1974 San Diego guide to movers and shakers

The heavy 35

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Publish Date

Oct. 10, 1974

1. Pete Wilson
2. Mark Wenzel— official mime, Expo '74, USIU grad, Don McLeod protege
3. Salvador Torres— leader of the Chicano Park moralists
4. Ed Eveleigh— English auto mechanic, auto designer
5. Bob Woodford— long-time manager of Academy, Fine Arts, and Guild Theatres
6. Bob Cowan— Owner of Blue Ridge Music
7. Jim Bates— recalitrant liberal city councilman
8. Al Couppee— former Channel 10 employee, now columnist for Navy Dispatch
9. Larry Thomas— Pete Wilson's press secretary
10. Tom Waits— former bouncer at The Heritage, now Columbia recording artist
11. Jack Tempchin— shy writer-singer; wrote "Peaceful, Easy Feeling"
12. Colleen O'Connor— a good Irish kid gone political
13. Neil Morgan— the literatus at the Copley Press
14. Ray Hoobler— the chief of police
15. Ed Scott- ex-Marine, fighter against downtown re-development
16. Marc E. Lugo— Ed Scott's artistic ally
17. Christopher R— video visionary, head of Indian Magique
18. Jim Hubbel— designer and sculptor of house a la Goudi
19. Mr. Murphy— of the mad, mean, menacing Mariners
20. Robert Helland- ex-mayor of La Mesa
21. Strickman and Sons- the official paper re-cyclers
22. Manny Farber— renowned artist; Duncan Shepherd mentor
23. Larry Urrutia— managing director of Jack Glenn Gallery; founder of Center for Photographic Arts
24. Rick Shipps- director of East County Medical Clinic; steady humanitarian
25. Abraham Braude— prominent educator and researcher in infectious diseases
26. Sam Chatmon— singer of urban blues, S.D. Folk Festival favorite
27. Scott Washburn— the U.F.W. man in San Diego
28. Evelyn Herrmann— chief of Senior Citizens Service
29. Betty Wilson— real estate saleswoman and wife of Pete Wilson
30. Mrs. Copley— publisher of the Union-Tribune
31. Dr. Bronner- the health food and medicine man
32. Robert Hays— most recent lead actor in Old Globe's traveling "Taming of the Shrew"
33. L. Schwartz— city college prof, leader of Impeach Ford group in San Diego
34. Robert Jeffrey— another local blues singer. Folk Arts regular
35. Charly— of KFMB's Charly and Harrigan