·ater paid. P'1. patios, Li\GUNA Cottage, I BR. used cers~ boats,-motor gray poodle. Lower front eyes. v.rearing flea collar.1 "t h . rv<o 0 >JS.86l8 &7 . • Equal .opportunity employer REC ROO~IS. heated pool, lrplc. 1 or 2 mature adults, homes, n"IObilc h o n1 es. 5'16-35'10. · . TOP quality asphalt seal ., r. sc ic ~ 01 1'.1arguente Parkway
81111nas, gym, lounge & no pets. \Valk to beach, Compll.'te service faclllties. t0eeth ~i!>.<:li\g. Cad 11 aft 5pin, .. coast l ngs, patchin"', Roofing 60&2 495-1700 or 131-1740
BBQS. ocean . viev.'. $200, w.k Also ~Int RV auation sit<'. 15-J-tJ:,, Re\\·ar .! LOsr-3 mo .. old Kitten, stripping slurry sea(. USE AVERY PK\\'Y EXIT CLERK TYPIST
114-6-1.2-2337 ~'~"""'-'-"="=·=~~,;,.---I OfLi~JIJ?tl;CC _avall....l.igbteQ FOUND:_.JM!y 13th skinny ~allco !ongha1r, vie. Super· 1~palrs, 842-5929. REPAIRS, all types. Reasl----------
SofiY.""rto pels \\'. NE\\rPORT, l blk ocean. &. paved. Orange County's scrufly, non-OcsCl'lpt grey 10~ & Pl~eent1a. 548-7622. -El i 1 6032 Free est. Llc'd. Ask for Au!o. Shnrp, ambitiOus. Penion with
1.1-19 P lacentia A1't'., N.B. pool. Sips 8. Xtras. E·Z busiest intersection S.E. female kitten, approx 3 ec:tr c• \\'alt, 830-502n anytime • MECHANIC ., good . figure aptitude &
P ARK NEWPORT .. prkg, lm1nac. Reasonable. Comer Garden Grove & 1nos. R.exfol'd Ave· · I~ Electrical Constructors Tilt 6091 Afercedes Benz experienced, moderate typing ab 111 t ':I
APARTMENTl'f •• • .eau. 962-6al1 or 968-0438. Harbor B\o,.'d. Call da:vs l\fn;. Cypress. 821-lJG.j, Pwsonals • Collllnercial Residential CIWJs A license. Guaranty necdcd.T Tl . ln this secure orti.ce. ~ ' SUMMER AT THE SEA Tucker {TI<!) 638-7512, U028 LOST-golden rctrtevcr. ~Yale. ~ Indu•••al . 64::...n""'l CERAJ\11C TILE NE\\' & plu. good commission. xJht et fie Fringes. Bachl:"lor l or ~ Bed"roOms ' 1 1 Harbor Blvd. Garden · ..,, ,,-....,., J Bet Ag and To,vnhou!iCS Furn. apt. bk b.'Om ocean, 1 yr old, Golden \\"11.\te. ELECTRICIAN _ Llcense rcm~cl . Frc1 • es5311:;n~!!!· tringe benefits, etc. Ask for •son t tncy
F'r. $214.~ ·n....n 9-6 Daily' pool. H.D. \Vk or mth. _G~ro~v~"===,-.,===-I Newpott Beach area. Please Ptrton•ls 5350 No. 233108• Snlall jobs, Sm ,,obs we ('(lme, · .,...,'""' personnel mgr. 17400 Brookhut11 t, F. Vly.
Spa Poo~.,.. Tennis 961)..2746 NE\VPORT Sl-lORES • contact, unhappy 13 yr old maint & repairs. 548-5203 Top.Soll 6092 MISSION VIEJO Suite 213. 963-6775
h 6100 \v C'I H••-'""~rt 675-5240._ llELP! A1uch loved. muoh Across !tom Fashion Isla d NEWPORT Beach-Steps to · "· '"' .. ,,,,... · G rd · •••5 IMPORTS CONSIDER AC ·R J bo San J u.I bch 2 BR & 1 BR $nl & 700 sq. ft. store space LOSf:Fen1ale Irish Setter, 3 nlissed, twelve year old boy a •ntng -*TOP SOIL * C0!\1POST A EER Htui:~a~~ on oaq ·" ~125 , \Vk. Boat · s l lJl suitable for reta.11 business yrs old, on Fri. 5131. Vic. .~is sin g one 11•eek. -Par•dls· "ord•nlnn *' 1'f~t11-*"',!-~~DOD 28701 l\larguerlte Parkway WITH LARGE l'NTL
(714) 644-l900' 675-<i662 or service. Avail. lmmcd. \\'estside, C.l\-1. Reward. .....~ttncc Lacey Is 4'10", Th. -• ....,.. .)OU"V~~ 49.S..l700 or &3l-1740 LIFE INSURANCE CO
I --=.-.= ~0-::°=~· ~-~~--~I HARBOR i\iANACE" tl'.:NT &\;)-20j7 lbs, .bro\\'ll ~haggy hair, SP1Ccialize Restoration Tutor ing 6094 USE AVERY PK"'-. EXIT Development of t\vo ·-nts
BACHELOR AF•t-. -1 BLOCK to beach ~ tmmec. 2 COi\IPANY INC. .~ound pair of Prescription large hazel eyes, very tan " Landscape. Monthly .n I. required In erta. s10'.'fu:i.1
.... 1· •. ,.,nt '" ,,·a0 8l>0pp>'>>g Br house w/yard, slee,... 6. s·,~ ""= co1nplcxion one front tooth 1'.taint!'nance & ~rinkie'r
"'-' .. ·J ._, r¥ iMJ\}JIJ l"lrc h·ame glasses. Vic of ' . .,., SPANISH LESSONS B\' AYON year. plus commission .• eenlcr. Ul\I.. Pd. Yecirly 67~390· 600 ft c 'I 11·· l\Tain St. in Balboa Penin. broken in hal.f. Last seen RcQair. Call 642-M49 -BERLITZ-TRAINED LA.DY. Xlnt tring• bencflta. sq. ·· ·1' • J.l. \\·earing orange polo shil't, leasl' only! $135 llcl o · 2 BR. frpl. 2 BA, Nr .. park, SWtablc for Dr'ii office, 2 Call 61'.\-7699. go!rl & brown striped Levi 549-2015 EXP. 646-8783 Call Joe Qulnt11.1111
Si3--!Y.!li ~ach & bay. $200 v.·k. 3606 prii·. rms. 646-21?.0. LOST Large bro11·11 female Dalrs & bro1vn motoreyc;le l\Imv & Edge/Or Complete Window Cleenlng 6098 Asks *** 5-!7·9207 • B::lM :M
SJ·:E Cat alina &. Ne1,·port llrk Ln, NB. 673-0473· Gc rn1 an ~horthair Polntcr boots. PI e a s1 c: a I I Cleanups . 20 yea,:rs exp. Is there an ,.\V ON COOK
B&y fron1 your beaut. 2BR 3 BR, 2 BA, newly dee. Pvt Industrial Rental 4500 n1ix, '1'hilc pa11·s & chest. I I-lunting1on Beach Police GEORGE HAi\·tf>'TON * SUNSl-flNE \VORKERS * rcpreSt!ntalivc in your life? Salary according to exp.
I ,,·~tl'rfronl apt. Ne\\· c.rpts, 1 patio, Ju!!Aug $j00/mo & ~&\:Z.-3.),'ij RE\VARD Dept. (71'1) 536-53ll. EOG indusu·lal, residenllal If oot, v;e may neerl Prefer no sludents. E>;per.
d<P' .. •,·. 1.~.;.11.t, furnft.tn!urn, S290 ~Tly. 962.5sJ1: 67f>..-j810 * NEW BUlLOING * 1 1 F'INE E .,,......, est &12-6931 l'k 1 f'd &ut 'II · A I .. 1 • 1 61 , ,,~~" FOli~D: Part Pood e, n1n c, . PRE.GNAN_T? . "ard ., 1,,·,,.nnnco 5,_,, . ..,. r 1-.: • someone 1 c l-'OU n your r,re .• wi train. pp y
_"':'3 -•11'·1.:'~~--N'=BCH.2BRl>"",·.1--SO.SANTAANA /b I~ " "' '"''""' "hhor""" Sell. I 2 •0 •30 • ..,... -"'".~~ .. ,.., "·!Ute 11· lack car spQts, ca r 1n~. c onf1d en t1n l Cleanup$/Hauling. 54s.sG2,; Schools & nc1g ,...,.,...., 1n your >e1l'cen : ....... :. p.m .
Bl::.\Cll & ,00,\T SLr~ 7. One hill: to bch. $lj(l/11"k, 1400 • 16«1 · 1900 · '280Q • ·1,000 bel\vn \Vnrnet & Euclid in couns~hng & r e r ~ r r a I , Instruction 7005 spare lime, earn good Hamburger Ilamlet, 15-15
,Ulf: Buy A~D Oceon \u Call &l~>-6680. sq. ft. 3·Phase P<l"'er, nr. ParksideE!:it&te,F.\:'..531-6072 Abort10n, ado ptio n a. money. Jnteres1ed'! Adams Cilt Ask for Mr. ~~~I.I ~c'.t~idi. ~~~j.,2 $~: ! Rent•ls to share 4300 S*.D. c'o'n>SyT.A MESA * FOUND: Small white dog keeping. J A p A NESE GARDENER· ·F--:L UTE LESS 0 NS Call 5,J0-7041 • 7.l::fa:Cg_on_.c;;'===-c--1 ./·~. •-ks _.,. poodl•. vie APCARE &12-4436 Cleanups, fi:ee c?stin1atcs, Be.,·nncn & up 9 yr$ Cook ConUnenlal ex""r. mo. Care,·, 01o,•ner 675-&'J51. GSO Sq f Ill' llf>.220 """ LoUU .,... ' ca1\ 'for Kris Ena Is u ' ......,., BABYS~R 4" YR OLD •-''Rare Opportunity" · · t. J., P"'r Harbor & Gisler, C.l\I. SPIRITUAL READER ' playing exp Ryn 497~""""' 111"' ,, n~ only apply. S ee OCEANFRO:\T, Yrly lse. l F R l?iJO sq. ft. Priv3tr office, Ciin't keep ~2472. OpcnlOA?.ftolOPM 64&-J370 . ' ROY, ' Richard Detanna, C he f.
DR upper, cpts, cl.rps, $300. ree ent! HRndwnie, cool ove1'h!':1d door. S-19j. Ll.000 Advice on all matters. Experienced Japanese -[ll] HUNTTNGTON llARBOUR, Ba\boll. Bay Club, 1221 w.
per mo. ~2-34-IJ, 8:'15-1148 dude. ''F.xecutive type'' and &1.. ft. i mm e d int e t·lo, .. u,.,N,'.~: Sdr:!.11, wf•hmH.o. c..,.1. t~.Y. 312 N. El Cam ioo Re;"tl Land1ca'pe Gardener I ...... ,;... I ii 5.11-mo <DICK) Coast Hwy, N.B. atlractive super cool si.~ter, occupancy. " ,.,, u" .. ·• .-.. _ Cl I r t ~ BANK TELLElt San Clemente 3876 11·ill share bl au t It u 11 y ·C. -ROBERT NATTRESS T~\\'!nk\e Pk. area, C.l\1. eo.Ji492.;ro,:n e, or 49~~i36 TAKATA NURSERY 546-0724 ·COUNTER MAN
--dcoora!ed, Countr.v Club REALTOR ~1~Li42. , -MO\V ,tt; EDGE-monthly • 025. Exper. requlrcd. Apply In Foreign car e.'Cper. or
2 BR·2BA Vie"'·· fir<'placc, type apt. nc.ar bea~h with O:lsta l\-tesa 97Hl7l "fOUND: Small, \vhite, niale \-ASECT0~1Y niaintenance yo.rd cleanup Job Wanted, Malt 1 person do m cs t I c, ., Ben eftts.
pntio. bh·lns. 110 pets, nr. C?ll~ attro.cliv~ female 28-1--M-OVE NOW T-0--puppy. '-ks like .....,..;ile, 11._ C-o n rid ential information, & hauling Geor~e ~42 A · ·le-Stole -Bank Applicallons taken O.t 1990 beach & shops 492-3730 35. also havr nice \\'ardrobe ivv l"""' ooui'isellng & referral · · · 1Ml\1D en1ployment for mer .... ~lurhor Blvd.
T MISSION "I EJO rlcrt L'Ollar. Call G49-13.\7 Al'CARE. InCo~. A. Non· EXP. JAPANESE. KNO\V ,.., ... _,._, 37 yr old Christian 675 S. l\tain, Orange 'VALK to beach! Nc1v spae 2 for you! l\"O Codillacs. No ·• C '.\I -·r HO\V MAINT CLEANUPS ....... "" "-' COUPf E I ll i BR. 2 BA. Encl gar. nnnl, phonics Or ripoU lll1is1s. OFFICES FROM .. · Profit Agency, 642-4136. TR_l.MINC ..;,., ~Acr. • Jami.l_y n1an "'13 childrc~. BARTENDER·full 1i1nc. 21 · " ' niot(' ·a nee, as.
ocn vi ei'" $240, 496--0616 ,..... Please. a real do\\11 to 400 SQ FT FOUND: F'cmale I rish * PALM/CARD READEP. * ·" · · "°"''"°"' Exp ·~ menngement, retall yr. "Or over. Expcr. pr('f. ~ut !IL~t. mgr .. main!. & desk.
('arth, tQgtlher. fenialc. •-• setter. \ric: lSth .~ AD/REDUCTION • EXP Jap11.n gardener, s a I e s c r e d It, a 11 d not nee. "~ i.vill trtun. Zlili Ne"·port Blvd,1 C.rtJ.
Sen Juan 9~~59 lnrlusrriri l 30110 10 6000 sq. II . Oceanfront N.2. 0 1v n c 1· lOS:t Beach Bl., Stanton. m'aintcnance & •clean up, 11dv~rtising. \\'ould I, i k...c TONIOS REST. J f':I C . 64~1967,
Capistrano 3&78 · Cull s.:n-1600. 2799'.! Cai11inn 1nust Jdentily 673-~72. 527.3~"" 96:3-1020 prisill.Qll 11·/[uture. Ca 11 l"ashlon Island, De s 1 g n l--~D=E~L'f"V~E~R=Y.-o&c--·I __ ..._, _______ 1 S!t-.'.GLE ~lpther \\'OUld like Cnpistrano. &1n DiCE,'tl f'1vy ....,., A"'" .,,....., I • B
lo m'v. '" 1~u•• wl)--rd I 2 IJJST , .. atcl10• at U·c EXP H0 ,,.,.,... Go·"onc< ':'~_,., · . P a1.a. N. · STOCK MAN 2 BR + CO!JV dcn._Crpts/ ,_ _ ·~ "' "" -"' to 1\vcry, r ghl lo Can1ino ~ " ' LJ.rE or DEATH; Let our " ,._,, •u -d New Adult cOmniun· ~1"-C'.\f & Laguna Beach -Gaplstraho. , volley ~11 c11 at AndC'rsons babies live. For alter.nati\'CS scrvini;:: Newpo11 Beach area ~llDDLE l\gc ntan \\'ith good BARTENDER, Dinner llousc Full time, days. M11St be iti' Pulling green/pool I ".'._ls~me. ~~ c_aJI v \Ve 11 d y · Sehl, lIV l-fonlc5. 640-0700 to ABORTION call Ll1''E free estlniatc!l,-646-4676 construction man11gcment & 'f>oly. drink exp. Full tln1e over 18. Note: Utis is not a
_ciose to @lf cou!'l'le. $350. S.i&-:.917, ;,:il 1885 i1'0rk NOW LEASING I Rc1o,·aro. , LINE 541-5522. 24 hrs. EUROPEAN GARDE.'NER. background: Moved . to posticln, Apply Sam's Sumn1c1· job. Must be avail.
. ~213} SM-1380 * -YOUNG-nia.n wishes to share Huntington-a..ch-LOST: blk. & wh1~ ~1__ 2 -fr-P'AbM/-eARD READER"'i'-Landscaping tJw.--servicf Newport" Beach nnd ~ltt -_Seafood,___16278 PS:ctlic Coast _when BChool atarta. See 1~=0-7~=:"'7-'-'' ~ · :2: Ur Costa l\1!'sa apt /fe ". 1te amon<l~ on etiest. d/ d . reasonable. 642-5329, fiSS.1425 lo ttlocalr, wilh nn ,_. •• 5""74'2 1-lwy, flB. t11lfi51' ,· <l~E:-!'l'l:li r.; --.---3 BR, 2 BA. Encl. yd. 2 , ' ~iv . . NEW ~1 Vic. 62nd St .. NB 5'18-7·113 n re uctwn -County Co.npany. V'n-BEAUTICIANS NEEDED Costa Mesa ..
children. no pets. \Valk to ni~c;. Call after ;,i pni, 940 Sq~ r·c. l UJ1 10831 Beach pt.. Stanton. Cleanup & Reg S.N 10 Al\t UI 10 Pt.I w/following Beaut t1hop .,,. ft. 1 I ._ I 1 1 Von'1. $235. 493-4285 &4>4JJ7. Han1ilton ,ft N!'wland St. LOST Vic f' r a-n c Is Can 527--MOO FREE EST 540-7373 • I d Bon , . ......n a ,,.qi I •n
A F /u I 3900 T\\'0 rem. room1,1ares ncodrd tUAlf70 Founlalns, RxlO pa.int of RICH RD G R 0 V · PERSON K.now C'.11•1•1 T t Jo"aShlon Island,· N . B . Periodontist needs exper . p,1 u rn n urn 7-Born. Call 842-1942. A -A. . E . EXP. J apanes" Gardener 1-lutt Repair \~ ng 0 TelTiflc oppty. 644-5750 f-llme asst X-ray ~lft: lo share SJ>UC'. 3BR, 3BA Wl· CALL YOUlt SISiER JN Pl II It 1 \Vork \Vcekencls. C 11. I l -, ' "'"''
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f rr "d'I ' I"' $!'< LO~ -'I bl " " do ease"'~~-0~34er 'pin -Coll-I £ P .'I. 71"0' MTI BEAUTY OPERATOR Ca te """d. Emended dulleR ~ !~" .uup ... '7. ,,,,, mo. NE\'{ BLDG ~f.J, l200 Ji;(!, ft. ·~•" sm ... ac" mlUO g. LAKE ARRO\VHEAD. ......,.."" '"· " .......... -w ·-., .• ,.
Ii ~98 & &M·ll88. !ISO. 220-3 ph .• front offl-. NorCo lie. tag, Vcty l~th & Tra vel 5450 k Busy shop No fo\lowlng nee oppor, H.B. area. (714) .... 1 11c Re\\ Ard 642~158 REL. College student needs 21 Yl~ old I\ la Ill seeks \\'Of Comm gu'nrr. ' 962-6671. •·1-:~f. roonnQl\Tc 11·nnred Im· . crpt>;, lrg rear cl oo r !t, iv i · · · · Cln./up. Reg, S.· Roto jobs. for :ippros. 6 "·ks. Good S4}.l0.i0 l ·o=E~NT=A~L-~P~<dodon==17;.-~,,~,·I
n,1f'd . Jo shore AJ)t. Nol lhe Anal'lehn & Tf'r111!11al \Vay. T,9Y J!O?tllc, 11·ht frn lost EUROPE aY CAR Exp./GARD. S34-4M1 refs. 611--l186 before. 5P~1. . ' trainee kno1v dental
n1z b·u t 'lnexpcnstve. Cl\1. Days 646-oo.",.1 or C\'es • 12. Vil' 22nrl & OrRngf'. There is still •ime ,to ord<'r a 1.,. .. 1. -.(Pam) • • * BELLJ.i AJ'1. l\lust be 21
QtJ.S7ij. · 1 t1-IG-0081. -. I 1111~ flea&: l'.:l'n cot IHB-5-116. General' Services -yrs. or older. Apply in tcrn1lnolozy &: procedw'ts. & 3 Bdrms, crpts, drps, · --· • ...i car ror August. Scptcniber • Job Wanted, Fma ie 7050 pe>-n. ll•'ltoti Inn, """"~ •.. Snn1e rhairside &. X-.ray. LADY pensioner to shArc )';E;\V i\f.t 1400:281.K> sq fl sh•)P FOUND; Gcrn111n Shephel"• dcllverly in Europe. \Ve ""' ""~w...,. utilities pelrl.. B!tlns, l11t1n· 1 Blk , T VI 1, k h.•nitlc •It 1,_1011, , FR. EE ESTIMATES NEED A l'az Rd. Lnguna 11111,. Non-srnoker, u1Kl<ir 3 0 . d f ll' ho1ne \\·/same. cal eve11 01· '-oficl'!i. n ;'I 1ih11sc p11•r1" "' nn. t't,v \. :.ae ,, .. "' " '-" 644-«lll
ry ac i!les. ltt!c, rooni 11eckcnc\;; J 47.-150i 1.l'!li;h.scn 1,. xlnt Joe nr SD B11y 9~35Z2 or -i91-9~7 Ovcrs!'a!I .~trU\'cry & \\'Ori< G~nJ ~·TAlnt. k Applh1n.c-'<' ,.OMPANION-? 'BQ(\_T_pn!nter, 1nust hill'!' ""'-""'~· --~--~·• 'v/pool lablc, ;:rym room. 350 "I -G4G--us2-!\1 r be ---l ,,.;1h you pe1·50nnlly to plan rn~1:11l;"ttltm. Cht-ek ...-our '"' yacht cxpcl'ientt Cu ll DENTAL A SS ISTANT, snunn. pool, • hhq r arl'{'I. Garages tor Rent 4 • ~'Y.. · -r.-or ll• FOUSO Irish Sclt:..-r iv/VI 100 )'Our <lt·ivin" ilin"ro~. · ptic:cs. Cell Gi3-1l.l52. Uncnc_un1b(:rcd rcdhcO.d, p11~~ ... ,,0 '~"I · expc1'1.cn lot ~l"Ollt or Adultir; ·Only, no ""Is. 28St I ---"'--...,..--"·~-O\i•nr. NQ.-r:Cnile \•le Snnta An.'l. ..,. '" •; '" 1 bll " J Jlo ~~~ a k c 11 8'" ~·1
.Bri11tol, l?Ofl1a'?ile1;;.M~i00 MINl~WARIHOUSE·s NE\V!\1-1 1200 10 3'1:i2 sq,fr ;;.12~85fAJ. Bu y-Lease-Rent AIR COND SERViCE ';1~jor,"1nf~1 ffrm~ !.1111
1:! -BOYS & GIRLS oiii'ii'ii·oiii'iii'ii' ii'~ioiii;'i;;;iii;ol "ililiiiii:iiiiii I STORAGE ' S\V S.'\11111 Ann ()!" Co.~rn Alc!ln LOST: Germ shep/lnb. ~lale Any M•k• ' AUTO I HOME UNITS to itet 11.y,•ay from It all. Newspnpcr Carrlel'fl. ?i.1111. Dtsper•tely NHdtd
• No l\-1ove.in or •r.sove-olit Office A: w11rchou.~e-J\n1ri prk 7mb, Blk ..,v/llm eyt6ro"·s, EURATO DON* 536-1300 DriVcti·hur ~·y g k 1111, nae 10. Lido Isle, &lboo SECRETARIES
, • chari:t>s. From ST.50 per 208 31-'J-I • '~hOt 1o,·t1!rr.g11..<t 1·!1 536-38.'i9 · 673.4550 "THINGS" by l\-tOOfle. Gen 'I loves tho sea. R e r. Peninsula. Contact lttr. 'roo M11.n~ To List
I ~:; mortth. 1'r1t!lh ser 64G-t2.":21&l4-2m Jo'OUND: Small . v.·hltc> poodle c,. r Pe n.i r y.. r c I\ <1irs, <'xch1tnge. Cnll loa m thru IJnckstrom flt the DAILY AAMES lOO"J. FREE
'1l, ' ' ll11.m1Jto11 & N.,,,,1Jntl(f "l:t·IIB PACIFIC . BLUl'r l ND·., vic~of S\litcr Bro~. 22rid & 3700 Ne"~rt. Ne~·po11 Bcach plumbing, Eloc· rmnodellng. 2pm (2131 42S-43t1. PILOT or call _ 642-4321. & Blll'C1IU or . 1.'!!°!!.. · ·ALLSPACE ' PARK. Nnv.' ~l·t ~lt11. 1300 Ne1o,•porl, c.~[, Call &IQ-¢ 642-5613 NURSE 'eoinpanlon. nvall. leave apphcatlo~. Employmc-nt Nee~Y ,.
2 BR T . r I 960--191'0 . A'',~. C. s,,•.· 6f·'12~~' •1,.\VhltUcr FOUND:.' 1tlk w/broy,·~ f,'" [ .• ..:.....-""'"·'~'' ~ l\J1\SSEUR S1a1e Rrg. "''ill for king or short 111.rm Cllte• Equnl Qppor. Emplo;•e:r Costa Mes• 556-1100
from $r..o.0~\'B1t~t~~ sr~: O(fl Re ntal 4400 " '1 -IOI.I' m11lcpop'h~ nencollrtr \le --YllffkC house calls, Rc11s c:>r conv11.l('SClni. 1'1lll\lre .& BUYER ~Harbor BJ., S11ilP. 2fl'1
Pool, tennis. conllne.n111J ct 10c PER SQ, FT. 0 Jllpml\1\ t.· V11·l:c.. fisi.0138 l'a1e!i. SJG.7221 lx't 10 A.In: rtll;lbJe ""xlnt ref. Any llhifl \Vnmcn'4 npparel, jr'ir;, & An•heim nM120
brtllkf<Ut $Cp&rAte flln1Uy N E'\V p 0 R 1' R E:,\ c H ' 3600 sq. ti. 4001 Birch, Nn FND \\I h V' NB ~ 11n 7 f'ln'I 900-2939. 'Ktrl!!' 7·1·1. Shoulci h!l\'C 600 No. Euclid
aechon. Close 1 ~hopping \\~tcllff Dr. 800 !IQ -f1. &.umglµ"llner, Ac:t. Ml..:i032. 00~14 b~~~11 •6 It gcp~t~ · ' B1ibysittlng 6008 HO:il E REPAJT? He lp Wa nted, M&F 7100 n1~rchnndlslng degree &/or 1.,. ... ..,..,,,,...,..,,....,,1
A-flnP. beacil. "l!!i!t:S..w./n10., I ~'l' l<'Att.. r1 -.1oi•;1 . $110. Carpcnli'll plunibimt ----practir al ('Xperlcnct. •
II!!! 64z:ll200:-'CiCncmn. , cwprirt ac. va'ln\ . 't;.N.O;..Mcso..dcLMat .. JU'CR., EXP. 0.\1.-TO:!~~ lcCldc.a.J~nit ~H9..trX!.I ACCOUNTING PlC:t$1lnt 1wTOU1~. No DIS!!,~JHER n~3~i---nlE !:XCITh'JC NE;\V Plush offJCt' Ulrls: .. 2 1st. 646-6300. f !'mn\!' • Siamt's..' c O t · LlJroiClt Pl\T~. 19th St. r,:-:;""c:--. ;](i;eixr P llSt'!S pttllSUre, fa'11,y. 5IJiY mm ' 00'. ' '
PALM MESA APTS. to 6 n!\I !1Ui\e$. Confl.'r~nc.~ d Ml';(IJ4;) • G'6-o1$$0 • Cl.~ssv Cars dl:"S('r\1(1 quAhly of hl!iUrilrn.'C . lll'l'OUl\tl ng, \\'ttk. :\'Int OpP<Jrtu nlty lot• ~11'-'llon Viejo, j8J·lm
Rm. Xerox coplr>r. Nca:r Rentals Want• 4600 F'O 'NO: !'i ft?11u1lc poodles, 2 Cll.l'C. \Ve clca11 & "'<lX cur, 1111l11ry QfX'n. Contoct l\lrs. fuh11YJ with Independent j1· DRAFTSMAN =.I~ 2TBR~fn ~!~· O.C. Alrmrt. 833-:lMO. RESP. COLL. studt.>nl .. Tictds II hltc.. 1 hlock, I nprirol, I Bu1in'e11 Servlc•s 6009 ~ ~11~. Aln~ 968-1~ --'-!Uch(lttll!On. _£,nrplro Iruiur-<)cpl t;l{lrt .• ~nd re.wme lo 2 ''" n1fn. cxprr .. plu~bing
Adults, No Peu; S:\1.-\lJ.. oUlec. Cd~t. 2nd u11furn hso/:ip1 \v/l'nt~'d ':Id c1111111P11 1:nc. M~l EOORKEEPINC Sf:rtv10 ;. c;.~~~~~J\~~~~I:'i n.nee Co. 1'!5-6766. _ ~~072 Box 9J· 5811 Clt'nicntc & ele<:trteal field prcf'd.
:WOi. l\lesa Dr. fJoor, l)tflet + storage rm, fQr ol)I"!'!. trained dog bet. FOUND: Child'i rntaincr ot SJltnll Business. Spt'f'llt lb t. CABJ~F.'TS 61S-t!n'i ANS\VERING SE. n,v I C r. Xlnt b<'nt/i~ • rrov.•lh
(5 bib trom Ncwpiorc. Blvd.) s~. mo. f\fon•nt, Srun-~121). Un<Jr. S12'l. l\tlChael, Corsl~A P11rk. 7·11. All Ta.'te!I". 30 Y·e a T" I · · · ~rt, over ri. 1111rtra\n, C111ull\ed Adl C.U 642-0078 op port u n iii<"•· Ple&5C
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Holp Wonted, M&f ~I Holp Wont-, maF 7•w Holp ont~. 71m Holp Wontid, M&F flOO I Holp Wonlod, MiF t 100 I Holp Wontt d, Mil' 7100 Holp W•nlod. MW7100 uog1 -F ro0 T o You I045
YOu~1ijR'1~<1:~~:~~~~~·ork 1 ~~~btu::· n:!'f~~~: ~!~dhii~-: r:r ~~1 .110:~~~ REAL ISTATE s~~.1~;~.~=~: ~~1~'!yyp/sh~ws::a~ \~~1~.~me~ i-1~~~~ FREE LOVE 1:r~~.~~y~vi~~~~:i~
•• doctor'• IUltd.&111nt/r"° 3800 South Plata Or, S A tn.C.i\f. 6~ -IF' YOU~ LIKE' -~faylor Made Sulll. 642"°411 11k11!-roq, No lf'&ld P.~'P req. only. llr.ldi la a 2\~ yr. old yi·Uw· ~OQfl home. Ln\'r~ people,
ceptlonl11 In hl•111th 8JW&. No ~-0554 A1AN !ruin for window Sl~ wk. 5'IO-OIS3(l, BLUE DOLPHIN l!lhrador In ~of· a f1t1nlly 518-1934 nftt'r S<llJ, up. net.-t ury. Wu train Ho,.-~ 1.; MA ID. No rintlnA: ln1t1ller. Start 12.50 PEOPLE SEC/BKKl'Jt PQrt time ~ Vla. Lido, N.B. v.Ul1og to i:lvr lots nf lo' l', -
wu. Ari11ly In fltl'Mlll' after-cxpe1·lt'nt.-e ncceR.~""" 114 J h• RA)lllel to S4 !'4 within . SAL.Eli "'"rk, "niall ••g•·..-..•ng -. \Vi\NTED, ""'"" O>smct\clun 111\1.I wKier111_andlnl:-llnd lot F urniture IOSI hoou or· e\U. 2930 \\1,1. Dit. Ave llcl , htar:"· Sa n I 1 Yr. Owr 2.i. T~n. rtel't. WE'D LIKE YOU NOETXPNEERCIEESNSACERY ·"":o.::"c.O:o .• :::.C::.. :,:rli::Jrpo"'-rt"-:-!.m-<',,"::::c'2l"-::.· 1 Newport tka"'Jh al'Pa. Wrltt or ·''·v1111 l•J run. Sht> •s AJ<t' ;...;.....;....;.;.;.. ___ _
• -1111')' .• NC\\'porl Jk•nch. Cle1nente. 492-1911 &14-3'191. • -Boie No, 183. c-o Daily Pllo!, rew:latentd Vt'\th paper~ Summer Warehouse
·---ii.I Ill •1111•· s \V"'I l • 0 • 1~ Co 11.vnllable. \\Ir \l'Oold Ilk~ w DIUI~I. &•tlU'an1 lypc, to llSKPlt I CHILO CARE. -To L'ONlder a carffr wllh the ' u " "'" eu t-SECURITY r Boie """''• Ala Jt1e~. ~(!(! her p;o 10 guoJ pi:.Qph• Clearance
5Ul>c'rvlsc gnn1e room : Mo.lure womnn for ·Ute • MANAG.ER leuder tn real «i•IJl.te Hervkoe. r,~~f~ld:l, ';-~SEL~~~~~~j! Of FICERS Ca.ll1~f.i-92626 1111.1 t In g v.'il h a !!IC ynrd-<1r " ranch New 11ulltl'd reb1~lt nu1.11resi
_ H.otlt"Cd 01\. 5."17-7063. hH\\'1'k, cgokln;:, 1ronlnf1:, & We pro i!J'l rut' ules iraln.. f)IRECT TO 'FHE';, PUllLIC. 1'~ull It -.l>/timl', l'lwlni;: & qua ,..atlQ;sE·~t N Loo' I lilyle Jot , Plett!le .. lf you & .bo.'< 11prh1~a i«it•. ~ull & ,
DRUG CLEHK, prcfi•ii11Qn111 r11re for i )'r Old. G I Ing, Together we'll !Wl yuu Jncorne, benefit•, bonuses Bi ifl'Ve)'llhi 11hiftl!. Rt.tired or \YAREHOU A -"ng <'a1ffii>I l(ive H.~Jdi a lot (>f t11.'1n ~l1r.
phorn1a <'y. No eve11 or f'un, Hrt/dny, !i day/\\'k, + 2. TRAINEES 1vherc you wunt to ao. · ro. l'JCJ){_lnilon art outlllll tt-pcn11\oners pref'd. $2.36 an for n1ature, aler1 1ndlvWu11I \ovu ln relurn do not 1 .. 111 016--8686 or 8::3-962::i •
flf'Wll 00 <'Xl)l~r!enci'd Jn RX &1t11 1nth. Nc«I l'e(f, It C'ar. • dlnr:--Joh Security. Cha!)CC )1Qur. Unlforn1 furn , Pl'IOl)~ w\Jll11g lO 'learn &: CIC<.'1llll l\.llke &I 67~24 t.<ve~ ',i; Cos!& 1'.li!sa
<1c11t. & slckne811 i!tUPJ>lirs. 11'\'lna nren. l\.tr. Ca1·1· F II & /I OFFICES· BELOW of ndvanctmtnt eiecf'llcnt &. ear l'l<q'fl, Plant Jn lrv!ne ttllpo~11lblllly 1.n C!t11b. N.B wkcndli. CONTEi\IPORARY 8' i;ofi. j
Top ~·age11, tnr>tl. Ins, profit 546-524,~3="da~y=•~· ==~--U P t m e ARE INTERESTED Cir'f!at training Pr'Olrt"ani. luf!U!I. Coniplex. Cull LL llnn in1'0lvc.'d in .v1u:U11.ln¥, e PU . $50., Kini Ill wa!('r bc'd 1 5 hn r 1 n I • COLLEGE -HOUSEKE£Jl£R Int~ r v I e w Ing Now tor IN YOU Addltlo11al training ror top \Va1·ren, 8.t'l-3000, ext. 191, bl;c~packlng &. iklwt'14' !rt"-PPY ~ORLD • .,.,,/liner, franu·, pe(ilstn!,
PlfARMACY 540-458{) LIVP: JN OR OUT-LITE l>ulltkHll ln. Ortll{f(' Co. ' produt+rB. 10nni-2pm l\fon·thru \\'i~. tiles. Gooi:l future for rf1ht Dobern1ans -(;ernian S~iep-h€'1.1tt'r. lu&rn pltd. SlOO.
EXEC SECTY tor Land COOKlNG 1 ADULT, 4~' l\Tu11t be over 21. bondable k CALL MANAGER AT J\lr. Johnson SERVICE Sta. At te 11 d . p('flOll. i'IUlrlS{ of onlct'B & hi'rYI~. Cl1lh1111hoos, T 1 n y 5.il-~~~. ;
"'· •-,.._ YR OLD BOY · ~ ph I I nd 11 '13) 77~0"3 > · , iencral warellouae duties. ]'< Jdle .•. Pit Bull•. t'!jtjui. I ~ • U\.'Ve-iup1nent .... u. Shtnd & . 111 ;;vvu YI ca eo · ave BUENA PARK' (, """" I /nmc. ex:pcr. Neat Call G45-l0ti6. poo Pomeranl\ln, 1,1,,.1, fat•' COR?'ER 11;rp. rrd-wht. blue I Typlna ruq, . lc11ol cxper. HUNTINGTON llARBOR cnr Ii telephone. Go 10 Tit FACT IS appear Avail 3pr.;1 Dall •J"' 1 1 r hnl p r
ht>lpful. Gd seln1y & -5:"11-7180 IDlckl Toe Markel Mare1t you Ill' 522·2156 EVERYONE EATS l\fEAT! A J •25!1() N 1. l y. WHO WANTS TO V.'ORK" !tr, A1nerlean F. lti k i n1 o , o e 111 up 01· ': o ance be Ill C II •1 telephone our oUICt>il. . . COS~A MESA ,.!Py e~'IXlrl B \•d, DRIVE A CAB• -. Pui;.~ 100 J\UXED PUPS• uphoJs. chAlrs J small
nc ~. 11 " 11 r Iha. I! 0 U S E K EE PE fl r i~==::;;:,__:=====I oi"?,''i;;;;.;;;'°"c:;;::::--::::;-,o=:-[CltOOS>.' -·· bo"..;, ,,_,, Stud ' Sen ·iee Mo.~!· lin.'t'd.·s·. J?!!~11cd c.-hests, reas. &Mi-833--0l23 for lt1tcn·Jev.·. c ~ P. d..J JI v e. Ln. Eni;:... (714) 835-7•117 54• -1 SERV i;;: er~ .... ..... I ~~
For lnfori'nl'iUon· r"-7· • SALES I:::E :ilallon. part time, lor yourseU. be your ov.•n Open F:\'Pll. ~1-.l027. -.='----.. -----·! EXPERIENCED "'lll~ spetJkirig. Xlnt &alary. rtlusl· TIC. TOC SYSTEMS FOUNTAIN VAL-LEY Rcttl Estale Invt!~lments eve & ~"et'k·rnds. l\Jusl be ·bou. p,1en or worllf:n. ~n 1 s1. Denlllrd pop, ,\KC RI'". 7 COUC.11. .J ](l\'f' sedt, bor h
Apply ii• 11\.'ntOn. Corro.,.,··8 hn~·e refs. Private l'll1 & "''"ual Oppor. Employer SU.1754 Smttll, aggre111h'C', R.E.I court~us, ld_endly .& neat ~ al.tghtly b1J1dlc11pl)l"t! S50. 3 mnth5 old. 1 n1ini;-1 fur . SIO. Dru m .~e t •
Resww·aut; 620 Ave Pico; b<l.lh. Nwpt Bch ST.>-3798 ...... FULLERTON inVl'Slmt>nt company, active Hppeaf'111B. \Viii train, ~fust Neat '. Clean /)ppenraoce. tur~ poodle pup, 9 ""k:H:HtJ, \\ Z!'lgrn ~ crnbal 124 t
SC ' lfOUSEKEEPER. Live jn. r.J,\NAOEl.1ENT & SALES •lll-lS4I 111 A les, de\'elopme'nr ~& h.a1-e referenct's. Call G~ri:y Vts .. relln!d. Age 25 to 10. Jlt'rllitref' S2S. 962.1732 I SlJCI. !Hb-1.'IJ2. art 6pm.
EXP ER I ENCF.D J\1otht>rlells home. Good pel'5t0rinel for growl.or 11yndlcallon ha11 one 5..i7-7'2~·1 C'.\I. Supplement your lnrnmc. , , ADJUSTA Bed, llf',·er uS('(f.
Maln!cnkllCt! man netded dril't'l'. ·Perni. Ref' 5 · ehlldrt'ns 1 young junlon HUNTINGTON BEACH OPt>nina;. Great opportunity SERVJCI:: Jiilat!on attendant, Drive a <'.ab 8 hn or more 11 ,\K~p·e fa9 n . ~re~all 'j;11e Be~t 011• over Sl25. Call
full tlnie. San Cle1ntntc Inn _673..:..9111 afl 6:30pm. speciality shops. rituil be 540-5140 ~1· lil'.°fesiilonal . _Mwil be fully f'xper, ihl,Yll. Good day. Apply in llerson, f" ni1 ~7i.it.ffi.Jiw_1 er &1Zri100. 492~103. lt<>USEXEEPER. days. full c nth usiastic, pcr50nable TUSTIN-RE DH I LL ht.>enstd. Local otht.'il. \\'r ite pay. aas.s A mechaniC'. Yellow Cab f'o ., 186 i::. 16th P · \11'1\NTf:J)
· FEJ\1ALE \\'Rn.ted, rx[ld full or 1>4rt·timl•. N ""Y i'o rt w/a dc1>lrc to learn & • 8-6256 . , ~~u1 ;rr'""o a~_Nn1. =--~· !!~~ly Tuneup & carb. exp. Xln't Sr . Costa ~fen. F ree To You I04S * USED BRiCKS *
time eml>lo.vce. f I g u re Bench, rels rcq. &l;)...1828 achlcvr. Positions avBll. In WESTMINSTER 0 • Ca · uuie '""· ........ ta pay, 5 days. Reilly's Arco, \\'oman for n1otel ruald \\"Or.k 87(>.4'.fi-I
npUturlf', 1he11vy w o rk HOUSEKEEPER I C(X)K. Newj>ort, Hu n l l nit on 894;-0611 ~feM. · 92626. ~h & Newl>':'rt C.l\.f.:._ Laguna BCl\,.h 11.'IOrt. 6 FREE LOVE * LOV~:SE:AT s. sofa clL~tom w, tboof Ii: u r c s I , Po11tlnR: lh·e In with couple . .Newport Harbour & Santa Ana. Call SALES Shipping/Receiving day ~·ttk. 494-1196 · . . .
