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Carnival Law on abortion invalid He didnt say what he meant AFL-CIO opposes guarantees for NY bargaining agreements and slashing pension rights of workers. But he said the AFL-CIO believes the city is entitled to the same consideration of guaranteed loans given to Lockheed Aircraft. He said the union supports a federal guarantee for city bonds until the city is able to work its way out of its financial dilemma. Secretary of the Treasury William Simon told Congress today it is still possible for the city to avoid defaulting on its debts. I have never said New York City should go into default." Simon told a congressional joint economic committee.

"After eight months it is still avoidable." But Simon offered no new TIMES-ADVOCATE. ESCONDIDO. CA NOV. 7, 1975 B-7 Express service bankrupt NEW YORK (AP) REA Express. the nations largest surface carrier, has been judged bankrupt and will go out of business in a week to 10 days with a loss of about jobs, a company spokesman said today.

Judge John J. Galgay of the federal bankruptcy court made the decision Thursday and the business will now be liquidated. The company had been operating under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy laws since Feb. 18. We will deliver all the freight that is in the system at this time." Stephen Finkel, an REA spokesman, said.

And then they will sell everything." Woman listed in critical status ESCONDIDO Elizabeth Anne Sanders. 23, of 1127 E. Second Ave. remained in critical condition this morning as she was moved from Palomar Memorial Hospital to Sharp Hospital after being injured in a one-car accident Wednesday night, police reported. Ms.

Sanders was taken to the hospital at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday after her car struck a cement divider on Mission Avenue near Washington Avenue went out of control and was totally destroyed, according to police. Robertson, Emma Murray, Alice Couch, Dell Mac Gray, Stacey Piekarski, Deborah Perry, Nathan Oake, Clifton Laughter, Kenneth Foster, Raymond Ervin, Ramona Sutliff, Martha Murphy and Vannessa Morris. Poway: Paul Johnsen, Regina Kane, Brian Blankenship, Robin Cowan and Gilbert Yorba. San Marcos: David Mercado, Eugene Mendivill and Louise Paske.

Also Pamela Lestyk of San Diego, Cebrian DeLaRose of Vista, William Stone of Valley Center and Edward Rodriguez of Pauma Valley. My teacher says I got a stuck accelerator!" DflopiiitaD RJtfe Sub located; lost in 1917 WASHINGTON (AP)-The AFL-CIO is voicing opposition, to legislation granting loan guarantees to financially ailing New York City because aid bills now before Congress would leave city labor contracts at the mercy of the Ford administration. A spokesman for the labor organization said New York aid bills approved by the House and Senate Banking committees are unacceptable in their present form and will be opposed unless they are changed. AFL-CIO President George Meany in a statement today said the AFL-CIO is opposed to the present legislation because it would unilaterally and unfairly penalize workers by destroying collective Palomar Memorial Hoapital Visiting: 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Restricted to family ADMITTED Escondido: Ruby Hunter, Roberta Schryvers, Clifton Heck, Eleanor Miller, Jesse Chapman, Lucy Mineah, Jason Bingham, Herbert Kent, Becky Allison, Terry Sweeney, Edna Curren, Douglas Marshburn, Beverly Allison, Jesus Vasquez, Margaret Malvin, Vernon Reed, Aaron Taber, Ramona Reese, Bemiece Dixon, Billy Condry, Job Ypma, Erik Englebrecht, Iona Manuel, John Meier and Larry Blaylock. PUBLIC NOTICES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 76 9256 The following persons are doing business as Rick's Hair Place at 13168 Poway Rd Poway, Ca 92064 ALFRED GATES 809 Discovery St 0 San Marcos. Ca 92069 FREDERICK TORNATORE 17018 Bernardo Oaks Dr San Diego. Ca This business is conducted by a General Partnership Signed ALFRED GATES -This statement was filed with the County Clerk of San Diego County on Oct 29.

1975 EXPIRES DEC 31. 1980 Pub 4T Nov 7. 14. 21 28. 1975 (75-1350) NOTICE TO CREDITORS No.

PN4492 Estate of CARRIE ROBBINS, also known as CARRIE (LAKE ROBBINS. LOS ANGELES (AP) Se-manticist S. I. Hayakawa says he didn't mean to say what everyone thinks he said when he said he would run for the United States Senate. Hayakawa told the San Diego Republican Womens Club in a Wednesday meeting that he planned to seek the Republican nomination in the 1976 California GOP primary.

