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Craig WOOdil1,<2, of Lagu~a Nig uel_...linds b is eye for a' Halloween p~rqpkin .mayi be , bigger ti! his muscles as he makes tough choice -_t itn Orange, Coast pum · _patch. He found one he could carry,
but, oh boy, WOuJd' tbatrb gger .one make a swell jack-0-lantern.
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Crime Fea1·
Cuts Use
Of Transit?
By \VILLJAJ\f SCHRl!:lBER
or ''"' o.u., l"HeT st1H
!\1any prospective riders on Orange
C'Aun1y Transit District veh;cles may
be avoiding the · use ol MasS Jrarisit
because they (ear the possibility 0 r
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli. vice chairnwn of a
citizeru; committee studying the impact
of future transit plans, said today safety
concerns will be one of the ctistricrs
toughest obstacles to overcome.
"The single most important aspect
or transit system in1pact is a need
to change the attitude of !he population
regarding fear of violence.'' said Covelli.
a ptofessor at Cal State Long Beach.
Covelli 's task force, one of three set
up by the Citizens Ad visory Transit
Committee. recommended that t h c
district conetntrate on intensive service
in disadvantaged areas th.at usually have
the highest crime rate. •
"To make the service work and attract
riders, the disttjct shoold establish a•
direct line of conUnunicatklns with safety
agencies for protection of passengers
in high crime areas," Covelli said.
CoveW's task force made no specific
recommendations, but hinted at the
possibility of special transit sec urit y
patrols or bus guards.
Ill Crash
-· . ROCKMART, .:ca. '(AP) ->. train
backed Into a 'ill!'ded tehQ!>l bus at
a railroad crossing todar.. killing at
least se'ven chi ldten, au th o.r i tie 1
reported. •
.Poice said the.re were about 3 o
children, mostly lO 'to 14. years old,
aboarc\ the bus. Beside the dead , most
o( the· others on lhe bua "wel'e! lnjurcd,
some seriously. \VilJlCSSet said the n!palr train bad
been called to the scene ol a derailment
during the night and was back.Ing up
along-the tracks wneo u hlt lbc bU-'l.
The train dragged the crumpled bus several hundred reet down the: track,
police 1Aid.
When tbe train came to--1---h'alt, the-
lhal the bul driver, Billy Kellett, had
been killed. But police later ·said he
was hospitalzed in critical condition.
A spokesman for Southern Railway
No' Oil lntlepend~uce
in Washington said the train was moving
about eight miles per hour.
Th.e accident occurred between the
!owns ol Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 miles northwest of Atlanta. ,
There were railroad crossing signs
on each sidt or1the road , but no nashing
signals.
Darrell Smith said he was pumping
ga~line at a service station about
50 reet rrom the crossing when the
collision occurred. He gave th.is descrii:>-
tion of the accident:
"The bus was stopped , and ii started
on across. 'Mle train was backing up,
lt seemed like It speeded up and ltll th< bU-'l ...
• caboose was derailed and on top o(
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Federal
Energf Administration has tentatively
concluded that the Unitl'd Slates cannot
be independent ol imported oil because
no substitutes for oil are in sight, the
Washington Post said today. The agency.
In 'a draft of its Blueprint ror Project
Independence, contends that coal is no
substitute ror oil because it Is too dif-
ficult to burn and mine-and that atomic
J)OO'er ls only a substitute for cool,
noi-olt. tbe Post said.
Smith said one or the workmen jumped'
off the train and ran to the front ol
the train yelling at tftc engineer "Go
baoi<cGo bac"-"------
the overtumed bus, ,
lf'lie-Polk"caanty C'Oionerlb1t 1tp0rted
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7 Children Die
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Loaded s~hool Bus
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!Hotiey Dotaated
Prisoner's Bail
Drive Opened
By ARTHUR R. \7INSEL
Of the 01lly Pllol 51111
A campaign to gilher $$,j)OO b a i 1
m9t~Yl most of it oon1ing in Rickels
and dimes. n1ounted today to fr~ ac·
cused killer James Ray Russell . charged
\vith an Oklahoma n1urder he rnay not
have comn1itled.
Today was his 745th day in jail. waiting
for something -anyth.ing -to happen.
''I'm v.·ore out," he said Tuesday.
Russell. 27, a former Laguna Hills
resident, finally had his day in court
Tuesday, after some 15 fruitless ap-
pearances. including an appeal to !he
California Supreme Court to be released.
Los Angeles Superi:>r Court Judge Ray-
mond !\t Choate set bail at $5,000 finally
after Russell's l\~'o years and two weeks
heh.ind bars. a sum requiring one-tenth
of its face value as a surety deposit
to secure release. '
His fumily. including his deliriously
tearful wife Karen, 23, vowed to have
the $500 deposit t.ogether by "Tuesday
night. so he could co1ne home to Bell
Gardens.
Grove House wife
Beaten, Raped;
Suspec t Sou g ht
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A Garden Grove housewire ~'ho ac·
cepled a ride home Tuesday night from
a male stranger she met in an Orange
bar told sheriff's officers she was beaten
and repeatedly raped after being driven
to a rural area near the Saddleback
motorcycle park. •
Det>ulies said the 24-yeaN>ld victirii
was driven in her sh<iuctor 's small red
sports car to an area on Santiago Road
near the park. They said he then began
to slap her across the face until she
submilled to his sexual demands.
61'ficers said the rapist then drove
off leaving his victim on the ground.
Deputies drove her to the Ornnge <Av1nty
Medical (;enter for treatn1ent after shf
waJ rescued by a passing motorist.
The woman'11 assailant is described
DS a portly, balding male. age about
40. with blue eyes and addressed in
~ar. by the first. name_ o( '"l'Om.~· ·
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They failed to scrape up the sum
but a bail bondsman who saw t h e
youthful ex-<.'Onvict on television Tuesday
ntgnt o~;c, .. ..: iu ; .. ;.... ~ a .. ~ :. M .. ~
the.m for the rest. -.
lle'd like a celebrity client.
The Oklahoma family v.'ho came \Vest
looking for something better couldn't
even come up with that much on
such short notice ho~·ever . lollo\l'ing tv.·o
years of travail.
One Orange Coast resident , Li n d a
Hughes, called Santa Ana a l lorn e Y
Russell Agajanian today to offer $5 and
said she was trying to organire a radio
campaign to get 1,000 listeners to i>ledge
$5 each to help the Ru~lls.
His aged grandfathe r, Samuel E .
David, came out from J{askell Cciunly.
Okla., for the pretrial and l!X!radition
hearing Tuesday and pledged equity in
his paltry property holdings at Stigler.
Okla., to go ,his grandson's bail.
Still another sympathizer. S u s 11 n
Hakam, of 11wilington Beach. vo~·ed
lo loan them the eccond ~ frotn
her savings acCOWlt if the bail bondsman
will slick to his bargain.
Russell. an ex-convict who se rved four
years in the Oklahoma Stolt' Pcni1cn!iary
at !\fcAlester for a burglar~· romrnittr::l
\l'hen he v.•as 19, 11as expected to be
bailed out of jail somehow toda y.
(Set ALIENS, Pag' A21
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PIT.OT PI CKEROO
IN SI X~Tll JVEE K
Pigski n PickC"roo '74 continues in its
sixth week as Dailv Pilot readers com-
pel!! for $130 worth-of prizes eRch \\'t't'k
and a chance lo '>''in a color television
set.
Sports fans who besl predicl !hr out·
comes of 30 football games to be playrd
1hls v.·eckC'nd will be awardtd ZenHh
radio 11nd tel e\'islon products. Fllnher.
first place '>''t'ckly v.·inners art• elig1bh.>
10 . compete for !he grand prize color
set.
Details and an enlry blank nre puhhsh-
cd in today's cdition!i.
Pigskin Pickeroo is a regular feature
of the Daily Pilol spart~ pages and
Is co-1ponsorl'd by ABC Color Tele1•1sion
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New Policy
Admitte(l
By Patrol
By JOHN VALTERZA
. 01 1111 01lly Pilot 5t1ft
A new federal policy ~·ttich practically
concedes defeat in the battle against
illegal immigration from Mexico has
been launched throughoul so, u th c r Tl
California and it asks many p o 1 i c r
.!.:j;~;-:.:;;:."":~: !: :'.::".~!:· ; :; ., ~ :-~ im-
migrants passing through their area.
Senior agents al the San Onofre Border
Patrol slat ion confirrned today that a
new policy is in effect throughout tht'
Snu1hv.•es1 .
And except for police dcparlments
in areas extremely close lo a border
patrol station. the suggestion sim\lly calls
·for officers•t<J leave the al lens alone.
The orders come from Immigration
Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman. "'ho
has launched a ne\I' concept of fighting
the record "·ave of illegal immigration
from ~fexico.
Recently he said that new federal ap-
propriations will come next year so
that he can hire more agents. but in
the mean1ime. h.e has deployed his man-
P<l"'er where it will do the mosl good.
And that is on the front line.
tSee ALIENS, Page A!)
Orange Coast
Weathe r
The usual night and 111on1ing
hnv clouds along the coast Thurs-
dny. Acco rding to the \\'t'llther
srr1 ict'. "'i1h sunnv sk1£'s 1n lhe
,:iflernoon. Beach highs of 67 "ill
f15e fO 72 inland . Lo\\·s tvn1ght 57
to 62.
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DEAR PAT: Since I grew up with one
of the mos\. ~Jar names in my age
group at tiat time. I 111·ant 10 a\'oid
choosing en overly popular n:Jme for my
~xpected child. I've checked aU the
source! l can, including hospitals. coun-
ty offices and my hbrary's reader'!! ' guide. All l\•c learned is 1hat my phone
bill has increased due to all my toll
calls.
P.C .. San Juan Capistrano
No published material is available on
the lllOPit popular curnnt first names
being given IO-babies, according lo the
Garden Grove Regional Ubrary'a adult
reference depanment -and yoor in·
quiry \\'8~ dtecked out thoroughly . It
seems that only "afte~"' a first name
has been used repeatedly, it is noted as
a "~r" choice. Ava ilable materials
do ~te that you'd be bet!er off to
choose 1'Mary" or "Ann" rather than
K.iinber(y or Tiffany if your bab)' shouJd
be a girl. The same advice applies to
boys. The "commoo" name choice is out
of vocue at Utls Ume.
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DEAR PAT: A neighbor has told me
about sa ving empty ciga,retle packages
and turning them in for a wheelchair.
rt1y brother-in-law needs one for his wife
and he has saved moie than 5,000 pack·
-ages. If tlris renlly can be done. where
should these packages be redeemed to
get a \\'heel chair fOf' a deser¥ing per·
son?
S.O., Costa Mesa
The same answer applies to this in·
quiry as to .a recen·t question aboul
\\'here one could tum in cigarette pack-
ages to buy time on a kidney machine. There is none, and there never has been.
'fo repeal -this story aeem.s to pop up
eevry few Years, and it haa no bam ln
fact. You might tell your brother-in-law
to oontact the Rehabilitation lnstitule of
Orange County rega~ding the ' possible
loan of a wlleelchair by phoning 633-
7400. or perhaps, a reader v:ould be will·
ing to donate or sell a wheeldutiir to him .·
The Institute Is currenUy requesting per·
sons to donate Betty Crocker coupons to
, 1800 E. La Veta , Orange, caiif. 92666,
which can be redeemed for cash to rur·
chase needed equipment, such as wheel-
chairs, ror patients. Mall to tbe atten·
tion of Carolyn Carrell. '
DEAR PAT: 1 bought my <'.aughter a
toy called "Sy,·eet April's Playground"
for Olristmas. There ·was an excessi\'e
amount of dirt and glue on it and one
of the parts didn't work. She's played
'll'ilh this toy only about six limes and
other pieces now have broken. I \\'rote
to the company twice \\ith no answer
rueived. I'd gladly return the complete
toy in exchange for a new one, or just
the parts thal uecd replacing.
~.;-., r:"uu"~"i11 Y"1:1iii::y
Your only recou rse in this situation
"'OU.Id be lo shop for a new toy because
the manufacturer, Remco Industries,
'll'Cnt out of business in JanuA)'. Al·
though several largr toy suppliers were
contacted in an effort to find a "parts''
sour~ for this item. none could offer
assistantt. TilC existing :.toc k of Remco
toys is still being sold by some firms ,
especially discount outlcls.
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'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Finance Michael WlllOn
Happy's Au11t Deterniined to W ~d Barman
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LONDON iAP) -The London Evtnlnfl
Newt reported today. t.bat l•wyer1 for
Happy Rockeftller'• awit Rachtl FltJer.
offmd Welsh barman Mlc!lael Willlln
$481000 not to marry the milllonairess
nearly 50 years his senior.
The News said Wilson told It he refused
-"J got very angry and told I.hem
I am riot a fortune hunter" -and
that l\fiss Filler said at her home near
Philadelphia :
"I ha ve no intention of changing my
mlnd. The more they press me, tbe more
delennined I am to marry 1'1r. Wilson."
The newspaper said Miss F i t I e r ' •
lawyers ''were expected to make ooe
more attempt today to try to have
the couple call it off."
"I think il is because I am I' miner's
ton that they feel I am not fitted
to marry Miss Filler," said Wilson,
a hand.some· ~year-old who is visiting
his mother in the Welsh town Of Llay.
He said he would 'be telephoning Miss
Fitler today.
·; .. " Yes, reversed charges," he told
a questioning newsman.
Wilson said the difference in th eir
ages is irrelevarit because their rela·
tlonship ts based on companionship.
"Is she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
have thought ahe was u much aa that
and, of coune, beJng a genUeman, I
never asked."
The tall, ruggedly bullt f o rm e r
choirboy announced through a newspaper
in Llay that he was going to marry
the aunt of V i c e President-designate
Nelson A. Rockefeller's secood wile, the
former Pi1argaretta "Happy" Fitier.
!\fiss Filler and 1ifrs. Rockefeller are'
joint he.ireSSC! to the Filler fortune,
at one time vaJued at more than $8
mlllion.
Reports Ofl 1'1.iss Filler's age have
varied from 61 upwards. Two members
of 'her staff at her borne in an ex.elusive
Philadelphia suburb said she is in her ...
"I would never have dreamed she
was much over &I,;. said Wilson , who
met Miss Fl.Uer while be was working
as a butler at the ex.elusive Breakers
llotel in Palm Beach, Fla.
"I_ learned to respect her intelligence
and -!\er judgment, and we established
a tremendous closeness. ()Jr relationship
was built .entire.IY. o..n... companionsblp
rather than on love," Wilson said Tues-
day from' his parents' modest, thr~
bedroom home in I.his small W e I s b
viUage.
He said he hoped the wedding wou1d
take place by the end o( tbe year,
and said he plam to continue v.·orking
afterward!.
"I could never be a kept man," he
said.
In Palm Beach Tuesday, \V i 1 s o n ' s
father said he was surprised by his
son'!! announcement.
"I didn 't know anything about it,"
said Richard Wil son, 57.
"\Vhy do people think it's so funny?
it happens all the time all over the
world. If it was the other way around
-a 21-year-old girl marrying an old
man -people wouldn't lhink about
II."
Wllaon '.s father has been a boilennan
at the Breakers since July. He said
~ met bis son's fiaoce , who stays
m Palm Beach during tbe winter seasoo
when be and his .00 joined the lleireis:
her nurse and three compeniom for
a cruise to the Garibbean and South
America last Marth.
"I guess we stayed with her about
three weeks," the elder Wilson said.
~'l\Iy ~n aod I Ji tayed in the same. room."
He said he'!! not giving his son any
advice about marriage -"He'.s old
enough to take care of bJmsel f. He
knows the facts of life."
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BAIL, ..
' ' He and bis brotber Noah are acculed
of the r-.farch': 1m Murder'"' of" Invalid
Albert Christenberry; tt, who was beattn
to deatb in his v.'beelchalr and robbed
of l200 In his little home In Leoti.
Several witnesses have Died affidavits
testifying they were wttll James Rusaell
that tragic night at the LoOg Beach
Nu-Pi ke Amusement Paik, when be was
supposed to be engaged in a savage
murder 1,000 miles away.
Defense evidence Includes a pawn shop
ticket signed by Russell !hat night In
dov.11town Long Beach. where he bought
a jewelry trinket for his new wife Karen
\\'hi.le they \\'ere out on the town .
"l'se just like a kid ... ," he said
somewhat sadly in a jailhouse interview
with the Daily Pilot last Friday. "We
rode all the rides and me 'n David
shot some p:K>I."
He uid that night the •amusement
park was one of the first he and Karen
enjoyed t.OgeU>eT, since her son by a
previous marriage, Nolan Tracy. now
4. was spending the v.·eekend with his
natural rather.
A. court in Napa Cowily, f.al.if., subse-
quently ordered the child taken away
rrom James and Karen-; saying it \Vas
an unfit home if the stepfather stood
accused .of murder.
Sirica Raises Possibilty TH,1T SAFE'S
REALLY SAFE
Russell's brother Noah-also charged
In the savage slaying of the invalid-was
in Departmem 100 or Uls Angeles County
Superior Court himself Tuesday, but only
as a spectator and member of the
famil y,
Nixon as Witness. Hinted FRESNO (AP ) -Safe<:rackers who
v.wked for hours in an unsuccessful al·
tempt to open a motel safe here had only
one thing to s.ay:
He is Cree on his own recognizance
without having to po!'lt cash bond "on
the Okla,homa homicide charge, f 0 r
which no trial date has e\'en been se t
yet.
WASHINGTON (UP[) -U.S. District
Judge John J. Sirica raised the possibili-
ty today that former President Nixon
may be called as a witness of the
court in the Watergate cover-up trial
so none of the lawyers Wt>uld have
lo vouch for his truthfulness.
Nixon 's name was raisl'd in an ex-
change between Sirica and a s s i s t a n t
special prosecutor James Neal about
-the credibility of some of the future
witnesses. The jury was out of the
courtroom at the lime.
Sirica ea rlier told the jury t h a t
whenever the prosecution or the defense
calls a witness, those lawyers nonnafly
vouch for the truthfulness of h I s
testimony.
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.L\LIENS ...
Thus, roadblocks at two So u t h e r n
California points are llO\V on a seven-day-
a-week schedule and oft.en stay open
on a IN-hour.a-day basis.
"We're feeling the difference down
here at San Onofre," said Senior Agent
James Muth:
"We're open all the lime now. and
because of that we have had t o
discourage most police agencies from
picking up one or two aliens at. a time
and then calling us to come lo their
station to · pick up the immigrants,"
he added.
There are only a few exceptiorus, he
said.
"About the only jurisdictions where
we sli ll do the pickups are San Clemente,
Oceanside, Carlsbad and Vista.
.. There are seve ral reasons for It,
and distance is the most logical. U
it's only a matter of a few mUes,
it really doesn 'I hurt much," Pi1uth said.
But the farther away the police station,
the greater the problem, he added.
-~::ny police agencies holding aliens
overnight bill the patrol $15 a head
for "'hat is officially termed "main-
tenance."
"for a service that already Is hurting
terribly for a budget, those charges
are just too much." ri.-!uth said.
The\policy has been in effect all month
but was only publicly announced loday.
Chapnian on Tuesday spoke before
an audience in Texas and hi!! comments
reflected a feeling of futility .
''\Ve are being overrun by I 11 e g a I
aliens. v ar coming in y th e
millions is little can do
to ha ,
At the Onofre eckpoint, the air
prehension rate seems to be dropping .
according to the senior agent.
"That seems to be caused by lhe
longer operation of the checkpoin l and
t~ policy about other pollce agencies.
But we know that the holding areas
do"11 south are filling up fast &nd the
all ens will have to move pretty quick."
"There jusl seem le> be more and
more all the lime, " Muth said.
• • • But Neal said there wu· ••some con-name, suggesting that the former presi-
cern" among the prosecution that their dent might be called a.s a court witness
witnesses might oot be telling the whole · to avoid credibility problems. Nixon has
tzvth. been subpoenaed to testlly by both the
·He said It may be a case· In which proaecution and the defehM .
"85 percent of what be said i!!I true, "That could happen," .Sirica to Id
but we have serious conce.ma,. about Frates. "I'm not saying it will happen.
the other JS percent." · Jn that case, nobody Would have to
"Your honor knows the history o( vouch for his credibility."
Watergate," NeaJ said, "and" It's not When a witnes.!I is called by lhe court,
been a history of everyone telling the lhe ae1ense and proS"ecution are allowed
same thing about the same event." broader quutkining powers.
William Frates, a -lawyer for defe!}dant Neal. said the prosecution wahts to
'"!bat's one hell of a safe," was the
message police found scrawled oo a
blackboard next to the unopened sale. ,
Teen-ager Robs,
Stabs Oerk, 64,,
In Mot.el Fracas
John Ehrllchman, then raJsed Nixon's call >as witnesses all persons who have Watergate-related .intormatJon. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A teen-age
Badliam Su~g!!~t,s
Bright's Ouster
"We want a full, unlimited, unmodified girl stabbed and robbed a 6f-ye&M1ld
bang out," Neal said, playing on the motel clerk, then waited on customers, worm attributed to Ehrlichman i n describing the Watergate cover-up. making change with stolen money while
~Meanwhile, colwnnf!!lt Jack Anderson the man lay behind tbe counter bleeding,
asaerts that a soorce at Nixon's San police say.
geJMPte home reports the former presi· Detectives gave this acaxmt of t~
F 'q -' U • dent is "at the point of .emotional col-rom IHJJtt n.tt _ lapse." . , Mooday night tncideol' •"' ·~ 7 '. ~~· ; 1--.:..1 ... , ~ said ~ JQ Evanlrille, The gjri, described a!! being about 16,
By GARY GRANVILLE · Tnd .. "The American peopte1s faith~ in entered the motel, took $90, and pointed
Of ,.,. ne11y , .... s..et government has been s h a k e n by a three-inch JmiU at Joseph c. BWTOW!.
_ . Watergate. People feeJ they were 'Iben she said, ui am onina to spill .;..,. Dr. Donald B. Bright •b.oald be remov-betrayed by Nixon. •¥--o ~ .. -
ed from the•'s<Mti. C:O-* R 1e g l on a I '1Nfxon will go OOwn in history a.s gull," and slashed bJm twice in the
Co as lllne Com011sstoo, Assemblyman the nation's worst president because of abdomen.
Robert Badham (R·Newport Beach) said Waterga te." Burrows began wrestling with the girl
Tuesday. Anderson sald he still has a "reliable for the knife and was atabbed in the Badham~s call , for the coastal com-sOun:e" at San Clemente.'
mission chainnan's ouster because of ''He wa!!I an extremely reliable source chest, anns, face and neck. He feU to
his poliLicaJ fund raising activltlea came in the past," Anderson said, "He says ·the floor.
st a Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club Nix.on is at the point or emotional col-While he Jay there, a customer came
IWlCheon. lapse. His friends are resisting putting in and the girl registered him into the
The Newport Beach a.sseinblyman him on the witness stand not ~ause 1 k1n "" ...... labeled Bright's aborted plan to hold a of his phlebitis, but because of bis emo-mote ' ma g "'""16e from the stolen
$100.per-person fund raising receptlnn for li.onal condition." money in her purSe. She handed a room
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed-Andersoo said his source "said Nixon, key lo a second guest and checked a
mwxl G. Brown Jr. "a blatant misuse If required lo face cross-examination third out. ,
of power." nn the subject of Watergate, a subject A fourth pel'90n. heard groaning behind
His brother has been held 745 days
·without bail , arraignment or tr i a 1 •
because in his case extradiUon Is in-
volved and an extradltiOn hearing is
not tedmically a trial. Sanf:a .Anit attorney Roger Agajanfan,
who. is representing Russell free of
charse, claims.:)tl.s client has been sub-
jected to double-jeopardy but so far,
apperate courts and the California
Supreme Court have yet to agree.
Oklahoma authorities, meanwhile,
claim ~y })ave new evidence ag~t
Russell 1n· the patbet.ic slaying -of the
crippled old U'lan; but retuse to dlscuss
it any further,
Russell was arrested OllCi!: in Orange
County and eventually freed by Supiarior
Co\lrt Judge William AiUfTary on the
basis of a polygraph test that stroogly
indicated bis· innocmce.
Ooe f.ictor Oklahoma authorities claim
to have i.s an alleged Call by the defen-
dant to his brotlier Noah In the Somer
State, in wb.ich he claimed to ha\'e
bragged that he sure did beat that
lie detector test.
LA Board Votes Hike
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Acting under
the authority of a new state regulatloo.
members oC the Los Angeles Board
of Education voted them&elves a 33
percent pay hike Tueaday. 1be members
voted &-0 with one member absent to
lncreaae their pey per meeting from
175 lo 1100.
Not Mayor's
Best Friend
Purportedly invited to the reception wlllch obsesses him , a subject on which .._ lhat was to have been held near Costa he's become irrational , might very well ~'Kl counter, looked, and uw the clerk GLOUCESTER, England (UPJ}-
P..1esa tills \\·eek were developers and do a Queeg on the witness stand and holding down the girl. She shouted the A Gtrman shepherd gua rd dog bit
others who regularly do business with break down." . man was raping her, the clerk cried out Mayor Fred King dUring cere--
tbe commission Bright heads. He referred to the fictional Captain that the girl was robbing him and the moales marking the 'opening of a
The fund raislni reception was called. Queeg, who broke down under cross-ex· frightened customer dropped his key firm's new office.
off when a sth of critic'l!m descended amlnati~ tn the novel "The C a i ~ e The mayor had agreed to pretend
on Bright and a conruct of interest Mutiny. Ande~ w~s at an Evansville and nec1. he was a crim1nal as part of a
iaue was raised by Brown's opponent, Press Club gridiron dinner. • The girl broke loose and left 1n a pl.ck-detnOMtration of the firm's equip-
state C:OOtro\ler Houston Flournoy. up truck occupied by a man. Police later menl
Badham said tbe coastal commission fl Ow S bb d llll'eSted George L. Baskin, 11, and "! lllooght I'd better let th< dOfl
chairman used "stationery and olher ar ner ta e booked him with being a prioclpal to smell me be(Gre the demonstration,
commission reaources" to promote the • an anned robbery and atiempted mur-so I reached out with my amp~ poli tical re<:eptlon, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A !M>year-d l tected hand," King ''Id. "He bit
"If he (Bright) was an elected official old Tenderloin bar owner was stabbed er. Po ll'e were searching today for the me.•·
"\.he would be recalled." Badham said. to death Tuesday during an attempted girl. The mayor required one stitch
'I don't see why an appointed official robbery on the steps of his apartment Burrows wa!!I ln satisfactory condition in his hand and a tetanus shot.
who mJsu1es his power should be treated lb~ui;lld;ln;g;. ~~~g;~~~~;;~~ln~a~h~IOl~Pl~·t.11~. ;:;:;~~~~~~;==,:;:~~;::::;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~ any dilferenUy."
After his apeech, Badham said he · w+ ma r -:• ....,_
has written Gov. Reagan to ask him
to demand Bright'• "immediate resigna·
tion."
The assemblyman aa.id. "lt'1 obvk>u!!I
lo everyone" that the coastal commission
chairman's ill-fated venture la fund rals·
ing activities served ''hi.s own interest."
That self-lntertst, a cc o rd I n g to
Badham, is Bright's hope of landing
the state director's post in the Depart-
ment of Fish and Game, 5ixlu1d B~n
be ele<:ted next month. ...... ' .
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'Fees Go Up, Up Skateboards & Wheels
Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell & Dumbell Sets : ..
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Boat ,ff.ooring Noiv More Costl y
BOAT OWN ERS "'ho lie up illega lly to somebody'• else'• dock or mooring
hl an Orang' COU11ty Jlarbor will now have lo pay four limes aa much to ~
claim their impounded vessels.
The Board of Supervisors voled unimlmomly Tuesday to hike the dally
impo\lnd fees from $1 lo $4 1n Newport lfarbor and $3 in Dani Harbor.
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Director Kenneth Samp«>n told the board the
$1 per day fee provided no incentive for !»at owntr1 to recla.lm their pro~ "'>-
•'TYUS FREQUENTLY rtsults ln 1 long-term llOrl(e rate that ts much
less than tfie ov.'ner 'll'Ould pay at a cofnmercfal mria," ·sampeon uld 1n
his rl':port to supervi!;c>rs.
. The Clgure supervisors arrived at Is the same pak! fOI' guest dock spaca
11rthe1W1:t ma}or county harbors.
SUPERVISORS ALSO approved S.mpson'I r<qutst to ln-se. ll'om 11 to
$2 a day lbe charge levied by the county for IU II offehore tuNt moorinas.
Sampson noted Newport llarbor 11 the only one with guest mooringa but he
said Onna Harbor mA)' have some in the near lulu.re.
Croquet Sets
Slant 'loards
BoxlllCJ Gloves
Judo Suits
Karate Suits
T elllli1 Drlsse1
T emis Shorts
Tennis Shirts
Tennis S~eate"
T 1111111 Shoes
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Racquetball R11cquets & Balls
Handball Gloves & Balls
Warmup . Suits
Sweat Suits
Hooded Sweatshirts
Adldas.Conve"t-Spot Bllt
1'19tr-Brook .. Bob Woffe Shoes
Leather Footballs·Ba1k1tba1t .. soc·
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South Cou~ty Civic Ce~t.~r Growing·-Slowly
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Uy FREDERICK SCllOE~tEHL
Ct Ille O.U~ Pll~I Sllll
SIO\\•ly but sutely. The phrase sums
up the expansion pattern at South Orange
County Regional Civic Center in Lagw1a
Niguel.
First !he home of a branch of the
!Xlunty municipal courts, the center today
1neludes a fire station, t.emporary sher-
iffs substation, consumer affairs offi<.>e
and a county supervisor's office..
\Vithin' the next few years, as the south
Orange Count1 area continues to grow,
the facility at 30143 Crown Valley Park-
way is expected to include more court-
rooms, a permanent sheriff's station with
a small jail, and, an o!fice structure for
building and safety department lnspec-.
tors.
Plan11lng also calls for branch offices
of the "·elfare, health and probation de-
partments, and, possibly, a bruneh
oounty library.
The man charged y:ith planning ror
tile regional civic center is Clair Ennis,
·space control and planning chief for the
county administrator's office.
"There have been some rroblems,"
said Ennis. "The growth pattern in the
area has not been what we expected."
Nig11el Depa~tments
Following is a list of the county departments housed at the regional civic
center in Laguna Niguel, the services they perlonn and how they can be
reached.
ORANGE COUNTY !\fUNICIPAL COURT: Services include traffic, civil,
small claims and criminal court. Phone 495-4100.
ORANGE coirNTY SllERIFF: Emergency service is available by calling
834-3000, or, call the operator and ask for the sheriff's office.'
ORANGE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT: To re~rt a fire, call 5:!8-3501.
DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS: The county's consumer af-
fairs office ls located in the court building and is staffed on \Vednesdays by
Stan Weintraub. The phone number is 495·1650.
' SUPERVISOR THO~tAS RILEY: The fifth dislrict supervisor has an office
in the court building. Phone 496-1650.
Outfall Treatment
Coast Board Delays
Dana Point Permit
Regional Coastal comm1s51oners
have delayed a decision on· a pennit
sought for the Dana Point outfall serving
several South Coast treatment agencies.
A suggested condition made by ihe
staff and supported intensely by some
commissioners would cost the South
East .Regional Reclamation Authority
(SERRA) -and ul timately the residents
it serves -millions of dollars.
The proposed rule deals with th e
arrlOUJ'lt ·of ammonia compounds which
WouJd be allowed to exit from the huge
pipe planned for construction from the
San Juan Creek mouth deep into the
ocean.
Although state and federal standards
for the ammonia discharge-are well
\\'ithin the current capability of the ex-
isting Serra plant in Dana Point. sug-
gestions by the staff would cost $2.8
million extra just for improvements to
the present plan~, plus an annual extra
operating cost or $250,000.
The regional group's lawyer Alexander
Bowie argued strongJy against the con·
dition Monday, insisting that the staff
recommended a standard for ammonia
discharge which V.'Ould be the most
stringent in the nation.
Scientists, he asserted. are far from
agreement on the effects of ammonia
c:ompound discharges in sewage effluent,
and many assert that the substance
breaks down quickly when diluted by
sea water.
Economic trends and e n e r g y ton·
servation goafs, he added. should be
taken into account as "·ell . Bowie said.
Bowie said that extra costs for elec-
tricity would be extreme if the condi·
tion were to stick. and if the rule af-
fected the plant at its ultim:.te size. the
entity will have had to spend $9.6 mil·
lion to install the necessary equipment.
Current federal discharge standards
·set the amount of allowable ammonia
in effluent at between 30 and 4 5
milligrams per liter. The staff suggestion
sets the maximum at 2 milligrams per
liter.
S{Klkesmen for Serra stressed that the
staff standards were the most stringent
in the nation.
Reinforcement for the Serra position
on ·saving money on the costly outfall
came from Lad in Delaney, the senior
engineer for the San Diego Area Regional
Water Quality Control Board. And
Delaney took his knOcks from the com-
mission's stron.gest supporter of the stiff
ammonia rule.
Commissiorier Rim Fay, the paners
C'hampion of the stiff rule. accused
Delaney of interest conflict because the ,
engineer appeared in an ad.vocacy role
for Serra ~'hile in the employ of a
state reguJatory body.
· Delaney denied any conflict and in·
sisted that he appeared primarily to
reflect the board's support of the Serra
project as proposed and the discharge
standards as set by other government
agencies.
The showdown at the regi.onal level
on the oUtfall will come in t\\.·o weeks
and Serra spokesmen promise that if
the commission rules in favor of the
ammonia requirement, the decision
would be appealed.
On the other hand, an appeal is loon1-
ing fro1n the Environmental Coalition
of Orange County if the requiren1ent
is deleted from the permit.
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~AGUNAJ>IJB.L~JIAIUQ' .BDElS\.!.8.-CljECKS PUMPS
Sin Juan c.1pittr1no Retident Stltcttd •! •'Employt Oflruirftr ,-
r I
'i'he major reason it hasn't, he ex·
plained, is because or uncertainty sur:
rounding the Rock\\•ell lntemational "zig·
gurat" now ov.'ned by the federal gov·
ernment 's General Services Administra·
tion.
When Rock\1·ell began y.•ork on the
plant, there was talk that it would house
thousands of employes "'ho \\'ould live
in the immediate area.
And Rockwell officials predicted that
thousands more would have to live in
the area to provide services for the
ernploye population.
Those predictions faded \\'hen the bot·
'
tom fell out of the aerospace industry
and Rockwell planted a •·for sale:' sign
on the spra\\.'ling complex.
'"The plant stlll is sitting empty."
Ennis said. ''The GSA says it "'ill have
the building in fUJJ occupation in Se\'eral
years. That will spur growth."
Because ol the ehru1ge in the popu·
latlon forecasts, new projects at the
center have moved more slO\\·\y than
originally expected, he said.
In operation today are three munici~
pal courts, supported by a district at-
torney's division, public defender. mar·
shals and clerks.
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A fourth courtroom that was used by
the public defenders now OOuses the
sheriff's temporary substation, pending
coostructlon of a separate 18.cility. TilC
public defenders are now in a ternpor·
ary building.
~loney for design of the pennan~nt
station is budgeted this year and con-
struction funds are expected to be set
aside next year, Ennis said. ·•u \\•ill be a very complete and ample
facility. including a small detention fa·
ciHty for prisoners," he said.
\Vithin three years, the 11laMing aide
said, work should get under way on an·
Reverse Bias?
other four-courtroom complex.
''Ultimately, \Ve wlll h<1ve three build-
ings, each housing four courtrooms, sur·
rounding a central plaza," Ennis said.
The tentative proposals to move various
S()('ial ser\'kles provided by the county
to the regional center are part of a
move to bring the agencies cldser lo the
people they serve.
Ennis said the Building and Safety
Department, no\\' houSl..'l(i at 26051 Getty
Drive, Laguna Niguel. will ll'IO.\'.e Lo an
office building in the com'®F \Vithin
the nexl few years. About .W Inspectors
\\·ork in the south county area. •
Minority .Hiring
Joh ·'Difficult'
By DOUGLAS FRIZSCHE
01 th• O•llY 'llet $1111
Affirmative action plans currently do
more to help \Vhite males than \\'omen
or minorities. maintains Ramon Curie!.
the man \\'ho authored Orange County
government 's minollity hiring plan and
has taken the job of doing the same
for UC Irvine.
Curiel concedes that there is a lot
of resistance to affirmative action in
Orange County and says "there is a
great selling element to this job."
After a fe\v days on tht-job at UC!,
Curiel is still trying to find the place
to start in the complex uni•;ersity hiring
system which has drawn complaints of
discrimination over the past year.
But Curiel. after four years as Orange
County's affirmative action officer, has
no doubts about what Angl06 in Or
no doubts about what Anglos in Orange
County think (If such programs.
"There is still a lack of acceptance
for this sort of program," said Curiel,
pointing out that affirmative action and
the equal opportunity programs from
\\'hich it sprouted have been Jaw for
more than a decade.
"Orange County is stil1 a relali\!ely
conservative area," he said. "A lot or
people here see it as re\'erse discrimin·
talion.
'ANGLOS HELPED, TOO'
UC Irvine's Curiel
opened doors for otherwise q u a I i f i e d
\\'hile males.
; ' , . . .
"There is no d6ubt that it is preferen·
tial treatment. There is no doubt that
it is doing n1ore for a guy who was
discriminated against in the past. And
obviou:;ly it is going to have an effect
on others."
Cmiel described affirmative action, a
progrti.m in "'hlch en1ployen attempt
to ~it minority or female emptoyes,
as ·"accelerating the chances of certain
groups.''
\Vhile be was in charge of the counly's
n1inority hiring program. Curiel said.
the percentage of n1inority employes
jumped from 6.5 to 15 percent of county
\\'Ofkers. TREE·PLANTING PRO~E~'.);.,U!iDER , WAY IN ~ENT!V-1,. LAf:lUNA
Bill D•ck•r Puts In 1 re11 Funded by Cham~r Don•tlon , '"ffie ta!Jnty," he said, "still has a
conservative image, but it can cite pro-
gress in this area." ..
Laguna Council Defers ''A lot of white males fear that they
won't have a chance. They feel that
(employers) will only bl? hiring \\mnen
and minorities for the next 10 years.
Because of the relatively high minorit y
population in Orange diunty--aboot 2n
percent -"there is still a long y.•ay to
go." he said.
Heritage T1·ee 01·dina11ce ·'Actually. it's helping the Anglo male
at this point more than anyone else."
Part of the affinnativl' action pro-
gram. he said, has been the effort
to make hiring and promotion standards
more objective.
The biggest proble1n he faces at UCL
he said. is determining \vhat parts of
the widely diffused employment systeni
are responsible for discrimination and
ho \\10 correct it.
The Laguna Beach City Council has
deferred action on a proposed .ordinance
protecting heritage trees u n t i 1 com-
plications over administration Of the new
la\v can be resolved.
The Heritage Tree ordinance was held
over until the council's Nov. 6 session.
The la\v would establish a heritage
Burgla r Nets 8500
, A burglar entered an Irvine home
through a door that mav. accidentally
have been l~ft ajar ruisday, stealing
nearly $500 1n valuables. including a
microwave oven.
Yirginia Seapy, of 19082 Bethany Drive,
said she aso lost assorted jewelry in
I.he break·in and \Vas taking an inventory
today to determine exactly what else
\\·as missing. Investigators said there
\Vas no sign al all of a forced entry.
E1n plo y e Laude<l
B v Public W orlis
"' For His Initiative
• •tarry Boessler of S..1n Juan
Capistrano, an en1ploye of the city of
Laguna Beaclr for· IS years. has been
selected as the pubUc works department
employe of the quarter,
Boessler on his own iniliative rebuilt
mechanical and electrical eciuipment in
n vilal sewage .Pump station and saved
the city 35;000 in doing so Stan Scholl,
public works director, said.
'jHarry is n very ded icated employe
' and one who can alv•ays be counted l ' on to perform well." Scholl satd.
Boes.,ltr,' his wife Juanita and six
chlldttn live Jn San Juan. He previously
worked. with tht city or San Cle1ncnte.
Scholl 1aid Boessler and o t h e r
, maintenance personnel in charge of lhe
city's sewage llft stations are roquirt'd
l.o "rtspond like firemen " ln the case
of a pump breakdown.
A failure v;ould mean sewage backing
up and pcissibly flo,ving into residen<.'ts
and lbc beaches v.'ithln as Hiiie as 20
minutes, Sc1M>ll said,
There are 26 such lift stations.
He lauded the employc·s initiative In
rebuilding lhe Anita Street s t :i ti o n ,
saytng lhe actf()n v:as not something
00 wus rtquircd. or asked to <kl.
tree list, an~ trees on the li st would
be protected. No one, not even the
owner of a heritage tree could cut,
remove. severely prune or build within
15 feet or the tree without getting a
permit from the city.
The criteria for inclusion on the list
is that a tree or stand of trees be
historic, have taken on an "aura ol
historleal appeal " or have a trunk size
55 inches in girth.
Any Laguna resident could propose
a tree for inclusion on the list and
trees would be form,ally-..pl.aced on the
list by action of the !Soard of aj9t1stment
following a hearing. The O\\'ner \\.'Ould
receive a certificate and his name in·
scribed on an honor roll al city hall.
Violating the tree ordinance would be
punishable by a fine of $500, a jail
sentence of six months or both.
TODAY
BY
J. C. HUMPHRIES •
PEARLS IN
CANNED OYSTERS?
The canned pearl oyster \Vith a
cu1tured pearl inside is av3iJable
at a \vide variety of retail
outlets. and it is presumed that
these c ull urcd ·pear\. cont a in in g
oysters a1·ti those in \\•hich the
implanted seed has not yet had
time to develop into a pe:trl of
possible .e.cm <1ua lily .
Although such "career ladders" have
been formed, he said, "there is not
that great a pool of minorities and
"·omen who are prepared to take ad-
vantage of the system."
Citing the case of an aerospace
engineer with perhaps 20 years of ad·
ministrative experience, but no college
degree. Curiel said that when such people
have been laid off in recent years they
have been unable to find jobs.
Tbe reason. he said. is not because
of inability to perform the job, but
the lack of a diploma .
"On the other hand. someone with
a degree in egg cooking or basket \\'eav-
ing could get the job," Curiel said.
Employment requirements "·hich do
not apply directly to the job in question,
he said. are illegal and much of the
affirmative action effort has, in effect,
Eac:1 ·· · ~ol and department on the
campus. i·\! said, does its own hiring.
resulting in n problem \\'h.ich is hard
to isolate.
The school. he said. is undtr pressure
to increase the number of minorities
and woinen employed. Failure to do
so. he said. \1ould result in loss of
grants to the instit.ution.
An entirely separate area , he SJid.
is student recruitment .
Aln1ost 15 percent of the student body
are of one minority race or another.
he said, but !he figures are deceiving.
?i-fost of the students. he said. come
in under special programs and a hi(lh
percentage do not co1nplete t h e i r
degrees.
Additionally. a high percentage arf'
enrolled in ethnic sludies and o t he r
courses •·1,·hich are not in areas \\'here
parity needs to be achieved," he said.
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• F11w watch repair
• Diamo nd and prcCtous gem setting
•Fine 1ewdry care and repair ...............
Over the yenrs. many tests·
have been made on the pt~arls
from such canned oysl·Crs. c-1nd
one such recent test disclos ed
not a cultured pearl, but an
outright imitation.
Origina l jewelry design and creations
Gem and 1cwdry :1p11r:iisab ........................
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Although the enn opener
search for cultured pearls may
be an amusin iz :.1rn1 chair
prelude to o~'sl.er ~tc,1,1. there are
only lwo \\1a ys to obtain cultur ed
pearls of j?cm quality: either
dive 'for them yourself or go to a
trusted retailer your local
indepenjleni jcw lcr.
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J. C. JJu1nphriej Jeweferj
182.J NEWPORT BLVD, COSTA WES A
CONVENIENT TER:.1s
:'7Y(AR ~ IN THE SA~lE LOCATION
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I If DAIL 'f PILO t Wednesday Oclober 23. 1974
Takeover Plot
lust 1:'-· Coasting 1~J .......... ,, ..@ Ex-Greek Leader
with
Tom
arphia~
Arrested, Exiled
Dig Deeper .
For Transit
A'l'lli':l\S, l;recti.· tA t~i -l"orfnt1'
dictator (;eorgc Jlap1HIOllt'lll]OS I.Ind
four of h1s l'li)$C:.t a~~ut·h1tt•s havt·
been <.1 r rc:.tcd 11nd 1:.xdcd tu 1.1 r1:n1otl'
purl uf Grct:tc: ou ch;.irg(':-,l)r vtottlnJ.:
tu regain PO\\f:I', the guvt-rruncnt an
nounced lod:1 r
'fhe anoountement s;ud tlios(• ;.ir
r~tcd "·ith P apadopoull'):. 11'l•re his
rurmt•r deputy prt•mll'l'S, St,1·liano:.
1'<1l:.1kos :.1nd !'\1l'h<1l ;1s J\lukareZ•J'<
oni: nt !ht' hard.tine ministers in hl~
l'l'gimc, loannis L<idas. :i nd th(' fnr
~Gt:TTl.\'G Tllt:Rf: t-'llO)I 111-:Rl':: Oll'r t hi(•f r1f 1hv l'etltral inlclllgcnr:i·
·rhe Oran"c County Rapid Ti:un ~il <agt·ncy . '.\li t·ht•t·l Hourng;ilis. "' 1\ulhoriL<.1 t1\l' ~(111rt'1.·~ said the r11t· District is much in lhe ne\~·s thc!>e men v.·l·rt• 1;1kl·n lo lhC' ~n1all islund nl d:.1ys. First, bcc;.1 usc a lot of ficopll' l\e11. :ibnul 1;0 n11~t:~ southca~1 ol ;.ire riding the flTD IJuses Sl·tondly.
the clislricl needs niorc IA1ng (i-rl·C·n. ,\!hcn:.
Tl · d I m 1 1 11 -1 0 'l'hr ~01 t•r 111l11·11\ ~ ;1111u1unel·n1 1:11t us sc·t·on e c en ~ iuu ( n c me
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For all . ghosts and goblins
Mil~y
~ Way
Life Savers Fun Size
Miniatures Bars .
Bag of 28 nt. wt. 16 oz . bag
69¢ 1~
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:.:ud l1~l ad1qJ1Jlil11.~ :1!.!!J lh1• o!l!!,;r Juul' a s any monument;il :.Ul')lr1:re·. )O .. undertook l.1,11 ,,,1Hl'<llul'L<il ac\1\1l.1 .
llt-·oplc who have been around 'll erc;Jting a nxil·l~ and the C'iindttion~
grocery counter lately. E\'erybody condueivc Lo tht· disturbance_ of puhhe ~;: ~ if;
needs more cush. ·'.'!: -l>t'<ll'l' :ind rirdl·i·. at :1 ti1nt· 11·ht•n th1· Thus it is lh:1t o ur tr-.nsil d1:-.triet . 1n 1 penplt• ;.~re bt·in:! ~11n1nHJ1ll:l lo cxer -it>c vust planning for hov.' \re'll gel t1.-.t' thl·ir :-,o\'l'rl'lll.ll rights for l hl· around in the future, has to up the I 1· l:on1pletion uf dcn1oc ralie ega 1t y. · -estim ates or what it 's going tu cost.
The transit people ure like the guy
who bud geted in 1970 to buy a beef·
steak in 1974. The bock he put av.·iiy
back in '70 just isn't going to do the
job.
SO NO\V,-..TO GET us a full·rate
rapid trans it sys tem, it's going to cost
$4.52 billion, or roughly double \\'h<.1t
the transit people had figured on \1•hcn
they budgeted \1•ith less·inOated dol-
lars.
'When the \\'ondrous system of the
f uture is completed. some time
around 1990, the Orange County tran·
s it !folks figure that people \Viii be
making 10 m illion trips a day .:i ll
around our county.
TillS \\'.\S ,\ ltEFl~RE;\C'E to lhe
parlia n1e ntary election -Greece's
first in n1ore lhan 10 yeurs -that the
refor1n rl"'in1ro of Premier Constan·
line C.:ir<ir~anl1s h.:i s schcrluled ~ov .
17.
The announl·emC'nt also indic<.ited
that more charges \1'il\ probably [J(•
·riled again~t the fi1·t· mt•n. It said lh<'ir
contint'.'mcnt made it impossihle for
thc1n lo l'SCa pc from (ircerc \\•hilc !ht•
le;;iders <!f the n1ilit:iry <lic'l;1tors h1p
a rc being in\·esligaled.
The guvernn1ent \l'al'nl'd that it 1:-:.
prepared \1J eounter "\vilh deter·
1nin ation any suspicious movcmenL'i
of those rei;pon::;ihtc for i;e \·en years of
dictatorship "
The. govt>rnm c nt unnoun ccd
UPI Ttlf,i.et.
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
George Papadopoulos
·ruesd:1y that P apadopoulos has been
under house arrest for the last three
\leo;oks "for m<.iking cons pi ratOr1a l
rnoves." 'l'he1·C have been persistent
reports that leaders of lhc ousted
n1ilitary reg inll' \\·ere plntt in ~ to
rnake a l'on1 ellal'k
S l ~C I~ lllS (JV ERTJIRO\V Uy
another mil itary junta a year ago,
Pa1radopoulos h<.id be('n living quictl.v
1n the sea:-.ide \'ilia 50 1niles from
At hens that he rented fron1 shipping,
magnate Aristotle Onassis. The experts on all this, of course.
t alk like experts. They speak in terms
0£ "person-trips generated" and
·•ridership" and things like "auto use
disincentives.·· 'Paid Baek in F11ll' Auto use disincentives, you ask, just
\Vhat in all or Orange County are they
talking about? Columnist Confirms
r'
Hershey Milk, •
Hershey Almond, ,
Reese Peanut
Sutter Cups
~Box of 30 Bars
Reese Peanut
Butter Cup
Juniors
nl. wt. I 0 oL ba<J Candy Corn
nt. wt. 1 lb. bag THEY ~I Ei\N THE reasons why
you'd rathe r leave the old family heap at home and go by bus or rail to
Disneyland or Knoll's Berry l-'arn1
Or C\'en to \1·ork
An auto disinccnlivc 1s a flal lire
11·hen you ha\•(' on your good suit.
Loan From Rockefeller 1 · 149
•l.•,, -----=--:-,..,._~
95¢ 53¢
\Vhcn the kids sprcad'chocolate rip-
ple ice cream all over your driver 's
seat and steering wheel. that's an auto
disincentive . \Vho wants to sit dO\\'n in
that?
So is the priee of gasoline . oil. t irl':.,
~nd anti·pollution devices.
t\ny\\'ay, the Orange County transit
people a re a ll steamed up these day!;·
about a one-cent increuse in the sales
tax which they a ssert is needed to get
t his srtem built SO 11·e can there from
here.
TIIEY ARE RUNl'\ING scared
toward the November election in
a sking the vote rs to pony up an extr:1
penny on things they buy these days .
T hat's ,because everybody is asking
the vo\c r s to pony up an extra
something.
Then. of l"Ou rs t·. the penny ta'.\
qu estion is fair g a me for the
politicians \Vh o can come out aga in ~t
1t. Assembl'yman Robert Burke, the
Republican from Huntington Beach,
did th al just this week.
Every politician knov.·s you cannot
m ake too many enemies \Vhen you
come out agains t higher taxes .
THE LARGER QUESTION.
ho\Ve\·er. seems to be if Orange Coun-
tians will be willing: to puJ up another
penny in i;ales taxes to get the S4.5:?
hillion l'apid lransil system bu ilt
lx fore the end of this century.
-People \\'ho today :i re gtuck daily 1n
1ong lines of smoggy traffic \\'ou ld
~ccm to be the bc:-t l'andidatcs to vote y·ca.
So come No\·emllf'r. ,..,e·re go in g tu
find out ho,,· strong our auto di sincen·
1i,·es arc around th is pl<.1ct·.
\Vi.\Sl-ll'.'\G1'U'.'\ \L Pl l Colun1nis1
Ton1 Braden has confil'n1ed that \'itl'
Prl·s idl'n\ia l nominel' '.\'e lson
Rockefeller reluc tantly lent hin1
money 20 ye ars ago to help h~1n bu.'
the Oceansid e Rladr -l'ri bun e
ne\\'Spa 1>er .
Braden, in a t·o lu1nn <listributed by
the l..os ;\ngcll:S Tin1cs Syndicate,
said he thought the loan. long sinl'l'
r epaid, \\'as none of the public's
business. But he said he 1vas "tossing
a side old prin ci ples" of privacy
rather th an be sus pc>cted of "hiding
some dark and mysterious influence
or crime ."
Braden said he h:1s knO\I n Rock{·fC'l-
ler 33 \'('ars. once \1·ork('d unde r him
and nlarril.'d his onc·limc economic
assista nt.
"\\'e ha\'l' often exchangt•d Chnst
mas gift s. lie lt•nt my \1'ife som(•
mone\· for a televis ion pilot fil m : hl·
has l>Ccn generous lo m~-oldest son I•>
,vhom he is godfather," Braden said_
IJf: S1\ID Tll1\T in 195'1, he h~1d
Sl5,000 saved to buy the ne\VSpapl'r.
but ne<:'ded more :.ind asked Rockefl·I·
lcr for he lp.
"And so he h('lped. r:1lh1?r re\uet:1n·
tl\·, as I ren1ember," Braden sa id .
"·JJ C' didn 't buy a nc1\•spaper colun1·
.nisL lie m<.idc a loan to a friend \l'hO
paid 1t back \1 ith interest. a nd \\'ho -
on t\VO occ<isions \1 hen he ran for !ht:
presidl·ntial 11ornination ~ supporll'~I.
candidates fron1 the other party.
1:31'adc n suid .
;\Jc:i n 1\·hill'. BOl'ke felll'r h;i.~
pn1111iSl'd to relt•as1· n1nre inforn1at1on
1h1.s \11't'k (Jn his gifts :ind loans. hut hl'
has c lan1ped a lid on re 1>orter~·
· que::tinns until he rPsun11's con grt·~
:-.ional te~tin1n11~· on hi s n•uninat 1011
I;\ A T \VO ·P :\G.}; s l:.tlem e nl
Tut·sday night, Rockefeller ~aid "it
h;1~ hccome physica\l,v irnpo,.;!>ihlt· lu
do 1he resea rch a nd obtain all the in·
formalion requested by the 1>r1?ss"
\\hil1· ;1t t h<' san1e lime fulfilling
!'('Spon:.1bili1it·,.; tn his fan1il ,v :111d
('011grc ssiun;1 l in \·e:.ticators
.. 1'hert•fore. I an1 dt·ferl'ing an-
. ..,11·er1ng furlhe1· questions until I ap-t
1x•ar in person bcfor(' the eongrC's·
sional con1 n1 it ll·t·s. · · hl' sald.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Delivery of the Doily Pilot
is guaranteed
Ncndl'Jy.Fndoy: If you do not hove
yo.x ~ by 5:30 p.m., coll and your
ocpy will be brought to yr:AJ. Calls ore
tchn until 7:00 p.m.
Satl.Kdoy ond Sunday: II yrN do. not
roceive your copy by 9 o.m. Soturdor,. "° 8 o.m. Sundoy, coll and a copy will
be txooght to you. Calls ore token until
10 0.m.
Telephones
Nost Orange County Areas ·. M7-4321
N::n~s! Huntington Beoch
ord Westminster .. s.40·1220
Son Clernen1e, Capistrano Broch.
Son Juon Cop1s1rono, Dono Point,
!:ooth toguno, toguno Niguel 495-~
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Thu11derstornis Widespread; El Paso Pelted
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Smarties
Candy Wafers
bag of 101
77¢
--
Hershey Mifk
Bars Juniors
bag of 18
Sugar
Daddy
Junior's
nt., wt .
13 %oz.bag
89 ¢
' 97¢
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Fle~rs Pubble
Bubble Gum
bag of 101
Tootsie
Roll
Pops
nt. wt.
15 oz . bag
BUEN• P4RK: Beach at Orangethorpe • Qpe.n weekdays 10,o 9:30. Sundays 10 to 6.
ORANGE: Coty Or. al Ga rden Grove Blvd .'• Open weekdays 10 to 9. Sundays 10 to 6.
SANT A AH.It: 3900 So . Bnstot-No or So Coast Plaza • Ooen weekdays t O to 9. Su ndays 1 o to 6
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LOS ANGE LE S IAPI -
James ?\lito e, 57, u Sci(.
:c;tyled r~lig inus lcu<lur <1nd
k:.1r<tte maslel', hus drav•n a
h£c sente nce in pri~on for
m a~lt·rmindln g lht• dcuth of
<.1 \\Ptdthy S:tn (;;ihru.:I \';ii·
le.v stra\11h('1·ry l:.ir1n t•r
!\I 1!01'.>c \1 a ... :.cnt(·11ccd
1\ic· .. day in Su pt·r1or l'ourt
afh:r tu ~ con1•ietiuu 011 a
<·har p,c of (JJ'dcring a ~'tiung
"rlis<:iplc" to kill ._. Sa n
Dimas former. 'f;.1king lllJlc
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TA RG ET OF LAWSUIT
David Carradine . -
Trial Set
In Geotek
Fraud Wse
Debate
Slated
SACRt\i\l l<:N·ro 'AP)
'fhe ril'sl race·to·f;iC'e
ch:butc IJctwccu the U.S.
Scoa t e candidates
SAN l''RA NC ISCO IUP I) comes tod<'Y after <l
-Op e nin i;: argunlents d isclos ure that Sen.
begi n today in a federal Alan C r a nston ha s
t r1;1I ror lhc former raised $800,898 Cor his
prcsidl•nt or an oi l drilling l'lllllpuign.
fi1·1n \\'ho i:.o charged u·ilh 'l'od:1y's debate in San
~ccur1lit·s fraud ;1ni.1 n)ail Jo'runcisco is the first of
fraud. three this \VCCk b('t\\'ecn
J\ Jury \\' 3 s picked the four Senate can-
'l'u<>sd:..y forthc trial of Joh11 did:1tes: Cran s t on,
P. Uur kt'. 48, of La f\Jes.;1, Hil'hardsnn, <:aylc ~I.
former JH'L!Sidcnt of Geottlk, .Justice of the l~t.·acc :111\I
who al so is charged by the Frccdon1 party and 'Kpn,g Fu' securities and exchange Jack !HcCloy o f the
t·ommission with filing raise Americ<1n Independent
stt1lements. party,
Star Cued Allorneys Ar\hur ~-Lem-._ _______ __.
tl1 pcyt, 42, of San f\1ateo and
Robe.t Rose, '" or San Boosts Told
or his age, Superior Cou rt J All k Haf·ael also are on trial, OAKLAND <AP)
Judge l.c~lie \V. Light said fl ac charged with conspiracy lD Kaiser fo~oundation officials
in handing do~·n the S"n-Hie fal se s tatements -.·ith ' LOS •r<GELES <•Pi h SEC ' h:iveannouncedawhoppin" t enc:e "th is undoubtedly ' ''· ' I\ 1 e · 15 8 t h'k · 975 ·means he will spend the Televlsio!l's. "K u~g f'"u '' ·rhe indictment a gainst . pcrce n . i e . in l
r emainder of his llfc in st;1r, Dav id C.irrad~n~. has Burke involves sales or hea\t~1 pla.n c h.trg:~s for em·
prisOn." --bet't1·!tued-fol'-$l .1.1n1lhon by-sccuntics--,\•orth S-ll.T.-'.:J-mH~J~l oy_crs a ~I un1on-sp-:_>n·
f"rank Namim;itsu 65 a\voman "•ho cla 1ms t~eal'-liontoli-l:!in\'estors sored g~oups an~ a 10 ~r -
callcd the strau•bcrry 'king l~r allacked her d uring a 'l'hl' ca:.c could figure in ~~~~ ~a te .boost . for .1n-
of the San Gabriel Valley , b1zarr~ sequcnC'e of events thl· ~talc's Nuve nibcr b>-11· ,iv• ual custo~~~s. foF~nk
wasstrangled lasll\farch20 lh<it. ine lu d~d t~e ra1~-Joting for attorney gener;1l ~-~one s: Ka iser v1~e
d h'· 'f y h'k .. sacking of his neighbor s as the result of assertions 1res1dent a~d health p~.1n
Floods. llailsto11es
Tornadoes Slam
Desert Country
By lhe A.s.~ialtd Prt•ss
Desert areas fro1n the l\texicJn border north lo
Ne~dles \11e re battered by minor tornadoes and
hrier but \•iolent thurldcrstorms ~·hich left several
homes damaged a nd a nu.mberor roads flooded.
One or the tornadoes 1'ueSday yank('d till·!> rron1
the roof ur t~·o s n1a \l l'acation homt~~ \1 c:.t of Jo~hua
·rrct' bul no injuries \\'ere reported.
··rtie fun nPl ''looked like a tJl~1 t k i-.tr('ak l'Oming
uut of the sky ," sa id slate Di\'i:-.ion of Fol'e~try 1-'1rc
f:apt. H:nll Tremblay. "I've SL't.'11 bad 11u1ds, but
nothing like lh;;it." ·
TllF. SECOND T \VI STER touchCd down in
Yucca Valley but no da n1age was rcport<:d. 1'ornadoes
::tre a rare occurrence in the area.
About ::i h::ilf·inC'h or rain <111d hail the ~L tl"of golr
balls fell in Yucca Valley, louch1n).! <111 ., minor flas h
flood and numerous calls to firenll'n f1 ••Ill b~lcag ucrcd
residents for ;issist<incc.
l:llythe, Cathedral Cily anClt>ailn Dcsl·rl t ('()Or-·
led some floodi ng from more lhan a half·iitch of rain.
Authorities r eported Californi a llighu·ay 62 -.•as
closed from Twentynine Palms lo \'ucca Valley.
California 111 from 1'1 ecca to the lm1lCrial County line
and a section of Califom.ia 78 north of El Centi:o.
Wednesdar. oetobef' 23. 1974 DAILY PILOT ;1-;)
WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
co~~!i!E qfu!~W.
C AllfORHI A'S lARGfS[ LAW $C H 00t.~ .,_
•oFFERS A NEW PROGR"'ftM•
OF SPRING-ENTERING
FULL · TIME LAW STUDY
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A CHOICE OF fOUR ,.ROGRAMS
OF-LAW STUO'f JS Ar AIL A.Lf!
e IH fl1HfR 11/1 or J YEARS ol FULL·TIMf i.i_. 1'-ll f
{15 J6 (io11100.., it0<1•, per .. eal), "''
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p~• cr:::~J.
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o--.om-:-t .'1pblc lo Jal. .. J~., Co/,fo1,.io 8.Jr f10,n:n1>rort.
Wllft 01 "40NE ,01 CATAl.OGlJf'
800 South Brookhur5t
Aniheim, Ci . 92804
17141 635-3453
APPl Y NOW FOR DAY, EVENING, OR WEEKEND
CLASSES BEGINNING FEBRUARY 3, 1975
PIOVISIONAU'I' ACCll01Tl0 • ., TMf COMMtTTtE or
IAI fX.tJ1UNllS Of THf STATE IAI OF CAUfOINIA
i"rt r1s uJ e,d o~ tho •. "'.as canyon house. by \Villiam Nor ri s manager,sa1dthe costh1ke
e "d No·r .ea ,· ut .orit.ies Anri ck l\laric Kilty said Democratic candidate for is due to rising operational 531 am1ma su \Vas going . h S . C rt . . costs. to report Mitose for bilking 1~ t e uper,.ior ou suit the office. ..-'""'""---------------------------------'-----------------------
him by selling him SI00,000 filed Tuesday lhat the 37· No~ris has contended that
inphonymcd ical cures;. year_·old a~tor ordered her the incum bent attorney
to !~kc ofl a ll her clothes ge neral, Evclle Younger ,
Can1poig11 1~rt1he
LOS A!"\GF.l.F:S <AP I
Des pite a flu rry of cum ·
l)laints nhout 1·:1mpai gn
funds irrel-(ul:.iritiC!s, only
one candidate fr1r ~late of.
lice is under .. atti1·e" in-
vestigation for alleged can1-
paign rePorting violatio~.
Atty. G e n. Evcl l c
)'ounger said in <1n inter-
vic\v 1'uesday that Assem-
blyman Joe Gonsalves ID·
C.:erritos J, is the only can-
didale under investi gation.
~'etc Presid••11t
LOS 1\\"GELES fA P >
Lee 11. J)a\'it'~, \\'ho has
guifled J\lodt'~to as mu~or
for the past eight years, has
hecn cleclc:d pres ident of
the l~caguc nf C<.ilifornia
Cities.
The elel1 ion uf Oa\'ies
came 'fuesday ;it the 7tith
annual conference of the
Jea!::UC.
.Denlh A<"eident
I.OS ANGELES IAPl
The dc;1lh of a 10.ycur·old
hoy follo\\'ing a n EV('I
Knievel-type bicytlc ~tunl
has been ruled accidental
by a coroner's jury.
I IO\\'CVl'r, t \l'O of the sc\·en
j uror s 'fut.·sday found
··sonlc degree of ncg!Jgcn-
rc" :tt <}ul•cn of the Va1·1cy
llos11it a\ in \Vest Covi na,
\\'here Pr;ink Perry u•;i s
la ken t \\'it'l' for I realment.
Sunday is rnaE>Ar
d.~r1n g.the attack. !Hi ss fa iled a s l~os Angeles
l\1Jt ysa1d sherefuscd. Dis trict 1\ttorney to
t.:<irr;1dine races ;.1rrJign-properly inve s ti ga t e
n11..·nt 'l'hursda}' on three Gc<Jtck.
n1i sd c mcanor c harges
~tv r11r11 in g frun1 the Sept. l ~
incidl·nl ci t the home or SLA s·i
l\li chal·I Lolincr. Carradine I e
allegedly s mas hed windows
:_it lhc house. l'ifled a Q d d
mediC'ine c:ibincl, played r ere
the piano and Je£t a bloody
tra il to his o\vn home, Demoli"shed authorities said. ·
i'tllSS KILT\' said ·in her
l'i\·il suit that the actor
leaped fl'om a C<i r "naked
:ind bleeding" as !>he \\'as
\1 ;1lki11g 11ith fri ends. She
C'lai1ncd he screamed that
~hl' \1'as <i "\\'ilt'h." hit her
and tried to pull he r clothes
off.
Sht> said the attack left
he r hruised. emotionally
upset and unable to sl~p.
'T'hc s uit sl·eks $100 .000
gcnt.'ral d amages.-un-
specifie d medical ex 1lCnses
and SI million ln punitive
t!i.tma~cs.
Fire Razes
" GWTWSet
CLTLVER CI1'Y tLl'PI ) -
\Vhcrc the grand :1 rmy or
lhe republic and a cast of
thousands fa il ed. a small
bru s h fire succeeded
·rucsday night .
The set for the Atlanta
railroad station seen by mil-
lions in the movie "(Jone
\\;il h ·rhc \Vind" \1·as go ne
1\•ith the u•ind and the fire·
tod uy. The g rass blaze
S\\'CPt through the Beverly
<.'ulvcr Studios.
LOS ANGF.Lr:s (AP) -
The site o r las t J\tay's
bloody s hootout \\'ilh the
Symb ioncse Liberation
1\rmy h as bee n ordered
razed by the City Cou ncil .
The council ordered the
Oepar tml!nt o f Public
\Vorks 1'uesday to demolish
the South Los An geles house
at city expense estimated at
SJ.UOO.
'l'he modest residential
arc:_i has been a haven for
curio5ity seekers and
souvenir hunters since she
SLA me n1bers, including
leader Donald "Cinque"
I)(' l''reezc. \\'ere killed in the
1'1a y 17 shootout wit h police
and the cnsuin i,e fire.
1\ fo'olsom l'rlson inmate
l\'ho died this past \\'eckend
\\·as \'isiled four times last
year by a nicmbcr of the
SL1\ killed in the !ihootout,
prison officia ts su y.
George l·faynil', an ad-
ministrative assistant to the
\\•arden, said 'fuesday that
SLA men1ber Nancy Ling
Perry visited inma te
Raymond Sparks at the
prison l\vicc in .July 1973,
once in Augusl and once in
December.
"They were apparently
tryin g to get n1embers"
llayn~e.sl!~;... __
UNBELIEVABLE
PRICES
2 RACKS ONLY
LADIES
SALE SHOES
NATURALIIER -LIFE STRIDE
COVER GIRL -KEDS. -CARESSA
BERNARDO & OTHERS
LIMITED SIZES
3 DAYS ONLY
to
REG. TO $28.
1052 IRVINE -WESTCLIFF PLAZA -NEWPORT BEACH
548-868 4
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South Coast Plaza
CostaMeu
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DAILY Pll~OT EDl'fORIAL 1•AGE
Misplaced Econollly?
Sohtllution ol donatiOns hy the L:.t gunu Bc o1t h
Police F~rnployes' A:-.soc:lution for ;1 slud y of thC'
dep;1rlm t·nt hy L ~:c·,\tt. Tom Rl•ddin's firn1 , raisl's
son1t· u nco m fort u bit• <1u1.•st1ons of propr11.·l r .
It U!)cd lo be that a lt1\\'n's n11.•rt·ha nts und bu:..t·
l\t~~sm\•n \Vere ;innunlly .prt•\'ailcd upo n by n1t:mbt.•r:.
j)f the local p()li('e forel' to purcht.1 :-.t.· t it·kt:ts to tht·
poll t 1.:men ':. h.-dl, or to the polit·(' bt'llt..'\'oic ut fund or
:-.ume:-.uc h.
Sut·h ht·ha \·1or 1 ... pretty v.·1.·ll :..c·or111;:d by proft•..,.
:.tona l ~ 111 la\\'1.•nf111'l't.'mcnt \Vho \'it:\\" 11 ;1:-an unt·lo:-.cd
<101..u· to po ... :-.i lllc Pl't.•J ucl 11·1' ~i nd fa \'01'il1s m by men1·
hL'l'S of tht: fnrcc l O\\'Ht·d ~cn1.·rou!-l ind1\'1C\ual s.
\Vtule t lH· police ;1 !\:-i0Ci;1tion i~ st.•1n11·>1tl• tind
rli!\lt1u·t lro rn thl• poli ct• dc purtnlt.•n! 1lsl·lf. the mPnl ·
l >t.'rs of the il !\!->fll'ial1un l·un 1pri:;l•_the front line of tilt·
cit)·_, tc1\v 1.:nfurtcOlt·nt.
'l'hl· l .a~un;1 l'\cuth l.'11 v Council h ;.1~ r efused the·
S7.5UU n cct·~!\(1ry for thl· ~ti.id ~·. thus prompting the
d ri\t' fur (lon;.it ion~. )"l·t it i!\ lh(' council "'hi('h is
res 1>0nsihle for mu111!;11 n1n:;: <i n effccti\'l' ;.ind obj ct··
I ivt• l)()lic.:t• fOl't'C .
'l'hc count· ii 's cco11nmy co uld pro\·t· :-.hurt sighlt·d·
Ca1npus Cutback
A st a te dec ision \vhi ch could cul ol'f <ill s tale aid to
building a t S(:lddleback 'College rene ws an o ld clcb<ile ;
°Hpw_ t<t n the t·umnus be constructed <tnd still kept
w1thtn re;:1 sonublc building cost s?
. ~Pt . Jlo b c rt Lomba rdi suggested lhat inte rnal
pol1L1c s of \h.c state cducat1on<il sys tem had
something to do \Vilh Saddlcb<ick's sudden financial
drought. If that is true, adminis trators of the district
should hurry to Sacramento to do everything t hey can
to change th!! formula.
Mcan\\'hile. trustee:; n1uy be forct•d to c a s e up on
their initia I approach tu campus construc:-tion.
1'\\'0 e xtraordinary buildings have been built -
attracli\·e structures equipped \\•lth the. lalesl of
('\'erything. State mulching ;1id ~1lso hilS been okayed
for "' S3.3 million fine arts building and a centr.al
utilities pl ant. 1'hanks to inflution, howe \•er, low bid
on the fine <.1rts structul'c c11 1ne in at $5.4 million, 79
percent OVCI' budget.
These inflationary r ealities gradually are nur·
ro1,1,•ing Saddleback's a ltcrnutives. 'l'hc approach
\\'hi ch seems to make C('Onomic sense is the one which
c·alls for s in1ple. functioni.JI buildings.
Business Needs Tonic
San Clemente City councilmen. commissioners
and downtown merchants 1,1,•ill meet in a special
session neXt wee k to explore propos<.1ls for a tonic to
cure the gro\\•ing ills of the city's business district.
Although the problem is not as severe as in many
of the clownto\\'ll .nreas. concern is gro1,1,•ing that
incre<.1 s ing com pet it.ion fron1 ne\\' shopping complexes
might kill the relative!~· small strips of corTi mercial
establishment s along r\\'enid.a Del l\'lar.
Some critics s :.iy th:.11 merchants have been slow
-[i}'Clia nge an re uc ant to SJX•n extra cash for
improved parking and <1ttractive s torefronts .
The strongest suggested solution is a pedestrian
mall to replace the main street le<.1ding to the pier
e ntrance.
So far, the young idea has drawn mixed reviews .
A strong e ffo11 by the city and the business
community is needed to generate more consumer
interest in the doWntown area. The threat of heavy
<:ompetition gro\vs each week as new businesses
esta blish in the San Juan Capistrano and Mission
Viejo area.
1'ime, indeed, seems to be running out. s 'And they used to call us racists!'
How Kissinger Dear
Gloomy
Gus
He's Ahead of tl1e President
Wielded Power
WA.l".)JllNGTON -For the pa!.t f1\"c
! ~f~~s·t ~-t~·,;~.o~~~in!7~~cb,.~:e ~~~.
1 Dr. llenfy A. Kissinger. ln si<le
sources. ""ith secr·ct doc uments to
hack up their s tory, have told us hov•
he manipuJatrd
·the diplomatic
strings.
Throughout the
Nixon years, Ki s·
singer steadrastl y
maintained t o
inquiring repor·
lcrs that he never
reco mmend e d
policy to the
Prcside nl unll·~..; lus \'tt'\\'S \\'Crl'
~oll c il ed. lh• m t'rl'ly presented "'op·
' IJ ons." he \'O\\i•d , and left it to lhe
<'hie f to nla kc t ht• decisions.
IT \\'1\S S,\11) President Nixo n
~·ould retire 10 the solitude of lhe Lin-
coln silting room 0 1· to his secluded of·
~ fice in the \Vhite I-louse annex. "•hert•
he \\•ould pore over his options. Afler
much agoniz111 g and scratching· on
yellO\\' legal pads, he ~·ould eme rge
a nd a nnou n ce h is mom e ntous
decisions .
·rhis i.~ noL. accordi ng lo our soul"
ccs. ho.,.,· it h<llJl)l'nC'd. They sa~· K i~
s1n~cr 5'!ldorn f;1ilcd to gi ve !ht:
President his pe rsonal rccommen·
dalions and Nixon seldnn1 f:.11ted to
-f":lkt' the <1dvice. t\s a former i\is·
s inger a ssociate put it succinct ly
·"Ni xon agreed \\'llh llenr~· on lhc
things he knt'"' about. and he tru~!\.·cl
llcnry on the ttungs h~ did n't k OO\~
a bo ut." .
·r11E PATT .. '.HN "'aS !'t'l tarly '"
1969 "'hC'n Nixon ga\l' the l\'.at1onal
Security Coun('d :-.t;1ff a pt·p !:ilk. Af·
ier a fe "' ~t.'111•r al rl•m:irk!), accordi n~
to Sc\·cr:1l C';.c "1\Tll'!'St.'S. he nodded
IO\\';tr<I l\1,,li1ni.:e r ""llcnrv and I ar c
i.;oing to end thl' 11ar," ttie Prc~1lk·nt
s:11d . 11 it h ;1 :-.ly s rni!e •·\Ve \\'ant yo u
fellO\\~ tu take e;u·l· of Lhe rest or the
\\"Urld ...
Our :-.ourr~·-. .,,1\ :0-1-.:nn t hC'n laun·
t·h._.d in to a fur1ou~ and \Ul~ar .1ssaul\
on lhl' St;tll' l)(•parl ml'nt. Foreign
poliC'~ ""1 ~ ~11111g t1J ht• h:1ndl l•d by \ht•
\\'IHl {' llnusl'. ht• <h·<'la rt-d. :1n<t 1101 hy
!h(• "stri pl·d p:1 n1~ f:..~~uts" al Foggy
Uo\t11n1.
1·ht·rl' "J~ .1 1··1llv<·111•1• J.!:i~p rro1TI
1h1· l\10 do1.1·r1 .\'St' ~taft n1em tx•rs
l'res1dt•nt ,\·1 \Oil. 1\ Ith his pcnrhant
ror s:i~ 111,.: tht• "ning thin ~ at the
•, ~roni.: t1m1·, h.1d fnr~ollcn th;1t lhl'
' tll;)JOl'lt~· 01 ht~ •tlltllt'lll'I' had C'Olllt' (11
' lht• \\'h1te ll 1Hl~1· frnn1 !ht~ fort·1i::11 ~et·
I lt'l'.
Tllf.Rt:.\tTl-'.H, h'.r;;,1ngt'r 'll'l up
his ll\\'n pn\ all' !'.'late llPp:1rtmC'nt 1n
' lh1• bascmt'n\ uf l h(' \\'h11t· ll1)u,,l'.
\\·here h<' rl 1r\.·l'l 1'<I t'\t·r\ asp1:t'l uf !he
1lt•cis lon-m :i k 111,.: rn ,1clun\.'I'\'
li e pres idl•rl o\'(•r the. Na t ional
Sct'urity Co11 nt·1I. \\'hl<'h fli;'lf•rn11n1·d
ov1.•r:i ll po h l'\ llt' t•11r1trolll'rl !ht·
~u pc rst•('rt•I l'nn1n11ttec of t'orl~,
.... hir h pl ottt:il ('11\ert ru.~t1\1tic:<1 Ill·
<i li<o ht•itdl'd thl' \\'a..;h1 n(!:ton Spt•('n1\
1\<·t1on Group, "hu·h ;1S:'oen1h1l·d lo
1llana)le er•~<'~
'!'ht• sccrl't n1 1nut1'!'> ~hO"' that N1,11n
:-:e ldo n1 at lt·ndl•d t htse c r ul'i:1I
mC'l'lin~s but "'Jllcd for K1.~:-.1n~1·r to
fd l him in 1'hl' I \\'o men confcrrl'<I
toi.:ethcr frequcnll}.
; SOl'RCt:s 1\ ho occu!'>1onal1) ~C'rl'
·'«·ailed into lhl'1r pr1\·att> m(•t•l 1n~s !'.'1\'
' K1:con !lnd K1 ... ~1n>!c r ~•ppnrt~nlly did
n·1 enga~l' Lil deep. lfllCHt'ClUti l dl~CU:I·
,ion!> 1'hf'\ \;1lkrd .1hout world 1.11.!l ut·":>
Hl t erm ~ ·of pcrsonoht1c~ :ind they
v.C'rl' ufll'll \'lll~ar , r11'J11n,.: Into
rort11j!n 1,,11rl('r' v.11h crudl'.
somct1ml':i crul'I, rl•m::.rk :i..
(JACK ANDERSON )
\Vhen Kissinger tfavclled abroad,
he kept the President informed with
cryptic personal messages. Only the
t"'O of them understood some of the
references.
A typical message from Kissinger
in the ~1iddlc East. as recalled by a
source who saw it, reported: "ri1et
~·ith Number One. Discussed options.
lie agrees in principle." ·
!\10ST Of' Kissinger's rccommen·
datio ns lo the J>rcsident .,.,·ere submit-
ted formally in secret memos. "'hi ch
were guarded a s closely as nuclear
secrets. Very few of Kissinger's as-
sociates are aware such documents
exist.
We, ho\vevcr. het vc seen some or
them. A ty pic:il Kiss inger.to.Nixon
memo would be typed on White House
lette rhead a nd stamped SECRET.
Kissin ger \\'Ould begin with terse
backgr outrd information and then
outline his ··rl·<'ommendations.''
At the bottom of the page \vere two
blank lin es. the Jcflmost marked ·•Ap·
prove, .. and the other .. Disappro\'e."
Almost nt•ver , according to uur sour·
ces, did Nixon initial the •·disap-
pro\·e··.-,pacc.
USUALLY, a series or "labs" fol·
1o~·ed "on plain "'hite paper. These
took up spe<'ifi c issues. expressed in
bl unt. candid language. Each tab con·
tained "apµrnv c" and "disapprovl.'"
hncs.
1'he crown1 n~ touch would come
"'hen Nixon called in his Ca binet or
other associates 10 brier them on his
rnreign rx:ilicy dec ision. t\S he-spoke lo
I.he m , he invariably cons ulted a
"talking points" paper prepared. of
1·011rse. by· the ubi<iuitous J)r Kis-
~1n~l'r
KISSING t:R 'S Pl'rsonal memos a nd
1.alking p:ipt•rs ~uided i\'ixon on thl"
\'1('tn:im \Var, the invasion of Ca m ·
hod1a. 1hl' South Viclnamt>se in\•asion
uf L;1os, and scores of other in it 1ali ves
around the \VOrld.
(lur sourl't'S could recall onl y onl"
major issue on \\•hi ch Nixon \'etocd
Kissinger 's r eco mmendations. That
"as the d{•t•1sion lo bomb ff ;i noi i.Jlld
1111nt' llaq>ho n_g ll:irbor in !\la~· 1972.
In lh;i\ in~t;111ee. Nixon O\'t•rrult'd all
•)f !us <·hief adv1sci:s. in('luding K1 s-
:-.1np1•r .
l\1ssingcr·s domination of fo reign
po ht•y has ~·nn11 nuC'd into the Ford Ad ·
mini~1 rat1on lndet•d, PrC's ident Ford
h11d sc<i rl'l'I~· bl'i'n !'i~·orn in before he "
<1ssured lht• \I orld tha t llcnry Ki s·
s1n~l·r \\Ould st a~ nn. Like ,._1xon
heforc hirn . 1-'ord l(':1ns hc;.1vi ly on Kis·
s1n_gc r frH' f1)!'t'1~n poli ry _guidance .
llur su11t·1·s sa v, i11 fa «t. Iha! Ford has
nul fl\ ('1'rult·'I k 1ssin ~l'r ,\'l'L
ffH.l'rNOTE : K 1ss1ni:t•r h a~ some
hnllt :uH diplomatic :ich1e,·c1nent~ Ir•
hL!» t·r1•d 11 , ~nt· I ufl 1 ni: ll'm porar~· IX':l<'l'
111 tht· ~hd <llc 1-:asl. dcl<'nt(' "'Ith tlu.·
S<J,·1t•I Union :i ncl r,1pprochen1ent ~·ilh
nl:11nl :1 nd (.'hina. But there have a lso
hecn a few clls:istcrs. such a~ the In·
d1a-P11 kistan "':tr, Chill', Cyprus ;.ind
the nborted ··Year of Jo:uropc . ··
Quotes
)IN!. t . R . l"ri iborowski . Clcnrlor11
"'rh 1:-: t·nun try 'i; st~1bilH\ does not
hang 011 the th in t hread or .mere per·
sonaht~ . by :tdher1ng to truth a nd
pr1nci1JIC' as lht• only rettl values, good ~O\'frnm(·nt ln('\'1tubly mu~t follow
Let's teach dogs to read! \Vhen it
comes to observing leash laws
and other controls. it's obvious
their masters are illiter ate.
~1aybe then our beaches,
s ide walks and gardens ~·ould
not be fouled.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
G.W.
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
In any discussion of "'orld problems
and m:in 's fate, somebody sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, with s\\·e~t
smugness, "Well. if we only would
obey the Decalogue, everything would
be fine. After all , the Ten COmmand-
mcnts i re s{ill Che best rules to rol·
low."
Yet , Ir we took such a man seriously
and questioned him on only one or lhe
1'en Comma ndments,. an~ perhaps lhc
most iriiporiaiit, '>''hat \iioulcr be the
result?
··1'hou s halt not kill." A plain. flat
statem ent, ~·ithout qualification or
modification . What does our friend of
the Decalogue say to this? Docs he ac·
cc pt it. completely and unequivocal-
ly ? Or docs he try to get around it in
one \vay or another?
FIRST OF ALL, he .,.,·ill say that \\C
ha 1·e a "rig ht " to kill in self·
defense -even though lhe Decalogue
does not sa y. ··Thou shalt not kill, ex·
rcpt ln self·dc(ense."
Then he "'ill say th:it society has a
ri~ht to kill offenders. if their offense
is deen1 cd grievous enough-even
though the first killer, Cain, ""is not
C'xecutcd hy Goel but 1,1,·as branded and
scnl into exile,
Ne,1:t, he \\•ill insist that a nulion h;;is
the "ri ght" to kill enemies in time or
"'ar : he may deplore such a necessity
l and gene rals are the greute:;t
deplore rs of all J. but he does not doubt
that the Lord is on the side of the
"just" nntion tie "'ill also point lo
m any (lid "l'l•stan1 ent pass:1gc11 which
St'('m to confirm hi s position.
S4), t~lNl\1.1,Y , v.·hat ~s lhe com-
m andml'nt . ··1'hou !<ha lt nol kill."
amount to? II amounts lo ~·hMlevcr
\\'(' "·anl lo m ake it. Nobody but a
"t'r:i nk " t :i k('~ lhl' commundme nt
litrral1;.·: nearly e\'('rybody believes
th:it under ce rtain conditions it is
rl~ht ::ind prope r to kill. liardly
;1n)·onc excCJ)l SoC rotcs. Jesus and a
f('v.• saints has eve r truly bche\'ed thnt
it is better to surrer pain than lo inflict
it
Tht' diffh·ulty "'it h the Ten Com-
m andm1•nt:-1 ~ nol thut unbcliC\'CrS
flout It: it is lhal C.\'cn ··bcllcvcrs" do
not bcli<·vc 1t . do not :igrec on II , do not
act on ii A il lln plc sentence of fou1•
.~nC•S)'ll ahlc words. ··1·1iou 11ha lt not
ktll," has confo unrle<I Christendom
for ~.000 ycaril for 1~ bloodic5l w;.irs
or oil have been rtliglous '>''ars. . .
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Tips on Saving Energy
To the Editor:
I am waY ahead or President Ford
in energy conser vation. Since the car·
penters' strike in July,
1. I gave UJ1 any vacation trip.
2. I didn't buy a new color TV (and
the TV I didn 'l buy was a Sony). I did·
n't buy a new pickup <it was a Mazda
Rotary) ....
· 3, I dido 't drive too much.
.-t'." I didn't buy many groceries. <The
grOceries I didn 't buy were roasts and
steaks and chops mostly.)
I HAVE only worked 18 days since
the strike and the wife can tell you
that I have conserved a lot of energy
around the house.
Of course, there have been about
ten strikes sinCe July. The wallboard
m~n are out now. Two or three more
strikes a nd I ca n go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JAMES W. BOLDING
Tax Prote•I
To the Editor:
It was interesting to read that
Nixon's taxes had been increased by
12 perce nt. I live in San Clemente, and
my assessment was jumped 2S per-
cent. Believing this to be a[bilrary
and discriminatory I filed a protest.
~ly only response Was a duplicate
copy or the original OOtice increasing
my assessment by 25 percent.
B. L. O'NEILL
lleallh Co•I •
To the Editor :
Anyone who takes even a brief look
at governme nt national health
programs "'ill come lo the conclusion
I hat the government wUI go bankrupt
if .,.,.e institute such a program and ex-
pect lo fund it out of tax revenues.
CASTING a g la nce at social
security, we see that the number of
recipients will grow rapidly in coming
year s : in fact, it is to quadruple in the
next 25 years: but \\-'ilh the post war
baby boom over and a zero population
growth, there will not be a growing
number or contributors in years to
come. With social security con·
tributions running over 11 percent of
payroll now (5.85 percent from the
employer and 5.85 percent from the
e mploye, it doesn't seem possible to
e:itpect four limes as much to be col-
lected from these same people. And
yet we are going lo add a national
health program on also,
You can·1 make something out or
thin ;tir; people will have to pay for
lhis medical service -either through
pa yroll taxes or through regular in·
<.'Orne taxes. But with the government
bureauc rats involved It wUI cost more
than health service does now . EDWARDH.JJOSEKER, M.D.
l11for•l119 Vtoler•
To the Editor:
In the aftermath or Watergate, the
public, more than e\·er, h's a right
and a need to be informed about the
candidates and the Issues with "'hlch
it needs to deal on Nov. S. I am incen-
sed by the limited coverage g1ven to
such candidatei\ a s those running for
Sccra tury or State, especially when
the office or Secretary or State
Roverns the election laws and will be
roncerned wllh restoring a morality
to politics al ;.i time when that
( __ M_AI_L_n_o_x __ )
U!l/ers from readers are welco1ne. Nur-
nwlly . writers should convey their me s·
sages in 300 words or less. The righl to con·
dense letters lo /if spact> or elim1nare libel
is reserved. All letters n1ust include s1g·
nature a11d rn qiling address but namer
rriay be withheld on request if gu//icient
reruon is apparent . Poetry well not be
pi.iblished .
morality has plummeted to an all·
time low.
1 AM disappoinled lo sec political
reports about the least significant
happenings, the lack or appearances.
the reasons not to vote, rather than
the who, what, where and V.'hy that
truly informs. One such example is
the race between Brian Van Camp
and March Fong for Secretary of
State .. When the press reported on the
Oct. 7 KCET debate between the can·
didutes for Secretary of Stale. more
mention was made of J\t arch Fong's
reasons for not appearing on the sho.,.,•
than was made or Brian Van Cam p's
highly articulate views on the Issues
relevant to that office.
I, for one, want to vote as wisely·as
possible. I want to vote for the things I
believe in and not just (or the fa ce or
the gimmick that is scnsa'tional
enough to make it into a back·page
news article. Let 's h~v e mor e
rrequent reporting of the candidates
whereabouts and views on ti\~ issues,
and lets get the voters' a ~atbelic..,
. 'ChlnS tiurof their hahtis and their ey s
onto the news!
ALL ISON \VELl.S
Claim Forfeilt'd
To the Editor:
The chairman of the South Coast
Regional Coas tline Commissio n .
Donald B. Brighl. has forfeited any
claim to that position of greal pubhc
importance through his sorry perfor-
m11nce in soliciting dc\'elopers to con·
tribute to the campaign fund or Ed·
mund C. Bro\vn. J r.
I le should resign immediately or be
forced out of offi ce by publi c opinion.
or by legal ch;1nncls. for a gross con·
flict of interest. 'rhc commission he
head s ha s 111 o r c than enoug h
problems \\'ithout ha\·in g 10 operate
under the c loud of being used for par·
tisan politics. a s !\lr. Bright has
placed it through his unbelievable tac·
tic.
HOBERT LEE
1'o the Editor :
As a regular reader or the Daily
Pilot. I v.•ould like you to know bow
gre at it was to see a good story in the
People section suc h as the one Oc-
tober 7 on Joyce Riley. I do not know
her or the reporter : ho"'e \·er. I feel It
1s about lime the ,reading public find
out more about nutrition and \'itamins
as related to illness, emotional as ~·ell
ai> physical.
l>OCTORS DO J'fot lcU pi..'Ople the ef·
feels of rood .additi,·C's, excessi\•c
suga r and refini!d1 foods because they
do not themse\ves1knov.'. A ne"•spaper
reporting suc h raCts docs a grea't ser·
\'l('e to its reade rs. ~l :1 ny people just
do not underst and the dangers and arc
1)(1l motivHled--t~~arch-QUt the an-
S\\·crs
Also \1 an t to t ell you Mille
Bell's <'O[umn on cooking for one has
some sound ad\'iCl'. (>f course. I cook
I\,. 111u1~ li1u11 11\al ----lhreC-groWing
boys-but I s till rl'ad it. I can adapt
any recipe if I v.·ant by making six
lin1c~ as mut'h.
I a m not a hcahh food nut nor do I
c\'er ~·ri te tu ne\\ ~p:iper:s. This is a
fi rst
Plca!:i<' kcc 1> u1' the fin~ job and let's
ha\'C more fint• art icles alx1ut feeding
our ran1i l ic:-. "holt·:-.o me. n<i tural
fonds free of atld it 1\'CS.
Cll All LO.l'TI:: EJ\tr.10NS
Memoir of Hollywood
llOLLYWOOD. Dy Garson Kanin.
Viking. 393 Pages. S8.95.
In 1937. G<irson Kanin went to llol·
lywood to "learn the busin ess" or
n1ovlemaking a nd in this sometimes
touching. often funny <1nd al"•uys
well·written memoir he tells not only
what he learned "bout the business
but about the people who made up that
business .
PEOPLE, ror example, !Ike Samuel
Goldwyn, the first ol the mighty for
whom Kanin was to work over the
years, a nd who greeted the newly nr.
rived playwright with .. Sidney
1-loward tells me you're B very clever
genius.'' that's the first Goldwynlsm
to surface in this book. but not, by a ny
means. the last. Another: "If you
\\/On 't give me your word of honor, will
you give me your promise?"
Kr'\NIN also has n wealth or stories
to tell .about s uch other major fi1tures
as -to pick a few al rantlom-llarry
Cohn. Darryl '7.ilnuc~. Charles
Laughton and Martlyn Monroe, and
he tells them all well. ...
Ills book, it s hould be noted, ls not
jus( a collection or stones lln<fvignct·
tcs. however. While il docs contain
many or these It contains them wilhin
i c3rerully built framework to which
their s ignificance Is subordinate to
the structure Kanln wants to build ·
his years in lioll)'wood, what they
("THE BOOKMAN )
mcii'nt to him and what it nteanl to
him. lie succeeds ndmirably.
Phil Thomas
AP books Editor
ORANGE COAST
DAllY PILOT
Hobert N. IV11ed, Puhlisht r
Thomo! KeevJJ. k:ditor
Ba rbara Kreiblch.
£difor1al Pagt Editor
..
The f}iilorlAI J)Dli{e or thf' Ua \ly
Piiot !W<'ks tCI Inform ind sCh'nulatc
readcr11 by pre!lcntiftg on this paJ:,e
rli\'crsc commcn1ary on topiC!I of;~.
lcrrst hy S)'ndlci:itcd columnist~ and
cartoonists. hy providing a forum
fOf° rcadci;"S"'\ltews amt by PrestnttnJ
this news paper's bpinlons and ide11s
on current topics. The cdllorti.I
opinions nf the Dall)' Pilot. *PPt•r
only in -the editorial tolumn ;it the
lop n( lh Pllt!C. Op1niQtl!i cincpreued
hy thr colomnuns and t·arloonists
:inrl letter " riler!'i art thcir O'>ln and
no !'ntJot3l'mtnl o( lh1tir Yiew,; by the
1)11ily P\1111 should bt' 1nfcrtt'd
Wednesday, Oc:tober 23, 197•
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Kissinger
Arriving
In Russia
From Wl~ S.,rvlces
h10$CO\V -Secretary or Sta~c l~enry A. Kissinger
ur~1ves 1n "1oscow loday for
anoth'cr uttem 1)1 tu move
the Soviet und Lr .S. govern.
ments toward an
agreement to curtail the
nuclear <ir1ns race. Rut f '«1it1fi11g .4tpe ll
Western ohscr\'ers <Wubt
any dramatic breakthrbugh l\largaret 1'rudeau, \Vife
islikely: of Ca nadian prime
President ·sex Fi~ms-Happy Ending
Heats Up
Campaign
NORTH llAVERIUL.L. N.11 . IUPIJ -A Eame:t had appealed his $1 ,<nl rine 10 a
county prosecutor v.•ho !'ihowcd ··oee)I Jury trh1I in Superior Court. tlis brother
1'hroal .. and "The l)C\'ll in ~1iss Jones" 1n •• Jerrrn111h . 31 . rat'ed sin1il:1r charges.
theater O\Vned hy h1s ramily has bct'n 1'he Jury dcliberal1ons lasted II hours
found innocent uf 'iolalint: a state ob-into early Tuesday bcrorc recessing Cor th<'
sc('nity lav.•. nii::ht . llcncwed dclibC'rations Tuesday ·
An all -male Superior Court Jury Tuesday reached a verdict by lute afternoon .
\VASIJJNGTON IAPJ -roundGraCtonCuunty ~ittorncy .J ohn f~anlcs Ouring the 13-day lriul, the jury viewed
President Furd, s tepping up und his brothe r innot·i:nl on six of ei1:1ht th e two X-ratcd films at the Eames theater
Ill., 1--. On" I cam11"1"n for I I · I l " l t b ·1 I in Lillleton where the films were shOwn in ...... , .. ..,., ci:u·gest1cyv1oacua s aeo sCt'llL)' aw.
lle1lubliean candidates. is JI overturned an curlier con\'letlon In J uneandJuly.
arguing that a bi g Bethleheml\tunicipa!Court. Eames' lawyer , Louis Elliot, eitcd first
Democratic election victory d amendmenl protection for showing such ·rhe Superior Court jury dcadlockc on r·i cou ld threaten the peace of 1 ms. the "'•orld. t"·o other coUnts against Eames. 33, "'ho J\ssistunt J\ltorney General Robert has based hi s campaign ror re-elc<'tion as J h ho " fl 1 1 1 ·d 1· Arter painlin" lhis dire o nson, "' ura et sac gu1 e 1nes on " countyallorneyo11theoulcomeofthetrial. h fll · US s Picture 1'uesday al a GO I-' p1:1rnugrap Y o owing a . . upreme New llampshire Attorney General \Var· c l 1· I l h' h 1· d rall y in Oklahoma City, our ru 1ng as year w 1c app 1e -~om -
Wednesday, October 23. 197"4 OAIL Y PILOT fl 7
~--SALES PERSONS--
MEN WOM EN
The rrosr beauhful shop 1n this country w•ll open soon 1"
the labulOus South Coasi Plaza Shopping Cenie• II vou
YoOUld lrlle to work ~n theSe elegant surroundings. lull or
Pilf'!·hme, w1tr,_ llberal emplOyee d1!>Coun rs, QPPCl'1Un•ty
kif' advancement. elc., phone E1nes1 Sands for aoot -
54&674 1.
Kissinger is believed to minister, fainted and
'have sent the Kremlin new col l apsed 'l'ucsd ay
propo s ul s to get the \Vhile \'isiting exhibition
strategic arms limitation of paintings in Paris.
talks f~ALTJ moving again, She recovered promp·
Including a schedule of sug-tly.
Ford stopped in Cleveland rcn Rudman had ordered Eames suspen-munily standards criteria lo obscenity
before returning to the ded from criminal prosecutions following cases. argued the films were in conflict
\\'hite I lou~e and said : _:•h:•~P:'~e~v~io="='='=•="='~· i~ct=io~n~·--------~w~•~lh~c=o~n~1~m~u=n~i~lyc::''=•~n=d=a~rds=·------'------------------------" I c;.11! on fi l'publicans inr
Ohio and the rest or lhc
gested limits on lhe pr.oduc---'----------
lion of offcns1 \'l' m is:-i1Jcs.
country to turn out lo vote in
Nov . 5 like you never ha\·e
hcfore. Confound the doom-
:-.ayers. Foul the pessimistic
poll slcrs.''
1'tlarn1011 fl11i:
SALT I.AKE c rrY -1'he
pres ident or the trlormon
t:hu·rcti ha s bl!en SUll-
poenaed to r evea l al l
chu rch policies and prac-
tices concernin g blacks,
who arc denied full par-
ticipation in the 3.J·million·
member religion.
l .. awyers for the National
Assoc iation for the Advan-
cement of Colored People
subpoenaed Pres ident
Spencer \I/. Kimball. 79.
leader of the Church or
II\. Jesus Christ or Latter-day
Saints (J\tormon ), to appear
Nov. 14 t o gi\'e i;l deposition
in a federal court suit
against the Boy Scouts or
America.
Orl>go11 Threnl
PORTLAND, Ore.
Authorities have discovered
a second letter from an ex-
torionist who claims to have
blown up 11 hi gh voltage
transmission lines in the
Oregon countrys ide a nd
threatens more explosions
unless he is paid $1 mi!Hon.
The FBI s aid the Jetter
rontai ned no clues to the
author's identify, kno\vn
only as "J . Ha\vker."
TV Prol esl
\VAS If I NG T 0 N
l lO\\'ard K. Smith's ABC
television nc\\ s shO\\' '''as
interrupted briefly by l\\'O
men and t"'O \\'Omen a p-
parently protesling the
treatment Of prisoner.c; JO
Northern Ireland.
The interruption Tuesday
was seen by those \Yatrhing
the 6 p .m. 1\BC evening
ne\YS.
FBI Grab s
I Su_m ect
/rt Heist
CltlCAGO !APJ -A
nalion\vidc alert issued for
11~·0 men and a green van in
connection u.·ith the $3.8 mil -
lion burglary of a n armorect
truck company has ended
\\'i\h the \'an found, a'.nd a
l'Onvicted hijacker :1r -
l"<'sted. the FBl reported
toduy.
Captured \Vas Peter J .
\\'lllTE llOUSE repor-
ters \l'Cl'~ alerl cd JUSt
be fore Ford :-.poke in
()klahon1 u City lo eiq:iect an
importanl fo reign 1>0licy
:-.tatemcnt.
Ford announced no new
foreign policy nlovc but, in
whut Press Secret ary Ron
.Nessen sa id wa s a
reference tu congressional
voles Lo soon cut off U.S. aid
to ·rurkcy, the President
s;.iid :
"I am concerned about
, he breach or this bipar-
t 1 ~:1n s hip bel\~·cen a
Hcpuhlican president and a
Ocn1ocratic Congress ....
Gushi , 45. the FBf said.
Still being sought
Charles J\larzano.
is "I i\1'1 CONCERNED that
if we get a Congress that iS
'eto-proof, a Congress that
The alert was issued after has the ,vrong philosophy ~
a company security guard hoth domestically and inter-
fail ed a lie detector test and nationally -t he possibility
"'as suspended, the Chieago for the next two years when
Tribune reported. I-le <IP· our country faces t he chal ·
peared b e fore a Cook Jenges in the ~1iddle East.
CountygrandjuryTuesday. the challenge s in the
t he newspaper said, a nd J\f editerrancan, the chal·
denied involvement in the lcnges in the Caribbcal) and
theft. in Lalin America. the ch:.il-
Thc FBI refused to con-lcnges in thi! Pacific -a:;
firm that any guard had \l'C trv to 11·ork to broad(•n
failedthe liedetectortest. delenlc. as 1\'e try to (•on-
The newspaper reports tinue the normalization uf
said about 25 current and relations with the Peoples
former Armored Express Republic of China, as we, in
employes \\'ere tested. the \\'hite •tousc. and those
Police said the vault was in the Congress \Vho under
locked at 9 p.m. Saturday stand bipartisans hip <i nd
<ind \\'as not reopened until \\·ho believe that parti.c;an-
the .c;tart of business on s h ip s hould end at the
l\londa~·. \1atcr·s edge -ir we ,::ct th(•
They.said the burglars :->tl \1·rong kind of Congress.
fire to t~c inside of tl~e pt.><1ce could be 10 Jt.'Op;;1-.
\'ault. hoping lo co1·er their dv. ··
traeks. using gasoline-filled rr=·============tj
plaslic ".lon.cy bags and an (Good Deed People)
aulomat1c 11mer to touch off '·--------~-·'H the blaze. A Ja ck of oxygen make the . scene
snuffed out the fire, and Sundays
'eight oft he 10 gas-filled con·
in the tainers 11·cre fo und unbur-
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sizes.
3.99
Reg. 4 .99 Men's and
Boy's fabric oxford.
Crepe soles. Assorted
sizes. '
ays 10 lo 9:30. Sundays 10 IO 6.
ekdays 10 10 9. Sundays 10 lo 6.
laza • Ooen weekdays 1 O to 9. Sundavs 10 to 6.
R:eg . SOc P·anti hqse
in popular" colors ot a
popular price. 100°/o
nylon.
Women's Sleepwear. Woltz len!=lth
beauties of 100% nylon. Machine
washable. Pc:istels. Sizes S. M, L.
1.99
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12" Electric Skillet. St'oin -resisto nt,
dishwasher-safe. No stick interior.
Butters while it pap·s! 4 qt.
coVer with built-i n cup.
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Marx Big Wheel. Plastic and steel
pedal bike. Its low slu ng stability
makes it safe for kids.
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Fisher-Price Village. Lots of
fun for the pre-schooler
includes people and ca rs.
2.99
Men's long sleeve shirt. Bonded
waist, solids or prints. Sizes S. M. L. XL.
nylon . Assorted colors.
S, M, l.
Women's long s·1eeve Shirt.
Polyester ond cotton blend. Solids ond
10.88
Reg. 15.BB Women's
iacket. Mode of
rayon/cotton with the
el egant look of .4uede. 8-18.
Special Buy!
9.99
Selected group of Jobie
lamps originally 12.99'to
16.99. Many styles from
which to choose. "Road Food'' by
Guess Who
TONIGHT ONLY
3.67
RCA Stereo Album
''Back Home Again''
by J. Denver
.TONIGHT ONLY
Reg. 179.97. Lloyd's
Quadraphonic system.
Features AM /FM receiver,
built-in 2/4 channel 8 track
tape player. Slide controls,
and more. (SS 1300-7624)
7~99 .
Decorative wall and door
mirrors. Woll mirrors
antiqued gold tone frame,
choice of shapes. Door
mirrors are pre-drilled, 4
styles to choose from.
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.JOHN LE HHOH
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RCA Stereo Albums
·"Sally Can't Dance''
Lou Reed
TONIGHT ONLY
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Reg. 4.99, Infants'
Oversl~e per. Full -lengih
zipper, toe cops, non-skid
safety sole~. Modacrylic
polyester. Pit'lk, blue or
Sizes S·Xl.
LARGE
AA Eggs
49~ ...
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Reg, 72c
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1975
CHEVYS
AND OTHER FINE
C.US AND TRUCKS!
<Check Into
Chevrolease
HOWARD Ch""rol"t's in·
creaiingly papular low·
rat" way to drlYe that
spaidinq n"w I '75! We
will buy your old car if you
1 Moscow Women
1 Fear for Lives
~lflSCO \V 1UPI I -~ly
.,1.,tt·r·s husbund tultJ mt! lo
ht• carl'ful,'' a "omun office
\\1Jrkt·1· :.;utJ . "l 'rn li<lLll~
ht1111t· t:arly tl1nighl -iJOd
takint.: :1 L:1.~i "
Sht· \\a:. inu.: ol a gro11•1ng
11un1ht·r uf .\IU )'i l.'O\llt·:.
l1ould1·ll h v p1 ·r :-.1:.t1:nt
r t1rH01;. 111 the t·;qut..il ;ihout
·• 11.,\r hup;1 th1e killer
:-\,dl..111:,; ll••lllt'/l IU .\lu!>tOIV.
!ht· city.
·rhc rumors going around
the cilpital j,lc nerulfy say
the killer has ~luin ut h:usl
seven wo1ncn in l\1oscow.
'l'hc stories say the murders
h;i vc takl·n 11latc in d11rk
lohhi t's or clc\•ators or
apar!tTil·nl buildings.
! FALSE TEETH Dow,.... I Drop, Slip, or Fall? I f..! Don't lltep • nr 1bo1.1t •ollt 0 n e f11M \et th dt~C at IM 'll'tonC ti111t. A dl!nt\l.f1: Uh.Iva un heln. Trucks Told to
WASl!INGTON IUPll -noise pollution," t:rA of -l'roposrd slundard<s to
FASTEET-H'ci"' denl\u._ 1 loGr-
er, fittntr, Readier hold. }talr.n t~t>lrie: '"°"'"joyable. FOi' more .ur1t7
ed eomlortr -1"ASTt:t.'Tll Of:114
\11r1 Adhe11v1 Po•der. De11t11.rt1 th&~ lit l te -ntl1\ to blall.b. see
JC111t deau.i recW&rlt•
The t;nvlronmcnt:1J Protec· ricials tountcrcd lh;it 1lu.~l·f· rf'dUl'i.' noise J'rotn porL:.ible
lion Agency has ordered fort "'as the best 1hcy c·ould ;ur t•omprcssors, seeond
70,000 heavy trucks lo in· come up with, and s<1id the onl\' lO ll'U('kS US a SOUl'CC o[
stall quieter tires and muf. trucking indus try is not noi~catt·onstruction sites.
ners llli P.3rt of a $455 mil-satisfied \\'ith the rt•sult '-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==="========="'ii
Uon ant•ipo\Sc can1paign either. I · Jflr. C!Cbrtsttan's lh4t it' said will eventually • , . .
result in trucks that make , EfA ~ JC~~ons t:ons1stc;'
no more-noise than an ac-of: ··
celeratlJ1g car.
1'he An1erican public 1"or Ji11i11.t: Jlld JJn ciH,t: ,1n1on.~s1 1l1r rrUcs of Jint o/J •
s.1ilin,~ Ji1ips.
\ wi .. 'Ill!< .\ll fll)EI( "ol';1rc is
:;n.11 in).! 11.1 11ord ~ii 1nouth
1n lh•· .d1:-.('lltc of hard lle\1 :-
111 1h1· uff1c1~il mt"tlla 'J'hl'
..,fl\ ll'l prl·:.:. l'lrtually 1.i.:·
n•1rl"• 1·rin1l· neY.:. unless
U~l·t ! Lo 1>11111 1 up a moral.
(j 11 c U f l h c Ill 0 r c
grue:-.omc \'cr s ions says
So1"1ct ;1ulhoritics found \ht:
<lismcmbcrt:d ht'ad or one
of the \\'On1cn vitt1n1s in a
l\lo:.co1\' pond.
·should begin to notice a
··ralrly perceptible change''
in hi'ghway noise levels
within 12 months as a result
of the regulations, a ssistant
EPA administrator Hoger
SLrelow told a ne1vs con-
ference Tuesday.
-A final rule, cflcctivc
one year from now, under
\\'hich the 70,000 noi siest or
the 2 n1illion hea\'Y trucks
traveling in interstate com·
n1erce 'H'Ould ha \·e Lo get
c1uieler tires ;ind exhaust
systems, at a cost or about
$135 per l'ehicle.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
LOBSTER DINNER $6.95
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LUSE SPECIALIST!
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\:1i:ue. One ~a~., the
1nurrlcrs hU\'C takcn pl ace
111 the capit al's 'J'agank<1
IJ1~trict. Anotht'r rnl'nlions
the t\1tl'Skii rL•gion Ulht·rs
1hi11'1 holhcr to mrnt1on :iny
l\1talion.
Tht· last f\TOS'('o1v n1unlcr
J\lickey Rooney has
been s ued for divorce hx hi s seventh \\'ifc,
Carolyn, in Jo~lorida .
l\lrs . Rooney, 31 , mar-
ried the Sl·year-old ac-
tor in 1969.
. A SPOKES!'llA N for
several enviro'nmcntat
groups_, ho"•ever, criticized
the new rules as loo weak,
claiming they would ac·
luully result in "lcgali~d
-PROPOSED Rl.tES
affecting motor homes.
delivery vans. trucks and
lractors over 10,000 pouno.,
gross \\'eight -but nol
hus ('s -undl'r \\'hit'h
ColiJ. LobJltrs sdttttd from our tank /or your dinne r,
f.unchronMon.·F'ri from //·30o m.
Drnnt'r sr!Ud nightly from~ ·oo p.nt
• Su nday Chan1pcig1Jt Bru111·h Jrorn /0 :30 o tn
· -t:111e110111menl-
Do11<·mg \\'td.·Sun. nights ..
Edgar llO!Jf!S l\1011. & Tut/I, l'lit'lllll93 HOWARD
CHE-VROLET
~1;1·1cl )'>0Uf C'C!> :-,~·.
hu\\1•1cr, that µOllCl' h;11c
1 h1lcd <1 nurnher of t.i c
l!lrll'S, offil~i1nd S('hC)(Jl."o 111
lht• eupit1:1 I to 1rarn 111irnt•11
:ind l'hilr!rf'n not to J.!O out
afoITT·Ti! n1 J.!fiT
.... t·:l1't', ho'H·cvcr. h;1d :.umc ----------
ha:.ls t11--rt111:-1'hc run1m·1'
pret:L·dcd the urrest of a
1nan in 1964 for fiv e
ap1>a rent l y se n s e les s
slayin gs in the capital.
decrea ~es 111 noi se "·ou1d •. . .. ·
have,to be bu1tl in fl'O IY\ I Ill!' -Tisht's, K1t4 ts, O)'fftr BtJ;;NiirMI Jfiif1J: ll'lts and Spirits
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~ewport Beach
Hr, M•c.lrlhwr. Jomborer,
1n~1o1
833-0555
1\n ufl11.:1al s pok l'~man
s;i1d J)(liit c :ire looking for u
hlond man, ;dJoUt 25. for
(iUl'Sllonini; in ronnl'l'lio11
1v 1t ~ the murdt•r of one
\\OITT<Jll . Moths Found
W omart Goes Too Far
In Killing Husband
years. B v 19'3. ol '°'d . illttr /1Tl. .. 1" m1· ttW"' r;:';t !~ucks run'ning al low speed 21!\ • ~·f~ ~f' ;,Ql& .Pjl_'
would en11t n oise no JSJE.Coast Higlul'ay 1 •
g reate r than :~ mod~rn Ntll'JIOrtBracli ."fr:-·1 1
a u t o m o b 1 I c 1 n , ti~ r 'acceleration " P.,tsrr11atwns (714} 615-5)20 ,, ~ . • ~ r.
Sf)\'IET sou nl·r.s ~aid BA-KER s FIELD
(people /Quotes) th1•1'1• :.el'rn:. to ht· mnrl' than "' · · k b 11 _ _ .~at1\'C pin o worm KARLSRUl-11':. WEST 11~u;1I 11ol 1t'l' <1 t·li\ 1ty ;11111 h h b makes Sunday n10L s ave ccn GER!\IANY (U Pl 1-Aw•·f"' 1h1curTicnl c hc <·ks in the d . d · t · • 1s covere an raps in b e ing bea t e n by h e r
cas l'l'n crn oun Y· en husband may r;ght back,
prisonment for a woman 1,---.::;ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~, ·', :· \J.\, ,.i ~
\\'ho stabbed her husband.to ~ 1 7, •.
death while defending her-U E
FL1aDAY' rap11al. Uut a \\'~slt1 rn t K C t · T
• tr;1\l.'lt"r s:iid ht• notice d moths \\'ere found in cotton 1 h · h k"ll h"
• n 11\h1ng unu!'>u;d during ;i fields in the Cantil area lU t as no rig l to I im,
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selfaga;ns!h;sattack. ARTIS"l'.'E ~E l:.A R
The woman had taken '!-C· ' .• I. ~t ~ __ -·---· __ near Bakersfle . : Court has ruled.
I The court confirmed a
sentence of 30 m onths im·
lion beyond that necessary
to fend off the aggressive
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Whether you 1·. T't t.1 rock on With
today"s s0uncls '' :1 ",Jh the fitt1el or
relax \\11ft) Bc(•tl' •• · 1/-ie soL1nd is
better \\tl:i a four~·~ .• :;1nel quadri-
slereo. So. BJ,(".i.·~-~:·1ch 1s cffer1ng
an [leclrc~1h0nic s1..."'i1t1 st :1e quadn-
stereo unit con1rl•'lt"' .\'1th AM ~M
and FM mvlliplex stereo 1od10. deluxe
BSR oulon1a l1c 11.:."'C'l'rci chnl1ger, 8·
track lope pla~1"'r r 1'«._i . 1 speakers.
And. you con st. 'rt· th"'-. ltf~1t in the
home stereo cl1n <t 0,...,-·nt cabinet
included rn the P" 'kulJil. You will
also receive 1 pre ~crnded tape. 1
record. and stereo h• •cidphanes. So.
come to Goodrich no1v and save.
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Hurry ... sole ends October 31'
B.F.Goodrich
we're the other guys
4 ways to charg• Rt~olvi"IQ t.hotge, BonkAmcrlcord , Mostrt Charge, American f11press
B. t.,. Goodrich Store
2049 HARBOR BLVD. lat bayl COSTA MESA _ ........ ..
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774-7578
100 50. MAIM ST
547./155
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Sears u·
LOCATED ON THE LOWER LEVEL
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Women's
Feminine
Nightwear
Lighlweighl, Long Quilted Robes
Sort and feminine robes of acetate t.ricot
wi1h polyesler fiberfill. Hand washable .
I n sizes sma ll, medium and large.
Cozy Flannel Gowns and Pajamas
Warm, 100% collon flannel pajama·s and
long gowns in assorled color prints. Siies
small, medium and large.
Prices Effec tive lhrough
Saturday, October 2&
Use Sears Revolving Charge
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S~le 4 80
Reg. $1. Dreamy nylon shift length gown~1 with embroidered yoke and
lace t m. Turquoise, ivory, and
pink i sizes S-M·L.
Sale· 560
' Reg. t7. Glamorous short shift length
nylon lrlcol gowns in the {'lewest prints.
Various colors in sizes S·M·L.
Sale 560
Reg. $7. Shift length gowns of ny!on
tricot with sheer overlays. Embroidery
or lace trimmed. Pink, blue, maize.
Sizes S·M-L.
Sale 3 20
R99. $4. A selection of shift length
gowns of 1 OO'k nylon tricot ~ith sheer
overlays. Lace trims, some with ruffles.
Assorted p~~s . Sizes S·M·L.
Sl1e1 XL •nd XXL, reg. $5, S•ll $4.
We ~CH rifectl•• ......... Mo.def·
Use your JCP1nn1y ch•ra• caird.
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super stretch
Flexxtra®
pantihose.
. • At ~like this\ It'll pay to stock ~P for tl1e 1n11111.
ChOfal&OUr Aexx re' pantihose from two ever-popuhtr
llylol. Fllloll Top Wl1l1 nude heel, reinlorced panty lllld ~All Sheer ~lexxtra with sandalloot. Bolh .-in
lots of great lasKfon colors, sizes short, average or tall.
ThefN a great buy every day. Right now, they're terrific!
• Flexxtras Subtle Shaper pantihose, sizes S·A·L.
Reg. 1.89 a pair,, Siie 4 for SS.
Queen size Flexxtras pantihose, nude heel, reinforced toe,
'•izes OS·OT, Reg. $2 a pair, Sale 4 for SI.
Cotton /spandex top Ftexxtras pantihose, nude heel.
reinforced toe, sizes S-A-L, Reg. $2, Sale 4 tor SI.
Conl•ol top Fie••!•• panlihOse, Reg. $2, ~19 4/M.
Total support ponlihose~ nude heel, sizes S·.i\·L, reg. $4,
Sllt3 for SI. Sizes OS'uT, Reg, SS, Salo 3 lor .. 11.
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Shop Sunday I I a.m. to 5 p.m. at the following stores:
fiUNTINGTON CE~TER, Hunti'ng tcin Beach (714 ) 892-7771 . HARBOR CENTER . Costa Mesa (7 14) 646·5021.
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UCI Names
Viejo Ma1i ·
Wedne!day. Oc.1ober ?J, 1974
Board
Uy WILLIAM SCHREIBER
John Ii. L:i\v son ur i\t 1:-.·
~•on \'i c jo, r 1·l1r c d
ae ro!i pace exccul1 \e, haS
been elected lo memhcrship
on the board or tru~tct!s ror
the UC Irvine College uf
1.ledicinc.
pro\·als ond conditional pt•r·
1n1l appro\•a ls <J r C munfiu11l'
S.·\N1'1\ A'.'\1\ -Amid' chores that could bff, h;i n
c h a r~cs th e y wo u ld. died out.side the cu1nm1~
"ema.sculale laod use plan·.· ~on.
n i n g. '' -O r ange County Uatl in said scVer111J: the ·
Supervisors ha \•c rejected formulation ~!age uf J;ind
proposed changes in the use policy fro1n its 1m-
counly 's plannin,tt function. pl c n1 e n tat ion, • ·" ou lei
•·JT IS VITAl.L\1 irnj>or-
tanl 1 hat lhe body wh11·h
se,ts land use J)Olicy St..'CS ' •
The announcement was
made by hoard chuirman
11ryanl .t:ss1ck following
l.a wson'!i approval by UC
ltci:cnls and the college of
medicine 'boa r1I.
The altera tions, sug-emasculate land use plan·
gestt:d Tuesday by Super-n1ng in Orange County."
visor Ralph Diedrich. voould
have included po~siblc
creation o f a specia l
hearing orCi cer or a second
pl a nning co n1miss ion to
handle d ay ·to ·da y a d·
nunistral1\c ltl·n1:-.
·rhl'n Ba lt111 turned on
l)1c drich pC l'~u n a ll y bY
<'harging the f"ull crlon
supervisor is proposn1g tho
chunges, "lo niake ;1n end
run around Shirley (Jrindltt
-planning l'ommissioncr,
from th e fourth !::i upe r1
visoriul Di.st rit l." ~
lllt-:DRICll S AID hi..;
proposa l was only for a
study of the situ;11ion to
pro\·idc lhc board with
1nor·c udc<1uatc 'infefr -
mation.
La.,.,·,011 rl'll l'cd lasl yc:ir
from /us po-.! a' C\l'Ctttl \C
\'lt'c prt·-.11lcnt ur l'hileu-
f o rd '-. 1\e ro:-.p a l'c :ind
l>c fe n :-.c s~ :-.l e 1n:-. a nd
(Jpcr:.1l1on'> afl<·r a 2l·yl':tr
<·arccr \\ 1lh Furr! :\lotor
f'o rn p:.111.v :.i nd 1t~ J'htl<;IJ -
f"ord sultsld1ary.
IJ1edril·h ar got·d un~uc
Ct•:-.,.fully he v. ;1:-. nnly a:-.lon~
the board lo order a study of
lhl• propos:tl by top plan·
n1ng offi cia 1 ~.
Official's
Trial Set
"IF Tll E\' CO~I E hal'k
nnd s ay nothing can be tlone
lo relieve the logjan1 in
pl<tnning commis~ion ac-
tions then so be it." he said.
"But I think this ho:1 rd ha s
lo give some direction.··
.SAJ\'TA !\NA -Federal Diedrich swayed only rel-
«-'o ntr act ad1ni11i str11t o r~l~ Supervj__s_Q r David
--:J ollilW-clU.r of-~t·\\'port Balter, who said. "I suggest
Beach has been ord1·rcd lo this kind of s eparat io n
1';1ce trial J)cc. 2 1n Orange \\'OU!d not only streamline
County Sup1Jr1or t'uurt un the proceedings but would
Lu rg l a ry a nd c hild. Save overhead as well."
m olcsting ·chargcs filed by The final, vote was ~
Costa ~I t:~:i police Scpl. 11. against Diedrich 's plan.
\Veller. 51, or 2908 Clifr Supervisor Robe rt Battin
Urive, pleaded innocent at took strongest issue with
h is arraignment before Dicdrich's contention tha t
Judge E.\·ert:tt \V, Dickey. functions such as use per-
llc remains free on lnul. _mil approval, variarice ap-
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FROM KORET OF CALIFORNIA
Orl'S~ wil t\ pl.1~ o,1 r wt\('11 vou
WNr lhC''lo'I ll•l'·""ol 1:un1.s ot
Q1anJ" n1·lon an,! .1 <oo.H~1.n,;
S+lw'I rib I·"" \,,,•Jter ~I.
t(orrl's ver'o.l!•;•! llohdily
~p<11a1r~ ""II m,1~\" yOu !he
l-'lk of !hf PJ•ly. lhfy co"'e
in wt\11" or ll',tk . .Jnd .)rr
am~z1n.-ily w.~~~ble. All'"
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Sltevtltss V·neci; Swt 1ter 18.00
V·net~ C111l1gJn Swe~ter 25.00
Pr1.im~ Pariti 32.00
Newport, Newport Center
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time sa v 111~s \\' 1 IJ onl y rt•,ult
in crc11t1on of new \VCakHl'"
scs In a problc 111 -ridtlll·d
flJ'tl('t•:.-..
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ston "'uuld pre p;1rc the
i.:e nc r:d pl a n ;u1d zo111ng
r ejl ul :1l io11 :. ;111U a n ;ul ·
m 1n1slratur \\'ould dc('id1·
p1:rm1l and \';1r1ancc ap·
plicalions," Da ltin :.aid .
lie sa1d l'i ll Ch an ar·
. r;in):cment \','Ould JJOSC lhc
immediate thrcal that the
decisions on 1nd1v1dual l<1nd
U:'>l' cuuld be at cro:-.8·PUr·
poses with lhl' po li cies
~tated by the com1nission .
" If decisions l 10lll'l'rn1n g
indi\•idual l:i.nd u.sc do .nuL
reflect those poli cies. then
, the g l·nvr;.il pl ;1 11 und
ORANGE COUNTY
that the policy is carried
uut."
lialt1n also charged the
ar rangement would remO\'l'
pe rmit and variance
dc.cbJun:i...Jro.m c (fetlive-
public control. lie snid ther
. :irl' not minor rn:itll'r.1; 1111•1
r
DI EDHICll :\N l.J ~11':'>
(irindle ha\'1.' hl'l'll at odd-.
in the past 11 vt•r \\)\;it
Diedrich clai1ns is the pl :in-
ning com n1 iss1on's pr:1C't1 cc
of forcing de \ l·lopi·rs lo
delay their projects U\'l'I'
and over again bc<·:1use uf
comm iss ion indl'c1siun.
''\Yhat a n1a :..s 1 v ~
reorganizatio n e ffort to
defeat one stroni,: v.·oman
like a cannon to kill a
mosquilo." Batt ill' s:dd .
"\\lh y not ap1)oint a fc11' u11 -
~c.astraLc.d male comn11:;.,
siont•rs'! It \\•ould be a l1it·
e;1s1<·r."
Sale10.39 .... -~·
Reg. 12.99. Boyt' •ork booll .
Ceaar brown glo~e lealher
uppe1s-. PVC sole and heel.
Junior boys· sizes,
Prep boys' s•zes.
Reg. 13.99, S.19 11 .19
. .
'fhc niajority on the hoard
th:cidt·d to ~o :dong ·\1•ith.:1
":.talus 11uo " motiun IJy
S upervisor Halph Clark.
\l'hO :.UgJ(CS ll'd lhc Il l'\\'
county Env 1ro nn1 cnta l
J\lanat!emenl At!cncy "as
rormcd lo handle just s uch a
~m.
f~~1A. Director li.G .
''(ieorg e '' Os borne, in
"·hose domain the µJanning
dt"partment now falls, said
he undt'rstantls the concern
uf sontl' of Lhl' s upcr\'isurs.
hut :-.aid it \1'ill l:ike about
:-.i.x n1 011th~ iu ;i ns11·cr lhl·n1
11ith POSitivc action.
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SAVE ON CHAIN
Ll~~FABRIC
509/o OFF *'
FAIRICWHEll
IMSTAL\.EOIY WARDS
•G•te1,•~t..,.a.flH .. orid i111W..~ .. ,,d,~.tow
....... iow pricea. Call fw frff ttl't"r toda~.
WOOD '.4.MD WROUGHT IJOH ALSO AYAll.Alll
HUNTINGTON CENTER
1111 1.t; ,. lt .ei .... _,,.
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Sale 7.99
Reg. 9.99. QJrls" 111-colOf 111ede
o•IOfcl1. Bold po1l-ho[e aetail.
Brown/ beige/ 1ust suede
leather uppe1 s 011 cushion
crepe ouisole ana heel.
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L·
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• ' ·sale 7.99
,.
.• "
Us• rour JCP•M•Y ch11ge c1rcl. . < -.;'
<
f..v• ' '
r.'1
R•g. 9.99. Glrl1' wlng lip
., c.u11I 1ho•1. T a1\
anlJqu ea gram vinyl
uppers Honey
creoe OUISOIOS
and heels .. '
We're.' kicking ··20% Off
Our . sh()-es for g· 1·r1s ~-~~!~"!---.. :2~ "r. Toe OllOrdJ wilt\ PVC
so ti aind heel. ln1ection
moldel1 consuuct1on. d b '
ln 01own. an Ous now Preobo'/S's1zes. . , ' . . .. .......... , ...
. ' ••
There's a big selection of kid-pleasing styles for ~J?~Jl> ~ \, ·~;r -· .... girls' sizes 81/2-4, boys' 8112-3, young men's 31/2-6. -___;;;
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Sale9.59
Reg. 11.99. Boys' 11hlele
1lyl• 1hoe1. Brown or t>lur.
~uede llPflC'rs on
ln1C'C!•on molded sole .
Junior bOys sizes.
PrC'p boys' S•lCS,
Reg. 12.99,
sai. TO.Jg
Sale 3.99
Rig. 4.99. Boys' laDrlc
shoes. H".WY r.n tton
upp,.•s. cush1onrc11nsolo .
YUIC.\fl1J;ed Cl'.UISlruc t+on.
Bluo or b1own.
Sale10.39
Reg. 12.19. Junior boys'
h1rne11 boolt. Bro"'"
lc.11hcr l.>01. vinyl ahatr,
P\IC 1ole and heel.
Sale 7.19
R'll· •• 99. Cr 1n~ lo: p;!f~n1 o• IOHJ
''" r1t1!s l c.11•1.i1 too~ Yon\.!
""I"''~ W•l'1 con!r~sl §lo1cnong
l'•~V'"'Y' • rolo•ode sole ano heel
Stll"Y Ill~~~. n•wy ~nd •e<t
1 • ., •
Shop Sunday l I a.m. to 5 p.m. at the follow in9 stores:
•
FASHION ISLAND. Newporl Beach (71 4) 644·2312.
HUNTINGTON CENTER . Huntington Besch (7 14 ) 892-777,1.
I )"lARBOR CENTER, Cosla Mesa (714) 646-502 1.
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Sale 7.19
Rtg. 1.,9. Girls' P•l•nt ·t, slrtp 1t\011. Shiny
v•nyl uppers Cushioned
nylon !ncor lined. Molded
ola1!o'm outsolc
.1n<J heel
-~~.1~:~~~9
c11ual boo!• ler boy1.
Brushed suede uppers,
plan\alion Sole and
heel\ F1&hlon colo1s.
Pr'p boys' siics,
A't. 11,ff, 5111 10.31 ,.
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_Journalists
To .A.ddfess ' ..
Workshop
. .AN'AH E 11\1 :-wo noted
joufpalists Will be 1mone
lhc media txperls ilddres·
sin& the. 10th annual l>ltSA
f Publi c Relations'So6ietyof
America W'rkshop tit the'
Royal Inn ht\re Oct. 30. Jess
l\Iarlo'>''. KNBC·TV news
anchorman • .-.nd J,ack
Smilh.·long-limc columnist
with tile Los Angeles Times.
Mil speak to general as·
semblies at ttie con£ercnce.
?i.1arlow is host or "The Is·
sue Ii," pro1r1tm -and is a
permanent panelist on the
Emmy·win'ning "KNBC
News Corferencc. ''
For The . '
Record
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Of 1'111rri11f1f!
f'1.JlDIECltflS Emet'tt:!Ot•• 10
"-'lttt, SMrlilv M.t11d Edw•rd 14.
1:11•*"· IMlly LDll~O•••I MlrlaNI
MlfdaMdo, Mlrlt Vit;lllWI -'.1 .. 1~ ....
c..rftr, LlnO .. St;t '"" U.ry MlltOlrn
Halcl\, C..rDI Ann•l'ld 01vld EU9tl'll!
Vtr-, A doll ... C. l f'IO JOHphu\ A.
Brom!1y, 011v1h A.'"" 81rti.r1 L
DiO..on, k1r1n L y11t•t Ind Gor""" JDl.tpfl
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Ac>wk.Gotr•lollM F • ..,d Giffin L.
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Frtd, Ul>lll 0.rltne 1nd RUhlrfMorlly
Muu1,.1ua,N1dH,1nd llu!llS,
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U!WIU, AntllonJ J., J r, 1ndS111<111 L
Encl nit ,, S....llt O. end • 1"-rl A.
IClflQ, NOMY Mtrtt '"" c;.r1ld Aor,r
Smi!ll, l.ffnO M. tnd J 1m1' R. !tin F .. ,..,, ~rDn 0. tnd OonlldW.
Sl .. 11H, P"riclo K. Ind P1111 D.
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.c.iu, Enlcl H.lfld S.111•,.,ln
Bllllf'd, Trittt!.A E. incl ~lt•trlHll-d
11Nr1i11, Botlble -t.Hll•n I.
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Grll'lll, He1t11r Jr. i nd C:lllllletlt C.
5nlith,G10t11Jt1n I nd C!ilfor11 En.Ht
C-y,J1~t.111d l.IM1 5.
llW,..._IOCC1LH-Ci•rr LH
Deaths
Elsewhere
PORT AU PRINCE, ltaili
CAPI -Elie Lestot, 90, i,1ho
ser\·ed aa pres iden t of this
Caribbean nation fron11941·
19-16. died Tuesday at La
Boule, Haiti.
lk'ltth N "llr•'
I
County's GOP
Toehold Slips
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
OllMOtllW l'llM l>l•H
IN 'fHE AR'i:;NA of modern politics. there ha\'C
been fe,v partis:.n strongholds ;:1s rorn1idable as
Orang-e County -Republi C1i1 n cnpittil or th e United
States for a qu<1rler of a century.
Preserye Shrinks
Irvine Witlidrau1s Pri11i e Land
SA~TA AN1\ -The Ir·
\•i ne Compa n y has to1 4
Orange County Supervisors
it \\'ill \\'ithdr<tw another 568
<1.eres or prime lwnd from an
a gric ultural prese rve
created five years a go.
1'he parcel is on the bor·
dcr of 1'ustin, bounded by
the Stt-nt·a Ana t'rcc,~1a y,
l\l yford Road and Irvine
Boul evard.
doi ng this C\'C ry yt•ar "'hen :.i.::ril·u\lur:d laud r.i!l1 cr
I Ur$!cd to ha\'(' all lhc lhanrt•s i d('nlia l profK'rl ~.
preserve c a1I C(')Cd la:-t l . Dicdr1t•h ronter1d1·•I rno:-1
Yl'<I r . ' ' s a id s u pc I'\' i SOI' of lht"IU,OUU :t1· 1· ..... 11r1~1na 11}
Halph IJicdrich. plac1.·d 111 ~ht· p1 l't>l.'l'\t' \\ 111
"I still m :lintain thal the IJc dt'l'l•ln 1~cd soin t dill
"l i '"'L good .. -d :Jll)'\V:JI .. o 1\ :.hould .ill 1,.. agrccn1 c., s.. ..... " this 11·ill hi' the history of on t.h1· lt1ll tux roll., t111l ;1~
·1 "I Id t · S111t'l' t!11• 11r 1g 1nal
t , 1c :1t c <. :igrccni (•nl \\a" l'fl'l·1·t111•
llicdr1ch lost on 11 3.:! l'Ol c f L·h 111 . l!Jti~I. tlh· (•On1 p:i11~··:
tast )'t';.ir 11·hen he tried to l;i\t·~t to ,11•;11 1\a!1 1n g
ca nl'Ci the agricultural IH:riod 11111 l':-OJllrt· Fl'IJ IH.
pr ese rve .on I r.11 in c l!IS.1
Hanch.
I ~ .\t:\1\1:\C: 11 ... r1·qt1\'~l
for \\tlhdra11;!1 . lht• 1·on1
DAIL 'f PILOT 1 I :t
Absentee Vote
Deadline Nears
S1\N1'1\ A:\,\ \'uh·r:. 11hu pl.HI Iv h1· .dJ:.('11\ lrum
their p reeillC't 011 l'll•t•\ion da~ :\o\ ~. h,1\·1· unti l lll''l
'l\11·~,lay to i.!t•\ th1·1r ulJ:-O:l'lll'-''-' IJo.allol 1 cqut•..,l 1nt1) lht•
eounl .\' Ht' i..:1:.1 l"Jl' of \'oh·r:. offtt'".
l! rcqu 1•:.t1n~ ,, h;cllu\ li.1 111;~d. lh1· 11111·1 n1u:-11nt·lt1dl'
111:. fu ll ri :1 m1·, l'1"-.1d1·nr1· a~hlrt•.,:.. ;1ddrt''!> l•• \1h1t·h 1hc
ballol i~ to ht• n 1.11l.·d. !11 :-.,11.:11:.turr ;111d a r.·.1snn "hY
hcl\'011 '1 ht•1 1111 11).; Ill 111:..l:-.,l;!lltd ll!'••t'lllt'!
'!'he rt'iP~lrar 11\ \'Oler:. Olltce 1:-. lot·;1\l'd .it 1!111 E.
Chc:.tnu t ,\1 l', S<1nt.• ,\na. '!'he n1:.ill1n ~ Jddrt•i-:-1s
P.0 Bo~ ll :!'JK:0-,,111la1\n,1 .~1:!-;11
A slight varialion on an old
political s loga n wou ld have
described county politics perfectly
-"As the Republican Party goes
so goes Orange CoUIJl y."
Voters here c'onsislently have
gi\·en the majority of their ballots
to the GOP candidates -1.1,·hether
or not they win in the end. E\•en the
county's [)em()(rats added heavily
The n e~v withdrci,val
brings to nearly 9,000 acres
the amount of land the con1·
pany has t aken out or
preser,·e status s ince an
agreement was signed with
lhe county.
The a eccptanre hy super·
vi sors of the co mp<1 ny 's
notice n1 cans the land t·an
be del'elopcd into homes or
businc~s areas ~tu rtlni;! 111
Februa ry 198•1.
pany s11irl 82 perJ.•ent of !ht· L----------------------'
sc:"11a11a11 to the landslides.
SO\'f THE PIC'.l'URE or Solidarity is fading rast.
erOdlii g in the acid of \Vatergate, ;i c'rumbling
economy_.a.nd disgruntled voters.
~The G-01' nicti'gin -is still consldcrab'lc -about-
3'1 000 out of a voter total of more than 812,000. But it is
likely th at m a ny registered county Republicans an~.
probably m ore wou ld S\l:i ng awa_y fron1 the party 11
they had a reasonable alternative.
Frt>m a ll appear'ances, the r anks of independent
,·oters are soaking up as many defectors as the Democ~als but thal "other party" is making sig·
iiiricant headway into a political scene that has known
litlle other than the GOP since the early 1950s.
BACKWATER ORANGE COUNTYI of the 1930s and
SUP E RVISORS, WHO
cannot refuse to accept
notice from the con111any
under terms or the 1969
agreement, didn't let the
lates t \•:ithdrawal pass
1vit,hout commen_t Tu_.e:sljay,
"I knew they '"'ould be
TllE AGRt:E~I EJ\'.T sig·
ned b.y th e count y and the
con1pany "'as unde r tcrn1s
of the 1965 \ri\lia n1son 1\t·t.
11·hich permits dcvelop:ihlr
-ltl nd to be-put into a preser
1•c. where it 1:. t<ixcrl :1:.
1940s belonged to the Democrats but only because of SANTA ANA -Orange expense of bonding.
Franklin Roosevelt, the Great Depression, a world County Supervisors have Th e o nl y o bst acle to
1.1,·arandapopulationofunder 200,000. voted unanimously to raid Di edrich's proposal was
Interim Registrar of Voters Jim Pifayer, who has unus ed fun ds iil othe r Super\·isor Ralph Cl a rk.
been around county politics for years, said the budget accounts to pay for "'ho protested the use or
traditional Reptiblican edge has been 50,000 to 75,000 co mpletion o f two shell $200 ,000 earm a rked for a
voters. floors in the nC\Y county ne1.1,• health building in hi~ That margin has seemed greater, he said, be ca~se courthouse. distri ct.
many county Democrats adhered to the conservative Supervi s or Ra Ip h Diedrich said the monev phil~sophies o( most Republican candidate!). ,Diedrich Tuesday outlined : \\'as for design of ~ nc\\·
various budget ar eas that building, but that it is likely
.THE GOP Ml\ltGIN or 50,000 in 197Z·has been couldbetappedforatotalof the county \viii buy an
triinmed by ne arly 20,000 in t"·o years. Liberal more than S2 million -existi ng building rather
Democrats have come out of the closet and put on good greater than the estimated than build a new one.
pres;:r\ l' 111:-11 o\'C'I' 111.UOO
aert•s i:-still 1ntat·t
1'h1· ro111p;1 11~· 11 ill h1· :ihle
todcvt•lop 1111· f1r!-t p!'t':>l'I'\\'
l;1n <I :l ,4Mtfl ;u•r1•s \111!1
ctra1\ 11 111 l !Ji I 111 :-:~·\'ell
1·1·:11'~ ·rh1· :.1·t·11nt1 111t h
dra\1 al o1 Ht•;o r'I,\' 5 ,CHIO aer1•.,
QC('urrr<I in !!.li'.l 'J'h ;1I l.1111t
111 11 h.e-;1\·a1J;'.1.b1c.,..IUJ
<l;.·\'1·lopn1t·111 111 1 :n~:1
s hows at the polls, Conservative Republic<1.ns like $1.8 lnillion cost or com-But, he said, other funds
Floyd \Vakefieldhavebcenbeaten. , . pleting thenoors. could be gathered so th e Tllt\T J\IOr\EY 1\·a:. to
There are still many Democrats who don t fat the The board voted early in hea lth bu ilding mone y 1>av for a ne \1' computer
traditional mold of that party but there are even more :-the summer to sell bonds to could be left in the bud get s~·Sten1 but the council has
Republicans who aren't rinding a great deal or dlf· raise the funds. They chose "out of courtesy to !oilr. obtained federal grants to
rerence between the major parties any more. to complete only two or the Clark." c.;ovcr the costs.
four empt}' floors in the C O U N T \' A O . Diedrich said a nothl•r
SOME CANDIDATES and l?(>lilical observers courthouse because there is J\llNISTR ATI VE Officer S286.000 is :.i \'<I ii able in
believe Orange County may again be an indicator of still not enough demand fur Robert Thomas said the mOnies set :.i sidc for ;1
the GOP trend nationwide. all four . $200,000 could be ti1ken out second juve nile hall in the
lbey claim the GOP is ·no longer the conserva· of the $500,000 budgeted for south county and SI 15.000 in
tive banner c arrie r -that Ronald Reagan or George DIEDRICH S1\ID the interest on notes and "':lr· a fund for construction of
\Va llace may ultimately draw conservatives to a new £unds should be taken from rants held against the coon· a n o th c r b u 1 I cl in J? 1 n
e~twardGJlo
Gl'lowt & ~a~ino
. . . : . . .
.par.ty, Je a\·ing liberals and mode rates to the the budget if possible to ty. Anaheim that \\'on't be l·rt"c·
Demdcratic or independent ra.nks. li ~·~':·o~id'.'_'.Lh:c~a~d~d~ed"_'.tr~o~u~b:le~a:nd"__~o:n~e~o~f~L~h~c~b~;~g:g:c:'·t~c~h:u:n:k~,-~"~d~.----------~====================~ It is possible that simply because llemoc~ats no\v
'dominate in 10 county cities and in at least a third of all
le&islativc districts does not mean the GOP is at the
lend of its string. .
. , But J im lit ayer and others feel fairly certain some
kind or big political turnaround is in il6 fotmati\'e
stages.
llin~enburg
Will Burn
For Movie
Sears
SAVE 850
Mass transit is
656,2 2 us riders
for 6 D11y• Only
Senrs De#l
SANTA ANA -The llin·
denbll rg, history's famed
and ill·starrtd diri gible,
will burn again ·in a mo\'ie
· ·,,.111.,ett . •lo be filmcd..aLlhe Santa Joclt S~rMn, UHi Jellrty Ro.Ml,,,..,,,.., • C A' amon • o .o.1eo1c1t11n0t1otttru,,.1i..s..¥1-Ana 1'1arine orps 1r Directional
Hearing
Aids
.., .,k w11e u i,; one "'"'"i.., 11euy ol' Station starting Nov. 4. PKlfk Pt ll!.Hlt: -wn. Robtrl"' L.of Th f 'II b _, ""Ofk•; toro1r.tt, L1•~d e1 1 •• , .... Melftor!•• e era t . \VI um a11u.
wnlu• ... u be,.,.. F,;.,,,, 0t10t>e• ntn crash again thanks to a 3-0
11:11111oM. s1. Anc:1•••1 P•e•bYtefl., c""'· ruling by the hearing board ell. •ltW(Hirl BIKll lolto ... a lly UHNtlon •
•""burl•• •• I.fl by P1cillt Y-Mlmor11I or the Orange County Air
P1t1t.1r111euo1 1iow ... cc1n1r111u1""''""'119 Pollu\ion Control District . ..,.dt to Tiie #om•rl(ln Dlltltllf Al· . ,
'MKl•llC111. i11u !rvine 11vd .. 'ul!e •Mo, trol D1str1ct. . '"ff) .:.. ~ ..• ~f""'.)1. a;_l,, _ ,.·"''ifl. 01H.t2..o. P•tlto< viewMO<t-•, The board granted a L 1i)rh~~
•·ec:aucKLI a 50H ;aud\:S"~esi~ou1~t~~~~[.~~~ lttt.~f;·:(·~·~· ~:~ ·: ... i~~,~·~~kr,~~.
tion o( the giant airship , ·~1 .\. .f).y , '.,-·'. WISTCLIFF MOITUAlY using a 400·foot model in. the , . r i
427 E. I 7rh Sr .. , Costa M.io setting of the huge bl imp. ,·)·,~~~:···~'/''f!. '; ~~~.,'~.,'f-··. f . • ~/· 646.d&a hangars at the Santa Ana ,, ( ..;:f f -•-base. , J IC ""' IALT'Z--IEltGlaC)t( Last month, t~c APCD lf' 1 (t,:I. \'!II';'"""-"
FUMllAL HOME told m akers or the $8 million ' v· :""};
Coror<o del Mor 67J.9.f50 mov ie starring George C. IL~ .. _,-r_ .. -.~ •. ~""··' rrJ~1#,, f Cotto Meso -646-242.f Scott that the destruction ~ r :.o-r;--·-llLL llOADWAY
MOllTUAAY 1108r~.C01;10M.isa
~2·'H50 -·-DILDAY UO'IHDS
MOllTUMY._
17911 Beoch Shod.
H11n11n91on Sl!och 842·777!
244 Rtdon~ Aw•.
Long Beach (2 13)433·1 145
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McCOIM:UNA
HACH MY
! 79S loguno Conyer+ Rd.
494-9.tl5 -·-McCOllMICK
lfllHIOH MOITUAIT
'28812 Camino COl)f11,ono
So11 J\IClll Cap!llrono
•9l ·ln & . -·-PACltlC 'lllW\.
MtMOllAL PAIK c-J.SOO Poi:ific Vofr# Or• ...
NcwpDf/ Stach. Cbl<lor~10
644-VDO -·-PllkfAMILT
COLONIAL fUNOAI.
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6"'11-*"n S•.
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136·65.N
scene would violate air po\-
1 u ti on regu l a tion s
prohibiting open burning.
But producers of the film
argued that t he Marine
busc with its prc-\Vorld \Var rr hantars is the only
suitable site for the filming
since it rpalehes the terrain
or LBkcllurst. N .J .• 1.1,•here
the German dir igible bur·
ned in 1937.
The film will include
original news reel footage
meshed with the simulated·
destruction, which will
1·cquire names shot from
hi gh pressure hoses suspeft·
ded from cranes ..
Studio orricials said the
burning will on'ly atcur on
obout ,eight days between Ndv. 4' and Dec. 4 and wind
'I'. machines wjll help dis·
sip,te smok'e rrom the
~imulated disasler '° no
nuls3nce will be! created.
Your
Choice
Oirect1on11 aids ••. three
mode ls and four power
level&. Come In for a
hearing test and a direc·
tlonal aid demonstration
A d G or phone lor a home ap-ge ranl pointment. There's no
CtpltetN~wsServlce i obligation for you to
SACRAMENJ'O •• A buy.
arant ot $321.iSO hu~ bttn I Prkn [((t!'('liive lhru
awarded to ht lp t ldtrly , S•lnnl•y. Or1(ther 26
reSidtnts of f'rcs nn und , ~ i\111t Abotlt Stan ~I acfcrn cOunticir l'nntinuc n r f .on,·t>nlt·nl (:tt(nt Pf11n•
nut r ition prOJ?r am at 111 ; , ... ~ ... A6'tl.A,..A•ol'•w..
~l·~ Offl:anlird th1'ou~h the 1 h-.. r~·· ... r-";':...!':""
C?niforni:.1 Offic~ on A1dnJ'. ! , . ......,,... 1\-f•"•"'-"
()ffice l)irct lor J .i\I, SlttlJ• I ~:.:::t· ~;j...,..,.
blt•binc xuhl lhl· ~rant "'"~ I ia .. ~z;; 11-11t•"-"-'"
t:1kcn fron1 funl1 S tt1llCt'll1-t i,,."' .. "'"' . .,_,_ ... tnult•r the Older An1~rlruns I ..._ .... 111"'" '•"", -.... 1 ~ ,... J\ct.
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AUGUST
1972
AUGUST
1973
AU GUST
'197•
And ii's here .
These bus riders hi p figures le li lhe Slor y.
25,000 riders in Augu sl of 1972. 236,507 la sl
year. 656,242 a monlh lodoy. And rising. Tha1's
a lot of people in Orange Counly depending
on OCT D.
The orange and while buses cr isscross lhe
counl y belween 1he L.A . and San Diego counly
lines. Serving riders who ore a cross -section of
Orange Counly. Commulers who musl get to and
from work and find ii a greol convenience and
econom y lo lake lhe bus . Teenagers. Molhers
shoppi ng. Sen ior (ilizens who hove no olher way.
Rid ing OCTD is eas y. And compared lo
what it costs to ru n your car, it's cheap. A t twenty·
five cen ts a trip, no matter how many times you
lr?nsfer, you can I fi nd a bette.r way lo fighl inflation.
II s sltll aboul lhe bes I bor garn around;·
The numb er of ro ules and buses doubled
jusl a lillle wh ile ago . Sunday service became a
reolily. And now se rv ice and roules expand again
1his monlh .
Pork-N-Ride, lhe firsl regional mas s lransil
stati on in lhe caunly, opens in late November. And
lhe Senior (ilizen s Prog ra m is effeclive on lh e firsl
of November.
Suppor1 your Orange Couniy moss lrons il
syslem . Ride OCTD.11'11 gel you lhe re .
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QUEEN IE By P~il lnterlandi
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"You can't leave us. Price fixing, consum er goUgi ng,
excess profits-they're meaningless without vo u."