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peg rd system, 10 key 'Jk'nch. Brfs. 64(}..0009. Mr. Rcynoldll, The Red Special program for Better faghlon & gpc11swear. AsJ;e.mblnra, male or fefn. ·YARD f.1AN. full time, neat He1cl1,~ .. 1s a 2 ~ ~~· year old uS«!. usually hm, 968-7910.
adding machine. g n n d Il\ll\fD . allfi d i ,.:Ba:;;l'°;;::"c.L~l~m~l~t"'""' ~846-00'°"':;,;:"o.· 7 I wilicf!n:::ed applicant'! Strong bkgmd in Mies ol Small ~·holesale manuf. 111 appearance w / very ye uJW !abrador in _nl.'erl of a h0~.,",1'11'!.'A'°'d 1 'N'o'. • 19,. '.\'~~110" ~c h 0 0~~ie~·~~8' d ~~ v e: 5 ~fGMT t111c 21-30 $150 wk 1.-fashion. 642-2444, ask for novelly .co. Sells netionally. neat hand11.·Mt1ng. Apply fa~1Uy willing 10 i:ive 1.01s of ANTIQUE oak h:illtrce $Jj(I,
D:,1 P~I 1 1, 0 "· 1;;,,, pref. II not ,qual, trainini:: guarn 11!. Col1efi!:e pref'd. J\.fr11. Chepnwn, 9:30 lo 1 nn1 Some exp e r . beneficial. mornings 1930 Ne~'J)Ort Bl\'d lo1c anti 11nrlersrand1ng -~T~-1:.~:...c lied S4j, Cnll Q;;;1~ J\.f~~11.', cit g2626x JW, \l'ill be provided. Xlnt job I ~';''~·~R~l~eh~·~"'~~··~"'6-=~54~5~5c_·~ SJ.LES J1Cr&0n, art iupplles Golden'i; Magic \Vand 946 and lots of nxnn \I) run. She
lor house~·ifc in local area. l\.IEOIANlC Wanted. CJo.11s A I Wa,l,~~'~'~,,lee . & picture frames. 40 hr wk. \\'. 17th St c l\f Appiy 9. Is AKC _re.11istered "'It h 7' Burnt Orant:P Contp. F/C Bk kpr for s mu 11 Cal.I ~ton-Fri 9-2 492-3873 s LI r d Apply J2-6nm, Tues or,Wl'd. l!Ar..t. ' ~-· I _ ll~l ~11pers llV(l!lable. \\'e ""OUIJJ COUCH. S65. Call aft. 6 . C ·mag ccn.sc pre eiTe · C " H Mll'chandlu · · like to see hei: go 10 good I p.n1. &H-t:l":IO h1t~lne11s 111 osla r..1f'!m . INSURANCE Top Pay, Apply in prrson at 190 S. oast "'Y, Laguna .........,..,__....,,_....~ . prople ~'Ith a BIG yard or
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Subn1lt resunie ,\ sulut·y Experienced 1 n s u r an cc f:)cxon, 300 E. 17th St. Costa Beat•h ' Sr. ProJecl l::ng:ineer·Indus " ranch .~tyle lot. Plense-if l\Just Sf'll. rhnettc. s"'iv.u requlr~nicnt to P.O. Box Accounts P..eecivab\e Clerk. -'~'~"='~·==~~=~--\V&~: ~~JR'i[ SALES glrl needle point/ Prod. De3elopmenl $20K Ant' you cannot g\\'c Hf!icli a lot e.~:~·8 roc~e:, 6~2i;Jlen.'O, ~·1 ~~;~.Co. 92680· or cnll l\.tnt. H. i ch a rd s·o·n, f.10TEL J\lAIDS , -J ccewcl backgn::··-:t a must. Projf!ct Tuginttr S15K 1que1 • 8005 of lo\•e in return do not call c · lll!$t, ·
1':n1p!re Insurance Co. WI LL TRAl ;N;~~~I EqunJ ·Op1X>r1unlty Employer Some eve, week-ends, tl.'1)18., S1· Engincl'r/J\fech to S20K GE 'S N· IQ "S 1t1lkt> ut 6T:>-llb1<1. cvc11 & :J 01ron1t> Stools, S:rl. en. As
1'-RY COOK F:xp., n1ust bo.~ 8.'t)..Q'iti6-------TOlt or-P:lll'i'fe7"'"Apjil)I CO:Sl.11 --i--so.-Coti11t Village. ~191!5. SI'. Buyer tt1an!/indu11t~I • :raut.R~~l t~sftro~""St~ .,.,·eekcnds. Good tts N~\\'.7
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clean & neat. Over 21. IRON ING Lady to <lo my Pi1esa 'Inn, 370.> JJarbor Real Ei
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t6•t0• Salts SEAl\.1SfRE&5. Exper. only. • SISK rnd Oak Ibis $295 5 Pl.F.ASE SAVE J\1E F'R0'.\1 !Xi7-3 31 ~-~r~rn,i$~W.n C:s~JJ~V:. Ironing in your home In Blvd., Costa l\1c11t1 . Spanish 1peaklng OK. De.signer draftsman/elee. pressback clu'I Sfi(l ea , THE POUND! Lab/Shep COUCH. i;ood oondl1ion. Call
N.u. Cd~t area. 673-6519. MOTEL MAIDS Liceniing School Heavy duty J)OW('r mach. F·C Bookk 11~~ hoosicr $150. 7· Oak .kilch mix. c:reat "-ateh ~Jttly-~ le 16 enly, attff-ft~~'>l----
JANTTORS wanted p.tlme. 5 for Ne~'J>(trt Travekxlge. 62aJ In · Hra 7:45 to 4:15, 5 dy \\'k. ceper ····•·•·· _ cabinet $29J, 011k China tree. 514--0030. _ l -~p~,,~l::.. ~'~l&-=2563='-----
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Nightll per ~-eek. r..tust lie \V. Pacific Coasl Hwy. N. Hunti1'.19ton Beech Apply Sea Suits, 837 \V. ~~~~rR!~~.:::::~ cRoa~;nets S?'125 ~ .!:75 Lad01<ks 4 ADORABLE BLACK & .G . , I -•s
O\'('r 18. Start $2.25 ht. Call ll. Top \Vagt'fl, t-·un Time. 161!1 Booch Blvd. 18th, Costa Afesa. Se B k ,.=..,.· . top S , ......,aut a \\'HITE FLUFfl' KITTEXS a rage~a • _.., 'SEA SfRESS s I cy ~ erage ·--······~~ Library lbl $225, , . · Slfr-S'l'll. -MTST Operator • 1'~ast Start Training Ai ' pan 11 h Accounting Clrj,: -······· ,$550 Cht>sterfield crvd couch 8 v.ks. old, weaned. 644-1006 THERUllOOR l.lh·in oven ..\
JOB OPENING. blueprinting, Ft'I! Paid. \\lork on the staff • C!OliOO Orc:uit TV speak In g • Welcome. Girl Fri, CPA ... ' ..... ··~ $1;JO, 1870 Armoire $315, 1870 Eastblufl. . range lop. dinin~ roon1, _ • CUstomen. Enrn Now. J>11y
Laltt. . -Nt'\\'port. $2.50 ~ta11. fl1u!!t or · local \\'tll kno,vn •Nationwide Referrals r.tachlne & hand "-ork. F·C ~kkeeper ••..• .-.$~!:"> Eng l \5h piano $450, Unmarried Cockapoo ~·an1s patio, furniture. baby neccl9
hc responslhle&pcrsonahll'. publicatkln. Great co · • !•ledlcal Program Crocliet \\'Ork. 496 -7361 Accounting Clrk ....... ,$55(1 Grandfather $425, \Vall & you lo take 1 of her !rec k 111isc. U5 &1pphirc, 534-7117 or 534-3144
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·19'1-7IB3. \\'Ol'ken IF good benefits. • U1nMgement Pl'ograms mornings. Cllll Jeannie Sisco mnntlc clocks. & n1uch sassy 81vk olds. 493-4810. Bnlhoa Island. 6734i65.'\
Lanai Secy lriinH Sa1ar)' to ·s100. Also 1'-ee e Fl'Ce 3 \Veck tn Dt'plh Security or Judie Striner more! 482 El Can1lno Rral, WHITE toy poocUe 7 ouis H _ 8060 If Yo':a have exper. a.s a Jobs. Call Betty Cotler, Training Program NEWPORT Tustin ~2-4932, 8:»-li89 l\lale. F'rec to good home: :.::0~·~··~•:...---~,.;,;:.:.:
secretary, lhls Io c·a 1 5-~ Coast11l Penionnel • Learn While You Earn RETIRED Personnel Agency .. OPEN 6 DAYS Call 546-2848. l\IUSTAl"G qtr. nutrc. 1t
attorney will train yau In Agency, 7790 Harbor Blvd, Call BHI Flory 132-5440 -133 Dover Dr., No. 30 Orange Gel. Antiques 3 CUTE mix s;1elli1"' ollps, s hands., 7 yn;, Sorrell. F'ully
the fa11einatlng career of CM l\fonday thru Friday GENTLEMAN Newport Btach 642-3870 Hundn.'C\11 of an I. I q·u es, "·ks. F'ree to good honic. 1 rained \Vestern/Engllsh.
Jnw. !\lust have sh. Call NEED l:lclp-Male or female-• TARBELL for Perm. Plae"irnent Agency stained .gla,;s, \\' o o fl en PH: 646·1390. SJOO. 171•1\ 897-2627 ~~~. ~700°~1"~~~g~J~: ~ift~1.;;s~W~1), ~ltly 875
\V R. E. e:iiwr trnlnln,. Snuill SECURITY ~ ~~ps,$~ &\V ut·. iti~'. BEAUT. male klllen. i 11•ks RECISTERED thoroughbrt'd
STUDENTS f/th:ie now p/I Santa Ana. Open 1 days, 9 old. Long hair, dark gi;ay 11:eldlng. -huntf'.r palt'ntial.
Cl\1LIQUOR CLERK NEW FACTORY ~:::.~yp$c~i! ~~:t"1';n. GUARD F'nll. Neat, .reha,p ~r, ph ID 8 dally. . tabby. fHS-40.17. Best offer. Shawn. 496-734:1 GENERAL
SECRETARY
Branch outlelll Just opening n<'C". J\tr. LeVI, 846-54.xi. "'RE~~ .... COLL. I" . 10 BONA Allen \1·estern saddle. · 'ti In area needs the following: R I l t'JNE estate J e ,., e Ir Y, ~ , ""• " ·:" mix, xln d $300 P.','.:",,a™.:~' .~!,nm~1."°'e~..!~: ~lgmt Tme $185 ~·k ecept on st -IF you are interested in SUPERVIS~R. . bronzes porcelains, f In e mos. Spayed. _Xlnt temp. ·,-· t l'O'C~u GT'i-3772
"u "" vo; ' ,~ Servmen {2) S3 hr PBX 11urkin1t 16 hours between Stock, storagt> & sh1pptng. A crystal. rugs, lorn . ·l.~A~lt~"'~"~·~""~"~""~--'---~ J-;:;:;;;;;i;:;-''-"""""c_iiiiii pref. hut not n e c es s . Sale.men 'Open n1ldnlght Friday and fw;t growing steel furniture antiques &: n1uch more to be FREE to gd home, n1ale Jewelry -1070 ~6~13-~w~:..111;;:;,·~·6~M.c..;0~01~Y-·.,...~...-I midnight Sunday and want n1anuf. llrm needs an sold at public auction. COCKER SPANIEL, 2 "TS~l ;:.;;:;.:.c-<--'-----"-I Snlllry eo m_me n s u rat c
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qual!Clcations Send rt'sume
to P.O. Box 232'1, Nelql()rt
Beach, Ca 92663.
LlVE-IN ll""t housekeepin<1, All benefit.II, career poaltloM. Rec· ept'1on'1st ID lllllke $3.00 an t.our and bit l ust _..,,. " ROLEX ~·atch. dill m 011d ..:hild caro~'~7 days. SaJ;cy 494-1065 Ql'(! cager lo take atim led ous , c omTr 645-uuu. · Has 1~· 846--0995 elusl('t ri ng, di amond
SECU{tJTY seriously,· w(' 0 en man, exper. n PAINT & VARNISH removal AlL v.·hlte shorthalred male solitaire. si!\·cr set & many open. call 942-2995. NEV.'SPAPER Auto Route A' bu f nt off" \\·Guld like to talk with you. stock control &: shipping 10 Antique Furnllure our kit~n 10 \\'ks more i1enu;: of es ta 1 r
L\'N -3 pm toll pm & rellef Illig. Bch) ~lust be O\'Cr 18 Gener:T cl::lcal du;~:~ \Ve are NOT a ~ccurlty ~ead ~ ct1~8~~u;"tlo~ ~pecialty. 557-2736 ·Call a.i.~ jc,re_lry to !X' l'I01d ut publir
It pm to 1 a .. 1. Experie:oc-e<I &: h11ve dependable enr. guard service. Apply: organizing ablli1y is Apphancft IOIO IX>G found, 6 wits old. b & auction. su.noo.
for oonv. hospital.. Good ~~t3s:~:Szi!,a!~i.$t~~.~~~· and accurate tyP.ing r• DICEON Nq'd. Al~. ability to _ v.· .• needs good l:l omt'. Livestock 1075 GENERAL
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I .i"'iii'iii""iiio' ......... 300i;ili;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i I quired. Cord board. ELECTRONICS commlnicate-w/all \e\'i!ls of f REIGHT DAMAGE SA~E. 847-4618. -t' OLDERLadywho candrive, Good frlnte benefits. . , lhe Ol"ganization. Xln't pllv new ll o t Poi nt B t"fuJ K sh nd-HORSE BOARDING . Ma .1ntenance part iline companion, Ill?. Nice, but active work· INC &: fringe benefils. Send Re!rlgeratol'S, \V a 5 h (' r ll' -eeu 1 _ -!ti OU BaCk Bny AT"l!n. Bo:t lltlll11'i ~~~-=f~~~:"'f• ~~~j11~~~:r~·~·~ld~e~r~eo~· ~up~t~··~5~· j.l~n'La~c~o~nd~lt~lon~· ~·~·-A~p~p~ly~='..-f--.l& --~-··AM ... :._ re11ume to Afrs. C.Omfort, ~ ... ~ D~~1~h1[9:.~e:-· l\fft!e. 545-4763 . a\·al/11hle. Call for dc1alls.
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TEJ\1PO Ten1porary He.Ip U Son1e Opl ic11 I' cxperlenl'i! DICEON AN '1JUaJ oppcrlunity -near llarbor. 919-2921. 546-2267 MiscellanHUS IOIO S Pervl"s·o ,, r OPTICAL LENS-CLEANER, Itvi;;.C;nf.'.ian---1~~on-Rarman;--lrvine; 36zi-w:\V~ San~: ·:H·ss;a:c:;:cE~~D_;WHl'FE~S"4fF 6600.
• P.~!~~ but not required. employer Telephone Safes SEAndR'S _2!•':0 ~~ 1~~ ~•Siamese, 7 weeks. spunky, SHAG RUG. 6:..9 Rust .t· ·
G F, NE RA L· 0 F"' I c E. Under the limited IU-64·"'" Electron1"cs .. ·-co .• u,..,.. ., outrageous. boli trained, 3 Beig('. nylon. $30. S\VAG
'Ex1ierit'l\('('{I, o~·f'r ::o .. 1 porvi1ion a Facility En.. Part-Tim• Job ' SECRETARY Costa Mesa Arte new. sr;i0 .. l )'l' main!. femnlei; 546-368·1 . LAJ\TP. l\icker. $10. 546-$5S2 Person olflce. BookkN'p1ng •1 be I Flexible boot'!i. Hospitality agre<.'mcnt 8.11-9619 • -
helpful. Sl20. ~·k. G44-84Jl.I g lneer w1 I respons ~ Hottt11 Service n eed-£ ID (TEMPORARY) Wark From T Jl ERM ID 0 R self·clean
rl G T I ' ble 'f o r preventive intelligent, w 0 m e.n .to C. , . ... Your Home • oven. Range top w/grlddlr. Gi S• uys rave maintenance of prad!'C" \\'1!lcome new famille1. You 1 si" Apprt>xiamate\y 3 months. ' bit-in. Avoc1ui~. "perfect
18·23 Fret' to tro.vel \vith tlon equipment and in-~·lll need a car & l~vl!e~0(a~'H"4 Typing 55 w,p.m. + IB.l\.'l Top Commissions oond. 673-665.1 · cha~roncd 1.~up to Hawaii stell1tlon and repair of typewrlter. can 547-3095 lor Selec.trlc. Shortband 70 * 558.73ll-* Rent.We1her1/Dryers '!R~ & n:i,bf!r10c~\1!:t 1~~~~ prad~e:t lon machinery. Interview appt. An F.quRl Opportunity v.·.p.m. +. Previous public EquRI Oppor. Employer $2. \Vk. Full main!.
iveeks expense paid !ruining Wiii have support of PBX OPERATOR Employer M·F · _contact helpful. * 639-1202 * -·~~~q//Mi ~ " ~,:..f A CONVtNlfNT SHOPPING ANO .
progran1. lmnied. cash two people and will Telephone answering st'tV. Apply in Personnel Dept. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS HOOVE R portable \\'8.Shlng ..;¥ SfWINC CUIO( FOR TH[
drA.\1tlng acrounl, tran11por· handle plumbing, eltc· pro(C8slonal ex ch a n it e · RECEPT./$.~C'Y fi.fonday thru 1''rlday !J.llam. for non·protit athlrtic club. mnchine. Xlnt .cond. $150. or
talion furnished. for per-trlcel boilers, com· Fashion I1ilarid, N.B. Exper. Fine IOCRI co. A lot or public PACIFIC MUTUAL S2'1tl. nio. salary for S hnl best .offer. 642-TJM
sonal Interview can r.trs. _..1 • I ndl only. Top ~Y &. fringe contact on this variety 700 N rt Cc tr Dr N 6 per day. Agply _ 315 E. ~ FREE PICK UP-Ref's
\\"sc SJS.7756 1Dani-<lprn presswu air, a r CO • benefits. Call llJ.4 :P.lon·Fri, pogitlon. Good typing 6 Ute an ~~op~unlty ~;,,piy: ~~.B. 9:4::> or 2:4::> Appl's & Scrap ?.lctal. Cali i\l~·Frl only. tioning motors, drllla, &14-7009. sh will land this outslanding ;,.., ...... ,,;,; ... .,..;,..,,;,;. I T'iiiiiiii'iJ>ii"sAIES'<iihl~~~·~~!-:1?:' ·~~·~--~ S I C J hn T"' "RHONE s,"ES <th any ime. ·~ GIRL \VM'TED no exp . .,.,.111 etc., etc. a. ary com·, PBX OPERATOR position. all Rita o 90n, r:.i...c. • ...., r1c d 3 1 1-'n. '' m .. 1.e Drn""rles. mtnsur ate with •xperl· Answering service eiep .• full 54<Hi055, Coastal Personnel SECRETARY year Tlics &: Taps, Year G.E. elN"t p ryeJ. eye e11 .... "" ,,... A-noy -Ila•~, Bt•• ""'Y van'oty •pol with. Iola -·nd en>ployment. Call Ed like new St>a. • 61R Ohm11 Way. Ci\t. 642-6171 ence .O'I'-"-"11 tin1e. Apply 657 \V. ':t:.:1=-• "'"" · .uu ~u, .,.... ' ~ '1'1!8 962·1965 • ,.,.. 642-1403 .._., of oppor. for :i gal 1\1th s;ood =~'' CM. 64z-41171 Good benefits, stable 19th. Suite H, C.l\1. I ~-·-·-~~---~ skllll, bright sniile, I:. zippy REF RIG&:RATOR-l'reezcr·
company, near t h a Recept/Trilnee $475 pe1'!1C1rlality. Fun job TOO~ DIE g \Vhlrlpool excellent cond. GIRL or young \l'Oman f1"l-r
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Cook and look af!rr elderly
gentlemen. 846-.2161.
GUARDS
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guards for Orungu Co. ure11 .
Cull (213) o&ri-5325. 8n1n-
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T. .. 'll\'l'ene<." Sreul'lty, Inc.
A. PCB Tyne 45. v.row1'1 lob. AAMES 1-' FREE ~ O<ango County orpo•t. WESTCLIFF _,. 1 -"'S"cc'·...:S<H<=o:·v"'---~~
Apply: Personnel Agency ,. Empl~~:n~ ~\fgency MOLD MAKER B icy~le~ 8020
DICEON Dicoon Eloct,.nlcs • '""'' m ContorJ Cos" """ "'6·1100 *BICYCLES*
leadl'l manufacturer 1651 E. &finger, S.A. 2706 HRrbor Bl., Suit" 207 New 10 speed $64.95. Bench
Cl It a42-8836 An1heim .. 710·8120 6~1282 El • of rigted rcu R ECF;PT IONIST with 600 No. Euclid Small clectronl('s tlrm n~s Bicycles, ,.,.. ec tron1cs, Boards la.seeking qual-bookkeeping Hkil11, for --=~==-,---f'XJX'r\('nCN person w/ttbiti-BOYS BICYCLE 10 SPEF~D I lfi~c•ndldat11 for Aa<tNO&shre t'n du 5trla1 SECRETARY-1y to cl('sign & fub molds or rt1ti.DE IN :FRANCE $150
I I • -·--ADVERTISING dies from <'letail drawings. •"·'"""" nc 1t m , n1pect1on, p 1 a 51 l e s co., Costa G I kl I o 0'~~c~~::=w~===-,,-~1 GUARDS • touch· p, silk screen-11.fe>sa/N'pt vie. 54&-6243 AN! you tt rl()!ch ubo\'e th e s!: 0:~ ng ronr s. ay 2 KE\V SCJ-IWINN 10 spd.
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" ' Im1nP.d. en1ploymcnt, full I I I PERMANENT 1 1 1 rl'st & looking for n101'C than I::itual 0000,: Emploi·c r Varslty &:_Continental. Boyl' time, pa11 tin1t'. lni1ldl' \8j?.2. \Ion K111'n1an Ing, mu t • 1ytr, m a-c er e 8,; just a M?Crelary pcsilio11. l & girls. 956-24M att 10 an1.
,vork. \\'Ork· any sh!fr. r1t-tne. Calif. chlne shop, photo.print• wppoti~lonf~· :r.:!~ acrcqcu~te S ~ then )'Ou're our rdl'I. l\.tust 549-304 10 SPD Bik('ll s74 as.~einbiL:J \
Un''lonns r u r 11 Is h c d . on equal opportuni!y 'ojJ lit 2nd and 3rd .,. · · hnvc good shorthand & ,.,....,,....,..,..,..,..,..,, I • 1 de11lttd 122 .,_ d Stolre8, Spokes Blcycll'~ Ne~'J)On Beach, Costa r.1~11 employer m· sh ft openings. Will -· !~P~11!u~~~~9·ad""No. J:s~u,~~ ·rYPIST HB. 53f>..GS40 & 536-7697
area. Unlwr111tl. l226 W. h "'"',"t"'A"m;.,;l;,VA!!N!!TE""'D""'""' tr1ln 1h1rp applicants. REUBENS Daily Pilot, P.O. Boie 1560 .. TECHNICAL TYPIST ~'-~-~Ua~~apo~~:~ily cn1pl'y ~EACLIFF MOTEL Wt are en 11tabll1htd, Now Hiring Costa Meta, Ca !12626. . l1nmritlill1c opening fo.r In· Building M1ttrials 8025 \. &
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lfOSTESS . callhlcr, dlnnJ?r ' 1661 S. Coost HW)'. reputable growing cam· --·-SECRETARY ~~~l~~~orwl~~la~~~:: ALUt.l. !iCrttn• door, gas ~ j· '
position, npp1y Sa m• s t.fAID, part lime day5, pref fits near the Or ante HOSTISSES or old line finn need~ l)(?bble \Vlllson. 6#5800. ~·all hcater1 w11ter heater,
Scafcod 16278 Pacific CO<Utl expd or will tnln. Lido County ~rt. Appl'(:~ p /TIMI.· eUiclenl lndlv. I\' I &O Ct d _&CSI .ElnanctaLServices antiq.-tub.-COtlnl!e .,.,,ltldo~'. -\1..~ \-l--•---'~1 1wy:-11:~ ~--Sho"" ~ott!l~&i~-:--. -DICEON ... -"'KllPl·R----~~· ~.ve~:~!~e~=: t>qual oppcrrunity emplr. kitchen sink & dlt;;'.sal.
Sell Idle ltefns ...... &12-5678 CLASS If JED wtll Mil 1t. ADJtl)' J.5 Daily CalJ Coa.slal p t; 1 0 11 n c 1 TYPIST• 67:>1462, 008 Acacia, d~I .
251 E Caast Hwy Agency, 5'M>-605.5, 2 7 9 0 Fee Pald. Beautiful office in Cits IOlS 1 EEK & FIND• Electron"ics N ·port l!aach n arho• e1vd, CM ,, .. , .. comp'"· s•m ·1450 ~ S ow *So ' Boolck Alw F"' Jorn" •• Cail R;ta Hl'IA'IYA,N Bloo PI. -W ~ Sources of Perfume
'' Equal Oppor. Employer C y1, t•pers J I "I"""~~ Coll 1 1 " ..., -.... ~ '~
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R W M 0 0 N A R E G R 0 T R S N Y L D nc · I d Pl'rsonnel Agency, 219 0 o11ys: 87~1, Carul/Evl'. :--.. r:.1 RN 1 to 3 pm, 41 bed conv Liz H.c n ers AgC'nl'y M11rbor Blvd, CP.1 2131961>-4700 ·1-
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11522 Von Karman 5'19-3061 Newport BeRCh S.tl·R IOO , TYPIST SIA~IESE Klt!en. rrn1, 4 n10,
N GS F 0 0 0 WC H 0 S L B VS R M R lryine, Callf. '2664 RN/l.VN \\'t'E'kcnds 7.3, 3-ll, 0111 A Job 133-0ISS Our mull roon1 lll'Nls an Lilnc Point. CFJ\ reg, shots,
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[!] ·~:qua I Opportun!ly Superior, N.B 612-2410 E11tttbllghed 1965 Nallonal Sy· s!el'ns, 4 3 6 1 n-, . -i-1.11• n' l<l•rlr,.·• a!J"h~n. W A B A N C S N 0 F V H W M E R K N C en1pkl)'i'r 1n·f -.... L,, 11T -f1T 111., •II• nu1 .. 1 l1t·M111r •·f'<l· SECRETA RY, • l .B .J\I . Birth ~!;__ N.B. M6-7::60.i.;;,:.!::.________ '''""'i~ 111"";:... ,1,.1 .1,1!dnM ~IM h in or L'" s AL R L MIP_:E R F-U-M Ef S-L-G-A-V-0 -*PUnC'HASINO CLER"'" -ROUTE Exec. /l!°)•pewr itc r &-Nt'tl:r O,-Airport. GEl'tMAN shorth:i lr n1nlr. .,..,.r1. rn rn1 1<'nft'I. blltl'.
"'o•k at •--cl>. Gen. offlee SALES • Dtc1ntlng Equip, '4 d!lY/\\'k, Hou~Ctr'l:ilncd . .l4 \l'kl. $20. ---.1111TIITT'"PnJH"rn"lnir 11 1·~*' S Y I G E R L M • N RYS NC L 0 w ~~ I I rt II Uh N U RGEN LY Sn C -. \loJP!••I l'.ot•• rn ;1;: quick. W L " lbllltl•• w/typlo>g X n oppo 1111 Y w · · u T Beaut. llne!I. c. fin '! \'our o"n mlrior w!Ll ii-II "''', ,, 0 1.,11, '111",.~,"~·ovy phOllCll. _,j \\IE \VILL TRA IN YOU ?-ftg. Bo.hkin&' F'll'lll. Send · kt'Cp. 64::i--0715. 7SS \V. ''·'° l>o• ~un1c1I•·,. you 1ooi ;i , ~-' r .. ,.,r ~,,.11 ll~n~rn. A 'L S 0 0 T C, L 0 W E R S L A 0 S A L . .,. "'' A d · -lary RMlume to Classlflt.'t'I ad No \\'II ,....,1 1u 1hl• 11raef1u111111\tttl "'"•~ 111 ~ h oppty. ROSAN, INC. 2901 n pay you a sa 11 J:>\I · NEEDED ,:,:,~"'""'"::.· ~·~'" -,----,,"'.CC7.I i11• tl 1111 "l!h or 11 l1 h(111t 1' • •·rnr• 1""''~' i>•tl•rn w. Coast ff~')'.~ N.B. whUe doing II. It you ha\'e 11!~;. ~~11 •1 °'· CP.O~ pup p J Es , p u r ch r fl (I nu .... r "u1brul~er1. ~:~;~:~~1"'~1~,~:~·.~·f'iJ:,j'
cqual oppcrtunlty nlwy1 wanted to tun your o11111 • ....,., • "csa, 11· 1"0'°· l">orwcvlttn Elk Jlounds. !S 1•r1n1rd ,.,,,,.rn t•tG · dJ•> ~~h'"" ,.,11 IP~'"'""' A N M I V N T I S R E S 0 P 0 E 0 R 0 rol own busineu v•e will 1how SEGRE:TARY I Rcceptlonl~t. "'kll. $30/no p a pers. ll11r Iliff• 10~. 11\.i. •~..... "'"'k· 11r mor" ~oo 10 All•" "'uallty Cont )'(Ill hD1v 10 enjCly your w<!f.k.,. "'general Ot.fice 11<0rk. Sh' TYPISTS ,,. ~-. ••~.le~. 111" :1n. !'Ill' 11•, n"·•• ,..,1 1111· 11,111 l'1lol. S 0 S C 0 A L T A R H P A S N L 0 S R ,.-"'~I + ho 1-'~C:::.::::::::..~----~ I tbij~t 111 l'lo yd8, •5•. Trto. '«"''""r'n l"'i", r1tn 1&3.0ld • Growing Co. h111g lmm@dlate .,.ary +comm. nui;: not req'd. Jn Cosln l\lr:sa. GENTLE bf!nut l)uppif'l'I, ~ndSl.OOJfort•rhp•11tt11 Olt·••t• s.a11011. ,..:ew \cwk.
p R II R oi' U S S 0 f A f S I N L R T A C)J>enlng, (Or a )'OUl'lg mnn Vpdehlc[lfl ~~;.-~II expen1~ Sc!nd retu1ne lo On~!lial , M(llhtr Iii A boxPr. hrellh)', Add Z.\ c•IMJ fot "'~" nan .. r11 "\ 1w11 l"rtnt ~•m•. Ad·
lo do tint article It • l!lll·.1111t11""" Opcnling t1d no.198, e/O Duily Pilot, _9610 1nr ht•11·1.o~~m,.1l1nd •Prr1.t dl'\·~·Z•1•1'.,1h1T'n,•11mlwr E T 1' N C 0 8 L R A R 0 8 I N t 0 ML t It A b lne1s Blue Bo 1500 Cot ~I • , VOLT ' S5 f'll. 831· ll\'etl, # ~.11111o11,. oth''""" th1rct ..:r,.• 13t• '""•l p1111ul1r rcctlvinl Inspection. l\.fust e1T Dr)' Ulll Id '.1 .. L. P.O. x • ta . csa, .• k <l•'•df"ll1l'JY "'•tl l~~"'!IU<!~ .~ ... 1., .... 11 .... rl~l~eMlfO'rafl ff 1 U M R t F A H A L E A V E S V 0 A M\"C txp. In r e tt I! In C C'roM Blue She · '' f.\/Vr Ca 9263j Temportry S.rvict1 LOVABLE boxer pup1., "' II "~·~'t""'",.. . .._•001o ,1t;on~ l•l~l•·t' 111 ,.,1n .. • T111trt:
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; 1 chelr rrs. Bruss andil'on set Rental fr $5 Jll,500. 4't-a6. •• ·Yarnt.ba: 90 elec. atart, • no,.~ eamr,r· vs: Is ~I'll. Crtvter 8MW ·NO. 01800:!); low • 36-mo. Jutt cleaned. Just PQlnt<..td
$25, Milk stool $1. 4 a11ist's S · 16• Rl,ENELL l/O. ~OAfC, .fairilw, • extra• $150 . -r. -·~ •• ,re tls ., wu a.wardW tM BMW open le• at SU3~08 per blue metallic. $140 0 . 2 Door. qn1d metallic, 6deyl., I',
dllplay easels $2. ench. Must sell qu.icldy! s:mo. -.sa-tll5!-~ •.. etc:'R:adv tot tun, ~Aw• .... ""' Hotrma.n mo; fully equipped. NO 962--2700 automatic. air, ra 1•· Mlr.e. pietu1<e fram~s $5. !or "--NI h , II 9 · ~;) 9861 " ~ .. v:, pltal reduction -·ired tJ Sun !)("ti.fer, tt.e«nt a r o u P . 1,
•'l O"gl 1 .1 . ti 1• ..,...., ~ ti t * ~ * . ~ MDklir . ....._, (28'N96) Moton. We ire dedicated ca .. .,..... · ' . VW ~f. -r e d . t~ETFl , 1 . .-. na 01 ru111n ngs 11 S , I S I" • $JS88 to ..t __ _. • _,._ JI ••----• ••-· ,,,_ di I "" •" 2 h. ~ h ,. 2 'b ah t :;JO, Sun. ~ Boats, Rent/Cho•, to5t .. Sa'-/R-9160 · ,.,vo YoG LW. .. ~~on lft __,,. ru~u• '-· '" '" $2888 1 .... ee lgu c <UN, ('n s, *P'a & G nd * 1 ,. . )'OW' --.ew, BMW. Sff us d\rome wh.11, tuned exh. t 1 :!odpernJaypcd"'a·-n'oo"''rik:.~,obffce~~ 1 nos r• s FOR RENT. DAY. WEEK. e VAc!AnON e * before )'OU leue ll'.1)' BMW. ........ Bf.It offer. Mutt sell by Fri. * 1 ~.. w• ~Fl~~~he'r °'uKbat•,.:,':"KekoimrbatngU hfO. C0°0NADO 35. Call AT YOUR• OWN PACE • , • f • 4rp lhl~ of"'tC BMW:a iau.r,.::u• July 19· 546-"'526 --i table attached, S25. G.E. lb<.: .,, ·~ J j t .m·~ mod 1 .-59 v w ~ Rotisserie $10 .. Foot stool • Knabe. ~-on & Han""". . 1n4> 325-l!M -'Choole h:om So. ~llf. 1'Hrl UI ~""'. Molt -ea Newport Beach . . • per Van $450. THEODORE. j
$1. Iron Rite lrortet' St\\, MUSSE>tt .. Sohmer • Stein-BMts, Sail MO "LarPst SelectiOn." ' RO FORD ' av. Jable for Uiunedlate de-13.'l-9300 Re-blt eng, u tires, brk1', 11
Cal'p<!n!er's anclcn1 tool \Vt\Y • Storey & Clark • "'fn. (Over 40 Minis A M.11. '1). , B Jivet)I', ENTER FROM MaCARTHUR papel'a, ,. prbpane lantern, ROBINS FORD ii
chest 39" x 23" soo. Golf ter • \Vrulilzer . Yamaha 1 12' KORELLE JR. sailbOftt DAl:.S CRIVIER BMW OVER stove, h<'a tel', ta111:<. Before ~
cart $.'l'. 3 plY'\'OOd hlngffi Nc\v Spinel!i !l. .•••••• , $595 1vith Highlander tiaiier. MO'J'OB HOME 2060 Harbor Blvd. ll8 W. lit St .. $.A. 835-3tn · 5• 833-72;1--8.!!.! 497:_1107_ 2060 llilrbor Blvd. 11
si.gn boards $5. 2 n1aplc Used fl'Om ........... ~ $95 1 Great for beginilen, contes ~RENTAES Costa Mesa ' 642·0010 C•prl , 9715 35 USED MOVING MUST SELL Cui;ta Mesa 642·0010 •f-
television cabinets $15. ea. P.layfrs , " •••••••••, $895 \~"idthdi m&alnUlsail: jib, oa"', Redhill .• "! Saft J~ 'fUStin •n FORD .Oub ""·t~au·Van, · MERCEDES 19Tl VW Super Blle, lllfle ,65 MUST~G 11 · ~Use. odds & ends 1nake Grands " ......... ,. $395 pa e e Jackets. Only (TI4) 83&0900 12 AJC,-r.AJT PIS CAPRI '12, v~. 4 spd, air, Dck. ExCt'l. -mech. oond, 1 offer. ~ P.r.L \Ved ., *ORGANS* In \\·ater 6 times. '74 pass., .. • • m.·· -~, 1219• ON 'ISPll~-006m! e n.. $ • •cvr ... E • HOUSE 'TRUCK '49 Int del"-tnt ' t'-l t .,_., ' "• .,.,!. ,, • ...,'. '. OWMI • -"'""'.-<I Thul's .. f"ri ll A~I to 5 Pi\T Bal div iii • (l)nn • Hrunmond • reglstrtion j.neludtd, $600 R E \ .,._ t _ _.· 1 . · -d· _ "881"6ncw ll'C!I, x n J J -4 3 1 -4 5 8 7 eve s V'l'1"V.w.1 Rebuilt englne • traM • and 1 Sat. & Suh. ;;oo1 Loren Lane Ka,, .• ,· . K•'m'"' • "··-y • or ~~II consider tra.~ tor · ·· · ...,.s 0•-at ~ c assic.. con ' -aft. 7. wkd.YB nf.83S.3833 e?Ct 260 -I 1 A It 1 o j r.~ta 'l • -~w>< h-hl r-NeW eng tir,.~l)rks etc ...,.. FORD~... -Su Ho•-• of Im Vovo , 9772 l'<'ar en(. el) rean1. ~ "e a. Rodgers • Thomas • · :rn· P ~·-·S.P c equipment. ' ' ' " ''" ~WMom """' per '73 CAPRr. ·AU/FM stereo, •-RA1'tc. needs about US ii\ 'body ,
SCR nM LETS aha • \Vurlitzer. 962--2189 Much more. lust -aee~ Vu ~ equip xlnt mags V6 ..l j;.,. I iOOll r-.... '70 VOLVO ~·ork. JU!it a few small ) I Jj • Optigan St50 EXCLUSIVE $4600. or beat otter. &I0-4596 cond. Make 'otter. 'Bel. noon mueeGe. ir.ec:1 wt~k vieyl 523-nso _ · . "dings. lnteriOl" good. $575. +1
LO\vrey sp·~··:::::::: $195 34 Islander. Brand· neW CUI< ·~· Shuta. 1120~ Motor Horiie l:,a.tt. s ~ .. 673--T.rlO top. Xlnt t'Qnd. "2-5136. '73 MERCEDES • s 0 s L STATION 1''lrm. 6'12-5908. 11 ANSWERS \Vurlitzer Spinet,' new .. S499 ton\ boaL Super-loaded. By ::iv~~ ss4-1;,r \\'eek. '71 FORD super Van 302. DatMM '720 Sports O>upe. Xlnl cond. WAGON Must•ng "52 •,'', *WIN FREE* o\vner t.I.-Th. att. s Pm. ~v · • Auto., camper c onv ., Prl. p8rty. $U,'l5D. 9'1t-3MO.
Cousin _ Pa.rch _Tying_ ORGAN LESSONS F., 31.). & Sun. • all d8y. .. • ~s.PH:~.e.~·l>CAXl.ntl 'COnd. N rt •-h ·or M.1-3275 eves. 4 'lpeed transmlulon, radlO,. YSY-267, Mu.sl1.1,ng '69, 1''.B. ~1ohair _ UIQI h<' IS 633-6886. -· 1 • R~NT: ·n •El Dorado _..... _,..._, •wpo ...aC 1972-280 S.E. f.s• boater, a·1r oonditioning:O V-8, .air, automatic, new ·1
\Vhen a nian is being su~ FU~L~RTON MUSIC HOBit; 16 Sharp cat Ltme lwtotoi'hOme. Sips 6, -.. u. '73 ·DOIXiE VAN, 15",CXXI *DATSUH* __ sedan. Clean. (749FVZ)_ paint. 847-o828 · 1
for dh'Orce he suddenly dis· 18191 E:uchd, Fountain Valley gl"l'e!l' • ~lblack r a c In a:. cont. $1?5. wk, + 5c a.mile. miJ.es. ~of xtfaS. -LEASE-,.,791 $2477 '6.5 CLXssrc 2-+;2. Slick. I
covei'S ho~; RICH II<' IS. I 557-4836 stri~. Must se.U by Aug J. 548-2Sl4 * ~~ * or MG 9742 Smog cert. ·Engine ~at.
REFRIGERATOR 20.S 'Ill\\'. 122 N. Harbor. Fullerton $1850 or.offer. 6'J5....4287.. RENT newFlingmotOr home AutOI Want.ct. 9590 BUY· FM radio, SZ75. 979-279'2
frosHess, 200-lb freezer. 871-1805 !!OBIE Cat. 14' light blu & Slps 6• tut~ SC, ~·. eti;. 5..;...leli . * 'GS ·?i.iO-l\tldRet. Radio, + 1\a"• l••..:1· MUSTANG '67, white 'vith
Like ne\'" S:?75. 8' l\01·a1 gold,, trapeze .and olhor \Vttkly rates. We~ver,· 545-TOP,.DOLLAR PAID r-"' heater. Wire whfs, Michelin -WA W"ID blnck Vinyl top i s oo .
·coocll & chnir $50. Din~uc CONT I NUOUS f"'REE xtras with car top carrier 5624· IMMEDl~TELY 26.0. Z $137 X, new top, 1 mvner, ofler. TOYOTA 673-1988
table, ext. 72", a chairs $40. 6RG·AN CLAS.'iES FOR 497-2571--, U x 64 dual ' wide. 2 BR. 2 FOR-AU.'FOR.EJGN CARS FULL Pi:tfCE.i+ T . .&: L . 548-3357.att 6 pm \vkdys. .-. .. =..,----.=
Sears Combo radlo/phono, ADULTS. Be gi nn ers OOLUMBIA 22.-Spin. ien. BA. Lge den. Air cond. Call or ·come,ln to~ ua. -·~· MG MIDGET 1969, ·excel Oldsmobile t955
ma.pie cab.; needs ,1·ork, ~~PM .• I1ntermediatTcs~~l5. outboard.__ Sabot, xlnl cond. Adult paric •. 493--0153 ~ NEW. 1971 eng, (37,000 n\i), radial 1966 Harbor, C.P.f. 646.9303. ~e• a~
S75. 540-().f'";X) aft 5 pm. ......,,a .. esa • uo: ..... ay S3500 492-9487 ' • Tr•llw1, Tr•••• '9171 610 2 or· .. Dr tires, darlt ~n. black lop. ·n 145 WAGON G 0 Id OLDSMOBILE nights, Fountatn Valley .. . . -I i't • $1500./otfer. 493-978.l eve8::.. w/black interior, air. radio, I BUY!! \\1cdncsday nights. Start any 10' W/~1de boo.rd.,_ Compliete· FACI"ORY .cloee nut on 2 4 Spd. Trant. Included Opol _ _..,.. Radial .,.... GMC TRUCKS " \\'eek. Fran Mic"" in $225. or ' l;iest Offer. Call --.: A"'" or all optlo' ns .,,_ new s. .i:. ... tra rear HONDA CARS Good, used furniture "' ..... GT>-5747 show unit&. 1-14'-4 sleeper IMv seat for 2 more kids. Fine aOrt\i,nr'e~ nr \Viii ~I'll fr',r vou charge. Coast Music Costa . . . . w/duaJ ~etc. riiarine dwingONtLhlys aale r 'G!rOPEL Kadette Ral.Jye, 2-t coodition. fl-995. 496-3006. UNIVERSITY OLDS MASTERS AUCTION 1\l~a. Ne-1vport Blvd. at CHARTER BOif. Good cond. toilet. 1-16' .S sl~ dual 3100 W. Coqt H,wy,, N.B. tereo lnt cond 1 ..::::::::;::;r-~~~~~ 646-8686 or 833-9625 Ha1·bol·. SJoop rig&:~ with engine. JIO\\'er etc ,w/.x WithOOt ....., -AUTO:PilATIC ••••••••••• $96 :=t 118i1. $695. ~2992. · · AUTos··usED 2850 Hatbor mvd.
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.. SILVEH PTRJVAJiiYPA::ITANYO\VANTS sails+ & trailer. Xlnt cond. son St., Garden Grove, Ca. L•,..st·SelectlOn SIDE MOLDING·····••$ 6 eves 644--0l84. 'OO PONTIAC, Power,-. Air, a/c1 p/s, p/b, a.m/fm
12-7pc place setting. \Vallare CASH. FOR $475. '962-USil ~2191 or -847-0741. 9 am-In Ora ... ,.._..._._ UNDERCOATING • •••• • $ l Gd tra ti & stereo, new tires, gold Grand Banvoue + servicing 6 ept s .... Coupe OeV"'--~Sedan"' ft.. With copy of ad only! p.,....... 9750 ns, new res w/blk vinyl top. aft 5 pm,
·v·1 * 547-9445 * LEHl\1AN 12. no. m. S"per Pm e:<;c un........,s. UK"· 1-"=" SALE ENOS T '"T4 ,_.. ,~-trans., &12-6742 91"21<"< -~:s.in!~i101~~i1171~i~·T~~~'. Sporting Goods 8094 race equip, hnmac, mini Tr•ilen, Otlllty· 91• V!lles· .. E~ DOrados • Coi.-~ •uro PORscuE l9'iO 9ll·E Fucl AMC 9905 :r "'
Lido Not'CI. Phoww<..J6[[1:>-~22<,;ll!J..:c:=::~~o===;O"'=" -~·ra~iler:::,,_ • .!~!:~:C454~·!:-445~5:.;,. __ ._jv~itt--l1'xi' bed. wrtiDleti. ~so nl&J1)'. other NEW · 1974 inie~-J.I a..g.&..-i=::;::_ _ _;,_~='~~·'ll-DLDS__D:eltaJloYtlLIIT ~
for appnt. 16 GAGE sholgun. Xlnt cond. s~BOT. 73 Brian· Thomas, Drop door, xlnt cond. nu ~~Caclill&e P -ICKUP -i\M/rr.1 Stereo, 5 spd. NEW AMC/t:IEEP ~j =~i· p~:·~l ~i~e t
BEA UTY SHOP Qu a I it y • S}ao .. ~lode! 06 Rem 2'1, $8:J. bke nC\11. WIMing racer! tires, S43..Qo6 aft 8pm. . . $2969 $5500. M5-lJqg ask for Air. Dcalc...,.liio Dr, HS
""uipn1cnt ror 3 Chr. shop. ;i-15-0266.. $650 673-<M44 Crumpton. NOW OPEN IN -~--------1 1 -~lor niachinc, .~han1poo ' TV Radio HIFI St I09I . Auto Ser. A Parts ·MOO FULL PRICE + T .&' L 197} PORSOtE Model ~14, Huntington-Beach 1964 OLDS Delta 88 Station ~ , , , XLNT. Lido 14. No. 1886 NEW 1914 Whit lbla k 1 1 -Wagon, auW trans, p.s,. P:b, ! t'hair. sinks, roll-a-\\·R)'1l, w/trlr, 2 ·sebl sails &: xtra.s. . e w c n enor, ""'plion desk. & dryers. BUILT-IN cassette . ta"" rin= PH·. ~3731 SUPERIOR Auto Foreign B210 2 DR. !!~~: ... call aft .~eves, ~' . -~ a·c, lop rack. good cond., ,.,.. ~ • .,.,..... · .,,,,.. Parts ~ hundredl of used N.TWI" ~ ~ !\lake olfer, 5'10-5397. $2000.cal}67~3 player/rec.order, 15 •• ,..,.., ..... "'..,.Cat, d•-fore' auto ...,,...._ t TOP CASH fOI' clt'an used $2570 SAVE $10 Fi\.1/AM/Sle reo FX v£J•,uo.&:.. _....,., ign ~ · ..--• caraand&ucks -'67COP::>'brown,newrun'g,
t"n.'l'm.P New Fli'ght sail s, w/trls. Cbeautifu1) reasonable prices & free How--'~L--l-a. FULL PRICE ·+ TA L g•"", Kon! 8 i......i... ....,,, AJ\1'.C/JEEP fnc. One \\lini;ton·Dclta t<'il 60 off· · pri plf, 979-4199;979-u;s deliverl)' •. 152-1656, 1 7 31 lll"U -'-,,.....,..... NEW 1974 ... · ... __, •V& ~ 15751 Beach Blvd.
road tire, fi1s 15" rim O<!ck Conttrol Panh eTul t~at MUST 9ell Vlkiog 20' cla!sic superior, Colta)ksa 'U'a·•~"' and Jambo,.. 710 -2 DR. ~I!!'!!;.., Ver)" nq. $COO. 1/2 mile so, _of S. D. Fwy, .. ne\•er used S2:l. 6~34~ pops up a a louc . n1ng .... uu"' _, HUNTINGTON BEACll
70 OLDS Cutlass 4 dr. HT
air, auto!. p·S, p-b, lmmacu.
nu tires $1720. 963-6139.
