Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 6

Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1970 Santa Cnc Srntinrl By Si aysn yard. The most tragic thing (Continued from Tagc 1) ed" at the news of Ohta's death, Santa Cruz County will mi? now is that people here must and that he will probably fly: him, because there is no wa; Santa Cruz Bosines. Professional Women'i Club Pre-CSiristiiias Bazaar ItnlunI Goods Jollies Gift Items Plants 0 Light Hefreshiiioiils Saturday, October 24, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Business and Professional Women's Clubhouse Button Plymouth Sts. nere ior me runerai. replace him as to replace him as live with realistic fears mat this can happen to them." a man. again. But Dr.

Ohta was call ed, and because of his diagnosis, I was able to see again." City and county officials also pressed their concern over the ituation. Said Santa Cruz Mayor Erst Wicklund, "I find this iiocking. I know Dr. and Mrs. )hta as very kind, gentle and As area citizens were sorrow lne son ot Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Boles of Ben Lomond, Holter came to know Ohta ed, they were also terrified. Holter said.

Ray Negro, Soquel Fire chief said it was recognized Ohta's were well-to-do, but A blind university student from Southern California called The Sentinel Tuesday to deliver A check of local gun stores Tuesday revealed a definite in -WS' ft they always had plenty of time vonderful people. It's difficult comprehend that such an act happen in our community crease in gun sales. One store reported a sales jump of "more to talk with and help people through the doctor's futile attempt to save Holter's vision from the disease glaucoma. Dr. Ohta performed two eye operations as recently as two months ago on Holter.

"We became close friends. They were humble people, al his appraisal of Dr. Ohta. In an emotion-choked voice, Dennis Holter, 1969 Soquel High School student body president, said he was "dazed and shock- area, or anywhere else. than 500 per cent, trom one or two to 10 or 12, and anoth John Lappin, Capitola city ways ready to assist if neces sary." er said he noticed an increase of 300 per cent "over a normal councilman, added, hen something like this happens this close to home, it's like a night Three Sought In Slaying mare.

There isn't any reason for such and junjust and illog Read The Sentinel Classified Ads Tuesday." All those merchants reporting an increase said it was "definitely due to the Ohta Dr. Victor M. Ohta ical act. It only happens far away, not in your own back from Sacramento were to ex amine the car. Police theorize the suspects first report was received until the report came in from the railroad.

The railroad men said they passed through the tunnel at 3 p.m. and it was unobstructed. When they returned through the tunnel at 4:45 p.m. they struck the vehicle. Mashtare said at first glance drove the vehicle from the Bonny Doon area to Highway 9, then onto Rincon Road and from there onto the railroad track.

They actually drove the car across a railroad trestle to get 809 BAY AVE. 9 tjm. -9 p.m. Sat 1" Sun." ...10 a.m. -6 p.m.

(Continued from Page 1) near Nichols Road. Sheriff's deputies rushed toward the scene, but some 15 minutes later a subsequent report stated the car had started up and was heading toward Highway 9. More lawmen headed in that direction, but within minutes a radio report came in from the railroad that the car had been hit. In all, estimated Sgt. Jim Mashtare of the sheriff's department, no more than 30 minutes elapsed from the time the i yi iw vr to the bridge.

A four wheel drive emergency vehicle which lawmen saw "nothing of con later tried the same trick al sequence the car, but ad most went into the river. ded, "We hope the car will pre Deputies checked literally doz 1 1 1 ens of persons during the night sent something of value in evi dence." anyone remotely l- 1 HOLDS IN LAYAWAY TOY IAYAWAY SALS SNOOPY ZjSL uedbaTOn cious," according to a statement Criminal Investigation and Identification Bureau experts from the sheriff office. Some of the searchers had been called away from the scene uy iu p.m. as tne in SHE COPIES WHAT YOU DRAM WRITE OR SKETCH tense darkness of the remote area hampered the hunt. Others remained on a stand-by watch.

The terrain is rugged and Live Oak Weighs Policy Of Recognizing Special Duties Of Its Teachers AMERICA'S fAVORIU DOGl SNOOPY GAME creased with steep ravines and PEGGY PEN PAL BY "HOnSMAH" REG. 12.96 ridges, but, Mashtare pointed out, "If they wanted to work at it could leave in any 99 direction. REG. 3.99 However, the sheriff's officer VANDALISM Names of A policy recognizing special reported at 12:30 a.m. it was proceeding with the search un duties of teachers had its first der the assumption the sus fl' Snoopy and the Red Baron battle it out in this skill and action game by Milton Bradley.

Perfect for boys and girls from ages 7 to 14. reading before Live Oak Ele pects still were in the vicinty. residents were submitted for a proposed vandalism prevention committee. Cartwright said the Live Oak district has been mentary School District trustees Funeral services for Mrs, Tuesday night. Cadwallader will be Thursday at 11 a.m.

at White's chapel, Superintendent Herb Cart- plagued with vandalism. Most wright explained that the tradi- costly has been theft some little Peggy Pen Pal copies exactly what you write, draw or scribble, without batteries. She's 18" tall with rooted hair. 138 Walnut with the Rev $2,000 since Jan. most com D.