But Thursday Hayakawa tried to explain what he thought he said. What happened was I said I intend to run for the U. S. Senate and will make a formal announcement at the end of the year, the famed expert on the meaning of words said. That I did not regard as a formal announcement, but it was treated as such.

He said the difference is that when he makes a formal declaration it will include policy statements and a program of proposals. Hayakawa, 69, became a national figure as president of San Francisco State University with his strong stand against student protest. When he was asked Thursday why he would seek public office, Hayakawa said, "Im sure that personal vanity must have something to do with it. More seriously, my lifelong study is semantics. Solving the problem of communications is what politics is all about.

If elected, I'll have a chance to put all my semantic theories to work at the highest possible level. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF HEAPING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL CASE NUMBER: PN4512 Eetatt of RUBY M. THILL. Deceased. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA.

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Notice is hereby given that PATRICIA LAWRENCE has filed herein a petition for probate of the will of the above-named decedent and that Letters Testamentary be issued to petitioners, reference to which is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same has been set for Nov 14, 1975 at 9 OOa the courtroom of Department No A of said Court, at 325 South Melrose Drive in the City of Vista. California Dated Oct 27. 1975 4 ROBERT ZUMWALT, Clerk Signed By HJ WERGERS. Oeputy JAMES R. PENFIELD JONES.

HATFIELD. PENFIELD A GARRETT P.O. Box 1506, 737 East Grand Avenue Escondido. California 92026 (714) 745-4400 Attorneys for Petitioner Pub 3T Oct 31. Nov.

4 7. 1975 (75-1370) FUND San Marcos: Margaret Vagnett, Leticia Armenta, Faye Skoblin and Coleene Jimenez. San Diego: Suzanne Turner and Theresia Mellor. Also Donna Beyer of Murrieta, Hugh Feemster ot Ramona, Shirley Henderson of Encinitas, Jesus DeLaCruz of Lemon Grove, Sherry Apperson of Poway and Lela Rader of Vista. DISCHARGED Escondido: James Edson, James Grooms, Kelly Robertson, Donald Burgess, Nora Barlow, Carol Saunders, Kelly PUBLIC NOTICES Deceased.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of Adrian Toien. 1145 Sen Manno Drive. Suite 115. San Marcos. California 92069.

which is the place of business of the under-. signed in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, withm four months after the first publication of this notice Dated November 3. 1975 BETTY MEYERHOLTZ. Executrix of the Will of the above named decedent ADRIAN W. TOLEN 1146 San Manno Dr 8te 116 San Marcos.

CA 92069 744-3666 Attorney for Executrix First publiceti4n: Nov. 7. 1978 89289 Pub 4T Nov 7. 14. 21 28.

1975 PUBLIC NOTICES SAN DIEGO (UPI) A submarine that sank off San Diegos shores in 1917 was discovered accidentally by searchers looking for a jet fighter which crashed at sea three years ago, Rear Adm. John Williams said Thursday. A Navy crew aboard the oceanographc ship De Steiguer found the 142-foot submarine FI Oct. 22, said Williams, commander of the West Coast submarine force at Ballast Point. Two days after the discovery, based on information from a sophisticated sidelooking sonar system, a deep submergence rescue vehicle, DSRV-2, dived at the site and photographed the sunken hull.

The hull was intact but had a hole 10 feet high and three feet wide just below the waterline, Lt. David Magyar said. The Navy had no plans to recover the submarine and the bodies of 19 crewmen believed to be aboard. There was no reason to disturb the grave site, according to Capt, Willard Johnson of Submarine Development Group 1. The F-l was riding on the surface in heavy fog when it was rammed by a sister submarine, F-3, on Dec.

18, 1917. Testimony by five survivors indicated the F-l took only 10 seconds to sink. The fog and faulty communications were blamed. Details of the sinking were released 50 years after the event when the wartime re-cords'were declassified. The photographs indicated the top hatch in the conning tower was still open, as was a hatch leading to the engine room, which housed two 400-horsepower diesel engines.