Pinto t957 I
ev<>s or ~·eekcnds. n1eter ipput/outpitt eau""ood .. ~~~.~sloop. . Slip. $950. SEdaptS ~-INVJECTORplwith Newport Bea.ch $2969· '73 r<JRSCHE 911-T. Air 84H066 1=°''=''--~-7'"".7'._... I auxiliary jacks. St e r e o .....,...u.uo a er,.....-.w . .&Om ete 833-0555 · CMd 1 r $8 850. '72 PINTO Wgn. (787FWX> I FINE estate jc1ve lr y, headphone jack. Main unit 22' WOODEN si.oo ·with pressure regulator, air FULL PRICE·+ T &: L ' ' ots9~i· ' -Cacfill•c 9915 A/T A/C Roof rack
bronzes, po rcchiios. fine In \\ood grained \Valnut d ·1or-5ail . . cleaner, all huJiwatt. SSS: WE BUY -USED 'CARS * * 'SHARP. $2149
crys1als, rugs. fu111. anti1ques ,veneers ..i.ith Bone White ~ ~7616.8&:,1100s_ eqwp. 54&-1879. ' · ,..,_· ~NDlorTR~CKS _, __ , Newport Datlllil Sub '760 '73Xl_ -SEO~ DeVille, loaded. (Dlr.l BJJI '645-5700 ~
& n1uch n1ore to be sod at top. 40 watts Qf pow!?r · $100. 14• CAT w/trlr; ~lue/whitt' Antiques A ClauJc '520 """t"e .m a """' &pp•a&a<U 888 DOVE ST. nt couu, Io ml'g. $5 950. 'TI PINTO, 4 spd, 2000 cc j public auction, 6-l).2200. Call S.18-8404 after 6prn. l\J.F. . A 1 iro::ti to ' GROI'H CHEVROLET, NEWPORT BEACH '67 SAAB.· 96V4, like new 548-9'1Sl or 96S-9392 aflc1· eng., raclio/heaJer, xlnt
Super buy 145 yds. 2 tone SONY video tape recorder ~~qwafter -8 P~: ~· WAl'tTED -·~'56 Ford 18211 Beu:h Bl~, Hunt: Bdi Betw. MacArthur & Bristol , inside I. out. $950. Call 6pm. t.'Ond., $1575. tl73-4705. l
brn. carpet. 260 yds. sw1 gold wnv & camera. $380. -Also · Pickup in sood to exeillent 847-6087 S49-3:33l at Jamboree Road · 507~7· '70 CAD CONY 73 PINTO Ru boot · I
Ora S SllORES Boats, Sl'-/Doclu tlJO condition. Will pay · •-·~ -~ N•"1 OC Airport Toyota t ,. • • ' -na • ..,. pery pee. Sony ~i" l hr. splice free .,.. ' -Y ".i:. ou~ 1-Llk d l nd 16 000 I DI · t
S ·~"" A St dollar •-r ~ ... ~t "-•nk. Call, n.nn-...,..... AIJ!'OS ·CALL -•1300 · e new, e uxe, all extras. CO · • m · x: in · INTERIOR :.:..,..., \'Oil · video tapes, $20 ea. Call ""' • ..,, ,...,. UT1CVn,i:.u o.>o>" D 496-TI71 E 492-8154
642·2255 or 54846~ 64&-81.2.S. URGENT! Need 40' Side Tie. ~Eves. after 8 P.M. IEST P,Rl.CEI PAIDI '72 DATSUN '14 JOY. OTA New tires. Moving, must ay ve -for a beaut Trimaran, eves • . •P•Hll, ~ ~R1t0. Asking $2800. '12 PINTO Runabout 2000, 4 CARPETING, Nylon, 1 yr. PIQNEER SXIOOO 11V. Teac TI4-892-8687. 1940 CHEV. apeeial dlx 2:·dr. DMfl Lewis Jmperts\ ,,,........,.. pd xi d 21 :ge,s~:~. s~a. \~~~~~1.L~; :u~; o~~r:.'1'2ns~~ w~~~ct~~~e~ ::00~ ~REOori¥· :~~~~wwCloudxlnt. l!l66 -~.wic:Oa 646-930C Radio. '!~U~~ speed, Best Deal Chevrolet 992Cf .::x:~!!~n~bout, m= :'
1¥ green & itq gold. $lOO. dual 1212. All xlnt cond. 548--0297 aftei'~6PM. 1927 "'.,.~>e> • • · YOUR CAR several other·Econo pickups All......._re'! '73 MONTE CARLO. Black cC's. Best oiler. •Jl.1ust Sell.
ST;i-8781 $600. ~50. -c:--...11 restcrable. Many xtra parts, 54&-7070 to dJOOile from. (8958) ,..,._ naugahyde top, P/S, P/B, Call 67[).7111.
MAYTAG-p 0 r t ad rye r. 6' OLY]vIPIC srEREO . Boats,..,__ a Ski .. $7"JO 546-T.r.!6 -$2288 LEASE OR. BUY turbohydro, air, radials, ~--c.--~-="''
Structo gas· BBQ Uotl1 CONSOLE. SCUD STATE, 17' • SEARAY. l50 •. hp R.c Vehiclff t53D Autos IMflPRTED . All ,.,..1.1 ' 10,0Cl mi. SpoUess. $3595/ "P~lyc,mouth ______ t960_1
•u Lr '69 EJ\..<UlllllU. Good eng. -._ ~~~~Id se\~~8~7-~~~'aJTanty. $lOO. Ml·5S38 :~~~.~fa!:!~"!: aOA:rs-TRAILIRS Genil'el :>, ,-~ 9701 *~·-· -.,,. t·· otter. ~'TJ; 49
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7578' '73 DUSTER
P~Y;rRe1~f~: ~~ ~ed~ .... ._....., Gt] SZ50,_~l °" 988-«m ~ RY .JTORA5E" , ... BuY or LEASE THEODORE ~~. ;~5'0r~ 01::. v:;,1~~t~a,;:~· Xi~r:: 1.---+-••'•-..-_s.2.11 -....... ~ . · · •u ~-!!>'· ·· · s · · ROBINS' FORD mDJA. 968-<008. • 1ow "'""· <318.JFU>
,· com plete. 642-1255. ·1 ~I 1!1111 1 1111 ; ~... =··~ .f. ... -~ .... · • ~~A-LF. ,A &ROMEO ____, CJ1EVY Maire 2 Dlr. 38;K----F--
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l\! E'J\1 BER.SHIP available _ ~ 2060 Harbor Bl\•d H.T. 283, Runs, needs TLC.
NeWpor1 Beach Tennis Club. Ganerel 9010 Collta Mesa 6f2-0J10 $125._551-5965. · * Jl,Jo~ i;ell. Reasonable. Ph. C•m-.. Sale/' . c~ .... nw RV ~ WI •• -OUR aft 6pn1,67":>-3271. \VILL .TRADE A1AGNif1· .,.-. "°...,..,_... ., . LL·-.. y '16 CHEV. Impela Spt Cpe. •
USED Electronics pumps. CENT Ladies Diamond Rent 9120 Sii~-~ RIPAtR DATSUN, TOYOTA , Radio' Heater, AIC, $275. THEODORE
S I Riog. tor Saii or Powor ~E. · •R-1. TORE · OR VOLKSWAGEN -968-~2391!:::;·==-..,.~-g e n er a to.rs. urpus ·n V\V Su-.· c.•mp·er . .~ >z 12 & Boat In good cond. 6 ·+ ''7 ..... · ' P_AID FOR OR NOT. WJµ '80 EL CAMINO, 6 cyl eng. :~~~~£~=·::= .. ~6t::~~r1neEq. 9030 'T2~MAROOOopc.FN5pm.lla:~~PU ...•. · '~i~.J~~\~1 .. '.1 ~~~~, ~~~~:~i1'78l~k.
personally designed. hog. ' ~ . ,.UH • '·-• ---· -Balboa Bay Club" '811 DATSUN -P.U. W15 or ' ' 54~ Imp, Just overhld,
• variety. priced right call YANMAR Dlesels -8 & 12HP w/6 pa.ck overhead camper. ...santa .Ana Frwy at Sales e ~ce hilt ,oner. MUrt SEU. CHINOOK-TOYOTAS Round 1 a · C.0. Many xtnis $500.
J w '°SO P\\•r sail, bay, utility boats R/H ~ """ .,.,...... . .,._ _ _.,~on ~'t "15 .. llOI! u~ 14.00i NOW! 673-UiO'l. Tripper now on display. , . Runs good 846-4117 anytime ean .,.....-..., J.oliller Jlotarine., 0 •0 ~38 ' .,_, ~' • .· -. ' "1aQ\11(714• 1. 1 11-n ' --,. ----
E 40.. d bl• ~ · .. "fUST SELL! :74 """"'", man" Ready for vacatlori trips ... LIK Ile\\" ranJ{e ou Motorcycles/ Alfil Romeo . 9705 .. ~ .r_ Bu Inspec and C 9933 oven avocado !180. Dinette 35HP Evinrudc OUtboat'CI ., ___ _.._1 . 9150 CB.INOOK·TOYOTAS round xtris .. $5100. or'oUer. -Stilt ~_,_Y now!···,, __ howt out•r .. , 't·"i'tcITancan •tylc ""· l\'lotor S75. ~-· ·tr1 ~-play 7.1'., ~A RO,,_~ GTV --·•·r ,, .... -.. ,, I ·~1339 ..... ve one ... ~ you =-""'' .,.,,,, 642·321a pper· now on u.. · • . IUal' •·~,...... ....,_ • w....., ......... ' ·~ . can save dollars at Bill '68 OOUGAR, V-8, 11.uto, PS.
968-9876 '72 YAMAHA 300MX El'l'at Ready -forN&CaUontriP1 .•• 1500} ?J!iles, lmmac. ·n DATSUN 4 Dr. Sedan Maxey Toyota, 18881 Beach PB, Fact. air, R&H,_Good
f"or sale. la"·n tTIO\\'CI' s:;. Boats, Powar 9040 cond. Only 16mo. off show Buy·now!.: ._Inspect and Burgundy Beaut . w/air. Gd cood. $1750. Blvd., Huntington Beach. cond., Mu.st sell, best olfer.
ROBINS FORD
2060 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa &12-0010
ATLAS . ·
Chry1ler/Plym...lh
Open Daily &: Sun. 'tU JO PM
2929 Harb:ir Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1934
Two bird cages $3. Nev,: 16 x 'rm Door. Tie-down straps&: drt~ out. • Se!t 'how you automobile. $5300. 499-1389 ~-847-8553. · 833-3872
2Q fn1me $1•,I, 592·1679. SUPER DELUXE bumper rack. inckl. $700, can save dol!U8 at Bill leave rneuage '72 240Z, only 19,000 miles, 19701,, TOY01A Corona;-4 Ford 9940 '74 GRAN AM, 8000 mi., 18
Oak Desk Sl'.'"J. Ne\\' pair or VEGA VOYAGER 55&9.135 Maxey 'foyota. ~Beach Audi 9707 lmmac cond.a/c,magwhls, dOOr. auto trans; air,:..;;;.:: _____ ~.;.::: J:U~a<-~f~te~u~M~· blu.,
Bilstein shocks for V.\V. 30' DrESEL TRA\VLER '73 HoNDA 45(Q.. !qler Blvd., Hwmn,to~ Beach. 4 spd. stereo, $4800. 6"1~ A?lllFM, ZT mpg. $13'.M). '72 FORD ' ·
53· 5-14-3417. · On display Now! clean! 8600 mi, New "Super '847~. · '72' 4 DR Audi lOOL.S .. Auto, '73: 240Z 4.gpeed, air, AM·FM Good cond, 673-4332 , I '70 DUSfER. RLH, AIC:,
.. ·2 I<ERi\tA.~ RUG * , Fil)erglass'n teak! chain $950? 4G6957 PP LA NDSAILER. Cbubui::o, ~:i;, ~'!°;eo5670· ·n:..:i~dials. stereo; mags, ski rack, &: '11 'I'OYOTA Celica Like 4D00R A/T, 6 cy l, 20 !\.lPG. Rull!
U 1 d . S~50 F'rni :rull Displacement! 586-U70 sin&le seater. $225. ........,.,. vro-, U3"· will trade .. 831-2040 fdlr.) new. Lbw miles, many VS, automatic, Powe r & looks xlnt. $1395. 675-5568• n67~22c51~1~~r 4 PM Eco~FJi~AL.! * '73 YAMAHA ii) JlolX * . . ~ BMW . ,712 ·1'i:>ATSUN 510, Sta. Wgn., extras. Must 5Cll! Offers, steering, t'Rctio, heater, ·7o ROADRUNNER, 3 8 3
SUZUKI 100. good cond. $100. Only $27,750 Xln't cond. Best offer. 4 ~(Drives '550 . new tirei, ·p jftpe. $1600. 645--05.12.' -• extra clean. (284ELA) auto, $1200 558+825l
13' Bof>lOn \Vha!er, 45hp \VILLA.RD BOAT \VORKS 533-7097 after 4 pm " '68'BMW )'.Q2 4 1Pffd,•1ilver f>n-2913 'tJ TOYOTA Corolla. Lile $ 1688
Chry, $1100. 846-2733. f'"actory Direct. Sales '67 SUZUKI 250 cc X6 '71 _JEEP 4X4 w·bJack int. i3l-21:MO (dlr) Flet 9725 brown, 15,000 ml, beaut.
DEEP freezer $50. Stereo. 3336 Via Lido, Newport Hustler Gd cond., .reblt Loaded. Yellow .&: white. 'TI BMW 2l02 with sunroof & ' cond. $1700. T.0 .P. 893-8496. *
tum tbl & amp. $50. Call 33' O\VENS SEDAN '67 eng., $300. 89'Z-7260 Hubs,, 4 weed,"' rad lo , A?lt-FM stereo. i3l-2040 '74 TOY -CELICA 4 spd, air,
642-9985. Xlnt cond. Twin Screw,, 225 '73 HONDA XL 175. Lo mi'g, heater, Uke nrir~ (129KKV) ;ti(diilrlli.)iiiOiii ... iiiOiiiiiiiiii 6,000 miles, pvt pty. 439-4511
-ELEC. Dryer $15. 9 drawer HP Flagship V-8. lE hrs,. fted for dirt. sL ace avail. -$JAii · i: eves 439-5197
dresser, unfinished $25. Ne\v 4K generafor, elect refrl~. Runs greal/$575. 64Z..3364. 1972 'I'OYOTA Corolla 1600 2
commode $10. 642-5666 · range, hot \vater heater. ·n BlJLTACO 381, &d cond. jr: dr. 'xlnt. cond. 22,COO mi. . sho"·er & head. Sips 6, "-.::a. or •-t off•r. 968-6m'. • 2Q60 Harbor Blvd.
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
PontlK 9965
'ti4 CRAN PRIX, gd cond., fctory air, Sl45.
673-9280
'72 PONTIAC Ventura, a/~,
pis, disc brks. 2 dr, \vhil,c
vinyl lop, $2,595 979-1397 BRAND new Cortina engme, 110 al '•1 al nks ~·· ~ r-g n en gas ta . ~n.35 ODOR l9n TOYOTA Corcilla. Best ....,..ta Mesa 642·0010 1500 cc, $150548-· 2318 i\tust sell pvt pwtf. Make .T.HE E-oUer. 303 N. El camtno '70 GALAXIE 500 Thunderbird offer. See at 3862 Sirius Dl\ 1969-STOCK B.S.A. 650 ROBlat' FORD USED DECORATIVE ROCK HB 1-luntington J!arbour 3rd Looks good, runs cttat "" , Real; San Clemente * $700 * 99711
RED & \VHlTE.cHEAP! Island, 2L1-592-l836 $800. 5""'184 frlT '72 OOROLLA 1600 4 spd, Transp. car In good L'Ond.
i 557--0145 * ** 24' SEACAMPER, 1973. 'nBULTAOOLabltolOO.dirt Costa~r B}v~OO]O -25tmpg, '73 Motor, best 962·7056,.sce at 18721 Apple· l·M=;,-.-."'W..-a-nt"ecl-,--808=1 30 hrs, like oow,. V-8 & trlr. only $Z'i1l. Finn. Top shape, -------== offer. 979--8367 • wood Circle!, H.B. .
Sleeps 4. head, aho~u. Call 494-0384 bef~ 10 AJ.1. 1973 TOYOTi\ LandcruisCr, '73 Celica yellow. Mags, xJnt '69 FAIRLANE, mags,
\VANT TO BUY LIGHTS gallt>y-Cost $17,000. Best '73 TRI 750 HURRICANE WliO'I , uldng $45!li, Sharp e '74 ~.!) CS I: 3.0 CSA cond 26,000 mi. $3200. 132 W. h~aders, side pipes, . p/s,
.FOR •n YAJ\·IAHA 125 c.c. oft'. over $8800. Fin. avail. -Sa<T.lirl-at--$1.750.-Call-64f).8Jf4 ·daya, alt 6 • 2002,DJ'JA.I.' am TII CMada ND. H.;San Clem. ·p/b. Very good ·con<i $800.
5-14-3417 -n476'1:Ril88 eVH. 497-3J2.oi Scratch, 4":;3452, 9 -12. s;g-75:12. • '74 BAVARlAS 4 speed 536-4844.
Music•l lnstrum't• 8083 "ED". HONDA CB 100, lloilt & blu. '65 INTERNATIONAL, • '74 ~VARIAs Auto. Volk•w..... '778"·=n""'ro"RO"""'L"m="w"a_go_n_."F~'ull
SUPER Ski-Fish/Bay Boat! Nu & perfect street kn>A, wllOJ,)' Cabover Roll·a· • '74 3.0 S &: Y.-'• factory equip ' inc I u d
SKIP JACK, 20 Hu 11 . 2131 Verano Place, Jrvi~'."' k>llC Carnp.r. A-1 Cond. •• XLNT~'LEASE PLANS •· '64 .VW Baja Bui 1600 t!flg, AM/FM Stem:, & Electri~ eustom bit. 280 Hp €hrysler f67-2636 i: , . l ran 8 porter' lranl-e.xel. · trail brk. 831-»tel Dir.
'72 T·BIRD
Loaded. J\laroon & • \\•hltt.
Air, P.S., P.8., many more
options. (231GAI )
$4388
* THEODORE
ROBINS FORD ELEC. guitar & sml amp.
$70., Pana!j(trliC 8 track
stereo tpae playe.r $30. Xlnt
cond. 64!)-9675 aft 4pm.
Ole: Fum. &-Equip. 8085
t/B. Many xtras. $6500. or 1968 YAM~.,125 CC Twin, • . EXCELLENT SERVICE _J_Oft"°'IMl_ar _____ ..;t.;.73.;.:IO~I Crown torsion bi.t, wide ,73 'JURINO Sq . W g
Tmde for late MDL ·St. lepl, turn signals, Trvcb •. ·,ts60 • rlm.1,· $500. 548--1617. ' Ultt agon. l\fcrcede5. ~T14l wkdays, Excel cond. $%i0. MS-2428 1972 XJ6 Japar· blue, lo BAJA BUG C 1 Passenger, full p w r , 2060 Harbor Blvd.
548-4200 eves & wlrnds. '72 H·D Sportster. Exrtl. ·7· 2. FORD F2S·o· Biel 'I miles, grt"at sMPe. $7400. • or v a r,~AM~IF~'M~·~··~'Jll~· ~830-K94~~1=~""'~t;,a~M~•;::"~==;;&t;;2·:;::00~10• .,. , call 497-2379 . Jmllertd. new thru-out I .
22' DIESEL, Su.;...t. Sport, ('(Ind. Sl850. Call after 4pm. • • , • tn. -. Never used. ~t of (e r ! I 1\LJ\IOST NEW, Desks, ~· 536-TI58 CAMl'ER '68 Metallic Brown JAGUAR . r7;;:;;;:;~r:=-:--:::--:::-:-::::::::::;-::~ -~---~~-~ .· -Q Crcdcnzus. 610-8325 or Aft. many xtras Included. Min1 H./D. '74 shovel. in 'fi&:d Air. 4 speed, 2 tanks plus"8' ~~· =u:s:~ 4~f19nd. '72 . VW. Ye 11 ow, air, ~~1;. ST AR GAZ.EK-IE l'.,_
6. 1Hi1·0138 To\\'t'r, l'l('W factory demo. frame. Lol1' of chnidie.' cab over camper Sleeps 8 , -. AM/F!')t l'lldlo. New tires, C::~~~=-..:::::.:u1·cU Y Jtl'OLL\:\;·---~---'< _ . $12,000. Days,,._.,.~. ey~s-w .... -d. e .. for 1'ett. ,. .. ,._1621 (96~E) • _ 25402 Maa---'te Parlgrt>av 71 JAG XJ6 Loaded mcl "--•·-J k ""' ~·· , "•"' EXE~ .. swvl chrs $15/%; & \vknds, 642-~£ --.JTl.,9l9".• HOND.,A .~,8-·~ 53688 ....... , · " · · · 5,...,..~, ugg, rae · ...,.....~, /ftJ M,o~, 11
Dks $15 Ul'I. Secy cht'S $8/24 ' -._ )lis&km Vl::!jo ~.chrome w~s, lo miles '69 VW Sqbck. AM/FM <~»~."
Pifrttf, 867 \V 19 Of, 642·3408 J4Jt..o~l,-18-GLAS11tON w/ $400 ee 842-7259 •• USE AVERY,-.PWY EXIT. One owner, S3l 20a0. . ndio, auto. xlnl cond. Call 1.i.1&.19.211
u·tr. Like brand itew. Seats * IDl-1:1«1 • ~ Meale 9731 ITI41 5~ll64 or 586-7658. ~:!!<>e!•O;;·l6..._. Pets 8087 6, fly i:qpd, V-8 302 ,C/" '73 HONDA Cl..3SO. Xlnt -;_;,c;.. ____ "--motor. Afl Spm, (213) 592-t'OOd. Call afier .6 pm,. ORANGE COUNTY'S ,13 MAZDA '64 VW Westphalia Camper,
l\1 .ACNIFICENT Umbrella 1.&it.-96Z-9791. .THIODORE · OLDIST . -R.X·3 Wago..n ttblt .eng., new b r ks,
, Cockatoo & Scarlet !\facka\v '69 BULTAOO 250cc, f1f:W top ... mDn A/T. air, stft'eo, rwfrack, shocks, tires. $1000. ~1548, ParrDl s , c ompl e te 13' &la Witch whaler type nd , rUllU & 20,COOl'l'lllea,facwarranty·I: T2 VW F •··k . 1;;<~!1!...J bay boat. 1973 Chmitt &;hp e , runs .strona:, $200. or xlnt. (471.JPQ), Only $27t6. a1'tum.: • auto, ~'
w/beau!Uul ca. g es & eng. $1000. Call M8-9Cm or offer. 642-2).90 2060 Harbor Blvd. 831:..IMI) (Dir.) excel COltd. only ll,OCXI m1. r:r. 1'.AY 11 ?!i'~'~crfrl~hcSJ. 10~!c~~ ~2-1880 t 72 SUZUKI 250 Charnpton n:.ta Mw 642-0010 1 '72 MAZDA RX%. Air, 81ereo, $2'l00. 833-9'5. -\r~~1t1..:t 10
Birds tt re rxeeptionallv . 16' LARSON fibe-1asS, LIKE NEW! S57S •bi EL CAMINO ey1. leather, vinyl roof, metallic '" VW IA.IA BUG ~ _ 1-$·22· :r '5' CALL· 548-6007 "" • 6 e11R.. ..,,.,, ...,.._1330 ~ 50-.5266 tame & affectionate. 645-\\'/40 hp JOhnson. canvas · A/T, Riff, line "''Olil tnick. paint. ~. ....,..., _. ·
2'))(I or 675-3662 tilt trlr, ·elect start, Jl.250. ~'69 YA~OO. Gd cent Ru• guod. -$296. 563-178r ' 1974 BMW's · '73 Muda R.X3 C(iupe. ,\uto/ '67 VW • Xtnt l'Of1dl'ii(;t
Pl'anos & n-ens 8090 613-81»1· eves Eatt"oi'Cftl4,M '°en S1*2L_~ or.r. 1969 FORD * Ton PU Truc.k. air lo Mil~. Movlnr ?tluat $815./best offer
I _.,.,.l__.{::::(;~iii-~ ·~;.;~· == ·n 01ese1 kiow1:re<1 .2f Luhrs ··"'· '"'" s cy~1·~-~~~ .. =·~·:tnt::..oo=::·n~~·fi!1ock ~'ti~!e!Lr;:',!M''.,''4-!":!u~1.......i~~·..:l6~1:;-4006=:"-· --1--~·;;;-~~~·'=,...-I· l-.MUSIC CUMOal 4'fl(i•he';.,..""l • .HONDA.~350 G.:2500..ml.-S , ~ RI 1973 models. MercMes Benz '740 '67 SQUAREBAO<, )00.. , eo w><'""" Now oi)en Evenings 6C<tPIM>1· Bargain! ffi-rns. -.~~Id, '850· !:J rm . f'ORO P/U, 4 wh1 dr:. New SALES-SERVJCE~A.i;ttlG reblt eng • .,~~.;.,_~1000. ~''" 111n.. . .,.
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OPEN SAT lo.6. SUN 12-5 10 11"1'. Glasspar rtl~ \TI DUC\Tl 450 RT, S750. PH: 9f:I0..2135 ROY CARVER, (nc. .roan. Recent v 11 I ve1, '71 VW SUper Beetle, xln:t !:o.c ti. ... ,..., •• V1>1
Cot. Newpi>~ Jlarbor, c:.J Stcerl'fi7S~~~~ble11. •n1 Honda 100~. Both in '$7 at£VY"~l-ton--12'-1!-an-t ROLLS ROYCE BM\V aldring moo. 498--1986. -cond. $1995 or bHt orr. Call ~ ~.. !! ~~~~II" r-"'~='"'l I
'·• C I :ITT! 1~-FV , •. 'YM"'' l k h ll .,._~:t ~~d. "'' 16 a.n. 7. bed lfak~. 'Good, Sm). + 234 £.17th St. ·n MBZ 2*1SE 3,5 ~· 491>-5165 aft S:~ ~C,....-;..,, ~~':'..c 6J'OOAnurs ..,.::~,_,"· "°'• w .. "-'• 11ps_lra e u , .-vn. N.18 1•0Va three rat.I o,m..~ (blta Mtta e 54&-4444 11unroot,, to.ded, and factory '&. V.W .. Excel. nmnl.ng, $9M..tll 11,9"""'''• ~~~"'~"'-='~;,,._,,,...,,.1 lnbrd. eflg .. ctwl•_r It xtrae. motorcy<;)~er·o~ YtU '63 00[)(;£ S p U The futelll draw In lhe Weil. alloy wheels 831~2040 (dJr.) Qrl'l{iMI ~r c11.r. Beat 60i1...-. tO'iiiz .
Sell Idle items wi~-&cf~~~ t~ s:-:: ~1'08 ,. old ms.. 892-6496 • rune aoocr, 8 pay~ Cali .... •Daily Pilot a...Jll«t Ou&tf1td Ad t Call ~\.ol§le~r.~, 491~-~192S~§!!!J~:1~~~~~~~~®~~~·,;~~C)~.1~'~°";"'"~'1~~~~ .,, PlJo( Cla5!if1ed • . • -642-5678 Want ad tt1ults ..... 642-5678 !f-61D>· Ad. C.U ~. • toclaf! J!ou'll ilnd It Ill CJ3sstOtd
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• • VOL 67, J:«>. 197, 2 SECTIONS, 24 eAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1974 TEN CENTS
Coast Pays 'Farewell to Ron ~aspers, ·2 Sons
By .L PETER KRIEG · · into St M~l'I and All Angels °' *..,....., ~ _ ~ ~ tn Corqna de! !\t_tr, lhL
The memorial folder 18ld iiiiijiiYtWa Rev. IJrodl' Nici. lhe poop!~ whO knew •
father and his two IOIUI were "Loll at Ron Caspers "have 1 great.er .vlskJn of
Sea, J\me, 1974." .. • life ~me of tlliJ truly outstanding,
But It wu not the tragic death of Fifth mah."
District supervi-&neld w. Cupera ii. l8ld Mr. Cupen "l<lllld hla true
and """ Kirk lind Rid: that ·a lamil; I.Ve !ii.Ille In Iola el&tloo lo lhe Boord of
friend, lhe Rev. G. Willialll Grpty, SUpervilo<s." .
recounted _,durl.l}g memorial ;iservices Tbe ,bour-lq service in the hillBkle
Moo!lay. chapel,' that overloob Newport Harbor
Before· more than 400 penona, crowded ._. attenaed;' by . family ti-iends aod
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nelghborst political leaders and coUnty
officials.
They heard the Rev. Gi~y talk of the
life of Rick Caspers, whose love or
surf mg made ~ . well known on the
·be.aches of both Newport Be:ach and
Santa Barbara.
"He had a quiet and patient manner
that always put-people at ease," the
Rev. Grady said. · •
Kirt Caspers, 20, said Rev. Grady, will
Clemente Bewq~, ,R~'1e
Cop .Probe . Efforts to Use ..
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Gets Study IRS Detailed
'Ille San a.m.ni. City Council will WASHINGTON (UPI) -The House Asked •bout the oommttt .. report as
conskler action Wednelday on at least Judidary O>mml.Uee published evidence: he arrived for a closed, session of the
two« the re<Xll1UDeltda&ions fJi a Tbomu today Of White House efforts to tum the committee t.odax, Nii:on's lawyer, James
Reddin probe of. the city's police Jntei'mil· Rey"1Qe Service into an ·agency o. St. Oair said be read It to mean the
cleportma!t. o1 )!Cliilical .....ro and revenge. panel "found nothing to _it."
Mayor Thomas O'Keele said· lodily lhe A ~ge · report from t h e He said lhe matter bod been
......U may act ·lo abolilb ·lhe ailtlng lmpeoclqnent ~ llbowed that Nl•oo Investigated fully by other congressional
positloo. GI Aallaianl ~ q( ·Police llid .na pr....i ..ni.. -·-dlorts commitleel and it wu determined that
II> -the title GI J"llliM' -i!' !!Mi ~-·-IRS t.is IS. 'ENPl!I"'.' Pq1 ll --bold"' the -"........ lillclrinoUmi .... lo llaioa Wblte House •
be remembered for his love o'"r the riding herd at his ranch Ql1 that little red round ihe true love of his life. His
ouJdoor _tractor .or at llJe_kcyboard or a piano oi:_ re_--eloction ·in June placed him tota.Jly in
"He was at home with nature," J~_ playing his gilitar. he realized complete public service." thj! Rev. Grady said.
Rev. Grady said. ~ success and total ac.hlevement in Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' ac-
For Ronald \V. Caspers, bom May 21, everything he did." complishments as a supervisor, \\+lich
1931, "life was an exciting thing," thC The Rev. Grady told of those achieve-he said were highlighted \\'hen he won his
Rev. Grady said. menls -college at 16, the youngest battle for county acquisition of the S,500--
··He got so very much out of president of a savings <µid loan at 29, acre Starr Ranch for a county park. ·
everything life had to offer. and the youngest supervisor ever in Among those attending the ~ial
"Whether it was that twinkle in his eye. Orange County at 39. . services \\'ere Orange County JXljtical
when you would go before him at' the "lie \\'as not an average man_but in his leade r Richard O'Neill , f\1rs. Judy
Board of Supervisors or whether he was election to the Boa rd of Supervisors he (See CASJ,JERS, Page Z)
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·-----Call Meet
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'Window
Dr~ssing'
By JACKIE HW.fAN
Of tlM D&M1 l'llft SltH
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U.S. Deputy Undersecretary or the
Interior Jared G. Carter Y{as greeted
with skepticism and insults ~tonday in
Santa Monica during public discussion of
offshore oil drilling along the Southern
California. coa~line .
Speakers in the audience of 400 persons
at Santa Monica Civic auditorium told
Carter they believ~ the decision is -
_already made on offshore drill Ing _sites. u2J!.':'a :..:'"=:.::. ~Hi, ..,....,_ ... ~i£: B
;;,j'j;f'"1or massive -b•U""J"" ?J::':! =1.::i:....1o 1 .a ~-iiiJiilni.U..ilhbmiiFl!Hbe 41-'"d'itt iiiiii6, 8ld the _,re to poll!ICr.;:&.e;=c....=...c. E ~~}:::::.~~~==-~~ =.rm;m~-1 ~ -~ ':. ':r: !"""~t: 1o1n::: Contributors
"I have l1ie feeling you already have rour m~ made ~p andmthis meeting is_. -'lt---wwiun-'°"-clriiasJnt ..., MBrT e e . •n•s~very..-.---1
frustrating."
•
i-eoommended . that a.Jel C Ii II or d ~.:"....;.t1ooWhlte -plan ° f
Murray, II, lbould retire Cll a dlAbl,llty -·said be,......, the plan woold In Co' ry Race
penaton. bml ibO t,ooo.man Alcobol, Tobacco and .
Murray bod al(Udy-ID -y. Flreormo Dlvlslan Into "a penooal police
"I've told you that we \\'On 't make a
decision until the environm Cntal ·impact
statement is con1pleted., and What I've
said is accurate,'' Carter responded.
Dispute between Carter and the
audience arose both about the issu~ of
offshore oil drilling itself and ab9ut" the
Interior Department's handling of the
problem..
announclnc JU dedsiGa bod 11111!*'1 lo do ,...... conlnlllable only by lhe IRS
• with lhe llndlnp of the report Wb1dl bad --· a political appointee.
not 11'1 bt«1 made public. 'Ille White -alfend llirower two Monday lhe ~ also ollldafly ...,,,_ for lhe job -G. Gc>nfoo
...,..._.. that IL Mel -mild Udd1 Iller CQ!Vlcted In lhe Wat<rgat< ..,,iaoe Munay ... actiDI chlel. -.:. and Jact Caulfield. a former
1n 1o1a ......, c1ay aa actlnfl clllel, New v.rl po11ce det<ctlft -ro1e aa
""'1ner said loday lhe dopartn\elll "baa ""'"~I to I' ............ lhe relu~" llnce Ille report flndiiip wtre ~i;;i:.:'""~ ·--.
'"Th:lecfinvestlptfon, """1uded by TIBVWEt, a RepJhl1can from Atlanta,
Redd! I Los Angeles <!*f <JI Ga., uld he blocf<ed botll appolntmeoll. police·~'!'::,, of -"'1 probtn was· Bat wilen . he· bied II> -Prealdent
commi!aionecf 'ey the city .......:JI °aKer · Nm>n II> pnltat· agal!t dlorll lo \um lhe the PubfJC _,.. Employes Aloodatioa tu ..me. Into a polWcal lnol be waa
voted lo demand It d-.accea . lo lhe ovar <J(fice anct ~~ ••• · · blo<ked from mafllnl bis case, he said. ~~~ .. n~.~ ~ J.i1c1ary Cbalnilan P ... r w. Rodino
lhe depOrtment wb~ repor1 Jr. <!>-N.J.), baa l8ld he cooalder3
said began di!lerlorating ln about 1969. evldmce of lhe political ahllse of
!'Ortner i81cf be -not r.ei be Is m gon1moent ...,..ies lo be among lhe
anf poeltlon to make a statement about most aerfous In the Impeachment inquiry.
the report unUI lhe councll mecll 'lbe IRS evidence Is likely lo be cited
Wednesday:----when RocUno'• ocmmlttee starts drafting
"But at· least the tension is off," articles of .lnipeacbmeat nelt week..
Portner said. "The deportment. ia
starting lo perform witholit oo much pressure... -
O'Keele said Stan lllatcbett, !he.officer
-.. lhe --chlel apol, prol>ably will be maslped u .-.
"We feel like~ really list<ned
lo Ill," .... police de!>artmml ampfoye
l8ld loday. ':!be -· report waa ,,...,_.. Yestmlay, llflilr the report
waa out everybody started llllillnc' qaln
jlllt I~ ~ Ulld to be."
,,,. police ... Incl--·· wtth a11 the ~ emploJes. 111e .•
city council membtn, lhe city IM!!l!l<'o
and memberi GI lhe community and
nearby law enlorcemeol qencles. ~ the report complemented
their rank and Ille pouc.m... rot OO!ng
"bright, creative, and weD.edlac:ated,"• it
(!lee PROBE, Pip I)
Inland Areas . . .
~t Smog Alert
Oranp County air pollullon
olfidals, --aptded lo call !heir
-.... alert ID u many days. Ibis allel...., In Inland mu GI the
COlllltj.
A finl sta;e health acfvllllrJI
.............. t bolo <{feet Monday
aftemJmJ. ror 111 alUll inland ot the
San Diep Freeway. . ..
Olfidall predicted little change
In -!~today.
Republican stale controller candkfate
William T. Bagfey termed "totally
oblcene" contributions from two Orange
County basin~en which paid most of
lhe COSll Of lhe primary campaign for
bis Democratic opflonent Kenneth Cory.
Bagley .aid Monday In Sacrameoto
that Richard O'Neill, owner of Mission
Viejo Ranch, and Louis Cella, a Sania
Ana ph~ian, put up more than 82
pe"""t of lhe ltlJl),000 Cory spent In his
primary campaign.
Contacted by the Daily Pilot this
morning, Cella , acknowledged l he
contributions but deitied they were
intended to g~ favors from the
controller's oll1ce as. Bagley fmpliecf.
"This is totally obscene," Bagley said,
"and without any redeeming social
facton that I C8Jl discern."
Bagley ~~pared his campaign
expenditures. f ·1132,702 wilh Cory's,
saying they '' e into lnsignificince."
'Bagley, however, faced relaOvely
minor opposition in the primary while ·c:orp encountered a well-financed
campaign on the part of San Francisco
Supervisor Robert. H. Mendelsohn.
~ replied that he was not surprised
at I.he: "absuf1i and wild charges"
became, Bagley "learned his PoliUcs at
the· knee of Richard Nixon."··
Rolerrillg II> O'Neill and Cella, he said,
•11 dcm't know anything the controller's
-.. lhe stat< lands-commission can do for them."
0 We gave the money to Ken," Cella
sakl, ···nnt, ,because Ken is a friend
and baf been a great legislator and a
groat friend to thousands of people in
Southern C81ifomia.
"Second, the moral ,fiber, the fabric
that boids America logether today is only
!See BAGLEY, Page ZI
Youthful ltnGge?
Presidential assistant Ronald Ziegler adjusts his tennis rackets on
the motor bike Ire's using for transportation during President Nixon's
vacation in San Clemente. Ziegler cotnmutes 18 miles from his
Laguna Beach hotel to the Western \Vhite House each day. He's
also dropped 30 pounds by eating only one meal a day.
CUSD Could Get Windf3ll
H Deannexatioit Succeeds
lifillions of dqllars of a s s e s s e d
valyalion could be brought into the
capistrano Unified School District if a
group of San Onofre residents SMeJt
from Fallbrook Schools and draw their
boundaries to Include the San Onofre
nuclear generating station.
The deannexatlon proposal was one o(
several alternatives offered by the
Capistrano district board of trustees
M911day to a woman represe nting parents
In a Camp Pendleton housing area;-
Mrs. Jan Friesen said 90 percent of the
parents surveyed. in the_ tract, just south
or San Clemente, want their children to
attend San Clemente schools. Tbey now
attend Fallbrook schools.
Because of the location, elementary
children must ride the bus 4<t minutes
one way, junior high students an hour
and 15 miputcs, and high sci)ool students
one hour .
'·'I admit we didn't do a very good job
of publicizing it \\'hen we began
eonsidering leasing sites last spring."
Carter said at the beginning or the
~eeting. "We may have some ·kind of
credibility gap."
The fact that a credibility gap exlst.s
became evident during the meeting a6 .
speakers accused the Department of !he
Interior of having ignored the public 's
desires in the past and repeatedly stated
their belief that the department is
influenced by financial donations from
major oil companies.
At one point a man in the audience
wav~ a one dollar bill and shouted, ....
"Th is will buy your vote!"
"I find that very offensive," Carter
responded. : •
"I find you otfensive!" shouted another
heckler.
Representatives of a number or
environmental groups, several of which
had held pre-meeting press conferences.
expressed themselves Jess colorfully but
· with equal vehemen~.
"\Ve're objecting that the decision has
already been made," said f\fary Ann
Eriksen, a representative of the Sierra
Club.
"I think the 0dministration is making a
mockery or environmental i m p a c t
(See OIL, Pa1e %)
Orange Coast
Weather
·Kelp ,May· Prond-e-Energy-. . .
"\Ye went to the Fallbrook school
board but didn 't get any satisfaction,"
said ·P.1rs. Friesen. "They believe we
should consider ourselves lucky to attend
their schools." _
J\ilrs.. Rrieseh... ~id she WEl~king__
information on whal alternatives were
available.
Patchy fog and low clouds near
the beaches \Vednesday morning
otherwise sunny with .not much
change in temperature, according
to the-weather. service. Beaches
in the low 70s rising to the mid-
80s inland.
Caltech llCientlata all-.-.tl)'
they are e1peibnenlill& wl!b a .flOllll>le
..,. _..,. GI <Mfl1• nip, lhe (altlt
flt ...... plant In tho -
'Ille Qllllletlc natural p1 -can
'" ..,,.,._ from the giaDI --· ... .av. lo Calllomla~~ '.'""then be
A martne ~ farm 11· cumntly
being let up In deep wll<r all San
Clement< llland lo -rt~ with lhe
llelp. -~.. """' lo del<rmlne wltelher large quonUtlel of lhe giant
martne plant can be ralaed ~
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artificial conditions. ,
Caltech marine bioloC!ll Dr. -' ..
Nortll. II, a -def Mar -. Is
the dllel oclentilt-GI t1te morloe fmnlil&
project. lie -out GI Callocb'I
Kerdldl .... ..., !n Oonna def liar.
Dr. -" tbe marine -wtoo baa lod a -1111 compalgn -lhe
wtt. **' .. -.-W the 8euelwl9 • cal!iiim 11e1p 1ona1a. ,,,., -.
declmalod -.al ywa ... b 1
um--Oy warm ooean currents and bY
an · Invasion of teh>Om:lur'tDI -urctdm. Oa lhe Orange.COalt hla lab baa
1rwpl1111od new kelp beds at Dana, .
Point and at CO-Sborel. f 'llll lmporlulce GI Dr. North'• tat .. t
kelp larmlnc project la refleclod \11 tis
. .
may ""'"°'L They Include lhe Navy, Says marine biologist Dr. North, "If Caltech. the State Department of Fish the pik>t fann Is successful , then one will
and aune, I ind the National Sdmot -be eetablilbed that is a mile square.
-' . • .. • "If .... <al\. -' these pl8ldJ In ->.• ~ kelp, planll .,. aoll'-quonftt1es,.1bey mlglt provide
...,...t1y llOlng 1.-to a larg~1 Mlf>O'' us with a -a"*81t GI petroleum-like
net-11 !Oft that II suspended ,. feet proOOct& !0< ...,...ung food, fuels and
•erwter hi 1 .,_ deepaJ"M-~ " ' -
oil San Oemente !llanil's -hem tip. Kelp la llreldy Jll!ecf today !or a wide
. The U.S. Na'l' buill llld Installed !he ,_ of I~ flUrposes. Derivatives •
1Nerwitl!r earl/and · is currentl:)' l:rGlr'l the 8'lrihe plant are used in
au..tah;I& the lrelp 'piants t0: ll 'Kelp toothpaate, JJ:iD•~ paint, ink and
plantl' attaclt thellllolvol to Iha bottom card'-" ~ M!I to put a stable head
and fllW upwonll·-the -ui,. ... beer. -. any limd plant. '1110f <Oil nodlhajptl fl. • ~ -loncast for the hoture are
21111 leel, _.ied by a network of air In ltrtlHzer, plast!co, ltitll.llld loodi f!lr
.a. · both animals and humans. ~
San Chicas, director or busiriess
services, who sat in for absent
Superintendent Truman Benedict , told
the group ol Pt1arine Corps wives that
interdistrict attendance agreements are
permissible but Fallbrook as well ~
Capistrano Unified woukt have to sign.
INSIDE TODAY '
So"tll Coast Repertory l1os·
scored a smash lilt with its ·
supe rlatiue production of the
rock-gos pet rnusical "Godspell,"
ret1itwed 1odau oil Page 8.
· out that several Schools in 1mia ~ u .t.1111 L..-n n
the district are now o •e a-owded-, -1--.;..,,,.,•_._,,"""'-~s-= 1 particularly ~1arco Forster Junior High. c1a111flef n -14 ~· iriiM1 1s
F • Jd I h d I t Comlt1 11 N1tl9N/ M.w1 • · r.trs. r1esen sa n er eve opmen en .... .,. 11 0,,_ °"'"'' n
there would be 150 elemen1ary children. DHfll IM!lu. n "'-" ''""
nd · I hi h l:dit.rl# 1"1ni ' S-h It-II 50 high school, a 50 Jun or g e11im11-1 • •*-"""''" l•U students. 1"1111111:1 U·U TtllitlWll •
School H1 O~r s TlfNltft,. I Tho FaJJbrook · Elementary "'~ 1• w11llllf' •
Dlltriot plans to buHd a ·new raclllty in : • 1111-1111111 • w.rtt "''" •
their al-ea, but 1t is !eyeral years.away •
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Tuesday, J11ly 16, 1974 • ' ' ._1 DAILY rJLOT SC -----• 'Near SC Pier • Fro•Pqel
OIL ...
/ ·Coast Panelists 118e-and pllbilc Input in decb!'"'
maklna."
"W•· 11e1i.ie U Ille department ,..,.
iMlly liltelliq to ua thoy '""'1d have
..i 5'cretary of the Interklr Ro&ers
Morton instead of a 4Ubordtnate, '' said
Nancy Gaims of the Seashore
Env~onmen~I Alliance (SEA).
"You're -not considering tht
By CANDACE PEARSON property which lies inland cf the Santa alternatives," said J, Alex QXa of the 01 '"' 0•Nv "110' st11t Fe railroad !racks. Eastside-Westside ConcerTied Citizens A fourple~ proposed near the San Commission planners said the buiding Clemente pier entrance _ mough isn·t a ''high coastal dependent use.'' Committee._:>W~ don't want drilling .in
approved almost a year ago [or eight The ty.•o -·to three story structure the Santa Moo lea Bay, we want
units _ "'as vetoe<t· r..tonday by the ad jacent to the central beach v.·on't alternative fuels such as hydrogen."
regional Coastal. cOinmission. contribute "positively to coastal esthetics Cota expressed 'an""r at ha. vlng only nor will it contribute to n1aintenance and ~ _,. • " -:' ~ ei~ ; , The vote by the South Coast Region:il further devctopment of establishe<f." .• ~. lr-.... -4»' ;y·;,:"*',, • ~ .• ,..t -~· ,. , ~.. ,,i_s,4\ learned . of Jo.fOnditY's rpeetlng .the
'Zooe Conservation Comn1ission "'as four ~""'"' .1;,t·7 ·""' ,-.... ,,.. " ~ F<\'1 · Th sd f di . recreational use," the St"[ff report said. ~/"":'~11-.;,1:.·~1 .. ·i: t \' . ..,. previous ur ay ro~ a r a o
yes and bve no._ It takes seven votes for Art Holmes, the one San.Clemente city .,.,.~~~ ~N\;.~~ '.<-~1~11tr '"" ,\0,. broadcast.