R. Peterraan of Church of tional concept of two types of educational personal teach Ma mon includes broken windows ifelike eves and fully feinted. The the Nazarene officiating. Inter and break-ins. -I ment will be in Oakwood Me perfect gift for the little girli morial Park.

ers and administrators no longer stands up. He said Live Oak is considering recognizing various levels of teacher re TV Trustees approved expenditure of $50 for educational A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, she is survived by her TV programs. The board reconsidered the expenditure after husband, Jack A. Cadwallader it was learned that state re of Santa Cruz; two daughters, UHUKE TEST YOUR fOOIBMl SKILL! imbursement for last year's ed Melinda and Dorothy Cadwal lader, both of Santa Cruz; her ucational TV expenditure cannot be made until the succeed ELECTRIC FOOTBALL ROMPER ROOD'S "FUN TIME parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester ing year's contract is signed, according to state law. PUZZLE CLOCK Kinney of Santa Cruz; a brother, Edward Kinney of Santa Cruz, and several nieces and sponsibilities and roles with some type of compensation. For example, he said a teacher at the Green Acres School learning center coordinates the efforts of four or five other teachers, acting much as a "foreman." Also, special education teachers may be doing more things than the regular classroom teaching situation. Such leadership efforts would be rewarded under the policy.

If the board approves the pro GAME By "TUBOH" if the district decided to drop educational TV, it therefore would not be reimbursed for nephews. NOW ONLY the previous year's expense. The state pays 50 per cent of kg. S2 7.99 CJ A fun football game with automatic timer and molded plastic figures in action poses! Complete with marker chain, in limited quantities. the cost.

Live Oak trustees, question The Romper Room Ftm Time Puzzle it the. happiest way there is for a child to learn to tell timet A colorful plastic puzzle clock. Board Offers Reward ing the legality of such a quali posal adoption of enabling fication, decided to ask the policy is scheduled at the Nov. 3 meeting teachers would county counsels oftice to investigate the requirement. For Slayers A $5,000 reward for informa LOAN Because the district is out of money, the board de cided to request a loan of tion leading to the arrest and contract individually for the additional compensation.

Each teacher's proposal would be screened first through the faculty, then the school administration and finally the superintendent before submission to trustees for approval. Other business Tuesday night included: conviction of the killers of the GIVE THE GOBLIUS THEIR Victor Ohta family and his sec DEPT. i7i a A 000 from the county for the period of Nov. 1 to Dec. 31.

Traditionally, school districts run out of funds before the first installments of property taxes start coming in Dec. 15. retary, Dorothy Cadwallader, was offered by the county Board of Supervisors Tuesday. Board members made it plain they hope private citizens will contribute money to make the reward $25,000, Attorney Charges Ploy Aimed At Influencing Besco Issue Since it is not legal to offer such rewards, supervisors had to hedge just a big on their offer. The $5,000 will become YOUR CHOICE clear statutory prohibi i against attempts by this com available only if the state legislature later passes a law allowing such rewards.

mission to regulate land use PACK a prohibition designed to pre vent infringement upon the ine legislature last year rights of residents to an oft The move to relax annexation restrictions against the controversial Besco development has been labled as a ploy to influence approval of the project by the county board of supervisors at next week's hearing. The Local Agency Formation Commission had imposed a ban on further annexations to the Capitola and East Cliff sanita passed a law allowing rewards jective, unbiased determination for convictions of murderers as to whether a particular land who prey on public officials. Supervisor Henry Mello, who 40 SUGAR DADDY JKs Individually Wrapped 102 TWINKIES' WAFERS Delightful Energy Treat 90 KRAFT CARAMELS Individually Wrapped first proposed the reward be $25,000, said he reduced the amount because individual su STOCK UP! tion districts until work is set pervisors might be held respon in gear to increase the capacity of the East Cliff sewage disposal sible in a taxpayers suit use is in the best interest of the community. "Obviously, there are many considerations far more important than sewers, and there are other developers who will be interested in this property." Hanchett, who said he was speaking for an informal organization of mid-county residents, said today's LAFC hearing, "because of its timing and the is charging illegal action. County plant, i Now, however, LAFC's execu Counsel Howard Gawthrop as sured him this won happen tive officer, Ed Hanna, has stated he will recommend at today's commission meeting that the if the legislature acts 'r srri Supervisors, who said they Besco annexation be approved were shocked by the five deaths, sues presented," may well be made it clear such awards so long as the development's sewage system is not put in operation before the plant is would not normally be offered 10" PUMPKIN BASKETS in murder cases.

is spooky aimam cosmins part of a remarkably efficient campaign by Besco to win public support for its project. "Certainly the granting of the sewer annexation permit would it not whether a person enlarged. In a letter slated to be read is a doctor, is rich, or poor," Mello said, "but the fact it was at today's meeting, Aptos attor favor Besco's chances before ney Lewis Hanchett Jr. said a savage attack made on approval of the annexation by the supervisors." family that prompts this re ward." LAFC will put the commission in the position of saying to the supervisors: "You should ap Supervisor John R. McCallie Hanchett said his group does not consider the fact Besco made its application prior to the annexation freeze a valid YOUR CHOICE agreed it was "the manner in prove the Besco development which this crime was commit WITH MASK because this large, dense de argument for consideration of ted" which makes it of such A 10" oily Hal-loyve'en pumpkin that can be used as a Trick-or-Treat bag.

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4m sion," Hanchett charged. "This is a highly improper attempt to influence and infringe upon the authority of the board of supervisors," he continued. "Furthermore, this action Is directly contrary to the aw.