4-part Series
Astronomy Class
qjfered by OCC
An in-depth look at the
fall, winter, spring and
summer skies will be part
o{ Orange Coast College's
new four-part lecture series
titled .. Astronom y.··
The series meets on
t'riday C\'cnings. beginning
No\". I , from 6:30·8::.> p.m.
in the OCC Planetarium.
There is no tuition a nd per-
sons m ay regis ter at the lec-
ture.
The series \viii be il -
lustra t ed by OCC's ne"'
Apollo Pla netarium Projec-
tor .. The projector has the
In Service
capability of placin~ more
than 1.050 s tar images on
the 24 ·foot planel<irium
dome.
Leclurcr is Joel Lc\•inc.
an instructor in physics and
phy s ical sc ience at
l·lawthorne High School and
a forme r lecturer al the
Cleveland Natural Scienee
J\1useum. He has also lec-
tured at the Griffith Obser-
vatory a nd Planetarium.
The opening lecture u•ill
look at the fall sky and Y.'ill
cover many or the new fin-
dings that l\lariner has sent
from the planets Venus and
Mercury. Thf' Nov. 8 ses-
sion examines the planet
Jupitf r and u•ill look at the
u•inter sky.
The orbiting space
station, Skylab, will be the
featured topic on Nov. JS,
u·hi\e the fin al lecture will
look at conste llations,
mythology a nd the spring
L./tl. Boyd
Why a Rabbit
Has Long Ears
J\l a y bl' ) uu didn 't kno\Y lh<.1! iJ se;.111011 ha~ ;1 bout :is
l'}'l'~.
ON1': ll UN ORt~ll \'1':ARS AC:O in u•hat'$ nOYl
Eth101Jia. it y,·as the custom fur :.i husband a nd y,•irc to
sll't'P in ;1 single ni.:htguu•n.
IT'S Bf~tr•:\'EO by those v.•ho should knov.· that
the civilians hcrcabouls o>A·n at lc<ist 30 limes as m any
!!mall arms as doc!) the V.S. military cstabli shnJcnl.
/\P PRO XIM ATEL\" eight percl.".nt of lhe
grownups need no more than fi\'C hours or sleep each
night. AOOut 15 perct:'nl nt-ed less lhan six hours. As
many <JS 52 pcre('nt need bct>A·ecn Sl'\'t!fl and eigbt
hours . And 15 pcrrl·nt need as
much a!'i nine to Ill hour.~
RABBIT t:.RS 1(11,(jt:
I)() .\'Oll know why H rahbil ha:-r
Joni.; ears'' \\'ail, don't c;ill that a
ridiculous fp1 er .v. ,\ :-choJ;ir at thl'
l 'ni,·l·rsi1) of \\'iseonsin h<.1s
dt'\'U(C1J fllUl' h ti fill' lo H study or the
n1attcr. No, a r:.ibbit 'sears do more
than just hear. 1'hey rl<.1tten out
ai,:ainst said r<.1bhit >A'hcn it 's ,·cry
cold, thus to kee p the beast u'arm.
And they extend into the air ~·hen it 's ,·ery hot thus to
r<.1dillle its excess body heat. !low a rabbit ha~dles its
cars depends on the temperature. sort of.
Q. "\YllEN broiling. ~hould I lca\'C the o,·en open
or closed'!''
• /\.With electricity, sh~htly ajar. \Yith g<.1s , closed.
Set'.!ms the gas burns up the smoke and tends to dry
things out. but the electril'ity does othervoise. Or so the
experts report.
1\\'ERAGt-: Americ;in "·oman now has her last
child at age 26.
SPORTS GRUB
The baseball fan SJX'nds an average of Sl.65 on rood and drink in the b;illpark. That's more money
than is spent for such by the fans of football. hockey or
basketball. 'rhe football fan is said to be the n1osl af-
nuent. Peculiurly, though. the football ran spends the
least on the tomcstible extras in the stadium.
"SIGHT ED SUB, sank same." Are you old enough
to remember that famous radio message of World \Var
II'! Donald Francis J\1ason \~1as the pilot "'ho sent it. On Jan . 28 , 1942. Ne<.1 r the toast of Ne"·roundland, he spot-
ted some oil on the y,•ater belo"'· turned loose ll couple
of bombs. and radioed that report. Fuct is the German
submarine l'SCap('d. \\o'as n't until about :1 month late r
over the Grand Banks that he really did sink a sub.
llold on. no negatil'C nitpicking intended. l\lason's
magic message me<int more to the v.·ar effort than one
sub. so it turned out.
bind11. Hall. daughter or
rifr. a nd J\·lrs. J ohn llall,
23796 Sal \'ador lla y, Laguna
Niguel i s <i fr es hman
student at Stephens College,
an undergradua1e ~·omen's
college in Col urn hia !\lo and ~u mmer skies. """"' ________________ ;
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Thank You, Singer.''
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1lfG OAJLYP1LOT Wedntsdly, October 23. 1974
EPA Says
Collars.
Not S~fe
Doctors Reporte dly Let Guard Dow1i 01i $ypliilis
New York Denies
Alimony to Man
:\I!:\\' ''')HK jl\l 'I f\
m ~in i ~n 'I 1·n11tlcd l•i
ahmC1ny fronl hi:. t')I 11·1ll'
unclL·r !\c11 Yori.. l;i11, ;111 ap·
peal :. eourl h;1 ~ 111lcd
unanunou~l).
pluyt• of a Loni.: Isla nd firm
01vned by his \\'ifl''s futher.
STEINBF.RC; \VllO IS
h1·111g ~ucd for divorce in
\a~suu County by hi s "'ife,
J)l·lnres. indicated he Y.'ould
furtht•r appeal.
SAN FRANCISCO <UPI I
-'l'hc fede ral E nvi ronmen-
tal Protcclion Agency is-
ClllCAGO !UPI I -Dot.··
tors are letting thllir intl·I·
lectual 1::uurd do"'" \\'llh
resp€'cl 10 s}·phil is, an
edilorial in Lhc Americl111
!\h't.lical Nev. s sa}'S.
'l'h c editoria l c r1ticizl'd
eardiologisls. psychiatrists
a nd int e rni s t s Cor
overlooking or not recog-
sued a warning against the r--""iiiiiiiiiiiii~
hum:.111 use of fl ea coll ars. '1
Flea colla rs intended for
u se on pt•t s ''m ay be
1JC.11sonous" "'he n worn by
hun1ans, lhe EPA announ·
£"cn1ent sa id Tuesday. NEW
n1zin~ lhl' 1T1<1rllf1.'Slalions or
S,\·phlliS.
"\VP h;1\'c hl•comc so con-
fidt•nl in our 1·he1nol htr11py
th;it the pr(l(t·ssion has lcl
its int(•llectual i.:uard ~~V.'!!
\\ ith rcsl>el'I lo syph1IL'i,
Lhearlil'll'iia1d. . .
Vcnt•rtal tllscasc IS al
tpidemLl' 11ru1101·tion_. l ~e
<'ditori:il said, much hkc tn
th · time or Sir \V illiunl
Os lt'r '>''ho cc1>ortcd th~
cJi~ase ·y,·a:o; run1pnnt in a
llil fJ€'r to lhc !\l t~diea l
Socil~ty or London 57 year:;
ago.
"'rhc us ua l ci;l im aies
vl ace the r c p o1·ted in·
cidcnce of venereal diSl'ase
at abo·ut 10 percenl of the
actual," lht> cditori;1I Si!id1
adding l hal ont' federal
1·cport stales that "t~ VIJ
int·ldenc'-is llkely thret• 01·
four lin11.•:<1 as high In reallt~·
ns rl'µo1·1 ed t'aM"s ln dic~tP. · ·
'l'ht• ctBturiu1 praised tltt·
Bt11't.•au o(. J.o;pirlc m iology
re}JOrl \\'hich b\an1crl ~XU<ll
pronlis('Uity ror lllU<'b Qf lht•
problcn1 11•ith syphilis and
gonorrhea.
'The ruling of the f11l'·
jud~c Appellate 1>111~1011
11·as made on :.in appllcu\1011
tor SJuo 11c•t•kl~ t•.:mp11rar~
;1l1mony ~ought hy Bt•1tra111
Steinberg. 45, :.i forn1cr e1n·
S laye r, 21,
Sente 11ce cl
For Lif'e
llis );J\\'Yt'r maintains that
Sh·tnht·ri.: had been lhc in·
t1·ndcd :i uccesso r of his
fathcr·1n·la\\', Isadore 1-llm·
rnc l ~tein . as head of the
lamily's l'l cet rical suppl y
bUSlnl':tS.
,\f\er llirnn1c ls tc in 's
1\{·alh lhrl't' years ago, the
l<1\\'Vcr ~a 1tl, Stt·inberg \\'as
froz.c n uul of thi:·busincss by
tuii 11.1f{· ;ind m<1thcr-1n ·la\\·.
k1c·kl'd 11ut of hi .. home ;ind
rl'dut·cd lo ;1 SIUO·a-1\'t.•ck
Joh as a I 1-;1cln·r ·s al de ii'i th~
!\{'\\'York school system.
,
P ET STOK t: O\\'ners ha\'e
been quoted in newspapers
as saying people arc buying
flca·t·ollars ror pcrSbnal
Ui,l'.
'l'hl' F.PA noted that fl ea
collars arc re quired to
('arr~· 1\•arnings agains t
huinail use. and that a study
of "·hcther they a re even
s;1fe for pets is scheduled.
WAREHOUSE
HUGE
·INVENTOR¥
ltED\\'0()0 L'ITY tLPI)
l!arry B 1il11·n. 21. has
been scntcnrcd 1n lift• 111
pnson for the murder or a
1 lillshorough rnatrnn :.1nd an
l'X·sailor.
lie v.·as Sl'OIC!ll'Cd later in
Santa Cruz lnr the ~layin~ ol'
a quick·foud :-.lurt· <·lcrk
lie ple:HIPd J.:Ullt~ tn ;ill
three sl;,i ytnl!:-. unrtt•r :.in
;1 g r e c 111 1· n t \\ h 1 1· h
l'hmin:1ll·•l lht• po:...,1h1lllyof
a clcath !it•nl1.:111·t·
:i.tr!'>. Carol l·;1n1ptw.·ll. <t i·
lcgcdly Bro'' n ·.~ t'un1pan1on
1n the slaying!'. ha ~ ple:tdl'd
i nno ce nt 111 n1urdl'r
chargt·s.
i\ probation r1'pf)rl s:tid he
described him "l·lf ;1:-. a nar·
colic user :-1nt:1• hl' bt.'~an
!'>moking mar1Ju;1na :il lhc
;1ge of 13. Il l· :-,a id he had
hccn a hl'a\·~· u :-.er and
dcall'r in drugs in rl'ccnt
years.
Prison T e1·111
HE DDING t.<\P i -A 74·
)Car-old v:om:1n. P(•J!gy Let•
1-layes. got a pri:-.on term of
up to 15 yc<irs for \'Oluntary
mans la ughter in the ease of
a man \\'ho police :-.ay \1 as
stabbed 58 limrs with a kit·
chen knife. She 11·as convie·
led in Scptemhl'r for the
death \asl '.'l.l ar~h of James
'.'l.loore. 50. of Reddin)!.
Tll E R E l.E \I A!'\T la'>''
stall'!> Iha! "the court may
dirl.'tl t he hus b a nd to
pro1·idc suitably ror tht!
:-,up1JOrl of the \1·ife ."
I he la\\' ou ght to he
eh:1n~cd 10 :-.ub:.litutc the
\.lord s puusl', said Stein-
hl•rg 's Ja 11.·yl'r. Ger:dd
·ruekcr, 1\·ho said or his
client's \\'ife: "If she's man
cnou.i:;h to have his job," ~he
should be man enough to
trc<it him like a \Voman. ··
UP I TolfpllOt<I , •.... ,,,,.,,
Sop h ia [.o rt'n is :1ifl y
looking in m iniskirt a nd
boots for her r ole in
ll t.!\V mo\'il'. "'!'he G~1ng
!'>tc1"s Girl.·· c:o·slarring
~l :i rtt•llo .\lastoi:1nni.
It said it had r cporls '"'Of
11H.:11lt:nls invol \'i!lli:: JlJ:l
illnesses 10 bolh cal<; ;i nd
110:.:s" fro1n t he use of fl ea
rullurs.
Tll E f;'pA S AID the
pestic ides in flea coll ars
";1re r eadily a bs orbed by
the human body through the
skin or by inhala tio n."
It said initial symptoms
or r:ca col la r poi so nin~
~·ould be dizziness and
nausc;1 a nd said medical
aid s hould l)e sought if these
sy mpt o m s occur afte r
wearing a fl ea collar.
Rape Victims Word Sufficient
'.\'E\\' \'OHK <L' Pl I -A he ussaul ted her . the first in which a con vi e·
23·year·old man could be Prosecutors said the man lion was secured solely on
sC'ntenet'd 10 up to 25 year:;; told her his first name and the vietim's testimony.
1n prison under u new la\'' \\"here he 1\·or kcd. Police ar-Previously in New York
\\'hic h permilsconvictionon r este d \\lilli ams <1 s horl stale, t estimony from a cor·
rape in !'\ew York stale time later. roborating \\'ilncss or ud·
solely on the testimony of \Villi an1s fact's 1 2 1~ to 25 · d ilional corro bo r a t ing
thcviclim. ,·cars in orison \vh cn he is evidence was required.
1·he defendant, P eter \\Iii-sentenced Nov. 25.
!lams. \\·as convicted this Prosecutors sa id they '7 $
\\·eek on charges of r aping a believed \\'il lian1s' trh1! \\'as k 4 50 2ti·~·car.old New York City '-=========:;-ii ~t~ • '>'"Oma n Apri l 19. less than a Ir J'JUJn
n1onth after the la"' took er-O n p rice a lo11e... Pt.._~-. A -P JJ .
fet·t . i•itt• .. -•,,..·,•••c•~•-T~ :J-U/l'\..ll..V
Police sa id a man ac· •h• 0 , • ..,. <-•· !/J A Plant lJoulique
roslcd the \·ictim as she gol ·~· o.;i, 0>1et
off a bus and forced hCr at ••--1 .i.,. • •••• IQ.S r.tain Streri
knift:!poinl lo accompa ny D.ol 4nfi,.,,.11o.1i..1 64'2-43'21 Baiboa.Caii/orruo
him unde r a bridge, \\'here fat I ool oJlheBalbuo.Pieri
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. THE HOUSE
Jn spite or our advice. In
spite of the few words or
waniing on each pack of
cigarettes. <J wonder how
tQMY smoker s read these
words every lime they buy
a pick? How many have
never read the warning?)
What it all comes down to,
Mr. R., is that hundrOO, of
thousands will suffer un-
necessarily from heart
disease, cancer of the'lungs
and emphysema.
They will prematurely
close up their coronary
Lifelines . They will "cough
their lungs out." They will
fight for the breath or life.
All because they couldn't
read? No. All because they
wouldn't lislen.-BelhallkluJ
you've quit smoking, Mr. R.
It gives you a better chance
to improve.
DEAR DR. STEIN ·
CROHN: I have three
children. Our boy, age 6,
gE;ts car sick: th~\. others
don't. ·He has ruineo many
of our trips. We do"°'t scold
him 'for it, but tsR~t there
an)'tJJing we can do to
prf:vent these .upsets? -
Mrs .• U.
COlllMENT: Call on his
pediatrician ror he,p. He
may prescribe weU·kno'l(n
drop that help OVe.rf'0"1e
this tendency to get sick.
But the trouble may not. be
all :10 the ·ear canal In·
stability.
I hav e known some
youngsters with overlooked
astigmatis m who were
helped by glasses. Or by
being temporarily blind·
rolded on long trip~ to keep
them from lo0kil}8: out at
1>0les. houses, trees and
other scenic object• that or'
dinarily strain Lhe Ctiltorted
Vision o( some asligmaUc
ipersons.
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DEAR DR . STEI N·
CRDHN: ll began with one
lump oo my forearm. Now I
have many lumps on bpth
arms and on my belly wall.
They are the slie !JI small
Marbles. They don't hurt. Is
tt likely they may be can·
!ftrous? I'm .too arrald Lo
flndout. -Mrs. 0 .
COMMENT: l can oncy
51 it is likely YO.JI are get·
ng ratty tumors we call
mas. They are not caa~
P,rous. I do not know how lo
Pieve91thcm. Perhapa they
wjll slop co ml•&· Leave It
up to a d erm a tologlst·~
judgment. He will mal<e the
di a gnosis a nd decide
whether · they need lO be
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~lo-.1·u1v u1·l·r Los Angclt·s. and
1111a111n111u:-. Ill I a 1·vr ur L<lkc l'lat'HI
!\Tn~ro"''l' ''iclclr) \\1t!i ltw> <'hmax of
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So1·ii·t l';JJ.lllul urnl Los Angel-·:. both
lolil out (nur ycur s :1i:o \\'hen ~1 ontr('al
v. as t·hosen l'or the 1976Ga1nl's .
'l'hc ltussiani; hud i;tepped up thf'ir
t·an1pai}£n in the last yt•ar, seeking the
()l ym1iit•s us the bigge~t event ror
tht·ir na tional pret;lige .sinre lht•
rt•\'Olut ion.
Lo:. Angt·les. 1nca11whil{', pil.rhf'd ils
(·:nnpaq.!ll in a lov.· key nnd plC'di:Cd In
:.t:1ge ;,in Olyn1p1cs in tht> spirit or 111·
lt·r11;1t1una l rru:ndship, emph11sizin)!
that :.ill 1·isitors a nd press "'Ould ('njoy
t'l1n,pl('ll' freedon1 in California.
Pack Offer Too Good
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To Refuse, Say Rams
l-'ur the Los
Angcl~s f!an1:-.. a ··1011 ;.: l1111t'" is 2·1
hours.
\\'ilh lht· t•n1t•rJ.!l'IH'l' ol J:inu~s ll ar·
ris as a bi g \1111111·1' 111 quarh•rbat•k1 n,i.:
l.Qs Ang('h"' tu ;1 l11Jt-.1dt•d1·ietory 01·cr
San t'ranc1s eo Sun1t:1y. 1!;11ns 011·nt'r
Carroll Rost·nhloon1 11as ;1skt·d aboul
,·ctcran John l\:1dl. the All·pro hen·
t•hcd lasl y,·eek ht•t·ause of a stuttering
Hamsoffensf•
Rosenbloom rallt·<t tht· 13·~l'ar 1iro
";t i,:rcal quurtt·rhaek" and :-.;ud ... \rt·
t·xpccl John to h1· 11 1th u:-. for u long
tin1t· "
1'h;it .,.,;1-. i\l11ndoi1 fin 'l\1t•sd:i1·
shortly bC'fort• th t :'\FL trading
d£•adlinc the l<ams unnount·t'd that
ll adl. 11·hu lt•d thl' Hurns 10 the
r\1Hional Foothall l'onfcrl'lll'c litle
'\\'\th a 12·2 m:1rk la:.t :-.l'<tson, had
been trad<'d tot ht• G r1·t·n l\;,1~· P;..ckcrs
ror a parcel or drn fl 1·ho1t·~s .
In relurn fo r IJ;1dL t h1• NFC l\1osl
V:a lu able l'l;1\l'r l ;i ~t \'l'ar. Los-
.Angele$ r <'cCil'C.d (irl'l'll ·Bay's first
round pi cks in 1975 .:11111 J!l7t;, the
Paekers' third round t'h1111·1· in 197."i
·8nd ·second round p1t'k 111 l\J;1: ;ind
llaltimort•'s !'\o. 2 pick for 1~r;;,
;. Cotpridt'tllally. ll :1dl 11a:-r1•ll\(J\t'd
·a s a !ttartl'r ;irtL·r the Ham.-. 111•1 t· up-
¥t 17·6 by thl' Pat'kt•rs t11u Sund;1_\':.
ago. It y,•as lht> Sl't'ond los:-. 1n f1\'t•
games for a Los Angeles l('an1 lhal
. Jiitored only 22 points in the I 11·0 games
before l larris bec.;i.m e the ~tartcr.
lladl, who v.·as unavailable for com·
ment, has bct'n incffcrt11·c passing
this season but Ln~i~ts his arm is
JOHNHAOL
Traded to Packers
,,ound. llc ha s nc1·t"r n11s~cd 11 game
h<'l'UUSl' of i11j ur .v.
Ill' 1oins ii Grt•t•tl Ila~· le:im that is
3.3 aftt•r .losing 1U·9 to ('hicago J\lon·
day night and is lookini:! for something
to boost its offense. 11·hich has SC'Or('d
just thr('(' tourhdov.·ns in thc last 17
quarters. ·
"Green Bay came to us 11·1th an of·
fer you can 'l re fuse." ll.ams J{encral
m<1nagcr L>on Klosterman said when
Superstars S\vapped
Trade Shocks Murcer;
Bonds Calls It Great
SAN FRANC ISCO IAP I -Bobby
Bonds, who begnn last bas('ball
.season as Ille lop star and team leader
of the San l-~rancisco Giants. had a
onC·\\'Ol'd r eaction to his t rade to the
J\'ev.• York \'ankecs: "Great. ..
That Y.'as in contrast to Bobby J\l ur-
vcr. obtained b.v the Giants for Bonds
111 Tuesday's intcrleaj!UC tr.11d1?. 1\tur·
<'l'r said he ""'<l!i shn"""" .,,,,1 ,,;,..,"
Gal to l11 v ade
Lock e r Roo1n
· ChristHll'
~\,·anson , fir:.\ fl'n1 :il1..• sport:-;
t•rl1t1H' nf 1hi• \'nl\l'r:-ity of
\Va~h1ngtun IJail.\. intend:. In
sC'orc auotht•r r1r:.I Saturtl;1~ by
_going )nlfl th<' llu:-.\...~· dl'f':-.-.in~
ro<Hll 1n1n1t•d1;1\l'l.1• l ollo\1111~ thl'
,::1 mf' \\ 11 h {)rc~nn
If sh1· d11t·.-.. :!:!~pound 1h·f1·n
Siil' l.n·klt• f\11kl' firt·t'll of Pnr·
11:1nrt :.ays hL· 1-.n 't J!tl111~ In ht•
h'>lht•rt•d h~ a \\11m;u1 standing
1n 1\ith lh1• t'f'~l or thl' :.port~
\\rlll'l'S for pn-.l ~an1e 1nlt·r·
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t•Jndurtl·d 11 hi ll' the 111:1\'('rs ;ire
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11+•r1•n't " (;rt•e n lnlrl n :-.1xirl·
,,1 ntl"r~· 111n c:l1 'l't1f':.(t:1y. "\\lrll,
I l..nu1v I 'rn not J.!.Olll).! 1o I>\' l'nl•
h.1rr.1~:-.ed . J'n1 111st goini; I j!el
drl'~~rd :ind go hnn11·"
pointed to leave ;1 ·rank<'CS cluh he
hclic1•cs \\'ill bt' a dcfini te contender
for the 1\meric;1n League pennant in
1975.
Both outfielders arc 28. Both ha1·c
pla~·cd six full seasons ror their clu bs
and arc figuring in their first major
le<1g:uc trad('. And both con1mand
salaries in ext'ess of SI00,000.
Bonds left Tuesday night for Nc1v
,.ork . lie 11·as fi shing "'hen his brother
brought him the ncy,·s.
"I'm dclis,htcd." Bonds said. "I
kne\\· I 11·as J?oing to be trad('d. I just
\1·i ~h they'd t raded me after u good
Yl'ar instl•ad of this On('. I'm glad to be
going lo ·a contender. I guess New
'Ynrk is lhl· only place to play basC'bal· I ..
L~1st s('ason Boncls hit .256 11 .. tth 21
hornc runs. romparcd to 1973 -hi.c;
Ill·-.\ scason -whC"n he hit .283, had 39
honte runs. dro1'1' in 96 runs and stoic
·I:! ll:1~e:-.
:'ilurc•t•r :d~o f11ll off this year, hit ·
l111c .:!ii 1vith 111 honl('tS and 88 runs
h,1!1t·d in rornpared with ;:a .304
:11 t'raµ,f'. :?2 hvn1crs an rt 9S r bi in 1973.
Y;tnkt•l'S prt•sident l•abc l':iul said
h1 ~ <·lull ncedt•fl spt'cd and a rii;ht·ha n·
fit•d h11tt•r and J:!Ol that in Bonds. y,•h1 lc
c:1:1n1~· prcsidl'nl llorare Stoneha m
lik1·d ~111rcer anrl 1\•antt'd a lefl·han·
dt•d hitter.
Bonds :-;<i 1d , ··~I u rC't'r is one fi ne ba I·
lplayl'r. Tht> c;iants ha\'e a lot of
tnle11i ••nd .... ·on 't lose anything in the
outf1t•1d by losi ng me."
l)uring last ~t'i11'0 ll Bonds had some
outs poken disagrt•cmcnts with
nlanagt?r Charlie Fox and Fox' sue ·
r('ssnr. \Vcs \Ve strum. "'hu, hl' ~uid
··didn't 1vant l.n pli.iy rnc toward the
end ··
;1~kell :.i bout lhe trade ror lht> :t.t·year·
old llatl l.
"1\s c·arro ll Rosenbloom h;i s
;1h,·ays said . \\'e strive for continuity.
'l'hl:' dr:1ft choices leave us in excellent
~hap'""
\\'ith the choices, t he Rams no1v
ha 1·t> three firs t round picks in the 19i.'>
drart : ·rhei r O\\'n, Phila de l1>hia 's
;icquir£'d in last year's lrade that sent
11u;1rtcrback Ro man Gabriel to lht'
Eagles. ;_i nd Green Bay's .
l\loslel'man sai1l that llarr1s. thr
rir:.l black to quarterbal'k the Hams,
"t•crtain\y displayed all the ability
and tal<'nl lo be a "'inning quartel'·
back" y,•hen hf' thrc"' three tourh
dO\\'n passes a nd ran ror another score
in beating San }'r ancisco37· l'1.
l ie admitted he was in a slun1p
when he "'as benched. but said his
throy,·ing arm. v.·hich needed special
exercise treatments in the ofr.season.
was not bother ing him.
The t rade came so suddenly that a
fe11· hours bli'fore it was announced.
Rams coach Chuck Knox gave no hint
of it during his weekly meeting 1\·ith
reporters. l·le only said that Jla rris
\\'ould be starting again this Sunday at
Ne""' ''ork against the J ets.
Knox m:i intaincd there v.·as nothin,:!
Y.Tong 11·ith 11adl, but he y,•as stayin~
11·ith llarris beC'ause his runninJ:
ability he lped the Ran1 offense.
Hadl, 6-feet·l and 214 110unds, com·
plctcd 53 or 115 passes. 46.J percent.
ror 680 yards a nd rive touchdo11·ns this
!\Cason. Last year, he completed 52
percent a nd threw for 22\ouchdo~·ns.
The balding Had!, a University of
Kansas product, spent 11 seasons \\'ilh
the San D!ego Chargers before the
Rams acquired him for defcnsil'c end
Coy Bacon and running back Bob
1'homas. lie has thrown ror 229 loue h·
downs and more than 29,00J yards in
hispro('areer.
It ""'as the second time the Packers
tried for •ladl. ·
\Vhi le he was still \\·ith San Diego
the Packe rs discussed a trade but the
Chargers asked for' more than Gree n
Ray \\'&S "·i11in g to give up. 1'h('
Chargers re portedly soughl ti ght end
Ric h l\tcGeorgc, gua rd Gale Gil·
·1in gha m a nd a No. I dr.11nchoil'('.
In Green Bay, Dan Oel'inc, the
Packer~ coa('h a nd general m anager,
said he ~t ill pla nned to start J ack Con·
tannon at quarterback this Sunday
et.gainsl Detroi t in place of Jerry 1'ag·
ge.
"I in '"' ... ,.v w~nl In m.ikf' .Jerrv th~
scapegoat ro·r the 1losi; to ~icago;"''
Devine said before the trade for •lad!
\\'as annount·cd.
Another Injury
For Trojans
. I.OS A'.'iGEl.F.S (A P) -Southl'rn
(;ar s orfe11Si\'e line is 'a Red Cl'nS~
c<1se a,i.:ain. a~~cnach John l\lc!\:1y
pencil s in a con\'ertcd linebacker
named l\l elvin Jackson at weakside
I :1<"k l<'.
'"rhis is our 477th line chani;l'."
larncnted ri.tel\ ay Tuesday.
1\:-> thl' Tt'OJil ll !i prepared for Oregon
Stall' Saturda y in !\1e1nuria l
t.:oli scun1, fl1 e f\av said .Jackson.
origlnally a lineb':;ckcr "'ho "·ork('d
l;1 st ""'eek as a sccvnd string guard,
has b('1•n mo1·f'd to liill Knutson·:-
lii ckle sput.
Another t ackle, !\1 ike Cordell. suf·
fered hruis('d ribs at Oregon Satur·
day. llis status was questionable.
i\l1·Kay said that he hasnl planned
lo n1ake Anthony Davis the workhorse
I hat 0 .. J. Sin1pso n WIS at USC. J)avis
t'arricd the ba ll 38 times a ga ins t,
()r<'gon. Ills 12:J L•or ries arc 89 nlorc
lh<i n 11ny other Trojans b:ick.
llradll',\' ;111d tu:. aides :-:hook hun<l ~
111th 11nt• Hu :-.~1<111 off1t•i;d aflt•r
:111otl1l'r
. 'Th:1t IS I he sp1r1t or lhl' Olyn11tics ...
:.an\ Los Ani.:1·h•s (•ity roun1·1l11l<1n
l)on;,i ld !). l.u1't't1Zt'n
·"flll'l'l' (•t>ultl onl~ b<• one \I i11n1·r.
\\'t• y,·ert• jll\'t•n u fair hP:1ri11i.:. :111d 11'l'
think "'c t•undul'tetl our l'aSl' rorrl·t•
lly.
"\Ve sl ill lhink 1hl' C>l yn1pu·:-. ar1• 111
~!anger o r IJt•ing O\t'l'\\'h('hlll.'d h~·
i.:i&;111t1sn1. and "'1· 111•rf' right 10 plo.111
l11rthe111 on •1u1t•lt•r line,;,''
'J'l1t· l.ak•· l'l:u·id tl·a1n . althouich
\ 11·1u;1lly t'l'rt;nn u( Stl('l'l'S:' :'il1 ('1' lht>y
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had nfl riv;il cantl 11l;1lt'. :uhnillt'd tht·.1
h·lt 1'f'1it·1·1•<\ 11·hen I\ 111:111111 a11not11H·cd
I ht• rt·sult oft ht• 1 u1111 J,!
"Aftt•t' all , 11·t· t·oultl not ht• su1·c""
~:1id !'it•n11tor Bonnld St:iff.1rrl. Ont' ot
till' l.:ikt• l'lat·hl ~t t•ll'{!al 1un. '1 'hC1't'
ha~ h(•('n a lot uf talk iu lhc IOl' of
:.1·r:1ppi11 ~ tlh' \\'int(•I' Olyn1pit•s
;11l11µ1·th1..•r, ;11HI 1\'t' bt'l out to t't1111·in tf'
lht• l'Ollllll'ilh'\~ !hat \\'(' ('OUld l'Ull lilt'
t:;1illl'S \\"t•ll."
.l ;irk ()'Shea." thiu hlc IJ0\11 llll'tlali.-.1.
111 ~pt•t•d skatln~ \l'ht•11 lht• \\linlt'I'
(;;•llll'S \\'f'l'I' las\ hl•ltl in l.;1kt• Placid
111 l!l:t2. s;.ud bL·l1\'£'en IO 1nul 1:! 111Hlion
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l\.1ISSES REBOUND -t'ormer UCLA star Bill \Va llon (32), no\v
\1'ith the Portland Trailblazers of the NBA . misses a rebound
during action "'ilh Golden State Tuesday .ni ght. \Vallon scored 15
points in a IOi · 106 Yictory.
1ff11ria11gh Seco11d
Alston Runaway Pick
As NL's Top Manager
NF.\V ''ORK (A f') -\Valter Alston,
lhe l.os An geles Dodf(ers' unflappable -
g('n('ral. "'as named The Associated
Pr('ss· National League ~l.11nager of
the Year today.
The stoic Alston, \\·ho guided the
Dod gers lo the National League pen·
nant this season for the se\'cnlh time
in his 2l ·year liig league career, won
111 a rout.
Alston outscored Danny ~1urlaugh.
manager of lhe fll,alional League East
chan1pion Pitts burgh Pirates, 290
votes to 87. Voling by the nation's
sports writers a nd broadcasters took
place prior to lhc league's playoffs.
H.ed Schocndiensl. whos(' St. Louis
C:irdinals battled Pittsburgh down to
the end for the ~ast titl e, finished
third in the hal lot ing with 26 volt's.
Fin ishing behind the top lhrce were.
l)anny ()z;1rk of lhc Philadelphia Phil·
lies \\•ilh s ix \Oles; Atla nta's CJyde
King y,•ith lhrcl' and C inci nn ati'~
Sparky Anderson 11·ith t1vo.
Al ston took <t r~lat i\·c l y young team
to the heighls this year. It .,.,·as his ten-
der. lo\'ini,: rare that made champions
out or the IJodgers.
··1 kno11• tho.Jt tht• players have
r nough to think about on the field. so I
t ry nol tu gi1·c lhcm too nlany
1i1·ohlcms in tht' rluhhou:-.c."· says the
c·;.i sy·!:Oing Alston
Known as a suprrh handler or men.
Al~lon 's tc1npcrccl prrsonality g.11vc
the l)odgcrs 11uict confidence
throughout the tough National Lc;1 guc
\V.ss t battle with the Cincinnali Reds.
If! m odern t.{'rminology, Al ston kept
the Dodgers ship ··rocking steady.··
Once a sked his philoso1>hy, lhc dean
of major league m anagers noted : "I
pat most everybody on I.he: back and
kick lhe rarC' ones that. need to hr
kicked."
WALTER ALSTON
NL Man11 gerot Yea r
Calm on the surfaC<', the Dodgers '
quiet man insists that it is somcllmes
a camoufl ;_igt_o for mor(' intense
fl'elings.
"People don •t know 11·hat 's going on
ins ic_h·." Alston says. "l.ife isn't
easy."
Alston wns horn in llamillon, Ohio.
62 years :1go :ind onre .... ·orked a s a
hi J.!h school hus ketball coarh and
•science tcucher, lie e ntered t he·
l>od gcrs orj!nnizutlon "'ilh their Tren·
I.on. N.J ., lean\ and ;1lso m~na ged a t
f\'lontrca t before being: na me d the
J)oclgcrs fie ld bo ss rurthe 195'1 season.
l\l stun si Rncd :1 onc·yt:ur contract
thal S(':J son , 11 nrl uniquely has kCpl up
th1· pattern throul-!hvut his glamorous
1\11ll:1rs 1r1ll li:1\ l' lo Ix• ~l>\'111 on 1111 ·
J)fll\'tni; I ariht 11·~
St:1frord pll·•lct·1 I' "\\'r \\ 111 makt'
th1• Ol\·1npi1· 1 i ;11111·~ a :-.1111pll·. t rlt>ndl~·
l'' l'lll 'in :t 111uu nl ;i i11 ronununil~ .
"Of ('OUfSt'. \\t! :irl' tlt•li Ahled 1111h
th1• rt•sult. \Vt• ha1 ,. put 111 a lot ol
1101·1;. but \1(' rl.-';tl1..:f· \\'(' IHl\'t' a tot
Tlltl\'t' \\ ork :ilH':HI of llS 111 thl' llt•XI ~1,
.1(•;.1rs:·
'l'h(' l:1sl l i11n· lht· \\li11t1•1· OJ.1·m111t·s
11t"l'L' st:H,~<'ll in th1..· Unitf'cl Stutts 11·a:-.
111 191.iO in Squ;111· V;1ltt'.1 . t:;1lir. ·r11, .
1Jnitt:tl St:llt'S has not hostt•ct th1• S11111
1ncr ()lyn1pil'S Sllll'l' Los Angl'l1·~
stag('d tht•n1 in 1 ~:I~.
Kings Fall
To.Flyers;
QB'frade
LOS ANl:t~LE S -J)ef1·n ~t>n1;111 i\n
dre Dupont lil astcd a 3.'>·foot shot at
5 :08 of lhe finnl pt•riod. i;:i\·ing
l'hiladelphir.i the "'inning go;il in a 4·:?
National Jlockey LcagUl' 1·irto1·y over
the Los Ange les Kings 'J'u('sday night.
It "·as the first lnss ror Los An geles
after three victorit's and thrff ties.
·rhe Stanley Cup champion .,,Iyer~.
\vho lost to Los Angeles at thc start o(
the season. domin<.ilt>d the gaml'.
'l'h('y fired 4-t !ihots at Kings ~oalir
Gary Edy,•ards. 11·hile !ht' Kini.::.
n1ana~ed only 26 :-;hots.
Bob Ne1•in i;:ot the Kings off to a I ·O
lead at 6:42 of ihl' opcninJ;? pt·riod on 01
po11·er play gual \I ith a bac·khand(•c:I
s hot frotn 10 feet nul t o beo.Jl
J>hiladclphia ~oalie Bernie Parent.
Philadclphi;.i came ba ck to tic it t110
minutes later on a 15·footcr by Orcst
Kindrachuk.
The Kings pulled ahend 2·1 in the
second period on Don Kozak's shot
fro m 25 (eel out up the middlc>.
,uor1011 TrndPd
DAl~LA S -Quarterback Cr:1ig
~torton , a IO·yl•ar Vl'tcran for the Dal ·
las Cowboys of the National Football
League, got his wish 'fuci;day and "·as
trad('d to the Nt>1v ''ork Giants. "'hO in
turn shipped \'Cteran Norm Snead lo
the San Franc is co <l!k:>rs .
The Giants ga1·c up their No. I pick
in the 1975 Nationa l FOOtball League
draft for Morton a nd \\'ill get two tli gh
draft choices, one for 1975 a nd the
other for 1976. from San Francisco in
exehange forSncad.
·Reed to Lions
SAN FRANCISCO -San 1-~rancisco
49er s quarterback Joe Reed was
tradcd to the Detroit Lions Tuesday to
make room for New 'i'ork Giants sic·
nal ca\l('r Norm Snead.
Reed. a n 11 th" round draft choice
from !\t isslssippi Stale in 1971. started
the fi rst three l'cgular season games
with the 49ers but has bet n lnerrec-
tive.
C.dpTrnded
KANSAS CITY -The Kansas City
Chiefs traded Curley Culp and a No. 1
draft choice to the llouston Oilers for
.John l\latuszak Tuesday.
Both Culp :.ind J\I atuszak arc def en·
:-1ivetackles.
Culp and l\I a tu ~zak both have sir,;·
ncd contracts \Vith the \\'orld Fool·
ball Lcagut', Culp \\'it h the Southern
California Sun and l\latu:.zak 1vilh the
Shrcveoort Steamer.
Ashe ()p sPI
TE•IRAN. Iran -American Arthur
Ashe, S('cded SC \'Cnth. \\'US upset. 1·6,
6·7 by Andre\\' Pattison or llhoclesia in
the second r ound of the SI00,000
Aryamehr pro tournament Tuesday.
Brian Gottfried beat ('ighth·seedcd
Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, 2·6, 6·4.
7.5 in another sccond·round match.
In other second·round maicht>s ,
Bjorn Borg, S1\'edcn, beat Anand
Amritraj. India, li·<I. 1·G: Raul
Ramirez. J\lexico, toppled Jou11uin
Loyo.J\layo. t\1exico. 6-1; 6·1: Eddie
llibbs ousted i-:ziat Nemali, Iran, 6· I,
7·5: Jaim e l-'il1nl , Chile, do\vncd Shir·
1ad Akbari, Iran. 6·3, fi-1: Vijay Am·
triraj, I ndia, eliminated Ja iro
\:e1.11sco, Colombia, 64. 3·6, 6·11 : J uatl
'Gisberl. Spain. d efeated J . f\)rl, 7·5,
6-4: Tom Okker . Netherlands, beat,
P<1trice Dominguez. France.1; 2, i (,,
l'iPJ>Pr IJi•••
CJllCACiO Pat Pieper. the
Chicago Cuhs· 1>ub lit· uddrt"ss announ-
<'Cr from the time \\lrl~lcy Field ~·;15
bui lt in 1916, died 1'ucsdet.y. llewas88.
Pieper, the only ~nnoui-.ccr the Cub~
ever had, fi rst wurkt:d fo r the Cubs oi!i
a pea11ut vcn1lor in l~J.l . •
Ii i ~ v1iicc wus familiar I~
('hicaJ;oans ns 1hc one thnt 11nnounrcd
lhc s turtinJ.( lin1•·11ps ;JI the bc~gi nning
of Cubs' g:1ml':" <ti\(\ intr11du(.'.ed lhc
players as th(!Y came 10 bat.
Sun Bids for 8th Straig4t Win
l':tr<•c•r.
"(ln('·)c<.1r contr;1ct:-arc 11 m~ttcrof
11rllll' "ilh n1 (·,·· Al:-.ton suys . ''I
y,·ouifln't \\'ant lo 11•ork 11nywherl•
11·hert· I '>'':isn'l 11•;1n1cd.''
Officials at American llospil<il i-.tud
Pieper. who was hosp1tali1.cd ahou! ;J
\\Ct•k 11~0. died of hcnrt diseast. llis
per~on;:i l phyllici<Jn added that "dealt\
was mainly due lo adv;inced ag('."
Alston·s ac"1~ompllshmenl stamps q• -.
The \\'oriel J-'001tJall Lf':lS(U t' :i-
lt!adin~ pass('r.c; ar1· matrht><I ton11:h1
'''~ll Tony Adanls ll':id~ th(' Soulh1'rt1
Ca l 1forn1a Son "'gn1n:-L lh1·
Phlladl'lphia Hell :ind Kin)! t'ort·oran
"' The .:~1n1c kn•ks off at !I o'clocJ.. a1
i\n:;ihl'llll Studiun1, :incl lhl• I:? I Sun,
t•hamp1r111 or thr \\'"'trrn f)l\l"!flll
!'\~Ck.I\ it,. l'l~hlh t'Ofl1'('C1H II c \ 1rf11r j
an1l IOlh in It ~ ltt'(I 11 ~•ar!.;
• 1'ho Oc ll. 6·10. ha~ 10.-.1 t11r•·l' 111 ,,
row. 1nf l11dinl,l ;i :'IO·i?S 'i'.<.'tbac·J.. :,~·"""' -
~hrc1('por1 l:t~l v.·rrl.:. lht' lcam 's
'l\lh rlf'rcat by !('S ~ than a tout·hdo\\n.
l)lll' of them "'a.') th1• 31 21'1 lo:-.-. to the
~·n l:i1ol i\uau1il 111 Ph1lndt•lphi;t.
\d.1111-.. :. rookif' fron1 Utah ~ta1r.
pa -.-.t:ll lor 316 ynrds in a 29 25 \ 1ctory
1111•r fl lrn1inl[h:1n1 la:tl 11'ef'k lh:i1
rnablrd th€• Sun to rlu1c·h the d11·1sio11
.Utlt· lie hus conq.ilctcd i2G of 106 l)U·
,,., fur :l,:?lti yard'<. n1ovin g aht"A<I of
{ 'ort11ra n ':-. J.002 )'a rds 1111 23!. or t l'.I
'rh.-fl111nboyant <.:ort'or11n d1rcl·t~ a
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rar.1.le·daiilc ofrense ror roach Ron
\\lallt"r's Bell, whose main iA'eaoon on
the .:round i~ John J • .and. 8e$ides cat·
thing 5.1 passts to lead the te am, tie
nccd~ only i9 y:irds to g3ln 1,000 ror
the season.
Adllnls h:is throv.'n 21 touchdown
paii!'eS. anti his hackup man, Gary
V<ilbuena of Fountain Valle)', hus ud
(}('ri i;ix more.
ltunninj( bat•k .l~rncs ftlci\hs lcr
u<I~ lhc.Sou1hcrn.<::1I receivers w11h
I
57 C'lllche~. ~e\·en more than \\·Ide
reteiver L>ovc \Vlll1arns. \\'ho ha.~
takt!ll nine or his for touchdowns. lkr
llarris has cauj:thl ·Iii passes and Kr.r·
mil Jotln..,on . \hr lr:im'!' lradinc
rustler wllh 815 )'arcls, has gr<1hbcd '10
oaerlal s.
Dcspitf' lhe fh1ll ':. fi·IO r('cnrrl. it t'I
i-lill in !ht• running for u plarorr her1h
undertht' \VFL'~ t~partdtd plan to in
r ludc l'ijihl o! Ille 111 •JpcratinJ; lc<im~
in IKISt·!ICli!oO/l j(anl!,,')I.
him as one ur the most sutc~~ful tnfts fo J-r•~f s .
manai:i;er.; of 1111 timC. Only two m('n--,J.>JTTSBURGJI -The P1tl&burgtt
have manap;cd one team longer than ~1rates hnvc ~r aded rc~c,rvc out·
Alston has. Connie !\tock managed so fielder Gene Clines to the New York
years '>''tlh lht' Philadclphiu Athletics !\fclc; ror catehcr Durfy Dyfr.
;1od John l\.1c(.°raw had 31 years with
lh<' Nrw York Gi:ints.
Alston has won (our \Vorld t.:ham·
11u1n.-.hip1'. :1 real sur1>a~cd io the
1>;<1ml· h,v only thr~·t• other manaJtcrs.
And only ruur mana1:tcrs in lhc history
of ma.ior ll'llJ:Ut' 1Ja.11e:bul l hitve y,·on
111orc p1•n nanL-..
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Sl...:k (}t1dP<"i d <'d .
SEATTtt: -Pitching coach \\'c!ii
S1ock of the \Vorld Champion Oakland
;\'s has been ofh:rcd :t new lwo·yer1r
contruct but ~u~·s he \\'hn'I makf' a
decision on the nrfcr bcro1'\! next rnnn-
th.
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Diahlos'
Schmidt
Tars' Backfield Gets Boost Holland ,
'l.l!ldntsday, October 23, 197,. DAill Y PILO t 8:1
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Returns
Steve Fol ey will relLrnlo last week 's 17 -lu vi ctory hCtd a JJ .:J t'd j'.:.c •1t1d las l dl·l'c·nse in t·onla1ning \\'v:-.l·
full dut y f"riday night and over l...os Alamitos hut it I week lA:1S Al un1 itos \v('nt 111 nunst('I' and V.l''lt h~11,~·-10
that may be an ominous wus. an Important carry. lie (ront 10·0 in the r1rst c1uur· pl :1.v rootball to\\'ln. ··
warning to ~1urina's scored the winning touch· ter. 'l'hc 'l'a rs 1H1lh·d lht• l'iz?.i t':t sa .vs he 11ill 11.~1·
surging Vik ings when they down on a Lwo·yard scam· Edison ~;un e (JUI. 17·lG, un d lhc s;11nc st~1rlini! lineups
tani;le with Newport J-ta r· per. won ove r Los Al, 17·10. :n.::11nst the V1 k111~s :.is l:1st Ahssion Vi ejo lligh foot · borinSunselLeague4Jction One th ing Pizzica isn't llow docs Pizi ic<.1 look :.it \\'•·Pk .
ball coach John fl,1urio is on the We5t nlinster 1-fi gh looking for lhis week is a J\l arinn.a tcum thath1.1sal · ·rhis m(•:.tns lhal Briun
taking his usual stand when field. third str:.dght pe rformance l·I record inc ludi n~ :.i 7·7 tu.: 'l'h cr1ot "'Ill get the c<ill :it
di scussing his team's next F'olcy still won't start at where his team has to como v•:ith\Vt?strninstcr ·! tailback :.1fter ~uininc l:'iG
opponent-that is he 's fin · tailback for coach Dill Piz·. back front a lO·point dericit. '"rhey did a Hnu joh last vards ;if::_iinst tu:-. /\lamitn.,,
ding it difhcult to believe ziea 's Newport ·rars but. "\Vti 've s potted sornc \Yt.'f!k," Pi;:zic<J says, "'J'h1·y ;l'ofn lh1zJcas. the mi~ht r·
hi s Diablos will be able to he's r eady to plpy, lle's. people 10 f}(lints and come hnve some people ha ck :if· n11tc1 of thf' ·r:ir~ ha<·kfil'ld
survive. coming orr an ankle injury, b:.i ck but that is n't very ter being injured und thl'y ;it 110 pounds. \viii star! <1t
. D~s pite l\turio 's pes'. sutfcredtwoweeksago. smart footllall," Pizzica looktomelikcthcy havl·<• fl:ink<·r or th t> up·ha <·k
s1m1sm, the Diablos are says. ''\Ve\·e 1nade some little conridt'n<·c 1n thcrn IH1S1tiu n. Iii· i.::11 ru:d 101
favored to m<ike University The husky tailback car· remarkablecomcb<.icks." sclvcs rightnov.·. )<il'd:-. 111 f1v1· 1':11·1·11·:-\:i:jl
their fifth win in six starts riedonetimcfortheTars in 'J\\'O \\'Ccks ngo, Edi..;on "They did ;1 t'itl" Jl>h 011 v.l!t'k ,
and a second South Coast -----------------------
JJeague victory .
The key to l\1ission Viejo's
offensc-quartcrhac:k f)ave
St:hn1iclt -fi gures to play
for the Di;iblos fo~riday night
ut Tu:-.tin lli~h aftl!r missing
l;i sl week 's 7·6 win over
Laguna Bc arh.
Edison
Cautious
"I kno\v one lhini::: £or
sure ... allows i\l urio ... ,ve·n Over Foe : thro\1' more than the past . I': couple of \.\'Cc ks .. ,
----.Alission \lie-j0--gaint\d-30--r-unn.y-w.h al .~a wock..'.s 1...,
. Yards in lhe <iir against results can do for a guy's f ·.t;;
La guna Bc<ich . outlook on life .
As for Uni1•crsi ty. '.\lurio Edison ll igb footba ll
says, "Looking: at Univ('r· coach Bill \Vorkman's per-
sity Qn 'paper , I don't see spective has taken a drastic
how we c:ui heal them. Jt 's change £or the positive fol·
<'Xtremt'ly bi g, strong and lowtn-g-hi S team 's 36 ·7
fa st in the backfield ." thrashing of Loara, coupled
San Clemente s hut with Sunset League leader
University off "'ith an 8·0 Westminster's 7·7 lie \.\'ilh
t riumph, but ~1urio says Marina last week.
BRIAN HESTER
San Clemente did an out· Now it's Los Alamitos TWO•Way Stars
standing defensive job, kept looming Thursday night 'at
Univers ity in ha d field \Vcstern Jl igh for the -------------
JIM POETIGEN
pos ition and ht1d some Edison Chargers, who are
breaks. back in the thick of the race
Universit y h:i s thri,·ed on for the title with a 1-1-1
the running game as much record only one game off
as J\tission Viejo h<1s relied the pace. .
on passing. \Vo i-k man, however, is ex ·
Poettgen, Hester
Don't Fit Mold "Uni versity isn"t thatbad ceplionally cautious for a
in the passing game," says coach sending his team
t.furio. '"It 's just that they ag8instal·2 club.
don't try. 1\nd knO\.\'in g their "It's hard to believe Los By CRAIG SIJEFI-' Poettgcn \vou ld likl· to
situation with the running A1 is only 1-2," says Work-OftMo.i1,·ill1ots1," play in the· Pacific-8 and 1s
gamelcan sce'v.·hy. man, "until you see who It Jim Poettgen and Brian even think ing about pl'o
"We hope to pl~y a be!ler ha~ played.,_ . Hesi.er are rare in today's football. \v hile !lester "'*·\·'
game than \Ve did against ·And their tackle Jim mold of the college football ~e's more int e rested u1
Lagun<i Beach. bul \\·edon't Main (6·4, 240) has to be the player baseball.
ex.~ct to do much d_ifferent. be st tackle ~n high school So p ito more s at Sad-'"I'd like to bi.: ~\ ll·~lis..;1un
. La ~una Beach 1s ~lle_r rootb~ll. lie s superb ~nd dleback College, the t\.\-"O are Con fc r L· n c 1· :i g a 1 n l h 1:; r
than. some people. give 1t ce!'1~1nly cap.able of mak ing rated as excellent defensive year:· ~ays Pncttgcn. ";ind
credit; Laguna ,.,,hipped us USC s traveling squad as a back s by h.ead coach All.,.\mcric:1n 11 I e<111. ,\11t1
and. I ''.~ told .our pc?ple, I fr~~hman. , , c;e-0rge liartman-:inda!so J"cl like tu set u~ \rin the
don.l ~ant lhat to happen . \Ve aren t,. ho\l.ever. arc t\.\'O Of the better wide conference :1 n<I ~o tu !11\'
again. . _ going to S:J:Y h~ s so good v:c receivers in the l'il ission state playoff,.
Brad ~11\:;1 (20.01. 1·c_turns can't run 1n his area. We H Conference. "'.\'l y long r:1n gc go:1l 1:-1 111
to the ?.1 1ss1on Vt~)~ lineup give it a. tr~. but yes. the )'es, that's right, they go play pro root hall and I "<1 likt•
at tackle_ af~e~. 01:1s.s1n~ two other,?pt1on 1s run the other both ways. . to go to ;1 Par-K sehool. but if
gamesw1th a1 1b 1nJUrj. way. , Pocttgcnis lhcGauchos ' I 'm not nff L·rcd a
But. he replac~s Jeff .Workman is als.o w!ry of leading candidate for All· ~cholars.hip 1·u ILk~e t.o play
Roletll (180). wh~ •.s h<im-quarterback Craig Cham-America honors. 1n the Southern ~alifornia
percdbyanelbow1n1ury. berlain. "ije pl~yed quar-tic 's Saddleback's <.i rea orlhestalc. says the
ter~ack and 11n eb.~c ker leading receiver this season • 5·11, 160 .. ~ounder.
No Oumge
In Plans
-Schaff
against us last year, says with 26catchesfor378yards l-lcstc1 (5 ·11 . 180 1. the
Workman. "I-le only ca~c and five touc hdowns. He Ga'-!chus' second baseman
out for a couple p~ays. II~ s al so has five intcreeplions·, rtur1n~ the bas~b;ll I .season,
;i very hard k1d to 1n-nne J?:oing for a TD. i\nd the doesn t know 1f he II pl.ay
timidate. ''. _ former J\fater Dt'i High f~_tba l_I r;iext season.
The Edison coach_ is e~· standout needs j ust one I lik e baseball b~lll·r·
tremely pleased with his mort•pass th.efttobreakthe than footbal l, probably
qua F-le r ba ck-Nathan because J 've played baseball Chi ng. "Chi ng's r unning Saddlebackcareerrecordor all m,v li fe. I \1·ou!d take a
\vas superb. ag~in st Lo~ra 13ttester is Just as ''ersJtUe :-.chol<1r:-1~i.P .in !iase ball over andhls pass~ng1s beeom1~g, as Poettgen, although the foot ~ul l 11 1! 1s offl'l'cd Ir) mor~ eff~et1ve due to his latter has a big statistical me . . . .
runn1_ng.' sa)'~ \\'orkman. edge . A \t i I I a park Hu1 n~ither is th1n~111 :..:
\Vhen de <i ling ,.,.ith ;1 Edison conttnucs to ~~ke graduate, !lester has two that rar 1n. the future.r1~1.1~
yo ung football team loo many errors. hO\\e,er. interreptions a nd has 110\V. The ir thoughts .~r~
mistakes o.irc so mething 1\~·o tour hdo'v.ns and n t\1,10-caught three passes this gc_::ired tov.·ard 11_1e ~aucho~
whirh can usually be expec· ~.int conversion \\'ere nul· season. mid .season _ l\'1 1ss_1on Cnn-
t d . hficd due to a!1other out-I-lester <1:lso plaet•·kirks fercnce. crucial ~1th Gl'Os •
eT.obesurf'.SanClemente break of penalties, a facet ror the Gaurhos. lle's al-smonlSaturday n1ght .
Jlighhaditsshareuntillast that has . b urn ed ~hetem1JtedlJPATswithouta
\veek when the Tri ton~ etiargers time after time miss ;ind also has field
Secondary
Gets Test
-Boswell ,
Fri<l:-.y nii,:ht 's h:ickyard
hr;.l \\'l bet,vcen \Ve:;lminstl'r
llig h's Lions and 1-~ounl aiu
\':il l('y 's Huruns ;it Clrange
Co:ist Co ll ege figurt·s lo h1.·
of n1onum1•nlal importanc1•
in lhc desllny of scYc-ral
Sunset League football
teams.
And \veslminster coach
Hill Bos"'ell says his squad
is not onl y aware or the
situation. it's a lso been
brought back .to earth fol·
lo\vlng it,..., 7.7 lie \Vilh
Marina . ~
"[ have not hcen VL'I)'
pli•a:-.cLl. ·· says the I.ions
ho:-.~. 11 ho :utn1its that. mrs·
:-.age i~ ;in underst aten1ent
··(Jur offense j ust rum
pletely fad<!d 1vith one gu~•
;ift('r ;inothl'r n1ak1n~ mt•n
tal errors. 1\n<t \VC 1at1i:ed
cnlhusi:ism for i\'larina ··
\Ve slminsl<'r 's secon1lar.v
ha s prove n tou,gh through
the first fi\'c weeks of the
19"'14 campaign. hut Boswel l
says it 'II get an arid test
this week.
"\Vith Chris Dove 1n llH•rt·
:1t t1u a rt c r·hark . ·· s a ys
Bos\l.'<'ll.-'"f"o untain \'al ley
h;is gonu to Lhc pass in~
i.:a n1e ~13 I irncs in fotit"
j.!ames. and \Gofthose h:.1\'P
bt'en dr:111' play:;.
'"l"ountain \l;t!lc) 1, ;,
lhrowing hall club "'ilb
more passing and dra"·s
than ;inyone \.\'e'vt• seen this
year.
.. Yet t hey still have
people li ke Steve Thomp·
son, ~Iitch Chambers and
Dave Kruet7.cr in the run-
ning game.
"Our sccondarv ha::; bt•en
one of our better ·points. but
we'll be tested this timC',
I hat's fol' sure.
''1'"oun 1ain Val le y's
defense 1s ;1 problem, 1.00.
They tun :i slant Okie and
huve cx tremell''' quick l~f
poun dl'rs rnaming 111> :.1nii
dO\\"ll the line with a Aood
\inebarkc r in Jerry Gi'Ull·
dy e·
Offensive gems for Wl'S1 -
minster to date have been
runnin g back r>cn ni s
Boswell. quarterb;il'k 'l'inl
Det.1ase and rcce irtr 1'onv
l\.Iaddocks. ·
posted a shocking 8·0 win thcpasttwo seasons. goals or 26 and 20 yards
oYer University. One of the --the latter coming in the
n1ain reasons for the upsf't fi nal seconds to beat S:.ll
\\"aS the racl that San Est"anc1·a D\egoCCnearly four\veeks
Saddlehack To Face
Clemente had very fe\v ago.
mistakes. Allhoui;h the pair a re
Coach Allie Schaff will be ideJ'ltical in style on the foot·
looking for another error· E • ball fil'ld . their per·
ff('e performan ce Friday xpectmg sonalities a rc a great deal _
night v.·hen lhc 'l'ritons take different.
on El Toro 1n u 7:3U South ' "llester is very quiet."
Coast Lea cue ea me at ~lis-says l-f:1rtman. "He won't
sion Viejo lligh. Wild . Tilt say 20 \11ords during prac-.. \\l e'l\ br in ttbO\'(' our tice. And Poettgcn is just
h<'ads again ." !'Stys Schaff. the opposite ... sometimes
"HO\\'C\''°r , if 11·e do11 ·1. make it's hard to shut him up."
any major mis lakes and Thursda y nighl 's Century The Gauchos coach rntes
pluy like \\"C did against League Co0tball game bet· Pocttgen n<•arty on a par
Uni\"e rsi ly , .\\"C ha\·e a ~ \.\'Cen Estancia Hi gh and El with Jludy llolmes. an All·
l'hancefnranothcr1\·in.·· r.JOOena 1-lii;:h at El ?.foclena Ameri can al Saddleback a
Schaff fl•el~ Unl\'erslty could well he billed as a few years ago ,.,.ho is now
and E l 1'oro arc ,.l'ry s tudy in o ffen s ive for · \vit htheAtlanta fo~alcons.
similar and tht• Tr\tons \\"111 n1ations. ''Poettgc·n and Jl olmcs
carry a11 ld l•ntlcaL gan1e Estancia is 1·1·1 In circuit arc about in the san1e class,
p\an int0Frlday 'sgan1e .. action. but a win over El but I think Holn1es might
"\\l e hav e to s top El fl,lodena (3·0)wouldputthc have an cdJ;to," says the
Toro's l'unning: gain(' just Eagles back 'In t he thick of Gnuchos coach.
like \\'C <1i<I a guin ~t l Jnirer· the race. Hester's vcr~atili1 y lakes
sit y .·· :-a ~·s ~('hafr . ··1r CoachKenKiefcrhnshnd n back seal tu 110 olhl'r
rJ ;1r irl Oomi11guC's. ~1.a1·k his ~agl es running out of a Gnuchos play1•r'.
f'ajt11n and Pondo Vl c1s1dcs unique rormation all yeur "lle's the best ~il l-round
dC'f<'llSC th1• run this "·eek as and his lntest innovation is Player we h:ive. He can also
,,·ell as the~· rtirt against s ure to have opposing pl :1y linebacker. quarter·
LTni\·ersit~·. \\"C 'll pl'obably coaches baffled. back pnd tight end. lie can
be in the ~H1n1 c. Kiefer feels he has an ex· play anything. He's one or
Sun C\C'1n enlc :iguin \\ill eel lent center in Brad the most ronsistent fool ball
be girinJ! t1\1·ay plcnt~· o( Green. Green completC'IY player!i \vc·v~ evct' had,"
)(l:te. but it t'lidn 'l Sl'<'m lo upset Corona del r.t at"S• sa\'S llt11·tm:111.
mutlt'l' ngnlost Un i\"l'1·sity. d ~fc ns lvc s trategy last :.And he's as good a
Schaff reels the 1'ritons week when hl• wns found strong safety (IS we've !?\'Cl'
niust 11top Chuck V:n1 Lie"·· pulling nnd leuding several hnd.
\\'ho i~ big :ind hn1·d to bring pl:iys. "Rofh llei.tcr 11n<l Poet·
do"·n. El ~1odena, however, hos tgcn u1·e out~t;_1ncting t·ol·
Schaf( points (Htl th;1l El its O\Vn irtea11 on dar,1.ling the legc p1'0!'lpeets. but I <lon't
'r<11·0 lik('s loll() n\01 '(' ,.tun· apposition. Ahr:ul of'l'ustin. think lht!Y'l't! bht enou~h to
1lnjtondeft'nt1:e th:inUni\'el'• 27·0. in the fourth quarter. pl ay \on a major college'
si11-. Led b~· Hu111t~· J\ti11111s. tht Vanguards went Into • level, 'says ~lartman.
"·ho pirkel'I u11 .10'1 ~·urd!I on punt formation und rAn
H1c J:1"0t•n1t. San (.'\l•n1enle pln:vs from ii .. Kiefer admit· "~·~ abll' to mJ1\'t' ~he b111l tcct it had he und his $Larr
\\"l'il n~ai nst Un il'<'rsil~« tx•rng£c'I. .
'T'hr Tritnns hU\'C fnt1r s-tO\IJ'ing I:~~ ~10'1 C'na a JC Polo
p \ :1 y e-1':;. \\' h u a 1· c 1·ei::ut:u· fnr mut1on should be
1111l·~l ion:1hlt• fnr F1:i,la.\'·s u 1t111i;th l'tloui,:h la~k for 'k::>~,~~';.';.i
;::un1r. l"t•ntrr l"rnnk Hii'./il E~tanrh1. Thr \'an~ua1·ds '"' Mon<to • o· 1 , 1
h:i.~ :in t'.\'(' h1J ut·y. 11ffl•ns1\l' cnn thro\v nK WC'll as puss ~14:11 ~;~. •car11t; ! ~"'!-~,• ~'. t;ll'~le f,;1rr>· Pnnrino hu~ ;i ;1ndC'XC'tllll'. \'Cl'Y \\!ell. "•'•U•n J, C•nll<' t. F•bl•"· 1<0~~\
.. ,,, .... ll rnhll'lll. slnlburk "Th<'V ha\'l' 1111 <'~cellcnt •1nll· .... A.'" ,.,_ ..• C-"' k_ .. ,_.,..,
Conference's Top QB
EL CA.JON -<:rossmont
Col l ege ha s th e hf's t
lhrowin.i;: quar!erback in the
i\ol ission Confcrencl! but it s
foothall l'o:u·h Dave Jor,l:in
kllO\V$ it w11 1 t ~1 kc mort' I han
p::issin .(.! ror his Griffins to
heal Saddlf'back '.~ G01uch11:-;
Saturd:1y ni ght at J\fi~l'iou
Viejo l·ligh.
"\Vc 'rc goin g lo h.'l\'C' 1o
balance our offense," Jor-
dan says. "\\lc'1·C' got .'.'1 <>olict
passin g g;i rnc• hul \\'P have
to establish a good l'11nn1ng
game."
So far, lht~ Griffins h:i vl'
survived \VHh 1H1~sing. Thl'Y
a re 4·0· 1 overu ll nnd :!·0· 1 in
eonfcrf'nce ~clion .
C1·l rrlns quartcrh:ick .Joe
J{ol h ha.i: com plctcd 84 or t~i.'i
posses for 882 yards :ind
e ight Lou chd owns, to1:is in
the conference. Freshn1 an
1·cceiver Don Kramer h:1s
r;1ughl 27 passes ror 287 y.11'•
ds, also best in I.he cir·cuil.
!l!I
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Defense
l>avc llnlla nd bl:im1•s
Co rona del i\tar's slow Cl'n·
lury tl'a gu e s t;1rt on a
dlsappo1ntin)! d ('( ('nse.
"Our dl'fensl' hasn't
really JC'lled." s a ys the &•a
K1n~s football l'Oach. "ll
just hasn'l come together .
Pt•ople havf' been able lo
1nO\'c thr hall on tht• ground
:1 ~a1n:-;t us. 'l';icklin1:; is ju~t
attitude and \VC arc trying
to 1\nrk on th :1 1. ··
'l'hl! Sl·a Kings\\ ill try 10
:-nap :1 l \1 o i.;:inl{' lu:-.1111,!
:-.l rt'ak F1·1da y night. \\'hen
they nl<'i·t Cost;1 i\tesa at
J\'C\\'po rt I I arbor 1n a Century
Le•1i.:ucgan1e.
After beg inn ini,: 1e:t1':Ul'
:JClion \vith an impressive
42·1.'i victory over ~t a ~noli;i,
th1· Sl':t Kin gs ha\'c lost tu
\1 111 ;1 Park. 21-7 • .ind 1o
1:o:stanc1a , 27·1<1 . Ovl·r:lll ,
Corona <lt'I ~I ar Is J .. 1 .
(.;nst:1 i\IC'sa's i\lustan~s
h;1vc ;1 similar I ··I mark ;u1d
arc a lsn l ·l in h·aguc pla y
'"l'h{'y hav1· hl'cn able to
move 1hc ball," says 1-lol·
land . "Ag:unst Villa Park.
they 1>la.ved good defense."
It sccn1 s tha t defense is
the only word in l·lollantJ"s
vocabulary this week.
"'fhe key In \\'inning any
g;nnr-is to pin y ~nod drft·n·
:>.'t'." he l'ays cn1phat1<'ally.
"1\nd we arc goin!'.!: to stress
defense in pral·lice. ··
Estanr ia gained 367 net
y;1rds agui nst Cnron;i dC'l
i\l;1r ;ind Villa P<irk lll'ltcd
:11 1
'fh rough the air. f':st;ine1:1
picked up 152 yards against
lhe Sea Kings secondar·.v
and Costa !l;f esa has a ,good
p:isser in Tim Rosaucr, ~1ho
C'omplet~d ts of 25 passes
for 152 yard ~ in the
i\lustangs 2S to 10 defeat to
\'i lla Pa rk last \\"erk
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Prep Offensive Stars
GARY GUISNESS
CdM Offense
CHARLES HICKS
El Toro Offense
BILL HOLST
Huntington Beach Offense
JEFF EVANS
Mission Viejo Offense
MIKE PARCHEN
Unl'versity Offense
TIM ROSAUER
Costa Mesa Offense
AL LIDDLE
Estancia Offense
CHRIS KIESSELBACH \
Laguna BeacJl Offense.
TOM BAZACAS
Newport -Har~or• Offense
STEVE THOMPSON
FV Offense
Three More Artists
Sidelined for Year
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Dana Hills Offense
• PAT PRITZL
Mater Del Offense
RON CARRICO
San Clemente Offense
•
JIM RANKIN
Ma rina Offense
This Week's
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Hob Lampshire doesn't
pretend that his .Katella
lli'l h Kn ishts arc a good
football team.
"\Ve need ta improve on
cvC'rything:" ·Lamps hire
~ay:o;. "We are getting a lit·
th· bit bct,tcr each week but
there is a difrerence in just
playing and playing well'
enough to win."
So far the Knights have
not pl:iyed well enough to
win a single game. They are
(1.5 and faC'e •luntington
Ucach 11·41 f'riday night al
I.a Palma Stadium in an
Empire League game.
In order to record their
rirsl win, the Knights ''hayc
to stop l1untington Beach's
run," says Lampshire.
··Their quarterback Bill
ltolsl looks good running
the option.
"And their passing game
has looked very good. They
"'cren't making many
mistakes last week a nd
were doing everything right
offensively.••
And Kalella ha:; done
a lmost everything wrong
offensively. The Knights
leading ball carrier, Brian
Stern, has gained only 112
yards on 35 carries. As a
team. Katella has rushed
.-w. EU&rKI• ti El-.... HwnUflllMt for 335 yards. , 81«" .1 "•i.111, OM1 Hill••• ~ And, in only one game 1t.tt11,u..1ver.i1r•1"'1"1o11v1e1o,E11°'0
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Quarterback Lance Gore WHtm1R,1t• •' Or•nto C••it c.i1t~ ......per! H••W n -rln1 ot Wt$1..,;t,.. is Katella's top orrensivc $1", '*"'"linglOll lle~ll vi K•ltlll. ~
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Knights' 27-20 l oss to .!LEASE A '74 DATSUN
Orange. ' 710'2. dr. 119'' "'°'
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receiver in flanker J e ff COSTA MISA DATSUM
Knapp, who has caught 16 Jl4S HAllOl ILYD .. c.M.
passes for 250 yards. 5404410
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Defensive of Week .Gauchos •
l'iraCt•s' t 'ot• SaC11rda~·
JOE CARTA It' Toro delense
. '
• MICK·EY ALLEN ·
Laguna ~each Defe'lse
MARK CHAGOLLAN
Estancia Defense
OAN ~ACKO
Marin'a oetense
JOE CASTORENA
rewport Harbor Defense
1'lnst Win Situation ... ~?µfro~ts Mater Dei .. ' Cpacl!GaryCarrsays his Cacr thinks St. Paul
)\lite'" Dei Righ J\1onarchs desC'\(•es its top ranking. f~e' a m~~l win l'iitualion "I ~·ou don't m a~e any Tli~5da,y n1ght at thcSanta mi st akes, !'OU have a
Au.Bowl. ch<1nte against them," he '"
·'bur ~acks arc against says.1'''They arc a great .
RICHARD RENZ
Dana Hills Defense
WARREN TAYLOR
FV Defense
DON WATTERS
Mater Oei Defense
DAVID DOMINGUES
San
ttle 'wall ,': Carr sa)·s. ''It is footb*fl team . They are alm~t a mu'st win situation very physical, \'cry fun-
fOr.us. We will have to play damental and \'er'y '"''ell
a'tserfect football gamo-with coached.·· BRYAN CHAMPLIN
AL DiSIENA
Edison Defense
Move ~p
Saddle back College ha:.
moved from sixth to fourth
und Golden \V est dro1>ped
from second to fifth in this
"'eek 's Dally Pilot rankin~~
or the Southland junior col -
lege footba ll teams .
Suddle back 'S Cauc hos!5·
O)face seve nth ·ra nkcd
Grossmont 14·0·1) at ~1i:.·
lsion Viejo ll igh Sat urday
night.
M ea nwhil e (;\v c ·~
Rustlers, '1·0·1 afl(:r a 27-27
tie with Cypress last week ,
attempt to rebound at Santa
1t1o nica CC. And Orange
Coast 12-3) a ft er a \\·eek "s
layoff. ta ngles with tlost l\lt.
San Antonio (0-3-2) in the
South Coas t Cpnfe renc~
opener.
Bakersfield continues tu
lead the rankings.
Southland To1110
Pos. College Rec. Pt. ....
!-:-Bakersfield !5·U-0) ·10
2. El C:.i mino (5·0·01 ;14
3. Pasadcnu 15-0-0) :rl
4. Saddleback (5·0·0l 2!I
5. Golden \V('SI l·l ·0-1) 2.1
Ii. Citrus (4·0-1) 20
7. Grossmont (4 -0·l l 13
8. East LA t3·1-l) 12
'-' ·"' ~ 9. LA Valley <3-0-ll 6
GREG NITZKOWSKI _ 10. Cerritos 12-2-0l 4
Huntington Beach-Defense Others-Rio llondo 13-1-
01 3; LA lla rbor (3-1-1) and
Santa Barbara 14-1·0) I.
Ambush
Awaiting
Rustlers?
SANTA 1'10N ICA-An
ambush m ay be ·set up: at
· Santa Monica City College
Saturday night \Vhe n the·
Corsairs entertain coach
Ray Shackleford ·s Golden
West College Ru stlers in
Southern Cali fornia Con-
ference football act ion.
Mt. SAC Backfield Green
\\'ALNL'T 1\n 1nex ·
pt'.'1"Ll'nl·ed offrn:-1ve baC'k·
f1t•ld and a dt-fl'nsc th•1t has
g1vC"n up the ln_g play t•arly
in lll O S \ l'.;illll ('S ;1 1:e
prohll'1ns eoaeh 1\1 al Euton
hopt•s ha\•e b1·en cn1u111t'r1·d
at r.11. S:in 1\nlo1110 C'olll'l:(e
this week.
Thi• J\ll. SAC tilountit•s
ho~t Oran_gc Coast College's
Piratc.·s Saturd:.iy ni g ht,
ht·rt•, in open in g South
Cu:1~t Confl'rt·ncc football
action and the hon1e tean1
n1ay be re;1d.\". tor II:-. fu ·:-.t
\ iclory of the t'arn p:1 1gn, ;11:
cording to Eaton.
'"If \\'C could l hro\\' out the
first quarter of l'\"cry g:.ime
""t'vl' played. our defense
\.l.Ould be toug h. I don 't
kno\\' \vhy . but \\'e've had a
tough 'time e:irl y in all of
our gamt·s.
"Perhups il ·s the l:irge
number of frC'shmC'n \l'e
have on th t' te am this
year,". Eaton sa vs, '"It's
just a t.·ase of gclti;1 g a good
~an1c together un both of-
fense and defense.
•·our offense. has coughed
up the ba ll a nd left thl'
defense in the hole. \Ve
haven 't co m plemented
each other \'Cry \.\.'e ll ."
Mt. SAC is going \\"ilh a
backfield that is composed
entirely of freshman in-
«hiding quarlC't'h:11·k 1\111 1
Port er .ind t:iilb:H·k Bink y
&•nton.
In prt•-ronf<'t't'n1·1• ..1t·l1on ,
l~·nton i ~ tht• lt•:11!111i; rusher
a1non~ the cirt·tut ':-. h:n·k:..
lie has c1.1rrit'd 1h1· b••ll 118
t1nlt'S for 498 ~;ird,., .111
:tvt'l'a,Lli' or 4.2 p1·r try. lie
h:1s S('ored I \\'O touehdQ11 ns.
Portt?r ti:.is «ornpl1•t1•d \•i
of 122 pass UtlC'n11>l" hu1 h.1,
had nint• inlt'l"C'1·11111~11 :-111
fl\'l' (;UITit'S
!\lt . S:in Anto nio. l1kl'
Or:1Kge Coast, ha:-had 1110
\1ecks to prep<il't' t11r th•·
~on fe r l!ntC' opt'llt'I" u111I ~:aton say~ all of his Playt•r:-
ar(' in f!ood physicu l t'On•
d11 1on \\1th th(' extra "'eek
of l'l':-1
Oran~c (ua~t <ind ti.It. San
Antnn 111 lt·.1d 1 tl"l ua 111· c·1·t'r1·
11fl1·11~111· d1·p.111 1n 1·n·t in th~
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PARAMOUNT ·SPORTS
f:verg.lhing in :Jennu
hpHt StrilHJMMJ ~ R.-iin
333 E. 17th St., Cosio M•sa IS..no..a Tne 1n..,.,..,..,,..i i'ioMWI o• P•nc.o~•I
PHONE 642·6886 ·
~Ion. fue1 . weo. ,.,._., S.! t.;; f to IHI S..n • 1 I '
Golden \Vest is coming orf
a shocking 27 ·27 tie with
Orange Count y riva l
Cypress and Santa !'t1onica
coach Pat Young is n't
ready to antagonize the
Ru stlers further by saying
the wrong thing.
"I thi"nk Golden \Vest is a
\"Cry typicar football team
for this conference.
"'They have· a lot of fin e
. football pl ayers and I think
t h ey h ave qu a li ty
throughout the ir lineup.
You really can't pick out
one particular area that is
·weak.
It'll get y0u more than
·you got before. ·
-t "That 's the ty pe of foot-
ball that makes this con·
·fercnce so tough.··
Santa r.1onica opened the
campaign \\'ilh a pair of vic-
torieS over non·conference
foes but since that time has
lost three straight. i nclud111g
a 34 -24 thrill e r to Los
Angeles City College last
week.
The Corsairs operate out
of a multiple pro set offense
and try to balance the pas-
sing game "'ith the running
attack. ·
Abel Diaz is the main ball
carrier and at 5-10, 195-
JXlUnds, he is tough to bring
down .
For a limited time only you conj save $1.00 )
on o half-gallon of ArTi erica's best se lling whiskey.
Seagram's 7 Crown . It"s Ameri ca's wh is key.
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~tanrnttts
a ldtof ball control." Carr respects St. Paul University Defense .And .i:!ven perfect football runnini \bac.ks Hick Gib· __ __, _______ _
may. not be good enough . hons a rt~ G ii Lopez .arid
sV\ce the-~M.on archs' op· 'kno\\'S h'is J\lonarchs must
pohenl ·i& St. P,aul, the Cl F's tackle bC,tter than in recent
Quarterback .John i\lc·
Laughlin likes to throl the
fool ball but doesn "t carry ll
on the option play.
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\~[RIC;\~ \\'II IS KEY
.\ DL['O
NOvJ 4·A team. M'atef Dei is games. ' r~~;No. 8. . '"If you,.qon!t attaC~)'OUr ·m Monarchs already opponcnC.1.~ou a re ~01ng to ha_V~ on~ loss i"n Angelus· get beat , f·~ sa ys.
J#op!e play and another Carr hopes lo attack St. ~ practicall y e·nminale Paul offensively and says t~em from an) litle hopes. that fullbaC'k Jin'l RidgC',
.P>us X shocke d J\f ater \1·ho has mjsscd ~I ater Dei 's
D&,1-35-24, last \.l.'ttk and last thred games · Y.'ilh a
CBtl'"S':lys , "\Ve "'ill have to bi·o ken hand. may sec some
play 500 percent better than action T hUr!iday. ·Mater
we'pJayed last "1't!ek to beat Oci's rushi'pg '.has nol been , too strong hi ll;C~rtl games
St.'· Pa ul. We didn 't pl ay due to inex~rience a~ ful -
"'i(h. e1n otion, didn't block. lback. The 1d}larchs-o nly
didr't>l'f.tackl~ a n~ gol the rushed fort ly)rds against
gR -e taken t(> us ." Pius. '
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Ref recs arc in need for
junior soccer league games
on Sat'urdays in the Irvine,
Tustin and Cos lu ~1esa
area.
Interested parties should
contact Don1in ic Storto al
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He usually puts t he ball in
the a ir 25 or 30 times in a
game and h as had
reasonable success lo date.
The Santa l\lonica offen-
sive line averages 207
pounds per man "·ith thel
defensive unit geared more I
to quickness than to size.
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Uf; DAIL 'f !'!LO! W•dnesaay. Oclober 23, 1g74
At11erien's Cup Bid
England to Ret111·n
F:n~lan{l 11 1111 r1' :1t:.11n for
lh t•t\1llt'l'i(';1"., (\If' Ill l ~l';°i
1\n1111lHH'('n1vllt 1ha1 lhc
lir1t1~h h .11 t• l:1unc·l11·d 11
l'h ;d l l'I\).!!' Ill 1 ht• J11h>l'-
ll:11l on<1I L! rn«\t·r 1•la.;~ 11as
m ad<· 111 ll.1r1 v 1\nd1·r.~on, 1·£·~1r 1 11rn rn~•do1 .l· ul !Ill' 1\1·,,..·
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n 1·r U)1·1 •l111 ~ "t 1111· \';1t·ht
li:1r1n).! ''"'"e1:111111t 1il I.on;!
1 ,1~tt11! So11n1t
\nd1•r!';un :-:iid t h•· f'h:1I
l•·nl.'.t' 11·11!" r11 ;1d1> !11 J11hn ;\L
L1v1nc-.1tu1 un b1·h.1lf 11r !ht·
('11rin1l11 ;_1n '.n·ht <·lul1 •ii
1·:11).'l:111d. BOATING
t);pires lh e middle o r
November.
Livingston's bid is tl1 e
23rd challe-nge ror the tup
s ince it was "'OQ by the
famous schooner America
in a race uround lhe Isle or
\V ight in 1851. Origlnall )' it
wus known· as the liundrcd
Guinea Cup.
The British l'hatlengc is
expel'tcd to be "'ith a new
aluminu m J2·meter which
Livingston said was ''half
built in the Camper and
Nlcholsen yard '' in
England.
ALAN BOND, heatlor the
1974 ~ustra lian challenge.
said 11rter his defeat that the
Aussies would be back in
t·i1l1(·r the Au stralians or.the J977.
Earnings .
Up 158%
For Gulf
o.u, ...............
TllEll I·:\\ i\S :-. l!l"i·I ('/\al•
lcngc IJ.\' lhc ll nt1:-h bul il
'"·;1 ~ 111t hdt ~111 n u hout 11
1t";1r lll•fo1 1• 1111 · nl:1t(·h. The i a~t{·halltn).:1' h.> lhl' llrtt1:-.h
\\;1:-. 111 l!'ltil \\hl'll !ht· 12·
n11•tcr ~1·1·pl 1 v 11 ;is o.,ou11dl .1·
li\•;Jt l'n hi ( 'i11l'-!1·ll:1l H•l\
,\ndcr:,.()11 ~.ud th~· .:\e 11
'"1h. \';1rll1 l 'l11li , Plllll'l'uf
lhl' lruph1. h,,, !H•l ,\'('I
r(·c·1·11·1·d !'h.dlt·n~t'" frunl
l"r cnch but that they are ex· Reports from Newport
P<'Ctc·d before the 60-day revealed that Baron Marce l
llL·;1dlinc from lhc last race. Bich. who has mounted t\vO
-__:___ ~U.niuC.Ceisf.u.Lih.al.Lenges.
'NEVER HELD BACK BECAUSE l'M A WOMAN'
~outh Coast Plaza Bullock'• Gloria Johnson
TllE Cl,UB \r ill not or. has already reserved dork
fi('ially disclose the chal· i;pace al the Ne viporL
il·ngcs until the lime limit Shipyardfor1977.
St. George's · Reef Races Set
Distaff Manager's
New Job 'A Natural'
Drops Lighthouse
Soulhl:1nd :.l\1 pp1·r~ ri nd
n;i11~ator.~ t•rtH.~1ng nnrth
<Jlt1·r t ht · (ir.~t of th1 ' ,vL•a1·
11 Ill nu ln11g1•1 he ;1hlL· to
<ll·pC'nd 1i n !hl· o ff ~hor1·
hg'hth11t1!'<· !hat h a~ n1a rkcd
lh r tr l·achl'rou :; S t .
Geor,::c's Heel' tor the past
75 year:..
St. c:1•1)rge's Rc•c f Light.
northernrnost of the state's
lightho11SC!i \\'ill go dark and
be repl atl.'d by a giant buoy
y,·ith Un a11tu 1n atctl liizht sig·
nal and fogho rn in the
s pring.
The lighlhou ~<· stand:< 1-16
ft•t't :ibovc .-.L·;i IL'I l'I f\n 01
rurk.v uu t<·r·<ipp1n g 1:I 1nill'S
off t'rt·~<'<'nl <'ii ~. 1:1 111il c~
frun1 the (ll'Cgon hnrfk·r'.
In \11nll'f :.\Orm~ 1\ i.-. ltllt'
o f th l· 11ildl'r f·o;1 .~tn l
pro monl or1es 111 lhe 11·orld.
'Power
J\lust Southla nd ya('hli;.mcn
arc atcustomC'd to looking
f(u' 1 hl· light on rrui ses to
Sc;1t1l1-. llritis h ·Columbia
and :'\las ka.
It \V ilt go the way ur
Blunt 's Heer lightship off
thr ~l cndocino coast and
the San t'rancisco lightship
:1l the westernmost point of
the entrance to the bay.
The S1)anish first marked
St. George's Reef in 1603
wilh the name Caho Blanco
de San Seba~tia n . The name
\\•as changed in 1792 by
Rl'iti sh c .-;plor er George
\·a n(·ouvcr.
St . lil·orgc's tteef is one ot
lhc 010!-il treacherous in
t·o;.i~t :il u·aters, along v.'ith
Sacramento Reef off Baja
C;iliforni:•.
Win eh
New Model Introduced
A n<'\\' t>lel'tri c ally
pQ\\ercd ~o. ;is \vi nch has
been intrndurf'd by Barient
Comp~1ny, m;inu facturer of
s om C' ot' the most
.sophistirat(•(l )!l'ar for han·
dling ru nnin g rigging on
sailboat:;.
The nc\\' winc h 1s moun ·
ted on a s p ecial base
slighlly higher than a stan·
dard \1·inch. The drive
motor is positioned below
deck.
For fu rther information
consult any Barient dealer.
or write Baricnt Co. 936
Bransten Road, San Carlos,
Calif. 94070.
In Douglas
Cup Action
Top m atch r al'ing skip·
pers from eight colleges
\vi ii begin compe tit ion
Friday in the ninth rene"•al
of the Douglas Cup com-
petition Friday in the ninth
renewal of the Douglas Cup
competition al Long Beach
Harbor. The series will con-
tinue through Saturday with
28 individual races in seven
s ets of two-boat match
races.
1'his year's Douglas Cup
v.•i\I be sailed in 30·foot
Shields Class sloops instead
of the Cal·2 5 s th at
dominated the series from
the beginning. Each crew
will be assigned one of the
boats owned by par-
ticipating Soulh~rn, Caliror·
nia collegiate sailing clubs.
Schools participating this
year are UC Berkeley,
Universit y of Britis h
Columbia, Notre Dame,
University or Oregon, USC ,
University of Washington.
U.S. J\f e rch a nt Marine
Academy and the host Cal
State University. Long
Beach.
Headquarters for the
event "''ill be Long Beach
Yaohl Club, t20t Appian
W1y, Loni 811ch fl.1 arina.
The nC'\\" 35 is Barienl 's
s<•c·ond production model in
po11crc rl "''in ches . The Hrsl
\\':.LS :1 No. 26 introduced to
th<' n1arket in 1972.
'rhe ne,1• \\'in ch can be
OPl'rated t'iectrically or
1nanually in t1vo speeds. 11
\\'i ll haul 5.000 pounds in 1011·
gear at a speC'd of 71 2 feet
llt'f second. Speed in second
gc:i r is 121 ~feet per second.
Finn Offering Students
For taking up slack in an·
t•hor lines or s heets it ,1·il\
lli rn as fa st as necessary
\\ it hout being limited to the
n1o torizc d s peed of the
d rum . It c ;1n b e hand
t·rank ed \1·1th the same cf.
fieiencv as a standard i'\o:
:15 y,·i nCh. This is rnad<' JXlS·
si ble b y a con1plctc
mechanical disengagt'ml'nt
bet"'e('n n1 otor :.ind drun1
\\'hen a lol'k·i n ha ndle \1 ill
operate the \1·inch.
T he s tanrla r d No . 35
po\\'ered v.·in ch includ(•s a
~lainless slCC'l drun1. ty,·o
foot sy,·itch<>s. a tock· in han·
die aod is v.·ircd for 12 volt s
<l (' all for a price of
$2,150
.
Boat Building 0...
Ora nge County hi«h
school students can learn
the arts and skills involved
in fiberglass boat building
and be paid whi le learning.
The new educational cf·
fort i s the result o f
coo pera tio n between lhe
Coastline Regional Oc·
t•upa tional Program and
.Jensen J\t arine of Co sta
J\lcsa.
1'he 1'ro1?r a m provides for
students lo lour the Jensen
tllarin<' facilities to deter·
mine their level of interest
ill boat huilding. After lhc
initia l' tour, they are hired
\hi• 1tv11 lh•m a bl1 Jump
In rlndln1employmtnl11\tr
ar1du1llon. ti
. Students selected ror the
proe;r•m "'ill continue their
normal classroom activity,
according to Paul Snyder
!iuptlrlntendenl of CROP.
Tompkins
Sales Chief
The adage about the third
time be ing the charm
seems appropriate in Gloria
Johnson's career.
On he r third entry or em-
ployment with Bullock's sh"
""a s nam ed ge nera l
manager of the ir South
Coast P l aza s tore. a
position held hy only one
other wom an in the eom·
pany.
PREVIOUSLY SHE had
served as publicity director
tor two othe r Bullock"s
stores and she is immediate
past director of Associated
fl.1erchandisin g Cor·
poralion, a retail service
organization to which Bul-
lock's is a membe r store.
Allhough she left the com-
pany t~·icc, she said, "You
really could consider this as
a promotion from \l.'ithin'"
(because of her "'ork with
AMC).
r.1rs. J ohnson does n't
view her po s ition as
$8 Million
Loss Told
At Cl1rysler
DETROIT CUPll -
Chry!Jer Corp. has r eported
a third quarter loss or $8
million, the first indication
rrom the automotive "big
three" of the seriousness of
the current sales slump.
The gloomy figures came
amid speculati.on the No. 3
auto maker plans a new
series or layoffs because of
rising costs and s lugg ish
new car sales .
G e neral Alotors will
report its earnings next
Monday a nd Ford next
Wednesday. Their earnings
•re expected to be sharply
tlOwt!'r from a year ago, but
perhaps not a s seriously
dow11 as Chrysler's,
Chrysler s ales in the July-
September period totaled
$2.8 billion. up 21 .7 percent
from $2 .3 billion in the year-
ago quarter v.'hen the firm
suffered a $17.4 million loss
which was due in part lo a
national s trike by the
Un ited Auto Workers.
t o ,vork f or v ario us Jim Tomp-lnl hal been
diviidons o( J ensen for a fu ll appointed f1 11,or)' 11Jes
scmei;ter. During this time manager for the Weit Coast
---s tuden ts \vii i work a l a facility or We1t11ll Corp.,
variety of jobs among the 1638 Placeqtla Ave., Cctlta
!'evrrul divisions of Jensen i\lesa.
in orderto beexposed tothe 1·o mpkln1 wlll bo in
co mple te bu s ine ss o f ch1tr1e or the ••le• force
Oberglass boat buildinu. which includes Paul Schin-
''1' ... iberglass boat building dl cr and J~enry Sprague Ill .
is st ill a relatively new
For the first nine months
ol the year, Chrysler sales
totaled $8.5 billion and ear·
nings we re $21.4 million,
'Compared with sales or $8.4
billion a nd profits of $181
million in the same period
last year . The rirst nine
m onlh s of 1974 were
Chrysle r 's lo"'est nine·
month period since 1970.
Tliree Stale
Banks Cut
Le1id Raies
production method," _said Westsall also announced
Charl es 1'homos, president the a\Jpolntment of Bot>
of Jensen. "Trained person· ~1ullowney to a ssistant
nf'l are difficult lo find . The sales manager. ~l e will be in
('Hf)P e nables us to bring charge of all dealers and )oun~ 1leople into our plant We stsail reps acroS$ the
;i nd teach thc 1u " ~rade country. · SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
\\ hit·h is in de mand while -Three bunk5 have cut
Oirv :ire cont i11ui ng their ;:;;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;;their prime rates, leaving
cdilcution. California banks ch0rging
"ltpon i;raduvtion the Se lh b ·ght three difCcrent inte rest
s tuc\cnls rtccivc :1 cer· e e r1 er levels to their ht.st business
uficntt' (or their ~u<"ttssful "d ·f l'f customers.
romplt'lion of th(' rihcrglass SI e 0 I e Security Pncific Bnnk of
h11a1 hullding rour~<'-l feel along the IA>S Angeles cut the prime
from 11 v~ to 11 1..; percent, Oran.... Coast 1·n effective Tuesd:oy. b". w e ll s Far,go Ba nk
anything unusual and
believes that the current
pattern is to promote more
\\'Omen to this level.
She feel s tt.at the reason
(or this gro"·ing trend is the
t endency to view th e
general manager as more
than m aintenance. "WO~IEN ·CAN MAKE a Old Recvees
significant contribution to
merchandising," a field she
h as been in all or her
working lire and a field
"'hich she advocates for
women.
"It's a woman's business.
Jt"s a natural because of the
commodity. Based on my
own personal experience. l
never felt I was ever held
back because of being a
"·oman. '' .
As general m a nager she
has lull respOnsibility for
every operation that exists
in the .individual store. She
oversees about 400 em-,
ploye s and in th e
framework or her duties is
s elling standards and
delivering profit to the
organization.
Now Unsafe.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Camper units on Inter~
national Harvester
recreational vehicles built
in 1971 or earlier may be un·
safe , the National Highway
Safe ty Administra tion
\\'arns.
The NHTSA says it has
round that brakes, axles,
springs, tires and rims on
most lHC truck beds three
years old or more were
overloaded. The agency ad-
vised owtiers or the: cam·
pers to take advantage or
IHC offer of a free inspec·
lion.
Ronald D. Caplzil has jolned Cochrane Cltate incl
Company, In~. as account executive.
He comes to the Newport Beach·based public
relations firm from Kelly Capizzi Corso Advertising or
Newport· Be ach. Previously, he was an account
executive with Design Vista, Inc. of Irvine.
He and his family will reside In Mission Viejo. • Changes in management at the Unlgard Jnsarance
Group's Fountain Valley office include the transfer of
Reginald C. ~lacDonough. and Gerald D. ll1ttleld to
the Orange County facilities.
MacDonough has been named marketing manager
and Hatfield has been appointed administration
manager.
CAl'llll Mt.CltAI
Gary R. Ferguson has been appointed branch
manager and a!lsii;lant vice president of the new Costa
rtfesa office of First Federal Savlngsors1nt1 Monica.
Ferguson. who headed operations at another Oro11ngc
County savings association, will host Grand Opening
celebrations at the office, located at 1455 Baker St.
* Ralph R. W1tlll, Jr. has been named director of
public relations and advertising for the Electronics
Operations of RockweU International.
The Brea resident was formerly manager of
communications for Rockwell's automotive products
croup in Michigan. lie will establish a public relations
policy in the newly created post.
* LaRuna ltllls resident Wllllam R. Booher has betn
a ppointed Los Angeles district sales manager ror the
Mallory C1pacltor Company.
lie was rormerly a sales engineer ror Mallory in
Southern California and has been with the aluminum
and tantalum electrolytic capacitor manufacturer ror
16 years.
* Kenneth L. Booth, prMldenl"of B~ P. John f'dntlt1rt1
lowered its rate from 11 %c lo 1 Orange Coast 11 v. percent. also errectl'e
R -~ immediate!)'.. 8aJl ... k or
has been elected to the board of directors or lhe
National A ~soclatlonol F\Jrnlture 1'1anulaeturers.
Booth resides in Newport Beach.
OUnuU California ar1ni:>unce-a a 11":...:;;.,_::::.:;.::;.::ic.... __ __,I similar reduction;-effective
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* Murdotk N. MacR8:e of Newport Beach ha1 bee.I\
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:Picking an Executor
.Don't Rely on Friend to Settle · Estate
" By SYLVIA PORTER
When we recently asked a
friend how the widow or his
lifelong partner was faring,
he remarked bitterly that
he rarely saw either her or
her children these days.
He had been appointed
exeeutor or his beloved par·
t.ner's estate; he had done
the best job he knew how;
despite this . they had lost
all faith in him and the
relationship had
deteriorated into squab-
bling. Then he quoted the
final stanza of an Edgar A.
Guest short poem :
NO!Dwhtn/di</'ll....,ask
A frimd to ca,-,, 111Ch a task:
l 'U IJ)Ctre hfm aU auch
onguiih1Ctte
Mdleavtahiredeucutor. ,,
1t•s rottep. poetry but an.
aC:ellent warning, for If you ····pl.et In executor for your
at.ate on tbe basis of friend· .
_ lhlp and loyalty rather than ·
•blllty, you're ask!n1!Jor
trouble. The lime to leart
how to 1elect the right
. Sales Up
AtBertea
Gal"'" and ,,.,.,,.,.
cxeculor is now , 'when
you're healthy and · can•
reach an appropriate
decision. .
Simp•y s la.ted, an
executor is the person yt'Ju
Money's
Worth
name in your will to handle
the job of settling your
estate. Your executor may
be your wlfe or husband, a
friend or a professional
executor, such as a lawyer,
a bank or trust company.
You may select an in-
dividual executor or have
several co-e xecutors to
share the responsibilities -
one a member of you r
ramify or a dear rriend. and
the other a professional to
furnish business and other
advice.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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rights :ind had ;1 ... 1\·f1gure
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SHOOTS FOR 'MOON'
Christopher Connelly
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So1n1•hod} 1ht•l'l' d1d11'1 hk1·
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But he bll'w hi:, rir.~t s1·rcen
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11c1·ks he 11';1s i.:irl'll lhc
series.
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pl;,i.yi ng lht> :-.11 n1e rolt·
bet·;iusc or our uss11t·i;11 i1,11
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llis rolt· and lh1· pupularil•
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In Week's Ratings
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p11pul:1r t'IL'llLrli.! T\" -.h,111 1t•lt·1·i . ..;l'd ;11nig ht1:1.'\ 11ct·~.
la:-.1 \\l'l'k ;1ud .\Hf' ... ·Thi' '!'hat gan11· on 'l'hursifav
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'l'ht· r;,il 1ni.: .... 1nadt· pu!Jl1t· nigh! g<unC's.
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con11..•di:in Flip \\'fl:'on's ab 11t·ck 11·1·r("
sC'nl't,-fl'om ;1 \l"l'('kl .'· s1·rit·" I. '.\'Bl'. Sanford and Son
has n ·1 hurt his p111)ulant.1 .. \ '' l'BS. All jn 1h1· F;1n1d \'
unt"hour \\'d!!tJll sp1•t•i:1I 1111 :f CBS. Hhod;1 ·
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rank l'rl 11th 111 111 1•r;lll :l ('BS.(:uns n111k1 ·
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pn1gr;un..; r;11t •d 1:1s l \11·1·!. j ,'l\Bt'. \\'orl1l S~·nt•:-
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fronted \\'ilh !ht• r1·:ili ~.;dif1n 111:!1 ... h1ls t!r01\-:ini::
11ld in '"!'he (_'hincsi.· J>rin1t• ~Ii111::.lt·r· Jn111;.:h1 i,t ~I
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lobert T aytor
"CAMILLE"
l. .. Es· A: -·.::~~. 1M . "6-1s11a
"WHAT IF IT
HAPPENED?
WOULD YOU
"CRY RAPE''
liwp;d ""ran Al~ , c,.,.., '"" "LOVE OBJECTS"
"GASLIGHT" Rirtt•d 111 1 ~~:::~~~~W~ES~T~C~O~A~S~T~r~l~E~M~lf~l~E
Best Foreiqn ptoy Of T,he Yror
\Comedy Awar~
"THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND"
ly T-Stoppcird
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I fl,.ojtc:hff 1 men 1re llt1ng tali.tlr itc:U\ed.
Llttt1 lttl(.lls m1111116ed 11neros1ty to prob1bl1 •:OO €) [jJ (fl (j) $em ' 0"1rh"rs lflU/dtl, IS Ptlrocrl!1 deffftdl !ht
'"The Prernancy" Jell lletd'l lormer spoiled d1u11ht11 ol ' •tilltlr; bu5i·
Riii h11nd Mtll him out. s1\111s lll!Slimlft
ll;m wdh !he ne·~s th1! !Jle'S St 0 m@ News
cre!lr ore1n1n1 1nd ptea-s lor his Ci) T~e Bold Ones
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sp1.·1·1;d 11 h H·h tlr1·1• n1ur1• 'l\Jt•stla.1
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help. Both k!IOlll lh11 Jett c1nnol 0 (li' l])) (3) cr> Get Christie ooss•~ly be 1ht b!hrr. bul he fetll l1tt "for the family Hono1~ Ch1i1·
compelled 10 help-•1llloul conf1d-lie helps pHtnu Joe CuulO face 1
ma 1n An1U •ho is bolll (()lllUSl!d pa1nlu! d1lemm1 when 1 m1 ll1
ind wo111cd 1bou! Jet!'s ill!etf!I in th1etta!n otteis to 1p1re the 1111
1 ~111 she hardly kne\11 eusted. of the detechve"s l•lher in return 0 Jj ~1 )Q; a;) litllt House tn fo1 tile freedom or ii syni!Oca!e lifu·
tflt l'T1!11e "It I Should Wike Be· tenant whose tr1t1mony would wipe
!ore I Die' Pa ln«tlls helps an e! I oul the tlLieU1in and his org1nlz1·
d"ly nelahbor 511E~ her own 1111~ke , !icln. Robert Alda 1uests.
When Amy Hern (Josephine Hu!th· @ TM Untouchables
1nson) •ants lo 1et her diit1nt lll:lll Jou1n11 It Ad~ntu11
o!lspuna. she 1e1al~es to have them\ W1ndtrlud
•n.,ted to ht:r w1ke. , La Ciudad ;nu 0 Mo'lie: (C) (2hr) 'fi1«1tel" : tnnu Y1siou
1 .. eli) '&a -J1me1 Ste-..1rt, Henry• · Camedy
rond1. lni;tr S1e~en~. 11:00 @ 0 Cf) m €D CD Ne.1 OC l u1 t i ;rOll(h& ' )O' ED ,Jl @ Plu1S 0 l 29 (111 liJ CD Th1t'5 MJ Mi· kit ol 'Jou tho
1111 '"lhe loin" ChfloP'1 ltud w•1h , 6 NTPD
his b1otht1·1n 11•. tton1rd, Qecomr1 • Mc.Vle: tC) "M1y1~ {ldv) '66-
il l1mJJy hrhl -..htn 11st1r lfacts II)' North.. S1/1d K~hn. Chnl W1lkt1.
lwJbllMI lle!IMI S50 fl1)m--(ltttl'nr-m MiUlo~~lliijoniblt
ind forrrts to pay him b1c~. @ Klihl '1llery
I Oe•Ltr's OloJce ll7 f31 Pe\tr Cunn
It T1~1s A Thiel o& Wild Wild l'u1
Vuitt, ED Yo11 lor He1!U. Cf6' MOYit: (C) 12hr) "Tonr Rome" ("(I_) W1n,Wf: Dt1d fl Ali't
!d1tl '67-fr1nk S1natr1. 11:15 fI) Cinem1 n E!l Aleelloli1m A•11111tu Wttk 11:30 f) J1 (3 .,, CBS l ilt MOYie: "Ji
"l1itr by tht T•1I"' A document1ry Hours" 1su$P) "65-Jamr~ G1rntr,
on the trt11ment and 1th;ibihution Hod T1ylo1, E~J t.'lr1t Saint.
of two 1lcohohcs. Dinny O'Bri1nl ~ ii@ l\O m Johnny C..rson
ind kie Gllllifr. Both llt being fr1cturttl fllckrn
tre1trd 11 the Tucson Genera! Hos· 6 Mwie: "Till l11re1" (dr~) '51
p•lal Orto11fk1!ion. llell1billlation -D1tk l'o .. e11. f'du!1 Raymond.
Jnd Rese1rcll Center. 0 Wide World Special! m Ch1mplonship W1tstlln1 * Playboy 20th al llpanrM L1n1u111r Pro1ra111 Anniversary Party!
l :l0(6')Mlkt D<luz!1sSllow . O <~CiJ)IJ)G)W id eWoi l d
0 ABC Wednesday Movie Speci11 "'20 ~rus ol Pl1rboy: A * BAD RON ALD Comedy Salute"
He has killed before-ID B!ll Cos~~ . .11 h k'll . 1 €DV1deaV1soon1n1s
WI e I again . 12:00 0 Movil!: "Ro1ronr C11J" (mys)
(J ("'9 O ) (:r CD ABC Wrdnes., ·~1 -Hu&h Bt1umon1
d•r Movie: (C) (90) "Bild Ronald'' m Miwit: NTht ;ood Humor Mi n"
(su$p) ·7~ -Scott JiC1lOJ, Kim (coml~·~-Jatlt C~ri.on.
Huntt•. P•PP1 S«lt1 . .iohn larch, 1:00 M 10 lo1111111ow
hd frclei, C1~dy fisher, Cindy l1_r l! }':l@Nt"I
(1\btcht1. l•SJ folbachtr "1le11 l:lO All·Nifht Sflow: "first Min Into
Cor11ot Oabnry ColemJn. A bm1ly ~l(t," "lldy Withaul A P1uport."
•1lh 1~1t• ~1u1httr1 mo~ti into 1n "Sips 11 St1"
&Id houie un1~1re th1t it his 1 1:45 O ~,o'fit: "Souttl St1 Wom1nN
se<1et 1oom t>Ccup•rd by a 1ttn12t l (com) '53-Burt l1nc1s1tr, Ctluek
mu1dert1 •ho 1nt•nd1 10 m~~t !hem Con110rs. Virg1nl1 Maro.
• 01rt ol h11 1'11n1e !1nl1sr Wllrld I l :IO 0 Mo~1t: "Tiit Windaw" (dr•) '49 m Mrl"I '11U1ft Show -BJt~ar1 Hi lt, Botby Ol•stO!!.
Thursday
OAYTIMf MOVIES
i :lll O "follow tllr H~n111" (ld1·) '54
-Charle• Ch1phn Jr.
':00 0 (CJ "GunllChl Ip Abiltnt" !,.t~)
'bl-Bobby 0111n. Lnl1~ Nitlsrn
10:00 O (C) ~M1n•u1 111 !ht ll1cl
fo1t1!" (drd -Camerr~ M11Che11
An!ontll1 LU1•Mt. "l'r111ie Moon"
(Wtl) 'Jll -Grne Autry "VlfU1n11
111111" (1111•5) ·~'-Wold B1H {II.cl
12:00 m ''Act ol Y'~ltnu" (d11) '49 -
Vin Htlhn, J1net lt•th. t:ooa_. "The E111 W1(' (com) '52 -
Cary Gran1. Behr Or1!ie
l:lO Q (C) "Fo11i1e" (d11)1'55 -Jtl!
Chand1r1, Jane Runtll, Din Ou/)'tl.
2:l0 Li "O"•hom1 kid" (;o,cs) 'Jg -·
H~m~h•~y Bo111rt. limes C~rne1.
1to (C) "J~e lpcrcn Jilr" tmyi) '65
-M.rharl C•m~. Nl1ttl G1e~n.
J:l L6' (C) "A Co~tnlnl With Ot1!h"
!m1s) 'G)-G!Ot~e MahillS.
3:30 ..._3 IC) "'ort111t In Blick" (d11) '60
-1 an1 I urntr, Anthnny Quinn
0 (Cl "follo• lh•t 0111111~ {mus)
'62-ll .. 1 P•n'ev. Annt Helm
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has :'C'h1 ·1h1l1•1t thC' lt1llo"111i: :o<l}Cl'till Jll'Oj,:r:nn:.. 101la)'
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Actr<>ss Plciys Car1i eo iii 'lnf·e,.no'
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Jennif('r Ju111.:s livi·!-. ;.11nurn:
treasures not l' \en d r1·a n11•d
by. million<iirt·:-.. qUl'l'll:. or
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dustr1alls1-llh 1I:.1n1 hrn1)1 -.1
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veritable Malli•rv 1,t fine ~rl s Sim on hrlri~s hon1v Jl·::\:\IFIO:ll con1phrol'nls
\Jteral)y S t·o n·~ of p:iintlnc:-. ll1l' '>lu1111111g '>lll'l'uundings.
and sc ulpturt· t•1t·r1· 1't·ur. Slit· 1-. ;1:; hi:<i uti[til Ln
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housed at lht·1r l1~·<1t•hfro111 \\hl·n :-.l u: 1~011 \ht· Ae;1dem1· ~ .. horrie Pt'ndi11).! 1exhibit1t1n :.it 1\11<1rtl frir i\•:'\'hc Song Or x:m use~m~. llt•rnad<·ltc ."
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ENGAGEMENT FOR
ACADEMY AWARD
CONSIDERATION
NOW! Eves: From 7 Contin . Sun . 2 p.m.
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Hit single 'You Blew If' by Som Cdslow
and sung b y Danny Street
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will h••• yo11 he1 wli11q ond
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niture an1I rugs ti re ur1e11tal
1norc Ar;1b1an n i~hts
than lhl' F:ir Eas t. Ancient
;utd pr1rcl<'ss oril'ntul r ugs
eovcr thl' floor:.. Pl:1nt s <111<1
no11•cr:. ;tl10ll!ld Ill filtL'l'l'd
sunlight.
l 'ht·rL' t:-1·1'c11 ;.in Eg.1 IJ·
\1;1n :-urtuphagus in one
ru u 1n, an invalu;.ihlc
hrightl.v p;iintc d relic thJt
ontc ht Id I hL· 111 um rn y ol' an
t:gypti;1n 1111hle1n ;1n.
Jf<:SNIJ-~ER, i\N ~·nor ·
rnousl~· lirig hl \\'om<in \1·ho
1levotes her 1 l nll' Io \\'Ork i ng
11ith youthtul \ictim:. of \ht·
drug cult.ure. iS attuned to
problems of the da.v 1rhen.
she is not ~ lobt· trn\I i ng \1 it h ·
her hush;i nd in ~e<1reh of
paintiu g~ or vi :.tt1 n g
museums :.iround the11urld .
1~·1\l'd. I 'd u\'""YS a ssun1cd I
I'd ''ork ;.1gul.n, but no1 In
l'l.llTICO 1·9 \t>S • .J ohn C;u\lcy,'
\\'h'ti Is bend of production at
\\'urncr Bros .. talked mt:!
into it. lie s:1id m y a p·
p('<trilnCC in the picture
1Wr)Uld be .a cullinµ; card to
le t people kno\\' I ;1m
1,1,orking. Norton hi.Id mixed
t'motions. But he's hilPJlY
I 'n1 acting again.
••( l)JDN'1' t'INU ii d1r.
fic ult to pick up pcrfornting .
If vou huve the basic talent I
tk)n't think it goes a\\·ay.
"I '<;! Jo ve to pla,\' !\ltiric
llrassh!I' roles 11011'. An :.it"
treiss is ,an' actress all her
life if she \\'lints l.o be. !\l:uiy
<ll'l:rcsses had their best
nioments alter: .the uge of
50."
.J cnnirer has passed that
n1 ilcstone. She looks more
Lhan a decade younger. She
crr dits y1,:ars of yoga fo r her
yotithful appearance.
' LefJnl A ut n~1011ist s ·.·
Uarr.v I\'t·\\·n1an i r1i.:h1 1 :ind ,l!lll':-1 ~t.ir l lartild
(;ould pl<I .' ,,·ary IL·g;d uppunl'tl\:-011 !\'t•\\ n1;11t's
..,_,('t l'OC:l'l li " :-cries lonig ht a t 10 o 'clol'k on :\Ill'.
Channe l 4 She is \\'Orkin~ in her first
movie in fi ve yeurs. '"l'hc
'fO\.l'ering Infe rno." \\'ith
Paul Newman, Steve !\le·
Queen, \Villiam Holden and
f'red Astaire.
'"1'111· ~1 rlul<.1tion is gone . or
cuur~l"" .Je nnife r s:.nd.
laug hing. '· Jtut Norton lovl'.'>
to see me s in g o.111<1 duntc
and clown around. lie likes
me to be giddy. lie is ~in in1.r------------, .. ..,..,..,..,..,,....,..,.,-...-...--iii'
pressivc audience of one. ~·t11.1ut ...
'fhat·s ii.II I need." ~, •• ~ ..
"It 's just a cameo role,"
,J en nlrcr .suid : nlhblin g-
duintil.1· on a luhs\(•r souffle
1!onr lo pcrt'eclion. ··1 'vt·
returned to movies l.>el':JUSl'
i llC\'l'I' ha \'C Sl.'L'I\ rn .\'St'lf "·'
;.1n~·thing but an :1et1·t·s~
JENNIFER, wealthy in , ~ ~·.:.:;: .. °i:"..:;•· FAMILY
TWIN CINEMA
''\l 1\·;i ~11 ·1 1·olu11tar~
retire ment. It JU:.l h ;1p
C'iiliiUMI lO
her Ol\'n rig ht. married the
multimillionaire three
years ago.
"I'm .:.1 ~ur 1·11·11r ," she
~:11d ":\:orton lias 01.ened
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Military
Schools
Av ailable
•
LIKE 1'1A~Y v•ho deal
"'ilh career information. I
keep forgetting that with
the C\'enl of the All Volun -
teer Fofce, the five militurv
.o;ervice.o; to ge th er orre·r
.o;o mc half-million entry
level jobs each year. And
that's certainly worth men
tioning. The Army, Navy.
~larines , Air Force and
Coast Guard have, in effect.
be come largc. diver se
national public service cm
p\oyers that offer some of
. the best available trainin g
for v.·ork. Moreover, many
military jobs have civili an
counterparts, an attractive
feature for those v.·hodo not
wi sh to make military work
a lifetime career. •
Aecording to the
"Statistical Abstract of the
U.S." (1971 ), occupational
groups in all rive services
were divided : 14 .1 percent
in ground comba t oc·
~pations, 14. 7 perceut in
e lectronics, 7. 7 percent in
other tec hnical jobs, 18.4
percent in administrali\'e
and clerical. 26 . l percent in
mt'chanics a nd repair. 6.8
perc('nl in construction.
:;hi pboard operations <ind
me tal working, 12 percent
in such ser\'ices as motof
lransporl, food service and
~crurity ,
IN OTHER WORDS, six
out of every seven persons
in the armed services were
repor1eC1 to be in oc-
cupations other than ground
combat . Because or the
r<>du ct1o n in n umbers of
military personnel, the OC·
('Upational groupings ha\'e
probably shirted some"'hut
sinl"l'thi:-1 study v.·as madt'.
lnclt'cd, an indi\'idual can
learn 1ruckdrl\'ing in the
1n 1l 1tar~. and a l.:1rg<' num-
IX'r or other occup;1tions ;1s
"el l. ,\s \\'ith ·all types of
t~mploymenl. military v.·ork
ha s it s dra"•backs. hut it's
1lt•f1n11elv ,,·orth ehecking
into a., ,; training ;1nd cm-
pln~·n1l'nl n1>tion.
• • •
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
W~d""diy,O(•otMr tl. 1'1~
'A big· man can c ar ry a
hea vy load , but a good
soup. can carry ·a dinner.'
Coun!r-y-f2rovert>---
$teaming Aromas Always Appreciated
B)~h~i~I~ T(~~~~~ Cs2!~1\S
... Soup's on" can mean someltiing
very di ffercnl lo each cook. .
For example, to one lady in the
Je\vish community it means bor·
scht. carefully made from the first
coarse grating of the beets to. the
final dollop of sour c;ream'' , ·
Borsch t ranks with the
,aristocrats of soUps and is the
national soup of botll Russia and
Poland . I t .can •havc man y
variations.
ln a tiny Russian restaurant in
Richmond . ~f ainc. I ate Borscht
that contained mixc'd vegetiibles
with cabb;.igc predomiriating. Ac·
tually, it was not much changed ~
from the vegetable soup my
Yankee mothertised to pr~pare.
Anyone broughl up in rural New
England mu s t ba\'c tiad corn
chowOer fairly often. .
\Vhen I was in e leme ntary
school. local mothers took turns in
pre paring hot meals for the
schoolchildren during the winter
months. Corn chowder was on the
nienu at least,once-a, week.
Like many other,deli~ious Down
East soups, corn chowder s tarts
with "trying out" por~ scraps.
These a lso giye a spe~ial navor to
Jl.Iaine fish or~cla!Jl ctibwders,
PORK GIVES FLAVOR
Pork.scraps, too, were the basis
for Pork Slew, an ~Id ravorite
made with rich milk, onions, and
diced potatoes.
Some of my earliest soup recol-
lections include a neighbor. a
'motherly, French Canadian
v:oman, who·introduced me to real
Canadian Pea Soup.
It was very hearty and made
from Yl'ho le dried pea's, soaked
o\·etnight. and cooked with ham
bone and onions. I liked i,t So well
that she a lways remembered to
make extra for me.
HOwever, when my Greek
mother-in·law ta.usht me how to
make Lentil Soup, I s.hifted my
loyalty to qi.at ancient legume.
Greeks usually add a soupeon of
vinegar. Lentil soup also is a Mid·
die East favorite; on cold;winter
days in Syria a·nd Lebanon it is the
principal dish of tbe meal.
Savers Off se·t
Prices, Hung~r
• ' ily Ci\ROL nooRE O.ilr Pilot Food E.:ior
A !.';·month supply of food
requires about 90 cubic feet of
-space ~ and can be easily "·al-
lpapered, ,
I\1ostly as a hedge against in-
flation , food storage is on the in -
crease.
Just who are these savers or
hoarders? Ray Brown. dehydrated
foods distributor, idenfified several
type~: .
Some arc ~1ormons. keeping a
year·s \\"Orth of food on hand accor-
ding to religious doctrine.
Other customers have dangerous
occupations a nd feel safer knowing
that th·eir famil y will be fed.
Political be lie fs cause ullr:a ·COM·
servali \'es to s tockpile food as in·
surance fo r indcpcndcnceon doom-
sda y. ·
Specut;1tors. too, 1>urchase mass
quantities. 1'he pri('e of the 64-can
recomme nd ed security unit has
jumped SIOO to 5470 this year.
Thul price· buys four cases of
po"'·det·ed ntilk . l\110 cases each of
textured vegetable protein, gr;1in
niixcs. dried fruits and vegetables
and one case e ach of potato flakes
and dessert mix cs.
The assortn1cnt also is populur
1vith boaters and backpackers who
like the light 111Cight advantag'e and
11·ith Europc<i ns 1\lho have l:K•cn
depri\"ed of food.
Evcin Bro"·" isn'L sure of the
ullimute destination of some or the
rood that leaves hi!> slightly ri?motc
w1:1rchouse on Grahanl Street in
l·luntington Beach.
Son1c people are so sccrelive
about the ir sur·plus rood tha t they
US(' 0('titious IHLJTieS and 1:cqucsl
dt·li vcry to drop·ufr tX>lnts.
A few savers t'V('ll flantd or
1v<11lpapcr theil' Ci'.iChC'. ;t 1.i11 IJrown
110\V pliSJ;CS alffn-g U) !'icOllltl'ltr'!iOlall·
a pa1·1 111enli; "'ho "'Oode.r "'here
they ro11ld :'!lore their supply.
J\lurc altruis\it". Urown docs"'\,
pay n1urh hi>cd to the tlandcstinc
:.iflcrnifllh~. 1-lis m11in concern is
lhal l>t'Op le cul helter und feel
bl~ttcr.
lie ~nd tu s wifr, \'i, s tarted
selling in their home' but moved to
the warehouse whetJ tne hanacart
cr ea ted havoc "'1l h the shag
carpet. ,
I Jn an adjoining sl;iowroom, they
demonstrate how to cook with
dehydrated foods and recommend
that (amilies start using them
gradually until they can adjust.
"Peopl e may ha\'.e had a bad
experien<•e camping and think
dried food s -ick!" he said. "But
actually, rriun y of our everyday
foods, beverage 1nixes, gelatins
and boxed dinners are dehydrated.
"Used in 1>ure. b_1.1lk £orf\l, they
are so econon1i cnl and easy to cook
"'ith. You use all lhe ~toduct with · 'f "'asle and less ""O[k '"he said .
.News pape·r c lippings posted
between the s helves are hea,d lined.
"\Vorld f'ood Reserve Just 21
D;1ys" and ·•J<'ood Prices Double in
2~ Years."
1\long with thrift, the ' Browns ,
!ilress thoroughness aS' .a key • to
savin gs. security and nutrition.
''Whole !l rain \\'heal isn't just (or
milling into bread," s he explained.
"f'ry it; con1bine it into casseroles,
baked bea ns or carrot cake;
l'X perin1ent \vith a wheat-za
(piiza). And don't forget to· use the
glute n." --
Skeptics c an ·taste from her
buffet or nibble banana chips from
a sample can. Who can pass up a
!·pound loar ol bread, homemade
for 20 cents'? '
Ray Bro~n fills
wh eat order. .
Bulk buying. and
' . food ·storage
are increasing.
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One of my nonfavorites is Turkey
Soup made from.the carcass of t he
Thanksgiving bird. hut n1any
• people count this a speeial holiday
treat. .
J\I o s l of u s ha \'e sa mpled
·minestrone soup \\'ilh its many
vegeta~les. Sometimes it even con·
tains zucchini blOssoms !
·J\.1ine strone, too, has n1any
variations ..
Elbow macaroni. or other past<t
or rice, can be added-to the stock
instead of dri ed beans: s wec"t
sausages, smok·ed s pareribs. or
asparagus may also be put in at the
end or the cooking process.
WON.TON AN ENTREE
Those who enjoy Chinese food of.
ten start the ir· meal \\:ith \Von ·ton
Soup, although in China soup ap·
pears .at the end of. a meal rather
than the beginning.
And Won·ton isn 'l ser,·cd as a
soup there, but as an entret•, a lid·
bit between meals. or an <1ccon1·
paniment to playing J\1:1h ·jongg.
Won-tons, so like the ral"ioli of
Italy, are squares of dough, £illed
with savory mixtures of meat and
l"egetables poach,ed in <i fragrant
broth.
Fruit soups <::in he served eit her
hot or cold, and at the ht.>~in ning 0 1·
t'nd of a n1 eal. In llOlla nd. a
f;i vorile soup is made \l'ith soaked
prunes. ~
1'his dish is l'<1uall~· popular in
S\;iv a nd Balk an eountril·s 1\·here it
has been kno1v11 for centuries. Ger-
many has its elderberry and black·
berry so up . And no people enjoy
fruit sou1>s as muc-h as lhe Scan-
dinal"ians .
1\cluall~, the earliest rererence
to fruit soup dest:ribed as a kind
O[ S\\'Cel, plt•;1Sa nt broth madt• rich
11'ilh fruit coml'S from Engl<inrL
The heavy Chri st m<1 s pudding ;.t<ir-
t<'d as a thick. spicL•ll s11•1.:t·l suup.
KNO\\IN T ll ROL!G 11 lllS'roR \"
Eve ry counl r~·. c,·c1·r e1\·iliiat1011
has its soup. S111et• tinit· 1n1·
memori·<ll. country pt•uple h;11"l' •
kept the sto<"k pot l'imrnering all
da~·.
rluring periods or d1~lre:.s ;ind
disaster, soup kitchens h<J\'C ser-
ved <is an l'fficient method nf
feeding and boosting !he niorale ot'
largp n1a:.:-;es nf hun g r~· rx.·upll'
In big hotel;.. to bl' n1aster of !hl·
:-.oup pot i.~ ;1 high ofrit't'. nt·Xt 111
that of the s;JUl"l' r heL
J ~ tC'aspoon ore,1?ano
1 -1 teaspoon lhyrne
1 ~ ('ILJI clbO\I' lll:Lt'JJ'Or\J
'i rups 11"all'r
Gratt•d P;1r111esan chee!>e Onl'e ;i IJO\l"I of soup \la.~ a llll''-'1
u1 itst'lf: a sa ti~fyin g c!i~h of ml'<Ll
und l"E'gt't:ibll'S .
As people ht•rame more
1.·ultured. the\' turnt:'d :t\1·a\ from
this simpll' i·are hetausc ·it \l'as
neasi111l 's food. forgetting that
pt>asa nts kn('\\' 11·h<1t 1ras good~
Cook bacon until trisp; remo\·e
rrom s ki!ll't lirl)\1'n meat in bacon
rat. i\dd onion. celery and garlic
;.1nd cook until soft.
l\O\\' suth sou1>s as Ho u1llabaisst'.
Viehy:.soist• 1 French pot<1to anrl
lt·ek soup). and Frt·neh llnion Sou1)
ha\"C gonl' ··µournlL'L''
Com bine b;.1con, meat mixture,
tomatoes, se<isonings, and \vater.
Bring to boll, reduce heat and si n1·
ml'r. co1"t'T"t'd. for 15 minutes. Add
zucch ini. s pinach . beans and
111;.1e<1rnni. !ii mmer 15 minutes or
until mac:.1 roni i~ donl'.
Ser1·e hot toppl'd 111\h c·hec~e.
!\lakes l'Lght st·rving;. nf one cup
c:1eh
1\nc:I in spill' of the ;1\·ailahilit~· of
t«1nned and dch.vdratt·d packaged
:-.oups, n1<in~· still appreeiate the
:.ll•;iming aroma of the hon11.:·n1ad<'
\"ariet y 1{hich l\"C learnl'd to eat in
!he homes of our p;.1rcnts anrl g ran·
~lp<1rcnts .
('R E:A!\1 \' ClllCKE'.\ rt.IT
I 1 ~ ctips diel'rl cooked h:int
'~ l'UI) sl iced onion
1-1 l~<ISJ)()Oll :O.<lj.;L'
llARVEST 1\111\"ESTRO.\"E
2 sl iCes bacon. diced
2 t_;1b l cspuons butte r or
m;irg<1 rlne
1 ~pound ground beef
2 large ton111toes. peeled and
sli ced or 1 l'<l ll 16 ounces) tomato
paste
2 mediun1 onions, thinly s liced
1 cup sliced celer y
I t"Ull !I I ounce;.) ('Onde nscd
trc:in1 of chicken ~Oll ll
I can ( 11 ouncl's/ condensed
L"hic ken noodle soup
J 1 ~soup cans water
I e\O\'C garlic. minecd
2 la rge zucchini, .sliced or 1 can
t 16ounces' zucchini
l package <JO ounces) frozen
mixed vegetables. cooked and
drained
1 cup diced cooked potatoes.
In sauce pan. brO\\'n ham and
cook onion and sage in butter unul
onion is lender . nle nd in cream of
c hi cken soup. Add re m<iining
ingred ie nts. 1-1 cat ; stirring no\~ and
then. l\l a kcs four to six ser\'ings.
I pound fres h spinach
2 pounds fresh bro;1d or lin1a
beans, shelled, or l can ! 10 ounces)
lima beans
1 teaspoo n salt
1,2 cup parsley, choppt:d
Chillers Solve
Menu Mystery
'
If rou·,·e nevcr 'tri(;'d the Scand1n<1\1 ;1n bl'rr1
soups. treat yourself.
In these rec:ipes. the ust• of fruit gt·l:.it1n :ind lhe
l;1st n1inut c addition of sour crean1 el1111111;1\e rht·
usual tritky step nf thitkcning \11th r(1rn~1 ;trr h
or tapiota. _j
1'he resu lts eun he cithl'r :1 rl'fl"l':.h111g ;1p·
IX'lizl'r cour!'ic or a novel dc:-i:.t•rt, l\"Pl'\·1:dl.' for
fes\i\"c n1 e a ls.
O('E ,\~llEllllY FlllTf .'Ol I'
I puck;1gc rtl"ounccsl ra:-.plie rry ~l'!:1t111
Ii c:ups t runhl'rl'.\" juice cock\ ail
2 pack ages ( IOounccsl frQ:t.l'll r;1~phtrr1t•s
'.i apples. pt1el ('d , c.:orc d :.incl <:hoppt"d
l \t'<ispoon cinnan1on
1 :.! te a s poon nut n1eg
Suur crcan1, if desired
J)issol\'c gelalin •in 2 tup" of the cranberry
lllll"l' hC'<.1Lcd to hotlin~. Stir in rc'nlaining cran·
bt·r r.\· juiCt'. ra~phc-rt'il•:.. appll''-;111d spiC'es . Chill
(J\\1rnight or uni ii !'ioup i .... ..,~ rup~. Ser ve in ht1\('l s
Loppt:d \\1th .... our l'rean1. St·r\ v~ 8
l!'V 111.FElll-:llllY sou•
I <:up:-. ~rl'"h hlU<'ht·rril'S
'.I l'up;. hot \V;tlvl'
I cup dr~· \1·h1t e 1\ 111l'
I tup sug;u·
1 :.! linlt'. thin\~ .... 1u·t·d
1 :: c1nn;n11nn st u·l-
G.cup:. :-our 1·1\•a n1
l{lllSl' blui:lll.'1"1'11'" l)l.1t"t• Ill :.:1U('L'P11tl c.:o\"L'I'
\1'11h hot \va1c1' :ind \1it11· :\df! :.ugar. hint• ~lit'c:.
;ind c·inna1non :.ltl·h. llr1n!.'. lo hoil . 1h1·t1 :.1 n,n1cr
:.lo\\'1~ ahn111:!O1n1n11l1·"
Put through cHl.111clc1 · l11li 'il \I 1th t·hct''t'('lolh
l.1 •l so up t11ol tlll'll 1·hlll 1h11rn1Lghl,\ 111
r1 •frigft;,11 t11
i\1 ~l'l"\'lll ~111 1\\ :-1 11 Ill '1\llf' 1 !1'.!111. fl''t·f\lllg
l'll1111 gh for ,1 ~··ll•'HH I" dnllup .i\up t 'ilt h ho\\ I
s~, .. , l':. n
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1--------pa-ullne Grecco Curls-Hairdo
Home Inventory: Real Beauty
. I -
By AJ ,l,JSON DEt:ltR
OI "'-Oi•IT •1t.1 SUH
Yuu can b~· beautiful
\\LI hunt spe ndlng a b11ndle.
In (U('t , lht' inj.\rttlients
for u rnorl' pll·11 :-.ing self
nlay be lud1n~ und er your
sulk, on ~·our clrt"ssing table,
f'1·t·n in the rt'frigerntor.
P:1ul 1ne Grel·t·o v.•ouid
like ll• 11•ugr :1 nnt'·11·oman
11ar aga 1n~t lhl' h'1gh cost of
l.it.·auty c:1ri'. lll'r \1·t·;1po11"~
Tt-;1thing 1111111 1•11 tu use
product~ on hand rather
th<111 fall for co.!.n1clil" sales
1>1lehi.'.!..
.. \\"l· ~PC a bt•aul1 fu l
\1on1an on tclc\'is1on and v.·e
i:o u11t and buv her make·
up, ('yclal:.hel:., ·\>Crfumc. ex·
petting to be bc:iutiful.
1"hcn "'e 're cli sa1>1.KJ1nted
v. h(.'n "'e arcn ·1.''
J\lrs. Grecco, a fo'ounlain
\'alley mother of tv.o sons,
"a~ one· or nine l"htldrl'n in a
Santa Ana. fan1d\". She can
rclalr to light rTioill'Y·
··Too oflcn produ(·ts :.ire
pushed just Lo ~ell products.
People ran ·1 afford 10 spend
that n1ur h nioncy. Jr you
teach wom e n whaat "''Il l "\\le simply don't learn \li'oman can afford to !pend !iilyle best 5uits·the way s ne helping people. 1 have whul
\l.'ork best for the m, ana hO\I.' to u!ic a product, often ~ :1 \VCek. or $5 a month. for lives, \he time.she has. I want. I jus t wunt to
sho"· lhl'm \\'here they can bought on impulse, or even n ho.11r t•onditioner. Thut SS .. And, advice doesn't shjl.re."
buy it at a djscount, then if it is s uitable to our life C'Ould buy mea t for the necessarily mea n changing ~~=~?==~?==~::i
thcycanmakeends meet." style. s kin. ha ir type or family table. But her hair the w<1yyouwaritloappear. r.Good ...__ .. <1gl'." stilt ncedscttre. It meuns letting you know~!:!;:!~-~~:...:...::::
\\'llOTOTRUST l·ler solution \!.'as to in vile ''She ('an, however, use all or the alternatives.
Women s imply don't her regular patrons and that old r emedy. mayon· "Whenyouknowyoulook
know whon1 to trust when il the ir rri e nd s to unearlh nai se, to give her hair some as good its possible , you feel
comes to beauty care. she creams, lotions . astrlngen· protein and shine berorc a just that good. I want every
asserted, so we all Call for ts. eyeshadow and polish shampoo and st>t." woman to ha\•e that
the ads. from places of dis use and \\'ome n go wrong by feeling."
An exa mpl e is hair 1· t · II h bring them to an c\•ening of 1s en1ng to over·the·coun· she adn't i::one tq
co loring. ··t 've been h · t d · · b t b h I
h I h
s ar1ng. er a vice 1n eauty supp y eauty sc oo , P a uline
t r oug h se,·e ra a ir li1r s. Grecco and a houses. ''What is your Grecco probably would
coloring courses. and it is specialist on cosn1 elics took guarantee tha t they've had have been a 1nursc. ··tiJy
almost impossible to deter· each woman individually to any training? If thew have work npw is a way of •
mine \vhal the color will determine what s he could had tra ining, how do you ~
look like on your hair by use and what shou ld be ios· know it wasn't 20 years .--.-----==---"'
using the charts at the sed . • t ago?" JO_E CARLOS
s tore." "We found that "·omen The product they recom· PLUMllMG CO.
S he reels that beauty could use three-quarters of mendmay notonlynothelp,
s hops should act as com · the products they brought but could dall)age your hair
s uiting ser\'ices for \!.'omen, rrom home. They just didn 't or skin, she added.
offering overall beauty ad· know how to apply' them Is she, then, s uggesting
vice along with shampoos, properly." that every woman pay a
sets and haircuts. · COSTSSPIRAL "·cek!Y visit to a beauty
The problem . said li1rs. ·E ven in this a reriod Of · sal?n! .
Grecco, who ov,.ns a small s pira lin~ costs, Pauline Notnccessarily.
shop in Santa Ana , is that Grecco believes that <1ny "Wha l e \•ery woman
we buy a product, use it "'Oma n can be bea utiful ro r needs is advice on what
oncc,thenrelegatc il tothe litlle n1oney. make·UP ca n m ake her
bathroom shelf. "These days nol e"ery more beautiful, .what ha~r·
lie. Mo;21r.in--5'18·5~;&
1675 Superior
Costa Mesa
FOR APPOINTMENT
54&-3446 .
·'.Host Has Too Much Gall? ROUND .
SHRIMPS
OE/\ll /\'.'\\° \.A~l)Jo:RS
Thi:-.. ni :1y ..,uuncl 111-l' 1h1·
.('raz1c:-.t 11·11 c r yet. hut I
\mean 11. J'tJ llke ·\n \\arn
t.'\"erl"On~ \\ho l ~ c on
isideri-ng an opt>r:.111011 for
1 JJall stont·~ to pll':t"l' ;i..;k tht . -~doctor to sa\·c !ht· :.Ion!.'!-. !'to
~he (the pat 1cnt 1 t•an per·
5sonal!y bury lhem, flush
fthc!ll, Qr put them in the
1 trash.
1 \\'h y the oc\d request "'.'
!Because last night I \\'as
1 trca lf"d to an ('Xhibit of
l ''ltlrs . Sv.·anson ·s gall ·
I ~~~nhe;~:~;t ~~ns~~:J!~~~t~-~~
: had remO\"(•d them . Thi'~·
l \\·ere In a pl:istic container
• and simply hidco11io
··Thesf' :ire lhe larg('st
I stones I h:t\"t> e\·cr sct'n."
; boasted th(' doctor. as if he
, had seared some sort ofpt.•r· f son:11 triumph. 1,\11 this
•
I l .
i Tradition
Toppled
100.,_ plat·l' 1luring lhi'
1·u('kl;nl hour :.i nd 1t lolled
1n y il JllJl.'lllc ro1nplt>tcl.I". 11111
11Al) rur lhe hor:o c\ OC U\l'C:>
but 1he1hnnl'r.)
I don't knO\\· ir ":'llrs.
Sv.·<1n son .. is ;,i\\ art· that her
J.!;,ill :-.tonl':o are h'"·ini: used a.i;
c1>t·J..t;11I p;,irt~· entertain·
n11•nt. but I certainl v 1\ould-
11 ·1 \1ant m ine diSplayed.
\\"11\ ~-ou please pass the
\\"OT"d ~ STILi.. N01'
lfl'\"GR\', THANKS
ofo:AR STILL: That doc·
lor is a clod. To entertain
itue sls "'Ith a palienl's gal·
l::.tones Is bad enough, but to
idenlify lhr palif"nt is ine.t -
cusable .
So here's your leltf"r, and ·
f'\"f'll though it's lunchtime,
somehow I'm not hungry
eilhl'r.
IJt:.;\R A'.'i~ LAt\DERS:
r
(::olorado State l 'n1\"ersi\\'
1tudt>nls ha\"c e xiled the {
'radillona1 f11othal\ c1u('en
J9i-I Jlo rnl'ro111 1ng '"J)l.'r~on "'
Thrron .·\bbol1 . ~m ill'~ 10 thl'
('ro1~·d :1ftl·r In~ t•ro1\n1ng ,\t
l l'fl , i~ h1 ~ t·~cor1 . l;ail (b ier·
ft'lt. Tht· tca111 honored lhl'
}Le\\· royalty \1·11h a 66·17 \iC·
tor)O\e r'.'ic\ad:i .
SEAFOOD SPECIALS!
All Prices Are
full Pound Prices!
COMPARE!
How about Steak & Lobster?
Yau provide the Steak, wt have
LOBSTER TAILS ...•• 59¢ ..
;ocKCOD/REDSMAPPER ... 99¢ •·
'""' Locaf IOMle11
SWORDFISH STEAK
HOURS: D.llL Y I 0 Jo 6
CLOSED SAT. & sun.
The FISH MARKET
Ji"' ond Sondv Carnmer 145 E. BROADWAY . COSTA MESA
64S-S22l
I
Som£'0nc should ri'sf)()nd to
the man u·ho said after ri \e ~car~ ;,i m arria~e h;is go! lo r---------------
grow ""'e a nd he ·d bclhi, Ann Landers right eye there's not u man
L".S. u·ho hasn't cheated at '----------------"..
least once. That lt!tter must
ha\·e upset a grt•at n1a nyl
yo un ~ peop lt! u•ho a r e
hoping for a marriage v.·ith
fidelity a nd trust.
I'd like to tell that sap
th at I \·c been married for
28 years and have ne ver
cheated . Our mar riage is
not without problems and
I 'll admit l'\"e been temp·
led, but something always
~topped me fro m making
might seem empty, but lo
me she is special.
She's the one' who ga,·e
me five children. listened to
my proble ms and made me
feel like I was the onl y man
in the world for her. She"s
the one I laugh v.•ith, play
wi th , lean on and Jet her
lean on me when s he nL>(-ds
to. She ·s the one I took '"for
MRS . FRIDAY BREADED
'EAT IT ALL' ND WASTE
LIMIT 3 PACKAGES
PER CUSTOMER
that mo,•c.
\\lhenever I look closely
al another \1•on1a11 I decide
she's like a thousand others
-e\·e n if shc"s be;i.utiful.
she's empty. P('rhaps, to
som eone el s e, m)' '4'ilc
better or "''orse. ··and it gets .-----------'-=
belier all lhe time. r(~-:;;:::;:~----Tiii"f~SiPriru:i'""r.iiiiiriiN"CiiiiiiNi'W~iN'iAAliA-;mifmml'---1 1 reel sorry ror hushan«s THESE SPECIAL GOOD IN OUR NEW SANTA ANA STORE ONLY
\\·ho arc runoing around like
fool s. But th e n , not
('\'eryone can he m:i rrieO to
m y wife. -J UST LUCKY
DEAR J UST : "Lucky"
m y eye. You t"·o ha\•e
"'~"'":"" \\"Orked al it a nd that's why
il's good. A successful mar·
riage is not a gift, it's an
~ achievement. \'our mar·
riage ma)' ha\•e been made
in hea\'en. Bub, but the
maintenance \\'ork "·as
done right dou·n here.
DEAR ANN : This is an
open le tter to ··Nervous
Nellie," t he youn g lady
\1•ho bcea n1c n:iust>at ed
\1•hene,·e r she \\"Cnt out 1\•il h
a bo\' she iikerl.
I had the s ame problem
"·hen I was her age. I suf·
fe red with it fo r many
' years. hoping the problem
\1·ould solve itself. You were
so right, Ann, "'hen you told
her it u1ouldn 't . She needs
counseling to find out what
is a l the bottom of her
nausea. lil y onl y regret is
that I didn't go earlier.
I urge that young gi rl to
seek he lp im m ediately.
Belie\'e me, it y:ill cha nge
her life for the better. -
BEEN TllERE AND
KNO\VTl-l ESCENE
DEAR B.T .: I\ word from
1'omeone who has "Been
There" carries a lot more
clout than advice from /\nn
I.anders. Thank you ror
writing.
Is pol a drug:' Can LSD
1·Mt.....,._ and pills op~n new v.'orldc;
BY THE POOL
SPORTSWEAR '75
You are cordially Invited to attend the
exciting first public showing Of new
Head Sportswear tor women ... and
new McGregor Sportswear for men.
Enjoy 1975 fashions, models and music
by the Promontory Point pool. savor
conflnental refreshments in the
Villa d'Arrilci. If you like, we·n be happy
to conduct your personal tour Of the
new Promontory Point Apartments,
with their own special style-Interiors
by the southland~ foremost designers.
It starts ver¥ promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, October 71 , In beautiful
Newport Beach. RSVP, adults only!
(7141 675-8000.
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Newport Beacn, callfOrr'Ma
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3798 S."BRISTOL AVE .
Dri•tol lown & Co11nt1v t'Pnler
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
"Just adiacent to thC' I r<•asu1•{'
SMOKED c ... 1 .. Cul~
PORK CHOPS 1 39
WILSON lb
ClRTIFICD
HINDQUARTER
of BEEF 9 9 i'" Custom I I'd 11
Stf"t>r Beel.
HINDQUARTER
plus beef loin
Double up on thl'
FRONTQUARTER of VEAL
I lnr~t USDA Cho1rt \1t:J1
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h;iH nr gg •· ,, hc1I•· lh
SLAB BACON
69 1i.
T-BO NE °'
PORTERHOU SE
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1o• LOBSTER
Your 299
Choice lb
ASSORTED COLO CUTS
Kl\R fl.~ f l\MOUS
QUALITY
INTRODUCTORY FREEZER OFFER .
SIDE of BEEF
l\U our Beef i~ USD I\ Governm ent Inspected
.ind uoronditioo;illy GUl\RAN T[LO ... We.
Ceotf'r fl.·\f'at Co. uncoodition,1Hy ijUilrilnlf'.'f'
t'vcrv ounLP of n11;,1\ sold to your
\Jtisf,1ction or' your 111oney \viii h~
r heerfully refunded.
USDA GovC!r nment lrl'IX!lll"d l·l,lnd Pickrd
(u~tom 1 t.'Cl S!e~r ill-ef ... Au1.4. Wt. 325 lo
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Aquqrius: Cycle's High
\ actually past experience
will besuccessfullv utilized.
IF TODAY IS YOUR BIR·
THD,\V you are creative, building ror future and it is
musical, a natural diplomat brighter than you might
and psychologist . You are now imagine it lo be .
' THURSDAY
OCTOBER 24
By SYDNEY O~li\.RR
ARIES (J\1arch 21-April r;::::=============================-1 19): Path is cleared of ob-
stacles. You get gr:een light ·
and friendly reception. Key
now is to consolidate, to
push ahead. ·
TAURUS I April 20-1\olay:
20): Accent now is on
career, how to fulfill am-.
bitions. how you relate to
professional superiors. Be
flexible.
GEIUINI 11\·l ay 21-June
20): Spotlight now is on per-
ceiving potential. 1'ru st
yo ur 'ESP. You are seeing
v.·hat can be -and what you
can make of yourself.
CANCER !June 2l·July
22J: A-loney y.•hich relates to
partner, mate has direct ef-
fect on you. 1'he rc is need
for ehani:c --and greater
communication.
LEO 1July 23-Aug. 22l:
Home . family , serious
relationships a rc featured.
~Take intelligent concession
to one "'ho m eans much to
you.
\'IRGO f Aug. 23-Sept.
22): Lo\\' key approach
s ho uld b e e ontinued,
Element of deception is
present. Don't prescribe
yourOY.'n medicine,
LIBRA CSept. 23-0rt. 22):
Nothin g is h alf\\'ay or
lukewarn1 for you :it this
time. Changes occur and
your affairs of hea1t are
sv•elled , bruised, put upon
and caressed.
SCORPJO tOcl. 23·Nov.
21 l : Are you concerned
about security·~ Don't \1•or-
ry ! Your concern is natural,
especially today. Emphasis
is on how you relate to
family and other s close to
you.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 l: Short and sy.•eet -
that is the pace and the mes-
sage for you this day. Key is
to pul ideas on market
place.
CA PRICO RN ! Dec. 22-
, J?in. 19): Arc you prepared
for scrutiny whe re budget is
concerned'.' That is apt to IX'
a majorc1ucst1on.
,\Qt;,\RIUS ~.J an . :?0-Feb.
18): Lun ar l'.\·r!c is such
that \'OU can bl'cak down
fen ccS and r un opc.•n-fi cld
style. People Jove you and
\•otc for ~-ou .
PISCt:s !f'cb. 19-t\l<trch
20): \'ou n1ay think ~·ou arc
startinl! fron1 scratch -but -
c .... c.,.. .. • ELURAS
522.50
'SICIM s31 50 TOP ..... •
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Truly the
most beautiful
.time in your
life.
Black and white check cape ot ~1c ~ from a muc-and match
coortlinale group. $33. Also 1n
sohdnavy.
South Coast Plaza
Upber Level Near Bullocks •
557.5734
Al&O available' af our PAGE BOY
BOUTIQUES IN ROBINSO N S.
Anaheim. ~ewport Beac h and
Gerntos.
CHILDREN'S
I GREAT VALUES I
Buster Brown ...
Keds .... Clogs
Special Orthopedic .Group
Dress & Sc~pol Shoes
ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
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LIMITED SIZES l DAYS ONLY
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It's a Picnic
"Duke" s niffs but l\1rs. r.·tclvin
f-'cldn1 un, l\'lrs. Sheldon Ber:;cr
<.ind l\·l rs. L..1 \\•rence Klein (left tu
right) jus l pe11k at une of the .~up
pers whic h \\'iii be <Jlll'liont·rl oll'
during: lhe lloe-do\\'ll J3ox Sl1ppc1·.
sponsored hy l1he .Sisterhood ol
lhc S hir Jl a-1\'Ta '3lot Jl:irhnr·
Refor1n 'f<'n1pl e beginning at 6:Jll
p.m. Saturd1:1 ,v, Ott. 2ti. in Ill<'
l·lalecrest Club. \Vestern n1us1l·
a nd s quare duncing \\'i ll he
reatured after s upper.
'TENNIS GOLF
WHERE CAN YOU FIND
at
•Continuously 1enewed ORIGI NAL designs
-OUALI TY ma1eria1s & workmanship
•Monogram1og SER VICE
•Matcri1ng ACCESSORIES
•YOUR CHOICE ot labr1c, lrtm.
pan!s s!vle. leng!h, etc, al J"IO e.11tra chg.
•CUSTOM fl T or ready la wear
HO. WE'RE HOT EXPENSIVE!
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LO Ve
Couturier for Active Sport.swear
,.. Mesa,, Verde Ce n1cr F-2
I iarbor & Aoams l'i w w. .....
,,.., Ice ,-~u••"''
Costa MeSll
557-7206
Tues. thru Sal
10 'Id 6
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Oosed Mon.
BOATING BIKING
You 've just started to yearn for fur. ..
and 've're having a des igner showin g!
See whnt a nice. warm winter you·1e going to ha ve <I I our Freedman Levy showings •
Mr. Gerald will be here lo presnnt the colJcc11on at informal sessions
Thursday. October 24. Fnday. October 25 and Saturday, Octobe r 26. 11 to 4 p.m.
Robif"!SOn 's .fur S<'t lon, Newport only
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l F A S l-llON IS LAND .!c.!HC'.; V\'f.'.ON CS OAY . Tl-llJ R::,OJ\'¥ 10 00 •, 10 6<14 -2800
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Weddings
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Fund-raising Attracts A~tention I
I
and Engagements
'l'o a\otd <11-.:.appointn1cnt. prosµc(·ti\'l'
hr1dt·' i.ll'l' rt.•n11ndc·d Lo ha\·e their "'edding
:-.111r1,·!'o \\ ith bl:tt.'k :.a nd '''hite g lossy
phol ui.:r aph:-. \o the IJai ly l>ilol People
J)t'p;irtnll'lll un11 \\t•ck before the \\'C"dding
Girls Club
llt·lp111g 1n the forn111l1on
ol ;1 V1rls Club in 1:0t111tu111
\'Hiil'~ llu11\1n J!IOll l.k:iJt'h
;1r1• South ('oa:-.t .Junior:-. of
f''uunt;11n \'a llt:}
Part>nl :-J\.~so1·l!llh)n \1lll
ha\·i: ;i l'htldrl'n's 11 1'11·
kJ\\l'Cn purty frun1 l ·:l p.n)
~und:t ,\', Oct . 27 , in lhl'
But>n<.1 Purk ('01n1nunit1·
l!c·c1'l•a\1on Ct·ntt·r ·
A ~crnorrs •
1'1tt url"' rt·t'l'J\ l'd <lll t•r th<1I tin1r \\Ill
Jllll ill' ll"l'tl
1-'ur l.'ll g agt•mC"nt ;.1nnouncem<'nls il is
11n p('rat1\·t· th at the story. also accom ·
pa111cd b~· a hlutk :.and \1·hite glossy_ pit·
1u rt:. U1 · :-.uhn1lltl~d SL\ \\'Ceks or more
l.11..·lore the \\Cild1ng c.latc ; othcr\\ise it \\·ill
not bt• puhlisht·d
T o hrlp fLll fl'qturcn1cnt:-. on brith \\"t'd·
rhni:: and t·ngai!t•mcnt ~torit•s. form,; arc
a\ai!:.ablc 111 :.all !Jail\' P ilot offi<:C'S. Fur·
thcr quc :-.l1on~ \\'i ll be· un~\\Cred by People
l>cparlfl\t·nt ~t;.1ff n1cn1bt·rs at 642--1321 .
