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Next operation will be addition of sound to laser beam. Noar assembled the laser from a kit at home in 40 hours' time. Times photo Master Plan for Expansion of Rio Hondo Under Study RCA's biggest picture, rmmM price" fe "I Ji tufa modul ood pushbutton iiotnlitr of 100 lolid tWchon, shorpms contrast. fcjgPlgggai Automotic Fust Tuning. stot.

Protect it with accident coverage from Los Angeles Times Subscriber Insurance. Only $10 per year. For a free brochure, write: Los Angeles Times Subscriber Insurance, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles, Calif 90053 .1 Ll li mills, Meeting Set on Lawsuit Threat Continued from First Page denied the existence in the department of discrimination against whites. "I endorse equitable affirmative action in hiring and promotion," he said. In an address to the City Council last August, Cochee claimed there was a lack of support for him "from white racist police officers." "There are some white officers on our Police Department who dont give a damn about black people in general, nor do they care one minute for the residents of Compton in particular," he said at the time.

CPOA President John Soisson was unavailable for comment, but had said earlier that "a number of officers have come to me with complaints, and 1 Hi WtTH YOUR DIRKT SAVINGS DEDUCTED. WI Sn NEW LOW LOW TV PtKESt THIS IS YOUR DISECT DISCOUNT "TiinnrriT HI I for Iho purdiai of any IMino color TV boton 11676 and 22376 Continued from First Page First floor of a potential three-story building south of the Science Building which would house eight classrooms, 25 faculty offices and a forum with a seating of 300 to 350 persons Consolidation of off-campus facilities as much as possible in the northern part of El Monte as well as southeast and southwest Whittier. Reservation of Building T105 (currently houses four classrooms) for future remodeling for occupational education purposes. In addition, trustees ordered administrators to investigate the possibility of construction of an automobile bodyfender laboratory at an off-campus location. Trustee William Lassleben suggested construction of the laboratory by a private developer.

The facility would be leased by the district Estimated cost of the laboratory is $305,760. Lassleben also suggested possible grouping of diesel mechanics, small engine laboratory and ceramics at the off-campus facility. The trustees, however, turned down a recommendation for the calling of bids for an IBM 370-135 computer to replace the campus1 current equipment Trustees J. Spurgeon Finney, Clifford Dobson and Carlos Rodriguez were not convinced that the estimated $850,000 cost of the new machine would be justified. The trustees did approve Grandy's request to set aside the $850,000 and to reconsider the purchase upon completion of an additional report on the college's need for the new machine.

The proposed master plan takes into account surveys of current facility needs. Priorities were listed by a select committee as well as chairmen, directors and supervisors. "We do have adequate funds for this," Grand reassured the trustees last week. "It does not completely exhaust our I so I rVMCU-iat I TV MfltttWTV I NOTE: The direct discount program is funded by RCA, Los Angeles. Void after Feb.

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I uu DOWNEY 710mi.Wejto(the6O5Fwy. 11 it appears to me that white officers are being passed over." P0PPYTRAIL Sears and VERNONWME SALE This Ad Effective Beginning Sunday, Feb. 22 8-pc. Sheet Sets Our warehouse is bulging with accumulated special buys of selected seconds and closeouts from one of America's finest dinnerware manufacturers, Metkn Pottery, Makers of the famous VERNONWARE POPPYTRAIL patterns. At our regular seconds prices these are a bargain but during this sale you'll find sets and open stock pieces at a fraction of the original list price.

All are handpainted, oven and dishwasher safe with only minor decorating irregularities. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. $14 Chair and Sofa Covers Twin Were $22.88 Full Were $25.88 Queen Were $38.88 King Were $46.88 Were $57.96 Sofa Cover Were $28.96 Chair Cover 45 Pc. Sets Service for 8 8 cups, 8 saucers, 8 dinners, 8 salads, 8 cereals, I vegetable, I plotter, I creamer, I sugar lid LsS MaMokv) (old UMeMhaWMt 45 Pc. Set.

Service for 8 $59.95 7 st quality let list price 181.95 rouMirr 1ST USTPMCC SET Includes 2 flat sheets, 2 fitted sheets. 4 pillowcases BLANCA (off white blanks) mi tmmammamesmmmKSmmm o. CaRfornia Strawberry 45 Pc. Set Service for 8 jf quality set list price $181.95 Toddler's Blanket Sleepers Were $6.99 $4 Girls' Coats Were $25.99 to $32.99 $16 IMPRESSION GREEN $122.95 CALIF. WHITESTONE $120.00 FLORAL LACE $156.50 FLAMENCO RED $182.50 MEDALLION RED $214.50 ANTIQUE GRAPE $142.95 BANDERO $155.95 CALIF.

ORCHARD $181.00 SAN FERNANDO $135.50 ANTIQUA $156.50 FRUIT BASKET $163.50 GOLD DAHLIA $182.95 RED ROOSTER $181.95 LEMON TREE $194.83 LIME TREE $194.83 MARGARITA $179.50 VERNON TULIP $179.50 SCULPTURED DAISY $199.95 SCULPTURED ZINNIA $199.95 CINNAMON $210.00 WILD POPPY $219.95 NASTURTIUM $199.95 MATILDA $219.95 OH SUSANNA $199.95 SCULPTURED BERRY $245.00 VERNON BOUQUET $204.95 DELIA ROBBIA $230.95 VERNON FLORENCE $230.95 Red Rooster 45 Pc. Set Service for 8 89.95 1st quality set list price $181.95 94 Hi Women's Tights Were $1.69 Mini Grandfather Clock Cast Iron Radiant Heater Was $169.95 $95 Sculptured Grape Grape Arbor 45 Pc. Set Service for 8 99.95 1st quality set list price $199.95 $8 Was $13.99 All list prices shown ore for I st grade ware. OPEN STOCK SPECIALS Sovejjp to 50 more off our everyday low 2nds prices on open stock and handy occessory pieces in patterns listed above plus other popular patterns such as: Blue Dahlia Provincial Fruit Pueblo Gaiety Calypso Vintage Pink Indigo Woodland Gold Spanish Yellow Blue Fascination Cups Dinners Solads Cereals Plotters $1.50 Sauce Boots $2.00 Butter Lid $2.00 Gravies $2.25 50 Fruits 40c Vegetables 80c 2 Qt. Pitcher $3.50 Div.

Vegetable. Coffee Pots Salad Bowls. $2.50 $3.00 $3.00 Please Note: Not all pieces available in all patterns at these prices. AN Advertised Herns are while present stock lasts. Come early for best selection.

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