It. looked like someone took a giant axe to the side of the ship, Magyar said. The opening ruptured one of the submarines ballast tanks and flooded the engine compartment, he said. The opening, plus the open hatches, permitted rapid sinking. The discovery was made during a search for an F-4 Phantom jet that crashed in late 1972, the Navy said.

PUBLIC NOTICES (75 1390) NOTICE TO CREOITOR8 No. PN4493 Estate of GRACE 0. MecLEAN. eke GRACE OLSON MecLEAN. Deceased.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN OIEGO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that ell persons having claims against the said decedent ere required to file them, with the necessary vouchers in the office of the dark of the above entitled court or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at 830 Grand Escondido. CA 92025 which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within four months after the first publication of this notice Dated November 4. 1975 GEORGE MecLEAN. Executor of the Will of the above named decedent HENRY P. JOHNSON JAMES W.

TALLEY Attorneys at Law 830 Grand Capital Outlay 74-5 327,497 659,012. 1,505,559. 2,237. -0- 188,037. 8.450.162.

Interfund Transfers 74 (1,817,838.) (86,488.) 421,506. -0- -0- (744,539.) 2.227.379. 11.127.304. RICHMOND, Va. (AP)-A federal appeals court held today that the West Virginia abortion law is unconstitutional beyond question.

The law, which the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said ignores U.S. Supreme Court decisions, provides that an abortion can be performed only when it is necessary to save the life of the mother or child. The Supreme Court has held that that a womans right to ah abortion during her first trimester of pregnancy is strictly a matter between her and her physician. The.

appeals court ruling came in a suit filed in U.S. District Court in Charleston by a 21-year-old unmarried student against the Charleston Area Medical Center. The students physician had been denied the privilege of performing the abortion at the hospital on grounds its antiabortion policy was dictated by state law. The District Court had dis-missed the complaint because, it said, the plaintiff had failed to show irreparable injury or that she had been deprived of her rights under state law. It said also that the womans suit failed to meet the requisites for a class action.

The appeals court disagreed today with all three of these findings. Besides declaring the state abortion law invalid, the court said state action clearly was involved since the hospital received federal Hill-Burton funds, and participated in Medicare and Medicaid programs. As to irreparable injury, the appellate court cited such factors as psychological harm, the problems of an unwanted child, inability to care for a child and the stigma of unwed motherhood. It returned the case to District Court, directing it to issue an injunction requiring the hospital to ignore the unconstitutional state law and abandon its own antiabortion policy. Court records showed that the unmarried student later obtained an abortion outside of West Virginia.

North County bands in review ESCONDIDO Five North County bands and drill teams will participate in the 17th annual Hawthorne Band Review Saturday morning. Bands and drill teams will compete from Vista, San Marcos, Escondido, Orange Glen and Fallbrook high schools. The review will begin at 10 a.m. in Hawthorne. It is sponsored by the Hawthorne American Legion.

The Vista group will take part in the Los Altos Tournament at Hacienda Heights High School Saturday night. San Pasqual and Poway high schools will participate in the Lester Oaks Review starting at 10 a.m. Saturday in Riverside. Births Palomar Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

James Hartranft of 1263 Via Encinas, Fallbrook, a 7-pound, 2V4-ounce daughter born at 8:12 a.m. Nov. 6. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Beyer of Murrieta Hotel, Murrieta, a 7-pound, 8-ounce son born at 9:11 p.m. Nov. 6. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Apperson of 13510 Acton poway, a 6-pound, 9-ounce daughter born at 9:56 p.m. Nov. 6. and Mrs. John W.

vyagnetti of 533 Berryhill Drive, San Marcos, an 8-pound, 3-ounce son bom at 10:17 p.m. Nov. 6. Tri-City Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Skinner oj 1106 Vale View, Vista, a son bora Oct. 27. iMr. and Mrs. George Monty of 930 Tiger Tail, Vista, a son bbra Oct.

29. and Mrs. Sigurdur Magnusson of 1245 Palomar Place, Vista, twin boys bora Nov. 1. CITY OF ESCONDIDO REPORT OF FINANCIAL TRANSCATIONS FOR THE FISCAL TEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1973 Obituary Notices Escondido.