Zonta Honors
Seniors Feted
l.1.:ad1·r,h1p. !·1t11l·n,h111.
schol;1r ~h q1 ;i nd ~1 ·r\1c·t·
ha\·l· l'arru·d "l'\ 1·r;:ll <.1rC'a
hi gh 'r h1111 I ~t'JH•)r, the
:\'l'Y.IJOl't fl ;•rho r Zonia
Club'!-. till,. or l:J rl of·thc-
month
·rhl·~ i11 i.· 1\11 11 t.oftu ....
<ll·lvgt1l101l l't1 :11rman iJflCI :i
111en1hl·r ot the \·ar:-.ily
t rark team Ai the ~·nd uf thr year. all
thl' 1·011nc C-•omen selected
y,·ill choosl' one y,·hom they
enn ,1dt•r t o be most
qu<il1fir-d iJS Zonta Git;I of
the·\ t·ar
Juniors ill'C l"11rn
01un11·a1 ini:t !ht• needs ut lht•
f'luh to uthcr 11r..:anizaJions :
th<'~-ore hC'lping in lhe
huild1ng 1lrivc, und they
h;11l'1·outrlln1\i•d n1orr than
$::!00 to t·~t :1hli:-.h 11 tr1·<.1~ury
fur the club
Alpha Chi Omega
'.\Ir. and i\I r s llobf'rl
S\..1nnl•r':-. t\'L•11·porl l~·;irh
ho!lll' 11 ill hc· th(· :-.1:1t1ni.: lnr 11 111nt··la~ll11 J.! p;1rl~ ·al 7 ;jlJ
p n1 . S;1\urfla ~. ()(·t 2ti
'l'ht: l'\"(•Jll I~ :O.l><IJl~lll't'd h)
!\lpha l'h1 <JmC'J!:i:-to ra1sl'
fund :-. fnr I hl·ir phd;tn·
thrup~. t h<' ()r:nlJ!l' l 'ount)
f'~<i:-.lcr Su;il Ht~ha)11h\;1liu11
l'l·nter lor frip 11l t·11
Children and /\dull'
CM Fr ie nds
:\ book s<i le is planned by ·
Cu!-ila l\l t"su Friends of !he
Librar.r ·Saturday, Ort. 26,
1n' fron t of the California
l'l'der1:1I Sa\'ings and Lo:in
building.
A membership coffee is
planned in conjunction 11,·ith
the sale . Speakrr y,·ill be
author Ellen K. Lee. .
Adoptive Parents
Orange County Adopti\'t'
Forum
Sophomore, junior and
senior high school student s
from San Clemente. Dana
Point, San Juan Capistr;ino.
and Laguna Beach 11·ho are
interested in attending1}SC
arc invited }\"ith their Con>n:i d t·I :\J ar . :\ll·gh,i n
~fill t•r .\'t•\1 purt llarhnr.
Linda \\'olft•, .f''..,1;1111"ia . a nd su .. ;innt· l.;u·l..1•\ 1·n-t;1 ,-------------------------------1 1
)h.·~;,
:\II, .. l.11!1 u' d .111).'.hl l'I ot
llr ,cnt.l \t r, Br1 ;1n l.uf\u :-..
is l'h ;iu·pt'f'-fl n of thl'
S<·houl'' lluoirrl 111 Appt«ll:-.
and ;1 n1l·n1 hl'r ol lhl· l l·11n1 ~
le:1m
:\!i s~ :'llll!t'r . d ;iughtC'r of
Or ;1nd i\lr!-i. John Pa lincr
.llill~·r ;il ~o nf Xt•1111o rt
.Bet1th . 1:-a \';;11onal :\l1·ri l
;;em1-f1nah :-.t <i nd :-t'C'l'(•\ar1·
3)f th« Gt •Ol'l:l' '.\lc·IH·~ Filin
<$oct('l1
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·Dr and )Jr, D.111 d \\"11lf1'. ·c·o .. ta :'1 11· .. ,1 '' 1·nn11n1.,
::;101i.·1 .. 1 t1111· .ir!' .ind .\FS
pr1·-u!t•Jlt
DELANEY BROS. RECIPE!
ELEGANT . DINING
STEAK
5 OL KANSAS
FILLET MIGNON
$149 ~ & .....
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LOBSTER
COOKED AUSTRALIAN
. IOLLOISTERTAILS
KANTALOPES
BEL
PEPPERS
'RUBI RED
·GRAPEFRUIT
BUY. 8 GET ONE FREE·
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;lotr Jnd '.\[ r' lJ 1111;1ld I.
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.LrJ l!ll(' 11rt·~1d e11t S1ud<'nl
Edut·:111on:1 I l)L'I f'lnp nlL•l\1
~~DS ... L•D-byAlmad•• s323 \'::
1 California htra Dry Chan!p09M ......... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
' -D.-Y Ito~ Sfffood • 2100 Lofoyttt. • Howport IH<h, '73-3450
3rd TRUCKLOAD 1PUMPKINS
HAVE ARRIVED! LARGEST
SELECTION IN TOWN .
ALSO PHSOHAL
CHICIS l'OI THE
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come by sea,
find exqui-
site shops and elegant
dining at Lido Village.
We're docksid e in Newport
Beach, comer of N'ewport
Boulevard and Via Lido and
the sea, with plenty of
room to anchor your
schooner or your
station wag on.
I Lido Village prom-
~ ises seventy shops to
browse through,
·~-~-.-..---·--• -L4 I • S Gteat Grand OpenlncJs -~
_:;;, · u Speclal Events: _ ~ -
Mo"st Stores Open Six Days 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Ample Validated Parking.
We are already here
(or watch for our opening soon):. [n'1
Devereux for Lilly PulilZer (boutique), Jade House \~
Uade jewelry), Laguna Originals Gallery, Pappagallo's
~''we're already
([ine shoes). Jannelle's (ladies boutiq ue), Blackman. Ltd. (fine jewelry), Prin!S and
Paintings, Lemons Us, Inc. (girts & cards), Turquoise Tee Pee (t urquoise jewelry).,
German Home Bakery, Ligh t or the World (gi ft shop), Maninique Beauty Salon,
Simply Us (custom made jewelry), Sea Treasures (sea shells, etc.), The Children's here''·.. Shop (child ren 's appare l), Mione's Old World Delicalessc'I, The Garden (leenage/
college girl apparel ), Custom Clothes by Ann Douglass, Yard Arm (fabrics), A Little ~ ln1rigue (ladies bou1ique), Birds Eye View (art gallery), Lido Book Shoppe (books, ,\I) D I T I0:\1\L NE \V SHOP:, , magazines, prints), Hatteras or California (marina, yacht broker), AnythinrQoes
romantic board~
walks to wander · · (,,;
along, landscape · ~~~-·
patios to lipger over, and fan-
tastic fare on which to feast.
Stroli down , sail down , pedal
your bike or drive -shopping
hasn't been like this since the
reign of the square-riggers.
Lido Village is a wonderful
place to spend .time discover-
ing the rare, the .. 1 {.
t unusual, the'ti.!)..s
beautiful, and UJ ~,
the new. . 'l'l"I, :-
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M-Y BACll GUARANTU
Oii CIUALm MIATI
RICES QUALITY
SERVICE
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
CHUCK
ROAST
BEEF • BLADE CUT
STATER BROS. CERTIFIED
FRYING
CHICKEN
U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A'
WHOLE BODY
39! IVUY,llQOf MIAT IS
\MCONOmONAU Y CiUMANTllD
TOllUAil YOU ... Olt YOUI MOHIY Wli.1 II QtllRfULl Y llf~
""'" s1 os SLICED BACON . ·····-····-·"·
FRESH e DELICIOUS
ANY SIZE PACKAGE
CUT ·UP F11YERS ••• LL 45c
FRESH FROZEN FISH
OSCAI MAYfl . gs• BEEF FRANKS ................ ·-·····"·
OSCAI MAYER 90$ ~ -, -REG;-WIENERS .......... ........... 0---
osu.1MAYEI e 8-0UNCE 49• SANDWICH SPREAD ........... .
TURBOT FILLETS .................... (a. 79'
$ 9 · BITS·O·SHRIMP ............. La. 1 .2
Hl(;H IN PROTEIN AND NUTRITION
OSCAR MAYER e 8-0UNCE 49• BRAUNSCHWEIGER ............. . LB. HAUBUT STEAKS ......... La. $1.89 ' .
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0 '"°''0 $169 HAM SLICES ···············-···--··'"· iouifi"'Boii ROAST .... 89c lllfe lOHEUSSIOUNDSTIAIC ... Ll.$1 .29 s 119 ROUND STEAKeoN<-IN .... <•·
I fllSHe HUTllTIOUS 3 9 c BEEF HEART ............................... , •. BEEF
FRANKS
lfff c;HUCll CUT e GUAIANlllD 9 5 c 7·BONE ROAST ................. LI. iiiF"iiuM'P ''ioAST Ll.$1 19
blln~SUQD s 109 SUCED BACON '·····---···-··'"·
lllf CMJCI( an e IOHllHS. TtNot:I s 129
ROLLED ROAST ·····-·······-·· ...
lllflOUND CVt e s1.t.HltlOS.CllT•llD $169
SIRLOIN TIP o:':~:n ·····--...
lllOfA&M~OISAGf 79c PORK SAUSAGE ........ 12-oL
iliG'uLAR w1ENERS _ ... a9c
• ....... $598 CANNED HAM ....................... .
WILSON e 12-0Z. PACKAGE
59c
Riii CUT • CUAUNTEED s1 69
BEEF CLUB STEAK .. "
WE ll JRIMMED •TENOER s1 n
BEEF CUBE STEAK . ·····"· . . . ..sl 29
FRUIT COCKTAIL ,, ..... ______ m 38'
STATtR BROS. 3 6 c . PEACHES:i::.D __ 1::-
APPLE CIDER m""'------~88' HUNTS KIDNEY BEANS _,,,DL 27'
HUNTS PORK & BEANS -""' 50' FRUIT COCKTAIL:: ·~31·
iiLLERSLICES 1~i43c ·:==~-.uL46c
'• · CO.LUER BRIQUETS 5:.85•
· SBTATERRBROEs. AD SPLl·T-TOP 24-0z. 59c ~~~~:E~~l~g~=~~.:~~
---LOAF • HUNTS TDMATO PASTE __ ,,,,_ 24' PERFECTION. LARGE ELBOW 3 .5 .. SANALAC DRY MILK _ .. = '2.65
MACARQ .... l 1S:z.· f KALKAN PET STEW ....,----'<-0' 50' DI _____ ,J(G.~ --9-UYll ~.§C
. CAT FOOD-tM.LCAN ....
COMET ~ft c PEANUT BUMR ~, ·~ 81• c LEAN SER G~,.,.. CHOPPED ONIONS """"'-""' 74' ·= · .. · E GARLIC SALT""""'----..... 73'
'p'LLS81UREY•11c·OUNRCE u ·sT MIX 29c ~i:~~~:m~~s:::===::~~
BALLARD BISCUITS ___ ,_,,,, 15'
' ·wDALTEORKENGDALLe 26.-0UNICfs·cu11s 33· c ~::~:r;.s~~1iif~~=::~I~ CHEDDAR CHEESE ::.:. ____ ..., 78'
SOUR CREAM ::.".~~---''"'41'
j:\y AX SPRINT~~~ $1 98 :::•::::._ ... ~L41 c
MARGARINE ...,'""' ·--·-· _m' 67'
~tALDf,& a'ea~ ~ ~ .
DRISTAN ~Lo -H~
TABLETS $108 ...... ~iff
PKG. OF 24 ..... =~ •1:39
ClOSl·UP CLAIROL SCOH TOOTHPASTE •ALSAM MOUTH. WASH .. _:....59c ... $169 ' $121 --· coo.a. ,..,_l
MIDOL
CAPLITS ''::::' 78 c
ARRID::,,.. · . SCHICll SUPIR II
DIODOllANT ILADIS
.... 61' .... 88' +.-79c
. A&W ROOT BEER __ .&,,"' '1.19
NABISCO CHIPS-AHOY __ ,....., 88'
LOMA LINDA PROTEENA _ ,.., '1.09
DINNER CUTS,.,..--···-""' 93'
DOW SARAN WRAP ---'""'· 69'
WHITE lllNG 93c
DETllGENT--ot."o
BAG 'N SEASON ~i.:i. _____ ,o,39'
PILLSBURY FLOUR :.'!.. ........ ·-····''" 84' PILLSBURY FLOUR .. o ........•. •u• 84'
DRY YEAST"'""'"""' .. . .. HU 23'
POL.Y STIK • · . ············""' 71'
PRIME $221
DOG FOOD n.,
STATfa MOS. CfRTlfl~D 79c
BEEF CHUCK STEAK "
![ff lOIN CUT •tENOfR s1 es
T·BONE STEAK .. :::.:_ ....
IEfF CHUCK CUl e TEN0£1t $139 FAMILY STEAK ..... .. "
8E[f lOIN CUTe NO TAllS $193 PORTERHOUSE STEAK .ta.
WfU TRIMMED TENDER s129
BEEF RIB STEAK ..... ··"·
8f[F IOIN CUT •GUARANTEED $199 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ......... .
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lllOGIOl:O OfMl.UU.VU 5 2 c
BREAD DOUGH ............................. ~~·;
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LARGE WAFFLES _ ······---_:~~ 30
JOHNSTON AHOllllO , 1 2 3 FRUIT BOKAE YOGURT .... ---·~;~~: .,...,_,,u $114
CHEESE PIZZA ·-······-······-1~~
W'fl(;HI WAIOlln • '151 v .... l'l ,'4 7"' ' TURKEY DINNER ___ ....... POPSICl.ES ____ MOOO·" I.
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PORisAUSAGE _ •.u s1• co61fllETs . __ ,~z.'1 35 11
YARDLEY ORANGE JUICE ....... ·---··-.'.~~42 c
SOAP _,,... 88 c :::53' YOGURT BARS ....... ·--·····--•.oz.. ,
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CANTALOUPE ...... 19c oN'io'NS.'..~:2 .... 29c
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Souffle
Without
Eggs?
A superb Duk ed ·run<1
1'""onduc is Y.'l'll y,•ilh111 u
cholcslcrol-lirnited regime
when lhe dish is made with
the cholestc ro l-fr t'c c~~
substitute !hut co mes in
fresh. not rroz c·n forrn.
The produr t is 1n ude v.•1th
fresh CRJl v•hil cs. Only the
yolk of the t'AJ: is rcpl<iccrl
by oth1..·r food prod uc t:.. 'l'hc
yolk of a shell egg 1s lite
highes t sin1:lc sou rce of
cholesterol in the daily tiirt.
You ean m a ke unolhl•r
appcal1n J.! m ain d ish v.•ith
this egg s ubs tit ute that
comes in ;1 pint t artnn
avo11l:.1ble in the d;nf'y case
·or yo ur supcrmarkeL
A delectable mq in dish.
rather on the fancy 3lde: i:-.
Spinach 1~urf. This c:i!.,\ ·to-
make, lower-caloric m:iin
dish is helped along by the
use or the t:gg substit11t1.'
"'hich has only 42 llCrce nt of
the calorics of s hell cJU!s.
BAKED T UNA FONl>Uf:
I can 17 oun ccsJ w:i tcr·
pack tuna
2 cups day -old hrc<1d
cubes
~ cup cholesterol -fret:
egg substitute
2cups nonfat milk
~teaspoon salt
I teaspoon onion powder
l.'.f teaspoon dried dill
weed
'-ii teaspoon white pcp~r ~ 1 tablespoon grated Par· r. mesan cheese
• Drain und fluke tuna ;
: .. place in 11 1 ·quart h:iking
• dish. Sprinkle bread cubes
~· ove r tuna. Co m bine all
:. remaining in gredients, ex-
:,;. ccpt cheese. mix well and
• pour over bread. Sprinkle
·: top with cheese.
: Bake in 350 degrees F.
:-oven 40 minutes. j ust unti l ~ mixture is set in <.'t•ntrr. If J. des ir e d , g arn is h \\•ilh
:: sautced or broiled diced
• mushroon1s.
:: Makes 4 or 5 ser\'i ngs.
:: SPINA Cll P Uf'F'
• 3 tablespoons m:1rgurine •' •: I tablespoon fin ely chop-
:. peel onion
3 tablespoons fl our
• 1 1 teaspoo n salt
# a 1 cup nonf;1t milk
,-t packa ge ( 10 ou ncl'SJ
frozen chopped s p1n:ich.
lha1,1.·ed and draineri
: I cup c ho l i:~tcrol-frcc
' egg substitute
~ Jn medium saucepanmell
• margarine. add onion and
:; cook until tender. Blend in
.. fl our and salt , Hcmovc
-from heat and gradually
: stirinmilk.
:., Return to heat and coo k.
; !tirring constantly, until
} mix tu re t h ic k e ns a nd
; comes to :1 boil. Sli r in
:·s pinac h. Rem o ve from
:· heat.
~ In s m all bou·I beat egg
: substitute 2 minutes at high
: speed or e lectric m ixer.
: Gently stir into spinach
• mixture,
;.. Turn into greased I-qua rt
. casserole . Ba ke in 375
-; degree F. O\'Cn 30 min ut es
~ or unti l kn ife in serted in
center comes out clean. Ser-,
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Peasant 's
Broth
: Bountiful
.. Substitut e 5 c up s
•homemade be ef broth. if
you likr. for the canned
bouillon.
Pf:1\SANT SOl'P
2 lablespoo ns pe anut 01 1
11 cup choppt•d onion
2 tabl<'s poons n1 inced
pars\l'\"
6 c'ups s hredded cab·
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VITA CRUNCH AU •••llTllS , 66C e;:;DR~IV~E ·~ c•i•i Ilk • •
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KING SIZE REG. $1.90
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COFFEE 3 LB.CAN ALLGRINDS
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FRESH SKINNED
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EXTRA LEAN . .
PORK STEAK
BAR M
POLISH SAUSAGE
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TURBOT FILLETS 69~
12~ 98~
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BACON .
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SARA LEE PECAN COFFEE CAKE
BUTTER $TREUSEL COFFEE CAKE
TREE SWEET
ORAIGE JUICE '0LCAHS
bagc . .ibout I po und '\ L--'":1
2 med i um pota tol's.
: pa red and cubed
;:., 2 !1 0 1 ~-ouncel ca ns bcrf
~broth j bo ui llo n ) di luted
; with 2 soup cans "·atcr
' I teaspoon's;1lt
,. 1 ~teaspoon pepper
1 i cup co mmcr<·ial sour
•cre am mi x<'d \Vi lh 1 ~
teas poon c a rau·a ~· sc('d
.. Jn a la ri:c sauecpot heat
: oil : add onion a nd parsley
and cook over moderate
heat ahoul 5 n1inut C's.
. Stir in cabba~c . 1>0tatucs.
·!broth. s ail a nd 1>e11prr.
' Bring to a boil : simmrr un -
til vegetables :ire tender
about 30 n1inut£'s .
1'op bowls or soup u·ith
doll ops of sou r crt>a m . ~·JI.takes 6 servings. ' ·-------f. :·
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APPLES
THICK MEA TED 19~ BELL ·PEPPERS
EXTRA LARGE 2 TOMATOES
" IOc ~ SWEET "N" JUICY
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Daily lncludi119 Sunday
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ANCIENT AGE s499 _ BOURBON ~ .. WHISKEY So•t40'
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that are an attractive and
delicious way lo s.erve both
ground beer and eg~pl811;il
Your co n s truction
mateiials are e'jgplant,
cooked until soft, ground
beef si mm ered and
seasoned with tom».to
sauce, spaghetti sauce, .3nd
lhat secret in gredient t6at
sp'arks up the flavor 'or
foods. beer. :~
Dreadsticks, fresh fru\t
for dessert and mugs or
frothy beer, the beverage of
moderation, will ma~e yo1.1r
11Jeal complete. \
BEEF AND BEER
BASKETS
· 2 lar ge eggplants
1 pound ground beef
Butter or marxarine
I pa ckage (1 \.'l ouncetj-
spaghetli sauce mix
l can 18 ounces ) tomato
$3UCC
J teaspoon salt
'h cup beer
' 1h pou·nd Mozzarella,
sliced lhin
Cul eggplant in half'from
stem end. Remove pulp
rrom skin Cleaving a p·
proximately •-~ inch thick
shell ), Cul pu lp into small
cubes. tn skille{, cook egg-
pl a nt In butter o r
margarine until soft and
s li g htl y brown ed
!approximately 8 minutes).
Sete~~plant as ide.
Brown beer in skillet,
drain from beef, and while
over low heal mix in egg.
plant. spaghelti sauce mi x,
tomato sauce, salt and beer.
Place 4 eggplant shells in .
baking dish. Divide meat
mixture evenly between
eggplants. Place thin slices
Mozzarella over each egg.
plant. .Bake in 350 degree
oven 30-35 minutes. Serves· •••
Beer that adds flavor
to meat filling of
stuffed eggpl ant
also goes well w ith
rest of meal : bread
sticks and fresh fruit.
Save I<r on Roman Meal
when you buy Webers.
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Now you have a special reason to buy Weber's, the Great White
Bread. Every speciall y marked loaf contains a coupon that saves 10¢
on your next loaf of delicious Roman Meal, the light brown .bread
'-ith natural whole grain goodness. Just take it to your grocer.
Webe r's. the Great White Bread.
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DAIL V PILOT C7
muriel stevens takes
the mystery out of
mousses, the sighs
out al soulfles.
the dold rum s out
of dinner ... what's
her secret?
she cooks with love.
t he
mur iel
stevens
show
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Ntwport Stach
Monday, Wedn•sdav & Friday
7:00 to 7:30 P.M.
Tuesday & Thursd•V
10:00-to 10:30 A.M.
6:00 to 6:30 P.M.
Only 9 Days Left •.. Get. Ready Now ....... ~:.:.:.::::.:.:~:.::"~~ .......... .
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Calories
Sliced
Away
' By BARBARA GIBBONS
Avoid borin~ lunches -
skip the hre<id and add an
... apple!
lnstcJd of the same old
sa nd w1th, v.·hy nol combine
ltic fll/1 ngs of meal, poultry,
,searood or cheese wi th a
crunchy cup of juicy diced
apple , pl u ~ some s li ced
celery or other greenery for
extra dash ~
l\1 ix 1t a ll up wi th a
eream y low·r alor1 e drcs·
sing a nd yo u'"c got a
del icious meal-s ite s alad
with stayin g power, every
bit as easy to m<1k<' as a san-
dwi ch and muc h more
3atisfyini:' ,
Cris p fres h fruits a nd
\l egetablcs provide more
bulk fQr fcy,·cr c<ilories and
they t <ike a lot !Oni!Cr Lo eat !
Appl~s arc rir h in natural
--rruil.-.u~il'(eri ng From-
refi ned table suga r, natural
fruit sugar provides more
s weet ne ss f o r fe we r
calories, sweet -toot h types.
•lake note!
llere 11rr som e uf our
fq,vo titc qu1 C'k·and·c:1sy ap·
pie salad comhin :i tions for
lunch.
l\.1ix the ingredient s in the
order give n and your apples
\\'Il l stay fresh and Ylhite for
hours. eve n in a n insul ated
jar ror desk ·lop lunching~
Do ubl e , tr iple o r
fl uadruple th£' recipes for
fa.m ily·size lunches. Or, use
our suggestions as a star·
ting point for dreaming up
your own apple salad com·
binalions!
23S·CALORIE HAM AND
CHEESE APPLE SALAD
For earh serving, toss
together:
1 cup diced unpeeled a~
pie
2 leaspoons le mon juice
1 tablespoon low-calori e
mayonn aise
1 cup thinly sliced celery z ounces 12 th ic k slices )
lean boiled ham
1,2 ounce shredded extra·
sharp Cheddar cheese
~CO·CALORI E APPLE ·
REUBEN SALAD
For each sC'r ving, toss
together :
l tablespoon low.calori e
mayonnaise
1 t ablespo on pl ain or
lemon yogurt
~teaspoon dry mu stard
J r up chopped unpeeled
red apple
t 'cup shredded cabbage
(or bagged colesla w mix)
2 slices (2 oun ces) Jean
oomed beef ro und, shfcd·
ded
·~ ounce shredded swiss
cheese
183·CALORI E APPLE·
SEAJ'OOD SALAD
For each serving, toss
toi;:ether:
1 t a bl e s poon l e mon
yog urt
1 tablespoon tow·caloric
mayonnaise
•;~ t easpoon c u rry
powder
1 cup unpeeled cubed
ra w i:ucchini or cucumber
3 counces ('anned erab-
meat or tiny shrimp, rinsed
and drained
I cup un peeled cubed ap-
ple
Booklet
Helpful
''The Wond erla nd of
ttomemade J ams & Jelli es ''
is General Foods Cons\lmer
Ce nte r 's l atest pectin
booklet. •
Nothlnf tastcs so good as
homemade jams and j!'I·
lies, and no gift is better
received tha n a pretty
pa('kage or your own ban·
di work.
There is a quiz for jam
and jelly-makers, a section
on the use or containers, a
host of recipes using fresh
fruit, bottled or canned
juices. dried fruit, frozen
fruit, freei:er (uncooked )
jams and candies.
Cop ies a re available for
fifty cents each. Just send
coin along wit h your name,
address, and ZIP code to :
''The Wo nd e r l a nd o f
Homemade Jams & Jcl·
lies." P . 0 . Box 4045 ,
Kankakee, Ill. 6090 l.
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Wednesday . Oc1ober i l . 1974
All SAFEWAY
STORES
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LARGI 'AA' i...;;.;.._ MONTEREY JACK
EGGS CHEESE i \of•wo'I' Gvotonlttd P1od11<t 1 c ,tom O' tht Crop
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; DALEWOOD
1MARGARINE . , ~::o~i·39c
' 1 ·pound
Cln .
~!::TUNA
•c~~~~,45c 6 \li •Ol.
Can ~ Detergent •;;;·~'ii' 69c
@ Softener °;.'.ZOO ::: 99c
i Prune Juice ~ ·::· 691
i Fresh Snaps · ::~ 'I.;'. 991
i Chill w/Beans "':-:::::"'49 1
@ Wrap :.:-::: ii:.ft. 4 9c
SIUCTIOMS IM OUR
Dairy-Deli Case
(.'
RANGE JUICE
Lucerne Pure
Tangy-Flavor.
Half Gallon 79c
COTTAGE CHEESE
~ Lucerne \i;J ~-:.:~~ ·· p;.,, 5nc
Curd Ctn. ,.
Cheese
Potato Salad .::;; ·~~· 49 1
Corn Bread ";:." ~:: 391
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SllLOI• STEAKS
USDA Choicoi SJ09 Bonelts•
Beel loin • lb.
Porterhouse Steakss 99 U~OA Ckolfo Grado •~•I loon lb 1
Boneless Roast
USDA c1o.e ... a..1 c .... •·b c~~·~ s1n .. • Small Rib Steaks s1u ..
Lamb Chops
Ground Beef
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IM0,,111 ·~ ~ ~ WHITE.MAGIC
DH~!!B~~~~' 30-SLICE KAT NIP
CAT FO.OD
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BEEF RIB STEAK
USDA Choice I $ 149 Grade Beel ·
Larve End Cul lb.
BREAD
FRYER BREAST
Economtcal.All·
White Meat
With Ribs. lb98~
Beef Fillet Steak llonele11-USO A
Choi<t 8111 loin
• e Eallf1n Pork
Cot r.om 5.1 09 Pork S1rlo1n Chops 1 c:;··~tc;~1''b lb·
Skinless Franks 5,,.r;.,! '""d \.lb. 6 9 C
F1o.,.orfu & Juicy Pltg.
link Sausage
H T k s..1 •• ....,.10.1c.1i.. 69' en ur eys ........ ., •
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For mt< John Pork
or M<Coy Bttf
~ '·'""'' 39c Po<koge
Gallo Salami .. ::":~ .. , ~~ 651.,
Corned Rounds .:~~:7~:. ,s 1 ••
F• h F'll ., ... s 1 °' IS I efs ''" •• """ "•
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Winn"" CuR S J 6 9 ' .... ~Dtstil~d Groi q . , ~ 80-Proof Ouort
TABLE WINE
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WHson Franks ":::.· ::: 79 1 Cod Fillets ~::::::::·. '"s 1 H VIN ROSE s2· 19
WUson Bologna Z'pp B f T I 11,1~".swrnco~"' .... HollGoiloo
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US. No 1.ei:ikt:. 11011 or fry
Yellow Onions "~:..:,' 2 •. 25'
Grapefruit ;~~ ~:~.:.·, 11i 25c
Tokay Grapes ... ,;:::~ ..... 39'
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·BREAD
Mrs. Wright's e4 I c
Freshly-Baked
1 Yi ·pound loaf
I Donuts M ... Wright " c
Baker's Doz en ..... , Pack of 1369
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BISCUIT MIX 40·••·69c Pkg.
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Mr,, Wright's
Multi-Purpose
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MEAT PIES
Monor Houtt $ ..... ,., .. , ...... "•· Bel -air Cut Corn 2 ;:, 91 c Green Beans ... !::.·; •• ':>;· 79'
@Strawberries ~: ':>;' 89' Bel -air Waffles 5 ~; s1
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Veteran's Day,
"'nday, Oct. 28 ~hop' Early '
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Me~t Master Meats
Meitl um Size \. 1 Pork · · -
Bpareribs"t .78
.. 1tJ i... , v .• -: Beef Rio ;;pencer Cut
Wiess ·Rib lye
Steak .
~)i~8st~~ks
LeenCUqes ·
Stewing Beef
Beel Pl•te-Lean Culs
English' Beef Ribs
ee•f Chudk-Pot Ro1sla
lb.1.99
lb. 1.59
1.19 f lb.
lb .• 89
Round Bone Roasts
2 Lb. Box-Frozen
Ground Beef Patties ...
lb .. 99
1.49
Beef Loi,.-Bon el••• 1 89 London Grill Steaks lb. .
Pork Sh~lder -Butt..Cutit ~ ·. 1 t 1 09 Boneless Pork-Roasts ••. •
Pork Shoulder
Pork .&maks
Sklnle114;;;;
Sliced Beef Liver
Pork Loin -Center Cul Rib
~s~~~c~.
Smoked Picnics
Kol'ntel-,Mlly Cooked
Cure 1 Hams
Ralphs M Id Flavor-Point Cul
eonwt·Beef_BrisketS.
U.S.D.A. Grade A-Southern
Fresh
Fryers whole 38
lb .•
Beef Chuck Clod Cut-Boneless
Rolled Shoulder
Roast lb.1.28
Greal For Soup
Frying Chicken Backs
Young Turkey Wings Lb .. 49
lb .• 10
.45 Turkey Drumsticks lb.
Fisherman's Cove
Fresh From long lsland-1 oz. lo 2 oz. 1.00
lb. 1.28
Little Necls Clams 10 For
NortheU1 Cold Water
Fresh Perch Fiiiets
Super Spirits
Juan Valdez
Imported
Tequila
Lakeshire Gin or
Sandra .'k>qka
Santa Fiorita-Light or Dark
Imported Rum
""" 3.99.
lllth 3.29
""" 3.59
Super Bakery
R1lphs Exclusive-Full 1Y1 Lb. loaf
Super
Bread .. , .• 43
Ralphs-Fresh Baked
Cinnamon Rolls
Ralphs -Delicious
Orange Tea Cakes
Ralph s-Delicious
French Apple Pies
.45
'"" .89 ,.. 1.·19 size
7 oz.
pkg.
Super Deli
Beet or Meat
Ralphs
Wieners
Ralphs Chunk Style
Swiss Cheese
Swift-Canned
Hostess Ham
Dorman Sliced
Jack Cheese .
Buttermilk or Country Style
Pillsbury Biscuits
Second Nature
120< .59
pound 1.63
41b. 6.98
80< .85
8 O< .14
Egg Substitute pint
Onion, Bacon, Clam, Garlic or Bleu1Cheese
Rod's Party Dip , o•
.89
.45
Parkay-1 or 2 Tub
Soft Margarine
·Ralphs -Non-Dairy
Hi Poly Creamer
1 lb .• 69
pint ,27
R.t;;h;'lfc;;,ry SmOke'd -12 oz. pkg.
WafE1r·Thin Bacon .
lb. 1.09
lb .. 79
lb. 1:49
lb .. 79
lti. 2.09
lb. 1.39
••. 99 Ralphs Selection-Moselblumchen
GennanWine
All Flavors
""" 1.~9 Ralphs Yogurt quart .79
Prices effective October 24 thru October 30
Palphs .
·bid Fashioned
Ice Cream ·~~~~. 79 .
S-uper Buys
Treesweet-Regular
Grapefruit
Juice . ··,~~ .49
Ajax
Cleanser 140
'· 19 pk!l •
Pantry Fillers • I Health fJ Beauty ,. ~ .. -Frozen Food • ••
e1by W11hcto11is 36 cl 59 Desitin Dabaways •• ; •
Modessi...!Sile.er or Aeg uiar • 24 cl 88
Feminine Napkins ,.; •
• " Minute Maid -Reg. or Pink .29 6 oz. Grapefruit Juice '" Johnslon·1-g·· Size pkg. .45 Pie Shells •"
Assorled Flavors
Hi C Drinks
For Whiler Wash
Purex Bleach
Scenltcl ,or Un1cente~ , 13 01, 119
Protein 21 tjl1r Spray "" •
Slly ~ee , 1 . • • JO cl. as
Mlni-Padt • •'•· ... Ant1-Per1pir~f1:t . 14 01•. 1 73 Secret Sj>l;ay, , ' ••n •
Wld Fore1t-Llme·Menthol·Ae!iJ. 11 oi. 88
• Noxzema Shave oon •
Wllh lmiletion Blueberries 11 01. .53 Eggo Waffles pkg.
Bake-In-Box 16 01. .33 Bridgford's Bread pkg.
Minute Maid-Florid• 1601. .79 Orange Juice • cen
Jeno·1-Sausage or Pepperoni 6 01. .53 Pizza Rolls pkg.
MJB-Regular or flee. Perk
Ground Coffee
Betty Crocker
Pound Cake Mix
MJB -Large Size
Instant Coffee
B ln B-Slfced
Mushrooms
• Ralphs Everyday Low Prices
!'!Iii iollk '
Vaseline ~ 1.'!:; .as MC~~frof ...
Fruit Drinks
Jor M•""'' hf1 'flOI .. Coolt;Htrflr Jergens LoUon !';i .97 H1w1Uan Punch 11t~· ... 49
Nl\HKO-•<o'"'~"'
Saltine Crackers
G•ft•lll .. llllC•r••I
Lucky Charms
.... 61 o•.1 •
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' 82 p•g •
Sotll~!i"!l-.-G'°""'
Black Pepper
W1ltt• K1..,oll-F,.••
Dog Biscuits
Ollf -lft!IN'-Dtr t ' ,or. Bl C•lf"Ofl'l•-F•o•.,. 1 Breck Shampoo "'" • Orange Juice 1 .~~ .43 ltttr C•oe••• ·Soll• C•••"' f'•Og• '" l~,.o•
Frosting Mixes ,. i o• •'• .67
Gt"9•11 Mills Ce•elll
f'.1>.S.-f!W.•••··~ 1 G1 ... 11Gllnt-flo1oft ~ ttoi. 39 Feminine Deodorant i°:ft 1.27 Cut Spinach ,_, • '• w.w, Wall Washer
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Holly•DO<il. •9•1 N ......,,,,..
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Le•. -ft·~·~· '•'~ ' .,,, . .,,.
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Cocoa Puffs
w1t1 .. 1 tnien""' Co,.
Bath Beads
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I Pla~x : 59 I ' I Sandwich 29 I I Glovils •• • I I Bags -wJ• • I .1 Llrni1 Orie ftem ll'ld0ne ~Upon PerC\lttomer I I ,Lhnll One Item and One Coupon Per Customer I
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'''"'"" -M fd'~"' O• I<<• .. Fabric Finish
...... ,.11 ""'"'' Hawaiian Punch
Co,.•lo<' -llufl>•••' . Pie Filling
flutt• -Gol..,.~
Shortening
to•""~"'"' I' ...
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B••f•I> 1<,11, .. • V•"•'•"'
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Ralphs has tons
of great pur:np-
kim; lo choose
from . Perfect
for carving
into jack-o-
lanlerns.
and just o
NICKEL
Super Produce
Halloween 5c Pumpkins p .. lb.
'
Medium Size -Vine Ripe
Tomatoes perlb .• 29
perlb •• !9 $luffing Size
Bell Peppers
Crisp. Long Green
Cucumbers
Mild, Sweet
Brown Onions
Thick, Yellow Meat
Banana Squash
each
per lb.
per lb.
• . .15
.10
.08
Super Flowers
Colorful
Halloween
Bouquets buno• .97
Exotic Blooming Zygo-4 .. pots
Cactus Plants
Blooming -4~ pols
cyclamen Plants
each
each
1.27
1.27
$uper
Household Values
Decorated-Plasllc Coated-9" Size-24 Ct. Pkg.
Ralphs
Paper Plates .45
Stackable-Assorted Designs
Ironstone Mugs
64 Count-With Sharpener
Crayolas
Fluted-Aluminum-Ass"!. Colors
Bundt Cake Pans
Assorted Colors
Dial
eaoh .57
pkg .• 99
eaoh 1.49
Bar Soap baih .28 size .
Pantry Fillers
Mini Pak-'Ii Oz. Packages pkg. .49 Sun Maid Raisins ol 14
Kosher Oitl Halves 22 oz .49 Del Monte Pickles jar
J1l -.Creamy 12 Ol. .59 Peanut Butter , ..
Belly Croc ker -Bluebe"y 13'•) 1.JZ .69 Muffin Mix pkg
Lu• -l iqurd 32 oz. .93 Detergent boll le
MJB -Regul111 or £tee Perk 3 lb. 2.94 Ground Coffee ""
11 01 .59 l o• W~'1t• W1•ft '" "" Purex Bleach llo!I • .85
•Ii 01 .59 W•~ftt W•!Cft••• •t ct ... Ory Milk ... .85
,, 01 .75 ••«'"o e, G•""'' food• •o" 2.19 ''" Gaines Dog Meal ...
::o.. 1.89 '°"'' M,nu!t L•n•• 1001 .. ... 1.49 Jones Link Sausage ..
r ... , .... ~o _o ... r.n"'P'O" " ' • .. , ..... . • • ........ '~ .. "'· .....
SOutft Go•t 1 • .... ,,, .. ,~ .... , ... 'fll1f • "''""do•• , ... l•••"OCHI 1•01P 1·1~1w"•~·.~
. It. Coupon EtttcllYI Otlober 24 thfu October 30 JI llrtit.. Coupon Ellectiwe October 24 lh1u October JO 1' L COUi:tON I L COUl->ON I ----------~ ----------~
It's a treat to shop at Ralphs for
your Trick or Treat Goodies.
Come io and choose from our
complete selection of quality
candy, gum, cookies, popcorn &
disguises.
Toge.ther We Can Whip Inflation Now
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CIO DAILY PtLOT Wednesday. Oclober 23. 1974
. ASSORTID lli
r::uf~~d ................ ~~-1 3 c
LIQUID m
Dove 62c
m WISCOllSlll 'AID m SOITID, LA YER m ~;~:1:::::e~'..~ .... ·::: 2 8 c ~t::::.~ .................... ~$. 149 ·f :C!°t:i:~~~.~~ ·~:.··6 3~ 22·01.
•HOLi su• •ROZE• m u•lllT IASX'! ·; m' . \WI.MEN RADGUA"1E•s"
Or!lnge ..... 20c Macaroni & . , ..... 23c· , ..... aRs . .
RIGULAR OR 1un11MILK
:r~!=r~ ..... : .... ~.·~~·13 c
Detergent ........... ""
' . :::.~:!~: ................. ~I. 38 (
Chief · m 29c
Juice ............................ . Cheese Dinner..... ·Baby Ruth or ij!asc
~,-~~r;so1111• fLAdS m Butferfinger ..... ~'.· .
estwoo ,,, ..... 7ac Chiodo R!59·c Ice Cream ........... mo. C d C ..... . an or.n ............ .
• 16°01. Spaghetti .............. , .
ALL OPEN YETEIAN'S DAY STOIES MONDAY, OCT. 21, 1974 PllUS EffECYIYE WED .. OCT. 23 TlllU TUES .. on. 29, 1'74
... SALIS TO DIALllS ..... llSALI •• tO-llCIAL ·us11
If'
~--~O~DED WITH QUALITY I -~ FROZEN FOODS
RH 1'P m · 10-CT. m ~,Pie 61 C .._,.. .. , 51 ·C
I_~ :AIR:~~~ !I! I '-
~=~5.~ ... ~: 69c ~:l:~~~·:.:~41 c,,/ -
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FRYING CHICKE Cider .......... 'IN Waffles.'.\"~: .
APfU, ~, .... _, ~ ~
,.,,. ...... ,.,.. VI!' Oll·IDA = . , ,_A• ... U IMn'ATIM m LAii TO LA.Kl aulD ~ ·'
~~:!m ..... ·~~41 c ~t:~::.~ ... ::::79c
......... ,.,11 , .. n CIT-UP MIXED PAITS
. m . MAIKrT IASKIT ~
Chiffon. ·:-.:.·72c Real ~r•a~ .... a7c Margarine.. To. pp1ng ...... -. =
AUSTllAlil AlPS SllCID ~ ~
Swiss 65c Jerseymaid79c Cheese .... :.:::: Butter ...... ·:.:~· ·
-FIESH
BROCCOLlm
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Ap~f~:us.... -~-~~-89 C
~29c Candy Apples ........
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llOWll
ONIONS
¢
JUICI ' ~~ ..... 99c Oranges .................. •••
OCIAll SPRAY ~~ 29 ( Cranberries ........ :.t::
HISEY MAID
If you <•n'I find our
Ad .. erfised Special\ as .. lor a ... CHECK
....... hi .... h ...... _ -.. -..... _ ....... ~·· , ... .-. .. --.. ,.i-_....,t .. -i..--....... _
f"&RMIR JOH . SHANK PORTION ili 89 C Smoked Ham ...... · .. , •.
14 TO II US. fARMIR IOHll WHOLI m 9 8 C Smoked Ham .......... .
MARKET BASklT ~ 5 7 C Burger· Pro ........... u .
FAIMll JOHN IUTI POITION 9 9 ( Smoked Ham fil ...
Bllf IOlllLISS a:~ $1 7 9 Cube Steak ......... '.:'. ,. CINTI• <UT ... m$ l 2 9 Pork Chops........ LI.
:fff ROUND BOlllLISS !~$179
Sirloin Tip Steak "· fAHH SHOULDIR m 9 8 C Pork Steak ............. LI.
,,,_lf •&(K J.UI ... -NUii ·~ 9 9 r•fll -.an 1C111 .. Willi .. (AH m c
Breasts .......................... . FRESH SMALL SllE HIK m 9 9 ( Spare Ribs ................ .
. ,.YU,_ WITJI IACI PtlTIM el 2Jt!' c , ..... , •ACll S-1.as ... Mil lllW .. *1., 9
Whole Legs .............. . POik SHOULDIR m 79 C Fresh Picnic ............ .
FllSH CHICklll HYER m 5 5 C Leg Quarters .......... . WllOU 16 TO la.LI. Siii m 9 9 ( Pork Loins .............. LI.
•11111 c•c••• r1t1• i:lJ.. 9 -'
WIMS ATIACMD ~s c OtA•n• HM LOIN SUtlO INTO s 1 09 Breast QuarterSll. Pork Chops ........ m LI.
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Liller ... •••
Listerine1::"~9 7c Antiseptic!l!
QT.
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Leonardo ~~$499 f \t\tlS
Brandy ... 11L • Ii
~:~b~.'.:~Ji $999
Seagram's~$))99
7 Crown 111·,AL. l'L.
Kamchatka$899 Vodka !!!,, ..... ·-11·--"" .. '"'' .. -.. ·-·
Turn~ · 69c Hashbrown34c Overs ...... :·~ Potatoes•:::-
=~ ..!t,nLI ii RICH'S ~'
Green -29c Coffee .... 27c Beans .. _ .. L Creamer .... .
Oii IOY 2-PAat m . m
Cheese $119 Pictsweet 69c Pizza ........ ',\",'· Cut Corn>:::·
!·!~~~ s119 Lamb Chops ..... m ...
~-.:.sa... s 1 s9 Lamb Chops ...... m ...
flllll.....U.•--....... ._. $139
Lamb Chops ..... m ...
1.1.t.A.CllMCI ~ ' • ' '' i;~bNecks .............. 4 9 c
fRISH ZACkY fAIMS , m 79 (
l••1tla1 Clilckeas ... ll.
lllf IONELISS TO, ms 169
Round Steak........ LI.
BHfCHUCk m99c 7-Bone Roast ......... .
IHfCHUCk ms 109 7-Bone Steak...... "·
fRISH SUCID m 89 C Beef Liver ............... LI.
MAlklT IASKET lllSXET m $] 1 9 Corned Beef ......... LI.
BHf LOlll ms 169. Porterheuse Steal! ......... ·
IHF LOlll ij!$299 T enderleln Roost .... LI.
POllk LOlll m99 ( Rib Half Roast .. .L1.
POIK LOlll It s 1 09 Loin Half Roast ...
ClllTEI CUT LOlll !I s 13 9 Pork Chops............ ...
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Dinne·r Fixed With Class
By MILl;I!: BEIL 11.1, teu~poons dry white 2 slices or peeled fresh pods into boiling \\'Uler for u n d cor ns l arch . 1\1 ix lowering heul if oil begins lo
Now that school ls back wine, such a s rice wine or gl ngt.'r sliced ~" thick, or one minute. The pods "'ill thoroughly, lht·n add the, smoke. Put In mushrooms,
into full swing, many' of us J)lledry sherry use cqulvulenl or pn.-:scrved tum bri~t 1trec n. beef cubes. Toss thE'm until peas and water chestnuts.
are going to evening col· _· lteaspooocornstarch gi nger Drain them and rinse in eachcubeiscoated. Cook. stirring, over
lege. 3 waler chestnuts, rin· 1.a t easpoon &ult fop· cold water to set the color. Set dish aside, near oil. moder1i1te heat for about 2
For some, that means &ed, dried on paper towels tionuJ) 1 U you use fro zen pea pods, ging~r and salt, close to minutes. until vegetables.
rushing home from work to and sliced '1-" lhick If you use rresh pea pod!!, tollow directions abo~-cooking it re a . are roated with oil. Add nx something quick ror din· l 'h leiispoons peanut oil snup off the tips iiRd remove In a small bowl, coml>Jne · Pour 1:.i teaspoon oil into salt . if desired. then remove
DAIL v PILOT ('I I
Single
Servings
spoon.
Pour In r<!maining
teaspoon or oil a nd add the
ginger. Turn the heat to
high und drop in the beef'
cubes. Stir con stanU:.· and
fry for two or three minutes.
or until l'ubes are lightly
browned on all sides.
Remo,·e the glngerpiettS
and discard. ·Return the
\'egetables to the pan. stir·
ring con1tantly for about
ten seconds. until they ha\·~
rehettted.
Remo\'e the m eul and
''egetables to your plate.
Ser,·e '4"ith steamed rice. ner so we can gel lo cam· 1or oU\er ve.«etable oil the strings. Then drop the the sugar, soy saute, wine wok or fry ing pan and he'!it, vegetables with slotted pus. Usually there is only,::::..:::.::::..:.=:.::::.:::..:::;_..:::;:...;::::::=...:.::::::..:.:.::!:..::::::.. __ _:_: _ _: _ _:_ _____ _::..:._ __ _:...:...__::_ ________________________ _
about an hour.
Borrowing from the
Ollnese, the stir-Cry method or cooking for those nights
when Ume is so limited is an
ideal method of preparing a
~lanced, nutritious meal -In a hurry .
In general, all that is
needed I.or stir-fry dinners
is a bit of meat and a few
vegetables In variety.
The most work ls in cut-
.l ing t he meat and
ve1etables into bite-sized
pieces, and even that is
I
-~-quick . The-actual cooking
takes less lhan ten minutes,
-All LUCKY STDlllS
OPEN
VETERAN'S
DAY
As the originator of supennarket discount pricing, LUCKY has lllways been deeply concerned
with keeping·your food costs down. Now, more than ever, we are doing everything in our power
to make sure our customers are paying the lowest prices possible on each and every item.
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normally. lllltlndrt; Oct 28,' 1Sl4 If you wish to have rice,
here Is an easy, almosl-
never -f ail meth od o f
cooklne It. J ust remember,
you use one part rice lo two
parts of cold waler: That
applies no matter how
many servinas you make.
9 a.m. -6 p.m. Nie•• Alt• OIK0\1111'•• ••c•n Oii •All ·"l'U.Ol0"4111D ........ ,,.. .... COll"l'IOLL•D t"l'•MI
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STEAl\IED RICE
Jf.i cup uncooked" rice
~cup cold water
Sall, if desired
1.4 to ~ teaspoon butter
or margarine Copliona1)
Rinse the rice in cold
water, using a sieve. Put
the rice into a one-quart pan
(or s maller), that has a
tightly fitting cover. Pour in
t h e wat e r , add th e
margarine or butter and a
dash of salt.
Al ow mlllt is "BONDED" for quality and flavor.
Rib Roast 119
. . . ..... tll tAJIGE END, HEF ..•••.. ~· ...•....•...........•.
... 87° Chuck Roast
ILADECUT,IEEF ••.•................••.
Bring the water to a boil, •
cover the pan and lower the
heat to its very lowest.(()(. Boneless Round "10s
!~.'!. .. ~i'.~()il'I ~~f>.~~ .. 1sa
ten, because many stoves
don't have a si mmer bur·
ner, you will find that you
will have to slide th e pan
part way ofr (he fire to
p r event th e ~team
~scaping).
Do not let t he steam
escape from the pan. Cook,
covered. for 20 minutes, un-
disturbed. Turn off the heat
and let the rice sit for a few
minutes. Fluff with a fork
and serve.
· When you fix a sUr -fry
dinne~'I put the rice on to
cook Defore you start the
stir-fry1 portion of the meal.
In preparing stir-fry din·
ners, use a wok, if you have
one. Otherwise, use a frying
pan or wide-bottomed sauce
pa n . Wo k s are ide a l
beca use of t h eir bowl-
shaped design.
The cooking oil is in the
bottom of the pan, and as
the food cooks, it can be
pushed up onto the sides or
pan, out of the oil. to finish
..cooking. Other bits of food
can then cook on the bot· tom.
llEEF STf:AK ••••••.•......•...... , •• . . ............ .
.... 59¢ Young Turkey
FRESH, POPl'Y, U.S.D.A. GRADE A. 10.13 LllS . . .
.... 87°
£!.~~!luc.Rib fl~IJ~~ .... 119
7-Bone Roast
IEE1 CHUCX ........................... ..
Rib Roast Rump Rout
Smoll Etld,IHf ..•.... , ...... ;111 31 lonele11,1MI •••••.. : •...••. te121
Lamb Chope
Smoll loin ......... , ....... lll 2'1
T,.Bone Staak 71 Porterhoun .steak 71 a..f loln .................... L111 hef toin ........•.••..•..••. ti 1 Pork Shoulder c
Picnic • , . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • •.•.. LB 78
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Top Round Steak .. Link Sausage
lonel.s11fff ................ ll 1 O.CorMoyw ........... 1-ll...CG!lr
Sliced Bacon ""M M.,.. .
(Thin, 12<il 1.37) ....... l·lll PKG 1•
Stir ·fry meals ore a good Chuck Steak Lamb Chops :ra:v~nul~1t~1!!~:.f~e:aJ~~ e..t.l kidlC\11 ............... l lllf Rib ..•..•....••.•........... te 171 ~~~ ~". ........ , ..
carrot, slivered into thin Rib $teak •1 Cut-Up Chicken Sllced Bacon
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~:~~.u~·;p.~.~~; :~~ ... ~~~J£~.~0~m.,, ····· .... 50ZCTN 49c .,..s~~Vl~C~M ~~~!DE~ l50ZCAN 47c
beans, all can go into a stir-
Treesweet Juice 48¢ cf4 NAtUllALGIAltFRUlf .................................... 460ZCAN
Harvest Day Bread 42¢ ~ Sl'llTTOP ••••...•....•...........•..........••.•.••••... 2A0Zt0Af
· Chiodo Bulk Candy 69¢ ~ 12VAAIFlllS ..................................... , •. 160ZPACKAGE
Lux Uquid Detergent 78¢ ~ .•........•••••••••••••••••.•.•••••••.•.••••..••••••••. 320ZllOTTlE
Health and Beauty Aids ...
~~s~.~ M.A.V.E·R· \VIE~ER.s ........ OZPKG 95c
~'~~~~.MA.YER FRANK~ ....... " oz PkG 9sc
~~~~v~~~r.~R.BOLOG~~·····'°'"0 64C
OSCAR MAYER CHUBS 59c BRAUNSCHWIEGER OR SANDWICH SPREAO II OZ l'tlG
S~IFT. SLICEO P~P.~ER~NI ... •oz••• 75c
ou.BUQUE ·H·A·M·· ................. LBCAN 739
JONE~ BRAUNSCH\VIEGER ··· ,0,,.. 59c
KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE .._
SLICED, S~EAO ......................... l lB PKG ..,--
~~~~.~~~.~~.ER.I.CAN .. c~.E~~~ oz ,.0 113
Packaged Goods ••.
a-4!~1~~£~,~EAL ...... eozBOx 54C
o"'N~BIS~O .RI~ CR~~~E·R·S·"ozBOx 77c
.,...sw 1ss ~ 1ss .cocoA .Mix .. ,,°' BOX 87 c
<f"~,'!ll,~!fil.~U PREM E MI~," oz BO• 97c
<f"BANGO YELLOW POPCORN 49c
... MISS CLAIROL HAIR COLOR . 97c LiPTON TEAiAtis""'"'"' J>OZ 8'G c CREAM FORWUlA . . • . . . . . · rt"'4 86 .,.-CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCE 27_ f · .................................... crllOX
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...A.LBERTO ~~L~~M. H.Al.RSP8~roz 99C
Dairy Products ••••
LADY LEE BUTTER 81 c 1STOOAllTY ............................ 160ZCTN
~J!r.~~JPE .c.R.EA~ ......... " .. , ... 94c
LADY LEE SOUR CREAM 39c IMITATION .....•.•.....•.••..••...•..•.• IOOZCTN
Beverages -Spirits •••
OAKMOUNT BLENDED WHISKEY 8'' 110 PAOOF ..•..•..•..• , ..•. , ......... HALF GAL I TL
~iim voa.~ ............... H<lFGALBTl7 44
HARVEST DAY PINK CHABLIS 1•1 WINE ..•.•.•.••..•• -•..........•.••• HALF GAl. I Tl
~~~~.~8.~ ...... :. c.,,,l~:!69C
Bananas 14c
ldeol lor th• lun(h bo• ... , ......•• , .. • .. lll
Cranberries 29c
It'd, tlpe ond frHh .. ,., ............. l·l l PKG
!~~.!.!P.~!m'?, _, .. 29c
Apples 24c
J-ll'IOn fNorthwetl) ............ ,., .• , .. lll
fry dinner.
The variety depends upon
what you have on hand, and
is almost endless.
THESE OEMS AVAllAB/.E ONLY AT DISCOUNT CENTERS!
Yo u must be careful,
though, that you don"t use
too much of too ma ny ,
Otherwise you will end up
. with a large pan£ul of lef·
toverfood.
As an Oriental friend said
one da y1 ··o erorc you
-realize il, you've got enough
to reed the whol e neiah·
borhood -if you're not
careful".
STIR·t'RIED BEEF WITH
VEGETABLES
2 fresh mushrooms. 1 lo
112-lnch diameter, quar-
tered
2 ounces (or small hand·
ful) snow peas, fresh or
tho r oug hl y d e fro s ted
frozen. p11tted dry In paper
towels .
'"'to 1:1 pound lean. ten·
der bee.C. cut into 1-inch
rubes (from a small steak.
or use top si rloin, ten-
derloin. round, etc)
• 2 teaspoon sugar
1 tablespoonsoy1auce.
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Mt.iltl-tolcw bold. ~lome
r.1ord9fl1. Spl,,.. 147 tlngllng de1lgn1.
Pl•lllc l'umpkln1
thne pumpklM 0,.. th9
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Mtrldl OI' tNO ..... M .• M"' 12",
T1lpplM Go-~y Allod ln
G-•-222 1trol91Y
gome. IOl10
Texaco Motor 011
Tl'M quollly motor 43 A
o!I yout cor \' d.,.,....._ 30.w.
lM Oii filter Simonis Cleo-/
ford SpJn.en W•• '9k
rypt. OIMr 2,7 Cl•nt I -•M In OM 183 Pl'loct.L. 11.,_ Wiii r'IOt 1"'-'"r, $.Mol. IA
Tiny Tot ·Cott um••
C11te kiddie dMlgn• on 1oft
flom• r•...-dont toyon 99¢
with lo<• mcnk. (A Drink & Wei
Doll 11n1
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WD40-12 173 llreYenlt
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IN TI-IE MOUTH
TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE
ACROSS 4'W.....-1
t Uebllty Cllmpellliol•
S Ovbidl~P,.h 51 W.illt~
09 5"91 S4 Folowed
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14 Beige 60 Apple ci-t
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17 SOINttlirlg 6' ~°"' ~mt; plt:a-1 66 fenniftltn
ti P11ty officYf fi6 Unasoi"'"
20 •··• SM,,....d: 67 C0<recn
Amer. 68 Oei:•s!V91Ti.JI
UttdMut 89 Oti.ef~ed
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22 GiYts I lnterdic•
tioi91111tty 10 2 Fre!fleh w;hool
23 E"'1COU"Nls 3 HIPP'I' 19 NO.p.t!M 41 Clke frost~
25 01fet' e1preMion: 2• Fumiturs 48 l11119n illlnd
27 SlllQgllh 2 WOfdl pieus 48 !ltilatll
29 8M: Willy 4 Unde1Wlt8f 26 MK hiM UIOI 49 Proceeds
30 V9M•bMd Pl'Ng• 28 TOOPM'I along:
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34 Limb EurO(lt: 30 Pronou" 50 lqlh ~
J6 Pl'9fer1bty 6 W111ble 3111intl'lll 52 Uable
39 Wu rediant 1 Cl\ristfNI red: 2 words 53 Did
39 A.l . teMI: dinnerbonu1: 32 SOOfl ~
3 llWOl'dl 2 wo•d' J3 R1h1rtnc:1 SC Happened
42 Punctures 8 P.J!h: Sulll• boo« &S Hastened
43 Por1ion 9 ... · L•119: 34 Oull N in !:i6 Ol>POliteof:
44 Adjee!Ne London MN 36 ROM·fed: Prefix
• suffi.111 10 C11e11 grass P11fo• 51 Pril'lttf'1
45 Par~ 11 T•Mat11111W1 37 L_,iau ttrm
46 BM!d1Hd9f ·-12 C•nt ci;11;h 311 filch 59 c~ of 8~ 13 The "A."ol 40 IOOyu11: onwct1
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by Tom K. Ryan
G#ol\ VDU'RI A CAILOllS
ONl!! .. :TlllNK t1F WH,41"11W
f'OOll ••RP MUST H: C901Nli 1llllllll6H !
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by Dale Hale
DR.SMOCK
GORDO
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by Chai !es M. Schulz
r'u. l!H 5U1MCMN-C~ Ol<EN A CUTE
CHICK SET A 6LASS OF
UM<>IAOE ON HIS PIANO !!
JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux
MISS St.AIR, I <15 THERE AFTI:R MAYING Tl4AT
CAt(T THINK TAAT 'fOU HAVE A THING ANYTHING ARGUMENT WtTl4 MEL KI
TO WORRY ABOUT! THE NIGHT THAT ELSE 'tOU THE RESTAURANT, I
MEL CARTER WAS KILLED 'fOU WERE 5+-IOULO 8E COULDN'T SLEEP ... SO
eACK HERE AT MIDNIGHT! ?17"--'id TELLING NC? A60UT ONE O'CLOCK,
l&N'T THAT RIGWT? I WENT FOR A RIDE!
WHERE 010 YOU GO ANO WHAT
TIME DID ~
RETURN HERE ?
MISS PEACH
DICK TRACY
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by Ferd Johnson
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by RO«Jer Bollen
.. , don't know how he ellpects us to ~spcct his inlecriCy when he
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'Home·News and Views
Consumers Will Switch to Fight
. By DOROTHY Wt;NCX :i;torc br11nds':' °' .... tt.Mt"_......._ In ttie mindit of many cori· Consume.rs aren't the irume('I, "hou se" or "1ttore'" ~ly ones concerned about brund~ urc lower In quality,
h11h food prices. The food ·si mply because they urunot
lndl18try is equa.lly concer· ·advertised und do not carry
ned. · a well-known name. Theindu~ryiswondering ·Th e house brands ·-
what chanaes consumers because much Jess is s1>ent
are coi n~ lo make in thei r on advertising and f~ .buying to counteract promoting them -·
inflation. generally givit a costadvan·
The c ritic ul problem tcigeof lSpercentor more.
facing the food industry is And often, there is no dif.
the price-valu e relation-rerence in quality bctwet:n
ship. At what point will con· the house brand a nd ad vcr-
tlscd brunds. In C111d , the
hous~ brwnd l!ii llkcly to be
manufactured by the s~mc
l'Ompany thut sells thel ud·
\'l'rl.i sed brand.
Some products arc !'iO
much ;dike that you can't·
tell the dirrcrt.!nce between
the known br11nd :.tnd the
house brand.
These include nonfat d111
ntllk, peanut butte,r. jams
<1nd jellies, m argarine,
grade AA butter. hre;1d :
egi;s. su ~<1r. flour , s<1lt,
~ine.:ur. s1.llad dresfiing.
and !iulud oil.
Caoned und fryzen rnUts
and VC'gctubles leave more
room ror product v;uiation.
llcre you 1n u.v find that
lht•rc arc qu:.llity dirfercn-
ces bC'l wt•t·n I ht· lov•t•r eost
house brand and u J>rudo<'t
texture ..ind fla\'Or.
What you shou ld do is try
the house brand \11th un
open mind und sec for your-
:;ell if lh\•rc is a 11u tthlv d lf-
feren1·c. And . if :-o. 1~ the
d1ff<'rcn1·e "·vrt h • 1 ht• highl•r
pric<''!
fro m a v.•cll ·knov.'n com·~---------,1 p1.1ny.
But the nutritional \'alues
of hou~c brand and aav<'r-
li scd brund foods v.·ill be
to,mpur:Jblc. 'rhe differen-
ces wil l be prima rily in :11»
pearOAncc <1nd possibl y in
Sunday is raa&Ar
Splr•I Sllred
M'laole or ff•lf
DAILY PILOT (' f ;J
HAMS
"So Guod •.• ll Will
•Hounl ' Yotl 'til--ll!ti Gon "
A..._, --.4 Ke. it S. ~000
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ORDER HOW FOR YOUR
HALLOWEEN PARTY
1700 L Coott HltJ!w•r. C-4f¥ M .. -i7i-f60o ......... olot•C...-l<-
lll2 S. ......_.,,of Iott 14.. A111i1MJM 6l!i0:Z461
sum e rs decid e that the
Price of a product is too high
in relation to its value, and
therefore stop buying it?
A simple example illust-
a.tes this question.
My son has been a great
consumer of snack-type
crackers. He has watched
the prices spiral on his
f1i1vorites with C"onster·
nation -but he still bought
them.
Bow to eat a whole lot better
But yesterday he infor-
• med me that the priC"eof one
wheat craC"ke r was now 75
cenls for 10 ounces. Al that p~ic.e h e will get along
w1lhout·them. He's priced
out of the market.
And I'm on the verge of
buying butter again
because the price or
margarine and butter are
now so close. When butter
was twice ·as expensive as
.mar.i;:arine, I was willing to
forego its "better taste."
Th e butter ve r s u s
margarine situation is
somewhat backv.:a rds from
what usually happens when
pricey go up. .
Generally as prices go up,
consumers will begin swit-
ching to lowe r quality
products -or to lower cost
products which they think
are lower in quality.
And the food industry is
wondering when -at what
price -this will happen for
a variety or foods.
For example : when will
consumers switch from the
higher priced, advertised
brands, to lower priced
Poultry
Prized
Especially timely in the
• fall when apples are plen·
tiful is this prize winning:
recipe from South Carolina.
APPLED CHICKEN
1 broiler-fryer chicken,
cutup ,
. 1 teaspoon monosodium
&Iutamate
4 large cooking apples,
cored and pared
% cup apple cider or ap.1
ple juice
2 tea5poons sail
112 cur. corn oil
1 tab espoon brown sugar
1. cup coarsely chppped
cashew nuts · ·
Sprinkle chicken pieceJ
with salt and monosodium
glutamate. Lightly brown in
oil which has been placed in
large s killet over medium
heat. .
Cut apples into thick
slices; place in oblong
baking dish which has been
lightly oiled .. Sprinkle with
brown s ugar and nuts.
.Place chicken pieces over
apple slices ; pour cider or
juice over chicken.
Bake uncovered at 350
degrees for 45 minutes or
Until chicken is -tender. Ser·
ves6.
Teapot's
Tempting
Jr wine tasting seems too
expensive ... maybe yo u can
become a connoisseur of fine
tea instead.
Tea tasting is considerably
Jess costly, and can be Just as
fascinating a nd educational
as wine tasting.
Ir you're willing to rorego
the Convenience o( baggtd
teas. you'll find many ex-
citing and exotic sounding
blends available.
f'or example, there's For-
mosa Oo.ling, a bright and
clear beverage that Is .
neither green nor black. and
ls often called the cham-
pagne or teas.
And from the slopes or the
Himalayas comes Dar·,
jceling, reputed to be one or ·
the finest in the world.
Other Interesting type!i in· .
elude: English Breakrast.
which offers a distlnct.ly dlf·
rerent taste (or black tea
lovers: Jus m)ne. a tea or
fragrant sweel blossoros
\\'Ith a dellcete flO\\'er scent;
11nd L1tps1r1ng Souchong." tea
with a heavy ~moke n..,vor
for the true ftOUrme.I..
If you're hif\'lng comp;:in~.
21trve t\\'C\ or thr.ee different
kinds in lndlvlduul kettles.
and ('t)mpurc notes.
You'll rind 1m•ll one aind
lY.'O·quarl le• kettltis In mosL
kllcffcn'~"are departmen~. · . .
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FLORIGOLD,INDIAN RIVER
1 RED GRAPEFRUIT
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SOUTHERN GllOWN
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GAll:OEN fllfs,H 29~. OCfAN SPRAY 1 . LB 39 MIXID •99c BOUQUET 1.1.. BEEF ~ 79 ST ANDING RIB
BElf ROAST ';:;;,' 1.45 .•
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1~.25
3~z..50
1$50l 27 CAN I ·
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AAIHT
RllTOWIU
AEGVL.JJI • THIN
LA ROSA Sl'AllllTTI
12-0UNCE CANS
LIPTOll Kl TIA
lOHG GAAJH
MANATMA llU
CUNG f AEE
FABRIC somNll
44 l ·SO FT. 44
ROLL I
"''· 46 PKG. I
.. 'c.l.10
~g 1.33
AE~iol 195
SUCED 43 llllNZ HAMBURGER DIUS '~;~z.,
MOP & GLO
SPAAY
LYSOL DISINFECT ANT
3~~· l.21
~~~;g~ 1.23
DEOOOAllJNG CLEANEA • Zl·Ol Btl .II
MOIST
WIT OllES TOWIUTIIS
SCOTT'S UQUID IOI.II
tG-OUNCE At.llOSOL t.ff
70-COUNT 93 PttG. I
, &·gti:fE I • 3 9
WHAT'S IN STORE •••
PLEASE PASS THE SKINNY FOOi>~
Thl' lnvt'ly f:ill l·lottK-s havt' rc:i l "dai.:h" lhis yr:ir. bul so111t'how the lung S\1-caler luul.. and clingi111
jerSl'ys .:ire nut cun1patiblt' with "'pudgines.~ ... ThoS<' of u~ wilh lhis problt'rt1 are alw:iyi.: luul..in~ for
painlos~ w;iy.~ fo ··.sh.11lt' up:· Salad.~ and i<'an ha1nh11rgt'r p.:i lli<'s ~ufficr jusl ~1 long. lhl'n sutnething
111orc inlrrr.~ling is dl.'sir.:ihlr.
f.ly r11~ Hoefer. wife of ont' uur P.lt'n-ln-Bluc. has givt'n 11lt' one of her
t'lt~llt'nl low-c;i.lortt' t fi:ipes tu htlp in the "balllt' of tht' bulgt'."
I "''" snkon• .-B,.~., ,111mh, '· •·ur ... ~ll···~ollr~ '"'""" j11n '"cur ""I"'
11 ..... •Ml nlllpfll>C' I <'U "'"'~ I <'111' llR•'"l'C'll"Md •ru;bt\l
'_. ,·ur """"(•I ~·r mol~ I •~•f'. lrm"" ;...... piMlppk. d~inrJ
~Ii.'( gr.1ha111 rr:•d•er cn11nb.~ :ind n1:irgari111.". Re."'1"vt J/J i·up C"n1n1b nli:\lure.
Press ren1aining crun1b n1i:\lure into ungre:ised baking 1,,111 (~":\lf",.!"1 .
In 111i xi11g bowl. lx-:11 dry n1ilk . oraugr juice and <'&II while on high SIK'C'd fur .1
111i11u1C"S. Add len1un juicr. Beal J 1ninules n1ure. Blend in sugar 1111 luw SJ:lt'l'd ~
n1inu1e. Fold i11 pi1lt'appk. 1>1111r in111 JJ;1n. Sprinkle-wilh rt'~rvt'd C"r111nb
11Ji:\turr. Frtttl' :11 lr:isl X hours. Makrs Q .-.n-vina.~: 11 0 C"alorit'li eaC"h snving.
Uthtr Cr1111tt
Dittclor of Conwmcr Arfai
n1 So. H .. ~ Bl~d.
U Habn, Ca. 'Xlf>J I
lAllENOfR •HERBAL
YARDLEY BAR SOAP "'·OZ 53 '"' . GOlOEN GAIOOlE 99 PANCAKE SYRUP 1:;~~-1
CAEAMV. CHUN~V I 25
SKIPPY PEANUT auma 2~~iz. I
OElUllE 72 WISNBOllE FRENCH DRESSlllG ':;'1'.·,
ITALIAN DAESSIHG • 11 Ol. BOTTLE .n
LIPTON BLACK TEA
I BUSHEL SIZE
•&·BAG 76 SOX I
HOVN> 86 8011 I
8-GAllOH WASTE BAGS • ~COUNT BOlC .71
HEFTY LAWN BAG
HUHGAY JAC11;
INSTANT POTATOES •
STAAWBERAY
SMUOIER'S SYRUP
BOVSEN8EflAY • 12-0l BOTTLE .71
C110COlATE
lllSTU'S Q Ull
ft[YNOLOS
llOWN.ftl..IAG
3»0Z .• 28 BOX I
'2·0Z 67 BTL I
3~f:· 1.48
l ·COUNT 40 "'' . SRA WIEIRY PRESERVES ~~9.z. 1.11
OISJ-IWASHER 59 IUCTROSOI. DmRGDIT "tgf 1
11-COIJNT 49 s.o.s. PADS BOX I _,I
6 \IARltllES• EVERYDAY DISCOUNT
KRAFT SQUEEZ A SNAK '·
0
' 57 TUBE 1
1:~ 1.09 I UN Sil!
BUTIERFINGERS
IO?~·OZ 89 B•G t
l'llfSl S JUNIOR
PEANUT BUTIER CUPS
11rqs,.rv s J 17 CHOCOLATE KISSES 9~or.•' ,
HERSHEY 'S MINIATURES ~~~CC: 1 95
MIL"f Wl>.Y
sN1c11~1~S ·J '-'uS~t a[A.~ 1 c I 19 MAR S FUN SIZE BARS ~~~ 1
•?Cl SN•C~El>S 1 It
i.llN!•TUR{S
NESTLE'S CRUNCH
Bil( Sil(• l.IOUNO!. OR
ALMOND JOY
~A'd 1.09
"·Ol 93 ll•G t Non·Food Double Discounts \IAN<l l A . CllOCOLAI[ OOU8t£ 69 KRAFT CARAMELS OISCOUNr i;~iz 1
o.oz 99 l fl, I
1.(MOH • HEA8AL • STAAWBEAflV .
IYIRY lllfHT SHAMPOO
.. oz. 99 BTL. I
EVEllY NIGHT
IAINWARI RMI •
lllEG. Ofl UNSCENTED u
AHTI-li"EPISPIRAHT ~ ~ 5-0Z. I 15 BAii IOU·G_ll ill'i-etc •
AEG. Ofl UHSCEHTEO • AHTI•
UL ta A IAN "'"Plrwit e a-oz 99
$IPll: Dlf . .-AEAO, I
1'-00NCE M'.~OSOL I 29 AIRID n ANJl.PIRSPllANT •
COMPlEtE 1(1T
CLAIROL FROST & TIP 3.99
DIMURE PACKETS ~0J ,97
DEMURE LIQUID DOUClll ~~t .84
SCHICK • INJECTOA • 8·C1 P~G. I 17
SUPER CHROMIUM BLADES ~7 •
CARYL RICHAROS • ll·OZ. 73 BALSAM C-TIOlllR on ,
AEQUlAA. WITHOUT TALC I 8-0l I 13
BODY AU DEODORANT ·c AERO O ..
VI'• ,,.,.,... UI• ri«!'lt lfl r.f1110J u'\.• lO -t11ff'l''-i ff•l•n. s ,1,,. t•• fntl...-"'11011111 t•••bl. I•~••· 11.u.r.rti.... M ,. .... , 111n11•r ""111111 ... 1
l ·,.,,.,·(fl/V /ft' ,11,..., /Ir'/" ''""'"""'' .IH >'!M~I• ,..__,.W,
Sl ORE HOVRS MON -FRI
SAT .930-800SllN •
Delicatessen Double Discounts
AUX TACO SHEW 11-COUNT 51 PMG I
PROCESSED 81 BORDEN LITl UNE CHEESE ~~t ,
HEBREW NATIC>ttAL I ''oz I 50
MIDGn SALAMI "' ,
MEAT ()'I BEEF
OSCAR MA YER BOLOGNA
MACHIAEH SALAMI• l ·Ol P~(l .II
VAAIETl' PAI(• 11-0l PICO 1.11
SMOltEO. • POLISH
WILSON SAUSAGE
~~J .&&
::;g 1.65
p.11Nr1tJOHN SAUSAGl.4J r ...
ltQUN • 9.Q£ ~G .
CERTl·fRISH ftSHSTlOC.S Atu.. 1.98 .•
.71 SO~T GOLOEN RAlNllOWL • 16-0l TUB
MRS. FILBERT'S MARGARlllE
, ... 90 Pl(G I
MEAT
OSCAR MAYER WIENERS
Bakery Discounts
ALPliA BETA• DOUBLE DISCOUNT
NAMBURGER BUNS
ALPHll BETA
CHERRY PIE
"'°""' 32 PICG. I
lN~•I .95
SCHAT'S •DOUBLE DISCOUNT
FISHERMAN BREAD ,..oz 63 LOAF I
A.LPHA BETA
BUTIERHORNS "OZ. 69 TAAY I
ALP!-iA BETA • CHOCOLATE ICED
SPANISH CAKE '"oz. J 69 BOX •
PLAIN • ALP!1A BET A
KAISER ROLLS !>·COUNT 55 BAG I
SESAME ROLLS • 6·COUNt BAG .M
Frozen Food Double Discounts
SLICED
BIRDSEYE ZUCCHINI '~oz. 29 80.IC I
PEPPERtDG[ fAPl.IS •APPLE BlUE8ERl'IY 71 TURNOVERS 0" (l"t(RRY '~ :'S·Ol 60 lC I
SAUSAGE • P(PPERONI
ARRIYEDERCI JR. PIZZA
FtAVOl\LANO
APRICOT HALVES
•»Ol 88 so~,,.•
...oz :&9 BAG I BOVSENBERRICS • 16·0Z BAG .&J
CHOC ECLAIR•WHAMMY •CliOC Cf.llP Cl'IUNCHI 03
GOOD HUMOR BARS 6"'ai~"' I
MORTON MINI DONUTS "·OZ 60' BO~ I
COFFEE RICH "oz 29 CARTON I
OR AN GE JUICE ''" .59
Everyday Discount Prices
HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE '0' 24 CAN I
•oz 25 JAii I
SPlCY BAOWN
GULDEN MUSTARD
Cli!Cl(EN H000l[ • 101.!ATO • YEGET•BL[ Al< 49 cuP-A·souP MIX ~e~)( •
CUTIX STRONG NAIL 'i,~' , 5 5
S1111oeo STAONG N&Jl . 6 511A0f!.. 3)-0/ BTL .jJ
CRE ME •~ SHAO[S
CUTEX NAIL POLISH
PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ALPHA BEi A MARKETS
........ COSTA ..-:s•-241 L 17MI St. LA ..... Nl-1.l-2Jl41 c• .. "" .....
HUNTIHeTOH llACK-Zl411 ln1 .. a1t fOUKTAIM YAUIY-1110 J...,. HUHTIMG UACK-to4S A4-t HUHTIMGTOM llA<=K-11611 "· MtM S•.
l•Yl"l-11041 c.t...w, u.t•tnlty P.t. SOUll4 LAGUHA-JOIZZ $. c_.;. H••9Y
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14 DAILY PILOT Wednesday, Octobe r 23, iq74 >i ' • •
Spirited values
in. our Liquor Dep 't!
CABIN s1o•a STILL 1':. ·
Weller's atraight whiakey! Half.gaJlon
Vodka-,-.... s7u
Bottled for El Rancho! Half-gallon!
Scotcffu. _, •••• S691
~ BotUed in Scotland for us! Quart
' Ancient Age •••••. s4tt
Straight whiakey now reduced 40c fifth!
V• R s21' mya ose •••••
lmported from Portugal! Fifth
Weibel Wines . ._ s279
Buzgundy, llD6e Sec, Chablia, Rhine!
SI.II Offl
· . ll RANCHO'S
TEQUILA
Be thrifty, and enjoy quality! Quart
Chills and thrills
in Frozen Foods!
ORAICiE
·· JUICE
Minute Maid in the big 16 ounce can!
Chow Mein . • • • • &9c
Chun King Chicken or Shrimp! 15 oz
Turnovers • . • • • • 59c ·
Pepperidge Farms -choice of 4 kinds!
Morton's Pies .•• &9c
Choose Apple or Pumpkin! 24 oz. size
Stouffer Entrees 12 .. 55c
Spinach Souffie, Potatoes au Gratin!
Sara Lee Streusel ggc
Cinnamon or butter ... 11 Yi·dt"'J~;.
This week let your jack-o-lantern guide your footst eps ...
and don't let any goblins si~etrac~ you. You'll find treats ~t
euery turn, with never a trick being played on you, when 1t
comes to outstanding food values!.
O• own Sliced Bacon
Slli:od ranch aty le ...
just a little thicker! s1•?
MEAT
LOAF 89!
Oven ready! Made with fmh egpl
HAM
LOAF
Oven ready! Ham, pork, fresh egp!
CHILI
CiRllD 79~
Freeh! Coarsely ground beef! Lean!
Sausage,..,_ • • • &9i
El Rancho'a own •.• Freeh, lean, taaty!
Sausage ... SIJlo • • • • s l 2!
We make it the old world way!
I I
Ground Beef:.s ·69!
Here'a the quality you e~pect from El Rancho, at a budpt minded price! .
Ground Beef ·:O 79~
Freahly ground beef, lean and tender! Chooee bulk or patties! -,
Ground Beef= 89~
Our most popular ground -see for yotµ'lelf why! and chooee bulk or patties!
Ground Beef = 99~
We prepare it fresh, for flavor ... chooee bulk or ~hopped steaks -3 per pound
Ground Beef 111111En • s12!
For the diet conacious consumer!
'
U.S.D.l ·
·CHOICE
.
Ground Veal 111111111 • s1 4!
Freshly ground ... genuine veal!
Steak lovers, take note! And who doesn't love El Rancho's loin cut of better beef ... naturally aged, ·carefully trimmed, priced for value!
FRESH!
~
U.S.O.A. Choice beef ... boneless! ... and we give you a free package of Wyler's Onion Soup Mis. to aeuon With! whole or half.
Aged Steak • • • • • s2'?
Loin cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef!
Split Broilers . • • • 59f Beef Rib Bones • • 69f
Young, meaty Grade "A" frying chickena! U.S.D.A. Choice -to bake or b·b.q!
Chuck Steak • • • • 89f
Center Cut! U.S.D.A. Choice beef?
Scallopini Slices • • s2s? Cllre 81 Ham •••• s21!
Slices of veal rib eye -and bonelesa! Hormel's .•• Boneleu! Whole or half
Super Fresh Produce!
Avoc1dos JUMBO m ........ 81~
· Really big! ... but you'll have to flee 'em to believe 'em! Come in, and compare the value! California'• beat!
Pears ........ 29~ Apples .... ~ .,29~
weet and juicy! Full davored Bartlette! Jonathon's from Washington! Extra fancy!
C!!TOts . • 2 tor 29t
Crisp! Tender! One pound pliolilm h..,..
Treats to delight our Super-Shoppers!
Buns ..... ~-: ..... .-... 33c Cottage Cheese .... -.53!
With Ground beef at special prices, hamburgen are in order-Hot Dogs too! Springfield Smooth and crea my! Compare the quality and the price ..• and be glad for Springfield!
Apple Cider HALF-GAU.ON Tomato Juice 46 oz. CAii
Doe9n't Tree Top belong in your Hallawt'en plane? Save on the gallon site, too .•• 1 . .(9 Springfield • made from red ripe tomatoes! Compare the quality • then love the price!
Seven-Up ..... SllPACK •••• 9gc Catsup ..... 14ozBTL£ •••••••• 29c
The Uncola makee a welcome treat anytime • great at parties! 12 ounce cans! ~ Rich flavor -thick and saucy ~ 'cause it's from ripe tomatoei! Springfield
Paper Towels BIGROLL 39c
So ronvenient to wipe up thoee spills that &re bound to hap~n -get several ! Coronet
Margarine .. 111.m •••••• 69c ·
Imperial Soft-Spread! The flavor you favor -and it 1pread.s 10 euily! Save at El Rancho
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111 wu OISllV£ mmrs NY
• OCT. 21, 1Y a.OSllC
•
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Pacific led$109
Snapper •
Freeh fillet.a for your pleuurel ·
Halibut Steak ••• 1119•
Center cut for greaWr value! ·
Fillet of Turbot • $9c.
From cold Greenland watera!
Cooked Shrimp • s11'.
The right size for shrimp cocktail
Stuffed Clams •• 5 tor s.i
MaUO\lo''• .. ·. net weight 2 ounces each
FRESH .
TROUT 69~
From Idaho waters! Nt. wt. 5.oz. each.
Delicatesse n Tregts !
BEEF ·a9· ..
FRAHS ::.\ c. . .
Official at the Worid'a Fair! 8 per pis
Cheez Kisses • • • • ggc
For-"trick or treat' no cavities! 7 oz
Cheese 'n' Crackers lOt
Kraft's Snacks! (Cue of 100 ... 9.49)
Cookies CllCIUn a. • . • 59c
Pillsbury'• -ready to bake! 13 ol:.
FLAVORED6·9c
JACK-·
In 4 flavon! Smiling Cheeseman! 8 oz.
Shrimp Coektail ••. 39c
Laacco in 4 ounce aerving glU&! .
Danish Ham IUlll • • • 59c
Oak • 4 oi. pkg -two convenient sizes!
· Bag Pickles . • • • • 29~
Crisp and K08hert ... from Van Holten
CHEESE .$179
CROCKS .. -
wispride ... 12 oz re~~ble1'rocia!"'
Prices· in effect Thur. Oct. 24
throuah Wed. Oct. 3V
Closed Veteran's Day
op<n daily 9 to 9 • Sunday 10 to 7 No aalea to dealers
Spaghetti ulOl.I • • • • 39c Hamburger Helper 59c Muffin Mix • • • • • &sc Dash Detergent •• s215 •
Regular or thin ... 1 lb. package
Spaghetti Sauce •• ggc
Ragu -32 oi. jar ... choice of 3 kind&!
DOCi -
FOOD ~
Chicken Dinner or Pet Stew! 14 oz
Betty Crocker'• • your choice of varieties!
Triscuits • • • • • • • &9c
N~biaco'1 great snack crack.en! 91h or.
CAT
FOOD -
Kitty will love Petun•I 81h oz
Betty Crocker'• Blueberry •.• 13 ~ oz
Hefty Bags • • • • • 69C
Toll • kitchen can aize! « qt-16 ct.
APPLE JUICE
Springfield, in the half.pl!oo Jul!
Jumbo liae package (includes 30e of!)
Joy Litlid . . . . . . 62C .
For the miaQr look! 22 oz. (inc. lilt of!)
TOOTH
BRUSHES
Tele, for odul!ll aofl, mtdium, lwdl
ARCADIA: PASADENA: SOUTH PASADENA: HUH TINGTOH BEACH: NEWPORT BEACH: !Ill Ne.poi! Blvd and
Sunset and Hunt :nglon Dr (£1 Rancho Cenler) 120 ,·;e~I Colo1ado Blvd Fremont and Hunl1nglon Dr l'/111P'r ·nrl AIFonqu n (80J'd,., 1i k C1 rd, 1 • ·,·i 1 l 1~1 :,1, 'I Dr ([a,tblulf ~·llaJe Cen ter).
BAND AIDS ••••••••.••• 69° Sheer strips-choice of 11us1
BABY ASPIRIN • : ••• ; .• 39° St. Jotieph'1-pkg.of 36
INTENSIVE CARE •••••• 79° Vaseline Herbal LoUon!6oz. Reg.86c . •
POLISH REMOVER ••.••• 45° Cutex.3oi.tit.e (40&.1iic .•.............. 55cl
SANDWICH BAGS •••••• 39' Glad-pkg.of ~~kg.of l50 ..•......•.••. 69C)
PLASTIC WRAP •••••• : .56° Glad ..................... , •• save on 200 f\. roll
f
f!1~J!edq2._f;f .~E .. :: .. :.:.: .: .' .. : ~}!~
INSTANT COFFEE ••••.• sp•
Maxwell House 6 oz. (10 oi. •.•..•.•....•. 2.02)
t~~~!!i~~~~ .. :.:.:.:.:11:?~!.
OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA 69°
Choose Beef or Meat •••..•••.••••.• ,8 oi. pleg,
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TOP PROD.UCERS •. amy BURKART
• D.t,N CARLTON
•JOHN LA MONTAGNE
•BILL LLOYD
•CAM MERAJ
ALMOST HEW
ALL UPGRADING DONE
Manicured yards, wide entry, lots of cup-
boards in ultra modern dream kitchen. Offers
lhe spacious open noor plan that is todays
way of living. POOL TOO! You 'll agree that
YoU cookln'l ask for more for $SO.i5Q. Call to
see847-6010.
GI HO DOWM
$31,500
CUSTOM-COTT AGE
Manicured lawns. Great area. Huge shade
trees. OPf~N BEAl't1 CEILINGS EVERY
HOOM ! Large family room. Light airy & coty
fireplace. Can't duplicate U\is with NO DOWN
PAYMENT. Take advantage and call now .... =
EXCLUSIVE!
$35,500
Assumable 7"k YA loan. Payments only S2t2 .
month. Hunlinglon Beach~ Family siz..e
home in desirable neighborhood. Close to
schools. Priced low for quick sale. Call right
now! 847-0010.
,
"VETS" HO DOWN
4 HUGE BEDROOMS
91/2°/o INTEREST
No down to vets. Formal entry with large.
living room. Huge formal dining room. 4
family si1.ed bedrooms. Covered patio for ·
California living. Shake roor. Garden and
\ fruit trees compliment large lol and help
be<1t <.'OSl or living. See it now. Call 963-6767.
3 BEDROOM-2 STORY
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
$29,500
Alisume payment under Si!OO per month. En-
closed patio. Bike lo beach. Playa;round -2
oocits. Clu bhouse. Gkrden like eommunity
livirig. Owner will assist. in finance. 'Won't
last. Call today. 963·6767.
FHA· VA
BUYERS • 4 BR POOL
Big ramily home. 4 to 6 bedrooms.
Convertible bonus room plumbed for wet
bar or bath. Convenient location to sthools,
shopping access. Beat the · tough home and
money market with this one. Call 546-2313.
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
BLUE COLLAR PAYMENTS
Fresh N' clean. New paint. Need fast sale
seUers bought new. 3 Bedrooms with family
· room opposite convenience kitchen with
entry from garage, Queen siud master_
suite. Choice Mesa Verde location. Call.'
546-2313.
. .
"THE CORDOVA"
MESA VERDE
5 BR • 2700 SQ. FT.
Exclusive hst in~ ! An elegant, spacious .
home features a large sepitrate family room
with rireplace. formal din ing a nd huge
master suite. Lovely landscapin g front &: ·
rear. Outstanding location on quiet street in
choice neighborhood. Priced at 182,500:
Exceptional value In today's market. For
addit~I info., please phone 546--:'2313.
' SUBURBIA PARK
EXCLUSIVE LISTING!
What an opportunity! Live iri one or the
most desirable nelghbomoods in Huntineton
Beach. Ever popular 4 bedroom model with_
formal dining & family room. Outstanding
area for fa mily living. (Just ask any of the
residenllli.J Price 158,900. Please phone
545.2313 ror additional info. '
EXECUTIVE 2 STORY
BRAND HEW ',
OWNER HAD TO GOl
T11ke advantage o f owner11 hardluck.
t..oad1 J)f upg rading. Priced below ne.w.
J;ievated parlor. Sunkel'! formal banquet
roOm. 21' x 18' f'iesla room. Massive lltone
rireplace. Garden kitchen CATlfEDRAL
CEILINGS. Sweepin1 staircase leads lo
enormous master suite. Take adv1ntaae
·call now. 842-2535.
-·· . •
.. .. 'Mldnesday. OctoNr 23. 1974 OAJL y PILOT D I
WILCOMI HOME PAITY
CARIBBEAN SEMINAR SUCCESSFUL
A w,elcome home party was. held in ·Newport Beach ror The Real Estaters'
managers and wives upon their return from a Caribbean Cruise aboard the
MJS Nordi c Prince. Randy McCardle announced that the Real Estate
Seminar was one of the most successful they have ever had . Whil e cruising
1 the Caribbean the managers and wives visited Nassau. San Juan Puerto
Rico, and St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands.
TRl·LEVEL
BACKS TO PARK
Prestigeous tri-level iii prime location. Ideally
sluated backing to park. Impressive entry. Huge
living room . to"ormal dining. Banquet kitchen.
Separate den. 4 huge bedrooms inc ludes
mammoth master suite. Separate laundry room.
Secluded patio. Well deccwated: Llke new &: ready
for yoo. f\111price169,900. Call to see 842:2535·
MINI RANCH
MINI VALUE
BEACH AREA
OrcWar drive to la rge fa mily sized Jiving room
with massive stone rireplace. io"ormal dining is
served by huge country style kitchen. Spacious
grounds are perfect ror growinf! family. Hideaway
master suite. Generous sized childrens suites.
~r anxious. Submit terms. 963-7881.
MESA VERDE
HILLSIDE TRI-LEVEL
Just try to duplicate lhis one. Pres tige
community_ Quiet tree-lined street. Gracious
entry to broad living room warmed by crackling
fireplau. Spacious formal dining room . Garden
view kitchen. Large separate f11mily room with
wet. bar and fireplace. City view from back. Best
schools and community facilitie!. Call 546·2313.
' GARDEN HOME
UHl9UE CENTRAL ATRIUM
live with nature. A garden, a pond can be your
everyday view. This single level is over 2000 square
feet o( deluxe spaciousness. Prestige neighborhood .
Only 153,500. Don't hesitate. Call now 847·6010.
COLLEGE PARK
RARE 4 BEDROOM
Used brick fireplace , super covered p11.ti.o and park
like atmosphere. Pr1('ed to sell 11.t $43.950. Call 646-
7171.
2 STORY COLONIAL EST A TE
4 BEDROOMS - 3 BATHS
PLUS HUGE BONUS ROOM
Huge 2 story + cool pool ~ Also \l•alk to bea('h !'or sur·.
fers. Loads of cupboard space and clost'ts for mon1.
Also new carpets thru oul. 4 hu~e family sized
bedrooms+ J baths. HUGt: HONUS R001'1 WJTJI
P(X)L TA.BLE~ Lush landscap1n~. 3 car ~aragc for
boat or exlril l'ar. There's more !~ Co1ll to sec 96J.
6767.
YOUR FIRST HOME?
Whal a dandy! It's thret' bedrooms. plenty of living
spare. Lovely cozy kitchen. close to the beach, and
mly SJ:i.IXXI! Boy are you \ucky1 Call now to see.
847·6010 ,
BY THE SEA
.3 AC. ESTATE
Form<1I e~~l~~JaS'l~i~~!!~i~ towering
cathedral ct'ilings +dramatic balcony form<1l dine.
Ole.f's delight kitchen. Spacious ramily party room
with v.·all or Jtlass overlooking covered pavilion &
\l'OOded ~rounds. Huge :;epi1rate master suite.
Sweeping stairs to childrens win g. Separ ate
rmther·in-law quarters with living room & kitchen
& library & bath. Assume 611':1~ FHA loan. No new
klran costs. $i?65/mo. pays all ! Hurry call 963· 7881.
CORONA . .DEL . MAR SEL'ECTIONS
DELIGHTFUL MONACO
OH FEE LAND
Lovely home for s mall ramily. 2 bedrooms
plus convertible den. Authentic ceramic tile
entry and kitchen are'ii. Great location near
· pool. Split level wooden decking with outdoor
conversation pit. Upgraded carpetlng and ·
drapes. Call us 673·8550.
SPACIOUS
FAMILY HOME
"·
Lovely 4 bedroom 4 bath home. A great buy in
[nine Terrace. 1-fuge comer lot-2 separate
yards. Don't miss this large family home with
big living room, dining toOl]I_\._ screened
limai-many extras. Call now, 873~.
TOP BLUFFS
LOCATION
Great three bedroom plus 2\.\! baths home.
large patio. Addilional sundeck-overlooks one
of finest green bells. This home has been
~graded with new vi nyl noors, new fixtures &
ne w kitc hen appli ances. Ca ll u s for
appointment to see 673·8550.
FAMILY SPECIAL
OCEAN VIEW
3 lkdroom hnme in Harbor Y1cw !l ilt~ · nine
blocks from beach -view or ocei1n · a warm.
v.'l)()(l<;y open home fo r speci;il fa mil.v who enjoys
indoor & outdoor atmosph('re. Priced at only
$19,500. Call 673·8S50.
FRESH &-BRIGHT.
PRIVACY + VIEW
A rure view home t1l ;i rcason:illlc prire.
Three bedroom und den 11!us ;1 larJ,!(' tam1ly
room. Two baths and powder roonl . I-fas ii
l'ull view or Jasmine Creek & the O('CllU.
superior privacy . Call Jor more details.
Only $95.500. 673-8550.
TRIPLEX ·
HEAR BEACH
CORONA DEL MAR
With everything going for 11. Quaht)'. loc:H1on.
private financing, and \'1ew Onl' or the ver}
few honest tri-plexes 1n Coronu dcl Milr Pnmc
location fo r winter & summer rcntill:-1 or
owner-occupant. PncL'd at SIJS.000 ('all for
mn dclails. 673·8550.
ENJOY-EAST SIDE
COSTA MESA-$36,950
3 bedroom 2 bath. covert'd patio wlth. a very
large v.·cll fen<'ed rear yard. It's brigh_t-
rhet•ry 11nd t•lean and on a n1ct' slow trarflc
Sin.~'\. 646· 7171
CRISP AND CLEAN
LIKE AUTUMN SUNSHINE
Sp.1t•11lUs noor plHn offt·r:o plenty of elbow
roon1 for ~ou r family . ~ h1g bedrooms.
c:ourmet kitchen . Comf)any si:i.e h\·1ng
ruim All 1n t1p·top <-ond1t10n.'Lovely del'Or.
Vatant. St.'(' now. $43.950! 847·0010.
5 PLEX-BEACH
SHOWS SPENDABLE
l'nde of ownership S plex. Close to beach.
\NCLUDt:.~ 3 Bdrmn, 2 b<1th. llon1e Yt'Llh 4
units. Bt>autiful lundst•apc. Enclosed pnv.tte
oourt)'ard·Jtarden. 21~ x size lul. Exccllt•nl
investment. 84.2·Z53S
CUSTOM POOL
ASSUME VA 711>
~AR BEACH
Cul de sac street. Prime location. ~xcellcnt
floor plan -formal dining. Bright kitchen.
OVER SlZED custom pool. Assume 7'J VA
of <1oorox. $26,600. Seller wants io'AST
~ROW. Take advantage calllM2·ZS35.
ASSUMABLE 7'12°/o
$286 PER MO.
Sharp 3 bedroom 2 bath home v.·1th ;itnum
e ntry wall of pannellng and cus tom
cabinets. Huge · f1replact'. Bright cheery
garden kitchen over looking waterfull and .
pond. Large rirepit and BBQ. Boat and
trailer gate with concrete apron. Walk to
beach • schools and new city pa rk. Call to
preview 963-6767.
•
2 STORY BARGAIN
POOL
$27,900 -LOW DOWN
Deluxe -EXTRA SHARP -2 story
bar,e:ain ~ Pride of ownership abounds.
Dt..>eocalor deli,e:ht with gold veined mirrored ·
walls. L>ine ovt'rlook1ng red bnck patio y,·1th
bubblin,e: waterfall. Sparkling blue pool and
BBQ area. Low down payment to. buy.
t:entral towne localion. Take advantage of
Uus bar,e:ain. Call 963-6767.
4·PLEX
ASSUME $44,000
PRIME AREA
Pridt• ot ownership 2 bedroom units v.·1th
tu~h income. 1';st11blishcd & steady lt!nunt.s.
f>:xcellenl spendable. Take over 7'' Fll A
loan. NO NEW COSTS. S4l0 1mo. pa)'S all.
Submit terms. Owner must sarnfice! FirsL
to call ,e:ets this BAHGAIN. 963· 71$111 .
ARTIST CHALET
AT BEACH
POOL $35,950
SccludL'<l entry to enormous studio ]1\'ing
room with 20 ft. \'aulted open he;im Ct'1l1n ji!s
& sun terrace that overlooks pre1l1,1nous
harbor. Studio loft & librar~· + y,·et bar.
Gourmet kitchen. huge master with OCEAN
VIEW. Abundant use of Yt'oods & glass adds
to art1s11c atmosphere. !163-7881.
ESTATE SALE
4 BR· 2 STORY· BEACH
ASSUME $28,900
Fnrmal entry to a new world of elef:!:tnrc.
Stately hving room y,•ith 20· Vi!Ulted ct•1lings
&-dr<1mi1liC open st.airs lh<1t SV.'l'CJI lo
childrcns and guest suites Gardc•n \'u;w
kilrht•n. Dine. Ppacious family room
\11th t'fl1 .. v 11replace & comm<1nd 1ng \'ll'\I' of
terrace & Krounds. llidea\l'<IY ma ~ler ~111\e.
T;ike over 7'1'' FHA loan /'<n new lo;1n
cost s. S28J 1mo. pays all. Hurr~· o~·ncr
sacnf1ce. 963-788 1.
LOOK MOM HO ST AIRS
Unu.,ua\ on<' floo r condominium in Costa by gracious llv1ng are». \\',dk tn al l
sllopp1ng. 538.500. C<1ll 646·71il
THE HAPPY HOB BI EST
ARTIST OR WE LDER
SCULPTOR OR SEAMSTR E
You v.·1il el\joy lhe.;e :1 spac1ou.-. IM>d rooms
plus c ustom bonus room ;ind O\'er~1 1c
~arai:e. IA1C<1ted 1n coll('I!<' park on qUll'l cul
de sac street. S49,!ISO. 646-7171. •
SPECULATE
YOU ASKE D FOR
IT
"A FIXER UPPER"
J llt'(!rootn almfl:.l Nr"''IXlft llt'll_!l'll.~ L••ri'•
s:ix l35 R·2 lot . You Can make money on 1h1s
one. ~.!J.'JO. C;1ll qu1<'k. fi.16·i171
THE REAL ESTATERS
Nt~WPORT llEACll'.
· 1700 Newport llld.
'646-7171
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, COST A MESA
2790 H-llhd.
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OPEN ' Tll 9
" HlJNTINGTON H£i\C H
17U1 11-h .. d. 21010 llrooli"""t 6014 Weme< An.
142·2535 '63-6767 147·6010
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963·7881
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LAWRENCE WELK-HE'S MARKING HIS SOTHYEAR IN MUSIC
Agent Says He's Second Strongest Draw in U.S.: Presley No. 1
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/fl C'hurch. If he d()t'i;;n'l MmmuniC'11!e
v.ith hts <1uthcnt•c -once Stllnt·onc
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"ha! seemed C\'l'ry 1hrel·t1on. peopl{'
v.·ere pouring into lht· Boslon Garden
a \'asl turnout holding hometown
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cill'dl\• 1 ··11 e y,·as doy,·n <i t l>oubleda~":-. ;ind my sister had no
trouble at <ill getting right up next to
him"), oblivious l o the Garden's
steam-room c limoilc. llS 17,000 scats
v.·ere rilled Y.'h<'n Welk s tepped on-
stoigt> to rapturo us applause and
began lead ing his orchestra in his
tr<i.den1<1 rk .. Cha mpagne ~tusic. ··
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\\ Li it °''°' /\fr. \r1~11c I "Ah·Onr. Ah·T,1·0"
quoles a fan as Yiriltng l: ~l.'t'r11S<.1111r-
00111119lll /or '111• J)(ZJI l611ror11my 1111/t' and
' I lia rt' had o rla/1' 11·11/t )loll i'/111 .11·1.~ up 111,·
mrd tnhlt' 111 flltr ll r1nQ rnn1n irith 1'fH1dll'.~
Q1Jrl fU14-.•r3. 01id teC col ou r ff1mtf"r 1h11r1' "'•f prr11·11d 11•1~ "''' 111 thi: /-\1/lf1rl111n1 /Jul
'"~''" Ir! //til/1111v11ll II 1"rt' ""' lllllUI!/ tl'(I/
11, .. r,• hul 1•1·1·r11 l1 nto ' ""11ror('/h:,,/ru Jlull1.~
11 rl1n11 ,. fr111t• I 0111/1' /:,·r It• d,1111, I 11.·o""
1ilrllSt' -d11r; I lul,t• r!IH ,.;11/11r,f,u111111111
d111t" 111t'lllJ /r1111r 11s
'
llt· fl'l'1•11 1•d ;i n 1ncrl'd ihle one 1nil-'
lion letters and l'<1rtl.~ likt• that 1n lhe
spact:" of a (('v.' \\£>eks. IA>e;1] st:ition'
y.·<'re ('nJ!ulfed \\'1th phone ca lls (the
Los Angeles oullet recorded some
7.000 in one Y.'cf'kend/. (;rouJ)s ehi1>·
ped in a nd rcntC'd hillboard s1>:.1t·c to
· ;.1dvert1sc l hc·ir indi.l!oation. J\1otices
,,·t•nt up on t·hurt·h hullt•t111 OOarrls
;.1cruss t ht' land.
'fhe shO\\ ':-. t1 u1ek r·11n11·rs1on lu s~n
die:nion t1o;1{"h slallon bu~ 1ng the
pru,cr<1 m s cparntely 1 1 .. ~1n epic suc-
c·c~s storv in 'f \' ;:1 n n<1t~. ··\\'t•'rc sct·n
on n1ore t<'le,·isiun station.~." says
F;1rr<'ll . "th:in a n,· olhi:'r s ho\\" in
:\'.o rth Amer1ea. Our :iudienct.' is
t'!>.lt1nall'd at 37 1 ~ million. It 's mUl'h
IX'ttt•r than it \\':IS on thc> net\1·ork."
Putting togethe r the progra m 's
musical ra mily ~::in C'hullicnt, bright ·
l'.l'<'rl company y,·ilh :ilmosl ·fixcd
smill'S o n their atlract i,·c ract.'s :ind
\'oief'S that sound as if pi!dded in
\"Cl l"ct -is one of the St.'{"rcts or \Velk 's
!'UCl'<'SS in re g ain i n g that T \'
prominenl"e.
"I l l A\'E Al'\' inborn lalen1.·· hee"·
pl:Hns. "I ean size up a 1>Crson, <1 nd al
lhe end of se,·eral month~ or \e ars it
SC<'ms I have pretty much fi~u-rcd jus t
\\'h<ll 1\·ould happf'n to him . I donl
seem to make n1any m1Sli1kes. l\la ny
or our·proplt-I hu\'C l'-Otn(•l,,oy<'"' onl ~
talked lo for four or fi\'C minute~. It's
the t ype or j)l'Ol>le they arc, whul kind
Qf philosnphil's the~· hnvc . As a rule
11'hl'n U1t•r ll'll .1·011 \\·hat lhl·1r pa rt.'nl s
;u·1•1t.1i n.l!. I kn111\ it'1'gnod
"If n1~ au1licn1·f' Sl'l'~ :-.omt•ont' and
lht·~· ::;;1y •(;t•1•. th:1t hny rl•minds mr of
"ur ~on. ur Lh al J!Jl'I n1~· dauj!htc r. ·
11·t'H . th a t ·s :i l'l usl•-knil lhin.u .
'l'l'lt•\ 1!'.11011 i.;; ;1 \·t·r.v er1fi{'a1 111
s1run1cnt. ;111d it's ;1m;11.inJ! ho y.· lhe
p1.·oplt' tan an:11 _,·z1' someone 11 nd
t onlt' ve ry c losl' lo 1\·h<il they r11illlY
art·
··1 th i nk 11·1· 1·ou ld impro \'C
. trll'\ 1-.10 11 and ust• it for erlucation, tn
ht·lp turn 1ht· n ;1 t1 on around. I
tli·finitt~ly fr('l that fnun yf'al" lo year
\11· ha\'1.' golll''* ;1 liltlt· hit uul or
h:llanrc in m :1nv difff'rt'nl Y.'OJ\'S. I
1l11nk th1.• go1·ern.n11·nt 1s too biJi :ind
!ht· Pt'UJl]l' too s tnall. :ind 11 should l1C
the oppos i1 1·. ·rh1• unions art? 100
1M111l'l'ful 1'h1.· "l'huols arf' nut of
h.1L1 11cc.
··To a l;1ri;:1• t•x t t'nl lht·y h:t\'C takf>n
(;od oul of the :-1·hools. 1'ha t ·s lhe most
JMi\1t•rf11I t hing !hf' wnrllj h:1!f ever
h;ul. Fo r those or us folks that live Ull
In f:od 's laws -y,•e build :1 ve ry good
natio n. But "'he n y.·e go oul and
1•\·1•ry hody h as his ny.•n formal. \llC
b1•t'1Hllt' !l inful You ean ll'ltlk a1 th{•
P<llll'r$ ;nit\ "l'l.' \\'h ill hap1x-11s.
"Tll 1-: Kl llS r\ l'l I·: rlol t:.n1 J:!h1 l'arl~
111 llff' th;11 hnn1·sty is !ht• l)l'Sl polfC'Y
So \1 hen th('y go a h\'ad and ~l c·al :1 hi
Ill' h1l. tht•\' r1·ullv think lh1·1·\1• j,lul :-.utne1 h1n~ for no1l;1ni.: ·· ·
llu\1 ;11Juut rn1·k"'
•· 1 th ink ii ·, d\•\ r 11111•11! .d 11 S('t·n1" In
hn ni.: p1·oplt' to u:-l' dopt• and oth(•r
thint.::' of thal ly p!· and pern1is
sivcness or n1any d ifferent klndi.. ll's
no t a healthy C'ond ition for the nation.
l\ly f:t\'tlritc snn J,!s :ire lhl• one~ that
hJ \'C a .nice mt'"lody tt nd nice chord
st rurture.
"l \•t' brl•n brouJ,t hl up in n1u~il' and
kllOY.' :11l 1 ~·1M's. 11 ·s som1•thing I lear·
111'{! h) pln ~·1n ~ c111t· nlj!ht ht•rc and one
nlJ!hl lht•rl', I ft ·rl l \'I' lx't'll :1 fnr·
l11u,1t1· n1 :111 l11·1·:111~f' 1·1\·1· h.u l the
111·111h•)!1' of ht·~nJ.: 1-.101· I >o1111 11I,\
li:ul tu 1101 I., :11111 I ha<I :i 1·h:H1t'l' lo
1t·:1r11 day .1r1 t·1 d ,1~ '!'hat k1111I of lt':1r
ll lllt! 1 ~ \t·r~ d1 frl1.·1dl lui.:rl 111 :-.<·hool ··
"
.. Being poor" in his terms is no idle
.o;tutt"ment. It m eant birth in o C-arm-
house m ade or :iod, which his Ger :
man-immlgrunt rather had carved
into bricks with his own hands, Crom
the· North Dakota prairie soil near
Stras burg. Welk can remember bowls
or bread and milk for supper -"It's
back on my diet now," he told me.
laughing, "'That's what 1 had this
morning Cor breakfast" -:ind long
hours in the fields lhe once set a 15-
hour recor d for pitching wheat) ..
•lis real mus ical career probably"
sta rted th'e day he got up the nerve to
ask his father for a staggering $400
loan to buy a professional accordion,
promising four years' work o.n the
farm and all music<il earnings in
return.
From then on, his waking lime was
divided between begrudged field work
and playing music at the festivities
that "'ere constantly taking place in
that Old World· New World .S.QIJl ·
munily. It was dinner music, waltzes
and polkas, polkas, polkas. People
cel'ebratcd all night as the marathon
music poured from the stage where
Lawrence was pumping furiously
away, a tall 17-year·old with dark hair
parted in the middle and slicked
down. ·
T"·enly.one years old a nd deter-
mined lo leave the farm, Lawrence
had to face a sternly disapproving
f a ther who predicte d -in a
stereotypical scene -that he would
be home in s ix weeks. hungry .
defeated. and r eady to resume fe1rm
lif('
'fhcre v.·erc t 1 mes O\'Cr the next fe y,•
years w hen he a lmost decided his
father h ad been right. For one thing,
he had to learn English. and didn't
really s peak it until he was 21 .
Paydays \\•ere often overlooked in the
bands he joined. In the bleak little
"inland •' ('·far·from-lhe railroad ")
(owns they toured, he'd rap on a.
fri endly-looking door and ask to set
his cot up in their backyard, ofte n get:
ting s upperin the bargain.
E\'en after forming his own first
small band lcalled "The f-lots y·Totsy
Floys" at one poinl l. he subsisted
lar1:cly on m ilk and nickel lyes .
nic kl'l I han1 hur~c rs
Some hnlls were so c.'Old the <1p-
plause had a ghos tly muffled sound -
bee::iuse the audience was clappinJ:
v.·ith mitlf'ns on.
ANO ins BRIEF tour of Texas was
!!trai g ht out o f a TV Western.
Sometimes \Velk and his boys had to
hit the floor as bullets whin ed
o\'C'rh cad l'l"om gunfights in the danc<'
:irca.
There \\ t'rc triumphs. too, such a s
the time ht' a rri\'ed back at the !arm
in a shiny touring car and a pocket
slu!fed wilh bills.
About those "'ho still scoff al his
homey im<ige, \Velk says, "I've h ad
more t han my s hare of people poin-
ting out the good things in our life,
rather than people lha l might make
Cun of m t• 11·ith the y,•ay I talk -· ·
the 'ah-one. :1h·t"·o· business or the
'y,·unn erfu\, y,·unner r u l .' It's
som ething r can't do anything about.
::ind I really don•t y,·a nt to."
Those also happened to be the seo-
liments of the Dodge r.-lotor Company.
As TV sponsors, they decided the
Welk-ah voice-a h y,·as just what they
wanted. and on June 22, 19SS. his net-
"·ork show pre miered as a summer
re_e l 11 ~r-mPnl . Its ratin1ts rose
sle3dirY. and' that fall Dodge spon-
sored it :is ;.1 regula r-season s hOI''.
DUR IS(; T llE NEXT 16 years. that
intuition ;i houl performers e;ime in
handy for inst ance, the lin1 e son
I.arr~' broug ht home a quartet of
.~chnoli..:i rls \vho c alled lhemsC'lvcs the
Len non s i.-.t ers and insis led Dad
:1 11ditio11 lht·n1 nn !he s pot !they
bctarnc his biggest stars fur several
years).
"I think if m or e orcheslras would
piny music that people lik<'. ~·e would '
ha\'C as n1any orcheslras as y.•e have
movies." \\.e lk eluims.
""l'ha t 's ;1 n 1ntcrf'sllng point. It k1ntl
uf lakes you around to An1crica. \\'hy
don't we t•ontinue to build America
· the y,·ay it used to be'.' \Vhen 1~1e cam e
-O\'CI' here lhe ra mily y,•as a ve ry im·
portnnt it1·1n . Children "·ere a llO\\t'd
lo 11•o rk 111 those days. No111 "'e make
l<tws lh:1t the y aren't a llov.·ed to work
until they 're 18. \\'c say •\Ve can't help
~·-0u . r hildrC'n. \'ou go over there to
st'hool and Lhey 'll teach you to-make a
living.'
··nut 11·hat they t each in school is
not as valuable ns learning it in a
f:i n1ily syslcm. 1'hey never have a
<"hantc '\' \l'_nrk and find som elhinl!
lhl'.\' t'Pal ~ ltk\· lo do. I rea lly feel \lie
IHl\'t• to J!U batk ((1 tht: f;_irnily :;yslcm
··"fhi~ 1s Y.'hy I fl•CI so strongly aboul
\1hal 111•'rt· 1lo1ng 111 our Ot'Ches tr.:i
th{' r1'1'hlll! v.'e h<i\l' and 1h.., mus iral
(;11n1ly I r1:u lly ()(•lit:Ye lh!J syslcrn
<"fluid bl' us('t l c1'l'l',\'whcrc . In a ramilv
y11u J(l\'t' lht·o1 lore. :-h ;1re th~
business with thl'm. and they get"µaid
on whut th(>y earn. not 1ust, on an
hourly or weekly basis.
"The re~son 1 brOURhl in f3ccor-
dlo nist ) ~t yron Floren and George
Cates (musical dlrtttor J. • .'Is that
I'd like lo crr111e an orchestra -.-nd
thi~ 15 something that's ne ver been
don" · thul 1·01ild confinue In CMSC
~nl t'"I htni.: hap1x;netl to mt .
'"fh1• only probhnn I hu\·t•, .. l1r ,..,;11d,
\111 h ii Ion~. rC'flC('\ i\'l'-l:Jugh, "1~ th<i t I
•-.111 ·1 f 1nd ;i 11.\ n1lc \\•ht1 ·s hcen out 1.tw>rl'
:~1 .\ l·:ir:;; bc>111i.t k lt·ke(I arounrt ••
•
PUNCH
#<Jrwu thanks to you chat my first marriage was a flop and it's
thanks to you tMt this on•'s • flopl"
So1ne 'Gift'
Woman Cleared
In Pot Pickup
LEESBUJ{G , Va. (UPI )
-ti.1rs. ~1 ozella Abney, G4 ,
had just p icked up the
· "gift" at Dulles lnte r 4
national Airport when it all
started to happen.
Somebody lold hl•r to go
i nto a b ac k room. A
policeman arrested ht·r.
She was t a k l'n lo jai l.
Som ebody to ld ht·r tht·
·packa gt' c11ntained
"Nigerian hmOkl' ..
0 'NIGERl1\N S~I OKt:",
poli ce said. is a l>O"'erful
\'aricly o r m arijuana .
fltr s . Abnev said ~h 1•
agreed to go to lhc :iirJ>Qrl lo
pie~ up what s he thought
was a 'gift t ab le from
Nigeria-from a frie nd of her
gtand dau g htc r, Yvette
. Ransom.
She said the fr iend.
Christia n lffjokowl. 24 . o f
·Takoma Park, ~1d .. gave
her $354.53 to pay s hipping
costs .
1'1 R S . A B NI·:\' \11:1-.
(·harj!cd \vith inlt·nt l o
dislribute the mariju<1n;.1
and was jailed overnight in. 1 the Loudoun County J ail in
Leesburg.
police h<1Vt' i,ss uc·d ;1
Kibbitlz
Relitru I
Tf<~L AVI\' (A l'' 1\n
Israeli court ruled that "
woman \\'ho di vorces ht•r
husband on :1 ki bLutz cullc1··
1i1·c rarn1 and moves ay,•a v
is f'nlilled to :iii mony pe1id
collectively by the kibbutz.
~l£>n1bers of i1 kibbu\1
usually have little mone,9'of
1h(·ir 01111 . 1-:\·1•ryt hin~ 1:-
011nrd and paid rnr l'Om
n1u n;1 ll~ -...
\\:1rr:1 nt for ihl· :irrl'~l of
l ffjoko1v L ~lr s. t\bney
dc sc ribed hin1 a s a
\Ve ll ·dresscd boy ··w ho
secmf'd like a ~ood boy lo
ntc." She said he o ft en told
her sh£> rrn1i ndcd him or hli;
i:;randmolhl'r in !'\igeria
··1·n1 innotent. 'fht',\
!ricked ml'. I li1 c 111 a good
nt•ighborhood <tnd I dun"I
kno\\ 1\•h al !hf';.'\\ l'l'c try iu~
t11do.··she~;iuJ
,\U T ll OR J 'l'l•~S 1:-..:
Loudoun t;ounly agrc\·d
that ;\11'~ ,\bnf',\" \\':1s :111
innocent \·iC'1 in1 of a
smuggling schc n1e.
Martini,
Not Whey,
01i M e11u
l '(lLt.t:c; E PAHK. :tid
i L·P11 -!\!other Goos1• ~aitl
Little P.l iss l\luffe t .s<1\ on
he r tuffel eating her l"Urd~
and y.·hc) bul Univers it)
of l\laryland SC'll'nliStS S:l,\
:-.he could ha\•c ha d OJ mar
lini instead
Dr .. Joseph l\l a U1 ck: s:.ud
!>.t'ienlists a t the ca mpus
ha\" producf'cl :1 1 asl.\' and
1·1t;1niin.fillt·d "ll'llh11l11·
ht•1·cragl' fr11n1 \1 hl'1
''\.f)U ('A.:"-< ~l :\1\1·: a ~ood
martini out of ti .·· ;1dded
Mattil·k. a dairy scientist at
the unil'ersity.
Whey. a biproclu t·t of eol
l uge cheese prorl ut li1u1 , can
be n1ad c into a p:ilc y('llow
\1 ine that l\T all iek s;iid is
··rath<.'rdry, l1k1· ;1 el11:111ti"
lie added th at \\llC~ is
hh!h· in pro1 c io . laetu:-.f'
l1nilk ~ui:::i r l n1111cra l-. ;111d
r1bof1 a\·1n
417 Pounds Shed
'Big Bill' S111all e r
l'llH·r l·I U HON. J\lirh.
li\P l "'Hig Hill '. LCl't'r
ton could ne\1er squt·cze inw
;1nylhing: until h1• bc('ami:
one-t hird the n1an he used tu "". "I couldn't go :1 ny,,·here. r
didn 'I fit. IJoors, c·hairs
the "'orld around me \l'i.1"
too small." !i :lid \Vill iilm
l.c1•crton. 57, after s hf'dding
4li pounds in 31 n1o nlhs
"I look in a m ir ror :u1rl
11 ·s likc> l ook i ng a t :1
stranger," said \ht· G-foot :1
l.t•verton . eheckini.t in al 2Zl
pounds
l ... :Vt:RT()N, i\ i\lif'hll:•nl
llighy.·a y Dep<1 rlm rnl in
spector . "ei~h1•d 1~10 pound.-.
oo April :1, 197 2, :i nd u a.;;
told by h1 )1 1·11111111.vf'r 1"
rechJce.
"~l y job \\';JS a l sl;1kt'..,
said Levert.o n, \I ho has ~t'I ._.
rinnl we ight i.;o:d of 200
pounds.
Leverton said hP l r1t·U
n111 n y n1<>tho 1l s to 1 0~1·
Y.'l'lQ:hl ev1'n h.,:ri nosis
"l !nd f'I' h.\'llnos ii;;, I drunk
12our11·cs nf i.;ra 1Jc JUi<'(', un.
""'(•et cnl·d . ror Sl'\'<'r :il
Y.'<'l'ks. 1"od1r.11. I t•un"I i'\'t.'11
louk <11 a ).!rupc" .. h1· )1:1111
.. \'Oll ("1\N 'T 11n 11g11u·
y,•hut I 11 c nt lhro111:h. \\!hen
I weiJJhcd G40. I had a 7•1·
inch waist. It '5 now 42 in
ches. I liter:1\l y wore lhc--
blggt?sl p3nt5 11nd s hirt In
the \\'Orld. I had to ordl'r
llrlem from u fit·ull storr 111
l:hirugo lll S~O u 1'et. And
lhO!'!C Wt•rc jus t ~r101..v
lookin~ "ork t:ln1h,)I. \I>
nrrk w:is 22 il1C'h('s f"oy. 1r ...
lt1 1nl'hcs
.. Mv !>Oil U!.l•cl (II lltl\'l' lo
pul. 11!1 m >' s<11:k,.; and tif' n11'
~h0t.·~ I 'd Y.'nlk 40 f111·I anti
be out or brt"ath I 11 a.-. ,,
01isonofCC1t.'"
In ~1ov.-rnbcr l!li2. l.1•\t·r
ton joi nc>d lh(• \\!t·ighl \\"al
1·h1'rs pro).!ran1 lie bt:i;:an In
cal three t·ar.c full.v sclt.'elctl
:ind mt•:isurecl rne:tls ;1 da}.
\V h i 1· h in t 1 u 11 l·11 u 11 t'
l<ihlcs poon of rnayonn1J1.,t.>.
\·egetahlc oil o r murg:1nnc .
16 ounces or skim milk; rivl'
fruit!'! or fruit juices : ro11r
e111>s of ra11' or I \VO C'llll'i of
1·uokcd )?rt'l'll 1·c.l!t'lahl1·.-.
tour ounres or ;1 1t·1luu
1egetahll' and four siir1•s ol
bread . lie lo~t an <l \'1·r:.1gt• ol
:1 3 1Xluntls eut·h 1vt•ck
1.•:rf:K'fO"\'S \\'1-: .. :Kt.\'
(hf'I nn1\ 1111.'ludt•.; ll\1•1
UllC{'. fi.,h fl\'1• timl':-, lx•c f
I hr1•t• 11 nlt'"~ ;111d four' i'Hl!~
'!'ht• \V elizhl \V:i1 t·hl'r.-.
11rga niz111 ion s:i ~ :-Ll'vf'r
Ion's Y.'Cii!hl loss 1.-. ;1 l'l'('ur'd.
topping t'lort!nce J arr~"' of
Ne w 'li'nrk , y.•ho 1Jt·op1kd
ahout 335 po11n1ls in lhl' l:1tt·
1 nGOs.
Judge ·Hll ~
11 Prob le 111
FUl\USll l l\l 1\ .• l;:1pan
t1\P1 -1'he t·hic r jud~l' .or th e f'ukus hi111a
distrirl ('ourt w~i s l'orccd
to rC'slgn t1f1e r ht' "'Lis
euught sho plifllnA $3.1
'A'Orth or t:ood ~ frOn\ u
s upermark e t th rce
u·ccks ugo. p0llel' !j;a id.
The Send:1i hli.1h "uurt
'.'!Ui d 1hr indi.tr "a<;, nol
pl-Olietul1•d hcruu:-r hf'
"Hs 111rnl:lllv 1listurl.11•d
rrun1 (11er"·Ork a l 1h1·
Ii mr nr I he in<'idt'nt
••
'
'Middle
Man' Gets
Jail Term
r\nnt'llr J-'unicellu. child
;1clr(·ss 1n tclc,·is ion ·..,
··~tickey 1\luusc Club .. ,
J:li:l\'t' birlh 111 Uurbank to
her third child. 3 )on n;.unctl
J a5-un iUichaf'I (iilardi.
l\liss Funicello, one of the
origin:il "~luu~kelccr)" of
1he Dis nl'Y telcl"ision series
and a ft'aturcd :1<·t ress in :i
,_core of movit'S. I) the \1·if•·
(Jf a2cnt Jack Gilardi. • Ca r o lin f' K r nned ),
d espitt· a ,,c rie s u1
traum;,itic t·\·ents in hl'r
· .\oungt•r ~l'i.lt':-. ha~ tx-con1l·
.. an L'Xlrcn1cl y nicl.'. l ':'\
1reml'ly 1nl£·lli ~cn1 ~·oung
"'oma11 \\'ho or1ly \\;.I.fl." tu
lead a 11orn1al lift· ... says :111
.:1r1 1cll' 1n r.JcCall ':-
l\J ;1g<1zine
Carolin<·. 17 . \\ orked a:-;i n
· unp:1!d intern l:i st sun1mer
for he r uncle, .S('n . Ed"·ard
Kenned~·.
"If vou didn't knoy,· \\'ho
she \\·;i:o;, ~·ou couldn't tell.''
a Kcnn~dy st aff ml'mbcr
:-aid in the article. "]'l;o one
made a particular fuss O\'cr
h e r . .~he did \\hat
el·eryonl' e\:o;e did. laking
part in ull pro~rams .·· • Some 350 p1t'C l'!' of ·rub
"TllE t 'RLrr OF my e:'\·
pcrien<:e has this bitter .:.ii
tcrtast('. th.:.it I do not no"·
belie\'e that .:.i n y one of the
hundreds of executions I
t:arried out has in any u·ay
at·ted ;JS a dt.·terrcnt <ig:iinst
future murder. Capital
punishment. in my ,·it'u·.
achieved no lhini; cxrepl
re\'L'ngc.
lie still believe:. hanging
1s "the ntost humane and
lhc most dignified method
of n1 cting out. dei;th to a
d e lin<1uent. ho\rc1·cr
justified or unjustifi<•d thl' ~llolment of de<.1lh ma~' ht'."
But he· s-.id he ne ver fell
··1he :-li g htl's t pl'rson:1I
:-ati:-faction in the judic ial
(•nding of :1 nolher m an·s
life," '
PI ERREPOl~T. 68, livcs
in Southport. a resort on the
west coast of England. Both
his fat'h<'r and a n uncle ..,.,·ere
executioners. and t\lbcrt
ht'c.ime one "·hen he u·as 2·1.
J~e hanged 433 men and 17
u·omen. earrying out nlorc
j udicial d eath sc ntt'Jl<:t·~
than 01 ny cxccutionel' in
British hfstory.
Rt•c alling the famous ki l·
\<'1'-" he led to the scaf(old. he
\1rote: "'l'he thought thal
ktpl occurring to ffi(' later
Exa111 Fraud
('apilol l"e\~os Scr\'icc
SACRA~! F.NTO -The
:.talc Board of Optometrl"
Department of Consumer
:\ffairs. h:1s re\·o ked thl'
license of llarold Tower of
S,i{l Di~~ ~w• f\ul:l'tlv/l ~f
the Hu:.incss and Profes
s ions Code.
'76 Possibilitv •
High Court
OKs Ruli11
PUBUC 1'0Tll'E •
1J1:-in bel on gin~ lt1 lier.
mann Go l'rin g, ,\dolf
tlitl"r 's right·hand man.
;ire up for :-ia le and tht'r('·s
hardly ;.1 S\\'aslika 1:1n1ong
1heni. The objects ranGt'
from delica te porrrlain h1
nuT"sery rhymes.
'fhc pril·atc otrl c.:oll<:ction ·
of Goering. m;;i r s h:1I of th('
Third Heich ;i nd heild of the
);azi L11ft\\':tffc , ,,·ill be !ht•
'Walter Undecided' to Run.
By DI CK \fF.~T n1ain :.ittraclion :1l an :iue ·
tion in l\1un1l'h Friday.
1'hc :-l:t lC o f l!a,·aria
\\'ASl-II NGTO~ ~UPI\
Anyont• \\'ho kno\\·s \\'alter
F. ~londale knO\\'S he is run· stort•d c;o1.•rit1.Ll 's 11·.irtin11·
I I ·r ning fnr pti•:o:idt·nt. boot.1' :11\( 1 il' gi l:-J!lll'n 10 1 .. 11,, 1roublf' i:-, outsiclc
h1rn h,1 lop '\;lti ~ 1"1' 111" 11f ~1 u111t•so1a. l11 s hon\l' <lt'~·;i de... t h IJ istncl or
"\\\•it• ).!lll tu u:-1• IHJ\I ~~~\1l~~1 ~~~'. \llhl~·l't' he i:--g:tin·
fllf !hi:-ruhhi:-h.· :-a i
1
ol
1
:1 fu\Ji· ('nlplOl't'd a:-a l '.S
:-p okt•:-.nl ;1 11 foe' 1<' • • Ba\;i 1'ia n l\lini .,lr\ .,r -:-t•n:1tor , o nl y ;1f)'!u1 10
f•ultui't•. pt.'opll' kno\\' \Vallt•r ~. \\\011
:\.flL'r hi:-Snake Hl\'l'I'
C..:<lfl\'1)11 fi:i sc o, •~\'f'I Kni ~\'f'l 's n ext cl eal h ·
dcf~·ing leap will be by
prox~··
t\ Japan t>Sl' proniotcr nn-
noun<'t•cl thal Knic\·<'I u·lll
tour J a11:in n<'X l April :lnd
l\la\' :11111 \1°hil L' lhert' \1ill
t1':11'11 ;_i .lap:tnl'St' ~luntrnan
10 .111mp a ,·nlc•:1nn, .ll'I ltl h1·
St'll'l'll'CI
l\tll('\•t•I. tl\1':11111 hi11•, II di
rnnftn1· h1n1 .. r lf l11 iu111piui-:
1•11r .. :incl 1r·u1·k:-, 111111·~:-: ;ir
rnn!:t'llh'nts (':tn ht• 11nl'kt•r1
11111 for a :-k~ 1·~ l'h• 1;iult111·t·1·
lh<' IX'ak ol ~lount 1:1111. • Qnf' o( f1>;1ne<'':-11oml'n
(:ubin<'l ITi t>mllers rli!"russcd ,,·omen':-i r1g htl'I in thr \\'hitc•
tlousP "Ith I h<• to1,.ro1nkin,:t
\\'Om;Jll Ill Jhr ll.S . J:O l't'l'n
111C'rll. U111h t'Xj'l't'l'l.,<'d th<'
n Pt'<I l'r11· j:('llin ~ mort•
11,~nl<'ll Tnto p11Ji1.·~ niakln:z
\1fl,.\t1n11:-.
Pr<'s 1d l' 11 I 1;i I l 'n11 n:-1'lt1T'
\nnt• ,\r111 .~1 rn11~ 1·nt1•r
1:1111t'<I •·1·ant•ni:-r t11ro1ul,
>ll'('l't'1:tr\' nf St;\11· l11r 1111'
.('(ut(lit1oi1 f1t \\'oni.·n 1n lh1·
.-. t'1·1•nr h t •;1 h1111•1.
dalt'.
{;ivt•n the pr€'St'lll pubtit
att 1! udf' tow a rd 1>0lil h·ians
in gt.•nt·ral, anunyn'l'ity rould
he a big help in ~londalc's
c.impaign.
BUT llE FEt:l.S that hy
and large his C'h;Htt<'l'I of
~'inning \hf" {)cn1orrallt:
11on1h131\on \\Ou ld he bt>th•r
if mort' voterl'I \1 t'l't' a11•art•
of his <':<islcnel'
Sn hi' spends a.-. n1ut•h
Hmt• <.il'I po~s ihlt' n1akin,i.:.
puhh1· a ppt•a r~1nt'1'S 111 :.ut·h
11111 Of·lhl' 11 :1,I lll:Jf'Cl'I :t:-
Nl'W ll:1m1>:>h1rl'. \~'1:o:t'o11s1n
.ind other pr (·std1'nli:ll
pl'in1ary ~tut t'l'I
\\lhich is doing it the hard
way.
An c::isier w::iy lo ovf"r
come the reco gn ition
problem was s ug,i::rsted b~ a
l't'('t.'nl G:.iltup Poll ratinA
the populnrily of \•ariuus
Ot'mo<'r a t1 c prc:c;idPntial
hopefuls "nt'r ~cn;ltur Kl'n-
llL'(ly \\ ilhdrc1v fron1 lhc
rat'('.
T iit: P lc:R ff:NTAC. .. :~
lht'I\ :-l<H.KI ;u~ follo\\S' \\';ii
l at'l' 2i. ~1 (•(:1)\l'rn Ii .
1'1ur-.~it' ti, .la ('.ksnn 111. ~Ii·
('arlhi. i. l1roxn1ir1• !1. ~h)n ..
da le 2: u1ictc<"idl'd 11.
So if I \\'f're J\l ondalc nnd
"·nnlccl to u1>grnde m.v
runkini; 1 \l'Ould :;imply go
to c11urt :ind h:ivt> mv nanl{'
c'halij:!t'tl lo \\':d1l•r ·..-t:n
cll'{'idt•d .
'f'hL' iln1n·o\ l'lllent 1\ould
bt• 111stanlancou:-. .. 1s 1·0111
part•d lo lhl· J.!l'oidual
huildup he 1·<111 f'Xl.lCl'I to
;1t•hiC'vc under his pre:-.e n1
ll:ltlh',
11'11'1EDl1\Tf:L\'. a:-~ou
can .-.cc. h(' "·o uld vuult inlo,
riflh p lace a head of J\·lcCar-
NAME CHANGE?
Sen : Mondale
lhv. fJroxmire and his old
scif. And that is only the
beginning.
As \\'<iltcr f-'. Undc<'idcd,
l\lond:ilc \\'Ou ld have i"o
things going for him.
·rhing i'\o I /\:-:i can1·
p;.ugn \\t'ars tin, n1ort• and
nior(· \'Oll·rs h ;1ve trouhte
\,\GHT£/f
SIDE
·rhing No. 2 is the well· .,.
k110,1·n band,~·:igon eff('rt.
\\'hen t ht• ,·o tcrs :-ec L'n-
AUIO CAii(, 'q~o H;tfbcl• 81•<1 ,
Co1ti M~~·· (AhfDfl'Ui q1'16.
~O~!I& 5<hUll, •JI~ W. l:fl!h ~I ..
ll~W!"<>fllf', C.•lllO<n••1 90110 cl c• c iii{' d '~ popul:iril y
~ll':1rh lY rii;in g, n1a11y of
thc1n \\'ill say 111 lhf'lll ·
:-cii·t·s ... llf'y .1i1is f:U~ n\ust
l'l':tlly h:t\'l' so n1t·ll11nf! ··
Th" b11\•llt~\ I~ tonciu~l~d llv ~"
iflll•.,tlu.1!
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lh,, ''•ten""I "''' 111•t1 w•lfl .,,.
tountv Cl,•> 111 !;)••nn~ (nuntv on
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untt .-••. -Wllft,ft 11>$ lhr(G ~wn l~<! 11.:1. NONE
ll•lt<I Ocl'lt>er U, H1' Tl<At:~ WEST OISCOUNT CORP
So; F··~ F uc .... •h Tr•~
IMcl'IOtd ~U•«I P111v
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tolo!kf is "••ebv n•~e" •n.01 '"" .,.,.
de'rs;9""<1 Wiii IOOI be •e>Pi:o"lt;l>le IOI' 11nv <ltblS or tl~bl1itle1 CO<olrK•tS nv
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NOTICE 0' TlllUSTEl:'!o SAi.i.
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Wlldnesoay, Octobel 23. 197•
PL'BUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS l !JSIHl!ll
N•MI IT•TlMllHT
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NA ME S1'ATEM ~'IT
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..,. "'"' <1ppolnted hu•lee Ul'<lt• I~ 1<1110.,lft.O ~"tN!O Oeed DI tru1t Will
SELL AT PU8LIC AUCTI ON 10 Ht[
HIGl-IEST StOOt;fit FON CASH !~p.Milo
•I lune ol •~le in •aw1u1 "'°""'' ol
tt>e Un11oa ~1at~•l .oil "9"1 · u11• -
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~ 111 l•u>i atr.c"~' 111r fellow•"!!
PFOl"'<ly;
ft'ICTITIOUS •US1llF.SS , llAM! StAT El>'lli~T
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Cit »id Ofhuat R••otd<.
F ICflflOUS dUSlll£SS
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0 .. 11 PAINTING 17~2 'I. Ger•l<1:100 ~! .. tl""tlflf!On Otach. C•lilOtnii 97 .. 1
' D••ld W. StOIW•'-1.Qj,] Willow
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l'i'5t C;ili!orni;, Title Comll'lfti
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(!y T.O. ~•vi<e Comp11nv.•001nt
8y l'lulhE.8rown, Ar.s'\. Stnellrv · • ot·u ·
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--. __ 4 _!_"IL,! l"ILOT WtdntSdl:1, Oclober 23, lfJ74 . -1002Gtne"I R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 Coron.11 def Mar 1022 Costa Mesa -·~-f,i,or1I 1te•.---1""""G-,1"°n1"•cc•I R.~. 1~ ,':G:':"':':•:l:R:.:E:. :::::1002:::G:':""::":l:R:.:E:. ::::;;1002;;;; Generel R.E. , d 3355 Via Lido, __ .. _la_lboo __ lay~_Pr __ opet,__rt_ies_* __ 1 . LJlntar SuUe 295• N.B. LARGE fAMILY NEWPORT DUPLEX
llALTY 1171 Harbor Bl., This is for you! 6 BR Near everything. S BR.,
REAL ESTAil
. SALESPERSONS
Don't CaU Me SUPER DUPLEX
A D::r: 11 3 8'droom t>wnm1 """· New I carpet A draptS. 2 bdnn
I'm a dd!ch 2BR and d<':n renla.I llJlit, Jusc recenlly
owners • ·ak: ce with beau-palnl«t, 'new .,,,11ter hea~n. Since 1946 C.M. 642·29'91 2 b & h · ' + lam. nn. + olc. for a. garage, eac ~.;• Linda ls!.• Just Listed Dad. BJtn. music bar & unit; one unit avail. at
' 45 000 -cheap al that price -plenty of much more! $150,000. $350 mo. Fu 11 price
.. 'boat docks -4 balhs - spacious & beautiful 675-7060 $89.500. 642·7491.
~ :beyonodd just \\'Ords -let rwlr. Closson ShO\V V.A. REPO
you I ay. CORNER ON THE MARKET iASTBLUfF Sharp Fountain Valley
Cherry. Lake. View . Mini. Estate .That's right. the corner Is on the market! Super clean 41111. home 3 BR, 2 ba. home. $1200
-4 bdrnt, fani rnt. Loft Jiv rn1. vacant. fmmed 'fho strategically beautiful corner of Ocean Huge fam./din. rm. On., '775 costs & irn-
poss_ approx 2600 sq. ft. _ open green, belt und Carna{ion in CdM and the spectacular Newly redec. Owners pounds, p~ts. '847
vie\v _ consider lease oplion -Back Bay duplex that occupies it are on the market. anxious! $70,500. mo., P.J.T.I. Full price
area _ S89.500 _ sinall dO\\'n -9% money. Two enormous, 2 bdrm, 2 bath units built 640.8484. '35,250. 55&-8800
around a courtyard and overlooking Ihe beau-rn RE., 'TORS 3 Story -Ballroom · Pool · Forest
Plus -3 bdrm & den -2/3 acre -2 street
, fronts -vie"' o( 1-farbor, Ocean & Bay -
truly stair"'ays to happiness -trees -trees
tiful Pacific. Massive beams, hardwood ""
Doors, delightful new kitchen and an out of
st.ate owner who will do whatever necessary 4 Local Offices To Serve You
to assist in financing. This is a first class
1 & a landscape delight -$198,000 -entertain
~ere on the cliff. Ask for Pegg Smith.
OWNER MANAGER -•
CHAR LES QUINTARD, REALTOR
Now Number One in Newport-Costa Mesa
1002 General R.E. 1002
DUPLEX 514 DAHLIA
South or lf \Vy.; 3 bdrms., 21f..: baths & 3
bdr1ns., 2 baths. Xlnt use of brick lend s char·
acter & char1n . Both units rented -excel·
1ent investment. Drive by & calf for app't.
to see.
E.RRORS : AdvtrtlM"
should check tMir •d•
d•lly & report errors
l'.rrl m • d I• t e I y. The
·DAILY PILOT •numes
lllibillty for the first
Incorrect Insertion
only.
General R.I!. 1002
I YR WARRANTY
INCLUDED
CHOCOLATE
DUPLEX
Rich lirown carpet accents
this n111gnificent Co rona del
fl1Br duplt>:1:. Quiet street. Clo!IC to tennis l.'Ourls and jr:.l park. Pcck·a·boo view. Call
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1002 HE \l'.I"'
A BERG E~TERPR1SES CO
property at $210,000.
UNIQUE HOMES, Realtors, 67s.6000
2443 E. Ce><1st Hwy., Co rona del M•r
1002 ·r1tl R.E . 1002
LIDO ISLE
Like new 4 BR. & lge. family. rm., f) baths.
Pier & float . 30 Ft. lot. $260,000.
' Family home; 6 bdrms., 4 baths. 36 Ft . lot.
Pier & slip. $295,000
Attractive 3 BR., 3 ba. single story home on
60 ft. street to street lot. $152,500
40X90 Ft. $250,000 30XI05 Ft. $165,000
WATERFRONT LOTS
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy'>•de Or1v4· NB 67S 6161
General R.E. 1002 General R.E. I===::;.
Lisi
Your
Home
II ere
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Phone
67:H400
Jtarbor Investment Co.
1002
· Bachelor Pad [ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Corona del Mar
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THIS OWNER I ~ ... ;::-=::_;::_::;.__~-i:;_.-:;!:i:;__.~-~-::::: ..
With Paol WILL SELL V.A. IRVINE TERRACE
Olli us about tills dl'slrnhle ~~ebed:i~1~·P.~Y 1:00~~~ 8j~ 8:;~~~1J_S 22 i!,t~ ~~~1.~~ Corona Highlands 2 br 2ba ...i-.. """-" ... ~· pool homt' Yt'ilh 111. r g e & out. Good crpts & ... .,... pool area. DclighUul plan
masler suite private beach lrplc. liv. & din. are a· for cnterlllining. Fa1nlly
.-eceu and very •pedal Delachcd garage, new CC· room and dining a r ca
f .in ancing arrangements. menl dr\VC'Yt·ay from street overlook pool. $69,000
-$&1,jOO to garage. Sprinklers front PETE BARRETI
Lachenmyer
. Call &14-7211 ...... ''"" '""'·
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C.R.V. Appr•""'-$34.0XI -REALTY-646-39'28 or 545--3483 642-.5200 675-4060
be ~
COLLEGE PARK Realtor . * ACRE ESTATE This beauttrul Collei:e Purk
$129,500. Sale oi· t>xch1t.nge. l l::===~====: j home is just waiting to
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0 -" 5 b make yo u happy. ·oo.. .. uroon1s, a th s . E h. f h I Sezvan\'s QuHrtl'rs 0 \' l' r rEASTSIDE veryt mg ro111 I e ~ u1ke
J.,'ll111ge. 20'x-Hl' pool. Out· 4 BEDROOM ~~~l;o ~;~eh(~'-;1""~~~~~~ .Ll~r Recrelltion Ar c <1 • Ask about listing No. UTa5. l~m for TPnni1' Court. C;ill 545-9491 ;L~Quail l lii•Place : Praperties ·
'. 752·1920 ~
1"00 QUAtl~I. HIWl"OllT llACH
" NEW LISTING
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
.. OJS W Balboa &7l·l66)
Brokers Only!!
i\lnin!ain indC'pcndent status
in fully staffed delu : offices
l::x1X'l'ienced I professional
:ippro:u·h essential. Flexible
ar1·11ngcn1en!s·negotiate. CaJl
General R.E.
'r 1\I Blnck, ~J.8424. Associ-11100 South Q:.ast Brokers.
1002 General R.E. 1002 ~
macnab I Irvine
realty
. LINDA ISLE
·-
I\e\\' 5000 sq. ft. ho1ne \v/tiled pool & jacuzzi.
:fl·Jaste r suite \\'/his & hers baths & sauna.
;4 addit ionaJ bedroon1s. Hilliard room "'/bar.
:Pier & slip. $425,000 . Cathy Sc h,veickert
;642·8235. ( U68)
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
Char1Ti ing 3 bedroom. 2 bath Bluffs cond~
1ni11iun1 w/brick patios & VJE\V, S94.500.
Lois Miller/Barbara t\une 642·8235, (U69)
NEWPORT HARBOR VIEW !
h11maculatc. cui;lon1 built 4 bedroon1 . family
r1n. honu~. 13oat & traile r access. $130.000.
Lynne Roi he ll 641-6200. I UiO)
LIDO NORD
491,;,· on the bav~ Con1fortable 5 bedroom
honie u·1 3 patios· & terrace. Ne \V pier &_slip.
SS00.000. 1\ppt. only. Dona Chichester
• : 642-8235 (\;71)
; ~ THE BLUFFS -OUTSTANDING VIEW ' . I :o.;.· LQcated on U1e point -3 bedroom home w
~ view of Upper Bay. On qu iet & popular Ave.
Cerritos. $98.000. 'rom 9ueen 64~. (1)72)
PROMONTORY BAY
Prime Bayfront lots w/pler & slip privileges
from $1121500. For further lntormatioD -
Charles Arnold or !lob Owens 64U235. (U73)
16•• MaeNl/'t\jr g44.g200
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€:~>-HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
Carona del Mar
DUPLEX
\\'alk 10 r11a1·krts and shop-
ping frun1 this 1rell loca ted
oldt'r rlupll'x 11·ith o c " ri n
vle1v lron1 spacious upper
unit. \\'irio11' O\l'fl'-!r art..:lous.
1 A~kin:,: S82.:i00. Ag('nl 6-16-3~.
~ Cold\Ve.11 . Ban~~,
EASTBLUFF VIEW
Beautifully decorated 4 bedroon1 home \Vith
family room . Close to school s, shopping and
freeways. $84,500.
2 PLUS 2 PLUS 2
2 Bedroon1 home plus separate 2 bedroom
guest quarters off or ga rage plus 2 bedroo1n
garage apartment. Exce llent Corona de! ~Jar
roc atlon. $85.000 .
WHITE WATER VIEW
One of California's nio st beautiful lots \\1ith
forever ocean \•iew. 701 Frontage in excl u·
sive Coronn del Mar. $150.000.
1974 HOME GARDEN TOUR
4 Bcd ~OC?m family 11om~ has ever~thin~. For-
1nal d1n1 ng room , family room, 1ri:es1stable
patios, 'varm decorator colors. gorgeous
gardc11 . waterfall, pond and much more.
Special at~l68,500.
POPULAR "PRINCETON"
University Park favori e ! 3 Bedrooms, 2
bath~. fo r1nal dini ng room. Ca thedral cell.
ing 1n Jiving .room. Lovely covered patlo.
N'Vr park & pool•. $55,900.
DIAL 644·1766
'1161 San Joequ1n Hills Rd., N.8,
A COLbWELL BANKER CO.
Gtn1ral R.E. 11112Gonor•I R.E. 1002
WLSI t·:Y N .
TAYLOR CO.
Hl·:A I .T Ol\S si111 ... l ~J ·IH
BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE-$250,000
Most elegant 5 BR Bayfront home w/pier &
slip. Fam rm w/wet bar, DR & 41h baths.
2111 S•n Joaquin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
Gtn1rol R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002
~ dtu1 prfvtte nou,nlja Cu be 110ld 1Ubieet to low Nttd A New Oullook? PLUS .,.umable 8% VA to"".
A Fr11h Startt Cail 64G-77ll Deprestedt A channlnc lf : rental \\'Ith Walker & Ln \Ve~are lntervlewlna men an6 private yard -:unently PTI> Real Estate
women, txperl•noed and In-ducllti 'm/AmLo.L EHtbluff 1030
expcr.lenc • f·r &a:les poal· ---------1 l1ons ln our Corona del Mar on a generou1 4WU lot ln CONOO/PLAZA
ottke. Earn and leam in a the bei.' aoulh«·hwy loca· 3 br, 2 btl, SS0,000. Owner dell&flUul atmosphere o1 Uon. $89,500 nrm 532-4543 SSS.9367
antiques and nauUca with Call 644-72ll El Toro 1032. helpful , compaUble co-
work e rs and indhO:dual 7<1'i Interest
broker as3l!llllllCe. 2·Slory
YOU WILL NEVER HEAR Country Side
A DISCOUR.'.GING WORD!! Beauliful 4 BR, 2 full baths.
Call Nla:el for apprlntment 1---..HA=v"E'Y""o"u'--1 Sh&g carpets, b It · In a. 644·7211 An.ytime Dishv.'IJl.hcr. G o ra: e.o u •
/Jn NIGEL
nAIL[Y !,
ASSIJCIAI ES
OVERLOOKED
custom drapes.' Large e)(-
pcmed aggrer:ate patio &r:
v.·~·ayt. It'1 a REAL
BARGAIN at $44 ,000.