<tPPfOVal. . . councilman on the co m m i s s i o n , • "We_are.... deserving ot more. res....,.. __ _ -The project planned by John Brown at -·sT~fted'the pro1·a;. ---SOME OF THOSE WHO ATIENDED CASPERS-MEMORIAL SERVICE "LINE UP OUTSIDE CHURCH -""" d · ot ht ~l't"' d 5 f I fo c 5 1 L S. than havlng a mere ,halldful of days tO 001-609 A~en.i a, Victor~a g c.aug n He said downtown redevelopment in Episcopal Church In Coron• ti Mir cento o R ttt r ounty uperv sor ost 1t a prepare to defend oui-coastline," he said.
the comm~ss1on s ~rm1t exten~1on es. ~ Clemente is a. long way off and
Brown first received a penn1 Ju SO, purehase of thi s land isn't the city's Speakers · also objected to spending
1973 I? build eight units, but his · cing highest priOrity. ...._ · their time attending a public .meeting
fell through. He was joined In voting yes by .. """' P•11e J Wh ·i H IRS p obe which was not an official hearing.and at
When he reapplied with a reduced C-Ommlssioners Louis Nowell, D 0 n CASPERS l e ouse r wlllch testimony was ncit record..t.
project , his old pennit had run out Phillips and Russ Rubley.· · J • • ; --"Yet if we dldn~t attend, the
becau,.se t~ ~mm~ssion -~~ct~!~fyped R=i~:!~ R~ .. y BRr:gmhmt, n J~dyy ) • I department could say the publi~ tm'•t
gran mg 1me e ... ,ensions .... · · • -0 a ~Rosener and Donald Bright. members or Of M • s B d interested," Mid Miss Gailns. ·
By the tiV!e new public hearings came and Carmen \V.arscha~ voted IJ?· . the South, Coast Regional Zone Conser· . . ovie ~ -tars are "We want your input in our up in June Brown's project was opposed The San.Clrmente City Council June 19 vation Commission, 00 which ~Caspers
by reside~ts . \\'ho want the land as. a refe:red _the case back to ~he co!llmis.si~ ' also had servcit, and Ir\'ine Councilman environmental i m pa c t statement,"
windo\v to the sea near the city pier. for its "independent cons1derat1on on its John Burton. Carter said. "f think .you represtntS an
The coastline commissioners ri-1ondii'y merits. "'ith the understanding that the The theme hymn chosen for the solenm \VASHINGTON (UPI ) -Th!!_ \Vhite -Ronald Reagan, $13,101 for-1962-66; important point of view which may be
who ,. voted against the four. u n. it · city doesn't have any concrete .Pia. ns for •'ln 1 960 d 1 11. ed I t f th
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I occasion was, "Eternal r~ather, Strong to House conducted an inquiry in 1971 into -Frank Sinatra, ..,.,.,,7$J or 1 an con ro mg. -apartmerit said they y.•anted to give the r eve opme~, o e a~ea as 1 1s on y city a chance to buy the a·172 square foot under study. Save." · ~'l the tax status of nine "politically.active" 1!162-64. · "However, I Urlnk you're saying that
' But five.days later, the city parks and None of caspers' fellovv S\!l)ttVisors movie and television stars, according to -Wayiie, $251,116 for 1964-66, including you've already made Up yaur minds and
Access Dispute .
Held as Threat
To Cou.nty Du1np
recreaUon commission unanimously .. ed . . . evidence 'Teleased today by the House $237 3.11 · 1966 -you're angry because you think we've recommended the council establish a fair JO!n in the memo.rial service alt!1°ugh ,Judiciary Committee. ' tn ··
d . each one sent an aide. Board Chairman Wh•'te House olf1'c1·a1s. the ev,·dence J--. A ..A. already made up ours." -market price for Brown's Ian and lo buy H 14 N' He suggested that correspondence on
IL · Ralph Clark is on vacation and showed, y.·ent to the Internal Revenue From Pqe 1 the subject be sent to William E. Grant,
Already on the site are a single family Supervisor David Baker is in \Vasbington Service to obtain the information which Manager or the Outer Continental Shelf,
d\\'elling, a take-out food stand and t"!_o D.C. on county busineSs. normallY is confidential between IRS and_ 'ENEMIE·S' • • Bureau of hand-Management-with -the
office buildings. Both Supervisors RaJpb Diedrich and a taxpayer. • U.S. DepaAment of the Interior in Los Brown proposed to tear down the office The incident is disclosed in a memo ~ An8:eles. "
buildings to Jt13ke ,way for the RabertJ3attin are away in Miami Beach contained ·in the. 441).wge volume of no harassing audits were made of While "He's the one'"' responsible for the
apartments, but leave the o th e r where they_ are attendin&. the National -evidence relating lo alleged misuse of the Hous'e enemies. environmental studies," Carter said.
A top official in the Orange County structures. AssociaUOn of Counties Conference IRS released by the committee as part of Today's report was the ninth volume of "However, I assure you we'll be mµch ~
Road Department predicted today that Commission planners said the where tbey are to pick up an award ii~ impeachment investigation. The impeachment evidence to be released, more influenced'-by .reasonable \.
unless a solution can be reached "'ithin a ddeve~op!nenteedwolnuld beth ~l units an acrte. ad honoring Orange County for its ~ol~me draws no conclusions as 'to the with more lo -e later this week. arguments against offshore drilling than • year on controversial ·access to a new ens.\y exc g etr s u g g e s e • -incident. .. ,,.... by opinions alone."
south county dunip site, the county would standard of JS units an acre. P.rogl'essive programs. The memo was y.-ritten Oct. 6, 1971 to The ne\v report said: Among f\-fonday's speakers, Hennosa
be "out of business do\\1l there ." In other actions Monday .In ·Long Caspers and his two, sons and seven then-White House counsel John W. Dean -Newspaperman Clark Mollenhoff, Beach City Councilman Lance Whitman
1\lurray Storm. deputy road Beach, the commission turned down a others were lost at sea June 14 below San III by John J. Caulfield, an e:<·New York former special m~I to Nbon, swore in was ooe of thg. few to detail his
commissioner, said that hopes still are pennit request by R. A. K. DeVelopment Benito Island off Baja California. They City policeman hired by the White House an affidavit ·to the committee that H.R. objections lo tbe 1drllling. Whitman cited
h' h th t th dispute over access routes for a six-unit condominium at 807-809 for clandestine assignments. the danger of oil spills, the visual bnpact v.~uld ~ S:ttled \\'ith the city of San Buena Vista, san Clemente. were -aboard the 63-foOt S1loot4ig Star, . The investigation was triggered, HaJderrian invoked Nixon's name In 1970 of oil equipment, and the ~ge of
Juan Capistrano. . With ils vote, the conuniMion upheld a owned by county political leader Fred according to accompanying testimony, by in seeking a memo on the tax· $1.atus of Propositiop 20 as evidence that voters
"But if we can't reach accord by early 25-foot blufftop setback proposed by its Harber whose last commwlication came a · oomplain"t to the White House from Gerald Wallace, brother of the governor "hold precious the California coastltne."
summer of next y ... ear, we v•ould have to staff. ]ate at niibt June 13 that the OOat was actor John Wa>'.00 of Newport Beach, of Alabama. The damaging-memo was Monday's meeting was a less dignified
putl out of the area completely," he said. The Mena Vista prOject ·called for t k" d sinkin that he was being "harassed" by tax ·r 1 l aked tho h thOrized repeat of a meeting Friday between The cotinty already owns hundreds of excavation and grading of ·1be coastal a mg on water an -g. men. After looking at the status of other ~ t y e • even ug unau . Carter and Southern Callfoml.a city
acres.of Prima:Desecha Canyoo in inland bluff to make way for part of the Services for Harber ahd the siJ: otben movie and television stai's,-Caulfield-d1sclosure of tax return~ is a crunir.al officials, who also expressed opposttkln
hills near the city limits and its current building on the face of the blu!L --liiVe not been announced. concluded that "The Wayne complaint act. both to offshore oil drilling and to tbe
dump site, Forster Canion, v.i ll be full The vote was five yes and four no on . , . does not appear to be strong enough -John D. EhrHchman, in another Departriient of the Interior's bandling of
by mld-1975. the application. 1J 'tr · -* to punue." . . sworn statement, recalls telling fonner the matter.
Furthermore, a lease be.tv.·een the Absent Monday weri: O>mmissioners D , Impeachment investigators obtained IRS Corillnissioner Johnnie M. Walters ln Carter said at both meetings that he
county and the o"'Tlers of the canyon east Ralph Diedrich, James Hayes and Don emocratip unit· the Caulfleld memo from the Senate 1972 ,, hat . b he h d d ,. expects the eovironm«Kal aslealment to
of the Sao Diego F.reeway expires next WilSOll. ,._, \Vatefgate Committee, aJong with his w a cr~ppy. JO . a one be completed. by December or January,
July. ' -. seer.et testimony-at-an eiecutiv~ ~sesaiCJO ~use. an audit faded to fmd a tax following public hearings, with; a fina.I
'9 "Jf we can't develop an allernate site WliJL~TOl En :rOrse ~ch 2.1. -~__..,.-=""--• derpaymenLb~wrence.-O~Britn,~deciskln'i"to-be,,made-by-late~ng-'"Of'---1-~-1n--the Soul:h-<bmty;=-i means-that,~---F,.... Pqe~ 1--41 . .tY-. ll:----=-U "Per your instru1=tions of Sepf::JISJ911-ttten--Democratie---natlonal-chainnan-:-1915.~------------~ 1---rubbish--contractors-would..bave-to...ha'"'-~=====~-------h I ed Ind! id I · !he d '-I "
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all the refuse to Central locations a Jot PROBE S • } B II t '>''e av~ se ect . ~metry ~as m Ehrlichman sw:ore last February: "I "This Is ·going to be a tough ec~ on,
f he " 'd St . i • • -peclft . 3-0 -entertainment m us were wanted them to t1·,-. ·up something and Carter said Monday . .. art r away, sai onn. ' politically active 'during prior elections ··"
The effects of that, he added, would be ,., and determined their audit hh!tory," send him to jail before the election and
felt in every household, through greatly said the adnmiistration of th~ By JORN VAL TERZA Caulfield wrOte Dean. · unfortun.ately it didn't· materialize." increased service charges by the private department has not been folloWing ot "" 0.11, Pli.ir st.if proper management teclmique. Or ,...,....,_h•' De t' Ce t 1 The review, be said, showed these -Walters, who quit the following April, contractors. t' The -al'° p1'npom· ted -"-ms ange ---3 s mocra ic n ra "deficiencies" for the selected ·stars: 'f'ti<:Alling · the incident, said · t h a t The next stage of the dispute las mg ... yv. • r·-~ C<mmittee 8greed Monday it would not r more than a year with the city is for the with training programs, chain of ..-Richard Boone, $1,377 for 1967-68; Ehrlichman had complained to him, "I'm
city council in San Juan to review IO .command, record keeping and become lnvolved,in the battles over how -sammy Davis Jr., $36,663 for 1961-:63 goddamn tired of your foot-dragging
environmental impact reports on evaluation, communications; and control a succesior ·to Fifth-~Pistrict Supervisor and 1966; tactics." White House officialdom, the
alternate access routes. That Y.ill oome of trusties. Ronald Caspers will be chosen. -Jerry Lewis, $4621312 for 1958-66 and evidence showed, felt Democrats in the
00 Wednesday. All incoming calls for sen •ice and radio · In a voice vote folknving 20 minutes of 1968; • IRS hlerarchy controlled Republican ta:r
F'·ve are preferred as top choices by transmissions should be taped, especially debat the .,_ jected . 1 -Peter Lawford, $32,720 for 1966-69; commissioners -instead of vice-versa.
d e, comm1tl-'l:l'I; re a reques Fred M M I 7 6 f ~· the county, and .,,.,..,.!al preference still uring emergencies and when the b al 1 d' Dem -ac urray, 19, 1 or 1......,, . -Previously undisclosed testimony -~-~-·d t . . Id b y sever ea mg county ocrats to 1 iin' r i-~ ueS with the use of Ortega Highway. .--1..,.,1 en ts Ill res ence, t e report endorse a November election u the 11165-! and 1969, l~ $5,711 in refunds in rom Jo W. Dean III be ore a c ..-
1/s suggested. means to replaee Caspers Who was lost J96% and l!l64. session of the Senate W a t ·er g at e
The county offi cials. still prefer the use In addition, the duties of the at sea last mmlh. committee quoted him as saying that of that high'>''BY because of costs. '' department's one policewoman should be ~ary Morton and Lucille Ball, $7,0lO Nixon wanted to stop tax actions against
But city officials insist that to burden upgraded and an adequate number of -The committee majority asserted tha t in 1965; '"' his friends. Dean said Nixon "asked that
h ~ed · d' ·h. h · h substitute sergeants and policemen the move would set a precedent and 1't (the IRS) be turned orr on .friends of t e crowu , win 1ng 1g \\'ay Wlt more inject a partisan '"element in a non·
i)eavy trucks would create an intolerable positions should De provided so that long· partisan issue. hls
safety problem. term sick or administrative leaves can Fi.res Char 55 Acres -Dean, in a memo (obis White House be filled, , The campaign for the election was The highway ... a state-administered pre.55ed ?-fonday by Newport Beach's superiors, asked, "Can we do anything to
thoroughfare, is not eal'm"arked for any d Chirtef Murray6, who had hbeen with the John Black, a former candidate for CORONA (AP) _ At Jcilst six minor _,.,-help?" when told that presidential friend
improvements by state highway officials d er. mei:it ~ lyhear~. ahd been in Congress and currently a member of the brush fires, believed caused by motorist:;, Billy Graharp., the preacher, was
until 1976. ~ e erioratlng ea I since c had open state Democratic Central Committee broke out Monday aloog the Riverside undergoing a tax audit to see when he
Storm predicted that some solution viii\ heart surgery in !971. Executive Board. Freeway in the Riverside-Corona area. had reported as income gifts he had
be reached w'ith the city and that the "Thbl e Chiefk's dphysi1cal and per50i1 ihal Black said this morning that, despite The names charred SS acres, authorities received. The reply: "No -it 's already original tension between the t\\'O entities pro ems pea e at a most precise Y ! e he ·d covered." · 1 same time that liflllernal department I rejection, he and other supporters sa1 . early in the dispute-"has mel owed ." rob! be t It' 1 ,, th v.ill wage a petition campaign throughout
·Marine Sentenced . -
For Rifle Thefts
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 21.yeaMld
Marine has been senten<81 I<> PrflOll for h;. part In the theft ol 17 M·I& r1flio from
a training bamcks at Camp Pendleton.
Dennis J. Spencer. was sentenced
MOllday I<> an lndelilltte term under the
f..teral Yooth Correctkins Act. He c:ould
serve up to six Years in prison.
Spencer and another Marine, Jollt F.
Fanner, 19, were Ciinviail-June 7 of
charges connected with the Feb. 16 theft.
About 12 of the rifles have been
recovered..
Spencer was convicted of conspiracy
and theft of and receipt of government
property. Fanner, who Is scheduled to be
sentenced next Monday, was convicted of
conspiracy and theft of government
property.
"I th ink \\'e have a better working ~bse~:l gan ° mu ip y, e report the fifth district in an effort tO ConvillCi!
rela tionshi p nO\Y ..... The early problems the Assembly Judiciary Committee to jar
and disputes '>''ere.brought about by mis-loose a bill calling for the November
understanding," he added. \\'inner-take-all vote. .
The test of that premise, however, y.•jlJ Jury' c. OllviCts That bill Was introduced l)y Republican
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WHAT'S UP?
come Wednesday night when councilmen John Briggs of Fllllerton, after Caspers
try to decide v.•hich alternative suits the disappeared v.ith two or his sons and
city """ 2 Oil Narcotics seven other men during • cruise up the Baja California coast.
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LAS VEGAS (UPI) -A federal court
jucy has convicted tY..'O Lake Tahoe men
of possession and conspiracy to se.11 an
estimated $1 million worth of cocaine.
Sentencing was set Monday for Sept. 6
for ~1ichael Barbone 23, and Kurt
Crasper, 22. TOO l\\·o, free on bail, f&CE: a
maximu.m of IS years in prison on each
count ·
State and . federal narcotics agents
arrested lhe pair, along with Robert
Davis. Honolulu. and George Chadwick,
Carson Cily. Nev., on April 2. The agents
seized 2~J poundii; of cocaine during the
arrest.
F!'om Pa9e J
BAGLEY· ...
Black has labeled the effort to seek an
election ''the. only equitable a n d
democratic way to fill the vacant seat."
Among others supporting the election
is James Thorpe, the former San Juan
Capistrano mayor who ran against
Caspers in the June primary. .
'Fhorpe told the committee ?i.Ionday
that the press \\1as lndic3ting that
Den1ocrats in Sacramento have been
blocking the el~iol'I bill.
"They say we are blocking a free
election, and this (impreSft[on) I~ not
going to si t "'ell with the vote.rs," Thorpe
said.
HO\\'CVe.r. !he majority of the county
central committee members in&stCd
!hat the party always has remained
· detached -Crom non-partisan lllpervisorlal
races. ·
One or lhc county's most prominen t
· Democrats. rancher .RiGb.nrd O'Neill,
, opposed tfle move to suppori'an election. ~~ai:~.ars old and, already sho.,..·s great but did not engage in debate befofe 'the
committee ·vote'.
The !rend IO'>''ards lack of trust In ' Afterwards, Q'Neill said that ,
government, he said, ""•ill lead to no even though three Dem6crats oow served
man daring to trust another, let aloi1e on the county Board of Supervisors. the
trust the governm('nt_. party has never be«lme involved in their
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NOT CARPETING -
The latest census figures confirm that carpet prices today •
are lower-than 22 .years ago, (1952). Technology nas been
reswosible Jor Jhis, resulting in speedier_.ways_oL making,
dyeing, and finistting carpeting as much as 70 times faster!
THERE IS VIRTUALLY . NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN-
CREASE DURING THIS TIME PERIOD.
Yor may think when you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive. Remember. however, that people are carpeting
bedrooms, baths. kitchens, and_ other areas that usually
weren't .carpeted 25 or 30 years ago, making totals higher.
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' Carpeting ordinarily costs le ss than fi!loleum or hardwood'
flooring , and provides feature s of comfort, quiet, beauty, and
impressions of spacio~sness. ·
. You 'll get your BEST CONSUMER VALUE when you buy
carpetinii from Alden's. ·
ALDEN'S
1---i--,,J -.i '""!} Ctntffit4 A.-..trff .. '42·5'
''l\tr. B:igley Is all that I despise in performance.
°'cmment " lwald " I · •'-"-'l'hostn~rvl!fflBTelt~lim-H---
1. ca , torpi , Ineffectual po Ii tic a r Battin, Ralph Diedrich and Ralph Clark.
CARPETS • DRAPES
'1663 PlacHfla Ave.
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hack." The board has gtanled caspera official
Th!!: contributions, Cella said. were not leave through Aug. 9 and, until that dale,
designed to g:'lin f14vors from the ... no one can 11ssu1ne even a caretaker t"Ol~
controller's office. • in the Fifth District Gov. Ronald Reagan
"I huve no idea wh.1t the controller·s has the power to appoint a sucte1.I01' to
office Ci;iuld do for mt. I have. never Cnspers. If no election took place,· that
received any favors Jrom anyone Jlt the appo{ntmcnt would last until early next
st.ate l~vel, ·• ~e !iaid. year \\'hep a new goVC!'flO~ Is s\\'om in.
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HARK): DAT WAXEN PALLOR !Ft>N DOSE ,
ROSF.Y CHE!'KS! ... OEM DfW-UKE WHAT 15 YOUSE DOIN'
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A1vAY FRO M
WAGES '
by Al Smith
'SOMEDAY
1,A/~GES Will.
CATCH UP
1v1T>i PRICES!
by Ernie Bushmiller
SLUGGO · I ALWAYS KNEW YOU
WERE A NUT B UT
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LIT'nE 5M00C~1r roo ! WOULD You
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ACROSS
t Trades
6 FIOOf
city
•3 Cons~ten1
44 €ease lo
live
covering 45 .. Privale
pieces J girlS
10 Cu111nQ • . , school
1---~•IOOIS -~., Taka5 14 ····· back
button 51 Man s 15 Came to nickname
earlh 52 Apphed A1chau::
16 Municipal
mop
17 Maple
Leal
Gardens
lB SOi.itn
American
republic
19 Ci1y o!
Latvia
io Sa11sty1ng
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oil
V1!am1n
source
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coaling
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account
58 Amounts
o! money
59 Grand
Du~e o! MuScovv
61 Kind or
show
62 Lumbei
source\
6J Partiallt ·
Pre!1i
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city
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slatf!sman
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1eg1on
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eiiergy
12 Fi11 rng
rel urn~
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island
36 Ave1age
Abbr.
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upon
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r;omba!
4Q oeser1er
4:? Piece ot
Hoofing
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PEANUTS by ·Chcirles M. Schulz
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IEN Mn .• l..!0\1 DOlLARS ! AND L{Ol) KNOW w~v l'M I ~CAU5€ M'{ MOTHER:,WANTED iO
00~6 10 SEE IT ? 6E.l ME OJT QI.'. THE HOUSE !
JUDGE PARKER
r..-M ISS SPENCER TOOK
WHERE 15 MIM TO M EET THE HOUSE -
J USTIN NOW? KEEPER! DO YOU KNOW
~ ANYT~ING A60UT ~I M? :. ~ ' ; ~ : I
N0'7 A 1 MEARO HIM T~LL M ISS
THIN&! SPENCER THAT HE HASN'T
DO 'YOU'? A DRlVER'S LICENSE !
AND I-IE SAID SOMETHING
ABOUT BEING IN A '
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,,ure and lake up ceramics instead of laadscepe paintifts -
sh e said ceramics i:.; so much neater the restrooms."' by Mell
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vessel
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p1ejles
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VOL 67, NO. 197, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ,-TEN CENTS
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Laguna P_olice Win Chamber Backing Over Pay
By JACK CHAPPEIL·
Of .. .,... ""' ....
'Ille Laguna Beach. Chamber of
Ccmmen:e hU steppm Into current dty
budpl deUberatloos, charging penoonel slnoJlb. " tbe po11 ... il.e~-11 "dqerously low" and supporting poU.oe
employes In tbetr pay negotiations with
the city. · _ •
Chamber ol Coouner<:e --· Larry lfunl suggested in a 1etter to
ltfayor Roy Holm that the. city U6f tax .. _
tleward, Revenge
Efforts -to :.use
-IRS Detailed · ' -
WASHINGTON (UPIJ -The llou1e
Jwticilr)' Ommltt.e ]>ubltshed ·-today o( White -elloril lo turil the Internal Revmue Service into an agency
" political mranl and ...... ge.
A 440-page report from t h e
lmpeacbmeot Inquiry Mlowed tbat'Nilul
'ljU ""'°"'' whoo aides dilcUsled efforts .. make potltlcal bay • fnlm ms tu
lnlormation and lo hara11 White lloule
"enemies" by audttlng their tues.
Former ms Commtsilaoer Randolph
'nlrower, In a nom ltalemlll& to tb,
committee, said the preaure lo po!JUclze
the tu -became ..........
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Judlclary Chairman P,etor W. Rodino
Jr. (~N.J.),, bas raid be -n
evidence of_ the . polltical -o( .
govemment agendea lo_be -tbe ,_ .,,.... In tbe lmpeocbment Inquiry.
'!be ms evlclellce ts likely '!' be cited
-RodJiio•1 ......... IWil draftiq
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Mother of 4 ' . " -.. ....
mo·111o1 be had 1o--·to-...Ial!-1o--'""-' __ _
block a -Wblle Home plD -:0 I •
city councll to cut the tax rate and not to
lncreaae .city spending In the face of an
utra sm.ooo It could receive by keeping
the same tax rate .
Property tax is determined b y
multiplYinc the property's assess.eel
valuation llmel a tax rate per $100 of the --lion. The cbamber president noted that Lacum u a teaSide community bad a
untque law enforcement problem .
. "Ally ctty k>c.ated in an area wnich
aUracta great numbers of people Ls
bound to exp e? i e·n c e certain
incmveniences while enjoying t h,e
benefits of their trade.
"It is unfortunate that wilh the inOux
of the..summtt-b'ade Comeetthe need for
increaaed lliw+enforcement. T<t y;bh that
the situatioCt were otherwise l s
unreal is lie," Hiint said.
"Lagtina's· police force is da~ef'9US)y
JGw. Decreasing penonne_I would lessen
efficiency, would increase i~urance
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rates,' and unfortunately, becomes' an
invitation to crime.
"We fuJly recogni ze that in ortte!" to at
least mainJaln law enforce·m·ent
efficiency at the present level funding
mu.st" be-available. For this reason, we
heariily ,$llPP!)rt legislation whi~h ltWld
provide communities with monies ior
safety serv.i'cq;. · , 1 •
"We support as v.·ell Ifie use of fµnds
now .realized by the increa~ in the
assessed ·valuation of Laguna Bea'ch. . .
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ThiJ 1 y,·ouid considerably offset the
department's expenses," Hunt said.
The city council e.arly this year in
budget studies has ordered that big cit y
departments cut 8.6 percmt froril budget
projections for fiscal 1974-75. --
Those projections would have main.
tained Je\'els. Of personnel and. services.
· The police department was cut $80,000
which meant a loss of five officers.
However, at the times · of the
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Call Meet
'Window
Dressing'
By JACKIE H~1AN
Of llMI DIH, l"llot Stiff
• U.S. Deputy Undersecretary o£ the
Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted
· "'ith skepticism and 'insuJts ~fonday in
Santa J\tonica during publi~ discussion of
offsh9re oil drilling along the Southern
California coastline.
Speakers in the audience of 400 persons
at Santa Monica Civic auditorium told
Car:ter they believe 1he decision is
already inade on otfshore ·drilling'Slfis.
"J have the feeling you already. have
your mind made up and this meeting is •
just wlPdow .dressing,., said Marr.
ffi~O~__Angeles.-"Jt!s-very
frustrating." .
~~ ... rwec1thePim-Kills Himself tam tbe.J.,OCIO.man Alcobol,.-Tobloco-andl-=-=· =~'-' :..:,_.:::· ---'----'C..:----
•.·rve told you that we won'1 make a
decision until the envirorunental impact
statement-is completed.-and.-what-I've
sakl: is accurate," Carter responded.
Ftreanns Dlvisloo Into "a penonal police The JQOtller or r...r i-1 cblldml wu force''_ contrqlla~le Oll]y by the ms shot ti>deiilb jj,-Siii& Ana eorly ioday 'b)'
commw, a j>olltlcal appointee. !!'!' ,,.._, who then put the murder
The White Hooae offered -.... -(IOll .. bts'temple 11111 lrtll<d blmlell,
eandldatel for tbe job -.G. Gordan police aid; ·
tlddy, later C011Yicled in _the Watergate The aparelit muri!....Wclde t o o k
bttak-ln, and Jack caullJeld, a former . place before a -wi,_ at a
New Yori< police -wi-role· 11 commerdal ·and . Industrial ·center In
a political spy~ to light dwing the South Santi Ana at about 1' a.m.,
St!hate Watergate-bearings.. delediftl a.kl ·
;"lbrower,. a Repuhllcan !nm Atlanta, The -'1ctim was ldeatllied as
Ga., said be blocked both appointmelll. Rola Moolct, 11, of ltllJI lloptll Rooewood
. Bui when be tried IA> ,.. President St., Santa Ana. Her dead hulband wss
""""'-'---"=~~--'==--Dispute betv.•een Carter and the
MOTORISTS ARE USING-CENTER· LEFT TURN LANE TO PASS SLOWER CARS ILLEGALLY
· P9llce Wiii AtternPt·to EduCate·PubliC.About H.urdoas t1Srun~.C1njon'R.01d Situation • · ..
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Traffic Hazaro Reported
audience arose both about J he issue oL""'
, offshore oildrilling itself and about the
~ Interior Department's band.ling of the
problem. ·
,;I admit v.·e di9n't do a very good job
of publicizing it when we · began
.considering leasing sites last spring,"
Carter said ar the beginning of the
meeting. "We may have -some kind of
credibility gap."
The fact that a credibility gap exists .
becanie evident during the meeting as
NllOO,toprotest again elloril 1o tum the identHIOd a. llipei -1c:ii 'llis liody
tu service into I political tool be WU bore DO Jdentlficatloft, police said.
--d0nied:-....,.-to-the-...i--d6ce-and-The-wlbms; · wh>-told-jlolice that
· sj)eaiiMi aceusea .. !he J!ej)iffffieilt-Onlie Lau_ una Dri,tiers___lb_e_ Lei t__T__uru_lall!_ e f_ or..P_a,ssing---'i"lnlerior of havlng_igoored lh"-JlubliC:S---1 ~-desires in the past and repeatedly stated
blocked from making his cue, he said. they had no time lo ~art the tracedy, Laguna "Bead:!. rnoto'rist~ -~ ille~~Iiy used in die Canyon Road sectOr' is an "reversible left turn Jane," meaning that
said 'the couple arrived at the center at usill.8-:newly otrtped left tum lane on internaur;.· 1 marlc:ing and has been used cars turning left from either inbound or 33lt Weit Warner Ave. at about I a.m. 9 .... outboUnd · 1anes may pull into the area if' -spers 2 e--•n>cs..----ud--be@.g argulnc. Laguna Canyon Road as a puling lane, for man years in the county. . between the brokeq double double ye11ow .
....U . ' .;:JU Duiing ~df:...t:bt-W!;,Jtllf\!!,,PcMrs"";. _ _.an!Uextr100em,...e"'lywbazardous.,....,.,._--ll<!"dl"'ce"'-"·"Pu"'b"'li"c---'V-"eterao!E-'"--.'"lice"'-"'--"o"ffl'C·cer,,__,_sfrec""'-al"'led""'t"'ha"t__,a,_t -1ines aft<f...wait--for traffic to clear before
Mmlco aaertedtf"ran froin the "car and Works Director stan Scholl said Monday. one time there used to be a third lane turning. " R""eive Final her. bulblnd calilbl up with her and Scholl said the Laguna Beach Police aloog Laguna Canyon Road, a. passing The arrangement Is designed to
'-"r' draged ber'i'blct into the auto. Departm nt ti de Id ta lane for use by either traffic lane. prevent the' heavy Incidence of rear-end
f.oast Farewell
Belore::tbe ltartled cinlookers could e recen y ma a v eo pe The traffic engineer's brainchild soon traffic accidents along the commertjal
reaot, Monico pulled a .n caliber recording of traffic 'aloog tbe half-mile became known aptly as "a suicide lane" sed.ion caused by cars waiting to tum .. revelW!!' llld quietly pumped three llttetch of the new striping, and it showed as passing oocoming cars would meet left stopping in the traffic lanes.
bulletr"into hil screaming Wife and then that 40 vehicles during an hour period bead"'<llt. The city will embark oh a program to
turned the gi.m.' cm · ~f. Both m-e ued the lane to pass slower cars. 'Ibat's not what the new stripihg in educ3te motorists to the new restriping
prooounced.:dMd.at ttie tcene. · The motorists' behavior is dlfftcult to Laguna along the commercial ·sa;or of planned for the stretch.
By L PETEil l[Jl!EG •
" Of ... Dlllr. '"" lllff 1The memorial !older uld limply that •
father and his two 11'.1111 were "Lost at
Sea, June, 1974."
,llul it was not the tragic death al Filth
Diltrid Supal'.Vilor Ronald w. c..,.
and !KtllS Kirt and Rick thit a ·family
~. the l\•V. G. Wtnlam Grady,
-led duiiog memori4l -lltblay.
Before -. than 400 penons crowded
lillil St. Michael's and All Angels
Council to Hear ·
Citizen · Pr.otesi
Of 'Crisis House'
~I Cbureh In Corona ~I Mar, the A neJcbborbood ~ ao Orange !IP. Grady said tbe people wbo !mew County plaM Id ieaM ·a Mystic Hilb· R<*I Cupen "have a great« 'vision of home as a "crlill -'"!or delliiquent arr' becauae al this lruly OOl•andlnc youth wilt' be beard Wednelday b)' the
iiiill." La ..... -Cl!J Olllldl. . " Jre said Mr. Caopen..!'.loanct.l!!l! ·1rae-'l1le matter Is aoe ol the lint Items on 10Vi in life in his election to the &anror--lbe· council 4:39 p.m. qenda and
sUoervilOrl." stems from a -by W. "C. Cauthen, -4'be --loog service In the billJide chairman ol tbe MyR!c P a r k
~ that ...,_, Newpon Barllor Neighborhood Assoclatloo. _lie -that
l!"I 1ttonded by family friends Ind the city ban the -of tbe 'IYooth 'lletllbon, political leaden and county Service Center:" · .
onlcials. 1be center would home at ~ most six
They beard the Rev .. Grady tall< of tbe -youths "eiqierienclng family problems In ... . · order to ·preYeDt more critical .t.tuauons /~l of .Rick Caspers, whole lov_e of. riom developing," accordinc to .• 'Jetter
~ made him well known Oii the -to ·-o( the .,... by the
-o1 both Newport Beadl and county. -
' -Barbara. Al -· recent ....,ty, -A 0 I
accomK for, &:bOII said, explaining that Laguna Canyon Road is. Police officers will cite motOrists who
the broken double-double line striping It is what ·traffic engineers call a . use the center lane •for passing.
Machu Picchu Developer~
Retilrn to Laguna Panel
After · atnlost a year of silence,
developers o! the proposed. dormaot
Machu PlcchJ project ln Laguna Beach
made an appearance Monday night at a
plibnfng commission study 9eSSion.
• · i:>mdty ·for· tbe 73-acre site between
Top of the W~ and Mystic Hills was
set at about 112 units by commissioners
last August -a reduction of nearly hall
the unill originally requested by Creative
Communities, Inc., developers or the
project.
The final deqaity and other d<sign
delallo WGlld ho,. been -tied oot
between p!unen, devtlopers and
project on commission agendas.
The Canyon A c r e s Neighborhood
As9oc:iation was~ involved in the
CQntroversial bearings last" y e a r •
protesting the possible drainage effects
on the , canyon communlUes, which lie
below the proposed site.
Alter these meetings, the Machu
Picchu pro}ed: may again appear before
commissioners to receive a go-ahead to
continue project plans.
Weapons Confiscated
Ra.gley Assails
Contributions
Given to Cory
RepubUcan
their belief th3t the department is
influenced by finan cial donations from
major oil companies.
At one point a man-in ttf 'audlence
waved-a one dollar ~btU and · shouted,
"This will buy your vote !"
.. l find that very oftensive," Carter
responded.
"I find you of!ensive!" shouted another
heckler. •
Represcntalives of a number of
environmental groups, several of which
had held pre-meeting press conferences.
expressed themselves Jess colorfully but
with equal vehemence.
"We're objecting that the decision has
"already been made," said Mary Ann
Eriksen, a representative of the Sierra
Club. ·
"I think the administration Is making a
mockery of environmental i mp a c t
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' -Oraage Coast
Weather
Patchy fog and low clouds near
the beaches Wednesday morning
ot.hei-wise sunny v.•ith not much
change in temperature, according
to the weather service. Beaches
,. in the low 70s rising to the mid-
BOs inland.
INSIDE TODAY
South Coast Repertory has
scored a smash hit r with its
superlative --p roduction of £he
rock-gospel 111usical "Godspell,"
~eviewed today ou Page 8.
lrlM •-'""-U AINI L.-.n 1J
L. M, •ff41 t ~'( Trff 1S C•lllfml1 I Mev"' I
Cl1Ulllt4I 1 .. 1&., M•hl .. Jl~MI U
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"He bad 1 quiet and patient .....,.. Supenillon 11111tJntj_ a lafll Contlnpnt
1111 always put people at eue," the oLMystlc llllll -nen lurMd aut IA>
RO.. Grady said. -• """" tho or-"' crialll houoe. The •11Jrk Caspers, 20, said Rev. Grady, wilt sweriiiont however a141N't'ed ft.
be' remembered !or bis love ol the 'l'llo LagUnl <1M1DCi1 ·lat ~·llUlf had • t1·----jjil6ii!: "--'-----,---..,'"'"~°"'---~
I "'He w11 at borne with nature," tbt oot the loceUon at 1111 Pltcainl Piiot..
·~~4,,;~l:"" ·•·t..~";ilhr-1----~ O.tll Mefkft 11 ,_.. U•U
R•., Grady said. • • Collnctlwoman 1'111119 8-f, wbo
'For Ronald w. Caapen, bom May U, sujlPCl!ll the -Ol\'l_er1 oald ·the Ill~ "Ille was an exciting thing," tbe mattel' wu "'very bodly oanoted by tbe
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'ENEMIES' ..•
ar1 1cles of impeiichm ent next v.·cek.
Asked about the committee report as
he arrived for a closed Session of the
conuntt.tee today, Nixon's lawyer, James
D. St. Clnir said he T('O.d It to mean the
panel "found nothing to it."
He said the matter had been
investigated tUJly by other congress ional
committees and it was determined that
no harassing audits ""erc n1ade of White
House enc1nies.
Today 's' report was the ninth volume of
im~achment evidence· to be released,
with more to cotne later this week,
The new report said:
-News·paptirman Clark ~lollenho~.
former special counsel to l\tixon, S\\'Ore 1n
an affidavit tO the comn1ittee Vlat H.R.
Haldeman invoked Nixon's name in 1970
in· seeking a me n10 on the tax status of
Gerald Wallace, brother of the governor
•--~of Alaban1a. The daJ))Eging memo was_
S\\'iftly leaked, even though unauthorized.
disclosure of tax returns is a criminal
act.
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.....Jolin D: Ehrlichman. in another
sv.'Orn statement, reCalls telling former
JRS Comnlissioner Johnnie ~t. \\'alters in
1972 "wj;i.1t a crappy job he had don(l"
beca use an audit failed to find a tax
underpayment by Lay,·rencc O'Brien,
then Democratic nationaj chainnan.
Ehrlichman swore last February: · "l
\\'antetl -the1n to turn up something and
send hin1 to jail before the election and
unfortunately it didn't materialize."
-\Vallers. who quit the following April,
recalling the incident, said t ti a t
'Ehrliclunan had complained to him. "I'm
goddamn tired of your foot~gging·
tactics." \\'bite House officialdom. the
evidence showed. felt Democrats in the
-IRS hiera"rchy controlled Republican tax
cOmn1issioners - instead of vice-versa.
-Previously undisclosed testimony
from John W. Dean Ill before a closed
session of the Senate \V a t e r g a t e
t1l mmittee quoted him as saying lh?-t
Nixon wanted to stop tax-actions against
his friends. Dean Said Nixon "asked that
it (the IRS) be turned off on friends of
bis
-Dean. in a memo to his \\fhite House
superiors, asked, "C<ln we do ailytfung to
help?" when told that presidential [riend
BIUy Graham, the preacher, was
undergoing a tax audit to see when he
had reported as income girts he had
received. The reply: "No -it's already
covered."
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HE'S JUST SCRATCHING THE SURFACE OF . PLASTICS
J.Artl~t Tom hlloni UMs Vivid Splllshy Technique
Laguna Artist Devises . .
Own Color Technique.)
' ' \ Cal~ll Discovery f'rem P•te 1
OIL •.•
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. Kelp ~roclaimed
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U9"11mmtl and publl<'-lnpul 111 d .. 1~1111
thaklng."
"We believe U tht department were
Nlll1 IJNftlq to ., lhtr -111 bav•
.ent Secretary of the lnterlor Rogers
Marton ins tll ru L albordin.att., .. &ald
Nancy Galmt 'ot the Sea1hore
Envlronmenl.sl All!anC'1 !SEA).
Soµrce of' Ene-r~
Caltedt scientists announced recently
they are experlmenttnr with a poaslble
new source of energy, kelp, the fastest
growing plant tn the world:
The synthetic natural gas methane can
be produeed from the giant seaweed,
native to C8lifomla. This gas can then be
used to generate electricity.
A marine energy fann Is currently
being set up in deep water off san
Clemente Island to experiment with the
kelp. · Scientists want to detennlne
whether large quantities of the giant
marine plant" can be raised-Wlde
artificial condiUons.
Caltech marine biologist Dr. Wheeler
North. 52, a Corona 'del Mar resident, 1s
the chief scientist of the marine fanning
project. He works out Of Caltech's
Kerckhoff Laboratory in Cor0na de! Mar.
Dr. North is the marine scient ist whO
has led a successful can1paign since the
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CASPERS • • •
"You're not c onsidering the
early s~ties to rebuild the southern alternatives," tlllid J. Alex Cota of the
Cali.forn.ia kelp fof¥la. They we~ , Ea_stside-Westslde. Concerned · Cltlzw
decintated several years 1 aa:o b Y Committee. "We don't want drllllng tn
unusually wann ocean currenta and by the . Santa Monica Bay, we want
tm Invasion of kelp-dqourlng sea alternative fuel1 such 11 hydrogen." '
urchins. On the Orange CQast his lab has Cota expressed anger at havfhi only
transplanted :new kelp beds at Dana Jeaf'ned of Mooday't meetlnr the
Point and at Cameo Shores. preVious 'Illuraday from a r ·a d Io 1be importance of Dr. North's latest htoadcast.
kelp farming project Is reflected by Its
-many sJJ009ors. They include the Navy, "We are deaervtna of more respect Cal~h_, the_StfilL~J:!:@rtmen~ of flab_ than hlvlric a mere handful of. days to
and Game; and the ·National Sclent"e prepare to defend our coastline," he-said.
Foundation. Speakers allO ~Jected to ~spending
Some 3,000 full-grown kelp plants~ are the~ time attendlng a public~ meellilg which wu not an official hearing and at
currenUy being fasteUed to a large rope· which testimony was not · recorded.
network raft that ii sU.nded ·40· feet "Yet U we __ dJdn 't attend, the ,
underwater in a 300.foot-deep area a mile department could say the public Isn't
off San Clemente Island's Jl(jrthem lip. interested," !laid ?.iiss Gaims ..
The U.S. Navy built and installed the "We want your input in 0 u r
underwater raft and la currenUy environmental i m pa ct statement "
attaching the kelP plinta to it. .Kelp Caitez: said. "I think you feptiiiftt$ ~n
plants attach them•lves to the bottom impgrtant point ot vlew Which may be
and grow upwards towards the sun, like controlling •
! any land plant. They can reach heights of "However, r think you're uylng that
Rev. Grady sai 200 feet su rted b a network of air ·~'ve already made up your minds and
"He got so very much out of sacs. everything lire had to offer. ' Says marine biologist Dr. North, "If you're angry because you think we've
"Whether it was that twinkle in his eye the pilot farm is successful, then one will already made.up ours ...
when you woµld go. before him at the be establi$hed that is a mile square. He suggested that correspondence~
Board of Supervisors or whether he was "If we can grow these plants in the subject be sent to William E. Grant,
riding herd at bis ranch on that little red sufficient quantiti~s, they might provide Manager of the OUter C.ontlnent.al ~
tractor nr a• the keyboard of a piano or us with a vast amount of petroleum-like -~"-"' rod t ' t· food f 1 d Bureau of Land Managem-t 'wtth t•, playing bis guitar, he realized. complete P uc s 1or genera tng , ue s an . .... uic
aucceas and . total achievement in ~lectric pc)wer," he S!lid. U.S. <Oepettmeni of the Interior in Los
. everything he did." Kelp is already used todaY for a wide Angeles. 1-
The Rev. Grady told of those achlevf" range of industrial purJIOles. Derivatl\les~ "He's the one ....W.•ible for the from the marine plant are used in • -t""'-ments ~ .college at US, the youngest toothpaste, pills, paint, ink 8 n d environmental studies," Carter said.
president of a sa\tings and loan at 29, cardboard and even to put a stable head "However, I assure you we'll be much
and the youngest supervisor ever in on beer. lnO -~ Otange County at 39. nl()l'e uen~ by reason ab I e Other· uses forecast for the futtlre are .811,, "He was not· an average.man b'ut in his arguments against offshore drWinl tnrn election to the Board of Su ..... rvlson .he. in fertilizer, plastiC!I, fuelJ .and foodJ for by optnlona ak:lie." .. ~ both animals and hllllUlNI. _ ~ found the true love of his IUe. His Among Monday's speakers, Hermosa
,....lectlon In June placed blm tol.slly In Bea h c ·1 Coun 11 Lan Wh" public service," the Rev .. Grady said. c 1 Y c man ce itman
Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' ac-FrolR P8f1e l was one of the few to detail hil
complialunenu as a supervisor, which POLICE ob)eotl0111 to th• drilling. wh!Cmb cited
By IDLARY KA YE ·Part of the resulting abstract effect is he said were highli~ed when he won his • • • the danger of oil spllll, the ViluaJ impact
01 1119 o.11r , ... ''1" fom a d!emical reaction, Belloni batUe for county acq~tion of the 5,5()0. of on equJpment, and the passage of
"I really like strong colors explains, and part from the way the acre Starr Ranch for a county park. discu111tons, the department y,·as already Proposition 20 81 evidence that voters
masculine .. , I like impect pieces,'' said . paint Is applied wtt.h air brushes, regular Among those attending the memcrial at that strength, and no layoffs were "hold lou
D mocrati'c Unit Tom Bellooi. explaining why be began his brushes and by pouring it on. services were(Orange County political made as were required in other city prec s the CalifOmla: C<!Uillne.~~ C--vivid splashy-paintings currently on Belloni has been working on his plastic le~er Richard O'Neill,·· Mra. Judy departments. In total, l& positions were Mpr'Mlay's meeting was I leu dlgnJfled
displa:Y at both the Festival of the Arts technique for four years, but he says he's Rosener and Donald Bright; members of trimmed from the current budget. repeat of. a meeting Frkiay between
Will Not Endorse and the Sawdust Festival in Laguna just scratching the surface of plastics. the South Cout Regional t.one Conser· The chamber also gave oblique support Carter and Sou~ Callfomla city
Beach. "There's such a great potential for vatlon Commission, ~ Vt'f:rich C8spers to the police employes in pay discussiml officials, who allO expressed opposttJon
The 27-year-old Lagunan uses a plastics -effects you just couldn't get also had served, and Irvine Councilman now under way, and a subject of conttl> both tQ. offshore oil drtlllnc and to the
Specl,-aiJ-Ua11 01· technique he devised himself, mixing with traditionatmedia," the artist said. John Burton. versy at city hall, Department of the Interior'• handling of
D lll pigment wJth a clear, JlquJd plastic and Belloni has been painting about 11 Tbethemeh'ymncbotenforthesolemn "When negotiations with police the matter.