CA 92026 (714) 746 1711 Attorneys for Executor First publication: Nov 7, 1976 Pub 4T Nov 7. 14 21 6 28 1975 (75 1389 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 76 9264 The following person is doing business as ROWENAS AT THE MERCAOO at 1 1 844 Rancho Barnardo Rd San 0ego Ca 92126 ROWFNA FRANK 1 1432 Florindo Rd San Diego Ca 92127 This business it conducted by an Individual Signed ROWENA FRANK This statement was filed with the County Clark of San Oego County on Oct 29 1975 EXPIRES OEC 31. 1980 Pub 4T Nov 7. 14 21 28 1975 (75 1349) 47,945.

763. 11.696. Fund Bal. 5 43073 2,170,194. 12,337.

62,918. 187,424. 197,820. 145,825. 663.837.

Sever General Special Revenue Fund Cas Tax Funds Vehicle Parking Dlatrlce tl Bond Interest 4 Redemption Enterprise Funds Construction Funds TOTALS: CITY OF ESCONDIDO UTILITY FUNDS STATEMENT Of OPFPATIONS YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1975 Water Alice Gendreau ESCONDIDO Alice Gendreau, 79, of 102 W. 13th Apt. 1, died Nov. 5 at Palomar Memorial Hospital.

She was bora March 29, 1896, in Canada. She came to Escondido in April 1974. Surviving are her husband, Eugene, and a sister, Amelia Labonville of Escondido. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Nov.

9 at the Alhiser-Wilson Mortuary Chapel. Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Nov. 10 at St. Marys Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Oak Hill Memorial Park. Joseph Winklbauer SAN MARCOS Joseph L. Winklbauer, 71, of 556 Bar-naville Lane died Npv. 6 in a Vista convalescent home. He was bora Jan.

25, 1904, in Chicago, HI, and moved to Vista eight years ago. He was the owner of Winks Auto Parts in Los Angeles before his retirement. Surviving are his wife, Melba; four daughters, Marie Griffin of Sudbury, Susie Sollers of Oregon City, Betty Jean Mondraggon of Antonito, and Linda A. Sager of Everett, one son, Lawrence E. Andrews of Ventura; six grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; and three sfcters.

A service is planned at 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Vista Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Bishop Philip A. Harris will officiate.

Burial will be in Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Utah. Friends may call until 9 tonight at the Allen Brothers Mortuary Chapel in Vista. Paul Fagan VISTA Paul M. Fagan, 57, of 1225 Teelin Ave. died cm OF ESCONDIDO SIHMARY OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OUTSTANDING AT JUNE 30, 1975 AS FOLLOWS: Nov.

6 in an Oceanside hospital. He was bora July 11, 1918, in Morrisdale, and served with U.S. Marine Corps for 17 years, retiring as a gunnery sergeant. He was a heavy equipment mechanic at Camp Pendleton. He was a member of Vista Post 7041, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Vista Lodge 1968, BPO Elks.

Surviving are his wife, May; two sons, Patrick J. and Charles P. Fagan, both of Vista; one daughter, Carolyn J. Fagan, also of this city; two brothers; and two sisters. A service will be held at 2 p.m.

Nov. 10 at the Allen Brothers Mortuary Chapel. Chaplain J. Larry Sharpe will officiate. Cremation is planned.

Lawrence Beck ESCONDIDO Lawrence Beck, 70, who resided at Lawrence Welks Country Club Village, died Nov. 2 at a hospital in La Mesa. He was bora April 22, 1905, in Utah. He had lived in Escondido for 6V years and in California since 1926. He was retired from both the Railway Express Agency and the Crest Forest District at Crestline.

Mr. Beck was a member of the Rim of the World Lodge 711, at Twin Peaks and a past patron of Granada Chapter 442, Order of the Eastern Star, at Alhambra. Surviving are his wife, Alice Summers Beck; a daughter, Jeannette Bush; a son, Delmar R. Bush; two grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.

Nov. 9 at the clubhouse at the Lawrence Welk Country Club Village, with burial at sea. The Neptune Society is in charge of arrangements..