Thi! opportunity to own this 586-5950 Principal• only. I -~~-!"!~-... -really loVety home situated Fount•ln V•ltey 1034 Prkle of Ownerthlp only l~i blocks trom1 :::;.;:;;;;;;;;;;:::::::;I NEWLY LISTED. Enjoy UW Implratton Point in Corona l•
·•·"""" lamfly home. • del Mar on ocean. ,,.. Ml Mi' le Square Bednnl, cozy frple, and tbe 2 story heme la )'OUl'1i for
whole family can enjoy the $li2,SOO . OR your b e 11
heated pool around the lllJ'le negotiable oiler! 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, 6 mos. patkl with bltn BBQ. Th ill: 675-8600 old C.ondo · with upgr1dcd
\\·on't last at, $-11,500. carpet, tile, dr.&.pe1, patio V,51.N deck, gar door opener. Pool
Rancho L• Cueste & recreation area. Walk to "El r at..n".rnodel. 2 St......, •IALTY stores. Owner ·must aell , -•• ,, __________ 1 leaving c ountry . WUI v.>ith 4 bcdrms, 3 full battui,1-sacrifice, askll\f price
din rm, fam 1·m, mos t $34 000
rooins with vie\v or heated 1 I YR WARRANT Y
INClUDf D pool and onjoy the flre rlng.
Prof. landscpcl. \\'alk t o
schools. Close to bike way
to the beach. $74,950 •.
641-7270
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546-9794
• Wfdrttsdl1, Ottobtr 23, 1'174 DAILV PILOT
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• Enjoy a Pool Today + 3B.
i*rtY p{llio OVC'l'ibtd f!ln'liJ)'
roonl • lt'Hh paint thr\lout
nlA 6~~~ loe.n. -Country Quiet In CUy pvt.
lot-<:W!llon1 d c 11 I g n e d El
Cabon La Cue1>ta • careful.I)'
deroratl'd 4B-Jl'Wttb
'6S-<45G
For a Perfec!lonl1>t Ril exlras
.. tlrst cabin'' Juah paradise
l1.11dscpng 5Bd+Bonus cull
.Ellie
842-!lJn
PALATIAL
PALACE WITH POOL
Ocean view, jacu:al too. 3-
cur garu~ and bo 11 us room'• new , Spectacular
('mpcror size bedroom and
sitting room. A Iantastlr big li"Q~::;'. l""m" lii•P1ac:• Prap•rti•• · ·
752-1920
1400 QUAJl Sl. N(W,OllT ltACH
THE OLD
GRAY MARE
''SHE AlN'T \VHAT S ll E
USED TO BE".
And nelthtt Is this VACANT
& NEGLJ::CTEO, cun-tcm~rary styled ho m e .
Detailed 2 level architec-
ture, w/exterlor of rowrti
plaster, Del PlllO tDe
walkway, SPACIOUS SUN
PORCH WITH S CE N IC
OCEAN VIEW.
\Vell designed 2 BOJU.1. floor
plan, servl ced b)' l 'li
BATHS. 2nd OPEN BEAM
CEILING .tr EXPOSED
RESA \.VN WOOD. Stcpsavcr
kitchen, with snack bar, hfls
BJLT·IN RANGE & OVEN,
CDISHWSliR. THA'C'S
BROKEN), ceramic t 1 le
countert & hdwd. cabinel'I.
The b>use has 2 W/\V carpets
thruoot, THAT'S BADLY.
\VORN & SOILED. The en·
tire home NE EDS RE·
PAINTJNG & SOME
MINOR FIX UP. \Vlth a
little know hoy,• & elbow
grease, you will have "A
HORSE OF A DlFFERENT
color", for only
$42,950 FULL PRICE
GET IN THE SADDLE,
-----------·~~"';";'\ '::." _!:,?.l BEACH DUPLEX I ;C::•::••::•:..:M:: ... :.;;;.. __ .;;3.;;12"'4'i·eo.'--''-'...:<\e"M·:....---'322=-4 N•wporl li.och ~~269 Valley Realty Presents T·,~~••"'""trade'·.!9!0i«1 ,_""'., NEWPORT-3 D• Condo mcotly 1"m, l.ARGE < hr. 2 bo. "P· ,,
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, ,._ -tttllo 'IV 1 u; empty '... w 1 1 h t' t , fam. rm.. Bar II arbor Bountiful Blun~
actct, ciln.lll ot il.g'lioJlture. $32,375 dtytir, dbf aar, pool. $265,. hon1e. $425. Incl. v.·lr. le Near 1hopplng It pool~f.Avt:I)'
BIG FAMILY HOMES $900/acn.'. Tcrms OC' trade. Gor;t'OUS % Ito()' Nev.-port 2M8 t.tlnute ?it.an 540-.DJ6 &ardener. ~ 0160 3 bedroom. 2~ bath Olft-
. rs~nl~lh V:,f:,,~~let~~~ llcAt'h duplex! 500 ft. In Laguna Beac"h 3141 Dana Point 3126 ~~ma.;.'~,~:.
SUrf and Sand! Ju.sl $32,375 I Ut3) CORONA DEL MAR into 3 80 acre parcel11 . buys h (~·n) or submit NE\V OCEM'VJE.'\V Hom e ,>'· l ~
$600/acn?. Your term-. Tax on yoilr \('mls. N ~ \V ! • P:~1P:RALD BAY Lell.st' optkln. 2 BR. 11, Jeunne Nowman "
tr you 'van t a "one ol a kind " new borne
rather lhan a subdivision location. we have
a l9vely two story home, one block from the
beach wilh a beautiful floor plan that allows
YOU to determine Ute bedroom arrangement
and use; 3, 4, or 5 bedroom. $139,500.
SIX BEDROOM
The only six bedroom home available in
C.D.M. today! One year old, colonial details
down to perfection, outstanding view, avail·
able on possible lease/option plan. See it
today. $147,500 ree.
MEDITERRANEAN VILLA
High on Spyglass Hill a lovely Lusk bu ilt
home awaits you! Red barrel tile roof, lush
wallpaper and paneling, and beautiful land-
scaping. Flexible floor plan allo\\'s YOU to
use as a 41 5, 6, or 7 bedroom ·bome. $149,900.
sh('lter, a.,_'lic:ulture, or Ca!hcdr-al et-illn«t, II~ IWll lumW1ed or un-Ba.llSO. mo. 640-ft078 small ranche1. &-1020 '" Ill"! 3 Br ., 8a OCt'IU\ F • Macnab-Irvine fircplat'\'s. ttl'llmlc I I I c vleW, bta~h • iiltte'. $550. ountaln Valley 3234 Cemetery Lots/ kltc}l('ns. 4 car garage. True 6TJ.--tl69 Realty Company
Crypts 1500 delux1· units. 4. bf!droom plUll l!UGE 3BR + rumpll5 rml,,,.'!."!"'!'"'!'~""'~""''""'i
Q\\'NER hM mowd t r 0 m
Stt1te & wi¥hea to sell burial
plots A & B of lot 656
In Vlst:a de.I ~11\J' plot,
Pocitlc: View M e n1 o r la I
Park. CdM. $450. for both.
Ca.II Law Ot1k.-e or Duvid
P . Dc4ncy 675-ZT11
Commerci•I Prpty 1600
OWNER WILL
CARRY 8V29/o
511' x 105' lot oo Newport
Bl\•d., Newport B e a c h .
$5.J.000. 10 '1'> down. owni•r
:? bedroom. Good term•. Newport Beach 3169 TO\\'nholLo;e. l HA;. 2 c:ar 4BR .. 21/2 ha, dbl car
Full price jU!Jl $129,'5()0. $te &~r, all, bin!,:, 11\\'lm. pool. garagt, 1'.'ll'Ct gar door
to LQve! Call now ln•ll Kids OK. ~2SO 1uo., no fel', o{M!net, wet bar, new ;,
'152-l?OO. HARBOR VIEW ~· l\al. 842-4421 crpting ~ drp11, pool tac,
lNVESTl\1ENT DIVISJON J &'tlroonts 2 bo. 1 ha 3BR \\'/i>'>'-1m. !)(')QI, s c r v O\ff'rlooldng golf co u r s e , I, '' ~ t'URNISHP:ri a.t $515/Mo: furn'd, Lrg bonus r n1 . close to schools & chutctw.~ } Comrnunity pools & tennis $-l.?5/n10. Nr. schls. 546-9097 & Faahlon lalnnd. $4 7 5. ii
. l courts. CU20) Huntington Beach 3240 Eastblult nrl!a. Call r or / Joyce Edlund &C-8235 ;1ppt .• 5-18-3750. ;
THE REAL
ESTATERS
TRIPLEX
$S4,9SO
Pridt> of ownership. Q\\·t'K'r's
w1it has fireplare. Privat('
patios. Ex1..'t'llent Costa ?.lesa
residential area.
' Macnab ·lrvme 2 SU PER SH,\RP 4 BR, 2 • Ba. P'rp!c. Crp1s. Dr p s . NE\VPORT BEACH, tr u 1 y ••
covcrecl pa ti o, bhrllO, bet1u l ilul S<!lttng-!11rg(' J
ReaJty Compe.ey cl l 11h11 ;1 ~her. Bt<autllull)' lkdroom, l11n1lly 1· oo m,
,..~..,...,.~'!!"""~""~I la 11 d 'caped. No f1"1' Poli~hed \\'OOd floorM, IJc>am Houses Urifurnlahed SJ.)6,/36j, 1110. Ask for Bev t'l':i!ings. Years Le as c.
or D!il\•. 963-151i1 or 11ft.j $5771.00 1nth. General 3202 & 11·knds, 963-1786 963-1786 Cole ol Newport Hltrs
---------LJ·:ASE 1101\tE for $350. (X'r 675-5511
n1on1h. u1cludi ng ga~ner. -
VACANT. CLEAN, & NE\V-HARBOR VIEW HOME ,
v.1ll carry. Call lor in-Ktl
fonnatkln, p RE s TI GE Quail l i~"~o~MES~~...,.....'7"'=-"""'""~-1 Plac:• . AU. .UNTALS
2BR, Eastside Cosla P.1esa. PrDp•rti•• · ~ lot 50x200, C-2 Zone. Near 752_1920
WI !1'!C!.t:4QI IH """"• L \' Rf.PAINTED. Faniily,.; 3 BR. 288. $1~ • nnly, referanccs rl'qUired. S1rps aYoay front )).ar k,
Custom Fami~ Room AND SEE TODAY
MISSION REAL TY
985 So. Coast Hv.'Y., La~na
Phon• 1714) 494-0731 HARBOR VIEW
Ralphs, 0 \\' n e r • $39,500, uoo OllAtl St NIWl'Olf &IACH
833-8693
Income Property 2000 VA ASSUMABLE,
FOURPLEX
f fijl HOUSH Call <1~e111 546-41~1 EI cm Scbool, SW\01mlng
• 1 UIS. j BR corner lot \\'/boa1 Pool & Rec. area. "'• ... ..., .. ,..._.._~---... OUfl.1. gale.' Nr BeA.ch Bl,·d &. R. C. TAYLOR COMPANY ··;
Plus 4 bedrooms -one mile
from the surf. Prlvutc ll'n-
nis and swlmn1ing facllitie.'!
are availabl(', Over 1700 sq.
It. -and only $38,500.
lPljt.JUC. l"LACJI;
.............
.-· AMERICAN \
'·HOME .' ... R[ALTOH ,,• .......... IUIAl.Talm ~ 842-7461 OCEAN VIEW,..NEW
l~'!."!~""""""""""""""'IDramatic 3BR. den, 3 ba, 3BR, 2ha, noor s c h o O I ' 3 tpl's, gourmet Jdtch, load-
$42,000. By appQinlment on· ed with wood & g 1a 811 · OWncr will carry at 8%
l)'. O\\'llCr, call 963-185G contract of sale. Sl45,000.
ll'Vine 1044 SAVE INTEREST
Turtle Rock Hilla
FABULOUS VIE\\' ll 0 ME
with pool. 3 bdnns. -3
baths -family rm. -3
car garagr. Just !'l'duced
t o $l19,00), INCLUDING
LAND
hi Western Bank Bldg.
Univ,rslt)' Park, Irvine
Day• S52·7000 Nights
SUPER SHARP
Lovely solorium view from
entry, dining room and
master suite. Pane li e d
family room and no-traffic
living room. A h I g h I y
upgraded 4 bdrm., 2Y.t balh
home in desirable a re a ,
Priced at $69,!n'.l including
land.
CALL 552·7500
•VISION.•
REALTY
a red hiU company
lfriiv.,Park Center, Irvine
2 BR, den, l * be. Terrltlc
view of ocean. Assumable
7% loan. Asking $51,500. Act
oow! FOR RENT
Beaut lBR condo, 2 ba, furn.
nr ocean. ;350/Mo. STUDIO
apt. furn. $165/Mo. I n c .
util's. '
\VE HAVE OTHERS American Home Realtors
494-1513 or 494-1001
875 N. Coast H\\')'.
BLUE LAGOON VILLA
Prime location, view, 2BR.
2¥.. BA. all appliances,
decorator fumillhed. Serious
seller-First time oUered.
Onl)' $69,500. tenns. IRED
1CARPET, REALT4)RS
64G-8672 or 499-4211
University Park Laguna Hills 1050
CONDO
E)(J>anded La Salle model, THREE LEFT
'1 bedrm, 2\.1 baths, 2 sto1')' OM1icc NE'N WORLD hlllsd.
w/huge ma s t c r bedroon1 ' 3BR, 2BA condos. Assume
with fireplace. Id c all y 71,ii% FHA. $34,500.
located nea r recreation Denison Assoc. 673-731 1
fncil & schools. All, the room Laguna Nigue' 1052
of a large separate home I -~--~-----· I \\'/condominium advantages
of c.&relree living. $62,500.
TURTLE ROCK
BRftf~~R
Luxur iouz living. Im-
maculate m I n t condition
from !hake roof to shag
carpettng. Owner m u s t move.
SPECIALIZING IN
LAGUNA NIGUEL VIEW
PROPERTIES
SEA TERRACE
PRIVATE GUARDE:. AREA
OCEAN W townhomes, ·2
or 3 BR. $49,500 -$75,0CKl
* $64,500 will buy this lovely
upgraded garden 00 m e w/atrium. 2 BR, den.
* BUY this <1utstandb1g 4 BR
Beautiful Palermo 4 bedroom tu•o story. With
a great back yard featuring the largest pati()
in t.own. View 0£ Big Canyon. $86,495 lee.
BAYSHORES
The largest lot in Bayshores. 4000' rambling
family accented home. 1' .... ive bedrooms, live
baths, and parking for five cars. A lovely
courtyard with large trees is a highlight.
Asking $195,000 clear.
CALL 675·7225
LIDO RE A LTY
< 1·. \ • , I .. 1. ' ti
*673-7300*
HOME LOVER'S
DELIGHT
An enchanting and ru1istlc
modern 2 story home on
a lovely site. All t h c
amenities are contained in
this 4 Bcdrm, tam. rm.
& dlr OOme. Lowest priced
PALERMO mod e l in
Harbor View. Reduced to 111,500.
675-8'00
VISleN
RIAi.TY
FINAL CLOSEOUT * MODELS*
and * NEW 110f•iES 1' 8" % FiMncii:ig avail.
HARBOR VIEW
HOMES
Donal.I L. Bren Co.
l829 Port Sheffield
Newport Beach 833-0780
I YR WARR ANTY
INCL UDED
BOUGHT
A FARM!
The owner of Ibis qWlinl
Ne\\1>0rt Heights c o t ta g c
hall bought a fann in the
mid·west. He'll be moseying
on back soon leaving behind this rustic home with beam·
ed ceilings, fireplace, panel·
lng Rnd new carpet. f\1aybe
it's just the right hon1e for
you. Call 646-0555 lo have
a look. It's only $37.500.
'"" c o·~· ............. ~· ..... .
\'.\LLE)-
HE \l:I'Y
A BERG ENTERPRISES CO
S11n Clemente 1076
VIEW LOT
Build your dre11m home on
this large b!ull with S\\'eep·
ing views of !he Pacific,
Offt'rcd at $9'.,500. GRUBB
& ELLIS RcaJ E s ta te
675-7080
Santa Ana 1080
VA DUPLEX
UL TR,\ i;harp 3 bedroon1,
2 bath, 2 bedroon1 1 bHlh
unit. VA eppraisal ortll'red.
\Viii i;cll either no do1\'tt
or low d o w n . Beautifully
landscaped. Sprinklers. Air
co n d i tioned. Luxuriantly
cnrpetl'd throughout .
$45.950.
lll"WQuail l liit •Plac:• Prap...ti•a · -752-1920
1400 OUAILST. NIWH>llT llACH
Bargain beauty In a private
walled conununlty w I t h
private beaches. Beautifully
decorated charming home
with flowering vines adom·
Ing roof and patio. Complete
wllh guest house in the rear
for teenagers or grandma.
Plenty of parking and all
for $64,950.
I !lllQuail ~ liit •Plac:• Prap•rti•• , 752-1920
1400 OUA1l ST. NlWPOIT lfACt
Ullv Interest & high spe n·
d&hle. Only 4 years olJ.
Sell or exehangr..
lll"WQuail ~ lii•Plac:• . Prap.,.ti•• .
752-1920
1400 O\IAILSt NIWl"Oll &lACH
HOUSE AND 2 UNITS
Lag u n a. Beach. Sell or
exchange. $83.500 lor all~
Rita Myers ReaJ E s ta I e ,
494-5-t!(); 96().-1701
2 BR hse+3 units, E. 18th
St., C.M. Great invsimt, al
$75,000. Seller y,·/carry 1st
TD. Yeager Realty 5.J6-filTI
C.l\1. Triplex Prov. pn rJos.
lrplc. & den in owner's.
Sell or exchange.
Fortin Co., Rltrs.
Industrial Prpty.
6l2-JIXXI
2100
LEASE 1,000 sq. ft. w/olfice
110.220V. h~·at, hot \\'Ir., new
bldg., gd. location. 645-224'1
Lots fo,. sale 2200
H~ • · Sl;iter. NPiv pa.int & rrpts. Rt:ALTORS/DJ..:VELOPERS •"..va' & IAY, C.M, 142 llll $:)!G I nJiflcd 7".>2--0460 si;tJDE~. barh $100/$135 f;m1lr.~l:°>iu ~r ~2--l·lil. LARGE 2 S!Dry '1 hr.. ~ 'our choice, all ill'Cihl. Ros.,. ba din rm 2 lrrilc's one CLE.\N l Hr dplx $140 MB · .. 1 "1 • "-J -Stv/rel, C&D, bt!1:u.:h close. 4 Bit lownho1n1>, 217 Ba. in. l\ 11sl~r su te \\/ua.con~.
SEVERAL 1 B NB &. b!tns, irpll'.', pool, Aardener. Li,:. p<lllO lead~ to. \~a!t>r ll
Laguna .$165/$195r.yrly fw·n Near OCt'fVJ, Good tenants edg~ .. Tl en n I sor:~~ I pool ·,
& gar. ' ~y! $315. mo . (213)3-17-~78 g~~ e g e s .,.,.,., rasc.
NEAT 2 Br '1·Plex $180 UUI 3 HR, 2 Ba, crpt.. drp11, '
pd., pct OK-avail. bltins, dishwasher. Fenced YEARLY dupt;x. 3 ~'it'$ • ••
MOVE In 2 Br hoW!e $185 yd., gar., newly dee, no from beach, I·. hr, l~2 ba.
Nu crpts, fncd &: garage. petll. $295. 847...Sll5. S'l75., 1-3 hr., 2 ba. $375., -''
SINGLES 2 Br house $200 4 B 2 B l I both w/fresh palnt ·&: tlle, Chld & pet -pat1o &: gar. r, a. c ose to schoo s, fl'pl. & gar. 979-lm:wknds. FA~llLY ~p1 3 B 2 Ba 1375· \'ery clean. fi75.l8li 6T:r4910 \\'kdy• '· -, .,.. ex r, or (213\ 592-5768 eves. · •. $ro5/$Z'l5, applns & xtras . FOR lease Lido Ji o r d e 1'~RPLC 3 Br. 2 Ba $285 -I Br, trptc, fncd )'.d. bltms, \\'alcrfront. Beaut. 3·Br, sn
HS 'Stvlref, kids &: pet ok. patio, crpt, ~,_ m1 to bch, Ba, family or ~ room,
HUG I-.: 4 Br. 2 Ba ~me $350. mo &.12-»11 t trplcs. Dock ~ boat.
S32a F'rplc, a pplns, big 2 Hunt. Harbour 324'2 615'-5998 after .f pnT~ 337-.... car 5909 '·
SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS TOV.'NHOUSE 4 br, 2~~ ba, NE\VPORT Bea!..ti \Vliterlront A.LA Rentals 642.1383 pool &: gar. Avail. lor 8 ,,._ , 4 b ho • 1 • -
'·-h...,· , Oct ~ lk °"au . r me Oil)· cana . .. • VACANT 2 Br b>use, III'. w...,,. uq;ln g._ · g,i, v.·~ Newly C'rpl & painW. Ten·
Nel\-port Fwy $90 •• country to beach. $315. mo. 968-4545 11is, pools elc. incl(L Steps
setting, kids, pets, &Ingles. aft. GPl'il lo ocean. $49.'.i mo. '&48-0143
2. Br house Costa !'.feu., Irvine 3244 NEWPORT Shores ., Br 2 .. kids, pets, singles. 2 Br., •· ,,._ _., •t_.:,_
2 Ba teahouse N e w po r 1 """• near ocean, ......... """""· ·"'" Beach, $195. vacant. 2 Br * RENTALS * ms. mo. 61>1706
Huntington Beach, &inglea Univendty Park 2Br w/Crplc: 1¥.. ~ to \~
ok, will give option. 2 Br 3 BR., 2 be. ............. $385 Ocee.n .• OIJI aft l;.S> pm.
T\VO LOTS total 1041209. Balboa, $215, singles or 3 BR., 2~ be.. .......... $380 12131 274-3692. •;, I
Choice location, Huntington fan1ilies. Agt. Fee. 979--8430. 4 BR., 21ii ba .•••••••••• $410 Newport Heights' ·3270
Beach. Zoned bu s ine ss , LANDLORDS• The Terrace _ ; .. ,
Professional or o f f i c e s . • 2 BR., 2 be .•.•.•... $375/S38.i 2 BR, niCi! yard incl. ,ltove ,;;..
S'll,000 each. TERMS . w~ Specialize in Newpor: 3 BR. 2 ba .••..•.•• $395/$425 ref .. ga.<1 & wai."r. NO pets'.
write: KANPAK, 1993 Kihci Beach e Corona del ?.far e Greentree Homes $190. yrly. 673-2256 .. ~..-u '
Rd., Kibel, Maui, Hawaii & Laguna. Our Rental Ser· 2 BR., 1~1 ba ........... $315 S J -.. :
or Ph. hl:S-l!79·Ll:l:t vice 16 FREE to You! To· Turtlerock •n uan ·::; , PR=o~,~,~O~NTO=R~Y-~S.-y-Lo-t, 1 Nu· View! 4 BR., 2!-i baths ....... -·150 Capistrano 3278 •
finest location, Will sell or NU.VIEW RENTALS 4 BR., : baths ......... $.475 .-
trade for house or sml apt 673-'0JO or '494-3248 l BR., 2 ba .•••••. $475w/gdpr NEW 3 br, 2 bo . duplex.
biding. 213-m-9966 - ----College Park Lg. pvt. yd./dbl. ga.-., f'l\1. "'
NEWPORT Beach b a ch . 4 BR., 2\.1 ba •• , , ••••••• $450 comm. park. ~. ~92.9a.'j(). •: MounYn, &.@rt, d.uplex $135., near beach, Culverdale Eve. 492-2181
Resort 2400 c:i~esr..1'!a 1 BR, fenced 5. BR., 2~ ba. .......... s475t'SP_AN_ISll-~ •• -p1-,-,-. -,_--,-er-.'
util pd $175 einuje ok ' Udo Isle 2 Ba, drps, &hag: cpl, dbl
VICTORVILLE-Hunting\on &;a~ ... pool: pvt 4 BR.i:it8'L ·552:7500 .. $600 ~49&.~a~~ ana. ,._
BARSTOW horn" 3 Br, 2 S., $265. VISION • Liquidating Sl,859,001. 11mth,_H~o~m7"'ef~i~nd=e='~'=*"o-6'~2-·9900~-.I • NE\Y 3 BR. 2 Ba Condo, v.•I
I I -• 1140 ~ I 1 ~ dbl altach. gan~. Drps, O Bnu ,.,,,.,, n l'Om· RANQ{ STYLE 3 Br. boal crpts & bltns. $310.. .mo + mission!! & or disrounts. n-1 -A all N REALTY acreu. '"" .• .,. v · ov. S50. cleanino-fee. 831-0109 Near Hilton Inn , freeways l ""o" mo 557 31'"' -·.. ,-& got! courses. l''rom r>..50. ' .,.,.,... ·. -. ""· a red hill company Santa Ana :.· 3280 -
an acre. Free 23 page color Balboa Peninsula 3207 Univ. Park Center, IITtne . ~ ........... B nu brochure. K lnvestn1ent Co. ~-•• ~u :ltl &10-8300 Co Lse 3 BDR.~ &. 2 BA . .t large ' • YEARLY RENTAL 2 BR ndo •••• $%35/mo lot $300. New crpt· 'paint INCOME HOMES \VT NTER or yearly rental. 3BR 2 BA downstairs unit 2 BR Condoll ••••. $2.65 &: S27S $290 Lots of trM .$290' : •
NEW TRIPLEXES $84,950 beautifully fum. condo at -·Urn $325 1 A 11 Oct 3 BR Condot ••· · .$265 A $275 C.C j 21 546--9521.' ' -1 • Beautiful 3 Br, 2 Da, O\\•ner's Indian \Veils. \.\-'rite P. O. ~ · ·yr y va · · l BR H)tre!. $300, $325, S33S n ury ' • . 'I:
unit, frplc, private )'ard. 2-Box 914, Balb:ta 92661 or SAME BLDG: 4BR. 2BA un· 3 BR Hornet • $360.$375, S395 Santa Ana Heights: 3282
2 Br apts. 2675 Elden Ave, _6'13-0!~"°19~1~a~te~"='''·~· ~--,,-f t i $4c· yr\ 4 BR Homes •. $335,$395, $425 t (near Mesa Dr.), Costa ~ A""'11"'N" "1· mo. y. RANCH REALTY 2 BDFL\f house on• 1 acre, . LUXURJOUS 3br, ?tlamn1oth va · av. · * 551.»MJ * horses O.K $175. mo., ~·~':'"'~·~642C'--4~905:-:....--~-I Mountain Chalet. Adjacent (Bolh have t'!l,JlS, r'rps, garb. RANCH REALTY 541}.4519 ,, Builder Desperate to lifts, $45,001. 642-i630 dlsposl, D/\V, tpl.J Calle~. * 551>-S!IOO • , . \ Must S.11111 PAU.1 SPRINGS Co N D O 673-3770 or 675-Z'l"A TUSTIN REALTY Hies Furn/Onf'Utn 3300 , ,
Brand new 4-plcx near Hun· GOLF, POOLS 3 BR all Corona del Mar 3222 • 332.1;111 • C 0 M CUT1'1t
llngton )-(arbour &: I h e new $200 week S'ffi-5039 IRVINE RENTALS • • • g;
bl'ach. $ll4,COO. Call for 1 =R-.. -l-E~,-,-,,-.-E~x-c~h-g-e~2-870Q7 $275 UTIL pd unique & 2 BR ........ , .......... $325 O bed s'"
details&: an app•t. lo sec. secluded t Bdr., all v.'OOd 2 BR , .•.••.•.•..••. ,, •.. $350 ne room PLU ~ south
The Real Estate Fair & glass hse. 3 BR .................... $375 of1275hlghbway -b ~w..1~arpets -
83!Hi133 536-Z'a.'H 17 Units, close to \\'ater, In $350 4 BDR .. 2 Ba, frpl, 3 BR, FR .............. $-125 - . ut SU ll\Jl uuen:.
Carlsbad, trade all or part _. t' BR. FR uoo INFLATION-TAX of $63.im equity 1or yours.~" ~RG~ 1
;· + Iott. 2 45ThWSON:i:)6Nii'REAi.fY-....
PROTECTION L11ido or kNf..,,.rtH ~ r ea Ba. trpl, sep. dining nn, 552-tim ·ome, As or arr1 s on d -
6 · b ~ 2 & 3 B•'-. -•923 g!'l', Y TOWNHOUSE, 3 br, 2 ba, 1'wo bedroom, rwo Da th, unit5 , rauu new •"-' '=-" $450 3 B~R. frpl, dbl garage frnl, Univ. Park, pool, ten· large wndeck, m•iet street. Ur. cpl, drps, frplB, bllns, Real Estate Wntd. 2900 Near Ch1n11 Cove "" r>'r: ••c 4 ~~ •-att. g11.r. patioa. indiv. )'dit. NU.VIEW RENTALS $i..:" ..,: .. a. mo. /1..1 ~.
2449 Orange, CM. 117',!XKl. WANTED' 4 o• 5 b<dnn ., ''248 WAJERfRONJ' 644-7lll 6T.l-4030" ·~ TURTLE e~·. attr ho-housc near OCC. \\!ill rcnt, ~ "'" 4 Plex Needs Work IC'ase, buy or trade 3 lx!(lrm Harbor View Hills So. %BR, din rm. lg f11m nn,
Huntington 81'.'ach houllC!, 2J blocks f.Outh of For lease or buy, beautifully vac. pool priv. $465. Bkr Beaut if u 1 3 b CO:ro om
Large J BR + 3-:l bedrooms, S. A. Civic Center. Hom(' landscaped, 3br, 2ba. fam &12-0000 tmvnhousc, prh•ate:~81 !dip
bltns, closed gilr., s \\' i m ph . 54~1221. 0m='·~"'=·~11~0~1~~----I •NE\\' ·I hr, College J>ark, -furniture optionaJ~:f5~.
C.D.M. TENNIS ·
l,..Quall ~ lii•Plac:• Prapft'tl•a · ". 752-1920
ocean vu on contract w/
$10,IW dn. Move in tomor-row.
1400Qua11st.NlW,0Rr11a0t Enjoy Tht Good Lift
e TURT'....EROCK e Call 4SS.2513
BIG CANYON
EXECUTIVE HOME
For Sale or Lease or Lease
Option. 4Br, 3 ha, po o I ,
view. Valued at over $200,COO. Reduced to $179,000
due to emergeney &ituation.
CaJI 644-5345 or 640--0771.
pool.Easy termsavailahlc. WILL BUY YOUR C11ARMING l br \V/p vt 2 Im, tile roof, A/C, $425/ CHANNEL DMf Hurry Only $59,950 HOUSE patio avall No\·, 15. $425. leas<>. S11·S974. l\q. I~ First Pioneer Realty Foreclosure o.K. c'~'-'~211~'-'-'~'~'-~-'°~'~'-· ~~-t cL= •• =u=n=1=:B~e=,=,=h--~J=2~4~8'1 . pip 842-4421 SC01T REALTY :i36-7:"J33 NEW 3 hr, 2 ba, bltns, frplc, Cdl\1's n1o:c:.t h ea u 1 I f u I iiiiiii;;::;.~1 1 s~S"U'N=i=T~S",-,-e~r"u-r~b~t's'h-e~cl".1 UP to One million in pro-gar, SUPER VIEW! $485. $175. NJCE l BDR apt, bltns, bayfront \~ation .• v cry --673-2925 or 67!'>-2024 corport. large two bedroom furnish· Pt;csldent Home. 4 BR, ar ' -L-,k-e~F~o-,..-,-1---1-0~5~4 J & Den, A.C. prof. dee.
beaut. ld&cpg. On quiet cul·
de-sac. Fee Land: Good
Terms. $89,950. 64.2--0'288
0-vacancy. 10% Spend-perty ne€'ded before cnd of 12Hl 1 + De · te cd S600 Mobile Homes year! Apts & 0 r (.'O n1· Costa Mesa 3224 · n. view, ~ P5 · • able. Owner finance, 10 OC'Can, Victoria Beach
e BY OWNER e
ASSUME l'h'l'o LOAN
Brand new. 3 BR, 1.! o 1 t
desirable, In demand
University P a r k location.
$51,950. &~
BY OWNER
Laguna Beach 1048
ePRICE SLASHEDe
$3450. Vacant
Very Serious Seller
Tu·o :ctnry Colonlnl. 0.:elln
view. Palatial, 4 BR & f$m.
rm ., 2% BA.. JO' l!vlng
rm with stone fireplace, all
bltns, dshwshr, ceramic tile
& indoor-outdoor carpeting.
Sh!LJ carpetlnit nnd custom
drape11 thruoul . Huge patio,
oversized yard, d o u b l c
lij:aragc. $69.~. Tt>rms.
C'.AltPF. ', REA L TORS
~or-i9£1.<1271
EMERALD BAY
Great white "''ater view; 4
bdm1s., 4 baths, den with
f'rpl c,, formal dining rm.:
aeclu~ rndlnnt he11ted ter-
race. Central Joe., nr. tennis
CU. $L~.000
TURNER ASSOG.
1JO$ N. Coast II"?·• l.a.guna 494-1171
INCOME UNITS!
Your tenants help you bey
thl$ · j(!v."t"l And )'l)U «tut
Nunting. Take 1i1lvnntl~ of
leaal loop hol'8, See this
bl.t 111W:lle.r .. at onl)' $75,000l
49t·1''6l
Red Carpet, Realtors
7•/o INTEREST SPANISH 4-PLEX
for sale 1100 men:'ial. Sick properties ok.
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, ________ _, ...... n. 2 noo ocean city vie\\' BAYSIDE OR'.· 81/4 %. Santa Maria. 'i\t• c· ,. 640-8~ •~ ~ , . · na CAJV 11pt~ bltns, garage.
Call Bkr. 968-3318 local.[~~~~~~~~ NEWLY DECORATED ~100. UTIL pd, 2 Bd•., !rpl . • 2 STORY 8' x 40' 2 Br·, This coach • 2 Bedroom, 2 bath uni!$. would make an e x c e I , COUNTRY SIDE Prime residentls.I ar ca· ~'kend. home at lhe River.
LAKE FOREST Spanish exlcriot. Bl t n s, or 00 your own lot. tJ9i
n .. tilul '"R 2 1 .. ,1 bath e n c I o 1 e d ga r a g e s . Tl'.'rm!I avnil . ....:"au "° ·· w s. Sp r I nklcred, landscapi1•". Shag carpets, b u i I t · I n s . "' IM"=t=E=R~!=C~.\N='-,..,,.--,=55="7_-91911=."° Dishwasher. Go r g co u s Only $ll5,000. APT size mobile hon'lt'. in
custom drape-s. Large ex-, .c ••• ".'.".'Y_2_1_64_2••1."_1 _ 1 adult park on the bay $18. 750
posed aggregate patio & 1 • ' 54(}.3672
walkways. It's a RE AL 1 =:=======~~=;:=~~;:~===== BARGAIN at $44 ,000.
51l6-S950 "''""•"'' ooly. C.l'rl"O 41.,. ( -fr 'C ~C::. ~ NE\\' LAKEFRONT HOMES ~~ J.""tJ ~). ~ J..J <J" ~
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Clcmente. S8j(){) cash ror tn'< I tlii!iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiii.~jiiil Ant1 Country Club. $250/Jno. frplc, bllns. dbl gar, yd, 5 \I.'(· "·
'"'1""" I" c. MANAG>:-1 , (Ul9I ''00· c II 675 7225 ~I ENT r~ P. }'~ E. < 7 1 4 l HouHS furnished Pfi11\a Balley &l:?-&235 $100. UTlL pd. 3 Br. 2 Ba 3 · ·· . 492-272,j 1----------1 rrpl. beams, \'iE'I\', fi(I' rl('("k
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1925 H•rbor Blvd., Costa Mes•
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Ste_urlty. Adults. Ovd" t.oo tall U'ffS and 10 SMALL· APT SlZ lncl irtn :na Palmtr, $31S per mo. ""11obbrd .. u.t)li. pd., elev., ~~ da!1Y '10 Ito T. See ~~I servtces. -~ ~WK UP. t 8(1r., 2 ['1. •lrtatnu _!; i t1h ... _terfa.I!! Neat \' l c tor la Beach ea,, 8.Kf. 833-2014 or &!6-'l(lt ,9!lL, ~-~ .. ~ atparvt".,.' lltir.,· °"!'~~ ..... !'1 tq the •Pf!J!· P C''f°J f'tr'c ~·aH/"Profeuloni) ! Wo ..
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terv. _... THE MESA, 415 2-btdrooni apartment. From 1 BR 1,;. .ltlk , to htt ch 2 BR. ~ ba. ~-J!-:!lo· . -'• . , , • . . OAJd\.:o6p~:CARt>EN '14.P!'S f f;itlru{-<":ff~' 'WUllta ,.uaa I ~~wport Bl., N .B . $ 190. Furniture avaUable. ADULTS $225/mo. ''14\ s. ~ .. ~~ultf, no .p:ett, a mat<f .aerv .. o~t. ~eonla, . lfi14-at,lrilne • ~· I ~itla~t[UJe of~ e~ j
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160 \V. \Villon. C.AI. THRU OCT. 3111: rree rent hr apt ln s. 'aem Octan Sfianish O>untry Ettat•r:'t .reav~.meU:age for Dolig. WAT.ERFRONT lf~t'~':°~te:ts.to d~'nc~ BEA~~ N~R~e':"DS mo of Nov. 3 Bdrm condos vw w/clt1 ll&lits;. t rP r-·. in, J =~ tpta. er-QCI,studebt needs roommate ·• NE'Yl,ORT_t:•Ei\CHt.i ' .
$200. mo. yearl,y leue. Bar· 10 minute• to oetllll. '!.a. reduced to S325., Oilldrm drps, dishwasher I .lawld ra.c 0 '· aun en a I to ihr CDM :apl $ll2.00 ~M'boM1' f ~
t ]leaJt)' 6«2-'-153. 1 & 2 Br 1 r -ll;r over 12 in ad~ll pk. u~r racll. Adul~. no. Jlieti.'..-ms ~ n~~~ ~, -ca.4 Mark..~ . ~~~ JllJ\e.
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'4'<t •• 67S'.169/774--4384 heat. . cu stove.. a i r air ~nd. rpi. ~fr~ · ~-erything,i.I 'cNlcf OK, $195. AU. tmLITIES, PAIQ ' ~·r+t· ~; 1 1'9~--;iA DUI 1 I v,·
'L·H(e it!.ch "fvl,..? condl~onb\i.-•.fl I m m I n & Dr\ IOU ~ va l'1'e1y , «n-080J, G3-09ll. &:4795· · · Adults. No peta. . 1 , . -", \ t , .• ··.' 1 -.M • 'FR.Ee ..r ••
3 8', l bl furn or unturn. ~~.1 room,, wuben~ ~). CTJ4) «;:.l'JM Offioe. NEW lfe 2 ·,Bi(·_ 2 BA . t~_.A:t~tnLane<) "·7·HS4.,,_'1 ~1=ar C~ 0r\t'l2tt1 No ·'~ • .r,:tJ,. ib.'.~ofllCft ·"-
! ~days. 60-37S3eves. ...,,....... If no ann.-er, 49&--Um Prtstlae area. LPool,.encl uii.g--.oew.._... 11'1 • ! Stir BSlboa.QlvcL-SZJ:·lTlo. adj.··Atr;atttt Hotel Al /I~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~, ... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!".,.!!!! .. "!, OC'ElNFRONT aptL aV..u MEDITERRANEAN Lido Isle· 3iS6 ~5ntut1C , view.' SZIO. ~~. ~~ ·~~.~~-6T'~18'18~. , ... ~-~ 'fQJ2ll S~;f'6"' $1~ •
; Condos Furn 3400 ., Ap.rtments Furniihed winter/yearty, plUJh 2. J Vf LLAOE , · ' l bk>Cic. . · ' SINGLE CAR SPACE; . .Ji? of ' J~ ~ • Room 8 '1 .r,, t & 4 Br. 6'15o-14CM. 1 Bedroom , • ' $200 LRG 3Br., 2ba, b}tfps, ttP.ts, SPACIOUS 2 BR •close to · ' c:ara·~. \\'est Ne\Yt>Qi::t , •·· 1f$-9;223· ~ JI. , _....,.-·
" PAL.i\t SPRINGS 2 Bl} --2· C•1t4 MIN 3724 Sa" Ci.m..tte 3776 1 Bedroom & Den $251 drpe, 2 car gar. AdltJ, $-100 ~.·beach. NO PETS, . Pe-nln.ula: m...c,oo BusifteH ~.ntel 4CSf ~~ • • Ta°tuz~1s. ,~,~~. sa:i;: =' -"$30'"-'~WE=-ccE_k_&_U_P::.:.;::.; ---'-'"'-"-'---::.:.::.: ~ =:s Townhouse . ~ M;:· y1,~r alt 6. P~r ~1&1-3880 . . • • ~ -, . \'\)\ NTEP ,enc~ garage -3.mc~·'~ ~OJlF; ,,. _1 i ~ :-. " ' ~l
monthly. !213)M7--021;19, or : $6.SO·Niehf & Up. 1 $89.50 MONTH 2400 Harbor Blvd .,. • 3163 n • n .. , lrl~bv • ft ,_ at~fer ~~~ '•: ~..or.v,q.>•sq..Ft~ ·~-·i .~ ... ~"'
831-4870 . $tud'6 1: 1 BR Ap_ta. Costa ~fesa n14) 557--8020 e HOME ATt.tOsPltEJu;. 1-BR. tn"plex, 1u°· So. Coast ·''~ Ort# e i"f ... .,..,..... ,. ex, . New."tJiM·ciP.t&:.,p,,vqd . , ' ~
2 BR. 2 BA. \\lest Nine. e· TV &: if&ki SerVice A\'tlil. ~hi~· ~~:.~a~dt U:e~.: NEW BREED APTS. Deluxe 2 6: 3 BR. ~rital Plaza. Cpts., . drpt,. Jllflh , . • " Offac. Rental · -"'°°" lug, 01\ .~.(Orner, 4 mu ,. . .
Laguna Niguel. '96-Qsrr or • ~ne Service -Htd. p:io1 park'g. loclud~. ·Comp. l BR. frPlc, cpts, drPs, P"M>!· 0 f c. J .o.9 5 ·1'1 ace ·Ave . Gerace. $135. 833-i!h~ 2 B,R. Tou:nhouse, . frplc; • · • ; ; from beaciJ,·l#Wll.~h.-t~ ~-. ·-r . t
5:'fr-1TJ2 -·-· • • Children 'I:' Pet Section .Security. Seo I'll~. ll4 'Ave. jacuzzi. encl. pr .. All util ~1034. I ' Apt• Furn/ilnfutn 1900 !lOin ~ .l;BR [l'om "195. cn1 IEASE ..... ..fOl" :lntUrr,.noe.;RAI Estate!·-, -1
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Condos Unfu r"'-"• •W -·J316 ~cZ ~~ de! Mar, 'SC. 492·8«.W ·· paid. No pets •. Adults only, Mission V'-i• 3167 , : ·~ ·~;""1t""~.-;, 'contlnefttal . ~· . 1 !f,., ~ ' . CIU Shp.-,etc. ~'Ex'!:.
-T SPACIOUS 2 BR clo.e to $1!0. 393 Hamilton, 6;ti-+Ul _ .-·1 • ,. • " breakfut.. SePltlte. ,tamll,y . -· L 207• i-:1 Wkd&Y.t, •. '""' ' t ~I
FOR Lo•"· moje"lc ocean '-bo ch VIEW NO 0' 642-!960 N~W 2 l!R Co...,, Ah'°"""· OAKWOOD ' • ""'Ion -Oooo lo ""°P"' ·•· ,l'\CflCE$ .. · ' · · ' ~ view, new Jbr, 21..t ba, lnclds 1 BR FWn $165 PETS per!. '9s-.4764.' CASA VICTORIA AP'l'.S Pool. SZ'>O. mo. Very nice, . ' ·I ' rti1e ·beach. 644-261.J IVllll, ~. ' ··' '!.M.,.,"E"' ,., .... L1
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clubhouse, goU, jiool, ndlts, Lota.!!, bltins, ,pool, walk'i ''-147''-,.==-"'o.,U~I;:...-A'dultl " 3 BR w/patlOI 830-3092 FIGHT' i · -· -'" ""' "'" ... lOflO !ij 'Ft -a nope11, lullcrpts lJ .t1rps, tos ping, i,;. ml. beach. Pl rMr\h """'· :rram $is'.9.So NoPeti Newportlffch 3869 -· ........ l 1" 1 ••• _ .. , ···:··•rRtfAIL•:: .,i ·~·ot "frc.-· .. ;:.;., !?.
2 car gar, $38.5 mo .. Smos: 931 W.191:~~ BilbOl lil•nd 3I06 Pool. rec rm., elevators \ • .~ n.:.i·. -r . • ~ 'Qn D:_r;.,rptnoBeilJ."'i ~l Ire~ San Cl•11tente, see.pte.Gas&.v.-aterpd INFLAT.ION ·~ rr-1m~Hunt.~on ·B'•1ir"h· Elcce~ntparldfli:,. " . 71~~127 ,. GRAND Canal 2..BR. B.ltns. 521 ViCtoria, ~· 642-8970 OCSAN,RONT . . ocrr.'mr'cm"' ' ... ~=..~~~i~~;:; " f '. ·~r ,'92-1i33 :.'-· -
N.B. Larg~ l BR, :1.; ·Sa.. •1 El ' ~f'.t0.1 M.,O \\'/D, Frplc, $300. nw. )'Tly. APTS Unturnuih~ 2 Br • 3 BR, 2 ·ba~ Yrly $550 . . llllJ'UlfSll(UViiilr 0\~11,tlllO""«lf 1 ft. of ren-COA-t'MERCIAL~' 1• n&e '· .:
, F~c. Refoig._. d~~· e~I 1 & 2 BEDROOMS No chlldttn/pets. 673-3328 $195. Util pd, pool, lndry 2 BR, 2 ba, lurh $400 \\'ntr. Thegolnprlce Nof """'°'o •kw'¥ dd ftMMl. "".rCtM.t-tat;Je an&l'n.t i u ll 'f'n'g' :1.2 s-1.ce f'rbrn 2.ic 'l" "'lot . .' It. ~ i patio, pool. Nr "~· 8 Jbo p I I 3I07 facll, cpts, drpl, dm .. 11r. 2 BR.12 ba. winier. !'>NI g up. °'?' 00 • , •.• '.'IDe"' ... e ';:euklnal Suites 3""Roo >::..c,1· •-J ;i . · "'
I "'".Adult11·no rs. 2·'""'" No.Children.Non...•-a • ennsua i--• N hUd -G-~,. Apt• h-'pa 700 •~L__J___ ...,.. mo~can1.n1 A1UC. ...... ~ .. .,.... c.....,.. gar. o c /pet. BAYFRONT iu.1.1 ~ •.-"9tGB SSOO~fo. full tactll\,!es'· • · L.fboe:. Sri' ·. ~J : Townhouse U rn··-25 Pool" Recreation SUPER Dl!LUXE Haotnda Harbor Aptg · ll&ht ln1latk>n by offenng '•1Tll 211:' Pl Q!Cl & rftai.l'rP&ff $240-.mo. ~ • -' 11" M4tplt Ave., ,C.M. 3 BR, 2 BA, patio, '-le. .. , '8J9..747S 3 BSRT.E, 'psba.T, 0unr8. $475,yrly. 1u · •o.dU&ive "No· Rent '& · •-~ ,,.,,,.,,«1., ... ..,. tt~·at .. t... ~·.15 ~ ~ · ' . ""'" ~ACH Raille Guan.nt,ee". •211 0... . . UVllll fl'!" i ll'tu _,. • ....... Store"spacc,frym $!S0 m6:'· r. :or;
TO\\'NHOUSE 2 lr. ·~r. So. BAlCHEl.040 ,·. l~l'A!!'"· e'lla1~~· Da\Vtst ·-~ A\'e, 2 Stary..,...2 Br .. 1112 s .. ~:~Slnandgle ~ BR. 2 bli, winter. $175 \\'-e gua.rantee that )'Olll' rent F-'Nm $175 .. U'tt ·Goodlt. Jin ~~toe ~~~· Nolan '~~· D:tt«e ·49'.~ ~~ . An C.oast~!;_E!ma: &1i.lioo._. ........~ )IS.......--.w; eve car . I" near,_.~ 2BR,fum.,yr!Y$Z75 wilt not ,be raia:td for l , ' · ~ '!Setallsand~ouu.;, ~r·,-CL..E¥Ef41'E'"ltell ('. .....,,...,,~ "°~'.. ~~J'=·'1~/n:t&655~~t CORONA DEL MAR full year and~ 1till·h&ve Mitsov..lelQlt&AclorM 1 fffij r;>t-:,oo.1 ; . · , ~ !Qtlll~.~P.:<in 1A\'tnue~MI ; • t•.
Aptrtments ~foilhed Huntinttt1n Btacfl '2740 OCEANl'RONT Yeat1y: l Bl{ l&th. Dti\•e by ·.then'~ call 4 BR, lint. houae. tam. rpi.. . th! n~~hl!ltY (!f m ~th-: S40· 1aoo· · · ..... :·IN.fr~ flt'VtsJdN . J.~. , 'E:)C C__t.l 1 -;or ·i!iY -· ~ · · Engienook, \\-et bar, BaJ. 644-72ll Agt ).f' Bail 2 ba. $500 IM! or 1~ .. /opt. moifth occup&nc'y · '• ' 1 ,~ ~ bllflJ1l!IS., $~. ~.;.w -
B•lbui lsf•nd 1 ....... !"06 LOW WE~KLY RAT.ES oony, cpts, drps, bh1ns, cai· · r. ey. NEWPORT CREST r Pl\16 you get a ~t more Room1' · · -· R I 'M#. ll4 Att. dl;t '~at;~· ---
l 1_ !! -. Executive SuJtes port. 675-1536. LARGE 1 Br on Weat Bay 2 BR, 2 ba.'c.ondo. $525 forytiurmoneyat0ak\\1Xld, · · 11~11 ·~ 492~· f. .,. : · l @s:_!i__
; J\tODERN 2 br, t...Mr..O... 727 Yerktown Blvd. NEW ll:tta Js-e 3 BR. 2 Ba.. St. Q>ts, drps, bl~ $15S. COMMeR(JM. including $1 mllllon in COLLEGE student ~ne .e'i:li \ \ CM. ~ro~~ Ii omtl(* '
to Bay. $300. Call before Beach•BJvd. at ·Yorltio\\11 Ocean(ront ,Ape w/dbl gar. Incl, ulil. No pets. 675--5800. om~ suite N' . t'emat~ Iaclli~fs.. a 'fllll "fuOri\_, .firf; ... Vidnlt)'. 'ot 'OCC ~ : isoo 'l!1 J.t~ ...... '1111111 (;,., \ ~~ 6~[, 6·1i·9030. I , • •. 536-Mll ssoo. mo, 6U-2lS4 day s; Broker, no [ee. ~lr!ie A!=l•vitlesD1rector who .in, eiCbangl for rent or . • 2r:i0 ft .. leJ.\'\' tiftt'.fraUiC'j ~, } 11
I B lbw p f I :1707 STUDIOS & 1 BR 645--8549 eves LARGE Eastslde 2 Br, • plant partles, BBQ's. Trips xeferl,bly. yard \\'Ork. Pvt O'ESK ·1pace a~lable $50 C·L . . t:1"64fc1.246;;;, -.l!: .. ennsu• ~ '•· · ~pts,drpt,bltns,pool,$l6S • I ,.. I & more-! Free Swid..ay enfN.n~Deth dealred. ma.\Vlllnrov:ldt,_,,,._iture-SP'CE .. ,..tJ,.'•ttl-lea ii ,
8 O .. e "111 kitchen ., LARGE 1 br, 1 blk. lo bay ~ulu, no pets. 675-5800. Brunch, ··-" ~ 6#-4390 .. · • . at '"'; mo"! irnf;:';~"l9'g 'ti'...'!~i_~J'.ljtAp'Cg ••"'~ , AYFR NT WINTER e Heated f!C?OI or oetan, utils. incl. $19.i. n-i. l . LQ·-~ • ba t'" ..,. . oq.,,.,,.W'dv> ~r~ · Ctf.7"'I I 1 BR $190. Bachelor $f9o. e Llundr)o faclllties mo. 67~7876 evea:. ""'°-er. no ee. · SinoteSt "'1 & 2 '"-"""'.z. ·~··"' . • ·"I ll!ivice '11vi.Uible. "J 7·87'5 Hilnt. };ll:it. J..WI: 84&-2366 ~ J. r
Ufll pd. 9'26 E. Balboa. • ·rree utllllles NEW J b r ba f-1 3 BR, 2% ba 1ri liv rm bedloons. ·Furn. & Unful'T( ciofiel&. tv, pvt ent. gar, • &fl!Cll Bl~';l. I Huntiiigton s -I • I fl'50 67H533 o Free linens r, • ,..,, c~. & faJ11 rm. Adlts/M pets. THE MOSl Wth·llll the extra&~ ·paun, iae, oo kitchen fac, Bea.di; cn.-tu1.. .-tor• .. ·• I• 1
-· ~ • • drps, dbl. gar, nr, Ocean, $'Ull. '°'" "'M ' ' · nr•!Xt $95 pet Dl0 557-9560 I ; ' ' r Lux . turn . be y f r on 1 ta T.V. &: ma.rd serv. 'l.Va!L' S350. 673-3™ ........ U'UrV'fllJ.. • . EXCITING VIEWS open daity 1t;J to ~· ~· a(l. 5 or' \\'kends · O~ Ci:.SJJ AC ,E F O .~ CO 1.l ME J.tC t AL •!'ce· ·
bachelor. $2j(I. 1mo. PVt e Bar·&Que ' · 1 BR Furn/u""·-yrlv, util Oenai Point 382'6 IN NEWPORf ·--· '· .,......_._dlildrtn. } "'ROM -so Pri ,..ccm.l.fcs'a,,HarbOI' ~ ~~· ~t!r.'!ri -~-·· beach. e Phone service , .. ,,.. • ., ~ . , • .. .1 • 1 -~. ,_ r ..,... · v rms &: at Adorns. Be au t ~-, tt I· 1 : ....... ,.; .. ~·A'VailablllN>ii!'t.so --•
673--7161 ' e 1 mile to ocean :!'aci:1in-'tii9 ~::-P 0 rt PANORAMIC OCEAN VIE\V Luxury bayhlnt apartme~t Oaawooa · ' <A.Pia ·for seniors. Llncm; mo d'e r n . Al r".~'ltl u ale, ;M;;:I""~ 4 · • •• .-
BEACH APT BEAUT furn. apu n65 &: c d.' Ma . Le 3Br duplex, 28' !iv rm. living, Boat slips at )'tlur . Garden. . wdd set\', . Xlnt 11ecurlty. janitorial. Cass A. JY_~k~ Notari '.R'.tal E~tite I~.·
1 BR on Big C.Oron.1 . $250 mo. i11a, Spaniali style buildil)g, orona .. r 3922 ~· Adlt&. 493-7557 or door. Wlillc to thops, rHtau-, ~ i~: :,r; ,!: ~ ~1~B~~:.<~ ~A~A l~\!D,-B.lyfront
yrly, tncl. uti!s: & i:nmce. :~na. Ja=-~t. ~)lOOI, E.URA la.rge l Br, -2~!. ~&, NU· 2 Br. 11); Ba , twnhse, f:tB~,~~~-eryoetpa~~at:. _.._....,. Ki'\chcii: S30. -'wk up 8pt. l!?,I WESTCLll'F'1>R. ~ce q.r :Sf.Ore ~J~. 673-8057 /if! 6 -... .,1."n , ·-· 't hlk ,B .... Brand new! F'rplc, 1 ha c pl ha! .,.,._ . 548~:» or 66-3967 N ,, __ T ~--~-t C 'f~ "lO · ..
. I BR' It°'. mo.'Yiea"y, "' ""' ..... u•: """' c~I lully dra~ all f c, shag, cony. s...,.,. 2-bedroom. . 2-M.th mt.it& with lrvineand.Jllh ~rl.¥'-"' .. _,,._... enter . ~''"" "" n ol Bea"~ off "1ater. ~!"•• ... • ~· new '"" "A"' "'" '""" 64' ~so." ROO'I -· s-~ L ' Olli · c-.-" "'!'' .............. Utll pa.kl. Stovo, Tl!fr'lt:. -"* _ ....., l!P~· ]tJo. JO mo. or ye&r mo.~ or -.. ... --uuu spaclOUS terra~. pool, ..,...,,., ..., .. " ou man, 1u, mon y. e••¥W ce ..........,. LAGtj~A Jl(if ~· f
prb. disp. 61>71f.B AD\JL T GAROEN A~T lease from S400. 673·0030 ·. 2 B1t. 1. ba. cpts/drapeS, subturanean 2-car Jljiidng. -·· ..._ .•. 275 Flo~~~. ~ta~ . : ~LL. QN·SJTE li~"'GftR. nce&:Jor ~~ ~---;· -ll-. 1~~--~-~-~ It BR ~· $1A't/MQ'. Pool. DUPLEXES, 2 hr l ba. l290 -Ocee.n View. $200 mo inc All adult. full r.ecur\ty build· ....._ · _"&l&-el36,, • ~ - -(ni) ~~lll ut~~. ..... Prlrfll! Qial H\I. · .c97..2t7 ~ t ~. • :t Corona del MM . 3722 Nr. Lak fto,;J' !'"""' ~<>.L • • Ill ·-~·-Ing Now' ~-t ...... • ' 16th at IMn. 1.110 APT ·---· 14' 18' .... ' .......... r ')', r ... "" ._. u ui 2 br 1 ba $270 u . _,.,,."" · " ... "" • ,,.. ~ A.'-., •170 , .,.. on ....,.....,.. x N£\V Plwih.'Ollice Bldg .. :a or 494.,_,,, ... ·-· . • .
LARGE 2 BR turn apt 5 St. 536-7447 aft 5 & wkndi;. 2 ba'. $:)25.' AJi .:.;1~ LARGE Mod 2 br ., ba, built-Ins. dfocor. Leases lroin ~-v rn1. and ldt¢hen and bath. to (j lti\t illit~s ·c.onierence , · · · ,
min le bch, gar, tta ti o, I\IEN, sm~ .beaFh hot e 1. &: recent I y rt'decorated: gar., Oceanview, ~y~ $225. S:tKJ per mo. Ci'fb1CE Ne_t,$0rt Beach_ 673-124L Rm. >:4!fox' c0Pfer.: 'Near lndu\tr;Jal Alenftl 4$00 .
w a I kt n c Io s c.t , bltns, Rooma $2L50· 9.'etk. Apts. ~or 644-7326. · mo. 34Cll'.i Granada {714) 615-8551 LAKE FRONT Guest. Home 4150 O.C.' AitpOrt< tll-3640.
dsh,,,·shr. Adlt.s. no pet s. $95.mo, 536-7006' 2 Bedroom $250 "'°"\ 1.,,.,1utt . 3130 Newport 1&.v 'fowtrs v· ELROCSAATllONLL''ES LOVE.LY IA--ivate • OuLXtll~ :!....°'.....!~!~'' i>d«........ .~·~·-* _cM,l ~t $100. rm WallaCe, .Apt. B. BEACll Single, lum. 0f1 ' Patios, glll'agl!;'· ... I 310 F ~ St N 8 ..... 'J!OC ... -_,,...,,_, .---~ .,......,. S.16-JliSQ. 1tttet perk'g. SUS lst & tut. M&-9303 or rn-oo93 ' e· DELUXE e ,erna '' · • · ~-Ptiv~ms. '• 67a.69!l0,' 23» E. ~t.lhl')', llOO~iq-~ ~195.
Co1t1·ft\e1• 3724• 8\'CJ. 551-1~~ 426 Acacia,· Cdt.f ... 3 BR, ~% BA apt for lease. PAiiil. NEWP.ORT . : .".... . , . ~ .. CdM ~ , ,~ ~ ol(c, plent;y .. 1;1~ 1---'-------BACH"LOR, n~ mo :a.-• lncld· , ........ master suite, ' APARTMl!NTS ON THE LAKE -. V•c1tiof'! ll•-"'•I• '.A2SO. OFFJCEi ·SPAl;'f:' r ~~: ral ... 1700 Sq. F.t. $245 ... : • • a:. • ,....... : .rw-.., BR, 2 BA To\\'Jlhraute. ..-' w; """"rl ~' N .Saft-DI Frwy , LG I '<U · pet& or childf't!fl. Rehafile, S"'8.clous &: J\.fodern So f din mt It dbl a:arage. Auto ~cbelar 1 qr 2 B~/l1a At S.uth.Coost-,Plam ·· -, ncfo , ~ ,lociat~ !}...' '·-r. ~ ~., ·1
Pl;g.1 hsfso.' poo De;a ltto .!'1°,~: employed adutL '~79-17 u·"'"'" 1~90 mo. ~ ,;.,';..0
1, door' opener avail. pool &. : 'and Townhousti . •. Pool • .A?puJ~ _Aquai .Bar ,;. 1 :~ent · ~y CO . 11 bp..,m w:i ~ 4 •. , • " 1 "!I'll• ?Pl~ -""
''" .... ..1 t• 'J .,.,.,..,,u RecttaUon area. Adlills .Fr. $224.SO, • tlpe' n "'6 Dally A · JaciDZl., Spectacular-j ~rge,.I BR apt Wlth Ww nOl.ah llteJ"Satate1tnc, ,. .... ;.,-
dable lo respo Ible clean Hu'nt. n•rbour 3742 ' 833-ll'« only, no J?f:lS. . Spa POOis . Tenril• A~·. J...a¥e ' ~,...ITawefUil ¢ ln9Uf1~ and, OVl!~k· -!SC. P.&a: s~~ 'f •• _ ~ •. -. ~· I. ' ~:~·s.~fu'.s.I ,1881 r.1on· SPACIOUS BAOI C d . 2 1or 3 BDRM. l bile. 1x:4.; • $322 • Across from Fashion Island Fountains·-% Mlllk>n DoHar Ing pM>I. ()lo!~ PAL Pd lSl?· WEm'CLIFF _NB'~ 1 ~ , • o,st llew ,!-I·?. ,
. C w/sunken fly!.. i.lcoo~;. ~·A~~:·~~or100F share. .1165 Amigos Way. NB ti.t.JamOon!eOn·San·Joaquin Qubhouae, Gym.· Sawia, DESERT loce.Uon. Nr~-~man AGT: Mt-5032 ; • ,. "f. h . S~tl!R{:; 1;s.
• EU! ARDENS APTS New furn. Kit. equlp'd. ;.!25. ·~ _., Managed by ' llilll Road. Tota! sl!cur:'--. &lioppine cehtet. Wttlllf or ' · · t '" t"': 614·2361 40 ~ •
FtJRN. 1 &.:. 2 &R apt in S57-4577. e NICE ~corner lBdrm? 5 u n \VILUAM WALTERS co (714) 644-,1900 ImmedWe. OCcupancy mon~ly rafes. For 1·n ! o BANK ol Costa .ti,esa PLa:zl. 1;iq SQ. FT. .office .. 01'
adult ~tion. ¥ noC:pets, L •-h 3741 deck to.1ingle refined lady. Huntl-.ton S.•ch 3UO Vl•ta · Del ·Ma.-, ADU"' TS 642-0596ors.56-8868 . -~ce t,_u rd ts_h~d . Nice istci~. Plf'nty ·of ~ J77 E. 22nd ~.. ·Al · aguna Dt1•C 1 Iw... $190. 673 6274. 644-C ·19 .... • ·-• Sony, No~.-• P.u.M SPRlNGS/DESERT '"'-Pl· fn!lip $85. ~· $12a. ~~~ ~ ~·
Gll-SS.ta. I 1 BR GARDEN APT. frptc." ~otft Mesa 3824 CASA 'de LINDA ADULT GARDEN HOJ\1ES . IK:helor, 1; 2 1-::J'l 't•s. Sha'&W ?.1ouhtain ResOl't ~DELUXE 2 nn. 'ottice: East.· Call·~ • .. , ; .
L99 Fully FUJ"'fj 2. Br 1 blk 10 beach, util. paid .. $50 OFF IRVINE ·AVE. AT MESA from .$175 "''-i lM, ~cw,e~ Clu~~ 10 champ .. ~ .H~·~ C&l-1..~_,:,Ft.._ Stof·· .:.. @ ·
Bltns. \V/W. <lr'Ps. ·pool. s:m 497-l157. CHILDREN OK .\\iith,•Thls Ad . Near Newrrt m\'d, Frwy : S..ita AMI · ~ feM!i·murts,)uxµry ~rp. JtealonpmlC!!, mas. 67;;:..gm) " .. 1 , : !' ... _
Adlts. no petl:. $J!la.. oo-9J20 N BeKh Lee 2 Br· $170: 3 Br 1 i,r. 4f7 YorktoY."A, HB. . I: Irvine Industrial C.OmpleJ!: 3700 {st..a..-4. 0 . ' . Cat~. <7.J~~ . -. MOOERN o~ '°!. r ent • , OPEN. STOR.AG~. ~.'lit. '.
STUNr.:tNG 1 br i ttrden apt. ewport 3769 Ba $190.. Duplex &: 4-plex, BRANO N'Ew . Avail Now. k!-1:-~1:'11· w/..:-,2BilU~R ~·. , · · . ..~~ •. r: ... Rent-ls. ,.-:illtre 43'0 ·.ROQ(I · ~hon. ·.s.»· tb 0'· J n.-graveled Jirta, N~ · ~
pool, 1'E'C rm., $185. Adults. DELUXE DUPLEX, \\'ntr., 2 pools. crpts. drpg, 642-Q382 2 B.R. Unfum. From $205, Q;j0r T.V. fu:;j' .... J.~.. 71f" »9We . er;-.~:: y -·~ .. :. · . Bl., J'lS. mo:,-~ ... ' ··
Tia \V. lBth St. Ne"llOrt Oceanf!'Q111, 2 br 2 ·BEQROO,M! NEAR NE\V Ample parking, encr. iar, Secwit p l'.:'l n ......... •--..,.Av 1 u .vµ NG. ~f~lhtt 8ui1Mis 'RWM ~*51 Bcl1l~·-•1 .•
DUPLBX I BR, f~rf!o'lill.C.1\1. l!i ba, $325. mo. 5301 .Sea· Cpts, ,...,,. forced air heat outside JmQ. 96q-2907. y a ~of.lo<' .. ,.. u"'. • . · . &. SOf'• ~s warm. rtspon. ' , . --· •. '. ... · ~~~e;~:. <~iJ:.'I! or mo-~'~"°C""'c-· '-'¥1"-'"""·~·-~--$185 i ·.,"¢an "'kdays 10:30 * LA·;:~15{~~NE * • 'NE. w • ~~ 88hl~@;-eh!;;'.~ · -' ~ ·-~-·
ON the bee.ch. ba,.•.,,lor ,to:::_;t;;' ::~;,.'4>-0395:;:. ::..::·=·,_· ~--"-" 2 Br. untum. ·All electric. apl. ·Hiive bustnes1 bkgmd.
~'~~c~!t;~. ~tJr•Aj~~ s~~~D ·f~'QR:.~nl ~:~ ~8~~~ i'.oo lie L~e ie;: .rti.w . ·Fireplacf'_.,1·1i~ated Pool. YOU'LL BE GL:AO & recently n10ved to NB Adull.ll. $185.·i 'Up, · . fron\·Wesf U\, nevf.'
1993 Cburch 5-18-963] . , Faddfn. 67a.U6S Dishwasher. disposal, patio, ~-919-1268 YOU WAlTEDI &Urtss'g. b o \V dlscourag'g. PRESTIGE LOCATl(1~
FOR cOstA Mesa ' ln4 Costa Mesa 3724 raraee. szm. 6"-0878 ACJ'OSll fro,n 'golf coune Introducing new bach, and jOb Opportunity & s&lp·lei :c.:.=;....c.:.C.--'---"c:.;._;c;.:;..:_;;..::c:;c ___ _:::::; LAftGE 2 br, l~(i b11.. "" 2043Z Santa A>ia Ave. l bdrm apts .well wortli are here. We have· excel.!
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,\Vashr/dryr rm. Patio, "--n Sat/Su.n 12 to c. seeing. Refined · y·et 'af. refs., look'g. for a gd . drps, crpts. Cklse 10 schls ""..,... of forduble • Gre1t BEACH homf', pre~rably In achool OFFICE OR STORE & S. Cst Plaza. 546-86S8. 403 Orlon. CONDO n e a r en\!ironment 1 • furnished dist 'ot Corona de1 ?,f@T
Hoag. 2BR.. 2 BA, Utll hi)'. aaj unlurnlshttt a . ~ · Hlih SchoOI. ol°' · wllf, S:har. • EL~! GARDEN APTS
Unturn. 2 BR 11pt in family
Aeetion. Pool no pel1. · 477
E. 2:!nd SI., C.?o.I. &12-3645.
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J Bedroom. 2 bath. $320.
n'IO. Includes "·ater. 5t&-S880
ask ror Bob.
LUXURY APTS Patio "'''· ,..,,,, c1 .. ,. Im • $185 to $215 • = apl, i;<l-4022 .. • '
Just· beina completed, ·1, 2. mo. O\\ner 64t--5583. t
& 3 bedroori'ls, lirepla-,·, ~. EXECUTLVE A'P•r , 1!.AI& 0153 GAL-Sate U. Long BtaCh .... ~ r. ·..trf •Q11 student e~yed in Laa-una · • . .,,,, :Tc!rue;u1GRi:i~ ux:0A~ °&!~" s1~· ~~ ~~~ Ti~ · · ; , I ~~c~@O~ !~l: ?:n1~ · .. :;·1._ .. ·~··R&T~.-1l JIU.·~~ .. ~. " .. $~.·, .: ..:~,·~~~.
TION IN TIIE BEACH Fernando. apt 102. See t\lgr, ~ ·a beautiful home m Laguna. -'Ille Bb ,,kl Cif. ~O&la Mes:~Z.,u rent 1,_ , AREA. Call 960·3221 or 615-7~ or 6Ta--6'551 Pleue call MS~ / · • · • •u
839-'133 ask for Ailel'll! or y EA R·L y ?o.f o DERN n'f\p ... a.:tfd.M s 0-UY •23 delirea •roommate p~l me· 1oCations for 'Tetai·I . tor.e to:: ~n. SPACIOUS l Br .. blk from ~;:1' AP"" maJe· or female to share merc~~nts.Jf~siring..tr.emC.o'_dQitS trarrio AMB SSADOR INN · BRAND NEW .
$1.SS EASTSIDE 2 Br df>b:,
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~2612 or &t;;..9030.
WALK TO BEACH . ..,, .. & baY •voil Nov. --· 2 B 2 .. Apt So . Willl .putchasmg· l'Ower.-.Jdf)(l,5-,ft'. ;n'erti l ly $250. 673-1909 . r, . ,near , • '!• ~ .. ·
1, 2 & 3 Br. crpt, .drps. ·on · 1433 Sv-rior Avenue Coe.It P1aza Call Roe er 1 stor;e·. '.Will lia,lter. ,lO. 'rJ.ift~tiUsi~es ~ r
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c~1. new dros, bllns. No
pets: S160. 786S ha 11 mar.
64i-B907 .
1&2 BR unfu'TI Garden Apia.
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ftr . garden apt, pool. SJ9j.
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Bch. 84.7~7 ocean. $260.' 548-89\2 or . ti ahr. 4 br, xtra. fe.-d\lplx, ·~Main Ofnfe-gf-.lJ,an!r:rtz,..,.. : .. -:i ·; •. j ......... ,
DOG RUN ST>-3600 ". b1k to oce1J1 &: ba1, ', ·•·' ·-. ~·'i 1 • "' ' ~ \ r.~ :.:.'\ 1
Spac. 2 br, ·apt. A11 xtrai. 3 BR, 2 Ba. ,blk to Beach MESA -NB. .cau; Gat:y or Joe r . ·-· ., -·~· -· . •• .· -~~,i~~~ '~'a ~; ~~1i~1"' ,...!t'£s1J: (#Alt~°iPT~ ,~~~'.'~:~h"";:-~t .. ' ~ ~'. ?oFFICE ,S~A£f ;: ; :-.,;~ .. , ';
2 BR •P• """'IY !"lated DELUXE' or 3 BR, "' . '· slprage , 979-8891 .. '~500~q :·fl·.-i.lil'll•b~fl99;',ont~ilf .'. new 111ulg cpl, arps, 1ot8 LldO s~ ·1 beach. Cj:lts., 2 &: ~ Bd,nns., crpt1~ dtpJ. 61,\\'kends ·· . y1_'1)c~ Qf. S~nk of. Costa•ri.1esa..-Cao' dt.VJdC:'
or cloiets, garage , No 1~dYhr~h1:e ·61,a:,..~:;;.• iau~~~. ~itti., t~~!i CHJl.lS,TlAI'.f.l\t. ~·~ht. On to Su11.'I~~\ All Q~$ p.ii-c~ntl. J4ea1;·,: ···
children or pell. 42a A 12th v · .ru.n.>· roo l\•/pOol . Jat>.ts; iYm ·glff.; OW'n roo1n • s J 2 s.. for pror~s nal man. Also 1500 •;..ft ~ tn
Strtel. PARK NC\\'porl Apl, 2~ plan, roo:: llHUn~ "fi .. t >Mutts ·6?J-$. or 75Hl00 1\ r. -llaflk:J>ta· tf-'81iifdilli{~TywiA 'ii,·•. 't"1"d " CONDO 3 hr 2 be. CP.lS onJ.y $329 nto, tenn11. etc on! ' t' 288i' Brh:t 1 Helley. r ·\II , , f(.1:-d • ,... -r._ .'_':l'qva e •
d · 'W/D ·· • &.to-am n'°mln:is or e\·es c y, 'r1_ pe •· , ,0 • ltOO~"TE --·•ed ~.,hr ., ',space· 1~11-te to man1tam\·firSt rt\te •. rps. pat10, . retna:. Ollta •• 1111 • ,.. ....... ~ •l<.'nl ..... .... 1 b e f ·"" e r · &. stove. No tee. sm mo. BAYYRONT 3, Br, 2 Ba on 7St--41t7. .. 3br ..hf>\lit, NeWPQrt .. ~ch. ... ct 1. r . o ...... ·.£~ n 'teJf:fbtS: ... Air !OP~·-... I
AAk ... Bev or 0 a Io maln baY. P"!. bch. W/_PI'"', ' ,. '( ' $µ1.11\o. 673·"51 .~ t '" -~Utnlf'li\fl,<, WOQ l la~l,IOl\il'-C'll,Jl'.t!>ilRY for :
963--1786·96lo<:.67. 97'&-19.~; 6-14-45 ;-· MALE or female, 10 !K_e •. 3[lpwnllilcpta. '.· ' ··~ l ·-.
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2. 190% ,hcurHi 2• A f.W hOws of ~ I:' Qi,c:. Declal PROJo', palnter, ,l)oneit WOl'k., f'uf\y quatlflei:I and •X· ~ l;iw, Costa Mesa. Ca. 211, eto Daily Pilot, P0.1 ~;,;;~;'.':~~~,.,~1·-~~~~r.:~~r-1 '-fmtthMttt c.lltctl-WMklt · .r•-·.-t.'46-..198 S.~ · Hill .. · lut-Jt~~ frtt ~~.Pij(ei!Ckll'lal rt&t• -. Bo:< 1560, Co1ta f\teu, Cal . ~ RECIPTlunlST
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' _,....,."\, -lftw1.tment ef $lttJ.. conetetC. 962-196'! • R.B. P.alntin(1ext. Mo 1·t IL maintenance of tarp 11.L'<· a 2 memocy ea I c u'I at 0 r E·Z MONEY home, bo-.rd & salary. Non· Call P.t~I . 546-6170
·,.'i"· Por com1'p•'•1'-·sn· s1''.._··'·1Cool3I or'..•1-~.. '' CAI\PENTRY • PAlNTING home• ·isc Ml· ft., paint' ury adult apts/mlrina eom· n1alres l1 niott fun tor sharp 1''or )'our verbal c:11pabllltie1. mioker. should have own RECEPTIONfST p/tlme in ~ __ , 8.Q®DEL A REPAIR lneld, alto int paintine. free plexlnLACounty.~ceUent bookkttper. Great beneills Earn SlOO +per ll:etk tor tran 1portation. Pilon! btlsy salon. C~l l 548-4179
$7.hr: 646-307'9 eat.' 613-3658 alt 5 cpportunitle•. Submit detail-~ locallon. Olli P.I a 1' Jon part·lime, lpm·5pm ,or 5pro· da~hler •l 67l-!124 c r ask for mana;er.
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4511 L•t & • ·-••Bia • Sinall•• Penonallty painters W·l th Box 1560 et.ta ltleu., CA '"""'· IW\<>'> Micbelson'-0r'. spacious cm~ a.crou the lVN REUBEN'S ~ -~2"1 the •pel'IOll&l touch. Slnee m _., slrett from ~ County c.u;w:· ANIMAL 00~ ' . U11 BOYS Airport. For · penicnal ln-INl·WAR IE OUSI H\mtinitcn Beach 'Shelter L. ·'l'f!!u~ ~CXJNfI!-. J 'i:, u·11 I EJrT ER IO R .P>dN'TlJl,'G. teMew. Call a.tr. Keyser, 3-11 Shift DIUm-ntia1 S35 Jocked ~ .1311 EdisOn St. ·~ ,'!"':l'ti.,,InUDftNY, f n lah Uc'd, Ins'd, Rera. Terms. . or 833-8098. ' 11-7 Shift differential S36
uni.ta.. tM .J7,5Q Baek l!l(.Jfu-Society Ccupenty,.Mlke.557w3098: Richard. ~ An)'tirne. ,.._, 1Apt. M.nager1 I GIRLS &f\;e\\• Conv. Hospital ·~ , '.CE AmMAL •. ASslsr .. lpGUE •rpet S.n1ce .. ,, PAPERHANGtNG &: pain. ~Jie ~ f/Je"tt,e ~ Par.r Rou~n F/C BKK.PR TO $1200 'C0.8ta r.fesa 6-t:!-1500
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rill. ~ to RVlt, .. tir .lite Cocker, i'iiOnde, fem myself. Good rtft 531·01Dl. . 833-36$. . poyu LARK ENGINEERINGjiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&j ~ . .··Jlnall house ~iMp lAb. black, mate st~~ ~l eatit n·z PATGI ·PLASTERING ' 4SSEIJABLi R ' IOY:S & GtltLS p a~i:l~ 11~~~~·1:~or fur 866 ~N,B. RN's ~ . ' ~ In ·~ lM e .... 1 e~*~~~~· '~· ~~ All Typec!ii~~atirUtes ·-s;:.~·:rre~i. s:~~~l~~i N:..~·~r ~ ev::," Bal~ ~telnl-1'etired pel'IM. No ex· t.fG~rr· tme 21~30' Sl::.O "'k * CCU'S ~J ESPERATELY need ,man . Plf?'l ·.ereamJBlk. tnale ,.~-.,cob! 1Jriibten," Ptvmblng ·. 1 ! '.'°ll benefits ine~ude profit ahar: P#ninllqJi. ~.contact ?.it .. ru~·~:µ~~:R'btt~ver:. fiam &!-Collea-e prf'd ?itr. >
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j.!litJiboil; 1140 tent. .2· 0 7' Bl baittd dom. BI / w b . ACOUSTIC c•1c.1.k-s furnaces, dahwahn 6t2-'i26.1 ATfENDA..VI',. CXJ'!f:r· fo r BR.\KE & Alflninent aetvice. Food S.rv. Attend. di\'. 11.'/buslneu re.lat·• d . ~.,,.rial Hoapltal ttmore, Apt. A Ji.B. .1 mile MIC f< . BIA · Complete cr:a\'eyard shill. Good pay, Salary + comm. Ne .... <p:1rt 6Al\l-3Pi\I, i\fon lhru.. Fr t. degrH:. J.'anfastic e8rttr 0~ '42-2734 · EOE
;y woman-,.o.,ld Tabby 14tt-male -~y CALCqJSTl£S ·Plum.bins Service L ie!. frings .e ~t..'.:-'App1Ny'BShell Tire Center, &W-8022. lrvtne lndWJ. Coinplex. Gall por.·providii;ll xln't> iUO"'th i':::::::::~~ :n='*"10'•:'::· l board in.~ _Dom~,~-ba.Ji. Or~ male APP!n.'O,, PAIN'I'ED fl'26S.I ~... taoon. ~ •. .-vine, . . Ctsfilt:a I:. CASH l ER for appc, 63.H214. .8~.J~~~ne~'.tsi>e~!I• &tRJ)mo..~ s~~.dom. B lk /Wbt ~~~ RAYsrfmmmo ·~RVICE AUDITOR/NIGH,! HOSfE~ ·Exper. desired. *G•rd•nt:rl Wa~ l:.DeMis Personnel Agency RN ,.
E:DBL. or '5 ~_s. Sh.·~ dom 8lk. Fem .~·OFFFftE!=~UI'l$R .... . ~pain.Jnstallatioll;i Experle~ NCR 4 .. 0 0 . ·Salary according tc exper. Guam. customers. Earn or Jntipe; 2082 P.lichf'lson :~. only,.: nied"' ·fin· " ' . -"' ~u 11llS nu 2t'hr. aervkle . ·~ Full-time. Apply. in person, Contact ?ttr. Hajen, Ham-nG'4·, pay later: lrl&h s·1 t>r. Afed·Stlfl:'. untt . 11·7: '19--l:M-t wkdp, :., ', 1"0(JND )11l&le caL Bir: Red· . 645-,. • '. ' Remollel Ir Repair 6081 Laiuna Hills Hilton, ~ bW'Jer,H~et. 1S4S Adams., 534-7181 534-3144 P.fEOL\NlCAL Eng:illti!r or &hlft, f/Lime. Xln't bmefi«a . .. -.. -• dilib. brire. Fie.a C9llar. At· . La Pu ·Rd. Laguna.Jli?ls. tM <Bi1ni PP,to) GENE_D a I OFFICE . ·Dr'aft•mnn. !nale or ft:maJe , EOE.: Contad Mrs. Jensen, i!!ll:I~~!!!!'!~!!!!!~~ ~13'~~~d J , ~:*~CX>_~~ * 'ADD·A-RM·t~lfODEL &: cfl~.d~·7:1&-3:30. Need mat~girl With~ sorit~~ experteTi.,e. '$600/$800 Costa 6.le~ P.te111qria,I ~
I [i)' FOUND. · Ul!:J ·.I"e.-..-~repalnted REPAIR,.~·yrs. exp, ).Jc. •. AYON .. f91fli!>b'1 live m. N.B. 'phorie \'Oice & appe¥'aooe per month to start. Calj ~tl.'Pi:1• 301 Victorif,, QI
__ Gray fluUy ~~· ~-.,u.11 . lex, Ml-5775 No. 238-014 !:MITH CONsr M+4033. Mr. Prioe.~. to "'Ork In 3 iirl office, li~p~,.~,l~Omo~~h~o~od:,ror,; ~~~00~;1=:::::::::;:::'::':·:~ . ' ~~spots· or ~ ,_n. . rtt9 6019 4!'.J.3414 ,, Commun. icatiens CJlirk . to do typina, tiling & M t SSEN·G ERISU'PPLY "''~"'" T r a 1 n~ t · Roofl '912 Need ·Cpish FOr ans..\·er1n2 phones: \\'e oiler Clem. nttded tor eStabllsh· ~~f;=;;;;:;;;;~;;;;~;;j ~1~1h ·• · cUsrOM Cxti.t.rt Work · "' Chri•tnias? .. flu"'"'"".·. ,._~'!..~~dwt•ood .paid ll""'P · h•llth. . .-•• rd""".,°"''"' coumy. . RQBIHtllllt', ' • -?itt'.105. \\1allts,'.DJ1vt11 REPAJRI'<:: an fypea. Re.as. "!' ,~::.. h \'l:lcation::i, Pt'Oflt sharing, 40 No exp ~;Call ?ifargaret oiiJUIN ro•~~ w·el mar · . •-Sa · ' "'"""'...,Li'd 'kt If .,• w-'bi•"""'··•-p"10ne~..,,.-ty80Ugtfor hr1r"""'k 1150 per <.<'•m.,"•·-,•-DIL T~CQ "'I''""·· an er • , • "'Ulg ., .-.:e est. c , 'ttS ot )'O~ ~ .,,, ~ .. en._ Dusy Ofl!C, ln ~ new ... , · mo, ._. ..-~ • , feM¥e. Limping. Hurt. Flea ~NAB LE . 61.>-85U \Vali. ~ anytime thusl.astic, you cen l'J.·• T ti u 1 Ld l hJ\ • f.f!Mt enjoy to start wilh rat.es. Call NEED 3 \torne,n '1mmed. to F•1hlen )1l1M
w '. f'OR SA: E ' coUar. Santa Ana Heights. CU4ENT Work ol all klnds, Tift , ;; 6091 earninz money h1tm.,tiate . Jlft:iisure ":Si&\ia'tion &: , ltlink ~~~! . ~ppEt~ ~~~-. . c:llstr;ibute C'tlristm~ pro. 1"1'iEllll~orm~aUon, c.nWt: ~ ~· G e n l 1 e · ~ble, free Htirnate1, as an AYON REPlt.ESEN· · ~ feet. !\lw.1 Fee Jobs. Call , duct; . .Full{kl/t. ?ilr. Levi · PIX, EXPER.
ij}' KENN.Y :CX>RP. OaIJ 638"'3325 CERAMIC TILE ~~lcs, ~ •. ;A~. ~~r' ... , "".· ... H•,rve Lynn 1tt ars c Ii. 833-2700, :m~i:.n~r A~,~~:,,· Sf6.M55'. r62 MulUp~ ~7811 . •LQS'f., lrale cat, 1 yr, 6021 bath, entry, ~ .pan 'u~ ......... · "w or "'a s: DeMlS Ii Dennis ·Personnel EOE . . ~~m~~~~ ~ck "'/white paws. Anti C:OfttraC~r repair. F1ee Est-ic-&M-:llfi 540'-7o.IL ' A'.Piicy ot Irvine, 2 o 8 2 , NEW. F.A(.TORY SE~TRES:S. Fl'JTElt to Lemont. Jut seeza: ill Vic: ~7 ~1. 271 Stte4elfcn Dr. • QUARDS 8raJ1tb ouUet11. just epening Experitnced •
'A: . ~j!~ar.-1 ~~al Palm &: Baker. HO?ifE Jmprovements-Addl· 6.itA~nC' ttLE NE\\\.'Yli :BABYSmER, needed ini· coo~s, men or w,o m ell . Immed. Need ~ Ir: p/time In ana nee4a tl)e following:
......,.. -~ • · ticnt, R.emcdel, sun11hade remodel. Free tfttima.te&. ~ ined.. Part Ume for my Bldast exp, Top wq:es, A~ guards for Or'anze Cb. area. !t!imt Tme, $].&:; wk Ei~!Mnt Benefits 1'
'.ort Bea e h , J'OUND, r~to.ale ·lrlsh Set· patio <.'OWn, ben1;lies, etc. Sr• i...i.,, -io:elcome. 53&2426 t.:...i--rteri pr'lnces11. Vic: ply lo .. m ·,'Ca·trow '"s ?il ·f2131 . ~. Sam· Semnen l21 •' 13.hr Ubft:al•Dbcounts· . ~ 00 Brick I ai.lol fire JVVO ..... "'"""" a pm, hton · thtu Frl.1 Sak"!zntn · 1 Open ~·-=au~~=::· rin: ... ~f'~·~·Ofk: fair ·. *. .. 547-M7' * . I ~G~:y:=:~m Sehl. :::.~~;Pl Co tumOU l.a\l.Ten« Secur'ity; ~ilc. Pref Ovt 2l 1married, ~-A~~tt!ra~
j99!2600. . ~··· F'l"ff dffir:n & eaU-Kitch, .,,.ntJy.vays, Bathroom&• BABYSl'ITER: 'Hn .,.,itdys COOK, p/time. Short order. HAI RDRE$SER All.bebefits, ~ po1WOna. No. 2 FUhlon laland,.NB
wsr: .. "iORKlE q, CdM mati:. R!!f~. State Llc, Top Solt 6ij'2 7 to 8: mt.I, &a,t 7' to 9Pi\I, bu r a: er 11. e t e . coach's EST AB LI SHED ~auty: &a.Ion
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LO!fl': ruck Lab \\ilb white . 613---=-n. ~2i"O TC.-I .1.--. BA BYSl'ITER Desperat•ly u'Olrulll. E.'\,,er or-"Yill train. llAIR styUst· wfcllentele · Bonw. Vellicle F\lm. AU oil BlilclC 'neck wearing red __. i .,, .. , "I ~ Needed. · My home nights. 1-lesa Verde. Conv .. Hosp, needed in busy new aalcn. Exp. Pdi E!tab. bus il ~a¥1U . with Jai:, if found Electrical 1 .6022 HS. .,_ 1_.:; f.fature "'Oman pref'd. \Viii 661 Center St, CM 54!-558.J Higher perceotare. tem1..-,_ Med. cove ..... e, ~"1~1~-~~118~0 ~~~~~ I ~~~~~;:~~ · ~acu...-tutors ewn .... ,.o, comide:r other 64&-6CM9 * 493-2362· ~ft 7: 30 pm * •V•J • ..,. ELECI'RICIAN * Old pey11c:s, 'Oiemistry, Math. 1• . · .. C9'Jff!.liR ·"4ELP Profit Sh11.tt. Rttltt at 57.
J-New Jobi. 'S.Nlc• ·$6/hdur.·•..,,1113 .&f..,.6. BABYS TfE~ Dayo. Ma~ adw't, 11 or HICkORY FARMS . No Str:k" LaYofbo 75 ~· r·~!!!~~~!!::!~~~f!! I~ calls Anytime-Anyplace. Sch0ol1& .. ,\ ,Po&sltilehve-tn. ·'OVer.rU-J & 11"'2. s~ S2 .... . ~3ll0,MJ'.Tucker,.'J. M , ' 542--9829. • , , . _ : ' ll · ~2-~15 . . . ~. ~. Urnf'Fri_. ~2314. . Equal Oppor. 'Employer in/f
...:.. 41'1tit&.. . ..,.,~1= "--·-e n o _Jnstru,ct!on 7w5 BABYSI'M"ER for 1-r,old , C·US·T"'D 'AN, ho•p e....., \\'e are tra.inilll:' p /t l me S•IM R•pr.es.m•tin Miil · -· · · ~'.n. '-l.l'U"'l'""'-wni • J• ~! ff. ,. .. ,.. sa.le1pecple ·tor Olristmas & .].J ·~S UP JO IO% ' · 2331QJ. ··Small. jobs .. malnt t'Ou.ECE. sttic¥.nt 1 t v't n r Hrs. 7:30 AM to 2:.30 •. PM . prefer.red. Itn,ned openipp perm. job.I. JW\Jqfi6le work. Lf.adina:-11peclali11t represen-
t ,_,.,'TD L P•.e;z· lo+ .. , JUO '&.Rpain.-M8-5:203 plan'o .tklcnt: Bqihilers Havto"•n:trtns .. 64Hl09 ,!or p1u1·tlnre 7-3:~ .. &: 3. Dq·s .only. Ple&s, Call At ting .Nation'11 t...tr1e11 ·1 2 H '. oa.ns ·--'----F. ml . . 6041 'arid lnterri1ediate11 .Ca l l • BABYSIITER ·rra.nd-ti:t.o San.Cl~m~nte Gener,.i li!ckocy j'arm11, So. Cou t NEWPORT ·lfl'•estment Co. ·e~pandin; · l · 1 ·"· tur•· ' ~ af _1 512.-:..13 23 or mother ·tm 1u~ern aepa· ~pnal. ·t'IU). ~1122 ext Plaza. Lower Mall. · .irJ .. qi.IA. ~ '.~ 'is •
n •;·:.1 ·ro oans MRS REEDS ruRN l TURE R•••'' 54fHIJ!. .. .. •pl+ ....... ~ omoll ' . . . HO.USECL!:ANER·w .. 1rd Pono""•l Aton<y i'OWld """' opportuni\y,IO
•.• ~·, • Service. Oi~ itre~hen-1 N ST R U C.l' I 0 NS ·IN sal!Jr)'. ~ gi,\·11 J· It S. ~rllllh DELIV£RY' tEif, early k\l ?>ton. \Ved, Fri 9.J. $2.75 Newport Boach '42.J170 :i:ig~~:'m p:~~~
ftt. r.t .. n..•iz• C.. · ·SPIRTU-Al ed &: rez!ued. Free eat. SP~IS{i· Fer Information, spei.klnr must drl\'e, 6"0--0482 TimN ~le, C~ta ?.res11 hr. Own trlllllp. Ref 8 . basiA. J.'ull ·or pert time-.
' -1 "EDIU .. _.. 646-6988 l .flail: BABYsrM'ER. l&:t h.!kpflf area: No ?>il~fin~ •w}.tust 67"";>-8248. •--------•I Investment e)'N>r\ence ..... ~ littler u.... · e. M m · · 675-0047 · · ' have depend et1.r :H!i-&121 ~~""'~~==~~ .. ~ •~ .,,,, ""r,tMul·I ·•~"--an· ~,,,..· • G•rdenlng 4045 Room & bo6rd t~·~vaa:es. oi-54&-1780. ·. ,· HO JJ S •E•hEi:PlNCl NURSING , . nee~. We Train. For ~ , --~~ -· ~~ 830-<373,allj;. '""""''°'· 3·l l ' 30 pm. SUPERVIS.OR fWl Wo""811on abo"t t!U. '.•Harbor ... ,. )'N. Ps~c Card RH.ding, Ad· 1r-i-JJ BA!l'fENDER, expd, nights, D~AL ASSIS'r. Orf:bodo~· ~·fb>fp ·exp nec.,~sc part· . , _opportunity call 641>-tiOO or m e 1111. T.D. 'oh~ vtce 09•.U probl.enil, I.ave, BAM.AGAN It AGU1LAR. I: el )HAil ·-Top wiges Sains Seafood tic ehr. side. Approx. 4 da)S ltme· pm housekeeper. San ICU CCU 752-;1341. P.1. P. KRUSE &
L").:=" lite do\ta10WJ. s.r Marriqe, Buslneu, Health, M.e;ig~. ~enera with 5 . •No .. 2. eofona.,..del .~far, a wetk, Ortho. exp. req'd. aen1eole Gf>neral Hq.spital • CO. l:iO Newport Center Dr.
$350.. per mo. Tralisactions o1 all kinda. :rn. Exp. 6ur Service in-sr;>-0000 • Star1 ~-to. $4. per hr., 1n.u 496;-1122 e..xt 2".A. IO:NH:i::--------I :m due 21 !mo. ~ OpenUNoontolOP.M.by clUdfS \Yl·nd•••· r.an hlt'Wu.ttd,Mlilo ~ BE OF SERVICE TO ~ •. r~ ... e~~."..,~ .. ~,.!o H OUSECLE·ANING, Salea o.ntr, ~' d'-oowrt . &ppti cril)I'. (n4l ~~ . MS-,,. from~~ 8 p~1 . vN •R COMMUNlTY .., . l'6 .--.;.J.-... QJUJ ~h &·lndustr:loua . .aat.
m..115.1 . ·_ .. ; _ SPIRITUAL READER ~)1 know. floW ma 1 n t, YOUNG man."f:Xp!rienceod 1n , .1""" . . . . .· r . .DD!TA~·ASSISTINC, e..xper. Isl "'3.tetfrqnt. 0:v.'1l trans. DAYS. n.Jll,TlME
0 JO AM to 1n-PM eJlfi&n b~•. 1trlmminr, pa.ln t in~. apar:tment &; Get t:ald For It \\eteom· oftt~.mannger. Buiiy ·Hun· 1-2 da,ys per wk.. $2.50 hr. XlJl,lT BENE f'JT iw-Y~--.12 "for ~ . r: • .,._;:t~landsdpln&, ma ln,t en an c e JM con. 1 n g Ne';1(comers. Fl~ble tlna:ton Ben~ ornce. F'rlnge 8:'.3-31-15. GRAM w,~.·~.·.all ·rt1.;~,~k:. :.~l '~3486 sU'Uctlon setks permanent hrs. N• car, typewriter b.e·n•1·1ts, salary open.""""'""',.-,--...,--~~~ · <1 , N,1~ .~F·~at' . ,,.-n:.~-VICE _ job, Call G-: S79-9&2l , & happ_y d I_, po.a It i 0 n • 962-3329. , JlSKPR. Carnronlon. Elderly SALARY NEGO. <X>ST UNDER. BEAUTY SA· ue... ~ 'cr.un.t'i'I: ·~· :;.i1 3&J5. lady to ll\·e in & COQk for PERSONNEL DEPT. LON FACIAL. l . • • ·DBPllIDABLE Job w.m.cr, Fmelt 1050 -• Q~nt•I Chairsd Asst. sa1ne. $200 o. 675-1~. I HOAG MEMORIAL For Demonsttatioo -·"or · . -· · ee~t .. t..:. 9 Cleanups · BE.&UTY OPERATORS Des.irable So. Oran ... Cc . ..... • Cl · -.s;:_ ~.. 642--8901 "l .. ~ JACK IN TIIE BOX, lmmed HOSPITAL Infonnation call: ,:;.. ~ ' .~ ··\, z:•'ll"" "'r • PROFESSJONAL ,Survey }'ulJ or p/lime !or ne"''Y location. Some eve. b,r s. openi~J;:!i 9Pl>f . mldnite. 301 N Bl d ORIFLAME INTER'L,
i• ~· 'j $6J. ·! '. • WWWJ'.n;; Sa~n-Complete Interviewer-Orange C t Y. decorated lhop in N. B . 645-6631 befwn 11 & lgm. Also. uAr..t-8.UI. 1205 Baker ewport v 7141545-1408 ~(.V i "'", . ; .rella~eJ;; ~G~~f(tan -up ' Tree ~-~ \1P1 "°'or ~~~ .. ~)'613-8121J, area. 548-5212 days. 54~11n5 DENTAL Recept. for busy St. Costa l\tesa Newport Beach 213/3924566
" ST93 ...., \ 1 Trim~~ Firewood. Ben. ""' ~"'""· eves. ' : 'Ole .. At ·lea'.st I yT exper. ·. JANITORS
. '.. aft, 6 PRACTICAL Nun;e, x c Int $600 min. Very go c d NEEDED: EIGHT C®D ''N~URS=~E~S~Akle7, ~&~L-VN~-Sales Al1Ta!}'s_t ~~'e(t ~. Mow It n!f. i.fter 3~~ fl" With BOAT benefits. Some Sat.s. H.B. • ex· RAIN EE ... ,. , :.i.i...-.er.· pl care. Rea3. w 0 n d e r I iJ \ .p a-t I e rt>t. 8~ QUALJTY PERSONNEL Pfr'd. Bayview Con\'. Hosp, Sharp figure. orten"ted indiv. , ~ ,,.,.,...:'Mt. f1H)67S-8J.ZJ, EX 141 . I For full ,. part lin1e \l'Crk o~ 6(2...JjQ), Who Ules 11) key IOU.ght lor ~ ;Mepfuit• ~ ~ ~t: . it S Gardenfng:, ----" -· -.........-:-r. r DEN'Jl,\L ;u;llistan!. At lea5t at a modem fadlil;y In SJC. NU1tSE.5 Aides, 7-3 &: 3-ll. wper-r I r m w/fantuf:ic
642-4136 'EUROPEAN •GARD~"'"" ~:-~;NFr:ie1:~~~' CARPENTERS ~c;~:d~.;:"~~ Goodll . .,.,~a~dm• 8 '--Exper pref'd. \Vill train . gro"1h. rate. Call ?llarlon A'~'Womari 5'6" · ••. _ .. __ . · .__ .~:r:..n.. noaamoke r, drinker. , dentistry. t..aguria, Niguel. 21 ~•ld 8n.·-h•u"3 Xlnt \\·age & ben. 642-2410 l':fann. 833-1100. Dennis ·
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wo~ke •to meet a &ood ~apmg-... .,., .,..,Y,ce. -642-!ICl6i/'°"8--0502 . , ~or 831·1321. iua ll, .. -a I'll Of'FICE GIRL Denni& Personnel A.j:ency Iii
.lo m· •• , a-. '"'S8. """""bl•, 6ft..s:m. 68>142.5 .,. · 31 Js.nilora. 4-tl hrs t-"ne -· Ml~-1-· Dr • NH ·-o.·N~......." .. i. ~ ... lJllDSCPK.1 . .\R.Dt:n.itp•INT EXP'D HSKPR.. WUJ. pean \~l_needk ~riencl ed .. '-'~ DENTAL:-.Exper. front of· Call 979-36j::! f'or lar&:e H.B. drug store. ,,., , ""°" ,.,..,. ..... , . 'tJ$.'~~!!i:.~~~=~1 .. ., " ... ~ ... .,,. ~...... -Y\OM1> yoUr home on \\o1tlytbL.Y.·ld1 ""·""ta I p ... e; n. t "e.,.r n(!!_girl. l\l'IO""\edg>e ,of in-.. "','_i!;D~;.Exper. pref'd, Call SALES 842-MSL Sod, Sprinklers; Qeanupe, bu.IL 968-4lil alt 4pml.i \l.'Ork. 10 "-ork on d:el~e 1>urance. Good pay. 548-884-t JANITORS _,,,, REAt;.&stat~n.tninc. Indlv. Soll ed. 642·3331 64&-49(1.'« -pOv.-er sportfishen.. In a Pitt.me eves. Nev•por1 lkh Offset P ress Treine• ESTIMATOR
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lnstruction. Penona1 a ttn. MOW &: tdrt, borne, apta MATURE practical nurse company wiltt a future. DISIN'ASHER \\'ANTED -a ·r ea , A' P pl Y 1 71 8 2 TRAI NE E
Sal" -broker exam ?_, & IM: Tree b1mnilil&: tr .eekf part time pogition/ TOP \\'AGES & BENEFITS GOOD lfOURS. Qirmel's Armlltnl A SA "-hi 40 lfr. \\'eek. $2.50 per hr: <?.;';::c-;:;:f:::"'b'ii"=d ,.. r"' .,.rd clea1' ""'Jim.., ..... = .. • l'<elicf d1Q11. &i2--4m. · .PACl•ICA Dlnina; l:•Ple--Sboppe,628 N. ng ve, · · """ 'n + Incentive!. Apply. in tor -nt .... r l'g. '-. 8,,., "'ks.Academt'548-U92.· J • ~ ..-""I " •· Bech 4 & 5:30pm. Phone : .. -·n ~n-• 1 4 5 w •• mm
* P-·-·~~ ~-.d-... ' BUIX cow MANURE ' PM.CT: ""'NGRSE/c;.'91\Q'AN.'. . ev K. IPPED ...,as ·~v.-y, ....... guna .a 540-7813.' . '"'" . , . .,. .. ,l a\-er. ;) l>fath., En::. il. bk.ground .
...,,w"-U-u n.c: "" ,.-..-....... f "i D l S 11 WAS H'E R W nted Ne"-port. CM For a,_,.,,inlment ""'ll: Arl ·Raluctlon 10831 &?ach Bl, ·EAR'TltWORMS ·~ .. s .. JIOI, ""''· area. re s. 928 W. 17th St, Coll'& i\teSa , ~ J A.'ilTORIAL \\'ork·a val l, l'l"" .... Stanton. S27-.3411i * T51•1S70 * if req1d. Hn. open:·4M!Ml'l ~70 Daya.' Beac+icomb -s Cof· also s ub -contract '4'Cl'k PART Ume home delivery n4-~9161
""?.i'::...:':0-"fS:-.b:<:l,:::;:ck · H II iiil ·EXP NCR Bbokkeeper ·rt--1""' Shop, 2633 W, Coast a\·1til. f.>2-aJSS pa.pr, f<>\lte . .Exp. ,wi.th small SALESdERK m11.1uf.c for
Sh.Jt·ln hafr s~lna in your au !'f , ...... ,~ fiilltlme .,.,wk ,_...,. M ~ N « .; -r4 Hwy, ~· Sf2..8475.' car. S22~$25 dill)'. BUJ, drug store. f;,ul tfnic,' CaJ\
homi!-l'lf:ftobierts Hat ti ' .'t~ • ... '"!"'• .,.. .. -•• ·•9N -w · 1 · JUNIOR SALESMEN ,.._4903 Loi"Bljls.ia/t49M.1211 · LOCAL MovU\i • li!'u!""' -~0011,om< :;.,"I-Ml B6okk;.porth .. ·P>C toW.O DISl l\\ASHER A~pl y '" n;;;;;-7=:' ====C'l~""'~';-20<~~--~1 byatudtnt.LaJ1ttr1'clt , ·ct~INGJY''DAY F/CBkkprtConstruct ·SS50 ~n .an 4, $ids Blqe PBXAnswerintS•rvict:sECRETARY to$61S , reason,.~e, &ny Sll-1235 eXQerience .,.,3th ret , Progrnnimer RPG2/ • I. 1111 2lat Pl, N.B. Age 10.IS. Earn $20-$40 per D1tya or e\·es. F'ull or pit Sh so 1)'J)C· oo
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1 . 1~ 'CONnRUCffuiN ... or :TtMh • · ~81 ~~I 3 ssoo DOCTORS ASSISTANT "·eek ge tting n"""· cu"tomen Exper pref'd. EOE :Hl)..1962. Plush of~s. Sch areL ....... .,..._ 0 tiaullna\ lite demo, t r·ee Help Wanted, M&F 7100 14'al Secy/~te $150 Young_ lady £18·28) ~ ~-qrk for the D";/LY PILOT alter PRESSER . W E STC L IFF
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=· !l!!iiiiiiiiiili-li'iilJI remoyiua: etc. l'ftl. MS-3512 , $eCy/Publ\Ahln'; s&so a fi doc l',OT 11 ass is t11.nt school an Saturdays. You flJ Hr-5 day wk. Steady. Pcr!!onncl A~ncy •!, . ·HAUUNG '& Yatd Cleihut>. . Dental Frnl/Btk Ole to $650 /recept. tn health spa. No must be 0111 l. • sci)()(J) b~ 642-3472 8prts mfg, NB ~~fark 111 Center! "5ii;:o.;i":';7,'i;';;';;';;:'.;::] AC~Jnti 6001 11 mm al {ate, dependable A Better ~mp. Position Re<.-ept/A/Payable to $&.Q exper. necess. \\'e tra1n you. 3:00 pn1 11.:f be able to "·or Production Worker t&>l i;. ~;dinrer, S.A.
·t. II · -Ma l e•(i e r m.a•n • • ' • ae~.,reu. ~ ''PAYDAY Ke:tlJUnch Operator $100 ~~l~tn =:1d alt~ or e\'e. ~:l~~.~~e3!! a:pel'~j!~i1~~ lmmed. opening for niature --j.t?w~~ · ·;It all bfuWii SlOO A~ b,r.' TH LT b::Jokktt~~ tfe.ltll'lll & Air Cond 60Sl EVERY• FRIDAY General Offloe. Trainee · ar ., f. TrllmipoM:atjcn prov Id ed. perSCfl. Some factory exper. *S•c'ya, BOOMkoepert
. ~ ' antce lad. aD tuts :b. , :::cc * , lifanual type 3S wpm SUS OOT Etcher \Vanted, for (' 'I 968-4811. helpf'ul. 4 Da)-•140 hr '-''ork Liz Reindl!h Aaency
PrttcrtpUfn Glaaet.. l'!!porta. Gordon W a r r e ' GRAHAM BROS. 54IH.653 ()peninj:s Jtor: ~ ~ possible Pl a n 1 expansion. Equal Opponuntt)' Emplo)'et' "it. So I a r Lftlioratoritt, 4020 Birch St., Suite 104 ~ ~ So;" U!iut Plaza/ ~675;336 Furnaee rep4amnt, wall CCD\IV"'CC-.i.rr._tr'V 543-4713_ ~ubiildlary of r.terek, Sharp f\ev.·:xirt Beach 133-3190 bi. 10/J• fiS.6350 ,ld4.A.RMim 6002 ¥at~ ..!'£Cr A dwn IS.Cr1j.rM1 JWV~-~...._, Dry Cleanlnt Pre1s•r KEYPUNCH t Dohfllt, 2990 Redhlll, O f. D ial A J olt m.tlSS
, ~ 00. ARD t..... SED ~\s, &n-=j tumaos /Sr. 1'.ypll'I 488 E. 17th SL (at lJ'\.1noJ·C\l Combin~~· Xlnt "''llges. Eq,ual Oppor. Enipl~~!r _ No Cher .. To y_, ·1~kr mlk. ".\ifiei'; ~~. ~~u:~tMj ~:!nt 011'1 tor $2. IR.,,o T,ypl1t1 Svlto t24 '42·1470 Wodem ... p1on1. ~anent R..E. APARTMO."T SALES; £jtablb;bed 196:i
c.·:.&Glllil/642-9$11 tradea.SouUICoutBuikkn HoUMCJMnl 6054 ./R~lonlst.1 .,. be"'"' • ...,. •'\ll ~p.loyment. e .OPERATOR S'OWll •·11rirs1ive ofcsER\'lCE st Sal I:
•, BL v• '"""'• mixed 963-46SI "I ./LoL·rors E lectric (arts A specialidng In lnve1~nt 1 .. _ Tll. emian ,_ ... ~·-~· · -BOOKKEEPER. Sta prop &: exdwlgts needs UIJ'lt' man. op pe,y 6 lrlna:e trrier.~ i:."l ~'IAtilll:if ... ..i. •• ~G_.. IAtt emWy 1Tralnees tor • ~ied-t-C&re ~~ G~: ~a.!.~'lenance Ptumi S-Tpm. itonday thni 2 hlrh!)' mcti\'ateti R E benefits. ~pe.r. man /mtd. ">l-l-,::;-i.1 .. a~".~~~ , .~ ...->O•~ ....,.._... AND mNY f.10Rt! Xln't \\'Qt:, beM. 64)-2417. _. ....,,-vvtr F'rldll)'. Salesmtn, \\'Ill train ..• ~ Full or ,Pit. Shell, 7th I:
:· 8lJ( &: ,1 .. ,. ·ltd~'"lla~ hOmt. ! MO?';lli.\JirIDAY I ' 1. 1 A.Pl>lYO:!'!t ~ b Call (1141 MS--2'/JJ. ~ 267 appt., !)56...6TI7• ln.1ne. ~.B. ~~M~fr ~ a:.~~-~ ·~~...a'!..Se~"'°' nter ~ A DAB 01' PEIROLEU~I 1so0'&' Coast Jly,-y, ~.a. . C~ f:vAAppnLLntCmeO"'. j)."'fl'1 t·~ up the Mlp! s~~7ia,:1i1~1~~_7i,·.c·~ ...-.1.1. ~ -. · ~· ... ..!."? """"'"'' rs P'-n-• -Ice JEU..Y RP'lllett 10 1 • --~ ..,.., ...., .... ~ ......... D 2 Oucka. WlU Sab)'aft.. M1 home. an Efc, DW Est. 557--67 ._,_.,, .,. ',, threads of fitlCematl poliJil'I ELECT R ICIAN 17th&: Plactnlla, CM ''t.i~t" I tn cla~ificd, Ship •l1t1')' -+. N.B. ~13(.)
Maltlhl. maie or~ a.geL Oocd rttA. ~ ~'WWte pephants .. ovtflo 17$11 lrvlne and &1ue bottfet wtU kftop WANTE D tqual Oppor. Em.JM<>)·f'l' 10 Shl'lf't' R~ul!!! 642 ... 'oSi'S. Shtppint Dept, Supv.
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'lleh Verde · .durial 11111 ~ ,tbh" thhl • O&IJ)' 'Pilot T.c11iat ·.Oppot, Eril~r to ,buy, att1 or rt n t Tl) S9 hr dependina on e:c· PIWf Oaulf.lf:d Ad. Cal.I _.;'::'~-":'.::::._ perience. Xlnt Co pct' bent. ~.' • J. ?. Ol\.F'rl:-r.H.110. -cla11lrtec1 ad!'\ • · -10TMthina. per. 6S&-313jl. ~71. ROSA.iv INC. tn~) ~.
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rime tvet to a.:l.trl. Fully TELLER JURGEN5EN'S 81111 Ttrrler!. __ 1!Ab , w/J\.t hp, 3 phase tlectrtc mer&! 11djustnbltt sheMng. PAID
f':q) In llCr"f(>fl maktng. M't \\'Rntrd cxpcorirDCtd TeUt:r, 3-l31 Via Op>no, NB \Vel.marant:r, BuJl OQCS. Sib. motor fJ25. RI dial O\-erlw11d Xlr11 fur d I ii P I a y Io r
up & pMminJ:. Top "'' 1.,.. full lime. Coll for Info 6'13-1"2 """"'· °"""""'ua'· Tiny ""'Irr for wood " "'" ~......--. fn1< of new MARINE JUNK SALE IMMEDIATELY rlJihf prNOO, All r ,. p 1 I r • P!f';.-Appl.,r po o d l et . PU 8ull•. 1neta.I sz:io. Melal rack wllh COit. Guy (714) 5'1Hl.2Z. .
ro11fldentlal. Our cn1plo~e..'a B•nlc of Amtrlci \VllO ri~A ~\:!ORK! Cocltapoo. 100 Mt x E o 8" ca1te11, %1" wide. 26" LEASE UP! Offit'C' turnlsh'gs FOR AL L
know of th•~ ed. W r l t e lllti!Jl M . St 11 8 C! IOOSJo: ycur holltt. work PUPS $iud Service M~t d~p. 48" high S$0. Genr for Ml•. Exec. desks, 500 Lb P' 'I I ••· lb 16, P
CJ1VC11lf1NI Ad 1111 311, '·• Conta.C't £iji" 'G.:CCn Jor yourseU. be y0ur own lirff<l1. Rollfr CanllriH, tt<tuc:Oon bo-'C w/~ hp 110v El(e<:. d•lkt, ~~. chni. s Brass 1pe F tt ngs , W\,; .-ort~ FOREIGN CARS
Deity PJ)Ot P 0 Bo:ii: oo. Or run Peterson boa. l\1cn or \jo'omon. Ot.n Reptiles &-Turtles. Open nwtor. Light metal 11he11r eic. Xlnt. conrt. fi75.37%J holes, $20 ea. -Liberty Ships llatchboards, CALL OR COME IN
Ci60. C'<11ta. l\tl'ID..Callf m1li f',11URI Oppor. Emplo)'tt be ll!Q:hll,v bandlcop(lf(! Eves. m-<S027 21>·· clen\'er. Cllll, Osror nl EXEC. DESK & CREDENZA, $8 ea. Rope, Pulleys, Classic Marine Tollet TO SEE US
StuUeot:s l7 & n\'C'r. Neat • Oean Appearance. GREAT DANES t!-:i· ru:;~. m ~s. C.ontemp, Oak .. Leather, (?.1akes a Salty Planter) $25 ea. Marine NEED 20 TELLERS P /TIME-Vts., retlttd. Age 25 to 70. ChRmpk>n Unt11 ~<>r used. Sac "49. transmissions-Vec--Drives-Slainless rails NEWPORT ·
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l\t o nda y 1 hr u "~ r I du~, Hrn11eh ofc seekl! 2 bondubk! ~plement your llK"Omc. Adu!! l\f11lc Fawn, AXC tlSO HOT ARY nwwer, Se a r 11 67"3.8300 -All types Motors & Generators. 3kw Oman ~;.~9\\~~~· ;111(1~;':,: f1~1~; t·or:e~~a"l:c sJi".f'~f day": a;p~blye ni ar ~~ !~~i;::~J·~.s~~ii ~~~~,~~~new. Sac.Tlflce Pets 8087 1LlgbCt Rlanbt ,(slck) $95. Boat davits, rudhderds
on CJ\'h: Proj('('I lor Nun rune lor vn cutk>n rcli<>f. Ytllow Cab r.o .. 186 E. lGUt 30' CAPTAIN'S GIG, $2.~. M lic•ll•neou• I080 AQUARIU-P.lS w/fiilh. 10 « or olum ia Sailboats (everyone ,s oul
l'rofll Or~11n11nll:1rla11. \York t-:x~r. p~l'd. Contact J in1 St., Costa -P.Jesa. 4 o • u TI LIT y, J 4, 5 0 0 20 gal. All e~lpmnt Jnc. carry a spare), New for1nica tables for sail· 3100 \V. Coo.st HIV)'., N.B.
642-9405 In our off1(•1" No dr <' 11 i1 f'nrtc, ~+-7255. W c 11 t c r n \VOOL & SILK PRl!:SSEH w/Dle11el cng. s 7 , 5 oo . $50 or bit. 61J..2064. · b:oats, ,10 ea. Bring cash & your truck.
n-vulitlions. Apply frnm '1·!J r~ral &1vi1~11. 2744 E. Expc!'rlenccd only need ap. 675-8945. SCRAM LETS Ernie's gone mad at thi s annual 10 yr house.. t·/1~'. 1~zt~/1.kll(lll, t\lidw;iy ~~stE~l· Cd!'.1. Equal Op-ply 596-5124 LOVABLJ:: Old Eng I j II h ' -Pianos & Organs .J090 cleaning at Minney's Ship Chandlery. Many
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Now acctptin~ application • .; 11ion5hip background, $195 &: • PIANOS .Sunday. 2537W. Coasll-llgb\vay. NB. 548-4192.
for Conct'uion & Doorn1nn up. 4!16-$5.\1 aft 4 It. wkends •. ORGANS
positior11. ~!usl be 18 or Free To You 9045 Benign -Poath -Poked -.
Needs You Now.' . "'~r. ""t •P"""'""'· ... Cud"'' -PINCHED Re .. Als fr $5 ply ofter 7 P.b-1. ttt SOtrrH Old )'OU read about the HUI * File Clerks COASI' PLAZA THEATER ADORABLE streaker "''ho ran lnto lhc
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Set: 'tll 5:30, Sun. 12-5 New. tramp and rigging. T,gr '7'l YA.~fAHA 200 Stree t
BEAU1' all black-male cat, *Pi•nos & Grind•* ~~tm<r . ., incl. $800 &t&-09.l2. Bike, Xlnl eond. Elee. start.
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Opt•r:uor. Ht'ilUlrt•ml'nts: it wisely \l'/high hourly If A.. J about 7 mo old, verv aU&.·· TOP CASJt OOLI.AR PAID Al 1>. $500 751-4181
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Cosln Jl.fesa, Cali!. 92626
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mo old fem., to gd home GOl.O, sL·::..n SERVICE, li-1\l&St'lt • Sofuner • Stein-mcld g. trlr., & 3.6HP mtr. .,.., orr-
Antlques 8005 w/fenced yd. 586-J298 ::'iJooFURN &: ANTIQUES. way . Storey & Cark. Win-$850. 644-5606 Motor Home•, Top Dollar For Any P.1uke
·-I ·rn==EE~~he-al_,..,11\y--p-,-p-pl_es_t_o er • Wurlitzer • Y8.lllaha 26' CLASSIC Wood Racing I 9 6Q ot i'olodel.
OAK -OAK _:OAK kind homes. Assort ed Custom drnperle1 Xlnt NewS"lnet.lt.. ..••.••• ~Sloop. Luder. Spinnaker, S•e /,Rent 1 JIM PANOS
Typist-Receptionist UNLOADING shapes and oolars. 546-3125. cond. oft white "'1M!n 2 U5ed from ............ S95 (213) 396-2600 or 392-2860. ·10 WINNEBAGO, 27' Chief. MAZDA pr 6 yds x 80". Great old Pl · " "'"""' 52900 Ckci1lcntlll Llf<' has an lm· SALE Furnitur• 8050 O'Keefe & ~teriitt 5 burner ay(rs ·•••·•·••• "°""ho'~,--..0--...-.--,,= lain 2 'dr. Model. 413 eu. n1t-dia tt• opening in one or Gl'IUld& " ........... $31*1 Boa ts Slips/Docks 9070 In. V·8. Auto. trans. P/S. 2001 S. Manchester
the 11i<.'t.'9t locutions in N.D. at chrome top good e ond · *°RGANS* -' Fm/Am. tape deck, ni r Anaheim 636-6000
\\'<> 1K"Cd n girl \\'i!h a SANTA ANA MATTRESSES ,., 1 ~'="~-971l=~-~----Baldwin. Conn. Hammond . SLIPS AVAILABLE <.11nd. Bll·in vac. Luggage WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
pleuMnt phone manner lo ANTIQUES Bedroom Furniture L.EAING Slate Th.ls \\leek~ Kav.'lli. l(iniball. Lowrey . For sn1. pwr. boo.ts In NB, rac~/ladder. Trlr hitch, 20· FOR TOP USED CARS
\VO r k 8: 3 0 -5 p, n\' 5 Queen, Full & Twin Sets Musi Sell or trade 23' Cabin Rodgers . Thomas:. Yamaha up to 25'. 67".>-7156 awrung, Xlnt. oond. See to t"OREJGN DOMESTIC
days /v.·k. Contart Evelyn 2650 N. Main St, PRJCEO TO MOVE NO\V!! C1·ulser "''/slip. Also 2 3' .A ... Wurlitzer Gulbransen . Boats, Speed & Ski 9080 ~P<'-<""•n" $11,500. 673-28U or or ci.ASSJCS ,
llnmilton, 644--5600 EOE Santa An• ALSO a r:unous line of beaut e~clascd utility ,fr a i I e t ~~en. &I u Your car is extra clean
Sta rt Kin & Q '''/ramp. '&I Chevy Van MOTORHOME TYPIST g ueen BR tum. ta $400 Pr. t Own C ti Opt,igan •.••••••••••.• , • $150 18' Chris CrftJt Super Sport see us fin;t. . , mature, part tim<>, S Oc 26 lO AM. .. _ --'"~-' · ,_ . 1va e er. a Lo S R bo ~ h 1 ~-~ IHY home. Mmt b I' UC· 1t., t. , , ..,.,, sau .......... .._. with.., next 45 827~. for Merrill wrey pl.net ••••••.• $195 una ut, _, p n,,.,,., .. ,., RENTALS BAUER BUICK
days. \Vurlitz.er Svinet, new •• $499 radio, compass, all xtras, DALE'S a3a..otoo 2925HarborBlvd. ~urate. can 963·5275, 10am· American Oak from Virginia 649-8686 & 833-9625 I BUY!! l{arnnw.W A-100 ... " .. Save CndUlac of Bay B 0 at. -Costa. Mesa 979-2500
·pin Round & SqUlll'e Tab 1 es, Goad, used turniture & * WIN FREE * Sacrlllcc. MZ..957~ T railers, Utility 9180 WE BUY .
TYPIST pt. time, fle:it. hrs., 8 1 Dre S 1 ROCKER, upholstered, $100. appliances or wlll 11ell lor you ORGAN LESSONS '72 STINGER. never been IM.PORTED AUTOS ~'~. f:!;inen~rport. Box \\~~~st:ind~~Sll 0~aer:sk ::~l~~.le~~le(lw/f°J~ MASTERS AUCTION FULLERTON MUSIC in water. Needs drive & T~~t51tch~y~g~,L nrT~;: BEST PRICES PAIOI
WAITRESSES Ou-s. Rockers, Vlctrol!a, \Vhlte Velvet chair, $ 3 5. 646-8686 or 83~9625 18191 Euclid, Fountain Valley seats. Trlr ind. Of 1 er tires. Box 4 · x 6 •. $65. Dean Lewl1 Imports llos:!~r Cabinets, Ward-11890) Love Seats, e u t aft. 6 or SundJ.y 839--0974 557-4836 5-t6-8l9l 548-498-1. 1!:66 l lubor. C.P.f. ,6f6.931r
Exper.2Neat ~ppea.ra.nce rotx-s, Drop r~ront Desk, ~~~L09$500. Recllnet, $15. Hea"" duty Vecuwn pump 871-1805 150 SKl BOAT 650 Mere. Auto Ser. & Parts 9400 WE BUY USED CARS
1 Or v>'t'r Trunks, Etc. ......-v• ·~ 122 N. H··~··, Fulfert".. eng. Vf!!J'Y clean cond., extra
A I Sw1 irl BET\VEEN GARDEN l='o~=~=~----1 w/ I ~~ llP 3 ph. Elee. -----.-=~~~-----1-".p,_,ro,,,..,,_,mi=~· 9"'1\f-"-'31"94"-----AND TRUCKS -PPY & S oin CROVE&"'•~A ANA DINE1TE SET, swivel, molor$1~Radl·'o"erhead FREE l\1AGS·STOCK PONTIAC.....__ Tax R eturn Preparers 5930 W Coast H NB "31U•' ~ cu • SKI Boat: 18', 400 Olds. Dual · · · • .. uuie in for a tree aflp1'8~1 · wy.. FR\VY, ON MAIN ST. upllol. chn. ped. N<'Vamar. router for v.'OOd or ~o ft Ad I O ~-e ""~~ ... A~1th hre, 4 for 10 GRCYI'lI CHEV. •nu:r, P/linll'. 1-~or CPA off i cc. \VAITRESS A I in OAK _OAK _OAK tbl ~= 7· N h h tat ~ M ta! k t h u I rgan Cla11es Quads, fiathottom. S 15 0 0, _, ......,.,.,..., ,-, pp y person . ......... aug . rouc , me .£........ e roe wt I ~~'b' ~ol~l~5~962~7196~~="""""= I Ai;tt.iiU;;;'"&orniiCfl~ll821l Be;. eh Blvd H t Bch N.B. Joe: .. ltt>ply stating cx· alt 4. Sid~ Blue Beet, 101 1 °"°""""'""'=--o---,-.,---, I removable pilla'*o'S. s Io o . 8" casters, 25" wide $50. No•Y accepting: reservallans.1: ca · -.Antiques & Classic 9$20 847-6087 ·_ " ~.33Jl
per., etc. to Cla.~ificd ad 21st Pl. N.8. BE AU T. & un us ua I ~3166 26" Deep, 48" high. Call For lnfonnation plc'lSe call F1JRY SKI BOAT, 75 HP
no. 239, c/o Daily Pilal \VAITRESSES, e.xperienC'Cd. haajcarved antlq. carousel BIG CANYON HOME Osc.ar at &12-4321 Ext. m 642·2851 in Costa !.!esa, or F.viiifude, lg. y,·hl. trlr. 1948 PLYMOUTH CPE PVT Party looking .for tn.
P. 0. Bo" 1560, Cosla l\1esn, A t • C • horse. Call Gn.1.308 eves. days 544-3 · ; niahts. 963-6733 In Fountain Valley. $.CJ2i. !162·5618 6 cyl, 81,.,.k. New e"-'-& .,._...expens71ve transp. Caf. Cash.
,._ .....,...., PP Y in person. arrows Home Fum1"ohingo ~ O In lru t ts th 1l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii I " ·~---:::~;:';:-;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; [ Restaurant, 620 Pico, SC ANTIQUE Boston r ocke r Di••-, "" 1,. Profe-.,· __ , *HALL ow EE N cos. n1"' ths c_or req1u~ a 11 clutch $450. 586-5950 -·
Telephone Sales
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• $7311 * Equal Oppor. En1ployPr
$650. ReprOOuctkln Gov. I.I C<! -.... '"" TUMES• 0 Y osesincereymtei<!st· l--".4~7"'FO~RD~',0;_'.,~b:::::Co~,-pe-.-00-,l -•AliUTffi05"sSi1iilMilPiiO'liRiTfEEODI \VAf\'T TO BE MORE THAN w· 11 d k 1100 6-9176 derorntor items. 644-5345 & ed in learning to play the I I ~ A SECRETARY? A financial 1" ,mp es · ,,,,. · "AIL"""". Somt>thing unusual? Lrg'st. o ... rill running $350 rr
Org . II I F h . A I' 8010 .,...,..., '' stock of antique & o Id rgan showd take advan. Trwport•tion I ·~""""',,_·~7''--"=o=~e~r~. Alfa Romeo 9705 anWI on n as 1 on pp 1ences SOl-"A _ dark -n .,;nyf . tage c this free ofJer. . . 492-3109 or 492-0647
Island otters In1med. on. ... ~... •• cloth'g., ncc;elVil. in lhc \Vest. ~~~J};~~~~~~l ~~~~~~~iiilliiiiil portunlty. challenge & resP. w/queen sz hldeabed. Super Star's apparel, old linens. '"'. oast Music Service Rec Vehicles 9S30
far a mature, sharp gal CL 0 S E-Otrr. Commercial cond. $250. Mrs. Young, materials, crochet, laces .tt PRIVATE PARTY WANTS Campers, Sele/
\\'ho iii IX'Qple oriented, likes heavy duty Eureka vacuum 644-752'o or 556-1043 furs. Military &: etc. 11038 TO BUY PIANO FOR Rent 9120
telephones & has good cleaners. Reg. 5189.50, now FURNITURE, tbl. desk, gun G:!rden Grove Bl., GG. CASH * 547-9445 * 1----------
fol I o\v u p &. follo\l·-thru. only $114.50 .. altachments cab., lnm!>i, Teak-din. tbl. _636-""7.~1583=="°"===c--, ~H-a_m_o~d-M~72-0~--1'71 ~ Tan CHEVY V8
Typl ~ to lhan $19.$. 929 \\I. Baker, C. & h bl f nd tbl • HEALTH FOO "' m n • rgan Pickup, Air oond, auto, hvy ng S1"'""" no wer c rs., ue so a, e .. * o~Natural 1395 Lik' N 50 w.p.m. Sh no1 essential. -P.f. 54f>..4i211 eoUee tbl., annchr. 833--0818 Vitamins, Health e 0 0 k s , e u 646-2360 duty battery & shocks. trnrui
Alfa Romeo
Berlina :
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Good groonting & patience FR.EIGHT DAMAGE SALE * SOFA & Loveseat e very etc. Stock up now, SAVE Sporting Goods 8094 cooler w/1971 10' Alaskan
Teletype a must. Co. otters ii total New Hotpoint Refrigeroton, gd qua I., cstm made, never to 75% OFF!! Factory 1$'.! ----1 Camper. 1 Side d r a w e r ·
l IVE WIRE I benefit pa c ka g e ineluding: \\'ashers, Dryers, D l s h -used, usually hm, 968-7910 E. F.dinger S.A., 1 Bl k 2 NE\V fiberglass Surboard overhead cupbrds, am/fm
CHINOOK·TOYOTAS round
tripper now on display ...
Ready far vaca lion b1ps. . ,
Buy oow! ... lnspect and
drive out . . . Reduced lo
$.'1499 at Bill htaxef Toyota,
18881 Beach Blvd., Hunting·
ton Beech. 847.SSSS.
Priced to Sell
$4952 ~··hi for hot ''"' , .• 1,,1 ... ...,,. elll"Cer ensembles. Call Lin-..,'ashers, New warranty. MOVING 1 d' Newp't Fry, \Vkdays 9-5, 175 or ..,.~1 00071197 0',· radio, $4250 CASH. S.~. ~uo """°"' da 644-4360, ext 47 Credit, Bo'" 3623 W :con emp;>rary m. Sat. ~12 !163.= """'· JJ4r '66 Ch...,.. Custom Pick up (#Zl.4)
4 Wheel Drives 9550
ro. F\m &. b""" off le~. .,., BR & br'·'·t -1 -•--1 new -"'7=='CO---c-~~-~ '~ '"' Tr e mend;;: 5 benefils. \VANTED, married man 25 \\'.11.tner Santa Ann. near 1'U ""'" AUUV:> TRADE 6 mos. old \\lhirlpoal ' with Lake & Shore Pop-top FOR SALE '68 M3&A1, top
Concl. Call aft 5, B«autiful Joe. Call Barbara or ovl'r. must own truck Harbor, m.2921 494-225.3 aft. Z:OO dryer, like l1l"W for Slereo, Store, Rest., Ber 8095 Camper, includes ice box,
Jl.11lC', S.:U-.2700, Dennis & &: 'be avail. on call. 546-(1104 GOLD e 1ec1 r i c l'IU18'· FRJGJDAIRE $75, Stove $20, record, &. tape player ol 3 burner stave, ave n, 837-'862
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T!lr;1 rh jh11p1111~i Denni~ PeNIOlll'lf'l Agency ol Call aft 8pm Frigidaire double oven $7S. Blue Divan $25. All in Xlnt equal value. Pd 5 2 6 9. 6 GLASS Showcases, x Int heater, sink, fresh water
lrvine, 2Qil2 P.ficht'laon Or. WAREHOUSEMAN Maytag washer, whrte, good, ,,,c7ondl=l"lo="-=6'2cc'--<963.~'=-,.,--,-~ ~1078. cond, 3 are shallow, jewelry holding t.Bnk. sleeps 4. Call
1967 lntematklnal TrJvelall
heavy duty, super 'clean, +~ . _,.,,' .. " . ' ' ' ,,_,.,
__ .. ....., "'·'" ~ 1 'WALNUT D' T bl I ="''===-=~-~-~I type. 3 are deeper w I 2 548-94-t3 or 546-2080 Don't £Ive up the llhlp! Hrs l-5pm daily. Student ............ ...,... U'IVVU" inelle, a e eaf-DINE'ITE SET, 1 w Ive I . glw>:<> shelves each. $60 ea.
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Jots of xtras. $1850. 557-4.T:>ll "Dilectly llCMSS hm lhe
'71 TOYOTA Landcruiser, gd Balboa Bay Club"
to Shore Result.a! 642-5678. 5.,)6-.~I runs good. $7:>. 1\1 UST ••a. ~. Nevamar. Ible. USO. 10" 1'. Ry -1\l ASTER French =· ~":e ~~· ice lj~=~~~~~~==~~!!~~~~~=~ SEU.! 8' 1'"LORAL coUch. Mediter· Radial arm saw. S2 00 . }"ryer. IS \.!! lbs. capacity.. • $500.
co-nd. Low mlle1. Sales • Service
SJOOO./best offer. 494-3792 645.6406
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496-9789 ranean style. Good eon· 34f1.3166 545. Ph: 67:\-5920 8' Camper, sleeps two .
'7·1 G.E. Side by a Id e , dltlon. S50. 968-5676 * PLUSH TV R Ill Hlf' S 8098 Sto~e ca~lnets, ice box.
Harvest Gold Refrigerator, PAIR black leather recliner CARPETING * ' a o, 1 ~ $200. 673-3658
oulside water & ic.-e disp. lounge chairs. $50. pr. In 250 Yards 2 tone g I' e en. TEAC 3340 Reel to Reel. '71 VW CAMPER.
$·199. 673-6622 gd corxl. 551-2082 aft 3pm. Super Buy! Shores Jnterlors 4 cbnl. Seldom used. Sells Xl.nt. oond, Rfli, $3200.
NE\V Ptbl DI 11 h w at her, GAMING , table w Ith 4 642·2255/548-4654. $USO. Asking $800 or bst. 492-3507
Jl.1obile or Apl size. Insured naogahyde chairs. $12 5. NEWPORT Beach Tenn i 8 645-3583 & 645-0324 aft 5. Mobile Home1
2yrs.Sac.5125.842-7971 548-5436eves C lu bFam ilyT ennis SANYO 4 channel, 4
9140
Trucks 9560 Austin-tiealey 9709
59 OlEV. " T.P.U. Heo,,, AUSTIN HEALEY Jood susp. Rebuilt V8. Gd.
cond. $250 or trade fur 53. '64 3000 «•37=
96S-4660 . '""""":::·=,....,==-'7-C"'~I
'72TOYOTA H1LUX ·71 AUSTIN AME;R. Xlnt ' cond. _ Jlknpg. Stick. 15,000 w/shell. AM/FM. tape nil. 51000, 531J...4437 ~· $2450. Runs good. BMW" .. , 1 9712 GAS DRYER &: ELECTRIC DINE'M'E Set, 4 uphl'd swivel Member 1 hip, Sacrlilce, speakers, playback de c k 5 Star Adult Pnrk. S J C •
DRYER S50 EAOI, Xlnt Chrs. 48" rd pedestal tbL t 714) 833-1815 (213) ear phones $61JO sell $300' 24'x60' Domus. 2br w/mlr·
cond. 646-5848 $100. &.:5-6889 m-5700. 848--8477. ' ' ' rored v.•all lo wall 1didlng '11 DATSUN PICKUP
T H R E E av a ca d o 48" round solid oak table M=07V~IN~C~! ~G-E--w-.. -h-,-r-& ~FO=R~SA7LE=-S71~-.-wood--8900--A-, 1 dr closets. 2 b a w/lovely 46,000 ml. Asking $1400. ·~ Call .~.. _.. mirrored dressing roorrls. * Call ~95-1709 * MfTll ouut fDI reu1gerators, like new. 14 lop. J""'V. 644-Slll 8-4. dryer 5225. Admiral re!rlg. Uuuer \Vn1Tanty, xlnt. cond. Wet bar, new w n s h e r,
d. S155. &12-3790 Make offer. $115. Other ml s c, 212 $360. or best oUer. 968-8967 dryer & re!rlg. IO'x40' car· 1912 r,~ TOYOTA PICKUP. BA.VARIAN
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Detroit, HB "B" SHARP 71" R. C. A. Color l I -"-d nin-.18,000 Mi. Musi sell. l\iake M & i en es ers ryers ounge t r. sea port, oo '"""' . a1v ..... <1S~· offer 58l-5810 ·
$2. \\'k. Full J\fainl. two. Fake fur upholstery. TV SEARS Sllvertone Color T.V. H and so me YIOOd Sunporch, lanctscape(I. \O\v ·.rr.50. 'Gt ,.....,.."" El ,... __ ,..,. C '' ,
*639--120'1• $40. 83!H737. 25" console, now pict. tube. Cabinet. 646-0885 ma Int en an c e . SZl.500. ""' l,.nc.v • v.wi .. .., a
HANDSOP.1E MEOIT. · style Sn>. Shell 8' Gem Top.$100. 493-88ffl pkup., sm. eng., b U"e k e I REFRJG, bar size. Beaut. Call eves. 642.1775 seats. 536-fi646
ooppertonc. XJnt cond. SllO. cocktail tbl., re:il 'ol'Ood, ex· I II• ,e l Motorcycles/ 646-3882 t:el. cooo. 646-088.J LAS VEGAS M.::'~ tC... Scooters 9150 '62 OOOGE ~. Radials, Ta· KLN~IORE Dryer 4 yrs old, Garage Sale I05S CARD TABLE ':· iiii!iiii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~ll ---------1 6~~ ~~i. ~P~7ck. $700. Now IJI Stock
XJnt cond. 545 or best oiler. FOR SALE 54&-0'.l.ll • e 74 3;3,ii ~ BIG, BIG GARAGE SALE! ""£'5ihi'fifii~;;-g-dci"i'ji l ~B~oa~to!!,_!P'._!ow~o!!r:_ _ _!'!!l'I '62 O!EV. ;, ton, 8' ~ · : I. 3.0 CSA
FRIGIDAIRE KIV. \l'/dbl.
overhead ov~n. Gd. Cond.
612-008-1 645-6936
B icycles 8020
10 SPEED 23" Custom
LambeM. $2.j(). Bet 8 & 4,
836-6.196 call Larcy
MUST SELL! Brite yellow
boy's IO sp. good I' o n d .
$87.50. 646-2766 l'\'eS,
Cameras & Equip. 8030
e \VATSON '.l5rnm
"Daylight .. hulk film IOl!der.
llrirdly used -Llke ne\\"!
6-16·3612
VIDEO tape machine and
ca1n('ru uJI xtras, record TV
pJ'OR1~1ms or 1nake y o u r
Q\l'fl, 6"2-937<1
Moving from area, m~ seU A S S 0 R T E O Go a d 0 I d pkup. Radio. $459. 0 :,rm. A 20CrJ TU
lots o( good junk. Furniture Albums. About 70. 45 cents 21' CUSTOI\f Built fiberglass 645-2399 • '74 B;\VAl'.lAS 4 speed
Bike' Cu'.ld ,.,,., b 0 d y ea. Center Console I n board .67 RANCHERO A.<:.......,. • • '74 BAVA!UAI Auto. · · l\1ike 646-7616. s ~"·"•· d ' ...,,V\N ong. • '74 3 o S • SA'o Guitar wlsm amplifier, sm po~...,.,. ...... & or iv i n g ml'• •= ca11 "" ~ .. or · K
old nlilk bottles, fruit ja". ll"xl4" Color Ph 'ographs boal 40 + MPH. 70 gal 6~:2346""' ............... ·XI.NT LEASE PLANS·
A v a n bottles, depression maunrcd or unmounted $15. tuel, uphols. gunw!ile & &
glass, co 11ec t 1 b I e 5, & Call 5:18-6295. e<>mplete walk around for '56 FORD P.U. 330 Olds eng. EXCELLENT SERVICE
clothes. 4 Tires & whlll, Large Surfboard Iishing. Fishing ch air , Bucket11. chopped top, needs e
tncld. 1-lub Caps fmm '72 $20 radio, etc. Over SI2,000 in· trnns. S300. 646-3168 5 yrar-50,000 mlle Warrnnty
LTD. sz 78.15. Much more! Im-~ v<'!ted, in this 1 of a kind 1966 FORD ~ TON, auto It~::~~~t~~~ll~:;'·CH~R~;,.7N~1~-.-,~-~--~~.~-:"'-.. ~~71-.. 7,~7i~~~: I1~n~~:td!~e iWc;~f~'. 2 S<XXJTERS Like New J::" ~.nai~· 1st $9~: ~c: ~ ~m..1
lhe Sea. oU Bushard, btwn 113:.i-o729 tiTa-3662 or 66-2200. Cond. 1 VESPA. RALLY ·n. ------
Banning & Hamlllon) GREEN SHAG, Gd, Con<!. 22· RESTORED l\Iercury 180cc. 1 LAMB RETA JO FORD ~IN~TE=REST,,.,;;,,!N=c'"""'G~..--,-. ~,-,~1-e-, I Clean w/Jl8d. 40+ yds. $50. Clnsslc, twin screw Inboard, SILVER SPECIAL 'G 9, '>OAM u .. -...... le P&rkw•• !l.1ike 646-7616 Bimini tap, full covers. l50ce (600 mi only) Pvt ~ ...... ., ..... , -., anlique11, furniture, designer I :'.2,,,.=-=~,..----Perfect Bay launch. ••::=. Pty. 979-4/;,4 & 5Bl·2306. E 2 V Mission Vl!!jo clothes &. at.'ttll. Sat & Sun. DEWALT radial arm saw 6 _ 792 "~" ~·~· .....,....... 00 an . USE AVERY PWY EXIT.
10 10 4, 44 OVla Lido Nord, with lalhe al\Jlehment. Xlnt 4:HI or ~ H 0 N 0 A 1974-200CL. 200 6 cyl .. auto. trans., radio. 'ill·XMO e 495-4949
NB cond. 6·i6-2885 eves&: wknds TRADE 58000. EQUITY in miles, $775 \v/xtras. + heater. Lls"'i"""588No, !a~ ·~~~~~~~~&~~!
HOUSE 136 YARDS light beige v.wl 2 BR Paint Springs Condo 11.fuslnnt::" '66 nut'). n • w I· SOLO, grn. Vt'lvet in top Tennis Club art>ll. upholstery, mint cond. Sm. &
chn., pool tbl. & etc. 5191 carpet. $1~ for 30-40' pi:n\'er boat. Call r:iU owner S9~-0.lJ'i or
Cats 80" H 8060 )""table RI k--. head • 1973 21' BAYLINER Cabin 1m HARLEY Sport!lter.
height. $90. 846-4764 ru ser. Less than 80 hrs. Black 8 in extention Pull
zu~~ ciill· fa~~=tio~~ 1 ·,-,0-S7P_f_T_A_L_B_E_O __ -,u-,-,y-.~d· collttl. SOt-752-5417 89S-2220 I w I Ls 0 N I
-----N 0'9H -.... c I * 1-~~~,.~ SALE HORSESHO llcad. galley, stereo. 70 gal backs camel seat si&.'l)' bnr • SIAl\1ESE n1n1e kittens. 6 EING & TRIM· PIANO, Dak Library Tb!, tnnk. 4 y,•hl Vanson trt.r, Highway pega Will consider
l\'ks old. $20. each. f.tING Joe Lifto 24 hr child's antique oak desk & Many xtras. $6300. 1493-8&l2 trade. $1800. 54!l-1690. * 1·'73 3.0 CSA OGS-2572 answering s er v, 494-0737 chr. 557-fil.7_, Aft & <'vet ..
Ext 625 1971 SKIPJACK '69 CUSTOM ll.D. Sport!ter. * 1·'74 3.0 CSA SlAME~E Registered, 1 wkt;, Misc, Wanted 8081 20' Open Loaded, 1 6 5 Hp Mint cond. $1850. irrveated, 18256 Beech m. Runt. Beach SAVEi beautiful. 327 6th St. Apl 1 _H_o_u_,._h_o_ld_G_ood __ , __ 8065_ -__. -P.lerc Crui11er, I/O, L 1 k e best offer. J\1ust aell this 55&.1070 842-6611 •
J, llB 968-91·~ 5-8 eves. \\'ANTED: OLD DOLLS w A NTE D' new, $5900, 642-9'l59 week! 962-3482 • ·n Dof'!C Trac'A \Un JOO
Dogs 8040 J\Taple or Fi'uitwood Hutch. JJLEAS::: CALL S390. eeoutlful 44" r.rudio. '1'2 KAWASAKI 125. x In 1 Van with custom Surfer Crevier BMW
Reas. 962-7989 492-6651' tnb/0t.1tbd Dulek V6 on.Lido l'ond. Dirt, Huve st r ee I 11peclal Interior, air cond, 208 w. lit Slrcet
SHELTIE/l<Er ~J IOND mix J lisle dock $2500. 675-1483 or equip. lnclds xtra eng, $275. wide oval!!, mag wheels, Santa Anl' Slr;.3171 puppiei1, II \vb, $!'i 10 good t welry 8070 \VOULJ) like to trade l?WI 6_ "w'. 673-3-Wa SHARP! Gai Mvhig 3 •pd
h '")JP. 104 dryer for electric dryer. ·.o•;,:-;~~u~,,~==--=-=IM""ii'"'ooooo>.,, I on1e. . ... • WANTED Xlnt oond. 751-'1927. 1%8 TROJAN 22· Cabln 192 MU ST S E L L I '7 :S vrlth slant 6 l'ngirw, \Vi~d & & Pf.i'oJBROKF. \Ve1sh Co r •I -ii--C,="'-=""=~==I • V •WASA KI 500 Lo l for aound. $3195 (8111Jl TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID Musical lnstrum't1 8083 llP ?-.!ere VS interceptor, ~· · · m · • Robmtclli h-fotors -4 • P4,,1!,P_l!l,;,s7. 1\KC, Champ. lloo. FO 0 xtr11s, $2,900. !\lust srtll; 615-Xlnl cond. Best Offer. 111641 Beach Hunl Bchi-,,,.&.:;;:-.,,;:-;;:;o.;;;"'"" I
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BLACK LAB Pu \l'A'T'<l-IES. ART 09.JECTS, FINF. Ar.r:ordlnn. amplifier I ::-,,,='.7.~':",--.,-.,,--,-I ORANGE COUNTY'S G \jo'ks old. AK~~· GUI.O, SILVER SERVICE, and music. $1$0. 2060 ELECTRIC LAONCH ·r.i K;A~ASAKI. St. ~· 73 Dodge Van, 3 sp.-ed slick. OLDEST
6'7J..Q35 afL 5 FINE rURN & AA""i'IQ~. Newport Blvd Space ~ I , F:OTSON 20, Clean. Quiet 2000 mi, Xlnl Cond. A5king "·Ith h.lgh camper top, new
&iS.2200 64Z.l!CM!I. 1 Yr Old. &4&-4181 ST:iO. 350 KawasakJ Dirt 2 tone bro\lo'J'J paint j o b ,
ADORABLE E •kl mo Pup. I ·Lo+. =~~---~= 2216;c.,-,BAWiR:i'TEENDNiiEERRc~N;;-;.;;: •• ,l~B~Ik:;;0:,· ~O~":,· ~!163-~6680~."'"-=-1 empty back. Runs &: looks pi~.s, AKC~ A: \\'Ol'nl'-'<I. tYestock 8075 0~'7:°~tT ~.Ill~.~ I,~ dbl. ender, very Sf:1t~. ·~M H~i:. TRAif.;i 00 f;OO<l. $3000. •t'TS9
\VHITF. IQy poodlt'll, AKC. GENTl.1': \V fl 11 train td best otff'r. R.'\3--0'72! $4 ,00). Excel. eond. 644--8172 * -P.la~e Offe~~ :~si * 1f~~:Ct!t ~~. 20)) mi.
6 \~ "ck II. 5125, • ent·h. :i~::~ '500."'0r 6~.o·u~;: JUKE BOX. ~bntg modtl, 18' S'.)UTI-f\VIND Inboard Jet '74 KA\YASAKI Mach n , 400. 66-WO F<>mril<'~. 830--08TI S9J..8424 5150. Swini;:-Jn~ 40's era. ~boat, Tandem TralJer. S950. Xlnt. CUM. I ~~=.,,,;=-='--~"rSALES-SER.VlCE !..1-~ASTNG
JRISH M'ltU, male lD Mo. 646-388l 55r-0018. , 64.2 Ol?l. 67 OOOOE v11.n, new 318. OVER5£AS DELIVER.y
old c M __ •_eh_l_no_ry-'----80'-78 COffN aitvor 1n1mpe1. """' • 72 R r NELL c AB r N SA -. • 84Sa1~1~ su95. Pvl .....,., ROY CARVER, Inc. . AK • . ,.._., Xlnt rond. CRUISER full)' equip $11)$ KAWA .~I 110 Dirt Bike. ..,. "' ~~~=D ~~~:.N~1t1 81\arpe ~o. l!ti &46~mo C.-P.f. 5.DD na Point slip.f.!.o00 dwn ~~~ ~:~r A 305 Street 1966 DODGE VAN ROW%W~~?Tt.h St. BM\V
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GR.EA.T DANE SJi KENT -0\VNENS No. 1 ·!1.1 ~.,.c SV.'VI chn $1512'.i, =r tarie, xlnt cond. ' I 4 o o .