1----applying-it-to.w·oodL--------i~e~ar~1~but¥.-!no~w~be~d~•vff;ote~s~almost~~!!•li!_l )!hlli!__.:'occul " department employes reaume we Carter aakl at both m P that he By JOHN VALTERZA ·· time .to hls vivid, plastic paintings. occaslon-was,~temalEa,ther,_Strong_to_strongl;r.--urge--you-to-aertously-cM.ider-expects the env asaeasment to °',... o.•r ''"' 111t1 Some are done in matcbi{lg series of Save." the safety and wcll.·being of Laguna 's be ~pleted by December Of January,
Orange County's Democratic Central two or three, called dlptlcs and triptlcs -None of Caspers'. fellow supervisors citlZElll and to cause oo turther forced or following public hearings, wtth a ftnal
C<lmmittee ~•gr<e<i_Monday_iLwooliLnot_ -lnland-A~l"eUS-~ ancient Idea used by the Chine,. and joln1!d In the memorial IM!rVlce although voluntary mirnati011S," HUI)! said. ~~Ion to be made by late oprtn1 of
become tnvolved In the battlet over how panese each one !lellt8iiliJCIK."""Bi:iifif'Ctii, iilrni_an -"""""1• 11 ~ .. · 1 •-be 1 '*'"" ,~-," "Eactt piece of the set is done • 1° .... w ~· ~~1
a 8UC'Ce990l" ·to Fifth District Supervlsor G . s ··z separately. but placing the two or three Ralph Clark is on vacation and s· ... ~ . Carter uJd Monday.
1---Ronald·Caspers-will-be-choeen. ~ et_ mag f ..l e~t-together, In separate [ramcs.-buLwillLa Supervisor David Baker is In Washington L~ 1~encans ' . , "
In a voice vote following 20 minutes of continuous ' design, breaks up the D.c:-on coun Vli:usmeaa.
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debate, the committee rejected a request Orange County air po\lulion randomness of the overalf dealgn," he Both Supervisors
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Rafpb Diedrich apd In :'•exi'co Jail
by several leadl·ng t Democra•-to officials vtere expected to call th eir sa"1d ifl coon Y 1,11 • Robert Battin are away in Miami Beacb Senior Citizens
Aided on l'axes enOOrse a November election as th_e _ serood smog alert in as many days Be\loni was born and reared in Los means to replace Caspers who was lost this afternoon in inland areas of the Angeles, and has lived in Laguna ror four where they are attendipg the National
at sea last mmth. county. . years. He'!" exhibited three times at the Association of Counties Conference
GUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) -Six
·U.S. cklzens were sent to state prison to
await trials on charges including '11le committee majority aMerted that. A first Stage health advisory Sawdust Festival and this ia his second where they are to pick up an award
the move .would set a precedent and v.·aming went into effect Monday Yfi8r in the main festival. honoring Orange County for its smuggling of drugs, weapons and Senior citl:r.ens in Lapil Beach nn
automobiles. They include Alfred Leroy receive help In filing their clalm1 for inject a partisan element in a non· afternoon for all areas inland of the Bellooi, who says he's been supporting
partisan Jssue._ __ San _Diego Freeway. himself "quite well" for four years solely
T:h~ campaign for the election v.·as Officials Predicted little change on his plastic work, says people in
re~ Monday____!!Y. _ NeY.])Ol"'-rll\-.-'Bea~c~h~'s,___1 _ _;in::..'con=d=l::tions=-=f=or:...::tod=ay".------l·-~01-'ra,;n!l••"'-'Co:!'wi'!")t and L.A. are tun,ed. in to
John Bi-_ct. a former candidate for abstract work.
C'.-Ongress· and currently a member of the People understand Its purpoSe: that it's
state Democratic Central Committee F p l decorative, beautiful and you can look at
Executive Board. rona age it for a long time and not t.ire of it," the
Black said this morning that, despite COUNCIL a~tist sa id.
the rejection. he and other supporters .l. • • • • y,i}J wage a petition campaign throughout
the fifth district in ar:I effort to convince
the Assembly Judi ciary Committee to jar
l~ a bill calling for the November
winner-take-all vote.
That bill was introduced by Republican
John Briggs of Fullertoh, after caspers
disappeared with two of his !Oil! and
seven other men during a cruise up the
Baja California coast:
Black has labeled the effort to seek an
election' "the only equltable a nd
democratic '\\"BY to fill the vacant seat." . .
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county."
She said it was not made cle"ar that the
youths involved were to be from the
Laguna area, not outsiders.
Another controversy is simmering over
county mental he&.lth agency plans to
turn the old Del Camino Hotel, 1289 S.
Coast Highway, into a drug rehabili tation
center.
A representative of the mental health
unit has previously outlined the county
plans for a 40..bed facility in the old hotel,
the site of iwmerous drug raids an~
narcotics arrests by Laguna police.
Other matters on the council's-agenda
include:
-Under extraordinary business, a
hearing or the Laguna Beach Police
Employc'> Association representatives on
the question of pay and fr inge benefits
currently under negotiations. •
-Proposed goa ls for development of
coastal property between Laguna Avenue
and Sleepy Hollow Lane.
-Final approval of installations of new
10.cent an hour pa kring meters along
portions of Broadway, Forest Avenue,
Third Street. Mermaid Street, Cliff Drive
and Beach Street. •
-An oral presentatio n by the director
of finance on adoption of the 1974-75
fiscal budget, setting of a tax rate and
proposed budget ordinance.
En1e1·gency Aid Meet
' Set in South La"una
From Pagel
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campaign on the part or San Franc~
Supervisor Robert H. Mendelsohn.
Cory repiied that he was not surprlaed
at the "absurd and wild charges"
because Bagley "learned his politics at
the knee of Richard Nixon."
Referring to O'Neill and C<!'lla, he sliid,
"I don't know anything th e controller's
office or the state lands commission
can do for them."
"We gave the money to Ken," Cella
said, "first, because Ken is a fri end
and has ·bei?n a great legislator and a
great friend to thousands of people in
Southern C&lifomia.
"Second, the moral fiber, the fabric
that holds America together today is only
198 years old and already shows great
~·ea r."
The trend towards la ck of trust In
government, he said, "will Jud to no
man ·daring to trust another, let alone
!rust, the government.
uMr. Bagley is all that I despite in
government," Cella said. "He Is a
typical, torpid, ineffectual p o 11 t I c a I
hack."
The contributions, Cella said; were not
designed to gain favors from th&
controller's office.
'"I have no idea what-the controller's
office could do for me. I have never
received any favors from anyone at the
State level," be said. ·
A free, t\\'O.j)art public fonim cnvering
emergency aid will bcJ!ln at· 7:io p.m. ~fasons A~cept Pact
progressive programs. llicks, 54, of Oceanside. Senior Citizens Property Tax Aulltance
Caspers and-his two sons and seven A seventh American, identified only as-from-SI ~.m. to 4 p.m. Wednelday at-t&e ---'
others were lost at sea June 14 below San Mike Schmidt, died last week -in a Laguna Beach Branch Llbrary, ,a&S
Benlto-tslanct:oii.-13.aJaeifi!omi&.Thei hoapi~-~It under~tmtment for Glenn!yre SC-:-----:--------. -head----uijuries,-authorit1es-sakl-Monda . A-repretentat1ve.from-the·llale·wlll-be>---
were aboard t~ 83-f~ Shooting · Star• AutborlUes declined to give t be at the library to answer quest\,ons and
owned by county pollhcal leader Fred clrcwnatancea of his )njwies and said provide forms.
Harber whose last communication came they dld·not have hisiil:e or U.S. address. To be eligible for property tax
late at"ftight June 13 that the boat was · The seven were arrested early In July assistance, pera>ns mu!t be 62 yeara old
taking on water and sinking. as part of a roundup by. state and federal or older b¥ Jan. 1 1974, must own ud
. Jaw enforcement agenoet in retPonle to occupy their own home, must have pakt
Services for ftarber and the sb: others a crime wave in this city, Mexico's property taxes 9!! the home, and muat
have not been announced. second largest. have an income of $10,00Cl'or lea. '
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WHAT'S UP?
NOT CARPETING-,
The latest census figures confirm that carpet prices today
are lower than 22 years ago, (1952). Technology has been
responsible for this, resulting in speedier ways of making,.
dyeing, and· finishing carpeting as much as 70 times faster!
THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN-
CREASE DURING THIS Tl~E PERIOD.
Yor may think when you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive . Remember, however, that people are carpeting
bedrooms. baths, kitchens, and ottier. areas that usually
weren 't .carpeted 25 or 30 years ago, making totals higher.
' Carpeting ordinarily costs less.than linoleU!TI or hardwood
flooring. and provides features of comfort, quiet, beauty, and
impressions of spaciousness. ,
You ·ll get your BEST CONSUMER VALUE When you buy
carpeting from Alden's. "
ALDEN'S . ' CARPETS • DRAPES
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laprl•lt•h flD,,_t"""'tt: -· p,nrt will be held at 7:30 p.m. th e Mason Union reached tentative agree-1663 Placentia A•t. ,...,..._ •t•·t••• follov.•lni Wednesday, July 24. mtnt with contractor$' a.s.wciat10111 COSTAMls'A
Coov•·9""· ,., •• o..-to.Ji P"~""" er.-· The progrom. conducted by Clrector or en a thrtt·vtar contract and . a
=~i::;::~~"~'r" :"':~: Emergency Si!rvlccs ti1yron Wacholder, raUflcaOon ~ote Is achedultd Saturday, a
\11\111CM.,,.....1-oiU111"1JI"'"".,.. \iv\11 cover cardlopulnlonary resy__scltatlon, "!lion s kesman said 'Monday. If tbt
~..0~1•""'1•-~ow~"'M.1 e.•1too· snake and lnseet-bite e.mci:g ncy ~ct ls approved, Ifie" carpenters unloo =:ot=~~:~o:;::.~ 3'0Q·,.t~' .Jreittment. Yiltat to do about poisonings, will be the.only construction un ion sUll on
'------------·-·_, and first aid trcalmerit for injuries. strike in the San Diego area. •
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N.Y. Stoeks~
TEN· CENTS
Coast Pays-Farewell to .ll9µ .Caspers, ~ Soµ·s
By L. PF:l'ER KRIEG into St. Michael's and All Angels neighbors, political leaders and county
ot * o.1tr ., ... ,..,. '. Epi9copal CburclJ, in c.orona del P.tar, the officials.
Tbe memorial folder Mld simpty that a Rev. Grady uid the people who . knew . -They heard the Rev. Grady talk of the
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be remqi/bered for bis love. of the
outdoors.
"He was at home with nature,'~' the
Rev. Grady..akl.
found the true love of his life. }lis
re-election in June placed hi m totally in
public service." the Rev. Grady said.
-Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' .ac· ,father and hia two tool· were "Lost at Roa Cupen "have I IP'Uler ViJKIO of
Sea, Jwie, 1174." · -life becauee ol tbil truly outstanding
_.., But it waa Dot tbe fraglC Cleath of Fifth tnaii." ---
life of -Rick Caspers. whose love of
surfing 7m:ade-liini wen tiioWn on the
beaches of both Newport Beach and
Sanla Barbara .•
For .Ronald W. C..pen, born May II,_
1931, "lile was an exciting thing," the
Rev. Grady said.
riding herd al his ranch on that little red
tr.a~lor or at the keyboard of a piano or
playing hls guitar, he re.aliied complete
success and tot.al .achievement in
everylhing be dld."-
'Ibe Rev. Grady told of Ume achieve-
ments -college at 16, the youngest
president of a savings and loan at 29,
and .,the )'OWlgi!st supervisor ever in
Orange County at 39.
complishments as ~s·upervlsor, which
he said were highlighted when he \\'On his
District Supervisor Ronald W. Caspers: He said Mr. Caspers 14found. b.Lt true
and !One Kirk and tJick that a family love lo life in h1I election to the Board of
friend , ·the Rev. G. William Grady, Supervi10rs."
recounted during memorial servlcts The bOur-long l!TVice in the hillside
Monday. chapel tbai-...overlookJ Newport' Harbor
,Before more than 400 persons .crowded' was attended by ·family friends and
~eward, Revenge
Efforts ·10; Use -.J-.'
IRS Detailed
W ASHINGToN (UPI) -The Howie
Judiciary Commitlee published evidence
today of White House effor1s to tum the
Internal Revenue Service into.an agency
of ,political reward and revenge.
A 440-page report from t h e
impeachment iDquVY showed that Nlxoo
was presebtwhen --'aides discussed efforts
to make political hay from IRS tu '
information and to harasa White HOUie
"enemiet" by auditing their tu:es.
D. St. Clair Said he read it to inean the
panel "lotmd'nodiing to II."
He said the mailer hod been investlga~ fully by other coogresslonal
committees and it WU detennined that
(lloe 'ENEMIES,' i'ole It
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Former IRS r.ommiulooer Randolph s1 ~.jn· • Mate· 'l'hrower, In a ._,, atatemeot to the UJ,11
"He had a quiet and patient manne r
that always put people at ease," the
Rev. Grady ,.;d.
Kirk Caspers, 20, said Rev. Grady, will.
SOUTHERN
"He got so very much out of
everything life had to offer ..
"Whether it was that twinkle in his eye
\\1hen you would go before him at the
Boord Of Supetvisors or wliether be was
"He ll'.l!S not an .average man but in his
election to the Board o( Supervisors he
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commlltee, said the pressure to p>Utlclze • ' · _ tte--ta~ lffVioe=tw-ame~•1ot~emNt!""'lll=~';;;~-~~~~~;=="'=::;c;;~--oc==~~~~l=c=:==oo=====j ~:.Iha~ he~: t~~ to ;:'"o~ Kills H i~elf
reorganization.
. b.attle.Jor cowity acquisition of the 5,500-
acre Starr Ranch for a county park.
Among those .attending the memorial
services "'ere Orange County politi cal
leader Richard O'Neill , Mrs. Judy
(Se< CASPERS, Page %)
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2,500 Acres
Of fudust1-y
Approved
By DOUG FRITZSCHE
Of tM D•ll1 ,llOt Ii.fl
Three Irvine Company developments
"'hich eventually could double the city's
population and add more th.an 2,500 acres
of industrial anl:! corrimerci.al facilities to
the city were .approved by the Irvine
Planning Commission ?.fond.ay.
The commission recommended city
cowicil .approval of the Woodbridge
residential d e v e Io pm e n t • Irvine
Industrial Complex East and Irvine
Center.
The 1.700 -acre Woodbridge de-
velopment, bounded by CUlver Drive,
Jeffrey Road( t.toulton Parkway and the
San Dieto Freeway; is expected to
eventually provide houses !or 28,000 new
residents. That's atmost equal to-the
present Irvine populatioo.
During prior cily council review of
\Voodbridge, the city council made
-----1 1ia,..-----l-clf.angesin plannmrcom miss i-o~ ---'I1fi'Owersaid"lie !earetf'llill~ll!rWCQld TRe mother 0 fOUD4 en wu
turn,.. the 1.000.man. Al~, Tobacco and > shot to death in Santa Ana early today by •
Flreanns Division into a personal police her husband who tben._put the-murder ---~'~-==" controllable onlY. bx. the ll!S-~ .,-.,~lempl --• killed himself L-------...l commliSioner a =.r«rear annNfttee weapon ~ Q.13 e·auu • • JNU•· r:r--· · police said. DellJ P'IMI 'N ... M1111 The White House offered 1brower two 'lbe aparent murder-suicide t o o k
candidates for the }Qb -G. Gordon place before a dozen witnessel at a
Liddy, later coovlcteOfn the Watergate: commercial and industrial center In
MAP INDICAUS OCEAN AREAS WHERE FEDERAL OFFICIALS ENVISION OIL DRILLING
· But One of Those Officials Lurn1 Co11t1I Residenh Have Different Ideas
tm!ak·in, and Jack Caulfield, a former South Santa Ana at about I a.m.,
New York pollct detective whose role as detectives said. ·
-a political spy came ~ light during the ~ Tbe mµrder victim waa identified . as
~ate Watergate bearmgs. Rosa Monko, 33,.of 26(D South Rosewood
'Ibrower, a RepubllcaJ) from Atlanta., St Santa Ana Her dead husband was -= ~Ga., said he bloclted both aPPolntmenls. ~-as Mi.uei Monlco~Hll-body H"· h J :te •
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recommendations and the plan had to be
returned to-the commission t.o_be_
reconsidered.
The commission. in sending the pliln •
back to the council, stuck to its earlier
conviction that the residential
development should be phased so the
influx of new residents would oot outstrip
the availability of schools a n d
commercial !acilities.
Council changes had removed a
fonnuJa for phasing recommended by
the commission.
Butwhen he tried to see Praident bore 00 identfficallon, police said. fg_ U TWT
Nixon-lo prolelt again effor1a.Jo turn.the --The-wltnesses:--wM-wld ... Uc• that ~ --8 tax service into a PQMUcal ioo1 he was they~~to-tbw&rt the trapdy-..4-td-ff • y --ir.iiiiea B«<S8 to tJie ovalOl!lCii ana said tbe couple arrived at the center ai It. e at--euruig-Sadaleback_Educato1~s-
But the oommiS&ion urged th.at
development hinge on a 2.8-J st udent to
classroom ratio and co m m e r c I a I
f.aCililies eQUiValent -to one acre per 1,000
block~. from m~iDg his case, he said: 3.124 Welt Warner Ave. at about I a.m.
Jud1c1ary Chamnan ?eter W. Rodmo and began ·ll'gUing.
Jr. (!>N.J.), bas ""d. he cooslders Durlm! the ·course of the till Mrs:
eVklence of the political abuse of MonicO assertedly ran from tbe car and ~emm~t agencl.e1 to be a~g .thcr her husband caught up with her and
most se rJOUS in the 1m~ctunent mqwry. dragged ber back into the auto.
The IRS evidence is likely to be cl~ Bef · the starUeil onlookers could when Rodino's committee starts drafting ore . . ,
articles of lmpeactunent next week. re.act, Morilco P!1"ed a .22 cahber ~· Asked about the committee report as r~volv~' A~ qwckly pumped three
he arrived for a closed session of the bUll~ts into hJS 9CJ'eamlng wife and then
cOmmltlee today, Nixon's lawyer, James turned the gun OD blmsftf. Both .-ere •. pronounced dead at the scene.
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Of Movie Stars Bared-
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Of .... DlllY ...... Slaff
U.S. Deplity Undersecretary of the
Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted
with skepticism and insuJts Monday in
Santa. Monica during public discussion of
offshore oil drilling along the Southern
Callfomia.coastline.
Speakers in the audience of 400 persons
al Santa-Monica Civic auditorium told
Carter they believe the. decision is
already made on offshore drilling sites.
0 1 have the feeling you already have
Ytlll' ~lnd made. up and this meeting Is
just window ~ing," said P.lacy,;-
Fergu1DR-ot---Los-An~les;-'' Ifs -very
frustrating."
"I've told )'OU that we won't make a
• decision until lJie environmental impact
.I -' • llatement i.!1 completed, and what I've
•IVASHINGTON (UPI) -The While •.. does not appear lo lie lltnlng eilOltgh ,.Id Is accurate," Carter responde<j.
ltOuse conducted an inquiry in tm Into to purwue." Dispute between Carter and the
the tax status or nine "politically active" ,Impeachment ln\>elf.lgators obtained audience arose both about the iMUe of
·movie and televlsfon stars, according to the Caulfield memo from the Senate offshore oil drilling Itself and about the
. t:Xidence released today by the, House Watergate 6.~ttee, along with his Interior Department's handling of the ~iciary Committee. · secret testimony at an executive session problem. . ~
ltiWJlile House officials, the evidence . Man:h 23. · ''I·ldrnit we dldn''9. a very good job
SQOWed, went to the Internal Revenue "Per your inltrocUons of Sept. 21, 1971, ot publicizing lt When we began ~ice to obtain the lnformalloit which we have selected ane·lndtvtduala in the con&ilertng· )easing sites 1nt spring,"
people. •
The students·t<rcl.asgoom r a t I o •
The Saddleback Valley FAuc.ators and early summer. the SVEA rejected'"l Commissioner Frank Hurd said. was
As!IOCiation (SVEA) leveled a blast at board offer of an 8.67 percent salary raise h sed instead of a student-t<rte.acher ratio
Di.strict Superintendent William l.ogg in and proposed a summer mail-in \"Ole by to keep double sessions from meeting the
a "position paper" released Monday members lo decide on a possible requirement.
night. . • September strike. Irvine Industrial Complex East Is a
Members alleged he is "chiefly The point of disagreement is a 2,058-5cre extension of the Irvine
responsibl e" for a breakdown in salary contingency clause requested by the Industrial Complex "'hich couJd ad d up to
negotiat1ons that could lead to a teachers which would entitle them to up 54.000 new jobs in the city.
September strike. to 45 percent of any Unanticipated money The future industrial area wraps
Zogg oountered today by saying the the diprict receives between now and around the south Comer of El Toro
paper contained many inaccuracies. when the final salary agreement Is Marine Corps Air Station, northwest of
"It's unfortunate and a little disgusting reached. ~the Santa Ana "'Free"·ay, and includes
when they make'& personal attack on the "A year ago fi ve men lislened to e h land both inside and outside of city .
board and the superintendent," 1.ogg issue and struggled to reach a limits.
said. . as a Board of F..duc.ation," the payer A ·prime ccinsideration of t ~ e
The SVEA. lo which most or the slated . · commissioners about the development.
district's 50000~ teachers. belong: \s the ... _ But tod_~. the statem~nt ~!d,_thr~ o.!_ Hurd said. was protecUn~ the area's
organization which negotiates-with-the the trustetr(V'~r1\I c Cu 11 011 r h , l uture "'Or ers fromlneM1sc an<! crash
Board of Trustees representatives on Olester Briner, and Joe Peterson) "vote h.az.ard from planes on El Toro's north-
matters of salary and benefits. as a bloc in keeping with the directiOn of !See INDUSTRY Page %)
Alter months of meetings in the spring (See EDVCATORS, P.1e'Z) ' -
Democrat~. to Stay Out
Of· 5th. District Hassle
Or1111ge
Weather
Coast
rwr;mally Is confidential between ms and entertainment industry who w e r e Carter sakl at the beginning of the
•.taxpayer. politically active during prior electkms , meeting. "We may have S>me kind of By JOHN VALTERZA
,The incident Is disclosed In a memo and determined their 1udit hJ~•ory," credibility gap." °'"" o."' P'Utt 11•ff
Congress and currently a member of ·the
state Democratic Central Committee
Executive Board.
Patchy fog and low clouds near
the beaches \Vednesday morning
otherwise sunny with not much
change in tempe rature, .according
to the \\'eather service. Beaches
in the low 70s rising to the mid·
80s inland. cos:itained in the 44-0-page volume of cauJfield wroie Dean. · The fact that a credibility gap exists Orange County's OemOcratie Central ·
evidence relating to alleged miluae of the The review, he aid, abowed these became evident during the meeting as r.oinmittee agreed "-fonday it would not
IRS released by the committee u part of "deficiencies" for the '1el~ stars: speakers accused the Department of the become Involved in the battles over how
• Black said this morning that, despite
the rejection , he and other supporters INSIDE TODA. Y
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ill. Impeachment lnvesUgatiOll. 11le -R1cblrd Boone, $1,377 fdr 1957.Q ; Interior of having ignored the public's a successor to Fifth District Supervisor
volume draws no conclusiOftlo as to ~ ~ Divis Jr., '31,113 for 1981-63 ftltru lh the pelt and repeatedly stated
Jnddent. and ltelS ; their belief that the department is Ronald Caspers v.till be chosen.
will wage a petition campaitn throug~t South Coast Rtptrtory l1as
the fifth district In an effort to c:onvtnce scored a srnash lil t with ils---
''Tbe me.mo was written Oct. f, 1171 to -Jerry Lewis, MG,312 for 195MI and influenced by financial donations from In a voice vote following 20 minutes or
then-Whlte House oounael Jom W. Dean 11611; majcr oil companies. debate. the committee rejected a request Jtl by John J. Caulfield, an e.:-New York -Ptter Lawford, 132,720 for 198M!I; At one point a man in the audience by several feading county Democrats to
""· li hlnod by the Wbite lloule -Fred MacMuri'ay, $11,'lll for 11161, waved • ooe dollor bill and lhoutod, lodor.ie 'a Novembe<-.d.t<tion as tJ1e
.. the AMembly Judiciary Committee to jar superlotive production of Ote
loose a bill calling for the November rock-gospel tnut ical "Godspell,"
winner-take-all vote. reuiewed today on Page 8.
That bill was Introduced by Republican
ohn Briggs of Fullerton, after Caspers ~ •-we. ~1111 L•llftn n
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~,ye~: ulipmea&&. . 1-. llld 1•, 1ea~111n m~-~~t;:"::;;;;;-..r;;;:r.;;--'~·to ~ wh:> was lost
Tbe ioVestigaUon waa triggered , J962and 19M. "I find that very offensive,' -• .ealiilniiill.
di.Sappeared with tWO of his 90N and ~fi!l'ftl':". ~ = Tm
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acconllng to accompanying lesllmony. by , --Oary Morton and Lucille Ball, f7,0IO respcllded. · The commillee majority aaerted that
a complaint to the White. House from in 1'66: "l find )'OU offensive!'' shouted another the move \\'OU.kl set. • precedent and
ICtbr John Wayne of Newport Beach, -~ ReJ11111, $13,101 for 19124: beclder. ' . . • inject a partban element in a non;
that he was being 11hara.saecf' by tax -Frank Sinatra $30 m for llll and Re'~ of a nu111-.cr or partisan issue. ,,,1. -
men. After looking at the status of other 1962-64. ' ' envlronmenlal groupa, 1eVer1l of which The e1mpalp for the election was
movte ana televi.!lion stars, Caulfield -Waynei $251 ,l~t for 1964-88, including bad held pre-meeting press conferences. ~~~Bl:~~y f~~e=id:ach~
concluded thal "The Woyne complaint 11$1,331 In 111<1. (lloe OIL. Pap I)
Baja California coasI. crn1lfllll'il 11 °'~" et.lt!Y 1t Black has label~ the effort to seek an 0..111 N.i1cn • i t .,_.. 11o1•
Edli.rlal ""' I Sll«b 1 .. 11 election ·~the on y ·equitable and EM•fT•"""'"' 1 • s1tt~ M111111t , .. u
"'--"""'atic way to flll the vacant seat." Fifi•"'• 1t-u 111tvliltn • .,,.,,...,.., Hy ou·flltr i 1"Httrs t ·· Among others suppOrtlng the election H~ u w11111t, •
Js James Thorpe, the former San Juan 1111wr!ftl111t11 i w.r1• "'"" •
(Seo.DEMOCRATS, Pa~e I)
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DAILY PILOT IS
f'Nlll P•1e l
·OIL_ •••
ei:pressed themseh•es le$s colorfully but -
\\'Ith equal vehemenct.
"W•'"' obJecilng that the declalon has
already been made," said t.1ary Ann
"Eriksen, a representath1e of the Sierra
Club.
T-. Ju~ l~ 1974
-~.'.lJh~the administration ls mnklng a_-+ -mockery of en,·irOnmental-1 nl p a c t
assessment and public input in decision
making."
""'e belie\·e If the departnlent v.'t.re
really llslenlng to us they 1\'0Uld hal•e
So!nt Secretary of the Interior Rogen:
P.fort.on instead of :i subordinate." said
Nancy Cairns of the Seas hore
En\'iromnental Alliance (SEA).
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"\'ou're pot considering-the
allernatlve5," said J . Alex Cota of the
Eastslde-West!lde Concemed Citlzen.s
committee. "\\le don ·t want drilling in
the Santa J\tonica Bay, \\'t \\'Int
alternative fuels such as hydrogen.''
SOME OF' THOSI WHO ATTINDED CASPERS MEMORIAL SERVICE LINE UP OUTSIDI CHURCH
Epltc_o~~urch in Coron1 del Mir Sc.•n• of Rltet for County SupervlMr Lott 1t S.1
Cota expressed anger at having only
learned of ?lfonday's n1eeting the
pre\·k>us Thursday from a _ r a d i o
broadcast.
"\\'e are descr\'ing of more respect
From Pa1e l
CASl1ERS •••
than having a mere handful of days to Rosener and Donald Bright. members of
prepare to defend our coastline/' he said. the, South Coast Regional Zone Conser·
Speakcr1 also objected to spending ''ill.ion Commission, on wtrlch Caspers
their time attending a public meeting also had stf'\•ed, and lrvine Councilman
which Was not an ornclal hea ring and at John Burton.
·which testimony \\'as not recorded. The theme hymn chosen for the solemn
"Yet If \\'e dtdn•t ·attend, the occasion was, "Eternal Father, Strong to
department could say the ~blic _isn ·t Save."
interested." said ~liss Gaims. None of Caspers' fellow supervisors
"We 'o\'311t your input ln ° u r joined ui the memorial service although
. envirmmental I m P a c t ~tement," each one sent an aide. Board Cha inn an
CMitt said. "J think you repre1eat$ an Ralph Oark is on vacation and
important· point of '·iew \\'hich may be Supervisor David Baker is in Washington
controlling. o c t b · . . on coun y usmess.
"However, I think you're saying that Both Supervisors Ralph Diedrich and
you've alreddy made up yoi.ir minds and Robert Ballin are away Jn MlAml Beech
rou're angry be.Cause you think we've where they are attending the National
a1ready made up ours." Association of Counties Conference
He suggested that correspondence on h h t · k d the subject be sent to William E. Grant, y; ere l ey are o pie . up an a\\·ar
Manager of the OUter Cootln~tal Shelf. honoring Orange County for ~its_ progressive programs.
· Bureau of Land :t.Ianagement with lhe Caspers and his t\\'O sons afid seven
ltJ.S. Department 0r · the Interior in Los others were Jost at sea June 14 below San
~~~~!: the one res~e f~ the Benito Island ofr Baja: Califoi-nla. They
v;·ere aboard the 6.1·foot Shooting Star. envtrornntntal 1tudle1," carter sakl.
"However, I aS5Ute you we'll be much ~':~r ~ho~ui;!~t r:'o~~!i~e:ii:~ :~~ more infiuenced by rea1onabte . late at night June 13 that the boat was .argument. against offshore drilling than
Motorcyclists
Roar l nto Ro1ne,
Protest Surtax
ROME (UPI) -HundM!ds o !
nX)torcycliE.ts angered by a llUrtax on
their bikes rooM!d lbrough doW1MAlwn
Rome today, leading police a crazy
chase.
The motorcyclists gathered in the
IPiazu deJ Popolo at dinner time and
sped a\\'l}Y in dµferen Hil'ections, filling
the hot-WmmeLair with noise.
About 30 stopped at lengtb in front o!
the PaJano Oilgi, Premier P.fariano
Rumors'1 omce. re.vVint up their en,mts
to a dea rening pitch. Others raced to the
Piazza Venezia. parsued at high speed by
police cars. Still another group invaded
the pedestrian island of the Piazza
Navona.
It wa~ nearly fwo hours before police
brok~ up the protest, Several motor-
cyclists were taken to headquarters for
identification.
The goVenunent, trying hard to put
Italy's tottering ecooomy back into
shape, imposed a wave of new ta1tfl l.hi.s
month. "n-Included -... on cars,
motorcycles and motorboat!.
f'ro111 P .. e :l
EDUCATORS • • •
-·their chosen superintendent, !\Ir. Zogg."
Zogg : has created . ''a facade or
participetory managerhcnt that is) at
once «1.tidng and mi1l~ding," the SVEA
relN.8e said. · ,
One .Or the SVE~ points was that Zoai
cm~lnued to say that tbe district has
enough nioney for "orderly growth ," and
recommended against a tax override
election to bring in more money.
At the same tlm.e, they claimed, Zogg
was recomrnendjng a_deduction-from
edUcators' salaries fore ducat ion al
improvements. •
School &.rd ~ident Joseph
Pelerion ..id he Is "deeply disappointed
that they would revert to penonal
attacks oo 7.ogg.
"'11lere were many unknowns tn the Wdcet estimates all along." Peler90n
stated. "Many or the figures they first
received were guesstimates and .they
knew It."
O'Neill Holds
Back Promise~
Of Support by opinions alone." taking on \\'ater and sinking.
Services for Harber and the si1 others 'EN.EMIES' , • Among Mmday'1 1peaken, Hermosa have not been aMounced. • Orange County Democratic chief
Beach City Cooncllmon Lance Whitman • .1..: no haraaslng audits ...,. made or While Richan! O'Neill said today he bas been
,.. , wa• one of the rew to detail his l-f" -{::r 'f;r House enemies. contacted by several persons seeking the
ob)ecti<N to the drilling. Whitman clttd FronlP . l Today's report was the ninth volume of Fifth ~ril't supervisoriitl seat, but thus
the danger of oil 1pil11, the visUal impact Gff! · far he has mad• promises of support to impeachment evidence tO be released,
of oU equipment, and the paaage of DEMOCRATS with more to. come later this week. no one. Propolltlon 20 as evidence that voters • • • d Among those O'Neill named are
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Calteela Dlseove91
Kelp 1Proclaimed·
·sour.ce of ·Energy
-Caltech scientists announced recently
they are e~per.lmenting \\•ith a poseible
new source of energy, kelp, the fa1te1t
' ~owlna plant In the world.
'l1le synthetic natural ga$ metharte can
be: produced fronl the giant aeaweed,
native to California. This gas can lhen be
uaed to gene.rate electricity.
• A marine entrO" fann 11 cunently
being set up In ttetp water oU San
C\emente ~land to experiment with the
kelp. Scientists wanl to detennlne
\llhether large quanUUfs of the . glint
marine plant can be railed under
artlnctal condlllons.
cauech marine bk>logl1t Dr. Wheeler
North, 52, a Corona de\ Mar r9lklent, LI
the chief sclentlit of the marine farming
project. lie works out Of Caltech's
Kerckhotf Laboratory io Corona de! J\far.'
Dr. North is the marine scientist who
has led a successful campall)n since the
ea rly sixties to rebuild the Southern
California kelp fore~ts. They \\'ere
declm~led aeverat yea~ .. ago ~.Y
unu!Ually Vi·ann ocean currents and by
an invasion ol kelp-devaurlng sea
urchi.M. On the Orange Coas t his lab has
transplanted new kelp beds at Dana
Point ahd at Cameo Shores.
The importance of Dr. North'a_lates.t
kelp fanning project is renected by its
many sponsors. They include the Navy,
. Caltech, lbe S~ate Department Of Fish •
and Garn~. and the National Science
Foundation.
Some 3,000 fUll·grown kelp plants are
currently being rutened to a large rope.
network raft that is suspended 40 feet
underwater in a :i~root-deep area a.mile·
off San Clemenle Island's northern Up.
The U.S. Navy bull! and installed lhe
Wlderwater raft and 11 currently
attachin g the kc.Ip plants to it. Kelp
plants attach themselves to the bottom
and ll'OW upwards t.owai'da the 1un, Uke
any land plant. They can reach helghtt of
200 reet, supported by a neht'vrk of Air
!IACI •
Sa)~ marine blologl1t Dr. North, "J!
the pilot farm Is 1ucceuful, then one will
be established that is a mile.square.
"If we can grow these plants in
sufficient quantUies, the)' might provide
us with a \'&St amount of pet.rOleum-llke
proctucts for generating food, fuels and
electric power," he said.
.
loothp3ste, pills. paint, ink and
cardboard ahd. even to pul a st.able head
' "'! bet<'. \ I
Other use1 forecatt for the Mure are
In fertil iter, plaatica. ·fuels and fooda ror
both animals and~humans.
Bagley Hits
Contributors
In lJory Race
Republican atate controller candidate
\Villlam · T. Bagley termed "totally
obscene" contributions from lwo Orange
County businessmen which pald most of
the costs or the primary campaign for
his Demof:rat ic opponent KeMeth Cory.
Bagley said Monday u1 Sacramento
that Richard O'Neill, owner of Mlsalon
Viejo RMch, and LoWa Cella, a Santa
Ana phyli'clan, put up more-thin 82
percent ol tbe $600,000 Cory spent in hls
primary cainpalgn.
· Contacte<I by the Daily Pilot this
mornIDf Cella acknowled(eCI e
contributions but denied they were
intended to gain ravors ff(lm ~
conlroller'1 ofnce as Bagley lniplll!a. ~
"ThJs Is totally oblcene," Ba1l~y said,
"and withbut any redeeming mcial
factors that 1 can discern."
Bagley cofnpared hi• ca m p a I g n
expendltW'ft of 1132,702 with Cory's,
saying they ''pale Into insignificance."
Bagley, howe\'er, faced relatively
IT)inf?r oppositiono;ln the primary whl!e
Corp encountered a well·flnance<I
campa1gn on the part .of San Francisco
Supervbor Robert H. Mendeloahn,
Cory replied that he wa11 not surprised
at the "absurd and wild charges"
because Bagley "learned his .politics at
the knee or Richard Nllr.on."
RelerTillg to O'Neru and Colla, he 111d,
1'J_cjon't know anything the controller's
olfice Or the ll1te Jandl commlaaion
can do for them ."
··we gave the. ll)Oney to Km ,'' Cella'.
sa\d, "first, because Ken ii a friend
·and has. been a great lcgi1lator and a
1reat friend to thousanda ol people In
Southern California. >
"Second, the moral fiber, the rabric
that hold.I America '°lelher today Is only
ltl years old and afready thowa irt•t
wear,"
Tbe trend ' towards "hold precious the Call!omts coallllne." · . · The new ..,,.rt 181 : eal attorney H. Rodiet-Howell
•----°)fOO(ljy's""'Pitttlri& wu I ltss atgn1~t>is,trano-mayor -who--r~n-against --Newspeperm al' Mollenhoff, and-San Clemente City CoWlcilman
repeat of a meeting Friday between Caspers in the June primary. fonn~ speclat counsel to ~llon, P'Ol'l ln Arthur Holmes
Kelp is already \lied today for a widt
ranl{e of industr111 purpotefl. Derlvatlve1
from th' marine plant are used in
•J'-· OVetnmen , , ea no
nian daring to trust another, let alone f'ro111 P .. e :l trust the governinonl. Carter and southern California cit Thorpe told the oommittee :t.1onday an affidavit to the comnuttee that H.R. , . · ,
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. _ _, alt'..:.____that-the --was Indicating that Haldeman invoked..Nixon~s-name-ln 1t10-0'.NeillSild tha~ to the Il't'f·o·u-·s·TRY -.-.-.---'"mr....,,._g]<yJ& all lh•l I deffiae In l ~ goverrutlfnt," Cella 1ald. "He Is a oft'lcla 11-who al.,-e,.l"....-oppo IVI• _,...-· • • · trary A bl R bert B dha both to ' offlhore oil drilling and to the ~ats in Sacramento have been 1n seeking a memo on the .tax statua of con(R N • 1•se8m hymanh 0 at ltmh typical, torpidJ ineffectual pol l t l c a l
. • blocking the election bill. Gerald \Vallace, brother of the governor • ewpor eac ) as not me w
Department of. the ln~erior 1 handllng of "They Jay \\'e are blocking a free of Alabama. The damaging memo wi1 him. 90uth runway.
hlClc."
·~ contrlbullon1, Ctlla said. were not
desig"ned to gain fa'/ora from the
controller's offl~e.
the matter. election, and tb.ls (impression) is not '"'·iftly leaked, even though unauthorized And Badham and his chances to The commission recommended
Carter 11kt at both meetings that he go~g to sit well wHh the voters,'' Thorpe disclosure of tax returns IJ a criminal RUcceed C.aaperc figured In O'Neill's stlpulatloo1 in the. plan which Would
expecu the envlroornental a~ument to said. . . act. decision not to back a November :f ::~v!1ba'H~1~v~°cfemf:!n ~.:a~
be completed by Dettmber or January, Ho\re\·er, the. ma10nty of' the . oounty -John D. lltrllchman, ~ another election. the runway to the Santa Ana Freeway.
"l have no Idea what the controller'•
ofrlce could do for me. I have never
received any favors from anyone at the
state level," he said. fol\Gwing public hearings -.1.•"' 1 final central comrruttee mr.!. ~led S\\'Om sta~~ent, recalls telling fonn~r Th . 1 . ·-•~
• . ' "1L11 that the party always remained lRS Commw1oner Johnnie M. Walter& m O'Neill sees the legislation seeking an · e commwion a 50 recommci~
decisloo to be: made:· by late spring gl detached trom noQ-P8rtlsa pervllorial 1972 "what a crappy job be had done" election a• a measure 4ntroduced on that the development ban be ~vjewed in
197S. racea. because an audit fa iled to find -. ta1 two )'earR.
One of lh I · . l Bad.ham's behalf. Irvble Center, a 47G-acre commercial "This Is going to be a tough declslon," e coun Y • most prorrunen underpayment by Lawrence O'Brien, Carter Mid Monday. Democrats, rancher Richard O'Neill, then Democratic national chainnan. "This would put him (Badham) in the development Which will be built in Satellite Launched
opposed the move to support an election, Ehrlichman swore last February: "I best of both world5-aa a candidate for phases, Is In the trlan1le formed by lhe
but did JD eng!&e ln_debate_ before the wanted them io_tum..up &nmetb1na:-1100 Sue!=rvisor as weJ! as an\-i!?-cumbent $anta _Alla, San Diego and_La~ VANDENBERG A_f_JI (UPU -Aetoa
---.Ll ·'all-~ , aimmittee vote. &end hlm to-iitr~ltit'! the election and cana~ror tlie ASSem61y;--sam-fi'eDAy · ,._L__Qerman·bulll satelll -.''"""''"'-~di ---1£3 COnti-1tue--~XJ erwards, O'Neill said that , unfortunately it didn't materialize. "-..r O'Neill. lrvlne Compeny plans lor developing succenfully l«unchecl nto t on
even though three Democrats no_w served --\Valten;, who quit the following Aprll, "As rar as Badham is concerned, he the parcel call for the first phase by mid· a four·tlage llOIJd Ille! rocket·. The ~ DWP S 'k on the county Board of Supernsors, the. recallinl the incident said t bat coulffii't IOM." 1977 to Include i.l 1Q0.9tore, two-level National Aeronautics and Space Ult . frt e party has never become involved 1n tHeir Ehrllchman had complained to hlm, "I'm The Democratic lead"er said he had sh:ipping mall with four major . Admlnlstrallon said AerOI B was perfonnance. IOd<famn tired of your foot-dragging been . contacted by many candidates department 1tores, low.rlae o r f I c e expected to conduct a terlel of 1elenttflc
LOS ANGELES (AP) -0.partmenl o!
Water and Power offlclall1 and labor
union repre!entatlve.1 ca1\ed f o r
continued talks with a slate ntgollator
today in an attempf. to avert a strike by
some 5,000 employes.
The Iiltematlonal Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers and the Architects
and Eng!Mers, are schtduled to walk off
their jobs early Wedne!lday if their wage
increase demands of 15 percent are not
met. The city Is offertng 7.S percent.
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~ lhree supervl90ts are Robert tactics." White House offLctaldom, the a1lcinl for h11 support. -bulldlnp and a major hotel. experiment1 on the earth's upper
Battin, RaJ ph Diedrich and Ralph Clark. evidence showed, felt Democrats In the He aaid that he has told each one that Later phases would double the mall atmosphere under a )olrit program
lRS hierarchy controlled Republican tax he would not inject party polltlc1 into the sire and add more apartments and between the United States and ·Weit
commlsaloners -Instead or vice-versa. battle for IUCCtltlon to the Ca1pers 11eat. offices. Germany.
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CORONA . (AP ) -At least six minor
brush rires, believed caused by motor\1t s.
broke out J\1onday along the Riverside
Freewj!!y in the Rlversi<le.Corona area .
The Olmes charred S5 acrea, authorjlies
sail!·
·from John W. Dean Ill before a cbed
session of lhe Senate W a t er Be. t e
committee quoted . him u 1ayln1 that
Nixon wanted to stop tax actk>ns agalnlt
his £rleods. Dean said Nixon "asked that
It (the IRS) be turned off on friend• or
his •
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Coµnty Fa.ir to Honor
Senipr Citizens Today
The Orange· Cotmty Flltr s·a1ut~ aenlor Ch•y TUe. Needlepoint Demonstrations ,·
citizens today with a full schedule of 12:30 p.m. -Spinning and Carding ,
special activities and programs and Needlepoint DcrfiOOstrlitions
reduced admiS5kln Qfice~. I !m. -Aladdln 1t11gl~ Show, Clown
Persons 62 and older will be admitted ntcst for 75 cent! toda y and their tickets are 1:30 p.m. -Taste Temptln11: Sal1d1 IOCld for a number of shows which begin 2 p.m. -Camp flrt Olrl1 Folk Dance,
at 1:30 p.m. with a senior parade around New Dimenlions {~tualc ), Rag Doll,
lhe fairgrounds. Sheep Judging
Al 7 p.m. they will ha"e the ~ p.m. -lntematloruil Children's Oioir, ~ f>'ables Around 1'lt World opportunity or •ee!Ji& lwo or lhem picked 3 -• 1 ddln ... ~. ·~ as Scn~r ~Ing And QiJe<n during '-p.m. -"• "'""~ ~~· "Colden CoUrf' ccremonlct on tht 4 p.m. -Hawthorne Youth O.nd, • n1•·
a-..i.1theater staa". men's CadMa, Country West 1'1u1\c .,..,.,. e>< 5 p.m. -Ne.w Olmcnslons, Aladdln
'WHAT'S UP?
NOT CARPETING-Th~fatest census figures confirm that carpet prices today
are lower than 22 years ago. (1952). Technology has been
responsible for It.is. resulting in speedier ways of making, ,
--...<yeing;-snd-finishing-.:arpeting-as-mucrr-as1 0-11mesfliSter!'____ -
THERE IS VJRTUALL Y . NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN·
CREASE DURING THIS TIME PEAIOD.
Yor may think.wh~n ·you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive. Remember, however. that people are carpeting
bedrooms. baths, kitchens, and · other areas that usually
weren 't .carpeted 25 or 30 years ago. making ~ota ls higher.
· Carpeting ordinarily costs less than linoleum or hardwood
flooring. and provides feature s of comfort. qu iet. beauty, and
impressions, of spaciousness ..
You 'll get your BEST CONSUMER VALUE when you buy
carpeting from Alden 's. I
ALDEN'S
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COSTA MIS.I.
T...,._4tl·4410 Young and old \\i ll enjoy the 8 p.m. e p.m. -t.ta ranthl Vlll•1e ~fulic
performance • hy the C'.oi;pcl-sl ngtng 7 pm. -tntemat\onaJ Children's Choir
"Staple SIR$1e.r1:• l'I ramlly 11lngln5( RrOup 7:30 p.m. -Great !\feat Substitutes,
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or International acclaim . llank Tl1'.>mptOO and The Brazos Valte.y
Wednesday's fa ir highlights are: Bo)'s
All Oa~ -Cak• ll«oratlnA, Furnllurc I p.m. -Father Clollghlln Boys Choir •
Refln1shtng, Scwh1g, \Ve {l v in g, Nl'w Dimensions .
Croehctl!l1l Ocnt0nstrnt\ons 9 p.m. -llawaiian fleview, Hank Thomp.
Noon -CarvlnR, Astronomy, Radio, $0!1 and 1he Braios Valley Boys. -
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ORANGE @ UN'()', ~LIFORNIA f UESDAY, JULY 16, 1974 ,T~N CENTS
ouncil\ Moves · to 1E-ase Transfer Tax Tension
By TERRY COVILLE/
or •JM o.llr Pl"' "'"
Huntington Beach Councilmen pledged
Monday night not lo lift the holly
contested rtal estate transfer tax above
one-half percent in future years.
The vocal promise was madel n an
effort to quiet the controversy
surroundina: the new tas: and ease the
Jenslon between , the cOunctl and the
Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board
or Realtors.
They refll!ed, hawever, to put a
charter ameOcimeot Issue on t h e
November ballot whlch would allo\Y
voters to determine if they want a real
estate transfer tu at all .
Jim Larkin, vice president of the board
of rei\tois, made the election request,
asking the council to allow "the voten
decide it." ·
1:11s request drew heated reaction from
several councilmen.
"Jf ~·e're going to run to the ballot on
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Employed Probe
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Against . ()'Brien
WASJJINGTON (UPI) -Jolm D. · and unfort~tely it didii 't mat'erialJze,"
Ehrlichman sicked the Internal Revenue Ehrl~n-was quoted in evidence
Service on Lawrence F: O'Brien in 1972,
and carped about a '"era pp~ job" when
audit.ors failed to find any evidence or I.ax
d>eating by the Democratic party leader.
"I wanted them to tum up soinething
to send him to jail before the elect.ion
released "today by the House Judiciary
~lttee as part of its impeachment
inquiry. ,
. O'Brien in the.swnmer of 1972 had just
stepped down as' national Democratic
chairman lo run Sen. Georie S.
McGovern's presidential c a mp a I g n
against President Nixon. Ehrlichman
was Nixon's chief domestic affairs
adviser.
Using swom statements f ro m
Ebrlidunan and from Jmnnie M.
Walten, the IRS COl1ll1llaiooor at the t&rto, Ille mcie.c. llletchOcl mud> Ille
every issue that comes up, we're gotng to
be ln real trouDle." compla~ned
Councilman Jerry ~tatncy. ·
· "If 1t's legal (the tax) and can be
collected. then it's valid and can better
be afforded by !he public than an
~ase in ~__property tax or the utility
tax.''
"This really upsets me," added Henry
Duke. "Of a.II the taxes, Utls is the least
that would hit the homeowner in the. city.
~ people fuoving in had better help us
pay for all we have.".
SOUTHERN
a Ml .. Un•
_...,. ~ ol 1llo O'Brien incid«lt
rfll&ed last weet by the Senate ri,;..._,,,.at.ergate·cotnmlttee·m-1iafinaireport-:-''1--•------
u Indicated -,.tlbout-drawing-any
Councilwoman Harriett \Vieder Y{as the
only one to lend !tJpport to Larkin's
request, saying, "I'm hearing something
else. If we think it's such a great source
of revenue, it can stand the test ol an
amendment on the ballot. I'm not afraid
to put it on the baUgt. We netd to give
t~ voters more chance to make
decisions."
Her suggestion Jost 4-1.
Even Norma GibQs, v.•bo originally
opposed the transfer tax , supported it
i\-londay, explaining, •·1 think it's f!lfr
becaUM? it v.·ouJd at least not hit the
people now in the city, but lho6e moving
in." ~
The tax v.·ould be applielin the sale of
real property, and could be paid by
either the buyer or the seller. A half
pereent ~x on <). $40,000 home would be
$200.
City Administrator f>ave Rowlands
expects the new tax to raise about $1.2
million this year as the major new
source of revenue to rover the increasing
cost of government.
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Rov.·lands suggested the council mi ght
take the public stand against increasing
the tax in the future to allay the fears o[
the board of realtors.
When asked by CoWlcilwoman Wieder
if such action y;ould solten the board's
opposition lo the tax , Larkin Mid he
could not speak for the board.
Local rea ltors are still passing
pelitions around town in an effort to
force a special election on the real estate
transfer tax.
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Panel Tabs
President
fu Report
\VASHINGTON (UPI ) -The House
Judiciary Comniittee published evidence
today of White House efforts to tum the
Internal Revenue Service into an agency
of political reward and revenge.
A 440-page report from t h e
impeachment inquiry showed that Nixon
was present when aides discussed efforts
to make political hay from IRS ta:c
information and \o harass White House
·.'enemies" by auditing their taxes.
Former IRS Conunissioner Randolph
Thrower, in a ~om statement to the
committee. said the pres.mfe to politicize
the tax servioe became so intense in
1970 that he had to threaten to resign to
block a White House plan o f
reorganization.
---Thrower said~he feared the plan would
tum the l,OIJO.man Alcohol, Topacro and
Firearms Division into "a pe rsonal police
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O'Brien~.v:ecUarp-sumH'fl'O!n---f--------...,o;o
ie""froW8.rd Hughes organization and
, _____ 1_rorce"_controllablL011ly by_thc_IRS•--~
rommissioner, a political appointee.
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might not hav~ reported it on his tax
returns. He then pre91ured. the IRS for
an audit and was furiom when told no
major discrepancies were found.
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In a telephone cooversaUon Aug. 29,
1971, •llchman fll'St. comp(ajned of a
.. stall" on the_ O'Brien audit to then·
But One of Tho.. Officials Lurns Co11tal Retidents Have Different Ideas
Treasury Secretary G<Orge I'. Shultz,
then twned on Walttrs.
'"It was my first crack at him,"
Ehrlichman testified. "Georgt wouldn't
let me at hJm. George wanted to stand
between (me) and his commissioner and
this was tbe first time . . . I had a
Apollo Crew
l 1i Celebration,
, <;llaJ1C< lo tell the commissiooej' what a CAPE ·CAN~VERAL,. Fla. CAP)
_a:appy_job_beJlad....aorie..:":_,_~----"'""-ica!s..lirst JJ\(l"lQ explorers_toda.
His testimony was given at an celebrated the fifth anniversary of their
executive . session of the Sen a t e blastoff into history to the quiet strains Watergate commiUee Feb. 8 and forwarded to the House. panel. Walters, of "Auld Lang Syne" and a blaring tape Janice Godachy of HuntinJrton in a sworn affidavit submitted to the recording of the final minutes of their
Beach has won four first.pl ace .impeachment inquiry Ju n e 10, countdown.
ribbons for her batik wax re--remembered the ca ll well. The rare joint public appearance by
sist entries in the fine arts· "Mr. -E h r l ichm a n indicated Apollo 11 astronauts Neil A. Armstrong.
show at the Orange County disappointment and said to me 'I'm Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and ~ichael Collins
Fair. in Costa M'?sa. JI" goddamn tired of your root-dragging came during ceremonies de c I a ri n g
-----------------" tactics.' I was offended and very upset Launch Complex 39 at the Kennedy
but·decided to make no response to that Space Center a national his.for i c
Two, Bandits Hit
lluntington Bank
For $980 Haul
An acne-scarred man and his
accomplice stuck up a downtown
llun1ington Beach bank Monday, making
oil with S9fK), police said. ,
The suspect., described '81 about 40
years old, slender with short hair and
glasses, approached teller Marla Drake
at lhc United California Bank at 309 Main
~t ., told he r he had a gun and demanded • money.
She emptied her cash drawe'r or $980 in
ttns and · twentles and gave it to him,
police Sf.Id, at the same lime tripping a,
silent burglar alarm. ,
PoJiec said the teller never actually
statement," Walters said. "Following the landmark.
telephone conversation, r told secretary A crowd of more than 3.000 broke into
9rultz that he could have my job any cheers as National Aeronautics and
time he wanted it." Space Administration officials broadcast
But Walters stayed on eight more the tape recording of the.final one minute
months , until April of last year. and 30 seconds of the July 16, 1969, Apollo
11 countdown.
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Of Movie Stars Bared
WASHINGTON (UPI) -,The White The investigation was triggere d ,
House ronducted 8n inquiry In 197J Into according to accompanying testimony, by
the tax statu S of nine "politicall y active" a complaint to the \Vhite House from
movie and"televlslon stars, according to actor Jotm Wayne of Nev.·1><>rt Beach,
evidence released tOOay by the House that he was being "harassed" by tax
J udiciary Committee. men. After looking at the status of other
· White HOU!e officials, the evidence movie and television stars, Caulfield show~,. went to lhe lnterrial Revenue concluded that -·~ Wayne romplaint
Service to obtain the JnformJllion Which ....... does not appear to be strong enough
saw a weapon. normally Is confidential between IRS and to J>W'SUe." • ·
"" The robber then fled the bank and a taxpayer. Impeachment investigators obtained
according to one witness, jumped into the The inckSent is disclosed ln a memo the Caulfield memo from the Senate
'Decision Made'
Offs1wre Oil Foes · Rip
Top Interior Offici{tl
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of lllf D•ll• f'I"' STiii
U.S. Deputy Undersecretary of the
Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted
with skepticism and insults Monday in
Santa Monica during public discusSion of
offshore oil drilliitg along the Southern
cauromia coastline.
Speakers in the audience of 400 persons
at Santa fi.lonica Civic auditoriUm told
Carter they believe the , decision is
.already made on offshore drilling sites.
"I have the feeling you already have
your mind made up and this meeting is
just window dressing," said ldary
Ferguson of Los Angeles. "It's very
frustrating."
"I've told you that •we won't make a.
decision until the environmental impact
statement Is completed, and wha·t I've
said is accurate," Carter responded.
Dispute between Carter and the
audience arose both about the issue or
offshore oil drilling itself and about the
Interior Department's handling of the
problem .
"I admit we didn't do a very good job
or publicizing it when we began
considering leasing sites last sprlng,"
Carter said at the beginning of the
meeting. "We may have some kind of
credibility gap."
"I find you offensive!" shouted another
heckler.
Representatives of a number or
environmental groups, several of v.•hich
had held pre.meeting press conferences,
expressed themselves less C1>lorlully but
with equal vehemence.
"We're objecting that the decision has
already been made,'' said Mary Ann
Eriksen, a representative of the Sierr·a
Club.
"I think the administration is making a
mockery of environmental i m pa c t
asse'ssment and public input in decision
making."
"We believe if the department \W!re
really listening to us they 'C\'OUld have
sent Secretary of ther Jiiterk>r Rogers
fi.torton instead of a subordinate," said
Nancy Gaims of the Seashore
Environmental Alliance (SEA).
"You're not consi d ering the
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SL~ . .\mericans
In .Mexico Jail
GUADALAJARA, !\lexico (UPI) -~ix
U.S. citizens were sent to state prison to
await trials on charges including
smuggling of drugs, weapons and
automobiles. They Include Mfred Leroy
Hicks, 54, of Oceanside.
A seventh American, identified only as
Mlke Schmidt, dk!d last week in a
The White House offered Thrower tv.·o
candidates for !he job - G. Gordon
Liddy, later convicted in thc ·Watergate
break-in, and Jack Caulfield. a former
New York pollce detective whose role as
a political spy came to light during the
Senat~ Watergate" hearin gs .
Thrower , a Republican Crom Atlanta,
Ga., said he blocked. both. appointmen~. ·
_But when he tried to see PreSident
Nixon to protest again efforts to turn the
tax servic~ into a political ti.lot he was
denied access to the oval office and
blocked from making his case. he said.
Judiciary Chairman Petet: W. Rodino
Jr. (0.N.J.), has said he COl\iiders
evid~nce of the political abuse of
goveroment agencies to be among the
n1ost serious in !he impeachment Inquiry.
The IRS evidence is likely to be cited
when Rodino's committee starts drafUng
articles of impeachment next week. ·
Asked about the committee report as
he arrived for a closed session of the
committee today, Nixon's lav.•yer, James
D. St. Clair said he read it to mean the
panel "found nothing to it."
He s1;1id the ,matter had been
investigated fully by other congressional
committees and it "'as deter1nlncd that
no harassing audils were made of \Vhite
House enemies:
Today's report was the ninth yolume or
impeachment evidence to be released,
\vith more to come later th is week.
The new report said:
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Oraage Coast
Weather
Patchy fog and low clouCfs near
the beaches \Vednesday morning
otherwise sunny with nol much
change in temperature. according
to the \\'eather service. Beaches
in the low 70s rising to the mid·
80s inland.
INSIDE TODAY
Soutl~ Coast Repertory lios
scored a sn-tasli hit with ifs
superlative production of tlle
rock-gospel musical "Godspell,"
reviewed today on Page 8. pestenjCr seat. of a large. white car ~tained in the 440-page volume of \Vatergate Committee, along with his
-parked next to Gokt Coast Laboratories. evidence relaUng to alleged misule of tht secret testimony at an executive session
The car was seer1 ping we:st on Olive IRS re.leased by the committee u part of Mmh %3.
The fact that a credibility gap exists
became evident during the meeting as
speak'l'.ll accused the Department of the
Interior of having ignored the public's
desires in the past and repeatedly stated
!heir tiell<f that the department Is
1nn-by financial dorulUons from
lftftjol oil comi-1·
hospital while undergoing treatment for Erm. -.mti.({ ,. "''"' L•'*" 1J
•-• injuries, authorities said Monday. L. ""' •9Ytl t ,__., T'" 11
Street. police reported. it:. impeachment investigation. The "Per your instructions of Sept. 28. 1971,
Police appartnll)' arrived only minutes volume draws no conclusklns ·as to the we have selected some individuals In tbe
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The driver of lbe getav;ay car also The memo wu written Oct. 6, 1971 to politically active during prior elections
reportedly sported short hair. The robber th<m·White House counsel John W. Dean aM determined their audit h!~•ory,"
was also described as about IU pounds, III by John J. CaulCield , an ex-New York cautfield wrote Dean.
and from five feet, JO rnches· to six feet~ City--poticeman hired by the White House The review. he said, showed these
1111. for clandestine assignments. ' '(See STARS, ~1e It
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At one point a man In the audience
· waved a one dollar bill and shouted,
· "Th is wlll buy your votet:•
_J~_~nd that very offensive," ca.rter
n:sponoed.
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circumstances of his injuries and said __
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a crime )V&ve in thJs city, Mex ico's 11111nn;•"'!I,, • w.1•• "'"" '
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In, H•ntlngton
Planner.s: Review· •
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High · Rise Code
A long-awaited high rise onfulanJ. , and i11strial a<eas, ex:ep; Io '\
·h· h \\'\1Uld ii\low the construction of ne1ghborh900 commercial ~\el6pme~t.s. ~ lC • . . 1 1 The cOOe sels no height hmlt on high !~1\·crs in co1nmcrc1nl and . industr a rise, but each 8llcgested hi~h rlae
districts , is sel !or a public hearil]g parcel could be limited by the clty as It
tonight before the lfunllngton Beach co1nes uP for approvaJ. .
Planning Com1nission. Th~ propoSt'd code su~gests tighter
· · · ssion stn rts at 7 .nrch11eclural and landscaping con1rol In The ~m~1ssion ~c . exchange for the allowance of the
o'clock m cuy cow1c1t chambe rs. buildings exeeed.ing lhree stories.
The ne"· cOOe would permit multl·story No high rise could be built on a )ot
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Ho~sing Set
For .Study
The Fountain ~a11c)p1y COuncll will
discuss 011e (_'Olu1cllman's 11roposal to
apar k \larger, higher incon1c houldng. tn 1 "resld~ntbll e!States ione" tonl&h:t.
The courtcll will meet at e o'clock In
City Hall. 10200 SIRler Ave. -
Councilman Bernie Sva\Stad asked city
planners April 2 (() rc~eurch th-:?
' Wildings in properly zoned comn1erci11l smaller than 20.000 square feet. and no
multi-story structure could cover more
f'rom P99e I than 20 percenl of the lot .
SOME OF THOSE WHO ATIINO&D CASP!RS MIMORlAL SERVICE .LINE, UP OUTSIDE C':jURCH
EpiKOJMI Church In Coron1 cltl Mir Sctnt of Rlt.a for County Supervisor Loat at S.. ·
possi bility of a new ronlng along
l\1aii;nolia Street and Elli~ Avenue
requiring 12,000 square foot lot• wl.th 100
foot frontage.
Sval11tad said he !elL Fountain Valley
needs some. l11rii;er e 't1l e ·1 t zetl
develop1nent1 like Tu1Un, Jluntlnston
Beach and Newport Stach. 'ENEMIES' ...
-Nev.'Spape;.tnan Cl.:irk ~toll~hof(,
former special counsel to Nixon, S\\'Ore in
an affidavit to the conunittce that H.R.
}ialdeman invoked Nixon's·na1ne in 1970
in seek ing a n1cn10 on the tax status of
C.erald \\'allace, brother of the governor
of Alaba ma. The damaging memo \\•as
swiftlv leaked , even though unauthorized
dlscioSure of tax returns ls a criminal
act, il -Walters, \lo'ho quit the following Apr ,
recalling the incldent,. said ~t hha' t
Ehrlichman h3d complained to htm, ~ m
. goddamn tired of your .r~t-draggmg
tactics.·• \Vhite House off1c1aldom. the
e\•idence showed, felt De1nocrats in the
fRS hierarchy controlled Rep~blican tax
c.pmmissloners -instead of vice-versa.
-Previously undisclosed testlmony
from John V.1. Dean 111 before a closed
se~sion of the Senate "' a t e r g a I e co~miltee quoted him as saying that
J\ixon wanted to stop tax actions against
his friends. Dean said Nixon "asked that
it (the IRS ) be tun1ed off on friends of
his.
-Dean in a memo to his White House
superiors'. a.!ked, "Can v;e do anything to
help?" \vhen told that prtsidentl al friend
Billy Graham , the preacher, was
undergoing a tax audit to see .when he
had reported as income gifts he had
received. The reply: "No -it's already
covered ." •
-Former assistant J~ Commissioner
for Inspection Vemon Acree emerged
over and over in the testimony as the
conduil_of infonnation from the IRS to
tht Whitt House. Fer e1ample, it wa1
Acree who told Caulfield about Graham'•
tu troubles and Acree who ln 1971
reported to caulfield on the tax returns
ol 'Lawrence Goldberg, a Rhode Island
toy manufacturer then under
conskieration for apPOlritment "ln the
Jewish arta" at the Committee to Re-
elect the President. Acree la n0w head of
the Cultoms Bureau.
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''deficiencies" for the telected atars :
-Richard Boone.11,377 !or 11117.QI;
-Sammy Davla Jr., ·$38,683 for 1961-63
and 1968;
-Jerry Lewia, M62.312 for 1951-66 and
1968;
-Peter Lawford, '32,720 !or 196M9; .
-Fred MacMurray, •tV,718 for 1963,
19S>&I and 1969, le.91 $5,711 in refunds in
11182 and 1964.
-Gary Mortoo and Lucllle'Ball, $7,010
in 1965;
-Ronald Reagan, $13,101 for ll!U&;
-Frank Sinatra, '30,797 for 1960 and
IMU4.
-Wayne , $251 ,115 for 1964-66, inchJdlng
1237,331 In 1968.
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Fourth Clinic Struck
t.A hfESA (UPI ) - A fourth Kaiser
Pennanente health !acil lty 1n San Diego
County was struck h1onday by the Office
and Profeg!onal Employes International
Union Local 443. The 130-bed Kaller
Permanente Hospital, which nonnaJly
hat about 400 U1\lQn ""·orkers, remained
operational l\fonday with supervisory and
non-.tHJdng employes,
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A high Ne ordinaoce bu been under
study for several years. The ctty
l'1.ll'refltly has no -pnl\•isions to a llO\Y high
rlSe-struetures above three stcir1es, even
though some ha\•e been built.
The proposal before p I a n n l n g
comm.ill!lioners does not cover residenllal
high rise. a S(,!parate issue still under
study by the planning staff.
Ton igh t's proposal has re<.'eived lhc
endorsement pf a council-appointed
cltizent high rise commit tee \vttlch
~wked with the city staff and planning
commission to deveJop the code.
4-11 Club Asks
Council Build
Aniinal Park
The Tri-City Challengers, a local 4-H
FrotnPGfel
OIL ...
alternatives," said J. Alex Cota or the
£astside-Westside Concerned Citlz.ens
Commlltee. '4We don't want d·rilllna: ln
the . Santa Moolca Bay, \\'e want
alternative fuela auch as ~yd~en.''
Cota expressed anger at having only
learned ot Mmday's meeting the
previous Thurlday from · a r a d i o
broadcast.
"We are deserving of more respect
than having a mere handful of days to
prepare to defend our coastline," he said.
Speakers also objecied to spending
their time attending a· publlc.__meetlng ~
which v.-as not an official bearing and at
which testimony· was not recorded. Cltib, asked Huntington Be a c h
councilmen Monday night to buy and ''Yet if v.·e didn't attend, the
build a 2.S-acre, small animal park in the department could say !he public isn't
controversial Sunset Heights district. interested,"' said !'.fiss Galms.
The park would contain auch fann "We want your ' input in our
creatures as ducks, goat.s, pigs, sheep, environmental i m pa c l statement," rabbits and other small animals which
could be touched and petted by children. carter said. "I think Y.ou represent' an
There "''ould also be some acreage so important point of view which may be
youngsters could grow flowers and controlling.
vegetables. An equestiian center, wilh a "However, 1 think you're aay!ni that lr811 to the central park, might allO be
part of the plan, according to leaders or you've already made up your minds and
the 4-H Club. yoU•re angry because you think w~'ve
Sunset Heights is the rapid I y already made up ours." · _
developing apartment district across . He auqested that correapondence on Algonquin Street from Huntington
Harbour. The council ,recently placed a the SJb)ect be 11ent to William E. Grant,
building moratorium on it to halt the Mana.1er of tJi Outir Continental Shelf.
scattered constructioo. Bureau of Land Management with the
The area came to prominence a few U.S. Department ,of the .Interior in lA:is months ago when· Huntington l{arbour
residents tMed to block plans for a low· Angeles.
income, federally fmanced apartment "He's the one responsible for the
project. environmental ~!es,"-Cartelj_said.
Since then, it has become the subject "However I ailure yoo we'll be much
of a city study lo detemtine the potenti<i l more tnnu~ by r ea son a b 1 e
earthquake ha zard and the need for a __ -. ls alnst. offshore drillin" than perk, school and traffic plan. ar~e~ • ag ,, ~
City plaMers have recommended the by opmion1 alone.
creation of a six·acre neighborhood park Among Monday's speak.err, Hennoaa
in Sunset Hci~-"-~ _ _ Beach-City Councilman Lance-Whitman
JilileRertO Uie council, J\.frs. Marie ~·as one of the few to detail hl1
Graser, a 4-H a"dviser, suggested the city b·cctions to the drilling. Whitman cited use the 20 acres ol small lots south of 0 J
Ed·s Dairy, plus a few more ac res kno~~1n the danger of oll spills, the visual Impact
as the Smllh property. of oil oqulpmenl, and the pauage of
"Many people bere would like to Propoa1Uon 20 aa evidence that voters
maintain the ruraf fl avor of the area ." ''hold precious the Califorilia coastline.''
she wrote. "It could_ ~ maintained by l\1onday's meeting was a less dign ified
youth groups at a nurumum cost to the t of t' 0 F ida betw-city." repea a mee Ula r y ,......
The price of buying the land . however, Carter and Southern Callfoml& city
could run over $1 million. aceordin g to officiarf, who also expressed opposition
lhe city planning department which says both to of!shore oil. drilling and to the
Sunset Heights acrea1e is aellin&" for Departm'1!t of the Interior's handling of more than $40,<m an acre. ·
About a dozen 4-H members were pres· the matter.. -. .
ent to urge the creatiOO of the ''petting cartersa1d at both meetmgs that he
animal park." Some of the youngsters expects the environrhental asseument to
presented the council with their own be completed by December or January,
letters ~irtg it. following public hearings, with a final
Councilman Jerry 1.f~lney sugg_es~ed d · · t be de by late spring of the parks and recreation comrruss1on ecision ° ma
should study the proposal arid report 1975.
back to the council. "This is going to be a tough decision,"
He noted a small animal section had Carter said Monday.
been proposed by une city for the central
park, but had not fit into central park plans.
Fire Destroys Plant
T~IER~lAL (UP I) -A blaz.e at the
CodeW Bros. Packing Co., located about
te\•en miles 90Uth of here, cauacd an
e•tlmated '50.<m damages ~londay. Ri~ide County firemen said the fire
destroyed 45,000 packlnA: brces and a 150
foot·lon1 bulldlnA: at the data proces1lng plant.
l\1asons Accept Pact
SAN DIE~ f AP) -The Cement
~fa.son Union reached tentative agree-
·ment with oontractors' associations
on a three-year contract and a
ratincatlon vote is acheduled.5aturday, a
union spokesman said Monday. If the
pa.ct la approved, the carpenters union
will be the only construction Wlion still on
strike in the San Diego area.
Cap.sule Council AetiQn·
ltere In capeule form ere the major actions taken Monday nlaht by the lluntlngton Beach City Council :
ANll\IALS: Announct<l their Intention to \\•ork '41ith the Pet Owners Colll· '
lion to rework the city's animal conlro\ ordinance.
SUNSET HEIGHTS: Referred to the park1 and recreation a>mmi11ion a
request by a local 4·1.f Club to develop a !S-tcre, amall animal park in the
Sunset Helahta nel1hborhood.
AIRPORT: Set Aug . 5 a1 the date for a public he1rln1 on the revocation
ol a permit allowing a 50().foot exteruton of the runway at Mt&dowla1k Airport,
but agreed the hearing m.1Y be Cincelled II-certain airport lmprovtmenla ara • completed. . ' ' °TRANSFER TAX : Made I public pledge not to allow the hotly con!Htod
real estate transfe r x to o above a U rcent.. but refuaed to put the
sue on ovem r o ,
BOATERS: A(l'ccd lo study lhe iss ue of 11low1n1 private boils on the ctn•
lral park's llunUn11on Lake.
~tARIJUANA: Turned down a reque~t from the QllUoml a Pth~rljuana Re-
form Lcllguc to order the police deparlmtnl to stop a rrest~ ror pot possession.
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Coast Pays Tribute
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To Caspers, Two Sons
By L PETER Kl\IEG
ot 1111 Diiiy f'li.t fllll
The rdemorlal folder said simply that a
father and his two IOOS were "Loat at
Sea, June, 1974."
But it was not the tragic death of Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald \V. Caspers
and sons Kirk and Rick that a family
frit:n<f, the Rev. G. William Grady,
recounted during memoii"al services
A1onday.
Befort more than 400 persons cro\vded
lnto st. Michael's and All Angels
Eplscopal Church In Corona de! Pilar, the
Rev. Grady said the people who knew
Ron Caspen "have a greater vision of
life becaUle of this truly outstanding
man."
He said Mr. cispers "found bis true
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Jov~ltfe in his election to the Board 9f
SutJ!rvi.sors."
The hour-lona: service in the hillside
chapel that overlooU Newport Harbor
was attended by fanil.ly friends and
neighbors, polltlcal leaders and county
officials:
They heard the Rev. Grady talk of the
life of Rick Caspers. \\'hose love of
surfing made him v.•ell known on the
beaches of both Nev.'}Xlrt Beach and
Sant.a Barbara.
"He had a quiet and patient manner
tnat always put pewle at ease," the
Rev. Grady aatd .
Kirk Caspera, 20, aald Rev. Grady, 'viii
be remembered for his love or the.
outdoors.
'·He was al ho1ne wit h nature," the
Rev. Grady said .
· For Ronald \V. Caspers. born l\!ay 21,
1931, "life was an exciting thing," the
Rev. Grady said.
"lie got so very much out of
everything life had to offer.
"Whether Jt wa11 that twinkle ln his eye
\\·hen you would go before hlfn at the
&ard of Supervisors or whether he was
r iding herd at his ranch on that li ttle red
tractor or at the keyboard of a piano or
playing his guitar, he realized complete
success end total achievement 1n
everything he did."
The Rev. Grady told of those achieve-·
ments -college at 16, the youngest
president of a-savings and loan at 29,
and the yoonge11t i;upervllor ever in
Orange County at 39. •
"He was not an average man.but in his
election to the Board of Supervisors he
found the true love of his Ille. llls
re-election in June. placed him totally In
public servlce." the Rev. Grady aald.
Rev. Grady Cited Caspera' ae--
complishments as a supervisor, which
he said were highlighted when he won his
battle for ·coiinty acquisition of the 5,500-
acre Starr Ranch for a county park.
Among those attending the memorial
services were Orange c.ounty political
leader Rlcha,_.. O'Nelll, Mra. Judy
Rosener and Donald Bright, membera of
.Car. ·l•"'ICk Crash the Sooth Coast R•gional Zone eonaer-~ 1. vation Commlaalon, on which Caapera
-also had aervl'd, and Irvine Councilman
Kill M • John Burton. 8 otonst The lhome hymn Cho5'n for !he solemn
· ' occasion was, "EterTI.al Father, Strong to
I H tin-• =1.--.----Save;'~ . n . Ull g On None of Olspen' fellow oupetvison
A 59-year-old Huntington Beach v.-oman
"''as killed Monday in a collision between
her car and a Oat.bed truck, police
reported.
Huntington BeaJ!h police are still
investigating the noon accident at Beach
Boulevard and Newman Avenue which
fatally injured Ethel Novella Wilson or
5092 Audr ey Drive. .
She was driving southbound on Beach
v;hen she palled t\\·o lanes of cars
stopped for pedestrians In a crosswalk
and entered the Intersection at Newman
Avenue, police . .said. •
There 1he collided with the truck
driven by Donald Zane Sommers, 47, of
8321 Vargas St., Huntington Beach.
Police 11ald Sommers was trying to turn
left onto Newman. •
The Imped of the crash hurled ~trs.
\Vi190n's car head-on into a large sign.
joined In the memorial aervlce although
each one eent an aide: Board Chalnnan
Ralph Clark ls on vacation and'
Supervisor David Boker lJ In Washington
D.C. on county bullnes1.
Both SupervilOra Ralph Diedrich and
Robert Battin are away in Mlami Beach
where they are attending the National
Association of Counties Conference
where they are to pick up an award
honoring Orange County fOr I t 1
progreaslve programs.·
Caspera and his lwo aons. and seven
othera were lost at aea JWle 14 below San
Benito J1la~ off Baja Calllomia. They
were aboard the 83-!oot Shooting Star,
owned by county political leader Fred
Harber whose last communication came
late at night June 13 that the boat was
taking on water and. alnkln g.
Servi ces for Harber and the 11ix others
have not been announced. ~
The standard R·l 1re1lden1 lal) ,lot In
Fountain Valltiy is 7,20(f sq uare feet,
acco rding to city plPMcr1.
If the councilmen like the Idea,
Planning Director Cllnton Sherrod 1ay1
in 'his report , they should ask the
planning com111ission to toke steps to
establish a new zoning category.
The mlnimuni dwelling unit alz.e would
be 2,200 square feet , Sherrod outlined.
Once the zoile is establlahed , the
council could apply it to specific
· proj>ertles. ~
Svalstad alao wanted somb kind or
1neand ering sidewalks and c u r v i n g
streets in the area. Sherrod said these
questions could be handled by eac h
subdivision and don't re<iuire city action now.
. The council also "'ill di scus A Its
opposition to pro'Posed. rate increase• by
Southcm~eauromta-Edia:On-ani!-an
addltioil to the contract for the
recreational Complex in Mlle Square
Park.
Huntington Teen
Fall~ 50 Feet
From Phone Pole
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An IS.year-old Huntington Beach youth
Is in critical condition today at Pacifica
Hospital after accjdentally fallin~ off-a
SO.foot telephone pole Monday, the H11n-
tin51:ton Beach fire department reported.
Randy Shine of 2502 Huntington ~ Is
unconSCious with head injuries and two
broken anns. firemen said. .
Shine fell from a pole near Vorkto!fi
Avenue and Huntington Street, landing
bead tint on a tin gauge shed ln an
undeve'°J>ed oil field, officlal1 11ld.
He then ricocheted off the aht.d and
dropped !roll\ theTo to oil pipes on the
ground below.
Flrtmen were at a lou to erp1aln what
Shine was doing oiilfie pole," althOujti one---
offlclal 11ld the youth may have climbed
it on a dare and then lost hla balance.
Stillie waa treitect at •ttae ecene tiy
Huntington Beach fire d e pa r t m e n t
paramed1cl after the 3:40 p.m. lncldent
and then wa1 taken to tbe Huntlnaton
Beach hoapttat
T al,ks Continue
On DWP Strike
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Depertmenl of
Water and Power• official• and labor
union repruentallvea called f o r
continued talks with a atate. negotiator
today in an-attempt to avert a strike by
aome 5,000 employe1. ·
The International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers and the Architects
and Engineers, are scheduled to walk off ,
their jobs eirly Wednesday Ir their wage ,
increase demands of 15 percent are not
met. The city Is offering 7.5 pefcent.
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THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN-
CREASE DURIN(j THIS TIME PERIOD.
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expensive. Remember, however, that people art:1 carpeting
bedioom s, baths, kitchens, and other areas t~at usually
weren 't .carpeted 25 or 30 years ago . mak ing totals higher.
· Carpeting ordinarily costs less than linol!ilum or hardwood
flooring, and provides features of comfort, quiet, beauty, and
impressions of spaciousness.
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carpeting from Alden 's. · _ ,
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New'Energy Sourc@i> Kelp May Help .~
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Called! 1clenUst11 armounced recently
lhey DN: experimenting wlPl :i poSsible
new source or energy, kelp, the fa stest
..:ro!i\'ing plant Jn the world. .
1'hc synthetic natural gas methane•can
be produced from the &lant seaweed, native to California. Th1s gas can then be
used to generate electricity.
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kelp. Scientiata want tci determine
whether large quanlilies or the giant
marine plant can be raised under
artlncla l oond1Uons. .
' early otzu.. to -repulld the Southern
ClllfGmla kelp fottala. 't'bty we re
decimated 1ever1l years ago b y
unusually warm ocean currents and by
an lnvuJoa ot kelpodevourlng 5ea
urchlna. On the Oranse Coast h~ lab has
ttamplanted new kelp beds al Dan1
Point and at Cameo Shores.
Cellech, tht State Dtpartmcnt of Fi!i h
and Game, atld the Nf.tional Sclenct
Jo"oundation . -
Some 3,000 full·arown kelp· plants \lre. .
°1l being ras&ened to a large rope.
net raft that is suspended 40 feet
unde ater In a 300-foot-deep o:rea a mile
off San Clem@nte Island's northern tip ..
p\:intJ auaeh 1hemael\'es to the bottom
ond grow up~·ards towards the~ 1un, like
any land plant. Th y can reach heights or
200 feet, 51.lpported by a network of air
""· Says marine biologist Dr. North, ~·1r
the pUot farm is successful, !hen one will
be established lhat Is a nlile square.
products !or generating: fOod, tueb: and
electric power," he said.
Kelp is already used today for a w1de
range of industrial purposes. Derivatlvts
from the niarine plant are wed in
toothpaste, pills, paint, ink and
cardboard and eve n to put a stable bead
on beer. A n1orine ent.rgy farm is currently
being ~t up in deep water on San
Clement e Island to experiment wlth the
l .
Callecb marine ~Oii.it Dr. Wheeler
North, II, 1 Conlna del liar mldent. Is
the chit! 1elentilt ol the marine farming
project. Hf" . works out Of cattech's
Kerckhoff Laboratory in Corona del Mar.
Dr. North 11 .the marine scientist wbo
has led a auccealul campaign since the
The importance of Dr. North's latest
kelp fannlnf• project i• rtfioctod by Its
many lpot»Ort'. Tbey include the Navy,
The U.S. Navy J>uJlt @UqJnsli!l__C(i the
underwater raft and ts currently
atlnching the kel p planl! lo It. Kel p
':It w can &r w the.so plants~ ~
suCricient quanlltles, they might provide
u.s with a va:st 111nount of pelroleum·likc
Other ~.s forecast for the future are
in fertilizer.Pfii6c11, fuel1 and-roods for
botb anlmals and humans.
Democrats
t
Avoiding Election Hassle .
Ed Reinecke
Is 'Honest'
--Defense
WASHINGTON (AP) -California U .
Gov. Ed Reinecke was described today at
l 1iland·-Areas
Get Smog Alert
Orange County air polhJUon
officials were expected to call Uttlr
second ll1lOI alert in as many days
this afternoon in inland areas ol the
county.
A lint stage health advisory
warning went into effect Monday
afternoon for all areas inland of the
San Diego Freeway.
Officials predicted little change
-in conditi~ for today. •
Judge Jails
Ex-officer
For Perjury
By TOM BARLEY
Of llM D1Hr. l"ilot Siii!
his perjury trial as "an honest, over-Former Buena Park Police Sgl. James ~--ccopCraliVe · human being" who makes H Davjd Bikken was sent to Orange County
mlltakes but never lies. Bagley ;ts Jail for one year ?\1onday by a judge who II WJlS repeatedly urged by the prosecution
"He'll make mistakes here in the to se nd the confessed perjurer to state
courtroom; he'll make mistakes under •..., •b prison.
oath, but he doesn't He," defense. ·con'lrl. utors Superior Court Judge Kenneth E. Lac
-+----.attorney James E. C.Ox told jurors during technically imposed a prison term or one
opening arguments. to 14 years but immediately suspended it
But prmecutor Richard Davis said' in a l n Co.ry Race ~:;t~~~f the jail term and three years'
25-minute stalement that R e i n e c k e And he made it clear in a long
''deliberately lied" to the Se hate -Republi.can lltate controller candklate summation of the special sentencing Judiciary Committee in 1972 about when ;'-J"' he · tha-1 Bakke • 1· I of William T. Bagley tenned "totally anng n s ear ier pea no he lint talked lo lhcIJ....Mty. Gen. John contest was, to Judge Lae, "the same as
Mitchell about an International obscene" cootri~ons from two Orange a plea of guiltY,."
Telephone and Telegraph Corp. pledge to County J:>uainessmen which paid most of "Police officers are in a unique
help bring the Republican national the costs o! the primary campaign for position in our courts and our sysle1n of
convention to San Diego. his Democratic·opponent KeMeth Cory. justice," Judge Lac lold Bakken. "That
Davis said he would !~prove that Bagley said Mo!}day in Sacrament.O system would become a mockery if you
Reinecke discussed the matter with that Richard O'Neill, owner of Mission were not punlshed."
Mitchell before an an titrust settlement Viejo Ranch, and Louis Cella, a Santa A long lisl of sentencing conditions
was made with m . Reinecke claims he An h · spelled out by Judge Lac includes the a P ysictan, put up more than 82 · prov;.,,,_ that Bakken can never again be a discussed the pledge only after the m ent f ... -ooo Co t · hi -
antitrust case had ~n re-lved. perc 0 uic .,.....,, ry spen in ~ pqlice officer and can never contribute
UC>; """ prllnary campaign. "Reinecke will tum out to be a nut Contacted by the Daily Pilot this testimony in any fonn in· ;i.ny civil or
Important witness against hlmseU," saJd criminal proceeding. Davis, morning, Cella acknowledged l h e His testimony five years ago in the
Cos:, in a lengthy presentation, said contributions but denied they were drug trial of John Robert Snyder, 45, of
Reineclce was under no obligation to intend! edll , to f" gain Bafavgi9rs ·1 frolmed the Buena Park, eventually led lo an
testify before the Senate committee and con ro er 8 0 uce as ey mp 1 : investigation of ~be fingerprint expert
that during the hearing he was asked "This is totally obscene," Bagley said, and his indictment by the Grand Jury on
about his impressions about )'hen "and without any redeeming social charges of perjury and offering arid
Mitchc.11 knew about the rrr pledge. · factors that lean discern.'' preparing false evidence.
"He's not a wordsmilh," Cox sa1·d ol Bagfey compared his e a m 'p a i g n Sn ,_ 1 ced t · th expenditures .of $132.702 with C:Ory's, . Y.uer ~~s .sen~ . o ou>e ll_lOn s Reinecke. "f1e understands thinp be can saying they "pale into irisignlficance . ., m ~~ 1aJ1 aft~~ being found gwl~Y. of
put his hands on -radios, televisions or Bagley,_however. faced_ relatively_~~ o!. m~11~a~ Ba.~ke~_!estif1ed
--------mechanlcill things---and that's the hbeol---mioor opposition in the primary while ilurtlifli1s trial tliil ~raer s prints were
of his mind. He's a mccha nicaJ engineer Corp enaKmtered 8 well-financed found°'· a !>8g ~ ~anJuan!i that 'A'.as th.e =ers~~!." the type of thing he JUnpaign..on_tbe.__part_oLSan F..ranclsco p_rosecut1on s pnnc11N;1_l ev1d~n_c~n _th e
Supervisor Robert ff. Mendelsohn. t~ial ~f~SUPEfior court Juage A jury ,of six men and six women was Cory replied that he Was not .surprised Keooeth Williams. , .
selected Monday after: five hours of . at the "absurd and wild charges'' , ~nyder never served the n.1ne-month
intensive questioning by U.S. District beca119e Bagley "IE!arned his politics al 11ul term an~ the felony convtcUon has
Judge Barrington Parker and challenges the knee of Richard Nixon." now been str1ck~n from the record. He by defense and prosecuting attorneys. h ed the t r B p k d As he questioned prospective jurors, Referring to O'Neill and Cella, he said. ~s' SU Cl r . 0 uena ar . an.
Parker emphasized lllat the Reinecke ;•1 don't know anything thC controller's Bak~~ fo~ $I_ m~.and the action is
case has nothing to do _with the o!fice or the state lands commission awailtng trial tn Supe ior Court.
Watergate cover-up. When he asked the can do for them " Bakken's former employers are co-
panel of 70 whether they had beard the "We gave the. money to Ken," Cella def~ants wi~ him in . a $12 million
names. of SC\'eral former top aides . to said, "rirst, because Ken ls a friend Ja~~it filed in Superior. ~urt by
President Nixon who are involved in the and has been a great legislator and a William De P.alma, 37, 0!.~hittier.
Watergate scandal, only about half great friend to thousands ol people in De Patina spent 'three years in../ederal
indicated they had . Southern California. prison after being found guilty six years
• After parker dismi!sed 17. potential ·•Second the moral fiber, the fabric ago of taking '2,400 at gunpoint from.Jhe
jurors for cause, the defense excused 10 that holds 'America together today ia only · ~ffices of a savings and loan association
without having to state the reison and 198 years old and already shows great In Buena Park.
the prosecution excused six on such wear." ,Bakken testified in that trial that a
peremptory grounds. -The trend towards lack of trust in print found on the bank counter was De
The jury finally selected is c.ompGSed government, he-said, "will lead to no Palma·~· Experts later .. ~isco,~ered that
of cl~ht black[; and four whites. Bio-man daring to tru9l another let alone the pnnt had been hftcd from a
graphical data on the jurors was not im· trust the government. ' ~e~t that. contained the ~hitt~er
mediately ava ilable. "Mr. Bagley is all that J despise in ~ans f~gerpnnts and used against him
The jury is sequestered. government," Cella said. "He is a in the trial..
Among the witnesses that Parker said typical torpid ineffectual p 0 I it i ca I By that time. De Palma had served
might be called were: hack."' ' three years of his sentence.
-For the defense : Washington The contributions Cella said were not He repeatedly insisted during his trial
Redskin coach Geofge Allen : fonner designed to gam' ravors irom. the thal ~ was serving cust~mers from his
light heavyweight boxing champion controller's office. catermg truck several miles away from
Archie Moore of San Diego; California "I have no idea what the controller's Buena Park when. the Mercury Savlngs
stale assemblyman Willie Brown; fonner office cou1d do for me. 1 have never and Loan office was robbed.
Att y. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst ; received any favors from anyone at the !Us lawyers brought in witnesses to
former special Watergate prosecutor state level ,, he said. back the' statement but the lingerpript
Archibald Cox ; Sens. Roman Hruska (R-' evidence against their client proved to be Neb.). Hugh SroU IR-Pa.), John Tumey damning.
(D-Calif.) and Hiram Fong (R-Hawaii) ••
-For lbe proaeeuUon: Rep. Bob
Wilson CR-Calif.), Sen. Tunney and
former Nixon campaign manager Clark
MacGregor.
Reinecke was-aceompanied by his wife
and three teenage Children in court.
Four Die in Crash
FRE.5NO (AP) -Four penons Yi--ere
killed when their car wu invol:ved in a
collision with a Santa Fe frtllht train
east of be.re Monday night, the California
Highway Patrol Said. ld~tities were not
immediately available.
Papers Devalued
Nixon's Docurrient.s Sa.id Slnshed
NEW YORK (UPI) -Independent auditors hired by the Internal
Revenue Servi ce to evaluate President Nixon's papers appra ised
them at less than. hall the '576,000 claimed"by Nixon's own apprais-
1ers, the New York Times reported today. •
The newspaper said the House Judiciary Comn:ijttee had Copies
o( the IRS ·audit •I Nixon's tax returns containing this fact and was
"debati ng whether to make them pu6lic."
The Times story, again citing committee ,sources, said the IRS
auc'jl went into "considerable detail about the lack or historical "Value"
o( t~ papers donated by Nixon. ·
"For example," the Times ~tory said, "Mr. Nixo n's appraiser,
Ral~h G Newman or .Chicago, declared that !here were U ,000 Items rel• ing . lo lfc l93 tmnnh-rl!nltell 1ternrSOv1 Preml!'r-
'Ni kita S. Khrushchev. The auditors found that there were only ~~e
tenth that many and that most consis ted of newspaper clippings.
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Slain; Husband
Takes Own Life
The mother of four young children was
shot to death in Santa Ana early today by '
her husband who then put the m~rder
weapon to his temple and killed hin1self,
police said.
nte aparcnl murder-suiclae I o o k
place before a dozen witnesses at a
co1t1mercial and industrial center In
South Santa Ana at about 8 a.m.,
detectives said. '
The murder victim was identUied as
Rosa Monico, 33, of 2602 South Rosewood
St., santa Ana. lier dead husband \.\'l\S
Identified as Miguel Monico: His body
bore oo Identification, police said.
The witneMes. who told police that
they had no time to thwart the tragedy,
said the couple. arrived at the center at
3324 ~t Warner Ave. at oboul 8 a.m.
and)>•i ·
During the course of the tUf fllrs.
Monico asaertedly ran from th'e car and
htr husband caught up ·with her and
dragged her back into the.auto.