GOOD WITH KJOS llofl,( Mil w 'rlSI' & Fall aecy thl'I $8/24, Ob, ai;cs. Tl' ALBATr.0~. gnod fl_ri)' '72 llONDA a;;o Four, m)) CA.gf F'OR ~1823 dll:)lti 60-4410 eYn
G48--0'l97 a.ri.tr ei>m Coolant, Mtr. & Elect. Ple"""e, 8m \\i 19 CM. G45-74U 111ll~r--n rcnl Q1'1n, sro0. ml. sa.;o. Xlnt cond. YOUR CAR Caprl 9715 9' LOOAN Llll_he \\•/it J3w ~11tni; nn}'lhln.g wilh a o 4nY 673-1232 960--2814 549-1010
SO. l~AKuczir~nfSRIPulll'C l Clnick l\.ff'r. Ir Eleet. Pilot Cht.t!ilned A8 I~ " SUNRISE 13, $.'JOO. ;'9 KAWASAKl-650-~R-u_n_I AUTO WANTED '73 CAPRt w. Air, AMI ~ .. • ppett. BURGMASTER ?otodel OB 11\inplc matter , •• Jusi. Like new. ){Jot, Looks Gr eat . Undt>.tSlOOO Slitreo,Sunroof,auto.
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or 492--0647 SATELLITE "1m'°""""v'7A"N-c17.VA7cOr.!cN~.-,~,-r, I Stbrtni-l'actoni ulr, power
l!IUIO, .. ~f'ftn, 4 new rad. atetrin& It .brAket, IOI\". low
tires. $2000. • g..g.135 mll<"J. £949lit'L I
"<J FORD. N«do a llttlo $2788
wurk. Gd. 1lrt>s, int, palnt.
1!MrS PONTIAC s I a I I 0 n
'-\'ag0n, !oft'l"hanlcti llpt_>elal.
Rurui. $1%1. 6-\.J-4a31 1
Thunderbird '970
'56 T-BffiD
Near perfect body. Craa;ers,
port hole to 81,000 origlnul
_; Newport Beach ~ 1 ml!.l So or San Dte<!<> Fwy,
l\IEW 1974
PICKUP
See U& }~irst or Last ~ \\"e'll
try hartler for YOW" best
deal
·only $4295
Howard Chevrolat
Dove and Quall Sts.
Nr. A1acA.rtbur. Janiborec
and Bristol
{d\r.)
831-2040 Bst ofr.612-72tl. :~:::. 66. ""'o. ~~~ '·WILSON I mlle1. \\'bite v.'ith nice black :.r '•
interior $2000, will coruikk.>r •,.• I ,
trade. 549-1600. •
'
$2115
NO DOWN PAYM.ENT
100% FIN, OAC
FREE RADIO WITII AD
NEW 1974
8210
1970 >q:l\CEDES 300 SEL Sedan. orl.a. thuroot. AU ex· tru. l.nclud'r sun r o o l
Sl0,500 .. See at-3JO W. Coast
Hwy., NB. or phone
&tS.-2182, aft SPM. 61$-8'l69.
(Will Consider Trade).
MG '742
$1579
NO DOWN PAYME?rr
100% FIN OAC
NEW 1974
710 DATSUN
2 Dll
$2199
NO DOWN PAYMENT
100% FIN OAC NEW 1974 •to OR 710
'tatian Wagons 1------9-'74.;.;.7
NO OOWN PA.Tht.ENT WAD~ PANTSSE,::.:. FIRM 100% FIN OAC LEASE SPECIAL 2l3-830-"189l
260Z -$128 + Tax f"orsche
6W -$85+Tax
9750
8210 -$ 68 + Tax '72 p he Plck1.1p -; 14 + Tax OrlC
Pr.,.nt tht~>d '"FREE 91 .. Roadster ' AM r::.dlo l..aJ'ie· Select:on or 5 spd -Af.l·FM radio, low
New le Used 240Z'll miles • Showroom Fresh
NEWPORT DATSUN (BYJ9'l70 l ...
888 lloV< St., Newport Beach nly $4595
Between MooArthur • Haward Chevrolet Bristol at Jamboree
N 0 C Airport Dove and Quail Sts. ear ' ' Nr. AfacArthur, Jamboree 133-l300 and Bristol
WILL llU"f YOUR Nowport Beach 833-0555
DATSUN, TOYOTA '73 914 1.7
OR VOLKSWAGEN . , PAID FOR OR NOT. \\'ILl. Silv: blue met le., brand new
PAY TOP [)(Ju.AR CA1J.. pamt job, Appr. group,
KENT AU.EN ~ AM/FM tape, terrific cond. . • _. -$5,200. 61:.>-0469
. '72 240Z, f..cp .. air. AM/FM, ·oo PORSCHE 912, Reblt '69
US Mags. on new Steel engine & trans $3800 or
rads,, Xtras. 11.iakc oUer. trade for ~ .. 0ung .. plus
556-615? cuh. 546-"1293.
AtUST Sell this Week! '73 ' Datsun 510. Cust. pa 1 n t , 61 PORSCHE, rebll e n g ,
mags. FMIAA1. 8 1 ra e k. ereat condition, Must_ sell,
Immac. $25.95/offer 833--0729 546-92'20 call days or rughts
'73 DATSUN Wagon, fully '68 912 Am/FM, Burgundy,
equlpped w/rack, radio , Good cond~i
air. sUck shift, new tires.1=~=o-"O,..:=-~-Call aft 2, 837-3600 1971 9llT, Xlnt. cond., new
Fl•t ms tltts, alloy rims. AM/F~I _ radio. $6,200, 542-3662
THINk aaun
SEE HI 118
'Tl CHEVY VAN VS. % ton,
lliOOO mi., like ne\v. Reas. --Renault 9755
"
Wtltuli&
VOLVO
Newpo11 Bearh 833-.QaM
·n Camaro. a/rond. Radio.
Lo mi's. $2750. Or I g l na I
Chvnu, Call 673-9570.
Chevrolet
1966 Harbor, c.~1. 646-9303 I
1970 VOLVO Wgn. auto . 73 Monte Carlo
trans., A/C, 43,500 mi , Aulonullit', power st~ring,
--=~~--~-I Beige, new cond. int., ext. hrakcK, air concl. J)O\\'Cr v.1n· '73 Triumph & eng. tl.495. &!t>-8510 or dows, Ult v.·httl, RAiiey
4!»-2643 v.•heels, vinyl roof, etc. T.R.6 . Roadster '72 1-12. Aulo, nir arn/fm Extra nice (B\'1937 ) ...
Both Tops -4 spd -Al'it·Fi\f stereo, green, 70,000 mi. Only $3995
radio -Only 17,0XI miles • <..'\ean. $2800 963-3615. H d Ch I Like new {BY1950J . . . Autos, New 9800 OWGr evro et Only $4895 Do,,. and Quon s".
H d Ch I ?--"r. P.lacArthur, Jatnboree owar evro et anc1 Bristol
Dove-and Quall Sts. Ne~')Y'rt Beach 833--055.'i
Nr. t.1.ac,•nd· .a ... n··,,'0'1 mbol'ft! NE\V CAR SHOW •74 Monte Carlo f1't'E' tn Huntington Center's
Ne111porl Beach 833-0.»5 Alai!, Beach Blvd & Edinger Automatic, powl!T Steering,
V lk 9770 at lhe San Diego Fwy Thru brakes, air cond., vinyl roof,
o swagen h1onday . etc .. outstanding <BY1938)
AUTOS USED Only $4495
AMC 9905 Howard Chevrolet '68 YW
'70 Z..tARK Ill, all ;..: tr as .
Very id cond, $3"150. call
evenings, 644-76!5
Corvette
'71 Corvette
Stingray
upholst~ry. mini rond, $715, + Hondtt 19"1,l-'..!OOCL. 200
1nlles, $n5 \Y/xtru. Call
Qy.·nfr 89t-.!f.13"1 or 898-2220
Oldsmobil• 9955
'69 OLDS
1825.l Beach Bl. Hunl, Bf'11eh
55/>.1070 842°6611
ATLAS
ChryUer I Plymouth
--------=I"' • •• Vega 9974 ~~-------1 .. : ;.
'72 VEGA
G.T.
" 1i!M!ed. nidlo, hcatet. Lh·.
~o. 49'.lGJl-I
$1588
,•.
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Automatic trans., po \I' e r
sh~eri n&. brakei, air ('Ond.
Power v.1ndcr.\·s. Tilt \l'heel,
A~l·1''l\f. Lo\\· lo n1 i I es .
Re[Jeds exC('llent ca re
(No. BYt.956\ ....
TORONADO O~n U.1ily & Sun. 'tt! 10 PM WILSON • I Auto. trani;., fMclory nir ('Oil· 2:)29 llflri·1r 61\'d.,
dillonlng, pov.~r lil('('rln~. Custa :\f Psa
Must See
Howard Chevrolet
Dove and Quail Stll.
brakes. pov.•er y,,·indu11s. 546-1934
radio. heater, 111111'<1 gl:u•s, ---
Nr. lt1acArthur, Jamboree
and Bristol
low mttc1, extr.i nice. I.I{' I ~!UST S[LL '70 DustC'r, 6
No. 553D2B cyl. Good 1:nnd. $ 1 3 0 0 .
$1577 . 6~~-Z7S6 aflt'r :1pm. 18ZJ5Beach Bl. Hunf. Beat·h
SAVE SPACT \VHEN 55~1070" 842-6611
FORD ,, ...
Newport Beaeti 833...(655 •
'74 Corvettes
Choi<.'f!: of · T. Tops & Conv.
• Automatics & 4 spds •
Fully equipped · All near
J)('Y,' • • •
FORD
Make Offer 1825.J Beach Bl . Hunt. Uca~h
55/>.1070 842-6611
Howard Chevrolet '''"' • ,,..,.,.,.
.Dove and Quail sis. OLDSMOBILE
Nr. ~tacAr1hur:. Jamboree GMC TRUCKS
I ~fOVING by \1' ra pping =-~~,=~~=~=~I tli!>h~ and oth1·r fragi\,, 19c3 \EGA \VAGON . GT .•-:""•;
irc1ns h,.Y.•ash <'lnrhs. tn\1f'l:; R:llly, ""' h cc I s,. '.! doo_r _,,:-...
aud othe1· lin~·ns. yo1. b"'' 1 A1'\/l.;.1d10 .. 21'.nJ n11lcs CU;'>·
nuw1• Sp.oil~ in thf' g\lragc I T0~1 inff'l'IOt' ! Bl:. f\ CK I •
nnd t·loi>t>ls hy ~(>Hing idlf' S?~:_0371 _A_!-_!'~PM.___ .
Uenu; Y.ith :• Daily P1ln1 '71 Vt~GA llatehhllck. Silvl•r •.,
C1asi.ified Ad. Call 6~Z-567S y.·/blk vin\ 1 inter. Au Io .
oow! f~Hlio, 11in1,: 11·hls $122:>.
!'>?il-5j(Jll aft 6 pnl .~ \\'knds.
44'1-4321 Direct or Collect Have SOllll'lhln" yo"u \Yant to ••• • ......... u •• .., ••• Do·•· .,... .. ttMi• -c_.., __ se\17 Classi!led ads do 11 • ·
v:rlt -r11\I NO\V 642--5678. ~-::.-,. ,
9800 , Autos, New 9800 ·: "
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and Bristol Newport &uch 8.13-0~:hl HONDA CARS ' Autos, New
"69 CORVETTE 421 UNIVERSITY OLDS
ENGINE. 4 spd, PS/PB, 2850 Harbor Blvd.
$36a(), 968-0315. Costa Mesa 540-9640
'72 SPORT COUPE, XI n t cusror.-1 CRUISER '73.
rond, Full Pll"''er. 536-9&16 All e:..:tras, lo\v mi.
or 645-8812. 644--0719
Cougar 9933 '66 DODGE
·n XR7, Full PowC'r, Air
cond, stereo. Ne\Y tires. Lo
mi's. Bst olr. 6+1-~
Dodge 9935
CORONET 2DR . H.T.
VS, automatif', pCl\\'l'r £leer-
ing, bucket srats. IRUJ950)
1975 CHEVROLETS
PRICED AT ' .
10°!0 OVER
INVOICE COST
Automatic, Al\f·F~1 radio · 18255 Bciich Bl. Hunt. Beach
l\1ust S<'C!. J::xcellenl (BY· 55~1070 842-6611 1914) 1~~~----~~ Only $2395 Bu;ek 9910
Howard Chevrolet R"~ c!. SKY~. C..h
Dove and Quail Sts. 673-5269
UNBELIEVABLE '66 Dodge
'68 IiWALA VS Au!o. Air. ~1onaoo. New rad. I ire~,
R/H. Lo11" n1iles. Xlnt cond.. P/8, PIS, air, xlt. niech. °"$89;3~-·cc~T-=''---=~ 1 oond. 6'13-88
Chrysl•r 9925 Ford 9940
$777
WILSON
I f'IO GIMMICKS . I
MONTE CARLOS e CHEVELLES
I I
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,. ~ ' -' ' '· . h·' ,.· <lo '. !• •• •
~ .. 11 .. •• Nr. MacArthur .• Janiborcc 'Tl LA SABRE """"" . and Bnstol , ""lV\N mi,
Newport Beach s33.05.l.'i ::;.~;,~r~ 64~~1r1. s: 30·
'73 V\V, Ltd Edition, FM • stereo, wan·nty, 1''ili trade c_._d_,_u_._< _____ 99_15
~ebird or 111u.st 8('11, CADILLACS
'68 NEW YORKER '73 LTD
'59 vw CONVERTIBLE, Largest Selection
• FORD
18255 Beach Bl. Hunt. Beach
55/>.1070 842-6611
Pinta 9957
YOUR CHOICE
IMPALAS e CAPRICES
I' THEY'RE lt\A-.CED -. j
.~" ... ye\lo"'"blai:~ top. 67 engine, In Orange County
gooa cond1t10n. 54S-029"1 aft. Coupe DeVllles • Sedan I
6 DeVllles . El Dorados ·
VW '70 C:.1n1p<>L', Po~o11, Convertibles. Also Many $1088
2 DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, auto. trans., factory air
rond!Uoning, po we r steer-
ing, power brake!!, poY.<er
\1-'indows, power s n a I s ,
rudio, heater, vinyl roof.
tinted glns.!I!. J115t like ne't\'.
\\ICT911
4 DOOR HARDTOP
V·8, auto. trans .. factory air
conditioning, po we r sleer·
Ing, vinyl roof. low-miles.
Sei-ial No. Hl12126
$2877 '72 PINTO
WAGON
NOVAS e CAMAROS
LOOK FOR . THE YEHIC&:ll
MARKED 1 O'Mi OVER new engine, reblt t ran 11. other scleet Cadillac Trade--I ~peed. 1ad10, heater. Llf'. • •
FPlfDlAIWlR
J'~;:: 8EAC.H St VO ; ::·:-::
I,' • ' ~D ·~~"Ji~~~ ~::~~~~::::":.o "d. r'~NiNAiiiBEiiltSlJ;. ijiiAic:" l.;.· 1 LSO N l 1.w I LSON I No. 20627$1877
V2 & 3/4 TON TRUCKS
I -:-•: • '• !f;.. I.
..
W t••lmon<lo·r
'>l 1 blJ.!4 Very Clean $1,2:11. .2 too H.lhf lllftl.l
Rover 9757 968-8950 Comt Muli MO..t1 I w I Ls Q N '69 FIAT 124 Sport C.oupe, '"13 \\'hite V\V THING, 511pd. 28 ~IPG, low mllcaae. '67 ROVER TC aioo. $800 .. _h II Lo 'l 1825,'; Beach Bl. Ilunt. Bealh
XJnt cond. $1"100. :62-"1629 or bell oUer. 646-"1637 or "'"S~i;!re~_w49!l~1~~e. Cadillac 9915 556-1070 842-6611 •
'72 FIAT \VGN 124 Sport,J~"'!""~1'.!1TI~5..:·----==I ,,,..~vi'iw~.'-Hii"io~o5oo~.'iLiE~F,TTl:.13;;_:--;c:;;A;;D-;,-.,,.;;::-_-;;c .. ::--;De;::;;V, 18255 Beach Bl. Hunt. Beach l9TI LTD 2 d I nd
Super clean, l'lw mi. $2400.I Saab 9760 1''ENDER. R. DOOR & Exec. car. Deluxe. cond.. 55~1070 842·6611 P~ & air~"sd~ceg~scoin;·
btst ofr. 673-7431 aft. 5 MISC. PARTS. 544-341"1 5,;7-6"155, l\1ort-Fri. 638--2181 rhe fastest draw 1n the West. on reg, fuel. 18255 Beach Bl. Hunt. Beach
FORD I
OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 'TIL 10 PM
SUNDAT 'TIL 6 PM
GROTH CHEVROLET
11211 leach llvd. Huntington leach
. -. -· .
{•' . Honda 9n1 Brand New 1974 ., sue 1~Sa=• •o.· =;s"c:"·'---=~ ...• o.u, Piiot ci._., .. ,., 64t>-Slll' 55i..1010 842-6611
AM/FM * Gd Cond Autos, New 9800 Auta1, N•w 9800 Auto1, N•w 9800 cA-u-to-,-.-N-.-w---~-= Autos, N•w 9800 A t N 9800 · ' '
SAAB 99LE . Sll50o,ol,. 64M027. ~~--~~~~-;;;;;;~;;;--~;;;~;;;;;;-~~~;i;;iii-mi;i~iii;uo~•·~•i;ii,w-iiil;i~ .c'·'; 1973 V\\I 412 SEDAN, 2 dr, • . .'. ·' ';;.
-..1 XJnt. rond. $3,200.
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Jag uar
'>ti HHa
"FRllOlANOER
I Jl'>O .. ocll l hd
'>)7-6114
Pricwg to Sell 6"15-13·10
$4384
<•13861
T!h-;1rh ]hup1111~.
.J.J. ,,... ... " Kq ... " n .. ~··' ..• ·..i·,•ll•
"Dlreetly aeross from the
BaJ:.~ Bay Club"
Sales • Seniice
Toyota
645-6406 "
WE ARE
No. 2
9765
'6"1 V\\' Bug, ,.:r,.:it cunct
reblt rr.g, $1 lilO or offer
Call days 675-.'¥10.1
"65 VW Bus, 1600 engine,
very good cond. Paneled,
crpL 84"1-3322; 8'12-"1320
'"10 .V\V BUS, gd rond. Nt>w
engine. $1@. best o I f c r ,
61.,...9196
'69 VW Bus, 41,000 miles,
&ood condi!ion.
Call 548-2683
'"11 V\\' Bw~. Rchll engillC,
Camper equip!. Xln't cond.
$2400. 55"1-4086 u.ft 5pm.
·n V\V Bus-Undt'r 11·arrllllly
In Orange-Counly, Xlnt. cond. Luggn~ rack But Only $3.SOO. 57;,.6662. YOU ·71 VVi' BUS, Xlnt cond.
CLASSIC JAGUAR 19 5 3 45,000 miles; $24:'i0.
Mark VII, 4 dr. 1 e d • , Can Make Us CaJ\ eves 642·3602 aunroof, mtr. overhaul. 1New N 1
brke1., & tires. $2.200. O. '66 VW. Good Shape
Terms. Ask for Frank: See us First or La.st and we'll $900 Call 968-1443
.,. 646-.7711 645-25:9 e,-s. lry harder for your best 1966 V\V Bug. vCl'Y clean,
1970 XKE, 2+2, Tan, auto. deal. Xlnt cond. $800. 673-9142
b'ans,, pw-r. s lecr·g .. wire t\ftAM l1iin:! SAVE TI-JOSE APPLE
whls. 26,000. ml., c I ca n . -Ulf\ '4ll'UI PEELINGS and boll . in
· • ·' $3,8jl). 846-7510 TOYOTA aluminum pa1u1 ilnd pots.
'72 JAG 2+2 V!2. Lo nil., . Tt.ey wilt brighten !he
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recent tuneup. Air, auto, 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 n1etal to u "like-new" u! 293 968-2300 condition. I-lave anything lo
p-wr. ""· · C1 Hied Ad! Call 642-5678 .sell~ Use a Dally Pilot
'71 XKE: Coupe. l ov.•ncr, tl5ey! Classified Ad. Call 642-5678.
low 1nilc.q, & nltt. 831·20·10lcAo==~N,-----=-::= dlr. utos, •W 9IOO Autos, New 9800
Mazda 9731
·n l\fAZDA R..Xll, 2 dr ('pe.
~-4 Spd lrftns. Wiii sell
wholt'!sale. 546-8688.
Marea<ial a.=n,"'"""~~7""40°1
1974 EXECUTIVE
CLOSEOUT
Se'.1!:1'81 low-mileage, fully
equipped '"14 l\fert'Cde•Bcnz
450 SE's ut unusually roni-
petillvc p1ice1:
450 SE
(Ser. No. 3301, 36-mo. open
e.nd lease at $221.80, plW!
!rut.
280 COUPE
(Ser. No. 3201), Dk. red,
t'ereo, pov.·cr. windows. 36
mo. open end leamc al
$1TL15, plus ta.'(.
Jim Slemans
Imports
1001 Quall
NewpOrt Beach
133-8300 tNT£R FROM MacARntUR
MERCiDts Deni 4 dr w: m,, Ptrt. cond, 18 mo'•
ncW ~r w•rrant_y n-ma.lnlnz. S95(11). 84iMJ168.
'74 LUVS
25
' speed, l'adio, tinted glass, dlx. bumP!rs,
whitewalls, VEGA #1251.
»Ml.71 I• tM ....i nKtt price iMI. hue & llt. fNt..
Dtftm4 ft"M. 'llriu h '4116 .IMI. t11. & He ..... &
corryll'll cM'I" hr 41 montht en .,,,. .. 1 tf your crfflt. A,,,l,. fl,fni
e MON. TMllU HI. I AM TO 10 ,M e
-.. SAT. lo JUN, 9 AM TO 6 'Me
-GROTH CHEVROLET
Hunthte,.ll IHch . '65 t.fBZ .23()..S. Cd cond.
' ,_ \Vtll not •tart. Call 640--
'MBZ '8T 250$. Xlnt oond.
(!12 A.111) smo. or bat
1.lfer. 6'14·001~ nfl, 8 P.M.
549-3331
Brand
New CAPRI
DOZENS TO
CHOOSE
FROM
FROM
at OLD PRICES
ALL ARE
Johnson & Son
SALE PRICED
\
Immediate Delivery
We Still Have A Nice Selection of Brand New 197 4
CONTINENTALS •.MARK IV'S • MERCURYS • COMETS To Choose From
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Home of Mi!'I Ni-w Cor
"Gol<iei Tou~'i"
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2626 Harbor Blvd. of Cars, Costa Mesa 540-5630
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proximately half of our Honda Car
Inventory. One reason we are num· .
. ber one in the West and in the top
Five Nationwide. Low Volume
Prices, Comfortable terms, and a
complete service facility devoted
exclusively to economy cars are
three bi9 reasons you should visi~
the leader before you buy .
cinywhere! · · ·
~-~ Brand New '74
2 Door Coupe
!llSBA·2174-295J
$
'$6'977 IMO.
For 4B mos incl T &l ~!erred pmt. price is S3420. 73 A P.R. Is 13 S 1 %
the all new
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STARFIRE!
TEST DRIVE YOUR '·1975 STARFIRE Today
'73 FORD SQUIRE WAGON ·
~£ii~'.~~;~~~'.~i~~i· $ 3177 root rack. 1240234 l
'74 CHEVY Y2 TON PICKUP
:::""?::.~~ $ 3377 ::~"' '75 CUTLASS
'73 OLDS . CUTLASS
§~.~~'~'~!""" $ 3677 r adio heatp1 o o wE>r
str...-nno oowe• brakes. a•r
con.ht•onorlQ 12 13GY0)
'73 HONDA CIVIC
'73 DODGE DART
A"lom•l<C '"~'m"""" $ 2977 r ad!O hea t er, c o w er
steering. cower br ades.
..,.nyl loo <1ir cond1t1on1nq -
10 000 miles (713HVP1
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ORDER YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR
$
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ORDER YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR
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CHOICE
:~!ci~i,~~UAREBACK
'70 CHEVY MALIBU H.T. vs. auto .. P.S. (062ANKJ
'69 FORD LTD H.T.
VB. auto .. air cond .. stereo. (6360LN)
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CW.~ Sl@olot lll l~I 11 tar 36"'°"' ~ P'>Ot ll!IN.71...:1. Tll.Oft-.C~·
MJAL PERCENTAGE R ... IE 16 3~
'67 OLDS 88
VS. auto .. vinyl lop. air coni (200KLC)
'69 DODGE H.T.
Coe. va. auto .. vinyl 100. air cond. IYXA088l
'68 CHEV. IMPALA .
VS. auto .. air cond .. P.S. -
c.li ll'U MIOO Dlo11 Tll S37 ,, tor 2• -a.tw,..., PflCOI •911• 2' NICI l l l Oii -~ ANHU"l P'EflCENTAGE RATE 18 IR •
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By CHRYSLER CORPORATION
Brand New )Jut( DART Sport
137 IN STOCK
READY FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .
$ OYER
ORIGINAL
FACTORY
INVOICE WITH THIS AD PRESENTED A:T TIME OF SALE
111SE THE .RB Of YOUR CHOICE. 'n.eY Do Not Require· JM ENID GASI
1915 DART SPORT
""4. Y PACTciflY EoulPPED (LLHC5G10..1fl
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BRAND NEW
brand 1975 Dod9e PICKUP
MW
LOADED : Au to matic transmission, power
steering, radio, heater. oil guage. increased
cooling, tinted windsh ield. much more .
(B11AB5X015427J
LOADED: 318 VB engine. avtomallc transni1ss1on. power
steering, radio. heater, increased cooling. oil guage.
(014BE5S000196J
'72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Ado, heater. bucket seats. (118ESGI
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CW,. MO tor JD-0.---~ 119'0 lD ....... 11 ll'"'
'73 PLYMOUTH FURY
ve. automatic. 1ir conditioning, power steering &
br'akM. 16600.XTI
584 OK
584 MO.
Onl¥ N.tf0r31moo °'*'*'.,.........""°" '310o111 ..,,.,. 1• ~
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Today's Final
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VOL. 67, NO. 296, 5 SECTIONS, 6" PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOB ER 23, 1974 TEN CENTS
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GSA Denies ·Zi1ggurat U~e for Nixon Library
WASHINGTON (AP) -The General
Services Administration says an office
building it acquired in LaW1f!a Nigui;I,
was "never contemplated to be a
presidential library for fonner President
Nixon." '
The building, about ·10 miles from
Nixon's San Clemente residence, was
acquired F~b. 15 from Rockwell Intema-
lionaJ Corp. In exchange for property
in the siite belonghl,g to the Air Force.
Sen. JQ.Seph M. M,ontoya (0..N.M.),
chainnan of a Senate . approprlatio'ns
subcommittee, aslled GSA AdmiJ)istrator
Arthur Sampson. &)>ut reports that the
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million square.foot building was to be
used for·Nixoo's benefit.
He quoted .Sampsoo as replying that
"the property was not acquired as a
presidential library or ,a p e r m a n n t
depository. for Nl:ion's recoi:cts."
But ·he said that "temporarily storing
Mr. Nixon's records In a relatively small
pcrtion cl. the Laguna Niguel facility
is similar to the courtesy storage pn>-
vided other former presidents.
Sampson also wrote that "this ex-
ctiange was not a 'bail our for Rockwell
International."
'"The Laguna Niguel facility \Vas ac·
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quired because it was and is in the
very best interest of the federal govern·
ment to obtain a building at a reasonable
cost to meet present anc! future space
needs in the Southern California region,"
he said.
Montoya said the General Accounti ng
Office advised him that the GSA would
have to spend about $3 million to put
the building in condition for use, and
1nalntenance costs and utility bills would
run about $500,000 a year.
In h!s statement, Montoya also said
he h~· property records in the vicini ty
of the building checked to find out
who the ownen were and reported these
showed that Herbert Kalmbach o f
Newport Beach, Nixon 's former attorney.
was involved In the acquisition of two
small tracts.
Montoya said records furnished hi1n
showed that 3S acres were bought Qn
May 22, 1989 for about $300.000 b y
Gallvan Investment Co., represented by
Galivan Properties Ud., and that lhe
address of the Galivan firm was in·
dicated a& thal of Kalmbach's la w firm.
He said ·~t one acre is O\l'nl'd
b~ ~loulton·Xlf!;ll('I \\'atl'r District and
i1s addrl'ss \1as li<:tc-d as Suite 900.
at 550 .\e'.l porl Center OriY e, Ne"'J)Ort
Be.:ich.
"This i.~ also th<• add ress of ti.t r .
Kalmbach s office." ~1ontoya said. ·
Kahnbac h no"' is in prison.
i\leanwhile. U.S. l)istrict Judge Charles
R. Richey issued an amended ofder '
Tuseday relax ing slightly th~ freeze he
put on .'l'ixon's presidential papers.
Richey kept his requirement that the
papers and ta pes be kept in Washington
at leasr htmporarily but opened t~em
up to fonner \\'h11e House staff members
be ing tned or investigated in t h e
\\'11tC'rgate case~.
The Judgl:' also said the papers could
be opened to gn\ernn1ent officials "for
the p~rpost'S of cu r re n t &ovemment
· bu,!:iness " y,·i1h President ford 's consent
and notification of Nixon·s lawyers.
The origi nal order. issued Monday ,
blt)('kt-d at lc<ist ten1porarily the ar·
ra ngt'inen! reached bt:tween Nixon and
Ford on disposit ion of the tapes and
clocun1ents al the tin;Ie Nixon's pardon
1\<is negotiated.
1e,n IC u an us e
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CofC Backs
Meter Fee;
Nixes Park
Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce
directors waded into two controversial
Issues Tuesday, supporting a proposed
freeze on parking meter fees and op-
posing creation of a dO~town mlni~J;>8rk.
The Olamber board approved in prin-
ciple an initiative being drawn up by
downtown hairdresser Richard Willelts.
who previously fought . meter fee in·
creases with a referendum.
The initiative ' would freeze present
parking meter rates, direct that all
parking meter revenues be put intact
Jnto a special parking fund and order
that only parking fines be used to finan ce
parking·related city costs.
Presently. a special fund is sel up
to receive parking 'meter re ve nu e s.
However, the city is allowed to charge
parking related costs such as meter
maid salaries and meter maintenance
against the fund. The city also takes
$30,000 from the fund yearly to rinance
general expenditures.
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' This proce§ along with. purehaSe: or
new meters, created a $27 ,000 deficit
in the fund last year, whi ch the city
o.111'-~'-l!ett' n .,~ _ advanced against this yea r's revenues.
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VOlUNTEER PARENT CARYL TRITTIPO HELPS S UDENT
Second Grader Mike Stafford Studies Math at Aliso sC:hool
PumpJJln Picher -
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-Hick Balzer, a tDember oTlhe chamber
parking committee, criticized the ad·
ministration of the fund Tuesday.
"It's a bunch of fancy book shufOing
by a very creative finance director,"
Bal1.er said.
Parents Helping
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Craig Ylci°<!<lilf. 2; of Laguna .Niguel. fimts:his:eye 'ior a Halloween ·
ptimpkin ·may· be bigger than his mttsctes.a< hi! 'lnakeA .tough choice
at an Orange Coast' pumpkin patch. He (ound ·one he could carry,
but, on ~y, would that bigger on e rPi\ke a sweJf jack-a-lantern. Larry Hunt. past chamber president.
questioned where the city would make
up the general fund amounts.
68 Aiding Aliso Scliool T eacli~rs
Community Flagpole .Idea
Grows-Qespite Council
!nteml )II the COD!lnlcllon of a giant
community flagpole to -mark lbe com-
munify's and ·lhe nation's 100th· birthday
is growing in San1Juan Capistrano
destilte a lukewarm reception of the
idea by the City Council recently.
Althodgh the Oagpole will be sponsored
by the Bicentennial C.Onunit~, chamber
p(ficials ~ are drawing plans a n d in·
vestigating costs. Toner said the council
(See FLAGPOLE, Page A%)
"How's that little vacuum going to
be filled , increased taX"es?'' Hunt asked.
"The answer to your question, Larry,
is 'yes',·• Balzer replied.
In opposing creation of a mini-park
or landscaped mall on the appendage
of Park Avenue. chamber directors snub-
bed their own· beautification coTnmittec.
which had recommended approval of
the project.
The area proposed for ·1he mall is
on the stub of Park Avenue left over
alter the county library was built across
a portion of the street. The stub connects
only to an alley from Coast Highway.
8y JACKIE HY~fAN
Of tll• O•llr '1191 Sl1!I
There was a time at Aliso Elementary
School in South Laguna when parents
rarely saw thC Inside Qf a classroom.
Now 68 parents of kindergarten and
primary grade st udents are assisting
teachers with projects in such field s
as cooking, sewing, gymnastics, music,
art, reading and math.
rn kindergarten, for example, teacher
Judy Neeve said. a half dozen mothers
help the children lcam sounds, such
;.1s the letter T. by teaching them to
cook foods which begin with that leller.
John Toner, manager of the San Juan
Chamber of Commerce,-said be . has
received phone calls and letters from
individuals and organlJ.aUona pledling
support of the project.
Badham Urging Bright's
Another ha lf dozen volunteers help
the kindergartners with gardens "''here
they raise vegetables lo cook.
The vegetables also feed class pets.
including rabbits, . guinea pigs a n d
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PIT.OT PICKEROO Ouster on Coast Panel Other parents put their special talents
to USC.
IN SIXTII WEEK By GARV GRANVILLE
• Of 1111 O.lly 'lhl lltH
Ftgskln Pickcroo "14 contlnues In its .Dr •• Donald B. Biigbt should be remov·
sixl h "''rtlt M Dalfy Pilot.. readers com· ed · rrom the South Coast R e g I o n a I
pcte for ~130 worth or priz.d each week co as Uine CornmisSion, Assemblyman
and a chance to win • color lelevisioo Robert Jlailbam (R~cwport Beach) said
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set. · Tuesday.
Sports fans who best prtdlct the out· Badbam.'s call for the coastal com··
comes or XI football gamu to be played mission chairman's ouster because of t~ls weekend wt!I be awarded 7.tnith his political fund ralsiog acUvitJes cittne
radio and: television producta. F\lnher, at a Corona del Ma'r Kiwanis ClUb
first place weekly wlnntn are eligible -luncheon.
to compete tor the grand prize color The Newport Beach .:s9emblyman
set. labeled Bright's aborted plan to hold a Details and an entry blank are publish-SIOO.per-penon fund raising reception for
ed In today 's editions. oemocfalic gubernatorial candidate FA·
Plgskln 1P1ckeroo Is a rt!:gUIRr feature mWKf (i. lJrown Jr. "a blatant misuse.
or .the Daily Pilot sports pages and of power.''
Is cOoflponsored by ABC Color Television Purportedly invited to the reception
of lfuntlngton. Ocach and Zenlth toe. tlla t W1f9 ~ bl\ve OOen held n~ar Costa
'" Mesa this v.·eek were developer• 11nd
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lhe commission Bright heads.
The fund ra1sing recepiion was called
orr when a stonn of criticism descended
Marine 01arged
With Burglar)'
on Bright and a connict or interest . A Camp Pend leton ~tarlne w~.~~cd
I ·~b =·-• 1 into Orahge County JaU. on uw-g ... ry ssue was rat • y .D111w11 s ·opponen • · cha~ ·~y 11\ght Mily alter he
atatc Controller oastoq noumoy. : allegedly broke; ~th l ~utli Laguna
Badham said tbe coa_sq>I comO>J..,.,. ""'1 ""'i.l!IOl•a q(&ajlllt# ot ie,..lcy.
chalnffan used "'stationery and ~r \ Sheriff's-1 · rs c Marine Robert commission rcsourees '' to PrGmote ~ · .aruct Calli , 2 ~ irrested by
political receptl~n. ' 1Califotnla hwa llf'tr-Olmen and
"If he (Bright ~ wa1 an elected ofOClal .'relleyed~( jew '' l;JO,"X; and Je"'eJry
he \\'OU!d be recalled," Badhsro said., he tlleg h~ tiicnr earlier frorn
"I don't see wey an nppaintcdl offlclar" the Om · De Malton 31 716 Pacific
v"ho mi.susca hls 'povrcr should be treated 4, Coaii l:llg~a IAath 1J.Suna .
ony dl!fcrentty.~' -91 '' Cl)tpen ·~o.&lioott broke the 'Nftt--
Afler his 1peech, ~•dllAln ,.Id he <low cl Ille ·'* )IOQr •I !he •We.
h88 Written Gov,• ~agan to tsk' htnr I reached rn tto Uftl~k 1110 doot ;ind I hen
to demnnd Bright'• .. immediate reslgna. took the valuables fu)rn tht· d1i;pln)'
llon." · case.
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r..tarcia Bametl teaches gymnastics to
kindergarten students to help t h e m
develop coordination. Another volunteer.
Stilly \Vhiting, plays the guitar for first
and second graders and brings in musiral
instruments from different countries.
Timi \Villiams. also a volunteer. guides
the student s through art projects in
such for1ns as ~till life and collage.
And many of the parents. all of them
mothers and many of them credentialed
teachers. donate tin1c IQ working vdth
etu.ldren individua lly in such fundamen tal
suhiects as reading and math.
The pa.rent volunteer p r o g r a m ,
coordinated by voluntrer Kal hy Blue.
began last ~·car "''hen Aliso wai; selected
as the one srhoo! in La.i:oina Bl'Ach
to receive Early Childhuur1 Education
tECEJ funds.
ECE is a stnh~ pr11Ar:i1n to l>QUr fu nds
into in struction for kindl'r~artrn through
third grudP stud1·n1~
Previously. 1hl.' !'lt•i!c t'Qnr('ntrarcd on
remcdi:il instnH lion for ~!udl'ntll who
hadn't l('arnrd th(' rn:iteri11l in the first
pl;.1rr, L.vnda Sh;irp. Allso ECF. direr!or.
c:<olntllt'<I.
I! is. hopt•d lh.1 ! ECE Y.dl pre\'ent !he
net<I ror ren1ed111t cducat1011 1>he S<!id
11W' p.1rcnt \O!unteer TU'!r:un 11 ;i~
ru•r('<..snry ~ausr ECE i:: hr.1!~ mu<.:t
h:l\'t• Ollt' adult In !hf' rl.1v•roon1 fnr
r;irh 10 children. ~\rs. Blue ~ ticl
l.Mlt!nt wert' !iQOL to lh1fl'll\S ask111g
for 1he1 r h('\n and i::pccinl tnh•nl"J. .
"The t'l11hUSl:l!'lm i s unhl>licvnblc'.
\\'e·re dr:i"·inl<': from a An>Up " in·
ttn.•stl'd edura1L't.i 1111.rrnt~ ... ~lrf" Hlut•
sairl .
She snid 30 par!'nt~ voluntf'1•red lo-.t
year an<I. us ,1 re.Qult of thPir \\Ork.
Ahso ~ .. fl.Q nttn1t;I flrs1 ifl th<" m:ite for
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By Patrol
By JOJIN VALTERZA
Of ll'le ~IY Piiot 1!1H
A new federal policy which practically
co~es defeat in lhe battle against
illegal immigratioo from Mexico has
been launched throughput s o u t h e r n
c4Womia and it asks many po I i c e
departments to si mply i·g n o r e i~
migrants passing through their area.
Senior agents at the San Onorre Border
Patrol station confirmed today that a
new policy-is in e[fect throughout the
Southwest.
And except for police departments
In areas extremely close to a border
patrol station, the suggestion simply calls
for officers to leave the aliens alone .
The orders come from Immigration
Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman, who
has launched a new concept of fig hting
the record wave of illeg_al immigration
(See ALIENS, Page A%)
Cable Unearthed
In Laguna Bench;
Potuer Shut Off '
A buildiflB contracl-Or dug u.p 30 fl.'Cl
of und£·rground telephone cable i n
L.1"u11a Reach 1\1esday. cultinJ:! serv ic{'
to 41~ custoniers. includin g police and
fire agencies.
The ~rvire brt•:i k occun·ed at about
J::JO p.1n. ;ind ;.1 ffected residents of the
c1tv's Top of the \rorld section.
The Top or the \Vorld fire stat ion
telephone strvicc \1•as cut. but eme rgcn·
l'\' numbers 1\·rrc unaffected.
· TJ1e cable also carried police radio
signals. to ;1n antenna on the Top o[
the \\'nrld fire station, however. the
deparlmt"nt rct.'Cnt ly S\\'ilchcd to an
antenna near the \1'atcr rescr\'oir oo
thr north s1dr of 1,.,1puna Canyon and
ra1!1n ~t•r1·ict 1\·as not cut.
<,l'll1'ral Telephone spoke.'!'fl'lan s ai d
~en·icr 1\·as rt'storcd \I ith :l temporary
c011net11on to all customers by IO p.m.
111\h pc nnaJl{·nt repairs being completed
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Whnl's ita n J\'11n1e?
'"'DE..\R PAT : Since l grew up with one
of the most popular names in my i1gc
group <11 th:it 1lme, I \l'anl 10 &void
choosing an over!~· popular name for my
expectl'd child. I've cticcked all the
.source.~ l C<in. il'ICluchng hospitals, coun·
ty offiC1's and n1y library's reader's
guide. All I've learned is Uwt my phone
bill has increased due to all my toll
calls .
P.C., San Juan Capistrano
!'\o published material is available on
the most popular CtJrrent first names
being given to babies. at'COrding to the
Garden Grove .Regional Library's adult
refert'flCe depanment - and your in-
quiry v.•aJ' checked out thoroughly. It
seem11 tbat only "after". a first name nu.. been '\1900 repeatedly, ii is noted as
a '.!pdpular" choice. Available materials
do indihlte that you'd be better off to
d"'6W "Mary'Lor··Ann" rather than
Klm~y or Tiffany if your baby should
be a girl. The same advice applies to
boys. The "common" name choice is out
of \1>gue at this time.
Cigare tte Pack•
DEAR PAT; A neighbor has told me
about saving empty cigarette packages
and turning them in for a wheelchair.
My brother-in-law needs one for his wife
and he hns saved more than fi.000 pack-
ages. If this really can be done. \.\•here
should these packages be redeemed to
get a whecl chair for a deserving per-
son?
S.O .. Costa Alesa
TIIC same answer applies to this in·
quiry as to a recent quesJion about
11·hcre one could turn in cigar'ette pack·
ages ID buy time cm a kidney machine.
'M>ere is none, and there never has been.
To repeat -this story seems to pop up
eevry few yt'ars, and it has no basis in
fact . You might tell your brothel"in-law
lo contact the Rehabilitation Institute of
Orange County regarding the possible
loan of a wheelchair by phoning 6.13-
7400. or perhaps, a reader would be will-
ing to donate or sell a wheelchair to him.
The Institute is currently requesting per-
sons to donate Belly Crocker coupons to
1800 E. La Veta, Orange. Calif. 92666.
which can be redeemed for cash to pur-
chase needed equipment. such as wheel-
ctmirs, for patient s. r-.1ail to the atten·
tion of Carolyn Carrell .
Defective To!J
DEAR PAT : I bou ~ht my (faughter a
toy called "Sweet April's Playground"
ror OJ.ristmas. There \Va s an excessi\'e
amount of dirt and glue on it and one
of the parts didn't \\Ork. She's player!
wilh this toy only about six limes and
other pieces now hal'c broken. J \\'role
to lhe company twice \l'ilh no answer
received. I'd gladly return the complete
toy in exchange for a ne\.\' one, or just
the parts that need replacing.
D.P., F'ount:iin Valley
Your only recou rse In this sttut1Uon
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the manufacturer. Rcmco Industries.
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especially discount out lets.
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Boundru·ies
With new ent'OUra£e!lleflt from the
Orange Comnty Planning Con,roi55ion.
lobbyists for the Laguna G r e e n b c I t
n1arthed onto the Moulton Ra1lt'h this
\\'('Ck lo draw boundaries for 100 percer1t
prl•servatlun of a hotly contested buffer
zone for the city of Laguna Beach.
Hcpresentatives ftom Lagun<i
Greenbelt, Inc. a non-profit organization
striving to create the buffer. lef l the
l'xpcdition feeling "positive,'' according
to volunteer consultant fllichael Schley.
Hut representatives from the private
planning finn Of Chapman, Phillips,
Rrandt and Reddick, v•ho represent
the six property owners on the 9,700-acre
r~l'h. left. in a. ~ of r;loo'J1.
·There JUSt tSn t much compromise
v.ith these~." Steve ~lalefyt1 proj·
NI manager for the Moulton Ranch,
said disconsolatedly.
Original maps for the ranch showed
about · 60 percent preservation of the
gr~nbelt. Later maps showed 80 per-
ceut. Laguna Greenbelt supporters still
were not satisfied.
Then, in the face of persistent lobbying
by the grccnbell team; the Orange Coun-
ly Planning Commission directed county
planners to draw a new map--sho"'·ing
100 percent preservation of the embattled
natural area.
That direction came after months of
negotiation between the Laguna
Greenbell ,proponents and prop e rt y
owners anxious lo maintain profitable
residential densities.
So Tuesday's meeting was called to
try to detennine what the boundary
lines of the greenbelt \\'ere.
The area of greatesl controversy
within the greenbelt is Wood Canyon,
a thicket of sycamore trees surrounded
by picturesque ridges.
Greenbelt officials object to a "scenic
loop" road systei:n shown on the plans
through Lower Wood Canyon, and to
the 1,100 residential units shown 1n what
the Laguna people believe is t h e
greenbelt.
If those units are eliminated, they
will be moved to a fiat plain along
El Toro Road. aCcording to COWlty senior
planner Jim Tso.
"We're going to have another meeting
next week," Ma!efyt. said. "The green-
bait people are standing pat, and I
think it's going to be very hard to
reach any detennination."
"They are feally concerned about get-
ting their own niche," Male!yt added
of the Greeflbelt troops. "They are not
ready to change their policy."
Schley, the greehbelt sp:ikesman, saki
it appears the Chapman-Phillips team
is compromising.
"We're still holding the line that Wood
Ganyon is an environmental entity and
th~re's no reason why it shouldn't be
preserved," Schley said.
Asked if be tbought the Greenbelt
organization would endorse the tot a I
ranch plan Ir they got 100 p e r c e n t
greenbelt preservaUon, SchJey said,
"Well, we'd have no reason to oppose
it. We'd have reached our goal.
"We think i! the greenbelt is preserved
it would help alleviate many of the
potential prob!~ from the rest of the
ranch."
From Page Al
PARENTS ...
rat ing 10 keep their ECE funds, ri.1rs.
Blue said. This year Alisa's funds v•ere
doubled. to $34,000.
That pays for :i resource teacher.
teachers' aids, field trips, audio visual
learning aids and suppftes for cooking,
gardening and other projcds.
But it v.·ould be herd to place a
dollar value on the time gi\·en by the
68 parents. who each donate between
on(' and three hours a week.
~!rs. Sharp believes the volunteer pro-
gr:1m h<ts also been good for the parents.
"I think the crux of wh.al it's clone
at Aliso is gotten parents in11olvcd in
;in iinportant part of their child's'Muca-
!ion. And not only their O\.\'n child but
children as a whole." she said.
She said reacher cooperation is essen-
tia because the teacher must be \\illlng
10 supervise the parents and assume
n1ore of a management role than in
1 I\(' past. '
"Previou; to th.is. teachers were
al most th~atened by having a parent
in rheir room." Mrs. Sharp said,
In addition to parents. sixth graders
h<'lp 111struct younger students. And even
~1thln a grnde, a child \\'ho has mastered
a concept is asked to help a classmate
\1'ho has not .
Th ur ston Pupils. ..
Le ll vc Satur day
Fo r Yosemite
A group of 31 student.s from Thurston
luternlcdlate SChool in \.a,!!Wla Reach-
11ill leave S8turday ror a v.-·cek's study
at Yosemite National Park.
The ~venth ancJ eighth gr<idt• S1 udcnts
1111\ st udy zoology. botany. Keology and
anthropology under the direction of lhc
\t.aff of tht Yosemite ln!titutl", which
cunduct.s programs !or colleges. hiJth
sehools a n d junior hlth s c h o o I s
lhl"'l'.J'lgho\lt the statt.
Sllldenls wlll hike and bicycle through
p.1rts of the park to study lichen. lnclia.n
caves and rock formati on! nm hand.
The student& will be chnperontt1 by
Ari f1..ntr. a 'lburat.on science tcachc-r.
"nd three pare'!\ Co6t of the trip,
which Is paid by fndiv\dual students
Fees .~·~-Up~ Up
Roat ltl~i~g Now More Costl y
. UOAT OWNERS who I~ "I' illtplty to oomebody's el.!e,'1 doctor JnOOr1ng
in"" Oran&• ~u:;ru nqw'tlave to P'Y four liine> a. much to,.. chum their Un _ L.:-Wt.ls.. •
The Boar<ltot · ,,.. ~usty 'l\J<sday to hike the daily
Impound fteS from $1 to '4-fn· Newport Harbor and $3 in Dana Harbor.
1 larbor.!i, Beachet and ParU Dlrectoi-Kenneth. SRmpson told the board the
SI per day ree provided no locenUve for boat owners to rttlaim thelr prop-
ert;.
"TlllS FREQUENTLY result$ in a long-term storage rate that is much
lrss than the owner would pay al a 0>mmercial marina," Sampson said in
tus report to supervisors.
The figure supervilota µrived' et is the same paid ror glle$t dock spaces
m the tv.'O major county barbl.ra.
SlJPERVJSORS ~ approved Sampson's request to increase rrom SI to
$2 a day lhe charge leVJed by the county for its 18 offshore guest moorings.
. Sampson noted Newport Harbor is the only one with guest moorings but he
::>aid Dana Harbor may have some in the near future.
OC Rapid Transit
'Fear of Crime' Seen
As Reason for Non-use
By \\'ILLIA~I SOIREIBER
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htany prospective riders on Orange
County Transit District veb!cles may
Frotl& Pag_e 'A'1.
FLAGPOLE •••
didn 't actually say no when their ap-
proval was sought. they merely declined
to support the idea at this time.
The idea of a flagpole was brought
to the Bicentennial Committee b y
longtime San Juan resident Bill Speer.
Speer figured out that a 75-foot flagpole
with a 30 by 46-!oot Oag could be
seen . several miles if placed in a n
elevated p:isltion.
The location be . chose was one of
the two standard Oil gas stations which
are located on lhe Ortega Higbway on
both skies of the San Diego Freeway.
Speer, who retired after 52 years as
a Slandard Oil distributor, !bought he
might talk the company Into donating
space for the flagpole.
But the location was one point wh ich
aome . coomdlmen found objedlooabie.
Councilman Doug Nash Aid he feared
the flag mlgbt become a commercial
device to attract customers into the
station and said every gas station in
town would also want a flagpole. Coun-
cilman Yvon Heckscber said be was
opposed to the Idea altogether beca""'
it would draw excessive attention to
San Juan and the city didn't need any
more people in town.
"Are you against motherhood, too,''
asked Councilman James Weathers.
"ln some circumstances," said Coun·
ci~i:~=· :~~~~ to support
the flagpole . idea but nobody seconded
it.
The city council Wll.! brought into
the flagpole project becall!e the council
is funding the Bicentennial Committee.
Toner said, however, that some groups
have indicated a willingness to fund
the project through. donations.
Toner said two items are b e I n g
researched. A 'T>foot steel pole with
two 20x3G-foot flags would cooet $6,600.
A 65-foot aluminum pole with two 10
x )f>.foot flags v.-wld cost $5,385. These
fla~ wio;.:~:! ::.:~ be ilh:.-ninated -at night,
but would be taken down and stored
in a loclced box at the bottom of the
pole. The cost estimates also include
an eagle at the top.
lie said if the pole became city pro-
perty, the city would have to assume
liability insurance and the cost o f
maintenance. Forrest Dunnivin, former
chamber president and owner of one
of the gas stations, said he would see
Owl the flag v!'aS put up and taken
down each day.
Bill Speer, who originated the Idea
of a giant community flagpole, suffered
a heart attack arxl. was taken to South
Coast Community Hos(tital Monday. He
is In intensive care.
'The ?~year-old resident, who resides
with his wife Sarah at 31472 La i1atama,
San Juan Capistrano, came to the area
in 1929. ..
be avoiding the use or mass t.ransit
because they rear the possibility 0 f
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli, vlcc chairman of a
cltli.ens committee studying the impact
or future transit plans, said today safety
Concerns will be one of the district's
toughest obstacles to overcome.
"The single most important aspect
or transit system in1pacl. is a need
to change the attitude of the population
regarding fear of violence,'' said Covelli,
a professor at Cal Stale Long Beach.
Covel!i's task force , one or lhree set
up by the Citizens Advisory Transit
Committee, recommended that the
district concentrate on intensive service
in disadv antaged auas that usuaJiy have
the bi&be!t crime rate.
"To make the service wo rk and attract
riders, the district should establish a
direct line of communications with safety
agencies for protection of passe.ngers
in blgh crime areas," Covelli said.
Covelli's task force made no specific
recommendations. but hinted at t h e
paislbWty of special transit s e c u r i t y
petrols or bus guards.
Victim Thwarts
Arson Attempt
Orange County Sheriff's officers are
hunting a woold-be arsonist whose efforts
to destroy a pickup truck in the Dana
Point area were Coiled by the prompt
action or the vidlt_n.
Deputies said (he canvas cover on
a pickup truck owned by Jamees P.
Erickson, 33252 Palo Alto Drive, was
destroyed but he was able to douse
the fire berore it damaged the rest
of the vehicle.
lllvestlgators believe the lire w a s
started when a lighted cigarette '!as
tossed ooto the canvas cover by an
wiknown intruder at the Erickson home.
Rug, Stereo Gear
Taken in Burglary
Stereo equipment and a l}lg_ were
stolen Tuesday night from a Laguna
Niguel Mme by burglars who may have
had a spare key to the premitles, Orange
County Sheriff's officers said.
Deputies said the property, valued by
Interior decorator Marvin 1. Strusser.
47, at $220, was reported lost when
he returned to him his home at 24005
Windward Lane from Nevada.
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Money J)o1an t ed
Prisoner's --Bail -
Drive Ope·ne
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 11\t O•llY "~" Slffl
A campaign to gather $5,000 b a 11
money. n1ost of it con1ing la nickels
and dime!S, mounted today to free. ac·
cused killer James ltay Russell, charged
with an Oklahoma n1urder be may not
have committed.
Today was his 745th. day in jail, waiting
for something -anything -to happen.
"l'm wore out ," he said Tuesday.
RusseU , 27, a former Laguna H.llls
resident, finally ha.d his day i{l court
Tuesday, after some 15 frultltss BP"
pearances, including an appeal to the
California Supreme eoUrt to be released.
Ul6 Angeles Superior Court Judge Ray-
mond.A-I. Choate set bail at SS,000 finally
after Russell 's lv.·o years and two weeks
behind bars, a sum requiring one-tenth
of its face value as a surety deposit
to secure release.
His family, including his deliriou~ly
tearful wife Karen, 23, vowed to have
. the $500 deposit together by Tuesday
night. so he could con1e home to Bell
Gardens.
They failed to scrape up the swn
but a bail bondsman who saw I h e
youlhlul ex-convict on te levision Tuesday
night offered to take $250 and trust
them for the rest.
He'd like· a celebi-ity client.
The Oklahoma family who came west
looking for !00\ething better couldn't
even come up with that much on
such short notice however, fol\ov.ing tv.·o
years of travail. ·
One Orange Coast resident, L i n cl a
Hughes, called Santa Ana a I I o r n e y
Russell Agajanian today to offer SS and
said she was trying to organize a racl.io
campaign to get 1,000 listeners to pledge
$5 each lo help the Russells.
His aged grandfather. Samuel E .
David, came out from Haskell County.
Okla., for the pretrial and extradition
hearing Tuesday and pledged equity in
his paltry property holdings at Stigler,
Ok1a., to go his grandson's bail.
StiU another sympathizer, S u s a n
Hakam, of Huntington Beach, vowed
to loan them the second $250 from
her savings account if the bail bondsman
Will stick to hi s bargain.
Russell, an ex-eonvict who served four
years in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary
at ~1cAlester for a burglary comm1tted
when he was 19. was expected to be
bailed out or jail somehow today.
rrom Mexico.
Recently he said that new federal a~
propriati<>M will come next year so
that he can hire more agents, but in
the me?l1lime, he has deployed his man-
power where ii will do the most good.
AM that is on the front line.
Thus, roadblocks at two So u t h e r n
Califoniia points are now on a seven-day·
a·week schedule and often stay open
on a 24-hour-a-day basis.
"We're feeling the difference down
here at San Onofre," said Senior Agent
James Muth.
"We're open all the time now, and
because of that we have had t o
discourage most police agencies from
picking up. one or two aliens at a time
and th.en calling us to come to their
station to pick up tbe immigrants,"
he added.
There are only a few exceptions, he
said.
"About the only jurisdictions where
we still do the pickups are San Clemente,
Oci!amide, Carlsbad and Vista.
"There a~veral reasons for it,
and distance is the most logical. If
it's only a matter 61 a few miles,
it really doesn't hurt much,·• Muth said.
But the farther away the police station,
the greater the problem, he added.
Many police agencies holding aliens
·overnight bill the patrol $15 a heed
for what is officially termed "main-
tenanl'e."
"For a service that already is hurting
terribly for a budget. those charges
arc just too much/' h1u th said.
The policy has been In effect all rrimlh
but was only publicly announced today.
Chapman on Tuesday spoke before
an audience in Ter:as and his eommen1s
reflected a {eelitlg of futiijty .
"We are bei(l,g overrun by 111 e g a I
aliens. They are coming in by t h e
millions and there is little v.·e can do
to halt the Oood," he said.
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Sa.11 O.tofre·"Nuke
-Plant, Park
'
Annex Bid .Taken
The first rorrrial step toward annexing
the San Onofre nuclear generating sta-
tion and the state park around It was
taken Tuesday by the Tri C i t i e s
Municipal Water District.
The boaii:l of directors of the district
serving most ol San Clemente, Capis-
trano Beach and Dana Point directed
its lawyer and engineer to send a list
of terriu and conditions for the annexa·
lion to the California Department ol
Parks and Recreation. l
Raymond Woodside, the dist r I ct
engineer F-expfained that a I t h o u g h
negotiations for ttie annexation had been
under v.1ay for the past four or five
months, no formal bu sl tl e s s com-
munications have yet been exchanged.
· currently, the park and the power plant
are not within any water district, but
use water'brought by trucks and through
tempora~ lines from San Clemente.
The state' 'pal-ks department is one
or several agencies affected by the an-
nexation.
Other groups include the U.S. Marine
Corps, wbicb is the lessor of the land
on which the generating station and
park li'e. oth$_!r parties are Southern
California Edison and San Diego Gas
and Electric companies, which operate
the power plant.
AnnexaUon will also fall under the
jurisdiction or both Orange and San
Diego counties and the local Agency
Fonnation .Commission in each, because
the water "district and proposed annexa-
tion area are in di!!ereht counties.
Woodside said the district Is Interested
in annexing the power plant because
of it& major taxable value. ,.
Arrioog the tenns and cootlit!OM to
be sent to the department are that
the state pay for its' own pipeline! and
the legal costs in I.he annexaUon.
Plea-Bargaining
For Stans Told
CfUCAGO (AP) -Piea·bargalning
negotiations are under way betweeo the
office of special Watergate prosecutor
Leon Jaworski and lawye~ for former
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Slans,
the Chicago Sun-1\mes reported today.
Lawyers ror Stans are reportedly seek·
ing to have the fonner top !und-raiser
for Richard M. Nixon's re-election effort
d'largoo only with misdemeanor offenses
in connection with illegal 1971 campaign
contributions, the newspaper said.
In a dil!lpatch. from Washington, the
newspaper saJd It could not learn what
objective Jaworski's office was 'pursuing
in plea-bargaining beyond a guilty plea
nor could it learn exactly what charges
might be filed against Stans.
• "This flagpole bas been ~ dream."
said his daughter, l\trs. William S. Webb.
:·He has a great deal of patriotism." """ . ... 5.38 CE~TER STREET-COST A MESA-646-1919 CLOSID
SUNDAY
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Meeting Slated
Toni ght at 7:30
On Broken Home
Sponsors of a new program aimf!d
at helping youngsters cope with broken
homes will h>ld a meeting for volunteers
at 7:30 tonight in the Capistrano Uni·
fied School District board room.
San Oemente Fire safety Spedall!l
Doa Hodpon. ooe of the leaders of
the effort. s1k1 there Is a Deed ror
volunteers willing to undergo screening
and trainlnc for the program.
1be proposal, alrtady a p p r o v e d
unmimouslY by school trust«•, ca.tis
for flnditlg youngsteni "'1\h probltm1
within the ochoo~ In lhe ciiMct.
The pf'Oll'lm wUl use adult volunteen
to work with troubled youngsters on
an lndividual or group basis siml~
to the Big Brother proaram whicll baa -•ted In \J>t COWllY far many :tton.
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Skateboafds & Wheels-
Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell & Dumbell Set~
Croquet, Sets
Slant Boards
li oxing Gloves
Judo Suits
Karate Suits
Tennis Dresses
Tennis Shorts
Tennis Shirts
Tennis Sweaters
Tennis Shoes
Open 9 to 6 Closed Sunday
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Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Tennis Racket Stringing
Racquetball Racquets & B11lls
Handball Gloves & Bans.
Wannup Suits
Sweat Suits •
Hooded Sweatshirts
. . Adidas-Converse-Spot Bllt
~Brooks-Bob WoHe Shoes
Lealher Footbails-Basketballi-Soe·
.cer Ball~
, Bib Repairs-Parts-Tires· Tubes
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SAN FRANCISCO -For
more than a century the
'riveted denim blue jeans
!first sew n together by
;Bavarian immi&ra nt Levi
·Strauss ro r Ca lifornia's
• gold·rush miners have set
the pattern or growth fo~ the
San Francisco compeny
bearing his name.
But 124 years later, the
youth of the world are lhe
.trend-setters and fa shion
,leaders, and the casu1tl
men's and wotnen's clothes
made by Levi Strauss &Co.
,today are very fashionable
indeed.
The circle has ~en made
complete, too, with Levi's now a big seller in the com·
pany rounder's Europe, as Z,~;t :t:c.r.':~.:;.~ " I J .-.--,. E~ •·• , s 11"-"' 1111 CClnl '·" , , 1,41. ••• ''''*"'"•c . .io 1 ,,, u111 -\o 11w1;o05 iJ • ,. 1lt'i .... l••t'llf' 1.i.o ~ jt u1ot-·• well as elsewhere 8 -.. -.1 o... (I' ,,..,. "' '""' '""St , 10 t \O .. , 1n1norsci t • • 11• u\lt-011 Mo<..i,. , .o u ..., JO'"-t. """" ,1)0 ' '' • • -. T•~'"" 1... •• • 21»-u t l"'-UJU t I ~ tftttlllll .Ml ' J1) \)~ ,., IM'0\11 .• f .i I , MO<rtlt 1>C11 , 11 ll'--... ~ IJO 11 11 f llill-1._ Tt•l•pl 1..0 ,. II U -lo :lhe world. The popularity """' • f;, _ •.11 ...... ,.,. £NV11F .:a l 1l ,,,._ 11 '"""'-c ·" 1 JO • -"' M9ne e.1" 1 11 11o1o-w.. .,._ .l'O , 1• 1 -11o ,'!!!!'..,•, ..• N,•, '.," ,",'• -'.• dd dr L I'• ........ ~ 0.. t I.» JI ""&¥1.ohc~ I I 1~-1.. lflil.colDJ.liO' 1 )I -14 ,,.,l!oll .21o I U 1"'-"" At-.ii IDI) 16 I) -il't """ .. ·In ema n or ev a 11 ao JtJI , .• " If"-4 E.,i...,k ·• s 2 11 , .,., lflloi r..v .• 111 , 1 1~, o,:, "'""'' ..,. 1 1s Jv.-"" ,....,. p11Jt . , , • ..,. • TholtltR -~ 1 • '"", ~. •re•t that o·n some lore•·--· ,-:i",,7 .,._t• aw.·· ' 1~ •·• f~i 1 . .0 ' 1 1•\lo -"' 1........, ,,. • 1 s... .. ""'"'-.• • IS 11'1't-1.o ,.., '"" 1.• / YJ ·~.i.-... 1111111wo . • 1,1 1~ •• • • ...... ,..,._ C,.-i.f•• t14'-•"'f(llHt 111df Hllho~lfMrtol, .. ~ Hin -"'1 MSLIM1 .<IO• ............... ,1 .. "'''•·· ,, ..... _ .. ,t(M,1.<IO• ,,_,, :cities -particularly in Rua· ~1 t 13 w .~ tM • t• lli.t •• , E.-rk1n 1 s ,, 1•'~-"' "'"'""'°" 1 )I 1V1 ... N1Diwe11.1o u 1u •sv. ... 1-. 1te11"11Mt11 t u1 "-"-YI Tl•MI•.~ • ts ttv. 1. · d E ~-M 1" *'' 1 .. \lot \Ii E~trll~ .:MI 11 II,;+ \lo ._!Mot I ' U 1JYI • .. MIF ... 1 . .0U 1t U \lt--. "-'Ml"''"'·· 2t •I --lloortU.ollW • IU J~ '• 't_ta an Eastern urope .._. ..... 1 ;i ..... 'iA "",,. y· • '"' "' Etttyt c 1.JO 1 21 11 " HIM o.-11 , u .. , 11 -t~ 1111si1t11.1t , • ''h ... ~"' 1.,, •• , Joi ... ,,. 11-1"'t • • >I""-\.
1--·• .• •. Levo··s· sell for two -.. :. W !! ,••_• ~ ,·.n" n •'••" • .-.. E"'''" 1..0 .• 11 111 ••• , .. 1n1,.... .Hd J<1 1u ,...._,.,.. -.d .u • 1 t\o-"' "-""SK .;o • t '"' , "'"'' M.SO • 1,~, •111.-i • _ _,,....ll """"""' ,.. .., t E,_p .•Sii 1 lhl 1 -\\ ~ ll'Mo S 111 IM-YI -a 01 .tel .. 1 • Ilk# C11 .llO • 10 11--It. Tl_,, l.llM I ,..._ • '• and three tim es thei r.-.....u'f.:i ·1.,, ...... l:ILIMI tll -\'<I E•C•NOIS ~IH~ "'llllHole .tM .. 16 , .... -ll(ol 20~ J!Jlo 1.1111; __ ... )<111\~·-Tl-. .oa .. U1S1'-li ........ C. ; 6 ~ fl'S l.:rt 7 .. 16'"' •. . E•<I-t.. .. • '' -'°' lftlMOI 1.M J lll .. lirt-t~ ~pl'l()I .61 ' 111 t11o ""' lltcl'wMd .IO S 1' 11VJ-V> Tmlll Sfliit'ld 1 11 Ho • '• ;original price new. ..,,,..,., .ll • n 1 -·~ ~ 1;11 1 • " ... E•..,, 1.011 J '" .. '"-'"' 1n111 Milliflll , '' •1to-"' 11i11u1r, °"' 1 i s 11•, ..., 111«er P .• 1 " •ll;.-l'M 1-ElfJ 1 n 11~ 1. 0 I 1 1 •• , .W....lllW»• 1 U'f-\'<1°""1'W1.>lr "11111 -"' _,,,_ lnliMulll.lli S 6 1t"°-"'~1.11 .. 1t 1'-llo ll•lflll•l.J113 nnvt-~T....,•C. . .Ol t '"" · . verseas sa es 0 LA:VI s :::.:i:.~ 1 ,. • -I ~ ~II ... , .. ~ ... Flllttgt .... l .. Ill-.. lfllNcl 1 . .0. • l'll I• -YI M1<9n L ... , ti '"' •.• A'IOGt In .60 l, u ·--1. Toot•llH . ..oa • IVJ . '. Will repr.s.nt abo t 32 )U "" Ml I 16 11l!o-'-' ,.!rc..tn .110 • l•t t11to-""' INI "-' t I US :>t._-ll!o -N-RIO(;t d .Ill .• 16 1 .. -YI lr-Co ·" 11 II '• u per-"J '"""'" ,, 1-.-. ~ •t • M 16'&-._ F.lrclnd ,lQ • I I .,,., -\lo lftllt«t ,1)11 ' J .... • '. ...lliltc:o1.:IO 10 IS l• -1\1• AIM Al4 11 t 11 )1-.-\(, ,,..,._., ,,, • 211 S\io cent of rlscal 197.f 's sales, or ...._ 1,21 ·4 1 u111-"" 1 " 11'4-"' F.i .... 1F .M s • ,.,,. • ""' 111111&1 1.u 4 1u. " -... ""'k• °' .u u " .. ..,_ ... 11 .. i.t1.t ·• 1 '' n11t-* ''"''" 1.sw .. · u 11•• • '• I I ... ....C-..1'911 ft IHft-'°' A011 .. ~ ... '•111.tN St .. 11 1h -llol f&i'!H'·· I J'l't ,,, ,..r<•Sc .llOI •• }\, ... Jltim.lw.-,'IO I 1) loYo-llo T"'K~l11 .•SS 1t Sh-I•
of th th ....... ~-LM di 14 11 • " IJ\to-" f".t<W\I Fcl I ,. •ho \/i Ir& "'J •.. IO JI -YI M,tllJrkl .!iO J 191 10~-'• ltooiMH .1• IQ IJ lftl;i•"' Tr ... U+ll.J4 IO n JI ••• . . e. more an -N'oN mil--..... Mtlll :; " ·~·;,.; ..,. 1 • t • i.. ,.,.,. w1 .. .. sv. ... 1 ,.,, "'" • •• " J.111o-.,. ""'1'""' .M . ,, t ..... 1tocr.v 1.1to1 1 11 11 ... t~ ,,,,, ... , 1.• s ,. 1a11» 1,
approx mate y ~~million 1UP• u. .. .-'' -1 ~.ta s 11 u~-1.o F..,.i .... .o • !i 111o-,,. 1 n 1 ,..., .• 21 :>tt1o-1o11 "--C .n ' t,. ... 11111:it1 ... 1.lO , J 1~ ...... r.-.1w • i ....
.lion 1n expected total .._.,,111 ·" • '• ·~· ~ .::·" .,. •'•' •,s,~-"~ """" .Jni .. 1111 ,,..,_ 11o 1 "f"' 211o •• u1 21"--:w. _, ~ .u • 2s 1\, ... A1cr1 r.i .i• • t.l ••-... '·-w Ai• •• in •"'--'• '-""C .. II I ~ .. --•• •• f"tdtftlC. I • . t 11h ..• IT& fl() S .. I U ,,. NI C... I\••.. I ,..,._ \• !lot"-.Jo l I t • ~. TW...,,. 11'>4 •. ) II -''
, J 'volu.me. Al its present rate """""• .JO ' Joi 11.-,_.. 1 to 1114-1 Ftc1 Mo 1.to 1 ~21 ui..--. --1.10 s • 1'\11 • , • "'°"""".Mu .. »11o-"" 1toc• ..... n' 1 • n1 IQ -:w. 1111w,1 . ltd • 100 "• • I h L • s .,._ O » ~ .,., 2411-lllo 0W.0-N'I' 2 S ti fl .. -loo f"Gtlt!MI .M t )11 Uh -\lo 1-jl«pf l .. I ... -IV'I HI Cllft...to 1 :Ill t -~, Ao<.M pl '"' •• l SS -1 r1\flrt 1 .• J UI It ... -'• 0 growl ' ev1 trauss next Mc."";.. If JYI ... Olllf"fld .n .. 10 II• t '"' Ftt1P•1 I.JO l • It -\Ii ll'llaulll Gr I • , .,,._ 1'11 HIOelTI t.S1 I • JI ..... , .• Ao<• .. L JS •• 1 II -·~ l•••I" pl t •• u ti~-..
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$1 BILLION A YEAR SALES SEEN NEXT YEAR
Levi's Shirt 'n' Twill Outfit Popular
Sawhill Admits Ford
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record net profits or $27.2
million on record-high sales
!of $665 million already
:reached in the first nine
months this year were
,greater th an in any prior
·full-year's operations.
I As impressive as those
jgains are, the company has
,not been without recent
1problems. This year's im·
"provement, in fact, reflects
a turnaround from a rocky
,1973 that saw Levi close the
·year with a Joss in the final
"three months , the rirst
.quarterly deficit since the
·depression years of the
1930's.
That also was the year
:Wall Street's love affair
;with Levi unraveled. For
more than two years after
reluctantly offering its
. stock lo the public in early
1971, Levi Strauss was the
darline of the stock market;
its shares nearly as popular
as its world-famous blue
'jeans. Over the years, the
~universal appeal of Levi's
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But Wall Street romances
·-WASHINGTON 1AP1 -And Sa't.•hill whil e are fickle and qui ckly cool
Federal Energy Ad · reading a ptepared speech when earnings fall and
·mlnistratorJohnC.Sawhill at a co~vtation of the m.anageme.nt mak es
said Tuesday he is not being American Gas Association, m~stakes. Levi Strauss ad·
pressured to quit his job but " inserted a .r~affirmation or_ rn1ts it ~ade Sl?ft!e ~ad
he added that the ad· his dedication to energy decisions 1n a~rninistenng
·-•minislralion seemed· lo conservation,., _the ~ompany s runaway
have "a little concern that I s~les in Europe, notably the
was a little too outspoken T A L K I N G WI TH d1srea:ardlng or its usual
about lhe need for energy newsmen after his speech, :~mancial. and i:nanagement
conservation." Sawhill ad'mitted he was .eootrols 1n a r1s~y attempt
. passed ovec. in the appoint· Ito corner a maJor market
Sawhill made the com· menl or an executive direc· ·share overseas before com·
rn en~ in res pons~ to tor to the new Cabinet-level 'petition moved in. quesllons.aboul a pul:Shshed E R re Co ·1 . '-· ., report that President Ford nergy esou es unci The wild success of LeVl s • chaired by Morton. r r· hi Secretary or State Henry A. Sawhill had understood in Europe_ a te~ 1rst s P.
·Kis sin ger, Tr eas ur y h Id b M t • ments arrived 1n the ear!y Secretary William E. Simon e wou 1 e or on s 1960's led to carelessness m dep ut y on a si m ilar I h and Interior Secretary National Energy Board, inventory contro s t al
Rogers C. B. Morton want established only three days :resulted . in the debacle
Sawhill refJ'\OVed. before it was sur· erseded by .reflected tn the 1973 .fourth·
the new Co unci created by iquarter loss of $7 .2 million.
TH&/REPORT, "on De ·1 d I I t Co ngress. sp1 e recor sa es as
Newswjek magazine, said Instead, Frank zarb an !year of $6S3 million, net in·
the administration was official of the Office of comewasonly$11.9mllliora,
angered-bY SawhjU's pubt1c l'itanagemcnt a~d . Budget less than half of 1972's $25
•dvocacy or a new gasoline who has been assigned to million and the com y's
ta:ic and other toug h energy. fempor a r y enei'gy pos ts lowest profit in six ye
sa\'ing steps. before. has been ~elected as The fourth·q
"I ha ve given up on the the Cou ncil's executive from overseas rations
gasoline tax," Sawhill told director. continued in this year's first
r e p o rt e r s Tu es da y, "I guess they jtfsl felt the !period, but by the second
"because the President has FEA Fede ra l E~rgy Ad· .quarter of 1974.
said there would not be a ministration was a full -time After a strong 1974 third
~gasoline lax as long as he is job," Sawhill s hrugged, by quarter, whicti saw Levi's
in the White House.'' ...,·ay or explaining ,the swil -earnings jump to $13 million
But Sawhill said he still ch. from $7.1 million the year
favors a horsepov.·er ta:ic or But If the admirilstratlon before, it appears now Wall
·similar m eas u re to wanted him out of t FEA, Street and the company
stimu late improvements in Sawhill Indicated, it ~3s not .may be heading for a
automobile fuel economy. let him know it. second honeymoon.
Uplifting U.S. Productivity
A 'Must' in Inflation Fight
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businessmtn s urveyed 'price gains have been out·
nationwide by The As· stripping wage increases. soclated Press.
.. !"I C.to•"' l•'Ml -'io Ol10"111'1!'1i .. '11>'1+,,., ='£"' I,,,._,,. MtOotllcl Cl)ll1W ll -J "Et.Gin . Ill ll -\lo ltUtalM2 J .. 0 JIYl-11'11 -•vr-prO\'ing our capacity to8o11tCM .SOJIJ)ll1'1-\ll Dll1M I. II 31' .•. ..a. 11Jl't-Yt M(OOf10.<IO) .. ·~ .. PSEGpllM),, tlll'•, .. T••CB\lo .llOtl 111 -..·~ ICet'O•(l)11,IMt~ I
Bond lnctwl .. S I -1olo oi-yw ,1 U t<ll 1Jh-1 HU'°" Nil I • )J I°""-l'o McGrEI 1 .... I 'II 11 .. -V, PSEGc!I 'J) ,, ISO JI •.. lt•Elr 1.10 f SJ U \o-'-Kit.I IM lOI J J-10'•-,, Prod ce ~ 9IM Mo 11'1 ' • l)\11-" ClinlWL .11 I .. s -Vt -lflClvl • I 2"• ""' M(C;r HI so s II •« ... PSEGpl J.O:S .. 1» •Jl't •.• ,_Tr I.II J 11 1• -"' 'l"Mft I"""' • l• I•• "
Their theory holds that "The problem of produc-
ans more Inventions, new li\'ity is one of the things
ideas, a nd harder "'Ork. that will stay with u11 until
"There is no ...,,8 ~ to people rea li ze It is at the
fnlarge th<! pie for labor, root of tho problems we lace
busi n ess and society. todny," says Rich ard &tar·
v.·lthout an Increase in the cu1. presldeht of Dallas'
key laclor: productl\•lty," Ni e man-Marcus depart·
".ays c. J ackson Grarson, men~ s tore ana one ot
one of former Pres1dtnl ~uest1oned by AP t portera.
Nixon 's econdmic advisers. We ti lmply have n<t been
in his book "The °:J'C\· .. inge~lo u s en9u1 h In
slonsofa PrlceContro er.• devising w1ys and the
Economists roughly rom· technology to .~.eep the COil
pule nation ti I productivity per unit down.
by comparing pr·!ccs v.•i!h ''An yt hin (; whleh
"'il#<'J. For txan1plc. if r<'!itricla pl'oducl•\m crc1te1
"'ages inc:rcased S_R!!!!nt a a !mal.Itr_o1,1JpJlt .for WJ to
\'ear. and price5 2 ptrccnt a share •.• AQyS Orville Mertz.
\'t'ar !hen produclivily can ch:iirman or a ~tll11'Hukee i>t )iitt'ncci to th<' 3 pl'l'CC1nt hc11vy munuf1-rt11rcr. "So
dilltrence. PrtsldenL ford '• palicles
_· rut sl nlpl)'. inrr('it~cd nu1;ihl lo ht" dlrtcled l(Jwurd
produtli\lty gi"'" the: impro,·ini;:thcOov.•or)!ood!l·
11·orkl't'5" Jla)'Chcck morq :1nd Al'r\ le~ t hroui:h im·
u . ..,._ 1.:11 , 101 " -I Dlt1llS... .IO 14 •S 12~-1ol, .....,. c .n I 10 11~. ""' Mt Gr.tr ' 0 s " th-'. PS.EGOI J.lt .. ll'O U\lt-v. loGslplt !YI .. 10 l • 'l""l\SIOr .to s J 11". .. ''The government '5 llertW1.H• ltHl'o-lll oiw.rtlldl11• .. , ...... ...,...to . u ... _ .. Mc!Myf'•M JUMl tt _,,., PSEGPl l.tll .,l/OtJ 1, •• ,1,,.,11110 111 ... l...C0.P1't1••11 I 8ooriftlft!, Ill It I 2111 ... DhMI I.Md I tS 1:W.-Yt Hitt EIKlll U U ' ... McltHA IO • 11 11 \o PSEGpl l.Y .. 11'0 U ... le• ln>1r I It lfCI 6•'Mo-'6 l.tllOl!>f .IO . 1 10" 1,~ p:J)i Cy ha S been \0 foster lllllil ld J.t<I • •l ltl'ot 'lirt Or,.., .JG 14 Ill lllo-'A Hllll 111111 ,1;2 I 100 •fli-Yo MtU_, ·,n S 11 21~, • \f• P!>EG!lol l,IO .. rUO lo<l'4 • .,.. T1lflC)l1 ,01 IJ UJ """ t "" ~I• .41)o:t • If 12'• ,.
I N ed ~ I*"° S 1 11¥1 . .. oen.Mf! ,IO 14 •S ..... + llOt Holl A 1.10d · · 10 Ul'o-V. Mc:LINlll Sii • '1 IS , l• PSEGPI I.Ill .. iHJO tl•,<o-1~ l••!ftU I, II • ltt 111'--V. bly<w Corp 1 lb ) .. con11umpt on. ow we ne .. 111111 .\Oil s 311 6111-\lo OOfll ... u .io •. 11 2111 •. . ....., Suto' t • •1 JOv. • ,,., M<N9'1 .111 , 10 11, "' PSEGol •.1o1 .. no 11 .. . ,,.c;..,111.:io • ~ 1• -" b!fli1~A 1 u , 11~ 11,,, , \• I that rod lion •lttS I.tot 11 .aa 1'illl-1 Olflntlly ,It II II ~-V. HDIMI••• I 14 UI .ioYt • \'I Mt.it (, •• 3 t) u •,, \, M IN! 1 SI I 11l lO"i -Vl Tl,ll lnOu'I • I J ,.,,,.,, llWI JI / I) ! '• ... torecognz(' p UC .. l!Mpl.Hll I» l't'!o-Jl!o e;:ea .10• 11'"'-" """"""'·'° s 1112' -I Mold(lf t.IO •• I ,. PSl"""''""··tlOOJI -1 must be increased." •'':R;p1 1 .. 1s 2t111 -111o oo .. r • • s -\.\ ..,..., 1,11 • 111" -1 Mt1P111 ..... 1 u P!>lfllllll u~ .. 1100 ,,"' ... !'~.·"'·~··I~ ,•,Vt_ . .,-&'··.~ 0s •l J,._•,~. Har!-Cpl 10 1--\loo MtOIMl'll J 1 ,.._ PSHriet ... t 1111'~-llo Ea.Ing th. Cost Or money ....... .. ....... " •• , • HolllplllAH 41 s I •YI-.... M E I c.. J II 1•1 ... ~ 1.M t • n .. -.... ...Ut'IGt I, } ~ \)"'-"" ~1 .10 II 7llt '°""-tV. HMPllQI .It S •1 1-l'o M91 S11M .... I n , ... '' P\all(\ef" S. J JI J .. • I• and changing certain tax ..._ C... j t0 11 -"" 1.to 1 '° llWI-"" HM! 1nt1 -• s 11 '"' ... ,,.._o , s 1\~ • ..., PuHM11 .ll)ji 1 21 ,~,,.. . ...Gr.1,.0 ft UYl-YI I.IOI! 113 •S -2\!o MlluO.tlll.IO • •I t -V. MoO<'CSt,.IO • l :Mo\>-'1> Pl.QtsP 1-• ID"°"°,, Jaw!! to aid in vestment are .,,.,.,u,JO 1 n• 1 •"' 1.1'11 .. n .., . ..,_,'lfo ~M .• • • ,,..,_" ,,_,."~ 1.iot> 611 ,1 ., ... M..-,,,. , "' 011o-1v. seen as major way11 to in· ".,~,,.••w•·.~ •,";it:""• pft .• u •1v.-1111 HwtF,,ou ',,. s't-v. ;w..,.;111 .10 • 1 •.v.-"" O\n•CA • • ,, 111o-•, -l.t<I ·· 't i.:w.-'II l-'tt\IMFillc I U It Ullll -"° Msrllllf .S. • 11' t 11y '.'J ,..,...1.., 11 • i: 11'1 "'
crea se produ c tivity by l!t~·rf 1l ~ J:!.. ~ °'*"""'~: 1 .. ,~::-.~ =.r1~: .,. ~ f.i:= ~ :::" ,;r.,~ tr, 1:~:':; 1Vo111• ~o-" -11o many businesses. lllllfll c. _. i 211 1111-111 Dlllkt 1ttLro .. u'° u • 2,.. HlllHIGt .eo '° •1 u"" . . . M 6 M 11,.011 s 1 1,... . . OJ,lltOoM l!O .• s• ,...,_ ~1 · •llllllW 1·"" 1 4' 1·-• e L!O .. 1Ut I) t l't HIHG Ill l'Yt • 10 .. ->t JMlrom ,SG s 11 t'• -,, ~O..pl J • , JO ., , l ''There 1 11 a general 1w1ow1w .11 s ' "'... .. ... n •u n -\lo ~.JO• 111 ,,_._.., Mtlt:llf •n . 111 .11 •• 11. !MololoOI w 11 s 11..., v. 't"nthaltoiogh"""" .. 11 ,«11 1 •\11-,,. C.lt 1t10o-"'i.-t11•t1tUl4•1'llMG1C1n·.1o~Jtt•-~·o..-.w . is• ...
times are l'.l.h e ad a nd Pi .. ,• .. ~•,·. •, "'., ,.""=•~ ("'•"n ···· •, ",•,•.,·:: ......, .. 1.t1M 1 • ,.,.._1 Mi(ll$lue1 • 1 u 101 '•""'"(Ill ·'° is "»·~-1'" '" .,. H lllW8 .toll J , II -" Mk:nMIOI ,~ ) ?0 •1> \< ..,.._ 11 • "l JYI-'\ everyone hat to pitch ln and ~!!!..sit .s_.",· •, ,•,•·-···· 1, • ,. 1'11o ... .....,...., .so 11 u1 t• • '" Mk..-'4 ) 1 •.L.i . h 11""'0 '"' ~ , , 10111-• .,
recogn1 10 flllolA:pf1~ .. s 11Y1-Y1 ~ ... 11 ..,.1_.,111 ~1 ,60 • 1 u>t •.. M1c11Gs1,M • 2 101.. ___.,_
Willi F _ .. _, r:" '''' ,..,_ • .,..._ lflC. l-4 1--L\-\'I --···"' '' ,,. ·-··-' • ~ ··-. help," says . am oster, '"",... ~· • u-.-1"' .,. :: 11w "' -1 ~ C11 ,,, u n u,,._,,.. Mi&U,,. , n• 11.\: .. N;Nn Pi l •• 1 """ ,
Id t rM .1 .• 1 C-IS 1a o1·--1t.H\lllor!G,'lllHl'llo-... _,,.,., ,, ..... _ •••.. 1 ,.,,.,., Pres en o 1 nc .• a· ~·1-•. ••-• •·•J , ,··, • • ...,. -H\lyt'Cp .IO 14 I ll<'o •· MIClllMt IQ J U 11'• '• 111.1""'1 IYI ' 4 Ullo-YI Haw Iii I n garment c-'tW:: 1i I~ -.~ £ .. ~"'·"'. ';-1 .... + 'Mo ~.JI •,_._J t -... ai:ar':J:: 1f: 1l~ -., =:i~1 : : ~ ,~"'-·;, manufacturfr . ··10 c.nrf"lflflflct ts 2111o-1oi £•1e1<1 .• • t• 10""-'" 1Qj """'"'·· Jl ,,,.,'"' 1.11 11 ,.1 s. "• lltCAC.PI s ••s 11 -111o
business. all of ua ha\•e to ~':-1 ~1~ '• ~ ·~~: ': f::&';.~·• ;~~ 1:::~ =~,,~ ~ ~ ~!~:~ :'k.1·:' ~ :~··· 1' ~":r! ·: ~ 'r.:' '' •·com· e more err·o·lenl and ..... "" • >J ~ _,,., E11tV1111i,,, • 11 11Y1-,,. -..11111 ..... 1 MIYI •,,., M1t111l<1 '.11 s 10 t''l "<i"-'G 2J11 • ,., ·•
U'C .. , llU •11 U JJ .. • '-E .. tJC11.,.1 .... t4t\-1t'o IMMfl'f 4+ • It )1'11-''t MIUlll-1 4 If !I•• t.old~lll JI) t t•S "" 1''° incr~ase the produetlvlty of c... s ,_,." » ,. .. • " E1111ep 1.• ) 111 1J" ... 10$1111 1.-. • •• 1,,,.,_,,., MO "•t ", i u1. '"' .. ,..,,,..., II)!! • •s , ... " (Mf'« .tN I 0 ll:il,-" ldlllflM .• U I lQ -,., lll(;oolln I .SO ' 1' !l\t-.. Mo"'!( I tO ·; t 1•1', ', llM<;t ,.. ~ 11 10'·~ our re&0urces. Ii.. c 1 1 211o11• " 1..M .11 .1410 1Jta , ''-"'. "' 1r,Qfl II!• • . ooo " -v. """'""" "" , , l', ~ """" laoi " .,. n " ··•1therourproTitmar111n ·"1 '"• ",•,,-, '• ~c;a.G·:!!..•_ n,, ·~::i..,, 11c....•>'~ .. 11 »l'l•1Y1 Nrobl•H •Oli . ' •• -.... ito 1 s ""' • ~ .... ~ I"' tH f'W 1,1' • -'' _11111-: \' MOollllOl.l.11 J "° l!o'• 1;\ llfl<;/'IQl(I Ill) l t1 u ... ' ~· ls "Olna to Shrink or your :.'i,,.,.. 1) ""' • "" .u." " 1 "'-YI 11111iii"' ~1' .. ,.. rr • , MIOll1ol;1 ,_JO ) "' 111. .. ~Yve "° i J ~"'· ·~ • '• I t"t-\lo t.<.t J IO '"' II IMToofW ,)II 11 • )4 ... """"""'DI )I Ito ~ £11'1. IQ S W lJ\t 1oo hu,·e lo fin~ a \\tuy ti\ otrset • • U -"' 1M11llf .~ .. • sv.-v. ~111 eo • 1u ,,,._\lo """'1,c, 0111 j iv ,, 1•. 111-•lltt 111 , , .... , 1
ll •• R I I • QrOt.Cll ··'* -1 111!'! .,....,1 • 1~-..,, IHAC.t.lt. 1* ''""-" MOIWd\.IO ' , 10'• . Jlr1("f' «I JI .... .. • say~ a t mort s Gwtot~''"A • 1 1l\ •. 11.,, 11111 3 ii ~---11<1A.lti.1>t .... ·~-""' ~·1m J • \'-., ,.,.0p11io 1 11 , '• Don.Id l)'••k •Jr lrr•su-r 1Ao0 • .. u~-Po'"'•• r 1 1'\-" 1ncrnea . .w .. 4 ,,..,_,,. ""°"'°' .... ~ 111 1 ,. 1, i..•r·"' '"° u 11•,, •• .. • " '" IM t t1 llYl t \t 1 ~1» I 2• fl!,(,-'Ito ......0. t S I U -'4 Mofl1-11"1t0 I J.11 ••'-''• """""t< Cll ) ,, I'°'•'• nrMtCormick&Co .• 11bout .)llJ ft I\\ •• ,,..,, 1,.11111 ttl'o •·IV.lllOll'w\.llO I •1• lllMeofl\f/I~ ,,., '"""""'i"5.UI I'
CMr0 .OH , J '"" . l'"'1' r .. fl o Jl'1-n. ....,.....1110 I •• 1111 -°'JOI • » ... "-M) '"' I J a dilemma (Hrtd by many ""'"*.IO 1 n 111~ .. •• &:-.•,,.,.,.• t 11 •• 1, 111to<• OH 1101 .~ ... Motl""'''° n ,1.. ~11.u •ll n b •I lod ""1MlllOll 'Ul•-... ("""'11.lOI . "II I \o .... lt"'l'tllU"' /I .. t·. "'°""\lllO JOO II ......... ,.. ID . ·~. ul neJSc~ uy. . Glor'IW~ ..... 1:S ~. l..Mlll ,IMI ,. ·~ ,,,lnqlllp1J.». ;11·~ 1. MOflwM)ldl JO 1\. ~!~··~·"''•JI\ • " •
Simon Warning
LOS ANGELES fUPll -Talk of
thC' United Slates entering another
depression Is danger-Ou~ because it en-
courages remcdic$ that aggra\'~lc th e
real problem -!nrl<itld'h -Treasur)
ScC're:tary Willi11m f:. Simon 11;11d
Tuesday.
"Granted Iha.I Lh economy has iti.
"'eak spots, let me re-e mphnsi1.c.
however, that we arc not headed for a
dcprcs~lon." Simon lold :.i meeting 1)f
the Electronics Ind ustries As ·
:;ocia.Uo n.
Peru Oil
1.l~li\, Per u (API -About $2.4 bl!
lion will bC' !'PC'nt durlnii the ne;\l
<lti,cade 1n de"etoplnit the pelrolr11m
resources of Peru's northe.~stcrn
jun11:le, according to th head of the
stutc ()IJ ¥gency Pe:tr0Pen1.
Gc1t. 'i.1rlri~ llobbln ~aid in an inlcr-
vie:w th"'t fi~urc include~ ;all ~pendin~.
Private; and public. al :ill sta~e!I from ~xplor:.tlo n to in,·csclmenl 111 pctrol,·um -rclalrd 100u.,tr1cs .
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TONIGHT'S 'ff TV HIGHLIGllTs _Connelly Wins · is Role'
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111 · Pl•yton Pi a re ... TV DAILY LOG
W ednesday
Evening
I': WM. CONR AD MEAN S
*CANNON-EXCI TEMENT I 0 f1 l •18 Clnnon "lhe [I;.
1 C~lnie" C~nnt:m''> long1m1e hitnd·
'>h•Q W•lh ' fotmer polite com,.dt ..,, I 0 ~} '.fcj1 ffi !!HD N I plung•'> h•m into !he midst cl • ' r • ' · 1 tws l!rMrosf~ ~•od!tU a,11n1t the po-'.,IJJ tl_I 6 113 Ll) Ht•I C'J lon1ni1 ho:tman, Lt. lylt SI.ctr ([dw"d
• WMl'1 ,., l1111? B1no1).
'•rtod1e r111ut,. 0 LUCAS TAN NER Dis-
MOtl Sq111d * cusses Se1 Openly
MuM•l C.•tdJ ~o• In His Class Which
OCTOBER 23
1)6 Sl11 T1t-fD Uttlric C.mp1nr Threatens His Career!
fl) Sitetd lh ct1 0 2)" ~) u;i a;, l ~c11 T 1111111
l :JO I ltir,..llCI lu!I Shi• "\1111~ leMH Word"' luus lien An" 'rillilh I m1f{lr co11!1011lihon •11h p1rents loe11t! otnd 1ht school bolfd when one ol
('7': (I,) Otaltt' O!ol his clasvoom 1ss1111menh prompts
m "Titt ,..,.,,' ,, ~~:.need fof i ll.1nk dr.;cunion ol
li) Uttll ll1x1ls t!) Hotrt D1111t rootbaU Hichll1hts
'"' l rnoo\lJ»@mm ""'' m c1r1111n1 l t1W1i111 lor Doll.rt. . rm NEW TV DRAMA DfBUT
• MM SfiuN · * BEST THEATRE IN LA
• ~~: 0~!;11"Qlltnccs Hollywood TV Theatre!
Tiit f ll ffi Ho!lpood Ttltl'i$lotl Tllt1t1t
(!1J CIJ Hor••'• Her•s '1he Cli1ntse Prime Mi111m1" Dame ED Esme11ld1 Judith Al'ldtr~n 1t1rs in Cnid B11·
i l l1 Y1UtJ nolcl's plar 1bot11 tne l1scin1tion
thlnl lo Cll1nct I ind disa~lef of iro,.in& aid.
f CIJ) lcrnan11 I ':)(I 0 Nun f!i D111111 ~ Dnm1
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:1 '11111•r l")le 1 * NEW ACTION STUNNER '"°ilon1t Cr1tnt'1 l1st of tllt Wild IJ MANHUNTER IS TV'S
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Http TllJ Ntl111btof Doomi.411 Gani " Oav1 pu1su11 1 l;J CiJ ltl's Makt A Deal 1 aana led by a demente d. bomb·
(I (l~(})To Tttl Utt T1u\ll I throw1nE. dlfroc~ed minilttl (1uest 0 M1t1ioft S Movie: ICJ (2111) Mon!t lo:arUram) when he Is hired
°'$p.ut11::11" Conti. (dra) '60 -1 bJ • umon o!litial lo liM the re al
Ku• Dou111s. k!1n Simmons. criminal1 'tlponsiblt IOC' lhe mu1·
(10) l'ritt h ltl1hl 1 der and 1obbtry lor which his union
I l twitclltd men are t>tona l•lstly 1tcultd.
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OllHT '•'Pit, Otllcr l"llt.!!1 "1he foKe of E~1I" A ilther-
C.ltbrity lo<lilin1 t1iuahte1 rel1hcnst11p r101111 !1011t
Uttlt ll11all mis1uided 11enero~1ty lo probable
1:00 IJ @ (J) (iJ Sons l D1~1htt!S murdri. js Petrocelli de lends tM
"'The Pre;:nincy" k!ll Rud'1 lormt1 }PQ1ltd d1u;:hter o/ 1 wt~ltny bu1o1·
111t lritnd ~eeks h111t out. ~1um; nes1m1n.
him •ulh tht news \hit 1he"1 st ft m (i) NtWI
a 1tly pr11nant and pltads !01 h11 ("6J lh~ k id Ones
help. Both kllllW 1h1t Jeff canno1 0 t'l'f l! l (1) Cf) 'et Cllri11i1
oon1blJ '' the il111H. but he !tels L_ove '"fo1 tht family Hono!"' Chris·
tomp.l!lltd to lltlp-•1lhout con!id· tit helps plnnt• Joe C11us.ci llCt 1
inc on An1t1 wl!o is both conlu!itd paontul dilemma when a m•!••
1nd wo111ed 1bout Jeffs in!ere1r in ch1el111n otters to spare !he lilt
1 1111 ~he hardly ~new exis1ed. of the dfltclive's father in return 0 l:I: ((l tQl m tittle liOUH Dft lor the fretdcm ot I syndita1e Heu-
tht Pr1lrlt "JI I Stlould Wi ke Bt·\ Tenant whose te~timony would ,.;p1
lort I Dot"' P1 lnR1ll1 helps 1n el· out lhe chieftain ind his or11nlz1-
dcrly ne1&hbor 1t1&e ner own w~kt. l 11on. Robert Alda ;uesl.s.
When Amy Htrn (Jouphint Hutth· QJ' The Untouch1btes
•nson) w1nl1 to see htr dist an! 10:30 I lourntJ to Advenlu rr
othp1111g. she resolves 10 have lhtm W'nder1uJ!
1nv1Te~ to her wake. l1 Ciud1d Grit1
O Mol'it: (C) (2hr) 'firtclltk" 1nntr Visions
!wes) 'E& -James S1t•af1, Henry · Comedy
lond1. lnitr s:evens ll:OO §@ O @ alrnCD Ne"s
(6) lts1 ti 'r111cho • ~O fi) ~lo @ News 0 ('! ({') (-l) (D Th1l't Mr Mi· Bttl ol ''°"'ho
•• "!ht loin" Chlton"s feud l'lilh (6J HYPO
hosbrothtr-ln 11 ... lton11d, beccmes 0 Mol'it: (C) "Mayari (1dv) "66-
1 !amoly fli!ht ... hen 1osltr l11cy'1 lay ~ortn. S1Jld Kahn, Clint W1lkt1.
ftulb1nd borro.,..s S~ hem Chllon Q) Mi»io11: lm~ouibl1
i nd lo•1tls lo p1~ h111t b.1ck. t (E) Ni1ht ''Htry
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V1ritty £ID Yo11 111 Ht1ttlt
Q6o Mavi t: (C) (2~r) "Ton' Romtri (,29 .!. ) W1nltd: Ot1d DI Ali-t
(dr1) "67-f1.1nk S1ou1t1. ll:IS €tl Cine•• .1'
t!) Alcobolism Awareness Wttk ll:lO 0 Ji J' 0C CIS late Mawie: "36
"lo,e1 by lhe 1111 ' A dOC'Umtnlal)' Hours" (susp) '6>-hmes C1111t1.
on t~e lrt.imtlll 111d rth.1b1l1t11ion Rod Taflcr, Ev.1 Muie Saint
of !•a 1lcoholiq Du1ny 0'8111n 0 ~@ 'fo· m klhn111 C..n.011
anti Jct G1111~er B~th 11e bti~& Q fr1d!Jrt1fn1ctlh
tre11~d 11 !he Tuc-.on Gtn~r•I HOS·' l!. Movie: "Till T1r1et" (dra) '51
p•!1I Dttc.,rrc1l•on. Rth1b1Matoon -Dilk Powell. Pau!1 Raymond.
md RtM~rdi Ctnl!P 0 Wide World Special!
€D Ch1mplon1h1p Wrtslhn1 * Playboy 20th
U) l1p1nt1t L1niUl £t Pro1nm Anniversary Party!
l:JO 6 Mo kt Doui;l11 Sho..-. 0 (~ (i)) iJ:J Cf) W id 1 W ofl d
0 ABC Wednesday Movie Speci1I "20 ¥tars ot Playbo1: A * BAD RONALD Comt~Y Salute'"
He has killed before-t!) 81U Cctsb~ . "II h k"ll · ? €!J Video Vl11on1oe1 w1 e I again. '12:00 O Mwie: "Ro1rin1 Citr~ (m11)
0 !19 r11) rn tl) AIC Wtdnts· '5 l-iluin Beaumont.
d1J Movi e: (CJ (90) "8'11 llon11d"1 ID Mm t : "Tht Cood Hu11101 M1n"
l1usp) ·7~ -ScoU J1eoby, ll i11t fCOl!tl '5G-Jatk C1r~n.
Munttr. Poppa Scotl, klhn l11ch. 1:00 0 10' lomo11ow
ltd (er.Its. C1n~v f11hu, Ctndy 0 fJ1 a· 0.i@Nt•t
[1!b1cht1 l•!>.i l 1lbactiu M1r.1 1:30 ID All·Ni1M Shll"JI: "Fill! Joli n Int•
(O!)IU!, Dabney ColtmJn A l1m1ly S(!Kt,ri "lldJ Without A '•»porl, ~
w•lh th1t• d~u1Mus mo~ts into an "Saps at St1"
n ~ hc~~t Ulll1"1fe l~I! It hli I 1:45 a ~.ovie: MSoulft Se• Wom1n" '''"t 1oom occup,ed by 1 !•tn11e (cem) ·53 -Burt l1nc111tr, Chuc:k murdtrti .,,o •nltnd1 to m.1~e tht'll fonl\Ors. vne111•1 M1yo.
• 01'1 ot h" 1111n111 t.!~1111 •orld 1:10 O Movit: ''The Window" (dJJ} ·49
(D Mtrv li11tl1n Sho11 -81rb1ra Halt, Bobby Dnitol!.
Thursday
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:JD O "follow the Hunter" {Jd1l ·~4
-Ch11i.s Chdphn 11
t.DO 0 (Cl "GunliEM 1~ Ab1!rnr"' (,.fl)
bl-Bob~! O.r.n. l~\ht N,.:s•n
10:00 0 {C) "MUIH!t •ft the Blirl
forest" (d111 -C!~tr"~ ~•t(~' •
~, •. ,,1•a \~,1:d1 "Pr1i11t Moo""
(~111 "18 -Gr"r Autrr "YiJ1l1ntt
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12:00 (D ~Act of Y1oltnc1" {d11) '49 -
V~n Mt01n, Untt Lt1&h. 1:00 .,. "lht E•1, w1r" (com) '52 -
Cary Grant, Brhy Or1~e.
1:)0 0 (CJ "fo•lirr" (dr.1) "SS -ltll
Cn1ndlt1 lint Ruutll, Dan Dul)'e1. 2:10 I "Oklahoma ll rd" (wn) ·39 -
HL1mphiey 80~111, James ca~nry
10 (C) "lht lpcrtu filt" fl'tlyl) '65
M·rhael C11111e. fi.oiirl Gieen.
;ij 6)(C) "-' Covrn1nt With Ot1th"
lm1~l '67-GtOl~e Maha11s.
l:lO l (C) "Por1r1ll in 8!1cl" (dra) ·60
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EDITION N. y . StocliS
VOL. 67, NO. 296, S SECTIONS , 64 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER23, 197~ TEN CENTS
Bail , Drive Launched for Long-time Inmate
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of U. O.Uy l"liol•Stfft ~ A campaign to gathe~ $5,000 b a i I
money, most of it coming in nickels
, and dimes, mounted today to free ac-
. cused killer James Ray Russell, ~barged
with .an Oklahoma murder he may not
have committed.
Today was his 745th day in jail, waiting
for something ~·anything -to happen.
''I'm wore out," be said Tuesday.
R1,1ssell, !7, a-former Laguna Hills
• •
resident, finally had his ciay ln court
Tuesday, after some 15 lrultless ap-
pearances, including an appeal to the
California Supreme Court to be re leased..
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ray-
mond M. Choate set bail at $5,000 finally
after Russell's two years and two weeks
behifijf bars, a sum requiring one-tenth
of its face value as a surety deposit
to secure release.
His family, including his deliriously
tearful wife Karen, 23, vov.·ed to have
Ie 0 ,
the $500 deposit together by Tufsday
night , so he could co1ne hon1e to Bell
Gardens.
They railed to scra~ up the sum
but a bail bondsman who sa\v l h c
youthful ex-convict on television Tuesday
night offered to take $250 and trust
!hem for the rest.
He'd like a celebrity client.
The Oklahoma family who came west
looking tor something better couldn't
even come up with that much on
ort
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'Seared to Deatla' 400 Ho11ies
Addict, 13, Tells Suggested
Of Drug Pushing At El Toro
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - A fright,
ened 13-year-old heroin a&:ict with tears
in his eyes told a federal jury of being
a drug pusher.
Jamie, now under treatment for his
habit, testified Tuesday at the trial of
three San Antonio men accused of pos-
sessing and selling heroin.
The· f>oY first was asked 1f he knew
drug enforcement agent James Lewis.
"Yeah," Jamie replied.
"Have you sold heroin to him?"
"Yeah," was the answer.
"How many times did you sell heroin
to him?"
"Four times," the witness said.
"Who did you get the heroin from?"
At that point, the boy hesitated, He
A 127-acre parcel in north El Toro
was recommended for development of
400 single family homes Tuesday by
the Orange County P I a n n i n g Com-
mission.·
A plan which would bring an estimated
1,400 new residents to the parcel was
presented by Roy Cohara. representing
Citrus Investments, lnc .. the landowner.
such shorl noticl' ho11l·ltl'. tollowing two
years of travail.
One Orange Const resident. Li n d a
Hughes, called Santa Ana a l to rn e y
Russell Agajanian tocl:if to ofier $5 and
said she was trying IQ. organize a radio
campaign to get 1,000 li.steners to pledge
$5 each lo help the Russells.
His aged grandfather. Samuel E .
David. ca1ne out frorn Haskell County,
Okla .. for the pretrial :ind extradition
hearing Tuesday and pledged equity in
hi.s paltry property holding~ 11! Stigler.
Okla ., to go his grandsoti 's boil.
Still another synrpathi~er. S u s a n
Hakam, of 11untington Beach. vowed
to loan them the st'cond l)'2.i0 fro1n
her savings account if the bail bondsn1;1n
v.•il\ stick to his bargain.
Russell. an ex~on\'icl \vho ~er1·e<1 follr
years in the Ok(ahom;;i State P.cnit~ntV-11·~·
at ~1cAlester for a bur'glary conuni!teri
'when he was 19, was expeeted to be
bailed out of jail sorneho11· tod;1y.
I ff' Jnd his brother Noah <ire accused
of the ~lnrch. 1972 rnur<icr ol inv~lid
:\ll;~·rt Chri.stcnbcrry , 92, who was beaten
10 d1·a1h in his \Vh<.-elchair and robbed
of ~:!Oil 111 his little 00.ne in Leola.
Scver:1J witnesses have flied affidavits
ll'Sl1l~ing they were with Ju1nes Russell
ihat tra gic night :11 the Lopg Beach
.\u·l'1ke Amusc1nCnt Pnrk. when he v.a:,
~UIJ\>OSed to be engaged in a sava~e
niurtlt•r J ,11(l(l rniles :.wa·;.
1Sec BAIL, P:ige A2)
' rus ratin '
32 Vyi11g
For 5 Seats
011 Coi1ncil
By JAN \VORTil
or rh11 D•llY Pl~' sr1fl
\\'hars it like to be a candidate In
~1iss.;on Viejo 's first local election?
"F'rU]llr_i!_ling" is the \\'Ord most often
heard from the 32 candidat.es competing
for the five seats on Mission Viejo's
lt1unicipal Advisory Council IMAC ).
The county has denied them a state-
ment of qualifications usually includ~
for local public offices in the sampl<'
ballot to voters.
refused earlier to testify because, as a
-defense ~18.wyer-satd, "He's o5VlouSly
frightened'1o death."'
The plan now goes to c o u n t y
supervisors for ial action. 'lbe parcel.--W · -has ~~;iltf?ltrus~~
groves, lies on 'e southeast side of
. Face~ with 32 candidates. the press
~-bavmg problems trying Lq, ·L'OYer in·
di vidual plaUorms wlth ' ·J,)'pe,,__oJ
balance of thoroughness ~imply De.ca.uu
of volume. ~ 'Fear of Crinie~ ·
May Be Halting
. Transit Riders
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By WIWAM SCHREIBER
Of tlle 0.llY l"llot Stitt
l\Iany prospective riders on Orange
County Transit District ..,eh!cles may
be avoiding the use of mass transit
because they fear the possibility o f
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli, vice chainnan of a
citizens committee studying the impact
or future transit plans, said today safety
concerns will be one of the disbict 's
toughest obstacles to overcome.
"The single most important aspect
of 'transit -system •unpact 1s a need
to change the attitude of the population
regarding fear of violence," said Covelli,
a professor at C.al State Lang Beach.
Covelli's task force, one of three set
up by the Citizens Advisory Transit
Committee, recommended that t h e
district concentrate on intensive service
in disadvantaged areas that usually have
the highest crime rate.
"To make the service work and attract
riders, the district should establish a
direct line of communications with sa[ety
agencies for protection of passengers
in high crime areas," Covelli said.
C.Ovelli's task force made no specific
recommendations, but hinted at t h e
~sibllity of special transit s e c u r i t y
patrols or bus guards.
Orange Coast
Weather
The usual night and morning
low clouds along the coast Thurs-
day, according to the weather
service, with sunnY skies in the
afternoon. Beach highs of 67 will
rise to 72 inland. Lows loniiht 57
to 62.
INSIDE TODA\'
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Agai; the questioo was asked,
This time Jamie answered in a faint
voice, "From Jimmy Perez."
Perez, 22; Gilbert L. Garcia, 26 ; and
Pedro J. Almaraz, 42, all of San Ant<inio,
are on trial before U.S. District Court
Judge Andrian Spears.
Jamie at first refused to testily be-
cause a woman spectator had been
motioning to him from the audience.
Spears said he "was not accusing any-
one of trying to inOuence the witnes.~
but I'm giving a fair warning -if any-
one does try to influence a witness, they
are going to be dealt with harshly."
The dark-haired woman left the court
room as soon as Jaime took the stand
a second time.
The last question on cross-eir:amina·
lion was, "Did you go to him (Lewis) or
did he come to you to sell the heroin?"
"He came to me," laime answered.
A 14-year~ld who stands a bead talle r
than Ja~u1eci oe wiU iieroin lo
Lewis thfee times.
'lbe older boy, named Oscar, and also
being treated for addiction, adrrjtted he
was scared to testify. Spears told Oscar
he would not be prosecuted for his testi-
mooy.
"Who did you get it (the heroin)
from?" Oscar wlis asked.
"Jimmy Gleason Perez," h' replied in
a low voiee.
Lewis testified earlier that his "pri·
mary objective wasn't to get the chil·
dren -there had to be adults behind
the children."
·Trial of the case contiiiues today be-
fore a jury of seven women and five
men.
Grove Housewife
Beaten, Raped;
Suspect Sought
A Garden Grove housev.:ife who ac·
cepted a ride home Tuesday night front
a male stranger she met in an Orange
bat told sheriff's officers she was beaten
and repeatedly raped after being driven
to a rural area near the Saddleback
motorcytj.e park.
Deputies said the 24-year~ld victim
was driven in her ahductQr's small red
sports car to an area on Santiago Road
near the park. 'l'bcy said he then bcgnn
to slap her across the face untll she
submitted to his sexual demands.
Officers said the rapist then drove
off leaving his victim 'II!' tbc ground.
Deputies drove her to the Orange C--·1nty
"fedicaJ Ccntt!r for treatment alter she
was mcued by a passing motorist.
The wo1nan't assailant is described
-as a portly, balding n1ale, age. about
40. with blue eyes and addtesse<t in
the bar by the first name or "Tom ...
J
Tero Road across from a sand and
gravel plant.
lt runs from about three-quarters of
a mile northeast of Canada Road to
the gravel operation , according to
Orange County planner Dave Maynard.
The parcel is bounded by the Mission
Viejo Planned Community boundary. the
\Vhiling Ranch, and across EtToro Road.
Rancho de los Alisos.
All three bordering p I a n n e d com·
munities also are scheduled for develop-
meOt in the next few years. Planned
community zoning has been approved
for lhe Whiting Ranch and zone changes
are pending on Rancho de los Alisos.
Maynard said a condition for approval
from the commission was a provision
for a landscaped strip between t h e
deve lopment and El Toro Roat!. El Toro
Road has been designated a s c e 11 i c
highway in the county general plan.
Most of the citrus trees along the
.property are scheduled ~o be cut do'vn
soon, he added.
ViejQ Home Hit
For $2, 719 Loot
Cameras, television sets and other
personal property with a total value
of $2,719 were stolen Tuesday night by
burglars 'vho pried open the front door
of a Mission Viejo home, Orange County
Sheriff's officers said.
Deputies said the theft at the home
of salesman Lester Michael Leber. 25,
of 23602 Via Navarra, occurred while
the family was absent from the
premises.
Deputies in the Mission Viejo area
are also investigating a breakin at the
home of printer Gladden Francis Evans,
51. of 22682 l\fodesto Drive.
Burglars unlocked the sliding glass
door while the family was absent from.
the home and took cash, a guitar and
an amplifier with a total va lue of $210.
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PIJ ,OT PICKEROO
IN SIXTH WEEK
Pigskin Pick('J"OO '74 continues In H!l
sixth week as Daily Pilot readers cont·
pele for $130 worth of prizes each week
and a chance to win a color telt!vi~ion
set.
Sports tans who best predict the out·
con1es of 30 footbnll game:ri to be played
this weekend will be awaroed 7.enith
radio and television products. Further.
first place weekly winners are eli~iblc
to compete for the grand pri7.c color
set.
Details and nn f!ntry blank arc publish·
ed in todA.y't editions.
Pigskin Pickeroo ls a regular featnrt
of the Daily Pilot sporti pages and
ls co-sponsored by ABC Color 1'etevi5ion
of Huntington Beach and Zenilb lnc.
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Craig \Voodall, 2, of Laguna Niguel, finds his eye for a· 1 la!Jo,\'een
pu·mpkin n1ay be bigger than his muscl es as he n1a kes tough choice
at ao Qrane:e Coast yumpkin patch. He found one he could carry,
but. oh boy. wout'd that 'b1gg'er one m3ke ,a swell jack-o-lantern. .
Superviso1· Riley U1·ges
'Re pt1 blica11 Leade1·sl1ip'
Orange Coun ty Fi fth District
Supervisor Thomas Riley has called for
increased leadership from Repubtieans
in ~ealing \vilh environmental cootrols.
Speaking in El Toro to the Saddleback
Valley Republican Women's.Club Tues-
day. Riley said. "The Republica1~ Party
must address itself to problc1ns or the
environment. The problems are real and
they aren't going a1vay."
Riley. a Republican appointed recently·
by Govrn;or Reagan, said "If we fail
lo act. others 11'ill. ..
"It is my fear that a dl'n1and·typc
of aclivisrn is likely 10 con1r in Jl
1nannl'r which would be most detrin1e ntal
to our >A'ay of life -as wou!d our
way of life alter greatly if we \\'Pre
to allow our environment to detel'iorntc ...
Hiley's speech was lit!cd "Prop('rtv
Righi!!, The Environ1nenl and Th c
H('publican Par ty ."
He addressed himself priinarlly to !he
connict1 bet~'Ccn allo\1ing uncon!rolll>d
development and what hl' t a 11 c d
··ovcr1.eAlous; cnvlronmental!~m."
''On one hand 1vc wish lo preserve
for ourselves and for our f e 1 l o w
Americans rights to full and free control
of per!<onal property." Riiey ~ i a l c d .
"\Vhile on the other hnnd we "''ish to
protect our living envlronn;ent for
out~IVtt lul(I our chjldrrn .,
Riley a.id h,e rcu comph·llon of the
county.,. gtn&.lt ~llin ~hould r:ike nm
prlorlt)Vln county .supen·1~t<t· huslneisa. l~c said ~ hM ht.'t'fl ~arin~ frJful
a steady stream of htu\dcr.'J, !andov.11ot;',
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homeowners association rcpresent ative:o;,
and environmentalists since h i s ap--
pointment to the board in August.
Commenting on the recent first amend·
1nent to the general plan giving develop-
ment approval for 4,000 acres in north
El Toro, Riley said •·1 felt very com-
fortable ·with ii -;ind what I was
able to con!ribute paid off.
"El Toro Road is designated a scenic
highv.'ay -but you know a.~ "''ell as
I do that it doesn 't look like it,'' Rill'y
said.
'·In the rush to get the firsl amcn d-
n1ent pas.sed : all consldcrations of El
l'oro Road as n scenic highway V.·erc
disregarded," Rlle~· said .
"I blame my co1nn11ssione r ( Bart
Spendlove) and the others for this. Thc v
folded under the pressure of gcttin~
a plan out as fast as possible."
Through Riley's efforts, a stateinenl
u·11s added to the .ainendment saying
the scenic highway pruvisions 1nus1 be
met before zonin~ 'is approved.
He also contmcntcd on poten1ial traf!1e
problems on the S<tn Diego Freev.•a>'
und the Saddleback Valley.
''All the new dcvelopmen~ proposals
involve a lot of land and a lot of
people. \Vith the San Diego Frct•wav
alre~dy at l';':~thtrdl c.ipncll):.. traUiC I~ one of ' my biggest concerns" Hltrv said. ' ·
"So •',we 10 ov'r I~ develo4)n;cnt
plans. we are lnslsllng on excellenl 1rilf·
lie circUlaUon u'il hli the 'ttren \~t·lf
and adequate neighborhood ~hop p In.; Cl':nteta. '' • -
Casta de! Sol. a private communitv
within Mission Viejo;-' has denied acces;
!or door to door campaigning to all
candjdates. Even candidate R i c h a r d
Lowcock. resident of the enclave, said
he is not allowed to go door-to-door.
Groups sponsoring candidates forums
have been forced to allocate only minute~
to each contender-or else the forun 1s
would last until dawn.
~lost of the 32 candidates are on
their fi~t political venture and most
are on shoestring budgets. They ha ve
been finding rxposure hard lo get.
"\Vith so many of us runnin g, i!'s
just a m<iller of v.·bo ca n get the mosl
exposure... sa id candidate Ch a r 1 e s
Shre1·e. 26991 ~·lallorca Lane.
!Ho st c<indida tes have resorled to dMr·
to-door can1paigning \1•here a 11 o \\' e d .
Some have produced fl,11ers. 1.0 be mailed.
lefl on car windows in parking Jut!
or dropped on doorsfeps.
F'or !he most part. the carnpaign has
been ca rried on in living room coffee
klatehes and by tel eph one.
"11 has been \'Cry difficult ," s a l ct
Preston Howell. 26495 Naccome Dr ivf'.
"1\ly eampaigning has been ver11 quiet ·
~'lostly I ha\'e been talking with mv fril'nds .. ,
~o t'leur slates have n1aterialized In
lht• rarnp11ign. The only sla te that was
SOll'C'll"h<il organized fell apart after ne\';'s
~tones about it "made those other
guys run scared." acco rding to Casta
dcl Sol candidate Lowcock.
Lowcock sent a mailing to 800 residents
in Casta del Sol and Aliso Villas, pc)inting
10 five candidates .tie sa id "represent the
interests of homeowners associations."
Follo\ving a barrage of criticism from
orher candidates and residents. \\'ho ob-
jcctf'd to the fact that the c<11npaign
st:itemrnt \\'as sent 'vith a billing. t\\.'O
of the five candidates listro dt·nied an v
1nlert•s\ u1 being on Lov.'coct. 's slate. ·
John Noble. one of 1hc hl'o. said he
has found an additional obstacle in hi.~
can1paign.
~Sec .EFFORTS. Page A!l
Ca 11didate~ Ji ie
/11 J'iejo For1111 1
•\ ca nd1dr11e-. fr'lrun1 for !111· 3'.! (':Hl·
<l1d,1!('S for the ~11~!lion \ H'J"' 1nuni,·1p:1l
.'lth1~or,V council !~! \('• 11111 hi.• hC"ld
nt 7 311 tonight 111 1he 'li~~ion Viejo
lh~h :-,chool mul11-µ11rpo~(' ro111T1
1 h.:· forum. sponson'<l by t , League
of \\on1('n \'nh'r~. 1.., puh i11
L\\ \' pre,~1dcnt Jlld\ '" il~'tlt' ~aid :HI
ut Lil" lai!I V.l'!_ll. 211 1·nnt1id:l1l'S ht1d
.1<'<'Pµtt>d 110 1nviralio11 to appe11r E:ieh
\\111 \11: i.:1 11·11 11·.\) min ute!' to present
.. his c>r ~· r ·1ualifir:1hon;;.
In .11:1' '1'" t';+cb r:indi<late has be<>n
rn\-it •cf ir M,.,ir1 :i booth in the h~h
~1·h1, 1 '•1 1<t'!llt'r presenting 1 h e Ir
QlJ;1LI•, .. 11~ ;111d \1e\\S,
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At Your
Service
A Sunday, lllonday, \\'tdnt"sday
r.ind J·'rlday t-'f'a lurc
Pf lhe 1>11ilJ' Vil ul _ -
Gof a prob/en1' •r/11·n u:nto• ra1
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DEAR PAT: Since I grew up '>'"ilh one
l•t the m«;t popular names in my age
t-roup at that lime. I want1 to rivoid
thoosing an overly popular nnme for my
lX pecied child . I've checked nll lhe ·
'-Ollrt't's I c:m. including hospitals . .('(lun-
t~ offH.'l'S and my library's read er's
o:uidc. All I've leamed Is that my phone
bill h:i.~ increased due to all my toll
calls.
P.C., San Jua n Capistr:ino
No published mnlerial Is available on
the moe1t 'popular current flrsl names
bl'ing given 10 babies, acconllilg to the
G·arden Grove Rertonal Library's adult
rt•ference department -and your in-
quirv ~·us checked oat lboronghly. It
setnls that only "after" a first name tia5 beeq IUtd repeatedly, It Is noted as
a "popular'' choice. i\\•ailable mnterlal11
do indicate that yoo'd bt better off lo
choose "~tary" or "Ann" rather than
Kimberly or Tiffany if your baby should
be a Jtlrl. The same advlct applies to
boys. The 'tcommon" name choice Is out
ar ''ogue al Ibis time.
Cigare tc e Pa"''"
DEAR PAT: A neighbor h:is told me
about saving empty cigarct1e packages
;_ind tu ming them in for a wheelchair.
~h· brother-ill-law needs one for his wife
arld hr has saved more than 5,000 pack·
ages. If this really ·can be don e, where
should these packages be redeemed to
get a wheel chair for a deservin g per-
son ' S.O., Costa Mesa
The same answer appUes to this ln·
quiry as to a recent questiora about
14·bere one could turn lo cigarette pack·
ages to buy time on a kidney machlM.
There is none. and there raever has been.
To repeat -this story seems to pop up
every few years, and It has no balls In
fact. i\"ou might tell your brother-in-law
to contact the Rehabllltation Institute o(
Orange County regardlng the possible
loan of a wheelchair by phoning 63l-
740t, or ~rh<!. a reader wnuld be will·
in& ~ 0...te er tell a wheelchair lo hlm.
"'fit lnstltute ts curren11y rtqotstlng Jl'f•
~ons to donate Betty Croclier coupons to
1808 E. La Veta , Oran!e, Calif. 9%666,
which can be redeemed for cash to pur·
chase needed equipment, such Bl whetl·
chain, for pailenl1. ~hi.II to the atten-
tion of Carolyn C.arrell,
De f ecn "e Toy
DEAR PAT: I bought my C!aughter a
toy called "Swt>et April's Playground ''
fi* Christmas. There was an excessi\•e
amount af dirt and glue on it and one
of the parts didn't wor'k. She's played
1\ith th is toy only about si s: times and
olher pieces now have broken. 1 v.Tole
10 the company twice '4'ilh no an.'l\\'rr
reeeived . I'd gladly return the comple1e
tor in exchange for a new one, or just
!he parts that need replacing.
O.P .. Fountain Valley
YJM!r onJy recoorlle jn thi s situAllon
ll'1)Uid be to shop for a new toy because
the 1nanufacturer, Remco lndustrl!!S,
wt>nt nut of business ln January. Al-
lhouJ?h t'e\·eral large toy ~uppller:o \.\'ere
t'tint~cted in an effort to find a •'parts" ~ou rl't' for this item, none co1ild offer
as~ii;tanCf'. ·n1e existi ng stock (If Remtt1
10,'s i~ ~till beine: sold by some firm11•
eti-pccially discount outlets.
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'Let Aliens
U.S . Edict ?
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Ot ll!f 0•!1'1 Piiot SllH
/\ n!'w f('d!'ral policy which practically
c'Onn~<lcs dcfc nt in the battle aga inst
11!cgal inunig rution lrom l\.!l'xico has
0CL'fl launch«! throughout sou t her n
t ·:1l1forn ia and It 11iks many po l l c e
rl1•p..1rtment~ !o simply Ignore \m-
uugran ts passing through their area.
Senior :i gcnts at the San Onofre Border
Patrol station conf irmed today that a
Hl'W polity is in effect t.tiroughoul the
Sou th\\'CSt.
And except for po lice departments
in areas extremely close to a border
putrol station. the suggestioo simply calls
for ofricers to lea ve the aliens alone.
The orders coine • from hnmlgratlon
Commissioner Leonard Ft. Chapn1an , who
has lallncbed a new conctpt of fighting
the record wave of illegal in1migration
from l\.texico.
Recently he said that new federal ap-
propriations will come next year so
that he can J1ire · more agents. but in
the 1neantime, he has deployed his man-
powe r ~·here It will do the most good.
And that is on the front line.
Thus, roadblocks at two So u I he r n
California points are oow on a seven-day-
a-"'eek schedule and often stay open
on a 24-hour-a-day basis.
'·\Ve're feeling the difference down
here at San Onofre," said Senior Agent
James Mu1h.
"\\le're open all the time now. and
because of that we have had to
discourage most police agencies from
picking up one or two aliens at a time
and then calling us to come to their
station to pick up the immigrants,"
he added.
There are only a few exceptions, he
said.
''About the only jurisdictions where
we .still do the pickups are &JI Clemente,
Oceanside, Carlsbad and Vista.
"There are several reasons for it,
and distance ls the most logical. U
it's only a matter ol a few milea,
it really doesn't bW1 much," Muth aald.
But the farther away the police station,
the greater the problem, be added.
Fro .. Page Al
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Del nM lttMnct tocludu a pawn shop
ilcloot lipod by R..,.11 !bat night in
downtowu.!l.ol;ll BHt'h, where tie bought
I jewelry trln* for his new 11.ife Karen
while the ...,.. tut on the 10"11.
"l'le tool lib' a ..kid ... ," ht •a Id
9"'1~t tadty' lb a j4.Uh0Ulf: inlerview
-orlth M, l>lilO' Pilot lut Friday. "\\'e
rode aU the rides and me 'n Da vid
~hot aome pool."
He said ttult night the amusement
park was one of tbe first he and Karen
enjoyed tQgether, since her son by a
prevloua nlarriq:e, Nolan Tracy. now
4, wu •pending· the Weekend with his
natural father.
A court ln Napa County, Calif., sulile·
quently ordered the chlld taken a11.·ay
from James and Karen, saying it was
an unfit home if the stepfather stood
accused of murder.
Russell's brother Noah-also charged
in the savage alaylng of the invalid-11.'as
in Department 100 of Loa Angel es County
Superior Court himself Tuesday, bui only .
as a speetator and member of the
family.
lie is free on hls own teoognitaOCe
without having to post cash bond on
tlte Oklahoma homicide charge, f o 'r
which no trial date has even been set
yet.
His brother has been held 745 days
without ball, arraignment or t r i a I ,
because in bis case extradition is in·
volved and ao extradition hearing is
not teehnically a trial.
Santa Ana attorney Roger Agajanian,
who is representing Russell Cree of
charge, claims his client has been sub-
jected to double· jeopardy but so far,
appelate courts and the California
Supreme Court have yet to agree.
Oklahoma authorities, meanwhile.
claim they have new evidence against
Rusaell in the pathetic alaying of the
crippled old man, but refUse to discuss
It any fUrther. ·
Russell waa arrested once in Orange
County and eventually freed by Superior
Court Judge William Murrary on the
ba1il of a polygraph test that strongly
indfcated hi• tM<>CeDCe. ,
One factor Oklahoma authorities claim
to have 11 an alleged caU by the defen-
dant to his brother Noah ln the Sooner
State, In wblch be claimed to . have
bragged th8t be sure did beat that
lie detector test.
Nixon Hinted as Witness
In Trial by Judge Sirica
WASHINGTON (lJPI) -U.S. District
Judge John J. Sirica raised the poss.ibW-
ty today that fonner President Niioo
may be called as a w1tn'ess of the
court in the Watergate cover-up trial
so none of the lawyers ·would have
to vouch for his truthfulness.
Nixon 's name was raised in an ex·
change between Slrica and a s s i s i a n t
special prosecutor James Neal about
the credibility of some of the future
witnesses. The jury was out of the
courtroom at the time.
Sirica earlier told the jury t h a t
whenever the prosecution or the defense
calls a witness. those lawyers nonnally
\'ouch for the truthlulness of h i s
testimony.
But l\eal said thcrt' was "some con-
cern" among the prosecution that their
\\'itn esses might not be telling the wbole
trulh.
lit• said it may be a cast in W'hich
"8~ f)f'rC l'nl of \Yhat he said is true,
bul '.I C have serious ronccrns abou t
1he othPr 15 percent."
"Your honor knows the history of
\Vatcrgatc ," Neal said. "and it's not
been a history of e\•cryone telling the
same thing alxlut the s<imc event."
\\'illiam f'r ates. a lawyer for defendant
John Ehrlichman, then raised Nixon's
nan1e. suggesting that the former presi·
dent might be called as a court \vitness
to avoid credibility problems. Nixon has
been subpoenaed to testify by both the
prosecution and the defense.
"That could happen." Sirica t o I d
f'ra tes. "I'm not saying it will happen.
ln that case, nobody would have to
rouch ror his credibility."
When 1 witness ls called by the court.
the defen1e and prosecution are allowed
broader questionl.ng powers.
Neal aa1d the prolleCUtion want! to
call as witnesses all petlOnS who have
Watergate-related informaUon.
"We want a full, unlimited, unmodified
hang out," Neal said, playing on the
words attributed to Ehrllchman i n
deacriblng the Watergate .cover-up.
Meanwhile, columnlst Jack Anderson
aS!lerts that a source at Ni1on's San
Clemente home reports the fonner presi-
dent ii "at the point of emotional rol·
lap8e.'1
Ander800 said Tuesday in Evanaville.
Ind., ''1be American people's fstth in
government ha s beeo s h a k e n by
Watergate. People feel they w e r e
betrayed by Nixon.
"Nixon wUI go down in history as
the naUon's worst president because of
Watergate."
Anderton said he still has a "reliable
eouree" at &:: !:!::;::::::.:.
"He was an extremely reliable source
Jn the past," Anderson said. "He says
Nixon is at the point or emotional rol-
lapse. His friends are resisting putting
him on the witness stand not because
of his phlebitis, but because or his emo-
tional condition."
Anderson said his source "said Nixon ,
if required to !ace cross-examinotlon
on the subject or Watergate, a subject
which obsesses him, a subject on which
he's become irrational, might very well
do a Queeg on the witness stand and
break down."
He referred to the fictional Captain
Queeg, who broke down under cross-ex·
amine.lion in the novel "The C a i n e
l\.1utlny." Anderson was at an Evansville
Press Club gridiron dinner.
Teen-age r Stabs , Robs
"Alote l Cler k , Escapes
Ni':\\' ORLEANS (AP ) -A teen-age
t:trl :-;ta bbed and robbed a 64-year-old
rnorel clerk . !hen \vaited on customers.
n1aking change with stolen money while
the man lay behind !he counter bleed ing.
µoli ce soy,
Dettctlv~ gave th is :iccount of the
~londay night Incident ·
TilC girl. d~cribed us being about 16.
enl.ertd the motel. took $90, and pointed
a lhr1*-1~h knife at Joseph C. Burrows.
Then she. said, "I am going to spill your
guts," and sla shed him 1wlce Jn the
abdomen.
Burro"s began wrestllng \vllh the iirl
for thr knife :ind was sta bbed Jn the
cbelt, anns. face and neck. He fell &o
the Ooor.
Whtie he lay tbtte, 1 l'UStomer came
in 11nd the girl registered htm lnto lhe
motel, making change from the stolen
money ln her purse. She hanc!ed a room
key to a second guest and che<:ked a
third out.
A fourth penon heard groan.mg behind
the l"OWlter. looked, and saw the clerk
holding down Ille girl. She shouted the
man \\'II raplna he.r, the clerk crll'd out
that the glrl was robbing him and the
frtghtoned customer dropped hb key
and lied.
Tho 1irl broke loose and left In a pick·
up truck octt1pltd by a man. Police later
arruted Geor1• 1.. Bukln, 17, and
booto!d him with being a principal to
an anned robbery and at.empted mur-
der. Polklt were se.archln& today for the
girl.
8urrOWs was ln aatl!fectory condition
In • horpltal.
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T1~ain Cras h
HOCKMART. Ga. (AP) -A train
1>;1eked into a loaded school bus at
a railroad crossing today, killing at
li·ast seven children, au l ho r It I es
re ported.
Poicc said there were about 3 O
children. mostly 10 to 14 years old,
aboard the bus. Beside the dead, most
of the others on the bus were injured,
sonic seriously.
Witnesse!I said the repair train bad
been called to the scene or a derailment
during the night and was ·backing up
along lhe tracks when it hit the bu.s.
The train dragged the crumpled bus
several hundred reet down the track,
police said.
\\'hen the train came to a halt, the
r;i boose }YaS derailed and on top of
the overturned bus. •
The Polk County coroner first reported
that the bus driver. Billy Kellett. had
heen kllled . But police later said he
was hospit.aized in critical rondilion.
F rom Pnge Al
EFFORTS •..
"People do not know what a MAC
is." Noble said. "Il ls totally amazing.
People are ignorant about it."
He has held four coffee klatches and
plans four or five more before the
Nov. 5 election.
Some of the candidates have tried
to publicize their complaints about the
"arious problems facing them in the
campaign.
James Bounds, for example, issued
a statement protesting the decision by
the county counsel to deny the MAC
candidates statements of qualifications.
"It seems to me that with the high
cost of campaigning and general suspi·
cion or political rontributions that de-
nying this opportunity to MAC candidates
is putting them in the position of either
ra ising large sums of money to pay
for publicity or asklng the people to
. vote for someone they know nothing
about," Bounds said.
The county rounsel said the decision
was based on the raet that MAC can-
didates are not public officials because
they will serve only in an advisory
capacity to the oounty Board of Super-
Ylsoro.
There Is no provision ln the election
code allow1ng the use of CQW\ty money
to produce statements of qualifications
for advisory officials, the rounty counsel
uid.
At least one cand idate has challenged
the Casta de! Sol policy or keeping
candidates from campaigning door to
door. Inst Arsan said he believes the
policy is "tyranny" and objected that
political candidates should oot be treated
the same as house.hold goods o r
encyclopedia salesmen.
So, with less than two weeks to go
before the Nov. 5 election, the 32 can-
didates are busy concocting inexpensive
gimmicks and hoping for a break. Most
have found that is their only choice.
Parents to See
Educational Film
The film "Mommy, Daddy '?ind Us
Kicll~" will be shown Oct. 30 at a meeting
ol jirents and students in the special
eddcation programs in the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District .
The meeting will be held al 7:30
p.m. in Lomarena Elementary School.
25100 Earhart Road , Laguna Hills.
Dr. Joseph A. Platow, director of
pupil personnel services, will moderate
a question and answer session following
the film . ..
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'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fiance Michaal Wilson
Attorneys Offe r
ft.finer .$48,000
To Nix Wedd ing
LONDON l A Pl -The London Evening
Nc~s reported today that lawyers for
Happy Rockefeller's aunt Rachel Filler
offered \Velsh barman l\lichael Wilson
$48,000 not to marry the millionairess
nearly 50 years his senior.
The N~ws said Wilson told ii ht refused
-"I got very angry and told them
I am not a fortune hunter" -and
that ~1iss Filler said at her home near
Philadelphia :
"I have no inlentlon of changing my
mind. The more lhey press me, the more
determined I am to marry Mr. Wilson ."
The newspaper said Miss Fit I er' s
lawyers "were expected to make one
more attempt today to try to have
the couple call it off .. , 1
"I think it is because I am a miner's
son that they feel I am not fitted
to marry Miss Fille r," said Wilson,
a handsome 29-year-old who is visiting
his mother in !he Welsh town of Lisy.
He said he \l.'OUld be telephoning l\fis.5
Fitler today.
•· Yes, reversed charges," he told
a questioning newsman.
Wilson said the difference in thelr
age11 is irrelevant because their rela-
tionship is based on companionshlp.
"ls she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
have thoughl she was a:i much as that
and, or rourse, being a genlleman, I
never asked.''
The tall. ruggedly built former
choirboy announct>d ttlrou gh a newspaper
in Llay that he was going to 'nlS!1'f
the aunt of V i c c President-designate
Nelson A. Rockefeller's second wife, the
former Margaretta '·Happy" Fitler.
Miss Fitler and Mrs. Rockefeller are
joint heiresses to the Filler rortune .
at one time va~ued at more than $8
million.
Reports on Miss Filler's age have
varied from 61 upwards. Two members
or her staff at her home in an exclusive
Philadelphia suburb said she is In her
""'· "I would never have drea med she
was much over 60," said Wilson, who
met Miss Filler while he was working
as a butler at the eiclusive Breakers
Hotel in Palm Beach, F'la.
nI 1earned to respect her intelligence
and her judgment , and we established
a lremendous closeness. Our relationship
was built entirely o n companionship
rather than on love,'' Wilson said Tues·
day from his parents' modest, three-
bedroom home in this small W e I s h
village.
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GSA Denies
Ziggurat
For Nixon
WASHINGTON (AP) -11ie C.noral
Services Administration 58.)11 an office
bulldtng it acquired In Laguna Niguel,
"'as "never contemplated to be I
presidenUal library for former Prealdent
Nixon."
The building, about 10 miles from
Nixon's San Clemente .residence, was
acquired Feb. 15 from Rockwell Interna-
tional Corp. in exchange for property
in the state belonging to the Air Force.
Sen. Joseph r.t. l\.1ontoya (0.N.M.),
chainnan of a Sen.ate appropriations
subcommittee, asked GSA Administrator
Arthur _Sampson about report• that the
million •square-foot building was to be
uM!d for Nixon's benefit.
He quoted Samp90ll as replying lhlt
"the property was not acquired as a
presidential library or a p e r Q1 a n n t
depository for Nixon's records."
But be said that "temporarily storing
Mr. Nixon's records in a relatively small
portion of the Laguna Niguel facility
is similar to the courtesy storage pro-
vided other former presidents.
Sampson also wrote that "this ex·
change was not a 'bail out' for Rockwell
International.''
"The Laguna Niguel facility Wiii ac-
quired because ft was and. Is in the
very best interest or the federal govern·
ment to obtain a building at a reasonable
cost to meet present and future space
needs in the Southern California region,"
he said. •
A1ontoya said the General AcCQW\ting
Office advised bim that the GSA would
have to spend about $.1 million to put
lhe building in condition for use, and
maintenance costs and uUUty bills would
run about $500,000 a year. -
In his statement, Mooloya also sakl
he had ~ records in the vicinity
of the build{11g checked:. to find out
\\'ho the ownen '>'"'ere and reported these
showed that Herbert Kalmbach of
Newport Beach. Nixon's former attorney,
was involved in the acquisition of two
small tracts.
Mootoya said records furnished hJm
showed that l3 acres were bought on
May 22, 1969 for about $300,000 by
Galivan lnvestn1ent Co., represented by
Galivan Properties Ud., and that the
address or the Galivan finn was in-
dicated as that of Kalmbach's law nnn.
He said about one acre Is owned
by Moulton-Niguel Water Dlstrlct and
its address was listed as Suite too,
at 500 Newport Center OriW!l, Newport
Beach.
~lission Viejo's
Weekly Paper
To Close Doors
The Good News, a weekly newspaper
published in Mission Viejo, will announce
some bad news to its renders Thursday.
It is closing its doon_.
First published in~ptember of 1971,
the tabloid communlty newspaper was
started by Richard O'Neill, Orange Coun-
ty Democratic Central Co mm l t tee
chairman and owner o! Rancho M1ilion
Viejo, and Paul I decker, who now owns
a public relations finn. They 80ld the
paper last July according to ldeli:er, be-
cause of rising costs and demands upon
thei r time.
The publication. which was distributed~
in rommunities from capi!ltrano Beach
to El Toro, was purchased by Larry
Hill. Good News Editor Pat OchGa said
Hill intends to drop the newspaper and
convert the business to a printing com-
pany.
She said he had hoped to sell the
J)aper but prospective buyel'!I have been
hesitant because of pending litlgaUon
against the company brought by another
weekly newspepcr.
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Less·on in Politics
. <.:o!lsidering that il is lhe rirst local political cam·
pa1gn an P..1ission Viejo, it is not surprising lhal the
MurtiCiJial Advisory Counc-il canlpaign has laid bare
the pohtical naive te or several or the 32 candidates.
What is surprising, ho\vever, is that the Mission
Viejo Company allowed a letter naming five can·
didates to be sent to 800 Mission Viejo residents in a
month'ly hilling from the tracts' managing agent . 'l'hc
result l•as been embarrassing for everyone involved
a nd made it appear the company "'as somehow
behin d a n endorsement .
. i">robably everyone involved has learned u few
bas ic lassons: that letters m entioning candidates·
names will be taken as an endorscn1ent whether that
was intended or not: thitl citmpaign letters should not
be sent in billing statements; and that a.II such letters
should be signed by exactly those behind them.
The company has m<iiled a letter saying the letter
\Vi:IS not intended as any kind of an endorsement.
Though it did not explain the incident, t he letter
proved that company officials we re a\vare of tht·
s lipup and chagrined by it. 1'hey should be.
And the community and the company s hould
benefit from the lesson in future cle~tions.
Ca m p us Cutback
'A state decision which could cut off all s tate aid to
bui lding at Saddleback College renews an old debate;
l--l9w. can the campus be constructed and still kepl
\v1th1n reason a ble building costs?
Supt . Robert Lom bardi s uggested th at interna l
po l itics of t h e s t a t e e ducational syste11J ha d
something to d o with Saddle b ack's sudden fi na ncial
droug ht. If that is true, a d ministrators of the d istrict
s hould h urry to Sacramento to do every~hing they can
to c ha nge the formula.
Mean"'hilc, trustees may be forced to ease up on
their initia l approach to campus construction .
'l'\\'O ext raordinary-buildings have been built -
allractive structures equipped with the 1ntest or
C\1erylhing. State-matching 01id...ulso hasJ>ecn okayed
for a S3.3 million fine tu·ts building and u rentr~d
utilities plant. Thanks to inOati~n, ho,v ever .. lc;>\~' bid
. on the fine arts structure came 1n at $5.4 n11lhon, 79
percent over budget.
1'hesc infl4jlionary realities gradually :.:ire n.:1r-
rowing Saddleback's alternatives. 'J'he approa<'h
\vhil'h seems to tnake economic sense is the one v.•hi('h
calls l"or s imple. functional bui ldings.
Consu1n er Pays
The consciousness·raising of rec~.nt inflat1011 has
bl'Oug ht out at le:.istone point : The consun1e 1· pays for
t.•\·erything in the end. The question is. how n1uch~
lrviui.:'s purking man<i.§cment plan. p~11·t or lht•
En\'irotin1cntal Protection A:g_ency·s efforl to imprO\'l'
:.iir qu<ility. is a case in Point. The plan is tu bt• an
u\lcrall sche me for how to di\lert dri\'ers fron1 their
O\Vll l'urs to other transportation methods.
1\t a recent c:ity touncil mectiiig, an Ef,A offi('l'I'
~a\'~ the (_'OU fl(_' ii the "pleasant prospect" of tapping
dc\·t1lopers. mcanin~ lhc l r\·ine Company. 1"01· lht•
costs of dr;.1fting the plan.
(Jn the s urface, the prospect is appeal in~. But it is
less so \vhen ten1per('d by the \Va~· consun1crs
ultimately \viii pay.
To recoup it s added costs. the lr \'inc -or an,·
other in this situation ~\\'i ll pass t hem a long to ils
customers. \Vhen t he cost is assessed to business, the
cost of the product or service goes up . \Vhen tacked to
hon1es , morlgi.lg1;•s and interest a lso go up.
So, v.•h ile it is a beguiling bit of bureaucratic soft
:-;oap to talk of "tapping the de\leloper, ., the r:ict is
thut \vhether you wind up riding a bus, or li\'ing in
<.tpartment or s hopping in a store, the bill will get to
you eventually .
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How Kis~inger Dear
Gloomy
Gus
He's A het1d of tl1e President
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I \\' AS HINGTON -For the past five
years. U.S. foreign rx>lit'Y has been
l nlmost totally dominated by one man
J -Dr. Henry A. J<issinjrler. Insidt.>
sources. wi.th secret documents lo
ck up their story. have told us how
·he m a nipu lated
't h e d iplomatic
·strings.
T hroughout the
Nixon years. Kis·
•singer steadfastly
;ma intained to
inquiring repor-
!ters that he never
:reco mm ended
'po l i cy t a th e·
;President unless his \'iev.'s ""'ere
~solicited. He merely presented •·op-
•1ions, ·· he vower!, and left it to Lhe ~ ·hief to make the decisions.
: IT Wi\S SA ID President Nixon
: v.·ould retire to the solitude of the Lin-
coln sittin g room or to his secluded of-
:fice in the White House annex. where
he would pore over his options. After
much iigoniz ing. and scratching on
! yellov.· legal pads, he would emerge
and a nn ounce hi s momentous
: decisions. ! This is· not, according to our sour·
ces. how it. happened. They say Kis-
. singe~ seldom failed to gi ve the
•President his pe rsonal recommen·
dations and Nixon seldom fai led to
take t he advice. As a fo rmer Kis·
singer associate put it succinctly:
"Nixon agreed with lfenry on the
.things he knew about, and he trusted
.-'-ltnry on the things he didn"t know
about.··
TllE PATTE RN was set early in
1969 when Nixon gave the National
~Security Council staff a l>t!P talk. Af-
: tcr a few general remarks. according
lo several eye v.·itnesses. he nodded
toward Kissinger. "Henry and I are
, : going to end t he war:· the President
, 'said, with a sly sm ile. "We·v.'anryou
·fe llows to take care· or the rest of the
'world." I: Our sources say Nixon then la un ·
• ched inlo a furiou~ and vulgar assault
on the Slate Department. ForeiJ?n
1 • policy was going to be handled by the
• \Yhite !·louse. he declared. and not by
the "slriped·pants faggots" at Foggy
, Bottom .
There was a colll!ctive gasp fro m
the two doze n NSC staff members.
, · President Nixon. with his penchanl
' for saying the Wrong thlng al the
v.•rong time. had forgotten that the
majority of his audience had come lo
lhe White •louse rron1 the foreign ser-
vice. •
Tlt ER EA.FTER, Kiss inger set U.P
his own private State Department In
1 ',t he basement of the White llousc,
where he'dlrectcd every aspect or t.hc
dccision·-maklng machinery.
I-le presided over t he N11tion11I
'1 i security Council. which determined
·overall pollc,y . He controll ed the
' t supersecret Corn n1ittee or Forty,
r ~which plotted covert activities. lie
1 ~lso headeCI the Washington SpeclAI
Action crroup, which assembled to
· \ m:inajte c.t1ses.
1'hc secret minute5 show that Nixon
seldom attended the~c crucial
r meetings but wRited for Kistoinger to
f •fill him in. Thl' two men ronterrcd
: together Crcqucntly.
SOURCES "'hO occ11.sion3IJy were
l'alled into their private meetings say 1 Nixon and Kii;s1n,llcr R1>1n1rently did·
• ni. engage in dt.>cp. intellectual di~cus ·
• sions. 1·hey t11lked about world i~sues
~ in tt•rms or personalities 11nd they
, 11•t•re often vul)lar, rip1>in g Into
foreiRn l cu der !l with crude.
somelimt!s cruel, remarks.
(iACK AN DE RSO N )
When Kissin ger travelled abroad.
he kept the President informed v.•ith
cryptic personal messages. Only the
two of them understood some of the
references.
A typical message from Ki ssinger
in the Jliliddle East. as recalled by a
soui:.ce who sa'" it, reported : "~let
"'ith Numf)e r One. Discussed options.
He agrees in principle."
MOST OF Kissinger·s recommen·
dations r.o the Pr esident were submit-
ted form ally in secret memos, which
were guarded as c losely as nuc lear
secrets. Very feW of Kissinger's as-
sociates a re aware such documt.>nts
exist.
We, however, ha\•e seen some of
them. A typical Kissinger·lo·Nixon
memo would be typed on White !louse
le tterhead a nd stamped SECR ET.
Kissinger would begin v.•ith terse
backgrou nd in ro rmation and then
outline hi s ''recommendalions. ''
At the botton1 of t he page were two
blank lines. the le rtmost marked "Ap·
prove,'' a nd the other "Disapprove:·
Almost never, according to our sour·
ces, did Nixon initial the "disap·
prove" space.
USUALLY, a series of "tabs" fol ·
lowed on plain white paper. These
took up specific issues, expressed .ir1
blunt, candid language. Each tab con-
tained "approve" and "disapprove"
lines.
The crowning touch v.:ould come
when Nixon called 1n his Cabinet or
other associates to brief them on hi s
foreign policy decision. As he spoke to
them, he i n variably consulted a
"talking points" paper prepared, of
course, by the ubi<1uito11s Dr. !\is·
singer.
KISSING ER ·s personol memos and
tal king papers guided Nixon on th('
Vietnam War, the invasion or C<lm ·
bodia, the South Vietnamese invasion
or Laos. and scores of other initiative.<.
around the world.
Our sources could recull only one
major iss ue on which Jilixon vetoed
Kissinger's recommendations. 1'hal
was the decision to bomb 1-lunoi and
mine l-l aipho11g l-lar bor in ~1a y 1972
In that irist<1ncc. Niton O\•errulcd 1.1 11
of his c~ief loil dvisers, including Ki !)·
singer.
Kissinger's domination of rorei,gn
policy has conti nued into the Ford Ad ·
ministration. Indeed, President Forit
had scarcely been sY.-orn in before he
assured the v:orld th:1l llc nry l\\s.
singer would st ay on. Like Nixon
~lore him. r·ord leans heavily on Kl s·
singer for foreign rx>llcy guidance.
Our soucei; say, in fact. that J•'ord h:1s
not overruled Kissinger yet
FOOTNOTE: Kis"sin~cr has some
brilll a nl diplomatic achic\•cmenl'i to
his credit. including t('ml'IOl'ary rJCat'-'
il'l the f\llddle Easl , dclente v.•ith lhl'
Soviet Union and rapprochement with
mainland China. But there have also
been a few disasters. such aJJ the In -
dia-Pakistan war, Chlle. Cyprus etnd
the aborted "Year or Europe."
Quotes
Mrs. t-:. R. Przlhoro\4o•i;kl. Glcndoru
... "Thlg country 's stubllity does not.
hang on the: thin thread of mere per ..
sonalily ... by adhering to truth :ind
principle a~ the <inly rcul valuci;. good
government. incvitM bly mu~t rol low.
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Let's teach dogs to read~ When it
comes to obser ving leash lav.'s
and other controls. it's obvious
their masters are illiterate.
Maybe then ou r beaches,
sidev.•a lks and gardens would
nol be fouled .
G.\\'.
(ljM"'• G ... C•m"'tftO •rt ....... ,"" lry ,_I
-OCI ,.., ll«tts•rol' r1llecl llM ..... ot Ille
-""'-· Se..a''""' pet ptt W'" Gleom' Gllo, Dtily Pillll.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
( SY DNEY HARRIS )
In any discussion of world problems
and man·s fate, somebody sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, with sv.·eet
s mugness. "Well, if we only would
obey the Decalogue. everything would
l>C fine. After all, the Ten Com mand·
ments are still the best rules to fol·
lo\4o·."
'-.'ct. if v.•e'took such a man seriously
;i nd questioned him on only one of the.-
Ten Commandments, and perhaps th'e
most impor.tanl, what v>o\Jld bt.' the
result?
··1·11ou sha lt not kill.'. A plain. flat
i;tatement, without qualification or
modification . What does our hiend or
the Decalogue say to this? Does he ac-
ce pt it, completely and unequi\'ocal-
lv"! Or doc~ ~e try to get around il in
one v.·ay or ;inothcr?
t"IRST OF A.LL, he 1\·ill say lh<tl 11·c
"have ,a "ri~ht •• to kill in sclf-
dcfense -even though the Decalogue.-
does not say. ··T hou shalt not kill ex-
cept in self.dcft.>n se." ~ '
Then he will say that society has a
right to kill of((·n ders, if their offense
is deemed grievous enough-even
•though the first killer. Cai n, was not
cxel'ut ed hy God but '-''as branded and
scnt into ex ile
N('Xl , he will insist that a nation has
the "right" to kill enemies in time or
v.·ur; he may deplore such a necessity
l;jnd gcnt'ra ls arc lht' greatest
deplore rs of ull ), but he does not doubt
that the t.ord is on the sidl' of the
··just ·• nation. lie will· also point to
n1;1n.\ Old Tcst:1 rnent p;)ssages 1vhich
SCl!Ol In COllfirm ris 1.IOSition.
S(), f"INALI,\', \vhal docs the com-
n1anrfn1cn1, "1'hou shalt nut kill:'
amount t11·1 ll a mount!) to \Yhalcvcr
'-''c "·:int to n1akc It. Nobody but a
··rrank'· takl's tht' commandm1)nl
litc1·01ll:.: ne:irly cvcrybod:-,· bc.-Hc1·cs
thal unrlcr rertain conditions it is
riJ:ht ;,1nd proper to kill. 1-lard ly
an;.'ont· except Socro1tcs. Jesus and ;1
re"' saint ~ ht1s rvcr lr\JIY btlicvrd 1h:1t
It is better to s~1rfcr pain than to 1nrtict
it .
·rtic difficullv v.-ith lhe 1'('n ro111
m11ndml.'nts Is· not !hat unbclicrc1·i;
nout it : it i~ that cv~n "bcllc\·cr~·-110
not bell eve ii . do n()t agree on ll. do nn1
at·t on it. A simple scnlt·ncc or rou r
:me-syllable v.•or¢1. "Thou sh:i lt not
kill." has conroundt..>d Chrislt.•ndom
for 2.000 yPar~ for lhf' hlorldi~l v.•ur!'C
1.r iii! hu \'i.! been rel! g1ous \VU rs.
Tips on Saving Energy
1·0 the Editor:
I am way a head or President Ford
in energy conservation. Since the car-
1>e nters' strike in J uly,
I. I gave up any ''acation trip.
2, l didn't buy a new color TV (and
the TV I di dn't buy was a Sony ). I did·
n'l buy a new pickup lit v.·as a J\lazda
Rotary).
3. I didn't drive too much.
4. I didn 't buy many groceries. fThe
groceries I didn't buy were roasts aod
steaks and chops mostly.)
I llAVE only worked 18 days since
the s trike and the v.•ife can tell you
that I have const.>r~ lot of energy
around the houR':""" 1
or course, the re have been about
len strikes since July . The wa llboard
m!"n arc out now. Two or three more
strikes aod J can go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
.JAMES W. BOLDI NG
·ro the Editor :
It was interesting to read that
Nixon's t11.xes had been increased by
12 percent. I live in San Clemente, and
my assessment was jumpe d 25 per·
cent. Believing t his to be arbitrary
and discriminatory I filed a protest.
~1y only response v.'as a duplicate
copy or the original notice 'increasing
my assessment by 25 percent .
B. L. O'NEILL
llt•all h Co<I •
·ro the Editor ·
Anyone who takes even a brief look
:.it government nationa l healt h
p1·ograms v.•\11 co me to the conclusion
that the government wiH go bankrupt
if we institute such a program and ex·
1x:ct lo fund I! out of tax revenues.
CASTl!\'.G a J.!,ia ncc at sot·i al
security. we see that the number of
recipients will grow rapidly in coming
years: in fact . it is lo quadruple in the
next 25 years : but v.•ith the post war
bahy boom over and a zero population
grov.·th, the re v.•ill not be a grov.·ing
numher of contributors in-years lo
c~1mc. With social security con·
trihutions running O\'C'f II percent of
payroll now (5.85 .r>crcenl from the
e mployer and 5.85 percent from the
erhploye, it does n ·1 seem rx>ssible to
expect. !"our ti n1t!'s as much to be col-
lected rrom 1hesc same people. And
ycl we are going to add a national
health program on also.
You can ·\ n1akt• something out of
lhin :i,ir : people wlll have to pay for
this medical service either through
payroll t:1xes or throu~h regular in ·
l'Oflle taKC:S. But wi th lhc government
bureaucrat!; involved it will cost more
than health servit•c does now .
EDWARD II BO~EKER , M.D.
f11 f4•r tt1i119 ,-,,~,..n
Toth<' f:dilor:
In lh<' aflcrmolh of \\.'alt'rRale. thc
puhllc. mort• than C\"{'r, has a right
anit a need to be: informed about thc
t•:inrhdutcs 11nd the i~sucs v.·ilh which
it needs lo ilea! on Nov. 5. I 11m inccn·
sed by th" limited t•o\·erogc Riven to
:-uC"h l'11ndut1-1trs as 1hosc runn1ni?: for
Secretary of Sl:1lr, P:-.Jit'eiall.\ when
the office or Scrrrtarv of St:itt'
govc1'ns lh<' t•ler11on lav.s.and v.·111 bc
rone~rneft v.·1th r(.'!>lnnn~ a n1oralily
to l)Olllll's ;1t a tln1r v.Jtf'n 1h at
) ,_ ( MAI LBOX
L.elters from readers are u:elco rnt! f'l'or·
mally, writers should C'01n1l!y /he ir mes·
.sages in JOO words or less Tl1e r1yh1 to con -
dense letlt'r.S to 1it spoce or e/1n1111ore libel
"is re served. All le!ters rnu.~r 111c/ude siy·
nature and mailing addres.~ but name11
may be unthheld on requesr 11 ,,ufficie11t
reason IS appore11/. Poetr11 u:ill nOI /1<.•
published
moralily has plummeted lo an all·
lime lov.·
I A.~1 disappointed-to :Sl'!e political
reports about the least significant
happenings, the lack of appearances.
the reasons not to vote, rather than
the who, what, \\'here and why th:tt
truly informs. One such example is
the race between Brian Vun Carop
and l\tarch Fong for Secretary of
State . \Vhen the press reported on th e
Oct. 7 KCE'f debate bet1vcen the C'an·
didates for Secretary of State. more
mention was made of ~·l arch Fong's
reasons for not appearing on the s hov.•
than was madt' of Brian Van Ca mp's
highly articulate viev.·s on the issue:-i
relevant to that orficl.!.
I, for one. want to vote as wi sely as
(X>Ssible . 'I want to vote for the thini?s I
believe in and not just for the face or
the gimmick that is sensational
enough to make it into a back.page
news artiC'le. l~t:l ·s ha1·l' rnorL·
frequent reporting nf the carulidales
"'hereabout s and 1·icv.'s on the issue!..
and \els get the vott·rs· :ipalhetit
chins out of their hunds and thcir e:.·ei:
ALLI SO~' \\/ELLS
Ci ni••• J·4~rff.•i f f.•tf
To the Editor:
The chairm:1n ol the South C11:i:.1
Regional Co;is tline Comn1is!>iQll ,
Donald R. Ari ght. has for(eiled ;n1~
claim l•J th;ll position of great puhl1 e
import<Hl<'t' lhrough his sorry perfor-
1nance in soliciting developers to con·
tribute to the campaign fund of Ed-
n1und G. Brov.·n. Jr.
lie should resign immt.>diutcly or be
forced out of office by public opini on,
or h~' le~a\ channels. for a gross con-
flict or interest The commission he
head~ hu s more than enough
problems \1'ithout having to operate
under th C'1oud of being Used fo r par·
tisan puht1£'">. as ~I r. Bright has
placed 11 thruui;h his unbelievable tac·
lie.
ROBERT LEE
'l'o the Editor .
As a regular reader of the Daily
Pilot, I v.·ould like you to know how
great it v.·as to see a good story in the
People section such as the one Oc·
tober 1 on Joyce Riley. I do nol know
her or the reporter : hov.·ever , I reel it
is about time the reading public fi nd
out more ubout nutrition and vitamins
as related to illness. emotional as v.·ell
as physic al.
DOCTORS DO not tell people the ef·
feels of rood additives, excessive
sugar and refined foods.because t hey
do not themseJ,•es knov.-. A nev.·spaper
reporting such facts does a great ser-
l'iCe to its readers. l\Iany people just
do not under~tand the dangers and are
not n1oti\'at(·d to search out the an·
:-.\\<·rs .
;\l so 11 <inl lo It'l l ~·o u J\lllle
Hell·s"cotumo on cooking for one has
:-.omt sou nd ad\'icc . Of course. I eook
fqr more than th<1t -three (l ro\~1 ing
hoy.~ hut l stil l read Ll. I can adapt
.1ny recipe if I \\·ant hy making six
l1n1es <i!> much
1 am not a hf'a!th food nut nor do I
t•ier \1ritt• to nc\\·sp:i1:icrs. 1·his is a
nr~t
Plt•a"l' kt'l']) up !he fine 1ob and let's
h;1\.c nHH't' fine <1rlic·lt':-. ahout feeding
1111r f.i rniltl·" 11 holc!.orTll', nutur al
f11od ... 1ri·1·•1! ;1<lcl1t11·('s
( · 1L·\n1.< rrTr: r::'ll l\TOl'\.S
Memoir of Hollywood
llOLL\'\\'000 . By Garson Kanin.
Viking. 393 Pages . S8 95.
In 1937. Garson Kanin v.·cnt to llol·
lywood to ··1earn the business .. or
movieflfilking and in lhis somct1mcs
IQuch1n 2. often funn~ and :l l\\u ~..,
\\'Cll -v.•rittcn ml'mn1r ht' tt·ll.., nut tJlll\·
v.·hat he lcarnl•d ahou\ th1• hu ~inl1:-.'. ...
hut about the PL''•rl~· "'ho m:.irlc up tha!
business
PEOPLE, ror exam11lc. hkt· Samuel
Gold"'·yn. the first of lhe n1i .L[hly fqr
v.•hom Kanin v.·as to '-''Ork ov£'r th(.•
ycars1 and 1\·ho g reeted lhc ne"'•ly ar
ri ved playwri~ht '-''ilh ··s1rtnc•,\'
llo"'·ard tells nic vou'rl· ;1 11c rv t'll•\'l·r
genius.·· Th;1t's tl1e rirst (iolrt.\\'VlliSnl
to surrat'e in lh1s hook . but not. 1iy t1ny
means, the last. Anothrr "Ir you
v.·on·l giv e m1• your \1ord of honor. v.•111
you ~i,•c ml' ,\nur pron1is1"1·•
f\AN ll'-' also has :1 v.·callh of ... 1ur11•:-.
to t.cll :1hout such other major f1j.t11rc!I
as lO pic k a few al randon1 \\arr~
Cohn . Darryl Zanuck. Charil'!>
l..au ghton and ~1 arilyn ~1onroe . and
he trlls them all wel l .
llis hook, it s hould he noll·tl, 1o; n11l
Just a l'nllcC'lion of stonl'!I and \'1~nr1 ,
tcs . howcvt''" \\'hilC' 1t rioc., 1·onla1 n
many of these it C'Ont:1\ns them"' 11h1n
a carefully built framr\\()rk to\\ h1r h
lhtir !l1grH!:~anct' 1s ~uhnr!ln1.111· to
the ,,tru1·lure Kunin "·ant~ lti \ltntd
his y~ar!I; In llolly•·ood . v.h:i1 lhC'y-l>
( THE BOOKMAN ]
n1('an! to him and 1,·hat it meant to
h1m He sutcecds aclm1rably.
Phil Thoma'!
AP books Editor
' ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Hol'Jprt f\1 l\11•1>rl , Pul>h&lit!'
ThU,n(ls Ke1•111/. F.:dunr
Rorl>aro Krr1brch.
f:d11or1a l Pll9f' ,.:d11nr
Thl' editorial p.1,.;~· nf the O:uh'
1'1lot Sl'l'k:-. II• uifnrm :ond st1muh1t~
rt>\\cll'r" b' pr't"•~t·1H1ni.: (In this page
d11cr~(· C'Clffimf'nl;or~· on top1C',; of In·
tt·rl'51 h\ ... \111t.c:ot1·1t l'olumn1s1~ 11nd
c•.1rtuon1:-.t~, ll~ 11rn11d1ng :. lorum
ll•r rl':ich:1 ~ · \ t""" and hy present ing
th1., n<'\\5P:ll)t•r':o n111n1ons and idras
nn C'urrt'nl tn1)1cs Tht echlori•I
11p1n1on ... •'I 1h1• Ottll) Pill"ll ;ippear
nnh 111 tht• l'lhlnnal t·olumn al the
tnp of 1h1• (J:•Cl" llp1n1nns l'Xpr11skd
t" llu· C:fl\un1n15t~ :ind l'llrtoon1i!li;
J11 t h·!ll·r "nt('r5 ar1· 1ht•1r n1o1-n 11nd
n"1·11dnr,cml•nt "' \ht'1r l'll'\\S b) the
[1.111.\ r1ln• .. 11uuld bl' 1nferN.'tl.
\l'ednesday . O<tobcr 23, 1974
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A :l DAILV PILOT SB
4 At Your
Service
A Sunday, 1'1unday, \\'edne$day
j a nd llrlday •·raturc
Ol &be Dally Pilot
l
tt'lt ol'a: '•• n 1\latr1e?
DEAR PATt Since I grew lip wUh one
of !he most popular names ln my ace
~roup at that time. I ~·ant to avoid
1 hoosing an overly popular name for my
c xpected child. I've checked all the
:-oUt<'l'S l can. including hospitals. coun-
ty offices and my library's reader's
"Hide. AH I've learned Is that my phone
bill h<is increased due to all my loll
l'Jll!i.
P.C., San Juan Capislrano
No published material Is available on
the mOll popular current first name~
being given to bable11, accordlng to the
Garden Grove Regional Library's adult
reference department -and your in-
qulry was cbtcked out tboroaghly . It
.seems tlsal only "after" a fln;t name
has beeit used repeatedly. II Is noted as
a '"po,.lar'' choice. A\1ailable materials
do lndkale that you'd ~ helter off to
choose "l'tf.ary" or ''Ann"' rat her than
Kimberly or TIIfeny If yoor baby should
!Ml a girl. The ume advice applies to
boys. The "common"' nan1e choice Is oul
of \'ogue at this time.
Cigarette Pack•
DEAR PAT: A neighbor hns told me
about saving empty cigarette packages
and turning them in for a wheelchair.
r..fy brother·lo-law needs one for his wife
and he has saved more than 5.000 pack·
ages. If this really can be done. \vhere
should these packages be redeemed to
get a wheel chair tor a des¢ving per·
soo' S.O., Costa Mesa
The same an1wer applies to this In·
quiry as to a recent quetlion about
"·here one could lurn ill cigarette pack·
ages to buy time on a kidney machine.
There is none. and there never h11 been.
To repeat -thb: story seems to pop op
evuy few yean, and It bas no basil in
fact. Nou might tell your brotbe.r·ln-lew
to conlael the Rthablllt1Uon Institute of
Qra1ge County regardtnc the possible
loen of a wheelchair by phontnc m.
iM, or perhaps, a rea der would bt will·
ln& t. a...M ... tell a wheelchair lo blm.
TAe TMtttute Is currently requesttnc per·
soos to donate Betty Crocker coupons lo
1808 E. La Vetl , Orans:e, Calif. 9%666,
which can be rtdetmed for cash to pur·
chase needed equipment, sucb as wheel·
chain, for patients. rt1all to the aUen·
Uo11 of Carolyn c:arrell.
De fectl1'e T oy
'DEAR PAT: I bought ray r!aughter a
toy called "Sweet April 's Playground" ror Christmas. There was an ex cessive
amount of dirt and glue on it and one
of !he part.s didn't work. She's played
1~ith th is toy only about sis times and
other pieces now have broken. I vrrote
ro the company twice with no ans"·rr
received. I'd gladly return the complete
1oy 1n exchange for a new one, or just
rhe parts that need replacing.
O.P .. Fountain Valley
Your only recovne In this situation
~'ould be to sbop for a new toy·.r!'.au se
the 1nanufaclurer, Remco lndus lrh:s,
went out of busioe11 Ill January. Al·
thoUl!h ~e,•e.ral large toy supplier!' were
l'Ont actrd in an effort to find u "parts" ~ourt•e for this item. none could offer
assistnnce. The existin~ stock of Remco
lovs i~ ~till h('lng sold by sonte firm11·
cipccially discount outlets.
ORANGE COAST sB
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Alone' Ne 'v
U.S. Edict?
By JORN VALTERZA
Of I ... Oall'I' f'U.i Sl•ll
A new fede~al policy v.•hJch practically
conct>des defeat in the battle aga inst
illegal inun1gration from Mexico ho!
bi>1·n launched throughout so u t h e r n
C11l1fomia and ii asks many po 11 c e ·
tlepa rtrnents to simply Ignore lm-
1111,i:r:ints passing 1hrough their area.
Senior agents at the San Onofre Border
Patrol station ron!lrmed today that a
new policy is in effect throughout the
South\\ est.
And exCfpl for police departments
1n areas extreme!)• close to a border
patrol station, the suggestion simply calls
for officers to leave the aliens alone.
The orders come from Imrni1ratlon
Commissioner Leonafd F. Chapinan, who
has launched n new concept of fighUng
the rcrord wave of illegal inunigration
from ~1exico.
llerently he said that new fed eral a~
proprialions will come next year so
that he can hire more agents, but in
the 1neantime, he has deployed his man-
poy,·er where It will do the most good.
And that is on the front line.
Thus. roadblocks at two So u I her n
California points are now on a seven-day·
a-week schedule and oflen stay open
on a 24-00ur-a~ay basis.
"We're feeling the difference down
here at San Onolre. ·• said Senior Agent
James Muth.
"We·re open all the time no.w. and
bccaus(' of that v.•e have had to
discourage most police agencies from
picking up on~ or two aliens at a time
and lben calling us to rome to their
station to pick up the immigrants,"
he added,
There are only a few exceptions, he
said.
"About the only jurisdictions where
we still do the pickups are San Clemente,
Oceanside, Carlsbad and Vist.a.
"There are several reasons for it ,
and distance is the most logical. If
ifs only a matter of a few milea,
it really doesn't hurt much," Muth said.
But the farther away the pollce staUon,
the greater the problem, be added.
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Deltn11t ~ ltlcludea a paWl1 shop
U<ilot llP*I by IWIS<ll tha t nli!'t In
downton.t.s Btacb. wber< he bought
__... jewelry triDkM ror ~ii new wUe Karen
while the ;,.,i.Non the tO\\'ll.
"I'ee Jolt i,.W, a,)ld. .. ," be sa id "'1"'!¥t 11\!lY' Ill 1 jatlhoute Interview
'lriU. # DidlJ Eilot last Friday. ·'W•
rode 111 tile rlaea and me 'n David
shot aome pool."
lie said that nl&ht the Omllst'ment
park was one of the first he and Karen
enjoyed together, since her son by a
previous nlarrllJe. Nolan Tracy, now
4, was spendJng the weekend with his
natural f•ther.
A court Jn Napa County, Calif., su~e
qucntly ordered ~ child taken away
from James and Karen, saying it was
an unlit home if the stepfather stood
accused of murder.
Ru.ueU's cbrotbu Noah-also charged
in I.he .savage slaying of the invalid-was
in Department 100 of Los: Angeles County
Superior Court himself Tuesday, but only
as a spectator and member o{ the
famtl y.
J1e Is fret co his own teeogniiance
without having to post cash bond on
the Oklahoma homicide charge, f o r
which oo trial date has even beet\ sel
yet.
His brother has been held 74~ days
without ball, arraignment or t r i a I ,
because in his case extradition is in·
volved and ao extradition hearing is
not technically a trial.
Santa Ana attorney Roger Agajanian,
who is representing Russell free of
charge, clallN his client has been sub-
jected to double j~ but so far,
appelate courts and the Ca11fomia
Supreme Court have yet to agree.
Oklahoma autborittes, me.anwhile.
claim Otey have new evidence against
Ruuell In the patbeUc slaying of the
crippled old man, but refuse to dl.scuss
it any turther.
Russell wu arrested once in OrBDge
County and eventually freed by SUperior
Court JUdle WUllam Murrary on 1he
ba1il al a polygraph tat that stroogly
indlCated bl• lnnocence.
One factor Okl ahoma authorities claim
tO have ls an alleged call by the defcn·
dant to his brother Noah In the Soooer
State, 1n wblcb he claimed to have
braged that be sure did beat that
lle-tat.
~ ' ,, .
7 Orildi·en
Die in Bus;
HOCKMART. Ga. (AP) - A train
bal'ked into a loaded school bus at
3 railroad crossing today, k.illlng at
lt."aSI seven children, au t h·o r It t es
reported.
Poice said there were about 3 O
children. mostly 10 to 14 years old,
aboard the bus. Beside the dead, mOfll
of the others on the bus were injured,
some seriously.
Witnesses said the repair train had
been called to the scene of a deraUment
during Lhe night and was backing up
along the tracks when it hit the bu.s.
The train dragged the crwnpled bus
several hundred feet down the track,
police said. •
\Vhen the train came to a halt, the ·
caboose was derailed and on top of
the overturned bus.
The Polk County coroner first reported
thal the bus dri ver, Billy Kellett, had
beoo killed . But police later said he
\YaS hospitaizcd in critical condition.
. . . . ' . • •
'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fiance Michael Wilson
Attor neys Off er
"People do not know -t a MAC Min.er $48,000
is." Noble said. "II is totally amazing.
Frona Page A l
E1'"FORTS ..•
People. are ignorant about it." T N' • W dd • He has held foor coffee klalehes and 0 ix e _ in g
plans four or five more before the
Nov, 5 election. I:.ONDON (AP ) -The ~nd<¥1 Evening
Some of the candidates have tried Nc;,.s reported today that lawyers for
to publicize their complaints about the 11appy Rockefeller's aunt Rachel Fit1er
various problems facing them in the offered \Velsh barman rt1ichael Wilson campaign.
James Rnunds, for example, issued $48.000 not to marry the millionairess t r nearly SO years his senior. a sta ement protesting the decision by The N~ws said Wilson told it he refused
th e COW1ty rounsel to deny the MAC_ _ "I got very angry and told them
candidates statements of qualifications. 1 am not a fortune hunter'' -and
''It seems to me that with the high thal fl1iss Fit!cr sald at her home near cost of campaigning and general suspi· Philadelphia:
c/on of political contributions that de-"I have 00 intention of changing my
nying this opportunity to MAC candidates mind. The more they press me, the more '
is putting them In the position of either determined I am to marry Mr. Wilson ."
raising large sums of mcney to pay The newspaper said Miss F it I er ' s
for publicity or asking the people to lawyers •·were expected to n1ake one
vote for someone th ey know nothing more atteinpt 1oda11 to try to have · about," Bounds said. " th e couple call il off." The county counsel said the decision ''I think it is because I am a miner's
GSA Denies
Zi ggurat
For Ni.Xoil
WASHINGTtlN (AP) -The General
Service• Administration say1 an office
building II acqulred In Lall\lll• Nllfllel,
was ~·oever contemplated to be a
pres.idenUal library ror fo1mer Prealdent
Nixon.''
The building, about 10 mi.lea from
Nl1on's San Clemente re&idenCt', wa1
acquired Feb. 15 from Rockwell Interna-
tional Corp, in exchange for property
in the state belonging to the Air Force.
Sen. Joseph rtf. Montoya (D-N.P.1.),
chainnan of a Senate appropriatiorui
subcommittee, asked GSA Administrator
Arthur Sampsoo about report1 that the
million ~square-foot building was to be
u8ed for Ni.Jon's benefit.
He quoted Sampson as replylna: thlt
"the property was not acqul.red u a
prealdential Jibrary or a per~ a n n t
depository for Nixon'• records."
Bnt he said that "temporarily storin1
Mr. Niion's records in a relatively small
portion of the Laguna Niguel facility
is similar to Che courtesy storage pr.
vlded other former presidents.
Sampson also wrote that "this ex·
change was not a 'ball out' for Rockwell
International."
"The Laguna Niguel facility was ac·
quired because It was and is ln the
very best interest of the federal govern-
ment to obtain a.building al a reuonable
cost to meet present and future space
needs in the Southern California region,"
he said.
Montoya said the General Accounting
Office advised him that the GSA would
have to spend about $.1 million to put
the bu.ilding in condition for use, and
maintenance costs am utility bWs would
run about $500,IXX> a year. ·
In his statement, Montoya also said
he had propel'.ty records in the vicinity
or the t>utld(ng checked .. to , find out
who the owners were and reported these
showed that Herbert Kalmbach of
Newport Beach. Nixon's former attorney,
was involved in the .acquisition of two
small tracts.
Montoya said r&'Of'ds furnislied him
showed that 35 acres were bought on
May 22. 1969 for about $300,000 by
Galivan Investm ent Co., represented by
Galivan Properties Ud ., and that the
address of the Galivan fmn was In-
dicated as that of Kalmbach's law ftnn. was based on the faet that MAC can-son that they feel I am not fitted
dldates are not public officials becaillle to marry Miss Fitler," said Wll90n,
they will serve only ln an advisory a handsome 29-year-old who is visiting
capacity to the oounty Board of Super-his mother· in the Welsh to wn of Uay. Nixon Hinted as Witness He said about one acre ls owned
by f\.toulton-Nlguel Water District and
its address was listed as Suite 900,
at 5SO Newport C.enter Drive, Newp:rt
Beach. visors. He said he would be telephoning 1tfiss
There la no provision ln the election Filler today.
code allowing the use of-county money " ... Yes. reversed charges," he told
to produce statements of qualifications a questioning newsman.
for advi90ry officials, the county COWlSel Wilson said the difference ln their
said. ages is irrelevant because their rela·
In Trial by Judge Sirica Mi ssion Viejo's
Weekly Paper
To fJose Doors
WASHINGTON (UPIJ -U.S. District
Judge John J. Sirlca raised the possiblli·
ty today that form er President Nl1on
may be called as a witness of the
rourt in the Watergate cover-up trial
so none of the lawyers v.'Ould hav~
to vouch for his truthfulness.
Nixon's name was raised in an ex·
change bet"·een Sirica and a s s i s t a n t
special prosecutor James Neal about
the credibility of some of the future
witnesses. The jury was out of the
courtroom at the time.
Sirica earlier told the jury t h a t
whenever the prosecution or the defense
calls a \vitness, those lawyers nonnally
vouch for the truthlulness of h i s
testin1ony.
But '.'\cal said there was "some con-
cern" among the prosecution that thclr
\\•itnesses might not be telling the whole
truth. .
fl<' said ii may be a case in whici1
"8J percent of what he said is true,
but \II' have serious C1'.lncerns about
thl' otht•r 15 percent."
"Your honor knows the history of
\Vatergale.'' Neal said, •·and it's not
be('n a history of everyone telling the
sa me lhing about the same event."
\\'illlnm Frates. a lawyer for defendant
.John E:hrlichman , then raised Nixon's
name. suggesting that the former presi·
dent might be call ed as a court witness
to avoid credibility problems. Nixon has
been subpoenaed to testify by both the
prosecution and the defense.
.. That could Jiappcn." Sirlca t o Id
Frates. ··rm rnr saying it will happen.
In that case, nobod y would have to
vouch for his credibility,"
At least one candidate has challenged tionship is based on companionship.
When a witness Is called by tbe court. the Casta de! Sol policy of keeping ''ls .she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
. the deten.e and prosecution are allowed candidates from campaigning door to have thought she was as much as that
broader questioning powers. door. Inal Arsan said he believes the and , of rourse, being a gentleman, I
Neal aa1d the proeecution wants to policy Is "tyranny" and objected that never asked ."
call U wttneue1 all pei'lons who have political candidates should not be treated The tall, ruggedly built f o r m er
Watergate-related lnformaUon. the same as household goods o r choirboy announced through a newspaper The Good News, a weekly newspaper
"We want a full, unllmlted, unmodified encyclopedia salesmen. in Llay that he was going to ·~·-will h t " N I --'d I · th ,,_,, published in Mission Viejo, announce an& ou ' ea IHU • P aymg on e So, with less than two weeks to go the aunt of V i c e Pre.!lident-designate
words attributed to Ehrlichman in before the Nov. 5 election, the 32 can· Nelson A. Rockefeller's second wife, the some bad news to its readers Thursday.
de!ICl'l.blna the Watergate cover-up. didates are busy t'Oncocting inexpensive former Margaretta ··~tappy" Fitler. it is closing Its doori.
Meanw6Ue, columnist Jack Anderson gimmicks and hoping for a break. Most Miss Filler and Mrs. Rockefeller are First published in September of 1971• asserts that a llOW'ct at Nilon 's San ha found h · ~· 1 the tabloid rommunity newspaper was Clemente home reports the funner presi· ve l at L'I t1n;Jr on y dX>ice. joint hei:esses it,o dthe t Filler :~rtun:~ started by Richard O'Neill, Orange Cou.
dent Is "at the point of emotional col -at one time. va.,ue a more an "" ty Democratic Central Comm l t tee
la-." million, and f n---ho .,, __ , r-p S , F. I • ha chairman owner o n.ll,ln.; l-on Anderaon .said Tuemy In Evansville. a rents tO ee Reports on Miss it er s age ve Viejo, and Paul !decker, wOO now owns
Ind., "The American people's fait h in varied from 61 upward.9. Two members a public relations linn. They aold the
government has been 5 hake n by of her staff at her home ~ an exclusive paper la.st July aceordlng to Jdeker, be-
W.atergate. People feel they wer e Educational Film Philadelphia suburb said She is Jn her cause of rising coets and demands upoo
betrayed by Nixon. ~·I ·would never have dreamed she their time.
"Nixon will go down in history as The film "Mommy, Daddy and Us was much over 60, '' said Wl\soo, who The publication, which was distributed
tbe nation 's worst president because of K.ds" ·11 be ho Oct 30 t t'ng ......,.t Miss Fitler while he was working in communities from Capi.straoo Beach Watergate., 1 w1 s wn . a a mee t """ based b Larry Ander~ said he still has a "rellallm.-of pa~ls~ and stude.nts in the special as a butler at the exclusive Breakers co~~1Qro, was pure Y
source" at San Clemente. \""':S.,.,.A""""'...,. :~;:-e:;.: ::..'1 . I~ Saddleback Hotel in Palm Beach, Fla. HHl. \JW ~':":"'~~ .. 'Pot """"a ,aid
"He was an extremely reliable soilfce Valley Unifi~ Sch~! Distri ct. "I \earned to respect her intelligence Hill intends to drop the newspaper and
In the past," Anderson said. "He says The, meeting y,•111 be held at. 7:30 and her judgment, and we established convert the business to a printing com-
Nixon is at the point of emotional col· p.m. 1n Lomarena Elementary School, a tre mendous closeness. Our relationship pany.
lapse. His friends are resisting putting 25100 Earhart Road, Laguna H.1Jls. was bu.ill entirely on companionship She said he had hoped to sell the
him 00 the witness stand oot because D~. Jose ph A. ~lat ow, . director of rather than on love," Wilson said Tues-paper but prospective buyen have been
of his phlebitis. but because or his em<>-pupil personnel services, w_11l moder~te day from his parents' modest, three-hesitant because of pending lltlgaUon
tional condition." a question and an swer session f0Uow1ng bedroom home in this small We Is h agal~ the company brought by another
Anderson said his source "said Nixon, ~'-he~fl=lm:=. ==;;:;;:===:;;;~::===v=il=la=g="=======:~::====w=e=ek=l=y=n=e=w~spa~pe;r~. ;;;;;~~~~~ if required to face cross-examination
on the subject of Watereate, a subject ''-' '
11
.1 .. which obsesses' him, a subject on which
he's become irrational, might very v.·cll
do a Queeg on the wiCness stand and
break down."
He rtferred to the fictional Captain
Queeg, who broke down under cross-ex·
amination in the novel "The C a i n e
MuUny." Anderson was at an Evansville
Preas Club grldiroo dinner. • ' Teen -age r Stabs , Robs
Mote l Clerk, Escapes
""" .... 538 CENTER STREET-COST A MESA--'46· 1919 . .,,... -·
Skateboards & Wheels
Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell & Dumbell Sets
Croquet Sets
Slant Boards
lloxlng Gloves
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Tennis Racket Strh1CJllHJ
Racquetball Racquets & Balls
Handball Gla•es & Balls
Warmup Suits
NE\V ORLEANS (AP ) -A leen·Age
gtrl s!;ibbcd and robbed a fl4-yeaNld
more! clerk. then wai ted on customers ,
making change "'Ith stolen money while
the n1an lay behind the counter bleedi11g,
!JO!IC'e say.
Detectives gave thh1 acrount of the
r.1on<1ay night incident :
TIX' glrl . described as being about 16.
entered the motet took i'90. and pointed
a three-inch knife at Jostpll C. Bul"l"Ow11.
Then she .said, ·•f :lm going to !!pill your
guts," and slashed him twice In the
abdomen
Burrows began wrtstllng with tl1e girl
for the knife and was slabbed In the
<'httt, arm&, lace and neck. He fell to
the fll(>r.
While he lay there , a customtr came
In and It!@ girl reglstered ' him Into the
motel, making change from tbe stolen
money in her purse. She han<!ecl a room
key to a second guest and checked a
third out.
A rourt11 pel'>Olt hoard groaning hohlnd
the counter, loolted, and saw the clerk
holding down Ibo girl. She shouted the
mlln waa r1pln1 her, the clerk cried out
thiit the 1lrl was robbln1 him aod the
frlgtrtenod customer dropped b~ k•y
and fled .
The g~I b,.t. loose and lef\ In a pick·
up truck occupied by a man. Police late r
ormtod 0-.• L. Baskin. 11, and
booked him with heln'g a prlnctpal to
an armed robbery and at;!mpted mur-
der. Pollet wtl'! se1rdlln1 today for the
girl.
Burrows w11 In satlsfectory ocndltlon
lo I boopltal •
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Judo Suits
Ka rate Suits
Tennis Dresses
TeMls Shorts
Tennis Shirts
· Tennis Sweaters'
Tennis Shoes
Open 9 to 6-Clo sed Sunday
Sweat Suits
Hooded Sweatshirts
Adldas·Con•erse-Spot lilt
Tiger-Brooks-lob Wolfe Shoes
Lealher Footballs·lasketballs-Soc·
cer Balls
Bike Repairs-Parts· Tires· Tubes
538 Center 646-1919
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Man Gets
Life Term
In Mmder
LOS ANGELE~ IArl
James ~1itosc, 57 , a sclf-
slyled religious leader and
karate master, has dru"'n a
life sentence in prison f(Jr
masterminding th<: death uf
a we:ilthy San (~u bricl \':.ii ·
ley strav.·btirry f;.ir1n1:r
Mitose was sc11t cutcd
Tucsduy in Superior C.:1Jlll"I
afte r his COll\'iCILOll Oil ;.1
churge of ordering u young
"disciple " to kilt u S:in
Dimas !armer. Taking note
Sta te )
or his age, Superior Court
Judge Leslie \V. Light said
ih handing dov.'n the sen-
trnre "this undoubtedly
means he will .spend the,
remainder of his life in
prison."
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TARGET OF LAWSUIT
David Carradine ..,
Trial Set
In Geotek
Frau~ Case
SAN FltANCISCO fUl)ll
-Opening arguments
1Jcg111 today in a federal
lri ul for the former
prcs1dtnl of an oil drilling
fir1n \\1ho is ch:irged with
~ct·urlt1cs fr<iud and mail
fraud.
A jury \va s picked
·rut•!alay for the trial or John
I'. Burke. 48, or La 1wfesa,
former presid ent of Geotek.
\\·ho also is ch<1rged by the 'Kutig· fu' ~ecurit1cs and exchange <·01nmission with filing false
i.lalcments.
Debate
Slated
SAC RAMENTO IAPI
The rlrst f1u:e -tu-face
debate between th6 U.S.
Senate cundidates
com es today urter a
disc los ure thut Sen.
Alan CranJ1;ton has
raised SS!kl,8911 for his
campilign,
1'oday·s debate In San
Francisco is the first or
three this week between
the four Senate can ..
didatcs: Cran~ton ,
Ric.'hardson, Gayle M.
Justice of the Peace and
Freedom party and
Jack l\fcCloy of the
American Inde pendent
party.
St S d Attorneys Arthur J . Lem· "----------~ ar Ue pert, 42~ of San fit ateo and
--:; • ' Hohect Rose, 44, or San Boosts Told
I A ·• k Haf:icl also are on trial, ' · Il llaC chargedwitheonspiracyto OAKLAND CAP)
r·1 r I t t t 'th Kaiser Foundatioh offi cials .. • 1 e a sc s a emen s v.•1 I.OS "ANGELES tAPl the SEC. have announ~ed a whopping
·relevlsion's :'Kung ' Fu" The indictment against 15.8 percent hike in 1975
sto.r, David Carro.tHne, has Burke involves sales of health plan charges for em-
bccn sucd forSl.l milliooby securities \~'Orth SI0.3 mil· ployers and union-spon-
awomanwhoclaims theac-lionto643 invcstors. sored-groups and a 10 per·
k d " d · cent rate boost for in· lor atluc c "e r ur1ng a The case could figure in
bizarre sequence or events the state's November bal-dividual customers. f>Tank
h t · 1 tl " th C. J ones, Kaiser "ice t a in c u c,. .. i; rlJ_n · loting for attorney general sacking or his neighbor's as the result of-assertions president a nd health plan
h manager, sa;d the cost h;k•• canyon ouse. by \Vi lli am Norr is, ..
Floods. llnilst••11es
Tornadoes Slam
Desert Country
By l hf' /\s™lalt"d Prf'ss
Desert 11reas from the l\l l'x1rcu1 1.Jorcl1•r n•1rt h tu
Needles \\'C rc battered by n11nor t11ruarl1J1'S ,111d
brief but \•iolent thundersturn1s v.·h1c h lt'ft ~t:\'1·r:d
hon1cs domaged 1Jlld a nu1nlX:1' or road:-. flO•Jtle1L
One oft he tornad0t1s ·rurs1la~1 ~·J 11kt·1t t 1Jc.., t ri,111
the roof or l\~'O s rn a ll \'Ut'Uliuu hOllle.'S \\'f''ol or J 11~hu,1
Tree but no injuries "'cl'r 1't'l.1Urtl·d.
1'hc> funnel •·tooked like ;1 hli.11·1. .,trl•;1I. t'11rnln;.:
out or the :-.ky," ~aid slalc l>L\'ISIOO UI For1· ... 11 \' Fll"l'
Clipt. H:1ul Tremblay. "I 've ~c\•n b;ut \111111~. IJul
nothing like that ."
Tll F. St:CO~D T\\'ISTF.Rtouc·l11·1t ~lu11 n in
Yucca Valley but no damu~e \\':J S r t'JJU!'lctl 'l'vrn,1dt1l·:-.
are a rare occurrence iu the area.
About a half-Inch of r:i in a11d ha111he :-.111· <1f :,:olr
balls fell in Yucc a V;illcy, touching nff .i rninor fl :i~h
flood and nurnerous calls to fircmi.:u f1 urn belt•:i:,!ucrcd
residents for assislanec.
Blythe. Cathedral City and Palin Dt"•l'rl rcpor-·
led some floodin g front more than a h:ilf-111ch uf rain.
Authorities reported California ll igh\\';1y G2 was
closed from 'l'w entynine Palms lo 'l'uec;1 Valley,
California 111 fron1 l\Tccca to the lmpcri:it County line
and a section of California i8 north o[ Et Centro.
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Wednesday. 0c!Ollt:I 23 197• 0All 'I' PILOT I ,';
WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
OF ORANGE COUNTY '
C AL/fQRNIA'S LAitGtsr (AW SC HOOi
•oFFERS A NEW PROGRAM•
OF SPRING -ENTERING
FULL-TIME LAW STUDY
A CHOICE OF f OUR PROGRAMS
Of LAW STUDY IS ArA/LAILf!
• IN EIT HER 2'/, or J Yf.4RS ,f FUtL-TrMt
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APPLY NOW FOR DAY, EVENING. OR WEEKENO
CLASSES BEGINNING FEBRUARY 3, 1975
P•OV!SIONAlLY ACtlfOITIO IY THE (OMMITlfE Of
Ill.I fJ(AMIN(IS Of UH ~TATE BAI Of (ALllOINIA
frank Namimatsu, 65,
cafled the strawberry king
of the San Gabriel Vallt.'y,
was strangled l:lst l\1arch ~
and his wife, Yoshiko, \\/U S
left for de1:1 d. Authorities
said Namimatsu was goi ng
to report fititose for bilking
him by selling him $100,000
in phony medical cures.
Anrick l\l<.1rie Kilty said Democratic cand idate for is due to rising operational
in the Superior Court suit thcoffice. ,_!C~o~st~•l·----------------------------------'-----------------------
C..mpaig11 Probf'
~OS ANGELES IAPI
Despite a · flurry of com·
pli.intB about ca mpili ~n
funds "'irregularilies. only
One cOndldatc for state of·
fice is" uride t · '"active .. in -
vcsligation for alleged Ci.101·
paign reporting \'iolntions.
Atty·. Gen . 1-~vellt •
1·ounger said in an inter-
view Tuesday that Assem-
blyman Joe GQllsalves ID·
Cerritos ), is the only ran-
didatc under inve!)tigation.
i\'erc Presidet1t
LOS ANGELES (AJ>f
Lee II. IJa \'ics, \\•ho h:i-.
guided !\'lodesto <ts ma:-or
for the past eight years. hn <>
been elected presidr11t 11f
the League of C:."aliforn1.J
Cities.
The e lect ion flf Da,·1t•..;
cu me Tuesday at the ill1 h
annual conference of tht
league.
Df'ath Aceide111
LOS 1\NGELES CAPI
The dea{h of :1 lll-yc:1r·old
boy fol\O\\'ing. :in l·:\·~·I
l\nie\•el-type bieyclc stun t
has been ruled ;1ccidental
by a coroner's jury.
!"iO""e\·er, l\\"O or thl' Sl'\"\'ll
jurors Tue sday found
.. some dei;ree or negligcn-
('C" at Queen or the V:lllL'}'
llospita\ in \Ve st Co\'ina,
"'here F'rank Perry \\ilS
taken t\\'icc for t reattnent.
f1led Tuesday that the 37· Norris has contended that
ycar·old actor ordered her the incumbent attorney
tn take off a ll her clothes general, Evelle Younger,
1lurin ~ the attack. i\!iss failed as Los Angeles
Killysaid shc rcfll sCd. Di s trict Attorney to
Carr:idinc faces arraign-properly inves tigate
mcnt 'fhursda y on three · Gcote k.
1nis dcn1canor charges
stemnlinA from the Sep\. l:i
incident at the huml' of SLA S't 'i\1 ich:il·l Lobner. Carradine I e
:i \l t:gedl y s mashed '"indows
tit l he h ouse, -rifled a Q d d
medicine (';1binct. pl:i ycd r ere
the pi:i no and left a blood.v
1r:i1 1 10 hi s o\\'n hom e. Dem'oli"shed authorities said.
:\1 1SS Kll.T'' :.:1id in her
l'l\'il :-.uil th:it the actor
lc:i 1>cd fron1 a ear "n:iked
;i nd bleeding" :is she \v :Js ·
\\";tlkin~ 11·ith fricn<,ls. She
1·l:J imcd he :-.crea1n ecl that
..;he\\ as a "\l·itch. '.' hil her
;1n1t tried 10 pull ht'I' clothes
IJ!f.
Sht· i.a1 d the attack h_•ft
her bruised, en1otiun:illy
u1>'i<'l and un;;ble to sleep.
'l"he ~uit seek:i: SI00.000
gt·nc ral d:ima g e s, un·
~pt•cificd me dic::il ex1Jt'n~es
~1nrt SI 1ni!liun in punit1\'e
dan1:ig1·s.
Fire Razes
GWfW Set
l"l'LVE!l CITY ll 'PJ J
\Vhere the grt1nd army of
the rc publir and a ca~t of
1housands failed, a smt11l
bru ~h fil'l• suceeed ed
LOS ANGELES {;\P) -
'fhe ~ite of las t ri.1i.l y's
liloody shootout \\'ith the
Symbionese Liberation
Arrny ·ha s been orde red
razed by the City Council.
'l'he council ordered the
!Jepartmcnl of Public
\\lorks 1'uesday to demolish
the South Los Angeles house
at r ity expense estinlaled at
$3.000. -
The n)odest residcnlial
~1re;1 has been a ha\'en for
t·uriosity seekers and
sou\·cnir hunters since six
SLr\ n1 cmbers , including
leader Donald ''Cinque"
J)eF'rt-cze. \Vere killed in the
:\l;iy 17 shootout \vith police
and the ensuing fire.
1\ Folsom Prison inm3te
\\'ho died this past weekend
\\'as \"isited four times last
,\·e:ir by ;1 mernber of the
SLA killed in the shootout,
prison officials say.
;'===========;-'rue~day ni ght. 1'hl' set for the Atlanta
Geol'ge Haynie, a n ad·
m inistrati ve r.issistant to the
\\'arden, said Tuesday that
SL,\ n1ember Nancy Ling
Perry vi s'ited inm :1te
Ha~·mond Sparks at the
prison tu·ice in July -1973.
once in ,\ugust ilnd once in
L>eeen1 bcr.
Sunday is raaDAr
I 1n tt-e l1iJJtlijl!1}J
railru;1 d :-.t:itiun seen by mil -
hons 111 the nto\·ic "llone
\\"1\h l 'he \\"ind " Wu.~ gone
\\'ll h lht.' \\'ind and the fire·
tod a\". 'l'he gr:i:-.s blaze
:-;"cpl lhrough the Bfrcrly
Cu l\"t'r Studios.
"'They \\'ere apparently
trying to get n1en1bers''
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DAILY t•ILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE .
Lesson· in Politics
. Co~sidt.:ri~g that it 1s the first local political cam.
po.11gn 111 J\l1 :,:19n \'1\'Jn, it 1:-; not urJUising thal the
J\1unic1pod /\d ,·i~or~ l'uunl'il ca n1p<.1ign has laid bare
l he pol i lit a I n u i \'t•le or !)l'\·1,:ral or the 32 ca nd idu les .
\Vhttl 1s !>.urpr1:-i1ng, hO\YCvcr, is that the Mi8sion
V.icjo Con1puny '-illo"t1l a letter naming five l'<in·
d id:.ttes to be .scnl to 800 l\·l i~s ion Viejo reside nts in a
monthly bill in~ frun1 lhi: lrut ts' n1unaging agent. 'fhe
result has been cmbarrassi n~ fur everyone involv!!cl
und . m ade it i.1p1>ear thi: cornpany \\•as so mehO\\'
l.>eh1nd an ~ndorst•1ncn1 .
. l1robably cvl•ryonc involved has learned a fc\v
bus 1(· J cs~on s : that lctlt•rs 1licntioning t:1ndidatcs '
names wtll bt• t:.ik1c1n as an 1·1Hlot'st.•n1cnl y,•hcthcr th<tt
\Vas intended or not ; th;1t c:irnpuign letters should not
be sent in billin,g s tatements; and that ult s uch letters
should be :-.ig ncd by cxuctly thost behind them .
'fhe con1p;111y has mailed u lcttcr s aying the letter
\\•as not lntt•ndcd a~ anv kind or an cndorst>1nent .
'rhough it rlid not eX11lain the int;ldent. the letter
proved that company orfieiuls \\"l'l"e a"are of ttu:
:-.lipup and cha~rincd by it .1'hey should be.
/\nc1 the community ancl Lhc comp~1ny s hould
benefit fron1 the lesson in future (·Jcctions.
attractive SlruCtUrCS i'qUippt.>d Viith the lalCSl O[
e verything. Stule-mulchini.: aid also ha s been okayed
ror a s:1.3 million fint.• urts IJulltlin g and a rcntral
utilitlcs plant. 'J'hanks lo inflatiun. hu\\'l'\'l'r, \O\.V bid
. on the fine arts strut·turc c;.1nu.· in :it SS.4 111illion, 79
J>ercent over budget.
'rhcsc inflationary realiti('S ~radu:illy arc n:1r-
rowi ng Suddleback's ~d ternati,·cs. 'l'h e upprouch
\.•ihi ch seems to n1ake e<.·onomic sense is the one Y.'hich
L'alls for sirnplc. functionul buildin~s.
Consumer Pays
1'he consciousness·raisin~ of rcc~nt inflation hus
brought out at h:ast one point : The consun1er pays for
c·,·cry1 h111g int he end. The question is, hO\\" n1uch ·!
l1·v1nc 's parking n1an;1gen1(•nl plan. part of the 1'~11\·iron1ncntal P r olel'lion Agent~'·s effort to improve
air quality, Is a tasc in point. 1'he plan is to be a n
O\'l'rall schen1 e for hO\\" tu divert dri\'f'l'S fro1n thl'ir
U\vn cars to other tr;1nsporlution n1ethods.
1\t ;.1 r·ctcnt city countil meeting, an EPA officer
~:J\"C lhl• COUlltiJ the '"pl CttS~lnl prospt!Cl " o( !upping
dc\'elopel's. rneaning the l r\'ill(' Cun1pany, for the ·Campo C tba k 1..:ust s ofd ruftin ~thcplan . · . S U C Un the surface. the pro::;pc~·t is ~1ppea l i n g. Uut it is
A st<Jte d ecision v.1hich could cul off all s tate aid to less so \Vhen tcnlJX!red by the \\'ilY cons umers
building at S<td clleba<·k College renews ;.i n old dehatc: ultimately will pay.
l·low can the campus ht.• constructed ilnd still kept ·ro recoup its added costs. the Irvine-or a nv
'vithin re<1.son a ble building costs? other in this situation -\\'ill pJss them along to ils
Supt. f{obert Lombardi suggested th;.it intcrn<.11 customers·. \Vpe n the cost is a ssessed to business. the
politics o f the s late ed uc<itiona l sys tem had t.:ostof the product or ser vice goes up. \Vhen tacked to
something to d o with Saddlcback 's sudden financial hQmcs. n101tg3ges and interest a lso go up.
drought. If that is true. administrators of t he dis trict
Should hurry to Sueramcnto to do everything they tan So, ''·hi le it is a beguiling bit of bureaucratic soft
: to change the. formula. soap to talk of "tapping the developer." the fact is i Mea11,,·hile, trustees inay he forced to ea se up on that \\'hcther you \Vind up riding a bus. or living in
"' the ir initial approach to campus construction. apartment or shopping in a store. the bill will get lo
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SB 'And they used to call us racists!'
: Two extraordinary buildings ha\'e ·been built youcventuaUy. ·~~~~~~~-'-~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'
' • • How Kis~inger
Wielded Power
l \VASHINGTOJ'\ -Forthe'pusi fiye
years, U.S. foreign policy has been
·almost totally dominated by one man
-Dr. Henry 1\. Kis.c;inger. Inside
'sources, y,·it h secret documents lo
back up their story, have told us how
he m a nipulated
the diplomat ic
strings.
Throughout the
Nixon years, Ki s·
singer steadfastly
maintained to
inquiri ng repor·
ters that he never
recom m ended
policy t o the·
President unless his vie\\·s y,·ere
.solicited. He merely presented "Op·
,l ions." he voy,•cd. and left It 10 the
rh1ef to m akc I he decisions.
IT WA S SA ID_ President Nixon
; y,·ould retirl' to the solitude of the Lin·
coin sitting roo.m or to his secluded of·
fice in the White House anneK , where
he "'ould po rl"" O\'Cr his options. After
m uc h agoni zing and scratching on
yello"' legal pad5, ~e would e merge
and .:innoun c e hi s m omentous
•decisions.
, This is nol. accord1nj! lo our sour·
('cs. ho"' it h:.i ppencd. ·rhey say Kis·
s inger seldon1 failed to give the
l'rt's ident his pe rsonal ret·o mmen·
dal1ons :.ind Nixon seldom failed lo
take the advirt' As a former Kis·
s in ger ;1ssocialc put it succinctly :
··'.'!ixon agreed wilh llenry on the
thinizs he knC\\/ about. and he trus ted
llt·nry on lhc th1nj!s he duln"t kno"'
;1bout. ··
TllE Pt\TT F.R~ '>l."as set r:.irly in
19119 y,·hen .~1xnn ~ave the N:llional
Sc1'1u·ity C<•1111td ~ta ff a l>t'I> talk . Af-
ll'I" ;i fry,· _genera l rcm;1rks. aecordint:
In SC'\"t•ral t'Vl' ,,·1tnt•sst>s, he nodded
1t1\1 ;trd Ki:-l<';ngt•r ··\ft•nry and I afe
i.:01ng \11 t•nd tht' \1 :1r. ··the President
:-:it<!, \\'L!h 3 :-l~ -.111 11\•, "\Ve 11·ant )'OU
lt•1lo11 .-. l1J t ;1~1· l"ilf"t' 01 !ht• l"t'l!l of the
\\llJ"ld .""
l1ur -.11urc·t·s -.:11 N1;..oll tht•n laun·
~·hed into :1 t11111Ju -. ;11111 vulgar assault
011 th•· St.tlt' l>t·p:1rtn1t•nl Forei2n
1~1hr~· 11 .1-. J.!nLn t.: 11~ \)I• handll'd hy !he
\~'h1tf' lln11-.1•, ht· dt•t·l;1rcd. and not by
!ht· "":-tript·rt p:1nt s f.1i.:gu1-." .11 Fojgy
Bottoni .
'fhcr1· 11 .1 :-. .1 e11llt·t·t11t· ).!:1:-.p from
1ht· tv.11 tlo1t·11 .\"SC' st.111 n1t"1nhcrs.
Prt•s1dt•nt \"1x1i11 "11 h h1:0. l~.'nt•hant
for .;J y111g th1 • ..., rung th111s.:. :11 the
11ron ,.: 11 ml'. h.1d for~oth·n th:il the
111:tJOl"ll \" n!" ht:-.1tJ11l1•n1·1· h:itl l·Omt' to
1f1P \l."h1lt• 11011:-.1• l runi thl' torl"l).?n -.er
'11·1·.
Tllf:RF.Af'Tf-~R . l\1:0.<111!).11•r st·t Ufl
his O"'n prl\<i le Sl atl" \)l'llJ flm1•nl 1n
lht• h:1st·mcn1 or 1hl· \\'h11 .. lluu:-:l'.
11h('l'C hf• <l1 t't.'C'\t•tl l'll'l"I ,1"111.·1·! of !ht•
•lt•t1s1on m.ik1n ~ rn :H·hHh ·r.1
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.upt•rst•crt•t t'ornn1iltt•t• nf Forty,
11h1ch plot11·d t·111'••rl :1tt11·11ic~ 111•
;11:-n hcadt·1t tin• \Va.;t11111lton S1x•1·111I
·\1 ·tion Group, 11htl·h a:-:-~mhl1•d "to
1n.1n;1J!l' crl:o.t•:-
Th<· :-f>Crt•I m1notf" 1"h11" th:1t Ni~on
:-cldonl ;.ittt·!l dl•cl tht•:-1• 1·r1u·iul
rnc(·\1111::-hut 11,11t1·cl fo1 "1~-.1ni::1·r to
fill him 1n ·rtu• '"" mt•n ("on(£'rred
10~1 ·thcr rrcrp11 .. ·nl I:>.
SC)l 'RC'E~ \.\h11 Ol't'a:-1nn:1111 v...-rr
rall£'d ln!n lht'lr pr11!l lf' n1P1·l111i:i" ''I~
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n'l 1·n ~.1~•· 1n rlf'l'I'· 1ntt•ll1·ct11,1 I fi1:<l'L1:-
'""',.,. 'l'h1·\ talkl'd abuut 11orlrt 1~:-U<'S
1n h·rm:-: 11f p1•f-.11nah1 It'' .i nd lht'\
11t·1,. nHt•n \ u l ~ar, ripp1ni: trll u
!~1r1 ti.?n l1•a1l 1·r 1-< \li th ••purt.-.
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(JACK ANDERSON)
When Kissinger travelled abroad.
he kept the President inrorml'd v.·ith
cryptic personal messages. Only the
two or them understOOd some of the
references.
A typical message from Kissinger
1n the ~1iddle East , as recalled by a
sour« who saw it. reported: "fl1t'l
y,•ith Number One . Discussed options.
He agrees in principle."
!'JOST OF Kissinger's recommen-
dations t',o the President "'ere submit·
ted formally in secret memos. which
were guarded as closely as nuc lear
secrets. Very rew of Kissinger's as·
sociates arc aware such documents
eK iSl.
We, howe\'er, ha\'e seen some or
them . A typical Kissinger·tO·Nixon ·
memo would be typed on Wh ite I-louse
letterhead and stamped SECRET.
Kissinger would begin \\"il h terse
background inform ation and then
outline his ·'recommendations.··
At the botton1 of the page were two
blank lines. the leftmost marked "AP·
prove," and the other "Disapprove."
Almost never, according to our sour·
ces, did Nixon initial the "disap-
prove·• s pace.
US\JALLV. a series of '"tabs " Col ·
lo...,,ed on plain white paper. 1'hese
took up speciric issues. expressed in
blunt, candid language. Each lab con·
tained "approve" ar;id "dis:.ipprove"
lines.
·rhe crowning touch would coml'
"'·hen Nixon called in his Cabinet or
ot her assOciaJ.cs to brief them on his
foreign policy decision. As he spoke to
lhem. he invariably cons ullcd :1
"talking points·• paper prcp;ired, of
course, b~· the ubiquitous Dr Kis-
singer.
KISSING ER'S personal memos anti
talking pa1:>e rs guided Nixon on lhl'
Vietnam \Va r . the invasion of Can1
bodia. the South Vietnamese invasion
of Laos. and scores of other initiatives
around the world .
Our sources could recall only unt·
major issue on which N'ixon veto+:·d
Kissinger 's r ecom n1 endations. That
\.\'as thl' decision to bomb llanoi nnd
n1ine llaiphong 11:.irbor in l\1ay 1972
In that instance. Ni~on O\'crruled :ill
nf his c~ief advisers. includin~ Ki:-·
singt'r.
Kis singcr"!i domination of forcijtn
\"IOlit"y has ront111ued into the Ford Ad
111111istratlun. Indeed. President Ford
had srart·1•lv h1•en S"'Orn in before he .1:-sur~·d I h~ "'Orld that I ll'nr.v Kls
:o;irl,i.!l'r 11nuld sta~· 011. Like NiKon
h..?forc h in1 . t-'01•d leans heavily on K Is·
:-111,:!cr fur fort·i!!n policy guidanct•.
()UI' SOtll'CS S(I\', in fa("\, th<.1t rord ha:-;
not o,·crrulcd K iss1 ngt.•r yet.
l-'()()TNflTF.: I\ 1S"s111~t·r h11 s sorr'H'
brilliant cli1llon1:1t1..-at•hil•\'l'ITI<'nt..~ !u
h1 s ('rt•<hl. inl•luclin g tl·mp11rary pc:11·e
in the !\1icldle East. dctcnt c "'ith the
So\•1t•t Union and rapprochement with
m:linland Ch111t1 But thcr(' have also
bel•n a fe"· disasters. such <i s the In·
d1<1·Pakistan "·;1r, <..:hilt·. l·yprus and
the aborted .. ,.cttr of Euro1>t'."
, Quotes
~lr.oC; ... :. R. Przlhoro"·skl. Gl<'ndora
•·This country·s sl11hihl }' doe~ not
han~ on the thin thread or n1crc per··
.. on.1hl ~ b) i.1dhc-r111i;: 10 truth anrl
pr1nriplr :tli lh(' nnly 1·c~1I 'alucs, )10~1d
go~t.>rnn1t>nl 1nl'\'11uhly mu:-1 fnllow,
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Let's teach dogs to r ead! Whe n it
comes to observing leash la"'S
and other controls, it 's obvious
their masters are Illi terate.
fl l al'be then o u r beaches ,
side'>'·a\k s and gardens wou ld
not be fou led.
G.\V.
GltornT G1n com"'t"h ••t , .. ...,.11.0 ~~·•-1
-00 "" MteU••llY rrilKI .... m ...... tftl --per. MllCI 'you• INt "'" » r.._, Gtol, D•il,.P!lol. '
Difficulty
With th£
Decalogue
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
In any discussion or world problems
:incl man ·s fate , somebody sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, with sweet
smugness. "'Well, if \lie only would
obey the Decalogue, everything would
be fine. After all, the Ten Command·
ments are still the best rules to rol·
loy,· ··
Yet. if \\'c'took such a man seriously
:ind questioned him on only one of the
Ten Commandments, and perhaps the
most impor.tanl. what y,•ould be the
res ult"!
···rhou shalt not ki ll." A plain. flat
statement. wilhoul qualification or
modifil'alion. Wh at does our friend of
lhe D£'ca logue s ay to this? Does he ac·
rcpt it, ("Ompletely and unequi vocal-
ly".' Or docs l)e try to get around it in
nnc "a~· or urlothcr'1
FIRST OF Al.L. he v.·Jll say that 11·t·
have " ''right •• to kill in self-
<l{'fcnse -even though the Ot!caloguc
docs not say, '"Thou shalt not kill. cx·
cept in self.defense."
Thl'n he y,.•i\I say that society has a
l'ighl to kill orrenders, if their offense
1s deemed grie\"OUS enough-even
I hough the first killer, Cain, was not
1·xecutt•d by God bot 11•as branded {1nd
st•nt into ex ill·
Nt•xt, he "·ill 1ns1sl that :.i nation has
l hc ""nght .. to kill enemies in time of
v. ar, he may dt.•1llorc SU('h u necessit y
!and gcncruls are the greutl•St
df'plnrcrs of ;.1 I I I, but he doc5 not doubt.
lhat lht: Lord is ()ll the side of the
'"just·· nation. Ill' y,•111 also IJOint to
n1 an~ Old ·rcst<.1m cn1 pass:1ges whi ch
Se1•n1 to confirm rjs l)()Sil ion. ·
Sii, FINAi.i.\', \l'hut docs th(• com·
n1 t1ndrnen1 . ··'rhou sh:i lt. not kllJ ,··
;1mount to".' It a mounts lo wh:.itcv(!r
'>'"t' y,•ant !1) mnkc it. Nohody hut :.i
""rrank '" l 11k1·.~ the commandment
literally . ncarl~ C\CryOO<ly bclil!VC!i
lhal 11nrl1·r rl'rl:nn C'onclitions It is
riJ.!ht 111111 11rnp1..•r to kill. 1-fardly
anyon(' l'ltt:l'PI Sot·r:ll('S, .Jes.is and a
fe\1' sa1nl s has l' 1 ('r truly IX'lil'Ved I hul
it i!I bet Irr to :-u rfcr pr1in than toinflicl
ii.
'rhl· d1(f1r111t\ \~11h !hr Ten Com·
n1and1nl'nt :-. 1:-· nnt that unbelievers
llout ii , 11 1.; th:it r \'C'n '"believers" do
rlf1I hehf \ 1• 1!. do not :1i.:r('(' nn ii , do nol
:•t·I on 11 A sun Ille st·nt ence of four
.1nr sy ll ahl(' y,•ords. "1'hou shalt not
kill." h;1-. confoun(lccl Christendom
l•n :.!JMlll v~·:11·:-. for th(' hloodie!'ll wars
IJf 1111 h!i\'f' becn rl'hg1ous y,•ur.s.
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He's Altet1d of the President
Tips on Saving Energy
To the Editor:
I a m way ahead or President Ford
in energy conservation. Si nce the ct:tr·
penters' strike in July,
l. I gaYe up !ln y vacation trip.
2. I didn't buy a new color TV tand
the TV I didn 't buy was a Sony). I did·
n't buy a new pickup (it was a Ai azda
Rotary).
3. J didn 't drive too much.
4. I didn 't buy ma ny groceries. (The
groceries I didn 't buy were roasts and
steaks and chops mostly.)
I llAVE only worked 18 days since
the strike and the wife can tell yOu
that I haYe conserved a lot of energy
around the house.
Of course, there have been about
ten strikes since July. The wallboard
m~n are out now. Two or three more
strikes a nd I ca n go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JAMESW.BOLDING
Tn.T Prt•tesc
To the Editor:
It "'as interesting to read that
Nixon's taxes had been increased by
12 percent. I Ii Ye in San Clemente, and
my assessment was jumped 25 per·
cent. Believing this to be arbitrary
and discriminatory I filed a protest.
f\1y only response was a duplicate
copy or the origint:tl rlotice increasi ng
my assessment by 25 percent.
B. L. O'NEILL .......
lll'allh Co•h
·ro the Editor :
Anyone who takes even a brief look
~Lt government nationa l health
programs will come lo the conclusion
th!it the government wi ll go bankrupt
if we in stitute such a program and ex-
1:>cct t11 fund it out of tax-revenues.
CASTING a g lance at socilil
security, we see that the number of
recipieiits will grow rapidly in coming
years ; in fact. it is to quadruple in t he
next 25 years: but with the post war
baby boom over and a zero population
~rO'ol.'\.h , there '>'1ill not be a growing
number or contributors in years to
come . With social security con-
tributions running OYer 11 percent of
payroll now {5.85 percent from the
employer and 5.85 percent from the
erf'lploye, it doesn 't seem possible to
expect rour ti\nes as much to be col·
lected from these same people. And
yet we a re goin g to add a national
hct:tlth progra m on also ..
You can't make spmelhing out. of
thin air; J>eople will have to pay for
this medical seryice -·either t hrough
payroll taxes or through regular in·
con1e taxes. But with the goYcrnmcnt
bureaucrats involved it will cost more
than heo lth service does now .
EDWA Hll H. ROSEK ER. M.D.
f11fttrH1fllfl \i"11if"'N
Toth Editor: )-
In the aftermath of Watcrgitt, the
public. more than ever. has a right
and a need to be informed about the
candidutes and the issue! wilh which
it needs lo deal on NoY. 5. ram inccn·
St.!d by the limited coverage given to
such c<1 nd id:.ttcs a5 those running for
Secretary of State, especially t.ohen
lhe office o r Secretary or Slate
KOverns I.he election laws and will be
concen1cd "'ith re~toring a moralily
to politics at it time when that
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sages in 300 words or lesi. The right In cnn·
dense letters to fit space or eliminate libel
is reserued. All fellers 1nusr include s1g-
11ature and moiling addresi; but name s
may be ivithheld on request 1/ sufficient
rell.'lon is apporenL Poetry will t101 he
published.
morality has plummeted to an all·
time lo'>''.
I AM disappointed to see political
reports about the least s ignificant
happenings, the la-ck of appearances.
the reasons not to vote. rather than
the who , wh at, where and why that
truly informs. One such example is
the race between Brit:tn Van Camp
and March Fong for Secretary of
State. When the press reported on the
Oct. 7 KCET debate between the can·
didates for Secretary of Stale, morl'
mention was made of fl.larch Fang's
reasons for not appearing on the show
than y,.·as made of Brian Van Ca mp's
highly articulate views on the issues
relevant to thai oiji.re.
I, for one. want to Yole as wisely 'as
possible. I want to vote for the things I
believe in a nd not just for the face or
the gimmick tha l is sensational
enough to make it into a back·page
n ews a rticl e . Let"s have more
frequent reporting or the candidates
whereabouts and vi~ws on the issues.
and lets get the voters' apathetic
"hin&outa.! ihtir h11nd:! ond their eyc3
onto the news! ·
ALLISON \VELl.S
Claim Forft•ilerl
To the Editor:
The chairman or the South t.:oa st
Regional Coastline Co1nmission.
Donald B. Bright. has forfeited an.v
claim to th at position or great publtl'
importance through his sorry perfor·
mance in soliciting deYelopers to con-
tribute to the campaign fund or Ed·
mundG . Bro"·n.J r.
He should resign immediately or be
forced out of office by public opinion.
or by legal channels. for a gross con·
flict or interest. The commission he
head s has more t han e nough
problems y,·ithout having to operate
under the cloud of being used for par·
tisan politics, as ~Ir . Bright has
placed it through his unbelievable tac-
tic.
ROBERT LEE
To the Editor:
As a regular reade( of the Daily
Pilot, I would Lik e you to know bow
great it "''as to see a good story in the
People section such as the one Oc·
tober 7 on Joyce Riley. I do not know
her or the reporter : however, I feel it
is about time the reading public find
out more about nutrition a nd vita mins
as related to illness. emotional as well
as physical.
DOCTORS 00 not tell people-the t£·
fects or food additives, excessive
s ugar and refined foods because they
do not themselves know. A nev.•spb~r
reporting such facts does a great ser-
vice to its readers. fl.1any people just
do not understand the dangers and are
not motiv:ited to search out the a'li·
sy,ers.
Also 11":.nt to tell yo u ~1 ille
Bel\'Scolumn on cooking for: one t\as
some sound advice. Of course, I cook
for more than i hal-three growing
boys-but I still read il. I can adapt
uny recipe if I want by mt:tking &ix
times as much.
1 am not a health food nut nor do I
c1·er y,·rite to nc'>'·spaper~. This 11 B
fi rsl.
Please keep up the fine job and let's
hi.I ve more fine arti1•lcs about feeding
ovr rami!ies \\ holesome, natural
food s fl'ce of additil"CS.
CllA Hl,CYfTE El\'IMONS
Memoir of Hollywood
-' ltOLLYWOOO. Dy Garson Kanin.
Viking. 393 Pages . $8.95.
In 1937. Garson Kanin went to Jlol·
lywood to "learn the business"' of
moviemaking and in this sometimes
touching, often funny <.1nd aly,·ays
y,·ell -writte n m ~moir he tells oot only
what he learned about the business
but about the people who made up that
husincss.
PE()Pl.F., for Cxa mple, like Samuel
Goldwyn, the first of the mi ghty for
whom Kanin was to work oYer the
year~, and who greeted the newly ar·
rived pla yw ri ght with "Sidn ey
l·loward tells me you're u YCry clever
genius." That 's the first Goldwyn Ism
to surface in this l>ook, but nor. by uny
means. lhe last Another: ·•tr you
won't give me your word of honor, will
you give me your 11romile?"
KA.NIN 11 lso h~s a wealth of stortes
lo tell about such other major flf!:urflS
as -to pick " few at random -f-larry
Cohn , Darryl Zanuck, C h arles
Laughton and f\1ariWn Monroe, und
he tells lhem all well ..
!~is book, It should ·be nott-d, is not
just a collection or stories and vignet·
tcs. however. While it does contain
many of the!lc it contains them within
a carefully built framework to which
their sign~!!:;:.1ncc Is :;;ubordinate to
the ~lructure Kti>nln wants lo build
hi.s years In Hollywood, what thl.'y
( THE BOOKMAN )
meant to him and what it meant to
him. He s ucceeds admirably.
Phil Thomas
AP books ~ltor
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Roberl N, Weed , Pt.ll)lia'her
Thomas Ktetril , Editor
Barbara Kreibich,
Editorial Page EdJlor
The edilqrial paiie of the Dally
Pilot seeks lo inform and sti mulate
read.ers b~· presentin,C on this page.
di\'ene commen111rr on topics or in·
terest by syndicated columnist.!! and11
tartoonists, I>)' 1)ro1•jding ll forum
for re11ders' vr~-...·s aod by pre1entln1
this newspaper s opiniona and Ideas
on current 1opics. The' edilorlal
npinlons o( lhe Daily Pilol appea·r
only In the editorial colu mn at the
tap of the pllflc Opinio11S exp~eulild
by !hf' <'olumniSll'i and <'llrtoonlslS
~nd Jett.er wr1t r rs ar~ their ov"n and
n0 endor11em ent of their vie-...·5 by the
Da1ily l'llo1 ~hould be inCcrrtd.
Wednesday. Oc tober 23, 1974
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Irvine Today's Final
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VOL. 67, NO. 296, 5 SECTIONS, 64 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 , 1974 TEN CENTS
I.rvine Conce.rned on J ·et Noi·se Over Center
Like other areas planned,,for dcvelo~
ment near the El Toro ?.1arine Corps
Air Station, Irvine Center is heading
for lengthy discussioo about noise.
The city council got it.s first look at a slide show and Irvine Company preg..
enation Tuesday on what the finn hopes
will be a regional shopping, commercial
and residential center in the triangle
fonned by the Santa Ana, San Diego
and Laguna rreeways.
The flrst hearing on a requested zone
change for the area v.'Cls cut short by
a V>'eary council. The hearing began
after midnight and v.•as continued to
next month.
But the first rustle or concern about
the proposed apartments· to be built
in the area was tOuched upon by l\fayor
Gabrielle Pryor • and Councilman Art
Anthony.
Noise from jets using El Toro's busiest
runway and nying over the area would
have to be considered before approval,
both said.
··1•m dead-set against residen tial uses
in a high noise area like this," Anthony
said.
Provisions would ha\'e to be nlade
to keep noise to a tolerable level both
in and outside to allow re si dent i al
development, he said.
Anthony also pointed out that a n
amendment to the city general plan
made last week allowed residentiaJ use
in the area.
own ~enter
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Mom,~on
Face Tr.ial
Over Drugs
Preliminary hearing for Un Irvine ma-
tron and her lecnaged son arrested in a
massive roundup of suspected drug and
narrotic:s offenders last spring. was
scheduled today in Harbor Judicial Dis·
trict Court.
Proceedings involVing Mrs. Wanda
lt1oore_, 46, and her son ~chaet, 18, of
18151 Dewberry Way, however, bad not
yet begun unlll dispositioo of other court
matters In progress.
They are tile last oC more than 130
persons arrested in so-called Operation
Irving. which was aimed al clamping
down on those \\'ho sell, use or condone
use of marijuana and other drugs.
Wanda fl.1oore has been free oo her
own recognizance, charged witb main·
taining a place where drugs are used.
. Her son faces the same charge, in
addition to a count of sales of drugs.
He was also released on his own re-
cognizance at the ti me of the incident.
Court authorities said a $10,000 bencb
warrant was issued for young Moore's
arrest, however, when he failed to show
up for an earlier, scheduled court BJ>'
pearance.
lie surrendered himself through bis
attorney at the courthouse this morning,
however, before the start of his schedul·
ed ~eliminarv hearine, .
Ne1'ghbors on Dewberry \Vay turned
out in droves when dete<:live cars
sy,·ooped into the neighborhood at dusk
that night and cheered en massc as
the fl.1oores and assorted visitors to their
home were herded to a bus wailing
to transport them to jail.
Operation Irv ing resulted in numerous
guilty pleas in juvenile, municipal and
superior court appearances by the 100-
plus defe ndants.
The majority arrested in the sweep
designed to take sma ll-time drug dealers
off the streets and University Ii i g h
School campus received probation as
juveniles, 6r short jail terms.
Uni Park Scout!! Set
For Newspaper Drive
Boy Scoot Troop 606 of University
Park in Irvine will hold a paper drive
Saturday to raise funds for purchase
and repair of its camping equipment.
Scouts will man n collection bin at
St. ltfatthew Lutheran Church, l 8 1 8 2
Culver Drive, from 8 a.m. until noon.
I Infonnation about tbe drive may be
obtained by calling 552-9764.
PIT.OT PICKEROO
IN SIXTH WEEK '
Pigski n Pickeroo '74 conUnuu-ln its
sixth week as Dally Pilot readers com·
pete for $ISO worth of prizes each week
and a chance to win a color telcvlslon set. ~
Sports f•ns who bell pttdlct lhe out-
COl}1e!I of 30 football games to be pl&yed
this weekend will be awardOO 2'.enltb
radio ond televtsion prodU<:ts. Further,
flnt p\act Wt1!:kly wlMert are eligible
to compete for the grand prize color •
.. t.
Details and an entry blank are publish·
od In today 's cdllk>M.
Pigskin Plckcroo Is a regular feature
<>f the Dally Pilot sports pages and
is ~poR80rcd by ABC Col<>r Television
ol Huntington Beach and 7A!n1th Inc.
Spanlsli Visitor
Rafael Munoz de Bustillo, an
American Field Service ex-
change student from Madrid,
Spain, has arrived in Irvine. He
will ~end a year in the U.S.
and wdl attend Irvine's Univer-
sity High School. -------
Irvine to Seek
Top Rating £01·
Bond Sale Plan
Irvine city council members decided
Tuesday to spend $2,500 to bring finan·
cial rating service represe ntatives to
the city to encourage a top financ ial
rating for the sale of park bonds.
The CQuncil also voted to issue up
to $7.2 million of the $16 million in
bonds. approved by voters in June, sub-
jec t to a final cuuncil okay.
Faced with the prospect of a light
bond market and a mediocre rating
from financial services, the council went
along with a re co mmendation by
Administrative Services Director James
Harrington ana financial consultant Paul
Dinkelspei1 to bring representative! of
the fl..1oody 's and Standard and Poor's
rating services out for a tour of Irvine.
The representatives will also v i s I t
other Southern California cities, he said,
so the cost to the city would be lower
than if Irvine alone was to be evaluated.
Because Irvine is a new city , without
an established bond rating, the financial
consultant sa id. lhe raters should be
shown the "unique aspects of Irvine."
Bond raters, he said, base the i r
decisions on "subjective. personal 01>i·
nion."
The alternative, he said, would be
for the raters to make their evaluation
of the city's financial strength fron1
the diStant vantage of New York which
might result in a less advantageous
rstlng.
The higher lhe city's rating, the less
the lnterest on the issue is likely to
be.
AN 'IRVINE'
FOR IRVINE
"We've finally done II ," I r v In e
Administrative Services Director JanlC.!i
Harrington told the city oouhcll Tuesday
as he Introduced his ne'N clerk typ ist.
1\1~. Virginia "Ginger" JrviM of lrvlne
was tl'tie n-0w Irvine cmployc.
Indictment
N runes l\f.a11
From ·lrviI1e
Glen I. Rothbart of Irvine was one
of seven men named Tuesday in a
New York stock Craud indictment charg-
ing them with parlaying illegally issued
stock into $500,000 in Joans.
A C-cowit indictment charged that
the seven men wrongfully issued stock
of 13 corporalioqo from 1970 lo 1973,
using a corporate fi!lnst"er ager\t,'fide!ity
Registrar and Transfer Co., of-JerJey
City, N.V. The firm is now in
receivership.
A transfer agent processes s l o c k
certificates and , the indictment said.
"is entrusted to guard against wrongful
issuance of stock."
Also named in .the indictment were
Philip J. Gentile of Granada Hi I ls.
l~unter Brooks Brashier of Woodland
Hills. Samuel Gallant of Mt. Vernon , N.y., Norman Sch ultz of Woo dm ere ,
Ohio. and Manuel Pos:y of Ec::.st North-
ort, N.V.
l_Wthbart, formerly a stock broker.
is reportedly employed by a Newport
Beach investment finn.
The seven, due for arraignment in
Manhattan Nov. 4. are charged with
"attempting to deceive lenders, brokers
and purchasers" with false stock shares
registered in their names.
The stock was allegedly "laundered ''
through various bank and brokerage ac·
counts, then used as secu rity for loans.
the grand jury said.
"The object of this conspiracy was
lo sell. pledge and distribute tbousands
of shares or unauthorizl!d stock i n
n u m erous corporations previously en-
trusted to Fidelity to guard against
such wrongful issuance," the grand jury
said in the indict ment .
"Nearly. half a million dollars ex·
t•hanged fur such essentially fa lse sha res
v.•as thus diverted from t hes e cor·
porations, \vhich. nevertheless. remained
obligated to each distributee,'' the in·
di ctment added.
Union Leader
Tries Hara Kiri
TOKYO {U Pf l -Union leader Toshi·
nobu Aburao slashed his stomach with a
fruit kn ife in an abortive suicide at-
tempt after failing to settle a labor dis-
pute. police said.
Authorities said Aburao, union leader
at the Yashica Camera Co1npany pl ant
in Saga1nihara, southwest of Tokyo, was
out of danger today, a day after trying
to kill himself.
The con1pany recently sold lhe plant
and announced plans to dismiss most or
the 300 employes. Aburao tr!ed unsuc-
cessfully to block the move, but fell into
a dtiep depression when he failed, police
said.
Cha11er Debate
Slated in Irvine
Irvine Councilmen Henry Quigley aod
John Burton wlll debate wbat form a
proposed city charter ~hould, uike at
El C.mino Real School Monday.
The debate., s pons o r't d by the
Califomla llomt!s Homeowners Msocia-
tion, wl\I be Mid al 7:30 p.m. al the
11chool. 473'l Karen Ann Lane..
The city council ha,s nam&d itself the
commission which will draf~ a 'ch&flct
for vol.tr rnnslderallon.
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That amendmenL hl said. conflicts
with the hea lth 11nll safety par1 of lhe
plan "'hich prohibits residences Jn high·
noise areas of the city.
Councilman Robe11 ,\Vest, however,
said that as long as all the dwelliilgs .
arc rl.'lltals, not ownt'd, he wouJd favor
residential development.
"Then the people could move out the
next day if it is too noisy." he said.
The area. Irvine Con1pany represen·
tatives told the council. would be built
in IY.'O pari s. wilh the porlLOU nC;U'eSI
the junction of the Santa An11 and San
Diego freewa ys first.
Work on that portion should b1:gin
in 1977,
The first phase. 15'1 of th(' total ~7u
acres. ll'ouid include off ice; and a shop·
ping mall. The mall. hnlf of the total
shopping facilities to lx• built eventually.
would include four major department
stores and JOO sma ll shops.
Pete Inman of the Jr,·inc Co111pany's
Pu111pki11 Picke1·
Craig \Voodall , 2, of Lagurfa-v~~;.;.::. finds his eye for a l·lalloween
pumpkin ma y be bi gger than his muscles as he makes tough choice
al an Orange Coast pu1npkJn ~patch. He found one he cou ld carry,
but. oh boy. wquld that bigger one make a swell jack-0-lantern.
Bail Camp,1ig11 Started
For Two-year Jail h11nate
By ARTHUR R. Vl~SEL
01 1111 Dilly l"llol 51111
A campaign lo gather ~5.IXH.l b a i I
money. mosl of it coming in nickels
and dimes. mounted today to free ac-
cused killer James Ray Russell, charged
with an Oklahoma murder he may not
have committrd.
Today was his 745t h da~· in jail. \\'ailing
for something - anything -to happen.
"I'm wore oul ," he said Tuesday.
Russell . 27. a fonncr Laguna Hills
resirlent. finally had his day In court
Tuesday. after !'Orne Li fruitless aµ.
pcarances, inclutling: un appeal to the
CalHornia Supreme Court to be relea sed.
Los Angeles Su~rior Court Judge Ray·
mond 1\1. Choate set bail al S5.000 finally
after Russell's l\\'o y('ars and two \\'eeks
behind ban;, a su1n rt:quiring one-tenth
nf its fac(' l'aluc ns a surety deposit
'lo secure release.
His fa mily, including his deli riously
tearful y.·ife Karen. 23. rowed to have
the $500 deposit together by Tuesda'y
night, so he could con1l' hon1e to Bell
Gardens.
They failed lo scrape up lhe sum
but I\ ball bondsn1an \\ho saw the
youthful c~-(.'Onyict on 1ele\'lMoo ~~
"niiil,ht offen.'d lo lake nso 'and tru8l
the.m for the rest.
He'd like a cclcbr!rv clicnl.
The Oklahorna family \\ho ca_me west
looking for somet hing ~Iler couldn't
even co1nc up with tbal much on
aich short ool\Ct ho"evcr. folfowlng two
yenrs or trnvall
One Orange Cnast rl.'sfd nt. L. i n d a
1.lughe~ called Sniito ,\.na a t t o r n.e Y.
n .... n Al!'Janlnn todny ·lo orrer co anCI
said she \\'as trying to organize a radio
campaign to get 1.000 listeners to p\edgr
$S each to hrlp lhl.' Russells.
His aged grandfather. Samuel E
David, came out from Hnskell Count\'.
Okla., for th(' pretrial and extraditiOn
hearing Tuesday nnd pledged l'qUity in
his paltry prope rty holdings al Stigler.
Okla .. to go his grandSon's bail.
SU\I another s~·nipathizrr. Su s an
Hakam, of HunHngton Beach. V0\1ed
fo loan them the second ~'2j0 frorn
her savings account if the bail hondsnurn
will stic k to his haq~a in.
Russell. an cx-con11ict 1•.hc served fou r
years in the Okluhomn Sl1111· l 'cni1en!ia~·
at l\'lcAlr.ster for a burjil;iry ron11niltl':I
\\.'hen he was 19. was ('~pt'c ll'd 1u bl'
bailed out of jail somchO\• tod;.11,
He and his brother '.\"{lah ar~ nccu.~• d
of the !\larch, 1972, murdl'r of ln1·n!id
Albert Christcnberr1·. 9:.:. '1hc 11:-i~ ht:-.1h·n
to dealh in his v.hcelcha n <ind rohht·d
of '200 in his little homr in l.t.·vHt
Several witnesses h:J\f' fi!r<I :1 11ct.r111,
1cstUying they \\"('re \\'ilh J!t•llt'li lh.1 '·:I
thnt tragic night al 1 hr I, in·~ 1\1 Ht:h
Nu-Pike Amusement Par\... 11h1·n 11 .. 11a-
supposed to be engaged 1a ,1 s.1,.11tc
murder 1,000 miles uv.·;t:·.
Oe.fcn!t evld<!ncc lncludrs n 1i~1•1n ~hl>p
tic\ct. signed by Ru!i:scll tha1 1o1ithr :n
do\\ntOY.'ll Lon~ Brnch. whtl'~ ht• t ou~ht
a jewelry trinkt:'I for hi~ 111·11 11111• haren
while they "-err GUI on \11• t ll\ n 1•f'se ),Jst like ~ kiti ... hr ~ 11 id
!omewhat sadly in :i ;:11lhou>-t~ i11t('rvlc"
with the Oiiily J>ilot lrti.1 Frlrlay "\\'e
M:lde all \l\C rid<'s \llld rnc 'n David
shol •• .,,. pool ...
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lo1nm('rcial leasing depa rtn1en1 . said the
center \\'ill J>Cr\·e an area "'ilh 360.00u
n·sidents.
lrunan prediCll'Cl that th~ first por\Ll)n
of the center 10 he cle\·eJOped wlll prO\"ide
revenues abo\'e co~ts lo the cily ot
SS00.000 to the lr"ine school di s1rict
of 5825.GOO and to thl' Saddlcback Coin·
n1uni1y College J)istrict o $125.000 a
vca r
• Evenlutlll 11 lite 1a~ 1nl·ome lron1 lhl'
area 11·1!1 tol<il ~.Q 1r1lltio11 rnorc thnn
the L'OSt of providing ser\ices, he said.
Low Cost
Housn1g
By DOUGLAS FRlTZSCJJE
Of Ill~ DallJ Piiot 1t1n
After hours of "'Tangling and finagli ng
\1•ith Irvine Company representatives.
Irvine City Council mt'mbcrs approved
a zone change for the proposed Universi·
ly Town Center Tuesciay.
The 250-acre development b e t we e n
\Vi\liam ~fason Regional Park and UC'
Ir,·ine has been described in vague terms as a European-style developmerlt mixing
rommercial and residential buildings in
a high-density, urban atmosphc~.
The development will include at least
SO percenl lower • income h~lng. \\.'Ith
JO percent aimed at fan;iiies with annual
incomes under $8,000 a year.
The p)uncit 's 1.oning action Tuesday
was part of a complex process needed
before final approval of the development.
Hccause the council changed parts or
the original dr aft of thr zoning pro·
visions . .-the docum€nl must go back
to the planning con1mission before the
change cnn he finished by the council.
An additional sta ge of ap.pro\'S!. called
the conceptual urban design plan. rnust
also be approved. This stage is a more
detailed roning action which preceeds
the string of final apprc,als.
Claudelle Donatella of the city plan·
ning dcpar1ment estimates that I I\' o
years "·ill pass before construction will
begin.
The lengthy apprO\'al process w a 5
referred to as "levernge·· by count•1J
members during the hc11ring.
The pressure could be applied lo lhl'
Irvine Company to hold out for such
council-desired changes lo the 1>!an 1s
a pedestrian wal kway and mall bridging-
Can1pus Dri\'e fron1 the developrnen!
to the l1CI enmpus
Olher drs1res !or the developincnt in·
elude ll ··pcopk• 111over"' \\'h1ch Coun·
cil man Henry Quigley believes v:ould
kcl'P PL'Opk· fron1 using their cars to
dn\·+· fro 1n one part of To11T1 C('nter
tu anothl'r and c:1 using air pollutioo.
Ont> w<iy to put pressure on fhe com-
p<'ln~·· 1he amount oi land required for
p11r~ dedication. was resohrd Tuesd:-iy.
Instead of the 4.5 ;1crcs per 1.000
residents calll'd for iR lhc cit}' zoning
ordinance. park land de di ca I lo n re -
quirements \\'ere cut back lo 3 8 acres.
While the action did not specify the
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choosing >IU O\'Crl) popular oami! for my
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the mO!il popular current first names
btiog gh·en to habits, according to the
Garden GrO\'t Re«'onal Ubrary's iidult
refettnce Jtepattment -and your in-
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has beeo n&etf repeatedly, It 11 noted as
a ··popfila~ .. rhoice. A\•allable materials
do indicate lhal you·d be beUU off lo
chooSe ··~la ry" or "Ann " rather than"
Kimberly or TIUany if your baby sboultt
be a girl. The same advice appUes to
boy1. The "commo•" name cbol~ Is oul
of vogue ut this time.
Cigarc trc 1•ar k s
DEAR PAT: A neighbor has told me
about saving empty cigarette packages
and turning them in for a wheelchair.
~fy brother-in-Jaw needs one for his wife
;i nd he has saved more than 5,000 pack·
ages. If ltris really can be done, where
should these packages be redeemed to
get a 0 \\•heel chair for a deserving per·
soo?
s.o .. Costa Mesa
Tbe samt an1"'·er appUes lo tbls in-
quiry as to a recent quesUon abonl
"·biere -.e could tW'D in cigarette pack-
ages to buy lime on a kidney machine.
There Is none, and there never bas been.
To repeat -this story seems to pop up
every few yean, and It bas no basis In
fact. You ml&bt tell your bmtber-ln-11w
to contact the ~RebablllwUon Instlhltt of
Orange Couty regarding tbe possJble
loan of a wbedcbalr by phoning m-
'1400, or perhaps. a rtader would be wm.
in& to donate nr sell a wheelchair lo blm.
Tbe lnsUtuLe Iii currcnUy reque11Ung per.
sons to donate Betty Crncker coapons to
IB<MI E. La Veta , Orau:;e, Calif. 9U61,
u·blch can be rtdeemed for Cl!ib to pur-
·<'·hase needed equipment, s11cb 01 wheel·
chairs, ror patients. 1\1.all to the atten·
lion ef Carolyn Carrell.
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DEAR PAT: I bought ITJY claughter a
toy called "Sweet April's Playgroun d''
tor Olristmas. There \l'Ss an excessive
~mount of dirt and glue on it and one
of the parts didn't work. She's played
"'ith this toy only about six times and
other pieces now have broken. I wrote
to lhe company twice with no answer
received. J'd gladly return the rom plete
toy tn exchange for a ~w one, or just
1he parts that need repla cing.
D.P., fountain Valley
Your onJy recourse In lhls situi.tlon
would be to 1hop for a ne~· toy Ot.-eause
the manufacturer, Remco lndustrlc1,
went out of business In Jenu11ry. Al·
thouah se'·eral larjte toy suppller11 werl'
('()ntarted in an effort to find a "parts'·
"Ource for this item, none could offer
as~lstence. 'The exlsllnit: stock of Remco
h1y~ Is still btlnl' sold hy so1ne firms•
tllpcclaily di scount outlets.
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Of Drug ,Pushing Trai n Crash Pn~h Urged
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP J -A fright.
tnt;d JJ.year.old heroin edl.:1ct wi1h teara
In his eyt·s to ld a feder11I jury o! being
a drug pusher.
Ja mie, now under treatment· for h.is
habit. testified Tuesday at the trial ot
three San Antonio meo accused or pos-
sessing and selling heroin.
.Sirica Hi nts
Ex-pres iden t
May Tes ti f y
WASHI NGTON (UPI) -U.S. pistrict
Judge John J. Sirica raised the possibili·
ty tod~y that fornlcr Prcsiden~ Nix:on
may be called as a 'A'ltness of the
court in ·the Watergate cover-up trial 1
so none of the lawyers v.·ould have
to vouch for his truthfulness.
Nix0rt 's name was raised in an ex·
change betv.•een Sirica and a s s ; s t a n t
special prosecutor James Neal about
the credibility of some or the fu ture
witnesses. The jury \\'CIS out of !he
courtroom at the \ime. ...
Sirica ea rlier told !he jury I ha l
whenever the prosecution or the defense
·calls a v.•itness, those lawyers nonnall'y
vouch for the truthfulness of h i s
testimony.
Bui Neal said there was "some con-
cern" among the prosecution that their
witnesses might not be telling the whole
truth.
He said it may be a case in which
"85 percent of what he said b true.
but we have serious concerns about
the other 15 percent."
"Your honor knows the hlstory of
Watergate," Neal said, "and It's not
been a history of everyone telling the
same thing about the same event."
William Frates, a lawyer for defendant
John Ehrlichman, then raised Nixon's
name, suggesting that the former presi·
dent might be called as a court witness
to avoid credibility problems. Nixon has
been subpoenaed to testify by both the
prosecution and the defense .
"That cou]d happen," Silica l o 1 d
Frates. "I'm oot saying It will happen.
In lhat case, nobody would have to
vouch for his credibility."
When a witness Is called by the court,
the defense and prosecution are allowed
broader que.stlonlng powers.
Neal said the prosecution wants to
call as witnesses all persons who have
Watergate-reJated information .
"We want a full, unlimited, wunoclined
hang oot," Neal said, playing on the
words attributed to EhrlJchman i n·
dewiblng the Watergate cover-up,
Meanwhile, columnist Jack Ander!IOn
<Jssetls that a source at Nixon'.s San
Clemente home reports the former presi·
dent is "at the point of emotional col·
lapse."
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The boy first was asked if he knew
drug enforcement agent J1MTies Lewis.
"Yeoh," Jamie ttplied.
"lf ave you sold heroi.n to him~"
"Yeah.'' was the answer.
''!low many timea did you sell heroin
to h!m!"
"Four times," the witness 5aid.
"\Vho 'did you get the heroin from?"
At that point, the boy hesitated. He
refused earlier to testily because. as a
defense lawyer said, "He's obviously
frigt?tened lo death."
Again the question was asked.
This lime Jamie answered in a faint
voice, ''From Jimmy Perez."
Perez. 22; Gilbert L. Garcia, 2.6 ; and
Pedro J . Almaraz. 42, aU of San Ar.tonlo,
are on trial before U.S. District Court
Judge Andrian Spears.
Jamie at first refused to testify be-
cause a woman spectator had been
nlotioning to him from the audience.
Spears said he "was not accusing any·
one of trying to influence the witness
but I'm giving a fair warning -if any·
one does try to Influence a witness, they
are going to be dealt with harshly."
'lbe dark-haired woman left the court
room as .sent as Jaime took the stand
a second time.
The last question on eroswxamlna·
lion was, "Did you go to him (Lewis) or
did he come to you to sell tht> heroin?"
"He came to me ," Jaime ans\\'ered.
A 14-year-cld who stands a bead taller
than Jaime testified he sold heroin to
Lewi3 three times.
The older boy, named Oscar, IJXi also
being lnated foe addiction, adn'Jtled be
was SCl.re:l to testify. Spean told Oscar
he would not be prosecuted for his testi·
mooy.
"Who did ~u get it (the heroin)
from?" Oscar was asked.
"Jimmy Glea"'11 p.,.., .. h ttplled In
a low voice.
Lewis testified earlier that his "prl·
mary objective wasn't to get the chil·
drett -there bad to be adults behind
the chlldren."
Trial of the cue continues' IOOay be-
fore a jury of seven women aod · five
men.
p,... PflfJC Al
BA.IL •••
< lie said that night the amusement
park was one of the first be and Karen
en}oyed together,_ tilnce her son by a
prtvious marrtaa.e. Nolan Tracy, ·ROW
4, was spending the weekend with his
natural father.
A CXQr1 in Napa County, Calif., subse-
quenUy ordered the child taken away
from James and Karen, saying lt was
an unlit home If the mpfather stood
accused of murder.
R....U's brother Noab-alao chargEd
in the savAce slayina of the invalid-was
in Department JOO of 1'>I Angeles County
Superior C-Ourl himself Tu"1tlay, but only
as a spectator and member Of the
family.
ROCKMART, Ga. (AP) -A train
backed into a loaded school bus at
a railroad crossing today, killing · at
lens! seven children, a u l h o r i t i e s
reported.
Poli ce said there were about 3 0
children, mostly 10 to 14 years old,
aboard the bus . Beside the dead, most
of the others on the bw 'were injured,
some seriously.
Witnesses said the repair train had
been called to the scene of a derailment
during the night and was back:ing up
along the tracks when It hil the bus.
The train dragged the crumpled bus
several hundred feet down the track,
police said.
When the train came to a halt, the
caboose was derailed and on top of
the overturned bus.
The Polk County coroner first reported
that the bus driver, Billy Kellett, had
been killed. But police la~r said he
was hospitaized in critical condition.
A spokesman for Southern Railway
in Washington said the train was moving
about eight miles per hour.
The accldent OCCWTed between the
toWns of Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 miles northwest of Atlanta. ·
There were railroad crossing signs
on each side of the road, but no flashing
signals.
Darrell Smith said he was pumping
gasoline at a sehrice station about
SO feet from the cros.sing when the
colUsion occurred. fie gave this descrip-
tion of the accident :
"The bus was stopped, and it started
on across. The train was backing up.
it seemed like it speeded up and hit
the bus."
Smith said one or the workmen jumped
off the train and ran to the front of
the train yelling at the engineer "Go
back. Go back."
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'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fl1 nc• Michael Wilson
~1 in er' s Son
Offered Ccish
Not to M ar,.y
orange County Flfth DIJtrict·
Supervisor Thomas Riley baa called for
increased leadership from Republicans
in dealing witb environmental cootrols.
Speaking in El Toro to th e Saddlebact
Valley Republican Women'a Club Tue~
day, Riley said, "The Republican Party
111ust address itself to problems of the
environment. The problems are real and
they aren't going away."
Riley, a Republican appointed recently
by Governor Reagan, said "U we fail
to act, .othels will"
"lt !s my fear that a demand-type
of activism i!; likely to come In a
manner which would be moat detrimental
to our way of life -as would our
way of life alter greatly if we were
to allow our environment to deteriorate."
Riley's speech was titled "Property
Rights, The Environment and T b e
Republican Party."
He addressed himself primarily to the
confiict between allowing uncontrolled
development and what he c a 11 e d
''overzealous environmentalism.••
"On one hand we wish to preserve
for ourselves and for our f e J 1 o ~·
Americans rights to full and free control
of personal property," Riley st a t e d .
"\Vhile on the other hand \\'e wish to
LONOON {AP) -The London E~enJng protect our. living environment for
News reported today that lawy ers for ourselves and our children."
Happy Rockefeller's aunt Raebel FiUer Riley said he felt completion .of the
offered Welsh barman Michael wu900 county's general plan should take ft.rat
$48,000 not to marry t.be millionaireu priority in county supervisors' busineu.
nearly 50 years his senkit. He said he has bee.rt bearing from
The News said Wilson told it he refused a steady stream of builders, 1,ooowners,
-"I got very angry and told them homeowners association representatives,
I am not a fortune hunter" -and and environmentalists since hi s ap-
that Miss Filler said at her home near pointment to the board in August, ·
Philadelphiao C-0 · h "I have 00 intention of' changtng my mment1ng on t e recen~ first amend-
mind. The more they press me, the more ment lo the general plan giving develop-
detennined I am to marry ~1r. WUaon." • ment approval for 4,000 acres in north
The newspaper said Miss F I t I e r ' s El Toro, Riley said "I felt very com-
lawyen "were expected to make one fortable with it -and what I was more attempt today to try to have· the couple call Jt oil." able to contribute paid oft
use ot the land, the oouncil emphasized "I think it is because I am a miner's "El Toro Road is designated a. scenic
that a( I.east. an acre would be devoted son that they feel I am not fitted highway -but you know as well aa
to a 6004eat theater called for ln tbe to matTY Miu Filler,~· said Wilson., I do that it doesn 't look like it," Riiey
$16 mUlion park bond .issue approved a hand9ome 29-year-old who is Yi9iting said.
by_ voters In June. his mother in the Welsh lown of Llay. "In the rush to gtt the first amend--
Rousing, partirularly for students in He saJd he would be telephoning Miss ment passed: all conslderatlons of El
the ~~-~!~~ty, wu a key issue Filler today. Toro Road as a scenic highway were
In the~. · " ... Yes, reversed charges," he told disregarded," Riley sald.
Bill Watt of the Irvine Company told a questioning newsman. "I blame my commil!toner (Ba rt
the council no distinction ~ to be made Wlbon said the difference in their Spendlove) and the otherit for this. They
bety.een student housing and other apart· ages Is Irrelevant because their rcla-folded under the pressure of getting
ment rentak!I. tionshlp Is baled on companionship. a plah out as fa.st as po6!1ble."
The company stroogly objected to a -"ls she 77?" he a¥ed. "I'd never Through Riley's efforts, a ltatemeot
pl'Op06al by city Planner Mel ~-have lhought she was 13 much as that was added to the amendment aaylng
In an internal memo, Roop called for a/Id, of course, being a genUeman, l the scenic highway provisions must be
Tequiring 60 percent or the development never asked." rnet before zoning is approved.
to be built and priced for t hose The tall, ruggedly built former He allO commented on potential traffic
households earning I~ than $15,00'.I a choirboy announced through a newspaper problems on the San Diego Freeway
year ..... a figure often used as the lowest in Llay that he WaJ aolna to marry d th Saddl b • V 11 income level which can buy homes in the aunt of V I c e President-designate an e e ac... a ey. Irvine Nelson A. Rockefeller's JeCOnd wUe, the "All the new development pro)>Ollll · involve a lot ol land and a lot ol Despite a company promise to the former Margaretta "Happy" Fltler. 1 W'th th •--planning commission that as mtich as f.ti ss Filler and Mrs. Rockefeller are peop e. 1 e .:JCU• Diego Freeway
SS percent may be a\-·ailable to moderate joint heiresses to the Fitler fortune. already at lwo-thirda capacity, traffic
income fami lies, Jim Taylor of the com· at ooe time valued at more than $8 is one or my biggeat concel'll!," Riley
pany said tbat figure ' ' ref I e ct e d million. said.
preliminary goals and objectives which Reports on l\1iss Filler's age have "So II we go Cvtr these development
were very tentative." varied from 61 upwards. Two members plan a, we are insisting on excellent traf·
Additionally, he said, the Hgures are of her staff at her home in an exclusive fie circulation within the area ltHlf
six-months old and costs have gooe up Philadelphia suburb said she is in her and adequate neighborhood I ho P PI n g
in the interim. 80s centers."
Unlversily Town Center is to be built .. y would never have dreamed she Mked Mw long be believes it wlll
over a 15--year period. y;as much over 60," said Wilson. who take to become comfortable with h1ll 'Fear of Crime' Seen r The first part o~ . the .development met Miu FJUer ~hlle he war woNQng ne~ job -~ch makes hiqi ~ l'ePresen-
will take place in the center of the as a butler at the exclusive Breakers !alive for 63 perctnt of the unln·
crescent-shaped parcel of land, a~ Hotel in Palm Beach , Fla . corporated land area of Orange County
from UCI. "I learned to respect her intelligence -Riley said, "Well, I'll tell you, the
That portion1 d~htne~ ~-be • a and her. judgmeni, and ~e ~stabllshed life of Riley bas drastically changed. As Reason for Non-u.se
B~· \VILLIA1\I SCHREIBER
01 tllt Dt11¥ "llol Stiff
~Iany proJSpcc:five riders on Orange
Count~· Transit District veh!c!es may
be avoiding the use of mass transit
because Lh~y fear the possibility of
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli. vice chainnan of a
c:itizens t'1>mn1itt cc studying the impact
of fut ure triinsit plans, said today safety
concerns will be one of the district's
toughest obstacles to O\'errome.
"The single 1nost important aspect
of transit system hn pa ct is a need
to_ change the attitude of the populatloo
pedestrian-oriented, l\igh-a!ns1ty a r e a , a tremendous closeness. Our relab1rnshlp "Ev-er since I've been appointed, I've
will include malls, shops, offices and was built entirely on companionship been eoming in at 7 a.m. to try to regarding fear of violence," said Covelli, residences. rather than on love," Wilson said Tues-get updat.ed oo what's happening. My
a proCessor at Cal State Long Beach. Later stages of development will move day from his parents' modest, three-staff has been volunteering to come
Covelll's task force, one of three set outward toward the tips of the Cre5cent bedroom home in this small We 1 s b in early with me, and I haven't had
up by the Citizens Advisory Transit and will be mainly residential areas. village. that s.lnce the Marine Corps."
Committee: recommended that the 1~~iiiii;i~~~;;;;;;;;;iiii~~;::::;~i;;;;;;:;:;;::::;:;;;;;=====;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;~ dis trict ronccntrate on intensive service .__.. M
In disadvantaged areas that usually have _..
the. highest crime rate.
"To make the service work and attract
riders, the district should establish a
direct line of communlcat1001 with safety
agencies for protection of passengers
in high crime areas," Covelli said.
C.Ovelll's Wk force made DO spec:ific
recommendations, but hinted at t h e
poss.tbilily of special transit s e c u r i t y
petrols or bu! guards. •
Badhani Urging Bright's '
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Skateboard1 & Wheel1
Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell & Dumbell Sets
Croquet Sets
Slant Boards
Boxing Gloves
Judo Suits
Karate Suits
Tennis Rockets
CLOSID ..... ..
Oiis ter on Coast Panel
Uy GARV GR~NVILL£
01 !M O•llY "Ht! it1tl
()r, Donnld 8. Bright should be l't'!moV·
t>d from the Sculh Coast Reg Ion a I
Co as t1inc Commission . Assemblyman
Hobert &dham (R·Ncwporl Beach) said
Tuesday.
Badham's call for lhe coastal eom-
mlss!on chairman·s ouster bccautie of
hls pohtltdl fund raising actlviUts came
at a Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club
lunchron.
The Newport Deach : ssemblrman
J11beled Bright's aborted plan to hold 11
~ Hl().JX'r•persou fund raislna reception for
fJf>in0t:riitlc gubtmtitorial c11ndidate F'.d·
mund G. Drown Jr. "a blatant mlsuJc
of power."
f'urpo rtcdly lnviled to tht tl!Ccpt.lon
1ti,1f Y.~S to have been held near Cos111
~h·!i:t this_ week were de:veloper!I and
r
others-who regularly do business with
the commission Bright heads.
The fund r.tlsing reception was called
off when a storm ot criticism descended
on Bright and a con!ltct of lnlerul ..
Issue was nilsed by Brown's oppontnt,
state Controlfer Houston Flournoy.
Badliam said the coastal c:omm191lon
<'halnnan uted "stationery and other
commifilon ~llO\UCU" to ~promote the.
potltical reception.
"If he (Bri&bt) wu an elected otnctal
he would be recalled." 8adhatn said.
.. , don't 1ee wb)t an appolnted oft1clal
~'ho misuses hit power abould be treated
any dlffere:ntty."
Tennis Dresses
Tennis Shorts
Tennis Shirts
Tennis Sweaters
Tennis Shoes
After his apeech. Bldhl'm said he
hu wrilten Gov. R .. 1111 to Uk him n....n 9 to z. __ ~,.lol* .. d Sunday to demand Bright'• •1lmn\edt&tc rellgn1--,...-~ ..
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Tennis ,Racket Strl11CJln9
Racquetball Racqwts & Balls
Handball Gloves & Balls
Warmup Suits
Sweat Suits
Hooded Sweatshirts
Adidas-Converse-Spot BIN
Tiger-Brooks-Bob Watte sllffi
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Today's Flhal
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TEN CENTS
" Bail _ Drive Launched for Long-time Inmate
By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL
Of tht ~Hr Piiot Slatf ' •
A campaign to gather $5,000 b a I I
1noney, most of il con1ing io nickels
and dimes. mounted today to free ac-
cused killer James Ray Russell, charged
with an Oklahoma murder he ma;y not
have committed:
Today was his '145th day in jail, waiting
for something -anything -to happen.
"I'm wore out," he said TUeSday.
Russell, 27, a forn\er Laguna Hills
* * * Housewife
Gives $5 •
For Bail
A Santa Ana house\\ife and mother
of three who. babysits to make ends
meet donated $S to the bail bond fund
to accused murdered James Ray Ruuell
to kick off her own campaign.
Russell has spent 745 days in Los
Angeles County Jail alter being arrested
on an Oklahon1a fugitive \\'arrant charg-
ing him >A'ilh a murder whlc~ all known
evidence indicates he would not have
C1)Rlmitted.
A Los Angeles County Super.or Court
Judge finally set bail at $5,000 Tuesday,
arter more than 24 months during which
it was denied.
"This is really outrageous," 1.lrs. Lin·
da llughes declared today in proposing
her met hod of heJping Russell get out
of jail aod baet to a prodiJctlve life,
pending resolution of 0 k I a h o m a ' s
allegedly false charges.
"U everybody, J.i.ke 5,000 p e op I e ,
donated a dollar, or if 11000 pl!ople
donated 15, he could pay it back. .. or
th ey could let him keep it to get a
fresh start,'' h-1rs. Hughes e:zplained.
The young mother who babysits in
her home at 1122 \\rest St., near the
Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa city
limits, said Russell's plight strikes close
to home.
Once, $be said, a dose relative was
arrested after a verbal dispute wilh
a hostile female n~ighbor ~nd . wound
up in jail for two days. He lOl!lt his
job over it.
She has also enlisted aid of radio
station KWIZ in· an· effort to help the
RU§ell family get James relem;ed from
Los Angele3 County Jail.
Russell's w;ife. Karen..,.23, _now wgrks
as a watiress in Downey to make ends
meet, but they lost her little b o y ,
Russell's stepson, by court order because
of lhe murder charge.
"When they took his stepson, that
v.•as the last straw,'' declared M rs .
Hughes. who first read of Ru s s e 11 's
travail In a newspaper story.
"I can only donate $5 to him," she
added, "but I've been trying to do
something."
Mental Patient
Sought in Death
YONKERS, N.Y. (UPI) -A 26-year-
old mental patient, missing fr!>m a city
mental hospital since Friday, today was
sought in oonnktion with the strangu-
lation slaying of a young woman psy~
logist who once treated him.
Police Tuesday is.sued a warrant fur
the arrest ot Ricardo Caputo. a hospital
patient for the criminally !Mane since
1971 when he "'as committed for the
slaying of his 20-year~ld glrl[riend.
Caputo, missing from Manhattan State
Hospital on Wards Island in New York
City, is wanted in the slayin1 or Dr.
Judith Becker, also 26. Her nude body
was found Mondny in a New York
apartm<!nt.
GT,OOMY NEWS •
l'U1lfMELS STOCKS
NEW YORK (UP!) -A combination
of profit taking and gloomy economic
,~ news pos,hed price.s sharply and broadly
Jov.·er in moderate trading today on
the New York Stock Exchange.
The Dow Jond Industrial average lost
17.83 points to 645.03.
Declines overwhelmed advances. l,050
to 262, among the 1,696 issues traded.
Prices wern. lower in moderale tradlna
on lhc Amcrlcan' Stock Exchange.
I
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resident, finally had his day In court
Tuesday, after some 15 fruitless ap.
pearances, including an appeal to the
Cali£oriria Supreme Court lo be released .
Loo Angeles Superior Court Judge Ray-
mond M. Choate $et bail at '5,000 fina lly
after Rus..cell'1 two years and two weeks
beblnd. bars, a sum requiring one-lerith
of its face va1ue as a Sllrety deposit
to secure release.
His famil y, including his deliriously
tearful wife Karen,' 23, \'~wed io have
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LION CUB CURBED
Otnnis Smith •nd Friend
f' t 1 Lion Cub Fou11cl
I rt H u1iti1igton
Family's House
City anlmal control orficers discovered
a IO..week-0Jd lion cub in the hom e
of a Huntington Beach family Tuesday.
'Ibere may be as r,nany as five other
cubs sold in the area, the city's chief
animal control officer. Dennis Smith,
is concerned about potential danger as
the cubs grow older.
To report a lion cub or information
on the seller of these wild animals,
a person should call California Anima1
Control at ~1. Smith said.
Owning-a lioo without a special permi t
from the oily violates mu nicipal law ,
he pointed out. >
The lioru wiU be placed in zoos or
other controlled environments, if turned
oVer to him, Smiih said. ·
Dea11 Testifies
Tapes Don't Jive
With Memories
WASBINGTON \UPI) -\Vatergate
witness John W. Dean III testified today
that some White House tapes he has
heard don 't square with his recollections
of crucial meetirigs he had with Richard
M. Nixon as ·the scandal began unravel-
ing last year.
ln some instances, Dean said, "there
were parts mis.sing" on tapes he review-
ed and in others there were discussions
he didn't remember al all.
U.S. District Judge John J. Sitica,
presiding over the Watergate cover-up
trial where Dean was in his sixth
da y on the stand, immediately directed
that the questioned tapes be played
so the jury could decide if Dean has
been telling the truth about his Nixon
nteetings.
"Now listen .'' Sirica said, slapping
the bench with his hand as defense
lawyer John J. Wilson objected. "Just
a minute. You just stop talking until
I gel through.
"You are oot going to argue to this
jury that this man (Dean) '\'Cnl up
to the Senate committee ... ·and gave
raise Information when you will not
let the tape be played. I lhlnk those
taptS: ought to be played in order to
get nlJ the facts before the jury and
let them decide,"
~ argument erupted with the jury
out o( the courtroom as Wilson, anomey
for cover-up defendant II. R. Haldeman,
sought to establish that Dean's ttstimony
last year before the Senate Watergate
committee -in which he Jinkl!d Nixon
lo the cover.up plot -dlffertd sharply
from the White House tapes.
Dean , the former White House counsel.
testified there tiad bt.-en "a lot or
<1verlap" in the st.lbjcct! di!l:cussed at
(See TAP£S, yage Al)
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the $500 deposit together by Tuesday
nt'ght , so he could come home to Beil
Gardens.
They failed to scrape up the sqn1
but a "bail bondsman who saw t h e
youthful ex-convict on televisioo Tuesday
nig ht offered lo take $250-and t~t
then1 for the rest.
He'd like a celebrity client.
The Oklahoma family who came west
looking for something better couldn 't
even come up with tha t much on
such short notice however. following two
years of travail.
One Orange Coast resident , Lind a
•lughes, called Santa Ana a t to r n e y
Russell Agajanian today .to offer $5 and
said she was trying to organize a radio
ca ·gn to get 1,000 J~teners to pledge
$5 ac to help the Russells.
J ·s aged grandfather. Samuel E .
Dav. , came out from Has kell 'County.
Ok.1a ., for the pretrial and · extN1dition
hearin esday and pledged 1 equity in
his paltry property holdings at Stigler,
Okla., to go his grandson 's bail.
Still another Sympathi zer. S us a n
Hakam, of Huntington Beach, \'0\1-'ed
to' loan them the second ~ fro1n
her savings account if the bail boodsn1an
v;ill stlek lo his bargain.
Russell. an ex-convict v.·ho served four
years in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary
at 1.tcAlester for a burglary committed
when he was 19. was expected to be
bailed out of jail somehow today.
Teachers Pressed
Board Wants Action on Evalitation
By PATI'Y BURNETT
• 0111\t !nllf Pilot ll•ff
Proponents of the "district" plan and
the "teachers" plan for evaluation of
teachers will try lo draft a compromise
for presentation to trustees of the Hun·
tington Beach Union High School District
in December.
As teachers ta1ked in terms of "next
year." the school board at its Tuesday
meeting pressed for a more iffimediate
"target date" for cooclusion of studies
on a proposed teacher evaluation system
RaJJS Traiasit Staiad
Mangers Declares Burke
Highway Loh~y Hostage
Democratic Assemblf candidat~ Den-
nis Mangen cb.arpd today t h a t in-
cumbent Robert H. Burke (R·Huntington
Bea.ch) opposes 'Proposition A, t b e
Orange County mass transit b a 11 t o
measure, "because the corporations who
finance his campaign expect him to."
-Mangen ea1Jed Burke a "hostage of
the highway klbby."
Mangers and Burke are vying for
the Assembly seat of the 73rd District
in the Nov. s·el~tion.
Burke declared his stand on Proposi·
lion A. also on the Nov . S ballot. early
this week.
"Burke suggests that the reasons we
shouldn 't provide a public transportation
syslem in Orange Cow1ty," Mangers
charges, "are because so meday th e
drivers might go out on strike : we're
already committed lo freeways and
public demand has not been substan·
tiated."
The incumbent has "allowed himself
to become a hostage of th.is state's
powerful highway lobby," Mange rs con·
tinued . ,... ..
Mangers cites Burke's m a J o r ~ . ' ' hibutors as Burmah Oil, C a 11 f o r n i a
Automobile Retailers Assoc iaHon, Sbe11
Oil , Union Oil, Getty Oil, lhe producers
of asphalt and · concrete and automobile
nnancing and Insurance companies.
"There is no question in my mind
but that Robert J;lurke i! not represeriting
the people's needs on this issue, but
rather is responding lo the special in~
terest.'! who stand to pront most from
stall ing public transportation," h-1angers·
said. ·
Mangers said when voters p a s s e d
Proposition 5 on the June primary ballot,
"they overwhe lmin g l y told their
re presentati ve that they warlted
transportation alternatives in 0 range
County.'L
Ridership in the county is up to 656~42
per month, Manger s pointed out. .. People
are using public transit to get to' work,
school and recreation . Senior citizens
who ha ve no other alternatives are using
il to get to needed medical care," he
said.
and policy.
Acting superintendent Jay Seltle came
up with the Dec. lZ date. Even if the
·job requires "meeting around !he clock,"
Dr. Settle said, the t\\'O factions would
prepare a draft by thl" board meeting
of Dec. 12.
The search for compromise ground
is not expected to be an easy one.
Various committee have struggled v.·ith
the St u 11 A ~ t 's;n a nd ates for
"consistency" in evaluation and the .. in·
consistencies·• of the varied learning
situations and phi\OiOphies in the large
district for more than l\\"O years.
h-1eanwhile, not one .district ~her
h2s ·been evaluated under the Stull Act.
a state law calling for assessment of
Ua~rs accor~ to ·a number of stan-
dard!, intjllding tbe performance 0 r
students.
The district's failure to adopt a policy
and accOQtplish the -mandated teacher
evalualion, Trustee Ralph Bauer pointed"
out, teclmlcally amounts to a vi°'8tion
of state law.
Othei dlstricls are in the same situa·
lion, ho\\·ever, a spokesman for teachers
added, and Huntington Beach has been
evaluating teachers by other means in
the meantime.
Bauer and Trustee. DeMls Mangers
argued that more than tv•o years for
!he development or lhe policy should
be sufficient.
The "district" proposal basica1ly is
one developed by an advisory comntlttee
appointed by trustees. The rommitlce
included tea chers. administrators and
counselors.
The "teachers" proposal is the product
of the District Educators Association.
(DEA). A committee of the organization
took the "district., proposal and added
its revisions and clarifications to con1e
up with the ••teachers" proposal.
Ready for Republi~ans
'lloosicr Bluebird' Returns to lluntingto1i Beach
The Jloosier Bluebird has flown back
to Huntington Beach, as salty, or as
soft, but as savvy as ever, after a
sojourn to Indiana, to reo:ume fighting
inflation In general and Republicans In
partlcu1ar.
Jean Turner. 70, columnist for the
weekly Huntington Beach Ne\\'S for 24
years, was immediately enlisted b y
Democratic leaders to have one of her
famous dumpling, beans and cornbread
dinners.
"Lord. I just got back (rom lndiany,"
the Hoosier Bluebird quoted herself as
sayi ng.
Bul the staunch Democrat. \vho used ,
lo bake 30 pies a day in the 40s when
her C.offee Club Cafe at Fifth Street
and Ollve Avenue was the downlO\\'n
gathering spot. immediately agreed.
Dumplings, beans and C<lrnbread will
he served Thursd ay at 6 p.m. at ht!r
rambling. vine-covered estale at 18421
Beach Blvd.
She says everyone is invited and lo
just drive do\\-11 the dirt road until
you find a place to park or can'l drive
any farther. A small donation Is ex-
pected. '
The l~oosler Bluebird cllims she Wl'ls
the first pcnon In RtinUngton Stach
to publicly lldmil to being s Democrat.
·She has run unsl.lCctssfully for tht!
llun tlngton Beach City Council f I v e
limes. ...
Dumplings. beans And cornbread ire
al!O familiar to bOth ~ocraU and
black rolks. she-suggc ls.
"Bcan1 ls j1ut like having aquab under
gl.,,s these tlllys," adds MJ. Turner.
·who \\'ore a Mrtking, red, ' white and
blue drcs!, plus elegant bracelets to
a recent gathering where she announced
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01ll1 Pli.t lltff Pflttt
BACK ON THE HUSTlf!l95
Hooster Bluebird Turner
'her su~r plans.
"Of course . just like Dack home, we'll
have cllopped onion! to' put on it and
a relisti tray."
During her month bllCk home !JI tbe
H005ier s1,te the tlreless nev.•spaper
columnist and observer of buman attaln
for many years ran Into Sen. Birch
B.ayh (0.lndiana i al ~ fri~ chlektn
dinner in Newctistlt She sa id 11 drew
about 500 souls. mostly gt'l(ld farm folka.
I
The Hoosier Bluebird said Sen. Bayh
remembered her from a Democratic
fUDd·raising party at t h e Huntington
Beach Carpenter's hall nearly !our years
ago.
"He c.ame right for me and hugg{'d
me and said: 'Jean, hov.• are you'?"
she recalls. "Boy, did that make my
day! I love that man !
Talk got do\\'ll to se rious politics then.
like Bayh's Indiana re-election opponent
and v.·hy the Hoosier Bluebird couldn 't
be persuaded to just stay back ho1ne.
v.·here some v.•ealthy a nd innuen•ial
tanners suggested they might name her
lo a county office.
Jean Turnrr takrs brr politics SC'rious-
ly.
"1-fe's going to go out like a dose
or salts," she predicted of Sen . B:1vh's
Indi ana opponent. "And Bir<'h Bayh is
going !o be the next President"
She dcclin«I to stay behind In her
home state.
Her time on the Orange Const -
""·h\ch has blossomed like !he famo11~
fuchsia bloom! in the old T urner ' s
Nursery the~· had up front at \hf' Bc:irh
Boule\•ard ad_dress hefot'{' hrr IBI<' hu~
band died -naturally kccpS her 11rtl
to the IO<'al scrnc. snys Jean.
Sh!-and her late husband hlt to\1 n
tn 19-le. bur she has been ~pouslni:t
Democratic politics for a lot longPr.
"l..ord.' hov: many nails is it l'\'l"
pounded?." she must'<! euphemlsltl'Alh~.
in regard to those who have passed
rrom the !('ene.
"And besides,'' she rlecl:ired wilh :i
twinkl e In her eye and a tinkle of
her ornute brnetl(!t as she empha~ized
aOother ren son for returning.
"I had 10 con1e back to he.Ip horsewhlp
thrit Republican, Sen . Dennis Carpenter.''
HP and his brother Noah are accused
of the ~larch. 1972, murder of invalid
Albert Chris1enbcrrv. 9".:, who \\'BS beaten
to death in his wheelchair and robbed
of $200 in his little homP in Leota.
several \\'itneSses h3\'e filed affidavits
testifying they were wlth James Russell
that tragic . night :it the Lbng Beach
l'u-Pike A1nusemcnt Park, when he was
supposed to be engaged in a savage
murder 1.000 miles away . ~
!See BAIL, Page AZ)
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'NGT A FORTUNE HUttTER'
Fiance Michael Wll10n
Attorneys Offer
Fiance $48,000
To lV ix W e<Ming
LONDON (AP ) -The London Evening
News reported today that lawyers for
Happy Rockefeller"s aunt Rachel Filler
offered Welsh barman Michael "''ilson
$48,000 not to marry the millionaire~
nearly 50 years his senior.
The News said Wilson told it he refused
-"I got very angry and told them
I am not. a fortune hunlt'r" -and
lhat l\1iss Fitler said at her home near
Philadelphia:
"l'bave no jpt1>olinn or cha neing my
mind. The more they press me, the more
determined I am to marry ~tr. \Vilson."
The ne\\·spaper said l\lisg F i 11 er . s
la\\'Yers "were expected to make one
more alte1np! today to try lo, have
the couple call it off."
''[ think it is hccause I am a miner's
son that they lt!l'I I am not fitted
to n1arrv ~liss F'ltlcr," said \\'Uson.
a handsOn1e 29-year-old who is visiting
his mother in thr \Ve lsh town of I.lay.
1-Il· said he would be telephoning Aliss.
Fnler roday.
" . Yes. reversed charg~ ... he told
a questioning ne\\·s1nan.
\Vilson said the difference in thei r
ages is irrel1:vant because their rela·
1ionship Is based on com1>anionship.
"Is she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
ha\'e thought she was as much as that
~See AUNT, Page A!)
Orange Coast
Weather
The usual nigh! and morning
101\ clouds along the coast Thurs-
rl ay. according to 1he v.'eather
ser ... ice. 11·ith sunny skies in the
afternoon. Ut-ach highs of 67 \\'ill
nse to 72 in l<ind . Lo"s Wnight 57
to 62.
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Fees Go Up, Up
80<11, .~Joori11g'lVow More Costly
ROAT OWNERS 1vho tie up Illegally to somebody'a else's dock or moorlna:
in an Orung(· Count~· JI arbor \\ill now have to pay four times u mucb to ro-
clai111 ti1C1r ln1powldcd 1 l'-;Sf'L~.
The 1mrt1 of St11x>rv1sors VQ\l'd un:inimous1y Tuesday to hike the daily
impound fl'l'S from SI to 14 tn /\'ev.•port Harbor and $.1 in Dana Harbor.
Jlarbors. Be~c·hes Hnd l\irks flir~ctor Kcnnclh Sampson told the board the
$1 per duy fee provided no 111c1•nt1\'t' for boat OYt'ners to reclalm their prop-
ert~·
'"TlllS FHEl!UE~TI.'' rcsulls 10 a long·term storage rate that is much
11.'S) th.in th!.> O\\'ru·r \\\iuld p:.iy ;11 a N1nmen:i~I marina ," Sampson said in
hi s rt•pon to supcr\·isors.
The figure supcrvi."'Orli arri ved :.it ls lhe same paid for guest dock spaces
in the t .... ·o major cuunly h:irbor~. ;
l'l'l't.:ll\'ISORS Al.SO approved Sam pson's request to increase from SI to
$2 ti 1!:1~ 1hc l'hargt-It'\ Jl'CI by the county for its 18 offshore guest moorings..
Sampson noted Ne.,..•port Harbor is lhe only one \\'ith guest moorings but he
said 0Jn<.r. Har bor 1T1ay have son1e in the near future .
At McDonnell Douglas
Negotiators Huddling . .
T o·Avert Job W alkoff
Union leade~ and management Learns
huddJed aner in Loog Beach today in
€'fforts to avert a strike this weekend
that could affect 250,000 ~tc.Donnell
Douglas empk>yes, including 5,000 at the
1 runtington Beach plant.
Negotiaticn.s ever new pay and pension
demands have been going oo s I n c e
August but the countdown toward a
stoppage is now under way in earnest.
But representatives al the negotiations
in the Edgewater ltyatt House, Lang
Beach, today would say nohting about
the talks other than that they were
staJemated.
Asked what "·ere the stumbling blocks.
,1 representative of the lntematlonal
,\ssociation cf M a c h i n i s t s said,
··Everything."
bargai ning issue is over pensions'. The
UAW has said that il i!I pushing fo r
the right of employes lo relire after
30 years' service no matter what the
age and with increased r e t i r e m c n t
payments.
Pension plans have become key issues
in all labor negotiations in recent years,
but they are Wlderstood to be particular·
ly critical in the aerospace industry
wb.icb Has experienced mass la yoffs in
recent years.
Boch the-UAW and the JAM recently
reached agreements with the Lockheed
Aircraft Qlrp. and thocgh the l A ~1.
spokes~ wou ld not discusS t h e
specifics of the union's demands with
McDonnell Douglas, he said they were
similar to those reached wHh Lockheed.
The 5,000 emplcy~ at the Huntington
Beach plant of McDonnell Douglas work
mainly on Delta rockets for the com·
munication satellites and a d e f e n s e
system for the Minuteman mlssile sites.
SchOQl Post
For Valley
Stays Open
Trusteea or the FoUPtain Valley School
Dislrlc t have decided not to appolnt
a re p I a <'-e m e n t for Superintendent
Michael Brick.
Instead, they will appoint an acting
superlntendenl "until lhe matter o f
wiiflcallon is settled'" a dist r i cl
spokesman said today.
The board has called a special ex-
ecutive session for 7:30 p.m. Thursday
to discuss the decision Ydth nteinberS"
of the start.
At preseflt, a petition drive is under
"'ay in !he city to form a new unified
school dl!trict aJon1 city boundaries.
Carl "'Bud" Jones, who is beading
that petition drive, said volunteers, have
collected about 2,000 of ~.ooo signatures
needed.
He said be will . present his plan for
the new unUied district at a meeting
7:30 p.m. Oct. 30 of the Orange County
Committee oo School Pistrict Organita·
lion.
Jones said today he won't be asking
for comment or a vote of support from
tha t commlUee, but he wants to make
them aware of his plan.
According to Jones, if the 5 , 2 o o
signatures are collectetl. lhe m a t t e r
would go directly to tbe st.a te Board
of Education, bypassing local govern·
mental agencies.
But Jones said he believes the state
Board of F.ducation will eventually
ask the cotmty cammittee for an opinion
on the isaue.
The Fountain Valley sdlool ~ha.<
taken no stand on Jones' effort, bul
a district spokesman said the formation
of that new unifJed school system could
go before voters as early as November,
1975.
I( Jones' efforts do fail, as county
educa tion officials have predicted they
will, the Fowitain Valley School District
is expected to come up with another
unification plan of its own.
Dr. Brick resigned as superintendenl,
asking to be reassigned as business
director. lie has agreed kl remain as
interim superintendent until Dec. 10, but
has not. said If he will conUoue ln
the interim poSt any longer. ...
The lA.\f, which represents 9 9 0
cmpk>yes at the Hun tington Beach plant
plus ethers at McDonnell Douglas
facilities at Santa Monica , Torrance
and Palmdale, has served notice· that
i,t..'I contracts with the finn will expire
midnigllt Sund<y. From Page Al
The IAM representalive voould n o t
discuss what woold happen if an agree-
ment Is not reached before then.
Leaders cf the United A e r o s pa c e
Workers, which representa McDormell
Douglas employf! at Long Beach, also
are lodged at lhe LOng Beach hotel.
The UAW has served strike noti9t! as
or midnight Friday.
A spokesman fo r lhc J.1cDonnell
Douglas management also was close-
mouthed on the progress oL the talks.
•'We have never diSl'USScd negotiations,"
he s<:ud.
In addition to pay Increases, a key
District See ks
Citizens' Picks
The Ocean Vie"' SChool District "'ants
lo know \\1hat kind of superintendent
lhe people of the community want
trustees to hire to fill the current vacan·
ry.
Dr. Robert Ferris, consultant to the
board ol trustees on the seleclioo of
a superintendent \\ill n1eet with in-
dividuals and group representatives dur-
ing the day and evening next Tuesday .
Those interested in participating may
arrange aJipointmcnLs by calling Joyce
Steen at 847-2551 between 8 a.m. and
4:30 p.m. A brochure oullining the qualifications
and conditions of employment of the
superintendent is available from l he
distri ct's publi c information office, aides
. ");lid.
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BAii, CAMPAIGN ...
Deferu;e evidence tncludes a pawn shop
ticket signed ~ Russell that nigbt in
downtown Long Beach, where he bought
a jewelry trinket for his new \\i fe Karen
while they \l{el'e oot on the town.
"l'se just like a kid ... ," he s a Id
somewhat. sadly in 11 1•ilhouA interview
with the Daily Pilot last Friday. "We
From Page Al ·
TAPES ...
lhe three meetings and that he told
the prosecUtion aft er hea ring the tapes
he could not vouch that the recordings
matched his recollections.
Sirica then excused the jury and the
argument over Dean's credibility broke
out. Defense attorneys ultimately waived
their objections and agreed to let the
three tapes be played without having
Dean vouch for them.
Earlier. \Vilson led Dean through his
use -wilbout getting permission from
anyone -of $4,850 in cash from a
\Vhite House fund to pay !or his honey·
1noon and other personal ~xpenSt>s.
Dean . unruffled , admiltl'd he h a d
helped himself to the cash in October, •
19n from $15,200 entrusted to him for
S<>fekeeping six months before and had
replaced it \\'ith a pe rsonal check that
\vould have bounced had it been cashed.
Just before he was fired from the
\Vhit.e House in April, 1973, he testified.
he gave another check for $4.850 and
the remaining 510,350 in cash to his
la"''ye r. ~le said the money was put
into escrow at a Rockville, Md. bank
and is still there pending I e·g a I
determination of who rightfully owns
iL
The 1noney originally "'"as part of
a $350.000 cash fund diverted fro m the
Nixon re-election campaign to lhe White
House. where It was kept u D d e r
Haldeman's oontrol. Some of it even·
tua\ly was paid kl lhe Watergate
burglars.
nxle all the rides and me 'n David
!hot some pool."
He said that night the ammement
park was one of the first be and Karen
enjoyed together, since her son by a
previous marriage, 'Nolan Tracy, now
4, was spending the weekend' with his
natural father.
A court in Napa County' Calif., SU~
quently ordered the cl:.ild taken away
from Jame! and .Karen, saying It was
an unfit home if the stepfather stood
accused of murder.
Russell's brother Noah-also cbar1eii
in Lhe savage slaying cf the invali~was
in Department 100 of Los Angeles County
Superior Court himself Tuesday, but only
as a spectator and member Of the ··
famHy.
He is free on his own recognizance
without having to pool cash bond on
the Oklahoma homicide charge, f o r
"·hich no trial date has even been set
yet.
His brother has been held 745 days
without bail, arraignment or tr i a I,
because in his case extradition is in·
volved and an extradition he~r~ll is
not technically a trial. '
Santa Ana attorney Roger Agajaffian,
who is representing Russell free of
charge, claims his client has been sub-
jected to double jeopardy but so far,
appelate courts and lhe Callfornia
Supreme Court have yet to agree.
Oklahoma authorities, meanwhile,
clai m they have new evidence against
Russell in the patheUc slaying of the
crippled old man, but refuse to discuss
it any further .
Russell was arrested once in Orange
County and eventually freed by Superior
Court Judge William 11-11.U'WY on the
basis of a polygraph test that strongly
indicated his innocence.
One factor Oklabo":i.! authorities: claim
to have is an alleged call by the de£en·
dant to his brother Noah in the Sooner
State, in which be claimed to have
bragged that he sure did beat that
lie detector tesl
Badham Urging Bright's
Ouster on Coast Panel
By CAR'' GRANVILLE
Of lllt O•!IY l"Olol 1!111
Dr. Donald B. Bright should be remO\'·
rd from the South Coast Region a I
Co a$ tline Commission, Assemblyman
Robert Badham (R·Newport Beach) said
Tut'sday.
B.1dham's call for the coastal com-
mission cbairman's ouster because of
his political fund raiS"ing actlvlliea came
at a Coruna del to.tar Klwanil Club
luncheon.
The Newport Bt:ach : 1semblyman
labeled Brighrs aborted plan to hold a
$100-per·person fund rab:ing rtttptlon for
Otmocralic gubernatorial candidate Ed-
mund G. liro~n Jr. "a bl atant mlsu.se
of power ."
Purportedb' Invited to th8 reception
that was to have been hekl near Costa ~te.aa this week wero dcveJopera ' and
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others who rel\Jlarly do bulineas with
lhe commission Bright heads.
The fwld railing receptloo was called
off when 3 storm of crltlclsm deSeended
on Bright and a conflict o{ interest
issue was rilled by Brown'1 opponent,
state Controller Houston Flournoy.
Badham said the coastal commlM\on
chairman uM!d "slationery and other
comml.uion rtaources'' to promote the
political receptk>o.
"II h• (Brlgllt) WU an elected olficial
Oe would be recalled," &adham 11.ld.
.. , don't ste why an appointed olficlnl
who m~u"' hl1 powtr should be lnaled
any d\ffer'1!Uy."
Alter his apeech, Badham said he
has written Governor Rqgan to aak him
to demand Brlibt's "immidlate retlp•
tlon,"
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POLICE RESCUE WORKERS CLEAR SCENE OF SC HOOL BUS· TRAIN WRECK IN ARAGON, GEORGIA 1S.ven Kiiied, 68 Reported Injured As ~ork Tral n Backs Into Bui Loaded With School Children
Fear of Cri1ne
Cited in Lack
Of B11s Riders
By W1LLIA"'1 SCHREIBER
Of Ille 01lty ,llot 5!1ff
~tany prospective riders on Orange
County Transit District vch:cles may
be avoiding the use of mass transit
because they fear the possibility a f
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli, vice chairman of a
ciUtens committee studying the impact
of future transit plans, said today safety
concerns will be one (If the district's
toughest obstacles to overcome,
' "The single most important aspect
of transit system impact is a need
to change the attitude of the. population
regarding fea r of violence,'· said Covelli,
a professor at Cal State Long Beach.
Covelli 's task forte, ofte of three• fft
up by the Citizens Advisory Transit
Committee , recommended that the
district concentrate en intensive service
in disadvantaged! areas that usuaJly have
the highest crime rate.
"To make the service work and attract
riders, the district should establish a
direct line of communications with safety
agencies for protection of passengers
in high crime area.s," Covelli said ,
Covelli's tas k force made no specific
recommendations, but hiJJted at t be
possibility of special transits e cur it y
patrols or bus guards.
Hacksaw Blades
Found in Photo
F0!.50M (AP) -'The paekage
containing a photo of a pastoral, y;oodsy
scene failed to clear the Folsom Prison
X·ray mac hine.
The reason: three four-int.~ Io n 8 •
~hacksaw blades were mounted on the
back of the photo, mailed from a tic·
litious Santa Barbara address to a
.rolsom inmate. '
Associate warden Huel 1'.torphis said
Tuesday the package was addressed to
Clifton Ray Cates, 33, serving time in
Folsom's maximum security section for
a Sacramento burglary conviction and
for escape.
Train Hits School Bus;
Seven Childre1i Perish.
ARAGON, Ga. (UPI) -Seven children
were killed and 88 injured today when
a train backed inkl a school bus .cram-
med with screaming children who oould
see the train coming but couldn't es-
cape.
Witnesses said the repair train had
been called to the ~ene of a derailment
during the rligbt and was backing up
along the tracks when it hit the bus.
The train. dragged the crumpled bus
several hundred feet down the track,
police said.
When the train came to a hal t, the
caboose wa.s derailed and on top . of
the o~rtumed bus.
'MJe Polk County coroner first reported
that the bus driver, Billy Kellett, had
been killed , But police later-said he
was hospitaized In critical condition.
A spokesman for Southern • Rail,way
Fi;om Page Al
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and, or course, belng a gentleman, I
never asked."
The tall, ruggedly built f o rm e r
choirboy annowiced through a new!paper
jn Llay• that he was going ta marry
the aunt c( V i c e President-desi gnate
Nelson A. Rockefeller's second wife, the
former Margaretta "Happy" Fitler.
Miss Fitter and Mrs. Rockefeller are
joint heiresses to the Fitler fortune,
at one time valued at more than $8
million.
Reports on Miss Filler's age have
varied fl'()m 81 upwards . Two members
of her staff at her home in an exclusive
Philadelphia subutb said she is in her aos.
"[ would never have dreamed she
was much over ISO," said Wilson, wb:>
met Miss__ FiU_er w_bile he was working
as a butler at 1he exclusive B.reake'rs
Holel in Palm Beach. Fla.
"1 learned to respect her intelligence
and her judgment, aod we established
a tremendous closenwi. Our relaliooship
was built entirely on companlonsblp
rather than on Jove," Wilson said Tues.
day from his parents' modest, tbree-
bedroom home in this small W e I s h
vi llage .
in Washington said the train was moving
about eight miles per hour,
The aceident occurred belwetn the
to"''ns of Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 miles northwest of Atlanta.
There were railroad crossing signs
on each side oi tbe road, but no flashing
signals.
Darrell Smith said he was pumping
gasoline at a service station about
50 feet from lhe crossing when the
collision occurred. He gave this deaaip-
tion of the accident: '
"The bus was stopped, and It started
on across. 'Ihe train was backing up,
it seemed like il speeded up and hlt
the bus.''
Smith said one of the workmen jumped
off the train and ran to the front of
the train yelling at lhe engineer "Go
back. Go back." • •'
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Due Calf Veal
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Midwestern
farmers _;, some of Whom tlaughtered
their calves in protest over low prices
-will send about 70,000 pounds ol
veal to disaster victims of Hunicane
Fifi in Honduras, It was announced to-
day.
The National Fanners Organization
and the American National Red Croll
announced their agreement to cooperate
in making available by Nov, 9 tbe veal
from 100,000 calves contributed b y
members of lhe NFO, largely i n
Wisconsin, Iawa and Illinois.
The don8tlon effort had Its origin in
a telegram sent by NFO leader Jlm
Runde of CUba City, Wis., to the White
House Oct. 16 in whlcb' he made known
the ~70 offer of tte caives.
Bar: Owner Stabbed
SAN FRANCISCO !UPI) - A 66-year·
old Tenderloin bar owner was stabbed
to death' Tuesday durlng an atteriipted
robbery on the steps of his apartment
building.
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GSA Denies Ziggurat Use for Nixon Library
WASHINGlON (AP) -Th< General
Servictt Ad.mlnbt.raUon llfl an ollia!
bulld4ig ii acquired in-Lquna Niguel,
was "o4vtr "'°""nplited to be I
prtifclent.IaJ library for former President
Nixon."
Tho building, about 10 mnes from
Nixon's San Clemente resfd~ce. was
.acquired li'eb. 15 from Rockwell Interna-
tional Corp. In exchange foi-property
in the ~al< bei6nging to the Air Fon:e.
Sen. Jooeph M, Mootoya (IJ.!'l.M.),
chairman of a Senate appropriat~
aubcommittee, asked GSA Administrator
Arthur Sampson about reports that lbt:
million --blllldinr WIS to be
WJOd lor.Nilon 's benefit.
He. quoted :>ampoon n replyll!I that
''Ibo l!!"Pl'!:\Y Wll not ac:quired IS I
presldenUaI library or a perm 1 a n t
-dtlJOil!9ry,!or Nil«lll'•·r"!!'lds."
Buflie-said that ;•tempm:erily storing t.1r.~Nixon's ~ecords In a··refaUvely small
J)Oljloo d the J:.aguna N'4uel facility fl ~m11ar to the courteiy storage pro-
• vided other Conner presidents.
Sampsoa •150 '»rote that "this a·
cl\lnge wa,s... not 1 'ball out' for Rockwell
Jnternatiooal."
"The Laguna Niguel !adlitr was •<> •
quired be<OuJt tt WU and II la Iba
,.e.,., but Interest ot lhe federal aovem·
rne.;it ~'obtain a bui~ at a reasonable
cost to mttt prMent a.nd rutu.re •pace
needs in tho-Southern· cautomi• region,"
he said,
Montoya said 1he Garal Accounting
Offie< advised blm Iha)-the GSA would
have lo· apend about '3 mlUioo to· put
the building in conditiori for use, and
malntt nance costs and utility bills \\'Ould
run abOut $500.000 a ,ear. .
In btS statement, Montoya also said
he had property recor(Js In the vicinity
or the build~ed to find out
who the owne~-anc1 rePorte<f these
sho"'ed lhnt Herbert Kalmbach or
Ne1,•port l3each, Nixon 's forme r uttomcy,
"'as iJ:l\•olved in lhc acqu.lslt.ion of t'>''O
snH1lJ tracts.
l\tontoya said records furnished hinl
sho\\·ed that 35 ac res \1·ere bought on
l'tlay 22, 1969 (Qr about $300.000 by
Oallvan Investment Co., represt>nted by
Gallvan Properties UC .. and !hat the
address of the Galivan firm v.·as in.
dlcated as t.hal of Kahnbach's law firm .
He s.a.kJ about one acre is ov.11e<1
by t.foul ton·Niguel \\'ater Oisrrlct and
its addi"e&s was listed as Suite 900.
at MO Newport Center Drive, NC\YpOft
Beach .
"This is also. the <1ddrtSll of ~1 r .
Kalnlbach'$ off!tt," Alontoya said .
Kalmbach nov.• 11 In prison.
Meao"'hHe. U.S. Di~lrict Judge Charles
R. Rlthey issued an amendt<d order
Tuseday relaxing sligtitly Ille freeze he
put Oil Nixon's presidential papel'l!.
Richey ke11l hi! requiremeifttfth:lt the
papers and tapes IM' kept in Washington
at least temporarily but OJ)f'ned lhl'nt
up ro former "'hite House staff n1e1nbers
being tried or inves11galed fn the
\\lnte rgate cHses.
The judge also said the papers could
be opened to govcrnn1ent officials "for
the purposes of c u r r e n t govern1nen(
business" with President Ford's consenl
and notificaHon of Nixon's lawyers.
The original order. Issued l\1onday.;
blocked at least temporarily tile ar-;
rungem~IJ'{6{1Chld between f\'ixon an d:
! Ford Oii dlsf>osttlon of the tnpcs and :
doc:wnents-ot the time Nixon's pnrdoo ;
was negotiated. :
Rich('y ordered 1 h1onday that l he:
papers remaj n in \Vashingto n rnther than ·
being transferred ro Laguna Niguel as
the agreement called ror -al lea st·
until lhe major issues of various la\•:suits
O\'er the malerials are St>tlled. including:'
\\'ho really O\\llS presidential papers.
Policy ·Surf aces': Hands Off Aliens
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A Sund ay, Mond•y, Wednesday
and Friday Feature
Of the Dally Pilot
What'• fK a Name?
DEAR PAT: Si.nee I grew up with one
of the most popuJar names in my age
group at that time, I want to avoid
choosing an overly popular name for my
expected c!illd. I've checked au the
sources l can, inclading tmpltals, coWl-
ty offices and my library's reader's
guide. All I've learned is that my phone
bill has increased due to all my toll
calls.
P.C., San Juan Capistrano
No pultllsbed material J, 1v1lllble 111
tbe m•t popaJ1r CRJTtDt ftnt names
being glvea lo babl.,, 1<co ... lo ~
Gardea Grove RqloNl,.~'t tcfilt
reference depar1ment -and yoar in-
qalry "" ci1ttled tat U....piy. It
seems tbat only "aftu'' •· ffrR. nme
bas been used repeatedly, tt It noted ••
• "popular" cbo\ce. AvaU.ble m•terfals
do ladkale tbat YoU'd be better off to
choose ;'l'tlary" or 0 Al'n" rather tban
Kimberly tr 11ffany if )'Oar baby dtould
be a lfrl. Tbe same 1dvlce applies to
boys. Tbe ucommon" name cboke Is out
of votuc at ibil time.
Cigarette Parks
DEAR PAT: A neighbor has told me
about aaving empty cigarette packages
and turning them In for a wbeelclutir.