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Challenge Coming From Intrepid for America's Cup
I ntrepilt;Cou1-u-geuas
Bmv to Bo1v in Trinls
NE\\IPORT, R.I. (APJ -The Intrepid
has pull~ even v.·ith Courageous in the
observation trials to determine the
United States representative for defense
of the America's Cup.
Intrepid, the 1970 winner or th•)
prestigious yacht race, re,c:istere<I a p.1ir
of victories Monday oyer Valiant.
At least one trial race behveen the 11 .. ·o
lop contenders was scheduled for today. ·
And there ,11as the possibilit:-i, offici;i!s
said, that Intrepid and Courageou s \\'Ould
l'ace l\'1ice.
records in the ·.July trials. They broke
even in the two races they sailed last
Saturday and both now hare defeated
Valiant twice. ·
Intrepid and Valiant had an eren staT1
in thei r first race 1'-1onday. but Intrepid
"'as pointing much higher than the other
boat in the 12-14 knot southwesterly
breeze and soon puUed away .
lntrepl'cl led at the turning marks by 50
second s, 1:09, 1:29 and 2:47.
In the second race , Valiant hit the
starting line several boat lengths ahead
of Intrepid , bul v.•ithin half an hour •
Intrepid had v.·orked up underneath
Valiant. fo rcing her to tack. Intrepid
CO\'cred the other boat and then outsailed
i\lenn\vhile. Australian chal!engcrs
Sout hem Cross, with John CllllOO at the
helm, and Gretel II, with ski pper Jim
!lardy, also v.•ere scheduled to race
toclay.
• Valiant for a lead of 2:09 at the weather
1nark.
Southern Cross was put back in the
water 1\-tonday aftcmoon with 10 inches '
added to the length of her k~I and with a
nel'.' aluminun1 mast. The changes 1vere
intended to in1prove the Australian boat's
pcr.formance on the windward leg.
lnlrepid -\lo'On the first race Ol'er Valiant
1\-tonday on Rhode Island Sound over a
l•t4·mile course by 3:02 and took second
race over :i 10-mile course by I :52.
In trepid and Courageous both have 3·1
~1eanwhile, in ~1arscil!e, France, the
12-meter yacht France was loaded
aboard a rreighter for a trip to the
Uriitcd States and a series against an
Australian entry for the right to
challenge fo r the cup.
The Gem1an freighter Kybfels will
take the France to Providence, RJ ..
where it will be equipped and prepared
fo r trainin~. beAinning Aug. 2.
_Court of Appeals Rules
OC Ca11't G-et Lead Out
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Superior Court Judge James f . Judge 's
ruling a year ago that Orange County
cannot keep leaded gas beyo nd its
boundaries has been uphcfd by the
F'ourth District Court o! Appeals In San
Bernardino. • .
Three appeUnlc court justices
repeatedly streucd in an opinion 501idly
b.1cking Judge Judge 1hat Orange
County's Air J>ol!Otion COntrol District 1s
strk:tly limiled to regulations approved
by the Legislature.
An anli·pollullon ordinance of the typ<:
&&ed--b ~ns .
three ycaf'8 ago is clearly unlall•ful
\lo'hatever public health concl·m~ ml,11:hl
hhve. pron1plcd the ,measure, the
appcllntc rou n s..1id.
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'Lawyers ror the county to d a y
ronfirmcd that !hey will Ulke the issue to
the Callfomia Suprc1ne Court.
ll was the county's intention when the
o'rdinancc "A·as passed to "otally elim·
lnatc. lead fi;on1 all gasoline sold in the
county. Lnwyrrs said ii v.·ould not naw
be possible to achieve lead elimination by
thjt da te c9en tr the county is suc«ssful
In Ille Supreme Court.
Presiding Justice John Kerrigan
commented in the 12-page opinion that
1hc countv ordinance is "un~pportcd b
the language of any statute or file
decision of any court and agains t which
is rangCfl the entire weight or all existing
authority."
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Of Ca~pers'
Succession
By JOHN VALTERZA
01 TM DIUJ 1"1"91 Stiff
Orange County's Democratic Central
Committee agreed ~1onday it would not
become involved in the battles over how
a successor to Fifth District Supervisor
Ronald Caspers will be chosen.
In a voice vole fo\IOw ing 20 minutes of
debate, the committee rejected a requeal
by several leading county Derllocrata to
endorse a N~vember election as tht
means to replace Caspers who was klllt
at sea last month.
The c.oromittee majority asserted. that
the move v,.ould set a precedent and
inject a partisan eleme[ll in 1 mn-
partisan Wue. · ·
The campaign for the election was
pressed Monday by Newport Beach's
John Black. a fonner candidate for ·
Coogress and currently a member of the
stale Democratic Central Committee
Executive Board.
Black said this morning that, despite
!he rejection, he and other supporters
will wage a petition campaign throughout
the fifth district in an effort to convince
the Assembly Judiciary CommiUee to jar
loose a bill calling for the November
winner-take-all vote.
Tha t bill was introduced by Republican
John Briggs of Fullerton, after CUpers
disappeared with t'A·o of his sons .and
seven other men during a cruise up the
Baj3 California COBB!.
Black bas labeled the effort to seek an
election "the only equitable an d
democratic way to rdJ the vacant lelL"
Among others supporting the election
is James Thorpe, the fonner san Juan
cap1strano mayor who ran agaJnst'--
Caspers in the June primary.·
Thorpe told the rommlttee Monday
that the press was indicating that
Democrats in Sacramento have been
blocking the election bill.
''They say \Ve are blocking a free
ele<:Uon , and thi s l impiessiOn) i5 ml
going to sit well with the voten," Thorpe
said.
However, the majority of the oounty
central rommittee members inlisted
that the party always has remained
detac)Jed from non-partisan supervisorial
races.
One of the county's most prominent
Democrats, raocher Richard O'Neill,
opposed t1le move to support an election,
but did DOt engage in debate before the
comrriittee vote.
Afterwards, O'Neill said t h • t ,
even though lhree Democrats now aerved
on the county Board ol Superviscn, the
party has never become involved in their
performance.
Those three supervls:>rs are Robert
Battin, Ralph Diedrich and Ralph Clark.
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O'Neill Holds
Back Promise
Of Support
Orange County Democratic chief
Richard O'Neill said today he has been
contacted by several persons seeking the
Fifth Dis1rict supervisotial seat, but thus
f~r he has made promises of .suppGrt to
no one.
Among those O'Neill named are •
prominenl attorney II. Rodger Howell
and San Clemente City Councilman
Arthur Holmes.
O'Neill Said that, despite reports lo tht
contrary, Assemblyman Robert Badham
(Ji·NeV:porl Bea'ch) has .not met with
him. •
• And Badham and his chances to
succeed. Caspers figured in O'Neill'!
(lecision not to back a November
election. '
O'Neill secs the legisl ation seeklng an
election as a measure lntroduced on
Badham 's behalf.
"This "-'OUld put him (Badham ) in the
best or both W1)rld5-as a candktate for
Supervisor as ~·ell as an incwnbent
candidate tor ·the Auembly," said
O'Neill.
"As far as Badham Is concerned. hci
couldn 't ·k>se."
The Democratic leader snid ho had
been contacted by many candidates
askipg or is support. •
He said that he has told each ~that
he v.-ould not lnjct.'t. party polJtlcs into the
battle for succession to lhe C.spe:rs ll!:af.
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·Turkey Req-1Jests :~
British 'Troops
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!Is Thi s La11e
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iFor th e Fair?
I PARDON l\IY El.BO"'S: Every year
'about this .time. y,·e have a very large
1problem along this best of all possible
1coasts. It is obvious. People simply do
1not hare anything lo do.
You can tell thi s because of the v.oay
1pcople are acting. ·
They are all out there on the highways
.and b)'\rays. just milling around.
1 Consider 1he Ne\\'po r t -B a l boa
1Peninsula. for example, There are miles
of beaches. usUa\ly some sun, scads of
1boats ,in thr harbor and dozens of fine
\\'atering spols. Balboa's Fun Zone is
even in operation.
Think about Huntington Beach. The
longest nu1 of sand in our entire region.
Surt. sea. clean breezes. ·
Suicide on Television
Blood·staine<l television program script and a suicide
note lie on a table at station \VXLT in Sarasota,
Fla. after talk show personality Christine Chubbuck
(right) shot herself in the head before live cameras
.l\tonday. She later died at the hospital. Before calm-
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Jy pulling the tri~ger, ~Uss Chubbu ck 'told her
audience, 11In keeping with Channel 40's policy of
bringing you the latest in blood and guts and in
living color you are going to see another first -
attempted "suicide."
POSDER LAGUNA BEACH, fo r
aoother example. Here is the tourist
.paradi se \\·ith quaint shops, three (count
'em. threel art festivals all going at 1he
same time, a playhouse in operation. a
ne11,· !\lain Beach Pa rk and several
He11ley Awaits Se11tencfug Wi1ulow Washer
Falls 12 Stories
-II as a Drink •----"~1~~San...ClemeoJe.. Here ~-e ha\'e the T ... M:a-.. _vder President of the United St ates . -iJ.}--· -.......... -.
vac~lioning in his \\'~tern \\'hite House
ofS~Youths
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11,·hile the national press corps "'ails
around £or him to do somet hing.
If you can't \\'atch the Presiden t, at
least you can ....,·atch the national press
Corps.·
And this coming weekend, S a n
Clemente puts together the city's aMual
party. kno"'·n as the Fiesta de la
Cristianitas "'ith its parade and other
festivities. . . .
\\1hy. reports have it today that the San
Clemente Inn got so fiJled up with Fiesla
rese rvations they had to tum· away some-
of the national press corps .
ASSERTEDLY !\tlFFED some of
the press people sellled in some Laguna
motels \\'hich "'ere oot occupied by
tourists looking at the three festiva ls,
quaint shops. playhouse. new l\tain Beach
Park or the ~everal saloons. -
Now. if you don't wan~ to go to the
fiesta in San Clemente or the festivals in
Laguna. you can look at the national
press corps at either place.
SAN ANTONIO, Tu. (AP) -Elmer
l\'ayne Henley, 11, •11s aent.tnctd lo Ill ..
prisoa terms of 9t years each today for
bis paJ1 ii the st1-torture Hoastoa ma11
murder slayl.ngs. lie could apply for
parole in eight yean ~d four m0Dtb1.
SA N ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI ) -As 'his
mother sat in the gall ery sOObing about a
kangaroo court, Elmer Wayne Henley
'\\'as convicted 1'1onday of killing six boys
lured to the home or a bachelor
electricain,
murdered.
sexually tortured and
"I guess ifs fun to u·atch them Squinn
and scream and plead for their lives."
prosecuting attorney Don Lambright said
in his final arguments before the jury
began one hour and . 32 minutes of
deliberations. "What kind of human
being - a "·OT'd I'm reluctant to use -
takes that kind of pleasure in taking
another hum an being·s life? •
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VANCOUVER. R C. (AP) A
uindow cleaner fell 12 stories from an
apartment building, bounced off a parked
car. then recuperated with a drink in the
apartment manager's suite.
~·orm LauTenCe, 23, was uwking on
the top f I 0 0 r of the Del OlaITO
apartments Monday when a knot in the
rope connecting his platform to a pulley
carne loose.
He hit the roof of a car parked near the
side of the building -and bounced fro1n .
there to the ground. Hi s injuries were a
cut on the head and. a sore ankle and
La'\\Tence sa id be believes the sore ankle
came in the rawm the roof of the qr
to the ground.
Eleanor Bolam, manager of the
building. said she gave Lawrence a drink
and-refused to allow him-to return to
u'Ork until Tuesday
"I "'anted to go back to u-·ork, but she
sent me home." Lau-Tence said. ''I £elt
like a school kid"
As he fell, Lawrence said, he saw he
\\'BS going to hit pavement and UM!d his
feet to push himself away from the side
it in intervening In Cyprus and aaid it peace be restored as 900ll as poalble."
would go It alone I! Britain refused to In New York, the U.N. Security c.ouncil
help. President Archbishop Makarios, was called into session at 12 noon PDT to
ousted by a Greek-led coup Monday, was assess the worsening situation. Two high
reported rallying his loyal troops today United Natiol)s offlcer1 talked with
against the insuraents and heavy fighting Makarios by radio telephone today \nd
"'a! reported. reported him "sound and well ."
The Unil;ed States and other western
all ies already had. ihereascd their
dlRl:omat lc lntervenllon to urge Greece
and Turkey, both memben ol NATO to
exercise restraint. But developments
indicated Turkey and Greece once again
·might be approaching a war over Cyprus
as they were in 1964 aod 1167.
IN . THE BACKGROUND y,•as a
watchfuJ Soviet Union. The Communist
nations of Europe took the line that the
coup "'as sponsored by NATO to tum the
~lediterranean island into a NATO base
-' a development which v,.ould be
unPalatable to the Russians. Russia
protested the coup to ~e Greek
govemment. The U.S. 6th Fleet .wa1 In
the area but not on any special alert.
A TUrklsh note to Britain.sent after an
all night cabinet sessioo that ended at
4:30 a.m. asked Britain to use its troops
stationed in Cypn11 for joint Turklsh-
British intervention to counteract Ure
l ltreat to Cyprus' independence." a
government spokesman sakl In Jstanblll.
The n<Xe said Turkey would take
unilateral aetion i£ Britain did not act.
"'ithin 24 hours, UPI Correspmdent John
J...i!>wt.on reported from Istanbul.
Turkey, Britain and Greece are the co--
guarantors of Cyprus' lndependence
under terms of the Zurich and Loodon
agreement! of 19S9, u1Uch gave Cyprus
its independence the following year. It
had been a Brit_lsh colony after centuries
of dominance by a nwnber of countries
including Turkey and Greece.
ANNOUNCING THE · note had been
sent, a foreign ministry spokesman this
artemoon said no · reply had been
received from Britain.
Government sources said Premier
Bulent Ecevit was seeking opposition
party backing for government intenren-
tion in Cyprus lf the leaden of Monday's
coup against President Makarios moved
against the island's Turki*l community
or tried 'to unite the republic with Greece.
Turkish Cypriot Bayrak r a d i-o
mooitored 1n Adana said rebel infantry
and artillery had l'flOV~ a g a i n s t
l\1akarios' headquarters at Paphos,
'\\'here the president fled following the
revolt.
• The radio saMI 20 pro-Makarios police
officers had sought r:efuge with the
Cnnvicts End
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Ordeal After
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Escape Fails
'\\rASHINGTON (AP) -Two armed
convicts. driven back by gunfire and tear
gas in a desperate attempt to escape
their bellieged cell block. surrendered to
la\v o£ficers .Monday night, ending a 105--
hOur ordeal at the U.S. District
Courthouse.
Hours after their frantic effor t to find •
( IN SHORT ... )
freedom by a.'<ing their way into a
courthouse v~ntilalion duct, F r a n k
Gorl\am Jr,, 26. and Robert N. Jones. 24.
were nown lo the Atlanta Federal
Penitentiary.
Gorham and Jones had been inside the
cellblock since 'lbursday when they
seized eight hostages and tried to bargain
for ~ freedom fl ight lo A£rica.
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MIAMI. Fla. CAP ) - A federal judge
has ruled that making Good -Friday a.
school holiday discrimlnates ·against non-
Christian students.
U.S. District Court Judge C. Clyde
Atkins ruled 1'.tonday that Dade County
students m~t attend classes oo Good
Friday next year. He al!O ordered the
Dade sdlool board to stop sclledullng
spring recess during Easter \\-'eek.
'"1e ruling came in . response to ·• suit
filed by Miami junior high school tMcher
Leonard Spieller. He claimed non--
Christian teachers were forced .to use
sick leave to obsel'\'e religiolt!I holidays
-and that Oiristian teachers did not have
to use sick leave sto c;itiserve Easter.
e Bljarher Nabbed
TOKYO (UPI) -Police stormed a
Japanese jetliner today and seized •
\teanwhi\e. if you're turned off by all
this. you can visit Costa "'lesa for a bit of
old Americana 1vhere the Orange County
fair iS in its 8'1th season.
You slill hal'e lime to make it to the
fai rgrounds tonight fo the Santa Ana ·~
Senior Rh ythm and Dance Band or the
Patriotic J\lusic ~eview.
11HOW CAN ''OU get to the point in li fe
when you've killed a little 15-year-old boy
who lived down the street from you? How
can you sit on the curb and eat fried
chicken \\'bile they bring eight of your
buddies out or a boat shed and you know
there are nine ~re of them there?"
"'' T._.., of the building. The parked· car has a
GUILTY 1N-sr~e~THs.....:'-.Ml>L_i a_b9_u~Uong, thr«-I<eu.i
J\ "' "" and seven or eight inches deep in the
island~s TUrits. I
Brit~h Fomgn SeCTelat)' James
da:Uagtwi iDOOWiC:OO ~arliament
today that Makari~ has been allowed
refuge in tbe sovereign British base area
on the island. He sakl Makarios
requested penniision to enter the Britl!h
base areas and the British government
young air pirate moments after · he
slashed hill neck with a knife ih the
dtiiffiatiCClimax tO a 6izarre-;'elght~--
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SORRY, ''OU missed the .feeder swine
'judging. since thst came off this
morning. You might, however. still be
able to ca tch some of the cake decorating
or sewing exhibitions.
So it is along this 40 miles of roast\lne,
\\·e have all these things happening and
it's all an obvious failure.
This ls so because if all the home folks
and visitors alike \\·ere attended these
e"enls. oobody 11,·ould be left to crowd up
the roads and high.,.,·ays.
Alas, the fair is selling attendance
records. people are at the fe5tivals and
fiestas. and still you can't dr ive
anyplace. The roads remain bumper-tir-
bumper.
CLEARLY wE ha"e invented our
01vn problem.
Everybody at the fair wants to get to
the festivals and everybody at the
festival is driving upcoast to the fair.
By golly. next sum mer maybe v•e
ought to add a couple of parades.
Everybody decorate a car and drive
someplace.
Testimony in the sentencing phase of
the tria1, which began tOday. could last a
week -as long as the trial testimony
itself.
"They .can't kill them. bot they can do
!hat £ot us," said Bettie Shirley. the
mother of one of the ''ictims in asking
that cHenley be given the maximum
sentence.
f.1ary Henley:s face was puffed and red
from crying and said her son's trial was
"a kangaroo court if there ever u•as one.
There's no '\\"ay to describe it. It u•a.sn't
fair."
HENLEY, \\'HOSE trial was moved
from Houston to San Antonio because of
the extensive publicity in Houston
surrounding the recovery of the 27
victims of the-three.year murder spr ee.
is one of t'\\'O persons charged wit h taking
pan in the killings. David Owen Brooks,
19. will be tried later.
Elmer Wayne Henley roof, he said .
73-year-old
Hooker Dead
PEORIA. !IL IAP) -Sarah
"Baby Doll" Co\van, the 73--year-01d
hooke r "'ho attracted the attention
of millions, apparently died uiithout
a relatl"e.
l\liss Cowan, who gained national
attention r e c e n t I y \vhen she
announced she was abandoning her
st.year career aS a prostitute in
favor of writing her memoirs,. died
of pneumonia Over the \\"Cekend.
But she was not without friends.
The Peroria Journal-Sta r said a
prostitutes union called. COYOTE
(Cast Of£ Your Old Tired Ethl~)
had asked fl.1onday where to send ·
nowers.
One of his ma in concerns i1 whether
the Insurance Corporation o£ B.C. will
pay for what he esti~tes 'as aOOu~ $300
damage to the car. .
"J really can't affortl to pay for it
myself. rm just starting out in my
business."
agreed to hi1 request.
The British minister •told Parliament
the solution oo the embattled
·Michigan Official Keeps
So11 in .Jail in Pot Case
LANSING, lt1ich. <UPI ) -Lt. Gov.
James H. Brickley, whose 17·yea r-old son
was jailed on charges or selling .
mari juana, says the boy "will have to
take.the consequences of his acts."
"\Vith me being in public office, I
suppose my children have special
advantages," Brickley said. "But this
time they don't." . ..
hijacking.
Authorities raced into the cockpit of
the Japan Air Lines DC8 this morning ·
v."hen an oll·duty stewardess traveling on
the aircraft led a maM elOdus of
escaping pa~ngers dawn an emergency
chute. ~
The hijacker, a young man in his 20I
identified as Akira lwakoshi, was in
critical condition at Nagoya National
Hospital after slashln'g the right side of
his neck before being overpowered.
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WAS!DNGTON (UPI) -Pre~dent
Nixon has fired the head of the Office of
-'F.conomic Opportunity for trying to save
some oC the programs the president
want&-aboliahed.
OEO Director AJvin J. Arneett said
Nixon adviser Dean BW"Ch called him
Monday afternoon and "requested. my
resignation to become official at 10 a.m.
Tuesday. His line was lhat the president
does not want OEQ and that I have been
accused. of lobbyi'hg to continue the
agency."
e Al'fJe11tlna Vlolenre
Great Lakes Region Cool Brickley, 45, a former FBI agent and
U.S. attorney, visited his son, James
Thomas Brickley, in jail after his arrest
Monday but refused to post the $1,000
_bond to get him out of jail.
BUENOS AIRES (UPI ) -A renewal
outbreak of polltlcaI shootings has
presented Maria Estela (lsabel) P~roo
with her .first major crisis smc;e
becoming president of Argentina.
Foor assassins . burst .into a suburban
restaurant 1~1ooday and sprayed bullets
into the back of Arturo Mor Ro11,
interior minister in the former military
regime and architect ol the elections t1l4t
put a Peronist government in power.
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"THE LEGAL problems he has now
~ are the result of actions about which he Vpper Michiga1i Area ~ecords Te1nperatures iu 40s
has ~n warned several . times,"
m~11111-1nr:i <1t~t 1re1r.11on;-w1111 Bl'iCkley saicL''Si:fhis m<itfieriiid ve.
Police killed one oC Mor Roig'1
miffi:lettrs and arrested a second tn a shootout with occupants or the getaway
car stopped a few hours after the
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arH 1. T111 r-er 11111~ nea• 1or1•wlld Young Brickley and two companions m~ ':: r:~.vlfft al 11!1 Mlaw.r&. Were arrested in lhe parking lot Of 3
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....._•__,Gun Supporter Killed a.t Home
N•w1, Va.: ll•l"'JIDfl, Kv.. •rtd Br!d9tPart. c-. ~tarianne have suspected their son was unw1~1i1v tool leftlW••-• w•r• Involved with mari juana for some time. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Louis Sisler, a lobbyist for the Nation·
rKor<led J11 1111 Grell L.lk11 AOlal'I· h f •twt• r..011191 <11PClld 10 "" .,. 11111 al Rifle Association, was shot to death t is weekend by a group o
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f -he 1 .Sisler was staying at his father--in·law's house here whlle pre·
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Coast Pays FareWell to Ron ,C~spers, 2 Sons
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of ,._ O.IW rilllt Slafl
1be memorial folder said-simply that a
father and· his two 30llS were "Lost at
Sea, June, 1974."
But it was not the tragic death of Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald W. CUpeta:
and aons Kirk and Rick that a family
riiend, the • Rev. G. William Grady,
r~ted during memorial services
Monday.
Before more than 400 pers;ons crowded
into st. Mlchael'1 and All Angels
Epilcopal Charth ln Corona del ~1ai', the
Rev. Gtady_~id tba Jl'.l'OPle who knew
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
STAY OUT DF STH DISTRICT
HASSLE, Pogo 3 -------'----=----~ Ron Caspers "have a greater vision of
life becauae of this truly outatanding
man."
He said Mr. Caspers "f~ bis true
love in lift in his election to the Board of
Supervif;ors."
The how--Jong service ih the hil lside
chapel tbat overlooks Newport Harbor
was attended by family friends and
neighbors, p>litical leaders and counly
offi(:ials. . . . • .
They beard Ille Rev. Grady talk of Ille
lite ~°' l\ick Calpers, whose love of
. surfing made him well known on the
beaches of both Newport Beach and
Santa Barbara.
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"lie had a qtiiet and patient manner
ttiat always put people at . ease,·· the
. Rev. Grady said.
Kirk Caspel'f , 20, said Rev. Cr3.dy, will
be remembered for bis love of tbe
outdoors. •
"He was at home with nature," the
Rev. Grady saKI.
For Ronald W. Caspers, born 1'-1ay 21 ,
1931, "life was an exciting thing," the
Rev. Grady said.
"He got so very much out of.
everything life had to offer.
"\\'hcther it was that twinkle in his eye
when you would go before him at the
Board of Superv'isors or whether he was
riding herd at his ranch on that-little red
tractor or at the keyboard of a piano or
playing his gu;tar, he realized complete
s~ss and total achievement in
everything he did."
The Rev. Grady told of those adtitve-
ments -college at 16, the youngest
president of a savings and loan at 29,
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Employed PrQhe
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Against O'Brien
WASHINGTON (UP f) -John D.
Ehrlictunan sicked the Internal Revenue
Service on Lawrence F. O'Brien in 1972,
and carped about a "crappy job" when
auditors failed to find any evidence of tax
cheating by the DemocraUc party leader.
"I wanted them to tum up something
to send him to jail before the-election
and unfortunately. it didn't materialiu:,"
Ehrlichman was quoted in evidence
released today by the H"""' Judiciary
Comrnitlee as part ol ils impeadlment
inquiry.
O'Brien in Ille aummer ol lm bad juat
stepped down aa national Democratic
chairman to -run Sen. George S.
McGovern's presidential c a m p a I g n
against President Nixon. Ehrllchman
was Nixon 's chief domestic affairs
adviser. F
Using sworn statements fro m
Dirlichman and lrom Jcilnnle M.
Walters, the IRS commissioner at the
time,· the evidence sketched much the
same 8'or)' of PW!! O'Brien iD:ideN.
related last week by the Senate
Watergate-Committee in its fmal f'eport.
11 illdi<ated -wltllaul drawing my
....oillllons -that Ebrllchman got a tip
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CALIFORNIA \BORDERLAND
ITR.t.CTI UNDER CONSIDERATION
I • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SALE 1135
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
OfllANGE
COUN'TV 1
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"' • ~r .O'Brim bad iw::ei* larle IWnl from n il "' . .,. Howard Hughes _.,muon and ' ~pe -,1-1'.W~----Ti;;:·~-not-llove-..pol'ied-iHR-his-la•-1--11------' -.
returns. He tbea pressured the IRS for
Judge to -.Ad_m:t· "" audit and was lurious when told no ., major discrepancies were fOllJld.
In a telephr:me cooversation Aug. 29,
T d E id 1971, EhrUchman fint complained of a ape V ence -"stall" on the O'Brien audit to lllen-
Treasury' Secretary George iP. Shultz,
By A11THUR R. -VINSEL .
Of tllt DlllW rilllt St.rt
LOS ANGELES -A •Superior Court
judge ruled shortly before noon today
that tape recordings will be ~issiJ:U
as evklence in the murder·for-bire trial
of Newport Beach IOclalite E~ Popell.
She and her boyfriend. Dan Ayers are
.accused of plotting Ille death of Chicago
kitchen gadget tycoon Samuel Popeil last
year. ·
Judge Mark Brandler'• ruling today_on
motions. by the defell!e to rule the tapes
inadmissible was seen as somewhat 6f a
blow to the defendants' case.
Jury selection was e1pected to ~
tn Department 53 of the do " n t own
courthouse at Ill ,N. Hill St., and be
complete by Friday.
A six-week trial is anticipated for Mrs.
Popcil. 48, and Ayers, S?, bolh of whom·
are charged with conspiracy and
solicitatlon·to commit murder.·
The onetime cafe·waltress and Ayers,
have ple~ed innocent. _ _ .
then turned on Waltert. · ·
"It was my first crack at hiJ:n,"
Ehrlichman testified. "George wouldn't
let me at him. George wanted to stand
between (me) and bii cpmmissloner . and
this was the first time . . . I had a
chance to tell the commisaiooer l\'hal a
crappy job be bad done."
His testimony was given at an
e:xecutive ··leSlion of tbe SI! n ate
Wotergile comniltlee Feb. I and
·forwarded to the Houoe pane). Walters,
in a liOm affidavit iiibmitted to the
impeacllment Inquiry J u n e 10,
rem!mbered the call well.
"Mr. Ehrllchman indicated
disappointment and said-to me 'I'm
goddamn tired ·or . your foot-dragging
tactics.' t was offended and very upset
but decided to make no response to that
atatement," Walters said. "Following the
telephone conversaUon, I told secretary
Stulta tha t he oould have my job any
time he wanted it."
But Walters ttayed on eight more
months, until April of last year.
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MAP INDICATES "OCEAN AREAS WHERE FEDERAL OFFICIALS ENVISIDN OIL DRILLING
But One of Thole Officials Lurnt C~astal Residents Have Different Ide••
Oil Foes Blast Official
Environmentalists-Sa)'-Decision--Already Made
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of t1111 Olllr 'lilt Sl1fl' .. U.S. Deputy Undersecretary or the
Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted
with skepticism and insults Monday In
Santa Monica during public discussion of ·
oCfsbore oil drilling aklng the Southern
California coastline. ,.
Speakers in the audience of 400 persons
at Santa Monica Civic auditori um told
-Ca:rter they believe the decision is
already made on.offshore drilling sites.
••1 have the feeling you already have
your mind made up and this meeting is
just window dres&ing," said Mary
Ferguson of Los Angeles. "It's very
frustrating."
• "I've told you that we won't mak~ a
decision until the environmental impact
.statement is completed, and what I've
said Is accurate," carter responded. •
Nancy Calms of Ole S e a s or e
Environmental Alliance (SEA
"You're not consi ering the
alternatives," said J. Alex Cota of the ·
Eastside-Westside Concerned Citizens
Committee. "We don't want drill ing in
thEi Santa Monica. Bay, we want
alternative fuels such as hydrogen."
She remains free on $50,000 bail, much
of it secured by pledges from former
neighbors of the couple, who put .up real
estate boldinp as _,tty.
The Popells once lived at 519 ft.arbor
Island Drive, Newport Beach, an address
she has vacated follolting a police raid
there six months ago by Long Beach
homicide investigators,.-·
White House IRS Probe
Dispute between Carter and · the
audience arose bolb about the issue of
offshore oil drilling itself and about the
Interior Department's handling of the
problem.
Cota expressed anger at having only
teamed of Afonday's meeting the
previous Thursday from a r a d i o
(See OU., Pase I)
Police Copter
View of Nude
Recovers Art
The slender blonde and her tall, trim.
male compm:tion who had just driven up
to the waterfront home in a Rolls-Royce
Silver Shadow limousine are accused of
plotting against the lUe of Samuel J.
Popeil.
He had initiated divorce proc~ings in
Chicago, but Mrs. Popcil still stood to
receive a third of hiJ estimated $200
milli~state if he died before it was
rfnal.
Long Beach homicide investigators,
(See EVIDENCE, I'll• II
Newport . Suicide
Try Thwarted
A despondent woman wbo leaped in1o
the sea ftom Newport Pier wu retcUed
Monday night by lifeguardl; and citUens
who saved her from drowni~.
'lbe victim, 57, from San Bernardino,
v.·as given emergency treatment al Hoag
~1emoria1 Hospital after the incldeat ~
f.====translerred to Orange County: Medical
Center for counseliiig.
Lifeguards sakl they had to. fight the
woman after 'reviving her once they did
discover her floating face down beside
the pier, about three fourths of its length
out from shore. ·
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OrMovie StarsBared
WASHINGTON (UPll -The White
House-conducted an Inquiry In 1971 into
the tax stakls of nine "po1itically active"
movie ,and television Mars, according to
evidence released today by the House
Judiciary COmmlttee. •
White House officials, the evidence
showed, went to· the Internal Rl!Vfliue
·Service to ol>tain the~Jnfonnation which
normally 11 coofldentlil belween IRS and
• lupaytt. .
The lncldent is dl1elosed in a memo
aintained in the 440-pege volume of
evldenco rdltlng to aUepd mltuae of Ille
lRS releued by the committee as part of
lb impeachment lnvesttgatk>n. The
volume draws no conclus~ as to the incidtnt. •
The memo WIS writtelf"Oct. 6, 1171 to
t~Wbite House comasel John W. Dean
UI by Jotm J. Caulfield, an ex-New York
City J)Olloeman hired by the White U...se
for· clandestine assignments.
The investigation was tr i g g ere d ,
according to accompanying testimony, by
a complaint to the-White Home from
actor John· Wayne or Newport Beach,
that he was being "harassed" by tas
men. After looking at the status of other
movie and television stars, Caulfield
oa11ciuded thll "The Wayne complalnl
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.•• does not appear to be strong enough
to pursue."
lmpeacbJnent investigators obtailfed
the Caulfield memo from the Senate
Watergate Committee, along with his
secret testimony at an executive session
Alarch 23.
<iper your instructions or Sept. 28, 1971,
we have selected some individuals ln the
entertainment industry who w e r e
p>Utically active during prior elections
and determined their audit b:-•ory,''
Caulfield wrole Dean.
1be review, he said, showed these
"deficiencies" for the se~ stars:
-Richard -· 11 ,377 for l!ltl'l-!8; -Sammy Davis Jr., '36,683 for 1981-63
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-Jerry Lewis, $4112~11 for I-and
11161:
-Peter Lawfml, llS,710 for ttl6M9;
-li'r,ed MacMumy, 119,716 for t963,
• J96$-66 and 1981, lea SS,711 in refWlds In
1962 and 1161.
--Oary Morton aAd {Alcille Ball, 11,010
4 n-1915;
-Booald Reagan, 4 11,101 for JllMI:
-Frank ~atra, '301"1 for 1980 and
1962-64. •
-Wayne, 11$1,UI for 1161-11, includinll
$237,331 in 11161.
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"I admit we didn't do a very good job
of publicizing it when we began
considering leasing-sites-last-spring.n..
Carter said al the beginning or the
meeting. "We miy have some kind of
credibility gap."
The fact that a credibility gap exists
became evideq_t during the meeting as
speakers accused the Departlm!at or the Newport Beach police were scheduled
Jnlerlor of' having ignored the public's today to reunite a naked lady with a
de!lres in the past and repeatedly stated burglary victim who is one happy dude at
their ·belief th~t the department is the recovery of his nude.
tnnuenced by financial donations from Jay '\Vard. or 3036 Breakers Drive, was
major oil companies. due to pick up the fi ve-by·¥Ven foot
At one point a man. In the audience painting from the police property room,
waved a one dollar bill and shouted, according to Detective Mike Sullivan.
'4Thls will buy" your vote!" ur find that very offensive," Carter Police helicopter pilots and observers
responded. . · inaistbathlnlbey 1 donth't watc1toh thew o m bue nt
"I find you offensive!" shouted another , sun g n e a ge r, heckler. something caught the chcipper crew's eye
RepresentaUveL of a number of Friday.
environmental groups, several of which Pilot Tim Giundtman and ObServer
had held p~meetlng press conferences, Officer Dennis Haehn zeroed in for a
n:prelled tblmletves tea eolorfUll.Y'"but cloae.r kick ·iit what appeared ·10 be a
wltll equal veherl'Jence. ~ naked lady up a tree.
"We're objectinc that the declsion. has They lnade a low level pass and
alrtady been made,·• said Mary Ann discovered Lhe feminine form observed
Eriksen, a repre!l!ntatlve of the SiCl'l'I from aloft was a painting which had been
Cl b hidden In the upper branches of the tree. u . ' "I think the administration is making a PatrQ,imen who recovered the artwork.
mockerJ. -of envlron~j rn p ••=-:an original b !\tel Ramo1 and val ued at assessmen~rid public inpttt In decision 10,iM> Dy \ a , sa a n
making." · -• invisible from the ground. _
"We bell If 'the depanment we.re lnvestlgaton said the lbier·app:irentl y
reallJ listentn&~ to u tt""Y woukl 'have stashed the painUng in the tcee near
tent Secretary of ..ttre Interior Rog~ts Ward's home to avoid being di9covered
Morton Instead of a subordinate,:• said and planned t.o rcttlm for it later.
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and the youngest supervisor ever In
Orange County at 39.
"He v .. as nOt an average man but in his
election to the Board of Supervisors he
found the tru e love of his life. llis
~lcction in June plact'd him totally in
public S(!rvice." the ReV. Grady said.
Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' . ac-
complishments as a supervisor, which
he said were highlighted \\'hen he won his
battle for county acquisition of the S,~-
(See CASPEl\S, Page ZI
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Fan el-Tabs
President
In Report
WASHINGTON IU PI ) -The House
Judiciary Committee published evidence
today of White House efforts to turn the ,.
Internal Revenue Service into an agency
of political reward and revenge.
A_· 440-page report from t h e
impeachment inquiry showed th.at Nixon
was present when aides discussed efforts
to make political hay from IRS (ax
Information and to hara~ White House
"efleqties" by auditing their taxes.
Fonner IRS Commissioneri Randolph
Thrower, in a SWOpl statement lo the
committee, said Un! pressure to politicize
It.! tax service became sO intense in
1970 that he....had .to threaten to resign to
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reorginizatian.
Thrower said he feared lhe plan would
tum the 1.000-man Alcohol. Tobacco and
Firearms DivJsion into "a personaf police
force" controllable only by the lRS
commissioner, a political appointee.
The White House offered Thrower tv.·o
candidates for the job - G. Gordon
Liddy,, later convicted in the Watergate
break-in~ and Jack Caulfield. a former
New York police detective whose role as
a political spy came to light during the
Senate Watergate hearings.
Thrower, a Republican from. Atlanta,
Ga., said he blocked both appointments.
But when he tried to see President
Nixon to protest ·again efforts to tum the
tax service into a political tool he was
denied access to the oval office and bfock~ ffom making his case. he said.
Judiciary Chairman Peter \V. Rodino
Jr. (D-N.J.), has said he considers
evidence or the political abuse or
government agencies to be among the
most serious in the impeachment inquiry.
The IRS evidence is likely to be cited
when Rodino's coinmittee starts drafting
articles or impeachment next \VceR.
Asked about the committee report as
he arrived for a closed session of the
co mmittee loday, Nixon·s lawyer, James
D. St. Clair said he read it to mean the
panel "(ound nothing to it."
He said the mailer had been
investigated fully by other congressional
committees and it was determined !hat
r no harassing audits were made ·or White
House enemies . "
• Today's report was the ninth volume of
impeachment evidence to be released,
~'ith more to come later this week.
The-new report said:
(Ste 'ENEMIES,' Page ZI
"Orange Coast
Weather
Patchy fog and low clou~s near
the beaches \Vednesday morning
otherwise sunny with not much
change in temperature, according
to the weather se rvice. Beaches
· in the low 70s rising to the mld-
BOs inland.
INSIDE TODAY
South Coa st Repertor11 1'os
s'"ored · a srnasll hit wilh its
su.perTativt productfoll Of tile
rock-gospel niusittll "God1pell."
revi ewed today 01t Page 8.
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Pilot Logbook
He1·man Inspires $7.95,
I 00·%-Saf e Mousetrap
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By RUDI Nll::DiIELSKI
DfllY Pilot $"If
BecausC' tl1e 1hougfif Off filling mOrl iltes us~e are probably the only
people on the block \\'ith a ~7.9S nmusetrap.
That's ho\v much yOu h;1ve to shell out U you wanL to catch your mouse
alive.
The guy at the SPCA just laug~ v.·hen my wife
inquired if lhere \\'as such a th ing as a trap which doesn't
kill the mouse. It ·was the most ridiculou~ thing he 'd ever
heard of and he didn't mind telling Chris so.
WE DON'T BELIEVE in throwing.money away either.
That's v.·hy \Ve bought the cheapi> trap instead of the $10
luxury 1nodel. Both v.·ere uncovered at a Long Beach pet
store after two full days or searching. _
All of this time and money has been invested b;ecause
all other measures to get rid of our latest house guest, a
NJEDllELSK• tv.·crinch \'ermin na1ned "Henna.n," have failed miserably.
The little critter made his appearance .-rather spectacularly -Monday
by scurrying along the kitchen counter ond disappearing into one of the top
burners of the electric range.
LETTING OUT A TERRIFYING tooth-rattling scream, Chris jumped upon
lhe nearest chair. \1·hile I explained in great haste thal having a mouse in
th e house shouldn't be so rrightcning. "
"He prob<lbly jUst s!rayro in and is as scared as you ~re," said I, re-
assuring Chris that e1·crybody 1\•ho moves into a rtew housing tract has .a
mou se problem because the construction activity flushes the1n out of thelf'
habit at. . Hov.·ever. ·the thought of having a mou~ nestin~ in the slo\'e didn't s1l too
well 1vith Chr is who immediately gave me mstructJons from the safety of her
chair on hol'J to dismantle it.
OF COURSE. IIERl\IAN 11•as long gone. "Forget the mouse ever came
in here.·• I told her. "1\·Javbc he·s slipped out of the house and won 't be back."
Still. the though t of having the aroma of '·mouse frites" ~afti~g f~m the
kitchen \l'as i:listurbing and Y.'hen Herman appeared the following night, 1t was
clear that he just had to go. . . .
His reprise performance caused quite a scene. I am ved home to find
Chris u•ilh J1er pant legs rol!ed up. instructing our cat "Fritz" how to chase
Herman the Vermin. . . .
She had the hallway leading to our bedroom blocked off with an 1ron1ng
board while the doors -leading from the family room to the garage aq_d the
outside of the house were open. Those Y•ere to be Herman's escape rotltes.
THE IDEA \\'AS for Fritz to put enough heat on Hf!:rman so th~t he wo~d
run for safety an<t be forever gone. It didn 't work out that way. Fntz ~s still
sn iffing Wldcr the couch 'vhen l1ennan \\•as already back under the stove.
Exasperated, Chris rolled do"Ti her pant legs (s~·~ rolled them up. so
J{ennan couldn'I. shinny up her clothes\ and began .butldmg a trap accordmg
tO design parameters de\•ised by a Daily Pilot staffer. . . .
IL consisted of a shOe box. a slick propping up the shoe box. a strmg and
a piece of cheese. The fo lJowing morning. the cheese was gone and so was the
stick.
"l'M GEmNG A little irritated \vith Herman," confessed Chris, who up
to then didn 't get too upset with our house mouse unless she actually saw him.
.. I think v.·e're just going to haVe to get a mousetrap." c
Aiid that's bow "'e gpt our $7.95 Have-A-Heart mousetra~. Now i~ Herman
will just cooperate, y.·e will be able to resume our flOrrnal lives agam.
From Pagel.
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broad~st.
"We .aro deJCfving of more J"tipect
than havlna a mere handful of ct.ys to
pi'epare to derend our eoastllne," he aakl .
-Speakers aJso objected to spending
their limb attending a public n1eelini:
which v.•as not an offlcinl hearing and .at
v.·hich l eslill)Ony was not recorded.~
"Yet If ~ didn't attend, the
dc~rtn1ent /could say the public lsn'
lntercsted ," said Miss Gaims.
"WC . want your• input in' o ll r
enVironmental I m p a c i statement,"
Carter said. "I think you represent$ an
im~rtant point of view which play be
controlling. ; ·
SOME OF THOSE WHO ATTENDED CASPER' MEMORIAL SERVICE LINE UP OUTSIDE C:HU~CH
Epltcopal Church In CoroNI del Mar Scene of Rites fOr County Supervisor Lost at Sta .
"ijowever; I thlJli: you're-saying that
you've illready made up youi' minds and
you're angry because you think we've
already ma<le up ours."
From Pagel
CASPERS ...
acre Starr Ranch for a county park.
An1ong those attending the memo rial
scrv,ices were Orange County political
leader Richard O'Neill. P.lrs, Judy-
Rosener and Donald Bright, membcrS-o!
the South Coast Re~iO!lal Zone Conser-
vation Commiss ion, on \\'hich Caspers
also had served, and Irvine Councilman
John Burton. ~
The theme hymn chosen for the solemn
occasion was, "Eternal Father, Strong to
Save/' '
None of Caspers' fellow supervisors
joined in the memorial service although
each one sent an aide. Board Chairman
Ralph Clark is on vacation and
Supervisor David Baker is in Washington
• "D.C. on county business. ·
Both Supervisors Ralph ·Diedrich and
Robert Battin are away in 1.tiami Beach
where they are attending the National
Association of Counties ConferenCe
where they are to pick up an award
honoring Orange County for l t s
progressive programs.
Caspers and bis two sons and seven
others were lost at sea June 14 below San
Benito Island off Baja California. They
were aboard the 63-foot Shooting ·star,
owned by county political leader FTOO
Harber ~hose last comm~cation came
late at rught June 13 that the boat was
talting on water and sink.log.
Services for Harber and the six others
have-not~been-~
Nixon to Meet To<J,ay
With Staunch Defender
.~
~ . He ~uggested that eorresP-Qndence_O!J._
the subject be sent 'to William E. Grant,
P.1anager of the Outer Continental Shelf,
Bureau of Land Management with the
<J.s. Department of the Iflterior in Lot
Angeles.
"He's ·l~e One responsible for !ht
environm~ntal studies," Carter said.
"ffowever, I assure you-we'll be much
"'n1orc. influenced by re a sonable
President Nixon interrupts a holiday at
a multimillionaire's Palm Desert estate
today lo meet in San Clemente with an
ardent supponer, Rabbi Baruch 'Korff,
head of the naUonal committee for
fairness to the presid'ency.
Bruce Herschenson is working closel'y ·arguments against o(fsborc drilling than
with him on his campaign to keep the by opinions alone."
Nixon arranged a late afternoon
meeting with Korff, one of. h~ strongest
anti·impeaclunent defenders. ' '
Korfr. or Provideiice. R.I., h-a s
arranged rallies around the country in
support of Nixon, and White House aide
From Pagel
President in office.
Nixon Monday new lo the desert Mtate
or U.S. amba ssador to Great Britain
\Valter Annenberg. with his wife and his
daughter and son·in-Jaw, Tricia and
Edward Cox . They relaxed at the 200-
acre walled-in estate and Nixon and Cox
played 18 holes of golf ·on Its private
course.
Nixon has told hi.s aides he Is feeling no
discomfort from phlebitis, a blood clot ·in
his left leg, and the swelling has gone
down. "He is not experiencing any pain"
said Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler. The
condition developed before his trip to the
f\.tiddle East.
A1nong_ Monday's speakers, Hennosa
Beach City Councilman Lance Whitman
was one ot the few to detail his
objections to the drilling. Whibnan cited
the danger ·,.oil spills, the visual impact
of oil equipment, and the passage or
Proposition 20 as evidence that voters
"hold precious the California coastline'."
-'ENEMIES' ...
Monday's meetbtg was a Jess dignified
repeat of a meeting Friday between
Carter and Southern Cal~~9.ffi~, ~~f..,
officials, who also ·expressed opposition
both lo offshore oil drilling and to the
Department or the Interior's handling or The golf trip waa Vrief respite before the matter.
Nixon plunges inter a series of meetings
-Newspaperman Clark Mollenhoff, with ad\'isers later this Week to prepare Carter said at both meetings that he
former special counsel to Nixon, swore In a major economic address he will deli\'er expects the envi.roomental assessment to
an affidavit to the committee that H.R. next \\'eek, probably elsewhere in be completed by December or January,
Ila! California . following public hearings, with a final deman invoked Nixon's name in 1970 Nixon is shootingior a·balanced budget
, oin seeking 1l memg on the tax status of of $330 billion in the 1976 fiscal year, decision to be made by late spring of
Gerald Wallace, brother of the governor starting next July 1. He also predicted 1975.
of Alabama. '.fll:!' ·damaging·~o was that the 1975 fiscal ye ar budget deficit .. This is goqig to be a tough decision," swiltly leaked, even though unauthorized 11 be" -.1 · • 'd , disclosure of tax returns ,is a criminal wi narrowcu to about $2 billion,. Carter sa1 Mapuay.
act. I , . .
Ehrlichrnan had complained lo him. "'l'm fl -•ecal~~~e~h:ho;;,~~~;~do~~;mt:p:il'-uai·g Says· President
goddamn tired of your foot-dragging · Two Bandits Hit tactics." White House officialdom, Ille -
evidence showed, felt Democrats in the f
IRS"'bierarehy controlled Republican tax Con i"dent of Outcome
I ,.
Squirrel Blamed
For Explosion
_4.t Edison Site
placed in con1act wilh lwo men claiming fftllltin• gton Bank commiS.ioners _ insl>ad of vice-versa. · .
kno"·ledge ot the murder plot, ha\'e tape -Previously undlsClosed testimony
recordings allegedly dealing with the • " from Jolm W. Dean JII before a closed -... .(.
-pr-oJ)osed )tilling. ~. For""" ~9so~nau11---session"'·of -the-5enate-w-a-t"e:r-g a-t e -=sy HELEN'mPMAS'~-----,Huce:-:::sai~'°""'"""a M""':-t"r"1ps::--;:,.;-;e;-;r;-;e;----"-l
A ground squirrel died P.·londay .night in
a $3,000 explosion that destroyed an
Edison Comp~y transformer in Newport
Beach.
Southern California Edison Company
officials tQday estimated that damage
figure · following the transformer blast
caused by a short when the squirrel got
into the electrical facility.
The 5:21 p.m. incident in an above-
ground transformer fixture al 366.-San
!\'liguel Drive in Ne\vport Center shut off
power to 200 customGrs for about one
hour. _
1 Newport Beach Fire Department
Tnspecror Arl J\torton said the force of
the blast buckled steel plates housing""tbe
transform er.
-Power-v.•as out to -two ·high rise office
buildings and firemen 11·ent through
them, checking e.le\'ators to nlake sure
no one was trapped.
Two Agents Wounded
CORDES JUNCTION, Ariz. IUPI ) -A
search was under \.\'BY today for a man
who shot and v.·ounded t"'o law
enforcement officers investigating a
narc.otits .case. Ylounded were J\1arty
P.1artinez, an agent with the Fede ral
Drug Enforcement Adm inistration and
·~lichael Tanaka, bel ieved to be with the
Honolulu Police Department.
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Defense attorneys Phil Petty and ' ~ ,-committee quoted him as saying that • '·"' Ul'I w.. Hliil1t'"'"' "physically as v:ell as intellectually
Robe G N'1.1on wanted to stop tax actions against President :Nixon Is confident Hause taxing" but that Nixoo views them as rt reen, acting for l\lrs. Popeil , An acne-scarred man and h is f,is friencl s. Dean sai~ N1"K0n "ask·' lhat ----J "" C'-' investigators have turned up no evidence "highly st1L'\.~1ul," exceeding the ob.-and lawyer Joseph Acton. representing accomplice st.uck. up a. &wntown t (the JRS) be turned off on friebds of that he committed an impeachable jectives he set for himSelf.
Ayers, argued against allowing their use. Huntington Beach bank Monday, making his offense, White House Chief of Staff ltaig also said that despite his threat to
Judge Brandler's decision on that issue off ~th '$980, police said. -Dean, in a memo to his White House Alexander M. HaiB\..said today. . do so, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger
will allow 'tbe jury selection to begin superiors, asked, "Gan we do anything to Haig aJso said Nfxoo's recent summit \\-ill not resign.
-today and Petty said he expects It will be The ~ described as about 40 help?" when told that presidential friend journeys "reinforced hJs determination" Asked if ~i(lger will remain in the
completed by the end of the week. years old, slender with short hair and Billy Graham, the. preilcher, was to remain in office. cabinet, Haig replied: "You bet your life
Prosecutor Deputy District Attorney glasses, approached· teller Maria Drake undergoing a tax audit to ~see when he In an interview at the Western White he will. I . cannot foreeee any
Pt!ter Bergman reportedly plans to lead ._. at the United California Bank at 3&J Main had reported as inC-Ome gifts he had H~se. Haig said Nixon feels "tha t in the drC\lmstances at this juncture whidt
off V.'ilh testimony by one of the men St. told her he had a gun and demanded received, The reply : "No -·it's already wake of all this activity there has been would Jessen tny confidence that he is
all egedly solicited for the killing that was ' covered." no impeachable offense confinned by the goi ng to serve his country in his currmt
never carried out, probably next Monday. money. -Former assistant IRS Commissioner evidence." position." ·+-·· --..
Popeil Must Pay
Wife $27,000,
Judge Declares
CHICAGO (UPll -Samuel J. Pope.ii
has been ordered to pay his wife, Eloise,
$27,000 in temporary support payments
and legal costs even though she is
charged with conspiring to have him
murdered.
Divorce Court Jud ge Hyman Feldman
refused l\1onday to change his ruling at
the request of Popeil, a millionaire
partner in a kitchenware company.
Feldman last year ordered Popeil to pay
$4.250 a month to his wife for four
months and another $10,000 in lawyers'
feC's v.·hilc the divorce v.·as pending.
i'.lrs. Popeil and Daniel ·Ay ers of Santa
Ana. arc being tried this week on the
murder plat charges. They are accused
of hiring two men to murder Popeil. Mrs.
Pepeil and Ayers were arrested Jan. 8 in
C.alifornia .•
~Iarine Senienced
For Rifle Thefts
· -She emptied her cash drawer of $980 in for Inspection Vernon Acree emerged "Both the President and his lawyers "There is no public servant I hold in
tens and twerlties and gave 'it to ..him, over and over in the testimony as the reel an impeachable case has not been higher regard In terms of h i.1
police said, at the same time tripping a conduit of infonnation from the IRS to made, bot there are those who may have contribuHon. I think he has made
silent burglar a.larm. the White House. For example. it was · that objective in view." contributions and will make many
Police-said the teller never 3:"ctuaJhi cree-who told Caulfield about Graham's Speaking-of ·Niion·~-June·travels to the more." -~ --
v tax troubles and Acree who in 1971 Middle East and Moscow for summjt Kissinger, who will arrive here for
saw a iveaJk>n. reported to Caulfield on the tax returns talks, Raig said, "He generally has coffie conferences \\'ith Nixon later this week,
The robber then fled the bank and of Lawrence Goldberg, a Rhode Island back spiritually and intellectually had threatened to resign unless his name
according t.o one wi~, Jumped into ihe toy m a n u f a c t u r e r then under stimulated. is cleared of allegations that he ordered
passenger ·seat or a large. while . car consideration for appointment "in the "He ~cannot help .but fool personally wireta ps against Jt officials and
par.ked next to Gold Coast Laboratories. Jewish area" at the Committee to Re-inOuenced in his outlook and reinforced newsmen between 1969 and 1971, Last
-nie car was seen going we'st on Olive elect the-President. Acree is now head of in his own determination to-fthis on weekend Nixon a 5 s u m e d full
Street, police reported. the Customs Bureau. governing the United .States." responsibility for authorizing the ta~
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The driver of the g.efawciy car also
reportedly sported short hair. The robber
was also described. as about 145 powKis,
and from five feet, 10 inches to six feet
tall.
Car-truck Crash
Kills Motorist ;
In Huntington
A 59-year-<>ld Huntington Beach woman
was killed P.1onday in a collision between
her car and a flatbed truck, police
reported.
Huntington Beach polite-are still
Investigati ng the noon accident at Beach
Boulevard and Newman Avenue which
fatally injured Ethel Novella Wilson of
5092 Auarey ·Drive.
She was driving southbound on Beach
when she passed two lanes of cars
stopped for pedestrians in a crosswalk I
and entered the intersection at Newman
Avenue, police said. ·
WHAT'S UP?
NOT CARllF TING-.
The latest census figures confirm that carpet prices today
are lower than 22 years ago , (1952). Technology has been
responsible for this. resulting in speedier ways of making,
dyei ng, and finishing carpeJi ng as mu ch as 70 times fasterl
THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN-
CREASE DURING THI S TI ME PERIOD .
Yor may think whe n you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive.: Remember, however. that people are carpeting
bedrooms, baths, kitchens, and other areas that usually
weren 't .carpeted 25 or 30 years ago, making totals higher. . r ..
· Carpeting ordinarily costs le ss than linoleum or hardwood
flooring, and· provides features of comfort , quiet. beauty, and
impressions of spaciousnes.s. . ·
You'll get your BEST CONSUMER VALUE when you buy
carpeting from Alden's. · . •
SAN. DIEGO. (AP) -A 21-yeaMld
1\!arine ~as been sentenced to prison fOr
hi s part ui lhe theft of 17 P.1·16 riOes from
.a training barracks at Cam p Pendleton.
H••pOl'i~fl Offic:e Dennis J, Spencer was :i;entenced
ili.J r~"l.<IOO'' ~-d fifondny to an Indefinite ter.m undt:r the
There she collided with the truck
driven by Donald Zane Sommers, 47, of
8321 \'argas St., Huntington Beach.
Police said SOmmers was trylft& to tum
left onto Newman. .ALDEN'S A~~11d;.,. . 1>0 &,. 11rl. WM) federal Youth Corrections Act. He could
Otflff Offlc:•• serve up to six years in prison. c...i~·~4'• :\JICU'o·...,11.11ai•••t ''"""'*°""··• mr,...e,. •• ,...,.. Spencer and another P..1arine. John F'. ~·"Ofo.CI .... ·~ 1ra1~"""'"""~·""•..t Farmer, 19, were ....... Viel~ June 7 of !>tftO.....nt" .)O~~~ t 1e;.."""""~ 1-V'll ~
The Impact of the cr•sh hurled Mrs.
WUaon's car bead-on into a large sign. CARPET~ • DRAPES
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. 1_._,110~171 4 1642•4.Jll charges connected with the Feb. IS theft. CaJ . R huff) d 1--l ~°"'""",...11,_-J_r<A&ibo~ut~12rof-="lhc"'""""rif,,,le"'"s -'ha=ve'--'bce=n -'=· ~>~m=e ... t _.· ,.e,.s==~e=--H---rccover . :::r.;.!!':io.'!:"'~~~ "':!~;':~ Spencer '''3S convicted of CQSJsp!racy TOKYO UPI) -Prtnlt . Minister
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OI w .. ,,1111111101J_N'f•~ """" tot ~.o and theft of and receipt of government Kakuel ~anaka sWiftly reshuffled his ""'--~"'"""'°""'~0""'"' property, Farmer, who is schedulea to be cabinet today to lry to patch up a new
s.-1(10• ~,-119ld•' (',qt!,"' .... °'1'""' sentenced next t\tonday, was convicted of political crisis brought bv the uncx....wed n11 $IOK,,P'IO'I Dr-u oo.._.,,.,, "~""" ~ ,,.. ... , ••oo"'f("'"IV;""'~""-...,..l)fl!.•3.~"'0"4"'' conspiracy and theft of 1overnment resignation of Finance ~tlnlsttt T1kM property~ FukJlda and St.ate Minister Shlgcru llori. ' .
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Coast Pays Farewell to · Ron Caspers, 2 Sons
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of tlll ON!~ ''"' ., ...
The memorial folder said almply that a
father and bis two 1011S were "Lo8t at
Sea, June, 1974.'" ,,
But it was not the tragic death of Ftftb
District Supervb9< Ronald W. c._.
and·-Kirk and Rick llial a famlly
friend, the Rev. G. William Grady,
recounted during men'lorial aervices
Monday.
Before more than fOO persons crowded
into St. .Mlohael'1_ and Kil Angela
Eplacoptl Cbutch in Corona. del Mar, the
Rev. Grady said !be people who knew
COUNTY DIMOCRATS
STAY OUT OF 5TH DISTRICT
, HASSL!; Pago-"3
Ron Caspen "bave a greater vision of
i~e becauae ol Ibis truly outstanding
·man."
He said Mr. Caspers "foond his true
Jove in tile in bis election to the Board of ·
Supervi90n."
The bour-kmg service in the hjllside
chapel iliat overloob Newport Harbor
was atteoded by family friends· and
neighbon, poiilical leaders and county
·officials.
They beard !be Rev. Grady talk of the
life of Rict Caspers, Whose love of
surfing made him well known on the
beaches of both Newport Beach and
Santa Barbara.
"He had a' quiet--=and-patient manner
that always put people at ease,·· the
Rev. Gra(fy said. ...
Kirk Caspers, I>, said Rev. Grady, will
be remembered for bis love of the
outdoors
"He was at home with nature," the
Rev. Crady said. '
For Ronald W. Caspers, born May 21,
1131, "life was an exciting thing," the
Rev. Grady said.
''He got · so very much out of
everything life had to offer. and the youngest superviso r ever In
"Whether it was that twinkle in his eye Orange County at 39.
v.•hen you would go before him at the "He was not an a\•erage man but in llis
Board of supervisor! or wbelher he was election to the Board of Supervisors he
riding herd at bis ranch on that little red found the true love of his lire. His
tractor or at the keyboard of a piano or re-election in June placed him totally in
playing his guitar, he realized complete -public service," the Rev. Grady-said.
·success and total achievement in Rev. Grady Cited Caspers' .ac-
everything be did." . complishments as a supj'.!rvisor, "'hich
·'I1le Rev. Grady told of those achieve-he said were highlighted when he y;on his
ments -college at 16, the yoongest battle.for county acquislJion of the 5.500-
president of a savings and loan al 29, (See CASPERS, Page 21
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even
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e 0 are
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·Probe. Employed
Against .O'B:r;ien I lllleUM
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BORDERLAND
~AACTI UNDER CONll~EAATION
I_ .• SOUTHERN CAL IFORN IA SALE #35
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Panel Tabs
President
In Repo rt
WASHINGTON (UPll -Jolm D.
Ehrllchman sicked the Internal Revenue
Service on Lawrence F. O'Brien in 1972,
and carped about a "crappy job'' when
auditors failed to find any evidence of tu
cheating by the Democratic party leader.
"I wanted them to tum up something
to aend him lo jail he!'"' the eleclloo
and unfortunal<ly ifcdido'I materialiu,"
Ebrlich:man wu quoted in evidence
releued .today by the House J~
Committee as pert ol its impeachmeol
inquiry.
O'Brien in the summer of 1972 bad just
• P(>peil ·Trial
uage to A.llmit
Taped Evidence
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of Ille Ollb Piii! Slllft
LOS ANGELES ..). A Superior Court
judge N ied shortly before noon today
that tape recordings will be admillible
as evidence in the murder-for-bire trial
of Newport Beach IOdalite Eloise Popeil
She and her boyfriend, Dan Ayen are
accused of plotting the death of Cbica&o
kitchen gadget tycoon Samuet Popeil last
year.
Judge Mark Brandler's ruling today on
motions by the defense to rule· the tapes
inadmissible was seen as somewhat of a
blow to the defendants' case. • · ...
Jury selection was expected to begin
In Department 53 of the d o w .n t o w n
courthouse at 111 N. HilJ St., and be
complete by Friday.
A six-week trial is anticipated for Mrs.
Popeil, 48, and Ayers, 37, both of whom
are charged with conspiracy and
solicita1ion to commit lnurder.
The onetime cafe whitress and Ayerll,
have pleaded innocent. ,
She remains free on $50,000 bail, much
of It leCUred by pledges born )ocner
neighbon of the couple, who putfup real
estate holdings as security.
•epped down as national Democratic
chairman to run Sen. George S.
McGovern's presidential campaig n
against Pr.esident NWID. Ehrllchman
was Nixon's chief domestic affairs
adviser.
Using awom 3l8tements fr o m
l.o LOS ANGELES COUNTY
\VASHINGTON fUP ll -The !louse
Judiciary Committt>e published evidence
today of White House effqrts th tum 1he
Internal Revenue Servi<:\! into an agency
of ppolitical reward and revenge.
· A 440-page report from t h e
impeachment inquiry showed that-Nixon Ehrlichnwl and 1n>m -M.
Wallen, the IRS commlllioner at the
time, the evidence lketcbed much the
same story ol the O'Brien Incident
related i..t week by !be Sena!< ...
Wat<rgal< Committee In Its f\pal "l'O!:I·
-~--1 ~ was present when aides discussed efforts
to make political hay from IRS lax
in!ormation and to harass \\'hite House
"enemies" by auditing their taxes.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
ll indicated -wi-·drawfnc '!lY
concl--lhal Ehrliclmlan IOI • tip ~._ ............ lirp __
!be Howard' Huebol orpnlzation and
QI DOI havt 1epirlod M cm his tu "'°'""· He ihen preaured the IRS for an audit .and Was furioqil when t:Olif'"'lio
major diicrepancies were f~. '
In a telephone oooversaUon Aug. 29,
1971, Ebrlk:hman· fi1'lt complained of a
"stall" on the O'Brteri audit lo fhen.
Treasury Secretary George I'. Shultz,
then turned on Walters.
"If Waa my first .<.Tack at him,"
Ehrlichman testified. "George wouldn't
let me at him. George wanted to at.and
between (me) and his commissioner and
this WIS the fint tiJOe • • • I had a
che.nce to tell tbe comnllssioner what a
crappy job he had done."
Bil testlmoay was given at an
executive lfMioD of tbe S e n a t e
Watergate committee Feb. I arid
forwarded I& the Houle -1. Wallen.
in a sworn affidavit ~tied to the
impeachment 1 inquiry J u n e 10,
remembered the call well. ·
"Mr. Eh r•I ichma n indicated
disappointment and said to me 'I'm
goddamn tired o{ your foot-dragging
tactics.' I was offended and very upset
but decided to make no response to that
91.atement," Walters sai.d. "Following the
l<lephone conversation, I told Secretary
Shulti that he cou1d have my job any
time he wanted it."
But Walters stayed on eight more
months, until April of 1aat year.
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MAP INDICATES OCEAN AREAS WHERE FEDERAL OFFICIALS ENVISION OIL DRILLING
"'t But One of T.hoM Offlci1l1 LNrn1 Co11t1I Rnidenti Hive Different ld111
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OilJ Foes Blast Official
Environmental,ists Sa:r Decision Already Mad e .
By JACKIE HYMAN already made on orfshoreArilling sites.
Of"" o.11Y Piii! '''" "I have the feeling you already have
U.S. Deputy .undersecretary of the your mind made up and this meeting is
Interior Jared G. Carter was greeted just Window dressing," said -Mary
with skepticism and insult! Monday in Ferguson of L<ls Angeles. ·"It's....yery
Santa Monica during public discuss:lm-ot-frustrating "
offshore. oil drill.ing along the Southern , "I've told you that we won't make a Califom1a coastlme. .
Speakers ln,the audience of 400 persons decl!ion until the environmental impact
at Santa Monica Civic auditotium told ltatement is completed, and what l've
Carter they_ believe the ' decision is said is accurate," c.arter responded.
Dispute between Carter and ~he
Nancy Ga.ims of the S e a s hti r e
Environmental Alliance (SE A).
"You 're not consider'lng the
alternatives," said J. Alex Cota of the
Eastside-Westslde · Concerned Citizens Comm~ "W~t want drilling in
· the Santa Monica Ba.)!, we want
alternative fuels such as hydrogen." ·
Whiw House IRS Probe
audience arose both about the issue of
offshore oil drilling Jtself and about the
Interior Department's handling of tlie
problem.
Cota expressed anger at having only
learned of Monday's meeting the
previous Thursday from . a r a 4 i o
broadcast.
-"We are deserving Or mo~ respect
than having a mere hand!ul of days to
prepare to defend our coastline," he saki.
Former IRS Commissioner RandolPh
Thrower, in a sworn statement to the
committee, said the pressure to politicize
the tax service became so intense in
1970 that he had to threaten to resign to
block a White House plan o f
~reorgan_i79Jii _
Thn:>"wer said he teared !he plan would
turn the 1.000-man Alcohol. Tobacco and
Firearms Division into •·a personal police
force" controllable only by the IRS
commissioner. a political appointee.
The· Wl;lite House ofrered Thrower two
candidates for the job -G. Gordon
Liddy, later convicted i}l the Wat ergate
break·in, and Jack Caulfield, n former
New York police de:tective v.•hose role as
a political spy came to light during the
Senate Watergate hearings. ·
Throv.·er, ·a Republican from Atlanta ,
Ga., said he blocked both appointment s.
But when be tried to see President
Nixon to protest again efforts to tum the
tax service into a political tool he v.•as
denied access to the oval office and
blocked from making his case. he said.
-Judiciary Chairman Peter-\V: Rodino ~
Jr. (l).N.J.), has said he considers
evidence 'of the poli tical abuse of
government agencies to be among the
most serk>us in the impeachment inquiry.
The IRS evidence is likely lo be ·ciled
\Vhen Rodino 's committee starts drafting
--articles-of-impeachment next-week_
Asked aboyt the committee report as
he arrived for a closed session of the
committee today, Nixon's lawyer, James
D. St. Clair said he read it to mean the
panel "f0und nothing to it.''
He said the matter had been
investigated fully by other congressional
committees and It was determined that
no harassing audits were made of White
House enemies. The Popeils once lived at fill Harbor
Island Drive, Newport Beach, an address
she has vacated following a pOlice raid
there six months _ ago by Long Beach .. O"f
hcimicide invesllgitors. ·
The sl ender blonde and he:r t-11. trim,
male companion who had just drlven up
Movie Stars Bared
· "I admit we didn't do a very good job
of publicizing it when we began
consklering leasing sites last spring,"
carter said at the beginning .of the
meeting. hWe may have some kind of
Speakers also objeded to spending
theiP time attending a public meeting
•which \\'85 not an official hearing and at
\li'hicb testimony was not reconled.
Today's report was the ninth volume or
impeachment evidence to be released,
. with more to come later this \Veck.
The new report said :
IStt 'ENEft.llES,' Page 21
to the waterfront home in a RoUs-Royce
• Silver ..shadow lilnousine are accused of
{See EVIDENCE, Pll• %1
Copte r 11inding
Claim Filed · ..
Harold Segentrom Jr., a
member· of the family that ~ ·
South CO.st Ptsza and much of the
sumiundinJ land, bu ru.d a '125 claim against the city of. Costa
Mesa for beans allegedly crushed 1 when a police helicopter made an
emergency landing in 1 ¥1 llbdill
l beanfield two-weeb •to·
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The White .. ~.does n6' appear to be strong enough
House conducted an inquiry in 1171 into to pursue.''
t"-tax stalu.s of nine "politically active" Impeachment investigators obtai~
movie and television an, according to 1he Caulfield memo from the Sen~te
evidence releued today by the House Watergate Q>mmittee, along with his
Judiciary Committee. . secret testimony at an executive session
White HoUle officials. the evidence March 7.3 •.
showed, went to the Internal Revenue "Per f._OUr instructk>ns of Sept. 28, 1971,
Service to obtain the lnfonnatlon wblcb we have ae1ected some individuals in the
normi11J i11coafldenUal between IRS and ev~t 'industry . '!ho w ~ r e
i lopayer. polltkally · tdive during prior helect~
The lncldent 11 diacloeed in a memo and determined their audit :-•ory,'
cdatained in the 440-pqe volume of CauJ~ wrote Dean. •
evidence relating to aUeted m1sme of tbe 1be review, be said, shOwed these
IRS rel-hy !be """""'U.. u pert of "defJciendel" for the eelected stars:
lb itnpeac:bmelll investlptlon. The -Ridlard Boone, $1,377 for 1967.Q ;
volume, dnwt no coocluakm as to the -Sammy Davis Jr., $36,683 for 1961-63
lnckteat. "' and 1986; • ·
'1be memo wu written Oct. a, lt7Lto -Jer:ry___tewis, $462,312 for 1951-66 IDd
UJen.Wbll< lloule counsel John W: Dean 1168: •
·Ill by Jolm J. Caulfield, an ex·New York -Peter Lawford, $32,770 for 196M9; •
Cit1 polloeman hired hy the White Houle -Fred MacMurray, 111,7!6 for t963,
credibility gap." '
The fact that a credibility gap exists
became evident during the meeting as
speakers accused the Department of the
1nterior of having ignored the public's
desires in the past and repeatedly stated
their belief that the dej>artment is
influenced by financial donatioos from
ma}or oil companies.
At one point a man in the audience
waved a one dollar 'bill and abouted,
"11lls will buy-your vote!"
"L find that very offensive," Carter
res~ed. 1 I find you offensive!" shouted another
heckler. .
Reprhen.talives of ~a number of
environmental groups, several of which
had held pre-meeting presa conferences,
expru:sed themselves 1rs colorfully but
with equal vehemence.
"Yet if v.·e didn't altend, the
department could say the public isn't
interested," said Miss Gaims.
"We want your input in ~ u r
environmental impact statement,!'
Carter said. "I think you represent$ an
important point of view which may be
controlling.
"However. I thb'lk you're sayln·g that
(See OIL, Pago %)
Hu l,a Spin ne rs
To Hoop it Up
A lot of people in Costa Mesa will be
going round in circles Thursday "'hen
. ' .
Orange Coast
We athe r
Patchy fog and lo w clouds near
the beaches Wednesd ay morning •
otherwise sunny \11il h not much
change in lempcrature, according
to the weather service. Beaches
in the low 70s rising to the mid-
80s inland.
INSIDE TODAY
Soutl1 COO.st Repertoru has
scored a sn1ash liit with ils
superlative productio11 of the
· rock-{Joope.l 1n 11slrnt "Godspelt,"
reviewed today 011 Paye 8.
the city Hula Hoop championships are ·Erm• 1111\Mdr 14 At111 L111t1.r:. n
'Ille daim 'will he bn>ugl1t to the
:lly council's attention tonight by
City Attomey Roy June. '
June said today be w i 11
recommend delllal of tho daim. ~ "We do this routlnely ao ht we
,--1r w;1r-no1 prejudice the -
the dty's Insurance carrier.'' be
I explllned.
'Ille' ctalm is heinc tsken good
nataftdlJ at city hall. June added.
for d.,._lne usignments. lt8$-IS Ind 19&9, lea $5,111 in refunds In
The invesUgaUOn wu t r i 11 e r e'd , 1112 anc1-1t64. : •cconllnl to accompanying IesUmony, by -Gary Mortoo and Lucille Bail, 17,0tO
-~..Jbe...White..llouleJrom...Jli.llllio;.' 7:-:---..,,=:--:--::o= actor John Wayne of Newport Beach, -Ronald Reagan, •tl,101 for 1962.al:
lhal he wa• being "harassed" by Ill -Friot Sinatra, l!0,1'1 for l!llO and
men. After looking 1t the: status of. other 196Uf. ~
"We're .objecting that the decision ha!
already beet! made," said Mary Ann
Eriksen, a representative of the Sierra
Club.
"I think the administration is tnaking a
mockerYt of · envlromnental i m p a c t
asseumtnLil¥1_1amu in t in decision
making.~· •
• "We ~ U lhe department .-.re
:!1
Y s!'!Ta~ ~ :e ~~er':11~o~~:
'41ged in the downtown park. ----.. L. M. ••Y• ' M_, r .. e u
• C1Hlerlll1 , 1 Mnln I Contestants will compete in six c1111111t1 n.n "'•tv•t ,,_, u ·
different events dcmonllrallng dl!xt.erity ~::C.:.nr . ~: ::!:":' C::::~ ,;
from 1:30 to 4 p.m., IC rdi lo U.,'nd""'--t-o..•-Nlllfft~11-'°""' J. ·~ IL.";; 'l'"'"f':'.·-f_flle•lfl ,... ' I_,, ..... ca r1t:r, o 1R:: epar men 01 1e1sure •ft••tt•lftmW 1 sttt~ M1rti;11s , .. ,,
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movie and t<levlaloo 1tan, Caalfield -Wayne, 11$1,Ul lor 11114.al, including
c:oacluded lilll "'Ibo WQllO comP!ainl .. '237,13t in 1111. ·
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have a huli. hoop, come on downtown and •n'V""Hlllll • w.r1t "'""' 4
~1o.rton instead of a subordinate,'* said gel It on. • •
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Herman Inspires $7.95,
I 00% Safe Mouset1·ap
Dy nuor NIEDZIELSKI
Otll\O •llft Sl•tf
Beca use the thought of killing mortifies us, \\'C are probably the only
people on the block with a $7,95 mouseLrap.
That's how much you have lo shell out if you want to catch your mouie
alive.
The guy at the SPCA just laughed \\'hen my wife
inquired if there ~·as such a thing as a trap "'hich doesn 't
kill the mouse. It \\'as the most ridiculous thing he'd ever
heard of and he didn't mind teUing Chris so.
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you've already made up your minds and
you're :mgry becauae yw think we've
y made up ours."
"'81ellod that t<irT...,.Senee on
the bject be sent to William E. Grant ,
~ er ·of the Outer Contlnental Shelf.
Bureau of Lilnd l\1anagement with the
U.S. Department-of-the Interior l.n Los
Angele1.
"He's the one responsible for the
envlronmenUtl studies," Carter said .
"HO\\'ever, l assure you we'll be much ,
more innuenced by reasonable ..
arguments agalnst offshore drilling than :
by opinions alone." •
WE DON'T BELlEVE in throwing money away either.
·That 's why we bought the cheapo trap instt:ad of the •10
luxury model. ~h were uncovered at a Long Beach pet
store alter tvoo full days ol searching. .
SOME OF THOSE WHO ATIENOED CASPERS MEMORIAL SERVICE LINE UP OUTSIDE CHURCH
Eplscop1I Church In Coron. del Miir Scene of Rites for .C:ounty SupenlMr Lod 1t Su
Among Monday's speakers, HeM}lOSa
Beach City CouncllmlQ Lane< Whitman
was one of the few to detail his
obJectlon.1 to the drUling. Whllrnaa-<itec!-
1he danger of oil spills, UHi vlaual lmpact
of oll equlpment, and the pusa1e of *
PropoalUon 20 u evidence that voters •
"hold pr<elou.s the Califomt1 coastline." ._
Ali or this time and money has been invested because an other measures· to gtl rid of our latest hou:se guest, a
111ao 1•Lsl(1 lW<>-inch \'ermin named "Herman," have failed miserably.
The little critter made his appearance -rather spectacularly -Monday
by scurrying a!Qng the kitchen counter and disappearing into ooe of the top
burners of lhe electric range.
LE1TING OUT A TERRIFVlf\G toot~attling scream; Chris jumped upon
the nearest chair, \\'hile I explained in great haste that having a mouse in
the house shouldn't be so frightening.
"He probably juSt strayed ln and Is as scared as you are," said I. ie·
asSuring Chris that everybody who moves into a new hbusing tract ha s a
mouse problem because the construction activity flushes them out of their
habitat.
However. the thought or having a mouse n.esting in the stove didn't sit too
well with Chrii \\'ho immediately gave me instructions from the safety of her
chair on how to dismantle it. ••
OF COURSE. HER!tfAN \l'aS long gone. "Forget the mouse eveP" came
in here," I told her. ··~taybe he's slipped out of the house and "·on't be back."
Still, the thought of having the aroma of "mouse frites" \\'ailing from the
kitchen was disturbing and when Herman appeared the following night, it was
clear that he just had to go. •
His reprise performance caused quite a scene. I arrived home to find
Clvis "''ith her pant legs rolled up, instructing our cat "Fritz" how to chase
Hern1an the Vermin.
She had the hallway leading to O\Jf' bedroom blocked off with an ironing
board while the doors leading from.1t1le family room to the garage and tbe
outside or the hoii.se were open. ~ \\'ere to be Hennan's escape routes.
THE IDEA WAS 'for Fritz to put enough heat on Herman so that be would
run fo r safety and be forever gone. It didn't \\'ork out that way. Fritz was still
sniffing under the couch when Henn.an was already back under the stove.
Exasperated, Chris rolled down her pant legs (she'd rolled tllem up so
llerman couldn't shinny up her clothes) and began building a trap according
to design para1net ers devised by a Dail y Pilot Staffer. ·-
ll consisted of a shoe bo1., a slick propping up the shoe box, a string and
·a piece o! cheese. The following morning, the cheese was gone and so was the
stick.
"1')1 GETTING A little i?Titated with Herman," confessed Chris, who up
to then didn 't get too upset with our house mouse unless she actually &aw him.
·'J think we're just going to have to get a mousetrap." .
And that's how we got our $7.95 Have-A-Heart mousetrap. Now if Herma11
will juat cooperate, we will-be able-to resume our normal-lives again.
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C"'\SPERS •..
~ere Starr Ranch for a county park.
Among those attending the memorial
services were Orange County political
leader Richard O'Neill, l\1rs. Judy
Rosener aod Donald Brighi , members ·or'"'
• the Sout~ Coast Reg ional Zone Conser-
vation C.ommission, on which Caspers
also bad served, and Irvine Councilman
JOhn Burton.
The theme hymn chosen for the soleinn
occasion was, "Eternal Father, Strong to
Save.''
None or caspers• fellow supervisors
joined in the memorial service although
each one sent an aide. Board Chairman
Ralph Clark is on vacation and
Supervisor David Baker is in'Wuhington
D.C. on county business. .
Both Supervisors Ralph Diedrich and
Robert Battin are away in Miami Beach
where they are attending the National
Association of C.Ounties Conference
where· they are to pick up an award
honoring Orange County for i t s
progressive programs.
Caspers and his two sons and se-ven
others were lost at sea June; 14 below San
Benlto lslaDd off BaJa .. California. They
were aboard the 63-foot Shooting Star,
owned by county political · leader Fred
Harber whose ~ communication came
late at night June 13 that the boat was
taking on water and s~nking.
Services for Harber and the ai.z: others
bave not bee1u1111l0Ull«!!.
Popeil Must Pay ~...Jll-Wife $27,000,
plotting against the life of Samue\ J. fAeStl
FromPqeJ
EVIDE.NCE ...
P:i~d initiated divorce proceedings in-1-\..~,-0!l'e"dat Judge Declares
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Admission Reduced
County Fair io Honor
Senior Citizens Today
The Orange County Fair salutes senior 3 p.m. -International Children's Choi r,
citizens today with .a full -schedule or :.... Fables Around The World
special activities and programs and 3:30 p.m. -Aladdin l\tagic Sho1r
· reduced admission prices. 4 p.m. -Hawthorne Youth Band, Kings.
Persons 62 and older' will be admitted men 's Cadets, Country WeStern Music
!or 75 cents today and thei r tickets are 5 p.m. -New Dimensions, Aladdin
good for a number of shows which begin l\fagic ·soow
at 1:30 p.m. with a senior-parade around 5:30 p.m. -Cllina Painting Creative
the fairgrounds. (Related Stories Pages · Stitchery
·12, 14; Related Pictuns Page 15) 6 p.m. -l\larantha Village Music
Al 7 p.m. they will have the 7 p.m. -lntemalional Children's Choir
oppc)rtunlty of seeing two of them picked · 7:30 p.m. -Great Poteat Substitutes,.
as Senior. King and Queen during Hank Thompson and The BraUll Valley
"Golden Court" ceremonies on the Boys . amphitheater stage. ~-s p.m. -:-Fat~ Coughlin Boys Choir,
Al.50 on tap tonight is a performance at New Dimem~?"s . a p.m. by the' Senior Dance Syncopaters 9 p.m. -Hawauan Review, Hank Thom~
Band in the Little Theater. son and the Brazos Valley Boys.
Young and old will enjoy the 8 · p.m.
performance by the
1
Gospel-singing
"Staple Sln•en," a family singing group
of international acclaim.
Wednesday's la!r highlight. areo
All Day -Cake Decorating, Furniture
Refutishing, Sewing, We a v i n g ,
·erocheting Demonstrations
Noon -Carving, Aslronom·y, Radio,
Clay Tile, Needlepoiht Demonstrations
12:30 p.m .. _. Spinning and Carding.
Needlepoint Demonstrations .
I p.m. -Aladdin l\tagic Show. Clown.
Contest
1 :30 p.m. -Taste Tempting Salads
2 p.m. -Camp Fire Girls Folk Danet,
New Dimensions (Music), Rag Doll,
Sheep Judging
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Monday's meeting wu a lesa dlgnffied
repeat of a meeting Friday between
~~~Is. a:!o ~~°::re=0:1~sl~~ ~
both to offshore oil drllling and to the
Department of the Interior's handling of
the {?latter. ·
Carter said at both meetings tMt be
expects the environmental as.sel6ment to
be completed by December or January.
following public hearings, with a final
decision to be made by late spring of
1975.
"niis is going to be a tough dec ision," -
Carter said Monday.
George W. Caso
Rites Thursday .
A funeral service Is sche duled
Thursday _for_ Costa Mesan "George
Washington Caso who died Sunday at the
age or 62.
The rctl~ U.S. Marine Corps captain
had lived for 28 y~ar"& at 319 Flower St.
Rites for Capt. Caao will be Thursday
_ at IO a.m. at the Church of Jesus Olrist
of Latter~y Saints (Monnon) ol
Newport Beach, with Bishop Albert
E1.xles Jr. officiating.
During his military career, Capt. Caso
served with tbe U.S. Expeditionary Force
in Nicaragua.
He was born in New Jersey .
Survivors inc!Ude his "1i fe Velma; toM,
David of Rialto and Ronald ol Utah:
daughters, Mrs. Gordon Sant of Idaho
and Mrs. Sandra She.fer ol. Costa Aleta;
brothers, Henry and John Ca!IO of-New
Jersey, and. nine grafid~bi)dren . Chicago;bUFMrs. Popeil"l!till~stood"to-l-~~...,~~--~~=~~==='~~C111c~GO'fUPrr ~samii<r'J.'POpoil receive a third of his estimated $200 \ has been ordered to pay hls wife, Elol1e,
million estate if he died before it was COSTA ':f.1ESA CITY COUNCIL $27.000 in temPQrary support paymenta
final. Regular meeting. City Hall , 6:30 p.m. and leg&( costs even though she ls
ORANGE COUNTY F A I R charged with conspiring to have him Long Beach homicide investigators, murdered. Fairgrounds, daily through July.
. Apol{p Crew
l1i Celebration Marine Sentenced
For Rifle Thefts placed in contact with two men claiming UCT LECTURE _ "Management Divorce Court Judge Hyman Feldman
knowledge of the murder plot, have tape Development for Women," Room 160 refused Monday to.change hi! ruling at ttc0rd~alleged.\y dealing with the Steinhq.us Hall. 7 p.m. the request of Popeil, a milltonali'e
proposed k ling. \\'EDNESDAY, JULY 17 partner in a kitchenware company.
De. fe attorneys Phil ·Petty and "GODSPELL" South Coast Feldman last year ordered-Popeil to pay $4,250 a month to his wife for four Robert Green, acting for ?.lrs. Popeil, Repertory 'nleater, 8 p.m. months and anottier $10,CM» in lawyers'.
and lawyer Joseph Acton. representing UCl LECTURE -"A "Family Afoot fees while the divorce was pending. in the \V est," Room 178 Hwnanities Hall, , p 'I and Ayers, argued against allowing their use. . 111rs. ope1 Daniel Ayers of Santa
Judge Br&ndler's decision on that·issue 7 p.m. Ana , are being tried this week on the murder plat charges. They are accused will allow the jury selection to begin of hiring two men to murder Popell. Mrs.
today and Petty said he expects it will be ·r op Slioiv Dog Popeil and Ayers were arrested Jan. 8 in
completed-by the end of the wee~. California.
Pro•eoutor Deputy District Altorney Take1• at Fai"r Peter Bergman reportedly plans to lead &-
of£ with testimony by one of the men
allegedly. solicited for the killing that ~·as
never carried out, probably next Monday.
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'ENEMIES' .•.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (/\Pl -
America's first moon explorers today SAN DIEGO (AP)•-A 21-year~d
celebrated the fifth anniversary of their Ma.tifte has been sentenced. to prim for
blastoff into history to the qu iet strains a?~ , his part ln the theft of 17 M·l& rlnes ftom
oC "Auld Lang Syne'' and a blaring tape t.]f~ ~ a training bamcks at Camp Pendleton.
recording af the final minutes of their l DenniJ J. Spencer was aentenced
countdown. . , '.Jl<t ~; lifonday to an indetyi~e t~ under the
nie· rare joint public appearance by l. ;'·· federal '\'outh·COrrectiom Act. He could
Apollo 11 astr~auts Neil A. Armstrong, serve up to lix,yean in .prlaon.
Edwin "Buu"~drln and Michael C.O llins 1 Spencer and another Marine, John F.
came during ceremonies de o Jar in i; Top Senior Farmer, 19, were convicted June 1 of
Launch C.Omplex 39 at _the_Kennedy charge.a connected with the Feb. US theft.
Space Center a national h is 1 or i c Jenny hliller of Costa hfesa Aboutl 2 of -the rifles have ·been
landmark. · has won the 11best in show" recovered.
A crowd of more than 3,000 broke into award in the senior citizens spenctr was convicted of conspiracy
cheers as Natk>nal Aeronauti~ ·~uKI category of the home living and theft of and receipt or government
Space Administration officials broadcast and design C(>mpetition at the property. Farmer, who ls scheduled to be
and 30 seconds of the JuJy 16, 1969, Apollo queen-sized crocheted bed · conspiracy and theft of go ment
An all-points bulletin is out today for
Judas Priest Psomas, a $300 black
registered Great Dane stolen from his
master at the Orange County F3ir
Monday.
the tape recording or the final one minute Orange County Fait with a sentenced next l\fonday, W&I conrcted of
-Newsp-aperman Clark -MOllenhoff, It t:ountOOwn. spread. property.
former special counsel to NJ1on, swore In 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; Fires Char 55 Acres
.CORONA (AP) -At , lea.st six minor
brush fires . believed caused by motorists. broke out Monday along the Riverside
Freev;ay in the Riverside-Corona area.
The flames charred SS acres, authorities
said.
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Michael Psomas, 24, Altadena, told
O>sta Mesa Police Officer C h u ck
• Hoffard that two men had been ordered
away from the dog, which had been tied
to a concession truck, three different
times l\fonday. ·
He said witnesses explained that -the
men returned. One claimed to be
Psomas' brother and said he \\'IS taking
the show dog for a y,·alk.
"Please help me find my dog.'' Psomas
_implored in his "'Titlen statement to
police.
Wi11do'v Smashed
111 l\fesa Burglary
A Costa hfesa couPte who operate the
Carlick Wal'er Bed agency drove by their
place of business l\1onday night to admire
a new window and determlned,..it may
have been too attractive.
Penny J . Carllck called lhe police to
the firm ·at 2372 NC\\'l)Ort Blvd ., lo report
someone attracted to the merchandise
had smashed the front window ln a •t•
burglary.
Taken were two bedspreads and eight
sets of linens for waterbed slumber.
Satellite Launched
VANDENBERG AfB (UPll -Aen>s
B. a German-built sa tellite, ·wa s
an affidavit to the committee that H.ij.
Haldemlll invoked Nixon's name ln 1970
in seeking a memo on lhe ta::c 1tatus of
Gerald Wallace,. brother of the· governor
of Alabama. The damaging memo was ~
swiftly leaked, even though unauthorized
dlacl06W'e of lax returns is a criminal
act.
-Previously undisclosed testimony
from John W. Dean Ill before a clOM!d
session of the Senate W a t er g a t e
committee quoted him as saying thal
Nixon wanted to stop tax action! against
hi s friends. Dean said Nixon "asked thal
It (the !ks) be turned off on friends of
his."
....:.Dean, in a memo to his 'White House
superiors. asked , "Can "'e do anything to
help ?" when tolcf that presidential friend
Dilly Graham, the preacher, was
wldergoing a tax audil to see when he
had reported as income gifts he had
received. The reply : "No -It's already
oovered." ·
-Former as.iistant IRS Commissioner
for Inspection Vernon Acree emerged ' )
over and over in the testimony at the
conduit or information from the IRS to
the White House. For example, It was
A<ne who told Caulfield about Graharn!1
tax troubles and Acree who in 1971
reported to Caulfield on tht tu returns
of Lawrence Goldberg, a Rhode Island
toy 11\a nuracturer then under ·
consideration for appointment ''ln the
Jewish arta'' at the Coo\Jnjttee to Re-
elect the President. Acree is now hud of
tht Customs Bure®.
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WHAT'S UP?
NOT CARPETING -
The latest census figures confirm that carpet prices today
are lower than 22 yllars ago, (1952). Technology has been
re sponsi ble_ for thi s, resulting in ·speedier ways of making ,
dyeing. and fin ishing carpeting as much as 70 times faster!
THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO OTHER CONSUMER ITEM
WHICH HAS NOT HAD AN ASTROMOMICAL PRICE IN-
CREASE DURING THIS TIME PERIOD .
. Yor may lhink when you get an estimate that carpeting is
expensive. Remember. however. that people are carpeting
bedrooms. baths. kitchens, and other areas that usually
weren 't carpeled 25 or 30 years ago. making totals higher.
Carpeting ordinarily costs le ss than linoleum or hardwood
flooring , and provides features of comfort, quiet, beauty, and
impressions of spaciousness. .
You 'll get. your BEST C::ONSUMER VALUE when you buy
ca•peting-lrom Alden's. •
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Adminislrallon said Aeros B was TOKYO UPI) -Prtme Minister
expected to conducl a series ol 11elenlific Kakuel Tanaka awUUy reshuffled his
experiments on the earth's uppt.r cabinet today to try to patch up a new
a1mosphcrc undt'r a joint program poUtlcal crisis brought by the Wlexpected
betwetn the United States ant,! \\'est rc1'fgnalion of Finance Minister Takco
Germany. ""ukuda ttnd State ~1inl&lor Shlgcru l-lorl.
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