My brother-in-law needs ooe for his wife
and he has saved more than 5,000 pack-
ages. If this really can be done, where
should these packages be redeemed to
get a wheel chair for a deserving per·
... ?
S.O., Costa Mesa
The same an11'w applies lo Ws in-
quiry as lo a recellt questlen aboat
where one could turn in cigarette peck·
agu to buy time on • kidney maclltne.
Tbere ts none, and ibere never Us been.
To repea~ -this story •mt lo pop ap
every few years, and fC bas no basis In
fact. You might tell your brntber·ln-law
tt coatact lbe RebabUUaUon lrutltule of
Orange County regarding the possible
loen of a wbeelcbalr by pknln1 633-
74ot, •i;per'!a••, a reader would.J>e ;wUl-
inc to dOnate or sell a wbetlc:;blr to ~m.
The Institute ls,.carrentJy reqoesttq per.
SOUi te ~ Bttty CrO<!br c.pe.1 te t• E. La Veta , Ora11l"e, CaUf ..... ,
•·h.lch ca a be ~deemed fer c1sh tt pur-
cll&se ttffded equipment, 1t1ell •• wt.eel.
clalln, for ,.ttents. Maf1 to tlte 11tea-
tioa ef C1roly1 Carrell.
Delttllve To11
DEAR PAT: I bought my tbughter a
toy called "Sweet April's Playground"
for Christ.mas. There was an es:Cessive
amount of dlrt and glue on it and one
of the parts didn't \l.'Ork. S~e's playe<I
with this 1oy ooly about rlx times and
other pieces now have broken. I wrote
to 1he company twice with no answer
reeelved. I'd gladly return the complete
toy in exchange tor a new one, or just
the parts that Offd replactng.
DJ'., foUl)lain \'•lllY
Your only f'ffOal'H In tMt sttaattoa
•ouJd be lo shop for a _. tey lleesQI
the m1aufldorer, Re~ hclmtrles.
went CMi& of binJJlns la l•DDrJ'. AJ..
though oeverll iarse toy IOJIPll<n ......
O>Dtacted II ft tffort '9 ftlld I "flrb11
source ftr this Item, none cOldl tf1tr
tS5ll&ance. n:e erlstJq sl&k if Remat
toys Is sU1J bt.111 IOld bJ Mme rlrmr
• erpeclaDy dJscouot outkts.
Soviet Rocket Tests
MOSCOW (A P) -The SoYicl Union
announced today that 1 11trkll ol rocket
test1 in the Pacinc Octan hMJ been
successtully completed. Tes,,, the offfclal
news ff..t.O.C.Yt sakt~lhe lest area wa11
open aga in to &e4I Ind air navigaUon.
It was closed Oct. 17.
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Frightened
Boy Addict
Testifws
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - A !rfght-
ened 13-year-old heroin adclict with tears
in his eyes told a federal jury or being
~ drug pusher.
Jaime, now under treatment for his
habit, testified Tuesday at the trial of
three San Antonio men at"CUsed of pos-
sessing and selling heroin.
The boy fll'St was asked if he knew
drug enforcement agent Jo.mes Lewis.
"Yeah," Jaime repUed.
"Jlave you sold heroin t.o him ?"
"Yeah," was the answer.
"How many times did you sell heroin
to him?"
"Four times," the witness said.
'"Who did you get the heroin from?"
Ai that point, the boy hesitated. He
refused earlier to testify because, as a
defense lawyer Mid, "He's obviously
frighteoed to death."
Again the question was asked.
This time Jaime answered In a faint
voice, "From Jimmy Perez."
Perez, 22; ·Gilbert L. ,Qattja, 26; and
Pedro J. Almaraz, 42, all of Sin Ar.tonio,
are on trial before U.S. District Court
Judge Andrian Spears.
~aime at first refused lo testify I»
cause a woman spectator had been
motioning to him from the audience.
Spears .said be "was not accusing any-
one of trying to influence the witness
but I'm giving a fair wamlng -if any-
one does try to innuence ll witness, !hey
are going to be deaJt with_.harshly."
The dark-haired woman_Jeft lhe court
room as sooo as Jaime took the stand
a aeoond time.
'lbe last quest'°'1 on c:ross-examini·
tion was, "Did you go to him ( Le\vis l or
did be come to you to sell thfo heroin?"
"He came to me," Jaime answered.
A 14-year-old who st.ands a bead taller
than Jaime testified he .,kt heroin to
Lewis three times.
The older boy, named Oscar, and also
being treated for addiction, adJrjtted he
.-.. sca...t tq testiO" .~ \old Oscar
he would not be prosecuted for his testi-
mooy.
"Who did you get it (the ~roin)
from?" Oscar was asked.
"Jimmy Gleason Perez," h replied in
a low voice.
Lewis testified earlier iJ1at bis "pri-
mary objective wasn't to get lhe chll·
dren -Ufere had to be adull.'J behind
the children."
Trial of the c.ase continues today be-
fore a jury of seven women and live
m<n.
AN 'IRVINE'
FOR IRVINE
"We 've finally done it," Ir vi ne
Administrative Services Director James .
Harrington told the city council Tuesday
as he introduced his new clerk typist.
Mrs . Virginia "Ginger" Irvine of Irvine
was t.be new Irvine employe.
.S irica Hin ts
Ex-president
May Testify
' Supe1·viso1· Riley Urges
'Republican Leadership'
Orange County Fifth District
Supervisor Thomas Riley has called for
Increased leadership from Republlean1
In dealing wilh environmental ~trol.s.
Speaking' in El Toro to the Saddleback
Valley Republican \Vomen's Club Tutt·
day, Riley said, "The Republican Party
mu.~ address itself to problems of the
enviroQ.ment. 'Ille problems are real and
thby aren't going away."
Riley, a S.pubUcaA appointed re<tnliy
by Governor Reagan, aaJd "lf we fall
to act, others will. 1•
"It ts my rear that a demand-type
of ictlvtsm ls likely to come In a
manner whlth •ookl be most detrimental
to our way of life -11 would our
way of life alter greatly if we were
to allow our tnvlromnent to deteriorate."
Rlley'I a(>ffcl> was lilied "Property
Jilgbt.<, The Environment and T h •
Republican Parfy.''
lie addrt&<ed blmsel! primarily to the
conflict between allo"ing uncontrolled
development and what he c a t I e d
"oveneaJom tn\!ironme:ntalism.,.
"On one hand v.-e--wish-to prese.rve
for ourseiv('s and for our f e 11 o w
Americans rights to full and free control
of ~rmaJ pro~ny,·• Riiey at a I t d .
"While on the other hand we wish to
protect our Jivin& enVJronmt:nt for
ourlW'lves and our children."
Ril ey said he felt completion of the
counly's general Jllan should take first
priority in county supervisors' busines1.
He sa!:I he has been hearing from
~ steady 11tream of builders, landowners.
homeowners aS90Cl.ation representatives.
and envi.ro11mentalists since hi s ap-
poiolment to the f>9ard in August,
Commenting on the recent first amend·
mtnl to the general plan giving develop-
ment approval for 4,000 acres In north
El Toro , Riley said "! tell very com-
fortable •Ith It -and what l was
able to contribute paid off.
04EI Toro Road Is designated a scenic
blghway -but you know as well as
I do thal it doesn1 look like ii," Riley
said.
"In the rush to get the f1rst a.mend·
mtnl passtd: all considerlltiota ol El
Toro Road a1 a tce'llic hi&hway y,·ere
dlsregan!ed." Riley uid.
"I blame my commissioner ( Bart
Spendlove1 and tbe others for thls. They
folded under the prE!~Uft of gelUng
a plan out ll!l 1"st as possible.•·
Through Riiey's effort.s. a Jtatern~nl
wa1 addod to the amendment'" saJ'ing
the sctnlc highway provisions must be
met berore ionlng ls appro\•cd.
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Reverse Bias? New Action
Minority Hiring
Joh 'Difficult'~
Co11f ir1ned
By Pat1·ol
By DOUGLAS FRJZSCHE
Of 1111 D111w l"Uot Sl•lf
TODAY
BY
J. C. HUMPHRIES
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PEARLS IN
CANNED OYSTERS?
The cann£>d pearl oyster with a
cultured pearl in!'ide is available
at a wide variety of retail
outlets. and it is presumed that
tbese cultu rcd·peu rl·containin ~
oysters a re those in which the
implanted seed has not yet had
time to develop into a pearl of
possible gem quality.
Over the yea r s. many tests
have been made on the pearls
rrom such canned oysters. a nd
one such recent tes t disc loScd
not a cultured pearl. but. an
outright imitatipn. ·
Althou ~h the ca n opener
search ror cultured pearls may
be an amusi ng a rm chair
prelude to oyster stew. there are
only L~·o \\•ay~ to obtain cultured
peurls of ~e rn quality : e ither
dive for them your5elf or ~o lo a
trusted rct~ilcr ... ~·our loca l
independent jC\\.'Clcr.
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:14 DAILY PILOT Wednesday, October 23. 1974
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, Dig Deeper
r 4 r _, For Transit
f;t:l'Tl/li(i. 1'11ER!'; t·llO;\l llERE:
·rhe Ur{lnge County R;1pid l 'ransit
Di strict is much in Lhl' nC\\'S these
days. First. becau~e a fot Qf f><'O!>le
<ire ridin~ the J{·r1; bu.-.e .... Sccontily,
lhc di::.tric:t needs n1ort' I.orig tircl'n
This ~cc11ncl c ll'llll'lll ~huuldn't eon1c
as <iny n1011un1cnt;d :-.urpr1se. to
11copli.: '''hCJ ha\'C hcen ;1 round a
i.:ro<.·cry countt'r lately. E\·erybody
ut·cds n1ore c;.is h.
Thus it is th;tl uur tr<in:-1t U1str1c:t , in
.,, 'its vast planning for ho\v \\'e'll gel
around in 11ic future, has to up the
cslimatcs of\\'h:lt it 's goin g to cost.
'!'he trans it people ;ire like the guy
\\ho budgeted in 1970 to huy a beef.
:-ite<ik in 197·1. '!'he buck he put au·ay
b:1tk in '70 just isn 'l going to do the
1ob.
St) ~U\\'' ·rtJ (;El' us ;J full ·ratt·
r;.i pid transit ::;y~tem . it'::; goi ng to cost
S.1.52 billion. or roughly doub\(' vohal
the transit people had figured on \\'hen
they budgeted \\•ith less·inflated dol·
l<irs.
\Vhtn tht: \vondrous ~ystcm of the
future l s completed, some t ime
around 1990, the Orange County Iran·
:sit folks fi gure that people "'ill be
making 10 million trips a' day all
around our county.
The experts on all this, of <:ourse.
lalk like experts. They speak in term~
of "person·lri ps generated " and
··ridership'' and things like ··auto use
disincenti ves.''
. .\uto use disincenth·es, you ;is~. ju~t
,,·hat in all of Orange County are the~·
t alking about':
TJfE\" l\I EAS Tiii:: reasons \\h~',
you'd rather leu,·c the old family hea1)
at home t1nd go by bus or rail to
Disneyland or Knott':-. Berry Farm
Or even to '''ork
,\n autn di:.inc:c·nti\'t• 1s a flat lir~·
\\·hen )'OU h;.i,·e on your good :suit.
\\'hen the kids s pread chocolate rip·
pie ice cream all over your drive r'.$
seat and steering wheel. that's an auto
disincentive. \\"ho u·ants to sit dO\\·n in
that''
Soi~ the price or gasoline, oil, tire.-.,
and anti-pollution de\'ices. '
1\ny\\'ay, the Orange County tran~it
people are all steamed up these day~
about a onc·<:Cnt increase in the s ale~
tax \\'hich they a ssert is needed to get
this sytem built SQ \\'C can there fron1
here.
Take o ver P-lot
Ex-Greek Leader
Arrested, Exiled
t\'l'Hf.NS. Greece IAPI -t•ormer
dictator George Papadopoulos and
!'our of his clos<"s l associ:ttes h:t vc
been arrcslcd and exiled to a remole
part of Greece on charges of plotting
to rtg:1in po\\'Cf, the go"crnmcnt an·
nnuncl·d loda,\·.
The announce m ent said those ar·
re:-ted \\•ith Papadopoulos \1•ere his
former ci<·puly premier::;, Stylianos
l'at<.1ko.-: anti :\ichula:-. :\Jak>irczo~.
nnt· ur 1 he h;_u·d·hne minblt:rs in hi~
ri:~11n~" lo1.1n111s L<Hlas; and the f<Jr ·
nll'I' chief of the central 1ntelhgcnl'e
<igtn<:y, :O.tichucl Roufogalis.
:\uthortlali\'P sources ~;ud the fi\'e
mt:n \I t!rc taken to the sni;ill isl and of
Kea. ;1buul flU miles so uthc;ist of
Athens.
'fhc go1·t'rnn1cnt':-. announccinc nt
said Pap;1dopoulos and the other four
"undertoO'k cons piratorial uctivll y,
tre;iting anxit;IY and the conditions
conducive to the d islurbancc of public
pc ace and ordt·r, ••t a ti1nc \\'hen the
people are being sumn1oncd to cxcr .
cise their SO \'ercign rights f(Jr 1 he
completion,of democratic legality ..
TllJS \\'AS r\ REF'EREXCF. lo the
parliamentur.y election -Gref!l'.c·s
first in niore than JO vears -th~it the
rcfnrrn regime or Pi·cn1it·r Constan-
11ne Caran1anlis ha:. scheduled i\n\·.
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The :.innouncement also 1ndicatt'd
lh:.il more ch:1rgcs \rill prohab!y b('
·fil ed ;1gainst the fir t' n1l·n. lt s:1irl tht'ir
<:onfintnH:nt mude it in1pos:.l blc ro1·
them to esca pe from Greece \\'hile the
leaders of the military. dictatorship
are being investigated.
The government \varned that it 1~
prepared to counter "\vith deter·
mination any suspicious movements
or those responsible for seven years of
dictatorship."
The go \'e rnment announced
UPITtkPllOIO
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
George Papadopoulos
1·ue~da .\',lh<1t P;1padopoulos has been
undC'r hou se arr('st for the last lhree
'''!~k :-"for 1naking conspiralori:il
n10,<·.:-. ·· ·rhcrc huvc been pcr;;istent
rL•Jmrts that leaders of the ousl(•d
1nili1ar ~· regime \\'ere plotting to
n1:ike :.1 co1n ebock .
Sl]';CE lllS OVERTHRO\V by
another military junta a year ago,
Papadopoulos had been living quietly
in the seaside ''ilia 50 miles from •
,\thens that he reoted from shipping
magn:ttc :\ristolle Onassis.
'Paid Baek in Full'
Columnist Confirms
Loan From Rockefeller
\\'ASftl~G1'0i'\ (t:PIJ -Column1:st
Tom Braden has confirmed that Vice
Pres identia l nominee Nel son
Rockefeller reluctantly le nt him
money 20 years ago to help him buy
the Octanside Blade·Tribone
11{'\\ spa per.
Braden. in ;1 column distributed by
the Los Angeles Tin1es Syndicate,
s:.iid he \hought the 10:.111. long sintl'
repaid. \\as n011c of the public':;
bu ::;lnc:.s. But he said he \ras "lossin g
;.i side old principles" of pri\'<Je.\·
rather than he ~USJJC'Ctl'd of "hiding
.so n1c d:.irk and n1yslerious innuence
or t r1mc .
1:-.; . .\ T\\'0-PA.Gf: :.talenlent
Tuesday night, Rockefeller s:tid .. it
has become physically in11>0ssiblc to
do the research and obtain all the. in·
formation rcquc:sted b~' the press"
"hi\e at the same time· fulfilling
respons ibilities to his f;.in1ily ;ind
eOl1£ressional in \'eSli2:alor~ ..
.. Therefore, I ;1m <lefcrring <ill ·
S\Vering further questions until I ap ·
pear in person before the congres·
::;ional eommittf'es." he said .
T ltt:\' ARE Rl,;'.\::\l i'G scared
toward the ~ovember election in
askingJlle }'Oler:<; tQ QQfil_JJ.Jl an C~WL
penny on things they bu~· these day:._
That's because e\·crybody is askin g
the \'Ot ers 10 pon.v up an extra
something.
B1:aden ~ll·id-he-has-1\nov.'n-Rockc.fel-_
k·r 33 ye;u·s, onre \Vorked under hin1
and mal'ried ht.>< 0111: .. time econon1ie
assis tant.
DAILY PILOT ---1-hcr;.I
1'hen, vf euur~t."', the penny ta.x
question is fair game for thf•
politicians \\·ho can come out against
1t. :\ssembl'yn1an Robert Burke, thL·
Republican from l-l untington He;u.:h.
did that just th is \\'eek .
E\'ery pulilician kno\1·s you c;:innot
make too niany enen1ies "'hen you
con1c out against highe1· taxe5.
T iit: J,.·\RGER (~lit:ST JIJ :\.
ho\vc,·er . SL·en1s to be 1f Or;1nge Coun
tians "ill bl' \rilling to 1>u t up anotht·r
penny 111 ~;des 1:1xc.~ to ~et the S4 .:1'.!
b1!1ion r ;ql td tr;111:-.1t :-):-.ll'n1 bulll
hefor<· !hl' 1•nd 11f th is centur.1.
l'l·uplc \1·ho tod;1y arl' .-.tUl'k (lail) 111
long \inc~ of ~1110£~~ traffic \l oUl{I
:'it'Clll tu lJl' !hi.· hc-.1r.111rhrta1c~1o \flit'
)·c:i.
So l'Omv :\r•\t•mhl'r. ,,c·1·c ,eo1ng lu
ftnd out hO\\' :-.trong our ;.iu1o di::;incen
ti\'es are around this p\;i ct'.
"\\·e ha\·e otten ext·h;_1ngt«I Christ
m:.is gi fL~. l ie h·nt m~· ,1·ife somt>
money for a television pilot film ; hC'
ha.'> bt'cn gcnC'rous to nty olde:st son tu
\\·horn he is godfather." llraden said
llE S1\ID TJl,\f in 195-1 , he had
Sl5.000 saved to-buy the nev•spaper,
but nc.<'ded n1 orc and a::.kcd Hockefel ·
lcr for help.
",\nd so he helped. rather rcluttan
1 h·. :1s I r(•r11 en1 her," Braden said.
"·Jle didn't buy ;i nt'\\'S]l ill>l'f co\um·
11isL li e rnadc a loan to a rriC'nd \\·hn
µaid it back \VHh interest:-. and \\'ho
011 \\\·o 11cc;1sions \\·hen he r<.in for the·
pl'esidential non1inatio11 --supporll·~
('<Jndiclatcs front the other party.
Br;iden s aid.
i\tea n\\•hi lt·. Rockcfc llt'r ha ~
pron1iscd to release murc informatiQn
t111s \\'t'Ck on his gifts and lo;ins. but he
h :1~ c·la111ped a lid on reporters'
·questions .until he resumes con i.::rcs·
.;;ional testimony on his nomina lion.
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DAILY PILOT-EDITORIAL PAGE
Downtown Planning
The City or lluntington Beuch seems to be
proceeding "'i!lcly in planning the rebirth of ils
downtown area .
A_l a series or meetings no\v being conducted. cit.v
ofric1a ls-a nd consultants arc cons ulting with
downtown property O\Vners, bus ine:ss mcn and
residents lo discuss plans and elicit citizen response.
'l'he eventual plan muy include 1.000 hotel rooms,
an a.m usemenl pa rk a nd $portS·shopping complex.
s pecialty s hops and pe1·ha1JS a s m ull college. 1'he !lC\v
downtown ttlso m ay have senior citizens' housing,
condominiums. an enlarged pier amt board\valk.
pedestrian m a ll s. underground parking and a mass
tra nsit center.
But Vince Atoorhousc. director of the city's
Harbors and Beac hes Department a nd coordina tor of
t~e downtown redevelopment project. is quic k to
Point out no pla ns are "set in ceme nt'' a s vet and
won 't be until the city has input from eVeryont'
involved.
His approac h rriakes se~se. lnvol\:ing those with
the grea(est personal interest 111 do\vnto y,•n
Huntington Beach in the formulation of a plan, should
help ensure its s uccess.
Vote of Confidence
A vote of t he Follntain Valley Cit y Council last
week a m ounts to a vote of confidence in the youth of
th·ecommunity.
T he ordinan.ce a nd r esolution be fore the
councilmen were designed to strengthe n the Fount:.1in
Valley Youth Commission .
Or:::: meas ure would restructure re presentation .
~he other, more im{M>rlantl v. "'ould corhmit gr.eater
·time and effort o f city staff to liaison 'vork \\•ith the
youth co.mmission.
'l'hc ~~ountain Valley council's quick approval or
the inCl't!3SCd Starr suppOrt is in ilS('Jf (l'Cognition or
the role Of the )'OUth t"Ommissioq 's pa st and ruture .
It 's a difficult assignment the commission h<1S
larkled, the job or improving the int errel<.1tion shiil
bcl\vc.c n the comn1unity and its youth. ''ct this youth
commission -\vorking With the <:ity. l'i\'ic groups ,
social services-is getting· that job doni.·.
With their moYe to st1·cngthcn {he comn1ission.
J<'o untain Valley city countilmen l'ecognizccl the value
uf:such achicven1cnl.
'fhe ir vol t> of confidcnc 1· '''i.I ~ a vote ,,·c/1 -dcsc rvcd .
Positive Profest
Protest , by its very natu re. is nrgativc. But thE.·
p1·oducts of protest can be Positive .
1'hal could be truc,in the cusc in tl)e FoUnL~i n
Valley Cham her of Commerce's recent protest before
the .Fountain Valley City Cou'nc il. •
In a hig hly critical letter. the chamber charged
that. the city staff had failed to li\'C up to promises to
keep the c hamber up to date on \\·hat is knO\\'n as the
J>resley p lan.
1'his plan \\'OUld take 350 <icrcs of the city's 450
acres of undeveloped land zoned for industrial use
<.1nd create a primarily r esidenti<il developme nl.
The council obviously recognizes the value of the
chamber's vie\YS on future d evelopme nt in the city.
'l'he \\'Ord on cooperation went out to the staff irn·
mcdiutely.
The council holds its hearings on the Presley plan
Nov. 12. That day should bring still a nother pas itive
.product or the chamber's protest-the careful con-
5ide ration. of the group's carefully cons ide red vie\\'S
on the Presley plan.
'And they used to call us racists''
H
How Kissinger ·0ear
Gloomy
Gus
He's AlaeHd of tlae President
Wielded Power
WASHINGTON -For the past five
years, U.S. foreign policy has been
almost totally dominated by one man
-Dr. He nry A. Kissinger. Inside
sources, with secret documents to
back up their story, ha ve told us how
he manipu l ated ·
the di p l om a ti c 1',.~
strings.
Throughout the
Nixon years, Kis·
singer steadfastly
maintained to
inquiring repor-
ters that he never
reco mm e n de d
policy to th e
Pres ident unless his views we re
solicited. I-le merely presented "op-
tions." he vowed, and Jen it to the
C'hier to make the decisions.
IT WAS SAID President Nixon
"'·ould retire to the solitude or the Lin-
coln sitting room or to his secluded of-
fice in the While House annex, where
he would pore over his options. After
much ·agonizing and scratching on
yellow lega l pad,, he would emerge
and announce his moment,ou s
decisions,
This Js not. according to our sour-
.res. how il happened. Thcy.,.say Kis-
singer seldom failed to give the
President his personal rccommen·
dations and Nixon seldom fai led to
take the advice. As a former Kis·
singer assoriate put it succinctly :
.. Nixon agreed with Henry on the
things he knew aboul. and he trusted
l-lenry on the things he didn't know
about " '
TllE PATTE RN u·as set early in
1969 when Nixon ~ave the National
Security Council staff a pep ta1k .' Af-
ter a few genera l re marks. according
to several eye witnesses, he nodded
toward Kissinge r. ·•t-Jenr y and I are
going to end the w0tr," the President
snid. u·ith a sly :s mile. ··we wanl you
fellows to take c:ire of the rest or the
u·orld.''
Our sources SiiY Nixon then laun·
chcd into a ruriou~ and \'ulgar asi;ault
on the State Department. Forei1:n
poli cy u•as goinJ: to be handled by the
While !louse. he declared, 11nd not by
the "striped·pants faggots" at Foggy
Bottom .
There was a collective gasp from
the two dozen NSC staff members.
President Nixon. with his pen.chant
for saying the wrong thing at the
wrong time. had forgotten that the
majority of his audience had rome to
the White House from the foreign ser-
vice.
TH~R EAFT E R , Ki ssing·cr set up
his own private State Department in
tlie basement or the While I-louse.
w.herc he directed every aspect or the
decision-makin g machinery.
lie prc«Jlded over the National
· Setuiit y Council. which determined
overill policy. lie controlled the
sup(!rsec·ret Com mittec or f'orty,
which plotted CO\•Crt actii,.:ities. He
also headed the Washington Special
Action Group, which assembled to
manage crises.
The serttt minutes sho'll.1 that Nixon
seldom atlended the~e crucial
meetings but wailed for Kissin ger lo nu him in. The tu·o men conff!rred
together frcquenlly.
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(JACK ANDERSON)
When Kissinger travelled abroad,
he kept the President informed with
cryptic personal messages. Only the
two of them understood some or the
rererences.
A typica l message from Kissinger
in the l\1iddle East, as recalled bra
source '11.'hO saw it, reported: "P.fet
with Nu mber One. Discussed options.
Re agrees in prin'riple."
1'10ST OF Kissinger 's recommen-
dations to the-President we re subm it-
ted forma lly in secret memos. which
were guarded as closely as nuclear
secrets. Very few of Kissing er's as-
sociates are aware such documents
exist.
We, however, have seen some or
them. A typical Ki ssingcr·to-Nixo n
memo would be typed on White House
letterhead and stamped SECRET.
Kissinger wo uld begin with terse
background information and then
outline his ··recommendations.''
At the bottom of the page were lYl'O
blank lines, the leftmost n1arked .. AP·
prove." and the other "Disapprove ...
Almost never, according to our sour-
ces. did Nixon initial the "di sap·
prove" space.
USUALLY, a series of ··tabs " fol ·
lowed on pl ain white paper. These
took up specific issues, expressed in
blunt. candid language. Each tab con-
ta ined ··approve" and "disapprove"
lines.
The crowning loueh would come
when Nixon called in his Ca binet or
other associates 10 brief them on his
foreign palicy decis ion . As he spoke to
them. he invariably consulted a
'"talking poinls" paper prepared. or
course. hy the ubiquitous Dr. Kis·
singer ·
KISSINGE R'S person:il memos and
Lalking papers ~uided Nixon on lhe
Vietnam War. the invasion of Ca m·
bodia. the South Viclnamesl' invasion
of Laos. and scores or other initiatives
around the world.
Our sources could recall on ly one
major issue on which Nixon \'etocd
Kissinger's recon1 mcndations. 'fhat
was the decision.lo bnn1h llanoi and
mine llaiphong llarbor 1n r-.1a.v 1972
In that instance. Ni~on o\·l'rruled all
or his chi C'f advisers, including 1'\is
singer.·
Kissinger's r1on1 in:111on of forl'1g.n
pOil('Y has continlicd into the F'utd 1\d
ministration. lnci rcd, Prt•sic\('nt Ford
had scarC'c ly been sv.'or·n 111 licforc· he
ussured the u·orld lh at llcnry Ki s-
sini;:c r would stay on . Like Ni"on
btrore him , Ford It! <tns he.a vily on Kls
singer for foreign po]i('y g11id :1ncc .
Our souces say. in fact. thn l'Fnrd hus
not ovcrtuled Kissinger yet.
FOOTNOTE : Ki ssi nger has St)n1ci
brilliant diploma tic achievements .10
his credit. including lt;n1Jl(lr:iry pcal'C
in the ~1 iddl<' f>~a st . dl'tcnte Yi'\\ h lht"
Soviet Uni on a nd rapprochemenl u·ith
mainland China. But lhl're ha\'C al!'lo
been a few disaster~. such as the In·
dia·Pakist an war, Chile, Cyprus and
Lbe aborted ··v car of Europe.··
Quotes SOU RCES whn uccusionutly were
tailed into their pr\votci meetings say
NiKon and Kissinger a11par1.1ntly did·
n't engage In dttp, lqtt'llcetu:1I discus· !11r!i. •:. R. l'rilboro~·i,kl, GIC'ndor:i
slons. They talked ribout u·orld issues .. ··This country's slah1ht~ d<)C~ not
1n terms of 11cr~onal!tici1 and they hang on the thin thread of mere per
we rt ofte n vulaar. rl1>ping into sonaliLy ... hy adhcl'i n11: to truth :and
for eig n leu dcrs w ith c rudt. _principlea ~t.hco.nl y renl v11tucs.good
aomeli'!'es cr11el. remarks. governn1ent 1ncv1tahly nu1sl follow .
Economic dis crimination is
wh en the Huntington Beach
s tree t department washes
s ide wa l k s for the s in gle
reside nce dwellers but passes
up the mobile home parks.
L.D.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
.[SYDNEY HARRIS)
In any di scussion or u•orld problems
and man's £ate, somebody sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, ..,..,ith SYi"Cel
smugness. ··well. if u·e only would
obey the Decalogue, everything ..,..,ould
be fine. After all. the Ten Command -
ments are still the best rules to fol ·
lo"· ..
Yet. if "'e took such a man seriously
and ques tioned him on only one of the
Ten Commandments, and perhaps the
most important, ..,..·hat would be the
result?
"Thou shalt nol kilt." A 1>lain . fl at
statement, without ·qualification or
n1odification. What does our friend of
the Decalogue say to this? Docs he "aC'·
ccpt it, completely and unequivocal-
ly? Or docs he try to get around it In
l)rlc u•ay or another"
f>'IRST OF ALL, he y,1ill say lhal we
have a ··right" to kill in '.'iell ·
dcfensl' -even 1ho.ugh the Decalogue
docs not say, "Thou s halt not kil l. ex-
cept in self-defense."
Then he u•ill say th at soeie'Fy has a
nght to klll offenders, if their offense
is deemed i:;rievous enough----i!vcn
thou,e.h the first killer, Cain, v.•as not
executed by God but \\·as branded and
senl intoe1d1C'.
Next. he \\'ill insist that a n:1tion has
!hi.' "right" tu klll cnen1ies in tin1c of
\\:ir: he m;;1y de plore such a ncccssit~·
tand gc11t•r:ils arc the grc;1 tcs1
<lcplorers or all J, but he docs not doubt
th:1t the Lord ls on the side or lhl'
"just" nation. lie u·ill also point to
m:i ny Old Testan1(•nt 1>ass<1gcs u·hich
seem to confirm his position.
SO, FINAJ,l.Y . ..,...·hul docs \he com
mandrncnt. "'fhou shull not kill,"
:1mount lo? ll :1mounts to u·hatt•vtr
"C w11n1 to m<1kC IL Nobody but ;1
"crank " l akes the commandment
litcrully : nt•al'ly cvt•rybudy bclic\·es
th:tt unt1cr certain conditions ii is
ri,!!hl and proper to kill. ll ardl~
anyone <'~ccpt Socrates, Jesus anrt :i
frw suintg h;.is C\'Cr lrul\' believed th;1I
it 1s better lo suffer (l3itl th:in to 1nflin
" ·rhc difficult~ \\'ith the Tt•n Com
manclml'nls i5' not lh:tt unhclit'\'l'I'~
f\oul it . 1l IS lh:il C\•Cn ··b(>IJ('v('rs " do
nol hrl1t'''" ii. ctn not tlJll'('<' on it. do not
at•l !HI 11 .\ ~1mplt• !>('l\lt:nCC Of fOUI'
)n(· :.1 11:1 1111· \\Ol'ds. ·"rholl shult not
kill.·· h~1s t·onfoundNI Ch1istendom
tor 2.IM10 yca•'s for t hr hl01wtie~t \\'ll t's
nf itll ha 1·c b1•f!n l'l' 11 ~ious" ars.
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Tips on Saving Energy
1·0 the Editor ·
I 1tm way a head of President Ford
in energy conservation. Since the car-
penters' strike in July,
I I gave up any vacation trip.
2. I didn't buy a new color TV (and
the TV I didn't buy was a Sony J. I did-
n't buy a new pickup <it was a '.\lazda
Rotary).
3. I didn'ldrive too much.
4. I didn't bu y many groceries. !The
groceries I didn't buy were roasts and
stpa,ks and chops moslly. 1
I HA VE only worked 18 days since
the strike and the wire can tell you
that I have conserved a lot or energ)·
around the house.
Of course, t here have been about
ten strikes since July. The wall board
m~n are out now. Two or three more
slrikes a nd I can go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JAMESW. BOLDING
Tax Prolesl
To the Editor:
It was interesting to read thal
Nixon's laxes had been incfeased by
12 percent. I live in San Clemente, and
my assessment was jumped 25 per-
cent. Believing this to be arbitrary
and discriminatory I £iied a protest.
My only response Was a duplicate
copy or the original notice increasing
my assessment by 25 percent.
B. L. O'NEILL
Health Ca.•IS
To the Editor·
Anyone who lakes even a brief look
at. govcrnrt;1cnt national health
programs will come to the conclusion
that lht· go\·ernmcnt "'ill go bankrupt
if u·c instilutc such a program and ex-
pect to fund it out of tax revenues
CASTI NG a J.(la ncl' ut .:.ot1 al
securit y, we sec that the number of
recipients v.•111 grov.· rapidly in coming
years; in fact, it is to quadruple in the
nt:xl 25 ;,rears; but \\'ith the post u·ar
baby boom over a nd a zero population
grou'lh. there "'ill not be a growing
number or contributors in years tn
come. \V ith social secur it y con-
tributions runnin~ over II percent of
l'ay'roll nov.' IS.HS percent from th<·
employer and 5.85 percent from lhl•
cmploye. it doesn't seem possihlc to
l'x pect four llrncs as much to bc col
lcctcd from these s.ame JX-'Ople. And
yet we arc.> going to add ;.l n:il lonal
health proiJram on a lso.
You can·t m;1ke something out of
lhi n air; p('op\c will have to pay for
this mcdir.:i 1 scrv ice · -c\tht•r throuJ: h
payroll taxes o r throu~h n.·~ular in·
C'offie taxes. Uul with the governmcn1
burcaucrots involved it will cost more
lhan ht.!a llh service does no.w.
P.llWAHD II. UOSEKER. M 0
l1tlt1rmit19 \ff1fc•rs
1'o the Editor :
In lhc aftermath of \Vatcrga tc, the
publl<'. more than c,·er. hps a riJ!hl
;ind a nC'Cd lo be informed about the
c:indidat<'S and lhC' issues with v.•hlch
it nccfls to rtC?a l on Nov , 5. I am incen
~cd by the limited roveraJle given lo
su<'h c11ndidalc~ as those runnini:: fQr
Sccretllry of Stull•, csJ)('ciatly v.·ht•n
!ht Clfril'(! of Sccretarv of StatC'
)lovrrns the eil'('i inn la....,·s· ;1otl "''ill b..•
<'OtH'crncd '11.'ith reslonng a rnor~llty
lo 11ollllcs ut n time whe n th al
( MAILBOX )
Lel/ers fror11 readers arl' u1e/come l\·or-
111ally. writers should convey their mes-
sa9es in 300 u>ord.~ or /es.~. 7'/1r riyhl flJ con·
dl',!St' let!rrs to fll space or elnn111are libel
1$ reserved. All lerters rnusl uic/ude srg -
nature and rrra11!ng addn·ss but Mmes
may be u:11hheld on request rl .~uff1c1rn1
reason is appaf rnl Poel f"!J u.•11/ Ml bt
pub/isl1ed
morahty has plummeted to an all·
time Jou-. '
I A ~t disappointed to see political
reports about the least signifi cant
happenings. the lack or appearances,
the reasons not to vote. rather than
the u•ho . what. \Vhere and why that
truly informs. Onc such example is
the race betv.·ccn Brian Van Ca mp
and Ma rch Fong £or Secretary of
State. \Vhen thc press reported on the
Oct. 7 KCET debate lx·tween the can-
didates for Secretary of State. more
mention \\'as made of J\Iarl'h F'ong 's
reasons for not appearing on the show
than was made of Brian \.'an Cam.p's
highly articul:.ite views on t he issues
relevant to that offi <'c.
I. for one. "'ant lo \'Ole as wisely as
possible. I want to \'Otc fort he things I
believe in and not just for the rare or
the gimmick that is sensat io nal
enough to m ake •l into a hack-page
news article . Let 's ha\·e mor[•
frequent rcpart1ng nf the oiindidates
u·hereabouls and \•ie"s oo lhl! issues.
<1 nd Jets get the voters' apathetic
chins out of their hands and their eye.;
onto the news :
ALLISON WELl .S
C'lai111 t 'fJrff•itf•d
To the f:ditor
The cha irm:1n of the South Cuast
Region al Coastline Co n1mission.
Oon:ild 8 . Urigh\. has forfcilC'd an.1
claim to 1 h1i1t position of ~rl'a1 1>ublH·
nnportance through his sorry perfor·
mance in soliciting de\'elopers to con·
tribute to the campaign fund or Ed·
mund G. Brou•n, Jr.
He should resign immediately or be
forcl'd out of office by public opinion,
or by legal channels. for a gross con·
nict of in terest. The commission he
heads has more tha n enoug h
problems u•ithout ha"ing to operate
under the cloud of being used for.par·
t1S:in politics. as ~Ir. Bright has
placed it through his unbelievable tac·
"' ROBERT LEE
Good Ad.,irf'
To the Editor :
As a regular reader of the 'DaiJY.
Pilot, I y,·ould like you lo know how
great it was to see a good story in the
People section such as the one Oc ·
lober 7 on Joyce Ri ley. I do not know
her or the reporter ; however. I reel It
is about lime the reading public find
out more about nutrition and vitamins
as related to illness. emotional as u·ell
as physical.
DOCTORS DO not tell people the er-
fel'ts of food additives. excessi\·e
sugar and refined foods because they
do not the mselves know. A newspaper
reporting such fa cts docs a great se r·
v1cc to its readers. J\lany people JUSt
do not undersland the dangers and are
not motivated 10 sc:irch out the an-
S\\'crs
Al s o \\ant to tell ;\'OU l\l li le
Bell 's column on cooking for one has
some sou nd adv;ce. Of course. I cook
for nlore than that--thrcc groy,·ing
boys-but I still read 11. I c:in adapt
any rccipt• if I "·ant by maki ng six
times :1s mul'h
1 :1m not a h(·alth food nul nor do J
t'\'l'I" v.Tilt• to 11t•\1spapc rs . This is a
f1 r .... t
P!c<1st· kt·cp up the fi n1• job and lel's
ha\'C more fint· arti cles ahout feeding
tJUr' familic·s 11·holesome. n<i.tural
1oods l'l'l'l' uf :1dllll1\'CS.
l'Jl1\H Ll)1.TE El\<IJ\10:\S
Memoir of Hollywood
llOL.I .. \'\V0f)0 . B.v (iarson K<in1n
Viking. 393 Pag('S. S8 .95
In 1937, Garson K;inin "·en\ to llol
l~·u·nod to "lt·arn the business" of
movic·mak1ng and in this somctimc·s
tout·h1n g, ofll'n funny anrl 11 1 \\:J ~"
\\Cll ·" r1llc11 memoir hr tell.:. no! onl~
\\'hal hl• lt•arnl'rl ;ihout Lhc bus1nes..;
hut at}j1ul 1h(' ll<''•f1I •· v.·ho mad(' 11p th:1!
hu sh11· ....
P f:f>Pl,f-:·. ror example. like S;1mul'I
Gi)l~l"')ll, thP first of the n1iA hly for
\\'hon1 K;111ln "'<1S to u·ork O\'Cr lhl'
~·c;1!'!>, ancl v.·ho greeted thr nrv.'IY ar ·
r i\'•·d pla.vv.•riµht v.·ith "Sidn l·~·
, llov.-:11 d It'll." n1 f' you're a \'Cry clC'vcr
)::cniu:. .. '!'hat's the first {iold"',\'n1sn1
tn surfi.u·c in this book. but nol , by any
n1ean!>. lhl' last. AnolhC'r "'If ~ou
v.·on ·1 _1!1 \ t' m c your "nrr!_ of honor, \I. 1 II
~011 g1,·r me vour prom1st•""
l\A:'t-'I~ also has a u·t•t1llh 11f :.1or1('"
to tC'tl about such olht·r maJor fl~url':>
a., lo pirknfPwalrnndpm \lati)
Cohn . D a rr~ 1 Z<inu ck . (_'har les
l.a uahl#O ancl ll arilyn ~tonrtx' .. ind
hC t~ls'Ulcm all y,•cll
1!1s hook , 1l should IX· nuh·d 1., not
1ust ;.i C'Oill'<'l1on of slont·~ and ,.,~net
tC' ... hoY.t'\'l'I' \\Ihde it cl0t·-. r11nL1i11
n1:iny of tht.'5<' 11 ('Ofll:llll:» \hf'lll \I 1t h1 n
a (';ircfutt~· buill fr:tmc\1-ork to \1 h1<'h
their s1).!n1fic.an1·c is subord1n .1lc. t
the .... truC'lure Kanln w~1111 , to b111ld
his yl'ar~ 1n llollyuood. \\ hal lhl'Y
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( THE BOOKMAN )
1ncan1 to him anr1 y,•hat it meant to
him. lit• "uctccds admirably.
Phll Thomat"S
AP books Editor
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Hohert N. \l'eed. Publisher
Tlioma! Keeu1I. f.'dllor
llarbara Kreibich,
tdiror1al Poge ~:difor
1 h1• \•d1tor1el pai:e f)f th~ D:11ly
P1k'•I ~~ck~ to 1n{orn1 and slimulatl!
rr.1dl'r~ In prc~l'ntini: on this paf:e
d11 ~r~c l'ommcnlary on topics of In··
h•rt•5l h\ ~\ nd1('atl'1I C'olumnisb and
1·.inoc101~t~. h.' pro\ 1dl01l ;i forum
for rr:i dl'r!I ' 'u·y, ~ 11nd by PT'l'Hnting
this nt>v.\p11pl'r'\ opinions "nd ideoii
\)0 r urr1•nt tnp1('11 The fdltorlal
n111 n1on .. or thf' 0 :11\y Pilot appei1r
nnh 1h lhl· 1•1l1lor1 a l column ~l the
IC•P of th<" )llll!f." 01nnl00!1 CX!lrtS.Wd
ti' thr l'nlumn1sts and c1u1ooni~ts
un1l k·t ter \\ ntrr~ are tht'1r t'lwn and
11•• 1 rul••l .. ••Ol••lll rt! thf'ir \'ll'"'!I by the
!);1lh 1·11 .. 1 ~ti,)tdct heln(t:'m.-d.
Wl•dnesday, October 23.1974
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~'" DAIL\' PILO T Wednesday. October 23 1974
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Coasting ,l!J ......... -@
with
Tom
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Dig Deeper
~ For Transit
•• ); (;t:TTJi\l O 1'11 Ell.I-; t'RO~I ll ERE :
:)ii ·rhe Orange Cu unlr Hapid Tran~it
District '' much in thl· nt.·v.s these
days. Firs!. because a lot of IX'OIJle
arc ridiny the Bl'IJ hu:-t.'' Sct.'ondly,
the di:-! ril't lll'Cd:-. n1•1rt.· I .ung ( irct•n
l'hi s :-.cl'• 11111 clt.· llll'lll .-.h1111lr!n 't co1ne
as ;1ny monu1nental :-.u rpr1:-.e. to
people \Vho h a \'C heen ;1ro und a
;.:roter~· counter lately. E\crybody
o(·cd~ more ca...,h.
·rh us it is that our 1ran:-.1t d1str1ct. in
~ its va:=.t plan11in~ for ho\v \\'c'll gel
around in t he f11t11rl', has to up the
t'~I im ;itcs of \\'h:i t it's i;:oin~ to cost.
'.fhc 1r~1n ~it people ar1· like lhc guy
\\ho hudjl:t•trd iu J !lill to buy a beef·
:-tt.·ak in 197·1. 1'ht.! but.:k hl· put a "'ay
b:i.tk in '70 ju:.t isn 'l ~oing to do lhe
iob.
~u '0\\, ·ru t ; F:1· u~ :i. rull-rat·<'
1 ..1 pid transit :.y~tcm. it 's goi ng lo cost
Sl.5:! bi llion, or roui::hly double "'hat
the tr11nsit people ha d figured on v.·hen
they budgeted \rith less-inflated dol-
lars.
\Vh~n t ht.! \\ ondrous ~y~tem of the
future is completed. some time
around 1990. the Orange County tran-
sit folks figure that people v.•iU be
making IO mllhon trips a day all
oiround our county.
The experts on all this, of course,
talk like experts. They speak in term~ or "person-trips generated " and
··riders hip" and thing:-. like "uuto use
disincenti,·cs.''
Auto USt.! d isincent ires, you ask. ju ~t
\\'hat in all of Orange Cou11ty art? the.\·
talking about'?
THE\' 1\I EA' T iit:: rea:.un:. \\h~
\ou'd rather Jea\'e the old fan1il y he;ip 3.t home :.ind go by bus or rail to
Disneyland or Knott':-Berry Farn1
Or e\·en to \\'Ork
An auto di ~inl·t.•11!1\t.' 1s a flat t1rc
'''hen you ha\·c on }Uur good :.uit.
\\'hen the kids ~pread chO<'olatc rip·
pie ice cream all O\'er your dri\'er 's
s eat and ste<'ring wheel. that's an aul o
disinccnti\'e. \\'ho \\·ants lo si t dO\\'ll in
that"
Soi:. the price nt g<.isoline , oil, tiri.::-,
and anti-pol Jut ion de\' ices.
Any\Vay, the Qr3nge County tran~11
people arc all steamed up lhese day~
about a one-cent increase in the sale~
tax \\.'hich they as:-.ert is needed to get
this s}·tcm built so \\·e can there rron1
here.
T ll E\' A Rl: R l,;:'\:'\l.\'G sc ared
tO\\'ard the i\o\'cmber eleclion in
asking the voters to pony up an e xtra
penny on thin ~s they bu,\' these da)».
That's bc<·au!'oi.; C\ erybody is a:-.kinl!
thi.: \'Ol ers Lu pony up :1n ext ra
something
1"hen, of cuur~C', !he penny Iii.'\
Qltt.!Stion 1s fai r g;ime for lhl'
politicians \\ho can romc out againc;t
11. :\.~semb tyn1;in Hoberl Burke. Lhl·
Republican from l·luntington He:ich.
did thalJu~t lhis \\'Cek.
Every politir1::1n kno\\~ you cannot
make too 1nany cne111ies when you
('ome out :.iga inst higher t ;ixes.
T iil: I.AR GE R tl tiEST l l),,
hO\VC\'cr. Sl·en1~ lo be if Orange Coun
tians v. ill be \villing to p11t up anoth1·r
penny 111 ... :1 11·-. taXl'S to get the s..l .;·1~
hilllun r;1pHl 1ra11 ~it ~~~1 cn1 hu\11
h('fOl'l' thl' l'nd nf th i~ 1.:cn1 ur~.
l'<'tJpl1: \l'hO lnrlay :ire ~tuek ll<1 1I~ 111
long line,. ul :-.n111gg~ \raffii: \l 1Hild
:-\;'Clll lO ln• 1!11• h•''1 (',C11d1d.1tt'' !O \11\t•
\·c~1 .
~n ron11· ;\'O\l'tnh11r. \1e·rc ~otn,e: !v
fi nd out ho\\' :-.tron).! our :11110 d1:.incc11
ti,·es al'C around I his pl act'.
Takeover Plot .. •
Ex-Greek Leader
Arrested, Exiled
A'l'HENS, Greece IA P ) -·former
dictator George Papadopoulos a nd
four of his closest asSO(:iutes have
been \jrrcstcd and exiled lo'-' remote
part of (;reece on charg1•s of plotting
to regain pov.·er , the go\'ernml·nl an·
nounceJ 1oct.1y .
The a nnounccn1ent s<11d those ar
re~tcd v. ith Papadopoulol\ v.·crc h1:-
rormcr dtputy premiers. Styliano:-.
l'atuko~ and 'H·hulas ~lakarl·:t.o:-.,
olll' of the h;1rd·l1nt• ni 1n i:-.ler~ in h1l\
rcgirnt'. loan111s L<1da~: and lhc for
n1t·1· ehi<'f uf the central 1nte\hgcn1·c
agcnt·y . .\I 1chacl Roufogah-.
-,\ulhorJtall\'e :-ourccs :-.aid the fi\'l'
lllCll \\l'l'l• laken to lhe s n1;,ill i~Jand Of
Kea. about 60 mill"• ~uuthca ~t or
,\thens
'l'he go\ernn1cn1 ·.-. ••nnuun ccrnt.·nt
:-;aid Papndopoulos and the other four
· ·undcitook con:. p 1rnton11 1 Jt'I i \'II) .
creating ansiety ;ind the cond ition:-.
conducive to the d1sturb;.ince of public
peace <ind orde r, al a tin1e \\'hen the
people are being sumrnoncd lo cst·r-
cise their sovereign right s for 1 he
completion.or democratic legalit y ·
TlllS \\',l\S 1\ R F.FF.R E:'\C t~ to the
p<1rliamentary cl('ction -f;rcete ·~
first in n1ore than 10 )1::;1r.-, -that !hi.:
reform regime of Pr'-'n1i1:r Constan
line Car:.11na.nlis has ::.chedulC'd :\ov.
1'
The announcement also 1ndil'at£'d
that more chargl•S \\ill prob<1bJ ,,-he
filed again:-t the ri\e nu~n. lt:-.aid thcir
ton(inen1ent m ade it 1mpus:.1hlc for
them to escape from Greece \~·hile lhc
leaders of the military dictatorship
are being invesligaled.
The gover nment \\'arned that it 1:-.
prepared to counter "\Vilh deter·
mination any suspi cious movements
of those r esponsible for seven years of
dictatorship."
The go\'er n m e nt an no un ced
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UPI '''""°t•
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
George Papadopoulos
1·ue~day that P;1 padopoulos has lx·rn
under house arrest for the last t hree
v.•:(•k.-. "for making conspirator1:i l
nltJ\1•-. · ·r hcrc ha\'e been persistent
rl'JlQrls that leaders of the ou.-.lt·d
niil1!J1·~ regimf: \~·ere plott in ~ to
111;11\c J comeback.
S l,CE llJS 0 \'ERTHRO\V by
another military junta a year ago,
Papadopoulos had been living quielty
in the seaside villa 50 miles fro m
.·\thehs that he rented from shi pping
n1agnate .>\ ristotle Onassis.
'Paid Baek in Full'
Columnist Confirms
Loan From Rockef el/er
\\'ASltl:\GTO:\" tt.:PI J -Column1:.,l
Tom Braden has confir1ned that \'iC'e
Pres idcrtlial nominee i\'elson
Rockefelle r r e luctantly lent h1n1
money 20 year s ago to help him buy
the Octanside Blade.Tr ibune
nl'\\ spuper.
Braden. in a column dislribull'd by
the Los Angeles Tin1cs Syndicate,
sai<I he t11ought the loan. lonl: sint:l'
repaid. \\u s nont.! of the llUhlie':-
busi r\c:.s. Bui he :;aid he \\'as "tossinp.
as ide old principlC's" of p ri\·ac~·
r at her th;tn he s us pectl·d or "hidini.:
some dark ;ind m .vsterious influC'nce
or t r1mc.
Braden :-.aid he has knov.·n Rockcfel
lc•r :J3 rears. once \\'Orked under hi111
and m•1rried hi s one-time econon11e
assislunt.
"\\'c> ha\'e often l'xch;.inged Chrii.t
mas gift s_ lie lent m~· 1\·ife sumv
money for a tele\'ision pilot film ; ht•
h:is bt.•cn g<·nr rous to n1y oldest son tu
\\'hom he is godfather." Draden said
ll E St\I D TllAT in 1954 , he h"d
815,000 s aved to buy the nc\~·spaper,
but needed n1ore and a:.ked H.ockefcl·
ler for hell"
"'.-\nd so he hcl1>cd . rather rcluctan
ti\·, as J ren1!'.'nlbC'r." Br<1den said.
"'lie didn't buy ;1 11e1\·~11a1~r col um
nist. lie madt• a lo<in lo a frit'nd \\·ho
paid il b;i ck \\'ith inti.:resl. ;i nd \\'ho
nn l\VO uce:tsions \1·hrn he ran for the·
presidentia l no111inutio11 -supportt.·~t
t'andid:.ites fron1 the other party,
Hraclcn :.,u id .
'.\Iean\vhi l l', Rockcfelll'I" 11 .. ,
pron1 iscd tn release murc information
1his \\'C1::k on hls gifts and loans, hut he
h~1s ('\n1nped a lid on rcpnrtrr:-'
· r1uestions until he resumes coni.:rcs·
.;ion al testimony on his nomination .
'' ,\ T \\'0 -l'AGE ~ta t e n1ent Tue~Hay nig ht, Rockefeller said "it
has become physically impossible to
do the research and obtai n al\ the in·
formation reques ted by the press"
v.·hi\e a.t the san1e l irne fulfilling
respons ibilities to his fan1ily and
tongressional in\'estil.!ator~
"The re fore, I a n1 deferring <1n·
::;\vering further question:; until I ;tp·
pe:.ir in person before the congres-
:-.ional comm it tees.·· he s~1id.
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DELIVERY SERVICE
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is guaranteed
Hooday-Fndoy: II you do not hove
yos ~ by 5:30 p.m., coll and your
a:f1f will be brought 10 you. Coils c.-e
t~ until 7:00 p.m.
SotlXOOy ond Sundoy: If you do not
rl'Cel~ your copy by 9 o.m. So1ordoy,
rx 8 o.m. Sundoy. coll ond a ctJJYf will
be t:Jought to you. Coll~ c.-e token until
100.m.
Telephones
Nost Oronge County Areas . 4'7-'321
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ord Westminster ... 5'0-1720
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Son JlJQn Copistrono, Dono P01nt,
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Life Savers
Miniatures
Bag C?f 28
Hershey Milk,
Hershey Almond,
Reese Peanut
Butter Cups
Box of 30 Bars
149
t
Smarties
Candy Wafers
bag of 101
69¢
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Reese Peanut
Butter Cup
Juniors
nt. wt. I 0 01: ba9
95¢
Hershey Milk
Bars Juniors
bag of 18
97¢
Sugar
Daddy
Juniors
• nt. wt ..
133~ oz . bag
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Milky
Way
Fun Size
Bars .. nl. wt. 16 oz. bag
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Candy Corn
nt . wt. 1 lb. bag
53¢
• IUEll.t. ~ARK: Beach at Orange1horoe • Open weekdays 10 to 9:30. Sundays 10 to 6
ORANGE: City Dr. a! Garden Grove Blvd:• Open weekdays 10 to 9. Sundays to to 6
SANTA ANA: 3900 So Bnstot-No. ol So. Coast Plaza• Open·weekuay>10 ;o·9. Sundays 10 to 6
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wedr>eSdav. Oclobe1 23. 1974 UAILYPILOr :\;;:
Man Gets Trial Set
In teotek
Fraud Case
" Floods. llailsto11es
Life Tefm.
In Murder
LOS ~NGE LES fAPl -
J ames NilQse, S7, a sulf.
styled religious leader ;.inti
karate master. hu s lira"'" a
li(c ienlcncc in prison l'or
mastermind in~ the dc;.1\h or
$1 \\'Ca llhy Si.In <ialJri~I Val-
ley stra\.\'bcrry furnll'I'
· 1\l·ito~e V•a s ~1·ntcnl'c.d
·ruesday in Superior <.:our!
arter hi~ conviction on ;1
charge of ord~r1ng a young
"disciple" to kill '-' S<1n
Dimas farmer. 'I' a king note
r
(,._-'---S-ta_te __ )
' .. or his age, Superior Court
Judge Leslie \V. Light sajd
jn handi ng down the st>n·
t ence "this undoubtedly
means he w ill spend the
remaind er or his ' tife in
prison."
TA~GET OF LAWSUIT
David Carradine
'Kung Fu'
Star Sued
In:Aitack
Debate
Slated
Si\CRA ~1 ENTO fl\Pl
The rirst f1:1ce·lo-raci:
dcbulc bet~·een the U.S.
Sena t e ca nd id ates
SAN f'JlAN<.:ISCO IUPI > t·orries today after :.
-Openi n !j argu rnents disclosure lha l St!n.
bt•gin 10rlay in 41 federal Alan C r a n s t o n has
lriul fu1· lhc rormcr raised $890,898 for hi5
11r1..·side11t or :111 oi l drillinA c:in1paign,
t'ir111 •Nhr1 is eh:irged \\'llh 1'oda~··s dcbale In San
Sl·tu1·1t11·s l"raud and ntail f'rancisco is the rirst or
lr;.1ud three this \Veek bl.'l\\•een
A Jur_,. \\;1 ~ picke d ·the fo ur Senate e11 n-
'l\n:J1d:1 yror the ~rialorJohn di da t es: C r a ns ton,
P. Uurkc, 48, or Lu J\lcsa, llichardson. Gayle 1\1.
forni«t' president or Geotck, Ju~t ice or the Peace <ind
,,·ho ;tlso is ch;irged by the Freedom party and
.. cturilics ;ind exchange Jnck l\1 cCloy of lhl.'
1·on1mission wllh riltng £<il~e Ame rican Indepe ndent
:-.tatements. party.
t\ttor·ncys Arthur J. Lem· "------------'
ptrt. 42, of San J\laleo and Hobert Ho>C .... of s.. Boosts Told
Rafael ai!)o :.ire on trial,
t·hargcd '~·ith conspiracy to 0 AK LAN D (AP l
file raise stulements with Kaiser Foundation officials
LOS ANCE i.ES CA.Pl -the SEC. . , have announced a whopping T~levisiori ·s "Ku.nli r~u" ·r hc indictment agains t 15.8 percent hike in 197S
_.,tor, David Carradine. hi.IS Burke in'volves sales of health plan charges ror em·
been sued for SI.I million by sccurtlll'" \\'Orth SIO.J mil-ployers a nd union·spon·
il\\·oman whoclaims theat-liontoU'l.1i nvl•stors. sored groups and a 10 per·
tor attacked her during a The ease could figure in cent rate boost for in·
biz<irre sequence of events thc sl<ll C's Novcmbcr ba l-di\'idual customers. t'rank
that included t he r a n· Joli n!; fnr al1 orncy general C. J o nes, Ka ise r vice sackin~ of his neighbor's ;is the rt·sult of assert ions president and health plan
eanyonhous('. by \Vil l i._.m No r r i s, manager,saidtheeoslhike
Tornadoes Slam
Desert Country
By the Associated Prti;.,
Desert ar('OS from th(' J\lt..·1<ican b'1t'd('r north tu
Needl es \Ve re battered IJ\' minnr tnrnadO('S :nHI
hricf but violent lhunderslortns '' hirh l1·f! ~e v1•r;JI
hon1es da1n uged unll a nun1bcruf ro;1d:-. flooded.
One or the tornadoes Tuf'sda~ ~·•1 11h.1•1t 1 lit·~ fron1
!he roof of l\\'R ~n1 a\I \'acation l\Ollh':-. \\\''>\of .l o:-.hu~1
1'ree but nn in Ju rics \\'{'l"C reporll'd
1'hc runntl "looked lik a 111 :u ·h. ~1rl·:1h. 1·01n111~
11ut of the ~k\'," ~aid ~late Div1~tun ul F.,11 ·~lr'\' F1t1·
l'a11t. Haul 'l'r1..·mlJl:1 ~. "l\1· :.ccn IJJ1l \11111:~ b111
noUunJ,! like llwl. ··
Tllf: S f:{;o~o 1'\\'ISTl·:R l•1Ut.·h1·d d0\\11 Ill
\"ucca \1:.illl'Y bul no dam<igc ''as r~·1m1·1 eel 'rornarlot.:~
<Jre a r<.irc occurrence in the are;.1,
About a hair-inch of rain and h:.1111h1• .. 111· ot i.:.oll'
balls (ell in Yucca Valley, tourhing off :i minor fla~h nood and numerous calls lo firemen frorn bt·lcagu1•rt·d
residents for assistance.
Jl\ylhc. <.:alhcdra l City anti Palm L>e:-.t.•rl rt·1>ur··
ted some flooclin,e: [rom more thtin a half-1nth uf rain.
Au thorities r eported California 11 i gh\V ~\Y ti2 ,,·a:-:
closed from T wentynine Palm s to \'ucc;.i \'<J lley,
California 111 from hlecca to thr. ln1pcrial County line
and a section or California 78 north of El Centro.
WESTERN STATE uN1'4RSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
OF ORANGE COUNTY
C AtlfOlt-NIA 'S LARGESr tAW' ~CHOOL
•oFFERS A NEW PROGRA.M 1
OF SPRING-ENTERING
FULL-TIME LAW .STUDY
A CHOICt or FOUR ,ROGRAMS
Of LAW' sruD'f IS ArAl,Altt-
• IN tlTHER 11/1 or I YfARS' cl llJLL·Tll>lf ' ,, '<J,
''.'• ·,,n . .,/' ·~r<'•).,t
e IN t 17HfP 11/1 o< 4 Yt.ARS • PART-T/Mt . . . ' ., ' •'.
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Ancihei,,.;, C.i . 92804
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APPLY NOW FOR DAY. EV ENING, OR WEEKENO
CLASSES BEGINNING FEBRUARY 3, 1975
,,OVISIO NAll"f AC(IEO!TfD t"f TH£ COMM llTff Of
BAI (XAMINEl;S Of nu STATE ..... 01 CAllfOINIA
Frank Numimatsu·, 65,
called .the strawberry king
of the San Gabriel Va lley,
'was stra ngled last 1\1;1rch 20
:and his "·ife.JYos hi ko, "'<LS
left for dea . Authorit ies
said Nam lmatsu \vas ,:.:oing
to report l\l itose for bilking
htm by selling him SI00,000
in phony medical cures.
Anrick !\!uric Kilty :said DemntrillH: candidate fur is due to rising operational
in lhC' Superior Court suit thcofftCL'. ,c~·o~>~ls~··--------------------------------'------------------------
filcd 'l'ut.!sda y that t~c 37· Korris has contended that
C,nn1paig11· Probti•
LOS ANGELES !AP!
Despite a flurry of ·com -
pl ai nts about campa ign
funds irregularities, only
o ne candid<i te for ~late of-
fice is under ''active" in·
vestigation for all eged cam-
p<i ign reporting violations.
A tt y. G e n . Eve ll e
Younger said in an inter·
view Tuesday that Assem-
bl yma n Joe Gonsalves ( r>-
Cerritosl. is Lhc onl\' can-
didate uiider invcstig~tion.
New Presldenl
LOS /\:'\GEIJES rAP )
Lee ll. D<ivies, \\"ho h<Js
guided l\,lodesto as n1ayor
for the past eight years. has
been elected president of
the League of California
Cities.
The election of Da\·ies
came T uesday al the 76th
annual confere nce or tht·
league.
Death Arcidenl
LOS ANGELES tAPl
T he death of a lO-ycar-0ld
boy fo llo\v i.ng an E\\el
Knievel-type: blCycle stunt
has been ruled accident:il
by a corone r's jury.
Ho,vever, two or the seven
juror s Tu esd ay found
··some degree of negligen-
ce" at Queen of the Valley
Hospital in \Vest Cov ina,
where l''ra nk Pe r ry \\'US
t aken t\\·icc fort rcatment.
Sunday is
F'l1DGAY
~·('ar-old a~tur ordered her the incumbent a ttorney
to l!1 ke on all her clot~L'Sr ~cneral, Evclle Younger,
d_ur1ng _ lhl' .:1ttaek. ~11 ss fai led as Los Angeles
t\1ltysa 1d_~hercfuscd. . lli s t r ict Attor ney t o
Carradine races arraign-i>ropcrly i n vestigate
mcnt 1'hursday on three Gcotck
mi sdemeanor charges '
stem ming from the SePt. 15
incident at the home or SLA s·i j\·Jichae l Lobner. Carradine I e
allegedly smashed windows
at the house, rifled ,u Ord' d
medici ne cabin('t, played ere
the pi ... no and left <i bloody
trail tn his own hom e, D }" h d authoriticssaid. · emo IS e
L\llSS KILT\' :.:Hd 111 h1·r
C'i\'il suit that lhc <.1<:l or
le:.1 ped from a c·;i r "naked
and bleeding" as s he v.·as
\\':tlking \\'ith friends. She
r·laimcd he scrcUmE'd that
she .,..·as a "\vitch," hit her
and tried to pull her clothes
off.
She said the attack left
her bruised. emotionally
upset and unable to sleep.
The :.uit S('eks SI00.000
~t·ner<il damagC's, un-
spc('ihctl medica l expenses
and SI million 1n pu111li\·e
dan1agcs.
FireBaies . .
GWTW Set
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CULVER CITY (UP!) -
\I/here the gi·and army or
the repu blic and a cast of
thousands failed, a s mall
hrush fire s u ceeed~d
1'ucsday night.
The ~et for t he /\ll;Jnta
railroad station seen b~· n1ll·
hons iii the n1 0\'ie .. Gone
\\'ith 1'ht· \Vind " \\'as gone
''1th th(• \\'ind and the fire·
today. The grilSS bl aze
~\\t•pt through the Be\>'erly
(.'ulver Studio~.
l us ANGF.L t~S (AP) -
1·11 e ~i te of last J\lay's
bloody s hootout \Yith the
Sy1nbione sc l.iberation
Army h as been orde red
razed by the City Council.
'fhe council ordered the
IJepa rtment o f Public
\Vorks Tuesday to demolish
the South Los Angeles house
cit city expense estimated at
SJ.000.
1'hc modc~t residential
area has been a haven for
curiosity seeke r s and
souvenir hunters s ince six
SLA nlembers , including
leader Donald "Cinque"
lJeFrcezc. \\'e re killed in the
;\lay 17 shootout \~:itlipolice ,,,
and the ensuing: fire.·
1\ Folsom Prison inmate
who died this pa st weekend
\Vas visited four t imes last
year by a m e mber of the
SLA killed in the shootout,
prison offici als say.
George 1-l aynic , an ad·
min istrati\'e :1ssistant:tolhe
\Varde n, said Tuesday that
SL,.\ n1c mbcr Nancy Ling
Pe r ry v i s ited inma t e
Raymond S1>arks at the
prison l\\•icc in J uly 197J,
otlCl' in August and once in
De(·ember.
"They .,..·ere a pparently
tr~·ing lo get members"
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T hl· ('1ty of I lunt1n~t1Jn Bcuch st>em ~ to bt·
Pl'Ocucd in l! '''1suly 111 planning lhl' rcbil'lh of its
do\Vlltown areu.
.1\t ;1 St·ril·s of n1c<.·tini.:s no"· b<.•in g l'Onductccl. t·it ~'
off1c1al s and 1.:ons ull<1nlto1 art• cu n s ultin~ \\"1th
dOwnto\vn Jlropl·rty 1nrnl.'rs. husinussn1c n :.ind
reside nts to iscus:-. pl;i ns ;l nd l'li<' it <'it i 7.l'n rc:-1M"lns1·
1'he c·vcntuul pl;in m:.1y llltlude l.OOU hotel roon1:,,
an a1nuscn1 c nt J><trk and sports.shopping 1·omplex.
specialty ~hops anti 1)(:rhtt ps ::i small collt•ge. 'l'ht• nt•\v
downtO\\'n :1l so n1uy h;.i \'t· ~e11 ior citizens' housin g,
tondominiums. :.1n enl:1ri;t·d p1t·r :111{! boarcl\\"alk ,
1x:dt'!')lrian malls, unclcrgruund parking <1nd ;1 m :.1~:
tl'ansit center
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llut \'in1'l' ~l oo rhnll:-l'. dJJ't'ttor 11f 1hl' tity's
ll;1rhnrs :.ind l~eache:-. l.>1:p;1rtn1t.·11t ;.ind toordinatorof
!he dO\\'nlO\\ll rcrl t•\"l•lopment pruJt-('l. is qui(·k lo
pouit ou t 1111 ph.ins ~lt't' "':-l't in tl·n1 t•nl" as vet and
\\'On 't be until t ht.· t·ity ha . .., input from l'\·eryont•
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thl• g r1·ut (·~t p1•r~on;1I intt.•rest in dO\\'lll 0\1'11
llunl 1ng,ton Ilea ch 1n lht-' formul:il1on of a plan. should
hcl p cnsu rc it-. s uccc~~.
Vote of Confide 11ce
A vote of lhe Fountain Valley City Council last
week amounts to u \"Oll' of confidence in the youth of
the community .
The orcl1nu11ce and l"l'SOl utio n befo re the
councilml'll 11't.·1·e dl'signcd to strengthe n the Fountain
Vallt•v \'outh Comn1ission .
0-11::· mcasu rc \\·ould restructure representatio n
The other. more imJXJrtantly. 1\·ould corn mil greate r
limc and e ffort of city staff to li;tison \\'Ork \\•ith tht·
yo uth tomm i~sion .
How Kissin.ger
Wielded Power .
\\."AS llT NGTON -1-~or the past five
years, U.S. foreign policy ha s been
almost totally domin<ited by one man
-Or. l-lenry A . Kissinger. Inside
sourc<'S, with secret docum ents to
back up their story, have told ~s how
he manipulated ·
the diplom a tic " .. 'Ill
strings.
Throughout the
Nixon years. Kis·
singer steadfastl y
maintained to
inquiring r epor-
ters that he never
r e commended
policy to t he
Presi dent unless hi s 1·iews \\·ere
solici1 rd. fir merely presented •·op·
tions." he \·o .... ·ed. and il'ft it lo the
1·hi efto make the decisions.
IT \\IAS SA.ID President Nixo n
y.·ould retire lo lhC' so\ltude of the Lin·
coin sitting room nr to his secluded of·
fi ce in lhe \\'hite !l ouse annex, ""'here
he y.·ould pore over his options. After
rnur h agonizing and scratching on
~·C'!low lcj!al puds, he wou ld emerge
and announce hi :-n1ome ntou s
decisions.
This Is not. ;1rtord1ng to our sour-
.ccs . how it hap pen{'d. 'rhcy say Kis·
singer sc ldon1 fa1h·d !u gi\·e the
President hi s pC'rsnna l rccon1mcn·
d;1t1ons and i\"1xun sC'ldon1 failed to
l:ikt· tht· acl\"Lt't' As a former J\is·
,11\).!CI' assol."1<1tt• put 1t succinct)~
··;o.;1xon ai!ret'd \rllh llC'nr~· on lhc
lh1ngs hc kn(•\\' :ihout. and he tru~tcd
11._.rH'Y 011 th•· rh1nj!~ h1· didn 't kno\\'
ah11u1.··
Tiit: P.'\TTt:H'.'I \\:JS S(•I earl\" Ill
Hlf,i.""I" v.'ht•n Nixon i.:;1\'t.' 1ht' NatiOna l
Scrurit_y €nunril ~t:tff ;1 JX'P t;1lk Af-
!l'r a ft'\1 ).!t.:Til•r:d rt•m:trks. ;1(·C'ording
to :o.l'vt•r;d t'.\'l' .,.. ilnt•ss<':-. he nod1IC'd
1C1\1:1rd l\1s:-.1n~t·r ··11cnr~· anll I o.1rl'
~run~ tn t'll(t tht• \\,1r,·· lhf' l'rt'sidt•nt
-.;11d . 1t1th ;1 :-l.1 Stlldt• .. \\\• 11:11\l .\OU
h·lln\1:-tn lake l'a r1· nl lhl' res\ of lht'
\\11rld ··
(lur !>11ure1·-. :-:1.1 N1\1111 !hen laun·
rhrc\ inlu a f11ru1u:-;11141\"Uli:ar11ssuull
11n th1· St;i1C l>c·11a1·1m1•n1 For1•1i:n
110111'~' ",l'i ~01111! !1\ ht• h:.tll<llt•d h~ 1ht•
\\"h1tt' llou't'. h<' dt•111,u·('lL and not by
th1• ··s1r1p1·d 1ian1-. f,1,l!t-:Ot:-."' at Fngi.:y
Bottnn1.
1'h,•rt· \I as .1 c·ol11·1·tl\·t• i::asp rron1
the l\1·0 de11cn NS1,.' st aff nlen1hers
Pr1·s1dl'nl ;\1\1111 . \\llh h 1:-llt.'nt•hant
for :-a~1nr. 1h1 · I\ rnn i.: thin~ ;,tl th('
"'rung llnlt'. h;11t (nt").!ol\c•n lhal !ht•
rn:•JOl"if\ nt h1~ au1t 1t·n1·~ h:ul 1·on11· ltl
th<' \\"h11t' lluu''' frorH tht· f11t'l't1 . .:n 't'I'
\ lf't '.
Tlll-:Rl·:Af'Tl·:I~. "1 ~\Hl.l!CI' :-1·t up
his O"'n privalt• Sta!t• !Jt•1>artml'nt 111
the ba~cn1t1H uf th•· ~\'hit(' llt)t1:-l'.
where hl' d1 rerled l'\"t·t'v a~Jll'l'I nf 1hr
dccision·m i1k1 ng 111 .11·h1tlt'I'~
lie preti1ded ti\ t•r lht' ~~1 ll nnal
-Security Co11 nc1I , '\\h1t'h rlrt1·1·n11nl'd
overall pOIH·1 Il l' 1"nn1n1lle1t lht·
supersecr\·l {'um n11t1t·1• uf Ftll'I .1 .
y.·hi<'h pluttccl l'l'l\('rt 011·\i\·1t1Ps. lh•
:1lso hc21rlert lh1• \\"a-.hinj!!on ~pt't'i:tl
Action Gr11up . \\h1rh a''t•nilJlcd tu
mana.:e c r1sl·~ .
The ~f'Ct'i'l n1lnut1·-. ,)1(.,\\ lhal ;o.;1:>.on
:o;el dom all t·n•lt•il lht•..,p 1·rur1al
meelin gs but "u 1\1"! fHr l\1,~1nj!('r to
fi ll him 111. Thl' l\11. rn··H r.,nfcrrcd
IQGethe r frequent))
SOlJRC.'t-:s "h11 11t·1 .1~t·•nalt~ y.·rrt•
CHll{·d 1n1 0 th,~1r prl\ ill•' Olt't·l•OJ!,S !>;l~
Nl\:On anil K1s,.1n).!1'I .qu1;i1,•nl1\· du!
n 't t'n!l.U~l' Ill cj;•11p, 1ut .. ~.. I ... .i d1\CU:-
.. 1on~ Thi.'~ t11lkl•1I ahou1 v.orld issues
tll trrm-. O( llerson.1hl1cl1 JtUJ lht·~·
V.t•rt• ort1•n \'Ul~ar r111111n1: 1nlo
for1·l~n lcoder" v.11h c·rudl•,
so111ctimc~ C'r1~1~1 , rcm:1rks
(JACK ANDERSON )
\\!hen Ki ssinger travelled abroad.
he kept lhe President informed \\'ilh
tryptic personal messages.. Only the
l\VO of them understood some or the
references .
A typical message from Kissinger
in the l'!Iiddle East, as recalled by·a
source '>rho saW it, reported : "lifct
\.\1ith Number One. Discussed options.
He agrees in principle."
~JOST OF Ki ssinger's recommen-
dations to the Presi dent "'ere submit-
ted formally in secret memos. \llhich
"'ere guarded as closely as nuclear
secrets. Very few of Kissinger's as-
soc iates arc aware such documents
exist.
We, ho\.\·e ver. ha\·e seen some of
them. A ty1>ical Kissinger·to-Ni xon
memo \.\'Ould be typed on Whitc llousc
letterhead and stamped SECRET.
Kissing er v.•ould begi n v.·ith tcp;e
background in(ormation and tflcn
outline his "recommendations."
At the bottom of the page we re ty.·c)
blank Jines. the leftmost m;1rked "AP·
pro\'C ," and the other '"Disapprove."
Almost never. according to our sour·
t'CS, did Nixon initial the '"disap·
prove"' space.
USUi\l.L \', <i !';Cries of "tabs"' fol--
\o\\'ed on plain '"'"hitc paper. Thesl'
took up specific issues, expressed in
blunt. candid language. Eac h tab con·
tained '"appro\'c,"' 01nd .. <JiGa.ppr.r..-.....
\iTil'S.
The crov.·nin.c: touch Y.'Ou ld corne
\1•hen Nixon ca ll ed in his Cabinet or
other assoc iates lo bri er them on his
foreign policy dC'cision. As he spoke to
tht•m. he in\';triably tonsultt•d :1
""1alking 1>oint s"' 1>apt•r prep:.1rcd. of
cours('. h.v lht· 11 hic1uitous f)r J\is·
s111gcr
t\ISSl!\:G ER 'S rict·sonal n1en1os and
talking papcrs ,1!111dt·d i\1xon on thl'
\'irtnam \\'ar. thC' in\'as1on of Ca m·
bu~Jia. thC' Sou th \'ictnan1C'sc in\asion
of L;ios. ;ind seorl's of olht·r 1111tiat 11·es
around the \\"Orie!
Our sources could •'l't;1ll (IOI\· 11nt•
major is!l ue on ""hit·h l"ixon \:l'IOCd
Ki!>sin gc r·s recon1n1Pncla1ion s 1'h;1t
\\<IS the decision to h11n1h llanoi ;nut
n'ine Jlaiphon~ ll:irhnr 1n l\l a~· IH72
In that in.sl<HlC'C. Nis<>ll o\"1•rr11l1•<I alt
nf his rh1l'f <Ht\ 1S1'I"". 1nelu<lini.: K1:-
:-1ni.:c 1•
J\1ss1n).!t't"s don11n;1 lu111 of fOl't•1).!o
polit·~· ha:-c·onl1n111•d into lh1· fnrd r\11
1n1nistrat1nn ln<h·(·d. l'1'1•"1dt•111 F111"(I
had Sf'arr(·[v hl'en S\\·orn 111 hefor1· h1'
assured 1hr \\orl<I 1h:11 ll1·n1~· J\1s
.~1 ni.:1•r \1·ould st;,~· on L1kt• :'-11\011
h<.•fol'C him. F'nrcl l1•:1ns hC':i\"il~ on J\i:o.
s1nger (or forl'1~n p(ll1t.v i.:u1da11ct·
(lur soucrs say, in fart, lh:ll Ford ha s
not ovcrru lC'd J\ •~~·n~t·r ~·(•{
rOOTSOTF.: K1~!\111i;:C'r h:.is :-nnlt·
hn ll i~1nt rliplnma11r :if'hie\"emenls .to
his crl•dit. lnC'hi1!111~ h·n1110rar.v 1"1C;+('t'
111 the ~lirlrllP 1-:}tst . cif'tl'nt<• .,..·ith lhl'
Soviet Union ;1nd raporochcment v.•it h.
mainlanrl ('hina. But \ll(;r hlj\'C nlso
b<'e n a fe...,· d1sa sll'r~. SUl'h ;l~ the In
d1 a·Pakis1an Y.:ir, Chi!(', Cyprus anrt
theabortcrl .. Ycarof l':uro1>t>"'
Quo t es
:\lr!ti. I·:. R. l'r zl born~~l.i. (;ll'nttor,1
.. "Tl\1') ('nurllry's ~tahl lll~ dOe!ti nul
h:in iz 11n the !11111 thread or nll'rt• Pt'r
son:iltl~ . . h\" :u1hc>rin~ to lruth and
pnne1pll· :1 ~ 1hl' onl,\ r('al \'aluc'I. gc)f\d
).!O\ernn1t•nt 111('\"lliJbl)' n1u:-t fol low.
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·rtu,.! 1''ountt1i n Va!l(!y ('()uncil's quirk uppl'o\'U'I or
the ul<·tenscd staff support is in itself recognition or
the role of the youth con1missio1j's p;.1st and future .
lt 's a difficult assignrncnt the t:orn1nission h~i s
lat:klc(I, the j ob of improvin~ the interri'lationship
ht•f\\CC'n the community and its youth. Yet this youth
ton1n1iss ion-\\'Ol'k ing \Vith the city, t'i\'it: groups,
social ser,·iccs-is getting tha t j ob dont•.
\\lith their mO\"C t.o s tre-ngthcn the comn1ission .
J.'ounlain Valley <:ity councihn£>n r l:!cogni:i:ccl the \';t lue
ol .-.ut'h ;1l'hievcn1cnt.
"l'he 1r vote of ('onfidcn cc \ft'i.I ~ a vote
\\ c II ·1lcser\'Cd .
Positive Protest
Jlrotest. by its very nature. is nC'gutive. l~ut the
products of protest can I><' positive. .
'l'hat co uld be true in the case in the F'ount~i11
\'alll'Y Cham bcr of Commerce's rece nt protest before
the 1''ountain VafJey City Council.
In a highl y critical letter, the chamber charged
tha t. the city s taff had failed to li ve up to promises to
keep the c han1ber up to date on \vhat is kno\vn as the
Ptcslcy pl an.
This 1>lan '''ould take 350 acres of the city's 450
<.1cres or undeveloped land zoned for industrial use
i.lnd crt!ate a primarily residential developme nt.
'l'he council obviously recognizes the value of the
chamber's vie\VS on future developn1 ent in the city .
1'hc "·ord on coope ration \vent out to the staff im·
mccl iatelv .
'fhe col1ncil holds its hearings on the Presley plan
:\01·. 12. That day should bring still another positive
product of the c hamber's protest-the careful con-
sideration of the group's carefully considered vi e\vs
on the Pre:;ley plan.
'A nd they used to call us racists!'
'Dear
Gloomy
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Eco nomic discrimination is
\\'he n the Huntington Beach
strl'e t department washes
sidewa lk s for the s ingle
rcsirtence dwelle rs but passes
up the mobil e home parks.
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-Oii ftOI M<•U~rilr retlKI ~ .i. .. ltl Ill• 11t•~--~ft<il '°"' pel pet~111 GI_, G<n, °"'ly ~lot.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
. (SYDNEY HARRIS)
-_ In any discussion of world problem s
and man's fate. somebcxiy sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, '4'ith S\\•eet
smugness. "Well , if ""'e only would
obey the Deralogue, everything would
be fine . After all. the Ten Command·
mcnts arc still the best rules to fo l·
I0\\0 •••
Yct. if "'e took such a man seriously
and qu estioned him on only one of the
Ten Co mmandments, and perh aps the
h'ltl°!it 'lmpor(ant. what \i1ould be the
result?
'"l'hou shall not kill.'' A plain. flat
st:1lcment, \Vilhout ·qualification or
n1odific ation. \Vh at does our friend of
the tJccalogue say to this? Does he ac.
ccpt it completely and unequivoca l·
ly'1 Or docs he try to get ciround it in
Olll' \\'a~' or another"
FIRST OF ALL. he \\•ill say that y.•e
have a "right " to kill in self·
<tefcnse -even tho.u~h the Decalogue
1l0t·s not say. "Thou shalt not kill , ex·
1·cpt in self-defense."
·rhen he v.·ill say thut society has a
nght ln kill offende rs. if their offense
1s deemed grievous ~nough -even
thouJ:h the first ki ller. Cain , was not
l'~<'tuted hy God but \\"as branded anrt
sent in to csilt'.
~l'SI, he 11·ill insist that a nation hus
lht• ··ri,1.tht'" to klll enemies in time of
l\ar. hl' may ctC'plore such a neccs.o;;ity
1and gc nc r;il s .ire th e greatest
1h·rlnrcrs of :•II I, but he docs not doubt
1hat lhl' Lord is on !he si de of th e
··just" nation . lie .,..·ill <1lso l)Oint to
1n;u1y Old 1'<'stament passages "'hich
st'l"lll to confirm his position.
Sil, FINA i.i.\', \\'hat does the co m·
111a111hne111. "'rhou sh:il1 not kill ...
amnunl to" It amount s to \.\•hatever
\\t: \\lllll lo m:1k c it. Nobody but a
· c·r.1nk " takC's th e eommandment
l1tt•rall~·: nt•urly e\"(•tybody bcliC\'CS
th:1t unrtcr rcrt;:1 in t0ndilions it is
ri ght :1nfl propl!r to kill. ll nrdl~·
>1n.1 Orll' l':>.C'c1>t Sor rates. Jesus 11 nd a
h·.,..· :o;:11n1s has e\·er truly bcli<'\'i d that
1t ,., bt:.'lli'r to suffer pain than to inrli ct
" The chlficult\· 1\•1lh the Ten oni
mandmt•nts 1 ~ not th:;it unbcliC\'l'rs
00111 It . it is I h:1 t even ··htlie\·crs" do
1101 h1•ht•\ t"' 1t. dn nol ajirCC' on it , do not
:tt l •·!I 1t ,\ 'l in1pll' ~C'lllellCC' nr four
1111• "' ll :ihlt' \1 nrd~. """J'hou shult not
klll .: hu!I rt111fou11ded Christcndn1n
for' i!.000 yl':ll'!il fol' the hloodiest \\'~1rs
.,11f all ha\ 1• been r1:l1~inus "·urs.
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He's Al1end of lite President
Tips on Saving Energy
'l'o the Editor :
I am "'ay ahead of Pres1denl Ford
in energy conservation. Since the car-
penters· strike in July.
I. I gave up any vacation trip.
2. l didn't buy a new color TV fand
the TV I didn't buy was a Sony ). I did -
n't buy a new pickup (it y,·as a l\lazda
Rotary).
3. I didn 't drive too much.
4.1 didn 't buy nlany groceries. (The
groceries I didn't buy were roasts and
Stea.ks and chops mostly. 1
I llAVE only worked 18 da ys since
the strik,«t and lhe wife can tell you
that I have conserved a Jot of energy
around the house.
Of course. there have been aboul
ten strikes s ince July. The wallboard
m~n are out now. Two or three mo re
strikes and I can go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JA MESW.BOLDING
TaxProlpsl
To the Editor:
( MAILBOX )
1.£/!ers from reader.r are welco me. t•.1or-
mally . writers sho1lld convey 1he1r mes·
sages in 300 words or ll's.~. Tile righl lo con·
dense le tters to /11 space or ehm1nale libel
is reserved. All lellers 1nust niclude srg·
nolure and 1no1/ing address but nomes
may be withheld on reques1 11 .,u//1c1ent
rea.son 1$ apparent PvelnJ will ll(J/ be
published
morality ha s plummeted to an all ·
time low.
I Ai\1 disap1>ointed lO see political
reports about the least significant
happenings, the lack or appearances.
the reasons not to vote, rather th.·an
the who , what, where and why that
truly informs. One 5uch exa mple is
the race bet .... ·een Brian Van Camp
and March Fong for Secretary or
State. When the press reported on the
Oct. 7 KCET deba\e between the can-
didates for Secretary of State. more
mention was made of fl1arch Fong·s
reasons for not appearing on the show
than was made of Brian Van Camp's
highly articulate \'iews on the issues
It was interesting to read that relevant to that office.
Nixo n's taxes had been increased by 1, for one, want to vote as wisely as
12 percent. I li ve in San Clemente, and · possible. I want to vote for the things I
my assessment was jumped 25 per-believe in and not just for the face or
cenl. Believing this to be arbitrary .t~ gimmick that is sensational
and discriminatory I filed a protest. enough to make it into a back-page
i\ly only response Was a duplicate news article. Let 's have more
copy of the original notice in creasing frequent reporting of the candidates
my assessment by 25 percent. whereabouts and viey,•s on the issues.
B. L. O'NEI~ ... and lets get ~he voters' apathetic .•• r~::: ::;~ :f.~:::-hands ttnd-lhe!r eyes
ffpafllt c· ... -.
To the Editor :
Anyone who lakes even a brief look
~it gove rnment national health
programs will come to the conclusion
that the gove rnm ent y,•ill go bankrupt
if we institute suth a program and ex-
pect l~ fund it out of tax revenues .
onto the news!
ALLISON WELLS
Claim t 'flrfe lled
Tolhe Editor :
The chairman of the South Coast
Regional Coastline Commission.
Donald B. Bright, has forfeited any
t laim to that position of great publi t
importance through his sorry perfor-
mance in soliciting dev.elopers lo con·
tribute to the campaign fund or Ed·
mundG. Brown.Jr.
l-le should resign immediately or be
forced out of office by public opi nion,
or by legal channels, for a gross con-
ni ct of interest. The commission he
heads ha s more than enough
problems without having to operate
under the cloud or being used for par-
ti san poli tics. as lt1r . Bri&~t has
placed it through hi s unbelieva"MM.ac-
tic. ·
ROBERT LEE
Good Ad1Jit'I'
To the Editor:
As a regular reader of the "Daily
Pilot, I would like you to l'.now how"
great it was to see a.good story in the
People section su<'h as the one Oc·
tober 7 on .Toyce Riley. I do not know
her or the reporter; however , I feel it
is about time the reading publi c find
out more about nutrition and vitamins
as related to illness. emotional as y,·ell
as physicul. '
DOCTORS D.O not tell people the ef-
fects of food additives, exctssive
sugar and refined.foods beeause the¥.
do not themselves k,now. A neW$paper
reporting such facts does a great ser-
vice to its readers. l\fany people just
do not understand the dangers afid are
not moti\"ated .to search, out the an-
swers.
Al so y.·ant to tell you Mille
Bell 's column on cooking for one has
some sound adv;Ce. or course,J cook
foe... oioi:e. tha.n tbat-.d.hree -erowing
boys-but I still read it. I can adapt
an y recipe ir I want by making six
times as much.
I am not a health food nut nor do I
ever ""'rite to ne .... ·sp~pers. This is a
first.
Please keep up the fine job and let's
have more fine articles about feeding
our fa milies "'holesome. natural ·
food s free of additives.
CHARLOTIE EMMO~S
I -CAST I NG :t glance at social
sec urit y. we sec that the number or
recipients wi ll grow rapidly in coming
years; in fact. it is to quadruple in the
next 25 years: but with the (X>St \\'ar
bahy boom over and a zero (X>pulation
1r1:rowth. there v.•ill not be a growing
number of rontri butors in years to
come . With !'loCi<&I securi ty co n·
trlbutions running over 11 J>ertcnt of
11ayroll noy,• 15 .85 percent from the
employer and 5.85 percent from the
employe, it doesn't seem possible to
f'xpect rour times as much to be COi ·
lected from these same people. And
yet we a re going to add a nati onal
health program on also.
Memoir of Hollywood
You can't make something out or
thin air : people will have to pay for
this medical licrvicc -either through
payroll taxes or through regular in·
t'Ome taxe!I. Hut y,•ith the government
hu1·caucrats in vo lved it will cost more
than health service does now. ·
EDWAHD II , UOSEKER. M.D
l11fflr1nh1g \lfll t'r •
To the Editor:
In lhe afte rmath of \Vatergate, the
puhlic, mort' than ever. has a right
and :i need to be Informed· about the
candidates and the Issues with which
it nC'eds to rlc:1I on No\'. S. t a m incen·
!led by the limited Coverage gi vt!n to
surh c:indidates as those running ror
Set'rct11ry o( State, t.>specia lly when
lhC' offi ce of Scc:rct.:1rv of Stale ~ovcrns the election 1a .... ·s"1.111d ~·i.11 be
t'Onrcrned wlt.h rci;torin~ a morality
to 1>oliti cs ut a tim'y ~·he n that
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llOLLYWOOD. By Garson Kanin.
Viking. 393 Pages. $8.95.
In 1937 , Garson Kanin v,1ent lo fl ol-
lywood lo "learn the busi ness" of
moviemaking and in this sometimes
touching. often funn y anrt always
wcll·\\'ritten memoir he tells not only
"'hat he 1earned about lhc business
hut about lh' peo pl e \\'ho mtidc up thal
business.
PEOPl,E, for exam1>lc, like Samuel
Goldwyn, the first or lhc mighty for
whom Kanin w11ii to wor k over the
yc11rs. and who greeted the newl y ar·
rived playw ri g ht with "Sidney
, Howard tells me you're a very clever
genius ." That's the first Goldwynism
to surface in thl~ &ok, but not , by any
means. the last. AMther: "If you
won't give me your word of honor. will
you ~Ive me your promise!"
KAN1N also has a wealth of 8lories
to tell about such other major figures
as -to pick H rew al random -JJ ;arry
Co hn . Da rryl Zanuck , Charles
t:aughton and flfarllyn A1onroc., and
he tolls them all well.
llis book . It s hould be notl.'CI . is not
just a coll ection of storte11 and vigncl·
t~. however. While it docs contain
many or these it contain.'i tht!m within
a ca refully built framework to which
their . significa nce i!I subordinate to
the !ltruclurc Kttnln ""'ant~ to t>Uild:
his years in llollywood . whnl tt}cy
(THE BOOKMAN )
meant to him and what it meant to
him . He succeeds admirably.
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VOL. 67, NO. 296, 6 S~TIONS, 76 PAGE~ ORANGE" COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 19H N TEN CENTS -•
Bail Drive Launched for Long-time Inmate
By AJl'WUR R. VINSEL
CN tlllo o.111 ~!let M.tf
A campaign to gather $5,000 bail
money, most or it coming in nickels
and dimes, mo11Dted today to free ac-
cused tiller James Ray Russell, charg~
with an Oklahoma murder he may not
have committed.
Today was his 745th day in jail, waiting
for something -anything -to happen.
"l'm wore out," be said Tuesday.
Russell, 27, a fonner Laguna Hills
* * * Housewife
Gives $5
For Bail
A Santa Ana housewife and mother
of three who babysits to make ends
meet donated $5 to the bail bond fund
lo accused murdered James Ray Russell
to kick off her own campaign.
Russell has spent 745 days in Los
Angeles County Jail after being anested
on an Oklahoma fugitive warrant charg-
ing him with a murder which all known
evidence indicates he would not have
committed.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court
Judge fmally set bail at $5,000 Tuesday,
after more than 24 months during 11;hich
it was denied.
"This is really outrageou.s," ~lrs. Lin-a a Hughes dec1ared today in proposing
her method ol helping Ru.<oell get out
of jail and back to a Productive life,
pending n.10lutk:.a ol 0 k I.a b om a ' s
allegedly false charges.
"It' ~verybody, like 5,000 p e op I e ,
donated a dollar, or 1£ t ,8111 "'1•
dooated IS. he could pay' It bail. .. or
!hey coold let him hep lt to 1et a
fresh start," Mrs. Hughes erplaln!'ll.
The young mother who babyllts ·in
her home at J 122 \\1est St., near the
Fountain Valley and Costa 1\!esa city
limits, said Russell's plight strike. close
to borne.
Once, she said, a close relative was
arrested after a verbal di spute \\'ilh
a hostile female neighbor and wound
up in jail for two days. He lost his
job ov~r It.
She has also enlt.ted aid of radio
station KWJZ in an effort to help the
Russell family get James released from
Los Angeles County Jail
Russell's wire, Karen, 23, now works
as a watiress in Downey to make ends
meet, but they lost her little b o y ,
Russell's stej)60ll, by court order because
of..~ murder charge. ~-:.a• ~;.\...,. 1ook his · ste~. that
was lhe last straw," declared 1\t rs .
Hughe!, v.·ho first read of Ru s s e 11 ' .!I
travail in a newspaper story.
"I can only donate $S to him,'' she
added. "but ~'ve been trying to do
something."
Last Rites Set
~.riday . Morning
For Jack B8!nett
-1\femorial services for former Newpon
Harbr;>r Chamber ol C.Ommerce manager
Jack-Barnett will be held at 11 'a.m.
Friday at st. Andrew'a Presbyterian
Church in Newport Beach.
Until then, flags in Newport Beach
will continue to fly at half mast in
memory of the man referred to as "Mr.
Ne-wport Beach.''
As tributes to Mr. Barnell continue
to mount foUowi.n.g his death Monday
night. at the age of 65,. trustees of
Newp>rt-Mesa Unified Sc ho o l district
also agreed to lower all ,flags at district
schools in his honor.
"He waa a great friend to~ dtstrlct,"
said trust,. Dooald Smallwood. ,
Mr. Barnett, who died from conge.stlve
heart failure and other compllcattag ill·
nesees, was manager of ttMI d'lamber
for 19 years, before retiring In July.
His rami1y has requested donations
be made to the American O i abet es
Association, 17842 'Irvine Ave .. Tustin .
Olficiating at th• memorial aenncoa
wUI be RA!v. Cbarlca N. Dltttnfl<ld.
Ga Leak in Oakland
OAKLAND (API -A dangeroo1 gas
rising from a BOap plant forced the
evaaiatfm 1\Je&day of 3$ employa.-and
more than 300 school chiklren in the
&rta, ofr1dals report, r p o 11 u ti o n
authoritie3 detecled a eray hat.t sur-.
rounding the Safeway Solp ,tant and
found the air was filled wilh oonge:stive
_ S\llfur diox ide.
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resident, tloally bad hiS day in court
Tuesday, after some 15 fruillesa ap-
pearances, including an appeal to U:ie
califomia •Supreme Oluft. to be released.
Los An.gejes·Superior Court Judge Ray-
rrlond M. <h>ate set bail at 55,000 fiqally
after Russell's lwo years and two week.i
behind ba?J, a sum i::.equiring one-tenlh •
of its face value as . a ·surety depGSit
to Secure ~lease. .
His family , including his deliriously
tearful wife K.3~. 2S, ~wed to have
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the $500 deposit together by Tuesday
night. so he oould co1ne honle lo Bell
Gardens.
They failed to scrape up' the sum
but a bail bondsman who saw t h e
youthful ex-ronvict on television Tuesday
night offered to take $250 and trust
i.hem for the rest.
He'd like a celebrity client.
The Oklahoma family who came Y:est
looking for something better couldn't
even come up with that much on
Craig \VOOdall, ,2,. oi Laguna Niguel, finds his eye for a Halloween pu.mpkiD. jfnay be bigger than his muscles as he makes tough choice
at an Ora;nge Coas,t pumpkin patch. He found one he could carry,
but, oh bo)'. would that bigger one make a· swell jack·o-lantern .
~e':J>ort's Elderly Cite
N·eed for Transpo1·tation
By GARY GRANVILLE
~ TIM. D1llY PIM! 1111!
A Newport Beach senior c i t i z e n .!I
organization bas asked the city not to
abandon plans for oi>eration of a local
bus· system beCause 1of the city's di.!lmal
experience with the Harbor Hopper last
summer.
There i.!I "a crying need" for public
transportation for the elderly, the 450-
member Harbor Senior Citizens Club
said in a Jetter to Mayor Don Mcinnis.
"A tot of our members are not able
to drive. and need a good bus systtm,"
the club'$ letter oonUnued.
It went on tt argue 'that Ult FWbor H~r was "only for' beachgoerS" 'and
was not designed to aid the elderly.
'Pe esperlmentat~ffarbor Hopper Jll'O'
gram was Ol>Cflted 82 days last summer at a cost or $27-.SSe to tbe city.
A concludlng ·report on the four-bus
service l:Siid that 80 to 90 percent or
ttle-use_ was by school-age children, prln·
cipally riding to and from beaches.
The report predicted the city \.\'OU!d
lose at least $100.000 annually on the
operation of the Harbor Hopper on an
annual basis ~·even i£ passeilger use
and revenue d®bled."
The city staff report also said con·
sideration or a dial-a-ride bus system
Trustees Endo1·se
Equal Joh Plan
A policy endorsing equal employment
OP.POrtunlties in the Newport · Mc s a
UnlTied School Di&lrlel won unanlmouo
approval by trusttts Tuesday.
According to )he policy, the district
guarantees "equa) employment and op-
f10rtunlty· for advancement to all. re-
gardless of race. religious cre<!d. color.
naUonal origin, ancestry. physical hand!·
cap or !U." •.
1ht afrlrmati1taet.l.on pmlJl'am: aSlUr·
ing non-dit.crimlnatory emplotmenl prac-
llte polictet, win be handled by assis--
tant .supttlnl.end<':nt ror pe.r!JOnncl ae.rv·
!cu, K°'ln Whtol.,..
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should be part of any future planning
for local public transportation.
At the request of City ~Ianager Robert
\Vynn. the council referred the report
and its supporting data to a consultant
for analysis. The consultant's report has
not yet been submitted to the city.
The Harbor Senior Citizens Club letter
suggested that an ex:amination of the
(See OLDSTERS, Page AZ)
* * ~ ·'Fear of Crime'
May Be Halting
Transit Riders
By WILLIAfll SCHREIBER
0 1 1111 DlllY P'ilol Slit!
~-!any prospective riders on Orange
County Transit District veh!cles may
be avoiding the use -0f n1ass transit
because lhcy fear the possibility 0 r
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli. vice chair1nan of a
citizens committee studying the impact
of future trnn.'iil plans. said today safety
concerns will he one of the district "s
loughest obstacles to overcome.
"The single most important aspect
of transit system in1pact is a need
to change the attitude of the population
rc11ardlng fear of violence." said Covelli,
a professor at Qll Slate Long Beach.
Covelli's task force, one of three set
up by the Cltlzem Ad\-isory TrM.!lit
Committee:, recommended that the
district concentrate on Intensive tel'Vlce
in 'dlsadvantllged areas that usually ha~e
the blghe!;t crime rate.
"To m&kc the service v;ork and attract
rlden, _!he district should establl.sh a
direct 1lne of oommun1catlons with safety
ngencics ror protection of passeng_et1
Jn hlgb crime areas." Covelli said. _
CoveJti 's IA.!lk force made no speeltt~
rteommendatl<>ns. bl1t hin!,ed at th e
possibility of special trallfilt .I e cut t t )'
1>atrol! or bus guards.
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such short notice ho\\'ever, follO\\ing tv.o
years of travail .
One Orange Coast resident. Lind a
Hughes, called Santa Ana attorney
Russell Agajanian today to ofier $5 and
said she "'as trying to organize. a radio
campaign to gel 1.000 listeners to pledge
$5 each to help lhe Rus.'iells.
His aged grandfather. Sa;ruel E .
Dav!d, came out from Haskel Counly.
Okla .• for the pretrial and extradition
hearing Tuesday and pledged equity in
his paltry property holdings at Sligler,
Okla ., to go his grandson"s bai l.
Still an thcr sympal h1zer. S u s ;i n
llakam. f J-lunlington Beach. \'ov.·rd
to loan them the s!'cond $2j() fro1n
·her sa\·· gs acetlunt if the bail bondsman
\.\'iii sf k to his b3rgain.
R U, an ex·corll'ict \\'ho served four
ye sin the Oklaho1na State Penitentiary
~1cAlesler for a bu1 glar.v Ctlmmilted
\.\'hen he ""1s l!l. v.·as expected to be
bailed out of jail somehow today.
He and his brother Koah are accused
uf the ro.larcb.-1972, murder of invalid
Albert Christenbe rry, 9"l. v.•ho \.\8S beaten
lo death in his \\hl'f!ithair and robbed o~'.?00 in his lill lc ilon1e in Leota .
Se\·eral v.·hnesses h.lve filed affidavil'i
testifying they were \\·ith Ja111es Russell
that tra__gic night at the Long· Beach
i\u·Pike Amusement Park, v.·hen he \\"IS
suppOsed to be engaged in a savage
murder l.000 n1iles awOjy,
(See BAIL, Page A%1
'Power Misused'
Badham Calls for Brig·ht's Ouster
By GARY GRANVrLLE
Of 1111 Diiiy Pl1ol Stiff
Dr. Donald B. Bright should be remov-
ed from the South Coast R e g i o n a I
Co a s tline Commission, Assemblyman
Robert Badham (R-Newport Beach ) said
Tu esday,
Badham's call for the coastal com-
mission chairman's ouster because of
his political fund raising activities came
at a Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club
luncheon.
The Newport Beach :.siemblyman
Planners 'Baek
Interim Lease
For Airwest
Newport Beach·s bid to keep Hughes
Alrwest jet operation.!! al Orange: County
Airport on a month-to-month basis \\'as
... r;jected Tuesday by the county planning
commission.
The commission voted unani1nously to
uphold a Board of Supervisors decision
to award Airwest an in terim lease.
The lease covers the airline until a
major environmental impact report is
completed in mld-1976.
Airv.·est wa.!I placed on a month-to-
month basis at the airport in early
1972 \\·hen the Board of Supervisors
refused to extend its annual lease ..
The reason given at the time was the
airllne"s failure to strictly comply with
noise standards established by the board.
\Vhen the board last month approved
lhe interim-lease arrangement, in effect,
;~ <wk ~!';,:. ;::irline off the month-to-month
restriction.
i\1e\\-pGrl Beach city attorney J:?ennis
O'Neil filed an appeal lo 1he board"s
decision "'hich argued that such a lease
could not be a\\•arded without an en·
viron1nental impact statement.
O'Neil said his pur~ose was not to
force the county to discontinue opera-
tions at the airport.
Instead, he said, the city's position
is that Ain•:est is better controlled by
keeping it on the shorter t e r m ar·
range.ment.
O'Neil said there was no reason "'hY
the airline should, in effect. be awarded
a 15-month lease "'ilhout complying "'ith
environmental-report requirem~nts.
He told the, planning commission there
is no provision in the \av• that al101vs
ror a negative declaration of en-
vironmental impact on a project "tha t
has a substantial effect on the en-
vironment."
llo\l.·e\'er, the commission agreed that
approving the lease \.\'As the same as
allovring the continuing use and .
therefore, did not represent a fresh
impact on the environment.
Pll,OT PICKEROO
IN SIXTll WEEK
Pigskin Pickeroo '74 conti nues ln its
sixth v.·eek as Daily Pilot readers com-
pete for $130 \l."orth of prites each \.\'~k
and a chance to "'in a color television
set.
Sports fans \\'ho best predict the out·
cornea of 30 football games to be played
thil weekend will • be awarded Zl!nllh
rad.lo and television prOOucta. Further,
nrst place weekly winners are eligible
lo compete for the grand priie color
act. •
Details and an tntry blank are publish·
ed In todn,Y'S editionll.
PUC!kln Pickeroo Is a rl!'gular fta.ture
ot the l)Af)y l'flol sports pagts •n<t
ii co:tpollA()red by ABC Color Television
6f Hunllnjl!on ll<11<h and Zenith Inc. •
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labeled Brighl'.!1 aborted plan to hold a
$100.per-person fund raising receplion for
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed-
mund G. Br0\.\'11 Jr. "a blatant misuse
of poy.·er."
Purportedly in\'ited to the reception
that was t6 have been held near Costa
~iesa this week v.·cre developers ...and
others who regularly do business v.'ilh
the commission Bright heads.
The fund raising reception v.·as called
off when a sto rm or criticism descended
on B{ight ~ a conflict of interest
issue was raised by Brown's opponent,
state Controller Houston Flournoy.
Badham said the coastal commission
chairman used "stationery and other
commission resources'" to promote the
political reception.
'"If he !Bright ) was an elected official
he ,1·ou!d be recallt.'1'.1.," Badham said.
"I don't see \vhy an appointed official
1vho misuses his power should be treated
any differently."
After his speech. Badham said he:
has \ITitten Governor Reagan to ask hhn
to demand Bright's "immediate resigna-
tion."
Fees Go Up, Up
Boat iW.oorin g No ·w .iito re Costly
BOAT O\VNERS \.\'ho tie up' illegally to somebody's else's dock or moorfa1
in an Orange County Harbor will now have to pay four limes as much to re-
claiin their impounded vessels. . . . The Board or Supervisors \'Oted unanimously Tuesday to hike the d1:11ly
impound f~s from $l to $4 in Ne"'JXlrt. Harbor and $3 in Dana Harbor.
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Director Kenneth Sampson told. the board the
Sl per day fee provided no incentive for boat O\\'llers lo reclaim their pro~
erty.
"THIS FREQUENTLY results in a Jong-term storage rate that is much
less than the owner would pay at a rummerrial marina," Sampson said in
his repo rt to supervisors.
The figure supen:isors arrived at is the same paid for guest dock spaces
in the two major county harbors.
SUPERVISORS ALSO appro\'ed Sampson 's request to increase from SI to
S2 a day the charge le\·led by the county for its 18 offshore guest. moorings.
Sampson noted Newport Harbor is the only one with guest moorings but he
said Dana •!arbor may ha\'e some in the near future.
Nade1· G1~oup to Joi11 Suit
.i\gai11st Se11. Ca1·pe11te1·
The Los Angeles ch<ip\cr of Ralph
Nader"s Citizen Aclion group plans lo
join People·s L-OblJ y and the Environ-
mental Coalition of Orange County in
a la\\'SUit charging 361h District stale
Sen. Dennis Carpentrr ll'ilh violating
conflict of int erest Iii\\/>,
Richard Spohn. nn all omey \\'ith th e
Nader group. said hr pla ns to file a
friend of the cou rt brief supporting !he
charges against C;irpcnter filed Tuesday
by the other groups. .
The suit charges !hat Carpenter did
not report as inco1nc ('()nl ributions from
political backers he ~pent lo pay _a
housekeeper and rent an apartment in
Sacran1en10.
Carpent er has denied lhe c h :l r g c s .
terming then1 "political rhetoric" desi 11-
ed to allract a11 cnion to his opponenL
11emocrat Frank Bnrbartb in he la~!
1wo "·eeks before lhc elC'Clion.
Car]X'nter hns callrd !h<' suil "abuse
of the justice sy~rein." n111i11t.1inlnµ 1h:i1
his financiul disclosures htl\e been aho\e
reproach . Spohn said Ile i!I prcp:'lri ng lh1• br1('1
anti it \\Ill be fi led \\i1h111 th(' nL•xt
\\CCk.
(;J ,001l1Y Nf:ll '.'I
l'V.lf illf:LS S1'(1CKS
~F.\V YOHK rUPl I -A ('()mbinanon
of profit laking and RIOOm)' l"'C<lOOtnic
ne11·s ))U.Shed prin!S shtirp1'· :inrl broadll
lower in moderate tr:irhng today on
the N~'" York Stock f<:x hnnic
The Do'' J()l'l('s indus1Mal 8\'('r11ge 10~1
17.83 poflll• IO 6!5.03. •
Declines ovf!nt.·h.C'lmed nd1 an<.'t~, 1.050
to 262. an,ong the 1,600 i!lst1rs traded.
Prices were k1v.·er in mod<'ratc trading
on the Americnn Stock t-:xchnn1te.
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Citizen Action 's interest in the case.
said Spohn . is in "\\'Ork1ng to expose
and prost•cutc vio!atcrs o! c u r r e n I
po!iticaJ rcforrn legislation .
"\\"e nrc putt ing lhcm on notice that
11·hcn Proposition 9 goes into effect .
11'c."ll be watchin g thetn closely .. ,
Cit izc>n Action and the People's !Abby
\\'ere groups active: in campaigning for
Propcsition 9 passed last June.
The measure goes into effect i n
January. It makes more slringent the
fin ancial disclosures req uired of politi-
cians.
Orange Coast
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lo11· cloud s along the oo ois1 Thurs·
da,I'. according to thr v.·eather
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rise 10 i 2 lnland . Lo1vs tonight Si
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,A 2 DAILY PILOT WtdlltSdl)', Ottobtt 23. 1974
'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fiene• Michael WlliOn
~fin er' s Son
Offered Cash
Not to Marry
LONDON (AP) -The London ~
'News reported today that lawyers for
Happy Rockefeller's aunt Rachel Filler
offered \Vclsh barman Atichael Wilson
$48,000 not to marry the mlllionairess
nearly 50 years his senior. .
The News said Wilson told it he refused
-"I got very angry and told them
t am not a fortune hunter" -and
that Miss Filler said at her home near
Philadelphia :
"I have no intention of changing my
mind. The more they press me, the more
determined l am to marry Mr. \VII.son."
The newspaper said Miss F I I I e r ' s
.lawyers "were expected to make one
more attempt today to try to have
lhe couple call it off."
"I think it is because. I am a miner's
·son that they feel I am not fitted
to marry Alli! Filler," said Wilson,
a handsome n.year-0Jd who is visiting
his mother in the Welsh town of Llay.
·' He said be would be telepOOning Pttiss
Fit,ler today.
" .•. Yes, reversed charges," he told
a questioning newsman.
Wilson sald the difference in their
ages Is irrelevant because their r!:la·
_tionship Is based on companionship.
"Is she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
have thought she was as much as that
ind, of course, belng a genUeman, I
never a.sked."
The tall, ruggedly built r or mer
'choirboy announced through a newspnper
jn Llay that he wa s going to marry
0the aunt of V ic c President-designate
Nelson A. Rockefeller's second wife, the
former Margaretta "Happy" Filler.
Miss Fitler and l\1rs . Rockefeller are
joint heiresses lo the Fltler fortune,
at one time valued at more than $8
million.
Reports on l\1iss fitler·s age ha\·e
\•aried from 61 upwards. Tu·o members
of her staff at her home in an exclusive
Philadelphia suburb said she is in her
80s.
"J ...,·ould never have dream ed she
.. ·as much over 60," :iaid Wilson, woo
met l\liss Filler ...,•bile he was working
as a butler at the exclusive Breakers
Hotel in Palm Beach. Fla. •
"I learned to respect her intelligence
and he r judgment , and ...,.e establis hed
a tremendous closeness. Our relationship
was built entirely on companionship
rather than on love." \Vilson said Tues-
day from his parents' modest, three-
bedroom home in this smnll 'Ve Is h
village.
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Dean Hinl.s
Tapes Not
The Same
\YASHINGTON' (UPl l -Wat4!rgate
.... ·itness John \V. Dean HI tCllUfied lodlly
that some 'Vbite House tapes he has
heard don't square ~;th his recollections
of crucial meetings he had with Richard
i\I. Ni:icon as the scandal began unravt'I·
ini: last yea:. (RelatOO storie1', Pa~e A3)
In some in.stances. Dean said, 'there
...,,ert parts missing" on !apes he re view·
ed and in others there ...,·ere discussions
he didn't remember at all.
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica,
presiding O\ler the Watergate cover-u p
trial 'tl-'tiere Dean ~·a.s in his sill:ih
day oo the stand, immediately directed
that the questioned tapes be playt'd
so the jury couJd decide if Dean has
been telling the truth about his Nixon
mee«ings.
"Now listen," Siric.a said, slapping
the bench with hls hand as defense
lawyer John J. \\'ilson objected. "Just
a minu1e. You just stop talking until
I get through.
"You are not going to argue to this
jury that this man (Dean) went up
to tbe 'Senate oommittee .. , and gave
fa lse infonnalion when you will not
let the tape be played. I think those
tapes ought to be played in order to
get all the fa cts be.lore the jury and
Jet them decide.'·
The argument erupted ~ith the jury
out ol. the courtroom as Wilson , attorney
for cover-up defendant H. R. Haldeman,
sought to establish that Dean's testimony
la.st year before the Senate Watergate
oommittee -in wruch he linked Nixon
to the cover-up plot -differed sharply
from the White House tapes.
De.an, the former Wbite House counsel,
testified there had been "a lot of
overlap" in the subjects discussed at
the three meetings and that he told
the pro5eeutlon after hearing the tapes
be could not vouch that the recordings
matched his recollections.
Sirlca then excused the jury and the
argument over Dean 's credlbillty broke
out. Delense attorneys ultimately waived
their Qbjections and agreed to Jet the
three tapes be played without having
Dean vouch for them.
Earlier, Wilson led Dean through his,-
use -without getting permission from
anyone -of $4,850 in cash from a
White House flmd to pay for his honey·
moon and other personaJ expenses.
Dean, unruffled, admitted he h a d
helped himself to the cash in October,
1972 from $15,200 entrusted to him for
safekeeping siz month! before and bad
replaced it with a penonal cheek that
"''ould have bounced had It been cashed.
Just before he was fired Crom the
'Vhite House in April, 1973, be testified.
he gave another check for $4,850 and
the remaining $10,350 in cash lo his
la .... -yer. He said the money was put
into escrow at a Rockville, ?\.1d. bank
and is still there pending 1 e g a I
determination of who rightfully owns
it.
The money originally was part <>f
a $350,000 cash fund diverted from the
Nixon rHlection campaign to the White
House, ~·here it was kept u o d e r
Haldeman·s Controf. Some of it even·
tually was paid to the Watergate
burglars.
Ba1iyard Ekcted
High Wire Act
Birds variously identified by Ba Ibo a Peninsula
homeowners as linnets or cedar waxwings fiock
togeth·er on telephone lines be!ore swooping down
)CNHr l'llet ,_.,.ff I.ff,,,_
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to savor red berries on pyracantha bushes near
Miramar Drive and L Street in Newport Beach.
From Page Al
BAIL ... ·-
Defense evidence includes a pawn shop
ticket signed by Russell that night In
downtown Long Beach, where he bought
a jel'i'elry trinkt't for his new wife Kareo
Irvine President Nudges
Library, Museum Plans·
'
't1-11ile they were out on the town . Coordinated planning of a library and Beach City Council, Watson suggests "l'se just llke a kid ... ," he said
Somewhat sadly In a j&ilbouse interview art mu8eUm in Newport Cmter hu that trultees ol. the city's library board been glvt'n a nud« forward by Irvine and th I te N............ HA-'-Art
7 Oill.dren:
-Die fu Bus,
Trfilii Crash
ARAGO~. Ga. (\JP!) -Seven childmi
were kiUed and 71 injured today when
a tiain bl.eked int.o a school bus cram~
med, with 'screaming children wbo could
lf!B the train coming but couldn't en·
cape.
Witnesses said the repair traio had
been called to the scene of a derailment
during the night and was backing up
along the tracks \\'hen it hit the bus.
The train dragged the crumpled. bus
several hundred feet down the .tr;acl<,
police said.
When the ' train came to a halt, the
cabooee wai derailed and <>n top or
the overturnl'd bU!.
The Polk County coroner first reported
that the bll! driver, Bllly Ke!JeU, had
hem killed. .B"\ police f!ier aid he
was hospltal~ed. in critical condit!on.
A spoke.mium for Southern Railway
in Washington 6'I the train was movlng
about eight miles per bour.
The accident oceurred between the
towns or Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 miles northwest or Atlanta.
The.re ~·ere railroad crossing signs
oo each side of the road , but no flashing
signals.
Darrell Smith said he .... pimping
gasoline at a St',nice station about
50 feet from the croalng when the
collision oreurred. He give th'8 descrip-
tion of the accident: •
"'Ille bll! was stopped. ~i>d It started
on across. The train was backing up,
it seemed like it speeded up and ~Nt
the bm."
Smith aald one of the workmen jumped
off the train and ran to the front of
the triln yelling at the engineer "Go
back. Go back."
with the Daily Pilot last Friday. "We Company President Ray Watson. e prva ""t""'•-Cl.lil\oll-
rode all the rides and me 'n Dllvid In a rec<nt letter to the Newport Muaeum should "develop a mutually Resurfacing ~Job
shot !Ome pool." acceptable lite plan."
He said that night the amusement "Ideally, t.be propoeed library site .J>lan par~ was one of the first he and Karen From Pllflfl Al and design should be -led with At CdM's Tenni .. enjoyed together, since her son by .a "°
previoua marriage, Nolan Tracy, now OLDSTERS the proposed Newport Hart>or' Art <. was spending the week<nd witb his • • • .M.-m ,. that common.J>lrldni wooJd C i· U d
natural fathe r. · Harbor HoPP'r operation might show serve eacb building JnOctpenden!Jy as 0Ur ;s rge
A oourt in Napa County, Calif., sub&e-that lt suffered from "poor rouUng, well aa minimize overall parking needs,"
quently ordered the child taken .away poor och<dullng, or a t0mbinaticln of Wat3oo wrote. Qting lwardous condlti<o for tennis
from James and Karen, aayiiig it was all these." Watsoo.'s augestion was toUcbed off teams at COtcna de.I Mar High School,
an unlit home if tbe stepfather stood It also mentiom that aome c 1 u b by his recent . meeting •rW I t b Coun· perenta urged Newport-Mesa s c boo I
ae<med or murder. ell-. an '-·~"-v .. -~ and two library t-·•-Tue~-y ....... to --' 11 ~
II' b-"--Noah-al ch ed memben are no1 able to -walk "two ·--~ • ---..-.... ~ -Russe • ·~ ,. arg trustees to resurfl<'< the ocbool's elibt courff, in the savage slaying of the invalid-was long blocks" from the club to J5th o .. _:.~ of tbe --"! .... wu tO dlac:uss "'--t-asked dbtrkt ofOdal1 to look • -An el "-··t Street and Irvine Bou1eVard w b er e • ... .....,..:-.............. • ru:s ~ in Department 100 of ...... ;, g es -..vw• Y a IN!table site for .a piopoeed library into ~ProPosaJ ...
Superior Court blmleif Tuesday, bu< only Onmge County Transit District "1Vioe in Newport Ceotef !bat "llO dly OQUllCll A~ )lave ~X \)CCll?Tt4• '"'
as a spectator and member Of the Is available. endorsement last February. · \ the 1J.yeat~, "slippery ' ociurta, U>uiM
family. "Every week we have aeniors asking Accordine-'to Wallon'.J l~tt.er, ~ J1cgers, leader of the Corona del Mar
Ht" is free on bis own recognizanct' for transportation to our cub and there present at the meeting agreed the m<*t Tennil Boosters, told the board. She
"'lth>ut having to p:lflt cash bond on Just isn't any available,'' the club's let· logical site for the libr~cy would be said ~utmg, ~ $3,IOO, ii need-
the Oklahoma homicide chargt', f o r ter said. neer the city's fire and fUture police ed to femedy the ·auuatlon. .
which no trial date has even been set "They enjoy our club and its many facilities as well as the pri>po9ed art The district already bu ap-eed to
yet. activities. But they need b e t t e r museum. spend '3,000 to repaint the c 0 u r t 1 •
His brother has been held 745 days transportation. Not everyone bas a car," The company IBM month donated land Another $3,000 is being chipped lo by
without ball, arraignment or tr I a I , the letter continued in Us appeal not far the Newport Hsrbor Art Muaeum the ctY of_ NeWP.Ort Beach, which UNI
• because In his case extradition i1 In· to have public transportation planning near the two city facilities, subject to the courta lo lta---recreaUan department
volved and an extradition hearing is dropped because of the Harbor Hopper the museum tnJ8tees raisin& tbe money program.
not technically a trial. experience. needed for comtruction. Mr!. Jagger! u'd i':ht was told bJ
Sant.a Ana attorney Roger Agajanian, Should the city want to build the Cal Stewart, Newport Beach recreaUoil.
who is representing Russell free of library, Watson suggests that: director, that if the dJstrtct authorbel
charge, claims his client bas been sub-Israel: Envoy's -An an:hilect be retained to develop tbe 11,500, he will 811k the Newport
jected to double jeopardy but so far. " a site plan acceptable to the library Beach Cty c.ouncil to contribute the
appelate a:iurta: and the California and museum trustees. same &ml?Wll
Supreme Court have yet to -agree. S Atta ked -Negotiations then begin (or city ac-The remaining '800 would be donated
Oklahoma authorities, meanwhile, Oil. C quisition of its portion oflhe site. by the Tennis Boosters, she said. Tbe'
claim tbey have new evidence against -The city council make a "clear com. club has about 70 parentl of members Presiding Judue Rusaell in the patheUc slaying of the NEW YORK (AP ! -Gilead Tekoah, mltment" to proceed with the project of the boys' and girls' tennis twna
._ · ~ crippled otd man, but refuse to dlscuss J6-year-0ld son of the Israeli ambas.!ador _oooe_Deeotiations are concluded. at the school .
.. _.. ~~ any :;;;-.z.::-. IO the urutta Nations, has been rOObed -A lime schedul" for funding ac-nte board also received aeveral letters Fo r Secoud Term RUSS<ll was arrested once in Orange of $28 an dsome pel'llOllal papers while Quisilion and building the library be urging the murfadng. c.ounty and eventually freed by Superior riding a bicycle through Central Parlt. established. Ron Davts. director of athletics at
Orange County's 31 Superior Court"
judges unanimously e I e c I e d presiding
Judge Robert A. Banyard today to a
second one yea r term of office.
The Santa Ana jurist will begin his
second term Jan. 1. His fellow judges
honored him at the court's an nu a I
meeting today !or what Ibey said is
his "outstanding se rvice" during 1974.
In other action. the judgts named
Judge Robert L. C.Orfman of Ne...,·port
Beach as a regular member of the
four-judge executive com mitt e e (){
Superior Court.
Among the fe>ur alternates named to
the executive committee were Judge
Frank Domenechinl of san Clemente•
and Robert P. Kneeland of Newport
Beach.
Bicycle Program
Slated for Youths
A bicycle program for children and
tcC'nagers featuring thC' fllm "Bicycle
Clo\vn·• will be held at 4 p.rn. Thursday
on Balboa Island.
The program ls ~ing ~ponsored by
librarians at the Ne'tl-"J>Ort Beach ?ub\le
Library. Along ~ith the l~minule film
there \vill be a discussion on bicycle
safety by Newport Beach police of!iccr
Slaii Bressler and a demonstration on
simple blcyck! repair and maintenance.
.There will also be lnformallon on bike
licensin g and a s..1mpling of the library'1
biking books on display .
The program will be condueted at
115 Agate Ave. ~tore information Is
available al 67$-7932.
Bar Ownet• Stabbed
C.ourt Judgt' William Murrary on the Police said five teen-agers attacked Watson's letter concluded with his Con.rill del Mar High, wrote, "Al tean1s
basis ()f a polygraph test that strongly Tekoah and threw hbn down 1\lesday, assurance ol the company's cooperatian instructor on the courts I have wttne91td
indleatOO his innocence. then fled . "on this very important facility for the many falling accidents because of the
One factor Oklahoma authorities claim 'lbe victim's father, Yosef Tekoah, city." courts: being · so slippery. I fetl
to have Is an alleged call by the defen-Jives with his family near the park The Council is erpeded to dbcuss resurfacing ·and painting .are neceesary
dant to hl:i brother Noah in the Sooner 00 Manhattan's Upper West Side. Watson's letter and bis suggestion of to provide a safe desirable facility for
State, in which he claimed to have Police said today they had no leads a coordinated development at Tuesday's the high school students and members
bragged that he sure did beat that in the case. study sess.lon. or the ·community Ue detectort~t. J :l=====;;;==;;;;;==;;;:;=.:::;:=;;:==;;~;,..;i:;;;;;;;:==;;;;;i;;;;;:;::;:::;;:====~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~
• Anaheim Jurist
Resigns Seat
On County Panel
Gala! J . Kemahan of Anaheim r..ignecl
today from the ~e County Grand
Jury and will be replaced Thursday
in a drawing ordered by Superior C.Ourt
Judge Everett W. Dickey. .
Kemahan. 48, explained that his ex·
rcutive duties with the C a 11 f o r n i a
Teachers Association ha ve increased and
no longer permit him to meet his Grand
Jury commitment&.
Kemahan is the second grand •Juror
to resign since the l~member panel
.... ·as !\\'Om in last November. ~
Business pressures forced the reslgna·
tion of Joseph Gatlin Jr .• an El Toro
security offi<or. Ills pgce oo the panel
was ta\on by MJO. Man:ellA Scott, the
wife ct Fountain Valley Mayor Cl<or1•
Scott.
2 Candidates !\feet
NEW YORK (UPI) -A debate
bet~·een New Yorit state'• three
5enatorl1! candlda tes began po 11 t e I Y
Tuesd1y but then erupted Into an angry
argument bet~·een Sen. Jacob Javlts
and hll Democratic challenger. former
Attorney Central' R&m1e.y Clart. The
(lebate WA:I bl!ld at the ed!torial offices
of The New York nme. and ln!Ually
focused on campai;n financing a:nd In·
flatlon. --
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Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell Ir Dumbell Sets
Croquet Sets
Slant Boards
Boxing Gloves
. Judo Suits
Karate Sulh
Ttnnls Dresses
Tennis Shorts
T ennls Shirts
Tennis Sweatt"
Tennis Shoes
Open 9 to 6-Closed Sunday
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T tnnls Balls
Tennis Racket Strln9lng
Racquetball Racquets Ir Balls
Handball Gloves & Balls
Warmiip Suits ·
Sweat SUlh
Hoodtd Sweatshirts
Adldas-Convtn..Spot lilt
TICJtr-lrooks-Bob Wolft Shoes
Leathtr Footballs·Basketballs·Soc·
ctr Balls
Blkt Rtpalrs-Parts-Tirts· Tubes
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DAIL)' PILOT EDl.TORIAL Pi\GE
Voters Must Choose
liow do you mainta in educational levels in the face
_qf..a seven to -10-perce nt increase in.ope'rations-Oue--to
!nrl atlon, when a rec~nt state law says you may only
increase your expenditures by three percent?
That is .the dilemma that laces the Newpo rt-Mesa
Un1£~d chool District, and it is th e question the
school district is ih effect putting to the voters in the •
form or Proposition Z on the November 5 l>allot.
Jn-a eomplic-ated attempt to equalize the 'a rilount of
publi~ money. spe'1t per pupil in the p ublic schools
throughout California, the state has clamped a lid on
the a mount of m o ney per pupil relatively affluent
school dis tricts like Newport-Mesa may spe nd.
_'l'h~s ~eans that regar~lcss of any increase in the d~str1ct s asses~ed valuation, 1Newport Mes a's ex pen:
d1ture, per pupil for the next year is frozen at about
three perce nt over this year. It is all the law a llO\\'~.
~despite the estim a te of a seven to 10 percent increase
in operating costs due to inflation alone '-a nd despite
the fact that state m a ndated cost increases use up the
three per.cent permitted increase.
Put another way, this ·simply means that for the
foreseeable future the amount of actual ins tructional
'services and operating s upplies that the district can
purchase per pupil will decline each year because of
inflation. • ln Prop. Z, the school district is asking voters if
lhey ,want to maintain the current educational le\·eJ
by increasing the annual limit on per·pupil expen·
ditdres enough to offset inflation a nd the state· m an·
dated cost incr~ases. State 1aw authorizes s uch an
e lection and a majority vote is required.
1'be increase asked for is $150 per pupil. about 12
percept. The projected 1975-76 tax rate \vould be in·
creased from about $.3.68 to alx>ut $4.21, \VhichdistriC't
officials point out is very,close to the 1973-74 rate. To
the.owner of an ~.OOQ. Jioose this increase means
about $105 a year: to tile owner or a $35,000 house it
means about $45 a year.
. .
Even with the addit ional $150 per pu1>il . the distric t
v. ill hu\'o to cul back son1e of its services to the com·
n1unity to maintain the ba sic t!ducational scrvi('es.
It's not a good time to ask tht• taxpayers to pay
mOi·e, especially in the ruce of the increased assessed
v:rluations thut huve hit many f\i.C\VJ>Ort -~lesa l ilX·
_puyers. Dul it 's an even poorer time to start cutting
back on the educational opportun ities for our
ch ild ren. The Daily l'ilot. recommends a 'TES \'Ole on
l'rop. Z.
Unco1nf ortable Lesson
' UO\\'antccl oil th~1t conlinucs to gurgle lo the
surrace in West Ne'''port Beach is, ut best, an
environm~ntal nightmare.
No w it 's seepage.from an abandoned v.1ell at44th
Street and Balboa Boulevard lha t ·s infe sting "
rcs i de n~ia l neighlx>rhood \vith noise. foul odors,
traffic congestio n a nd uns ightliness.
Unfortunately, the oil pl ague can't be ended
simpl'y by applying more m anpo\\'er 01· money to the
problom. The c ity has already made a substantial
commitme nt of both.
So, the residents impacted by the oil blight
a pparently ha ve no alternati\'C but ma ke the best of
a very bad situation while the trial and error process
of finding a solution goes on.
If there's a lesson to be learned from the
unfortunate plight of the \Vest Ne\'vport Beach
residents, it m ight be that problems related lo oi l
drilling arc sometimes beyond the comprehension of
the expert s.
Thal thoug ht shouldn't be lost on those \\'ho sa y
there's nothing to be lost by drilling ~ff Southern
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~ How Kissinger Dear
Gloomy
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! e ~ ' Wielded Power
Tips ·on Saving Energy
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{ \\I ASHINGTON -For the past ri ve ~ years, U.S. foreign policy has been
• almost totally dominated by one man
" · Dr. Henry A. Kissinger. Jnside ~ so~rces, with secret documents to
• back up their story, have told lis how
~ he m a n i Pulate d
; the diplomatiC'
t strings.
W. Throughout the
~ Nixon years, Kis-~ singer steadfastly
=' maiotaine1d t o ~ inquiring repor·
'I ters that he never
~ recommend e d
~ policy to the
•J President unless his views werE" ., ~ solicited. He merely presented "op· t tions," he vowed, and left it to th<'
I
t ('hiefto make the.decisions.
IT WAS SAID President Nixon
"·ould retire to the solitude of the Lin·
;: coin sitting room or lo his secluded of-
~ rice in.the _W.hite.Jlou!!e an~x. where
,i he would pore over his options. After
.; much. agoni zing a nd scratching on
yellow legal pads. he would emerge
and a nno.un cc his momentou s
• decisions. ·
E 1'his is Q,ot , according to our sour· 5 ces. how i\ ,ha ppened. They say Kis·
, singer seldom failed to give the ~ President his personal recommcn·
• dations and Nixon seldom failed to
• lake the advice. As a former Kis·
; singer· assotiate put it succinctly:
• · .. Nixon agr~d-v.'lth ltenry on the i things he knew about, and he trusted
~ Henry on the things he didn't kno....:
~ about. ..
t C THE PATTE RN "'Us set early in
11' 1969 when Nixon gave the National
l• Security Council staff a J>E:P talk. Af·
ter a few general remarks, according
10 several.eye witnesses, he nodded e toward Ki$singer. "Henry and I are
(JACK ANDERSON)
When Kissinger travelled abroad.
he kept the President informed with
cryptic personal messages. Only the
two or them understood some of the
references.
A typi cal message from Kissinger
in th~ Middle East, as recall ed by a
source who saw it . reported : "Met
with Number One. Discussed options.
He agrees in principle."
MOST OF Kissinger's recommen-
dations to the President were submit.-
led formally in secret memos, which
were guarded as closely as nuclear
secrets. Very few of Kissinger's as·
sociates are aware such d()(umenls exist. ·
we. however' have seen some of
them. A typical Kissinger-to·Nixon
memo would be ty1>ed on \Vhite.House
letterhead and stamped S ECRET
Ki ssinger y,'ould begin "'ilh tersE"
background informatlon :i nd then
outline his "recommendations:· .
At the bottom of the page v.'ere two
blank lines, the leftmost marked "AP·
prove," and the other "Disappro\•e."
Almost never. according to our sour·
ces. did Nixon initial the "disap.
prove" space.
USUALLY, a series of "tabs" rol ·
lo"•ed on plain w'hi te paper. Thest'
look up specific issues, expressed in
blunt, candid language. Each tab con ·
tained "appro\•e " a nd "disapprove"
lines.
The t'rov.·ning touch would come
v.·hen Nixon called in his Cabinet or
other associates to brief them on his ·
foreign policy decision . As he spoke to
them. he in variably consulted a
"talking points" paper prepared. of
course, hy the ubiquitous Dr. Kis·
singer. I• goin g to end the war," the President
, said, with 4 sly smile. "We want you
fellows to lake care of the rest of the
"·orld. '' KISSINGER'S personal memos and ~ Our sources s ay Nixon then laun· talking papers ~uided Nixon on the
• ehed into a furiou$ and vulgar assault Vietnam \Var, the invasion of Ca nt-
: on the State Department. Foreian bodia, the South Vietnamese invasion
: poli cy was going to be handled by the of Laos. and scores of other initiatives
; White House, he declared, and not by a round the world. , ~ the "slriped·pants faggots" at Foggy Our sources could recall only one
, BOttom . major issue on whi ch Nixon vetoed
• There was a collective gasp from Kissinge'r·s recommendations. Thal I the two dozen NSC staff members. was the decision to bomb llnno i and
President Nixon. \\'ith his. penchant mine llaiPhong •1 arbor in M:1y 1972.
·· , for saying the wrong t.Jling at 'the Jn th at instance. Nixon o"·c rrulcd sll
: wrong time, had forgotten that the or his chief advisers. including KiS·• t majority or hi s audience had come to singer.
C the \Vhitc House from the foreign ser· Kissin ger's domination of foreign
' vice. · policy has continued into the Ford Ad· I · . . ministration. Indeed, President Ford
l .111.Eat:~FTER, K1 ss1nger set ~p had scarcely been sworn in before he
'ns own .pnvate State Dep~rtment tn assured the world that 11enry KiS·
the ba-se m~nt of the White House. singer would stay on. Like Nixon t where he dtre.cted c"·c~y aspect of the before him, Ford leans heavily on Kis·
decllilOrMn~ktng ma ~h1nery. . singer for for~i gn policy guid:1nce.
He .Presided. over. the Nn t1~nal Our souce s say, in fact. that i-~ord has
.sccunty Council, which determined not overruled Kissinger yet.
.,verall w licy. He controlled the
supersttfet Committee ()f Forty,
"'hlch plotted' cove.It activities. He
also headed the W ashin'gton S~clal
Acflon GtQup, whi'ch assembled to
manega'Cftsei;.
The secret minutes show that Nixon
:seld om attended these crucial
mC(ltings but waitea for Kissinger to
fill ~im in . T-he two men conferred
together frequenll)'.
FOOTNOTE : Kissinger hns some
brilliant diplomatic achievements to
his credit. including temporary peace
in the Middle Eas t, dctcntc v.'ith the
Soviet Union a nd fapprochement v>'itl'I
mainland China. But there h11ve nlso
been a few disasteris. such ai; the In•
dia·Pakistan v.•ar. Chile, Cyprus and
the aborted ··vearof Euro(IC. ''
,Quotes
Le t's teach dogs to read! \Vhen it
comes to observing leash la,,·s
and other controls, it's obvious
their mastE"rs are illiterate.
fl.1a ybe the n o.ur beaches,
sidewalks and gardens would
not be fo ul ed .
G \V ,
Gl""my G"' comm•ni> Jrt •~b,,..lltOI Dy reJcltrs
""" lh> ROI nt <••urlly rt !IKI "" vie'"' ol \he Mw~pre<", ~1111 yogr jMI ,......, .. Gl...,.,~·Gwl.
O.ilr Pilol.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
-(SYDNEY HARRIS J
In any discussion of "·orld problems
and man 's fa le , so mebody sooner or
later is bound to 1>roclaim, with sweet
smugness. "\Veil. if we only would
obey the Decalogue, everything would
be fine. Aft er a ll. t he Ten Command ·
ments are still the best rules to fol·
lo"'.".
):'et. if v.·c took such a n1an seriou sly
and questionE"d him on only one of the
·rE"n Commandments, and perhaps the
most important. what would be the
result''
.. Thou sh:ilt not kill. .. A plain , f1;1t
statemE"nl. without qualification or
modification. \\,.hat does ou r friend of
the Decalogue say to this? Does he ac-
cept it. com1,Jetely and unequivocal
ly'! Or does he try to get around it in
one \\·ay or another?
FIRST OF ALL. he \\'ill say that we
·have a .. r i ~ht '' to kill in self·
derense -even though the Decalogue
does not say. "Thou shalt not kill. ex -
cept io self·defense. ··
'l'hcn he will say that society has a
1·ight to kill ofrenders, if their offense
is dee med ii:r ievous enough-eve n
though the first killer. Cain. was not
executed b~' God but \\'US br;1ndcd and
sent Into ex ile.
Next , hC' \viii insist that a nation has
the ''right .. to kill enemies in time of
wa r; he may deplore such a necessity
<a nd gcne ruls arc the · greatest
deplorers of all l, but he docs not doubt
that the Lord is on the side of the
"just '' nation. 11 c "'ill also poi nt tn
many Old Testament passages "'hich
seem to confirm his position.
S(), FINAl,t.V, what does the com·
mandment, "Thou shrilt not ki ll ,··
amount to? ti amounts lo "'hatcvt·r
v.·e want to m:ikc it. Nobody bu\ n
"crank " takes tht'! commandment
literally;· nearly everybody h\~licvci>
that. undC'r certain C<lndit.ions it Is
ri ght and pro1)er lo kill. ll:lrdly
To the Editor:
. I am way a head of President Ford
in energy conservation. Since the car-
penters· strike in July,
I I gave up any \'acation trip.
2. I didn't buy a new color TV f and
the TV I didn't buy was a Sony). I did·
n't buy a new pickup <i t was a l'lo1azda
Rotary).
3.1 didn'tdrive too much.
4.1 didn't buy many groceries. ~The
groceries I didn 'I buy were roasts and
steaks a nd chops mostly.!
I HAVE only worked 18 days since
the strike and the wife can tell you
that I have conserved a lot of energy
around the house.
Of course, th~re have been about
ten strikes since July. The wallboard
m~n are out now. Two or three more
s trikes and I can go out in ,lhE"
graveyard and dig my hole.
J AMESW. BOLDING
lli•lory Nol<'
To the Editor:
Th ere is one erro r in Steve
Donaldson 's other\vise excelle nt
article on Ne wport La nding in
Sunday's Daily Pilot of Oct. 13 .
'fhe a rtiClc states that .. the first
lumber cargo was delivered to a site
that is approximately the (()(ation of
Bayside Trailer Park, across the
Upper Ba y Bridge from Wil Wri ght 's
ice ere~:::~~~-··
I have the U.S. Coast Survey chart
of Newport Harbor, dated 1875, \l.•hich
shows the wha rfs. the wagon road
fro m Santa Ana comin g down the
Dover Road canyon, and a building
loc ated on the "·estcrly side of the
bay . T he location is marked
"Ne"'port Landing." The easterly
side of the bay was all tidelands.
Since all of Donaldson·s other
descriptions are accurate. I \\'OUld
suspect th at a g remlin got in his
lype\l.'riter, or perhapR. your linotype
machine. '
LI NDSLE'\' PARSONS
1'1ao1c~ n Borg11it1
To the Edit.or .
The greatest ecotiomic aulhority 1n
the "A'orld is your e "·eryday housc"·ife.
She docsn 'l need a l:irgc staff of
economic ad\·isors to t~I her and the
nution to tighten the belt . She i!l
already doing it.
Bei ng an economic expert, the
housewife also kno"'S that there is no
better bargain than quality. Cheap
things are too expensive! That 's why
these houSC\l.'i\•es IPTA h1oth ers> arc
v.•orki ng so hard to convi nce us that an
inc rease in tax<>s through ProJ)Osition z is worlnwhile and it is a bargain.
After ;.ill, \vhcn you take the Joni::
\'iC"'. ....,,hut l.':1 n you ever huy for 11
child t hat·s equa l to a quality
cducu l.ion·.•
Cl.A UDlA flOLLC)\V ,\ Y
{lnyonc except Socrates, .fesus and u To the Editor:
fe\v i;;:iint:-1 has ever truly bcllC\•ed that In the artcrmat.h of Watcrg:lte. the
it lsbeU.crtosuffcrpainthnntoinfli cl gublic, more 1.han ever. has a .right
it. ;i nd a need to ht! informed about the
The dl frlcully \Yith the Tc-n Com· ca.ndidutes a nd the issues wilh which
n1andmcnts i~ not th11l unlX'lic .. •c r:i; it needs to deal on Nov, s. t am incen· r SOURC.::ES who occasionally were
<'tilled int9 their private meetings sily ~lxon and Kl i;singer apparently did ·
" n"l engage in de(lp, lntellcctual di scus·
rtout it : it is lhat even ::bcflcvcrs" do sed by the limited coverage given to
Mr.s. E. R. Priibonh\'Ski, Gl<'ndora not belie\'C it. do not :1j!rC'con it. 'lo no1 such Candidates a.c; those runnin~ for
111ions. They ta lked about world issues
in terms or personallUes a nd they
' were often vulgar, ripping into
• 1 ··foreig n leaders with crude,
F"'rF_eli.,..wuol).remar'Uo~~-
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..... 1'hlscountry'sslability00.:6no\ act on It.;\ sim1>lc sentence o( four Secrctary·of State, ospccilflly when
hang on the thin ttiread af me.re per... :ine•syllable wor<I~ ... Thou Shult 1101 the office of Secretu ry of St11le
sonalily ... by a'dhcrlng to tru~ti and kill ," ha io confound('(! Chrislenclorn govt'rns the ~lcrtion laWs and OA•ill be
principle us the only real values. good ror 2,000 year~ ·for the hloodil·st 1-'':.trs concerned "'llh restoring a 'morality
!)~mfnJdo,ciita~,.·lJJffilJltil!IO.:ttWL• ~~owlaJ.w• lb.a\:l!:-.bc,W_rcliai~·ar:t.•>=cJ nzl.O;r.Q;O)itiCS ;_lL_a time when_ that -
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l..etters /tom readers are welcomr No r-
111ally. writers sllould co11vey their 111es-
sa.9es in 300 words or /es$. The rigliJ to con
dense letters to /ii space or eliminate /1bf'I
1s reserved. All letters niust include .~i9·
11a1ure and mailing addrE"ss but nan1e,~
1na.y be withheld on reque.~t i/ :iu/ficient
reason is ap'fil(l.rl'nl Poetry will no/ lw
published.
morality h;i.i> pluntmE"ted to an ull·
time lo"··
I A1'1 disappoi nted to see politica l
reports about the least significant
happenings, the lack or appearances.
the reasons not lo vote. rather than
the \\'ho. what, where and why that
truly informs. One such example is
the race between Brian Van Camp
a nd March Fong for Secretary or
State . When the press reported on thE"
Oct.-7-KCET-debate.bet\l.·een the <:an·
didates for Secretary of State. more
mention was made of l\t arch Fong's
reasons for not appearing on the sho\v
than was made of Brian Van Camp's
highly articulate views on the issues
rele vant to that ofrice.
I, for one. want to vote as wisely as
possible. I want to vote for the things I
believe in and not just for the face or
the ,t{immick t hat is sensationrd
enoQgll\Jo mukE" it into a back·pa~c
ne w!!~Jtti~le . Let 's ha\'E' nl ore
f?equCnt reporting ol the randidat('!'>
whcreabout.s and viey,·s on the issues.
and lets get the \'Olers' apnthetic
chi ns out or their hands and their eyes
onto the news'
ALLISO\: \\'ELLS
Claim f'f1rff•ifeff
To the Editor:
The chairm:in of the South Coast
ltegional Coas tline Commissio n .
Dona ld B . Bri~ht. has forfeited any
claim to th<it 1>osition of great puhliC'
in1portanee through hi s sorry perfor·
mance in soliciting developers to con-
tribute to the campaign fund or Ed·
mund G. Bro"·n. Jr.
tlE" should resign immedi~tely or be
forced out or office by public opinion.
or by legal channels, for a gross con·
flirt of interest. The commission he
h eads ha s more than e nough
proble ms Y:ithout ha.ving to operate
under the C'loud of being used for par·
tisan politics. as l'Ylr. Bright has
placer! it through his unbelievable tac.
1ic.
ROBERT LEE
f;ood A drier
To the Editor :
As a regular reader of the Daily
Pilot, I would like you to know bow
great it was to see a good story ln the
People section such as the one Oc·
tober 7 on Joyce Riley. I do not know
her or the reporter ; howe\'er. I feel it
is about time the reading public find
out more about nutrition and vitamins
as related to illness. emotional as well
as physical.
DOCTORS 00 not tell people the ef·
feels of food additives, eJCcessive
sugar and rerined foods because1tliey
do not themselves know . A newspaper
re1)()rtinJ?" suc h facts docs a great ser·
\'ice to its readers. t.1any people just
do not understand the dangers and are
not moli\'atcd to search out the an·
sv.e rs
Al l-in-\\ an·t to tel l you f\.tttle
Bell's col umn on cooking for one Pias
.somE" sound advice. Of course. 1 cook
for more than that-three growing
boys-but I still ·rE"ad it. I can adapt
any recipe If I \l.'ant by making six
ti111es as m uch . ,
l an1 not <1 health food nut nor do 1
l'\'Cr "·rite to oe\vspapE"rs. This is a
first
Please keep tq> th(' fine job a nd let 's
ha\'e more fin e <l tticles aboul feedi ng
our families \\'holesornc. natural
food:<> frt•e of ;1rlrlitives.
CIJ ,\RLOTTE EM MONS
Memoir of Hollywood
ltOLLV\\1000. By Garson Kanin
Vikin g. 393 Pages. SB.%.
In 1937 , Garson Kanin went to !lo\.
Jywood to "learn the businE"SS" o(
moviemaking and in this sometimes
touc hing, often funn,v (1nd <li"·~1~s
\\'Cll ·\\1ritt('n me n1oir he tells not only
1\·hat he \c:irned about the hu sinC(';!\
hut about the peo1>lr \\'ho made up that
business.
PEOPLE, for example. like Samuel
Gold"·yn, the first of the mighty fo r
"'horn Kanin was to work O\'Cr the
years. and v"ho greeted the ne....,·\y ar·
rived pla y"•ri ght with "Sidney
Jlowa rd lt·ils me you 'r~-n very clever
geniu!l." That's lhe first Gold wynis1n
t.o surf11ct• in this book. hut not, hy any
means, the l:l st. Another: .. If you
\\'On't. ~ivc mt your word of honor, will
you give me your promise''"
KASIN 11lso has a wealth of stor ies
to tell abou t such other major figures
os to pick a few at random -I-Jarry
Cohn. J)acry l Zanuc k , Charles
f.aughton :·ind l\1~rHyn ~Tonroc, fi nd
hl'lells them nil well .
l li s ti<>nk . it !'hould be noted , is not
just a collection of st.orics :i.nd \'i gnct·
tc~. how<'ver. \Vhi lc it dO('s contain
many of these it contains them within
a r~rcCully built framc~:ork to ....,.hJch
their signlC\cancc i~ subordinato to
the structure Kanin ":ants to build :
his .tears _in llolly\\'OOd, what they
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meant to him and v.•hat it meant to
him. l-le succeeds.admi rably.
• Phil Thomas
AP books Editor
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rohe rt N. \Vetd, Publi.•her
·Thoma! K eruif. Edilor
Barbara Kreibich.
1-;ditorial Page Editor
The C'dltnrtlll 1H1i;:e Af the 0<1ily
'Pilot sE"ek!i to inrorm and stimulate
readers h~' prri;entln~ nn this P<tle
di\'ersc ('omml'nl ;1ry on topies or in·
tcrc~l by t;)·niilcatcd columnists and
r1111ooni'Sls, by pro,·iding a fonam
for reo dcrx · \'1<'~·11 and by prnenting
this nt'IA'~PilP\'t'!> npinions and ideas
on current lopi c11. The editotlal
0111111nn~ of the Daily Pilot appear
flnl~ in the editorial col umn at the
tu~ or the 1n1~e . Opinions E"xpressed
by the columnists and cartoonists
;1nfl letter 14 r11rr1' art' their o~:n and
no endofiemcnl or their ''lo.ws by the
Daily Pilot shouJd be inter~.
Wednesday, October23; 1974
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'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fi1nce Michael WillOn
.il1iner's Son
Offered Ccisli
.Not to Marry
WNDON (AP) -The London Evening
·News reported today that lawyers for
Happy Rockefeller's aunt Rachel FiUer
offered Wclsh barman Michael Wilson
$18,000 not to marry the mlllionairess
nearly 50 years his senior.
The News said Wilson told it he refused
-"l got very .angry and told them
J am not a fortune hunter" -and
that Mjss Filler said at her home near
Philadelphia:
"I have no intention or changing my
mind . The more they press me, the more
determined I am to marry Mr. Wilson."
The newspaper said Miss F i t I e r ' s
,.Jawyers "were upected 10 make' one
mere attempt. today to try to have
lhe couple call it off.''
"I think it is because I am a mine.r's
90fl that they feel I am not fitted
lo marry Miss Filler," said Wilson,
a hand!IOme 29-year-0Jd who is visiting
his mother in the \Velsh town of Llay.
'' He said be wou.ld be telepOOning a.lis.5
'Filler today.
" .•. Yes, reversed charges," he told
a questkming newsman.
Wilson said the difference in their
ages is Irrelevant because their rtla-
tionship is based on companionship.
"Is she 77?" he asked. "I'd never
have thought she was as much as that
3od, of course, being a genUeman, I
never asked."
The tall, ruggedl y built former
·choirboy announced through a newspaper
jn Uay that he was going to marry
~~l~un!-. ~Vk~~~e:.sre=~/::1~i:!
former !\fargaretta "Happy" Fttler.
!\1iss Filler and l\trs. Rockefeller are
joint heiresses to the Fitler fortune,
at one time valued at more than $8
.,million.
Reports on r-.uss Fi ller's age ha ve
va ried from 61 up\\'a rds. Two 1nembers
of her staff at her home in an exclusive
Phi ladelphia subu rb said she is in her
80s.
"I ~·ould neve r have dreamed she
'"""' ""JC~ O\'~ 60." iaid Wilron. who
met l\liss FitJe r while he was working
as a butler at the exclusive Breakers
Hotel in Palm Beach. Fla.
"I learned to respect her intelligence
and her judgment. and we established
a tremendous closeness. Our relationship
was built entirely on companionship
rather lhan on love." \Vilson sa id Tues·
day from his parents' modest, three·
bedroo m home in this small We I s h
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Tapes Not
The Same
WASHINGTON (UPJ J -Watergate
"'ilness John W. Dean III ttstitied today
that some \Vhitc House tapes he has
heard don·t square "i th his recollections
of crucial meetings he had with Richard
f\I. Nixon as the scandal began unravel·
in.g last year. <Related stori es. Pa'-e A3 )
In some instances. Dean said, 'there
\\.'ere parts missing " on tapes he review-
ed and in others there \\.'ere discussions
he didn ·1 remember at all.
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirlca,
presiding over the Watergate cover-up
tlial ~flere Dean was in his si xth
day on the stand, immedia tely directed
that the questioned tapes be played
so the jury could decide ii Dean has
been telling the truth 11bout his Nixon
meetings.
"Now listen ," Sirlca said. sl apping
the bench wltb his hand as defense
lawyer John J, Wiison objected. "Just
a minute. You just stop talking until
I get through.
"You are not going to argue to this
jury that this man (Dean ) went up
lo the ' Senate committee ... and gave
false information when you will not
let the tape be played. I think those
iapes ought to be pl ayed in order to
get all the facts before the jury and
let them decide."
The argument erupted with the jury
out o( the courtroom as Wil500, attorney
for cove.r--up defendant H. R. Haldeman ,
sought to establish that Dean's testimony
last year belore the Senate Watergate
committee -in which he linked Nixon
to the rover--up plot -differed sharply
from the White House tapes.
De.an. the fonner White House counsel.
testified there had bten "a lot of
overlap" in the subjects discuued at
the three meetings and that he told
the proJeeution after hearing the tapes
be could not vouch that the reairdings
matched his reaiUectlons.
Sirica then excused the jury and the
argument over Dean's cred.Jbillty broke
out. Defense attorneys ultimately waived
their objections and agreed to let ""the
three tapes be. played without having
Dean vouch for them.
Earlier, Wilson led Dean through his
use -without getting permission from
anyone -of $4,&SO in caeh from a
While House fund to pay for his honey~
moon and other personal expenses. ·
Dean, unruffled~dmitted he h a d
helped himself to the cash in October,
1972 from $15,200 entrusted lo him for
safekeeping six month! before and bad
reptaced it with a penonal check that
would have bowlced had ll been cashed.
Just before he was fired from the
\Vhite House in April. 1973, be testified,
he gave another check for $4,850 and
the remaining $10,350 in cash lo his
lall-'Yer. He .said the money was put
into escrow at a Rockville , ~fd. bank
and is still there pending 1 e g a I
determination or who rlghUully owns
it.
The money originally was part of
a $350,000 cash fund diverted from the
Nixon re-election campaign to the White
House, where it was kept u n d e r
Haldeman's control. Some of it even·
tually was paid to the Watergate
burglars.
Bunyard Elected
Presiding Judge
For Second Term
Orange County's 31 Superior Court
judges unanimously e I cc t e d presiding
Judge Robert A. Banyaro today to a
second one year term of office.
The Santa Ana jurist \i:i.11 begin his
second 1crm Jan. 1. His fellow judges
honored him at the court's an nu a 1
meeting today !or what they said is
his "outstanding service" during 1974.
In other action , the judges named
Judge Robert L. Corfman of Newport
Beach as a regular member of the
four-judge executive comm i ttee of
Superior Court.
Among the !our alternates named to
the u.eculive committee were Jl!Qge
Frank Domenechini of San aemente
and Robert P. Kneeland of Newport
Beach.
Bic ycle Program
Slated for Youths
A bicycle program for children and
tcenal{ers featuring the fil m "Bicycle
Clown ·· will be held at 4 p.m. 11lursday
on Balboa Island.
The program is being sponsored by
librarians at the Ne11.oport Beach Public
Library. Along \\1th the 10.minute film
there \viii be a discussion on bicycle
safety by Newport Beach police olficer
Stan Bressler and a demonstration on
simple bicycle repai r and malntenance.
There will also be informallon on bike
licensing and a s:impllng of the library's
biking book s on display.
The program \\"il l be conducted at
115 Agate Ave. ~1ote inform ation ls
available at 67>71132.
Bar Owner Stabbed
SAN FRANClSCO I UPI) -A ~y .. r-
old Tcndt.rloln bar own4!r was stabbed
to Qeath Tue9day during an attempted
robbery on the tteps of his apartment
buildin '' --. ... ...
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Trfiln Crash
ARAGOlf, Ga. (UPIJ "-Seven chllmn
were tilled and 71 injured today when
a train backed into a school bul cram·
med with 'screamm, children who COUt<f
see \he train coming but cou1dn11 es·
.. pe.
Wltnfsses said the repair train had
been called to the scene of a derailment
during the night and was backing up
a1ong the tracks when It hlt the bus.
The train dragged the crumpled. bus
seve~I huodred ·lee\ down the .IJ:ici<,
police said ••
When the' train came to a halt, the
caboole wu derailed aDd on top of
the 0Ytrtumed bus.
The Polk County coroner first reported
that the bus drtV<r, Billy Kelle!~ had
bem killed. .Bu\ polloe Jiter aid Ile
was hosplt.alied in critical condition.
A spokesniJIO 1(or Southern Railway
in w~ • the train wai moving
about eigbt miles per bour .
Bir~ variously identified by Ba Ibo a Peninsula
honjeowners as linnets or cedar waxwings flock
togethtr on telephone lines before swooping down
to savor red berries on pyracantba bushes near
llfiramar Drive and L Street in !'fewport Beach. -
The accident OCCWTed between the
towns of Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 miles northwest of AUanta.
There were railroad crossing signs
on each side of the road , but no nasb.ing
~gnall. -
From Page Al
BAIL ...
Defenae evidenct ... lncludts a pawn shop
ild<et aigned by Rmsell that night In
downtown Long Beach, where he bought
a jewelry trinket for his new wife Karen
while they were out on the town.
"l'!e just llke a kid ... ," he said
somewhat sadly In a jallhouse interview
with the Daily Pilot last Friday. "We
rode all the rides and me 'n David
ebot some pool."
He said that night the amusement
park was one of the fir.it he and Karen
enjoyed together, !ince her son by a
previous marriage, Nolan Tracy, 11ow
4, was spend.iz:Jg the weekend witb his
natural father.
A court in Napa County, Cali!., subse--
quenUy c:rdered the child taken away
fI].m James and Karen, saying it was
an unfit home if the stepfather stood
accused of murder.
Russell's brother Noal>-al0> charged
in the savage slayiDg of the invalid-was
in Department 100 of I.m Angeles County
Superior Court himlelf Tueoday, but only
as a spectator and mtmber Of the
family .
He is free on hi! own recognliance
"'ithoot having to post cash bond on
the Oklahoma homicide charge, f o r
v.•hich no trial date has even been set
yet.
His brother bu been held 745 days
without ball, arraignment or t r la I ,
because In his case extradition l! In·
volved and an ettradltJon hearing is
not te<:bnically a trtal. .
Santa Ana attorney Roger Agajanian,
v.'ho Is representing Russell free of
charge, claims his client has been sub·
jected to double jeopardy but so far,
appelate COW"b: and tbe California
Supreme Court have yet to '!free.
Oklahoma authoriUes, meanwhile,
claim they have new evidence against
Russell In the patheUc slaying of the
crippled old man1 but refuse to dlJcuss
a ~-•· t.-"--•--............... . RUMell wu arrested once in Orange
County and eventually freed by Superior
Court Judge William Murrary on the
basis of a polygraph le!t that strongly
indicated his innocence.
One factor Oklahoma authorities claim
to have ls an alleged call by the defen·
dant to his brother Noah in the Sooner
State, in which he claimed to have
bragged that he sure did beat that
lie de~ test.
Anaheim Jurist
Resigns Seat
On County Pane]
Gal al J . Kemahan of Anaheim resigned
today from the Orange County Grand
Jury and will be r<pfaced Thunday
in a drawing ordered by Superior Court
Irvine, President Nudges ..
Library, Museum Plans ·
Coordinated plamlng of a libn.ry and
art muaeum. ii: Newport Center baa
been given a nudge forward by Irvine
Company President Ray Wa!SOll.
In a recent letter to the Newport
From Page Al
OLDSTERS ..•
Harbor Hopper operation might show
that it suffered. from "poor routing,
poor scheduling, or a combinatim of
all these."
It also mentions that 10tne c 1 u b
memben ·are not able to .walk "two
long hlock3" from the cluh to !5th
Street and Irvine Boulevard w b e re
Orange County Trans.it Di!trict servk:e
is available.
"Every week we have seokrl uklng
for transPortatJon to our cub and there
just isn't any available," the club':11 let·
ter said.
"They enjoy our club and its ma11y
activities. But they need b e t t er
transportation. Not everyone bas a car,"
the Jetter continued in Us appeal not
to have public transportation planning
dropped because of the Harbor Hopper
experience.
Israeli Envoy's
Son Attacked
NEW YORK (AP) -Gilead Tekoah.
l~year-0\d son of the lsrae\i ambassador
to the United Natiorrs,-has bet:u ,...;,u.:,u
of $28 an dsome personal papers while
riding a bicycle through Central Park.
Police said five teen-agers attacked
Tekoah and threw him down Tuesday,
then fled .
The victim's father, Y&9eJ Tckoah,
lives with his family near the park
on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Police said today they had no leads
in the case.
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Beach City Council, Wat.on suQesl!
that trull«s ol the city's libn.ry board
and the private Newport -Art
MUJeUm shouJd "develop a mutually
acceptable alte plan."
"Ideally, the propooed library lite plan
and destgn lhoWd he -led with
the propooed Newport llart« A r t
.M-.n so that COl1llllOll poztinr would
oerve each building ~ ..
well as minimize overall parking aeedl,''
Watson wrote.
Watsm's wggertion 'was touched of!
by hie recent . meetinj;,,iw J th Coun--
<ilwoman LuciJleeKU<bn and two library trustees. • •
Purpose Of the meeting WU to dlacuss
I MJltable slte for ;a fiopooed llbwy
In ~·~that """ cily OOUil!'ll mdor.1e111eot 1181 Febfua11. ,
Acconlin( 'to WU,0.'11 l!lter, thooe
pment at !he -ting qreed the moot
logical site for the library woold Ile
....,. the city's fire and Murt police
fadlltl,. as w.U as the propooed art
museum.
The company last month donated land
for tbe Newport Harbor Art Muaeum
near the two city faciliUts, subject to
the museum trustees raising the money
needed for construction. ·
Should the city want to build the
library, Watson suggests that:
-An arcllitect be retained to develop
a site plan acceptable to the library
and museum trustees.
-NegoUaUons then belln for city 'ac-
quisition of its portion of the s.ite.
-The city council make a "clear com.
mitment" to proe«d with the project
once negotiat:foo:s ~ co~clud;ed ...
-I\ urne IK.,~1.ue 1u1 u.i.llWqs .....
quisitlon and building the library be
established.
Watac.\'s letter roncluded with h Is
assurance c:l the company's cooperatico
"on this very important facility for the
city."
The ~uneil ie expected to dl9cuss
Wat.son's letter and bis suggestion of
a coordinated development at Tuetday'a
study session.
Darrell Smilb said he .... pumping
gasoline at a eenice station about
so feet mm the croeslng • the
collision occurred. He give thll descrip-
tion Of the accident: •
"The bus was Slopped, !iOd It atarted on. acrosi. The train was backing up,
It ....,eel like it speeded up and bit
the bus."
Smith said one of the wortmen jumped
off the train and ran to the front fi
the train yellina: at the engineer "Go
back. Go bade.''
Resurfacing Job
At CdM' s Tennis
Court.s Urged
Citing huardous coodltloos for teonls
te.ams at COr<laa del Mar High Schoo~
parents Ul'fl:ed• Newport·Meaa I ch o o I
-Tueoclay nllht le spond $1,500
tor.surface the tehool:• eiiht "°""'· Trust~ Nied dbtrict officials to look ~ tlle,l""l""'I.
A ..... ll ,)lave ,~v ocourr14, oo
the i>rear-Old. "slippery'' ClOW1I. Loutao
Jaf(el'I, !elder ol Ille Corooa de! Illar
Tennis Boosten, told the boord. She
said ~utjnc, cost!J\113,lllO, II need·
ed !<! limed)' the situation.
The dll1rlct already bu apoed to
spend $3,000 to repat.nt the courts •
Another, 13,000 is being ,chipped In by
the ct)y ol Newport Beach, which -
the coiirtl In Ill """"lion department
program.
Mn. Jagm 11'd ~ht WU told 111
Cal Stewart, Newport: Beach recruUon
director, that If the district autho<Uel
the 11.500, Ile will aak the Newport
Beach City Council to contribute tbe
same amount.
The ..... ainlng ie<JO would Ile donated
by the Tennis Boo!tere, the said. Tbe'
club has about 70 partnt.11 of membm
of the boys' and girls' tennis teams
at the ocltool.
"ii~ Dua.rd also ra.~ived 1eVeral ieuen
urging the resurfacing.
Ron Davll, d1rec<or <i athleUao al
Corona del Mu High, wrote, "As tennis
instructor on the oourtJ J hive wttne.ed
many faIDng accldenta becallle of tht
courts beiDl '!O slippery. I feel
resurfacing · and painting are neceesary
to provide a safe t!el!llrable facility fer
the high school students and members
of the ·community
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Judge Everett W. Dickey. "'
Kemahan, 48, esplained that his ex·
eculive duties with the Ca 11 r or n i a 4
Teachers Association have increased and
Skateboards & Wheels
Shuffleboard Sets no longer permit him to meet his Grand
Jury conunltments. '
Kemahan is the second grand juror
to resign since the IS.member panel
was ~'Of"ll in last November.
Bus iness pn!SSUTet fofoced the reslgna·
tion ol JO&epb Gallin Jr., an El Toro
security office*. · place on tile panel
was taken by Marctlla Soot~ the
wile <i Foun Valley Mayor Geo'ie
Scott.
2 Candidates Meet
NEW YORK (UPI ) -A deb1te
betv .. Hn New York II.ale's thre e
senatorial candldatts btgan po 11 t e I y
Tuelday but then erupted into an angry
argument bet~·een Sen. Jacob Javt11
and hit OemocraUc chlllengu. f0nntr
Attorney Gtnual Ramie)' Clark. The
d>bate was held at the edltolial ,olflm
of The NfM York nine. and tnltlally
focused on campaip nnandng and tn-
flalion.
Barbell & Dumbell Sets
Croquet Sets
Slc..t Boards
loxhNJ GloYes
. Judo Suits
Karate Suits
Te1111ls Dresses
Tennis Shorts
T ennls Shirts
Tennis Sweaters
T entll• Shoes
Open 9 to 6 Closed Sunday
I
T ennls · Rackets
Tennis Balls
Te1111ls Ratket Strln9l119
Racquelban Rac.queli & laOs
Handbdl GloYes & Balls
Wannup Suits
Swffl Siilh
Hooded Sweatshirts
Adldas-ConYtrff.Spot llH
TICJ9r-lrooks-Bob WoHe Shoes
Leather Foolballs-Basketball1·Soc·
cer lolls
Bike Repairs-Parts-Tl.res-Tube1
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Life Term -In Murder
LOS ANGELES iAPl -
James Mitose, 57, a seJr.
styled religious leader <ind
karate master, hns drc&wn a
lire sentence in prison ror
masterminding the denlh of
a weallhy San (iahricl \'al·
Jey strawberry rurmcr.
r.1ilose wats sentt•nced
Tuesday in Superior Court
after his conviction on <i
charge of ordering a young
"'disciple" to kill a San
Dimas farmer. Taking note
(.._ __ s_t_a_te_~)
ol his age, Superior Court
Judge Leslie W. Light said
in handing down the sen-
tence "this undoubtedly
m~ans he will spend the
remainder or his life. in
prison."
Trial Set
In eotek
A FmudCase
Debate
Slated
SACRAMENTO IAPI
1'.he first fa ce·lo·race
dcb:i te belween the U.S.
Senate candidates
4'.:omes today after a
disclosure thut Sen.
Alan Cranston has
r aised $890,898 for his
campaign,
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TARGET OF LAWSUIT
Dav id Carradine
'Ku~gFu'
• •
Star Sued
> In Attack
•
SAN FRANCI$CO IUPll
-Opening ;Jrg ume nts
begin today in a federal
trial lor the former
presiden t of till oil drilling
rirm \\'ho is ch:1rs;:ed ~·ith
securities fraud and mail
fr<1ud.
1\ Jur y was picked
·ruc!id;.iy for the trial or John
P. Uurke. <18 , of La r.tcsa,
former president of Geotek,
"who also is charged by the
securities and exchange
l'Ommission with Citing false
~tatements .
1'oday's debate in San
Francisco is the first or
three this week between
the four Senate can·
didates : Cran s ton ,
ltichardson, Gayle 1\1.
Justice or the Pcacl! and
f'"reedom party and
Jack !\lcCloy or the
American Ind ependent
party.
Attorneys Arthur J. Lem· '-----------'
pert, 42, oC San r.tateo and
Robe<! Rose, ... or S•n Boosts Told
Rafael :ilso are on trial, charged with conspiracy to OAK LAND <AP) fl f J t t t 'th Kaiser foundation officials
LOS ANGELE'S <AP) -·1h!s:J.~ s 3 e men 5 wi have announced a whopping
Telev,isio n's "Kung Fu" The indictment against 15.8 percent hike in 1975
star, David Carradine, h<.1s Burk e involves sales or health plan charges for em·
been Sued for $1'.l million by securities worth $IO.l mil-ployers and union·spon -
a woman who cl-aims the ilc· lionto643inveslors. sored groups and a 10 per-
ter attacked ht!r dllr1n g a ~ The case cou ld figure in cent rate boos t for in-
bizarre sequence of events the state's Novem ber baf. dividual customers. 1''ri.u1k
that included the ran-loling for altorney general C. Jones, Kaiser vice
sacking of his neighbor's as the result of assertions president and health plan
canyon housc. by \Vi ll iam Norri s . manager.saidthecosthike
l 'loods. llailsto11es
Tornadoes Slam
Desert Country
Uy the Associated Press
Desert areas rron1 the ti.lexican OOrder north to
Needles 'A'ere battered by minor tornadoes :ind
flrier but violen t 1hunde1'!;lorm s v.·hi ch ll'ft scver:il
honlcs dnmuccd ••nll a number or roads flooded .
One or the lornarl()('S Tuesda y y:in ked tiles rronl
the roof of l"'o ~mall v:1c:ition hon1c~ \\l"~t Qf J11shua
1'ree but no injuries \\t"rt' rt•portcd.
The funnel "looked like a bl:i ck strP:-ik comin~
out of the sky ," said state Dh·1sion of Forc>~try Fire
C<ipt. lt:1ul 'frC'1nbl:iy. "l \e seen bad \v1nds, but
nothing like th:il."
"T llE S•:COND T\\'ISTER touched do"·n in
"\'ucea Valley but no damage was reported. 1·ornadocs
are a rare occurrence in th"e area. ,.
About o half.inch or rain and hail the ~i1.~o f i.:olf
balls rell in Yucca Valley, touching off a mino r fla sh
flood and num erous calls to firemen fron1 ~lca guered
residents for assistance.
Blythe, Cathedral City and J>a\m Ocscrt re1X>r··
led some fl ooding from more than a half·inl'h of rain.
Authorities reported California lli~hway 62 \vas
<:losed from Twentynine Palms to Yucca Valley,
California 111 from Mecca to the Imperial County line
and a section of Ca lifornia 78 north of El Centro.
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A CHOICE OF FOU*. ,kOGRAMS
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IAI IXAMINEl5 Of THE STATE IAI OF CAU,OINIA
Frank Namimalsu, 65,
called the strawberry king
oC the San Gabr'iel Valley,
was strangled last lw1arch 20
and his \11lfe, Yoshiko, was
left for dead. Authorities
saJd Namimatsu was goin g
to report Mjtose ror bilking
him by selling him $100,000
in phony medical cures.
Anrick r.1arie Kilty said; Democratic candidate for is due to rising operational i~ the Superior Couf\ sui~ .• the offi ce. ~c"o"'st,,s'-. -------------------..-----------'----------------------ftlcd Tuesday that the 37-Norris has i;:ontendcd that
' CnMpal9n Probe
LoS ANGELES fAPl -
Despite a flurry of com·
plaints a bout campaign
fu nds irregularities, only
one candtdate for state or-
fice is under "active" in-
velitigation for alleged cam-
paign reporting violations.
Att y. Gen. Evelle
Younger said in an inter-
view Tuesday that Assero·
blyman Joe Gon salves (0·
Cerritos), is the only can-
didate under investigation.
1\1...., Presldf'Hf
LOS ANGELES fAPl -
Lee II. Davies, \\'ho h:i s
guided ~lodesto as mayor
for the past eight years, has 1 been elected president or
the League of California
Cities.
The election or Davies
came Tuesday at the 76lh
annual conference or the
league.
Denth Aeeidf'nt
LOS ANGELES IAP'l -·
,.he death of a 10i)1eer-ol1
boy following a n E\'el_.
Knie\'el·type bi cycle stunt
has been ruled accidental
by a coroner'.s jury.
However, two or the seven
j urors Tuesday found
"some degree of negligen-
ce" at Queen of the Valley
Hospital in \Y est Covina,
where Frank Perry was
1aken twice for treatment.
Sunday is
FL1tl&AY'
in the l1tjjijij!(1)i
year-old actor, ordered her the in cumbent attorney
to t~ke off all her clot~es ge oernl, Evelle Younger.
<~~ring _the attack. l\l1ss fai le d as l~os Angeles
K1l.tysa1d.she refused. _ Di s trict Attorn ey t o Ca~rad1n~ faces arraign-properl:r i nvestigat e
m~nt Thursday on three Geotek.
mis demeanor-charges
stemming from the Sept. 15
incident at the home or SLA s·t 1.lichael Lobner. Carradine .J e
allegedly smashed wi ndows
al the house , rifled a Ord d medicine cabinet, played ere
the piano and left a bloody
trail to hi s ow n -home. Demoli·shed authorities saiQ.
J\llSS KILTY said in her
civil s uit that the actor
leaped fron1 a car "naked
and bleeding" as she \\'as
\valking "'ilh frien ds. She
ch1imed he screamed that
she \YUS a •·"·itch," hit her
and tried to pull her clothes
orr.
She said the atlacl( Jen
her bruised, emotionally
upset and unable to sleep.
The suit seeks Sl00.000
genera l damages, un ·
specified medical expenses
and St million 1n puniti\'e
dama~es .
~ . Fire ·~azes
GWTWSet
CULVER CITY IUPll -
Where the crand army of
the republic and: a cast or
thousands failedt a small
brus h fire s u·cceeded
'fuesday night.
The set for the Atlanta
r:1ilro:id station seen by mil·
lions in the movie .. Gone
\\'ith ·rhe \\'ind" \\'ns gone
with the \\•ind a nd the fire·
toda y. 'fhe ~rass blaze
S\\"t'Pl through the Beverl y
Culver Studios.
LOS ANGF.I.ES CAP! -
The s ite of last A:lay·s
bloody shootout \\'ilh the
Symbiones e l.ibera tion
Ar my has been ordered
razed by the City Council.
The eouncil ordered the
Departmen t of Public
\Yorks Tuesday to demolish
the South Los Ange les house
at city expense estimated at
$3.000.
The modest residential
art.'a has been a haven for
c urios ity seekers and
!'OU\·enir hunte rs since sbt
SLA mem bers, including
leader Donald "'Cinque"
1.>et"ree:ie, \\'ere killed in the
'.\lay 17 shootout with police
and the ensuin g fire.
A l"olsom Prison inmate
who died this past weekend
was visited four tinles last
year by a member or the
SLA killed in the shootout,
prison offi cials say.
George Haynie, an ad-
ministrative assistant to the
wa rden, s;i.id Tuesday that
SLA member Na ncy Ling
Perry visited inmate
Rayn1ond Sparks at the
prison twice in July 1973,
once in t\u1:ust :ind once in
December.
"They Wt>re apparently
trying to get members''
Jl aynie.said. __
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Voters Must Choose
How do you maintain educational levels In the fuc·c
of a seven to IO pcr<.iHll increetse in operations due.• to
!nflatlon. when a recent state law says you may on ly
increase your expendi tures by three percent ?
That is the dile mma th;:it races the Newport-~1cs a
Uniried Sch.ool District, ;;ind it i8 the question th e
school di strict is in erfect putting to the voters in the
form or Pl'oposition Zon the November 5 ballot .
In a com1>li cHted utle mpt to equalize the amount of
public money speot per pupil in the public schools
throughout Califurniu, the state has cla mped a lid on
lhc .umounl of moncy per pupil relatively <1ffluc nt
school dis tricts li ke Ne\vport.J\1csa 1nay spend.
'fh1s m t ans that rcJ!:.irdlcss of anv in('rf·ase in the
district 's assf.'SSCd valuation. r\e\vpOrt f\l e'.\;i 's e;.; 1>en
diturc pe r pupil for the next year is froicn at about
three llCr<:C'nl o\'er this year . It is all the l:.i\v allO\\'S,
<lespite the estimate of ;.1 seven to 10 percent increase'
1n operati n~ costs duC' to innution a lone -a nd despite
the fact that s t;1te mandated cost increases use up t he
three percent permitted increase. '
Put another \vay, this simply mc:1ns that for t'he
for eseeabl e future the <Jmount of actual instructional
services and opcratiOg supplies that the district can
purchase per pupil \\!ill decline each year because of
inflation. ·
In Prop. Z. the school district is asking voters if
they v.'unt to maintain the current educational level
by increasin g th e unnual limit o n per-pupil cxpc:n-
dltu·res enough to offset inflation and the state -mun·
dated cos t increases. State law authorizes suc h an
election and a majority vote is required.
'!'he incret.tsc asked fo1· is $150 per pupil, about 12
percent .. 1'hc p rojected 1975-76 ti.Ix rate "'ould be in ·
creased from about SJ.68 lo about $4 .21, \vhich district
officials point out is very close to the 1973-74 rate. To
the 0\\'ncr of an S80.CXX> hoose this increase means
about Sl05 a ye(;lr ; lo the owner of a $35,000 housC' ii
means about $45 a yet.tr.
Jo:ven with the additional $150 per pupil, lhe district
''ill huve to ('U \ buek son1e or its services lo the com·
n1unilr to maintuin thl? basic educational services.
It's 'nol a good time to ask the taxpayers to pay
n1ore. especially in the face of the increased assessed
vciluations that have hit many Newport-Mesa tax·
pa )·crs. But it 's an even poorer time to start cutting
ba r k on the e dul'ational opportunities for our
<"hild1·en . The Daily Pilot recomm ends a YES \'Ole on
111·op. z.
U11co1nfortable Lesson
l:n\\'antcd oil that continues to gurgle to the
... urface in \Ve st Ne\vport Beach is. at best , <.1 n
en\·ironmcntal nightmarl'.
No\,. it's seepage from an abandoned well at 44th
Street <1nd Balboa Bbulcvard that's infes ting a
residential neighborhood \\'ilh no ise, foul odors.
traffic congestion a nd unsightliness.
Unfortunately, the oil plague can't be e nded
simply by applying more manpo\\-·e r or money· to the
proble m . The city has already made a substantial
commitme nt of both.
So. the residents impacted by the oil blight
J pparently have no alte rnative but make the best of
<i very bad sitiJation while the trial and error process
of finding a solution goes o n.
If the re's a lesson to be le;,1rned fro m the
unfortunat e plight of the \Ves t Ne \vport Beach
rt•sidcnts. it might be that proble ms related to oil
drilling arc s ometimes beyond the comprehe nsion of
the experts.
That thought shouldn't be lost on thos e v.·ho sa~·
there's nothing to be lost by drilling o ff Southern
California's coast .
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N 'And they used to call us racists!'
r • ' ~ Ho~ Kissinger Dear
Gloomy
Gus
He's Ahead of the President
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' ' ' t • ~ • • i Wielded Power
~ \VASl-llNGTON -For theipast ri ve
i years. U.S. foreign PoLi cy has been
al most totally dominated by one man
-Dr. llenry A. Kissinger. Jnsidc
sources. v.·ith sec ret documents to
back up their story, have told us how
: • • ' . • . • .
he manipulate d
th e diplomatic
strings.
Throughout the
~ Nixon years, Kis·
O! singer steadfastly ~ maintained lo f inquirinR repor·
ters that he never ~ rec ommended
• •
~ • policy to th e
~· Pre-s idc nt unless his \•ie'A'S were ' "I !iOlicited. lie merely presented .. OP· ~ lions," he vowed . a~~ left it to the
~ rhicf to make the dec1s1ons.
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IT WAS SAID President Nixon
v.·ould retire to the solitude of the Lin·
coin sitting room or to his secluded of.
fice in the \Vhite I-l ouse annex, wh ere
he "'OUld pore over his options. After
m1,1ch. agonizing and scratching on
vcllow legal pads. he v.·ou ld emerge ~nd announc(' his momentous
dee is io ns.
This is not. according to our sour
l'l'S. hoy.• it happened. They say Kis-
:-;1 nger seldom failed to gi\'e the
Prl'sident his personal recommcn-
clallon..-and Nixon seldom failed to
ta ke the advice. 1\s a former Kis·
.-.inger a ssociate put it s uccinctly :
'"Nixon agreed with l·lenry on th('
th ings he kneY.' about. and he trustt'd
llenry on the things he didn·t kno,,·
;1hl)ul. ·•
TllE PATTERN \\as set early in
l!lti9 \l'hen Nixt'lll gave the National
&rurity Council staff a pep talk. Af.
ter a fey" general remarks. accordin,e;
10 se,·e r;i l eye \\"ilncsses, he nodded
tlJ \\"ard Kissinger. "l-lcnry and I are
)!oin g to end the ..,.. ar," the-President
:-;ild. ,,·ith a sly smile.•. •·\\·e y.·ant you
fcllO\\"S to tak~ c;1 r1! of the rest of thl'
\IOrld .. ,
()ur sources say Nixon lhcn laun-
('hed into a furious and vulgar assault
•Jn the Stale Department . F'orei11n
poli cy \1·:1s go ing to be handled by the
\\'hile I-l ouse. he dcch1rcd. and not by
lhr .. striped-pants fai;t gots" at Fogg,y
.llottom.
Thcrr \11:-1:-; ;i C'Ollcct11·r gasp from
tht• l\\O do7.<'n NSC staff members
Prrsidcnl Nixon. '''ith his penchant
ror sayin{! the y.•rong thin.it al the
11-rong time. had forgotten that the
m<1Jori1.v or his ;1udicnce had tome to
!hr \\'hit(' !louse from the foreig n ser-
1'1cr.
TllEREAt~TER. K1:r;s1ng<'r set up
lus O'ol'n pri\'a te State Dc1lartmcnt in
• tl1e basem ent of the \Vhitc !louse. J "·here he directect every :1~pcct of the t d ccislon·making mathinl'ry. ~ He prMldcd 01•cr tht• l\·a11onal
!
: .Securit)• C<>uncil. v>'hirh dctcrnunecl
overall policy. Ml' controllt•d t he
supcrsecret Comm1t1ec or ~ ... orty,
"'hR:h plotted co11crt acti\'ilic.s. lie
:;ilso headed the \\'ashln)(ton S1>er i:il
Action Group. y.·hich assembled to
~ m i.In age ct1sc;,
'l'he s<-rret minulf!!I show that Nixon I :-;;ctdom atte nded the ift crucial
meetings but waited for Kissin l(er tu
fill him in . l 'hc t'ol·O men conferred
) to.ie:thcr frC'que ntly.
;J.: SOt'RC ES "'ho OC"c:1s1on;t lly 1,1.·pr:s
rallrl'I into I hear 11r1,·a1e mcct1n{!~ sa:-
/'ii):on and Kissin ger apparc>ntly did·
n"t cnRage in deep, intelleC'tual di~CU!'>·
:;,ion~. 'rhcN l;tlkcd abouL ~orld Issues
1n l !'rm~ or personalities arn:t they
"·ere ofte n vulg:i.r. rl1)plng into
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· for <'iJ:n l ea d ers with c rude ,
.sometimes cruel, 1·e m:1 rks.
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(JACK ANDERSON)
\\'hen Ki ssinger travelled abro<id,
he kept the President inrormed y.•ith
cryptic personal messages. Only the
two of them understood some of the
references.
A typical message from Kissi nger
in the 1'1-tiddle East. as recalled by ll
source who saw it. reported: '·l\.fel
with Number One . Discussed options
Ile agrees in principle."
MOST OF Kissinge r 's rccommcn·
dations to the President "'ere submit,.
led formally in secret me mos, which
were guarded as closely as nuclear
secrets. Very few of Kissinger's as·
sociates are aware such documents
.exist .
We , hoy.·e\·er . ha\·e seen so mti of
them. A lypic:1I Kissin gcr·to·Nixon
memo \\•ould be typed on \Vh itc !·louse
letferhead and stamped SECRET
Kis singer \\"Ould begin y.•ith tersl'
hackground information and then
outline his ··recommendations.''
At the bottom of the page y.·ere two
blank lin es. thl" leftmost marked "Ap·
prove," and the 01her "Disapprove."
Almost nel'er. according to our sour·
ces. did Nixon initial the "disap·
prove" space.
USUALLY. a series of .. tabs .. fol·
lowed on plain y.·hite paper. These
took up specific issues, expressed i.n
hlunt, cand id la ngua~c. Each lab con·
taine:d •·approve " and "disapprove ..
lines.
The cro\\·ning touch y.·ould come
''·hen Nixon called in his Cabinet or
other associates to brief them on his ·
foreign policy decision. As he spoke to
them, he ill'Y a riabty co nsulted a
'"talking points .. pa1X'r prcparC'd. of
course. hy the ubiquitous Or Kis-
singer.
KISSINGE R'S Jll'rsonal memos a nd
talking papers J!Uidcd Nixon on the
\lit•t nam \\'ar. the inva sion of l'anl·
bodia, the South \1ictnamese invasion
of Laos. and scores of other initiatives
around the world.
Our sources could recall only one
major issue on ""hich Nixon \'t'loed
Ki ssinger's re commendations. Thal
y.·as the decision to homh ll:inoi ;ind
mine llaiphong !!arbor in r.t ;iy 1972
In that instance. Nixon O\l'rrulcd :Ill
of his chief advisers, in rlud in i; Ki s .
singer.
Kissin ger·s dom ination of foreii::n
policy has continued into the Ford Ad
ministration. Indeed. President fo~ord
1}:11'1 :r;carccly bee n ~ .... ·orn In before he
~sured the world that llr nry Ki s-
singer '~·ou ld stay on . Like Nixon
hcfore him. Ford leans hcal'ily on Kis·
.-.tn{ler for foreign policy guida nc(•.
Our souces Sii)'. in fa ct. that fo'ord ha .-.
llllt o\·cr1·u\cd Ki ssinger yet .
f"OOTNt>TE : f\ issinger has some
hrilliant dip\omut1c 11chicvtments t~
tus credit, inclucl ini;?. IC'mporary pt.•:ic£'
in the ~11ddle East, ll ctent c 1\·ith the
Soviet Union and iapprochemcnt \o\'ith
mainland Chin:i . Il ul there have also
been a re"' d isasters. such as the In ·
dia-Pakistan v.·ar, Chile, Cyprus iind
the aborted ··Year of Europe.''
Quotes
i\lrio. f:. It. Przlboro•skl, Glendora
•.. "This counlry"s stability doea not
hang on the thin thread or nlere per··
~on:ihty ... by adhering to truth and
prl nelpll' as the only re:1I \•ulues. 'i:ood
JJO\'ernmcnt inevitubly must follow.
Tips on Saving Energy
Let ·s teac·h dogs to read! \Vhcn it
comes to observing leush la1,1.·s
and other controls. it's ob\'ious
their .masters are illiterate.
~taybe t.h e n o ur be.iches ,
side\\•alks and gardens '>''Ould
not be foul ed .
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"''"''""'"· S.nol TOWr IN\ PH .... Gl.-J'{;<lt, O.Uy Pilot.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
In any di scussion of\\·orld problems
and man's fate, somebody sooner or
later is bound to proclaim, with sweet
smugness. "\Veil. if Y.'e only would
obey the Deca logue, everything y.·ould
be rine. After all. the Ten Command·
menls arc still lhe best rute-s to fol·
low ...
\'et, if y.·e took such a man seriously
and ques tioned him on only one of the
·rcn Com mandments, and perhaps the
most intport ant. what 1,1.·ould be the
result "
'"Thou shalt not kill." A plain, fl al
s talentent. \.Vi thout qualification or
modificalion. What does our friend of
lhc Decalogue say lo this'.' Does he ac-
cept it. completely and uncc1uivoca l
ly" Or does he try to get around it in
one 1\·ay or another?
FIRST OF A.LL, he 1,1.•ill say that Y.'t'
ha \'e a "ri ~ht '' to kill in se lf·
defense: -even though the Decalogue
rlocs not say. "Thou shalt not kilL ex·
cl"pt in self-defense."
1·hen he-\viii say that sociC't~· has a
11 ght 10 kill offenders, if their offense •s deemed grievous enough-even
though the first ki ller, Cain. y.·as not
executed by God but "·as branded ;ind
sent inlo ex ile.
NC'xl. he Y.'ill insist that a nation has
the .. right .. to kil l enemies in lime of
y,•ar: h<' may dc11lorc such a nel'cssitv
land g'cnci·a ls arc the grcatcs"l
dcplorers of all ), but he does not do ubt
thnt the Lord is on the side of the
"just" natidn. He y,•ill <i\so poi nt to
many Old Test:-.n1ent passai:l's \\'hich
seem to confirm his position.
SO, fo"INAl .. L\', 1,1.•hat docs the com-
mandment, '"Thou shalt not kill."
amounl to" It amounts to y.•hatcyer
\l'C 1,1.•:int to m.ikt it. Nohody ·bul u
··cr;i nk " takes the commandment
litr rully : ncurly Cl'crybody bclle\'CS
th:1! undC'r CC'rlain condition.c; il is
ri~ht :ind proper to kill. llardly
<1 nyonc except Socrates, J e:;us ::1nd a
fey,• saints has ever truly bclic\'ed that
ii is bcltcrto suffer pain than to inrti ct
tl.
The difric:ul1y 'ol'ith the TC'n Com·
mundmcnls as not th:1t unbclic\•crs
flout ii: it is 1.h:11 even ''bcl lcvent'' do
not believe il. do not agree on It. do nol
M<.1. qn It. A simple sentence of ro"r
:>ne.·S)'llilblc 1,1.•ords ... Thou ~hal l not
kill," hat <'nnroundl'd Christendom
for 2.000 years for t he blood iest "'ars
1Jf ;ill ha\lc bce11 rcligious y,·ars.
To the Editor;
I am way ahead or President Ford
in energy conservation. Since the Car-
penters' strike in Jui~',
I I gave up afl3' vacat ion trip.
2. I didn't buy a new color TV (and
the TV I didn 'l buy was a Son y J. I did·
n't buy a new pickup (it was a Mazda
Rotary).
J. I didn't drive too much.
4. I didn't buy many groceries. tThe
groceries I didn't buy y.•ere roasts and
steaks and chops moslly.)
I HAVE only y.·orked 18 days since
the strike and the wife can tell you
that I have conserved a lot of energy
around the house.
Of course. there have been aboul
ten strikes sin ce July. The wallboard
men are out now. Two or three more
strikes and I can go out ln the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JAMESW. BOLDING
To the Editor:
There is one error in Steve
Oonaldson 's otherwise excellent
article on Ne wport Landing in
Sunday·s Daily Pilot of Ckt. 13 .
The article states that "the first
lumber cargo was delivered to a site
that is approximately the location of
Bayside Trai le r Park, across the
Upper Bay Bridge from Wil Wright's
ice: cream parlor."
' I have the U.S. Coast Survey chart
of Newport1-l arbor, dated 1875, 1,1.•hich
shows the wharfs, the wagon road
from Santa An a coming down the
I>over Road ca nyo n, and a bui lding
located on the wes terly side of the
bay. The location is marked
"Newport I~anding." The easterly
side of the bay was a.II tidelands.
Since all of Donaldson's other
descriptions arc accurate, I would
suspect Iha! a gremlin got in hi s
typc,,•riter, or perhaps, your linotype
machine. •
LI NDSLEY PARSONS
'
K11owN n Bnr,,nin
To the Editor
The greatest ecooomic authority in
the world is your everyday housey.·ife.
She doesn't need a large staff of
economic ad\•isors to tell her and the
nation to tighten the belt She is
already doing it .
Be ing an economic expert. the
housewife a lso knows that there is no
better bargain than quality. Cheap
things are too expensive!1That's why
these housewi ves <PTA Mothers) are
1,1.·orking so hard to convince us that an
increase In taxes through Proposition
l. is worthwhile and ilis a bargain.
After a'h , \\'hen you take the long
vicY.', what can you ever buy for-a
chi ld that's e qual to a quality
l'<IU<:Ulio n? .....
CLAUDIAHOL~~AY
l11f,.rml119 ''"'~""
To the Ed ii or :
In the aftermath of Watergate, the
public. more th.an ever. has a. rl111ht
and a need to be inrormed about the
randidates and the Issues ""1\h which
it needs tu deal on Nov. S. lam incen-
sed by the limited coverage given to
such candidates us those runninlj: ror
Secretary o( State, especially when·
the office of Secretary or Slate
governs the election law~ and wtll be
concerned wit h restoring a morality
to politics a t a lime when that
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( MAILBOX )
Letters from reade rs are Wt'lcome. Nor·
maUy , toritf!rs should convey lhe1r mes·
$0.ges in 300 words or less. T/1e righl to con·
dense lelters lo fil space or etimioole fibel
is reserf}Cd. All tellers n1W include sig·
nolurt and moiling oddresi bu.I oonies
may M withht'ld on rt"quest ii su/Jicient
reason 1s opporPnl. Poelry will no/ be
publisht'd.
morality has plummeted to an all·
lime low .
I A1'1 disappointed to sec political
· reports about the least significant
happenings, the lack of appearances,
the reasons not to vote, rather than
the who. what, 1,1.•bere and why that
truly informs. One: such example is
the race between Brian Van Ca mp
and March Fong for Secretary of
Slate. When the press reported on the
Oct. 7 KCET debate bet'ol·een the can·
didates for Secretary or State, more
mention .was made of 1'1arch Fong's
rea!bns for not appearingbn the sho1,1.·
than was made or Brian Van Camp's
highly articulate views oo the issues
rt'levant to that of£ice.
I, for one, want to vote fiS wisell' as
possible. I want to vole ror the things I
believe in and not just for the race or
the gimm ick that is sensational
enough to malie it into a back-page
ne ws a rtic le . Let 's have more
frequent reporting of the candidates
whereabout,s and vie'l''S. on the issues.
and lets get the voters' apathetic
chins out of their hands and their eye!li
onto the news!
ALLISON WELLS
Claim f 'orf Pile•I
To the Editor :
The chairman of the South Coast
Regiona l Coastline Co mmiss ion,
Donald B. Br:ighl, has forfeited any
claim to that position of great p·ublic
importance through his sorry perfor·
mance in soliciting developers lo con-
lribute to the campaign fund of Ed-
mund G. Brown, Jr.
He should r esign immediately or be
forced out or office by public opinion.
or by legal channels, for a gross con·
flict or interest. The commission he
h eads h as more: tha n e nough
problems without having to operate
under the cloud of being used for par-
tisan politics. as tiitr . Bright has
placed it through his unbelievable tac-
tic.
ROBE'ftTLEE
6ood Adt·lr~
To the Editor:
> A.s a regular reader of the Daily
Pilot, I would like you to know bow
great it was to see a good story tn the
People section such as the one Oc·
tober 7 on Joyce Riley. I do not know
her or the reporter ; however, I feel it
is about lime the reading public find
out more about nutrition and vitamins
as relatecl to illness. emotional as well
as physical,
DOCTORS DO not tell people the ef-
fect s of food. -additives, exce:~alve
sugar and refined roodS beause they
do not themselves know. A news paper
reporting such racts does a great ser·
\'ice to its readers. litany people: hist
do not understand the dangers and are
not motivated to search out the an·
sy.·ers.
Al so \\";lnt to tellyou flfllle
Bell 's column on cooking for one las
~me sound a·dvice. ()(course, I cqok
for more than that-three growing
boys-but J still read it. I can adapt
a ny recipe if I want by makinl 'aix
ti}Tles as much. J
I am not a heaU.h food nut nor o I
e\·er \~:rite to newspapers. This is a
first .
Please keep up the fi ne job and let's
ha ve more rine articles aboot feeding
our-·fa ti'll li es y.•holesome. natura l
foods free of additives.
CllARUJTl'E EMMONS
Memoir · of Hollyw<;>od
HOLLYWOOD. By Garson Kanin.
Viking. 39S Pages. $8.95.
Jn 1937, Garson Kanin went to Hol·
lywood to ''learn the ~usiness". or
movlemaking and in this sometimes
touching, qften funny and always
well·Wrilte:n me moir he tells not only
"'hat he learned about the: business
but a~ut ~he people who made up that
business.
PEOPLE, for example, like Sumuel
Goldwyn, the first ol the mighty for
whom Kanin .. was to work over the
ye ars, and who greeted the newly ar·
rived play wright with ''Sidney
-Howard tells me you're a very clever
genius." That's the first Goldwynlsm
to surface in this book, but not, by any
means. the last. --Another: "If you
v.·on.'t give me your word of honor, wlll
you give me your prom~e~"
KANIN also has a wealth or sldrtcs
to lei! about such other major Ui;:ures
as -to pick a few at rabdom -11arry
Cohn , Darry l Zan1.1ek, Charles
l.aughton and M :irilyn ~,onroe, and
he tells them all well.
llis book, it should be noted, js nol
just a collection or stories and Vignct·
tes, however. While It does contain
many of th ~se it contains them within
a carerully built framework to which
their signi fica nce is subordinate to
lhl" structure Ka nin wants Co build :
his years in Hollywood, what they
( THE BOOKMAN )
meant to ~im and what It meant to
him. He succeeds admirably.
Pt.i1Tbttma1
APbooksE-
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robtr1 N, Weed, PtAbUlhlr
Thom<11 Ktftlil, Editor
Barbara Krdbtch,
Editorial Po~ Editor
The e<tltorial· pa11e ~ the Oall1
'PilOt see.ks lo inform and .UmulMe
readers by prt>sentlnc on tkls pa1e
dh·erse <'ommentary oo topi~ of 11'1·
tereit by &yndicate<t columnistl aid
· tl&r1.00nists, by provkUni I fonim
for readers' views and by pnt1tnUnc
this newspaper 's opinions and lck¥s
on current topics. The editorfal
opinions of the Dally Pilot appur
only In the editorial column 1l the
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,. . • ... ·--· Wednesday. October 23 1974 * DAILY PILOT II 1
i Sewing Up ·Earni~gs
~ Second Ho neymoon for Levi-Strauss
WedneMlay's
Closing Prices ,NEW YO~~llAh-~!A?.~!y Sa~d~CH~)GE 1
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OftMiM tci..ct -..1••~
SAN FRANCISCO -For
more than a century the
'riveted denim blue jeans
!firs t se wn t o1ether by
;Bavarian Immigrant Levi
·Strauss tor California's
.gold-rush miners have set
the patte rn or c row th ror the
San Fra ncisco compu ny
bearing his name. --
But 124 years later, the
youth of the world are .the
.trend-setters and fashion
,leaders, and the casual
men's and women's e1olhes
made by Levi Stra uss & Co.
.today are very fashionable
Indeed.
Th~ circle has been made
complete, too, wilt\ Levi's
·now a big seller in the com·
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I ~ 1,., ,. U 1¥>+ " C.W0 l11 .JO :rt 1'I 4'-+ '4 11111 CI.JO J tl th .. -.. 1&M C#ll 6 14 6'l lt2 -s.. MISIT41 !.U I 6 Ot• , ., ._.Mpt t .. , • 1 S.lili. • •. Tlfftt lllC I 6 JO IClft-_-•••". L e Vf '$ sell tor two--·.!!. ....... •,•, .,._ .. ~ lllfttr• .n s " , ...... "ii E111y1111 1 ..... u t 1l11-I\• llllFI ... .flll M Ul "1'11-J .... Noiift!IWd J'I t t SI•-" Rtyflil'< .~ • t • ... T1mt1 M.$i0' Ut ''---"~ ·~ ... ~ 1.n ' • 1>111 .,, E-~ .ollh t IH1 , -"-lnKr/ ,...,. s 111 """-l'I Munld "' .40 .• I t "' ' . RkN Co .IO ' 10 11"1o-\< Tl,...n 1.llDll ' lS H loo .. a nd three times the ir ~,., .... .,,~ ... CMIUILl.60 1 'IJ _..,. l!•Ctll O I s 1• ll'h-1'01111~ .• , ... I• Ho Mwll)CblXIS ] n1o-1. RICllMtr .... 9 k 111'11•"" Tl""""·"°'·· u II -ACM!N (e f '• jflo 0\11 PS I.JO 1 14 MMi ,,, l:Mltorl.61 .. t. 11 -14 lnlM0\ 1,111 1 )I) ••""-I"" Mur'pfl()l 4 ' 11 1 11--ii. Rthmr'd ·.80 S )t n..,-"1 TOOl:I Sl'ilpyd 1 0 1-.. ;original price new, ~ .io 4 11 • -·~ = 1.111 1 30 '' •.. E•11C111 1.•ie s 111 "'"-'"' 11111 Ml~ • t• ,.,._.,. M1111v °" 1 s s 1 1~.-y, RklOI-• P ·"° ! 1, , .. _,(, r._ c d i , u 11""-
. Oversea' •• le' Or Levi's" ~-, '."" ,', .;.J 1"--_,~. 1.M 1 1' ll\li-\lo ~ ,_ lnl#lllUll I. ) t !'""-"' MulOm 1 'J2 19 U -... RotQll• 1.:JO U 11'>J-"' l~•'•"o 11 ... •' ,' ,','',' .... f'l'lt -' .... ... 1.n • 4tS ""'-"" FQl1' ... 40 J .. i1'0-" lnlNc:~ '·"°' • "' ,, '1 M"" L .60 I 11 '"'" ••. l;jlOGr In ,llO 4 0 , .. _ .... f"OOI• will represent a bout 32 per· Allu•llC ... $ 1» ''"" • . • c.inSoy .60 • " u1to-"' Fti1rc.m .ID ' "' Jt \lo -~ 1N1 P-• 1 1 ,,, 1''11 ,,. _...,. ,,._ AIOGr Iii .IO , t• ,...,_ 1. tr-co . 11 4 n -
I Ir. 19 , I AJl.-..in. •• ll l\t-.,..1'.81111'11.ll l 5'16loro-:io.l'-4n:tna .J0 6 11 •'--""lntAerl .11d4 l '" H.tbl•CO J )lltO 1s1•-1•11o 1t1i.4Mt .111 14 ) .. -1,f•MlwmSt •tll i cen o 1sca I 74 s sa es, or ._ 1,20 , J 1J.._ .... CMToeor, 1 J ,. 1tv.-:io. F-4•m1F .llO s • '""' +-1oo 1n1 T• r 1.11 • 1u. 1• -•· """1co 01 .11 1• '' 11'M-~ R........ .• 1 1• 11••-,,. !r,~,.!~,'.·"',, .,. ,", ",~,: . . I $290 "]li ..... ~ l ti It " ·--"' Qrl ... ld .60 " 31 .... •.• '•"W" Br .. fl 11~-\<o l r•rzH 4 • l JI' l • "'4<<0 $c llO I ~· s• . .. R-.'10 I u 10 .... -"" ' _._ approx1m ole y ml on .U.l' 11! ....... OOD 7J _, en-·'° s II IS•-V• Ftnt\HI ·'° 4 i •'·•-.... I " l 4\l'l . l• lth ... "''"'"'C.st • ' fl . ADM ... 1 JO • l \\" • .... l tl\OrlF !()cl • s •"-of the more than $900 mil· ,.,,,. "' "" .. ao 1• . .. ~n" ' • · •1 .,...,_ 141 F., Wi.t Fc1 s '• '"'. 11. 1 '' pfJ • .. 10 Ji ....., iu1 ... 1r1~ .SiO 1 "' 1~-" Rao.nAH z4 10 1s 10 ... ..., TtMll.ln 1.s. 10 n >1 .. • ..._. lni,t .. " l \.'t-YI Ov>teOI .60 i ·• • + ~ 1'¥111 Mf9 .. 1t '~ ... I Tt f pl l( 4 .. lJ ,M>,, ._ !Ut.lw~ .Itel . U •t. AocJ\G 11oll) I 11 11'" • '' l rl\l. ... 1 1.40 S 10 II\\ lion in exp ect e d tota t,.....,1111 ..0• 1 1Mto+-\CI 0.•11pf 1.10 .. s1u ... Fedllw .m .. 1• 1•-1o.1trrN 211o . uo11 .. -"'""""™·n• 2s 1~. AcxJot11.1'• •l ••o_ .. ,,.,.,wAJr •• tn ,.,_ ' , A101i1tC .. 11 I • 1'4-\lo Om16P .60 1 111 t\lo-"' FecltrtlCo I o t 111'" ... It .. ptO S • I 4t M OI pl I' t • I 1t \• '• Rill<•-• l6 J I o o-'• T.,..Aopl l ~M:J . t It •• ·volume. Al its present rate "' ......... JO 1 " u,,.__ v. o-c ''"" 1 1111 ""'-' '"" "" 1.eo • 21 u \loo-"' lnlf'M( 1.10 ~ • 1..... NOimlll .11,. •t 1J1~ •, Aoc•-u 1 1 • 1M 10 -1o •·~w,,1 .1111 • 100 1"' • Orlrowtb Lev'.Strau•s next AlunAl l.20 s "'' 14\\-'6 Chlt1•NY J s u 11\lo-lol fdHllMl .61 6 211 14h ->o lllllrl)«ll!~ ..... 11'1 NICltrL.'° ~JO. "AM-pt ...... l SI -1 l•o .. lrt l tll s •• , "'·-
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Year should break thr"""t\ .t.ketl..,.-'°.,"""• "•• ",-._1~ ChtwM 1JO •~1•:1'1~-'-F<1PD1 •.to .. 1 " ... 1111i1Pw 1.:1o 1 r nv.-.. ....,,1D1w111 • 11 u>o . 111 ' ,, "'"• •• 11te: co s1 • •l Sl.. ..,_ -· .. O&Mcl JJQI 6 ft 6\.\-~ Fed rsf': .JO J 1 ' , . ; In.I Ulld .l• l loCI )\'t , NllF..etG• 1 t ' 10'• -'I Aono" I"" .'O I 1• 10'' -,.,. h•C... I 11<1 • I I llAo I the SI billion·a·year sales ""''-1:.,.., 1 u s~ 111o O.llH .-. 1 1 1'4-~ ~os 1.,. ' u r 1,,,. __ '--. Bfl 1111 1 20 u"'-... Ml Gyo 1 os ' •l 10•, '• 11o11~111 n • .. •,:·,-;-~ 1,•,·,c~~ 111, ,•,·,· .1. ,,' ",~o -I lf th f ' tti AlllOQl.JO&I ,. 2 l lllo •·• Oemllm I • V 20\lo-llli Ftt'roCorl'I S 1S ll l.-1•-f.11.30 10 fO 101,.. N.otll10mt\, IS 21-o Aol'>!oOf•.1-:t 1 4 _ -
: ev(e ... Orf. eajlyrSearme ed .. 1 · ::~~ l 2; ~=-. ~ =tr:,: I~ u::= t ~~.c: : 3: •:-. ::: =~ :.:: : 1: l!~-·· :::: i"°r~ t~ -~ 1: 10;~' ~: :::;c,. 1 .~ ; 1; :t _: :~ ~~::"I~ : ! '; If;:= n 1 I SC n In In A119 Pw 1.u 'i 121 u v.--. Chl~•.JI t Iii SJlol.-l'hi F .... Mt9f .. ' , ..... iooo.PS 1.U ' 14 ,. ..... NtlM t.OSllll 10 ,.,. '• """""' .40 11 IU1ll't •. Tr11111yl11 .ltl • ll 17\o-November, Levi will record ~.~,·~ 1, ,.? ,~, _, .•.. CN E m .so 1 •s 11+. ~ YI FM!Ulk t .40 s • 2s~ ... 1~ Hol.pn 6 :n 1 •.. NPrH 1.111 • 1 t l·, • ... ,., •• cc .w • 1J 1-.._ T•pl(N .10d • UM ,,,, .. -_...,, •• ,. CN Nill"' QI 2 11 I -~ FleldMI 1.40 o 21 11 -\lo IT( 1..., _._. S US ll"'i-:W. HU 5M>ktn • !ti t \o AltylD 1.11<1 J 11• 141't-... TRW 111 I 11 • 10S ll .the t\ighe1t earnings and ~ .w a • u 111-.,. OwMllOI pf .. t ,.._.,_ v. •1nro1Q1 .Ml ' • '"°-.,. uMt ""P'I" .. st 6 -"" ,.,., w~ .n s 1 JI\. 1' Aoot.11111 10i J • 11 ' 111w p1 •11 •• 1 d 111-1
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record net profits of S27 .2
million on record-high sales
!of $665 m illion already
:reached in the ri rst nine
months this ye ar were
. greater tha n in a ny prior
·full -year's operations.
l As impressive as those
\gains are, the company has
.not been without recent
iproblems. This yeM's im-
'provement, in fact, renects
. a turnaround from a rocky
,1973 that s aw Levi close the
·yea r with a loss in the final
three months, the first
quarterly deficit since the
'depression years of the
1930's.
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$1 BILLION A YEAR SALES SEEN NEXT YEAR
Levi's Shirt 'n' Twlll Outfit Popular
That a lso was the year
.Wall Stree t 's Jove affair
:with Levi unraveled. For
'more than two years after
relucta ntly offering its
.stock.lo the publi c in early
1971, Levi Strauss was the
darling of the sto ck market,
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Or as its world-fa mous blue
'jeans. Over the years', the
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, !universal appeal of Levi 's
0 k shattered barriers of age. uts:po en -~.~~~~.m ic stat us and
But Wiill Street romances
~Says He's
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WASHINGTON CAP ) -A nd S aw h i ll wh ile are fie~ and quickly cool
Fe-d e r a l En e r g y Ad · reading a prepared speech when ea[nings fall and
minislrator JohnC.Sawhill a l a convention of the ma n agem e n t mak e s
s aid Tuesday tie is not being American Gas Association, m~ta~es. Levi Strauss ad-
·' pressured to quit his job but ~ inserted a reaffirmation of m1t.s . it ~ade s~~e ~ad
he added t hat the ad-his dedlC'3tion to energy' dtt1s1ons in a~m1n1stenng
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~ministrati o n seemed· to conservation. the com pany s runaway ~ have "a little-concern that I -·~Jes in E~rope, n~lably the ~ was a little too outspoken T A L K J N G. WITH d1sregard1ng of its usual ~ about the need for energy newsf!len aft~r his speech, ·financial and !"anagement ~conservation ." Sawhill ad"!1tted he was .controls in a ns~y attempt
. passed over in the appoint· Ito comer a m a1or market Sawhill made t he com· menl of an executive direc· :share overseas befo.re com-
m en~ i n r es p o n s~ t o tor to the new Cabin~l-level peUUon moved in.
questions, about ~ pubhshed Energy Resources Council ·
rep<>rt that President Ford , chaired by Morton.
; , Secretary of State Henry A. sa·whil l had understood
Ki s s i ng e r , T r easury tie wo uld be Mor ton 's
Secretary "'.illiam E.Simon d eput y o n a s i mil ar
and Interior Secretary National E nergy Boa r d, Roge~s C. B. Morton want est.ablist\ed only three days
Sawhill re~oved. before it ~as superseded by
the new Council created by TH E R E P O R T , i n Congress.
Newsweek magazine, said Instead, Frank Zarb an
t he a dm inis t ration was official of the Office of
angered by Sav.•t\ill 's public l\1anagement and Budget
advocacy o! a new gasoline v.'t\o has been assigned to
tax and other tough energy-temporary energy posts
saving steps. before, has been selected as
"I have given up on the the Co uncil's executive
gasoline l ax," Sawhill iold director.
repo r te r s T uesda y . "I guess they just felt the
"because the President has f'EA Federal Energy Ad·
said there wo uld not be a ministration was a fu ll-lime
gasoline tax as lo'ng as he is job." Sawhill shrugged, by
in.the Wh ile •tousc." v.'ay of explaining the swit·
But Sawhill said he still ct\.
favors a horsepower tax or But if the administration
... s i m i l ar m e a s u r e to wa nted him out or FEA.
stimula te improv ements in Sawhill ind icated, it has not
automobtle fuel economy. let him know it.
The wild success or Levi's
in Europe aCter first ship.
menls arrived in the early
1960's led lo carelessness in
inventory controls that
,resulted in th e debacle
:renected in the 1973 fourth·
•quarter loss of $7 .2 million.
Despite record sales last ~year or $653 million, net in·
come was onl y $11.9 million,
less than half of l m 's $25
million and th e company's
lowest profit in six years.
The fourth-quarte r losses
from overseas operations
continued in this year's fi rst
jperiod, but by the second
. quarter of 1974 .
After a strong 1974 third
quarter, which saw Levi's
earnings jump to $13 million
fro m $7.1 million the year
before, it appears now Wall
Street a nd the company
.m ay be head ing ror a
second honeymoon.
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Wednesday I': WM . CONRAD MEANS * CANNON-EXCITEMENT Evening ; Q 'if J )(])C.nnon "The £.i.
OCTOBER 23 I Chln~e" C1nnon·1 l()('lgtlmt lriend·
1 ~h1~ .. ,th ~ lonntr po!ke tom11de
5:00 I 0 fl 1'0 m m CD Hews ~ung·~ h•fll into the m•d1I of • · (ii (~, l.i (ii (,li ll.l Jllt11~ , l'1rnr•11'1 venderu •iain1t rke po-
(61 9onania 1 l•ctm'n LI Lyle S1Jcey ([d.,ard
· Wlllt'~ M,·Li11e! , B+n"nsl. .
Ptrtridrt ftfl'lit, r 0 LUCAS TANNER Ois-
Mod s~u1d I * cusses Sex Openly
Mu.icil Comedy Show In His Class Which tl6 S111 Trtk I ED £!tttric t11mp1n1 Threatens His Career!
Q}Spetd lla«r Q (2j'iJ jo_ mLU(IJ T1n11t1
"Three le!ttt Word" luc1s f1ct'
Andy (;rillith a m1101 tonhonl1l<on with paren11 t :JO m R11mond 8u11 Sho•
: Ztom! ~nd rhe ~Ch()Cll bo1rd ll'htn one o!
-~1s ci..~nocm 11511nmeots p•ompb
(<]! 001 Oe1ltr'1 Choic1 the ntfd for 1 r11nk discunion of lE Thf 'ioneel'f ~· Uttll lt1K1l1 (!) Notre D1m1 Foolb1ll Hitfili"1b ,., ~oo®~Ci.lmm Nm m cam1i11• owt1a11o1 o.ti.n ED NEW TV ORAMA OE'BUT
Mid Squtel * BEST THEATRE IN LA ~ Trulll Of Co11Nq11•11ees Hollywood TV Theatre! I Lon luq nt FBI ED Hollrwood T1l1YIMon fllletr1
i(]) Ho1.,r's HtrHJ "The Chint1e P1imt Mi111mr'' Dlll'lt
£smtrtld• Judith Andt1so11 ~tus in Enid 811·
111 Y1lkf nold's pl1y 1bou1 t~ la1cin1!ion
Chnl lo Cfttnce •rid disi11ter of 1ro .. inr old.
([)I 8011111:1 9:)0 0 Nnn
Drtm• ~ Dfam1
Thnt S1toPt 10:00
7:JO OLornt (;re1111'1 l111 or t111 'Midi D MANHUNTER IS TV'S
IC:ollttf P'ylt * NEW ACTION STUNNER
Ha111tTllllTunt ' O@(IJl])M1n~unt11 "Thi
HtlJ Thy Ntlrtibo1 Doomsday Gin(' Oa~t pursues a
~@ let's M1k1 A Dt1I 11•n11 ltd b, & dtmtn!1d. bomb-
( I) (f)Tt Tell l/le Truth throwin1, defrocked minister f1uest b lion $ Mo¥it: (C) (Z~1) Monlt Ma1~hJm) .,hen he is hired
"Sp1rtK~1~ Cenci. (dra) '60 -by ~ un•on ott1c11I to filld the !ell
Kull Oour1,,, Je~n Simmon~ u1m•n.1ls 1~pons1blt !of tht muf·
\$ ,rict Is Rlthl de r irld robbJry !01 which his union
I lewikhlCI men ue btini falsely accused.
Clndid1te1 ,ltU tonlertllCI fl ilJ @@; m, t l rt ct I 11
Othtr '1opl1, Other 1'11tts ··rne face of [vii" A lather·
Cllttirity Bowlin& dau1hte1 relationshlp u nges from
Uttlt Rncab mis11uided renerns1tr lo piobablt 1:00 O @(]) 00 San, & D1uch1eu mu1dtr, .JS Petiocelli defends !he
"Tbe Piegn1ncy" Jell Reed'l 1orrne1! spol!td d.1uehtt r ct • ....eaun, busi-
R•l1 lntnd seeks him olll. stuns nessii\1n.
ti1m ll'ith lhe 11e11s th1t she's 1e·1 0 mm Ht•S
cttli1 prt11n1nt and pleads tcr his C~ The lotd Onts
help 8o!h know Iha! .klff cannol l 0 (fi (()l (l)Q)Gtt Christle
pouobly bt the f11he1. bul ht !eds loY1 "for !he f~m•l1 licnor" Cb1is·
com~llltd to htlp-Y11ttlout ccn!id-1 lie helpi p111nu kle CuullO f11;e a
1ni 1n Anita who is beth tonfu!.f!dl pain1u\ d•lemm1 when a m'fia
1nd wc111ed 1b.out Jeffs interest in th1tltain otte1s to spare 1ht lite
1 gul she hardly knew u isltd. I ~! th~ de1et!lve's tath tr in rtturn 0 Jj CiJ1o_ €L'lllttlt Ht11St: en, tor !he lretdom ot 1 $yndiute lieu·
tbe '"irie "II I Should Wike Be· lenlM wllo!.e tes11:11ony would Wil't
forr I Die" Pa ln111lls helps 111 el.I o.~t !he thieltain 1na bis oreaniza-
duly ne1ihbor sta~e hef cwn wake., !Ian. Robert Alda auests.
Wh1n Amy tlern (1-0sephint tlu!th· @The Untoudt1bltt
•nsonl Yllnls lo set her distant IO:lD • Joume1 to i\dvtntur1
olfspnna. she resolves to have them· Wallderlust
invited !o her "'ake. lt Clud1d 'rita
0 Movie: IC) 12hr) 'Firecretk"i Inner Visions
(01U) '68 -Jam11 S!f"''"· tienry' Corni
fond1. lni:er Slevens 11:00 ()) 00 (D €L'l fiD Nt•s
(i) I ts! ol C1oucho <ml il_~ ctJ Jllun 0 (lf r.I'l I]) CEI Th•t's My !1h· 8rst fl (;roucho
1111 "fht Loin" Chlton·s !eud Yli1h1 6 HTPO
n.s brnthe1-1n·law. Leonard. becomes• Mo'rit: (C) "May1~ (adv) '66-
1 fa mily l1aht when sistrr Tracy's! by Nol1h. Sajid K~hn. Clint Walktr.
busband borro.,s S50 from Cli!ton ID Mis.Aon: lmpossib!1
ind 10111e11 to p1y him b•tl (!) Ni1llt C:tllery
m Dt1ltr's Choice ~ (}) 'etu Gunn
II T1l11 A Thit! a Wild Wild Writ
Variety Yo11 roi Healtb
af Mo'rit: (C) (Zht) "Tony Rome"f {w:)f(fl) Wanted; Ottd Of Alivt
Cdra) '61-frank S1natr1. 111 :15 -Cintmt M ED Alcollotism A•111neH Weel ll:JO !lll CD()) CBS lilt Movie: "l6
"li1er by the Tall" A documentary Hourt" (susp) '65-JJme~ G11ne1.
on the lrea!menl and rehabilotllion f Rod Taylor, Eva M1rie Stint
ot two akohol1cs· 0.1noy O'Brian ! ip W1J01 'it'l Joh nnr C.rson ~nd Joe Gallage r !lolh ue be•na 1 Fr1eturtd Riclen
trealed at the iu~on Gtoer1I Hos·' 6 Movlt: "Tall T1raet" (dra) '51
p11.11 Oe1o"htit1on, Reh1b•l•t1tionl1 -Oiek Po.,ell, Patill Raymond. ~nd Re1eMch Cen1er O Wide World Special!
tt') Ch1mplon!lllp Wrt$ll•"f * Playboy 20th al Japanese t1n1u11e ,ro111m Anniversary Party!
l:JO ,~M1le Dourt•1Sho• _ ! 0 1Ql1 001fV (EWld tWorld
0 ABC Wednesday Movrt: S~cial "ZO Ve.is cf Playboy: A * BAD RONALD Comedy Salu!t"
He ha!. killed before-§Bill Co1b1
W·,11 h k.11 · 1 Video Visionui11 . e I aga1n . 12:00 Movie: "Ru11in1 City" (my1J
O ,.,. Ii ) (3l CD ABC W1dnt1· '5l-Hui:h Bea umont
d1r Mo'lit : (C) (90) "Bid Roni!d"' (D Movie: "The Good H~mor Min"
(1u1u) '7 t -Scott lacObJ. Kim (com\ '50-Jac k Car!Oll.
liun1e1. P1opa Stolt, John l.Mch.' l:OO 0 -10• Tomo11ow
ltd [ccle$, Cmdy f<~her. Cindy 0 LlJ l~ in @ Nt..n
f1lbacht1, L1~ l1lb1cher. Anel1 !:JO 6) Atl.Jllight ShO'll: "Fint Min Into
Co"1u1. O~bnty Colenun. A IJm1ly S(lt tf," "lady Witho111 A Pai.sport,"
w•tn lhrte dau1Me1s miwes info 1n1 "S1p111 Sea"
~Id house uoa .. Are 1h11 i: has 1 1:45 O ..,ovie: "Sout~ Se1 Woman"
s'cre! rl)Om occupied by 1 te,nai:t (com) 'SJ-Burt Lancaster Chuc~
murd'lf! who on1ends lo make !~em Connors, Virgonla Miyo. '
a oart of h11 strange lanun •orld J:IO O Ml!Vit: "The Window"' (dfa) '49 m Mttv liril!in Sho• -Barb.It.I Hale, Bo~by Oristoll.
Thursday
DAYT IME MOVIES
l :JO O "rortow the Hu"tu~ (Jd1l ·!t4
-c~,nes ChlOl1n Jr.
9.00 0 (CJ "Cunllfhl 1~ A~1l!~f' (Wf)\
67-Bo~by Oaon. li1he N1el1eo
10 00 0 (C) "MUUC!f In th' 81uk
fo1tll" rdrdl -C1m•1··n M.1,~el•
-"~!r"ertJ l~11id• "P11troe Moon"
1"e1J JS -Ge~t Aulr'! "V1&<l1~1t
T111or" l"fll '5(-W Id 6111 (1110!
1 IZ:OO (D "Act of Violence" (dr11) '49 -
Van Hdhn. J1ne! l ei1:h.
L:OO :JO "Tht En, W•1" (com) ·~ -
Ca!)' G11nl. Be!~y Drake,
I.JO 0 IC) "foJlilf" (drd 1·55 -Jett
C~andler Jane Ru~s.ell, Dan Duf)'tJ. Z:JO a· "Dkl1hum1 ~id" (•es) '39 -
l•Jm~h1ey 80;111, Jarnes Carney.
10 (C) "fht lpcreu Hit" (mys) '65
-M_ch1el C11ne, N11:el Green.
Jl o (Cl "A Cw;en1nt Wilh Death"
(my1l '61-G!'(lrge M1huis.
J·Jo 3) (C) "Po!lr"t 1n 8l1tk" (dra) '60
-l~~il Turner. A~l~on, Quinn. 0 jCI "follow Thi! D1e•m" (mus)
6Z-llv1$ P~t1lr1. Anne lielm
Kl tt '!-'.,('II\\~ El.)O
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LA T SUMMER !OGI
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daught vr , '!';11 urn . I'l l ;1rre1l i•1
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bl':-1 su1>1>ort ing :u·1 l'('s:-.
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pl :.1y in g t he role vf l\losl's
l'ray, or1 i.:i natcd by his
t•r.st"·hilr t·u·slar. tht're ar('
l'01np:1 r i ~on s o f their
pt•rforn1an1·c•s. t h1·ir
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pril'l' tag •n1 ii
"I ('OUlcln "l put lh:.tl Ull lll.1
l'redit (·;ir'I. I garl' up. And
1\·hc:n thC' pit'ture 11 as rn;.1d1•
I thought that 1vas thcC'nctof
it. 'rhcn ;1 ~·"':.1 r a fl er t ht'
1no,·ir ('~irn c: out I heard
1\RC 11·;1s going to base a 1'V
sho11·on the ~lory.
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MOMO .. Y TMR\J JlllOA Y Ol'lM AT •:OO
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SHOOTS FOR 'MOON.
ChristoRher Connelly
Conrir lly gol. th~ 1ncs:;:1gelti
Dul hl' blcv.' .his first ~croon
lesl.
'rhere:ifl cr ha "'cnt to see
l hC' n1ov1 c ve r s ion or
''Paper !\loon '' s lurri ng
Hyan O'Ne<tl . "I 1houAhl
'l'utum was ~real." he si1id.
.. ny:1n 1\'US \'cl'y good."
'rh(• ~cr.onrt \('st. ror !ht·
fl<.U'l lU1'0Cd CIUI some\\•h;1l
llt·ll<'r . ,\nd aft1·1· ;1
susp1·11:-1·ful I 11'0 ur thr1•1•
lll'l'kS lil' II <.IS ).:l l'l'll !ht•
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1·on1 pa r(•tl to Hy <1n ,''
<.:u1~11cll y :->aid. ··And it'i.
n1or1· lh;.in !110 a\:lo1·s
pla y ing the _;;";11111' rolt•
h~'<:aUSC' of our ;1s:soci:.iliun
111 'Pt·yton J>Jat·c ....
l:onnelly is delighlt·tl v.'ilh ·
"1 lli\U !\I'' ;.i g('nl cont1tl his 'rolc and the po1)11larily
P:.1rn m oun t <111 d !ht"' of the s eries \Vhich i,.
Jl('t"·ork. I r.t'ally 11·ant11d to filmed l:'ll l irely on location.
play f\l o!:>r s Pl'ay. I \l'fl S 'l'hc first 13 episodes \vere
rejected by P:.1ramount. photographed-in Jla,yes.
Somcbod~· I here didn't likf' Kun .. 1'he next 13 "'ill be
ine. But I n1et a l'al';.in1ounl shul in Tcx:.is.
l'xecuti,·I' ;1t a part~ and ht• ''\\"t• on l y havP one
;iskf'd if I c·utd<l play ;'i problt•111.'' Co nne ll ,\'
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In Week's Ratings
THE SCREAM
AND
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ALL SEATS $1.00
DOORS OPEN AT 11:15 p.m.
"IT'S ALIVE"
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fronted \\'ith the realization that :-;hi;•s ,gro\v~1g
uJcl in "1'hl' (.'hincsl' Prime l\'finisLC'I' .. tonight •ti ~l
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VOL. 7, NP. 296, 7 SECTIONS, 80 PAGES • ORAN?E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 , 1974 c TEN CENTS
Bail Drive Laun.ched for Long-tim~ Inmate
'
By ARTHUR R. \'INSEL
~°' t111 ~111 Pli.t Sllff
A campaign to _gather $5,000 b a i I
money, '),11o1t ,of jt-coming in nlckelJ
and·-mmes, moimted today to fr.ee ac-
. cused killer James Ray Russell, charged
with an Oklahoma murder be may not
have committed.
Today was his. 745tb day iu•jail, waiting
for -!bing -anyth!Dg =-to happen.
"I'm wore out," be aakl Tuesday.
Rul8ell, 27, a former La~ Hills --.
* * * Housewife
Gives~$5
reSidea~ finaJly had his . day In court
'Netday,· af\er ao1ne 15 fnliUess ap-
pe~~ces1 including an a,ppeal to the
caJ.i.fomla S!Jpreme Court to be released.
LOs Angeles Superior Court .1udge ltay·
.mond.M. Choate set bail af$5,000 finally
aUer .Bussell's·two-years apd two weeks
beb.iodi bars, a sum requiring one-tenth
ot_Jts face value as a surety deposit
~teCUre rt»ease. lfil .family, Including his deliriously '
teattul wife fta"ten, ZI, vowed to have
the $500 deposit together by , Tuesday
night., so he could co1ne home to Bell
Gardens.
'fhey failed to scrape up the sum ·
bul a ball bondsn1an who saw t h e
youthful ex-Convict on television Tuesday
night ofrered . to take $250 and trust
ihem for the rest.
He 'd like a celebrity client.
The Oklahoma family who came ¥:est
looking for something better couldn't
even come up with that much on
such short notice hov.·evcr, follov.·ing tv.•o
years vf travail.
One Orange Coast resident. Li n d a
Hughes, called Santa Ana a t to r n e y
Russell Agajanlan today lo ofier $5 and
said she was trying to organize a radio
campaign to get LOOO listeners to pledge
$5 each to help the Ru~lls.
His aged grandfather, Samuel E .
David, came out from Haskell County,
Okla.. for the pretrial and extradition
hearing Tuesday and pledged equity in
Mesa
his paltry property holdings at Stigler .
Okla., 10 go his grandson's bail.
Slill another sympathizer. Sus 11 n
Haknm, of HW1tiugton Bc<.ich. \'0\1·ed
to loan them the second $250 from
her savings account if the bail bondsman
11·ill stick to his bargain. '
Russell, an ex-convict \.\'ho served four
years in the Oklahoma Slate Penitentiary
at l\IcAlester for a burglary t'Ommitted
\vhen he was 19, v.·as expected to be
bailed out of jail somehow today.
Annex
1-lc and hls brother Xoah are aecused
r.f the ~Iarch, 1972, murder of inyali\f
Albert Christenber ry. 9'~. v.'ho y;as beaten
10 dtath in his v.·ht-elcha ir and robbed
of $200 in his little hon1P in Leola.
Several \Vllnesscs h:1\'e filed aUidavilS
tcsti(ving they v.·cre 11i1h James Russell
lhHt lragic night al the Long Beach
l'iu·Pike A1nusemenl Park, 1vhen he \.\'as
supposed to be engaged in a savage
n1urdcr 1.000 111ilcs ;.v.ay. •
tSt>e BAIL, Page AZ)
'
Eyed
For Bail 'Beef Up Ser ,vice' to Bear School
' A Santa Ana housev.ife and mother
of thrtie ~b> b3~il:I to make ends
meet donated IS lo the bail bond fund
to acetJsed murdered James Ray Russell
t.o kick off her own campaign.
Ruuell bas spent 745 days in Los
Angeles County Jail after being anested
on an Oklahoma fugitive warrant charg-
ing him with a murder which all known
evidence indicates be would not have
commllted.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court
Judge finally set bail at $5,000 Tuesday,
alter more than 24 mooths during which
it was denied.
"This is really outrageous," Mrs. Lin-
da Hughes declared today in proposing
her method or helping Russell get out
of jail and back to a productive life.
pending resolutian or o k1 a b o m a ' s
alt<gedly false· charges.
"If ....,.bo41', !Ille '6.000 p e op I e ,
dOnated a ~. or if 1__.000 people
donated .IS, he coo!d pay tt " back. •. or
lhey could let him ckeep.., iL to get I
fmh •tart." Mn. lll(hot uplalned.
'Ille young mother who bah~ in
her home at 1122 West St., near the
Fountain Valley and C.osta Meaa dty
Uniit.s, said Russell'• plight •triket close
to hpme.
once, she sakl, a close relative was
arrested after a verbal dispute with
a hostile female neighbor and v.·ound
up in jail for two days. He Joel hi.s
job over it.
Sbe has also enlisted a.id of radio
station KWIZ in an effort to help the
Russell family get Jamts re1eased from
Los Angeles Cowify Jall.
Russell's wife. Karen, 23, now v.·orks
as a watiress in Downey to make ends
meet, but they lost her little b o y ,
Russell's stepson, by court order because ot the murder charge.
"When they look liis stepson, that
was the last straw,'' declared Mrs .
lfughes, who first read of Ru s s e 11 ' s !:~·'!.!! ~ ~ !'~~~~ ~~~
"I can only dOnate $S to him," she
added, "but I've been trying to do
something."
Trustees Endorse
Equal Joh Plan
A policy endorsing equal eglpioyment
opportunities in the N e w p o r t • M e s 1
Unified School District won unanimOWI
appmal by trust..s ll'ue..say.
Accordln( to the policy, the dilllrict
guarantees "equal employment and op-
P.l)rilmtty for adlancernent to all, re-
gmll,.. ol race, rellgioos er<edl color,
national origin, ancestry, pbyalca band!·
caJ),,or sex."
. } eumfi,kin Picker
~Jg wo&iall, <2, of Laguna Niguel , flnds his eYe for a Halloween
pumpkin piay be bigger than bis mu scles as he makes tough choice
at an Or:lnge coast pumpkin patch. He round One he could carry,
"bu~ oh boy, wouJd that bigger one make a swell jack-o-lantern.
. \
Negotiators Huddling ~ . ..
To "'4 vert Job W alkoff ", '
UitiOn lea~; and management teams of midni ght Friday.
huddled anew . I.Mg Beach today ID A spokesman ror the ~fcDonnell
efforts to avl! a strike this weekend Douglas management also was close·
that· could. 11ffect 250,0!)0 McDonnell mouthed on "the progress of the talks. DoU~s employcs, including 5,000 at the "We ha ve never discussed negotiations."
Huntington BeaCh plant. he said. . , Negotiations over new pay and pension In addit ion to pay increases. a key
demands_ have been going on s i n c c bargaining Issue is over pensions. The
August but the rountdown toward a UAW has said that ii i ~ pushing for
stoPpage is now under \\'ay in earnest. the ri ght of employcs to retire after
But represenfaUves at the negotiations 30 years' service no malter what the
in the Edgewa~er Hyatt House, Long age and with increased re l i r e m e n t
~· today woul~ say nohting a.bout payments. the-talb olher than that they were · Pension plans have become key issues
sWeiiiated. . · in itll labor negoliahons in recent years.
J\Sked w~at were the stumbling blocks, but they are understood to be particular-
a riprt!Bentative' of t b e Jntemation81 ly critical in the aerospace industry
.<ssoctaUon of ' .)fa C? h i n t s t s said, \i which has expe rienced n1ass layoffs in
''E+erythlng." ' -· recent years.
1'be .L\.\f; ~~h te:presents 9 9 O (See UNION, Page Al)
empklyes· at the Huntington Beach plant
Parents from Bear street Elementary
ScOOol would like the school to become
pan or the ell)' ot Costa A-lesa, in
order to share the city's police and
fire services.
At the present time, Bear Street is
considered unincorporated tenitory ol
Orange County, lying just outside the
city limits. Most families attending the
school, at 3100 Bear St., are living within
the city.
* * * Trustees Okav
4. 7 -a~re Sale
T_o Developer
5ale of 4.7 acres of surplus land next
to Costa Mesa's Tanager Park to a
land developer wa~ approved Tuesday
night by Newport·Mesa Unified School
District trustees. .
W .E. Buccola Company plans to
purchase the land for $340,000 and will
build about 25 single·family homes on
the site, according to Robert Gray of
the company. There will be a 90-day
escrow period.
The land is the last portion of 9.iacres
deilared surplus by the district. The
city of Costa ltfesa ea rli er thls year
purchased five acres for $273,000 to
supple!Uent the 2.5 acres already .in
use as Tanager Park.
Superintendent John 1'\icoll pointed out
at the board meeling that monies derived
from the two sales could not be used
for the district'! regular operational
expenses.
Pll,OT PICKEROO
• • ll'V SIXTH JT'EEK
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sixth week as Daily Pilot readers com·
pete for $130 worth of priUs each week
and a chance to win a color television
set.
Sports rans who best predict the out·
comes of 30 rootbal\ games to be played
this weekend will be awarded Zenith
radio and television products. Further,
first place weekly winners are eligible
to compete for the grand prize color
set.
Details and an entry blank are publish-
ed in today's editions.
Pigskin Pickeroo is a regular feature
of the Daily Pilot sports pages and
is co-spcinsored by ABC Color Television
of Huntington Beach and Zenith Inc.
•
Weather
The usual night and morning
low clouds aloog the coast Thurs-
day, according tO the wtather
service, witb SUTiny skies ln the
altemoon. Beach highs of 67 will
rise lo 72 Wand. Lows tonight 57 to !2.
plus •otiiers al McDonnell Dooglas f~ifies at Sanla Monica, Torrance
aM Patmdale, has served noti ce that
its contracts with the firm will expire
miilni&ht Sunday.
The I.Ut repre.!entati\•e \VOUid not
discuss what would happen if an agree-
ment is not reached before then.
Leaders of the United A e r o s p a c e
WOrkerS, which represents ~1cDonnell
Douglas employes at Long Beach, also
are lodged 'at the Long Beach hotel.
The UAW has. served strike notice as
Teen-ager Stabs, Robs
Motel Clerk, Escapes
INSIDE TODAY
Two X-rated movies hod a
~•PPV '1\tllng for a proseeutor
in Ntw Hcimptlitr~ 101to 1takecl
hil poUticat campaign on acquit.
tal. S!0'1f, !QfJ• A-7.
GL001llY NEWS
l'VMMELS STOCKS
NEW •YORK' (UPI) -A combination
At.,.., s."1ce "A1 ~ ,,. of pront taklnl 'and gloomy economic ,,....... -. ,..... ... new1 pushed pMCle4 Wrply and<'hroadly
"·.._-..,.. .1.1t "'""_. ,.,... •• lovttr ln modtrate trading today on ~"=-~--.~ =' C: ,..., 1 the New Yorlt stock' EicMnge.
NE\V ORLEANS (AP) -A lcen·age
girl slabbed and robbed a 64-year-old
motel clerk. then waited on customers,
making change with sto len money while
the man 1ay behind the counter bleeding.
police say.
Detectives gave this account or the
!\londay night incident :
The girl, dC6cribed as being about 16.
entered the motel, took '90, ftnd pointed
a three-l~ch knife at Josepl'r C. Burrov.·s.
Then sht tald, "I tt!)\ going to spill you r
auts,'' and slaaned him t'i'iice In the
abdomen. ci...i,... Dt·IJ Ati.11 The Dow Jones lndUstrlal average loat :=.,; ri~ =· ~~ 17.8Spch1Uto&45.03. BurroW.9 began v.·restllng \\ilh the gtrl °""' ~im 11 0r. st.t.... 11 Declines overwbelmtd advances. 1,0SO, for the knife arfd wet 'tabbed in the •fllOl'J'I P•H •• ...-., .. ~th l+J
• ....,.._.. .... T.i.\llWI .. to 262, among the 1,696 issues traded. chcSt. arms, face iand 11eck. He fell to :::" c~: ::::; •:: Prices we.re lo·~:er ln modtrate trading lhe noor
...,,_.,. -a ..,. "..,,. Mt' on the American Stock Exchange. \Vhll h. 1 .~.. 1 ·•-·'
motel, making change from the stolen
money in her purse. She han<:ed a room
key to a second guest and checked a
third out.
A fourth person heard groaning behind
the counter. looked, and saw the clerk
holding do\.\n the girl. She shouted the
man wps rapJ.ng her, the clerk cried out
that tllie girl w11s robbing hhn and the
frightened cu.st.o~r dropped his key
and noo.
The girl broke loese and left in a pick·
up ltuc.k occupied by a man. Police laltr
arrested George L. Baskin, l7, and
booked him wHl'r being a principal 10
an armed robbery and <11.am)'lled-muir-
dcr, Police Yl·ere itarchlng today for Lhe
girl:
Although emergency services ·are or·
fered to the school by the Costa
Mesa police and fire d e pa rt me 11 t s,
parents said they v;ould like to see
the s....-ilool receive 24-00ur rout i n e
services. the same as the other sc hools
in the Newport· Mesa Unified Schoo I
District.
A letier \\'ritten to Trustee Orville
Amburgey from parents at the school
asked the board to look into the pos-
sibility ot annexing the school to Costa
i\lesa.
Trustees agreed lo elCamine the pos-
sibilities and asked Superintendent John
Nicoll 10 follow up on the request.
Nicoll said he plans to meet with
Costa :0.1esa City i\'lanager Fred Sorsabal
next \.\'eek lo discuss the annexation
proposal. He will report Qack to the
board at the Nov. 12 meeting .
Riders Fearful9/
Safet)· Leading Trcuisit Concern
By WILLIA~t SCh"REIBER
Of Ille 0•11'1' l"llft Staff
?ilany prospectiVe riders on Orange
County Transit District vehicles may
be avoiding the use of mass transit
because they fear the possibility o f
violent crimes.
Eugene Covelli. vice chairman of a
citizens rommiUee studying the impact
of future u·ansit plan'i, said today safety
concerns \Viii be one of the district's
toughest obstacles to overrome.
"The single m~t important aspect
of transit s)'stem impact is a need
to change the attitude of the population
regarding fear of violence.'· said C.Ovelli.
a professor at Cal State I.Ang Beach.
Covelli 's task force , one of tbr.ee set
up b)' the Ciliz.enS Advisory 'Transit
Committee. recom mended that· th e
district ron<'cnlrate on intensive service
in disadvantaged areas that usually bave
the highest cri me rate.
"To make the service ¥:ork and attract
riders. the district should establish a
direct line of communications with safety
agencies for 1>rolection of passengers
in high cri1nc areas." Covelli said.
Cove\li's task force made no specific
recommendations. bul hinted at th e
pos·slbillty of special transit s e c-u r i t y
patrols or bus guards.
Fired Mesa Coacl1 W m1ts
I-Iigl1 Scl1ool Po st Agai11
Last year's football <.'Oach at Costa
~1esa High School, \.\'ho was fired from
his roaching job and transferred to a
middle school. now 1vants to return
to high school.
John Swe11zy. 37, \.\'as vnrsily footba ll
coach at the high school for t h r e c
seasons and taught physical education
there for six years.
He's asking the Ne\\'porl·~tcsa Uniri~I
School Board of Education for a transfer
back to high school teaching pn~t.
Sweazy is currently a physical educ:i-
lion instructor at Davis A1iddle School
in Costa Alesa. a job he ronsiders a
den1otion even though he hasn·t taken
a pay cut.
"There's no \\'3Y to get 0.1ck to high
school coaching after being •I r o 1> p c d
down to a middle school coach," S\.\•eazv
said after Tuesday nighrs boa rd
meeting.
The board refused to hear S"·eaZ)"s
grievance during the open meeting. sinCl'
it \.\·as not a regular agenda i t e 111 .
Instead. they discussed the n1atter du·
ring a closed executive session aflcr
the ir regular n1eeting.
A decision v.·as postponed un1il l\ov
12. •
S\\·eazy 1\'as coach during thr('t' losin~
seasons at the sckool. Last year's n1ark.
a 4.5 record. was the best at Cos! a
~tesa High since 1967, when the 1t•an1
hnd a 4·4"1 record. The school has OC\Cr
had it v.-inning foolball team.
The coach was fired by P r I n c i p 11 I
Robert Packer at the end of !Ast sctison.
Packer said Sweazy was tran~fcrrcd
to another school in order to give ne1v
coaeh Tom FrenC'h a "fr('Sh st :1rt "
Packer refused to--iliieMS the rea son
behind S\.\'tazy·s firing.
This yt'ar, under Fr('nch's co.'lchlng.
the team ha.s fl I..( rN'Ord .
SEEKS HIGH SCHOOL POST
Former Mesa Coact-1 Sweaty
~lesa Frdcra11on of Ti':irhers. the group
represf'ntinR S11·cazy 1n the grievance
JlrQCl'SS, said tudny she is "disa ppointed"
\1•ith the board inaction .
"The l.'US(' Sl'('tlll'<i so Cli'Ar-cut. I'm
dlsappoinrc1I lht•y rl Id n ' t imtncdiate\y
decide to hrin~ .John hack to the high
school level." ~!rs. l>t:cker said.
Accorrhng to ~1rs. l'>ecker. \\·ho \\"a~
called into 1h1• r'<1'c11th·e session along
1\'ilh S111'a1.~. thl' hoard heard the N'CClm·
n1cnd11tiun~ of ::i rc\·iew llt111el consisting
of hl'O tt•nehcr~ and nn ndn1ini§tratar.
Sh<' snid the panel rt-commend~ the
l)().•M '•in1n1edinti'l y rl·lun1 Sv.:cRZ)' hi
a hi~h .~('hool tc;i.(·hi1u: flO."ltlon. ··
A• .. __... a .. _ c e. ll$_L1a:.1~. a~cus omer..o.;.;awc
1-l~---b i="=--='-------=:J--===========:::-:-:-:--:"-rtn and the girl registered him Into the
·· Burro\\'S \\as In satisfactory condition
In a hospital.
In' disrossinJl: his litun1toi1. Sv,c.t1v
says he believes his coochln~ a n d
teaching should ~ 3ep;ir111c, lit says
he shouldn't Ix> "d('moted" jus1 because
he was relieved of hi!I coachln~ dut 1cs,
Rn txtrecurrlculnr activi1y that brings
coaches a s1na \I stipend .
~1ya Decker. head of lhe Newport·
llnb.•r1 \V h fi/f. ll' r, ni;...-\"f<lnt su1>erin-
h'ndcnt ror pcrS11nnt l st>rvirt's. rtruSt.'tt
to ('(lrlUnn lhllt v.o'i !ht' p.10('1°S finding.
He did say that. If thr boord decille.s
to tran!'fer S~e;iZ)' b;ll'i.. lo a lli~h school,
it v.·ould Cl'i'~l\(' <111 01 t•r..-1af1ed sltu::ition
RI one of lhl' dl,tr1c1 ·~ h1.st h ·schools.
It \\QUld ;.1\llO n1t•:1n rumthtr ttBCber
mu..-t !).• hifl'd fl) fill in Sweaiy 's dufies
ot Davis ti.llddlt• &ho11l. he said,
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A 2 DAI LY PI LOT C Wt<lntsd17, October 2.), 1174 ------
'NOT A FORTUNE HUNTER'
Fi1 nce Michael WillOn
~liner's Son
Offered Ccis1i
Not to Marry
LONDON (AP ) -The London Eveni ng
News reported today that lawyers for
Happy Rockereller's aunt Rachel Fitler
•offered Welsh bannan l\1ichael Wilson
-$48,000 not to marry the millionalress
nearly 50 years his senior.
The News said Wilson told II he refused
-"I got very angry and told them
I am not a fortune hunter" -and
that Miss Pitier said at her home near
Philadelphia:
"( have no lntent ion of changing my
mind. The niore they press me. the more
determined I am to marry ?11r. \\'ilson."
The newspaper said fl.1iss F i t 1 e r' s
lawyers "were e:tpected to make one
·more attempt loday to try to have
the coaple call it off."
"I think it is because I am a miner's
son that they feel I am not fitted
'to m&IT)' Mis! Filler," 'said Wilson,
a handsome 29-year-old Y.'ho is visiting
bis mother in the Welsh town of Llay.
He said he would be telephoning Miss
FiUer todayr •
•· .•. Yea, reversed charges," he told
a questioning newsman .
Wilson said the difference in their
q:es is irrelevant because their rela·
tionship is baled on companionship.
"ls she 77?" be asked. '"I'd never
have thought sbe was as much as that
and, of course, being a gentleman, I
never asked."
The tall, ruggedly built f o r m e r
choirboy announced through a newspaper
in Llay that he was going to marry
•· the aunt of Vice President-designate
Nelson A. Rockefeller's second wife, the
former l\largaretta "Happy" Filler.
?i-1iss Filler and ~1rs. Rockefeller are
joint hei re sses to the Filler fortwie,
at one time valued at more than $8
millloo.
Reports on ?.11ss F'itler's age have
\'aried from 61 upwards. Two members
o( her staff at her home in ao exclusi\'e
Philadelphia suburb said she is in her
80s.
"I would never have dreamed she
"''as ntuch over 60," said \Vilson, ·who
1111::l 1\flss !YI.fer \Vhilc he \\'as Worlang
as a butler at the e1clusive Breakers
Hotel in Palm Beach. Fla.
"I learned to respect her intelligence
and her judgment, and we established
a tremendous closeness. Our rel ationship
was built entirely on companionship
rather than on love," \Vil90n said Tues--
day from his parents' modest. thrcc-
bedroom home in this small We I s h
\1llage. ·
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'roNJGHT
COAST COMMUNITY C 0 LL E G E
BOARD -Regular meeting, 1 3 7 0
Adams. 8 p.m.
"GODSPELL" -Orange C.oast College
presentation. Aud itori um, through Satur-
day, 8 p.m. Free .
BACK TO SCHOOL NIGllT -Estancia
High School. lte Cream Social, 6:30-JO
)l.ITI .
ALCOHOLI S.\1, AN A DD I C TI V E
DISEASE" -Dr. Robert Schm itz lec-
turer. Raleigh Hills Hospital, 1507 E.
16th Slrl'el, l'\ewpor t Beach. 6: IS p.m.
lnfonnation &15-5707.
"THE REAL INS PECTOR HOU ND''
-Soo th Coast Repertory T b e a t e r ,
through .sun. a p.m. ~
UC! LECTURES -"\Vorld or Plants."
Room 550 Physical Science Bldg. 7 p.m.
•·Effecth·e Tax Plan . ., R o om 178
Humanities llall, 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER. %4
OCC ·LECTURE -"Baking and ~1ak·
ing for Christmas." Costa Mesa Women 's
Club. 9:30 a.m.
FOOTBALL -Estancia High at El
1\lodcna 7:30 p.m.
UCI LECTUHE -"Your Lo ca I
Governments." Jury Assembly Room,
Orange Coun1y Courthouse, 1 p.m.
From Page Al
UNION ...
Both the UA\V and the JA.1\1 recently
reached agreements wllh the Lockheed
Aircraft Corp. and though the 1 A t.-t
spokesman y,·ou\d not discuss th e
specifics of the wiion ·s demands wi th
1\1c0onnell Douglas, he said they were
similar to those reached wilh Lockheed .
The 5,000 emp1oyea at the Huntington
Beach plant of McDonnell Douglas work
mainly on Delta rockets' for the com·
munlcaUon satellites and a d e f e n s e
sr,~tem for the Miriuteman missile sit.ea.
Mental Patient
Sought in Deatl1
YONKERS, N. Y. (UPI) - A 26-yea r-
old mental patient, missing from a city
mental hospital since Friday, today v.·as
sought in connection with the strangu·
lation slaying of a young woman psycho-
logist who once treated him.
Police Tuesday issued a warrant for
the arrest of Ricardo Caputo, a hospital
patient for the criminally in.w>e since~
1971 y;ben he was committed for the
slaying of his 2G-year-old girlfriend.
caputo, ,missing from Manhattan State
HoSDital on Wards Island in New York
Ci ty, is wanted in the slaying of Dr.
Judith Becker, also 26. Her nude body
v.•as found Monday in a New York
apartment.
Bar Owner Stabbed
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 116-year·
old.. Tenderloin bar owner was stabbed
to death Tuesday during an atterilpted
robbery on the ste ps of his apartment
building.
Dean Hints
Tapes Not
The Same
WASHJNGTO:-J (UPI) -Wateraate
y,•l!nes.s John W. Dean IJI kstlfied today
that some White Houae tapes he has
heard don't square with his recollectlooa
of cruci31 1neetings he had with Richard
f\I. l\'l:ion as the scandal becan wiraveJ.
ing last year. (Related stories, Pll~ A3) 1n some instances, Dean sald, there
\\'ere parJ.S missing .. on tapes he review-
ed and In others there wert discussion_,
he didn't remember at all.
U.S. District Judge John J. Slrica,
presiding over the Wateraate cover-up
trial where Dean was in his sixth
day on the .stand, lmmediatt.Iy directed
that the questioned tapes be played
so the jury could decide U Dean has
been telling the lruth about his Nl:ion
ineetings.
"Now listen ," Sirica said, llapplng
the bench with h1s hand as defense
lawyer John J. Wilson objected. "Just
a mlnut.e. You just stop talking until
I get through.
"You are not going to argue to this
jury that this man (Dean) went up
to the Senate committee •.. and gave
false infonnation when you v.ill not
let the tape b& played. l think those
tapes ought to be played in order to
get au the facts befo re the jury and
let them decide."
The argument erupted "'ith the jury
out of the courtroom as Wilson. attorney
for cover-up defendant H. R. Haldeman,
sought to establlsb that Dtan's testimony
last year before the Senate Watergate
oomrnlttee -in which he linked Nixon
to the cover-up plot -differed sharply
from the White House tapes.
Dean. the former White House counsel.
testllled there bad 0..0 "a lot of
overlap" in the subject4 discussed at
the three meetings and that he told
the pro9eCUtioo after beartna the tapes
he could not vouch that tbe recordings
matched his recollections.
Sirlca then eicueed the jury and the
argument over Dean's credibility broke
out. Defense' attorneys ultimately waived
their objections and agreed to Jet the
three tapes be played without having
Dean vouch for them.
Earlier, Wilson led Dean through his
use -without getting pennis!lon fro m
anyone -of $4,850 In cash from a
White Hou.st fund to pay for his honey·
moon and other personal expemes.
Dean, unruffled, • admitted be ha d
helped himself to the cash in October,
1972 from $15,200 entrusted to him for
safekeeping s.lx months be!ore and bad
replaced It with a per30naJ check that
would have bounced had it been cashed.
Just before be was fired from the
Wl'iite House In April, 1973, be testified,
be gave another check for M,&50 and
the rtmalnlog $10,350 ln cub to his
lawyer. He said the money was put
tnto escrow at a Rockville, Md., Denk
and is still there pending 1 e g a l
determinaUon of who rlghUutly owns
it.
The money originally was part of
a $350,000 cash fund diverted from the
Nixon re-election campaign to the White
House, where it was kept u n d e r
Haldeman's control. Some of It even-
tually was paid to the Watergate
burglars.
Nade1· Group to Join Suit
Agai11st Se11. Carpente1·
The Lot!! Angeles chapter of Ralph Carpenter has called the suit "abuse
Nade r's Citizen Action group plans to of lhe justice system," maintaining that
join People's U)bby and the Env1ron· hls financial disclosures have been above
mental Coalition of Orange County in reproach.
H Jav•sui t charging 361h District state Spohn said he is preparing the brief
Sen. Dennis Carpenter with violating and it will be filed wllhln the next
conflict of interest laws. week .
Richard Spohn. an attorney with the Citizen Action's interest in the case,
f\'3der gmup. said he plans to file a said Spohn, ia in "working to expose
friend of the court brief supporting the and prosecute violatCM!I of current
charges against Carpenter flled Tuesday political reform legislation .• bv the other groups. ·The suit charges thot Carpenter did "\\'c are putting them on notice that
not report as income contributions from \vhen Proposition 9 goes into effect,
political backers he spent to pay a Yl'e'I\ be Y1·atchlng thtm closely."
house kee°P('r and rent an apartment in Cltiu:n Action aM the People's Lobby
Sacramento. y,·ere frOUPI acUve In campaignlna for
Car°P('nter hlls denied the c h a r g e a , Proposition 9 passed last June.
terming them "political rbetoric" desin-The nieasure goes into effect In
ed to attract attenlon to hi.a opponent. ~ January. It makes more. stringent t.h.e
Democrat Frank Barbaro. in he last financia l disclosures l'eqWred of pohlt·
l wo wee ks before the election. cians.
Fees Go Up!l Up
Boat J1.oo rin g Now More Costly
BOAT OWNERS who tle up illegally to !Omebody's else's dock or mooring
In an Orange County llarbor will now have lo pay tour times as much to re-
claim their lmpowlded veaaell.
The Bonrd ot superv\IM)rt voted unanimously Tuesday to bike the dally
Impound rces from it to f4 In Newpcrt Harbor 1uld t3 In Dana Harbor.
Jlarbors. 8eachet and Parks Director Kenneth Sam1)90ft told the board the
St per day fee provided no tncenllve for boat ownera to rttlalm thtlr PfOI>'
erty.
"THlS FRF.QUENTL Y re1tdt' in a long-term storage rate ll\at la math
less than tht o"l'mtr would J>IY at a oummercla1, marina," SamptOC'I Nici in
his repon to suptrvt10 rt'. • •
The flgure supe.rv ltors arrived nt 11 tht aame paild for euat dock splCel
Jn the tv.-·o mujor county harbort.
SUPERVISORS ALSO 1ppro\'td Sampt0n '1 requeat to lnctCtit from ti to
$2 a day the ch3rge levied by lhe county ror Its 18 o(fahort ,uest moorlnJI.
Sampson nottd.Ncwport Herbor Is the only one with guest moortn&1 bu\ be
said Dana Harbor may have 10me in the near fucure.
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POLICE, RESCUE WORKERS CLEAR SCENE OF SC HOOL BUS-TRAIN WRECK· IN ARAGON, GEORGIA
.S.von Killed, 71 Roportld lnjund Aa W"!'~ 1'.rol n Backs Into Bus Loodod With School Chlldnon
Fron• Page Al
BAIL ...
Defense evidence includes a pawn shop
ticket &lgned by Russell that night in
downtown Leng Beach, where he bought
a }ey,·elry trinket for his new wife Karen
· while they were out on the town.
"I'se just like a kid .. .," he sa i d
somewhat sadly in a jailbouse interview
wtth the Dally PUol last Friday. 0 We
rode all the ride.s and me 'n David
shot some pool."
He said that nlght the amusement
park was one of the fif'lt he and Karen
enjoyed together, since her son by a
previous marriage, Nolan Tracy, now
4, was spending the weekend with his
natural father.
A court in Napa County, Calif., sutu-
quenUy ordered the child taken away
from James and Karen, saying It was
11n ·unfit home if the stepfather stood
accused of murder.
· 'Russell's broth& N~also charged
In l;he savage slaying Of the iDvalld-wu
in Department JOO ol Los Angeles C.U.ty
Superior Court hiwell Tuesday, but only
as a apectator and member of the
family. . !
He ls free on hiJ own reoogni11nce
without having to pool caah bond on
the Oklahoma hornidde charge, for
which no trial date has even been set
yet.
His brother has been held 745 days
without bail, arraignment or t r i a I ,
because in his case extradition Ls in·
volved and an extradition hearing is
not technically a trial.
Santa Ana attorney Roger Agajanian,
who is representing Russell free of
charge, claims his client has been sub-
jected to double jeopardy but so far,
appelatc courts and the California
Supreme Court have yet to agree.
Oklahoma authorities, meanwblle,
claim they have new evidence against
Russell in the pathetic slaying of tbe
crippled old man, but refuse to discuss
it any further.
Russell W85 arrc!ted once in Orange
County and eventuall y !reed by Superior
Courl Judge \Villiam l\1urrary on the
basis of a polygraph test that st.roogly
indicated his innocence.
One factor Oklahoma authorities claim to have Is an alleged call by the defen·
dant to his brother Noah in the Sooner
State, in which he claimed to have
bragged that he sure did beat that
lie detector test.
Train Hits School .Bus;
Seven Childre1i Perish
ARAGON, Ga. (UPI) -Seven children
were killed and 71 injured today when
a train backed into a school bus cram·
med with ""'amlnl children who could
Last Rites Set
Friday Morning
For Jack Barnett
Memorial ser.1cea for fonner Newporl-
Harbor Ownbe:r of Commerce manager
Jack Barnett will be held at 11 a.m.
Friday at st. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church In Newport Buch.
Until ""'1, lla11 In ljfYfl'Ort Beach
will conUme to ny at ,hllf rout m
memx'J of the man raferred to IS ''Mr.
NeWJIOrt ~'! A> trlbutes to Mr. .a.iuelt 'l"'"'!U. to mount !ollowln( Illa death Momay
night at the ' age of ts, trustees of
Newport-Mesa Unified Sc ho o l district
also agreed to ldwer all nags at district
schools in hia honor.
••He was a great friend to the dlltrlct,"
said trustee Donald Smallwood.
Mr. Barnett, who died from congestive
heart failure and otber_compitcaUng ill·
neues, was manager of the dlamber
for 19 yeara, before retiring in July.
His family has requested donations
be made to the American 0 i a b e t c s
Association, 17842 Irvine Ave., Tustin.
Officiating at the memorial services
will be Rev. Olarles N. Dierenfleld.
2 Candidates Clash
NE\b' ... ynRK tJlPJ) -A debat e
between New York state's thre e
senatorial candidates began po I i t e I y
Tue9day but then erupted Into an angry
argument between Sen. Jacob Jav:lts
and his Democratic challenger, former
Attorney General Ram11ey Clark. The
debate wu held at the editorial offices
of the New York Tunes and in!Ually
focused on campaign financing arxl ln-
fiation.
see the train coming but oouldn't et--
cape.
Witnesses said the repair train bad
been called to the Scene of a derailment
during the night and was back.Ing up
along the tracks Mien it hit the bu.s.
The train' dragged the crumpled bus
several hundred feet down the track,
police said.
\Vhen the train came to a halt, the
caboose w~ derailed and on top or
tbe overturned bus.
The PoJk County coroner lint reported
that the bus driver, Billy Kellett, bad
been killed. But police later aaid be
WIS hospital.zed in critical condlUon.
A spokesman for Southern Railway
ln Wasbington said the train was moving
about. eight m!Jes per hciur.
The accident oCcurrecl between ·the
tRwns of Rockmart and Aragon, about
35 rpiles n911hwest_ of Attanta.
'lbere were railroad croulng signs
on ea~ side of the road, but no flashing
signals.
Darrell Smith said be was pumping
gasoline at a service st.atlon about
w. feet from the crossing when the
collision occurred. He gave thl! descri~
tio.n of the_accldent: ·
"The bus was stopped, and It started
on across. The train was badting up,
it seemed like it speeded up and bit
the bus."
Smith said one of_ the workmen jumped
off the train and ran to the front of
the train yelllDg al the enpneer "Go
back. Go back."
THAT SA.FE'S
FRESNO (AP) -Safecrackera who
worked for hours in an unsuccessful at.-
tempt to open a motel safe here had only
one thing to say:
"1bat's one hell of a safe," Wall tbe
message police . found acrawled on a
blackboard next to the UDOpened safe.
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Skateboards & Wheels
Shuffleboard Sets
Barbell & Dumbell Sets
Croquet Sets
Slant Boards
BoxlllCJ GloYts
Judo Suits
Karate Suits
T 1111111 Dresses
T eMls Shorts ·
'T tnnls s·hlrts
Tennis Sweaters
Tennis Shoes
Open 9 to 6-Closed Sunday
Tennis Rackets
T ennls Balls ~
Tennis Racket Sfrl11CJin9
Racquetball Racquet~ & Balls
Handball GloYes & Balls
Warmup Suits
Sweat Suits
Hooded Sweatshirts
Adldas-ConYerse-Spot lilt
TlfJer-Brooks-lob Wolfe ShMs
Ltather Footballs-Baskttballs•Soc·
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Bike Repairs-Part .. Tires· Tubes
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In Murde
LOS AN.GELES IAP> -
Jarites &lilose, 57, a Slllf·
styled religious leader and
karate master, has dra'v.•n a
1ife sentence in prison for
masterminding the death 9f
a wealthy San (;abriel Val ·
leY strawberry f<irn1er .
/.1itose "''as sent enced
Tuesday in Soperior Court
after his conviction on a
charge of ordering a youn g
"disciple" to kill a San
Dimas rltmer. Taking note
( Sta te )
of his age, Superior Court
J,udge Leslie W. Light said
111 handing dO'A'n the sen·
tence '.'this undoubtedly
means he will spend the
remainder of his life in
prison."
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TARGET OF L~WSUIT
Oevld Carralrc:Une
'Ku~g Fu'
Star Sue d
In Attack ·
TTial Set
bl Geotek
Fraud Case
D-e bate
Slate d '
SACRAMENTO JAPJ
The nrs\ face:to-race
• debale between the U.S.
Senale c~ndidates
S~N FRANCISCO CUPll comes today arter a
-Opening nrgum •nls di sclosure that Sen.
begin today in a rederal Alan Crans ton has
trial for the former raised $890,898 (or his
president or an oil drilling cumpaign.
firm "'ho is ch:.1r (.:ed \\•ith 'fod:iy 's debate in San
sel·urities rraud und mail t 'rancisco is the first cf
rraud. lhree this week bet\vecn
A jury \\'as picked the (our Senate Ca ll·
Tuesdayfurthe trialofJohn did a t es: Cranston,
P. Burke, 48 . of La /'11esa, ftichardson, Gayle I'll.
former president of Geotek, Justice of the Peace and
'A'ho also is charged by the Freedom party and
securities and exchange Jack /'11cCloy of the
commission with filing false Am erican Jndependent
statements. party.
Attorneys Arthur J. Lem· '-----------'
pert, 42, of San f\tateo and·
Robert Rose, 44, of Son Boost s T o ld
l<arael also arc on tri<d. OAKL AND ('APl
chargel:i with conspiracy to Kaiser Foundution orficiaJ,· file ·raise 5tatements "''ith LOS ANGELES (AP ) -'the SEC. ha\'eannounced a whopping
1·e1evisio.n's "K u1~g Jt~u"· 'fhe indictment against 15.8 percent hike in 1975
star. David Carradine, has Burke involves sales of health plan charges for em-
becn sued for Sl .l million by securit ies worth SlO.J mil· players and union-spon·
a \\·omanwhoclaims theac-Jionto643investors. sored groups and a 10 per· t~r attacked her during a The case could figu re in cent rate boost for in·
bizarre sequence or events the state's Novo mber bal· dividual customers. Frank
that includ~d t~e ra~-Jotlng for attorney general C. Jones. Kaise r vice
sacking or his neighbors as the result of assertions . president and health plan canyo~ house. . . . by \V i I I i a m N 0 r r i s • manager, said the cost hike
Ffooffs. llails to11 es
Tornadoes Slam
Desert Country
By the AsSOt'iated l'r~s'
Desert areas from lhe ~1 exiran bord<'r north to
Needles were botltered by minor tornadoes and
brief but violent thunderstorms \\'h\ch left ~eve ral
homes dumuged and a nwnbcr of roach, nooded.
One of the tornadoes Tuesduy yrink.-.d till'" rrom
the roor Of f \\'0 ~OlalJ \'lll'UllOn hrinleS \\'C~l Of Jo:.hua
'l'rcc but nu 111jurios \~·ere rt:pOrt~L
'fhc runnel "looked li ke a black strer1k c·o n1in g.
out of the sky," said stair lh,·1sion or Forc-.ltv Fire
Capt. R:1ul Tremblay. ··f '\'e !!Cell bait \\1nt.1:-;, hul
nothing like that."
TllE SECOND T\\'ISTER touthed do11.'n 111
,.ucca Valley bot no damage was f(•portcd. 1'ornadocs
are a rure occurrence in the area.
About a half-inch or rain cind hail the -.i1c bf golf
balls tell in Yucca Valley, touching off a minor rla i.h
flood and numerous calls lo fircmt=n from helcaguercrl
residents for assistance.
Blythe, Cathedral City and Palm Ue~crt reµor_.
led some flooding from more than a half·inch of rain.
Authorities Teported Calirornia f~ighway 6? 'A'as
closed from Twentynine Palms to ·yucca Valley,
California 111 from lilecca to the Im perial County line
and a section oC California 78 north of El Centro.
Wed~ax. October al. 1974 DAILY PfLOl II ~i
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COLLEGE OF LAW
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C A ll/.ORHIA'S LAlt6fSf LAW SCHOOi.
•oFFERS A NEW PROGR'AM~1 OF SPRIN'G -ENTER!NG · ·:
FU LL -TIME LAW STUDY ;
!W••h 2 °4 · .,,,, l ·yttr 9ud11••••n oplien•I •
A CHOICE OF FOUR IROGRAMS
Of LAW STUDY IS ArAILAILf:
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APPtY NOW FOR DAY, EVENING, OR WEEKEND
CLASSES &EGINNING FEBRUARY 3, 1975
PIOVISIONALLr ACCllOtTIO '"' 'fHE COMM\ml Of
•IAI flCAMINll S Of·rHE STA.TE I AI Of C.&UfOINIA
Frank Namimatsu. 65,
called the strawberry king
bf the San Gabriel Valley,
was strangled last A1·arch 20
and hi s wile, Ycshiko, was
left ro r dead. Authorities
said Nilrnim"atsu was going
to report Mitose for bilking
hlnl by selling him $100,000
in Phony medical cures.
Anr1ck Marie Kilty said Democr1ltie candidate for is due to rising operational
in the Superior Coud suit the office. ,...:''O""sts,,·'-. -----------------------------'---------------------
filed Tuesday that .the 37-Norris has contended that
COmpaign Probe
LOS ANGELES IAP l -
Despite a flurry of com-
plaints about campaign
funds irregularities, only
one candidate Cor state of·
flee is under "active" in·
ttstlgation for alleged cam-
paign reporting violations.
Att y. Gen. Evel l e
Younger said in an inter-
view Tuesday that Assem-
blyman Joe Gonsalves <D·
Cerritos), is the only can-
didate under investi gation.
!\'no Preslde11t
LOS ANGELES JAPJ -
Lee Ji . Davies, \\'ho has
guided 1'1odesto as mayor
for the past eight years, has
been elected president of
t he League of CaliCornia
CIJ.ies.
The election of Davil's
came Tuesday al the 76th
annual conrerence of the
league.
year-old actor ordered•her the inc umbent attorney
lo l~ke orr all her clol~f:S general, Evelle Younger,
d.~r1ng. the <1 ttack. A11ss rail ed as Los Angeles
K1ltysa1d.sheref~scd. . Di s trict Attor ney to
Carradine faces.arraign-properl y investigate
m~n t Thursday on three Geotek.
1n1 sd e m e unor c harges
stem ming from the Sept. 15
incid ent at the home or SLA s·t 1'1ichuet Lobner. Carradine I e
allegedly smashed windi:iws
at th e hous e. rifled a Ord d medicine cabinet, played . ere
the piano and lf.!ft a bloody
tr•il to hi• own born•. Demoli·shed authoritit'S said.
l\11SS KILTY said in her LOS ANG ELES (AP) -
civil .!>Uil that the actor The s ite of l a s t "1ay 's
leaped rrom a car "naked bloody shootout with the
and bl eeding" as she was Symbionese J~iberation
.... ·alking "''ith friends. She Army has !Jeen ordered
claimed he :.;creamed that razed by the City Council. she w41s a "'vitch," hit her The council ordered the and tried to pull her clothes, Department of Public
off. Works Tuesday to demolish
She said the attack left the South Los Angeles house
her bruised, emotionally .it city expense estimated at
upset and unableio sleep. $3,000.
1'he suit seeks $100.000 The modest residential
gene ral d a m ages, un-area has been a haven for
specified medical expenses curiosity seekers and
and Sl million in punitive souvenir hunters since six Deatll Arrlde nt damages. SLA members, including
LOS ANGELES <API -leader Donald ••Cinque"
The death of a .lp-year-old De Freeze, were killed in tlie
b oy (ol·lowinJ' an Eve I, v· R l },1ay 17 shootout with police
Knievel·type bicycle stunt v1re . azes andtheensuingfire ...
has been ruled accidental I A J''olsom Prison inmate
by a coroner's jury. GWfW S t who died this past weekend
However. two or the seven • e . was Vi$iled four times last
jurors Tu esday found year by a member of the
'"'some degree of negligcn-CULVER CITY (UPI > -SLA killed in the shootout,
ce" at Queen o( the Valley Where the grand army of prisonofricials say.
Hospital in West Covina,' the republic an:d a cast,of George.., Haynie, an ad·
"'·here Frank Perry was thousands failedji a small ministrati\<e as:i:istanttotbe ---.take~icefortrealm!..nl. brus h (1r e succeeded warden, said Tuesday that
Tuesday-n ight. -,.. ~SLA member Nanc.y Ling.
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Sunday is
Fllt119AY
in the l1J.\Jij;IJ1}I
The set for the Atlanta Perry visited i nmate
railroad station seen by nlil· Raymond Sparks at the
lions in the movie "Gone prison twice in July 1973,
\\l ith The \\lind" was gone once in August and once in
'A'ilh the \vind and the fire· December.
today . The g r ass blaze "They 'A'erc apparently
s"·ept through the Beverly trying to get members"
Culver Studios. llayn_~e .s~--..
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110"' do yo u m aintain education a l le vels in lhl· fate
of a se,·cn lo 10 1>ercent increase in operations dut: tu
!nflatlon, when <-t reci:nt ~lute Jaw says you may on ly
increa se your e x penditures by three pe rcent?
That is the dile mma tha t faces t he NC\\'J)Ort·J\l e~~•
t.:niricd School Oistri<·t , 11nd it is the quesl lon the
~chOol dis trict is in c fft•ct putl in~ to the \'Olcr s in the
form or l.,roposition z on the .~u vc1nbcr 5 IJ~il lot .
fn a comp lica ted uttc mpt to cquuli zc the anlount ol
public m oney s pent per pupil in the puhli e s e hool!<.
lhroug hout·California. the st<-1te h;1:-; t:lanl ped a lid on
the amount of money 1>Cr pupil reh1 ti\'cly ;1£fltn.•n1
s chool d ist r icts I ikc Nc\vport-J\·tcsa nlay spe nd.
'!'his means thut rcgurdlcss of ;.1ny int rl~asc in the
d istrict's ass essed \'<i luution. Nc,,·port J\lcsa ·s expen-
diture JR'r 11upil for t he next \'Ca r is froz(!n a t a bout
th ree perce nt o,·er thi s ycur. ·it is all t he lu\v a llo\v~.
despite the CSl imULC or <-I SC\'('ll to 10 PCl'CC'llt in rrease
in opera t in~ r us ts clur to inflat ion ulone und despite
the fact thut s tate mandatC'd rost inc reases use up the
three percent pe r mitted inc rt'asc.
Put anOt hc r ~\·:iy, this simply mC'ans that for the
roresceablc future t he umount of ut:t ua l instruction<-1 1
services a nd operating ~ui>plies th<1l thc dislrict c;.1n
purc h::ise pe r pupil '''ill decli ne each ycH r because of
inflation.
In Prop . Z, the sc hool tli strict is us king voters if
they w ant lo maifllain the current cduca t ionJ \ le\·c l
by incre as ing the unnual li mit on per-pupil expen-
ditures eno u ~h to offset infl a tion and the st<1te-n1a n-
dated cost increBses. Sta te la\\' autho rizes s uch <111
election a nd a m ajority vote is required .
'l'he incre ase asked for is $150 per pupil. :Jbout 12
perce nt. 'J'hc p rojected 1975·76 tux r ate \vould he in-
creased fro m about $.1.68 to a bout $-l.21. \\'hich district
officials Point out is very close to thl' 1973-74 ratl'. To
the 0\\'ne r of a n 880.000 house this intrc usc n1e<tns
about SIUS :.i year : to the O\\'ncr of a 535.000 house• ii
means about S45 <.1 yea r.
How Kissinger
Wielded Power
\\'AS lilNGTON -For the past rive
~·ears. U.S. foreign poli cy has been
ali:nost tota ll y dom lnuted by one man
-Or. 1-lenry A. Kissinger. Inside
sources. "'ilh secret doe umcnts to
back up their story, have told us how
he m a ni pul ated
the diplom a ti c
strings .
Throughout the
Nixon years, Kis·
singer steadfastly
mai nta i n e d t o
inquiring re po r ·
ters that he never
re co mmended
poli c .y t o t h e
President unl es s his \'it "'S "'ere
solicited. lie merely presented "op-
tions," he \'Owed, and left it. to the
chief to make the decisions .
IT WAS SA.I D Pr eside nt Nixon
\1·ould retire to the solitude of the Lin-
coln sitting rqom or to his secluded of-
fi ce in the White House annex , "'here
he woul~ po re O\•er his options. After
much a goniiing a nd seratching on
yellov•' legal pads. he \\'ould emerge
a nd a nnou n ce his mo me ntou s
decisions.
This is not. acrording to our sour·
ces. how it ha prencdt They say Ki s-
s inger sc4don1 fa iled to give the
President his pe rsonal rccommen·
dallons and Ni xon seldom failed to
take the ad\·ice As a former Kis-
..;i n~er a!iisoriatc put it surrinrtly.
"Nixon ae recd "'it h J-lenry on lht•
lhings he kne "· 1.tbout. and he trustr cl
llt•nry on lhe things he didn 't knO\\"
:;ibout."
TllE PATTERN \\';l s set C'a rly in
1969 \\'hen Nixon gave the National
Security Council staff a pep talk . Af·
tl'r a few general rt·m;irks. arrordin g
10 several eye "·it nesst•s. he nofl<le1I
to\\·ard Kissinger. ··11enry ;ind I arc
~oing to end the "'ar," the President
:-aid , \\'ilh u sly smile. "\\'e "·:i nt you
ft'l\O\\'S to ta ke <'a re tlf th e 1·e~t of the
\\'Orld ...
Ou r sour<•t•s say i'\i.'<on then taun -
l·hed into ;1 furious and vulga r as!i ault
(JACK ANDERSON )
When Kissinger tra\'ell cd abroad.
he kept the President informed with
cr)·ptic pe rsonal mess~ges. Only the
tv.·o of them unde rslOOd some of the
references.
A typical message from Kissinger
in the ltliddle East , "4S recalled by o
source wh o s aw it . reported : ··~tet
with Num ber One. Discussed options.
He agrees in principle.··
!UOST OF Kissing er 's recommen-
dations to the.President "·ere submit ·
ted forma lly in secret n1emos. "'hich
were guarde d as closely as nuclear
secrets. Very fe\\· o r Kissinge r 's as-
sociates a re a\\'are such documents
exist.
\\'e, however. have seen some of
them. A typical Kissinger-to-Nixon
memo v.'ou ld be typed on Wh ite I louse
letterhead and st amped SECRET.
Kissinger "'ould begin "·ith terse
background in formation and then
outline his "recommendations.··
At the bottom of the page \vcre t\\'O
blank lines, lhc le ft most marked "AP·
pro\'e. ··and the other .. Disapprove."
Almost ne\'er. according lo our sour·
ee s . did Nixon initial the "di!iia p·
prQ)·e .. space.
USUALL, .. a St'r1es of .. tobs" fol-
lo"·cd Oli plain \\"h1te paper. ThcsC'
too k up specifi c issues, expressed in
hl unt. candid lon~uage. Ea rh tab con-
lai ned "approve·· and .. disapprn\'e"'
lill('S .
The cro"·ning tour h "'ould come
~·hen Nixon ca ll ed in his Cabinet or
other associates to brief them on his ·
foreign policy deeis ion. As he spoke to
lhcn1 . he inva riably cons ult ed <1
"talk ing J)()ints·· paper prepared. of
tourse. h~' t Yc ubiquitous Dr. Kis-
singer
~ on the St:1te l>t•1J:1rlmC'nl. J."ort'it!n
l polir~· \\'as ~oi n.I! to I~ handled h,\: !ht•
Kl!'Sl l"OG ER ·s pe rsonal memos and
talking papers ,.:uided Nixon on th(•
V1t•lna m \\'a r. the in\'asion 11f Ca nt·
l)(){li a, the So uth Vic1n<inH~st• in\·asion
of l.;10~. :i nd scores nf other i nit i:ll1 \'CS
a1'(H1nd the v.·or ld • \\'hile 1-loU!iC', he d1•r l:-.rcd, :1n11 not b\' t the ".striped-pant s rug~ots" at FogJ;·Y
Rottom. t TherC' \\'as :1 1·nll rc\1v(' J?il!ip from t tht' f\\'O doz<·n i'\SC staff n1embe rs.
President ~ixon . \\'ith his penchant ~, for saying thC' ..-.·rnn~ t l:!_in~ at the'
\\'rong timC', had forJ.to\l cn that the
1n:ijorit y of his :iuclu.!n<'e hat! co me to
lh<' \\'hit c l lou~c from the foreign ser-
TllER E Afo'T ER, Ki ssinger s~t up
his O\.l.'n private State J)ep:-.rtml•nt in
the ba.seml'nt or lhl' Whit(' llou.~t'.
l\'ht•rt• he dircrtcd l'\'C'r~· aspC'cl nf 1 ht·
•ft•r1s1nn·m:-.kin1? m:1 chlnt•t')'
lie prt•s idcd O\'('r 1 hC' r\:iti on:o l
S<>r urtty Cnunril, which dctcrm ine1 I
'<l\'t'ra ll po li<·~·. ll t• <'Onl rollt•rl the
I SHJler se crel Commlt tct• 11f F'o rt y.
l
'
I 11h11.:b plottOO covert .ucli\·ities. ill'
r ~rso headed the W ash i n ~'lon S1>ec1ul
.liction Gro11 1>. which n~st>mbll'd to
I, rnnn.age rri!iies .
'. 1'he set rt:t minutes !iihn"' th;it Ni xon
1
~t ldom a tt cndt-d these c ruc ia l
meetings but \Y;lited for Ki!iisini;?er 10 I fi ll him in. The I" o men onfcrred
' together rrcquenll)'.
111 t' SOURCES who O<'t:1s1ona lly v.·ere
called into lhl'ir prl\';lll' mer llngs say f 1 Nixon and Kh1si nJ:<'r apparf'ntly did
: · ""' enga~c in deep. inl ellt'l1 ual rl iscus·
t s1ons. They ta lkrd :11)0~•1 v.or14 issues
• 111 1-0 rms of person;ihtiPs and the,}·
• -were o ft e n \'tll~o.1r. rip111n ~ inlo
rnrelg n lea d e r s "i th c r u1tc .
sometimes cruel, re marks •
I
Our sou rce·s rould rt'eall on ly one
maj(lr issue on "'hirh f\ixon \'Clued
K1ss1ngl'r·s reeom mt'ndations. 'l'hat
v. as !ht' derision lo bon1h llanoi illld
mine lia iphon~ ll ;irhor 111 ~lay 1972
In that instance. Ni xon O\·t.'rrulc1! :111
of his t•hie f <Hf\·tsl'I":-. 1neluc1Lni: K1s
s1111:c r
Kissinger's dom1na11011 of fo reign
poh ('.\' has contint1\•<l 11H11 lhc Ford Ad ·
nli nil)lr<ition lnclce~l. l'rt•sillent F'ur<I
harl scn rce l ~· hct•n S\\'Qrn in l)\~for·c ht.'
as:-urt'rl tlu~ \\'Orld th:1t lle11r\· Kis·
s1n.(:er w11uld .sla~· on. l.ik •'Nixon
l>t'fr1rc hint, F'ord le:1ns hc;_ivdy on Kil;·
s1ni;:«r for fort.'1g11 1x1l ic-~· .:uidanc(•
()ur SOllt'<'S ~:1 v, in fi1ct. llHll F<u'd ha s
not O\e rrulc<t i\ lssin gcr ,\'t•t
•'<J<>TNOT t:: t:i 1s:;:1ngi·r hns some
hri lllant di plomatic arhi<'vcments to
lus rredil. inclu<l in~ t<•n11>0r<1r)' J>eDct•
1n !he ~l lddlc E:1st, dctentr with the
So\·ict Un ion a nd r11pprochtment with
mai nland China. But there ha\'e al$1'1
been a fe\\' disasters, SU<'h as the In·
d1a-Pakistan "'ilr. t:hile. Cyprus and
the <iborted .. Yc:ir of Eu rope.''
Quotes
i\lr~. •:. R. Prilbnrowskl. l ilt·ndor:1
. , "Tiu~ l'Ountry 's stubilil ~ dot·~ 11111
lianJ: 011life1hin lhrCiid Of OlC.rc Pl.'I" sonal11 ·. . b~ ad lu•ring lo trulh anr1
princi plt' :_i $ th<' nn l,\ rea l values. ;tof11 I·
go\ crnmcnl i ncv1t;i bly mu.sl f 111 low.
E"en \\•ith t he <.1dditional 5150 pt_•r pupil, the d islrit:l
\\'ill h:ive to cut b uck some of its ser vices to the c·o m·
munity to n1<-1inta in the bHsic ed\,lcationa l ser vic.-es.
It's not .u good lin1e to <.1s k the taxpayers to pay
tnQl'C, es pec i:ally in the fa<'C or the increa sed as~cssed
vuluatio ns that hHvc hit m~uty Ncwporl ·Mcsa tax-
paye rs . But it's an ('\'Cll poorer li me to start cut ting
bu ck o n the c ducOJtionu l opportunities for o ur
c·hil drcn . T he Uaily 1-'il ot rcco rn m c nds a \'ES \'Otc on
1'1'op. Z.
It's Just B~gin11in g
'rhe dus t \\'Ill he flying over par ts or Costa fl1 esa
.ind lr \'ine for thl' next thrt'e ye a rs or so. but \\'hen it
settles t here \\'ill bi.: ... ne\v f1·ec,ru ~r -the Corona dl'I
l\lar t='r ce\''UV
·rhe . dust · is alrC'<i d.v notice a bl y in t he air at
l\1ucArthur llou lcvarcl ;.111d B1·istol Street, \\'here the
hou lc v;1rd is beinl-( \Viden~ a nd ' rca ligne~ to tie in
bette r "'ilh free\\'ay traffi c and \\'here a bridge O\'er
San Diego Crcl'k \\'ill l>e bui lt to n1ect flooding
problems .
Contratts have been a \\1a rded fo r l\\'O othe r jobs
· build ing t he free ,,·ay from the S un Diego f'ree\\·ay
in north Costa J\1esa to the inte rchange with the
Ne\vport F'reewa y ut Bristol Str eet, a nd constructing
the inte r chungc it self.
1'hC la st lfnk \\'ill be extending the rree,v:iy from
the interc hange to C.<.1mpus Drive a nd t hen turning
Bristo l Street into t\\·o three-la ne hig h,vays carry ing
truffi c to l\1acArth ur Boulevard .
T h e pro j e c t s will <.i ll co n1 ~ to u n e nd .
sumu ltaneous ly it is hoped, by late 1977 \\•he n the a rea
:-hould have a better t raffic no''" E ither t hat or t here
\Viii be a demand ror t he rrce\\·ay to be exte nded
beyond Campus Drive und then t he d ust '\\•ill fly aga in. c 'A nd they used to ca ll us racists!'
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
He's Alaead of the Preside11t
1'a\k about noise pollution ~ \\'('
\\'estside Costa J\1 esa residents
from Placentia to \Vhill ier are
shook up C\'cry day five days a
"'eek by the cate rers' air horn
blasts. J\l aybe lhil'! is one for the
state investigator. s.r.
Gtoom, Gw• comm11111 ••• t~•mitltO '' ,,_,,
-da ftOI M<•H&tllf ....... \Ill WleWI .,j tli1 ,....,,.,.,, •. S.u1e1 ,o~r pt\ ,eow •Gt_,., Gin. oa.1, Pi1<>t.
Difficulty
With the
Decalogue
(SYDNEY HARRIS )
In any di scussion of \\'Orld problems
and man's fate, son1cbody sooner'llr
loter is bound to proclaim. with S\\'CCl
s mug ness. "\Veil. if we onl y would
obey the Decalogue. l'\·erything "'ould
be fin e. After a ll . the Tl'n Command ·
mcnts are still the be~t ru les to fol·
{QI\' ,,
''ct. if "'e took sur h 1Ulton seriouslv
:_i nd c1uestioned him on only one of th'e
1'en C~mrp onrlments. and pe rha ps the
most import ant. \\·hat v•ould ht• th e
result ? .
"Thou shalt oot kill." A plain. 1'1<11
statement. \Vithnut qu;1li rication or
modifiealion . Wh at dOl'S our friend or
the Decalogue soy to this? Docs he al'·
eepl it, complete ly and unccp1i\'oca l
ly'! Or docs he try lo get <1rou nd it iu
one "':.i y or a nother'.'
f lRST Of ALL, he \\'Ill !-.ay lh<.11 \\f•
ha ve a ''ri ght " to kill 111 s<·lf-
dcfen.se ~ e\·en I hough lht.' Uec·a lo~ue
docs not say. "Thou shalt nol ki ll. t•x
t·f•pt in sel(-defen.se ...
"!'hen he "'ill say lhnt so<·ll'I ~ ha ~ a
r11?hl to ki ll offenders. if t.h<'ir offcnsl'
is dee med grievou s enough ~\'t'n
lhouj?h the first killer. Cain. "'as nol
executed by God bul "·as branded and
sent into l'X i le.
Nex t. he "'ill insist that a natinn h:1:-
lhc "ri i:ht .. lo kill enemies in time of
"ar: he may dc plorl' such a ncrcssit.v
!:i nd generals a rc the greates t
dtplorers or a ll f . hul he does not doubt
th at th£' Lord i~ on the sidr or tht•
"just " nation. lie "'ill :ilsu point lo
n1 an~· Old 1·cl)tan1e11t p;i ssages whirh·
:iecrn lo ('onri1·ni l11 s posit ion
SO. F'INA l.,I .. ,', "'hat dO<'S the t.'om
m:u1dm 11nl . ··'rhnu sh;,llt not kill."
;1mo11nt to'' It ;_i mounti> In \\'hatevcr
\\'(' "'ant to mnkt ii. Nobody but a
"<·rank·· 1 akt•ii the commandment
literally : n e ar!~· c\·erybotly· bclievc!ii
that unde r ccrtui tt t'Onditions IL l.s
right a nd proper IQ klll. ll <1rd\y
;_inyonc cxcc1Jt Socrutt-s .. Jesus and a
rew saint!ii has e\ er truly b(olil'\·ed that
it is bett er to suf fer pain than.to Inflict
" 1"ht• diffi<'ul ty \\'ilh lhe Ten t:om
1nundmcnt~ is not that unhcliC\Cl'8
nout it . 11 i~ th :i l t•,·1·n "beht•\'t•rs" fio
nnl hl'l 1t-1 1• 11. rl11 nnt :.1Arc..._· on it , do nol
1111 1111 I\ \ ~unplJ.: ... ~cntcnc:c or fu ur
~1•h .. io\lb1hl•· "''"d"'. ···rtiou .i;lutll nol
kill · ha:-t'l1t1rounOcd Chri:-o tenllon1
for2.0ll0VC'nrl! fnr lhc hloodif'!'>t "a r~
nr a 11 h11 ~:I." bt•1•n re 1 i ~ious \\'1.11·s.
Tips on Saving Energy
To the Editor:
I am way ahead of President f'ord
in energy conservation. Since the car·
penters' strike in July,
I. I gave up any vacation trip.
2. I didn't buy a ncW color 'f'V (and
the TV I didn 't buy was a Sony). I did-
n't buy a new pickup <it was a Mazda
Rotary ).
3. I didn't drive too much.
4.1 didn't buy m any gi'oceries. <.The
gtoceries I did o 't buy we re roasts and
steaks and Ch ops mostl y. l
1 ltAVE only worked 18 days since·
the strike and the wife can tell you
that I have conser\•ed a lottbf energy
around the house.
Of course, the re have been about
ten strikes sin re J uly. The wallboard
men arc out now. Two or three more
strikes a nd I ca n go out in the
graveyard and dig my hole.
JAM ES W. BOLDING
Pr .. f .. rs Club
To the Editor :
I must .take exceplioii to lhe letter
from E. Grueber. condemning the
Costa ~1csa Tennis Club. I have taken
l<'ssons and played there for nearly a
ye ar and can find no pa rt of the letter
"'ith \\'hich I can ogree_
AS ONE "'ho has spent many hours
"·ailing for tennis courts on the "first
t'Ome .. ·· basis , I cannot agree that
most people are courteous and honest.
Everyone has .. just begun" no matter
"'ncn you arri ve. ana tnere ts a1ways
an hour wait .. if you are next in line. I
guess it all comes down to you r
priorities, a nd I es tim ate my lime is
"'Orth a Jot more than the SI you pay to
reserve a court. And since the courts
arc constantl y filled up. I can assume
there are many people who think the
same w:iy I do.
'rhe 11ourts at the tennis club a re
availalSlc seven days a \\'eek, and
there arc tv.·o cou rts fl t & 121 v.•hich
cannot be reserved, and are strictly
for "fi rst eomc" use. 1'his system
seems to me to be a fair one, and I for
one. \\'ill continue lo support the Costa
i\le!)a ·rennis Cluh
SAHA STRANG E
l\1111w s a Bargoi11
·ro the Editor ·
The greatest econonlie authorily in
the world is your e\•eryday house\\·ife.
She doesn'l need a large sl<1ff of
cconorn le advisors to lell her a nd the
nation to li ghten the be lt. She is
already doing" it.
Be ing an economic expert , the
housewife also knowi; that there is no
bette r barg:1in th an c1uality. Cheap.
things arc too expensive! That's why
these housewives (PTA ~1others ) arc
wo rk ing so h3rd to convince us that an
increase in taxes through Proposition
7. is "'Orth"·hile a nd it i.s a bar1:11 in.
Af(er >i ll , when .vou t;-ik e lllc long
vie"·· wha t cun you ever-buy for a
child th a t '~ eq ua l to a qua lity
cclucatlon"
~LA L'DIA llQLLOWAY
l11f.,rinl11g ""leor•
To the l::ditor :
In l he aftermath of \Yatergate, the
publlt', more lhan C\'Cr. has a right
11nd a need to be infbrmcd 11bout the candid ate~ nnd th e issuos with which
1t needs to de<tl on Nov. 5. I am incen·
sed by the limited coverage given to
ll ur h rundidatcs as those running for
Setrelary of Stale. l!:~~~ftill V when
lhc off ltc o r Secrct.:Jry of State
governs 1hc C'IC<'tio n laws and will be
contcrned with restorinR a morality
lo rm li ties Hl :t t ime whe n th at
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I.titers /rom readers ore welcome Nor-
molly. u·riters. should cuni>ey t/iei r me.!·
.roge.! in JOO words or less. The rig/if lo con·
den.!e letters to /ii .!pace or eliminate libel
JS reserved. All letters 111us1 include sig-
nalure and ma1li na address bur naines·
mo y be withheld o'n request 1{ sufficient
reason I.! opparenl. Poetry will rwt bf'
published
morali t~· has plummeted to an a ll·
time lo"·
I 1\~l disappointed to see political
reports about the least significant
happenings, the Jack of appearances.
the reasons not lo vote, rather than
the who, v.•hat, ·"·here and why that
truly info rms. One such exa mple is
the race between Brian Van Camp
and ~arrh t'ong for Secretary or
State. When the press reported on the
Oct . 7 KCET debate between the can·
didates for Secretary of State, more
mention was m ade of March Fong's
reasons for not a ppearing on the show
than was ma de of Brian Van Ca mp's
hig hl y articulate views on the issues
rele\'ailt to that office.
I , fo r one, wa nt to vote as "'iSely as
possible. I want to vote for the thingS I
belie\'e in and not just for the face or
the gimmick tha1 is sensational
enough to m ake it into a back-page
fl l"\\·s ;i rl i rlP I "'"' h ,.,,,.. ...,,.,..,
frequent reporting of the candidates
whereabouts and vie"'s on the issues.
and lets gel the voters· apathetir
chins out or their hands and their c)·es
onto t he news!
AU.ISON \YE LLS
Claim t 'orf.,iled
To the Editor:
l'hc chairma n of the So uth Coast
Region:.i l Coastl ine Co mmi!iision,
Donald H. Bright, has forieitcd any
r laim to that position of great public
importance th rough his sorry perfor·
m a nce in soli citing developers to con-
tri bute to the cam paign fu nd of Ed·
mund G. Brown. Jr.
lie should resig n immedi ately or be
forced out of office by public oplniofl .
or by legal cha nnels. for a gross con·
nict of interest. The commission he
he ads h a s mo r e than e noug h
problems "'ithout having to operate
Under the cloud of being used for par-
tisan politics. as !'.1-r . Bright has
placed it through his unbelievable tac-
li<'.
ROBERI LEE
Good Adlllre
To the Editor :
As a regular reader or the Daily
Pilot, I v.•ould like you to know bow
'g'reat it was to see a good story in the
People section suc h as the one Oc-
tober 7 on Joyce Ril ey. J.do not know
her or the reporter ; however . I feel it
is about time the reading public find
out more about nutrition and vitamins
as related to illness. emotional as well
as physical.
DOCTORS DO not tell people the ef-
fect s of rood additives, excessive
sugar and refined foods because they
do not themselves know. A nev.·spaper
reporting such facts does a great ser-
\'ice to its readers. ~tany people just
do not understand the dangers and are
not moti-va ted to searth out the an-
s\\·rr<;
Al so "·a nt lo t ell you ~f ill e
Bell's colu m n on rooking for one has
some sound advice. or course, I rook
for more than that-three growin g
boys-but I still read jt. l can ada pt
any recipe if I want by making six
times as much.
J um not a health food nut nor do I
ever write to news papers. This Is a
fi rst.
Please kee p up the fin e job and let's
ha ve more fine articles about feeding
ou r families \\'holesome. natural
foot.ls free of additives.
Cll1\RLOTI'E Ei\'ll\10 NS
Memoir of Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD. By· Garson Kanin.
Vi king. 393 Pages. $8.95.
In 1937 , Garson Kanin "'ent to llol·
lywood to "learn ~ business'" of
moviemaking arld in this sometimes
touching., often funny and alv.•ays
well ·writlen memoir he tells not only
whut he learned about the buiiincss
hut about the people who made up th at
business.
P EOPLt:, for example, like Samuel
Goldwyn. the fi rst of the mighty for
whom Ka nin was lo work ove r the
years. and who greeted the newly ar·
rived play wr ight with "Sldn('y
lloward tells me you 're a very clever
genius." That's the first Goldwyn is m
to s urffte in thi s book. but not. by any
means, the last. A not.her : "If you
"'on·t gi"e me your word of honor. v.·JU
you give me your promise'''
KA NIN also has a wealt~or storjcs
to tell ab?ut such other mt r figure!i
as -topit:kafew atrando -JJarry
C9hn , Darry l Z.1t n u t k 1 ~h arl es
La ughton and ~1 a ri l)•n Monroe, and
he tells them all well.
Iii$ boo~. ii should be noted. is not
just u collcclion of stories <•nd "!(!:net·
tes, ho'4·cvcr . .M'hile it docs contain
m1rnn r1h sc It tontalns lhcm "'ilhin ~
a carefully built fru mcwork to Which
their slgnifir ll ncc is subordinote to
the structure Kanin "':tnts to build:
his years In ll ollywood, what they
-
( TH~ BOOKMAN )
meant to him a nd what it meant to
him. f1 e succeeds admirabl y.
Phil Thomas
AP books Edllor
QAANCE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rohe rt N, Weed. Publi11her
Thomas Kt ttril , E'~Wr
Barbara Kreibich ,
£dilorlol l'age Edilor
The' edJ,1oriat page tl the Oa(ly .
Pilot sctlts to inform and stl rnul ll!le
rc11dt!rs by pre5t'.nting on this pace
di\·erst>. comm entary on topltt of kl ·
tt resl by ~yndlt nttd cofumnlSll Md
cartoonists, by pro\·ldini: a forum
ror readers· views 11nd by presenli(ta
this new$p:tptr's opinions and Ideas
on rurrent t<>pic1 . Tht editorial
oplnl<1ns of th e Dally Pilot .appur
onl)' in the editorio1 t"ol umn iil the
top of the p:t1e. Opinions rxprttled
h~ 1he c-olumni~I! 11nd t"artoonilts
;inll ll:'ttcr 11 rllc rs ara.ltwit o"'·n and
no l'ndor.!icmrnt'of lhvlr \1tt"''I b}' lhe
D;1lly Pi\01 sht>uld I><! interred.
Wed nesday, Octobcr 23, 1974
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